http://66.213.69.5/files/original/66791851cb6774b21fcefcb303f49e56.pdf d9520841a2d3f501c8a89bf9ef05ae94 PDF Text Text . . 1 .. ~ I 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thur.day, fe b 13,"1975 ' PT. ~LEASANT - A ··Sweetheart Ball " w1ll he held Saturday, Feb. 15 !rom 9 p.m ~ to 1 am. at the Nahonal Guard n Armory, Pomt Pleasant • The event is being sponsored by Wahama Band Boosr.,rs • Admission IS $6 per couple • Music will be prov1ded by the Gary Stewart Quartet Making up the quartet are Paul Jennings, piano, p1ano professor at Marshall Umvers1ty, also arranger lor the marching band and other groups at Marshall. He has been with the quartet the past 14 months, and holds a masters degree i~ music. !'lob Brooks, bass, 1s band d1rectcr at Hamlin H1gh Sehooi and has traveled on the road w1th many groups playmg professiOnally lor 15 years. Bob holds a bachelor degree plus several add! twnal college hours m mus1c education . He has played w1th the quartet lor the past 22 months. Mike Newman , drwns. Is Ule newest member of the group. He is !rom Proctorville, 1s a semor music maJOr at Marshall M1ke has been an out- educa tiOn He has pl01yN\ wllh Sl'Vt ' liJI ~roups bo th In Hnd out uf Lhe area standing drwnrner smcc Ius lu gh sc hool years and ha s played wllll s<ve1ul g1oups He has been wrth the qua1·tcl siX months Gary Stewart, vocalist ano trumpet, IS leader Of the group wh1ch was formed three years ago Director ol bands at Pomt Pleasan t H1gh Sehool, he has a ma s ters degree w mus1c slage The quarr.,t plays the educatiOn and several hours ma JOra ty above tn adm1mstratt on and spee1hcall y for dancing l'a rC l' l Y~ t nk1ng y,ay through eolll'I4C playmg with a group out Hf Hunttngton, " Th e The group was geared !rom rl• begmmng to fll Into clubs, pnvate partaes or a <.'oncert POINT PLEASANT - Mrs Elizabeth D Jones, 100, ol Pomt Pleasant, d1ed Tuesday In the Pearlie Jewels Nursmg Home at 9.45 p.m. m West Columbia afr.,r a long illness Jones was born HUNTINGTON, W Va . between here and PI Pleasa nt, 1UP! l - Salvage teams hoped below the locks A spokes man at the to fr ee a sunken barge loaded Gallipolis Dam w Eureka l~J s "'th 900 tons of coal today and Pa rham enl~· of ats mu s ic 1970. Surviving are a mece, Rita Tuck, Washmgton, D. C , a granddaughter. Pearl Brownmg , Chesapeake, W Va , and a great-grandchild, Tina Browmng , Chesapeake Funeral services w1ll be conducted at 11 a m Friday !rom the Wilcoxen Funeral Home with the Rev James Bunn pres1dmg Bur1al will follow in the Lone Oak Cemetery Recemng hours at the funeral home will be !rom 7 to 9 p m today tn Putnam County Octcber 8, 1874, a daughter of George and Elizabeth Walker Her husband was the late James Jones Also preceding her m death were lour sons, William, Frank, Harry and Wash, the latter son with whom she lived on VIand Street lor some lime. Wash Jones died September 13. restore normal traffac along mormn g saad not all rtve r the Ohw R1 ver Owned by Semet-Solvay DIVIsiOn of Allied Chem1cal , the barge sank Wednesday wh1le pass mg through the Galhpohs Locks on Its way to the firm 's Ashland-Ironton area chemical ,planl. Aulhon t1es said the barge blocked nver traffic late Wednesday, when more than 20 loaded barges were backed up tralll c has been stopped by the sunken bar ge Light and unloaded tows headed up n ver are bewg locked through, the spokesman satd. The spokesman added 1t 's shU too early to say how long 11 w1ll take to clear the dam area for normal lrall1c Harry Wh1te, owner or Wh1 r., Brothers, Inc. ol Belle , W. Va , a nver salvage ftrm , sa td two demck boats each equipped w1th a large "c hamshell" shovel and a towboat arnved at the locks and dam shortly alter m1dmght and began scoopmg up the 900 tons or coal on the barge at the rate of stx tons per bucketload SUIT FILED In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Alva Lee Reed, Pomeroy, has filed suit lor divorce !rom Wilham H1se Reed, Jensen Bach, Fla , chargmg w1llul absence, gross neglect ol duty and extreme Meanwhtle, other sour ces cruelly today reported plans to renovate the ex1slmg dam and bwld a canal on the West V1rgm1a shore between the nver's edge and W Va 2 have been stalled by a federal court suit challenging the Secretary $3,000. or the Army 's aulhonty (based Depending on the secret on the 1909 Rtvers & Harbors coding on the "Value Oleck," Act) to approve such prOJects the used car owners can Neal Jenkins, ch1ef or the receive 100 per cent of the Corps ' Hunhnglon District value ofthe!J' car, up to $3,000; planmng branch, revealed 50 per cent of the value, up to Wednesday that the smt was $1,500; 5 per cent of the value, l1led by a citizens group conup to $150; or nothing. The vast cermng a stmilar proposed majority will s1mply be makmg a trip tc a Ford dealer. Ford (autos) begins own lottery DE'mOIT (UPI) - Rebates are great, but Ford Motor Co. has a better Idea -a mammoth cash giveaway to lure 2.3 mllllon Americans Into Ford dealerships by promising them' up to $3,000 just for having their used cars appraised. The No. 2 automaker began the mall campaign Wednesday in the industry's first response to tbe question: "What hap. penswbentherebalesendFeb. 28?" lnduslry executives fear a sharp sales dropoff once the inducement of $200 to $600 rebates ends. , While Ford .was trying to keep the rebate-inspired momentum going, General Motors was selllng its way out of Its backlog of unsold cars. GM Chairman Thomas Murphy said the leading automakOI' was chopping the new car logjam and will begin recalllng lal(!.()ff workers. Murphy aald temporary plant shutdoW118 could end by late March and that some of the 121000 Workers On Open_ • ended layoffs could return •r to work by spring. By the end of the year, he said, the number ol idled GM workers could be • tha 21000 nGM ' ·said it will .ewer However, have seven assembly pllnts closed next week, compared to five lhil week. Thla will idle 13,405 workers for the one week, up 100 from this week. F0rd's """'~ebate traffic """"' ltuilding gimmick, believed the• first of its kind In the auto Industry, was Ufted from the cootests offered by magazine publlahers. In Ford's case, the recipient lrlngs the coupon and a lt.sed car to a dealer and can receive 100 par cent of the appralaed value -up to ~.000 -If the "Value OJeck" bears a lucky number. There's no requirement that the used car be traded in or a new car purchased. Ford spokesmen said one of every 150 " Value Check" recipients will be eligible for a prize -about 15,300 or the 2.3 mlllion checks mailed. They would not say how many would he entitled tc the maximum es BeDt Z died Wednesd ay HOSPITAL NEWS C'l.. } Ul8r Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Lorena Swisher, Bidwell; John Elias, Middleport; Wilham Wolfe, Pomeroy; Vera Stewart, Cheshire; Thomas Sarver, Pomeroy; Jimmy Bailey, Reedsville; James Chadwell, Reedsville, Goldie Bruch, Portland; Jellrey Sayre, Reedsville. DISCHARGED -Sean Meadows, Kenneth Davis, Charles Searles, Kenneth Gabonk, ~nna Lewis, Worley Haley and Charles Boyd. COOLVILLE_ Charles M. (Mtke) Benlz, 59, Coolville, died Wednesday at the St. Joseph Hospital In Parkers· burg following a short illness. He was born here, a son of the late Anderson and Mary White Benlz. Mr. Benlz was a farmer at Cooivllle lor 33 years and,for the past six years had been employed w1th the Whitaker-Merrill Construction Co., Columbus. He was a member of the Coolville Masonic Lodge 337, F and AM, the Coolville United Methodist Church and the Junior Order or American Mechanics. Surviving are his wife, Inez Brafford Benlz ; a son, Charles M. (Mick) Jr., Coolville; a daughter-in-law, Diana Benlz; a sister, Mary Belle Cody, Clill 00 v e; rour nieces, an d a nephew. Masonic rites wlll be at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the White Funeral Home in Coolville. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the White Funeral Home with Rev . Wesley Thatcher officiating. Burial will be In the Coolville Cemetery. Friends may call at the IWJeral home at anytime after 7 this evening Two fire runs made Wednesday MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT Thlll'tday, Feb. 13 NOT OPEN Frt., Sat .. Sun. Feb. 14·15·16 DEATH WISH (Tochnlcolorl Starring Charles Bronson Calorc1rtoons: M.ortlon Recipe Raven; Hold the Fort Show starts 7:00p.m. The Pomeroy Fire Department answered two !Ire calls Wednesday, the llrst at 11 :50 a. m. to the Mary Qualls home on New St. where soot tn a chimney had !allen and caught a dresser and s •ug on fire Damage was set at ~00 . At 2:04p.m. the department went to the stngle story John Hess home on old Route 33. A defecUve nue had caused a lire in the attic and ceiling . Damage was set at $1,500 Henry Block has 17 reasons why )UU should come to us for income tax help. Reaaon 12. Our people have been specially trained . . . and keep abreast of all the latest tax laws. We will do our best in preparing your return. And then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. PLEASANT VAU..EY DISCHARGES - Bessie Craddock, West Columbia; Anna Stewart, Point Pleasant; John Dawson, Jackson; Kathey Clarke, Gallipolis; Mrs . Peary Oldaker, Letart; Mary Thomas, Point Pleasant·, Flora Harmon, Point Pleasant; Iva YoWJg, Mason; Dorsey Roush, Letart ; Julie Roush, New Haven; John Litchfield, New Haven ; Mrs. James E. Harmon, Rutland; Michael Jeffers, Glenwood·, Mrs. Earl Staley, Southside; Mrs. Bernard Wallace, Pomeroy; Mrs. Paul Wickline, Pomeroy; Mrs. Beanie Joe Adkins, Grimms Landing; Loris Pullins, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Theodore Melrose, Point Pleasant; Marc Forshee, Point Pleasant; George Lyons, Hartlord; Melissa Smith, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Kenneth Birch· ll~ld, Gallipolis; Mrs. Howard Kiser, Mason; Mrs. lda Shiflet, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Jean Sauer, Point Pleasant; Harley Burns. Point Pleasant. Market Report COLUMBUS ( UPh- Feder· al.state summary of Ohio livestock auctions Wednesday Cattle Compared to last Wednesday slaughter steers 11 SO lower, slaughter heifers steady to 1 lower, slaughter cows SO I higher, slaughter bulls steadr,, vealers 2 higher. feeder catt e 1 lower. Three in college engineer society from this county Three Meigs Countians atlending Marietta College are members of the Marietta College Student Chapter ol the Society or Petroleum Engmeers ol AIME The associahon was orgamzed to promote good fellowship and betterment ol the college and to promote and keep alive a dtligenl mr.,rest 1n the petroleum industry . The three are Davtd Wolle, a freshman, 1974 graduate or Meigs High Sehool, son or Mr. and Mrs. David E. Wolle, 276 Pearl St., Middleport; freshman Michael B May, 1974 graduate of Metgs High Sehool and son of Mr and Mrs. Samuel B. May, Rutland, and JWJior Roger E. Dixon, a 1972 Me1gs High Sehool graduate, son or Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Dixon, Pomeroy RD pr oject on the MlSSISSlppl would replace the existing the Ohio •Vailey Improvement R1vec, conlendtng that structure wtth a modern dam Association and other groups auth onty to approve nver and locks a few miles down· because of the size of the two s tru cture renovatiOn work stream at a cost ol about $16.1 9 locks ( 600 feet and 360 feet) should belong to Congress The million, Jenkins said compared to 1,20().foot locks at case 1s still m the courts . The Gallipolis Locks and newer dams and because the Jenkms said the $149 m1llion Darn, dedicated in 1938, has lac1lity was bwltnear a bend in Gallipolis renovahon proposal been the target of cntictsm by the river. was shelved by the Corps' Ch1el or Engmeer's Oll1ce m Washmgton unhl the suit IS Continued frolll DQe 1 settled He added that a declston eould be reached by sported m contrast to the fuel use and smaU amounts transported by a truck. th1s summer or !all The group meeting Wednesday rught was in agreement that Jenluns noted that no funds Information on the proposed removal of tines bas been difficult to for Improvements at the obtam and vague. Arnott and Gilkey conunented also that inGalhpohs Dam are mcluded m the 1976 fiScal year budget fonnation is difficult to obtain about the railroads. Another phase of the removal of the lines was brought out in because the projecl has not the tax loss the cOunty will suffer If lines are removed. been authonzed . Another plan The group tentatively made plans for another public meetmg, possibly to be held In tbe Meigs Courtrpom. Organizations and businesses will be asked to send an official representative to the meeting and posalbly at that time, the CLOSING SET representatives will be asked to take protest petitions back to Meigs County Court House their respective organizations for signature by ail members. Will be closed Monday, Feb 17 Also the general public will be asked to attend the meeting. m observance of ?residents' The group last night formed the Meigs County Rail Service Day. Committee whieh wiil be added to later from the standpoint of membership and made plans to contact Attorney Bernard Fullz to ask his help in spearheading the protest action. One point brought Ol\t by a farm owner in Western Meigs Continued from page 1 County was that he is now paying four times his nonnal real Tbe former state represen· estate taxes because of coal WJderlylng his land. The bigh real tahve said he can devote estate taxes will continue but unless there are railroad Unes to enough hme to the superm- gettbe coal out then the coal Is of no value. It was also the opinion of the group that the removal of the railroad lines would stop ail tendent JOb to be effective progress and would discourage the development of any industrial Collins said he became u\. Slles. teresr.,d w the JOb about I 'h Complete plans of the committee on the public meeting years ago when Butcher began contacts with Cong. Clarence Miller, Sen. John GleM, Govern~ suggesting the legislator take James Rhodes and other actions will be announced later. over upon his retirement. Little interest ' Nancy L. Pope, ol Mid· dleport, has filed a damage sutt 1n Gallia County Common Pleas Court against Pamela Mitchell of Rt. I, Cheshire as a result or a traffic accident JWJe 20, 1973 on Rt. 7 m Addison Twp. Platntiff seeks damages totaling $10,910 plus mterest and costs for lnjurtes and expenses tncurred. In other court action, the civil trial of Herman Dillon of Gallipolis against Lewis Edwin Lee ol Gallipolis, entered Its second day this morning. The trial is also a result of a traffic accident m Gallta County . GRANDSON IU.. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiil, Pomeroy, received word of the senous illneSs of their grand· son, eight year old Ronnie Wiil, son of Chief Warrant Offtcer Ill and Mrs. Robert E. Will. The youth underwent kidney · surgery and ts in the intenstve care untt at Kimbrough! Army Hospttal, Ft. Meade, Md. Wiil lS Wlth tbe U. S. Army Helicopter Service. Slaughter steers Choice and prime 850·1200 lb yield grade 2· 4 34-36, high dressing 36-37.SO. good 31 ·33.90, standard 25·28.60.. few In Urbana to 31.85 Slaughter heifers : Choice 795 · tOSO lb yield grade 3· ~ 31.75· 35.25. good 27 10·31 10. Slaughter cows Utility and commer<lal 800-1675 lb 16·22.SO. few high dressing 22.75·24.60, cutter 18.50-29.75. Slaughter bulls: Yield grade 1 1305·20251b 24 85·29 1/ealers. Choice 230 260 lb 51 · 60. good 175 240 tb 38·47. Feeder cattle: Choice steers «130 .00.600 lb 20-26, good .00.600 tb Sows 50-3 higher, US 2·3 43.1· 19·20, choice heifers 400-600 tb 635 tb J8.«J Feeder pigs steady, US 2-3 30· 22 25 ·2~ . 90. good .00.600 lb 18·20 75 lb 8 23.85 per heed Hogs: Barrows and g1lfs Slaughter lambs 2 higher, steady, US 1-2 211 ·236 tb . ..0.«>- choice and prime 87-103 lb fall ..0 85. us 2·3 206·25.5 lb 38.05· shorn pelts 44·>16. SAVE 20% NOW . On Beautiful Custom-Made Draperies For Your Home. Big Selection Fabrics and Colors. Please Bring Window Sl:r.es _....... 0 I --·-·---·~· On Sale Now In Our New craft. """ Home Furnishings Annex, 114 EB Main St. . S Just Arrived! Be Sure To Register For The '200 In Gift Certificates To Gree.i.whlle Red·Wh1te Maroon·Whlle Wall Bangers are cushlony soft w1th super sports act1on THE IMCOMI! TAX PI!OPLE ' 618 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO . •. Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon.-Sel< >.{ < Ph. f92 . NO APPOINTME'NT Nt.CESSARY $Ole In a vanety of colors. ~ ~ Marguerit~·~ SbQe.s ~102 E. Main . 1 l!elty Pomeroy ' 1 Main Store • Annex · Methanic Street Waiehouse Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 8 PM ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY r• .' lly United Press lntematlo~al NICOSIA- PRESIDENT MAKAR! OS TODAY DECLARED he would turn to the Sovtet Umon lar help in fightmg the establislunent ol a separate Turk1sh state m the northern third ol Cyprus. "We shall restst, we shall struggle, 'o\e shall sacnfice ourselves if necessary, but we shall not yield," the bearded ar· chbishop told a rally of some 5,000 Greek Cypriot high school students. "We shall turn to Moscow and m every drrect10n m our efforts to safeguard the independence, sovereignty and terrttorial mtegr1ty of our 1sland," he sa1d The students marched through the streets to hts downtown office chanting slogans of protest agamst Thursday's proclamation of an autonomous state m. the Turkish-<>ccup!ed portion of Cyprus. "Go to Mosccw, your beatitUde," they chanted. "No to partition " Makartos called the1r demonstratiOn "an expression of the determination ol the Greek Cypriot people not to succumb to the Ioree ol Turkish weapons "Armed pollee and troops guarded the U. S. Information Center and the Bntish Consular offices targets of attack m preVIous demonstrations - but there were no reports of violence COLUMBUS -DR. TIMOTHY MORTIZ, who was sworn m today as the new director of the Oh10 Department ol Mental Health and Mental Retacdahon, said the mam purpose or his department would be "to keep people out qf institutions wbenever possible" by extensive use of ccmmunity mental health facilities. ' "Governor Rhndes and I are convmced that the most ef. fecitve way tc humanize the care of the menially ill, the menlaily retarded and the developmentally disabled ts tc transfer the locus of their care to the ccmmumty," said Mont "We will assist our conun11 r, ! • ~ i rl • ·.:.loping the resources to effectively treat and rr il bhll;!I e .. .u own children and citizens," sa1d Moritz. "No J' -,:'t'a ~lUJ • , no matter how ~killful or dedicated its employes, can re~... ce the love of a larmly or the concern and capability or a conunWJity." BROSSARD, QUE.- THREE GUNMEN burst mto a sleazy hotel bar and murdered four persons before more than 60 wit· nesses Thursday in what police believe was the second mass slaying by Montreal's underworld withir\ a month. Five other persons, lncludmg a woman, were wounded in the sllooting. One was listed In "extremely critical" conditton and the rest "extremely serious" In Olarles Lemoyne Hosptial. Quebec Provtncial Police saJd the four dead men were all "known to police." havmg been elec r.,d to f1ll the unexpired term or the late Wilham Baromck Coun cil r.,nns that expire this yea1 a1 e those ol John Manley, serving by appOintment, and Wilham Snouller Jane Walton 1s pi evwus years the f1hng dead- line ha s been m February. at y Rabm told the parliament Israel will not gtve up the Smat passes at M1tla and G1d1 or the 011 fields at Abu Rodeis unless Egypt Irrevocably ends the state of war between the two natiOns. K1ssmger ended his explora· tory m1ssion m Israel before nymg to Jordan's Red Sea port ol Aqaba to mlorm King Hussem of the progress ol the peace talks He began his latest peace exploratiOns Monday and has VISited Israel, Egypt and Syna The high Israeli ollicial echoed the earlier estunate of a Barge raising resumed today POINT PLEASANT Salvagmg efforts to rmse a sunken barge !rom the OhiO R1ver had to be suspended as mght approached but opera hans were reswned early th1s mormng at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam. Carrymg out the salvage operations smce shortly after , midmghl Wednesday ts White Brothers Inc., Belle, W. Va Crews !rom the salvage company had been able to unload approximately 900 tons of coal on the barge yesterday mormn g m order to start salvage operatiOns on the barge Ilsell. However, according to Sam French, Chtef of Nav1gat10n from the Hunhngton Army Corps of Engtneers, nver cond1 tion s made 1t almost 1mposs1bl e to contmue salvation opera tiOns after dark. It had been staled earlier that the barge might be raiSed by m1dmghl. Among the reas on s French cited for suspended opera lions were the rapid pace of the nver nowing over the dam at 114 feet, cold temperatures, and poor hghl!ng conditions While nver traff1c remams slow, tows are bemg locked in to travel down nver as well as up At thts lime there are live boats bemg detamed, two gomg up and three down. "I would expect the barge to be raised th1s afternoon barrmg any unforeseen m- Cidents," French sa1d The barge, whtch is owned by the Semet Solvay DIVIsonton of Allied Chemical, sank early Wednesday mornmg when 1l struck a moormg cell . Last Saturday another barge sank at the locks and dams and still remams on the bottom. It Is not 1mpedmg nver traffic For the lime bemg, accordmg to French, 11 IS not l)nown whether salvage crews will be able to ratse the first sunken barge because of dangerous currents an the nver. He noted also that no plans are bemg drawn up tc salvage it Willi after the second barge is raised. Gallia-Meigs CAP has $32,074 grant approved COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Five grants, ,wcludmg one for $49,519, to community action agene~es for antipoverty progralllS were announced Thursday by the Ohio Deparbment of Economic and Community Development. The Portage County ComffiWJity Action Council w1ll receive the largest of the granls lor establishment of an emergency food and medical services program. Otber grants Included: --$33,000 to the Tri-County Community , Actton commission or Warsaw to expand a JUVenile delinq~ency prevention program and Implement a d~y care laciltty in Holmes County. -$39,578 tc the Jackson- en tine moved wto the mayor 's pOSll\ On after the death of John Ze rkle. Hollman was president of council at the lime. Council members whose terms expire thiS year are Wilham Walters and Carl Horky. Horky is Continued on page 10 To help the young LoUis XIV learn his geography and history lessons, Cardinal Mazann gave h1m playmg cards w1lh names, dales and other mlormallon pnnted on them PHONE 992·2156 high American of!Ic1al that the chances are no hetter than 51150 that Kissinger will help work out an agreement on a second stage Israeli withdrawal when he returns to the area Ior the actual negotiationstn March. The lsraeh official added, however, that the real negotla· hons wtll not begm until Kissinger returns next tune. KlSSmger met With Prestdent Anwar Sadal of Egypt Wednesday tc see what concessions Ca1ro mtght make m exchange for Israeh Withdrawals !rom the Stnatterritory occupied by Israeli troops smce the 1967 war. The high Israeli official reported the secretary returned wtth little that was new, but he would not detatl what Kissmger said. Ktsstnger met Rabin and the Israeli negotiators for a !mal time th1s morning and then lunched wtth 76-year-<>ld lormer Israeli Prime Minister Golda Melr, w1th whom he negotiated the earlier military diSengagements between Israel and Egypt and Israel and Syna Ktssmger's meeting with Rabm came an hour alter two bombs exploded m a vacant lot a mile from the secretary's hotel. Police said two Arab guerrillas were killed when the bombs apparently went orr prematurely m the lot. There were no other casualttes or damages reported. The semor Israeli offtcial satd Israel wtll withdraw !rom the strategic passes in the Sinru peninsula some 150 miles beyond its pre-1967 borders and !rom the oillields there only if Egypt agrees to end all acts or belligerency and the state of war regardless or what happens on Israel's other fronts wtth Syrta , Lebanon and Jordan Israel would withdraw !rom a lesser area of 19 to 31 mlies not mcludmg the passes and oillields in exchange for something less, the official sa1d The Egyptian concessions and commitment would have to be exphctt, signed and public. A third and unlikely option, the offtcial said, would be a peace treaty signed and sealed. In any case, the official said Israel wants to keep control of Sharm al.Shalkh at the south· ern tip of the Sinai along with a ccrndor to it and would not withdraw all the way back to the 1967 borders. In answer to a questton about whether Kissinger Is mdispensable to the negollallons, the Pomeroy gamed a car and offictal said the late of nations lost a car early today, Ch1el or did not depend on any one Police Jed Webster reporls person, but that, equally, no At 5·30 am Sgt George one had Kissmger's knowledge Hwks d1scovered an aban- of the area and access to 1ts doned Ford on Nyc Ave. A personaltties. check dtsclosed that the vehicle had been stolen m Logan and IS the properly or EXTENDED FORECAST Earlene Freeman Agent -sunday through Tuesday, Herman Henry ol the Bureau mostly cloudy with a chance of Cnmmal lnvesligalion has ol rain or snow Sunday been called to check the car for through Tuesday. Highs will pnnts . range !rom the mid 30s to the At 7 10 am Friday, the 1966 nud lOs and overnight lows model car or Sharon Mattox, will be In the 20s or lower 30s. 850 E. Mam St was reported s tolen. It has an 1 OhiO registration 1535A and law Getaway Car switched in Pomeroy enforcement agenc1es have Rail removal been nolified The locatiOn of where the Mattox car was stclen bemg close to the Nye Ave address where the Ford was aban· doned, the ready surrmse 1s would r~sult in tax losses that one or more persons Real estate taxes lost to evading the law made a swttch Meigs County annually 1! Vinton Community Action railroad lmes are removed Agency of Wellston to provide or stolen cars m Pomeroy !rom the coun ly as proposed tranporation serviCes lor ' senior Cl hzens and low mcome would amount to over $23,000, 1t 1s reported persons . BOOSTERS THANKED The Chesapeake and Ohio Band d1rector Dwight Goms -$32,074 tc the Gailta·Meigs Ratlroad taxes m Meigs County Corporation for Commuruty w1shes to thank all the Meigs Actton of Pomeroy to contact Htgh Band Boosters who amount to $9,786 34 while Penn and enroll approximately 350 donated rood and their time to Central taxes total $13,769.98 a lamtlies eligible for rood work at the twirling contest year Penn Central has not stamps and provide 1,000 held at the h1gh school last paid Its real estate taxes due to disadvantaged residents with Sunday. A special thank you the bankruptcy p_roce~ures or transporlation to bealth lacili· goes to the Royal Crown the company However, if the lies m Gallia and Meigs Boltlmg Co and the Betsy Ross 'lines of the company are kept counties. Bakery, both of Middleport lor m the cou,n ty, they would become a part of a new system ~.103 to tbe Community donatin g food to the Boosters. to be known as the ConAction Organizatton of solidated Rail Corp. Delaware, Madison and Union LOCAL TEMPS Meantime, plans are bemg Counties ol Marysville to The temperature In down· forwarded lpr an organized proVIde temporary emergency assistance to 256 low-wcome town Pomeroy atll &.m today protest ~ampa1gn m Metgs residenls of the three counties. was 31 degrees under sunny County against the proposed skies removal or the hnes. I ....._ In Middleport, the term of Fred Hoffman as mayor ex· p1res tins year Hollman . is se rvmg m the post havmg Now You Know lJevoted To The Interests Of 1'/re Meigs-M<I.~OII Are11 By WILBUR G. LANDREY UP I Fore~gn Edllor TEL AVIV (UPIJ - Secretary ol State Henry A K1ssmger brought back little new mlormat10n or proposals from Cairo to advance negoha· hons lor an agreement between Israel and Eg}pl, a semor Israeli o!IICial sa1d today. The offtctal oullmed Israeli policy on disengagement that went little beyond the hard public lme Prune Mmtster Y1tzhak Rabm presented Wednesday to the Israeli Knesset. se rvmg as clerk. ' _V_OL_._XX_V_ I _ N_0._2_14_ _ _ _ PO_M__ ER_O_Y-_ MI_DD_L_EP_O_RT_,_ OH_IO_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _F _R_IDAY, FE~RUAR_ Y 14, 1975 15 CENTS ..::::: :«:~ • ·:·:=:·:·:::-:::::::.~:=:::::::::.:~;:;.o;:;:;:.:·:·:·:·:::;:.:-:;:;:;:;:.:;:Y.:<....:::::·:·:·:·:~:::~::::::::::.~::::.-;&~!!:: « ~\Dlin '£d' ec e ' m 100 pnces h' rmg ~\~l m· 1! ~~ wholesale index down t~ ili: WASHINGTON (UP!) -A decline inlood prices helped ••·· bring the January wholesale price Index down slightly for <•. !i!i the second month in a row, the Labor Department said §j ~~j today. But the ligures did oot renee! impending oil price 1· :::: increases. !\\ ·:·: !i!i } .... •... :·:· *: ~~ <-: ~! ~;. *i >:· ~!! !)!; !;!; !;!; !~ :; !~ I,. · The whole price index for January was 17l.S.l7.Z per : cent higher than a year eariler. . The Index was 0.3 per cent lower than December, when ~~ it registered au 0.5 per cent drop. Tbe index means that a !:! selection of goods costing $100 In 198'1 cost $171.80 in January. Farm products, processed fooda and feedaled the way, declining 2.5 per cent for the second eonaecnllve month. Leading the food prlce decline were sugar and con· fectlonery goods, whleh dropped 10.8 per cent from the previous month. i Industrial commodltles rose 0.5 per cent after no i* change in December. A large portion of the rise was due to increases In prices of machinery aud equipment, fuels aud ~ related products and power. ~ Higher prlces were reported for resldual fuels, electrle ' power, gasolloe, natural gas and coke. Prices for Iron and ,' steel, basic ingredients and U. S. industry, also rose ~ although Iron and steel scrap prices declloed. • ~ ;f i ~ )) ;::::~-:>;:::::=~~1.'.::-.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'-::::::::::::;:;:::::::;:::::::::::;:;::::=::.;;:::::::;;:;;::::::;:!:!:·:·:·~~::·:·:·::W,;:.; Whealey predicts ' long stagflation Robert Whealey, historian, 1972 candidate lor Congress m the lOth 'llu o Dtslnct, and 1974 manager for Kent Bumpass, spoke Wednesday night at the regular meehng of the lOth congressiOnal Democratic Action Club m Gallipolis. Whealey pomted oul that m hts opmion "We are now tn a prolonged pertod or stagflal!on which will last from seven to eleven years Netther Miller nor Ford have any plan to get the Amencan people out of the criSis of continued mflalton or pr1 ces and high unem- Speeders pay S1x defendants were either fined or forfeited bonds for speedmg w the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E Smtth Thursday mght. They were Jenelle Cumings, Pomeroy, $28 70 bond; Willlam Btckers, Racine, $28 70 bond; John Hayes, Mtddleport, $15 and costs; Mary Cooper, Pomeroy, $23.70 bond; Rolhe Stewart, Pomeroy, $23.70 bond, and Charles Williams, Rutland, $23.70 bond. Wilham Reeves, Pomeroy, was f1ned $10 and costs, on an mtoxication charge. ployment." Referring to Cong. Clarence Miller, he said, Miller's voting re cord aggravated the situation by indicatmg support lor large ml interests and banking classes, agamst the poor people or southeast Ohio. He said Miller voted on November 19th to end price controls on domes!tcally produced 011, which will raise prices at the local gas pump. M1ller voted wtth 82 other represenlalives !rom the oil states of Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Mtller also voted on the 9th of December to kill a nood relief bill wh1ch would compensate lamihes who are Wiped out by nood and who have incomes of less than $15,000 Whealey further satd Miller, forgetting that 12 out of 13 coWJties he represents are flood prone, voted w1th the conservative bankmg wterests of Columbus to save money at the expense of the poor. Miller's slogan m the last campaign was He Cares," Whealey reca lled and added "He cares, indeed, for the rich and well born." ~ 11 SQUAD CAU..ED The ·Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called lo 104 Umon Ave., al7:30 p.m. Thursday for Evelyn Landers who was taken tc Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was gtVen medtcal t.reatn.ent and released. TRUCK STRUCK The Metgs Coun !y Shertfl's Department Inveshgated a minor acctdent Thursday at I: 45 p m on CR II in Columbia Twp. John A. Hardm, 19, Columbus, was traveling east on CR II and as he rounded a LADIES TO MEET curve he struck a parked truck The Women's Auxiliary will: owned by Ivan HWJter, Rt. 3, Albany There was medium meet at 7:30p.m. ~esday in; damage. NO tnjur1es were the cafetena of Veterans reported and no citahon was Memorial Hospital. All members are asked to attend. ISSUed I • I , I • Cloudy lhts af ternoon w1th h1ghs m the low to middle 30s Cloudy tomgh t w1th low s tomght 25 to 30 , snow Satu rday , changmg to ram, highs m the 40s • I I Be Won By Our Customers. No Purchase Is Necessary and You Need Not Be Present To Win Sow·ce of mcome for high- four yea as to develop way Improvement comes from Nu 4 S R 124,. bndge Weather NORTHFIELD, OHIO- A CALIFORNIA BUSINESS group was Informed late Thursday it can buy ftnancially-troubied River Downs Race Track m Cmcmnati, but must first settle myriad debts and other problems before racing dstes can be granted. Tbe approval for the purchase was given by the Oh10 Racing Commission durmg an emergency meetmg at Thistledown Race Track here. The Califorma group, headed by George Goalding, said the entire proposal 1s contingent on the ccmmissJOn granting rae~ng dates. The track was sold by Mrs Joy C Twell, who purchased 1t last year from Transairco Inc., Akron, Ohio, for $5.5 rmllion The track was then leased back to the firm and was operated through the Queen City and Cinclnnatt Turf clubs. Alter Mrs. Twell sued Transairco for $560,000 In back rent the assets of the turf clubs were frozen. Horsemen, some track employes and Ohio tax of. ficials are still waiting to collect money owed them TANANARIVE, MALAGASY Malagasy's new military strongman has moved to crush all opposition on the tsland nation, abohshmg polttical parttes after putting down an army rebellion Gen. Gilles Andriamahozo, the 56-year-<>ld leader of a 19-man rrulitary Junta, declared an end to political activity Thursday mght following the surrender of rebel troops accused or assassmating his predecessor. "The situation ls entirely calm m the proVInce, and the National Committee ol Military Command (the JUnta) has confidence in the wisdom of the people," the general said in a terse radto announcement. Before hiS speech, however, rebel WJits bombed the headquarters ol the Malagasy Socialist party, headed by Philibert Tsrranana , the first president of the Texas· stzed nation. WASIDNGTON - DISTRICT JUDGE John J Slrica today refused to overturn the gutlty verdicts and grant new t.r1als to four former Nixon aides conviCted m the Watergate cover-up Slrica set next Fridsy lor sentencmg or former While House aides John D. Ehrltchman, H R Haldeman, Robert C Mardian and former Attorney General John N. Mttchell. The four were convicted on New Year 's Day followmg a lengthy trial on their part in covermg up the 1972 break-m apd bugging of Democratic Nahonal Headquarters They had based their appeals mainly on errors which they charged SJJ'lca made In the trial. Damage su1t filed Henlm e said the bigg est Th1s will have to be I'eplaced from I to 4 p m , Monday problem In completm g Hcnhne obser ved through Fnday for the conproposed h1glm ay prOJects m No 3, SR 7, Ruck Sp11ngs to vemence of ca nd tdat cs who Me1gs COLmty as hnutallon of FJ>e Pmnts, 1974 Estunated this ) caa ha ve until March 20,4 money. Cost, 2$,:l16,000, th1s would lake p m , to !ric the1r peht10ns In LEAD PLANNING MEETING - Glenn Smtth, Gallipolis, !ell, D1stncl 10 Engmeer and Burlene Henlme, Dtstnct 10 Plarmer, attended a meeting lor public mvolvement In regard to programmed highway projects lor Me1gs County Thursday mght at the county court house Sen. Collins CUSTOM-MADE DRAPERIES January reported that during the years 1963 and 1973 the· district averaged aroWJd $14 million per year, exclusive or Interstate construction. The presently programmed proJects may be more local m nature and therefore greatly allecled by cihzen m· volvement, Henlme noted Most ol the programmed projects appeared to be m the planmng stage at thts ltme. Candidates' petitions here ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WAll-HANGERS by M The Pome1U) - Mc1son Bndgt' d Sf'V t' n t·cnls A gHllun t,lx on replaecmcnl, Bowman '.s R1m, some tune thas year, Henline "111 nol be 1ep1111 ('d unlal t1 1c gcJ solm c Th e s late of Ohm 1974 cs lunated eost, $309.000 observed He hesitated to make spran g of IU 76 , Burl ene rc n•tvt~s between $350 nulhon any prom1ses ~ ~~ 5, US :l.l b1 utge repair Henline, Dastrac! Ten Pl,uUll'l • ct nd s:u;u nul hun frnm the fuel Pomci uy -Mason Bndge, 1974 ... Henlin e use d a scr een told 20 persons at a public lax: e.1ch n ·m w1th onl y 25 pet cst un ated ( vst $91 5,000 showmg slides of the proposed lllPe hn g sponsm ed by the 0hw fur :-;tate constnJetaon ftmd s proJ ects Jt li sted tran s· Department of Transpm tataon No 6, SR 160-SH 124, Radclill p ortatt on d e v e l opm e nt Of the p1 ujcets listed, Thursday mght at the cour t- Hc11lme could not s~l\ \\ luch to Pomerov . 1 9 7~ estuna ted :-;ystcms pl anmn g, locatwn house . c o~ r . $100 ,000 Th1 s pi OJCLl phase, des1gn phase contract had pnmat} over lhL' others needs C' ll t iH'n mput En - ph ase, It was reported earlier that Henline obse1ved tl1ctl lltlzen pr e lan11nary wurk on the Pomer oy -Ma ~o n output mto tile pa·wnt v of VI! onment.al por twn of PI UJCCt er.gtn eenn g reporl, des tgn No h could be l'Ompleted by Bndge would begm lh1 s sprang, proJects as needed 1 epl..' t and contract plans. M,u ch and loc al10n c~ppro vul If at all , "because. " Henlme Pr es ently pr og 1 a mm ed Henhne at a meetwg m satd , .,, ha s IJccn suggested proJe<.ts outlined .mel tentalave th~ t th e St a te mvestlgllt e pnuJrtJcs were. No 1, U S 33 replacement of the bndge b) h urn Ddt wm no1th 3 :lmtles a t 1978 at a cost of $30 nulhon a 1974 es tamat ed cost of The meetmg wa s one of (I $7 577,000 This p1 OJeel would Pehhons of ea ndJdacy fot the This year m Pomeroy , a seraes arranged by the ODT tc:~ kc f DlU' ye:u·s to develop .June,l975 prnn<~ry cledwns m mayor , two coune1l me1nbers, and D1v1slon Ten where the Henhn e Solid Punwro)• an d MJddl ep01 t arc a de. k and one board or public pubhc can parhctpat e m hxmg No 2 U S biidgc avaal(;lble ;Jt the Mcags County a ffmr s members w11l be of pn ontl es for haghw~l) replace ment nca1 Burlingham , Hoard of Elcetwns tn Pomet ov elec ted Dale E Snnlh Is prog ranumng 1974 eslunatcd cos t, $254,000 The boa rd offi ce wall be op~ n se rvtng an the mayor 's post Suit stalls dam's renovation project ht~ Centennarian dies Tuesday Mrs Bridge repair put Off to 1976 ·River traffic blocked by coal barge; Stewart playing for hall I. I' �,~ I 2- The l>luly Sent mel. Mlddlepull-l'<lllll'< v;, 0 , ~ rtday, Feb 14, 1975 Editorial comment, • • opznzon, features ~vening classes planned Mohj_lize Am~rica for survival By Louis Nizer Ju.~t as war is too important to leave H we were faced w1th rruhtary invaswn, our government would call upon us to make all neeessary sacrifices, even if tt meant the diSmanUmg of our homes, the surrender of our w generals, so an economic crisis possesSions and the rtsk of our hves. The fact IS that we face unpreeedented peril econorrucally, is too vital to leave to economists which may actually destroy our democracy, our freedom and Ea ch quarter Hocktn g Techntcal College offers a perhaps our bves Few democracies can survive mflation lil -Reductng heaUng and atr-condtUonmg levels and fillmg selectwn of c:ven - b ~ : ... .:. ...C!.. excess of 20 per cent vtolators, But our goverrunent refuses to race this criSIS Whtle people The course offenngs mclude -Prohibtting mght sports events and aU auto races; eourses £or wterest only and are suffermg. we a retold that the ''lllconvemence" ts temporary -Ehmmating duplicate atrline schedtiles, not only to credtt courses whtch prepare Consequently the remedies announced are trlVlal and comserve fuel, but also to atd the fmanctally ailing atrlines. and deepen the stud ent's unreahstlc, culmmatmg 10 propaganda buttons The enonnous savmgs of oil from thts program should We turn to economists for the truth They are divtded and career knowledge pro\1de a source of help to those nallons who wtll cooperate wtth The program ts attracttve to contradictory tn thetr nostrums, which unplies that no one knows us m reststing Arab gougmg people who are worktng how to stop inflation or deal w1th the 01! crtsts What better way to mduce the Arabs to cut pnces than a dual The reason that economiSts are confused IS that the remedtes throughout the day and also of tappmg new sources of energy and conserving old program full-t110e students who wtsh to which always worked, fat! now The "old religton" of ftscal ones' Such a deterrruned effort would be more effective than broaden thetr knowledge by responstbtlity and light money ts meffectual because there IS no entreaty or empty threat Ed Note Prtor to last November 's electiOn, Tom Tiede wrote a column CiltlcC::I l of New Hampsh1re samplmg different areas of longer an unqualifted free market There ts a new economtc The cost of energy IS only one of the contnbuUons to inflaUon structure Governor Meldrun Thomson and Ius admmtstratton of that sta te Under our policy to provtde an study which ts an illlernahonal problem Nevertheless, there are Desptte our anttlrust laws, there ts no unqualifted comopporturuty for answer to suth crtttcal optruon we are prtntlng thts 'rebuttal · by Wtlltam I oeb Thts Spnng quarter's domesllc remedtes publisher of New Hampshtre s largest datly newspaper, dtstnbuted b) Newspaper Enterpnse schedule of classes mcludes pettllon m the large mdustnes Through tariff and other devtces, We must uWize the untque geruus of Amertcan producti\1ty 1\ssoctaUon 1NEA ) murses which are applicable to we often protect our mdustrtes agamst fore1gn 11 tnVaston," thus to mcrease supplies until the price comes down all of th e college's 23 preventtng competitive prtctng Wtthout JUdgtng thts Therefore we ought to reverse the tight money policy, by By Wllllam Loeb technologtes plus electtve phenomenon, the fact ts that we do not any longer have a truly pro\1dmg funds at low mterest rates for manufacturillg or Acolwnn ofTom fiede's, published before last fall 's electiOn, made a very strong attack agatnst courses which are offered on free market That IS why lead10g economiSts are astoniShed butldmg This policy should be selecUve If huge sums are sought Meldrun Thomson , governor of New Hampshire, smcc re.;,lecled governor of the Gra mte State the the hasts of student mterest They hod inflatwn and recesston at the same tune - somethillg for nonproduchve mergers or acqutstUons, the present htgh only state of the 50" tthout an mcome or sales tax The followmg ts a hstng of which v1olates all orthodox economtc postulates mterest rates should be charged Just as warts too unportant to leave to generals, so econorruc As the pubhsher of New Hantpshtre s largest datly newspaper for almost 30 years, I am grateful murses (all for 3 credits except We should replemsh depleted hank funds by gmng tax for thts opportumty provtded by the Ne\\Spaper Enterprtse 1\ssoctation to reply to Mr Ttede and gtVc as IOdtcated) offered begummg <Ttsts ts too unportant to leave to economtsts Prestdent Truman exemptions for depostts up to a specifted amount, sunultaneously once c010plained about tra10ed economiSts. 'Whenc;er I ask March 24 some facts about Mel Thomson, one of the umque pohttcal figures on the U S political scene reqwrmg the banks to ~locate a certrun proporUon of thetr funds Governor Thomson ts an anathema to the pohtictans tn New Hampshtre He prefers not to pass One may regtstered for these thetr optruon, they say on the one hand, so-and-so, but on the for loans to manufacturers and butlders. out contracts to the pohtictans or make appomtments at the expense of the general public The classes the ftrst rught the class other hand, so.and-so On the one hand - but on the other hand I Tax advantages for manufacturers who install new equtpwould hke to meet an econormst wtth one hand 1" liberals also dtsltke htm because of hts tnststence on the baste morahttes, patriotism and rehgton IS sc heduled . Co ntact Roy ment or build new plants should be mcreased Well, professiOnally speaking, I am a one-handed economtst, Elected as governor two years ago on an economy platform, he refused to accept a $12,500 salary Palmer, Dtrector of Adult There IS no alternative to restormg wage and pnce controls increase provtded by the Legislature He satd that economy m the state goverrunenl should first ConUnu10g Ed , for further and I dare to make a proposal I am aware of the many objections (some cogent) to controls No one ttem of my suggested program may be foolproof, but begm wtth the governor The governor's office needed a refurbtshing and Governor Thomson dtd so information, call 753-3591 But they do provtde a temporary brake, which prevents stores at hts expense m sptte of the fact that while ftnanctally comfortable, he IS not a wealthy or n ch man Fundamentals of Electrtctty, collectively they would create a wmn10g momentwn from pastmg new prtce labels over old ones several times a day, Governor Thomson has kept hts economy pledge Offtctal polls mdicate the per captta burden of Tues & Th 5 30-8 10 To overcome the paralysts on the energy front, we should or mcreasmg wages whtch are sunply passed on m htgher prtces, taxes in New Hampshtre IS the lowest tn the nation Thts mtracle has been achteved wtth schools, Human Sexuality, Tues 5 31). thus benefttmg no one. mobthze the leading sctenUsts of the natton m a new Manhattan roads and other servtces JUSt as good or better than those supphed to c11lzens m adJotmng states of 8 10 Inordillate illventortes should be taxed to prevent artiftclal Vermont and Maine. Both those states have sales and mcome taxes Intro to Psychology, Tues ProJect to dtscover and create new sources of energy The buymg m anhcipation of a pnce rtse venture should be fmanced by up to $5 btllion dollars from the Mr Ttede's remark, "He has threatened to go to \\ar wtth netghbormg states over borders and 8 10-10 40 Substanhal tax illcreases should be le\1ed on htgh mcomes defense budget There can be no better use for defense other disputes," ts hardly accurate. There was sunply a vtgorous dispute between the lobstermen of Accounting III, Tues 5 3(). and extraordinary corporate profits, wtth speciftc exemptions Thts army of sctenttsts would be mstructed to develop m 1975 Mame and New Hampshtre over the border between the two states '11tts has now been dectded by 8 10 for the remvestment of proftts mto production (not 1980) mutual agreement between the two states Pubhc Fmance, Th 8 00 The greatest gam from such a program would be the (1) A technologtcal "brush" to remove pollutants from coal Mr. Ttede says that the governor "refused to allow authortUes to remove ftve battered children Pohce Operattons. Wed 5 30response of the Amertcan people so that we can use our enormous reserves - wh1ch could supply from a foster home because of his vtew that foster parents are all 'patrtollc' "Not so Netghbors, the 8 10. In a crtslS, the people are magnificent us for 500 years - wtthout ecologtcal sacriftce; local mmister and other responstble people m the commumty asserted that the chtldren were well Bus10ess Law, Wed 8 10But they must be called upon to make sacriftcesfor a defilltte (2) Solar energy - the technology ts available now, actaken care of by the foster parents The chtldren themselves asked to be allowed to remam as a 10 50 goal When there is a blackout, a flood, an earthquake, or war cordmg to sctenttsts ill the fteld, to transport thts clean, free famtly untt In that very same foster home. Based on thts mformatton and the destres of the children, Matt 0 , Wed 5 30-8 10 the people do not mind sufferillg hardship to atd the emergency, the governor forbade the welfare department movmg the children Eng Drawmg II, Tues & Th energy to earth, \1Ctims or cause They do so ahnost JOyfully (3) Shale otl m sttu-a process for extractmg shale ml unMr. Ttede further charged that the governor had bankrupted a hterary magaztne The governor 8.10-10 40 H the target IS clear, there ts a release of synergtshc energy stmply would not allow state funds to be given a magazme whtch pubhshed an obscene, vulgar and Laws of Arrest, Search & derground has already been patented, three states have enough which leadership can call forth The Prestdent should understand shale oil to solve our energy shortage, disgusting poem The attorney general of New Hampshtre, not appomted by the governor, supported Setzure, Wed 8 10-10 40 that pohtically such a strong program of sacriftce would be the governor in thts move (4) TransformaUon of garbsge mto otl and gas, whtch IS Commumcatms III, Mon advantageous to hun The people resent the paralysiS of maction already bemg done on a small scale, thus rtdding ourselves of Mr Tiede accused the governor of "repeatedly refemng to homosexuals as perverts from wlltch 8 10-10 50 or the prescrtption of an asptrm ptll for a cancer the pubhc needs protection "That ts a true statement The amazmg thmg ts that Mr Tiede should Developmental Psycholog), excess waste, There is a prmciple of action whtch IS msuffictently ob(5 ) Economtc nuclear po\\er, wtth safeguards to elunmate asswne there IS anything wrong wtth this statement We beheve tbe governor's postUon agamst Mon 5 30-8 10 served Whenever a problem ts so difficult that the avatlable sodomltes Is representahve of at least 95 per cent of Amertcan pubbc op!mon Pollttcal Sctence II, Wed pubhc fear, chotces are full of defects, the tendency IS to procrastmate, and (6) Hydro power, wmd power or other de\1ces whtch a new Mr. Tiede attacks New Hampshtre as havtng beliefs "rooted m the values of the 17th century ' 5.30-8 10 ultimately evade by non-<tclton But if a choice ts made and one of Manhattan ProJect can develop as, once before, we developed Good values 10 any century are sitU good values Sctence makes changes m mformatton as man 's Speech, Wed. 8 10-10 50 the unpleasant alternatives IS put mto action, a momentwn IS knowledge expands but truth, loyalty, freedom, honesty and thrift have been valued smce the Ume of Pohce Admtmstratton II, Th arttftctal rubber and the atorruc bomb on short notice Mean- created for tl,like the draft of a race car which gtves added speed ChriSt and are still good values. while, we should reduce energy consumption by a wartune-like to the car behind 5 30-8 10 program which mcludes The readers of thiS arUcle in other states, we beheve, would be happy to have a thrtfty governor Baste Photography, Th 8 10The onl,y caullon IS not to stop rrudway, when some of the - Blackmg out all ciUes, except for ordmary street lights as who Uves the sunple life wtthout pretense Mrs Thomson, unless she ts holding some large offtc1al 10 40 predicted difflculhes are encountered See tt through Will 1t affair, cares for the governor's manston and cooks the governor's and her own meals Adv Pollee Photography, a hedge agamst crune, through Be rum Then great results will be achieved, despite - Taxmg large autos\\hich are not used m car pools, Mrs Thomson makes light of Ute work connected wtth her famous pancake breakfasts for 10 Th 5 30-8 10 some of the unpleasantness of the program. ThiS ts the mtracle of legtslators each legtslattve mormng New Hampshire has 424 members of tts House and Senate and ts -Imposmg a htgh gasolme tax as well as alternate-<lay gas leadership' CrliOmaltstlcs I , Th 5 30rallonmg , thus the third largest legtslative body m the Enghsh-speaking world Mrs Thomson says, 'We have 8 10 A slogan IS not a remedy It IS useful as a symbol of a - Pro\1dmg rush-hour buses to augment mass transtt, SIX children and tl ts not unusual for them to brtng along guests at mealtimes, so I often cooked breakNtght Fteld Btology (2 ), Mon fully energized. We are mtred m pessUOJsm on all program fastfor at least ten people There ts nothmg new about that " - Enactmg strtct htghway speed lllJ1lts, 6 00-9 00 stdes. No problem IS hopeless Only mdmduals are hopeless Incidentally, the maple syrup served at those breakfasts ts made by the governor h1mself '!be - Finmg operators of offtce bwldings whtch are totally lit at about problems Instead of the WIN buttons, it rrught be well to Beekeepmg, Tues 7 00-9 · 00 governor's favorite recreaUon ts workmg on his Mt Cube Farm etther m the sugar bush or m hts One unusual new course 1s rught; remember that the word Americans ends wtth I can fields one m "Bee Keepmg" begmMrs. Thomson has been known to sl.ell peas from the Thomson garden for lunch for cabmet of- nmg the week of March 24 on ficers as she sits on the back seat of the governor's car dnvmg down from the farm to the governor s Tuesday everungs from 7 to mansion In Concord while the governor does his work m the front seat 9 30 The course wtll be limtted So we might end by askmg Mr Ttede "What's wrong wtth an hones~ thrtfty Slmple-hvmg to 25 parttctpants Wilham BARBS governor who has given the state honest, econ010tcal government so that New Hampshtre today IS the Airson wtll be the mstructor By PHIL PASTORET only state tn the naUon without a sales or mcome tax '" COLUMBUS - Tbe Ohto reclamaUon standards are met prtor to the hear10g to the Airson has had 20 years Department of Natural based on planned future uses of ReclamatiOn Dtvtson In Congress and the Prestdent expenence wtth bees Last DNR ) ts reminding mmmg areas The hearmg IS Colwnbus. Resources ( aren't talkmg they re yelling year alone he took over 500 at one another Ohtoans of a pubhc hearmg scheduled for 10 a m m pounds of honey from his colomes At present he has 20 The mmtster gnpes that the Tuesday, Feb. 18 on proposed Hearing Room 2, Oh10 colomes (hives), but he plans smallest portions these days perfonnance standards for the Departments Butldmg, 65 South Front St , Colwnbus. to expand to 30 soon He has are round on the colleclion Ohto Surface M10e Law The rules have been Coptes of the proposed rules three aptartes (bee yards) The plate proposed by DNR's DtVISton of are available from the Dt\1ston murse wtll also mclude, for ReclamatiOn to ensure public of Reclamatwn, Ohto those mterested, a vtstt to his safety, protect property bor- Department of Natural aptartes dermg surface mimng Resources , Butldmg B, The aun of the course ts to operatiOns and guarantee that Fountam Square, Colwnbus, tram students 1n "Bee COLUMBUS (UPJ) - 11te Ohto 43224 Persons wishmg to 1975 Mtdwestern Governors By Lawrence E. Lamb, M D. mean that you must use the Keepmg" By the end of the thmk you need to fmd a good testify at the hearmg should Conference wtU be held m course, the student should be DEAR DR LAMB - I'm one energy vou consume. or 1t Will Why dtd they authonze btgger gym program, wtth someone to prepare a wrttten statement Cincmnati July 20-24, Gov. ableJo set up his or her aptary htghway trucks JUst after we of the 50 per eent of Amencans be stored as fat Most people mstruct you m these types of and operate 11 safely for the record. Wrttlen James A Rhodes announced who are over\\etght I've been thmk that means runmng tt off boughl a rmmmtmcar? exerc1ses, and g1ve 1t a try. It IS AI Capone was an mfanstatements may be submttted Thursday. battling overwetght for 10 or \\Orkmg tt orr However the The course Will cost $45 Why are nagg1ng spouses tryman m the U S Army dunng \\Orth seetng \\hat you can do Regtstratton can be acfor the record m lieu of oral years 1 ever smce my body normally uses far more "The purpose of the conferalways programmed with World War I for )Ourself I do thmk, though , test110ony by sending them ence ts to provtde a fortun for comphshed that mght or by reruns? hysterectomy I'm 62 now 5- colones JUSt stltmg around tt should be a supen'lsed contactmg Roy Palmer, foot-6 and wetghed around 125 than 11 does It om dati} acttvtt} the governors of the rrudwestprogram at the start to be sure to 130 pounds unhl 10 years Yottr body has Sllnply qut t Director of Adult Contillumg , . . , - - - - - - - - -----; ern states to discuss matters of vo u don't overdo anVthmg . Education, Hockmg Techrucal ago. That's when I had surger\' usmg as many calort es at rest . mutual mterest and concern," College, Route I Nelsonvtlle, or ..... and the trouble began Rhodes satd as tl once dtd. and the usual phone 753-3591 I've been on the Wetght reason ts because of loss of Rhodes satd 15 governors Watchers plan but gamed on muscle mass and more than 500 staff thetr allotment of 1400 calortes members from Illinois, InThose \\ho want a dtet a day. Only by cutting lhe dtel program can wnte to me at P FACTS diana, Iowa, Kansas, Kenm half to 700 calortes a day 0 Box 1551, Radto Cttv Statton, tucky, Mtchtgan, Millnesota, could I lose wetght At tlus New York. N Y 10019 and ask Mtssoun, Nebraska, North level !I took me 16 week to lose for the booklet on los111g Dakota, Ohto, Oklahoma, SIX pounds South Dakota, West Virgmta \\Ctght Send 50 cents to cover I've kept records of costs and Wtsconsm, wtll attend"the everythmg I eat for months 14th annual event. Women tend to have a drop 111 and \\etghed tt all on posiagc the use of ea lones at rest after "Wtth such problems as the scales to calculate my cal ones age 40. and Ule mtddle.age energy criSIS, unemployment Richard A Metzger, Monta Doctors JUSt brush astde m) spread begms L<lts of light and mflation sweepmg the Sue Metzger to Farmers Home data and gtve me dtet hsts that activtly, mcludmg housework nalton, the conference will offer state offtcials an opcause me to gam wetght, not <1nd "a! king, may not load the Adm , lot, Syracuse. William Houdashelt, Nora lose 11 Dtetictans are JUS! as muscles enough to mamtam portunity to work together 111 Houdashelt to Wtlllam bad. When I get a 1200 calon e thetr stze They begm to shnnk understanding and solving diet wtlh 80 grams of protem. I and the body starts changmg Houdashelt, Nora Houdashelt, of these complex some Pro football s game atten Parcels, Syracuse start gatntng wetght. situations facmg rrudwestern dance mcludmg pre-season and from muscle to fat Soon you &nith, Imogene Darrell E post season games rose to an states today," satd Rhodes. Other than thts problem I am are Ln a VICIOUS Circle The Jess healthy and very achve My muscle and Ihe more fat you Gay Smtih to Garheld all-,tme h•gh of 15 500 586 111 thyrotd ts on the low •tde but have the fatter you get, and the Stzemore, Edna Sizemore, 1973 The World AlmanJc says 'Rie Qailv Sentinel not abrorma: or low enough to less energy you need at rest John Anderson , Gat! Ann Federal legtslallon requtred LIEVOTED.,u IHt: INTER &ST OF Anderson, Parcels, RuUand reqwre a supplement Just I approve of walkmg and ""fiiGS·MASON AREA clubs telet•aststotf appear any gameonwas sold Clayton D Howell, Ruth D. CHflTER L TANNEHILl what can a person do? Have s1m1lar endurance exerCises, out 72 hours prtor to ktckoff euc. Ed. you any suggestions for us but tn a case hke }Ours, a good Howell to Arthur Hensley, Dunn~ the regular season 9 48 ROURT HOEFLICH Dorothy ~ensley, Lots, per cenl of the ttckets sold were City Editor hungry, fat people' muSI.'le bmldmg and mam- Pageville ,_,Ubllth~d dallv eKcept Salurdey bv Ttle Oh10 Valley not u•ed In 1972 when tenance program ts needed II P,ubllthlng Company, 111 lthamar D Weed, Exec , games were blacked out DEAR READER - You are doesn 't take too much lime Court St Pomeroy , OhiQ Besse Anne Weed, dec., to per cenl of the tickets sold were 0769 Busfnen Ofllce Phone not alone I must conclude each week, e1lher n2-2156 Edllorill Pl'tone 992 Richard D Seyler, Neb a E not used 2U7 from the rest of your letter that Most people don't un... S•cond clus poatagt Pi lei •t you· are tndeed an active derstand muscle l>wtld111g Seyler, Lots, Pomeroy. ... om•ro')' , Ofllo Harry Robert Steele, Martha N•tlon•t eav•rtl$lng Parcel, Sutton person. The secret m many trammg You don 't need ~.tPrtUIH .. flv• Bottln~lli J Steele to Kenneth B Ruth Hood to Gladys , . , uoel/agtJ•r. lnc, 12 East 42nd cases such as yours is not the herma-producmg stramm g s t:.t ~tw York N•w York Lawson, Dorothy L. Lawson, Parcel, Sutton diet or the dally activtty It ts acllvt ty ~Ublcrlpdon (ates l,.tght wetghts, L<lt, Syracuse Dellv Jrtd by carrl•r W'h~r• Bertha M Lievillg, Leona M how much mllS"le, not fat, that sprmgs, modthed tsometnc Avtll.blt 7S ctnlt Ptr W!lk C. HarriSOn Hersman, dec. to Lievillg to Bernard V. Full:<, Br Motor Routt wh•re carrie; you have Thts ts the one thmg contrachons and cah"Jtemc .. rvlu,. not evlllebl•. on., RoL.!rt R Hersman, Aff. for Lots, Mmersville that most weight control plans exerctses that use your body as month , U 25, lh m111 l n Ohio Trans , Salem. and W VI, Ont Yt•r , 522.00 Bernard V Fultz, Betty J have tgnored, and it can be a wetght are all useful m lhts Sht monrtt,, 11\ so , Thre~ Sybtl Ebersbach, Comm , Fultz to Bertha M Lievmg, monttu , 11 QO Elllwhtre devastahng. regard Good examples here Joseplt', H Hood, dec, to l26 00 Ytlf" . SIJII mont~s LeoDA M Lfev mg , Lots, $1J so. tt'lret monrha, 11 so 1 The baSte laws of energy are the pushup and chmup I 1 Gladys :Jood, Ruth Hood , MillerSVIlle Subs.criP,tlon prlct lfltfudet. II _ _.___,'-""""'--'---'=._ '-+d '-'0-'t T Cavs eye first playoff berth By United Press Interuallunal Four games m four mghts may hother coach Btll F1tch, bul tt doesn't seem to bother the Cleveland Cava hers who appear to be headed for thetr ftrst Natwnal Basketball 1\ssoctallon playoff berth Ftlch watched hts men bounce hack m the fourth pertod of the only NBA game Thursday mght to grab a 96-93 dectston over the Golden State Rebuttal The only state without either Warnors "Our play the last three rughts has been a beautiful example of tlungs that go overlooked m pro sports You have to pay the prtce to wm and beheve me, we patd the pnce. ' satd Fttch, who has gutded his team to ftve stratght vtctones and seven of thetr last etghl While Ftlch was paytng the JX'ICe for "10rung, Golden State a sales or income tax! Surface mine standards to get airing DR. LAMB Cincinnati to host governors Reader needs more muscle four July days Meigs WORLD ALMANAC Property Transfers loca l~==~~a:~~~==;; ,,_,.,,IMt v I ,.. -I ' I ' ( co«ch AI Attics "as looking for a wmnmg combmat1on for his first-place Wamms " We !1.,1Ve only won f1ve games Since the All.St.ar break and I m not getlmg the overall performance from all my pia yet' !'he bench ts not contr1butmg hke 1t shou ld · satd Allies The Warnors, "ho turned 16 Cleveland lut novet·s mto 13 pomts over the ftrst three penods wlule losmg the hall 12 tunes, tm ned It over to the Cavs stx tunes m the fmal mmute The Ca\s, who tratled the Warnors by,, 61h\1 count "'th 7 05 left Ill the Uurd pertod, outscored the Pa rtite Confetence leaders, 39-21, 111 the next 13 nunutes lo take a 90-81 lead wtth s1x mmutes left m lhe game The vtctory moved the Cavs two games over 500 and gave them undisputed possesSion of second place m the eastern conference They lead Houston by a half game. The Warriors are now 32-23 wtth a 6 <\-game lead lead over Seattle and Phoerux In the ABA Thursday mght, lndtana edged Vtrgtma, 107105, Memphts beat St L<lws, 120-114, and Denver bypassed Utah, 116-112 Paeers 107, Squires 105· Indtana's Darnell Htlhnan blocked a shot by Red Robbtns wtth one semnd left to preserve the vtctory for lndtana The Squtres outscored Indiana, 32 16, m the last quarter, rallymg from a 21).pomt deftctt to wtthm a bucket Indtana was led by George McGtnms wtth 26 Jtmmy Cicamon~. who topped all scorers wtth 23 pomts mcludmg 16 m the ftrst half, put the Cavs ahead to stay, 72-71 wtth a thtee-pomt pia) w1th only 21 seconds gone m the fmal penod 'I usually dun I shoot much m a game but I was getting my shots tomght,' satd Clearnons, who btl on 10 of 14 fteld goals Bobby Smtih, who held htghTournament D1rector Gene scormg Rtch Barry to 20 po10ts Oesch today remmded area and hrushed wtth 15 pomts, cage fans t11at the French Ct t) swtshed a 15-footer wtth 15 Freshman Basketball Tour- seconds left to put the game out nament wtll begm at 2 15 p m of reach Saturday m the Galha Barry, who hit on only 3 of 8 Academ) High School gym from the held 111 the ftrst Ftrst rourd actton wtll ptt penod, fmtshed wtth 8 of 19 Southwestern agamst Metgs from the floor and sat out the fhe second contest sends !mal 61> nunutes. Wahama agamst Athens Thtrd game wtll ptt North Gallla No games , No gtmm1cs agamst Kyger Creek and the last contes t of the day fmds Southern taktng on Galha Academy Second round (setm-fmals) wtll ptt Saturday's w10ners agamst each other beg10mng at :1 30 p m Monday Consolatton game and ftnals wtll be played Feb 22, begmmng at 4 p m potnts and Kevm Joyce with 20 Sounds 120, Spirits 114: George Carl\lr scored 34 pomts and Tom Owens hlt for 24 to lead Memphis past St. L<luiS Marvm Barnes paced St L<lws wtth 30 pomts, Gus Gerard had 29 and Maunce Lucas 19. Nuggets 116, stars 112: Denver scored 14 points from the foul hne m the fourth quarter to down the Stars, who gave up a total of 30 pomts on free throws Utah'8 Ron Boone scored a professiOnal career-htgh 40 potnts, 26 m the first half, but a balanced srurmg attack by Denver and the free throws made the difference Ralph Sunpson and Mack Calvm scored 23 pomts each for Denver whtle Jan Van Breda Kolff added 16 Frosh meet PERFECT RECORD - The Gtrls' basketball team at Southern High School10 Racme, has a perfect season at 4-0 thus far The gtrls are playmg m new uniforms purchased by the Gtrls' Athleltc Boosters Southern wtll host the Gtrls' Invttational tournament begmrung March 10 wtth the ftnals to be played March 14 and 15 Team members ere front kneeling, 1-r, Melante Waldrug, Cindy Roush, Cheryl Roseberry, Karen Gu10ther and Debbte Roush, back row, Connee Andrews, coach , Jay Ord, .JenruferMugrage, Brenda Lawrence, Cheryl Lark10s, Becky Sayre and Jean Rttchhart Nancy Roy was absent Southern gals edge KC 56-54 RACINE - Tuesday mght the Southern Htgh gtrls baske Iball team coached by Mrs Con nee Andrews "on thetr fourth stratght game, thts one over Kyger Creek by a score of 56-54. Southern led all the way except for the fourth quarter when Kyger put on a dnve to overtake them U:admg scorer for Kyger was Wanda Saxon \\tth 35 pomts Today's Top scorers for Southern were Cher~l Larkms wtlh 24, Cmdy Roush 21, and Jenmfet Mug rage 7 Bestdes the players ment10ned above Brenda Lawrence and Becky Sayre have been htgh scorers tn prevtous contests Southern wtll tangle wtth the Eastern g1rls at Eastern on Feb 19 at 5 30 p m Rio at Urbana Saturday; Redmen eye tourney spot The Rto Grande Redmen, m hot contentton for a Dtstnc t 22 post season tournament berth, travel to Urbana Saturday for a return bout wtth the Blue Kmghts The Redmen, 12().75 vtctors over Urbana earher m the season~ are hotter than anybody on the Ohw college basketball scene and wtll be gmng for thetr tenth wtn m thetr last II outmgs Urbana ts led by lumbenng A J Colhns, a 6-9 sophomore out of Akron North Htgh School Collms, although by far not one of the qtuckest and most agile centers around, ts the top Urbana rebounder and scorer and pwnped tn 23 pomts whtle grabbmg 16 rebounds m the first meeting between the two teams Colhns, also renown for hts shot blockmg abthty, ts expect..d to be JOmed m the Blue Kmght starltng hneup by Ron Stoner, Bnan Boysel, Glenn Johnson and Steve Haughan Stoner, Boysel and Johnson JOined the btg man m double ftgures m that earher loss wt th 15, 12 and 11 pmnts respectively Stoner also gave the Blue Kmghts some added reboundmg strength wtlh 12 caroms m that first mectmg Rto wtll counter wtth ;. btg man of tts own m the name of Jtm (Eraser) Stewart Stewart, a 6-7, dropped m the wmnmg bucket agamst Malone a week ago and was I of 5 Redmen m twm ftgures agamst WHA Stand1ngs Bv Umted Press International East w 1 t pts gf ga New England 28 21 3 Ctevelnd 24 28 2 C't1 1cago lnd 1npls 19 34 I 11 38 3 59 17 d 18 3 50 157 172 39 180 Wesl w 1 t pts gf Houston 36 18 o 72 246 PhoeniX 28 23 6 62 208 San Diego 27 21 2 56 19 1 M1nnesot 27 23 1 lM 200 x Baltmr 14 37 3 31 126 Canad1an w I t pts gf 70 222 Quebec 35 18 0 Toronto 31 22 2 Vancovr 26 23 2 Edmntn 25 20 3 ~15 25 120 211 ga 167 186 173 171 224 ga 176 Tonight's game/! I SEOAL) Athens at Gatllpol s Ironton at Logan J ackson a t Me gs Wellslon a1 w~vPrlv (TRI VALLEY) Alexander at Federal Hoc kmg Warren Local at Be lpre Nelsonville York at V1nton Coun tv (SVACl Kyger Valley Creek M1th1gan Thursdav 's Results San 1ego 6 Balt1more 1 Quebec PhoeniX 3 • Fnday ' s G.ames Ind i anapoliS at New England Ch 1cago at Balt tmore Quebec at M•nnesota San D rego at Cleveland Houston at Wmnrpeg Toronto at Edmonton s at Symmes £Other s I Hannan Trace at Wahama Hannan W Va a1 So uth western Miller at North Ga l l1a SATURDAY ( SVACJ Eastern a1 Symmes Valley (Others) Portsmouth at Iron ton Po•n f P lea sant at Me1gs Tr.mb l e at Nelsonville York Norlh Gall1a a1 P1ke Eastern ( TUESDAY F eb 18) Wah am a at Nortll Gall a Hurr •cane at Po1nt Pleasant (FRIDAY, Feb 211 Pomt Pleasant at Ravenswood Wr;~hama ar Po ca (TUESDAY, Feb 251 Pomt Pleasan t a1 R 1pley £FRIDAY, Feb 27) Wahama at Pomt Pl easant ( SATURDAY Feb 28) W•nf•eld a t Wahama (2 p m J SEO frosh standings Team W L Logan 11 Athens GallipOliS P OP 3 677 424 11 3 542 481 9 5 606 545 9 5 541 4413 6 8 48 5 514 Ironton Me1gs Jackson Wellston 5 9 524 555 4 10 455 589 1 13 368 642 TOTALS S6 56 4198 4198 Thursday's results ----- PARIS (UP!) - Rodrtgo Valdes of Colombia will defend his world rruddleweight hUe (WBC) against French challenger Max Cohen April 12 m Grenoble, France, orgaruzers BIUlouitced WednesdaY night. "I keep the firm hope to gtve Franee her first world middleweight title smce Marcel Cerdan," Cohen said ) K•t Hardw1ck en A1d - !(ilion IM1cro. wave Oven) Also Doxol Reg . $1066 SALE sggg Propane Servrce Ridenour's Gas :>erYtce Phone 985-3307 Chesler, Oh10 I J T. V. & Appliance Expires Feb. 15 BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE Chester, Ohio 985-3301 By Un1ted Press Inter-national Eastern Conference Atlant iC DIVISIOn w I pet g b Boston 39 16 709 Buffalo 36 20 643 3 ' NewYork 27 28 491 12 Phi1adelpt11a 24 JJ 421 16 Central DIVISIOn w I pet g b Wash ngton 39 16 709 Cleveland 29 27 518 10 1 1 Houston 29 28 509 11 At l anta 23 36 390 18 New Orleans 8 45 151 30 Western Conference M 1dwest DIVISIOn w 1 pel g b Ch 1cago 33 22 60 0 Detro •! 32 '27 542 3 KC Omaha 30 27 526 4 M lwaukee 26 28 481 6 1' ' PaCifiC DIVISIOn w I pet g b Golden Stale 32 23 582 Sea ttl e 26 30 464 6 117 Phoen )C 24 28 462 6 117 Portland 23 32 418 9 Lo s Angeles 20 34 370 11 117 Thursdav's Results Cleveland 96 Golden 51 93 Fnday s Games KC Omaha at Buffalo Detro1t at Plliladelpt11a New Orleans at Houston Golden Sta te at Ch icago Cleveland at M I waukee Boslon at Phoenrx Port l and at Seatt le Atlanta at Los Angeles GOOD THRU MARCH 15, 1975 ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS N BA Stand1ngs per cent year paid on Regular Passbook Sav1ng1. No Mlntmum Interest from date of deposet to date of Withdrawal Interest com51;4 pounded quarterly d )MEIGS ~~RANCH The All Accounts Insured MODERN SUPPLY To S40,000 by FSLIC ~ LIABILITY - MEDICAL EXPENSE COLLISION and COMPREHENSIVE DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE Stop In For The Best In Insurance Homeowners - Auto- Bus10ess Mobile Home DAVIS INSURANCE Phone SERVICE Court St. 992-5120 114 We Represent: e::;tah' AutomohiJe Mutual fn,. Co. eWe"tern Reserve Mutual •Lightning Rod Mutual J99W. Mam 992 2164 Pomeroy, 0 The Store With" ALL KINDS OF STUFF" For Pets Gardens Stables Large & Small Animals Lawns sl060 to sl590 LESS per pair than reg. fall, 1974 prices! DELUXE 4-ply polyester cord STINSON SIGNS MONTREAL ( UPJ) Catcher Bob Stinson of the Montreal Expos Wednesday withdrew ffom arbitration proceedings Wednesday and stgned a 1975 contract With the club. The 29-year-old Stinson played ill 38 games last year and hit .172 Insurance? Ask About Our Special Budget Auto Pohcy Meat and Bone Meal makes Wayne Dog food good tasling and nutritious. Athens Countv Savmgs & Loan Co. 296 Second St Pomeroy, Oh1o ABA Stand1ngs By Un1ted Press lnternatronal Easl w 1 pet g b New York 40 14 741 Kenlucky 40 14 741 51 LOUIS 22 37 373 20 1h Memph iS 17 39 304 24 V1rg1n a 12 44 214 29 West w 1 pel g b Denver 45 14 763 San Anton1o 37 26 587 lnd1ana 27 28 491 Utah 25 33 431 San D1ego 21 37 362 Thursdav's Results l nd1ana 107 s an Anton1o 105 Memph iS 120 51 LOUI S 114 Denver 1 16 Ulah 112 Frrday's Garnes V•rg•nra at MemphiS New York at San D1 ego ARE YOU. • • Interested m Real Value and Low Cost " 50 lb. Bag Pro Standings It is not a cut rate product. Just a poltcy fa g1ve you the protectiOn you want. 8 H.P. WHEEL HORSE TRACTOR 37 Wellston 24 Ironton 36 Logan 33 Wa ver ly Gtbson ST LOUIS (UP!) - Outftelder Reggte Smtih and mftelder T~ddy Marllnez Thursday agreed to 1975 contracts wtth the St L<lws Cardinals 11.\ClllY IIUll'lliD\lS dogs lovell Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area Electnc Start Athens 33 GallipOliS n Jackson 32 Meigs 30 tho rued dealer for Zentth ro DEFEND TI'I1.E By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor NEW YORK (UPI) - Tony "Poosh 'Em Up" Lazzen never talked about tt He felt there was so much tgnorance and preJudtce on the part of people about the subJect that tt was better they didn't know of his affltctwn Tony Lazzen pla)ed second h 'St '" vears for the New York Yankees, handl10g the posttton a; tf ht • born there, and he was part of Murderers' Row, yet only llms" closest to hun knew he was an eptlepttc So was Grover Cleveland Alexander, who struck htm out wtth the hases full 10 the 1926 World Sertes There 1s sttll a great deal of tgnorance about eptlepsy today What ts known ts that 11 ts a disorder of the nervous system which comes m three types grand mal, pettt mal, and p:;ychtc eqwvalent or ps) chomotor attacks Also known ts that males are more commonly affected than females and most cases begm 10 chtldhood or adolescence That was when tl all started for Garry Howatt, who's play10g such a bang-up game now for the New York Islanders of the NHL and tsn't the lea st btl sel!-consctous about dtscuss10g hts conditiOn "I remember the ftrst tune I ever had a setzure I was 14 years old " says the Islanders' stocky 22-)ear-<Jld left w10ger, ,,'I \\as stck that day and d1dn't go to school I was lymg on the couch wtth a bad headache and bad feeling m my stomach and I remember my Dad commg m from domg the chores Oh, Jeez, 11 was really wetrd I dtdn't know what Jt was, but I knew 11 was had I was fnghtened The whole thing lasted about 10 mmutes I got stck, very stck all over afterwards." Epilepsy often ts accompamed by a convulston m whtch the \1Cl110 falls mvoluntartly Garry Howatt remembers falhng out of bed and htttmg his head on the floor when he was 17 and that was the last tune he had a setzure Hts conditton now ts controlled and the way he controls tt ts by taking a mysol10e ptll three tunes a day and a phenobarbital ptll once a day H you've ever seen Garry Ho\\all perform wtth the Islanders then you know hts condtUon doesn't handtcap him a btl He's always aggresstve, ready to go anytune. 11tey call hun the "Toy Ttger" because at 5 09 and 170 he takes on all comers 10 the league and one of the dectstons he owns ts over Phtladelphta's celebrated bad boy, Dave Schultz "I feel I'm JUSt as Itt as anybody else," says Howatt, who led the league With 30 maJor penalttes last season This year he's concentratmg more on scormg Due to some of the tgnorance about eptlepsy and the fact doctors dtdn't really learn to control tt until a relatiVely short t1me ago some \1CI1ms sttll have trouble fmdmg JObs Doctors have ad_.;sed eptlepllc patients to keep thetr condttion from thetr employers because of the preJudice which sllll extsts to some degree Garry Howatt doesn't go around broadcastmg hts condtllon, but netthcr does he make any secret of 11 When he was getttng h1s ftrst medical checkup wtth the Islanders, he voluntartly told the doctors what he had and asked them whether 11 would affect hts play10g They satd no pro\1dmg he kept the dtsorder under control "I used to get down a lot when I was younger," says Howatt, who comes !r010 Grand Center, Alberta "I used to wonder whether my condtbon would keep me from playmg hockey. My Mom and Dad always encouraged me They told me to keep worktng hard " Howatt dtd that He doesn't have aU the talent and fmesseill the world out on the tee but when tl comes to workmg hard, dtggmg m and gtvmg 11 ev~rything he's got, Garry Howatt ts right up there wtth the best of them Maybe even a little ahead I '• Saturday SiZI 87813 Black wall Plus SI 84FE T and old fire FREE MOUIV"IVG TWO SIGN SEOAL FRESHMEN ( Ftna ll 64 1J8 207 54 161 163 53 174 160 Waverly w.nnlpg 21 26 2 44 190 179 x Franct'llst transferred from o Urbana m that f11st enco unter Noe ts the top scorer for the Redmen thts wmter, htttmg at 17 5 pomts per game, whtle Bollmger IS averagmg 15 2 ppg and Davenport 12 2 Noe IS also the leadtng rebounder wtth 220 caroms whtle Bolhnger ha s hauled m 165 tntssed shots and Stewart 151 Rto , at 11-8 overall and 6-2 m the Mtd-Ohto Confe1ence, ts JIISI I game behmd lcagueleadmg Malone But the Cedarvtlle Yellow Jack ets who fell pre) to Urbana JUSt Tuesday evemng, ate ngh t on the Redmen's heels at 6-3 In othet MOC ac twn Saturday, Ttfftn hosts Cedarvtlle. and Ohto Dommtcan visits Malone Sport Parade will start • Strong smooth r1d1ng polyester cord body • W1de aggreSSI\Ie 7 nb tread for excellent tract1on handling and stab1hty • Cross-cut tread pattern Stmllar to our rad1alllres •Concave-molded tread g1ves full tread-h>road contact for long mtleage �,~ I 2- The l>luly Sent mel. Mlddlepull-l'<lllll'< v;, 0 , ~ rtday, Feb 14, 1975 Editorial comment, • • opznzon, features ~vening classes planned Mohj_lize Am~rica for survival By Louis Nizer Ju.~t as war is too important to leave H we were faced w1th rruhtary invaswn, our government would call upon us to make all neeessary sacrifices, even if tt meant the diSmanUmg of our homes, the surrender of our w generals, so an economic crisis possesSions and the rtsk of our hves. The fact IS that we face unpreeedented peril econorrucally, is too vital to leave to economists which may actually destroy our democracy, our freedom and Ea ch quarter Hocktn g Techntcal College offers a perhaps our bves Few democracies can survive mflation lil -Reductng heaUng and atr-condtUonmg levels and fillmg selectwn of c:ven - b ~ : ... .:. ...C!.. excess of 20 per cent vtolators, But our goverrunent refuses to race this criSIS Whtle people The course offenngs mclude -Prohibtting mght sports events and aU auto races; eourses £or wterest only and are suffermg. we a retold that the ''lllconvemence" ts temporary -Ehmmating duplicate atrline schedtiles, not only to credtt courses whtch prepare Consequently the remedies announced are trlVlal and comserve fuel, but also to atd the fmanctally ailing atrlines. and deepen the stud ent's unreahstlc, culmmatmg 10 propaganda buttons The enonnous savmgs of oil from thts program should We turn to economists for the truth They are divtded and career knowledge pro\1de a source of help to those nallons who wtll cooperate wtth The program ts attracttve to contradictory tn thetr nostrums, which unplies that no one knows us m reststing Arab gougmg people who are worktng how to stop inflation or deal w1th the 01! crtsts What better way to mduce the Arabs to cut pnces than a dual The reason that economiSts are confused IS that the remedtes throughout the day and also of tappmg new sources of energy and conserving old program full-t110e students who wtsh to which always worked, fat! now The "old religton" of ftscal ones' Such a deterrruned effort would be more effective than broaden thetr knowledge by responstbtlity and light money ts meffectual because there IS no entreaty or empty threat Ed Note Prtor to last November 's electiOn, Tom Tiede wrote a column CiltlcC::I l of New Hampsh1re samplmg different areas of longer an unqualifted free market There ts a new economtc The cost of energy IS only one of the contnbuUons to inflaUon structure Governor Meldrun Thomson and Ius admmtstratton of that sta te Under our policy to provtde an study which ts an illlernahonal problem Nevertheless, there are Desptte our anttlrust laws, there ts no unqualifted comopporturuty for answer to suth crtttcal optruon we are prtntlng thts 'rebuttal · by Wtlltam I oeb Thts Spnng quarter's domesllc remedtes publisher of New Hampshtre s largest datly newspaper, dtstnbuted b) Newspaper Enterpnse schedule of classes mcludes pettllon m the large mdustnes Through tariff and other devtces, We must uWize the untque geruus of Amertcan producti\1ty 1\ssoctaUon 1NEA ) murses which are applicable to we often protect our mdustrtes agamst fore1gn 11 tnVaston," thus to mcrease supplies until the price comes down all of th e college's 23 preventtng competitive prtctng Wtthout JUdgtng thts Therefore we ought to reverse the tight money policy, by By Wllllam Loeb technologtes plus electtve phenomenon, the fact ts that we do not any longer have a truly pro\1dmg funds at low mterest rates for manufacturillg or Acolwnn ofTom fiede's, published before last fall 's electiOn, made a very strong attack agatnst courses which are offered on free market That IS why lead10g economiSts are astoniShed butldmg This policy should be selecUve If huge sums are sought Meldrun Thomson , governor of New Hampshire, smcc re.;,lecled governor of the Gra mte State the the hasts of student mterest They hod inflatwn and recesston at the same tune - somethillg for nonproduchve mergers or acqutstUons, the present htgh only state of the 50" tthout an mcome or sales tax The followmg ts a hstng of which v1olates all orthodox economtc postulates mterest rates should be charged Just as warts too unportant to leave to generals, so econorruc As the pubhsher of New Hantpshtre s largest datly newspaper for almost 30 years, I am grateful murses (all for 3 credits except We should replemsh depleted hank funds by gmng tax for thts opportumty provtded by the Ne\\Spaper Enterprtse 1\ssoctation to reply to Mr Ttede and gtVc as IOdtcated) offered begummg <Ttsts ts too unportant to leave to economtsts Prestdent Truman exemptions for depostts up to a specifted amount, sunultaneously once c010plained about tra10ed economiSts. 'Whenc;er I ask March 24 some facts about Mel Thomson, one of the umque pohttcal figures on the U S political scene reqwrmg the banks to ~locate a certrun proporUon of thetr funds Governor Thomson ts an anathema to the pohtictans tn New Hampshtre He prefers not to pass One may regtstered for these thetr optruon, they say on the one hand, so-and-so, but on the for loans to manufacturers and butlders. out contracts to the pohtictans or make appomtments at the expense of the general public The classes the ftrst rught the class other hand, so.and-so On the one hand - but on the other hand I Tax advantages for manufacturers who install new equtpwould hke to meet an econormst wtth one hand 1" liberals also dtsltke htm because of hts tnststence on the baste morahttes, patriotism and rehgton IS sc heduled . Co ntact Roy ment or build new plants should be mcreased Well, professiOnally speaking, I am a one-handed economtst, Elected as governor two years ago on an economy platform, he refused to accept a $12,500 salary Palmer, Dtrector of Adult There IS no alternative to restormg wage and pnce controls increase provtded by the Legislature He satd that economy m the state goverrunenl should first ConUnu10g Ed , for further and I dare to make a proposal I am aware of the many objections (some cogent) to controls No one ttem of my suggested program may be foolproof, but begm wtth the governor The governor's office needed a refurbtshing and Governor Thomson dtd so information, call 753-3591 But they do provtde a temporary brake, which prevents stores at hts expense m sptte of the fact that while ftnanctally comfortable, he IS not a wealthy or n ch man Fundamentals of Electrtctty, collectively they would create a wmn10g momentwn from pastmg new prtce labels over old ones several times a day, Governor Thomson has kept hts economy pledge Offtctal polls mdicate the per captta burden of Tues & Th 5 30-8 10 To overcome the paralysts on the energy front, we should or mcreasmg wages whtch are sunply passed on m htgher prtces, taxes in New Hampshtre IS the lowest tn the nation Thts mtracle has been achteved wtth schools, Human Sexuality, Tues 5 31). thus benefttmg no one. mobthze the leading sctenUsts of the natton m a new Manhattan roads and other servtces JUSt as good or better than those supphed to c11lzens m adJotmng states of 8 10 Inordillate illventortes should be taxed to prevent artiftclal Vermont and Maine. Both those states have sales and mcome taxes Intro to Psychology, Tues ProJect to dtscover and create new sources of energy The buymg m anhcipation of a pnce rtse venture should be fmanced by up to $5 btllion dollars from the Mr Ttede's remark, "He has threatened to go to \\ar wtth netghbormg states over borders and 8 10-10 40 Substanhal tax illcreases should be le\1ed on htgh mcomes defense budget There can be no better use for defense other disputes," ts hardly accurate. There was sunply a vtgorous dispute between the lobstermen of Accounting III, Tues 5 3(). and extraordinary corporate profits, wtth speciftc exemptions Thts army of sctenttsts would be mstructed to develop m 1975 Mame and New Hampshtre over the border between the two states '11tts has now been dectded by 8 10 for the remvestment of proftts mto production (not 1980) mutual agreement between the two states Pubhc Fmance, Th 8 00 The greatest gam from such a program would be the (1) A technologtcal "brush" to remove pollutants from coal Mr. Ttede says that the governor "refused to allow authortUes to remove ftve battered children Pohce Operattons. Wed 5 30response of the Amertcan people so that we can use our enormous reserves - wh1ch could supply from a foster home because of his vtew that foster parents are all 'patrtollc' "Not so Netghbors, the 8 10. In a crtslS, the people are magnificent us for 500 years - wtthout ecologtcal sacriftce; local mmister and other responstble people m the commumty asserted that the chtldren were well Bus10ess Law, Wed 8 10But they must be called upon to make sacriftcesfor a defilltte (2) Solar energy - the technology ts available now, actaken care of by the foster parents The chtldren themselves asked to be allowed to remam as a 10 50 goal When there is a blackout, a flood, an earthquake, or war cordmg to sctenttsts ill the fteld, to transport thts clean, free famtly untt In that very same foster home. Based on thts mformatton and the destres of the children, Matt 0 , Wed 5 30-8 10 the people do not mind sufferillg hardship to atd the emergency, the governor forbade the welfare department movmg the children Eng Drawmg II, Tues & Th energy to earth, \1Ctims or cause They do so ahnost JOyfully (3) Shale otl m sttu-a process for extractmg shale ml unMr. Ttede further charged that the governor had bankrupted a hterary magaztne The governor 8.10-10 40 H the target IS clear, there ts a release of synergtshc energy stmply would not allow state funds to be given a magazme whtch pubhshed an obscene, vulgar and Laws of Arrest, Search & derground has already been patented, three states have enough which leadership can call forth The Prestdent should understand shale oil to solve our energy shortage, disgusting poem The attorney general of New Hampshtre, not appomted by the governor, supported Setzure, Wed 8 10-10 40 that pohtically such a strong program of sacriftce would be the governor in thts move (4) TransformaUon of garbsge mto otl and gas, whtch IS Commumcatms III, Mon advantageous to hun The people resent the paralysiS of maction already bemg done on a small scale, thus rtdding ourselves of Mr Tiede accused the governor of "repeatedly refemng to homosexuals as perverts from wlltch 8 10-10 50 or the prescrtption of an asptrm ptll for a cancer the pubhc needs protection "That ts a true statement The amazmg thmg ts that Mr Tiede should Developmental Psycholog), excess waste, There is a prmciple of action whtch IS msuffictently ob(5 ) Economtc nuclear po\\er, wtth safeguards to elunmate asswne there IS anything wrong wtth this statement We beheve tbe governor's postUon agamst Mon 5 30-8 10 served Whenever a problem ts so difficult that the avatlable sodomltes Is representahve of at least 95 per cent of Amertcan pubbc op!mon Pollttcal Sctence II, Wed pubhc fear, chotces are full of defects, the tendency IS to procrastmate, and (6) Hydro power, wmd power or other de\1ces whtch a new Mr. Tiede attacks New Hampshtre as havtng beliefs "rooted m the values of the 17th century ' 5.30-8 10 ultimately evade by non-<tclton But if a choice ts made and one of Manhattan ProJect can develop as, once before, we developed Good values 10 any century are sitU good values Sctence makes changes m mformatton as man 's Speech, Wed. 8 10-10 50 the unpleasant alternatives IS put mto action, a momentwn IS knowledge expands but truth, loyalty, freedom, honesty and thrift have been valued smce the Ume of Pohce Admtmstratton II, Th arttftctal rubber and the atorruc bomb on short notice Mean- created for tl,like the draft of a race car which gtves added speed ChriSt and are still good values. while, we should reduce energy consumption by a wartune-like to the car behind 5 30-8 10 program which mcludes The readers of thiS arUcle in other states, we beheve, would be happy to have a thrtfty governor Baste Photography, Th 8 10The onl,y caullon IS not to stop rrudway, when some of the - Blackmg out all ciUes, except for ordmary street lights as who Uves the sunple life wtthout pretense Mrs Thomson, unless she ts holding some large offtc1al 10 40 predicted difflculhes are encountered See tt through Will 1t affair, cares for the governor's manston and cooks the governor's and her own meals Adv Pollee Photography, a hedge agamst crune, through Be rum Then great results will be achieved, despite - Taxmg large autos\\hich are not used m car pools, Mrs Thomson makes light of Ute work connected wtth her famous pancake breakfasts for 10 Th 5 30-8 10 some of the unpleasantness of the program. ThiS ts the mtracle of legtslators each legtslattve mormng New Hampshire has 424 members of tts House and Senate and ts -Imposmg a htgh gasolme tax as well as alternate-<lay gas leadership' CrliOmaltstlcs I , Th 5 30rallonmg , thus the third largest legtslative body m the Enghsh-speaking world Mrs Thomson says, 'We have 8 10 A slogan IS not a remedy It IS useful as a symbol of a - Pro\1dmg rush-hour buses to augment mass transtt, SIX children and tl ts not unusual for them to brtng along guests at mealtimes, so I often cooked breakNtght Fteld Btology (2 ), Mon fully energized. We are mtred m pessUOJsm on all program fastfor at least ten people There ts nothmg new about that " - Enactmg strtct htghway speed lllJ1lts, 6 00-9 00 stdes. No problem IS hopeless Only mdmduals are hopeless Incidentally, the maple syrup served at those breakfasts ts made by the governor h1mself '!be - Finmg operators of offtce bwldings whtch are totally lit at about problems Instead of the WIN buttons, it rrught be well to Beekeepmg, Tues 7 00-9 · 00 governor's favorite recreaUon ts workmg on his Mt Cube Farm etther m the sugar bush or m hts One unusual new course 1s rught; remember that the word Americans ends wtth I can fields one m "Bee Keepmg" begmMrs. Thomson has been known to sl.ell peas from the Thomson garden for lunch for cabmet of- nmg the week of March 24 on ficers as she sits on the back seat of the governor's car dnvmg down from the farm to the governor s Tuesday everungs from 7 to mansion In Concord while the governor does his work m the front seat 9 30 The course wtll be limtted So we might end by askmg Mr Ttede "What's wrong wtth an hones~ thrtfty Slmple-hvmg to 25 parttctpants Wilham BARBS governor who has given the state honest, econ010tcal government so that New Hampshtre today IS the Airson wtll be the mstructor By PHIL PASTORET only state tn the naUon without a sales or mcome tax '" COLUMBUS - Tbe Ohto reclamaUon standards are met prtor to the hear10g to the Airson has had 20 years Department of Natural based on planned future uses of ReclamatiOn Dtvtson In Congress and the Prestdent expenence wtth bees Last DNR ) ts reminding mmmg areas The hearmg IS Colwnbus. Resources ( aren't talkmg they re yelling year alone he took over 500 at one another Ohtoans of a pubhc hearmg scheduled for 10 a m m pounds of honey from his colomes At present he has 20 The mmtster gnpes that the Tuesday, Feb. 18 on proposed Hearing Room 2, Oh10 colomes (hives), but he plans smallest portions these days perfonnance standards for the Departments Butldmg, 65 South Front St , Colwnbus. to expand to 30 soon He has are round on the colleclion Ohto Surface M10e Law The rules have been Coptes of the proposed rules three aptartes (bee yards) The plate proposed by DNR's DtVISton of are available from the Dt\1ston murse wtll also mclude, for ReclamatiOn to ensure public of Reclamatwn, Ohto those mterested, a vtstt to his safety, protect property bor- Department of Natural aptartes dermg surface mimng Resources , Butldmg B, The aun of the course ts to operatiOns and guarantee that Fountam Square, Colwnbus, tram students 1n "Bee COLUMBUS (UPJ) - 11te Ohto 43224 Persons wishmg to 1975 Mtdwestern Governors By Lawrence E. Lamb, M D. mean that you must use the Keepmg" By the end of the thmk you need to fmd a good testify at the hearmg should Conference wtU be held m course, the student should be DEAR DR LAMB - I'm one energy vou consume. or 1t Will Why dtd they authonze btgger gym program, wtth someone to prepare a wrttten statement Cincmnati July 20-24, Gov. ableJo set up his or her aptary htghway trucks JUst after we of the 50 per eent of Amencans be stored as fat Most people mstruct you m these types of and operate 11 safely for the record. Wrttlen James A Rhodes announced who are over\\etght I've been thmk that means runmng tt off boughl a rmmmtmcar? exerc1ses, and g1ve 1t a try. It IS AI Capone was an mfanstatements may be submttted Thursday. battling overwetght for 10 or \\Orkmg tt orr However the The course Will cost $45 Why are nagg1ng spouses tryman m the U S Army dunng \\Orth seetng \\hat you can do Regtstratton can be acfor the record m lieu of oral years 1 ever smce my body normally uses far more "The purpose of the conferalways programmed with World War I for )Ourself I do thmk, though , test110ony by sending them ence ts to provtde a fortun for comphshed that mght or by reruns? hysterectomy I'm 62 now 5- colones JUSt stltmg around tt should be a supen'lsed contactmg Roy Palmer, foot-6 and wetghed around 125 than 11 does It om dati} acttvtt} the governors of the rrudwestprogram at the start to be sure to 130 pounds unhl 10 years Yottr body has Sllnply qut t Director of Adult Contillumg , . . , - - - - - - - - -----; ern states to discuss matters of vo u don't overdo anVthmg . Education, Hockmg Techrucal ago. That's when I had surger\' usmg as many calort es at rest . mutual mterest and concern," College, Route I Nelsonvtlle, or ..... and the trouble began Rhodes satd as tl once dtd. and the usual phone 753-3591 I've been on the Wetght reason ts because of loss of Rhodes satd 15 governors Watchers plan but gamed on muscle mass and more than 500 staff thetr allotment of 1400 calortes members from Illinois, InThose \\ho want a dtet a day. Only by cutting lhe dtel program can wnte to me at P FACTS diana, Iowa, Kansas, Kenm half to 700 calortes a day 0 Box 1551, Radto Cttv Statton, tucky, Mtchtgan, Millnesota, could I lose wetght At tlus New York. N Y 10019 and ask Mtssoun, Nebraska, North level !I took me 16 week to lose for the booklet on los111g Dakota, Ohto, Oklahoma, SIX pounds South Dakota, West Virgmta \\Ctght Send 50 cents to cover I've kept records of costs and Wtsconsm, wtll attend"the everythmg I eat for months 14th annual event. Women tend to have a drop 111 and \\etghed tt all on posiagc the use of ea lones at rest after "Wtth such problems as the scales to calculate my cal ones age 40. and Ule mtddle.age energy criSIS, unemployment Richard A Metzger, Monta Doctors JUSt brush astde m) spread begms L<lts of light and mflation sweepmg the Sue Metzger to Farmers Home data and gtve me dtet hsts that activtly, mcludmg housework nalton, the conference will offer state offtcials an opcause me to gam wetght, not <1nd "a! king, may not load the Adm , lot, Syracuse. William Houdashelt, Nora lose 11 Dtetictans are JUS! as muscles enough to mamtam portunity to work together 111 Houdashelt to Wtlllam bad. When I get a 1200 calon e thetr stze They begm to shnnk understanding and solving diet wtlh 80 grams of protem. I and the body starts changmg Houdashelt, Nora Houdashelt, of these complex some Pro football s game atten Parcels, Syracuse start gatntng wetght. situations facmg rrudwestern dance mcludmg pre-season and from muscle to fat Soon you &nith, Imogene Darrell E post season games rose to an states today," satd Rhodes. Other than thts problem I am are Ln a VICIOUS Circle The Jess healthy and very achve My muscle and Ihe more fat you Gay Smtih to Garheld all-,tme h•gh of 15 500 586 111 thyrotd ts on the low •tde but have the fatter you get, and the Stzemore, Edna Sizemore, 1973 The World AlmanJc says 'Rie Qailv Sentinel not abrorma: or low enough to less energy you need at rest John Anderson , Gat! Ann Federal legtslallon requtred LIEVOTED.,u IHt: INTER &ST OF Anderson, Parcels, RuUand reqwre a supplement Just I approve of walkmg and ""fiiGS·MASON AREA clubs telet•aststotf appear any gameonwas sold Clayton D Howell, Ruth D. CHflTER L TANNEHILl what can a person do? Have s1m1lar endurance exerCises, out 72 hours prtor to ktckoff euc. Ed. you any suggestions for us but tn a case hke }Ours, a good Howell to Arthur Hensley, Dunn~ the regular season 9 48 ROURT HOEFLICH Dorothy ~ensley, Lots, per cenl of the ttckets sold were City Editor hungry, fat people' muSI.'le bmldmg and mam- Pageville ,_,Ubllth~d dallv eKcept Salurdey bv Ttle Oh10 Valley not u•ed In 1972 when tenance program ts needed II P,ubllthlng Company, 111 lthamar D Weed, Exec , games were blacked out DEAR READER - You are doesn 't take too much lime Court St Pomeroy , OhiQ Besse Anne Weed, dec., to per cenl of the tickets sold were 0769 Busfnen Ofllce Phone not alone I must conclude each week, e1lher n2-2156 Edllorill Pl'tone 992 Richard D Seyler, Neb a E not used 2U7 from the rest of your letter that Most people don't un... S•cond clus poatagt Pi lei •t you· are tndeed an active derstand muscle l>wtld111g Seyler, Lots, Pomeroy. ... om•ro')' , Ofllo Harry Robert Steele, Martha N•tlon•t eav•rtl$lng Parcel, Sutton person. The secret m many trammg You don 't need ~.tPrtUIH .. flv• Bottln~lli J Steele to Kenneth B Ruth Hood to Gladys , . , uoel/agtJ•r. lnc, 12 East 42nd cases such as yours is not the herma-producmg stramm g s t:.t ~tw York N•w York Lawson, Dorothy L. Lawson, Parcel, Sutton diet or the dally activtty It ts acllvt ty ~Ublcrlpdon (ates l,.tght wetghts, L<lt, Syracuse Dellv Jrtd by carrl•r W'h~r• Bertha M Lievillg, Leona M how much mllS"le, not fat, that sprmgs, modthed tsometnc Avtll.blt 7S ctnlt Ptr W!lk C. HarriSOn Hersman, dec. to Lievillg to Bernard V. Full:<, Br Motor Routt wh•re carrie; you have Thts ts the one thmg contrachons and cah"Jtemc .. rvlu,. not evlllebl•. on., RoL.!rt R Hersman, Aff. for Lots, Mmersville that most weight control plans exerctses that use your body as month , U 25, lh m111 l n Ohio Trans , Salem. and W VI, Ont Yt•r , 522.00 Bernard V Fultz, Betty J have tgnored, and it can be a wetght are all useful m lhts Sht monrtt,, 11\ so , Thre~ Sybtl Ebersbach, Comm , Fultz to Bertha M Lievmg, monttu , 11 QO Elllwhtre devastahng. regard Good examples here Joseplt', H Hood, dec, to l26 00 Ytlf" . SIJII mont~s LeoDA M Lfev mg , Lots, $1J so. tt'lret monrha, 11 so 1 The baSte laws of energy are the pushup and chmup I 1 Gladys :Jood, Ruth Hood , MillerSVIlle Subs.criP,tlon prlct lfltfudet. II _ _.___,'-""""'--'---'=._ '-+d '-'0-'t T Cavs eye first playoff berth By United Press Interuallunal Four games m four mghts may hother coach Btll F1tch, bul tt doesn't seem to bother the Cleveland Cava hers who appear to be headed for thetr ftrst Natwnal Basketball 1\ssoctallon playoff berth Ftlch watched hts men bounce hack m the fourth pertod of the only NBA game Thursday mght to grab a 96-93 dectston over the Golden State Rebuttal The only state without either Warnors "Our play the last three rughts has been a beautiful example of tlungs that go overlooked m pro sports You have to pay the prtce to wm and beheve me, we patd the pnce. ' satd Fttch, who has gutded his team to ftve stratght vtctones and seven of thetr last etghl While Ftlch was paytng the JX'ICe for "10rung, Golden State a sales or income tax! Surface mine standards to get airing DR. LAMB Cincinnati to host governors Reader needs more muscle four July days Meigs WORLD ALMANAC Property Transfers loca l~==~~a:~~~==;; ,,_,.,,IMt v I ,.. -I ' I ' ( co«ch AI Attics "as looking for a wmnmg combmat1on for his first-place Wamms " We !1.,1Ve only won f1ve games Since the All.St.ar break and I m not getlmg the overall performance from all my pia yet' !'he bench ts not contr1butmg hke 1t shou ld · satd Allies The Warnors, "ho turned 16 Cleveland lut novet·s mto 13 pomts over the ftrst three penods wlule losmg the hall 12 tunes, tm ned It over to the Cavs stx tunes m the fmal mmute The Ca\s, who tratled the Warnors by,, 61h\1 count "'th 7 05 left Ill the Uurd pertod, outscored the Pa rtite Confetence leaders, 39-21, 111 the next 13 nunutes lo take a 90-81 lead wtth s1x mmutes left m lhe game The vtctory moved the Cavs two games over 500 and gave them undisputed possesSion of second place m the eastern conference They lead Houston by a half game. The Warriors are now 32-23 wtth a 6 <\-game lead lead over Seattle and Phoerux In the ABA Thursday mght, lndtana edged Vtrgtma, 107105, Memphts beat St L<lws, 120-114, and Denver bypassed Utah, 116-112 Paeers 107, Squires 105· Indtana's Darnell Htlhnan blocked a shot by Red Robbtns wtth one semnd left to preserve the vtctory for lndtana The Squtres outscored Indiana, 32 16, m the last quarter, rallymg from a 21).pomt deftctt to wtthm a bucket Indtana was led by George McGtnms wtth 26 Jtmmy Cicamon~. who topped all scorers wtth 23 pomts mcludmg 16 m the ftrst half, put the Cavs ahead to stay, 72-71 wtth a thtee-pomt pia) w1th only 21 seconds gone m the fmal penod 'I usually dun I shoot much m a game but I was getting my shots tomght,' satd Clearnons, who btl on 10 of 14 fteld goals Bobby Smtih, who held htghTournament D1rector Gene scormg Rtch Barry to 20 po10ts Oesch today remmded area and hrushed wtth 15 pomts, cage fans t11at the French Ct t) swtshed a 15-footer wtth 15 Freshman Basketball Tour- seconds left to put the game out nament wtll begm at 2 15 p m of reach Saturday m the Galha Barry, who hit on only 3 of 8 Academ) High School gym from the held 111 the ftrst Ftrst rourd actton wtll ptt penod, fmtshed wtth 8 of 19 Southwestern agamst Metgs from the floor and sat out the fhe second contest sends !mal 61> nunutes. Wahama agamst Athens Thtrd game wtll ptt North Gallla No games , No gtmm1cs agamst Kyger Creek and the last contes t of the day fmds Southern taktng on Galha Academy Second round (setm-fmals) wtll ptt Saturday's w10ners agamst each other beg10mng at :1 30 p m Monday Consolatton game and ftnals wtll be played Feb 22, begmmng at 4 p m potnts and Kevm Joyce with 20 Sounds 120, Spirits 114: George Carl\lr scored 34 pomts and Tom Owens hlt for 24 to lead Memphis past St. L<luiS Marvm Barnes paced St L<lws wtth 30 pomts, Gus Gerard had 29 and Maunce Lucas 19. Nuggets 116, stars 112: Denver scored 14 points from the foul hne m the fourth quarter to down the Stars, who gave up a total of 30 pomts on free throws Utah'8 Ron Boone scored a professiOnal career-htgh 40 potnts, 26 m the first half, but a balanced srurmg attack by Denver and the free throws made the difference Ralph Sunpson and Mack Calvm scored 23 pomts each for Denver whtle Jan Van Breda Kolff added 16 Frosh meet PERFECT RECORD - The Gtrls' basketball team at Southern High School10 Racme, has a perfect season at 4-0 thus far The gtrls are playmg m new uniforms purchased by the Gtrls' Athleltc Boosters Southern wtll host the Gtrls' Invttational tournament begmrung March 10 wtth the ftnals to be played March 14 and 15 Team members ere front kneeling, 1-r, Melante Waldrug, Cindy Roush, Cheryl Roseberry, Karen Gu10ther and Debbte Roush, back row, Connee Andrews, coach , Jay Ord, .JenruferMugrage, Brenda Lawrence, Cheryl Lark10s, Becky Sayre and Jean Rttchhart Nancy Roy was absent Southern gals edge KC 56-54 RACINE - Tuesday mght the Southern Htgh gtrls baske Iball team coached by Mrs Con nee Andrews "on thetr fourth stratght game, thts one over Kyger Creek by a score of 56-54. Southern led all the way except for the fourth quarter when Kyger put on a dnve to overtake them U:admg scorer for Kyger was Wanda Saxon \\tth 35 pomts Today's Top scorers for Southern were Cher~l Larkms wtlh 24, Cmdy Roush 21, and Jenmfet Mug rage 7 Bestdes the players ment10ned above Brenda Lawrence and Becky Sayre have been htgh scorers tn prevtous contests Southern wtll tangle wtth the Eastern g1rls at Eastern on Feb 19 at 5 30 p m Rio at Urbana Saturday; Redmen eye tourney spot The Rto Grande Redmen, m hot contentton for a Dtstnc t 22 post season tournament berth, travel to Urbana Saturday for a return bout wtth the Blue Kmghts The Redmen, 12().75 vtctors over Urbana earher m the season~ are hotter than anybody on the Ohw college basketball scene and wtll be gmng for thetr tenth wtn m thetr last II outmgs Urbana ts led by lumbenng A J Colhns, a 6-9 sophomore out of Akron North Htgh School Collms, although by far not one of the qtuckest and most agile centers around, ts the top Urbana rebounder and scorer and pwnped tn 23 pomts whtle grabbmg 16 rebounds m the first meeting between the two teams Colhns, also renown for hts shot blockmg abthty, ts expect..d to be JOmed m the Blue Kmght starltng hneup by Ron Stoner, Bnan Boysel, Glenn Johnson and Steve Haughan Stoner, Boysel and Johnson JOined the btg man m double ftgures m that earher loss wt th 15, 12 and 11 pmnts respectively Stoner also gave the Blue Kmghts some added reboundmg strength wtlh 12 caroms m that first mectmg Rto wtll counter wtth ;. btg man of tts own m the name of Jtm (Eraser) Stewart Stewart, a 6-7, dropped m the wmnmg bucket agamst Malone a week ago and was I of 5 Redmen m twm ftgures agamst WHA Stand1ngs Bv Umted Press International East w 1 t pts gf ga New England 28 21 3 Ctevelnd 24 28 2 C't1 1cago lnd 1npls 19 34 I 11 38 3 59 17 d 18 3 50 157 172 39 180 Wesl w 1 t pts gf Houston 36 18 o 72 246 PhoeniX 28 23 6 62 208 San Diego 27 21 2 56 19 1 M1nnesot 27 23 1 lM 200 x Baltmr 14 37 3 31 126 Canad1an w I t pts gf 70 222 Quebec 35 18 0 Toronto 31 22 2 Vancovr 26 23 2 Edmntn 25 20 3 ~15 25 120 211 ga 167 186 173 171 224 ga 176 Tonight's game/! I SEOAL) Athens at Gatllpol s Ironton at Logan J ackson a t Me gs Wellslon a1 w~vPrlv (TRI VALLEY) Alexander at Federal Hoc kmg Warren Local at Be lpre Nelsonville York at V1nton Coun tv (SVACl Kyger Valley Creek M1th1gan Thursdav 's Results San 1ego 6 Balt1more 1 Quebec PhoeniX 3 • Fnday ' s G.ames Ind i anapoliS at New England Ch 1cago at Balt tmore Quebec at M•nnesota San D rego at Cleveland Houston at Wmnrpeg Toronto at Edmonton s at Symmes £Other s I Hannan Trace at Wahama Hannan W Va a1 So uth western Miller at North Ga l l1a SATURDAY ( SVACJ Eastern a1 Symmes Valley (Others) Portsmouth at Iron ton Po•n f P lea sant at Me1gs Tr.mb l e at Nelsonville York Norlh Gall1a a1 P1ke Eastern ( TUESDAY F eb 18) Wah am a at Nortll Gall a Hurr •cane at Po1nt Pleasant (FRIDAY, Feb 211 Pomt Pleasant at Ravenswood Wr;~hama ar Po ca (TUESDAY, Feb 251 Pomt Pleasan t a1 R 1pley £FRIDAY, Feb 27) Wahama at Pomt Pl easant ( SATURDAY Feb 28) W•nf•eld a t Wahama (2 p m J SEO frosh standings Team W L Logan 11 Athens GallipOliS P OP 3 677 424 11 3 542 481 9 5 606 545 9 5 541 4413 6 8 48 5 514 Ironton Me1gs Jackson Wellston 5 9 524 555 4 10 455 589 1 13 368 642 TOTALS S6 56 4198 4198 Thursday's results ----- PARIS (UP!) - Rodrtgo Valdes of Colombia will defend his world rruddleweight hUe (WBC) against French challenger Max Cohen April 12 m Grenoble, France, orgaruzers BIUlouitced WednesdaY night. "I keep the firm hope to gtve Franee her first world middleweight title smce Marcel Cerdan," Cohen said ) K•t Hardw1ck en A1d - !(ilion IM1cro. wave Oven) Also Doxol Reg . $1066 SALE sggg Propane Servrce Ridenour's Gas :>erYtce Phone 985-3307 Chesler, Oh10 I J T. V. & Appliance Expires Feb. 15 BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE Chester, Ohio 985-3301 By Un1ted Press Inter-national Eastern Conference Atlant iC DIVISIOn w I pet g b Boston 39 16 709 Buffalo 36 20 643 3 ' NewYork 27 28 491 12 Phi1adelpt11a 24 JJ 421 16 Central DIVISIOn w I pet g b Wash ngton 39 16 709 Cleveland 29 27 518 10 1 1 Houston 29 28 509 11 At l anta 23 36 390 18 New Orleans 8 45 151 30 Western Conference M 1dwest DIVISIOn w 1 pel g b Ch 1cago 33 22 60 0 Detro •! 32 '27 542 3 KC Omaha 30 27 526 4 M lwaukee 26 28 481 6 1' ' PaCifiC DIVISIOn w I pet g b Golden Stale 32 23 582 Sea ttl e 26 30 464 6 117 Phoen )C 24 28 462 6 117 Portland 23 32 418 9 Lo s Angeles 20 34 370 11 117 Thursdav's Results Cleveland 96 Golden 51 93 Fnday s Games KC Omaha at Buffalo Detro1t at Plliladelpt11a New Orleans at Houston Golden Sta te at Ch icago Cleveland at M I waukee Boslon at Phoenrx Port l and at Seatt le Atlanta at Los Angeles GOOD THRU MARCH 15, 1975 ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS N BA Stand1ngs per cent year paid on Regular Passbook Sav1ng1. 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WHEEL HORSE TRACTOR 37 Wellston 24 Ironton 36 Logan 33 Wa ver ly Gtbson ST LOUIS (UP!) - Outftelder Reggte Smtih and mftelder T~ddy Marllnez Thursday agreed to 1975 contracts wtth the St L<lws Cardinals 11.\ClllY IIUll'lliD\lS dogs lovell Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area Electnc Start Athens 33 GallipOliS n Jackson 32 Meigs 30 tho rued dealer for Zentth ro DEFEND TI'I1.E By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor NEW YORK (UPI) - Tony "Poosh 'Em Up" Lazzen never talked about tt He felt there was so much tgnorance and preJudtce on the part of people about the subJect that tt was better they didn't know of his affltctwn Tony Lazzen pla)ed second h 'St '" vears for the New York Yankees, handl10g the posttton a; tf ht • born there, and he was part of Murderers' Row, yet only llms" closest to hun knew he was an eptlepttc So was Grover Cleveland Alexander, who struck htm out wtth the hases full 10 the 1926 World Sertes There 1s sttll a great deal of tgnorance about eptlepsy today What ts known ts that 11 ts a disorder of the nervous system which comes m three types grand mal, pettt mal, and p:;ychtc eqwvalent or ps) chomotor attacks Also known ts that males are more commonly affected than females and most cases begm 10 chtldhood or adolescence That was when tl all started for Garry Howatt, who's play10g such a bang-up game now for the New York Islanders of the NHL and tsn't the lea st btl sel!-consctous about dtscuss10g hts conditiOn "I remember the ftrst tune I ever had a setzure I was 14 years old " says the Islanders' stocky 22-)ear-<Jld left w10ger, ,,'I \\as stck that day and d1dn't go to school I was lymg on the couch wtth a bad headache and bad feeling m my stomach and I remember my Dad commg m from domg the chores Oh, Jeez, 11 was really wetrd I dtdn't know what Jt was, but I knew 11 was had I was fnghtened The whole thing lasted about 10 mmutes I got stck, very stck all over afterwards." Epilepsy often ts accompamed by a convulston m whtch the \1Cl110 falls mvoluntartly Garry Howatt remembers falhng out of bed and htttmg his head on the floor when he was 17 and that was the last tune he had a setzure Hts conditton now ts controlled and the way he controls tt ts by taking a mysol10e ptll three tunes a day and a phenobarbital ptll once a day H you've ever seen Garry Ho\\all perform wtth the Islanders then you know hts condtUon doesn't handtcap him a btl He's always aggresstve, ready to go anytune. 11tey call hun the "Toy Ttger" because at 5 09 and 170 he takes on all comers 10 the league and one of the dectstons he owns ts over Phtladelphta's celebrated bad boy, Dave Schultz "I feel I'm JUSt as Itt as anybody else," says Howatt, who led the league With 30 maJor penalttes last season This year he's concentratmg more on scormg Due to some of the tgnorance about eptlepsy and the fact doctors dtdn't really learn to control tt until a relatiVely short t1me ago some \1CI1ms sttll have trouble fmdmg JObs Doctors have ad_.;sed eptlepllc patients to keep thetr condttion from thetr employers because of the preJudice which sllll extsts to some degree Garry Howatt doesn't go around broadcastmg hts condtllon, but netthcr does he make any secret of 11 When he was getttng h1s ftrst medical checkup wtth the Islanders, he voluntartly told the doctors what he had and asked them whether 11 would affect hts play10g They satd no pro\1dmg he kept the dtsorder under control "I used to get down a lot when I was younger," says Howatt, who comes !r010 Grand Center, Alberta "I used to wonder whether my condtbon would keep me from playmg hockey. My Mom and Dad always encouraged me They told me to keep worktng hard " Howatt dtd that He doesn't have aU the talent and fmesseill the world out on the tee but when tl comes to workmg hard, dtggmg m and gtvmg 11 ev~rything he's got, Garry Howatt ts right up there wtth the best of them Maybe even a little ahead I '• Saturday SiZI 87813 Black wall Plus SI 84FE T and old fire FREE MOUIV"IVG TWO SIGN SEOAL FRESHMEN ( Ftna ll 64 1J8 207 54 161 163 53 174 160 Waverly w.nnlpg 21 26 2 44 190 179 x Franct'llst transferred from o Urbana m that f11st enco unter Noe ts the top scorer for the Redmen thts wmter, htttmg at 17 5 pomts per game, whtle Bollmger IS averagmg 15 2 ppg and Davenport 12 2 Noe IS also the leadtng rebounder wtth 220 caroms whtle Bolhnger ha s hauled m 165 tntssed shots and Stewart 151 Rto , at 11-8 overall and 6-2 m the Mtd-Ohto Confe1ence, ts JIISI I game behmd lcagueleadmg Malone But the Cedarvtlle Yellow Jack ets who fell pre) to Urbana JUSt Tuesday evemng, ate ngh t on the Redmen's heels at 6-3 In othet MOC ac twn Saturday, Ttfftn hosts Cedarvtlle. and Ohto Dommtcan visits Malone Sport Parade will start • Strong smooth r1d1ng polyester cord body • W1de aggreSSI\Ie 7 nb tread for excellent tract1on handling and stab1hty • Cross-cut tread pattern Stmllar to our rad1alllres •Concave-molded tread g1ves full tread-h>road contact for long mtleage �1 4- The Datlv Sentlne' ddleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnda), f eb H, W7a Ohio personal .mcome -.I S up 5 % from 1973 All you got to do is usA· He saved landi.JJ.g but marriage crashed ( 0 1 UMHl 'S UP! ) - l'he L.l'nter [or Busmt:ss und F co- B) MURRAYOLDERMAN THE riPOFF Afterthought on the Super Bo"l - the Vtkmgs neveo teal!; had a chance to wm because of Fran Tar kenton s sore pa ssmg arm It was comple te!) legtl He told me the day before the g~me that he hadn t been able to ztng a pass more than 20 vards for the prevwus month Q - A fc" ye ars back1 rerl") Rrad sha" Y. as on a plane a nd th e landiog gear went out ror gut stuck He pulled the ~e ars by hand so the plane could land safe The story, plt·asc' B f Evans\11le, lnd nomlc Rt search dt OhJO State Anc1 b\ not dotng so 1 bf'r.m sr he \\ oUld have had to p.n ~)i M(l Umvc1 s1ty reported Thursday t.nxco; 011 tht dnmut\ Hunter tl w sr 1 ~ 1hle\ m t 1u 1 ~e\u ~·d tht th.1t Oh1o s personal mcome co nti act Bc~ skf· tlJ<ill p!.t vt 1 s h <l\ t.: IJcnl tlu "d lllt i;l l l ~ n ge rn c nl~ tc1 1 ate m Decem bet wa s $59 9 ge t m.txtrnum usr of th t lr TnonC) ( Jns tl~d d uf lt.l lllt., lit U\\ll o.. .. ;-, btllmn an mcrease of 5 pe1 h<lll J.!: on to tt a n d r e<~p mtC'r est be nefits 1 t:ent uver the December 1973 tl- ls tht•n• a ny c h.mn · uf l.a rr} Csonk a, Paul Warfu~ ld an d level Jun Km k breaking up lhcrr t c1nl ra< t "nh tht• W F L ' If n ot , ""h } ' - Mtkc S t 1ru W cs t t•rl ) 'I he ce nter also reported that R I l11e M1a rn 1 Dolphms tr w bound more t1ghtl} thdn m u~ t because the1r ( on tr rtd u as du r ttl} \Hth J ohn Bassett the 1dronto money man not w1th h1s club and so he d ha,\ e to be th e consentmg pm t} 1f the) were ever cut loose I d sa~ 1f the WFLm,mages to surv1ve they II be pla ying m 1t (~--ll ow man} Vl'.lrs drd .fur I .AJ UI!i hold the heavyw(' Jgh. 1 hampwnsh1p was rt tht• lung est a nd "hat I' ' cr bt•ca m e of J oe 's sun '-H Andrade, Sa n Leandro (a hf You got 1t After h1s rookt e year m t11e \\Jnter Tc11y c~nd ,, Mtss Teenage Amenca, Debbte Pa tton \\ ere fl ymg betwee n Shreveport, La , and M1 dland Tex , for a Fellull slup of Chns han Athle tes engagement Ille landing gear tn the pn vt~tc two-cngme Joe held the title II years and ctght months , ft om June 22 plane stuck and Terr) went down mto the ptt and dtsengaged \t 1937 unt tl he re ttred March l 1949 J oe fought late• but not us lite manually a pretty good ph) steal fea t, so the) could land safe I) champ1on Hts son offsprmg of Joe s ma r riage to Marva I'roltt>J Terry subsequently marrted a M1ss 1cenage Amen ca (Hnd ts rep01 ted hvtng 1r1 tht.: Dcnve1 a rea Joe spends hts tune no\' c~s di vorced her ) but tl wasn t Debbte .1 gref'ter at Cae sar s Pakl(C m Lets Vcg0:1 s Q-Whu IS the lormerCeltic pla yer that appears on the long Q- Who \\ as th e l:1 st player lu play hoth wa y~ m a National di stance" televi sion commercial ~ 1th B11l Russell ' What year h mtball Lea gue' St cvt• Manle} Rt•Jd svtllr , N C did he play and what Is he dolng now ' -B l , Oregon Hill, N N Let s put tt th1s v. a} rtw!dst ma n to do 1t effec t1vel) and at You're referr mg to Ron Watts , now an msurancc cxccuttvt.: length was Chuck Bednank who played 58 nunule. uul of 60 as m Washtngton, D C Ron ca me out of Wake Forest to the Boston the Phtladelphta Eag les defeated the Gt ecn Ba) Packeos 17·1! Celttcs m th e 1966-1!7 season when Russe ll " as pla yer.;,oa ch Hr fur the 1960 Nr' l lt tle Chuck lw l s l<~ r ted lhl' season as offeriS I\ e was a backup lorward-<:enter who scored 38 pmnls m 27 games centc1 but doubled up \\ hen the ragl'=s ran out of hnebac kcrs tn and qutt after th at one campatgr "hen he was ch a fled as an the fofth game expansiOn player by Seattle 1where RtiSse ll no" coa ches ) Thetr Q-Wh er r 1s Bt•'o FTaiH'IS lht•st• days 1 - Boh Zeman, fnendshtp IS genUine II was Btll s chmce to ptck an) one m the ()o<~kl,md , Cahf country as his partner on the telephone contniCrctal Last \\ e heard of the p11de of RIO Grdnde Co llege Is that he Q-Would someone please explain why , II half of Ca tllsh \\dS ctnvtng a tru ck In souU1east Oluo \\ he! e some folks still HWtter's salary of $100,000 was to be deferred , the Oakland remember hts baske tball !ugh scon ng antit:s Athleti cs were ruled delinquent lor not paytng him during the PARflNG SHOf 1974 season and thereby lost the best pitcher in haseball•-Jay If the 1 ecent Pro Bo Y. I g£rrne we1e covered honest!} R , Cmclnnati, Ohio. newspapers Y. ould have reported tt as a \\-orthlcss exhibitiOn a nd "Deler ' m Catftsh's case dtdn 't mean dela) Tite key pomt m I hav tng nothtng lo do wtth the NFC 1ega tntng pnde but merely the HWtlcr case that has confttsed la ymen IS that Charley Fmley a vaptd exerctse whtch le t ABC s broadcasters tell each other had to defer the second $50,000 to anyone Hunt er chose m 1974 what grea t guys they'd been to ~< ork "tlh Englishman on top game started to lake shape last Oosterhms , the likable week at the Bob Hope Desert Englishman, never doubted lor ClaSSic m Palm Sprmgs, Calif Thursday, on a cloudy and a second he had a chance to overcast day wlth a breeze make hls mark on the blowtng m off the Pactftc Amertcan PGA tour There was liiUe else he could Ocean , Oosterhms' game came accomplish m Europe after ahve as he shot a SIX-Wider-par leading the British Vardon 66 for a one-stroke lead over Trophy race lour times, wm- Art\e McNickle, Mark Hayes mng the Eisenhower Cup, Ute and John Schroeder m Ut e French Open twtce and the openmg roWtd of the $170,000 Italian Open once plus playing Andy Wtlhams-San Dtego Open on a Walker Cup team " I fell fo r the ftrst time Uta I I So , last year he decided to try was playmg the way I can, his hand on the American tour satd Oos terhuts l o th1s pmnt He finished second in Ute Monsanto Open and won I don I believe l have played $21,913 m haU a dozen ap- my best Oh, Ute wmd was pearances, then went to Ute Utere and tt was trtcky at PGA Qualifying School and times, but 11 dtdn't affect my game In fact, I was qmle won hts card happy wlth the weather This Oo~terh~IS, wbo Is 26, stands would have been a great day m 6-S and wetghed over 200 England " pounds, started out m the It was an embarrassing day Phoemx Open Utts year and has been gomg ever since, even for the local chamber or though he mlssed Ute cut in commerce but mor e tha n 10,000 fans trouped out to Phoerux He didn 'I play well enough in Torrey Pmes on a day better any of Ute next four events to swted for duck hunting than distmgutsh himsell but his golf SAN DIEGO (Uri) - Peter CHILD BORN THIRD CHILD BORN RACINE - Mr and Mrs SYRACUSE - Mr and Mrs Carl Wolfe, Rl I, Racme, are Hug h M Mc Pha tl , Syracuse announ cmg the btrUt of a 6 lbs are ann ouncmg the btrth of a daughter. Megan Elizabeth, daughter Heather Lynn , Tuesday, Feb II at the Holzer SWtday, Feb 9, at the Holzeo Medtcal Center Grandparents Medtcal Ce nte r Ma terna l are Mr and Mrs Charles Asa gran dparents are Mr and Mrs Bradbury, Mtddleport , and R S Corson, Morganto11n W Mrs Deily Wolfe, Apple Grove Va , and Mrs Hugh R McGreat-grandparents are Mrs Phatl, Grafton W Va , IS the Robert Retbel Mom stown. pat ern al grandmother Mr and Mr a nd Mrs Cec tl and Mrs McPhatl have two Bradbury, Mtddleport Mrs sons Corev and Scott La ura Bradbury, Mtddleport, ts the grea t greatgrandmother Mr and Mrs Wolfe have two ot her daughters , Wendy 5 and HOSTS GUESTS Trtcta, 3 Recent weekend vtstl ors of Jt m Ste\\ art \\ ere Gen Gresh and Man on Stst Port Clin ton, SERVICF.S SET H I. Jones confe rence an d Be tty West Genoa Stmda\ supermtendent, wtll be speaker the) were JOined b) F.dward at the 10 30 a m mormng R\ chhck, Mingo JunctiOn for Mrshtp servtce at Ute Hysell dmner at the home of Mr and Run f ree Metltodtst Church Mrs Phthp Werr) Ste" art S\mda) In the evemng the and Ius guests met on a tour to Mtsston Youth Chotr , Pmnt lite BahHma lslimcts last fall Pleasant," til smg at i 30 p 111 and the speaker wtll be Mtss Sargent INSPF.CTION SET Harhsunvdle Lodge 411 1\lll MEETINGS CANCELLED The Past PreSidents ' Parle; hold 1ts annual 1nspectton Saturday Feb 15 at 7 30 p m cf Drew Webster Umt 39, The Entered Appentice degree Amen can Legwn Auxthary, wtll not hold meetings durmg wtil be conlerred Refreshments w11l be served follo\\mg Lent Next meeting "tll be th e mee hng All Mas ter Aprtl 16 at Ute home of Mrs Masons mvtled to attend Harry Davts VALENTINE DANCE SAT., FEB. 15th-9:30 PM-1:30 AM POMEROY JR. HIGH BLDG. SPONSORED BY THE POMEROY FIRE DEPT. AND EMERGENCY SQUAD Music by: "THE AMBASSADORS"" • In Williams Open One player who was affec ted by the weather was Johnn) Mtller, wtnner of three events thiS year and 11 m the last B months Mtller ca me here as the odds-<>n favonle bu t caught a cold earl) tn the " eek and had all he could do to ftmsh the opemng round, shootmg a one ovet-par 73 that put htm seven shots behind OosterhUis f didn 't feel all that well and the cold wea ther bothered me maybe more than some of lhe others ' Mtller sat d, But that s no excuse, I should have played better The seco nd round wtll be a btg one for me 1 can get m 11 wtth a good round ' Between Mtller and Ute lead are some 65 players , but wtth off weather and too pretty tou gh seastde courses playmg longer a star ltke Mtller ca n close the ga p qUic kly "'th one good round Oosterhuts had ftve btrdtes, an eagle and a bogey on his card of 32-34, whtle McNtckle had etght btrdtes and three bogtes on a card of 33-34 Hayes had ftv e btrdtes and no bogtes on a card of 34 33, and Schroeder had ftve btrds for hts 34-33 Lou Graham , John LISter Bru<e Crampton, Ray Floyd Phil Rodgers a nd Lann) Wadkms are two shots off the lead at fo ur under 68 whtle Btlly Casper, J C Snead, Bruce Devlm J nn Sunons, Be n Crensha" , L) n Loti and John Mahaffe) are at 69 U S Open champ Hale lrwtn IS at 70 and defe ndm g cha mp Bobby Ntch ols ts at 71 n By CHARLES P " 'All.ACE MOSCOW 1UP!) - Sovtet leader Leomd Brezhnev strode drama ti ca lly tnto the K: remlm1s ornate Catherme Hall and greeted Bntish Prtme Mtntster Harold Wtlson wtlh hacksla ppmg enthuSiasm "You look younger, 11 the robu.s t Russian satd ' It s the beer I drmk ," the Englishman rephed ' We drmk vodka here, ' Brezhnev responded wtth gusto The SoVIet leader emerged hale and hearty Thursday after seven rumor-filled weeks of secluston to greet the VISiting • he satd One rumor satd Brezhnev, a heavy smoker, was suffenng from a resptratory ailment The red.;,heeked Brezhnev, When the prtrne mtruster lit ta n and ftt, " as hts old seU - up a ptpe, the SoVIet leader JOktng, JOVIal and boiSterous, turned to him and asked , scotchmg rumors about his "Does everyone m England phystcal and pol ttcal health smoke ptpes?" Tossmg off JOkes and puffing 'It Is not compulsory ," on his f av~.~rt te cigarettes the Wtlson rephed Commumst party general Brttish offtctals satd Brezhsecretary made his ftrst pubhc nev dtd most of Ute talkmg for appeara nce smce Dec 24 , the SoVle~ , underscormg his By MIKE FEINSJLBER WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The adm1mstra twn appears to be settmg the stage for an upward revtston of tis esttrnate that unemployment wtll peak this year at 8 5 per cent Chatrman Alan Greenspan of the Council of Economic AdVI sers told the Senate Appropnatlons Comrmttee the unem ployment forecasts are under revtew ' and 11 IS posSible they may go above B5 per cent " George Meany, prestdent of the AFL-CIO, predtcted m a telev ision mte rvt ew Sunday that unemployment would reach 10 per cent by July He satd the labor federation's for ecasts were more accurate than the admtmstralton's because they "don 't put a pohhcal angle -a pohtteal ftgure m lhem " On Feb 3, Prestdenl Ford esti mated unemployment M utd declme late thts year and average 8 I per cent for 1975and 7 9 per cent m 1976 He told a meetmg of the New York Society of Securtty Analysts Thursday, "I am hopeful that we can and wtll have Wtemployment movmg down by the end of this year " In Topeks, Kan , Tuesday, the President hmted Utat a revtswn of the admmtstratlon 1s estimate may be commg as a result of the swift ascent of Wtemployment to 8 2 per cent m January 'My own personal feeling ts that there may be some mcreases, but l Uttnk Ute hump wtll have been reached sooner than some of Ute experts are forecastmg," Ford satd He satd Meany pulled 10 per cent 'out of the atr " On Ute inflation front, Greenspan offered encouragement 'We see some very defmlte and qUite hopeful stgns" that inflation ts abating, he satd He was opltrrusbc Uta! Ute recesston was approachmg tts turnaround pomt The unemployment Insurance figures reached a new high Thursday The Labor Department satd a record 4 8 million people recetved state unemployment msurance beneftts m the week ending Jan 25, and Utat 5 6 million m all got benefits under all programs Deputy Treasury Secretary Stephen Gardner satd the adnuntstration planned on 'a FERTILIZER Sugar Run Mills SPRING SHOES I IARRIVING DAILY I I I I__ --------J I heritage house 1 1 Your Thom MeAn Store Mrddleporl, Ohto IF YOU'RE A FAMILY ON THE GO I~I<:)I~I~IE::I fits into your life. vou can do your whole weeks wash m a few weekend loads only Norge has BIG LOAD 20 LB. CAPACITY , WASHERS & DRYERS II FRIDAY VAIE N II NE Da n ce Mrs Pat Thoma, Metgs County servtce uml director, Mrs · Southern Htgh School 9 p m to Carolyn Reeves and Mrs Elizabeth Lane of Pomeroy Browme 12 mtdmght Music by Lotus of Manetta Adnu sswn $1 25 per Troop 76, were m Athens Thursda) for a scout workshop at the person Sponsored bt sentor Good Shepherd Eptscopal Church . Mrs Pat Fraze was leader for the workshop attended by class llETURN Jonathan Metgs scout leaders and asststants from the Ohto counltes m the Black Chapter , Daughters of th e Diamond Gtrl Scout Counc~ Amen can Re voluhon home of Among the toptcs dtscussed was bndgmg - Browmes to fh e club agreed to bU\ brush and hot water, and that Mrs Vern on Weber, Rutland 2 JUmor troops, JWttors to cadette troops, and cadettes to semor napkms and cups fur the ptzza too lhp ,1s te ts al so 1 ec om p m Mrs Helen Hayes 11111 scouts Exchange VISttattons among the troops was suggested as prese nt a prog ram on par t\ bemg planned b) the mended for cl eamng plat1mun, one way or preparmg gtrls for the advancement from one level or Amen can H1st01) Assrstm g J.1vcecs for the chtldrcn at the .tnd gold and stlver Jewelry scouting to another hastes:; \\Ill be Mrs Lawrence Gallt,t Counl) Cluldren S'Home Op.ols she satd should be Settmg up tentaltve schedules of acttVIItes and servtce Milh oa n and Mrs Dav ton "here Metgs County bo)s and wtpcd with a clear ml, such as prol!l'ams when troops ftrst meet m the fall was another grrls 1 es rde Parsons baby otl but never touched suggestion explored by the troop leaders Thmkmg Day to be Mrs Ahce I hompson will wt th water observed later thts month was suggested as a ume for some HAPPY HARVES TERS pr~p a re the Apnl 25 Green Mrs Addalou Lewts gave spectal activtttes, along wtth Gtrl Scout Week to be observed m Tnn tly Chur c h, re gulat March meettng, at 7 30 p m wtth Thwnb !'\ ole• foo 1he Dati) gard entn g ltps for Ma rc h The troop budget was discussed and the workshop leader Mrs Eva Dcssa uer and Mrs Sent tn el A com munr cat10n notmg that th1s 1s the time to noted that the Mergs Muse um prlUl e and spray, to ferllhze emphasiZed Ute tmportance of letting Ute scouts know where the Lilhe Hauck as hos tesses 1s avatlable for use An m- lawns, get hot beds 1eady f01 money comes from, how tt ts to be spent, and what can be done MARY Shrme 37, Order of vltat wn v.a s read regardmg a wtUt gtrl scout funds fl o"ers and vegetables , pull The new Browme and jumor handbook, "Datsy" was the Whtte Shnne of Jerusalem, meetmg of the Comnutlee fot d1rt awa} from rOSfS. set out displayed and !bose attendmg were provtded wtth a resource regular meeting, 8 p m at the the Retarded of Metgs County frutt trees and plant at Ute Courthouse Thursday grapevmes matertalllstmg of hterature and hltns avatlable to troops The Ma sonic Temple, Pomeroy group VISited Ute Athens Semce Center which IS located m Ute Potluck refreshments wtll mght The program on gladwh was follow A prachce wtll also be MIS Ins Kelton, by letter, gtven by Mrs Colhns who Securtty Bank Bmldmg submitted her restgnahon as emphastzed the preparatton of There was group smgmg of songs, some games appropriate held SATURDAY preSident and Mrs Dolly th e flowers for spectmen for Browrues and JWttors and a general sharmg of tdeas on how to BAKE Sale , Rutland H a y es wa s nam ed new showmg She satd that as the make scouting grow Department Store begtnmng at preSident Mrs Kelton has sptke develops , 1t should bf 9 a m Sponsored by Rutland been til for several weeks ORGANIZATION of several new troops m Me\gs CoWtty has staked , and th at when Vo!Wtteer Umt of Southeastern ro open the meehng Mrs prepa nng for dtsplay, the glad been annoWtced by Mrs Thoma , serVIce umt dtrector At I p.m Wednesday mothers of Ute ftrst, second and third Ohto Emergency Medical Mt1l e r read two poems, chosen should be the one whtch 'Wmter Vtewpomt 'by LaVern gtves promtse of the largest graders at tbe Mtddleport Elementary School are mvtted to a Servtces SQUARE Dance, Bp m to 12 Larson, planning session ~reparatory to organtzmg a Brownie Troop and "Nature's number of florets , along wt!h a Mrs Nancy Je!fers is Ute leader for a new Browrue troop at mtdntght at Hamsonvtlle Tapes lr) " by Ethel Brown sturdy and general healthful Ute Salisbury Elementary School wtUt formal orgaruzation to Elementary School sponsored The ecolog) message by Mrs appearance The glad should take place later thts month And at both Ractne and Syracuse, by Harnsonville Golden Circle Nancy Cclltns was on cleanmg be allowed to develop m the Semor Cttizens Club Ad- Jewelry taken from the book, garden Wthl the second floret vo!Witeers have come forUt to serve as leaders for troops. miSston $1 for adults and 50 'Household Ecology " She satd begms to open, then 1t should cents for chtldren MusiC by the that necklaces put together be cut and put mto deep water POMEROY BROWNIES 76 Everyon e A valentine party was held at the Pomeroy Elementary Htlltoppers welcome School Tuesday evenmg for Ute Pomeroy Browmes The children VALENTINE Dance, at exchanged valentines, played games and sang songs Cupcakes, Pomeroy JWttor Htgh from 9 heart candy, potato chips and Kool-Atd were served pm to 1 am Mustc by Red Stewart Band Sponsored by MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 Pomeroy Emergency Squad Approxtmately 50 Gtrl Scouts and thetr guests attended a and volWtteer Ftre Departskatmg party Saturday at the ment Admtsston IS $5 a couple Skate-a-Way Rmk, Pomeroy By Helen Bottel H. Swindellj RD Accompanymg the yoWtg All proceeds to be used toward people were Mrs Jane Hess, payment of new butldmg Heartng Aod Spectahst Mrs Stbley Slack and Mrs 'Mrs. Valentine' Speaks Her Mind BAKE SALE by Southern Mary WISe , leader Gtrls Athletic Boosters Club at DEAR HELEN At the Monday ntght meeting The controversy over Mrs vs Ms JUSt lloors me I'm a very Racme Home-Nallonal Bank, of the troop, work was conhappy and proud Mrs Twelve years ago my man and I dectded Racme tmued on the cooking badge we could hck the world together We knew noUtmg worthwhile IS SUNDAY and the dabbler badge All easy, so we've worked hard at a good, strong terrihc marrtage I REVIAL now m progress at wouldn't trade places wtth anyone on earth,1 and I glory m my cook1e orders were turned m Pomeroy Wesleyan Hohness tttle of Mrs Church through Sunday, 7 30 p Mrs means I belong, through love, wtth one man, and him m Rev Wayne Stutes, alone I'm his wtfe, lover, mother of his son, helpmate, speaker Pastor IS O'Dell housekeeper and best fnend I have hts devolton, h1s prolectton Manley Pubhc ts mvtted I and frtendshtp We share everyUtmg from money to sorrow to SATURDAY I work and play COUNTY-WIDE prayer BAKE SALE at Racme I Home Nattonal Bank by South- meeting 2 p m at Htland Mrs means truly belonging It's prtde m the greatest respect I ern Local Gtrls Athleltc Chapel wtlh Glen Btssell, class It'sgtVIng and takmg , the good and Ute bad lt'sllvmg every day and loVIng every btl of our ltfe togeUter For proper heartng a1d Boosters leader No marrtage was made m heaven It works because you frHmg or referral to mechcal or chnrcal spec1ahsts, calli constantly work at 11 It's strtvmg to make the other person as Mr Swtndell Metgs , happy as you are It's knowmg ltmes wtll get better - they Mason and Gallla area do It's forgtvmg and forgettmg argtunents and miSunalways representative of derstandmgs It ts ftghlmg clean and sltllloVIDg through angry words It's making up before you go to sleep at mght, and trymg Btcentenmal projects to be and several areas sUitable for to see both stdes It's carmg about one's appearance, still wanDILES HEARING earned out by the Middleport development as prOJects were tmg h1111 (or her) to think you're attractiVe It's planmng surAmateur Gardeners were presented before the club pnses, and makmg e•eryday chores spectal It's makmg your AID CENTERS Prestdmg m the absence of mate fall m love wtth you all over agam dtscussed durmg a meetmg of 444 West Urnon Sf lhe club members Wednesday Mrs Harold Lohse who ts It's talkmg over hopes, dreams and goals and hstemng to his. Athens, Ohoo 45701 vacattomng m Flor1da, was It's sharmg problems and responslbtliltes, and trymg to ease mght at the Metgs Museum Phone 592 6238 Mrs Edward Burkett Mrs Pearl Reynolds, vtce them for your partner "' Other oHtces m Parkers I reported on the recent meetmg prestdent The verse or the Marrted love can't be replaced by riches, but tt's the rtchest burg, W Va and Ch1lhcothe I of the Metgs County Btcen- month was a short human blessmg God has gtven us -MRS D K , ALWAYS ..., _____ _! tenmal Ccmmtsston last week mterest story about Abraham DEAR MRS K Lincoln giVen by Mrs Edgar Thanks for a fme Valentine's Day letter Your words are a Reynolds In response to roll welcome rebel from all those "l love my spouse, BUT " call members gave the matden problems - H name of a president's Wlfe An mvttatton was read !rom DEAR HELEN the Wmdmg Tratl Garden Club That letter about Ute moon affectmg personalities and moods mvtltng members to attend an was mtereslmg open meeting March II at Ever smce "Shme On Harvest Moon" (which I danced to Grace EpiScopal Partsh House when !was 16),l've known full moons make me more lovmg But Guest speaker for the do your readers know that weaUter affects romance too' ' meelmg wl!s Mrs Liz Htlferty, Our local meteorologtst reports Utat if Ute barometer drops an acltve member of the Metgs below 29 9 mches m the northern part of Ute Umted States (above CoWtty Pioneer and HIStomal San Franctsco and Washmgton, D C, and up as far as Canada), (DISCONTINUED STYLES) Soctely and actively mvolved women are sener -RESEARCHER m the museum development DEAR RESEARCHER Introduced by Mrs Pearl Interestmg . Reynolds, Mrs Htlferty So now before tmportant dates, bachelors should not only outhned detatls of the plans for check mouth spray and after-shave lotton, but also Ute the museum and then showed barometer - H sltdes of outstandmg places m Metgs County DEAR HElEN She was presented wtth a Why ts 1! that a husband (mme ) can dtaperthe baby, mop Ute personal gtfl for the program floor, even gtve me a borne permanent, and his mascultraly ISn't along wtth a monetary gtlt for Utreatened, but tf I stgn my name above his, on a check or legal the museum on behalf of the paper that reqUtres boUt stgnatures, he gets real upset• Even if I club by Mrs Pearl Reynolds stgr first , I must always leave S!lilce for hiS name ABOVE mme The arrangement of the Silly, !SD't tt' -CAN'T UNDERSTAND MEN , month, a patnoltc ar- DEAR CAN'T rangement of red carnaltons Yup but wtth blu,e and whtte rtbbons, If you can't undersland'em, humor'em- especiBlly smce was'dtsplayed by Mrs Harry your particular man seems almost perfect m every other Davts Mrs Burkett recetved respect Really, htssmallcomplex (my husband has tt too') IS no Ute hostess gtft, a begoma worse Ulan a woman's msiStence that she be ftrsl to walk Utrough plant a doorway Rtgbt•- H ~p I Glad10h upen mm e 1aptdly tn humtd tl,u k pla<es wt lh the •• I II I HEARING PROBLEM? t t 1 I Bicentennial projects set I COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR BARGAIN TABLE SHOES 1f2 PRICE THE SHOE BOX QUASAR The b1g Norge 20 lb wash basket with Norge 4 way washmg act1on has lots of room to get big loads really clean And the Norge 20 lb dryer keeps up w1th the washer load for load You can breeze through your whole weeks wash m practically no hme 20 Lb Wa sher 20 Lb Drye r • gels cloth es really clean • fully automaltc drytng • all Iabr ie conlrolled • perm anent press cool-down • perm anent press care • htgh • automaltc dts p e n ser s • 4 heal se tect1ons • automaltc !tnt • b1g ell•ctcnt hnl IIIIer I iiier • water sa ver conlrot atrllow low temperature • end ol cycle s1gnal • Custom Mat1c Pre-Set VHF Tuner • Solid State UHF Tuner • Golden M P1cture Tube plus Norge commerc •al heavy duly qualtly ,n a home washer and dryer WASHER 299 DRYER • Mag1c Mast up-front telescopmg antenna • Walnut gram plastic cabmet 95 • Built m recessed handle • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE WERNER RADIO &T.V. INGELS FURNITURE 992-2625 The Total Woman lt•• "Y Uts Mldcll........ Ohio Middleport, 0. Middleport I I I general n~ e after the first ones open When preparing the flowers for specimen use, she said, Ute length of the stem neeas to be m good proportion to Ute flower, about 40pcl flower, 60 pet stem If a floret ts missing, Mrs Colhns, the specimen is not adrmtted to competition. She talked on straight stems, clear colors, and cautioned that no lollage must be removed The score card used for the flower show calls for 15 pomt s eac h lor spacing, number of florets and buds, substance of florets , 10 points for color and stze, 20 points for stem length and strength, and 15 pomts for foliage and cultural perfectiOn Mrs rhompson presented matenal on making hanging baskets Mrs Wtlma Terrell judged the flower arrangementS of red and white WIth blue nbbons gomg to Mrs Lewts and Mrs Terrill, and to Mrs Miller for her display ol Africa! Vtolets Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs Mildred Deeth, Mrs. Cora Beegle and Mrs Pat Thoma bemg that two norets wtll open each m~hl Auxiliary has meet II <: I Us. I I Bank Rate Rnancing Ph. 992-2115 \\ J1 h slrmg need to be cleaned soft brush dipped m dr } 11111 he M.trth 11 .tl Bpm al bc~ktn g sodc1 and th en rublx.'<l Gr dU: F.pt sc opal Clnu l: h and d cclfl \\ llh d soft d oth Ptns Qidll S f111 1t \Hil' made when and r 1ngs can be washed m tlw duO me mb e r ~ met \\ <II Ill so.1py water wtth am Tuesd,l) mght .11 the honll' of m uma added and copp er Mr s Susre Miller jt!\\dl\ should be wa shed m Spe.l kPr Lit the mee ting wrll soap' \\ die! \\ Jth two pal ts bt• Mrs Nan Mom e, Mtd- vm egar and one part salt dlepml who 11111 sho11 ft lm For cleamng dramonds Mrs 1.1ken dunng tt 1ecent tnp to Colhns Silld !hal lhe book Hct \\ .t ll 1 econun ends usmg toothpaste \\ ll h d I POMEROY 180 Mulberry --~ wtth 2 to 20 lb llextboloty Seed Com & Field Seeds OFF ICE HOURS 9:301o 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.>- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY I I 1 ht' ,mnu.tl open mee hnl-! of the Wu1dmg l'r£~1 1 ( ~a rde n Club Charlene Hoeflich healthy degree of econonuc sttrnulation" but Ford Is ready to spend more if econonuc condtttons get worse ' As he has satd, hts posttion ts not set m concrete and we must adjust our policies to meet changmg ctrcumstances, but tl IS clear Utat a central emphasts of our economiC policy ts to restram furUter growUt m the federal budget," Gardner S8ld r----·--- Club plans March 11 open meet Girl Scout Diary By ftrm position In Ute Kremlin leadership Brezlmev was neatly dressed m a black sutt with medals pmned over his breast pocket Hts complexton was ruddy and he looked more rested than at his last appearance, which followed a hectic work schedule Speculation about Brezhnev mcreases whenever he remams secluded, but sertous questions were raiSed when he Wtexpectedly canceled a VISit to the Mtddle East Dec 30 The postponement came durmg a Moscow vtstt by Egyptian Foreign Muuster Ismail Fahmt Egypttan government sources later satd Brezhnev recetved Fahmi on a couch ai a rest home outstde Moscow Speculation mcreased when a number o! notable VISitors, mcludmg Australian Prtme Mtn!Ster Gough Whitlam, VISited the capttal wtthoul meeting Brezhnev Jobless peak being revised ProVIdence, 69-08, Duquesne beat Marshall, 83-72, Furman 58 Co pp •n Sl 93 Sh a w 7'1 defeated Rtchmond , 97-88 Covena n t 100 Tr evecca 72 Fatrfteld beat Boston College, Cn br ln d 99 Un1 0n Ky 8 6 De law ar e 7 1 Ge tt ys bur g 63 Bll-74, flonda Stale topped Dlta St 76 U W Prk sd e 73 Georgia State , 81-72 Southern DuQuesne 83 Mar sh a l l 7'l F la St 8 1 G eorg n St 72 Dhnots beat St Louts, 79~. Fla A &M 77 Sl F i n 7'} and Wtchtta State topped North F ur m an 97 R IC hmOnd 88 Geotown K y 99 Thos Mo r e 91 f exas Slate, 87-72 J cks n St 1 l 7.6K v er N 0 7 1 lo utsv tl le held Drake Ky Sf 9] F <fir m nl St 84 Va ll ey 8 1 Tougaloo 65 wtUtout a field goal for seven M1ss So M ss 100 UW M dw 80 nunutes mtdway through the St et son 1!8 No Ill H 76 B el m ont 7 1 second half and the Cardmals Vunld,on s ta Sl 88 C lmbs 85 rolled to an easy vtctory behtnd Wash Coli 87 Mor av• an 71 Midw es t Allen Murph) s season !ugh 26 Br adley 'n Tuls a 87 potnts The wtn boosted Elmh u r st 117 Car r oll 97 I.outsvtlle's season mark to 17- G r een B a y 67 N o Y. 1c h 51 L OUISVil l e 86 D rak e 66 ROYAL CROWN 2 and kept the Cardmals atop Md tS rl 45 Hm p d n Sy dn y .:1 3 the MISsourt Valley Confe rence P r 1nc p1 a 70 Green vl 69 BOTTLING COMPANY SI U Ed svl" 6 Prdu e lndpl s 52 Mtddleport standmgs wtth an 8-2 record So 111 79 St L o urs 6] W•c 1' 1 1 ta Sf 87 N T e x St 72 Drake fell to ll-9overall and 44 tn the conference Mtk e Davts a nd Bobb\ Humbles scor ed 21 pmnts ap tece to lead Bradley to Its Mtssoun Valle ) Conference wm o'er Tulsa m a game "hich saw mne players foul out and 62 personnel fouls called Bradley hit 11-<>f-12 free throws m Ute last 31, nunutes to hold off a Tul sa r ail) and move tis overall record to 12-8, :N m conference play Stx pia) ers fouled out for Tulsa, \\hich fell to 13-!0 for Ute season a nd~ m MVC play Jumor center Marty Halsey scored a game-htgh 21 pomts. JUST RECEIVED mcludmg the wtnnmg bucket \\lth SIX seconds remammg, to NEW SHIPMENT • help Holy Cross squeak by Pro\1dence Mtke Dtcens had IB pomts fo r Hoi) Cross whtle high scorers for Providence were Joe Hassett wtth 2Q and TAKE DELIVERY EARLY! Rick Santos \nUt 13 Ktp McLane hit for 23 pomts and Oscar Jackson for 21 to lead Duquesne past Marshall and enhance Its second place standmg m Ute ECAC southern diviSion The Dukes, now 12-7 1 Most All Analysis In Stock on the season, hit for 48 per cent from the held Marshall droppr<t to 1"-9 . W. COMPT N, 0. D. OI'TOMETRIST when he addressed a regwnal parliament sesston Smce then, a senes of rumors have suggested the 68year-<>ld Brezhnev was the VICtim of a host of debthtating diseases, a Kremlm power struggle-or both " I am glad to see you," Wtlson satd m greelmg Brezhnev "You are lookmg well Have you been restmg? " "I'll explam that later, ' Brezhnev replied Then, he lit up a cigarette u Ah, thiS 1s one of my faults," pn me mtmster U Mn ss 85 U M e Or on o 49 We 5t f ld S t 76 W r cst r St 7J Wrl k. es 10J M ad iSOn F OU 85 South Al a A&M 86 A lbny St Ga 8 3 Aug usta 91 Ed W o t e r s 82 B l m n t Abby 70 Len or R hy n e 69 Bo w c St 6J D C T c hr s SJ Carso n N ewman 70 Tuscu lum ' I Col l ege Ba sketba ll Res ul ts B v Un1 1ed P ress Intern a tiOnal Ea st A ll h Cr SI 7 1 T u ft s 0! Bnrly 12'>R I Co 192 Bos ton U 9S Ve r monl 13 7 B s rn St 96 U Me Prt nCl 79 Bra ndes 95 Le w II T t>ch P1 Br ya nt 124 Go rd on 69 Br c kp t St 79 Crl lnd St 59 Br yan t 124 Go rd on 69 Buc kn et l 7J L eh rgh 6J Cas t1t 1 St 130 N rwc h 60 Can i S! US 76 St Ptr s C h ey r,ey 80 Mll l r s vl 66 D omr n can 96 Me r cy 63 E Conn 9S N l'w H .wen 61 E m rra SO E se nhowe r 7 1 F ~1•r fl d 80 B stn Coli 7 t F rnkln &Mrs t11197 Mh lnb g 6'1 F r am ng h m St 72 SE Ma ss 71 Ha r tw c k 7J U t ca 60 H o ty Cr o!! S 69 P r o v 68 Ho f st r a 6? K engs P I 50 J r sy Ct y St 78 R a ma p o 6'1 Lt> M oy n e 9 J R oc h es t er 70 Ma n ha tta n 77 U Co nn 69 M a n s i e ld 69 Kutzt ow n 50 N otr e D am e 68 S l Jo hn s 67 NY Po l y 68 P h a B1 bl e 56 Pace !7 Yesh v a 50 Ph n Texr 90 Del Val t9 Qu rHll p lii C 91 So Conn 59 Sa l em St 85 L owe 1 St J7 Sac r ed H eart 96 Ma r s f 82 Sc r an ton 84 U psa a 74 •Stn Hl l 85 Mt St M r y s 83 S1ena 96 Sl F r an NY 77 St F ra n as N tc h ol s 79 Susq ue 11anna 75 Wa g n er 66 Su Holk 99 Cl a rk. 88 to 18 mwm By United Press International The box score was only half th e story- th e wrong half as far as Notre Dame and tts basketball fans \\ ere concerned Notre Dan1e squeaked by St John's ~7 . Thursday rught m the second ha If of a doubleheader at Madtson Sqnare Garden However , the bo x score showed t he lrtsh's leading scorer Adnan DanUey, wtth "only" 18 pomls-12 below his a':erage which ranks him Uttrd tn Ute nation among maJor college scorers However, tt was DanUey's ;two free throws wtUt I 48 lelt to ' play that enabled Notre Dame to hang on fo r Its 14th "'" agatnsl seve n losses and Coach Dtgger Phelps was more Ulan pleased wtth his star s performance I thought he ( Dantl ey) played a great team game. · Phelps satd He 's one of the most dedtcated players I've e\ier seen He's turned mto a tea m pla)er th1s year " St John's, thanks to nussed free throws and a key walkmg VIolatiOn b) DanUey . had Utree shots at the wmrun g basket m the final 21 seconds but faded to btl oo any Guard Frank Alagta 's last~nd Jumper from the top of the key bounced off the run as the buzzer sounded Tob) Kmght had 16 pomts for the Irish whtle Glen Wtlliarns had 14 to lead the Redmen In the ftrst game of the doubl eheader, Ma nha tlan 's George Bucc t scored 29 pomts to lead the Jaspers to a 77~9 VIctor) over Connecticut Tony Hanson "as htgh scorer lor Connecllcut wtth 25 pomts In otirer key games, seventhra nked Loutsvtlle whtpped Drake, 86-66, Bradley got by Tulsa, 92-.'17, Holy Cross edged per <enl lugher for 1974 compat ed wt th 1971 SIK of the etghl maJor OhiO Cit} -county ar eas surveyed showed December to Decem ber Increa ses m pr oductiO n worker payrolls rangmg fr om 7 pt'ii cent tn Akron-Sumrm t and roledo-Lucas to I per cent tn Columbus Franklin Canton-Stark reported a 6 per cent In crease wh1l e Cleve la nd Cuyah oga and Yowl gs tm... n Mahomng both saw 2 pe r cenl mcrea ses Declm es m prod uct ion v. orkcr payrolls Y.. cre reported m Cmcmnatl Hanulton down 4 per cent , and Day ton-Mont gomery, down 6 per cent The Cente r satd only Dayto nMo n tgo mer~ report ed a decline m productiOn Y.. orker payroll s when com pa nn g ftgUI es fot the )ear wtth 1973 levels at 4 per cent Increases around the state were Ca nt on-Sta rk 9 pe r cent Cleveland-Cuyahoga and I ole ri o I uca s 7 per ce nt Youngstown-Mahonmg 6 per r enl Akron-Summit a nd Cmunna tl Hdtn ll ton 5 pel cent <tn cl Columbus F'rankltn 3 per cen t Dantley held • the pe rsonal mcome rate was tJ Brezhnev hale, hearty DAUGHTER BORN Mr and Mrs Paul Chapman, High St , P9meroy, are announcmg the btrUt of a 9 lb. daughter , Anna Margaret, Wednesday evenmg, Feb 12, at the Holzer Medtcal Center Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Delmar A Canaday, Pomeroy, and Mrs James Halferty, Dayton HOSPITALIZED Mtss ,Sharon Smtih , Pomeroy, ts a pattent at the Untverstly Hosptlal, Means Hall Cards may be sent to Room 367 Cuntnbullons to the comThe pra) er for peace was mumt ~ se1v1n· pdl ty at the gtven by Mrs Wwston, Athens Menta l He.tllh Centet chaplam and there \\ as group and tu the fl owe1 fund fo r the •mgmg of Onward Chnsttan Dts trad 8 p1 estdent were made Sold tel s ' the hymn of the dunn g a meettng of the month Amcncan LegiOn Auxthary of Mrs Campbell Harper, umt Lewts Manle) Post 263 at the Amert cam sm cha u woman home of Mrs F:rnest Bowles pr esent ed Mrs Arn old l'uesda) mght Rt chards Etg hth Dts tn ct Mrs All en Hamp ton Am en ca ntsm chatrv. oman presid ed wtth the mec ttn g Mrs Richards gave the theme opemng m ntuahshc fmm of the Department of Ohtb, Commtmrca ttons rea d mcluded 'Amer t I can ) tsm, ' and then a thank you note from Mrs prese nted the auxtltary 's haste John James fm a remem- program of Amertc amsm, bl ance at the death of her whtch mcludes Buckeye Gtrls father State a law and order program, ll wa s repmled that the book, and the Valley Fo rg e Need a Ltft " had been presented to the Metgs Htgh School One report was completed on the commumty service program Mrs Wilham Wmston reported on cards whtch had been sent, and plans were made for a " bakeless ' bake sale at the next meetmg Teachers Semmar Other program s mclude ass tsltn g wtth the God and Country pr og r am and thiS year 's pre para tton for lh e BICentenmal celebrahon Mrs Bowles served sandwt ches and a dessert carrymg out the valenhne theme NEW SHIPMENT POLLY'S POINTERS BY POlLY CRAMER Window battle proves a pain POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - f want to use my bath salts jars lor nuts but cannot seem to get the swee t flower -hke odor out of them What can I do to remed) thts' My Pet Peeve ts when an usher tn church opens one or two wmdows a b1t and someone gets up and closes one I cannot understand why such people do not move to another part or the church It seems they could reahze that others may be too warm tn the crowd JESSAMINE DEAR JESSAMINE - Just last week a daughter-in-law of mine removed the odor from a perfume bottle by putting ammonia in it and letting it stand for a fe" hours Be sure to wash clear of ammonia before using for food POLLY. DEAR POLLY - Ltsa can doubtless remove the marks made by a permanent feltlipped marker from her lammated plasltc table top by sprymg the marks wtUt a spray laundry pre-cleaner or by applymg dry cleamng fluid contammg naptha Rub hghtly wtlh a soft cloth I have found thai such marks often can be removed from wall surfaces (pamted wtlh latex or enamel) by usmg lhts spray Agam rub hghtly wtth a soli cloth, rmse and drv - ANDREA. DEAR LISA - You also might put enough baking soda and water on a sponge so as to dampen it, rub marks off, rinse and dry. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - Before stonng deep fat fryers, electrtc roaster.s and other large utenstls that are only used occasiOnally place a small hd or dtsh mstde that contains about two tablespoons of baking soda Thts will keep th em sweet smelhng MURIEL DEAR POLLY - My Pomter IS for those hvmg where outdoor watermg ts restrtcted In our town we can only water every other day durmg the stunmer Tomatoes and other of MATCH· MATE FABRIC young growmg plants really need datly water I took several large cans (No 30 frozen fruit or lard cans ) m whtch I had made small holes m the bottoms, ftlled Utese cans m the house and carrted them out to my garden space Th1s allowed the water to seep around the thirsty plants on days when I could not turn the hose on No water was wasted and not nearly so much was used as when the hose was turned on so f felt ]Usltfted - MABEL for SPRING COATS and DRESSES ~ You will receive a dollar II Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pel Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem Write Polly In care of lhls newspaper February Savings Time PIIGDMI PAll ................. ~~ WCDJDCD _.,_ ... _....,.., ..• ........ _ _... _-._ Dryw • ••• •• •••• •• , \j • • 'o • o o o 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 ......_ _ _ ... _ ~,.. ..,... ,... . . . . 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PIE - Coconut Cream - Apple SUNDAY, FEB. 16, HRS. 8:00-2:00 WEEKDAYS 6:00-8:30 -· 3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio I. �1 4- The Datlv Sentlne' ddleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnda), f eb H, W7a Ohio personal .mcome -.I S up 5 % from 1973 All you got to do is usA· He saved landi.JJ.g but marriage crashed ( 0 1 UMHl 'S UP! ) - l'he L.l'nter [or Busmt:ss und F co- B) MURRAYOLDERMAN THE riPOFF Afterthought on the Super Bo"l - the Vtkmgs neveo teal!; had a chance to wm because of Fran Tar kenton s sore pa ssmg arm It was comple te!) legtl He told me the day before the g~me that he hadn t been able to ztng a pass more than 20 vards for the prevwus month Q - A fc" ye ars back1 rerl") Rrad sha" Y. as on a plane a nd th e landiog gear went out ror gut stuck He pulled the ~e ars by hand so the plane could land safe The story, plt·asc' B f Evans\11le, lnd nomlc Rt search dt OhJO State Anc1 b\ not dotng so 1 bf'r.m sr he \\ oUld have had to p.n ~)i M(l Umvc1 s1ty reported Thursday t.nxco; 011 tht dnmut\ Hunter tl w sr 1 ~ 1hle\ m t 1u 1 ~e\u ~·d tht th.1t Oh1o s personal mcome co nti act Bc~ skf· tlJ<ill p!.t vt 1 s h <l\ t.: IJcnl tlu "d lllt i;l l l ~ n ge rn c nl~ tc1 1 ate m Decem bet wa s $59 9 ge t m.txtrnum usr of th t lr TnonC) ( Jns tl~d d uf lt.l lllt., lit U\\ll o.. .. ;-, btllmn an mcrease of 5 pe1 h<lll J.!: on to tt a n d r e<~p mtC'r est be nefits 1 t:ent uver the December 1973 tl- ls tht•n• a ny c h.mn · uf l.a rr} Csonk a, Paul Warfu~ ld an d level Jun Km k breaking up lhcrr t c1nl ra< t "nh tht• W F L ' If n ot , ""h } ' - Mtkc S t 1ru W cs t t•rl ) 'I he ce nter also reported that R I l11e M1a rn 1 Dolphms tr w bound more t1ghtl} thdn m u~ t because the1r ( on tr rtd u as du r ttl} \Hth J ohn Bassett the 1dronto money man not w1th h1s club and so he d ha,\ e to be th e consentmg pm t} 1f the) were ever cut loose I d sa~ 1f the WFLm,mages to surv1ve they II be pla ying m 1t (~--ll ow man} Vl'.lrs drd .fur I .AJ UI!i hold the heavyw(' Jgh. 1 hampwnsh1p was rt tht• lung est a nd "hat I' ' cr bt•ca m e of J oe 's sun '-H Andrade, Sa n Leandro (a hf You got 1t After h1s rookt e year m t11e \\Jnter Tc11y c~nd ,, Mtss Teenage Amenca, Debbte Pa tton \\ ere fl ymg betwee n Shreveport, La , and M1 dland Tex , for a Fellull slup of Chns han Athle tes engagement Ille landing gear tn the pn vt~tc two-cngme Joe held the title II years and ctght months , ft om June 22 plane stuck and Terr) went down mto the ptt and dtsengaged \t 1937 unt tl he re ttred March l 1949 J oe fought late• but not us lite manually a pretty good ph) steal fea t, so the) could land safe I) champ1on Hts son offsprmg of Joe s ma r riage to Marva I'roltt>J Terry subsequently marrted a M1ss 1cenage Amen ca (Hnd ts rep01 ted hvtng 1r1 tht.: Dcnve1 a rea Joe spends hts tune no\' c~s di vorced her ) but tl wasn t Debbte .1 gref'ter at Cae sar s Pakl(C m Lets Vcg0:1 s Q-Whu IS the lormerCeltic pla yer that appears on the long Q- Who \\ as th e l:1 st player lu play hoth wa y~ m a National di stance" televi sion commercial ~ 1th B11l Russell ' What year h mtball Lea gue' St cvt• Manle} Rt•Jd svtllr , N C did he play and what Is he dolng now ' -B l , Oregon Hill, N N Let s put tt th1s v. a} rtw!dst ma n to do 1t effec t1vel) and at You're referr mg to Ron Watts , now an msurancc cxccuttvt.: length was Chuck Bednank who played 58 nunule. uul of 60 as m Washtngton, D C Ron ca me out of Wake Forest to the Boston the Phtladelphta Eag les defeated the Gt ecn Ba) Packeos 17·1! Celttcs m th e 1966-1!7 season when Russe ll " as pla yer.;,oa ch Hr fur the 1960 Nr' l lt tle Chuck lw l s l<~ r ted lhl' season as offeriS I\ e was a backup lorward-<:enter who scored 38 pmnls m 27 games centc1 but doubled up \\ hen the ragl'=s ran out of hnebac kcrs tn and qutt after th at one campatgr "hen he was ch a fled as an the fofth game expansiOn player by Seattle 1where RtiSse ll no" coa ches ) Thetr Q-Wh er r 1s Bt•'o FTaiH'IS lht•st• days 1 - Boh Zeman, fnendshtp IS genUine II was Btll s chmce to ptck an) one m the ()o<~kl,md , Cahf country as his partner on the telephone contniCrctal Last \\ e heard of the p11de of RIO Grdnde Co llege Is that he Q-Would someone please explain why , II half of Ca tllsh \\dS ctnvtng a tru ck In souU1east Oluo \\ he! e some folks still HWtter's salary of $100,000 was to be deferred , the Oakland remember hts baske tball !ugh scon ng antit:s Athleti cs were ruled delinquent lor not paytng him during the PARflNG SHOf 1974 season and thereby lost the best pitcher in haseball•-Jay If the 1 ecent Pro Bo Y. I g£rrne we1e covered honest!} R , Cmclnnati, Ohio. newspapers Y. ould have reported tt as a \\-orthlcss exhibitiOn a nd "Deler ' m Catftsh's case dtdn 't mean dela) Tite key pomt m I hav tng nothtng lo do wtth the NFC 1ega tntng pnde but merely the HWtlcr case that has confttsed la ymen IS that Charley Fmley a vaptd exerctse whtch le t ABC s broadcasters tell each other had to defer the second $50,000 to anyone Hunt er chose m 1974 what grea t guys they'd been to ~< ork "tlh Englishman on top game started to lake shape last Oosterhms , the likable week at the Bob Hope Desert Englishman, never doubted lor ClaSSic m Palm Sprmgs, Calif Thursday, on a cloudy and a second he had a chance to overcast day wlth a breeze make hls mark on the blowtng m off the Pactftc Amertcan PGA tour There was liiUe else he could Ocean , Oosterhms' game came accomplish m Europe after ahve as he shot a SIX-Wider-par leading the British Vardon 66 for a one-stroke lead over Trophy race lour times, wm- Art\e McNickle, Mark Hayes mng the Eisenhower Cup, Ute and John Schroeder m Ut e French Open twtce and the openmg roWtd of the $170,000 Italian Open once plus playing Andy Wtlhams-San Dtego Open on a Walker Cup team " I fell fo r the ftrst time Uta I I So , last year he decided to try was playmg the way I can, his hand on the American tour satd Oos terhuts l o th1s pmnt He finished second in Ute Monsanto Open and won I don I believe l have played $21,913 m haU a dozen ap- my best Oh, Ute wmd was pearances, then went to Ute Utere and tt was trtcky at PGA Qualifying School and times, but 11 dtdn't affect my game In fact, I was qmle won hts card happy wlth the weather This Oo~terh~IS, wbo Is 26, stands would have been a great day m 6-S and wetghed over 200 England " pounds, started out m the It was an embarrassing day Phoemx Open Utts year and has been gomg ever since, even for the local chamber or though he mlssed Ute cut in commerce but mor e tha n 10,000 fans trouped out to Phoerux He didn 'I play well enough in Torrey Pmes on a day better any of Ute next four events to swted for duck hunting than distmgutsh himsell but his golf SAN DIEGO (Uri) - Peter CHILD BORN THIRD CHILD BORN RACINE - Mr and Mrs SYRACUSE - Mr and Mrs Carl Wolfe, Rl I, Racme, are Hug h M Mc Pha tl , Syracuse announ cmg the btrUt of a 6 lbs are ann ouncmg the btrth of a daughter. Megan Elizabeth, daughter Heather Lynn , Tuesday, Feb II at the Holzer SWtday, Feb 9, at the Holzeo Medtcal Center Grandparents Medtcal Ce nte r Ma terna l are Mr and Mrs Charles Asa gran dparents are Mr and Mrs Bradbury, Mtddleport , and R S Corson, Morganto11n W Mrs Deily Wolfe, Apple Grove Va , and Mrs Hugh R McGreat-grandparents are Mrs Phatl, Grafton W Va , IS the Robert Retbel Mom stown. pat ern al grandmother Mr and Mr a nd Mrs Cec tl and Mrs McPhatl have two Bradbury, Mtddleport Mrs sons Corev and Scott La ura Bradbury, Mtddleport, ts the grea t greatgrandmother Mr and Mrs Wolfe have two ot her daughters , Wendy 5 and HOSTS GUESTS Trtcta, 3 Recent weekend vtstl ors of Jt m Ste\\ art \\ ere Gen Gresh and Man on Stst Port Clin ton, SERVICF.S SET H I. Jones confe rence an d Be tty West Genoa Stmda\ supermtendent, wtll be speaker the) were JOined b) F.dward at the 10 30 a m mormng R\ chhck, Mingo JunctiOn for Mrshtp servtce at Ute Hysell dmner at the home of Mr and Run f ree Metltodtst Church Mrs Phthp Werr) Ste" art S\mda) In the evemng the and Ius guests met on a tour to Mtsston Youth Chotr , Pmnt lite BahHma lslimcts last fall Pleasant," til smg at i 30 p 111 and the speaker wtll be Mtss Sargent INSPF.CTION SET Harhsunvdle Lodge 411 1\lll MEETINGS CANCELLED The Past PreSidents ' Parle; hold 1ts annual 1nspectton Saturday Feb 15 at 7 30 p m cf Drew Webster Umt 39, The Entered Appentice degree Amen can Legwn Auxthary, wtll not hold meetings durmg wtil be conlerred Refreshments w11l be served follo\\mg Lent Next meeting "tll be th e mee hng All Mas ter Aprtl 16 at Ute home of Mrs Masons mvtled to attend Harry Davts VALENTINE DANCE SAT., FEB. 15th-9:30 PM-1:30 AM POMEROY JR. HIGH BLDG. SPONSORED BY THE POMEROY FIRE DEPT. AND EMERGENCY SQUAD Music by: "THE AMBASSADORS"" • In Williams Open One player who was affec ted by the weather was Johnn) Mtller, wtnner of three events thiS year and 11 m the last B months Mtller ca me here as the odds-<>n favonle bu t caught a cold earl) tn the " eek and had all he could do to ftmsh the opemng round, shootmg a one ovet-par 73 that put htm seven shots behind OosterhUis f didn 't feel all that well and the cold wea ther bothered me maybe more than some of lhe others ' Mtller sat d, But that s no excuse, I should have played better The seco nd round wtll be a btg one for me 1 can get m 11 wtth a good round ' Between Mtller and Ute lead are some 65 players , but wtth off weather and too pretty tou gh seastde courses playmg longer a star ltke Mtller ca n close the ga p qUic kly "'th one good round Oosterhuts had ftve btrdtes, an eagle and a bogey on his card of 32-34, whtle McNtckle had etght btrdtes and three bogtes on a card of 33-34 Hayes had ftv e btrdtes and no bogtes on a card of 34 33, and Schroeder had ftve btrds for hts 34-33 Lou Graham , John LISter Bru<e Crampton, Ray Floyd Phil Rodgers a nd Lann) Wadkms are two shots off the lead at fo ur under 68 whtle Btlly Casper, J C Snead, Bruce Devlm J nn Sunons, Be n Crensha" , L) n Loti and John Mahaffe) are at 69 U S Open champ Hale lrwtn IS at 70 and defe ndm g cha mp Bobby Ntch ols ts at 71 n By CHARLES P " 'All.ACE MOSCOW 1UP!) - Sovtet leader Leomd Brezhnev strode drama ti ca lly tnto the K: remlm1s ornate Catherme Hall and greeted Bntish Prtme Mtntster Harold Wtlson wtlh hacksla ppmg enthuSiasm "You look younger, 11 the robu.s t Russian satd ' It s the beer I drmk ," the Englishman rephed ' We drmk vodka here, ' Brezhnev responded wtth gusto The SoVIet leader emerged hale and hearty Thursday after seven rumor-filled weeks of secluston to greet the VISiting • he satd One rumor satd Brezhnev, a heavy smoker, was suffenng from a resptratory ailment The red.;,heeked Brezhnev, When the prtrne mtruster lit ta n and ftt, " as hts old seU - up a ptpe, the SoVIet leader JOktng, JOVIal and boiSterous, turned to him and asked , scotchmg rumors about his "Does everyone m England phystcal and pol ttcal health smoke ptpes?" Tossmg off JOkes and puffing 'It Is not compulsory ," on his f av~.~rt te cigarettes the Wtlson rephed Commumst party general Brttish offtctals satd Brezhsecretary made his ftrst pubhc nev dtd most of Ute talkmg for appeara nce smce Dec 24 , the SoVle~ , underscormg his By MIKE FEINSJLBER WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The adm1mstra twn appears to be settmg the stage for an upward revtston of tis esttrnate that unemployment wtll peak this year at 8 5 per cent Chatrman Alan Greenspan of the Council of Economic AdVI sers told the Senate Appropnatlons Comrmttee the unem ployment forecasts are under revtew ' and 11 IS posSible they may go above B5 per cent " George Meany, prestdent of the AFL-CIO, predtcted m a telev ision mte rvt ew Sunday that unemployment would reach 10 per cent by July He satd the labor federation's for ecasts were more accurate than the admtmstralton's because they "don 't put a pohhcal angle -a pohtteal ftgure m lhem " On Feb 3, Prestdenl Ford esti mated unemployment M utd declme late thts year and average 8 I per cent for 1975and 7 9 per cent m 1976 He told a meetmg of the New York Society of Securtty Analysts Thursday, "I am hopeful that we can and wtll have Wtemployment movmg down by the end of this year " In Topeks, Kan , Tuesday, the President hmted Utat a revtswn of the admmtstratlon 1s estimate may be commg as a result of the swift ascent of Wtemployment to 8 2 per cent m January 'My own personal feeling ts that there may be some mcreases, but l Uttnk Ute hump wtll have been reached sooner than some of Ute experts are forecastmg," Ford satd He satd Meany pulled 10 per cent 'out of the atr " On Ute inflation front, Greenspan offered encouragement 'We see some very defmlte and qUite hopeful stgns" that inflation ts abating, he satd He was opltrrusbc Uta! Ute recesston was approachmg tts turnaround pomt The unemployment Insurance figures reached a new high Thursday The Labor Department satd a record 4 8 million people recetved state unemployment msurance beneftts m the week ending Jan 25, and Utat 5 6 million m all got benefits under all programs Deputy Treasury Secretary Stephen Gardner satd the adnuntstration planned on 'a FERTILIZER Sugar Run Mills SPRING SHOES I IARRIVING DAILY I I I I__ --------J I heritage house 1 1 Your Thom MeAn Store Mrddleporl, Ohto IF YOU'RE A FAMILY ON THE GO I~I<:)I~I~IE::I fits into your life. vou can do your whole weeks wash m a few weekend loads only Norge has BIG LOAD 20 LB. CAPACITY , WASHERS & DRYERS II FRIDAY VAIE N II NE Da n ce Mrs Pat Thoma, Metgs County servtce uml director, Mrs · Southern Htgh School 9 p m to Carolyn Reeves and Mrs Elizabeth Lane of Pomeroy Browme 12 mtdmght Music by Lotus of Manetta Adnu sswn $1 25 per Troop 76, were m Athens Thursda) for a scout workshop at the person Sponsored bt sentor Good Shepherd Eptscopal Church . Mrs Pat Fraze was leader for the workshop attended by class llETURN Jonathan Metgs scout leaders and asststants from the Ohto counltes m the Black Chapter , Daughters of th e Diamond Gtrl Scout Counc~ Amen can Re voluhon home of Among the toptcs dtscussed was bndgmg - Browmes to fh e club agreed to bU\ brush and hot water, and that Mrs Vern on Weber, Rutland 2 JUmor troops, JWttors to cadette troops, and cadettes to semor napkms and cups fur the ptzza too lhp ,1s te ts al so 1 ec om p m Mrs Helen Hayes 11111 scouts Exchange VISttattons among the troops was suggested as prese nt a prog ram on par t\ bemg planned b) the mended for cl eamng plat1mun, one way or preparmg gtrls for the advancement from one level or Amen can H1st01) Assrstm g J.1vcecs for the chtldrcn at the .tnd gold and stlver Jewelry scouting to another hastes:; \\Ill be Mrs Lawrence Gallt,t Counl) Cluldren S'Home Op.ols she satd should be Settmg up tentaltve schedules of acttVIItes and servtce Milh oa n and Mrs Dav ton "here Metgs County bo)s and wtpcd with a clear ml, such as prol!l'ams when troops ftrst meet m the fall was another grrls 1 es rde Parsons baby otl but never touched suggestion explored by the troop leaders Thmkmg Day to be Mrs Ahce I hompson will wt th water observed later thts month was suggested as a ume for some HAPPY HARVES TERS pr~p a re the Apnl 25 Green Mrs Addalou Lewts gave spectal activtttes, along wtth Gtrl Scout Week to be observed m Tnn tly Chur c h, re gulat March meettng, at 7 30 p m wtth Thwnb !'\ ole• foo 1he Dati) gard entn g ltps for Ma rc h The troop budget was discussed and the workshop leader Mrs Eva Dcssa uer and Mrs Sent tn el A com munr cat10n notmg that th1s 1s the time to noted that the Mergs Muse um prlUl e and spray, to ferllhze emphasiZed Ute tmportance of letting Ute scouts know where the Lilhe Hauck as hos tesses 1s avatlable for use An m- lawns, get hot beds 1eady f01 money comes from, how tt ts to be spent, and what can be done MARY Shrme 37, Order of vltat wn v.a s read regardmg a wtUt gtrl scout funds fl o"ers and vegetables , pull The new Browme and jumor handbook, "Datsy" was the Whtte Shnne of Jerusalem, meetmg of the Comnutlee fot d1rt awa} from rOSfS. set out displayed and !bose attendmg were provtded wtth a resource regular meeting, 8 p m at the the Retarded of Metgs County frutt trees and plant at Ute Courthouse Thursday grapevmes matertalllstmg of hterature and hltns avatlable to troops The Ma sonic Temple, Pomeroy group VISited Ute Athens Semce Center which IS located m Ute Potluck refreshments wtll mght The program on gladwh was follow A prachce wtll also be MIS Ins Kelton, by letter, gtven by Mrs Colhns who Securtty Bank Bmldmg submitted her restgnahon as emphastzed the preparatton of There was group smgmg of songs, some games appropriate held SATURDAY preSident and Mrs Dolly th e flowers for spectmen for Browrues and JWttors and a general sharmg of tdeas on how to BAKE Sale , Rutland H a y es wa s nam ed new showmg She satd that as the make scouting grow Department Store begtnmng at preSident Mrs Kelton has sptke develops , 1t should bf 9 a m Sponsored by Rutland been til for several weeks ORGANIZATION of several new troops m Me\gs CoWtty has staked , and th at when Vo!Wtteer Umt of Southeastern ro open the meehng Mrs prepa nng for dtsplay, the glad been annoWtced by Mrs Thoma , serVIce umt dtrector At I p.m Wednesday mothers of Ute ftrst, second and third Ohto Emergency Medical Mt1l e r read two poems, chosen should be the one whtch 'Wmter Vtewpomt 'by LaVern gtves promtse of the largest graders at tbe Mtddleport Elementary School are mvtted to a Servtces SQUARE Dance, Bp m to 12 Larson, planning session ~reparatory to organtzmg a Brownie Troop and "Nature's number of florets , along wt!h a Mrs Nancy Je!fers is Ute leader for a new Browrue troop at mtdntght at Hamsonvtlle Tapes lr) " by Ethel Brown sturdy and general healthful Ute Salisbury Elementary School wtUt formal orgaruzation to Elementary School sponsored The ecolog) message by Mrs appearance The glad should take place later thts month And at both Ractne and Syracuse, by Harnsonville Golden Circle Nancy Cclltns was on cleanmg be allowed to develop m the Semor Cttizens Club Ad- Jewelry taken from the book, garden Wthl the second floret vo!Witeers have come forUt to serve as leaders for troops. miSston $1 for adults and 50 'Household Ecology " She satd begms to open, then 1t should cents for chtldren MusiC by the that necklaces put together be cut and put mto deep water POMEROY BROWNIES 76 Everyon e A valentine party was held at the Pomeroy Elementary Htlltoppers welcome School Tuesday evenmg for Ute Pomeroy Browmes The children VALENTINE Dance, at exchanged valentines, played games and sang songs Cupcakes, Pomeroy JWttor Htgh from 9 heart candy, potato chips and Kool-Atd were served pm to 1 am Mustc by Red Stewart Band Sponsored by MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 Pomeroy Emergency Squad Approxtmately 50 Gtrl Scouts and thetr guests attended a and volWtteer Ftre Departskatmg party Saturday at the ment Admtsston IS $5 a couple Skate-a-Way Rmk, Pomeroy By Helen Bottel H. Swindellj RD Accompanymg the yoWtg All proceeds to be used toward people were Mrs Jane Hess, payment of new butldmg Heartng Aod Spectahst Mrs Stbley Slack and Mrs 'Mrs. Valentine' Speaks Her Mind BAKE SALE by Southern Mary WISe , leader Gtrls Athletic Boosters Club at DEAR HELEN At the Monday ntght meeting The controversy over Mrs vs Ms JUSt lloors me I'm a very Racme Home-Nallonal Bank, of the troop, work was conhappy and proud Mrs Twelve years ago my man and I dectded Racme tmued on the cooking badge we could hck the world together We knew noUtmg worthwhile IS SUNDAY and the dabbler badge All easy, so we've worked hard at a good, strong terrihc marrtage I REVIAL now m progress at wouldn't trade places wtth anyone on earth,1 and I glory m my cook1e orders were turned m Pomeroy Wesleyan Hohness tttle of Mrs Church through Sunday, 7 30 p Mrs means I belong, through love, wtth one man, and him m Rev Wayne Stutes, alone I'm his wtfe, lover, mother of his son, helpmate, speaker Pastor IS O'Dell housekeeper and best fnend I have hts devolton, h1s prolectton Manley Pubhc ts mvtted I and frtendshtp We share everyUtmg from money to sorrow to SATURDAY I work and play COUNTY-WIDE prayer BAKE SALE at Racme I Home Nattonal Bank by South- meeting 2 p m at Htland Mrs means truly belonging It's prtde m the greatest respect I ern Local Gtrls Athleltc Chapel wtlh Glen Btssell, class It'sgtVIng and takmg , the good and Ute bad lt'sllvmg every day and loVIng every btl of our ltfe togeUter For proper heartng a1d Boosters leader No marrtage was made m heaven It works because you frHmg or referral to mechcal or chnrcal spec1ahsts, calli constantly work at 11 It's strtvmg to make the other person as Mr Swtndell Metgs , happy as you are It's knowmg ltmes wtll get better - they Mason and Gallla area do It's forgtvmg and forgettmg argtunents and miSunalways representative of derstandmgs It ts ftghlmg clean and sltllloVIDg through angry words It's making up before you go to sleep at mght, and trymg Btcentenmal projects to be and several areas sUitable for to see both stdes It's carmg about one's appearance, still wanDILES HEARING earned out by the Middleport development as prOJects were tmg h1111 (or her) to think you're attractiVe It's planmng surAmateur Gardeners were presented before the club pnses, and makmg e•eryday chores spectal It's makmg your AID CENTERS Prestdmg m the absence of mate fall m love wtth you all over agam dtscussed durmg a meetmg of 444 West Urnon Sf lhe club members Wednesday Mrs Harold Lohse who ts It's talkmg over hopes, dreams and goals and hstemng to his. Athens, Ohoo 45701 vacattomng m Flor1da, was It's sharmg problems and responslbtliltes, and trymg to ease mght at the Metgs Museum Phone 592 6238 Mrs Edward Burkett Mrs Pearl Reynolds, vtce them for your partner "' Other oHtces m Parkers I reported on the recent meetmg prestdent The verse or the Marrted love can't be replaced by riches, but tt's the rtchest burg, W Va and Ch1lhcothe I of the Metgs County Btcen- month was a short human blessmg God has gtven us -MRS D K , ALWAYS ..., _____ _! tenmal Ccmmtsston last week mterest story about Abraham DEAR MRS K Lincoln giVen by Mrs Edgar Thanks for a fme Valentine's Day letter Your words are a Reynolds In response to roll welcome rebel from all those "l love my spouse, BUT " call members gave the matden problems - H name of a president's Wlfe An mvttatton was read !rom DEAR HELEN the Wmdmg Tratl Garden Club That letter about Ute moon affectmg personalities and moods mvtltng members to attend an was mtereslmg open meeting March II at Ever smce "Shme On Harvest Moon" (which I danced to Grace EpiScopal Partsh House when !was 16),l've known full moons make me more lovmg But Guest speaker for the do your readers know that weaUter affects romance too' ' meelmg wl!s Mrs Liz Htlferty, Our local meteorologtst reports Utat if Ute barometer drops an acltve member of the Metgs below 29 9 mches m the northern part of Ute Umted States (above CoWtty Pioneer and HIStomal San Franctsco and Washmgton, D C, and up as far as Canada), (DISCONTINUED STYLES) Soctely and actively mvolved women are sener -RESEARCHER m the museum development DEAR RESEARCHER Introduced by Mrs Pearl Interestmg . Reynolds, Mrs Htlferty So now before tmportant dates, bachelors should not only outhned detatls of the plans for check mouth spray and after-shave lotton, but also Ute the museum and then showed barometer - H sltdes of outstandmg places m Metgs County DEAR HElEN She was presented wtth a Why ts 1! that a husband (mme ) can dtaperthe baby, mop Ute personal gtfl for the program floor, even gtve me a borne permanent, and his mascultraly ISn't along wtth a monetary gtlt for Utreatened, but tf I stgn my name above his, on a check or legal the museum on behalf of the paper that reqUtres boUt stgnatures, he gets real upset• Even if I club by Mrs Pearl Reynolds stgr first , I must always leave S!lilce for hiS name ABOVE mme The arrangement of the Silly, !SD't tt' -CAN'T UNDERSTAND MEN , month, a patnoltc ar- DEAR CAN'T rangement of red carnaltons Yup but wtth blu,e and whtte rtbbons, If you can't undersland'em, humor'em- especiBlly smce was'dtsplayed by Mrs Harry your particular man seems almost perfect m every other Davts Mrs Burkett recetved respect Really, htssmallcomplex (my husband has tt too') IS no Ute hostess gtft, a begoma worse Ulan a woman's msiStence that she be ftrsl to walk Utrough plant a doorway Rtgbt•- H ~p I Glad10h upen mm e 1aptdly tn humtd tl,u k pla<es wt lh the •• I II I HEARING PROBLEM? t t 1 I Bicentennial projects set I COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR BARGAIN TABLE SHOES 1f2 PRICE THE SHOE BOX QUASAR The b1g Norge 20 lb wash basket with Norge 4 way washmg act1on has lots of room to get big loads really clean And the Norge 20 lb dryer keeps up w1th the washer load for load You can breeze through your whole weeks wash m practically no hme 20 Lb Wa sher 20 Lb Drye r • gels cloth es really clean • fully automaltc drytng • all Iabr ie conlrolled • perm anent press cool-down • perm anent press care • htgh • automaltc dts p e n ser s • 4 heal se tect1ons • automaltc !tnt • b1g ell•ctcnt hnl IIIIer I iiier • water sa ver conlrot atrllow low temperature • end ol cycle s1gnal • Custom Mat1c Pre-Set VHF Tuner • Solid State UHF Tuner • Golden M P1cture Tube plus Norge commerc •al heavy duly qualtly ,n a home washer and dryer WASHER 299 DRYER • Mag1c Mast up-front telescopmg antenna • Walnut gram plastic cabmet 95 • Built m recessed handle • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE WERNER RADIO &T.V. INGELS FURNITURE 992-2625 The Total Woman lt•• "Y Uts Mldcll........ Ohio Middleport, 0. Middleport I I I general n~ e after the first ones open When preparing the flowers for specimen use, she said, Ute length of the stem neeas to be m good proportion to Ute flower, about 40pcl flower, 60 pet stem If a floret ts missing, Mrs Colhns, the specimen is not adrmtted to competition. She talked on straight stems, clear colors, and cautioned that no lollage must be removed The score card used for the flower show calls for 15 pomt s eac h lor spacing, number of florets and buds, substance of florets , 10 points for color and stze, 20 points for stem length and strength, and 15 pomts for foliage and cultural perfectiOn Mrs rhompson presented matenal on making hanging baskets Mrs Wtlma Terrell judged the flower arrangementS of red and white WIth blue nbbons gomg to Mrs Lewts and Mrs Terrill, and to Mrs Miller for her display ol Africa! Vtolets Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs Mildred Deeth, Mrs. Cora Beegle and Mrs Pat Thoma bemg that two norets wtll open each m~hl Auxiliary has meet II <: I Us. I I Bank Rate Rnancing Ph. 992-2115 \\ J1 h slrmg need to be cleaned soft brush dipped m dr } 11111 he M.trth 11 .tl Bpm al bc~ktn g sodc1 and th en rublx.'<l Gr dU: F.pt sc opal Clnu l: h and d cclfl \\ llh d soft d oth Ptns Qidll S f111 1t \Hil' made when and r 1ngs can be washed m tlw duO me mb e r ~ met \\ <II Ill so.1py water wtth am Tuesd,l) mght .11 the honll' of m uma added and copp er Mr s Susre Miller jt!\\dl\ should be wa shed m Spe.l kPr Lit the mee ting wrll soap' \\ die! \\ Jth two pal ts bt• Mrs Nan Mom e, Mtd- vm egar and one part salt dlepml who 11111 sho11 ft lm For cleamng dramonds Mrs 1.1ken dunng tt 1ecent tnp to Colhns Silld !hal lhe book Hct \\ .t ll 1 econun ends usmg toothpaste \\ ll h d I POMEROY 180 Mulberry --~ wtth 2 to 20 lb llextboloty Seed Com & Field Seeds OFF ICE HOURS 9:301o 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.>- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY I I 1 ht' ,mnu.tl open mee hnl-! of the Wu1dmg l'r£~1 1 ( ~a rde n Club Charlene Hoeflich healthy degree of econonuc sttrnulation" but Ford Is ready to spend more if econonuc condtttons get worse ' As he has satd, hts posttion ts not set m concrete and we must adjust our policies to meet changmg ctrcumstances, but tl IS clear Utat a central emphasts of our economiC policy ts to restram furUter growUt m the federal budget," Gardner S8ld r----·--- Club plans March 11 open meet Girl Scout Diary By ftrm position In Ute Kremlin leadership Brezlmev was neatly dressed m a black sutt with medals pmned over his breast pocket Hts complexton was ruddy and he looked more rested than at his last appearance, which followed a hectic work schedule Speculation about Brezhnev mcreases whenever he remams secluded, but sertous questions were raiSed when he Wtexpectedly canceled a VISit to the Mtddle East Dec 30 The postponement came durmg a Moscow vtstt by Egyptian Foreign Muuster Ismail Fahmt Egypttan government sources later satd Brezhnev recetved Fahmi on a couch ai a rest home outstde Moscow Speculation mcreased when a number o! notable VISitors, mcludmg Australian Prtme Mtn!Ster Gough Whitlam, VISited the capttal wtthoul meeting Brezhnev Jobless peak being revised ProVIdence, 69-08, Duquesne beat Marshall, 83-72, Furman 58 Co pp •n Sl 93 Sh a w 7'1 defeated Rtchmond , 97-88 Covena n t 100 Tr evecca 72 Fatrfteld beat Boston College, Cn br ln d 99 Un1 0n Ky 8 6 De law ar e 7 1 Ge tt ys bur g 63 Bll-74, flonda Stale topped Dlta St 76 U W Prk sd e 73 Georgia State , 81-72 Southern DuQuesne 83 Mar sh a l l 7'l F la St 8 1 G eorg n St 72 Dhnots beat St Louts, 79~. Fla A &M 77 Sl F i n 7'} and Wtchtta State topped North F ur m an 97 R IC hmOnd 88 Geotown K y 99 Thos Mo r e 91 f exas Slate, 87-72 J cks n St 1 l 7.6K v er N 0 7 1 lo utsv tl le held Drake Ky Sf 9] F <fir m nl St 84 Va ll ey 8 1 Tougaloo 65 wtUtout a field goal for seven M1ss So M ss 100 UW M dw 80 nunutes mtdway through the St et son 1!8 No Ill H 76 B el m ont 7 1 second half and the Cardmals Vunld,on s ta Sl 88 C lmbs 85 rolled to an easy vtctory behtnd Wash Coli 87 Mor av• an 71 Midw es t Allen Murph) s season !ugh 26 Br adley 'n Tuls a 87 potnts The wtn boosted Elmh u r st 117 Car r oll 97 I.outsvtlle's season mark to 17- G r een B a y 67 N o Y. 1c h 51 L OUISVil l e 86 D rak e 66 ROYAL CROWN 2 and kept the Cardmals atop Md tS rl 45 Hm p d n Sy dn y .:1 3 the MISsourt Valley Confe rence P r 1nc p1 a 70 Green vl 69 BOTTLING COMPANY SI U Ed svl" 6 Prdu e lndpl s 52 Mtddleport standmgs wtth an 8-2 record So 111 79 St L o urs 6] W•c 1' 1 1 ta Sf 87 N T e x St 72 Drake fell to ll-9overall and 44 tn the conference Mtk e Davts a nd Bobb\ Humbles scor ed 21 pmnts ap tece to lead Bradley to Its Mtssoun Valle ) Conference wm o'er Tulsa m a game "hich saw mne players foul out and 62 personnel fouls called Bradley hit 11-<>f-12 free throws m Ute last 31, nunutes to hold off a Tul sa r ail) and move tis overall record to 12-8, :N m conference play Stx pia) ers fouled out for Tulsa, \\hich fell to 13-!0 for Ute season a nd~ m MVC play Jumor center Marty Halsey scored a game-htgh 21 pomts. JUST RECEIVED mcludmg the wtnnmg bucket \\lth SIX seconds remammg, to NEW SHIPMENT • help Holy Cross squeak by Pro\1dence Mtke Dtcens had IB pomts fo r Hoi) Cross whtle high scorers for Providence were Joe Hassett wtth 2Q and TAKE DELIVERY EARLY! Rick Santos \nUt 13 Ktp McLane hit for 23 pomts and Oscar Jackson for 21 to lead Duquesne past Marshall and enhance Its second place standmg m Ute ECAC southern diviSion The Dukes, now 12-7 1 Most All Analysis In Stock on the season, hit for 48 per cent from the held Marshall droppr<t to 1"-9 . W. COMPT N, 0. D. OI'TOMETRIST when he addressed a regwnal parliament sesston Smce then, a senes of rumors have suggested the 68year-<>ld Brezhnev was the VICtim of a host of debthtating diseases, a Kremlm power struggle-or both " I am glad to see you," Wtlson satd m greelmg Brezhnev "You are lookmg well Have you been restmg? " "I'll explam that later, ' Brezhnev replied Then, he lit up a cigarette u Ah, thiS 1s one of my faults," pn me mtmster U Mn ss 85 U M e Or on o 49 We 5t f ld S t 76 W r cst r St 7J Wrl k. es 10J M ad iSOn F OU 85 South Al a A&M 86 A lbny St Ga 8 3 Aug usta 91 Ed W o t e r s 82 B l m n t Abby 70 Len or R hy n e 69 Bo w c St 6J D C T c hr s SJ Carso n N ewman 70 Tuscu lum ' I Col l ege Ba sketba ll Res ul ts B v Un1 1ed P ress Intern a tiOnal Ea st A ll h Cr SI 7 1 T u ft s 0! Bnrly 12'>R I Co 192 Bos ton U 9S Ve r monl 13 7 B s rn St 96 U Me Prt nCl 79 Bra ndes 95 Le w II T t>ch P1 Br ya nt 124 Go rd on 69 Br c kp t St 79 Crl lnd St 59 Br yan t 124 Go rd on 69 Buc kn et l 7J L eh rgh 6J Cas t1t 1 St 130 N rwc h 60 Can i S! US 76 St Ptr s C h ey r,ey 80 Mll l r s vl 66 D omr n can 96 Me r cy 63 E Conn 9S N l'w H .wen 61 E m rra SO E se nhowe r 7 1 F ~1•r fl d 80 B stn Coli 7 t F rnkln &Mrs t11197 Mh lnb g 6'1 F r am ng h m St 72 SE Ma ss 71 Ha r tw c k 7J U t ca 60 H o ty Cr o!! S 69 P r o v 68 Ho f st r a 6? K engs P I 50 J r sy Ct y St 78 R a ma p o 6'1 Lt> M oy n e 9 J R oc h es t er 70 Ma n ha tta n 77 U Co nn 69 M a n s i e ld 69 Kutzt ow n 50 N otr e D am e 68 S l Jo hn s 67 NY Po l y 68 P h a B1 bl e 56 Pace !7 Yesh v a 50 Ph n Texr 90 Del Val t9 Qu rHll p lii C 91 So Conn 59 Sa l em St 85 L owe 1 St J7 Sac r ed H eart 96 Ma r s f 82 Sc r an ton 84 U psa a 74 •Stn Hl l 85 Mt St M r y s 83 S1ena 96 Sl F r an NY 77 St F ra n as N tc h ol s 79 Susq ue 11anna 75 Wa g n er 66 Su Holk 99 Cl a rk. 88 to 18 mwm By United Press International The box score was only half th e story- th e wrong half as far as Notre Dame and tts basketball fans \\ ere concerned Notre Dan1e squeaked by St John's ~7 . Thursday rught m the second ha If of a doubleheader at Madtson Sqnare Garden However , the bo x score showed t he lrtsh's leading scorer Adnan DanUey, wtth "only" 18 pomls-12 below his a':erage which ranks him Uttrd tn Ute nation among maJor college scorers However, tt was DanUey's ;two free throws wtUt I 48 lelt to ' play that enabled Notre Dame to hang on fo r Its 14th "'" agatnsl seve n losses and Coach Dtgger Phelps was more Ulan pleased wtth his star s performance I thought he ( Dantl ey) played a great team game. · Phelps satd He 's one of the most dedtcated players I've e\ier seen He's turned mto a tea m pla)er th1s year " St John's, thanks to nussed free throws and a key walkmg VIolatiOn b) DanUey . had Utree shots at the wmrun g basket m the final 21 seconds but faded to btl oo any Guard Frank Alagta 's last~nd Jumper from the top of the key bounced off the run as the buzzer sounded Tob) Kmght had 16 pomts for the Irish whtle Glen Wtlliarns had 14 to lead the Redmen In the ftrst game of the doubl eheader, Ma nha tlan 's George Bucc t scored 29 pomts to lead the Jaspers to a 77~9 VIctor) over Connecticut Tony Hanson "as htgh scorer lor Connecllcut wtth 25 pomts In otirer key games, seventhra nked Loutsvtlle whtpped Drake, 86-66, Bradley got by Tulsa, 92-.'17, Holy Cross edged per <enl lugher for 1974 compat ed wt th 1971 SIK of the etghl maJor OhiO Cit} -county ar eas surveyed showed December to Decem ber Increa ses m pr oductiO n worker payrolls rangmg fr om 7 pt'ii cent tn Akron-Sumrm t and roledo-Lucas to I per cent tn Columbus Franklin Canton-Stark reported a 6 per cent In crease wh1l e Cleve la nd Cuyah oga and Yowl gs tm... n Mahomng both saw 2 pe r cenl mcrea ses Declm es m prod uct ion v. orkcr payrolls Y.. cre reported m Cmcmnatl Hanulton down 4 per cent , and Day ton-Mont gomery, down 6 per cent The Cente r satd only Dayto nMo n tgo mer~ report ed a decline m productiOn Y.. orker payroll s when com pa nn g ftgUI es fot the )ear wtth 1973 levels at 4 per cent Increases around the state were Ca nt on-Sta rk 9 pe r cent Cleveland-Cuyahoga and I ole ri o I uca s 7 per ce nt Youngstown-Mahonmg 6 per r enl Akron-Summit a nd Cmunna tl Hdtn ll ton 5 pel cent <tn cl Columbus F'rankltn 3 per cen t Dantley held • the pe rsonal mcome rate was tJ Brezhnev hale, hearty DAUGHTER BORN Mr and Mrs Paul Chapman, High St , P9meroy, are announcmg the btrUt of a 9 lb. daughter , Anna Margaret, Wednesday evenmg, Feb 12, at the Holzer Medtcal Center Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Delmar A Canaday, Pomeroy, and Mrs James Halferty, Dayton HOSPITALIZED Mtss ,Sharon Smtih , Pomeroy, ts a pattent at the Untverstly Hosptlal, Means Hall Cards may be sent to Room 367 Cuntnbullons to the comThe pra) er for peace was mumt ~ se1v1n· pdl ty at the gtven by Mrs Wwston, Athens Menta l He.tllh Centet chaplam and there \\ as group and tu the fl owe1 fund fo r the •mgmg of Onward Chnsttan Dts trad 8 p1 estdent were made Sold tel s ' the hymn of the dunn g a meettng of the month Amcncan LegiOn Auxthary of Mrs Campbell Harper, umt Lewts Manle) Post 263 at the Amert cam sm cha u woman home of Mrs F:rnest Bowles pr esent ed Mrs Arn old l'uesda) mght Rt chards Etg hth Dts tn ct Mrs All en Hamp ton Am en ca ntsm chatrv. oman presid ed wtth the mec ttn g Mrs Richards gave the theme opemng m ntuahshc fmm of the Department of Ohtb, Commtmrca ttons rea d mcluded 'Amer t I can ) tsm, ' and then a thank you note from Mrs prese nted the auxtltary 's haste John James fm a remem- program of Amertc amsm, bl ance at the death of her whtch mcludes Buckeye Gtrls father State a law and order program, ll wa s repmled that the book, and the Valley Fo rg e Need a Ltft " had been presented to the Metgs Htgh School One report was completed on the commumty service program Mrs Wilham Wmston reported on cards whtch had been sent, and plans were made for a " bakeless ' bake sale at the next meetmg Teachers Semmar Other program s mclude ass tsltn g wtth the God and Country pr og r am and thiS year 's pre para tton for lh e BICentenmal celebrahon Mrs Bowles served sandwt ches and a dessert carrymg out the valenhne theme NEW SHIPMENT POLLY'S POINTERS BY POlLY CRAMER Window battle proves a pain POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - f want to use my bath salts jars lor nuts but cannot seem to get the swee t flower -hke odor out of them What can I do to remed) thts' My Pet Peeve ts when an usher tn church opens one or two wmdows a b1t and someone gets up and closes one I cannot understand why such people do not move to another part or the church It seems they could reahze that others may be too warm tn the crowd JESSAMINE DEAR JESSAMINE - Just last week a daughter-in-law of mine removed the odor from a perfume bottle by putting ammonia in it and letting it stand for a fe" hours Be sure to wash clear of ammonia before using for food POLLY. DEAR POLLY - Ltsa can doubtless remove the marks made by a permanent feltlipped marker from her lammated plasltc table top by sprymg the marks wtUt a spray laundry pre-cleaner or by applymg dry cleamng fluid contammg naptha Rub hghtly wtlh a soft cloth I have found thai such marks often can be removed from wall surfaces (pamted wtlh latex or enamel) by usmg lhts spray Agam rub hghtly wtth a soli cloth, rmse and drv - ANDREA. DEAR LISA - You also might put enough baking soda and water on a sponge so as to dampen it, rub marks off, rinse and dry. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - Before stonng deep fat fryers, electrtc roaster.s and other large utenstls that are only used occasiOnally place a small hd or dtsh mstde that contains about two tablespoons of baking soda Thts will keep th em sweet smelhng MURIEL DEAR POLLY - My Pomter IS for those hvmg where outdoor watermg ts restrtcted In our town we can only water every other day durmg the stunmer Tomatoes and other of MATCH· MATE FABRIC young growmg plants really need datly water I took several large cans (No 30 frozen fruit or lard cans ) m whtch I had made small holes m the bottoms, ftlled Utese cans m the house and carrted them out to my garden space Th1s allowed the water to seep around the thirsty plants on days when I could not turn the hose on No water was wasted and not nearly so much was used as when the hose was turned on so f felt ]Usltfted - MABEL for SPRING COATS and DRESSES ~ You will receive a dollar II Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pel Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem Write Polly In care of lhls newspaper February Savings Time PIIGDMI PAll ................. ~~ WCDJDCD _.,_ ... _....,.., ..• ........ _ _... _-._ Dryw • ••• •• •••• •• , \j • • 'o • o o o 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 ......_ _ _ ... _ ~,.. ..,... ,... . . . . 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POMEROY POMEROY TRINIT Y Rev W H Per r n pastor Roy Mayer Sunday scnool sup t Church schoo l 9 15 a m wor!htp serv1ce 101 1 nm Youth cho •r r eh ear sal N on day ] 30 p tTl UI"\Cier l1 rt:- cto on of Mary Sk tnn'l' r sen or cho •r rehearsal 7 30 p m Tn ursdav Wtth Mrs Pau l Nl<i t d •r i;'C ft> r POMEROY CHURCH OF THE N AZARENE Corn e R('v Un h 'l an d Mu l b erry Clyde V Henderson pas tor Sunday schoo l 9 JO cl m Gten M cCl ung supt mor11 ng worSI'HP 10 30 am evC'n or1g servace 7 30 m •d w ee k. ser \1 1Ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL nH• Rev Ha ro ld Dee th r ec l or CI'HJrCh serv1 ces 10 JO a m Holy : ommunton ltr sl Sunrirty Of month Church SChOOl 10 JO am for nur sery t hrouQ h 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST Terrell Gr on nger pastor Bi bl e ~chool 9 30 a m wor!!>t11p 10 30 am ndull w or sh tp serv •ce and younQ p~opl e s me e t ng 7 30 p rn Com b1 ned B•ble stud y and prayer mee t tng Wl'dn esd,1y 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W WLn tn9 o ffi cer an ch ar ge Sundt'ly 10 a rn Hotr ness rne etm g 10 JO a m Sunday S~ool Young Peoples Leg 1on 7 p m Thursday I lo 3 n m La dles Home Le<tat" 7 p m , Pr ep cl asses ST PAUl LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycam or e and Second St s Pomeroy Th e R ev Woll dll1 M• cld l es w<~rth Pastor ~und~ v School at 9 IS am d Churcn Srr v•ces 11 am SAt.:HED HE A RT R ev Father Paul D We llon pasto r Phon e 992 ?825 S lt urcJdy even1ng Mass 7 30 Su11day Ma ss 6 and 10 ,, m Co n tesslon satur ' 1y 7 7 JO p m Carmel News, By the Day ~ POMEROY FIRST BAP TrSr RM.JNI Kuhn pas tor W II nm War~on ~l •ndciP' so,ool su p! Sund~y sc 11oo 1 v JO n m HYF n JJ m tl ble stuay v. ednesday } p • c: ho r prilct •ce Wean!'Sdily 8 30 p m POMER O WESLEYA N HOLINE S CHURC H Har f oSOlvol 1-:l'\ 0 01"' 1 Mr1 IIC'y Pa ~! Jr ' I t nry [ blr n " l nd a y 'n two I :-.u fl <;undoy ~H nool 9 10 am Even rtq \I'•O r ~ h , , 10 pIll Pr,1 ' f! r arld l ' r 1 ~ ~ V'rli (f' 1 hllrSLI 1y r JO l)tn S y R A C U S E r HURCH l •M•H OF () Li t F I R 6 T GOD P« ~ Wr 1 ~•v ':l~';:dr~~ 1 1 1 SLI LOO v ~~ 1 '1 pr, ,1( ll oiHl II 1 10 D 1 f'~ H HII 1st< '"> 1 I " r p n r • ! 11 l" 0 1" ltl p •' POMEROY WESTSI DE CHUR CH OF CHRI ST ?00 W IVrlr <., J Jtr ~ 11 Jlll 1 I '>lr r Pll 0 f1 (' ?9 !1_,/;Jf. Con s cr,.nl ,.ro non nstru mC'r1tnl ~und iiY worsh p 10 Am B bi C' study l l d n worsh p 6 p m Wed nesday Btble st udy ! p m M I DW AY COMMU NITY CHURCH ( no n denom1nCH onalJ Lang sville Dex:. ter Road t ne Rev Worley Hil l ey p.=tsto r Sunday school 10 am even 1ng worSh• P l 30 p m P rMy er mee t11'19 Tu esday I 30 pIll you th ,Jroup F ndily 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roqcr I urnf'r pa stor Su ncl ay <.c hoor 1() ,1 rn S u11d·•~ cvcnonq ~cr . . cc 1 JO Wcdne sdnv n.t11 1 sl udy 7 JO pm OlD DE X T ER BIBLE CHR I ST IAN CHURCH Rev Ron Tcrrv on s1or ';unclily SC I10ol I[) il m Mr'j V'.or l(' y rran c t s su per nle LICitnt Morn n q wor stH p 11 ,1 m SundAY el.'e n Lnq <;£rvt CC } JO fUiwl !-iocial ,\o/('.~ Sund,n S< hool .tt lcndctncc on F'eb 9 \\ tiS l2 the offe nng $1[) 26 Wors hip SCI VIC(>S were held at 11 w1th Kerrmt Walton Those at the home of Mar) Ctrcle on SUilday were Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle, Mr and of the Pomero\ UM Churc h Mrs George Ctrcle and Chet·yl sp cdkmg clue to ll!e illness of of New Haven and Mr and the Re1 Hubert Meece Hts Mrs Me lvm Circle and family subjec t \\d s HO\\ Mlll:h Is the of Colwnbus Hwn.111 Boch Wo1th • As c1 Mr and Mrs Shelby Pte kens bod~ , ven' lillie but " soul ts and chtldren , Jay and Joyce, wo1 th n fo1tune to God' as Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs Gene ll lustr,Jtt:'d by the lt ves of Anne Hudson of Racme were at the Sulhvan cHid HeiC' n Kelle1 home of Mr and Mrs •\ llun A!tendan c.:e Wd s 16 the of fe tut g Taylor on Sunday ! 10 """ pledges $27 Mr a nd Mrs Wt lh am Sevcrul local fl tend s ancl Carlton of Ractne called at the re ldtlves c~ s \\ ell as those from home ol Betty Van Meter and fat ther '-met~ vtsltcd the Wh1te lamtly and Mrs Dean Bnnker Funeral Home a t Cool\1llc cilld Saturday evemng attended se1\II..CS dl the Mr . and Mrs. Arthur E Ot(l.ll)..:C ~illll" { h rra da \ ,If Johnson called at the home of l m noon fm J oshu ,J Pttts \\ h o Mr and Mrs Wtlham Carleton dJCd at th1• tw mt' o f Ius son-m tn Racme Sund!l) afternoon !tm d lld dc~ug hter, J\11 .md and then VISited wtUt Douglas -Mt s E,ul S uu ll m.· Ifll~l d 111 Johnson, a patient at Veteran s P('unsv h ,tllld from u sit okt ftl Memonal Hospttal tn the the "ge or 9l evemng. Mt dnd Mt s D<lbl•t t Yos t There \\ere nine present lot have sold lheu f,u m hom e Sunday School on February 9 hete t h e f OIIllCI \ thpr t o n Mr and Mrs Dwtght proper!\ to a Mt D,11 td Swepston of Colwnbus spent Br"dtey Saturday w•lh Ra lph Lee and Am ong rete nt \ tS IIOt s l1l th e Mr and Mrs Robert l.ee and W!lhcllll C tt1 h om e have been family he1 sisl et s, l tlhan Pe nn of Htllsbot o and Sue Woode dll <l fdtllll) of Cu c\e vllle and hts Si sler, Thelma Wht te and other m c mbet s of thet fm rHh of GRA H AM UN I TED METH0 01 $T Pr c ac h,nct Q JO a m f , r ~t and '; t: CDn d Sund ays ol each mo nth. ltHr d an ct f ou rth Sun day s each month w or-:. h 1p o; er~; 1ce at 1 30 p rn Wednes da y e v e n 1n~s il l } 30 Pr.1ycr tnd R bl e St Hl v SEVENTH DAY AD VE NTI ST Mull'lcrry He,Oht~ Pomeroy P as t or c r,1rct ~C' t on Sahn tth o;choor ""ery ':\,) t urda y ,, , 2 p 11 and wO LSh•P ">ervtcc totlow n.g at 3 1~ 'P rn Open Gtble CI LSCUSS oOii 1 30 p m ,1 1 tht chu r <1 ~e.-11 11 r 1Lu 15dfi Y FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 7A1 Mulberry f1vl Po nlroy atf •l ,1tect wIll ~ B C tt1C Re v Hr aLilry ':lpu1cer P<~">to r T r oy Zw II net Su rHI<il SrllOOI 5upl SiJf1c1ty '> (11 001 Q lO c) 1n 1110ffllfl(! wors ltLP 10 10 ".uno 1y 0v <1nqeloS I LC nl t' CI IIH! 1 JO p fll Pr i'ly f'r rnf e t ng Wcdnr Sd ly 1 10 p rn MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAP:TI ST Corne r F ourth find Ma rn Moddleport Rev H en ry KC'y Jr pastor Sunday Scllool 9 JO am M rs E r v n A<1umqaro ner sup ! Mornmg worsh rp 10 15 a rn JE HOVAH 'S W I TNESSES Lnr r y Carnahan pres d ng m ntS i er Sunday B•blc Icc lur e 9 JO a m Wo!Chtow er study 10 :10 am Tue sday Btble study 7 JO p m Tllur s d'ly mLntstry schoo l 7 JO p m servt ce mee t ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH nl Ctut sf 1n Chr1 st1 an Unton L awrrnce Manley pastor M r s Russel l Young Su nday Sc hool Su p! Sunday Scnool 9 30 a m Even.ng wo r shrp 7 30 Wednesday prayer meel!ng 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Ra c tne Route 'l the Rev James M Muncy pa stor Sun da y s c hool 9 J S a m morntng worsllrp II am e.-ven•n g worshiP 7 JO p m Pray er meet.ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop les mee t .n g 7 JO om Thu r sday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corn er Stxt h and Palmer t he Rev St eve Sf...a qgs pasto r Danny Thomp son Sundav sc hool supt WMPO ra d10 progra m 7 IS a rn Stmday school 9 15 am rnorntng worshiP 10 I S am You th <lCILV II CS and f ellOW Ship for run tor and sen or t1 1gh stud en ts 6 ~ m B ble st udy 7 30 p rn M 1d w ee k pray er SCfV ICC Wed!1eSday 7 JQ p m CHURCH OF CHR I ST Mtddleport 5t h and Ma •n George Glaze mr n1 Ster James Sh ee ts supenntendent B i bl e SChOO l 9 30 il m • mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a rn e ven n g worsh•p 7 30 p m pr a y er se rv 1ce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDlEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE RC'v Do n Co l e p<ls tor A lfre d Rus ch el Sun det y School supt Sunday sc l100 1 9 ]0 cl rn mornm o \i\Or sl11p 10 30 <1m SunCI,1Y c vanqe iLS t tc mee t mq 7 ](] p nt prcJ ye r m e(' t• n Q Wednesday 7 ]U p rn THE UNITED PRES BYTER I AN M IN ISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY . Dwt gh t L ZavLIZ Pastor D1r ector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 am Mrs Homer L ee S,vp t Morn1 ng Worsh 1p 10 JO am M I DOLE PORT Su nda y Chu rc h Sc hool 9 30 am Jo hn F ultz Supt Morn nQ F Wors h p Ill JU a m SYRAC USE Morn ng Worshrp 9 a m Sunday Chu rc h Sc h ool 10 a m Mr s Sam pson Hall Su pt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Ph ll•p Wtu llcy pastor Su nd ay SChOO l 10 il til wor Sh i p se rvtce 7 p m Pray er mcet111g WedneSdil Y 7 30 p tn HAZEL CO MMUNITY CHURCH N ea r Long Bot tom Edsel Ha rt pas tor Su nd ay school 10 a m 7 30 p m prayC'r Churc h meet ng 7 30 p 11 1 Thur sctav Laurel Oiff News Notes '. RHshnn Mt (l. IHi Mt s Ch.ts D Wooc\e By Bertha Parker ,atlt•ndt>d tht..' sp eClcl l h\ 11111 smg Sabbath School attendance at thP North Bethel (hut L h Feb 9 was 61 Offertng fot Sttt m dm e\ (•mng, F't. •b a Sunday servtces was $156 97 Wm ( .u 1 ca lled c1 l Vt'h' 1..1ns The mdoor camp meetin g M..:motiBI H ospital to St:'P he1 clooed Sunday evemng AI· m o lh t•t Hild a Wl ntt.. n h u tendance was very good 287 re C'( 'nlh ::;uffcred a he,n I .rtpersons were present for "'',J k !\1 G.tu.l 1s " ptltH·n t dt SWJday everung serv1ce Mrs Anna Jackson and son H ol zer IJCisp t tfll \ !so c1 p.tltt•nt Jell, Mtllon, W Va , vtstled IS Mt" 11 PSSIC' Spt•nt c1 fo1 recently wtth Mr and Mrs merh of the Sum11e1 Com Norman Schaefer Ill IIIli t\ Vern Story of Co lumbu s I he Clustet H\ll ut Stng \\ Ill spent a weekend wtlh Ins be held at ltJe Alft e<l ( hm 1 h on lamtly here Salm(hn C\C'Ill!l!-! ltb 22 .11 Mtss Barbara Klem student 7 30 E\ en one ~ ~ '' eh tliiH at Grayson, Ky, spent tht' weekend" tth her parenls, Mr Rnd Mt and Mt s f:d Bduet and Mrs Chff Klem Mrs Chfl Klemts a patten! 111 Md:n on spe nt tht• '' Pt'kC'ncl Wt th Mr dlld l\lts ctl ,HIPs Holzer Medtcal Center Mrs Ted Mathew of Huron Kan CARNIVAL "Mrs Rafferty ISn 't home. Thts speakmgt" I by D1ck IS 7 - The Datly Sl'ntlnel Middleport Pomero1 0 . Ft ld.J ). I !'b H, t97o DICK TRACY i' 1 ul.~, lth I ~ ,1 1J Turner Mr Rafferty MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAl - Th ird Ave l hc Rev Will am Kntll el pa stor Rona l d Dugan Sun day SctlOol Sup! Classes for all ages evenmg se rv tce 7 30 p rn B1bl e study Wednesoay 7 JO p m youth serv •ces Fr day 7 10 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash Md P l um M 1d dleport N oe l H errman p as t or Sa tu r day even 1ng serv1 ce 7 p m Sun day school 10 a rn Sund ay even 1ng worsh1p 7 p m MEIGS COOPE RATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rober t T Bumgarner O•reclor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE! HICkS Rev D Wm Sydenstr~cker CHESTER - WorSh tp 9 I S am Ctl ur ch Schoo l 10 am ENTERPRISE - Wor Ship 9 a m Church Sctlool 10 a m FlATWOODS - Worsh 1p 11 am Church Schoo l 10 am POMEROY Worsh i p 10 30 am Chur c h School 9 I S a m U MY F 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p i O a m Church Sc h ool 9 a m U M YF630pm MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER Re.-v Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh1p 10 30 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 JO a m UMY F7 pm RUTLAND - WorsM1p 9 15 a m Chu r ch School 10 a m UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor ShiP 9 a m Chur ch Sct1oo1 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 'p m SYRACUSE ClUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarv1s ASBURY WorSh•p II am , Church Schoo l 9 50 a m , WSCS lst Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh tp 9 am Churcrl Sci'IOo l 10 am WSCS Jrd Wednesday , 7 30 nes cltty I 10 p m U M W t r <; 1 W• un r ·H ti'lv ! 30 p 111 WESLEYA N (R ac•n c t 'un cl r1Y SChOOl 10 il ll wo r ~tl p t l ,1m B tble Study TtJund ily I p m c ho •r !J r ,lc t o(P TrHJrs da y 8 p m ' ' IIOW'.htP su pp er t .rs t 1/\ l' <l neSd<1Y 6 30 p Ill U M W I011 r th Mor d ly 8 p m GREA T BEND Wors h p I I <1 111 i nd and 4t h Sund ays Church Sc hool 10 a m lETART FI\LLS Worsh tp 10 a m Chur ch sch ool 9 a m Btblc Sludy I 30 p m every Tuesday MORN ING STAR Worshr p 9 30 o m Church School 10 JO a m M1d W ee k Serv ce Wedn es dAy B p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor Shop 11 am l si and ]r CI Su nday s Church Sc hool 10 am PORTLAND Wor Ship 7 30 p m Chu r cl; Sc hool 9 JO a rn SUT TO N Worshtp 11 am l nd <lnd lt h Sundays C/ ur ch SchOO l 10 i1 m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R£!v R obe rt Me ece Rev Stanley Brandum JOP PA Worshtp 10 am Chur ch Sc hool 9 a m Prayer M ee ltng Wednesday B p m L.O N G BOTTOM - Chur c h Sunda y serv1ce s 9 a m S< hool 9 .tS a rn Btble Study c"'ery Thur sday 7 )0 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh1p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 om ALFRED Sunday School 9 .15 a m t>a<;, h Sunday pr eachmg at 11 a m ea ch Sunday Prayer mee t 1ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on th •rd Tue sday each month REEDSVIllE Su n day school 9 30 preach •n9 7 30 p m Sunday prayer mee t 1ng ! 30 p m Tue sday W SCS 7 30 t rst Thursday each mo nt h SILVER RIDGE Worsh iP 10 am Chur ch Sct10ol 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wo rSh•P 9 a m Ch urch Schoo l 10 a rn KENO CHURCH OF CHR I ST Geo rg e Fredert c k supt Serv1 ce weekly 9 30 am on Sunday Preach. ng l •rsl and thtrd Su nday s of month by Cltflord Sm1 lh 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darrell Dodd rdl paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO am Leonard Gilmore ftrs t even1ng se rv1 ce 7 30 elder p m Wednesday prayer meet1 ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURC H OF Racme Route 2 The GOD Rev Ct1ar 1es Hand pa stor Sunda y sc hool 9 45 a m morn tn g wor sh p 11 a m Eventng servtces TuesC!ay and Fn day 7 30 BEARWAllOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B 1bl e Sludy 9 30 am mor ntng worshiP 10 JO am , ev en1n g wor shtp 6 30 p m Wedne sday B1ble St udy 7 JO p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 am wtth Willa rd P 1go t1 supt E ... a n ge iL Si tC m essage each Sunda y eve n ng 7 JO p m by Elder Russell Cltne m n stero l the Apos to l1c Fallh Btbl e Sludy We dn es day l 30 pm STIVER SVILLE COM MUN I TY CHU RCH Sunday sc hool scrv tce 10 am P raye r rncc l• ng Thu rs d ay 7 p m Sunday even mg serv ce 7 p m Z IO N CHURCH OF CHR I ST Ha r rt son vLI Ie Pomeroy Road Rt c k Morrtson pa stor Sunday sc hool su pt St even St an ley Sunda y schoo l 9 30 am morn•ng worsh1p and cornrnur••o n 10 )0 am Sunday e v enrng youtt1 Ch rt st tan Ende<Jvor 6 30 p m wor sh tp !.en ce Sunday 7 30 p ,, Nedn esdav e ven ng prayf'r meet ng anc:t B1ble .. st udv 1 30 om ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptnc Grove Th e Re"' VI. tll oam M rdd l eswa rth Pnstor c t,ur cn Serv 1ces 9 30 n m Sundny Sc hool 10 30 a m ~HAUBURY CH URC H OF CHRIST B1 ble Sc hoo l 9 30 am morn1ng wor Shi p 10 30 am Sunday e.-ven1 ng Worshtp Ser v1ce 7 30 p m c ho~r praclt ce Su nday and W ed n esday 7 p m prayer mee t ng and B1bl e Study Wednesday 7 JO p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norrts pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church se r v .ce 7 p m Wedne sda y Btblc St udy 7 o m R ACI NE CHURCH OF t Ht NAZARENE Rev Wtlltan Bdrlholomew pa sto r Sunde1v sch ool 9 30 am Ge rold We l ls supl morn tng wor st1 p 10 JO a rn We d ·~ s ti<> y sc r v,ce 7 p tn RACINE F IR ST BAPTIST Wt1lt er P B kacs an pastor Ronn •c :,ntser Sunday schoo l supt S und<~Y sc nool 9 JO a m morn ng worsh1p 10 JO Sunday evenong wo r Sht P 7 30 Wtc:lnesday cven tng Btble !'.tudy 7 JO DANVILLE WESLEYAN Re"' Le1on Gl asure pastor Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 am youth and 1u n•or youth serv1ce 6 45 p m eventng wor ShiP 7 30 p m pr a ye r and pra tSe '(Vednesdav 7 1n " m RUN FJ<EE SILVER BAPTIST Rev Ra l ph Dean pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m su pt Eventng Leon M il ler ser v1 ce, 7 30 p m Pr ayer mee-t no Thursday 7 30 c m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO Rev D.=tn Ayers pasto r Sun d,1y school 9 30 ant VIOr Sr1 p SC'r VICt I I a 111 E' VC'tllll ll SCr\ltCe 7 JO p 111 YOUth St'r l.' r( (' Wedn esday 7 30 p Ill LAN GSVIL L E CHRISTIAN CHURCH T(' d Jo ne s p c1Stor Su nday SC hOol 9 30 a m Rov S1 gman sup t morr11Tl9 worShtp 10 30 Suncl a~ C\ICil IHl servtce 7 30 m1d WCC f. . SCr\I LC C Wed IH'Sd a y } J['l p 111 SYRAC USE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Slack pas tor Bo b Moore Sund a y Sc hool SupJ Sun dAy School cl asses tor all ag es 9 30 am morn •ng wor sh tp 10 J5 NY PS Su nday 6 30 p (ll ev angt'I !SI C SE'r VL,e SundilV 7 30 p m M1d week. praye r meetmg Wednesday 7 JOp m M SS10nary meet1nQ sec ond Wednesday 1 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm 1lh pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m class leader Leo H ill worsh tp s erv tc e 10 30 a m , chur ch 7 30 c m pm EDEN UNITED BRETH MINERSVILLE - WorShiP REN IN CHRIST - Elden R 10 am , Church School 9 a rn Blake pastor Sunda y School WSCS 3r d Monday 7 30 p m 10 a m Howar d McCoy , SYRACUSE Chu rch supt Morn 1ng sermon , I I a School 9 30 a m , worsh 1p Sunday night serv 1c es m serv l ~ 7 30 p ;n Chnst an Endeaver , 7 JO p SOUTHERN CLUSTER m Son g serv 1ce , 8 p m , Rev Steven Wilson Preach 1ng S 30 p m , M 1d Rev Larry Pohng week Pr ayer meetmg , Wed Rev Howard Sh1veley nesda y 7 p m • Ray Adams. BETHANY ( OorcaU ta -v leader WorShiP 9 JO a rn , Church Schoo l 10 30 a m CHU RC H OF JESUS CARMEL WorSh ip , 11 CHRIST - Locared at Rutland am , 1st and Jrd Sun dn y s, on New L•ma Road next to For est Acre Pa rk Rev Ray Churc h SchOol 10 8 m Rouse pastor Robert Musser, Sunday Sch ool supt Sunday API"LE GROVE 5Ur:H'l d y sc hool 10 30 a m worshrp SChOOl 9 JO am , worSh tp ftrst and tt·urd Sunday 1- 30 7 30 p m Btb le study Wed p m , prayer meetmg Wed Saturday n esda y, 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m Fellowship ntght prayer ser v tc e 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE su pper , ftr st Saturd~y 6 p m U M W second Tues day , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Rog er Watson pm pa stor Ray Whaley , supt • Morn 1ng worsh ip, 9 JO am , 10 30 am EAST LETART Sunday cl1urch schOol young peoples meet1n g. 6 30 school . 9 30 am , worsh1p even1ng wo r -sh 1p, 7 30 second and fourth Sunday . 7 30 p m P m B tble stu dy, W ednesday , 'p m ""prayer meet 1ng , Wed • ' 30 p rn MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec11 Cox pastor Sun da y Sch ool supt Joe Sayre Su nday school 9 45 a m Sun day even ng wor st11p 7 ]0 Wednesday prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLA I NS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pastor Howard Caldw el l J r , Sun day Sc;hool Sup ! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn 1nQ Se rmon 10 30 am Sunday evenmg ser>~JCe, 7 p rn LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Nor ns pa s tor Fl oyd Norn s svp t Sunday school 9 30" m mor n •ng sermon 10 30 am Pr aye r serv•ce Wednesday 7' 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROP~ECY - G P Sm tih pastor Sun day School 10 a m Arthur H en so n Sup! Mor n •ng WorShiP 11 am Young People s se rv1 ce 7 om Even r1Q serv 1c e 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid week Pray er Serv tce 7 30 p m You th meettng 6 30 p m Ev entng worsh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pas tor Wor sh1p ~ervtce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Richard Barton sup! Prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF Cl 1fford Sm •fh , CHR I ST m m1sler Sun day Schoo l 9 30 am morn 1ng church 10 30 am Sunday even1ng serv tce 7 JOp m Wednesday serv1ce, 8 pm LA UR EL CLIFF FREE METHOD I ST Rev Floyd F Shook pas tor Lloyd Wngh t Sunday sc hoo l supt Sun day SC hOO l 9 JO am mor n n g wor sh1p 10 30 am even mg worshtp 7 JO p rn Wedne sday ChnSi tan Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Cho 1r pretclt ce Thur sday 7 p m DEXTER C HURCH OF CH R 1ST Charles Russell Sr m1ntster Norman C Wil l sup! Sund ay school 9 30 am worSh •p servtce, 10 30 a m Btble study Tuesday 7 JO p m RE ORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac•ne Road Wrll1am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoor Dtrector Sunda y Schoo l 9 JO am Mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am Sun day even1ng serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday eventng prayer ser vtces 7 JO p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh tp ser v1 ce 9 30 am Sunday sch oo l 10 30 am Sun day evenmg servtces J 30 p m B tbl e stu dy and praye r se r v tee Thursday 7 30 p m K 1ngsbury Road Sund ay School 9 30 am Ralph Carl , sup t Worstl ap sennce , 10 JO a m and 7 30 p m alterna t ely Prayer meet m g Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles, pastor lONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robe.-rt Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne , B1bl e School 9 30 a m preaching 10 .15 am Even1ng servrces 7 30 p m HYSEll RUN FREE MET HODI ST CHURCH Rev Paul N evi ll e pa s tor Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mo r nlllg servtce 10 30 am • youth servtee ~ 45 p m Evangel st c serv tce l 30 p m P ra ye r meet tn g Thur s day 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPE l MISSION at Bald Knob Rev E J GrtftLih supt of church Rev L R Gluesencamp pas tor Roger Wtl l fred Sr Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday school 9 30 a m prayer me.-et.ng Tuesdav 7 30 p m vouth meettnq 6 p m Su nday l eade rs Ada van Meter and Grella Sultle Sunday evenmg wo r sh 1p 7 p m through wmter months Which CRUMBLES I -, • FIrs e ... Its because '\\IN I ~ l '<l..,CN O:Y T rV.J 0 fH: f<lN 'f 1-'tl~.-...0 "' T>-~£ Do spantual foundatiOnS collapse W,~r.lO the chi cken CAPTAIN EASY ~L My matn concern 15 our a B.ble hve tt! we read 1t My rehgton m kes day's c avall zauo n Clvilazataon. This anvol ves We tbutiOn we can make. my fam1ly and the c We have a Faat h - 1 me Yet BOLJT TIMt: YOU KAPITAN I BUL.L. OAV'1$0PV $A" !3E=AR A HANO \'VI T H THE G ~ U 6. WUZ GIET'J 1/oJ H E~E: YCLJ LAZY $WA!3! I YOLII.LJ!3SE~5' have N EED 5-0ME JAVA we try to CREAM APtJO co n sc 1ous of the dangers of to[ am an optl mtst • my f~m1ly u we see your fwmrly thne lao! espec aally SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 15, 1975 and whett at church • • • 8 10, Zoom 20 12 00-JP !sons 3.4. 15 These are the Days 6, 13, Harlem G lobe trotters Popcorn Mac hine 8,10 Bread & Butterflies 20 12 JQ-Bob Qanle ls Basket ba ll 3 American Bandstand 6, 13, Go 4 IS Fat Albert 8,10 I OQ-Co tl ege Ba•kelball 3,4,15. Children's Film Festival 8.10 1 30-Soul Tram 6 Other People other Places 13 2 00- W re3l l1ng 8. Urban League 10 Jerusalem Eyewitness Report 13 2 30-0LJtdoors wi t h Julfus Boros 6. Popeye 10, Harold Ehsley Spor t sman 's Frtend 13 3 oo-Col\ege Basketball 3 4 IS,B Friends of Man 6 / Movie ' Wtld erness Journey" 10. Celebrity Bowling 13 3 30.- Pro Bowlers Tour 6.13 4 00-Makmg Thi ngs Grow 33 6 00-Sunrrse Semes ter 10 6 30-Fun tor Everyone 6 TV Clas sroom B Treehou se Club ,, Around Us 10, I n Tou c h 13 7 30-Jabberwocky 3, Farm Fronl4 Edd te Saunders 6 Abbo11 & Costello 8 Man from COS ! 10 Te nnessee Tuxedo 13 '• 20 Sesame St 6 Speed racer 6 Speed Buggy B. Mr s fer Rogers Neighborhood 20 A.T L€,66T '{OU · ~QU(.O HA'VS ~ 9 DO-Emergency Plus 3 4 15 8,10 Sesame St 20 COMJJ./:)tJ 6 30- NBC NewsJ 4 IS Reasoner Report 13, News6, CBS News 10. Zoom 33 7 00- Lawrence Welk 4, 15 Hee Haw 6 8 $25,000 Pyramid 10 '>HUT UP ~INIC! 10 OQ--Movte ' Summer of 42 ' 6 Carol Burnett 8,10 11 00--News 3,4,6, 10 13, D9n Kirshner's Rock ~ Concert 15 Jana kl 33 11 3D-Movie "The Ghost and Mr Chicken" 3, Movie "Madame Unscramble these four Jumbles. o ne l etter to each square, to form four ordtn ary words 13 ' Harper ', Movie ' From Hell It Ca m e" 12 OQ-ABC News 6 12 15---Don K1rs hner's Rock Concert 6 1 oo-Mov re 'Death Curse of Tartu " 13 1 15- Movte " I Saw Whal You Did' 4 1 3D-Movie 'Teacher' s Pet" 10 2 JD-ABC News 13 4 h..,. HrNIH ArlNOlU • ., H I tJ O ill[f I BELIEVE: ~EY CAll Mary Ty ler Moore 8 iO Movie " Boy" 33 9 30- Bob Newhart 8 10 J QO-Mov le ' The Brass Bottle" 4 3 30-Mov le ' You Came Along" 10 Jtll!J~!1rn ; lkJ ~·o·'I.J .-~,._ ALLEY OOP 13 World Press 33 X" 4, Movie " Another Time, Another Place" 8, Movie Are You 8,10 Ele c Co 20 10 30--Srgmund & the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 Lassie 6 13 Sha zam 8 10 Zee Cooktng Sc hool 20 11 OQ--Pink Panther 3, 4, 15 Super Frte nds 6 13 Valley of the WHILE VJ6'Re N ews maker 75 3D-Ammal World 10. Celebrity Sweepstakes 13 8 oo-Emergency 3,4,15, Kung Fu 13 College Basketball6, All In the Fami ly 8 10, Book Beat 33 8 Jo-The Jetfersons 8,10, Biography 33 7 Hong Kong P hooey 6.13 Jeanni e 9 3Q--Run Joe Run 3,4, 15 Adventures of G tlltgan 13 8tg B lue Marble 6, Par t ridge Famr!y 8, 10 10 00-Land of t he Lost 3 4 15 Dev lrn ~ 13 Scooby Doo Where COUR'TeS'( lO 12.13 Bonanza '· High School Bowl 8, Wrestling I S, The Romagno l is Tab le 33 5 30- N ews 8, Course of Our T tmes 33 / • 6 00- News 3, 4 10, Lawrence Welk 8 A Look: at the Book 15, 9 DO-Mov ie ' The last Day " 3,4,15, Mov ie "S ummer of '.42" 13, 8 00- Addams Famtly 3 4 15 Yogt 's Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 My Favorrte Mart1ans 8. Popeye 10 8 Jo--Wh ee lre & the Chopper Bunch J 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 BORN LOSER \ 4 3o--Sewtng Sk tll s 33 5 00-Andy W il l rams Sa n D1egoOpen 3 ! 0· W ide World of Sports Ken tucky Af re ld 13 45- Movle"T he Sword ol All Baba" 4 Why oot b)' b u~ or plone? Astro- IT available to you are bad and wors e That s why you re likely to do nolh1ng productrve at all SCORPIO (Ocl Osot b [j TOI'/1, I I Wtth the hope 11 will, in some m easure, foster and help sustain that whtch ts good 1n family and community ltfe, thts feature IS sponsored by th e bus mess f1rms and organizations whose names appear below . II LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE .---·-..;L;;,;.IT~T L llli 0 R PH AN AM M 1&- u I Y & T I LL For Saturday Feb 15, 1975 ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) Th1S IS one ot \hose days wh en yOL II have to o many tran s rn the frre No ne w1ll be ready to your s.:t tL sfac tron THE MOTIVE FOR: Ti<:AV ELIN6 EN 1i<:AIN [j TAURUS (Apnl 20·May 20) Now arrance the carded letten to fonn the aurpn.e answer, u suneRted by the above cartoon. IPrill ta SURPRISE AHSWlll lire I ( I I I 1 I I X::co IT H~V:-.:R~T~·~~~~~~~~ (Aiuwen tomorrow l 'Y~··~·d•y'• MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Ma1n HEINERS BAKERY Oral 992 2101 \ Jumhl~• WRATH ~n•wPr MAJOR PRISON GOlFER In llu ,\ n111 slu srmmt>~ malt( ullm - A MAN OF WAR ~tUIM~ttl Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store w tth A Heart Mmor Repa1rs & Tune up Beech & Locust Mtddleport Phone 949 3342 Ra cr ne D1a l 992 3284 Ph 992 2366 GASOLINE ALLEY M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX Mtddleport must Pop alwaLJs .;hc.w tru>se on Ske~m·s Middleport, Ohio Butck Pontiac Ope l G M C Deater 500 E Matn 51 Ph 992 2174 337 N 2nd b1rthdaL!? mtj VIeW I Middleport Ph 992 2550 Middleport Ph 992 3030 Yesterday's Answer 10 Backed out 29 Ctphered you-'~" 16 Glove 30 Gunpowder (3 wds) matertal mgredient 31 Femmist 4 Time pertod 19 Papal veil 211 G1>d Germame 5 Scoll 6 J:;arrated ol the 33 Astronaut underworld Conrad 7 Soul (Fr ) 8 From me 22 - lama 36 Strtplmg to you 23 Cold cuts 37 "Down (3 wds) 24 Lusctous under ' 1 9 Henrut mollusk bl!'d 1 SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220E Matn Lou 1s W Osborne Pomeroy MARK V STORE IN T HELt61 Middleport, Oh10 Ph 992 2178 50 THE MULTIBILLIOW GAUL'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Seco nd and Pomeroy Sts , Stan Cra 1g pastor SLJnday school , worSh iP serv•ce , 11 9 45 am 8 m tra.nlng unton , 6 30 p m , even 1ng worshiP St!r\IJCe 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer serv1ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middlepo rt, 0 46 Court St. Gallipolis, 0 Ph. 992 3863 ®NINNIE "THE NEW Naftonwlde InSurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Grocerres & Genera l Merchandrse Rac rne Ph 949 5772 OF OUR STAFFS S ALARIES , NATURALLY- 100 MILLION AND '17 DOI..LA~S ~ " ""·""· H11 P •al 992 2318 . EQUIPMENT I ORDERED WIL L T4KE M0NTH5 "TO ARRIVE I AND GETTIN6 6000 HE LP ISN T A5 Ef'SY AS I "THOUGHT rT WOULD l3E: I _ ~~ AND OUQ SUPPLIERS ARE DRAGGING "THEIR HEELS IN pETTING U(; THE FABRICB AND TRIMMIN6.5 WE: NEED I 'M GLAD 15TOPPED BY KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. BAP · T 1sT - C::orner of Sec ond and Anderson Muon Pastor Waller Cloud Sunday school , 9 45 a m , worsh iP serv1ce ll a m and 7 30 p m Week ly B ible study , Wednesday 7 30 pm 1100 E The Frnest in Mobi le Homes Ma1n Pomeroy Ph 992 ~&C OF GOO - Second St, Mason , W Va Chester Tennant. pastor Sunday school , 10 a m , morn 1ng worsh 1p . 11 a m • evangeliStiC 'ServiCe, 7 30 p m 6 1ble study and prayer serv1ce Wednesday, 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 • HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST rn Chrls11iln Un1an The Rev W•ll lam Campbell • pastor Sunday School , 9 30 ~ m , James Hughes , 'Supt , evenrng service, 7 JO p m Wednesday eventng prayer meet1ng, 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday 7034 JEWELERS Keepsake 01amond Rmgs 212E Matn St . Pomeroy Ph 992·3785 Paant , Plumbmg & Electncal Suppltes Tuppers Platns BIBLE Ph 667·31163 CARPENTER'S MARKET CHURCH, Letart, W Va , Rt 1 Rev George Hoscttar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible study 1 JO P. m Cott~ge Prayer Se rvtce Tuesd1y , 10 am Worshtp Servtce , Thursday 7 30 p m Sillem 51 Ph 742 395' Rutland . AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW I 11 TZBR YO C QR VTZOOZI VTZFO RBRLHCQYXJ CQUC FQRLR TYBRO ZL JLZFO . - UXZXHIZGO Yesterday'• Cryploquote! ~NATION DOES NOT HAVE TO BE CRUEL IN ORDER TO BE TOUGH - FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT 50M£f1ME5A 1\Ail.BOX LOOKS EMrWWHEN IT REALL~ EAST • 10 8 7 5 "' 76 o!oQ 8 2 North East Sout h Pa ss 3o!o 4Nt 3. P<.tSS Pass Pass 5NT 6. Pa:ss Pass t• move qutetly from the East to the West hand and the grand slam would make Now to settle the North Sou th argument South 's opemnf btd wa s correc t m any norma bid dtng system F urthermore, North s btddtn~ was sound tndeed and the httle slam was a good btd All good btds don't make Th1s one went down because a spade was opened and the club finesse lost In other words thts was the sort of slam that you can't af ford not to btd, smce tt wtll make well over half the lime 50METtME5 The btddtng has been t5N r 14 6• Pass West No rth Ea" South Pa ss Pass I • 3• Pa ss Pass I t 3 "" 4• Pass 5t Pass 5• Pass 6 Pass " + You South hold AAQ76.2 tK J54 o!o AQ82 What do you do now ' A - B1d seven spade5 Your partner has now shown second round club conlrol and clearly wants you to bid seven with good spades You have gOOd spades Obhge bam' TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of b1ddmg SIX clubs your partner bas JUmped to sax spades over your f1ve hearts What do you 00 now ? Send $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book lo "Wm at Brtdge," {c!o th1s newspaper), P 0 Box 489, RadiO C1ty Stat1on, New Yqrk, N Y 1Q"019 ' • , 'f'Ov HAVE TO LOOK WA'r' IN i~E 9ACK, ASSN 1 ll:H;I :1•,&,A$Il s. By Oswa ld & James Jacoby In a n overb1dder s heaven su1ts ei lways break ftnesses a lways work and no reasonable contract JS ever se t The only trouble wtth thts heaven ts that the overbtdders won t be ab le to find opponents No one wa nts to defend unsuccessfully every ttme the opponents btd a game or slam North dtd not approve of South s ope mng bld and told tum so m no uncertam terms South felt hts opemng btd was sound and wanted to know why North had to go all the way to m wtth only three trumps to support hiS partner In that overb1dders' heaven they would have btd a grand slum the queen or clubs would RACINE PlANING MILL THIS IS 601N6TO BEAW IIJOR5T VALENTINE's M'o' eve~ -' Bu•ldtng Supplies tJ. Custom Millwork Ph m 3978 II .. ' A A86 4 • K QJ tQ o!o'KJ94 Opentng lead - 3 • CRYPTOQUOTE Middleport, Ohto 14 A KJ 9 • 52 t 96432 Pass Pass "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE NORTH Pass (C) Jt1rt Kina Featuru SfncUqte. Inc:. ) TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Feb 15, 1975 You wrll be fortunate this y:ear Oth ers wtlllook out l or your In· terests and help you achieve Import ant goals You can ass1st by no t takrng nsk s you shouldn t t NEWSPAPE.:R ENTERPRISE hlnta. Eoch doy-the code letten are dltrerent Devoted lo Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy, O. Keep a 11ery light foot on your gas pedal rl you ve dr1ving Also remind those you may be riding with to do the same A Valentine's Day heartbreaker Hoth vulnerab le One letter atmply alandl for another. In lhil aample A THE DAILY SENTINEL AQUARIUS (JIR 20·Fob. 19) WIN AT BRIDGE t AKJ A 10 53 uaed for the three L'a, X for the two O's, elc Single letters, apootrophea, the lencth and formation of the words are all POWELL'S SUPER VALU LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) It Will seem ltKe the only two cho1ces "' 7 2 ¥ AIOR64 II . yet d omestically Don 1 rehash volati le rssues unless you re spoi ling lor a fr acas Un· SQU ill llll DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: >W REAllY MAO£ MYOAY.' CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 19) Thtngs aren t all that cool Your expenses wi ll run hrgher than they shou ld for frrvolous acllvltJes lhts weekend unles s you pul a l1mll on what you II spend • gn l'O 01-'IT WITH YOU 11-115 MORNIN6 1 5TAN the trnancral department If you must spend do 11 wisely PISCES (Feb. 20·Morch 20) WEST 34 Kniglttly tiUe 35 Slaved 37 Noble Italian family WINNIE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE CHR IS T , P 0 Box 487 Mr ller St , Mason W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 am , Worsh 1p 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal mUSIC 100 MI LLIOW FOR ~~ Meigs CountY. Branch Pomeroy FLAM FUND- We Ftll All Doctors' Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 Chester Oh ro 296 W. Second DOLLAR FLIM YEARS WE\IESPENI SA BITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec 21) This Is a reminder that you re st1tl far too rmpu lsrve n Make an ex ira effort today to C~pp r ec L a l e th e other guys po1 111 o f vrew or you re gomg to lmd yo urself w•th out allres o~oQt0 53 - Down 22 HIS tomb ISm Ravenna 23 Dteter's lunch 25 Said further Zll White poplar 27 Netherlands nver 28 Airway 29 Sausage's exterior 32 Htglt (mus ) 33 Luau goody 24-Nov. 22) Normally you re a well organtzed person capable of gwrng lull auen tlon to your ta sk s Not so today Be careful CANCER (June 21·Juty 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl 22) 11 LIL ABNER GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don 1 be baseful about telling friends you can I a!lor d to do certa rn thrngs rllt s true Forget about keeprng LJP w1th the Joneses fortunately you canno t depend upon o thers today to barl yo u ou t of your problem s Don I embarrass you rself by asking DOWN 1 Lukewarm 2 Pomted arch 3 " Won l 16 But (Lat) 17 ScottiSh uncle 18 Eat greedily 2Q W.W I British commander 21 "My Defenses Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph 949 9591 38 Instmcttve 39 Instgmftcant 40 Planted 41 Conswner vine BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racr ne 4ou're blocktncJ ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS ACROSS 1 Soliloquy words 5 Less fresh 11 Czech rtver 12 MISSing, vanished (2 wds ) 13- cotton 14 Grtdiron number 15 College Yo1.,1 revery easily angered to duy not so much by the m medrale even1 but by rebuffs you recall !rom the past LEO (July 23Aug 22) Your atIllude Is such tod ay that you tend 10 make thtngs much harder for your self than t11ey really are Th s will show up rn your work by THOMAS JOSEPH MASO N FIRST BAPTIST - FAIRVIEW Dmosaurs 8. 10 Carrascolendas 20 I I 3Q---Star T rek J 4 15. Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Shpw Catch 33 33 7 00-~;:~ turday Report 3 Aware 6 Treehouse Club 8 World MASON COUNT Y THE HILAND CHAPEL . George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 even1ng worsh 10 7 JO Thursday evening pray!!rr' serv ce 7 30 p m ASSEMBLY ? UfZf T HI~ 6 • 5UH~ HOW WOUL D YOU IKE JTZ WlfH ,SUGAR~ on Sunday when R U T L AND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gramm Jr pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m 10 30 am worsh1p serv1ce broadcast l 1ve over WMPO young peop l e s ser\1 Ice 6 45 evange lt SIL C serv ce 7 JO p m Prayer meet1n g Wedn esday l 30 p m MtSS LOnar y meet1ng 7 30 p m f1rst Wednesday of month SOUTHERN , a culture u m troub l e., Or do cultures deteriorate or the egg. RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Su nda y School, 9 JO am Worship se r v t.c e, 11 a m Wednesday prayer meet ng , 7 30 p m Sun day n1ghl worshtp , 7 30 p m MAS ON rel•g•on? the ctvtl•za tton or CHAPEL CHURCH Tell the Truth 13 Blac k Perspe ct rve on the News 20.3 3 8 00- San ford & Son 3 4 15 N rght Sta l ker 6 13 Khan B 10, Washmgton Week m Review 20,3 3 B 30- Ch1co & Ihe Man 3 4 15 Wal l Street Week 10 33 9 oo- R oc kford Fries 3 4 15 Hot L Baltimor e 6 13 Movte Adventur es of th e Queen ' B Mov te Roustabout ' 10 Masterp rece Theatre 10 Consumer Surv 1v al K1l 33 9 30- 0dd Couple 6 13 A ss tgnmenl Amencn 33 10 OQ-Po ll ce Woman J 4 15 B are lta 6 1J N ews 20 Paul N uc h 1ms 33 10 30- World Press 20 11 00--- Johnny (arson 3 4 15 Wtde World m Concert 13 Mov te 100 Crres of T er ror 6 Mov1e G 1r l Happy B Movie Monster 10 Janakr 33 00- Mrdntght Specra l 3, 15 W1de World tn Con cerl6 News 13 15-Mov re The Shu ltered Room 10 2 30- Movre K rng Ko ng 4 4 00- Movre Song of Kong 4 5 30- Movle K rng Kong Escapes 4 of a Grectan remams To hastonans rt's lake the questton about m FIRST w h at FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 14,1975 because thetr sp1rttua l foundations are collapsing? Coo l vil l e RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worsh ip serv1ce, 10 30 am B1ble study and prayer serv1ce Wed nesda y . 7 30 p m RUTlAND R UTLAND CHURCH OF CHRI ST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Bral ey Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday schOo l 9 30 am wor shtp se rv ce and com mun 1on 10 30 am • youth meet1n g 6 p m Su nday even1ng servL(e 7 regu l ar board meetmg t h 1rd Satur day M ASON stands Television log for easy viewing r,c:; FROM A M ENTALITY THA r~, ~ •ACl TO ~k'ISHlATI ON AND IMMATURIT Y, PLUS AN INf lHIORtTY COMPLEX." 7 JO - Porter Wagon er 3, Pop Goes the Countr y 4 New Cand1d Camera 6 Pop Goes the Country B Treasure Hun t 10 To Wh 1ch crumbles first - CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer, sup t worsh tp serv 1ce 10 45 !! m eveniJlg worshiP a1ternat1ng w1 t h c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Wed nesday Alfred Wol fe , lay l eader 7 p Herr p::::;:;:;:;:-;O:F:-A;:;-:U . A NNOYIN G PHC'l f (''... LS USUA.U Y ~PHINt.J temple dattng to JOO 8 C. MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN WHITE'S ''HAVE YOU LAOIES HEARD OF VOICEPRINTS?'' . .• I 1 f • ' \ �•• • •' • 6 - TheDallySenlmel ,Mtddleport PtHllt'ro, ,O .· ....... POMEROY POMEROY TRINIT Y Rev W H Per r n pastor Roy Mayer Sunday scnool sup t Church schoo l 9 15 a m wor!htp serv1ce 101 1 nm Youth cho •r r eh ear sal N on day ] 30 p tTl UI"\Cier l1 rt:- cto on of Mary Sk tnn'l' r sen or cho •r rehearsal 7 30 p m Tn ursdav Wtth Mrs Pau l Nl<i t d •r i;'C ft> r POMEROY CHURCH OF THE N AZARENE Corn e R('v Un h 'l an d Mu l b erry Clyde V Henderson pas tor Sunday schoo l 9 JO cl m Gten M cCl ung supt mor11 ng worSI'HP 10 30 am evC'n or1g servace 7 30 m •d w ee k. ser \1 1Ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL nH• Rev Ha ro ld Dee th r ec l or CI'HJrCh serv1 ces 10 JO a m Holy : ommunton ltr sl Sunrirty Of month Church SChOOl 10 JO am for nur sery t hrouQ h 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST Terrell Gr on nger pastor Bi bl e ~chool 9 30 a m wor!!>t11p 10 30 am ndull w or sh tp serv •ce and younQ p~opl e s me e t ng 7 30 p rn Com b1 ned B•ble stud y and prayer mee t tng Wl'dn esd,1y 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W WLn tn9 o ffi cer an ch ar ge Sundt'ly 10 a rn Hotr ness rne etm g 10 JO a m Sunday S~ool Young Peoples Leg 1on 7 p m Thursday I lo 3 n m La dles Home Le<tat" 7 p m , Pr ep cl asses ST PAUl LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycam or e and Second St s Pomeroy Th e R ev Woll dll1 M• cld l es w<~rth Pastor ~und~ v School at 9 IS am d Churcn Srr v•ces 11 am SAt.:HED HE A RT R ev Father Paul D We llon pasto r Phon e 992 ?825 S lt urcJdy even1ng Mass 7 30 Su11day Ma ss 6 and 10 ,, m Co n tesslon satur ' 1y 7 7 JO p m Carmel News, By the Day ~ POMEROY FIRST BAP TrSr RM.JNI Kuhn pas tor W II nm War~on ~l •ndciP' so,ool su p! Sund~y sc 11oo 1 v JO n m HYF n JJ m tl ble stuay v. ednesday } p • c: ho r prilct •ce Wean!'Sdily 8 30 p m POMER O WESLEYA N HOLINE S CHURC H Har f oSOlvol 1-:l'\ 0 01"' 1 Mr1 IIC'y Pa ~! Jr ' I t nry [ blr n " l nd a y 'n two I :-.u fl <;undoy ~H nool 9 10 am Even rtq \I'•O r ~ h , , 10 pIll Pr,1 ' f! r arld l ' r 1 ~ ~ V'rli (f' 1 hllrSLI 1y r JO l)tn S y R A C U S E r HURCH l •M•H OF () Li t F I R 6 T GOD P« ~ Wr 1 ~•v ':l~';:dr~~ 1 1 1 SLI LOO v ~~ 1 '1 pr, ,1( ll oiHl II 1 10 D 1 f'~ H HII 1st< '"> 1 I " r p n r • ! 11 l" 0 1" ltl p •' POMEROY WESTSI DE CHUR CH OF CHRI ST ?00 W IVrlr <., J Jtr ~ 11 Jlll 1 I '>lr r Pll 0 f1 (' ?9 !1_,/;Jf. Con s cr,.nl ,.ro non nstru mC'r1tnl ~und iiY worsh p 10 Am B bi C' study l l d n worsh p 6 p m Wed nesday Btble st udy ! p m M I DW AY COMMU NITY CHURCH ( no n denom1nCH onalJ Lang sville Dex:. ter Road t ne Rev Worley Hil l ey p.=tsto r Sunday school 10 am even 1ng worSh• P l 30 p m P rMy er mee t11'19 Tu esday I 30 pIll you th ,Jroup F ndily 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roqcr I urnf'r pa stor Su ncl ay <.c hoor 1() ,1 rn S u11d·•~ cvcnonq ~cr . . cc 1 JO Wcdne sdnv n.t11 1 sl udy 7 JO pm OlD DE X T ER BIBLE CHR I ST IAN CHURCH Rev Ron Tcrrv on s1or ';unclily SC I10ol I[) il m Mr'j V'.or l(' y rran c t s su per nle LICitnt Morn n q wor stH p 11 ,1 m SundAY el.'e n Lnq <;£rvt CC } JO fUiwl !-iocial ,\o/('.~ Sund,n S< hool .tt lcndctncc on F'eb 9 \\ tiS l2 the offe nng $1[) 26 Wors hip SCI VIC(>S were held at 11 w1th Kerrmt Walton Those at the home of Mar) Ctrcle on SUilday were Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle, Mr and of the Pomero\ UM Churc h Mrs George Ctrcle and Chet·yl sp cdkmg clue to ll!e illness of of New Haven and Mr and the Re1 Hubert Meece Hts Mrs Me lvm Circle and family subjec t \\d s HO\\ Mlll:h Is the of Colwnbus Hwn.111 Boch Wo1th • As c1 Mr and Mrs Shelby Pte kens bod~ , ven' lillie but " soul ts and chtldren , Jay and Joyce, wo1 th n fo1tune to God' as Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs Gene ll lustr,Jtt:'d by the lt ves of Anne Hudson of Racme were at the Sulhvan cHid HeiC' n Kelle1 home of Mr and Mrs •\ llun A!tendan c.:e Wd s 16 the of fe tut g Taylor on Sunday ! 10 """ pledges $27 Mr a nd Mrs Wt lh am Sevcrul local fl tend s ancl Carlton of Ractne called at the re ldtlves c~ s \\ ell as those from home ol Betty Van Meter and fat ther '-met~ vtsltcd the Wh1te lamtly and Mrs Dean Bnnker Funeral Home a t Cool\1llc cilld Saturday evemng attended se1\II..CS dl the Mr . and Mrs. Arthur E Ot(l.ll)..:C ~illll" { h rra da \ ,If Johnson called at the home of l m noon fm J oshu ,J Pttts \\ h o Mr and Mrs Wtlham Carleton dJCd at th1• tw mt' o f Ius son-m tn Racme Sund!l) afternoon !tm d lld dc~ug hter, J\11 .md and then VISited wtUt Douglas -Mt s E,ul S uu ll m.· Ifll~l d 111 Johnson, a patient at Veteran s P('unsv h ,tllld from u sit okt ftl Memonal Hospttal tn the the "ge or 9l evemng. Mt dnd Mt s D<lbl•t t Yos t There \\ere nine present lot have sold lheu f,u m hom e Sunday School on February 9 hete t h e f OIIllCI \ thpr t o n Mr and Mrs Dwtght proper!\ to a Mt D,11 td Swepston of Colwnbus spent Br"dtey Saturday w•lh Ra lph Lee and Am ong rete nt \ tS IIOt s l1l th e Mr and Mrs Robert l.ee and W!lhcllll C tt1 h om e have been family he1 sisl et s, l tlhan Pe nn of Htllsbot o and Sue Woode dll <l fdtllll) of Cu c\e vllle and hts Si sler, Thelma Wht te and other m c mbet s of thet fm rHh of GRA H AM UN I TED METH0 01 $T Pr c ac h,nct Q JO a m f , r ~t and '; t: CDn d Sund ays ol each mo nth. ltHr d an ct f ou rth Sun day s each month w or-:. h 1p o; er~; 1ce at 1 30 p rn Wednes da y e v e n 1n~s il l } 30 Pr.1ycr tnd R bl e St Hl v SEVENTH DAY AD VE NTI ST Mull'lcrry He,Oht~ Pomeroy P as t or c r,1rct ~C' t on Sahn tth o;choor ""ery ':\,) t urda y ,, , 2 p 11 and wO LSh•P ">ervtcc totlow n.g at 3 1~ 'P rn Open Gtble CI LSCUSS oOii 1 30 p m ,1 1 tht chu r <1 ~e.-11 11 r 1Lu 15dfi Y FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 7A1 Mulberry f1vl Po nlroy atf •l ,1tect wIll ~ B C tt1C Re v Hr aLilry ':lpu1cer P<~">to r T r oy Zw II net Su rHI<il SrllOOI 5upl SiJf1c1ty '> (11 001 Q lO c) 1n 1110ffllfl(! wors ltLP 10 10 ".uno 1y 0v <1nqeloS I LC nl t' CI IIH! 1 JO p fll Pr i'ly f'r rnf e t ng Wcdnr Sd ly 1 10 p rn MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAP:TI ST Corne r F ourth find Ma rn Moddleport Rev H en ry KC'y Jr pastor Sunday Scllool 9 JO am M rs E r v n A<1umqaro ner sup ! Mornmg worsh rp 10 15 a rn JE HOVAH 'S W I TNESSES Lnr r y Carnahan pres d ng m ntS i er Sunday B•blc Icc lur e 9 JO a m Wo!Chtow er study 10 :10 am Tue sday Btble study 7 JO p m Tllur s d'ly mLntstry schoo l 7 JO p m servt ce mee t ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH nl Ctut sf 1n Chr1 st1 an Unton L awrrnce Manley pastor M r s Russel l Young Su nday Sc hool Su p! Sunday Scnool 9 30 a m Even.ng wo r shrp 7 30 Wednesday prayer meel!ng 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Ra c tne Route 'l the Rev James M Muncy pa stor Sun da y s c hool 9 J S a m morntng worsllrp II am e.-ven•n g worshiP 7 JO p m Pray er meet.ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop les mee t .n g 7 JO om Thu r sday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corn er Stxt h and Palmer t he Rev St eve Sf...a qgs pasto r Danny Thomp son Sundav sc hool supt WMPO ra d10 progra m 7 IS a rn Stmday school 9 15 am rnorntng worshiP 10 I S am You th <lCILV II CS and f ellOW Ship for run tor and sen or t1 1gh stud en ts 6 ~ m B ble st udy 7 30 p rn M 1d w ee k pray er SCfV ICC Wed!1eSday 7 JQ p m CHURCH OF CHR I ST Mtddleport 5t h and Ma •n George Glaze mr n1 Ster James Sh ee ts supenntendent B i bl e SChOO l 9 30 il m • mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a rn e ven n g worsh•p 7 30 p m pr a y er se rv 1ce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDlEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE RC'v Do n Co l e p<ls tor A lfre d Rus ch el Sun det y School supt Sunday sc l100 1 9 ]0 cl rn mornm o \i\Or sl11p 10 30 <1m SunCI,1Y c vanqe iLS t tc mee t mq 7 ](] p nt prcJ ye r m e(' t• n Q Wednesday 7 ]U p rn THE UNITED PRES BYTER I AN M IN ISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY . Dwt gh t L ZavLIZ Pastor D1r ector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 am Mrs Homer L ee S,vp t Morn1 ng Worsh 1p 10 JO am M I DOLE PORT Su nda y Chu rc h Sc hool 9 30 am Jo hn F ultz Supt Morn nQ F Wors h p Ill JU a m SYRAC USE Morn ng Worshrp 9 a m Sunday Chu rc h Sc h ool 10 a m Mr s Sam pson Hall Su pt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Ph ll•p Wtu llcy pastor Su nd ay SChOO l 10 il til wor Sh i p se rvtce 7 p m Pray er mcet111g WedneSdil Y 7 30 p tn HAZEL CO MMUNITY CHURCH N ea r Long Bot tom Edsel Ha rt pas tor Su nd ay school 10 a m 7 30 p m prayC'r Churc h meet ng 7 30 p 11 1 Thur sctav Laurel Oiff News Notes '. RHshnn Mt (l. IHi Mt s Ch.ts D Wooc\e By Bertha Parker ,atlt•ndt>d tht..' sp eClcl l h\ 11111 smg Sabbath School attendance at thP North Bethel (hut L h Feb 9 was 61 Offertng fot Sttt m dm e\ (•mng, F't. •b a Sunday servtces was $156 97 Wm ( .u 1 ca lled c1 l Vt'h' 1..1ns The mdoor camp meetin g M..:motiBI H ospital to St:'P he1 clooed Sunday evemng AI· m o lh t•t Hild a Wl ntt.. n h u tendance was very good 287 re C'( 'nlh ::;uffcred a he,n I .rtpersons were present for "'',J k !\1 G.tu.l 1s " ptltH·n t dt SWJday everung serv1ce Mrs Anna Jackson and son H ol zer IJCisp t tfll \ !so c1 p.tltt•nt Jell, Mtllon, W Va , vtstled IS Mt" 11 PSSIC' Spt•nt c1 fo1 recently wtth Mr and Mrs merh of the Sum11e1 Com Norman Schaefer Ill IIIli t\ Vern Story of Co lumbu s I he Clustet H\ll ut Stng \\ Ill spent a weekend wtlh Ins be held at ltJe Alft e<l ( hm 1 h on lamtly here Salm(hn C\C'Ill!l!-! ltb 22 .11 Mtss Barbara Klem student 7 30 E\ en one ~ ~ '' eh tliiH at Grayson, Ky, spent tht' weekend" tth her parenls, Mr Rnd Mt and Mt s f:d Bduet and Mrs Chff Klem Mrs Chfl Klemts a patten! 111 Md:n on spe nt tht• '' Pt'kC'ncl Wt th Mr dlld l\lts ctl ,HIPs Holzer Medtcal Center Mrs Ted Mathew of Huron Kan CARNIVAL "Mrs Rafferty ISn 't home. Thts speakmgt" I by D1ck IS 7 - The Datly Sl'ntlnel Middleport Pomero1 0 . Ft ld.J ). I !'b H, t97o DICK TRACY i' 1 ul.~, lth I ~ ,1 1J Turner Mr Rafferty MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAl - Th ird Ave l hc Rev Will am Kntll el pa stor Rona l d Dugan Sun day SctlOol Sup! Classes for all ages evenmg se rv tce 7 30 p rn B1bl e study Wednesoay 7 JO p m youth serv •ces Fr day 7 10 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash Md P l um M 1d dleport N oe l H errman p as t or Sa tu r day even 1ng serv1 ce 7 p m Sun day school 10 a rn Sund ay even 1ng worsh1p 7 p m MEIGS COOPE RATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rober t T Bumgarner O•reclor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE! HICkS Rev D Wm Sydenstr~cker CHESTER - WorSh tp 9 I S am Ctl ur ch Schoo l 10 am ENTERPRISE - Wor Ship 9 a m Church Sctlool 10 a m FlATWOODS - Worsh 1p 11 am Church Schoo l 10 am POMEROY Worsh i p 10 30 am Chur c h School 9 I S a m U MY F 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p i O a m Church Sc h ool 9 a m U M YF630pm MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER Re.-v Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh1p 10 30 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 JO a m UMY F7 pm RUTLAND - WorsM1p 9 15 a m Chu r ch School 10 a m UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor ShiP 9 a m Chur ch Sct1oo1 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 'p m SYRACUSE ClUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarv1s ASBURY WorSh•p II am , Church Schoo l 9 50 a m , WSCS lst Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh tp 9 am Churcrl Sci'IOo l 10 am WSCS Jrd Wednesday , 7 30 nes cltty I 10 p m U M W t r <; 1 W• un r ·H ti'lv ! 30 p 111 WESLEYA N (R ac•n c t 'un cl r1Y SChOOl 10 il ll wo r ~tl p t l ,1m B tble Study TtJund ily I p m c ho •r !J r ,lc t o(P TrHJrs da y 8 p m ' ' IIOW'.htP su pp er t .rs t 1/\ l' <l neSd<1Y 6 30 p Ill U M W I011 r th Mor d ly 8 p m GREA T BEND Wors h p I I <1 111 i nd and 4t h Sund ays Church Sc hool 10 a m lETART FI\LLS Worsh tp 10 a m Chur ch sch ool 9 a m Btblc Sludy I 30 p m every Tuesday MORN ING STAR Worshr p 9 30 o m Church School 10 JO a m M1d W ee k Serv ce Wedn es dAy B p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor Shop 11 am l si and ]r CI Su nday s Church Sc hool 10 am PORTLAND Wor Ship 7 30 p m Chu r cl; Sc hool 9 JO a rn SUT TO N Worshtp 11 am l nd <lnd lt h Sundays C/ ur ch SchOO l 10 i1 m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R£!v R obe rt Me ece Rev Stanley Brandum JOP PA Worshtp 10 am Chur ch Sc hool 9 a m Prayer M ee ltng Wednesday B p m L.O N G BOTTOM - Chur c h Sunda y serv1ce s 9 a m S< hool 9 .tS a rn Btble Study c"'ery Thur sday 7 )0 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh1p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 om ALFRED Sunday School 9 .15 a m t>a<;, h Sunday pr eachmg at 11 a m ea ch Sunday Prayer mee t 1ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on th •rd Tue sday each month REEDSVIllE Su n day school 9 30 preach •n9 7 30 p m Sunday prayer mee t 1ng ! 30 p m Tue sday W SCS 7 30 t rst Thursday each mo nt h SILVER RIDGE Worsh iP 10 am Chur ch Sct10ol 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wo rSh•P 9 a m Ch urch Schoo l 10 a rn KENO CHURCH OF CHR I ST Geo rg e Fredert c k supt Serv1 ce weekly 9 30 am on Sunday Preach. ng l •rsl and thtrd Su nday s of month by Cltflord Sm1 lh 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darrell Dodd rdl paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO am Leonard Gilmore ftrs t even1ng se rv1 ce 7 30 elder p m Wednesday prayer meet1 ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURC H OF Racme Route 2 The GOD Rev Ct1ar 1es Hand pa stor Sunda y sc hool 9 45 a m morn tn g wor sh p 11 a m Eventng servtces TuesC!ay and Fn day 7 30 BEARWAllOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B 1bl e Sludy 9 30 am mor ntng worshiP 10 JO am , ev en1n g wor shtp 6 30 p m Wedne sday B1ble St udy 7 JO p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 am wtth Willa rd P 1go t1 supt E ... a n ge iL Si tC m essage each Sunda y eve n ng 7 JO p m by Elder Russell Cltne m n stero l the Apos to l1c Fallh Btbl e Sludy We dn es day l 30 pm STIVER SVILLE COM MUN I TY CHU RCH Sunday sc hool scrv tce 10 am P raye r rncc l• ng Thu rs d ay 7 p m Sunday even mg serv ce 7 p m Z IO N CHURCH OF CHR I ST Ha r rt son vLI Ie Pomeroy Road Rt c k Morrtson pa stor Sunday sc hool su pt St even St an ley Sunda y schoo l 9 30 am morn•ng worsh1p and cornrnur••o n 10 )0 am Sunday e v enrng youtt1 Ch rt st tan Ende<Jvor 6 30 p m wor sh tp !.en ce Sunday 7 30 p ,, Nedn esdav e ven ng prayf'r meet ng anc:t B1ble .. st udv 1 30 om ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptnc Grove Th e Re"' VI. tll oam M rdd l eswa rth Pnstor c t,ur cn Serv 1ces 9 30 n m Sundny Sc hool 10 30 a m ~HAUBURY CH URC H OF CHRIST B1 ble Sc hoo l 9 30 am morn1ng wor Shi p 10 30 am Sunday e.-ven1 ng Worshtp Ser v1ce 7 30 p m c ho~r praclt ce Su nday and W ed n esday 7 p m prayer mee t ng and B1bl e Study Wednesday 7 JO p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norrts pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church se r v .ce 7 p m Wedne sda y Btblc St udy 7 o m R ACI NE CHURCH OF t Ht NAZARENE Rev Wtlltan Bdrlholomew pa sto r Sunde1v sch ool 9 30 am Ge rold We l ls supl morn tng wor st1 p 10 JO a rn We d ·~ s ti<> y sc r v,ce 7 p tn RACINE F IR ST BAPTIST Wt1lt er P B kacs an pastor Ronn •c :,ntser Sunday schoo l supt S und<~Y sc nool 9 JO a m morn ng worsh1p 10 JO Sunday evenong wo r Sht P 7 30 Wtc:lnesday cven tng Btble !'.tudy 7 JO DANVILLE WESLEYAN Re"' Le1on Gl asure pastor Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 am youth and 1u n•or youth serv1ce 6 45 p m eventng wor ShiP 7 30 p m pr a ye r and pra tSe '(Vednesdav 7 1n " m RUN FJ<EE SILVER BAPTIST Rev Ra l ph Dean pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m su pt Eventng Leon M il ler ser v1 ce, 7 30 p m Pr ayer mee-t no Thursday 7 30 c m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO Rev D.=tn Ayers pasto r Sun d,1y school 9 30 ant VIOr Sr1 p SC'r VICt I I a 111 E' VC'tllll ll SCr\ltCe 7 JO p 111 YOUth St'r l.' r( (' Wedn esday 7 30 p Ill LAN GSVIL L E CHRISTIAN CHURCH T(' d Jo ne s p c1Stor Su nday SC hOol 9 30 a m Rov S1 gman sup t morr11Tl9 worShtp 10 30 Suncl a~ C\ICil IHl servtce 7 30 m1d WCC f. . SCr\I LC C Wed IH'Sd a y } J['l p 111 SYRAC USE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Slack pas tor Bo b Moore Sund a y Sc hool SupJ Sun dAy School cl asses tor all ag es 9 30 am morn •ng wor sh tp 10 J5 NY PS Su nday 6 30 p (ll ev angt'I !SI C SE'r VL,e SundilV 7 30 p m M1d week. praye r meetmg Wednesday 7 JOp m M SS10nary meet1nQ sec ond Wednesday 1 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm 1lh pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m class leader Leo H ill worsh tp s erv tc e 10 30 a m , chur ch 7 30 c m pm EDEN UNITED BRETH MINERSVILLE - WorShiP REN IN CHRIST - Elden R 10 am , Church School 9 a rn Blake pastor Sunda y School WSCS 3r d Monday 7 30 p m 10 a m Howar d McCoy , SYRACUSE Chu rch supt Morn 1ng sermon , I I a School 9 30 a m , worsh 1p Sunday night serv 1c es m serv l ~ 7 30 p ;n Chnst an Endeaver , 7 JO p SOUTHERN CLUSTER m Son g serv 1ce , 8 p m , Rev Steven Wilson Preach 1ng S 30 p m , M 1d Rev Larry Pohng week Pr ayer meetmg , Wed Rev Howard Sh1veley nesda y 7 p m • Ray Adams. BETHANY ( OorcaU ta -v leader WorShiP 9 JO a rn , Church Schoo l 10 30 a m CHU RC H OF JESUS CARMEL WorSh ip , 11 CHRIST - Locared at Rutland am , 1st and Jrd Sun dn y s, on New L•ma Road next to For est Acre Pa rk Rev Ray Churc h SchOol 10 8 m Rouse pastor Robert Musser, Sunday Sch ool supt Sunday API"LE GROVE 5Ur:H'l d y sc hool 10 30 a m worshrp SChOOl 9 JO am , worSh tp ftrst and tt·urd Sunday 1- 30 7 30 p m Btb le study Wed p m , prayer meetmg Wed Saturday n esda y, 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m Fellowship ntght prayer ser v tc e 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE su pper , ftr st Saturd~y 6 p m U M W second Tues day , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Rog er Watson pm pa stor Ray Whaley , supt • Morn 1ng worsh ip, 9 JO am , 10 30 am EAST LETART Sunday cl1urch schOol young peoples meet1n g. 6 30 school . 9 30 am , worsh1p even1ng wo r -sh 1p, 7 30 second and fourth Sunday . 7 30 p m P m B tble stu dy, W ednesday , 'p m ""prayer meet 1ng , Wed • ' 30 p rn MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec11 Cox pastor Sun da y Sch ool supt Joe Sayre Su nday school 9 45 a m Sun day even ng wor st11p 7 ]0 Wednesday prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLA I NS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pastor Howard Caldw el l J r , Sun day Sc;hool Sup ! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn 1nQ Se rmon 10 30 am Sunday evenmg ser>~JCe, 7 p rn LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Nor ns pa s tor Fl oyd Norn s svp t Sunday school 9 30" m mor n •ng sermon 10 30 am Pr aye r serv•ce Wednesday 7' 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROP~ECY - G P Sm tih pastor Sun day School 10 a m Arthur H en so n Sup! Mor n •ng WorShiP 11 am Young People s se rv1 ce 7 om Even r1Q serv 1c e 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid week Pray er Serv tce 7 30 p m You th meettng 6 30 p m Ev entng worsh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pas tor Wor sh1p ~ervtce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Richard Barton sup! Prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF Cl 1fford Sm •fh , CHR I ST m m1sler Sun day Schoo l 9 30 am morn 1ng church 10 30 am Sunday even1ng serv tce 7 JOp m Wednesday serv1ce, 8 pm LA UR EL CLIFF FREE METHOD I ST Rev Floyd F Shook pas tor Lloyd Wngh t Sunday sc hoo l supt Sun day SC hOO l 9 JO am mor n n g wor sh1p 10 30 am even mg worshtp 7 JO p rn Wedne sday ChnSi tan Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Cho 1r pretclt ce Thur sday 7 p m DEXTER C HURCH OF CH R 1ST Charles Russell Sr m1ntster Norman C Wil l sup! Sund ay school 9 30 am worSh •p servtce, 10 30 a m Btble study Tuesday 7 JO p m RE ORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac•ne Road Wrll1am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoor Dtrector Sunda y Schoo l 9 JO am Mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am Sun day even1ng serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday eventng prayer ser vtces 7 JO p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh tp ser v1 ce 9 30 am Sunday sch oo l 10 30 am Sun day evenmg servtces J 30 p m B tbl e stu dy and praye r se r v tee Thursday 7 30 p m K 1ngsbury Road Sund ay School 9 30 am Ralph Carl , sup t Worstl ap sennce , 10 JO a m and 7 30 p m alterna t ely Prayer meet m g Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles, pastor lONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robe.-rt Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne , B1bl e School 9 30 a m preaching 10 .15 am Even1ng servrces 7 30 p m HYSEll RUN FREE MET HODI ST CHURCH Rev Paul N evi ll e pa s tor Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mo r nlllg servtce 10 30 am • youth servtee ~ 45 p m Evangel st c serv tce l 30 p m P ra ye r meet tn g Thur s day 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPE l MISSION at Bald Knob Rev E J GrtftLih supt of church Rev L R Gluesencamp pas tor Roger Wtl l fred Sr Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday school 9 30 a m prayer me.-et.ng Tuesdav 7 30 p m vouth meettnq 6 p m Su nday l eade rs Ada van Meter and Grella Sultle Sunday evenmg wo r sh 1p 7 p m through wmter months Which CRUMBLES I -, • FIrs e ... Its because '\\IN I ~ l '<l..,CN O:Y T rV.J 0 fH: f<lN 'f 1-'tl~.-...0 "' T>-~£ Do spantual foundatiOnS collapse W,~r.lO the chi cken CAPTAIN EASY ~L My matn concern 15 our a B.ble hve tt! we read 1t My rehgton m kes day's c avall zauo n Clvilazataon. This anvol ves We tbutiOn we can make. my fam1ly and the c We have a Faat h - 1 me Yet BOLJT TIMt: YOU KAPITAN I BUL.L. OAV'1$0PV $A" !3E=AR A HANO \'VI T H THE G ~ U 6. WUZ GIET'J 1/oJ H E~E: YCLJ LAZY $WA!3! I YOLII.LJ!3SE~5' have N EED 5-0ME JAVA we try to CREAM APtJO co n sc 1ous of the dangers of to[ am an optl mtst • my f~m1ly u we see your fwmrly thne lao! espec aally SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 15, 1975 and whett at church • • • 8 10, Zoom 20 12 00-JP !sons 3.4. 15 These are the Days 6, 13, Harlem G lobe trotters Popcorn Mac hine 8,10 Bread & Butterflies 20 12 JQ-Bob Qanle ls Basket ba ll 3 American Bandstand 6, 13, Go 4 IS Fat Albert 8,10 I OQ-Co tl ege Ba•kelball 3,4,15. Children's Film Festival 8.10 1 30-Soul Tram 6 Other People other Places 13 2 00- W re3l l1ng 8. Urban League 10 Jerusalem Eyewitness Report 13 2 30-0LJtdoors wi t h Julfus Boros 6. Popeye 10, Harold Ehsley Spor t sman 's Frtend 13 3 oo-Col\ege Basketball 3 4 IS,B Friends of Man 6 / Movie ' Wtld erness Journey" 10. Celebrity Bowling 13 3 30.- Pro Bowlers Tour 6.13 4 00-Makmg Thi ngs Grow 33 6 00-Sunrrse Semes ter 10 6 30-Fun tor Everyone 6 TV Clas sroom B Treehou se Club ,, Around Us 10, I n Tou c h 13 7 30-Jabberwocky 3, Farm Fronl4 Edd te Saunders 6 Abbo11 & Costello 8 Man from COS ! 10 Te nnessee Tuxedo 13 '• 20 Sesame St 6 Speed racer 6 Speed Buggy B. Mr s fer Rogers Neighborhood 20 A.T L€,66T '{OU · ~QU(.O HA'VS ~ 9 DO-Emergency Plus 3 4 15 8,10 Sesame St 20 COMJJ./:)tJ 6 30- NBC NewsJ 4 IS Reasoner Report 13, News6, CBS News 10. Zoom 33 7 00- Lawrence Welk 4, 15 Hee Haw 6 8 $25,000 Pyramid 10 '>HUT UP ~INIC! 10 OQ--Movte ' Summer of 42 ' 6 Carol Burnett 8,10 11 00--News 3,4,6, 10 13, D9n Kirshner's Rock ~ Concert 15 Jana kl 33 11 3D-Movie "The Ghost and Mr Chicken" 3, Movie "Madame Unscramble these four Jumbles. o ne l etter to each square, to form four ordtn ary words 13 ' Harper ', Movie ' From Hell It Ca m e" 12 OQ-ABC News 6 12 15---Don K1rs hner's Rock Concert 6 1 oo-Mov re 'Death Curse of Tartu " 13 1 15- Movte " I Saw Whal You Did' 4 1 3D-Movie 'Teacher' s Pet" 10 2 JD-ABC News 13 4 h..,. HrNIH ArlNOlU • ., H I tJ O ill[f I BELIEVE: ~EY CAll Mary Ty ler Moore 8 iO Movie " Boy" 33 9 30- Bob Newhart 8 10 J QO-Mov le ' The Brass Bottle" 4 3 30-Mov le ' You Came Along" 10 Jtll!J~!1rn ; lkJ ~·o·'I.J .-~,._ ALLEY OOP 13 World Press 33 X" 4, Movie " Another Time, Another Place" 8, Movie Are You 8,10 Ele c Co 20 10 30--Srgmund & the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 Lassie 6 13 Sha zam 8 10 Zee Cooktng Sc hool 20 11 OQ--Pink Panther 3, 4, 15 Super Frte nds 6 13 Valley of the WHILE VJ6'Re N ews maker 75 3D-Ammal World 10. Celebrity Sweepstakes 13 8 oo-Emergency 3,4,15, Kung Fu 13 College Basketball6, All In the Fami ly 8 10, Book Beat 33 8 Jo-The Jetfersons 8,10, Biography 33 7 Hong Kong P hooey 6.13 Jeanni e 9 3Q--Run Joe Run 3,4, 15 Adventures of G tlltgan 13 8tg B lue Marble 6, Par t ridge Famr!y 8, 10 10 00-Land of t he Lost 3 4 15 Dev lrn ~ 13 Scooby Doo Where COUR'TeS'( lO 12.13 Bonanza '· High School Bowl 8, Wrestling I S, The Romagno l is Tab le 33 5 30- N ews 8, Course of Our T tmes 33 / • 6 00- News 3, 4 10, Lawrence Welk 8 A Look: at the Book 15, 9 DO-Mov ie ' The last Day " 3,4,15, Mov ie "S ummer of '.42" 13, 8 00- Addams Famtly 3 4 15 Yogt 's Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 My Favorrte Mart1ans 8. Popeye 10 8 Jo--Wh ee lre & the Chopper Bunch J 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 BORN LOSER \ 4 3o--Sewtng Sk tll s 33 5 00-Andy W il l rams Sa n D1egoOpen 3 ! 0· W ide World of Sports Ken tucky Af re ld 13 45- Movle"T he Sword ol All Baba" 4 Why oot b)' b u~ or plone? Astro- IT available to you are bad and wors e That s why you re likely to do nolh1ng productrve at all SCORPIO (Ocl Osot b [j TOI'/1, I I Wtth the hope 11 will, in some m easure, foster and help sustain that whtch ts good 1n family and community ltfe, thts feature IS sponsored by th e bus mess f1rms and organizations whose names appear below . II LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE .---·-..;L;;,;.IT~T L llli 0 R PH AN AM M 1&- u I Y & T I LL For Saturday Feb 15, 1975 ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) Th1S IS one ot \hose days wh en yOL II have to o many tran s rn the frre No ne w1ll be ready to your s.:t tL sfac tron THE MOTIVE FOR: Ti<:AV ELIN6 EN 1i<:AIN [j TAURUS (Apnl 20·May 20) Now arrance the carded letten to fonn the aurpn.e answer, u suneRted by the above cartoon. IPrill ta SURPRISE AHSWlll lire I ( I I I 1 I I X::co IT H~V:-.:R~T~·~~~~~~~~ (Aiuwen tomorrow l 'Y~··~·d•y'• MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Ma1n HEINERS BAKERY Oral 992 2101 \ Jumhl~• WRATH ~n•wPr MAJOR PRISON GOlFER In llu ,\ n111 slu srmmt>~ malt( ullm - A MAN OF WAR ~tUIM~ttl Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store w tth A Heart Mmor Repa1rs & Tune up Beech & Locust Mtddleport Phone 949 3342 Ra cr ne D1a l 992 3284 Ph 992 2366 GASOLINE ALLEY M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX Mtddleport must Pop alwaLJs .;hc.w tru>se on Ske~m·s Middleport, Ohio Butck Pontiac Ope l G M C Deater 500 E Matn 51 Ph 992 2174 337 N 2nd b1rthdaL!? mtj VIeW I Middleport Ph 992 2550 Middleport Ph 992 3030 Yesterday's Answer 10 Backed out 29 Ctphered you-'~" 16 Glove 30 Gunpowder (3 wds) matertal mgredient 31 Femmist 4 Time pertod 19 Papal veil 211 G1>d Germame 5 Scoll 6 J:;arrated ol the 33 Astronaut underworld Conrad 7 Soul (Fr ) 8 From me 22 - lama 36 Strtplmg to you 23 Cold cuts 37 "Down (3 wds) 24 Lusctous under ' 1 9 Henrut mollusk bl!'d 1 SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220E Matn Lou 1s W Osborne Pomeroy MARK V STORE IN T HELt61 Middleport, Oh10 Ph 992 2178 50 THE MULTIBILLIOW GAUL'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Seco nd and Pomeroy Sts , Stan Cra 1g pastor SLJnday school , worSh iP serv•ce , 11 9 45 am 8 m tra.nlng unton , 6 30 p m , even 1ng worshiP St!r\IJCe 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer serv1ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middlepo rt, 0 46 Court St. Gallipolis, 0 Ph. 992 3863 ®NINNIE "THE NEW Naftonwlde InSurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Grocerres & Genera l Merchandrse Rac rne Ph 949 5772 OF OUR STAFFS S ALARIES , NATURALLY- 100 MILLION AND '17 DOI..LA~S ~ " ""·""· H11 P •al 992 2318 . EQUIPMENT I ORDERED WIL L T4KE M0NTH5 "TO ARRIVE I AND GETTIN6 6000 HE LP ISN T A5 Ef'SY AS I "THOUGHT rT WOULD l3E: I _ ~~ AND OUQ SUPPLIERS ARE DRAGGING "THEIR HEELS IN pETTING U(; THE FABRICB AND TRIMMIN6.5 WE: NEED I 'M GLAD 15TOPPED BY KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. BAP · T 1sT - C::orner of Sec ond and Anderson Muon Pastor Waller Cloud Sunday school , 9 45 a m , worsh iP serv1ce ll a m and 7 30 p m Week ly B ible study , Wednesday 7 30 pm 1100 E The Frnest in Mobi le Homes Ma1n Pomeroy Ph 992 ~&C OF GOO - Second St, Mason , W Va Chester Tennant. pastor Sunday school , 10 a m , morn 1ng worsh 1p . 11 a m • evangeliStiC 'ServiCe, 7 30 p m 6 1ble study and prayer serv1ce Wednesday, 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 • HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST rn Chrls11iln Un1an The Rev W•ll lam Campbell • pastor Sunday School , 9 30 ~ m , James Hughes , 'Supt , evenrng service, 7 JO p m Wednesday eventng prayer meet1ng, 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday 7034 JEWELERS Keepsake 01amond Rmgs 212E Matn St . Pomeroy Ph 992·3785 Paant , Plumbmg & Electncal Suppltes Tuppers Platns BIBLE Ph 667·31163 CARPENTER'S MARKET CHURCH, Letart, W Va , Rt 1 Rev George Hoscttar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible study 1 JO P. m Cott~ge Prayer Se rvtce Tuesd1y , 10 am Worshtp Servtce , Thursday 7 30 p m Sillem 51 Ph 742 395' Rutland . AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW I 11 TZBR YO C QR VTZOOZI VTZFO RBRLHCQYXJ CQUC FQRLR TYBRO ZL JLZFO . - UXZXHIZGO Yesterday'• Cryploquote! ~NATION DOES NOT HAVE TO BE CRUEL IN ORDER TO BE TOUGH - FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT 50M£f1ME5A 1\Ail.BOX LOOKS EMrWWHEN IT REALL~ EAST • 10 8 7 5 "' 76 o!oQ 8 2 North East Sout h Pa ss 3o!o 4Nt 3. P<.tSS Pass Pass 5NT 6. Pa:ss Pass t• move qutetly from the East to the West hand and the grand slam would make Now to settle the North Sou th argument South 's opemnf btd wa s correc t m any norma bid dtng system F urthermore, North s btddtn~ was sound tndeed and the httle slam was a good btd All good btds don't make Th1s one went down because a spade was opened and the club finesse lost In other words thts was the sort of slam that you can't af ford not to btd, smce tt wtll make well over half the lime 50METtME5 The btddtng has been t5N r 14 6• Pass West No rth Ea" South Pa ss Pass I • 3• Pa ss Pass I t 3 "" 4• Pass 5t Pass 5• Pass 6 Pass " + You South hold AAQ76.2 tK J54 o!o AQ82 What do you do now ' A - B1d seven spade5 Your partner has now shown second round club conlrol and clearly wants you to bid seven with good spades You have gOOd spades Obhge bam' TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of b1ddmg SIX clubs your partner bas JUmped to sax spades over your f1ve hearts What do you 00 now ? Send $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book lo "Wm at Brtdge," {c!o th1s newspaper), P 0 Box 489, RadiO C1ty Stat1on, New Yqrk, N Y 1Q"019 ' • , 'f'Ov HAVE TO LOOK WA'r' IN i~E 9ACK, ASSN 1 ll:H;I :1•,&,A$Il s. By Oswa ld & James Jacoby In a n overb1dder s heaven su1ts ei lways break ftnesses a lways work and no reasonable contract JS ever se t The only trouble wtth thts heaven ts that the overbtdders won t be ab le to find opponents No one wa nts to defend unsuccessfully every ttme the opponents btd a game or slam North dtd not approve of South s ope mng bld and told tum so m no uncertam terms South felt hts opemng btd was sound and wanted to know why North had to go all the way to m wtth only three trumps to support hiS partner In that overb1dders' heaven they would have btd a grand slum the queen or clubs would RACINE PlANING MILL THIS IS 601N6TO BEAW IIJOR5T VALENTINE's M'o' eve~ -' Bu•ldtng Supplies tJ. Custom Millwork Ph m 3978 II .. ' A A86 4 • K QJ tQ o!o'KJ94 Opentng lead - 3 • CRYPTOQUOTE Middleport, Ohto 14 A KJ 9 • 52 t 96432 Pass Pass "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE NORTH Pass (C) Jt1rt Kina Featuru SfncUqte. Inc:. ) TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Feb 15, 1975 You wrll be fortunate this y:ear Oth ers wtlllook out l or your In· terests and help you achieve Import ant goals You can ass1st by no t takrng nsk s you shouldn t t NEWSPAPE.:R ENTERPRISE hlnta. Eoch doy-the code letten are dltrerent Devoted lo Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy, O. Keep a 11ery light foot on your gas pedal rl you ve dr1ving Also remind those you may be riding with to do the same A Valentine's Day heartbreaker Hoth vulnerab le One letter atmply alandl for another. In lhil aample A THE DAILY SENTINEL AQUARIUS (JIR 20·Fob. 19) WIN AT BRIDGE t AKJ A 10 53 uaed for the three L'a, X for the two O's, elc Single letters, apootrophea, the lencth and formation of the words are all POWELL'S SUPER VALU LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) It Will seem ltKe the only two cho1ces "' 7 2 ¥ AIOR64 II . yet d omestically Don 1 rehash volati le rssues unless you re spoi ling lor a fr acas Un· SQU ill llll DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: >W REAllY MAO£ MYOAY.' CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 19) Thtngs aren t all that cool Your expenses wi ll run hrgher than they shou ld for frrvolous acllvltJes lhts weekend unles s you pul a l1mll on what you II spend • gn l'O 01-'IT WITH YOU 11-115 MORNIN6 1 5TAN the trnancral department If you must spend do 11 wisely PISCES (Feb. 20·Morch 20) WEST 34 Kniglttly tiUe 35 Slaved 37 Noble Italian family WINNIE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE CHR IS T , P 0 Box 487 Mr ller St , Mason W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 am , Worsh 1p 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal mUSIC 100 MI LLIOW FOR ~~ Meigs CountY. Branch Pomeroy FLAM FUND- We Ftll All Doctors' Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 Chester Oh ro 296 W. Second DOLLAR FLIM YEARS WE\IESPENI SA BITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec 21) This Is a reminder that you re st1tl far too rmpu lsrve n Make an ex ira effort today to C~pp r ec L a l e th e other guys po1 111 o f vrew or you re gomg to lmd yo urself w•th out allres o~oQt0 53 - Down 22 HIS tomb ISm Ravenna 23 Dteter's lunch 25 Said further Zll White poplar 27 Netherlands nver 28 Airway 29 Sausage's exterior 32 Htglt (mus ) 33 Luau goody 24-Nov. 22) Normally you re a well organtzed person capable of gwrng lull auen tlon to your ta sk s Not so today Be careful CANCER (June 21·Juty 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl 22) 11 LIL ABNER GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don 1 be baseful about telling friends you can I a!lor d to do certa rn thrngs rllt s true Forget about keeprng LJP w1th the Joneses fortunately you canno t depend upon o thers today to barl yo u ou t of your problem s Don I embarrass you rself by asking DOWN 1 Lukewarm 2 Pomted arch 3 " Won l 16 But (Lat) 17 ScottiSh uncle 18 Eat greedily 2Q W.W I British commander 21 "My Defenses Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph 949 9591 38 Instmcttve 39 Instgmftcant 40 Planted 41 Conswner vine BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racr ne 4ou're blocktncJ ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS ACROSS 1 Soliloquy words 5 Less fresh 11 Czech rtver 12 MISSing, vanished (2 wds ) 13- cotton 14 Grtdiron number 15 College Yo1.,1 revery easily angered to duy not so much by the m medrale even1 but by rebuffs you recall !rom the past LEO (July 23Aug 22) Your atIllude Is such tod ay that you tend 10 make thtngs much harder for your self than t11ey really are Th s will show up rn your work by THOMAS JOSEPH MASO N FIRST BAPTIST - FAIRVIEW Dmosaurs 8. 10 Carrascolendas 20 I I 3Q---Star T rek J 4 15. Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Shpw Catch 33 33 7 00-~;:~ turday Report 3 Aware 6 Treehouse Club 8 World MASON COUNT Y THE HILAND CHAPEL . George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 even1ng worsh 10 7 JO Thursday evening pray!!rr' serv ce 7 30 p m ASSEMBLY ? UfZf T HI~ 6 • 5UH~ HOW WOUL D YOU IKE JTZ WlfH ,SUGAR~ on Sunday when R U T L AND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gramm Jr pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m 10 30 am worsh1p serv1ce broadcast l 1ve over WMPO young peop l e s ser\1 Ice 6 45 evange lt SIL C serv ce 7 JO p m Prayer meet1n g Wedn esday l 30 p m MtSS LOnar y meet1ng 7 30 p m f1rst Wednesday of month SOUTHERN , a culture u m troub l e., Or do cultures deteriorate or the egg. RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Su nda y School, 9 JO am Worship se r v t.c e, 11 a m Wednesday prayer meet ng , 7 30 p m Sun day n1ghl worshtp , 7 30 p m MAS ON rel•g•on? the ctvtl•za tton or CHAPEL CHURCH Tell the Truth 13 Blac k Perspe ct rve on the News 20.3 3 8 00- San ford & Son 3 4 15 N rght Sta l ker 6 13 Khan B 10, Washmgton Week m Review 20,3 3 B 30- Ch1co & Ihe Man 3 4 15 Wal l Street Week 10 33 9 oo- R oc kford Fries 3 4 15 Hot L Baltimor e 6 13 Movte Adventur es of th e Queen ' B Mov te Roustabout ' 10 Masterp rece Theatre 10 Consumer Surv 1v al K1l 33 9 30- 0dd Couple 6 13 A ss tgnmenl Amencn 33 10 OQ-Po ll ce Woman J 4 15 B are lta 6 1J N ews 20 Paul N uc h 1ms 33 10 30- World Press 20 11 00--- Johnny (arson 3 4 15 Wtde World m Concert 13 Mov te 100 Crres of T er ror 6 Mov1e G 1r l Happy B Movie Monster 10 Janakr 33 00- Mrdntght Specra l 3, 15 W1de World tn Con cerl6 News 13 15-Mov re The Shu ltered Room 10 2 30- Movre K rng Ko ng 4 4 00- Movre Song of Kong 4 5 30- Movle K rng Kong Escapes 4 of a Grectan remams To hastonans rt's lake the questton about m FIRST w h at FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 14,1975 because thetr sp1rttua l foundations are collapsing? Coo l vil l e RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worsh ip serv1ce, 10 30 am B1ble study and prayer serv1ce Wed nesda y . 7 30 p m RUTlAND R UTLAND CHURCH OF CHRI ST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Bral ey Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday schOo l 9 30 am wor shtp se rv ce and com mun 1on 10 30 am • youth meet1n g 6 p m Su nday even1ng servL(e 7 regu l ar board meetmg t h 1rd Satur day M ASON stands Television log for easy viewing r,c:; FROM A M ENTALITY THA r~, ~ •ACl TO ~k'ISHlATI ON AND IMMATURIT Y, PLUS AN INf lHIORtTY COMPLEX." 7 JO - Porter Wagon er 3, Pop Goes the Countr y 4 New Cand1d Camera 6 Pop Goes the Country B Treasure Hun t 10 To Wh 1ch crumbles first - CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer, sup t worsh tp serv 1ce 10 45 !! m eveniJlg worshiP a1ternat1ng w1 t h c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Wed nesday Alfred Wol fe , lay l eader 7 p Herr p::::;:;:;:;:-;O:F:-A;:;-:U . A NNOYIN G PHC'l f (''... LS USUA.U Y ~PHINt.J temple dattng to JOO 8 C. MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN WHITE'S ''HAVE YOU LAOIES HEARD OF VOICEPRINTS?'' . .• I 1 f • ' \ �8- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, ~'eb 14,1975 ~~~1:~~: .;;.~~···~"'~w~vFor Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds Rebate inspired c~ sales lagged Deep m 1he heart ltcsa p1cturc a loved one la1d to r est In m"'mor\' 1 lr.,me we st\all keep tt Because Sht' was one ol I he be~t R~tlph E lee and famtly 01 By EDWARD S. LECIITZIN ) st11l off 19 per cent from 138,947 1 ?l li e UPI Auto Writer assembled m the same week DETROIT (UPI) - Cash last year. To d~te thla year, rebates pushed early February automakers have built 1134,443 Card of Thanks new car sales to w1thin 5 per cars, down 31 per cent from WE WI SH to express our thanks to relattves tr1ends and , cent of year-ago levels - the last year's 917,134 cars ne•gh~rs lor thetr ktndness closest Delrmt has come to cards ; food the beautifu l floral arrangements and all · matchmg its year-ago pace expreu1ons of sympatr'l\' PUBLIC NOTICE smce last Septemlier, before dunng the 1llness and duth of Brds wrll be •ccepted unt i l our father ana granotathtr : the 1975 models were In- noon on Fr rdiV February 14 Marion Cowdery Spec1al 1~75 at the office of tne Tuppers troduced thanks to Rev Freeland Plains Ches ter Water D istr ict Norns & Ew1ng Funeral Chester Otuo on the lo llowmg Desp1~ the upsurge stnce the Home One ll) one halt ton truck. rebates began tn mtd-January, mrn lmum grou weu~ht ot o 000 The Family 2 Ill ltp Ute 138,108 cars sold was a 13- POIJnds (to burn revutar gasoline) • year low and 29 per cent below Auto mat rc lrlnsmln ron Notlc:e Eng ne size 340 cu m to 360 the Feb 1-10 pertod of 1973 rn ANT IQ UE aucllon prev1ously wben the US auto mdustry cvWest scheduttef for February 15 Coast m.rrors canulled unt il later date was headmg mto tts best year Short Bed Lonv Bed Opr 1on Mason Aucllon Power BraKes Optron Compared wtth the frnal 10 Heavy Duty Step Bumper 2 14 ltc .days of January, the ftrst Mud & Sno w Tread on Rur SHOOTING Milch Rulland t~res " ply or eQUivalent ,pertod tn which all four com- allDeluxe Gun Club Ntw Lima Road Interior opt on ' pames were offertng the $200 to Friday 6 30 p m Shotguns Rig ht 1S reser\led to re ject any gal.tge 21 ttfles Factory $600 cash rebates, sales were any or 811 bids cnoked oun1 only l 11 3tc off ?:1 6 per cent after two ( I ) 31 CZI 7 14 Jtc stratght tncreases The dropoff MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soc I tty N let dOllS tor was tn !he normal range and REAL ESTATE SALE adop11on Call 9A9 4911 BY UNITED STATES would have even been greater 2 9 6f c OF AMERICA Property Three Bedroom without Ute rebates, mdustry SPRING F1brlc Rtot frame Ranch Home on analysts satd Polyester knits reg U 98 sate basement built In 1971 The best news came from Sl tl and 12 f8 yd Stud utters Loce llon Township Hold U and suppl 1t1 lnlf10na 11y In Meigs County Scipio General Motors and Chrysler TownshiP lc:IVtrf11td On T V ) f ICh For:-Sale sign po!Ued P•rson •nter lng tr\e ltcre will Corp , whtch reported thetr 1nspec11on Plene contect off1ce of F~rmers Home rtctlvt 1 rrtt gilt Sale Feb sales topped the Feb 1-10 the 13, lA 15 and 16 Fret craft Ad m .n1Stra11on 221 Wtst period a year ago GM was up Second Street Pomeroy Ohio c111111 end Sewing Cluses T e lephont No 992 7603 Novelly Fabric & Crafts ,2 4 per cent and Chrysler JUS! 457lt9 Belpr•. Ohio Terms of Sale In order ot under I per cent preferen ce to the Go\ltrnmtnt 2 9 ill( Property can bt purchased It was the first time since by1applicant GROVER STUDIO Middleport elllllble for Section early September that at least 502 Rural HOU!Ing Loan This Ohio, w i lt b~ apen Friday and SaturdiY only 1111 further enablu eligible ep two of the four automakers program notice plltan1 to ~:~urchue home with ~ exceeded a year-ago pertod low down payment and 3J ye•r' ~ 2 9 12tc - - - -- - - - - - - - - - and was the first time Chrysler to 2pay Cash NO AUCTION till furthtr has been on the plus side since J Terms avtillblt to 1n no11c11 VIllage Auction lne l to lble applicant are not Ius 2 13 'ltc lt introduced tis '75 modela fhan 10 percent cash Clown and tlurlng the Oct. 1-10 period MATCH corn not to exceed 10 amortized SHOOTING Hollow Gun Club, turn first for balance of pur , But United Auto Workers payments right lffel' Milts Ctmtttry chase price Vice President Douglas Fraser Rutl•nd Factory choked guns only sunday February The Goo,~ernment reservn tht said he does not expect any 16 I p m right to re Ject anv end 111 of IUbstantial number or the fers Bids will be accepted at ~ 13 3tc e Pomeroy Office unti l two 207,650 workers now on indefl- oth clock PM Februuv 21th at wantt ride to Florida, hite layoffs will be called back which t1me bids will be optnl'cJ LAD¥ Miami or Fort LIUdtl'da le area anytlmt soan Will help JIIUCh before the startup of (2) 13, u 16, 17 18, 5tc drln or help with 111penses 1976-rnodel production in mldrtftrtnCtl Celt 915 4UJ ~uto Sales 19 6.4 RAMBLER Ph one 11-tJ 2353 For Sale il cylinder I IR EWO OD for /42 4118 sa le 2 13 ltf' BuSiness Opportunities /,M •nteresteod '"e xpanding my bus iness nlo area PMt t im e wh d e tra n ino M1n1mum tnvestmenl Phone !30.41 455 H81 7 9 61p For Trade 7 HOUSE S 1n Pomeroy Oh 10 One 1S !erge com~:~letely remodele d new furn ace s.rdrng w ndows penel.ng fully carpeted Other •s smal l house 4 rooms Would like 10 trade both houses for a farm or bus ness pro~:~ertv Phone ()04 ) 882 2984 2 11 12tc 7 17 6t c 1957 CHEVY part s NEW LakeNood trae110n bars h1 1ac ker cur shoc ks hoo~ e r head er s w lh l coll ec tors for sma ll block Ca ll 992 3496 after 6 p m BEST OFFE R 10 17 tfc CLO SE OUT on n ew Ztg Zag sew1ng ma ch1n es For se win g slre tch 1a br. cs buttonhol es fan cy des•gns elc Pa1nt Slrghlly blem•sh ed Cho1ce of carry 1ng c as e or sewrng stand 1,4q 80 cash or terms ava lab e Phone 99 1 7755 12 18 tfc USED FUEL OIL HEATER, ~so For Rent I All New Healers Now Dtscounled 1 Bedroom Mobile Home electric heat lltr con d 1t1oning nice and cozv By week or month Phone 992 JS09 New Wood Burmng HEATER------5239 95 l 13 tfc TRAILER space 2 miles tr(;',.; Pomeroy Rt l4l Phone 992 5858 10 27 tfc Deluxe model wrth cabmel Wall hned POMEROY LANDMARK., ·- Jack W Car sey Mgr Phone 992 2181 'Vou can'thave a significant lumaround in the auto mdustry imtil the whole economy gets turned around," Fraser said , Sales figures for the l!klay period showed GM up 2.4 per Cent from last year, Chrysler lhcreaslng its sales just under 1 l!er cent, Ford Motor Co. !lipping 16 per cent and American Motors off 23 5 per : 1 lent : Compared to the final10 days (J January. however, GM sales llllwed 30 3 per cent, Chrysler !as down 14 1 per cent, Ford was off 29 I per cent and AMC was down 28 8 per cent In lite two earlier pertods since the rebates began Jan 12, sales had easily topped previous periods Tbey are scheduled to end Feb 28 and auto executives claim they will not be extended MORE IDLED DETROIT (UPI )- Chrysler Corp. said Thursday another 4,2110 workers will be laid off next week The company said the same number of plants would be operating next week as this, four of Its six U S assembly plants and bOth truck plants, but whUe Its St Louis, Mo , car plant w1th 2,000 workers will reopen Monday, the Hamtramck, Mich. , facility w1th 6,200 workers will close for a week starting Monday The Newark, Del , car plant with 1,850 workers has been closed since early last No~­ ber and will remain closed. Temporary layoffs at the No 3 automaker next week wiD total B,IXill workers wtth mdefinite layoffs pegged at 51,500 The total layoffs of 59,550 workers amounts to 52 per cent of Olrysler's 114,000 hourly workers The trade publicatton Automotive News reported that mJy 380,000 cars will be buUt m February, down from earller plans to assemble 440,000 cars U the estunate holds, February production would be off 14 per cent from January's depressed level and down 32 ~r cent from last February wben the industry ,already was cutting back sharply durmg the energy cnstS This week's auto production, estimated at 111,980 cars, was up nearly 38 per cent from 81,274 cars built last week, but Water, Electnc, Gas. Sewer ltnes , Installed Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks Limestone & Ftll D1rt Commerc1ai-Res1denhal Constructton & Remodel Fire Retardant Insulation The Blown Into Walls and Altic!r Free Esltmates REPAIR-Broken Parts Mended STRIPPING--By Hand NO DIP TANKS Suppltes - Strippers Slams - Fms1hes 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY L.any Lavender 777 Pearl Street Middleport Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992 3841 Phone 992-3993 Da1ly After 5 00 HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Complete plumbmg & healing servtce and general sheet metal works. Free Esltmates Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992-5700 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE On State Rt 124, 112 m1 from Route 7 Rutland by pass towards Ph. 992 -5682 or 992-7121 All Mechanrcal Work NEW bathroom van tty med1c1ne cab1net commode electric water heater , 100 amp servtee box IS ft of tontrance cable , 3 wmdow s Phone 992 5811 1 14 Jtc We~ted to Buy REG male Pek1ngese Call 992 __ ___________ _ 5817 Proptrtv Two Bedroom tram e home with partial basemtnt Location 120 St111 Street Pomeroy, Ohio Inspection Please contact the office or Farmers Homt Adm lnlstr1tlon. 221 Wttt Second Street, Pomeroy O~io 45769 Telephone No 992 7603 Terms or Salt Steled bids will be madton Form FHA A65 1D Invitation. Bid 1nd Ac ceptance Slit of Re•l Property by tht United St1tt1 The executtd lorm will be accompanied by 1 deposit of cuh a cashier's or certified check, or monev order ol not leu than 5 P•rctnl of lht bid , payable to the Trtnurtr of the UnUed States The GO\Itrnment nltrvts tht right to relect eny and 111 of fers Bids wi ll bt accepted .11 the Pomeroy Olflcl until two 0 ClOCk P M Februtry 21th, II which time bldl will bt optntd <2l 1l 14, Ill 11, 18, 5tc Employment Wanted ...._ 2 14 Jtc 843-2824 or 843-2293 Portland, Ohto Have your car dtagnosed at no cost and no obhgatton to have servtce Th1s Sun D1agnostlc equipment IS the only way to properly tune all models of 1975 cars wtth eleclromc tf!ntlion Free P1ckup and Dehverv FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS TOO. SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY - TIU NOON EXPERIENCED Radia_t9 I I ' Service · ,_ , ; ,-· Plan to attend our FREE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, •INC. 500 E Marn 51 BE IT ORDAINED nloiiOWI by the Council ot the VIllage ol Pomeroy , Ohio. two thlrdl of 111 members elected thereto concurring. that Ordlnence No 379 dated February 6, Orcllnanct No <101 dated Junt I 1970 Ordinance No <107 , deled November 1. 1970. end Or dtnence No <Ill , deled May 15, 1971 and Ordinance No A<IO, dated August 20 1973 Is hereby emended to the txtent ttlat Section No 1 Pu1grapi'l A are changed as follows Section 1 That the following scale of salerltt and wages tor employees. hereby adopted 1"'· A STREET DEPARTMENT AND CEMETERY DEPART MENT P~tkup 6 cy l ----------EVERYBODY __ _ S289l Jseat wagon Less than 30,000 m1le s by loca l owner 400 V 8. P steenng brak es, automatiC power door locks luggage ra ck, rad1o dark green ftn1sh L 1ke new & loaded W1th extras Real Estate For Sale 1973 PLY STA WAGON Strout Realty 14 Acre Farmette $2795 4 Dr Sedan Sharp for mod el Small V a tully equ 1pped 11595 Patrol joined in state probe REFRIGERATORS from 25 --------------Wanted To Buy Gas Ranges; Electric DIJers; and --------------- Wringer Washers --------------- --------------- OLD furniture , let boxu. brus btdl or complet• households Write M D Miller. Rt <1 Pomtroy , Ohio Call 992 7760 10 1 14 JUNK 1uto1. complett end dtllvtred to our vard Wt pick up auto badin end buv all kinds of •crtp mtt•ls end Iron Rldtr'1 S•IYIQI, St Rt 12<1, Rt <11 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 546t -------------"c --------------ROADRUNNER. 2 door 1910 Plarcuop , 31l , body good condiUon. 4 new litiS. Phone 667 6315 •tter 4 p m 2 11 6tc --------------1973 OLDS C•tiUI, 5 , I' p B, flctor.,. 11r •na automatic tr•ntmtsslon, 16,000 mUtt 13,000 Coli 992 lfl4 Oltor l pm --------------- 2 II 61p 1971 CUTLASS Suprtml Olds mobile, ttr condltton. factory llpt , radio, meg. wheels. power bl'lkll, stHrlng, • ntw tires In tliCctll•nt condition Wlllstll rusonablt Clll 992 2261 •fler ' p m . 2f6tp - ---- -- ----- -- - TWO e1ectr1c Sm1th Corona IVJ:Itwrlters. One Scnpt type w1th carrying cue $150 One automatic carr.age ret urn office macl'lme $150 Both n txcellenl condition Phone 992 l976 2 1.a 3tc 30 30 LEVER action Rem1ngton rifle Good cond1t 1on Phone 992 2386 2 14 )lp --------------FRESH eggs Mrs Cl!lford Le rfhe•t Rock Spr~ngs Road Pomt'roy Phone 992 34<16 2 u ltc WALNUT stereo radto AM FM radio I track ta~:~e com blnetlon Balance S101 63 or term& Call 992 l965 2 11 ttc --------------STEREO RADIO 8 track tap; comblnlt•on , am fm wa~ spta~er sound Balance S1D7 19, or budgtt ttrms Call rad ro .4 system use our 992 3965 1 29 tfc --------------JUST ARRIVED' 1975 Starer aft Travel Traders For the bt-st buy In tht trl !Uate ar~a on trelters and to ld downs Chtck our pr lcts and QUality f~rst CAMP CONLEY STARCAR FT SALES Rt 62 north of Po i nt Pleasant bwhlnd Red Carpel Inn 2 13 2tc 5 HILLY ACRES - Ntce 3 ACREAGE for sale Wooded lots at Ro ck Sprmgs to be us ed for res1dent1al home use only Bill W1tte 99l 2789 2 11 2iltc "AT Caution Ltght, Rt 7,. Tuppers Plains, Oh1o Phone 667-3858 OPEN WED THRU SUNDAY9A.M. 7 PM BR home bath natural gas , city water outbu 1ldmg 2l ACRES CLOSE tN large barn & silo other bu1ldlngs • BR home balh natural gas heat c1ty water or own well basement 45 ACRES - fenced, has stocked pond, all m1nerals lots of buddmg s1tes 68 ACRES JUST OFF RT 33- fen ced large ba and sheds some cutt1 timber 19 soo trees set 6 ago walnut, wh1te short pme, poplar Big Radarange Sale By Amana, Model RR4D 80 ACRES - 5 000 buildings under roof st·~~~~~~ LARRY'S pond, natural gas, recently renovated . 2 bath basemen!, well w•,for·.l MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. good hLJntlllg , secluded area ALL CASH FOR YOU PROPERTY - WE NE ~EWER HOMES VER BADLY AT THE PRE v-··· 'I - WANT TO SELL? L TALK IT OVER 992 2259 or 992-2568 I, NEW HANDMADE QUILTS, Sll lnd S20 Emma Che\1 Iller Reedsville, Ohio Phone 371 62U Model RR4D 13 6tp Syracu11 , 991 7513 Rogu,.r •"·". •469.95 Best Rllhronge Solei by Amo.. '14.95•••BROWNING SKILLET FREE '49.95 RADARANGE CART-!~ PRICE POLLED Htrtford Bull gentlt 5 yr old . C08A Sire , ROil Oam Phone Grf9 Roush, 2 13 ltp ---------------INDUSTRIAL 6 Inch stroke SIW While Qv•ntftln 1.8stl $75, 18 inch met1111ta11 6 rnch IWtng , complete with thrt1d1ng g.. rs motor and btts, S100 2 t1 p 220 bolf single pl'lnt motor , 1ndustr111 type w1th pulley , SSO . air com pressor motor and tank , S25 Line sh•tt 3 pulleys, b•arings 1ne1 bell, S15 Phone 985 <1118 2 13 261c Rutland Furniture 742-4211 Rutl;ind, 0. See Herb. 0dv•·. M,l,,• STOKERMATIC ~ Stove . good cond1tion Phone 7.42 .aA06 2 l3 l ip Featuring Kirkwood Governor 1972 KAWAS~Kt motorcvcle 150 CC . good conditron Phone U9 4113 2 ll ltc 2 Grate or lif'llf' ~rn 1 th .. Cameron 12' & 14' Wide Up To70' Long 24' W1de Sectronal I Homes up to 65' Lon11 " II SERVICE AFTER SALE Wtnler Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. Thru Sat. Closed Sundays PH. 992·7777 . POMEROY, O. . ' posSible ctvil proceedmgs and w1th Repubhcan Franklm County Prosecutor George C Sm1th for posstble crjminal proceedings, satd McAdow He met w1th two representatives of the attorney general's off1ce Thursday, satd McAdow, and they promiSed cooperation and assiStance. An attorney general's spokesman satd that offtce tS not investtgating on Its own but would cooperate once the patrol mvesttgatwn IS completed The office of Oh1o Audttor Thomas E Ferguson satd at the same time 1! IS cons1dermg the posstbthty of seekmg recovery of the salaries of ftve Celeste employes ass1gned to other agenctes "It w1U depend on whether titey rendered a servtce of value to the state," satd Ferguson rude 0 F Kmppenburg Attorneys are studymg the matter, and 11 wiD probably be next week before a dectSton tS made on whether to seek recovery of Ute money, Kntppenburg satd. Ftve of hts transtllonal employes had been assigned to other agencies and accrued $5,922 rn wages, Celeste disclosed at a Tuesday news conference Performing State Service Lt Gov Brown was accused hy Celeste of lack of cooperation m the tral!Sltion. Celeste srud the employes m question were performmg a legitimate state serv1ce "Frankly," Sald Celeste, "It was this lack of cooperation that made 1t necessary to seek assiStance from the Gilligan Administration ' rn my transttlon " Ferguson's office announced state meanwhile that exammers were conductmg payroll checks of vartous deparbnents "to de~rmrne if names on warrants actually are persons physically on the JOb Examtners diSCOvered seven nonextstent liquor stores around Oh1o w1th state Department of L1quor Control employes assigned to them, said Ferguson. "Apparently liquor Director Clifford Re1ch had knowledge of these nonexistent stores and authorized payrolls for the employes hsted as bemg asstgned tq them for the pay penod ending Feb l," sa1d Ferguson m a news release, "yet has not infonned the audttor's offtce of any possible trregula;"J.ties " COLUMBUS (UP!) - An mquiry by the admlmstration of Gov James A Rhodes mto whether Lt Gov Rtchard F Celeste vtolated crumnal or ClVlllaw usmg state employes assigned to other agenctes m transttton to his offtce was Jomed Thursday by the Oh1o Htghway Patrol Two state policemen are conducting a fact-findmg tnvestigation of up to 20 cases within the Department of Industrial Relations, sa1d Sam J McAdow, deputy director of the department and prevwusly an a1de to former Republican Lt Gov John W Brown Only one of five Celeste employes m questwn was asstgned to mdustrlal relattons McAdow satd he dtd not know if the rnqwry was spreading to other state agenctes but that he understood "several are takmg a hard look at thetr personnel." "There appears to be some unpropneties," sa1d McAdow of the investtgation mto former employes of hiS department Patrolmen assured him a "thorough" mveshgahon would be conducted, McAdow srud, adding he does not expect a report for another week Report To Be Discussed Any report would be discussed wtth represenlatives of Democratic Ohto Attorney General William J Brown for a tully equrpped 1971 MATADOR + Pmto has been No 1m sales of all sub compact cars for four years See Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodnll or Dan Thompson OPEN EVES 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO IN TRADE Electric Sta Wagon a.r cond POMEROY MOTOR CO. OUR STOCK Real Estate For Sile 1970 Chev. V8 Brookwood................ D495 1969 Ford Gal. 500............................1.995 -46th Anntversary Sa le of New ' 74 & '75 Chevvs BARGAIN CENTER ' No I be st se ller o f a ll sub compacts for ov er four year s and th1 s one IS tops Sun roof 4 cy l econom y Suburban 3 Seat. V 8 eng me automatiC trans power steering & brakes, fa ctory a1r cond 1t 1on1ng luggage rack , green fm1sh rad1o L1ke new w w ttres 4 Door on ly 10 400mlles fu l ly equ ipped rn c 'a., dark red A rea l cream puff Tuppers Plains, 0. AulD Sales Mus1ca1 Instruments for salt Pte K lNG up P•ano'" your lrtl Look1ng for responsible party Call Credit Manager 772 5669 or wr.te Chllfrcothe P1ano and Org1n :l'O e Mem St Ch!llrcothe, 45601 2 1" 6tc Pomeroy 1972 Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan ................... ~1795 Motor Co. 1972 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD ESTATE I<UHL'S --------------- MuSical Instruments Prolect1on group cab ilghl beau t tul Ranger luxury packag e mtenor lnm one local owner 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 6 cyl P S aulo USED CARS Fact atr, P S, P B , o,~lnvt roof fact tape power windows 1111 wheel Cr u1 se Control 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door ..................... .ss795 So l d new l or over $6700 Fu ll power a~r stereo 1 500 mil es New Cad1 llac t r~de v roo f 3 Or Runabout . 4 cvt , auto trans 74 Olds Cut. Cpe, pow, a1r, stereo............ 14295 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, full power, a1r..... lfi995 74 Olds 98 L. Sedan, power, a1r ............ 15895 73 Cougar XR7, v-roof, a1r, power............ 13395 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radto ........... 12195 1974 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR HT DAN THOMPSON . FORD INC. (Formerly Keith Goble Fordl Phone 992-2196 ·Open Evenings til 7:DO - Sat. & Thurs. ' til 5:00 ·, 461 S. Third Ave. Middleport, 0. 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 DR HT 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, atr....... '4395 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air ... 12895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air ...... '2895 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r.............. 13295 Fact a1r P S , P B , v!nyl root eKtra clean 1973 FORD GAL 500 4 DR HT Fact atr, P S PB vinyl roof 1970 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 DR • Dr Fully equipped 72 Chev. Imp' Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... !2l95 72 Ponliac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12695 72 Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At., P.S................s2195 71 VW 4-Dr. Sedan, auto., radio ..............11695 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe. 1 v-roof, a1r ............ .11995 71 Ford Wagon, full power, air............... 11895 70 Camaro V-8, auto.; V-roof. •••••••••••••• ·•'! 9~5 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 70 Olds 88 Roy. Cpe., pow., a1r, v-roof ..... ,11495 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 DR Fact atr P S P B , viny l roof ~ 1972 LTD 4 DR BROUGHAM Fully equipped 1972 CHEVY IMPALA " 2 Dr H T 350 V 8, aulo , p S , p B 1910 'bLDS TORONADO 2 DR HT <Loaded 1969 FORD TORINO 2 DR HT V8 aulo P S , P B 69 Olds 88 HT. Sed., v·roof, air .............. '995 1969 •FORD WAGON AUTO. 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '99~ 68 Ponbat Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, ;\ir '595 0 ' ' P S , P B Lillie rough $2595 $2195 $2595 $2195 $1 $}295 $995 s495 .------TRUCKS----~ 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... 1495 63 Olds. Cut. Coupe, auto., P.S....••.•.....• -~295 $2895 $2195 1972 DODGE B-300 TRADESMAN Maxi Wagon, 318 VB. oulo, P S , P B , one owner Karr & Van Zandt . $3995 t-act atr P S P tJ o,~myl roof, tilt wheel locally owned 16 000 miles like new 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pow., a1r .... '31m Pomeroy, 0 . --------------- Street Superv isor One to Thrtt MonthS strvlce, 10 17 tiC $500 00 per month Three to S1x Montns urvlce , CASH Plld tor Ill mlktl lnel $5 50 00 per month models of mobllt homes S1x to N 1ne Months Service, Phone trll COde 41<1 423 f5l1 $600 00 ptr month <1 1J tfc N lne to Twe-lve Months ser v 1ce 5625 00 per month Street Malntentnct AISistent WANTIO Old upright P•lnos env condition Peyln9 $10 Superv isor ttch first floor only Wr ite One to She: Months Service lnd etv• direction& to Witten S2 30 per hour Piano Co . 8ox IIJ Sardis S1x to Twel¥"e Montns Str¥" 1ct . Ohio <1394' ' ' $2 65 per hour 2 13 dtp LabOrers Less th an three months ser.., Ice S2 00 per nour Three to Nine Months Str VICE' S2 20 ptr hOUr 197l VEGA Hltchbtck, 4 tpeed N 1ne to Twelve Months tren&mlulon, new uru, tape Se rv tce $2 •o per })our player . tMcelltnt condition Secti on 2 Tnet Ordinance No W111 ltll rtlton•blt Phont 379, dated February 5, 1969 C61419912377or f92 2732 aftlr Ordinance No <101 dated June 'p m I , 1970 Ordinance No <107, dated 2 12 l:ltc November I 1970 0(dinance No A31 , dated Mty 15, 1912, end AUTOMATIC . 4 whnl Ord 1nance No Ha dlft<J AUgust l97l drlvt bluer with tilt WhHI 20. 1973, and all other Ordinance air and tlnltd w indows •n conflict with tht provisions of housthOICI goods, mtchlnlcal this Ord1nance shall bt 1nd •re fOOlS Phone 742 )111 hereby repealed 2 14 12tc Sect1on l That th•l Ordinance sha ll take effect and be In force 29uc"HiveLL:e396.-;;;,;ed from and after tht etrllt-st tor S6SO Phone 7<12 •20s penod allowed by lew 2 14 Passed February 3 1975 APPROVED Otle Smllh l973 FORU Country SQuirt WI,On, 20.000 m 11*1, Ill Mevor IQUIPMtnt, 13,500 Phone 992 ATTEST Jane Walton 3493 or 992 27:19 (2) 7 U 2tc 992-2174 You may never have th1s opportuntty agam! They're mov1ng fast! 1973 Ford FlOO Ranger.. ................. -~2895 For Sale An Ordlntnu to Amtnd Ord inance No l79, Ordinance No 401 , Ordinance No -407, Ord inance No All end Or dlnance No <140 to fix Stl•rles and wages ol Employtts of the Village of Pomeroy Ohio THIS REBATE EXPIRES FEB. 28th Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Nathan 81ggs Real Estate For Sale --------------- Sales on above 75 86 Pet nalto na l a h ea d of January sales Do Busrness Wtth A Leader Rad1ator Spectalstt '2993.00 We have ftve Pmtos at rebate of 5200 .00 We have lour Mavencks at rebate of $200 00 We have two Mustangs lis at rebate of $300 00 Sun Diagnostic Clinic. From the largest Truck or' Bulldozer Rad 1ator Ia the smallest Heater Core '3193.00 '200.00 St1cker Pnce Your Rebate Full pnce !except state tax) $2695 1972 OLDS TORONADO 2 DR HT $2595 1972 FORD PINTO $1695 1974 MERC. COMET 4 DR. Th1s exact car IS tn stock as equipped 2300 cc 4 cyl engme . Automatic trans , w s-w hres . carpetmo lre1ght me Tomorrow ts the last day lor the FREE Sun Diagnostic Cltntc for your car 30 d1agnosl1c tests to show you how your car can perform perfectly D&D CONSTRUCTION ----------- --- ,.---SPECIALS----. ~""!/! Fixer ------------~ FURNISHED tw o bedroom Open Men Sat Phone mobile home Call 992 3429 FIREWOOD for sa lt 14 2 4178 BAM 6 p M 2 14 11t p l 9 61c Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 COUNTRY Mobile Home Park ELECTRO L UX Sweeper .., e R:t lJ ten miles nortt1 of READY M I X CONCRETE de model Co mplet e w1th all Pomeroy Large lots w1tn l 1vered r~ght to yolJr pro1ect clean1ng anachm en t s a nd con cre te patios !1 1dewalk s Fast and easy Free uses pape r bags Sl1gh tly used runneors and off stree l plumbing esl mates Phone 992 3284 bi.Jt clean s and looks 1 ke new REM ODE LIN G park1ng Phone 99 2 7oil79 Goeg lem Rea dy MI X Co heat1n9 and a 1 types of W1ll se ll for SJ7 25 cas h or 12 31 lfc genera! r ep alf Work M 1dd l eport Oh o term s ava tabl e Phon e 992 7755 6 30 tfc gua r an l eed 20 years ex J ROOM apartment and bath PHONE pene nce Phon e 992 2409 12 18 tfc furn ished Call992 7022 after il 949 3832 or 843 2667 1 19 lf c SEWING MACHINE Repa1rS pm USE D parts Fry e s-T;-u~k ;;,d ser\11ce a! I makes, 992 2284 2 11 4tp All Types of Auto Paris Rutland Oh10 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Phone (614 ) 74 2 6094 Au thonzed S1nger Sa les and BUILDING 4 R M furn1shed apt Phone 992 Serv 1ce We sharpen Sc 1ssors 1 22 781p 3658 and REMODELING l 29 tfc 2 1 tfc HOU SE for sale 1n Por t land 6 roo m s and bath good w ell 2 From a shelf to a house acre s $6 700 Ca ll 843 2292 TRAILER SPACE .:~ ,. mile Patnftng, stdtng, roofing, DOZER work land c!ear~ng by 2 II 6tc north of Me1gs H lgh School on paper hang1ng, kitchen the acre hourly or con tr act old R t 33 Phoone 992 294 1 Farm ponds roads etc cabmets. expert carpeting, 1 23 He 2 BUI LD INGLOT S forsaiew• 1 Large do ze r and operator elc wa te r tap Bran chwood w lh over 20 years e x Add1tton c lo se to Me1gs H1gh penence Pull inS Excavating 2 BEDROOM trai ler adults Sc hool For 1nformat on ca ll EXCAVATING aozer toadt Pom eroy Oh10 Phon e 992 only Phone 99:l 3324 992 5653 and backhoe work septic 2479 2 4 ttc 2 13 6t c tanks mstatted dump trucks 12 19 tr c and ro boys tor hlfe w111 haul 3 BEDROOM hOlJSe 248 711'1 fill dlft lop soli limestone & 2 HO US E S m Pomeroy Oh1o ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Ave Middleport Cell Larry gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger - Swee per s toasters ~rons One 1S large comp l etel y Wiley, (l04) 882 2318 Jeffers, day phOne 992 7089 2 9 6tp all small appl iances Lawn re mode led new furna ce House wlfh J bedrooms n•ght phone 992 3525 or 992 mowers nexf to State H 19h S1d1n g Windows pane lin g 45x45 pole barn large fenced 523l wav Garage on Route 7 Home ful ly carp eted Olher 1S sma l l 2 16 Jtc LARGE 4 bedroom hQLJse 149 pond, T P C water large Phone 985 3825 2 11 tfc t1ou se 4 ro oms Would l 1k e lo South Third Mldctleporl Call lawn lots of shrubbery 2 2 26tc Larry Wiley (l04 ) 881 2318 trad e bo t t1 houses for a fa rm WILL Cll't for tiGerly female In l 9 6t~ or bus1n ess prop er ty Phon e excellent !ocat1on for sub my home Tl'llntd and ex EXPERT tree ser v 1ce, tree (304) 882 2984 CR EMEANS CONCRETE de ptrlenctd Cell "2 266S or dtvl slon $26 500 00 est1mates 20 years ex 2 11 121c ltvered Monday th r ough Inquire 11 1..1211 Eut Main per1 ence Call Il l 667 3041 or APT 3 rooms all electric has Satu rday and even1ngs Pomeroy 992 3057 table top range, wall oven, - If you have a farm or Phone 446 1142 2 9 lite I 21 26tp real ntce and clean modern acreage of any s1ze to sell, 6 13 tfc locate-d 1n Pomeroy Willtrim orcutTri"eSor please call 992 2298 GUN SHOOT, Stturday overlooking the Oh io R1ver shrubbery, c l ean out Ftbru.ry 15, 7 p m Mill H ill C BRADF-ORD Auc t toneer Phone- Gallipol is day 4oil6 basements attiCs etc Phone Com plete Serv1ce Road , t•ctory choked guns 7699 evenmgs 4o46 9539 RT 143 - All elec 3 BR , 949 32ll or 742 4441 Phone949 3821or 949 3161 only Sponlortd bV the Racine I 26 lin 1 26 26tc carport on City water Ph Ra c1ne Oh •o Fire Department acres land $26 500 00 Cr1tt Bradford 2 II Ate 1 HOus.= U111urnished 7 rooms 5 1 tic and bath nice Phone 992 2780 FOR your' Oil of M1nk GROCERY BUSINESS or 992 l4l2 CotmtiiCI flihont BROWNS -tOME Improvement and 1 9 tfc Llv1ng quarters ab ove - 6 rooms Repa1r Serv •ce - Anyth1ng "2S113 1 1 ttc Harnsonvfll e stock & equrp f 1xed around the home from bath , 3 bedrooms. c1ty water roof to basemen! You w 1tl mcluded add1t1onal house 1f 3 and 4 ROOM furni S hed and na tural gas on QUi et street 1n AUCTION, Thurldly night, 7 1 ke our work and rates wanted unrurn I Shed apartments Pomeroy $7500 00 p m at Mnon Auction Phone 742 5081 Phone 992 5<13.4 Horton St In Muon , W Va 12 29 ttc 4 12 ttc MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR Consignments welcome HOUSING SITES Room lor older home, large bu1lt 1n Phone 13041 113 5<71 ~ t::PTIC TANKS cleaned PRIVATE meeting room for a n~ee protect or sma ll farms 2 1 He kitchen garage, utility Modern SM tat1on 992 3954 or an\' organ1zat1on phone 992 Almost 50 acres Only 992 7349 3975 bldg , closed 1n porch carpet NOW u111ne Fuller Brush 9 18 tt c $15 000 00 3 11 He LR & DR SIS 500 00 Productl, pl'lont 992 341C 1 2<1 tfc RUTLAND - All elec new HOUSE FDR RENT 1d34 NEAR POMEROY - Just off Lmcoln Hgts , Pomeroy home 3 BR. large kttchen AUCTION Slit, Evtry Friday Rt 7 S1x rooms, bath, level lot Phone Pomtroy 992 3575 or Maytag washer & dryer, 7 P m Vllllgt Auction 215 N HOU SE 1n Mason W Va and garage All electnc Needs Gallipolis 4<16 27A9 Cl.ean used apSecond, Middleport Corner lot Maple & Rl 33. all refrigerator , a 1r con patnt but look at lhe price ol 2 2 tfc electr1c 1' 2 bat h fully car l 20 late pliances. All with 30dltlonlng 1 acres ground only $7 500 00 peted hardwood f loors stove You have to see tl to ap day money-back diShwa she r garbage ~HOOTING mlfch , Rlclne Gun prec1ate 1f d1 sposal refngerator att1c Club, Sunday 1 p m Allorttd guarantees! NEW LISTING - loo acres ol for storage fLJII s1ze m11t11nd factory choke gun I clean la nd Nearly all fenced only basement Wh1te p1cket fence REMINGTON Shotoun model 307 Sprmg Avenue 1n fron t yard 2 car garage and ca tt le on Large barn 12 22llc 10, 12 gauge 28 rnch lu ll wrth pat10 $3<1 Phone (304) farm pond and nice 7 room Pomeroy 992·2298 choke Call 742 6972 1 773 5476 MR 1nd Mra Ronlld Dougen renovated home Other 2 13 3tc 2 14 61C would like to ln'll'itt you to budd 1ngs Askmg only --------------CONTACT attend Sund•Y School 11 fhe NEW HOME S No Money Down STEREO fiAOIO, 8 track tape Middleport UnittCI fl1n LOIS Pauley 532,500 00 Paym ents accordmg to ; Of comblnatton am lm rad 1o 4 ttcOIIII Church South Thtrd Branch Manager ncome on Farmers Home 1 way speaker sound svstem BUtLDCNG LOTS - Several Avenu• . 11art1ng 11 10 a m Adm1n 1strat10n l oan Con Balance SlOB 74 or use our 2 13 lip locattons and pnces ven t1onal l1nan cJng also budget terms Call 992 3965 available w1 t h m1n1mum 1 21 tfc HAVE A NICE HOUSE YOU down Lovely homes 1n three locat ions m Me1gs County WANT TO SELL CALL 992 CASHSSSS FOR JUNK CARS GROCERY busmess for sare Some hom es wdh Wooded Building for sale or lease Comptolo, FRYE 'S TRUCK lots Call for more 1n Phone7735i118from8 30p m AND AUTO PA"TS, Rutland formal ton 992 5976 to 10 p m tor appo lniiT"l.ent Pt'tone 742 609<1 1 15 26tc 3 lD tfc I 22 261p ---- -· -------- - ORDINANCE 456 Shops the WANT AD WAY Fum~ure ' LAST CHANCE FOR SOME FREE • ~ SUN ---------------- REAL ESTATE SALE BY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Clerk For Sale 1975 HARLEY Dav 1dson , super glide, burgund y il over front legs, kmg and queen seat No 1 s1ssy bar J w,ay pegs Call 949 3665 2 u Jtc ' Business Services Phon e --------------- IIUIIIlller 9- The Dally Senttnel,Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, Feb 14, 1975 1972 FORD XLT1 LONG BED Stand trans "You'll L1ke Our Quality Wav of Dotng Busmess" GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS 9•2-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY' Open Evenings Untti6 . 0G-Ttl5 p.m. Sat See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Market Report Located on St. Rt. 7 COLUMBUS CUPil - Feder al state summary of Oh10 l i vestock auct1ons Thursday Cattle Compared to last Thursday slaughter steers stea dy, slaughter he1fers steady to I lower slaughter cows and bu l ls steady to 50 h1g her , vealers 3 lower feeder steers steady to 1 h1gher feeder he1fers steady Slaughter steers Cho1ce 970 1200 lb yteld grade 2 3 36 37 70 tn Bucyrus y 1eld grade 3 4 Cabinet choice hits opposition • WASHINGTON (UPI) Carla Anderson Hills, President Ford's choice to be secretary of housing and urbap development --and the nation's third female Cabinet officer has run into a storm of op. position. Within hours of the White House announcement Thursday there was this reaction· --Sen.,Wllllam Proxmlre, OWls , cbl!,lmutn of the ~te committee which must pasa on her nomination, said she is an able lawyer but "has air solutely no known quallflcations, experience or back~round" for the job, and ' 3• 50 35 75, good 30 7534 Slaughter he1fers Cho1ce and prime 805 1200 lb yteld grade 2 4 33 35 60, good 29 34 Slaugh ter cows Uflllty and commercoa l 800 1600 lb 17 22 50 htgh dresSing 22 50 23 as, culler 14252050 Slaughler bul ls Yteld grade 1 1200 2010 lb 24 27 90 Vealers Chotce 210 260 lb 52 58 Feeder cattle Cho~ee steers and bulls 330 610 lb 21 2650, good 320 585 lb 19 50 22 50 Chotce hetfers 325 585 lb 20 50 2450 good 300 515lb 15 2iJ 75 Hogs Barrows and gilts 1 US 2 3 200 2•0 lb 40 htgher, 60, 245 255 lb 39 45 39 so Sows sleady to 2 70 htgher, us 13340 630ib 3650 39 80 Feeder ptgs 2 htgher, US 2 3 30 45 lb 12 25 16 50 per head, US 1 3 •5 80 lb 24 36 per head Sheep Shorn slaughter lambs 40 70 lower, cho1ce and pnme 86 110 lb 39 4A 25 MARKET REPORT Point Pleasant, W. Va February 8, 1975 SLAUGHTE!I. STEERS Standard 800-1100 lbs 26 SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Standard 700-1000 lbs 19 50 plus SLAUGHTER COWS Commerctal19 50, Uttltty 18 9020 80, Canner & Cutter 12 7518 80 HOGS - U S 1-3 190-240 lbs 37-38 60, us I 3 240.260 lbs 35.50-37 90, Sows, U S 1-3 300500 lbs 31-35 75, Boars 3~00 lbs 23-25, Pigs (by head) 20-40 lbs 9 50-12, 40-60 lbs 12-14 50, 60 lbs plus 18-20 YEARLING STEERS Good & Chotce 500-500 lbs 25 50, Feeder Bulls 700-1000 lbs ' GAINING POPULARiTY In many parts of the country, Including herein Mason County, ' ts the sport of hanghdmg As shown above, the Rogallo Wing is controlled entirely by the human body and of course the wind Ademonstration on this flourishing sport will be presented Saturday and Sunda} at the JUnclton of Rt 62 and Tribble Rd., one mile east of Arbnckle at I pm Hangliding flourishmg There's a new sport m Mason County, Hangltdmg, and all tt takes 1s an Overs1zed k1te called a Rogallo Wmg, a htll, a little wmd and hUman hodv ~ ; Harsha to , entry vehtcle for space craft or female) Because of Simplicity and, The funny Jooktng conmost of all, low cost, the traptton above ts a Rogallo federal government soon lost Wmg and was destgned by mterest But the wmg has NASA as a pOs posstble remade a resurgence lately as a sport • Operalton of the glider IS ' , rather stmple The ' !Iter, 1 f) WASHINGTON (UPI) _ was told by the governor suspended from the center of Thursday he feels 11 can n'lake the ghder, merely pushes the ~ William H Harsha, Refftctency recommendations control bar forward to dtve or OhiO, an etght-term sa vmg the state $100 mtllion a gam, speed congressman and ranking Turmng ts accompltshed by year Republican on the House Rhodes told more than 100 shtftmg one's wetght m the Publlc Works Committee, said busmessmen, bankers and ac- d1rectton desired This sense of Thursday he will return $7,599 countants tn a 20-mmute control by body movement 1s In unused campaign conprtvate luncheon address at the what makes hanghding so tributions on a pro-rata basis. Athletic Club better manage- bcauttful Few flights made by His plan was "the most ment ts needed m government honest method of deaUng with A s1x-month management beginners are more than a few the voters" who supported study of state government feet off the ground, at a ground him, said Harsha He satd he operatiOns IS to be conducted speed of 5-10 mtles an hour, and received $18,512 in conhy the councli, which wtll then no longer than 200 yards Now that doesn 't sound tributions from 132 mdiVIduals make recommendatiOns for sound dangerous and tl 1sn 't and spent $10,912. unprovements "I wish to expre98 my sinHangltders are flown by About 50 guests volunteered cerest gratitude to all who m wrttmg to partictpate m the people of all ages, the only contributed to my campaign program and others made ltm1bng factor ts the strength and assure them that every verbal commitments, sa1d to handle tt Ghders range tn cent was etther spent m that state Admlmstrabve Servtces we1ght from 30-40 lbs and endeavor or will be returned to Dll'ector Richard L Krabach, req wre httle strength to can y the mdiVIdual contributors on a The uewly formed Mason< pro-<"ata basis," satd Harsha who termed the response County Hanghders wtll be "excellent." The study when tm- holdmg an exhtbtiiOn Saturday plemented may result m a 3 per and Sunday at 1 p m at the cent reduction of the state Junctton of Rt 62 and Tribble . Road, one mtle eafst of Arpayroll, sa1d Krabach SCOUTS TO MEET • Krabach satd Rhodes also buckle Performmg m ihe exhtbtlton Mtddleport Cub Scout Pack plugged his new proposals to w11l be chuck Clusarzyck and 245 wtll meet Wednesday, Feb. revtUilize Ohio ctties, es1tablish Oavc Qwgan, recogntzed as 19, at 7 30 p.m. at the Mida transportallon system and encourage low-mrome housing lwo of the fmest nters tn the dleport Amencan ],.eglon Post Home Fast constructton 1male return his unused aid Great savings expected ~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ftrst meetmg of Gov James A Rhodes' Cost Control Counctl WORKERS BURNED CINCINNATI (UPI) - Two workers were senously burned Thursday when a 500-gallon vat of varmsh exploded at a printrng company here In serwus condtlton at General Hospital wtth ftrst, second and thtrd degree burns from the wa1st up were John 2650 Clark, 41, of Greensburg, lnd , YEARLING HEIFERS Good & Chmce ~00 lbs and Harold Retchald, 48, of Northbrook 2550 An offtctal of the Inmon! STEER CALVES - Good & Prmting Inks Co m the Bond Chotce under 300 lbs 28 25, 400o Hill sectton of the ctty satd the 500 lbs 18-22 BULL CALVES - 500-600 varmsh was bemg heated for use in makmg rnk lbs 19 25-26 HEIFER CALVES- Good & Chmce under 300 lbs. 22 25, 400- Stocker He~fers 20 25-24 Cows - Commerctal 20 75500 lbs 22-24 50 BABY CALVES (By Head ) 21 90, Uttlt ty 19 50-20 70, - Beef 34, Holstem & Brown Canner-Cutter 15 50-19 25 Stocker Cows (by the head ) SWISS 13 50-30 132 50-295 00 Bulls 25 75, Veals (stan ATHENS LIVESTOCK dards ) 38 50-50 50, Hogs 39 30, SALES INC. Sows 39 25, Boars 31 75, Lambs Albany, Ohio c feeder lambs) 35, Ptgs (by the Wednesday, Feb 12, 197> Stocker Steers 20 25-24 75, head ) 9-24 50 ... I . the desperate cnndition of the housing industry leaves no time to give her "on the job " training " ,, -The US Conference of Mayors and the National League of Cities, which together represent 15,000 'inunlclpalllies, aald they were "shocked" and added "It ls inconcelvabli! that the Ford administration cannot find anyone within the entire 50 states who has experience and stature in the vaat and complicated area of urban affairs to be named to such an important domestic post " -The Mortgage Bankers AllIIOclation of America said in Kansas City, Mo., It would pre98ure Congress to pick a HUD secretary "who is knowledgable and experienced in housing and urban develop. ment" -National Association of Horne Builders President J. S. Norman said "OUr nation's housing problems require the highest priority attention. An appointment of thtS kind does not reflect either the crlsla nature of the (I'Oblema or the prlorlty attention that these problema require." Mrs. Hills, a 41-year-old mother of fOUl' who now head's the Justice Deparlrnent's Civil Rights Divlslon, told newsmen those were aD "legitimate questions" but she could not discuss them publicly until her Senate confirmation hearinp. WhiteHouse Press Secretary Ron NeSiell said, "The Prellident appointed her because sl!e was reconunended as a highly competent lawyer and a blghly com~tent I -· • •w •~ ~ '" w •" '"' , ~ •, •• ~· w "' ... " ·- "'' •" administrator." Mrs. Hllla, married to attnrney Roderick M Hilll, was an honors graduate of stlllford University, attended Odord and got her law degree fr<m Yale Law Sdlool. She was an assiatant U.S. attorney in I• Angeles and was in private law practice there. The only other women to bold Cabinet office were Frances Perkins, secretary of labor under Fr8nklln D. Rooaevelt! and OVela Otlp Hobby, eeCr&. tary of health, education and welfare under Dwight D. Eisenhower. t I \ ... ;• ·• '• '" '" I IJ ·v • ~" . ,., • ;·;:, ,. �8- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, ~'eb 14,1975 ~~~1:~~: .;;.~~···~"'~w~vFor Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds Rebate inspired c~ sales lagged Deep m 1he heart ltcsa p1cturc a loved one la1d to r est In m"'mor\' 1 lr.,me we st\all keep tt Because Sht' was one ol I he be~t R~tlph E lee and famtly 01 By EDWARD S. LECIITZIN ) st11l off 19 per cent from 138,947 1 ?l li e UPI Auto Writer assembled m the same week DETROIT (UPI) - Cash last year. To d~te thla year, rebates pushed early February automakers have built 1134,443 Card of Thanks new car sales to w1thin 5 per cars, down 31 per cent from WE WI SH to express our thanks to relattves tr1ends and , cent of year-ago levels - the last year's 917,134 cars ne•gh~rs lor thetr ktndness closest Delrmt has come to cards ; food the beautifu l floral arrangements and all · matchmg its year-ago pace expreu1ons of sympatr'l\' PUBLIC NOTICE smce last Septemlier, before dunng the 1llness and duth of Brds wrll be •ccepted unt i l our father ana granotathtr : the 1975 models were In- noon on Fr rdiV February 14 Marion Cowdery Spec1al 1~75 at the office of tne Tuppers troduced thanks to Rev Freeland Plains Ches ter Water D istr ict Norns & Ew1ng Funeral Chester Otuo on the lo llowmg Desp1~ the upsurge stnce the Home One ll) one halt ton truck. rebates began tn mtd-January, mrn lmum grou weu~ht ot o 000 The Family 2 Ill ltp Ute 138,108 cars sold was a 13- POIJnds (to burn revutar gasoline) • year low and 29 per cent below Auto mat rc lrlnsmln ron Notlc:e Eng ne size 340 cu m to 360 the Feb 1-10 pertod of 1973 rn ANT IQ UE aucllon prev1ously wben the US auto mdustry cvWest scheduttef for February 15 Coast m.rrors canulled unt il later date was headmg mto tts best year Short Bed Lonv Bed Opr 1on Mason Aucllon Power BraKes Optron Compared wtth the frnal 10 Heavy Duty Step Bumper 2 14 ltc .days of January, the ftrst Mud & Sno w Tread on Rur SHOOTING Milch Rulland t~res " ply or eQUivalent ,pertod tn which all four com- allDeluxe Gun Club Ntw Lima Road Interior opt on ' pames were offertng the $200 to Friday 6 30 p m Shotguns Rig ht 1S reser\led to re ject any gal.tge 21 ttfles Factory $600 cash rebates, sales were any or 811 bids cnoked oun1 only l 11 3tc off ?:1 6 per cent after two ( I ) 31 CZI 7 14 Jtc stratght tncreases The dropoff MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soc I tty N let dOllS tor was tn !he normal range and REAL ESTATE SALE adop11on Call 9A9 4911 BY UNITED STATES would have even been greater 2 9 6f c OF AMERICA Property Three Bedroom without Ute rebates, mdustry SPRING F1brlc Rtot frame Ranch Home on analysts satd Polyester knits reg U 98 sate basement built In 1971 The best news came from Sl tl and 12 f8 yd Stud utters Loce llon Township Hold U and suppl 1t1 lnlf10na 11y In Meigs County Scipio General Motors and Chrysler TownshiP lc:IVtrf11td On T V ) f ICh For:-Sale sign po!Ued P•rson •nter lng tr\e ltcre will Corp , whtch reported thetr 1nspec11on Plene contect off1ce of F~rmers Home rtctlvt 1 rrtt gilt Sale Feb sales topped the Feb 1-10 the 13, lA 15 and 16 Fret craft Ad m .n1Stra11on 221 Wtst period a year ago GM was up Second Street Pomeroy Ohio c111111 end Sewing Cluses T e lephont No 992 7603 Novelly Fabric & Crafts ,2 4 per cent and Chrysler JUS! 457lt9 Belpr•. Ohio Terms of Sale In order ot under I per cent preferen ce to the Go\ltrnmtnt 2 9 ill( Property can bt purchased It was the first time since by1applicant GROVER STUDIO Middleport elllllble for Section early September that at least 502 Rural HOU!Ing Loan This Ohio, w i lt b~ apen Friday and SaturdiY only 1111 further enablu eligible ep two of the four automakers program notice plltan1 to ~:~urchue home with ~ exceeded a year-ago pertod low down payment and 3J ye•r' ~ 2 9 12tc - - - -- - - - - - - - - - and was the first time Chrysler to 2pay Cash NO AUCTION till furthtr has been on the plus side since J Terms avtillblt to 1n no11c11 VIllage Auction lne l to lble applicant are not Ius 2 13 'ltc lt introduced tis '75 modela fhan 10 percent cash Clown and tlurlng the Oct. 1-10 period MATCH corn not to exceed 10 amortized SHOOTING Hollow Gun Club, turn first for balance of pur , But United Auto Workers payments right lffel' Milts Ctmtttry chase price Vice President Douglas Fraser Rutl•nd Factory choked guns only sunday February The Goo,~ernment reservn tht said he does not expect any 16 I p m right to re Ject anv end 111 of IUbstantial number or the fers Bids will be accepted at ~ 13 3tc e Pomeroy Office unti l two 207,650 workers now on indefl- oth clock PM Februuv 21th at wantt ride to Florida, hite layoffs will be called back which t1me bids will be optnl'cJ LAD¥ Miami or Fort LIUdtl'da le area anytlmt soan Will help JIIUCh before the startup of (2) 13, u 16, 17 18, 5tc drln or help with 111penses 1976-rnodel production in mldrtftrtnCtl Celt 915 4UJ ~uto Sales 19 6.4 RAMBLER Ph one 11-tJ 2353 For Sale il cylinder I IR EWO OD for /42 4118 sa le 2 13 ltf' BuSiness Opportunities /,M •nteresteod '"e xpanding my bus iness nlo area PMt t im e wh d e tra n ino M1n1mum tnvestmenl Phone !30.41 455 H81 7 9 61p For Trade 7 HOUSE S 1n Pomeroy Oh 10 One 1S !erge com~:~letely remodele d new furn ace s.rdrng w ndows penel.ng fully carpeted Other •s smal l house 4 rooms Would like 10 trade both houses for a farm or bus ness pro~:~ertv Phone ()04 ) 882 2984 2 11 12tc 7 17 6t c 1957 CHEVY part s NEW LakeNood trae110n bars h1 1ac ker cur shoc ks hoo~ e r head er s w lh l coll ec tors for sma ll block Ca ll 992 3496 after 6 p m BEST OFFE R 10 17 tfc CLO SE OUT on n ew Ztg Zag sew1ng ma ch1n es For se win g slre tch 1a br. cs buttonhol es fan cy des•gns elc Pa1nt Slrghlly blem•sh ed Cho1ce of carry 1ng c as e or sewrng stand 1,4q 80 cash or terms ava lab e Phone 99 1 7755 12 18 tfc USED FUEL OIL HEATER, ~so For Rent I All New Healers Now Dtscounled 1 Bedroom Mobile Home electric heat lltr con d 1t1oning nice and cozv By week or month Phone 992 JS09 New Wood Burmng HEATER------5239 95 l 13 tfc TRAILER space 2 miles tr(;',.; Pomeroy Rt l4l Phone 992 5858 10 27 tfc Deluxe model wrth cabmel Wall hned POMEROY LANDMARK., ·- Jack W Car sey Mgr Phone 992 2181 'Vou can'thave a significant lumaround in the auto mdustry imtil the whole economy gets turned around," Fraser said , Sales figures for the l!klay period showed GM up 2.4 per Cent from last year, Chrysler lhcreaslng its sales just under 1 l!er cent, Ford Motor Co. !lipping 16 per cent and American Motors off 23 5 per : 1 lent : Compared to the final10 days (J January. however, GM sales llllwed 30 3 per cent, Chrysler !as down 14 1 per cent, Ford was off 29 I per cent and AMC was down 28 8 per cent In lite two earlier pertods since the rebates began Jan 12, sales had easily topped previous periods Tbey are scheduled to end Feb 28 and auto executives claim they will not be extended MORE IDLED DETROIT (UPI )- Chrysler Corp. said Thursday another 4,2110 workers will be laid off next week The company said the same number of plants would be operating next week as this, four of Its six U S assembly plants and bOth truck plants, but whUe Its St Louis, Mo , car plant w1th 2,000 workers will reopen Monday, the Hamtramck, Mich. , facility w1th 6,200 workers will close for a week starting Monday The Newark, Del , car plant with 1,850 workers has been closed since early last No~­ ber and will remain closed. Temporary layoffs at the No 3 automaker next week wiD total B,IXill workers wtth mdefinite layoffs pegged at 51,500 The total layoffs of 59,550 workers amounts to 52 per cent of Olrysler's 114,000 hourly workers The trade publicatton Automotive News reported that mJy 380,000 cars will be buUt m February, down from earller plans to assemble 440,000 cars U the estunate holds, February production would be off 14 per cent from January's depressed level and down 32 ~r cent from last February wben the industry ,already was cutting back sharply durmg the energy cnstS This week's auto production, estimated at 111,980 cars, was up nearly 38 per cent from 81,274 cars built last week, but Water, Electnc, Gas. Sewer ltnes , Installed Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks Limestone & Ftll D1rt Commerc1ai-Res1denhal Constructton & Remodel Fire Retardant Insulation The Blown Into Walls and Altic!r Free Esltmates REPAIR-Broken Parts Mended STRIPPING--By Hand NO DIP TANKS Suppltes - Strippers Slams - Fms1hes 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY L.any Lavender 777 Pearl Street Middleport Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992 3841 Phone 992-3993 Da1ly After 5 00 HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Complete plumbmg & healing servtce and general sheet metal works. Free Esltmates Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992-5700 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE On State Rt 124, 112 m1 from Route 7 Rutland by pass towards Ph. 992 -5682 or 992-7121 All Mechanrcal Work NEW bathroom van tty med1c1ne cab1net commode electric water heater , 100 amp servtee box IS ft of tontrance cable , 3 wmdow s Phone 992 5811 1 14 Jtc We~ted to Buy REG male Pek1ngese Call 992 __ ___________ _ 5817 Proptrtv Two Bedroom tram e home with partial basemtnt Location 120 St111 Street Pomeroy, Ohio Inspection Please contact the office or Farmers Homt Adm lnlstr1tlon. 221 Wttt Second Street, Pomeroy O~io 45769 Telephone No 992 7603 Terms or Salt Steled bids will be madton Form FHA A65 1D Invitation. Bid 1nd Ac ceptance Slit of Re•l Property by tht United St1tt1 The executtd lorm will be accompanied by 1 deposit of cuh a cashier's or certified check, or monev order ol not leu than 5 P•rctnl of lht bid , payable to the Trtnurtr of the UnUed States The GO\Itrnment nltrvts tht right to relect eny and 111 of fers Bids wi ll bt accepted .11 the Pomeroy Olflcl until two 0 ClOCk P M Februtry 21th, II which time bldl will bt optntd <2l 1l 14, Ill 11, 18, 5tc Employment Wanted ...._ 2 14 Jtc 843-2824 or 843-2293 Portland, Ohto Have your car dtagnosed at no cost and no obhgatton to have servtce Th1s Sun D1agnostlc equipment IS the only way to properly tune all models of 1975 cars wtth eleclromc tf!ntlion Free P1ckup and Dehverv FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS TOO. SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY - TIU NOON EXPERIENCED Radia_t9 I I ' Service · ,_ , ; ,-· Plan to attend our FREE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, •INC. 500 E Marn 51 BE IT ORDAINED nloiiOWI by the Council ot the VIllage ol Pomeroy , Ohio. two thlrdl of 111 members elected thereto concurring. that Ordlnence No 379 dated February 6, Orcllnanct No <101 dated Junt I 1970 Ordinance No <107 , deled November 1. 1970. end Or dtnence No <Ill , deled May 15, 1971 and Ordinance No A<IO, dated August 20 1973 Is hereby emended to the txtent ttlat Section No 1 Pu1grapi'l A are changed as follows Section 1 That the following scale of salerltt and wages tor employees. hereby adopted 1"'· A STREET DEPARTMENT AND CEMETERY DEPART MENT P~tkup 6 cy l ----------EVERYBODY __ _ S289l Jseat wagon Less than 30,000 m1le s by loca l owner 400 V 8. P steenng brak es, automatiC power door locks luggage ra ck, rad1o dark green ftn1sh L 1ke new & loaded W1th extras Real Estate For Sale 1973 PLY STA WAGON Strout Realty 14 Acre Farmette $2795 4 Dr Sedan Sharp for mod el Small V a tully equ 1pped 11595 Patrol joined in state probe REFRIGERATORS from 25 --------------Wanted To Buy Gas Ranges; Electric DIJers; and --------------- Wringer Washers --------------- --------------- OLD furniture , let boxu. brus btdl or complet• households Write M D Miller. Rt <1 Pomtroy , Ohio Call 992 7760 10 1 14 JUNK 1uto1. complett end dtllvtred to our vard Wt pick up auto badin end buv all kinds of •crtp mtt•ls end Iron Rldtr'1 S•IYIQI, St Rt 12<1, Rt <11 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 546t -------------"c --------------ROADRUNNER. 2 door 1910 Plarcuop , 31l , body good condiUon. 4 new litiS. Phone 667 6315 •tter 4 p m 2 11 6tc --------------1973 OLDS C•tiUI, 5 , I' p B, flctor.,. 11r •na automatic tr•ntmtsslon, 16,000 mUtt 13,000 Coli 992 lfl4 Oltor l pm --------------- 2 II 61p 1971 CUTLASS Suprtml Olds mobile, ttr condltton. factory llpt , radio, meg. wheels. power bl'lkll, stHrlng, • ntw tires In tliCctll•nt condition Wlllstll rusonablt Clll 992 2261 •fler ' p m . 2f6tp - ---- -- ----- -- - TWO e1ectr1c Sm1th Corona IVJ:Itwrlters. One Scnpt type w1th carrying cue $150 One automatic carr.age ret urn office macl'lme $150 Both n txcellenl condition Phone 992 l976 2 1.a 3tc 30 30 LEVER action Rem1ngton rifle Good cond1t 1on Phone 992 2386 2 14 )lp --------------FRESH eggs Mrs Cl!lford Le rfhe•t Rock Spr~ngs Road Pomt'roy Phone 992 34<16 2 u ltc WALNUT stereo radto AM FM radio I track ta~:~e com blnetlon Balance S101 63 or term& Call 992 l965 2 11 ttc --------------STEREO RADIO 8 track tap; comblnlt•on , am fm wa~ spta~er sound Balance S1D7 19, or budgtt ttrms Call rad ro .4 system use our 992 3965 1 29 tfc --------------JUST ARRIVED' 1975 Starer aft Travel Traders For the bt-st buy In tht trl !Uate ar~a on trelters and to ld downs Chtck our pr lcts and QUality f~rst CAMP CONLEY STARCAR FT SALES Rt 62 north of Po i nt Pleasant bwhlnd Red Carpel Inn 2 13 2tc 5 HILLY ACRES - Ntce 3 ACREAGE for sale Wooded lots at Ro ck Sprmgs to be us ed for res1dent1al home use only Bill W1tte 99l 2789 2 11 2iltc "AT Caution Ltght, Rt 7,. Tuppers Plains, Oh1o Phone 667-3858 OPEN WED THRU SUNDAY9A.M. 7 PM BR home bath natural gas , city water outbu 1ldmg 2l ACRES CLOSE tN large barn & silo other bu1ldlngs • BR home balh natural gas heat c1ty water or own well basement 45 ACRES - fenced, has stocked pond, all m1nerals lots of buddmg s1tes 68 ACRES JUST OFF RT 33- fen ced large ba and sheds some cutt1 timber 19 soo trees set 6 ago walnut, wh1te short pme, poplar Big Radarange Sale By Amana, Model RR4D 80 ACRES - 5 000 buildings under roof st·~~~~~~ LARRY'S pond, natural gas, recently renovated . 2 bath basemen!, well w•,for·.l MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. good hLJntlllg , secluded area ALL CASH FOR YOU PROPERTY - WE NE ~EWER HOMES VER BADLY AT THE PRE v-··· 'I - WANT TO SELL? L TALK IT OVER 992 2259 or 992-2568 I, NEW HANDMADE QUILTS, Sll lnd S20 Emma Che\1 Iller Reedsville, Ohio Phone 371 62U Model RR4D 13 6tp Syracu11 , 991 7513 Rogu,.r •"·". •469.95 Best Rllhronge Solei by Amo.. '14.95•••BROWNING SKILLET FREE '49.95 RADARANGE CART-!~ PRICE POLLED Htrtford Bull gentlt 5 yr old . C08A Sire , ROil Oam Phone Grf9 Roush, 2 13 ltp ---------------INDUSTRIAL 6 Inch stroke SIW While Qv•ntftln 1.8stl $75, 18 inch met1111ta11 6 rnch IWtng , complete with thrt1d1ng g.. rs motor and btts, S100 2 t1 p 220 bolf single pl'lnt motor , 1ndustr111 type w1th pulley , SSO . air com pressor motor and tank , S25 Line sh•tt 3 pulleys, b•arings 1ne1 bell, S15 Phone 985 <1118 2 13 261c Rutland Furniture 742-4211 Rutl;ind, 0. See Herb. 0dv•·. M,l,,• STOKERMATIC ~ Stove . good cond1tion Phone 7.42 .aA06 2 l3 l ip Featuring Kirkwood Governor 1972 KAWAS~Kt motorcvcle 150 CC . good conditron Phone U9 4113 2 ll ltc 2 Grate or lif'llf' ~rn 1 th .. Cameron 12' & 14' Wide Up To70' Long 24' W1de Sectronal I Homes up to 65' Lon11 " II SERVICE AFTER SALE Wtnler Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. Thru Sat. Closed Sundays PH. 992·7777 . POMEROY, O. . ' posSible ctvil proceedmgs and w1th Repubhcan Franklm County Prosecutor George C Sm1th for posstble crjminal proceedings, satd McAdow He met w1th two representatives of the attorney general's off1ce Thursday, satd McAdow, and they promiSed cooperation and assiStance. An attorney general's spokesman satd that offtce tS not investtgating on Its own but would cooperate once the patrol mvesttgatwn IS completed The office of Oh1o Audttor Thomas E Ferguson satd at the same time 1! IS cons1dermg the posstbthty of seekmg recovery of the salaries of ftve Celeste employes ass1gned to other agenctes "It w1U depend on whether titey rendered a servtce of value to the state," satd Ferguson rude 0 F Kmppenburg Attorneys are studymg the matter, and 11 wiD probably be next week before a dectSton tS made on whether to seek recovery of Ute money, Kntppenburg satd. Ftve of hts transtllonal employes had been assigned to other agencies and accrued $5,922 rn wages, Celeste disclosed at a Tuesday news conference Performing State Service Lt Gov Brown was accused hy Celeste of lack of cooperation m the tral!Sltion. Celeste srud the employes m question were performmg a legitimate state serv1ce "Frankly," Sald Celeste, "It was this lack of cooperation that made 1t necessary to seek assiStance from the Gilligan Administration ' rn my transttlon " Ferguson's office announced state meanwhile that exammers were conductmg payroll checks of vartous deparbnents "to de~rmrne if names on warrants actually are persons physically on the JOb Examtners diSCOvered seven nonextstent liquor stores around Oh1o w1th state Department of L1quor Control employes assigned to them, said Ferguson. "Apparently liquor Director Clifford Re1ch had knowledge of these nonexistent stores and authorized payrolls for the employes hsted as bemg asstgned tq them for the pay penod ending Feb l," sa1d Ferguson m a news release, "yet has not infonned the audttor's offtce of any possible trregula;"J.ties " COLUMBUS (UP!) - An mquiry by the admlmstration of Gov James A Rhodes mto whether Lt Gov Rtchard F Celeste vtolated crumnal or ClVlllaw usmg state employes assigned to other agenctes m transttton to his offtce was Jomed Thursday by the Oh1o Htghway Patrol Two state policemen are conducting a fact-findmg tnvestigation of up to 20 cases within the Department of Industrial Relations, sa1d Sam J McAdow, deputy director of the department and prevwusly an a1de to former Republican Lt Gov John W Brown Only one of five Celeste employes m questwn was asstgned to mdustrlal relattons McAdow satd he dtd not know if the rnqwry was spreading to other state agenctes but that he understood "several are takmg a hard look at thetr personnel." "There appears to be some unpropneties," sa1d McAdow of the investtgation mto former employes of hiS department Patrolmen assured him a "thorough" mveshgahon would be conducted, McAdow srud, adding he does not expect a report for another week Report To Be Discussed Any report would be discussed wtth represenlatives of Democratic Ohto Attorney General William J Brown for a tully equrpped 1971 MATADOR + Pmto has been No 1m sales of all sub compact cars for four years See Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodnll or Dan Thompson OPEN EVES 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO IN TRADE Electric Sta Wagon a.r cond POMEROY MOTOR CO. OUR STOCK Real Estate For Sile 1970 Chev. V8 Brookwood................ D495 1969 Ford Gal. 500............................1.995 -46th Anntversary Sa le of New ' 74 & '75 Chevvs BARGAIN CENTER ' No I be st se ller o f a ll sub compacts for ov er four year s and th1 s one IS tops Sun roof 4 cy l econom y Suburban 3 Seat. V 8 eng me automatiC trans power steering & brakes, fa ctory a1r cond 1t 1on1ng luggage rack , green fm1sh rad1o L1ke new w w ttres 4 Door on ly 10 400mlles fu l ly equ ipped rn c 'a., dark red A rea l cream puff Tuppers Plains, 0. AulD Sales Mus1ca1 Instruments for salt Pte K lNG up P•ano'" your lrtl Look1ng for responsible party Call Credit Manager 772 5669 or wr.te Chllfrcothe P1ano and Org1n :l'O e Mem St Ch!llrcothe, 45601 2 1" 6tc Pomeroy 1972 Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan ................... ~1795 Motor Co. 1972 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD ESTATE I<UHL'S --------------- MuSical Instruments Prolect1on group cab ilghl beau t tul Ranger luxury packag e mtenor lnm one local owner 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 6 cyl P S aulo USED CARS Fact atr, P S, P B , o,~lnvt roof fact tape power windows 1111 wheel Cr u1 se Control 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door ..................... .ss795 So l d new l or over $6700 Fu ll power a~r stereo 1 500 mil es New Cad1 llac t r~de v roo f 3 Or Runabout . 4 cvt , auto trans 74 Olds Cut. Cpe, pow, a1r, stereo............ 14295 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, full power, a1r..... lfi995 74 Olds 98 L. Sedan, power, a1r ............ 15895 73 Cougar XR7, v-roof, a1r, power............ 13395 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radto ........... 12195 1974 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR HT DAN THOMPSON . FORD INC. (Formerly Keith Goble Fordl Phone 992-2196 ·Open Evenings til 7:DO - Sat. & Thurs. ' til 5:00 ·, 461 S. Third Ave. Middleport, 0. 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 DR HT 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, atr....... '4395 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air ... 12895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air ...... '2895 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r.............. 13295 Fact a1r P S , P B , v!nyl root eKtra clean 1973 FORD GAL 500 4 DR HT Fact atr, P S PB vinyl roof 1970 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 DR • Dr Fully equipped 72 Chev. Imp' Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... !2l95 72 Ponliac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12695 72 Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At., P.S................s2195 71 VW 4-Dr. Sedan, auto., radio ..............11695 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe. 1 v-roof, a1r ............ .11995 71 Ford Wagon, full power, air............... 11895 70 Camaro V-8, auto.; V-roof. •••••••••••••• ·•'! 9~5 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 70 Olds 88 Roy. Cpe., pow., a1r, v-roof ..... ,11495 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 DR Fact atr P S P B , viny l roof ~ 1972 LTD 4 DR BROUGHAM Fully equipped 1972 CHEVY IMPALA " 2 Dr H T 350 V 8, aulo , p S , p B 1910 'bLDS TORONADO 2 DR HT <Loaded 1969 FORD TORINO 2 DR HT V8 aulo P S , P B 69 Olds 88 HT. Sed., v·roof, air .............. '995 1969 •FORD WAGON AUTO. 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '99~ 68 Ponbat Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, ;\ir '595 0 ' ' P S , P B Lillie rough $2595 $2195 $2595 $2195 $1 $}295 $995 s495 .------TRUCKS----~ 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... 1495 63 Olds. Cut. Coupe, auto., P.S....••.•.....• -~295 $2895 $2195 1972 DODGE B-300 TRADESMAN Maxi Wagon, 318 VB. oulo, P S , P B , one owner Karr & Van Zandt . $3995 t-act atr P S P tJ o,~myl roof, tilt wheel locally owned 16 000 miles like new 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pow., a1r .... '31m Pomeroy, 0 . --------------- Street Superv isor One to Thrtt MonthS strvlce, 10 17 tiC $500 00 per month Three to S1x Montns urvlce , CASH Plld tor Ill mlktl lnel $5 50 00 per month models of mobllt homes S1x to N 1ne Months Service, Phone trll COde 41<1 423 f5l1 $600 00 ptr month <1 1J tfc N lne to Twe-lve Months ser v 1ce 5625 00 per month Street Malntentnct AISistent WANTIO Old upright P•lnos env condition Peyln9 $10 Superv isor ttch first floor only Wr ite One to She: Months Service lnd etv• direction& to Witten S2 30 per hour Piano Co . 8ox IIJ Sardis S1x to Twel¥"e Montns Str¥" 1ct . Ohio <1394' ' ' $2 65 per hour 2 13 dtp LabOrers Less th an three months ser.., Ice S2 00 per nour Three to Nine Months Str VICE' S2 20 ptr hOUr 197l VEGA Hltchbtck, 4 tpeed N 1ne to Twelve Months tren&mlulon, new uru, tape Se rv tce $2 •o per })our player . tMcelltnt condition Secti on 2 Tnet Ordinance No W111 ltll rtlton•blt Phont 379, dated February 5, 1969 C61419912377or f92 2732 aftlr Ordinance No <101 dated June 'p m I , 1970 Ordinance No <107, dated 2 12 l:ltc November I 1970 0(dinance No A31 , dated Mty 15, 1912, end AUTOMATIC . 4 whnl Ord 1nance No Ha dlft<J AUgust l97l drlvt bluer with tilt WhHI 20. 1973, and all other Ordinance air and tlnltd w indows •n conflict with tht provisions of housthOICI goods, mtchlnlcal this Ord1nance shall bt 1nd •re fOOlS Phone 742 )111 hereby repealed 2 14 12tc Sect1on l That th•l Ordinance sha ll take effect and be In force 29uc"HiveLL:e396.-;;;,;ed from and after tht etrllt-st tor S6SO Phone 7<12 •20s penod allowed by lew 2 14 Passed February 3 1975 APPROVED Otle Smllh l973 FORU Country SQuirt WI,On, 20.000 m 11*1, Ill Mevor IQUIPMtnt, 13,500 Phone 992 ATTEST Jane Walton 3493 or 992 27:19 (2) 7 U 2tc 992-2174 You may never have th1s opportuntty agam! They're mov1ng fast! 1973 Ford FlOO Ranger.. ................. -~2895 For Sale An Ordlntnu to Amtnd Ord inance No l79, Ordinance No 401 , Ordinance No -407, Ord inance No All end Or dlnance No <140 to fix Stl•rles and wages ol Employtts of the Village of Pomeroy Ohio THIS REBATE EXPIRES FEB. 28th Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Nathan 81ggs Real Estate For Sale --------------- Sales on above 75 86 Pet nalto na l a h ea d of January sales Do Busrness Wtth A Leader Rad1ator Spectalstt '2993.00 We have ftve Pmtos at rebate of 5200 .00 We have lour Mavencks at rebate of $200 00 We have two Mustangs lis at rebate of $300 00 Sun Diagnostic Clinic. From the largest Truck or' Bulldozer Rad 1ator Ia the smallest Heater Core '3193.00 '200.00 St1cker Pnce Your Rebate Full pnce !except state tax) $2695 1972 OLDS TORONADO 2 DR HT $2595 1972 FORD PINTO $1695 1974 MERC. COMET 4 DR. Th1s exact car IS tn stock as equipped 2300 cc 4 cyl engme . Automatic trans , w s-w hres . carpetmo lre1ght me Tomorrow ts the last day lor the FREE Sun Diagnostic Cltntc for your car 30 d1agnosl1c tests to show you how your car can perform perfectly D&D CONSTRUCTION ----------- --- ,.---SPECIALS----. ~""!/! Fixer ------------~ FURNISHED tw o bedroom Open Men Sat Phone mobile home Call 992 3429 FIREWOOD for sa lt 14 2 4178 BAM 6 p M 2 14 11t p l 9 61c Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 COUNTRY Mobile Home Park ELECTRO L UX Sweeper .., e R:t lJ ten miles nortt1 of READY M I X CONCRETE de model Co mplet e w1th all Pomeroy Large lots w1tn l 1vered r~ght to yolJr pro1ect clean1ng anachm en t s a nd con cre te patios !1 1dewalk s Fast and easy Free uses pape r bags Sl1gh tly used runneors and off stree l plumbing esl mates Phone 992 3284 bi.Jt clean s and looks 1 ke new REM ODE LIN G park1ng Phone 99 2 7oil79 Goeg lem Rea dy MI X Co heat1n9 and a 1 types of W1ll se ll for SJ7 25 cas h or 12 31 lfc genera! r ep alf Work M 1dd l eport Oh o term s ava tabl e Phon e 992 7755 6 30 tfc gua r an l eed 20 years ex J ROOM apartment and bath PHONE pene nce Phon e 992 2409 12 18 tfc furn ished Call992 7022 after il 949 3832 or 843 2667 1 19 lf c SEWING MACHINE Repa1rS pm USE D parts Fry e s-T;-u~k ;;,d ser\11ce a! I makes, 992 2284 2 11 4tp All Types of Auto Paris Rutland Oh10 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Phone (614 ) 74 2 6094 Au thonzed S1nger Sa les and BUILDING 4 R M furn1shed apt Phone 992 Serv 1ce We sharpen Sc 1ssors 1 22 781p 3658 and REMODELING l 29 tfc 2 1 tfc HOU SE for sale 1n Por t land 6 roo m s and bath good w ell 2 From a shelf to a house acre s $6 700 Ca ll 843 2292 TRAILER SPACE .:~ ,. mile Patnftng, stdtng, roofing, DOZER work land c!ear~ng by 2 II 6tc north of Me1gs H lgh School on paper hang1ng, kitchen the acre hourly or con tr act old R t 33 Phoone 992 294 1 Farm ponds roads etc cabmets. expert carpeting, 1 23 He 2 BUI LD INGLOT S forsaiew• 1 Large do ze r and operator elc wa te r tap Bran chwood w lh over 20 years e x Add1tton c lo se to Me1gs H1gh penence Pull inS Excavating 2 BEDROOM trai ler adults Sc hool For 1nformat on ca ll EXCAVATING aozer toadt Pom eroy Oh10 Phon e 992 only Phone 99:l 3324 992 5653 and backhoe work septic 2479 2 4 ttc 2 13 6t c tanks mstatted dump trucks 12 19 tr c and ro boys tor hlfe w111 haul 3 BEDROOM hOlJSe 248 711'1 fill dlft lop soli limestone & 2 HO US E S m Pomeroy Oh1o ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Ave Middleport Cell Larry gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger - Swee per s toasters ~rons One 1S large comp l etel y Wiley, (l04) 882 2318 Jeffers, day phOne 992 7089 2 9 6tp all small appl iances Lawn re mode led new furna ce House wlfh J bedrooms n•ght phone 992 3525 or 992 mowers nexf to State H 19h S1d1n g Windows pane lin g 45x45 pole barn large fenced 523l wav Garage on Route 7 Home ful ly carp eted Olher 1S sma l l 2 16 Jtc LARGE 4 bedroom hQLJse 149 pond, T P C water large Phone 985 3825 2 11 tfc t1ou se 4 ro oms Would l 1k e lo South Third Mldctleporl Call lawn lots of shrubbery 2 2 26tc Larry Wiley (l04 ) 881 2318 trad e bo t t1 houses for a fa rm WILL Cll't for tiGerly female In l 9 6t~ or bus1n ess prop er ty Phon e excellent !ocat1on for sub my home Tl'llntd and ex EXPERT tree ser v 1ce, tree (304) 882 2984 CR EMEANS CONCRETE de ptrlenctd Cell "2 266S or dtvl slon $26 500 00 est1mates 20 years ex 2 11 121c ltvered Monday th r ough Inquire 11 1..1211 Eut Main per1 ence Call Il l 667 3041 or APT 3 rooms all electric has Satu rday and even1ngs Pomeroy 992 3057 table top range, wall oven, - If you have a farm or Phone 446 1142 2 9 lite I 21 26tp real ntce and clean modern acreage of any s1ze to sell, 6 13 tfc locate-d 1n Pomeroy Willtrim orcutTri"eSor please call 992 2298 GUN SHOOT, Stturday overlooking the Oh io R1ver shrubbery, c l ean out Ftbru.ry 15, 7 p m Mill H ill C BRADF-ORD Auc t toneer Phone- Gallipol is day 4oil6 basements attiCs etc Phone Com plete Serv1ce Road , t•ctory choked guns 7699 evenmgs 4o46 9539 RT 143 - All elec 3 BR , 949 32ll or 742 4441 Phone949 3821or 949 3161 only Sponlortd bV the Racine I 26 lin 1 26 26tc carport on City water Ph Ra c1ne Oh •o Fire Department acres land $26 500 00 Cr1tt Bradford 2 II Ate 1 HOus.= U111urnished 7 rooms 5 1 tic and bath nice Phone 992 2780 FOR your' Oil of M1nk GROCERY BUSINESS or 992 l4l2 CotmtiiCI flihont BROWNS -tOME Improvement and 1 9 tfc Llv1ng quarters ab ove - 6 rooms Repa1r Serv •ce - Anyth1ng "2S113 1 1 ttc Harnsonvfll e stock & equrp f 1xed around the home from bath , 3 bedrooms. c1ty water roof to basemen! You w 1tl mcluded add1t1onal house 1f 3 and 4 ROOM furni S hed and na tural gas on QUi et street 1n AUCTION, Thurldly night, 7 1 ke our work and rates wanted unrurn I Shed apartments Pomeroy $7500 00 p m at Mnon Auction Phone 742 5081 Phone 992 5<13.4 Horton St In Muon , W Va 12 29 ttc 4 12 ttc MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR Consignments welcome HOUSING SITES Room lor older home, large bu1lt 1n Phone 13041 113 5<71 ~ t::PTIC TANKS cleaned PRIVATE meeting room for a n~ee protect or sma ll farms 2 1 He kitchen garage, utility Modern SM tat1on 992 3954 or an\' organ1zat1on phone 992 Almost 50 acres Only 992 7349 3975 bldg , closed 1n porch carpet NOW u111ne Fuller Brush 9 18 tt c $15 000 00 3 11 He LR & DR SIS 500 00 Productl, pl'lont 992 341C 1 2<1 tfc RUTLAND - All elec new HOUSE FDR RENT 1d34 NEAR POMEROY - Just off Lmcoln Hgts , Pomeroy home 3 BR. large kttchen AUCTION Slit, Evtry Friday Rt 7 S1x rooms, bath, level lot Phone Pomtroy 992 3575 or Maytag washer & dryer, 7 P m Vllllgt Auction 215 N HOU SE 1n Mason W Va and garage All electnc Needs Gallipolis 4<16 27A9 Cl.ean used apSecond, Middleport Corner lot Maple & Rl 33. all refrigerator , a 1r con patnt but look at lhe price ol 2 2 tfc electr1c 1' 2 bat h fully car l 20 late pliances. All with 30dltlonlng 1 acres ground only $7 500 00 peted hardwood f loors stove You have to see tl to ap day money-back diShwa she r garbage ~HOOTING mlfch , Rlclne Gun prec1ate 1f d1 sposal refngerator att1c Club, Sunday 1 p m Allorttd guarantees! NEW LISTING - loo acres ol for storage fLJII s1ze m11t11nd factory choke gun I clean la nd Nearly all fenced only basement Wh1te p1cket fence REMINGTON Shotoun model 307 Sprmg Avenue 1n fron t yard 2 car garage and ca tt le on Large barn 12 22llc 10, 12 gauge 28 rnch lu ll wrth pat10 $3<1 Phone (304) farm pond and nice 7 room Pomeroy 992·2298 choke Call 742 6972 1 773 5476 MR 1nd Mra Ronlld Dougen renovated home Other 2 13 3tc 2 14 61C would like to ln'll'itt you to budd 1ngs Askmg only --------------CONTACT attend Sund•Y School 11 fhe NEW HOME S No Money Down STEREO fiAOIO, 8 track tape Middleport UnittCI fl1n LOIS Pauley 532,500 00 Paym ents accordmg to ; Of comblnatton am lm rad 1o 4 ttcOIIII Church South Thtrd Branch Manager ncome on Farmers Home 1 way speaker sound svstem BUtLDCNG LOTS - Several Avenu• . 11art1ng 11 10 a m Adm1n 1strat10n l oan Con Balance SlOB 74 or use our 2 13 lip locattons and pnces ven t1onal l1nan cJng also budget terms Call 992 3965 available w1 t h m1n1mum 1 21 tfc HAVE A NICE HOUSE YOU down Lovely homes 1n three locat ions m Me1gs County WANT TO SELL CALL 992 CASHSSSS FOR JUNK CARS GROCERY busmess for sare Some hom es wdh Wooded Building for sale or lease Comptolo, FRYE 'S TRUCK lots Call for more 1n Phone7735i118from8 30p m AND AUTO PA"TS, Rutland formal ton 992 5976 to 10 p m tor appo lniiT"l.ent Pt'tone 742 609<1 1 15 26tc 3 lD tfc I 22 261p ---- -· -------- - ORDINANCE 456 Shops the WANT AD WAY Fum~ure ' LAST CHANCE FOR SOME FREE • ~ SUN ---------------- REAL ESTATE SALE BY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Clerk For Sale 1975 HARLEY Dav 1dson , super glide, burgund y il over front legs, kmg and queen seat No 1 s1ssy bar J w,ay pegs Call 949 3665 2 u Jtc ' Business Services Phon e --------------- IIUIIIlller 9- The Dally Senttnel,Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, Feb 14, 1975 1972 FORD XLT1 LONG BED Stand trans "You'll L1ke Our Quality Wav of Dotng Busmess" GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS 9•2-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY' Open Evenings Untti6 . 0G-Ttl5 p.m. Sat See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Market Report Located on St. Rt. 7 COLUMBUS CUPil - Feder al state summary of Oh10 l i vestock auct1ons Thursday Cattle Compared to last Thursday slaughter steers stea dy, slaughter he1fers steady to I lower slaughter cows and bu l ls steady to 50 h1g her , vealers 3 lower feeder steers steady to 1 h1gher feeder he1fers steady Slaughter steers Cho1ce 970 1200 lb yteld grade 2 3 36 37 70 tn Bucyrus y 1eld grade 3 4 Cabinet choice hits opposition • WASHINGTON (UPI) Carla Anderson Hills, President Ford's choice to be secretary of housing and urbap development --and the nation's third female Cabinet officer has run into a storm of op. position. Within hours of the White House announcement Thursday there was this reaction· --Sen.,Wllllam Proxmlre, OWls , cbl!,lmutn of the ~te committee which must pasa on her nomination, said she is an able lawyer but "has air solutely no known quallflcations, experience or back~round" for the job, and ' 3• 50 35 75, good 30 7534 Slaughter he1fers Cho1ce and prime 805 1200 lb yteld grade 2 4 33 35 60, good 29 34 Slaugh ter cows Uflllty and commercoa l 800 1600 lb 17 22 50 htgh dresSing 22 50 23 as, culler 14252050 Slaughler bul ls Yteld grade 1 1200 2010 lb 24 27 90 Vealers Chotce 210 260 lb 52 58 Feeder cattle Cho~ee steers and bulls 330 610 lb 21 2650, good 320 585 lb 19 50 22 50 Chotce hetfers 325 585 lb 20 50 2450 good 300 515lb 15 2iJ 75 Hogs Barrows and gilts 1 US 2 3 200 2•0 lb 40 htgher, 60, 245 255 lb 39 45 39 so Sows sleady to 2 70 htgher, us 13340 630ib 3650 39 80 Feeder ptgs 2 htgher, US 2 3 30 45 lb 12 25 16 50 per head, US 1 3 •5 80 lb 24 36 per head Sheep Shorn slaughter lambs 40 70 lower, cho1ce and pnme 86 110 lb 39 4A 25 MARKET REPORT Point Pleasant, W. Va February 8, 1975 SLAUGHTE!I. STEERS Standard 800-1100 lbs 26 SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Standard 700-1000 lbs 19 50 plus SLAUGHTER COWS Commerctal19 50, Uttltty 18 9020 80, Canner & Cutter 12 7518 80 HOGS - U S 1-3 190-240 lbs 37-38 60, us I 3 240.260 lbs 35.50-37 90, Sows, U S 1-3 300500 lbs 31-35 75, Boars 3~00 lbs 23-25, Pigs (by head) 20-40 lbs 9 50-12, 40-60 lbs 12-14 50, 60 lbs plus 18-20 YEARLING STEERS Good & Chotce 500-500 lbs 25 50, Feeder Bulls 700-1000 lbs ' GAINING POPULARiTY In many parts of the country, Including herein Mason County, ' ts the sport of hanghdmg As shown above, the Rogallo Wing is controlled entirely by the human body and of course the wind Ademonstration on this flourishing sport will be presented Saturday and Sunda} at the JUnclton of Rt 62 and Tribble Rd., one mile east of Arbnckle at I pm Hangliding flourishmg There's a new sport m Mason County, Hangltdmg, and all tt takes 1s an Overs1zed k1te called a Rogallo Wmg, a htll, a little wmd and hUman hodv ~ ; Harsha to , entry vehtcle for space craft or female) Because of Simplicity and, The funny Jooktng conmost of all, low cost, the traptton above ts a Rogallo federal government soon lost Wmg and was destgned by mterest But the wmg has NASA as a pOs posstble remade a resurgence lately as a sport • Operalton of the glider IS ' , rather stmple The ' !Iter, 1 f) WASHINGTON (UPI) _ was told by the governor suspended from the center of Thursday he feels 11 can n'lake the ghder, merely pushes the ~ William H Harsha, Refftctency recommendations control bar forward to dtve or OhiO, an etght-term sa vmg the state $100 mtllion a gam, speed congressman and ranking Turmng ts accompltshed by year Republican on the House Rhodes told more than 100 shtftmg one's wetght m the Publlc Works Committee, said busmessmen, bankers and ac- d1rectton desired This sense of Thursday he will return $7,599 countants tn a 20-mmute control by body movement 1s In unused campaign conprtvate luncheon address at the what makes hanghding so tributions on a pro-rata basis. Athletic Club better manage- bcauttful Few flights made by His plan was "the most ment ts needed m government honest method of deaUng with A s1x-month management beginners are more than a few the voters" who supported study of state government feet off the ground, at a ground him, said Harsha He satd he operatiOns IS to be conducted speed of 5-10 mtles an hour, and received $18,512 in conhy the councli, which wtll then no longer than 200 yards Now that doesn 't sound tributions from 132 mdiVIduals make recommendatiOns for sound dangerous and tl 1sn 't and spent $10,912. unprovements "I wish to expre98 my sinHangltders are flown by About 50 guests volunteered cerest gratitude to all who m wrttmg to partictpate m the people of all ages, the only contributed to my campaign program and others made ltm1bng factor ts the strength and assure them that every verbal commitments, sa1d to handle tt Ghders range tn cent was etther spent m that state Admlmstrabve Servtces we1ght from 30-40 lbs and endeavor or will be returned to Dll'ector Richard L Krabach, req wre httle strength to can y the mdiVIdual contributors on a The uewly formed Mason< pro-<"ata basis," satd Harsha who termed the response County Hanghders wtll be "excellent." The study when tm- holdmg an exhtbtiiOn Saturday plemented may result m a 3 per and Sunday at 1 p m at the cent reduction of the state Junctton of Rt 62 and Tribble . Road, one mtle eafst of Arpayroll, sa1d Krabach SCOUTS TO MEET • Krabach satd Rhodes also buckle Performmg m ihe exhtbtlton Mtddleport Cub Scout Pack plugged his new proposals to w11l be chuck Clusarzyck and 245 wtll meet Wednesday, Feb. revtUilize Ohio ctties, es1tablish Oavc Qwgan, recogntzed as 19, at 7 30 p.m. at the Mida transportallon system and encourage low-mrome housing lwo of the fmest nters tn the dleport Amencan ],.eglon Post Home Fast constructton 1male return his unused aid Great savings expected ~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ftrst meetmg of Gov James A Rhodes' Cost Control Counctl WORKERS BURNED CINCINNATI (UPI) - Two workers were senously burned Thursday when a 500-gallon vat of varmsh exploded at a printrng company here In serwus condtlton at General Hospital wtth ftrst, second and thtrd degree burns from the wa1st up were John 2650 Clark, 41, of Greensburg, lnd , YEARLING HEIFERS Good & Chmce ~00 lbs and Harold Retchald, 48, of Northbrook 2550 An offtctal of the Inmon! STEER CALVES - Good & Prmting Inks Co m the Bond Chotce under 300 lbs 28 25, 400o Hill sectton of the ctty satd the 500 lbs 18-22 BULL CALVES - 500-600 varmsh was bemg heated for use in makmg rnk lbs 19 25-26 HEIFER CALVES- Good & Chmce under 300 lbs. 22 25, 400- Stocker He~fers 20 25-24 Cows - Commerctal 20 75500 lbs 22-24 50 BABY CALVES (By Head ) 21 90, Uttlt ty 19 50-20 70, - Beef 34, Holstem & Brown Canner-Cutter 15 50-19 25 Stocker Cows (by the head ) SWISS 13 50-30 132 50-295 00 Bulls 25 75, Veals (stan ATHENS LIVESTOCK dards ) 38 50-50 50, Hogs 39 30, SALES INC. Sows 39 25, Boars 31 75, Lambs Albany, Ohio c feeder lambs) 35, Ptgs (by the Wednesday, Feb 12, 197> Stocker Steers 20 25-24 75, head ) 9-24 50 ... I . the desperate cnndition of the housing industry leaves no time to give her "on the job " training " ,, -The US Conference of Mayors and the National League of Cities, which together represent 15,000 'inunlclpalllies, aald they were "shocked" and added "It ls inconcelvabli! that the Ford administration cannot find anyone within the entire 50 states who has experience and stature in the vaat and complicated area of urban affairs to be named to such an important domestic post " -The Mortgage Bankers AllIIOclation of America said in Kansas City, Mo., It would pre98ure Congress to pick a HUD secretary "who is knowledgable and experienced in housing and urban develop. ment" -National Association of Horne Builders President J. S. Norman said "OUr nation's housing problems require the highest priority attention. An appointment of thtS kind does not reflect either the crlsla nature of the (I'Oblema or the prlorlty attention that these problema require." Mrs. Hills, a 41-year-old mother of fOUl' who now head's the Justice Deparlrnent's Civil Rights Divlslon, told newsmen those were aD "legitimate questions" but she could not discuss them publicly until her Senate confirmation hearinp. WhiteHouse Press Secretary Ron NeSiell said, "The Prellident appointed her because sl!e was reconunended as a highly competent lawyer and a blghly com~tent I -· • •w •~ ~ '" w •" '"' , ~ •, •• ~· w "' ... " ·- "'' •" administrator." Mrs. Hllla, married to attnrney Roderick M Hilll, was an honors graduate of stlllford University, attended Odord and got her law degree fr<m Yale Law Sdlool. She was an assiatant U.S. attorney in I• Angeles and was in private law practice there. The only other women to bold Cabinet office were Frances Perkins, secretary of labor under Fr8nklln D. Rooaevelt! and OVela Otlp Hobby, eeCr&. tary of health, education and welfare under Dwight D. Eisenhower. t I \ ... ;• ·• '• '" '" I IJ ·v • ~" . ,., • ;·;:, ,. �I 10 - The Daily Senttnel, Mtddleport-Pomero) , 0. F1 1rl"l. Ft•b 14, 1975 CIKCLF. ((lN VEN F.S ~i''''·':,:,:,:,::- : : ·: ·::•: : : : : : : : : :::::::::::::::::::: : : :::::::::::: :: : : MEIGS THEATRE . Tontght thru Sunday Fe b 14- 15 16 DEATH WISH ( Techn• color ) The Fnendh lit< le 111l l meet at 7 10 p II) J'ue:-;dd\ ,tl the Truu l\ Church w1th Mt s .. Kr rmr th Harrts c1:s it'ach r anc1 Mrs Rubctl WLbun .mel Mr s Opha Offutt r\ S htlS!('SS('S MEETING Sl'HF"UULF.D RACINE - The Southetn ~-!: Candidates Vord !l!f'des J;ubz'lU.. n.t, ~ _,:'_,: I' U ::: ~~-= WASHINGI'UN tUPI) - History may retord loday ~;~ the coming oul ol Gerald R Ford as President ol the Uulted Slates H1s aide• so dub 11 " He's a prestdenllal •;e rvmg by appomtment Two bo:.~nl or pub li c afftttr s ~i l.oca! Band Boosters w1ll hold a regular meetmg .It 7 30 p1m :·: Tu esd,a) .tt the htgh school m .::=: munhcr s wrll be elected w MHidlcp!w l In prnn arj E' lect10ns tn man now. No more ts he a pn sum~ r of a quarter rentury uf Congress ," a semor White House adviser sa id One sen10r adVIsers.{ltd Ford now feels al ease dcsptle th<" pressures of challenging Congress to stop " wasting lime'' and art on or compromise with his aotJ-re.:ess10n and e nergy program as well as the need to reach a Prlln(•t o: and Mrdd leport m e at wha:h ltme both the pctrll.s<:~n ·· Oemcx. r,, Is and Republu.:ans selecr C<.~ mJu.le~tes to r un ~1 bipartisan foretgn policy. :;! Asecond senior aide, asked about lhe political danger ~-'~- '~ ol the President's announcing Thursday that he 1s gtvlng Vice Prellident Nelson A Rockefeller vtceroyshlp over the Domestic Council smiled and said, 'Danger• This man H.Jc lnf ': :;. can take care 1n Nove mber Broadway must cal Pnmary elec tiOns have been held fUI man) yed r s m May Hm., ever a c ~.:01dmg to rlC\\- or himself." Ohweledwn l::a\.\ s the p11mary elec trons\, 11! be tJeld on Jun e 3 Earlier, a Rockefeller aide, ahuost in awe, smd, "Ford not only has letlhe Rockeleller juggernaut come down from New York but hasus In htsstable now." Aides said Ford was brbtgmg more new laces into an adnunlstratlun no longer in the Ntxon tmage. Subcabinet tins ) e~t r appointments were bemg announced •': :-:·:·:·: BY BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - In the popular agwn st the nommces of each p.trtv Calvin Imboden died Thursday By Elizabeth Rutherford Jordan CARPENTER - !'he htstory of the people of Metgs CoWJty cannot be complete wtthout a detatled accounl of tl' early churches People m the coun ty's small isolated rural commuruties of necessity were born 1,used m"rrted, prospered or faded m the hard life of ptoneer da"ys, and dted, not wtthout not1 ce of lhe1r church To lljat end I 11ould provtde an account of the Temple Church located m north-central Columbta MlNCHSVl£ i E - Calvtn E To11nshtp m the northwestern corner of Metgs Count) It s stle ts the top of a rtse on the east stde of State Htghway 143, a little less than two miles south IInboden, 61, M111ers\lllc dte<l of tht s Htg hwav s JUnction wtth the Appalachian Htghway southwest of Albany One quarter nule f hur sday mght a t Vetera ns Hett) WtlltdlllS 94, Mulberr) .md Ma1cella Sc hetderer , six Memonal Hos patal so uth of !he Temple Church on State Htghway 143 IS the cluster of homes once known as the comAvt• Pomeroy, dted Thursda} Mr Imboden. a son uf the muntty of Mt £1l"nco, wtlh whtch the Temple IS tdentifted m the early histones of the area snder s and one granddulcl mg:ht d l Hotzer Medtra l Center Metgs County was onl) two years old and C<llumbta Township had been orgaruzed one year when M1s Wtll!am s was a la te Jose ph and Mwrue lm She >~as a d.tughter of the member uf th e F1rst boden wa s p1 eceded m dea th the presenl <ttes of the church and the old part of the adJommg bur~al groWJd were dedtcated to the la te Gt lbert and Anna John Presbytenan Chu rc h of by a son four brothel s and a purpose that they ha ve served so long and well Can oil She was p1eceded 111 S) racuse and S)r"cuse D of A • ts te • fi e allen ded th e Accordmg to Hardest) 's H >ry of Metgs C<lunty', the ftrst rehgtous soctety m Columbta death by her husb"nd, John , She 1s survn.ed by tu o S; r acu sc Chutth of th e Townshtp was Utat of the MethodtS , ptscopal Church. organtzed at an early day, thetr ftrst house for une son Roland, two dau ghl ers, Mrs worshtp oonstructed of logs and Situated m the northwest part of the Township al Mt Blanco H"r old Nazarene daughters, Wtlltam Wtllwms (Mtldred ) Hanun, Pomeroy, Mr £mboden ts survtved by ~n the front of the Temple Church there are mscrtbed these dates, "1821-1862-1883-1907-1941and Mr s Ca rl Glenna Da v1s h1s wafe, Bettv these ch aldre n, 19~0 The fu st year 1s when the present s1te was ftrst occupted by a church butldmg. In that year, SJ r at use and several meee~ Calvm, Jr Judy Krautter, and Solomon Townsend donated one and one-half acres of land to provtde the stte for the church and the and nephe11 s Jose ph , Earltne Mtke, Rtck adJotmng cemetery Som~trrnt ' 111 !IlL' d.t\ 111 d 11 ('l't' l .i lr nrt , ll/ otn h. 111~ The fu st churc h was but lt wtth logs provtded by Solomon Townsend, who helped wtth the conFun eral services wll l be and Johnny all of Mwersvllle, stru cllon of the church and boarded some of the other workers Its ground area of 20 by 30 feet was' Stmda) "t J PIll at Ewmg and Nan C) Arn old , R"cme , POINT PLEASANT - Mrs Ill !(l l!;! l'II Oi tl }~ llJill h (OI Il l.: l \, oovered wtth a puncheon floor and protected by a clapboard roof Clar;;t Ann Barton, 85 formerl y Ch"pel wtth Rev Dwt ght three br others Luth er, tn h ill\ \\tli Hk l l lll 1\t llltll~ till\ I ll' 1\vo small 11mdow openmgs m the log walls admttted daylight through the greased paper which Clarence and of Mason County dted Thurs- Zav1tz offrcJatmg Buual w1ll Ci:tllforma covered them Backless seats, made of rough hewn logs supported by wooden pms mserted mto the be tn Syra cuse Cemetery Oscar both of Mmersvtlle, and da y at the restdence of het f 0 11h 1\ ILl 'lOll Il l il.lll ' l l l'illL [IJI.., l'l'l!Od floor , provtded se"ls for the congregatton The cetlmg was low and the preacher's head was close to it Fnends may call at'lt!te funera l two mters Mae Sntder, daughler Mrs Mildred Ga'in as he stood erect tn the ra tsed pulptt home "!let 7 p m thts evemng Mtddl eport , an d Eve lyn ll !llllld St \ il llllilll ... f) 1\ h lHII al her home tn Fmleyvtlle, Pa Although thts ftrst church 11as very different from the famed Temple of Btbhcal days still the Lander s Pomeroy Funeral serv tces wtll be (ll.., l Pilltl \ ppillilllt)ll l i llll /(!It f I f/1/ AI/OI I fact tha t Solomon Townsend, more \han any one other mdtVJdual, was responstble for tts ~rection, Fun eral services u rll be t onrlucled Monday at I 30 p m perhaps mfluenced the ftrst congregatiOn to calltt "Solomon 's Temple". /i(Jitltl\ 11/lf'OI !IIIIftoll tll t lull\ Stmcla) al I p m at Ewmg from I he Foglesong Fune1 a! In addltton to the fact that a house of worship was generally accepted as a badge of a better Ch.tpel wtlh Rev Jmnes Black Home wtth the Rev Clarence and /o( Olil 1 1 o u1 rhunA., 1u1 1 o 111 f Niff riiUit:t offtctatmg Bunal wtll be m oommumty , one reason likely for the mtense mterest In the proJect was due to tis usefulness also as a McCloud offtc taltn g Bun al Gtlmore Ce metery Fnends school house and commuruty house, both needed very much m those early days. ThiS church was 11 til be m th e Ktrk land used for both , and as the years went by, the ortgmal name was sunplifted to "Temple", by which it IS Memort"l G" rdcns F1 te nds Vdt•rans Memorial Hosp1tal m dy ca l! at the funere~l home sttll known ' wtll be recetved "t the fwteral ADM IT'! ED Je nm e "fter 7 p m thts ev~ mn g In the mmds of most of the old-ttme restdenls of thts predonunantly Protestant cornrnumty, the home after I p m Sunday Ne>~mye r, Wtlkesvtlle , Fred Temple was second only to thetr homes as the most meanmgful symbol of life m the commuruty Mrs Barton wa s bor n Van lnwage n, Mtddlepor t , To them, 11was not only a place of worship, but the nucleus of the entire soctallife<of the farnung J"nuary 23 , 1890, at Co l- Joseph Qu~; ey Pomeroy comm~tly The exchange of news and pleasantries at Sunday worshtp, tee cream suppers, plcnics, tagevtlle and was a d"ughter of Rodney Pierce, Long Bottom , chtldren s day entertammenls, ChriStmas parttes, and other groilp galherings at the Temple acAdam Dtehl and Ehza beth Wtlll am Ha yma n, Rac 1ne • counted for most of the soctallife avatlable to fanulies who were tied to thetr homes by chores Staab Dtehl Her husband Gene Co leman, Rulland, chtldren, and the slow pace of horses ' Charles T Barton , dted tn1963 Martha Sla ter , Mtddleport , In 1860, a tree bemg cut near the church fell on the ortgmallog structure and crushed tt to the Survtvors tn addtlton to Mrs Jud 1th E~ehmge 1 Pomer o.., ground Durmg 1861, the church members rallied to the cause of getting out timbers for a new church Gav m melude four son::; , Shtrley S!tll Porlland Kev'm and m 1862, the frame of the present church bwldmg took shape. The 26th Anntversary and Russell H . M"son, Ch"rles T, Bat ion, Middleport The foundatton of the structure ts 30 by 41 feet, a little more than twtce the groWJd area of tis log Ladtes Ntght was observed by Damascus, Md . Robetl w , DISCHARGED - Dane th e Pome roy - Mtddleporl predecessor A 12 feet cethng elurunated the former extstmg danger to the preacher's head. The Mtddleport, and James E , Crttes, Glen01a Swatzel, Sybtl mtertor "as plastered and tl was fttted wtth wmdow openmgs m whtch common glass was used The G1 andvtllc, Oh to, stx Dorst, Ed tth Wool"td, Denms Lions Club Thursday mght wtlh pews were fashtoned at this tune of rough lumber a dmner at the Me tgs Inn daughters. Mrs Clara Manley, M cKrnncy, Susa n Jeffers Through the years, changes have been 11J3de m the ortl:mal structure. The dates on the front The pledge lo the flag and Wa )ne, Mt ch , Mrs Edn" Rebecc a Koe hler , Glott; prayer by Rev Wtlham stgmfy the ye"rs when spectaltmprovements were made The clapboard roof, made from timber m Poskon and Mrs Margaret De cker Sammie Jac kson Mtddleswarth opened the the commumty by a local restdent, was replaced by slate and later by metal Alwrunum stding has S>~ t ft, EhMbeth. Pa , Mrs Cltfford Mtchael Betlh a evemng wtth Lou Osborne been used to cover the ottgmal poplar stdlng A belfry was added m 1907 and a bell, donated by a Chloe Htll, Pleas"nts Htll, Pa Smtih ' former restdent of Columbta Townshtp who had moved to another state, was put up p1 estdent tn ~.:ha rge and Mrs Annabelle Bullet Thts bell sttll rmgs out tts message to the commWJtty on Sunday morning as tt has done throogh J oe Ha nnin g d1stnct Wells , Mat ne, 43 grandthe years, ca llmg new generattons to worshtp A basement, furnace, vestibule, and all tbe other govc1 nor of 13-K , Lwns Inchildr en and 56 gre~ unprovemenls needed through the years have been provieded by those who were mterested m ter na tiona l Ne lsonville grandchtldren ' keepmg the "Temple " as a place of worshtp Holzer Medical Center p1 esenled a 1 ~-year chev1 on, (Discharged. F'c b 13) Although tt " as ortgtanlly orgamzed and operated as a Methodist EpiScopal Church and then as perfect "ttendance, to Paul J ohn Barnnger, Et nest Stodola, 1~-yea r membershtp a Methodtst Church, the church is now known as Temple Uruted MethodtSI Church ~nd ts m the Btshop, Shtrley Bloomer. Hazel chevrons to Karl Krautter and Albany Charge of the West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church Bortght , Naomt Bnckles Wtlham Mtddleswarth and a As tt takes more than a hearth to make a home, tt aiso takes more than a building to make a Mr Eddy, the bookmobtle Beverly Brown , Nonna 10 year membershtp chev ron to church Trtbute must be patd m this article to the good men and women, past and present, who have contnbuted the hard work, cooperatton, and fWlds to establish and mamtam the Temple as a for Metgs, Jackson and Vmton Broyles, Elste Ctrcle, Gaylord Fred A Morrow Cof fee, Edw"rd Edtnger. Amo ng !he guests were venerable orgamzatton and landmark Counties , se t a new Clrculatwn Ca role Galltamore, Neva Many of the rural churches have gtven way to the new, so tt ts unpresstve that the follow1ng record durmg 1974, accordmg Charles Gettles 13-K Dtstrtct German, James Gheen. Anna paragraph, whtch appeared more than a half century ago as the concluston of a newspaper article cabwet me mb ers and to a report comptled by Mrs Graves, Joyce Gregory, (The Leader, of Pomeroy, Oh10, October 7, 1909), remams as true today as it was then: Vtlma PtkkoJa, supervtsor sec retaq . treasurer' or pon"IC>t Rtchard Hall, Etleen Halley, "The Temple ts one of the subatanttal churches of the County It ts one of the best in tbe Township, rutland Nelsonvtlle ·Wtlham Boggess, Dunng 1974 - tts lOth year An na Harns, Louella Hearon and has always recetved generous attention and support. It has always occupied a consptcuous place i3 Kzone cha trman , of Albany, th e Ullll ctrculated 10 ~. 0 2~ ' Ma ry Henry. George Hohnan m the rehgwus affatrs of the Townshtp. The Temple ts a synonym for respect and religtous dtgmty. and hts wtfe John Dollemeyer, books wtth 36,867 betng adull Mmme Honaket Cectl KmWtth tt has been assoctated the names of many of the people m Columbta Townshtp It IS a fttltng pas! dtstnct gove rn or of 13-K c1rcu!atwn DUi ang ~uch month the bank ol nard Andy Kozma, Thomas and tns wtfe, of Lancaster and monument to the enlerprtse, zeal, and religiOus consecration of a goodly number of devout people" the umt made 171 stops mthe century !. tvet·ty, Joseph !Jsh, Condra I wtsh to giVe spwal thanks to Uoyd Townsend, YoWJgstown (a great-grandson of Solomon Paul and Ted Buehl, sons of cludmg 25 schools and 146 Mtablllhed 1872 McPeek, Imogene Morg"n· Townsend) , who consented for the mformation to be used m this article from the book that he and his Lton Wesley A Buehl A communztv stops Total ClrMrs L owell Ntemeyer and mustcal culdl ton b; counly for 1974 pr ogram was la te brother, Hollts L Townsend, Cleveland, wrote about the Solomon Townsend Family .I would hke All Ac;counls Insured to S-40,000.00 by the daughter, Evelyn Ntday, Mae ' tncludcs Metgs 60,826 Vmton presented by etght Rto Grande to echo thetr sentunenls about Temple Church, to say F&deral O.poslt ln<~Jrance Corp. Sotsso n, Ralph Th ompson College students under the "May tt ever tl1us be wtth the church of our forefathers", for my family has also been connected 17,187 and Jackson 27,012 wtth this church many years Pauhne Walker, Ivan Wa tson, dtrectton of Merlyn Ross Rache l Wtlson Geraldtne SEEK DISSOLUTION Woods GROUP TO MEET Cdr OJ) n P Bra11 ley CLOSING MONDAY bw nextdoor neighbor. LEADS SCORING IBtrths. Feb 121 The Candys tnpers wtll meet Par kersburg, and Walter I COLUMBUS All state NEW YORK (UPI) - Davtd Mr and Mrs Frank Akers a! Veterans Memonal Hospttal liquor stores, agenctes and Thompson of North Carolina Bra" ley, Rt 2, Coolvtlle, have Jr . a son, Ravenswood, W' ON DEAN'S LIST cafetena Monday at 7 p m departmental offices will be asked for dtssolu twn of Va , Mr and Mrs Paul Raymond Tubbs has been Members are as ked to brmg a closed Monday, February 17, Stale continues to lead the marri age tn Metgs Count~ Chapman a daug hter , named to the dean's hst at Oh to guest who mtght be mlerested 1975, m honor of Presidents' NCAA major college basketCommon Pleas Court ball scormg derby with a 31.9 Pomero) , Mr and Mrs Joseph Umvers1ty where he IS a JUntor m JOtnmg the program Day average. Shrader, a son, Galhpohs II 1th a scholasttc average of !Births, Frb.131 3 7 He ts the son of Mr and Mr and Mrs Wtlham Allen Mrs John Tubbs, formerly of "1'he Spot For lour Uinin~ mrd u.~ttining Ple1r.~ure •· a son Northup Mr ""ct Mrs Pomerol . and the grandson of Earl LO\\der a son Patnot Mtldred Tubbs and Mr "nd ' ' Mr and Mrs Wtlltam Fett;. a Mrs Norman Smtih, all of son, Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Pomeroy. and Henry Tubbs of Gtlbert Mollelt, a daugh ter, Col umbus Ja ckson Mr and Mrs Juhus Preston Jr , a son , Ga lhpohs , Mr and Mrs Raymond Sanders a son . Galltpohs . ·=·=·=· Hetty Williams dies at age 94 Oara Barton died Thursday HOSPITAL NEWS Come in on Saturday Morning Lions observe anmversary at ladies night to enjoy cookies and coffee with us. This is just mother way to say "We're SWEET ON YOU." Thank you for banking with us1 Circulation record is set pomeror G:'n~nal Elberfelds In Pomeroy OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM ·tonight & Saturday Eddy's schedule Me1gs Jackson VInTOn Count1es Bookmob•!e Schedule of Mr Eddy Educator for the The ''DEVOTION" 4 Piece Group From ~caster, 0. week of February Me1gs County 17 21 tn MONDAY , Closed for Hol1day TUE SDAY, Bradbury Ele , 9 10 15a m , Rutland Ele , 112 pm • Bn ck Street 2 30 3 Rutland Brateys J lS 3 45 , Fort W\e•gs, 4 4 30 , Rut land New Ltma Road , 4 .45 s. Langsv tlle, S 30 6 30 Rutland Salem Street 7 7 30 , Cook Gap Hill , 8 8 30 THURSDAY Syracuse l1sle. 9 30 9 45 am , Syracuse 10:00 TIL 2:00 THE MEIGS INN Pleasant Valley Hosptlal Dtscharges \'a lene Underwood , Pomt Pleasant Mrs John McDamel, Cltfion_' Mrs Mar; Queen, Ga llipolis , Mrs Margaret Shehnes, Hen derson, Ca rr oll Church. Clift on, Shannon Darst Mrs Dav td Henderson Stllhvan , Leon, and Freeman Yeager, Hamlm Res t fLOWERS For All Otcas10ns We Wrre Flowers Everywhere 992·2039 POMEROY Pomeroy Flower Shoo Mrs M1llara \tan Meter Ph. 992-203• Ph 992-57"' HJ>me, 10 10 15 , Syracuse Crow 's, 10 30 10 45, Syracuse Ete, 11-11 30 ; Syracuse El e , 12 2 p m Mmers vllle Hill , 2 15 2 30 Forest Run Nease Settlement, 3 3 30 . F"1e Pomts, 3 45 4 15. Old Chester Road , 4 30 5, Flatwoods, 5 15 5 45 , Chester Texas Road, 6 6 30, Chester, 7 7 30 , Bob s Gulf, 8 8 30 FRIDAY, Letart Ele , 9 JO Shop Our New Home Furnishings Annex For 20% Off Savings On Custom-Made Draperies For Your Home. Please Bring In Your Window Measurements Apple Grove. 3 30 4, Ant1qu rty , 4 30 4 45 Ractne Broadway Wagners 55 30, Dorcas 5 45 6 10 , Bashan Rd , 6 15 6 35 , Ractne Deems 6 J5 7, Racme Bank 8 8 30 ' • ' later movie, "Mustc Man ," the DAR sent a cannon for the courth ouse square Pomero) 's ca nnon fo r tts courthouse yard dtdn't come from the DAR , but from a Pomeroy restdent who ts all but a legend htmself, the late Wyatt G Plantz Smce the monument at the courthouse m Pomeroy ts of the Ctv tl War era, probably many restdenls automa\tcally feel !hat the cannon was placed there at about the same \tme as the monument Not true The cannon has been m the localwn only smce 1925 Mrs Norma Goodwm has m her possesswn vanous papers denotmg the correspondence which took place between Planlz and others m ge ltmg the cannon when hard times ,hit, just disappeared \\ Ould accept the~un l .t rr<mg:ect to h<we It sh1pped II \Hts nol11eu.•ssar} to bux at II 11 etghed 690 pounds val ued al $1 ,200 located m Pomeroy It was Janu ary, 192~ that Pl,mtz w,ts contacted b) a £nend. S W Fount"m, Haverford, Pa who sta led m a letter fret ghl pl epatd, !he btll or l.tdtng made out to \ OU This Is how the gun came mtu Jll' po.s:;essiOn Our t1 eaty wtth Spam aHO\\NI the Sp""'" ' ds to take a\\ aV movables Col Ptllat, Sparush Army was [omg that work " We have a bn:~ss cannon from the Phlltppme Islands " htch >our Mother may remember to have see n a t Devon {Pa l Now, we ha'fle no place to put 1t and wondered tf the tO'.\ n counci l of Pomero' ct l the sta ho11, about 110 nules horn om headquar te rs a t Zom bO(;I II ge~ Col Pettit, U S Ill my 1Col Pe tttl was fr om Collllllbus. OhiO) was loo kmg aft e1 the would hke to place tl nea r !he soldtel ·, monument at the courthouse · The gun 1s htstonc "nd IS valuab le II IS over 100 years old and emblazoned wtth mlerests of the U S He dtsputed the nghl the Spamsh ro)al co"t of arms · Planlz apparently wen t to the Metgs of the Spamsh to lake awav guns that wer e tn posttaon - I thmk that he was 11ght, but the Commander or the diVISIOn oUeted. County Comm1sswners on the ma tter and advtsed Fountam, who m another leiter Lei hun take anyllung ' So Col Ptll"r mowed guns ft om the fort One duv he s,ud to Col Petitt wrote 'Soon arter rece1vmg your lette t te lltng me tha t the county commrsswner s ' ·r am ttred and 11111 not take !hose lwo Youths escape creek POMEROY - Three youths escaped wtthout lnittrtes when the car they were m went off the htghway on the left mto a creek swollen by ramfall on SR 143 at the entrance of the samtary landftll Saturday at 2 am The Metgs County Shenff 's Dept satd Tom Ray Walters, 16, Mtddleport, dnvmg the ca r north, was havmg dtfftculty large glll1 s and two small ~u n s at such and such pomts I wtll gtve !hem to vou ' Pettt t accepted I he offet and later ga \ e me the gun I am sendtn g to) ou It ts one of the sma llc1 guns I brought It home sh tft mg gears He took hts eyes off the htghway and when he looked up he was m a curve 1nd hts car 11asgomg off the left mto Ute creek - b1rds made nests m tts mouth and ch1 ldren mounted 1t wht le 1t commanded the entrance at Devon ' Then a ser1es of commumcatwns Passengers m the car were Chtp Brauer, 16, Pomeroy, and Rodney Pullt ns, 19, Pomeroy There 11as hea' y dama ge to the car No cttatJOn was Issued began bet" een Pl"ntz and !he Buckeye Iron and Brass Works rn Davton to secure an appt op rtale bronze tablet to be placed or1 the tan non Fmally Ut i ag1 cement was rc,lt ht>d on the lype and ctm wnswns dnd " the tHblct \\ as slupped to Pomc1oy on May II 111 tune for Decora tiOn Day when appa l cntly fitttng c..:cremoru es n erc he ld ln e,u ly November , 1930, ftv,e \em s !diet P! ,mtz dted at the age of 57 and carne 1111o \\ 1desp1 P dd recogmtwn becttuse m lus 11111 he had bequcalhed PomerO) Vtll"gc the sum o£ $375 ,000 w1th no strmgs dt· tdt.:hed 1 The Colwnbus Dtspatc h pteked up the slo11 of the genet ous gtfl by Plantz lo t11e tu" n and se nt m \\rtter. Ray HO) t, and Hay Evans an artist, to rea lly do Pamer oy up b1 0 \\11 ' Ed tson Hobstetter prestdcnt of the Pome1O) Na tiOnal Hank , has a copy of the Nov 16 1930 tssue of The Dtspatc h wluch rc" tw cd the story of Pomeroy and tis generous benefactor The newspapm ~ co!let lor s ttem , \\(ls gi ven Hobslctte1 b\ ncphe,\, E11c Chambers · At t1sl Evan s as a pal l of the coverage, ske ldred M1 Plantz Cl"ude E Gtlham v.ho " orked rndba nk owned h:,. Plantz C J Hess " ho wa s mavor of Pomeroy at the tune. Ihe bus mess sect10n showmg the Plantz b.mk on the em ner , now occupted by the Lor e nzo Davis Insurance Agenc). and the old Pla ntz home overlookmg the Oluo Rtver Hoyt w1ote m part (Con tmued on page 3 • Save On Cannon Royal Family Sheets,Pillowcases, Towels, Bedspreads Weather }'our Invited Guest VOL 10 NO 3 R e11chinf.( JllorP Th111t 12,000 F111nilies GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1975 M1dd leport-Pomeroy • ID Changes ordered school ·- b us routings By Dale Rolbgeb, Jr. GALLIPOLIS - Due to the safety factor , the Gallia C<lunty Engineer's Offtce has ordered that school bus routes m the county and Galllpolls City School Dtstrtct be modtfted to accommodate the new load hmttS placed on Calha CoWJty brtdges Bob Wtlliams, Asststant Gallla County Engmeer, Frtday met wtlh Frank A Cremeans, transportahon director for the Galha County Local Schools, and Robert Brandeberry, Galhpolts Ctty transportation dtrector, to stress the unportance of ~he load reduchons of up to 85 pet of present capactties of the brtdges The , brtdge tnspechon program accordtng to a county engineer spokesman, ts bemg stressed by the state. It resulted, of course, from the collapse of the Stiver Brtdge Dec 15, 1967 Wtlhams recently completed Inspections on 354 bridges m the coWJty. A total of 206 brtdges have load hmtt restrictions and the remamder meet Hunters find human skeleton at Woods Mill GALLIPOLIS - Part of a human skeleton was found tn the Woods Mill area aroWJd 4 p m Salurday by btrd hWJters accordmg to the Galha County Shenff's Department Shertff Oscar Batrd, two or three depuhes and CoWJty C<lroner Dr Donald Warehime went to the area and mthal mvestigation revealed tt was a human skeleton and that tt had been there "qwte some tune. " No tdentiftcahon clues were available accordtng to Sheriff Batrd Invesltgahon was still WJderway around 7 p.m. Saturday. The remams wtll be sent away for sctenltftc analysts. mmunum state standards on wetght Williams said 97 bridges, or 27.4 pet., are tnadequate for a fully loaded school bus; 28 bridges, 7.9pet, are madequate lor an empty school bus, and at least 5(1 bridges have abutment problems. W1lhams satd the school bus routes must be altered at once to avotd any maJOr problems "We must prevent tn)ury to the chtldren. The only way we can do tt at thts ttme IS to have the transportal! on dtrectors re-route some of thetr buses I know tt w•tl be an mconvemence to parent.o;, sllldents, bus drivers and the general publtc, b"ut we must not take the chance of gettmg someone hurt tf a brtdge should collapse " The asststant engmeer satd that buses wtll not be permitted to contmue rWJmng over the brtdges whtch have been ruled madequate for a fully loaded or unloaded bus' In some cases, mslead of havmg the bus drtver go far out of tts way, the drtver will be permttted to allow hts studenls to walk across the brtdge where the brtdge has a hmtt for loaded buses but not one for unloaded buses Willtams explamed that he has obtamed pnortty hsts from the tran<portatwn dtrectors and county road crews wtll begm working to re-mforce some brtdges needing munedtate repmr . Agam, Wtlltams stressed that tl wtll cost mtlltons of dollars to replace the bndges parltcularly, smce most of the spans would have to be brought up to federal speciftcations However, the county plans to repatr as many brtdges as tt posstbly can Wider the fund s it now has allocated for that purpose MIDDLEPORT - The Metgs Local &hoot Dtstnct board of educatton m an exe<u!tve (closed ) sessiOn Friday rught agreed to continue tis support of the leachers and program at the Bradbury &hoot the remamder of this school year The agreement came followmg complamts by some parents of children attendmg the school whtch ts a non-graded, tndiVIdualtzed school for ftfth and stxth graders at the last three regular board of educatton meetings. In addillon, pros and cons were atred at a public hearmg recently. Some parents satd they wanted grade cards and homework fo r thetr children Some complamed about what they constdered "unJust" dtsctplirung of thetr chtldren Last Tuesday mght the board met wtth parents agam. Some of the teaching staff also attended. At that meetmg, parents aga m lodged complamts One proposal they made was that parents dtssattsfted wtth the Bradbury program be pernutted to send thetr children • omore conventtonal schools wtth the bleS~>mgs of the ~oard At Tuesday night's meetmg the board agreed to provtde transportatiOn for Mtddleport children who have been moved to the Pomeroy Elementary &boo! from Bradbury and for those attending Bradbury from Rutland and Pomeroy schools. The executive sesston was arranged at Tuesday rught's meetmg when Mrs Phyllis Hackett, princtpal of the Bradbury & hoot, asked fo r tt to discuss complatnls She smd that she would not discuss children m front of thetr parents At Frtday rught 's closed sess10n tt was disclosed that Mrs Hackett menltoned no names of children at the school Followmg a long discusSion wtth Mrs j~;;.;.;:;.;:::::;.;::·:·: .:;.; :···: :·:·:·:·:·:· .···.·!·!-:·:·~:·:·:·:·· ··:·:Y!•. :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:: .•!•!•!•!•!•!•!·!· ·! :·:::::;:·::::::.:·:·:·.: :·:·:·!·!·!·!·!·! .·:·:·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:· .. '' Hackett and her staff, and another session wtth some of the parents who had lodged complaints agamst the Bradbury School, lt was announced that the board agreed to "support the teachers and the program 100 percent " It was pomted out that anyone who feels that their child ts not treated fatrly at the Bradbury &boo! can dtscuss the matter wtth Supt George Hargraves and the child could be placed in another schooL The board also dtscussed an offer of $50,000 for the Metgs Marauder football fteld tn Pomeroy of between two and three acres, recetved Tuesday night by Prltrie Builders Inc of C<llwnbus The land would be used for an apartment complex It was agreed to advtse Prhne Butlders that the board would have to have $250,000 for the fteld tn order to proceed wtth the establishment of another field. The $50,000 offer dtd not mclude the stadium and small buildings All members of the board were present for Frtday rught's sesston ·.:::'li ~ Blood needed Thursday in Gallipolis l.-i. .... .:: -: ;::i f_:.i,i, , ;::i GALUPOLIS- Mrs . Thelma Shaver, chairman of the Gallla County Red Cross Blood program, Saturday urged Galllans to attend the February vistl ol the HuntiDgton Regional Bloodmobile, Thursday, Feb. 20 from noon to 6 p.m. at the Grace United Methodist Church. Mrs. Shaver stated, "Our forefathers stood on this land to proclahu our freedom, a freedom to live, a freedom to he the person we were IDtended to be. But, for some, this freedom to llve is only a reality because someone gave ol their ~d. 'le andh blohod. Thids month, thiok of another and give a pint ol your blood 111 urs ay w en t e Re Cross bloodmobile visits Gautpolls. Hold out your arm, Gallla Countlans, and give a pint of blood so that another may live to be free." Cheers show support i:~ :ii' :-:: :.: ::~ :-> ~; ::; GALLIPOLIS - A capactty crowd gave parents of Galhpohs basketball :i:,. . players , tramers and cheerleaders a ii standmg ovatton durtng pre-game Parents actiVIties here Fnday mght Ntght ::: y: To make the evemng a complete ;·:::·.·!·!•!•!•:::·:·:·!•!•!•!•!;:0:•!•:0!~;!•!:>!·!·!0:•!•!•!•:::·:·:·:·:·!•!•!•!•!•!•!•!•!•!•!·!·!·:.::·!·!•!·.·! !•!·!·::::: •••.;:•:;.;!:'..;:::::::::.::::-:·:·:::::::::.::::::~:::::::::::::-:::::::::::· success, Coach Jtm Osborne's Blue Devtls defeated vtstltng Athens 69-43 while Coach Wtllard (Buddy) Moore's rese rves defeated the Alhens Bullpups, 38-28, GALLIPOLIS - Jewelry mcludmg large plate glass wmdow tn the front or the Jtm Enyart mtroduce~ guesls as they watches and men 's and women's weddtng store hned up on the GAHS hardwood rmgs were laken m a breaking and enA tape player was taken Frtday from Flowers, donated by the GAHS Key lenng early Saturday mormng at Clark's an auto owned by Barry Drummond of Rl Club, were presented to mothers or Jewelry Store, 342 Second Ave 1, Btdwell, whtch was parked on the guardmns ol the players, tratners and ei ty pollee dtscovered the robbery at Pennyfare parkmg lot Offtcers satd the cheerleaders by Thumper Johnson and 4 42 am En try was made by breakmg a player was valued at $50 Jeff Holll'e• Introduced and applauded tn thts :::: :-: ~==• Robber gets watches and wedding rings order were Everyone mterested should contact Cremeans or come to the central school offtce on Second Ave for ,an apphcatton Elberfelds In Pomeroy · '' PRICE 25 CENTS Board keeping Bradbury School areas Shop Saturday 9:30 to 8 PM SOMETIIING YOUNG, SOMETII!NG OLD - C<lnme Smtih , 11-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Snuth, Pomeroy, stands at the courthouse monument cannon which was secured by the tale Wyatt G Plantz The cannon, da tmg hack to 1791 , was brought to the states hom C<lttabatto ht the Phthppmes following the Spamsh-Amertcan War, but was not gtven to Pomeroy unttl eatly m 1925 The offtctal dedtcatton was on May 30, that year Plantz at Ius death left a fortune whtch never matenahzed to Pomeroy Vtllage OccasiOnal ram and mtld SWJday and Sunday mght. High m upper 30s and 40s m north and 50s m south Low m 30s Monday thrmng colder wtth ram endmg and changmg to scattered snow flurnes, mamly m north porhon uALLIPOLIS - Frank A Cremeans, transportation dtrector for the Calha County Local School District, announcell Saturday thai appticattons are bemg accepted for the postltOn of substitute bus drivers in three areas of the district There is a shortage of drivers m the Southwestern, Hannan Trace and Kyger Creek . t and village of' Pomeroy $375,000 which, Sub bus drivers needed 11 30a m , Letart Commun•ty, 12 12 15p m , East Letarl, 1 3, Will of Wyatt C. Pbmtz IJequeathed Courthouse gun a banker's gift Con tinued from page I • Star nng ChM ies Br onson Colorcartoons: Mart•an Rec1pe Raven . Hold the Fort Show starts 7 00 p m • MEETING CANCEIJ.ED POMEROY_ The Pomeroy Char,nber of eommerce will not meet Monday due to Prestdents' Day •• <'I I 1 } WINEBREN NER SCORES Metgs' Kelly Wmebrenner (13) shps mstde for a layup agamst Southwestern m Saturday's opemng round game of the Ftrst Annual French Ct ty Freshman basketball tournament at Galltpohs Wtnebrenner scored 11 potnts for Metgs On rtght ts Curt Nolan The Marauders eltmtnated the Htghlanders, 50-20 (See detatls on page 19) Chee rleaders and Parents - Tammy Hemsworth, Mr and Mrs Don Hemsworth , Lee Ann Johnson, Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson, Kim Shaver, Mr and Mrs Wayne Shaver , Kart Thomas, Mr and Etghth Grade Coach, Btll Leedy and Mrs Ketth Thomas, Ltbby Tope, Mr and Kathy, Seventh Grade Coach, Bob Kight Mrs Earl Tope and Darla Ward, Mr and and Becky and Rinky Dtnk Dtrector, Btll , Wamsley and Linda Mrs Wilham Ward GAHS Admtmstra twn - SupertnPlayers and Parents - Roger lendent, Paul Kuhn and wtfe Jean; Brandeberry, Dr and Mrs Ketth Brandeberry, Tony Folden, Mr and Mrs Prtnctpal James N M Davts and wtfe Wayne Folden, Brent Johnson, Mr and Esther, Athleltc Dtrector Ed Stewart and Mrs Vance Johnson , Jmt,l~ day, Mr and wtfe, Barbara and Mststant Athlettc Mrs Wayne Ntday, Brent Saunders, Mr Dtrector, Dean Mason and wife Martlyn. Rodney Tolliver's GAHS pep band and Mrs Leon SaWJders, Mike Sickels, Mrs Pat Sheets, Gary Snowden , Mr and provtded mustc for the event and staged a Mrs. Carol! Snowden; Tom Valentme, Mr halfttme show Ftve varstty baskelball seniors makmg1 and Mrs ~o Valentme , Jtm (Calvm) Warren , Mr. 1and Mrs. James Warren and thetr ftnal home appearance were Roger · Brett Wtlson, Mr and Mrs Chff Wtlson , Brandeberry, Jun Warren, Mike Stckles, Trainers and Parents- Moms Casey, Tom Valentine and Jtm Niday. Mr and Mrs Robert Casey; Bobby Cornwell, Mr and Mrs. Robert Cornwell and CWSINGDOWN Mark Dobson, Mr and Mrs Arden DabGALLIPOLIS - All governmental • son agencles, the Gallipolls City Buildmg and GAHS Basketball Staff and Wtves - Gall!a County Courthouse will be closed Head Coach, Jtm Osborne and Sandt; Monday for observance of Prestdenl's Asststant Coach, Ed Pauley and Marsha , Day, T~re wtll be no postal service except. 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