http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7b758746fbb42077a7b7d258a7ebb191.pdf 560e4e34b7ac12fae18961656406f67f PDF Text Text ·' 10 _ The Daily SentineL Middleport-Pomer oy, 0., Monday. D<c . W. 1974 FOUR RUNS Mi\DE RACINI': - The Racine E-R Squad made £our runs rrom RUTLAND - Charles Rell · four great - gr andc hildren : a Friday through Sunday, at Jordan, 84, Salem St., Rutland , half - brother, Oscar Jordan , 10:25 Friday transporting Ira died Sunday in an Athens Marmet , W. Va.: a sister, Mrs. Beegle, Racine, a medical Hospi tal following a lo ng Carrie Spencer, Akron, and a patient to Ve terans Memorial illnE'ss. ha ir-s iste r , Mr s. Fannie Hospital; Saturday at 10 a . m. Mr . Jordan. born May 20, Dolley, Nitro, W. Va . to LeU.rt Falls for He nry 1890, at Pliny , W. Va ., was a Preceding him in death P helps, a medica l patie nt , also son of the late Charles and Ada besides his parents were three taken to Veterans Memorial Jordan . He married the former brothers and a daughter. HospiU.l ; Sunday at 12:01 a.m. Funer al services will be at 1 to Portland for Mary Kearns, Evelyn McComb in 1913 and she preceded him in death last p.m. Wednesday at the Walker who was ha ving diffi c ulty year. Mr . Jor dan operated a Funeral Home, here , with Rev . breathing, taken to Holzer service station in Rutland for a Robert Bwngarner orriciating. Medica l Center, and at 10 a.m. number of yea rs. He was a Burial will be in Mt. Union Sunday to the Latter Day m ember of a Rutland Cemetery a t Pliny. Friends Saints Church near Portland United Methodist Churc h, may ca ll a t the funeral home for J ohn Hunnell , Pomeroy, WilkesviJie Grange and was a any time a fter 2 p .m. Tuesday. taken Lo Veterans Memorial former Rutland fire chief. The family will be a t the HospitaL Surviv ing are a daug hter , fliDeral home Tuesday from 2 Mrs. William (Frieda) Singer, to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m . Toledo ; three gra nd children; O.arles Jordan of Rutland dies French Former resident of Hartford dies Continued from page I HARTFORD, W. Va . George W. Cunning ham, 53, Si mpsonv ille, S.C., a native of this town, died, Friday in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. CWlningham was a son of Mrs. Nora Walkup Cunningham , Fountain Inn, and the late Edgar Howard Cunningham, Surviving a re his wife, Mrs . Ruby Fletcher ·cunningham: three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Ann Long and Mrs. Betsy Simpson , both of Simpsonville , and Mrs. Terry Wes, Spartensburg , Ga.; two br others, Edgar H . Cunningham, Jr ., Logan, Ohio, and Richard D. Cunnin gham , High Top , Ala .; three sisters, Mrs. Cora Folmer, Pomeroy; Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE MON .• DEC. 16 THRU THURS., DEC. 26 NOT OPEN FRI ., SAT .. SUN . DEC. 27-28-29 lADY KUNG FU Show Starts 7 p.m. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO . t ,,, ,,, ,•:, '·.•,,,' and pay their debts with gold. Giscard also invited Ford and his wife to visit France. The French President's remarks contradicted reports that his toast would contain nothing substantive. He praised Ford's cordiality, frankness and clarity in stating his position. France an.d America, he said, have a proud history of helping each other. A French fleet sailed from Martinque to aid George Washington at the battle of Yorktown during the American Revolution. " But," Giscard said, "the great problems ... lie ahead of us and call for considerable imagination and initiatives which would lead to solutions which could haV. a lasting effect not only on our relations, but also perhaps on world affairs." The two leaders did more than just talk politics during the three days. · They ate every meal except breakfast together, swam together and partied together Saturday night and atlended a jazz performance by Sarah Vaughan SlUlday night. RESEARCH ON RATS COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Researchers at Ohio State University are working with a group of rats that are isolated in a germ.free environment and fed a high-5ugar diet in an attempt to find out what causes tooth decay and how to avoid it. Dr. Samuel Rosen, profesSor of dentistry at OSU, said the experiment uses 80 rats to observe the effect of a specific bacteria or germ on the rodent's dental structure. 'Rosen said the rodents live in a cage, consisting of a six-foot base, a clear plastic bubble dome and a filter system, · which can hold up to 20 rats. to Racine on Sunday at 2 RACINE - Santa Claus will be at the Racine Fire House a t 2 p. m. Sunday, to distribute treats to the children of the Racine community, 12 and W'lde r . His visit is sponsored by the auxiliary of the Racine Fire Department. The Christmas party of the auxiliary was held recently at the Steamboa t Inn where a dinner was enjoyed. The group the n went to the home of Grace Roush for a meeling and gift e xchange. Offi ce rs were e le c ted and include Mae Cleland , president; J e an Cleland, vice president, Gene Lyons , secretary: Grace Roush, treasurer : Mary Sloter, reporter, and Emma Lyons and Beulah AuthersQn , 197o membership chain~ omen . LENA HORNE ROBBED NEW YORK (UPI) - Jewelry valued at $50,000 was stolen from Lena Horne's apartment during the weekend, police reported. They said the burglary took place in the singer's lOth floor apartment on Manhattan 's East Side sometime early Sunday afternoon . TAKEN TO HOLZER Leigh Ann Redovian, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Redovian , Pomeroy RD, is a patient at lhe Holzer Medical Center, where she was taken over the weekend after becoming ill at home. ALL IN PROGRAM HARRISONVILLE - All children of grades one through six will be taking part in the annual holiday program titled "Christmas " at 7:30 this evening in the Harrisonville elementary school auditorium . Mrs. Maurita Miller, assisted by the staff, is directing the program. Accompanist is Mrs. Rose Ann Jenkins . Santa letters show empathy for others COLUMBUS (UP!) - Some children who write letters to Santa Claus are considerate, both of others who may be less fortunate than themselves and of current prices. Reading through a handful of letters from the local post office shows that children are asking for lots of toys and some clothes, but some tell the jolly old man that if he has any toys left over, he should give them to the poor. Postal officials collect the letters and hand them out to bona fide clubs and organizations who try to fulfill the wishes of litue children. David and Brenda of Columbus listed numerous loy$ In their list, lhen added in a post script: "The toys that you don't bring us , g;ve to the poor." STRIKE ENDED EAST CLEVELAND (UP!) - A one-day strike by 41 members of this city's 63 policemen ended Saturday when they were ordered: by their attorney to obey a court order and return to work. Negotiations were scheduled to resume Dec. 20 in the contract dispute which triggered the walkout . ,.f 'I', Chance of snow tonight . Cloudy Wednesday morning, becoming sun ny in the afternoon, littl e c hange in temperature. High in the mid to low 30s. ~OL XXVI NO. 173 YOUR CHRISTMAS GIIT HEADQUARTERS Pia y it safe and· sure: It may be time to have your present policy updated. Let's Talk Soon DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY Pomeroy 102 W. Main ·-------, CARDIGAN AND WOMENS ._.. I'M'¥t. • Thl1 IJGIWIII'11blt F~ MoiJIIrt D~ .,... normlllly ~ dllhM otun wttn no ~~~•no· ~!ton SLIPOVER SWEATERS Regular and extra sizes . SALE PRICES --------- REGUlAR 112.95 CARAVELLE 16-PIECE FLATWARE Service for Four •~ Kit ~lllablt II .XIf'flctwrv-. lnNU~Hon . ----~-----------­ Another Big Shipment WINTUK YARN Reg. 11.45 Skein WRECK SCENE -'Ibis was the scene tbe Meigs County Sheriff's Department came upon when a tractor trailer flipped over Monday at 2:13p.m . on SR 7in front of the Shake Haven Dairy Shop at Chester. Driver of the truck was William C. Keith, Parkersburg, who was taken to Veterans SALE ggc SALE PRICES GOOD TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT Bring your children to see Santa Claus in our toy store tonight thru Friday 7-8 pm, Saturday, 6:30 to 8 pm. MAIN STORE · TOY STORE · WAREHOUSE OPEN EVERY SHOPPING DAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS 9:30 TO 9 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY - .-u MADRID - GENERALISSIMO FRANCISCO Franco's National Movement has approved a watered down bill granting limited political freedom to Spaniards, but critics attacked the measure as 113 pact of fear ." The Council of the National Movement approved the bill 95-0 with three abstentions Monday night and sent the legislation to Franco for his approval. The measure grants Spaniards "the right to associate themselves freely for political action" for the first time in 3S years, but Uberals said the move fails to go far enough. ISRAEL TODAY CHARGED SYRIA STATIONED 90 tanks along the cease-fire line on the Golan Heights in violation of the separation of forces agreement signed earlier this year. Under the troop disengagement pact approved last May, each side agreed to limit its forces to 36 tanks. The Israeli National Radio also accused Syria of stationing two more artillery batteries than the 18 permitted under the agreement. The report said United Nations troops on the Gol!ln Heights already asked Syria toremovetbe extra weapons. In Tel Aviv, goverrunent sources said Israel was still hopeful for diplomatic progress toward a second-5tage troops disengagement pact with Egypt despite fears of rising Arab militancy. WASHINGTON - CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS are asking President Ford for a chance to override his planned veto of federal strip mining legislation. The Senate gave the bill final approval on Monday. Shortly before that, Speaker Carl Albert said, " 1 would hope that if tbe President decides to veto the bill, be will do so wbile we are in session so that the Congress has an or-,ortunity to vote on override." Albert and otber bipartisan congressional leaders meet with Ford today at the White House. Even if Ford decides to veto the measure during the Be!!Sion supporters probably do not have enough votes to make it law in spite of the President. The bill will automatically die if the rejection, or pocket veto, comes while Congress is adjourned. WASHINGTON- FERTU..IZER PRICES may be going up between 10 and 15 pet. next spring - a much softer blow than farmers got when prices more than doubled during the past year, Agriculture Department economists said today . A fertilizer industry spokesma. said that while the administration was calling for expanded plant food production, the Fejleral Power Colllmission curtailed fertilizer supply, refusing to approve a priority for natural gas needed at a fertilizer plant at Cherokee, Ala. LOS ANGELES- THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY MONDAY rejected a demand to reinvestigate the killing of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, but Sirhan B.- Sirhan said he would appeal for a new trial. District Attorney Jo~h P. Busch said suppoaed new evidence has been hashed over repeatedly am there is no doubt Sirhan was the assassin. Ex-Rep. Allard Lowenatein of New York had told a news conference there Sunday that ballistics evidence in the slaying shows at least two pistols were fired In the assassination. Busch said the "second gun" theory and tbe evidence behind · It had been the subject of at least three previous Investigations. · He said he would not conduct new ballistics tests, but would go aloug if Sirhan's attorney got a court order r~ning the case. PITSBURGH :._ U. S . STEJ;:L CORP., THE NATION'S largest steelrnaker, said Monday ·Jt would Increase prices on most of its prOducts within a month -some as hlgh as ll pet. The company aaid the Increases on about two thirds of its products would become effective Dec. 18; the rest go into effect Continued on page 10 i I ·i . '· By United Press IDiernatlooal WASHINGTON- ADJOURNMENT FEVER is soaring as the 93rd Congress appears headed for a controversy • free finish by the end of the week . Maybe. Although no serious obstacles are in sight, Congress has in tbe past be<:ome snarled in unexpected stalemates that kept the Senate and House in session as late as New Year's Eve. A major roadblock fell Monday when the House, in a surprise move, dropped demands for a strong antibusing legislation, 224136. The move sends an $8.6 bllllon supplemental appropriations bill to the While House - without the antibusing measure. The major bills Congress still wants to pass are a measure to improve Ierma for trading with the Soviet Union if the Russians permitfree emigration of Jews; a package to create jobs and add benefits for those without jobs; and foreign aid authorizations. In addition, the House plans to confirm Nelson Rockefeller as vice president. WASHINGTON - THE SON OF A PAINT STORE owner from Grand Rapids tells congressional leaders today how he got along with the intellectual aristocrat from Paris. Preaident Ford arranged the meeting on his return to the White House Monday following three days of talks with French President Valery Glscard d'Estaing, producing agreements on energy and gold and what U. S. diplomats called a new era of good feeling, a "spirit of Martinique. ~~ 1"" ·•-- -~-·~E,~.· sa,i'd "" route· home that he considered the meeting "very successful and beneficial for both sides." "I think we achieved a synthesis of American - French positions,' ' said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. " We don't consider each other as antagonists, but as allies." He described the discussions as free of "slogans and dogma." kousclho!d euntnt. ~ II plugs into llllflllll Jury brings in 4 true indictments SALE PRICES PuwldeattH:.rough, genlla " opton air" drying . lien dr._; netdl no IPfCial .' - \ - . . ..• l \, Oats, wheat , rye and barley are used in making corrugated paper. TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2 156 ----------------- Our entire $lock of pins, rings. necklaces, earrings Included. . lba .• Yllllll'a only~ wide. &ay to load and unload. controls . llliOt·OUI col lito ______ -~------------------- ash rules are contz·n ued and middle30snorthc upper 30s torn low scctions 40s south. 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COLUMBUS (UPI) - State Health Director John Cashman has warned Ohioans to take extreme caution this holiday season because "aU too often, Christmas is turned into tragedy when fire strikes." "lighted candles, fireplaces, trees which become too dry . and electrical connections are the primary causea of home fires during Christmas," Cashman said. Cashman also said officials snow, angel hair and bubbling lights also could be extremely dangerous. FOR THE PROTECTION YOU NEED~ • Weather Holzer Medical Center (Births) · Dec. 13 - Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chapmari, a daughter, Middleport ; Mr . and Mrs . Richard Neal, a daughter, hddison; Mr . and Mrs. Paul W. Nichols , a daughter, Leon,' W. Va. Dec. 14 - Mr. and Mrs . Larry J . Arthur, a son, Wellston. Dec. 15 - Mr . and Mrs. Roy Jaye Chooe, a son, Jackson . WeHare Rolls Reduced COLUMBUS (UPI l -A total of 21,373 recipients were WALDNJG INJURED NEW ARK Robert removed from Ohio's weHare Waldnig, Rt. I, Racine, was rolls during' September and injured while at work here October at a savings of $l.l2 Friday. A shoring beam fell million to state taxpayers, the into a 35 foot sewer ditch in- director of the Ohio Departjuring Waldnig and two other ment of Public WeHare said construction workers. The over the weekend. State Welfare Director three men were taken to Licking Memorial Hospital Charles Bates said many where they were treated and of the recipients were removed released. Waldnig, who had a because of the state's Work concussion was to report back Registration Program. to the hospital today. In the futur e, as in the past, you will find our "F RIENDLY ONES" the nicest people in the wor ld to do business with. . •, Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admissions Samuel McKinney , Rutland; Brian Braham , Pomeroy ; Henry Hunt, Racine; Henry Phelps , Racine; Philip Donovan, Syracuse: Floyd Gould, Shade ; Linda Stewart, Ches hire; Mary McCarty , Pomeroy; JoAnn McLaughlin , Pomeroy : Lorinc Guinther , C he s ter ; Ernestine Winebrenn e r , Syracuse: James Mash, Middleport. Saturday Dis charges J ames Harris, J a mes Eakins, Edith Spencer, Ollie Tyree, Charles Hawk, Ronald Fry , Enoch Marc um , Marie Pursley, Henrietta Ruttencutter, Virginia Riffl e, Clarence McDaniel, Edward Baer. Paul Clay , Lisa Tillis, Gladys Mullins . Sunday Admissions Florence Thornton, Racine; Earl Hunt , Long Bottom ; Fannie West , Pomeroy ; Robert Nelson, Coolville; Rise Jeffers , Middleport: Cora Salser, Pomeroy: Linda Toban, Pomeroy ; Elizabeth Yost, Middleport ; Nola Bradshaw, Pomeroy ; Floyd Me' Clellen, Langsville. I Sunday Discharges - An. drew Hatfield . HEARS OF DEATH Mrs. Ed J. Smith, Pomeroy, received word Sunday of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ellsworth Cheatham, North Madison . FlUleral services and burial will be Tuesday afternoon in Glouster . The body is at the Dan Fossen Funeral Home. " One of the nicest things about Christmas is that you can make people forget the past with a present" ... L Margaret Greenly, Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Betty Hunt, Greenville, S. C., and five grandchildren. The fun eral was being held today at the First Baptist Churc h of Simpsonville, with burial following in the Cannon Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may contact the family at its home on Garrison Road in Simpsonville, S. C. Santa coming • t\i Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy ER Squad for observation. The vehicle was owned by Cremer Iron and Metal Co. Keith was traveling north on 7 when both right rear tires blew out. The rig was demolished when it went off the highway and flipped over on its top. No citation was issued. Big users • cut agatn Fur ther reduc tions in allocations of natural gas to large volume indu strial customers of Columbia Ga s of Ohio will go into effect next month as a result of con tinuing deterioration of the nation's available supplies of natural gas. J. M. Koebel, manager for the gas company in the Gallia Meigs area, today said that c ommencing with the January billing period, allocations of natural gas to 540 large volume industrial customers in Ohio currently reduced 35 pet. below normal ~ would be reduced 55 pet. below normal. Firms on the Ohio side of the Ohio River served by Columbia Gas affected by this new reduction are the Federal Mogul , Gallipolis Reduction , and Robbins Myers, all in the Gallipolis area . He said this increase in curtailment is necessa ry at this time in order to keep current with Columbia's changing supply picture . "Any change in the lates t percentage of c urtailment will depend upon temperatures experienced in our service area, the amount of gas con- served by our customers, and possible further changes in the gas supply pictur e, 11 the gas company spokesma n sa id . " Increased curtailme nt from some non-affilia ted pipeli ne suppliers that bring gas fr om the Southwest a nd a greater than anticipated decline in deliverabili ty £rom producers that sell gas directly to the Columbia Gas System have resulted in a reduction in the amount of gas the System has available to meet custonler needs. This gener al decline in available supply is not beiqg offset by the developmenl• of· new supplies from the Southwest in spite of concen tra ted supply procuremen t efforts by the Columbia System and its suppliers," he said. " As the impact on indus trial customers continues to grow , one can see why Columbia is urgin g all of its c ustomers to redu ce their gas consumption," Koe bel sa id. "Every cubic foo t of gas ou r customers ca n conserve will help ease the burden on these indu strial customers and help protect the jobs of those who work in affected industries." Fow· true bills were re turned against three defendants when a g r an d jury convened in the Me igs County Common Pleas Court Monday . The jury considered eight cases, £ive again s t one defen dant , Denzil Hud son . Hudson was indicted on two of the five charges, burglary and possession of stolen property . Others indicted were Ellis Sanford Clonch on a felonious assa ult c harge and Lawrence Wilson for larceny. The grand jury held its firs t inspection of the new county jail facilities with staff me mbers of the department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbac h demonstrating the secu rity features of the new facilities. Prosecuting Attorney Bernard Fultz sa id he felt the grand jury members were well pleased with the improvements to the jail. Assisting Fultz with the grand jury was attorney Charles Knight who is now assisting prosecuting attorney. Prolonged cold spells, he said, could lead to fa ctory and school · closings. The East Tennessee Natural Gas Co. cut back supplies of natural gas to customers in winter. Middle and East Tennessee Gas supplies will be cui back and in Virginia by an average Monday in Tennessee, ol 40 per cent. Virginia, New Jersey and Thomas R. Bell, president of Westchester County in New the utility, said the cutback York. · involved virtually every town Industrial users will bear the in East Tennessee and that brunt of the cutbacks, touching industrial users would be off the possibilty of more hardest hit. layoffs to glut already crowded The Alwninum Company of unemployment lines. America, one ol East TennesA prolonged cold spell could · see's largest customers, put the gas squeeze on in other warned of possible economic areas of the country. repercussions. "Natural· gas ·is probably rlghl now the critical fuel as far as shortages are concerned," a spokesman for the Arctic Gas Pipeline Co., said. He said that wherever temperatures could drop to the teens and natural gas is used, there would be shortages. MASON, W. Va . - The final readin g of an ordinance providing for the numbering of houses, buildings and lots in Mason was approved by town council Monday evening. ln other action, council MASON, W. Va . - Me mbers approved the second r.e ading of of Wahama High School's Key Club Wednesday will make a an · ordin a nce regulating parking of house trailers and door to door canvass in the mobile homes in Mason . Mayor bend area in a project to help Fred Taylor presided. Council . the needy. members present were The teenagers will call on Charlotte Roush, Robert Roach residents in the towns of New Haven, Mason, Clifton, Letart .and Dayton Ra ynes . Mason homes, lots will now be numbered Wahama canvass to help needy and West Columbia from early In the day until! :30 p .m. They will be asking for clothing, food or toys and would appreciate residents ~ upportin.g this projeCt, by contributing the above articles. SQI.l AD CALLED The Pomeroy E-R Squad was called Monday at 11:35 p .m. to the Clarence Struble residence for Otto Des. Mr. lies was dead on arrival of the squad. · ' . y . vio lation s of a mbient a ir quality standards for sulfur oxides," Whitman said after announcing abandonment or the regulations . The Ohio EPA's decision to drop the regulations may be appealed to the Ohio Environmen tal Board of Review by conservationists who asked for the restrictions in hearings held in the state House. Whitman acknowledged lhe Ohio EPA was inexperienced a nd la cked resources in dialing with sulfur oxide emission violations a nd sa id he was not satisfied with the way t FILES SUIT Mary L. Jewell, Rt. 1, Rutland filed suit for divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Pearlie F . Jew e ll , same address, char ging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. PROGRAM TONIGHT The Annual Christmas pr og ram of pupils of lhe Salisbury Elementary School will be held at 7:30 this eve ning at the school. The public is invited. is no way we can maintain present operations with such cutbacks. Although we are investigating alternate sources of fuel we anatlclpate massive layoffs will be necessary if gas supply is ciu-talled as project for the first quarter of 1975," an Alcoa spokesman said. He said the gas supply may be cut as much as 60 per cent. Alcoa employs about 5,500 workers in the area. Bell blamed delays in tying onto new wells, a higher than expected decline In deliveries, icing inside gas line in the GuH of ~exico an~ Hurricane carmen'S damage last Stunmer in the natural gas fields of the southwest for the cutbacks. Dwindling natural gas supplies also brought an order from the New Jersey Public Uillities Commission banning the sale of natural gas to new customers after March 1, 1975. In another effort to hoard the scarce fuel, the commission also ordered gas companies to reNse to honor commitments to supply gas to customers who want to switch from another type of fuel. ~'There ·8 SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS his agenL-y and the Ohio attorney ge neral's office handled legal cases arising from the regulations. " No one here had been faced before with the need to take that kind of scientific data and put it in shape for leg al hearing. It is part of the lea rning process, un fo rtunately ," Whitma n said. Whi tman said, however , that sulfur oxides were a health hazard . He insisted control of sulf ur oxide emission was feasible and that air quality sta ndards would remain unchanged. Weekly cleaning is recoininended Pomeroy Council Monday county for permission to si ng night recommended the town's Christmas carols and leave parking lots be cleaned weekly. literature at business The proposal followed a review establishments and homes in of the problem. The work will lhe village betwee n now and be performed by the street next Monday . The request was department. gra nted . In other business council A letter from Middleport m~::~ d e an add itional ap- Pomeroy Library was read by propriation for the year adding Mayor Dale Smith in which it $10,000 to the gene ral fund and was asked that a 12-minute $500 to the cemetery fund. meter be placed in front of the Guido Girolami offered free library . The request was dirl located on his lot on But- denied since there are four 12 E-R SQUAD RUNS The Middleport E-R Squad • ternut Ave. to the village to fill minute meters available in that area already. was ca ll ed Monday at 1:29 p.m. a hole on Mechanic Street. Burdell Black of the Seventh Council decided to ask the to Brownell Ave. for Bob Gil1ispie, 23, who was having Day Adventist Church asked Boone Construction Co., to replace a sidewalk on Nye Ave . severe back pains. He was taken to Holzer Medical -=~:::::~:;;;;;~:;;.:~:;:!:=:~:~:i:?.:s::::.:::::::;.;,:::::~::::~:::::~:::::::::-&:::::.::::::::::.::::::::::::::::~::::::::::;::;o,."!::::::-.:;::;:;:~.:;~ .Cent..r, •. '· .. • --- Natural gas supply is low By United Preas IDternallonal The nation's energy crunchwhich had motorists lined up for scarce gasoline last winter -has slashed into the nation's natural gas supplies this COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Ohio Env ironmental Protection Agency (EPA) Director Ira Whitman says electric utilities will have to mee t r equired flyash abatement orde r s by July 1, 1977, even if they have just been told they won't have to comply with proposed orders on sulfur ox ide emission regulations . Whitman sa id the utilities should have contracts signed no later than June 15, 1975, for delivery of necessar y control equipment. "Due to the lack of concrete air quality data, the state has not shown widespread serious w Metzenbaum to resign WASHINGTON (UPIJ - Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum, D-Ohio announced today he has decided to resign his U.S. Senate seat to allow Sen.-elect John H . Glenn, D-Ohio, to gain seniority over other newly-elected senators. Glenn's office announced in Columbus it had been notified of Metzenbaum 's !~l w resig~~~g~~sman for Glenn in Columbus said .•_l_~.~-' Metzenbaum would make his resignation ": in fro nt of Sue Sellers' property. The sidewa lk was torn up when she fell and broke her hip recently . Mayor Smith repor ted that he had a request from Don Gui nther, Pomeroy, £or a ca b license. Action was deferred. Council will ask the Banks Tree Service to remove a tree on village proper ty near the Lester Wa lbur n property on Un ion Ave . Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster reported that his department made 75 arrcsl• during the month of November. It investigated 14 acc idents, iss ued 1,354 tickets and collected $3,484.98 fr om the parking meters. The mayor 's report for the month or November showed receipts in the amount of $2,444.50. Council voted to tra nsfer from the parking meter fund to cemetery a nd special stree t repair bond fund a total of $3,667.25 betwee n the two funds. Attending were Mayor Smith, Ralph Werry , William Snouf£er, Harry Davis, Lou Osborne a nd J ohn Manley , c ouncil members, Jane Walton, clerk, Phyllis Hennessy, treasurer, and Chief Webster. <·:· . :l: i, 1. :!::·': ·: . .: effective Dec. 23. Glenn would have been ~ :_:-:_':( sworn into the Senate Jan. 3, the first session - . of the new Congress, had Metzenbaum decided to finish his term. 0 ._-.:~_ : '' ::!~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~::!;.'::;!;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:~;:::;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~· KC-Wahama games erased Upon mutual agreement of contest was called by game Kyger Creek Principal a nd offi cials with nine minutes Athletic Director Robert L. remaining and Kyger Creek Lanning and Wahama Prin- lead ing, 29-0. cipal Larry Sawyers, athletic The fighl lasted nearly five competition between the two minutes . The game was called schools has been suspended for after an official was struck in the head with binoculars. at least one year. The action cam e following a A report was sent to the Ohio brawl Nov. 9 during the fourth Athletic Commission which in quarter of lhe Kyger Creek- turn submitted it to the West Wahama football game. The Vir gi nia Secondary Hi gh School Activities Commission. A final decision Is pending. Due to numer ous rumors circulated on what was goi ng to happen when the two schools mee t Jan . 7 in basketball, both principals felt that for the betterment of both schools, it was bes t to cancel the two basketball games this season and the football game next fall. Sioux claim west half of So. Dakota By CHARLES E. WIESER LINCOLN , Neb. (UP!) The Sioux Indian nation has staked its claim to tbe weatern haH of South Dakota by rights of an 1BBB treaty and Indian lawyers say the government should get the white man off the land. Arguments were aired- Monday in a U.S. District Court hearing on the treaty rights -a hearing that IB an outgrowth of the 71-day armed occupation of Wounded Knee, S.D., and the tumultuous trials which fol· lowed the incident. Attorneys for the American Indian Movement contend that treaty rights give roughly haH of South Dakota to the Indiana. Consequently, they argue, federal agents had no business at Wounded Knee, S.D., and federal charges stemming from last year's takeover of the Pine Ridge Indian reservation hamlet are invalid and should be dropped . B!lt the treaty rights argu• ment presents even graver considerations, voiced in the opening statement of John Thorne, a San Jose, Calif., attorney who is AIM's chief . defense counsel in the treaty hearing. In his ooening statement, , Thorne told Judge Warren Urbom thai if the court ruled in favor of the Indians, the western half of South Dakota could be condemned, land owners reimbursed and the property returned to the Indians . Or, he said, those living on the land could be allowed to Dwelling in Stiversville burned Monday RACINE - Fire destroyed a house early Monday afternoon occupied by Monty Proffitt and family in Stiversville , according to Randall Roberts of the Racine Fire Department. Loss to the house and contents was estimated at $12,000. The family was not at home at the time of the fire and cause Of the blaze has not been determined. The one story rrame house was owned by Jim Proffitt, Pomeroy. The property was insured . Nine men from the Racine Department answered the call. They were assisted by the Bashan Fire Deparll'lenl. remain there until their death, but without the right to pass on their property titles. During that time, he said, those who opted to stay would pay taxes to the Sioux nation. Ur born also presided over some of the Wounded Knee trials but refused to allow attorneys to use the lBBB treaty as a defense. Sentencing of six persons convicted in a series of tr ials stenuning from the Wounded Knee takeover has been postponed penaing tbe outcome of the bearing. Duane Nelson, the special U.S. attorney handling the case, argued that the government believes jurisdiction over people within the United States' boundaries is not dependent upon any treaty. He noted that !here are other treaties which recognize the sovereignty of the United States government. SCHOOL CLOSED The Pomeroy Elementary School was closed today due to furnace problems according to a report received from the office of George Hargraves, superintendent. ·I �;.;. ; . --- • 2 - The Datly Sentmel, Mtddlepor t-Pomero~. 0, Tuesda). Dec I ;, l''i4 3- The Dajly Senttnel, Mtddlepot t-Pomero), 0. J'uesdav, Dec 17, Mardian, Jill Wine • m • JOUSt By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHING'IDN (UP!) - All day long they JOusted The bald, gravelly defendant, 25 I years a prachcmg lawyer, ~ former coun."'el of the Department of Health, Educatton and Welfare, former asststant attorney general --and the calm, blonde prosecutor, slX years out of law school It seemed as much a per- l,. ' sonal contest as a cructal crossexammatwn m the Watergate cover-up tnal, now edgmg toward tts completiOn The defendant, Robert C Mardtan, 51, srud he was an REPRESENTING THE ADVISORY commtttee of the cosmetology classes of Metgs H1gh School at a recent meetmg of all vocatwnaltruung adult advisory committees were,! tor, Juhe Rose, Kay Prolfttt, Kathryn Motchell, linda Yonker, Ellen Rought and mstructors, Pauline Hysell and Mary Powell New leads an answer," Mardtan satd at one porn t dunng the morWith News Notes By Alma Marshall MASON - The Mason Semor Ctttzens have been busy lately, qUtltmg and m handcraft at thetr center here Some of the ladles enJoy playmg dommoes The ladtes also have taken an active part m the Chrtstmas gtft program at Lakm State Hospital. The Semor Citizens plan to hold thetr Chnstmas party on December 19 at the center and exchange gilts A btrthday party for Semor Citizens havmg bll'thdays m November and December was held Thursday, December 12 Ice cream and cake were served followmg lunch Pictures were taken by Suste Brmker Pictures taken durmg the Bt-Centenmal celebratiOn were shown Mary Hilbert , Nurse from the Mason County Health Department vtstted the Mason Semor Citizen Center and checked blood pressu•es The nurse comes the second Thursday of each month to the Mason Cener to check blood pressures, arrtvmg about 1 p m Persons mterested rn haVIng thiS serv1ce are welcome to come to the center located on Second St Seruor Ctttzens partictpatmg m activities at the center lately mclude Mane Goodwm, Erruna Ryan, Mtldred Tripp, Jean Lyons, Suste Brmker, Joste Elias, Blanche Jones, Erma L Turnbull, Ruth E. Wallace, Goldie Srmth, Lucille Powell, Rhoda Yeager and Maude Young, Mary Harrts, Bertha Hall, Mary Phillips, Helen Elias, Edna Burris, Barbara McDantel, Zelma Hunter, Ella Ford, Frances Stewart, Pearl Roush, Clara Roush, Matilda Noble, Laura Dttnbar, Mary Hilbert, nurse; Maxme Arnold, atde, and Paulme Marshall, county coordinator MASON - The Mason Homemakers ExtensiOn Club met recently at t he home of Mrs Landon Srmth for a Chrtstmas workshop and potluck dmner. Mrs Charlotte Jenks passed out mstructions on how to make "Mr and Mrs. Santa" from Reader Dtgest, pamt, cotton balls and styrofoam balls. She also pomted out the do's and don'ts m the construction of these attractive characters Several members made wreaths from plastic bags which were !ted on to a coal hanger Other doll characters "ere exhibtted by Mrs Jenks which were made from pastlc liqutd soap bottles Attendmg the meeting were Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mrs Helen Wtlhams, Mrs Laura Johnson, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs Charlotte Jenks, Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs Hazel Smtth, Mrs John Marshall, Mrs Cectlia Harrts, Mrs. Velma Luckeydoo, Mrs Matilda Noble and Mrs Smtth rung " If y~u want to make a speech, go nght ahead, Mrs Volner " He accused her of puttmg "zmgers" m her quesYOUNGSTOWN \ UPI I tio~s and makmg speeches and "Some new leads" were bemg trymg to testify laboriously tracked down by Once he apologized, but he Mahonmg County, Ohoo, she- kept up his VIgorous rephes rtff!s tnveshgators today m and thrusts attempts to solve the brutal Chtef trtal lawyer James F weekend murder of h\O nearby Neal rose a couple of tunes to Canlteld, Ohio, people and protest that Mardtan was bemg thetr small daughter "w otness, JUdge and The bodies of Ben Jamm H exammer " He asked Marsh, 33, his wtfe Manlyn and Prestding Judge John J Sinca theU' daughter Heather, 4, to admomsh Mardtan to stop MASON - On Sunday evenmg, December 22 at 7.30 the were found Saturday night at bemg "cute" and making Mason Cbrtsttan Brethren Church will have a Chrtstmas thetr home by Marsh's father remarks 11 gratwtously " program, "Scrooge - A Chrtstmas Carol." and a coworker after Marsh The nativtty scene wtll be portrayed by children of the "If she ..auld top askmg fatled to turn up for work the questions that mdicate an church. Dtrectors are Mrs. Lewts Burton, Jr., and Mrs George pnor mght They had been shot answer that 1s maccurate, I H Zuspan, Jr m the head, and the father and wouldn't have to do that, " Parllcipants m "Scrooge" by Charles Dickens, are Larry daughter had been beaten Dttncan, Scrooge, Greg Wmston as Bob Cratchtt; Larry Roach, Mardtan replied Tbetr 1-year-<Jid son Chrts as nephew and young Scrooge, Pam Burton as Mollie's Ghost, Sirtca scolded both of them was foWld crawlmg around m "I've been very patoent I want wtth the Ghost of Chrtstmas Past, Paula Bocook who also pori>ools of blood JUSt mstde the you to answer these trays Ghost of Chrtstmas Future, Ghost of Chnstmas (present) front door He had not been questions, " the Judge told Cheryl Adams, Mrs. Cratchtt, Tammy Lewts, Belle, Sarah mJured Mardtan "What's gomg on Zuspan, Tiny Tim , Troy Stewart, and Boy, Kip Pauley Deputoes satd they were here IS too many arguments Narrator IS Sharon Pauley. Recitations will be gtven by quest10nmg people and search- I've had enough of that I'm not Roger Roach, Georgte Zuspan, Penny Hill, Troy Stewart, Robm mg the house and Marsh's JUSt talking about you, but also Pauley, Kip Pauley, Sherry Russell, Stacy Zuspan, Sam recovered auto for finger~ about the prosecution. I'e had Thompson, Billie Zuspan and Rena Stewart. prmts. The auto and Mrs The chmr wtll smg selections under the dU'ectlon of Mrs . Carl enough of 1t and 1t 's gomg to Marsh's purse had been stolen, stop'' (Gerry) Gtbbs Other adults taking part m smgmg and but the vehtcle was recovered Sirtca told Mrs Volner to recttatwns mclude Earl and Delores Stewart and Lewts Burton. later at an Austmtown, OhiO, conclude her cross- Linda Zuspan will be m charge of costumes; Wanda Hill, grocery store parking lot exammatiOn by m1d-mornmg lightmg, and Nora LewiS, plants! Shertff's mvesttgator Ar- today, Mardian 's third day on mand Casanta satd Mrs MASON - A cantata wtll be presented at Mason United the stand Then Kenneth W Marsh's father-m-law satd ohe Parkmson, who hke Mard1an Methodtst Church by the chancel choU' on Sunday, Dec 22 at 7 30 left hts home Frtday alter a did Watergate legal work after p m "There'll Always be a Christmas", wtll be directed by Mrs "That's a nice sttck, but you're short vtslt Apparently the the 1972 break-m, wtll begin his Nolan ( Luctlle ) Swackhamer and Mrs. Ray Proffitt will serve as organtst. three died several hours later, defense, the last of the tnal forgetting the 'walk softly' part!" he satd Solotsts are Debbie Roush , Con me Gtlland, Carla McFarland Mardtan testified · of Mason, and Fred Burney of Pomeroy - That he was "utterly Everyone IS lllVIted. shocked" by what he learned from Watergate mastermmd LETART - Many homes are beautifully decorated for the G Gordon Liddy about the holidays One such ts the home of Mr. and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo actiVIties of the Whtte House 41 at Letart, W Va I was fortunate to attend a Christmasdmner at 'lumbers" and the Watergate break-m durmg the ftrst days thell' home along wtth members of the Cherokee Homemakers Mrs Mary Ptckens returned after the break-m, but as a and thell' guests. Mm1ature and large lighted trees were used at home Fnday , after betng lawyer tl would have been the entrance and m the livmg rooms Throughout theeverung, Chrtstmas mustc was played softly. T , _] hospttaltzed at Veterans "highly unethtcal" to- disclose Mrs Ollte Brownmg presented the scripture, Saint Matthew, 2nd Memonal Hospttal the information to authonttes Chrtstmas readings were presented by Mrs Landon chapter. [f.f • Mr and Mrs Elmer Van- That Paul O'Brten, a UtS lmse J On StnCt let Meter and family of Lesage, w Smtth, Mrs. Ollie Brownmg, Mrs Oscar Casto, Mrs. Gerald lawyer who worked with Clark, Mrs Vtolet Stanton, Mrs MaUlda Noble, Mrs. Joe Sc1tes, A large box of Chrtstmas Va Vtstted on Monday, wtth hts Parkmson and an urundtcted gtfts for pahents at the Athens mother Mrs Elmer Van- co-consptrator m the case, was Mrs DaVId Dewhurst, Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs. Lucille Smith, By La"'rence E Lamb, MD Mental Health Center were Meter. the "man m the employ of the Mrs Charles Stone and Mrs Grace White. The devottonais were DEAR DR LAMB - I am a thts, knows how beneftctal thts sent by the Rock Sprmgs Mr Benton Blake was taken CIA (who) told me he would closed wtth prayer by Mrs. K. K Scttes. man of 70 and have had angma ran be m some cases Prtzes were won by Mrs. VIOlet Stanton, Mrs J . Marshall and Grange, 1t was reported at a to the Holzer Medical Center on for etg ht years I have been I approve of your effort The meeting Thursday mght at the Saturday by the Mason stake his life on 1t that 1t Mrs David Dewhurst. (Watergate) was a CIA operatakong four Isordtl tablets Amencan Heart Assn Mrs Dewhurst prestded durmg the bnef business meetmg. She Emergency Squad grange hall bon" datly, one before meals, ond recommends a low.fat , low ~ thanked the group for working so well wtth her trhoughout the The meeting was preceded Mrs Mollie Fox ts VISiting at - That stx days after the one upon rehrmg I also have cholesterol dtet for patients year and enJoyed her role as prestdent of the gt'oup by a holiday potluck A com- Barberton wtth her daughter break-m Liddy "clearly meant been carrythg a small vtal of • wtth your type of heart trouble Mrs Oscar Casto, secretary, read a card of thanks from the mumcatiOn was read from the and son-m-law, Mr and Mrs to unply to me that the Nttrostat 1-150 and oc- The Food and Nutrttion Board family of Katie Roush. Ohw Slate Grange and Mrs Johnny Forshee President of the Umted States casiOnally have had to put one of the Nahonal Academy of Wtlliam Radford was Installed Mrs. K K. Scltes brought to the attention of the club the need had authoriZed 1\." Mardtan under my tongue If I exert Sciences - Natwnal Research as Flora hy Master Fred of used clothmg for ftve and SIX year-old children in Gilmour added that he did not believe myself or walk too fast Counctl, and the Counctl on Goeglem Members reported til County . The club dectded on this projectfor the commg year. DISPLAY NATIVITY Liddy About stx months ago, I put Foods and Nutrtlton of the were Mrs Ethel Grueser and The dirung table was centered with a Chrtstmas decoration A live nattv1ty scene w1ll be -That alter talkmg to Liddy myself on a very stnct, fat-free Amencan Medical Assn also C H McElhmny staged by the youth of the and others, he began to suspect with hghted tapers. The dwng area was decorated throughout in dtet. I haven't felt thts good on made such a recommendatiOn The program by Mrs Gladys Bradbury Church of Chrtst at 7 that Watergate was the work of keepmg with the holidays Many types of homemade cakes were the last 10 }ears I cut my m a JOmt statement m July, Morgan mcluded readmgs, p m Saturday, at B 15 p m "a group operalmg out of the served along wtth punch, chteken, sandwtches and salads and Isordtl down to two tablets 1972 Stmtlar dtet recomcoffee Let's Keep Christmas" by Sunday , and at 7 p m Monday, White House " dally I carry Notrostat 1111 1t mendatiOns were made by the Mrs Radford. "Chnstmas Attendmg were Mrs Gerald Clark, Mrs. MaUida Noble, Mrs. and restdents of the Bend area -That former Attorney Gencrumbles on my pocket Now I Inter-Society Commtss1on on Carrolhng •· by Mrs Homer mvtted to dnve by to vtew the eral John N. Mitchell, the chtef J Marshall, Mrs. Davtd Dewhurst, Mrs Joe Scttes, Mrs. K. K can walk as far as I care to and Heart Disease So, you can Radford , Scltes, Mrs. Kenneth Srmth, Mrs Charles Stone, Mrs. Landon "C hnstmas scene At 5 p m Sunday the defendant, ~'acknowledged'' can play 18 holes of golf \Uthout JUdge for yourself Legends" by Frances young people wtllgo caroling m SIX days alter the break-in that Smtth, Mrs Ollie Browning, Mrs. Grace White, Mrs Oscar Casto any d1stress One other thmg Your Goegelln, "Legend of the the communtty, and Sunday he had approved a $250,000 , and Kim, Mrs. Vtolet Stanton and Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo I told my doctor JUSt how well Nttrostate tablets - they are Pomseltta" by Luctlle evenmg at 7 p m they wtll budget for Liddy I felt , and he told me not to try mtroglycenn The ones that Letfhett, ' Footpnnts m the present a play and the children -That the Justice Departto be my own doctor He fur - have crumbled m your pocket Snow" by Mrs Robert Loucks, of the church wtll gtve PARTY HELD ment's Internal Securtty DiviCANTEEN OPEN ther suggested that I take the are worthless Nttroglycerm IS "The Reach of Bethlehem" by recttatwns A Christmas dmner for sion that he headed did not RUTLAND - The Metgs medicme as he had prescribed, a volatile substance and those Mrs James Conkle; Montgomery Ward employes Youth Can teen m the Rutland "That's engage m wll'etaps. that thts cholesterol btl was tablets should be kept sealed m "Chnstmas Prayer" by Mrs one thing that rankles me," he of the Pomeroy and Galhpohs Umted Methodtst Church mostly a lot of nonsense and an amber bottle m the Amos Leonard Group smgmg HOSPITALIZED smd of news stories contrary to Stores was held Frtday mght at continues to operate Saturday that the fat-free dtet was refngerator You can open the of carols concluded the GALLIPOLIS - Rtchard his testimony. the Metgs Inn Attendmg were mghts, opemng at 8 p m There debatable smce nothong had bottle once a week and take out program Ptckens, Cheshire, former Mr and Mrs Ron me Pooler, are a vanety of games, -That he demanded three been · proved on thts deal a week's supply The tablets Meigs County res1dent, IS a tunes that he be asstgned Mrs Conme Hoffman, Debbte refreshments available, and a Should I contmue as I am you carry on your person won't patient at the Holzer Medtcal another JOb durmg the 1972 Hoffman, Middleport, Mr and lounge for vtstting Those of domg, or see another doctor ? be good for more than a week IN HONG KONG Center where he has been campaign, and after rmd-July Mrs James Scott, Miss Bar- htgh school age or over are DEAR READER - You've A lot of heart pattents are LONG BOTTOM - Navy confmed for the past week and 1972 he dtd little Watergate bara Hughes, Miss Diane mvited to attend done yourself a favor I have walking around wtth worthless Chtef Machtntsl's Mate Burton one half Moles, Galhpohs legal work seen many people who have mtroglycerone tablets m thetr R. Larson, husftand of the gone on a low-fat, low- pockets Thts may not be all former Mtss Eleanor T ~hnstmas 'l:o~s a fantasy by Pastoret and Baur cholesterol dtet who have lost bad, because tf you have not Fredertck of Long Bottom, wetght and had marked Im- had angma lor a long lime and vtstted Hong Kong as a crew SA.NiA SE<T BUSII.'I WE SHOULD HAVE provement w their heart then start ha vmg 1t, you should member of the nuclear TO WO!i?i<. Wli11TING Ali1EA90~ FOR see a doctor forst before taking powered attack atrcraft cond1t10n INVITATIO~ 10 ~e~­ Most people on s uch mtroglycerm camer USS Enterpnse ~I~DREN EVERVwHo WILL rr dtets do lose wetght If you have any problems Wi-11'-RE .. , SE FOR? and that ts a btg help It about the mtroglycerm story, BASIC COMPLETED means you have to do less work tell your doctor there IS a good Army Pvt Matthew J m movmg that body around the wrt te-up on the problem on the Phtllips, 25, son of Mr and golf course Even pattents Canadtan Medtcal Journal Mrs James B Phtlhps, 18 "WI''~).. !-lAVE' ~ PAIZ1r\l be!fndden wtth recurrent heart (Vol llO pa ge 788, 1974) Cave St, Pomeroy, completed SOOiol ,"SAID SANTA , pam, often get marked relief on There ts a lot of confuswn etght weeks of baSic combat "TO 5Rl'-l-lT5N a low-calone low-fat dtet about mtroglyceron tablets and traomng at Ft. Knox, Ky Hts TH~ D~E5T Anyone who has taken care of thos may help clartfy the wtfe, Peggy, also hves m TIME' OF THt:" 'iEA.R." ' lots of heart patients and tned problem Pomeroy ~ are tracked \ unpattent man, addmg wtth rare laughter that hts wtfe of 28 years was hearmg hun adrntt 1t for the ftrst tune Often he protested at the way Asststant Watergate Prosecutor Jtll Wme Volner, 31, framed her quesltons Frequently he ftred quesllons back at her "I'm nolgomg to digmly that Mason County DR. LAMB P h• d• Grange gives iftS Utettue gt Y Oifton Personals 'l:hr Fuse I D. P. ' LIVE FROM RACINE RACINE - Bill Gray of WJEH will broadcast live from Southern High School starting about 7·35 p.m. the Southern-Eastern High School Southern Valley Athletic Conference basketball game over 101.5 FM Bomb ready to blow By United Press Inlernalional Egypt says a bomb JS ready to explode m the Mtddle East Israel says attempts to defuse the exploSive Situation are m serious trouble In Call'o, Egyptian Prestdent Anwar Sadat satd Monday "the momentum for peace should continue" if both stdes want to avmd the exploSion of a new confltct m the Mtddle East "One of the most pressmg and unportant questions at present ts to try to defuse the bomb which JS about to explode here m the Middle East becaus of the Arab-Israel! conflict," Sadat said In an mtervtew wtth the Call'o newspaper AI Akhbar, he threatened to accept the Sovtet call for a lull-<~CBie Mtddle East peace conference if Arner1ca 's step-by.,step approach fails to brmg a settlement. "lf the Americans can, through !hell' step-by.,step aJ>proach, achieve any progress or success, I welcome tlus and 1 can agree to tt," he said "If they cannot, then we shall go to Geneva m accordance wtth the SoVlet theory." Sadat satd recent reports about Israel's nuclear potenttal were attempts "to scare and terror1ze us " "H Israel mtroduces atom1c weapons mto tilts area, we also shall fmd the means to acquire atonuc weapons," he sa1d "but we shall not be the first ones to use atonuc weapons." In Tel Avtv, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabm satd Monday "tt ts our firm conVICtion that the momentum of the peacemaking process must be mamtamed, however Impatred 1t was by recent developments." He sa1d Crura's recent "absurd call" for limits on Jewish unnugrat10n to Israel "can, of course, disturb the prospects for peace, if that JS what Egypt wants." "Nothmg, however, can posslblydtssuade Israel from 1ts htstonc htunan mission of national mgathenng," the prune rmnister said. "For this, Israel was reborn It JS the lifeblood of our homecommg nation." Rabm, speaking at a dinner lor a vtsiting Dantsh diplomat, said the Arabs seem to be turrung thell' backs on a past "readiness to acknowledge, if not accept, the eXIStence m the midst of the area of a Jewtsh state " 1~74 ~Vol rejoicing turns to mourning .li- s1nort p ara d e ¥ ~ ~ ·=·=-·· ~:-.~ MEMPHIS t UPI) - Tennes- amhcnLr must l'l<:lve thought seP s celebrat10n of a drama lie 1he f1rev.orks we1e exhausted ::::* ~~~~ Liberty Bowl v1ctory over dunng d patnotlc pre-g(1me ~ ~ Maryland turned quocklv som- show that featured a !Jberty ber Monday mght when word B<>ll suspended htgh tn the atr reached the dressmg room of Tennessee opened the !mal the collepse of Coach Btll penod w1lh a dr1ve from rts NEW YORK (UP!) - Jun 'Catftsh" Hunter needed some Battle's father m the stands o"n 21 to the Maryland flve Startmg quarterback Conadvtce He needed someone he could talk to, someone he could "'th a hea rt attack Wtlllam R Battle Sr , 66, dredge Hollowa} then lost 12 trust, and that's how 11 all began collapsed mmutes after backup yards tn three plays and Completely by chance, hts path crossed wtth that of a clea nquarterback Randy Wallace Townsend prepared for cut, clear-thlninng young man m Mesa, Artz , thts past March, mmed a htgh pass toward the held goal try another and 1t IS fall' to say thts meetmg wtll have a marked effect on both end zone and Larry Set vers A bad snap from center gave his life and hts career catch that gave made a leapmg The young man Hunter met fOJ the ftrst lime last spnng was slender, energetic Jerry Kapstem, a 32-}ear-4lld native of the Volunteers a 7-3 victory The elder Battle, former ProVIdence, R 1., now ltvmg m Spnngfteld, Va , "ho, as an atathletic director at Butorney, started out m the Judge Advocate Corps m the Navy and mmgham Southern Uruverstty wound up as a nuhtary JUdge. m Alabama, died early today NEW YORK (UPI) -ComNow Kapstem earns h1s hvmg as a consultant to professiOnal at a local hospttal. Hts son was mtsstoner Bowie Kuhn will get athleles, and as such never has charged any of them more than 5 by hiS s1de , as he had been his turn at bat m the free agent per cent of the salanes he has helped them wm hom thetr while emergency crews ap- case of Jun "Catfish" Hunter respective employers plied external heart massage that has rocked the baseball He handles football as well as baseball players and his more and admuuslered oxygen at estabhshrnent--and once he than 35 chents mclude top stars m both ftelds hke former Hetsman Trophy wmner John Cappelletti, National League MVP the stadmm m an unsuccessful does, the tndding war m alltts errort to save the semor Battle fury wtll be on for the Oakland Steve Garvey, Pete Rose, Tony Perez, Larry Bowa, Bobby "We 're glad we won," Setv- Athletics' premter righthanGnch, Dusty Baker, Carlton Fisk, Vtda Blue, Rollie Fmgers, Ken ers said when word of the der Holtzman, Gene Tenace, Joe Rudi, Darold Knowles and both collapse of the coach's father Kuhn, m a "better late than Perry Brothers, Gaylord and Junt reached the players, "But how never" gesture, has told the Last Sprmg, an mvestment Insurance company represencan we be happy?" baseball owners via telegram tative spoke wtth some of the Oakland A's about a plan mvolvmg The players and assistant that any btdding for Hunter. deferred payments. Smce Kapstem had helped Fmgers, Holtzcoaches qutckly ended post- who won hts free agency from a man and Knowles get more money out of Charhe Fmley at argame mtervtews They broke neutral arbitrator Monday, bitration only a few months before, some of the A's asked him mstead mto small groups for would be constdered tampermg whether he wouldn't please come to thetr trammg camp m Mesa, pnvate conversatiOns until an orflctal ruling as listen to the msurance company's proposition and then advtse The game Tennessee had handed down by the commJSthem won was less than specJust swner's office Kapstem satd he would, and he dtd tacular, wtth the only scormg Of course, Kuhn ha s really Alter ltstenmg to the players descnbe the tnsurance comfor the first 57 mmutes a 28- only one way to rule on the pany's plan, he adVIsed them and when he fmtshed, Catltsh yard fteld goal by Maryland's Hunter case Inasmuch as the Hunter watted until he was free Hunter hadn't gone to arSteve Mtke-Mayer m the 2nd arbitration proceedmg which bttratlon He made $75,000 m 1973 and after comptling a 21-5 quarter Bob Smtih returned a Hunter used m presenting his record that year, he had signed a two-year contract through 1975 hne-<irive Tennessee punt 63 case was set up by tbe baseball calling for $100,000 each year yards to set up the score establishment "I wtsh I had met you before because I heard from the guys Tennessee's Rtcky Townsend And, had the commtsstoner about the great JOb you did for them," Hunter satd to Kepstem mtssed a 37-yard held goal acted earlier-before Hunter "I'd like to hire you as my representaltve to handle my future later m the first hall and entered mto arbitration - a haseball negotiations " Kapstem replied he'd be happy to handle Hunter, whereupon Maryland dnves ended wtth a compromtse w1th A's owner the Oakland righthander satd he had a deferred compensation lost fumble and an mtercepted Charles 0 Ftnley rmght have been worked out whtch would clause mhtspresent contract and would Kapstem do him a favor pass an error-lllled Throughout have avmded what has now and look at tt' Of the $100,000 Finley had agreed to pay Hunter each year, thtrd quarter dunng which become a landmark "black $50,000 of that sum was to be deferred and prud to whatever thll'd ne1 ther team mounted a eye" for the basehall establtshparty Hunter would destgnate, an msurance company m this serious scormg threat, the ment over-capacity crowd of 51,284 Nevertheless, the ma1onty of parttcular case because the pttcher was lookong for a tax shelter and a national televisiOn baseball offtctals eager to land ''Jim, rm not a tax lawyer," KapsLem Lold Hunter, after exarmnmg the contract, Hbut I know enough about deferred compensation to know that thts clause 1s too loosely wntten and could be construed as constructive recetpt by the Internal Revenue Service " In other words , Kaptsem was telhng Hunter he thought the clause dtd not conform to the IRS laws He told hun some more, too The Southern Tornados and decisiOn ' to the Ptrates "Jun, the most unportant thing you have outstde of your pttt- Eastern Eagles make one of Mtke Harns led the attack ehing abtlity ts your good reputation," Kapstem satd "I advtse theor season 's h.\'O go-around s agamst North Galha wtlh 19 all my clients to prepare thell' tax returns extremely properly tomght "hen the two squads potnts follo\\ed by Ttm and carefully. To fully protect yourself, go back to your family battle It out at Racme Spence'r the most cons1stent lawyer (J Carlton Cherry of Ahoxte, N C ), have hun re-draft the T he Tornados of Carl Wolfe btrd m both scormg and clause and then obtam a ruling from the Internal Revenue w1ll be seektng the1r thtrd wm Service." The next tune Kapstem heard from Hunter was m ftve outmgs, whtle the Eagles of Btll Phtlhps contmue the second week m September. HlUiter already had won 22 games and the A's were five games thm search lor that elustve ftrst wm of the campatgn in front, but the pitcher sounded ternbly angutshed Both have two losses m SVAC •'Jerry, I need your help very badly,' •he told Kapstem over the actwn, woth both teams losmg phone to North Galha and Hannan "What's the trouble'" Kapstem asked hun Trace The Tornados, however, "Finley won't pay the msurance compan} the money I dtd Creek m everythmg I could to live up to the contract, but he still has not have a wm over Kyger NEW YORK (UPI) - Ken d loop action an a patd tbe money I don 'I know much about this, Jerry , but do you h season- Stabler, the man who 1ed the openmg tnump d t over National Football League m think I'm a free agent'" 1 "Jun,let me ask you this dtd your lawyer, Mr Cherry, giVe Waterford toh thetr t ere I touchdown passes and carried Bes.des t etr h wo d eague Mr Fmley offtctal notice of the contract breach'" d the Oakland Ratders to the best losses, the btrds ave t roppe "Yes he d1d." record m the league thts f d to Wa er or , "Did ihe ten-day pertod psss alter Fmley recetved the letter'" dec1sions season, Monday was named dF I d Federal Hockmg an atr an "Yes " h h Uruted Press International ,s The Eagles came l roug "Based on those facts, it would appear 1!J me you wtll be a free •- k American Conference Player wtth a balanced soonng at ... c of the Year Continued on page B l 8" "I m thetr latest oss, an ~ Stabler, the smooth lefthander who lmally won a startmg berth only Ia st season, was named on 16 of the 39 ballots cast by UPI's panel of sportswnters, three from each "Special Good Now thru Christmas" conference City Ctnctnnatl quarterback Ken Anderson was second wtth 10 votes The only other player to draw any real support was Denver runnmg back Otts Armstrong, the NFL's leading rusher, who drew stx votes Stabler IS the fourth Oakland RECEIVER .m: r * ~~:~~~~NE~:t~~MAN r;;ti CHESHIRE - The Kyger Creek Freshman basketball team won ots ltrst game on 1ts sched)lle, 33-30, over the Hannan Trace Wtldcats last Thursday evemng The Kyger frosh worked lor the good shots and got greal ollenstve and defensive reboundtng from George Wtlhs, Yancy Halley and Semaki Corleas Kyger Creek also played good ball control, committing few turnovers. Kyger's offense was led by Rtck Winebrenner wtth 19 pomts, Semakt Corleas wtth B, Jamte Westfall wtth 4, and George Wtllis wtth 2, the only scorers lor KC Kyger wtll host Southern next Thursday at 5·30 p m at the Kyger Creek Htgh School R ai•d ers Mfg. by MARANTZ Three Year Parts & Labor Warranty WITH QUADRAPHONE Bengals Trainer Killed Retail Value TWO-WAY SUPERSCOPE SPEAKERS With 100 Watt Capacity Three Year Parts & Labor Warranty MEIGS MASON AREA CJ.fO:::STER l TANNEHILL Euc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH Pomeroy , Oh1o One Year Paols & Labor Warranty Retail Value Seco nd class postage pa1d at Pomeroy Oh 10 Nat,onal adv er tising representat ,ve Bottlne!ll Gallagher. Inc, 12 East 42nd St New York New York Headphones, Tape Recorders, Tapes. Mikes, Portable Radios and much more. '239'1 COVINGTON, Ky (UPI) Joseph "Doc" Keefe , 47, Clncmnati, asststant trmner for the Cincmnati Bengais, was killed here Monday mght when his automobile struck a utility pole, pollee satd Keefe , a Kent State graduate was a former tramer for the Cleveland Jndtans, the University of Clncmnatl and the Cinctnnati Royals B.S.R. McDONALD AUTOMATIC TURNTABlf IF YOU ARE MY REP MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE DIAMOND STYLUS 1 will start you w•th up to a month guarantee, send you to school, expenses pa1d, train you '" selling and servicing established ac Retail Value d5769 BUSiness Off1ce Phone 992 2156 Ed•to,.-lal Phone 992 2157 the four-ttme 20-vtctory Cy Hunter who on h1s fi ccdom Young Award-wmmng hurler v. hen Fmlev b1cac hcd h1s are keepmg thetr checkbooks contract by fathng to depostl m tow until Kuhn has h1s fmal $50 OOOof the ace nghlhander's say $100,000 salary wtth an msur"Yes, we received a ance company as a l<:tx sheller, telegram fl om the com- was m no hurry lo negollate rmssiOner that In effect says what wtll surely wmd up as a arbitration can't make Hunter seven-figure deal a free agent, only the com" I'm gomg to hsten to a ll the mlsstoner of baseball can," offers £1rst," Hunter satd from acknowleged a Kansas City his home m Hertford, N C Royals' offtctal late Monday A' for whether an) offer afternoon from Fmley's would be constd"But even though the cornmlsstoner still has to rule hun a free agent after constdermg the evidence and revwwmg the fact, tt seems hke only a techmcal (Xltnl" Mumesota Twins' owner Cal College Basketball Roundup vm Griffith, although not ex- By United Press 1nternallunal pected to be on there btddmg Bob Boyd satd the game wtth the real high rollers like would prove "how good we the Yankees, Mets, Red Sox •really are " and Dodgers, agreed that Kuhn Boyd's Southern Cahfor ma still had to hand down the of- basketball team , ranked hfth f1c1al word of Hunter s free m the nation, came through tn agency tts toughest test ) et Monday "I would not attempt to rugh\ wtth a 97 96 wm at contact 'Catltsh' Hunter about Houston JOlntng the club until the 'I don't thmk th1s game was comnnssw ner of baseball that close," satd Boyd, whose made an orfiCial slc:tte ment on TroJans are now ~ " I'm the s1tuatwn " Gnfflth Said proud of the way we played We · fhe announcement has come beat a very fme team " fl om the Players Association The TroJans, behtnd Clint and I will awa1t an ad\lsory Chapman's 30 pomts, led by 13 fl om the COITIIlliSSIOJJer ' midway through the second Coach Jerry Clatborne srud of the loss 'The defense played super" Whote led the Maryland defenders wtlh 12 tackles and four asststs, m addttlon to the blocked fteld goal and a recovered fumble He was named the game's Most Valua ble Player "Randy Whtte os JUSt super ,' Clatborne satd 'Wtthout a doubt he's the best lmeman In the country " ered wath the others, Hunter rephed 'Sure, but he 's gomg to tmve to match the other clubs Yes, I'd go back tf the money were nght " llowever. off hts past htstory of stubbornness, F'mley IS not expected to JOin the btddmg war for his 'ex-pitcher " More likely, the strong-"tlled A's owner, v.ho Look the Yankees to court last winter over the legal 11ghts to Manager D1ck Williams , will turn aga m to the courts m an efrort to retam Hunter Meanwhile, amtd the em bar. rassment of Kuhn and the rest of the clubowncrs over the dectston, the mood of th e baseball estabhshment could best be summed up by San Dtego Padres' Presiden t Buzzte Bavas1 &ud Bavast "The dec1s10n was harsh, but the boy got a fa1r heanng and won " USC edges Cougars reboundwg and Randy Blake Vttth 14 pmnt.s aptece and sort .shootmg Greg Batley wtth 12 The F.agles have been hampered this season by lack of reboundmg .strengtlt, mamly ~ beta use 0 f d 15 hn c t lack of he rgl1t h Spen cer, at 6-1 IS one of t ~ tall es t payers 1 on Phtlhps squad v.h!le Pht! Bowen, also at 6·1, 1s the only other Eagle •·k l 11 er th an 6-o stabler top AFC player of year DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Court St, Maryland moved qut ckly downf1eld after the rennessee score cmd Bob Avelhm h1t Frank Russell wtth a 20-yard pass that would have won the game, but the recetver landed out of the end zone w1th the ball On the next pia), Erme Ward mtercepted for Ten nessee and the Maryland threat was over It was JUSt a question of mtstakes---cructal penalties and fumb les, Mar\ land half The Cougars, led by Otis Btrdsong and Louts Dttnbar, battled back to send the contest down to the wire A patr of free throws by Biff Burrell gave the Trojans a three-pomt lead wtth 10 seconds remrumng to put the game away "I don't think we're gomg to make a habtt of lostng leads like that," satd Boyd "Houston went to a gambling, hall-<:ourt press and they Jarred the ball loose a couple of tunes I hope we learned somethmg from 11 " John Lambert added 16 for USC, while Gus Wtlltams and Bob Trowbndge scored 12 aptece Btrdsong was high for Houston with 29 and Dttnbar had28 The Trojans now prepare for the TroJan Classtc, whtch opens Frtday mght at the Sports Arena Jacksonvolle meets New MexiCO in the opener Fnday whtle the TroJanS take on Vanderbilt m the mtecap Wmners and losers will play each other Saturday rught "If we can wm the tour~ nament," Boyd sa1d, "we'll be 7~nd-oand on our way to a real good season '' Eastern Southern battle tonight -----~- !'~"'., The Dai~ Sentinel C1ty Ed1tor Published datly excep t Saturday by The Oh•o Valley Pubi1Shmg Company 111 on hun dlthe Mc~ryland seven Three plays later, after losmg fout yards, Wallace found Se1vers m the end zone for the wmmng touchdown Townsend <:~dded the ext ra pomt "It wa s a perfectly thrown ba ll and Setvers nMde a great ca tch ' 'I ennessee assistant IJde Huggms satd He has great JUrnpmg ab1hty and on th.lt particular play we throw the ba lllugh m the hope he can JUmp up and make the catch " Kuhn jumps into Hunter controversy SANTA'S SOUND SPECIAL KC Frosh win lwllu\\ n, t hl' holder trouble Mdr} land s premier dcfens1vc UJck lc, Randy Wlute, broke through to block the kick Hollo\\,lV was shaken up on the pia) and spent the rest of the game w.tlkmg unsteadtly .•long the stdehnes I he v. mnmg Tennessee touchd own carne , "1th 2 38 to play, afler Mary land punter Phtl Wagenhetm dropped a high snap hom center and Tennessee defenders pounced .1nrl TOM'S DISCOUNT PRICE S800 a patr of games wtth the Eagles are Pete Sayt e and Bob Mtller, the marnstays of last year's sq uad Also gone are Randy Warner , Dave Thetss, Vern Ord and Norman Curfman Phtlltps meanwhtle, ts mtss 1ng three starters from 72 PONTIAC CATALINA HT CPE. last year, Ttm Baum, allleaguer Steve Dtll and John Sheel'5 Full pow er atr new t1res Sharp• Phtlhps IS expected to start Batley, Spencer, Blake, Harns and Etchmger tomght, whtle Wolfe wtll probably go wtlh a combmatwn or M1ke Roberts, Paul Shultz, Danny Brown, Greg Dunmng, M1tch Nease, Brad) Huffman , Ttm Htll and Buddy Ervm Game ttme IS 8 p m woth the Eagle reserves of Duane Wolfe tackling the Tornado Junoor varstty of Carl Wolfe at 6 30 USED CARS '2695 Karr & Van Zandt You It Like Our Quar~ty Way of Doing Bu smess GMAC FINANCING 992 Sl42 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs 'T1I6 00 T1l S P M Sal, "Can I afford an independent insurance expert to figure out what's best for me?" 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JOHN HARDY (614) 593-5501 Mon 7 p m.-9 p.m. Tuesday9a m -7p m Combined Group of Com pan1es J known theu sha re of frustration m the playoffs, open at home agamst World Champton M1ami Saturday fl they get by the Dolphms, Oakland retatns the home field advantage the rollowmg week agatnst the wmner of Sunday's Pittsburgh-Buffalo ga me for the AFC tttle and a berth m the Super Bowl "I don't set personal goals, number of completiOns, touchdown passes, thmgs like that," says Stabler " I'm a competotor I want to wm The only goal you should have 1s to wm The ultunate won ts the Super Bowl and if I'm the quarterback on the team that wtns the Super Bowl, eVIdently I dtd someth mg roght along the way " The rrustration of the past has left tls mark "l've sat down and asked myself, 'what's keepmg us out' and I can't come up wtth anylhmg," Stabler sa1d "The team Is super We gel m the playoffs and champwnshtps every yea r but we can't seem to wm the btg games I can't put my fmger on tt He'll try to lmd the answer agam Saturday agamst Mtami. Th1s Week's Spec1al ... counts Medical Su bscr•pt•on ra-tes Delivered by carrier where ~IVallab!e 60 cents per week, By Motor Route where carrier servlq not available One month S2 60 By ma11 m Ohto and W Va, One Year 518. Six months S9 50 Three montns , S6 Elsewhere 522 00 year stx months Sll SO three months 56 SO Subscrtptr on prtce tn e ludes Su nday Ttmes Senttne l J player to wm the UPI award m 1ts 15-year history, the most of any team, and he 1s the third Raouer quarterback m the last sox years to win Daryle Lamontca, the man Stabler displaced as a starter last year, won m 1969 and George Blanda won on 1970 wtth his game-wmmng hermes Stabler's selechon ends a h<o-year hold on the award by 0 J Stmpson, Buffalo's record.,settmg runmng back Sunpson, a runaway wtnner last year, had only one vote this season The Ratders ftrushed 12-2 and were the ftrst team to clmch a divtsJOn totle Much of the credit belongs to Stabler He was second m the AFC to Anderson m passmg and threw 26 touchdown passes, by far the best m the league The closest to hun were Joe Namath of the New York Jets and Jun Hart of St Louts, each with 20. Perhaps hts most spectacular performance came agamst Cincinnati, when with only I 38left and no time outs remallllng, he took Oakland almost the length of the field to set up the wmrung TD The Raiders, who have 1 he Tornados have also been . . su ffe rtng from rebounding rllnesses,andWolfelostallrtve G star te r s from las t year one from tile 1973-74 team lhat spltt Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. �;.;. ; . --- • 2 - The Datly Sentmel, Mtddlepor t-Pomero~. 0, Tuesda). Dec I ;, l''i4 3- The Dajly Senttnel, Mtddlepot t-Pomero), 0. J'uesdav, Dec 17, Mardian, Jill Wine • m • JOUSt By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHING'IDN (UP!) - All day long they JOusted The bald, gravelly defendant, 25 I years a prachcmg lawyer, ~ former coun."'el of the Department of Health, Educatton and Welfare, former asststant attorney general --and the calm, blonde prosecutor, slX years out of law school It seemed as much a per- l,. ' sonal contest as a cructal crossexammatwn m the Watergate cover-up tnal, now edgmg toward tts completiOn The defendant, Robert C Mardtan, 51, srud he was an REPRESENTING THE ADVISORY commtttee of the cosmetology classes of Metgs H1gh School at a recent meetmg of all vocatwnaltruung adult advisory committees were,! tor, Juhe Rose, Kay Prolfttt, Kathryn Motchell, linda Yonker, Ellen Rought and mstructors, Pauline Hysell and Mary Powell New leads an answer," Mardtan satd at one porn t dunng the morWith News Notes By Alma Marshall MASON - The Mason Semor Ctttzens have been busy lately, qUtltmg and m handcraft at thetr center here Some of the ladles enJoy playmg dommoes The ladtes also have taken an active part m the Chrtstmas gtft program at Lakm State Hospital. The Semor Citizens plan to hold thetr Chnstmas party on December 19 at the center and exchange gilts A btrthday party for Semor Citizens havmg bll'thdays m November and December was held Thursday, December 12 Ice cream and cake were served followmg lunch Pictures were taken by Suste Brmker Pictures taken durmg the Bt-Centenmal celebratiOn were shown Mary Hilbert , Nurse from the Mason County Health Department vtstted the Mason Semor Citizen Center and checked blood pressu•es The nurse comes the second Thursday of each month to the Mason Cener to check blood pressures, arrtvmg about 1 p m Persons mterested rn haVIng thiS serv1ce are welcome to come to the center located on Second St Seruor Ctttzens partictpatmg m activities at the center lately mclude Mane Goodwm, Erruna Ryan, Mtldred Tripp, Jean Lyons, Suste Brmker, Joste Elias, Blanche Jones, Erma L Turnbull, Ruth E. Wallace, Goldie Srmth, Lucille Powell, Rhoda Yeager and Maude Young, Mary Harrts, Bertha Hall, Mary Phillips, Helen Elias, Edna Burris, Barbara McDantel, Zelma Hunter, Ella Ford, Frances Stewart, Pearl Roush, Clara Roush, Matilda Noble, Laura Dttnbar, Mary Hilbert, nurse; Maxme Arnold, atde, and Paulme Marshall, county coordinator MASON - The Mason Homemakers ExtensiOn Club met recently at t he home of Mrs Landon Srmth for a Chrtstmas workshop and potluck dmner. Mrs Charlotte Jenks passed out mstructions on how to make "Mr and Mrs. Santa" from Reader Dtgest, pamt, cotton balls and styrofoam balls. She also pomted out the do's and don'ts m the construction of these attractive characters Several members made wreaths from plastic bags which were !ted on to a coal hanger Other doll characters "ere exhibtted by Mrs Jenks which were made from pastlc liqutd soap bottles Attendmg the meeting were Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mrs Helen Wtlhams, Mrs Laura Johnson, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs Charlotte Jenks, Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs Hazel Smtth, Mrs John Marshall, Mrs Cectlia Harrts, Mrs. Velma Luckeydoo, Mrs Matilda Noble and Mrs Smtth rung " If y~u want to make a speech, go nght ahead, Mrs Volner " He accused her of puttmg "zmgers" m her quesYOUNGSTOWN \ UPI I tio~s and makmg speeches and "Some new leads" were bemg trymg to testify laboriously tracked down by Once he apologized, but he Mahonmg County, Ohoo, she- kept up his VIgorous rephes rtff!s tnveshgators today m and thrusts attempts to solve the brutal Chtef trtal lawyer James F weekend murder of h\O nearby Neal rose a couple of tunes to Canlteld, Ohio, people and protest that Mardtan was bemg thetr small daughter "w otness, JUdge and The bodies of Ben Jamm H exammer " He asked Marsh, 33, his wtfe Manlyn and Prestding Judge John J Sinca theU' daughter Heather, 4, to admomsh Mardtan to stop MASON - On Sunday evenmg, December 22 at 7.30 the were found Saturday night at bemg "cute" and making Mason Cbrtsttan Brethren Church will have a Chrtstmas thetr home by Marsh's father remarks 11 gratwtously " program, "Scrooge - A Chrtstmas Carol." and a coworker after Marsh The nativtty scene wtll be portrayed by children of the "If she ..auld top askmg fatled to turn up for work the questions that mdicate an church. Dtrectors are Mrs. Lewts Burton, Jr., and Mrs George pnor mght They had been shot answer that 1s maccurate, I H Zuspan, Jr m the head, and the father and wouldn't have to do that, " Parllcipants m "Scrooge" by Charles Dickens, are Larry daughter had been beaten Dttncan, Scrooge, Greg Wmston as Bob Cratchtt; Larry Roach, Mardtan replied Tbetr 1-year-<Jid son Chrts as nephew and young Scrooge, Pam Burton as Mollie's Ghost, Sirtca scolded both of them was foWld crawlmg around m "I've been very patoent I want wtth the Ghost of Chrtstmas Past, Paula Bocook who also pori>ools of blood JUSt mstde the you to answer these trays Ghost of Chrtstmas Future, Ghost of Chnstmas (present) front door He had not been questions, " the Judge told Cheryl Adams, Mrs. Cratchtt, Tammy Lewts, Belle, Sarah mJured Mardtan "What's gomg on Zuspan, Tiny Tim , Troy Stewart, and Boy, Kip Pauley Deputoes satd they were here IS too many arguments Narrator IS Sharon Pauley. Recitations will be gtven by quest10nmg people and search- I've had enough of that I'm not Roger Roach, Georgte Zuspan, Penny Hill, Troy Stewart, Robm mg the house and Marsh's JUSt talking about you, but also Pauley, Kip Pauley, Sherry Russell, Stacy Zuspan, Sam recovered auto for finger~ about the prosecution. I'e had Thompson, Billie Zuspan and Rena Stewart. prmts. The auto and Mrs The chmr wtll smg selections under the dU'ectlon of Mrs . Carl enough of 1t and 1t 's gomg to Marsh's purse had been stolen, stop'' (Gerry) Gtbbs Other adults taking part m smgmg and but the vehtcle was recovered Sirtca told Mrs Volner to recttatwns mclude Earl and Delores Stewart and Lewts Burton. later at an Austmtown, OhiO, conclude her cross- Linda Zuspan will be m charge of costumes; Wanda Hill, grocery store parking lot exammatiOn by m1d-mornmg lightmg, and Nora LewiS, plants! Shertff's mvesttgator Ar- today, Mardian 's third day on mand Casanta satd Mrs MASON - A cantata wtll be presented at Mason United the stand Then Kenneth W Marsh's father-m-law satd ohe Parkmson, who hke Mard1an Methodtst Church by the chancel choU' on Sunday, Dec 22 at 7 30 left hts home Frtday alter a did Watergate legal work after p m "There'll Always be a Christmas", wtll be directed by Mrs "That's a nice sttck, but you're short vtslt Apparently the the 1972 break-m, wtll begin his Nolan ( Luctlle ) Swackhamer and Mrs. Ray Proffitt will serve as organtst. three died several hours later, defense, the last of the tnal forgetting the 'walk softly' part!" he satd Solotsts are Debbie Roush , Con me Gtlland, Carla McFarland Mardtan testified · of Mason, and Fred Burney of Pomeroy - That he was "utterly Everyone IS lllVIted. shocked" by what he learned from Watergate mastermmd LETART - Many homes are beautifully decorated for the G Gordon Liddy about the holidays One such ts the home of Mr. and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo actiVIties of the Whtte House 41 at Letart, W Va I was fortunate to attend a Christmasdmner at 'lumbers" and the Watergate break-m durmg the ftrst days thell' home along wtth members of the Cherokee Homemakers Mrs Mary Ptckens returned after the break-m, but as a and thell' guests. Mm1ature and large lighted trees were used at home Fnday , after betng lawyer tl would have been the entrance and m the livmg rooms Throughout theeverung, Chrtstmas mustc was played softly. T , _] hospttaltzed at Veterans "highly unethtcal" to- disclose Mrs Ollte Brownmg presented the scripture, Saint Matthew, 2nd Memonal Hospttal the information to authonttes Chrtstmas readings were presented by Mrs Landon chapter. [f.f • Mr and Mrs Elmer Van- That Paul O'Brten, a UtS lmse J On StnCt let Meter and family of Lesage, w Smtth, Mrs. Ollie Brownmg, Mrs Oscar Casto, Mrs. Gerald lawyer who worked with Clark, Mrs Vtolet Stanton, Mrs MaUlda Noble, Mrs. Joe Sc1tes, A large box of Chrtstmas Va Vtstted on Monday, wtth hts Parkmson and an urundtcted gtfts for pahents at the Athens mother Mrs Elmer Van- co-consptrator m the case, was Mrs DaVId Dewhurst, Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs. Lucille Smith, By La"'rence E Lamb, MD Mental Health Center were Meter. the "man m the employ of the Mrs Charles Stone and Mrs Grace White. The devottonais were DEAR DR LAMB - I am a thts, knows how beneftctal thts sent by the Rock Sprmgs Mr Benton Blake was taken CIA (who) told me he would closed wtth prayer by Mrs. K. K Scttes. man of 70 and have had angma ran be m some cases Prtzes were won by Mrs. VIOlet Stanton, Mrs J . Marshall and Grange, 1t was reported at a to the Holzer Medical Center on for etg ht years I have been I approve of your effort The meeting Thursday mght at the Saturday by the Mason stake his life on 1t that 1t Mrs David Dewhurst. (Watergate) was a CIA operatakong four Isordtl tablets Amencan Heart Assn Mrs Dewhurst prestded durmg the bnef business meetmg. She Emergency Squad grange hall bon" datly, one before meals, ond recommends a low.fat , low ~ thanked the group for working so well wtth her trhoughout the The meeting was preceded Mrs Mollie Fox ts VISiting at - That stx days after the one upon rehrmg I also have cholesterol dtet for patients year and enJoyed her role as prestdent of the gt'oup by a holiday potluck A com- Barberton wtth her daughter break-m Liddy "clearly meant been carrythg a small vtal of • wtth your type of heart trouble Mrs Oscar Casto, secretary, read a card of thanks from the mumcatiOn was read from the and son-m-law, Mr and Mrs to unply to me that the Nttrostat 1-150 and oc- The Food and Nutrttion Board family of Katie Roush. Ohw Slate Grange and Mrs Johnny Forshee President of the Umted States casiOnally have had to put one of the Nahonal Academy of Wtlliam Radford was Installed Mrs. K K. Scltes brought to the attention of the club the need had authoriZed 1\." Mardtan under my tongue If I exert Sciences - Natwnal Research as Flora hy Master Fred of used clothmg for ftve and SIX year-old children in Gilmour added that he did not believe myself or walk too fast Counctl, and the Counctl on Goeglem Members reported til County . The club dectded on this projectfor the commg year. DISPLAY NATIVITY Liddy About stx months ago, I put Foods and Nutrtlton of the were Mrs Ethel Grueser and The dirung table was centered with a Chrtstmas decoration A live nattv1ty scene w1ll be -That alter talkmg to Liddy myself on a very stnct, fat-free Amencan Medical Assn also C H McElhmny staged by the youth of the and others, he began to suspect with hghted tapers. The dwng area was decorated throughout in dtet. I haven't felt thts good on made such a recommendatiOn The program by Mrs Gladys Bradbury Church of Chrtst at 7 that Watergate was the work of keepmg with the holidays Many types of homemade cakes were the last 10 }ears I cut my m a JOmt statement m July, Morgan mcluded readmgs, p m Saturday, at B 15 p m "a group operalmg out of the served along wtth punch, chteken, sandwtches and salads and Isordtl down to two tablets 1972 Stmtlar dtet recomcoffee Let's Keep Christmas" by Sunday , and at 7 p m Monday, White House " dally I carry Notrostat 1111 1t mendatiOns were made by the Mrs Radford. "Chnstmas Attendmg were Mrs Gerald Clark, Mrs. MaUida Noble, Mrs. and restdents of the Bend area -That former Attorney Gencrumbles on my pocket Now I Inter-Society Commtss1on on Carrolhng •· by Mrs Homer mvtted to dnve by to vtew the eral John N. Mitchell, the chtef J Marshall, Mrs. Davtd Dewhurst, Mrs Joe Scttes, Mrs. K. K can walk as far as I care to and Heart Disease So, you can Radford , Scltes, Mrs. Kenneth Srmth, Mrs Charles Stone, Mrs. Landon "C hnstmas scene At 5 p m Sunday the defendant, ~'acknowledged'' can play 18 holes of golf \Uthout JUdge for yourself Legends" by Frances young people wtllgo caroling m SIX days alter the break-in that Smtth, Mrs Ollie Browning, Mrs. Grace White, Mrs Oscar Casto any d1stress One other thmg Your Goegelln, "Legend of the the communtty, and Sunday he had approved a $250,000 , and Kim, Mrs. Vtolet Stanton and Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo I told my doctor JUSt how well Nttrostate tablets - they are Pomseltta" by Luctlle evenmg at 7 p m they wtll budget for Liddy I felt , and he told me not to try mtroglycenn The ones that Letfhett, ' Footpnnts m the present a play and the children -That the Justice Departto be my own doctor He fur - have crumbled m your pocket Snow" by Mrs Robert Loucks, of the church wtll gtve PARTY HELD ment's Internal Securtty DiviCANTEEN OPEN ther suggested that I take the are worthless Nttroglycerm IS "The Reach of Bethlehem" by recttatwns A Christmas dmner for sion that he headed did not RUTLAND - The Metgs medicme as he had prescribed, a volatile substance and those Mrs James Conkle; Montgomery Ward employes Youth Can teen m the Rutland "That's engage m wll'etaps. that thts cholesterol btl was tablets should be kept sealed m "Chnstmas Prayer" by Mrs one thing that rankles me," he of the Pomeroy and Galhpohs Umted Methodtst Church mostly a lot of nonsense and an amber bottle m the Amos Leonard Group smgmg HOSPITALIZED smd of news stories contrary to Stores was held Frtday mght at continues to operate Saturday that the fat-free dtet was refngerator You can open the of carols concluded the GALLIPOLIS - Rtchard his testimony. the Metgs Inn Attendmg were mghts, opemng at 8 p m There debatable smce nothong had bottle once a week and take out program Ptckens, Cheshire, former Mr and Mrs Ron me Pooler, are a vanety of games, -That he demanded three been · proved on thts deal a week's supply The tablets Meigs County res1dent, IS a tunes that he be asstgned Mrs Conme Hoffman, Debbte refreshments available, and a Should I contmue as I am you carry on your person won't patient at the Holzer Medtcal another JOb durmg the 1972 Hoffman, Middleport, Mr and lounge for vtstting Those of domg, or see another doctor ? be good for more than a week IN HONG KONG Center where he has been campaign, and after rmd-July Mrs James Scott, Miss Bar- htgh school age or over are DEAR READER - You've A lot of heart pattents are LONG BOTTOM - Navy confmed for the past week and 1972 he dtd little Watergate bara Hughes, Miss Diane mvited to attend done yourself a favor I have walking around wtth worthless Chtef Machtntsl's Mate Burton one half Moles, Galhpohs legal work seen many people who have mtroglycerone tablets m thetr R. Larson, husftand of the gone on a low-fat, low- pockets Thts may not be all former Mtss Eleanor T ~hnstmas 'l:o~s a fantasy by Pastoret and Baur cholesterol dtet who have lost bad, because tf you have not Fredertck of Long Bottom, wetght and had marked Im- had angma lor a long lime and vtstted Hong Kong as a crew SA.NiA SE<T BUSII.'I WE SHOULD HAVE provement w their heart then start ha vmg 1t, you should member of the nuclear TO WO!i?i<. Wli11TING Ali1EA90~ FOR see a doctor forst before taking powered attack atrcraft cond1t10n INVITATIO~ 10 ~e~­ Most people on s uch mtroglycerm camer USS Enterpnse ~I~DREN EVERVwHo WILL rr dtets do lose wetght If you have any problems Wi-11'-RE .. , SE FOR? and that ts a btg help It about the mtroglycerm story, BASIC COMPLETED means you have to do less work tell your doctor there IS a good Army Pvt Matthew J m movmg that body around the wrt te-up on the problem on the Phtllips, 25, son of Mr and golf course Even pattents Canadtan Medtcal Journal Mrs James B Phtlhps, 18 "WI''~).. !-lAVE' ~ PAIZ1r\l be!fndden wtth recurrent heart (Vol llO pa ge 788, 1974) Cave St, Pomeroy, completed SOOiol ,"SAID SANTA , pam, often get marked relief on There ts a lot of confuswn etght weeks of baSic combat "TO 5Rl'-l-lT5N a low-calone low-fat dtet about mtroglyceron tablets and traomng at Ft. Knox, Ky Hts TH~ D~E5T Anyone who has taken care of thos may help clartfy the wtfe, Peggy, also hves m TIME' OF THt:" 'iEA.R." ' lots of heart patients and tned problem Pomeroy ~ are tracked \ unpattent man, addmg wtth rare laughter that hts wtfe of 28 years was hearmg hun adrntt 1t for the ftrst tune Often he protested at the way Asststant Watergate Prosecutor Jtll Wme Volner, 31, framed her quesltons Frequently he ftred quesllons back at her "I'm nolgomg to digmly that Mason County DR. LAMB P h• d• Grange gives iftS Utettue gt Y Oifton Personals 'l:hr Fuse I D. P. ' LIVE FROM RACINE RACINE - Bill Gray of WJEH will broadcast live from Southern High School starting about 7·35 p.m. the Southern-Eastern High School Southern Valley Athletic Conference basketball game over 101.5 FM Bomb ready to blow By United Press Inlernalional Egypt says a bomb JS ready to explode m the Mtddle East Israel says attempts to defuse the exploSive Situation are m serious trouble In Call'o, Egyptian Prestdent Anwar Sadat satd Monday "the momentum for peace should continue" if both stdes want to avmd the exploSion of a new confltct m the Mtddle East "One of the most pressmg and unportant questions at present ts to try to defuse the bomb which JS about to explode here m the Middle East becaus of the Arab-Israel! conflict," Sadat said In an mtervtew wtth the Call'o newspaper AI Akhbar, he threatened to accept the Sovtet call for a lull-<~CBie Mtddle East peace conference if Arner1ca 's step-by.,step approach fails to brmg a settlement. "lf the Americans can, through !hell' step-by.,step aJ>proach, achieve any progress or success, I welcome tlus and 1 can agree to tt," he said "If they cannot, then we shall go to Geneva m accordance wtth the SoVlet theory." Sadat satd recent reports about Israel's nuclear potenttal were attempts "to scare and terror1ze us " "H Israel mtroduces atom1c weapons mto tilts area, we also shall fmd the means to acquire atonuc weapons," he sa1d "but we shall not be the first ones to use atonuc weapons." In Tel Avtv, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabm satd Monday "tt ts our firm conVICtion that the momentum of the peacemaking process must be mamtamed, however Impatred 1t was by recent developments." He sa1d Crura's recent "absurd call" for limits on Jewish unnugrat10n to Israel "can, of course, disturb the prospects for peace, if that JS what Egypt wants." "Nothmg, however, can posslblydtssuade Israel from 1ts htstonc htunan mission of national mgathenng," the prune rmnister said. "For this, Israel was reborn It JS the lifeblood of our homecommg nation." Rabm, speaking at a dinner lor a vtsiting Dantsh diplomat, said the Arabs seem to be turrung thell' backs on a past "readiness to acknowledge, if not accept, the eXIStence m the midst of the area of a Jewtsh state " 1~74 ~Vol rejoicing turns to mourning .li- s1nort p ara d e ¥ ~ ~ ·=·=-·· ~:-.~ MEMPHIS t UPI) - Tennes- amhcnLr must l'l<:lve thought seP s celebrat10n of a drama lie 1he f1rev.orks we1e exhausted ::::* ~~~~ Liberty Bowl v1ctory over dunng d patnotlc pre-g(1me ~ ~ Maryland turned quocklv som- show that featured a !Jberty ber Monday mght when word B<>ll suspended htgh tn the atr reached the dressmg room of Tennessee opened the !mal the collepse of Coach Btll penod w1lh a dr1ve from rts NEW YORK (UP!) - Jun 'Catftsh" Hunter needed some Battle's father m the stands o"n 21 to the Maryland flve Startmg quarterback Conadvtce He needed someone he could talk to, someone he could "'th a hea rt attack Wtlllam R Battle Sr , 66, dredge Hollowa} then lost 12 trust, and that's how 11 all began collapsed mmutes after backup yards tn three plays and Completely by chance, hts path crossed wtth that of a clea nquarterback Randy Wallace Townsend prepared for cut, clear-thlninng young man m Mesa, Artz , thts past March, mmed a htgh pass toward the held goal try another and 1t IS fall' to say thts meetmg wtll have a marked effect on both end zone and Larry Set vers A bad snap from center gave his life and hts career catch that gave made a leapmg The young man Hunter met fOJ the ftrst lime last spnng was slender, energetic Jerry Kapstem, a 32-}ear-4lld native of the Volunteers a 7-3 victory The elder Battle, former ProVIdence, R 1., now ltvmg m Spnngfteld, Va , "ho, as an atathletic director at Butorney, started out m the Judge Advocate Corps m the Navy and mmgham Southern Uruverstty wound up as a nuhtary JUdge. m Alabama, died early today NEW YORK (UPI) -ComNow Kapstem earns h1s hvmg as a consultant to professiOnal at a local hospttal. Hts son was mtsstoner Bowie Kuhn will get athleles, and as such never has charged any of them more than 5 by hiS s1de , as he had been his turn at bat m the free agent per cent of the salanes he has helped them wm hom thetr while emergency crews ap- case of Jun "Catfish" Hunter respective employers plied external heart massage that has rocked the baseball He handles football as well as baseball players and his more and admuuslered oxygen at estabhshrnent--and once he than 35 chents mclude top stars m both ftelds hke former Hetsman Trophy wmner John Cappelletti, National League MVP the stadmm m an unsuccessful does, the tndding war m alltts errort to save the semor Battle fury wtll be on for the Oakland Steve Garvey, Pete Rose, Tony Perez, Larry Bowa, Bobby "We 're glad we won," Setv- Athletics' premter righthanGnch, Dusty Baker, Carlton Fisk, Vtda Blue, Rollie Fmgers, Ken ers said when word of the der Holtzman, Gene Tenace, Joe Rudi, Darold Knowles and both collapse of the coach's father Kuhn, m a "better late than Perry Brothers, Gaylord and Junt reached the players, "But how never" gesture, has told the Last Sprmg, an mvestment Insurance company represencan we be happy?" baseball owners via telegram tative spoke wtth some of the Oakland A's about a plan mvolvmg The players and assistant that any btdding for Hunter. deferred payments. Smce Kapstem had helped Fmgers, Holtzcoaches qutckly ended post- who won hts free agency from a man and Knowles get more money out of Charhe Fmley at argame mtervtews They broke neutral arbitrator Monday, bitration only a few months before, some of the A's asked him mstead mto small groups for would be constdered tampermg whether he wouldn't please come to thetr trammg camp m Mesa, pnvate conversatiOns until an orflctal ruling as listen to the msurance company's proposition and then advtse The game Tennessee had handed down by the commJSthem won was less than specJust swner's office Kapstem satd he would, and he dtd tacular, wtth the only scormg Of course, Kuhn ha s really Alter ltstenmg to the players descnbe the tnsurance comfor the first 57 mmutes a 28- only one way to rule on the pany's plan, he adVIsed them and when he fmtshed, Catltsh yard fteld goal by Maryland's Hunter case Inasmuch as the Hunter watted until he was free Hunter hadn't gone to arSteve Mtke-Mayer m the 2nd arbitration proceedmg which bttratlon He made $75,000 m 1973 and after comptling a 21-5 quarter Bob Smtih returned a Hunter used m presenting his record that year, he had signed a two-year contract through 1975 hne-<irive Tennessee punt 63 case was set up by tbe baseball calling for $100,000 each year yards to set up the score establishment "I wtsh I had met you before because I heard from the guys Tennessee's Rtcky Townsend And, had the commtsstoner about the great JOb you did for them," Hunter satd to Kepstem mtssed a 37-yard held goal acted earlier-before Hunter "I'd like to hire you as my representaltve to handle my future later m the first hall and entered mto arbitration - a haseball negotiations " Kapstem replied he'd be happy to handle Hunter, whereupon Maryland dnves ended wtth a compromtse w1th A's owner the Oakland righthander satd he had a deferred compensation lost fumble and an mtercepted Charles 0 Ftnley rmght have been worked out whtch would clause mhtspresent contract and would Kapstem do him a favor pass an error-lllled Throughout have avmded what has now and look at tt' Of the $100,000 Finley had agreed to pay Hunter each year, thtrd quarter dunng which become a landmark "black $50,000 of that sum was to be deferred and prud to whatever thll'd ne1 ther team mounted a eye" for the basehall establtshparty Hunter would destgnate, an msurance company m this serious scormg threat, the ment over-capacity crowd of 51,284 Nevertheless, the ma1onty of parttcular case because the pttcher was lookong for a tax shelter and a national televisiOn baseball offtctals eager to land ''Jim, rm not a tax lawyer," KapsLem Lold Hunter, after exarmnmg the contract, Hbut I know enough about deferred compensation to know that thts clause 1s too loosely wntten and could be construed as constructive recetpt by the Internal Revenue Service " In other words , Kaptsem was telhng Hunter he thought the clause dtd not conform to the IRS laws He told hun some more, too The Southern Tornados and decisiOn ' to the Ptrates "Jun, the most unportant thing you have outstde of your pttt- Eastern Eagles make one of Mtke Harns led the attack ehing abtlity ts your good reputation," Kapstem satd "I advtse theor season 's h.\'O go-around s agamst North Galha wtlh 19 all my clients to prepare thell' tax returns extremely properly tomght "hen the two squads potnts follo\\ed by Ttm and carefully. To fully protect yourself, go back to your family battle It out at Racme Spence'r the most cons1stent lawyer (J Carlton Cherry of Ahoxte, N C ), have hun re-draft the T he Tornados of Carl Wolfe btrd m both scormg and clause and then obtam a ruling from the Internal Revenue w1ll be seektng the1r thtrd wm Service." The next tune Kapstem heard from Hunter was m ftve outmgs, whtle the Eagles of Btll Phtlhps contmue the second week m September. HlUiter already had won 22 games and the A's were five games thm search lor that elustve ftrst wm of the campatgn in front, but the pitcher sounded ternbly angutshed Both have two losses m SVAC •'Jerry, I need your help very badly,' •he told Kapstem over the actwn, woth both teams losmg phone to North Galha and Hannan "What's the trouble'" Kapstem asked hun Trace The Tornados, however, "Finley won't pay the msurance compan} the money I dtd Creek m everythmg I could to live up to the contract, but he still has not have a wm over Kyger NEW YORK (UPI) - Ken d loop action an a patd tbe money I don 'I know much about this, Jerry , but do you h season- Stabler, the man who 1ed the openmg tnump d t over National Football League m think I'm a free agent'" 1 "Jun,let me ask you this dtd your lawyer, Mr Cherry, giVe Waterford toh thetr t ere I touchdown passes and carried Bes.des t etr h wo d eague Mr Fmley offtctal notice of the contract breach'" d the Oakland Ratders to the best losses, the btrds ave t roppe "Yes he d1d." record m the league thts f d to Wa er or , "Did ihe ten-day pertod psss alter Fmley recetved the letter'" dec1sions season, Monday was named dF I d Federal Hockmg an atr an "Yes " h h Uruted Press International ,s The Eagles came l roug "Based on those facts, it would appear 1!J me you wtll be a free •- k American Conference Player wtth a balanced soonng at ... c of the Year Continued on page B l 8" "I m thetr latest oss, an ~ Stabler, the smooth lefthander who lmally won a startmg berth only Ia st season, was named on 16 of the 39 ballots cast by UPI's panel of sportswnters, three from each "Special Good Now thru Christmas" conference City Ctnctnnatl quarterback Ken Anderson was second wtth 10 votes The only other player to draw any real support was Denver runnmg back Otts Armstrong, the NFL's leading rusher, who drew stx votes Stabler IS the fourth Oakland RECEIVER .m: r * ~~:~~~~NE~:t~~MAN r;;ti CHESHIRE - The Kyger Creek Freshman basketball team won ots ltrst game on 1ts sched)lle, 33-30, over the Hannan Trace Wtldcats last Thursday evemng The Kyger frosh worked lor the good shots and got greal ollenstve and defensive reboundtng from George Wtlhs, Yancy Halley and Semaki Corleas Kyger Creek also played good ball control, committing few turnovers. Kyger's offense was led by Rtck Winebrenner wtth 19 pomts, Semakt Corleas wtth B, Jamte Westfall wtth 4, and George Wtllis wtth 2, the only scorers lor KC Kyger wtll host Southern next Thursday at 5·30 p m at the Kyger Creek Htgh School R ai•d ers Mfg. by MARANTZ Three Year Parts & Labor Warranty WITH QUADRAPHONE Bengals Trainer Killed Retail Value TWO-WAY SUPERSCOPE SPEAKERS With 100 Watt Capacity Three Year Parts & Labor Warranty MEIGS MASON AREA CJ.fO:::STER l TANNEHILL Euc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH Pomeroy , Oh1o One Year Paols & Labor Warranty Retail Value Seco nd class postage pa1d at Pomeroy Oh 10 Nat,onal adv er tising representat ,ve Bottlne!ll Gallagher. Inc, 12 East 42nd St New York New York Headphones, Tape Recorders, Tapes. Mikes, Portable Radios and much more. '239'1 COVINGTON, Ky (UPI) Joseph "Doc" Keefe , 47, Clncmnati, asststant trmner for the Cincmnati Bengais, was killed here Monday mght when his automobile struck a utility pole, pollee satd Keefe , a Kent State graduate was a former tramer for the Cleveland Jndtans, the University of Clncmnatl and the Cinctnnati Royals B.S.R. McDONALD AUTOMATIC TURNTABlf IF YOU ARE MY REP MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE DIAMOND STYLUS 1 will start you w•th up to a month guarantee, send you to school, expenses pa1d, train you '" selling and servicing established ac Retail Value d5769 BUSiness Off1ce Phone 992 2156 Ed•to,.-lal Phone 992 2157 the four-ttme 20-vtctory Cy Hunter who on h1s fi ccdom Young Award-wmmng hurler v. hen Fmlev b1cac hcd h1s are keepmg thetr checkbooks contract by fathng to depostl m tow until Kuhn has h1s fmal $50 OOOof the ace nghlhander's say $100,000 salary wtth an msur"Yes, we received a ance company as a l<:tx sheller, telegram fl om the com- was m no hurry lo negollate rmssiOner that In effect says what wtll surely wmd up as a arbitration can't make Hunter seven-figure deal a free agent, only the com" I'm gomg to hsten to a ll the mlsstoner of baseball can," offers £1rst," Hunter satd from acknowleged a Kansas City his home m Hertford, N C Royals' offtctal late Monday A' for whether an) offer afternoon from Fmley's would be constd"But even though the cornmlsstoner still has to rule hun a free agent after constdermg the evidence and revwwmg the fact, tt seems hke only a techmcal (Xltnl" Mumesota Twins' owner Cal College Basketball Roundup vm Griffith, although not ex- By United Press 1nternallunal pected to be on there btddmg Bob Boyd satd the game wtth the real high rollers like would prove "how good we the Yankees, Mets, Red Sox •really are " and Dodgers, agreed that Kuhn Boyd's Southern Cahfor ma still had to hand down the of- basketball team , ranked hfth f1c1al word of Hunter s free m the nation, came through tn agency tts toughest test ) et Monday "I would not attempt to rugh\ wtth a 97 96 wm at contact 'Catltsh' Hunter about Houston JOlntng the club until the 'I don't thmk th1s game was comnnssw ner of baseball that close," satd Boyd, whose made an orfiCial slc:tte ment on TroJans are now ~ " I'm the s1tuatwn " Gnfflth Said proud of the way we played We · fhe announcement has come beat a very fme team " fl om the Players Association The TroJans, behtnd Clint and I will awa1t an ad\lsory Chapman's 30 pomts, led by 13 fl om the COITIIlliSSIOJJer ' midway through the second Coach Jerry Clatborne srud of the loss 'The defense played super" Whote led the Maryland defenders wtlh 12 tackles and four asststs, m addttlon to the blocked fteld goal and a recovered fumble He was named the game's Most Valua ble Player "Randy Whtte os JUSt super ,' Clatborne satd 'Wtthout a doubt he's the best lmeman In the country " ered wath the others, Hunter rephed 'Sure, but he 's gomg to tmve to match the other clubs Yes, I'd go back tf the money were nght " llowever. off hts past htstory of stubbornness, F'mley IS not expected to JOin the btddmg war for his 'ex-pitcher " More likely, the strong-"tlled A's owner, v.ho Look the Yankees to court last winter over the legal 11ghts to Manager D1ck Williams , will turn aga m to the courts m an efrort to retam Hunter Meanwhile, amtd the em bar. rassment of Kuhn and the rest of the clubowncrs over the dectston, the mood of th e baseball estabhshment could best be summed up by San Dtego Padres' Presiden t Buzzte Bavas1 &ud Bavast "The dec1s10n was harsh, but the boy got a fa1r heanng and won " USC edges Cougars reboundwg and Randy Blake Vttth 14 pmnt.s aptece and sort .shootmg Greg Batley wtth 12 The F.agles have been hampered this season by lack of reboundmg .strengtlt, mamly ~ beta use 0 f d 15 hn c t lack of he rgl1t h Spen cer, at 6-1 IS one of t ~ tall es t payers 1 on Phtlhps squad v.h!le Pht! Bowen, also at 6·1, 1s the only other Eagle •·k l 11 er th an 6-o stabler top AFC player of year DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Court St, Maryland moved qut ckly downf1eld after the rennessee score cmd Bob Avelhm h1t Frank Russell wtth a 20-yard pass that would have won the game, but the recetver landed out of the end zone w1th the ball On the next pia), Erme Ward mtercepted for Ten nessee and the Maryland threat was over It was JUSt a question of mtstakes---cructal penalties and fumb les, Mar\ land half The Cougars, led by Otis Btrdsong and Louts Dttnbar, battled back to send the contest down to the wire A patr of free throws by Biff Burrell gave the Trojans a three-pomt lead wtth 10 seconds remrumng to put the game away "I don't think we're gomg to make a habtt of lostng leads like that," satd Boyd "Houston went to a gambling, hall-<:ourt press and they Jarred the ball loose a couple of tunes I hope we learned somethmg from 11 " John Lambert added 16 for USC, while Gus Wtlltams and Bob Trowbndge scored 12 aptece Btrdsong was high for Houston with 29 and Dttnbar had28 The Trojans now prepare for the TroJan Classtc, whtch opens Frtday mght at the Sports Arena Jacksonvolle meets New MexiCO in the opener Fnday whtle the TroJanS take on Vanderbilt m the mtecap Wmners and losers will play each other Saturday rught "If we can wm the tour~ nament," Boyd sa1d, "we'll be 7~nd-oand on our way to a real good season '' Eastern Southern battle tonight -----~- !'~"'., The Dai~ Sentinel C1ty Ed1tor Published datly excep t Saturday by The Oh•o Valley Pubi1Shmg Company 111 on hun dlthe Mc~ryland seven Three plays later, after losmg fout yards, Wallace found Se1vers m the end zone for the wmmng touchdown Townsend <:~dded the ext ra pomt "It wa s a perfectly thrown ba ll and Setvers nMde a great ca tch ' 'I ennessee assistant IJde Huggms satd He has great JUrnpmg ab1hty and on th.lt particular play we throw the ba lllugh m the hope he can JUmp up and make the catch " Kuhn jumps into Hunter controversy SANTA'S SOUND SPECIAL KC Frosh win lwllu\\ n, t hl' holder trouble Mdr} land s premier dcfens1vc UJck lc, Randy Wlute, broke through to block the kick Hollo\\,lV was shaken up on the pia) and spent the rest of the game w.tlkmg unsteadtly .•long the stdehnes I he v. mnmg Tennessee touchd own carne , "1th 2 38 to play, afler Mary land punter Phtl Wagenhetm dropped a high snap hom center and Tennessee defenders pounced .1nrl TOM'S DISCOUNT PRICE S800 a patr of games wtth the Eagles are Pete Sayt e and Bob Mtller, the marnstays of last year's sq uad Also gone are Randy Warner , Dave Thetss, Vern Ord and Norman Curfman Phtlltps meanwhtle, ts mtss 1ng three starters from 72 PONTIAC CATALINA HT CPE. last year, Ttm Baum, allleaguer Steve Dtll and John Sheel'5 Full pow er atr new t1res Sharp• Phtlhps IS expected to start Batley, Spencer, Blake, Harns and Etchmger tomght, whtle Wolfe wtll probably go wtlh a combmatwn or M1ke Roberts, Paul Shultz, Danny Brown, Greg Dunmng, M1tch Nease, Brad) Huffman , Ttm Htll and Buddy Ervm Game ttme IS 8 p m woth the Eagle reserves of Duane Wolfe tackling the Tornado Junoor varstty of Carl Wolfe at 6 30 USED CARS '2695 Karr & Van Zandt You It Like Our Quar~ty Way of Doing Bu smess GMAC FINANCING 992 Sl42 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs 'T1I6 00 T1l S P M Sal, "Can I afford an independent insurance expert to figure out what's best for me?" 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JOHN HARDY (614) 593-5501 Mon 7 p m.-9 p.m. Tuesday9a m -7p m Combined Group of Com pan1es J known theu sha re of frustration m the playoffs, open at home agamst World Champton M1ami Saturday fl they get by the Dolphms, Oakland retatns the home field advantage the rollowmg week agatnst the wmner of Sunday's Pittsburgh-Buffalo ga me for the AFC tttle and a berth m the Super Bowl "I don't set personal goals, number of completiOns, touchdown passes, thmgs like that," says Stabler " I'm a competotor I want to wm The only goal you should have 1s to wm The ultunate won ts the Super Bowl and if I'm the quarterback on the team that wtns the Super Bowl, eVIdently I dtd someth mg roght along the way " The rrustration of the past has left tls mark "l've sat down and asked myself, 'what's keepmg us out' and I can't come up wtth anylhmg," Stabler sa1d "The team Is super We gel m the playoffs and champwnshtps every yea r but we can't seem to wm the btg games I can't put my fmger on tt He'll try to lmd the answer agam Saturday agamst Mtami. Th1s Week's Spec1al ... counts Medical Su bscr•pt•on ra-tes Delivered by carrier where ~IVallab!e 60 cents per week, By Motor Route where carrier servlq not available One month S2 60 By ma11 m Ohto and W Va, One Year 518. Six months S9 50 Three montns , S6 Elsewhere 522 00 year stx months Sll SO three months 56 SO Subscrtptr on prtce tn e ludes Su nday Ttmes Senttne l J player to wm the UPI award m 1ts 15-year history, the most of any team, and he 1s the third Raouer quarterback m the last sox years to win Daryle Lamontca, the man Stabler displaced as a starter last year, won m 1969 and George Blanda won on 1970 wtth his game-wmmng hermes Stabler's selechon ends a h<o-year hold on the award by 0 J Stmpson, Buffalo's record.,settmg runmng back Sunpson, a runaway wtnner last year, had only one vote this season The Ratders ftrushed 12-2 and were the ftrst team to clmch a divtsJOn totle Much of the credit belongs to Stabler He was second m the AFC to Anderson m passmg and threw 26 touchdown passes, by far the best m the league The closest to hun were Joe Namath of the New York Jets and Jun Hart of St Louts, each with 20. Perhaps hts most spectacular performance came agamst Cincinnati, when with only I 38left and no time outs remallllng, he took Oakland almost the length of the field to set up the wmrung TD The Raiders, who have 1 he Tornados have also been . . su ffe rtng from rebounding rllnesses,andWolfelostallrtve G star te r s from las t year one from tile 1973-74 team lhat spltt Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. �·s- The Daily Sentinel, MIOruepor l-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Dec.l7, 1974 . 4 _ The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Dec .17. 1974 at~-..-1:~~\t§~t:@:\m::=:\:tmm:mmmmwnt ~di88888118111S-oll liC '8!!~!S *~.1 r.l,., ;,-~~t&~ ~ *a-.- *- IIIII =p Polly's Pointers :l\1\ ·. i~:;:l ···· ByPollyCramor ~y ·. : \::~: Wail paneling :::::::~ ~:l~~~~ :~!:!:! 150 attend 'Holy Night ' ~ ::\:w: ~::.. . Calendar .~. .. :~~;l~ !:!:!:!: i!!*! ~ ·t · TUESDAY -1, {; CHESTER Counci l 323, Daug hters of America, 6:30 ~::~;:: ._....... p.m. holiday supper will meet ,.. at 7:30 p.m. Christmas POLLY'S PROBLEM program and $1 gift exchange. OHIO Eta Phi Chapter, Bela DEAR POLLY - Two rooms in my horne have rough, rusticlooking pan,eling. I have not found any way l<l satisfactorily clean Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:45 p.m. , it. I have tried spray products and wiped it off but the rags or home of Mrs. Wilma Reece, 180 paper I<Jwels used leave lint all over the paneling. The vacuwn Gar fie ld St., Midd leport. does not help either. Could someone give me some suggestions? Cultural program by Mrs. t !;!~!!! M ue)"es a c eanup \\\j - BARB. Reece, who will serve as hostess with Connie Bailey and DEAR BARB - Have you tried a goof stU! brush? POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is that manufacturers do not put instructions on some of their food products to inform buyers whether or not their products could be LLSed in microwave ovens . It would be such a help if we were told what we could use in our ovens a nd be given the cooking instruct ions. - E. R. DEAR POLLY - I am answering Irene who has embroidered sam plers that she wishes to use for making waterproof table mats . First, I thing the size of her samplers (9x712 inches) is l<lo small for a table mat. They are usually 1112 x 17 inches so I would first glue the back of each samp ler to a piece of a r t boa rd the proper size a nd desir ed color. Rather than centering the samplers on the board they might each be pl aced in a corner so the work would be visible after a plate is on the ma t. The entire mat ' front a nd back; co uld be covered with clear a dh esive paper. It is best w have someone help with this and the helper can very gradually pull the backing off the adhesive paper as she carefully smoothes the paper on the mat, wor king from the center to the edges. Press a round the outer edge with an outward motion. The back would then be covered a nd m ight be done with a pattern instead of the clea r used on the fron t. Alter both sides are done the edges can be cut with the pinking shea rs, scalloped or e ven bound with art tape . This will make a waterproof ma t that can be wiped off easily a nd the work will be preserved indefinitely.DOROTHY . DEAR POLLY- I am a fa ily new mother a nd would like to pass on some helpful Pointers I have tried. When m y baby started eating ba by food I put the food in a mini-ice c ube tr ay and fro"'l it . Alter it was frozen the cubes were put in plastic bags that were stored in the freezer so I can tha w and heat (when neC1'5sary) the desire number of cubes without touching the r est. A ntirse suggested th is l<l me and I found it great. There ar e no open ja rs cluttering up the refrigera l<lr . Also I found that a terrycloth s tuffed a nima l makes a great pin cushion to keep near where baby's diapers are changed. There is no loo king for misplaced pins that baby might ge t hold of. - BARBARA . Jenn ife r Sheets. Gift exchange. XI GAMMA Mu Cha pter, Beta S1gma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p. m . at the horne of Mrs. Vikki Gloeckne r . Secret sister gift exchange and party . Those unaljle to attend, as ked to send gift. Cultura l report on high school and college to be g1ven by Mrs . Ca rol Adams and Mrs. Donna Byer. Hostesses , Mrs. Gloeckner, Mrs. Lynn Shuler, Mrs. Sarah Bechtle, and Mrs . Phv llis Be nne tt . RUTLAND PTA Christmas program in gymrlasi um, 7:30 p.m. with 50 cent admission. MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 163. 7:30 Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. Work in the fellowcraft degree wi th all Master Masons invited. GROUP II, Midd leport Uni ted Presbyte rian Church , 7:30p. m . Tuesda) at the home of Mrs. Helen Saue r . Mrs. Martha Anderson to be cohostess. Mrs. Ethe l Lowery, devo tional leader , a nd Mrs. Mil dr e d Ba iley, p r og r am leader . WE DNESDAY PAST Matr ons of Pomeroy Chapter, OES, 7:.10 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Norm a Parker, with a $2 gift exc hange . MID DLEPORT Li ter ary Club, 2 p.m. home of Mrs. Arthur Strauss. Mr s. Rodney Downing to review ''C hri stmas at M t. Vernon"; Mrs. Roy Cassell, "Christmas at Montice llo" both by Helen Topping Mi ller . PAST PRES ID EN T S, You will receive a dollar if P olly uses your favor ite homemaking idea , P et P eeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem . Write Polly in care of lhls newspaper . SON BORN Pfc. and Mr s. Dennis Glaze, Wic hi ta Falls, Tex., are announcing the birth of a 9 1bs. , I oz., son, Billy John, Dec. 14. Pfc . Glaze is in the U. S. Air Force and is attending electronic schools a t Shepa rd Air Force Base in Texas. He is expecting to co m plete the train ing this week. Ma ternal gr andparen lc; a re Mrs. Evelyn T homas , Middl eport, a nd paternal grandmother is Mrs . Belva Glaze, Pomeroy. Mrs. Grace Glaze, Middlepor t, is the great- grandmother . American Legion Auxili ary of drew We bster Post 39, Chr istmas party, 7:30 p.m. Me mbe rs each to give $1 to be used for gifts for ch ild ren a t the Xe nia home. No exchange this year. SPECIAL meeting of Meigs Chapter of National Farmers 11 Organiza ti on, 7:30 p.m. m the IIA Vo-ag r oom of the Meigs High Sc hool. Me mbe rs an d non- .. ••••••••••••••-••••1 I ·• I •i 1 1 members invited; re fresh1 menls. I THURSDAY CHESTER PTA meeting I :30 I p.m. at gra de sc hool at which I time Chr istmas program w1l1 J be presented. I CLASS 12, Heath United J Methodist Church, 7:30p .m. a t 1 the parsonage. Rev . a nd Mrs. Bawngarner and Mrs . I JRobert essie Houc hin s wtll be I h ostesses. I LAUREL Cliff Better Health 1 Club , Meigs County Infirmary 1 Chr istmas pa rty, 6:30 p.m ., , t able se r v 1ce I potluck pr ovided, $1 gilt exchange. I WILDWOOD Garden Club, · i I • Don't Wait Until Christmas To Open! OPEN YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNT TODAY! Now 's the time to start your 1975 Christ mas Cl u b Accou nt - so don' t put it off until aU er Ch ris tm as ! Whil e the I II tio'llda ys a nd fhelr ever. present ex penses a re fr esh in you r m i nd, come on in and ope n up yo ur Christ mas Club Ac· cou nt . ALL DEPOSITS INSUR ED TO '40,000.00 MEMBER FDIC I Join our Christmas Club today! Make 49 prompt weekly payments and the 50th payment is Free. WHEN YOU VISIT;PARK 6:30 potluck holida y dinner a t th e home of Mr s. Ke lly Grueser , with $2 gift exchan ge. G RA CE E PIS COPAL Church Women , ann ual Christm as party at 7:30 Thursday, home of Mrs. Ha rry S. Moore, with Mrs . Rome Williamson and Mrs . J . 0 . Roedell a s cohos tesses. Mrs. Mildred Bailey to review, ' 'Two from Galilee.'' FRIDAY PAS T M ATRONS, Evangeline Cha pte r 172, OES , Chris tmas party , 7:30 p.m . at t he hom e of Mrs. Ma r y Hug hes, High St. , Middleport ; $2 g ift exchange. SUNDAY VISIT by Santa , 2 p.m . at Racine Fire House to give treats to Racine c ommunity c hildr en, 12 a nd unde r ; sponsored qy ladies a uxiliary of Racine Fire Depa rtment. AN NUA L C h ris tma s program , Long Bottom United Me thodist Chur ch 7:30p.m. , a play, recita tions , a pageant a nd voca l presenta ti ons. P ublic invited . Birthday observed Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lyons en terta ined Saturday with a party at their Rock Springs home honori ng their da ug hter, Leslie Nicole Lyons, on her first bir thday. A panda bea r theme was ca rried out in the decorations and th e ca ke d eco r ations. H omemade ice cream , cake. and mints were served. G uests were Mrs. Harry Roush, Kristin and Mar la Dee, Mrs. George Murray a nd Car a, Mrs. Ruth Douglas, Mrs. Gene Hines a nd Dana, Miss Crystal F ruth , Mr. and Mrs. Ra lph Fru th, he r gra ndpar ents, and Mr. a nd Mrs. Harma n Fox, her grea !-grand pa rents . Send ing gills we re Mr. a nd Mrs. William Witte , Ba bs a nd Greg, Pa tty Roush and Mandy, Mrs. Mary Nollege, Brenda and Paul, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell. tJtilens /iational -.....~II~CII~NAT I Mem:.:•deral Depoott Josuraoce C..rp>ratioo • New Haven P er sonal Recent dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs. Rober t H. Hicke l a nd family were his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Hi ckel a nd his grandm othe r , Mrs. Da isy Hi ckel, all of Hartford , an d Mrs. Hickel's mo ther, Mrs. Mar y Dive rs of New Haven. Music by the Gospe ltones Clark , Mr . and Mrs. Ernie was a featur e of the annual Haggy, Pa m Haggy, Mrs . Christmas dinner pa rty of the · Donna Gilmore, Joyce Baker, congrega ti on of the Laurel Cliff Mr. and Mrs. J ack Robson , Free Methodist Church a t the Mrs. Kate J a rrell , Susan a nd Roc k Spri ngs Grange Hall Steven Tracy , Mrs. Darlene Sa turday night. Jeffers, Pa tty, Eugene and J. Ma king up the instrumental L. J effers; Mr . and Mrs. and voca l group a re Mr . and La wrence Eblin and Ta batha Mrs. Willa rd E bersbach , Jan Phillips, Mrs. Becky Car d a nd La vende r , Russell Spencer and Judy a nd Keith Wolfe . She il a Arno ld . Othe r s ac company ing them were Mrs . Russell Spence r , Ralph Lavender and Jack Stollings. T h e gr ange hall was decora ted in keep ing with the Arr angements were ma de to holiday season. Gr ace was by se nd a basketoffr uit l<l Mrs . E. Rev. Floyd Shook and Mrs. M. Wood , a pa tient a t the Bert ha Parker gave sever al Wellston Nursing Hom e during readi ngs. A highlight of the evening came with the arrival the holiday dinner mee ling of of Santa with candy treats a nd the Afernoon Circle, Hea th Unite d Me thodist Churc h , car ol books. Tl.ursday. Othe rs at tending were Mrs. For the Chris tmas gathering, F loyd Shook, Mr. a nd Mrs. Mrs . Emma Wayland made Richard Friend , Mark a nd Bible replicas for eac h of the Belinda, Tom Soulsby , Mr . and Mrs. Steve E blin, Mrs. Edna members. Prayer was by Rev. F aulk , Mr . and Mrs. Clifford Rober t Bumgarner who was a Kline , Mr. a nd Mrs. Cla rence gues t along with Mrs . E mma Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Otto K. Cla tworthy, Mrs. Bertha Lohn, Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Ebersbach and Mrs. Lillia n Powe ll , Ca r ma n Ev an s, Zirkle. Prog ram by Mrs. Na n Marg ue ri te a nd Wayn e Moore was the story, "The Little Mixer " . Le ifheit, Mr . a nd Mrs . Pearl Ac kn ow ledg ed at th e Jacobs, Laura, John Anita and m ee tin g was a $100 conDiane Smith, Mr. a nd Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Mic hael Wrig ht, tribution for new carpeting Tammy and J ason, She rrie from Mrs. Cla ra He nnesy. Apprecia tion was ex tended to Mr s . Ebersbach who m a de a quilt and sold it for $25 giving that a s her ba zaa r contribution . The class vo te d during the mee ting to pay $600 on the new car pe ting. The minister re ported that $125 had been given for the Christmas Night school will be held a t the Bra dbury School Thursday basket project being carried SHULER'S MARKEr CHRISTM~ Busy JJees 4-H bazaar slated MASON - Getting ready for the 4·H Leaders Association Christmas Bazaar a re, left to righ t, Sherri Russell , Larryray Roach, a nd Mary Ann Tr ipp, of the Mason Busy Bees 4-H Club. Organ izational leader s for the club ar e Dor othy Oliver and Jackie Sisson . These 4-H'ers met a t the home of E lsie Roach to work on their s hare of the 1tems l<l be disp layed at the bazaar. Are you sti ll looking a round for some reasonably priced gifts for Chri stmas? If you a re, the 4-H Leaders Association are sponsor ing a Chris tmas · Bazaar a t th e Court house Annex, Fr iday, Dec. 20 from 4 to 5 p.m. and Sa tur day lO a. m. to 5 p.m. Money will be used for club activities as well as the county's on-going p rograms. Some of the items lo be displayed include Chr istmas g if ts ma d e es pecially fo r chil dr en to give to !he ir par ents, San ta Clauses (ou t of Reader's Digest!, ha nd pa inted Christmas orn aments, li ght switch covers a nd every body's favorite - baked goods. These are but a sample of the PROGRAM SET The Hobson Church of Christ in Chris tia n Union will have a Chr istmas progra m at 7:30 p.m . Monday. A play, "No Greater Gift Will be Br ough t" will be presen ted along with recita tions. The public is invited. ir HOTPOINT RANGE SALE! It's okay. Just pi ck me up and squeeze me and see just how soft a shoe can be. I'm a Sottee Moe by Thorn MeAn . I'm made of a bultery soft glove leather which makes me extremely lightweight, very crushab le and super flexible. And I'm available in lots of popular colors in a shape that's designed to go with most of your casual wardrobe. So come on. Give me a squeeze. The n imagine how soft and kind I can be · to your feet. Softee Mocs ... the squeeze-m e ,hoe by Thorn MeAn. Starting as low a s $1.98 up Place order early. Ha ppy Holidays! items you 'll fi nd at the bazaar . . ._...;..;.-._ _ _ _ __, Also, hot dogs will be available. fabulous 01screte 4-cnan nel Soo nd from 8·Track Tapes -- Serving Meigs, Ga Ilia & Mason Counties JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. K&C JEWELERS ........... s291i POMEROY Whitman's lates Adnwlral JACK'S FURNITURE a a Honda~ Help others. Help Y,~u,~~~!· c"''"m•s 70l7P eSpecially priced I! BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio ZE NITH THE ROYAL ElO. Miniature AM pockH portable radio. Features private listen i ng enjoy· ment with earphone attachment. Automatic gain control. Built· in Wavemagnet ®antenna . Oper- Ites on 9-volt battery pack (in cluded!. Available in Gold, White or Beige colors. OPEN EVENINGS eFor that special person $444 Only you purc hase one of t hese smaller Hondasa QA -50, z .soA. MR -50, ATC 70, CT -70 . -· Gift-A-Rama Store 992-2635 Middleport T hen , h e w il l g i ve t he bicycle or Trtcyc te tn your name to the Marine Corps Reserve Toys .Fo r . "';~~Tots .... INGELS . FURNITURE you, participating Honda dealer is o f fering one of the most un1que Ct1ri s tma s gift giving idea s ever . It will he l p needy youngsters get the tun o f a bicy cle for Christmas . And make it easier for you to give your youngs t er t he h m of a new Ho n da . H er e' s how i t wo r ks B ri n g 1n an y regu l ar metal bicycle o r t ri cyc le in rid a b l e co n dition an d yo ur Honda dea ler wil l pay yo u $20 f or it w h en eA special gift Super·Sollllrcolor TV Deluxe Super-So larcolor viewi ng in a compact. porta ble se t MoYes e 111all ~ witt\ c arrying halld le. Walnul1)rair'U!Id finis h on polystvr.,n• Flo llabout Stand out by the Mini steria l Association. Serving on the din ne r commi ttee were Mrs. Be ulah Hayes, Mrs. Wayland, Mrs. M. C. Wilson , Mrs. Grace Fre nch, Mrs. Clara Cri swell , Mrs. F redo Mitch a nd Mrs . Mildred zeigler . ~pprecia POMEROY, 0. ss,ao• Mooet21lflll1 Pr ogram or everyone . - See dea l er for al l exciti n o det.=.i lc: vouf anothe r char i tab le organization . It a l l ad d s up to a better Christmas for FREE ACTION POSTERS . Ther e's a for f US T Tor VI SIT ing you r Honda d eal er shi p ~ a fu ll-s i ze, four -col or Honda action poster . Suppl y's li m ited, so co m P in todav. • SMITH HONDA SALES, Kanauga, Oh10 thE BOYS •••••••••••••• Numbered Football Jerseys COMING SOON- FULL LINE OF WILSON SPORTING GOODS. N&N Sports Shop 300 E. Main 992-5081 . SOLID STATE t;H551t> ... no tubes to weak en bur n out ... uses less elec:ITtc:lly, too . ••• -.vmE SEE! IT'S THE ULTIMATE MACHINE YOU 'VE WAITED FOR! A masterWork of Si nger engineer ing, with advanced exclu sive features Jun flip·down a panel to sew in-th•round on necklines, waistbands, s leeves, cuffs. li ke the one-step butto nho ler, pu sh-button front drop-i n bobbin, see-thru bobbin windo w, more! See it now! REG. 1139.95 CHRISTMAS SPECIA.L FASHION MATE * :i!ig•zog sewing mochlne $114 ca~b~in~e~t~ex~t~rn~ des igned to .tit yo~ r buda:et.·--~~~~~~ We also h.ne a libe ral trad. e ·!n·pohcy. • Model 258 f-=::c....'c=:::-----'We have a Credit Plan THE FABRIC SHOP Open Evenings Pomeroy ." A Gold Star Store" •A Trademark of THE SIN GE R COMPANY APPfiOVEO !IINQ EJ!;~O~EA":'LE~R-_:__:...::::::..::=--=-.:.=:.:~------~-------------------~ I CORN POPPER 4DIAMONDS UPER CHROMIX ( rJ MATRIX SCREEN ... color phosphors surro,noroo with black ONLY !~.£~ 25 $57995 measure p1clure TRY' LOCAL STORES FIRST! . . Pomeroy, 0. BUTTER-UP DL•<'-~ 100% solid state . Console roor 1V cOst of living have probably gone up and this means that ., GRIU. Ebersbach Hardware PH. 992 -,2181 20% OFF ON A __ '".--u LIVING ROOM SUITES Ad,..lral 51 nee you purchased your Pomeroy WAFFL£ BAKER 81.£NDER 8 SPEEDS - $1499 ys POMEROY ·~i'S:k- life insurance, wages and the 107 Sycamore DID STATE POMEROY LANDMARK nil TillY IXClniOtw. lifT A ptrfect diamond ref:lecu £ull beau ty and bri ll iance and K~psake guarantee:t a perfect center diamond in writing (or replacement assured). VVith your K~p­ sake Diamond Ring, yQu receive permanent ,regisr.ration, protection against loss of diamo nd, (rom the setting for one full year, and lifetime trade-in priv. ilege. For the perfect gift . . , forever .. . choose a K£EPSAKE DlAMOND RING. Ev1lu1tion Of Your PH. 992-5130 from ~~R.~~~ Enjuy A N£w Wotld,of L ~tening Pleasure - L uxurious 4-chann el Soun-d. For A FrH INSURANCE $150 ADMIRAL 4-CHANNEL CONSOLE STEREO 17" ldlag. meas.) I fU[LY AUTOMAUC COFFEE POTS SJJ29 Discount Mlnnl EPORT. 0. See Us Now, REUTER· BROGAN . .' 9 QJP OOOKER-FRYER NOW AT heritage house Pomeroy you protect your family . l GAL SJ199 Sears Catalog Merchant Store it would take more money to make up for financial loss to your fam i ly If something happened to you. Let us help Sunbeam Appliances With Self-Cleaning MICROWAVE OVEN The Softee Moe by WE ALSO HAVE · CANDY AND NUTS FRUIT BASKETS is scheduled wH_A_V~E:_ __:s.:8:.:2:.:_2:.:5:::.25.:__ __ __w_ ._v_A_-----' BGUEEZEME TREES Night school with cla sses to begin at 3 p.m . Purpose of the night school is to give par e nts who . work the oppo r tuni ty to se.e the ir children in class. Schedul e for classes is 2:50 tb 3 p. m ., flag raising; 3 to 4 p .m . l~nguage a r ts ; 4 to 4:45 p .m . math ; 4:45 to 5:30p.m . social s tudies. A Christmas dinner will be served to the c hildren from 5:30 to 6:30p.m. a t which lime the Chris tmas program will be presented . Dismissal is a t 8: 15p.m . Only 7 Shopping Days Til Christmas Cut and Rolled All locally grown. Circle remembers shut-in SAYRE HARDWARE ' L.._N_E __ I NEPHE W DIES Mrs. Homer Hawkins has receive d word tha t he r ne phew, Theod ore Re uter, formerly of Pomeroy, d ied Sunday night a t a hospital in Hamilton. He is survived by his wife, Ann, an d his father , Wal ler (Slick ) Reuter , and two sisters, Mrs. Mar jorie Baker , Sacramento, Ca lif.; and Mrs. Erme Henderson, Hamilton , and a brother, Earl , Boise City, La. Funeral services will be he ld Wednesday a t the Brown and Da wson F uner al Home with in te rment in Ha m ilton Church holds dinner YOU'D BETTER CALL J Approximate ly 150 attended the cantata prese nted by the Senior Citizens Choir Sunday at the Cen ter . Mrs. Ben Neutzling directed "The Holy Nig ht", with Mr s. Hazel Thompson as accom pa nist. The presentation included a costwned na tivity scene . Choir members were attired in b l ac~ robes for the program . Preceding the cantata, a • medley of carols was played by Mrs . Ne u tzling a nd Mrs. Thompson. Mr . George Glaze , p as tor of the Middl e p'o r t Church of Christ, gave the invoca ti on. There was group si nging of fam iliar ca rols. lnsur•nce RGh . MIDDLEPORT, OFJIO LES LIE LYONS IF YOU HAVE SCALE THAT BUILDS UP IN PANS AND APPLIANCES FW THIRD SON BORN Mr. a nd Mrs . Michae l Swatzel, Marietta, the fo rmer Paul Sayre , Minersville, a nnounce the birth of their thir d son Steven Priode, Dec. 8 at , th e' Marie tta Memor ia l Hos pital. Gra ndp a r e nts a r e , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swatzel, Pomeroy, a nd Mr . a nd Mrs . Brooks Sayre, Syracuse. Gr eat -grandmothe rs ar e Mrs . F red Swatze l and Mrs. Will iam Gregory, b<lth of Pomeroy, a nd Mrs. E uge ne F orbes, Syracuse . ' 23 JEWELS TAPERED BRACELET LADY BULOVA $12.99 $9500 Goessler's Jewelry · P~meroy, Ohio Butters pop com while ~ pops! Thermostatically controlled heat; Kernel separator. Lid doubles as serving bowl. MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE TRY STIHL 015 THE REAL NUMBER 1 VALUE IN AN AUTOMATIC MINI-SIZE SAW .AutoMATIC OILING •"All-BEARING" ENGINE •EXTRA QUIET MUFR.ER eAND MANY OTHER < TOP QUALifY FEAnJRES. POME~OY HOME &AUTO LOCAL STORES 'FIRST! . YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER- . POMEROY, 0 . . I .-, POME~OY, OHIO �·s- The Daily Sentinel, MIOruepor l-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Dec.l7, 1974 . 4 _ The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Dec .17. 1974 at~-..-1:~~\t§~t:@:\m::=:\:tmm:mmmmwnt ~di88888118111S-oll liC '8!!~!S *~.1 r.l,., ;,-~~t&~ ~ *a-.- *- IIIII =p Polly's Pointers :l\1\ ·. i~:;:l ···· ByPollyCramor ~y ·. : \::~: Wail paneling :::::::~ ~:l~~~~ :~!:!:! 150 attend 'Holy Night ' ~ ::\:w: ~::.. . Calendar .~. .. :~~;l~ !:!:!:!: i!!*! ~ ·t · TUESDAY -1, {; CHESTER Counci l 323, Daug hters of America, 6:30 ~::~;:: ._....... p.m. holiday supper will meet ,.. at 7:30 p.m. Christmas POLLY'S PROBLEM program and $1 gift exchange. OHIO Eta Phi Chapter, Bela DEAR POLLY - Two rooms in my horne have rough, rusticlooking pan,eling. I have not found any way l<l satisfactorily clean Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:45 p.m. , it. I have tried spray products and wiped it off but the rags or home of Mrs. Wilma Reece, 180 paper I<Jwels used leave lint all over the paneling. The vacuwn Gar fie ld St., Midd leport. does not help either. Could someone give me some suggestions? Cultural program by Mrs. t !;!~!!! M ue)"es a c eanup \\\j - BARB. Reece, who will serve as hostess with Connie Bailey and DEAR BARB - Have you tried a goof stU! brush? POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is that manufacturers do not put instructions on some of their food products to inform buyers whether or not their products could be LLSed in microwave ovens . It would be such a help if we were told what we could use in our ovens a nd be given the cooking instruct ions. - E. R. DEAR POLLY - I am answering Irene who has embroidered sam plers that she wishes to use for making waterproof table mats . First, I thing the size of her samplers (9x712 inches) is l<lo small for a table mat. They are usually 1112 x 17 inches so I would first glue the back of each samp ler to a piece of a r t boa rd the proper size a nd desir ed color. Rather than centering the samplers on the board they might each be pl aced in a corner so the work would be visible after a plate is on the ma t. The entire mat ' front a nd back; co uld be covered with clear a dh esive paper. It is best w have someone help with this and the helper can very gradually pull the backing off the adhesive paper as she carefully smoothes the paper on the mat, wor king from the center to the edges. Press a round the outer edge with an outward motion. The back would then be covered a nd m ight be done with a pattern instead of the clea r used on the fron t. Alter both sides are done the edges can be cut with the pinking shea rs, scalloped or e ven bound with art tape . This will make a waterproof ma t that can be wiped off easily a nd the work will be preserved indefinitely.DOROTHY . DEAR POLLY- I am a fa ily new mother a nd would like to pass on some helpful Pointers I have tried. When m y baby started eating ba by food I put the food in a mini-ice c ube tr ay and fro"'l it . Alter it was frozen the cubes were put in plastic bags that were stored in the freezer so I can tha w and heat (when neC1'5sary) the desire number of cubes without touching the r est. A ntirse suggested th is l<l me and I found it great. There ar e no open ja rs cluttering up the refrigera l<lr . Also I found that a terrycloth s tuffed a nima l makes a great pin cushion to keep near where baby's diapers are changed. There is no loo king for misplaced pins that baby might ge t hold of. - BARBARA . Jenn ife r Sheets. Gift exchange. XI GAMMA Mu Cha pter, Beta S1gma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p. m . at the horne of Mrs. Vikki Gloeckne r . Secret sister gift exchange and party . Those unaljle to attend, as ked to send gift. Cultura l report on high school and college to be g1ven by Mrs . Ca rol Adams and Mrs. Donna Byer. Hostesses , Mrs. Gloeckner, Mrs. Lynn Shuler, Mrs. Sarah Bechtle, and Mrs . Phv llis Be nne tt . RUTLAND PTA Christmas program in gymrlasi um, 7:30 p.m. with 50 cent admission. MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 163. 7:30 Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. Work in the fellowcraft degree wi th all Master Masons invited. GROUP II, Midd leport Uni ted Presbyte rian Church , 7:30p. m . Tuesda) at the home of Mrs. Helen Saue r . Mrs. Martha Anderson to be cohostess. Mrs. Ethe l Lowery, devo tional leader , a nd Mrs. Mil dr e d Ba iley, p r og r am leader . WE DNESDAY PAST Matr ons of Pomeroy Chapter, OES, 7:.10 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Norm a Parker, with a $2 gift exc hange . MID DLEPORT Li ter ary Club, 2 p.m. home of Mrs. Arthur Strauss. Mr s. Rodney Downing to review ''C hri stmas at M t. Vernon"; Mrs. Roy Cassell, "Christmas at Montice llo" both by Helen Topping Mi ller . PAST PRES ID EN T S, You will receive a dollar if P olly uses your favor ite homemaking idea , P et P eeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem . Write Polly in care of lhls newspaper . SON BORN Pfc. and Mr s. Dennis Glaze, Wic hi ta Falls, Tex., are announcing the birth of a 9 1bs. , I oz., son, Billy John, Dec. 14. Pfc . Glaze is in the U. S. Air Force and is attending electronic schools a t Shepa rd Air Force Base in Texas. He is expecting to co m plete the train ing this week. Ma ternal gr andparen lc; a re Mrs. Evelyn T homas , Middl eport, a nd paternal grandmother is Mrs . Belva Glaze, Pomeroy. Mrs. Grace Glaze, Middlepor t, is the great- grandmother . American Legion Auxili ary of drew We bster Post 39, Chr istmas party, 7:30 p.m. Me mbe rs each to give $1 to be used for gifts for ch ild ren a t the Xe nia home. No exchange this year. SPECIAL meeting of Meigs Chapter of National Farmers 11 Organiza ti on, 7:30 p.m. m the IIA Vo-ag r oom of the Meigs High Sc hool. Me mbe rs an d non- .. ••••••••••••••-••••1 I ·• I •i 1 1 members invited; re fresh1 menls. I THURSDAY CHESTER PTA meeting I :30 I p.m. at gra de sc hool at which I time Chr istmas program w1l1 J be presented. I CLASS 12, Heath United J Methodist Church, 7:30p .m. a t 1 the parsonage. Rev . a nd Mrs. Bawngarner and Mrs . I JRobert essie Houc hin s wtll be I h ostesses. I LAUREL Cliff Better Health 1 Club , Meigs County Infirmary 1 Chr istmas pa rty, 6:30 p.m ., , t able se r v 1ce I potluck pr ovided, $1 gilt exchange. I WILDWOOD Garden Club, · i I • Don't Wait Until Christmas To Open! OPEN YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNT TODAY! Now 's the time to start your 1975 Christ mas Cl u b Accou nt - so don' t put it off until aU er Ch ris tm as ! Whil e the I II tio'llda ys a nd fhelr ever. present ex penses a re fr esh in you r m i nd, come on in and ope n up yo ur Christ mas Club Ac· cou nt . ALL DEPOSITS INSUR ED TO '40,000.00 MEMBER FDIC I Join our Christmas Club today! Make 49 prompt weekly payments and the 50th payment is Free. WHEN YOU VISIT;PARK 6:30 potluck holida y dinner a t th e home of Mr s. Ke lly Grueser , with $2 gift exchan ge. G RA CE E PIS COPAL Church Women , ann ual Christm as party at 7:30 Thursday, home of Mrs. Ha rry S. Moore, with Mrs . Rome Williamson and Mrs . J . 0 . Roedell a s cohos tesses. Mrs. Mildred Bailey to review, ' 'Two from Galilee.'' FRIDAY PAS T M ATRONS, Evangeline Cha pte r 172, OES , Chris tmas party , 7:30 p.m . at t he hom e of Mrs. Ma r y Hug hes, High St. , Middleport ; $2 g ift exchange. SUNDAY VISIT by Santa , 2 p.m . at Racine Fire House to give treats to Racine c ommunity c hildr en, 12 a nd unde r ; sponsored qy ladies a uxiliary of Racine Fire Depa rtment. AN NUA L C h ris tma s program , Long Bottom United Me thodist Chur ch 7:30p.m. , a play, recita tions , a pageant a nd voca l presenta ti ons. P ublic invited . Birthday observed Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lyons en terta ined Saturday with a party at their Rock Springs home honori ng their da ug hter, Leslie Nicole Lyons, on her first bir thday. A panda bea r theme was ca rried out in the decorations and th e ca ke d eco r ations. H omemade ice cream , cake. and mints were served. G uests were Mrs. Harry Roush, Kristin and Mar la Dee, Mrs. George Murray a nd Car a, Mrs. Ruth Douglas, Mrs. Gene Hines a nd Dana, Miss Crystal F ruth , Mr. and Mrs. Ra lph Fru th, he r gra ndpar ents, and Mr. a nd Mrs. Harma n Fox, her grea !-grand pa rents . Send ing gills we re Mr. a nd Mrs. William Witte , Ba bs a nd Greg, Pa tty Roush and Mandy, Mrs. Mary Nollege, Brenda and Paul, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell. tJtilens /iational -.....~II~CII~NAT I Mem:.:•deral Depoott Josuraoce C..rp>ratioo • New Haven P er sonal Recent dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs. Rober t H. Hicke l a nd family were his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Hi ckel a nd his grandm othe r , Mrs. Da isy Hi ckel, all of Hartford , an d Mrs. Hickel's mo ther, Mrs. Mar y Dive rs of New Haven. Music by the Gospe ltones Clark , Mr . and Mrs. Ernie was a featur e of the annual Haggy, Pa m Haggy, Mrs . Christmas dinner pa rty of the · Donna Gilmore, Joyce Baker, congrega ti on of the Laurel Cliff Mr. and Mrs. J ack Robson , Free Methodist Church a t the Mrs. Kate J a rrell , Susan a nd Roc k Spri ngs Grange Hall Steven Tracy , Mrs. Darlene Sa turday night. Jeffers, Pa tty, Eugene and J. Ma king up the instrumental L. J effers; Mr . and Mrs. and voca l group a re Mr . and La wrence Eblin and Ta batha Mrs. Willa rd E bersbach , Jan Phillips, Mrs. Becky Car d a nd La vende r , Russell Spencer and Judy a nd Keith Wolfe . She il a Arno ld . Othe r s ac company ing them were Mrs . Russell Spence r , Ralph Lavender and Jack Stollings. T h e gr ange hall was decora ted in keep ing with the Arr angements were ma de to holiday season. Gr ace was by se nd a basketoffr uit l<l Mrs . E. Rev. Floyd Shook and Mrs. M. Wood , a pa tient a t the Bert ha Parker gave sever al Wellston Nursing Hom e during readi ngs. A highlight of the evening came with the arrival the holiday dinner mee ling of of Santa with candy treats a nd the Afernoon Circle, Hea th Unite d Me thodist Churc h , car ol books. Tl.ursday. Othe rs at tending were Mrs. For the Chris tmas gathering, F loyd Shook, Mr. a nd Mrs. Mrs . Emma Wayland made Richard Friend , Mark a nd Bible replicas for eac h of the Belinda, Tom Soulsby , Mr . and Mrs. Steve E blin, Mrs. Edna members. Prayer was by Rev. F aulk , Mr . and Mrs. Clifford Rober t Bumgarner who was a Kline , Mr. a nd Mrs. Cla rence gues t along with Mrs . E mma Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Otto K. Cla tworthy, Mrs. Bertha Lohn, Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Ebersbach and Mrs. Lillia n Powe ll , Ca r ma n Ev an s, Zirkle. Prog ram by Mrs. Na n Marg ue ri te a nd Wayn e Moore was the story, "The Little Mixer " . Le ifheit, Mr . a nd Mrs . Pearl Ac kn ow ledg ed at th e Jacobs, Laura, John Anita and m ee tin g was a $100 conDiane Smith, Mr. a nd Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Mic hael Wrig ht, tribution for new carpeting Tammy and J ason, She rrie from Mrs. Cla ra He nnesy. Apprecia tion was ex tended to Mr s . Ebersbach who m a de a quilt and sold it for $25 giving that a s her ba zaa r contribution . The class vo te d during the mee ting to pay $600 on the new car pe ting. The minister re ported that $125 had been given for the Christmas Night school will be held a t the Bra dbury School Thursday basket project being carried SHULER'S MARKEr CHRISTM~ Busy JJees 4-H bazaar slated MASON - Getting ready for the 4·H Leaders Association Christmas Bazaar a re, left to righ t, Sherri Russell , Larryray Roach, a nd Mary Ann Tr ipp, of the Mason Busy Bees 4-H Club. Organ izational leader s for the club ar e Dor othy Oliver and Jackie Sisson . These 4-H'ers met a t the home of E lsie Roach to work on their s hare of the 1tems l<l be disp layed at the bazaar. Are you sti ll looking a round for some reasonably priced gifts for Chri stmas? If you a re, the 4-H Leaders Association are sponsor ing a Chris tmas · Bazaar a t th e Court house Annex, Fr iday, Dec. 20 from 4 to 5 p.m. and Sa tur day lO a. m. to 5 p.m. Money will be used for club activities as well as the county's on-going p rograms. Some of the items lo be displayed include Chr istmas g if ts ma d e es pecially fo r chil dr en to give to !he ir par ents, San ta Clauses (ou t of Reader's Digest!, ha nd pa inted Christmas orn aments, li ght switch covers a nd every body's favorite - baked goods. These are but a sample of the PROGRAM SET The Hobson Church of Christ in Chris tia n Union will have a Chr istmas progra m at 7:30 p.m . Monday. A play, "No Greater Gift Will be Br ough t" will be presen ted along with recita tions. The public is invited. ir HOTPOINT RANGE SALE! It's okay. Just pi ck me up and squeeze me and see just how soft a shoe can be. I'm a Sottee Moe by Thorn MeAn . I'm made of a bultery soft glove leather which makes me extremely lightweight, very crushab le and super flexible. And I'm available in lots of popular colors in a shape that's designed to go with most of your casual wardrobe. So come on. Give me a squeeze. The n imagine how soft and kind I can be · to your feet. Softee Mocs ... the squeeze-m e ,hoe by Thorn MeAn. Starting as low a s $1.98 up Place order early. Ha ppy Holidays! items you 'll fi nd at the bazaar . . ._...;..;.-._ _ _ _ __, Also, hot dogs will be available. fabulous 01screte 4-cnan nel Soo nd from 8·Track Tapes -- Serving Meigs, Ga Ilia & Mason Counties JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. K&C JEWELERS ........... s291i POMEROY Whitman's lates Adnwlral JACK'S FURNITURE a a Honda~ Help others. Help Y,~u,~~~!· c"''"m•s 70l7P eSpecially priced I! BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio ZE NITH THE ROYAL ElO. Miniature AM pockH portable radio. Features private listen i ng enjoy· ment with earphone attachment. Automatic gain control. Built· in Wavemagnet ®antenna . Oper- Ites on 9-volt battery pack (in cluded!. Available in Gold, White or Beige colors. OPEN EVENINGS eFor that special person $444 Only you purc hase one of t hese smaller Hondasa QA -50, z .soA. MR -50, ATC 70, CT -70 . -· Gift-A-Rama Store 992-2635 Middleport T hen , h e w il l g i ve t he bicycle or Trtcyc te tn your name to the Marine Corps Reserve Toys .Fo r . "';~~Tots .... INGELS . FURNITURE you, participating Honda dealer is o f fering one of the most un1que Ct1ri s tma s gift giving idea s ever . It will he l p needy youngsters get the tun o f a bicy cle for Christmas . And make it easier for you to give your youngs t er t he h m of a new Ho n da . H er e' s how i t wo r ks B ri n g 1n an y regu l ar metal bicycle o r t ri cyc le in rid a b l e co n dition an d yo ur Honda dea ler wil l pay yo u $20 f or it w h en eA special gift Super·Sollllrcolor TV Deluxe Super-So larcolor viewi ng in a compact. porta ble se t MoYes e 111all ~ witt\ c arrying halld le. Walnul1)rair'U!Id finis h on polystvr.,n• Flo llabout Stand out by the Mini steria l Association. Serving on the din ne r commi ttee were Mrs. Be ulah Hayes, Mrs. Wayland, Mrs. M. C. Wilson , Mrs. Grace Fre nch, Mrs. Clara Cri swell , Mrs. F redo Mitch a nd Mrs . Mildred zeigler . ~pprecia POMEROY, 0. ss,ao• Mooet21lflll1 Pr ogram or everyone . - See dea l er for al l exciti n o det.=.i lc: vouf anothe r char i tab le organization . It a l l ad d s up to a better Christmas for FREE ACTION POSTERS . Ther e's a for f US T Tor VI SIT ing you r Honda d eal er shi p ~ a fu ll-s i ze, four -col or Honda action poster . Suppl y's li m ited, so co m P in todav. • SMITH HONDA SALES, Kanauga, Oh10 thE BOYS •••••••••••••• Numbered Football Jerseys COMING SOON- FULL LINE OF WILSON SPORTING GOODS. N&N Sports Shop 300 E. Main 992-5081 . SOLID STATE t;H551t> ... no tubes to weak en bur n out ... uses less elec:ITtc:lly, too . ••• -.vmE SEE! IT'S THE ULTIMATE MACHINE YOU 'VE WAITED FOR! A masterWork of Si nger engineer ing, with advanced exclu sive features Jun flip·down a panel to sew in-th•round on necklines, waistbands, s leeves, cuffs. li ke the one-step butto nho ler, pu sh-button front drop-i n bobbin, see-thru bobbin windo w, more! See it now! REG. 1139.95 CHRISTMAS SPECIA.L FASHION MATE * :i!ig•zog sewing mochlne $114 ca~b~in~e~t~ex~t~rn~ des igned to .tit yo~ r buda:et.·--~~~~~~ We also h.ne a libe ral trad. e ·!n·pohcy. • Model 258 f-=::c....'c=:::-----'We have a Credit Plan THE FABRIC SHOP Open Evenings Pomeroy ." A Gold Star Store" •A Trademark of THE SIN GE R COMPANY APPfiOVEO !IINQ EJ!;~O~EA":'LE~R-_:__:...::::::..::=--=-.:.=:.:~------~-------------------~ I CORN POPPER 4DIAMONDS UPER CHROMIX ( rJ MATRIX SCREEN ... color phosphors surro,noroo with black ONLY !~.£~ 25 $57995 measure p1clure TRY' LOCAL STORES FIRST! . . Pomeroy, 0. BUTTER-UP DL•<'-~ 100% solid state . Console roor 1V cOst of living have probably gone up and this means that ., GRIU. Ebersbach Hardware PH. 992 -,2181 20% OFF ON A __ '".--u LIVING ROOM SUITES Ad,..lral 51 nee you purchased your Pomeroy WAFFL£ BAKER 81.£NDER 8 SPEEDS - $1499 ys POMEROY ·~i'S:k- life insurance, wages and the 107 Sycamore DID STATE POMEROY LANDMARK nil TillY IXClniOtw. lifT A ptrfect diamond ref:lecu £ull beau ty and bri ll iance and K~psake guarantee:t a perfect center diamond in writing (or replacement assured). VVith your K~p­ sake Diamond Ring, yQu receive permanent ,regisr.ration, protection against loss of diamo nd, (rom the setting for one full year, and lifetime trade-in priv. ilege. For the perfect gift . . , forever .. . choose a K£EPSAKE DlAMOND RING. Ev1lu1tion Of Your PH. 992-5130 from ~~R.~~~ Enjuy A N£w Wotld,of L ~tening Pleasure - L uxurious 4-chann el Soun-d. For A FrH INSURANCE $150 ADMIRAL 4-CHANNEL CONSOLE STEREO 17" ldlag. meas.) I fU[LY AUTOMAUC COFFEE POTS SJJ29 Discount Mlnnl EPORT. 0. See Us Now, REUTER· BROGAN . .' 9 QJP OOOKER-FRYER NOW AT heritage house Pomeroy you protect your family . l GAL SJ199 Sears Catalog Merchant Store it would take more money to make up for financial loss to your fam i ly If something happened to you. Let us help Sunbeam Appliances With Self-Cleaning MICROWAVE OVEN The Softee Moe by WE ALSO HAVE · CANDY AND NUTS FRUIT BASKETS is scheduled wH_A_V~E:_ __:s.:8:.:2:.:_2:.:5:::.25.:__ __ __w_ ._v_A_-----' BGUEEZEME TREES Night school with cla sses to begin at 3 p.m . Purpose of the night school is to give par e nts who . work the oppo r tuni ty to se.e the ir children in class. Schedul e for classes is 2:50 tb 3 p. m ., flag raising; 3 to 4 p .m . l~nguage a r ts ; 4 to 4:45 p .m . math ; 4:45 to 5:30p.m . social s tudies. A Christmas dinner will be served to the c hildren from 5:30 to 6:30p.m. a t which lime the Chris tmas program will be presented . Dismissal is a t 8: 15p.m . Only 7 Shopping Days Til Christmas Cut and Rolled All locally grown. Circle remembers shut-in SAYRE HARDWARE ' L.._N_E __ I NEPHE W DIES Mrs. Homer Hawkins has receive d word tha t he r ne phew, Theod ore Re uter, formerly of Pomeroy, d ied Sunday night a t a hospital in Hamilton. He is survived by his wife, Ann, an d his father , Wal ler (Slick ) Reuter , and two sisters, Mrs. Mar jorie Baker , Sacramento, Ca lif.; and Mrs. Erme Henderson, Hamilton , and a brother, Earl , Boise City, La. Funeral services will be he ld Wednesday a t the Brown and Da wson F uner al Home with in te rment in Ha m ilton Church holds dinner YOU'D BETTER CALL J Approximate ly 150 attended the cantata prese nted by the Senior Citizens Choir Sunday at the Cen ter . Mrs. Ben Neutzling directed "The Holy Nig ht", with Mr s. Hazel Thompson as accom pa nist. The presentation included a costwned na tivity scene . Choir members were attired in b l ac~ robes for the program . Preceding the cantata, a • medley of carols was played by Mrs . Ne u tzling a nd Mrs. Thompson. Mr . George Glaze , p as tor of the Middl e p'o r t Church of Christ, gave the invoca ti on. There was group si nging of fam iliar ca rols. lnsur•nce RGh . MIDDLEPORT, OFJIO LES LIE LYONS IF YOU HAVE SCALE THAT BUILDS UP IN PANS AND APPLIANCES FW THIRD SON BORN Mr. a nd Mrs . Michae l Swatzel, Marietta, the fo rmer Paul Sayre , Minersville, a nnounce the birth of their thir d son Steven Priode, Dec. 8 at , th e' Marie tta Memor ia l Hos pital. Gra ndp a r e nts a r e , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swatzel, Pomeroy, a nd Mr . a nd Mrs . Brooks Sayre, Syracuse. Gr eat -grandmothe rs ar e Mrs . F red Swatze l and Mrs. Will iam Gregory, b<lth of Pomeroy, a nd Mrs. E uge ne F orbes, Syracuse . ' 23 JEWELS TAPERED BRACELET LADY BULOVA $12.99 $9500 Goessler's Jewelry · P~meroy, Ohio Butters pop com while ~ pops! Thermostatically controlled heat; Kernel separator. Lid doubles as serving bowl. MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE TRY STIHL 015 THE REAL NUMBER 1 VALUE IN AN AUTOMATIC MINI-SIZE SAW .AutoMATIC OILING •"All-BEARING" ENGINE •EXTRA QUIET MUFR.ER eAND MANY OTHER < TOP QUALifY FEAnJRES. POME~OY HOME &AUTO LOCAL STORES 'FIRST! . YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER- . POMEROY, 0 . . I .-, POME~OY, OHIO �.--. . . -.. -~ ~- . -' ' ' 6 - The ~ily Sentinel. MiddleoTVlrt-Pnrn~~oro'l ' ' · '1., ..... ~ ..... n.-. ... 17, 1974 ~aul Kihlmire Economic deliberations come in 2-step order ... zs new ranger By DICK WEST . dis....,e ns ion within the adrninis· WASHINGTON (UPI\ - !! !r;··ir.r '' fYI not so s ure about yo u,have followed the govern- !hal. on the Wayne Paul Kihlmire, formerly of the National Forests in Missouri, will take over an Assistant Ranger position on th.. lroniJJn District of the Wayne National Fore st, Kihlmire will be responsible ment's ('Con ornic deliberations b1tely , you m ay have noticed a Anyone curious as to why the two....step cycle outlined above two-step pattern developing. keepR repeating itself might do Step one -Some presidential the lighter sidt• for the recreation , rire control, adviser recommends a 20-cent gasoline tax increase to conse r ve energy a n d da mpe n special land uses , minerals and inflat ion. land acquisition programs. Step two The position was form erly held by Tom Williams who recently transferred to Michigan's Ottowa Forest. I\'ational A native of Poplar Bluff. Society honors Miss Hornbrook PAUL KIHLMfRE Kihlmi re is .n gradualt' of UL<ih State University, and has he ld positions on Nationa l Forests in Missouri , Utah and Idaho. The new forester, hi s \·vife Susan and two daug hte rs will reside in South Point . Miss Ruth Hornbrook , a key person in the founding of the Meigs County Humane Society, was honored Friday by the Wood County Humane Society at Parkersburg, W. Va. Miss Hornbrook held the first meeting of the Wood County group in the living room of her home and was honored Friday for her 25 years of meritorious I lost cb un t about 10 days ago , but at that poin t the President had publicly put Social Calendar THURSDAY GALLIA-Meigs Community Action Agency will conduct pre -Cl! ristmas clothing day free to low-income families, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Cheshire Community Bldg. Clothing is needed before the distribution and those wishing to donate children's clothing should contact the agency office at 992-5605 or 446-1760. Full House of Hallmark Cards ... ~ Silver Bridge Plaza Fe'a turing 36 Designs In The Famous M. J. Hummel improve his rating ." "Why me? Why not Roy Ash so much punishment, BiU.'' the Ame rican people oppost! favor ? We need someone to recommend a 20-cent gasoline higher gasoline taxes. 2. The Pre s ident's own tax increase." "Don't look at me . I did it standing in the polls has been steadily dropping as economic last week and I still have the footprints on my back IJJ prove conditions worsened . it. H 3, There aren't many things Morton over at Interior." "Under the alphabetical rotation we have set up, Ash won't be due again for another two weeks." " Then how about Rag "That's out. Rog vows he'll resign as head of the Energy Resources Council before he'D .... Ky . :-'"": "One person can only absorb "Well, if I gotta, I guess I gotta. But do me"' a favor, will you? When the President steps on this one, ask him to wear crepe sole shoes." MARRIAGE LICENSE Edgar Eugene Butcher, 52, Barberton , and Betty Elizabeth Roberts, 49, Pomeroy, Rt. 2. SUPERIORS SEMI-BONELESS Sewing Machine For Christmas '74 ~ mall deposit ¥(ill hold The Fabric Shop 111 W. Second POMEROY . OHIO boost approximately 22 times. - By th is time, it is surely one of the most thoroughly flattened recommendations in the hi story of advice-giving. Yet it '" •• • '• Brenda Eime r, Arling ton, PHONE 992-3480 Cl the EXTENSION CORDS Upsi lon brown extension cords with three Car l REG. 3.09 Honorary 0 . · Boucher Carol Cable Prosthodontic Award fOr outs ta ndin g s tudent in th e SPRINGFIELD tended Ohio State University prior to ser ving three years in 12V BATTERY o 20 FOOT the U.S. Army. 13 months of TROUBLE LIGHT that time was spent in Korea where he se rved in the Medical ~;~d·;~"~b Corps 1 Dental Unit ). society ha s excha nged many worthwhile ideas with t he Meigs County group . Dr . S tra uss a nd his wife, the former Bar bara Fus ner , " Zanesville, will be moving to Beverl y, in February where he will open a priva te prac tice Mar c h 1. scriptures. A get-well card was signed for Miss Leda Mae Kra euter , a patient a t Univers ity Hospital , Columbus. Plans were made to send a basket of fruit to Zona Biggs, a Attending THERMOMnER crystal numbers. REG. 5.95 th ose 388 Mrs. Erma Cleland and Mrs. Opal Hollon ser;ed punch, coffee , Christmas cookies and Mae Spencer , Mrs. Letha • Large plastic handles a Jello salad and presented Wood , and a guest, Mrs. Fern each one with a g ift. Morris. • Chrome yonodilJm allay steel blades • True-fir Phillips tips Mrs . Mary Hayes and Mrs. Doroth y Myers led in a Ch ris tmas caro l s in g and members exchanged gifts. At the conclusion of the party, REG. 28.95 23rd wedding anniversary party was held for Mr. and Mrs. J oh n E. Hunn ell, Pomeroy , at th e ir home Saturday. Jenetta West and Tami Hunnell planned the party. Attending we re Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stobart. Shellic and H. J. , Mr . and Mrs . Jame s Ferguson , Jr., and Velessa surprise 1659 REG. 13.95 4 PIECE • PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER SET ~'i -- FROZEN FOODS ~ FROZEN FOODS ORE IDA •• sGALLoN COTfAGE FRIES 5 lb. bag 2 lb. bag ON-COR SLICED each TURKEY SUPPERS 2 pak SCOT LAD ON-COR Meat Loaf NICKERSON'S 16 oz. pgk. OCEAN PERCH 69~ each SUPPERS I I BIRDS.EYE SALE PRICE SCOT LAD MARGARINE • Drop forged from tool steel • Heat treated • Hickory handle 333 • Lightweight aluminum • Plumb, leyel and 45 degrees yiols • forged, solid ioinf "plier REG. 3.59 • Honed cuning edge ··-- · ~--~-··-~ -··-·· - · -- · -~ -- REG. 6.89 '189 can l·lb. 59 . e quarters . FAIRMONT SCOT LAD SALE PRICE 433 SALTINE CRACKERS • Terrific tool for the seriou' hobbyist or aetas· ionol OO-it·y01Jr$61ferl • Up-front operating controls with self-.align· ing rip fence & see· tllraugh blade guard • 22'' x 32" work surface wittl extension wings; cuts stock to 2'' ot 3,450 rpm . LIBBY'S PUMPKIN PIE MIX • Plastic grip C/H PROPANE TORCH of Rodental. Germany • • light$ instontty • No priming or pre-Matino SALE PRICE 497 G=e~9•] • monvfoc:turen COFFEE ••c.- ret ail pr oce SAWHORSE 377 PAIR • WNCHEON !O: ooa.m. ti19 :DO p.m . MASON FURNinJRE box 6 lb. •1 00 POTATOES •2•• The Friendy Ones only 8 1 !,:$137 pak Everyday Price -8 -Pak •1.59 DAD'S ROOT BEER OR NEW DIET RITE COLA !SUGAR FREE) .8 REGULAR '1.49 1 9 bt~. ~ ~ 16oz. MEAT . - BREAD .ALUMINUM FOIL CHOICE MORSELS CAT FOOD I RC COLA . REYNOLDS The Department Store of Building Since 1915 HERM .•'-1 GRATE '73-55 92 MASt')N, W. VA. •. APPLES ARMOUR'S TREET "•• eSTFREO CHW I Mr. Frie ndly RED GRAPES SIZe POTTED MEAT POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • 16-ga1J98 rolled &teet • Special coming feature • For 2x41uni>et WE HAVE Gin IDW SUITABLE FOR EVERY OCWIONI Mondoy thru Saturday age ~~b. 49e can 49e la.rge ARMOUR'S BRACKETS Pair WHITE TV ROME BEAUTY 10 oz. CHOCK FULL OF NUTS RE<; 5.99. eBLACK & '1.00 doz. 50 lb. bag I INSTANT COFFEE CLAW HAMMER 497 AOJUSTABLE TORPEDO LEVEL 247 New Haven, W.Va. 992 -2525 3 UNCLASSIFIED WHIP QUEEN OF SCOT SAW, WINGS& STAND SAYRE HARDWARE 9 oz. size COOL COTTAGE CHEESE ·--· TANGERINES 16 oz. can ORANGE JUICE FRENCH FRIES I 160UNCE • 15116" capacity • Scole marking on jows for pre· setting PET-RITZ SCOT LAO 2 lb. bag PIE SHELLS 2997 WRENCH 210 SIZE REG. 32.95 Sending girts were Sharon Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Easy Terms! Free Delivery! $1 09 CHEESE ••••••••• ~.. • lb • All-purpose vocuum c1eoner • 8' cord; 6' hose; 6" nozzle with brush & cartridge fitter . couple. Nease were Mr. and Mrs. Carl 1:00p.m.lll5 p.m. LONGHORN lb ... WITH CARTRIDGE Fll TER Teresa Rice , Racine . Gifts and cards we r e presented to the home. Nease, Pomeroy. OLD FASHIONED VACUUM CLEANER 297 Nease family was held Sunday at their Nea se Settlement James Anderson and Jamie , Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nease, Jr. , e 9 POLISH SAUSAGE •••••••••••••• ;. 7 SUPERIORS ·- 997 G=em~ The traditional pre· Christmas dinner o£ the Vernon Nease, Phillip and John, _Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Powers, Susan , Richard and Michael, Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mr . and Mrs. pkg GORTON'S Hunnell. Pomeroy; Mr, and Mrs. George D. Stobart, Sr., John Hunn ell, Jim Cleland , Nease family enjoys dinner . • Duol·heof gun wittl three soldering tips • Includes flux brush, wrench, solder, aid and case REG. 4.69 and Chuckle Smith and Jan Pickett. 79 SUPERIORS 12 oz. 9,.. . 7 ALL BEEF WIENERS •••••••••••••• ~ FISH PORTIONS Anniversary observed A BOLOGNA •••••••••••••••••••••••.• SOLDERING GUN KIT . WOf"k ligh t hos 13" white reflector, rapid -starr unit, 3' <!ard . (Le S$ bulb ) Mrs, Sadie Trussell, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Inzy Newell, Mrs. Mary Showalter, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler , Mrs. Opal Holl on, M.-s, Dor othy Lawson, Mrs . Ada Morris. Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. J ean Summerfield, Mrs . Pauline Reute r , Mrs. Ada Neutzling, M.-s . Erma Cleland , Mrs. Hattie FrederiCk, Mrs. shut-in. ... e \\\iller- WORK LIGHT named were Mrs. Laura Mae N ice , Mr s. Goldie Frederick, lb. SUPEtfiORS ~ ~ WALL STYLE· OIGITAL CHWI Mr. Friendly The Friendly Ones American Fluorescent II v~ " hondsome Styroo plastic case is occented with gold tones. liquid besides 449 12 oz. " ' Emergency lamp uses cor battery . SUPERIORS SKINLESS WIENERS •••••••••••• ~~·.69e SEE OUR .LARGE SELECTION OF GIFT ITEMS WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES! Dece mber Class. A graduate of P omer oy High School, he at- 89¢ 1 19 . . . outleh . Dental Society and received the $ PORK SAUSAGE ••••••• '~~ HAMS . GROUND ROUND •••••••••••••lb ·•• • Pm;koge contains 6'. 9', and 12' He is a m e m ber of Omicron Kap pa GROUND CHUCK •••••••••••• ~b~~.1.09 EXTRA LEAN 6FT .. 9 FT.,l2 FT. D.D.S. degree from Ohio State University. J ohn graduated Cum l.aude a nd was 12th in his cla ss of 146 students . FRESH AND LEAN PURE FRESH AND LEAN .·. exer cises in St. John's Arena Frida y whe re Edward John, Jr., received his SUPERIORS BONELESS MIDDLEPORT. 0' fo Umit OHIO LOTTERY TICKETS HERE Pacific Electricord grad tH-:~tio n SEAMAN ATHERTON Navy · Seaman Larry A. Atherton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Athcrtun of Route I. Lon g Bottom , graduated outstanding rec ruit from re cruit training at the Naval Training Ce.nter,Orlando. Fla. He is scheduled to r eport to Electro-;.tics Tt:Chnician-A School, Grea t LAKES, Ill. WP Accept Federal Food ~tJimp.• Reserve The Upper atte nded SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 " Sr .. Minersville, and daughter , ZENITH COLOR TV Bank·A merjcard couple of gas lax recommendations a week." over allhe budget office?'' Mr . and ;\!Irs. K J. Stra uss, by W. Goebel . Sunday Moster Cha111e go through that again." "I told you not to let Sawhill go as Federal Energy Administrator. He was good for a new polls will be out in a couple of days . If the President renews his opposition to higher gas taxes before then, it may well to consider the following be my guest. ''Treasur:y Secretary Simon set of coincidences : s peaking." I. As ~-o rd himself has often " Bill, this is the White House. pointed out, public opinion polls show about 83 per cent of Wonder if you could do us a Area folk at service Bill and Travis , and Stanlev Figurines is sort of an emergency . The his foot down against a gas tax Chester past councilors meet CHESTER - Members of the Past Councilors' Club of Chester Council323, Daughters of America, met for a Christmas dinner at Craw 's Steak House and then returned to the hall at Chester for a meeting and· party Wednesday night. Mrs. Betty Roush opened the :· meeting by reading the story of ' the birth of Christ from the imagine you are hearing voices somewhat Hke the ones below, "We know that, Bill, but this Some say this is a sign of Humane Associatioh, Denver , Colo. The Wood County organization's founder was presented the award for her sincere dedication to the society Friday night by Bruce Holmes, presently president of the Wood County group . She was honored by that group also in 1973 by being presented the ''Humanitarian of the Year'' award . One of her most recent undertakings has been " teehnical" assistance to the Meigs County group. She has made herself available at every opportunity to help the newly established society make remarkable progress, local members report. Through Miss Hornbrook 's effor ts , the Parkersburg Ford President can do in the economic field that would meet with brOad public approvaL If the foregoing causes you IJJ keeps bouncing up again and again with amazing resiliency . service to the humane movement. She also has been recognized as one of the nation 's outstanding humanitarians by the American ~ Pres ident steps on step one. · i.he .•.,_, TRAINING ENDS u RACINE - Army Private Robert L. Larson Jr., 18, w"'* pru:ents live on Route2, RacinG: completed eight weeks of bll~ combat training at Ft. Kll~ REG. 3 FOR 11.00 cans 5 '1 for �.--. . . -.. -~ ~- . -' ' ' 6 - The ~ily Sentinel. MiddleoTVlrt-Pnrn~~oro'l ' ' · '1., ..... ~ ..... n.-. ... 17, 1974 ~aul Kihlmire Economic deliberations come in 2-step order ... zs new ranger By DICK WEST . dis....,e ns ion within the adrninis· WASHINGTON (UPI\ - !! !r;··ir.r '' fYI not so s ure about yo u,have followed the govern- !hal. on the Wayne Paul Kihlmire, formerly of the National Forests in Missouri, will take over an Assistant Ranger position on th.. lroniJJn District of the Wayne National Fore st, Kihlmire will be responsible ment's ('Con ornic deliberations b1tely , you m ay have noticed a Anyone curious as to why the two....step cycle outlined above two-step pattern developing. keepR repeating itself might do Step one -Some presidential the lighter sidt• for the recreation , rire control, adviser recommends a 20-cent gasoline tax increase to conse r ve energy a n d da mpe n special land uses , minerals and inflat ion. land acquisition programs. Step two The position was form erly held by Tom Williams who recently transferred to Michigan's Ottowa Forest. I\'ational A native of Poplar Bluff. Society honors Miss Hornbrook PAUL KIHLMfRE Kihlmi re is .n gradualt' of UL<ih State University, and has he ld positions on Nationa l Forests in Missouri , Utah and Idaho. The new forester, hi s \·vife Susan and two daug hte rs will reside in South Point . Miss Ruth Hornbrook , a key person in the founding of the Meigs County Humane Society, was honored Friday by the Wood County Humane Society at Parkersburg, W. Va. Miss Hornbrook held the first meeting of the Wood County group in the living room of her home and was honored Friday for her 25 years of meritorious I lost cb un t about 10 days ago , but at that poin t the President had publicly put Social Calendar THURSDAY GALLIA-Meigs Community Action Agency will conduct pre -Cl! ristmas clothing day free to low-income families, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Cheshire Community Bldg. Clothing is needed before the distribution and those wishing to donate children's clothing should contact the agency office at 992-5605 or 446-1760. Full House of Hallmark Cards ... ~ Silver Bridge Plaza Fe'a turing 36 Designs In The Famous M. J. Hummel improve his rating ." "Why me? Why not Roy Ash so much punishment, BiU.'' the Ame rican people oppost! favor ? We need someone to recommend a 20-cent gasoline higher gasoline taxes. 2. The Pre s ident's own tax increase." "Don't look at me . I did it standing in the polls has been steadily dropping as economic last week and I still have the footprints on my back IJJ prove conditions worsened . it. H 3, There aren't many things Morton over at Interior." "Under the alphabetical rotation we have set up, Ash won't be due again for another two weeks." " Then how about Rag "That's out. Rog vows he'll resign as head of the Energy Resources Council before he'D .... Ky . :-'"": "One person can only absorb "Well, if I gotta, I guess I gotta. But do me"' a favor, will you? When the President steps on this one, ask him to wear crepe sole shoes." MARRIAGE LICENSE Edgar Eugene Butcher, 52, Barberton , and Betty Elizabeth Roberts, 49, Pomeroy, Rt. 2. SUPERIORS SEMI-BONELESS Sewing Machine For Christmas '74 ~ mall deposit ¥(ill hold The Fabric Shop 111 W. Second POMEROY . OHIO boost approximately 22 times. - By th is time, it is surely one of the most thoroughly flattened recommendations in the hi story of advice-giving. Yet it '" •• • '• Brenda Eime r, Arling ton, PHONE 992-3480 Cl the EXTENSION CORDS Upsi lon brown extension cords with three Car l REG. 3.09 Honorary 0 . · Boucher Carol Cable Prosthodontic Award fOr outs ta ndin g s tudent in th e SPRINGFIELD tended Ohio State University prior to ser ving three years in 12V BATTERY o 20 FOOT the U.S. Army. 13 months of TROUBLE LIGHT that time was spent in Korea where he se rved in the Medical ~;~d·;~"~b Corps 1 Dental Unit ). society ha s excha nged many worthwhile ideas with t he Meigs County group . Dr . S tra uss a nd his wife, the former Bar bara Fus ner , " Zanesville, will be moving to Beverl y, in February where he will open a priva te prac tice Mar c h 1. scriptures. A get-well card was signed for Miss Leda Mae Kra euter , a patient a t Univers ity Hospital , Columbus. Plans were made to send a basket of fruit to Zona Biggs, a Attending THERMOMnER crystal numbers. REG. 5.95 th ose 388 Mrs. Erma Cleland and Mrs. Opal Hollon ser;ed punch, coffee , Christmas cookies and Mae Spencer , Mrs. Letha • Large plastic handles a Jello salad and presented Wood , and a guest, Mrs. Fern each one with a g ift. Morris. • Chrome yonodilJm allay steel blades • True-fir Phillips tips Mrs . Mary Hayes and Mrs. Doroth y Myers led in a Ch ris tmas caro l s in g and members exchanged gifts. At the conclusion of the party, REG. 28.95 23rd wedding anniversary party was held for Mr. and Mrs. J oh n E. Hunn ell, Pomeroy , at th e ir home Saturday. Jenetta West and Tami Hunnell planned the party. Attending we re Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stobart. Shellic and H. J. , Mr . and Mrs . Jame s Ferguson , Jr., and Velessa surprise 1659 REG. 13.95 4 PIECE • PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER SET ~'i -- FROZEN FOODS ~ FROZEN FOODS ORE IDA •• sGALLoN COTfAGE FRIES 5 lb. bag 2 lb. bag ON-COR SLICED each TURKEY SUPPERS 2 pak SCOT LAD ON-COR Meat Loaf NICKERSON'S 16 oz. pgk. OCEAN PERCH 69~ each SUPPERS I I BIRDS.EYE SALE PRICE SCOT LAD MARGARINE • Drop forged from tool steel • Heat treated • Hickory handle 333 • Lightweight aluminum • Plumb, leyel and 45 degrees yiols • forged, solid ioinf "plier REG. 3.59 • Honed cuning edge ··-- · ~--~-··-~ -··-·· - · -- · -~ -- REG. 6.89 '189 can l·lb. 59 . e quarters . FAIRMONT SCOT LAD SALE PRICE 433 SALTINE CRACKERS • Terrific tool for the seriou' hobbyist or aetas· ionol OO-it·y01Jr$61ferl • Up-front operating controls with self-.align· ing rip fence & see· tllraugh blade guard • 22'' x 32" work surface wittl extension wings; cuts stock to 2'' ot 3,450 rpm . LIBBY'S PUMPKIN PIE MIX • Plastic grip C/H PROPANE TORCH of Rodental. Germany • • light$ instontty • No priming or pre-Matino SALE PRICE 497 G=e~9•] • monvfoc:turen COFFEE ••c.- ret ail pr oce SAWHORSE 377 PAIR • WNCHEON !O: ooa.m. ti19 :DO p.m . MASON FURNinJRE box 6 lb. •1 00 POTATOES •2•• The Friendy Ones only 8 1 !,:$137 pak Everyday Price -8 -Pak •1.59 DAD'S ROOT BEER OR NEW DIET RITE COLA !SUGAR FREE) .8 REGULAR '1.49 1 9 bt~. ~ ~ 16oz. MEAT . - BREAD .ALUMINUM FOIL CHOICE MORSELS CAT FOOD I RC COLA . REYNOLDS The Department Store of Building Since 1915 HERM .•'-1 GRATE '73-55 92 MASt')N, W. VA. •. APPLES ARMOUR'S TREET "•• eSTFREO CHW I Mr. Frie ndly RED GRAPES SIZe POTTED MEAT POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • 16-ga1J98 rolled &teet • Special coming feature • For 2x41uni>et WE HAVE Gin IDW SUITABLE FOR EVERY OCWIONI Mondoy thru Saturday age ~~b. 49e can 49e la.rge ARMOUR'S BRACKETS Pair WHITE TV ROME BEAUTY 10 oz. CHOCK FULL OF NUTS RE<; 5.99. eBLACK & '1.00 doz. 50 lb. bag I INSTANT COFFEE CLAW HAMMER 497 AOJUSTABLE TORPEDO LEVEL 247 New Haven, W.Va. 992 -2525 3 UNCLASSIFIED WHIP QUEEN OF SCOT SAW, WINGS& STAND SAYRE HARDWARE 9 oz. size COOL COTTAGE CHEESE ·--· TANGERINES 16 oz. can ORANGE JUICE FRENCH FRIES I 160UNCE • 15116" capacity • Scole marking on jows for pre· setting PET-RITZ SCOT LAO 2 lb. bag PIE SHELLS 2997 WRENCH 210 SIZE REG. 32.95 Sending girts were Sharon Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Easy Terms! Free Delivery! $1 09 CHEESE ••••••••• ~.. • lb • All-purpose vocuum c1eoner • 8' cord; 6' hose; 6" nozzle with brush & cartridge fitter . couple. Nease were Mr. and Mrs. Carl 1:00p.m.lll5 p.m. LONGHORN lb ... WITH CARTRIDGE Fll TER Teresa Rice , Racine . Gifts and cards we r e presented to the home. Nease, Pomeroy. OLD FASHIONED VACUUM CLEANER 297 Nease family was held Sunday at their Nea se Settlement James Anderson and Jamie , Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nease, Jr. , e 9 POLISH SAUSAGE •••••••••••••• ;. 7 SUPERIORS ·- 997 G=em~ The traditional pre· Christmas dinner o£ the Vernon Nease, Phillip and John, _Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Powers, Susan , Richard and Michael, Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mr . and Mrs. pkg GORTON'S Hunnell. Pomeroy; Mr, and Mrs. George D. Stobart, Sr., John Hunn ell, Jim Cleland , Nease family enjoys dinner . • Duol·heof gun wittl three soldering tips • Includes flux brush, wrench, solder, aid and case REG. 4.69 and Chuckle Smith and Jan Pickett. 79 SUPERIORS 12 oz. 9,.. . 7 ALL BEEF WIENERS •••••••••••••• ~ FISH PORTIONS Anniversary observed A BOLOGNA •••••••••••••••••••••••.• SOLDERING GUN KIT . WOf"k ligh t hos 13" white reflector, rapid -starr unit, 3' <!ard . (Le S$ bulb ) Mrs, Sadie Trussell, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Inzy Newell, Mrs. Mary Showalter, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler , Mrs. Opal Holl on, M.-s, Dor othy Lawson, Mrs . Ada Morris. Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. J ean Summerfield, Mrs . Pauline Reute r , Mrs. Ada Neutzling, M.-s . Erma Cleland , Mrs. Hattie FrederiCk, Mrs. shut-in. ... e \\\iller- WORK LIGHT named were Mrs. Laura Mae N ice , Mr s. Goldie Frederick, lb. SUPEtfiORS ~ ~ WALL STYLE· OIGITAL CHWI Mr. Friendly The Friendly Ones American Fluorescent II v~ " hondsome Styroo plastic case is occented with gold tones. liquid besides 449 12 oz. " ' Emergency lamp uses cor battery . SUPERIORS SKINLESS WIENERS •••••••••••• ~~·.69e SEE OUR .LARGE SELECTION OF GIFT ITEMS WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES! Dece mber Class. A graduate of P omer oy High School, he at- 89¢ 1 19 . . . outleh . Dental Society and received the $ PORK SAUSAGE ••••••• '~~ HAMS . GROUND ROUND •••••••••••••lb ·•• • Pm;koge contains 6'. 9', and 12' He is a m e m ber of Omicron Kap pa GROUND CHUCK •••••••••••• ~b~~.1.09 EXTRA LEAN 6FT .. 9 FT.,l2 FT. D.D.S. degree from Ohio State University. J ohn graduated Cum l.aude a nd was 12th in his cla ss of 146 students . FRESH AND LEAN PURE FRESH AND LEAN .·. exer cises in St. John's Arena Frida y whe re Edward John, Jr., received his SUPERIORS BONELESS MIDDLEPORT. 0' fo Umit OHIO LOTTERY TICKETS HERE Pacific Electricord grad tH-:~tio n SEAMAN ATHERTON Navy · Seaman Larry A. Atherton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Athcrtun of Route I. Lon g Bottom , graduated outstanding rec ruit from re cruit training at the Naval Training Ce.nter,Orlando. Fla. He is scheduled to r eport to Electro-;.tics Tt:Chnician-A School, Grea t LAKES, Ill. WP Accept Federal Food ~tJimp.• Reserve The Upper atte nded SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 " Sr .. Minersville, and daughter , ZENITH COLOR TV Bank·A merjcard couple of gas lax recommendations a week." over allhe budget office?'' Mr . and ;\!Irs. K J. Stra uss, by W. Goebel . Sunday Moster Cha111e go through that again." "I told you not to let Sawhill go as Federal Energy Administrator. He was good for a new polls will be out in a couple of days . If the President renews his opposition to higher gas taxes before then, it may well to consider the following be my guest. ''Treasur:y Secretary Simon set of coincidences : s peaking." I. As ~-o rd himself has often " Bill, this is the White House. pointed out, public opinion polls show about 83 per cent of Wonder if you could do us a Area folk at service Bill and Travis , and Stanlev Figurines is sort of an emergency . The his foot down against a gas tax Chester past councilors meet CHESTER - Members of the Past Councilors' Club of Chester Council323, Daughters of America, met for a Christmas dinner at Craw 's Steak House and then returned to the hall at Chester for a meeting and· party Wednesday night. Mrs. Betty Roush opened the :· meeting by reading the story of ' the birth of Christ from the imagine you are hearing voices somewhat Hke the ones below, "We know that, Bill, but this Some say this is a sign of Humane Associatioh, Denver , Colo. The Wood County organization's founder was presented the award for her sincere dedication to the society Friday night by Bruce Holmes, presently president of the Wood County group . She was honored by that group also in 1973 by being presented the ''Humanitarian of the Year'' award . One of her most recent undertakings has been " teehnical" assistance to the Meigs County group. She has made herself available at every opportunity to help the newly established society make remarkable progress, local members report. Through Miss Hornbrook 's effor ts , the Parkersburg Ford President can do in the economic field that would meet with brOad public approvaL If the foregoing causes you IJJ keeps bouncing up again and again with amazing resiliency . service to the humane movement. She also has been recognized as one of the nation 's outstanding humanitarians by the American ~ Pres ident steps on step one. · i.he .•.,_, TRAINING ENDS u RACINE - Army Private Robert L. Larson Jr., 18, w"'* pru:ents live on Route2, RacinG: completed eight weeks of bll~ combat training at Ft. Kll~ REG. 3 FOR 11.00 cans 5 '1 for �9-Thei?ailySenl!nel M1ddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday [)ec 17 lUll 8 - The Dati) Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy U l'uesday !J<>c 17 1974 Sport Parade agent What should I do' Who knows about tl' Well Mr Cherry of course \ ou and J thmk Mr Cherrv mtght ve told Marvm Mtller Fme I think Mr Cherry has done a real good JOb for you but please tell him to let the thing rest for the tune bemg The most unportant thmg at this pomt Jun IS to remember two factors Nwnber one the facts upon wh1rh this case w1ll be decoded already have taken place No amount of talkm~ now ran change It And the second factor IS no one I repeal no one s hould Jmoy, about this because ot would only be disruptive for you a nd your teammmates tf this story comes out before the end of the season Once the season IS over I II come down to North Carolma s1t down w1th you and Mr Cherry and well work w1th Marvm Mtller to pursue the case But a gam be sure no one else knows That was the way everythmg s tood until Oct 11 one day before the A s met the Dodgers m the World Seroes opener m Los Angeles Ka~stem was m the Los Angeles Rams off1ce waotmg to Ullk about hts chent John Cappelletti to Rams general manager Don Klosterman when he happened to notlce a story m the sports sectlon of the Los Angeles Tunes The story reported by Jerome Holtzman of \be Chicago Sun Times accurately descrobed Hunter s s1tuatlon There had been a Jeak and Kapstem 1\ho ts still shocked by such thmgs was well shocked He got mto a cab and headed for Dodger S12dium where the A s were practicmg Members of the med1a were on the field and Kapstem saw Hunter emerge from the dugout He looked pale verv tense and ups et Kapstem recalls I ve never seen hun that upset Hunter and Kapstem both walked to the end of the dugout away from reporters Hunter had been asked questions about the story but hadn t srud anything so far You ve been a great help to me these las t four weeks Hunter tcld Kapstem I ve got great confidence m you Go ahead and talk to the press I m m no mood tc Ullk tc anybody Kapstem nodded Thts couldn t come out at a worse lime he told Hunter but don t worry I II talk tc the press I JUst want you to know this Jun-1 mtend to h1de nothing I believe we should tell them everything we know because they have a JOb to do and 1t cer lainly tsn t their fault somebody leaked the story For me to say no comment or I don t know would not be fatr or truthful I just want you to know what I mtend domg Jun Hunter approved then ran out on the held to JOin his teammates It doesn t look as If he II be reJmmng them next gprmg though MEMORYO~=" /l..s c a' t ook ou t of r o t h s morn ng SE'e the h son accoun t Hom e r ne c adc o h.:too po;<; l:ove and peace c 1nno be bo uqh a e of m nd Auto Sales Ou r Sf' ses vs ler es w h r ~ th n God be e"e n w II q ve h 5 nnge s c t arge of yo u o 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ouord vou n il t your ways Th s CIPP "5 to he or.s o f our dca and on e wh ch we w 1 see be w th n£'ve to be sepa rat ed aga n Whe n ou I me o ea h s done t ear no de ill when we f o ll ow ou l oved o es fro m lh s wor l d There s ode<~ h the twman hear c; <'In p e spa ce to ose th n so Pomeroy Mo'for Co. 1972 NOVA S2250 2 door V 8 au tomat•c power steer ng black v nyl top w th red lin sh good wh t e wall fires rad•o local 1 owner car and ser v ced regularly by us the s e n s t s tove r o<~d tha w nds L fe s il among th e h t me F=u m ty 1970 CHEVROLET PUBLIC NOTI CE 11995 Complete plumbmg & heat1ng serv1ce and general sheet metal works Free Est1mates Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992 5700 HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Monte Carlo 350 V 8 automat c power steenng power Not ce s hereby g v en tha on he I th day of February 1975 brakes dark blue f n sh b lue 1nter or blue vmy l roof at 0 00 AM EST at 219 Sout h factory a r cond ton ng I ke new wh t e wall t res rad o H g h Str eet Co lum bu s Oh o Complete plumbmg & Many other extras he L q uo Contro l Comm ss on w I con du et a pub! c h ea r n g tor heatmg serv1ce Free he purpose of d es g nat ng the 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA 11295 Estimates r eso t areas he geograph ca 4 door c lean nter or aqua f n sh good I res V B I m s of suc h reso rt a eas th e automat c P steer na a1r cond t1oned length of r eso rt se ason n suc h Phone 949 5961 areas a nd adv s ab ty of Emergency 992 3995 ssu n g D 7 perm Is w th n such ar eas or 992 5700 Under h e p ro1,1 s ons of Sec t on s JJO J 183 and J303 262 OPEN EVES 8 00 PM Rev sed Code of Oh 10 such POMEROY OHIO hear ng sha ll be co ndu c t ed under the r eq u ren ents a s set forth n such sec ens 97J CUl LA SS ~upreme a r At such hear ng the Depart cond toned an lm many Nolle~ m en of L quor Control and he no e ex as PriCe redu c ed Department of Econom c and TC G VE AWAY sm all b la ck CA.lH pad for all makes and S600 Phon e 992 9981 Commun ty oe~,~elopment w 1 models ol mob l e homes mae p upp y l o good home 2 17 3tc offer t es t many as to th e ad Phone area code 6 14 423 9531 house brok en Phonco 992 3090 v sab ty of h e des gnat on of 4 13 tfc 12 15 3 c 1966 CHE VY mpala 327 $35 0 such re sort a ea and the Phone 949 4 1<~ ssuance ot sad perm t and the PERSONALLY cha eng e ttle 12 17 3tc L quor Co n trol Con m ss on w I LATHE wood urn ng w th or ge nt em an at sh ot a tw e n r ece ve te st many from a 1 such w lhou t motor Phone 843 the ron! ot ny bu d ng 973 CU TL ASS S P owe r 2824 persons who w sh to ott er such L eona rd ( Boo l Hess s eer ng brakes w ndow s tes t many prov ded not ce s 12 15 3tc 12 15 31C A M FM s tereo rad o and tap e g ven n wr t ng I ve days pr or payer cr use control I It to such hear ng to the L quor ~200 REWARD fo r nfor-nal on whee l rad als new brakes Co ntrol Comm ss on at 219 400 BALES of nay Phone 992 l ead ng to the arrest an d and shocks SJ 000 Phone 992 South H gh St reet Columbus 7168 conv ct on of t he person who 345 3 or 992 3381 Oh o 432 15 and under the 12 17 6t c s ole the wh l e co e n the l2 15 6tp prov s ons ot Sect on 4303 262 v II ag e of Long Bottom P M Rev sed Code ot Oh o Cowdery 985 3929 1972 VW 4 speed new res By order of ~ JUNK autos complete and Phone 992 3647 2 17 3t c LIQUOR CO NTROL COM del vered to our yard We 12 15 6tc MISSION - STATE OF OHIO .-\ UCT O N PICk up au o bodies and buy Thursdav <1nrl John F Gw n all k nds of scrap metals and Sa tur day n gh t 7 p m at ChiJ rman ron R der s Salvage St Rt Masdn Au c t on Hor on St n 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Otl o Mason W Va Cons gnments F re d J Krumho tz Call 992 5468 wel ( ome Phone (3 04 1 773 V ce Cha rman 10 17 tfc 5471 10 3 tfc Kenn eth E Tl'1omas DOG wh te and brown hound n Member Bowman s Run area name O LD turn tur,e ce boxes brass ( 12 17 OUR FLORIDA FR U T HA S bed s or complete househol ds and t aq on collar Dona d ARR I VED Ham! norang es Wr le M 0 M I er Rt 4 W eese Sy ra cuse Phone 992 nav e l oran ges l ange oes Pomeroy Oh o Ca 992 7760 508 9 p nk and wh le g rapefru 10 7 14 12 15 3t Call ME GS FFA 992 2 59 for de very or co me to the Vo Ag SC HW NN Pxe 6 n B cyce Oepa lmenl or con tac t any boys or g s a lmost n ew FFA me mber 110 FOR tunK cars $15 Phone 949 5001 12 11 6tc del vered i7 JUnked auto 12 7 3t c bod es Phone 9J9 4.:184 1 I 24 26 p HOUSE 4 rooms and bath n ce yard and d r veway A so FOR JU NK furn Shed ap t Ca l 992 2780 or CASHSSSUSS CON TA CT u s now secure your CARS Camp FRYE S 992 3432 future wh e open ngs a e TRUCK and AUTO PARTS '1 12 tf c st ava lab e as sa es lady Rutland phone 742 6094 beau y adv sor l or fabu ous 11 26 26tc 0 of M nk Cos met cs COUN TRY Mob If Home Park R t 33 ten m es north of Sa uvage s Box J Syr acuse Pom eroy Larg e lots w th Oh o 45779 co ncrete pa t os s dewalks 12 17 Otp unners and off street TWO year old part Ho ste n and park ng Also spaces for STREET ma ntenance man part Hereford he fer Phon e small tra lers Phone 992 7479 needed by J an lsi fo r Rae ne 992 3944 7 21 tfc Se m r e r ed man preferred 12 17 3t c 12 17 3 c Green H1ll Homes Inc to J RM furn shed apt c lose lo Powe Is Super Vatu phone PLANTATION grown Chr st Salem A Yates Nma D Yates 992 3658 mas rees Scotc h P1ne 234 Acre Sutton 11 20 tfc Norway Spruce Blue Spruce and Doug as F r Reasonable Darlene Warner to Slate of pr1ces Shop early for best FUR N SHED apl Adults on y Ohw Dept of Natural se ec ons Bob s Market M ddleport Phone 992 3874 In Mason w Va 773 5721 Resources 2 05 Acres Sc1p10 11 4 tf c 12 11 If Luther E Boothe Neva ------U NFURNISHED house 4 3 SPACE gas heaters S30 each Boothe to Luther E Boothe rooms and bath 1650 L ncoln two new bedroom set Early He ghts Phone 992 3874 Neva Boothe Parcels Orange A mer can 6 months old S250 Age 8 or Older 11141fc 250 Amp gasol ne we de r Clyde J Morlan Ethel Mane S600 Qu1ckway valve tac ng Morlan to Joseph W Baugh FURN S HED apartment mach ne automat ve $750 2 f rst I ne BFG t res one floor ut t t es I urn shed su~table man Linda L Baughman Lot for two work ng men or safe $135 John Deere flllrm 2 Orange ret red coup e L v ng room tractor Model A $250 as s 111 Court St , Pomeroy k tchen shower and bath On Master a r cond1t on ng too Dame! Thompson LoUise man h ghway Mason W Va set gas stat on T BA tems Phone 992 2156 Thompson to Kenneth D Phone 773 S1J7 AI for se l or trade Arnold 10 27 lfc Oc teau Sel er s R1dge Port Cooke Lots :Hi Bosworth s ASS I ST ANT d rector one to two - ---and Oh1o any t me Add Middleport 12 11 SIC days per week ypng abe to 2 BEDROOM ra ler adults superv se vo unte ers In only Phone 992 3J2J Floyd C Millhone Jocla~re terested n past prese nt and 1 saddle and 12 17 tt c TWO pon 1es M1llhone to Homer E Cole future of our county An equal br die SBS complete See opportun ty emp oyer Ca I APT 1 bedroom turn shed apt Arnold Octeau Seller s Nancy R Cole Lots Ar 992 2304 or wr te Me gs R1dge Porlland Oh o any loca ted 12 m es from baugh s Sub D1v Tuppers 1 me County P one e r and Pomeroy Phone (3041 773 H1stor ca Soc ely Box 14 5 12 11 ate 5118 Plams Pomeroy Oh o 15 769 12 17 3tc Lovena Mae aka Lovena 12 15 3tc G~OCERY busness for sale Auld ng for sale or lea se 3 BEDROOM house Phon e 992 Barrett to Mildred V1rg1ma 39 75 or 992 2571 Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m PUBLIC NOTICE Lauderm1lt Lot Middleport to 0 p m tor appo ntment 12 3 tfc - - - 3 20 lie Clllzens Natl Bank to Th~rd TO JAME S N HARRIS AD DRESS UNKNOWN WHOSE 2 BEDROOM double w de Mtll Corp Lots M1ddleport LAST KNOWN ADDRESS WAS mob le home n Syracu se REFRIGERATOR k !chen Marcelene Katherme W1lson 206 BEECH STREE T M D Depos I requ r ed No ch tdr en range sofa d nette set DLEPORT OHIO or pets Call 9n 244 1 after 6 lamps record player tc Mmme G McCartney Lots pm bedroom su1tes anllques and Millersburg In the Co mmon Peas Co ur t ot of1'1er tem s Phone 992 3457 12 1 li e County Oh o Pomeroy 12 10 7tc Chester D Knopp Patnc1a Me1gs Oh o Case No 15 708 w 1 e - - - -- - - TRAILER space 2m les from A Knopp to Ohio Power Co Harr s Pia nt If vs James N 19?0 12 x 60 MOBILE home Pomeroy Rt 14 3 Phone 992 Harr s Defendant a Comp l a nt ready lo occupy septiC tank 6 70 Acres 10 50 Acres coal 5858 for d 1vorce exc us ve cus tody water all utlllt es $4 500 can Salem 10 27 tiC of m nor ch ld and other rei ef 1973 Chevy No1,1a f nance has been fled aga1nst you You Evelyn Warner Aff1dav1t small 8 excellent condlt on are requ~red to answer the J AND 4 ROOM furnished and automat c and power $2 395 ScipiO Compla nt w lh n tw enly e1ght unfurnished apartments Seven acres large woodland Phone 992 543 4 Patrtcta Ann Roush to Damel days al er the a st pub cat on ad Jacent to Forked R lm Slate 4 12 tfc Park townsh p road $2 500 R Roush Parcels Lebanon Larry Spen c er Ca I 992 2720 before 4 p m Cler k of Courts Three Ease Cols and PRIVATE meetng room tor after 4 p m ca ll 992 3589 Me gs County Oh o any organ zat on phone 992 1'2 15 3tc Southern Oh10 Elec Co 31100 39?5 ( 2 10 17 24 31 (1)7 14 6tc 31102 3 11 tfc REG Dorrset buck for sale V ctor Genhe1mer Pea ch fork Three Ease Col and Rd NOTICE ON FILING ONE BEDROOM Ira ler all Southern OhiO Elect 31103 12 15 3tp OF INVENTORY ut I t es and cab e TV Fur AND APPRAISEMENT n shed Phone 992 3719 after 31108 PomerO) TWO 35 000 BTU gas heaters 4 30 p m State of Oh1o Me gs Six Ease Leadmg Creek The $15 and S25 JO gal on gas County Court of Common 12 9 tfc water heater SJO Two double Pleas Probate DIVISIOn Cons D1st beds w th spr ngs $5 each To the Executor of the estate 2 BEDROOM tra ler on New Phone 992 7309 o such of the follow ng as are L1ma Road 2 m le out of 12 15 Stp res dents of the State of Oh o Harr sonv1l e Phone 7J2 5B02 11 z h e surv v ng spouse the 12156tc COURIER ML100 linear 12 HE DIDN'T WIN next of km the benef1c ar es volt B track tape player tor CLEVELAND (UPI) -The under the w II and to the at JRA LER SPACE for rent car Avon bottles Phone torney or allorneys Phone 367 ?743 famous last words of any coach represent ng any of the number 992 2244 12156tp 12 15 Stc who has JUSt been ftred are- atorement oned persons Leonard Ward Ph lbr ck You ve got to win m this Rae ne Oh o Sutton Townsh p F URNISHED apt 3 rooms and POINSETTIAS Cleland Green bath 1deat for work ng No 21 195 House Gerald ne Cleland business and I didn t coup e Phone 992 2937 You are hereby not fed that Rae ne Oh o That s what N1ck Skonch the 12 15 6tc Inventory and Ap 12 15 7tc S81d Monday after Cleveland pralsement of the estate of tl'1e atorement oned de ceased late FURNtSHED house tor rent 5 3 BEDROOM house n M 1d BroWilB owner Art Modell of sad County was fled n t h s mmutes to Me gs Mme No 1 dleport for sale or rent to Call 742 5986 r ght party Ready to move 10 dismiSSed him as head coach of Court Sad Inventory and Appra semen! w II be for 12 13 5tc Newly decorated Phone 992 the Browns the day after the hear ng before thiS Court on the 7244 23rd day ot December 1974 at TRAILER for rent 3 bedroom learn ended the worst season m 10 12 15 3tc oo o clock AM furn shed 12x60 Call 742 342 2 club history with a 4-10 mark Any person deslr ng to f e or 927 6436 APPLES F 1.,.... .... vrchard 12 13 6tp The flnalde!eatSunday, a 28- exceptions thereto must f le State Route 689 Pl'1one them at least f ve days pr or to W lkesvllle 669 3785 24 loss at Houston which was the date set for hear ng 4 ROOMS furn1shed apt with 112126tc Given under my hand and balh 2 bedroom llvmg room the Oilers' first victory over seal of sa d Court th1S 711'1 day of and k1tc hen upstairs Phone 1963C HEVY 1electr1 cg utar 2 Cleveland was not the last Dr cember 1974 992 5810 AKC Reg black. poodles 12 13 6tp straw according to Modell, Phone (304} 882 2591 Man g ing B Webster 12 13 4tc who made his deciSIOn 'm fmal Judge 2 BEPROOM t ra ler at c orner of Broadway and Elm form 10 days to two weeks ELECTRIC stove refrigerator By Ann B Watson M ddteport No pets or earlier dinette set For appo ntment Deputy Clerk ch l dren Call 992 25BO lifter 6 call 742 6456 P m (1 1) 10 17 2tc 12 15 6tc 12 5 tic POMEROY MOTOR CO. Want"" To Buy l I I I I I I I I I I I Assets of area juuncl dbuml,mt Dear Sir There ts no questiOn but what the world and natwnal economy IS very bad especrnlly the sleek market but when we say 7 pet of the people are unemployed, don t forget 93 pet are workmg and tt ts these who should buy and keep the economy gomg At the end of every year most busmesses take an mventcry of their stcck make a balance sheet showmg what they own (assets) and what they owe (habllihes) which w1th the profot and loss statement show them JUSt how they stand Just what are some of our bright spots' All we hear 1s the energy crisis Thatts exactly what we have to sell for 1nstance our new Gavm plant 1s a thrilling stght as you dr1ve down the West Vtrgmta s1de To thmk that we send all this power tc the great need It ts hard to comprehend that amount of power from Gavm, Kyger Creek and Sporn all w1tt.m the Tr1-county area If you have not had the advantage of seemg the new coal mme near Salem Center you have mtssed one of the most unpress1ve example of what can be done with the best eqwpment m the world, Wlth money to rom 1t and the coal to supply tt At the very peak ofcoalproductlon m tilts area tt would take months to produce what ts conveyed on these belts w1thin an hour Yet tilts may be only the begmrung of what can happen m th1s area I have been told by manylf>at m many places here there are sometrrnes three vems of coal at different levels so all IS needed IS tc go deeper Then there IS always a chance for smular mmes m other parts of the ftve counties It s hard to conce!Ve what could happen It appears that Congress 1s m the mood to pump prune the economy If so there 1s reason to believe that some way will be found to push anythmg needed lor mcreased energy con sequently I am sure that some help as to rale mcreases lax relle! subs1d1es if necessary should push the new plant at New Haven West Vtrginla II so this agam w1ll require more coal and should help the now ex1stmg coal mme at New Haven or some additional mmes locally or if by r~ver further stunulate r1ver traff1c The statement that nver trafftc IS 10 limes greater than 10 years ago may be an understatement It ts such a help to our local economy With the posslbllity or almost certamty of the remodeling of the Eureka dam larger and larger barges and more o! them can qu1ckly be sent through the locks and more and more coal chenucals, oil and gasolme sent to the market It IS really a cham reaction Kaiser Alununum and Foote Mmeral and many other large plants have chosen tc locate near here because of the abundance of power and very low cost nver fre1ght Wouldn t 1t be mce tc have several plants as large as Kruser Alummum' Thts part o! the country IS known as Appalachrn because tt seemed to have nothing to offer But now look at some of the unprovements In almost any of th1s sectwn yoo can !md unproved hotels and most modern motels stores have been greqtly unproved and there IS not nearly so many vacant stores many shopping centers many new steak houses burger type restaurants pancake houses, sausage restaurants darry tsles etc Most of the banks have greatly enlarged their facilities buill new buildings and even set up branch banks and buildmg and loans etc Just now I noticed a new apartment bouse ts JUst starting m Middleport similar to the one recently completed there on the nver Both Me1gs and Gall1a Coontles have vast home development centers We have new hospttals new schools, new airports, new golf courses, new semor c1t1Zens centers I can go on and on The prospects look br1gher teo lor better roads The State of Oh1o lS sure to have some pwnp priming m thiS area There IS a good chance we will get a new bridge near Ravenswood which wW put Me1gs County wlthm ftve miles of I 77, which connects to I 70, I 90, I 90 gomg north glVmg easy access to I 71 and I 75 gomg south We should also receiVe an unprovernent m QS 35 gmng north and 124 m Me1gs to Jackson These roads are badly needed and should get first pr10r1ty The Appalach1an H1ghway may also be completed In Cincmnati m this pump prmung deal N! lor our liab1litles Cerlamly we w11l be affected somewhat by a nat10nal slowdown but our ch1ef liability ts fear If people are told often enough that thmgs are bad they step buying and the factories do slow down Luke sa1d the angels sang at the first Christmas, Fear not, for behold I brmg you t1dmgs of great joy " The world then was m much worse conditions than Help Wanted Meigs Property For Sale Transfers Carrier Wanted NEW HAVEN The Daily Sentinel now "'-,- - - - - - - - - - - - - May we search and pray for fa\lh tc remove our fears, hope to strengthen us for events m the future, and for love tc g~ve us th~ sereruty and the confidence to go !orth to use what God has g1ven us so that our JOYmlghtbefull God IS Love Love casts out aU fears - Fred Blaeltnar 709 gprmg Ave Pomeroy - -------- Mob1le Homes For Sale TRA ILER for rent or sale 3 bedrooms unfurn1shed ut I t es pa d ocated at new Mob le Home Park n Burtmgham Phone 992 7751 12 15 tfc I -- -- -- "----"._._ ~ I ABC News 13 Se w tched 6 CBS News Zoom 20 Your Future Is Now 33 7 00- Truth or Consequences 3 4 Bow ng Fnr Do ars 6 wra s My L.ne 7 8 News 10 Name Tha t Tune 13 To Be A ounced 15 Antiques 20 Cabbel ln serv ce 33 7 3D-Hal ywood Squares 3 Hoi ywood Squa r es 4 W d W d World of An mals 6 $25 000 Pyram d S New Pr ce 1s R g hl by pass Open Mon SAM Brown's Fire & Safety EqUipment Marco Sportl te 33 10 oo-Po ce Story J 4 15 ~reus We by M D 6 13 Soundstage 33 10 3D--Your Future Is Now 20 Sat 6PM Janakt 33 1 oo-Tomorrow 3 4 2 00 News 4 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18 1974 Daughter 13 7 30-New Zoo Revue 6 l dsv I e 13 8 00-Capta n Kangaroo 8 8 Jeff s Col I 1e 6 P opeye 10 ----,-- 2 SI AMESE cats Coppertone automal c washer assor t ed toys 60 h p outboard motor James Cl fi ord Box 214 A Pomeroy Oh o or phone 992 720 after 5 p m n 13 Mc 1971 KAWASAKI 100 CC Tra b1ke 2 900 m les eK ee l en l condlt1on only askmg $350 Phone 992 2926 12 136tp B 8 8 9 DOZER work land cthnng by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 lfc Com ptete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Raclnet01'1 o Crftt Bradford 5 1 th.. LW EMtANs- -.=:,NtR ET~ delivered Monday through Saturday and even ngs Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc Pr1ced For Yurek Sale I .POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Ph"'ne n2 2181 957 CHEVY parts NCYV Lakewood tracllon bars h 1acker a r shocks hooker headers w th 3 collectors for small block Call 992 3496 after & p m BE ST OFFER 10 17 lf c TWIN NEEDLE SEWING MACH I NES 1974 mode n walnut stand All featur es bu t n to make fancy des1gns and do slretch sew ng Also buttonholes blind hems etc $43 35 cash or terms ava I able Phone 992 7755 12 11 tfc VACUUM c l eaners E:lec o Hyg ene new demonstrators have all cleanmg attachments plus the new Electro Suds for shampoo ng carpet Only $27 SO cash or terms available Phone 99'2 7755 12 11 tfc STEREO RADIO 8 track tape comb nat on AM FM rad o Balance $109 74 or terms Call 992 3965 12 11 tfc 197.4 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES left n ayaway All bu It n to buttonhole do stretch sew ng and fancy st tch ng Pay ust $48 75 cash or terms ava lable Trade ns accepted PhOne 992 7755 12 3 tfc WALNUT stereo rad o am fm 6 track tape comb nat on Balance$11069orterms Call 992 3965 12 3 ftc F IREWOOD for sa le $15 per toad Phone 7A2 4831 12 10 12tp WALNUT stereo rad o am fm 8 track tape comb nat on Balance $107 45 or terms Cat 992 3965 11 19 tfc 5232 ---------- --- a 3 oo-Another World 3 4 15 I ', -- 2 11 tfc f • ., .' ))1 I 'I)' 49 ACRES - ',1 Otllel • '• On water line Can be divided for housing or trailer park RACINE- Modern 3 bedroom Insulated home huge bath lots of closets dry basement garage shop and garden NEW LISTING-On Rt 7 A2 bedroom mobile home drilled well and lot NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 5 room bungalow just off Rt 7 Nice Inside and easy to heat Mtke Douglas 13 4 3Q-Bewttched 3 Mod Squad 6 lucy Show 8 Sa nta Cl aau s 15 5 DO-F Bl 3 Merv Gr If n 4 Andy Gr ff th 8 M sler Roger s Ne ghborhood 20 33 eXCELSIOR Salt Works ~.,J Ma n St Pomeroy All kin~ of salt water pellets wat-:r nuggets block salt and own Oh o R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 Have your bram on at tnck one 6 5 Itt !:i"£PTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 1349 9 18 ttc NORTH ID 'K st;W JNG Mach nes brana new z g zag n n ce walnut table In or gina! cartons Neve'r used Clearance on 74 Models (Only a few ava lablel S43 40 cash or lerms available Phone 992 7755 10 15 )O U like - SUE Bonanza 15 23 Oct 23) For Wednesday Dec 18 1974 A "R cclccE=s- ("M -c-a-'rc= ch: _2o-1c--cA-p-ro"l-c1cc9cc) SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 When do ng last m nute shop p ng for nc denials tak e your checkbook You may spot a b g ba gam for the home Yo u d eas carry a lo t o f we ght w1th others You re es pee at y e ffe c t ve n comm11tee work o speak ng to a group SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21} You th nk fast on your l ee t today You 11 be able to make advantageous moves wh1le o thers st 11 ponder the bas1c lacts TAURUS (Apnl 20 Mey 20) Take th e lead n ventu es o r s tuat ons where you sha e an nle est w th another Your leade sh p s now essen! al CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan GEMINI (Mey 2t June 20) 19) Th s w 11 be a good day for you mater ally Cond tons w II be wo rkmg beh nd the scenes for your betterment B alance w1 I be res tored to a relat onsh p tt1 al has been a t r t e uns teady You I see eye lo eye where you p ev ously d sagreed AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb Some nformat on of a coni dental r atu e w I be passed on to you at work You I be ab le to use I pro! tably 191 Should your paths cross unexpectedly you II be treated w th cons 1derat on today by pe sons of au thor ty and n fluence LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You II PISCES I Feb 20 March 20) be ca ll ed upon to help another manage a Sltuat on a b 1 too nuch fo r h m W th you r help t w I be done suc c ess fu lly Someth ng of mportance Will be ach eved today It wont be brought off by you alone Othe s w II have a hand n t CANCER (June 21 July 22) department stores then use them (plus your established earmng power) as references - HELEN NOTE FROM SUE Espec1ally if you s1gn your IIUllals rather than your (fema le) ftrst name (What do you bet a man heads up that company') + ++ Rap especi ally 1f )OU rea young unman 1cd woman But this tears 1t A nat1onal magazme ran a full page ad headed Now Credot Ca rds for Women F or a me1 e $19 95 the company w1ll obta m wha t qu ah f1ed wome n have a n ght to have - for free And tht s company 1sn t eve n su re 1t can turn the lrtck for 1t says We ll r efund $12 of ) our mane) of you are refused credit (They 11 keep the other $7 95 for the ir trouble ) There a r e t Lmes when 1 thmk bemg born female 1s a pretty ex pens I\ e propos1hon MAD Dear Mad But let s hope not too m my women lay out $19 95 for nat10nal cred1t cards they can obtaon FREE 1£ the) re qualif1ed Really ot osn t that d1fflcu lt 1! you st art b) applymg at local 5 30 News 6 Beverly H li b es 8 H odge podge L od g e 20 Elec Co 33 6 00- News 3 4 ABC News 6 News B 0 13 15 E ec Co 20 Eves Wor ks hop 6 30- NB C News 3 4 ABC News 13 A ew tched 6 CBS News B 10 Zoom 20 Your Future 5 Now 33 7 00 T ut h or Cons 3 4 Bow l ng l or Do llars 6 What s My L ne B News 10 Celebr y Swe~.: ps ak es 13 I spy 5 Zee Cookmg School 20 Cabe l l l nserv ce 33 7 30- Po ce Su rg eon 3 Name T a t T un e t\ N ght Before Ch r s ma s 6 M e l T I s T m e 8 T he J ud ge 10 T o Tell the Truth 13 Book Beat 20 7 .:J5- Ro se Bow Bound -1 8 00 L ttle H o use on he Pra r e (2 hrs ) 3 4 15 ABC T heatre 13 Coll ege Basketball 6 To y 0 Ia do 8 10 Feel ng Good 20 Smners 33 9 00- Can n on 8 0 L fe of Le onar do Da V nc 20 Masterp ece Theatre 33 0 00 Pel roce l 3 4 Frorr Sea o Sh n ng Sea 6 Man h u n te r 8 10 News 20 C t es rtl War 33 1 00 N ews 3 A 6 New s 8 10 13 ABC News 33 11 30 J ohn ny Carson 3 <l 5 W d e Worl d Spec al 13 FBI 6 M ov e 8 Move Eve 10 J ana k 33 12 3G---W ld W ld Wes 6 1 00- Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 2 00- New s 4 Dec 18 1974 The pastor or •.mr church refuses lo marry us unless Jerry moves out of my apa rtment Jerry says that s hypocntlcal I want tc be married m my own church not by a J P So we have a Mextcan stand~ff Jerry won t slop hvmg m sm as Pastor B puts 11 and Pastor B won t make 11 legal until Jerry repents What to do ' - ROPE IN TUG OF WAR !J<>ar Rope How about another pastcr' One who doesn t try to ::un your loves' - HELEN AND S;JE Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to form four ordmary "ords I .">7 YRT () I ' LMD1HELI l J I l tl] (.REFOT~ 7 MAKE'S PEDE5TR'IAN5 CR'OSS Now arran~• the circled !etten ~ ~~ the I:=='=I"==[l,==:=~~l.:::-Ll=,--;;;:~;•~ u;CII:•~•ted 1Prill • SIJRPIIISUNSWIR -. 1r xI Jr I to form 1urprise answer by the above u cartoon xr 1 I J (Anlwert lomorrow) l f'&lrr I•} • I An•wrr ~""-~~, by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Bout1que 5 H1dden supply JO Bmding matenal 11 Hay fever sufferers curse 12 Kiln JJ S1gmflcance H Scalp growth 15 Clarke or Busch 16 Wooden pall (dial ) 17 Contestant 19 One m Hesse 20 Medal rec1p1ent DOWN I Vermont City 2 Asylum 3 Begm mduce (4 wds) 4 Sty 5 Celestial s1ghtmg 6 Lofty Yesterdays Ans'"er mountam 1 VIeW With a Jaundiced eye (3 wds ) 8 Gallant 15 Belle of the 26 Battle barn ground 18 Nevada c1ty 28 Squamous 21 French 29 Anc1ent Greek engraver 22 Left colony 30 Naut ~.:a! d1rc<.:ton dateless gal {2 \His) 9 Covenant 11 Instrument for George Shearmg 21 -Fence Me In 22 Settmg 24 Legatee 25 Fuss 26 Make out 27 SailSh1p of Slate (2 wds) 28 Reg10n of Europe 31 Relallve of W1lliam I 32 So-so grade 33 Throng 34 0! the back 36 ExploSIve dev1ce 37 IMumera ble 38 Dolphm I-.--I--tgenus 39 Crowfoot fam1ly plant 40 Genests name 23 1 oler ate 24 Flash Gordon s 35 One of the T nmt) 36 Aoda s 0 Pcttn a - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t AXVDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW tJ Jun l.ln HEDGE Bett e keep you tr a1,1el ng bag handy th s year You re apt to be on the go qu te often Lots of short pleasur~b e r ps are n store to you Whatever you do and wherever you go today you I cal l tavorab e atten t1 on to yoursell Don t try to duck the spotl ght RAINY CHROME 1 hey become- poll~( 1111 1t PYTHON THEIR One letler s1mply stands for another In thts sam ple A ts used for the three L s X Cor the two 0 s etc S ng lc letter s apostrophes the length and (ormatiOn of the w o 1Js are all hmts Each day the code letters are d1fferent CRYPTOQUOTE G~PU GP FWLP KWYPJZBUD GWMJFPV GP JW ZXLP XFGXVK KXV Y X M V YWUJXDSP Yesterdays Cryptoquote THE DEVIL lAKE II lOSE WHO SAttl OUR BEST THINGS BEFORE WE DID - VI C lOIUNUS (@ 1914 Kinr Features Syndu:a~ In c) DICK TRACY 1TTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ARE L I T T L;iDE~ift.;;,::;;;;,;.~ PAROt.E BOA!IOS LIKE THIS MOTIVATED BY SOCIOLOGICAL STUPIDITY, BRIBERY,. OR JUST AN INFERIORITY CO~PLEX THAT PUTS THEM ON A LEVEL 17 • K2 972 WITH THE MURDERER? • Q7 ... A 110 54 Real Estate For Sale + ... 83 ... K72 SOUTH • J97 'AQJ83 +A 6 ... Q96 West Pass North East South 1• Pass Pass 1¥ 4• 2'1 Pass Pass Pass Open ng lead-J + --~--- 2 STORY 5 bedroom k tchen b g v ng room recreat on room and lot n Mason w Va on Rt 33 Phone (304) 773 5147 12 10 10tc By Oswald & James Jacoby There are two ways to han die bad breaks One IS to let them beat you the other IS to guard aga1nst them Fre quently you can take care of tHe matter by paymg atten tton at tnck baths reception R sewing R Recently renovated . available good spring This you must see JUST SJ BOO RUTLAND Recently carpeted paneled flied new bath L R has fireplace porches garage 2 BR See this today $9 500 COSTS LESS THAN A TRAILER- Lots of ground (large garden area) 3 BR bath nke kitchen lots of paneling & tole porches All In good condition S7 900 HAVE A SELLING PROBLEM' LET US CORRECT IT FOR YOU 992 22U or 992 2568 c_____________________ _J ~ I • • You Soulh hold • 4 3 'f A Q 10 8 6 17 South INT 2'f ' + K J4 +A Q 3 What do you do now? A-Bid four clubs Your partner appeo"rs to be starting a WMP0/1393 ON YOUR DIAL t::e :1:1 •A&~ *N !l The boddmg has been East North West I+ Pass Pass 2+ Pass Pass 3• We talk to you like a JMIISOI1. one You cover Wests Jack of L!L ABNER diamonds w1th the queen "" 2 2- SO YOU TH N V- THERE /5 People have been known to ""'-;--if SOMETH II\JG UNUSU,iiL. 5161-:1 "- L5T 5 outr" ABOUT THOSE PANS E-S lead away from kmgs but SHE= 5 L.OCKII-J6 UP 5 LJPPif\IGo OUT FROM th1s t1me East produces the NOTH N G UNUSUALlJNDE:R T HE DCClR € kmg If you are careless you HAPPENED ALL DAY take your ace nght away Later on you lose the club fmesae East puts hos partner m w1th a d1amond and West leads a spade You thmk but thought does you no good t:ast holds both the ace and queen and you wand up one m the soup Now look how pleasant life IS of vou do a lottie thmkmg at tnck one You note that the kmg of diamonds has shown up m the wrong hand lt IS poss1ble that the same wrong hand holds the ace queen of spades and kmg of clubs Now you let East hold that first tnck He can do any thmg he wants at thi S pomt The same goes for later on when he takes his kmg of clubs but whatever he does he w11l be helpless to put West on lead Now you woll lose JUSt one spade not two POMEROY - A beautiful home large lot 4 BR 2 renovated CAPTAIN EASY East West vulnerable BEDROOM house for sate $500 down S70 per month Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 12 3 ttc - '64 JI0943 + NEW b level home 3 bedrooms bu It n k tchen basement w th one car garage Phone 742 3615 or see M lo Hutch1son 11 1 tfc ----- • AQ83 '10 5 K 8 52 • 10654 5 ROOM house n Rut l and 2 car garage Extra large lot small barn For appo ntment call 742 6456 12 15 6tc 1 EAST WEST 97 ACRES- FREE GAS- 7 MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT PROPERTY TODAY IN BEFORE INFLATION WIPES YOU OUT Raymond Burr 13 WIN AT BRIDGE Asking only S5500 00 room house (rented) good water well cellar and lots of ttmber s G I ligan s Island 6 Tattletales 8 Sesame St 20 33 Move The Br gand 10 2 62 Acres love ly bulld1ng site on good road TP water f\' rd"'' llil}.+<h,Hl" Pr ce 4 OQ--Mr Cartoon 3 Bonanza 'Somerset 15 READY MIX CONCRETE del vered r ght to your pro1ect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 3284 Goeglem Ready Mix Co M1ddleport Oh o 6 30 tfc t'OMEROY- CLOSE IN - if,, I General Hasp tal 6 13 3 JQ-How to Survive a .Marrtage 3 4 15 One L1fe to L ve 13 Lasste 6 Match Game 8 10 Anttques 20 V II a Alegre 33 basement with recreation R workshop porches ~f9~ nice roofed pat1o TEAFORD r•. Edge of N g h t 8 10 Right 8 10 RFD 20 carpet paneling ti led Full V~tq n My L1fe 6 13 G rl Soundstage 33 Real Estate For Sale pm Sear c h f or the Restless 10 Not for Women Only 15 1 JQ-Jeopardy 3 4 Lets Make a Deal 6 13 As t he W o rld Turns 10 Chrtslmas School Progra ms 33 2 ~Days of our L1ves 3 4 Newlywed Game 6 13 Gu dn ng CHR JST MAS TREES for sale any s ze SJ a p ece Wide select on Phone 742 6011 Eugene Morr son 12 12 12tp BUiLDING lot 80ft trontageX 165ft The second tot on left on R verv1ew Onve L ncoln Hill Pomeroy OhiO If In teres ted •call 992 32 30 after sl Bob Brauns 50 50 12 45-E/ec Co 33 12 55- NBC News 3 12 15 1 DO-News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Ph I Donahue 8 Young & Loght 8 10 2 3D--Doctors 3 4 aggressiOn when you levelcl"1th a gu) You ve often discussed the diffiCult) of getting credit cards Bu llw 1nkl e 8 12 3Q-Celebr ty Sweepstakes 15 Split SEcond 6 Tomorrow 8 10 Afternoon w t h D J 13 tEAC.AVA TlNG dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c tank.s nstalled durnp trueks and lo boys for h 1re wilt haul f II d(rt top soli limestone & graver Call BoD or r<oger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 JHght phone 992 3525 or 992 hun \OU re the sam e good bull) ~ 1 u \C always been so let s forget what I send and be fr iends From there maybe lead mto a dtscu ss ton of honest \iS pretense Who knows? You mtght e\ien bt mg him mto the 1970s \\here males are SUPPOSE D to t ea hze lt 1s n t female +-++ Club 4 News 8 10 SEFff 1C TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gall pols John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc HEATERS Password All Stars 6 "+" NAS You can help th ongs a lm g b\ leveling w1th Chad agam Tell Dear Rap 11 55- CBS News 8 Dan /mel s World 10 12LOD--Jackpot 3 615 ---=----~------~ RJR OIL N ew Chrtstmas Goose 33 10 DO-Name That Tune 3 Company 6 Jokers W1ld B 10 Chr stmas School Programs 33 10 3Q-W nnmg Streak 15 Ph I Donahue 4 Gamb t B 10 11 QO-H1gh Rollers 3 4 15 $10 000 Pyramttl 6 Now You See It 8 10 Password All Stars 13 11 3Q-Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bu 1ch 13 Lucy Show 6 Love of l fe 8 10 Sesame St 33 WILL tr m or cut trees or shrubbery clean out basements alt cs etc 949 3221 or 74'2 4221 12 15 26tc SIEGLER and MONOGRAM Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 25- Captam Kangaroo 10 Jack Lalanne 13 30-Brady Bunch 6 55- News 13 DO-AM 3 Paul 0 xon 4 W ld W ld West 6 Movie 13 Ph1l Donahue 15 Hanukkah 33 9 25-Chuck Whote Reports 10 9 3Q-Not For Women Only 3 Haze lS Tattletales 10 • C-SMt>"~u~D-Au'Zt Onee;- 72 ACRES and locust posts Phone 742 3656 12 13 8tp o 6 30-F ve Mtnutes to L ve By 4 News 6 B1blere Answers 8 School Scene 10 The Story 13 6 35 Columbus Today 4 6 45-Morn ng Report 3 10 7 30-Today 3 4 15 Yogt s Gang 6 CBS N ews 8 0 Farmer s SEWI NG MACHINES Repair~ serv ce al l makes 992 228-4 The Fab r c Shop F'omeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv1ce We sharpen Scl5sors 3 29 tfc For Sale 11 ouble w1th men m tm of then an) wa y) IS they re s llll plugged u to the past when ma les pur sued wh1le f ema les pretended dismteresl They 1e p1 ogrammed to fear a woman v.ho ts honest about her emot 1 ms - though mos t w1ll deny this Jt rna) ta ke Chad a wh1le to rea hze a good buddy ts better thart a tease But unless he s the l\ pe who always wants what h" ca nt get he" 1TI he w11t - HI': I EN News 13 6 oo-Sunnse Semtnar 4 Sunr se Semster 6 25-Farm Report 13 ---- Extlngutshers Home Atarms Testmg & Refilling Phone 742 4673 or 742 5595 Btlt Brown Owner Ruttand, Ohto NAS 11 JQ---Johnny Carson 3 4 15 W de Word My stery 13 F Bl 6 Movte Armored Attack 8 Move The Btg H eat 10 Lane Dan ets lOth year dependab e ser1,1 ce Phone 992 2082 M ddleport 12 13 6tp Ftre News 20 3 4 6 News 8 io 3 15 ABC News 33 \1 DO-News p ANO tun ng Ftre She co llect scalps that s not Je:-~lousy but honesty Could my one please tell me ' ' h\ ~ys f:.:tll f01 gtrls who act mean md hard to ge t :-md tu 1n cd~o.ry '~' Ilh girls who level wath them. Musl we be dishonest lo 1111ke the m love us? NOT A SC II EMI':R 8 10 Peoples Bus ness 20 Even ng At Symphony 33 9 'JG-- Ben1amtn Franklin T~e W hir w1nd 8 10 W om an 20 PIANO tun ng and repa r Charles Sca lf 992 3718 12 13 32tp Sales & Serv1ce Bef01 e h e was at m v h<tL~~ Ltim ost t;V£'1v mght that he wasn t wttl Gmn) \\hO ke eps hun dangling md tre 1ts htm hke mud 8 OG-Adam 12 3 15 Happy Days 6 13 01xo n s Chr s tm as Ca rd 4 Peanuls B 10 Amer ca 20 33 B 3D-Move Th sIs The West That Was 3 4 15 Move Ro Freddy Rol 13 Mov 1e The Lov e War 6 Perr o Co Ylo HOME mprovement and Repa r Serv 1ce Anyth n~ f xed arou nd the home from roof to bi!lsement You I I ke our work and rates Phone 74250B 1 12 4 12tp Pro1ect Your Home Or Busmess on I 1Jn Sm<X YI C ve a ly; \ S discussed Lim gs honest!} I told hun Eve • smce I e s acted strange IS If ht:' v.ere tt)tng to avOid me 10 ToTe I The Truth 13 RFD 20 towards LIBRA (Sept ', Cl :td c~.nd I h.:Jve been ~ .M. d b idtlt cs fot 1bout two years "h1k wed 1ted other s Bu I 111 1e diZlng that 111 t eally hooked 8 10 Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work Phone (304) 773 5503 For Sale For Rent Route 7 Rutland B.y Helen and Sue Bottel ·-, Df'dr Gen R 1p ' 3D-NBC News 3 .4 On State Rt 124 111 1ru from Alummum stdmg roofmg complete restdentlal con structton Wtrtng plumbmg elec heating kttchen cabmets etc 27 Yrs expertence tn const trade ~ E ec t r c 6 oo-News 3 4 7 ABC News 6 News B 10 13 15 Company 20 Touch of the Reiiatssa 1ce 33 .. REMODEliNG & CONST rG.;;~;;r~·R;;· Tet~r!~!2~17~og ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE JOHNSON'S los! I I HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING VIOLA LOUKS --------------------------~ Lellen of opinion are welcomed They should he less I than 300 words long (or be subJect to reduction by the editor) and must be signed with the signee s address Names may be withheld upon publication However, on requeot names will be disclosed Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities I Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Contmued from l'age H . Serv1ces . _ jI Bus1ness VIRGO IAug 23 Sept 22) If you pu you r m nd to I you can gel a lot o f work l n shed vou ve brushed as de You II be less energet c tomorrow slam try In clubs TODAY SQUESTION t • He contmues to four spades What do you do now"~ I I THIS IS TH GOODE5T SCARtCROW WE EVER HAD I AIN T SEEN A DADBURI\i CROW c;ox~ AROUND TH LIVELONG DAY VE:RY WELL THEN I LL PAMP5R )OU BY Fa-LOWN6 THEM- ..-- - - ' jD)J~ CWJOlOS \F ~ (>.. ~IlL'S ~ f'R\Et-JD tJ.#Y5 0CST f\<I {:;~D \'0. -w.:; UJq?5 OF '(OJZ �9-Thei?ailySenl!nel M1ddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday [)ec 17 lUll 8 - The Dati) Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy U l'uesday !J<>c 17 1974 Sport Parade agent What should I do' Who knows about tl' Well Mr Cherry of course \ ou and J thmk Mr Cherrv mtght ve told Marvm Mtller Fme I think Mr Cherry has done a real good JOb for you but please tell him to let the thing rest for the tune bemg The most unportant thmg at this pomt Jun IS to remember two factors Nwnber one the facts upon wh1rh this case w1ll be decoded already have taken place No amount of talkm~ now ran change It And the second factor IS no one I repeal no one s hould Jmoy, about this because ot would only be disruptive for you a nd your teammmates tf this story comes out before the end of the season Once the season IS over I II come down to North Carolma s1t down w1th you and Mr Cherry and well work w1th Marvm Mtller to pursue the case But a gam be sure no one else knows That was the way everythmg s tood until Oct 11 one day before the A s met the Dodgers m the World Seroes opener m Los Angeles Ka~stem was m the Los Angeles Rams off1ce waotmg to Ullk about hts chent John Cappelletti to Rams general manager Don Klosterman when he happened to notlce a story m the sports sectlon of the Los Angeles Tunes The story reported by Jerome Holtzman of \be Chicago Sun Times accurately descrobed Hunter s s1tuatlon There had been a Jeak and Kapstem 1\ho ts still shocked by such thmgs was well shocked He got mto a cab and headed for Dodger S12dium where the A s were practicmg Members of the med1a were on the field and Kapstem saw Hunter emerge from the dugout He looked pale verv tense and ups et Kapstem recalls I ve never seen hun that upset Hunter and Kapstem both walked to the end of the dugout away from reporters Hunter had been asked questions about the story but hadn t srud anything so far You ve been a great help to me these las t four weeks Hunter tcld Kapstem I ve got great confidence m you Go ahead and talk to the press I m m no mood tc Ullk tc anybody Kapstem nodded Thts couldn t come out at a worse lime he told Hunter but don t worry I II talk tc the press I JUst want you to know this Jun-1 mtend to h1de nothing I believe we should tell them everything we know because they have a JOb to do and 1t cer lainly tsn t their fault somebody leaked the story For me to say no comment or I don t know would not be fatr or truthful I just want you to know what I mtend domg Jun Hunter approved then ran out on the held to JOin his teammates It doesn t look as If he II be reJmmng them next gprmg though MEMORYO~=" /l..s c a' t ook ou t of r o t h s morn ng SE'e the h son accoun t Hom e r ne c adc o h.:too po;<; l:ove and peace c 1nno be bo uqh a e of m nd Auto Sales Ou r Sf' ses vs ler es w h r ~ th n God be e"e n w II q ve h 5 nnge s c t arge of yo u o 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ouord vou n il t your ways Th s CIPP "5 to he or.s o f our dca and on e wh ch we w 1 see be w th n£'ve to be sepa rat ed aga n Whe n ou I me o ea h s done t ear no de ill when we f o ll ow ou l oved o es fro m lh s wor l d There s ode<~ h the twman hear c; <'In p e spa ce to ose th n so Pomeroy Mo'for Co. 1972 NOVA S2250 2 door V 8 au tomat•c power steer ng black v nyl top w th red lin sh good wh t e wall fires rad•o local 1 owner car and ser v ced regularly by us the s e n s t s tove r o<~d tha w nds L fe s il among th e h t me F=u m ty 1970 CHEVROLET PUBLIC NOTI CE 11995 Complete plumbmg & heat1ng serv1ce and general sheet metal works Free Est1mates Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992 5700 HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Monte Carlo 350 V 8 automat c power steenng power Not ce s hereby g v en tha on he I th day of February 1975 brakes dark blue f n sh b lue 1nter or blue vmy l roof at 0 00 AM EST at 219 Sout h factory a r cond ton ng I ke new wh t e wall t res rad o H g h Str eet Co lum bu s Oh o Complete plumbmg & Many other extras he L q uo Contro l Comm ss on w I con du et a pub! c h ea r n g tor heatmg serv1ce Free he purpose of d es g nat ng the 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA 11295 Estimates r eso t areas he geograph ca 4 door c lean nter or aqua f n sh good I res V B I m s of suc h reso rt a eas th e automat c P steer na a1r cond t1oned length of r eso rt se ason n suc h Phone 949 5961 areas a nd adv s ab ty of Emergency 992 3995 ssu n g D 7 perm Is w th n such ar eas or 992 5700 Under h e p ro1,1 s ons of Sec t on s JJO J 183 and J303 262 OPEN EVES 8 00 PM Rev sed Code of Oh 10 such POMEROY OHIO hear ng sha ll be co ndu c t ed under the r eq u ren ents a s set forth n such sec ens 97J CUl LA SS ~upreme a r At such hear ng the Depart cond toned an lm many Nolle~ m en of L quor Control and he no e ex as PriCe redu c ed Department of Econom c and TC G VE AWAY sm all b la ck CA.lH pad for all makes and S600 Phon e 992 9981 Commun ty oe~,~elopment w 1 models ol mob l e homes mae p upp y l o good home 2 17 3tc offer t es t many as to th e ad Phone area code 6 14 423 9531 house brok en Phonco 992 3090 v sab ty of h e des gnat on of 4 13 tfc 12 15 3 c 1966 CHE VY mpala 327 $35 0 such re sort a ea and the Phone 949 4 1<~ ssuance ot sad perm t and the PERSONALLY cha eng e ttle 12 17 3tc L quor Co n trol Con m ss on w I LATHE wood urn ng w th or ge nt em an at sh ot a tw e n r ece ve te st many from a 1 such w lhou t motor Phone 843 the ron! ot ny bu d ng 973 CU TL ASS S P owe r 2824 persons who w sh to ott er such L eona rd ( Boo l Hess s eer ng brakes w ndow s tes t many prov ded not ce s 12 15 3tc 12 15 31C A M FM s tereo rad o and tap e g ven n wr t ng I ve days pr or payer cr use control I It to such hear ng to the L quor ~200 REWARD fo r nfor-nal on whee l rad als new brakes Co ntrol Comm ss on at 219 400 BALES of nay Phone 992 l ead ng to the arrest an d and shocks SJ 000 Phone 992 South H gh St reet Columbus 7168 conv ct on of t he person who 345 3 or 992 3381 Oh o 432 15 and under the 12 17 6t c s ole the wh l e co e n the l2 15 6tp prov s ons ot Sect on 4303 262 v II ag e of Long Bottom P M Rev sed Code ot Oh o Cowdery 985 3929 1972 VW 4 speed new res By order of ~ JUNK autos complete and Phone 992 3647 2 17 3t c LIQUOR CO NTROL COM del vered to our yard We 12 15 6tc MISSION - STATE OF OHIO .-\ UCT O N PICk up au o bodies and buy Thursdav <1nrl John F Gw n all k nds of scrap metals and Sa tur day n gh t 7 p m at ChiJ rman ron R der s Salvage St Rt Masdn Au c t on Hor on St n 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Otl o Mason W Va Cons gnments F re d J Krumho tz Call 992 5468 wel ( ome Phone (3 04 1 773 V ce Cha rman 10 17 tfc 5471 10 3 tfc Kenn eth E Tl'1omas DOG wh te and brown hound n Member Bowman s Run area name O LD turn tur,e ce boxes brass ( 12 17 OUR FLORIDA FR U T HA S bed s or complete househol ds and t aq on collar Dona d ARR I VED Ham! norang es Wr le M 0 M I er Rt 4 W eese Sy ra cuse Phone 992 nav e l oran ges l ange oes Pomeroy Oh o Ca 992 7760 508 9 p nk and wh le g rapefru 10 7 14 12 15 3t Call ME GS FFA 992 2 59 for de very or co me to the Vo Ag SC HW NN Pxe 6 n B cyce Oepa lmenl or con tac t any boys or g s a lmost n ew FFA me mber 110 FOR tunK cars $15 Phone 949 5001 12 11 6tc del vered i7 JUnked auto 12 7 3t c bod es Phone 9J9 4.:184 1 I 24 26 p HOUSE 4 rooms and bath n ce yard and d r veway A so FOR JU NK furn Shed ap t Ca l 992 2780 or CASHSSSUSS CON TA CT u s now secure your CARS Camp FRYE S 992 3432 future wh e open ngs a e TRUCK and AUTO PARTS '1 12 tf c st ava lab e as sa es lady Rutland phone 742 6094 beau y adv sor l or fabu ous 11 26 26tc 0 of M nk Cos met cs COUN TRY Mob If Home Park R t 33 ten m es north of Sa uvage s Box J Syr acuse Pom eroy Larg e lots w th Oh o 45779 co ncrete pa t os s dewalks 12 17 Otp unners and off street TWO year old part Ho ste n and park ng Also spaces for STREET ma ntenance man part Hereford he fer Phon e small tra lers Phone 992 7479 needed by J an lsi fo r Rae ne 992 3944 7 21 tfc Se m r e r ed man preferred 12 17 3t c 12 17 3 c Green H1ll Homes Inc to J RM furn shed apt c lose lo Powe Is Super Vatu phone PLANTATION grown Chr st Salem A Yates Nma D Yates 992 3658 mas rees Scotc h P1ne 234 Acre Sutton 11 20 tfc Norway Spruce Blue Spruce and Doug as F r Reasonable Darlene Warner to Slate of pr1ces Shop early for best FUR N SHED apl Adults on y Ohw Dept of Natural se ec ons Bob s Market M ddleport Phone 992 3874 In Mason w Va 773 5721 Resources 2 05 Acres Sc1p10 11 4 tf c 12 11 If Luther E Boothe Neva ------U NFURNISHED house 4 3 SPACE gas heaters S30 each Boothe to Luther E Boothe rooms and bath 1650 L ncoln two new bedroom set Early He ghts Phone 992 3874 Neva Boothe Parcels Orange A mer can 6 months old S250 Age 8 or Older 11141fc 250 Amp gasol ne we de r Clyde J Morlan Ethel Mane S600 Qu1ckway valve tac ng Morlan to Joseph W Baugh FURN S HED apartment mach ne automat ve $750 2 f rst I ne BFG t res one floor ut t t es I urn shed su~table man Linda L Baughman Lot for two work ng men or safe $135 John Deere flllrm 2 Orange ret red coup e L v ng room tractor Model A $250 as s 111 Court St , Pomeroy k tchen shower and bath On Master a r cond1t on ng too Dame! Thompson LoUise man h ghway Mason W Va set gas stat on T BA tems Phone 992 2156 Thompson to Kenneth D Phone 773 S1J7 AI for se l or trade Arnold 10 27 lfc Oc teau Sel er s R1dge Port Cooke Lots :Hi Bosworth s ASS I ST ANT d rector one to two - ---and Oh1o any t me Add Middleport 12 11 SIC days per week ypng abe to 2 BEDROOM ra ler adults superv se vo unte ers In only Phone 992 3J2J Floyd C Millhone Jocla~re terested n past prese nt and 1 saddle and 12 17 tt c TWO pon 1es M1llhone to Homer E Cole future of our county An equal br die SBS complete See opportun ty emp oyer Ca I APT 1 bedroom turn shed apt Arnold Octeau Seller s Nancy R Cole Lots Ar 992 2304 or wr te Me gs R1dge Porlland Oh o any loca ted 12 m es from baugh s Sub D1v Tuppers 1 me County P one e r and Pomeroy Phone (3041 773 H1stor ca Soc ely Box 14 5 12 11 ate 5118 Plams Pomeroy Oh o 15 769 12 17 3tc Lovena Mae aka Lovena 12 15 3tc G~OCERY busness for sale Auld ng for sale or lea se 3 BEDROOM house Phon e 992 Barrett to Mildred V1rg1ma 39 75 or 992 2571 Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m PUBLIC NOTICE Lauderm1lt Lot Middleport to 0 p m tor appo ntment 12 3 tfc - - - 3 20 lie Clllzens Natl Bank to Th~rd TO JAME S N HARRIS AD DRESS UNKNOWN WHOSE 2 BEDROOM double w de Mtll Corp Lots M1ddleport LAST KNOWN ADDRESS WAS mob le home n Syracu se REFRIGERATOR k !chen Marcelene Katherme W1lson 206 BEECH STREE T M D Depos I requ r ed No ch tdr en range sofa d nette set DLEPORT OHIO or pets Call 9n 244 1 after 6 lamps record player tc Mmme G McCartney Lots pm bedroom su1tes anllques and Millersburg In the Co mmon Peas Co ur t ot of1'1er tem s Phone 992 3457 12 1 li e County Oh o Pomeroy 12 10 7tc Chester D Knopp Patnc1a Me1gs Oh o Case No 15 708 w 1 e - - - -- - - TRAILER space 2m les from A Knopp to Ohio Power Co Harr s Pia nt If vs James N 19?0 12 x 60 MOBILE home Pomeroy Rt 14 3 Phone 992 Harr s Defendant a Comp l a nt ready lo occupy septiC tank 6 70 Acres 10 50 Acres coal 5858 for d 1vorce exc us ve cus tody water all utlllt es $4 500 can Salem 10 27 tiC of m nor ch ld and other rei ef 1973 Chevy No1,1a f nance has been fled aga1nst you You Evelyn Warner Aff1dav1t small 8 excellent condlt on are requ~red to answer the J AND 4 ROOM furnished and automat c and power $2 395 ScipiO Compla nt w lh n tw enly e1ght unfurnished apartments Seven acres large woodland Phone 992 543 4 Patrtcta Ann Roush to Damel days al er the a st pub cat on ad Jacent to Forked R lm Slate 4 12 tfc Park townsh p road $2 500 R Roush Parcels Lebanon Larry Spen c er Ca I 992 2720 before 4 p m Cler k of Courts Three Ease Cols and PRIVATE meetng room tor after 4 p m ca ll 992 3589 Me gs County Oh o any organ zat on phone 992 1'2 15 3tc Southern Oh10 Elec Co 31100 39?5 ( 2 10 17 24 31 (1)7 14 6tc 31102 3 11 tfc REG Dorrset buck for sale V ctor Genhe1mer Pea ch fork Three Ease Col and Rd NOTICE ON FILING ONE BEDROOM Ira ler all Southern OhiO Elect 31103 12 15 3tp OF INVENTORY ut I t es and cab e TV Fur AND APPRAISEMENT n shed Phone 992 3719 after 31108 PomerO) TWO 35 000 BTU gas heaters 4 30 p m State of Oh1o Me gs Six Ease Leadmg Creek The $15 and S25 JO gal on gas County Court of Common 12 9 tfc water heater SJO Two double Pleas Probate DIVISIOn Cons D1st beds w th spr ngs $5 each To the Executor of the estate 2 BEDROOM tra ler on New Phone 992 7309 o such of the follow ng as are L1ma Road 2 m le out of 12 15 Stp res dents of the State of Oh o Harr sonv1l e Phone 7J2 5B02 11 z h e surv v ng spouse the 12156tc COURIER ML100 linear 12 HE DIDN'T WIN next of km the benef1c ar es volt B track tape player tor CLEVELAND (UPI) -The under the w II and to the at JRA LER SPACE for rent car Avon bottles Phone torney or allorneys Phone 367 ?743 famous last words of any coach represent ng any of the number 992 2244 12156tp 12 15 Stc who has JUSt been ftred are- atorement oned persons Leonard Ward Ph lbr ck You ve got to win m this Rae ne Oh o Sutton Townsh p F URNISHED apt 3 rooms and POINSETTIAS Cleland Green bath 1deat for work ng No 21 195 House Gerald ne Cleland business and I didn t coup e Phone 992 2937 You are hereby not fed that Rae ne Oh o That s what N1ck Skonch the 12 15 6tc Inventory and Ap 12 15 7tc S81d Monday after Cleveland pralsement of the estate of tl'1e atorement oned de ceased late FURNtSHED house tor rent 5 3 BEDROOM house n M 1d BroWilB owner Art Modell of sad County was fled n t h s mmutes to Me gs Mme No 1 dleport for sale or rent to Call 742 5986 r ght party Ready to move 10 dismiSSed him as head coach of Court Sad Inventory and Appra semen! w II be for 12 13 5tc Newly decorated Phone 992 the Browns the day after the hear ng before thiS Court on the 7244 23rd day ot December 1974 at TRAILER for rent 3 bedroom learn ended the worst season m 10 12 15 3tc oo o clock AM furn shed 12x60 Call 742 342 2 club history with a 4-10 mark Any person deslr ng to f e or 927 6436 APPLES F 1.,.... .... vrchard 12 13 6tp The flnalde!eatSunday, a 28- exceptions thereto must f le State Route 689 Pl'1one them at least f ve days pr or to W lkesvllle 669 3785 24 loss at Houston which was the date set for hear ng 4 ROOMS furn1shed apt with 112126tc Given under my hand and balh 2 bedroom llvmg room the Oilers' first victory over seal of sa d Court th1S 711'1 day of and k1tc hen upstairs Phone 1963C HEVY 1electr1 cg utar 2 Cleveland was not the last Dr cember 1974 992 5810 AKC Reg black. poodles 12 13 6tp straw according to Modell, Phone (304} 882 2591 Man g ing B Webster 12 13 4tc who made his deciSIOn 'm fmal Judge 2 BEPROOM t ra ler at c orner of Broadway and Elm form 10 days to two weeks ELECTRIC stove refrigerator By Ann B Watson M ddteport No pets or earlier dinette set For appo ntment Deputy Clerk ch l dren Call 992 25BO lifter 6 call 742 6456 P m (1 1) 10 17 2tc 12 15 6tc 12 5 tic POMEROY MOTOR CO. Want"" To Buy l I I I I I I I I I I I Assets of area juuncl dbuml,mt Dear Sir There ts no questiOn but what the world and natwnal economy IS very bad especrnlly the sleek market but when we say 7 pet of the people are unemployed, don t forget 93 pet are workmg and tt ts these who should buy and keep the economy gomg At the end of every year most busmesses take an mventcry of their stcck make a balance sheet showmg what they own (assets) and what they owe (habllihes) which w1th the profot and loss statement show them JUSt how they stand Just what are some of our bright spots' All we hear 1s the energy crisis Thatts exactly what we have to sell for 1nstance our new Gavm plant 1s a thrilling stght as you dr1ve down the West Vtrgmta s1de To thmk that we send all this power tc the great need It ts hard to comprehend that amount of power from Gavm, Kyger Creek and Sporn all w1tt.m the Tr1-county area If you have not had the advantage of seemg the new coal mme near Salem Center you have mtssed one of the most unpress1ve example of what can be done with the best eqwpment m the world, Wlth money to rom 1t and the coal to supply tt At the very peak ofcoalproductlon m tilts area tt would take months to produce what ts conveyed on these belts w1thin an hour Yet tilts may be only the begmrung of what can happen m th1s area I have been told by manylf>at m many places here there are sometrrnes three vems of coal at different levels so all IS needed IS tc go deeper Then there IS always a chance for smular mmes m other parts of the ftve counties It s hard to conce!Ve what could happen It appears that Congress 1s m the mood to pump prune the economy If so there 1s reason to believe that some way will be found to push anythmg needed lor mcreased energy con sequently I am sure that some help as to rale mcreases lax relle! subs1d1es if necessary should push the new plant at New Haven West Vtrginla II so this agam w1ll require more coal and should help the now ex1stmg coal mme at New Haven or some additional mmes locally or if by r~ver further stunulate r1ver traff1c The statement that nver trafftc IS 10 limes greater than 10 years ago may be an understatement It ts such a help to our local economy With the posslbllity or almost certamty of the remodeling of the Eureka dam larger and larger barges and more o! them can qu1ckly be sent through the locks and more and more coal chenucals, oil and gasolme sent to the market It IS really a cham reaction Kaiser Alununum and Foote Mmeral and many other large plants have chosen tc locate near here because of the abundance of power and very low cost nver fre1ght Wouldn t 1t be mce tc have several plants as large as Kruser Alummum' Thts part o! the country IS known as Appalachrn because tt seemed to have nothing to offer But now look at some of the unprovements In almost any of th1s sectwn yoo can !md unproved hotels and most modern motels stores have been greqtly unproved and there IS not nearly so many vacant stores many shopping centers many new steak houses burger type restaurants pancake houses, sausage restaurants darry tsles etc Most of the banks have greatly enlarged their facilities buill new buildings and even set up branch banks and buildmg and loans etc Just now I noticed a new apartment bouse ts JUst starting m Middleport similar to the one recently completed there on the nver Both Me1gs and Gall1a Coontles have vast home development centers We have new hospttals new schools, new airports, new golf courses, new semor c1t1Zens centers I can go on and on The prospects look br1gher teo lor better roads The State of Oh1o lS sure to have some pwnp priming m thiS area There IS a good chance we will get a new bridge near Ravenswood which wW put Me1gs County wlthm ftve miles of I 77, which connects to I 70, I 90, I 90 gomg north glVmg easy access to I 71 and I 75 gomg south We should also receiVe an unprovernent m QS 35 gmng north and 124 m Me1gs to Jackson These roads are badly needed and should get first pr10r1ty The Appalach1an H1ghway may also be completed In Cincmnati m this pump prmung deal N! lor our liab1litles Cerlamly we w11l be affected somewhat by a nat10nal slowdown but our ch1ef liability ts fear If people are told often enough that thmgs are bad they step buying and the factories do slow down Luke sa1d the angels sang at the first Christmas, Fear not, for behold I brmg you t1dmgs of great joy " The world then was m much worse conditions than Help Wanted Meigs Property For Sale Transfers Carrier Wanted NEW HAVEN The Daily Sentinel now "'-,- - - - - - - - - - - - - May we search and pray for fa\lh tc remove our fears, hope to strengthen us for events m the future, and for love tc g~ve us th~ sereruty and the confidence to go !orth to use what God has g1ven us so that our JOYmlghtbefull God IS Love Love casts out aU fears - Fred Blaeltnar 709 gprmg Ave Pomeroy - -------- Mob1le Homes For Sale TRA ILER for rent or sale 3 bedrooms unfurn1shed ut I t es pa d ocated at new Mob le Home Park n Burtmgham Phone 992 7751 12 15 tfc I -- -- -- "----"._._ ~ I ABC News 13 Se w tched 6 CBS News Zoom 20 Your Future Is Now 33 7 00- Truth or Consequences 3 4 Bow ng Fnr Do ars 6 wra s My L.ne 7 8 News 10 Name Tha t Tune 13 To Be A ounced 15 Antiques 20 Cabbel ln serv ce 33 7 3D-Hal ywood Squares 3 Hoi ywood Squa r es 4 W d W d World of An mals 6 $25 000 Pyram d S New Pr ce 1s R g hl by pass Open Mon SAM Brown's Fire & Safety EqUipment Marco Sportl te 33 10 oo-Po ce Story J 4 15 ~reus We by M D 6 13 Soundstage 33 10 3D--Your Future Is Now 20 Sat 6PM Janakt 33 1 oo-Tomorrow 3 4 2 00 News 4 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18 1974 Daughter 13 7 30-New Zoo Revue 6 l dsv I e 13 8 00-Capta n Kangaroo 8 8 Jeff s Col I 1e 6 P opeye 10 ----,-- 2 SI AMESE cats Coppertone automal c washer assor t ed toys 60 h p outboard motor James Cl fi ord Box 214 A Pomeroy Oh o or phone 992 720 after 5 p m n 13 Mc 1971 KAWASAKI 100 CC Tra b1ke 2 900 m les eK ee l en l condlt1on only askmg $350 Phone 992 2926 12 136tp B 8 8 9 DOZER work land cthnng by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 lfc Com ptete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Raclnet01'1 o Crftt Bradford 5 1 th.. LW EMtANs- -.=:,NtR ET~ delivered Monday through Saturday and even ngs Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc Pr1ced For Yurek Sale I .POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Ph"'ne n2 2181 957 CHEVY parts NCYV Lakewood tracllon bars h 1acker a r shocks hooker headers w th 3 collectors for small block Call 992 3496 after & p m BE ST OFFER 10 17 lf c TWIN NEEDLE SEWING MACH I NES 1974 mode n walnut stand All featur es bu t n to make fancy des1gns and do slretch sew ng Also buttonholes blind hems etc $43 35 cash or terms ava I able Phone 992 7755 12 11 tfc VACUUM c l eaners E:lec o Hyg ene new demonstrators have all cleanmg attachments plus the new Electro Suds for shampoo ng carpet Only $27 SO cash or terms available Phone 99'2 7755 12 11 tfc STEREO RADIO 8 track tape comb nat on AM FM rad o Balance $109 74 or terms Call 992 3965 12 11 tfc 197.4 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES left n ayaway All bu It n to buttonhole do stretch sew ng and fancy st tch ng Pay ust $48 75 cash or terms ava lable Trade ns accepted PhOne 992 7755 12 3 tfc WALNUT stereo rad o am fm 6 track tape comb nat on Balance$11069orterms Call 992 3965 12 3 ftc F IREWOOD for sa le $15 per toad Phone 7A2 4831 12 10 12tp WALNUT stereo rad o am fm 8 track tape comb nat on Balance $107 45 or terms Cat 992 3965 11 19 tfc 5232 ---------- --- a 3 oo-Another World 3 4 15 I ', -- 2 11 tfc f • ., .' ))1 I 'I)' 49 ACRES - ',1 Otllel • '• On water line Can be divided for housing or trailer park RACINE- Modern 3 bedroom Insulated home huge bath lots of closets dry basement garage shop and garden NEW LISTING-On Rt 7 A2 bedroom mobile home drilled well and lot NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 5 room bungalow just off Rt 7 Nice Inside and easy to heat Mtke Douglas 13 4 3Q-Bewttched 3 Mod Squad 6 lucy Show 8 Sa nta Cl aau s 15 5 DO-F Bl 3 Merv Gr If n 4 Andy Gr ff th 8 M sler Roger s Ne ghborhood 20 33 eXCELSIOR Salt Works ~.,J Ma n St Pomeroy All kin~ of salt water pellets wat-:r nuggets block salt and own Oh o R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 Have your bram on at tnck one 6 5 Itt !:i"£PTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 1349 9 18 ttc NORTH ID 'K st;W JNG Mach nes brana new z g zag n n ce walnut table In or gina! cartons Neve'r used Clearance on 74 Models (Only a few ava lablel S43 40 cash or lerms available Phone 992 7755 10 15 )O U like - SUE Bonanza 15 23 Oct 23) For Wednesday Dec 18 1974 A "R cclccE=s- ("M -c-a-'rc= ch: _2o-1c--cA-p-ro"l-c1cc9cc) SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 When do ng last m nute shop p ng for nc denials tak e your checkbook You may spot a b g ba gam for the home Yo u d eas carry a lo t o f we ght w1th others You re es pee at y e ffe c t ve n comm11tee work o speak ng to a group SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21} You th nk fast on your l ee t today You 11 be able to make advantageous moves wh1le o thers st 11 ponder the bas1c lacts TAURUS (Apnl 20 Mey 20) Take th e lead n ventu es o r s tuat ons where you sha e an nle est w th another Your leade sh p s now essen! al CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan GEMINI (Mey 2t June 20) 19) Th s w 11 be a good day for you mater ally Cond tons w II be wo rkmg beh nd the scenes for your betterment B alance w1 I be res tored to a relat onsh p tt1 al has been a t r t e uns teady You I see eye lo eye where you p ev ously d sagreed AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb Some nformat on of a coni dental r atu e w I be passed on to you at work You I be ab le to use I pro! tably 191 Should your paths cross unexpectedly you II be treated w th cons 1derat on today by pe sons of au thor ty and n fluence LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You II PISCES I Feb 20 March 20) be ca ll ed upon to help another manage a Sltuat on a b 1 too nuch fo r h m W th you r help t w I be done suc c ess fu lly Someth ng of mportance Will be ach eved today It wont be brought off by you alone Othe s w II have a hand n t CANCER (June 21 July 22) department stores then use them (plus your established earmng power) as references - HELEN NOTE FROM SUE Espec1ally if you s1gn your IIUllals rather than your (fema le) ftrst name (What do you bet a man heads up that company') + ++ Rap especi ally 1f )OU rea young unman 1cd woman But this tears 1t A nat1onal magazme ran a full page ad headed Now Credot Ca rds for Women F or a me1 e $19 95 the company w1ll obta m wha t qu ah f1ed wome n have a n ght to have - for free And tht s company 1sn t eve n su re 1t can turn the lrtck for 1t says We ll r efund $12 of ) our mane) of you are refused credit (They 11 keep the other $7 95 for the ir trouble ) There a r e t Lmes when 1 thmk bemg born female 1s a pretty ex pens I\ e propos1hon MAD Dear Mad But let s hope not too m my women lay out $19 95 for nat10nal cred1t cards they can obtaon FREE 1£ the) re qualif1ed Really ot osn t that d1fflcu lt 1! you st art b) applymg at local 5 30 News 6 Beverly H li b es 8 H odge podge L od g e 20 Elec Co 33 6 00- News 3 4 ABC News 6 News B 0 13 15 E ec Co 20 Eves Wor ks hop 6 30- NB C News 3 4 ABC News 13 A ew tched 6 CBS News B 10 Zoom 20 Your Future 5 Now 33 7 00 T ut h or Cons 3 4 Bow l ng l or Do llars 6 What s My L ne B News 10 Celebr y Swe~.: ps ak es 13 I spy 5 Zee Cookmg School 20 Cabe l l l nserv ce 33 7 30- Po ce Su rg eon 3 Name T a t T un e t\ N ght Before Ch r s ma s 6 M e l T I s T m e 8 T he J ud ge 10 T o Tell the Truth 13 Book Beat 20 7 .:J5- Ro se Bow Bound -1 8 00 L ttle H o use on he Pra r e (2 hrs ) 3 4 15 ABC T heatre 13 Coll ege Basketball 6 To y 0 Ia do 8 10 Feel ng Good 20 Smners 33 9 00- Can n on 8 0 L fe of Le onar do Da V nc 20 Masterp ece Theatre 33 0 00 Pel roce l 3 4 Frorr Sea o Sh n ng Sea 6 Man h u n te r 8 10 News 20 C t es rtl War 33 1 00 N ews 3 A 6 New s 8 10 13 ABC News 33 11 30 J ohn ny Carson 3 <l 5 W d e Worl d Spec al 13 FBI 6 M ov e 8 Move Eve 10 J ana k 33 12 3G---W ld W ld Wes 6 1 00- Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 2 00- New s 4 Dec 18 1974 The pastor or •.mr church refuses lo marry us unless Jerry moves out of my apa rtment Jerry says that s hypocntlcal I want tc be married m my own church not by a J P So we have a Mextcan stand~ff Jerry won t slop hvmg m sm as Pastor B puts 11 and Pastor B won t make 11 legal until Jerry repents What to do ' - ROPE IN TUG OF WAR !J<>ar Rope How about another pastcr' One who doesn t try to ::un your loves' - HELEN AND S;JE Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to form four ordmary "ords I .">7 YRT () I ' LMD1HELI l J I l tl] (.REFOT~ 7 MAKE'S PEDE5TR'IAN5 CR'OSS Now arran~• the circled !etten ~ ~~ the I:=='=I"==[l,==:=~~l.:::-Ll=,--;;;:~;•~ u;CII:•~•ted 1Prill • SIJRPIIISUNSWIR -. 1r xI Jr I to form 1urprise answer by the above u cartoon xr 1 I J (Anlwert lomorrow) l f'&lrr I•} • I An•wrr ~""-~~, by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Bout1que 5 H1dden supply JO Bmding matenal 11 Hay fever sufferers curse 12 Kiln JJ S1gmflcance H Scalp growth 15 Clarke or Busch 16 Wooden pall (dial ) 17 Contestant 19 One m Hesse 20 Medal rec1p1ent DOWN I Vermont City 2 Asylum 3 Begm mduce (4 wds) 4 Sty 5 Celestial s1ghtmg 6 Lofty Yesterdays Ans'"er mountam 1 VIeW With a Jaundiced eye (3 wds ) 8 Gallant 15 Belle of the 26 Battle barn ground 18 Nevada c1ty 28 Squamous 21 French 29 Anc1ent Greek engraver 22 Left colony 30 Naut ~.:a! d1rc<.:ton dateless gal {2 \His) 9 Covenant 11 Instrument for George Shearmg 21 -Fence Me In 22 Settmg 24 Legatee 25 Fuss 26 Make out 27 SailSh1p of Slate (2 wds) 28 Reg10n of Europe 31 Relallve of W1lliam I 32 So-so grade 33 Throng 34 0! the back 36 ExploSIve dev1ce 37 IMumera ble 38 Dolphm I-.--I--tgenus 39 Crowfoot fam1ly plant 40 Genests name 23 1 oler ate 24 Flash Gordon s 35 One of the T nmt) 36 Aoda s 0 Pcttn a - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t AXVDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW tJ Jun l.ln HEDGE Bett e keep you tr a1,1el ng bag handy th s year You re apt to be on the go qu te often Lots of short pleasur~b e r ps are n store to you Whatever you do and wherever you go today you I cal l tavorab e atten t1 on to yoursell Don t try to duck the spotl ght RAINY CHROME 1 hey become- poll~( 1111 1t PYTHON THEIR One letler s1mply stands for another In thts sam ple A ts used for the three L s X Cor the two 0 s etc S ng lc letter s apostrophes the length and (ormatiOn of the w o 1Js are all hmts Each day the code letters are d1fferent CRYPTOQUOTE G~PU GP FWLP KWYPJZBUD GWMJFPV GP JW ZXLP XFGXVK KXV Y X M V YWUJXDSP Yesterdays Cryptoquote THE DEVIL lAKE II lOSE WHO SAttl OUR BEST THINGS BEFORE WE DID - VI C lOIUNUS (@ 1914 Kinr Features Syndu:a~ In c) DICK TRACY 1TTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ARE L I T T L;iDE~ift.;;,::;;;;,;.~ PAROt.E BOA!IOS LIKE THIS MOTIVATED BY SOCIOLOGICAL STUPIDITY, BRIBERY,. OR JUST AN INFERIORITY CO~PLEX THAT PUTS THEM ON A LEVEL 17 • K2 972 WITH THE MURDERER? • Q7 ... A 110 54 Real Estate For Sale + ... 83 ... K72 SOUTH • J97 'AQJ83 +A 6 ... Q96 West Pass North East South 1• Pass Pass 1¥ 4• 2'1 Pass Pass Pass Open ng lead-J + --~--- 2 STORY 5 bedroom k tchen b g v ng room recreat on room and lot n Mason w Va on Rt 33 Phone (304) 773 5147 12 10 10tc By Oswald & James Jacoby There are two ways to han die bad breaks One IS to let them beat you the other IS to guard aga1nst them Fre quently you can take care of tHe matter by paymg atten tton at tnck baths reception R sewing R Recently renovated . available good spring This you must see JUST SJ BOO RUTLAND Recently carpeted paneled flied new bath L R has fireplace porches garage 2 BR See this today $9 500 COSTS LESS THAN A TRAILER- Lots of ground (large garden area) 3 BR bath nke kitchen lots of paneling & tole porches All In good condition S7 900 HAVE A SELLING PROBLEM' LET US CORRECT IT FOR YOU 992 22U or 992 2568 c_____________________ _J ~ I • • You Soulh hold • 4 3 'f A Q 10 8 6 17 South INT 2'f ' + K J4 +A Q 3 What do you do now? A-Bid four clubs Your partner appeo"rs to be starting a WMP0/1393 ON YOUR DIAL t::e :1:1 •A&~ *N !l The boddmg has been East North West I+ Pass Pass 2+ Pass Pass 3• We talk to you like a JMIISOI1. one You cover Wests Jack of L!L ABNER diamonds w1th the queen "" 2 2- SO YOU TH N V- THERE /5 People have been known to ""'-;--if SOMETH II\JG UNUSU,iiL. 5161-:1 "- L5T 5 outr" ABOUT THOSE PANS E-S lead away from kmgs but SHE= 5 L.OCKII-J6 UP 5 LJPPif\IGo OUT FROM th1s t1me East produces the NOTH N G UNUSUALlJNDE:R T HE DCClR € kmg If you are careless you HAPPENED ALL DAY take your ace nght away Later on you lose the club fmesae East puts hos partner m w1th a d1amond and West leads a spade You thmk but thought does you no good t:ast holds both the ace and queen and you wand up one m the soup Now look how pleasant life IS of vou do a lottie thmkmg at tnck one You note that the kmg of diamonds has shown up m the wrong hand lt IS poss1ble that the same wrong hand holds the ace queen of spades and kmg of clubs Now you let East hold that first tnck He can do any thmg he wants at thi S pomt The same goes for later on when he takes his kmg of clubs but whatever he does he w11l be helpless to put West on lead Now you woll lose JUSt one spade not two POMEROY - A beautiful home large lot 4 BR 2 renovated CAPTAIN EASY East West vulnerable BEDROOM house for sate $500 down S70 per month Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 12 3 ttc - '64 JI0943 + NEW b level home 3 bedrooms bu It n k tchen basement w th one car garage Phone 742 3615 or see M lo Hutch1son 11 1 tfc ----- • AQ83 '10 5 K 8 52 • 10654 5 ROOM house n Rut l and 2 car garage Extra large lot small barn For appo ntment call 742 6456 12 15 6tc 1 EAST WEST 97 ACRES- FREE GAS- 7 MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT PROPERTY TODAY IN BEFORE INFLATION WIPES YOU OUT Raymond Burr 13 WIN AT BRIDGE Asking only S5500 00 room house (rented) good water well cellar and lots of ttmber s G I ligan s Island 6 Tattletales 8 Sesame St 20 33 Move The Br gand 10 2 62 Acres love ly bulld1ng site on good road TP water f\' rd"'' llil}.+<h,Hl" Pr ce 4 OQ--Mr Cartoon 3 Bonanza 'Somerset 15 READY MIX CONCRETE del vered r ght to your pro1ect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 3284 Goeglem Ready Mix Co M1ddleport Oh o 6 30 tfc t'OMEROY- CLOSE IN - if,, I General Hasp tal 6 13 3 JQ-How to Survive a .Marrtage 3 4 15 One L1fe to L ve 13 Lasste 6 Match Game 8 10 Anttques 20 V II a Alegre 33 basement with recreation R workshop porches ~f9~ nice roofed pat1o TEAFORD r•. Edge of N g h t 8 10 Right 8 10 RFD 20 carpet paneling ti led Full V~tq n My L1fe 6 13 G rl Soundstage 33 Real Estate For Sale pm Sear c h f or the Restless 10 Not for Women Only 15 1 JQ-Jeopardy 3 4 Lets Make a Deal 6 13 As t he W o rld Turns 10 Chrtslmas School Progra ms 33 2 ~Days of our L1ves 3 4 Newlywed Game 6 13 Gu dn ng CHR JST MAS TREES for sale any s ze SJ a p ece Wide select on Phone 742 6011 Eugene Morr son 12 12 12tp BUiLDING lot 80ft trontageX 165ft The second tot on left on R verv1ew Onve L ncoln Hill Pomeroy OhiO If In teres ted •call 992 32 30 after sl Bob Brauns 50 50 12 45-E/ec Co 33 12 55- NBC News 3 12 15 1 DO-News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Ph I Donahue 8 Young & Loght 8 10 2 3D--Doctors 3 4 aggressiOn when you levelcl"1th a gu) You ve often discussed the diffiCult) of getting credit cards Bu llw 1nkl e 8 12 3Q-Celebr ty Sweepstakes 15 Split SEcond 6 Tomorrow 8 10 Afternoon w t h D J 13 tEAC.AVA TlNG dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c tank.s nstalled durnp trueks and lo boys for h 1re wilt haul f II d(rt top soli limestone & graver Call BoD or r<oger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 JHght phone 992 3525 or 992 hun \OU re the sam e good bull) ~ 1 u \C always been so let s forget what I send and be fr iends From there maybe lead mto a dtscu ss ton of honest \iS pretense Who knows? You mtght e\ien bt mg him mto the 1970s \\here males are SUPPOSE D to t ea hze lt 1s n t female +-++ Club 4 News 8 10 SEFff 1C TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gall pols John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc HEATERS Password All Stars 6 "+" NAS You can help th ongs a lm g b\ leveling w1th Chad agam Tell Dear Rap 11 55- CBS News 8 Dan /mel s World 10 12LOD--Jackpot 3 615 ---=----~------~ RJR OIL N ew Chrtstmas Goose 33 10 DO-Name That Tune 3 Company 6 Jokers W1ld B 10 Chr stmas School Programs 33 10 3Q-W nnmg Streak 15 Ph I Donahue 4 Gamb t B 10 11 QO-H1gh Rollers 3 4 15 $10 000 Pyramttl 6 Now You See It 8 10 Password All Stars 13 11 3Q-Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bu 1ch 13 Lucy Show 6 Love of l fe 8 10 Sesame St 33 WILL tr m or cut trees or shrubbery clean out basements alt cs etc 949 3221 or 74'2 4221 12 15 26tc SIEGLER and MONOGRAM Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 25- Captam Kangaroo 10 Jack Lalanne 13 30-Brady Bunch 6 55- News 13 DO-AM 3 Paul 0 xon 4 W ld W ld West 6 Movie 13 Ph1l Donahue 15 Hanukkah 33 9 25-Chuck Whote Reports 10 9 3Q-Not For Women Only 3 Haze lS Tattletales 10 • C-SMt>"~u~D-Au'Zt Onee;- 72 ACRES and locust posts Phone 742 3656 12 13 8tp o 6 30-F ve Mtnutes to L ve By 4 News 6 B1blere Answers 8 School Scene 10 The Story 13 6 35 Columbus Today 4 6 45-Morn ng Report 3 10 7 30-Today 3 4 15 Yogt s Gang 6 CBS N ews 8 0 Farmer s SEWI NG MACHINES Repair~ serv ce al l makes 992 228-4 The Fab r c Shop F'omeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv1ce We sharpen Scl5sors 3 29 tfc For Sale 11 ouble w1th men m tm of then an) wa y) IS they re s llll plugged u to the past when ma les pur sued wh1le f ema les pretended dismteresl They 1e p1 ogrammed to fear a woman v.ho ts honest about her emot 1 ms - though mos t w1ll deny this Jt rna) ta ke Chad a wh1le to rea hze a good buddy ts better thart a tease But unless he s the l\ pe who always wants what h" ca nt get he" 1TI he w11t - HI': I EN News 13 6 oo-Sunnse Semtnar 4 Sunr se Semster 6 25-Farm Report 13 ---- Extlngutshers Home Atarms Testmg & Refilling Phone 742 4673 or 742 5595 Btlt Brown Owner Ruttand, Ohto NAS 11 JQ---Johnny Carson 3 4 15 W de Word My stery 13 F Bl 6 Movte Armored Attack 8 Move The Btg H eat 10 Lane Dan ets lOth year dependab e ser1,1 ce Phone 992 2082 M ddleport 12 13 6tp Ftre News 20 3 4 6 News 8 io 3 15 ABC News 33 \1 DO-News p ANO tun ng Ftre She co llect scalps that s not Je:-~lousy but honesty Could my one please tell me ' ' h\ ~ys f:.:tll f01 gtrls who act mean md hard to ge t :-md tu 1n cd~o.ry '~' Ilh girls who level wath them. Musl we be dishonest lo 1111ke the m love us? NOT A SC II EMI':R 8 10 Peoples Bus ness 20 Even ng At Symphony 33 9 'JG-- Ben1amtn Franklin T~e W hir w1nd 8 10 W om an 20 PIANO tun ng and repa r Charles Sca lf 992 3718 12 13 32tp Sales & Serv1ce Bef01 e h e was at m v h<tL~~ Ltim ost t;V£'1v mght that he wasn t wttl Gmn) \\hO ke eps hun dangling md tre 1ts htm hke mud 8 OG-Adam 12 3 15 Happy Days 6 13 01xo n s Chr s tm as Ca rd 4 Peanuls B 10 Amer ca 20 33 B 3D-Move Th sIs The West That Was 3 4 15 Move Ro Freddy Rol 13 Mov 1e The Lov e War 6 Perr o Co Ylo HOME mprovement and Repa r Serv 1ce Anyth n~ f xed arou nd the home from roof to bi!lsement You I I ke our work and rates Phone 74250B 1 12 4 12tp Pro1ect Your Home Or Busmess on I 1Jn Sm<X YI C ve a ly; \ S discussed Lim gs honest!} I told hun Eve • smce I e s acted strange IS If ht:' v.ere tt)tng to avOid me 10 ToTe I The Truth 13 RFD 20 towards LIBRA (Sept ', Cl :td c~.nd I h.:Jve been ~ .M. d b idtlt cs fot 1bout two years "h1k wed 1ted other s Bu I 111 1e diZlng that 111 t eally hooked 8 10 Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work Phone (304) 773 5503 For Sale For Rent Route 7 Rutland B.y Helen and Sue Bottel ·-, Df'dr Gen R 1p ' 3D-NBC News 3 .4 On State Rt 124 111 1ru from Alummum stdmg roofmg complete restdentlal con structton Wtrtng plumbmg elec heating kttchen cabmets etc 27 Yrs expertence tn const trade ~ E ec t r c 6 oo-News 3 4 7 ABC News 6 News B 10 13 15 Company 20 Touch of the Reiiatssa 1ce 33 .. REMODEliNG & CONST rG.;;~;;r~·R;;· Tet~r!~!2~17~og ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE JOHNSON'S los! I I HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING VIOLA LOUKS --------------------------~ Lellen of opinion are welcomed They should he less I than 300 words long (or be subJect to reduction by the editor) and must be signed with the signee s address Names may be withheld upon publication However, on requeot names will be disclosed Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities I Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Contmued from l'age H . Serv1ces . _ jI Bus1ness VIRGO IAug 23 Sept 22) If you pu you r m nd to I you can gel a lot o f work l n shed vou ve brushed as de You II be less energet c tomorrow slam try In clubs TODAY SQUESTION t • He contmues to four spades What do you do now"~ I I THIS IS TH GOODE5T SCARtCROW WE EVER HAD I AIN T SEEN A DADBURI\i CROW c;ox~ AROUND TH LIVELONG DAY VE:RY WELL THEN I LL PAMP5R )OU BY Fa-LOWN6 THEM- ..-- - - ' jD)J~ CWJOlOS \F ~ (>.. ~IlL'S ~ f'R\Et-JD tJ.#Y5 0CST f\<I {:;~D \'0. -w.:; UJq?5 OF '(OJZ �.' 10 - The Da1ly Senllnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Tues day, Dec 17 1974 . More thousands get pink slip By RICHARD HUGHES UP! Business Writer Seve1 al thousand persons fr om cr a cker and cook1e makers UJ auUJ and applia nce worker s - were Ia1d off Monday by compames confron ted by laggmg sales and growing mventor1es of unsold products The JObs or several thousand other workers were put m Jeo pardy by the energy shortage, and steel comparues satd they would have to !die workers because a strike by construct ion workers has kept manv coal nunes closed The Commerce Department srud mventones rose 2 2 per c~nt m October whtle sales mc reased onl) 0 5 per cent, a s1gn comparues are producmg goods raster than consumers are buymg them and of even more severe production cuts and layoffs In other econom1c develop- ments, gold hit a two-week h1gh on mternallonal bullion markets, closmg m Zurich at $183 25 an ounce and m London at $183 London bankers sa1d reports oil-r1ch Arab states would seek U> buy most or all of the 2 mtlhon ounces of gold the Uruted States will auction off Jan 6 was respons1ble for the nse m gold prices Elsewhere, the Umted States and France agreed on a common oil policy to counter oil producmg nations, but a Saudi Arablall offic1al sa1d 1t was "unreahsl•c" to expect maJor reduct10ns m oil prices. In the United States, s1gns of a new energy cnsLS began to reappear Consumers in three states were told that gas supplies would be restncted East Tennessee Natural Gas Co cut natural gas deliver1es 40 per cent to mdustnal Ohw, la1d off 800 hourly and 225 blue collar workers because or a backlog of unsold ranges and other hea vy appliances Stomberg-Carlson Idled 2,500 workers for'threeweeks at four plants SMC Corp IS suspend mg producllon a t flve ProctorSile x apphance plants for up to f1ve weeks, tdlmg 2,500 Nab1sco, Inc , wlll close 1ts cracker and cookie bakeries four extra days durmg the ChrLStmas hohdays, affectmg 9,000 workers in II Cllles The Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co , which emplo)s approXImately 135 persons , announced It would shut 1ts Potsdam, N Y , operation permanently Saturday Jones & Laughhn Steel Corp srud the contmued loss of coal Six courses are planned in adult-ed Area adults mterested 1n a dult education classes tn the Me1gs Loca l School Dis trict should contact Ray Goodman. voca twnal tra mmg director at 992 2158 At th1s hme, stx courses are planned "'htch mclude avmt~on ground school, typ10g and s horthand weld10g sewmg, general office trammg and household wmng Classes are to begm about Jan 7 and w1ll be held 10 an 10!ormal , relaxed atmosphere Goodman reports Those 10 terested s hould contact Goodman by lhts Fndav productiOn forced It to reduce productiOn at 1ts P1ttsburgh Works The cutback eventually Wlll result m the layoff of 1,000 workers A U S Steel spokesman sa1d $30 PITTSBURGH (UP! ) Strtkmg mme construction workers, numbermg 4,500, have stepped up p1cketmg in l1ve states, 1dling nearly 50,000 coal nuners who refused to cross the p1cket lmes The government's chtef labor troubleshooter called a bargammg sessiOn for today m bopes of setlling the strike and gettmg the nation's soft coal produchon back UJ normal for the f1rst lime m more than a month The rnmers, who staged thetr own strike Nov 12, began returnmg UJ work Dec 9, but UJe ronstruchon workers, who were not 10cluded m the mmers' contract, have been ptcketmg rrunes ever smce The UMW LS the parent uruon for both the mmers and the constructwn workers, but the two groups negot1ate separate contracts Increased picketing Monday doubled the number of mmers not workmg About 20,000 miners were 1dled m West V1rgm1a, 10,000 m IUinolS, 6,500 m Pennsylvama, 5,500 1n Vll'gmia, BOO m Oh1o, and nearly all the 7,000 mmers and nune construction workers m Alabama pass state test Longer Head Start plan is favored MONEY COMES State Aud1tor Joseph T Ferguson's ofhce reports December d1stnbuhons of local government fund money w1th $4,006,326 18 gomg to Ohw's 88 counlies and 335 c1ties and Villages levymg local 10come taxes Me1gs County rece1ved $12,500 Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS Jo An Smith, New Haven, Patrtcta Maynard , Mason, Jenmfer Bower, Parkersburg, Velma Dugan, Pomeroy, George Mortimer, ReedsvtUe DISCHARGES Roy Pooler, Hlfam Pauley We re oflen ng th s wa tch tw o way s It s an excellent valu e Prec1 s o n reweled Class ic 1n s tyl e W1th textu red gol dtone ca se swee p second fu ll nu meral dial and unbreakable ma1nspnng Water and shock res istant Bu lova guara nteed And very modestly pnced The st rap mod e l $25 95 W Ih ad ru stable furl ex pans1o n band $29 95 Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Mar1lyn Black, New Haven, Benjamm Rhodes, Ripley, Hall Pratt, Galhpohs, Joseph Ell1s, Cottageville; V~rg1l Lutton, Pomt Pleasant; Robert Gordan, Hamden, and Usa Camp, Mason; Unda Landaker, Hartford Mei~ Theatre Dec. 16 thru Dec. 26 NOT OPEN Open Eves T1J 8 GOESSIER'S Frr., Sat.. Sun. JEWELRY STORE Dec. 27-28-29 Court St , Pomeroy i, udy Kung Fu Sh e r11f Robe r t C Hartenbach disclosed tod ay h1s department has solved 01 has obtaw ed tnformatton smce Oct 18lea dmg to the solullon of 15 burgla nes m recent months In man v of the mstances, s tole n proper!) has a lrea dy been r ecove red Ma jor mvesltga hons ha\ e resulted 10 - Rec over y or properly taken July 27 or 28 from the Me1gs Equipm ent Co m 50,000 mrners stay off jobs 16 squadsmen CHESHIRE - The Head Start Parent Advisory Counc1l of the Galha - Me1gs Community Action Agency meeting m the Chesh1re ofhce, December 16, d1scussed the needs assessment program the contmumg mme shutdowns was hampermg the hrm 's efforts UJ restart 23 or 26 blast furnaces banked durmg a stnke by the mmers themselves Sheriff busy solving 15 burglaries • Several court orders were ISSued and others requested askmg author11les to stop -the picketing Ch1ef government labor MASON , W Va - Members rustomers m Tennessee and of the Mason Rescue Squad, med1ator W J Usery Jr , Virgm1a, and 6 distributors m who assist m hmes of called negotwtors for the UMW the two states emergencies, also are busy and the Association of One maJor !Ifill, Alummum constantly upgradmg their B1hurunous Contractors back Company of America, srud 1ts f1rst a1d skills to the bargammg table at 10 gas supply would be slashed 50 a m m Washington Recently 16 passed the per cent and would result m a Emergency The talks broke off Friday Medical "very heavy layoff" of 5,800 TechmCJan Examtnahon after tbe ABC refused to make workers at three plants through the West Vtrgw1a changes the umon's 39-member The New Jersey Pubhc State Health Department Bargammg Council demanded Utilities Commiss10n banned m a tentallve contract agreePassmg the test were John H the sale of natural gas to new ment reached by the negotiaHarrah , Roger W Hysell, customers after March I to Myra J Hysell, Helen E , tors earlier last week preserve dwmdling fuel supJones & Laughlin Steel Johnson, Charles K Sayre, plies Other states have taken James Lavender, Harold Corp , one of four mme stmilar steps Norton II , Dorthy M Roben- operators wh1ch went to court The auto and apphance inson, Carolyn S Roush , H Ross m Pittsburgh Monday to force dustries, two of the hardest hlt mmers to cross the conRoush , Beverly L Sayre, by the recessiOn, announced Robert W Scott, Susan L struction workers' p1cket lines, poor sales, more production srud the continued loss of coal Scott, George R Van Maire, cutbacks and heavy layoffs produchon was forcing 1t to Kathleen Van Matre and Amencan Motors wtll halt all make production cutbacks that M1chael P Z1rkle car production for one week m would result m the layoff of January because of a 112-day 1,000 employes Southern Cah!orma s Sa l backlog of unsold cars, 1dling 15,100 workers at plants m ton Sea formed when the In West Vll'ginia, a federal Kenosha and Mliwaukee, WLS ., · freshwater Colorado River JUdge 1ssued contempt overflowed I rom 1905 t o and m Brampton, Ont citations aga1nst UMW locals 1907, IS already more bnny The Association of Home than the oceans Agricultural m the northern part of the state Appliance Manufacturers sa1d waste waters carry m o r e for violating restrammg orders dehvenes of all appliances, than 10 000 tons of salt mto to return to work. A hearmg except freezers, dropped 26 per 11 every day was set for Wednesday cent drop m November Shipments of home freezers were up 40 per cent Tappen Corp of Mansfield. GIFT PRICED UNDER .. ' and the proposal to convert the present summer Head Start to a year round program Quesbonnall'es sent to many c1ttzens m the area Indicate that a h1gh percentage of those replymg favor a longer program The councll approved the program as wntten and the entlre package w1ll be forwarded to the Department of Health, Educallon and Welfare for !mal approval Market Report COLUMBUS (UPil - Oh10 livestock auctions Monday Cattle Compared to last Monday slaughter steers steady to 1 h1gher at Marysville 75 lower at Creston , slaughter heifers steady to 1 25 higher, slaughter cows 50 2 tower slaughter bulls 2lower, vealers 2 htgher feeder cattle 2 lower Slaughter steers Cho1ce and prime 840 1110 yield grade 2·3 39 40 50, yield grade 3 4 37 38 75, good 970 1200 yield grade 2 3 34 36 75, 1195 1340 31 34 80, standard 27 so 33 low standard 22 40 28 75 Slaughter heifers Choice and pnme 750 1050 yield grade 2 4 36 39 90, few low dressing 34 35, good 750-1165 lb yield grade 2 4 29 75 34 50, 606 820 24 50 29 50, standard 22 26 75 Slaughter cows Utlllfy 935 1690 17 21 25, commercial 15 17 Slaughter 25, low dressmg 14 15 bulls Yield grade I 1285 1915 27 85 29 25 Vealers Chotce 59 65 Feeder cattle Cholce steers 300 400 22 75 24 , good 555 835 28 30, standard 300 850 16 23 good he1fers 630 785 18 18 75, stand ard 400 500 13 so 18, 600 825 !?~~~: 7~rrows and gllfs federal JUdge m A Charleston , W Va , a lso granted temporary restrrunmg orders sought by 11 coal comparues for operations m the center of the state In Vll'gmlB, a federal JUdge extended an earlier restrammg order agamst picketing by nune construction workers at Pittston Coal Co mmes a mi ISsued a restra uung order at the request of the Island Creek Coal Co U S Distnct Court Judge LouLS Rosenberg, who heard the P1ttsburgh mJunctwn requests, sa1d, "I thmk it was ndiculous on the part of the mmers not to cross p1cket lines Bloodmobile takes 61 pints Dav1d Koblentz became a s1x gallon donor Monday afternoon when the Huntmgton D1str1ct Bloodmobile made 1ts scheduled vts1l UJ Pomeroy Elementary School E1ghty persons came to g1ve blood , 61 pass10g the physiCal screemng as donors, and 20 or the 61 g1v10g replacement blood S1x - Don Cole, Ronald Cowdery, Rob10 W1ll, M1ke Cullums, W1lham Hoback and Carr1e Wears- were ftrst time donors Two gallon donors were Aaron Wolfe and Phyllis Knopp, three gallon, Kathryn Demson , four gallon, Howard Logan and flVe gallon, Robert King Attendmg phys1c1ans were Drs L D Telle , Aaron Boonsue, Ray Pickens and Raymond Bmce The canteen was served by the Amencan Legwn Post 39 Aux1hary of Pomeroy Loadmg and unload10g were performed by the volunteer semor Citizens and Boy Scout Troop 249 Clerical work was performed by Ma ry Nea se, Jean Nease Tun e As hley , Juamta Sayre , Je a n Sayre , Martha Lou Beegle Joyce Hobach Mace! Barton, Gra ce Drake, Freda Dw-ham and Jean Braun Donatwns were by Quahty Pr,nt Shop , Me1gs Local Schools, W M P 0 Rad1o, The Datly Sentmel , Athen s Messenger, Pom e roy Emergency Squad, Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal, Semor C11lzens , Kroger , A&P, and Osby Martm P OMEROY G aul - Fr a nk l 1n Bar b ara R1g gs Roq e r H med1um and 1 3 280 650 30 25 35 Feeder pigs 2.50 higher , US 2· 3 30 40 7 19 75 per head Sheep Slaughter lambs steady to 2 10 filgher, choice and prime full wool and shorn wl th No 2 pelts 90 115 lb 40 41 90, choice full wool 87 107 37 39 75 C C as t o Lloyd E Blackwood Robtn Wells G e ra l d E Rought Mtke Cul l ans Davt d J Koblentz Leo L Vaughn , Robert c Cooper Patt y Da v td 0 J Barton Campbell Mar y K Henne ss y Ma ur ee n He nn e ss y Bernadette H Anderson Susa n Andrew s Howa r d P L og a n Thelma D G iles Gra ce M Warner No r man E Hys e ll Homer G Ba•t er Barbara L F1elds Jam es R Dail e y Wdl 1am R Py ne Bob Thomp son Sheil a J Taylor Mar v, n E Taylor A d a m s M• chael B r ow n A THEN S - Fran Seto n M I D DL E POR T D onald Col e Ka thr y n L Den1so n F r ed a Dur h am R ob er t V K n g B obb y J We rr y Ch a rl es w Se arl es Peter G Cha se Ro bert D Pock ll ng to n Ju d •th Poc kll ng ton Rose Man e Fry Sar a h J Fowler M ilt on Hood Er 1c A P ear ch Gary L O N G BO TT OM Gr d l t h Mace ! s Bart o n R 1c h a rd R o natd Co wdery Barton Hen r y Ba hr I v an L Wood S YR ACUS E Laur ance Eb e r sba ch MINE RS V ILLE - Ja m es R A nd ers on Sta c e A rn o ld REED SV I L L E Br yon M c Coy Ma r il y n n Tr u sse l l MA SON - P hyll iS N K nopp Ro ge r H ysel l CH ES HI R E R od n e y s p.res RU TLA ND - Mark Mats on Rober t F Sn owd en Ca r n e wears Donna Da v d son Mary Dav td son Le o Dav •dso n SH A DE - B ett y Lou K ern L A N GSVIL L E E lls E My er s M 1k e l B arr D E,X T ER Eu g e n e Ho l l•da y HA R RI SO NVI LL E - Robert M Alkir e TUPPER S PL A IN S Er n est M1ll er C HE STER - Albe rt M a rt1n Re v D an Ay er s R A CINE R o y Van Met er Dorothy Badgl ey Ralph Ba dg ley A ar on Wolfe W ill •a m H H o ba ck Dou g las C•r c l e Flo y d E H e ndr• c ks K ay R y a n Mart1n Wi lc o x en Emma Ohio economy growing Me 1gs Coun ly Gr a nd ju Monday m the breaking a e nl<!nng of the OhiO Vall ChriStian Assembly bulldl! Oc t 12 m Bedford Twp and I recelvtn g stolen property fro Vtrgtl Sta.nley of Athens, Ohf whach was recovered fro Hudson 's home on Oct ' usmg a sea rch war rant fro. local courl.'l Hudson 1s bebl held 10 Morgan County Jail 1 McConnelsville on two coun1 of burglary Meags Prosecutor Bernar Ful tz ha s mdlCa ted , the sheril sa1d that Hudson w11l b a rra igned here soon on th Indictments Th e 15 b urgl a n es unde mves ti ga twn smce Oct 18 u whtch progress has been madt toward solvang bega n \\lth tht arres t of Dona ld Ta )IOr, Von Rtd ge, Ahe ns County , !01 cr ossmg a state lme with stoler guns I aylor was apprehended whe n F ederal officers and the sheraff 's department mounted a roa d block at the PomeroyMa son Bndge COLUMBUS (UP!) - An econom1st w1th the Center of Busmess and ~conom1c Research at Ohio State Umversi ty reported today most areas of Ohto showed ' 4modest growths" m the economy for the fll'st three quarters of 1974 as compared to 1973 James Yocum, writing 10 the center's Bulletin of Bus10ess GMC LETART FALLS - James Edw10 NorriS, 80, Rt. I, Bellefonta10e, Ohw , formerly of Letart Falls, died today at the Mary Rutan Hosp1tal Mr Noms was born at Letart Falls, March 14, 1894, a son or the late Ph1lson and Elizabeth Norns He was also preceded 10 death by one son Mr Norris moved to Bellefontame 16 years ago where he was a member of the U M. Brethren Church and was a tool and die maker He ts survived by hts wtfe, Mane H Moon Norns, whom he marned May 24, 1942, at Junction City, Oh10, two stepsons, George Wells, Marton, lll , and Charles Wells. (Continued from page 11 next Jan 13 It 1s the third maJor price mcrease announced by U. S Steel th1s year Products affected mclude carbon steel plate and rods, tubular products, standard structural steel and electryltic tin plate The fmn sa1d the products affected are those which contmue to be m heavy demand WASHINGTON- CONGRESS HAS REJECTED the last attempt this year to keep federal lunda from berng used for forced busmg of children to desegregate schools The f1ght LS not over "There lS nothmg else we can do this year," satd Rep. MaJane S Holt, R-Md , Monday after the House voted to accept Senate language which nullif1ed her ant1busmg amendment to an $8 6 billion supplemental appropriatiOns bill The vote was 224 to 136 "I hope we can resume th1s flght on every education b1ll m the next sesston," she satd m an mtervtew "We JUSt ran out of time today " his credit than any or hlS contemporanes COLUMBUS, OHIO - TONS OF GARBAGE FROM St Lou1s 1s 00 be burned w1th hlgh.,.ulphur coal at the Muruc1pal Ughl Plant here Thursday m an e1ght-hour experunenl test the corrosiVeness of sobd wastes 10 a util1ty boiler Columbus, Oh10, Electrlclty D1vls10n Supt Henry Bell says the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 1s h1ghly mterested m recent experunentahon here mvolvmg munng trash Wlth purchased fuel to power the plant Early tests showed there was nearly a 100 pet burnoff of material, msertmg trash m the boiler was easy nd burmng d1d not reqmre matenal to be ex.tremely amaU , said Bell w HEUCOPTER-BORNE ISRAEU TROOPS crossed mto Lebanon today and ra1ded an Arab Village An hour later, a squad of Palesllruan guernllas cut through the fronller secur1ty fence and threw grenades at an lsraeb settlement Israel reported blowmg up SIX houses 10 the Lebanese Village of Ma Jdal Zoun, but Lebanon srud the ra1ders also kidnaped four Arabs and ID)ured a child Israel Sald Arab guernllas c ut through the barbed wrre secur1ty fence along the border and threw grenades at Hanita, a settlement JUSt 400 yards from the frontler There were no reported Israeli casuallles Tn Tel Aviv , the m1h1ary command satd an Israeli anny patrol ~<seekmg out terrorists" advanced five m1les mto Lebanese temtory early thLS mormng and blew up SIX houses m MaJdal Zoun SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 • • • recent years when he and hls w1fe took up residence with thel.l' son-m-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Clarence J Struble Mr lles was 18 years old when he was converted at the Khne Memortal Umted Brethren Church m Enterprise under the m1mstry of Rev Joel Math1as He later served on the bwld10g conumttee and the church board, now the Trm1ty Umted Methodist Church 10 Logan, Oh10 Mr lies was named 10 honor of Phillip Otterbem, the founder of Otterbein College, who was a close friend of h1s father Serv1ces w1ll be conducted at the Hemlem Funeral Home, 204 W Main St., Logan, by pastors, Rev Faulkner, Rev Ricks and Rev Hughes, tentatively on Thursday afternoon Bur~al w1ll be m Oak Grove Cemetery Friends Wlll be rece1ved at the funeral home on Tuesday evenmg Bean Bag Chairs SUPERMARKETS THROUGHOUT THE NATION owere selling sugar below wholesale today, and a sugar pr1ce war was bemg fought in the New York area Raw sugar pnces declined at least 2 cents a pound to 40-43 cents on world markets Tuesday, s1gnalmg further pnce declmes at the wholesale and consumer levels m the next few months There also was a slight eas10g of beef pnces, although declines were not w1despread A large supply of livestock on auct10n markets was expected to force lower beef pnces m the unmediate future In San FranciSco, Safeway's beef pnces had dropped m a week's tune from $1 79 to $1 39 a pound for rib roast, from 69 cents to 66 cents for chuck blade roast and from $1 79 to $1 69 for porterhouse steaks But m most sect10ns of the country, supermarkets reported no change m beef pnces State in court to force child care home license MARIETTA, Oh10 (UP!) The Ohio Department of Public ' Welfare flied su1t here Tuesday to force Belpre parents, who had fanned a child care~ome cooperat1ve, to secure a state llcense The L1berty Bells Assoc1at1on contended that under a 1970 Oh1o attorney general's r!dmg , cooperallves did not need to secure a pernrut for carmg for more than five children other than those of the parent m charge, as do other such groups The state sought prelunmary and permanent m)uncllons to proh1b1t operatwns of the babys1tting cooperative until1t got a license for a daycare facility Washmgton County Common Pleas Court Judge W Denslow Sauer scheduled a Jan 27 hearmg The legal actwn started last 1 Mildred Carson died on Monday Mrs Mlidred Jane Carson, d t 74, M1ddleport, 1ed Monday a the Syracuse Nursmg Home Mrs Carson was born May th i D t 30, 1900, n ex er' e daughter of the late Charles and Ursela Rathburn Martin Also precedmg her m death was her husband, Guy Survtvmg are a son, Martm, Richmond ' Ind .' four grandchildren, two SISters, Mrs Robert (Dulcie) Reibel, Momstown Ohio and Mrs ' ' . Juan1ta Bowen, Rlsmg Sun, OhiO; four meces, and three nephews Amenca Lodge Funeral serv1ces will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Rawlmgs-Coats Funeral Home w1th Rev George Glaze offic!atlng Bur1al will be m R1verv1ew Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home at any tune. O't:S:l:ll needs your love not Includes Nerf Football, Nerf Truck. Pamt By Number, Sew Magic, Planet of the Apes. Bas-Ket, Johnny Bench Batter's Up. Ants In the Pants Game, Lite Brite, Cu!ldly Cub by Ftsher Prtce I SAYRE HARIMARE N~w Haven, W. Va 882 2525 Furniture Dept. lrd Floor Another Big Toy Shipment our food messes I GARBAGE DISPOSER • 26.99 Just Received! IP.~~~~~~----• ChriSt and the Daughters of LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtown-PomOl'qy,at il llkm today was 38 de!f~ l!ncfer cloudy sk1es Choose Black, Brown, Green, Blue or White. Regular 34.95 Wh1le They Last Bring your children to see Santa Claus in our Toy Store Tonight through Friday, 7 to 8 p.m.- Saturday 6:30 to 8 p.m . . . . .lWWi--•WI•W-IIW.IW _ _ _ _ _w w w w : · - - - - 1 1 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY busmess actiVIty are m dollar terms and thus affected by the sharp mflat1on On all mea sures , therefore, exc ept the value of con structwn contracts , OhiO and Ohio city area s s howed moderate to substanti al ad vances over 1973 levels," sa id Yocum build about 819,000 passenger cars durmg the January.toMarch penod, the same as 11 assembled a year ago, but that 1t would reduce truck production GM sa1d 1ts truck production, about 222,000, would faU 27 per cent below output a year ago As a result of production changes, GM said, 1t plans to elunmate second shifts starting Jan 13 on passenger car hne s at Doraville, Ga , Farrrax , Kan , and W1llow Run It also w11l cut second shtfts on truck hnes 1n Balt unore, Md ; Fremont , Cahf , and Janesvtlle, Wts , and elmunate one or two truck hnes a t Fhnt, M1ch Effecllve Jan 20, the company satd, 1t will elumnate second shifts of Intermediate sized car lmes at the Bwck home plant m Fhnt Regular stzed car productlon there Wlll contmue On the same day, GM srud , 11 will d1scontmue second sh1fts at Pontiac, MICh , and the truck lme at Lakewood , Ga • January when the state f1rst brought actwn agamst Evelyn Wilhs and secured an mJUnctlOn halllng her childcare act!Vltles She contended she was JUSt babys1tt10g for fr1ends Mrs Wllhs later was employed by the assoc1atwn to superv1se the youngsters The cooperallve contended that before bemg granted a slate license, 1t f1rst must comply w1th stnct bu1ldmg code regulations wh1ch could be met by few pnvate homes MAN FINED, JAILED Raymond L L1ttle , 44, Pomeroy, was fmed $150 and costs and was given a three day jml sentence on conviction or dnvmg while IntoxiCated by M1ddlepor l Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday mght Little ¥.as also fmed $10 and costs for not havmg an operator 's Reconstruction license Forfe1t10g a $30 bond m the court post~d on a no of market hegins operator's bcense charge was • La Donna McGuire, 21 , MidNEW HAVEN, W Va- dleport Reconstruchon of Mliler 's &!per Market here began today One of Mason County's largest grocery stores, the Veterans Memorial Hospital !ac1hly was destroyed by flre ADMITTED - Tara Bacon, December 2 Middleport Soph1a Dav1s, Greg G1bbs , owner and Pomeroy , Ruby Bryant, Portoperator of the grocery, and la nd , Sally Holman , MidHarry Miller, owner of the dleport , Wllbam Buchanan, bwlding, unmedialely began Hockingport cleanmg up G 0 Roush and DISCHARGED - Sarah Sons 1s the general contractor Bush , John Sm1th , James February 15 has been set as a Mash, Jul1a Capehart , John tentallve target dale ror re- McLaughlin , Fl o) d McCle llan opemng Robert Ne1son Bra an Bra ham Yocum sa1d s1x of the e1ght largest Oh10 ctty-areas showed gam s or rela tively no change m employment and He ca 1d Canton Cleveland had three per cent e mployment Increa s es, Youngstown two percent and Akron and Toledo one per cent DayUJn declmed 5 per cent, Columbus 2 per cent and Cincmnati on e-half of 1 per cent 'In total payrolls, Canton, Cleveland and Toledo were 1-23m the state for the ftrst three qu arters wtth mcreases from 1973 of 11, 9 and 8 per cent respec tively ,' sa1d Yoc um Cincmnall and Youngstown were a close fow-th and fifth Wlth payroll 10creases of 7 and 1 6 per cent while Columbus and Akron both had 4 per cent decreases ,'' Yocwn said "Dayton was the only one of the 8 Ohio c1ty-areas to have a decline m all-mdu stnes payrolls or three-quarters T:le declme was 4 per cent and was caused by a 15 per cent drop m manufacutrmg payrolls," he srud • e FIERCE ACTION - Tuesday mght's Eastern -Southern basketball game m Ra c10e, won by the Tornados 44-3~ was fast and furious as examphf1ed by this Katie Crow picture wh1ch shows Southern 's M1ke Roberts, left, and Greg Dunrung sprawled on the flo or as Eastern's Randy Blake also hils the har dwood In background 1s Ea gle M1ke Ha ms at y en tine Devoted To The Intere.d.~ of The Meig.~-Masun Arell mechamcally powered plane. RlCkenbacker was honored for his achievements mall' h1story He had more 811' combat VICtories to YOUR CHRISNAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS Just Arrived blown up to crLSLS proporlions ," srud Yocum In the flrst three-quarter s of 1974 most of the e1ght ma JOr ctty-areas m Ohio had modest growths m the1r economu~s desptte the mdustrlal unpact of oil and gasolune shortages ," satd Yocum ' Most of the measures of local By United Press International KITTYHAWK,N C -WORLDWARIFLYINGaceCapt Edd1e Rickenbacker has been admitted mUJ the Fll'st Fl1ght Soctety's aVIation shrme Rieken backer, who d1ed m July 1973, was enshrmed m ceremomes at the Wnght Brothers Memorial Tuesday - the 7lst anmversary of Omlle and Wilbur Wnght's first fl1ght m a W. Otto lles, Sr. died Monday W Otto lles, Sr , 89, d1ed late Monday evemng at the residence of h1s daughter, Mrs Clarence J. Struble, 401 W Mam St , Pomeroy, followmg an extended Illness Mr lles was preceded m death by h1s father and mother, Wilham and Mary Katherme Rose lles, two s1sters, Ida A11ce Radebaugh and Jess1ca Fremont Postlewa1te, and a son, Otto M lles Survtvmg are hts Wife, Jennie Frances Des, Pomeroy, h1s daughter, Alice Struble, and two sons, Ted, of Sabma, Ohw, and Paul, Shreveport, La , 14 grandchildren, 27 great - granch1ldren, two nephews, W1lbam Radebaugh and Carl Radebaugh, Columbus, and two meces, Mrs. Mary Obetz, Columbus, and Mrs Fa1th Barr, Muncte, Ind Mr Des, a farmer, resided In the family home 83 years m the Falls Townsh1p area unlll auto mdustry, Said 11 would close 10 assembly plants for one to four weeks durmg lhe ftrst quarter of next year The plants mvolved are located m Frammghaml Mass , Lordstown, Ohw, Leeds, Mo , Tarrytown, N Y , Van Nuys, Calif , Lakewood, Ga , and Pontiac, Flint, Lansmg and Wlllow Run, M1ch General Motors s01d 11 would News ••• in Briefs ·------~~----,....,. ...............!W_W . .ai!Wllii1...WIMIIIHIH. . . . .. Phoemx , Artz , one stepdaughter, Mrs George Counson, Lansmg, M1ch ; four brothers, Ross , Syracuse, Tom, Racme, Rev. Lawrence Norns, Rome Ctty, Ind , and Carl Noms, Junct10n Ctty, a Sisler, Mrs Eulah Bracken, Darlington, Pa , three grandchildren, and e1ght greatgrandchildren Funeral serv1ces w1ll be Friday at 2 p m at the EICholtz Funeral Home, Bellefontame, with Rev L D Young offlctatmg Bur1al Wlll be m H1ghland Memory Gardens Friends are bemg received at the funeral home Thursday from2to4and7to9pm Research , sru.d m the absence of a ''major , prolonged labor dispute or ot her catastrophe" evidence presently a vatalble does not support a hypopthes1s that a depressiOn or receswn of any ser10us rn agmtude Is unrnment "The economy IS softenmg, but the decl10es should not be announces heavy layoffs DETROIT (UPI) - General Motors Corp sa1d today 1t w1ll Ia) off 41,000 workers tem porarily durmg the llrst three months of 1975 because of auUJ and truck productiOn changes The layoffs, wh1ch GM sa1d would start Jan 13, w1ll raLSe the company's total of mdeflmte layoffs to 91,000 by the end of January GM, the g1ant of the a1lmg James E. Norris, 80, is dead 50 1 Mrs Carson was a member higher, US 1 3 190 250 41 50 of the Middleport Church of 42 20. US 2 3 200 282 40-41 so Sows 40 I 40 higher, US set up by people who were apparently strangers to them and not connected to thell' contract " But Thomas Shoemaker, a UMW off1c!al m !Umms, sa1d, "I don't thmk there Wlll be any peace m the coal flelds until the construction '"orkers have a contraet " Pomer oy Obtamed a s tatemen t 1mphcatmg gUilt In t he breaking and entenng on Aug 12 or 13 of the Franc as J1""lor1 s t m Pomeroy - Obtam ed anfor ma ho n concermn g the Racme Food Marke t m Racme, burglan zed recently, the break10g and entenng of Helen Baer s grocery s tore Jn s ,racuse the brea king and entenng of the Pome roy Ce me nt Bl ock Co , 1n Pomeroy, with recover y of :some of the prope r ty take n and of the r obbery or the Fore man and Abbott Furmtur e and Appban ce Store 1n Middleport Another ongo1n g Jn ves hgat wn has prod uced a statement 1mpbcabng gu1lt 1n ~ .. .-~ <>nlprmg of the Ohw Vaue; Industries Inc Feed Co , of Mmersv11le on Oct 12 1n wh1ch an attempt wa s ma de to rob a safe there Meanwhile, the s henfl sa1d Denc1l Ray Judson of Racme , age 43 was md1cted by the VOL XXVI NO 174 POM EROY MIDDLEPORT OHIO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1974 TEN CENTS ---------------=--=--=-...::..::..::::.:__::.:__:~::.:_:_:.:::______ .:..:_::.::_:.:_::::.::.:_.:..:..:_....:_===~'__:_:..:....:_::..:._~---------------~.::.:_:~.::.:_:~ Ideas invited on ,objectives Objectives and rvals were rev1ewed and annual meetm g was se t for 7 30 p m Thursday, Jan 16, m the common pleas courtroom when the Metgs County Regwnal Planmng Commission's Executiv e Committee met Tuesday at The Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co John Rtce , Carl Damson and Henry Wells • ..w~re placed on the nommatmg committee by There on Johnson , president The obJechves and goals of the comm1ssaon were revtewed and at was dec1ded to mv1te ev eryone w1th Ideas on the subJect to gave them at once to C E Blakeslee, execuhve dtrector, or to Johnson Jeffrey Burt, formerly of Pomeroy now w1th the Buckeye Htlls-Hock10g Valley Development Comrmsswn , w1ll be m Pomeroy Saturday w ch ec k w1th the local commissiOn on new ObJectives and goals, 1f any It was determmed that the term of one of three ctttzens-at large servmg on the commi ssiOn w11l expire th1s year on Dec Jl Th1s 1s the term bemg f1llcd by Carl Barnhlll The county c ommissioners w11l reappomt Barnhi11 or name a replacement The other tw o Citizen s-at-large are Carl Qualls, whose term expires on Dec Jl, 1975, and Orwn Roush whose term expares on Dec 31 1976 It was also noted that a citizen-at-large altern ate should be appomted H E Shields reported on the tounsm proJect whtch IS lU1 derwa y by the Buckeye Hllls Hockmg Valley Development Dis tnc t Blakeslee reviewed the commissiOn 's \ operations expenses for 1974 wh1ch totaled $361 83 It was agreed , an accordance Meeting sought with EPA on sewage ndes w1th a reqwrement of the Ohw Department of Commerce to prepar e a popular type publt c at10n on th e ov era ll ec o nom1 c d e vel o pm cn l program for d1 sti abutwn to the public Attorn ey Fred Crow discus s ed s ub diVI Sion re gulatiOn s and ne w stal e regulatiOns on nursmg homes Crow Indi cat ed that ne w r eqwrements are suc.:h th~1t Me1gs Count) could be w1thout any nursmg homes due to the expenses reqwred to mee t new s tandards Attending the meetin g were Blakeslee, Sh1elds, Johnson , Wells, Robert Clark, R1ce Dav1d Parry, EdLSOn Baker, E F Robmson, Crow, and Carl Demson ' Deadline for payments set on wool, lambs , WASHINGTON (UPll - A supermarket executive has Exec denies fixes Mt·J~s ( nun tv farmers \\-ho II \\nnl or unshorn lamhs pnor to DHt m~u 31 haH until Januan 31 1975 to fii £' Sl a n applu alum nr lllC("fliiH pa\ mt·nt In 19i I th1 rP \\-t•rr no pa vmt•nts m "ooJ pru cs "l'rt' \H II above s upport pnC't's Th1 s H ar rt app~ars that \\ooiJm{ t swill av eragt• lo"<'r th.1n lht• 'i upport pnu and pa vrn t nl be madt> fhust "hn sell \\ool or unshorn lambs tan briJIJ.: thtlr ntrapts to th e Meags AS( Olfic e to apph for pa\ment Aftt•r 1he L S a\Cragt· rs dt•termmed 1f lht• ""'II pru { 1s lo¥.er than the support pran. thost' \\ ho haH apphNt y, Ill be pard $20 billion put into energy hunt B Lon g , D-La , the lone dissenter Sen Henry M Jackson, DWash , floor manager of the b1ll, sa1d "th1s LS the largest research and development program ever undertaken by this country m peace or war wtth nolh10g less at stake than the economtes of the mdustraal nations of the West " He called the b1ll "a f1rst step mending the economtc tyranny of the Arab ml world " The bill sets up the Energy Research and Development Agency and tells 11 not UJ overlook anyth10g 10 energy policy Research would be conducted m non-nuclear energy , espec1ally solar and geoWater m Pomeroy and thermal technology ERDA Middleport Is safe for public must emphasiZe energy conconsumption without bolling, servatiOn, take mto account the Meigs County Departeconomic, envtrorunental, and ment of Health said today social cost factors, and stress A third consecutive report renewable or essentially mexwas received from the haustlble forms of energy Southeast District Health In addit10n UJ grants, loans Office Wednesday morning and contracts, ERDA may Indicating that three straight propose )amt government and reports have tested Industry corporations and satisfactorily pnce support for demonstration proJects Jackson sa1d the bill authorIZes a large program UJ unprove m10mg of coal, drilling or ml m difficult areas such as the outer Contmental Shelf, and BEl PRE - A R Swartz or methods of dll'ect con vers10n of Sh e ll Che m1 ca l Compan y s energ} Wit hout conver ting Be lpre Pl an l ha s been tra ns generators !e rr ed lo Sh ell 's Mobil e Al abam a Chemica l Plan t ef fec ta ve J anuon 1, 1975 S\\arlz JOined Shell at the Belpre !rJI::al ltJ n m Januarv, 1!l69, af te r ca rmn ~ his Ba chelor s Deg ree 1n Cherm ca/ F'n g m ee nn g fr om Oh iO Umve r sJt} He has ha d van ous WASHINGTON ( UP!) Congress has given President Ford a $20 b!lhon program he sought to fmd new sources of energy, hailed as the largest research and development proJect ever undertaken by the Uruted States The leg1slatiOn, which could exceed $20 bilhon over the next 10 years, 1s des1gned UJ make the country self-sufficient m energy The Senate gave the b1U !mal congressaonal approval Tues day, 91 to 1, w1th Sen Russell Water safe Meehng w1th the Me1gs County Commissioners Tuesday were lindsey Lyons, pres1dentof the Tuppers Plams Chester Water D1stnct, Rolland Torrence and Oscar Babcock, trustees of Ohve and Orange Townsh1p The meetmg was m regard to arranging a meehng wtth EPA , and Buckeye H1lls Regional Plannmg wtth Ber· nard Fultz, prosecuhng attorney , also to attend, In reference to hftmg certam restrictions on dtsposal of home sewage 10 the Ohve and Orange Township area The meeting has been set for nss1gnme nts <~ t lhe Belpre Dec 27 at the Tuppers Plams P la n t His a ss ignm ent a l Community Bwlding M t,b ll e v.il l be a s ProJec t Attendmg were Robert Ou-,rdin ,J 1 lnVJhed With the Clark , Henry Wells and (~tn sl r ut i J JP f 1 new urnt Wa rden Ours , commissiOners, S" ,!f'"l lrl 1\Jttf P tlnllrcn and M:ytha •Chambers, clerk rt• -: ~t ' 111 H• lm1 Shell promotes A. R. Swartz UJld Congress that grocery 1tems are pnced ldenllcally from one store to the next because of c ompellllon But one senator sa1d the reason for Identical pr1cmg appea rs to be ' berugn " collusion Teshfymg Tuesday before the Jomt Economic Commlllee, Safe way Stores preSident W1lham S M1tchell Sald , 'All those stor1es about pra ce g ougmg , proflteenng , np-offs , pnce flxlng and Blizzard blamed in wreck The Gal ha-M e1gs Pos t, OhiO Highway Pa ll ol mvestJ gated five auto acc1 den ls Tuesday At 8 10 a m 1 uesday Cathy M Gteen, 16 Gal11pohs was northbound on SR 7 when she turned !ell onto Tottle Kyger Rd . colhdmg w1th a southbo und veh1cle dnven by Ohn G Bla 1ne, Jr . 23 Galhpoh s F erry Both dnv er s were reportedly InJured, although neath er wa s Imm e dJately treated Both aut os suffered mode rate dam a ge, whil e Gree n "as c1ted for failure to ya eld the n g ht of way A bli zzard was blamed m an acctdental8 30on W1lly Thomas lld l~ nda J Cochran, 32, B1dwcll, was westbound and Verna A Damels 42, Bidwell , eastboun d, when the a uto:s s hd on the snow covered road No InJuri es wer e r eported Both vehicles ha d shght damage No ciLatwns were ISs ued At 4 50 p m Roscoe Ed ward s, 39 Columbu s wa s eastbound on SR 124 1n Me tgs CoWJty near Salem Center when hts tractor trailer ng went olr the nght stde or the road and turn e d ov er A pa ssenger, Kenmt Brown , 30, Gallipolis r epor tedl y had mmor InJuries No citatiOn was Issued The acc adent blocked !raffle on 124 about two hours Al5 40 p m at the JunctiOn of the Silver Bridge Memonal Pla za and SR 7, Rebecca J Wells 18, E wm gton, pulled from the plaza mUJ the path of a northbound vehicle driven by RamJee Patha k, 37, PI) mouth M1 ch No InJUries we re reported a nd both vehacles had slight damage Wells was c1led for fa il ure to yield rtght of "ay Cu r tis W Sutphin , 39, Marmet , W Va , was Cited for h1t-s k1p and assured cle ar dt stance followm g an acc1dent on SR 7 at 6 p m when h1s auto slJd throug h an mter sectwn, str1lting a g uardrcul No m~ Jun es were repor ted DEER KILLED ~~ 7 a m today a deer was kill ed on CR 30 Forest Run when 1t 1 an mto the path of a cardn ven by Ba r bara Phillips monopoly are JUSt not so " Mitchell sa1d 1dentical pnces result from keen competition When one cham store drops a price, others follow, he S81d, so IdentiCal pnces mean they a re <-'O mpetmg, not colludmg Under quesuorun g, he conceded , It works both ways When one chatn raises pnces because Its costs have nsen, others tend to foUow M1tchell also den1ed the Industry has secret proht ratios comparable to those of some of the big oil companies He sa1d the old nursery rhyme line about "a penny for the grocer " more accurately reflects the profits of his Industry Sens W1lliam Proxmll'e, DW•s , and Hubert H Humphrey, D•Mmn , said the frequency of ldenhcal pnces In cornpetmg supermarkets suggests the chams arrange to avo1d head~to h ea d c om pellllon Proxrmre sa1d he suspects they have "a soft, gently bemgn pohcy of not competmg on prtce " Humphrey s aid he was "astonished" that a check last DcUJber m Safeway and A&P stores m Kansas Clty showed Identical pnces for 2,969 of 3,955 Items . Safe way, with about 2,000 stores and $5 5 b1lhon m sales, IS second m siZe domesticall y only UJ A&P But M1tchell sa1d 1denllcal pncm g showed comp e tition Man shot in chest William Bu c hana n Hockin gpor t was admitted to Veteran s Memorial Hosp1lal Tuesday from an apparent selfInflicted gun shot wound m h1 s chest The Meigs Coun ty Shenff s Dept sa td depulles Manmng Roush and Steve Hartenbach an swered a complam t at 4 58 p m made by Mrs Hattie Barnnger , Reed s ville , that Buchanan , who resides wtth Mrs Barringer , was disQrderly a nd had a gun When the deputies a rnved , Mrs Barrmger t old them Buc han a n had fired thre e r OWl ds £rom a 32 revolver One went mto the wall and one mto the floor , she sa1d but dtd not kn o" where the th1rd had gone The deputies put Buchanan mto the She nff' s c rUi ser Howeve r, on th e way , Buchan an satd he was shot They stopped the car and upon exarrunataon found that he was InJured and r ushed h1m to Ve terans Me mora a l Hospital Accordmg to the S~e nfl's Department Dr John R1dgway sa1d the shot had entered Buchanan 's body three 10ches above the heart and lodged 10 the shoulder The doc tor said he would recover was real " We check each other s prices, and nobody m this business is going to be undersold," he said Anyway, he Sald, the chams buy at the same prices from food producers and have surular costs Humphrey srud so far this year Safeway prof11B were 40 per cent higher than last year He srud stating profits m Ierma or sales, a penny or a penny and a fr action on the dollar , 1s misleading When profits are compared to mvestment they range about 20 per cent, he SBld Mitchell said 1f supermarkets used the Slime accounting methods as all comparues, thelf profits would average about 7 per cent of mvestment Cadet Oark will speak in schools WEST COLUMBIA, W Va - A West Pmnl Academ y cadet reflectmg the traditiOns of military trammg for whit the Academy IS famous, IS Brent Cla rk a semor there The son of Mr and Mrs Earl (Mel ) Clark of West Columb10 Ca det Clark w1ll make appearances at several area h1gh sc hools Thursday and Fnda) te llin g s tudents aboul preparatiOns needed for careers as m1htary officers Through the Pubhc Relallons Department at Wes t Pomt and Col Smtih of the U S Corps of Engmeers at Huntington, a tw o-day schedule has been arranged an whtch Clark wtll bem g a f1lm presentatiOn to accompany h1s talk Thursday at 10 a m he w11l speak at Galha Academy High School At 12 30 p m he wlil address students at a special assembly at Pmnt Pleasan t Htgh School and at Hannan High at 2 p.m Fnday Cadet Clark w11l make a presentatiOn at Me1gs Local High Sch ool a t 10 a m Cadet Clark , a graduate of Wahama High, wall arr1ve an Co lumbus b y plane lh1s evemng and spend the holiday va cation with h1s parents and siste r Bar bara SCHOOL CLOSED The Pomeroy Elementar} school was closed today for the second day due to 11eeded furnace repaars School offi Cials satd , " The work hopefully will be completed UJday ' LOCAL TEMPS The temperature m downto" n Pomeroy at 11 a m today was 33 degrees With snow falhng • l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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