http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e98ea48ac467a463136a729364dca566.pdf f60c1842c0a4f732410e9e5276599fd4 PDF Text Text , I I . ' ' ., ·I ' , ., Null appointed chief of Ford expected therapists at hospital to 211 - The SUnday Times-Se_!ltlnel, Sunday, Jan 12, 1975 Reatt of auto hit GA LLIPOLIS - ,. Marv F. auto dnven by J esse Wh1te, Cox, ~8. Rt 1, Crow n Ctt\ , \\<Hi charged wtth rcc kkss oper,11ton followmg d trafftt . arc1dent nt 5 35 ct ,m &1 twll<t\ .Jr . 49, of Ga llipolis, struc~" a calf o11ned by Harold Fowler of (,.,1\ipolis on Rt 218, four and l\10 tenths nules south of Rt 7 The Gallia-Mc1gs Post Slate H1ghway Patr o~ smct the Cox C'lwin ope ns ll1th car we'nt lefl of til{' cc nlcJ , stnkwg the left rear of an :HJto Rob Evans Restaurant, located operated by Thom,IS .J Montgomery, ~ 6 , of Rt l Crown C1ty. Mu n t~OlllCf) cl<urn cd llltn(Jr In JUr ies but \\ t~ s n ot nnmedtatelv treated Tilt J r \Hts modcn1te dmnoge A set ond mlsh(lp o('(. Ull ed DEAN WALCUTI' COLUMBUS Dean Wall·utl has bt•en promott•d to Pn•sldent and Chi ef Operatmg Officer of the Cerlified Oil Company of Pmnt Pleasan t went out uf (Ontrol when the lug nut s on Ow Walcult has be('n ExecUtive \\hee l broke l'hc \eiHdl' struck a guard rml A ftn.ll nushap 0( ( HI'! ed on I CUr Vice Presldt·nt of th e r omp.nn) sinc e 19 70 and started" lth Certlfit•d In 1947 Rl 218, four and one trn ths mtlcs south of Ht 7 '~he1 e an Ht· was the srcond dt•aler In the cham of stations that number " ell O\'er 200 todaJ Ron Erw in has dt 3 p m Fnda} on Rt 554 east of Roush Rd where n ve lnd e drtven b~ Ge01 gc L Keefer J5. .bvan s restaurant HIO GHANDE - l'he newest on Brookpark Road at West \:lOth Street m Cleveland 1s the !Gth 1n I he st.ate-w1de cham of fam il y-s tyle Bob Evtms Hestuw ants, and the first m mct ropolt tan Cleveland Acld1l10nal restaurants are u irrcnUy tulder construction m N111 lh Can ton and Indwnapohs, ,md the restaurant located at th(' Rob F.~.oans Farm here ts pt csently bcmg r cmodeled and t.• xp,mdcd l'wo other restaura nt st tes, onf' m Youngstown. the othe1 tn Dd;tun, drc under con 4 SldCrtil iOil .JOB IS OPEN TUPPERS PLAINS - The Ea~ter O Board of Education is takmg applications for the job or custodmn at RI\'cr· view F.lementary due to a vaca ncy ca use d by res ignatiOn, John Ru~ b e l , superintendent, announced PT PLF.ASANT - A key add! lion to the staff at Pleasant Valley Hosp ital Saturday announced by Executive Director James L Farley was the appumtment of R Duane Null as Ch1ef PhySical Therapist He took h1s new' Fnday. AppJtcations are to be ~e nt to Riebel by Tuesday as the boa rd meets Tue sda y (IVc nlng and the position wtll ~fill ed at that t1ntc Those mterestetl may call Riebel at 985-42!rl . ·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: ·~·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·. ;.;.;.; :· WEIR APPOINTF.D COLUMBUS I UPI I - State T ransporta ti on D1r ecto r destgnate Rtchard D Jackson Saturday announced the appomtment o£ Dav td L Weir, Ashtabula, as assistant transpo l tal !On di rel tor Jackson also named Thomas M Krall . Nor th Royalton, as Dtstn ct 12 deputy director, heddquartered '" Cle\eland, and John W O.,nnger. Ada, as D1stnct I deputy dire ctor, head qu artered Ul I .trna 4 HOFFA BOWS OUT DETROIT I UP! I - Former Teamsters Unwn President James R Hoffa has se t aside. at least tempuranl y, plans lo' regam con trol m 1976 of the 2millJOn.member unton Hoffa, 62, told a news conference he was droppm g out o£ the race for the pi c"dency of his old O.,tr01 t loca l on the advice of h1s attorneys b('e n promoted tu sales mana grr. lly '1. Allan Woltl'r :·: :·. ::· . ~1.~ Olstrlcl Ranger IRONTON - A fr1 en<l ct1llcd a few \\Ceks ago to mquu e dbout rootgear fm Ohwwmtc1s H!s son hat! bee n hun!mg 1n rather cold wca lhe1 .tnd the nu se ry of cold feet all but spmled an otherwise ;:; enJoyable ouling :·; There IS a bewlldc11ng "'raJ of cold ~.:.~.[ wea ther footgeftl available. but th~re 1s only a handful worth consrderm g t1i' l~ Mos t of us alway:; hktve ow eye ~: ope n for a bm ga m Once m a whrle tl1ere Is a genuinely ~ood buy Most of . the tune, hoi' ever, yo u get Just about ~ what you pay fo1 ~: Anyone who :spends hme in the outv ~: of-doors has one or two pa u oJ boots ::: cobwebbed mto u forgotten cOillt'l or ~J the basement or do~ct Whdt stmtcd ~~ out to be a rleecelmCd . stylized fmal ~; answe r-to-It·all turned out to be .a rea) ~ rl ud m the field. A good all~u ou!HI boot f01 1ugged For help with all your- - ;;: t~ use tn cold weather IS the rubber bot. family insurance needs, ~:i tom, leather topped ''pack,·· w1th heavy see: ~~j felt liners. It's what 1 r et'ommcnd to ::1 mos t people. [OI sevel<~i l e:~>ons (l WITH PROPER CARE. they do ;:;: keep yoiU' feet warm clown to 20 to 30 Carrol K. :;:, below ze1o The 1ubbe1 bottoms keep Snowden :;: the feet dry The) are d111 able Boots of Pari< t entra l ~j lh1s type costmg less than $20 should be H ote l Bldg Sec ond A ve avmded l've seen several 1m1tatmns Gallipol is :·., that do cost less but constdel this, P h 446 4290 Hom e 446· 4Sl8 ·;_.::f.,..~ '~·.. ·'qua l,It; Is rcmembcJ ect long artt"r the -~ priCe IS fm·gottcn " State Farm ;;;: The ca re of these boots spoken of Insurance Compan11s ~: earlier s1mply ,mwun ts to 1emovmg the Home Offices: INJ U IAHCf ll Bloom•ngton, IllinOIS • 1.1_ .1 : • Like a good State Farm is there.- - - 4 Carrol K. Snowden ! fel t liner to dry after evei y use An occasiona l mhng or the leather uppers keep U1em supple and flee of cracks Th t~ type of boot Is a vanalton of v.hat JUst might be the best com bmat10n of cold wea ther gear Cve1 devised~ excludmg Esktmo muckl uks) I m 1efernng to a felt shoe worn inSide a 4 or 5 buckle overshoe Lum berJacks, hunters. f1s herm"n and farm ers of the north country sllll weat them My father and brother m Mmnesota would not be without them They are warm , hghtwe1ght and versallie. The overs h o~ can be shpped on and off readily This leaves the mud and snow uutstde wh1le the "felts" ean be worn cu ound tile house It 's rmportant tha t any cold wea ther footwear be a half or one full s1ze larger than street shoes. This all ows fot an cxtnt pair of socks (wool please I with out restr1chng CirculatiOn Selec tmg the proper boots for the coldest condthons expected l'i:lfl be hfesao.,. et . There Is no pomt rn overkill , lug gmg nround a hea vy patr or bool'i when 1t's 40 above IS foolish, but I've been btu ned a few limes by abrup t chan ges 1n temperatw·e fH E FIRST JOB i HAD with the Forest Serv1ce was on the forest 111vc ntm y crew on U1e Nicole t and Che qllamego n Natwnal Forests m Wrsconsm We had headquarters tn Park Fa lls, but often drove 20 nules nm til to work the Ghdden District. We were proud of our abili ty to work In all k1nds or n eathet' 1 but we set a 20-degree below zero limit on f1eld work a Jan . 2, Null IS a replacement for the poSI liOn preVIOUSly he ld by Mrs . Diane Cheng who rcs1gned to become a full-lime housewife and mother Null graduated from Oh1o State Un1vers1ty Ph ys ical Therapy program and also has a Rdchelor of Sc rence Degr.ee from Rw Grande College. Null ~a s associated w1th Holzer Hosp1lal from October, 1971 unlil accept>ng his positiOn here at Pleasan t Valley Hospital He mid hi> w1fe. Helen , res1de on Route 2, Galltpolls crew bo·s would say, prediCtably, · Well, fellows, we're here and the day w1ll be wa sted tf we go back, so let's htt the woods." And we y,;otJ.Id Never once dtd YJ e tut n back When the sap freezes and ca uses trees to crack hke rrfle shots, rt 's cold 1 After some suffenng, we all wound up weann g surplus WW 11 wh1te fe lt "bunny boots" They're g1·eat for dr~ I snow. "Don't need much cold wea ther gea r tn southeast Ohio, " you say? The wmd chill factor at 10 above zero with a 25 mph wtnd Is 29 degrees below zero! The trees may not pop, but your toes will If you' re no t prepared .Me'' Well, m~ all-time favortte I~ the Air Fm ce '' Korean '' or ''Mickey Mouse', boot. l 've had a pa1r for 15 ~ears and would n't take $100 for them, t 1ey 're that good I bought them for $7 at a Mm nea pohs surplus store '" 1960 Ha\en't seen a pmr foi sale Since . , All cold wea ther ciothmg IS •mportant :>\ good quality cap, Jacket, pan ts, Wld erwear and mittens (not gloves, thank yo u l. are necessrhes too, but grve me a patr of warm comfortable boots. After several bouts Willi frost b1te . my toes are scnSihvc to cold and I'd wear a patr of mattresses tf I thought 11 would keep my feet warm AUTO DAMAGED GAL LI POLI S - Damage was es timated at S50 man auto f1 rc at 3 34 p m Fnday on Sm il he~ s St Galhpohs F1re Ch1ef James A Nor thup smd the fi re was caused by a defec iJ ve cat bw ctm on a 1966 Ford o"ned bv Alan Smes of 28 Smithers St Nme men an· swei ell th e fi fth alarm of 1975 economic plans KEY ADDITION - Duane Null , left, new physical therapist, 1s welcomed to ~leasan t Valley Hospital by James I. Farley, executive dU'eclor. Flo outbreaks "idely reported ATLANTA (UP! ) - The sim1 ia r to the Port vanety .for whach a vaccme wa s year Stales reporting breaks of the disease were Sou th Carolina, Georgia,• Flonda, Alabama, Tennessee,. Arkansas, LoUlstana, New York , Mtchtgan, Mmnesota,, and Hawau. Nattona l Center for Dasease Control reported Widespread mfluenza Sa turd ay 1n II sla tes, with the southeas tern regiOn bea nng the brun t of the outbreak The CDC said all laboratory tests have shown tha t the v1rus was and Sale! Bedroom Suites FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, 3RD FLOOR Buy Now! Save Now! Genuine Famous Heywood-Wakefield Solid Maple Bedroom Set .',:.!,: $895°0 ~:~ ... ·-~:~-j .,. Judge Buck levies fines Thla lady really had no right to be famoua. Sha waa tho wlf&of a substantial Florentine merchant namdd G!ocondo when, In t499, Da VInci's portrait made her 1mmortal. The mysterious Mona Lisa amite? Perhaps she waa thinking about going shopping Ot courae, It she'd had Master Charge, ' llke you do now. sheJ'd be grinning from ear to ear. MOBIL£ HOMES ' •MARLETTE •ELCONA' •ARLINGTON eGRANVILLE •SPRINGBROOK • ' • I '- , TUESDAY - Salosbvry , 2·2 30 . Sumner, J l 30, Heaton Garage , 4.·4 30 ; Tupper s Pla~ns, 55 30, Tuppers Pla ms, 6--6 30 , Chester Onve In, 7.7 30 and Naom1 , 8-8 30 FRIDAY ~ Chester. 9 11' 30 am. ; Eastern, 1 30 2 30 p m , • Success Road , 3 30 4 , Keno , • 30 5 , Bashan . 6-6 , 30 ; Syracuse Baers, 7.7 30 and Upper Rt. 7 Galhf)l;)hs Phone 446-9340 Mr . Eddy Included with this Suite For This Sale $289.00 Simmons Queen Mattress and Box Spring . Spmdle headboard bed w1lh footboard 41 x 33 M1rror 6 Drawer Double Dresser 4 Drawer Ctlest At last! The elegant bedroom you've only been able to dream about! Now 1t' s all yours .. at a pnce that's makmg dollar-savmg history. Hurry 1n and see why it's all so very spec1al. Examine the nch, sol1d wood luxury and craftsmanship of famous Heywood-Wakef1eld . Enjoy the beauty of detail m perfectly carved spindles, genUine brass hardware, the s moothness of a mel low cmnamon fm1sh. Never before have we been able to bnng you th1s. f1ne Heywood-Wakef1eld furniture at so amazmg a pnce But now . and for a limited t1me on I¥, we've cut .. slashed the pnces to put th1s fm e, respected-name furniture m your home. It' s the kmd of a buy you may fmd once m a i1fet1me And the t1me IS now' Save Now During The Bedroom Suite Sale - Singer, M~nor House, Broyhill, Bassett, . Riverside, Heywood-Wakefield, Webb. 1455 .00 4 pc . Oak Bedroom Suite Sale 1099.00 929 .00 4 pc . Pme Bedroom Suites Sale 699.00 598.00 4 pc . Pecan Bedroom Suite Sale 399.00 689.00 4 pc . Pine Bedroom Suite Sale 519.00 Sale 399.00 535.00 4 pc. Cedar Bedroom Suites - - - - - - - Sale 699.00 895.00 4 pc . oak Bedroom Suites - - - 589 .00 4 pc . Birch Bedroom Su1te - - - - - - Sale 519.00 398 .00 4 pc. Walnut Bedroom Suites - - - - - Sale 249.00 798.00 4 pc. oak Bedroom Suite • - - - Sale 599.00 569.00 4 pc. Pecan Bedroom Suite - - - • - - Sale 429_00 939.00 4 pc . Oak Bedroom Suite - - - - - - Sale 709.00 569.00 ·4 pc. oak Bedroom Suite - - - - - - Sale 429.00 939 .00 4 pc. Pine Bedroom Suites - • • - - - - Sale 709.00 729 .00 4 pc. Woodlawn Bedroom Suite - - - - - - Sale 499.00 712 .00 4 pc . Pine Bedroom Suite - - Sale 539.00 798.00 5 pc . Maple Bedroom Suite Sale 59~.00 1029.00 3 pc . Birch Bedroom Suite Sale 799.00 795.00 4 pc. · Pecan Bedroom Suite Sale 499.00 895.00 4 pc . Maple Bedroom Suite Sale 699.00 629.00 4 pc. Bermuda oak Bedroom Suite - • - - - • Sale 479.00 546 .00 4 pc . Eggshell French Provincial Bedroom Suite Sale 409.00 749.00 4 pc. Pine Cumberland Bedroom Suite - - - - - - Sale 569.00 489.00 4 pc. oak Bedroom Suite - - - - - - Sale 359.00 ~ ' Syracuse P 0 8 8· 30 Open EvervWeek Day9:30A.M. to5 P. M. and On Frid'!Y and Saturd;ty 9:30A.M. to 8 P.M. , , ' ELB£RFELDS IN POMEROY • VOL. XXVI NO. 190 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1975 15 CENTS ----------------------~~~------------------~~----------------------- ,,...., ...,.. ~ Annexation opposed Briefi i By United Press Intematlonal XENIA, OffiO - FORMER SEN. Eugene J. McCarthy says he will once agam test presidential waters by enwring several staw primanes m 1975 as an independent candidate. McCarthy, speaking at a special memorial service at Christ Episcopal Church here Saturday night, said after the service he had begun to organize his campaign. McCarthy, 511, the first Democrat to G)lallenge the reelection of then Prestdent Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968, said he reJecwd the idea of running within the party. terming II "a hopeless prospect for our people. There is too much fighting in the party," he said. McCarthy's message from the pulpit dealt primarily with the nation's SOCIIII and economic Ills. The former tw<>-term Minnesota senator Is a Catholic and spoke as a guest preacher during a special evenmg serv1ce. "Americans are shocked and disillusioned, but diSillusiOn is not such a bad thing if It gets us closer to the truth and selfrlghwousness," said McCarthy, citmg high unemployment, poverty, inflation and the ongoing war in Southeast Asia . WASHINGTON - NELSON A. ROCKEFELI..ER wants to get his White House investigation into illegal domestic spying to work inunediately, so today's fll'st witness was to be Central In!elllgence Agency Director William E. Colby. The eight. m~ber p!!nel ~as named by PI;esident Ford to look into reports that, in violation of its charter, the spy agency illegally eavesdropped, shadows and otherwise kept tabs on dissidents m the United Slaws. , In an inwrview with Newsweek magazine, Colby was asked about a report he prepared for Ford on the allegations In the Dec. 22, 1974, New York-Times that the CIA was illegally spying. He SBld he could not talk about the report, but "what I could say IS that In the 25 years' history of thiS agency ... various things have happened that maybe shouldn't have happened, you know, but they're e~ceptional, few and far between." PHNOM PENH - GOVERNMENT SOURCES said today U. S. planes have begun an airlift to Phnom Penh to resupply the isolated Cambodian capital w1th military equipment. Military sources said the Cambodian high command asked for the emergency airlift after pro-Communist rebel forces cut the Mekong River lifeline at the hegmning of their current offensive THURSDAY - Tu ppers Plains Ele , 9 JO- I t · JO am , Tuppers PJa1ns Ele., 12 12 30 p m ; Elmwood. 11 :30, Allred, FRENCH CITY MOBILE HOMES, INC. , POMEROY - 11. 30 1.30 p m , Pageyil le . 1. 45 2; Sn ow ville, 2 15-2 30, Bvrl1ngham, 2 45 3·15, Dar Win, 3 20-3· 45 . Rt 681 , 4 30 5, Co Rd 10.' 5 30 6 , Morgans, 6 J0-7, Rock Springs, 7 15 7 45 and Housmg, 8 8 30 " We serv1ce wt\at we sell 11 , Eddv Educator's 8 30 I I a m , Harnsonvll le . SECTIONAL HOMES- COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK . Educator's Schedu le for Jan ... 13, 17 m Meigs County ' and (USE I.T WISELY) suspended three mon ths, restn cteddnvmg, DWI; Roger Brent Hill, Racme, Rl 2, $11 and costs, speedmg, Wilham C. Salmons, Wellston , $43 and costs , overload , Gene Mulhurn , Hamden. $10 and cos ts, overload: John R Jeffers, Pomeroy , $25 and costs. assault and battery Forfe1hng bonds were Wilbert McClam, Racme, Rl. I , and Samuel D Spears, St Albans, $357.50 each, DWI , Avery G Lambert, Clearfield. Ky , Robert Pickens, Racine, Rt 2, Ben Wiley, Huntington, Mark W. James, Vienna, Gary L Hill. Chesapeake, Dame I F Ja c k son, Cam b ridge. Lawrence upscomb. Hemlock Grove, unda S. Corso, Jefferly, W Va . Corbell Brock. Science Hill , Ky . !Jnclse) T Hayes, Akron, Ga1 y I. Burchan, Huntmgton and Helen Rebstac k. Cr)stal Beach , Onlar10, $27 50 each. speedmg: Joseph S. O.,Berr y, Parkersburg. $27.50, illegal passmg Ph1lhp J Kunkel. Archbold , $27 50, over-length load and Robert D. Vorchees. Rockbndge, $37.50, overload weekly schedule See Ou'r Large Selection of :--..;'Ve you got it. en tine ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY $~~=-=-.....~;:.;;.:-:·:-:·:·:=!·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:-~-==:·:·:::::::.;::::·::: .· ;.::·:::::::::·:::::·:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:-.:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:-:.....:.:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:::·:::::·:·:·:-:::·:·:·:·:>:·:·:::::·:·:·:·:..:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·::;::~;-::.-::::::::;:;:;.;.;::=:::=::::;:;:;:;:;::.:·:·:::;:: POMEROY - Eighteen defendants were fin ed and 17 others forfeited bonds m Me1gs Co1mly Court Fnday. Fined by Judge Robert E. Buck were Robert M. Kibler, Canton and" Richard Dragin, Columbus, $10 and costs each, speedwg . Wilham Wille, Pomeroy. Rt 3, $8 and costs. speeding . Holhe Harden, Syracuse, $15 and costs , speeding; Albert D Schrock, Millersburg, $1 2 and costs, speeding, Maurtee D Ackl ey, Guysville , $11 and costs, speeding, Ke1th E. Searls, Middleport, Rl 1, $100 and cos ts, huntwg privileges suspended for one year, attemptin g to take illegal deer : Hubert D Dye. Ravenswood, $10 and costs, speeding ; Ruth E Lutheran , Racme, Rl 2, and Frank D. G1les, Pomeroy, Rt 4. $13 and costs each, speedmg; Clarence E Gilmore, Middleport, Rl I, $5 and costs, stoppmg on roadway ; Michael E Noms. Albany. $50 and costs, three days confmement, fme suspended, drtvmg under sus pensiOn ; Ann · L Boso, Rutland. Rt I. $25 and costs . permitting an unlicensed driver to operate veht cle . Donald L Masters, Reedsville , RD. $100 and costs. four days· co nftn e m e nt, ltc e n se PINNED - Mark Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morm, Rutland, receiVed the highest award m scoutmg "Eagle Award" Sunday durmg unpress!Ve ceremorues at Rutland United MethodiSt Church attended by approximately 150 persons . Mark IS being pumed here with hiS Eagle Award by his mother , and hts father looks on. Morris, m the U. S. Air Force, IS attending Ohio UniverSity on a fo ur year R.O.T.C. scholarshtp. scoutmaster, who also took part m the service. Mark is a member of Pomeroy Scout Troop 249. Others taking part were Bob Arms, the Rev Gerber, Judge Robert Buck, Franklin Rizer, Robert Council, Paul Warner, and Richard Rosenbaum, and senior patrol leaders. EAGLE CEREMONY - William Knight, Pl. Pleasant, left, represented the Tri.State Area Council at the Eagle Award Ceremony Sunday at the RuUand Uruted MethodiSt Church honoring Mark Morris, RuUand. Shown w1th Knight are, 1-r, Mark, who received the highest award m scouting ; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris, and Hank Cleland, hiS WAS(IINGTON <UP!> President Ford hopes to answer the questions of Peter Kimball and many other Amencans this week m a State of the Union speech that is vitally important to the future of his admimstrat10n . Kimball , a 22-year-old adminissions clerk at George Washington Umversity Hospital, was outstde of St John's Episcopal Church Sunday. As Ford ca me out and entered his blue limousine, he hollered: "How about providing some jobs for the Amencan people, Mr President?" Ford gave no indication that he heard. " This church service is all very nice," Kimball told reporters afterward, "but the President ought to be spending more bme getting Americans back to work " Devoted To The Interests of Th e Meigs-MJISOlt Area on 18, takes 17 bonds his pOSI IIUfl On Durwg a two week period the tempe rat ure rn Park Fa lls never got above ze ro, man y days tt hovered around our ltmtt of 20 below. orr we 'd go to Glidden v.here, mvanably, the temperature would be 30 or 35 below ;:ero Our wlup crackmg, hard nosed ~xplain New Year's Eve. The United States agreed I.CJ meet tPe Phnom Penh request last Saturday, the sources said, and since then U. S. Air Force Cl30s, piloted by American civilians, have made eight or nine flights to Plmom Peny daily carrying arms and ammunition. The flights have carried no food because Phnom Penh has enough rice and other food stockpiled to last through a one-month siege, the sources said. Rebel forces Sunday overran a strmg of government positions along the Mekong and threatened the river town of Neak I.Aiong, 35 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, military sources said. The town's fall would permanently cut the cap1lal's main supply line, the sources said. , RACINE - Opposilton arose the ~ater system, have better over the weekend here to the pollee protection and street proposed annexatlon of an area lights, to open more land to satd to be "many limes" butld on, and increase revenue greater than the present for streets He said a federal grant or the revenue bond village E A Wmgett , elected route are possibthtles to 1m chairperson of a committee to prove the water system Wmgett said "we orgamzed fight the annexahon, said 23 persons attended an on the grounds that the orgamzahon meeti ng at proposed annexatiOn IS many ltmes larger than the village Roush's Landmg Saturday It was learned today that Itself " The annexation covers a four Frank Cleland, Joe Stobart and Tom Wolfe, meetmg with square mile area back of Racme Council recently, said Racme, and on the river fr ont they would circulate petitwns below Racme dam to Yellow to annexatton of the areas and Bush Creek. The committee feels II IS ' return them to council, whtch )mposs!ble at the present time they did . However, council has to extend water lines as there taken no action .. Subsequently, the pel! lions are so many hills and lowlands, were filed with the Me1gs With no chance of ever developmg a porlion of the County Commtssioners on Nov :<6 for a hearmg. The Issue wlll area Another ques twn raised was, be aired on Jan. 28at a meeting How could 11 poss1bly be of the commissiOners. Wolfe told the Daily Sentmelloday it fmanced, as 11 would lake m Is felt that tf the town IS ever to many miles of township and grow annexahon is necessary county roads' The town at the due to the proposed bndge at present t1me cannot afford to Ravenswood and the new mamlam Its present streets, power plan I at Great Bend. He the committee believes. It was suggested mstead to said the town "should be ready" for growmg when this annex an area where restdent.s happens, which may be 10 outside of the corporation are years from now "but the bemg serviced w1th water by v1llage should look ahead and the village. Other pomts brought out be ready " were that in the pr,oposed Other ob]echves are Improve 4 ·!·»::::::."::::..-::."!::::::~:::::::·:·:·::::~:::::::::::::::::::...:::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-;~.;:::::=::::::;::::~=:=:~=:::::~-:;:;. Ill ~ !?, ~ ~:\: :~:· ~~ When to fly and when not to fly proves important \jjj ~ j~j ~ Ao old Navy pilot knows when to fly and when to ground i( his plane with Impending had weather ahead of him. But the ~~ Navy, with all Its virtues, apparently failed to get a ~;~ ~~ message across on dressing warmly enough for all con- ;:; ·~tl •.. :;:: ogeneIes. :;: \\\j Sunday morning World War II Navy fighter pilot and ~:\: ;:;: Veterans Memorial Hospital Chief of Stall Dr. Ray R. ;:;: ~; Piekens took off In his Bonanza accomJlllnled by Jim Rfek- ;:;: j;> man and Bernard Fultz of Middleport and Dr. Harold ;~;: Brown of Pomeroy lor New Orleans and the Super Bowl. \~~; <:: The weather was excellent. :-: \j Returning alter th~ game a heavy snowstorm In ~;~: ~ Kentucky and Tennessee prompted Plr.kens to land at t ::: Biloxi, Miss., to walt lor the weather to break. It had to be ;:;: ;~{: jorlunate that he did, for another party of Dying football \j~\ ~\ fans out of Zanesville, Ohio apparently disregarded the ::: \:\: storm,)IBylngwiththelrllves (seeUPireportalright). \\\: PAINTSVILbE, Ky. (UP\) • ;~: Said Mrs. Pickens today, "They about froze, though, at :;:: - Two Ohio physicians and a ~:~; the game as 'hey' didn't take adequate clothing lor the ~;~ denllst were killed near here ·:·: weather " ·:·. killed in plane ~:;~:;::::::::·:·:::::.::::-:W.:.:::.;.;~::::::-.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:·:·:·::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::.-::~:;:;:;:;:::::::~::::::d:~ annexatiOn no plans have been to a special subcommi ttee made to extend water lines and were Joe Swain, Ed Wagner that Citizens of Racme are and Marion Slote1 co mpla1mn g they have no knowledge of what is gomg on There w•ll be another Officers elected by th e mccbng th1s week when it 1s comm1ttee were Wmgett, convement for an attorney to chairperson, PauJ Roush , co· be prese nt, and the foll owmg chatrperson ;' Nancy Yoa cham, week a public meeting will be secretary. and Lester held, date and lime of both to McKenzie, treasurer Elected be announ ced. ''We will lead the way in conmany of our commuruties. The tape" which he said has vertmg our 6()()..~ear-<lld coal blocked lhe1r develo{lment. commumlles are ready to go. "Natural gas, Oil, coal and reserves into clean fuel and It's tune for the slaw to do its part," said Rhodes. "We will electric power are essential to rttw materialS for industry," get them movmg, and the fll'sl keep industry operating at full Rhodes promised. Rhodes blamed the Public groundbreakmgs will be in 90 capac1ty," he said. "Geologists Utilities Commission of Oh10 Ohioans," was formally sworn to 120 days. These projects have informed us that Ohio has in today as the 63rd governor of alone Will create an estimawd enough natural gas u_n- for not keepmg up with the derground to keep jobs open for times and said he wtll propose Ohio. 35,000 new jobs." MOSCOW - TWO COSMONAUTS BEGAN a hard day's Rhodes, in his inaugural adRhodes also promised to the workmg people of Ohio. We a permanent seven-member work aboard a tbre...-oom 21>-ton space laboratory today,, but dress, said he was determined revitalize the slaw's energy cannot continue to lose Ohio Ohio Energ y Development took tiiile out to marvel as the rays of the sun bathed the Soviet (Contmued on page 8 state government would con- resources by cutttng the "red JObs because of gas cut hacks. Union's snow-white orbital station. The 43-year-<lid cosmonauls front the problems facmg Ohl<>-Lt. Col. Alexei Gubarev, the commander, and civilian Georgi ans and solve them without deGrechko, the flight engmeer- docked their Soyuz 17 spacecraft lay in his third term as goverSunday with the orbiting Salyut 4 laboratory. nor of the Buckeye Slaw. "A strenuous working day lies ahead," the official news "Let us keep foremost m our agency Tass said after . the ~pacemen conducted initial exthoughts the despair of the unperiments, ate supper and went to sleep. The cosmonauts, both employed," Rhodes said, on their first trips in space, took off Saturday from the Baikonur referring to the state's rising Space Center in Central Asta and boarded the orbiting lab 33 unemployment rate. "We must bours lawr. do everythmg possible for "The cosmonauts accomplished the operation brilliantly," those thousands of Ohioans Tass said in 'describing the dockmg. There was no mdication how wbo want jobs and cannot findlong the cosmonauts would stay ,aboard the space station, which them." was fired into orbit on Dec, 2G. The Republican governor announced he has ordered the De, partment of Economic and Commumty Development to aid Ohio's industry expansion WAsHINGTON (UP!)- The conviction. efforts so that it can "attract It is up to the government new business Blld mdustry Supreme Court loday denied Liddy Will be returned throughout Ohio to create more whether continued bail to G. Gordon Liddy, one of the seven original to jail. and betwr jobs for our. people." Watergate defendants, pending 1t.ffl~/.~-=~»~".'$~~::::x.:~:::w.: "This program will include a d!sposttion of his appeal. vigorous effort to help Ohio ln· Liddy, the only one of the dustry get new markets for its seven who never cooperated products across the nation and Heavy 'roperty damage around the world," Rhodes with prosecutors, was m pnson was reported .when the said. "Putting this program until Oct. 15, 1974, when he was release~on $5,000bond by U. S. · auditorium of the Pomeroy mto effect requires cutt~ red Junior High School building tape wherever tt exists " Disbict Judge Gerhard A. was broken Into overnight Gesell. Later the U.S. Court of Turning to environmenlallsSunday. Appeals here upheld .the sues, Rhodes said he has or· Several tables used by the dered the Ohio Environmental Citizen lunch Senior Prowct10n Agen~y to improgram were broken up, mediately process $350 million two doon were broken, and in pollution con\rol conPATI'ERNS IN NATURE - It could be a wh1te~ined, intricate pattern of a spider's web, glau was scattered about struction projects which he LOCAL TEMP or, exactly what It IS, an artistic des1gn created in a tree in Pomeroy by Sunday's snow the g)'lllllllsiwn Door. The said have·beea "bottled QP m , The temperature In downfollowmg sunshine earlier in the day. Cloucls ~ad arrived when the Super Bowl drew most incident has been reported to bureaucracy." town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. people to the tube at 3:15pm. When Mr Art Roo~ey's long-otarved crew had defea ted the Pomeroy police. Monday was 25 degrees· under "These projects includP new Vi kin~' 16-9by 6 30p m ,<o ll'~ro•tern Ohw was whiteeverrvhere . cloudy skies. .:::sm~·»"~.X-'W8:".:!::~ sewage t.realnl; nt plant~ for ' . COLUMBUS (UP!) - James A. Rhodes, 65, promising to "reinstitute a bold and Vigorous industrial development program" and uto create thousands of new jobs for Bail denied G. Gordon Uddy Tahles dantaged ,. • the hBilds of the American public to spend." The speech Is unportant to For<t, desc~1bed in the polls as losmg popularity. He must regam public approval aod get momentum to fight the economic woes . Newsweek magazine quoted a semor aide as saYing : 1 "His prestdency turns on this. It wtll either get off the ground with this State of the Union or 1t will never get off the ground at all." Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott, also at the briefing, said there may be some action. ''What the public wants is some acllon from the President they '11 get it --and from the Congress and they'll get it there," he said. "The important thing Is to give the people some relief from their present concern that will be the President's intention " 3 medical men t Rhodes promises new Ohio jobs I The problj!ms of the economy and energy are central to the President's deliberal!ons . He IS work•ng on fmal drafts of the State of the Umon message, which he will present to Congress on Wednesday. Adnumstra lwn sourCes ag ree there wtll be some kind of lax cut - perhaps a one-time 10 per cent rebate on 1974 mcome laxes and a reducllon worth $10 to $15 billion in 1975. Ford also is expected to propose increased taxes on !Inported and domestic oil to conserve energy and restore to the Treasury some of the revenues lost tbrough the tax cut. C ongre~· Joint Economic Conun1ttee has predicted huge defiCits thiS year and next, even without a tax r!!duction The House GOP leader, John J . Rhodes; briefed Saturday on Ford's program, said: "There wlll be, if Congress enacts the legislation whtch the President will propose. more money in -, Sunday when their singleengine Piper Arrow airplane crashed m a southeastern Kentucky snowstorm. Johnson County, Ky., Sheriff Ray Melvm tentatively Identified the victtma as Dr. Philip D. Virgadllto, Xenia, Ohio, believed to have been the pilot, Dr. David Nolan Di Salvo, Kettermg, Ohio, and Dr. Gerald David Parris, also of Meigs County Sheriff Robert Xenia. ., C. Harwnbach disclosed today. Melvin said no ages were his depariment has arrested available on the victims. and ]ailed William R. Smeck of Melvin said recovery Athens. workers told of two victims Smeck was charged being found side by side In the Saturday night with knowmgly elght~nch snow and the third causing or attempt to cause between 40 and 60 feet away. physical harm to John Musser, "The plane crashed around manager of Me1gs Inn at the noon during the worst snow inn, by means of a deadly storm we've had here m weapon. The sheriff also took years," Melvin said. "We're into custody Jack Rhoden, 118, not sure, but we thmk Dr. South Webster, Ohio, for carry- Vlrgadiito was the pilot." ing a concealed weapon . The flight plan indicated the The department mvestlgated plane took off Sunday morning three traffic acctdents Sunday . from Augusta, Ga., en route to caused by tcy road conditions. Sprmgfield, Ohio. At 9 10 p m m Mmersvtlle, Melvin said the plane's tall Robert J Varian, 18, Syracuse, section and fuselage were was traveling west when he found in separate sections in applied brakes and slid Into a the snow-covered hills near guardrail on the left. There Meally, Ky. was slight damage to the car. Spokesmen ~t the Paintsville Varian was not injured. No - Prestonsburg, Ky., Airport c!lat10n was ISSued. said they lost radio conlact At 5:20 p.m. in Sutton with the plane just before noon township on SR 124, one-half during a heavy snowstorm. mile west of the Racine Corp,, "That was the time of our Ronald S Grady, Racine, Rt. 1, heav1est snow," said state was traveling east when his · police spokesmen . "More than right wheel dropped off the eight mches pf snow was on the edge of the highway. Grady ground at the crash scene, pulled back on the pavement, hampenng recovery but his car slid into a ditch and operations " flipped over on its top. There was heavy damage but Iio ' Injuries or arrest. County schools were Metgs · Sunday at 2.30 a.m. in Sulton closed today due to snow which Township on SR 338 Don M. Rose, Minersville, Rt. 1, was fell SUnday and early today. Meanhme, a meeting of the traveling north when three Mei~ s County Extenston deer jumped into the road from Serv1ce AdVIsory Committee the right. Rose swerved, lost control, went off the highway scheduled for tomght has been on left, hit and broke off a cancelled. Due to the weather wlephone pole, continued on 80 the January meeting of the feet to hit a clump of saplings Pomeroy Elementary School causing his veh1cle to turn over PTA also has been cancelled. on its top. Rose had visible injuries but was not im. ~::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::~~~~~ mediately treated. No citation EXTENDED OUTLOOK was ISSUed. There was heavy Wednesda y,- through damage. ' Friday, chance of snow Wed!V'sday and again about Friday. Highs in the 20s Parhal clearing and cold Wednesday and mostly 30s today. Clear and cold tomght. Thunday and Friday. IAiws Low 5 to 10 above. Fair and eight to 18 Wednesday conlinued cold Tuesday. High morning Jlnd In the low and m the low 20s. Probability of mid ZOs Thursday and· preciptlation 30 per cent today Frl~y. and 10 per cent tomght and Tuesday. Athenian is jailed Schools closed Weather �• 3-The Datly Sent111e1, Mtd<Ueport Pomeroy 0, Mondar Jan 13 1975• 2- The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0, Monday, Jan 13 1975 Berrys World TOM TIEDE Steelers capture first grid crown 'Over legislating' into outlawry? / By Tom Tiede lol<!l to sometlung above etght WASHINGTON - (NEAl - nulhon Dunng the ftnal sessron ol the Whatever the actual l!gure 93rd Congress Pennsjlvama a the law books tn the republic Senator Hugh Scott had some are an mcreasmg burden to 1ts advtce for the 94th now c.:on wetlare Voltatre sa1d tt A vened H~ sa id he w IS multitude of laws 1n any disturb ed b) the legislatur e s country IS hke ct great number knack ol ovet legJslat tng In Of phySICians - a Stgn O[ th e 9~1 d alone we have \\eakness and malad) And whtch no second party was hurt or unwtlltng Researchers round also that 40 per cent of the mhabttants or the county Jatl were merel) boozehounds It s dumb Surely nobody beheves any more that pollee created so man)' new cnmes can and established so man y new penalttes tl \\ Ould be 1m poss ible to adeq ua te!> enfol( e !hem all I hose present m the cheap seats looked around In vam for \.\hereas h1s chara ctcuzatwn ma y not be entirely accurate h1s pnn ctple ts The laws m Amenca hav e become so many and van ed the) ve '¥\c~kened tile ctlizen s abtl!ty to kee p lht m 1 ~ e resul ttng sickness 1s a secon d to Scotts motwn Ye t patnfu llv even w thout support h1 s words stood am( ng the \\.I Sest of last ye 1r Members of the 93rct 1nt1odueed 26 221 bills 2 O!Jl of whtch were passed and only a doze n or so of whtch are fam1har to the pubhc Extleme apparent Stnce noborlv ca n live complete!) w1 thm th!! Ia'" everybody to some degree lives w1thout tt the sum A computenzed count Will please the1r constltuencv 111 1959 credtted the na tiOn ~>tlh 01 at leas t tmportant segments at least t 156 644 federal and ol 1t nobody tn Congress has state teg ulatwns This ac won fame or fortune fo r ns1ng cordmg to no le<:s an authont) to 1epeal any th mg but than the Gwness Book of World Proh1btlton Records 1s a sin gular Where dtd all the tssues go• asked a recent edttorialln one midwestern college student newspaper The causes and slogans which once took up much or student energtes wrath and tdeallsm - Kent State Black Power the clenched ltst, the Pentagon - seem ahnost carnptsh on the campus these days All these causes are still very unportant but seem to matter less III the consciousness of student thought the editorial lamented • 11te average lreshman who entered college In the ran of 1973 was, Indeed a different breed of cat !rom hts predecessors of a few years ago according to a survey by the Co-operallve In stltution Research Project and the American Counctl on Education The freshman survey has been conducted since 1966 to J?fOvlde base data for deterrninmg how four years of college affect the ouUook of those who undergo the experience Half of the 189,733 freshmen surveyed at 360 mstltutions desert bed themselves as 'middle of the road politically with 32 per cent characterizing themselves as liberal ' and 13 per cent descrtbmg themselves as • conservative ' The survey revealed that overall the freshmen tended to be academically conservative Only 34 per cent favored ;;bollshing grades and only 35 per cent favored college admission bemg open to everyone The freshman group also rellected a large measure of self confidence Some 54 per cent thought they would be sattsfled wtth college 57 per cent thought they would get a JOb In their chosen lteld, 60 per cent thought they had a good chance to get a bachelor 's degree and 86 per cent didn tthink they would make a maJOr change m their career or degree chotces Only 13 per cent said they expected to transfer Io another school and less than 2 per cent felt they would drop out of college temporarily When asked what !actors Influenced thetr chotce of careers nearly 71 per cen! of the students cited 'Intrinsic Interest m the Ralph Novak Rock at the ready By Ralph Novak PresJdent Fot d anQo1Henn K1ssmger \\en~ closeted m the Oval Room at the Whtle '11ouse d1scussmg top secret Mtddle Eas t strategy l don t know Mr Prestdent Ktss mger was Sa) ng haven t P\ en gotten the sand out of m\ shoes from the last trtp l rn not sure I m ready for another one Sure It :s tough Henrv Mr Ford satd But t[ mav turn out to be the onl y " av \\h) dpn 1 )OU send !he V1oe Prestdent? asked a \otre from behtnd the drapes Ach du Lteber shouted Ktssmger and Presodcnl Ford \\ !IS about to prt::ss J button summonmg help \\hen ou l from h1s htdmg place ca me Nebon Rockefeller Its onl) me bo)' he sa1d Relax For heavens sake Rock\ "hal \\ ere you domg there ' Mr Ford asked as Kt<smger untangled htmself from the defenSI\e kung lu posttion he had assumed Well you remember ho" vou sa1d )Our door \IOUid alwavs be open to me Ger- or that ts Mr Prestdent 1JUst happened to be m the netghborhood so I thought l d drop by and adm tre the stilchmg on your drapes The matenal ts a httle on the cheap stde by llle way Never mmd that the Prestdent sputtered llhtnk you rna) b~ takmg my open-door close-workmg relahonshtp pohcy a ht tl~ too literally How long have you been back there ' I m not exactly sure When you ve been wattmg around m the wtngs as long as I have you kmd of lose your sense or ltme But I do think you ought to thmk twtce abouTsupportmg tl)at otl btU the Democrats brought m thiS mommg ' Good grtef Rocky You really have been m here all day I sup pose you ve got a comment about what l had for lunch too Peanut butter and Jelly ts a little melegant I must say All nght Rocky As long as you re here l ve been wantmg to talk to you about somethmg anyway Now I know that \ ou re older than I am and all but I wtsh you d show a little respect Whv does the bell on your phone have to rmg to the tune ol Hat I to the Chief for mstance' And why do you have to run up and start waxmg every prestdenltal seal you see 7 Maybe I JUSt have a lot of the old sp1r1t of 76 That s what I m afratd of Henry what do you thtnk about all thts? Henry• Henry' Where dtd he go' I dtsmtssed htm l\lr Ptist~l He used to work for me you'll remember Aren t you bemg a httle presumptuou~ Rocky' Remember Qpen doors can be used for gomg out as well as comtng m Yes Mr Prestdent that s JUSt what I was thmkmg • lteld while 62 per cent sa1d they wanted to be helpful to others Another 48 per cent ctted a 'tl<ll need to contnbute to soctet} \\hile 42 pet cent satd ti1at anttctpated htgh earmngs were an unportant !actor That s where 11l the tssues went He's sour on sweets The htgh cost or sugar could be a blessmg m dJsgutse to consumers health tl not to thetr pocketbooks Nutrtttonally we don t need sugar tn our dtets says George Brtggs prolessor of nutrttlon at the Umverstty of Caltlornta at Berkeley While sucrose dccounts lor 17 per cent of the total calortes tn the natton s lood supply these are empt; catones that provtde only energy stnce sugar Itself contatns no nutnents such as protem rats mmerals or \ttanuns Moreover too much sugar may he lnd1rectly hnked to cardiovascular diseases obestty and malnutntton and IS directly related to tooth decay says llle professor Anyone who tlunks that a sugarless day wtll keep the dentist away may be doomed to dJsappombnent however JUdgtng by n report from another quarte r Wtlham H Bo\\en ol the Nattonal lnsttlute ol Dental Research conducted extenstve dtetary experunents on monkeys "hich are good models for dental research because they thnve Qn a human diet and harbor many ol llle same bacterta found m people Hts llndings showed that bacterta depostts developed on teeth regardless of the absence ol sucrose or sunple sugars In short he says substitutes lor table sugar mav be !me for 1\etght control and prescttbed sugarless dtets but the) won t cut down on tooth deca) Well you ptcks vour professor and you takes ) our chances Chester News Notes Bv Clarice Allen Mrs Cleo Stmth spent a le" days tn Goldsboro N C w1U1 Mr and Mrs Dana Peacock and chtldren The Pe,teocks are announcmg the btrth ol a daughter Chartmne Chrtstme on Dec 23 Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr spent Chnstmas day wtth Mt and Mrs Bob Lee and chtldren Bashan Chnstmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs James Ridenour were Mr and Mrs John Hayes Mr and Mrs John Wtckham and Mr and Mrs John Ftidenour and Jason Mr and Mrs Cia) ton Allen and Btll ' ist ted m Ashland Ky 1\tth Mr and Mrs D B Martin and Robert Allen Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl Wood Spnngheld were recent overmght guests of Mrs Letha Wood Mtss Luctlle Smith spent the holidays m Akron \ltth Mrs John Reuter Mr and Mrs Charles Etchmger and Suzannah Columbus spent a lew days wtth Mrs Opal Etchinger Dennts Etchinger student at Ohto State spent se' eral da) s at home Jmnmg them on Chnslmas \\as Earl Wtlhamson, Youngsto\\n Denms Etchmger attended the Rose Bo" I gam e m Cahfornta Vernon Cleland Columbus viSited Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mr -Mtd Mrs Ed Neuman and famtly of Galion spent the wee~nd wtth Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr Jommg them on Saturday eyemng for a pos t Bes1des even 1f pohhc1ans supetlaltve What s more the were to begm updatmg the total doe s not tnclude the coun t books (there are sttll Ia\\ s m loca l ( ctly county ) the nat ton prohtbttmg bare legs of regula t iOns \\·hl(;h as anyone on bath1ng beaches 1 they who has trt ed to btn ld a house m1 ght coea te lega l havoc 1r s tao t a busmess wolf 1cadtl) lawyers rernJnd us that la\\s behe\ e 1mscs the U S Ia\\ even bad ones are precedents and precedents repealed would doubtless I ave to be reestablished man) of them at Issues no longer so big on college campuses serve as Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporta Editor rnorality remam and the waste of enforcement continues as Se nat or Sco tt r emmds us Grav 1 0 1~ Quaedam sunt remed1a pencuhs some remedtes are worse than the dtsease @ The NEA 1 hope your little brother 1sn t w1th the Clf> Da1~ Sentmel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL E)(eC Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty Ed1tor Pu b she d da l y except Sa turd ay b y Th e Oh o V alley P u bl Sil m g Company 111 Cou rt <15769 S Pome oy Bu s ness Of f 992 2 56 2 157 ce DR. LAMB Oh o Phon e Ed tor a l Phone 992 Sour cream sub Second c ass pos ta ge pa d at Pomeroy Oh o Nat o nal adverts ng r ep re se n a ve that's low in fat Bolt nell Ga lagher Inc 12 East 42nd St New York New York Subscr p t on rates De vered by carr er where ava lab e 75 cen s per week By Mo tor Route where carr1er serv cc not ava lab e One month 53 25 By ma1 n Oh o and W Va One Year $22 00 Sx months Sll 50 Three months S7 00 Elsewhere $20 00 yea S1x mon t hs Sl3 50 three months $7 50 Subscr PI on pr c:e n c l udes Sunda y T mes Se nt nel By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - My mother used to have a rectpe lor sour cream she got !rom you She satd 11 was wonderful but she has lost tl Could you send tl to me• I use a lot of sour cream Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Church had tts Chrtstmas program Dec 22 cost Desptte the tmpra cttcahttes and the youth of the church of en masse l1w re\ ocatwn presented the program though there ts at least one Followmg the program there la1ge bodv or hoary no nos was a gift exchange and Santa which de serves reform at arnved to present treats to llle ten tton thts lear not onl) by youngsters The ladies of llle Congtess but all Ieg ts lattve church treated everyone wtth candy The bodtes v1 ct un less cnmes homemade program was well attended f.a11makers 0[ 1975 faced \Hth Monday mght the youth of co nce rn s enough otherwise should mvesttgate the wtsdom the church went carollmg of ex:pendmg more money and They vtstted several shut-ms of rnanpoy, er to put ha1 mless llle cornrnumty and follomng and the stnglng they returned to llle drunk s gamble rs church where the ladies of the po ostJtutes 10 the slam church had prepared hot The enforcement demands of chocolate, sandwtches and \i 1ct mless en me IS of no small cookies ~· opoo !ton A gt oup m San Mr and Mrs John Dean and Fnw c tsco t" o years ago Quote/Unquote What people are saymg because tl senses that tl 11 knew tt would discover that tl was headmg for d1saster - French Prestdenl Valery GtSrard d Estamg It ts madmtssable that those \lho have control or the wealth and res ources of manktnd should try to resolve the problems of hunger by forbtd dtng the poor to be born - Pope Paul\ I obJecting to pleas lor population rootrol One of the best ways ol E l eanor McGovern hmttmg populatwn ts to assure I have often wondered tf poor lamli 1es that t hetr other politiCal wtvt>s and thetr chtld ren wtll not d1e Brnash economist Barbara husbands discuss defeat belore -Ward crue~al electtons I do not thmk many do It ts part ol the un There was a ttme whe n the spoken contract lor each person public was not ready for the m a polttieal lam1ly to carry a thought ol men and women go hghtnmg rod of hope unttl the tng to the moon together but outcome of a race has been ltmes have cha nged l don t determmed forsee any problems about men - Eleanor McGoHrn wife ol a nd women gettmg along Sen George McGovern un together on mtssJons Were not successful 1972 Democrattc talkmg about dtzzy blonde Prestdential cand1date m her secretanes but respec table oook Uph11l A Personal Women sctenlists Story - Sky lab sc1en1Jst astronaut It wtll be the fmal1ron) that Dr Robert Parker predtc!Jng we have achteved a soctety that women wtll complete space mtss1ons dunng the oext wh1ch can aflord literacy and decade the letSufi' whtch should make the readtng of books so It ts one of the perverstttes meantnglul and then we of human nature that people manage to contrtve a syslern hav e a far greater capactty for where llle htgh school teacher endunng dtsasters than for dreads teachmg a work of preventmg them even when the hternture danger ts platn and tmmtnent - Robert Ornsteta prolessor - Former Sea J Wtlham of Enghsh at Case Western Fulhrtght (D-Ark 1 • 97~~ oc ~ because what he s domg would be 1//ega/1 considerable court ttme and hohda) dmneo and gtft ex cha ng"" were Dr and Mrs Roger Grueser and fannly of I ogan and Mrs Bob Lee and, l htldren Bashan Mr and Mrs Larry Clark ann ounce the btrth of a daughter Wend> on Dec 31 at 0 Bleness Hosptl<tl Tamra and Pennv Clark "ere guests of the1r grandparents "hile thetr mother \\as m the hospttal Mr and Mrs Harold Follrod West Jellerson were recent \IStlors of Mrs T L Weber Mr and Mrs John Wtckham Mr and Mrs John Ridenour and Jason and Mrs Barbara Sargent \\ere Ne\\ s Year Day guests of Mr and Mrs James Rtdenour Mr and Mrs Blame Newell of The Platns were recent callers of Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mrs Opal Hollon spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Robert Parker Manetta Mrs Helen Nelson and Mrs Audre) Woode called on Mrs Elsa Ktmes Middleport Sunday alternoon Mr and Mrs Cia) ton Allen Reserve Un1verstl y and Btll vtstted Saturday What lllts country needs JS a eveQmg wtth Mr and Mrs ne\1 gentleness Charles Goeglem Flatwoods - Former U S Attoraey Btll) Robert Allen student at General Ramsey Clark Lehigh Untverstty Bethlehem, Today we must proclatm a Pa returned there TUesday bold obJective - that w1thm a alter spendmg two "eeks wtlll decade no chtld wtll go to bed Mr and Mrs Cia) ton Allen hungry that no lam1Jy Will fear lor tts next day s bread and that no human bemg s future capac1ties will he stunted In 19i0 Btafra surrendered to and by malnutrttion Ntgerta endmg a 31).ruonth ctvil - Secretary of State Henry \\ar m the Afncar> nation Kisslager In Rome In 1972 New York state ruled The world ts unhappy It ts that a wpman mav become a unhappy because t\ doesn' t professiOnal baseball umptre know where tt ts gomg and NEW ORLEANS (UPI )- As btg as he IS, and as tough as he ts made out to be Mean Joe Greene IS pretty soft mstde, and now that he d fmally gotten that world championshtp rmgJte wanted so much he had a confesston to make He was frtghtened, and not at all ashamed toadrrut tl The man representing the very heart of the Ptttsburgh Steelers defense the awesome 6-4 'liS-pound menaell regarded as one of the fmest defenstve players m all professtonal football satd he was afrrud I was afrrud to lose ' he SaJd, speakmg m small, measured tones followmg Sundays 1&-6 Super Bowl wm over the Mmnesota Vikmgs I JUSt blocked tl out of my rrund l know thts -a great part ol me would ve been lelt back here had we lost ' Joe Greene wtth the Steelers sll< years now built up the Super Bowl game m his rrund where tl no longer was merely a contest but a personal crusade He wanted that wmners' rmg so much so badly that tl had become practically llle most unportant thmg m his whole life Every time the Super Bowl game came along m past years Joe Greene sort of pumshed hunself He d plant hunself m front of a TV set watch the two other teams m the contest and play the game vlcartously I d slt there envymg them, ' satd the Steelers 28-year-old defenstve tackle Today I didn t have to anymore He certainly dtdn t Joe Greene played superbly as did the three other members of Pittsburgh's Front Four - L C Greenwood, Erme Holmes and Dwtght Whtte stck with vtral pneumonta all week but a !me, healthy specunen agamst the Vikmgs Sunday 'Ill tell you what made the difference 'sald Minnesota s wtde recetver John Gilligan after tl was over Thetr whole lront lour They were dynarrute They made the other guys JObs easy I d sure like to he a lmebacker or a cornerback behind that Front Four The Super Bowl game was setUed prectsely where tl should ve been, m ' the )llts as the players calltt The ptts are the coal rrunes of professtonal football the place where those who have to labor mtt get down across the line from each other, eyeball-t!H!yeball and fmd out for themselves first hand how the men across the way from lllem are made It was head agamst head ' satd Joe Greene Everythmg went crunch crunch, crunch Now I m JUSt limp l !eel good for everybody The Sll< years I've been here ~knows we had some hard times, but tl s all worth tl now Look around thts room Look at the players We rea larruly I attrtbute all thiS to Chuck Joe Greene was talkmg about Chuck Noll, the Sleelers' stocky no-nonsense coach who suffered through a 1-13 season wtth them the ftrst year he took over m 1969 but now has gwded them to thetr ftrst world title Chuck Noll ts the qwet, unemotwnal type When the Steelers came mto llle dressmg room at halfthne clutchmg a tenuous :W lead, he didn t get up and make any btg speeches Lets keep runnmg at em, he satd, alter revtewmg some plays on the blackboard We ve got another 30 mmutes out armed clergymen that the lockup ts a cure for alcoholism that courts turn wh~ re s chaste Yet laws ol lav.break1ng 1s created which 1n tu1 1 he lps fos ter and flavor the climate of more senous mm e Wd) sf<r us lo get tnto hot everv law passed but tn so 'v\ater dmng he knov,.s tl wor t or It should go w•thou l saymg perhaps ca n l be done lh 11 we h 1d ~>ays enough to go Lawmakers for one thmg gam outla\1 befor e the 93rd added to \Otes bj passtng laws they feel Editorial comment, • • opznzon, features were perpetrators of cnmes m thus the atmosphere or mtm ophmJ~ts u a} conclude the c: nme nalt on ts thus 2 O!Jl laws closer I he solutwn to s u~.:h 1s almost to Bait Hat but tn fact 1t as complex as the su ch Scott I 1rge ly means there are 2 091 suggests repealing a law for I fmd I'm fmel' determmed that half of the arrests m that etty (m 1969) Mr and Mrs John W Dean and son John and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms Racme, spent Christmas mth Mr and Mrs Robert Rted Rodney and Davtd, Mr and Mrs Walter Terrell, Mr and Mrs Eddte Weekly and Missy Mrs Anna Mae Terrell Miss Juamta Terrell and Btlly Kendall all at Pataskala Recent vtsltors of Mr and Mrs Rowland DaiS were Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean and son John Jeremey Chrtstmas dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl and Rodney were Mtss Debbte Queen, Mr and Mrs Lloyd King Brtan Brlll, Phil Mona and Rodney Frecker, Mr and Mrs Dwtght Carl Ivan, Paula, Jolm and Sherrie, Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl Carl Brett Randy Danny and Melodi VISitors over the holidays of Mr and Mrs Nev White were Mr and Mrs Bernard White and family of Mason Mr and Mrs Davtd Glenn and family of Tipp City Mr and Mrs Robert Swearmger and son, West Milton LcUtse Holley and daughter Lisa of Ashton W Va, Mrs Ann Mash and and Susan of Laurel Cliff, Mr and Mrs Sherman White Mid dleport, and Mr and Mrs Harold Whtte, Langsville Mr and Mrs John Moore of Syracuse have moved here and have moved mto the Lyons property Rev and Mrs Dann:t Claypool and son of Frtendshlp Ohio Vlstted recently wtth Mr and Mrs Roy Brtckles Mr and Mrs William Jones had as recent VISitors Mrs Lena Jones and Mrs Jones b-olller, Mr and Mrs Manley Otristy of Guysville recently Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal had as Christmas Eve guests Mr and Mrs Roger Young and Wesley and Yvette local Mr and Mrs Russell Well, Mr and Mrs Ktrk Chevelter, Mtss Dentse Hendrtck and Bormg of Parkersburg Chr tstmas guests were Mr and Mrs Kirk Cheveher and Mrs Betty <lievalier of Chester Mr and Mrs John Dean, Mr and Mrs John Waller Dean and son spent Otrislmas Eve at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter at Carpenter Other guests were Mr and Mrs Garold Gilkey and Cindy, Tanuny and Rick of Athens, Mr and Mrs John Gillogly and sons Mark and Da vld On this day m hi.story In 1864, famed eomposer Stephen Foster died m a New York hosptlal, three days after he had been found til and jjlmost Pl!nniless m a hotel room In 1868 the U S Senate refused to accept PreSident Andrew Johnson s ouster of War Secretary EdWUI Slanton and acting Secretary tnysses Grant restgned • DEAR READER- She must mean the sour cream substttute rectpe from my book What You Need to Know About Food and Cooking for Health (Vtking Press) You ca n lmd tt and many other rectpes to prepare low-fat, lowcholesterol foods m that book and hopefully your local library wtll have one or more coptes of tt Many people like yourself do like sour cream whtpped cream and other loods that are normally high tn fat By usmg low fat datry products and spectal rectpes you can still have these thmgs and not rtsk mcreastng your blood cholesterol or mcreasmg the chances or havtng heart and vascular dtsease The sour cream substitute rectpe ts \yptcal of what you can do m the kitchen for your famtly Just rrux together I'• cup of nonfat milk powder and 'h cup or cold water Blend this wt th 8 ounces of uncreamed cottage cheese two teaspoons of lemon )Wee and I'• teaspoon of salt Keep tt refrigerated unltl used Thts rectpe wtll gtve you lots of protem and calcturn bolll good for most people DEAR DR LAMB - I've heard that a sudden enlargement of a mole can be a stgn of cancer Is this true• I m 33 and have begun to nottce several tmy moles that have appeared over parts of my body, and I'm sure they weren t there before Is this anythmg to worry about• It has been suggested by doctors that two rather large moles which I ve had most of my hfe be removed Other doctors have said they shouldn t be touched What ts correct? Are there any senous con sequences tl a mole ts mcked by shavmg' Any.tbmg you can tell me about mol&.~ would be apprectated DEAR READER- Amole Is really a new growlll of skin and tt ts usually a congemtal grow th When they are brown It ts because they contain lots of the cells producmg tl)e melanm ptgment that causes sun tanmng and freckles Most moles are harmless but llley can be dangerous Some become maltgnant melanomas , a particularly nasty type of cancer If a mole starts enlargmg or showmg any changes at all tt should be surgtcally removed Also tl tt Ism a loca\ion where tt ts hemg trrtlated by a belt or shavmg or any other factor 1t should be removed When tt comes to moles 1 am a great believer in the old surgtcal dictum, ' When m doubt cut tl out ' I have never known anyone to have any problems from the surgtcal removal of a mole 1 have seen people who have neglected new growth or moles and developed mcurable cancer After readmg slmllar remarks m Q!le or my columns some time ago a woman went to her doctor who removed a mole that proved to be a mahgnant mefanoma Her raptd response to the inrormatton and the prompt action ofherdoclOnpveher 8 chance to survive A good prevention program Is to remove any moles that are m any way ~ pOSSible site for future trouble f • there ' The Steelers were more productive m those fmal30 mmutes, puttmg 14 more pomts on the board The front four sunply strangledtheVikings'runnmggame shuttlngoffMinnesotawtth a mere 17 yards on the ground Pittsburgh s regular season record thiS year was 11).3..1 After each of the Steelers' Vlctortes Chuck Noll made a little speech and It was the same one he used Sunday after they beat the Vikmgs 'Were gonna enJOY llltS vtctory then get ready for next week ' he said Then he laughed And so dtd they College results By United Press lnternaftonal Connecttcut Clas stc ( Champtonshtp) U Conn 79 East Car 77 ( Consolatton) E Mtch 7l Bay lor 69 East Penn 108 Dar t mout h 77 Notre Dam e 125 V ll n"Va 90 La Sa ll e 81 Niagara 71 Can sus 104 Assumptn 68 Pr n ce ton 67 Harvard 57 Provtdenc,e 98 Jack.snvl 87 Lafayette'79 Army 77 of U Mass 98 Duquesne 94 Ya l e 78 Columba 69 Holy Cross 74 Fo rdham 66 Wagner 76 Albnght 65 Brown 81 Cornell 58 R 1 Coli 8() Roger wm s 65 Slppry Rck 75 Wstmnstr 74 Maine 91 va Commnwlth 90 C W Post 68 Bndgept 64 Hofstra 72 W Chester 62 L nctn 78 Nwrk Rutg r s 74 w va 63 Penn St 59 lnd Pa 79 Atdrsn Brdds 67 Cheyney 109 F DU Mad son 81 Edtnboro 88 Pt Par k 78 J Carroll 83 Crneg1e Mlln 74 Allg"lny 83 Wash &Jeff 65 St Bonnte 83 St Fran 70 D1ck nson 68 Urs nus 61 Fa ir f1 eld 86 Buffal o 69 Bucknell 72 P itt 66 Drexe l 50 Colgate 46 Marshall 77 Geo Wash 66 South Tenn essee 102 M1SS 82 Auburn 90 Kentucky 85 vanderbtlt 91 L SU 82 Mary land 89 Wake Forest 73 Fla St 88 Btscayne 59 Va Te ch 74 V1rg n a 73 V M I 98 R:Jc~ mond 95 Davdsn 81 St John s 77 F lorida 83 Georgta 69 No Car 109 Howard U 67 Memp hiS Sf 83 So MtSS 77 Alabama 86 MtSS Sf 71 C1ladel 7~: ;hn Sl ( 69 Duke 95 Flor da 86 Atnens Y6 ntsv l 80 Tenn Mrtn Ja x nvt St 65 Nchlls Sf 65 Dlta Sf 63 M1d Tenn 80 East T enn 74 w K y 84 Tenn Tech 80 Murray Sl 93 Mrhed St 88 Geotwn Ky 105 Centre 74 Austin Peay 85 E Ky 73 Va St 102 Hmp tn ln st 85 R Macon 84 Geotwn DC 74 Old Oom 107 Bloomsbg 79 UT Chat 8A Mercer 83 H 1gh Potnf 56 Elon 55 Amertcan 72 Gettysburg 67 Ga St 99 Brmnghm So 71 At! Chr s 78 Lenr Rhyne 68 Tulane 71 Kansas St 57 Pfetffer 78 Co~er 68 Mtdwest Purdue 88 Wtsconson A9 Ill 6.4 Northwestern 60 Indiana 102 Iowa 49 M 1Ch Sl 86 Michigan 78 Ohto St 76 Mmnesota 67 Ora ke 86 Tulsa 85 Lng Bch St 86 No Ill 80 sradtey 88 Wlch1 t a St 73 Marquette 66 Manhattan 62 so Ill 77 St Louis 73 Toledo 80 OhtO U S6 Mtaml 0 73 Bwlng Grn 6A Ctnctnnati 83 Temple 63 Cretghton 71 Da yton 70 Akron 92 Roanoke 64 Wittenberg 76 Oberl n 69 Otterbn 7Q OhtO Wslyn 58 Hastings 121 Colo Coli 86 ' • Stubnv l 90 Wlbrfrce 68 N6 Ky 51 87 Bltrmne 81 Il l Ws lyn 83 E l m hur st 68 NE II ~ 96 Tr n Chris 66 M lll ktn 97 DePauw 75 Tulane 71 Kansas St 57 De Pau l 85 UW Grn Ba y 59 Cl eve St 89 Wayne St 66 Yngstwn 69 Pha Te xt 61 St Jos lnd 98 Waba sh 72 lnd Cent 69 Vlpra so 68 Detro t 78 Seton Hall 7l w s M I 83 Oge tt horpe 75 Manches ter 78 Ear lham 67 Frankl n 95 Anderson 88 Hanover 97 Def anc:e 68 C Mtc:h 83 Kent St 77 Knox 80 R pon 72 W M 1ch 81 Lyla Ill 63 Southwest LOUtSVI 82 N M St 69 Houston 91 R ce 70 TCU 69 Hawa 1 62 Ark 84 Okta C ty 75 SMU 96 Dalla s Sap 70 No Tex SA west Tex 78 Su thws trn U 62 E Tex Sap 59 Mdwslrn U 81 McMrry St 68 SW T eK 73 Tarleton St 72 Tex Wstyn 69 LeTourneau 67 SF Austm 112 Angelo St 95 Pan Am 94 Lamar 83 E TelC. 86 Ab Chr s 74 0 Roberts 91 Weber St 89 H Payne 74 Sa m Hous 71 West UCLA 77 Wash St 69 Southern Cal 89 wash 87 Stanford 71 Oregon 51 63 Cal tforn a 60 Oregon 58 UN LV 94 Pepperdtne 82 Art zona St 96 Utah 93 Utah St 89 Idaho St 70 Ar zona 83 BYU 66 Navy 51 A1r Force 48 Ca l S B 70 Fresno St 63 Seattle .52 Santa Clara .49 St Mry s 74 San Fran 71 Por tland St 80 idaho 75 Dec dental 61 La Vern e 57 Cal St Sa kr sf td 57 UC Rvr sde NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Whatever tl takes has been Pttlsburgh Steeler Coac h Chuck Noll's season~ong reply when asked how his team won tts games Sunday at chilly and wmd blown Tulane Stadium, tt took a stifling defense combmed wtth JUSt enough offense to gtve the Steelers thetr ftrst Super Bowl champtonshtp wtth a 1&-6 VICtory over the Mtnnesota Vikmgs "" l m really proud of this football team, Noll satd We came Ill wtth the tdea of getting the JOb done and let nothmg stand m our way II s espectally fitting that Ill a chamJltOnshtp game our defense shut out the champtons ol the Nattonal Football Conlerence [ can t think or anythmg more ftttmg l think that our front four won the game they were JUSt outstanding said Ptttsburgh linebacker Jack Ham who along wtth each of his team mates earned $15 000 for the wm while the Vikings got $7 :;oo each The front four ol Joe Greene Erme Hohnes L C Green wood and Dwtght Whtte which averages jUSt 26 years or age, Ill addttion to stoppmg the Vtkmgs runnmg attack also harassed quarterback Fran Tarkenton They blocked four or hts passes mtercepted another and pounced on hun m the end zone lor a safety after a /fumbled handoff for the only scormg m a delense-dommated J trst half White was hospitalized for most ol last week with a vtral infectiOn and miSSed all Sll< Pittsburgh workouts here but was deterrruned to not only play but also to start White ts a good tndtcation of the attitude ol thts team Noll satd The doctor told me there was no way he could play after releasmg hun from the hospttal Saturday but Dwtght Just .srud l m gonna play ' They are very aggresstve I had a head cold but you and got good penetration satd know you can't let a cold stop the 14 )ear veteran Tarkenton you satd Harns who was of the Sleeter lront lour I voted the game s most don t think I've had two passes valuable player and will blocked on me smce l ve been recetve an automobtle for his m the league They were the elforts They say there s no best team they deserved to cure lor a cold so I wasn 't wm we dtdn t lookmg lor one Almost overshadowed b) the Harrts touchdown mcreased Steeler defense was the perlor the Steelers lead to ~ but llle mance of runnmg back Franco Vtkmgs who entered the game Harrts who rushed for a Super as 3\2-pomt underdogs ~ept Bowl record 158 yards and also thetr lans betting hopes alive scored the club s ltrst touch when Terry Brown recovered a down on a nme-yard run The blocked Pi ttsburgh punt m llle TD came only four plays after end zone to account lor Mm spectal team member Marv nesota s only pomts Fred Cox Kellum recovered Btll Brown s missed on the extra pomt at fumble or the second · half tempt when his ktck struck the kickoff on the Mmnesota 31). lelt uprtght and bounced back yard hne lhere was still a httle ove r 10 After Rocky Blete ~ was mmutes lelt to play but the stopped lor no gam Harns Steelers came nght back and scooted the lelt stde lor 24 marched 66 yards m 12 plays ) ards He was thrown lor a lor the dectdmg touchdown three yard loss on the next play that came on a lour yard pass buf then got the ball agam and !rom Terry Bradshaw to Larry rambled around the lelt stde Brown 11Je btg play ol the for the touchdown Lancers hold off STEW ART - The Federal Hockmg Golden Lancers Jumpmg out to an early 11-0 lead held of! sever" Metgs comebacks enroute to a 61-49 vtctory over the vtsttmg Marauders Saturday mght Metgs plugged away at that early Lancer lead commg as close as 29-24 late m the ltrst half Wtth Federal Hockmg leadtng all the way the Marauders made one last charge late m the game pullmg to wtthm 4 at 5tl-46 But the Lancers moved out pourmg m 11 pomts to JUSt 3 lor Metgs m the !mal 3 mmutes Federal Hockmg had JUst 3 players m double ligures led agam by btg Dan Btse wtth 23 pmnts Riley pumped m 14 and Brtan Lackey added 11 for the Lancer attack Sophomore Greg Brownmg htt 8 or 17 held goal attempts and 4 of 4 at the chanty stnpe to lead the Metgs attack wtth 20 pomts Dan Dodson was the only other Marauder m twm ltgures wtlh 11 pomts The Marauders htttmg 21 ol 62 held goa l attempts for 33 pet actually lost the game at the chartty stnpe as Federal Hockmg also htt 21 lteld goals although m JUS I 56 attempts for 37 pet The Lancers btl 19 or 25 lree thro"''i whtle the Marauders h1t 7 m ju'l;t 11 chances Federal Hockmg controlled the boards grabbmg 47 rebounds to JUst 31 lor the rauders Bt,.. ·•oped olf 17 mtssed shots 'or Federal Hocking whtle Chtp Brauer was tops for Metgs wtlll 9 The Marauders 1-8 overall and 1-6 mstde the SEOAL travel to Waverly Frtday and Pomt Pleasant Saturday The Lancers defeated Metgs 56-46 m an earlier game at Rock Sprtngs Federal Hockmg wtll vtstt Nelsonvtlle York Frtday FG A FT A RB PF PTS 0 1 9 5 8 1 2 0 3 3 I 2 7 3 11 4 4 4 2 20 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 310 I 2 8 4 7 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 02 0 0 I 0 0 21 62 711 31 19 49 FED HOCKING (61) FG A FT A RB PF PTS 7 16 9 10 17 4 23 4 17 3 5 7 2 11 4 8 I 2 t 9 8 0 3 4 4 5 3 4 6 10 2 4 8 3 14 0 2 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 56 1925 47 13 61 4 9 I 6 5 12 817 Brau er Davenport Dodson Brown ng Randolph Meadows Coats Walburn TOTALS PLAYER Btse Lackey Bowers T Russel l R ley Butcher S Russe l l McKml ev TOTALS 8 16 8 17- 49 19 12 10 2D-61 M etgs Marauder s Fed Hock mg Lancers Reserves pull away to win big The Me tgs Marauder Metgs Federal Hockmg then hed reserves leadmg 22 10 at m termtsstOn saw the Federal the score at 30 30 and took the Hockmg Lancers come from lead twtce alter tha t belore the behmd to take the lead twtce tn Marauders spurted m the final the !mal pertod before the mmutes outscormg the hosts 8cagers ol Ron Legan spurted 1 m the !mal moments of ac for a 42 34 trtumph on the !ton Dodson got good scormg help Lance r planks Saturday mght N BA Stand tng s sv un.t~~~r~~~"1~1 fe~~at onal from Jell Marhn wtth 9 pomts The Marauders led by Allan By Untted Press tnternal1onal o v Slon 1 Eastern Conference Dodson s 12 pomts jumped out and Allen Stewart who chipped AtlantiC DIVISIOn 1 pts gf ga Ph•ladlph a m 8 Jarvts paced the Lancer 10 58 145 91 w t pet g b to a 10-6 ftrst pertod lead m NY Rangers 21 12 8 50 174 131 Boston 26 14 650 reserves wtlh 9 markers creasmg the margm to 12 at 26 16 61 9 120 11 7 Buffa l o ~~a~~l:nders g l ~ 1 ~ 47 The Marauders burned the ~ mtermtss10n before Federal 22 18 550 44 143 120 NeW York D•m•on 2 Ph lad elph a 17 24 415 nets on 20 of 36 fteld goa l at 9 ' Hockmg stormed back wtth 12 gf ga Central Div uon ...Vancouver 2,W161 J ph w I pet g b lhtrd penod pomts to JUSt 6 for tempts lor 55 pet whtle cashmg 49150 138 Ch cago 19 19 4 42 145 127 Wash ngton 29 12 707 m twtce m two trtes from the 40 137 w Cleve l and 20 18 526 7 ~mLnoe~'g,. ~ 27 foul hne Federal Hocktng htt 20 20 500 8 107 176 Houston WHA Stand ngs A tlanta 17 26 395 13 By Un1ted Press lnternattonal JUst 12 of 34 from the lleld for 35 4 34 105 23 Kansas( ty 8 28 A 20 98 173 New Orleans East pet and 10 of 20 at llle chartty Western Conference D v slon 3 w I I pts gf ga Mtdwest DIVISIOn w I I pt s gf ga New Eng lnd 21 16 2 44 139 137 strtpe lor 50 pet w l p c t g b Cleveland Montreat 24 6 13 61 196 117 16 20 2 34 108 122 Fnday th e Marauder 24 18 571 Los A ngel es 23 6 12 58 133 82 Oetrott Ch cago 15 21 I 31 123 139 c~ tcago 23 18 561 39 166 157 P tttsburgh 15 17 9 2 ln d anapo ts 7 31 3 17 92 175 reserves v1s1t Waverly 20 21 488 3 • Detroit 10 23 7 27 112 156 M !waukee W est FED HOCKING (34) 21 2J 477 Washmgton 3 35 5 II 88 231 KC Omaha A w I 1 pts gf ga Pactttc DIVISion 0 VISIOn 4 27 12 0 54 180 115 Poston 2 0 4 Guess I 57 Hou ston Pro Standings ,t ! gi: w I t pts gf ga Buffa l o 26 9 7 59 18 3 134 Boston 24 10 7 55 198 123 Toronto 15 20 7 37 145 163 Caltforn a 11 26 8 30 120 174 Saturday s Results Montreal 6 Ph Iadet ph a 0 Boston 5 Ch cago 1 Ptttsburgh 6 Cal forn1 a 3 Atlan ta 2. N Y Islander s 2 Los Angeles 7 Toronto 5 Buffa lo 3 Detro tr 3 NY Rangers 5 St Lou s 3 Ka n sas C ty 5 Wash ngton 3 Vancouver at M nn ppd snow Sunday s Results Toronto A NY Islanders 3 Ph ladelph a fC ahf 1 St L ou s 2 Det ro t 1 Buffalo 5 Vancouv er 1 Montreat 7 wash ng to n 2 Ch cago 4 NY Rangers 2 Mondays Games (No games sc heduled l MARONE DIES WALDEN NY (UP!) - S John Marone a lormer run rung guard on the New Yqrk Giants football learn m the 1940s dted Sunday or an ap. parent heart attack as he was preparmg to watch the Super Bowl game on teleVISion At the tune of hts death, Marone 57 was dtrector of athletics at Valley Central High school m nearby Montgomery w 1 pet g b 27 13 675 19 22 463 8h 18 21 462 8 7 P~o en 1 x 16 23 410 10 2 Los Angeles 17 25 405 11 Saturday s Results Detro t 11 8 At l anta 113 Wash 102 Los Ange l es 90 Pht la at KC Omaha ppd snow M I waukee 91 Clevelan d 81 Phoentx 113 New York 107 Ch cago 114 Golden St 105 Sundays Results Buffa lo 11A Boston 101 Mt waukee 99 Phtlade lph a 88 Ch cago 127 Seat t le 123 Monday s Games {No games sched ul ed) Golden Slat e Seattle Po r tland ABA Standtng s By Untied Press International East w 1 pet g b 28 II 71 8 Kentucky 29 12 707 New Yor k 17 27 386 13 ' 51 LOU S 11 31 262 18 1 ~ Memph s 9 31 225 19 ' Vtrg nta We st w I pet g b Denver 35 6 854 Sa n An ton o 25 20 556 12 20 25 444 17 Utah tnd1an a 17 22 436 17 san D ego 18 24 429 17 2 Satur day s Results Kentucky 95 Utah 89 San D1ego 121 lndtana 119 San Antonio 130 Den ver 108 Sundays Results San Otego 110 Memph s 107 Monday s Gam es lnd ana at V1rgm a Ph oen K SanD ego 19 16 5 43 134 128 19 18 1 39 124 128 19 18 0 3 25 3 Canadtan w I I 2A 16 0 Quebec 23 16 I Toronto 20 11 2 Edmon on M.nnesota M ch gan make ' It wasn t a very good football game, Grant continued ''There were enough chances for bolll teams to win a number of tunes wtth all the penallles, intercepllons and offtclal rumbles ' The v1ctory represented the supreme moment in the career of Steeler owner Art Rooney who never before m the 4Z.year history of the club had won a National Football League champtonship Today's wm made all the other years worth tl,' said Rooney who wlll celebrate his 74th btrthday Jan 'll 1 felt belore the season started we could win tl The players felt that way and they made me feel that way, too l m so happy lor the ballplayers coaches and lans ' • Miami shocks Falcons 73-64 Meigs , MEIGS( 49) PLAYER drtve was a 31l-yard pass !rom Bradshaw to Brown on which the Steeler tight end ap parenUy fwnbled the ball away to a Vtking after getting htt However, the officials ruled the play was dead belore the fumble From our vantage point, Brown had not reached the ground when the ball came loose said Vikmg Coach Bud Grant who became the ltrst conch to lose three Super Bowl games Our bench reacted trrunedtately -there wasn t any question In the tr mmd tl was a rumble The olftctal who ca lled tl was across the lield and behmd him and the offtctal who ruled tl our ball was m front of the play When they dtdn t gtve it to us tt became a very btg play -btgger than any we could 38 160 135 29 104 174 turnovers agamst a tough pressmg defense Kent, 2-11 overall and 1).2 m the MAC was led by Bradley Robmson s 17 points and 16 by Rtcky Gates Toledo Downs Boheats Toledo pushed its conlerence record to 2 1 and Its overall record to 6-li wtth an 80.00 wm over Ohio Unlverstty The Rockets found themselves m a 28-28 tie at halftime but shot 73 per cent from the floor In the second balf m running away from the Bobcats Larry Cole scored 20 points to lead the Rockets and freshman Ted Wtlhams startmg In place of mjured Dave spike added 17 Ohto University which dropped to I I In the MAC and 6-5 overall was paced by Waller Luckett s 19 points Dayton rallied from a 13iJolnt deficit late In the ~cond half, but the Flyers fell a point short m dropping a 71-70 decision to Creighton The loss evened llle Flyers record at &-6 Moulton Paces Dayton Letghton Moulton s 15 pomts led Dayton which had a 37-34 halftime advantage, and John ny Davis and Allen Elijah added 14 each Clnclnnatt led by freshman Steve Collter wtth 17 potnts, ran tis record to 7-fJ with an easy IIJ.<!3 wm over Temple The Bearcats had a 31 20 halftune cushion and were never headed They held a blg 51 37 reboundmg advantage Ja rvis 3 3 9 La c k ey 3 2 8 Br andenberry 2 0 4 Good fellow 1 o 2 TOTALS 12 10 34 MEIGS (421 - Browning 2 0 4 Dodson 6 0 12 Stewart 4 0.8 pi s gt ga Marttn 4 l 9 Marshall 2 1 5 A8 162 133 Ham lton 1 o 2 Scttes I 0 2 47 17 1 146 TOTALS 20 2 42 42 122 102 17 16 2 36 137 116 W1nn peg Vancouver 16 1~ 2111\1 113 119 Saturday s Results Houston 6 Pho en x 4 San Di ego 4 New Eng 3 of Sunday s Results San Ot ego at M ch gan ppd lndpts at w nn peg ppd Vancouver at M nn ppd Cleveland 4 Phoen 1X 2 Toronto 7 Hou ston 4 Edm onton 3 Quebec 1 Monday s Games (No games scheduled) By United Press Internallooal When Bowling Green and Toledo 11 ere picked to ftght tl out lor the Mid Arnertcan Conlerence basketball cham ptonshtp someone forgot to tell Mtamt and Central Mtchtgan Followmg Saturday s action the Redskins and Chtppewas relegated to darkhorse roles m pre-season polls sat atop the conlerence standmgs wt th 2-ll records and had the two best overall marks m the league Mtamt 11l-2 overall pulloo the btggest surprtse handing Bowlmg Green a 73-64 setback on the Falcons home court The loss was the Falcons ltrst m lour conference games and ftfth In 11 games overall Mtamt led 41-35 at hallhme, but the Falcons \ted the score at 55-55 with just under 10 mmutes to play Miamt then reeled off a 12 2 surge lor a 67 57 lead that proved to be enough Cash Tallies 16 Points Rod Dtermger and Chuck Goodyear led the Redskins m scormg wtth 16 points apiece Bowling Greens leading scorer was Cornelius Cash wllll 16 Central Mtchlga!) ran tis conference record to 2-ll and tis overall mark to 9 I wtth an 8377 vtctory at Kent State Dan Roundfteld Central's 6-8 semor ce nter led the Chtp pewas wtth 28 points and 15 rebounds Although Central was out goaled 34-28 by the Golden Flashes the Chtps converted 27 free throws to only mne for Kent, whtch also comnutted 28 JOHNSON NAMED SOUTH BEND Ind (UP!) Mervm Johnson, an assistant football coach at Arkansas Unlverstty was named Sunday as offensive coordinator to new Notre Dame football Coach Dan Devme "All it took was one letter from the Better Business Bureau and we received'our money!' Mrs AI Darga Defro1f M1ch1gan 54 AN0111ER TOURNEY WS ANGELES (UPI) - A $75,000 tournament to decide the world's top women's dou bles learn will be held April9-12 m Tokyo, a sPokesman for the Women's Tenrus Association satd today The $75,000 Brtdgstone Tire Women s Doubles champion ships will folloW by one week the $150 000 Vtrgliii8 Slims smgles champtonshtps m Los Angeles April 1-f>, the spokesman satd Heres my new State Farm off•ce where I can serve you With the best value n car home life and health tnsurance I anv1te you to call or drop tn anv ttme ADULT MEAL B g She! Reg F enc:h Fr es Turnover & La rge Soil 0 hk STEVE SNOWDEN 1251 Powell 51 Mtddleport Ph 992 7155 ,., The evemng stars are Mer cury, Venus and Juptter Those born on thts dale are under the st~n of Capricorn --·.......... ---- That quot e ts from an actual letter sent to the BBB We don t always get results that but we always try When you re havt ng a problem w tth bustness ca ll us We can he lp you get your mo ney s worth And we II help anybody _ If you re unhappy tt s bad for you and for bustnes s And no one kn ows that better tha n the bu stnessmen who support the BBB SPEAKUR CAU 'YOUR BETTER BUSINESS -EAI' HELPING 'tOU GET lOUR MONEY'S WORm stATE FoWl 1503 Eastern A venue �• 3-The Datly Sent111e1, Mtd<Ueport Pomeroy 0, Mondar Jan 13 1975• 2- The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0, Monday, Jan 13 1975 Berrys World TOM TIEDE Steelers capture first grid crown 'Over legislating' into outlawry? / By Tom Tiede lol<!l to sometlung above etght WASHINGTON - (NEAl - nulhon Dunng the ftnal sessron ol the Whatever the actual l!gure 93rd Congress Pennsjlvama a the law books tn the republic Senator Hugh Scott had some are an mcreasmg burden to 1ts advtce for the 94th now c.:on wetlare Voltatre sa1d tt A vened H~ sa id he w IS multitude of laws 1n any disturb ed b) the legislatur e s country IS hke ct great number knack ol ovet legJslat tng In Of phySICians - a Stgn O[ th e 9~1 d alone we have \\eakness and malad) And whtch no second party was hurt or unwtlltng Researchers round also that 40 per cent of the mhabttants or the county Jatl were merel) boozehounds It s dumb Surely nobody beheves any more that pollee created so man)' new cnmes can and established so man y new penalttes tl \\ Ould be 1m poss ible to adeq ua te!> enfol( e !hem all I hose present m the cheap seats looked around In vam for \.\hereas h1s chara ctcuzatwn ma y not be entirely accurate h1s pnn ctple ts The laws m Amenca hav e become so many and van ed the) ve '¥\c~kened tile ctlizen s abtl!ty to kee p lht m 1 ~ e resul ttng sickness 1s a secon d to Scotts motwn Ye t patnfu llv even w thout support h1 s words stood am( ng the \\.I Sest of last ye 1r Members of the 93rct 1nt1odueed 26 221 bills 2 O!Jl of whtch were passed and only a doze n or so of whtch are fam1har to the pubhc Extleme apparent Stnce noborlv ca n live complete!) w1 thm th!! Ia'" everybody to some degree lives w1thout tt the sum A computenzed count Will please the1r constltuencv 111 1959 credtted the na tiOn ~>tlh 01 at leas t tmportant segments at least t 156 644 federal and ol 1t nobody tn Congress has state teg ulatwns This ac won fame or fortune fo r ns1ng cordmg to no le<:s an authont) to 1epeal any th mg but than the Gwness Book of World Proh1btlton Records 1s a sin gular Where dtd all the tssues go• asked a recent edttorialln one midwestern college student newspaper The causes and slogans which once took up much or student energtes wrath and tdeallsm - Kent State Black Power the clenched ltst, the Pentagon - seem ahnost carnptsh on the campus these days All these causes are still very unportant but seem to matter less III the consciousness of student thought the editorial lamented • 11te average lreshman who entered college In the ran of 1973 was, Indeed a different breed of cat !rom hts predecessors of a few years ago according to a survey by the Co-operallve In stltution Research Project and the American Counctl on Education The freshman survey has been conducted since 1966 to J?fOvlde base data for deterrninmg how four years of college affect the ouUook of those who undergo the experience Half of the 189,733 freshmen surveyed at 360 mstltutions desert bed themselves as 'middle of the road politically with 32 per cent characterizing themselves as liberal ' and 13 per cent descrtbmg themselves as • conservative ' The survey revealed that overall the freshmen tended to be academically conservative Only 34 per cent favored ;;bollshing grades and only 35 per cent favored college admission bemg open to everyone The freshman group also rellected a large measure of self confidence Some 54 per cent thought they would be sattsfled wtth college 57 per cent thought they would get a JOb In their chosen lteld, 60 per cent thought they had a good chance to get a bachelor 's degree and 86 per cent didn tthink they would make a maJOr change m their career or degree chotces Only 13 per cent said they expected to transfer Io another school and less than 2 per cent felt they would drop out of college temporarily When asked what !actors Influenced thetr chotce of careers nearly 71 per cen! of the students cited 'Intrinsic Interest m the Ralph Novak Rock at the ready By Ralph Novak PresJdent Fot d anQo1Henn K1ssmger \\en~ closeted m the Oval Room at the Whtle '11ouse d1scussmg top secret Mtddle Eas t strategy l don t know Mr Prestdent Ktss mger was Sa) ng haven t P\ en gotten the sand out of m\ shoes from the last trtp l rn not sure I m ready for another one Sure It :s tough Henrv Mr Ford satd But t[ mav turn out to be the onl y " av \\h) dpn 1 )OU send !he V1oe Prestdent? asked a \otre from behtnd the drapes Ach du Lteber shouted Ktssmger and Presodcnl Ford \\ !IS about to prt::ss J button summonmg help \\hen ou l from h1s htdmg place ca me Nebon Rockefeller Its onl) me bo)' he sa1d Relax For heavens sake Rock\ "hal \\ ere you domg there ' Mr Ford asked as Kt<smger untangled htmself from the defenSI\e kung lu posttion he had assumed Well you remember ho" vou sa1d )Our door \IOUid alwavs be open to me Ger- or that ts Mr Prestdent 1JUst happened to be m the netghborhood so I thought l d drop by and adm tre the stilchmg on your drapes The matenal ts a httle on the cheap stde by llle way Never mmd that the Prestdent sputtered llhtnk you rna) b~ takmg my open-door close-workmg relahonshtp pohcy a ht tl~ too literally How long have you been back there ' I m not exactly sure When you ve been wattmg around m the wtngs as long as I have you kmd of lose your sense or ltme But I do think you ought to thmk twtce abouTsupportmg tl)at otl btU the Democrats brought m thiS mommg ' Good grtef Rocky You really have been m here all day I sup pose you ve got a comment about what l had for lunch too Peanut butter and Jelly ts a little melegant I must say All nght Rocky As long as you re here l ve been wantmg to talk to you about somethmg anyway Now I know that \ ou re older than I am and all but I wtsh you d show a little respect Whv does the bell on your phone have to rmg to the tune ol Hat I to the Chief for mstance' And why do you have to run up and start waxmg every prestdenltal seal you see 7 Maybe I JUSt have a lot of the old sp1r1t of 76 That s what I m afratd of Henry what do you thtnk about all thts? Henry• Henry' Where dtd he go' I dtsmtssed htm l\lr Ptist~l He used to work for me you'll remember Aren t you bemg a httle presumptuou~ Rocky' Remember Qpen doors can be used for gomg out as well as comtng m Yes Mr Prestdent that s JUSt what I was thmkmg • lteld while 62 per cent sa1d they wanted to be helpful to others Another 48 per cent ctted a 'tl<ll need to contnbute to soctet} \\hile 42 pet cent satd ti1at anttctpated htgh earmngs were an unportant !actor That s where 11l the tssues went He's sour on sweets The htgh cost or sugar could be a blessmg m dJsgutse to consumers health tl not to thetr pocketbooks Nutrtttonally we don t need sugar tn our dtets says George Brtggs prolessor of nutrttlon at the Umverstty of Caltlornta at Berkeley While sucrose dccounts lor 17 per cent of the total calortes tn the natton s lood supply these are empt; catones that provtde only energy stnce sugar Itself contatns no nutnents such as protem rats mmerals or \ttanuns Moreover too much sugar may he lnd1rectly hnked to cardiovascular diseases obestty and malnutntton and IS directly related to tooth decay says llle professor Anyone who tlunks that a sugarless day wtll keep the dentist away may be doomed to dJsappombnent however JUdgtng by n report from another quarte r Wtlham H Bo\\en ol the Nattonal lnsttlute ol Dental Research conducted extenstve dtetary experunents on monkeys "hich are good models for dental research because they thnve Qn a human diet and harbor many ol llle same bacterta found m people Hts llndings showed that bacterta depostts developed on teeth regardless of the absence ol sucrose or sunple sugars In short he says substitutes lor table sugar mav be !me for 1\etght control and prescttbed sugarless dtets but the) won t cut down on tooth deca) Well you ptcks vour professor and you takes ) our chances Chester News Notes Bv Clarice Allen Mrs Cleo Stmth spent a le" days tn Goldsboro N C w1U1 Mr and Mrs Dana Peacock and chtldren The Pe,teocks are announcmg the btrth ol a daughter Chartmne Chrtstme on Dec 23 Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr spent Chnstmas day wtth Mt and Mrs Bob Lee and chtldren Bashan Chnstmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs James Ridenour were Mr and Mrs John Hayes Mr and Mrs John Wtckham and Mr and Mrs John Ftidenour and Jason Mr and Mrs Cia) ton Allen and Btll ' ist ted m Ashland Ky 1\tth Mr and Mrs D B Martin and Robert Allen Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl Wood Spnngheld were recent overmght guests of Mrs Letha Wood Mtss Luctlle Smith spent the holidays m Akron \ltth Mrs John Reuter Mr and Mrs Charles Etchmger and Suzannah Columbus spent a lew days wtth Mrs Opal Etchinger Dennts Etchinger student at Ohto State spent se' eral da) s at home Jmnmg them on Chnslmas \\as Earl Wtlhamson, Youngsto\\n Denms Etchmger attended the Rose Bo" I gam e m Cahfornta Vernon Cleland Columbus viSited Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mr -Mtd Mrs Ed Neuman and famtly of Galion spent the wee~nd wtth Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr Jommg them on Saturday eyemng for a pos t Bes1des even 1f pohhc1ans supetlaltve What s more the were to begm updatmg the total doe s not tnclude the coun t books (there are sttll Ia\\ s m loca l ( ctly county ) the nat ton prohtbttmg bare legs of regula t iOns \\·hl(;h as anyone on bath1ng beaches 1 they who has trt ed to btn ld a house m1 ght coea te lega l havoc 1r s tao t a busmess wolf 1cadtl) lawyers rernJnd us that la\\s behe\ e 1mscs the U S Ia\\ even bad ones are precedents and precedents repealed would doubtless I ave to be reestablished man) of them at Issues no longer so big on college campuses serve as Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporta Editor rnorality remam and the waste of enforcement continues as Se nat or Sco tt r emmds us Grav 1 0 1~ Quaedam sunt remed1a pencuhs some remedtes are worse than the dtsease @ The NEA 1 hope your little brother 1sn t w1th the Clf> Da1~ Sentmel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL E)(eC Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty Ed1tor Pu b she d da l y except Sa turd ay b y Th e Oh o V alley P u bl Sil m g Company 111 Cou rt <15769 S Pome oy Bu s ness Of f 992 2 56 2 157 ce DR. LAMB Oh o Phon e Ed tor a l Phone 992 Sour cream sub Second c ass pos ta ge pa d at Pomeroy Oh o Nat o nal adverts ng r ep re se n a ve that's low in fat Bolt nell Ga lagher Inc 12 East 42nd St New York New York Subscr p t on rates De vered by carr er where ava lab e 75 cen s per week By Mo tor Route where carr1er serv cc not ava lab e One month 53 25 By ma1 n Oh o and W Va One Year $22 00 Sx months Sll 50 Three months S7 00 Elsewhere $20 00 yea S1x mon t hs Sl3 50 three months $7 50 Subscr PI on pr c:e n c l udes Sunda y T mes Se nt nel By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - My mother used to have a rectpe lor sour cream she got !rom you She satd 11 was wonderful but she has lost tl Could you send tl to me• I use a lot of sour cream Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Church had tts Chrtstmas program Dec 22 cost Desptte the tmpra cttcahttes and the youth of the church of en masse l1w re\ ocatwn presented the program though there ts at least one Followmg the program there la1ge bodv or hoary no nos was a gift exchange and Santa which de serves reform at arnved to present treats to llle ten tton thts lear not onl) by youngsters The ladies of llle Congtess but all Ieg ts lattve church treated everyone wtth candy The bodtes v1 ct un less cnmes homemade program was well attended f.a11makers 0[ 1975 faced \Hth Monday mght the youth of co nce rn s enough otherwise should mvesttgate the wtsdom the church went carollmg of ex:pendmg more money and They vtstted several shut-ms of rnanpoy, er to put ha1 mless llle cornrnumty and follomng and the stnglng they returned to llle drunk s gamble rs church where the ladies of the po ostJtutes 10 the slam church had prepared hot The enforcement demands of chocolate, sandwtches and \i 1ct mless en me IS of no small cookies ~· opoo !ton A gt oup m San Mr and Mrs John Dean and Fnw c tsco t" o years ago Quote/Unquote What people are saymg because tl senses that tl 11 knew tt would discover that tl was headmg for d1saster - French Prestdenl Valery GtSrard d Estamg It ts madmtssable that those \lho have control or the wealth and res ources of manktnd should try to resolve the problems of hunger by forbtd dtng the poor to be born - Pope Paul\ I obJecting to pleas lor population rootrol One of the best ways ol E l eanor McGovern hmttmg populatwn ts to assure I have often wondered tf poor lamli 1es that t hetr other politiCal wtvt>s and thetr chtld ren wtll not d1e Brnash economist Barbara husbands discuss defeat belore -Ward crue~al electtons I do not thmk many do It ts part ol the un There was a ttme whe n the spoken contract lor each person public was not ready for the m a polttieal lam1ly to carry a thought ol men and women go hghtnmg rod of hope unttl the tng to the moon together but outcome of a race has been ltmes have cha nged l don t determmed forsee any problems about men - Eleanor McGoHrn wife ol a nd women gettmg along Sen George McGovern un together on mtssJons Were not successful 1972 Democrattc talkmg about dtzzy blonde Prestdential cand1date m her secretanes but respec table oook Uph11l A Personal Women sctenlists Story - Sky lab sc1en1Jst astronaut It wtll be the fmal1ron) that Dr Robert Parker predtc!Jng we have achteved a soctety that women wtll complete space mtss1ons dunng the oext wh1ch can aflord literacy and decade the letSufi' whtch should make the readtng of books so It ts one of the perverstttes meantnglul and then we of human nature that people manage to contrtve a syslern hav e a far greater capactty for where llle htgh school teacher endunng dtsasters than for dreads teachmg a work of preventmg them even when the hternture danger ts platn and tmmtnent - Robert Ornsteta prolessor - Former Sea J Wtlham of Enghsh at Case Western Fulhrtght (D-Ark 1 • 97~~ oc ~ because what he s domg would be 1//ega/1 considerable court ttme and hohda) dmneo and gtft ex cha ng"" were Dr and Mrs Roger Grueser and fannly of I ogan and Mrs Bob Lee and, l htldren Bashan Mr and Mrs Larry Clark ann ounce the btrth of a daughter Wend> on Dec 31 at 0 Bleness Hosptl<tl Tamra and Pennv Clark "ere guests of the1r grandparents "hile thetr mother \\as m the hospttal Mr and Mrs Harold Follrod West Jellerson were recent \IStlors of Mrs T L Weber Mr and Mrs John Wtckham Mr and Mrs John Ridenour and Jason and Mrs Barbara Sargent \\ere Ne\\ s Year Day guests of Mr and Mrs James Rtdenour Mr and Mrs Blame Newell of The Platns were recent callers of Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mrs Opal Hollon spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Robert Parker Manetta Mrs Helen Nelson and Mrs Audre) Woode called on Mrs Elsa Ktmes Middleport Sunday alternoon Mr and Mrs Cia) ton Allen Reserve Un1verstl y and Btll vtstted Saturday What lllts country needs JS a eveQmg wtth Mr and Mrs ne\1 gentleness Charles Goeglem Flatwoods - Former U S Attoraey Btll) Robert Allen student at General Ramsey Clark Lehigh Untverstty Bethlehem, Today we must proclatm a Pa returned there TUesday bold obJective - that w1thm a alter spendmg two "eeks wtlll decade no chtld wtll go to bed Mr and Mrs Cia) ton Allen hungry that no lam1Jy Will fear lor tts next day s bread and that no human bemg s future capac1ties will he stunted In 19i0 Btafra surrendered to and by malnutrttion Ntgerta endmg a 31).ruonth ctvil - Secretary of State Henry \\ar m the Afncar> nation Kisslager In Rome In 1972 New York state ruled The world ts unhappy It ts that a wpman mav become a unhappy because t\ doesn' t professiOnal baseball umptre know where tt ts gomg and NEW ORLEANS (UPI )- As btg as he IS, and as tough as he ts made out to be Mean Joe Greene IS pretty soft mstde, and now that he d fmally gotten that world championshtp rmgJte wanted so much he had a confesston to make He was frtghtened, and not at all ashamed toadrrut tl The man representing the very heart of the Ptttsburgh Steelers defense the awesome 6-4 'liS-pound menaell regarded as one of the fmest defenstve players m all professtonal football satd he was afrrud I was afrrud to lose ' he SaJd, speakmg m small, measured tones followmg Sundays 1&-6 Super Bowl wm over the Mmnesota Vikmgs I JUSt blocked tl out of my rrund l know thts -a great part ol me would ve been lelt back here had we lost ' Joe Greene wtth the Steelers sll< years now built up the Super Bowl game m his rrund where tl no longer was merely a contest but a personal crusade He wanted that wmners' rmg so much so badly that tl had become practically llle most unportant thmg m his whole life Every time the Super Bowl game came along m past years Joe Greene sort of pumshed hunself He d plant hunself m front of a TV set watch the two other teams m the contest and play the game vlcartously I d slt there envymg them, ' satd the Steelers 28-year-old defenstve tackle Today I didn t have to anymore He certainly dtdn t Joe Greene played superbly as did the three other members of Pittsburgh's Front Four - L C Greenwood, Erme Holmes and Dwtght Whtte stck with vtral pneumonta all week but a !me, healthy specunen agamst the Vikmgs Sunday 'Ill tell you what made the difference 'sald Minnesota s wtde recetver John Gilligan after tl was over Thetr whole lront lour They were dynarrute They made the other guys JObs easy I d sure like to he a lmebacker or a cornerback behind that Front Four The Super Bowl game was setUed prectsely where tl should ve been, m ' the )llts as the players calltt The ptts are the coal rrunes of professtonal football the place where those who have to labor mtt get down across the line from each other, eyeball-t!H!yeball and fmd out for themselves first hand how the men across the way from lllem are made It was head agamst head ' satd Joe Greene Everythmg went crunch crunch, crunch Now I m JUSt limp l !eel good for everybody The Sll< years I've been here ~knows we had some hard times, but tl s all worth tl now Look around thts room Look at the players We rea larruly I attrtbute all thiS to Chuck Joe Greene was talkmg about Chuck Noll, the Sleelers' stocky no-nonsense coach who suffered through a 1-13 season wtth them the ftrst year he took over m 1969 but now has gwded them to thetr ftrst world title Chuck Noll ts the qwet, unemotwnal type When the Steelers came mto llle dressmg room at halfthne clutchmg a tenuous :W lead, he didn t get up and make any btg speeches Lets keep runnmg at em, he satd, alter revtewmg some plays on the blackboard We ve got another 30 mmutes out armed clergymen that the lockup ts a cure for alcoholism that courts turn wh~ re s chaste Yet laws ol lav.break1ng 1s created which 1n tu1 1 he lps fos ter and flavor the climate of more senous mm e Wd) sf<r us lo get tnto hot everv law passed but tn so 'v\ater dmng he knov,.s tl wor t or It should go w•thou l saymg perhaps ca n l be done lh 11 we h 1d ~>ays enough to go Lawmakers for one thmg gam outla\1 befor e the 93rd added to \Otes bj passtng laws they feel Editorial comment, • • opznzon, features were perpetrators of cnmes m thus the atmosphere or mtm ophmJ~ts u a} conclude the c: nme nalt on ts thus 2 O!Jl laws closer I he solutwn to s u~.:h 1s almost to Bait Hat but tn fact 1t as complex as the su ch Scott I 1rge ly means there are 2 091 suggests repealing a law for I fmd I'm fmel' determmed that half of the arrests m that etty (m 1969) Mr and Mrs John W Dean and son John and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms Racme, spent Christmas mth Mr and Mrs Robert Rted Rodney and Davtd, Mr and Mrs Walter Terrell, Mr and Mrs Eddte Weekly and Missy Mrs Anna Mae Terrell Miss Juamta Terrell and Btlly Kendall all at Pataskala Recent vtsltors of Mr and Mrs Rowland DaiS were Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean and son John Jeremey Chrtstmas dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl and Rodney were Mtss Debbte Queen, Mr and Mrs Lloyd King Brtan Brlll, Phil Mona and Rodney Frecker, Mr and Mrs Dwtght Carl Ivan, Paula, Jolm and Sherrie, Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl Carl Brett Randy Danny and Melodi VISitors over the holidays of Mr and Mrs Nev White were Mr and Mrs Bernard White and family of Mason Mr and Mrs Davtd Glenn and family of Tipp City Mr and Mrs Robert Swearmger and son, West Milton LcUtse Holley and daughter Lisa of Ashton W Va, Mrs Ann Mash and and Susan of Laurel Cliff, Mr and Mrs Sherman White Mid dleport, and Mr and Mrs Harold Whtte, Langsville Mr and Mrs John Moore of Syracuse have moved here and have moved mto the Lyons property Rev and Mrs Dann:t Claypool and son of Frtendshlp Ohio Vlstted recently wtth Mr and Mrs Roy Brtckles Mr and Mrs William Jones had as recent VISitors Mrs Lena Jones and Mrs Jones b-olller, Mr and Mrs Manley Otristy of Guysville recently Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal had as Christmas Eve guests Mr and Mrs Roger Young and Wesley and Yvette local Mr and Mrs Russell Well, Mr and Mrs Ktrk Chevelter, Mtss Dentse Hendrtck and Bormg of Parkersburg Chr tstmas guests were Mr and Mrs Kirk Cheveher and Mrs Betty <lievalier of Chester Mr and Mrs John Dean, Mr and Mrs John Waller Dean and son spent Otrislmas Eve at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter at Carpenter Other guests were Mr and Mrs Garold Gilkey and Cindy, Tanuny and Rick of Athens, Mr and Mrs John Gillogly and sons Mark and Da vld On this day m hi.story In 1864, famed eomposer Stephen Foster died m a New York hosptlal, three days after he had been found til and jjlmost Pl!nniless m a hotel room In 1868 the U S Senate refused to accept PreSident Andrew Johnson s ouster of War Secretary EdWUI Slanton and acting Secretary tnysses Grant restgned • DEAR READER- She must mean the sour cream substttute rectpe from my book What You Need to Know About Food and Cooking for Health (Vtking Press) You ca n lmd tt and many other rectpes to prepare low-fat, lowcholesterol foods m that book and hopefully your local library wtll have one or more coptes of tt Many people like yourself do like sour cream whtpped cream and other loods that are normally high tn fat By usmg low fat datry products and spectal rectpes you can still have these thmgs and not rtsk mcreastng your blood cholesterol or mcreasmg the chances or havtng heart and vascular dtsease The sour cream substitute rectpe ts \yptcal of what you can do m the kitchen for your famtly Just rrux together I'• cup of nonfat milk powder and 'h cup or cold water Blend this wt th 8 ounces of uncreamed cottage cheese two teaspoons of lemon )Wee and I'• teaspoon of salt Keep tt refrigerated unltl used Thts rectpe wtll gtve you lots of protem and calcturn bolll good for most people DEAR DR LAMB - I've heard that a sudden enlargement of a mole can be a stgn of cancer Is this true• I m 33 and have begun to nottce several tmy moles that have appeared over parts of my body, and I'm sure they weren t there before Is this anythmg to worry about• It has been suggested by doctors that two rather large moles which I ve had most of my hfe be removed Other doctors have said they shouldn t be touched What ts correct? Are there any senous con sequences tl a mole ts mcked by shavmg' Any.tbmg you can tell me about mol&.~ would be apprectated DEAR READER- Amole Is really a new growlll of skin and tt ts usually a congemtal grow th When they are brown It ts because they contain lots of the cells producmg tl)e melanm ptgment that causes sun tanmng and freckles Most moles are harmless but llley can be dangerous Some become maltgnant melanomas , a particularly nasty type of cancer If a mole starts enlargmg or showmg any changes at all tt should be surgtcally removed Also tl tt Ism a loca\ion where tt ts hemg trrtlated by a belt or shavmg or any other factor 1t should be removed When tt comes to moles 1 am a great believer in the old surgtcal dictum, ' When m doubt cut tl out ' I have never known anyone to have any problems from the surgtcal removal of a mole 1 have seen people who have neglected new growth or moles and developed mcurable cancer After readmg slmllar remarks m Q!le or my columns some time ago a woman went to her doctor who removed a mole that proved to be a mahgnant mefanoma Her raptd response to the inrormatton and the prompt action ofherdoclOnpveher 8 chance to survive A good prevention program Is to remove any moles that are m any way ~ pOSSible site for future trouble f • there ' The Steelers were more productive m those fmal30 mmutes, puttmg 14 more pomts on the board The front four sunply strangledtheVikings'runnmggame shuttlngoffMinnesotawtth a mere 17 yards on the ground Pittsburgh s regular season record thiS year was 11).3..1 After each of the Steelers' Vlctortes Chuck Noll made a little speech and It was the same one he used Sunday after they beat the Vikmgs 'Were gonna enJOY llltS vtctory then get ready for next week ' he said Then he laughed And so dtd they College results By United Press lnternaftonal Connecttcut Clas stc ( Champtonshtp) U Conn 79 East Car 77 ( Consolatton) E Mtch 7l Bay lor 69 East Penn 108 Dar t mout h 77 Notre Dam e 125 V ll n"Va 90 La Sa ll e 81 Niagara 71 Can sus 104 Assumptn 68 Pr n ce ton 67 Harvard 57 Provtdenc,e 98 Jack.snvl 87 Lafayette'79 Army 77 of U Mass 98 Duquesne 94 Ya l e 78 Columba 69 Holy Cross 74 Fo rdham 66 Wagner 76 Albnght 65 Brown 81 Cornell 58 R 1 Coli 8() Roger wm s 65 Slppry Rck 75 Wstmnstr 74 Maine 91 va Commnwlth 90 C W Post 68 Bndgept 64 Hofstra 72 W Chester 62 L nctn 78 Nwrk Rutg r s 74 w va 63 Penn St 59 lnd Pa 79 Atdrsn Brdds 67 Cheyney 109 F DU Mad son 81 Edtnboro 88 Pt Par k 78 J Carroll 83 Crneg1e Mlln 74 Allg"lny 83 Wash &Jeff 65 St Bonnte 83 St Fran 70 D1ck nson 68 Urs nus 61 Fa ir f1 eld 86 Buffal o 69 Bucknell 72 P itt 66 Drexe l 50 Colgate 46 Marshall 77 Geo Wash 66 South Tenn essee 102 M1SS 82 Auburn 90 Kentucky 85 vanderbtlt 91 L SU 82 Mary land 89 Wake Forest 73 Fla St 88 Btscayne 59 Va Te ch 74 V1rg n a 73 V M I 98 R:Jc~ mond 95 Davdsn 81 St John s 77 F lorida 83 Georgta 69 No Car 109 Howard U 67 Memp hiS Sf 83 So MtSS 77 Alabama 86 MtSS Sf 71 C1ladel 7~: ;hn Sl ( 69 Duke 95 Flor da 86 Atnens Y6 ntsv l 80 Tenn Mrtn Ja x nvt St 65 Nchlls Sf 65 Dlta Sf 63 M1d Tenn 80 East T enn 74 w K y 84 Tenn Tech 80 Murray Sl 93 Mrhed St 88 Geotwn Ky 105 Centre 74 Austin Peay 85 E Ky 73 Va St 102 Hmp tn ln st 85 R Macon 84 Geotwn DC 74 Old Oom 107 Bloomsbg 79 UT Chat 8A Mercer 83 H 1gh Potnf 56 Elon 55 Amertcan 72 Gettysburg 67 Ga St 99 Brmnghm So 71 At! Chr s 78 Lenr Rhyne 68 Tulane 71 Kansas St 57 Pfetffer 78 Co~er 68 Mtdwest Purdue 88 Wtsconson A9 Ill 6.4 Northwestern 60 Indiana 102 Iowa 49 M 1Ch Sl 86 Michigan 78 Ohto St 76 Mmnesota 67 Ora ke 86 Tulsa 85 Lng Bch St 86 No Ill 80 sradtey 88 Wlch1 t a St 73 Marquette 66 Manhattan 62 so Ill 77 St Louis 73 Toledo 80 OhtO U S6 Mtaml 0 73 Bwlng Grn 6A Ctnctnnati 83 Temple 63 Cretghton 71 Da yton 70 Akron 92 Roanoke 64 Wittenberg 76 Oberl n 69 Otterbn 7Q OhtO Wslyn 58 Hastings 121 Colo Coli 86 ' • Stubnv l 90 Wlbrfrce 68 N6 Ky 51 87 Bltrmne 81 Il l Ws lyn 83 E l m hur st 68 NE II ~ 96 Tr n Chris 66 M lll ktn 97 DePauw 75 Tulane 71 Kansas St 57 De Pau l 85 UW Grn Ba y 59 Cl eve St 89 Wayne St 66 Yngstwn 69 Pha Te xt 61 St Jos lnd 98 Waba sh 72 lnd Cent 69 Vlpra so 68 Detro t 78 Seton Hall 7l w s M I 83 Oge tt horpe 75 Manches ter 78 Ear lham 67 Frankl n 95 Anderson 88 Hanover 97 Def anc:e 68 C Mtc:h 83 Kent St 77 Knox 80 R pon 72 W M 1ch 81 Lyla Ill 63 Southwest LOUtSVI 82 N M St 69 Houston 91 R ce 70 TCU 69 Hawa 1 62 Ark 84 Okta C ty 75 SMU 96 Dalla s Sap 70 No Tex SA west Tex 78 Su thws trn U 62 E Tex Sap 59 Mdwslrn U 81 McMrry St 68 SW T eK 73 Tarleton St 72 Tex Wstyn 69 LeTourneau 67 SF Austm 112 Angelo St 95 Pan Am 94 Lamar 83 E TelC. 86 Ab Chr s 74 0 Roberts 91 Weber St 89 H Payne 74 Sa m Hous 71 West UCLA 77 Wash St 69 Southern Cal 89 wash 87 Stanford 71 Oregon 51 63 Cal tforn a 60 Oregon 58 UN LV 94 Pepperdtne 82 Art zona St 96 Utah 93 Utah St 89 Idaho St 70 Ar zona 83 BYU 66 Navy 51 A1r Force 48 Ca l S B 70 Fresno St 63 Seattle .52 Santa Clara .49 St Mry s 74 San Fran 71 Por tland St 80 idaho 75 Dec dental 61 La Vern e 57 Cal St Sa kr sf td 57 UC Rvr sde NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Whatever tl takes has been Pttlsburgh Steeler Coac h Chuck Noll's season~ong reply when asked how his team won tts games Sunday at chilly and wmd blown Tulane Stadium, tt took a stifling defense combmed wtth JUSt enough offense to gtve the Steelers thetr ftrst Super Bowl champtonshtp wtth a 1&-6 VICtory over the Mtnnesota Vikmgs "" l m really proud of this football team, Noll satd We came Ill wtth the tdea of getting the JOb done and let nothmg stand m our way II s espectally fitting that Ill a chamJltOnshtp game our defense shut out the champtons ol the Nattonal Football Conlerence [ can t think or anythmg more ftttmg l think that our front four won the game they were JUSt outstanding said Ptttsburgh linebacker Jack Ham who along wtth each of his team mates earned $15 000 for the wm while the Vikings got $7 :;oo each The front four ol Joe Greene Erme Hohnes L C Green wood and Dwtght Whtte which averages jUSt 26 years or age, Ill addttion to stoppmg the Vtkmgs runnmg attack also harassed quarterback Fran Tarkenton They blocked four or hts passes mtercepted another and pounced on hun m the end zone lor a safety after a /fumbled handoff for the only scormg m a delense-dommated J trst half White was hospitalized for most ol last week with a vtral infectiOn and miSSed all Sll< Pittsburgh workouts here but was deterrruned to not only play but also to start White ts a good tndtcation of the attitude ol thts team Noll satd The doctor told me there was no way he could play after releasmg hun from the hospttal Saturday but Dwtght Just .srud l m gonna play ' They are very aggresstve I had a head cold but you and got good penetration satd know you can't let a cold stop the 14 )ear veteran Tarkenton you satd Harns who was of the Sleeter lront lour I voted the game s most don t think I've had two passes valuable player and will blocked on me smce l ve been recetve an automobtle for his m the league They were the elforts They say there s no best team they deserved to cure lor a cold so I wasn 't wm we dtdn t lookmg lor one Almost overshadowed b) the Harrts touchdown mcreased Steeler defense was the perlor the Steelers lead to ~ but llle mance of runnmg back Franco Vtkmgs who entered the game Harrts who rushed for a Super as 3\2-pomt underdogs ~ept Bowl record 158 yards and also thetr lans betting hopes alive scored the club s ltrst touch when Terry Brown recovered a down on a nme-yard run The blocked Pi ttsburgh punt m llle TD came only four plays after end zone to account lor Mm spectal team member Marv nesota s only pomts Fred Cox Kellum recovered Btll Brown s missed on the extra pomt at fumble or the second · half tempt when his ktck struck the kickoff on the Mmnesota 31). lelt uprtght and bounced back yard hne lhere was still a httle ove r 10 After Rocky Blete ~ was mmutes lelt to play but the stopped lor no gam Harns Steelers came nght back and scooted the lelt stde lor 24 marched 66 yards m 12 plays ) ards He was thrown lor a lor the dectdmg touchdown three yard loss on the next play that came on a lour yard pass buf then got the ball agam and !rom Terry Bradshaw to Larry rambled around the lelt stde Brown 11Je btg play ol the for the touchdown Lancers hold off STEW ART - The Federal Hockmg Golden Lancers Jumpmg out to an early 11-0 lead held of! sever" Metgs comebacks enroute to a 61-49 vtctory over the vtsttmg Marauders Saturday mght Metgs plugged away at that early Lancer lead commg as close as 29-24 late m the ltrst half Wtth Federal Hockmg leadtng all the way the Marauders made one last charge late m the game pullmg to wtthm 4 at 5tl-46 But the Lancers moved out pourmg m 11 pomts to JUSt 3 lor Metgs m the !mal 3 mmutes Federal Hockmg had JUst 3 players m double ligures led agam by btg Dan Btse wtth 23 pmnts Riley pumped m 14 and Brtan Lackey added 11 for the Lancer attack Sophomore Greg Brownmg htt 8 or 17 held goal attempts and 4 of 4 at the chanty stnpe to lead the Metgs attack wtth 20 pomts Dan Dodson was the only other Marauder m twm ltgures wtlh 11 pomts The Marauders htttmg 21 ol 62 held goa l attempts for 33 pet actually lost the game at the chartty stnpe as Federal Hockmg also htt 21 lteld goals although m JUS I 56 attempts for 37 pet The Lancers btl 19 or 25 lree thro"''i whtle the Marauders h1t 7 m ju'l;t 11 chances Federal Hockmg controlled the boards grabbmg 47 rebounds to JUst 31 lor the rauders Bt,.. ·•oped olf 17 mtssed shots 'or Federal Hocking whtle Chtp Brauer was tops for Metgs wtlll 9 The Marauders 1-8 overall and 1-6 mstde the SEOAL travel to Waverly Frtday and Pomt Pleasant Saturday The Lancers defeated Metgs 56-46 m an earlier game at Rock Sprtngs Federal Hockmg wtll vtstt Nelsonvtlle York Frtday FG A FT A RB PF PTS 0 1 9 5 8 1 2 0 3 3 I 2 7 3 11 4 4 4 2 20 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 310 I 2 8 4 7 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 02 0 0 I 0 0 21 62 711 31 19 49 FED HOCKING (61) FG A FT A RB PF PTS 7 16 9 10 17 4 23 4 17 3 5 7 2 11 4 8 I 2 t 9 8 0 3 4 4 5 3 4 6 10 2 4 8 3 14 0 2 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 56 1925 47 13 61 4 9 I 6 5 12 817 Brau er Davenport Dodson Brown ng Randolph Meadows Coats Walburn TOTALS PLAYER Btse Lackey Bowers T Russel l R ley Butcher S Russe l l McKml ev TOTALS 8 16 8 17- 49 19 12 10 2D-61 M etgs Marauder s Fed Hock mg Lancers Reserves pull away to win big The Me tgs Marauder Metgs Federal Hockmg then hed reserves leadmg 22 10 at m termtsstOn saw the Federal the score at 30 30 and took the Hockmg Lancers come from lead twtce alter tha t belore the behmd to take the lead twtce tn Marauders spurted m the final the !mal pertod before the mmutes outscormg the hosts 8cagers ol Ron Legan spurted 1 m the !mal moments of ac for a 42 34 trtumph on the !ton Dodson got good scormg help Lance r planks Saturday mght N BA Stand tng s sv un.t~~~r~~~"1~1 fe~~at onal from Jell Marhn wtth 9 pomts The Marauders led by Allan By Untted Press tnternal1onal o v Slon 1 Eastern Conference Dodson s 12 pomts jumped out and Allen Stewart who chipped AtlantiC DIVISIOn 1 pts gf ga Ph•ladlph a m 8 Jarvts paced the Lancer 10 58 145 91 w t pet g b to a 10-6 ftrst pertod lead m NY Rangers 21 12 8 50 174 131 Boston 26 14 650 reserves wtlh 9 markers creasmg the margm to 12 at 26 16 61 9 120 11 7 Buffa l o ~~a~~l:nders g l ~ 1 ~ 47 The Marauders burned the ~ mtermtss10n before Federal 22 18 550 44 143 120 NeW York D•m•on 2 Ph lad elph a 17 24 415 nets on 20 of 36 fteld goa l at 9 ' Hockmg stormed back wtth 12 gf ga Central Div uon ...Vancouver 2,W161 J ph w I pet g b lhtrd penod pomts to JUSt 6 for tempts lor 55 pet whtle cashmg 49150 138 Ch cago 19 19 4 42 145 127 Wash ngton 29 12 707 m twtce m two trtes from the 40 137 w Cleve l and 20 18 526 7 ~mLnoe~'g,. ~ 27 foul hne Federal Hocktng htt 20 20 500 8 107 176 Houston WHA Stand ngs A tlanta 17 26 395 13 By Un1ted Press lnternattonal JUst 12 of 34 from the lleld for 35 4 34 105 23 Kansas( ty 8 28 A 20 98 173 New Orleans East pet and 10 of 20 at llle chartty Western Conference D v slon 3 w I I pts gf ga Mtdwest DIVISIOn w I I pt s gf ga New Eng lnd 21 16 2 44 139 137 strtpe lor 50 pet w l p c t g b Cleveland Montreat 24 6 13 61 196 117 16 20 2 34 108 122 Fnday th e Marauder 24 18 571 Los A ngel es 23 6 12 58 133 82 Oetrott Ch cago 15 21 I 31 123 139 c~ tcago 23 18 561 39 166 157 P tttsburgh 15 17 9 2 ln d anapo ts 7 31 3 17 92 175 reserves v1s1t Waverly 20 21 488 3 • Detroit 10 23 7 27 112 156 M !waukee W est FED HOCKING (34) 21 2J 477 Washmgton 3 35 5 II 88 231 KC Omaha A w I 1 pts gf ga Pactttc DIVISion 0 VISIOn 4 27 12 0 54 180 115 Poston 2 0 4 Guess I 57 Hou ston Pro Standings ,t ! gi: w I t pts gf ga Buffa l o 26 9 7 59 18 3 134 Boston 24 10 7 55 198 123 Toronto 15 20 7 37 145 163 Caltforn a 11 26 8 30 120 174 Saturday s Results Montreal 6 Ph Iadet ph a 0 Boston 5 Ch cago 1 Ptttsburgh 6 Cal forn1 a 3 Atlan ta 2. N Y Islander s 2 Los Angeles 7 Toronto 5 Buffa lo 3 Detro tr 3 NY Rangers 5 St Lou s 3 Ka n sas C ty 5 Wash ngton 3 Vancouver at M nn ppd snow Sunday s Results Toronto A NY Islanders 3 Ph ladelph a fC ahf 1 St L ou s 2 Det ro t 1 Buffalo 5 Vancouv er 1 Montreat 7 wash ng to n 2 Ch cago 4 NY Rangers 2 Mondays Games (No games sc heduled l MARONE DIES WALDEN NY (UP!) - S John Marone a lormer run rung guard on the New Yqrk Giants football learn m the 1940s dted Sunday or an ap. parent heart attack as he was preparmg to watch the Super Bowl game on teleVISion At the tune of hts death, Marone 57 was dtrector of athletics at Valley Central High school m nearby Montgomery w 1 pet g b 27 13 675 19 22 463 8h 18 21 462 8 7 P~o en 1 x 16 23 410 10 2 Los Angeles 17 25 405 11 Saturday s Results Detro t 11 8 At l anta 113 Wash 102 Los Ange l es 90 Pht la at KC Omaha ppd snow M I waukee 91 Clevelan d 81 Phoentx 113 New York 107 Ch cago 114 Golden St 105 Sundays Results Buffa lo 11A Boston 101 Mt waukee 99 Phtlade lph a 88 Ch cago 127 Seat t le 123 Monday s Games {No games sched ul ed) Golden Slat e Seattle Po r tland ABA Standtng s By Untied Press International East w 1 pet g b 28 II 71 8 Kentucky 29 12 707 New Yor k 17 27 386 13 ' 51 LOU S 11 31 262 18 1 ~ Memph s 9 31 225 19 ' Vtrg nta We st w I pet g b Denver 35 6 854 Sa n An ton o 25 20 556 12 20 25 444 17 Utah tnd1an a 17 22 436 17 san D ego 18 24 429 17 2 Satur day s Results Kentucky 95 Utah 89 San D1ego 121 lndtana 119 San Antonio 130 Den ver 108 Sundays Results San Otego 110 Memph s 107 Monday s Gam es lnd ana at V1rgm a Ph oen K SanD ego 19 16 5 43 134 128 19 18 1 39 124 128 19 18 0 3 25 3 Canadtan w I I 2A 16 0 Quebec 23 16 I Toronto 20 11 2 Edmon on M.nnesota M ch gan make ' It wasn t a very good football game, Grant continued ''There were enough chances for bolll teams to win a number of tunes wtth all the penallles, intercepllons and offtclal rumbles ' The v1ctory represented the supreme moment in the career of Steeler owner Art Rooney who never before m the 4Z.year history of the club had won a National Football League champtonship Today's wm made all the other years worth tl,' said Rooney who wlll celebrate his 74th btrthday Jan 'll 1 felt belore the season started we could win tl The players felt that way and they made me feel that way, too l m so happy lor the ballplayers coaches and lans ' • Miami shocks Falcons 73-64 Meigs , MEIGS( 49) PLAYER drtve was a 31l-yard pass !rom Bradshaw to Brown on which the Steeler tight end ap parenUy fwnbled the ball away to a Vtking after getting htt However, the officials ruled the play was dead belore the fumble From our vantage point, Brown had not reached the ground when the ball came loose said Vikmg Coach Bud Grant who became the ltrst conch to lose three Super Bowl games Our bench reacted trrunedtately -there wasn t any question In the tr mmd tl was a rumble The olftctal who ca lled tl was across the lield and behmd him and the offtctal who ruled tl our ball was m front of the play When they dtdn t gtve it to us tt became a very btg play -btgger than any we could 38 160 135 29 104 174 turnovers agamst a tough pressmg defense Kent, 2-11 overall and 1).2 m the MAC was led by Bradley Robmson s 17 points and 16 by Rtcky Gates Toledo Downs Boheats Toledo pushed its conlerence record to 2 1 and Its overall record to 6-li wtth an 80.00 wm over Ohio Unlverstty The Rockets found themselves m a 28-28 tie at halftime but shot 73 per cent from the floor In the second balf m running away from the Bobcats Larry Cole scored 20 points to lead the Rockets and freshman Ted Wtlhams startmg In place of mjured Dave spike added 17 Ohto University which dropped to I I In the MAC and 6-5 overall was paced by Waller Luckett s 19 points Dayton rallied from a 13iJolnt deficit late In the ~cond half, but the Flyers fell a point short m dropping a 71-70 decision to Creighton The loss evened llle Flyers record at &-6 Moulton Paces Dayton Letghton Moulton s 15 pomts led Dayton which had a 37-34 halftime advantage, and John ny Davis and Allen Elijah added 14 each Clnclnnatt led by freshman Steve Collter wtth 17 potnts, ran tis record to 7-fJ with an easy IIJ.<!3 wm over Temple The Bearcats had a 31 20 halftune cushion and were never headed They held a blg 51 37 reboundmg advantage Ja rvis 3 3 9 La c k ey 3 2 8 Br andenberry 2 0 4 Good fellow 1 o 2 TOTALS 12 10 34 MEIGS (421 - Browning 2 0 4 Dodson 6 0 12 Stewart 4 0.8 pi s gt ga Marttn 4 l 9 Marshall 2 1 5 A8 162 133 Ham lton 1 o 2 Scttes I 0 2 47 17 1 146 TOTALS 20 2 42 42 122 102 17 16 2 36 137 116 W1nn peg Vancouver 16 1~ 2111\1 113 119 Saturday s Results Houston 6 Pho en x 4 San Di ego 4 New Eng 3 of Sunday s Results San Ot ego at M ch gan ppd lndpts at w nn peg ppd Vancouver at M nn ppd Cleveland 4 Phoen 1X 2 Toronto 7 Hou ston 4 Edm onton 3 Quebec 1 Monday s Games (No games scheduled) By United Press Internallooal When Bowling Green and Toledo 11 ere picked to ftght tl out lor the Mid Arnertcan Conlerence basketball cham ptonshtp someone forgot to tell Mtamt and Central Mtchtgan Followmg Saturday s action the Redskins and Chtppewas relegated to darkhorse roles m pre-season polls sat atop the conlerence standmgs wt th 2-ll records and had the two best overall marks m the league Mtamt 11l-2 overall pulloo the btggest surprtse handing Bowlmg Green a 73-64 setback on the Falcons home court The loss was the Falcons ltrst m lour conference games and ftfth In 11 games overall Mtamt led 41-35 at hallhme, but the Falcons \ted the score at 55-55 with just under 10 mmutes to play Miamt then reeled off a 12 2 surge lor a 67 57 lead that proved to be enough Cash Tallies 16 Points Rod Dtermger and Chuck Goodyear led the Redskins m scormg wtth 16 points apiece Bowling Greens leading scorer was Cornelius Cash wllll 16 Central Mtchlga!) ran tis conference record to 2-ll and tis overall mark to 9 I wtth an 8377 vtctory at Kent State Dan Roundfteld Central's 6-8 semor ce nter led the Chtp pewas wtth 28 points and 15 rebounds Although Central was out goaled 34-28 by the Golden Flashes the Chtps converted 27 free throws to only mne for Kent, whtch also comnutted 28 JOHNSON NAMED SOUTH BEND Ind (UP!) Mervm Johnson, an assistant football coach at Arkansas Unlverstty was named Sunday as offensive coordinator to new Notre Dame football Coach Dan Devme "All it took was one letter from the Better Business Bureau and we received'our money!' Mrs AI Darga Defro1f M1ch1gan 54 AN0111ER TOURNEY WS ANGELES (UPI) - A $75,000 tournament to decide the world's top women's dou bles learn will be held April9-12 m Tokyo, a sPokesman for the Women's Tenrus Association satd today The $75,000 Brtdgstone Tire Women s Doubles champion ships will folloW by one week the $150 000 Vtrgliii8 Slims smgles champtonshtps m Los Angeles April 1-f>, the spokesman satd Heres my new State Farm off•ce where I can serve you With the best value n car home life and health tnsurance I anv1te you to call or drop tn anv ttme ADULT MEAL B g She! Reg F enc:h Fr es Turnover & La rge Soil 0 hk STEVE SNOWDEN 1251 Powell 51 Mtddleport Ph 992 7155 ,., The evemng stars are Mer cury, Venus and Juptter Those born on thts dale are under the st~n of Capricorn --·.......... ---- That quot e ts from an actual letter sent to the BBB We don t always get results that but we always try When you re havt ng a problem w tth bustness ca ll us We can he lp you get your mo ney s worth And we II help anybody _ If you re unhappy tt s bad for you and for bustnes s And no one kn ows that better tha n the bu stnessmen who support the BBB SPEAKUR CAU 'YOUR BETTER BUSINESS -EAI' HELPING 'tOU GET lOUR MONEY'S WORm stATE FoWl 1503 Eastern A venue �I ' t ~-The Dlli,ly Sentinel, Mlawepprt·t'orneroy, u .~t~onda~, Jan. 13, 1975 ' 4- The Daily Senlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday, Jan 13, 1975 _., Spartans upset :M;ichigan five By \lnlted Press Intei'nalional Coach Gus Ganakas subsll luled freely Saturday, getting 18 pomts from h1s reserves and M1chigan State rolled to a surpnsmgly easy 86-78 v1ctory over No 11 ranked M1ch1gan 'I tlunk tlus was the best we've played thts season both offenstvel) and defensl>ely Ganakas sa1d after the wm over Michigan Saturday, mne players ftgured m the sconng as the Spartans set a school record wtth a 64 per cent held goal pace fr om the held Ganakas used guards Benny Wh1te and Bob Chapman off h1s bench as well as forward Edgar Wllsonand there wa< no lack of cohes10n Elsewhere, top-ranked Indiana embarrassed Iowa 10249 second-ranked UCLA beat Washmgton State, 77-69, fourth· ranked Loulsvllle downed 20th ranked New Mex1co Slate 82· 69 fifth-ranked USC edged Washmglbn 89-87, slxth ranked Maryland beat 19th-ranked Wake Forest, 89-73, seventh- ranked Oregon was upset by Cahforma 60-58, e1ghlh ranked Alabama scored an 86 71 VIctory over MlSSlSSlppt Slate moth-ranked Kentucky was upse t by unranked Auburn 9085 and lOth ranked Amona State mpped Utah, 96-93 Tiurd ranked North Carohna SUite was 1dle lnd1ana raced to a 32 9 lead m the opemng mmutes wh1le Qumn Buckner scored 13 of hiS 16 pmnts By halftime, Iowa had comm1tled 19 turnovers 11 of them un stea ls by Ind1ana and the Hoos1ers led 43 18 Leadmg 53-24 after a couple more mmutes, Indiana then ran off 26 straight pmnts bu1it a lead as lugh as 57 p01nts at 10013 and rang up a 53 pumt v1ctory, 102-49 to msure that no one meddles w1th 1ts hrst place rankmg th1s week All 15 Hoos~<rs scored m the rou t mciudwg 16 po1nts by Kent Benson and 10 each by Scott May and Steve Green The vlciOr) hed an Ind1ana record for most consecutive 11ms 17 set by the 195354 stay a fey, mmutes mto the game held a 39 29 margm at the half and never let the Agg1es any closer than 10 pomts dunng the second peruxl Murphy got scormg help from Junwr Bndgeman w1th 16 and Wesley Cox w1th 15 wh1le Cardmai Blil Bunton led all reoounders Wllh II In other games lith ranked Marquette beat Manhattan 66 62 Ilhn01s downed Northwestern 64~0 Purdue routed W1Sconsm 11349, Vanderb11l beat I OUISlana State, 91-82 Davidson edged St John 's, 81 77 fennessee ripped MISSISSip p1 102-82 and Penn dumped Dartmouth 108--77 NCAA champ1on sh1p club The Hoos~ers a1 e no'll! 14-0 th1 s season Ralph Droihngcr and Dave Meyers sc 01 ed 17 pomts aplCce as UCLA ran 11s home wm streak to 75 ga mes m a Pa cific 8 contest agamst Wuslungton State Marques Johnson h1t 15 pmnts and Rtchard Washmgton and Pete Trguv 1ch added 12 each as the Brums pushed thetr season mark to 12-0 and thcu confe rence record to 2..0 Washmglon State 6 11 center Steve Pwdokas led ail scorers w1th 19 and Run DaviS had II for the Cougars Nelson Barmil added 10 po1nts Pwdokas who entered the game w1th a 24 8 scormg avera~e wa s held to SIX p01nts m the f1rst half by the 7-1 Droihnger Droihnger matched Pu1dokas m rebounds \lith 10 Alien Murph) scored 22 By Un1ted Press International p01nts to pace LoulS\llle to 1ts Jefferson Un1on 67 Cad1z 53 11th stra1ghl v1ctmy at the Well sv ille 49 Po land Sem mary expe nse of New MeXICO State 31 R1ver 77 Front1er 46 The Cardm.1ls took the lead to Beall sv l i e 65 Guernsey Scores Cath.ol1c 63 lnd an Va ll ey So uth 54 Lakeland 45 Lms ly (W Va) 85 M1ngto 72 Martm s Ferry 67 Be llaire St John s 63 Woodsfield 75 "Z ane Tra c e I Guernsey) 47 Coshocton 71 Mass1llon Jackson 52 Hiland 69 Eas t Knox 60 Maple Heights 58 Brecksv ille triumph over Celtics W1 ckl11fe 77 Men tor "Elyna West 77 North Royalton 59 57 Randy Snuth also helped the Braves, pumplllg in 24 points, addlllg 12 asststs and grabbmg six rebounds Dave Cowens was htgh scorer for the Celt1cs w1th 22 points In the only other NBA action Sunday, M1lwaukee ripped Philadelphia , 99-88, and Chicago beat Seattle, 127-123 Milwaukee scored the first eight pomts m the fourth quarter to finally take the lead and beat Philadelphia The 76ers led by as many as 13 pomts m the first half as the Bucks coiiUilltted 15 turnovers But Milwaukee cut down on the mistakes and closed to withm one pomt, 70-69, at the end of three quarters Etght minutes into the fourth quarter Mtlwaukee had a commanding 89-76 lead The Bucks coasted home from there Abdul.Jabbar had 29 points • to lead all scorers Doug Collms led Philadelphia w1th 21 and Btlly Cunmngham added 20 Cleve Co llinwood 70 Un1ver s1 ty School61 Hawken Sc hool 93 Perry 73 Grand Valley 58 Maplewood 46 South Amherst 65 New London 49 The Bulls were extended to Loram Sout hvieW 61 Lora1n Sr two overtime penods by the 43 Elyna 60 Manon Hardmg 40 Somes before pulling Qllt the1r LOU ISV Ille Aqumas n Stow 54 fourth stra1ght v1ctory Str eetsboro 81 Mogadore 61 Chtcago forward Bob Love htt Perry 73 Canton South 62 Mar l mgton 45 Oakwood 4.1 two free throws wtth 14 seconds Lake 80 Mmerva 74 left m regulatton llme to send Manchester 67 Norton 62 the game mto overtune and LouiSVIlle 72 Glenwood 54 Claymont 62 Northwest 58 then Seattle's Areh1e Clark htt Kidron Chnsf 1an 56 Cuya a last--second JUmper m the Ch n st1an 52 ftrst overtime to necessitate a Mass1llon 79 Akron South 77 Canton L1ncoln 68 Akron East second extra pertod 56 With 41 seconds left in the Barberton 85 Cuyahoga Falls second overtime, Bob Love 55 Wmdham 67 Crestwood 58 converted a patr of free throws Can ton T1mken 76 Sandy for what proved to he the Valley 57 \ltruung pomts Norm Van Carrollton 68 East Canton 51 Wa lsh Jesu1t 66 Kent Roosevelt Lier's career-htgh 42 pomt.. le.d 60 the Bulls, while Love added 27 Wadsworth 77 R1ttman 71 and Walker 26 Fred Brown Chillicothe Flgt 66 Ross Zan e 61 and Spencer Hayward each Trace Portsm9uth N D 7t Piketon 61 had 24 points for Seattle w1th Eas tern (Pike) ~2 Albany rookt e Wardell Jackson Alexander 70 Cm W1throw Bl Cln West Hills scormg a career-h1gh 23 58 Sprlngl leld South 71 Wdmtngfon 3-t C•n Oak H1lls 74 Anderson 66 Ham11ton Badm 63 C1n R-oger Bacon 60 Ta lawanda 75 Oxford • Highlanders wmm 20T Edgewood 67 Terry Carter's 12 loot Southwestern went mto a man· Tempo p1cked up tn the M1d Mad1son 74 Valley V1ew 52 jiunper at the buzzer Saturday to-man press wh1c~ proved to second overhme as South Margaretta 69 Ed1son 62 Gilmour Acdmy 67 P1tts night gave the Southwestern _....,_ be a smart move A Highlander westerns Uoyd Wood and the ShadySide 61 Highlanders a thrtlling, 54-52 stole the ball and passed 1t off to Eagles' Spencer each scored Cols Walnut R1dge 70 Cols West • double overhme Vlclory over sophomore forward Chm four pomts In the closmg ~1ols Central tOO Cols Eastern Lewts who canned 1t for a 47-47 seconds, Eastern had the ball Brook ha ven 78 The v1ctory gave the tie and stalled for a !mal shot Bexley 64 Columbus Hartley 61 Highlanders of Coach Richard W1th one mmute left Carter W1th 12 seconds left an Eagle Danville 94 Oh1o Deaf 49 Wehrle 68 Zanesv 1tle Hamtlton a stronger hold on was fouled and got one basket shot fell short and the ball was Cols Rosecrans 49 thtrd place m the SV AC for a 48-47 Southwestern lead reoounded by Southwestern Cots Mohawk 54 Cots M1fflm 47 The H1ghlanders called t1me Mar~on Local 56Ft Loram1e 43 standmgs behmd Hannan Eastern put up a shot "htch 70 Trace and North Gallia was reoounded by SW's R1ck ouIt o set up the wmnmg Mechanicsburg Southeastern 63 SW Is 6-4 overall and 4-2 In Crouse Crouse called time out basket When the players Sprlngfteld Norlh 91 Greenon the league Eastern dropped to but since the Highlanders had returrted to action, Coach Btl! 6t DIXIe 65 Arcanum 64 1·9 overall811d 1-6m the SV AC already taken their allowed Phtlhps' Eagles went mto a full Buckeye Valley 46 Mt Vernon It was the Highlanders second timeout, a techmcal foul was cour t press wh1ch SW s Terry 33 Curter was able to break Tr 1ad 58 Fairbanks 49 victory of the year in an called Carter broke loose dribbled to Blu ffton 58 Elida 40 overtune Tim Spencer, the Eagles 6-1 Sl Henry 83 Bryan 72 Regulation play ended at 4S- semor center stepped to the the foul hne and fired a str1ke COry Rawson 63 Spencerv ille 45 and the ftrst overhme ended line and calmly sank the free to wm the game 46 Wood and Carter led the New Knoxv11le 70 Wa ynesville throw lymg the score at 48-48 wt th a 48-48 tte 63 In the ftrst overtime, The Highlanders f1red a fmal Highlanders w1th 19 and 17 Portsmouth 73 Ftndlay 66 Eastern took a two point lead shot but m1ssed as the f1rsl pomts respectively Spencer Mmster 85 Botkms 60 took the game scormg honors New Rteget 76 Arcadia 74 on Randy Blake's jumper overhme ended t Crestv1ew 62 Antwerp 45 wtth 22 pomts Greg Batley had T1pp C1 ty 60 S1dney Lehman 59 12 pomts Rtverdale 71 Ada 53 Accordmg to the charts Ohto C1ty t06 Park way 69 Southwestern sank 25 of Coldwaler 67 Wayne Trace 64 Lmcolm11ew 80 Pa uld 1ng 71 floor attempts for 431 pet and Upper Sctoto Valley 71 JUSt four of 11 free throws Ridgemont 39 Eastern hit 23 of 74for 31 1 pet Delphos Jefferson ~ Ottov11le 58 and six of 14 at the char1ty line L1berty Benton 68 Vanlue 51 COLUMBUS (UP!) - The coaches m the state and Southwestern won the MJSsJSSJnawa Valley 58 Ft annual Ohio North-&luth Htgh P!'esldent-elecl of the coaches reserve game 28·25 The Recovery 56 Fremont Ross 70 Toledo School All.Star Football Game assoc1atlon, was the drtvmg Highlanders Wlll' now prepare Woodward 48 has a new home and a new force In getUng the game for a headon clash w1th Kyger Toledo Macomber 67 Toledo switched Creek f'rtday Wh1tmer 55 name Oregon Clay 83 Maumee 44 Btllman and Robinson, who The game, which has been Eastern wtll host Symmes Rossford 55 Fostoria 42 played In canton for the pasl19 had served as game dll'eCtor Valle~ Frtday Bllssf1eld IM1ch J 60 Nor ·r. - , thwood 58 Ioil years under the direction of ever smce the game was Southwestern <54 - Walker Elmwood 75 Glbsonbur.g 69 lot) Jun Robtnson, was olftClally movelFtfermanently to Canton 3 0 6. Wood 8 3 19 Carter 8 I Genoa 67 Eastwood 52 Mans Sr 42 Mans Madtson 40 switched to Ohio Stadium on m 1956, failed to see eye-to-eye 17 LewiS 2 0 4, Grate 3 0 6 Ctearfork 64 Crestv1ew 54 the Ohio State University on several lSSues durmg last Crouse I 0 2 Totals 25 4 54 Eastern (52) - Blake 2 1 5 Lexington 57 Ontario 48 campus at a meetng here swnmer's contest, setUng off Ba1ley &-0 12 Spencer 10-2 22 Shelby 45 Tltlm Columbian 43 loll Slturday of the Board of the move to fmd a new stle for Harris 0 3 3, ElchiQger 1 0 2, Bowen 2 0-4 and Nelson, 2 0 4 Willard 68 Upper Sandusky 42 Directors of the Ohio High the event Mans Sl Peter's 64 Mans In the reorgamzahon, Totals 23 6 52 School Football Coaches As· Malabar 56 Westerville Htgh School coach Southwestern soclation Huron 70 62 18 6 5 6-54 Sandusky Clyde This year's game, the 30th m Oluck Burner will serve as Eastern 107 12~ 11 Perkms 58 Tlffm 15 5 ~52 Calvert 43 the senes, will be played game chairman, handling Reserve - SW 28 Eastern 25 W1nqham 67 Crestwood 58 Saturday, June 21, at 4 30 p.m Robtnson's duties Tbe two Mount Healthy 73 Coleram 60 It 8111uall,y matches the top squads will be housed durmg Deer Park 68 Cm Country Day 67 graduafinll seniors from the their two-week stay here at Miller captures Northeastern 59 Bethel 34 nortbem pert of the state Ohto State's Morrill Tower Spnng Shawnee 40 Spnng against tbe top from the south. dormitory Phoenix croum Catholic 33 The head coach of this year's The game will 110 called the PHOENIX {lJPI) - There - Ohio High School All-star Hall South squad will be John are a growtng number of pros of Fame Game, wtth the Behling of New Philadelphia I will be absent Cenll'al Ohio Chapter of the His assiStants will be Middle- who thmk Johnny Mlller, the College Football Hall of Fame town Fenwtck's Jerry Hark- tall, blond Cal1forman wtth the from my office rader, Jun Mayo of !"roc. b1g drive and fme putting acfinll as hoet The switch from Cllnlofl had torville Fllll'land and Steve touch,1s the world s best golfer begrnmng Jan. 17 today and maybe they are been m the works since last BaSIIlger of Uma Bath 111111mer when Neil Billman, .ll)e North team will be nght unti Miller shot roWlds of 67-61-68coacbatr.........,.Lincofn HJab guided by head coachEd Glass School and coacb of the South of Warren Harding, assisted by' 64 m the Phoemr Open for a ~ Feb. 10, 1975. team In last year's game, !lob Hart of Norwalk, Ed hole score or 260 That was the criticized lhe Canton Matey of Youngstown Chaney best wmnmg total stnce Mtke operalkln and Tom Hollman of Fremont Souchak look the 1~ Texas , SIDman, one IX the top young Ross ()pen \1 llh •a 257 North-South game moved to Columbus s8 J. J. DAVIS, M. D. "" By Umted Press Internahooal An Icy chilllmgered over the natwn 's snow-dogged mtdsectwn today as a rag~ng wmter storm wh1ch left more than a score of persons dead m a two-da) M1dwest rampage moved on to torment the Southland Tornadoes raked Georg1a and Flonda addmg to the death toll At least 29 persons d1ed m the weekend one-two punch of bhzzards and tornadoes One twiSter roared through Panama City, Fia , nppmg through a row of house tra1Iers and homes and leavmg a 1· week old g1rl dead and three other persons InJUred The funnel cloud damaged several High School McAdoo hot in Braves By ART BUSHNELL Uulted Pre11 lDteruallooal Buffalo's Bob McAdoo said he wasn't playlllg any dlf. ferently because a national teifviston audience was watch111g, but the opponents' green ,tersles did bring about a lltUe extra effort That extra effort saw McAdoo score 41 points, pull down 13 rebounds and block seven shots as the Braves beat Boston, 114-101, Sunday, to cut the Celllcs'lead over Buffalo In the National Basketball Association's AUanllc DIVISion to one game "It's not playillg on TV," explamed McAdoo, woo often this season has wondered aloud aoout the lack of respect and recognition accorded his team, compared to that gtven Boston "It's just playing against the Celtlcs They're the champs We go out there and do our best agalnsttbem." Midwest chill holds on ~ house trailers and homes, downed power hoes and over turned a t\.\o-ton truck when s w~ a • How the@ will bounce This Ohio college cage games Fnday No games scheduled Saturday Oh io State at W1sconsm Youngstown St Textile 61 Bowling Green at Kent St Kentucky Wesleyan at Akron Ashland at Youngstown St Central St a! Kentucky St Baldw1n Walla ce at Otterbem 70 Oh 1o Wes le yan 58 Danover ( lnd ) 97 Oef1ance 68 H~ram Case Western at Den1son Herdelberg at Kenyon Manetta at Oh1o Northern Mount Unton at Otterbem Wooster at Walsh W1lmmgton at Anderson {lnd ) Taylor l ind ) 114 Bluffton 99 Urbana tlO HIJ nllnglon l md) 79 IPa l Po1nt Park I Pa l at Wilber forCe I·· earn a dtscount ll you son or daugt'ller hiS good grades- you may s.vt on 11.110 nsurance lmm Nat onw de Call a N.at onw de agenl lor com plete dela•ts P J ,PAULEY 307 Spn~g Ave Pomeroy PH. 992 2318 .Nt• on• 1fe W 11 11 ~.,.,. Ofht• el lft t11 •.,c.• C:o"'p•n,co...... .,... of, 0 ~~--~ . ~----•' 1 6~ Malone 91 R1o Grande 67 Oh1o Dom !n!can 63 WalSh 62 John Carrol l at W & J Malone at Ttffm Urbana at R1o Grande Steubenvt tl e at Mercyhurst Gpod stUdents 88 Case West Res Ceda r ville 76 T1ffm 69 Steubenv•lle 90 W1lherforce 68 Manchesler lind ) at Blufflon Ear lham lind l at Fmdtay Dyke at Defiance Cedarvtlle at Oh1o Domtnican H~ram al Bethany 1W Va ) i. I ~ 25 pomts and added 10 rebounds and several blocked shuts and Bolden scored 20 pomts and played excellent defense agamst Mmnesola's sharpshootmg Denms Shaffer 'There s no questwn that was B11iy's (Andreas') best game sa1d Taylor Taylor wa s more than pleased w1th the defens1ve JObs turned m by Bolden and his guard runnmg mate freshman Mark Bayless Shaffer got e1ght pomts m the game, all m the hrst hall, and Gophers playmaker Phll Saunders got the shadow treatment the whole game from the aggresSlH Bayless, who had Saunders, a sophomore from CUyahoga He~ghts , Ohio, playmg w1th h1s back to the basket most of the mght ' Mark d1d a good JOb on Saunders," sa1d Taylor 'He kept hun from gettmg the1r offense gomg ' ln Iowa, the Buckeyes w11l face a team wh1ch was humtbated 102-49 Saturday by No I Ind1ana The Hawkeyes w11l brmg a S-7 ove<all and 2>2 conference record tnto tomght's game ' Iowa can play up-tempo," srud Taylor "They bke to break and they have the depth along w1th 11 They are very physical " 2 HR.: DRY CLEAI'JING (ON REQUEST) • 1 DAY SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING DRY CLEANING OPEruulON t':VANGEUZE" of Chesapeake wtll hold a reVIval at tbe Zton Church of Christ, Jan 17,18 and 19 wtth services to begm each evenmg at 7 30p m and a spec1al serVIce at 2 P m on Jan 19 Makmg up the evangeliSilc team are DaVId Mtchael Lucas, evangch'l kneeling, and left to r~ght, George Drapet, Steve Ranson, Sammy Bennett, R1ck Ranson, and V1cky Warner LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS THE TAX BOOKS WILL OPEN DECEMBER 20 FOR THE FIRST HALF COLLECTION OF 1974 REAL ESTATE TAXES AND FOR DELINQUENT TAXES. CLOSING DATE WILL BE FEBRUARY 20, 1975 . HOWARD E. 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I S ld IJV lo Ill{_ <~lid .IIH 1111.1 bcli.IVIOI d ) fl~urcs Plans for the annual Lenten breakfast scheduled for Feb 12 were diScussed durmg the Fnday mght meehng of the Happy Harvesters Class at the Trmtty Church Comnuttees appomted for the breakfast were Mrs Ne\a Seyfned and M1ss Erma Snuth, mv1tallon, Mrs Ella Smith, Mrs Eva Dessauer Mrs Rose Gmther and Mrs Genevieve Metnhart, breakfast planmng, and Mrs Carrie Neutzhng, Mrs Wtlma Terrell and Miss Smtih, decoratiOns Durmg the meetmg 1! was also agreed lo serve the annual Charter Day luncheon of Return Jonathan Me1gs Chapter Daughters of th e Amer~can Revolullon all p m on March 14 Several thank you notes were read, mcludmg one from Mrs Rose Gmther for a gift presented to her for ser vmg as class teacher Mrs Mar1e Dalley the Rev W H Pernn and famtly, and Lawrence Hoffner for Christmas remembrances Reported 111 were Mrs Terrell, Mrs Edna Re1bel, Mrs Memhart, Lawrence Hoffner, and Gladys Jones, and get-well cards were sent Mrs Stella Kloes turned m money from card sales The program was presented by Mrs Gmther who read an arllcle on the hope or glory, peace and eternal hie, at lamed by fat th She used scnplure from Hebrews 6 and read an epttaph by St Paul entitled, " W1thout Hope " Another. article was 'Love for Human Bemgs " She concluded wtth prayer and group Slngmg of 'Anywhere w1th Jesus " Games were olayed w1th pmes gomg to Mrs Ada Holter, Mrs Neutzllng, Mrs Kloes, and Mrs Dessauer A yellow and green color scheme was earned out m the refreshment table decorahons Hostesses \\ ere Mrs Ella Sm1th and Mrs Ed1th Lanmng Mrs L1lhe Hauck and Mrs Dessauer were named hostesses for the February meehng wtth MISs Erma Sm1th to have the devollons Mrs. Winston hosts group A report on lhe Christmas bazaar held at the Mount Moriah Baphst Church, Middleport was g1ven by Mrs Ann Moon at the Thursday mght meetmg of the MISsiOnary Soctety at the home of Mrs Nellie Wmston Mrs Campbell Harper conducted the meellng durmg whtch ttme Mrs Wmston reported on lhe recent con ventwn held at Rendvt!le A letter was read from Mrs Dorothy LewiS preSident of the Providence Women's Aux•hary concernmg the proJect of sendmg the sUite preSident, Mrs Luc11le Pauley to Stock holm Sweden next summer for the Bapllst World Alhance Mrs Wmston read com mun 1catwns regardmg the whtte cross prOJect of pruv1dmg money and clothes for Ha1h and Puerto R1co Devohons by Mrs Harper were on the !heme 'Does God Care " Mrs Ernest Bowles used as her top1c ' Help for L1fe's Knots 'Sandw1ches and a salad course were served b) Mrs Wmston Birthday ..is remembered A round-robm card for Mrs Evelyn Lew1s of Middleport, who today observed her 85th b1rthda) anmversary was stgned by members of Mary Shnne 37, Order of the Whlle Shr1ne of Jerusalem at Fr1day mght's meettng at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple Mrs Pearl Reynolds, worthy htgh pnesless pro tern, and Allen Hughes, watchman of shepherds presided Reported ill were Mrs Helen Reynolds and Mrs Kathleen McN1ckle Presen ted were Mrs Mary Hughes, dlStrtct chairwoman > Family Lib of matenal obJecllves Mrs Mane Hawkms , Mrs Maxme Wmgett, Mrs Barbara Dugan Mrs Reynolds, and Mrs Mary Hughes, past worthy htgh priestesses and Allen Hughes, Ernest Wmgett, past watch man of shepherds At the concluSion o[ the meeting, potluck refreshments were served 1n ~he dmmg room Soup supper to be on Wednesday RACINE- Plans for a soup supper to be held at the !~rehouse Wednesday w1th servmg to begm at 11 a m , were made at a meetmg of the Racme Firemen s Aux1llary Thursday mght at the Another 'Family Secret' revealed (Note Today s column IS wntten by Joanne l 'Wben I was a g1rl growtng up m the flft~es says novelist Rona Jaffe, 1t was heresy to declare you d1dn t want to get marned ' Rona Jaffe bad to become an underground herehc She lS stlil smgle and now tounng to promote her seventh novel Famliy Secrets ' a saga wh1ch covers three generai!Ons of a wealthy fam1ty as they are shaped by Amer~ca s chang1ng mores Ms Jaffe beheves the more equal partnershipS, typ1cal of today s couples are more romantlc than the sleepmg-beautyprmce chanmmg-style wh1ch dommated the datmg scene untli the s1xlles 'When I wrote The Best of Everything - a bestseller alleged ly shockmg - my mothers fnends called her up and sa1d Oh poor Rona, now no one w1ll marry her Rona smother wasn 't the only mother who beheved young men wouldn't marry a woman With her own career, her own money her own thmg The notlon that a boy wanted a pasSive woman he could take care of was rampant And the ooys of the hft~es did ht tie to alter such behefs The boys that wanted to marry me,' says Rona ' would tell me 'Sure you can wr1te m the Slde after you take care of me and g1ve the dmner part~es for my boss and ra1se our k1ds Any free ttme you have, then you re allowed to wr~te a book "Some felt so threatened," as Rona remembers her flft~es suitors, 'they asked ~y don t you JUSt g1ve 11 up' ' A lot of marriages from the hfbes are endmg up m d1vorce because the women are feehng they have to find lbemselves They have to do somethmg creat1ve As Rona Jaffe sees 1t, the options for exc1temenl are much greater for women today The new romant1c 1deal wdl center on a relabonship, a one to'One re!atwnsh1p - not on mamage Eva Gabor on the other hand, 1s such a strong behever m marr~age , she keeps trymg 1t aga1n and agam Sbe 1s now on her flfth • If you don' t have a man to go horne to you haven I got anytlung ·• So says the 'Green Acres" blondewho1s dtzzy enough to have parlayed her w1g company mto one ol the b1ggesl m the world Eva clauns she has always been liberated and always earned as much as any man Nevertheless, she shit believes strongly m marrlllge , "The reason 1 was mamed several limes she mtones m her famous breathless !ashton, "IS that I was brought up properly I don't go and live w1th a man, bke most people do I thmk that s only good for the man It's awful for a woman You become a used person , , , "If you're marned he cant take hts hat and say, 1t s been iovely • I have never lived w1th a man and I nevet would " one thing tllat Eva and Rooa would agree on- marnage vow• are deftmtely m for a rev1S1on, espec1ally the "obey" part Mrs Mae Cleland preSided and the group voted to have Grace Roush represe nt the aUXlhary at the B1centenmal meetmg to be held m Pomeroy on Jan 28 Avote of thanks wa s extended to all those who donated to the treat g1ven commun1tv ch1ldren at Chr~st­ rnas t1me It was reported that Emma Lyons lS m the hospital and that Beulah Autherson lS ill Attendm~ the meehng 'o\ere Mrs Jean Cleland Mrs Mae Cleland, Mrs Roush Mrs Gene Lyons and Mrs Mar) Slater 1\lll!CII( 111 IJ , ii J!CS II C IJm II Wt lh As for the ca use uf bu th dcfc(l':i the Ndtron.tl Foun dalton utlltbutc s aiJuut 20 pel cent tu hercdrWr; ca uses where defective genes we passed un fr om pal cut.<:; tu tht: u ~ HoratiO Alger author of 'rags ta-nches stones was oorn Jan 13 1834 Th1s lS Amencan actor Robert Stack 's 56th b1rthday Old shirt solves off-pattern stze POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I am wntmg to ask where I can oblam a GoldlC Gillogly returned to Slze 18~, man's sh1rl pattern I have checked all the pattern her home here after spendmg books and asked around but cannot fmd one I can get a s1ze 17 1;, several days w1th her Sister Is there a spec1al pattern company where l c1luld get the siZe I Mrs Otho Gregory, Radell[[ need' - EVELYN following the death or MIS Gregory s husband DEAR EVELYN -If you have gone through all the pattern Mr and Mrs John SU.rkey books w1thout success I suggest !bat you take an old shirt of the sons Pat and M1ke of Sugar correct SIZe and carefully rip It apart. Use the pietes as a guide Grove, were guests of relattves for cultmg your own pattern Mark each piece as you go along here durmg the hohdays They and make noteR as to type of seams and slltchlag.- POLLY. JOlDed other fam 1ly members for a dmner at the home of hts DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve 1s wtth those people who brother m la\1 and s1ster M1 push thm groce ry carts nght up aga1nst the meat counter and and Mrs T L Brookhart m then others cannot gel near enough to make a selectiOn Several Albany wh1le they were here of these m a ro\1 can cause a lot of wa1hng for working people Those [rom th1s commun1ty who are m a hurry The stores could post a Slgn asking customers who attended mcluded Mr and 1to leave cacts four or bve feet out from the meat counter or ask Mrs Raymond Nelson Mr for more cons1deratwn of others - VIRGINIA and Mrs Steve Booth and DEAR POLLY - Do tell Helen that a fnend or mme has a children and Mr and Mrs collectwn of match books displayed on a f1sh net that hangs on Rex1e Cheadle the wall m hlS fam1ly room - CLARA Mr and Mrs B1Il Lyons of DEAR POLLY - Do tell Helen who WIShes to diSplay her Lancaster VISited hlS parents, collectwn of match books to pull each over carefully from the Mr and Mrs Granv11le Lyons, stapled end and cut th1s off Glue covers ali over the top of a card rece ntly table coffee table or other small table and f1l them closely Many fnends and netghbors together 1n different d~rect10n s More than one person can see the gathered at the Tennessee Gas covers at a tune After they are securely glued and dry cover Company club house to hon or w1th two coats of clear shellac or varmsh drymg well between Mr and Mrs Gran\llle Lyons each coal Such tables arefascmatmg to look at - ANNE on the1r flflleth weddmg anDEAR POLLY - I was stuck m a snow drift late at mght and mversar} had no shovel - ! removed a hub cap from a wheel of the car and Among those \lh o VISited at w1th 11 removed enough snow from the front and back of the car the home of Mr and Mrs to get gomg agam Thts was a bll hard on my back but worth tt I Noble Hamon recently were hope the 1dea helps someone else m a tune or trouble -M RS D Mr and Mrs Roger Sp1egel, 1 Anna and Wayne Columbus DEAR POLLY - I always have had trouble faslenmg my Mr and Mrs Preston Hamon bracelets One Slde always shpped off my wriSt before I could and sons McArthur Mr and book 11 Now I put a p1ece of tape on the loose end and stick 11 to Mrs Bob Hamon Jeff and my wriSt This holds 1! m place wh1le 1clasp the ends together Marvm Wood v11ie Mrs Belt) MONICA Kirby and Tod, Hamden, Mrs Mary W1seman and ch1idren OFFICERS ELECTED Albany, Rmk Halderman New officers of the Mld· Wellston Marvm Cove) dleport Literary Club elected Charleston W Va Mrs Joe at the Wednesday afternoon Pettry Belle, W Va , Mrs Rex Moss V1rglma Beach, Va meehng were Mrs Dwtght Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle Wallace preSident Mrs Betty Don and Kathy, and Mr and Fultz v1ce pleSldent, MISs Lucdle Sm1th treasurer and Mrs Rex1e Cheadle local Mrs Dorothy Perr) DecoU., Mrs Mildred McDamel , W Va came for a short v1s1t secretary "'th her son and daughter m la\1, Mr and Mrs Gurdon !GROUP Perry and son Guests of Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle Don and Kathy were Dress and Casual Good Select1on Jam es and Dan Coltenll Harnsonv11le Mr and Mrs Rex1e Cheadle and Rayma Sue and Mathe" Booth local Mr and Mrs Granville Lyons called on thetr brother and Sister, Mr and Mrs Jake Your Thom MeAn Store Lyons at Torch one day last M(ddleporl, 0 week WOMEN'S SHOES 40% OFF heritage house 1nfc1 lt:d wtlh v~ mrtctl tl1 st c~sc hcmg cxpose<.l tu x r.tys, ' cr W11n llUrnumcs and ,mll ...... ,nn: r dt ugs ~md IJt u1g Ulld { 1 -IIUU I I s he d diJIIIIJ..( prt•gll.lfllY I he I CIII.tlllllll-: hO r>erc cnt H tor dmg tu tht I oundalton <II t• r>r ob.tbly tluc to the 111 lcrcJ<:liCm nf hcrcthly t~nt.l en vu unmcnt Pre natal ~ programs arc pr cnal.1l drt.~gnus!s pedtalrlc sutl-(cr y controllrng de£ects m budy chc rn1 s try cell ular engrnccrmg ~enct1c servtces cUitl Social , Calendar ' fetal momtunng 1 hrcc new members were d ed ed lu the Tnmty Church ' .~ p~ tn <:k Wh~1t rnectm~ CROW'S 1s Wm .slup ? w11l be the theiflc u[ the pro~rlun Hostesses Mr s Euvette Rechtie Mrs James Brew1ngton Cnswell Mrs ~wd Wood now servmg as lreasw er uf the church, Mrs ( l~ r1 c c Kr..1euter ~nd Mrs tl,u bar a Offutt Hubert Buck, prestdent conducted the lcmpic HI AI H Umted Melhod1st Women 7 !0 p rn .1 ! the churc h ( ounul at the congrega tional meetmg held Sunday mornmg 11 the church F:lected were sumc typt of dcfl•~.: t mental u1 phy :m:al At t 01dmg to the stallshes one 111 14 01 about 1100 Uc~blcs c1 da; t~ IJuut seven pc1 MUNDAY cent of all ltVl lHr ths , have BE IIi I~ I b2 lntenldtwnat sume lj-pe of dcfcd t~ffedtnJ.: OHler u[ Job s Daughters 7 !0 1!Jout unc fanuly 111 10 p m "a t the Pomeroy Mr~ som c BY POLLY CRAMER News, Event htJn~· .rrwther o~rcu m whlt:h Murch of I>I me~ fwuJ~ ure used, as Is the mcdrtal serv u.: e pru~-trHms In Oh11, funds arc channeled m tu the Cmcmnall <.:enter fur Developmental Disorders, the Clcvc l ttnt.l Metropohtun c;cncl at Huspllal Children's Ilusp tta l, Culumhus and the M«ltcai Cliile~e u[ Ohw m I ulcdu I he muncy IS used for Mll l h POLLY'S POINTERS Carpenter ,uwthu 20 pcrttnt Uuough ltlVII unmcnt.ul fc~tlm s S!\1 h ,JS rt fiiC~fi,Jfll WHill , !ll c lulciH n NdllUil,d uf D1111es bu th dl f~etls u c till' No I duld he li t h p~t~Uic lnln tlu -: ~.: uuuhy I \41) \(II lllUIC th,lfl 200 000 fiourui.IIIOII chaptel , \llll ha'.e charge o[ !~rehou se LAUNDRY ( ildwt•l! Wei C p)Mf'ft lll In by 10, Out at 5 Robinson's lilt• IIIIIUtl( fumllhl\l ul Jilt N,ilaun,tl f.'ountl.tllon M IH h of Dllllls .111 or g,ctnl i' dwn rlL'<iH .ti ed tu lht• p1 t vtnllor! .uul lrl.JIIIItc lll nf bulh dt>ft tIs 1s tmdcn\ ~I Y 111 M..: 1gs ( uuut} Mrs (',u ol Jt 111 Ad,lfll s 1s (amp ngn dlll'dor fur IIH esl<tbhshmcnL') 1 hl' Mothu s Texas Ph 1la Wittenberg 76 Oberllne 69 Ohto Wesleyan Cap tat at Wtflenberg ~9 Ashland ~7 Tr~ State I tnd l 57 W lmlngton 69 Fmdlay 67 John Carroll 83 Carneg1e Melton ( Pa ) 74 at Oh10 Northern 46 Baldwm Wallace 45 Cap1 tal 84 Mount Un ion 55 He1delberg 72 Den 1son 67 Kenyon 51 MuskiQgum 50 Manetta 60 Wooster 58 Ball St at Cleveland St Duquesne at Dayton Wr~ght 51 a! Stetson I Fla ) ) • pushed the wmd chill factor to around 35 below zero one man died of exposure HIS body was round lymg on a near Southwest S1de street Tempera tures were below zero m much of the upper M1dwest early Sunday and the cold wave contmued early today as subzero weather gripped gnppe d portiOns of the northern Piams and upper MlSSlSSlppl Valley and tem. peratures were well below fr eeZing as fa r south as central Celveland State 89 Wayne Sta te 66 Central M1ch1gan at M1am1 Oh10 Unrvers1fy at Western M 1ch1gan Toledo at Northern lll 1nor s March of Dimes drive underway in Meigs "' Buckeyes jolt Gophers, 76-67 CO LUMBUS, Ohw I UP!) - who felt the Buckeyes' effort Ohw State's Buckeyes who put matched that m a wm over then Other tornadoes skipped toget her one the1r better undefeated Penn m the opemng across mne southwestern performances m qutte a wh1le round of the RambO\\ Class1c m Georgia counlles, mJurmg s1x m Saturday rught s 76-67 VIC· Honolulu persons and causmg con- tory over Mmnesota, w1ll be 'It proved to the kids 1t lS siderable damage lr) mg to even the1r B1g Ten poss1ble for them to pia} a The snowstorm 'o\hlch bat- record at 2>2 when they host different style of game,' sa1d tered the M1dwest durmg the Iowa tomght Taylor weekend, p1hng up 10-foot It was the pallent offense The Buckeyes, 7-6 overall, snowdnfts swept across the thJe\\ a stiCky defense and a ' parked by 6-7 semor B1ll South and the Ohw Valley patten! offense at the hulkmg Andreas and 6-0 sophomore Sunday and early today, Gophers handing them thmr Larry Bolden which allowed dumpmg a flve-mch blanket of ru st conference loss m four the Bucke)es to htt 55 3 per snow from Texas to MtsSlSSlppt starts and onl} the1r second cent of the1r shots and p1llng up e~g h t to mne defeat m 12 outmgs ' We only took a couple bad mches of snow m Kentucky and shots the whole game,' sa1d 'We had to wm that one, Tennessee smd OSU coach Fred Taylor, the Buckeyes coach Snow sw~rled over the AJ>Andreas led ail scorers w1th pa!achlans early today and heavy snow warrungs were posted for a 290-mlle-wlde area from Tennessee to southern Vermont Travelers' warmngs were posted trom southern Ind1ana through most uf Ten nessee and for portwns of Alabama, MlSSlsSlppl and Lvmstana Three persons were killed BY GARY PHILLIPS It s gettmg closer and closer to that moment or truth that we have all been wa1tmg for It looks like the races are still ra~rly week'~ well close and that most of the learns still have a chance to wm the top spot There are some BIG games on tap thiS week Let's take a look at them Tuesday, Jan 14 (SVAC) Hannan vs K)ger Creek The Bobcats \Ill!' hght' 1t out tlll the end K) ger Creek 64 Hannan 57 By Umted Press lnternaflonal Trunbie vs Southern Tomcat.. are a !me team Tr1mble 68 Today Southern 60 Iowa at Oh1o State Other Games Tennessee St at Central St Cre1ghton at Cleveland St South Pomt 70 Ceredo--Kenova 59, Coal Grove 66 South R1o Grande at Mt Vernon Webster 60, BarooursVIlle 80 Pt Pleasant 60 Youngstown Sf at Walsh Friday, Jan 17 Wilberforce a! Wngh t SJ (SVAC) Tuesday Kenyon at Capital Hannan Trace vs North Galha I have to go wtlh the defenHe1delberg at Oberlm ding champtons They play the1r best under pressure Hannan Oh1o Northern at Woos ter Trace 73 North Galha 65 Cedarville at Malon~ Anderson ( lnd l at Def 1an ce Kyger Creek vs Southwestern Highlanders are constantly Th1el 1Pa ) at H~ram unproVIng Southwestern 71 Kyger Creek 54 Cedarv1lle at Malone Southern vs Wahama Wlute Falcons are conung along R10 Grande at T1ff1n Wednesday Wahama 67 Southern 56 Bowl i ng Green at Centra l (Other Games) M1ch1gan South Pomt 66 Chesapeake 55, Jackson 59 Logan 58, Rock Kent Sl at Eastern M1ch1gan M1am1 at Oh1o Un1vers1ty H1ll61 Frurland 59 , Coal Grove 80 Ironton St Joe 67, Waverly 81 Toledo at Western M 1ch1gan Me1gs 67 Dayton at Eastern Kentucky Sa lurday, Jan. 18 Soul hern Methodist at Cm cmnat1 {SVAC) Alliance ( Pa ) at Youngstown S)mmes Valley vs Eastern Poor V1kmgs Eastern 63 SJ Symmes Valley 54 Mount Un 1on at Baldw1n (Other Games) Walla ce Demson at Manetta Tnmble 48 Alexander 43, Washmgton C H 86 Jackson 68, Muskmgum at Oh10 Wesleyan Coal Grove 67 Raceland 63, and PI Pleasant 72Metgs 65 Otterbe1n at Wittenberg Gannoo IPa l at Akron Ashland at Central St Oh1o Co llege Scores Taylor I tnd I at Fmdlay LODGE TO MEET Blufflon at Earlham lind I By Un1ted Press International The regular meetmg of W & J I Pa ) at Case Western Oh 1o State 76 Mmnesota 67 Allegheny I Pa ) at John Tole do 80 Oh1o U 56 Rac1ne Masomc Lodge 461 w11l Carroll M1am1 73 Bowlmg Green 64 be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Ohio Domm 1can at Urbana C1ncmnah 83 Temple 63 the temple All members are Hanover ( lnd ) at W1lmmgton Cre1ghton 71 Datyon 70 Thursday Cenl M1ch1gan 83 Kent State 77 urged to attend, and v1s1tors Wr~ght SJ at Rollms IFia) Akron 92 Roanoke Va 6tl are welcome • I helpmg stranded motoriSts and died of exposure Iowa's toll of gle en~me private plane crashed near storm-related deaths stood at Pamtsv1lle, Ky , during a 10 snowstorm I he plane was en The bodies of a mother and route fr om Augusta, Ga , to her 7-year..,ld son wera found Sprmgheld, Oh10 near the1r snowmob1le JUS! The bod1es of two men were outs1de of Wtllmar, Mmn , found m Iowa farm fields bnng1ng Mtnne so ta "s stor m Sunday - v1ctuns of the 'o\lld death toll to slX storm and plummeting tern F1ve storm-related deaths peratures One d~ed whtle were reported m the Omaha, apparently attemptmg to walk Neb , area and two were from hlS stranded car to a reported m M1chigan farmhouse near Lohrvllle The The mercury plummeted to other was a snowmob1ler who two above zero m Chicago apparently hecame lost wh1le early Sunday and brisk wmds Sund ay ~ STEAK HOUSE J a mes Mrs Ehzabeth Hibbs • IUPPF:HS Eleme ntary Sehoul BoostclS, 7 30 p m at school Short program by Tuppers Piams firemen All residents m•1ted MEIGS Atheltlc Buosters, 1 !0 p m , at the htgh school Ch(1 rJe::; Harmlton, president, asks all coaches and mterestcd parents to please attend TUESDAY DISABI ED Amer~ c an Veterans Me1gs Chapter 53 7 30 p m , at chapter home, Rutternut Ave Refre shments All mcmbelS w gcd to attend EAS t ERN Band Boosters, 7 !0 p m 10 the band room at iugh school All pa1ents of band members urged to attend Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH THURSDAY TWIN CITY Shrme Club, fhursday al the Racme Shrme Park, 7 30 p m Refreshments All Nobles mv1ted to attend Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 Play 11 safe and sure It may be t1me lo have your preoent pohcy updated, Let's Tall« Soon DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 2143 102 W Mam Local mc.lu>try need> gas Io keep operating By kccpmg your thermostat set at 6R degrees or lower durrng the heatmg season, and conservmg gas mother ways, you'll nol only save some money, but you'll help prov1de gas that wtll keep people on the JOb Savmg gas m your home can help save JObs ~LUMBIAGAS Pomeroy ' �I ' t ~-The Dlli,ly Sentinel, Mlawepprt·t'orneroy, u .~t~onda~, Jan. 13, 1975 ' 4- The Daily Senlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday, Jan 13, 1975 _., Spartans upset :M;ichigan five By \lnlted Press Intei'nalional Coach Gus Ganakas subsll luled freely Saturday, getting 18 pomts from h1s reserves and M1chigan State rolled to a surpnsmgly easy 86-78 v1ctory over No 11 ranked M1ch1gan 'I tlunk tlus was the best we've played thts season both offenstvel) and defensl>ely Ganakas sa1d after the wm over Michigan Saturday, mne players ftgured m the sconng as the Spartans set a school record wtth a 64 per cent held goal pace fr om the held Ganakas used guards Benny Wh1te and Bob Chapman off h1s bench as well as forward Edgar Wllsonand there wa< no lack of cohes10n Elsewhere, top-ranked Indiana embarrassed Iowa 10249 second-ranked UCLA beat Washmgton State, 77-69, fourth· ranked Loulsvllle downed 20th ranked New Mex1co Slate 82· 69 fifth-ranked USC edged Washmglbn 89-87, slxth ranked Maryland beat 19th-ranked Wake Forest, 89-73, seventh- ranked Oregon was upset by Cahforma 60-58, e1ghlh ranked Alabama scored an 86 71 VIctory over MlSSlSSlppt Slate moth-ranked Kentucky was upse t by unranked Auburn 9085 and lOth ranked Amona State mpped Utah, 96-93 Tiurd ranked North Carohna SUite was 1dle lnd1ana raced to a 32 9 lead m the opemng mmutes wh1le Qumn Buckner scored 13 of hiS 16 pmnts By halftime, Iowa had comm1tled 19 turnovers 11 of them un stea ls by Ind1ana and the Hoos1ers led 43 18 Leadmg 53-24 after a couple more mmutes, Indiana then ran off 26 straight pmnts bu1it a lead as lugh as 57 p01nts at 10013 and rang up a 53 pumt v1ctory, 102-49 to msure that no one meddles w1th 1ts hrst place rankmg th1s week All 15 Hoos~<rs scored m the rou t mciudwg 16 po1nts by Kent Benson and 10 each by Scott May and Steve Green The vlciOr) hed an Ind1ana record for most consecutive 11ms 17 set by the 195354 stay a fey, mmutes mto the game held a 39 29 margm at the half and never let the Agg1es any closer than 10 pomts dunng the second peruxl Murphy got scormg help from Junwr Bndgeman w1th 16 and Wesley Cox w1th 15 wh1le Cardmai Blil Bunton led all reoounders Wllh II In other games lith ranked Marquette beat Manhattan 66 62 Ilhn01s downed Northwestern 64~0 Purdue routed W1Sconsm 11349, Vanderb11l beat I OUISlana State, 91-82 Davidson edged St John 's, 81 77 fennessee ripped MISSISSip p1 102-82 and Penn dumped Dartmouth 108--77 NCAA champ1on sh1p club The Hoos~ers a1 e no'll! 14-0 th1 s season Ralph Droihngcr and Dave Meyers sc 01 ed 17 pomts aplCce as UCLA ran 11s home wm streak to 75 ga mes m a Pa cific 8 contest agamst Wuslungton State Marques Johnson h1t 15 pmnts and Rtchard Washmgton and Pete Trguv 1ch added 12 each as the Brums pushed thetr season mark to 12-0 and thcu confe rence record to 2..0 Washmglon State 6 11 center Steve Pwdokas led ail scorers w1th 19 and Run DaviS had II for the Cougars Nelson Barmil added 10 po1nts Pwdokas who entered the game w1th a 24 8 scormg avera~e wa s held to SIX p01nts m the f1rst half by the 7-1 Droihnger Droihnger matched Pu1dokas m rebounds \lith 10 Alien Murph) scored 22 By Un1ted Press International p01nts to pace LoulS\llle to 1ts Jefferson Un1on 67 Cad1z 53 11th stra1ghl v1ctmy at the Well sv ille 49 Po land Sem mary expe nse of New MeXICO State 31 R1ver 77 Front1er 46 The Cardm.1ls took the lead to Beall sv l i e 65 Guernsey Scores Cath.ol1c 63 lnd an Va ll ey So uth 54 Lakeland 45 Lms ly (W Va) 85 M1ngto 72 Martm s Ferry 67 Be llaire St John s 63 Woodsfield 75 "Z ane Tra c e I Guernsey) 47 Coshocton 71 Mass1llon Jackson 52 Hiland 69 Eas t Knox 60 Maple Heights 58 Brecksv ille triumph over Celtics W1 ckl11fe 77 Men tor "Elyna West 77 North Royalton 59 57 Randy Snuth also helped the Braves, pumplllg in 24 points, addlllg 12 asststs and grabbmg six rebounds Dave Cowens was htgh scorer for the Celt1cs w1th 22 points In the only other NBA action Sunday, M1lwaukee ripped Philadelphia , 99-88, and Chicago beat Seattle, 127-123 Milwaukee scored the first eight pomts m the fourth quarter to finally take the lead and beat Philadelphia The 76ers led by as many as 13 pomts m the first half as the Bucks coiiUilltted 15 turnovers But Milwaukee cut down on the mistakes and closed to withm one pomt, 70-69, at the end of three quarters Etght minutes into the fourth quarter Mtlwaukee had a commanding 89-76 lead The Bucks coasted home from there Abdul.Jabbar had 29 points • to lead all scorers Doug Collms led Philadelphia w1th 21 and Btlly Cunmngham added 20 Cleve Co llinwood 70 Un1ver s1 ty School61 Hawken Sc hool 93 Perry 73 Grand Valley 58 Maplewood 46 South Amherst 65 New London 49 The Bulls were extended to Loram Sout hvieW 61 Lora1n Sr two overtime penods by the 43 Elyna 60 Manon Hardmg 40 Somes before pulling Qllt the1r LOU ISV Ille Aqumas n Stow 54 fourth stra1ght v1ctory Str eetsboro 81 Mogadore 61 Chtcago forward Bob Love htt Perry 73 Canton South 62 Mar l mgton 45 Oakwood 4.1 two free throws wtth 14 seconds Lake 80 Mmerva 74 left m regulatton llme to send Manchester 67 Norton 62 the game mto overtune and LouiSVIlle 72 Glenwood 54 Claymont 62 Northwest 58 then Seattle's Areh1e Clark htt Kidron Chnsf 1an 56 Cuya a last--second JUmper m the Ch n st1an 52 ftrst overtime to necessitate a Mass1llon 79 Akron South 77 Canton L1ncoln 68 Akron East second extra pertod 56 With 41 seconds left in the Barberton 85 Cuyahoga Falls second overtime, Bob Love 55 Wmdham 67 Crestwood 58 converted a patr of free throws Can ton T1mken 76 Sandy for what proved to he the Valley 57 \ltruung pomts Norm Van Carrollton 68 East Canton 51 Wa lsh Jesu1t 66 Kent Roosevelt Lier's career-htgh 42 pomt.. le.d 60 the Bulls, while Love added 27 Wadsworth 77 R1ttman 71 and Walker 26 Fred Brown Chillicothe Flgt 66 Ross Zan e 61 and Spencer Hayward each Trace Portsm9uth N D 7t Piketon 61 had 24 points for Seattle w1th Eas tern (Pike) ~2 Albany rookt e Wardell Jackson Alexander 70 Cm W1throw Bl Cln West Hills scormg a career-h1gh 23 58 Sprlngl leld South 71 Wdmtngfon 3-t C•n Oak H1lls 74 Anderson 66 Ham11ton Badm 63 C1n R-oger Bacon 60 Ta lawanda 75 Oxford • Highlanders wmm 20T Edgewood 67 Terry Carter's 12 loot Southwestern went mto a man· Tempo p1cked up tn the M1d Mad1son 74 Valley V1ew 52 jiunper at the buzzer Saturday to-man press wh1c~ proved to second overhme as South Margaretta 69 Ed1son 62 Gilmour Acdmy 67 P1tts night gave the Southwestern _....,_ be a smart move A Highlander westerns Uoyd Wood and the ShadySide 61 Highlanders a thrtlling, 54-52 stole the ball and passed 1t off to Eagles' Spencer each scored Cols Walnut R1dge 70 Cols West • double overhme Vlclory over sophomore forward Chm four pomts In the closmg ~1ols Central tOO Cols Eastern Lewts who canned 1t for a 47-47 seconds, Eastern had the ball Brook ha ven 78 The v1ctory gave the tie and stalled for a !mal shot Bexley 64 Columbus Hartley 61 Highlanders of Coach Richard W1th one mmute left Carter W1th 12 seconds left an Eagle Danville 94 Oh1o Deaf 49 Wehrle 68 Zanesv 1tle Hamtlton a stronger hold on was fouled and got one basket shot fell short and the ball was Cols Rosecrans 49 thtrd place m the SV AC for a 48-47 Southwestern lead reoounded by Southwestern Cots Mohawk 54 Cots M1fflm 47 The H1ghlanders called t1me Mar~on Local 56Ft Loram1e 43 standmgs behmd Hannan Eastern put up a shot "htch 70 Trace and North Gallia was reoounded by SW's R1ck ouIt o set up the wmnmg Mechanicsburg Southeastern 63 SW Is 6-4 overall and 4-2 In Crouse Crouse called time out basket When the players Sprlngfteld Norlh 91 Greenon the league Eastern dropped to but since the Highlanders had returrted to action, Coach Btl! 6t DIXIe 65 Arcanum 64 1·9 overall811d 1-6m the SV AC already taken their allowed Phtlhps' Eagles went mto a full Buckeye Valley 46 Mt Vernon It was the Highlanders second timeout, a techmcal foul was cour t press wh1ch SW s Terry 33 Curter was able to break Tr 1ad 58 Fairbanks 49 victory of the year in an called Carter broke loose dribbled to Blu ffton 58 Elida 40 overtune Tim Spencer, the Eagles 6-1 Sl Henry 83 Bryan 72 Regulation play ended at 4S- semor center stepped to the the foul hne and fired a str1ke COry Rawson 63 Spencerv ille 45 and the ftrst overhme ended line and calmly sank the free to wm the game 46 Wood and Carter led the New Knoxv11le 70 Wa ynesville throw lymg the score at 48-48 wt th a 48-48 tte 63 In the ftrst overtime, The Highlanders f1red a fmal Highlanders w1th 19 and 17 Portsmouth 73 Ftndlay 66 Eastern took a two point lead shot but m1ssed as the f1rsl pomts respectively Spencer Mmster 85 Botkms 60 took the game scormg honors New Rteget 76 Arcadia 74 on Randy Blake's jumper overhme ended t Crestv1ew 62 Antwerp 45 wtth 22 pomts Greg Batley had T1pp C1 ty 60 S1dney Lehman 59 12 pomts Rtverdale 71 Ada 53 Accordmg to the charts Ohto C1ty t06 Park way 69 Southwestern sank 25 of Coldwaler 67 Wayne Trace 64 Lmcolm11ew 80 Pa uld 1ng 71 floor attempts for 431 pet and Upper Sctoto Valley 71 JUSt four of 11 free throws Ridgemont 39 Eastern hit 23 of 74for 31 1 pet Delphos Jefferson ~ Ottov11le 58 and six of 14 at the char1ty line L1berty Benton 68 Vanlue 51 COLUMBUS (UP!) - The coaches m the state and Southwestern won the MJSsJSSJnawa Valley 58 Ft annual Ohio North-&luth Htgh P!'esldent-elecl of the coaches reserve game 28·25 The Recovery 56 Fremont Ross 70 Toledo School All.Star Football Game assoc1atlon, was the drtvmg Highlanders Wlll' now prepare Woodward 48 has a new home and a new force In getUng the game for a headon clash w1th Kyger Toledo Macomber 67 Toledo switched Creek f'rtday Wh1tmer 55 name Oregon Clay 83 Maumee 44 Btllman and Robinson, who The game, which has been Eastern wtll host Symmes Rossford 55 Fostoria 42 played In canton for the pasl19 had served as game dll'eCtor Valle~ Frtday Bllssf1eld IM1ch J 60 Nor ·r. - , thwood 58 Ioil years under the direction of ever smce the game was Southwestern <54 - Walker Elmwood 75 Glbsonbur.g 69 lot) Jun Robtnson, was olftClally movelFtfermanently to Canton 3 0 6. Wood 8 3 19 Carter 8 I Genoa 67 Eastwood 52 Mans Sr 42 Mans Madtson 40 switched to Ohio Stadium on m 1956, failed to see eye-to-eye 17 LewiS 2 0 4, Grate 3 0 6 Ctearfork 64 Crestv1ew 54 the Ohio State University on several lSSues durmg last Crouse I 0 2 Totals 25 4 54 Eastern (52) - Blake 2 1 5 Lexington 57 Ontario 48 campus at a meetng here swnmer's contest, setUng off Ba1ley &-0 12 Spencer 10-2 22 Shelby 45 Tltlm Columbian 43 loll Slturday of the Board of the move to fmd a new stle for Harris 0 3 3, ElchiQger 1 0 2, Bowen 2 0-4 and Nelson, 2 0 4 Willard 68 Upper Sandusky 42 Directors of the Ohio High the event Mans Sl Peter's 64 Mans In the reorgamzahon, Totals 23 6 52 School Football Coaches As· Malabar 56 Westerville Htgh School coach Southwestern soclation Huron 70 62 18 6 5 6-54 Sandusky Clyde This year's game, the 30th m Oluck Burner will serve as Eastern 107 12~ 11 Perkms 58 Tlffm 15 5 ~52 Calvert 43 the senes, will be played game chairman, handling Reserve - SW 28 Eastern 25 W1nqham 67 Crestwood 58 Saturday, June 21, at 4 30 p.m Robtnson's duties Tbe two Mount Healthy 73 Coleram 60 It 8111uall,y matches the top squads will be housed durmg Deer Park 68 Cm Country Day 67 graduafinll seniors from the their two-week stay here at Miller captures Northeastern 59 Bethel 34 nortbem pert of the state Ohto State's Morrill Tower Spnng Shawnee 40 Spnng against tbe top from the south. dormitory Phoenix croum Catholic 33 The head coach of this year's The game will 110 called the PHOENIX {lJPI) - There - Ohio High School All-star Hall South squad will be John are a growtng number of pros of Fame Game, wtth the Behling of New Philadelphia I will be absent Cenll'al Ohio Chapter of the His assiStants will be Middle- who thmk Johnny Mlller, the College Football Hall of Fame town Fenwtck's Jerry Hark- tall, blond Cal1forman wtth the from my office rader, Jun Mayo of !"roc. b1g drive and fme putting acfinll as hoet The switch from Cllnlofl had torville Fllll'land and Steve touch,1s the world s best golfer begrnmng Jan. 17 today and maybe they are been m the works since last BaSIIlger of Uma Bath 111111mer when Neil Billman, .ll)e North team will be nght unti Miller shot roWlds of 67-61-68coacbatr.........,.Lincofn HJab guided by head coachEd Glass School and coacb of the South of Warren Harding, assisted by' 64 m the Phoemr Open for a ~ Feb. 10, 1975. team In last year's game, !lob Hart of Norwalk, Ed hole score or 260 That was the criticized lhe Canton Matey of Youngstown Chaney best wmnmg total stnce Mtke operalkln and Tom Hollman of Fremont Souchak look the 1~ Texas , SIDman, one IX the top young Ross ()pen \1 llh •a 257 North-South game moved to Columbus s8 J. J. DAVIS, M. D. "" By Umted Press Internahooal An Icy chilllmgered over the natwn 's snow-dogged mtdsectwn today as a rag~ng wmter storm wh1ch left more than a score of persons dead m a two-da) M1dwest rampage moved on to torment the Southland Tornadoes raked Georg1a and Flonda addmg to the death toll At least 29 persons d1ed m the weekend one-two punch of bhzzards and tornadoes One twiSter roared through Panama City, Fia , nppmg through a row of house tra1Iers and homes and leavmg a 1· week old g1rl dead and three other persons InJUred The funnel cloud damaged several High School McAdoo hot in Braves By ART BUSHNELL Uulted Pre11 lDteruallooal Buffalo's Bob McAdoo said he wasn't playlllg any dlf. ferently because a national teifviston audience was watch111g, but the opponents' green ,tersles did bring about a lltUe extra effort That extra effort saw McAdoo score 41 points, pull down 13 rebounds and block seven shots as the Braves beat Boston, 114-101, Sunday, to cut the Celllcs'lead over Buffalo In the National Basketball Association's AUanllc DIVISion to one game "It's not playillg on TV," explamed McAdoo, woo often this season has wondered aloud aoout the lack of respect and recognition accorded his team, compared to that gtven Boston "It's just playing against the Celtlcs They're the champs We go out there and do our best agalnsttbem." Midwest chill holds on ~ house trailers and homes, downed power hoes and over turned a t\.\o-ton truck when s w~ a • How the@ will bounce This Ohio college cage games Fnday No games scheduled Saturday Oh io State at W1sconsm Youngstown St Textile 61 Bowling Green at Kent St Kentucky Wesleyan at Akron Ashland at Youngstown St Central St a! Kentucky St Baldw1n Walla ce at Otterbem 70 Oh 1o Wes le yan 58 Danover ( lnd ) 97 Oef1ance 68 H~ram Case Western at Den1son Herdelberg at Kenyon Manetta at Oh1o Northern Mount Unton at Otterbem Wooster at Walsh W1lmmgton at Anderson {lnd ) Taylor l ind ) 114 Bluffton 99 Urbana tlO HIJ nllnglon l md) 79 IPa l Po1nt Park I Pa l at Wilber forCe I·· earn a dtscount ll you son or daugt'ller hiS good grades- you may s.vt on 11.110 nsurance lmm Nat onw de Call a N.at onw de agenl lor com plete dela•ts P J ,PAULEY 307 Spn~g Ave Pomeroy PH. 992 2318 .Nt• on• 1fe W 11 11 ~.,.,. Ofht• el lft t11 •.,c.• C:o"'p•n,co...... .,... of, 0 ~~--~ . ~----•' 1 6~ Malone 91 R1o Grande 67 Oh1o Dom !n!can 63 WalSh 62 John Carrol l at W & J Malone at Ttffm Urbana at R1o Grande Steubenvt tl e at Mercyhurst Gpod stUdents 88 Case West Res Ceda r ville 76 T1ffm 69 Steubenv•lle 90 W1lherforce 68 Manchesler lind ) at Blufflon Ear lham lind l at Fmdtay Dyke at Defiance Cedarvtlle at Oh1o Domtnican H~ram al Bethany 1W Va ) i. I ~ 25 pomts and added 10 rebounds and several blocked shuts and Bolden scored 20 pomts and played excellent defense agamst Mmnesola's sharpshootmg Denms Shaffer 'There s no questwn that was B11iy's (Andreas') best game sa1d Taylor Taylor wa s more than pleased w1th the defens1ve JObs turned m by Bolden and his guard runnmg mate freshman Mark Bayless Shaffer got e1ght pomts m the game, all m the hrst hall, and Gophers playmaker Phll Saunders got the shadow treatment the whole game from the aggresSlH Bayless, who had Saunders, a sophomore from CUyahoga He~ghts , Ohio, playmg w1th h1s back to the basket most of the mght ' Mark d1d a good JOb on Saunders," sa1d Taylor 'He kept hun from gettmg the1r offense gomg ' ln Iowa, the Buckeyes w11l face a team wh1ch was humtbated 102-49 Saturday by No I Ind1ana The Hawkeyes w11l brmg a S-7 ove<all and 2>2 conference record tnto tomght's game ' Iowa can play up-tempo," srud Taylor "They bke to break and they have the depth along w1th 11 They are very physical " 2 HR.: DRY CLEAI'JING (ON REQUEST) • 1 DAY SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING DRY CLEANING OPEruulON t':VANGEUZE" of Chesapeake wtll hold a reVIval at tbe Zton Church of Christ, Jan 17,18 and 19 wtth services to begm each evenmg at 7 30p m and a spec1al serVIce at 2 P m on Jan 19 Makmg up the evangeliSilc team are DaVId Mtchael Lucas, evangch'l kneeling, and left to r~ght, George Drapet, Steve Ranson, Sammy Bennett, R1ck Ranson, and V1cky Warner LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS THE TAX BOOKS WILL OPEN DECEMBER 20 FOR THE FIRST HALF COLLECTION OF 1974 REAL ESTATE TAXES AND FOR DELINQUENT TAXES. CLOSING DATE WILL BE FEBRUARY 20, 1975 . HOWARD E. FRANK I upp~l s Plun s t:UUill} M1 s lhulll,lS lh111 Sd,l\' tcllliSlt:I S lll'cl IHUillll SS M,Jrch Ill .1 11 V Jilc~ ~es of the county wall ldk~ pi,H.:t: on I m 2:J cUld Jat e 1 Ill the 11WIIlh envelopes f01 «. ontr abutujns from chli<h en wlil be d1str1butcd to the Sl huub FUI those who ate m1sse d 111 the campaign -contr1butwns may be rnmlcd to Mrs Jodnne W1lhams, ca re of the Far mer s Bani< and Sd\ 1ng s Co Pomcro} M1 s Adams and Mrs Wilhams serve on lht: March of Dunes board along w1th MIS Debu1e Buck M1 s Jan et Duwme and M1 s Jen mfer Anderson As 111 the pa't Ohto El<l Piu Chapter of the Beta Stgma Ph1 Soru11ty wlii conduc t the Rb L b e ruary enten rea 1 ast planned~;~..~t~~~~~w,;;:~:n ~~w~~e k~£ Mothers Marc h In Pome1oy 4 h 1ph, I Ill( 111ft( I S Will kUI I Ill IIH M11tll XI ( dill Ill I 111\IIIIHI S Zukl1 M lith M ( h lph I hl oldul by M1 s Sill lht Mutllll s Mnldlt pm t Otlltl \\lllhllltllt Ill Vlll,l '-!l l hIll Wlllllt'rl clll' S d)} P 1l thl:-;lli J 111 ( 11 dum HHI Bl v~ll\ W1lh,uns HIt Hfl' ,111d M1 s Jutl v Sno'r\dlll Hut! uul P1 utct:ds fl mn th~ futHith lVt II C Ust:d fo1 ddt:rl111111rl ).! l' IUS\ ,mel pr CJV Ithng tr eo_~tmc r ll of b11\h dc£l' l ls ll l ll lllllt I ()liS o~ntl u.: ntcr s .H:ICJss Lhl' n.111011 t fH OJ.: I ,un uf to p.tlien l'-i lll({h t:. li SC I VIU IMn chc<~i)i)Cd b~ b1rth dcfH:b for fHUfc ss Hm.t! dlltl pubht hc.dth cdlU uhun for feiJuy. sh!JlS .uul trdlll!n g ~I Hils Pr evc nttng bu th dclcd s thr ough 1escaa h 1s a m.11n crnphusrs of the M.1rc h uf D1me s In Oluo gr tHIL'l durm g tbe p.1st year h.avP gonP to Children s Huspttal 1\esc"' ch )< oundat1on CHI C irlll alt $40 000 C<~se Weste1n llcsc1 ve Untvcrstty Cleveland tiHel' g1ants $7 908 $flt,815 dnd $15 818 and the Clevel,llld Mt II ttpolll~i/1 C,l Ill 1,tl flu~pl~d ( h vc I. 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I S ld IJV lo Ill{_ <~lid .IIH 1111.1 bcli.IVIOI d ) fl~urcs Plans for the annual Lenten breakfast scheduled for Feb 12 were diScussed durmg the Fnday mght meehng of the Happy Harvesters Class at the Trmtty Church Comnuttees appomted for the breakfast were Mrs Ne\a Seyfned and M1ss Erma Snuth, mv1tallon, Mrs Ella Smith, Mrs Eva Dessauer Mrs Rose Gmther and Mrs Genevieve Metnhart, breakfast planmng, and Mrs Carrie Neutzhng, Mrs Wtlma Terrell and Miss Smtih, decoratiOns Durmg the meetmg 1! was also agreed lo serve the annual Charter Day luncheon of Return Jonathan Me1gs Chapter Daughters of th e Amer~can Revolullon all p m on March 14 Several thank you notes were read, mcludmg one from Mrs Rose Gmther for a gift presented to her for ser vmg as class teacher Mrs Mar1e Dalley the Rev W H Pernn and famtly, and Lawrence Hoffner for Christmas remembrances Reported 111 were Mrs Terrell, Mrs Edna Re1bel, Mrs Memhart, Lawrence Hoffner, and Gladys Jones, and get-well cards were sent Mrs Stella Kloes turned m money from card sales The program was presented by Mrs Gmther who read an arllcle on the hope or glory, peace and eternal hie, at lamed by fat th She used scnplure from Hebrews 6 and read an epttaph by St Paul entitled, " W1thout Hope " Another. article was 'Love for Human Bemgs " She concluded wtth prayer and group Slngmg of 'Anywhere w1th Jesus " Games were olayed w1th pmes gomg to Mrs Ada Holter, Mrs Neutzllng, Mrs Kloes, and Mrs Dessauer A yellow and green color scheme was earned out m the refreshment table decorahons Hostesses \\ ere Mrs Ella Sm1th and Mrs Ed1th Lanmng Mrs L1lhe Hauck and Mrs Dessauer were named hostesses for the February meehng wtth MISs Erma Sm1th to have the devollons Mrs. Winston hosts group A report on lhe Christmas bazaar held at the Mount Moriah Baphst Church, Middleport was g1ven by Mrs Ann Moon at the Thursday mght meetmg of the MISsiOnary Soctety at the home of Mrs Nellie Wmston Mrs Campbell Harper conducted the meellng durmg whtch ttme Mrs Wmston reported on lhe recent con ventwn held at Rendvt!le A letter was read from Mrs Dorothy LewiS preSident of the Providence Women's Aux•hary concernmg the proJect of sendmg the sUite preSident, Mrs Luc11le Pauley to Stock holm Sweden next summer for the Bapllst World Alhance Mrs Wmston read com mun 1catwns regardmg the whtte cross prOJect of pruv1dmg money and clothes for Ha1h and Puerto R1co Devohons by Mrs Harper were on the !heme 'Does God Care " Mrs Ernest Bowles used as her top1c ' Help for L1fe's Knots 'Sandw1ches and a salad course were served b) Mrs Wmston Birthday ..is remembered A round-robm card for Mrs Evelyn Lew1s of Middleport, who today observed her 85th b1rthda) anmversary was stgned by members of Mary Shnne 37, Order of the Whlle Shr1ne of Jerusalem at Fr1day mght's meettng at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple Mrs Pearl Reynolds, worthy htgh pnesless pro tern, and Allen Hughes, watchman of shepherds presided Reported ill were Mrs Helen Reynolds and Mrs Kathleen McN1ckle Presen ted were Mrs Mary Hughes, dlStrtct chairwoman > Family Lib of matenal obJecllves Mrs Mane Hawkms , Mrs Maxme Wmgett, Mrs Barbara Dugan Mrs Reynolds, and Mrs Mary Hughes, past worthy htgh priestesses and Allen Hughes, Ernest Wmgett, past watch man of shepherds At the concluSion o[ the meeting, potluck refreshments were served 1n ~he dmmg room Soup supper to be on Wednesday RACINE- Plans for a soup supper to be held at the !~rehouse Wednesday w1th servmg to begm at 11 a m , were made at a meetmg of the Racme Firemen s Aux1llary Thursday mght at the Another 'Family Secret' revealed (Note Today s column IS wntten by Joanne l 'Wben I was a g1rl growtng up m the flft~es says novelist Rona Jaffe, 1t was heresy to declare you d1dn t want to get marned ' Rona Jaffe bad to become an underground herehc She lS stlil smgle and now tounng to promote her seventh novel Famliy Secrets ' a saga wh1ch covers three generai!Ons of a wealthy fam1ty as they are shaped by Amer~ca s chang1ng mores Ms Jaffe beheves the more equal partnershipS, typ1cal of today s couples are more romantlc than the sleepmg-beautyprmce chanmmg-style wh1ch dommated the datmg scene untli the s1xlles 'When I wrote The Best of Everything - a bestseller alleged ly shockmg - my mothers fnends called her up and sa1d Oh poor Rona, now no one w1ll marry her Rona smother wasn 't the only mother who beheved young men wouldn't marry a woman With her own career, her own money her own thmg The notlon that a boy wanted a pasSive woman he could take care of was rampant And the ooys of the hft~es did ht tie to alter such behefs The boys that wanted to marry me,' says Rona ' would tell me 'Sure you can wr1te m the Slde after you take care of me and g1ve the dmner part~es for my boss and ra1se our k1ds Any free ttme you have, then you re allowed to wr~te a book "Some felt so threatened," as Rona remembers her flft~es suitors, 'they asked ~y don t you JUSt g1ve 11 up' ' A lot of marriages from the hfbes are endmg up m d1vorce because the women are feehng they have to find lbemselves They have to do somethmg creat1ve As Rona Jaffe sees 1t, the options for exc1temenl are much greater for women today The new romant1c 1deal wdl center on a relabonship, a one to'One re!atwnsh1p - not on mamage Eva Gabor on the other hand, 1s such a strong behever m marr~age , she keeps trymg 1t aga1n and agam Sbe 1s now on her flfth • If you don' t have a man to go horne to you haven I got anytlung ·• So says the 'Green Acres" blondewho1s dtzzy enough to have parlayed her w1g company mto one ol the b1ggesl m the world Eva clauns she has always been liberated and always earned as much as any man Nevertheless, she shit believes strongly m marrlllge , "The reason 1 was mamed several limes she mtones m her famous breathless !ashton, "IS that I was brought up properly I don't go and live w1th a man, bke most people do I thmk that s only good for the man It's awful for a woman You become a used person , , , "If you're marned he cant take hts hat and say, 1t s been iovely • I have never lived w1th a man and I nevet would " one thing tllat Eva and Rooa would agree on- marnage vow• are deftmtely m for a rev1S1on, espec1ally the "obey" part Mrs Mae Cleland preSided and the group voted to have Grace Roush represe nt the aUXlhary at the B1centenmal meetmg to be held m Pomeroy on Jan 28 Avote of thanks wa s extended to all those who donated to the treat g1ven commun1tv ch1ldren at Chr~st­ rnas t1me It was reported that Emma Lyons lS m the hospital and that Beulah Autherson lS ill Attendm~ the meehng 'o\ere Mrs Jean Cleland Mrs Mae Cleland, Mrs Roush Mrs Gene Lyons and Mrs Mar) Slater 1\lll!CII( 111 IJ , ii J!CS II C IJm II Wt lh As for the ca use uf bu th dcfc(l':i the Ndtron.tl Foun dalton utlltbutc s aiJuut 20 pel cent tu hercdrWr; ca uses where defective genes we passed un fr om pal cut.<:; tu tht: u ~ HoratiO Alger author of 'rags ta-nches stones was oorn Jan 13 1834 Th1s lS Amencan actor Robert Stack 's 56th b1rthday Old shirt solves off-pattern stze POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I am wntmg to ask where I can oblam a GoldlC Gillogly returned to Slze 18~, man's sh1rl pattern I have checked all the pattern her home here after spendmg books and asked around but cannot fmd one I can get a s1ze 17 1;, several days w1th her Sister Is there a spec1al pattern company where l c1luld get the siZe I Mrs Otho Gregory, Radell[[ need' - EVELYN following the death or MIS Gregory s husband DEAR EVELYN -If you have gone through all the pattern Mr and Mrs John SU.rkey books w1thout success I suggest !bat you take an old shirt of the sons Pat and M1ke of Sugar correct SIZe and carefully rip It apart. Use the pietes as a guide Grove, were guests of relattves for cultmg your own pattern Mark each piece as you go along here durmg the hohdays They and make noteR as to type of seams and slltchlag.- POLLY. JOlDed other fam 1ly members for a dmner at the home of hts DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve 1s wtth those people who brother m la\1 and s1ster M1 push thm groce ry carts nght up aga1nst the meat counter and and Mrs T L Brookhart m then others cannot gel near enough to make a selectiOn Several Albany wh1le they were here of these m a ro\1 can cause a lot of wa1hng for working people Those [rom th1s commun1ty who are m a hurry The stores could post a Slgn asking customers who attended mcluded Mr and 1to leave cacts four or bve feet out from the meat counter or ask Mrs Raymond Nelson Mr for more cons1deratwn of others - VIRGINIA and Mrs Steve Booth and DEAR POLLY - Do tell Helen that a fnend or mme has a children and Mr and Mrs collectwn of match books displayed on a f1sh net that hangs on Rex1e Cheadle the wall m hlS fam1ly room - CLARA Mr and Mrs B1Il Lyons of DEAR POLLY - Do tell Helen who WIShes to diSplay her Lancaster VISited hlS parents, collectwn of match books to pull each over carefully from the Mr and Mrs Granv11le Lyons, stapled end and cut th1s off Glue covers ali over the top of a card rece ntly table coffee table or other small table and f1l them closely Many fnends and netghbors together 1n different d~rect10n s More than one person can see the gathered at the Tennessee Gas covers at a tune After they are securely glued and dry cover Company club house to hon or w1th two coats of clear shellac or varmsh drymg well between Mr and Mrs Gran\llle Lyons each coal Such tables arefascmatmg to look at - ANNE on the1r flflleth weddmg anDEAR POLLY - I was stuck m a snow drift late at mght and mversar} had no shovel - ! removed a hub cap from a wheel of the car and Among those \lh o VISited at w1th 11 removed enough snow from the front and back of the car the home of Mr and Mrs to get gomg agam Thts was a bll hard on my back but worth tt I Noble Hamon recently were hope the 1dea helps someone else m a tune or trouble -M RS D Mr and Mrs Roger Sp1egel, 1 Anna and Wayne Columbus DEAR POLLY - I always have had trouble faslenmg my Mr and Mrs Preston Hamon bracelets One Slde always shpped off my wriSt before I could and sons McArthur Mr and book 11 Now I put a p1ece of tape on the loose end and stick 11 to Mrs Bob Hamon Jeff and my wriSt This holds 1! m place wh1le 1clasp the ends together Marvm Wood v11ie Mrs Belt) MONICA Kirby and Tod, Hamden, Mrs Mary W1seman and ch1idren OFFICERS ELECTED Albany, Rmk Halderman New officers of the Mld· Wellston Marvm Cove) dleport Literary Club elected Charleston W Va Mrs Joe at the Wednesday afternoon Pettry Belle, W Va , Mrs Rex Moss V1rglma Beach, Va meehng were Mrs Dwtght Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle Wallace preSident Mrs Betty Don and Kathy, and Mr and Fultz v1ce pleSldent, MISs Lucdle Sm1th treasurer and Mrs Rex1e Cheadle local Mrs Dorothy Perr) DecoU., Mrs Mildred McDamel , W Va came for a short v1s1t secretary "'th her son and daughter m la\1, Mr and Mrs Gurdon !GROUP Perry and son Guests of Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle Don and Kathy were Dress and Casual Good Select1on Jam es and Dan Coltenll Harnsonv11le Mr and Mrs Rex1e Cheadle and Rayma Sue and Mathe" Booth local Mr and Mrs Granville Lyons called on thetr brother and Sister, Mr and Mrs Jake Your Thom MeAn Store Lyons at Torch one day last M(ddleporl, 0 week WOMEN'S SHOES 40% OFF heritage house 1nfc1 lt:d wtlh v~ mrtctl tl1 st c~sc hcmg cxpose<.l tu x r.tys, ' cr W11n llUrnumcs and ,mll ...... ,nn: r dt ugs ~md IJt u1g Ulld { 1 -IIUU I I s he d diJIIIIJ..( prt•gll.lfllY I he I CIII.tlllllll-: hO r>erc cnt H tor dmg tu tht I oundalton <II t• r>r ob.tbly tluc to the 111 lcrcJ<:liCm nf hcrcthly t~nt.l en vu unmcnt Pre natal ~ programs arc pr cnal.1l drt.~gnus!s pedtalrlc sutl-(cr y controllrng de£ects m budy chc rn1 s try cell ular engrnccrmg ~enct1c servtces cUitl Social , Calendar ' fetal momtunng 1 hrcc new members were d ed ed lu the Tnmty Church ' .~ p~ tn <:k Wh~1t rnectm~ CROW'S 1s Wm .slup ? w11l be the theiflc u[ the pro~rlun Hostesses Mr s Euvette Rechtie Mrs James Brew1ngton Cnswell Mrs ~wd Wood now servmg as lreasw er uf the church, Mrs ( l~ r1 c c Kr..1euter ~nd Mrs tl,u bar a Offutt Hubert Buck, prestdent conducted the lcmpic HI AI H Umted Melhod1st Women 7 !0 p rn .1 ! the churc h ( ounul at the congrega tional meetmg held Sunday mornmg 11 the church F:lected were sumc typt of dcfl•~.: t mental u1 phy :m:al At t 01dmg to the stallshes one 111 14 01 about 1100 Uc~blcs c1 da; t~ IJuut seven pc1 MUNDAY cent of all ltVl lHr ths , have BE IIi I~ I b2 lntenldtwnat sume lj-pe of dcfcd t~ffedtnJ.: OHler u[ Job s Daughters 7 !0 1!Jout unc fanuly 111 10 p m "a t the Pomeroy Mr~ som c BY POLLY CRAMER News, Event htJn~· .rrwther o~rcu m whlt:h Murch of I>I me~ fwuJ~ ure used, as Is the mcdrtal serv u.: e pru~-trHms In Oh11, funds arc channeled m tu the Cmcmnall <.:enter fur Developmental Disorders, the Clcvc l ttnt.l Metropohtun c;cncl at Huspllal Children's Ilusp tta l, Culumhus and the M«ltcai Cliile~e u[ Ohw m I ulcdu I he muncy IS used for Mll l h POLLY'S POINTERS Carpenter ,uwthu 20 pcrttnt Uuough ltlVII unmcnt.ul fc~tlm s S!\1 h ,JS rt fiiC~fi,Jfll WHill , !ll c lulciH n NdllUil,d uf D1111es bu th dl f~etls u c till' No I duld he li t h p~t~Uic lnln tlu -: ~.: uuuhy I \41) \(II lllUIC th,lfl 200 000 fiourui.IIIOII chaptel , \llll ha'.e charge o[ !~rehou se LAUNDRY ( ildwt•l! Wei C p)Mf'ft lll In by 10, Out at 5 Robinson's lilt• IIIIIUtl( fumllhl\l ul Jilt N,ilaun,tl f.'ountl.tllon M IH h of Dllllls .111 or g,ctnl i' dwn rlL'<iH .ti ed tu lht• p1 t vtnllor! .uul lrl.JIIIItc lll nf bulh dt>ft tIs 1s tmdcn\ ~I Y 111 M..: 1gs ( uuut} Mrs (',u ol Jt 111 Ad,lfll s 1s (amp ngn dlll'dor fur IIH esl<tbhshmcnL') 1 hl' Mothu s Texas Ph 1la Wittenberg 76 Oberllne 69 Ohto Wesleyan Cap tat at Wtflenberg ~9 Ashland ~7 Tr~ State I tnd l 57 W lmlngton 69 Fmdlay 67 John Carroll 83 Carneg1e Melton ( Pa ) 74 at Oh10 Northern 46 Baldwm Wallace 45 Cap1 tal 84 Mount Un ion 55 He1delberg 72 Den 1son 67 Kenyon 51 MuskiQgum 50 Manetta 60 Wooster 58 Ball St at Cleveland St Duquesne at Dayton Wr~ght 51 a! Stetson I Fla ) ) • pushed the wmd chill factor to around 35 below zero one man died of exposure HIS body was round lymg on a near Southwest S1de street Tempera tures were below zero m much of the upper M1dwest early Sunday and the cold wave contmued early today as subzero weather gripped gnppe d portiOns of the northern Piams and upper MlSSlSSlppl Valley and tem. peratures were well below fr eeZing as fa r south as central Celveland State 89 Wayne Sta te 66 Central M1ch1gan at M1am1 Oh10 Unrvers1fy at Western M 1ch1gan Toledo at Northern lll 1nor s March of Dimes drive underway in Meigs "' Buckeyes jolt Gophers, 76-67 CO LUMBUS, Ohw I UP!) - who felt the Buckeyes' effort Ohw State's Buckeyes who put matched that m a wm over then Other tornadoes skipped toget her one the1r better undefeated Penn m the opemng across mne southwestern performances m qutte a wh1le round of the RambO\\ Class1c m Georgia counlles, mJurmg s1x m Saturday rught s 76-67 VIC· Honolulu persons and causmg con- tory over Mmnesota, w1ll be 'It proved to the kids 1t lS siderable damage lr) mg to even the1r B1g Ten poss1ble for them to pia} a The snowstorm 'o\hlch bat- record at 2>2 when they host different style of game,' sa1d tered the M1dwest durmg the Iowa tomght Taylor weekend, p1hng up 10-foot It was the pallent offense The Buckeyes, 7-6 overall, snowdnfts swept across the thJe\\ a stiCky defense and a ' parked by 6-7 semor B1ll South and the Ohw Valley patten! offense at the hulkmg Andreas and 6-0 sophomore Sunday and early today, Gophers handing them thmr Larry Bolden which allowed dumpmg a flve-mch blanket of ru st conference loss m four the Bucke)es to htt 55 3 per snow from Texas to MtsSlSSlppt starts and onl} the1r second cent of the1r shots and p1llng up e~g h t to mne defeat m 12 outmgs ' We only took a couple bad mches of snow m Kentucky and shots the whole game,' sa1d 'We had to wm that one, Tennessee smd OSU coach Fred Taylor, the Buckeyes coach Snow sw~rled over the AJ>Andreas led ail scorers w1th pa!achlans early today and heavy snow warrungs were posted for a 290-mlle-wlde area from Tennessee to southern Vermont Travelers' warmngs were posted trom southern Ind1ana through most uf Ten nessee and for portwns of Alabama, MlSSlsSlppl and Lvmstana Three persons were killed BY GARY PHILLIPS It s gettmg closer and closer to that moment or truth that we have all been wa1tmg for It looks like the races are still ra~rly week'~ well close and that most of the learns still have a chance to wm the top spot There are some BIG games on tap thiS week Let's take a look at them Tuesday, Jan 14 (SVAC) Hannan vs K)ger Creek The Bobcats \Ill!' hght' 1t out tlll the end K) ger Creek 64 Hannan 57 By Umted Press lnternaflonal Trunbie vs Southern Tomcat.. are a !me team Tr1mble 68 Today Southern 60 Iowa at Oh1o State Other Games Tennessee St at Central St Cre1ghton at Cleveland St South Pomt 70 Ceredo--Kenova 59, Coal Grove 66 South R1o Grande at Mt Vernon Webster 60, BarooursVIlle 80 Pt Pleasant 60 Youngstown Sf at Walsh Friday, Jan 17 Wilberforce a! Wngh t SJ (SVAC) Tuesday Kenyon at Capital Hannan Trace vs North Galha I have to go wtlh the defenHe1delberg at Oberlm ding champtons They play the1r best under pressure Hannan Oh1o Northern at Woos ter Trace 73 North Galha 65 Cedarville at Malon~ Anderson ( lnd l at Def 1an ce Kyger Creek vs Southwestern Highlanders are constantly Th1el 1Pa ) at H~ram unproVIng Southwestern 71 Kyger Creek 54 Cedarv1lle at Malone Southern vs Wahama Wlute Falcons are conung along R10 Grande at T1ff1n Wednesday Wahama 67 Southern 56 Bowl i ng Green at Centra l (Other Games) M1ch1gan South Pomt 66 Chesapeake 55, Jackson 59 Logan 58, Rock Kent Sl at Eastern M1ch1gan M1am1 at Oh1o Un1vers1ty H1ll61 Frurland 59 , Coal Grove 80 Ironton St Joe 67, Waverly 81 Toledo at Western M 1ch1gan Me1gs 67 Dayton at Eastern Kentucky Sa lurday, Jan. 18 Soul hern Methodist at Cm cmnat1 {SVAC) Alliance ( Pa ) at Youngstown S)mmes Valley vs Eastern Poor V1kmgs Eastern 63 SJ Symmes Valley 54 Mount Un 1on at Baldw1n (Other Games) Walla ce Demson at Manetta Tnmble 48 Alexander 43, Washmgton C H 86 Jackson 68, Muskmgum at Oh10 Wesleyan Coal Grove 67 Raceland 63, and PI Pleasant 72Metgs 65 Otterbe1n at Wittenberg Gannoo IPa l at Akron Ashland at Central St Oh1o Co llege Scores Taylor I tnd I at Fmdlay LODGE TO MEET Blufflon at Earlham lind I By Un1ted Press International The regular meetmg of W & J I Pa ) at Case Western Oh 1o State 76 Mmnesota 67 Allegheny I Pa ) at John Tole do 80 Oh1o U 56 Rac1ne Masomc Lodge 461 w11l Carroll M1am1 73 Bowlmg Green 64 be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Ohio Domm 1can at Urbana C1ncmnah 83 Temple 63 the temple All members are Hanover ( lnd ) at W1lmmgton Cre1ghton 71 Datyon 70 Thursday Cenl M1ch1gan 83 Kent State 77 urged to attend, and v1s1tors Wr~ght SJ at Rollms IFia) Akron 92 Roanoke Va 6tl are welcome • I helpmg stranded motoriSts and died of exposure Iowa's toll of gle en~me private plane crashed near storm-related deaths stood at Pamtsv1lle, Ky , during a 10 snowstorm I he plane was en The bodies of a mother and route fr om Augusta, Ga , to her 7-year..,ld son wera found Sprmgheld, Oh10 near the1r snowmob1le JUS! The bod1es of two men were outs1de of Wtllmar, Mmn , found m Iowa farm fields bnng1ng Mtnne so ta "s stor m Sunday - v1ctuns of the 'o\lld death toll to slX storm and plummeting tern F1ve storm-related deaths peratures One d~ed whtle were reported m the Omaha, apparently attemptmg to walk Neb , area and two were from hlS stranded car to a reported m M1chigan farmhouse near Lohrvllle The The mercury plummeted to other was a snowmob1ler who two above zero m Chicago apparently hecame lost wh1le early Sunday and brisk wmds Sund ay ~ STEAK HOUSE J a mes Mrs Ehzabeth Hibbs • IUPPF:HS Eleme ntary Sehoul BoostclS, 7 30 p m at school Short program by Tuppers Piams firemen All residents m•1ted MEIGS Atheltlc Buosters, 1 !0 p m , at the htgh school Ch(1 rJe::; Harmlton, president, asks all coaches and mterestcd parents to please attend TUESDAY DISABI ED Amer~ c an Veterans Me1gs Chapter 53 7 30 p m , at chapter home, Rutternut Ave Refre shments All mcmbelS w gcd to attend EAS t ERN Band Boosters, 7 !0 p m 10 the band room at iugh school All pa1ents of band members urged to attend Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH THURSDAY TWIN CITY Shrme Club, fhursday al the Racme Shrme Park, 7 30 p m Refreshments All Nobles mv1ted to attend Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 Play 11 safe and sure It may be t1me lo have your preoent pohcy updated, Let's Tall« Soon DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 2143 102 W Mam Local mc.lu>try need> gas Io keep operating By kccpmg your thermostat set at 6R degrees or lower durrng the heatmg season, and conservmg gas mother ways, you'll nol only save some money, but you'll help prov1de gas that wtll keep people on the JOb Savmg gas m your home can help save JObs ~LUMBIAGAS Pomeroy ' �II ,. • '1-l'be uauy ~nttne•, l~uuw~y.11 ~-~umeroy, U , Monday , Jan 6- The Daily &ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday , Jan 13, 1975 For Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds Apple Grove 2 SIGNS Of News, Events QUALITY By Mrs Herbert Rous h Mr and Mrs Ro) Donoheu vastted Mr and Mrs 197 3 CH•VROLET C to l299S 8 F lee de Ptcku p 350 V 8 automaf•c trans power s tee r ng rP~ d t o local 1 owner & only IS .500 miles grey f1 n1 s h de lu)(e v nyl m ter~o r Ebc r Pickens at Rolandus Sund,l) afternoon Mrs 1971 MATADOR J1595 V a <1 door auto mali c transmiSSIOn power s teenng and power brakes v •ny l m te nor viny l roof red f1n1sh good wht te wa ll t~r es rad to factory a tr Charles Wmebrenw 1 and two daugh te rs of Che, ture VISited Sunrlav 1\lth Mr dnd Mrs Vernon Dono hue Mr and Mrs Al unzo Nurns ofp 1qua s p ontNe \\ Yea r sDa l 1971 DODGE Dart Cus t om 12495 loca l 1 owner car- 318 V 8 engine au lomal•c lrdnsm•ss •on and power steer1ng a1r con ct 1t 1on 1ng vmyl tr m vmyf top rad1o whi tewal l ttres ~ .. Pomeroy Motor Coe 4 door Notice Notice AUSL TION n ight Thursday and aturday 7 p m at Mason Auc f1on Hort on St m Mason w va Co ns 1gnm ents we lcome Ph one {304 ) 773 5471 103 tfc CO NSIGNMENT S we lcome at P&J Auclton 2 l 5 North Se cond Middleport 1 9 30tc Co lumbu s and Southe rn Oh o E c • b Icc 1rt c ompany.,ere y 9 ves Business Services D&D OONSTRUCTION PHONE be done by appo tntments only Please phone 992 2272 or see Mrs Wanda Eb t1n La ure l Ct.tt Od Pomeroy Oh•o lJ 30tc 949 3832 or 143 2667 - --- All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING FOR your Oil Of Mtnk CosmetiCS Phon e BROWN S 99 2 5113 1 7 tfc From a shelf to a house Pamttng, Siding, rooftng, paper hangtng, lutchen cab•nets expert carpeftng, etc --------------- Found · - - HEI,L Modem Chemicals 100 Kerr Street Pomeroy, Ohio Phone{614) 992 2791 1 STRIPPING FINISHES FURNITURE METALS-ETC. MODERN & ANTIQUE Reftntshtng Repatr~ng Burntsh•ng Cantng Upholstering We Also Buy Ant1ques P1ck up Serv1ce Available For Rent POMEROY MOTOR CO, @) " ------------- -_____ ________ _ gil , Mobile Homes For Sale ' Help Wanted Carrier Wanted NEW HAVEN :~ • A K Q 10 -------------- LAFF. A. DAY s • 64 3 • 8 52 • A 94 ~ST EAST .7632 ¥10 +A106 <!oQJI073 .. 95 • QJ8 +QJ7 <!oK8652 SOUTH • J 84 Real Estate For 5ale -------- ------ - Isn't it time you met you can count on? --------------- --------------- Employment Wanted ------------- ---.. ---- ~~~Sfn1~·: d~~ ------------ --- --------------- Auto Sales --------------- . For Sale - ------------- -------------- MONOGRAM RARE .stock. ~ m~enca. Join tho ~roll SaYings Plan. l968 Plymouth Barrac~da fastback factory a c andfacl .tspeed P DB P s small v 8 Contact 992 7605 I 12 6lp NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT CASe No 21372 Estltt of Eleanor L M1tltr Deceased 1969 BUICK La Sabra , 4 dr , h t , Nottce ts hereby g tv en that Priced for Quick Sale p s atr , gooti runf\tng con Mary Carolyn Wiley of 216 Oak d tt•on . ·~erlor ltke new $850 • Strett New Haven W Va has Phone 8~3 2)11 1 New Wood Burning been duty appo1nted E xecutr tx 1 12 4tc HEATER-13'1.95 of the Estate of E leanor L Mtller deceoased late of Mid I'OMEROY LANDMARK 19 73 COMET 19 000 m il es dleport Me1gs County Oh tO Jack W Carsey, M9r automat ,c transm1SS10n , ltke Cred1tors are reQu tred to file new Calt any l•me 667 3"<12 ... Phone "2 2111 : the•r cla1ms w1th Sltd ftduc1ary 1 s 12tp wtth •n four months Da ted thts 9th da y of J anuar y 1966 F"ORD 35~ VII enilne, .t 1975 NEW: barrel rebu111 , ne~ DISkets 1957 CHEVY parts Lakewood tractton bars, hi tlmtng cham prsJO('IS . rtngs, Mannmg 0 Webste r IlCker atr shocks 1'1ooker $150 New clutch plate throw ., Judge headers, with 3" collectors for out barr.ngs SiS, 3 speed Court of Common Pleas small block Call 992 ~96 transmiSSIOn S2~ Call 992 PrObAte DI VISIOn 3108 after 5 p m • otter 6 p m BEST OFFER Meigs Cou11ty Oh•O 10 11 tic I 10 6tc f l l 13 20 27 31C West Nonb East South Pass Pass Pass 1• Pass 4¥ Pass 1¥ 2¥ Pass • \ ' ......., ---------- ------------- 1. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Others are Willing to share thmgs of value Don t look gtft ho rses In the mouth Be grateful for what s offered PISCES (Feb 20-Moreh 20) Be sure to keep strictly to yoursell anyt hmg told you now by a c onf dant who 1nslsts upon secrecy LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 22) Agreements today will be lon g last•ng a nd benefit both parltes equally especially 1t one ol the oppos1te sex Is Involved VIRGO {Aug 23-Sept. 22) Don t be hesitant to mark up the price tag tor your skills or talen ts The buyer w111 still get a bargam LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) You re luckter than most today Jan. 14, 1875 Two proJects you II be tnvolved th 1s year Will be financially rewarding If they are managed properly Someone will be work1ng from beh1nd the scenes to help tn JJllJJM®'l1rn® H.J u•••""' woJ ,_. hy Ill NUt AUI\H)lti .H ><I Il l HI I I I Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to eoch square, to form four ordmary words. 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ELVINEV JEST WENT OllER TO TH ' CARD GAME 11\J CALEB"s BARN TO FETCH LUKEV HOME SHE PRV LUKEV LOOSE FROM THAT BODACIOUS NOW THAT 'IE MENTION IT, PAW - GAME WIFA CROWBAR I I 0 l It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW EAUJJKYO QUB MWAA JVYPGXV - I U QKO OGN XYKUJ QPBYPK Yeaterday'a Cryploquole: PLEASURES AFFORD MORii; :a the contract WaS now lD JOOpardy ' Oswald ' The way the cards Jay there JUS! was no way to bmJ 1t home South tried 1o get a dt~mond d1scard on dummy's fourth spade but East ruffed the third spade lead and spo1led that plan " Jim "South had overlook..t • generous safety play East had played the e~ght of hearts on the first heart lead and South should have stuck m h1s mne Th1s would have cost h1m a Irick 1f hearts had broken 2-2 but as 1t was would have msured his contract smce East would never be able to lead a diamond through South's kmg " Oswald "If East had played \be 9ueen or Jack of hearts on the f1rst he~rt lead, South would fo back 1o dummy w1th a Sjlade, lake a flQesse •Jamst tile last heart honor and wmd up '!'th an overtnck ' work DEUGHT WHEN SHARED Wlm OTHERS: TO ENJOY 111EM IN SOIJTUDE IS A DREARY THING. - DIO CHRYSOSTOM LITTLE L!L ABNER ' 25 M1mmal 27 Leap, hop 28 'I hree!old 29 Mario Lanza, for one 34 West , lor one 35 Conlf! or Bradbury CRYPTOQUOTE By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald "A good rubber bndge player should learn to be ::'Ienerous l{e doesn' t mmd letw]lng an opponent w'm a Irick :;)!Ow and then as long as the lost • trick does not cost h1s con:ftact" - J1m "Today's declarer was httle stingy He had btd four but wanted to make SIX He discarded a diamond on dummy's ace of clubs and led a heart to his ace, then he played the kmg of hearts West showed out and t5 Tennys on s nuddle name 18 Rumble 21 Lament 22 Tidied up 23 Fender bender 24 Sense of taste One letter almply stand• for another. In this aample A II used for the three L'a, X lor the two O'a, etc Single letters. opostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different to form the surprise an•wer, u (An•wen tomorrow) 6 30-<1 3Q--NBC News 3,4 15 ABC News 13 Bew1tched 6 CBS News 8,10 Zoom 20 Your Future IS Now 33 Yesterday's ADJwer DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to CAPTAIN EASY • I AQUARIUS {Jon 20·Feb 11) Work closely today With the two people most able to assist with your prese nt hopes Don t walt tor them to call you Opemng lead ~ Q <1o Y01t, Soutb hold •K7143¥A2.9<!oAK732 -Wbot do you do now ' ,, -------------- Cartoon 3 I Dream of Jeann1e 4 Somerset 15 Gilltgan•s Is 6 Tattletales 8 Sesame St 20,33 Mov1e Hootenanny Hoot' 10 Mtke Douglas 13 4 3o--Bewttched 3 Jackpot 4, Mod Squad 6, Lucy Show 8 Bonanza 15 5 OQ--FBI 3, Me rv Gnfftn 4 Andy Gnffrth 8 M1sler Rogers Netohborhood 20.33 Raymond Burr 13 5 30-News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra1ts West lSI Elec Co 33 6 OQ-News 3,4 ABC News 6 News 8,10, 13 15, Elec Co 20 tv utilization 33 4 3D-Mr CAPRICORN (Dtc 22-Jon 1i) Somethmg Is developing In a rather mysterious and unique manner that will prove to be of profit to you GEMINI (Mar 21-June 20) Much can be accomplished to day 1f yo u arrange your schedule tn 1ts order of lmpo r lance Attack one problem a t a !me [jiNAF My husband gives me adequate money, but nothmg e lse We 11 have an 0pen marriage " We come and go as we please, no heard from recently will be get· t1ng In touch shortly An old re lations hip w111 be revrYed ·-- Pou l'aso II'.: TAURUS (Aprtl 20-Mar 20) It yo~ feel your work me r•ts greater compensatton th s IS a good t1me to c all thts to the attent ton of you r s upertors SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc 21) Several people you haven t by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Franco! Embroiders Belgian 5 Honshu, rtver Hokka1do, DOWN Kyushu, etc I Belt 10 MuSical 2 Love, group poetry's II Keep wat<:h muse 12 Velocity 3 Nearabouts 13 Creeks t2 wds) 14 Belgian 4 Wooden pail c ommune 5 Slurley 15 New Gumea or Allan town 6 The works 16 Furrow 7 Grate on 17 Envenoms (3 wds) 19 Southern-, 8 Set m UCLA motion rival 9 Snuggle up 20 P1arust, II Softly Peter(mus) 21 Boundary 22 Actor Everett 23 Love to distraction 24 RuSSian whtp 25 Jacob's wife 26 Candlenut tree ftber Z7 Tony of song 30Malay g1b~on 31 Cereal grass 32 Before 33 Erumty 35 Weather word ~6 Inhabtt 37 Cartoonist, Peter38 Sidled (D) Tbe buldmg has been FUR OIL HEATERS Astrologers g~ve examples of personalities born dunng lull moons and new moons Frequently, an mtroverted person 1s born while the moon IS warung , an extrovert born while the moon waxes And extremes of both types are born at the pomt of "full moon" and " new moon ' ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You can rely on others to do as you d1rec1 but fir s t you II have to bwld a lire under them A pep talk wtll do the trick SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 22) Check your sources again to see tf somethtng you \18 been wantmg tor the house can now be gotten on better terms (fl,H1111Hd' • North South vulnerable ---- ----------- --------------- No• I'd say an adequate "arrar.gement" ts better than a strike-out that might risk the whole bell game - H +K 9 4 3 --- ----------- The Daily Sentinel A while back a teen telephone lme ope1ator no ted that moon phases seem lo affect depressiOns Of course, they affect moods It's conceited of the human race to acknowledge that the moon ean cause lldes b) Its powerful exE:rtiOn on the oeeans, yet consider 1t 'silly ' to a dmit the moon affects us even though our bodies are mostly water Dear Helen TODAY S QUESTION Instead of reb1ddmg two no trump you r partner has Jumped to Utree hearts over your one spade What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Dear N 0 ¥AK97 52 For Sale ~ 13 +++ For Tuelder, Jan 14, 1975 It has also been noted that these effects will figure strongly w those persons who were born during the same phase, 1 e , a ne)'lmoon personahty will be at Its most erratiC and Impulsive dunng the full.moon phase - SHERRY Rubber bridge? Be generous NORTH He also disapproves of hospitals, even doetm s Says b~rth IS ,, natural thmg and 1! women hadn 't c iVlhzed them selves mto dependency they could manage 1t like tnbeswom e n do He was convementl) awal ( with the guys, he sa1d ) "l1en our first baby came We lived out m the country , so I 11alked a nd hitchhiked 25 miles to a hos pital, as I was scared He's never forgiven me for the bill I ran up The second baby came too last lor travel Agam, my husband was out drmkmg, so I managed all by myself, cleaned up ,1! teru ards, and had breakfast walling when he came home a t6 30 am While he ate, I packed his bags Then I Lold hun to leave and never come back Was I wrong ? - GERTA Policemen fmd the most common burst of VIOlent and outrageous crunes oecur durmg the full moon phase ( remember the word "lunatlc 11 IS dt;rlved from "moon") Conversel), the new moon can tngger depression, lonelmess, and Increased calls on "help" telephone lmes WIN AT BRIDGE Real Estate For Sale 1n sltuat1ons that have elements or chance as a parllal 111gredtent Fo llow your hunches My husband IS a ' na tw al' fan He thinks no one s hould tamper w1th nature He won !let m e use a cont1 acept1ve ,md, of cours e , he won't ( wouldn I' I) buv ,m\ kmd of preventiOn lor himself Dear Helen 12 00-Jackpot 3,15 Password All ~tars 6, i3 Bob Braun s so so Club 4, News 8,10 12 3Q--Biank Check 3,15 Split Second 6 13, Sea rch for Tomorrow 8.10 To Be Announced 33 12 45-Elec Co 33 12 55-NBC News 3,15 1 00-News 3, All My Children 6,13 Phtl Donahue 8, Young & the Restless 10 Nof For Women Only 15 1 JG-How to Survive a Mamage3,4, Is , Let's Make a Deal 6 13 As The World Turns 6 10 2 00-Days Of Our L1ves 3,4 15 $10 000 Pyramtd 6 13 Guld1ng Light 6,10 2 3Q--Doctors 3,4 15, B1g Showdown 6 13. Edge of N1ght 6 10 3 00-Another World 3 4, 15, General Hospital 6,13 Pnce 1s Right 8,10 L1llas Yoga & You 20 3 JO-One L•fe to Ltve 13. Lucy Show 6 , Match Game B.lD Your Future Is Now 20 seems saUsfled with things as they are, though living with someone you barely tolerate isn't much fun Should I strike out on my own at this late date? - NAME ONLY A "Natural" Male Stinker Yes - on two counts you s houldn't have fixed the stinker's breakfast, and you should have thrown h1m out much sooner' Since he may have a "natural' aversion to child-support payments, I d suggest you contact a lawyer - fast - H 11 3Q--Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 , Brady Bunch 6 Love of L•fe 8, 10, Sesame 51 JJ 11 55-Take Kerr wtfh Graham 8 Dan I mel s World 10 News 13 ' ' He IS rwmmg h"pelessly nfte1 a mamed woman and I have a ruumed fnend whose w1fe 1s mcur,1blv 1l111nd con!med to a rest home We don't wan t to hurt her, but we 1e oriented to hie, not dc<1 lh - and s he's well U.ken c,~re of 111e problem Is time 1s runnmg out I a m 68, my husband 72, dnd we're obviously young lor our ages I have no )Ob and can 't be mdependen t a lthough I d prefer " divorce My husband Dear Helen Dear Gerta 9 00-A M 3, To Be Announced 4 Phil Donahue 15 Rocky & Fnends 8 Mornmg w1th D J 13 9 25-Chuck White Reports 10 9 3Q--Nol For Women Only 3 Dmah 6 Hazel 8 Tattletales 10 Arthur Smi th t2 New Zoo Revue 13 10 00-Celebrrty Sweepstakes 3 15 Joker's W•ld 8 10 Movie ' No Man of Her Own• 13 10 3Q--Wheel of Fortune 3, IS Phil Donahue 4 Gamb1f 8 10 11 oo-H1gh Rollers J 15, One l1fe to L1ve 6 Now Y~u ~ee •• 8,10 -----------,- or ~Smofhkers Brothers 3. 15 6 00-Sunnse Sm1nar 4, Farm Report 13 6 J(J--Fiv.e Minutes to L1ve By 4 News 6 BlbiP. An sw ers 8 Concerns & Comments 10 Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 6 35-Columbus Today 6 45-Morn~ng Report 3, Farmttme 10 7 00-Today 3,4 15 AM Amenca 6 CBS News 8.10 AM America 13 8 00-Capt Kangaroos, LasSJe6 Popeye 10 Sesame 51 33 8 lQ--Your Future IS Now 20 , B 25- Capt Kangaroo 10 8 JG-Big Valley 6 p --------------- T~ TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 1975 Wanted To Buy r us 10 JG-Rhodes Inauguration Hlghltghts 20 Behmd the Lmes 33 1l 00-News 3,4 B 10.13, IS A'BC News 33 1l 3?-Johnny Corson 3.4 15 Wtde Wor ld Mystery 13 Mov1e Westward Ihe Women' 8 Movte The Matmg Season 10 Janak! 33 12 00-News 6 12 3Q--FBI 6 I DO- Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 ------ - By Helen Hottel oo;~ruth Rookies 13 College Bas ketball 6 unsmo e 8,10 Mystery of Nefert1t1 20 33 9 oo-Movl,~ ' Uiz na s Ra1d 3 4 15 Mov 1e The Sterile Cuckoo 13 , Maude 8 10 Romant1c Rebell•on 20 33 9 JG-Rhoda 8 10 • 10 00-S Movler6 , Mecttcal Center B 10 News 20 Wash ington tralght alk 33 Fire Retardant --------------- JGNews 3 4 15, ABC News 13 Bewtlc hed 6 CBS News 8, 10NBZC • oom20 8 Larry Lavender ( 6 f.~J f~eS~~~~~; Insulation --------------Pets For Sale 00-C News 3,4,8,10 13, 15 ABC News 6. Elec Co 20 Adlerian ounse 1lng 33 or CQns , 3,4 , Bowling for Dollars 6 What s M y Ltne 10 ohl "rwshl • New Condtd Camera 13 Wa lly s Wor~shop 15 o s Week 20 Ltlias Yoga & You 33 1 3G-That GOOd Ole Nashvtlle Music 3 Masquerade Party 4 1 000 Pyram1d 8 Mun lctpal Court 10 ntamed World 15 Washington Stra1ght T a lk 20 • E P Isode• Action 33 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING tomplete plumbmg & not1Ce that on December 2 19 74 '' formal l Y requested The ONE BOX and sack of c lothes and religiOUS pamphlets tn Publt c toUlllltles ss on of ROOM unfurniShed house Ada No rn s and M1 (1 /ld Mrs gold I n1 s h Ohto appro'tlCo e mm te mporary our car Owner tde nt tly and 5 ba semen t and yard 325 pay for ad Phon e 992 29 69 Erwm Gloeckn er •n<reo s es •n ra tes charged tor Spnng Avenue Referen ces NEIG LER BUILD IN G SUP etectr c servtce because ot an 1 12 3tc PLY FOR REMODELING Phone 99:2 7660 H a r ol d Ha}man of e mergen cy whtch threatens Blown Into Walls AND KIT C HEN CAB INE TS 1 8 tfc W es t crvll l e L a ur e n rc OPEN EV.ES. 8 00 p M ntury to the bu s mess and n CAL L GUY NEIGH L ER -----and Attics RACINE OHIO ~HONE 9.49 Hayman of Durh am Conn POMEROY, OHIO tere s ts of the publ•c and the 3604 company Tl'1 e company seeks Free Estimates VISited Mrs F e rne B Ha\m.tn approval to co lle,c t add tttona l 3 FEMALE AKC Yorkshtre 12 19 26tc COU NTRY MObtle Home Park annual e lectrtc r eve nue of Terr1er pup s wormed and Rt 33 te n mtles north of a ndMr and M1s Rc~y Hil\ lllll ll NOTICE FOR SEN VICE $27 123 000 1n the manner temporary va cc 1nat1on 7 Pomeroy La rge lots w ith PIAN O and a lso VISited Mrs Ma Hle Roush , ~ Mr rllld Mrs Dana BY PUBLICATION des e rt bed below If th e tuning and repa r wee ks old $100 each Phone con cre te pat1os Sidewa lks Ctr cl~: at P leasa nt Val ley Lewis we1 c celebrated wtth a To Robert E Cleland 1329 proposed •ncrease Is approved Cha rles Scott 992 3718 985 4106 r u nners and off stree t 12 13 32tp dmne1 at the hom e of the w Ya le Street Orlando the tempora ry add tt tonal Phone 992·3993 1 7 6tc parktng Phone 992 7479 Hosp1 ta l In Pomt Pleasan t F lor •d a 32 8 0~ ornerw •se whose revenuewouldbe coltected until - -----------12 31 tfc Da1ly After 5 00 Lewlses Saturd ay Others p lace of restdence 1s unknown a determtnat on 1s made of the C BRADFORD AuctiOneer B II \vh I I II S d r I ee er e Un a) or permanent rat e c hanges Complete Se r vtce 'a tte ndmg we r e Mr and Mrs and cannot w1th reasonable Ou10 State Umv ers ttv a fte r d 11gence be ascer t ained reque5ted tn the co mpany 5 Phone 949 382 1 or 949 316 1 READY MIX CONCRETE de Roger Roush To Jose ph H Britt wHose Appt cat tons •n Case No 74 760 Ra c me Oh o I d I th I I d 3 BEDR OO M house tn Rut la nd s pen mgt 1(' 10 I ays WI us EL AIR and case No 74 81 3 ltvered nght to your protect Cr ttt Bradford Mr a nd Mrs Dalla s Hill and ad dress 1S unknown and canno t Call even1ngs 992 7745 CA SHtsSUFOR JUN K CARS Fas t and easy Free parents Mr a nd Mrs Ale x w 1th reasonable dt!tgence be EL A IR filed Nov ember 6 1974 S 1 tfc 1 12 3tp Comp F RYE S TRU CK and es t tmates Phone 992 3284 son Dean and Mrs Doll)- a scertained rtnd Dece mbe r 2 1974 Wh I AUTO PARTS Rutland Goe gle 1n Ready M1x Co ee er SEPT IC tanks e)(cavat1ng Wolfe, spent SuFJday wtth Mr You ar e not lfted tl'1at yo~ have respecttvely to tncrease tts Phone 742 6094 Middleport 01'1tO Mr and Mr s Wilham been named oerendants m a rates cl'1arged for electrtc dump tru ck P hOne 742 37 42 1 2 26tp 3 ROOM S and bath lurnt s hed 6 30 lfC o •. 11 d and Mrs Robe rt Casper at legal act 1on entlfled Kenne th a serv tce by S50 69J ooo based on 122026tc IV JCkl me an d sons ..x.O n1ce and clean Pt1one 992 )o a n the test penod of the twelve f 121 Columh s Markms and Vermont Marktns 2937 SEWING MACHINE Repa1rs Kyle, Mrs Erma Wtl son were ':ru Route 1 Racine OhiO Plain months ended De cember 31 OLD furntture •ce boxes brass 1 12 6tp P&J Home Matnfenance serv1ce all makes 992 2284 beds or complete housel'1olds Mr and Mrs James Staa ts ltffs vs Robert E Cleland and 1974 Ne dlnllel g uests Of e hea ft ng c oo l tng re f rtg --------------The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy \\ <H :s Tl'1e applica tiO nS ftled m Case M D Mtller Rt A Wrtte and Mr a nd Mrs Btll Burke Joseph H arm Defendants plumb1ng electr tca l ap Aut hor tzed Stnger Sales and Mrs Katllry!'l. Bun t Th 1s action has been assigned No 74 760 EL AI R and Case No Pomeroy Ohto Cal! 992 7760 3 and A ROOM furniShed and p l ances We servtce and Se rv •ce We sharpen Sc tssors vtstted Mrs Ruth Parsons a nd c N 0 15 61 4 c f 74 813 E L AIR pla ce before The 10 J 74 un furni She d apartment s 0 Bert Hunt \\I S r~ Llrned to ase m the ourt Public Uttltttes comm1SS 10n of repatr anytmg tn the hom e or 3 29 lfc Phone 992 5434 bustn es s 215 N Second his l10me fr o n Ve tcrun s so n, Preston, Mrs Edna ~~~~~~ PJ~~~ MeigS Coun1y Oh •oatt of the company s r ares JUNK autos complete and 412tfc Middl e port Pl'1one 992 3509 Parsons and Mark T he obl ec t of trle • comp 1ant prtees charges for all Liof tis del ivered to our yard We ptck --------------1 Is elec Me morta l Hnsp Jlal Srlturday ln cand se rvt ce presently nder 1 9 JOtc DOZER work land clear ng by up auto bod tes and buy all PR IVATE meeftnQ room for Mr and Mrs Wilham to cance l the land contract th e a c re hourly or c ontract Mr and Mrs We bs te r Skems rec orded June 29 tn the tur tsdtca t•on of thts Com ktnd s of sc rap metals and any organtzatton phone 992 1967 F arm ponds roads et c Parsons, sons Ke lly a nd B1lly, v 0 1 p m•ss ton except standard 3975 •ron Rtder s Salvage St Rt F U RN IT URE Upholst e r ng I 121 189 and Mabe Gt b so n of lJme age Me tgs re s 1dent•al and gen~rat servtc e Large dozer and operator 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohto Rea s onab l e rates fr ee 3 11 tfc VISlted Mrs Ruth Parsons County Mortgage Records wtlh over 20 years ex Charlest0n W Va , VISited Mr Wht ch slid contract prov •ded sma ll secondary elec trtc se r Ca ll 992 5468 es t 1mates P•ckup and pe rtence Pu!l tn'S Excavaling Chnstmas mg ht Callmg m the for the s a le of Lot No 7 In the vt c e c over e d by ord1nance 10 17 tfc FURNI SHED apt Ad ults only del tvery promp t serv 1ce d M Be t H t S d Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 an rs r un un ay contracts tn the mvn1ctpaltt1eS M tdd leport Phone 992 3874 Mowrey s Upho ls te ry Po nl Mr a nd Mrs Ronald Parsons home Sunday we re ncorporated Vtllage of Jhcme of Balnbr tdge Gal l• polts CASH patd for all makes and 2478 1114tfc Pl easant W Va Phone 675 __._ 1 Mrs Delores Donohue. Lmda M1ddlepeyrt 12 19 ttc n Svfton Township Meigs Manchester models of mobile 1'1omes 4154 Russell Mandy and M1ke 1 of County Ohio P tketon Seaman waverly Phone area code 614 423 9531 12 31 26tp and Kcnda, Bnmda Neu tzhng The Compla int alleges failure TRAILER space 2 miles from Wolfpe n , Mel Waldmg of to pay the contract price as Wes t Union and Wmchester 4 13 tfc Pomeroy Rt 143 Phone 992 wILL t r m or cut trees or and daug hte r , Melissa: of agreed and the cancellation of located outstde of Frank ltn Syracuse VIS! ted M r an d Mrs County HOME Im provement and 5858 shrubbery clean out the contrac t and further tl'1at Harnsonvtlle, Mr and Mrs Repa.r Servtce Anytl'1mg 10 27 He basement s a!IICS etc 949 Herber t Rous h Sunday th e Ptamtlffs title In the rea l The proposed tnc rea se would WANTED old upright ptanos ft )(ed around the home from any condttton Paymg 510 322 1 or 742 4441 Carro le White and Darla , t t b be obtained by apply tng a 12 roof to basement You wtll eve nmg es a e e qu 1eted as aga 1nst the percent surcharge exclusive of each ftrst fl oor only Wr te to FUR N IS HED 12 15 26tc apartment Deanna, Ketth and Kevm , were Defendants ltke our work and r ate s and gtve d1recttons to W tten Mr and Mrs Lawrence You are required to answer tue ! adtustment amounts on al l uttltt tes f~rn 1 shed su1table Phone 742 508 1 P1ano Co Box 188 Sard •s CREMEANS CONCRETE de New Yea rls dinne r bouests or t•· ~ e camp Ian I t ratec ussc h edules ap for two worktng men or Balser and family of Tuppers wtthl n 28 d ays present cab le to tome rs whose on 10 43946 12 29 tfc ltvered Monday through ret1red couple L1vlng room the Parsons after th e last publication of thiS 1 J 6tp Saturday and eventng s kitchen shower and bath On Plams were Sunday dmne1 notice which Wtll be publtshed tll tngs are the subtect matter Phone 446 11 42 mam htghway Mason w va CAR PE T nstallat1on $ 1 25 per Mr s Edna Parsons a nd once each week for soc: sue of the C\PP.IIC&tlon ror per Is of th e ormer s mo th er, 6 13 tfc yard Phone R 1chard Wes t gues k R th p ce sslve weeks The last manent r ate c hanges requ~s ted Phone 713 5147 u arso ns s on Mar , Mrs 843 2667 10 27 tfc Mrs AI tee B a lser pubhcat ton will be made on Jan m c ase N0 74 760 EL AIR an d and son , Pre ston , v1s 1ted Mr 27 1975 Case No 74 813 EL AIR •n 12 2J 26tp' Mrs Eu1a Wolfe Mr and and the 28 days for cl ~d t ng the C1ty of Col umbus 10 x 55 MOBILE home new - - - - - - -- - - - - - EXCAVAT ING doze r loader and Mrs Loren Lee Mr and answer wlll commence on that 2 BEDROOM modern furn tshed and bac khoe work sepftc WALL paper han gmg and all Mrs Carroll NorriS or date except the Ctty of Wellston and ca rpet dishwasher 52 oat apt no pets Phone Robert ta nks ms ta l!ed dump trucks tn tenor ftntShtng Phone 742 Mrs Raymond Donohue and tn case of your failure to the mun1C 1paltl1es m Frank l n Syracuse VIs I ted M r a n d M r s hot water heater tJ 500 Hil l Ractne 949 381 1 County oth e r than the c t y of and lo boys for htre w tl! ~a~l 5081 Phone 985 3373 fam1ly at Harrtsonvllle an s wer or otherw•se respond as 1 10 6tp ftll d.rt top soli l1mestone & 12 29 12tp Harry Love Letart, W Va requtred by the Ohlo Rules of Co lumbus l 12 3tp gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger c •v i1 p roce d ure 1u dgmen t b Y Increase In add•tton proposed Rte, and Mr and Mrs J ames Saturday would betheobtamed by J effers day phone 992 7089 2 BEDROOM tra1ter Phone 992 Mrs Gladys Shields and default will be rendered against n 1g1'1t phone 992 3525 or 992 3975 or 992 2571 LeWIS POint Pleasant YOlJ for the relief demanded In tempor art ly subslttutlng the TRAILER for ren t or sale 3 bed r ooms unfurniShed 513 2 Mrs Bob Hill v ls tted Mr and rate schedu les for standard 1 3 ttc Sunday afternoon th is Complatnt res 1dent1al and gene ral servtce uflltfles pa1d loca t ed at new 2 11 tf c Mrs Ott Boston 1 t Mobile Home Park tn 2 BEDROOM trailer adults --------------...1....Mtss Lorna Bell and Bruce Larry E Spencer small secondary e ec r 1c ser Burltngham P1'1one 992 775 1 EXCELSIOR Salt Works East only Phone 992 3324 Hart of Columbus were New Clerk of co ~rt lltca'" th e Ctty of Wellston and Matn St Pomeroy All ktnds 12 311fc Meigs County 1 In all the munlc•pal lttes 1n 1 9 tfc of salt water pellets water Year's Day guests of Mr and Pomeroy Ohio Frankl•n Co~nty except the nuggets bloc k sa lt and own 1 HOUSE unfurn tshed 7 rooms C•tv ot Columbus Iro m present Mrs Don Bell and Mr and Oh o Rtver Sa lt Phone 992 1121 23 30 (I) 6 13,20 27 6tc Sc hedules R S W and G S l W and bath n ce Pnone 992 2780 1: Mrs Robert Hart of Racme ~I'S woth Schedu les R sand G s t •n 3891 or 992 34J2 &.OcA&. the City of We llston and fro m 6 5 tfc 1 9 tfc 608 E Mr and Mrs Don Bell spent r:::::==l NOTICE OF prnent Schedules R and G 1 the weekend \'tllh Lorna m ~.,..,..... ~ PUBLIC SALE w1th Schedule-s R F ana G 1 F m MAIN EXCAVAT IN G dozer TWO BE OROOM house Forced r=:=J JJl TO WHOM IT MAY CON the appltcable muntctpaltlles m back1'1oe and d1tcher Columbus a nd \\el e dinner POM,E ROY., 0, atr heat storm wmdows CERN Frankltn Cou nty and then ap wa t erl tne footers dratn s basement drtveway guests Saturday mght of Dr Not1ce IS hereby given that on plymg the proposed 12 percent roads and brush cleanmg 110 available after Janua ry 15 RUTLAND - 1 story frame ( J an~ary 20 1975 at 10 oo AM a surcharge exc lusive of fuel lOb too sma ll no weat her too and Mrs Earl Grimm Lorna • .. publtc sate will be t1eld at Smi th ad1ustment amounts on those Call 992 3381 or 993 3453 In bad Charles R Hatfteld , Rt 1 5 rooms & bath l1vmg R has and Bruce were also dmner Nelson Motors Inc Pomeroy t'ncreases These c hanges a nd 1 9 6tp Rut land 0 Phone 742 6092 f1replace recently Ohio to sell for casl'1 the propos ed su rcl'1arge ra tse tl'1e -~ ---------- -1 7 26t c renovated carpeted guests of the Grtmms fol!owmg col lateral to w1r 1974 htve ts or the rates m tl'1ose paneled tiled. porches NG Mrs Eula Wolfe VISited Mr Pon11ac 2 dr ser No respecttve muntctpal tftes to a WE DO chatr can ng and f~r heat, garage, lot 5h12S · ~--=....A/_ 2Y27M4Wl00166 said collatera l level cons 1s len t w 1tt1 com n lure reftntshmg reasona~J;Iy d Age 8 or Older an Mrs Bert Hunt Monday ' - ~. being held to secure an parable serv tce m thetr areas pnced Phone 949 2189 JUST $9,500 00 1971 F M c Astro w1th wet ltne and CD lied on Mrs Nora \ '..:: _.. ..!...! "'ob l •go I ton a rts lng undtr a r!tall rwae.lvseed o n t hie tme'o'nptehr,•odeonfdtehde 1 7 Stp 1974 trait mobtle flat trader FAIRVIEW HTS Lovely 1 12 tns 1a 1ment sec urity agreement h Phone {304) 882 2829 brick & frame 4 bedrooms 2 Gor am at S yracuse • Judgmg by the sen tee y ou he ld by Genera l Motors Ac December 31 1974 temporary 1 12 6tc baths lovely kitchen & Mrs Eula Wolfe and son should hav e one marked ce ptance corp ora t 1on as addlftonal ann~a l revenue of dlntng. uflllty R about 1 se c ~ red party Satd PUbl tc sa le \2 15 218 wou ld be provtded from Aaron attended fune ra I ser 'covered wagon' ' 15 to be cond ucted accordtng to etectnc energy used m the Clly REFRIGERATOR dinette set 111 Court St., Pomeroy acre, nice workshop tn the HOU SE $5 000 Phone 992 5871 \iiCes for her cousm ' Don the taws of the s t 8te of Ohto of Wellston S4 539 266 from the range stud to coucl'1 bedroom rear $26,000 1 12 1atc Phone 9922156 1 1 Genera l Motors Accepttnce munlctpalltles 1n Franklin sutt Platform rocker all ltke --------------, TUPPERS PLAINS 1 Oh m ge r at Fog esong c orporalton reserves the nght County exclustve of the C1ty of new Ant q~e chairs anttque level acre, ranch type home, BUILDING lot 80 ft frontage Fune ral Home tn Mason a nd to btd at tl'1 1s sa le Columbus and S22 369 775 from bedroom suit and many other by 165ft The second lot on left The collatera l 1s presently the rematnder of th e company s 2 B R, both, ntce k tic hen & ttems Phone 992 3457 I VISited Mrs Fanme Rous l at on R tv erv 1ew Onve Lincoln A thought for th e d ay s tored and may be seen at e lectrtc ser\llce lnclud "":o the WANTED 4 women 4 hours a 1 9 6tc dining hardwood floors. H II Pomeroy Ohto If 111 Letart. W Va , Rte •and Mrs Smtth Ne lson Motors In c Ci ty of Columbus be•ng per day $4 per hour 4 days a basement wtth forced otr Amencan wnter Washmgton Pomeroy Oh•o centage tncreases of 56 11 te res ted call992 3230 after 5 ~ I week Call for m terv tew 992 GROCERY bustness for sale James leWIS Pt Peasant on h percent 31 97 per cent and 12 heat, uttltty R. A REAL m 7789 In tng satd , A s arp tongue lS percent respectt'Yely Tuesday Bu lldmg for sate or tease BARGAIN $13,500 10 17 tfc GENERAL MOTORS ed I th 1 13 3tc Phone 773 5618from 8 30p m the only ged too at g rows ACCEPTANCE On J anuary 20 1975 at 9 30 PORTLANO - 4 ntce level to 10 p m tor appo •ntment The weddmg anmversaru~s keener wtth constant use COR PO RAT ION a m E s T at the off tees of The lots (good ground) close to of Mr and Mrs He lber t { I ) 13 ltc Pub! c Uttl tl1es Comm tSSIOn of LARGE company tn need of full 3 10 tfc river. good drilled well and ttme personnel No layoffs - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - , Oh •o 111 North Htgh Stree t water system good concrete poss b le earn tng up to $250 JERSEY Guernsey milk cow to Columbus Ohi043215 a hearmg weekly Good future fresl1en soon Also Hereford wtll be held on th e proposed block garage storage bldg • Available for r tght person m •xed calves 3 weeks old temporAry mc rea ses Furthe r large house. 4 BR ONLY Call 675 3490 for appom tment Phone 843 2353 tnformalton m"y be obtained $4700 1 9 6tc from The Publi C Uttl lt tes 1 12 Stc ALL CASH FOR YOUR Comm tSS IOn of Ohto or tile --------~ --- --HOME, LET US SELL FOR FIREWOOD for Sale Phone WAITRESSES needed apply m (l J 6 13 2tc 742 5387 YOU person Crow "'s Steak House 1 12 ltp Pomeroy 992 2259 or 992·2568 '" NEW LISTING - Nearly ne'l. ~ 1 7 tfc ELECTRIC logs Witt~ heate r - - - - - -- -- - - - -------------never used $40 8 gallon NOTICE ON FILING automatic humtd tf ler no OLD 4 rm house on 2 lots •n Syracuse Best offer Phone breezeway ~ OF INVENTORY Pt1one 992 7291 after 4 p m ~~ • 992 5898 AND APPRAISEMENT 1 12 tfc ~ l 12 Jtc an acre $18, 500 00 The Stale of Ohto , Meigs REMODELING plumbing County Court of Common heat.ng and all types of 19 70 - Z 28 CAMARO and 2 Plus Probate Dlvisaon horse trader Phone 992 7338 3 BEDROOM ho~se S500 down CLOSE IN - 6 room frame general r epatr Work To the E)(ecutor Of the estate 1 12 6tc $90 month Phone 992 3975 or home bafh, electric heat, guaranteed 20 years ex to such o f the followmg as are 992 257 1 garage and level lot penence Phone 992 2409 restdents ot the State of Oh10 SINGER treadl e sew 1ng l 3 ffc 1 3 12tc VIZ - the surv1vmg spouse the machme S20 Two good 011 NEAR STORES - 3 begroom• next of ktn the benef1c1anes heaters with thermos ta ts and 1 ROOM house bath and 1 • L1h t:eorge And Tom And Abe w1th closets bath n'af ga~ ~nder the Wtll and to the at blowers both for S100 Phone excellent neighborhood wal l A.nd all the rest of the guy~ on 367 7729 torney or attorneys F A furnace, porches, wall to to wall carpet tng large lot US :ilw mt~:s Bonds. H~ ndsome representing any of the I 12 3tp garage reasonable ut tl tlles wall carpetmg, good panehn# (llXXi bJlCki{TOUild And best o r all aforem ent•oned persons Call 992 3877 and Iorge foyer $t7 500 00 1971 SUPER B~etle Vo lks tht \ II ne\ er let you down Anderson 8 K1bble 1 9 ttc COLONIAL MAPLE stereo wagen Phone 992 3981 tlm1. do you meet ~uys hke Deceased Reedsv1lle Oh10 rad•o am fm 4 speakers 4 t 8 10tc LOOK AT THIS-49 acres just • th111 ' Simple Justs1gn up for the Ol1ve Townsh ip No 21346 speed au tomaftc change r I'l l) roll Sa\ mgs Phm a t work You are hereby not1f1ed tl'1a t -----~ -----~- off 124 Water top and lots of' Balance Sl16 78 Use our tl'1e Inventor y and Ap l966 CORVAIR good body good !\n ttmuu nt \'i"l'u spet:ll) I " set frontage on water lme Nle& budget .. terms Call 992 3965 t tres runs fair uses otl 5200, pratsement of the estate of The tt~Hie £rom vour paycheck , Rnd site for houses, or small f.3rms~ or trade for something of 1 6 ttc aforementioned deceased late u~etl to buy US &n mgs Bond !I. 11 equal value C"ll even•nos KENMORE 36 tn ~ h Push Button $1'i00fl()f'l of satd County was flied m fhts Before vou kno\\ It yuu Hnd the 985 35~&5 Electrtc Range Exce llent Court Sa te! Inventory and bone coon hound cl1erry boy~ wi11 be seetng a lot or DO YOU HAVE A NICE · l 8 5tp REo condttton Phone 992 5385 Appratsement w 111 be for bed and dresser Phone 949 ench other LARGE OLDER HOME THAT ' 1 13 3tc tlearmg before th ts Cour t on the 3221 Jl)m Pa\:ro\1 Savmgg ~ v YOU WANT TO SELL 27th day of January 1975 at l 7 6tc 1973 OLOS Cutlass s Excellent k 1 hnt WH Y vou I! ~tlways hnve a 10 00 o clock A M We Need A Bunch of Small · condltton wtth 25 000 actua l n1 t:e stron~ shoulder to leAn on Any person destrtng to ftle mtles 350 eng 1ne With p s Your mother would 11.ppro'e e-xc~ pt 1 ons thereto m~st ftle Sweeper deluxe CLOSE OUT on new Ztg Zag p b air cond tt lon •ng and ELECTROqJX them at least ftve days prtor to model Comp lete wtth all sewmg machmes For sewmg super sport wheels Can be the date set for heanng cleantng attacl'lments and stretch fabrics buttonholes, seen at the corner of Church Gt\len ~nder my hand anel uses paper bags Sltghtly used fancy des1gns , etc Paint and Hubbard Streets m seal of sa 1d Court th1S 10th day but cleans and looks like new sltghtly blem1shed Chotce of Syracuse Ohto or call 992 39l.t of J anuary 1975 Will sell for S37 25 casl'l or carry1ng cAse or sewtng after 5 p m terms available Pl'lone 992 stand $.49 80 cash ar terms 1 7 6lp 7755 Manntng 0 Webster avatlable Pl'1one 992 7755 l2 1a ttc Judge 12181fc" 1960 CHEVROLET 6 cyl By Ann B Watson standard Call 992 7869 after 4 Deputy Clerk pm ( 1) 13 20 2tc SIEGLER and 1 12 3tc andmght"Jthhts molher M1 s 6 1 heating servtce and general sheet metal works Free Estimates. PJ1one 949· 5961 I · Emergency 992 3995 , or 992-57 00 S EPTIC TANK S c lea n ed Mode rn San tat 1on 992 3954 or 992 734 9 9 18 tfc Helen Help Us. • • MONDAY, JANUARY 13 1975 L-~~--~~~~--------~~~--~ INFCe~~r~l ::J sr:t~p~~e.:des~~~~ s l.c,rtl ng AUCTION SALE F r1day Jan 11 at 7 p rn 215 N Second Middle port Af SHOOTING matctl Racine Gun Club Sunday 1 p m Assorted P& J Odd s a nd Ends meats and fa c tor y c hoke guns 1 9 at e on ly ---- -------- - 12 22 tfc NOTICE Television Log quest ion s ,~<ked If he's out overmg ht, I s hrug More than likely I \\On t l"- horne t'l thc r i' ' I t �II ,. • '1-l'be uauy ~nttne•, l~uuw~y.11 ~-~umeroy, U , Monday , Jan 6- The Daily &ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday , Jan 13, 1975 For Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds Apple Grove 2 SIGNS Of News, Events QUALITY By Mrs Herbert Rous h Mr and Mrs Ro) Donoheu vastted Mr and Mrs 197 3 CH•VROLET C to l299S 8 F lee de Ptcku p 350 V 8 automaf•c trans power s tee r ng rP~ d t o local 1 owner & only IS .500 miles grey f1 n1 s h de lu)(e v nyl m ter~o r Ebc r Pickens at Rolandus Sund,l) afternoon Mrs 1971 MATADOR J1595 V a <1 door auto mali c transmiSSIOn power s teenng and power brakes v •ny l m te nor viny l roof red f1n1sh good wht te wa ll t~r es rad to factory a tr Charles Wmebrenw 1 and two daugh te rs of Che, ture VISited Sunrlav 1\lth Mr dnd Mrs Vernon Dono hue Mr and Mrs Al unzo Nurns ofp 1qua s p ontNe \\ Yea r sDa l 1971 DODGE Dart Cus t om 12495 loca l 1 owner car- 318 V 8 engine au lomal•c lrdnsm•ss •on and power steer1ng a1r con ct 1t 1on 1ng vmyl tr m vmyf top rad1o whi tewal l ttres ~ .. Pomeroy Motor Coe 4 door Notice Notice AUSL TION n ight Thursday and aturday 7 p m at Mason Auc f1on Hort on St m Mason w va Co ns 1gnm ents we lcome Ph one {304 ) 773 5471 103 tfc CO NSIGNMENT S we lcome at P&J Auclton 2 l 5 North Se cond Middleport 1 9 30tc Co lumbu s and Southe rn Oh o E c • b Icc 1rt c ompany.,ere y 9 ves Business Services D&D OONSTRUCTION PHONE be done by appo tntments only Please phone 992 2272 or see Mrs Wanda Eb t1n La ure l Ct.tt Od Pomeroy Oh•o lJ 30tc 949 3832 or 143 2667 - --- All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING FOR your Oil Of Mtnk CosmetiCS Phon e BROWN S 99 2 5113 1 7 tfc From a shelf to a house Pamttng, Siding, rooftng, paper hangtng, lutchen cab•nets expert carpeftng, etc --------------- Found · - - HEI,L Modem Chemicals 100 Kerr Street Pomeroy, Ohio Phone{614) 992 2791 1 STRIPPING FINISHES FURNITURE METALS-ETC. MODERN & ANTIQUE Reftntshtng Repatr~ng Burntsh•ng Cantng Upholstering We Also Buy Ant1ques P1ck up Serv1ce Available For Rent POMEROY MOTOR CO, @) " ------------- -_____ ________ _ gil , Mobile Homes For Sale ' Help Wanted Carrier Wanted NEW HAVEN :~ • A K Q 10 -------------- LAFF. A. DAY s • 64 3 • 8 52 • A 94 ~ST EAST .7632 ¥10 +A106 <!oQJI073 .. 95 • QJ8 +QJ7 <!oK8652 SOUTH • J 84 Real Estate For 5ale -------- ------ - Isn't it time you met you can count on? --------------- --------------- Employment Wanted ------------- ---.. ---- ~~~Sfn1~·: d~~ ------------ --- --------------- Auto Sales --------------- . For Sale - ------------- -------------- MONOGRAM RARE .stock. ~ m~enca. Join tho ~roll SaYings Plan. l968 Plymouth Barrac~da fastback factory a c andfacl .tspeed P DB P s small v 8 Contact 992 7605 I 12 6lp NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT CASe No 21372 Estltt of Eleanor L M1tltr Deceased 1969 BUICK La Sabra , 4 dr , h t , Nottce ts hereby g tv en that Priced for Quick Sale p s atr , gooti runf\tng con Mary Carolyn Wiley of 216 Oak d tt•on . ·~erlor ltke new $850 • Strett New Haven W Va has Phone 8~3 2)11 1 New Wood Burning been duty appo1nted E xecutr tx 1 12 4tc HEATER-13'1.95 of the Estate of E leanor L Mtller deceoased late of Mid I'OMEROY LANDMARK 19 73 COMET 19 000 m il es dleport Me1gs County Oh tO Jack W Carsey, M9r automat ,c transm1SS10n , ltke Cred1tors are reQu tred to file new Calt any l•me 667 3"<12 ... Phone "2 2111 : the•r cla1ms w1th Sltd ftduc1ary 1 s 12tp wtth •n four months Da ted thts 9th da y of J anuar y 1966 F"ORD 35~ VII enilne, .t 1975 NEW: barrel rebu111 , ne~ DISkets 1957 CHEVY parts Lakewood tractton bars, hi tlmtng cham prsJO('IS . rtngs, Mannmg 0 Webste r IlCker atr shocks 1'1ooker $150 New clutch plate throw ., Judge headers, with 3" collectors for out barr.ngs SiS, 3 speed Court of Common Pleas small block Call 992 ~96 transmiSSIOn S2~ Call 992 PrObAte DI VISIOn 3108 after 5 p m • otter 6 p m BEST OFFER Meigs Cou11ty Oh•O 10 11 tic I 10 6tc f l l 13 20 27 31C West Nonb East South Pass Pass Pass 1• Pass 4¥ Pass 1¥ 2¥ Pass • \ ' ......., ---------- ------------- 1. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Others are Willing to share thmgs of value Don t look gtft ho rses In the mouth Be grateful for what s offered PISCES (Feb 20-Moreh 20) Be sure to keep strictly to yoursell anyt hmg told you now by a c onf dant who 1nslsts upon secrecy LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 22) Agreements today will be lon g last•ng a nd benefit both parltes equally especially 1t one ol the oppos1te sex Is Involved VIRGO {Aug 23-Sept. 22) Don t be hesitant to mark up the price tag tor your skills or talen ts The buyer w111 still get a bargam LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) You re luckter than most today Jan. 14, 1875 Two proJects you II be tnvolved th 1s year Will be financially rewarding If they are managed properly Someone will be work1ng from beh1nd the scenes to help tn JJllJJM®'l1rn® H.J u•••""' woJ ,_. hy Ill NUt AUI\H)lti .H ><I Il l HI I I I Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to eoch square, to form four ordmary words. I I I l [J IOORIAH [J II RAPTYN ~ II THI5 KINDOF SKIN M 16HT ~E Uf"SEITING X) I~==f,';~~~~~~·u~rreated Now arranre the circled !etten r '--:--'.~ = . . =-..sl=AIISWIII=I!IIe=-_1 Salurday • by the above<artoon. [ll I XI J Jombto .. JADED NOTCH THIRTY INHALE I .tM.-u Th1• kuul of ho,.,e m1ght be deceplwf.'- TROJAN LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE U AWJJAK NPYJ u EUJWXGK f~§~=-----------l r~~~~~~AJ-;;o-;;;;;-;;;u;;:;m;:-;;:;:;;;:;:r-we WILL CR....TE A A 1 teN DOSPATCH '" ACL IT5 GLORY CUTA BORN LOSER ThiS FL!•A-Bir WILD<iR""ss- WINNIE ALLEY OOP SINCE NO ONE STAYED 10 SEE lll\lliDLI S SUMMER LINE WE CAN GO AHEAD WITH OUR €-HOW AS PlANNED I '• INl.'WSPAPER ENTERPRl~E ASSN I 'l:R;I:l,Xtilf.t?U Weol Ease p... Pass Pass 13 Pass ~ - 'l'llia Is o very toop spot 1'1vt •hl~ lo • IIIJ~I aderllfd loot skohl ...llllde except bt • welt..teJ!oped 1l<Jlert - . u l p wllere a loor· lltft1 call wUI be rud ., • mu.t 11om try bt dlbl ad aot u •, ..to,.... 1Jeu) ntl .. ELVINEV JEST WENT OllER TO TH ' CARD GAME 11\J CALEB"s BARN TO FETCH LUKEV HOME SHE PRV LUKEV LOOSE FROM THAT BODACIOUS NOW THAT 'IE MENTION IT, PAW - GAME WIFA CROWBAR I I 0 l It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW EAUJJKYO QUB MWAA JVYPGXV - I U QKO OGN XYKUJ QPBYPK Yeaterday'a Cryploquole: PLEASURES AFFORD MORii; :a the contract WaS now lD JOOpardy ' Oswald ' The way the cards Jay there JUS! was no way to bmJ 1t home South tried 1o get a dt~mond d1scard on dummy's fourth spade but East ruffed the third spade lead and spo1led that plan " Jim "South had overlook..t • generous safety play East had played the e~ght of hearts on the first heart lead and South should have stuck m h1s mne Th1s would have cost h1m a Irick 1f hearts had broken 2-2 but as 1t was would have msured his contract smce East would never be able to lead a diamond through South's kmg " Oswald "If East had played \be 9ueen or Jack of hearts on the f1rst he~rt lead, South would fo back 1o dummy w1th a Sjlade, lake a flQesse •Jamst tile last heart honor and wmd up '!'th an overtnck ' work DEUGHT WHEN SHARED Wlm OTHERS: TO ENJOY 111EM IN SOIJTUDE IS A DREARY THING. - DIO CHRYSOSTOM LITTLE L!L ABNER ' 25 M1mmal 27 Leap, hop 28 'I hree!old 29 Mario Lanza, for one 34 West , lor one 35 Conlf! or Bradbury CRYPTOQUOTE By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald "A good rubber bndge player should learn to be ::'Ienerous l{e doesn' t mmd letw]lng an opponent w'm a Irick :;)!Ow and then as long as the lost • trick does not cost h1s con:ftact" - J1m "Today's declarer was httle stingy He had btd four but wanted to make SIX He discarded a diamond on dummy's ace of clubs and led a heart to his ace, then he played the kmg of hearts West showed out and t5 Tennys on s nuddle name 18 Rumble 21 Lament 22 Tidied up 23 Fender bender 24 Sense of taste One letter almply stand• for another. In this aample A II used for the three L'a, X lor the two O'a, etc Single letters. opostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different to form the surprise an•wer, u (An•wen tomorrow) 6 30-<1 3Q--NBC News 3,4 15 ABC News 13 Bew1tched 6 CBS News 8,10 Zoom 20 Your Future IS Now 33 Yesterday's ADJwer DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to CAPTAIN EASY • I AQUARIUS {Jon 20·Feb 11) Work closely today With the two people most able to assist with your prese nt hopes Don t walt tor them to call you Opemng lead ~ Q <1o Y01t, Soutb hold •K7143¥A2.9<!oAK732 -Wbot do you do now ' ,, -------------- Cartoon 3 I Dream of Jeann1e 4 Somerset 15 Gilltgan•s Is 6 Tattletales 8 Sesame St 20,33 Mov1e Hootenanny Hoot' 10 Mtke Douglas 13 4 3o--Bewttched 3 Jackpot 4, Mod Squad 6, Lucy Show 8 Bonanza 15 5 OQ--FBI 3, Me rv Gnfftn 4 Andy Gnffrth 8 M1sler Rogers Netohborhood 20.33 Raymond Burr 13 5 30-News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra1ts West lSI Elec Co 33 6 OQ-News 3,4 ABC News 6 News 8,10, 13 15, Elec Co 20 tv utilization 33 4 3D-Mr CAPRICORN (Dtc 22-Jon 1i) Somethmg Is developing In a rather mysterious and unique manner that will prove to be of profit to you GEMINI (Mar 21-June 20) Much can be accomplished to day 1f yo u arrange your schedule tn 1ts order of lmpo r lance Attack one problem a t a !me [jiNAF My husband gives me adequate money, but nothmg e lse We 11 have an 0pen marriage " We come and go as we please, no heard from recently will be get· t1ng In touch shortly An old re lations hip w111 be revrYed ·-- Pou l'aso II'.: TAURUS (Aprtl 20-Mar 20) It yo~ feel your work me r•ts greater compensatton th s IS a good t1me to c all thts to the attent ton of you r s upertors SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc 21) Several people you haven t by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Franco! Embroiders Belgian 5 Honshu, rtver Hokka1do, DOWN Kyushu, etc I Belt 10 MuSical 2 Love, group poetry's II Keep wat<:h muse 12 Velocity 3 Nearabouts 13 Creeks t2 wds) 14 Belgian 4 Wooden pail c ommune 5 Slurley 15 New Gumea or Allan town 6 The works 16 Furrow 7 Grate on 17 Envenoms (3 wds) 19 Southern-, 8 Set m UCLA motion rival 9 Snuggle up 20 P1arust, II Softly Peter(mus) 21 Boundary 22 Actor Everett 23 Love to distraction 24 RuSSian whtp 25 Jacob's wife 26 Candlenut tree ftber Z7 Tony of song 30Malay g1b~on 31 Cereal grass 32 Before 33 Erumty 35 Weather word ~6 Inhabtt 37 Cartoonist, Peter38 Sidled (D) Tbe buldmg has been FUR OIL HEATERS Astrologers g~ve examples of personalities born dunng lull moons and new moons Frequently, an mtroverted person 1s born while the moon IS warung , an extrovert born while the moon waxes And extremes of both types are born at the pomt of "full moon" and " new moon ' ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You can rely on others to do as you d1rec1 but fir s t you II have to bwld a lire under them A pep talk wtll do the trick SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 22) Check your sources again to see tf somethtng you \18 been wantmg tor the house can now be gotten on better terms (fl,H1111Hd' • North South vulnerable ---- ----------- --------------- No• I'd say an adequate "arrar.gement" ts better than a strike-out that might risk the whole bell game - H +K 9 4 3 --- ----------- The Daily Sentinel A while back a teen telephone lme ope1ator no ted that moon phases seem lo affect depressiOns Of course, they affect moods It's conceited of the human race to acknowledge that the moon ean cause lldes b) Its powerful exE:rtiOn on the oeeans, yet consider 1t 'silly ' to a dmit the moon affects us even though our bodies are mostly water Dear Helen TODAY S QUESTION Instead of reb1ddmg two no trump you r partner has Jumped to Utree hearts over your one spade What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Dear N 0 ¥AK97 52 For Sale ~ 13 +++ For Tuelder, Jan 14, 1975 It has also been noted that these effects will figure strongly w those persons who were born during the same phase, 1 e , a ne)'lmoon personahty will be at Its most erratiC and Impulsive dunng the full.moon phase - SHERRY Rubber bridge? Be generous NORTH He also disapproves of hospitals, even doetm s Says b~rth IS ,, natural thmg and 1! women hadn 't c iVlhzed them selves mto dependency they could manage 1t like tnbeswom e n do He was convementl) awal ( with the guys, he sa1d ) "l1en our first baby came We lived out m the country , so I 11alked a nd hitchhiked 25 miles to a hos pital, as I was scared He's never forgiven me for the bill I ran up The second baby came too last lor travel Agam, my husband was out drmkmg, so I managed all by myself, cleaned up ,1! teru ards, and had breakfast walling when he came home a t6 30 am While he ate, I packed his bags Then I Lold hun to leave and never come back Was I wrong ? - GERTA Policemen fmd the most common burst of VIOlent and outrageous crunes oecur durmg the full moon phase ( remember the word "lunatlc 11 IS dt;rlved from "moon") Conversel), the new moon can tngger depression, lonelmess, and Increased calls on "help" telephone lmes WIN AT BRIDGE Real Estate For Sale 1n sltuat1ons that have elements or chance as a parllal 111gredtent Fo llow your hunches My husband IS a ' na tw al' fan He thinks no one s hould tamper w1th nature He won !let m e use a cont1 acept1ve ,md, of cours e , he won't ( wouldn I' I) buv ,m\ kmd of preventiOn lor himself Dear Helen 12 00-Jackpot 3,15 Password All ~tars 6, i3 Bob Braun s so so Club 4, News 8,10 12 3Q--Biank Check 3,15 Split Second 6 13, Sea rch for Tomorrow 8.10 To Be Announced 33 12 45-Elec Co 33 12 55-NBC News 3,15 1 00-News 3, All My Children 6,13 Phtl Donahue 8, Young & the Restless 10 Nof For Women Only 15 1 JG-How to Survive a Mamage3,4, Is , Let's Make a Deal 6 13 As The World Turns 6 10 2 00-Days Of Our L1ves 3,4 15 $10 000 Pyramtd 6 13 Guld1ng Light 6,10 2 3Q--Doctors 3,4 15, B1g Showdown 6 13. Edge of N1ght 6 10 3 00-Another World 3 4, 15, General Hospital 6,13 Pnce 1s Right 8,10 L1llas Yoga & You 20 3 JO-One L•fe to Ltve 13. Lucy Show 6 , Match Game B.lD Your Future Is Now 20 seems saUsfled with things as they are, though living with someone you barely tolerate isn't much fun Should I strike out on my own at this late date? - NAME ONLY A "Natural" Male Stinker Yes - on two counts you s houldn't have fixed the stinker's breakfast, and you should have thrown h1m out much sooner' Since he may have a "natural' aversion to child-support payments, I d suggest you contact a lawyer - fast - H 11 3Q--Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 , Brady Bunch 6 Love of L•fe 8, 10, Sesame 51 JJ 11 55-Take Kerr wtfh Graham 8 Dan I mel s World 10 News 13 ' ' He IS rwmmg h"pelessly nfte1 a mamed woman and I have a ruumed fnend whose w1fe 1s mcur,1blv 1l111nd con!med to a rest home We don't wan t to hurt her, but we 1e oriented to hie, not dc<1 lh - and s he's well U.ken c,~re of 111e problem Is time 1s runnmg out I a m 68, my husband 72, dnd we're obviously young lor our ages I have no )Ob and can 't be mdependen t a lthough I d prefer " divorce My husband Dear Helen Dear Gerta 9 00-A M 3, To Be Announced 4 Phil Donahue 15 Rocky & Fnends 8 Mornmg w1th D J 13 9 25-Chuck White Reports 10 9 3Q--Nol For Women Only 3 Dmah 6 Hazel 8 Tattletales 10 Arthur Smi th t2 New Zoo Revue 13 10 00-Celebrrty Sweepstakes 3 15 Joker's W•ld 8 10 Movie ' No Man of Her Own• 13 10 3Q--Wheel of Fortune 3, IS Phil Donahue 4 Gamb1f 8 10 11 oo-H1gh Rollers J 15, One l1fe to L1ve 6 Now Y~u ~ee •• 8,10 -----------,- or ~Smofhkers Brothers 3. 15 6 00-Sunnse Sm1nar 4, Farm Report 13 6 J(J--Fiv.e Minutes to L1ve By 4 News 6 BlbiP. An sw ers 8 Concerns & Comments 10 Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 6 35-Columbus Today 6 45-Morn~ng Report 3, Farmttme 10 7 00-Today 3,4 15 AM Amenca 6 CBS News 8.10 AM America 13 8 00-Capt Kangaroos, LasSJe6 Popeye 10 Sesame 51 33 8 lQ--Your Future IS Now 20 , B 25- Capt Kangaroo 10 8 JG-Big Valley 6 p --------------- T~ TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 1975 Wanted To Buy r us 10 JG-Rhodes Inauguration Hlghltghts 20 Behmd the Lmes 33 1l 00-News 3,4 B 10.13, IS A'BC News 33 1l 3?-Johnny Corson 3.4 15 Wtde Wor ld Mystery 13 Mov1e Westward Ihe Women' 8 Movte The Matmg Season 10 Janak! 33 12 00-News 6 12 3Q--FBI 6 I DO- Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 ------ - By Helen Hottel oo;~ruth Rookies 13 College Bas ketball 6 unsmo e 8,10 Mystery of Nefert1t1 20 33 9 oo-Movl,~ ' Uiz na s Ra1d 3 4 15 Mov 1e The Sterile Cuckoo 13 , Maude 8 10 Romant1c Rebell•on 20 33 9 JG-Rhoda 8 10 • 10 00-S Movler6 , Mecttcal Center B 10 News 20 Wash ington tralght alk 33 Fire Retardant --------------- JGNews 3 4 15, ABC News 13 Bewtlc hed 6 CBS News 8, 10NBZC • oom20 8 Larry Lavender ( 6 f.~J f~eS~~~~~; Insulation --------------Pets For Sale 00-C News 3,4,8,10 13, 15 ABC News 6. Elec Co 20 Adlerian ounse 1lng 33 or CQns , 3,4 , Bowling for Dollars 6 What s M y Ltne 10 ohl "rwshl • New Condtd Camera 13 Wa lly s Wor~shop 15 o s Week 20 Ltlias Yoga & You 33 1 3G-That GOOd Ole Nashvtlle Music 3 Masquerade Party 4 1 000 Pyram1d 8 Mun lctpal Court 10 ntamed World 15 Washington Stra1ght T a lk 20 • E P Isode• Action 33 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING tomplete plumbmg & not1Ce that on December 2 19 74 '' formal l Y requested The ONE BOX and sack of c lothes and religiOUS pamphlets tn Publt c toUlllltles ss on of ROOM unfurniShed house Ada No rn s and M1 (1 /ld Mrs gold I n1 s h Ohto appro'tlCo e mm te mporary our car Owner tde nt tly and 5 ba semen t and yard 325 pay for ad Phon e 992 29 69 Erwm Gloeckn er •n<reo s es •n ra tes charged tor Spnng Avenue Referen ces NEIG LER BUILD IN G SUP etectr c servtce because ot an 1 12 3tc PLY FOR REMODELING Phone 99:2 7660 H a r ol d Ha}man of e mergen cy whtch threatens Blown Into Walls AND KIT C HEN CAB INE TS 1 8 tfc W es t crvll l e L a ur e n rc OPEN EV.ES. 8 00 p M ntury to the bu s mess and n CAL L GUY NEIGH L ER -----and Attics RACINE OHIO ~HONE 9.49 Hayman of Durh am Conn POMEROY, OHIO tere s ts of the publ•c and the 3604 company Tl'1 e company seeks Free Estimates VISited Mrs F e rne B Ha\m.tn approval to co lle,c t add tttona l 3 FEMALE AKC Yorkshtre 12 19 26tc COU NTRY MObtle Home Park annual e lectrtc r eve nue of Terr1er pup s wormed and Rt 33 te n mtles north of a ndMr and M1s Rc~y Hil\ lllll ll NOTICE FOR SEN VICE $27 123 000 1n the manner temporary va cc 1nat1on 7 Pomeroy La rge lots w ith PIAN O and a lso VISited Mrs Ma Hle Roush , ~ Mr rllld Mrs Dana BY PUBLICATION des e rt bed below If th e tuning and repa r wee ks old $100 each Phone con cre te pat1os Sidewa lks Ctr cl~: at P leasa nt Val ley Lewis we1 c celebrated wtth a To Robert E Cleland 1329 proposed •ncrease Is approved Cha rles Scott 992 3718 985 4106 r u nners and off stree t 12 13 32tp dmne1 at the hom e of the w Ya le Street Orlando the tempora ry add tt tonal Phone 992·3993 1 7 6tc parktng Phone 992 7479 Hosp1 ta l In Pomt Pleasan t F lor •d a 32 8 0~ ornerw •se whose revenuewouldbe coltected until - -----------12 31 tfc Da1ly After 5 00 Lewlses Saturd ay Others p lace of restdence 1s unknown a determtnat on 1s made of the C BRADFORD AuctiOneer B II \vh I I II S d r I ee er e Un a) or permanent rat e c hanges Complete Se r vtce 'a tte ndmg we r e Mr and Mrs and cannot w1th reasonable Ou10 State Umv ers ttv a fte r d 11gence be ascer t ained reque5ted tn the co mpany 5 Phone 949 382 1 or 949 316 1 READY MIX CONCRETE de Roger Roush To Jose ph H Britt wHose Appt cat tons •n Case No 74 760 Ra c me Oh o I d I th I I d 3 BEDR OO M house tn Rut la nd s pen mgt 1(' 10 I ays WI us EL AIR and case No 74 81 3 ltvered nght to your protect Cr ttt Bradford Mr a nd Mrs Dalla s Hill and ad dress 1S unknown and canno t Call even1ngs 992 7745 CA SHtsSUFOR JUN K CARS Fas t and easy Free parents Mr a nd Mrs Ale x w 1th reasonable dt!tgence be EL A IR filed Nov ember 6 1974 S 1 tfc 1 12 3tp Comp F RYE S TRU CK and es t tmates Phone 992 3284 son Dean and Mrs Doll)- a scertained rtnd Dece mbe r 2 1974 Wh I AUTO PARTS Rutland Goe gle 1n Ready M1x Co ee er SEPT IC tanks e)(cavat1ng Wolfe, spent SuFJday wtth Mr You ar e not lfted tl'1at yo~ have respecttvely to tncrease tts Phone 742 6094 Middleport 01'1tO Mr and Mr s Wilham been named oerendants m a rates cl'1arged for electrtc dump tru ck P hOne 742 37 42 1 2 26tp 3 ROOM S and bath lurnt s hed 6 30 lfC o •. 11 d and Mrs Robe rt Casper at legal act 1on entlfled Kenne th a serv tce by S50 69J ooo based on 122026tc IV JCkl me an d sons ..x.O n1ce and clean Pt1one 992 )o a n the test penod of the twelve f 121 Columh s Markms and Vermont Marktns 2937 SEWING MACHINE Repa1rs Kyle, Mrs Erma Wtl son were ':ru Route 1 Racine OhiO Plain months ended De cember 31 OLD furntture •ce boxes brass 1 12 6tp P&J Home Matnfenance serv1ce all makes 992 2284 beds or complete housel'1olds Mr and Mrs James Staa ts ltffs vs Robert E Cleland and 1974 Ne dlnllel g uests Of e hea ft ng c oo l tng re f rtg --------------The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy \\ <H :s Tl'1e applica tiO nS ftled m Case M D Mtller Rt A Wrtte and Mr a nd Mrs Btll Burke Joseph H arm Defendants plumb1ng electr tca l ap Aut hor tzed Stnger Sales and Mrs Katllry!'l. Bun t Th 1s action has been assigned No 74 760 EL AI R and Case No Pomeroy Ohto Cal! 992 7760 3 and A ROOM furniShed and p l ances We servtce and Se rv •ce We sharpen Sc tssors vtstted Mrs Ruth Parsons a nd c N 0 15 61 4 c f 74 813 E L AIR pla ce before The 10 J 74 un furni She d apartment s 0 Bert Hunt \\I S r~ Llrned to ase m the ourt Public Uttltttes comm1SS 10n of repatr anytmg tn the hom e or 3 29 lfc Phone 992 5434 bustn es s 215 N Second his l10me fr o n Ve tcrun s so n, Preston, Mrs Edna ~~~~~~ PJ~~~ MeigS Coun1y Oh •oatt of the company s r ares JUNK autos complete and 412tfc Middl e port Pl'1one 992 3509 Parsons and Mark T he obl ec t of trle • comp 1ant prtees charges for all Liof tis del ivered to our yard We ptck --------------1 Is elec Me morta l Hnsp Jlal Srlturday ln cand se rvt ce presently nder 1 9 JOtc DOZER work land clear ng by up auto bod tes and buy all PR IVATE meeftnQ room for Mr and Mrs Wilham to cance l the land contract th e a c re hourly or c ontract Mr and Mrs We bs te r Skems rec orded June 29 tn the tur tsdtca t•on of thts Com ktnd s of sc rap metals and any organtzatton phone 992 1967 F arm ponds roads et c Parsons, sons Ke lly a nd B1lly, v 0 1 p m•ss ton except standard 3975 •ron Rtder s Salvage St Rt F U RN IT URE Upholst e r ng I 121 189 and Mabe Gt b so n of lJme age Me tgs re s 1dent•al and gen~rat servtc e Large dozer and operator 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohto Rea s onab l e rates fr ee 3 11 tfc VISlted Mrs Ruth Parsons County Mortgage Records wtlh over 20 years ex Charlest0n W Va , VISited Mr Wht ch slid contract prov •ded sma ll secondary elec trtc se r Ca ll 992 5468 es t 1mates P•ckup and pe rtence Pu!l tn'S Excavaling Chnstmas mg ht Callmg m the for the s a le of Lot No 7 In the vt c e c over e d by ord1nance 10 17 tfc FURNI SHED apt Ad ults only del tvery promp t serv 1ce d M Be t H t S d Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 an rs r un un ay contracts tn the mvn1ctpaltt1eS M tdd leport Phone 992 3874 Mowrey s Upho ls te ry Po nl Mr a nd Mrs Ronald Parsons home Sunday we re ncorporated Vtllage of Jhcme of Balnbr tdge Gal l• polts CASH patd for all makes and 2478 1114tfc Pl easant W Va Phone 675 __._ 1 Mrs Delores Donohue. Lmda M1ddlepeyrt 12 19 ttc n Svfton Township Meigs Manchester models of mobile 1'1omes 4154 Russell Mandy and M1ke 1 of County Ohio P tketon Seaman waverly Phone area code 614 423 9531 12 31 26tp and Kcnda, Bnmda Neu tzhng The Compla int alleges failure TRAILER space 2 miles from Wolfpe n , Mel Waldmg of to pay the contract price as Wes t Union and Wmchester 4 13 tfc Pomeroy Rt 143 Phone 992 wILL t r m or cut trees or and daug hte r , Melissa: of agreed and the cancellation of located outstde of Frank ltn Syracuse VIS! ted M r an d Mrs County HOME Im provement and 5858 shrubbery clean out the contrac t and further tl'1at Harnsonvtlle, Mr and Mrs Repa.r Servtce Anytl'1mg 10 27 He basement s a!IICS etc 949 Herber t Rous h Sunday th e Ptamtlffs title In the rea l The proposed tnc rea se would WANTED old upright ptanos ft )(ed around the home from any condttton Paymg 510 322 1 or 742 4441 Carro le White and Darla , t t b be obtained by apply tng a 12 roof to basement You wtll eve nmg es a e e qu 1eted as aga 1nst the percent surcharge exclusive of each ftrst fl oor only Wr te to FUR N IS HED 12 15 26tc apartment Deanna, Ketth and Kevm , were Defendants ltke our work and r ate s and gtve d1recttons to W tten Mr and Mrs Lawrence You are required to answer tue ! adtustment amounts on al l uttltt tes f~rn 1 shed su1table Phone 742 508 1 P1ano Co Box 188 Sard •s CREMEANS CONCRETE de New Yea rls dinne r bouests or t•· ~ e camp Ian I t ratec ussc h edules ap for two worktng men or Balser and family of Tuppers wtthl n 28 d ays present cab le to tome rs whose on 10 43946 12 29 tfc ltvered Monday through ret1red couple L1vlng room the Parsons after th e last publication of thiS 1 J 6tp Saturday and eventng s kitchen shower and bath On Plams were Sunday dmne1 notice which Wtll be publtshed tll tngs are the subtect matter Phone 446 11 42 mam htghway Mason w va CAR PE T nstallat1on $ 1 25 per Mr s Edna Parsons a nd once each week for soc: sue of the C\PP.IIC&tlon ror per Is of th e ormer s mo th er, 6 13 tfc yard Phone R 1chard Wes t gues k R th p ce sslve weeks The last manent r ate c hanges requ~s ted Phone 713 5147 u arso ns s on Mar , Mrs 843 2667 10 27 tfc Mrs AI tee B a lser pubhcat ton will be made on Jan m c ase N0 74 760 EL AIR an d and son , Pre ston , v1s 1ted Mr 27 1975 Case No 74 813 EL AIR •n 12 2J 26tp' Mrs Eu1a Wolfe Mr and and the 28 days for cl ~d t ng the C1ty of Col umbus 10 x 55 MOBILE home new - - - - - - -- - - - - - EXCAVAT ING doze r loader and Mrs Loren Lee Mr and answer wlll commence on that 2 BEDROOM modern furn tshed and bac khoe work sepftc WALL paper han gmg and all Mrs Carroll NorriS or date except the Ctty of Wellston and ca rpet dishwasher 52 oat apt no pets Phone Robert ta nks ms ta l!ed dump trucks tn tenor ftntShtng Phone 742 Mrs Raymond Donohue and tn case of your failure to the mun1C 1paltl1es m Frank l n Syracuse VIs I ted M r a n d M r s hot water heater tJ 500 Hil l Ractne 949 381 1 County oth e r than the c t y of and lo boys for htre w tl! ~a~l 5081 Phone 985 3373 fam1ly at Harrtsonvllle an s wer or otherw•se respond as 1 10 6tp ftll d.rt top soli l1mestone & 12 29 12tp Harry Love Letart, W Va requtred by the Ohlo Rules of Co lumbus l 12 3tp gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger c •v i1 p roce d ure 1u dgmen t b Y Increase In add•tton proposed Rte, and Mr and Mrs J ames Saturday would betheobtamed by J effers day phone 992 7089 2 BEDROOM tra1ter Phone 992 Mrs Gladys Shields and default will be rendered against n 1g1'1t phone 992 3525 or 992 3975 or 992 2571 LeWIS POint Pleasant YOlJ for the relief demanded In tempor art ly subslttutlng the TRAILER for ren t or sale 3 bed r ooms unfurniShed 513 2 Mrs Bob Hill v ls tted Mr and rate schedu les for standard 1 3 ttc Sunday afternoon th is Complatnt res 1dent1al and gene ral servtce uflltfles pa1d loca t ed at new 2 11 tf c Mrs Ott Boston 1 t Mobile Home Park tn 2 BEDROOM trailer adults --------------...1....Mtss Lorna Bell and Bruce Larry E Spencer small secondary e ec r 1c ser Burltngham P1'1one 992 775 1 EXCELSIOR Salt Works East only Phone 992 3324 Hart of Columbus were New Clerk of co ~rt lltca'" th e Ctty of Wellston and Matn St Pomeroy All ktnds 12 311fc Meigs County 1 In all the munlc•pal lttes 1n 1 9 tfc of salt water pellets water Year's Day guests of Mr and Pomeroy Ohio Frankl•n Co~nty except the nuggets bloc k sa lt and own 1 HOUSE unfurn tshed 7 rooms C•tv ot Columbus Iro m present Mrs Don Bell and Mr and Oh o Rtver Sa lt Phone 992 1121 23 30 (I) 6 13,20 27 6tc Sc hedules R S W and G S l W and bath n ce Pnone 992 2780 1: Mrs Robert Hart of Racme ~I'S woth Schedu les R sand G s t •n 3891 or 992 34J2 &.OcA&. the City of We llston and fro m 6 5 tfc 1 9 tfc 608 E Mr and Mrs Don Bell spent r:::::==l NOTICE OF prnent Schedules R and G 1 the weekend \'tllh Lorna m ~.,..,..... ~ PUBLIC SALE w1th Schedule-s R F ana G 1 F m MAIN EXCAVAT IN G dozer TWO BE OROOM house Forced r=:=J JJl TO WHOM IT MAY CON the appltcable muntctpaltlles m back1'1oe and d1tcher Columbus a nd \\el e dinner POM,E ROY., 0, atr heat storm wmdows CERN Frankltn Cou nty and then ap wa t erl tne footers dratn s basement drtveway guests Saturday mght of Dr Not1ce IS hereby given that on plymg the proposed 12 percent roads and brush cleanmg 110 available after Janua ry 15 RUTLAND - 1 story frame ( J an~ary 20 1975 at 10 oo AM a surcharge exc lusive of fuel lOb too sma ll no weat her too and Mrs Earl Grimm Lorna • .. publtc sate will be t1eld at Smi th ad1ustment amounts on those Call 992 3381 or 993 3453 In bad Charles R Hatfteld , Rt 1 5 rooms & bath l1vmg R has and Bruce were also dmner Nelson Motors Inc Pomeroy t'ncreases These c hanges a nd 1 9 6tp Rut land 0 Phone 742 6092 f1replace recently Ohio to sell for casl'1 the propos ed su rcl'1arge ra tse tl'1e -~ ---------- -1 7 26t c renovated carpeted guests of the Grtmms fol!owmg col lateral to w1r 1974 htve ts or the rates m tl'1ose paneled tiled. porches NG Mrs Eula Wolfe VISited Mr Pon11ac 2 dr ser No respecttve muntctpal tftes to a WE DO chatr can ng and f~r heat, garage, lot 5h12S · ~--=....A/_ 2Y27M4Wl00166 said collatera l level cons 1s len t w 1tt1 com n lure reftntshmg reasona~J;Iy d Age 8 or Older an Mrs Bert Hunt Monday ' - ~. being held to secure an parable serv tce m thetr areas pnced Phone 949 2189 JUST $9,500 00 1971 F M c Astro w1th wet ltne and CD lied on Mrs Nora \ '..:: _.. ..!...! "'ob l •go I ton a rts lng undtr a r!tall rwae.lvseed o n t hie tme'o'nptehr,•odeonfdtehde 1 7 Stp 1974 trait mobtle flat trader FAIRVIEW HTS Lovely 1 12 tns 1a 1ment sec urity agreement h Phone {304) 882 2829 brick & frame 4 bedrooms 2 Gor am at S yracuse • Judgmg by the sen tee y ou he ld by Genera l Motors Ac December 31 1974 temporary 1 12 6tc baths lovely kitchen & Mrs Eula Wolfe and son should hav e one marked ce ptance corp ora t 1on as addlftonal ann~a l revenue of dlntng. uflllty R about 1 se c ~ red party Satd PUbl tc sa le \2 15 218 wou ld be provtded from Aaron attended fune ra I ser 'covered wagon' ' 15 to be cond ucted accordtng to etectnc energy used m the Clly REFRIGERATOR dinette set 111 Court St., Pomeroy acre, nice workshop tn the HOU SE $5 000 Phone 992 5871 \iiCes for her cousm ' Don the taws of the s t 8te of Ohto of Wellston S4 539 266 from the range stud to coucl'1 bedroom rear $26,000 1 12 1atc Phone 9922156 1 1 Genera l Motors Accepttnce munlctpalltles 1n Franklin sutt Platform rocker all ltke --------------, TUPPERS PLAINS 1 Oh m ge r at Fog esong c orporalton reserves the nght County exclustve of the C1ty of new Ant q~e chairs anttque level acre, ranch type home, BUILDING lot 80 ft frontage Fune ral Home tn Mason a nd to btd at tl'1 1s sa le Columbus and S22 369 775 from bedroom suit and many other by 165ft The second lot on left The collatera l 1s presently the rematnder of th e company s 2 B R, both, ntce k tic hen & ttems Phone 992 3457 I VISited Mrs Fanme Rous l at on R tv erv 1ew Onve Lincoln A thought for th e d ay s tored and may be seen at e lectrtc ser\llce lnclud "":o the WANTED 4 women 4 hours a 1 9 6tc dining hardwood floors. H II Pomeroy Ohto If 111 Letart. W Va , Rte •and Mrs Smtth Ne lson Motors In c Ci ty of Columbus be•ng per day $4 per hour 4 days a basement wtth forced otr Amencan wnter Washmgton Pomeroy Oh•o centage tncreases of 56 11 te res ted call992 3230 after 5 ~ I week Call for m terv tew 992 GROCERY bustness for sale James leWIS Pt Peasant on h percent 31 97 per cent and 12 heat, uttltty R. A REAL m 7789 In tng satd , A s arp tongue lS percent respectt'Yely Tuesday Bu lldmg for sate or tease BARGAIN $13,500 10 17 tfc GENERAL MOTORS ed I th 1 13 3tc Phone 773 5618from 8 30p m the only ged too at g rows ACCEPTANCE On J anuary 20 1975 at 9 30 PORTLANO - 4 ntce level to 10 p m tor appo •ntment The weddmg anmversaru~s keener wtth constant use COR PO RAT ION a m E s T at the off tees of The lots (good ground) close to of Mr and Mrs He lber t { I ) 13 ltc Pub! c Uttl tl1es Comm tSSIOn of LARGE company tn need of full 3 10 tfc river. good drilled well and ttme personnel No layoffs - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - , Oh •o 111 North Htgh Stree t water system good concrete poss b le earn tng up to $250 JERSEY Guernsey milk cow to Columbus Ohi043215 a hearmg weekly Good future fresl1en soon Also Hereford wtll be held on th e proposed block garage storage bldg • Available for r tght person m •xed calves 3 weeks old temporAry mc rea ses Furthe r large house. 4 BR ONLY Call 675 3490 for appom tment Phone 843 2353 tnformalton m"y be obtained $4700 1 9 6tc from The Publi C Uttl lt tes 1 12 Stc ALL CASH FOR YOUR Comm tSS IOn of Ohto or tile --------~ --- --HOME, LET US SELL FOR FIREWOOD for Sale Phone WAITRESSES needed apply m (l J 6 13 2tc 742 5387 YOU person Crow "'s Steak House 1 12 ltp Pomeroy 992 2259 or 992·2568 '" NEW LISTING - Nearly ne'l. ~ 1 7 tfc ELECTRIC logs Witt~ heate r - - - - - -- -- - - - -------------never used $40 8 gallon NOTICE ON FILING automatic humtd tf ler no OLD 4 rm house on 2 lots •n Syracuse Best offer Phone breezeway ~ OF INVENTORY Pt1one 992 7291 after 4 p m ~~ • 992 5898 AND APPRAISEMENT 1 12 tfc ~ l 12 Jtc an acre $18, 500 00 The Stale of Ohto , Meigs REMODELING plumbing County Court of Common heat.ng and all types of 19 70 - Z 28 CAMARO and 2 Plus Probate Dlvisaon horse trader Phone 992 7338 3 BEDROOM ho~se S500 down CLOSE IN - 6 room frame general r epatr Work To the E)(ecutor Of the estate 1 12 6tc $90 month Phone 992 3975 or home bafh, electric heat, guaranteed 20 years ex to such o f the followmg as are 992 257 1 garage and level lot penence Phone 992 2409 restdents ot the State of Oh10 SINGER treadl e sew 1ng l 3 ffc 1 3 12tc VIZ - the surv1vmg spouse the machme S20 Two good 011 NEAR STORES - 3 begroom• next of ktn the benef1c1anes heaters with thermos ta ts and 1 ROOM house bath and 1 • L1h t:eorge And Tom And Abe w1th closets bath n'af ga~ ~nder the Wtll and to the at blowers both for S100 Phone excellent neighborhood wal l A.nd all the rest of the guy~ on 367 7729 torney or attorneys F A furnace, porches, wall to to wall carpet tng large lot US :ilw mt~:s Bonds. H~ ndsome representing any of the I 12 3tp garage reasonable ut tl tlles wall carpetmg, good panehn# (llXXi bJlCki{TOUild And best o r all aforem ent•oned persons Call 992 3877 and Iorge foyer $t7 500 00 1971 SUPER B~etle Vo lks tht \ II ne\ er let you down Anderson 8 K1bble 1 9 ttc COLONIAL MAPLE stereo wagen Phone 992 3981 tlm1. do you meet ~uys hke Deceased Reedsv1lle Oh10 rad•o am fm 4 speakers 4 t 8 10tc LOOK AT THIS-49 acres just • th111 ' Simple Justs1gn up for the Ol1ve Townsh ip No 21346 speed au tomaftc change r I'l l) roll Sa\ mgs Phm a t work You are hereby not1f1ed tl'1a t -----~ -----~- off 124 Water top and lots of' Balance Sl16 78 Use our tl'1e Inventor y and Ap l966 CORVAIR good body good !\n ttmuu nt \'i"l'u spet:ll) I " set frontage on water lme Nle& budget .. terms Call 992 3965 t tres runs fair uses otl 5200, pratsement of the estate of The tt~Hie £rom vour paycheck , Rnd site for houses, or small f.3rms~ or trade for something of 1 6 ttc aforementioned deceased late u~etl to buy US &n mgs Bond !I. 11 equal value C"ll even•nos KENMORE 36 tn ~ h Push Button $1'i00fl()f'l of satd County was flied m fhts Before vou kno\\ It yuu Hnd the 985 35~&5 Electrtc Range Exce llent Court Sa te! Inventory and bone coon hound cl1erry boy~ wi11 be seetng a lot or DO YOU HAVE A NICE · l 8 5tp REo condttton Phone 992 5385 Appratsement w 111 be for bed and dresser Phone 949 ench other LARGE OLDER HOME THAT ' 1 13 3tc tlearmg before th ts Cour t on the 3221 Jl)m Pa\:ro\1 Savmgg ~ v YOU WANT TO SELL 27th day of January 1975 at l 7 6tc 1973 OLOS Cutlass s Excellent k 1 hnt WH Y vou I! ~tlways hnve a 10 00 o clock A M We Need A Bunch of Small · condltton wtth 25 000 actua l n1 t:e stron~ shoulder to leAn on Any person destrtng to ftle mtles 350 eng 1ne With p s Your mother would 11.ppro'e e-xc~ pt 1 ons thereto m~st ftle Sweeper deluxe CLOSE OUT on new Ztg Zag p b air cond tt lon •ng and ELECTROqJX them at least ftve days prtor to model Comp lete wtth all sewmg machmes For sewmg super sport wheels Can be the date set for heanng cleantng attacl'lments and stretch fabrics buttonholes, seen at the corner of Church Gt\len ~nder my hand anel uses paper bags Sltghtly used fancy des1gns , etc Paint and Hubbard Streets m seal of sa 1d Court th1S 10th day but cleans and looks like new sltghtly blem1shed Chotce of Syracuse Ohto or call 992 39l.t of J anuary 1975 Will sell for S37 25 casl'l or carry1ng cAse or sewtng after 5 p m terms available Pl'lone 992 stand $.49 80 cash ar terms 1 7 6lp 7755 Manntng 0 Webster avatlable Pl'1one 992 7755 l2 1a ttc Judge 12181fc" 1960 CHEVROLET 6 cyl By Ann B Watson standard Call 992 7869 after 4 Deputy Clerk pm ( 1) 13 20 2tc SIEGLER and 1 12 3tc andmght"Jthhts molher M1 s 6 1 heating servtce and general sheet metal works Free Estimates. PJ1one 949· 5961 I · Emergency 992 3995 , or 992-57 00 S EPTIC TANK S c lea n ed Mode rn San tat 1on 992 3954 or 992 734 9 9 18 tfc Helen Help Us. • • MONDAY, JANUARY 13 1975 L-~~--~~~~--------~~~--~ INFCe~~r~l ::J sr:t~p~~e.:des~~~~ s l.c,rtl ng AUCTION SALE F r1day Jan 11 at 7 p rn 215 N Second Middle port Af SHOOTING matctl Racine Gun Club Sunday 1 p m Assorted P& J Odd s a nd Ends meats and fa c tor y c hoke guns 1 9 at e on ly ---- -------- - 12 22 tfc NOTICE Television Log quest ion s ,~<ked If he's out overmg ht, I s hrug More than likely I \\On t l"- horne t'l thc r i' ' I t �' f r • I I I. I '\ Rhodes HOSPITAL NEWS . Funeral services for Woodrow L. Perroud , 23, a native of Ga llia County, will be held 11 a m. Wednesday at the McCoy Moore Funeral Home w1 th Rev Elmer H1ll of. fic1allng. Burial wlil he in Vinwn Memorial Park. Perroud , a resident of 685 Galli-Ct., Colun1bus. was found HQhio's STILt CONFINED Sammy G1bb&, Rutland, who has been a pallent al the Holze r Medical Ce nl<) r since Dec. 27. remams hospitalized . ~Ji s roont number is 401. vacations for winter" ... MEIGS THEATRE How about those do -it . yourself jobs you' ve been P\•tt lng off ' t i l w i nter? Well, winter Is here and th e MON . Ihru THUR . JAN. 13-16 NOT OPEN " FRIENDLY ONES " have everything you need lo gel started on It I his weekend. Come In today ... ( yoor wife will be glad you did) ... FRI. -SAT .. SUN . JAN . 17·18·19 THE CHINESE PROFESSIONALS (Techn•color) Sta rr ing - The masters of Mart1a l Arts (RI And SCALAWAG (Technicolor) Starring K1rk Doug las Show Starts 7lOOp.m. (G) number of one public education in a crisis/ ' Rhodes said. "We must make the change necessary so we ·can get state education more directly into paychecks of those who are the backbene of our educational system - the teachers and the school employes." Rhodes concluded the Inaugural address with a call for cooperation, quoting John Donne's often repeated axiom "No man is an island unto IN.HOSPITAL RACfNE - The Racine emergency squad was called to Long Bottom Route I for Albert Hili . Jr ., at 5 p. m. Saturday. A medical patient 1 he was taken . lo Veterans Memorial Hospital where .he was adnlitted. shot to death in Wakefield State Park near Lucasville, Ohto, around 3::W p. m. Saturday According to a report in this morning 's Colwnbus CitizenJournal , Perro ud wa.s found in his 1969 Plymouth, dead of a gunshot wound to the head. He was discovered by an officer from the Lucasville post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol on routme rounds. Thurman, in 1971, in North Carolina. She survives, along " No weapon was found, " the with his parents and two patrol said , so the death is sisters. Mrs. Lewis (Paula) Marr, Colwnbus, and Mrs. bemg considered a murder. The patrol is not sure how David (Janice ) Kerns, Patriot long Perroud had been dead . Star jloute, Gallipolis. An au!opsy was performed this Mr. Perroud was a machine morning by the Ohw State inspector for the Jeffery Umversity pathology depart· Mimng Machinery Co. in Colwnbus. He was a member ment . The body was received at the of the Centeryille Masonic Frankhn County morgue at Lodge, No. 371. Friends may call at the , 11 :45 p. m. Saturday. Rev and Mrs Lawrence of the late President Truman The v1ctim had moved to . McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Glu ese nca mp Sr . hosted a and toured many interestmg Columbus about five years ago on Tuesday from 3 unlil5 p. m. Ch ristmas d1~ner on Dec , 22 for places there and visited in the from Thurman a fri end said and from 7 until 9 p .. m. the ar fam aly home of Mr. and Mrs. Henery The friend said the family Masomc services will be held Attendm ~ were Mr. and Mrs . 1Ga rn et Smi th I Ervine. d1d not know why Perroud was 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Bud Giuesencamp of Coiwn- Bradenton Beach, and An na in the park, and estimated he fun eral home. bus, Mr . and Mrs. Laurence Mane Island, Gulf of Mexico. had been gone two days. Maternal gra ndmother IS Theiss. Vinton, Mr. and Mrs Rev . and Mrs . Ern es t Wakefield State Park IS Mrs. Myrtie Welker and Ga rry Martin , Newark. Mr Deeter, Bashan , Miss Missy approximately five mlles north paternal grandmother is Mrs. and Mrs. Ted Bailey and VanMeter, Chester, Paul Deen of Lucasville. Hathe Saxton, beth of Thur· children of Patnol, Mr. and Evans , Mrs Ada VanMeter of Both the patrol and the state man . Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp Sl1v ersv li le , Mrs. Lucille Bureau of Crimmal In ~ Jr , Portland , Miss N1ck1 Dawn Ridenour of Tuppers Piams vestigation a1·e investigating VanM ete r oi Stiversvillc and also visited with the the slaying. Denms Wolf , Ra c1ne • Gluesenc.:amps and Nicki Dawn Mr. Perroud was born Aug. Rev . and Mrs. Laure nce VanMeter. 28, 1951, in Thurman, son of POMEROY LANES Gluese ncamp Sr and N1cki lndustnal League Paul and Anna Mae Saxton won Lost Dawn VanMeter spent two Perroud. Jac k 's Pla ce 6 2 weeks vacation m Bradenton, <l 4 He married Erma J . Crisp , Steamboat Inn Mil hone Sohio <~ 4 Fia They also wen t to Key Team 4 <l 4 Wes t where they saw the home Landma r k 4 4 K c Jewelers 2 6 McClure bas been working on the expansion after having been Middleport VU!age CoWicil Monday night In its first stission .cf 111'15 adopted a $312,451 budget and elected 'Mi.rvln K~lly its given an approval by council. However, it was reported that the .president: incorrect process was followed because the planning commission Council also heard a request for approval of a 12 pet. rate must first study such a problem and make its recommendation, hike from Bll1 Wilkinson of the Columbus and Southern Ohio after which it is submitted .ro COIDicil for approval. McClure will Electric Co., tabled the request, then later In the meeting agreed attend'the next meeting of the planning commission to discuss to write the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to protest tlie his problems. . proposed rate hike. A hearing on the request will be held Jan . 20. Council gave the third reading to an ordinance which will t.wrence Manley, one of the haulers of waste in Uie com- provide approllimate 10 pet. pay Increases for village eri.p!oyes munity, asked council the status of a request from Scientific and adopted the ordinance for the pay increases. A recomSanitation for a permit to operate In Middleport. Serveral council mendation from the planning commission clearing any technical members indicated their preference for local haulers, and later, problems with zoning involved in the construction of the new wben Don Griffith of the Scientific Sanitation finn came in, he apartment compia ori the corner of Third and Mill Sis. was was advised by Mayor Fred Hoffman !bat Scientific Sanitation ' approved. •.. would not be given a permit to service Middleport accounts. Councilmen Carl Horky and James Brewer were named w Herschel McClure asked council to approve any recom- serve for the year on the volunteer firemen's dependents board. mendation made by the Middleport Planning Commission after it .The fire department will name two persons to the board and the reviews the apanslon plan for hi.s dairy store operation on four appointees will appoint a fifth member. Council approved Locust St. Several council memhers indicated that the recom- the December report of Mayor Hoffman showing receipts of mendations of the plaming cOIIUilission are generally approved $1,682.25 in fines and fees and $113 in merchant police collections for a total of $1,795.25. by council, but a ftrm commitment to McClure was not made. Stiversville News Notes ll challenge." "Ail levels Budget 'approved, electric rate hike bid tabled Thurman native said murdered . ~ '!.111.,... Con ~ mucd fr om page 1 Holz•r Medical Center Veterans Memorial Hospil;li SATURDAY ' ADMISS IONS t Births I Authonty to deal with Ohio's Friday - Mr . and Mrs. ener gy problems. - Angie Brunty . Minersville; Margaret Donahue, Portland; Palrick W. Brown . son , Pt . ~'Tilts new authority wlll Ronald Bostic. Middleport; •Pleasant Mr . and Mrs , brmg the efforts of government Denver Persons , Little Thomas R. Cross, daughter, and industry together in the Hocking; Albert Hill. umg Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs . Peter develop;;;ent and use of energy Bottom; Anita Lewis, Oh hnger, daughter , New resources in Ohio," said Pomeroy ;, Patricia Brown. Haven. Rhodes . uAn adequate energy Saturday - Mr and Mrs supply is necessary to assure Pomeroy . SATURDAY DISCHARGF:S Harold Ke1 th Brown. daughter, 0111oans will have jobs. - Alfred Robinson , Vmcent Gal hpohs; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nothmg less than a whole new Varney, Thomas Sarver. Sr .. Capehar t III , son, PI Pleasant concep t in energy Jessie Beaver, Donna Con· Mr. and Mrs . James Holley, management w1ll assure supnolly, Jessie White, VancdLa daughter. Gallipohs Ferry, ply Knight , Oscar Imboden , Sunday - Mr and Mrs. Dean Rhodes sa 1d h1s ad· Jose ph Hemsley, Trma H~ekman. daughl r , Jackson mmistration mtends to set up a Bachte l. Mar th a J ohnson. Mr and Mrs John L Me· permanent housing authority Margaret Alien , Barbara Dame!, son, Gallipolis Mr and and to invest $000 million in Roush. Mrs. Manon Potts, daughter , new housing construction with SUNDAY ADM ISSIONS - Jackson no additional cost to the state's V~rg:l Carl , Pomeroy , Robert taxpayers. "This w1ll create PLEASANT VALLEY Harmon. Ru tland: M"ry thousands or new jobs for Discharges Icy Bland, Wes t Ohwans," he sa1d. Cundiff , Mason; James Mor n son. Ru tla nd : Ralph Coiwnbia . Mrs Harl Sayre, He promised a program w Bre wer, Portland; Eugene Mason; John Snuth. Point re scue central busmess Young, Pomeroy ; Kitty Metz- Pleasant ; Lorraine Fielder. distr icts in the state's cities to ger. Middleport ; Juha Apple Grove ; Gilbert Neal, create more jobs through an McEwan, Pa rkersburg, Ed· I....€ on ; Dorman Sw1ck, Vmton; Ohio Central Di stnct Richard G!lmo rC, Development AutHority . ward Willett, New Haven, Mrs Andrew McPomeroy; Be tty Foley, Syracuse . The new governor mcluded Callis ter . Po1n t Pleasanl ; m areas that will receive the SUNDAY DISCHARGE Robert Holley. Point Pleasant, backmg of hi.s administration Emma Lyons. Mrs. James Loomis , daughter, preparation of a public conPoint Pleasant; Mrs . Norm an struction program, creation of Bush, Ga llipolis Ferry; Mrs an Ohio River Port Authority, Michael Du rfee , son, llllprovement of the Cleveland SouthSid e; Cha rlotte Knuil. harber, amendment of joint Poi nt Pleasant; Mrs. Paul filing laws in state income tax Chadwell, Middleport; Lewis returns and aid to widows of Schwartz. Ashton; Mrs. Ohw law enforcement officers Ra leigh Robw , Ma son . and firefighters. r Rhodes said he plans to ·begin ' as soon as possible the largest TAKEN TO HOSPITAL possible transportation conThe Syracuse E·R squad struction program so that the answered a call to Rustle Hills state's unemployed construcat 11 a m. Sunday for Mrs tion workers can return w Jack Slavin who was taken to work. llot,er Medical Center. He listed public educatwn as wave good-by to all our cl ever friends who s aved the1r .' • 8,- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monda y, Jan . 13, 1975 "It's lime again to AIRMAN COUCH A lrman Jam es R. Coueh1 son or Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Couch of Pomeroy. has been assigned to Presidio of Monterey. Ca lif. , after completing Air Force basic training. He ha s bee n as sig ned to Presidio of Mont erey fo r spec ia li zed training as a lan g uag e · spedalist. Airman Couch is a 1974 graduate of Meigs High School. · Reedsville News, Notes The Co mmumty Builders Clu b ate ou t at the Me igs Inn in Pomeroy recen tly. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers. Mr and Mrs Warren P1ckens, Mr and Mrs. Ernes t Whitehead and Mr. and Mrs . Denver Weber Terry Carruthers of Hagers town, Md., visited w1th Mrs Bess Larkins Friday Tom Dye VISitetl w1th his children recently at Akron . . Hohday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. D. C. R1ebel were Mr and Mrs. Robert Thomas and family of Cheshire, Mr and Mrs. Robert Mor ton and fanuly or Belpre Rd .. and Mr. and MI'S John Riebel and fam1ly of Pomeroy RD. Mrs. Er nes t Whitehead, Jane and Juli , visited with Mrs Lou Murray, Middleport and Mrs. Eunice Sprague at the Arcadia NLli'Sing Home at Coolville. Mrs . Bess Larkms VISited with Mrs Neil Clark at Racine while Mrs. Marjorie Brewer and Mrs. Hazel Curtis visited with friends at Racine. Mr . and Mrs Chester Buckley and fam1 ly v1s1ted wilh her parents , Mr . and Mrs. Charles Neum an at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rwbel visited with Mr. and Mrs J ohn Riebel an d family of Pomeroy RD and Mr and Mrs Robert Morton and famlly of Belpre Carmel News, . Harrisonville Society News By the Day .Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Eihs have moved here from Texas to help care for his father, Roy Elhs, who recen tly had a stroke. · Mrs . Robert Alkire and Ray v1s1ted over the weekend with Mr and Mrs . Robert Gibson of Colwnbus Earl McGrath spent a fe w days m Florida with h1s son. Charles Mrs. Norm a Lee was a . dinner guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Young . Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson of Maryland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs . Bud Douglas and Mrs. Lana G1b· son. M1nme McGrath wa s weekend guest of her sister, Mollie al Logan . Mr. Frank Landaker of Culwnbus died of a heart atlack on Dec. 31 at the age of 94 . His w1fe , Bertha , 1s in a rest home Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gi lkey and son, Tad , spent tw o weeks m Colorado. Mr . and Mrs Roosevelt Braham spent a few days vis1hng relatives in Kentucky recently Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson and Toni of Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and family of Pomeroy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Taylor on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Multi and fam ily of Mansfleid spent las t weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle, Verna and Wavie. Miss D1x1e Circle retW"ned on Monday to Cleveland Heights after spending a vacation w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and other re<:~lbves. Mrs. Sam. Bartrng and fa mily and Susan Yost visited the1r s1ster, Mrs . Carl Circle and family on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Cheste r visited with Mr and Mrs. Robert Lee and fam1ly recently. Mr and Mrs . W1iii am Carleton of Racme spent Saturday eve ning with Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Earl Johnson and family, Betty Van Meter and Mrs . Dean Brinker Mr. and Mrs. James C1rcle of )'<ew Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Worthmgwn VISited w1th Mrs. M~ry Circle over the '1\:eekend. L. S. Williams of Oifton dies CLIFTON, W. Va. Ueweliyn S. Williams. 67, a resident of Chiton, died Sunday in Holzer Medical Center. He was a retired welder, having been employed at the Marietta Manufacturing Plant in Pl. Pleasant. Mr . Williams was bern at Clifton on Aprill6, 1907, son of the late Ueweliyn and Lila Fowle• Williams. He was a member of the Clifton United Methodist Church where he was a Sunday school teacher for many years. He was a veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Helen K. McNickle Williams, Clifton ; one daughter, Jud1lh Withams Scites, Broad Run ; one bro ther , Lloyd E. Williams, Clifton. Funeral serv1ces w1ll be held 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cl1fton United Methodist Church, under the direction of the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason . Rev. John Campbell and Rev Don Teu will of· ficiate. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today. The body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services. H1gh Team Ser ies- Jack's Place 2600. KC Jewelers 2524 ; Milhone So hio 2J0.4 H1gh Team Ga me - Jack 's Place 914 , Milhone Soh10 864 , K&C Jewelers 862 · H 1gh lnd Se r 1es - Ed Vo ss 556, L uster 532, W a l ke r 531 H1gh lnd Game Lus te r · 202 , Wa l ke r 195, Ken nedy and Norman 193 . Give us a call ... When ever you feel we •·nn hell' you with any bank in!( matte r and yo u can 't <"o rn e in to t a lk with t'"· j1'"t giH· us a rail! W c're h e re to serve \ 'OU and wdeomt• phon e calls as we ll as your personal ' 'is it s . So if yo u want to know your bank lmlatll' e. the la te,; t c h e ,·k, vou\e wril · ten to dear, n eed informution about a loan ~r anv bank se rvi ce - jus ! <:all u s. W e want to help. · Sunday dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren P1ckens were Mr and Mrs Harold Sauer and daughters of Middleport. Mr . and Mrs: Ernest Whitehead and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber and sons. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson and daughter . . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillon of Long Bottom, Mrs Evelyn Mundry and Mrs . Sandy Powell attended the funeral of Carl Brooks at Logan. ------- VOL XXVI NO. 191 --~~--------~ POMEROY, OHIO MEMBER FDIC MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM I . I . UP : Disposable filter By Mn;. Herbert Roush Thursday Strikers January '2, 1975 Won Lost M itchell 's T no 14 2 S1 mon 's P ic k a Pair 9 7 • Meigs Satetyettes 8 B H Frank 's G irls 6 10 Sha klee G1r 1s 6 10 Ward's Rolletles 5 11 High Team Seri es Mit · c hell's Tn o 1J.46 , H Frank's Gir l s 1271 , M e1gs Sa f etyette s 1257 High Team Game· Mit· Chel l 'S Tno 511. MitChell 'S TriO J80 , Sim on 's Pick A Pair , 477 High Ind . Series Wanda T eaford 557, Conn1e Chapman .461 . Donna McFarland 451. H•gh lnd Ga me Wanda T eaford 18!1, Wanda Teaford 1!17 , Con n1 e Chapman 18.4 Thursday Striker s Ja11uarv 9, 1975 Won Lo st Mitchell 's Trio 16 s Si mon 's P1 ck A Pa1 r 14 10 Ward 's Rollett es 13 11 H Frank's Girls 12 12 Shaklee Girls 9 15 Me1gs Satetyettes B 16 Team H1Qh Se r i es H. Frank's G1rls 135 1. S1mon 's P 1ck a Pair 1326, Mitchell's Tno and ward's Rol lettes 1325 H 1gh Tea m Game H Frank's Girls 484 , Mitchell's Tno 472, War d 's Roll ettes 46 1 H1Qh In d. Se nes Donna M cFar land 460, Del ma (sub) 457, Conn 1e Chapman 447 H1Qh lnd Ga me Connie Chap man , 198 , Donna Me · Farland 175, Opal Hupp 171 & Congress ready for Wor k WASHINGTON (UPI)- The 9tth Congress begins work today, eager to join President Ford in ramming through a recesaion.flghtlng tax cut. In keeping with tradition, opening day was reaerved for swearing4n ceremonies in the ornate Senate and House chambers. But In advance, House Democrats lroke tradition by ooUinmg their ~ograms to combat the ills of the economy. Normally that woold wait until after Ford's State of the Union Housewares Department, Fi!St Floor address. Not to be outdone, Ford went 9 (Replacement filten ovo,)oble at $~ . SO on.•nationwide television Monday .night to outline his economic and energy programs which he would normally have saved for the Slate of the Union ~peech Wednesday. House swearing4n ceremonies are expected to proceed routinely - barring . unex· peeled challenges-giving Democrats a 291-144 majority. But the same ceremonies in the ·Senate were expected to provide the first partisan fight and possibly the first roll call of the session. The Senate must decide whether to aeat Democrat John DUrkin or Republican Louis Wyman as New Hampshire's new senator or ask both to step aside untU a full investigation of their closely contested election can he completed. The Senate also must decide a second election challenge. .Former Rep. Ed Edmondson News•• in Bli~ for box of 100.) 11y UDited PreuiDterualiooal WASHINGTON - DEFENSE SECRETARY James Schlesinger says his 'post-Watergate review of domestic Central Intelligence Agency operations disclosed a "quite small" number of "misdemeanors" over the past 20 years. Schlesinger, a 'former CIA director, made the surprise disclollure to newBDien Monday after appearing for an hour before an eight-member panel headed by Vice President Nelson Rockefeller that Is investigating domestic apying activities of \he Only 5 minutes from cold tap 1l'ater to a 10-cup pot of the most delicious coffee you've tasted1 MR COFFEETM Automatic Home & Office Coffee Brewer • only..~3999 ELBERFELD$ .I N POMEROY· wants the Senate to investigate Republican Henry Belimon's reelection in Oklahoma. The Rules Committee recommended Bellmon take his seat pending outcome of the inquiry. House Democrats and Republicans elected their leaders in December during pre-session organizational meetings. Speaker Carl Albert was named to a third two-year term. Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill will lead the Democrats and Rep. John J. Rhodes the Republicans. Senate Democrats and Continued on page 8 WASHINGTON- WIWAM T. COLEMAN JR., a- lawyer with sperlence in city transit systema, bas been aelected as Pruldent Ford's traMportatioo secretary. U confirmed to m:ceect Claude S. llrlneg8'r, Coleman will be the second black cabinet IJM"Dber In blstory. The first was Robert Weaver, Pnlldent Jobnl!on's Secretary of Housing and Urban Defelopmatt, from .1916 to 1916. • . . C4f1enum 5f helped write lhe NAACP's Su~eme Court brief 1n the i.IM ~cue ootlawlng sebool desegregation. He Is president cf the NAACP Legal Oelenae Fund and a senior part. ner of a Pliladelpbia' law finD. All a lawyer, Coleman helped Plllladelpbla and anclnnatl acquire local ttansit syatems and w81 inwlftd In transportation labor maten in ·Pitiladelphla. OOWMBUS - STRIKING CITY TEACHERS returned to lbelr c1 001111 Tuelllay, ~a CO!!rllnju.Jctilin to end their weet.blg strike wblch began · Jan.. 6 over wages. llepresentatlvee of the ColtDDbua Educal\oo AsSociation and the city board Continued on page 8 ,, WASHINGTON CUP]) - Scrapping much of his go-easy economic program, President Ford will seek tough new anti-recession measures : a 12 per cent rebate on 1974 personal income taxes, import barriers that will lead to higher gasoline prices and a lid on most federal spending. ,"We are in trouble," the President told a national television audience Monday in a speech from the White House library that previewed Wednesday's State of the Union message. Ford said the country is not on the brink of a 1930-style depression . He indicated WIN buttons are no longer enough and said the government must take strong measures to counter unemployment and recession as well as inflation. Among them : -A 12 per cent reb~te on last year's federal income taxes, up to $1,1100 per tax return, tbat would release $12 billion of potential purchasing power to conswners. An average family of four earning $12,000 ill 1974 and paying $1,228 in taxes would get $147.36 in two equal payments in May and September. -A $4 billion in investment lax incentives for business. - A $30 billion increase in energy taxes and tariffs de· signed to make Americans cut down on the use of gasoline and fuel oil."''his will likely mean a sudden price hike of about 7 cents a gailon in retail gasoline with even higher prices to ·come. -A one-year moratorium on new federal spending programs and a clear threat to veto any new money measures passed by Congress. Sixty-one farms ·iri-Jackson, Gallia and Meigs Counties were represented at an organizational meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Farmers Co-Op Monday night in the Jack~on Production Credit building, Upper Rt. 7, Gallipolis. Membership dues were set at $1110 per farm . A $5 fee will be charged each month, making the maximwn fee $160 annually. Membership dues ar~ to be paid on or before March~. 1975. The newly-organized co-op will buy and sell with a two percent markup during the first year of operation. The organization expects shortly to petition the state for a charter. 1 A committee will meet w1th salesmen at a conference m Columbus Wednesday to discuss orders to co-op members. A special meeting will be held following that conference to dec1de on wlutt items will be purchased. Area farmers interested in becomm g a member of the organization are asked to attend th~ next regular meeting. Regnlar meetings are held every Tuesday, beginning at 7· 30 p.m. in the Jackson Production Credit building. Special meetings will be announced in advance. 1 THIS HAPPY GROUP WAS ONLY ONE of many in ' Meigs County enjoying sleigh riding Monday when schools closed due ro the weaiher. Making up this groop using a hili ,. • ... 0 .. TUPfE~ PLAINS - An Owl Hollow Road family near here was left homeless ~nd without clothing to<,lay when their one floor frame home was destroyed by fire. Homeless are Bernard Bobe and hi.s mother, Mrs. Agnes Widner, who cares for the three Bobo children, while their father works. The children are eight-year old twins Billy and Ann, and a four-year old boy. Connie Jones, sitting last night at 12:15 ~ .m. with the twins, heard a loud noise seeming ro come from a coal and wood burning stove in the adjacent living room . She investigated and found the room on fire. The blaze spread quickly. Mlas Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jones of Tuppers Plains, got the children to safety. Bobe, his mother, and the lour-year old were not at home when the fire broke out. Bobo, employed with the Atlas Boat Co. on the river, had been a I home a few days. He was scheduled to return to· hi.s duties today but notified his employer that he will be off U1e job several daya. The Chester and Tuppers Plains Fire Dept. were on the scene but the blaze was too far advanced upon their arrival. The home burned to the ground. Mrs. Widner has a small home near Her son's property which the family ca n move inw if furnishings and clothing can be secured. Mrs. Widner can wear a 16 or 18 dress, 18 slacks and a six or six and a hall shoe. Bobo wears · a 3().30 slack, fifteen and oneball shirt and a nine and a bail shoe. The four-year old boy can wear size four clothes and a size six shoe; the twins - Ann wears 8 or 10 in clothing and a size three shoe and Billy wears a size 8 and a shoe size of two. Articles can be left at the Tony Jones Home in Tuppers Plains or anyone having any clothing or furniture to donate can call the Jones at 687.J4ll2 through Chester. SQUAD CALLED The Middleport E-R Squad was called Monday at 9;56 a.m. for Herman Kincaid, a medical patient, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center, Ohio Power given 17.53% surcharge f "- · t FEW MIDI;JLEPOI!T residents probably notice the misspelling of "Sycamore"· 3L at three of the four Intersections in town. AI the Intersections of Park, Ash and Laurel Sis., the street - A temporary 5 per cent sign reads " Sycomore." At ceiling on federal .pay increases and a similar lid on the Locust St. interseolion, automatic boosts in Social however, the sign reads, Security benefits and govern- "Sycamore." Maintenance ment and military retirement. . Supe•visor Harold Cbase Ford said he would' use hi.s said that the misspelled emergency powers to raise the signs have been at the tariff, or Import fee, on corners for some 10 years. petroleum by $3 a barrel within 90 days. The idea is to encourage conservation and EXTENDED WEATHER development of alternative sources of energy to high- . Thursday through priced Middle East crude oil. Saturday, chance of snow Most of the program will Thursday and Friday, e.,. require Congress' approval, ding Saturday. Highs will be and early reaction showed In the upper 21Js and the Ford's desire to give even lower 30s on Thursday, wealthy taxpayers a slice of dropping to the 20s on Friday the 1974 rebate was in for rough and Saturday. Overnight lows will he in the teens. sledding. e.. m n "Any credit for 1974 taxes *:.:.t. a.r . would have to he given to the low and moderate income group · to be acceptable w Veterans Memorial Hospital Congress in my judgment," Admitted - Patricia Roush, said AI Ullman, D-<Jre., acting Pomeroy ; Myrtle Durst, chairman of the House Ways Syracuse; Ca rol Young, and Means Committee, the Pomeroy i Cora E. Christy, panel that must clear all lax Pomeroy; Billy Joe Gordon, 0 bills. . Middleport; George Moore, Ullman agreed with Ford on Long Bottom ; Roy See, Bid~ the amount of money needed w well; Vincent Gheen , stimulate the slwnping econo- Pomeroy . my -$43 billion that is likely ro Discharged - Allen Dill, St., leave Ford, an avowed fiscal Jason Lawson, Floyd Bush, conaervatlve, sporting the big. Elwyn Yos t, Margaret Ran· gest bud~et deficit since th~ dolph. free i!pending 'New Deal ad· ministration of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Most of that swn derives from energy tax revenues that Continued on page 8 ' • I' 0 .. 0 ... • New Co-Op sets rules- ciARockefeller refused to detail what went on at the meeting, but told n~n Schlesinger also referred to a "small nwnber oiiJiiademe8nOrs" in his testimony. The vice president added: "'!bat's his value•judgment ... I don't think the committee ia gotnc 10 try and jump to any concluSions until we hear from a large ntDDber cf witnesses." • " •'•'•... § NO MESSY CLEAN- Mrs. Heleq Simpson, Mrs. H1lda Hart, and Mrs. Mildred Hart of Racine v1sited Mr. and Mrs. Herber! Sayre Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre spent Thursday night with Mr . and Mrs. Buck Rogers at Cohunbus. Mr. Sayre consulted his eye d()('IJ:>r . Mr. and Mrs Ronald Russell, Mandy and M1ke. of Wolfpen , Mel Wa ldnig, Syracuse , M1ke Rhodes were dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Brooks Sayre of Syracuse spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs . Herhert Sayre . Mr. and Mrs. M1lo Richard· son of " Michigan spent the hohdays a\ their home. PFC. Rober! Lawson of Fort Knox. Ky .. spent a leave with hiS parents, Mr. '!J'd Mrs. Bob Lawson . Robert will be stationed in California on his return to duty. M1ss Wilda Lawson spent Christmas vacation with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and Chuck ·at Letart. W.Va. Mandy Russell of Wollpen· spent a · weekend with her grandparents. M~ . and Mrs. Russell Roush. Mrs . Mahel Sh1elds. Mrs. Clara Sargent. and Mrs. Bertha Robinson visited in Pnrkershurg Friday . Mrs . Robinson consulted p d()('tor at St. Joseph Hospital. ·~ . IFord taking. tougher lin is presently a nurse with the city of provement of their community, and [~ Colwnbus. Maxine Price resides at were most interested in the youth. The :* Portland, Ohio, is a secretary to Girl Scouts in Reedsville , whose $: Beranrd V. Fultz, and has served leaders are Ruth Ann Ba_lderson, ~~ several years as Meigs County Court Marilyn Hannum and drva Jean Holter :;:, Reporter. hold their J;lleetings in the Stewart Hail, ~§ It will be the responsibility of the which is part of Mr. Kibble 's residence :;:; committee to adopt by-laws to govern real estate. In his will he provided that ~l the expenditure of the funds in carrying the Girl Scouts be permitted to continue :~ out the intent or the will. Mr. Fultz, to hold their meetings in the 1.r.l.:. attorney for the estate, and one df the recreational hall. .... ...• trus~s. advised that he expected that ;:;: Mr. Kibble's will, alter making the assets after payment for specific Mr. Kibble is survived by tw~ ;;~ minor bequests, provided that the bulk bequests, taxes and expenses, would be sisters, Edith K. Milhoan, of Parkers· ~~ of the residue of his estate be in the neighborhood of $5110,000. burg, W. Va., and Mary A. Kibble, of ~~1 bequeathed to the Kibble Foundation, Mr. Kibble died Oatober 30, 1974. Aptos, Calif. He is also survived by ~:l specifically defined to he a "public He wasberninMeigsCounty,thesonof numerous nieces and nephews . The )!l charitable scientific educational George and Ida Kibble. Early in his life nearest relatives living in Meigs <;:ounty foundation." he moved to Akron, and was elflployed are David A. Smith, of Reedsville, who :::: The trustees have been directed by for more !ban 40 years with the is a son of Mr. Kibble's sister, the late ~~~; the will to place particular emphasis on Goodyear Tire and Rubher Company . Alice K. Branstrom, and the three :;:; the granting of educational scholar· He retired about 1962, and shortly children of David and Violet Smith, who ~;~; ·ships to deserving children. thereafter returned to Meigs County are Patricia Drake, Colwnbus, Ohio ; ;:~ Bernard V. Fultz was appointed by and resided with his sister, the late David G. Smith, a senior at Marietta the will as trustee for the foundation, Edna K. Stewart, at their home here College, and Diana Smith, who is a 4th ;:;: and the advisory committee appointed where he lived at the time of his death. grade student at Riverview School. :~ by the will is comprised of Bernard V. Both Mr . Kibble and his sister, Members of Mr. Kibble's family have ~~l Fultz, Maxine Price and Patricia Edna K. Stewart, were vitally inexpressed their extreme pleasure at the ~; Drake. terested in Meigs County, and showed concern expressed by him for the ~:; Patricia Qrake Is a niece of the particular and contlnued interest in the youth, as reflected in the generous ~~~ decedent. She is the daughter of David _ Reeds~ille' area . They supported disposition of the balance of his estate ~:; A. and Violet Smith, of Reedsville, and generously the projects for im· in creating the Kibble Foundation. :;t ~m!l>.':lg;:>!f'>:'t>~-m.~$t.."':«-X(.>:--m.-<:•·s:~•$:~:::-;-;.:::::::.~:::::::::::::)X::::~~:::r.::::::':lo~'*:::-:.~:~::~-:::::tn~w·" ==; ;;g• ~ ~~~&"!8;:*-~~:.J. through. traps ho.&d to clean oily sed1ments . ---------~-------------------------- REEDSVILLE - A charitable, educational foundation valued at ap· proximately $500,000 - the Kibble Foundation - will be established in Meigs County. The foundation is authorized under tenns of the will of the late Anderson B. Kibble who died Oct. 30, 1974. The inventory and appraisement of Mr. Kibble's estate has been filed with the Meigs County Probate Court. Nothing but nch, full coffee fla..-or comes News Notes 15 CENTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1975 ' NO liTTER TASTE: Farmers Bank &Savings Co. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kibble Foundation revealed other coffeemaker. Fairview Home is leveled · by fire '· [.'$:!::::::::-;.x:-;:~~""&. . :o;::·:·:·:·:·:-:.::·:·:;J ~~:...::.~:::::::~~::.~»;.:s.:~%"0i.:".!".:!:".:~:W.:".:'l:.!$..'Wko"i-.~~'*w.;.;;~:::-;~'$'$'.::0"-*~=::~"»."$."*::::::::.~~"».'%~::::x:'$'[.' t NO WAITING: Works twice as fast 01 any - Mrs. Lyle Balderson Iasue I funds,' some $90,000, can he met !~ally. Hoffman said that village officials will meet with the Meiga County Cornmlsl!ioners on the matter. COUNCIL MEMBERS were th110 offered the opportunity to bring questions from their constituents into open meeting. Among these were dust on South Third Ave., limestone for a couple of alleys, uniforms for the pollee department wheh an officer discontinues his service, and chlorine for the village water system. . Maintenance Supervisor Harold Cbase said that water coming into Middleport from Pomeroy has now been discontinued with a valve between the two towns near the A&P having heen closed. A meeting will be held by the Boards of Public Af. lu1rs of the two towns to discuss what steps are to he taken now that Middleport is no longer receiving water from Pomeroy aithoilgh there is a contract between the two towns on such a purchase. Chase further reported that the chlorine count in water coming from wells in Middleport supplying the town is not up to Environmental Protection Agency requirements, but that steps Continued on page 8 Devoted To ThP. Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Another Big Shipment The resignation of Don Roach from the police department was reported since he has accepted full time emp_loyment at the Middleport Post Office. David Ward was named to serve on the force in Roach 's place, going onto the required six months probation period. Councilman Allen Lee King was named w represent council at a meeting of the Meigs County Bicentennial Commission at the courthouse Jan . 28. A letter was read by Mayor Hoffman from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad u'l reference to erosion of the river bank near the railroad 's tracks on First St. The matter has been studied by the railway's engineering department and, accor:;dlng to the latter, the situation Is not at the present time endangering train movement. The situation will be kept under observation and corrections made when deemed necessary, the letter stated. Bernard Fultz was named soliciror for the new year. A letter was read by Mayor Hoffman from the Department of Highways indicating !bat there is only about $100,000 to be left in the State Issue I fund for Meigs County after the relocation of the Hiland Road. Cost of the Page St. improvement, planned with State Issue I funds, would amount to abeut $190,000 and the department of highways bas requested assurance that the cost over the State en tine Local Bowling RD . ( : COLUMBUS' (Special) The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) authorized Ohio Power Co. of Canton M,onday to impose a I 7.53 per cent emergency surcharge on cust9mer's bills. The PUC said the surcharge, an emergency relief measure, would increase company revenues at the rate of $49,388,1100 a year. · Ohio Power needs !bat much, the PUC said, to avert disruption of service in the months ahead . Ohio Power, which has a permanent rate case pending, said it needed the increased revenue to convert short-term debt to long-term debt and to proceed with cons truction. Ohio Power must refund any money determined later to have been an overcharge, PUC said. And such money would carry an eight per cent interest rate. Ohio Power has 570,000 customers in 53 counties. Ohio Power applied in July, away from any lrafftc on Middleport's gravel hln are, I tor, , 1974, for an $89 million revenue Craig Peckham, John Cremeans, Ureg Busll, charlie Geary, increase . The PUC will have to Max Gear)', Jeff Peckham, Nick Bush and 'l'im Wamsley. . ... j • review that application in depth, the PUC staff file a report and a hearmg is not expected lor aeveral months Monday's emergency in· creaae is .the first in what probably ·will be a series of emergency boosts for electric utilities in Ohio. · The 17.53 per cent surcharge will add abeut $29 a year for a customer who preaenUy pays $165 per year. Ohio Powe r ser ves customers in east central , northwest and southern tip of Ohio. The PUC said that emergency relief is granted only when all other means have been exhausted, and as a last resort ro avoid injJ.ll'Y or t.~e ability of the utility to maintain adequate service in the im· mediate future. "Rather than allow a deterioration of the service provided by the ~tllity, the commission bas granted the emergency relief sought by Ohi0o Power," PUC cha,irman Sally W. Bloonifield said. . ~ ' ' \ I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 13, 1975 thurman williams