http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e05da15b114f5857582e94d2ee2c7db1.pdf 1aeb9b282dae967156388b0a4f62e6c2 PDF Text Text ' • J 10 - -The Daily Sentinel. Middlepnrt-Pom,•rO)'. () .. Momk1y, Mardi I7, 1 97~ Onassis to be buried on own island PARIS (UP! ) - Mrs. Jacqueline Kermedy Onassls, oow twice widowed, will take the body of millionai r e AristoUe Onassis to Greece Tuesday for burial on the shipping ma gnate's pri va te island of Skorpios, a famil y spokesman said today. Orly airport officials said a sj>ecial Boeing 7'!1 of Onassis's Olympir. Airways was sche· duled to leave for Greece with Onassls' body, his widow and his daughter , Otristma , be· tween 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. Tuesday. Legal expert. in Athens sa id most of his half-billion dollar fortWJe was expected to go to au istina, 24, but that Mrs. Onassls might inheri t as much as Sl25 million . Market Report said . Onassis died of bronchtal GALLIPOLIS, OHIO March 15. 1974 Sales Report of Ohio Valley Liveslock Co. STOCKER CATTL E StEERS - 25() to 300 lbs. 18 to 23.25 ; 300 to 400 lbs 19 to 23.40: 400 lo 500 lbs. 2IJ to 28; 500 to 600 lbs. 2il.50 to 29: 600 to 700 lbs. 18.50 to 25; 700 lbs. and Over 20 to 27.10. HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs. 17 to 24; 300 to 400 lbs. 17.85 to 22.50; 400 to 500 lbs. 19 to23; 500 to600 lbs. 20 to 23: 600 to 700 lbs. 2IJ lo 22.50; 700 lbs. and Over 2IJ to 23. STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head) - Slack Cows 120 to 197.50: Stock Cows and Calves · 165 to 240; Stock Bulls 115 to 180; Baby calves 12.50 to 30; !By the Pound) - canners & Cutters Cows 14.50 to 19 ; Holstein Cows 17 lo 22.30; Cmnmercial Bulls ( 1,000 lbs. and Over ) 19 to 24.10. VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs. to 250 50 to 55 ; Medium 200 lbs. to 300 36 to 46; Culls 30 Down. SHOATS- 12 to 35. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight& Tuesday March 17 -18 THE STING (Technlcotorl Robert Fedtord ( PG l Show Starts 7 p.m. '' M r. rr l . ~l r " Men are nol rewarded for having brains . but for using them " It doesn ' t ta k e bra in s, j ust good taste. to se lect brackets sh e l vi ng Laura L. Knapp of Letart dies Laura L. Knapp, Route I , Letart, age 70, died SlUiday tn Pleasant Vall ey Hos pita l. Fun er al se rvices will be conducted Wednesday at I : 30 p. m. at the Fair view Bible C1turch w1th the Rev . George Hoschar officiating. Burial will be in the Fatrview Cemetery . Friends will be re ceived at th e Fog leson g FWleral Home in Mason after 2 p. m. Tuesda y. The body will be ta ken to the chW'Ch one hour before the service. Mrs. Knapp was born Feb. 13, 190!i in Laurel C1if!, Meigs CoWJty, Ohio, a daughter or the lale William Doetfer and Lena Young Doerler. Her first husband was lhe late Lawrence Taylor, who died In 1941. Survivers include her· second husband , Charles W. Knapp, Route I, Lelart ; two daughters, Mrs . Elizabeth Ohlinger, Mason , and Mrs. Frances Edwards, Richlands, Va . ; three sons, Thomas Taylor, Richlands , and Clarence and Roger Taylor, of Napoleon ; a stepson, George W. Knapp, Middleport ; three step-<laughters, Mrs. Imogene Golianek, Elyria, Ohio ; Mrs. Mae Scarbro and Mrs. Luella Hendrick, both of Middleport ; four sJslers, Mrs . Evel yn Young, Pomeroy; Mrs. Lucille Hood of Warren, and Mrs. · Hazel Clubber and Mrs .' Frances Clark, both in Florida ; 11 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and four step-grandchildren . CLUB TO DINE The Harrisonville Golden Circle Senior Citizens Club will hold & birthday and potluck supper Tuesday, March 25 at 6 p. m. at the HarrisonviUe .Elementary School. Mr . and Mrs. Darold Taylor, Portland, will provide enterlalnment. COUNCIL TO MEET Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m . Pr rc tic e for a rally and quarterly birthdays will be observed. Potluck refresh· ment. will be served . QHWI and Some legal sources familiar with the Onassis fortune said , however, the multimillionaire gave his wife $10 million when th ey were marrted and she renounced any claims on his estate. Onassis associates smd the aircraft carrying the body will land at Aktion. an airport near Skorpios, the island which Onassis bought in 1963. From Aktion , scene- of the lUI val batlle in 31 B.C . where August us Caesar defeated Mark Antony, the body, acrompanied by members of the Onassis family and household, will be placed on a hearse for the 10-mile ride to the fishing port of Ntdri. Nidrt lies across the bay fr om Skorpios and the last part of the journey will be made by motor launch, a SP<Jkesman fr o m ou r " FRtENDL Y ONES" POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. AUTOS BUMP Meigs CoWlty Deputy Ray Manley Investigated a minor accident today at 8:42a.m. in front of the post offi ce in Tuppers Plains . Dale W. Welsh, 37, Tuppers Plains. had stopped to go into the post office when a car driven by Lula Huffman, 61, Tuppers Plains. backed from a driveway and struck Welsh's car. There was slight damage to 1lle Huffman car and moderate to Welsh 's. No citation was issued . pneumonia in the American Hospital in Pari:) S<.t turday afte r hve weeks of treatmcnl. John Kenn edy , Jr ., a nd Ca roline Kennedy , the children of the late President , fl ew to Aklion via Athens today. The two children, who were accorn. panied by Mrs. Hugh Auchin· loss, mother of Mrs. Onass•s. wtll go from Aktion to Skorptos by helicopter, a n Olympic spokesman said . A motorboat will take the body to the small 2tJO.year-<lid chapel of Panagtsta amidst orange and cypress trees and flowers that Jacqueline herself planted overlooking the loman &>a. In the chapel, dedicated to the Virgin Mar y, Onass1s marri ed the widow of President Kennedy in 1968 and buned hi s beloved son Alexander in 1973. Onass1s, a painted anc1ent ikon of the Greek Orthodox church on his breast, lay on a bier s urround ed by whtte fl owers today in the chapel on the groWJds of the America n Hospital where he died 34 days after a gall bladder operation. One orchid sent by his widow was placed on the bier , family friends said . rail move ConUnued !rom page I track . The development, it said, "represents an OpP<Jrlunity for recreational development that will probably never occur again on such a scale ." The report says good examples of what can be done are the Elroy-sparta State Trail in Wisronsin , 1lle Dlinois Prairie Path, the Cargill Long Park Trail in Longview, Tex., and 1lle Burke-Gihnan Trail in the metropolitan Seattle area. Conunltlee Chairman Henry Diamond said the report is not recommending rail lines be abandoned. But, he said, "if all else falls creating trails from rails no! only provides recreation and environmental benefits, but it preserves the rorridor for P<JSSible future transP<Jrlation needs: ' Mrs . Onassis, dressed in ·n,c archibi shop of the Greek black coa t, sweater and stoc k· Orthodox chW'ch in Paris, C. Mcllitios, said a prayer over in ~s. walked silently through _the bier this morn ing for the th e bronze doors of Ute chilly so ul of the 7J.year-old shtpptn g chapel. tycoon. She spent 15 solitary minutes The body was to be placed in in the Am en can Hospital 's a dark walnut roffin trii,mned cliapel Sunday evening with with brass at 3: 15p.m. today. the body then left on the a rm of Fun era l home off icial Gabrtel a bW'ly bodyguard , stared Dumont said necessary papers stra ight ahead through sunfor transP<Jrl of ihe body were glasses and drove to t he be tng signed today at the Onassts apartment in the hear t of Parts . Greek l'onsulate. Kissinger with Minister Rabin J ERUSA LEM IUPI J Secreta ry of State Henry Ktssmger met with Israeli Prime Mmtster Yitzhak Rabin today to ge t the Israeli unswer K1ssmger hopes will keep his shu ttle misswn gumg in search of a second·stage accord be~ tween Egypt and Israel. He had a green ll ght to continu e negotiati ons from th e Israe lJ c.:a bmet but it was W1clea r what proposal he was ta kmg back to Presid ent An· war Sadat when he ta kes orr for Aswan, Egypt , to begm his tturd shuttle betwee n the two COWl tries. · Departure was set for 3 p.m 19 a.m. EDT ). Ki ss mger first had brea kfast with Rabm and \hen met the full Israe li negoHating team for 90 minutes. Afterward s he said, "We revtewed once aga in the ideas which I brought from Egypt and th e Isra eli reaction as well as the considerations which the Israeli cabmet are asking me to ta ke to Etypt." Ktssinger will bnng back Sada t 's res ponse Tuesday afternoon: On Kissinger 's way here last Friday, a seni or offici al said Israel would have to carn e up with something new for Sadat to keep the negotiations going. Israel SOW'ces satd a gap still eXIs ts between. the two countri es on wha t the settlemen t should be and tha t Israel was not yet talking about tern tonal 1ss ues - a formal orfer to withdraw from the Abu Rudeis Oi l fields and the Sinm mo Wl tain passes . " What we are talkin g :.1hout ts wh at Egypt g1ves in return for ve ry su bsta ntia l and 'pa inful Is rael i territ ori a l co ncess ions, ., an Is rae li governm ent official said. Kiss 1n ge r put a news blackoul on details of the nego tJa twns, but the Israeli newspapers wer e full of spec ulation and reports. The Enghsh language Post said Egypt was not prepared to s1gn th e nonbelli gere ncy declara tiOn that Israel has demanded. Th e Post said Sunday n1ght's scsston between Kissinger and the Israeli negotiators was the to ughest ye t beca use th e secre tary "dt d not hide his fear that Israel's stand might endanger the successful out come of the talk s." Th e Hebr ew • lan guage newspaper s Davar and Ha' ar etz said Egypt had proposed a join t pledge with Israel to refrain from using fo rce or the threat of fo rce but linked such a pled ge to con· tinued progress toward an overall peace settlement. "The Israeli team told Dr. Kissin ger last night tha t the pledge must s tand on its own feet and be WJconnected to external developments, " th e two newspapers said · ~usic M. Harris died at Holzer Mrs. Susie M. Harris, 59, a Icsident or 701 Beach St., Middleport, died at 1lle Holzer Medical Center's Emergency Room at 6 a.m. today. She was born 10 Meigs County, Nov. 12, 1915 the da ughter of the late John and Sarah Cochran Lewis. She married Uoyd Harris who survives along with two daughters, Mr s. Joyce Circle of New Haven, W. Va . and Mrs. Jamce Gibbs of Middleport ; four gra nddaughters , four brothers, Georg e Lewis of Salt Lake City ; John, Belpre, Ohio ; Robert of Racine and Samuel of Harrisonville, Ohio, a stster, Mrs. Dorothy Strickline of Cambridge , Ohio. Private IWJeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Miller's Home For FWlerals , Gallipolis, with burial in Meigs Memorial Garden . In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute to the American Cancer Society . Ca lling hours will be held at the fWJeral home from 6-9 p.m . Tuesday. N H L Standings By Unit e d Pre ss Int ern a tional bt vhion 1 w . I. t. pi S gf ga P hila dlph ia 42 18 10 94 249 165 I Driver cited after mishap N Y 1Sian d e r s29 24 17 75 230 19 2 A t la nt a 28 28 13 69 198 199 Russell D. Morris, 18, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was cited to D• vision 2 w . 1. ' I. piS gf 91 Municipal Court for driving left Va n couver 34 29 1 75 237 122 of 1lle center following a traffic Ch icago 33 3 1 7 73 237 2 14 accident at 9 p.m. SatW'day on S t . LOUIS 29 28 13 7 1 234137 Min neso ta 20 43 6 46 198 305 First Ave. and Sycamofe St. K ansas City 14 47 10 38 169 291 City police said the Morris D1vi s ion J w 1 t . ptsgf g;~ car went left of the center M on tr ea l 4 1 11 17 99 32 9199 striking a vehicle operated by L os An geles 36 15 19 91 235 163 Ralph W. Elliott, 26, Rt. 2, P itt sburg h 33 2J 14 80 29 6 255 Gallipolis . There was De tro •I 20 40 11 5 1 221 293 Was h in gton 6 59 5 17 152 383 moderate damage. DIVI SiOn 4 A backing mishap occurred . w . L I. pi s gt ga at 10:18 p. m. SatW'day on B uffa l o 4) lJ 15 10 1 317 213 Serond Ave. where an auto ' Bos ton 39 2 1 11 89 32 0 217 To r o n to 28 30 13 !Yil 248 277 driven by Maria F. Griffin, is, Ca l i fornia 18 41 11 47 186 168 GalliP<JliS, was struck by a car Saturday's R es ults backing operated by Vickie NY Isl and ers 3 Bos t on 1 P1tt sburgh 12 Wa s h ington 1 · Lynn Moore, 16, Rt. 2, P h ilad elph ia 4 Toron to 4 Cheshire. No charge was filed . Mon t r ea l 3 Los Ang eles 0 Ch icag o 5 M 1nn es ota 2 Sunday 's Re sult s Ph ilad elph ia J L os A nge les 0 M1 nn es ota .4 De troi t 3 B u ffal o 11 Toronto 3 B OS tOn 7 St LOU IS 2 P itt sburgh 6 Kansas C ity 3 Vancouv er 5 Ch1cag o 4 Monday 's Game At lanta at Montreal WHA Standing s By Un1ted Pr ess International E as t w . L t. pfs gt ga N ew En g lnd 38 24 5 80 2J S.23 l Cl ev eland 29 36 ] Chi ca go 26 40 I lnd 1anapo1 s 17 46 ] West w. t. f . Housto n 45 22 0 6 1 190 220 53 224 265 37 181 27 6 FAMILY THANKFUL DEDHAM , Mass. !UP[) - A pfS gt ga family is thankful to a passing 90 3 10 21J stranger for saving five lives. Ph oe n1 x 34 27 7 75 25 3 219 Problem is, they don't know his Mi n nesota 35 19 2 72 264 232 name. Sa n 01ego 33 29 3 69 258 233 The man smashed through a Ba1t 1mor e 18 48 3 39 112 301 Canadian front bedroom window when he w . 1. t. pts gt ga saw flames in a burning home Qu ebec 41 11 0 84 189 255 as he was driving by Saturday, Toronto 37 31 2 76 307 277 said Frances Ward, 38. Van cou v er 33 30 2 68 217 211 Mrs. Ward was not home at Edmonton 32 30 3 67 233 226 the time, but the warning Winn ipeg Jl 31 4 66 268 243 X· Franchise transferred trom roused her three sons MiChigan Michael, 15 ; Thomas, 14; and Saturday's Result s Joseph, 13 -;~ s well as her New Eng land 6 Edmonton 2 lnd1anapo i1S 7 Baltimore 3 brother, Michael Dayie, 40, and Van couver 7 Quebe c 4 Sunday 's Results her mo1ller, Frances Dayie, 58. Hou ston 2 Cleveland 1 Aneighbor said the man then Van cou\ler 4 Quebe c 2 went back into 1lle burning New England 7 Toronto 5 Winn ipeg 10 Edmonton I house and pulled blankels off Ch icago A San Diego 2 Monday's Games 1lle beds to wrap around 1lle C le veland at Chicago boys, outside in 1lleir pajamas. Hou ston at Toronto The neighbor took the family UNIT CALLED to her home. The Racine ER squad was The stranger then tlrove away, wi1llout identifying him- called Saturday at 7: 30 p. m. for John Sellers, Portland, a self. m edical patient , who was taken to Veterans Memorial LOCAL TEMPS Hospital . The temperature in down· town Pomeroy at II a. m. NOW YOU KNOW Monday was 51 degrees WJder In London in 1742, sugar sold sWJny skies. for $2.75 a poWJd. NOI"th w. 1. t. pts gt 3erving you bas been out· business since )952. M iddleporl, Ohio ,. pts gf ga Dayton 42 26 3 87 273 245 Columbus Tole do Des Mom es F o rt Wayn e 39 30 32 36 3 81 290 255 4 68 265 259 6 62 233 25 4 24 3 25 5 27 2 36 3 17 49 4 12 28 I Souttt w. 1. t. 28 36 16 38 93 87 86 71 1 ;:;:::: ::~=~::;:::;:;:; :;:;: ;:;:;:-::·:·::;:;:;: ·: 6 58 236 21 9 t eam d isbanded x- Saturday ' s Results Sag maw 7 Kalama zoo 4 Columbu s 4 To ledo 2 Dayton 6 F l 1nt 4 Port Huron 5 Des Moin es 3 Muskegon 9 Fort Wayn e 2 Sunday's Result s Columbu s S Dayton 0 De s Moines 5 Sagmaw 3 Flint 7 Por t Hurton 2 Toledo 5 Klamazoo 4 Mu sk e gon 7 F t Wayne 5 Today ' s Game D es Moines at Columbu s. PHILS SUFFER BLOW ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 1UP!) - The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a blow to 1lleir peMant hopes when relief pitcher Tug McGraw was sent back to Philadelphia Sunday for fur1ller examination of back and chest pains which hampered his performance as a New York Met last season. Club officials said the southpaw McGraw is likely to undergo surgery and will probably miss 1lle first month of t,he season. INTO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy unit of SEOEMS transP<Jrted Thomas Clark, Syracuse, to the Holzer Medical Center at 6:15 a. m . Monday. :;:,:;:;:;:,:: :;:·:::: COLUMBUS I UP I) - Sections of state railroa d track prOP<JSed for abaMonmen t by the federal gove rrm1ent should be held available st nce they provtde links to Ohio ma l fi elds, the Publi c Utili ti es Commission of Ohio urged Monday. The proposed abandonments are part of the United Sillies R ai lw ay Assoc ia t io n 's "PrelimiiUi ry System Pia~." "Some of the railroad track in qu estiO n pro\'ides direct ltnks to coal fie lds in Ohto," PUCO Conumssioner Dav id C. Sweet said 1n a statement "While 1llese fields are not produ cmg coal at the present time, the coal is of lugh energy content and could be used in the ruture as environm ental techn ology comes into wtder application. " · Th e tra ck involved includes $eel ions from Corning (Perry County) to Hobson (Meigs County) ; Piney Fork (Jef. Can Fill Any of Your Carpet .. ... ~t '?t'~~d~~Jl{j Come to the Carpet Department on the 3rd floor . We have several hundred samples· of carpet to g•ve you the color, fibre and style of carpet for every room in your home. office, church or school . We will come to your home at your convenience, measure and give you a completely installed price. All carpet installed by our own carpet · mechanics with years of experience. SHOP FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS ' - 9:30 TO 8 PM ·ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ., • discussiott contmucs as to the P<Jsstbilily of loca ting eoal gasification plants within Ohio," Sweet sa id. " It would seem ridiculous to abandon th ese rails now. only to ha ve to rebuild them at some future da te whtm coal IS aga in being produced from these fields." "These secti ons of track Th e PUCO suggested the rail offer acccss lbtli ty to Oh io C\l rridors be kept available a reas or sig nif ica nt eoa l through a process known us resC'ncs, wh ic h might be "rail banking ." Rail banking utlli tzed in the fut ure as In VOl VeS pn~<:.PI'\':l lj ron nf ~~ r• 1iJ VOL. XXVI 1 NO. 236 right-{)f-way not currently in so the ra il service l'an be IWallable when needed. lJ.';C Sweet urged rail se rvtce be tnaintained to three coa l-rired generating plants located on hn es considered l."xccss by the associa tiO n. The pla nts arc lol'ated at St. Mu rys lfl Auglaize County, Yellow Springs 1n Greene County nnd DHy ton in Montgomery Count y. stea m G-T business office closed The closmg of the Pomeroy business o£f1cc, effective w1 th the d ose of business Thursday, Mm·ch 27, is being announ ced by Ge nera l Telephone Co. of Oht o Donald H. Pearch, J r .. Pome r oy l' us tomer se r vice s up er visor , said spLra lm g inflat mg cost.s and the ge neral economic c1unale rn.akP the continued opera ti on of th e office unpracllcal. Pea rc h explaHJ ed that customers in the Pomeroy, Rac ine. Rutland, Lel<\rt F"lls and Por tland exehan ges can make payments by usmg the envel opes enclosed wtth each bill. Payment m person can be made at the Dutton Drug Store in Mtddle port , th e Rac in e Home-Nut10nal Bank or the Rutland Departmen t Stort'. Cus tomers <:an continue to contac l the business office by dialing 418 Wid the repatr department by diali ng 414. The customer se rvt ce supervisor and the installalion and mamtena ncc force w1ll remam in Pomeroy • FLAG PRESENTED - Oh io Ron James, 92nd District, of Proctorville, left, Monday night presented an Ohio flag whi ch flew over the capitol building m Colwnbus on Ma rch 12 to tlw Gallia-Mcigs Chapter of the Order of De Malay in Middlepm·t. In a short ta lk, Rep. Jam es commended UJC chapter on il5 "servtce to U1e people", relating h1s remarks to ~real people m Ohio's history With Rep. James, from the left , are Mike Hendrickso n, junior councilor: Seott Reuter, sc~ior cow1cilor , a nd Bert Moshier, master cotmcilor. The present ation was <~ rra nged by Bill Qutckle, a past master counci lor • at Rain likely tonight, endtng Wednesday. Lows tonigh t in the low 40s. Highs in lhe mid 50s. Probability of rain 50 per cent this afternoon, 90 per cent tonight and 50 per cent Wed· nesday. Now You Know enttne Natural ice was first transported commercially in the United Sta tes m 1799, when ice blocks were shipped from New York City lo Charleston, S. C. Devoted To Tire lntereMs OJ' Th(' Meigs-Mu.~un Art•u POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By United Press International COLUMBUS - DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS are prepared to proceed with their own economic recovery programs and leave Gov. James A. Rhodes' plans on 1lle back burners for awhile. As the lawmakers reconvened this week, legislation suspending the state sales tax on new motor vehtcles for three months was beaded for a Senate floor vote, perahaps as early as this afternoon. Democrats hope 1lle bill, au1llored by Sen. Robert D. Freeman, [).(:anton, will spur car sales and help employment tn the auto industry . It is estimated to cost 1lle state in excess of $211 nilllion in lost revenues. Senate Majority Whip Harry Me she!, D· Youngstown, sald the Democrat. would have other proP<Jsals. He said he doubts the date of the June primary wtll be set back to acconunodate Rhodes' plans on housing finance and transP<Jrtation. Election is close Needs! ferson County) to Dillonvale \ Je fferson Co un ty ); Crooksv ille 1Perry County l to Ful to nh am {Mu sking um County); Mm crva (portions of Ca rroll , Co hunbta na and Sta rk cou nt1es l to Mar iett a (Washington County). Weather WASlllNGTON - AN AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT survey of fanners intentions Monday showed the farmers have cutback ~n plaryting plans for major 1975 grain crops. The survey llhOwed O!tlo farmers intend to pl~nt 3,700,000 acres of rorn, down Bper cent from previous estimates. However, soybean plantings in the Buckeye state were estimated at 3,250,000 acres, up 1 per cent. Despite the cutbacks from estimates shown in a preliminary Jabuary survey, however, the new report left acreage at levels which still may be big enough to yield record crops If weather conditions snap back from last year's sub-normal performance. The new report, based on surveys made about March I, showed farmers intend to reduce rorn planting to 75.3 million acres, down 3 per cent from last year. In the January survey, growers had indicated plans for a cut of 0.4 per cent. WASH!NGTON - PRESIDENT FORD SAYS Asian allies are rt><!xamining their relationship with the United Sl<\tes because of Congress' reluctance to provide $222 million in emergency military aid to Cambodia. Ford told a news conference in South Bend, Ind., he does not condone "sloppy bookkeeping in the Department of Defense" that resulted in $21.5 Continued on page 8 ELBERFELD$ IN· POMEROY MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30' TO 5 Baker.Furniture ga 236 208 235 257 292 2 16 45 41 42 34 appliances at t/Je lowest possible t.erms, service whm you need it. 305 272 280 245 38 191 25 145 Mu skegon F lint Sag 1naw Port Huron K al amazoo x Lan si ng ;.;:;:;:;:;.::·:·:·:·:·:· . PLACE CHANGED Due to a previous com. mltment of the electric company meeting room the meeting with Mr. Ron . Nathan, concerning the abandonment of the Penn Central lines In 1llls area, 'will be held In the MlddleP<Jrt VIllage Council Chambers over the VIllage Hall at 10 a.m. Wednesday. will be Testimony welcomed from all sources, especially business people who will be affected by the loss of a $2 million payroll In this area If the lines are abandoned. Persons unable to attend Wednesday's session or the Akron hearing may offer Input by mailing six copies of their testimony, on 8\, by 11 paper, to: Interstate Commerce Commission, 1900 L St., Washlngton. D. C. 211036. League Standings By United Press International You 'II find a great selection offine fu miture, floo r coverings and prices. Free delivery, convenient , ~~\'S·:·:·::::; . ;.;.;.;.;:;.;. ;.;.;:;:;:;:;.; International Hockev .J. Spring Time Tracks to coal fields needed N Y R ange r s 332413 79280237 TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1975 Hospital to build office The Meigs County Board of Meigs County in the event 1lle Co mmi ss ioners today ap- hospital corporati on should proved a resolution to ad· ever dissolve. vertise and sell to Veterans In other busmess the comMemorial Hospital, Inc ., missioner transferred money suffi cie nt land adjacent to the already appropriated , $42,500 children's home building to from the general fWld to 1l1e enabl e the co rporation to landfill accolUil. cons truct an office building. Attending were Henry Wells, Aconveyance of the land will Warden OW's, and Bernard be necessary in order to enable Gilkey, commissioners, and the corporation to borrow a Martha Chambers, clerk. Also porhon of the money necessary meeting wtth the comfor construction. missioners were Bernard It was pointed out that the Fultz, prosecuting attorney, arlicies of incorporation of the and Scott Lucas , hospital hospttal provide that monies admtnistrator tn regard to the and properties accwnulated by selling or land adjacent to the the hospttal shall at any future children's home . lime become U1e property of Pleiku given up SAIGON (UP!) - South Vietnamese troops and civilians today abandoned the Central Highlands- where the !unerican war in IndoChina began 14 years ago - in the worst setback for anti CommWJist forces in Southeast Asia since the loss of North Vte tnam. Trucks, buses , cars, motorcycles and thousands of ctvilians on foot fled Pletku province capital, 230 miles north of Saigon, in the largest convoy of the war. Field report. said the ragtag convoy stretched 60 miles at noon today , from Ple1ku to Cheo Reo provincial c~pital, halfway to the coastal havens and 210 miles northeast of Saigon . Virtually all 80,000 civilian residents of Pleiku and Kontum province cap1tals were in the convoy, the reports said. I I 1S CENTS Chamber urged • • to JOin protest JOY WHITE Joy White winsAEP scholarship Joy White, a senior at Meigs High School in Pomeroy, is a wmner in the 21st annual American Elec tric Power System Educational Awards competition . She IS the daughl<!r of George White, unit foreman at Central Operatmg Company's Phtlip Sporn Plant. Central Operating Company is one of th e operatmg companies of the AEP System. The awards are based on grades, test scores, interviews and other information and are administered by the AEP System Educational Tr us t Fund. They are generated from dividends on llEP common stock anQ other mv,estments and can be used only for educational purposes. The Continued on page 8 HE SHUT UP LOS ANGELES (UP!) Pohce Chief Ed Davis, barred by a court order from discussing a suspect in the ;:::::;:;:;:::::;:;:::::::::;.;:;:;:;::.;·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·::·:·:···:··:;:;:;:·:·· slasher killings, Monday EXTENDED OUTLOOK stuffed a green St. Patrtck's Thursday through Wi 111 the filing deadline - 4 Day handkerchief in his mouth. Saturday, chance or rain p.m. this Thursday - fast "You know I have difficulty Thursday, ending Friday LOCAL TEMPS approaching, little interest has saying 'no comment," ' he said , and fair Saturday. Highs will been shown so far by can- "but, no comment." Davts Temperature in downtown be In the 50s and lows in the Pomeroy at II a.m. Tuesday <lidates seeking village offices earlier Identified the suspect 30s. was 53 degrees under sunny in Pomeroy and Middleport. on a television news show. skies . With two seats on village council opening 1llis year, only one candidate - John Manley, Republican incumbent, has filed. His tenn and 1lle tenn of William Snouffer expire this year. The mayor's post In Pomeroy will be filled 1llis year and the only candidate to date is Clarence Andrews, a Republican. Jane Walter, Republican incumbent, has filed for village clerk and E. F . Robinson , Republican incumbent, for the one seat on the board of public affairs to be filled this year. In Middleport, two seats on council will be filled this year. Carl Horky and William Walters now fill the offices. The only candidate to file for one of 1l1e seats to date is Lowell Price, Republican. Fred Hoffman, Republican incumbent mayor serving by appointment, has filed for nomination to run for the office and Gene Grate, Republican incumbent clerk-treasurer, has filed for nomination to run again for his post. There are no o1ller candidates for the two offices at this time. Two seats <11 1l1e board of public affairs in Middleport will be filled this year. So far, Utere are no STEADY PERFORMER - Jean Ritchhart of the .candidates. · outing. Above, she ctrives against Meigs defender sophomore Sou1llern High champion - and undefeated - girls The Meigs County Board of Pam Vaughan, and at right Jean goes high with a shot from basketball team, had a good night in the fin a I game against Elections is open frmn I to 4 outside (See Page 2 for team pictUre ). - PictW'es by Katie Meigs Monday night. Her great floor game and six point. p.m. for 1l1e convenience or Crow. were a good evening's work for anyone in Southern's <0·22 candidates. ... . 'I '· PHONE 992-2156 Ted Reed, president of the Pomeroy Chamber of Com· mer ce, urg ed m(\Jllbers Monday at their noon luncheon meeting a t the Meigs Inn to attend a meeting Wedn~sday to protest abandonment of the Penn Central Lines tn this area . Charles . Winebrenner, formerly of Middleport now of Cheshtre , asked full support of the chamber by attendance at the mee ting . Winebrenner is employed on the railroad. Ron Nathan, public coun· selor from Washington, will be in Middl eport a t 10 a .m . Wednesday. The meeting ' will be held at Village Hall . This will be the last public hearing in this area prior to the preparation of the final system of "Conn-Rail. " Reed and Jack Carsey are to represent the chamber at the mee ting . In other busmess, Reed said bids to repair the PomeroyMason Bndge will be sold tn • \pril but as to when the buidge will be closed is not known. Reed also present<.'<! a letter to the chamber from James Schmidt, a semor at University of Cinctnnati , who asked for ftnancial assistance to attend medi cal sc hool with th e guarantee that whe n he graduates he would practice in the area that gives financtal support. No action was taken. Carolyn Thomas , secreta ry , reported lha t a lounsm promotion mee ting will be held at 7:30p.m. Tuesday, March 25 at the Meigs In~ . The meeting 1s open to the public,1especialfy members of the busin ess community who would benefit by tourism promoti on. Its purpose IS to make public the Regi onal Co operative Touri sm Promoti on plan design ed by the federall · fWJded Buckeye Travel-Tour Project. Mrs. Thomas also reported that sponsors are needed for a bike hike on April 19. Those m teres ted are to call Hank Cleland at Chester . Mrs. Thomas also repor~d that the chambe r office is seeking rental hM!tngs. Those who have proper ty to rent are to call on Mrs. Thoma s at the office of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Millard Va nMete r presen ted a ca talog ue on Christmas decorations for the chamber to rev iew. Named as co-c hairmen for the Big Bend Regatta to be held on June 20, 21 and 22 were B!ll Grueser, Earl Ingels, and Jack Carsey. Mrs. Thomas announced that the annual dmner meeti ng of the Galltpolis Area Chwn ber of Co mmerce wil l be held Saturday, March 22 at 6::10 p.m. m the cafet.eria at Rio Gra nd e Coll ege. Marvin VanMe ter will at tend Ute mee tmg. Attending were Reed, Mt·s. Th omas , Mr s. Va nM eter , Marvin VanMeter, Wendell Hoover, Bill Grueser , Richard Chambers , Virgil Teaford , Jack Kerr, Earl Ingles, Bob Jacobs, Jack Carsey, Becky Mallory, Melissia Corise a nd Katie Crow . Parking lot wall bids will be let on May I By Katie Cro" Ma yo r Dale Smith said Monday night the Army Corps of En gineers has approved fundmg for repatr to the upper parking lot wall and that bids will be let May I. This and a vanely of other matters were discussed and acted on when Pomeroy council met. There are approxim a tely seven parkmg spi:lces facing the river tha t are closed to parkmg due to a large fault tn the parking lot wall. In other business council agreed to purchase, follow ing 1lle opening of bids, a tar kettle and burner and a portable burner fr om South eastern Equipment Co. , Gallipolis, at a cost of $1 ,375. The equipment IS to be received wtthin 10 days. They also agreed to have brakes on the backhoe repaired by the same company at a cost of $650. Coun cil, aft er hearin g a request from Chief of Police Jed Webster, agreed to pur· chase a siren for the police cruiser from Bobier Electronic Inc .. Parkersburg, at a cos t of $190 plus $20 fo r installation. The s1ren on the cruiser has ~he Village, as agreed, so 1t been moper able for two months ihay be used at Beech Grove and cannot be repaired. cemetery. Chi ef Webster gav e th e Ma yor Smith reported that foll owtng report for February the owners of the Blue and 45 arrests were made, 19 ac· Grey Res taurant would like cide nts were in ves ti gated, permtssion to leave a canopy 1,370 parkm g ti ckel• issued, on to the side door going mto the $2,5r.7 collected fr om parkmg restauran t off Court St. Counctl lot meters and $2,195.50 from did not feel the can opy adds to s treet me ters , 1total of the appearance or the town and $4 ,762.50), drove 4,:130 miles agreed it must come down . and had th e cruiser serviCe two Council voted 5 to I to purtimes. cha se a lot on Ann St. for acIt was brought up that since a cess to the water ta nk that will new truck has been purchased be loca ted tn tha t area fo r $400 for the water department its plus $300in back taxes. Ca s lin~ old truck is to be turned over to Continued on page 8 Middleport sets its Sign Up day Richard Hovatter annoWJced today Stgnup Day for the Middleport Swnmer Baseball League will be Saturday , March 22, between the hours of 9 a .m. and 3 p.m. at the Feeney Bennet! American Legion Hall. Ages for pee wee league is 7. :;:::;.;:;::::=:·:·:::::::::::::.;:;:;:;.;:::;.;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;: 9, li ttle league 1()..12 and pony YER'ALL WELCOME league , IJ.I5. Insurance fees . The public Is invited to for pee wee and little leagu e attend the annual Meigs are $2 and $3 for pony league. County Spelling Bee to he At a recent meeting, it was held at 7:30p.m. this evening decided to change the name at the ~afeterlp of Southern from Boys League to Youth High School, Racine. Sixteen League to allow girls to play in finalists from the county's Pee Wee and Little Leagues. elementary and junior high Officers elec ted were schools will he rompetlng for Rtcbard Hovatter, 'presidenl ; the county championship. Milford Hysell, vice p_resident; .::::::::::.;:::::::::::::::::s;::·:::::::::::::::::::.:::::::·:-:':': :.::::::: Allen King, seljl'etary and I publici ty, and Gat! Hova tter, treasurer. Coaches for the Pee Wee League will be Bob Southern and Mickey Childs . Youth League coaches will be Ray Stewart, Charl es Scott , Richard Hovatter and Milford Hysell. Pony teague coaches will be Dave Dodson and Jerry Davenport. All boys and gtrls interested ·are w·ged lo sign up Saturday. Those who will be playing pony league are to take their birth certificales to the sign up. A public meeting for the Youth League. wiU be held at 7:30p.m. Saturday , March 29, Iat the Miqqleport Fire u ouse. ' ' �' ' \ " - 1he Dally Senhnel Mtddleport-Pomero' 0 , Tuesdav March 18 1975 Black teams assured nod - Bulldogs' • • NEW YORK (UP! ) -Black colleges not only got a votce Ill the selecllon of teams for the National Invttatwn Tour· nament Monday, but <hey also recetved assurance at least one black tnSlllution wtll be mv1ted to each NIT m future years Rev Jesse Jackson, dtreclor of Operatwn PUSH (People Uruted for Savmg Humaruty) look tcme out from his dally routine to threaten the NIT ' wtth a picket !me if prOVISIOns weren't made for mcludmg black schools The ptcket l\ne was averted when Madison Square Garden President M1chael Burke arPVT BYRD LEONARD ranged Monday s meellng be Marine Pvt Byrd M tween Jackson and Fordham Athlettc Director Peter Car Leonard, son of Mr and Mrs Lesler L Leonard of 1306 ICSimo the cha 1rman of the Viand St , Point Pleasant, NIT selection conumttee Jackson v.on a concessiOn completed Infantry Training School at the Marine Corps from Carles1mo and Base Camp Pendleton, Manhattan Athletic Dtreclor Cahf Ken Norton that they would recommend to the c~1 . .:__ TilE CHAMPS - The Southern Htgh G1rls' basketball team won thmr mvttahonal tournament when they defeated the Metgs g1rls Monday mght m pla) at Southern Htgh School Front, 1 r Connee Andrews, coach Jean Rtlchhart Nancy !Wy Jenmfer Mugrage Debbte Roush and Cheryl Roseberry ba ck row Melama Waldmg Cheryl Larkins Beck) Sayre Brenda Lawrence Ja ye Ord O.bbte Roush Mcgraw to ... and Karen Gumther Bobby Ord, d1Siricl supermtendent made lhe presenlaltons of troph1es Me1gs was presented wtth a second place trophy Kyger Creek third place and Gallipolis fourth place In openmg remarks, Ord sa1d, G1rls athletics are here to stay There was a large crowd m at ten dance • Southern girls wm it all RACINE - The Southern Ht gh School Gtrls ln\ll<tliOnal BaskellUJ.Il I ournamcnt was \\ On b) the host Southern Tornado g1rls of Coach Connee Andre\\ s here Monday e\ emng before a large and enU1ustasllc crowd The Southern team led the Marauders of Coac h Mary Jane Deely throughout U1e contes t and won the cham ptonshtp b) the fmal tol<t l of 40- had 5 and Beth Vaughan and Demans Ash each had 2 pomts Southern has JUst completed a perfect 11-0 season and w1th the a ddt Iton of the1r wm streak HE WEIGHS ENOUGH CHICAGO I UP!) - Derek Shaf Olle of the qumtuplets born Feb 9 we1ghs enough lo go home today but hts three survtvmg brother and sisters 22 need a fe" more days Ill the Leadtng the Southern attack hospital Derek wetghs 4 was Cher)l Larkms 111lh 19 pounds 14 ounces A brother polllls Other sc01 cs fm the Adam we1glung 3 pounds 14 wmners \\ere Bt enda l..llw ounces 1 emams m an tn renee w1th 10 Jea n R1tch cub.1 tor but Vannessa 4 hart 6 Jenmfer Mugrage 4 pounds 71 ounces, and Ttf and Beck) &me fm~>hcd w1th fany 4 pounds P .. ounces 1 The reboundmg Southern \\ US t awrence ~\ po~,~;ct for pr ov ided by ho gr ul>b~..:d 19 caroms fr om tJJe boards For th e seco nd pii!Ce Marauders the leaders were Pam Vaughan "tlh 7, Mary Weyersmlller 6 Janel Maue may go hom e by the weekend the spokes man sa id ~ome odop1 ca n change from shades of l1ght aqua to a deep red brown wtthm seconds bien dmg wtth the sea or mam1ckmg a coral mass to foo l thetr prey and enem tes 17 injured on school bus oflast year they have not been defeated 111 13 contests Followmg the comple twn of last mght s contest the Southern team was gtven a standmg ovation By quarters Me~gs 6736-22 Southern 9 8 14 9--40 Market Report COLUMBUS tUPII - Feder al state summary of Oh10 I ves tock auct1on s Monday Cattle Compared w •fh last Monday sla ughter steer s 1 50 lower at Creston steady to '2 h1gher at Marysville Slaughter heifers steady to 1 lower slaughter cows steady to 3 h1gher slaughter bulls 1 lower vea lers 3 lower feede r ca ttl e s teady Slaugh ter steers Cho ce 885 35 85 good 32 34 dress-tng 30 70 32 50 mortgage hospllahzallon <•ducatlon employes bencftt plans and the quahf1ed m dtvldual retirement plan few low standard 25 SO 31 75 low slanda rd 24 75 27 50 Slaughter he lers Cho1ce and prime 885 1215 lb 2 4 33 35 90 chOICe 820 1055 lb 3 4 32 33 85 good 915 1250 lb 2 3 32 33 90 760 885 30503150 4 275031 SQ standard 24 50 28 25 PROBE SLASHJNGS COLUMBUS t UP!) - The Slaughter cows Util1ty and state Htghway Patrol toda) commerct al 815 1700 l b 17 22 60 \\as mveshgatmg the slashmg Slaughter bulls 1 1270 2240 lb of two large decorative art 25 60 27 25 Vealers Choice (35 220 tb 43 works wh1ch hang on the "ails 55 of the new Sl<tte Offtce Towel Feeder cattle Ch01 ce s teers and bulls 400 675 tb 23 26 good here steers 300 500 lb 92 so 110 per head standard 300 755 lb 18 22 Good he~fers 300 500 lb 20 23 85 slandard 300 500 tb 52 87 50 per Battery life of heart pacer DEAR OR lAMB - About a year ago I nas assa1~t ed m the street about 9 ..1 m un .1 Monda) mornmg at our posl off1ce I struck hun back and knoc~ed hun d011 n He was a l<tll man about stx feet and we1ghmg about 200 pow1ds 1 had e•penenced a heart atl<lc k before th ts happened Ml doctor called 1! at nal ftbrtllalt on I "as perfectly calm and serene at the time 1 res1sted him and knocked him down When I arnved home the reaction set m The end result was I landed mthe hosp1lal and was ullimatel) operated on to mstall a pacemaker I would deeply apprec1ale 11 if you could mform me how long tl takes before I need new battertes for th1s pacemaker DEAR READER - Hearl pacemakers have been an tmportant addtllon to the treatment and management of heart dtsease They are highly successful m mamlammg regular heart action The firSt one was Implanted m lr,' and smce"' then more than 120,000 have! been tm srrve in every phase of In 1180 lb 2 3 35 75 3770 3 4 34 DR. LAMB planted m the Umled States ,\lone As of 1972 90 000 of the peop le \\ ho rerel\ ed pacemaker Implants "ere shll ahve Cons1rlermg the amowtt of lu>derl)lllg heart disease m these cases that IS lrul) a remarkable record _The b1ggcst drawback to the pacemakers IS the short life of the battenes You can estimate that the lifespan Of the batte n es tn most current pacema kers IS onlv two to three \Cars There IS qwte a spread on th1s and md1vtduals 111th pacemakers should be lUldcr the superviSIOn of a heart spec1ahst or a heart chmc The) can test lou from tune to hme and ad\•tse you \\ hen J ou ma) need to have )Our batteries changed It ts \ en tmpo-tant that ~ ou ha\ e th1s kind of superVISIOn and) ou should esl<lbhsh thiS at once There has been constderable news co' erage about the new nuclear battenes that could last longer than the patients These hold great proltllse for the future but are constdered sttll m the mveshgaltonal pbase and are not gener~tlly avatlable y~t Metropc1hlan ltfe Jnsuranu: Co m Meigs County In h1s nc'o\ pusihon Mr Ingels "ill surance planning includmg Accord1ng to the Athens Post I ogan f or treatment of mmor State H1 gh"a y Patrol lfi ln)unes II was first reporled e lementan schoo l <.: h1ldren that three of the pupils were Ill and the drt\er \\ ere InJUred m se 11 0us cond iiton \\htch an accident M onda~ 1m oh mg prmed maccurate Tdken to the hospital were a Vmton Count) sc hool bus und a tractm tra tler n g Melissa Gearhar t Noella Roberta Byers The at:ct den l occurred on Rt Jus lice 93 ncar Crcol.t \\hc1 c the n g r)rone Biers Michael Rlu head operated b) C11rl W Keene1 Dallns Ousley Ltsa Woods Hogs Barrows and gilts 27 Rt 1 Hamden 1ounded a Bruce lleffe tt Cindy W11t steady to 30 lower US 1 2 211 25J lb 39 40 40 60 lot 233 tb ClU' e attempted to stop fo r un Tunoth\ Hule Cmd) Mash 40 75 us 2 3 210 269 lb 38 39 75 umdentlftrd ' eht c le JdCk Ll:;H Sc nrbert\ Fa}e Me Sows 75 h gher at Creston kmfed and h1s tra1le1 h1t the Manus Elizabeth Cremeans steady to 90 lower at Marysv 1 fr ont of the bus opc1uted b1 Tammv l"mrence and Sh1rlel le US 1 3 478 650 lb 37 so 401 0 p1gs 5 h1gher US 2 3 Florence A Caudill 42 Rt I Compston The driver Mrs 40 Feeder so tb 23 70 JJ so per head Hamden Ca uritll \\ as udnnlted for Sheep Shorn slaughter lambs Mrs Caudill 11nd 16 of he1 obse 1' ah on of cuts and steady to 2 60 htgher wooled stea dy to 5 25 higher c hm re pa ssenge1s all eleme ntaq multiple bnuses and pr rme shorn w th No 1 3 students \\ ere ru s hed to Kenne} was charged w1th pelts 74 106 lb 46 25 51 75 good c ho1ce and pr1me ful l wool 80 Hoc ktng Valle1 Hospil<tl at dm mg left of center 1451b 44 50 47 B' La" renee E Lamb, M D EARL INGEL'i Earl F Ingels, Jr Middleport has been appointed a sales representative for the As a matter of 1hterest the range of price for the differen t models of pace make' s available IS currenth from $800 t0 $!i 000 DEAR DR LAMB - Would you e•platn o!'hal staph disease ts ? DEAR READER - That IS a slang term for staphylococcus a particular type of germ The germs clwnp together like a cluster of grapes The Sl<tphylo ' comes from Greek meanmg bunch of grapes whtle coccus ' means bern Some vanet1es of these germs are harmful to man and other varieties are not 'thev are common!) on the skm and when lhey set up housekeepmg arolUld the root of the small ha1r they cause ptmples or "orse Many people ha>e harmful slaph germs on the skin and are more prone to skin problems Staphylococcus germs gro\\ raptdly m puddmgs cream ptes, potato salad and smular foods when they are left at room tempera lures When this happens they can cause one form of food p01soomg I ' Indians undergo surgery • lose agaJfi PALM SPRINGS Calif (UPI) - Ptlching was supposed to be the b1g questiOn mark for the Cleveland Indians Ill the 1972 season but so far m the exhtbttton schedule 1ts been the htlttng attack that has been sporadiC Frank RoblllSOn's Ind18ns lost their lh1rd game tn four sprmg trauung deciSions here Monday collecting only two hits m a 5-3 loss to the unbeaten Cahforma Angels In the last two games the lndtans have collected only seven htts In thetr three exhibitton losses the Tnbe has mustered but 13 hits Ca 1forma errors helped Oeveland avert a shutout as all three runs were unearned the lndtans got only smgles by John Lowenstemm the seventh tnmng and Oscar Gamble m the runth The Angels used stnkeout ace Nolan Ryan for the first three mmngs and he reltred mne stra1ght baiters three on stnkeouts Three other Call forma pttchers saw ac tion m the VICtory Robmson used the Perry brothers Gaylord and Jcm on the mound Gaylord lost the deciSIOn by allowmg three runs m five mmngs while brother J1m gave up two runs m the etghth Rud) Meoli had three htts and John Doherty a double and a smgle for the Angels the two teams met here agatn today lb<n moved to the Indtans' tra mmg camp m Tuscon, Artz for a Thursday game Ryan hurls three perfect innings By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Wrller When last \\ e left Nolan R)an It 11as Sept 28 of last season and 1! was his fmal p1tchmg performance of the year Workmg aga1nst lhe Mmnesota 1\vms the 28-ycar-old nght bander of the Cahforma Angels tossed the th1rd no-hiller of his ca reer Nearl; s1x months ha ve passed an d Ryan 1s still lUlhltl<tble Rvan a 22..game wmner last )ear made h1s sprmg trammg exhibition game debut Monday and hurled three perfect m mngs mleading the Ange ls to a 5-3 trmmph 0\ er the Cleveland lnd1ans The lean Texan struck out three m outduehng Gaylord Perrv a 21..game wtnner a vear ago My arm feels better than 11 has any sprmg satd Ryan which ts defirutely not good 'ne\\S for the rest of the American League He added that a slightly stra\ned calf muscle m h1s right leg which had prevented h1m from starling sooner had little ef feel on hiS performance Since the Angels d1d nol score until the fourth, however Ryan "as depnved of the wtn The Angels got to Perry for three runs on e~ght hits m hve uuungs and tagged him "tlh the Joss Rud\ Meoh sparked Califorma s 13~ut attack 11 1th three slllgles In other e.JltbltiDn contests the Chicago White Sox edged Mmnesata 2-1, Boston topped Houslon, 4-2, Montreal blanked Delro1t, ~. Cincmnall downed the Ne\\ York Mets 7-4 Los Angeles beat Texas 3-1 St LouiS mpped the Mmnesota B squad, 7-9 San Dtego crushed Mtl"aukee, 8-1 the Ch1cago Cubs outlasted the Oakland A s 12 9, and the New York Yankees defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-1 Roger Nelson blddmg for a comeback after an lllJUryplagued two year h1tch w1th Ci ncmnall pttched ftve httless mmngs and allowed only one hit-11 bunt smgle by Jerry Terre li- m SIX mnmgs of work while leadmg the Whtte Sox over the Twms Buddy Bradford hit hiS second homer m two games for Chtcago Marto Guerrero's run· scormg smgle 111 the seventh uuung snapped a 2-2 lie and led the Red Sox to vtctory over the Astros Steve Rogers and Demus Blatr combmed on a sixh1tter as the young Expos .. on the1r e~ghth game m a row and Tony Perez, Joe Morgan and Darrell Chaney hit homers lo pace the Reds to thetr fifth stratght tnwnph Elsewhere, Joe Ferguson Singled home the wmnmg run 1n the SIXth mnmg as the Dodgel'l! downed the Rangel'l!, rookie J erry Mumphrey stngled home the "mnmg run Ill the loth IMmg to spark the Cardinals' VIctory and Willie McCovey belled a three-run homer m the Padres' triumph Also, Btll Madlock, Pete Lacock and George Mtllerwald homered to spark tbe Cubs over the A's and Jcm Catfish" Hunter and Pat Dobson com bmed on a hve-hitter tnleadmg the Yankees past the Pirates m a game played m San Juan before 20,000 Hunter, baseballs Three Mtlhon Dollar Man worked SIX m mngs a~ allo\\ed only threi! hits PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Rehel pttcher Tug McGraw hatled by the Phtladelphta Phtllies as the answer lo thetr pennant hopes this season, will undergo surgery Wednesday for removal of a lwnp located JUS! below his shoulder blade McGraw. who was acqwred from the'New York Mets m the off season returned here Sunday mght from Oearwater, Fla after tl became apparent he had not recovered from back and shoulder pams that had plagued him last year Mr McGraw has a swellmg m the chest wall near the lower ltp of the shoulder blade the exact nature of wh1ch ts not clear, sa1d Dr John Y Templeton III, who wtll per form the operation at Thomas Jefferson Umverstly Hospttal Its removal ts necessary and ts planned for Wednesday He wtll be admitted tomorrow and additional X rays and other tests made ' McGraw was expected lo be out of actiOn for fiVe to stx weeks I'm not worried at all, ' McGraw satd after Monday's tests The doctors know what lhey re domg They sound posttive so I know I don't have anythmg to worry about • McGraw srud Dr Templeton had not satd anythtng to m dicale' that the lwnp was cancerous and added that 'even if tt IS, I don t want to know because I don't want 1o worry ' After McGraw pitched two tnnmgs Sunday at the Phils' sprmg tratmng base m Clearwater, team phystctan Dr Philtp Marone exanuned the swelling and !old hem 1o return to Phtladelphta for further tests The Phils dealt centerfielder Del Unser, relief ptlcher Mac Scarce and catcher John Stearns to the Mets for McGraw and outftelders Dave Schneck and Don Hahn Adoption program on March 20 Metropolitan lntercollegwte Basketball Assoctatlon the elecllon of two athletiC directors to the NIT selectton commtttee and at least one berth m future tournaments to black tnSiltutions Morgan State's Earl Banks and Grambling State ' 5 Eddte RoblllSOn were the athletic directors suggested by Jackson for addition to the selection conumttee Meanwhtle back 1% thts year sNIT, an mtra-ctty battle bel ween St John s and Manhattan highlights Tuesday ntght's quarter -fina l doubleheader In the opentng game of the twmbtll, ProVIdence meets Pittsburgh The last lime the Redmen and the Jaspers met was tn the champ1onsh1p game of the 1973 Holiday Festtvat tournament and Manhattan pulled out a 7463 VICtOry CINCINNATI (UP! ) -RobHowever the Redmen rate a ert Earl Maddo• a Ctncmnatt solid favonte m tomghl s Bengals defenstve lineman, contest wtth a 2~ record m was charged wtth assaull contrast to Manhattan's 14-11 Monday by a female televtston The selection of Manhattan for photographer here the NIT caused a hlt of conJoanne Easley, a WKRC TV troversy, but the Jaspers photographer, alleged that eastly beat Massachusetts m Maddox shoved a camera mlo their ftrsl rolUld game her eye while she was ftimmg St John's also won convmchim after hiS appearance m a mgly m the first-round wtth a local court on a charge of 94 76 romp over Lafayette posseSSion of an hallucmogen Provtdence ousted the prefor sale Maddox and Terry James tournament favorite, Clemson, m the ftl'l!l round, 91-liG The Cunmngham were arrested Fr1ars were powered by some last Wednesday m a drug ra1d fancy outside shoottng by &-5 on Maddox suburban WestsophOII\Ore guard Joe Hassett wood apartment m wh1ch 24 ounces of hashish valued at who fmished wtth 24 pomts Provtdence, a sophomore and $12,000 was seiZed freshmen dommated squad, Both men were scheduled to appear m Hamtlton County unproved tts record to 18-10 Muntctpal Court March 27 on wtth tls upset of 19th-ranked drug charges In addthon Oemson Pittsburgh also takes an 18Maddox was ctted Monday to 10 record tnlo the quarter appear m Hanulton County fmals after a 70-95 openmg Crumnal Court March 21 on the round vtclory over Southern assault charge Bob Gilmartin WKRC-TV Ultno\S ThiS IS the Panthel'l!' ftrsl NIT appearance, whtle news dtrector sa1d Mtss Easley needed mediCal Provtdence has won the treatment for the eye InJUry champtonshtp t\\ tce Maddox is charged for assault 1 Mason County News Notes~ MASON- Stale Trooper Dtck Young of Charleston spoke on drug abuse and showed slides at a meetmg of Mason Parent Teachers Assoctabon on March 11 at the school A queshon and answer pertod followed Larry Bumgardner, president, prestded durmg the brtef busmess meeting He appomted a ooltllnatmg conumtlee composed of Barbara Zuspan, James Harlow and Wanda Hill At the openmg of the meelmg the Boy Scout Troop led m the Pledge of Allegtance to the Flag The Busy Bee 4-H Club parllctpated m the devollonals Lyne Oliver read a poem and Larry Roach sang 'Try a Little Kindness ' The home room mothers wtll sponsor a bake sale the last two Frtdays m March The baked goods will be sold at noon hour at the school Mrs Marte Roush prmctpal reported on the progress made m repatrmg damages caused by the fire at the school Mrs Lawrence Foreman's second grade recetved the book award for havmg the greatest number of parents present Refreshments were served by hospttality chatnnan, Mrs Phyllis Bennett NITRO, W Va -Mrs Boyd (Mary) Wears of Ntlro, observed her 92nd btrthday on March 8th with all of her fanuly, SIX daughters, and two sons attending They are Mrs Johll!lle Roush New Haven Mrs Ola McDamel, Hartford, Thelma Ashley, Mabel Angel, Euna Wtllard, Boyd Wears, all of Nttro, Ada Bailey, Scott Depot, and Ralph Wears, Hunlmglon Other relahves, many from thiS area, that attended the birthday dmner mcluded Mr and Mrs George Hudson and famtly, Mr and Mrs Ralph McDamel, all•of Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Bryan Hudson and daughter, Mason Patty Hudson and daughter of West Cohunbta Edward Roush, Charleston, Mr and Mrs Btll McDantel, Stony Pomt, N Y Loretta KaiSer, Albany, Oh10, Wanda King, ChriSh and Jeff of Millon, Mt and Mrs James Taylor and son, Charleston, Mr and Mrs Mel Pennmglon, Ear1 HarriS and Eulah HarriS, Vtrgte Taylor Wayne Wtllard, Naonu Willard, Arthur Ashley, all of Nitro, Faye Turley, Mrs Jennte Melby, all of Scott Depot, Mr and Mrs James Marshall, New Haven, and Ranktn Me Dante!, Hartford Many other persons called on her throughout the day The honoree also recetved many telephone calls as well as gifts sc COURSE COMPLETED GLENWOOD, W Va Prtvale Wtllard H Varju, son of Mrs- Willtam W Smith, Roble 2, Glenwood, completed a 14 week radto teletype operalton course at the Army Signal School at Ft Gordon, Ga CHOIR TO SING 1\lASON - The children's chotr of Mason Umted Methodist : Church will present spec13l smgmg on Palm Sunday during the : mormng worship servtce which starts at 9 45 a m Jackie Sisson : and Cecilia Harris are co-directors The children's mUSical was : from a portion of "Ltttle Marcy" from the Jesus Story : Infants will be baptized and new members will be re<.'l!tved • tnlo the church Rev CIBrence McCloud IS pastor : •• PERSONAL MENTION : NEW HAVEN- Eugene Roush, son of Mr and Mrs Carson : Roush, has unproved folloMng heart surgery at Uruversily : Hospttal m Colwnbus • OJFTON - Calling at the home of Mr and Mrs Chesl8" : Oliver on Wednesday evenmg to help celebrate Mr Chester : Oliver's birthday were Mr and Mrs Luther Tucker, Terry, Tim, : Todd and Troy, Mr Robert Oliver, Lance and Lynn, Gail Oliver : Ice cream and cake were served Gifts and cards were • presented to the honoree : MASON - Mr and Mrs Norman Reynolds Mason Mr and : ' -" Mrs Doyle Hudson, RuUand, have returned from a Flonda vacation Mr and Mrs Fred Tripp have returned from a Fluida vti'Cation ' . plaver of the year Weatherspoon IS the former Umvers1ty of Ilhn01s star now playmg w1th the Washmglon Cap ita ls of the Natwnal Basketball AssoCialton Hubbard who played m the shadow of his semor tean1 mates on last years state runnerup Bulldog team has blossomed m to the mo st sought-after high school plaver m the slate this season Hubbw d the onlv returmn~ member of last ) eat s squad has avera ged 26 6 pomts and grabbed 16 rebowtds per ga me mleadmg the Bulldogs mto the state tournament again \\IUt a 23-1 record He s one of Ihe most complete pia) ers l ve ever seen Ill h1gh school Rupert said of h1s !HI star He IS extreme!\ qwck for a boy his SIZC Hubbord 1\hO scored 70 pomts 139 and 31) \11 McKmle~ s two reg: wnal tournament WillS and had 41 rebounds \ 18 dnd 23 ), shot 52 pe r cent from the flom dunn ~ the reg ular season £~nd 69 pe t cent from U1e frce tlu ow hne Also nanwd to the AII.Qhw ftrst tea m 1long \\ 1th Hubb.u d \\1.~1 r Dan Doclhmm of Cmc m lltlh Roger Baron Vtr Mer chant of M1ddl e to~< n J1m Paul WalkerAAA Coach-of-Year n COLUMBUS (UP!) Mtddletown coach Paul Walker was chosen Monday as the Umted Press Internallonal Class AAA coach of the year Its qmte an honor and I really apprectate 11 , satd Walker who gmded Ius M1d dies to the1r first undefeated season smce 1963 Walker s teams have won 673 games m his 35 years of coaching, m eluding 29 at Mtddletown Walker's Mtddletown team fmtshed the regular season wtth an Ill.{) mark and was ranked No 1 tn the state m the fmal UP! Board of Coaches ratmgs Walker, who has coached ftvestate champwnsh1p teams was disappomled thiS year's squad failed lo make 1! to the slate tournament The Mtddies were beaten 72 59 Saturday afternoon tn the Dayton Reg10nal fmals by Kettermg Alter m a battle of unbeaten teams But the 63-year-old Walker feels his 30th Mtddte learn will have state champtonshtp potenttal, led by &-5 Butch Carter, a second team All.Qhto selecllon 'The potenltal wtll be there,' he satd, and I thmk ' By Ahna Marshall I he adoptwn program IS MASON- Mrs George (Erneslme) Zuspan, was surprtsed scheduled to be shown on on her birthday, March 14th at her home by members of her March 20 at 7 p m on WOUB s family The party was planned by her daughters, Mrs Thomas Lock Stock and Barrel Mayes, PI Pleasant and Mrs Duane Johnson, Pomeroy Adopt-a-Chtld Today en Attendmg were the honoree and Mr George Zuspan, Mr and courages everyone to watch Mrs Gordon W\nebrenner, Mary Ann Paula and Becky, Thursday Pictures of some Syracuse, Ohw, Mr and Mrs Darrell Mttchell, Carol, Darrell children avatlable for adoption Lee, Julie of Rutland , Mr and Mrs Duane Johnson, Nancy, m a netghbormg area will be Tammy Emily, Mr and Mrs Thomas Mayes and Shelly, Mrs shown as well as tnSlrucltons Alice Harmon, Gallipolis Mr and Mrs George Zuspan, Jr, on how those tn terested can Georgte, Stacy and Katy, and Mrs Sarah Foster all of Mason Ice cream and btrthday cake were served' Mrs Zuspan apply for the child recetved many gifts Pictures were taken on the surprosed An m-depth mtervtew Mth honoree ' James J Lardte, who IS the director of the new adoptton CELEBRATES 4THBIRTHDAY , proJect Adoption OK from LETART - Amy Lockeydoo, daughter of Roger and Sandra : Lulheran s Chtldren s Atd Luckeydoo, celebrated her fourth birthday m Kettermg Ohio ' Soctety wtll a1d the v1ewers to wtth a luncheon for several of Amy's fnends To lop ~If the : lUlderstand more clearly the weekend, Mr and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Amy's grandparents : from Letart, W Va came for a v\Stl : plight of Ohto s children TRAINING ENDED PT PLEASANT - Manne Pvt Mtchael D Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Val D Bailey of 1310 Ohto Sl , Pomt Pleasant, has graduated from recrwl traliUilg at the Manne Corps Recrwt Depol, Pams Island, COLUMBUS I UP!) Canton McKinley Coac~ Bob Rupert lSil't takmg anythmg away from Nick Weatherspoon when he says his current star Phtl Hubbard, ts better than his former a ll.Qhioan "I feel at this stage of the game that he's a little more complete than Spoon ' Rupert satd of Hubbard who "as named today as the Umted Press Internattonal Class AAA Hubbard,top UPI player Th1s Week's Spec1a 1 VALUE RATED USED CARS 72 CHEV. NOVA 2 DOOR Green wtth cyl auto b lack P S 29 000 miles SHARP' tnt 6 rad1o •2195 Karr & Van Zandt You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business GMAC FINANCING 5342 Pomeroy Open Evenings 'T1l6 OD T1IS PM Sal 992 Puxson of Kcttenng Alte1 and I ruman ClaJ tor of 1uledo &ott Doellman 6 7 was the lea ding sco rer m the Cmcmnata m ca the pa::;t sea son with a 26 7 per [prne mark and Led the Spartans t o th e 1 egwnal tournan1ent where th ey lost to Alter fhe 6-!> Merchcmt teamed 11 1th 6-5 )Umor Butch Car tel 14'l med to th e Sl'COnd tea m to g1ve top-ranked Middletown a potent one-two scormg punch both avera gmg 20 pomts pe1 game Paxson a 6-5 seruor, wa s the top sc01 er on Allers unbeatt: n \uth a 21 i mark and was Will w1ll ca rry a 24.{) mark mlo ca lled by Alter coac h Joe Alters Joe Petrocelli whose F nda' night s Class AAA Petrocelli the best player m teams have been unbeaten the senufmals agamst Columbus thr Da\ ton area 111 the last 10 past two regular seasons and IJnden was second m the years \Otmg w1th stx followed by I he fmal flrsl tea m slot 11ent D1ck Taylor of Zanesville and to the 6 2 Claytor who Harry Falls of Alhanc"e w1th averaged 22 6 for Scott and 1s ftve each considered oy many college fed Mad son B II Kucharsky Others wttll more than one seuuts the best guard prospect T roiW<.iOd Mad so n M ke K nna rd D elawa r e K n vote "' ere Hep Cromn of Cm m the sta te All five of the fu st Le onard To edo Rogers cm natl Roger Bacon Jack Neat Oberholtzer F r emont Ross Robert Pa t t erso l Greynolds of Barberton, Jim Day ton Colonel Wh t e Steve Kirk of Gallon M1ke R1ley of Porter Akron Kenmore J1m R ce C1nc nnat. Roger Bacon Elyna Bud Felhaber of M d<e Rogers Groveport Oregon Cia) and Gary Walters Mad son Chuck Roser of Newark Ga l ton Terry R cha rd son these k1ds Will work for tl Walker rece1ved 22 of the 68 votes cast m the coach of the ;ear ballotmg Ill a runaway AAA 'Dream Team' COLUMBUS (UP I ) ~ The 197 1 75 Un1fed Pre'i s tn tern atonal Class AAA Al l Oh o Baske tbal Te am <w th he•ght grade and sco r ng av erag e FIRST TEAM Ph t Hu bbard Canton M cK m tey 68 Sr 266 Dan Doell man C nc nn at Roger Bacon 6 7 Sr 26 7 V c Merchan t M•dd etown 6 5 Sr i I 0 J •m Paxso n K ettermg A lter Ch II co th e Chri S Re1 cher t 65 Sr 217 Ce l na Keht n Ran se y Tol edo Trum an Claytor To l edo Macomber Scott 6 2 Sr 22 6 A I Roszczyk Stcubenv le SECOND TEAM Bob Sc haefer Kettenng A ll er Todd Jone s Spr1ngf eld Howard Smith Co lum bus North 6 5 Sr 14 l Ce ntral Dale Sm lfh Butch Carter Mrddle town 6 Cleveland Ke nned y R andy St .l J r 20 0 Joh n Oregon Clay Denny Dave Bruns ton Zanesv lt e Sabo Conneaut Crag Sat t er 6 4 Sr 20 5 Wt c kl ffe Marty Th a ll man Terr y Crosby To l edo T ffm Co lu mb•an Dav e Un DeVrlb1SS 6 3 Sr 21 5 derwood Portsmouth Marty Roy Slutz Newark 6 3 Sr Wolfe C nc nnat St Xav 1er IS 6 Mark Wilson Columbu s THIRD TEAM Brookhaven Curt Wll l 1ams Terry D ante l s C nc nnat Nil es Kirk W ll1amson Hugh es 6 5 Sr 22 2 w II Qughby So uth M1ke Wa rd Fred Johnson Ba rberton 6 Cl eveland Max Hayes and 5 Sr 24 0 Man z e W ltla ms Lo ram Mark H etz Def a n ee 6 a Sou th v ew J r 23 B John McCullot.:gh L 1m a Sr 6 3 Sr 19 2 M1ke L ee Kenenng F at r mont West 6 3 Sr 22 2 SPECIAL MENTION Fred Baser Elyr 1a K enny Brown C n c nnat E der A r t Cook Loram Adm r a t K ng F r ed Dav s Boardman Lloyd Frankl n Cleveland He1ghts TAMPA, Fla (UP!) - The B II F ox Gal on Dave Hec k Cmcmna II Reds made tt ftve New Ph•ladelph•a Scot! Hamt n Findlay w11 e vtclones m a row Monday wtlh Ja c kson Cleveland East Tech the help of homers by Tony Don Ke ger rres Bellevue Don Person Dayton Roosevell Perez Joe Morgan and Darrell Ke1lh Page Sy lv an a George Chaney to get a 7-4 vtctory over Zam b e Lakewood Play er of th e year Ph 1 the New York Mets Hubbard Can ton M cK nley Perez homer touched off a Coach of the year ~ Paul Walker M1dd eport three-run second mrung at the HONORABLE MENTION expense of Met nghthander Paul As h Canton Sou tll Cedr ck Adams You ngstown Tom Seaver Stogies by Dave Sout h Dave Andrews Grov e ConcepciOn, John Vukovtch C ty Napol eon A ll en Columbus L1nde n 0 ck and Ken Gr-Iffey coupled wtth A lbaugh Anthony Wayne a walk to Btl! Plununer, dtd the Denn s Betts c nc nne ! Woodward Farley Bel t rest of the damage To l edo DeV lb ss Don Brough Morgan homered off Cra1g Worth 1ngton Bob Carper Youngstown Card nal Mooney Swan m the ftfth truung and Me l Crafter Day ton Roose before the s1de was rellred, the ve l t Steve Cunnmgham East L verpool Reds added a second run on a Dale C ron All ance John Perez double and a smgle by Dantonio Zanesville Mark Plummer Chaney's home run Dav•s Warren Hardmg Dave DalFon so W ntersv1 le Mark came m the seventh mnmg Dud ley Co l umbu s Walnut when the Reds wound up the Rroge Dave F ord Cleve land L ncoln West Dav e Frye scormg wtlb a pair of runs West l ake Esmond Flood Don Gullett, Pat Darcy and Columbus East Bob Ferra Lake Catholic Randy G1pson Pedro Borbon dlvtded the Mar on Hard1ng Kevm Reds' pttchmg w1th the wm Galbra th C nc nnat1 An de erson Doug Harr s Kef gomg to Darcy, who ptlched te r1ng A lt er Brad Hall three scoreless mrungs Dover Jody H urt Columbus Eastmoor Jeff Jenk1ns Mans Reds TTUlke it five in row thermostatically controlled WOOD HOME HEATER Man s t rst fue l tor healing was wood and 11 1s more practtcal Ioday tl'lan ever before Now you can enJOY the same automattc heatmg comfort you get wllh the expensive luels Just set the thermostat to the temperature des1red and the comfort •s yours automat call) ' Load the Monogram Wood Heater at n ght and turn the thermostat down - turn 11 up m Ihe mornmg and your home warms up qu1c kly II you want automat tc comfort th s w 1n ter a1 the lowest posstble cost heat w1th a new Monogram Wood Heater Come 1n now wh1le we sllll have them m stock Buy Niow & Save •50.00 DISTRIBUTED BY By BOB PENICK RICHFIELD, Ohio (UP!)Chuck Wepner paused after his workout Monday to discuss Muhammad Ah, whom he meets next Monday mght at the cohseum here wtth All's heavywetghl title at slake He s the champton of the world and a great ftghter, Wepner satd • He s talkmg about bemg out of shape, but he's w1thm ftve pounds of his ftghtmg we1ghl 'He'll Jose that tn a week Great ftghters don't take any ftght hghtly," added Wepner, who IS guaranteed h1s f1rsl SIX· figure paycheck for the match -Ali's ftl'l!t defense smce hi& tttle hghl wtth George Foreman m Kinshasa, Zatre Wepner IS grateful for the break which surprised many m the fight world He feels he ts ready and IS qmetly conftdent ThiS "' the ftrst Ierne I ve ever tramed full-tcme for a ftght, and I've had 112 of them -lllllateur and professwnal - SW cage • action underway LUZZI S PIZZa of Pomeroy and Ke1th Carters squad posted v1ctones Monday mght m the opemng round of the Soulhwestern H1gh School Invll<tlwnal Tournament Ron Ferguson and Doxte Walters scored 28 pomts each m leadmg Luzzt 's to a 98-9 1 romp over Fallon s Tigers Randy Halley paced Fallon s "1 th 13 pom ts Ke1th Carte r head cage coach at Kyger Creek a former Southwestern cage star gave h1s former home fans somethmg to cheer about m scormg 31 pmnts lo lead the Cartennen to an 81 79 over lime vtctory over Russ s Glass Servtce DO" Cornell and Mtke Caldwell had 16 pomts each for the wmners R1ck Stout led Russ's w1th 18 pomts whtle Ron Moms had 16 Three games are scheduled lhts evenmg begmmng al 6 :ro pm Matlhews and Edelblute wtll meet the Dtllon Brothers m the opemng game the Galhpohs Independent Foo tba ll entry wtll play Mtller s Market m the second game \\htle Terry Alley s squad battles a Racme team m the fmale Approximately 150 persons attended Monda) evemng s 26th annual post season All Southeastern OhiO League cage banque t at Lake While m Waverly B1ll Hoskel former Daylon Belmont Ohw Sl<tte Umver s1ly, New York Kmcks and Buffalo Braves basketball player was guest speaker , Hosket mtroduced by the SEOAL s Coach of lhe Year C D Hawhee Waverly centered h1s l<tik around h1s exper~ences as a h1gh school, college and professtonal basketball player The former pro remmded the 1975 All-SI<lrs that they won t always have thetr parents or guardians around to help them, and tha t they must learn to assume proper responslbililtes and make new fnends as they go through life John Mal lin Waverly prmctpal served as master of ceremomes Cur t Boggs Ironton prmc1pal and SEOAl pres1dent and Mr Hoske t presented trophtes and cer ilflcates to the honored guests Odte O'Donnell Gallipolis presented Jtm Ntday the Co Best Foul Shootmg award Paul Jassogne, Logan presented Logan s M1tch Wnght the Co-Best Foul Shoolmg award Bob W1ll1s, Wellston presented Wellston's Randy Peoples the Most Valuable Player award GAHS Coach J1m Osborne presented Coach Hawhec the Coach-of-the-Year award use hts speed of hand and foot and counterpunch on the ropes,' Wepner satd I'm gomg to crowd him, keep him movmg cut down his area of thermg • Press hem Move m all the lime That's the way I f1ght That was the way Sonny Liston fought and that was the toughest hght I was ever m I was ahead of h1m for s1x rounds, then he cut me and I couldn t see He closed both my eyes I needed 72 stttches after 1! ' Wepner satd the doc lor came mto the rmg and held up his band and satd 'How many fmgers am I holdtng up ' I couldn't see so I asked him 1 Middlepolt. OhiO 992-2145 ,, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va. 675-24&0 matwmg ' But of Joe Frazter, 11 s a different story STARTING MAR. 18 Enjoy the Distinctive Style of the ' I w lodd femes D~nc Btunston of Z,mcs\ 1\le 1 err ) C1 osby of I ole do DeV Ilbiss olnd Hov Stutz uf Nc \\~llk lont.: s 6-5 .JVCrtlgPd 14 1 potnts ~r g.lntc fm Spnngf1e ld Nm th .mct se t a !\Ch ool rec01 d fm .Jsststs \\ tlh 114 Unmston "ho plttyed ccntc1 for Zant;SVJile nt 6-4 ;.n er aged 20 5 per gmn< 1 he &-3 Crosby o~L.so a stdndout football plaver g b 13 151 , 24 25 2 By Un t E'd Prc~s tn1crna110nal 01 \/ I ~ I O n 1 I t pt s gf ga w P >~2 HI 10 94 1'49 165 lildlpl <1 NY Ra n gero;; 33 24 1J 79 280 237 NY l slaldCr52Y 24 17 75 230 192 A t nn ta 2R '19 11 69 199 704 0 \I l StOn 2 w J t pts gf g a Vanco uver 1J 29 7 75 7 17 77'1 21 5 pet g(;l lll~ WIH)e Stutz G l 1ver<1gt'd 18 6 fm Ne\Hll k lll clfl ) of Ius pomts l'OilHng ft om long 1ttngc Named to the t lUI d te,m 1 " et e 6-5 fett) Dumels of C m c mrmt1 Hug hes {h) Ftcd Johnson of B,u berton !HI Mark Ct ca go St Lou s M nne sola K il tSas C t y 33 31 7 73 7J7 21<1 29 711 n 71 23 4 231 20 43 6 46 198 305 1 ~ 17 10 JH 1fl9 291 0 V IS On 3 Hetz of Defmncc the only JUmor L>cs1des C::l 1te1 on t he three tc,uns &-3 John McCul Iough of I IIllo! Semo1 and &-3 MIke l .€c of Kette1 mg Fmr mont West w 1 t pi s gt ga .l:l 11 17 101 33 4 200 Montretll I os A r gees 10 15 19 P II Sburg l 33 lJ 1~ D etro t 20 ~0 1 Wash ng ton 6 59 5 9 1 235 .JIO 296 5 1 221 17 152 163 755 ']93 383 Qu ebec Tor onto Vancouver Edmo nton 33 29 3 69 258 233 IB 48 3 39 172 301 Ctn1d1an w t t ph gt ga <2 27 o a• la9 235 38 31 2 78 312 281 217 211 32 30 3 67 233 226 JJ 30 ' 68 W nn 1p eg J1 31 4 661.268 243 x Franchl ~ e transferrld from MIChigan Mondav s Results Ch cago 3 Cleveland 2 Tor onto 5 Houston 4 Tuesday s Games Phoen 1x at Chicago Queb ec at Edmon ton Mmnesota at Vancouver lnl ernatlonal hockey League Standlnvs By Un1ted Press lnternallonal North wltphvtu Muskegon 45 24 3 93 JOS 236 Fl nt 41 25 5 87 272 2G8 Sagrnaw 42 21 3 86 280 235 PI H ur on 34 36 3 71 245 257 Ka tma 17 49 4 38 191 292 x Lans 12 28 I 25 145 216 South w I t pis gf ga Dayton 42 26 3 87 273 245 Co tum bus 39 30 4 82 293 258 Tol edo 32 36 4 68 265 259 Des Mo•ncs 28 38 7 63 236 257 F t Wayn e 26 38 6 58 236 279 x team d sbanded Monday s Re su lts Des Mo nes 3 Columbus J ot Tong1ht s Games Ft Wayne a t Sag naw Muskegon at Lansmg o " s on .; 1 1 pt s gf ga 43 13 I S 101 3117 13 w Bu lt ttlo P layers pet NHL Standlny s ~IV CI aged 392 111 89320217 Bosto 1 Toronto 21:130 13 69 248 277 Cat lo tn a 18 Jl 11 47 11l6 26tl Mondays Result Mon tr ea l s A tl an ta 1 Tuesday s Games Vancouver a t NY I sland er s Ph lrtd el p h a a t Wash ngton P tt sb ur gh at 51 Lou s L os Ang eles at M nnesota WHA Standings By Un1ted Pre ss InternatiOnal East w 1 t pts gt ga N ew E nglnd 38 24 5 80 238 231 honored were Ftrsl team - Jm1 N1da) Galhpohs M1ke McDona ld Jackson Don Young Logan Doug I racy Wave tly and Rand) Peoples Wellston Second team- M1ke Stckles Gall1pohs Dean F1tzpatnck Ir onton M1tch Wn ght I ogan Tom PfNfel Waverly Joe Holland W,JVerly and Inn DudUil Wa1 etl) llollorable menttou - AI me Chonko, Athens rom Valentme Galhpohs Edd1e Howard Iro nto n Steve Morrow, Ja ckso n Kun Kemper Loga n M1ck Davenport Me~ gs Pete Laswell Wa ver ly Terry Gill Wellston l )( Denver 57 18 760 ~n n A 1ton o 44 31 587 lt1d iiHl 40 32 55 6 J2 11 438 Ut(lh San D1eqo 31 41 1119 x Clinched d1 v s•on title MontJa~ s Result N ew York 174 tnd ana 115 T ue~ d av s Game s ! No go mes s.ched u edJ San Diego Baltimor e Cl eve land Ch1 cago l nd anapots 29 )6 3 61 192 223 27 <10 1 55 227 267 17 46 3 37 l SI 276 West I t pts gf w ga Ho usto n 45 23 0 90 314 218 P hoen •'C. M nneso t a 34 27 7 75 253 2 19 35 29 'l 72 264 232 Of Joe FraZier, I can only sa) good things, Wepner satd I tramed w1th h1m He s a gentlema n a real credit to the sport'' Wepner worked two rounds ap 1ece Monday w1th Bob Rooney and Charlie Wright both smaller QUicker heavy we1ghts who made h1m look a btl clwnsy and ponderous I m1ght have looked too fast for h1m but that was only for a couple of rolUlds ' Rooney satd 'He slows you up and then he ca tches up to you ' Then Wepne1 did two rounds aptece on the heavy and light bags, skipped rope for a pa1r and wound up w1th 10 mmutes of caliSthenics w1th !ramer Btll Presant Alt, meanwhtlc worked out at an undtsclosed s1te wh er e a press agent solemnly declared he was pohshmg a secret punch - the Wepner whopper Introduced Monday were three of the five members of the hasllly-convened Summtt County Boxmg and Wrestling Comm1ss1on whose mam task w1ll be choosmg a referee , rtng JUdges, tunekeeper and phySI ctan for the flghl The Da1~ Sentinel DE:VOTEli TO- THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILl EKCC Ed R:OBERT HOEFLICH Ci'Y Edrtor Published daly exce pt Sa turday by The Oh io Vallev PubliShing Company 1 11 Court St Pomeroy Ohio 457 69 Bus ness Office Phone 992 2156 EditOr i al Phone 992 2 157 Se cond cl ass postag e paid Pomeroy Oh io Nat1ona advert sin r e presentatYve Gattagher In c 12 East 42nd St N ew York New York 1 Sr.Jbscrtpt on rates 1 D elive r ed by carr ier wher• ava i labl e 75 ce nts per week By M o to r Rou te where carrier se rv ce not availab le One mqnth 53 25 By mar l tn OhJQ and W Va One Year $22 OO } S x months Sll 50 Th r ee months S7 00 Elsewhere $26 00 year Six month! $13 50 three month s S7 50 Subsc r pi ton pr ce n cl udes Sun d ay Times Sent ne t a\ J Botttneltl ~ Not all home insurance policies are alike. ou'll find out wllen you llave a claim. 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OOA M Ttill 00 P.M Sun -Thur. 10·00 A M Ttll2 00 P M Fri & Sat. 992 2556 W MAIN POMEROY,O. ///Ill\~ BIG 11 A" GRASS SEED 4 lb. bag $1.75 ORTHO PLANT FOOD ORTHO SYSTEMIC ROSE & FLOWER CARE 8-12-4 Frank Sisty VIGORO ALL PURPOSE FERTILIZER TRIO Organs, Drums, Guitar NITELY 8:30- 1:00 1 CITY ICE & FUEL How many guesses do I gel'' be stopped tl ' Wepner, whose repotallon conSists mostly of bemg a bleeder and a brawler, has a qmck and perceptive wtl about other ftghters George Foreman should have fought tougher men on his way up even 1f he got a loss or two, the challenger added 'He'd have been ready ' He was used to takmg one swmg and down they d go He swung at Alt and Ah satd I am t gomg down and George didn t know what to do He ll be back He s JUS! a baby, sllll and lost only rune, " he satd 'I used to get up at stx, do my roadwork, do my JOb and tram at mght 'And I 1\ad a pretty good record if I say so myself Now I'm about ready to taper down Maybe one more hard day I've been ftghtmg 8 9, 10, 12 rounds a day m the mounlaii\S Rest ts an important part of tt, too Wepner, at &-5 'fl has a twomch height advantage on the champton, an mch 1n reach and should be about 10 pounds heaVIer at 230 pounds or so How does he expect to use these advantages agamst the much speedter champwn' He's gomg to dance, femt, team mcmbl 1!i arc scnw r s B< SHies C U tCJ on t he SCl:OIId tean dt c Sp1Lngfteld North s SEOAL All-Stars honored Monday .----------Ali to defend heavyweight Beat inflation- crown against Chuck Wepner HEAT WITH WOOD ABA Stand ng ~ By Un l ed Pre ss tnfernallonat East w I PC' g b N ew York 53 22 707 Kentuc~y 49 24 671 3 S1 L ou s 27 48 360 25 I I Men ph ts 21 5 30 1 29 2 v rfl n,a l.i 59 192 31 ~ We st TO ENTERTA(N YOU AT THE MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 POMEROY ORTHO TRIOX Vli:GETATION KILLER t �' ' \ " - 1he Dally Senhnel Mtddleport-Pomero' 0 , Tuesdav March 18 1975 Black teams assured nod - Bulldogs' • • NEW YORK (UP! ) -Black colleges not only got a votce Ill the selecllon of teams for the National Invttatwn Tour· nament Monday, but <hey also recetved assurance at least one black tnSlllution wtll be mv1ted to each NIT m future years Rev Jesse Jackson, dtreclor of Operatwn PUSH (People Uruted for Savmg Humaruty) look tcme out from his dally routine to threaten the NIT ' wtth a picket !me if prOVISIOns weren't made for mcludmg black schools The ptcket l\ne was averted when Madison Square Garden President M1chael Burke arPVT BYRD LEONARD ranged Monday s meellng be Marine Pvt Byrd M tween Jackson and Fordham Athlettc Director Peter Car Leonard, son of Mr and Mrs Lesler L Leonard of 1306 ICSimo the cha 1rman of the Viand St , Point Pleasant, NIT selection conumttee Jackson v.on a concessiOn completed Infantry Training School at the Marine Corps from Carles1mo and Base Camp Pendleton, Manhattan Athletic Dtreclor Cahf Ken Norton that they would recommend to the c~1 . .:__ TilE CHAMPS - The Southern Htgh G1rls' basketball team won thmr mvttahonal tournament when they defeated the Metgs g1rls Monday mght m pla) at Southern Htgh School Front, 1 r Connee Andrews, coach Jean Rtlchhart Nancy !Wy Jenmfer Mugrage Debbte Roush and Cheryl Roseberry ba ck row Melama Waldmg Cheryl Larkins Beck) Sayre Brenda Lawrence Ja ye Ord O.bbte Roush Mcgraw to ... and Karen Gumther Bobby Ord, d1Siricl supermtendent made lhe presenlaltons of troph1es Me1gs was presented wtth a second place trophy Kyger Creek third place and Gallipolis fourth place In openmg remarks, Ord sa1d, G1rls athletics are here to stay There was a large crowd m at ten dance • Southern girls wm it all RACINE - The Southern Ht gh School Gtrls ln\ll<tliOnal BaskellUJ.Il I ournamcnt was \\ On b) the host Southern Tornado g1rls of Coach Connee Andre\\ s here Monday e\ emng before a large and enU1ustasllc crowd The Southern team led the Marauders of Coac h Mary Jane Deely throughout U1e contes t and won the cham ptonshtp b) the fmal tol<t l of 40- had 5 and Beth Vaughan and Demans Ash each had 2 pomts Southern has JUst completed a perfect 11-0 season and w1th the a ddt Iton of the1r wm streak HE WEIGHS ENOUGH CHICAGO I UP!) - Derek Shaf Olle of the qumtuplets born Feb 9 we1ghs enough lo go home today but hts three survtvmg brother and sisters 22 need a fe" more days Ill the Leadtng the Southern attack hospital Derek wetghs 4 was Cher)l Larkms 111lh 19 pounds 14 ounces A brother polllls Other sc01 cs fm the Adam we1glung 3 pounds 14 wmners \\ere Bt enda l..llw ounces 1 emams m an tn renee w1th 10 Jea n R1tch cub.1 tor but Vannessa 4 hart 6 Jenmfer Mugrage 4 pounds 71 ounces, and Ttf and Beck) &me fm~>hcd w1th fany 4 pounds P .. ounces 1 The reboundmg Southern \\ US t awrence ~\ po~,~;ct for pr ov ided by ho gr ul>b~..:d 19 caroms fr om tJJe boards For th e seco nd pii!Ce Marauders the leaders were Pam Vaughan "tlh 7, Mary Weyersmlller 6 Janel Maue may go hom e by the weekend the spokes man sa id ~ome odop1 ca n change from shades of l1ght aqua to a deep red brown wtthm seconds bien dmg wtth the sea or mam1ckmg a coral mass to foo l thetr prey and enem tes 17 injured on school bus oflast year they have not been defeated 111 13 contests Followmg the comple twn of last mght s contest the Southern team was gtven a standmg ovation By quarters Me~gs 6736-22 Southern 9 8 14 9--40 Market Report COLUMBUS tUPII - Feder al state summary of Oh10 I ves tock auct1on s Monday Cattle Compared w •fh last Monday sla ughter steer s 1 50 lower at Creston steady to '2 h1gher at Marysville Slaughter heifers steady to 1 lower slaughter cows steady to 3 h1gher slaughter bulls 1 lower vea lers 3 lower feede r ca ttl e s teady Slaugh ter steers Cho ce 885 35 85 good 32 34 dress-tng 30 70 32 50 mortgage hospllahzallon <•ducatlon employes bencftt plans and the quahf1ed m dtvldual retirement plan few low standard 25 SO 31 75 low slanda rd 24 75 27 50 Slaughter he lers Cho1ce and prime 885 1215 lb 2 4 33 35 90 chOICe 820 1055 lb 3 4 32 33 85 good 915 1250 lb 2 3 32 33 90 760 885 30503150 4 275031 SQ standard 24 50 28 25 PROBE SLASHJNGS COLUMBUS t UP!) - The Slaughter cows Util1ty and state Htghway Patrol toda) commerct al 815 1700 l b 17 22 60 \\as mveshgatmg the slashmg Slaughter bulls 1 1270 2240 lb of two large decorative art 25 60 27 25 Vealers Choice (35 220 tb 43 works wh1ch hang on the "ails 55 of the new Sl<tte Offtce Towel Feeder cattle Ch01 ce s teers and bulls 400 675 tb 23 26 good here steers 300 500 lb 92 so 110 per head standard 300 755 lb 18 22 Good he~fers 300 500 lb 20 23 85 slandard 300 500 tb 52 87 50 per Battery life of heart pacer DEAR OR lAMB - About a year ago I nas assa1~t ed m the street about 9 ..1 m un .1 Monda) mornmg at our posl off1ce I struck hun back and knoc~ed hun d011 n He was a l<tll man about stx feet and we1ghmg about 200 pow1ds 1 had e•penenced a heart atl<lc k before th ts happened Ml doctor called 1! at nal ftbrtllalt on I "as perfectly calm and serene at the time 1 res1sted him and knocked him down When I arnved home the reaction set m The end result was I landed mthe hosp1lal and was ullimatel) operated on to mstall a pacemaker I would deeply apprec1ale 11 if you could mform me how long tl takes before I need new battertes for th1s pacemaker DEAR READER - Hearl pacemakers have been an tmportant addtllon to the treatment and management of heart dtsease They are highly successful m mamlammg regular heart action The firSt one was Implanted m lr,' and smce"' then more than 120,000 have! been tm srrve in every phase of In 1180 lb 2 3 35 75 3770 3 4 34 DR. LAMB planted m the Umled States ,\lone As of 1972 90 000 of the peop le \\ ho rerel\ ed pacemaker Implants "ere shll ahve Cons1rlermg the amowtt of lu>derl)lllg heart disease m these cases that IS lrul) a remarkable record _The b1ggcst drawback to the pacemakers IS the short life of the battenes You can estimate that the lifespan Of the batte n es tn most current pacema kers IS onlv two to three \Cars There IS qwte a spread on th1s and md1vtduals 111th pacemakers should be lUldcr the superviSIOn of a heart spec1ahst or a heart chmc The) can test lou from tune to hme and ad\•tse you \\ hen J ou ma) need to have )Our batteries changed It ts \ en tmpo-tant that ~ ou ha\ e th1s kind of superVISIOn and) ou should esl<lbhsh thiS at once There has been constderable news co' erage about the new nuclear battenes that could last longer than the patients These hold great proltllse for the future but are constdered sttll m the mveshgaltonal pbase and are not gener~tlly avatlable y~t Metropc1hlan ltfe Jnsuranu: Co m Meigs County In h1s nc'o\ pusihon Mr Ingels "ill surance planning includmg Accord1ng to the Athens Post I ogan f or treatment of mmor State H1 gh"a y Patrol lfi ln)unes II was first reporled e lementan schoo l <.: h1ldren that three of the pupils were Ill and the drt\er \\ ere InJUred m se 11 0us cond iiton \\htch an accident M onda~ 1m oh mg prmed maccurate Tdken to the hospital were a Vmton Count) sc hool bus und a tractm tra tler n g Melissa Gearhar t Noella Roberta Byers The at:ct den l occurred on Rt Jus lice 93 ncar Crcol.t \\hc1 c the n g r)rone Biers Michael Rlu head operated b) C11rl W Keene1 Dallns Ousley Ltsa Woods Hogs Barrows and gilts 27 Rt 1 Hamden 1ounded a Bruce lleffe tt Cindy W11t steady to 30 lower US 1 2 211 25J lb 39 40 40 60 lot 233 tb ClU' e attempted to stop fo r un Tunoth\ Hule Cmd) Mash 40 75 us 2 3 210 269 lb 38 39 75 umdentlftrd ' eht c le JdCk Ll:;H Sc nrbert\ Fa}e Me Sows 75 h gher at Creston kmfed and h1s tra1le1 h1t the Manus Elizabeth Cremeans steady to 90 lower at Marysv 1 fr ont of the bus opc1uted b1 Tammv l"mrence and Sh1rlel le US 1 3 478 650 lb 37 so 401 0 p1gs 5 h1gher US 2 3 Florence A Caudill 42 Rt I Compston The driver Mrs 40 Feeder so tb 23 70 JJ so per head Hamden Ca uritll \\ as udnnlted for Sheep Shorn slaughter lambs Mrs Caudill 11nd 16 of he1 obse 1' ah on of cuts and steady to 2 60 htgher wooled stea dy to 5 25 higher c hm re pa ssenge1s all eleme ntaq multiple bnuses and pr rme shorn w th No 1 3 students \\ ere ru s hed to Kenne} was charged w1th pelts 74 106 lb 46 25 51 75 good c ho1ce and pr1me ful l wool 80 Hoc ktng Valle1 Hospil<tl at dm mg left of center 1451b 44 50 47 B' La" renee E Lamb, M D EARL INGEL'i Earl F Ingels, Jr Middleport has been appointed a sales representative for the As a matter of 1hterest the range of price for the differen t models of pace make' s available IS currenth from $800 t0 $!i 000 DEAR DR LAMB - Would you e•platn o!'hal staph disease ts ? DEAR READER - That IS a slang term for staphylococcus a particular type of germ The germs clwnp together like a cluster of grapes The Sl<tphylo ' comes from Greek meanmg bunch of grapes whtle coccus ' means bern Some vanet1es of these germs are harmful to man and other varieties are not 'thev are common!) on the skm and when lhey set up housekeepmg arolUld the root of the small ha1r they cause ptmples or "orse Many people ha>e harmful slaph germs on the skin and are more prone to skin problems Staphylococcus germs gro\\ raptdly m puddmgs cream ptes, potato salad and smular foods when they are left at room tempera lures When this happens they can cause one form of food p01soomg I ' Indians undergo surgery • lose agaJfi PALM SPRINGS Calif (UPI) - Ptlching was supposed to be the b1g questiOn mark for the Cleveland Indians Ill the 1972 season but so far m the exhtbttton schedule 1ts been the htlttng attack that has been sporadiC Frank RoblllSOn's Ind18ns lost their lh1rd game tn four sprmg trauung deciSions here Monday collecting only two hits m a 5-3 loss to the unbeaten Cahforma Angels In the last two games the lndtans have collected only seven htts In thetr three exhibitton losses the Tnbe has mustered but 13 hits Ca 1forma errors helped Oeveland avert a shutout as all three runs were unearned the lndtans got only smgles by John Lowenstemm the seventh tnmng and Oscar Gamble m the runth The Angels used stnkeout ace Nolan Ryan for the first three mmngs and he reltred mne stra1ght baiters three on stnkeouts Three other Call forma pttchers saw ac tion m the VICtory Robmson used the Perry brothers Gaylord and Jcm on the mound Gaylord lost the deciSIOn by allowmg three runs m five mmngs while brother J1m gave up two runs m the etghth Rud) Meoli had three htts and John Doherty a double and a smgle for the Angels the two teams met here agatn today lb<n moved to the Indtans' tra mmg camp m Tuscon, Artz for a Thursday game Ryan hurls three perfect innings By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Wrller When last \\ e left Nolan R)an It 11as Sept 28 of last season and 1! was his fmal p1tchmg performance of the year Workmg aga1nst lhe Mmnesota 1\vms the 28-ycar-old nght bander of the Cahforma Angels tossed the th1rd no-hiller of his ca reer Nearl; s1x months ha ve passed an d Ryan 1s still lUlhltl<tble Rvan a 22..game wmner last )ear made h1s sprmg trammg exhibition game debut Monday and hurled three perfect m mngs mleading the Ange ls to a 5-3 trmmph 0\ er the Cleveland lnd1ans The lean Texan struck out three m outduehng Gaylord Perrv a 21..game wtnner a vear ago My arm feels better than 11 has any sprmg satd Ryan which ts defirutely not good 'ne\\S for the rest of the American League He added that a slightly stra\ned calf muscle m h1s right leg which had prevented h1m from starling sooner had little ef feel on hiS performance Since the Angels d1d nol score until the fourth, however Ryan "as depnved of the wtn The Angels got to Perry for three runs on e~ght hits m hve uuungs and tagged him "tlh the Joss Rud\ Meoh sparked Califorma s 13~ut attack 11 1th three slllgles In other e.JltbltiDn contests the Chicago White Sox edged Mmnesata 2-1, Boston topped Houslon, 4-2, Montreal blanked Delro1t, ~. Cincmnall downed the Ne\\ York Mets 7-4 Los Angeles beat Texas 3-1 St LouiS mpped the Mmnesota B squad, 7-9 San Dtego crushed Mtl"aukee, 8-1 the Ch1cago Cubs outlasted the Oakland A s 12 9, and the New York Yankees defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-1 Roger Nelson blddmg for a comeback after an lllJUryplagued two year h1tch w1th Ci ncmnall pttched ftve httless mmngs and allowed only one hit-11 bunt smgle by Jerry Terre li- m SIX mnmgs of work while leadmg the Whtte Sox over the Twms Buddy Bradford hit hiS second homer m two games for Chtcago Marto Guerrero's run· scormg smgle 111 the seventh uuung snapped a 2-2 lie and led the Red Sox to vtctory over the Astros Steve Rogers and Demus Blatr combmed on a sixh1tter as the young Expos .. on the1r e~ghth game m a row and Tony Perez, Joe Morgan and Darrell Chaney hit homers lo pace the Reds to thetr fifth stratght tnwnph Elsewhere, Joe Ferguson Singled home the wmnmg run 1n the SIXth mnmg as the Dodgel'l! downed the Rangel'l!, rookie J erry Mumphrey stngled home the "mnmg run Ill the loth IMmg to spark the Cardinals' VIctory and Willie McCovey belled a three-run homer m the Padres' triumph Also, Btll Madlock, Pete Lacock and George Mtllerwald homered to spark tbe Cubs over the A's and Jcm Catfish" Hunter and Pat Dobson com bmed on a hve-hitter tnleadmg the Yankees past the Pirates m a game played m San Juan before 20,000 Hunter, baseballs Three Mtlhon Dollar Man worked SIX m mngs a~ allo\\ed only threi! hits PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Rehel pttcher Tug McGraw hatled by the Phtladelphta Phtllies as the answer lo thetr pennant hopes this season, will undergo surgery Wednesday for removal of a lwnp located JUS! below his shoulder blade McGraw. who was acqwred from the'New York Mets m the off season returned here Sunday mght from Oearwater, Fla after tl became apparent he had not recovered from back and shoulder pams that had plagued him last year Mr McGraw has a swellmg m the chest wall near the lower ltp of the shoulder blade the exact nature of wh1ch ts not clear, sa1d Dr John Y Templeton III, who wtll per form the operation at Thomas Jefferson Umverstly Hospttal Its removal ts necessary and ts planned for Wednesday He wtll be admitted tomorrow and additional X rays and other tests made ' McGraw was expected lo be out of actiOn for fiVe to stx weeks I'm not worried at all, ' McGraw satd after Monday's tests The doctors know what lhey re domg They sound posttive so I know I don't have anythmg to worry about • McGraw srud Dr Templeton had not satd anythtng to m dicale' that the lwnp was cancerous and added that 'even if tt IS, I don t want to know because I don't want 1o worry ' After McGraw pitched two tnnmgs Sunday at the Phils' sprmg tratmng base m Clearwater, team phystctan Dr Philtp Marone exanuned the swelling and !old hem 1o return to Phtladelphta for further tests The Phils dealt centerfielder Del Unser, relief ptlcher Mac Scarce and catcher John Stearns to the Mets for McGraw and outftelders Dave Schneck and Don Hahn Adoption program on March 20 Metropolitan lntercollegwte Basketball Assoctatlon the elecllon of two athletiC directors to the NIT selectton commtttee and at least one berth m future tournaments to black tnSiltutions Morgan State's Earl Banks and Grambling State ' 5 Eddte RoblllSOn were the athletic directors suggested by Jackson for addition to the selection conumttee Meanwhtle back 1% thts year sNIT, an mtra-ctty battle bel ween St John s and Manhattan highlights Tuesday ntght's quarter -fina l doubleheader In the opentng game of the twmbtll, ProVIdence meets Pittsburgh The last lime the Redmen and the Jaspers met was tn the champ1onsh1p game of the 1973 Holiday Festtvat tournament and Manhattan pulled out a 7463 VICtOry CINCINNATI (UP! ) -RobHowever the Redmen rate a ert Earl Maddo• a Ctncmnatt solid favonte m tomghl s Bengals defenstve lineman, contest wtth a 2~ record m was charged wtth assaull contrast to Manhattan's 14-11 Monday by a female televtston The selection of Manhattan for photographer here the NIT caused a hlt of conJoanne Easley, a WKRC TV troversy, but the Jaspers photographer, alleged that eastly beat Massachusetts m Maddox shoved a camera mlo their ftrsl rolUld game her eye while she was ftimmg St John's also won convmchim after hiS appearance m a mgly m the first-round wtth a local court on a charge of 94 76 romp over Lafayette posseSSion of an hallucmogen Provtdence ousted the prefor sale Maddox and Terry James tournament favorite, Clemson, m the ftl'l!l round, 91-liG The Cunmngham were arrested Fr1ars were powered by some last Wednesday m a drug ra1d fancy outside shoottng by &-5 on Maddox suburban WestsophOII\Ore guard Joe Hassett wood apartment m wh1ch 24 ounces of hashish valued at who fmished wtth 24 pomts Provtdence, a sophomore and $12,000 was seiZed freshmen dommated squad, Both men were scheduled to appear m Hamtlton County unproved tts record to 18-10 Muntctpal Court March 27 on wtth tls upset of 19th-ranked drug charges In addthon Oemson Pittsburgh also takes an 18Maddox was ctted Monday to 10 record tnlo the quarter appear m Hanulton County fmals after a 70-95 openmg Crumnal Court March 21 on the round vtclory over Southern assault charge Bob Gilmartin WKRC-TV Ultno\S ThiS IS the Panthel'l!' ftrsl NIT appearance, whtle news dtrector sa1d Mtss Easley needed mediCal Provtdence has won the treatment for the eye InJUry champtonshtp t\\ tce Maddox is charged for assault 1 Mason County News Notes~ MASON- Stale Trooper Dtck Young of Charleston spoke on drug abuse and showed slides at a meetmg of Mason Parent Teachers Assoctabon on March 11 at the school A queshon and answer pertod followed Larry Bumgardner, president, prestded durmg the brtef busmess meeting He appomted a ooltllnatmg conumtlee composed of Barbara Zuspan, James Harlow and Wanda Hill At the openmg of the meelmg the Boy Scout Troop led m the Pledge of Allegtance to the Flag The Busy Bee 4-H Club parllctpated m the devollonals Lyne Oliver read a poem and Larry Roach sang 'Try a Little Kindness ' The home room mothers wtll sponsor a bake sale the last two Frtdays m March The baked goods will be sold at noon hour at the school Mrs Marte Roush prmctpal reported on the progress made m repatrmg damages caused by the fire at the school Mrs Lawrence Foreman's second grade recetved the book award for havmg the greatest number of parents present Refreshments were served by hospttality chatnnan, Mrs Phyllis Bennett NITRO, W Va -Mrs Boyd (Mary) Wears of Ntlro, observed her 92nd btrthday on March 8th with all of her fanuly, SIX daughters, and two sons attending They are Mrs Johll!lle Roush New Haven Mrs Ola McDamel, Hartford, Thelma Ashley, Mabel Angel, Euna Wtllard, Boyd Wears, all of Nttro, Ada Bailey, Scott Depot, and Ralph Wears, Hunlmglon Other relahves, many from thiS area, that attended the birthday dmner mcluded Mr and Mrs George Hudson and famtly, Mr and Mrs Ralph McDamel, all•of Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Bryan Hudson and daughter, Mason Patty Hudson and daughter of West Cohunbta Edward Roush, Charleston, Mr and Mrs Btll McDantel, Stony Pomt, N Y Loretta KaiSer, Albany, Oh10, Wanda King, ChriSh and Jeff of Millon, Mt and Mrs James Taylor and son, Charleston, Mr and Mrs Mel Pennmglon, Ear1 HarriS and Eulah HarriS, Vtrgte Taylor Wayne Wtllard, Naonu Willard, Arthur Ashley, all of Nitro, Faye Turley, Mrs Jennte Melby, all of Scott Depot, Mr and Mrs James Marshall, New Haven, and Ranktn Me Dante!, Hartford Many other persons called on her throughout the day The honoree also recetved many telephone calls as well as gifts sc COURSE COMPLETED GLENWOOD, W Va Prtvale Wtllard H Varju, son of Mrs- Willtam W Smith, Roble 2, Glenwood, completed a 14 week radto teletype operalton course at the Army Signal School at Ft Gordon, Ga CHOIR TO SING 1\lASON - The children's chotr of Mason Umted Methodist : Church will present spec13l smgmg on Palm Sunday during the : mormng worship servtce which starts at 9 45 a m Jackie Sisson : and Cecilia Harris are co-directors The children's mUSical was : from a portion of "Ltttle Marcy" from the Jesus Story : Infants will be baptized and new members will be re<.'l!tved • tnlo the church Rev CIBrence McCloud IS pastor : •• PERSONAL MENTION : NEW HAVEN- Eugene Roush, son of Mr and Mrs Carson : Roush, has unproved folloMng heart surgery at Uruversily : Hospttal m Colwnbus • OJFTON - Calling at the home of Mr and Mrs Chesl8" : Oliver on Wednesday evenmg to help celebrate Mr Chester : Oliver's birthday were Mr and Mrs Luther Tucker, Terry, Tim, : Todd and Troy, Mr Robert Oliver, Lance and Lynn, Gail Oliver : Ice cream and cake were served Gifts and cards were • presented to the honoree : MASON - Mr and Mrs Norman Reynolds Mason Mr and : ' -" Mrs Doyle Hudson, RuUand, have returned from a Flonda vacation Mr and Mrs Fred Tripp have returned from a Fluida vti'Cation ' . plaver of the year Weatherspoon IS the former Umvers1ty of Ilhn01s star now playmg w1th the Washmglon Cap ita ls of the Natwnal Basketball AssoCialton Hubbard who played m the shadow of his semor tean1 mates on last years state runnerup Bulldog team has blossomed m to the mo st sought-after high school plaver m the slate this season Hubbw d the onlv returmn~ member of last ) eat s squad has avera ged 26 6 pomts and grabbed 16 rebowtds per ga me mleadmg the Bulldogs mto the state tournament again \\IUt a 23-1 record He s one of Ihe most complete pia) ers l ve ever seen Ill h1gh school Rupert said of h1s !HI star He IS extreme!\ qwck for a boy his SIZC Hubbord 1\hO scored 70 pomts 139 and 31) \11 McKmle~ s two reg: wnal tournament WillS and had 41 rebounds \ 18 dnd 23 ), shot 52 pe r cent from the flom dunn ~ the reg ular season £~nd 69 pe t cent from U1e frce tlu ow hne Also nanwd to the AII.Qhw ftrst tea m 1long \\ 1th Hubb.u d \\1.~1 r Dan Doclhmm of Cmc m lltlh Roger Baron Vtr Mer chant of M1ddl e to~< n J1m Paul WalkerAAA Coach-of-Year n COLUMBUS (UP!) Mtddletown coach Paul Walker was chosen Monday as the Umted Press Internallonal Class AAA coach of the year Its qmte an honor and I really apprectate 11 , satd Walker who gmded Ius M1d dies to the1r first undefeated season smce 1963 Walker s teams have won 673 games m his 35 years of coaching, m eluding 29 at Mtddletown Walker's Mtddletown team fmtshed the regular season wtth an Ill.{) mark and was ranked No 1 tn the state m the fmal UP! Board of Coaches ratmgs Walker, who has coached ftvestate champwnsh1p teams was disappomled thiS year's squad failed lo make 1! to the slate tournament The Mtddies were beaten 72 59 Saturday afternoon tn the Dayton Reg10nal fmals by Kettermg Alter m a battle of unbeaten teams But the 63-year-old Walker feels his 30th Mtddte learn will have state champtonshtp potenttal, led by &-5 Butch Carter, a second team All.Qhto selecllon 'The potenltal wtll be there,' he satd, and I thmk ' By Ahna Marshall I he adoptwn program IS MASON- Mrs George (Erneslme) Zuspan, was surprtsed scheduled to be shown on on her birthday, March 14th at her home by members of her March 20 at 7 p m on WOUB s family The party was planned by her daughters, Mrs Thomas Lock Stock and Barrel Mayes, PI Pleasant and Mrs Duane Johnson, Pomeroy Adopt-a-Chtld Today en Attendmg were the honoree and Mr George Zuspan, Mr and courages everyone to watch Mrs Gordon W\nebrenner, Mary Ann Paula and Becky, Thursday Pictures of some Syracuse, Ohw, Mr and Mrs Darrell Mttchell, Carol, Darrell children avatlable for adoption Lee, Julie of Rutland , Mr and Mrs Duane Johnson, Nancy, m a netghbormg area will be Tammy Emily, Mr and Mrs Thomas Mayes and Shelly, Mrs shown as well as tnSlrucltons Alice Harmon, Gallipolis Mr and Mrs George Zuspan, Jr, on how those tn terested can Georgte, Stacy and Katy, and Mrs Sarah Foster all of Mason Ice cream and btrthday cake were served' Mrs Zuspan apply for the child recetved many gifts Pictures were taken on the surprosed An m-depth mtervtew Mth honoree ' James J Lardte, who IS the director of the new adoptton CELEBRATES 4THBIRTHDAY , proJect Adoption OK from LETART - Amy Lockeydoo, daughter of Roger and Sandra : Lulheran s Chtldren s Atd Luckeydoo, celebrated her fourth birthday m Kettermg Ohio ' Soctety wtll a1d the v1ewers to wtth a luncheon for several of Amy's fnends To lop ~If the : lUlderstand more clearly the weekend, Mr and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Amy's grandparents : from Letart, W Va came for a v\Stl : plight of Ohto s children TRAINING ENDED PT PLEASANT - Manne Pvt Mtchael D Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Val D Bailey of 1310 Ohto Sl , Pomt Pleasant, has graduated from recrwl traliUilg at the Manne Corps Recrwt Depol, Pams Island, COLUMBUS I UP!) Canton McKinley Coac~ Bob Rupert lSil't takmg anythmg away from Nick Weatherspoon when he says his current star Phtl Hubbard, ts better than his former a ll.Qhioan "I feel at this stage of the game that he's a little more complete than Spoon ' Rupert satd of Hubbard who "as named today as the Umted Press Internattonal Class AAA Hubbard,top UPI player Th1s Week's Spec1a 1 VALUE RATED USED CARS 72 CHEV. NOVA 2 DOOR Green wtth cyl auto b lack P S 29 000 miles SHARP' tnt 6 rad1o •2195 Karr & Van Zandt You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business GMAC FINANCING 5342 Pomeroy Open Evenings 'T1l6 OD T1IS PM Sal 992 Puxson of Kcttenng Alte1 and I ruman ClaJ tor of 1uledo &ott Doellman 6 7 was the lea ding sco rer m the Cmcmnata m ca the pa::;t sea son with a 26 7 per [prne mark and Led the Spartans t o th e 1 egwnal tournan1ent where th ey lost to Alter fhe 6-!> Merchcmt teamed 11 1th 6-5 )Umor Butch Car tel 14'l med to th e Sl'COnd tea m to g1ve top-ranked Middletown a potent one-two scormg punch both avera gmg 20 pomts pe1 game Paxson a 6-5 seruor, wa s the top sc01 er on Allers unbeatt: n \uth a 21 i mark and was Will w1ll ca rry a 24.{) mark mlo ca lled by Alter coac h Joe Alters Joe Petrocelli whose F nda' night s Class AAA Petrocelli the best player m teams have been unbeaten the senufmals agamst Columbus thr Da\ ton area 111 the last 10 past two regular seasons and IJnden was second m the years \Otmg w1th stx followed by I he fmal flrsl tea m slot 11ent D1ck Taylor of Zanesville and to the 6 2 Claytor who Harry Falls of Alhanc"e w1th averaged 22 6 for Scott and 1s ftve each considered oy many college fed Mad son B II Kucharsky Others wttll more than one seuuts the best guard prospect T roiW<.iOd Mad so n M ke K nna rd D elawa r e K n vote "' ere Hep Cromn of Cm m the sta te All five of the fu st Le onard To edo Rogers cm natl Roger Bacon Jack Neat Oberholtzer F r emont Ross Robert Pa t t erso l Greynolds of Barberton, Jim Day ton Colonel Wh t e Steve Kirk of Gallon M1ke R1ley of Porter Akron Kenmore J1m R ce C1nc nnat. Roger Bacon Elyna Bud Felhaber of M d<e Rogers Groveport Oregon Cia) and Gary Walters Mad son Chuck Roser of Newark Ga l ton Terry R cha rd son these k1ds Will work for tl Walker rece1ved 22 of the 68 votes cast m the coach of the ;ear ballotmg Ill a runaway AAA 'Dream Team' COLUMBUS (UP I ) ~ The 197 1 75 Un1fed Pre'i s tn tern atonal Class AAA Al l Oh o Baske tbal Te am <w th he•ght grade and sco r ng av erag e FIRST TEAM Ph t Hu bbard Canton M cK m tey 68 Sr 266 Dan Doell man C nc nn at Roger Bacon 6 7 Sr 26 7 V c Merchan t M•dd etown 6 5 Sr i I 0 J •m Paxso n K ettermg A lter Ch II co th e Chri S Re1 cher t 65 Sr 217 Ce l na Keht n Ran se y Tol edo Trum an Claytor To l edo Macomber Scott 6 2 Sr 22 6 A I Roszczyk Stcubenv le SECOND TEAM Bob Sc haefer Kettenng A ll er Todd Jone s Spr1ngf eld Howard Smith Co lum bus North 6 5 Sr 14 l Ce ntral Dale Sm lfh Butch Carter Mrddle town 6 Cleveland Ke nned y R andy St .l J r 20 0 Joh n Oregon Clay Denny Dave Bruns ton Zanesv lt e Sabo Conneaut Crag Sat t er 6 4 Sr 20 5 Wt c kl ffe Marty Th a ll man Terr y Crosby To l edo T ffm Co lu mb•an Dav e Un DeVrlb1SS 6 3 Sr 21 5 derwood Portsmouth Marty Roy Slutz Newark 6 3 Sr Wolfe C nc nnat St Xav 1er IS 6 Mark Wilson Columbu s THIRD TEAM Brookhaven Curt Wll l 1ams Terry D ante l s C nc nnat Nil es Kirk W ll1amson Hugh es 6 5 Sr 22 2 w II Qughby So uth M1ke Wa rd Fred Johnson Ba rberton 6 Cl eveland Max Hayes and 5 Sr 24 0 Man z e W ltla ms Lo ram Mark H etz Def a n ee 6 a Sou th v ew J r 23 B John McCullot.:gh L 1m a Sr 6 3 Sr 19 2 M1ke L ee Kenenng F at r mont West 6 3 Sr 22 2 SPECIAL MENTION Fred Baser Elyr 1a K enny Brown C n c nnat E der A r t Cook Loram Adm r a t K ng F r ed Dav s Boardman Lloyd Frankl n Cleveland He1ghts TAMPA, Fla (UP!) - The B II F ox Gal on Dave Hec k Cmcmna II Reds made tt ftve New Ph•ladelph•a Scot! Hamt n Findlay w11 e vtclones m a row Monday wtlh Ja c kson Cleveland East Tech the help of homers by Tony Don Ke ger rres Bellevue Don Person Dayton Roosevell Perez Joe Morgan and Darrell Ke1lh Page Sy lv an a George Chaney to get a 7-4 vtctory over Zam b e Lakewood Play er of th e year Ph 1 the New York Mets Hubbard Can ton M cK nley Perez homer touched off a Coach of the year ~ Paul Walker M1dd eport three-run second mrung at the HONORABLE MENTION expense of Met nghthander Paul As h Canton Sou tll Cedr ck Adams You ngstown Tom Seaver Stogies by Dave Sout h Dave Andrews Grov e ConcepciOn, John Vukovtch C ty Napol eon A ll en Columbus L1nde n 0 ck and Ken Gr-Iffey coupled wtth A lbaugh Anthony Wayne a walk to Btl! Plununer, dtd the Denn s Betts c nc nne ! Woodward Farley Bel t rest of the damage To l edo DeV lb ss Don Brough Morgan homered off Cra1g Worth 1ngton Bob Carper Youngstown Card nal Mooney Swan m the ftfth truung and Me l Crafter Day ton Roose before the s1de was rellred, the ve l t Steve Cunnmgham East L verpool Reds added a second run on a Dale C ron All ance John Perez double and a smgle by Dantonio Zanesville Mark Plummer Chaney's home run Dav•s Warren Hardmg Dave DalFon so W ntersv1 le Mark came m the seventh mnmg Dud ley Co l umbu s Walnut when the Reds wound up the Rroge Dave F ord Cleve land L ncoln West Dav e Frye scormg wtlb a pair of runs West l ake Esmond Flood Don Gullett, Pat Darcy and Columbus East Bob Ferra Lake Catholic Randy G1pson Pedro Borbon dlvtded the Mar on Hard1ng Kevm Reds' pttchmg w1th the wm Galbra th C nc nnat1 An de erson Doug Harr s Kef gomg to Darcy, who ptlched te r1ng A lt er Brad Hall three scoreless mrungs Dover Jody H urt Columbus Eastmoor Jeff Jenk1ns Mans Reds TTUlke it five in row thermostatically controlled WOOD HOME HEATER Man s t rst fue l tor healing was wood and 11 1s more practtcal Ioday tl'lan ever before Now you can enJOY the same automattc heatmg comfort you get wllh the expensive luels Just set the thermostat to the temperature des1red and the comfort •s yours automat call) ' Load the Monogram Wood Heater at n ght and turn the thermostat down - turn 11 up m Ihe mornmg and your home warms up qu1c kly II you want automat tc comfort th s w 1n ter a1 the lowest posstble cost heat w1th a new Monogram Wood Heater Come 1n now wh1le we sllll have them m stock Buy Niow & Save •50.00 DISTRIBUTED BY By BOB PENICK RICHFIELD, Ohio (UP!)Chuck Wepner paused after his workout Monday to discuss Muhammad Ah, whom he meets next Monday mght at the cohseum here wtth All's heavywetghl title at slake He s the champton of the world and a great ftghter, Wepner satd • He s talkmg about bemg out of shape, but he's w1thm ftve pounds of his ftghtmg we1ghl 'He'll Jose that tn a week Great ftghters don't take any ftght hghtly," added Wepner, who IS guaranteed h1s f1rsl SIX· figure paycheck for the match -Ali's ftl'l!t defense smce hi& tttle hghl wtth George Foreman m Kinshasa, Zatre Wepner IS grateful for the break which surprised many m the fight world He feels he ts ready and IS qmetly conftdent ThiS "' the ftrst Ierne I ve ever tramed full-tcme for a ftght, and I've had 112 of them -lllllateur and professwnal - SW cage • action underway LUZZI S PIZZa of Pomeroy and Ke1th Carters squad posted v1ctones Monday mght m the opemng round of the Soulhwestern H1gh School Invll<tlwnal Tournament Ron Ferguson and Doxte Walters scored 28 pomts each m leadmg Luzzt 's to a 98-9 1 romp over Fallon s Tigers Randy Halley paced Fallon s "1 th 13 pom ts Ke1th Carte r head cage coach at Kyger Creek a former Southwestern cage star gave h1s former home fans somethmg to cheer about m scormg 31 pmnts lo lead the Cartennen to an 81 79 over lime vtctory over Russ s Glass Servtce DO" Cornell and Mtke Caldwell had 16 pomts each for the wmners R1ck Stout led Russ's w1th 18 pomts whtle Ron Moms had 16 Three games are scheduled lhts evenmg begmmng al 6 :ro pm Matlhews and Edelblute wtll meet the Dtllon Brothers m the opemng game the Galhpohs Independent Foo tba ll entry wtll play Mtller s Market m the second game \\htle Terry Alley s squad battles a Racme team m the fmale Approximately 150 persons attended Monda) evemng s 26th annual post season All Southeastern OhiO League cage banque t at Lake While m Waverly B1ll Hoskel former Daylon Belmont Ohw Sl<tte Umver s1ly, New York Kmcks and Buffalo Braves basketball player was guest speaker , Hosket mtroduced by the SEOAL s Coach of lhe Year C D Hawhee Waverly centered h1s l<tik around h1s exper~ences as a h1gh school, college and professtonal basketball player The former pro remmded the 1975 All-SI<lrs that they won t always have thetr parents or guardians around to help them, and tha t they must learn to assume proper responslbililtes and make new fnends as they go through life John Mal lin Waverly prmctpal served as master of ceremomes Cur t Boggs Ironton prmc1pal and SEOAl pres1dent and Mr Hoske t presented trophtes and cer ilflcates to the honored guests Odte O'Donnell Gallipolis presented Jtm Ntday the Co Best Foul Shootmg award Paul Jassogne, Logan presented Logan s M1tch Wnght the Co-Best Foul Shoolmg award Bob W1ll1s, Wellston presented Wellston's Randy Peoples the Most Valuable Player award GAHS Coach J1m Osborne presented Coach Hawhec the Coach-of-the-Year award use hts speed of hand and foot and counterpunch on the ropes,' Wepner satd I'm gomg to crowd him, keep him movmg cut down his area of thermg • Press hem Move m all the lime That's the way I f1ght That was the way Sonny Liston fought and that was the toughest hght I was ever m I was ahead of h1m for s1x rounds, then he cut me and I couldn t see He closed both my eyes I needed 72 stttches after 1! ' Wepner satd the doc lor came mto the rmg and held up his band and satd 'How many fmgers am I holdtng up ' I couldn't see so I asked him 1 Middlepolt. OhiO 992-2145 ,, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va. 675-24&0 matwmg ' But of Joe Frazter, 11 s a different story STARTING MAR. 18 Enjoy the Distinctive Style of the ' I w lodd femes D~nc Btunston of Z,mcs\ 1\le 1 err ) C1 osby of I ole do DeV Ilbiss olnd Hov Stutz uf Nc \\~llk lont.: s 6-5 .JVCrtlgPd 14 1 potnts ~r g.lntc fm Spnngf1e ld Nm th .mct se t a !\Ch ool rec01 d fm .Jsststs \\ tlh 114 Unmston "ho plttyed ccntc1 for Zant;SVJile nt 6-4 ;.n er aged 20 5 per gmn< 1 he &-3 Crosby o~L.so a stdndout football plaver g b 13 151 , 24 25 2 By Un t E'd Prc~s tn1crna110nal 01 \/ I ~ I O n 1 I t pt s gf ga w P >~2 HI 10 94 1'49 165 lildlpl <1 NY Ra n gero;; 33 24 1J 79 280 237 NY l slaldCr52Y 24 17 75 230 192 A t nn ta 2R '19 11 69 199 704 0 \I l StOn 2 w J t pts gf g a Vanco uver 1J 29 7 75 7 17 77'1 21 5 pet g(;l lll~ WIH)e Stutz G l 1ver<1gt'd 18 6 fm Ne\Hll k lll clfl ) of Ius pomts l'OilHng ft om long 1ttngc Named to the t lUI d te,m 1 " et e 6-5 fett) Dumels of C m c mrmt1 Hug hes {h) Ftcd Johnson of B,u berton !HI Mark Ct ca go St Lou s M nne sola K il tSas C t y 33 31 7 73 7J7 21<1 29 711 n 71 23 4 231 20 43 6 46 198 305 1 ~ 17 10 JH 1fl9 291 0 V IS On 3 Hetz of Defmncc the only JUmor L>cs1des C::l 1te1 on t he three tc,uns &-3 John McCul Iough of I IIllo! Semo1 and &-3 MIke l .€c of Kette1 mg Fmr mont West w 1 t pi s gt ga .l:l 11 17 101 33 4 200 Montretll I os A r gees 10 15 19 P II Sburg l 33 lJ 1~ D etro t 20 ~0 1 Wash ng ton 6 59 5 9 1 235 .JIO 296 5 1 221 17 152 163 755 ']93 383 Qu ebec Tor onto Vancouver Edmo nton 33 29 3 69 258 233 IB 48 3 39 172 301 Ctn1d1an w t t ph gt ga <2 27 o a• la9 235 38 31 2 78 312 281 217 211 32 30 3 67 233 226 JJ 30 ' 68 W nn 1p eg J1 31 4 661.268 243 x Franchl ~ e transferrld from MIChigan Mondav s Results Ch cago 3 Cleveland 2 Tor onto 5 Houston 4 Tuesday s Games Phoen 1x at Chicago Queb ec at Edmon ton Mmnesota at Vancouver lnl ernatlonal hockey League Standlnvs By Un1ted Press lnternallonal North wltphvtu Muskegon 45 24 3 93 JOS 236 Fl nt 41 25 5 87 272 2G8 Sagrnaw 42 21 3 86 280 235 PI H ur on 34 36 3 71 245 257 Ka tma 17 49 4 38 191 292 x Lans 12 28 I 25 145 216 South w I t pis gf ga Dayton 42 26 3 87 273 245 Co tum bus 39 30 4 82 293 258 Tol edo 32 36 4 68 265 259 Des Mo•ncs 28 38 7 63 236 257 F t Wayn e 26 38 6 58 236 279 x team d sbanded Monday s Re su lts Des Mo nes 3 Columbus J ot Tong1ht s Games Ft Wayne a t Sag naw Muskegon at Lansmg o " s on .; 1 1 pt s gf ga 43 13 I S 101 3117 13 w Bu lt ttlo P layers pet NHL Standlny s ~IV CI aged 392 111 89320217 Bosto 1 Toronto 21:130 13 69 248 277 Cat lo tn a 18 Jl 11 47 11l6 26tl Mondays Result Mon tr ea l s A tl an ta 1 Tuesday s Games Vancouver a t NY I sland er s Ph lrtd el p h a a t Wash ngton P tt sb ur gh at 51 Lou s L os Ang eles at M nnesota WHA Standings By Un1ted Pre ss InternatiOnal East w 1 t pts gt ga N ew E nglnd 38 24 5 80 238 231 honored were Ftrsl team - Jm1 N1da) Galhpohs M1ke McDona ld Jackson Don Young Logan Doug I racy Wave tly and Rand) Peoples Wellston Second team- M1ke Stckles Gall1pohs Dean F1tzpatnck Ir onton M1tch Wn ght I ogan Tom PfNfel Waverly Joe Holland W,JVerly and Inn DudUil Wa1 etl) llollorable menttou - AI me Chonko, Athens rom Valentme Galhpohs Edd1e Howard Iro nto n Steve Morrow, Ja ckso n Kun Kemper Loga n M1ck Davenport Me~ gs Pete Laswell Wa ver ly Terry Gill Wellston l )( Denver 57 18 760 ~n n A 1ton o 44 31 587 lt1d iiHl 40 32 55 6 J2 11 438 Ut(lh San D1eqo 31 41 1119 x Clinched d1 v s•on title MontJa~ s Result N ew York 174 tnd ana 115 T ue~ d av s Game s ! No go mes s.ched u edJ San Diego Baltimor e Cl eve land Ch1 cago l nd anapots 29 )6 3 61 192 223 27 <10 1 55 227 267 17 46 3 37 l SI 276 West I t pts gf w ga Ho usto n 45 23 0 90 314 218 P hoen •'C. M nneso t a 34 27 7 75 253 2 19 35 29 'l 72 264 232 Of Joe FraZier, I can only sa) good things, Wepner satd I tramed w1th h1m He s a gentlema n a real credit to the sport'' Wepner worked two rounds ap 1ece Monday w1th Bob Rooney and Charlie Wright both smaller QUicker heavy we1ghts who made h1m look a btl clwnsy and ponderous I m1ght have looked too fast for h1m but that was only for a couple of rolUlds ' Rooney satd 'He slows you up and then he ca tches up to you ' Then Wepne1 did two rounds aptece on the heavy and light bags, skipped rope for a pa1r and wound up w1th 10 mmutes of caliSthenics w1th !ramer Btll Presant Alt, meanwhtlc worked out at an undtsclosed s1te wh er e a press agent solemnly declared he was pohshmg a secret punch - the Wepner whopper Introduced Monday were three of the five members of the hasllly-convened Summtt County Boxmg and Wrestling Comm1ss1on whose mam task w1ll be choosmg a referee , rtng JUdges, tunekeeper and phySI ctan for the flghl The Da1~ Sentinel DE:VOTEli TO- THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILl EKCC Ed R:OBERT HOEFLICH Ci'Y Edrtor Published daly exce pt Sa turday by The Oh io Vallev PubliShing Company 1 11 Court St Pomeroy Ohio 457 69 Bus ness Office Phone 992 2156 EditOr i al Phone 992 2 157 Se cond cl ass postag e paid Pomeroy Oh io Nat1ona advert sin r e presentatYve Gattagher In c 12 East 42nd St N ew York New York 1 Sr.Jbscrtpt on rates 1 D elive r ed by carr ier wher• ava i labl e 75 ce nts per week By M o to r Rou te where carrier se rv ce not availab le One mqnth 53 25 By mar l tn OhJQ and W Va One Year $22 OO } S x months Sll 50 Th r ee months S7 00 Elsewhere $26 00 year Six month! $13 50 three month s S7 50 Subsc r pi ton pr ce n cl udes Sun d ay Times Sent ne t a\ J Botttneltl ~ Not all home insurance policies are alike. ou'll find out wllen you llave a claim. 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' 4- The Daily Sentinei ,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday . Ma rch 18, 1975 &~<:>~-=%~~:~~"«-d'S . Committees named by retired teachers Committees for the 197&-76 year were appoi nted when the Meigs County Ret ired Teachers Associa tion met Sa turday at the Meigs Musewn . .Mrs . Pearl Reyn olds . . peside nt, welcomed the memb~rs and guests, Mrs. Nina Bland of Akron, and Mrs. Becky Glaze , assistan t director of the Museum . It was noted that a pin will be presented to Miss Lucille Smith , immedia te pas t preside nt of the Association. Committees appoin ted were as follows : Attend ance : Mrs . Na n Moore, chairwoman, with Mrs. Hughes for Middleport ; Mrs. Clara Lochary for Pomeroy : Mrs . Anna Hilldore for Raci ne; Dr. Kathryn Philson for the Letar t . Portland area; Mrs. Margare t Pa rso ns for the Rutla nd-&tem Ce nter area ; Mrs. Gladys Hayma n for Syra cuse; and Miss Smith fo r Chester. Membership : Mrs. Lucille Swac kham mer and Miss co Mildre d Haw ley, chairwomen, with Mrs. Grace Hawley, Fred Rice, Ira Wolfe, Mr s. Daisy Blakeslee, Mrs. Gladys Major , and Mrs. Ruth Tucker. Constituti on: Mrs. Lochary, Charles Gibbs, Lee McComas. and Mrs. Mary Hughes. Public rela ti ons : . Mrs. Margaret Parsons, Mrs. Ed ith Forrest, Mrs . Major , Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt. Legis la ti ve . Miss Luci llt> Smith, Mrs. l.illian Smith , Ori n Smith, Ber tha Smith, Mrs. t\ nna Ogdin , and Fred Riee. · Program : Mrs. Thelma Dill, Mrs . Swa ckh ammer , Mrs. Loc hary , Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Parsons, Miss Lucille Smith, and Gayle Price. Bi ce nte nnia l : P r ice, chairman , Mrs. Ne llie Tracv, Se th Nicholson, Dr . Philson, and Mrs. Rachel McBride . Social : Mrs. Moore, Miss Haw ley, Mrs. Hayman, Mrs. Ell en Gibbs, Mrs . Eth el C h~pman, and Mr s. Muriel f oley. Pr ice reported that he had me l with several groups wo rki ng on bi ce nt enni al projecLS and tenta tive plans were made for the Retired Teac hers to sponsor a wind ow of antiques . The Easter canta ta to be given by the Se nior Ci tize ns Choir on Ma rch 23 at Hea th Uni ted Me th odis t Church was announced. Members enj oyed a tour uf the museum and Mrs. Loc hary, progra m lea der , explain ed aims, purposes and pla ns for the musew11 development and then showed slides of historical places in the coun ty . It was noted that membershtp tn the Meigs Coun ty Pioneer and His tori ca l Society is open to anyone. A St. Pa trick's Day motif was (·a rried out in the refreshmen t ta bl e decor a ti ngs. Cookies , l<a and coffee were ·served . Co mbined c/!oi1:r to give can tata . Th <· SYRA CUSE ro ril binr d (•ho.irs of th e f uns t Run Methodi st Chur ch and th e Asbur y· United Methodi st Chun·h \\·ill prcs rnt an Easter Cantata " The Senn Say ings at the Cro ss" Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Asbury Chur(•h in Syracuse. Th e Ca ntata Is under the direc ti on of Mrs . Ann Sa uv age . Mr s. Jank e Sau\•age ·is the pianist and Elea nor Rob son is th e na rrat or. T he publi c is cordially Invited to attend. Dinner given Mrs. I..etzinger HA RTfOR D. W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Grinstead enterta ined here Sa turday with a birthday obse rv ance honoring Mrs. Leah Plullips Letzmgcr. A dinner was fo llowed wi th a decora ted cake, pun ch and ice cream. Ci£ts were presented to the honored guest. Attend ing were Mr . and Mrs. Le lzin ger. James Phillips, Nitro; Lee Gibbs, Cart Fields, Ma"X ine Kea rns , Donald Fields, all of Har lf or d; Gle n Grof, Columbus ; George Johnson, Pomer oy ; Hu gh Brustle, Aaron Phillips, Parkersburg , W. Va .; and Mr. and Mrs . Philip Percell and daugh ter, Point Pleasant. Fund rally is set in Columbus Terri Groninger, pastor of the Pomeroy Church of Christ, annoWlces that a $12,000 fund raising rally will be held •I the Unden Church of Christ, 1911 Oakland Park Ave., Columbus, al 7 p.m. Wednesday. Speaker for the rally will be Howard Brammer I minister or the Fairfield Church of Christ with proceeds to go towards paying on the first year's mortgage on "His Place Fanus." The Teens for Christ choir will provide music for the rally. Residents of the area arc invited to attend. Those unable to attend may send · th eir donations to Terri Groninger, Pomeroy Church of Christ, Main St. , Pomeroy. Gra ndma Wasn 't Wrong" by Mrs. Wri ght ; "Ask the Doc tor " by Mi ss Susan Flesh ma n; " Phlebitis'' by Mrs . Donna Gilm ore. Readings were also given by Mrs . Bertha Parker, Mrs. Mildred Bowen, and Mrs . Joan Clark. Mrs. Doris Shook had the devotions using scripture from Phil. 2 and a medil<ltion en· ti tied "Moments of Prayer." Mrs. Polly Eichinger read " Songs withou t Meanin gs " Mrs. Della Curtis, " Prayer," and Mrs. Ruby Frick, "This Cross I Carry." Mrs.. Iva Powell presided and others attending were Mrs . Mildred Jacobs, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, and Mrs. Harold Hanspn, a guest. Sewing club is entertained Mrs . Nellie Boyer ente r!<lined the Sew-Rile-Sewing Club Wednesday night at her home. Ann Browning presided with Betty Wehrung giving the treasurer 's report , and Evelyn Gilmore the secretary's report. Games were played with pri zes goi ng to Le nor a Mc Kni ght, Mrs . Wehrun g, Martha Hoffman, and Pandora New clinica l tests completed at a Collins . Next meeting will be at mtjor unl ~ e:sl ty hospital prove that th e home of Flo Strickland. SandODRINEX Plan will help you lose wiches, chips and soft drinks excess weight quickly OORINEX conta ins· an amazing were se rved to those named hunger tamer th&t supprenes the •nd Mildr ed Wells. Lucy appetite. Enjoy three good meals a day White, and Shirley Baity. FIGHTS UGLY FAT 3 TIMES A DAY as the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto· matically helps you eat less without being hUili'Y- With !ewer calmies, your VISIT IN CHF.SHIRE Miss Frances Roush and Lock belter , feel better as yOu start Mrs. Homer Rice were visitors slimmlngl.t'Jwn today with ODRINEX. of Mrs . Walter Bunce , Satisfaction a:uaranteed or money back. Ches hire, Monduy. Mrs . Bunce Nelson 's Drug Store is rceovcring from foo t surgery Pomeroy , Ohio las t week at the Pleasan t Valley Hospital. weight goes down . Sale taken liS dl recttd • will not make you Mrvous . Henry Block has 17 reasons.why )'011 should come to us .for income tax help. R~ason 8. H & R Block is a year-round service. We do not disappear after April 15th. Loc• THI! INCOMI! TAX PEOPLE 611 E. MAIN ST. Opento.m. "s p.m. Mon.-Sat: · PO¥EROY, 0 . . P~ . 992-3795 NO APPOI,NTMENT NECESSARY The Ea st~r breakfe:tsl to be held a t Trinity Church im· med ial ely f u ll ow i n~ !he sunrise ser vice was announl'ed by Miss Erma Sm tih, president, at the Friday night mee ting of the Happy Harvester Class . Miss Smith re minded me mbe rs that the breakfas t is ror ~ 11 members of the church and tha t on the Saturday before the class will mee t at the chu rc h to pre pare for it . Round -robin cards were·signed for Mrs. Ruby Erb, confined to Vete'rans Memorial Hospital, and Miss Sy bil Ebersbach, ill at home. Miss Smith spoke of the projects being planned by the class . Prayer fr om the yearbook opened the meeting with Mrs. Ne va Seyfr ied giVIn g devotions. She used ·scripture from Isaiah 53, a meditation, "The Crucified Christ" by Clarice Reaser , a poem and the hymns, "The Way of tfie Cross Lea ds Home", and "In the P·ICNIC Cross of Chri,st I Glory" . Mrs. Freda Duffy was pia nist. Devotional leader for the April mee ting will be Mrs. Wilma Terrell. Mrs . Stella Kloes and Mrs. Ruty Massar will be. hostesses. Games were played with prizes going to. Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Seyfri ed , Mrs. Eva Dessauer, Mrs. Ada Holter, a nd Mrs . Gladys Cuckler. Refr eshment§ were served by Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Smith. County sewing judging to be held in May Mrs. Amos Leonard, home economics chairwoman , announced the national sewing eon tes t to be held in April and the eoun ty judging to take place in May when the Roc k Springs Grange met Thursda y night al the homt of Mr. a nd Mrs . William Grueser. Amos Leonai-d, legislative agent, gave a safe ty repor t on use of farm machinery. A con tribution was made to the ~at10 ~ a l Youth Leader s hip Fund and one appeal for a1 d was answered. It was noted tha t the Grange had helped w1th th e ser v1o g a t th e Hereford Sale on Sa turday. Ca rds were Sig ned for Homer Radford and Grace Whaley . Begtnntng m Aprtl , mee tmgs w1ll begm at 8 p.m. rather than 7:30. Mr ' Helen Radf ord prese nte tl th e pr og ram pre par ed by Mrs. Gladys Morgan. Mrs. Le onard read Generation Rap Program given on health A program on family health was presented a t the Thursd ay night meeting of the Laurel Cliff Be tter Health Club held at the home of Mrs. Jean Wright. Readings were "Maybe ~· SUPEiliORS USDA CHOICE Class planning Easter breakfast By Helen and Sue Bottel Romeo Objects To Duenna Rap : I'm Cuban, and Cuban mothers are very tough on their kids. Which makes it very bad on our dating. I met this boy (not Cuban) that f like a lot. Even though we're both 17, my mother won 'tlet me go out with him unless she is along. My guy won 't do that, so we only see ·each other at school and walking home (and I'm timed so I can 't stop anywhere). He won't eome to my house and sit there with my mother watching. He says I'm old enough not to do everything my folks say, but I respect my mother very much. He says he cares a lot for me, but he can't go on like this, never gettirig to see me alone. I would never sneak without my mother's consent . What can we do ' - DESPERATE FOR GOOD ADVICE DES: U your guy really cares, he'd wor k a little harder trying to win your mother over. Afew visits to your house , and maybe he 'd persuade her that he's "safe" enough for her little girl. But if he won 't even try. and keeps on pushing you to sneak out, well, maybe he really ISN'T safe for such a sheltered girl. - SUE AND HELEN P.S. Cubans aren 't the only teems whose parents date back to the days when, girls wore hoops .and boys rolled them (hoopa, we mean) . Every week we get letters similar to yours - but most of the writers are much more rebellious than you . +++ Dear Helen and Sue : This is to that girl who said she watches her boy friend like a hawk, and wouldn'llet other women near him . She added he likes things this way as they show she really cares. He won't for long ! I know. After losing a couple of guys I finally discovered : If you trust, you don 't worry , and if you worry, you don't trust. MARY Dear Mary : That is, if you find a guy who can be trusted. - HELEN Dear Mary : And let's hope you . finally have ! - SUE ··s pring" ; Willi am Grueser "An Easter Carol" ; Franci~ Goeg lein , "Welcome Spring"; Mrs. Willi am Gru eser "Springtime in Your Heart" .' Mrs. Louise Rarlfor~ "Sit A $512 collected for Heart fund · A total of $512 .29 was collec ted on Heart Sunday by the Middlepor t Business and Profess ional Women's Club in th e annual house-to-house canvass in the villa ge. Mrs. A! wilda Werner and Mrs. wnma Sargent were the BPW co-chairwomen for the drive conductedby the club for the 26th consecutive year. Assisting were Donna Boyd, Lena McKinley, Judy Owen, Susie Andrews, Nan Moore, Mary Jane Scraggs, Melody Scaggs , Freda Welling, Frances Roush , Dollie Hayes, April Fraser, Carin Bailey, Janice Neal, Nelle Werner, Mary Bacon , Tara Dawn Spell", and f red Goeglein and William Radford , " Le t's Have a Little f un". Refreshments were served by Mr . and Mrs. Grueser. ,. Officers named by TOPS club Speaker came from Mansfield Officers were elected at the Tuesday night mee ting of the Meigs TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly J Club held at the Ameri ca n Legi on Hall in Middleport. Elected were Betty Clark, president ; Helen Spears coleader ; Kathy McDaniel, secretary; Debra M. Hill , treasurer. All newly elected officers take office on April 1. Welcomed into membership were Susie Hill and . Wanda Faulk. Monthly queen was Glenda Hunt and the weekly queen was Shirley Aleshire with Betty Sayre as runner-up. Thirty-five attended lhe meeting. Light and Life Men's Fellowship ensemble, Ed Van Inwagen, Ernest Powell, the ; Rev . Floyd Shook, Barton, Steve Eblin, James Lewis, Uoyd Wright, Clifford Cline, . and James Gilmore. Their·,. selections were "What a Day," and "If That Isn't Love." There was a time of testimony • by the yoWlg converts. "Thank You for the Valley'" : was presented by Sharon Folmer, Shirley Friend, and Kathy Pullins with Mrs . . , GUIDELINES SET EASTERN - Guidelines for Pullins at the piano. showing animals at the county fair were outlined when the Eastern High School Future • Farm~rs of America met at the school recently. Plans were '., begun for the annual banquet ,. during the meeting presided ' over by Har old Engle , . • ' president. Refreshments were Professional White served. Service Shoes Ronald Rickleman, Mansfield, was guest speaker at the SWlday night service of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Robert Barton had the opening prayer following singing of "How I Love Jesus." Ushers were Steve Eblin, Ernest Powell, Clifford Cline, and Gerald Pullins. Special music was presented by the Bacon, Trina Gibbs, Carolyn Fre nch, Cindy Craig, Marian Taylor, Erna Je sse , Mary Kunzelm an, Thelma Lytle, Janice Leffle, Unda Haley , Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuffin, Emma Clatworthy , Barbara Ful tz, Twila Clatworthy. Museum plans are discussed Mrs . .P atrick Lochary presented information on the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy and explained future plans· for its development when the Meigs County Retired Teachers Assn. mel Saturday at the musewn. A tour of the facility was held after which pictures of historical sites in the countv were sh own in the minitheater. Mrs . Pearl Reynolds, president , appointed committees for the year. Refreshments of cookies and coffee were served. -The date of the next meeting, open to all retired te ac hers of Mei gs Coun ty will be announced later. 'IliE SEXI'ONS and REV. JAYMF.s RUTLAND - Revival set'Vices will begin this Wednesday, March 19 and continue through SUnday, March 30 in the Rutland Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Richard W. Jaymes of Bellefontaine, Ohio as evangelist and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sexton of Ashland, Ky., song evangelists. Services will be held nightly at 7:30p.m. and !0:30a.m. SWldays. The public is invited . ~u(~ Auditions set &J'Ii~' for local show Initial Gallla Cjluntry auditions are scheduled Saturday and Sunday (March 22 and 23) at 2 p.m. ·in Com- . servation and treatment. She munily Hall, Rio Grande has been in Akron with her College. Area residents in· daughter , Mrs. Marcella terested In taking part in any Phillips. way, are Invited to attend one of the auditons. Murl Rush Jr., will again serve as the director of the musical pageant. Dates for the 1975 production are weekends of July 11, 18 and 25 I al the amphitheatre, Rio You 'll find a great Grande. It is sponsored by ·The Gallin Dramatic Arts Society. heritage house YourThom MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio Spring Time selection of fine furniture , floor coverings and appliances at the lowest possible ' VISITED HERE Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wallace and daughter, Missy, and her fian ce, Charlie Simpson , Bluefield, Va ., were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs . Wallace's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ranson and son, Jeremy , of Middlepor t . Route I. Mr. Ranson is pastor · of the Bradford Church of Christ. Laurel Cliff News Notes BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School attendance a t the Laurel Cliff free Me thodist Church was 83. There were 15 choir members present. Offering was $83.00. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wise, McConn elsv ille attended morning service at the local church. Mr. and Mrs . Norman Schaefer, Mrs. Fern Dora Story recently visited Mr. and Mrs. James Keddrick and Mr. Mark Stahl, Stockdale. Mr. and Mrs . Robert McLusky _have occupied the Steve Eblin place. Mrs. Esta Wise, Mingo JW1ction , is visiting friends here for a couple of weeks. Mr . and Mrs. Bill Perry, Dear E.C.D.: Athens , visited Mr. and Mrs. I can only say , llier~ are (and always have been ) stinkers in · Norman Schaefer. every generation or age group. But I can't believe that a call for Mr . Marion Howell, a former added protection will be ignored by the pollee. Why not get up a resident here is a patient in petition, have a majority of apartment holders sign it ? I'm quite Mount Carmel Hospital in sure you 'II find the police department cooperative? - SUE .. Columbus. Mrs . J ean Wri ght was h05tess to the Laurel Cliff Health Club Thursday evening .with 13 members presen t. A $10 donation was given to a needy family. Games were won by Mildred Jacobs and Ruby Frick. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were ~erved . Dear Helen and Sue : I live in a "senior citizens" apartment house and have recently graduated from a wheel chBir to a walker . For the first time in three months, I got out to shop, and came home with three sacks of groceries, etc. In one sack was my purse. f put the sacks down in !font of my door for just a few minutes while I went to get my mail, and when I returned, they were gone! Someone had been watching my struggle my the walk, and was waiting like a vulture to snatch the things I'd spent much of my small monthly pension on . This isn't the first time: young kids hand around our apartments, grab purses from old people who can 't fight back, knock Its down , stel our cars or parts therefrom - whatever they can get their hands on. We ask the police for more protection, but they say, "You should be more ca reful·; you bring this on yourselves." Maybe Sue, as a men1ber of the younger generation, can explain the lazy, good-for~10thin g leeches who rWl aroWld robbing and maiming old folks because they're too lazy to work for a living. - E.C.D. New Haven. W. Va . 882-2525 prices. Free delivery, convenient ' terms, service when you need it. Serving you has been our business Baker Furniture CONFINED IN AKRON Mrs . Mabel Walburn of Middleport is confined to the Akron Ci ty Hospil<ll, Room 622, East Market St. for ob- Middleport, Ohio ' ... , auto 'ft L0 • . · ~ ~\J 1 Oung nar e · ds rl I . . ' If you're male, married . and over twenty, your Grange Insurance agent has good news for you . we want your business .~nd our ~ow rates prove 1t. • You II probably be operating a car the rest of your life, so you're a valuable customer. Our low rates prove we want you now. Talk to us about liability, property damage, collision, medical payments, as well as a payment plan that ftts your mc.ome. When you have a family, you rust can 't do it alone. A program in song was presented at the Pomeroy Church of Christ SWlday night by "The New Creations" of the Bradbw-y church. Making up the Bradbury choir, accompanied by Marlyn Wilcox, were JW1e Hutton, Beverly Wilcox, Rita Bailey, Sharon Bing, Brian Wilcox, Lisa Roush , Kevin King, Sherrie Barnh~rt, Rodney Bailey, Desi Jeffers and Mike Miller. Director is Jeanetie Ranson. 113 E. Second St., Pomeroy, 45769, Ph: 992-3381 Boise cascade, the leading . ' producer of modular homes. with over 25 years of housing experien ~, is now Seeking builder-dealers to construd and sell quality Kingsberry Modular Homes . These names have been field rested ~or 4112 years and are available in a wide ·range -af designs. Each hOme is bulli . to conventional standards and offers you the distind · advantage of a 10 day buildout cycle . call or write todaY for complete information . Colltac1: Jim Armbruster, Boise cosc* Coopontion. P.O. 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In 1937, an explosion at the Consolidated Public School in New London, Tex., killed 426 persons. mos t of them children. · In 1962, the French and Algerians · signed a cease-fire agr:eement ending a seven-year c1vll war and ~ringing independence to the North African territor y. ' "' . +++ SAYRE HARDWARE ' TUESDAY OillO ETA PHI Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , Tuesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric, 7:30 p,m. Election of officers . Culture report, Kathy Fry and Kathy Cummings ; hostess, Susan Oliver. GROUP !1, United Presbyterian Chu r ch , Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. home of Mrs. Helen Shuler with Mrs. James Buchanan, co-hostess. Mrs . Paul Haptonstall to have the program; Mrs. Joseph Bailey, the devotions . Thank offering will be !<I ken. . SALISBURY PTA Meeting, 7:30p.m. with fathers night to be observed and fathers to count double on room COWl I. A book fail'will be held and a film on wildlife to be shown by representative from the Department of Natural Resources . ANNUAL Inspection, Racine Masonic Lodge 461, F&AM, 7:30p.m. at temple . All Master Masons invited. SOUTHERN Lo cal Band Boosters meeting, 7:30p.m. at high school. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Daughters of America , Tuesday 7:30p.m. Practice for rally to be held and quarterly birthdays to be observed. Potluck refreshments. MEIGS TOPS CLUB, 7 p.m. Tuesday , American Legion Hall, Middleport. WEDNESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, convocation, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of conferring most excellent master's degree. MIDDLEPORT LITERARY Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, home of Mrs. Forest Bachtel. Mrs. Thereon Johnson to review "Tpomas Jefferson" by Fawn Brodie. Roll call will be a comment on the program. . THURSDAY . YOUTH RALLY, Danville Wesleyan Methodist Church, _7:30 Thursday night. All youth invited to attend and participate with talent. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club, Thursday, I: 15 p.m. home of Mrs. Beuna Grueser. WOMEN 'S Association, Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m. An Easter playlet to be given. Overseas sewing will be dedicated. MrS. Lewis Sauer will give devotions with members of Group I to be the hostesses. YOUTH RALLY, Danville United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. All youth invited. ST. PATRICK DAY card party Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Pomeroy Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Prizes to be awarded. Refreshments. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT MASONIC Lodge 363 Thursday 7 p.m. Entered Apprentice degree to be conferred . All master masons invited. -~ I ' " . .1 ~~ ;;; ~;;! :! �. ' 4- The Daily Sentinei ,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday . Ma rch 18, 1975 &~<:>~-=%~~:~~"«-d'S . Committees named by retired teachers Committees for the 197&-76 year were appoi nted when the Meigs County Ret ired Teachers Associa tion met Sa turday at the Meigs Musewn . .Mrs . Pearl Reyn olds . . peside nt, welcomed the memb~rs and guests, Mrs. Nina Bland of Akron, and Mrs. Becky Glaze , assistan t director of the Museum . It was noted that a pin will be presented to Miss Lucille Smith , immedia te pas t preside nt of the Association. Committees appoin ted were as follows : Attend ance : Mrs . Na n Moore, chairwoman, with Mrs. Hughes for Middleport ; Mrs. Clara Lochary for Pomeroy : Mrs . Anna Hilldore for Raci ne; Dr. Kathryn Philson for the Letar t . Portland area; Mrs. Margare t Pa rso ns for the Rutla nd-&tem Ce nter area ; Mrs. Gladys Hayma n for Syra cuse; and Miss Smith fo r Chester. Membership : Mrs. Lucille Swac kham mer and Miss co Mildre d Haw ley, chairwomen, with Mrs. Grace Hawley, Fred Rice, Ira Wolfe, Mr s. Daisy Blakeslee, Mrs. Gladys Major , and Mrs. Ruth Tucker. Constituti on: Mrs. Lochary, Charles Gibbs, Lee McComas. and Mrs. Mary Hughes. Public rela ti ons : . Mrs. Margaret Parsons, Mrs. Ed ith Forrest, Mrs . Major , Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt. Legis la ti ve . Miss Luci llt> Smith, Mrs. l.illian Smith , Ori n Smith, Ber tha Smith, Mrs. t\ nna Ogdin , and Fred Riee. · Program : Mrs. Thelma Dill, Mrs . Swa ckh ammer , Mrs. Loc hary , Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Parsons, Miss Lucille Smith, and Gayle Price. Bi ce nte nnia l : P r ice, chairman , Mrs. Ne llie Tracv, Se th Nicholson, Dr . Philson, and Mrs. Rachel McBride . Social : Mrs. Moore, Miss Haw ley, Mrs. Hayman, Mrs. Ell en Gibbs, Mrs . Eth el C h~pman, and Mr s. Muriel f oley. Pr ice reported that he had me l with several groups wo rki ng on bi ce nt enni al projecLS and tenta tive plans were made for the Retired Teac hers to sponsor a wind ow of antiques . The Easter canta ta to be given by the Se nior Ci tize ns Choir on Ma rch 23 at Hea th Uni ted Me th odis t Church was announced. Members enj oyed a tour uf the museum and Mrs. Loc hary, progra m lea der , explain ed aims, purposes and pla ns for the musew11 development and then showed slides of historical places in the coun ty . It was noted that membershtp tn the Meigs Coun ty Pioneer and His tori ca l Society is open to anyone. A St. Pa trick's Day motif was (·a rried out in the refreshmen t ta bl e decor a ti ngs. Cookies , l<a and coffee were ·served . Co mbined c/!oi1:r to give can tata . Th <· SYRA CUSE ro ril binr d (•ho.irs of th e f uns t Run Methodi st Chur ch and th e Asbur y· United Methodi st Chun·h \\·ill prcs rnt an Easter Cantata " The Senn Say ings at the Cro ss" Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Asbury Chur(•h in Syracuse. Th e Ca ntata Is under the direc ti on of Mrs . Ann Sa uv age . Mr s. Jank e Sau\•age ·is the pianist and Elea nor Rob son is th e na rrat or. T he publi c is cordially Invited to attend. Dinner given Mrs. I..etzinger HA RTfOR D. W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Grinstead enterta ined here Sa turday with a birthday obse rv ance honoring Mrs. Leah Plullips Letzmgcr. A dinner was fo llowed wi th a decora ted cake, pun ch and ice cream. Ci£ts were presented to the honored guest. Attend ing were Mr . and Mrs. Le lzin ger. James Phillips, Nitro; Lee Gibbs, Cart Fields, Ma"X ine Kea rns , Donald Fields, all of Har lf or d; Gle n Grof, Columbus ; George Johnson, Pomer oy ; Hu gh Brustle, Aaron Phillips, Parkersburg , W. Va .; and Mr. and Mrs . Philip Percell and daugh ter, Point Pleasant. Fund rally is set in Columbus Terri Groninger, pastor of the Pomeroy Church of Christ, annoWlces that a $12,000 fund raising rally will be held •I the Unden Church of Christ, 1911 Oakland Park Ave., Columbus, al 7 p.m. Wednesday. Speaker for the rally will be Howard Brammer I minister or the Fairfield Church of Christ with proceeds to go towards paying on the first year's mortgage on "His Place Fanus." The Teens for Christ choir will provide music for the rally. Residents of the area arc invited to attend. Those unable to attend may send · th eir donations to Terri Groninger, Pomeroy Church of Christ, Main St. , Pomeroy. Gra ndma Wasn 't Wrong" by Mrs. Wri ght ; "Ask the Doc tor " by Mi ss Susan Flesh ma n; " Phlebitis'' by Mrs . Donna Gilm ore. Readings were also given by Mrs . Bertha Parker, Mrs. Mildred Bowen, and Mrs . Joan Clark. Mrs. Doris Shook had the devotions using scripture from Phil. 2 and a medil<ltion en· ti tied "Moments of Prayer." Mrs. Polly Eichinger read " Songs withou t Meanin gs " Mrs. Della Curtis, " Prayer," and Mrs. Ruby Frick, "This Cross I Carry." Mrs.. Iva Powell presided and others attending were Mrs . Mildred Jacobs, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, and Mrs. Harold Hanspn, a guest. Sewing club is entertained Mrs . Nellie Boyer ente r!<lined the Sew-Rile-Sewing Club Wednesday night at her home. Ann Browning presided with Betty Wehrung giving the treasurer 's report , and Evelyn Gilmore the secretary's report. Games were played with pri zes goi ng to Le nor a Mc Kni ght, Mrs . Wehrun g, Martha Hoffman, and Pandora New clinica l tests completed at a Collins . Next meeting will be at mtjor unl ~ e:sl ty hospital prove that th e home of Flo Strickland. SandODRINEX Plan will help you lose wiches, chips and soft drinks excess weight quickly OORINEX conta ins· an amazing were se rved to those named hunger tamer th&t supprenes the •nd Mildr ed Wells. Lucy appetite. Enjoy three good meals a day White, and Shirley Baity. FIGHTS UGLY FAT 3 TIMES A DAY as the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto· matically helps you eat less without being hUili'Y- With !ewer calmies, your VISIT IN CHF.SHIRE Miss Frances Roush and Lock belter , feel better as yOu start Mrs. Homer Rice were visitors slimmlngl.t'Jwn today with ODRINEX. of Mrs . Walter Bunce , Satisfaction a:uaranteed or money back. Ches hire, Monduy. Mrs . Bunce Nelson 's Drug Store is rceovcring from foo t surgery Pomeroy , Ohio las t week at the Pleasan t Valley Hospital. weight goes down . Sale taken liS dl recttd • will not make you Mrvous . Henry Block has 17 reasons.why )'011 should come to us .for income tax help. R~ason 8. H & R Block is a year-round service. We do not disappear after April 15th. Loc• THI! INCOMI! TAX PEOPLE 611 E. MAIN ST. Opento.m. "s p.m. Mon.-Sat: · PO¥EROY, 0 . . P~ . 992-3795 NO APPOI,NTMENT NECESSARY The Ea st~r breakfe:tsl to be held a t Trinity Church im· med ial ely f u ll ow i n~ !he sunrise ser vice was announl'ed by Miss Erma Sm tih, president, at the Friday night mee ting of the Happy Harvester Class . Miss Smith re minded me mbe rs that the breakfas t is ror ~ 11 members of the church and tha t on the Saturday before the class will mee t at the chu rc h to pre pare for it . Round -robin cards were·signed for Mrs. Ruby Erb, confined to Vete'rans Memorial Hospital, and Miss Sy bil Ebersbach, ill at home. Miss Smith spoke of the projects being planned by the class . Prayer fr om the yearbook opened the meeting with Mrs. Ne va Seyfr ied giVIn g devotions. She used ·scripture from Isaiah 53, a meditation, "The Crucified Christ" by Clarice Reaser , a poem and the hymns, "The Way of tfie Cross Lea ds Home", and "In the P·ICNIC Cross of Chri,st I Glory" . Mrs. Freda Duffy was pia nist. Devotional leader for the April mee ting will be Mrs. Wilma Terrell. Mrs . Stella Kloes and Mrs. Ruty Massar will be. hostesses. Games were played with prizes going to. Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Seyfri ed , Mrs. Eva Dessauer, Mrs. Ada Holter, a nd Mrs . Gladys Cuckler. Refr eshment§ were served by Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Smith. County sewing judging to be held in May Mrs. Amos Leonard, home economics chairwoman , announced the national sewing eon tes t to be held in April and the eoun ty judging to take place in May when the Roc k Springs Grange met Thursda y night al the homt of Mr. a nd Mrs . William Grueser. Amos Leonai-d, legislative agent, gave a safe ty repor t on use of farm machinery. A con tribution was made to the ~at10 ~ a l Youth Leader s hip Fund and one appeal for a1 d was answered. It was noted tha t the Grange had helped w1th th e ser v1o g a t th e Hereford Sale on Sa turday. Ca rds were Sig ned for Homer Radford and Grace Whaley . Begtnntng m Aprtl , mee tmgs w1ll begm at 8 p.m. rather than 7:30. Mr ' Helen Radf ord prese nte tl th e pr og ram pre par ed by Mrs. Gladys Morgan. Mrs. Le onard read Generation Rap Program given on health A program on family health was presented a t the Thursd ay night meeting of the Laurel Cliff Be tter Health Club held at the home of Mrs. Jean Wright. Readings were "Maybe ~· SUPEiliORS USDA CHOICE Class planning Easter breakfast By Helen and Sue Bottel Romeo Objects To Duenna Rap : I'm Cuban, and Cuban mothers are very tough on their kids. Which makes it very bad on our dating. I met this boy (not Cuban) that f like a lot. Even though we're both 17, my mother won 'tlet me go out with him unless she is along. My guy won 't do that, so we only see ·each other at school and walking home (and I'm timed so I can 't stop anywhere). He won't eome to my house and sit there with my mother watching. He says I'm old enough not to do everything my folks say, but I respect my mother very much. He says he cares a lot for me, but he can't go on like this, never gettirig to see me alone. I would never sneak without my mother's consent . What can we do ' - DESPERATE FOR GOOD ADVICE DES: U your guy really cares, he'd wor k a little harder trying to win your mother over. Afew visits to your house , and maybe he 'd persuade her that he's "safe" enough for her little girl. But if he won 't even try. and keeps on pushing you to sneak out, well, maybe he really ISN'T safe for such a sheltered girl. - SUE AND HELEN P.S. Cubans aren 't the only teems whose parents date back to the days when, girls wore hoops .and boys rolled them (hoopa, we mean) . Every week we get letters similar to yours - but most of the writers are much more rebellious than you . +++ Dear Helen and Sue : This is to that girl who said she watches her boy friend like a hawk, and wouldn'llet other women near him . She added he likes things this way as they show she really cares. He won't for long ! I know. After losing a couple of guys I finally discovered : If you trust, you don 't worry , and if you worry, you don't trust. MARY Dear Mary : That is, if you find a guy who can be trusted. - HELEN Dear Mary : And let's hope you . finally have ! - SUE ··s pring" ; Willi am Grueser "An Easter Carol" ; Franci~ Goeg lein , "Welcome Spring"; Mrs. Willi am Gru eser "Springtime in Your Heart" .' Mrs. Louise Rarlfor~ "Sit A $512 collected for Heart fund · A total of $512 .29 was collec ted on Heart Sunday by the Middlepor t Business and Profess ional Women's Club in th e annual house-to-house canvass in the villa ge. Mrs. A! wilda Werner and Mrs. wnma Sargent were the BPW co-chairwomen for the drive conductedby the club for the 26th consecutive year. Assisting were Donna Boyd, Lena McKinley, Judy Owen, Susie Andrews, Nan Moore, Mary Jane Scraggs, Melody Scaggs , Freda Welling, Frances Roush , Dollie Hayes, April Fraser, Carin Bailey, Janice Neal, Nelle Werner, Mary Bacon , Tara Dawn Spell", and f red Goeglein and William Radford , " Le t's Have a Little f un". Refreshments were served by Mr . and Mrs. Grueser. ,. Officers named by TOPS club Speaker came from Mansfield Officers were elected at the Tuesday night mee ting of the Meigs TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly J Club held at the Ameri ca n Legi on Hall in Middleport. Elected were Betty Clark, president ; Helen Spears coleader ; Kathy McDaniel, secretary; Debra M. Hill , treasurer. All newly elected officers take office on April 1. Welcomed into membership were Susie Hill and . Wanda Faulk. Monthly queen was Glenda Hunt and the weekly queen was Shirley Aleshire with Betty Sayre as runner-up. Thirty-five attended lhe meeting. Light and Life Men's Fellowship ensemble, Ed Van Inwagen, Ernest Powell, the ; Rev . Floyd Shook, Barton, Steve Eblin, James Lewis, Uoyd Wright, Clifford Cline, . and James Gilmore. Their·,. selections were "What a Day," and "If That Isn't Love." There was a time of testimony • by the yoWlg converts. "Thank You for the Valley'" : was presented by Sharon Folmer, Shirley Friend, and Kathy Pullins with Mrs . . , GUIDELINES SET EASTERN - Guidelines for Pullins at the piano. showing animals at the county fair were outlined when the Eastern High School Future • Farm~rs of America met at the school recently. Plans were '., begun for the annual banquet ,. during the meeting presided ' over by Har old Engle , . • ' president. Refreshments were Professional White served. Service Shoes Ronald Rickleman, Mansfield, was guest speaker at the SWlday night service of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Robert Barton had the opening prayer following singing of "How I Love Jesus." Ushers were Steve Eblin, Ernest Powell, Clifford Cline, and Gerald Pullins. Special music was presented by the Bacon, Trina Gibbs, Carolyn Fre nch, Cindy Craig, Marian Taylor, Erna Je sse , Mary Kunzelm an, Thelma Lytle, Janice Leffle, Unda Haley , Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuffin, Emma Clatworthy , Barbara Ful tz, Twila Clatworthy. Museum plans are discussed Mrs . .P atrick Lochary presented information on the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy and explained future plans· for its development when the Meigs County Retired Teachers Assn. mel Saturday at the musewn. A tour of the facility was held after which pictures of historical sites in the countv were sh own in the minitheater. Mrs . Pearl Reynolds, president , appointed committees for the year. Refreshments of cookies and coffee were served. -The date of the next meeting, open to all retired te ac hers of Mei gs Coun ty will be announced later. 'IliE SEXI'ONS and REV. JAYMF.s RUTLAND - Revival set'Vices will begin this Wednesday, March 19 and continue through SUnday, March 30 in the Rutland Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Richard W. Jaymes of Bellefontaine, Ohio as evangelist and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sexton of Ashland, Ky., song evangelists. Services will be held nightly at 7:30p.m. and !0:30a.m. SWldays. The public is invited . ~u(~ Auditions set &J'Ii~' for local show Initial Gallla Cjluntry auditions are scheduled Saturday and Sunday (March 22 and 23) at 2 p.m. ·in Com- . servation and treatment. She munily Hall, Rio Grande has been in Akron with her College. Area residents in· daughter , Mrs. Marcella terested In taking part in any Phillips. way, are Invited to attend one of the auditons. Murl Rush Jr., will again serve as the director of the musical pageant. Dates for the 1975 production are weekends of July 11, 18 and 25 I al the amphitheatre, Rio You 'll find a great Grande. It is sponsored by ·The Gallin Dramatic Arts Society. heritage house YourThom MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio Spring Time selection of fine furniture , floor coverings and appliances at the lowest possible ' VISITED HERE Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wallace and daughter, Missy, and her fian ce, Charlie Simpson , Bluefield, Va ., were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs . Wallace's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ranson and son, Jeremy , of Middlepor t . Route I. Mr. Ranson is pastor · of the Bradford Church of Christ. Laurel Cliff News Notes BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School attendance a t the Laurel Cliff free Me thodist Church was 83. There were 15 choir members present. Offering was $83.00. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wise, McConn elsv ille attended morning service at the local church. Mr. and Mrs . Norman Schaefer, Mrs. Fern Dora Story recently visited Mr. and Mrs. James Keddrick and Mr. Mark Stahl, Stockdale. Mr. and Mrs . Robert McLusky _have occupied the Steve Eblin place. Mrs. Esta Wise, Mingo JW1ction , is visiting friends here for a couple of weeks. Mr . and Mrs. Bill Perry, Dear E.C.D.: Athens , visited Mr. and Mrs. I can only say , llier~ are (and always have been ) stinkers in · Norman Schaefer. every generation or age group. But I can't believe that a call for Mr . Marion Howell, a former added protection will be ignored by the pollee. Why not get up a resident here is a patient in petition, have a majority of apartment holders sign it ? I'm quite Mount Carmel Hospital in sure you 'II find the police department cooperative? - SUE .. Columbus. Mrs . J ean Wri ght was h05tess to the Laurel Cliff Health Club Thursday evening .with 13 members presen t. A $10 donation was given to a needy family. Games were won by Mildred Jacobs and Ruby Frick. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were ~erved . Dear Helen and Sue : I live in a "senior citizens" apartment house and have recently graduated from a wheel chBir to a walker . For the first time in three months, I got out to shop, and came home with three sacks of groceries, etc. In one sack was my purse. f put the sacks down in !font of my door for just a few minutes while I went to get my mail, and when I returned, they were gone! Someone had been watching my struggle my the walk, and was waiting like a vulture to snatch the things I'd spent much of my small monthly pension on . This isn't the first time: young kids hand around our apartments, grab purses from old people who can 't fight back, knock Its down , stel our cars or parts therefrom - whatever they can get their hands on. We ask the police for more protection, but they say, "You should be more ca reful·; you bring this on yourselves." Maybe Sue, as a men1ber of the younger generation, can explain the lazy, good-for~10thin g leeches who rWl aroWld robbing and maiming old folks because they're too lazy to work for a living. - E.C.D. New Haven. W. Va . 882-2525 prices. Free delivery, convenient ' terms, service when you need it. Serving you has been our business Baker Furniture CONFINED IN AKRON Mrs . Mabel Walburn of Middleport is confined to the Akron Ci ty Hospil<ll, Room 622, East Market St. for ob- Middleport, Ohio ' ... , auto 'ft L0 • . · ~ ~\J 1 Oung nar e · ds rl I . . ' If you're male, married . and over twenty, your Grange Insurance agent has good news for you . we want your business .~nd our ~ow rates prove 1t. • You II probably be operating a car the rest of your life, so you're a valuable customer. Our low rates prove we want you now. Talk to us about liability, property damage, collision, medical payments, as well as a payment plan that ftts your mc.ome. When you have a family, you rust can 't do it alone. A program in song was presented at the Pomeroy Church of Christ SWlday night by "The New Creations" of the Bradbw-y church. Making up the Bradbury choir, accompanied by Marlyn Wilcox, were JW1e Hutton, Beverly Wilcox, Rita Bailey, Sharon Bing, Brian Wilcox, Lisa Roush , Kevin King, Sherrie Barnh~rt, Rodney Bailey, Desi Jeffers and Mike Miller. Director is Jeanetie Ranson. 113 E. Second St., Pomeroy, 45769, Ph: 992-3381 Boise cascade, the leading . ' producer of modular homes. with over 25 years of housing experien ~, is now Seeking builder-dealers to construd and sell quality Kingsberry Modular Homes . These names have been field rested ~or 4112 years and are available in a wide ·range -af designs. Each hOme is bulli . to conventional standards and offers you the distind · advantage of a 10 day buildout cycle . call or write todaY for complete information . Colltac1: Jim Armbruster, Boise cosc* Coopontion. P.O. Bo• 15, Addison, Ohio . 45610. 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In 1937, an explosion at the Consolidated Public School in New London, Tex., killed 426 persons. mos t of them children. · In 1962, the French and Algerians · signed a cease-fire agr:eement ending a seven-year c1vll war and ~ringing independence to the North African territor y. ' "' . +++ SAYRE HARDWARE ' TUESDAY OillO ETA PHI Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , Tuesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric, 7:30 p,m. Election of officers . Culture report, Kathy Fry and Kathy Cummings ; hostess, Susan Oliver. GROUP !1, United Presbyterian Chu r ch , Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. home of Mrs. Helen Shuler with Mrs. James Buchanan, co-hostess. Mrs . Paul Haptonstall to have the program; Mrs. Joseph Bailey, the devotions . Thank offering will be !<I ken. . SALISBURY PTA Meeting, 7:30p.m. with fathers night to be observed and fathers to count double on room COWl I. A book fail'will be held and a film on wildlife to be shown by representative from the Department of Natural Resources . ANNUAL Inspection, Racine Masonic Lodge 461, F&AM, 7:30p.m. at temple . All Master Masons invited. SOUTHERN Lo cal Band Boosters meeting, 7:30p.m. at high school. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Daughters of America , Tuesday 7:30p.m. Practice for rally to be held and quarterly birthdays to be observed. Potluck refreshments. MEIGS TOPS CLUB, 7 p.m. Tuesday , American Legion Hall, Middleport. WEDNESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, convocation, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of conferring most excellent master's degree. MIDDLEPORT LITERARY Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, home of Mrs. Forest Bachtel. Mrs. Thereon Johnson to review "Tpomas Jefferson" by Fawn Brodie. Roll call will be a comment on the program. . THURSDAY . YOUTH RALLY, Danville Wesleyan Methodist Church, _7:30 Thursday night. All youth invited to attend and participate with talent. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club, Thursday, I: 15 p.m. home of Mrs. Beuna Grueser. WOMEN 'S Association, Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m. An Easter playlet to be given. Overseas sewing will be dedicated. MrS. Lewis Sauer will give devotions with members of Group I to be the hostesses. YOUTH RALLY, Danville United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. All youth invited. ST. PATRICK DAY card party Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Pomeroy Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Prizes to be awarded. Refreshments. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT MASONIC Lodge 363 Thursday 7 p.m. Entered Apprentice degree to be conferred . All master masons invited. -~ I ' " . .1 ~~ ;;; ~;;! :! �6 - The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 Tuesday, March 18, 1975 APpIe Grove AND APPRAISEMENT • Tt'l e Stare of O h1 o M e •g s c o unt y Court of Common Plea s Pro v at c O•v• s•On News, Events To t h e Co Ex ecu t ors o f the (' Stal e I W A Nlto thank. my l am1ty ~lnel rtll my fn e nd 5 for the gifls te l eph one callS and f lowers and a ll who v1 Sdcd me Rev Carl H1cks for hiS pray e rs Md \fiS1 I!. Dr H1dgway and dmn er g ues ts SundaJ of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wol fe at Racme Mrs Ronm e Skei n and children Mrs Barba r a Burbun and son Chns of PI Pleasant ROTC Conme Rottge n \!sited Mrs Eulah Wolfe and Aaron Conme \o\.as enroute to New Hampshir E- uher e ~ he wilJ be stat iOned Mrs Ma e Bos ton Bert Hunt Bill Robtns on Nanq Holsmger Martm C'IUllllngham, are all medtcal patte nts at Veterans Memonal Hospita l Mr and Mrs Robert Smtih Sr returned to their horne Mrs Addle Cumnun s, John C Pr olf rll Deceased Por ll an d Ohro L ebano n To wns h1 p No 71396 You are her eby no tdre d th at t il e I nventory an d Ap pr o sem enr of t h e est at e of th e ator em en honed de ceased ta t e ot sa rd Coun ty was h ied rn lh rs Cou rt Sa•d n ve rlfor y a nd A p p r ar s emcn t wil l be f o r hearr ng be fore thr s Coun on th e ?Jt h day of Ma r ch 975 at 10 00 oc to cll. A M An y p er son des rr ng to tile e:o; cep trons the r eto mu st I de th e m at lea st I ve d ays pr ror to the da l e se t l or hea r •ng G1ve n und er m y hand an d seat of sa d Collr t lh ~ 8 th d a y ot Mar ch 19 75 Ma nn n9 D Webst er Ju d ge By Ann B Wat son Deput y Cl er k f3\ I I 2 SIGNS 3 18 He Found German Shepherd blonde w1th black mark1ngs Tag ged A lhens County 534 Also found near Mechanic Street blac k large SIZed m al e pup Phone 949 4911 3 17 2tc Spring Roundup MARCH 19-22 Fun Refreshment!. G1fh 111d Pnzes Free "1l PLY STA WAGON Suburban 3 Seat v 8 eng1ne 1971 MATADOR .4 Door puff SlS9S Middleport, Oh1 0 3 2 1 Mo fo ll y equ 1pped rn c a ~r dark red A rea l c r eam POMEROY MOTOR CO. P-J Home Maintenance OPEN- EVES. 8:00 'P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Y ALL COME' FORD Country Squ re wagon 20 000 m1t es all equrpm ent S3 500 Phone ~9 '1 349) or 992 2720 t913 U ) UN. T R Y SQu r e St at 10nwa gon l or sale to Settle estat e L k e nPw Phon e 992 349 3 J 12 61 C 1'173 POMEROY LANDMARK : The Almanac Sm1th fell and fractured Ius hlp 9. _Juk W Carsey Mgr 6Jiif Phone 9911 111 - - - - - - - - - - - --and 1s r ecupera tm g m cely By United Press hnternatlonat Today IS Tuesday March 18, t'f ! J MALl BU 2 door me tat11 c after bemg confmed to a PtttsV ACANCY for on e am bula tor y brown bla ck v rny l top power burgh hospll<!l They were the 77th day of t975 w1th 288 to mate Ptease contact Jean steertng power brakes a 1r Pels For Sale 5To llt Syra c u se Nur s rng cond Ex cellent cond Pn ced accompamed home by their follow Home 992 3707 very rea sonable Phone 992 PUREBRED BEE GLE PUP S The moon a s approachmg 1 ts son Joe Derouon, Mr and Mrs l 16 lie 3273 S7 SO EA CH PH ONE (614 / hrst quarter 3 16 ate 66 7 )49] J1m Freeman and chtldren of The mornmg stars are 1 WIL L do small gard en 3 16 3t c Millvale, Pa who also v1s1ted plow•ng w 1th Gravely garden 1961 CHEVROLET re li able get Mercury and Mars Tra ctor Phone 992 7492 or 992 the1r grandfather Martu1 to wor k ca r 149 Broadway GIVE a IO\/rng Ea st er poodle 37 16 The evemng s4lrs are Venus Phone 992 2082 puppy Call A K C Reg 2 t rt Cunnm gham, a t Veteran s J 16 6tp ters s l\/er champagne and 3 16 11t c Saturn and Jupiter Memonal Hosp1 tal wh1t e Phone (61 4} 696 1297 -- -----REE CH I CK S EASTER F Those born on Uus date are 1975 MO NT E Ca r lo 4 000 miles a fter 4 JO p m W II hold tor SU ND AY MIDnl FPnRT Mrs J1m Connally, Bnan Ea st er all power a 1r AM st er eo under the s1gn of PISces UNITED PENTECO STAL tape Call 992 10J6 after 5 p m and She lly, Syracuse, Mrs 3 16 41 c CHUR CH SOU TH 3r ct Grover Cleveland 24th presi3 5 He -- - - - - - - - - - - - Roger Manuel and Angte, AVE N U E SUNDAY dent of the Umted Slates was SCHOOL 10 00 AM TRAN S J oan and Vtckl Roush 197J VEGA Hatchback 4 sp eed PORTATION AND IN born March 18, 1837 t ran smiSSIOn new t 1r es tape Mobile Homes For Sale F ORMATIO N PHONE 992 v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Don Riffle player eJ( cellen t cond1t1on On th1s day m history 3824 or 992 2502 and children a t Lucasville W II sell reasonable Phone NO T ICE from Berry M1ller 3 16 lltp In 1931, the ftrst electric --- ,__ (614 } 992 2377 or 992 2732 after Mobile Home Sa l es - Here 1s Tuesday 4 p m a new llstmg of the un tt s we shavers appeared on the PUPPIE S FREE to good now ha\le on our lot due to the Mr and Mrs Jack Sargent, Amertcan market 3 14 12tp home Ph one 992 2219 foreclosure of another MObile Mrs Ph1hp Radford and 3 16 Jtc Home Dea ter ~ - ----- -------WantPtt To Buy 60x 14 New Moon 2 bedroom Stephame spent the weekend Ables has employment there PI ANO lun mg Phone 949-4811 60x 14 Nashua tota l el ec ln c 2 \\tth Mr and Mrs R•ck Ron Ables spent the weekend 3 4 lfc OLD furn i ture, Ice boxes b'nlss bedroom beds or comple te households 60x 12 Nashua 2 bedroom Sargent at Columbus w1th the Ables 1n Canal Wm- ~oR ~~; --QI I ~ f M~nK Write M D Miller Rt 4 60x 12 Globema sler 3 bedroom Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp chester Cosm etics Phone BROWNS Pomeroy Ohio Ca ll 99'2 7160 SOx 12 Buddy 2 bedroom 9925113 ~ Beve rl y Manor 3 10 7 74 70x 14 VISited Mr and Mrs Joe Mr and Mrs Gerald 1 7 Jfc bedroom 2 bath wrth Bx 12 'Manuel Sunday WANTE D old upr1gh t p 1anos expando Hayman and son Ke1th spent ION Thursday n igh t, 7 any condll 1on Paymg $10 60x 12 Dar1an 2 bedroom 2 fu 1 Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs -AUCT p m at Mason Auclion each F1rst floor only Wr 11e baths spentFnda) \\lthMr and Mrs Gene Jewell Mrs Hayman Horton Sf In Mason W Va and Q1ve d1re c trons to W1 tten 60x 12 L 1berry 2 bedroom Co n 11o nmen u wel come Box 188 Sardis P1ano Co 60x 12 S-c hu ll 2 bedroom to t al Hoyt Fugerson at Pt Pleasant \I RS celebra tmg a bu-thday Phone (]041 773 5.4 71 Oh io 43946 etec lr1 c Wednesday through Sunda) 2 2 tfc 3 l3 6tp 60x 12 Tttan 2 bed r oom Mr and Mrs Allen Cun60x 12 Elcona 2 bedroom guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph mngharn , Mr and Mrs Robert NOW settmg Fu1te r BnJ sh JUNK autos complete and 60x12 Parkwood balcony front Durst were Mr and Mrs Bob Hart, Br1ce and Beth Ann of Products phone 992 3410 delivered to our ya rd We PI Ck k1tchen Th ese are mostly a I 1 2.4 ti C up auto bod1e s and buy all late mode ls (some ne...,er l1ved Durs t and four children of Racme , spenl Monday mght kmds of scrap metals and rn ) and wIt be l1qu dated at a Urbana, 0 tron Rid ers Sa lvage St Rf very large d 1scount So rf you w1th Mr and Mrs Gerald 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ot\to BOAADOF are nterested Ill a Mob 1l e Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Hayman and Ke1 th Call 992 5468 MEIGS COUNTY Home at a huge Sa\l rn g don I viSited Mr Ott Boston at 10 17 tfc COMMISSIONERS wart slop today at Berry Herbert Roush spent WedM ll er MObi le Home Sa tes 705 Racme Fnday evemng Mrs nesda y evemng with h1s uncle , Not ice to Heoavy EQ~Jipment CASH pa id for all makes and Fa r son Sf Be lpre Ohro Gladys Shields spent Wed- Ott Boston , at Racme Roger Dealers mode l s o f mobile homes phone 423 95 31 Phone aree code 614 423 9531 In accordance with Sec 307 86 3 14 I Otc nesday mght w1th her uncle , Roush and Dav•d Roush called of Th e OhiO Rt\IIUd Cod e 4 13 lfc Ott Boston, at Racme sealed btds w111 be receiveel by 111 the Bos ton home Saturday 10 x 52 MOBILE home 2 The Meigs County Com bedroom appro x 1" acre lot Mrs Walter McDade of Troy Mr and Mrs Dorset Wilson mluioners rn the ir off ice In The r y tocat1on c1ty water spent a week w1th her mother, and sons, Stssonvtlle, W Va , Court House Pomeroy Oh1o EARN S50 to $75 per week 2 count a\larlabt e P ho n e 992 7649 hours per dsy S day s per afl er4pm Mrs Edna Roush and Gladys spen t Sunday With Mrs Erma 45769 unti l 10 00 AM on Tuesday March 25th 1915 at week car necessary Phone J 18 6t c Sluelds Walter McDade spent Wilson 949 4113 wh1ch time and pla ce the bids will be op entd and rtad aloud the weekend ln the Shields 3 16 3tc ~ EL L your mob le home f or Mr and Mrs Rex O'Brien of fo r a ntw or used d iesel eng1ne - -- - ------- ---cash 15 homes wa nte d 1958 home and Mrs McDade ac- Stewar t, 0 , VISited Mr and dnven craw l er tracfor equ ipped thru 1972 mod els Phone (6141 WOMAM to baby Slf and do li ght w 1th a dozer and wrnch com compamed him home 446 1425 GiliiiPOI IS housework 5 da ys week w th Mrs Larry O'Brien recenUy ptete with manufa c turer s occas1onal even1ng and 3 9 18tC Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mrs Iva Orr was a dinner standard accessones Saturday Meats pr01J 1ded A dealers representat1ve Ables and cl)1ldren s pent guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs L1ber• l sala r y Call 99 2 2832 shall prov ide lnstruct rons In the or wrtte P 0 Box 687 Sunday with hiS mother, Mrs For Sale proper operation lnel ma in Herbert Roush Pomeroy 0 45769 l ena nce of the new or used Allee Balser. 3 13 He Mr and Mrs Don Bell spent doze-r at the t tme of deliver y STEREO RADIO am fm 8 Mr and Mrs Butch Ables a recent weekend w1th their One complete set of ~arts t rack t ape combinat 1o n LADIE:S to do light 11ousework ser...,1ce and repa i r , •nd have moved to Canal Wm- daughter, Lorna Bell at separate control s Balance 1 dav week must be able to operator s manual shall be $102 78 or terms Call 992 work around teena gers Must chester from Racwe Mr provided with each new or us ed Columbus 3965 hav e referen ces and trans --------------- __________ --------- ------- ------- --------------- -- ------------- - - --- - - ---- - --- Help -Winter------ --------------- un II Polly'S PoinTar" BY POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY - One of lllJ Pet Peeves IS With the no1se numbikes and motorcycles are allowed to make by law They make more noiSe than cars and some even more than b1g trucks If my car made as much nmse as the average motorcycle I would get a ticket yet I could be transporting four or five people and most motorcycles carry only one person No1se pollution• Get at the source 1 - MRS G G DEAR POLLY - I am an. swermg M D. and C K about keepmg rubber gloves dry and clean I nnse mme m clear water to which I have added a disinfectant cleaner and then dry thoroughly and dust wtth lalcum powder Place in a bag This prolongs the life of the gloves and keeps them from havmg that sUcky feelmg When a brealtdoes appear m a pair I keep them to use for cutting and arrangmg nowero squares are sewed together to make one b1g p1ece and lhen cut mto 10-mch squares A plam color IS put on the back and they match most any l<lblecloth I want to use This 1s a good 1dea for the ecology-mmded who do not want to use paper napkinS - PR DEAR P R - Tbis Idea Is also great for making place mats Round ones "lib pointed edges are mO&t effective Plain napkins can be made In any desired colors and do aot have to be Uned ao the patchwork napkins do. - POLLY You will receive a dollar If Polly uoeo you r favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solutloa to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper ' Blown lnsulatton Serv1ces Blown 1ntc Wall s & Atf1cs STORM Wmdows & "Doors ALUMINUM S1d1ng Soff1H Gutters Awmngs Free Estimates Ph 992 l99l LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse, Ohio 3 10 75 For Sale For Rent - ----- ----- ---- --------------- ·r OF JO V AND HAPPINE-5-S INVITINCI HIM HERE SUH z 6 OQ--S unn se Se m 1nar 6 15- Eng losh 505 3 HOW MUC-Il DID W6 WLLEGT FOR lHE elc heat1ng serv1ce and general sheet metal works. Free Est1mates . Phone 949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992-5700 W/lO KIJCWS , VJf F1>-.SSW THE HOOJR P.,~N<!J ll<OPH'I,I/t95 l<llllAAIS'Z FOREST RUN BLOCK CO. HAl, SJr IT ~t;R CN/If &-Gk I· D J 13 9 25---Chu ck Wh te Repor! s lO 9 3Q:--Not For Women Onl y 3 Dinah 6 Ga l lopi ng Gourmet 8 Ta tt le tales 10 New Zoo Revue 13 10 00--Ce lebnty Sweepstakes 3 4 IS Joker s Wild 8 10 D1nah T-~ Tm<> , NO WONDER 'THEY WEAR --- -----.-------- Real Estate For Sale __ _ bedrooms all electnc over half acre and concrete patto Country locat1on on water line NO CREDITS CARDS' 'THESE ARE ALL FAKES' WENIT UTI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTL'E WHAT DO YOU 6UVS WMJT HERE ? WHO AR:E YOU OGP!:!AN ElECTRICIANS WE R£ C~ECKIIJG UP ON Tl-IE WIRING WE L.L TRV NOT TO D STUR8 '<OU AT ALL- ANNIE-A WIRE FOR BLINKEY ~~ WE WONT HER- WE MAV NOT HAVE TO GO 1'-JTO HER R.O OY. AT ALL Steam GASOUNE ALLEY I wuz so vn<2~:J overwhelm, what w1th experrence Bcb Sa yre phone '247 2166 3 16 3tc -rfOME - - - ----------and Improv em ent bus1ness or storage YOUR INVESTMENT TODAY WILL MAKE YOUR FOR TUNE TOMORROW SER VICE AND RESU LTS IS WHAT WE OFFER YOU• PLACE YOUR PROPERTIES WITH US CALL 992 332S Repa1r Servtee - Anything f 1x&d around th e home from root to basement You will l 1ke our work and rates Phone 742 5081 12 29 tfc -------------- -S EPTIC - TA NKS c tea~ei Modern Sanlt.a t1 on, 992 3954 or 99 2 7.349 9 18 tfc ~ ~ . " ••5"" ""' '""' t•......' ' " 5 0'1 "- WH/'<T QUALITIES MADE TH' 00 OF OOBACDO TH' RICHEST MAN ON EARTI-l '2. or shrubbery cle an out basements att 1cs , etc Phone 949 322 1 or 742 44.41 2 28 26tc -- - ------------ •• ~ WAL-HE: WERE LA'Z'>; 1.-----.1... HES NOT MUCH OF 1.< E XAM PLE TO A GRE'EDY.I ONGRAlE' FUL, I<16HT RE'D 8LOCOED AMERICAN GRASPIN' AN' /\ BOY, IS HE', PA PPY 2 MERCILE'S S '! " \ "~ ~ GOT SOMETHING ON YOUR MIND? EXPRESS IT ON THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS AT 10:15 A.M. ON WMPO AM-FM sunesled by the abon cartoon. "[I I J-CI I J" (A.uwnt temorro"" ) I Jumbl" ERASE Yl"llf'r•by • SUEDE KILLER TAUGHT WINNIE ® M15SION ACCOMPLI &HED, MR KONT05 YOUNOW OWN THE. "HOUSE OF BARTOL I '' LOCK SlDCK AND - - " 1 OU R NEXT MOlE tS TO OBTAfl'l ~E FINEST TALENT AND EQUIP MENT AVAI LABLE' WINNIE WE'VE G0T T0 6 ET &oME DEC ENT MACHI NES W':: JUST CANT OPERATE WAY MUCH LON6ER ZENITH •STEREO BARNEY THANKV. SNUFFY I SHORE AM GLAD ""'·;. '=" YE DIDN T FALL I'D NEVER RISK MV NECK FER OL' ZEKE LIKE TH IS IF HE WUZN T SICH MASON RJRNilURE ' HERMAN GRATE nJ-5592 MASON, W. YA. . ' July 22) LEO (July 23·Aug 22) A new protect you re nvotved In will be held up '' you ch oose a weak all y For get the lamt hea n s D epe nd on bold e r associates VIRGO {Aug 23-Sepl 23) You !la ve so me need less sell doubts about a career matter Futu re d e ve lopm e nt s w II p rove y o ur c o nc e rn u n founded AQUARIUS (Jon >20-Ftb 1t) A c alculet ed ri sk may be necessary to resolve a Si tuation today Bold measures are call ed for Once you co mmit yourself go all th e way PISCES IFob 20-Morch 20) You can solve a difficu lt sltua I on today 11 you st ck to your guns Ju st when you feel all is lost the cavalry wi ll co me to th e rescu e your blrt:rdoy March 19, 1975 Your lmancTal prospects are considerably brighter In the commg year Rewarijs long overdue will be realized with interest WIN AT BRIDGE IH rune H wa s up to h1m to take an 1mmedtate diSCC:trd of h1s last spad e on dummy s kmg of d1a111onds He d1d JUSt that 1\es l produ ced the e1ght of WI S J • KQ 1l7 rl l .\JIJ fl 4 trumps for th e t h1rd defensive l nck and wmted wtth tus kmg of < l ubs to set the llnfortunate ¥ ¥ d edtJI~r I AS I I H 11 '} t AJ I0 9 1-i 4 olo'l l W1 b +--4- but South really shouldn t have !allen for 1t If West held JUS( ¥ A KI,J10 7l one heart and one clu b he wou ld • (J I hdvc held I I black cards Not vulnerable he 11ould probably htJ H four North Su 1111 v linu ble \h•st I. Pit SS Wes t falsccard w1th the Jack ot trumps wa s an expert s play o!1 I 2 .. A Q h \urth I N r pI SS I 1st t ned a sacnf1ce bad of spades South 2. 4. I" fhe b1dd mg has been West North fi ast Soulh Pa ss 1• Pass 2• Pass 3• 5 • Pass Pass 4• P Jss DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it AXVDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW BASLAB VFB MVA QHSMO GCPTMSO KABM - SPMVASXCSJ K VHOAB Yesterday's Cryptoquole AS A WHITE CANDLE IN A HOLY PLACE SO IS THE BEAUTY OF AN AGED FACE -JOSEPH CAMPBELL t© 1975 K..inr. futures Sy ndu~ at r Inc ) R l ,j, BJ Oswald & James Jacoby \\ est opened the deuce or dtam onds agamst South s fou r heart contract The tr ey was pl aye d rro m dumm} Ea st studi ed a wh1l e and finally dec1ded to go n ght up w1th h1 s ace and g tve h1s part ner a ruff KABM 18 ) 'LI SS Opcn1n,1; lead - l. • BASLAB 22· Jon LIBRA (Sepl 23-0cl 23) Your souru Whil e East was thmkmg , West had tt me t o prepare a mcc lt t tle btl of decepti on lle ruffed the d1 amond return "lth hiS Jack of trumps Then he led the kmg of spades South wa s 10 dumm y You South hold o!1 K J 9 4 " A Q 2 +J 4 3 ol'o K 10 5 Wha t do yo u do now? A - Your parlner 1s no" showing the ace o[ dtamond s He must bt 1ry1 ng for a slam \ou can afford to b1d fl\ e bear1 s TODAY S QUESTION You do b1d five hearts and your pu r tner ; umps to SIX spades What 00 you do now? He dec1ded that We st had ruffed w1th the Jack of hearts because that was the on ly hea rt he held In that case Eas l would be Sit tmg w1th three trump s to the Send $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book lo Won al Bridge (c/o tills newspaper) P 0 Box 489 RadKJ City Statoon Now Yorl< NY 10019 (NE:WSPAPt:R ENTERPRISE ASSN) Wf flOP£ '1tltJ I NEEDED DON'T MIND SOME 01~ FO!t M'i EiAI<OEN C~ARLIE A GOOD CUSTOMER Easy Terms I Free Delivery! 19) One wtth whom you re In valved has a way of makl~g you fee\ guilty over a matter of no concern to her Foll ow your pracltcal Tnst1ncts t 2 .-. K itJfl4 OFF TH RIDGE AN 8UST IT i CAPRICORN (Ooc bu s1ne ss matter need s your !(r9.mp1 att eniiOn Do It now wh ile tick le cond1 \1ons still ( av o{ you NOIUII . 1\h • h42 • 1\ il 'i \ A J 7 rl 2 row 26 Competent l7 State (Fr 1 2~ Secular 2'1 Churchman 31 Wholly 32 Manage ll Fastener 3S ThmgamaJ•g !7 Half style l~ Lure 3, Drudgery 40 La cked 41 Sov1et lake ZVC BALLS 0 ' FIRE!! TAURUS IAprtl 20-May 20) A False ruff deceives declarer ma VA COLOR TV . WHITE Jll 21) Your mates point of view Is more Inci sive than your s today Cons1der ll s judgment before making a final dec ision Someo ne who h a s be e n pro m1 S1ng you a favor wil l renege He II call o n anoth er to help you but he II e,; pec t th e cred 1t One l etter s1mply standi for another In t h 1s sample A IS used for the three L's X for the two O's etc Smgl e l etters apostrophes, tbe l ength and formatiOn of the words are all hmts Each day the code l ett ers are dtlterent ' SAGITT ARtUS I Nov 23-Dtc CANCER IJuno 21 CRVPTOQUOTES eSLACK & ARIES IMarch 21 · Aprtl 1g) GEMINI (May 21 Juno 20) II you eJ(pect o thers to back your •deas take v1 S1ble act1on th at ~ e rrw:n st r a t es you suppo rt , merr as well Yesterday's Answer 16 Rule 25 - o'clock Brtlanma" scholar " composer 12 wds ) 19 French 27 Baffled nver 29 Large 22 Wmghke contamer 23 Richard 30 Papal Boone 34 Knell TV role lG Performed 24 1 asty l7 Candlenut mollusk tree 24-Nov 22) Don t leave Important Issues hangrng 1 re to day Press to conclude matters with the type of resu lts you ve sought You ve been us ng so me rath er ll1msy C)I.Cuses l or not keeptng m touch wtth a fri end Stop put 1 ng 11 off or he II drop you ( 2 wds) 23 Analyze a ::;en tence 25 Arnmge is 6ARREL1 • For Wadnesda.- , March 19, 1975 ma~ oo LIL ABNER -=----=----- - 3....WILL rr1m or cu t tr ees KA~EIDOSCOPE to form the aurpnae answer, Ill by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I L1ab1hty I Loony 5 Scent 2 Heron l Phlladelbag 11 lndtan phtan c1ty fo rte 12 Fly 12 wds ) 13 Amph1b1an 4 Des1~n a t c 14 Yeast 1 Sa1ty . 15 VIetnamese ti - Island, New La Year 7 Undercover 16 Song group 17 - M1randa 8 Owmg a 18 Vexatious grudge (4 wds) 20 Pen 9 Recurrmg pomt annually 21 ·- Kleme as a Nachtmus1k" wmd 22 What I've 10 Defensible got m Kala -- -TREE - - ----------tr 1mmmg years of Large build1ng for hobby SKATIN6. Now ftlTange the cu·cled ldtera I Prill !It SllftPiliSI ANSW!R Iter! 6 Movie ' The Main At SCORPIO lOci COULc:> BE A 5 1<SN - UN SAFE ~ v heated 4 bedroom home 2 baths full basement. several gara£ aS and lots of parkmg ,' FO~ 8 way of saytng thmgs today will lit the sp1 r ts ol others and lnsp re th em to actiOn beneficial to all An.... rr Uhal lin l.mg f rwgli f 1HII1 - HI S DUKES PIANO tun 1ng Lane Daniels Phone 992 2082 3 16 12t c $7500 00 ! ANVWAV? - - ---- ------::...----:;... house all e le ctric bath ga ra ge and level l ot Only 6 W1 lburn Brothers 8 The J udge 10 To Tellthe Truth 13 Book Beat 20 Ep isode A ct 1on 33 B DO-Ha ll of Fame 3 4 15 The Muppets 6 13 Tony Or lando & Dawn 8 10 T heaeter In Amer 1ca 20 Sinners 33 8 3D--J ane Goodall 6 13 9 DO-Lucas Tanner 3,4, 15 Cannon 810 Masterp iece Theatre Mov1e The Vatican Affair traction 10 Jana k! 33 12 3{}---Wide W orld Special 6 1 GO-Tomor ro w 3 -4 News 13 t' I Complete Serv 1ce Phone 949 J82 t or 949 31 61 Racine Ohio Cr 1tt Bradford 5 t tfc and sewage Only S2SOO 00 LAUREL CLIFF - 6 room 3o-Poll ce Surgeon 3 Nam e That Tune 4, Lei • Make a Deal 7 l O 3o-Your Future Is Now 20 01 ITALUME I I I UJ ,, II/Jfi/01'E 0 J I I ~RAD'"vr<u w•th c 1ty water, natural gas MIDDLEPORT - Sweepers toasters Irons a ll small appl1ances Lawn mowers nex t to Sta t e High way Garage on Rout e 7 Phone 985 3825 3 11 26tc ---- --------L Auc t ioneer NEW LISTING- Bu1ldmg lol a 10 Zoom 20 Your Future Is Now 33 7 oo-Tru th or Cons 3 4 Bow l ing for Dollars 6 What's For Dol lars 6 What s M y Line 8 News 10 Country Music J ubilee A Flower out of Place 15 ArabS & Israe lis '2 0 Know Y our Schools 33 11 DO-News 3,4,6,8 10,1315, ABC News 33 11 3G-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Wide Wor ld Specia l 13 FBI ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR NEW LISTING - 1974 Skyline 12x60 mob1le home 2 Utrli zat 1on 33 6 3G- NBC News 3 4 15 AB1: News 13 Bewitched 6 CBS News News 20 Fa mily at War 33 words. I ll.jll'o(K 'WE CONTIWLLER$ WILL WANT 10 TALK TO THESE 'TW:J 1 - - - - - ---------- - -------- - - - ord~nary form four ALLEY OOP REAOY 1Vd)( CONCRETC Ot! llver ed right lb your pro1ect F as 1 and eas y Free es t1m ates Phone 992 32 N Goe g lem Ready M1x Co Middleport Oh 10 6 30 tfc Jill• 6 oo- News 34810 131 5 ABC News 6 Elec Co 20 lTV 9 3Q-- Fashion Award s 6 13 10 0{}---The Law 3 4 15 A F lowe r ou t of Place 8 Manhunter 10 Unstramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to ----- - ------ ., 5 00- FBI 3 Andy Grtfflth 8 M tster Rogers Ne i ghborhood 20 33 Iron s!de 13 5 30- News 6 Beverly H1tlb\ll 1es B Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Gel Smart 15 E lee Co 33 33 --- - ----------- GROCERY busmess fer sale Bu1ld1ng for sale or l ease Phon e173-'S6l 8 fr c m 8 30p m to 10 p m f or appo1ntment J 10 tfc,. Sunr 1se Se mester 10 0 Blocks Cement and Mortar Wood Burntng Stoves Heattlators and F1replace Accessorie. --------------- a oo- 992 2067 Mtnersvtlle, 1 oo- N ews 3 A ll M y Children 6 13 Ph il Donahue 8 Young & t he Restle ss 10 Net F or Wom en On ly l 5 1 3o-How To Surv1 ve a Marnage 3 4 l 5 Let' s Make A Dea l 6 13 A s th e Wor ld T urns 8 10 2 DO- Days of Our Ltves 3 4 IS S10 000 Pyram td 6 13, Guiding LTght 8 10 2 JQ- Doct ors 3 4 15 B1g Showdown 6 13 Edge of Night 8 10 3 co- Ano t her World 3 4 1,5 Genera l Hospi tal 6 13, Price is Rtght 8 10 R F D 20 3 JQ--On e L1fe to L tve 13 L uc y Show 6 Match Game 8, 10 On Agmg 20 oo--Mr Ca rto on 3 1 Dream ot Jeannie 4 Somerset 15 4 Grt l 1gan sI s 6 T at l tl e ta les 8 Sesame St 20 33 Movie The Boss 10 M 1ke Doug las 13 4 JD-- Bew 1t ched 3 M er v Griffin 4 Mod Squad 6 Lucy Show 8 Bonan za 15 6 25- Farm Report 13 6 3Q-Ftve...;\Arnutes to L1ve By 4 New s 6 Bib le Answer s 8 Sc hool Sc ene 10 The Story 13 6 35- Columbus Today 4 Farmt 1m4:! 10 7 Today 3 4 15 AM Am enca 13 AM Am en ca 6 CB S News 8 10 8 oo- Lass 1e 6 Capt Kanga roo 8 Popeye 10 Sesame St 33 B 15--Cap t Kangaroo 10 8 3D-MISS ion I mposs tble 6 9 QO--A M J Phil Donahue 4 15 Bullw nk le a Mornrng w1th BORN LOSER Pamttng , Siding, roofing, paper hang1ng , kitchen cabtnets expert carpettng, I 12 55- NBC News 3 15 B 00--Adam 12 3 4 15 Happy Da ys 6 13 Good T 1mes 8 10 Am en ca 20 33 8 30- Movte Th e Impostor 3 4 15 Mov!e Or deal 13 M ov1e Crowhav en Farm 6 M AS H 8 10 A scent o f Man 20 33 9 oo- Hawa11 F 1ve 0 8 10 9 30- Woman 20 W 1tness to Yes terday 33 10 oo- Pol1 ce Story J 4 IS Marcus We lby M 0 13 A F lowe r out of P lace 6 Barnaby Jones 8 Tom Jones 10 News 20 Interface 33 10 3D- Y our F utur e IS N ow 20 A ssi gnment Amer ica 33 11 Oo-News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 AB C News 33 11 JQ-Johnny Car son J 4 15 W 1de World Mystery 13 FBI 6 Mov1e K1d Rodeo 8 M o v1e Stagecoac h 10 Janak1 JJ 12 30- W de Wor ld My stery 6 1 Tomorrow 3 4 New s 13 WEDNE SDAY MAR CH 19 1975 From a shelf to a house RD No 1J oo- All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING RACINE ~LUMBING &HEATING tomplete plumbing ----------- -- -- THEY LL e.E =-A rt5FJ ED WITH LOWER WA6E7! PHONE HElL ----------·-- -~- ~o\AYB E 949 3832 or 843 i67 Rad1os, Antennas Towers, U se d ' TV's Buy I rom the lnd1an' and save "Wa m Pum' We buy used A: ad!Qs and Tow ers Radtos repatred by FCC licen sed ser \IICC pers onnel Stop and see the 'l nd1an " and Bubbl es Monttor Chann el 10 and 20 --------- ------ -- - HM\' D&D CONSTRUCT!'JN 308 Page St . Middleport, 0. 992-3509 - - --------- - - -- ---------------.... J U.Si TH INK ' IF HE CA N TA LK THE PLA,._,T EMPL.(IYEE :5 INTO A P ERMA~ E N T 51,.\TE A rEEN -AGE G URU OF A JO"r A~ D H~D D1NE5G CL.J l.r : MAY I AS. K WH Y YOUR& l'hono~:l61ar m.-1 CB SALES & PARTS ----- - --------- --- --------- - -- l 777 Poor! 5"-et Mldd .....rt, Ohio INDIAN JOE'S Real Estate For Slle -------- ------- -------- -- ----- --------------- EXCAVATIN~ COMPAN~ 8-K 2 17 75c TU ESDAY MAR CH IB 1975 Sprong Slreel USA 15 RFD 20 Mar co Sporlllle 33 CAPr AIN EASY CLOSE OUT on new Z1g Zag sew1ng mach 1nes For sewmg BUY ON L AND CONTRACT• stre tc h fabriCS buttonholes .. As low as $500 down for 2 fancy des gns etc Pllrnt bedroom house w1th hard s119Miy blem 1shed Cl1o 1ce of wood fl oors gas f1red hot a1r c a r ry1ng case or sewrng heater n 1ce bath w1th tub stand S49 BO cash cr t erm s basement 10 yea r s to pa y SEWING MA CHINE Repa irs , avatlable Phone 992 7755 with monthly payment less serv 1ce all makes, 992 2284 1218 1fc t ha n SIOO per mo nth Call 992 Th e Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy 3509 aft er 1 p m Authonzed S1nger Sa l es and NEW 2 p c 11vlngroom su1 t es 3 16 3tc Se rv1 ce We sharpen Sc 1ssors start1ng at s 139 Sw vet 3 29 !fc rockers your cho1ce ot col ors A MODERN a ll etec t nc home $99 an d up Jacks Fur niture with J bedr ooms k tchen and & Upho lst ery Supply 236 E d1n ng area l1v ng room and DOZ- ER work land ctear1ng by Mam St Pom eroy Oh o bath F ull S1Ze basement the acre hOur l y or contract Phone 992 3903 pa rt1all y fr nr shed with Fa rm pond s roads etc 3 18 6t c l aundry area recreat1on Large dozer and operetor room storage and wo r kshop w ith over 20 years ex UP H O LS TERY fabrr c area 1 080 sq ft of floor perlence Pullms Exca...,atlng, closeouts va lu es to $9 95 Qer space on marn fl oor and three Pomeroy Oh 1o Phone 99 2 yd now $1 99 All oHier 2<178 and two th rds acres of land fabr cs 10 pet off thru mont h Loca t ed m Racme area on 12191fc of Mar ch Jacks F»rn 1tu re & C R 28 between Dorcas & Upho l stery Supp l y 236 E Appl e Grove Phone 949 3451 EXCAVA"TING, dozer loader Marn St Pomeroy 0 Phone 3 11 6tp and bac khoe wcrk septic 992 3903 ta nks Installed dump trucks 3 10 6tc and" to boys for hire w111 haul flU dtrt top sort l 1mestone & COMPLETE bedroom SU1te Teo ford RPolty gravel Cal l Bob or Roger studiO COUCh 10 CU ft Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 r efr gerator platform v,, (/II H ',I 1\o 'll,. ' n1ght phon e 992 3525 or 992 1 r ockers ant1que cha 1r other 5232 1tems Phone 992 3457 1 11 tfc 3 18 6tc . ' ! I, lr l, ___________ o, for domg outdoor work EMMA JO DEAR POLLY- For years I had a problem WIth nuldewed rubber gloves until I saw a nurse m my doctor's office turn a pair r.ght sode out after they had been hangmg wrong s1de out She took hole of the top 1\lth thumb and forellnger of both hands, on oppos1te sldes, and pullet light and then spun them around This rolls the cuff do11 n to hold the a1r mstde Take hold of the top 1uth one hand and squeeze to pop the fmgers out Always pull off wrong s1de out so they slay dry and smell good until they wear out If you have long fmgerna lls put small p1eces of Jape m the ends of the fmgers to keep from poking holes m them MRS D N DEAR POLLY - I use scraps of mater~al to make patchwork napkins Two by tw o H ea t1ng Cooling Retngeratton Rcof Repa1rs Gutters Ptumbtng Electr1cal Repans a nd Ser\IICe Call992 lJ09 and Save on yo ur r epa1rs also repa1r m owers compressors and outboa rd s Brmg 11 rn and save --------------- Steam shine out of velvet POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Whlle making a velvet dress I ~roned a seam from the ms1de and now have a shine on the outside of the dress I trted to steam 1t out but the shine remams I do need some help - MRS J G DEAR MRS J G - The proper way to press velvet Is to steam lrnn on top of a piece of velveteen or plush This prevents shine I "onder how you steamed ) our dress Try placing a damp cloth Ol'er a standing Iron (hot ) and hold the velvet hghU) o-.r the resulUng steam As usual we hope some reader \1 Ill come forward with anything she may bave discovered lor doing this -POLLY JG8 Page Middleport portet1on Write m care c f Th e 3 14 tfc The successful b i dder shall M U ST SE LL new home en l ake Dall y Sen t 1nel Sox 729P prov i de a one year werranty for J bedroom s 1 2 baths carpet Pomeroy Oh1o 45169 ST ANLEY Produ cts for sale the new tractor and attach drapes diShw a sh e r Phon e 7423762 3 12 6tc ments sup plies or the sue re fr1gera t or double oven 3 9 26tc ce ssfvl bidder shal l prov1de a 30 stove P hone 992 3.493 fo r working day warran ty for the appo1ntment used tractor and atrachments U SE D Pllrts Frye' s Tr uck end 3 12 61c Auto Parts Rutland OhiO supplied The warranty shall Phone (614) 742 6094 not limi t operating hours REMODELING ptumb1ng The followmg spec lfl cotlons heat ng and all types of 1 22 78tp BUY N OW & SAVE L..,w low down payments 8 pet m to be cons ldtrtc:t as minimum general rep a l r Work lerest 30 yr fmanc1ng on new requ irements for e1ther the new guaranteed 20 ye ar s ex NEW and used chatn saws home s n 3 Me1gs County or used Dozer per (ence Phone 99'2 2409 tillers end mowers Also to cat 1ons or BUILD on your Engine repa1rs 49 8 Lo cust St 3 11 lfc lot Phon e 992 5976 cr 992 58 44 To be a 39 S A E net horse ---- - -- ----~ -- M iddleport Phon e 992 3092 ..___ 3 13 tf c power d1eset eng ine or oreater REMODE LI NG 2 28 26tc plumb,ng , with a dry ty pe I If cleaner and P,eatlng and all types of ether start1nO aid for cold general repa1r Wor k SHA L LOW well jet pump and JO HOME tor sale m Ches ter weather starting Tuppers P l a~ns water guaranteed 20 years ex gal tank Call 992 7560 Electrical Systtm n atural gas 2 bedrooms pe rlence Phone 992 2409 3 17 6tp Shel l bl!' 1 12 volt "0 amp comp l et ely r emodeled Phone • 19 tfc electrical \ystem wllh alte r 985 4102 FO L EY saw shar p ener nator and voltage regu la tor 3 16 12tc eq u ipment J p 1ece h and A l so equipped with hourmeter sharp ener c 1 rcular saw and tachometer 6 ROOM house w th bath 3 sharpener chain saw grmd Transmls.slon bedroom full bas.ement gas 2 BEDROOM t rai l er for rent or er all I ke new Ph one heat h w fl oor wall to wall Must be four speed forward for sale In Rut l and Ph one 992 2386 J 14 <II C and re...,erse t ransm1n lon carp et Close t o school 1n 992 3429 capab le or Shif t ing on t he go Pomeroy Phone 992 3097 1973 KAWASAKI 450 CC d1rt 3 17 12tp Wi t hout c tut ct11ng 3 9 52tc btke 1974 Kawasak r 12S CC w e ,ght Enduro Se e at Welker s 4 BEDROOM bnck home n Dour opera ling we ight to be 3 RM apartment new and Ashland 992 3535 mmlmum Of 12 DOD lbs and furniShed wa ll to w all car Midd l eport PhOne 992 3457 3 13 1fc max1mum or l-i 000 lbs w1th petmg Phone 992 2050 after 12 J 18 6tc winch and blade pm Track& 3 16 Jtp 10 ACRES Sl.lltable tor build ng 6 RMS garage panel rn g They sha l l be mm lmum of 1-i lots cr trailer s Wil l sell as a br eezeway 8 acres Call 992 tnches 1n width and 7 RM HOU SE and b~th at 8 whole or separate Loc ated on • 3059 hydraulically adjustable Also L 1berty Avenue A!so 3 rm Rt 7 1n M ddleporl Phone J 16 7tc 99 2 3278 equipped With f ive bottom apar t ment preferr ed olcter tlfettme ro l lers and one top coup le at 9 L bert y Phone J 12 6tc LOW LOW DOW N PAYMENT 992 7135 li fe-t rme r oller on righ l and left Lavely new homes •n three s1des 3 16 3t c IN DIAN joe s SpOrflllg Goods lccahon!i 1n Me~ gs County Light& buy and sell guns am m o Some W1th weeded lots We Shall be equ ipped w1th two 2 BEDROOM trailer Browns f1Sh1ng equ1pment and after w II buill on your lot or ours Tra 11er Court Phone 992 332-i front moun ted headl ights and April 1 we wil l have f1sh ba 11 Call 992 5976 or 992 5844 fo r 3 4 tfc rear worktng light Stop by at 308 Page St more mformat1on Canopy Middle port Phone 992 JS09 2 27 26tc Canopy to bt approved J BEDROOM mob 1le home 3 2 JOtc R 0 P S canopy w1th scre-ening washer and d ryer 112 baths tor brush protect i on uli1 1fles paid l42 SO week 308 1974 YAHAMA 250 cc Endura va ndlt Protectron Page 51 Middleport Oh10 Less fhan 400 m11es All ac Mach 1ne to be equ1pped w1th 3 .4 li e cessor res Sl 000 Phone 992 eng 1ne srde sh ields and lockable 7891 dash board cover tor vanda l 2 aeOR:OoM mobrte home In 3 16 6t c pro1ect10n Syracuse No children or pets Blade Cal l 992 2_.41 after 6 p m ON E 1971 Allis Chalmers dozer Shall be 80 Inches in W1dth Deposit requ1red 653 ser1es all hydr!!lullc blade Shall be power angtr left or 3 11 tfc roll canopy and wrnch Better r i ght and powl!' r tilt Blade shall --------------~ than average condltron . be capable of llftmg 38 1nches AVAILABLE lhtS week small 2 S7, 700 One 1969 John Deere above ground and 13 1nche!. bedroom , doub le w rde mo b ile backhoe wr1tl Stms All below ground lt'\lel home near Pomeroy Off Rt 7 Weather cab large flo at at 10n WinCh FAR OUT - W1ll1ng to do by pass No chtldren or pe ts 11res on front new rear t 1res Shall be d1rec1 dr 1ve winch Phone 992 7017 or 991 7666 some WORK'' Th1s house Better than averl!ge con capa b le or 10 600 bart drum liMe 3 18 Jtc d1t10n 56 700 Phone ( 614) 992 needs some repa1 r - good pull To be eqvrpped wrth three 7478 garage and storage bulldmg r oller ta 1rleads W•nch to be t R AILER SPA CE : ~. mti1 3 16 3t c eQU i pped Wil h 100 Of s, tnd'l 4 level lots good dnlled well north of Me19s H tgh Schoo l on cable ( new ) and l•llcham and water system Close to old Rt 33 Phone 992 29-i1 REO boar hog for sa le or Ag e 1 23 ttc a'o'allab te for serv 1ce Phone River S4 700 00 Any used tqu,pml!'nl sub Reed!.vr lle 378 6311 after 6 POMEROY - lV2 story 1 m 1lled for bid Shill be no older D U P LEX 238 ? Walnut St pm frame3 BR , bath, • than fl\le years Slnct Mtdd leport Oh10 Phone 992 3 16 31c manufacturtng date R , uftl1ty space, porch 1 2780 or 992 3~ ~ 2 Trade tn 2 19 H e 1965 JOHN DEERE dozer 4 basement, Hardw ood floors, One 1956 model ~c HO 11 cy lm dtr dresel 8 ft blade storm doors & wmdows Dozer COUNTRY Mob1l e HOmi""Park new pamt clutches t racks $10,500 00 Dealer to fu rn1Sh lhl ir own Rt 33, ten miles north of bre kts and canopy S§ 000 b1d forms The front of the NEAR REEDSVILLE Pomeroy Large lots W1tl\ Phone 985 3594 envelopes tncloStng the b 1as concrete pat •os.. Sidewalks Acres , fronts on 68 1 3 V 6!P must be marktd Dozer Brd rvnners and off street minerals TP water , close- to The Metgs County Com parkrng Pltone 992 7H9 Forked Run Lake $14,600 00 m 1SS10ners may accept the 1231 tfc POMEROY - 1 story frame, lowest b1d or select the best b1d for the ~~tended purpose , and 3 lnd <t RUUM furn 1ShE:>d anu 2 BR, bath, V: basement, reserve the nght to relect any unfurn i shed apartments ullhly , gas ll90r furnace, or all b1ds or any part thereof Phone 992 S-i34 23 ZENITH color TV Phone large let recently renovated 147 2166 " 12 ffc InSide and out $9,500 00 Board of County J 16 Jtc ALL CASH FOR YOUR Com m r55 10ners PRIVATE meeting room for .., Martha CP,tmbers PROPERTY - LET US any oroantzattdn phone 991 MIXED hay for sale Phone Clerk 3975 SELL IT 992 3658 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "'T"" _ _ _ 3 _11_ tfc 3 t6 tt c 992 2259 (J) 11 18 2tc Employment Wanted Llmt~lono & Pit! Dirt Commercla~RIIIdtntlol Conslruc!ICMI & Rtmocltl 1 (614) 247-3644 498 Locu st 51 " Doter, Backhot,Truckl Call Television log for easy viewing 5 3Q--News 6 Beverl y H i llbil lies 8 Hodgepodge l odge LLI Ge t 10 JQ--Wheel of F or tune 3 .4 15 Gambit 8 11.1 Srna1 t 15 E lec Co 33 11 oo--H 1gh Rol !lers 3 4 15 One l;,lle to Ltve 6 Now You See It 6 00- New s 3 4 8 10 13 15 A BC News 6 E lectr ic Co 20 lTV 8 10 E lec Cc 20 _ ., Ul 111zat !O n 33 11 30-- Hollywood Squares 3 15 Brady Bun ch 6,l3, N ews 4, 6 30- NBC New s 3 4 15 ABC News 13 Bew 1tched 6 C BS News Love of L ife 8 10 Sesame St 20 33 '1 8 10 Zoom 20 Y our F uture 1s Now 33 \'J,.J 55-Gr aham Kerr 8. Dan I mel s World 10 7 oo- T ru th or Cons 3 4 Bowl1n g for Do llar s 6 Wha t s My Lrne 12 oo--Jackpot 3 15 Pa ss word 6 13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4, 8 News 10 Nam e That Tun e 13 H1gh Sc hoo l TV Honor News a 10 Soc 1ety 15 Anf1ques20 L1l 1asYoga&YouJJ 12 fO- B iank Check. 3 15 Split Second 6,13 Sea r ch for 7 Jo- Hollywood Squares 3 4 Wtld W1ld Wor ld of An1mal s 6 1omorrow 8 10 To Be Announ ced 33 12 45- Eie-c Co J3 Buck Ow ens 8 New Prr ce !S R1ght 10 To Tell the Tru t h 13 9Uirln1Hd. For lnfonnation Cham Prectston Ground S21~5 TI-lE LIN E Wat.r, Eloctrle, 0<11, t:Jnes, inst•ll•d Work WEDDING Photography w 1th extras Wh1te Hat Spectals Saturda\ after VISitin g rei.:! lives In Pennsylvama Mr Professional SALES& SERVICE 992 -3092 J seat wagon le ss than 30 000 m1 les by local own er 400 V 8 P ste errng brakes automati c power door lock s lugg~ge rack rad1o da r k green ftn 1sh L1k e new & loaded LOOK FOR THE I B 1t c S289S automat1 c tran s pow er stee nng & brakes fa ctor y a 1r cond1ton 1ng luggage ra ck green f1n1sh , rad10 L1k e new w w f1res Y all Come lo landmark s Regtstrahon 1912 CHEVROL ET KINGSWOOD ESTATE WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE j THE PLENT Y S PHON NUMBE R IS ALL I NEED. VERA . TELL l SI'ARKLE TO KEEP ~1M Business· Services Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY O "uo FEM AL E •4 Auto Sales gav e me wh1le 1 was a patten! 1n !he V e teran s Hospital God bl ess y ou t~ l l Mrs A llee Dodson Long Botto m \ 7- The Da1ly Sent mel M1ddleporl-l'omerov , 0 Tuesday, March 18 1975 -~ 1 all the nurses tor their ktnd ' , - - - - - - - - - - - - ness and lov •ng car e thev cHI to suc h o t f h(! foll o w •n g a s M e r e s d ents of th e Sta t e Of B1 Mrs Herbert Roush O hrO 1 t he surv1 vm g Mr and Mrs ROJ Pooler of spous e v tt1e neK I of k n th e Mt Herman VISited Mr and beneh c• a r.es unoe r !he w tll d lo the a !lor 1c y o r il ll or n e y s Mrs Floyd Norm Thursday an r e prescnll n q a ny of tile Mrs Eula Wolfe and son al or em cnt on ed persons Aar on "er(' or Fast Res.ults Use Sentinel Classifieds ~ Card Of Thanks NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY '{?) S~OWN • �6 - The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 Tuesday, March 18, 1975 APpIe Grove AND APPRAISEMENT • Tt'l e Stare of O h1 o M e •g s c o unt y Court of Common Plea s Pro v at c O•v• s•On News, Events To t h e Co Ex ecu t ors o f the (' Stal e I W A Nlto thank. my l am1ty ~lnel rtll my fn e nd 5 for the gifls te l eph one callS and f lowers and a ll who v1 Sdcd me Rev Carl H1cks for hiS pray e rs Md \fiS1 I!. Dr H1dgway and dmn er g ues ts SundaJ of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wol fe at Racme Mrs Ronm e Skei n and children Mrs Barba r a Burbun and son Chns of PI Pleasant ROTC Conme Rottge n \!sited Mrs Eulah Wolfe and Aaron Conme \o\.as enroute to New Hampshir E- uher e ~ he wilJ be stat iOned Mrs Ma e Bos ton Bert Hunt Bill Robtns on Nanq Holsmger Martm C'IUllllngham, are all medtcal patte nts at Veterans Memonal Hospita l Mr and Mrs Robert Smtih Sr returned to their horne Mrs Addle Cumnun s, John C Pr olf rll Deceased Por ll an d Ohro L ebano n To wns h1 p No 71396 You are her eby no tdre d th at t il e I nventory an d Ap pr o sem enr of t h e est at e of th e ator em en honed de ceased ta t e ot sa rd Coun ty was h ied rn lh rs Cou rt Sa•d n ve rlfor y a nd A p p r ar s emcn t wil l be f o r hearr ng be fore thr s Coun on th e ?Jt h day of Ma r ch 975 at 10 00 oc to cll. A M An y p er son des rr ng to tile e:o; cep trons the r eto mu st I de th e m at lea st I ve d ays pr ror to the da l e se t l or hea r •ng G1ve n und er m y hand an d seat of sa d Collr t lh ~ 8 th d a y ot Mar ch 19 75 Ma nn n9 D Webst er Ju d ge By Ann B Wat son Deput y Cl er k f3\ I I 2 SIGNS 3 18 He Found German Shepherd blonde w1th black mark1ngs Tag ged A lhens County 534 Also found near Mechanic Street blac k large SIZed m al e pup Phone 949 4911 3 17 2tc Spring Roundup MARCH 19-22 Fun Refreshment!. G1fh 111d Pnzes Free "1l PLY STA WAGON Suburban 3 Seat v 8 eng1ne 1971 MATADOR .4 Door puff SlS9S Middleport, Oh1 0 3 2 1 Mo fo ll y equ 1pped rn c a ~r dark red A rea l c r eam POMEROY MOTOR CO. P-J Home Maintenance OPEN- EVES. 8:00 'P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Y ALL COME' FORD Country Squ re wagon 20 000 m1t es all equrpm ent S3 500 Phone ~9 '1 349) or 992 2720 t913 U ) UN. T R Y SQu r e St at 10nwa gon l or sale to Settle estat e L k e nPw Phon e 992 349 3 J 12 61 C 1'173 POMEROY LANDMARK : The Almanac Sm1th fell and fractured Ius hlp 9. _Juk W Carsey Mgr 6Jiif Phone 9911 111 - - - - - - - - - - - --and 1s r ecupera tm g m cely By United Press hnternatlonat Today IS Tuesday March 18, t'f ! J MALl BU 2 door me tat11 c after bemg confmed to a PtttsV ACANCY for on e am bula tor y brown bla ck v rny l top power burgh hospll<!l They were the 77th day of t975 w1th 288 to mate Ptease contact Jean steertng power brakes a 1r Pels For Sale 5To llt Syra c u se Nur s rng cond Ex cellent cond Pn ced accompamed home by their follow Home 992 3707 very rea sonable Phone 992 PUREBRED BEE GLE PUP S The moon a s approachmg 1 ts son Joe Derouon, Mr and Mrs l 16 lie 3273 S7 SO EA CH PH ONE (614 / hrst quarter 3 16 ate 66 7 )49] J1m Freeman and chtldren of The mornmg stars are 1 WIL L do small gard en 3 16 3t c Millvale, Pa who also v1s1ted plow•ng w 1th Gravely garden 1961 CHEVROLET re li able get Mercury and Mars Tra ctor Phone 992 7492 or 992 the1r grandfather Martu1 to wor k ca r 149 Broadway GIVE a IO\/rng Ea st er poodle 37 16 The evemng s4lrs are Venus Phone 992 2082 puppy Call A K C Reg 2 t rt Cunnm gham, a t Veteran s J 16 6tp ters s l\/er champagne and 3 16 11t c Saturn and Jupiter Memonal Hosp1 tal wh1t e Phone (61 4} 696 1297 -- -----REE CH I CK S EASTER F Those born on Uus date are 1975 MO NT E Ca r lo 4 000 miles a fter 4 JO p m W II hold tor SU ND AY MIDnl FPnRT Mrs J1m Connally, Bnan Ea st er all power a 1r AM st er eo under the s1gn of PISces UNITED PENTECO STAL tape Call 992 10J6 after 5 p m and She lly, Syracuse, Mrs 3 16 41 c CHUR CH SOU TH 3r ct Grover Cleveland 24th presi3 5 He -- - - - - - - - - - - - Roger Manuel and Angte, AVE N U E SUNDAY dent of the Umted Slates was SCHOOL 10 00 AM TRAN S J oan and Vtckl Roush 197J VEGA Hatchback 4 sp eed PORTATION AND IN born March 18, 1837 t ran smiSSIOn new t 1r es tape Mobile Homes For Sale F ORMATIO N PHONE 992 v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Don Riffle player eJ( cellen t cond1t1on On th1s day m history 3824 or 992 2502 and children a t Lucasville W II sell reasonable Phone NO T ICE from Berry M1ller 3 16 lltp In 1931, the ftrst electric --- ,__ (614 } 992 2377 or 992 2732 after Mobile Home Sa l es - Here 1s Tuesday 4 p m a new llstmg of the un tt s we shavers appeared on the PUPPIE S FREE to good now ha\le on our lot due to the Mr and Mrs Jack Sargent, Amertcan market 3 14 12tp home Ph one 992 2219 foreclosure of another MObile Mrs Ph1hp Radford and 3 16 Jtc Home Dea ter ~ - ----- -------WantPtt To Buy 60x 14 New Moon 2 bedroom Stephame spent the weekend Ables has employment there PI ANO lun mg Phone 949-4811 60x 14 Nashua tota l el ec ln c 2 \\tth Mr and Mrs R•ck Ron Ables spent the weekend 3 4 lfc OLD furn i ture, Ice boxes b'nlss bedroom beds or comple te households 60x 12 Nashua 2 bedroom Sargent at Columbus w1th the Ables 1n Canal Wm- ~oR ~~; --QI I ~ f M~nK Write M D Miller Rt 4 60x 12 Globema sler 3 bedroom Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp chester Cosm etics Phone BROWNS Pomeroy Ohio Ca ll 99'2 7160 SOx 12 Buddy 2 bedroom 9925113 ~ Beve rl y Manor 3 10 7 74 70x 14 VISited Mr and Mrs Joe Mr and Mrs Gerald 1 7 Jfc bedroom 2 bath wrth Bx 12 'Manuel Sunday WANTE D old upr1gh t p 1anos expando Hayman and son Ke1th spent ION Thursday n igh t, 7 any condll 1on Paymg $10 60x 12 Dar1an 2 bedroom 2 fu 1 Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs -AUCT p m at Mason Auclion each F1rst floor only Wr 11e baths spentFnda) \\lthMr and Mrs Gene Jewell Mrs Hayman Horton Sf In Mason W Va and Q1ve d1re c trons to W1 tten 60x 12 L 1berry 2 bedroom Co n 11o nmen u wel come Box 188 Sardis P1ano Co 60x 12 S-c hu ll 2 bedroom to t al Hoyt Fugerson at Pt Pleasant \I RS celebra tmg a bu-thday Phone (]041 773 5.4 71 Oh io 43946 etec lr1 c Wednesday through Sunda) 2 2 tfc 3 l3 6tp 60x 12 Tttan 2 bed r oom Mr and Mrs Allen Cun60x 12 Elcona 2 bedroom guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph mngharn , Mr and Mrs Robert NOW settmg Fu1te r BnJ sh JUNK autos complete and 60x12 Parkwood balcony front Durst were Mr and Mrs Bob Hart, Br1ce and Beth Ann of Products phone 992 3410 delivered to our ya rd We PI Ck k1tchen Th ese are mostly a I 1 2.4 ti C up auto bod1e s and buy all late mode ls (some ne...,er l1ved Durs t and four children of Racme , spenl Monday mght kmds of scrap metals and rn ) and wIt be l1qu dated at a Urbana, 0 tron Rid ers Sa lvage St Rf very large d 1scount So rf you w1th Mr and Mrs Gerald 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ot\to BOAADOF are nterested Ill a Mob 1l e Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Hayman and Ke1 th Call 992 5468 MEIGS COUNTY Home at a huge Sa\l rn g don I viSited Mr Ott Boston at 10 17 tfc COMMISSIONERS wart slop today at Berry Herbert Roush spent WedM ll er MObi le Home Sa tes 705 Racme Fnday evemng Mrs nesda y evemng with h1s uncle , Not ice to Heoavy EQ~Jipment CASH pa id for all makes and Fa r son Sf Be lpre Ohro Gladys Shields spent Wed- Ott Boston , at Racme Roger Dealers mode l s o f mobile homes phone 423 95 31 Phone aree code 614 423 9531 In accordance with Sec 307 86 3 14 I Otc nesday mght w1th her uncle , Roush and Dav•d Roush called of Th e OhiO Rt\IIUd Cod e 4 13 lfc Ott Boston, at Racme sealed btds w111 be receiveel by 111 the Bos ton home Saturday 10 x 52 MOBILE home 2 The Meigs County Com bedroom appro x 1" acre lot Mrs Walter McDade of Troy Mr and Mrs Dorset Wilson mluioners rn the ir off ice In The r y tocat1on c1ty water spent a week w1th her mother, and sons, Stssonvtlle, W Va , Court House Pomeroy Oh1o EARN S50 to $75 per week 2 count a\larlabt e P ho n e 992 7649 hours per dsy S day s per afl er4pm Mrs Edna Roush and Gladys spen t Sunday With Mrs Erma 45769 unti l 10 00 AM on Tuesday March 25th 1915 at week car necessary Phone J 18 6t c Sluelds Walter McDade spent Wilson 949 4113 wh1ch time and pla ce the bids will be op entd and rtad aloud the weekend ln the Shields 3 16 3tc ~ EL L your mob le home f or Mr and Mrs Rex O'Brien of fo r a ntw or used d iesel eng1ne - -- - ------- ---cash 15 homes wa nte d 1958 home and Mrs McDade ac- Stewar t, 0 , VISited Mr and dnven craw l er tracfor equ ipped thru 1972 mod els Phone (6141 WOMAM to baby Slf and do li ght w 1th a dozer and wrnch com compamed him home 446 1425 GiliiiPOI IS housework 5 da ys week w th Mrs Larry O'Brien recenUy ptete with manufa c turer s occas1onal even1ng and 3 9 18tC Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mrs Iva Orr was a dinner standard accessones Saturday Meats pr01J 1ded A dealers representat1ve Ables and cl)1ldren s pent guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs L1ber• l sala r y Call 99 2 2832 shall prov ide lnstruct rons In the or wrtte P 0 Box 687 Sunday with hiS mother, Mrs For Sale proper operation lnel ma in Herbert Roush Pomeroy 0 45769 l ena nce of the new or used Allee Balser. 3 13 He Mr and Mrs Don Bell spent doze-r at the t tme of deliver y STEREO RADIO am fm 8 Mr and Mrs Butch Ables a recent weekend w1th their One complete set of ~arts t rack t ape combinat 1o n LADIE:S to do light 11ousework ser...,1ce and repa i r , •nd have moved to Canal Wm- daughter, Lorna Bell at separate control s Balance 1 dav week must be able to operator s manual shall be $102 78 or terms Call 992 work around teena gers Must chester from Racwe Mr provided with each new or us ed Columbus 3965 hav e referen ces and trans --------------- __________ --------- ------- ------- --------------- -- ------------- - - --- - - ---- - --- Help -Winter------ --------------- un II Polly'S PoinTar" BY POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY - One of lllJ Pet Peeves IS With the no1se numbikes and motorcycles are allowed to make by law They make more noiSe than cars and some even more than b1g trucks If my car made as much nmse as the average motorcycle I would get a ticket yet I could be transporting four or five people and most motorcycles carry only one person No1se pollution• Get at the source 1 - MRS G G DEAR POLLY - I am an. swermg M D. and C K about keepmg rubber gloves dry and clean I nnse mme m clear water to which I have added a disinfectant cleaner and then dry thoroughly and dust wtth lalcum powder Place in a bag This prolongs the life of the gloves and keeps them from havmg that sUcky feelmg When a brealtdoes appear m a pair I keep them to use for cutting and arrangmg nowero squares are sewed together to make one b1g p1ece and lhen cut mto 10-mch squares A plam color IS put on the back and they match most any l<lblecloth I want to use This 1s a good 1dea for the ecology-mmded who do not want to use paper napkinS - PR DEAR P R - Tbis Idea Is also great for making place mats Round ones "lib pointed edges are mO&t effective Plain napkins can be made In any desired colors and do aot have to be Uned ao the patchwork napkins do. - POLLY You will receive a dollar If Polly uoeo you r favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solutloa to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper ' Blown lnsulatton Serv1ces Blown 1ntc Wall s & Atf1cs STORM Wmdows & "Doors ALUMINUM S1d1ng Soff1H Gutters Awmngs Free Estimates Ph 992 l99l LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse, Ohio 3 10 75 For Sale For Rent - ----- ----- ---- --------------- ·r OF JO V AND HAPPINE-5-S INVITINCI HIM HERE SUH z 6 OQ--S unn se Se m 1nar 6 15- Eng losh 505 3 HOW MUC-Il DID W6 WLLEGT FOR lHE elc heat1ng serv1ce and general sheet metal works. Free Est1mates . Phone 949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992-5700 W/lO KIJCWS , VJf F1>-.SSW THE HOOJR P.,~N<!J ll<OPH'I,I/t95 l<llllAAIS'Z FOREST RUN BLOCK CO. HAl, SJr IT ~t;R CN/If &-Gk I· D J 13 9 25---Chu ck Wh te Repor! s lO 9 3Q:--Not For Women Onl y 3 Dinah 6 Ga l lopi ng Gourmet 8 Ta tt le tales 10 New Zoo Revue 13 10 00--Ce lebnty Sweepstakes 3 4 IS Joker s Wild 8 10 D1nah T-~ Tm<> , NO WONDER 'THEY WEAR --- -----.-------- Real Estate For Sale __ _ bedrooms all electnc over half acre and concrete patto Country locat1on on water line NO CREDITS CARDS' 'THESE ARE ALL FAKES' WENIT UTI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTL'E WHAT DO YOU 6UVS WMJT HERE ? WHO AR:E YOU OGP!:!AN ElECTRICIANS WE R£ C~ECKIIJG UP ON Tl-IE WIRING WE L.L TRV NOT TO D STUR8 '<OU AT ALL- ANNIE-A WIRE FOR BLINKEY ~~ WE WONT HER- WE MAV NOT HAVE TO GO 1'-JTO HER R.O OY. AT ALL Steam GASOUNE ALLEY I wuz so vn<2~:J overwhelm, what w1th experrence Bcb Sa yre phone '247 2166 3 16 3tc -rfOME - - - ----------and Improv em ent bus1ness or storage YOUR INVESTMENT TODAY WILL MAKE YOUR FOR TUNE TOMORROW SER VICE AND RESU LTS IS WHAT WE OFFER YOU• PLACE YOUR PROPERTIES WITH US CALL 992 332S Repa1r Servtee - Anything f 1x&d around th e home from root to basement You will l 1ke our work and rates Phone 742 5081 12 29 tfc -------------- -S EPTIC - TA NKS c tea~ei Modern Sanlt.a t1 on, 992 3954 or 99 2 7.349 9 18 tfc ~ ~ . " ••5"" ""' '""' t•......' ' " 5 0'1 "- WH/'<T QUALITIES MADE TH' 00 OF OOBACDO TH' RICHEST MAN ON EARTI-l '2. or shrubbery cle an out basements att 1cs , etc Phone 949 322 1 or 742 44.41 2 28 26tc -- - ------------ •• ~ WAL-HE: WERE LA'Z'>; 1.-----.1... HES NOT MUCH OF 1.< E XAM PLE TO A GRE'EDY.I ONGRAlE' FUL, I<16HT RE'D 8LOCOED AMERICAN GRASPIN' AN' /\ BOY, IS HE', PA PPY 2 MERCILE'S S '! " \ "~ ~ GOT SOMETHING ON YOUR MIND? EXPRESS IT ON THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS AT 10:15 A.M. ON WMPO AM-FM sunesled by the abon cartoon. "[I I J-CI I J" (A.uwnt temorro"" ) I Jumbl" ERASE Yl"llf'r•by • SUEDE KILLER TAUGHT WINNIE ® M15SION ACCOMPLI &HED, MR KONT05 YOUNOW OWN THE. "HOUSE OF BARTOL I '' LOCK SlDCK AND - - " 1 OU R NEXT MOlE tS TO OBTAfl'l ~E FINEST TALENT AND EQUIP MENT AVAI LABLE' WINNIE WE'VE G0T T0 6 ET &oME DEC ENT MACHI NES W':: JUST CANT OPERATE WAY MUCH LON6ER ZENITH •STEREO BARNEY THANKV. SNUFFY I SHORE AM GLAD ""'·;. '=" YE DIDN T FALL I'D NEVER RISK MV NECK FER OL' ZEKE LIKE TH IS IF HE WUZN T SICH MASON RJRNilURE ' HERMAN GRATE nJ-5592 MASON, W. YA. . ' July 22) LEO (July 23·Aug 22) A new protect you re nvotved In will be held up '' you ch oose a weak all y For get the lamt hea n s D epe nd on bold e r associates VIRGO {Aug 23-Sepl 23) You !la ve so me need less sell doubts about a career matter Futu re d e ve lopm e nt s w II p rove y o ur c o nc e rn u n founded AQUARIUS (Jon >20-Ftb 1t) A c alculet ed ri sk may be necessary to resolve a Si tuation today Bold measures are call ed for Once you co mmit yourself go all th e way PISCES IFob 20-Morch 20) You can solve a difficu lt sltua I on today 11 you st ck to your guns Ju st when you feel all is lost the cavalry wi ll co me to th e rescu e your blrt:rdoy March 19, 1975 Your lmancTal prospects are considerably brighter In the commg year Rewarijs long overdue will be realized with interest WIN AT BRIDGE IH rune H wa s up to h1m to take an 1mmedtate diSCC:trd of h1s last spad e on dummy s kmg of d1a111onds He d1d JUSt that 1\es l produ ced the e1ght of WI S J • KQ 1l7 rl l .\JIJ fl 4 trumps for th e t h1rd defensive l nck and wmted wtth tus kmg of < l ubs to set the llnfortunate ¥ ¥ d edtJI~r I AS I I H 11 '} t AJ I0 9 1-i 4 olo'l l W1 b +--4- but South really shouldn t have !allen for 1t If West held JUS( ¥ A KI,J10 7l one heart and one clu b he wou ld • (J I hdvc held I I black cards Not vulnerable he 11ould probably htJ H four North Su 1111 v linu ble \h•st I. Pit SS Wes t falsccard w1th the Jack ot trumps wa s an expert s play o!1 I 2 .. A Q h \urth I N r pI SS I 1st t ned a sacnf1ce bad of spades South 2. 4. I" fhe b1dd mg has been West North fi ast Soulh Pa ss 1• Pass 2• Pass 3• 5 • Pass Pass 4• P Jss DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it AXVDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW BASLAB VFB MVA QHSMO GCPTMSO KABM - SPMVASXCSJ K VHOAB Yesterday's Cryptoquole AS A WHITE CANDLE IN A HOLY PLACE SO IS THE BEAUTY OF AN AGED FACE -JOSEPH CAMPBELL t© 1975 K..inr. futures Sy ndu~ at r Inc ) R l ,j, BJ Oswald & James Jacoby \\ est opened the deuce or dtam onds agamst South s fou r heart contract The tr ey was pl aye d rro m dumm} Ea st studi ed a wh1l e and finally dec1ded to go n ght up w1th h1 s ace and g tve h1s part ner a ruff KABM 18 ) 'LI SS Opcn1n,1; lead - l. • BASLAB 22· Jon LIBRA (Sepl 23-0cl 23) Your souru Whil e East was thmkmg , West had tt me t o prepare a mcc lt t tle btl of decepti on lle ruffed the d1 amond return "lth hiS Jack of trumps Then he led the kmg of spades South wa s 10 dumm y You South hold o!1 K J 9 4 " A Q 2 +J 4 3 ol'o K 10 5 Wha t do yo u do now? A - Your parlner 1s no" showing the ace o[ dtamond s He must bt 1ry1 ng for a slam \ou can afford to b1d fl\ e bear1 s TODAY S QUESTION You do b1d five hearts and your pu r tner ; umps to SIX spades What 00 you do now? He dec1ded that We st had ruffed w1th the Jack of hearts because that was the on ly hea rt he held In that case Eas l would be Sit tmg w1th three trump s to the Send $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book lo Won al Bridge (c/o tills newspaper) P 0 Box 489 RadKJ City Statoon Now Yorl< NY 10019 (NE:WSPAPt:R ENTERPRISE ASSN) Wf flOP£ '1tltJ I NEEDED DON'T MIND SOME 01~ FO!t M'i EiAI<OEN C~ARLIE A GOOD CUSTOMER Easy Terms I Free Delivery! 19) One wtth whom you re In valved has a way of makl~g you fee\ guilty over a matter of no concern to her Foll ow your pracltcal Tnst1ncts t 2 .-. K itJfl4 OFF TH RIDGE AN 8UST IT i CAPRICORN (Ooc bu s1ne ss matter need s your !(r9.mp1 att eniiOn Do It now wh ile tick le cond1 \1ons still ( av o{ you NOIUII . 1\h • h42 • 1\ il 'i \ A J 7 rl 2 row 26 Competent l7 State (Fr 1 2~ Secular 2'1 Churchman 31 Wholly 32 Manage ll Fastener 3S ThmgamaJ•g !7 Half style l~ Lure 3, Drudgery 40 La cked 41 Sov1et lake ZVC BALLS 0 ' FIRE!! TAURUS IAprtl 20-May 20) A False ruff deceives declarer ma VA COLOR TV . WHITE Jll 21) Your mates point of view Is more Inci sive than your s today Cons1der ll s judgment before making a final dec ision Someo ne who h a s be e n pro m1 S1ng you a favor wil l renege He II call o n anoth er to help you but he II e,; pec t th e cred 1t One l etter s1mply standi for another In t h 1s sample A IS used for the three L's X for the two O's etc Smgl e l etters apostrophes, tbe l ength and formatiOn of the words are all hmts Each day the code l ett ers are dtlterent ' SAGITT ARtUS I Nov 23-Dtc CANCER IJuno 21 CRVPTOQUOTES eSLACK & ARIES IMarch 21 · Aprtl 1g) GEMINI (May 21 Juno 20) II you eJ(pect o thers to back your •deas take v1 S1ble act1on th at ~ e rrw:n st r a t es you suppo rt , merr as well Yesterday's Answer 16 Rule 25 - o'clock Brtlanma" scholar " composer 12 wds ) 19 French 27 Baffled nver 29 Large 22 Wmghke contamer 23 Richard 30 Papal Boone 34 Knell TV role lG Performed 24 1 asty l7 Candlenut mollusk tree 24-Nov 22) Don t leave Important Issues hangrng 1 re to day Press to conclude matters with the type of resu lts you ve sought You ve been us ng so me rath er ll1msy C)I.Cuses l or not keeptng m touch wtth a fri end Stop put 1 ng 11 off or he II drop you ( 2 wds) 23 Analyze a ::;en tence 25 Arnmge is 6ARREL1 • For Wadnesda.- , March 19, 1975 ma~ oo LIL ABNER -=----=----- - 3....WILL rr1m or cu t tr ees KA~EIDOSCOPE to form the aurpnae answer, Ill by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I L1ab1hty I Loony 5 Scent 2 Heron l Phlladelbag 11 lndtan phtan c1ty fo rte 12 Fly 12 wds ) 13 Amph1b1an 4 Des1~n a t c 14 Yeast 1 Sa1ty . 15 VIetnamese ti - Island, New La Year 7 Undercover 16 Song group 17 - M1randa 8 Owmg a 18 Vexatious grudge (4 wds) 20 Pen 9 Recurrmg pomt annually 21 ·- Kleme as a Nachtmus1k" wmd 22 What I've 10 Defensible got m Kala -- -TREE - - ----------tr 1mmmg years of Large build1ng for hobby SKATIN6. Now ftlTange the cu·cled ldtera I Prill !It SllftPiliSI ANSW!R Iter! 6 Movie ' The Main At SCORPIO lOci COULc:> BE A 5 1<SN - UN SAFE ~ v heated 4 bedroom home 2 baths full basement. several gara£ aS and lots of parkmg ,' FO~ 8 way of saytng thmgs today will lit the sp1 r ts ol others and lnsp re th em to actiOn beneficial to all An.... rr Uhal lin l.mg f rwgli f 1HII1 - HI S DUKES PIANO tun 1ng Lane Daniels Phone 992 2082 3 16 12t c $7500 00 ! ANVWAV? - - ---- ------::...----:;... house all e le ctric bath ga ra ge and level l ot Only 6 W1 lburn Brothers 8 The J udge 10 To Tellthe Truth 13 Book Beat 20 Ep isode A ct 1on 33 B DO-Ha ll of Fame 3 4 15 The Muppets 6 13 Tony Or lando & Dawn 8 10 T heaeter In Amer 1ca 20 Sinners 33 8 3D--J ane Goodall 6 13 9 DO-Lucas Tanner 3,4, 15 Cannon 810 Masterp iece Theatre Mov1e The Vatican Affair traction 10 Jana k! 33 12 3{}---Wide W orld Special 6 1 GO-Tomor ro w 3 -4 News 13 t' I Complete Serv 1ce Phone 949 J82 t or 949 31 61 Racine Ohio Cr 1tt Bradford 5 t tfc and sewage Only S2SOO 00 LAUREL CLIFF - 6 room 3o-Poll ce Surgeon 3 Nam e That Tune 4, Lei • Make a Deal 7 l O 3o-Your Future Is Now 20 01 ITALUME I I I UJ ,, II/Jfi/01'E 0 J I I ~RAD'"vr<u w•th c 1ty water, natural gas MIDDLEPORT - Sweepers toasters Irons a ll small appl1ances Lawn mowers nex t to Sta t e High way Garage on Rout e 7 Phone 985 3825 3 11 26tc ---- --------L Auc t ioneer NEW LISTING- Bu1ldmg lol a 10 Zoom 20 Your Future Is Now 33 7 oo-Tru th or Cons 3 4 Bow l ing for Dollars 6 What's For Dol lars 6 What s M y Line 8 News 10 Country Music J ubilee A Flower out of Place 15 ArabS & Israe lis '2 0 Know Y our Schools 33 11 DO-News 3,4,6,8 10,1315, ABC News 33 11 3G-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Wide Wor ld Specia l 13 FBI ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR NEW LISTING - 1974 Skyline 12x60 mob1le home 2 Utrli zat 1on 33 6 3G- NBC News 3 4 15 AB1: News 13 Bewitched 6 CBS News News 20 Fa mily at War 33 words. I ll.jll'o(K 'WE CONTIWLLER$ WILL WANT 10 TALK TO THESE 'TW:J 1 - - - - - ---------- - -------- - - - ord~nary form four ALLEY OOP REAOY 1Vd)( CONCRETC Ot! llver ed right lb your pro1ect F as 1 and eas y Free es t1m ates Phone 992 32 N Goe g lem Ready M1x Co Middleport Oh 10 6 30 tfc Jill• 6 oo- News 34810 131 5 ABC News 6 Elec Co 20 lTV 9 3Q-- Fashion Award s 6 13 10 0{}---The Law 3 4 15 A F lowe r ou t of Place 8 Manhunter 10 Unstramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to ----- - ------ ., 5 00- FBI 3 Andy Grtfflth 8 M tster Rogers Ne i ghborhood 20 33 Iron s!de 13 5 30- News 6 Beverly H1tlb\ll 1es B Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Gel Smart 15 E lee Co 33 33 --- - ----------- GROCERY busmess fer sale Bu1ld1ng for sale or l ease Phon e173-'S6l 8 fr c m 8 30p m to 10 p m f or appo1ntment J 10 tfc,. Sunr 1se Se mester 10 0 Blocks Cement and Mortar Wood Burntng Stoves Heattlators and F1replace Accessorie. --------------- a oo- 992 2067 Mtnersvtlle, 1 oo- N ews 3 A ll M y Children 6 13 Ph il Donahue 8 Young & t he Restle ss 10 Net F or Wom en On ly l 5 1 3o-How To Surv1 ve a Marnage 3 4 l 5 Let' s Make A Dea l 6 13 A s th e Wor ld T urns 8 10 2 DO- Days of Our Ltves 3 4 IS S10 000 Pyram td 6 13, Guiding LTght 8 10 2 JQ- Doct ors 3 4 15 B1g Showdown 6 13 Edge of Night 8 10 3 co- Ano t her World 3 4 1,5 Genera l Hospi tal 6 13, Price is Rtght 8 10 R F D 20 3 JQ--On e L1fe to L tve 13 L uc y Show 6 Match Game 8, 10 On Agmg 20 oo--Mr Ca rto on 3 1 Dream ot Jeannie 4 Somerset 15 4 Grt l 1gan sI s 6 T at l tl e ta les 8 Sesame St 20 33 Movie The Boss 10 M 1ke Doug las 13 4 JD-- Bew 1t ched 3 M er v Griffin 4 Mod Squad 6 Lucy Show 8 Bonan za 15 6 25- Farm Report 13 6 3Q-Ftve...;\Arnutes to L1ve By 4 New s 6 Bib le Answer s 8 Sc hool Sc ene 10 The Story 13 6 35- Columbus Today 4 Farmt 1m4:! 10 7 Today 3 4 15 AM Am enca 13 AM Am en ca 6 CB S News 8 10 8 oo- Lass 1e 6 Capt Kanga roo 8 Popeye 10 Sesame St 33 B 15--Cap t Kangaroo 10 8 3D-MISS ion I mposs tble 6 9 QO--A M J Phil Donahue 4 15 Bullw nk le a Mornrng w1th BORN LOSER Pamttng , Siding, roofing, paper hang1ng , kitchen cabtnets expert carpettng, I 12 55- NBC News 3 15 B 00--Adam 12 3 4 15 Happy Da ys 6 13 Good T 1mes 8 10 Am en ca 20 33 8 30- Movte Th e Impostor 3 4 15 Mov!e Or deal 13 M ov1e Crowhav en Farm 6 M AS H 8 10 A scent o f Man 20 33 9 oo- Hawa11 F 1ve 0 8 10 9 30- Woman 20 W 1tness to Yes terday 33 10 oo- Pol1 ce Story J 4 IS Marcus We lby M 0 13 A F lowe r out of P lace 6 Barnaby Jones 8 Tom Jones 10 News 20 Interface 33 10 3D- Y our F utur e IS N ow 20 A ssi gnment Amer ica 33 11 Oo-News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 AB C News 33 11 JQ-Johnny Car son J 4 15 W 1de World Mystery 13 FBI 6 Mov1e K1d Rodeo 8 M o v1e Stagecoac h 10 Janak1 JJ 12 30- W de Wor ld My stery 6 1 Tomorrow 3 4 New s 13 WEDNE SDAY MAR CH 19 1975 From a shelf to a house RD No 1J oo- All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING RACINE ~LUMBING &HEATING tomplete plumbing ----------- -- -- THEY LL e.E =-A rt5FJ ED WITH LOWER WA6E7! PHONE HElL ----------·-- -~- ~o\AYB E 949 3832 or 843 i67 Rad1os, Antennas Towers, U se d ' TV's Buy I rom the lnd1an' and save "Wa m Pum' We buy used A: ad!Qs and Tow ers Radtos repatred by FCC licen sed ser \IICC pers onnel Stop and see the 'l nd1an " and Bubbl es Monttor Chann el 10 and 20 --------- ------ -- - HM\' D&D CONSTRUCT!'JN 308 Page St . Middleport, 0. 992-3509 - - --------- - - -- ---------------.... J U.Si TH INK ' IF HE CA N TA LK THE PLA,._,T EMPL.(IYEE :5 INTO A P ERMA~ E N T 51,.\TE A rEEN -AGE G URU OF A JO"r A~ D H~D D1NE5G CL.J l.r : MAY I AS. K WH Y YOUR& l'hono~:l61ar m.-1 CB SALES & PARTS ----- - --------- --- --------- - -- l 777 Poor! 5"-et Mldd .....rt, Ohio INDIAN JOE'S Real Estate For Slle -------- ------- -------- -- ----- --------------- EXCAVATIN~ COMPAN~ 8-K 2 17 75c TU ESDAY MAR CH IB 1975 Sprong Slreel USA 15 RFD 20 Mar co Sporlllle 33 CAPr AIN EASY CLOSE OUT on new Z1g Zag sew1ng mach 1nes For sewmg BUY ON L AND CONTRACT• stre tc h fabriCS buttonholes .. As low as $500 down for 2 fancy des gns etc Pllrnt bedroom house w1th hard s119Miy blem 1shed Cl1o 1ce of wood fl oors gas f1red hot a1r c a r ry1ng case or sewrng heater n 1ce bath w1th tub stand S49 BO cash cr t erm s basement 10 yea r s to pa y SEWING MA CHINE Repa irs , avatlable Phone 992 7755 with monthly payment less serv 1ce all makes, 992 2284 1218 1fc t ha n SIOO per mo nth Call 992 Th e Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy 3509 aft er 1 p m Authonzed S1nger Sa l es and NEW 2 p c 11vlngroom su1 t es 3 16 3tc Se rv1 ce We sharpen Sc 1ssors start1ng at s 139 Sw vet 3 29 !fc rockers your cho1ce ot col ors A MODERN a ll etec t nc home $99 an d up Jacks Fur niture with J bedr ooms k tchen and & Upho lst ery Supply 236 E d1n ng area l1v ng room and DOZ- ER work land ctear1ng by Mam St Pom eroy Oh o bath F ull S1Ze basement the acre hOur l y or contract Phone 992 3903 pa rt1all y fr nr shed with Fa rm pond s roads etc 3 18 6t c l aundry area recreat1on Large dozer and operetor room storage and wo r kshop w ith over 20 years ex UP H O LS TERY fabrr c area 1 080 sq ft of floor perlence Pullms Exca...,atlng, closeouts va lu es to $9 95 Qer space on marn fl oor and three Pomeroy Oh 1o Phone 99 2 yd now $1 99 All oHier 2<178 and two th rds acres of land fabr cs 10 pet off thru mont h Loca t ed m Racme area on 12191fc of Mar ch Jacks F»rn 1tu re & C R 28 between Dorcas & Upho l stery Supp l y 236 E Appl e Grove Phone 949 3451 EXCAVA"TING, dozer loader Marn St Pomeroy 0 Phone 3 11 6tp and bac khoe wcrk septic 992 3903 ta nks Installed dump trucks 3 10 6tc and" to boys for hire w111 haul flU dtrt top sort l 1mestone & COMPLETE bedroom SU1te Teo ford RPolty gravel Cal l Bob or Roger studiO COUCh 10 CU ft Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 r efr gerator platform v,, (/II H ',I 1\o 'll,. ' n1ght phon e 992 3525 or 992 1 r ockers ant1que cha 1r other 5232 1tems Phone 992 3457 1 11 tfc 3 18 6tc . ' ! I, lr l, ___________ o, for domg outdoor work EMMA JO DEAR POLLY- For years I had a problem WIth nuldewed rubber gloves until I saw a nurse m my doctor's office turn a pair r.ght sode out after they had been hangmg wrong s1de out She took hole of the top 1\lth thumb and forellnger of both hands, on oppos1te sldes, and pullet light and then spun them around This rolls the cuff do11 n to hold the a1r mstde Take hold of the top 1uth one hand and squeeze to pop the fmgers out Always pull off wrong s1de out so they slay dry and smell good until they wear out If you have long fmgerna lls put small p1eces of Jape m the ends of the fmgers to keep from poking holes m them MRS D N DEAR POLLY - I use scraps of mater~al to make patchwork napkins Two by tw o H ea t1ng Cooling Retngeratton Rcof Repa1rs Gutters Ptumbtng Electr1cal Repans a nd Ser\IICe Call992 lJ09 and Save on yo ur r epa1rs also repa1r m owers compressors and outboa rd s Brmg 11 rn and save --------------- Steam shine out of velvet POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Whlle making a velvet dress I ~roned a seam from the ms1de and now have a shine on the outside of the dress I trted to steam 1t out but the shine remams I do need some help - MRS J G DEAR MRS J G - The proper way to press velvet Is to steam lrnn on top of a piece of velveteen or plush This prevents shine I "onder how you steamed ) our dress Try placing a damp cloth Ol'er a standing Iron (hot ) and hold the velvet hghU) o-.r the resulUng steam As usual we hope some reader \1 Ill come forward with anything she may bave discovered lor doing this -POLLY JG8 Page Middleport portet1on Write m care c f Th e 3 14 tfc The successful b i dder shall M U ST SE LL new home en l ake Dall y Sen t 1nel Sox 729P prov i de a one year werranty for J bedroom s 1 2 baths carpet Pomeroy Oh1o 45169 ST ANLEY Produ cts for sale the new tractor and attach drapes diShw a sh e r Phon e 7423762 3 12 6tc ments sup plies or the sue re fr1gera t or double oven 3 9 26tc ce ssfvl bidder shal l prov1de a 30 stove P hone 992 3.493 fo r working day warran ty for the appo1ntment used tractor and atrachments U SE D Pllrts Frye' s Tr uck end 3 12 61c Auto Parts Rutland OhiO supplied The warranty shall Phone (614) 742 6094 not limi t operating hours REMODELING ptumb1ng The followmg spec lfl cotlons heat ng and all types of 1 22 78tp BUY N OW & SAVE L..,w low down payments 8 pet m to be cons ldtrtc:t as minimum general rep a l r Work lerest 30 yr fmanc1ng on new requ irements for e1ther the new guaranteed 20 ye ar s ex NEW and used chatn saws home s n 3 Me1gs County or used Dozer per (ence Phone 99'2 2409 tillers end mowers Also to cat 1ons or BUILD on your Engine repa1rs 49 8 Lo cust St 3 11 lfc lot Phon e 992 5976 cr 992 58 44 To be a 39 S A E net horse ---- - -- ----~ -- M iddleport Phon e 992 3092 ..___ 3 13 tf c power d1eset eng ine or oreater REMODE LI NG 2 28 26tc plumb,ng , with a dry ty pe I If cleaner and P,eatlng and all types of ether start1nO aid for cold general repa1r Wor k SHA L LOW well jet pump and JO HOME tor sale m Ches ter weather starting Tuppers P l a~ns water guaranteed 20 years ex gal tank Call 992 7560 Electrical Systtm n atural gas 2 bedrooms pe rlence Phone 992 2409 3 17 6tp Shel l bl!' 1 12 volt "0 amp comp l et ely r emodeled Phone • 19 tfc electrical \ystem wllh alte r 985 4102 FO L EY saw shar p ener nator and voltage regu la tor 3 16 12tc eq u ipment J p 1ece h and A l so equipped with hourmeter sharp ener c 1 rcular saw and tachometer 6 ROOM house w th bath 3 sharpener chain saw grmd Transmls.slon bedroom full bas.ement gas 2 BEDROOM t rai l er for rent or er all I ke new Ph one heat h w fl oor wall to wall Must be four speed forward for sale In Rut l and Ph one 992 2386 J 14 <II C and re...,erse t ransm1n lon carp et Close t o school 1n 992 3429 capab le or Shif t ing on t he go Pomeroy Phone 992 3097 1973 KAWASAKI 450 CC d1rt 3 17 12tp Wi t hout c tut ct11ng 3 9 52tc btke 1974 Kawasak r 12S CC w e ,ght Enduro Se e at Welker s 4 BEDROOM bnck home n Dour opera ling we ight to be 3 RM apartment new and Ashland 992 3535 mmlmum Of 12 DOD lbs and furniShed wa ll to w all car Midd l eport PhOne 992 3457 3 13 1fc max1mum or l-i 000 lbs w1th petmg Phone 992 2050 after 12 J 18 6tc winch and blade pm Track& 3 16 Jtp 10 ACRES Sl.lltable tor build ng 6 RMS garage panel rn g They sha l l be mm lmum of 1-i lots cr trailer s Wil l sell as a br eezeway 8 acres Call 992 tnches 1n width and 7 RM HOU SE and b~th at 8 whole or separate Loc ated on • 3059 hydraulically adjustable Also L 1berty Avenue A!so 3 rm Rt 7 1n M ddleporl Phone J 16 7tc 99 2 3278 equipped With f ive bottom apar t ment preferr ed olcter tlfettme ro l lers and one top coup le at 9 L bert y Phone J 12 6tc LOW LOW DOW N PAYMENT 992 7135 li fe-t rme r oller on righ l and left Lavely new homes •n three s1des 3 16 3t c IN DIAN joe s SpOrflllg Goods lccahon!i 1n Me~ gs County Light& buy and sell guns am m o Some W1th weeded lots We Shall be equ ipped w1th two 2 BEDROOM trailer Browns f1Sh1ng equ1pment and after w II buill on your lot or ours Tra 11er Court Phone 992 332-i front moun ted headl ights and April 1 we wil l have f1sh ba 11 Call 992 5976 or 992 5844 fo r 3 4 tfc rear worktng light Stop by at 308 Page St more mformat1on Canopy Middle port Phone 992 JS09 2 27 26tc Canopy to bt approved J BEDROOM mob 1le home 3 2 JOtc R 0 P S canopy w1th scre-ening washer and d ryer 112 baths tor brush protect i on uli1 1fles paid l42 SO week 308 1974 YAHAMA 250 cc Endura va ndlt Protectron Page 51 Middleport Oh10 Less fhan 400 m11es All ac Mach 1ne to be equ1pped w1th 3 .4 li e cessor res Sl 000 Phone 992 eng 1ne srde sh ields and lockable 7891 dash board cover tor vanda l 2 aeOR:OoM mobrte home In 3 16 6t c pro1ect10n Syracuse No children or pets Blade Cal l 992 2_.41 after 6 p m ON E 1971 Allis Chalmers dozer Shall be 80 Inches in W1dth Deposit requ1red 653 ser1es all hydr!!lullc blade Shall be power angtr left or 3 11 tfc roll canopy and wrnch Better r i ght and powl!' r tilt Blade shall --------------~ than average condltron . be capable of llftmg 38 1nches AVAILABLE lhtS week small 2 S7, 700 One 1969 John Deere above ground and 13 1nche!. bedroom , doub le w rde mo b ile backhoe wr1tl Stms All below ground lt'\lel home near Pomeroy Off Rt 7 Weather cab large flo at at 10n WinCh FAR OUT - W1ll1ng to do by pass No chtldren or pe ts 11res on front new rear t 1res Shall be d1rec1 dr 1ve winch Phone 992 7017 or 991 7666 some WORK'' Th1s house Better than averl!ge con capa b le or 10 600 bart drum liMe 3 18 Jtc d1t10n 56 700 Phone ( 614) 992 needs some repa1 r - good pull To be eqvrpped wrth three 7478 garage and storage bulldmg r oller ta 1rleads W•nch to be t R AILER SPA CE : ~. mti1 3 16 3t c eQU i pped Wil h 100 Of s, tnd'l 4 level lots good dnlled well north of Me19s H tgh Schoo l on cable ( new ) and l•llcham and water system Close to old Rt 33 Phone 992 29-i1 REO boar hog for sa le or Ag e 1 23 ttc a'o'allab te for serv 1ce Phone River S4 700 00 Any used tqu,pml!'nl sub Reed!.vr lle 378 6311 after 6 POMEROY - lV2 story 1 m 1lled for bid Shill be no older D U P LEX 238 ? Walnut St pm frame3 BR , bath, • than fl\le years Slnct Mtdd leport Oh10 Phone 992 3 16 31c manufacturtng date R , uftl1ty space, porch 1 2780 or 992 3~ ~ 2 Trade tn 2 19 H e 1965 JOHN DEERE dozer 4 basement, Hardw ood floors, One 1956 model ~c HO 11 cy lm dtr dresel 8 ft blade storm doors & wmdows Dozer COUNTRY Mob1l e HOmi""Park new pamt clutches t racks $10,500 00 Dealer to fu rn1Sh lhl ir own Rt 33, ten miles north of bre kts and canopy S§ 000 b1d forms The front of the NEAR REEDSVILLE Pomeroy Large lots W1tl\ Phone 985 3594 envelopes tncloStng the b 1as concrete pat •os.. Sidewalks Acres , fronts on 68 1 3 V 6!P must be marktd Dozer Brd rvnners and off street minerals TP water , close- to The Metgs County Com parkrng Pltone 992 7H9 Forked Run Lake $14,600 00 m 1SS10ners may accept the 1231 tfc POMEROY - 1 story frame, lowest b1d or select the best b1d for the ~~tended purpose , and 3 lnd <t RUUM furn 1ShE:>d anu 2 BR, bath, V: basement, reserve the nght to relect any unfurn i shed apartments ullhly , gas ll90r furnace, or all b1ds or any part thereof Phone 992 S-i34 23 ZENITH color TV Phone large let recently renovated 147 2166 " 12 ffc InSide and out $9,500 00 Board of County J 16 Jtc ALL CASH FOR YOUR Com m r55 10ners PRIVATE meeting room for .., Martha CP,tmbers PROPERTY - LET US any oroantzattdn phone 991 MIXED hay for sale Phone Clerk 3975 SELL IT 992 3658 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "'T"" _ _ _ 3 _11_ tfc 3 t6 tt c 992 2259 (J) 11 18 2tc Employment Wanted Llmt~lono & Pit! Dirt Commercla~RIIIdtntlol Conslruc!ICMI & Rtmocltl 1 (614) 247-3644 498 Locu st 51 " Doter, Backhot,Truckl Call Television log for easy viewing 5 3Q--News 6 Beverl y H i llbil lies 8 Hodgepodge l odge LLI Ge t 10 JQ--Wheel of F or tune 3 .4 15 Gambit 8 11.1 Srna1 t 15 E lec Co 33 11 oo--H 1gh Rol !lers 3 4 15 One l;,lle to Ltve 6 Now You See It 6 00- New s 3 4 8 10 13 15 A BC News 6 E lectr ic Co 20 lTV 8 10 E lec Cc 20 _ ., Ul 111zat !O n 33 11 30-- Hollywood Squares 3 15 Brady Bun ch 6,l3, N ews 4, 6 30- NBC New s 3 4 15 ABC News 13 Bew 1tched 6 C BS News Love of L ife 8 10 Sesame St 20 33 '1 8 10 Zoom 20 Y our F uture 1s Now 33 \'J,.J 55-Gr aham Kerr 8. Dan I mel s World 10 7 oo- T ru th or Cons 3 4 Bowl1n g for Do llar s 6 Wha t s My Lrne 12 oo--Jackpot 3 15 Pa ss word 6 13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4, 8 News 10 Nam e That Tun e 13 H1gh Sc hoo l TV Honor News a 10 Soc 1ety 15 Anf1ques20 L1l 1asYoga&YouJJ 12 fO- B iank Check. 3 15 Split Second 6,13 Sea r ch for 7 Jo- Hollywood Squares 3 4 Wtld W1ld Wor ld of An1mal s 6 1omorrow 8 10 To Be Announ ced 33 12 45- Eie-c Co J3 Buck Ow ens 8 New Prr ce !S R1ght 10 To Tell the Tru t h 13 9Uirln1Hd. For lnfonnation Cham Prectston Ground S21~5 TI-lE LIN E Wat.r, Eloctrle, 0<11, t:Jnes, inst•ll•d Work WEDDING Photography w 1th extras Wh1te Hat Spectals Saturda\ after VISitin g rei.:! lives In Pennsylvama Mr Professional SALES& SERVICE 992 -3092 J seat wagon le ss than 30 000 m1 les by local own er 400 V 8 P ste errng brakes automati c power door lock s lugg~ge rack rad1o da r k green ftn 1sh L1k e new & loaded LOOK FOR THE I B 1t c S289S automat1 c tran s pow er stee nng & brakes fa ctor y a 1r cond1ton 1ng luggage ra ck green f1n1sh , rad10 L1k e new w w f1res Y all Come lo landmark s Regtstrahon 1912 CHEVROL ET KINGSWOOD ESTATE WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE j THE PLENT Y S PHON NUMBE R IS ALL I NEED. VERA . TELL l SI'ARKLE TO KEEP ~1M Business· Services Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY O "uo FEM AL E •4 Auto Sales gav e me wh1le 1 was a patten! 1n !he V e teran s Hospital God bl ess y ou t~ l l Mrs A llee Dodson Long Botto m \ 7- The Da1ly Sent mel M1ddleporl-l'omerov , 0 Tuesday, March 18 1975 -~ 1 all the nurses tor their ktnd ' , - - - - - - - - - - - - ness and lov •ng car e thev cHI to suc h o t f h(! foll o w •n g a s M e r e s d ents of th e Sta t e Of B1 Mrs Herbert Roush O hrO 1 t he surv1 vm g Mr and Mrs ROJ Pooler of spous e v tt1e neK I of k n th e Mt Herman VISited Mr and beneh c• a r.es unoe r !he w tll d lo the a !lor 1c y o r il ll or n e y s Mrs Floyd Norm Thursday an r e prescnll n q a ny of tile Mrs Eula Wolfe and son al or em cnt on ed persons Aar on "er(' or Fast Res.ults Use Sentinel Classifieds ~ Card Of Thanks NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY '{?) S~OWN • �.. I . \ .. 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Tuesdav. Mnrrh 18, 1975 News ... in Briefs :Fire equipment ·bought Continued fr om page I mlllion more in military aid to Ca mbo~a without conbrressional arguing philosophically against a ·•new iso lationism" in a , morning address and ge tting specific in another of his regional news conferences. H sa id Thailand had a "potentia l request that we withdraw our forces" and that President Ferdinand Marcos "is revirwing the Philippine relationship with the United Stat es." CHICAGO - "THE ROC K ISLAND LINES is mighty fine line ..... the old folk song assert.< . Rut the song became outda ted late Monday. The 123-year-old railroad - the first to span the Mississippi River - filed bankrupt y and announced it would shut down all lraffic effective March 31. The Interstate Commerce Commission was to meet today in Washington with rt' presentatives of 15 railroads to divvy up Rock Is la nd sPrvices a nd keep essentia l services in ope ration . In two weeks. when ~1e embargo on Rock Island freig ht traffic begins, the Rock Isla nd will cease operations as a major railroad, railroad sourrPs said . 1\~ LL THE U S. ECONOMY MAKE A SLOW RECOVERY from inflation and recession this year and next only to be hit by higher prices aga in in 1977 and another recess ion in 1978, says a leading eco nom ic forecaster. Michael K. Evans, president of Chase Eco nometric Associates, a subsidi ary of Chase Manhattan Bank, sa id tho second recession would be broug ht about by the Federal Reserve. "l would like to believe the Fed will not cause another credit cru nch, but the odds arc aga inst it," Evans said in a !().year forecast. He said recent action by Fed Chairman Arthur ~·. Burns to restrict monetary growlh at a time of rising unem· ployment has made him "more pessimistic about the possible course of moneta ry policy." Evans predicted that unemployment will hit 9 per cent this Sear, drop to 8 per ce nl in 1976 and hover around 6 per ce nt un ti l 1981. AUTO FOUND A 1971 Monte Car lo stolen March 11 owned by Debbie Maide n, Middleport, and repor ted to Middleport police , was recove red by Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach and Middleport Police Chief J . J . Cremeans in Sciopo Township Monday. The car was a total loss and had been partially burned . It is under in · MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT Night- ~ Last T~ STING t Technicolo r) Robert Fedlord l PG I ShoW Starts 1 p .m . vestigaHon . YOU AUTO GET A LOAN MITR. WHITE Mit R. White, form erl y of Mid· dleport, has successfully com pleted the Parking lot . Con tinued from page I t.he no vote was Willi am Snouffer. Council is also inle rested in an adjoini ng lot owned by Amy Jones. Council refer red to the finance com mi ttee fo r study the possibility of borrowing money from the bond retiremen t fund to pay for the new fire truck and chassis. a total of $28,076. John Manley, counci lman, reported that Doh McKenzie, street superin tendent, is using his own truck for village use and should be compensated. Council advised McKenzie tha t when he used his own vehicle tha t he may purchase gas' at Rizer Oil and charge il lo the village. Ralph Werry, president of coun cil, on behalf of th e Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, asked for use of the upper parking lot during the Regatta on June 20, 21, 22. Council agreed . Werry, chairman of the Safety Committee, reported the committee had met and made the foll owing recommendations : A monthly report from Chief Webste r, draw up an ordinance tha t all vehicles must ha ve valid license plates, insurance too late to be classified SEE US FOR A NEW CAR Au to Sa tes 1971 SUPER Beetle in good c ondit i on . 5 1,3 50 Phon e 992 5866. 3 18 61C LOAN TODAY ••• In Memory IN MEMORY of my wife , Ga r nett. who pa5s ed away , two years today . Mr . C h;;~rl es E Fri ley and Chi ldren . 3-18 -ltp Now's the ti me to trade in tha t over·sizP.d gas guzze le r of yours fo r a new economy-sized car' Shop a ro un d and find that new ca r yo u wa nt. then see us fo r low-cost bank financong. We migh t be able t o offer yo u a plan ta ilored lo meet yo ur budget req uiremen ts w1t h smal l, easy to make monthly pa yments . Fo r Sa l e 19 7 1 KAWASAK I 100 cc t railb ike , 2,900 miles . 85 miles per gallon . $300 . Phone 99 2 DEPOSITS INSURED TO 40,000 1 2926 . 3 II! 6 1p Auto Teller Window and Walk-up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. When You Visit, Park FREE liibens ~a~ional Busi n ess Servi ces 0&0 TREE tr i mmin g , 20 years e~~:p Insured . fr ee estimates Cal l 992 305 7 or Coolville , 1 SLAUGHTER COWs-Com mer cial 20-20.10; Utility 21.75; Bulls 23. Cows and Calves ( By Head) 137.50-195. BABY CALVES (BY HEAD! Beef 29 ; Hol stein and Brown J I B l 'lt p Swiss 13-29. HOGS - U. S. 1·3 190-240 lbs . NEED WAS HE R or dry er repa ir ed? Ca l l now fo r fast 39 . 10-39.95; Sows. U. S. 1·3 300service a t reasonab le rates . 500 lbs. 34-35.25; Boars 300 ~600 f ree estima t es Call now 99 2 lbs. 2S·2S.SO; 20-40 lbs. n 17; 40 ~ ]] 1J 60 lbs. 18-24. J . 18 6tc M7 JOJI , Not i ces GU N SHOOT on Mile H ill RoaJ . fa c tory c hok ed guns only Spo nso red b y th e Ra ci ne Tl MIDDLEPORT Au t o Sal es \ 96-l RAMBLER '235] MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "THE FRJENMJY BANK " Ph OnE' 3 18 ] IC VEGA 6T . , J sp .. -l n ew rad i al t ir es . good condi tion . S950 P hon e 991 7131 3 19 Jtc 1971 GIFTS for EASTER ... AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS International Holloware :~~tr T,.. 0PQING ( rEQ · .._...~.--. ·..". ...,;· -wLo~v 1' . 'w 8J J Chip & Dip So you did a bangup job on 11light pole. And now you're having trouble making light of your troubles. Well , there's a solution . Hurry on down to a real trottbleshooter: your independent insurance agent. We represent you · first. And we work to expedite a fast; fair sett Iemen t of your claims. WRANGLER Continued from page I fi rst award was made in 1955 and in the yea rs since the number and size have in· creased steadily. This year's winners will get a $1,500 grant for their freshman year of s tudy al an accred>ted college. Winners still attending college in good standing in 1976 will rece ive $1 ,000 for the sophomore year. J oy hopes to maj or in accounting at Ohio University. At Meigs High School, she is a member of the in tra-mural bowling league, stage band, Nalional Honor Society, school annual staff and vice president of th e Gir ls' Athletic Association. She is a former member of the Meigs County Chapte r. 4-H Club and >s pianist at the Hemlock Grove Church of Chr ist. J oy wa s a dele ga te to Buckeye Girls ' Sl<!te and on her school's basketball and volleyball teams. Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES - Mrs. W. E Casto, Ripley ; Mrs. Herman Stevens, Point Pleasa nt; Mrs. Juni or Tucker , Gr imms Landin g; Mrs. Th eodore Melrose. Point Pleasant ; John Adams, Sr ., Gallipolis Ferry; Anaglene Burris, Apple Grove; Mrs. Raymond Nibert, son, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Larry Deal, Asht<Jn; Mrs. Roy Neece, Middleport; Mrs. Rex Darst. Middleport; Florence Powell, New Haven ; Jenny Ward , Middleport; Charles DeWeese, Letart; Mrs. Merrill Clark. Point Pleasant; Mrs. Lottie Wilfong, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrence Parsons. MI. Alto. WESTERN JACKETS Game tickets are on sale Good Selection of styles and colors. PO II\'T PL EASANT Tickets are on sa!e to the public al Point Pleasa nt High School for th e Slate Basketball Tournamen I to be held Thurs· day at the Charleston Civic Center in which Point Pleasa nt has won a berth. Ralph Sayre, principal, announced today lh at addi tio na! ti ckets have been secured making a total of 950. First choice is given to those con nected with PPHS but said a limited number will go on sale to the public . Tickets will be sold at the school on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until noon. S~udent tickets are $2 fo r one sess ion Thursda y a ft ernoon and adult tickets are $2.75. Sayre said in the event PPHS wins Thursday lickets will be sold at the schoo l from 10 a. m. until 3 p.m. Friday for the game that night a! 9:15 p.m. Then should the local team win Friday , tickets will be sold at PPHS from 10 a.m. un til 3 p.m. Saturday for the game lha t night at 7:30p.m. when the fin als are played . Men's and Boys' 1st Floor. And we're doing something about it. The look is authentic western, and they're priced to give you a dollar's worth for every dollar you spend. Jean am~ jacket the easy- living, easy-care combo with every casual western fashion feat ure. Ava ilable in he-man fabrics and colors in your size. Jackets $8.95 to $1Q.95 Jeans 512.95 to $13 .95 The Western Look by Wrangler ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,. SAN SALV AOOR, EL SALV AOOR - THE lnteramerican Press Association accused a number of Latin American govern• ments t<Jday of using lawsuits, taxation, ·deportation and censorship to intimidate the press. The LAPA, watchdog of press freedom in the hemisphere, ended its semiannual meeting with cricism of 11 Latin American governments, including Argentina; Venezuela, Brazil and Peru. The group's report on its three-day meeting accused Argentina of using an anti-terrorist law to arrest seven independent or opposition newsmen. It also said President Maria Estela Peron let a rightist pro.goverrunent magazine advocate terrorism under the slogan "The best enemy is a dead enemy." In Venezuela, the government struck a blow at the economic independence of newspapers by refusing to let companies deduct advertising as a business expense, the LAPA said. In Brazil, newspapers are expected to exercise "self.·<:ensorship. '' The government makes ·iife tough ior pubilshers who refuse, the report sa>d. • Here's,\ .:hat you don't get with someone else's phone system. Service lrke ou rs. Bec ause when rt comes to se rvrce no one cernes close to th e phone company . And eve n though someone else may giv e y ou a posrtive pic tu r_e abou t their phone system s. th e y'r e a long way f ro m grvrng y o u th e krn d o f se rvr ce pr cture you get from the phone company For ellamp le . \'•-'€ w on ·r set you up wrth a hiq hl y speci alrz ed phone syste m unless we can back li up with a What's mare. ·whe n you ne ed us. we're there . The simple fa ct rs : no one has the men. the avai lable equip ment. the tota l expe rience to servic e your phone faster th an th e phone co mpany After al l. we 're only a phone ca ll away. GEOERALTELEPHOOE . ' • .. , -' ••• Reuter- Brogan INSURANCE .· .. Ph. mi·S130 Pomeroy THE OHIO BUREAU of Employment Sirvices reported today that unemployment in Ohio declined for the week ending fdarch 15 but was still far ahead of last year's totals. ,The bureau said 266,500 Ohioans were unemployed for one week or more as of Mart h- 15, compared to 270,723 for the If we can't help you, nobody can. s ·' . ' • ALBANY, N. Y. - TWO ELDERLY WOMEN died and 16 others were injured Tuesday night in a three..U.rm fire on lbe lith floor of a city-<>wned apartment building for senior citizens. "This was bad, but it could have been a disaster," said a weary looking Richard Downes, tqe owner of a private ambulance firm that helped rush victims w three Albany hospitals . "The people here were amazing ," he said, "They stayed calm. All the fire and smoke and they didn 'I panic. It could have been so bad." OJL~BUS - Pomeroy I 15 CENTS ~ Continued on page 20 . '' ' • RON JAMES, State Representative of the 92nd District, will be the guest speaker. at the regular democrat committee meeting to be held Thursday, March ZO, at 7:30 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish House. The purpose of the meeting Is to better acquaint the people of Meigs County with James and the workings of the legislature. There will be a short business session. There will also be a 1uestlon and answer period. The public ins lnvltcd to attend . . Israel ·to 1 I The .West Virginia Democrat said Steiger might have "acci· dentally hit on an amendment that is morally justified." Tlll' amendment, one of the mo SI l1ilterly fo ught, was rejected by a vote of 246 to 170. Steel Co. and the United Mine Workers. He said it was written into the bill to win the support of Pennsylvania 's large congressional delegation. The exernplion is not in the Senate-passed bill and is one of the differences that will have to Steiger charged that the be worked out by a Houseexemption of anthracite Senate conferent-e corrunittee. mining £rom provisions of Ute The bill, as passed by lbe l>ill was due to the "political House, would put a tax on 35 muscle" of the Bethlehem cents a ton on strip mined coal and !Ocents a ton on lignite and coal from underground mines to provide an estimated $140 million a year for the reclamation of lands already damaged by strip mining. The complex bill would also impose federal standards de· signed to reduce envirorunental damage caused by strip mining in states that do not have controls that meet the minimwn standards. • - .I ~ -.~ • - ' . Vol1mteer progTam w~rking Th e Personal Advo cacy Program in Meigs Co unty is reported going well W1der the direction of Mrs. Mary Skinner, coordinator. Under the program, adults ' / Eastern Jr. Hi. volunteer to become a special youth ce nter of the Rutland friend of retarded children and United Methodist Charch and adults of the county. Tuesday, refreslu;n,ents were served. Advocacies taking part in the a party was stagf~ for the participants. A wide range of program include Mrs. Barbara Continued on pag• 2 games . were played at the ' . •' ., EASTERN DISTRICT'S Debbie Spencer, 13, receives a personal trophy and plaque for her school from County Supt. of Schools, Robert Bowen upon her winning the county spe lling bee. ' ••• r' The Departmen t of Sheriff Rober/ C. Hartenbach investigated a single car accident Tuesday at 10 p.m. on CoW1ty road 50 two miles east I of SR 681. . Teddy R. Osborne, 20, Reedsville, in attempting to avoid hitting z deer went off the highway, lost control in wet grass, an.d struck a tree. The driver -had minor injuries but was not immediately treated. There was heavy damage to the Car : No citation was issUed. ~ ·'' .'' • think on it 13-year-old wmner ~ , "It appears that only another presidential veto can halt this persisten t foll y and allow America to make adequate usc of its birlbright of coal," Bagge said. was The legis lation shepherded through the House by Rep. Morris K. Udall, D· Ariz ., who successfully warded off all major amendments during three days of debate. Udall repeatedly war ned aga in st major changes whether to streng th en or weaken lbe bill - which he said would "violate" a carefully b ~:~ Ian ce d ''compromise" worked out by lbe House Interior Committee. Udall managed to win all major battles, even though diehard opponents of th e measure and environmentalist • oriented members sometimes joined in assaulting the bill. AI one point, Rep. Ken Hechler, D-W.Va., who fought repeatedly for amen<!ments w make the bill tougher, foW1d himself in total agreement with Rep. Sam Steiger, R-Ariz., the most outspoken opponent of the legislation . "The only lbing that disturbs me about this amendment is the sponsor," Hechler said in supporting a proposal by steiger to strip the bill of an exemption for Pennsylvania's anthracite coal mining industry. I Wreck probed · milk. "" ; ' . PHONE 992-2156 -------- - - - - TWO YOUNGSI'ERS try me1r nand at air hookey during Tuesday 'a.par~dltt~ ~ag, 2. JERUSALEM (UP! ) Secretary of Slate Henry Kissinger took off for Saudi Arabia today, giving Israel more time to consider its next LAS VEGAS, NEV. - AMERICANS WILL SPEND about 90 per cen t of any tax rebate and only save 10 per cent, Dr . Walter move in the negotiations Heller, former presidential economic adviser, predicted toward a new Siani Desert Tuesday. Heller, here to address the Independent Bankers troop withdrawal agreement Association of America conven tion, said the economy was with Egypt. Before he left , Kissinger met running $200 billion below par and that the consumer needs to With Prime Minister Yitzhak have income. 1 Rabin and Israeli negotiators "Once he gets lbe income, his confidence will return and he to ge t thei r response to will spend it," Heller said. Egyptian proposals he brought " P3st history, ever since the ~ar, shows once the people get income restored by a tax cut, and once they get back Tuesday from Aswan, courage, they go out and spend the money, and that is what we Egypt, where he talked with need. I would say they are likely to squ irrel away 10 per cent in President ;\nwar Sadat. The Israeli cabinet went into savings and spend about 90per cent," he said . . session at 11 a.m. to draw up WASHINGTON - A BILL INCREASING support on,major the government's response and farm crops was advanced for action Tuesday by the Senate hoped to compl ete its Agriculture Committee. Conunittee memb<lrs decided at a deliberations by !he time meeting to write the'ir version of the bill at a lsession scheduled Kissinger return ed in the Wednesday. But Chairman Herman E. Talmadge, IJ..Ga., even ing. Kissinger planned to brief warned that final congressional enactment of the legislation is King Faisal on the progress of tu1likely before the Senate returns from its Easter recess on April his l s~ae li-E gy p tian 7. Agriculture Committee aides said the Senate panel agreed negotiations. that. its biU would follow tbe pattern set in a measure currently awaiting action on lbe House floor. That one-year bill would raise 1975 support prices for feedgrains, wheat, soybeans, colton and l?ii=J Dish Court St., By United Press International SAIGON - A QUARTER-MILLION SOLDIERS and civilians jammed roads out of the Central Highlands today in a dramatic exodus t<Juching off reports of unrest In South Vietnam's armed forces. Government sources said most of South Vietnam's generals opposed the mass evacuation and President Nguyen Van Thieu called loyal paratroop units to Saigon to guard against a possible coup. Thieu's decision to abandon the highlands, once a keystone of American involvement in Vietnam, was the worst setback for anti.Conununist forces in Indochina since the CornmW1isl Viet Minh took over North Vietnam in 1954. An estimated 250,000 refugees fled Pleiku, Kontum and Darlac Provinces after the Viet Cong and Saigon government agreed on three days of safe passage for the withdrawal, official sources said. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - William Bryant, Portland ; Melvina Barnhart, Middleport; Evelyn McCaskey, Rutland; Mary McCarty, Pomeroy ; Clarence Might, Middlepor t; Dia nna Walker, Langsville; Millard Ball, Long Bottom. DISCHARGED - Ethel Boyd, E li zabeth Bar toe, Cy ~ thia Wolfe, Cloyd Brookover , Pauline Cun ningham, Sally Gleckner. ·- --·. -~-·----- Freedom greatest heritage Department, - · . · Goessler's Jewelry Store - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1975 By ELMER LAMMI WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The House made it clear Tuesday lllat it would probably be futile for Presidenl Ford to veto strip mi nin g leg islation for th e second time. A bill to impose federal standards on strip mining operations was passed by a EDGAR VAN INWAGEN was presented a handsome ring from the auxiliary and given a vote of 333 to 66 - far more than life membership to the auxiliary. Grace Pratt made the presentation on behalf of the auxiliary ~1e two thirds majority needed a! the 56th birthday ce lebration of the American Legion held at Drew Webster Post 39 Tuesday to overr ide a veto. night. Van lnwagen is a survivor of the Bataan Death March. See Page 2. Simil ar legislation was passed a week earlier in the Senate by an even more overwhelming majority of 8413. The legislation, similar to a "We must create an image the end of the trip on Dec. 31, Auxiliary, introduced guests bill vetoed by Ford last year, for the publi c help make 1976 the Freedom Bell will be and past pres idents . Co mnow goes to a House-Senate everyone aware of our great located in Washington , D. C. m.ande r J ewell introduced conf(!rence committee to iron heritage in America. Our Scholl went on to say: Legion guests and past com- out differences. great heritage is OW' freedom,'' " Thank God we are manders. The House, like the Senate W. Dean Scholl , fi rst vice Americans. Remember those Special awards, presented by last week, rejected all major commander, Department of who gave their lives for their Charles E. Swatzel of life amendments w the legislation Ohio, told the large crowd coun try and never overlook the Con tinued on page 2 in a successful eff ort to win a ettending the 56th birthday World War veterans. Take large enough majority to celebration of the Ameri can account of the men still reduce the threat of a new veto. Legion at the Drew Webster missing in action and the Despite the heavy vote in Post No. 39 hom e Tuesday prisoners of war." favor of the bill, a spokesman night. The pledge of allegiance was for the coal industry suggested Scholl said American Legion led by commander of the post, that it be vetoed. is underwriting the cost of the Le onard Jewell . The inCarl E. Bagge, president ·of Freedom Bell tha t will be voca tion . wa s given by the National Coal Association, placed on the Freedom Train Chaplain Allan rownie. said the measure was "sense· on April I to tour the Uni ted The traditional eddress of lessly severe" and would cut States. The train will visit welcome was given by Com· coal production by a fourtb. three Ohio cities, Colwnbus, mander Jewell, and Grace Bagge said a provision of lbe Cleveland and Cincinnati. At Pra tt ; president of th e bill taxing future coal production to help pay for damage done t>y strip mining in the past would increase energy costs. ~·; 107 Sycamore POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OH IO enough to survive Ford veto BLUE JEANS Other officials also present for las t night 's meeting were Co uncilmen Law rence Roush and Rober t Roach. Joy White en tine Approximately 40,000 ·alot machines .are used in Nevada's legal gambling industry . . /)l:'r>oted To The lntj•n•sts Of 1'/u>M1•ig.~-Mu .mn Art'll WRANGLER MEN'S Relish Compote NO. 237 Now ·You Know Strip mine bill looks strong 1I ~ ; . . _ 4T . ? 'JL"'· "'""""·~-··- f~1)_0J .at Cloudy tonight and Thur~· day, lows in the upper 30s and low 40s. High Thursday upper 50s. Probability of precipitalion 40 per cent this ·afternoon , 20 per cent ton ight and tomorrow. . .#.. '"'~' .~g 3 lB 4tc • Weather VOL. XXVI absence . highly specialized servi ce force. Americ"n L egi on . Saturdily . Mar c h '11 . 7 p m OHIO for Steve Uttle, an employe, who had been injured. He was ta ken yia private vehicle before the squad's arrival to the office of Dr. J . J . Davis in Middleport and at 11 :32 a .m. by the Middleport emergency squad from the office of Dr. Davis to Holzer Medical Center. Another Sh ..vuu~'" last of five examinations for the Cf'P (C ertifi ed Financial Planner) designation, according to James R. Johnston, President and Dean of the College for Financial Planning, located In Denver. White Is vlee president ol Registered ln"estment Adviser Inc., 1580 Rishlnger Road, Columbus, Ohio. He Is a graduate of Middleport High School In the early 50s. compames to be charged for copies of automob ile wreck repor ts, that the meterman on Monday . collects (Tuesday if weather hampers Monday co ll ections but definitely not to collect on Friday or Sa turd ay I, the mayor's secretary to take a full day off each wee k rather than two half days, and policeman hired and se nt to sc hool and quit before they work one year are to reim burse the village for their sc hoolin g, a nd the mayor's secretary , in addition lo doing wor k for the mayor, assist the police chief with his reports to ena ble him to be out on the streets. These recommendations will be given further study by council. No action was taken Monday night . Manley suggested thai llle emergency squad, for its part in the Bi-Ce ntennial, ta ke ce rtain projec ts such as replacing railings, etc., council agreed. Mayor Smith sa id additional li tter barrels are needed on the sidewalks. Phil Globokar is to check on barrels and repor t. The mayor's repor ts for January and February were read and accepted. J anuary rece ipts totaled $2,022.35 and February $1,510.70. David Gloeckner, who is with the CommW1ity Action Agency, asked council if Donald Laudermilt could work for the city throu gh !he program . Council agreed to hire him on a three months probationary period. Attending were Mayor Smith, Werry , Lou Osborne, Harry Davis, Snouffer, Globokar, and Manley , council members; Jane Walton, clerk; Phyllis Hennessy, treasurer; Don McKenzie, Henry Werry, Pomeroy policeman, and Chief Webster. Paint Pleasant Market March IS. 1975 CALLED The Pomeroy E-R squad was called to Wolf Pen Road at 4:28 Roush explamed this would enable the a.m. Tuesday for Henry Eblin, truck 1o pump 1,000 gallo ns of water per Sr ., a inedical patient, who was minute ins tead of 750: He also explained taken to Veterans Memorial tha t in the even t the proposed water . Hospital. After 11 a.m. Monsyste m improvement materi alizes for day , the sq uad was called to Mason, !here is the possihility that fir·~ Midwest Steel Co., Pomeroy , insurance rates would be reduced in town . COWlcilman Dayton Raynes moved, seco nded by Charlotte Jenks, the council pass the mol~on for purchase of the pump . Plans we re e1nnoun ced fur a change in lhe police department when Chief Dctner Roush Ill attends a police sc hool in Kanawha Coun ty star ting Ap ril 10 for 10 wee ks. Chief Roush will attend the sta te police acade my at In stitute for advan ced train ing. During h1s abse nce, Sg t. Kenneth Biggs will be Ma son's acting chi ef. On mo tion of Counci lman Walter Werry, seconded by Mrs . .Jenks, ~.:o un c il ag reed to employe Richard ! Dick ) Carson to fill in Oil the police force during Roush's MASON - PrOvisions 'were made fo r the acquisition of addi tional fi re equipment and a te mporary change will be made in Mason's Police Departmenl following actions by town coun<il Monday night whe n Kenneth Reyno lds. recorder , presided in the absence of May or Fred Tayl or . Ross Roush. fire chief , and Donald ( Bingo) Johnson, representing the tuwn's volun teer fi re departmen t, asked for and got funds to purchase a new pump for a new fire truck. The request was made for $750 to add the pump to a truck recently purchased for Mason by the Mason County Court action. He spoke to students at Notre Dame University Monday, ~QUAD . ~ . j - of county spelling bee Debbie Spencer, 13, an eighlb grader at Eastern Junior High School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Gilbert Spencer , was winner of the annual Meigs Coun ty Spelling Bee Tuesday night at South ern High School in Racine. Rwmerup among the 16 finalists was Jayne Lee Hoeflich, 10, a sixth grader at the Bradbury School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich. She will rep resen t Meigs COW1ly at the State Bee in Columbus on April 26 w.ith Miss Hoeflich as alternate. Last nigh t's bee was one of the longest local events in MRs. AGNES DIXON, llbrary clerk, was presented a gift of engraved jewelry on her ·Joth recent years, running for an anniversary at the Pomeroy Public Library Tuesday afternoon. Making the presentation, left, ,hour imd a half with over 900 is Miss Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy • Middleport Librarian. words being pronounced by Steve Wagner of the Southern High School faculty. Judges were John Riebel, James Diehl and Bob Ord, administrators of the Eastern, By RICHARD HUGHf.'l down 9,000 from January and on in the future." · Meigs and So uth er n Local UP! Business Writer the lowest since records were Enzel said that unless the Districl,, respectively . Mrs. The Ford administration had begun in 1946. government provides sub· '. Greta Suttle, a coun ty hoped a surge in the depressed Enze l said a February sidized mortgage rates to '· supervisor , assisted by Mrs. housing industry would begin decline in building starts was sti111ul ate 200,000 additinal " Nellie Vale, also a coun ty · IQ lead the nation out of the expected but the housing in- units Ibis year, only about I supervisor, was in charge of recession tljis spring. dustry had hoped building million W1its will be begun in the even t. Picture or all conBut a government report permits would have increa . 1975, the lowest since World testants on Page 2. Tuesda y ' on new · building tiThe continued deterioration War II and less lban half the permits and housing starts of permits is pretty bad," 1972 peak of 2.4 million. indicates the housing construc- Enzel said . " II means there The '' bright spot," said tion industry will rema in in the will be very little activity going Enzel, was the recent decline doldrums through summer. in prime interest rates for busl· The continued slide in build- .·:·:·:·:·:·::;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:::::;:::;:;:;:;:::;:::;:;:::::::::;:;:::;:;:::;:· ness 'loans and in mortgage ing permits, said Robert Enzel, rates for home buyers. economist for the National The Home Loan Bank Board . EXTENDED FORECAST Association of Home Builders, f'riday through Sunday, recently reported that the means .construction activity fa ir Friday and a chance of average conventional mpr· on it by the end of April. The would not begin to pick up W11il show ers Saturday and tgage rate had declined to 9.11 state Department of Health fall. . Sunday. High In the 50s and per cent in February, the will lben study the conunents Before. extensive new conlow 60s. Lows In teh 34ls and lowest since last August when and submit a final heallb plan struction can get under way, he lbe average was 9.09 per cent. w the U.S. Department of said, 402,000 houses and more low 40s. The problem, said another Heallb, Education and Welfare than 200,000 condominiums spokesman for home builders, .;:;:::::::::;:;:::::;:;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::;;;:::::;:;:::;::::::.;:;:;:· by May 3. built in 1974 will have w be "Nobody is buying, though we • Counties to be included in the sold~ It could take eight to nine are starting to get indications HAIR·A-THON SET , district are Muskihgum, months to sell . the unsold tllat consinners are a I least The cosmet<Jlogy classes ~t coming out and looking at Guernsey, Coshocton, homes on the market, he said. Belmont, Perry, Mqrgan, The Commerce Department Meigs High School will hold a homes." Noble, ,Monroe, Harrison, said new homes and apart- "Hair-A-Than" Friday in the In a related development, the Jeffer son, Washington , ments were started at an an- ~osme tology lab at the high prime rate -the interest banks Hocking, AlhP.ns, Meigs, nual rate of 977,000 units last school froin 7 a.m. to mjdnight. charge their most creditworthy . Vint<Jn, .Jackson, Ga}lia, and month, down 50 per cent from a All proceeds will go toward customers -was cut to 7\i per ' Lawrence. · year ago and ·2 per cent from scholarships for students• cent by a nwnber of majOr advanced education. Mary commercial banks. The prime Total population of the January. · . district is more lflan 750,000. Building permits were Issued Powell and Pauline Hysell are has not been lbat low since Jtu1e; 1973. · 11 a.t an. annual rate of 673.. 000, instructors. Doldrums hold new housing State asks ·for health district ZANESVILLE, Ohio (UPI) - The formation of an Illcounty health planning district will be recommended by the Ohio Department of Health, the Zaneville Times Recorder said Tuesday . . · The recommendation 'will be ·submitted next week to officials in the 18 counties, covering most of southeastern Ohio, in the form of a preliminary health plan for the region , the newspaper said. County comm issioners, mayors of large 'cities in the region and health agency officials will be asked to review the plan and subu1it comJDents I ' ·~ ' ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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