http://66.213.69.5/files/original/48b2994f17b669ed1ccc6c088a2bbfcc.pdf ab37f1a53519619df210b6e15caf3f91 PDF Text Text .. ' • 6- The Datly Sent ind . !\.1ldlih• J)IJ I"t ·PtlJ : Jt•ro ~ . ( ). , Mollcli t ~· . .I an . 5,. 1976 One dead m • ·fight ~-ss_e_ m_h_l_ y_o_p_e_ n_in_g_T_u~es_d_a--,)1 Notices, news in brief j= Pomer oy Lo'dge 16-1, F&AM. wi ll meet in r egul ar session at 7: 30 p.m . Wt•d nesday . All mas ter ma sons are invi ted . The Catholic Women 's Cl ub will mee1 ar 8 p.m Thursday at the Sacred Heart Rec tory Hostesses are Jan e Fr vm yer . Mari l yn Epple . J o E ll en Roush and Janis Dee There will be no mass The Me igs1 County Humane Soc iety will meet ThJ.J r Sdl'ly , Jan . 8, at 7: 30 p.m . at the M iddleport Vi ll age Hal l. Preceptor Befa- Beta Soror ity will meet Thursday af the home of Bet ty on tingcr at 7: 45p .m . Vera Crow wil t be co--hostess . , Market Report GALLIPOLIS , OHIO Jan . J, 1976 Sales Report of Ohio Valtey Livestock Co . STOCKER CATTLE STEERS = 250 to 300 lb s. 2t to 30; 300 to 400 lbs . 21 to 31; 400 to 500 lbs . 22 to 32 ; 500 to 600 lbs . 22 to 35; 600 to 100 lbs. 22 1o 35 ; 700 lbs and Over 21.50 to 37 . HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs . 18 to 23 ; 300 to 400 lbs . 18to 23.25 , ·400 to 500 lbs . 18 to 27 ; 500 to' 600 lbs 18 to 27.50 ; 600 to 700 lbs . 18to 33 ; 700 tbs. and Over 19 to 35. STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head) - Stock Cows 125 to 200 ; Stock Cows and Calves 140 to 325 : Stock Bulls 11 5 to 225 ; Baby Ca lves 2 to 30; I By The . Pound) .Canners & Coffers Cows 16 to 25: Holste1n Cows '12.75 to 28; Commercial Bulls (1.000 tbs . and Over) 21 to 31. VEAL c·ALVE S- Tops 220 lbs . to 250 64. to 68 ; Medium 200 lbs .to 300 37 to 40 ; Cul ls 30 Down . .PIGS - 12.50 to 50. MEIGS THEATRE TONITE lhru THURS. JAN . 5·8 NOT OPEN FR't. -SAT.-SUN . JAN . 9· 11 Jacqueline Susann 's ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH (Technicolor) A marria ge l• cense ha s been •ssued ro Rick y E Clar k. IQ, Rl 'J, Pom eroy , a mi Nan C"y Ja ne La rge , 2 1, R I J,, Pbnl(lroy t'OLllMJI U ~ ! U l'lt D·NC'w Hoslim , " wL' lo1Jis l'U I't! Hlmuslt•vcry lll iug lilt• firs! y~ ar . Wl' hupc tu be ou1 of tl(•rc by the first of May .'' he suid in uutlinirtg pl<1ns . F.H 't•tl wiih n•l a t ively ft' W !llotjur issues and IH~)ing 'to 11f ~ wra p up 1971i business in ruur Hospi.tal News Veteran s Memorial Hospital th~ Ohiu ·C:cncral Asscmh~y Tucsd~1y begins Ihe St' L'Ofl d ·1m lf uf i ls Ill th l)cHulcrat ."i to ~ct Th e 1-:ienatc r econve nes Tut•.sday al i p. m .. mHI the tlom>t• meets onc~hal f hour later. " Truthfully ," sa id House Speaker Venwl G Biffe .Jr ., t'Hrnpaign trail and pmllr~ue dumirwti o~l or Ihe r.e,1er;ll Assembly in 1977-78 unci the le,b!islalurc 's ample record or accomplishment in 1975 are the bases for Biffe's hopes . Demtter;:dic leaders. wilh :t llli 1nths . The dl·.sirc SATURDAY ADMI SS ION S Okey Be nnett, Parkers bur 9 . Nor ma n Lehew , Port land , Dixie Cad l e. Mid dtepor I. SATUR DAY DIS Jo Ell e n 0CHARGES Lawrence , Edn a Stiles , Robert Fe tty . De lma r Grady , Cherri Bnss. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Okla Walk e r . Syracuse 1 Dani e l Dew tfL Bidwe ll ; Dor6 thy Rea , Pomeroy ; Shi rl ey Abies , Racine . Irene Russel l , M iddl eport ; Ge ne Y~t. Ra ci ne : Jacob Sc hul er , Po r tland ; Georgia Oar s1. G<Ji lipolis SUNDAY DISCHARGES Jose'ph . Connolly , Mildr e d Roush Holzer Medical Center (Births, Jan. 2) Mr . a nd Mrs ' Denn is Fisher, son , We ll ston ; Mr . and Mrs . Paul Jewell. Jr ., daught~r . Well ston . (Births, Jan . J) Mr . and fv\rs . Ba r ry Hamm , daughter. Pleasant ,· Mr . and Pl . Mrs . Harry Newlon , son , WellSton ; Mr . and Mrs . Robert L. Phillips , daughter. Bidwell.· Mr . and Mrs . Gerald Unroe , son , Crown City , Mr . and Mrs. Roger Wilbur , da'ughter, Hamden " """ {Birttl , Jan 4) Mr . and Mrs . Pau l Sex ton , son, Jackson . PLEASANT VALLEY D ISCHARGES Mr s. Fr.flnk Young , New Ha ven ; Mr s. Ear l Gilkey, Mid dleporl ; Floyd Durst, Leon ; Clifton Bowles, Robertsbu.rg , H oward Stevens . Haven, ; Marvin Cox, New Mid" dleport ;' Charles Litchfie ld, Henderson ; Sovina Blankenship, Leon ; John ' Nicholson , Evans ; Gra ce Sparks, Syracuse ; Mrs. Pea rl Hall, HarHord, Mrs . Robert Sm Jth, H ende r son; John Barker , Mrs . Ne lson Rainey , Claren ce Gleason , Mrs . Dav id Reyno ld s, Mrs . Lawrence Grady , Michae l Porter , Mrs. Br uce Bonecufter , Leroy Durst and Stephen Morse, a ll Poin t Pleasant . ,,f t11ajoril~ UI un !IlL· i1 JFK, war hero? well, not really c;uv . .l:.tnlc s 1\ . Hluu il' s ' vetoe s. t~Hen a· prvhlem fur PAlil\.l·:H.SBURG , w. Va . 1UPI) - Murder charges were lodged Sunday against a Wood County jail inmate in the w<.~ke of «1 "drunk lank " Chillicothe , Ohio apparently had no role in the fight and was not charged in connection with it, deputies said . them in 1!17[). hrawl that left one prisoner The free.for-all occurred l>t ·n HICr<il!i 1hm1inHte the Sene-tic 21-12 arlCI will be dead .. nd anottJer seriom;;ly injured. Sheriff 's deputies formally ac{·used_frank l.ouis Rowe, 50, of Belpre, Ohio, in the Saturdaynightdeatho!Floyd OwenMalone,52,ofWaverly. Injured in the melee was Ardell · Braden, 62, of Parkersburg, who remained in the intensive care unit at St . Joseph 's Hospital. The fourth inmateRichard Duffey, 52, of shortly after all [our men were placed in the detoxification tank, a 15-by-20 foot cubtcle where persons arrested on dru11kenness charges are placed ternporarily before they are moved to a regulaf cell. Malone either fell or was shqved against a ceramic tile bench inside the timk . The victim died of massive s kull fractures, according to a tentative analysis by the county's acting coroner, Dr. nt• l g ;lln r,f ou~.: scat 111 tllr H uu sl' . will have f•rwu~h Vll l t:'s lo nv~rridc Ht·publit·ctn scckir 1/-: to n~ l<-~in their ve t o~.. pruo£ Ol<tr).( in by hanging on ro a ll nirn: Dcmw.: ralic seals up for election this y~ar . Thi s year 's leg islative m ee ting will involve the .s tate hud~et and economy, utility rates and rcrd estate taxr•s, aside from the customary elect ion -year infighting . Filipino LANTANA, F1a . CUP!) TI1e World 'War II Navy war hero image of the l ate President John F . Kennedy. enhanced in a dramatic movie, is not all"il"s cracked . up to be, according to a new book . ' " Kennedy was r eally a lackluster navvl officer and a mediocre PT boat skipper." lhe book charges . The first condensed installment of the book, "The Search for JFK, " appeared Sund ay 'in the National Enquirer. ft is written by Clay Blair Jr ., former Sa turday Evening Post edilor and novelist, and his wife , Joan . " In his first encmmter with enemy surfaee vessels (Kennedy) disobeyed proper procedure and left the scene of action without having fired at the en emy,~ · the Blairs wrote . " In his second encounter with the same enemy a few li'ours later , his boat, lhe PT 109, was ins uffi ciently alert a nd · as a result it wa~ rammed." The Blairs sa id they gathered material for the book fro m " d ecla ssifi ed naval documents and in(Continued from page 1) ter~ iew~ with officers and PT Japan . boat crew members." Most of the fre ed They called the fir s t passengers were taken to en~agement of the PTI09 on Aug . l , 1943 "a sorry episode, Manila hotels for the night, com pl etely at odds with although Mrs . Marcos had Kennedy's Public trnage of suggested a special flight to being a skill ed PT boat J apan aboard a Philippine skipper and a boldly com- Air Une jet. Negotiations with the petitive and fearless man ." They also criticized the ram- hijackers were carried out ming of the PTlll9 early the via walk ie ·l alkje . Initia l next day by the Japanese reports said the twv men destroyer Amagiri which set were memb ers of the Phiiippine a ir force but the torpedo boat afire. " How could a . nimble PT airport officials said later boat like the 109 be rammed they may have been airport , by a big Japanese workers. Most of the passengers destroyer ?" the authors said , " It had never happened were Japanese, but an a1rline before and il would never source reported there were happen . again . There i s two Americans aboard. The gunmen, armed with evidence to suggest that the pistols and an explosive crew was not 31ert." After the rammi ng , the device, had boarded the plane Blairs said, Kennedy "did not at Bangkok , Thailand, and save his crew'' as published seized it during a stopover at Manila In ternational Airport. reports claimed . They threatened to kill lhe " To his 'c redit, Kennedy pasengers unless the plane · si~gl eha ndedl y saved the life of crewma n Patrick Mc- was flown to Japan . Earlier , Brig . Gen . Mah on , . who had been badly burn ed. McMahon · was Marian o Castaneda t olp drifting away fr om the wre ck newsmen at Manila In· when Kennedy g r abbed him ternalional Airport he a nd and, ba ttling against a swift J apan Air Lines authorities current for nearly an hour, tenratively had agreed to let the s kipper brought Mc- the two hijackers fly to Tokyo Mahon safely to the hulk ." "to prevent the killing of the The Blairs cr edited a s py passengers .' 1 Castaneda , airport mtlitary net work organized by said one Australian coast · wat c her superv isor, Arthur Evans with sa,ing the . hijackers had a small pistol c rew. and the othe r an explosive --wir ed aro un d his body . A UPI newsman monitorin g t he radio SURPLUS RltDGETED negot iat ions sa id the COLUMBUS rUP! ) agreement to release the big Co1wnbus Pinance Director jetliner came at 6:45 p.m . Micha el Gable said part of 15:45 a.m . EST ); two hours tlie city's ye~rend surplus of after the hijackers made $678,834 has already been thei r demands and · six hours budgeted for 1976. after t he hijackers seized the He · said $200 ,000 was ·in- plane . cluded. in ·t his year 's budget. JAL officials in Tokyo sa id The balance would probably the hijackers, tentatively · be used t o pay police over- identified as members of the time, l.hi ch Gable said was Philippine Air Force, refused und~rbudg eted . to obey a direct order by Gable added the remaining funds VfOUid probably not lie 'telephone President from Ferd Philippine in and E . . used to pay 338 workers in the Marcos to s urrender . city's sa nita tion department. They were to be rehired today , but it remained questionable- as- to how long they would be on the payroll and how they would be paid . From a 'Great American Bank ' Jack stark . A spokesman said the tank was inspected half an hour after the four inmares were placed there . A cell guard said the men at that time were "okay," although rowdy, a condition th.at Sheriff C. E . Airhart described as normal. The aftenmith of the fight was diScovered an hour lat~r when a deputy in from road patrol walked past and noticed blood inside the cubicle. ' The drunk is situated near the rear Cl)trance of the correctional center and lacks audio or video monitoring used in other parts of the jail. Ji"*" NAME CHANGED BANGKOK, Thailand ! UPI ) ~ Communi st CamCContinued from page I) bodia today announ ced it has carry-<Jn baggage with metal.<Jetecting devices at the conchanged it s : name to courses entrances. " Democrati c Cmnbodia " and has formed a new governTHE NEW YEAR'S WEEKEND DEATH toll climbed ment with a new constitution . toward the outer limits of the National Safety Council's In a broadcast monitored in preholiday estimates today as last-minute uwtorists headed Bangkok , lhe official radio home on icy or snowy roads . The council had estimated bets lalion in Phnom Penh anween 350 and 400 persons could die on the nation 's highways nounced th~ name chang e during the 102-llour holiday period wh.ich began at 6 p. m . local and said the new government time Wednesday and ended at midnight Sunday. would be "neutral and A United Press International counl at 2 EST showed unaligned." · 376 persons had been killed in tr a ffic accidents since the holiday weekend began . Fires claimed nearly 90 lives. · A LOCAL TEMPS breakdown of accidental deaths : tra ffic, 376; fire , 88 ; planes, The te mper~ ture m 8; others, 41. Tota l, 513. · downtown Pomeroy Monday Californ ia led the nation with 35 holiday traffic deaths , at II a.m. was 20 degrees F1ortda reported 32, Texas 26, New York 20 and Michigan and under sunny skies . Dlin ois 18 each . News •• in Briefs a.m. • -ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY January Clearance. Sale • Men's Double Knit DRESS SLACKS REG. 19.95 MEN'S SLACKS- ---SALE 16.15 REG. 110.95 MEN'S StACKL,...- SALE '6.75 REG. 111:95 MEN'S SLACKS-- -- SALE 17.35 REG. 112.95 MEN'S SLACKS- --- SALE '8.15 REG. 113.95 MEN'S SLACKS ____ SALE 18.65 RE~ . '14.95 MEN'S SLACKS . _ _:_ SALE 19.25 REG. '15.95 MEN'S SLACKS.--- SALE 19.85 REG. 116.95 ME.N'S 'SLACKS-- - SALE 110.55 ..__ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Hartley's Shoes 200 IN COLI) ROCKY HILL, Conn. IUPII . _. More than 200 persons, som e in bathrobes and shoe Jess, were driven into subfreezing cold early today by a fire that g ut ted a five-stor y buildin ~ in the Great Meadows a partme nt com plex. 1803: America. strikes a bargain. . · Spain has given in to France. Her territories west of the Mi ssissippi now belong to Napoleon . And the Little Corpora l intends to clo~e t he river to our trade. We · may even lose fhc West entire ly, and face shar ing t he contine nt with riva l French colonies. President Jefferson se nds J ames Monroe to Pa~is with permiss ion from Congress to spend up to $10 million , if he has to, to buy New Orleans Napoleon's answer: No! But Napoleon has bee~ known to change hi s mind unexpectedly. Suddenly, a new offer. Not just New Orleans, but the · whole of Louis iana for $ 15 million . That would double t he area of t he United States! Monroe has no authority to ma ke that big a buy. There'll be plenty of complain ing back home. But he goes a head. He gets grumb~(: ;; '<:m J, finally , approval. And we start moving West. 9, Farmers ,Bank " ' Nationally Known Brands SAVE$$$ - FOR THE LADIES-Quality Shoes Such As : Joyce Risque "A se tf -m.lde man ts usually a horrible exa mple of unskilled labor ".. . · ol th e ONEs.~· "FRIE NDL Y for tools, maferta ls. or helpful ad· vice. Building 54nce 1915. f Meigs Local School District tea('hers and principals were given salary increases by the Meigs ·Local School Board in special session Mond•y nigh\, following its annual organizational meeting . Charles Dowler, superintendent , said negotiations with 'the teachers' organization had produced agreement on the salary lncreas~ proposed by the board. The new salary schedule approved moves from $7,400 for the holder of a bachelor degree without any experience to $7,950. The new salary schedule ~oes into effect as of Jan . 5 (yesterday), and the top lev ~! of the schedule is $12,902.85 for the employes with a master's degree and II years experience. Ed Bartels, president of the Meigs Local Teachers' Association, pointed out that ·a lthough the increase is $550 a year for the beginning teacher with a bachelor'S degree, no employe will actually receive-the $550 increase this year since several months o! the schoo l year have already passed . Dowler pointed out tha t the new, schedule is $550 over the state minimum , but will be only $50 over lhe state minimum which will go into effect next fall . The new schedule is adopted only for the current school year and addit10nal negotiations Members • sworn ' m EAST MEIGS - Three .new · members were given the oath of office by clerk Mr s. Eloise Boston , when the Eastern Local School District board of educalion met [or ils orga nization !'lession Monday ni ght, Members beginning terms of office on the board are Douglas Bissell, Dorothy Ca laway and f)avid .Smith . •The board e lected Oris Smi th president and David Smith, vice presi dent. Meetings were se t o n the second Tuesday of each month , 7::10 p.m ., a t the high sc hool cafe teria w)th member s sa laries et at. $20 a month . Mrs . .Boston wa s em pl oyed as clerk-treasurer for the next two years . The group voied to jom the Ohio School Boards Assn ., and liability insurance foj'b oard members was pm·chased. The ·boar d adopted a temporary appropnation s resoJut JOn for 1976 which will be revised and adopted later . Thu ge neral fund ex~ penditures in the tenip9rary budget total $957,631 while the estimated receiplo;; to the general fund for the next year are $942,889.68. Listed e xpcrlditures in the tempo r ary bud get inc lu<le ,. dm inistration , $47,000 ; instruc tion , $173, 130: coordinated act ivities, $9,500 ; auxiHary agencies, $68,000 ; operation of school plant, $32,000; mtointen.ince, $7,000 : -FOR THE MEN- Casual & Hush ·Puppies Swingers Viner Dress Shoes California Cobblers lmpos Miss Wonderful Debettes VAI.UES TO $32.95 SAVE$ NOW SALE PRICED '. '8 00 '1400 TO REMEM!IER TUESDAy, JAN. 6 '10 TO '19 Shoes displayed for easy selection. BankAmericard available. All sales final! No returns! No exchanges! VALUES TO $26.00 ~~~~ED Not All Sizes Available But Good Selection Florsheim Jarman Rand Hush Puppies NEW SHOES ARRIVI~G DAILY FOR SPRING. ·BE HERE TUESDAY, JAN. 6 AT 9A~ . f will be held before then, it was indicated . During the or ganizational session, Wendell Hoover was elected board president (or the next year and Virgil King, vice prresident. &lard member Robert Snowden declined nomination ta the vice president's post. New board members Mrs. Jennifer Sheets and Dr. Keith Riggs and reelected boa rd member Virgil King were given the oath of office by L. W. McComas, clerk-treasw-er . McComas who has been clerk-treasurer the past 10 years , announced his resignation from the post and according to plans will stay on the job until March 1 when a replacement is expected to be named. Supt. Dowler commended McComas for an excellent job as clerk and for his many functions beyond the (Continued on page 10) e VOL. XXVII NO. 185 '. '" GIVEN OATH - These Middleport village officials were given lhe oath of office at village hall Monday· night by Manning Kloes, a notary public. From the left are Bill Walters, Carl Horky, selected to serve on council with • at tEE ~lt·COMAS l.t•c W. I\1~Cumas rt•si~ot nt• d Munday nig ht as c·lt·rk·tn.·as urt.•r ol th e Meigs Lc•tal School Distric-t llourd of f.durution. Mr· ·· ( 'nmm;; has bcl'll th l· unl y dl'rk of th e distrkt silwc it hcg.:.m 10 ·years ugo. Prior t o that lim t!, the hi ghl y rcgardt'd !\·JrCim1as "as a h·ac·h t•r, prin ci pal a nd supCrint cndcnt of th e Mlc~ll<•port Exempted Vllla gc> Sl·houls man y · years. Ht• will remain on the jub until l\lunh I to giw tht· hnard an OJt)Jnrtunit y to st.:t•u rc a rt'plaretnent. County Auditor Howard E. sma ll federal programs in the Frank Monclay a ft ernoon board of health. prese nted the 1976 budget of $1,547,9S:l.6H, which the Meigs Fra nk said the t;u Coun ty Commiss i oners valuation in Meigs COUnty is adopted . lhe largest in the history or Frank told the com- · the county . This ve;:.r mission : '' Ever y depar tment va luation iS :) ~ U rulllion has to live wil hm the a.muunt compared IQ $57 milli on last appropriated as the re will be year. This is due, Fra nk sa id , no more money available." to the new cons truction at the The budget does not include Me ig s mines, flew homes·, and new i ndustry. Frank · explained that If Bostick heads district hoard of education - Me igs Cou nt y had not received t a"~ money from the mines th ings, "really could have been bad." He also ind icated that the county may receive an in crease i n val uat ion from the wes tern end of the county later this year. · Asked' a bout a possible 20 percen t roll baek on taxes in Ohio, Fra nk sa id this would ta ke co nstilulional or legish:d i ve action . The annual ap propriation RACINE - The Southern in the amoun I of $490,947.50 Loral School Di s tric t board of presented by Jane Walton, education in its clerk , for Pomeroy Village Or ganiza ti onal sessi on · was a pproved by council in Monday night elected J at·k three r~quired read in gs Bost ick, president and under emergency rules ' Hobert Sayre, vice president. Monday nig h t. Co unc il , Two new board members in related Dall as Hill and Roger Evans business, re-elected Ralph were given t11e oat h of off ice Werry its president and by clerk Jane Wag ner . The re n egoliated a contr<:~:ct with fifth board member is Denny the village of Middleport, Pomeroy and Middleport Evans . The board voted to meet on th e third'Thursday of R eagan ·· WO u}d teII R e d S. to move oui of Angola The two pres ide nti a l hopefuls were opening their New England campaig nsReagan in New Ha mpshire and J ackson in · Massac hu se tts. · Beagan today put on ski togs a nd stumped New Hampshire in sub-zero cold . He told a crowd of some 50 skiers a t North Conway, N.H ., thHI \neal goverriments, rather than Washingto n, should be used to solve loca l problems . Beagan in opening his New Hampshire ca mpai gn Monday stressed the United Sta tes .•hould be involved in the Angolan civil war· as long as the Soviet Union was. Al Boston, Jackson, DWash. , opened his campaign in Massachusetts' primary by attacking " head-in-t heclouds" politic ia ns who advocate a redu ction in American living standards. here .~ CLEVELAND - OHIO STATE NEUROLOGICAL Society President Dr . Robert J . Whlte has warned there could be a slowdown of medical services in Ohio because of rising tnalpractice insurance costs. Members of the Ohio Sta~e Neurological Socie.ty are "very , very concerned that insurance costs continue to escalate." White said Monday . He cautioned that Ohio's malpractice insurance legislation has dooe little to ease costs to doctors. And a second doctor added that physicians in high-risk fields might face further cost Increases In the future. "We might see here wha t is going on In California and New York," White said . "Ohio medicine supported lhe concept of the new Jaw, bpt .before that, ":e said, tulle&s heavily am~l!ded it would not provide a way to leve l off or reduce cost of insurance to neurosu1·geons." WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD has 'selected Anne '. ' Walters, reelected, and Horky, starting his first elected term ; Fred Hoffman , starting his first elected term as mayor; Gene Grate, clerk~reasurer, reelected ; and Helen Shuler a nd F reddie Houdashell, new members of the town's board of public affairs. en tine former Whlte House counselor a nd top (Continued on page 10) " If the 20 percent cut is approved, !hen we have overappropriated," he said. II was also poin ted out that there will be no salary increases this year a lthough at year 'S end a n extra pay will be shared of between four and fi ~e thousand dollars. Frank poin ted out lha l the engineer 1s department ended 1975 with a deficit of $47 ,158.10 due to the fact that lh~ slate withheld five per- had a contract Whereby · payments are made current Pomeroy would supply to Feb. 1. Middleport ye t has Middleport with water for to act. $1,000 per n10n l h . S1nce Cha rles Legar , who was Pomeroy is no longer sUp- elected fire chief for a four pl y in g Middleport with year period, asked M?yor water , Middleport asked that Clarence Andrews to request the contrac t be renegotiated tha t a state inspection of the and the amo un I of money village be made in order to changed from $1,000 to $600 reduce insurance ra tes . which would be paid untjl · A con trac t with th e Nov. 1, 1977. Pomeroy Pomeroy. E-R squad and Co un cil ag r eed to this~ Pomeroy village was acproviding .the $1,000 monthly cepted effective Jan . 5. Kuhfuss said the major problem facing farmers, ranchers · ·and the·enttre economy is·infiation stemming primariJy .from excessive government spending . "We . now have more government than most of us want a nd more than we can pay for," Kuhfuss told the conv£ntion . .Kuhfuss sa id Ford " has used his veto power wisely in the Interests of fiscal responsibility ." ' 8 ' PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS cent of the money due the Monday , however, the commi ssion certified a budge t for the engineer's department of $679,800. Anticipated receipts fo~th ngineering departme wi be $680,841 .90. .e coun ty · will ~receive $60,0()0 i n revenue sharing funds in two payments, alloca ted to land!ill, $46,353; comprehensive hearing, departmen l .of health; $7,500; department. family planning $1,000; senior citizens, $3,500, and speech and heari ng $1,64,1. Appropriated to community health a nd retardation was $28,000 of which $18,000 is from the 2.10 mill tax levy. This is for completion of this ' school year . Aller the end of this term there will be no m o ney available, Frank said . Frank advised the com(Continued on page 2) Pomeroy 1976 appropriation approved Firemen make 62 runs in '75 Armstrong, ' Budget of $1 1h ·million approved a L. • TUESDAY, JA'NUARY 6, 1976 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO special services, ~BOO: supplies, $87,710 ; ma teria ls for m ai ntenan t: c, $16,600 : equ ipme nl r ep lacemcnl , each month at 7:.10 p.m ; and $41,:lOO; contract a nd ope n ' IOjointheOhioSchoo!Boards Ol'd cr s rv iees 1 ~54,4 1i5 ; fixed Association. Movtng then mto n reguJf!r ch Hr gcs:""·$10 2,iOO; c apil~l · session , the board awarded a outlay, $16,426 . con tract to City Ice ancf Fuel lo re place a coal furnace in United Press International R epublican Bonald Reagan the Syracuse E lementa r Y, Sch{xJI with a fuel oil furnace. said Monday night the United The Meigs Eq uipment Co. Stues should tell Russia to was given con tra ct to ge t out of Angola or "have us By United Press lntenoatlona.l furnish a bus chassis, 56 to deal with ." Democratic DETROIT AMERICAN MOTORS COBP. says passenger . Se n . Henry Jad<son today California was ~~ unr easo na bl e" In fining the t'Omptwy $'1 .2 said Americans have already .The meeting wa s recesse<l million for failing to meet the state's toughest-in-the-nation un til Jan . 22. t"Ut their standard of living clean ~ir standards. The automaker also said action by the too much. Ca lifornia Air Besources Board banning the sale of a ll AMC Matadors, Hornets and Gremlins powered by the 304 cubic inch V-3 englne was unjustified . It sa id fewer than 1,000 of the Vt!-equipped cars have been sold in California in the 1916model year. Pomeroy Fire Ch ief . run out of town and 16 men The fine and prohibition were announced Monday in Charles Legar submitted the per run in town . California.lt is the tougheslaction of its kind ever Ill ken b~ following ann ual report for Of the 62 run s, 25 involved board against an automaker . The board also charged · 1975 to Pomeroy Counci l structures of various types, with filing fal se test reports. "We have never seen so many Monday night. 21 involved yehJ des, nine dirty cars,' 1 said ARB chairman Tom Quinn. "But even more The department made a were grass or brush £ires, two serious is the fact thai American Motors submitted fa lse total of 62 runs , 30 in town and were for overturned gasoline r.pQrts to the state which indicated that their cars were ac32 out of tow n ; losses in town tanker truc ks, two were in tually very clean ." · tota led , $40,260, out of town, assistance to other deparlST . LOUIS - THE PRESIDENT OF THE NATION'S $551874; there were 677 man rnents, two on false alarms hours spent, each vehicle was and one was to flush gasoline largest and most conservative far~ group indicated today he driven 499 miles and an from the hi g hway following is satisfied with President F drd's efforts o! haltihg inflation . a verage·or 9 men worked per an automobile accident. • William Kuhfuss of Ma ckin aw, m., president of the 2.5-millionfamily American Farm Bureau Federation, endorsed Ford's policies the day alter the President a ppeared before the organization,s convention POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK co. Tho Oepa rtm.nl Store of POMEROY, OHIO $40,000.00 Maximum Insura nce For Each Depositor Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I $ SAVE $ Got a s pc c1o;~l do it your se l f job to do around the house? . Need some advice. See one -------....- t Starts Tuesday, Jan. 6 Th~s~ are f~ II & winter styles taken from stQck. New Spring shoes arr1vmg dally. Shop early & save $ . by perm iH 1on of 1111 I11 "1T~ ! r\ ,~ .'- ''k< 111 \' 1 t • MIDDLE OR UPPER BLOCK ' POMEROY, OHIO ••• Meigs Local-will hike teacher pay BOARD MEMBERS SWORN ~ Three members ol·the Meigs lA>cal Board of E duca tion were given their oath of office M(indily night by L. W. McComas, clerk4reasurer . They ar~ , from the left, Mrs. Jemlfer Sheets, Dr. Keith Riggs and Virgil King Mrs. Sheets and Or . Higgs · are new members. King was reelected. ; ., ::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::;:::::::::::::;:;:;: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Thu rs day through Saturday, chance M snow Thursday and fair Friday and Saturday. Highs will be in the uppe r 20s to the mid 30s Thursday, cooling to the 20s Friday and Saturday. Lows will be in the upper teens to the 20s Thursday , dropping to 5 to 15 above by Saturday morning. It was brnught out that the E-R squad "makes quite a few" runS out of'town which is quit~ expensive. It was sugges ted that a contact be made · with the Meigs County Commiss ioners for some finan cial assistance. Council has to bear the cost df the operation of the emergency service . Council name d Jack Kr a utte r street commissioner and Fred W. Crow, Jr., was again named village solicitor. Mayor Andrews read a Jetter as king that th e Pomeroy Library be given a parking space with a 15minute meter for a book drop off. Mayor · Andrews suggested that perhaps a book drop off could be placed near lhe mail box drop off. Mayor Andrews also read a (Continued on page 2) Racine moves to • rmse water rate .RACINE - Bacine Village 1 Council Monday night elected · Pete Simpson, president and voted to incr~ase wa ter rates a t the request of the Board of Public Afiairs. Water board qtembers presented an ordinance to council asking that water ·rates be increased . Council a pproved the first of three -readings of the ordinance. In -town ra tes will be in.creased from $3.50 a month to $4.50. Out of town rates will be increased from $4 a m onth to $6, effective April 1. Pete Simpson said due to the rising cost of s upplies and mate ria ls The Big Bend Citize ns Band the increase in rates was Badia Club was receiving nt~essary . . comme ndations t oday for Meeting with council was their hard work in aiding two J eff Burt, representative of families who lost their homes Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley and all personal be longings Regional Development, at the over the weekend jn fires. re4'1€St or Mayor Charles Members of the clqb a lso Pyles . 'fhe ,council discussed extended their tha nks to all with Buri the possibility of CB 'ers and individuals for · obtaining feriera 1 funds for their. contributions of food, recreation facilities, a new cloth in g, fu rni ture an d water tank, and law enmoney to the two families of for ~ement assistance . . Burl told council it would the Rutland area. Donatl~ns we~e re.ceJVed • be too late to ma ke apfrom resJdents m Ohio and plication at the prese nt time West Vorgmoa. The offocers of as ap pli catio ns must be th e elub expre_ss~d . ap- submitted by Jan . 1. He did prec 1aho n to Individua l sa thai coun cil could members who donated lime y . . ·. . . . II t' . d possibly make appbcation on an d ve h1c1es m co ec 10n an September delivery of donated ite~s. The wat~r board members The club also s~ nds special submitted their budget for thanks to all CB ers for their 197 6 in the · amount of cooperalion on Chan nel 13. $! 8 , !66.52, approved by Radio club is commended on aid project council . The budget for \he village in the amount of $,18,543.14 was also approved. APPOINTMENTS MADE Council in other action COLUMBUS i'UPI) - Gov. James A. Bhodes Monday named Thomas Laudermilt;" announced the appointments Minersville, as village street of a Bellaire podiatrist to tbe commissioner . He will serve Ohio State Medical Board and a probationary period. Ernest Triplett who has the. Upper Arlington police been working with the s treet chi ef to the Private In: vestigator Advisory Com- department and water board will work full time with the mission . .. waler board . Dale Warn er of Warner Insurance and Lorenzo Davis of Davis Insura nce met with council in regard to insuran ce rates on all village owned vehicles. At present, Racine has insurance with Warner Insurance . The two rhen are to submit their ra les to council later . Eldon Krautter also met with coun cil in regard to hav ing gravel placed in his driveway . Council agreed with Krautter to pay the cos to;;. Named to committees were , finance committee, Pete Simpson, Grace Roush and Maxine Wingett; stree t com mittee, Clarence Bradford, Henry Lyons and Albert Hill , Jr . Cou~ c il will m eet the firs t Wednesday of each month at 7:30p.m. and urges residents who have problems to feel free to a ttend the meetings. Attending were Mayor Charles Pyles, Pete Simpson , Albert Hill, Grdce Roush , Clarence Bradford, Henry Lyons a nd Maxine Wingett , council members: Krautter , Dave Cleland, Douglas Johnson, Ed O'Conner, water board members, Laudermill, and, Mae Cleland, clerk . , Wea~her Cloud y tonight, lows around 30. Rain likely Wedn esday, changin g to snow during 'the afternoon with highs 35 to 40. Probability of precipitation near zero today, 10 per cent fonight a nd 60 per cent ' Wednesday. LOCAL TEMPS TemPeratw-e in downto,.,,n · Pomeroy Tuesday at !I a.m . was 23 degrees under s unny skies . ., �3 by Chet T811nehlll Air Force L General James Ha inge has urv ved more ha r breadth encounters w th death than kely 99 9 percen ol the 20 000 or so readers of this paragraph 0 a "" n Sunday the general h s daughter and two sons bw- ed h s w fe and the r mother Susan Allensworth Hart nger n M ddleport R vervtew Cemetery She died Cbr stmas Da) a age 48 nus personal tragedy and gr el ns de t e lam ly na) I have led to General Hartinger elhng me the day alter her death has made me rethink m) pr or t es By ERIK VAN EES JOHANNESBURG Sou h Afnca UP! Marxtst b'llerr Uas backed by Russ an arms and CUban soldiers daun they have dr ven pro Western r vals from thetr m I ary s ronghold n nor hern Ango a and cut thetr mam arms supply route Rad o Luanda a Ma JUSt con rolled statton reported EVERY MAN DETERMINED to carve out a career has the problem of pr or tes the quest on of lam ly home and career and how much attentton sha ll be asstgned to each Make no mtstake the race for d st nctton n today s con petttlve worlq and the Atr Force can be no except on demands total concentrat on to get n thew nners c rcle General Hartmger the one me M ddleport Yellow Jacket Htgh School halfback s no exceptton He has made It to the top As commander of the N nth A r Force Base at Shaw A r Force Base S C and not yet 50 years old Gen Hartmger has known where he wa nted to go how to ge there and unquestionably arranged h s prtortttes accord ngl) From what I know of Gen Hartinger however whatever tt took fo r htm to become Sha w Base s boss a th s JUnc ure m time there was time rema ming for his fam ly The careers of hts two sons 1st U Junmer Hartmger a f ghter p lot a Jacksonvtlle Fla and Mtke a junior at the Un vers y of Texas on a football scholarship have been espec ally m portant to him GEORGE MEM"EY AND OTHER PRINCES of organ zed labor won t be eve thts but an expert at researching the ef feels of mtlttary spend ng on the econom) says when m lttary budgets go up ceria n areas of the economy go down Mar on Anderson d rector of a Publ c Interest Research Group m Lans ng M ch sa d a 3().} ear stud) of m 1 tary spend ng showed how JObs were d splaced because mone} taken out of taxpa) ers pockets was not avatlable for spending on other necessary consumer goods and serv1ces M ss Anderson ltkely wtll not w n Mr Meaney s vote for Lady of the Year because - you remember - Meaney was among the staunchest supporters he Pentagon LBJ and RMN owned wben the nallon demanded each m turn w nd down the V etnam War Remember too Btg Labor has a B g stake m a Btg m I tary budget The assembly hnes that bu ld bombers tanks trucks jeeps how tzers battleships destrqyers crwsers submarmes and the ztlltons of p eces of m litary hardware and stores essen! al to keep the above rollmg and flymg and floatmg are pre ty much manned by BIG organtzed labor Whether or not these assembly lines should be kept movtng by the gtant un ons ts another question one whtch certamly ts moot here as no one havmg even a I ght grasp of real ty ts gomg to demand ser ously that he Amer can Labor Movement erase the 85 years s nee Mr Samuel Gompers hit the Amertcan scene The fmdmgs of M ss Anderson that Pentagon budgets OlliY hurt tbe economy as much or more than hey help are men !toned because much of the steam m support of masstve mthtary spend ng s generated from the belief hat men not employed making aT 34 Sherman tank otherw se would be m a breadline Mtss Anderson suggests t tsn t necessa Jy so CANDIDACY ANNOUNCED RAVENNA Oh o UPI) Judge Robert E Cook of the lith Distr c Court of Appeals today announced hts can dida cy for the Oh o Supreme Court n 1976 Cook a Democra t s m hts seventh year as an a~late JUdge He s a former Portage County prosecut ng attorney common pleas JUdge and U S congressman the Nat onal Fronts most Monda) the Popula Movement for the I berat on tmportan stagmg depot for of Angola had cap ured U ge arms men and equ pment former ly Carmona 215 mtles supphed vta ne ghbortng northeast of I uanda n !terce Za re In Za re a ,spokesman for f ghtmg over the past few the Nat ona Front sa d the days The town was the m htary Sov etbac ked Po pul ar stronghold of the pro Western Movemen had bombed Na t tonal Front for the MalanJe 264 m les east of IJbera t on of Angola The I uanda He sa d there were thou nearby Negage a rbase was sands of dead among the c vtl an popula t on a nd made an angu shed appeal o all freedom ov ng peoples to support the fight Fund paymen ot p n pa $ 000 paymen o nte es aga nst Sovtet and CUban 13 4 2 50 o a so 4 2 so warmongers Fede a Re enue Shar ng Radto Luanda sa d two cap ta ou t ay s 6 ooo e Amen can a1rcraft wer e de depa tmen und bu d ng $8 000 t e depa men und strayed at U ge and hun pe sona se v ces s 900 dredS of ons of weapons sup p es an d ma e a l s $2 ooo o he S4 080 Tota setzed s 980 Weste rn dtp omat s Tot a a app op a ons descr bed he fall of the town s 90 9 47 50 A te nd ng we e Mayo and a trport as a maJor blow And ews Ra ph We y Lou o the Na tonal Front and ts Osbo ne Ha Y Da s D all) the Nat onal Un on for Ha o d B own Ph G obaka Chuck Ba es the Total Independence of Angola Counc men ane Wa t on c e k Ph y ss H ennessy easu e ed Web t e Hen y We y Lega Edd e Hayes E E Rob nson Pomeroy's '76 budget (Continued from page I let er from Glen Smt h H gh way De p D s r c 10 eng n ee r Mar e ta abo!l pa n ng hnes on s treets It asked what s r eefs are o be 1n d e Forme Mayor Dale Sm s epor for the mon th uf De c~m ber s howed rece pts of $2 098 50 Mayor Andrews read he report of Pol ce Ch ef Jed Webs er "h ch showed he depar ment tnvestlga ed 15 ace dents made 44 arrests ssued I 108 parking t ckets collected $1 926 50 from he The rad o announcer do ng the color for the Texas Colorado game Astro Bluebonne Bow Dec 27 announced nat onally that the Longhorn had dedicated the r pla) tha day to Mtke Hartmger whose mother had d ed two days before At the momen M ke was m Mtddleport In a very br ef conversll\ion by telephone I rem nded the General folks here are mterested n hts sons both of whom played 1ttle league baseball m M ddleport one swnmer 10 or II years ago part cularly of M ke a Jun or th s year at he Uruvers ty of Texas followmg a brill an prep school record at Colorado Spr ngs I also remmded ltim tha we had been watchmg for Mtke s No 49 to turn up on the ube n Longhorn games last fall wtth no success M ke fractured h s thumb n a scrunmage n September and after consultat on w th the coaches dectded o take red shtrltng the General satd M ke s father was glad on two counts because Mtke w U have two years of el g biltty eft and will beg n traiRing n sprmg drtlls at rover l>ack where a start ng replacement s needed next year Mtke lettered as a sophomore at cornerback and was playmg that post!ton when tn)ured I ve never sa d anythmg to anybody down there about Mike playmg cornerback but I th nk he ll prove more effect ve at the new pos lion the General sa d We hope so too and w ll be wa tch ng for hun come the next colleg ate football season parking me ers and drove 4 332 m les The Au x ha ry of Drew Webster Pos 39 of he Amer can Leg on w ll hold Poppy Days May 28 and 29 Ch ef Webster was g ven perm ss on o se nd pree offtcers to pol ce school a R o Gra nde Col ege beg nn ng lh s " eek th ough Ma) 27 The sc hool s fo three days a week fr om 6 to 10 p m A tendmg are Thomas Werry I arry Hudson a nd Ron Jeffers A represenla tve of he Rockwe I Me er Compan y at ended and demonstrated h s prod uc No action was taken on pur chas ng ad d ton al meters ho" e er The budge broken down M ayo se $2 oo ce s ce k S3 000 t easu e pe sona se es $360 so c to pe sona Sl 500 e eel oo,s ounc S 620 Adm nsa on pe sona se ces $5 000 su pp es and ma e als $ 200 cap ta ou ay S2 000 othe S 0 000 to al $29 Po ce Depa m en son al se ces $6 500 p es and ma e a s $3 me e s $5 000 c u S 000 ola $ Ol 700 P ann ng Comm o he SJOOO G and to1 a genera s 34 80 080 pe sup 00 se on und S r ee t Depa m en pe so fi a se v es $20 000 su pp es and m a e a s s 3 500 ss 000 othe $38 500 oa State H ghway pe son at se v ces $500 cap al ou ay $4 500 to a $5 000 Ce m e t e y pe sona e ces S 2 000 suppt es and ma e a s s 3 200 $ Ut ty Fu nd 200 $ 9 to a 000 wa le pu m p ng s upp es and m a e a s $ 2 000 wa er d st b u on pe sana se ces $25 000 supp es and ma e a s $ 8 ooo o he $5 00 0 a d m n s t a on wa e debt se v ce $7 000 othe $800 wa e wei m prove men o he $40 000 loa s 800 Ma n te nance se v ces $2 000 supp es a d mate a s Se w e $ 8 000 ota $30 000 Adm n strat on deb se ce $35 u oo ota S36 Gene a 5 sewage othe s Bond Ret em ent DR. LAMB The mee ng was opened by aye by he Re E anston P wreck over DEAR READER Perhaps I can help You have not understood your doctor completely Lets start at the beg nning We all have a hole n the dtaphragm that separates the chest cavtly from the ab domen Th1s hole s where the esopha gus food tube) passes thr ough the dtaphgram to JO n the stomach The stomach ts JUSt unde r the d aphr agm literally ly ng JUst under the rtb cage That hole enlarges n many people as they get older and when t s btg enough part of the stomach or the area of the stomach where t jotns the esophagus sltdes through the hole mto the chest cavity That ts what a h alai hernia ts a protrusion or hernia of part of the stomach through the diaphgrarn nto the chest cavtly So you have had that as 1ong as you have had a h alai hern a I n lh ng De'f J A very h gh percentage of people over 40 have them Women develop them dur ng pregnancy because of the en ormous ncrease n pressure ns de the adorn nal cavtty That should gtve you some tdea how abdom nal obest y s related o developtng a h atal hern a Fortunately n young women the condition doesn t often pers st after pregnancy You can do a lot for problems related to h alai hernia Wha most people need to do are thmgs they can do for themselves wtlhout a prescr ptlon It tnvolves cha~tng a lot of yow- usual hving patterns To know about what changes you need to make In eating and even sleeping send n 50 cents for The Health Let er num be r 4 8 H a al Her ma Eosphageal Reflu wtth a long stamped ,.,)f addressed envelope for rna ling Just send your letter II me n care of thts news R cha d Apple Grove News Notes Mr and Mrs Charles Burr B lly W lson of Boltvar Dam spen Wednesda} hrough Saturday wtth Mrs Erma Wtlson Chrtstmas Day the Burrts B lly Wtlson Mrs Ertna W lson Mr and Mrs W ckl ne Scott and Kyle Mrs Kathryn Hunt were guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Wlson and fam ly Mr and Mrs Don Bell spent a few days wtth Lorna Bell a t Columbus Lorna spent Chr stmas wtlh her pa ents Mr and Mrs Bell Don IS on vaca 10n from h s empoymen Mrs Vasht Grunm spent Ch stmas and a week w th Mr and Mrs Patty) Tarr and children at Cuyahoga Falls They were JOned there Chr stmas Day by Mr and Mrs Brut van and ch ldren of C nc nna 1 Mrs Ed th Grunm of Kent Mr a nd Mrs John Ord of Le art W Va spent Monday afternoon w th Mrs Eula Wolfe and Aaron On Saturday even ng 41 of the 52 ch ldren and grand ch ldren of Mrs Eula Wolfe met at her home for a gtft exchange Mrs Odessa Swartz and lam iy of D xon Dl were unable to attend Mrs Eula Wolfe and Aaron attended funeral servtces for Mrs Mae Love at th e Wesleyan Church Jefferson Blvd Po nt Pleasant Tuesday afternoon Mrs Rene Mye rs of Columbus spent from c;:hr st mas I U Saturday w th her mo her M s Bess e S tits ' In I974 the Un ted states went on Dayhght Savmg Time to conserve energy POINT PIE ASANT Barbara and Brent He s Melvm Earl Mel Clark of cw- en ly a dtstrtct manager Wes Columba fled Monday for WaddeD & Reed In n orn ng for the Republ can vestmen Bank ng Servtce nom na on ror Coun y " th whom he has been Comm ss oner n the up employed smce 1959 com ng May 7 pr mary H s hobb es tnclude elec on breed ng a nd tram ng Clark 51 was born a eg s ered fox hounds Letart W Va and atte nded breed ng regtstered polled Broad Ru n and Ve non Hereford cattle and farm ng Elemen ta ry Schoo ls He Mr C ark ts a d rector of the grad uated from Wa hama Mason County Farm Burea u Htgh Sc hool n 1942 a J fe me member of the Fo low ng h gh school Clark Nat ona Assoc at on of served w th the Un ted States P oless ona l Baseba ll Navy m the Pa f c Thea re Players a pas t membe of from 1943 hrough I946 He Rotary and holds acttve compte ed hs fo rn a membersh ps n he Naltonai educat on a t Oh o Un vers ty Fox Hunte r s Assoc1a l on where he earned a B S Na t onal Ass oc a ton of deg ree n accoun t ng Secur y Dealers Amer can Clark played out! eld w th Leg on Pos t 140 New Haven he Ph lade ph a Phtll es VFW Pos 3531 PI Pleasan org~n za l on from 1947 to 1955 Jun or Order of Un ted and w h the Del o T ger American Meehan cs and of organ za on from 1955 un t1 the Po nt Pleasa n 958 He s cu rren ly a scou Pres by ert a n Ch ur ch ol fo the Ph ladelph a Ph ll es wh ch he s a n elder Cia k s rna ed to the C a k has been a 1 fe lohg fo me Sally Lou Roush and res dent ol Mason Coun y hey I ave " " chtldren Allhough he has ne er before Bucks drop 82-81 decision MADISON W s j UPf) For the Umvets ty of .. W sconsln tl was one ol the greatest comebacks ever for a Badger basketball team For Oh o State Coach Fred AJ'aylor tt was one of hts most b Iter defeats The Buckeyes who nearly -beat No 1 ranked Ind ana ::ilurmg the weekend before :tosmg by JUSI two pom~ fell :Jo lhe unranked Badgers Monday n ght 82 81 n overt me The Badgers are now Z.O m B g Ten play and Ohio /)tate 0-2 A loss ts a loss sa d Taylor I don t ca re tf t s o Ind ana or who I suppose I d rather lose by 22 than to lose a 22 pomt lead The Buckeyes led by 22 n the ftrsl half and had a 49 31 :tal! time lead be fore the :Sadge r resurge nce bu MEL CLARK M ay 1 F o y se en Me g s County wom en v .s ed he fi rs r'ee c:a nce n c: a t Ve e ans M emor a Hosp ta N\ay 3 u en e Judge Mann ng Webs e epo ted hat fUven e de nquency wa s up cons de abl y Ma y 4 S uden s o th e Sa sbury E emen a y S hoo wen nto f na ehea sa s or he ev a o he annua mus cal May 5 M a r c Fu z ee ved he A on Awad K m Jones he mos m p oved m us an a wa d and Oav d M oo e th e ohn Ph p Sousa Award o th e Me gs H gh Schoo Band The g oup wa s p u ed w th he awa d s p esen ed ea e May 5 Hen y We y was promoted to capta n w h he Pomeroy Po ce Depa men Beth Pe n Me ody Bu nem Am y Young and Ja yne Hoe I c h we e M e gs Co un ·y w nne s n he annua PTA sponso ed u u a a s p 09 am Ma y 6 Sp ng a ns b ought down bou de s on the new Route 7 by pass be ween Rock Sp ngs and the ex Pome oy May o M s Nelle Va e announced pan , fo e r em en a e many yea s as a l eache p nc pa and coun y sc hoo supe v $0 May 8 The oun y a ed o o ec funds for Ryan S ot Je fe s who had been nju ed n a powe mowe ace dent Ma y 9 Leanna Johnson Rou t e Ra e ne was na med L t e M ss Poppy ol the Ra e ne tun o un t of the Am er can Leg on Aux I a y May o An a K og and e f Musse named queen and k ng of he annua (v'e g s H gh Sc hoo un o sen o VA ready to' help pay for GI tutonng If any of Ihe I liS 000 ve eran s and se rv ce men curren ly en ol ed n college under the Gl B ll th s fall need tutor ng help th e Veteran s Adm n stra to n stands ready to pay for VA off etals also noted that gov ernm-en fm ance d tutor al a ss s an c e wasn Phy s Sma t Ma y Na ona Hosp a Week w a s obse ve d at Vee an s M emo a Hosp a May 3 A new wo k ag eem en wa s s gned be ween he E a s e n l oc a Boa d o Ed uca on a nd eac he s o he d s ct The M e gs Loca S hoo Boa d app oved an ea y g adua t on po c y May 5 n a mode COLUMBUS UPI ) Column st Tom Loftus of the Oh o Slate studen t newspaper The Lan ern blasted Buckeye football coach Woody Hayes Monday lor hts nexcuseable post Rose Bowl behav or Loftus {'8td The coach of the year s mexcuseable post ~ Bowl behavtor ts cost ng him more frtends and fans than th e na t onal cham May 2.4 Ca Weese o Sou he n H g h Sc hoo an noonced h s e t em en aue 50 yea s of each ng .. May 26 - Ma y u M s was e m en County budget ha hs yea recommended the oun ty use a purchase order system He no ed tha he transferred all n oney ou of all funds to keep he oun y fr om suffer ng a dell a he end of 1975 Th e f o ow ng ap p op at ons n add t on t o the above we e made Boa d o c ounty c om m ss on ers sa a es o f c ' s Sl6 100 sa a y em p ayes S5 100 supp es $2 000 equ pmen Sl 000 cont ac s epa SSOO t a ve and ex penses $900 ad ve s ng and pr n ng $200 pe nses S200 To a $3 4 925 Co one sa a y o f c a t $2 300 sup p l es SSO con t a cts se ces S600 othe expenses S350 To a $3 300 sa a y Coun y Court c a of s 5 83 9 2 s ~ a es em p ayes $1 0 300 supp es $3 000 coni ad~ epa r S 00 w ness ees S 00 o he fees o her 200 $ s 7 6 08 Total exp enses Boa d of Etec oos sa a y con ac se v ces S 0 905 tra ve $660 o he expenses $633 Tota $48 013 Bu d ng and ground s c ourt hou se s 24 000 she t sa a y off c a sa 200 sa a es emp oyes S.4S 000 supp es $20 000 equ pmen contra c s epa cont ac s se v ces o her expenses postage and S2 500 a ow an ces $400 boa d of hea th ent S3 550 a d v e s ng and p n t ng supp es $2 500 equ pmen S200 o he expenses S200 To a S82 500 $660 lo a S42 710 County Aud t o off c a $ 0 914 75 salar y sala es employes $26 600 supp es s• ooo equ pmen s ooo con ads $600 adve t s ng and pr n ng SJOO o he expense s $500 as se ss ng personal p ope y sa a es S1 520 othe expenses $600 profess ona se v ces S 000 to al $43 634 15 Coun y Treasu e sa a y off c a S8 ooo sa a es emp oyes S14 500 supples $4 500 equ pm ent S2 000 c on acts repa SSOO trave S 00 adve I sing and pr nt ng $500 othe ex penses $400 Iota S30 500 A to ney sala y off c a $6 600 sa ares emp oyes $4 600 sa ary secre se v ce agents Prosec ut ng su pp es allowances $20 700 Budget suppl es $200 SJ 300 to a Comm ss on SlOO adve t s ng and pr nt ng $200 to a SSOO Board of Rev s on tota $600 County Plann ng Com miss on S 250 Buc key e H s s 979 90 Iota S3 229 90 Department of pu chasing supplies SSOO equ pment s oo otal S600 Common sala es Pleas ollie al Court SJ 563 82 sala es emp oyes $7 600 supp es S1SO attorney fees S 0.750 jurors fees S 200 witness fees S750 trans cr pis S500 travel S200 expenses fore gn judge $200 saar es SSOO other expenses camm ss on employes $800 sur;p es '$~ burbau of suppor salar es jury Recorde sa a y off c a 57 900 sa ar es emp oyes $ 0 $5 700 supp es 5 00 o her 1300 Tota I B 900 Ag c u t u e g an s S2 335 ap a Y nspect on $.400 catt e d se a se p eve n t an tota 5250 s2 se ces th aug hou Ma y 29 Memo.- a we e he coun y D~ y he-l d Sc hoo s w apped up he na ac t v es al')d a .R ut an d Jam es Vannarl a fo m e coach and mo e e en t y a p nc pa wiis p esen ted a wa ch upon tus e ement lt\1• M d May 3 iid McDan e honored a s oldet gra d ua e a t e nd ng h..e M dd epo t a umn H gh Sc hoo eun on 124 000 off c; a $5 200 sa a es employes $24 475 supp es SS 400 equ pmen $800 $5 000 Sl 000 na m ed v a ed c o an and M and e Rose sa u ato an o Eas e n H g h S hoo sen o s w h Gene al Jam es Ha nge se v ng as com mence men t speake May 26 S7 725 Ch d en s Home bu d l).g supp es $200 can t ad and open o de se v ce S2 000 $ 500 To 8 ds c1 boa d of heaHb emp oyes $27 o.~.n ..., supp es s 800 equ pmenf sa a es $2 6 0 2.4 t a vel and ex pens~ $500 ad ver s n~ and pr n n ~ S 75 pub c emp ayes et emen t $3 5 5 20 wor ~ m en s com p en sa on ani:! d sab ed wo kmen 5 e ef T ., S650 3 o he $1 350 o .. $3w640k75 t o m en s com pen sa ~ and d sa b ed workmen s e ef S2 200 motor veh t! ~ and ga so ne tax fund salacy ot c a $ 4 600 sa a es emp oyes S4 800 suppl ,f.}. $500 equ pmenl S2 0011< c on ac s epa r S20Qi trave $400 ~K penses SSOO other expense S8 500 cads Tube c u os s hos p Ia c1 n cs and ca e sa a es S 3 000 suppt es S4 000 equ pmen s 600 coni acts abor $300 000 mater als $ 3 000 equ pment S30 Oil&; con act s se v ice s pial books s o 000 coni ac s p o eels 120 000 advert s n ~ and p nt ng $2 50 pub t epa $400 cont acts se v ces $1 2 000 fees and costs S 00 t anspo fa on e mp oy e s r e t r e me , , SJJ 000 workm en s c om pensat on and d sab ed wo k 9S6 $350 ave S 800 othe e xpenses $2 425 To ta $35 675 Re~ s rat o n 0 v tal s ta ts cs $ 00 othe heal ~ h c pp ed ch dren ad S2 7 5 Total S2 7 5 Cha es and cor eel on v offlc a emp ~yes county home sa a S8 060 salar e s men s el ef $700 oth er expenses $15 ooo b dges and cu verts labo ~OQQ ma e a s $3 000 equ p ment S1 ooo contrach p o ee ls $40 000 adve Ising d t ~n79 n ng 150 Iota) a& So and Water se v a on spec i al emp oyes $4 ~ supp es S250 equ pmenf.: $550 cont a cts epalr 150• serv ces $200 con ngency fund SSOO other expenses ser v ice fees S270 schola : sh ps ssoo t ave and e><• S 00 To al $42 700 penses $400 adve t sing an<t Ch d en Se rv ces sup P les S2 000 ontract se v ces boarding home and pr n ng SlOO pub c em. p aye s etlre m ent S422 • workmen s compensat orC Ga Ita County $15 930 other ch ld ca e serv ces $2 .400 travel $100 other expenses $2 700 To a S23 30 Sod e s Rei ef salary olf c al $2 tOO suppl es $500 contracts repa r S 75 re lei al owances S6 000 travel $50 othe expenses S2 000 Tota $10 825 Sl 500 mprke s S700 grave Memor al Dey expenses S600 Total employes SS.OOO suppl es S8 BOO c Assistance grants S300 t avel $700 total Sl Pubf 073 ¥torkhouse contracts S32 263 82 services 000 Hlator cal Juven le Probat on Society g$2ants S900 In Department salar es em surance pensions and taxes ployes S16 700 !rave $3 200 county dings S22 000 other expenses S2 500 total workm~n•uti s compenaallon $22 400 countY and disabled work Probate Cou t salary men s e el sa 000 ollie off clal S3 563 B2 sa artes bonds 12 000 pens onsal employes $4 900 supplies pub c emp 1 ref rement S2 500 }urors leu S300 S30 000 Tota $62 000 witness lees S300 othe lndeb edness total S 4 000 e.pensu $500 Iota Cog and kenne lund $1216382 aud tor s clerk h re and Clerk of Cour s salary suppl es 1450 salaries olflc a $8 300 salaries ::gtoyts 12 600 supplies employes $20 600 suppl es and wllneu fees S4 500 equipment $700 S2 000cia ms employe • contracts repa r $225 retirementpubll.s; SJOO workmen s t a vel S200 advertls ng and compensal on and d aabled p ntlng S200 other ex workmen s relief $75 travel or.• $60 j .. '( other ex penses: assessment lc ~~ I ,, fund ..- sa a e1 employes s ooo -: supp es S1 000 contract. se vices sa ooo Tota • S20 000 : Permanent lmprovemento $14 000 ~·- sprlnkl ng system : funds h bond retirement• nterest Sl 000 : revenue s11arlng $60 000 • Total general funds : S646 .:.o 93 Comprehens ve .. I~ Emp oyment Act Tra nlng • Act CCETA) $54 000 : In other bus ness the • comm sslons I~ re e ected . In Henry Wells pres dent and • Bernard Gilkey v ce : pres dent and Martha . Chambers c erk James • Cornet and Char 11 Deem : were named gambl ng cas nos Then Je r y Tackan an the master recru ter Jumped to the slrtp from probat on p agued Lung Beach State and he I~ Runmn Rebels are suddenly ranked su'th When you th nk of the Uruvers t} of Alabama you thmk of football It wasn t unt I four years ago when Leon Douglass was recrwted and the CriJTlSOn Tide made t to the f nals of the NIT that b as k et ball b ec am e A abama s second most popular wmter sport St John s on the o her hand has al)Vays been known for ts basketball but ftrst he scandals of the 50s then the scandals of the 60s rocked the foundation of New York City college basketball and when fasttalking recru ters learned how to rap to the ghetto w se youths the Redmen found t mcreaSlngly difficult o land the treasures of the r own backyard Now w th a J().l record and a near loss to lndtana St John s has attained the No 10 ranking The past seven days brought several upsets as hve of last week s he top 10 lost at r~., I, custod ana • AI d F k d E • rt ran otl warden • J Holme~ Glouster ap aoy • "'&ector and Debb e : ~n~~our~eputy clerk of : Allendlng were Henry ; Wet 1 Bernard Gilkey • Warden Ours com : miss oners Mrs Chamber.& • Cherlts K • hi d w 1 • Buehl n,g an " ex.o; vtctory I don care f Ihere s u e u en thousa nd the st.Jnds I ve never see fan s ~ ke these do sa d Powless f he ~ 735 hardy fans who u ned out o cheer on he Badgers Ohto Sta e now 4-li on he season was led by Larry Bolden wt h 22 A lot of thmgs can happen m a year s ttme Mtch gun State forward Terry Furlow and Alabama Coach C M Newlon can attest to tbat Ayear ago Furlow was the eye ofthe slortn the center of controversy on a Mtch gan State basketball team torn apart by rae al dtssenston Today Furlow s the center of attent on the star at tract on at East Lansmg where hiS 50 pomts Monday mght helped the Spartans to a games Flo nts 0 J 8 J 5 2J 6 3 02 URBANA Ohio UPI) Urbana led by Brian Boysel s 12 field goals ex ploded to a 25-po nt lead wtth 10 52 left n the game and then coasted to a 7~1 v ctory over Capllal Monday n ght Boysel a 6-2 JUn or for ward led all scorers with 30 potnts Ron Stoner added 18 and Marv Braut ga n and Bill ~ru\.~Q I~ t I,•· ' ':: ~Q LadleS & Juna Sportswear Many ~roopS ,;' Girls' Coats &Jackets 11 SA VE NOW" . Men & Boys Winter Wear - GREARY REDUCED! .. "Barpns lllraujlout The Store MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE Open Fn. & Sal ' n1 1.00 ' drop thriller to Bulldogs 22 Racine gym J8 29 25 3 Do by 10 each for the Blue Knghts The Crusaders Ricky Lee ta I ed 14 markers Jtm Qoud 13 and Terry Kmg II Urbana s now 4-9 and Cap 9-4 MCs named COLUMBUS UPI) Masters of ceremonies for the 21st annual aU•rts banquet to be staged Jan 23 by the Columbus Touchdown Qub w ll be sportscasters Undsey Nelson and Paul Hornung The votce of the New York Mets the past 14 years Nelson also does National Football Lea8Ue gemes on CBS as weU as tean\lrtg with Hornung on the nationally telecast Notre Dame replays each week durlntl the season Hornung former Reisman Trophy winner at Notre Dame and Green Bay Packer star now works NFL gamea on CBSTV The TDC also annollllCed the names of several more honorees including Oklahoma allAmerlcan defenstve lineman Leroy Michi1an Selmon and defensive back Dan Dufek Wake Forest golf COld! Jeue Haddock and the Deacons Jay Haas I975 NCAA In div dual golf champion ~ Meigs Frosh 60 55 2 62 sports fete J Hot shooting IStandin~s : Rockets lose Pro II lI GB Bo on Ph ade ph a B ao 4 New Yo k 8 Cen GB wa h ng on A an a C e e and 8 Hous on 6 New 0 eans West e n con e ence M dw e D on W l Pet M waukee 5 8 55 De o 8 8 kansas C v 23 324 Ch ago 25 265 Pac 2 GO 6 G8 Go den S a e os Ange es Sea e 5 Po 8 3 Phoen x Apparently Hayes antics have been more of an em barrassment to the Btg Ten than to Ohio State Loftus w l p GB 26 8 65 contmued because OSU 22 0 688 J off ctals refused to cr tictze 6 99 6 5" 3 Hayes 8 6 529 8 Both Athlettc Dtrector J 6 ' 2 V g n a 5 28 52 20 Edward Weaver and MDnday Rc u un vers ty Prestdenl Harold Den e 2 Ken c k 0 Tu esday Games L Enarson were forced to No ga m es s t~edu ed step up and defend the coach Wednesday s Game New Yo k a V g n a The r excuses were feeble S ou a dan a Weaver pomted to the 11 or Den e a San An on o 12 days when Hayes was so cooperatiVe before the Na o na game Uke any child though Loftus went on Hayes IS PI talkative ammated and 58 cooperative as a wtnner But 6 bt ter stern and seemmgly homictdal as a loser PI Of Enarson Loftus satd 35 I suspect he Enarson) 5 29 wtll soon llr• of playing wet nurse to Hayes while trymg to 2: ma ntain some self esteem at the same ttme T PI 6 60 WILBERFORCE Oh o Loftus concluded by UPI Central States Ken 2 saymg My hope ts that 5 9 34' Sm th notched 20 po nts 2 28 some day Enarson w U teD 3 5 Monday nigh to pace the Hayes your an em D W T P s barrassment The next tune Marauders to a ~9 wm over 2 9 5 you break a yardline marker R o Grande thetr n nth 22 5 9 6 8 40 punch a photographer or hold tr urnph n to games a 3 23 3 29 The Redmen are now 5-7 Ca fa nMonday your breath until you turn s Resu 1 4Mon ea 2 blue after you lose you re Ben Fowler contrtbuted I6 Bu a oTuesday s Games pomters to hew nnmg cause gone N Y Ra ge sa S Lou s K-ansas c y a N Y s ande s That would be proper and Mel Crafter 13 Dcoa A ana R o Grande down 43 37 a t van ou e a wash ng o Hell that would be downrtght Wednesday s Games refreshmg So wha I if Hayes halft me was led by J n Nne Ph ade ph a a To on o would restgn We can t wtn a w lh 26 markers and J m Mon ea a M nneso a P sbu gh a Ca o n a nat onal championship wtth Stewar w th 18 os Ang e es a Kan ! as c y R o Gra nde w ll hos t htm any more anyway Maybe even UCLA coach) Malone Satw-day m ts MDC w o d H o c k e v Asso at on S and ngs Dick Vertne 1 would replace opener By Un t ed P e s nte nat ona him Eas Junior Highs split pair in 00 owa lo:HIB upse over 20th-ranked Iowa A year ago Alaban a thought ts basketball earn was ftnally ready to atta n hetghts prevtously reserved only for tis tllustrtous football squad After all all blit one of f ve starters mcluding 6-foot 10 Leon Douglas returned from a 22-4 team Predictably the Crunson Tide won 22 games for tbe th rd stratght season to f nish tn a tte w th Kentucky for the Southeastern Conference t tie However the Wildcats twtce defeated Alabama by f ve pomts to clatm the chan p onship Monday n ght Alabama got Its long awmted revenge as Douglass poured n 22 pomts to pace nmth.ranked Alabama to a 76-1!3 v ctory over 19th-ranked Kentucky Unf ortunately th e Hawkeyes couldn t execute the r mentor s w sh Elsewhere tn the top 10 Kent Benson scored 22 po nts as topranked lnd ana got back to tis overpowering ways wtth a 7~1 v ctory Northwestern m the Btg Ten and e ghth r a nked North Carolina breezed by Yale 81 42 In other maJor games 13th-ranked Mtchigan was 9572 o~er l'yfmnesota Wscons n beat Ohio State 82-81 n overttme LSU down ed Flortda 85 79 Vanderbtlt beat prevJously undefeated MISSISSippi State 7I-'6 Auburn topped Mtsstsstpp 72-86 Purdue routed Butler 81~7 and S Lou s beat Drake 73-liB r-----------, Redmen beaten 90 to 69 Urbana -stuns Cap, 79-61 Middleport Department Store ~ ~ JANUARY 1- • County Share $4 000 reaC: estate welcome home recept on which had been planned lor the team L ke Rtchard Ntxon before the fall wrote Loftus Woody Hayes act ons are becQIIltng harder and harder o defend Loftus noted that Btg Ten Comm ss oner Wayne Duke to ally d sapproved of Hayes tmmature react on to defeat for annual SIOO Total $4 382 Veterans Serv ces salary c. Fund off c el I NEW YORK (UPI )- The top I 0 n the Umted Press Interna tonal Board of Coaches ratmgs has a rather unfamilar look abou Sure Indiana Maryland UCLA and Marque! e hold llown the f rst four rankings !Jut other than No 8 North Ca rohna the f ve remaiRing slots are comprtsed of schools whid) have not captured the college cage spot! ght for qu te some t1111e Wake Forest for example has not been among the ehte smce the heyday of Lenrue Chappell Followmg upsets of highly-rated North Caro 100 and North Carohna State n the Btg Four Qass c last Week however the prevtous y unranked Demon Deacons jumped all the way -to seventh place w th an unblemished 1().() record In addition to Wake Forest Washington Nevada Las Vegas Alabama and St John s also gamed top 10 rank ngs whtle such perenmals as Notr.e Dame North Carolina State and Jr:entucky were aU 10 the Siicond 10 In recent years the most '!oteworthy thi ~ g about WashingLon basketball fortunes was the way it managed to always g ve UCLA at least one tough g'ame a year This year though the Huskies are 11.0 • serious Utreat to UCLA n the Pac..!l and the nat on s llflhranked team Ukewise Las Vegas has never been known for anything other \han ItS and dlso_b ed workmen "' e ef p onsh ps he s squandered n recent years Hayes wbo has been a target of the Lan ern before for hts ant cs reftised to talk to newsmen after the the Bucke) es 23-10 loss to UCLA which cost Oh o State the national champtonshtp Hayes contmued h s no com nen pohcy upon his return to Columpus and apparently was responSible for he cance ng of a Con fund $16 640 supp es $15 000 equ pm ent $2 000 contracts re pa r $200 contracts It was a super w n sad I \las " o con pie ely d fferen ball gan es Oh o State he sa d showed pa ence n he firs t half on bo h offense and defense t s ym e the Badgers and he sa d we d dn t exact y put he ball m lhe hole A the half Powless talked of t e W scons n-<lh o State game two years ago n wh ch he Buckeyes were down at he half by some 19 po nts and came back to t e It up I told hem f t could happen once t could happen aga n Powlless sa d We should learn from th s one o have paltence Wes tarted out the second half wtth paltence looking before passmg apd tl patd off Powless also pratsed t e crowd wh ch cheered the Badgers on o heir comeback Indiana, Maryland remain one and two in UPI poll S hoo Ma y 6 S uden s of B adbu y Sc hoo p esen ed he second o wo pe o m ances o th e sp ng stage ve n u e a b ce nte nn a p og am S ng Am er ca the vo uc he number ng sys em w II be n stalled and he slate has won the $500 au x a y s hola sh p a Vete ans M emo al Hosp ta S ephan e 0 d and G enn m ps on we e hono ed as ve e d c o an a nd sa u a or an espect ve y o M c l au ug h n was n a m ed a ed c o an and R ck Gro h sa u a o an a M e gs H-igh an m ss1on coa c h rig Sou he n ~ gh Sc hoo May 22 Debb e Me gs Coun y Conltnued from page 1 Debb e Boa gh s se n o G zens ook he a nn ua boa p on he Chape one des p e pou ng S6 000 base ba I om prom Taylor wasn rr ak ng ex cuses althoug he sa d h s earn d dn p ac ce Sunday because t "as t red after the Ind ana game You can always make excuses sa d Taylor W sconsm s b g heroes were forward Dale Koheler who had 26 po nts and reserve gua d T m Pa ertck who had 10 po nts stx of hem m the over t me per od The Badgers ted a 72 72 m regula ton play and won n overt ~ e desp te a Buckeye surge that saw Oh o State take a 77 72 lead For Wscans n Coach John Powless tl was a b g boost as the Badge rs uppe d he r overall record to 8 2 w th the only two losses com ng o the four h an ked Ma que te Warr ors Limtern blasts Woody sough publ c off ce he has always been conce ned abou good resp ns ve go v ern men Highlights of 1975 in Meigs County ava lable to World War II and Korean confl ct veterans but under present aw VA wtll payup o$60amontl for such help up to a maXJmum of $720 Thts ts an ncrease from • $50 a month and a maXJmurn payment of $450 last year paper P 0 Box 1551 Rad o The tutor al help s not Ctty Statton New York NY charged agamst lhe veteran s 10019 baste educa ltonal en The Health Le tter w 11 gtve Utlement the VA po nted out you some nformat on on I" addttton lo veterans and antac ds you may need The servicemen the tu ortal pom n treat ng hiatal hern a beneftls are ava tabl e to ts to avo d hav ng any ac d wtdows wtves and ch ldren dtgesltve juice l~ak ba k study ng under the VA s ward nto the lower Dependents Educat onal esophagus That causes Assistance Program or burn ng heartburn trrttalton tn the pit of lhe stomach It wlll also damage BRANDO SUED the lower esophagus m time LOS ANGELES UP!) You should avo d ly ng dowt1 Marlon Branda and h s son after eatmg s~ep w th your were sued for $50 000 Monday bed elevated avoid con by Wtlliam Gerber who satd s trtcting garments around thetr truck crashed headon the waist and develop a hfe into hiS sports car at a high style to help keep your rate of speed stomach empty whenever Gerber satd in his Superior you lie down Court suit he was driving his Of course you may need to 1973 Jensen Healey March 29 IOlle weigh If you h.Bve any wben a jeep truck carrying problem wtth abdominal Brando and Chrlatian llevi obesity By dotng all these 16 Brando s son by actresa things you can protect your Anila Kashfi hit the car lower esophagus and avoid Gerber sought ~ DOO lor ft4ure complications while injuries to hia nervn~p sys rellev ng your current tern 3nd $5711 for damage to symptom his car Just what is hiatal hernia? By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAMB I have a htatal herma I ve had It now for about four years Every year I go for an X ray of my stomach and lhts t me the doctor told me that thts bern a wen up mto my chest He never told me that before All he sa d befo e was tha I I had the hernia m my stomach Dr Lamb s that so' How could tt go up mto my chest' stnce I am 43 years old be told me that there 18 nothmg he can do for me II hurts and ts very uncomfortable He gave me some Donnatal ptlls to take three t1111es a day before meals When I run out of pUis I m supposed to go back to him Now If he can I do anylhtng lor me why go l>ack' He dtdn t even tell me what to do for myself what kind of food to eat or wlult to drink I don I smoke 011 drink alcohol Would you please tell me what I can do for my Illata! hernia' I m a nervous Former Phillie outfielder Mel Clark seeking office Red guerrillas claim big victory in Angola the day after TheDa ly Sent mel M ddlrport Po neroy 0 Tuesda) Jan 6 197~ RACINE The Eastern Jr Htgh cagers had a relattvely easy tnme as they came out 47 30 vtctors over the httle Southern Tornados Monday evemng at the Southern Jr Htgh gym The half ltme score was 28-11 Brtan paced the w nners with a whopp ng 27 po nts while eamma te Tm Enevoldsen chipped tn eight For Southern Johnson had etght and Pape s x The seventh grade match was a much closer game gomg nto over me before Southern came out on top 35211 Southern s Talbott paced all scorers w th 18 pomts and MeN ckle had 4 Eastern led at the half 19 11 but.scored only one pomt m the th rd quarter wh le Southern was addmg 12 Eastern was led by Bobby Barrtnger s 10 points and Joe Bowers had 7 SEO frosh W l New Eng and C nna nd anapo c e e and ia 1 .s 5 20 4 2 W l 22 Ho son San D ego Phoen x 0 awa a 4 TNm Ga llpo Is Logan Waverly Athens Mel~· Jackson Wellston TOTALS W L s P OP 0 200 149 5 1 304 :roo 3 2 172 151 3 2 96 17t t 4 39 99 1 4 66 224 o 5 4lt 231 II 11 1325 13'.15 S.turdtt y s resu It Athena 48 We ston 38 Monday s results Athens 34 Me gs 32 ronlon 28 GAHS 27 Cnon INgue) Logan 56 Wei stan J3 Waverly 51 Jackson 3<1 Thui'ICIIy 1 games Gall polls at Athens LoganMelgs at Jackson Waverly at Wellston 2 30 T Pt 0 4 38 3 3 35 29 2 Piaymg thetr best game of the season Metgs H gh head w nn p eg basketball coach Ron Quebec 2 6 2 50 ga v 2 S 2 4 Logan s freshman team Ca Edmon on 5 6 2 32 dropped a thrtller to the To on o 3 22 3 29 Mondav s Aesu v s I ng Athens team Mondayr No gam es s hedu ed n ght 34 32 The w nmng Tu esday s Gam es bucket was scored w th two nd anapo sa Edmon on C nc nna a Hou s o seconds on the clock W nn peg a Ca ga y an o ego a To on o Me gs shot a hot 16-31 from Wednesday s Games he floor for 51 percent Sa D ego a C e e and o on o a VV nn peg hilt ng a very hot 7 for 9 n a Phoen x a M nneso a good second quartet:. They New Eng and a 0 awa had a total of three free Monda y s Co ege BiiiSketba throws but all missed the r Aesu ts By un ted P ess nte nat ona mark Eas The httle Marauders were Ho y C oss 5 Fo dham 56 6 Wm & Ma y 6 led by Rawl ngs and Holley Nana aga a 6 v a o a 52 w th 10 potn ts ap ece and san on5A m each had II rebounds Blake and Becker each had stx po nts Athens was led by Bentley and Ward w th II and 12 pom ts respect vely Metgs next encounter ts Thtrrsday at Jackson By Quarters 8222632 M 10 15 19 34 A Playrng Nrtely ******************* UJESDAY THRU SAlURDAY 11 AIRCASTLE 11 4 pc Group from Athens TUES THURS 130t00 FRI & SAT 930200 THE MEIGS INN 992 3629 Pomeroy Best In L ve Enterlatnment DALLAS UPI - Preston Pearson says he has a lot of fr ends n Pittsburgh Stee er coach Chuck Noll t seems ts not one of them The players m Pittsburgh are all my frtends Pearson sa d I don t have any an mos ty oward any of them Only one man made the dec s on - Noll The dec s on to which Pear son refers s the one that severed hun from the P tis burgh roster on the last cut made by NFL teams lh s season Any team m the league could then have p eked up Pearson for the $100 wa ver pr ce None dtd Fmally the.._ Dallas Cowboys n need of some expertence at runnmg back s gned Pearson as a free agent After puttmg together a s eady performance all year Pearson went wtld last Sunday m Dallas 37 7 NFC t tle tr umph over Los Angeles - catchmg seven passes for 123 yards and three touchdowns Tha was sure the way to go aU r ght S81d Pea rson )XJOr defense n the second qua ter the Rockets blew a 2-po nt lead and too many fouls each earn had 33) There were too many of fens ve rebounds 2I ) for Ch cago Mtke Newlm and Kelvm Mtrrphy each had 23 potnts to pace Houston whtch fell to 16-17 fo r the season Chtcago IS 9-25 Pearson played wtth Pttts burgh m the Steelers 16-6 wm over Minnesota m Super Bowl IX It ts the manner m wh ch he left..!!'at grates on hts nerves ,... When you are traded tt s no so bad Pearson satd be a ~se someone else thmks enough of you to want you on his team But be ng put on wa vers really hurts your prtde But I m not gomg o make any response toward Noll He had a dec s on to make and he made tt Of course I thmk h s decision was the wrong one I m sure he doesn t care anythmg about me so why should I care anythmg about him Pearson has seen plenty of both Super Bowl teams SIT he knows what tl s go ng to take for Dallas to upset the Steelers Jan 18 You have to play phys cal football I guess you would hav.e to gtve the edge to the Steelers because they have been to the Super Bowl But I th nk we can play w lh them Th s Week s spocfet 3 6 4 2 canad an W L T p s 2 4 0 standrngs SEOAL FRESHMEN 3 5 2 ttpped 11 and tt came to me I hen put tt up Mart n satd The ball sruled through the net he buzzer soooded and tha was the ball game The Rockets led 77 73 en er ng the f nal pertod desp te a career and game high 27 pot11ts by Ch cago s M ckey Johnson who did not see act on m the !mal pertod Johnson enWred the game averag ng 12 po n s a game and had 15 at the half But he p eked up his f fth foul w th 47 left n the th trd pertod and was replaced by Martn We made too many lunda mental rmstakes sa 1d Houston Coach John Egan too many turnovers (30) Noll had to make decision--Pearson 9 \& We M nneso p 5 T CH ICAGO UPf ) When a Nat ona l Basketball Assoc at on team shoots 56 per cent for the entire game t s only natural to assume th~t t w ll wtn the game Such was not the case for the Houston Rockets The Rockets desptte thetr hot shootmg fell to the Cb cago Bulls 911-97 Monday ntgh n the only NBA game scheduled Houston h t 33 of 59 shots from the floor and m~de 31 of 36 free thro wattempts (86 per cent ) But they f zzled n he last seconds when Ch cago s Jack Marm scored at he buzzer Houston ed 97-96 after Rudy TomJanov ch sank one of two free throws w th 19 seconds left But Cb cago got the rebound on he m ssed second shot and called t me out w th t• seconds r emam ng On the last play tt was se u~ for Nortn (Van Lier to penetrate and h s shot was b ocked sa d Marm Jerry Sloan got t and btl the run hen Tom ( Boerw nkle) The Dally Sentinel USED CARS 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER CPE. God f n sh ght v ny n auto P S ad o 6 cy good res low m es Karr & Van landt You L ke Our Qual ty Way of Do n9 Bus ness GMAC FINANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Qpen Eventngs t 16 oo Ttl s p m Sat IR Suppose Your Home Went Up In Smoke Could tt rtse from tts own ashes and start where tt left off? That presup poses adequate msurance coverage enough to replace everythmg Because of rtsmg costs your policy may need reassessment Let Metgs County s Oldest and largest Insurance Agency help you When you see us don t thmk of In surance but when you thmk of In surance see us Downing-Childs Agency ~ MIDDLEPORT ~PHONE 992·2342 �3 by Chet T811nehlll Air Force L General James Ha inge has urv ved more ha r breadth encounters w th death than kely 99 9 percen ol the 20 000 or so readers of this paragraph 0 a "" n Sunday the general h s daughter and two sons bw- ed h s w fe and the r mother Susan Allensworth Hart nger n M ddleport R vervtew Cemetery She died Cbr stmas Da) a age 48 nus personal tragedy and gr el ns de t e lam ly na) I have led to General Hartinger elhng me the day alter her death has made me rethink m) pr or t es By ERIK VAN EES JOHANNESBURG Sou h Afnca UP! Marxtst b'llerr Uas backed by Russ an arms and CUban soldiers daun they have dr ven pro Western r vals from thetr m I ary s ronghold n nor hern Ango a and cut thetr mam arms supply route Rad o Luanda a Ma JUSt con rolled statton reported EVERY MAN DETERMINED to carve out a career has the problem of pr or tes the quest on of lam ly home and career and how much attentton sha ll be asstgned to each Make no mtstake the race for d st nctton n today s con petttlve worlq and the Atr Force can be no except on demands total concentrat on to get n thew nners c rcle General Hartmger the one me M ddleport Yellow Jacket Htgh School halfback s no exceptton He has made It to the top As commander of the N nth A r Force Base at Shaw A r Force Base S C and not yet 50 years old Gen Hartmger has known where he wa nted to go how to ge there and unquestionably arranged h s prtortttes accord ngl) From what I know of Gen Hartinger however whatever tt took fo r htm to become Sha w Base s boss a th s JUnc ure m time there was time rema ming for his fam ly The careers of hts two sons 1st U Junmer Hartmger a f ghter p lot a Jacksonvtlle Fla and Mtke a junior at the Un vers y of Texas on a football scholarship have been espec ally m portant to him GEORGE MEM"EY AND OTHER PRINCES of organ zed labor won t be eve thts but an expert at researching the ef feels of mtlttary spend ng on the econom) says when m lttary budgets go up ceria n areas of the economy go down Mar on Anderson d rector of a Publ c Interest Research Group m Lans ng M ch sa d a 3().} ear stud) of m 1 tary spend ng showed how JObs were d splaced because mone} taken out of taxpa) ers pockets was not avatlable for spending on other necessary consumer goods and serv1ces M ss Anderson ltkely wtll not w n Mr Meaney s vote for Lady of the Year because - you remember - Meaney was among the staunchest supporters he Pentagon LBJ and RMN owned wben the nallon demanded each m turn w nd down the V etnam War Remember too Btg Labor has a B g stake m a Btg m I tary budget The assembly hnes that bu ld bombers tanks trucks jeeps how tzers battleships destrqyers crwsers submarmes and the ztlltons of p eces of m litary hardware and stores essen! al to keep the above rollmg and flymg and floatmg are pre ty much manned by BIG organtzed labor Whether or not these assembly lines should be kept movtng by the gtant un ons ts another question one whtch certamly ts moot here as no one havmg even a I ght grasp of real ty ts gomg to demand ser ously that he Amer can Labor Movement erase the 85 years s nee Mr Samuel Gompers hit the Amertcan scene The fmdmgs of M ss Anderson that Pentagon budgets OlliY hurt tbe economy as much or more than hey help are men !toned because much of the steam m support of masstve mthtary spend ng s generated from the belief hat men not employed making aT 34 Sherman tank otherw se would be m a breadline Mtss Anderson suggests t tsn t necessa Jy so CANDIDACY ANNOUNCED RAVENNA Oh o UPI) Judge Robert E Cook of the lith Distr c Court of Appeals today announced hts can dida cy for the Oh o Supreme Court n 1976 Cook a Democra t s m hts seventh year as an a~late JUdge He s a former Portage County prosecut ng attorney common pleas JUdge and U S congressman the Nat onal Fronts most Monda) the Popula Movement for the I berat on tmportan stagmg depot for of Angola had cap ured U ge arms men and equ pment former ly Carmona 215 mtles supphed vta ne ghbortng northeast of I uanda n !terce Za re In Za re a ,spokesman for f ghtmg over the past few the Nat ona Front sa d the days The town was the m htary Sov etbac ked Po pul ar stronghold of the pro Western Movemen had bombed Na t tonal Front for the MalanJe 264 m les east of IJbera t on of Angola The I uanda He sa d there were thou nearby Negage a rbase was sands of dead among the c vtl an popula t on a nd made an angu shed appeal o all freedom ov ng peoples to support the fight Fund paymen ot p n pa $ 000 paymen o nte es aga nst Sovtet and CUban 13 4 2 50 o a so 4 2 so warmongers Fede a Re enue Shar ng Radto Luanda sa d two cap ta ou t ay s 6 ooo e Amen can a1rcraft wer e de depa tmen und bu d ng $8 000 t e depa men und strayed at U ge and hun pe sona se v ces s 900 dredS of ons of weapons sup p es an d ma e a l s $2 ooo o he S4 080 Tota setzed s 980 Weste rn dtp omat s Tot a a app op a ons descr bed he fall of the town s 90 9 47 50 A te nd ng we e Mayo and a trport as a maJor blow And ews Ra ph We y Lou o the Na tonal Front and ts Osbo ne Ha Y Da s D all) the Nat onal Un on for Ha o d B own Ph G obaka Chuck Ba es the Total Independence of Angola Counc men ane Wa t on c e k Ph y ss H ennessy easu e ed Web t e Hen y We y Lega Edd e Hayes E E Rob nson Pomeroy's '76 budget (Continued from page I let er from Glen Smt h H gh way De p D s r c 10 eng n ee r Mar e ta abo!l pa n ng hnes on s treets It asked what s r eefs are o be 1n d e Forme Mayor Dale Sm s epor for the mon th uf De c~m ber s howed rece pts of $2 098 50 Mayor Andrews read he report of Pol ce Ch ef Jed Webs er "h ch showed he depar ment tnvestlga ed 15 ace dents made 44 arrests ssued I 108 parking t ckets collected $1 926 50 from he The rad o announcer do ng the color for the Texas Colorado game Astro Bluebonne Bow Dec 27 announced nat onally that the Longhorn had dedicated the r pla) tha day to Mtke Hartmger whose mother had d ed two days before At the momen M ke was m Mtddleport In a very br ef conversll\ion by telephone I rem nded the General folks here are mterested n hts sons both of whom played 1ttle league baseball m M ddleport one swnmer 10 or II years ago part cularly of M ke a Jun or th s year at he Uruvers ty of Texas followmg a brill an prep school record at Colorado Spr ngs I also remmded ltim tha we had been watchmg for Mtke s No 49 to turn up on the ube n Longhorn games last fall wtth no success M ke fractured h s thumb n a scrunmage n September and after consultat on w th the coaches dectded o take red shtrltng the General satd M ke s father was glad on two counts because Mtke w U have two years of el g biltty eft and will beg n traiRing n sprmg drtlls at rover l>ack where a start ng replacement s needed next year Mtke lettered as a sophomore at cornerback and was playmg that post!ton when tn)ured I ve never sa d anythmg to anybody down there about Mike playmg cornerback but I th nk he ll prove more effect ve at the new pos lion the General sa d We hope so too and w ll be wa tch ng for hun come the next colleg ate football season parking me ers and drove 4 332 m les The Au x ha ry of Drew Webster Pos 39 of he Amer can Leg on w ll hold Poppy Days May 28 and 29 Ch ef Webster was g ven perm ss on o se nd pree offtcers to pol ce school a R o Gra nde Col ege beg nn ng lh s " eek th ough Ma) 27 The sc hool s fo three days a week fr om 6 to 10 p m A tendmg are Thomas Werry I arry Hudson a nd Ron Jeffers A represenla tve of he Rockwe I Me er Compan y at ended and demonstrated h s prod uc No action was taken on pur chas ng ad d ton al meters ho" e er The budge broken down M ayo se $2 oo ce s ce k S3 000 t easu e pe sona se es $360 so c to pe sona Sl 500 e eel oo,s ounc S 620 Adm nsa on pe sona se ces $5 000 su pp es and ma e als $ 200 cap ta ou ay S2 000 othe S 0 000 to al $29 Po ce Depa m en son al se ces $6 500 p es and ma e a s $3 me e s $5 000 c u S 000 ola $ Ol 700 P ann ng Comm o he SJOOO G and to1 a genera s 34 80 080 pe sup 00 se on und S r ee t Depa m en pe so fi a se v es $20 000 su pp es and m a e a s s 3 500 ss 000 othe $38 500 oa State H ghway pe son at se v ces $500 cap al ou ay $4 500 to a $5 000 Ce m e t e y pe sona e ces S 2 000 suppt es and ma e a s s 3 200 $ Ut ty Fu nd 200 $ 9 to a 000 wa le pu m p ng s upp es and m a e a s $ 2 000 wa er d st b u on pe sana se ces $25 000 supp es and ma e a s $ 8 ooo o he $5 00 0 a d m n s t a on wa e debt se v ce $7 000 othe $800 wa e wei m prove men o he $40 000 loa s 800 Ma n te nance se v ces $2 000 supp es a d mate a s Se w e $ 8 000 ota $30 000 Adm n strat on deb se ce $35 u oo ota S36 Gene a 5 sewage othe s Bond Ret em ent DR. LAMB The mee ng was opened by aye by he Re E anston P wreck over DEAR READER Perhaps I can help You have not understood your doctor completely Lets start at the beg nning We all have a hole n the dtaphragm that separates the chest cavtly from the ab domen Th1s hole s where the esopha gus food tube) passes thr ough the dtaphgram to JO n the stomach The stomach ts JUSt unde r the d aphr agm literally ly ng JUst under the rtb cage That hole enlarges n many people as they get older and when t s btg enough part of the stomach or the area of the stomach where t jotns the esophagus sltdes through the hole mto the chest cavity That ts what a h alai hernia ts a protrusion or hernia of part of the stomach through the diaphgrarn nto the chest cavtly So you have had that as 1ong as you have had a h alai hern a I n lh ng De'f J A very h gh percentage of people over 40 have them Women develop them dur ng pregnancy because of the en ormous ncrease n pressure ns de the adorn nal cavtty That should gtve you some tdea how abdom nal obest y s related o developtng a h atal hern a Fortunately n young women the condition doesn t often pers st after pregnancy You can do a lot for problems related to h alai hernia Wha most people need to do are thmgs they can do for themselves wtlhout a prescr ptlon It tnvolves cha~tng a lot of yow- usual hving patterns To know about what changes you need to make In eating and even sleeping send n 50 cents for The Health Let er num be r 4 8 H a al Her ma Eosphageal Reflu wtth a long stamped ,.,)f addressed envelope for rna ling Just send your letter II me n care of thts news R cha d Apple Grove News Notes Mr and Mrs Charles Burr B lly W lson of Boltvar Dam spen Wednesda} hrough Saturday wtth Mrs Erma Wtlson Chrtstmas Day the Burrts B lly Wtlson Mrs Ertna W lson Mr and Mrs W ckl ne Scott and Kyle Mrs Kathryn Hunt were guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Wlson and fam ly Mr and Mrs Don Bell spent a few days wtth Lorna Bell a t Columbus Lorna spent Chr stmas wtlh her pa ents Mr and Mrs Bell Don IS on vaca 10n from h s empoymen Mrs Vasht Grunm spent Ch stmas and a week w th Mr and Mrs Patty) Tarr and children at Cuyahoga Falls They were JOned there Chr stmas Day by Mr and Mrs Brut van and ch ldren of C nc nna 1 Mrs Ed th Grunm of Kent Mr a nd Mrs John Ord of Le art W Va spent Monday afternoon w th Mrs Eula Wolfe and Aaron On Saturday even ng 41 of the 52 ch ldren and grand ch ldren of Mrs Eula Wolfe met at her home for a gtft exchange Mrs Odessa Swartz and lam iy of D xon Dl were unable to attend Mrs Eula Wolfe and Aaron attended funeral servtces for Mrs Mae Love at th e Wesleyan Church Jefferson Blvd Po nt Pleasant Tuesday afternoon Mrs Rene Mye rs of Columbus spent from c;:hr st mas I U Saturday w th her mo her M s Bess e S tits ' In I974 the Un ted states went on Dayhght Savmg Time to conserve energy POINT PIE ASANT Barbara and Brent He s Melvm Earl Mel Clark of cw- en ly a dtstrtct manager Wes Columba fled Monday for WaddeD & Reed In n orn ng for the Republ can vestmen Bank ng Servtce nom na on ror Coun y " th whom he has been Comm ss oner n the up employed smce 1959 com ng May 7 pr mary H s hobb es tnclude elec on breed ng a nd tram ng Clark 51 was born a eg s ered fox hounds Letart W Va and atte nded breed ng regtstered polled Broad Ru n and Ve non Hereford cattle and farm ng Elemen ta ry Schoo ls He Mr C ark ts a d rector of the grad uated from Wa hama Mason County Farm Burea u Htgh Sc hool n 1942 a J fe me member of the Fo low ng h gh school Clark Nat ona Assoc at on of served w th the Un ted States P oless ona l Baseba ll Navy m the Pa f c Thea re Players a pas t membe of from 1943 hrough I946 He Rotary and holds acttve compte ed hs fo rn a membersh ps n he Naltonai educat on a t Oh o Un vers ty Fox Hunte r s Assoc1a l on where he earned a B S Na t onal Ass oc a ton of deg ree n accoun t ng Secur y Dealers Amer can Clark played out! eld w th Leg on Pos t 140 New Haven he Ph lade ph a Phtll es VFW Pos 3531 PI Pleasan org~n za l on from 1947 to 1955 Jun or Order of Un ted and w h the Del o T ger American Meehan cs and of organ za on from 1955 un t1 the Po nt Pleasa n 958 He s cu rren ly a scou Pres by ert a n Ch ur ch ol fo the Ph ladelph a Ph ll es wh ch he s a n elder Cia k s rna ed to the C a k has been a 1 fe lohg fo me Sally Lou Roush and res dent ol Mason Coun y hey I ave " " chtldren Allhough he has ne er before Bucks drop 82-81 decision MADISON W s j UPf) For the Umvets ty of .. W sconsln tl was one ol the greatest comebacks ever for a Badger basketball team For Oh o State Coach Fred AJ'aylor tt was one of hts most b Iter defeats The Buckeyes who nearly -beat No 1 ranked Ind ana ::ilurmg the weekend before :tosmg by JUSI two pom~ fell :Jo lhe unranked Badgers Monday n ght 82 81 n overt me The Badgers are now Z.O m B g Ten play and Ohio /)tate 0-2 A loss ts a loss sa d Taylor I don t ca re tf t s o Ind ana or who I suppose I d rather lose by 22 than to lose a 22 pomt lead The Buckeyes led by 22 n the ftrsl half and had a 49 31 :tal! time lead be fore the :Sadge r resurge nce bu MEL CLARK M ay 1 F o y se en Me g s County wom en v .s ed he fi rs r'ee c:a nce n c: a t Ve e ans M emor a Hosp ta N\ay 3 u en e Judge Mann ng Webs e epo ted hat fUven e de nquency wa s up cons de abl y Ma y 4 S uden s o th e Sa sbury E emen a y S hoo wen nto f na ehea sa s or he ev a o he annua mus cal May 5 M a r c Fu z ee ved he A on Awad K m Jones he mos m p oved m us an a wa d and Oav d M oo e th e ohn Ph p Sousa Award o th e Me gs H gh Schoo Band The g oup wa s p u ed w th he awa d s p esen ed ea e May 5 Hen y We y was promoted to capta n w h he Pomeroy Po ce Depa men Beth Pe n Me ody Bu nem Am y Young and Ja yne Hoe I c h we e M e gs Co un ·y w nne s n he annua PTA sponso ed u u a a s p 09 am Ma y 6 Sp ng a ns b ought down bou de s on the new Route 7 by pass be ween Rock Sp ngs and the ex Pome oy May o M s Nelle Va e announced pan , fo e r em en a e many yea s as a l eache p nc pa and coun y sc hoo supe v $0 May 8 The oun y a ed o o ec funds for Ryan S ot Je fe s who had been nju ed n a powe mowe ace dent Ma y 9 Leanna Johnson Rou t e Ra e ne was na med L t e M ss Poppy ol the Ra e ne tun o un t of the Am er can Leg on Aux I a y May o An a K og and e f Musse named queen and k ng of he annua (v'e g s H gh Sc hoo un o sen o VA ready to' help pay for GI tutonng If any of Ihe I liS 000 ve eran s and se rv ce men curren ly en ol ed n college under the Gl B ll th s fall need tutor ng help th e Veteran s Adm n stra to n stands ready to pay for VA off etals also noted that gov ernm-en fm ance d tutor al a ss s an c e wasn Phy s Sma t Ma y Na ona Hosp a Week w a s obse ve d at Vee an s M emo a Hosp a May 3 A new wo k ag eem en wa s s gned be ween he E a s e n l oc a Boa d o Ed uca on a nd eac he s o he d s ct The M e gs Loca S hoo Boa d app oved an ea y g adua t on po c y May 5 n a mode COLUMBUS UPI ) Column st Tom Loftus of the Oh o Slate studen t newspaper The Lan ern blasted Buckeye football coach Woody Hayes Monday lor hts nexcuseable post Rose Bowl behav or Loftus {'8td The coach of the year s mexcuseable post ~ Bowl behavtor ts cost ng him more frtends and fans than th e na t onal cham May 2.4 Ca Weese o Sou he n H g h Sc hoo an noonced h s e t em en aue 50 yea s of each ng .. May 26 - Ma y u M s was e m en County budget ha hs yea recommended the oun ty use a purchase order system He no ed tha he transferred all n oney ou of all funds to keep he oun y fr om suffer ng a dell a he end of 1975 Th e f o ow ng ap p op at ons n add t on t o the above we e made Boa d o c ounty c om m ss on ers sa a es o f c ' s Sl6 100 sa a y em p ayes S5 100 supp es $2 000 equ pmen Sl 000 cont ac s epa SSOO t a ve and ex penses $900 ad ve s ng and pr n ng $200 pe nses S200 To a $3 4 925 Co one sa a y o f c a t $2 300 sup p l es SSO con t a cts se ces S600 othe expenses S350 To a $3 300 sa a y Coun y Court c a of s 5 83 9 2 s ~ a es em p ayes $1 0 300 supp es $3 000 coni ad~ epa r S 00 w ness ees S 00 o he fees o her 200 $ s 7 6 08 Total exp enses Boa d of Etec oos sa a y con ac se v ces S 0 905 tra ve $660 o he expenses $633 Tota $48 013 Bu d ng and ground s c ourt hou se s 24 000 she t sa a y off c a sa 200 sa a es emp oyes S.4S 000 supp es $20 000 equ pmen contra c s epa cont ac s se v ces o her expenses postage and S2 500 a ow an ces $400 boa d of hea th ent S3 550 a d v e s ng and p n t ng supp es $2 500 equ pmen S200 o he expenses S200 To a S82 500 $660 lo a S42 710 County Aud t o off c a $ 0 914 75 salar y sala es employes $26 600 supp es s• ooo equ pmen s ooo con ads $600 adve t s ng and pr n ng SJOO o he expense s $500 as se ss ng personal p ope y sa a es S1 520 othe expenses $600 profess ona se v ces S 000 to al $43 634 15 Coun y Treasu e sa a y off c a S8 ooo sa a es emp oyes S14 500 supples $4 500 equ pm ent S2 000 c on acts repa SSOO trave S 00 adve I sing and pr nt ng $500 othe ex penses $400 Iota S30 500 A to ney sala y off c a $6 600 sa ares emp oyes $4 600 sa ary secre se v ce agents Prosec ut ng su pp es allowances $20 700 Budget suppl es $200 SJ 300 to a Comm ss on SlOO adve t s ng and pr nt ng $200 to a SSOO Board of Rev s on tota $600 County Plann ng Com miss on S 250 Buc key e H s s 979 90 Iota S3 229 90 Department of pu chasing supplies SSOO equ pment s oo otal S600 Common sala es Pleas ollie al Court SJ 563 82 sala es emp oyes $7 600 supp es S1SO attorney fees S 0.750 jurors fees S 200 witness fees S750 trans cr pis S500 travel S200 expenses fore gn judge $200 saar es SSOO other expenses camm ss on employes $800 sur;p es '$~ burbau of suppor salar es jury Recorde sa a y off c a 57 900 sa ar es emp oyes $ 0 $5 700 supp es 5 00 o her 1300 Tota I B 900 Ag c u t u e g an s S2 335 ap a Y nspect on $.400 catt e d se a se p eve n t an tota 5250 s2 se ces th aug hou Ma y 29 Memo.- a we e he coun y D~ y he-l d Sc hoo s w apped up he na ac t v es al')d a .R ut an d Jam es Vannarl a fo m e coach and mo e e en t y a p nc pa wiis p esen ted a wa ch upon tus e ement lt\1• M d May 3 iid McDan e honored a s oldet gra d ua e a t e nd ng h..e M dd epo t a umn H gh Sc hoo eun on 124 000 off c; a $5 200 sa a es employes $24 475 supp es SS 400 equ pmen $800 $5 000 Sl 000 na m ed v a ed c o an and M and e Rose sa u ato an o Eas e n H g h S hoo sen o s w h Gene al Jam es Ha nge se v ng as com mence men t speake May 26 S7 725 Ch d en s Home bu d l).g supp es $200 can t ad and open o de se v ce S2 000 $ 500 To 8 ds c1 boa d of heaHb emp oyes $27 o.~.n ..., supp es s 800 equ pmenf sa a es $2 6 0 2.4 t a vel and ex pens~ $500 ad ver s n~ and pr n n ~ S 75 pub c emp ayes et emen t $3 5 5 20 wor ~ m en s com p en sa on ani:! d sab ed wo kmen 5 e ef T ., S650 3 o he $1 350 o .. $3w640k75 t o m en s com pen sa ~ and d sa b ed workmen s e ef S2 200 motor veh t! ~ and ga so ne tax fund salacy ot c a $ 4 600 sa a es emp oyes S4 800 suppl ,f.}. $500 equ pmenl S2 0011< c on ac s epa r S20Qi trave $400 ~K penses SSOO other expense S8 500 cads Tube c u os s hos p Ia c1 n cs and ca e sa a es S 3 000 suppt es S4 000 equ pmen s 600 coni acts abor $300 000 mater als $ 3 000 equ pment S30 Oil&; con act s se v ice s pial books s o 000 coni ac s p o eels 120 000 advert s n ~ and p nt ng $2 50 pub t epa $400 cont acts se v ces $1 2 000 fees and costs S 00 t anspo fa on e mp oy e s r e t r e me , , SJJ 000 workm en s c om pensat on and d sab ed wo k 9S6 $350 ave S 800 othe e xpenses $2 425 To ta $35 675 Re~ s rat o n 0 v tal s ta ts cs $ 00 othe heal ~ h c pp ed ch dren ad S2 7 5 Total S2 7 5 Cha es and cor eel on v offlc a emp ~yes county home sa a S8 060 salar e s men s el ef $700 oth er expenses $15 ooo b dges and cu verts labo ~OQQ ma e a s $3 000 equ p ment S1 ooo contrach p o ee ls $40 000 adve Ising d t ~n79 n ng 150 Iota) a& So and Water se v a on spec i al emp oyes $4 ~ supp es S250 equ pmenf.: $550 cont a cts epalr 150• serv ces $200 con ngency fund SSOO other expenses ser v ice fees S270 schola : sh ps ssoo t ave and e><• S 00 To al $42 700 penses $400 adve t sing an<t Ch d en Se rv ces sup P les S2 000 ontract se v ces boarding home and pr n ng SlOO pub c em. p aye s etlre m ent S422 • workmen s compensat orC Ga Ita County $15 930 other ch ld ca e serv ces $2 .400 travel $100 other expenses $2 700 To a S23 30 Sod e s Rei ef salary olf c al $2 tOO suppl es $500 contracts repa r S 75 re lei al owances S6 000 travel $50 othe expenses S2 000 Tota $10 825 Sl 500 mprke s S700 grave Memor al Dey expenses S600 Total employes SS.OOO suppl es S8 BOO c Assistance grants S300 t avel $700 total Sl Pubf 073 ¥torkhouse contracts S32 263 82 services 000 Hlator cal Juven le Probat on Society g$2ants S900 In Department salar es em surance pensions and taxes ployes S16 700 !rave $3 200 county dings S22 000 other expenses S2 500 total workm~n•uti s compenaallon $22 400 countY and disabled work Probate Cou t salary men s e el sa 000 ollie off clal S3 563 B2 sa artes bonds 12 000 pens onsal employes $4 900 supplies pub c emp 1 ref rement S2 500 }urors leu S300 S30 000 Tota $62 000 witness lees S300 othe lndeb edness total S 4 000 e.pensu $500 Iota Cog and kenne lund $1216382 aud tor s clerk h re and Clerk of Cour s salary suppl es 1450 salaries olflc a $8 300 salaries ::gtoyts 12 600 supplies employes $20 600 suppl es and wllneu fees S4 500 equipment $700 S2 000cia ms employe • contracts repa r $225 retirementpubll.s; SJOO workmen s t a vel S200 advertls ng and compensal on and d aabled p ntlng S200 other ex workmen s relief $75 travel or.• $60 j .. '( other ex penses: assessment lc ~~ I ,, fund ..- sa a e1 employes s ooo -: supp es S1 000 contract. se vices sa ooo Tota • S20 000 : Permanent lmprovemento $14 000 ~·- sprlnkl ng system : funds h bond retirement• nterest Sl 000 : revenue s11arlng $60 000 • Total general funds : S646 .:.o 93 Comprehens ve .. I~ Emp oyment Act Tra nlng • Act CCETA) $54 000 : In other bus ness the • comm sslons I~ re e ected . In Henry Wells pres dent and • Bernard Gilkey v ce : pres dent and Martha . Chambers c erk James • Cornet and Char 11 Deem : were named gambl ng cas nos Then Je r y Tackan an the master recru ter Jumped to the slrtp from probat on p agued Lung Beach State and he I~ Runmn Rebels are suddenly ranked su'th When you th nk of the Uruvers t} of Alabama you thmk of football It wasn t unt I four years ago when Leon Douglass was recrwted and the CriJTlSOn Tide made t to the f nals of the NIT that b as k et ball b ec am e A abama s second most popular wmter sport St John s on the o her hand has al)Vays been known for ts basketball but ftrst he scandals of the 50s then the scandals of the 60s rocked the foundation of New York City college basketball and when fasttalking recru ters learned how to rap to the ghetto w se youths the Redmen found t mcreaSlngly difficult o land the treasures of the r own backyard Now w th a J().l record and a near loss to lndtana St John s has attained the No 10 ranking The past seven days brought several upsets as hve of last week s he top 10 lost at r~., I, custod ana • AI d F k d E • rt ran otl warden • J Holme~ Glouster ap aoy • "'&ector and Debb e : ~n~~our~eputy clerk of : Allendlng were Henry ; Wet 1 Bernard Gilkey • Warden Ours com : miss oners Mrs Chamber.& • Cherlts K • hi d w 1 • Buehl n,g an " ex.o; vtctory I don care f Ihere s u e u en thousa nd the st.Jnds I ve never see fan s ~ ke these do sa d Powless f he ~ 735 hardy fans who u ned out o cheer on he Badgers Ohto Sta e now 4-li on he season was led by Larry Bolden wt h 22 A lot of thmgs can happen m a year s ttme Mtch gun State forward Terry Furlow and Alabama Coach C M Newlon can attest to tbat Ayear ago Furlow was the eye ofthe slortn the center of controversy on a Mtch gan State basketball team torn apart by rae al dtssenston Today Furlow s the center of attent on the star at tract on at East Lansmg where hiS 50 pomts Monday mght helped the Spartans to a games Flo nts 0 J 8 J 5 2J 6 3 02 URBANA Ohio UPI) Urbana led by Brian Boysel s 12 field goals ex ploded to a 25-po nt lead wtth 10 52 left n the game and then coasted to a 7~1 v ctory over Capllal Monday n ght Boysel a 6-2 JUn or for ward led all scorers with 30 potnts Ron Stoner added 18 and Marv Braut ga n and Bill ~ru\.~Q I~ t I,•· ' ':: ~Q LadleS & Juna Sportswear Many ~roopS ,;' Girls' Coats &Jackets 11 SA VE NOW" . Men & Boys Winter Wear - GREARY REDUCED! .. "Barpns lllraujlout The Store MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE Open Fn. & Sal ' n1 1.00 ' drop thriller to Bulldogs 22 Racine gym J8 29 25 3 Do by 10 each for the Blue Knghts The Crusaders Ricky Lee ta I ed 14 markers Jtm Qoud 13 and Terry Kmg II Urbana s now 4-9 and Cap 9-4 MCs named COLUMBUS UPI) Masters of ceremonies for the 21st annual aU•rts banquet to be staged Jan 23 by the Columbus Touchdown Qub w ll be sportscasters Undsey Nelson and Paul Hornung The votce of the New York Mets the past 14 years Nelson also does National Football Lea8Ue gemes on CBS as weU as tean\lrtg with Hornung on the nationally telecast Notre Dame replays each week durlntl the season Hornung former Reisman Trophy winner at Notre Dame and Green Bay Packer star now works NFL gamea on CBSTV The TDC also annollllCed the names of several more honorees including Oklahoma allAmerlcan defenstve lineman Leroy Michi1an Selmon and defensive back Dan Dufek Wake Forest golf COld! Jeue Haddock and the Deacons Jay Haas I975 NCAA In div dual golf champion ~ Meigs Frosh 60 55 2 62 sports fete J Hot shooting IStandin~s : Rockets lose Pro II lI GB Bo on Ph ade ph a B ao 4 New Yo k 8 Cen GB wa h ng on A an a C e e and 8 Hous on 6 New 0 eans West e n con e ence M dw e D on W l Pet M waukee 5 8 55 De o 8 8 kansas C v 23 324 Ch ago 25 265 Pac 2 GO 6 G8 Go den S a e os Ange es Sea e 5 Po 8 3 Phoen x Apparently Hayes antics have been more of an em barrassment to the Btg Ten than to Ohio State Loftus w l p GB 26 8 65 contmued because OSU 22 0 688 J off ctals refused to cr tictze 6 99 6 5" 3 Hayes 8 6 529 8 Both Athlettc Dtrector J 6 ' 2 V g n a 5 28 52 20 Edward Weaver and MDnday Rc u un vers ty Prestdenl Harold Den e 2 Ken c k 0 Tu esday Games L Enarson were forced to No ga m es s t~edu ed step up and defend the coach Wednesday s Game New Yo k a V g n a The r excuses were feeble S ou a dan a Weaver pomted to the 11 or Den e a San An on o 12 days when Hayes was so cooperatiVe before the Na o na game Uke any child though Loftus went on Hayes IS PI talkative ammated and 58 cooperative as a wtnner But 6 bt ter stern and seemmgly homictdal as a loser PI Of Enarson Loftus satd 35 I suspect he Enarson) 5 29 wtll soon llr• of playing wet nurse to Hayes while trymg to 2: ma ntain some self esteem at the same ttme T PI 6 60 WILBERFORCE Oh o Loftus concluded by UPI Central States Ken 2 saymg My hope ts that 5 9 34' Sm th notched 20 po nts 2 28 some day Enarson w U teD 3 5 Monday nigh to pace the Hayes your an em D W T P s barrassment The next tune Marauders to a ~9 wm over 2 9 5 you break a yardline marker R o Grande thetr n nth 22 5 9 6 8 40 punch a photographer or hold tr urnph n to games a 3 23 3 29 The Redmen are now 5-7 Ca fa nMonday your breath until you turn s Resu 1 4Mon ea 2 blue after you lose you re Ben Fowler contrtbuted I6 Bu a oTuesday s Games pomters to hew nnmg cause gone N Y Ra ge sa S Lou s K-ansas c y a N Y s ande s That would be proper and Mel Crafter 13 Dcoa A ana R o Grande down 43 37 a t van ou e a wash ng o Hell that would be downrtght Wednesday s Games refreshmg So wha I if Hayes halft me was led by J n Nne Ph ade ph a a To on o would restgn We can t wtn a w lh 26 markers and J m Mon ea a M nneso a P sbu gh a Ca o n a nat onal championship wtth Stewar w th 18 os Ang e es a Kan ! as c y R o Gra nde w ll hos t htm any more anyway Maybe even UCLA coach) Malone Satw-day m ts MDC w o d H o c k e v Asso at on S and ngs Dick Vertne 1 would replace opener By Un t ed P e s nte nat ona him Eas Junior Highs split pair in 00 owa lo:HIB upse over 20th-ranked Iowa A year ago Alaban a thought ts basketball earn was ftnally ready to atta n hetghts prevtously reserved only for tis tllustrtous football squad After all all blit one of f ve starters mcluding 6-foot 10 Leon Douglas returned from a 22-4 team Predictably the Crunson Tide won 22 games for tbe th rd stratght season to f nish tn a tte w th Kentucky for the Southeastern Conference t tie However the Wildcats twtce defeated Alabama by f ve pomts to clatm the chan p onship Monday n ght Alabama got Its long awmted revenge as Douglass poured n 22 pomts to pace nmth.ranked Alabama to a 76-1!3 v ctory over 19th-ranked Kentucky Unf ortunately th e Hawkeyes couldn t execute the r mentor s w sh Elsewhere tn the top 10 Kent Benson scored 22 po nts as topranked lnd ana got back to tis overpowering ways wtth a 7~1 v ctory Northwestern m the Btg Ten and e ghth r a nked North Carolina breezed by Yale 81 42 In other maJor games 13th-ranked Mtchigan was 9572 o~er l'yfmnesota Wscons n beat Ohio State 82-81 n overttme LSU down ed Flortda 85 79 Vanderbtlt beat prevJously undefeated MISSISSippi State 7I-'6 Auburn topped Mtsstsstpp 72-86 Purdue routed Butler 81~7 and S Lou s beat Drake 73-liB r-----------, Redmen beaten 90 to 69 Urbana -stuns Cap, 79-61 Middleport Department Store ~ ~ JANUARY 1- • County Share $4 000 reaC: estate welcome home recept on which had been planned lor the team L ke Rtchard Ntxon before the fall wrote Loftus Woody Hayes act ons are becQIIltng harder and harder o defend Loftus noted that Btg Ten Comm ss oner Wayne Duke to ally d sapproved of Hayes tmmature react on to defeat for annual SIOO Total $4 382 Veterans Serv ces salary c. Fund off c el I NEW YORK (UPI )- The top I 0 n the Umted Press Interna tonal Board of Coaches ratmgs has a rather unfamilar look abou Sure Indiana Maryland UCLA and Marque! e hold llown the f rst four rankings !Jut other than No 8 North Ca rohna the f ve remaiRing slots are comprtsed of schools whid) have not captured the college cage spot! ght for qu te some t1111e Wake Forest for example has not been among the ehte smce the heyday of Lenrue Chappell Followmg upsets of highly-rated North Caro 100 and North Carohna State n the Btg Four Qass c last Week however the prevtous y unranked Demon Deacons jumped all the way -to seventh place w th an unblemished 1().() record In addition to Wake Forest Washington Nevada Las Vegas Alabama and St John s also gamed top 10 rank ngs whtle such perenmals as Notr.e Dame North Carolina State and Jr:entucky were aU 10 the Siicond 10 In recent years the most '!oteworthy thi ~ g about WashingLon basketball fortunes was the way it managed to always g ve UCLA at least one tough g'ame a year This year though the Huskies are 11.0 • serious Utreat to UCLA n the Pac..!l and the nat on s llflhranked team Ukewise Las Vegas has never been known for anything other \han ItS and dlso_b ed workmen "' e ef p onsh ps he s squandered n recent years Hayes wbo has been a target of the Lan ern before for hts ant cs reftised to talk to newsmen after the the Bucke) es 23-10 loss to UCLA which cost Oh o State the national champtonshtp Hayes contmued h s no com nen pohcy upon his return to Columpus and apparently was responSible for he cance ng of a Con fund $16 640 supp es $15 000 equ pm ent $2 000 contracts re pa r $200 contracts It was a super w n sad I \las " o con pie ely d fferen ball gan es Oh o State he sa d showed pa ence n he firs t half on bo h offense and defense t s ym e the Badgers and he sa d we d dn t exact y put he ball m lhe hole A the half Powless talked of t e W scons n-<lh o State game two years ago n wh ch he Buckeyes were down at he half by some 19 po nts and came back to t e It up I told hem f t could happen once t could happen aga n Powlless sa d We should learn from th s one o have paltence Wes tarted out the second half wtth paltence looking before passmg apd tl patd off Powless also pratsed t e crowd wh ch cheered the Badgers on o heir comeback Indiana, Maryland remain one and two in UPI poll S hoo Ma y 6 S uden s of B adbu y Sc hoo p esen ed he second o wo pe o m ances o th e sp ng stage ve n u e a b ce nte nn a p og am S ng Am er ca the vo uc he number ng sys em w II be n stalled and he slate has won the $500 au x a y s hola sh p a Vete ans M emo al Hosp ta S ephan e 0 d and G enn m ps on we e hono ed as ve e d c o an a nd sa u a or an espect ve y o M c l au ug h n was n a m ed a ed c o an and R ck Gro h sa u a o an a M e gs H-igh an m ss1on coa c h rig Sou he n ~ gh Sc hoo May 22 Debb e Me gs Coun y Conltnued from page 1 Debb e Boa gh s se n o G zens ook he a nn ua boa p on he Chape one des p e pou ng S6 000 base ba I om prom Taylor wasn rr ak ng ex cuses althoug he sa d h s earn d dn p ac ce Sunday because t "as t red after the Ind ana game You can always make excuses sa d Taylor W sconsm s b g heroes were forward Dale Koheler who had 26 po nts and reserve gua d T m Pa ertck who had 10 po nts stx of hem m the over t me per od The Badgers ted a 72 72 m regula ton play and won n overt ~ e desp te a Buckeye surge that saw Oh o State take a 77 72 lead For Wscans n Coach John Powless tl was a b g boost as the Badge rs uppe d he r overall record to 8 2 w th the only two losses com ng o the four h an ked Ma que te Warr ors Limtern blasts Woody sough publ c off ce he has always been conce ned abou good resp ns ve go v ern men Highlights of 1975 in Meigs County ava lable to World War II and Korean confl ct veterans but under present aw VA wtll payup o$60amontl for such help up to a maXJmum of $720 Thts ts an ncrease from • $50 a month and a maXJmurn payment of $450 last year paper P 0 Box 1551 Rad o The tutor al help s not Ctty Statton New York NY charged agamst lhe veteran s 10019 baste educa ltonal en The Health Le tter w 11 gtve Utlement the VA po nted out you some nformat on on I" addttton lo veterans and antac ds you may need The servicemen the tu ortal pom n treat ng hiatal hern a beneftls are ava tabl e to ts to avo d hav ng any ac d wtdows wtves and ch ldren dtgesltve juice l~ak ba k study ng under the VA s ward nto the lower Dependents Educat onal esophagus That causes Assistance Program or burn ng heartburn trrttalton tn the pit of lhe stomach It wlll also damage BRANDO SUED the lower esophagus m time LOS ANGELES UP!) You should avo d ly ng dowt1 Marlon Branda and h s son after eatmg s~ep w th your were sued for $50 000 Monday bed elevated avoid con by Wtlliam Gerber who satd s trtcting garments around thetr truck crashed headon the waist and develop a hfe into hiS sports car at a high style to help keep your rate of speed stomach empty whenever Gerber satd in his Superior you lie down Court suit he was driving his Of course you may need to 1973 Jensen Healey March 29 IOlle weigh If you h.Bve any wben a jeep truck carrying problem wtth abdominal Brando and Chrlatian llevi obesity By dotng all these 16 Brando s son by actresa things you can protect your Anila Kashfi hit the car lower esophagus and avoid Gerber sought ~ DOO lor ft4ure complications while injuries to hia nervn~p sys rellev ng your current tern 3nd $5711 for damage to symptom his car Just what is hiatal hernia? By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAMB I have a htatal herma I ve had It now for about four years Every year I go for an X ray of my stomach and lhts t me the doctor told me that thts bern a wen up mto my chest He never told me that before All he sa d befo e was tha I I had the hernia m my stomach Dr Lamb s that so' How could tt go up mto my chest' stnce I am 43 years old be told me that there 18 nothmg he can do for me II hurts and ts very uncomfortable He gave me some Donnatal ptlls to take three t1111es a day before meals When I run out of pUis I m supposed to go back to him Now If he can I do anylhtng lor me why go l>ack' He dtdn t even tell me what to do for myself what kind of food to eat or wlult to drink I don I smoke 011 drink alcohol Would you please tell me what I can do for my Illata! hernia' I m a nervous Former Phillie outfielder Mel Clark seeking office Red guerrillas claim big victory in Angola the day after TheDa ly Sent mel M ddlrport Po neroy 0 Tuesda) Jan 6 197~ RACINE The Eastern Jr Htgh cagers had a relattvely easy tnme as they came out 47 30 vtctors over the httle Southern Tornados Monday evemng at the Southern Jr Htgh gym The half ltme score was 28-11 Brtan paced the w nners with a whopp ng 27 po nts while eamma te Tm Enevoldsen chipped tn eight For Southern Johnson had etght and Pape s x The seventh grade match was a much closer game gomg nto over me before Southern came out on top 35211 Southern s Talbott paced all scorers w th 18 pomts and MeN ckle had 4 Eastern led at the half 19 11 but.scored only one pomt m the th rd quarter wh le Southern was addmg 12 Eastern was led by Bobby Barrtnger s 10 points and Joe Bowers had 7 SEO frosh W l New Eng and C nna nd anapo c e e and ia 1 .s 5 20 4 2 W l 22 Ho son San D ego Phoen x 0 awa a 4 TNm Ga llpo Is Logan Waverly Athens Mel~· Jackson Wellston TOTALS W L s P OP 0 200 149 5 1 304 :roo 3 2 172 151 3 2 96 17t t 4 39 99 1 4 66 224 o 5 4lt 231 II 11 1325 13'.15 S.turdtt y s resu It Athena 48 We ston 38 Monday s results Athens 34 Me gs 32 ronlon 28 GAHS 27 Cnon INgue) Logan 56 Wei stan J3 Waverly 51 Jackson 3<1 Thui'ICIIy 1 games Gall polls at Athens LoganMelgs at Jackson Waverly at Wellston 2 30 T Pt 0 4 38 3 3 35 29 2 Piaymg thetr best game of the season Metgs H gh head w nn p eg basketball coach Ron Quebec 2 6 2 50 ga v 2 S 2 4 Logan s freshman team Ca Edmon on 5 6 2 32 dropped a thrtller to the To on o 3 22 3 29 Mondav s Aesu v s I ng Athens team Mondayr No gam es s hedu ed n ght 34 32 The w nmng Tu esday s Gam es bucket was scored w th two nd anapo sa Edmon on C nc nna a Hou s o seconds on the clock W nn peg a Ca ga y an o ego a To on o Me gs shot a hot 16-31 from Wednesday s Games he floor for 51 percent Sa D ego a C e e and o on o a VV nn peg hilt ng a very hot 7 for 9 n a Phoen x a M nneso a good second quartet:. They New Eng and a 0 awa had a total of three free Monda y s Co ege BiiiSketba throws but all missed the r Aesu ts By un ted P ess nte nat ona mark Eas The httle Marauders were Ho y C oss 5 Fo dham 56 6 Wm & Ma y 6 led by Rawl ngs and Holley Nana aga a 6 v a o a 52 w th 10 potn ts ap ece and san on5A m each had II rebounds Blake and Becker each had stx po nts Athens was led by Bentley and Ward w th II and 12 pom ts respect vely Metgs next encounter ts Thtrrsday at Jackson By Quarters 8222632 M 10 15 19 34 A Playrng Nrtely ******************* UJESDAY THRU SAlURDAY 11 AIRCASTLE 11 4 pc Group from Athens TUES THURS 130t00 FRI & SAT 930200 THE MEIGS INN 992 3629 Pomeroy Best In L ve Enterlatnment DALLAS UPI - Preston Pearson says he has a lot of fr ends n Pittsburgh Stee er coach Chuck Noll t seems ts not one of them The players m Pittsburgh are all my frtends Pearson sa d I don t have any an mos ty oward any of them Only one man made the dec s on - Noll The dec s on to which Pear son refers s the one that severed hun from the P tis burgh roster on the last cut made by NFL teams lh s season Any team m the league could then have p eked up Pearson for the $100 wa ver pr ce None dtd Fmally the.._ Dallas Cowboys n need of some expertence at runnmg back s gned Pearson as a free agent After puttmg together a s eady performance all year Pearson went wtld last Sunday m Dallas 37 7 NFC t tle tr umph over Los Angeles - catchmg seven passes for 123 yards and three touchdowns Tha was sure the way to go aU r ght S81d Pea rson )XJOr defense n the second qua ter the Rockets blew a 2-po nt lead and too many fouls each earn had 33) There were too many of fens ve rebounds 2I ) for Ch cago Mtke Newlm and Kelvm Mtrrphy each had 23 potnts to pace Houston whtch fell to 16-17 fo r the season Chtcago IS 9-25 Pearson played wtth Pttts burgh m the Steelers 16-6 wm over Minnesota m Super Bowl IX It ts the manner m wh ch he left..!!'at grates on hts nerves ,... When you are traded tt s no so bad Pearson satd be a ~se someone else thmks enough of you to want you on his team But be ng put on wa vers really hurts your prtde But I m not gomg o make any response toward Noll He had a dec s on to make and he made tt Of course I thmk h s decision was the wrong one I m sure he doesn t care anythmg about me so why should I care anythmg about him Pearson has seen plenty of both Super Bowl teams SIT he knows what tl s go ng to take for Dallas to upset the Steelers Jan 18 You have to play phys cal football I guess you would hav.e to gtve the edge to the Steelers because they have been to the Super Bowl But I th nk we can play w lh them Th s Week s spocfet 3 6 4 2 canad an W L T p s 2 4 0 standrngs SEOAL FRESHMEN 3 5 2 ttpped 11 and tt came to me I hen put tt up Mart n satd The ball sruled through the net he buzzer soooded and tha was the ball game The Rockets led 77 73 en er ng the f nal pertod desp te a career and game high 27 pot11ts by Ch cago s M ckey Johnson who did not see act on m the !mal pertod Johnson enWred the game averag ng 12 po n s a game and had 15 at the half But he p eked up his f fth foul w th 47 left n the th trd pertod and was replaced by Martn We made too many lunda mental rmstakes sa 1d Houston Coach John Egan too many turnovers (30) Noll had to make decision--Pearson 9 \& We M nneso p 5 T CH ICAGO UPf ) When a Nat ona l Basketball Assoc at on team shoots 56 per cent for the entire game t s only natural to assume th~t t w ll wtn the game Such was not the case for the Houston Rockets The Rockets desptte thetr hot shootmg fell to the Cb cago Bulls 911-97 Monday ntgh n the only NBA game scheduled Houston h t 33 of 59 shots from the floor and m~de 31 of 36 free thro wattempts (86 per cent ) But they f zzled n he last seconds when Ch cago s Jack Marm scored at he buzzer Houston ed 97-96 after Rudy TomJanov ch sank one of two free throws w th 19 seconds left But Cb cago got the rebound on he m ssed second shot and called t me out w th t• seconds r emam ng On the last play tt was se u~ for Nortn (Van Lier to penetrate and h s shot was b ocked sa d Marm Jerry Sloan got t and btl the run hen Tom ( Boerw nkle) The Dally Sentinel USED CARS 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER CPE. God f n sh ght v ny n auto P S ad o 6 cy good res low m es Karr & Van landt You L ke Our Qual ty Way of Do n9 Bus ness GMAC FINANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Qpen Eventngs t 16 oo Ttl s p m Sat IR Suppose Your Home Went Up In Smoke Could tt rtse from tts own ashes and start where tt left off? That presup poses adequate msurance coverage enough to replace everythmg Because of rtsmg costs your policy may need reassessment Let Metgs County s Oldest and largest Insurance Agency help you When you see us don t thmk of In surance but when you thmk of In surance see us Downing-Childs Agency ~ MIDDLEPORT ~PHONE 992·2342 �• on the squad in receptions with 40 and topping all Skin ball ca rriers in scoring wilh 42 points. For his efforts, Thomas has been named United Press International's rookie of the year lor the National Football Conference. He received 20 of a possible 39 votes from UPI 's selection panel, which consists of three writers from each conference city . Only three other rookies received votes, with Atlanta quarterback Bartkowski the runner-up with ·16 votes, lot- Dayton trips Dolphills By United Press In· temalional Dayton's Fred Eckert may be just a freshman, but already he 's ·showing signs or having come from the same mold that produced so many other Flyers basketball greats. Eckert came off the bench ·in the first half Monday night to hit five of his first six fieldgoal attempts and help Dayton to a 4~0 lead on the way to . a 92-ll.'l win over Jacksonville. The Flyers built their lead in · the second stariza, primarily on the play of Johnny "Davis, Jim Paxson and Layton Moulton , to 19 points with 12 minutes left in the game. Flyers coach Don Donoher cleared his bench when Dayton went out in front by 21 points with six minutes remaining. "The way we attacked and broke their 1-3-1 press was the key to our offense," said Donoher. Jacksonville coach Don Beasley pointed to the opening 20 minutes as crucial' to the final outcome. " The first half was tne key to the game," Sllid Beasley. ]. Ironton :· frosh nip GHS 28-27 Bill Beckett's short jumper with I i21 remaining and a free throw by Jerry Harvey with 23 seconds left in the game gave Ironton's visiting freshmen a 28-27 come-frombehind victory over Gallia Academy's freshmen in a non-league game here Monday evening. The win left Iron.ton 9-0 on the year . GAHS lost its first game in six starts. • Gallipolis led 4-3 after one • period, but trailed 13-12 "· during the halftime in· :" termissioh. Gallipolis led 24~ 19 goin'g into the final period. •• Jeff Lanham ied Gallia's attack with nine points . ~ Bruce Hines added eight. • Beckett led the winners ••. with 10 points. Bob Clay . added eight. ~ - Thursday, GARS returns to :!-. league actiOn with a game at M Athens. • • • .. "Dayton controlled the game and made us play ·their ball ." Beasley said Eckert's play in the opening period and his team's inability to contain Davis in the presS also hurt Johnson feels he is fortunate By RICK VAN SANT CIN CINNATI (UP!) New Cincinnati Bengals head coach Bill Johnson insists he will be his own man, but concedes it would be ' 1t:lwnb " not to seek guidance from the legend he is repiacing, Paul Brown. "Obviously there's going to be .a lot of talk and speculation abuut whether Paul Brown helps ine coach the team," Johnson observed in an interview Monday, his ' first day in the office as head coach. ''Btit I don't see my position as precarious," he quickly added . "Frankly I feel I'm in a very fortunate position. " It would be dumb not to use the tools that you have available. And, Paul Brown is one of the · tools that the Cincinnati Bengals have. " I may have to go IAJ him . You never know about those things. I've learned in this business that you need all the help you can get. . ''However, I am absolutely not intimidated by Paul still · being around as general manager. I'm sure that was the last thing he had on his mind when he appointed me head coach. · 41 He made it very clear to me that all the functions of a head football coach would me mine . I can say whole~ heartedly that I am the head coach." Although such questions about control of the team might npt arise in lJlOSt head coaching shakeups, they are being tos sed at · Johnson because the "legend" he is replacing is still sticking around as general manager. AI though Brown ended his 41-year foaching career New Year's Day, he made it clear he was continuing as general manager , immediately hiring a new assistant coach - Mike McCormack, with an old assistant coaeh - Chuck Weber - resigning the next day. Henry Block has· 17 reasons why you ·should come to us for income tax help. ' Reason 2. At H & R Block our price is -based on the complexity of your return. The simpler the return, the less we charge. .' ·~II&~R~B~L~O~C~K® THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST. Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN: t-4 WHicdoys, t-S Sat. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ""' • I the Dolphins badly. Davis led the Dayton charg~ with 27 points. Eckert finished with 16, Paxson 14 and Moulton, Erv 'Giddings and Doug Harris 10 each. Kent Glover scored a gameHigh 28 points for Jacksonville, Feiton Young 18, Marvin Uoyd 13 and Henry Patterson 12. The Flyers are now 6-5 and the Dolphins 2-7. Elsewhere in Ohio college action Monday night, Wisconsin nipped Ohio State 82-81, Urbana defeated Capital 79-61, Ceotral State downed Rio Grande!J0-69, and Mercy (Mich.) defeated Tiffin 75-67. lowed by Green Bay running back Willard Harrell with two and Detroit guard Lynn Boden wlth one. Thomas carried the ball just three times for two yards ·in game victory over New Orleans, but was in the starting line-up the following week when the Redskins blasted the New York Giants. Thomas remained the team's No. I tailback and did such an outstanding job that when Larry Brown again was healthy, the veteran was switched to fullback to accommodate the rookie. Thomas had three 100-yard rushlng days this season, topped by a 124-yard effort against Cleveland. Thomas is the third of three football playing brothers . Oldest brother Jimmy played with San Francisco for five years before moving on to coach at TCU and brother Earl is a wide receiver with the St. J.,ouis Cardinals . By RICK VAN S.v~T CJNCINN AT! (UP!) - It was cheered in Cincinnati, but it may be banned in BOston . The Ci.ncinnati Reds hosted a movie wor ld · permier Monday night, and ihere were nothing but rave reviews. But the (itrn probably will bomb In Boston. The show, of oourse, was baseball's annual World Series liim, called "Super Series '75," highlights of the RedS' dramatic win over the jloston Red Sox last October . "It made me proud· of my Jearn all over again /' beamed Reds President Bob How sam after the show, . NEIGHER FffiE OR FLOOD ... Although the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge was closed several weeks last year. tha t didn't stop Robert Lipscomb and son Eyria of Mason from a perfect attendance record at the Pomeroy Seventh-day Adventist church for Sabbath school and church services in 1975. The Lipscombs parked on· the West Virginia side of the river, walked across the bridge each Saturday, and a fellow member of the church, took them to the Adventist church on Mulberry Heights Road . Above, they hold perfect attendance gifts present<!\\ by the Sabbath school Supt. Rita White. Another member, Sarah Drake of New Haven also walked across the bridge on severa l Sabbaths to attend Sabbath school and church. Bru:ker rites are Wednesday I MASON\ . W. Va . - Sh irl ey Barker, , 38, of Ma son, a veteran' of Vietnam, T~a ilanif, Korea and Alaska wd~ the United Stat es Arm y, and a member of th e Ma son VFW Post , dled Su nday in the . ~eteran $ Hospital in Hun · hngton . Funera l ser vices wi ll be con ducted at 1: 30 p.m. f rom the Wedn esday F?glesong Fun era l Home w1th t h e Rev . Geo r ge Hoschar o ffi ~ i at ing and burial to fol low 1n the Adams · ville Cemete rv . Vis (.! at ion Series • film lS ready I \ Washington's opening hour~ a t the funeral home w ill be after· 3 p.m. Tuesday . He was born July 28 1937 in West Columbia, a ~on of Herma n Barker , who sur . vives. and the late Margaret Va nMeter Barker. Oth er sur vivors are four sister s, Mrs. Lucille (Ernest) Reed and Mrs. Dor othy (Roger) Ru ssell. both Mason ; Mrs . Bernice ( Don) Cole, Hins· dale, Ill .; and Mrs. Linda (Roger) Delaro sa J uli e t Il l.; two brothers , R'ona ld, of Lemont, Ill., and Wendell. of Point Pl easa nt. , POINT PLEASANT Stating that he "wanted to return to the people of Mason County the services of a lulltime Sheriff," Trox, "Shorty" Huffman Monday filed for that office. · Huffman easily was elected Sheriff in 1968 by a wide margin. Commenting on that term of office, Huffman stated that during his time in office, the budget of the Sheriff was the only one-third · or w~at is prese ntly being spent. The former sheriff is the owner and operator of Point Pleasant Recapping and raises beef ca ttle. He is . married and lives at Camp Conley. His wife, Barbara, is a former Point Pleasant Councilwoman . They have three sons, the younges t of which, Shawn, attends Point Pleasant High School. In 1974 Huffman was eiected by the Mason County Democr(l li c Executive Committee as its chairman, a position he presently holds. A v"eteran of the Air Force, he belongs to various service and civic organizations and is II ~ J UDGE COOK Ravenna judge is candidate for high court By Helen and Sue Bottel Love Me, Love My Nag ~ ~~ ~ Rap: Last March, I bought the grossest looking horse you ever SIIW .. . for a dollar. I've spent over $20() trying to get him in shape, but he's still skinny.and kind of sad looking. (I run two paper routes to support him .) How can r make people stop laughing at him ? Some of them·even think I don't treat him right, but he gets more loving care than any horse I know. He's just not beautiful and he · probably feels terrible about it. I hope you'll print this so that the people who know my horse, Topper , will stop cutting him up . - TERRI AND TOPPER RAVENNA , Ohio- Judge Robert E. Cook of the 11th District Court of Appeals Dear T. and L: Tues day a nn ounced hi s Printing your letter won 't stop all the fun-pokers, but be candidac y for the Ohio assured , Topper could care 'Jess, so long as he has a loving Supreme Court in 1976. Cook, owner ... Tell 'em he 's a hQrse of adifferent contour and ignore a Democrat, is · presen tly the jabs. - HELEN AND SUE serving his seventh year on +++ the Cour t of Appeals. He is a Dear Helen and Sue ' former Prosecuting AtThe second time I walked into my girl's house , her' IAJrney, Common Pleas Judge . grandmother told me , if her "baby" came up pregnant, she'd and a member of the United have me. in jail . (I'm 20, she's 16.) Ever since then I've had to States Congress . A life long resident of listen to 5!kninute lectures on the ills of sex.. · At first her Mom and Dad let me iake·her on a double date Portage County, Cook and his once a week, and go to church witH her on SUnday. Now they wife Evelyn reside in won't let me see her anymore because I'm "too old ." This is Ravenna. He is a graduate of Kent State Universi ty and because her grandmother said so and she controls the family . Before, they liked me line and even had me to dinner often. The College of William and We're sensible and aren't going the sex route . She will Mary La.w Sc!Jiol, Williamsfinish school, and I 'll complete my night school work before we burg, Va. Cook said he seeks even think of marriage. We don't want to sneak, but we care a a sea t on the Supreme Court lot for eaeh other . How do I convince grandma I'm not growing in a n effort tO bes t use his horrui on my forehead? - NOT SO HORRIBLE HENRY lt'ial and appellate .c9urt experience in the tid- Dear Henry, ministration of justice. "'Forget grandma (who seems beyond hope) and concentrate on convincing Mom and Dad. If they aren't completely dominated by a matriarch , they should soon realize their daughter is safter with a sane 20.year-<>ld than she might be With an - er - hom-growing teenage boy.- HELEN Among "first nighters" was Pete Rose, the series MVP, who watched placidly as he made head-first slides and slammed out base hits. The only thing that startled Rose was the high~niensity sound system ·which made every ba tied ball sound like a thtlliderous home run. · " Wish everything I hit sounded like that,' ' muttered Rose. The movie, produced by Major League Baseball Films and available soon from U.S. Navy recruiting Hen<y : • centers around the country, Someone should tell grandma that susptcwn over· offers some unique insight . protection , constant warnings , lack of trust and bossu;ess not into what was Sllid during only drive a girl up the wall , but out the back door to meet her those hot series arguments. bQyfriend on the sneak. (And THAT can lead to trouble .) · Both Reds manager Sparky I hdpe your g.f.'s parents don't stay chicken long . SUE Ariderson and Red Sox boss Rap: . . Sunday Lat e Night Darrell Johnson were wired Mi xe d Le a gue · I met Tony at our country fair carnival, where he operated for sound by the movie· Dec. 28 ,. 1975 the dune-toss concession. I gave him my address and phone Standings producers. Team W, L. number and he t?"k me out twice. I love the way he talks, The flm i opens, of course, No . 6 8 0 way he s bwlt ... and when he smiles - wow ! walks, the with the most controversial No . s 8 0 · He gave me the address of his next stop, but when I wrote , B 0 play of the series - the ~~~~ity Print Shop 0 8 my letter was returned. Could you,please tell me how to get in disputed bunt by Cincimati's Pauley·s I ns . & Ed Armbrister . The play NoR. •4• 11 Y o 8 toueh with a traveling carnival? All I know is its name. I know o a Tony is waiting for my letter. - E. F. helped the Reds win the third High games Men . Don game but the Red Sox Beegle . 167 ; R.oger Spence r . • . 160 ; s am S•monds 151; Dear E., clanne~ Armbrister in- Wome n Jean Spencer 148; If Tony "is waiting for your letter," then I'm due to win the terfered with catcher Carlton Sharon He in l <t 6:. Ma r y Hoover 142 . , gold plated wrist watch on my first dime-toss. The odds are Fisk. Hig h ser ies m en, Sa m about the same. Forget him . - SUE Si mo_ n ds 452 ; Roger Spencer ''He was interfering," 4<1!,) : Do n Beegle 4\4 ; women Johnson screams at umpire Mary Hoover 1101 ,' Dee Dear E., Simonds 398 J Jea n Spencer Larry Barnett. "I'm telling J95 . He has YOUR address. If he wanted to get in tpuch he you that man interfered." Team 11i9h gam e · Tellm would. Carnie men aren't good risks. - HELEN ' . 5 5~7 Replies the calm ump, NoTeam hig h series - No . 5 was no In· 1685 . "There terference." In another game, Johnson dramatic sixth game. COMP.LITI roars from the dugout to But, of course, the Reds contend that Rose was not hit went on to win the series in by a pitched ball . INIUIANCIIIIVICI the seventh game, and when "I want you explain to me fUm narratqr Joe Garagiola what you were doing on that declared "The Cincinnati play," Johnson demanda of Reds are world champions," the umpire. Johnann later the th'latre - filled with Reds : informs the umpires they are officials and their guests - . running "a lousyoperatlon." erupted into applause. The film also brings back There was one player who some ''magic moments" in restrained hl~ applause, the series - like- workhorse however. . pitcher Luis Tlant's uncamy "Yeah, tho Reds were thi. pitching motion set to a Latin best team in baaebltU In beat on the soundtrack. "QUALITY end 1975," said special guest And, there's the "body Darrel Chaney. " But the SERVICE" english " that Carlton Fisk Atlanta Braves wW be the employed to help his game- best in '76." winning home run.stay fair in After the series, the Reds the 12th inning of · that traded Oianey to Atlanta. BOWLING Social · ~ Calendar • ' TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lotlge 363, F&Af>l, Tuesday, 7i30p.m. ; all Master Masons invited. CHESTER COUNCIL 323 D of ' A Tuesday 7i30 p.m. Election and installation of officers. Officers to wear white. POMEROY Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 7' 30 Tuesady nigl.lt at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. I OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, 7,30 Tuesday a t the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. WEDNESDAY JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary , Drew · Webster Post 39, 7 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis . MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Nan Moore . Annual busin ess meeting, with Mrs . Arthur Strauss to review " Washington's Caval· cade" by Charles Hurd. Roll call will be a comment on impressive things about Washington, D. C. MIDDLEPORT Firemen's Auxiliary, Wednesday, 7i30 p.m. at the firehouse . Mrs. Betty Ohlinger a nd Mrs. Emma Wayland to be the hostesses. TROY HUFFMAN a Mason. In announcing his candidacy, Huffman pledged "to be a full-lime working honest sheriff, one that the people ca n depend on and one that they can find either a t the Sheriff's Office or out on patroL" He also noted that he ·would work tow ards ef- . lective, but eveq-ha nded law enforcemen t throughout the county , Huffman is a former Preisdent of the Mason County Young Democrats, and was host in 1968 to the sta tew ide convention held, here . Polly's Pointers Aerosols can create sticky situations lr,,,,~,,,,,,::,,=G;:;;;;=i~:~=,,:ii~~:,:;:,:::,.,,,,,,,,~,:~[: * POU.Y'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - ·Is there any way to get the last onetliird to one-half of the conte~ts out.of an aerosol can? I have four cans of different things that will not spray anymore. Not only is a lot of moil ey w.asted ; but · the frustration. is maddening. I have shaken my a rm off but the cans will not spray aild no one seems to know the a nswer. - RUTH . DEAR RUTH - How I wish I did have a foolproof aliSwer ·to this. Some cans say to give the valve a half tum for longer · use . Also, many products stick around the spray opening and need to have any accumulation wiped away or cleaned out with a pin. I have done this and then Immersed the can upside down In warm water to help dissolve anything that might be clogging it. ~ POLLY . I POMEROY Lodge 164, . F&AM. regular meeting , 7:30 . p. m. Wednesday at imple; all Master Masons attending . THURSDAY CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. Thursday at church rectory with Jane Frymyer, Marilyn E ppl e, Jo Ellen Roush and Janis Deem, hostesses; no mass . CHESHIRE UNit ed Methodist Women, Thursday, I : 30 p.m. a t church with prayer and self-denial services as program topic; anyone welcome. FREE CLothing day , Thursday, at Salvation · Ar· my, Bu tternut Ave .. Pomeroy, 10 a.m. until noon. All area residents in need of clothing are welcome. 'PAST Coun cilors Club, Daughters of America , 7: 30 p.m. Thursday a t home of Mrs. Eva Dessauer. · REVIVAL Hysell Run Free . Me thodist Church Thursday through Jan . 18, 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Norma n Taylor as evangelist; s pecia l vocal music. Paul Neville, pastor, invites the public. LAUREL CLIFF Be tter Health Club, 7i30 Thursday, at the home ,or Mrs. Iva Powell. ROCK SPRINGS Grange , 7i30 p.m. Thursday . liquid detergent, hand soap or laundry detergent and rub, and 'they always come out for me. I worked lor years in · doctors' offices and in hos pi(ats and know that ~ither hot or cold water congeals blood, so tile suceess is determined by the temperat\lfe of the .water. MACIE. You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorlte homemaking Idea , Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this ' newspaper. ' GET CASH FOR CHRISTMAS? HERE'S A BUY FOR YOURSELF! DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peev·e concerns the cords on elec tric irons . They are always too short to reach the 'end of the ironing ·hoard, so one can iron the shoulders of shirts . - MICKI. DEAR POLLY - W))~n buying readymade clothes off the rack, many of them do not have any seams that can be let out. :I'hey are hemstitched along the edges by maehine and only have one-fourth inch sea ms. After the first washing the garment is often tighter and there is no way to let it out. What happened to those five-eighths seams we used to.have in dresses, etc.? That is my Pet )'eeve. MRS. E .M.M. DEAR POLLY - My answer Is for Mrs. B. who cam.o t get blood siains out Of permanent press linens. I have been very successful with the following, as long as the stains have not been tampered with. Just wet in luke warm (not hot or cold) water and work stain with the hands, as you hold them under the running water. 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Government .Inspected ~~~l>':.'='l.:-s.~:;;,~;-;;?,;:.:~::~· Huf&nan wants old job back as sheriff Thomas NFL 'Rookie-of-Year' . By RICK GOSSEUN the fifth round. UPI Sports Writer But thE Redskins do S<.'Out NEW YORK ( UPI) - ThE the colle~e ranks and do know Washington Redskins do not talent- whleh is why Allen get many picks in the annual tapped running back Mike college dralt each January. ~Thomas ·when he was still so when their turn comes o.,- around in the filth round last they have to make their January . selection count. Thomas, who spent the last George Allen has built the lew games of his senior Redskins on his "future is sea5on at the University of now" credo and, in doing so, Nev.ada-Las Vegas on the has stripped his club of bench nursing an ankle invirtually all high round draft jury, responded to the ·· picks through .., 1980. Redsk~ n s' confidence by Washington did not get a pick leading the team in rushing in thE 1975 college draft until wi\h 919 yards, ranking third 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerny, 0 .. TUI,sd.av. . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomerny . 0 .. '1\wsd a~· . .1<-in. li. 1!17fi PRODUCE DEPARTMENr FLORIDA ORANGES 5 lb. bag On Sale All Week Coke or Sprite , .,, 8 PAK 16oz. bots. ON r J& bots. pak' ,\l F I'd! \NEE I< DIET RITE COLA. 16 oz. PAk c �• on the squad in receptions with 40 and topping all Skin ball ca rriers in scoring wilh 42 points. For his efforts, Thomas has been named United Press International's rookie of the year lor the National Football Conference. He received 20 of a possible 39 votes from UPI 's selection panel, which consists of three writers from each conference city . Only three other rookies received votes, with Atlanta quarterback Bartkowski the runner-up with ·16 votes, lot- Dayton trips Dolphills By United Press In· temalional Dayton's Fred Eckert may be just a freshman, but already he 's ·showing signs or having come from the same mold that produced so many other Flyers basketball greats. Eckert came off the bench ·in the first half Monday night to hit five of his first six fieldgoal attempts and help Dayton to a 4~0 lead on the way to . a 92-ll.'l win over Jacksonville. The Flyers built their lead in · the second stariza, primarily on the play of Johnny "Davis, Jim Paxson and Layton Moulton , to 19 points with 12 minutes left in the game. Flyers coach Don Donoher cleared his bench when Dayton went out in front by 21 points with six minutes remaining. "The way we attacked and broke their 1-3-1 press was the key to our offense," said Donoher. Jacksonville coach Don Beasley pointed to the opening 20 minutes as crucial' to the final outcome. " The first half was tne key to the game," Sllid Beasley. ]. Ironton :· frosh nip GHS 28-27 Bill Beckett's short jumper with I i21 remaining and a free throw by Jerry Harvey with 23 seconds left in the game gave Ironton's visiting freshmen a 28-27 come-frombehind victory over Gallia Academy's freshmen in a non-league game here Monday evening. The win left Iron.ton 9-0 on the year . GAHS lost its first game in six starts. • Gallipolis led 4-3 after one • period, but trailed 13-12 "· during the halftime in· :" termissioh. Gallipolis led 24~ 19 goin'g into the final period. •• Jeff Lanham ied Gallia's attack with nine points . ~ Bruce Hines added eight. • Beckett led the winners ••. with 10 points. Bob Clay . added eight. ~ - Thursday, GARS returns to :!-. league actiOn with a game at M Athens. • • • .. "Dayton controlled the game and made us play ·their ball ." Beasley said Eckert's play in the opening period and his team's inability to contain Davis in the presS also hurt Johnson feels he is fortunate By RICK VAN SANT CIN CINNATI (UP!) New Cincinnati Bengals head coach Bill Johnson insists he will be his own man, but concedes it would be ' 1t:lwnb " not to seek guidance from the legend he is repiacing, Paul Brown. "Obviously there's going to be .a lot of talk and speculation abuut whether Paul Brown helps ine coach the team," Johnson observed in an interview Monday, his ' first day in the office as head coach. ''Btit I don't see my position as precarious," he quickly added . "Frankly I feel I'm in a very fortunate position. " It would be dumb not to use the tools that you have available. And, Paul Brown is one of the · tools that the Cincinnati Bengals have. " I may have to go IAJ him . You never know about those things. I've learned in this business that you need all the help you can get. . ''However, I am absolutely not intimidated by Paul still · being around as general manager. I'm sure that was the last thing he had on his mind when he appointed me head coach. · 41 He made it very clear to me that all the functions of a head football coach would me mine . I can say whole~ heartedly that I am the head coach." Although such questions about control of the team might npt arise in lJlOSt head coaching shakeups, they are being tos sed at · Johnson because the "legend" he is replacing is still sticking around as general manager. AI though Brown ended his 41-year foaching career New Year's Day, he made it clear he was continuing as general manager , immediately hiring a new assistant coach - Mike McCormack, with an old assistant coaeh - Chuck Weber - resigning the next day. Henry Block has· 17 reasons why you ·should come to us for income tax help. ' Reason 2. At H & R Block our price is -based on the complexity of your return. The simpler the return, the less we charge. .' ·~II&~R~B~L~O~C~K® THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST. Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN: t-4 WHicdoys, t-S Sat. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ""' • I the Dolphins badly. Davis led the Dayton charg~ with 27 points. Eckert finished with 16, Paxson 14 and Moulton, Erv 'Giddings and Doug Harris 10 each. Kent Glover scored a gameHigh 28 points for Jacksonville, Feiton Young 18, Marvin Uoyd 13 and Henry Patterson 12. The Flyers are now 6-5 and the Dolphins 2-7. Elsewhere in Ohio college action Monday night, Wisconsin nipped Ohio State 82-81, Urbana defeated Capital 79-61, Ceotral State downed Rio Grande!J0-69, and Mercy (Mich.) defeated Tiffin 75-67. lowed by Green Bay running back Willard Harrell with two and Detroit guard Lynn Boden wlth one. Thomas carried the ball just three times for two yards ·in game victory over New Orleans, but was in the starting line-up the following week when the Redskins blasted the New York Giants. Thomas remained the team's No. I tailback and did such an outstanding job that when Larry Brown again was healthy, the veteran was switched to fullback to accommodate the rookie. Thomas had three 100-yard rushlng days this season, topped by a 124-yard effort against Cleveland. Thomas is the third of three football playing brothers . Oldest brother Jimmy played with San Francisco for five years before moving on to coach at TCU and brother Earl is a wide receiver with the St. J.,ouis Cardinals . By RICK VAN S.v~T CJNCINN AT! (UP!) - It was cheered in Cincinnati, but it may be banned in BOston . The Ci.ncinnati Reds hosted a movie wor ld · permier Monday night, and ihere were nothing but rave reviews. But the (itrn probably will bomb In Boston. The show, of oourse, was baseball's annual World Series liim, called "Super Series '75," highlights of the RedS' dramatic win over the jloston Red Sox last October . "It made me proud· of my Jearn all over again /' beamed Reds President Bob How sam after the show, . NEIGHER FffiE OR FLOOD ... Although the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge was closed several weeks last year. tha t didn't stop Robert Lipscomb and son Eyria of Mason from a perfect attendance record at the Pomeroy Seventh-day Adventist church for Sabbath school and church services in 1975. The Lipscombs parked on· the West Virginia side of the river, walked across the bridge each Saturday, and a fellow member of the church, took them to the Adventist church on Mulberry Heights Road . Above, they hold perfect attendance gifts present<!\\ by the Sabbath school Supt. Rita White. Another member, Sarah Drake of New Haven also walked across the bridge on severa l Sabbaths to attend Sabbath school and church. Bru:ker rites are Wednesday I MASON\ . W. Va . - Sh irl ey Barker, , 38, of Ma son, a veteran' of Vietnam, T~a ilanif, Korea and Alaska wd~ the United Stat es Arm y, and a member of th e Ma son VFW Post , dled Su nday in the . ~eteran $ Hospital in Hun · hngton . Funera l ser vices wi ll be con ducted at 1: 30 p.m. f rom the Wedn esday F?glesong Fun era l Home w1th t h e Rev . Geo r ge Hoschar o ffi ~ i at ing and burial to fol low 1n the Adams · ville Cemete rv . Vis (.! at ion Series • film lS ready I \ Washington's opening hour~ a t the funeral home w ill be after· 3 p.m. Tuesday . He was born July 28 1937 in West Columbia, a ~on of Herma n Barker , who sur . vives. and the late Margaret Va nMeter Barker. Oth er sur vivors are four sister s, Mrs. Lucille (Ernest) Reed and Mrs. Dor othy (Roger) Ru ssell. both Mason ; Mrs . Bernice ( Don) Cole, Hins· dale, Ill .; and Mrs. Linda (Roger) Delaro sa J uli e t Il l.; two brothers , R'ona ld, of Lemont, Ill., and Wendell. of Point Pl easa nt. , POINT PLEASANT Stating that he "wanted to return to the people of Mason County the services of a lulltime Sheriff," Trox, "Shorty" Huffman Monday filed for that office. · Huffman easily was elected Sheriff in 1968 by a wide margin. Commenting on that term of office, Huffman stated that during his time in office, the budget of the Sheriff was the only one-third · or w~at is prese ntly being spent. The former sheriff is the owner and operator of Point Pleasant Recapping and raises beef ca ttle. He is . married and lives at Camp Conley. His wife, Barbara, is a former Point Pleasant Councilwoman . They have three sons, the younges t of which, Shawn, attends Point Pleasant High School. In 1974 Huffman was eiected by the Mason County Democr(l li c Executive Committee as its chairman, a position he presently holds. A v"eteran of the Air Force, he belongs to various service and civic organizations and is II ~ J UDGE COOK Ravenna judge is candidate for high court By Helen and Sue Bottel Love Me, Love My Nag ~ ~~ ~ Rap: Last March, I bought the grossest looking horse you ever SIIW .. . for a dollar. I've spent over $20() trying to get him in shape, but he's still skinny.and kind of sad looking. (I run two paper routes to support him .) How can r make people stop laughing at him ? Some of them·even think I don't treat him right, but he gets more loving care than any horse I know. He's just not beautiful and he · probably feels terrible about it. I hope you'll print this so that the people who know my horse, Topper , will stop cutting him up . - TERRI AND TOPPER RAVENNA , Ohio- Judge Robert E. Cook of the 11th District Court of Appeals Dear T. and L: Tues day a nn ounced hi s Printing your letter won 't stop all the fun-pokers, but be candidac y for the Ohio assured , Topper could care 'Jess, so long as he has a loving Supreme Court in 1976. Cook, owner ... Tell 'em he 's a hQrse of adifferent contour and ignore a Democrat, is · presen tly the jabs. - HELEN AND SUE serving his seventh year on +++ the Cour t of Appeals. He is a Dear Helen and Sue ' former Prosecuting AtThe second time I walked into my girl's house , her' IAJrney, Common Pleas Judge . grandmother told me , if her "baby" came up pregnant, she'd and a member of the United have me. in jail . (I'm 20, she's 16.) Ever since then I've had to States Congress . A life long resident of listen to 5!kninute lectures on the ills of sex.. · At first her Mom and Dad let me iake·her on a double date Portage County, Cook and his once a week, and go to church witH her on SUnday. Now they wife Evelyn reside in won't let me see her anymore because I'm "too old ." This is Ravenna. He is a graduate of Kent State Universi ty and because her grandmother said so and she controls the family . Before, they liked me line and even had me to dinner often. The College of William and We're sensible and aren't going the sex route . She will Mary La.w Sc!Jiol, Williamsfinish school, and I 'll complete my night school work before we burg, Va. Cook said he seeks even think of marriage. We don't want to sneak, but we care a a sea t on the Supreme Court lot for eaeh other . How do I convince grandma I'm not growing in a n effort tO bes t use his horrui on my forehead? - NOT SO HORRIBLE HENRY lt'ial and appellate .c9urt experience in the tid- Dear Henry, ministration of justice. "'Forget grandma (who seems beyond hope) and concentrate on convincing Mom and Dad. If they aren't completely dominated by a matriarch , they should soon realize their daughter is safter with a sane 20.year-<>ld than she might be With an - er - hom-growing teenage boy.- HELEN Among "first nighters" was Pete Rose, the series MVP, who watched placidly as he made head-first slides and slammed out base hits. The only thing that startled Rose was the high~niensity sound system ·which made every ba tied ball sound like a thtlliderous home run. · " Wish everything I hit sounded like that,' ' muttered Rose. The movie, produced by Major League Baseball Films and available soon from U.S. Navy recruiting Hen<y : • centers around the country, Someone should tell grandma that susptcwn over· offers some unique insight . protection , constant warnings , lack of trust and bossu;ess not into what was Sllid during only drive a girl up the wall , but out the back door to meet her those hot series arguments. bQyfriend on the sneak. (And THAT can lead to trouble .) · Both Reds manager Sparky I hdpe your g.f.'s parents don't stay chicken long . SUE Ariderson and Red Sox boss Rap: . . Sunday Lat e Night Darrell Johnson were wired Mi xe d Le a gue · I met Tony at our country fair carnival, where he operated for sound by the movie· Dec. 28 ,. 1975 the dune-toss concession. I gave him my address and phone Standings producers. Team W, L. number and he t?"k me out twice. I love the way he talks, The flm i opens, of course, No . 6 8 0 way he s bwlt ... and when he smiles - wow ! walks, the with the most controversial No . s 8 0 · He gave me the address of his next stop, but when I wrote , B 0 play of the series - the ~~~~ity Print Shop 0 8 my letter was returned. Could you,please tell me how to get in disputed bunt by Cincimati's Pauley·s I ns . & Ed Armbrister . The play NoR. •4• 11 Y o 8 toueh with a traveling carnival? All I know is its name. I know o a Tony is waiting for my letter. - E. F. helped the Reds win the third High games Men . Don game but the Red Sox Beegle . 167 ; R.oger Spence r . • . 160 ; s am S•monds 151; Dear E., clanne~ Armbrister in- Wome n Jean Spencer 148; If Tony "is waiting for your letter," then I'm due to win the terfered with catcher Carlton Sharon He in l <t 6:. Ma r y Hoover 142 . , gold plated wrist watch on my first dime-toss. The odds are Fisk. Hig h ser ies m en, Sa m about the same. Forget him . - SUE Si mo_ n ds 452 ; Roger Spencer ''He was interfering," 4<1!,) : Do n Beegle 4\4 ; women Johnson screams at umpire Mary Hoover 1101 ,' Dee Dear E., Simonds 398 J Jea n Spencer Larry Barnett. "I'm telling J95 . He has YOUR address. If he wanted to get in tpuch he you that man interfered." Team 11i9h gam e · Tellm would. Carnie men aren't good risks. - HELEN ' . 5 5~7 Replies the calm ump, NoTeam hig h series - No . 5 was no In· 1685 . "There terference." In another game, Johnson dramatic sixth game. COMP.LITI roars from the dugout to But, of course, the Reds contend that Rose was not hit went on to win the series in by a pitched ball . INIUIANCIIIIVICI the seventh game, and when "I want you explain to me fUm narratqr Joe Garagiola what you were doing on that declared "The Cincinnati play," Johnson demanda of Reds are world champions," the umpire. Johnann later the th'latre - filled with Reds : informs the umpires they are officials and their guests - . running "a lousyoperatlon." erupted into applause. The film also brings back There was one player who some ''magic moments" in restrained hl~ applause, the series - like- workhorse however. . pitcher Luis Tlant's uncamy "Yeah, tho Reds were thi. pitching motion set to a Latin best team in baaebltU In beat on the soundtrack. "QUALITY end 1975," said special guest And, there's the "body Darrel Chaney. " But the SERVICE" english " that Carlton Fisk Atlanta Braves wW be the employed to help his game- best in '76." winning home run.stay fair in After the series, the Reds the 12th inning of · that traded Oianey to Atlanta. BOWLING Social · ~ Calendar • ' TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lotlge 363, F&Af>l, Tuesday, 7i30p.m. ; all Master Masons invited. CHESTER COUNCIL 323 D of ' A Tuesday 7i30 p.m. Election and installation of officers. Officers to wear white. POMEROY Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 7' 30 Tuesady nigl.lt at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. I OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, 7,30 Tuesday a t the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. WEDNESDAY JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary , Drew · Webster Post 39, 7 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis . MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Nan Moore . Annual busin ess meeting, with Mrs . Arthur Strauss to review " Washington's Caval· cade" by Charles Hurd. Roll call will be a comment on impressive things about Washington, D. C. MIDDLEPORT Firemen's Auxiliary, Wednesday, 7i30 p.m. at the firehouse . Mrs. Betty Ohlinger a nd Mrs. Emma Wayland to be the hostesses. TROY HUFFMAN a Mason. In announcing his candidacy, Huffman pledged "to be a full-lime working honest sheriff, one that the people ca n depend on and one that they can find either a t the Sheriff's Office or out on patroL" He also noted that he ·would work tow ards ef- . lective, but eveq-ha nded law enforcemen t throughout the county , Huffman is a former Preisdent of the Mason County Young Democrats, and was host in 1968 to the sta tew ide convention held, here . Polly's Pointers Aerosols can create sticky situations lr,,,,~,,,,,,::,,=G;:;;;;=i~:~=,,:ii~~:,:;:,:::,.,,,,,,,,~,:~[: * POU.Y'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - ·Is there any way to get the last onetliird to one-half of the conte~ts out.of an aerosol can? I have four cans of different things that will not spray anymore. Not only is a lot of moil ey w.asted ; but · the frustration. is maddening. I have shaken my a rm off but the cans will not spray aild no one seems to know the a nswer. - RUTH . DEAR RUTH - How I wish I did have a foolproof aliSwer ·to this. Some cans say to give the valve a half tum for longer · use . Also, many products stick around the spray opening and need to have any accumulation wiped away or cleaned out with a pin. I have done this and then Immersed the can upside down In warm water to help dissolve anything that might be clogging it. ~ POLLY . I POMEROY Lodge 164, . F&AM. regular meeting , 7:30 . p. m. Wednesday at imple; all Master Masons attending . THURSDAY CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. Thursday at church rectory with Jane Frymyer, Marilyn E ppl e, Jo Ellen Roush and Janis Deem, hostesses; no mass . CHESHIRE UNit ed Methodist Women, Thursday, I : 30 p.m. a t church with prayer and self-denial services as program topic; anyone welcome. FREE CLothing day , Thursday, at Salvation · Ar· my, Bu tternut Ave .. Pomeroy, 10 a.m. until noon. All area residents in need of clothing are welcome. 'PAST Coun cilors Club, Daughters of America , 7: 30 p.m. Thursday a t home of Mrs. Eva Dessauer. · REVIVAL Hysell Run Free . Me thodist Church Thursday through Jan . 18, 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Norma n Taylor as evangelist; s pecia l vocal music. Paul Neville, pastor, invites the public. LAUREL CLIFF Be tter Health Club, 7i30 Thursday, at the home ,or Mrs. Iva Powell. ROCK SPRINGS Grange , 7i30 p.m. Thursday . liquid detergent, hand soap or laundry detergent and rub, and 'they always come out for me. I worked lor years in · doctors' offices and in hos pi(ats and know that ~ither hot or cold water congeals blood, so tile suceess is determined by the temperat\lfe of the .water. MACIE. You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorlte homemaking Idea , Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this ' newspaper. ' GET CASH FOR CHRISTMAS? HERE'S A BUY FOR YOURSELF! DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peev·e concerns the cords on elec tric irons . They are always too short to reach the 'end of the ironing ·hoard, so one can iron the shoulders of shirts . - MICKI. DEAR POLLY - W))~n buying readymade clothes off the rack, many of them do not have any seams that can be let out. :I'hey are hemstitched along the edges by maehine and only have one-fourth inch sea ms. After the first washing the garment is often tighter and there is no way to let it out. What happened to those five-eighths seams we used to.have in dresses, etc.? That is my Pet )'eeve. MRS. E .M.M. DEAR POLLY - My answer Is for Mrs. B. who cam.o t get blood siains out Of permanent press linens. I have been very successful with the following, as long as the stains have not been tampered with. Just wet in luke warm (not hot or cold) water and work stain with the hands, as you hold them under the running water. If a stain has dried .nd seems a add _ _ -......... New titles on the bookmobile 15.95 .... · , lain n·••,. 1 ....,.,... ___ . ........ tllrfeol "' Gieomltlg-MCI _ p _ _ ,_ Nilw books on the Meigs. Jackson - Vinton County bookmobile; Common ·Sense Organ ic Gardening, by Warner and Luelle Bowers. Great Country Cooking Veg etabl es, by Farm Jo.urnal . 'nurner.a ....- . . leltlleletrep. Anf ._ Bulova ou=•·-· ~PA~ rr9UU Bu ~ hman . ·Jnformal ' Entertaining, f=arm JournaL 365 Ways to Cook Chicken, by Carl L yren. JEWELRY · Everyday Cooki ng with Herb5. by Mary A. Collin. The Natural Foods Sweet· Tooth Cookbook, by Eunice • Farmllant . Ask Any Vegetable (Crail projects with gourds. peanuts SIORE ' Court St., Pomer«!Y lind conimon vegetables) by Eshmeyer . Natural Foods, by Barbara and D.t X. Fenten . . Great County Cooking Choice Candy, by E:dltors of Farm Journal. The Fine Wines of • California, by num . JANUARY. CLEARANCE· ·. AND llances SAVE AS MUCH AS 50% ~flME Hur~t Hllln· Nut& , by Olive L. Earle with Michael Kantor . The Care and Feeding of Friends, by ttka Chase. Fashion Sewing for Everyone, by Adele P. Margolis. Quality Furniture A · Country Style, by Editors of Goesslet · ADON SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 Sun. 10 to 10 . We Accept Federal-Food Stamps. PHONE 992-3480 Corner Mill and Second Sts. we rese~ve the right to limit quantities. MIDDLEPORT, 0. GROUND CHUCK ALL THRU '76 . We're Working Harder ' To Bring You Lower Prices! Fresh & Lean From USDA Choice Beef SUPERIORS USDA ~HOICE SUPERIORS POLISH SAUSAGE lb. 89~ WIENERS GROUND ROUND • 69• 89 SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL BEEF or ALL MEAT ,. SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL MEAT PIECE BOLOGNA ,. lb. '\ News Notes Mr. and Mu. Bert •, Schrimsher and family of , Loqlsvllle visited recently with Mrs. Bess Larkins. · Qlrlslmas dinner BUests of Mr. andMrs. Warren Pickens · wwe Mr. and Mrs. R. · E. • Wllllams, Mr. and· Mrs. Lyle Balderson IIJld· Kay. 9 $ 12 oz . lb. KEEBLER ZESTA CRACKERS l~b. box 4 lb. Boneless Chuck Roast lb. •1.09 .. . ·English Roast ..... , •••••••••· lb.~ Arm Roast .................... lb. 89' . CASH SAVER PRINGLES Dog Food 79 25 lb. POTATO CHIPS · Single · ean ~· }.Winter Summer . ANTI· FREEZE •3•• bag Swift's Premium galloo . APPIAN WAY BEEF STEW PIZZA MIX 24 oz. can box Frozen Food Buy 39e DAIRY BUYS BROUGHTON'S COllAGE CHEESE 24 oz. crt. Swiftning,.s.~~~.r.~~:~.: .. ~ .... 3~~" .$1 EOON 4 roll 69~ T01'Iet T'ISSUe •••••••• ~·········,··· pkg•. 29 DUNCAN HINES ··a9~ BROUGHTON'S ·. FRENCH ONION DIP· •· . 89~ Brownie- M1x.~~.':'!~r.~!~~............ · . 8 oz. carton 39~ SCOT LAD ICE CREAM 'iz' gallon 89~ Carnation HOT COCOA MIX 12 ct. box EGGS Grade 'B' large doz. ····~· 'liO'I'COCOII. "' MIX;;. I·..., . . - I age COLAoz. 8 COFFEE-MATE 22 oz. jar Now On~ Reedsville ' CHUCK ROAST lb. The Co111pteie Herbal Guide 'to Natural Hea lth & Beauty, by Dian Dincin WATCH FOR OUR F U. S. Government .Inspected ~~~l>':.'='l.:-s.~:;;,~;-;;?,;:.:~::~· Huf&nan wants old job back as sheriff Thomas NFL 'Rookie-of-Year' . By RICK GOSSEUN the fifth round. UPI Sports Writer But thE Redskins do S<.'Out NEW YORK ( UPI) - ThE the colle~e ranks and do know Washington Redskins do not talent- whleh is why Allen get many picks in the annual tapped running back Mike college dralt each January. ~Thomas ·when he was still so when their turn comes o.,- around in the filth round last they have to make their January . selection count. Thomas, who spent the last George Allen has built the lew games of his senior Redskins on his "future is sea5on at the University of now" credo and, in doing so, Nev.ada-Las Vegas on the has stripped his club of bench nursing an ankle invirtually all high round draft jury, responded to the ·· picks through .., 1980. Redsk~ n s' confidence by Washington did not get a pick leading the team in rushing in thE 1975 college draft until wi\h 919 yards, ranking third 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerny, 0 .. TUI,sd.av. . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomerny . 0 .. '1\wsd a~· . .1<-in. li. 1!17fi PRODUCE DEPARTMENr FLORIDA ORANGES 5 lb. bag On Sale All Week Coke or Sprite , .,, 8 PAK 16oz. bots. ON r J& bots. pak' ,\l F I'd! \NEE I< DIET RITE COLA. 16 oz. PAk c �• 6- The Daily lientinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., TUesday , J""· 6, t97H wtt.h treats, the congregati~n sang Christmas carols. LewiS Sauer was the song leader, and Mrs. , Everett Bachner was accompanist. Annual Christmas program held The annual Christmas ' program of the Middleport Fi-rst Unilcd Pr es byterian Church was held on the Sunday before Christmas. · Kim Glass had a piano solo, "Go Tell it on the Mountain," and Nancy Wallace played a trwnpet solo, "I'll Be Home for Christmas.u Kim and Nancy then presented a .. ,. ~- 4 • : •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• J • : Green ••• Thumb •• •• Notes ·••• • ARTIST INTRODUt;:ED - Polly Trumbore, acting director of the Ashland (Ky.) Area Art Gallery, attended a Meet the Artist reception given in her honor Sunday at Riverby, home of the French Art Colony. Sunday was the official opening of Mrs. Trumbore 's exhibit of watercolors wfitch will be displayed throughout January. Gallery hours are .5\ltur~ays · and Sundays, I to 5p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 3p.m. •• •• •• • •• A weekly feature · of Meigs County Garden Club members. By Mra. Chlor.us Grlmm,l974-74 Meigs County Garden Clubs Association Contact Chairwoman What's tt all about ..• THOSE GARDEN CLUBS! In last week's colwnn, we talked about the purposes of garden clubs and .the roles they play in community beautification, promotion oflbe appreciation and conservation of wild flowers, wild life, forests and natural resources, and the therapy provided in knowing, growing, showing and sharing flowers . ~Gi;r====s~~'~'t'''''i)i=;;;,,, , ,]iJ·' Cantest d ~~fi~E~:~~!t~tf.~~~~::::::~::::~:::~:::: !i: ann 0 unce By Charlene Hoeflich :::: · o: A service unit meeting will be held Thursday from .7to 8:30 P·lll· at the Pomeroy Elementary School, Mrs. Pat Thomas, service unit director, announced today. All troops are asked to be represented at the meeting since Mrs. Elizabeth Nutter' district director for the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council will be present. Plans will also he made for the annual Girl Scout Cookie sale. Mrs. Mary Dorst will be cookie chairwoman. Order taking will begin 011 Jan. 30at 4 p.m. and will end on Feb. 8. The cookies Jl'ill be delivered from April ! to Aprii!O. Also ';J.be planned at Thursday night's meeting will be the observance of International Thinking Day. Mrs. Donna Ohlinger will assist Mrs. Thoma in plpnning this event which will lake place in February. The sustaining membership enrollment will also be discussed and the chairperson"lll conduct the fund drive the week of March 7 will be announced by Mrs. Thoma. REEDSVILLE GIRL SCOUTS . Junior Girl Scout Troop 1067.and Cadette Troop 1052 held a <Ju:istrnas party recently at Stewart hall. Prior to· the party, the girls went caroling and delivered fruit, copkies and candy to the sick and elderly of the Reedsville-Loog Bottom area, The birthday of Judy Holter was celebl'~ted. Her mother, Mrs, Harold Holter, served a decorated c<jl~- Ao the scouts. Also served were sandwiches, hot chocolate' and chips. Birthday gifts were presented to Judy. The scouts. enjoyed. a Christmas gift exchange. Scouts attending were Cathy Cowdery, Trina McCoy, Jodi Barringer, Diana Smith, Dee Dailey, Jodi Smith, Darlene Barton, Alison Cauthorn, Ann Jones, Kim Reed,. Shella Buchanan, Rhonda , Holsinger, Kay Balderson, Pebbles ·Blake, Patricia Boston, Angel Blake, Mary Masters, Susan Hannum, Carla Cowdery, Teresa Hannwn, Patty Lawrence, Judy Holter, a guest, Marcia Sexson, and leaders Mrs. Holter, Mrs. Roy Hannum and ·Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Mrs. Dayid A. Smith was also a guest at the party. The district ritualistic contest was announced for. Feb. t9 at the Harrisonville E lementary School ·When Pomona Grange ,met Friday night at the Rock Springs Grange hall. Granges in the seven counties of the district are expected to compete in the contest and Pomona voted to enter during the meeting. Plans were discussed for tile annual Grange banquet to he held in April and tentative dates selected were April 2, 9 or 23. Mrs. Helen Quivey was appointed to contact the Salisbury Sehoul concerning a s~i table date, availability of the building and .the tnenu. Norman Wi.ll, master, presided. at the meeting wi1h Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan, Women's"". Activities chairperson, reporting on the state and national projects for the year. -·· Earl Starkey, legis lative c;ha}rm*11, ·an-, nounced a disti'id'.!egislative meeting to be held on Wednesday, Jan. 14 at Albany .· Keith Gircle , Miegs County Minuteman, pres~rlted a biCentennial program. Ohio Valley Grange was host fpr the meeting, with the Racine Grange to be host in March. OAGC in Meigs _Co unty and give a brief resume of each . It is, of course, lmposstble to bst all of the worthwhtle projects accomplished, the many hours of therapeutic work, the time and effort put in civic beautification . But we have tried here to Jist a few of the recent projects of each club. . POMEROY GARDJ;:N.(lLYBS~ The Pomeroy Garden Club is u\e oldest club, having been organized 40 years ago. They have 12 members participating . in county flower shows, making arrangemen!'l for organizatioos and conducting therapy work. Mrs. Howard Nolan has demonstrated designing flowers out of Jllant materials and has displayed many beautiful stones in the educational classes of county .shows. Mrs. Thelma McMurray of Mason is the immediate past president, with Mrs . Margaret Blaettnar the current president. The Pomeroy Club was a cohost for the November Region II meeting held in Middleport. Tra..~sfers Glen STORE HOURS .. 188 . Second hig h ind . game McCLURE'S . DAIRY ISLE Middleport Ph. 992-5248 ·20% OFF Darrell Dugan . 199 , Mary Vos~ and ~arlene Wil son rao ASK TOWED ser1es • Bill Wi lford POMEROY - A marriage 573H1gh ; Marlene Wi lson 531. license has been issued to Sec ond high seribs Darrell Dug on 556 · Helen Terry Lee Powell, 20, Rt. 1, ,Phe lps 502 ,. 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The civic projects have been many - planting the redbud and, dogwood trail through Middleport, plantings at the Memorial Park near the Post Office, and at tbe new welfare building on Race St. • flowering crabs have been planted at the edge of town and > the bicentennial project for the club is the triangular planter at the intersection of Mill and North Second, the "Y", to be filled with red, while and blue flowers and an American flag . The members have been active in aU of the county flower shows · and . through the years have. provided floral arrangements for churches, organizations and otbers of the community. . Mrs. Sibley Slack is serving a second term as club presi!fent. BEND 0' THE RIVER GARDEN CLUB The Bend 0' the River Club is six years old with 11 members, .but de8pife the fact that they are small in number , · Uwy are active in civi9 improvement and have won awards for tli~ir participation in tbe Sears Conununily ir1Jprovement Ptogram at the Letart Falls Cemetery. ·' " The club members actively par~cipate in the county flower shows and make floral arran~ements for churches, hanks and organizations of the area. They are active in .Mr . and Mrs. Mike Miller , therapy programs apd have had guest demonstrations at open Larry Duvall of Chillicothe Bradbury. entertained on ··· meetings, New Year's Eve with a party. was the Satuq:lay guest of Bicentennial projects are to be carried out this year. Mrs. Roger Nease of Minersville. Guests were The New Wilson Carpenter was re..,lected president for the 197:;..76 year. The two were roommates a t . Franklin Real Estate Co. to Creations yout.h group of the Ohio State University. , CHESTER GARDEN CLUB Albans Properties Co., ~, 842 Bradbury Church of Christ. C. 1.. Hiller has returned to . ' One of the oldest clubs in the county, the Chester Garden acre, CoJwnbia. Devotions were .given and his home in Minersville after Larry's Mobile Home. Sales refreshments se rved during a holiday visit with his son, (Jub was organized in 1939 and has )Oactive members. the evening. Attending were In addillim to the many projects which·the club has carried Inc. to Evans Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. William King, Eugene Miller, and family at ·out over past years, they are now ,active in numerous other Inc., Lot 107, Pomeroy. M tt d H th . . Talmadge . undertakings including monthly garden club therapy sessions Orland W. Gilliand, Eunice a an ea er Fm 1aw, D<;in Nease has returned to 0. Gilliand to Orland IV. Mrs. Maryln Wilcox, Bryan · his studies at Bowling Green in individualized instruction at the Chester school. They remember shut~ns and infirmary residents with Gilliand, Eunice o. Gilliand, and Beverly, Greg Browning, Uhiversity 3rter a three week visits and gifts. They work with the 4-H dubs, and the Senior Parcels, Olive. Rodney and Rita Bailey, vacation with · his parents, Otizens Center plantings oo the bank of the Ohio River at Stanley K Trussell, Sadie Kevin and Sherry King, Dave Mr. and Mrs. Frri Nease, Pomeroy were made possible by the club's assistance. · E. TrusseD to Harold E . • Cole, Sherry Barnhart, John Minersville. . ' flower arrangements are made by the club members for Trussell Donald ·E. Trussell Blake, Randy Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. ·H. W. Davis numerous school, church and community affiars. Besides . ' Tammy and Chnsty Stanley, Ralph E.' Trussell , 146 acres, Tern. Ow ens, v·1cky Hoffman of Athens s pent . Sunday with these many activities, several of the members are qualified ·to Ch es te r. Lind G d Sh · . ' . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. giv.e guest demonstrations, and have been !he recip!en~ of Carroll M. Fisher, Joan C. a erar ' aron Bmg, Uswin Nease . state awards. For three years tbe Region II outstanding .Fisher to Sebert Belcher Jr. , Desl Jeffers and Ruth Car. gardener was a member of the Chester Club. Diana Belcher, 10.34 acres, sey · Mrs. Reid Young is the immediate past president and Columbia. ' Mrs. Earl Ingels, the 1975 OlristmasJ!ower show chairwoman, Blake, . Charles Rittenour, Jean Grace Blake, is the current-president. Rittenour to Monongahela Inez Barnhart , Marvin BarnTo he continued at a later date. hart to Herbert D, Coler, 30 Power Co., Ease., Olive. · Vel<!rans needing financial ·, Jesse Baker, · deed .. to acres, Olive . Franklin L. Grimm dk to assiStance to continue their . Virginia Baker, Dain Baker, UNDERGOES SURGERY CLASS POSTPONED Grace Blake, Inez Barnhart, Neva M. Grimm , Cert. of education under the Gl Bill are eligible for increased RUTLAND - Fred George The ballroom dance class Trans. , Pomeroy. Aff. of Trans., Olive. Virginia Baker, Dain Evelyn Gaul to Richard ' benefits under the Veterans underwent surgery Wed- that had been planned to Administration wor~-study nesday at the Camden Clark begin in January sports..-ed Baker, Margaret' Baker, Gaul, Lot 2, Chester. program, L. M. Merritt, Hospital, Parkersburg, W. by the French Art Colony director of the Cleveland VA Va. He expects to be returned musfbe postponed until April Region'al Offic'l, said today. home later this week; Mrs. due to the instructor's change Merritt noted that a recent Dorothy Bryan, a sister, in schedule. Details of the revision of the law governing reports. hew start date will he anth e program permits a nounced later by t~e French veteran to earn a maximwn Art Colooy. of $625 per seme~ter by 3 piece Chicken Dinner with- mashed working a maximum of 250 potatoes and gravy or french fries, baked hours for the VA . Previously, SEND A Pomeroy Bowling Lanes veterans were limited to 500 beans or slaw, roll & honey. Dec . 211, 1975 Early Sunday hours a year, or 100 hours per Mhced League semester. S>tandings Under the progrAm, Team W, L. ·Jack's Dairy B-ar 8 0 selected veterans enrolled in Pullins Excavating 6 1 t schools under VA education Hili 8. Mayer Barber" 6 2 programs hold part tillle Tom ' s Carry out 2 6 2. 6 agency jobs which relate to or Pomeroy flower ',hop No . 6 0 a ''--com pIe me, ~ .t t h·e'l r , Team .H igh. indiVidual game _ B 1l l Wi lfOrd 21L... Ju liA Boyles educational studies. Offer good thru Sun. Milkrs host Meigs "festivities Property trumpet and trombone duet, Becky and Debbie Coleman. Before the arrival of Santa " Do You Hear What! Hear." A playlet, "Hail the King," was narrated by Mrs. Dwight Wallace . Mrs . Jack Coleman MASON FURNITURE directed tile play with roles being taken by the primary and jW1iOr class members, Burke Lyons, Kim Fraley, Kevin Milan, Erlc Johnson, \ Mon., Tues .• Wed. & !lat.-8:30til5:00 Zandra Vaughan , Pam THURSDAY TIL 12 NOON Crooks and Cindy Crooks . The primary and junior classes sing Christmas carols and the youlh fellowship presented an original play, "The Best Christmas Ever." Taking the parts were Kathy Coleman, Trudy Hall , Joe Mason, W. Va . 773-5592 Herman Grate McCloud, .Tina Smith, Terri Yeauger, Chris Yeauger , ,. -'itbft1*tct:r"2Y·I ·--' ·- - - ~- ,, . ,......_,_,.....,,...,..,.,..,... ~: J": 1 . ~ -• ~~I • • • • • • • • ,.,.,.,.,.,...,_.,._.,_._..,,• • , ~: GOLDEN ISLE BUTTERMILK .· ....... ·... ........... :. . ;:...=: . ~'?:!:'Z!!~-.:-~~·. .. ...... • o o ' f: o • ' • - _ _......-- --'· -· -. · -• •"-.~. ,..,..._ • • •·-. · , - ·~·· · - -,.·.. .• ~ s..:~· !JiGl.:.V.-4-!¥.4···""' ~· ' o FOLGER'S COFFEE ~: • f: "" - - - - - - - 1 ·~·~·~· . . . .. ·I SGv.·~~ • • • • • l ~ CHARM IN TISSUE ~r·. ' . jug r '. ·~ Coupon : ·k 'i· : • • • •••••, • • • • • • ~- • \. . ' • , • • EJCpires 1-1 0-76 2 lb .can ' ., • ~ 4 'I: •, : ·: Twin Cities Ga!eway : J J. : Twin Cities Gateway 1.~1· ·•. · · · · · · ·, · · · · ' " ' ' ' ···-·~·~·~· .... .tf.l~ · · · · ' ' · ' ' . ' . 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Annual Christmas program held The annual Christmas ' program of the Middleport Fi-rst Unilcd Pr es byterian Church was held on the Sunday before Christmas. · Kim Glass had a piano solo, "Go Tell it on the Mountain," and Nancy Wallace played a trwnpet solo, "I'll Be Home for Christmas.u Kim and Nancy then presented a .. ,. ~- 4 • : •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• J • : Green ••• Thumb •• •• Notes ·••• • ARTIST INTRODUt;:ED - Polly Trumbore, acting director of the Ashland (Ky.) Area Art Gallery, attended a Meet the Artist reception given in her honor Sunday at Riverby, home of the French Art Colony. Sunday was the official opening of Mrs. Trumbore 's exhibit of watercolors wfitch will be displayed throughout January. Gallery hours are .5\ltur~ays · and Sundays, I to 5p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 3p.m. •• •• •• • •• A weekly feature · of Meigs County Garden Club members. By Mra. Chlor.us Grlmm,l974-74 Meigs County Garden Clubs Association Contact Chairwoman What's tt all about ..• THOSE GARDEN CLUBS! In last week's colwnn, we talked about the purposes of garden clubs and .the roles they play in community beautification, promotion oflbe appreciation and conservation of wild flowers, wild life, forests and natural resources, and the therapy provided in knowing, growing, showing and sharing flowers . ~Gi;r====s~~'~'t'''''i)i=;;;,,, , ,]iJ·' Cantest d ~~fi~E~:~~!t~tf.~~~~::::::~::::~:::~:::: !i: ann 0 unce By Charlene Hoeflich :::: · o: A service unit meeting will be held Thursday from .7to 8:30 P·lll· at the Pomeroy Elementary School, Mrs. Pat Thomas, service unit director, announced today. All troops are asked to be represented at the meeting since Mrs. Elizabeth Nutter' district director for the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council will be present. Plans will also he made for the annual Girl Scout Cookie sale. Mrs. Mary Dorst will be cookie chairwoman. Order taking will begin 011 Jan. 30at 4 p.m. and will end on Feb. 8. The cookies Jl'ill be delivered from April ! to Aprii!O. Also ';J.be planned at Thursday night's meeting will be the observance of International Thinking Day. Mrs. Donna Ohlinger will assist Mrs. Thoma in plpnning this event which will lake place in February. The sustaining membership enrollment will also be discussed and the chairperson"lll conduct the fund drive the week of March 7 will be announced by Mrs. Thoma. REEDSVILLE GIRL SCOUTS . Junior Girl Scout Troop 1067.and Cadette Troop 1052 held a <Ju:istrnas party recently at Stewart hall. Prior to· the party, the girls went caroling and delivered fruit, copkies and candy to the sick and elderly of the Reedsville-Loog Bottom area, The birthday of Judy Holter was celebl'~ted. Her mother, Mrs, Harold Holter, served a decorated c<jl~- Ao the scouts. Also served were sandwiches, hot chocolate' and chips. Birthday gifts were presented to Judy. The scouts. enjoyed. a Christmas gift exchange. Scouts attending were Cathy Cowdery, Trina McCoy, Jodi Barringer, Diana Smith, Dee Dailey, Jodi Smith, Darlene Barton, Alison Cauthorn, Ann Jones, Kim Reed,. Shella Buchanan, Rhonda , Holsinger, Kay Balderson, Pebbles ·Blake, Patricia Boston, Angel Blake, Mary Masters, Susan Hannum, Carla Cowdery, Teresa Hannwn, Patty Lawrence, Judy Holter, a guest, Marcia Sexson, and leaders Mrs. Holter, Mrs. Roy Hannum and ·Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Mrs. Dayid A. Smith was also a guest at the party. The district ritualistic contest was announced for. Feb. t9 at the Harrisonville E lementary School ·When Pomona Grange ,met Friday night at the Rock Springs Grange hall. Granges in the seven counties of the district are expected to compete in the contest and Pomona voted to enter during the meeting. Plans were discussed for tile annual Grange banquet to he held in April and tentative dates selected were April 2, 9 or 23. Mrs. Helen Quivey was appointed to contact the Salisbury Sehoul concerning a s~i table date, availability of the building and .the tnenu. Norman Wi.ll, master, presided. at the meeting wi1h Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan, Women's"". Activities chairperson, reporting on the state and national projects for the year. -·· Earl Starkey, legis lative c;ha}rm*11, ·an-, nounced a disti'id'.!egislative meeting to be held on Wednesday, Jan. 14 at Albany .· Keith Gircle , Miegs County Minuteman, pres~rlted a biCentennial program. Ohio Valley Grange was host fpr the meeting, with the Racine Grange to be host in March. OAGC in Meigs _Co unty and give a brief resume of each . It is, of course, lmposstble to bst all of the worthwhtle projects accomplished, the many hours of therapeutic work, the time and effort put in civic beautification . But we have tried here to Jist a few of the recent projects of each club. . POMEROY GARDJ;:N.(lLYBS~ The Pomeroy Garden Club is u\e oldest club, having been organized 40 years ago. They have 12 members participating . in county flower shows, making arrangemen!'l for organizatioos and conducting therapy work. Mrs. Howard Nolan has demonstrated designing flowers out of Jllant materials and has displayed many beautiful stones in the educational classes of county .shows. Mrs. Thelma McMurray of Mason is the immediate past president, with Mrs . Margaret Blaettnar the current president. The Pomeroy Club was a cohost for the November Region II meeting held in Middleport. Tra..~sfers Glen STORE HOURS .. 188 . Second hig h ind . game McCLURE'S . DAIRY ISLE Middleport Ph. 992-5248 ·20% OFF Darrell Dugan . 199 , Mary Vos~ and ~arlene Wil son rao ASK TOWED ser1es • Bill Wi lford POMEROY - A marriage 573H1gh ; Marlene Wi lson 531. license has been issued to Sec ond high seribs Darrell Dug on 556 · Helen Terry Lee Powell, 20, Rt. 1, ,Phe lps 502 ,. 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The civic projects have been many - planting the redbud and, dogwood trail through Middleport, plantings at the Memorial Park near the Post Office, and at tbe new welfare building on Race St. • flowering crabs have been planted at the edge of town and > the bicentennial project for the club is the triangular planter at the intersection of Mill and North Second, the "Y", to be filled with red, while and blue flowers and an American flag . The members have been active in aU of the county flower shows · and . through the years have. provided floral arrangements for churches, organizations and otbers of the community. . Mrs. Sibley Slack is serving a second term as club presi!fent. BEND 0' THE RIVER GARDEN CLUB The Bend 0' the River Club is six years old with 11 members, .but de8pife the fact that they are small in number , · Uwy are active in civi9 improvement and have won awards for tli~ir participation in tbe Sears Conununily ir1Jprovement Ptogram at the Letart Falls Cemetery. ·' " The club members actively par~cipate in the county flower shows and make floral arran~ements for churches, hanks and organizations of the area. They are active in .Mr . and Mrs. Mike Miller , therapy programs apd have had guest demonstrations at open Larry Duvall of Chillicothe Bradbury. entertained on ··· meetings, New Year's Eve with a party. was the Satuq:lay guest of Bicentennial projects are to be carried out this year. Mrs. Roger Nease of Minersville. Guests were The New Wilson Carpenter was re..,lected president for the 197:;..76 year. The two were roommates a t . Franklin Real Estate Co. to Creations yout.h group of the Ohio State University. , CHESTER GARDEN CLUB Albans Properties Co., ~, 842 Bradbury Church of Christ. C. 1.. Hiller has returned to . ' One of the oldest clubs in the county, the Chester Garden acre, CoJwnbia. Devotions were .given and his home in Minersville after Larry's Mobile Home. Sales refreshments se rved during a holiday visit with his son, (Jub was organized in 1939 and has )Oactive members. the evening. Attending were In addillim to the many projects which·the club has carried Inc. to Evans Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. William King, Eugene Miller, and family at ·out over past years, they are now ,active in numerous other Inc., Lot 107, Pomeroy. M tt d H th . . Talmadge . undertakings including monthly garden club therapy sessions Orland W. Gilliand, Eunice a an ea er Fm 1aw, D<;in Nease has returned to 0. Gilliand to Orland IV. Mrs. Maryln Wilcox, Bryan · his studies at Bowling Green in individualized instruction at the Chester school. They remember shut~ns and infirmary residents with Gilliand, Eunice o. Gilliand, and Beverly, Greg Browning, Uhiversity 3rter a three week visits and gifts. They work with the 4-H dubs, and the Senior Parcels, Olive. Rodney and Rita Bailey, vacation with · his parents, Otizens Center plantings oo the bank of the Ohio River at Stanley K Trussell, Sadie Kevin and Sherry King, Dave Mr. and Mrs. Frri Nease, Pomeroy were made possible by the club's assistance. · E. TrusseD to Harold E . • Cole, Sherry Barnhart, John Minersville. . ' flower arrangements are made by the club members for Trussell Donald ·E. Trussell Blake, Randy Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. ·H. W. Davis numerous school, church and community affiars. Besides . ' Tammy and Chnsty Stanley, Ralph E.' Trussell , 146 acres, Tern. Ow ens, v·1cky Hoffman of Athens s pent . Sunday with these many activities, several of the members are qualified ·to Ch es te r. Lind G d Sh · . ' . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. giv.e guest demonstrations, and have been !he recip!en~ of Carroll M. Fisher, Joan C. a erar ' aron Bmg, Uswin Nease . state awards. For three years tbe Region II outstanding .Fisher to Sebert Belcher Jr. , Desl Jeffers and Ruth Car. gardener was a member of the Chester Club. Diana Belcher, 10.34 acres, sey · Mrs. Reid Young is the immediate past president and Columbia. ' Mrs. Earl Ingels, the 1975 OlristmasJ!ower show chairwoman, Blake, . Charles Rittenour, Jean Grace Blake, is the current-president. Rittenour to Monongahela Inez Barnhart , Marvin BarnTo he continued at a later date. hart to Herbert D, Coler, 30 Power Co., Ease., Olive. · Vel<!rans needing financial ·, Jesse Baker, · deed .. to acres, Olive . Franklin L. Grimm dk to assiStance to continue their . Virginia Baker, Dain Baker, UNDERGOES SURGERY CLASS POSTPONED Grace Blake, Inez Barnhart, Neva M. Grimm , Cert. of education under the Gl Bill are eligible for increased RUTLAND - Fred George The ballroom dance class Trans. , Pomeroy. Aff. of Trans., Olive. Virginia Baker, Dain Evelyn Gaul to Richard ' benefits under the Veterans underwent surgery Wed- that had been planned to Administration wor~-study nesday at the Camden Clark begin in January sports..-ed Baker, Margaret' Baker, Gaul, Lot 2, Chester. program, L. M. Merritt, Hospital, Parkersburg, W. by the French Art Colony director of the Cleveland VA Va. He expects to be returned musfbe postponed until April Region'al Offic'l, said today. home later this week; Mrs. due to the instructor's change Merritt noted that a recent Dorothy Bryan, a sister, in schedule. Details of the revision of the law governing reports. hew start date will he anth e program permits a nounced later by t~e French veteran to earn a maximwn Art Colooy. of $625 per seme~ter by 3 piece Chicken Dinner with- mashed working a maximum of 250 potatoes and gravy or french fries, baked hours for the VA . Previously, SEND A Pomeroy Bowling Lanes veterans were limited to 500 beans or slaw, roll & honey. Dec . 211, 1975 Early Sunday hours a year, or 100 hours per Mhced League semester. S>tandings Under the progrAm, Team W, L. ·Jack's Dairy B-ar 8 0 selected veterans enrolled in Pullins Excavating 6 1 t schools under VA education Hili 8. Mayer Barber" 6 2 programs hold part tillle Tom ' s Carry out 2 6 2. 6 agency jobs which relate to or Pomeroy flower ',hop No . 6 0 a ''--com pIe me, ~ .t t h·e'l r , Team .H igh. indiVidual game _ B 1l l Wi lfOrd 21L... Ju liA Boyles educational studies. Offer good thru Sun. Milkrs host Meigs "festivities Property trumpet and trombone duet, Becky and Debbie Coleman. Before the arrival of Santa " Do You Hear What! Hear." A playlet, "Hail the King," was narrated by Mrs. Dwight Wallace . Mrs . Jack Coleman MASON FURNITURE directed tile play with roles being taken by the primary and jW1iOr class members, Burke Lyons, Kim Fraley, Kevin Milan, Erlc Johnson, \ Mon., Tues .• Wed. & !lat.-8:30til5:00 Zandra Vaughan , Pam THURSDAY TIL 12 NOON Crooks and Cindy Crooks . The primary and junior classes sing Christmas carols and the youlh fellowship presented an original play, "The Best Christmas Ever." Taking the parts were Kathy Coleman, Trudy Hall , Joe Mason, W. Va . 773-5592 Herman Grate McCloud, .Tina Smith, Terri Yeauger, Chris Yeauger , ,. -'itbft1*tct:r"2Y·I ·--' ·- - - ~- ,, . ,......_,_,.....,,...,..,.,..,... ~: J": 1 . ~ -• ~~I • • • • • • • • ,.,.,.,.,.,...,_.,._.,_._..,,• • , ~: GOLDEN ISLE BUTTERMILK .· ....... ·... ........... :. . ;:...=: . ~'?:!:'Z!!~-.:-~~·. .. ...... • o o ' f: o • ' • - _ _......-- --'· -· -. · -• •"-.~. ,..,..._ • • •·-. · , - ·~·· · - -,.·.. .• ~ s..:~· !JiGl.:.V.-4-!¥.4···""' ~· ' o FOLGER'S COFFEE ~: • f: "" - - - - - - - 1 ·~·~·~· . . . .. ·I SGv.·~~ • • • • • l ~ CHARM IN TISSUE ~r·. ' . jug r '. ·~ Coupon : ·k 'i· : • • • •••••, • • • • • • ~- • \. . ' • , • • EJCpires 1-1 0-76 2 lb .can ' ., • ~ 4 'I: •, : ·: Twin Cities Ga!eway : J J. : Twin Cities Gateway 1.~1· ·•. · · · · · · ·, · · · · ' " ' ' ' ···-·~·~·~· .... .tf.l~ · · · · ' ' · ' ' . ' . 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'" l' (f t ' det:"med ('r t• ' l\ t l ,, 11, .I U ' o b lecttona l ~ultl r ~l 11, 1 Will Auto Sales Auto Sales WAN ]' A D S INF O R MATI O N Television log for easy viewing Business Services 2-SIGN-S. =--P _o _m _ e~ ro -y-~1 OF . QUALITY . Motor co. fiH' no t ~\ t• r , t 1.H I P •nsc rt .on Mm tm um C,haq1e Sl oo Now arTance thf' ~irclf'd lf'ttf'rs to form the IUrpriH answer. u auue•ted by the abo''f' cartoon. I ~·--... 'Aa.ew~n I J•mhl"'"· LATHE . ..,.. Ht<rrdaf • ... A.n••rr: WALn SURETY lomorro-..1 UNCURL • T'hc• U'tl&/ j " U' hll' h flit• lfi iJ /Imr rd IIIJI'rrtl no - " WAll 'GTREET ' Wolfpen News Notes· Mr . Lincoln Russell , local , Mr. and Mrs . James F . Russell, Middleport. Mr . and Mrs . Dale Russell and famil y of Colwnbus, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Vicki and Bruce, Albany , Mr. and Mrs. Tad Gilkey , Mr . and Mrs. •Walter Jordan , son were Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and Karen of Albany. Mr . and Mrs. Ray Russell of Washington C. H. were visiting Mr . Lincoln Russell Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Jolmson, local, Mr. and Mrs . l•rry Barr and children of Rtlt\i!nd and . Miss Patncia Thoma of Loutsvtlle, , Ky ., were Christmas eve dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Thoma. Mr . and Mrs. Daniel Worley of Beckley, w. Va ., Mr. and Mrs . Doyle Knapp , Kail, Charles, Kevin and Mr . and Mrs . Harley T. Johnson - were Christmas dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smtth . Mrs . Lena Kstapp of Langsvtlle was afternoon visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T r Johnson .were Christmas evemng dmner guests of Mr . and Mrs . Harley E . Johnson , Tammy, Cheryl and Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T . Johnson, Mr. and Mrs . Harley E . Johnson, Tammy, Oleryl and Terry, local, Mr. 111d Mrs. Robert Murphy and daughter of Iowa, Mr . and Mrs. John Downs , Harrisonvtlle, Mr . and Mrs . John E. Murphy, Debbie Murphy were Christmas !'Verting visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J . R . Mur phy, Peggy, · Cannel and Barbara . Mr . andMrs . l..e<t Davidson -.d daughters, Mrs . John Wood, ADen, Mrs. Mabel Wood of Wilksville, Mr. and Mra . Carl McElroy of ·OIIun~.:... and Mr . and Mrs. PMJ lold!lroy, Jr ., Jeff and Joey were Christmas dinner 11111!111 of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Mc:Elroy Sr. Holiday visitors of Mr . and Mra . Guy Sargent and Joutllan were Mrs. Carol ~ and Kim and Peggy l.lndhurst of St. Louis, Mluouri, Mr . and Mrs. Robert Reed , Mr. and Mrs. Av~y J..ogan of Topsham, Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. 1i:Jmer Bailey. Christmas dinner guests of and Mrs . Fred Mr . Tacl!erman were Mr. and Mra. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves, Mr. and Mrs . Robert Reeves, Bryan and Jamie, and Mr . and Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mr . and Mrs . Jack Elam , Carolyn and Bill, were evemng visitors. Mi-. and Mrs. Jack Elam , ·Bill and Carolyn were -.ctli-jstmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam . Mr. and Mrs . Fred Tuckerman . were Sunday vlaltors ' of her stster, Elsie Bratton of Radcliff. Mr . and Mrs. Jack Elam, IIID and Carolyn were Sunday vbltors of his brotller, Mr . IIICI Mrs . Bill Fouch and fatnlly of Huntington. Mr. Cecil Giles of Crystal Illinois and Mr. Frank1ln Glles of Tampa, Florida were Christmas holiday vllltors pi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Giles Jr . Mr. and Mrs. l..arry Johnaon, Gina, Tahnee and lridy, Mra. Geneva Shumate trere weekend holiday Yllllors of Mr. and Mrs. Leon ,lllllnate and SOnB of BandyloWII, W. Va. Mr . and Mrs . Ivan Shwnate, 9011• of Mansfield .we Monday and Tuesday of Christmas holidays visitors t•. of Mrs. Geneva Shumate and Mr . and Mrs ..Larry Johnson , Gina, Tahnee and Brady. M,rs. Bertha Russell spent Ihe week with Mr . and Mrs . Earl Russell of -Kentucky. Mrs. Charle) Smith and Mrs. Dan iel Worley were F'itda y evening vtsllor s of Mr . and Mrs. Har ley T. Johnson . Racine Events By Mrs. Francis Morris A Christmas E ve candlehght service and Cantata by the choir titled, "There will always be a Christmas as long as Christ is in yow· ljeart ," was held at the F'irst Baptist Church. Mrs . Sharon Ihie was choir director and Mrs. ljllian Hayman ·accompamst. Mrs . Esther Comstock of Kanauga spe nt Chnstmas wtth her son-m-law and daughter , Mr . and Mrs . Jesse Brinker. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swtft of Columbus came Wednesday , Dec. 24 , after her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Francis Morns to spend over U!nstmas wlth them , also Mr and Mr s Merle Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs . Btil Lake . Mr. and Mrs . Swtft brought them back home Saturday Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt spent Christmas wtth Mr . and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt and family at Gaihpohs . Mr . and Mr s Mike Hayman and chtldren of Dunkirk spent Chri stmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wtlliam Hayman. Mrs . Tom Brace and Mrs. Fred Brace of Parkersburg visited Monday, Dec. 22 with Mr and Mrs. Edison Brace . Mrs. Kathryn (Brace) Hart and LA!gina spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs . Virgil Roush . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Birch and daughters of Bellevue spent over the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Elza Birch·and Mrs . Emma Salser. Mr . Dale Rous h spent Christmas in Colwnbus with his son, Mr . and Mrs . David Roush and family . Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth TUrley and son were dtnner guests of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'f urley at Gallipolis and supper guests of her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Sheridan Russell , Jr . at Mason , W. Va . on Chnstmas . Mis s Wiiina Sayre of Columbus spent an evemng with Mr. and Mrs . Francis Morns. Mrs . Marie Roy and aars. Addte Petrel . visited Mrs . Roy 's sister, Mrs . Lula Sh aff er at Pomeroy and grandson, Eddie Diddle at Middleport on New Year's Day . Mr . Diddle left Jan . 2 for his new U. S. Navy base in Tennessee . Mr . and Mrs. Rook Crow of Atlanta, Ga . spent the holidayswithhis parents, Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Crow. His grandmother, Mrs. Jam•s Swart, sl>ent New Year's Day with them. 1973 BUICK LeSABRE CUS. HT CPE ?5 P er Cen t D1s coun t on p.:u d w i t hm 10 ads and a ds p cu d d ayo; !972 FORD GRAN TORINO CARD OF THANKS F r om th e larg est Tru ck o r Oull do zer Rad1 ator to tt1 e sma lles t H eater Core . a dd t t•o n a l cen ts wo rd ClearanceS2995 ' Clearance Si995 ---~ - Book Pri ce $2075 3 .In Memory IN LOV IN G m emo ry of Orv d J,;~o k e Gaul who pa ss ed aw ay J an ua r y 6, 1973 Gon e 1S th c f ac e we loved so d ear . Si! enJ i!:i the vo ice we lov ed to h ea r . Too fa r a way for s1g ht or speec h Bu t n o t too la r to r tnoug h 1 to r eac h Sw eet to r em em b er h1 m w h o on ce wa s h er e. J\nd wt10. thoug h ab se nt , tS ru st as d ear Sa d! y m tssed b y wife f tr n . Dau g hter Ruth An n . Son Charl es ( Butch 1 and tour Gra n d chil dren 1 6 ltc Notice an 1963 V OL K!:i W I\GE N Wll h 1967 1966 t OR 0 1 a Icon 1 dr aut o m ot or . and ne w tires Ph on e S7 '>U. 197J Do dg e Co l i. ~ w 99 3 73 16 fl. uro tess thari 10,000 m tlcs 1 6 3t ' SJ .OOO P ho n e 992 2776 aft f;! r 7 p m 19 73 D O DGE Charg er . 1\ 1 I 3tp c ondit ron . p s , p b PhOn e BJ J '21 BJ an y t im e !9 70 C H E V Y I mpa l a 3~ 0 p s . I 6 6tp p b , a c , exce l! en 1 con dtl tOn Ca l l 992 7 6 ~ 9 . 1968 CHE VY Im p al a , Phon e I d ] 1c 99'2 613 7 o r 7J1 269 5 1 6 til e 1973 TR UCK . 1 to n F ord , F 35 0 . H ea vy duly LWB , 1970 PONT IA C Bountiv tlle , ex c e lle n l co ndit 1on Call JO<l b l ue wt th bla ck v inyl top , 77 3 5308 aft er 5 p m a 1r , ~ull p ow ~ r . run s good , 11 16 If cxce llenl condltt on • insid e and out Make an offer 1 9 7 ~ P O NT l A C LcM ans Sp ort s Ph on e 992 nn Co upl e Ph on e 9H 7 16J · 12 JO 6t c INC O ME W IL L c ar e for e ld er l y pers on s tn m v h om l' Tr a1 n ed an d e x p er t en ce d P h o ne 992 Found L J\ R GE d og , w i lh c l tp p c d tail Lo ok s lt ke good r eg1s 1er ed br e e d Pl ea s e c a ll an d ld e nti ly~ --\-61 -1 ) 8 !3 2-15 1. 12 JO 78 tc R OO M an d boa r d for Sr Ci tiz en s wtth low m c om e. \lerv n1 ce P hone 992 3509 11 30 lfc I WI LL b e g t\/lng ptano lesson s 1n my hom e s tart mg Feb 1 I or tnf orm Ll! IOn call '1'1 '1 1U 8 17 18 SOl e 8. J H OU$ E o f I a br te ' S Jan u ar y Clear an ce ', a re /\I I m a r er tat 1n sroc k on sal e. t rll 5 p m Op en 10 a m Mond ay th r ough •,a tur day I .J l ?tc ' Help Wanted For Rent lost W /\ Lk.E R h ound Whi te wdh bl ac k. spo t s an d A q r o w l h on l ef l h tnd fl L ost in l<; r oqcr P ~Hk1 ng lo r 1 JO tt m Satu r d ay m o rn1n g Ct1 t1 B obby Port er . Ches l er Ph one f6 1J ) 98 5 •1157 1 -l 61C .t R M an d bath , unfu r niS hed house at 16 50 Ln c oln Hg t s P h one 992 387<1 J 6 6t c For Sale W /• NTED o l d uprig h t p ia nos rn a n y c ondt! ron Wil l pa y S1 0 each r i rst fl oor only hO ml• . Wr tle g i 'tltn g d i r eC! rons to R E T L NI CE I rm b at h , d ou bl e c ar tHi rJ ge W1t1en Pta n o Co , Bo x 186 n rce yard I o r m form a t ron . \ ar d rs. OhtO 139J6 c all 99? /'1 0? 1?306t p NEED c a pabl e w o m en to liv e tn with elderly lady For m ore tnfor m atron , call 992 3-157 1 6 61 C CARRIER WANTED FOR LINCOLN HILL .Apply At Sentinel Court St., Pomeroy or Phone 992·21S6 TODAY WA ITR E. % wanted to r 12 mrdni g ht ttl B a m Shtft Apply in person a t Craw ' s Steak H ouse A lso . taking applt c atron s for grill cooks 12 31 tfc · SALESPERSON OR AGENT WANTED TEX AS OIL COMPAN Y needs dep endable pers on M F who c an work· with ou t \ sUper vt s ion tn M e1gs Coun ty area Con t a c t c us i OJYl ers Age 1 un1mportan l. but ma t urity tS. w e tra1 n Wrile T . K . Di c k , Pr es, Southw estern P e trol eum . r t worth . T 1o:. E , O ,E 12 J 1 .:ltc Employment Wanted DE /\ L E R S in Sc r ap tr oll , m et a l s. 1un k a u t os R rd er 's 2 B E DRM . mobil e h o m e . R ac 1n e area Ph one 992 Savag e Ph one 99 2 5 168 5858 I 2 29 1p 12 31 !f ( H A LL 5 Salv age A ll au tos wr th tram es and bod tes wrth (lr wi thou l mot ors , $1 hund r ed Tm 50 huhdr ed Wtll buy m e tals and scrap rron . On old R 1 33 , ius! a cross from Gr ue ser ·s Ch tp p er Monday lhrOU$J h F rid ay 9 t d l 4 p .m • Saturda y, 9 tit noo n 12 14 26t c OL D furn rture . 1ce bo xes. bra ss beds , stone tars , or compl ete h ousehold s Wrtle M 0 Mitl e r , Rl 2, Pom er oy , Oh to Call 992 7760 10 7 74 fOR RENT OR SALE , 3 bedrm m o bile home , un turn1sh ed . utiltlies paid on R t 33 in Burlingham , Phone 16 AC RE S n ear Rolland w rth 3 bedrm ho use . SI S, OOO Hous e tn Har r tsonv i lle . $10 ,000 . 1970 Butck Rtv er ta . full po wer , no r u sl S 1. 200 . Phorre 7J 2 2196 · 1 6 7t c H IIY , la r g e c l ean Phon e 742 2d4l tt:l-2771 Rooms, '5.00 up Special Rates by Week or Month 1 6 6tc GA S stov e s ee a t Box 14<~ . on R l JJ J, Rutland I 6 61C 19 H HON 0 /\ 400. 4 c vttnder !) up er Sport les s l tl an soo miles Phone 992 79 77 . 1 6 6tc 19 7~ CL 200 Honda Phone 2-l7 2623. 1 6 6t c NOW sell ing F' uller Brush Produ c ts Phone 99 2 3410 . 10 6 tfc LOCU ST posts Phone 74 2 2359 ONE Pur e br ed Hamp shi re m al e hog 10 nice p igs for s at e . Phone 16lJ J 69 8 889 6 12 JO 61 c H Oll !:i E rn Ru!land 5R'I B t T IIME rabbrt s. I ~ old hens . Phone 24 7 2206 1 2 3t c !0)1:~0 C <t ll <,192 \ J IIC 1 T TW O bedrm mobile home c arpet ed nrce localton , patio "S ilO per month depo s rt . no pel s, 3 1, m des south of f\ lbtlnY Call 99 '2 7'20-l 1 ~ 61p -- ~ ~- r 1 WEEK ONLY! . !1·:.i 1,. CO-OP •• .. -·--- -- - - URNI', f iL I 12 2 26rc - --(lparifn- en! adul ts only 111 Middleport Phone 992 387J 3 25 lfc 3 AND 4 RM turntshed and unfurnished apls Phone 992 5434 11 9 tfc COUNTRY Mob.tle Home Park . N ' 33 . ten miles norlh of Pomeroy Large lots with concnte A.•tlos , -,idtwtlks. runners and off street parking . Phone 992 1479, Ill! lie • ~-- -=-- Virgil B,,-s r , Broker 110 Mechanic Pomeroy , 0 . Phone 992·3l2S NEW LISTING - Rulland . Has 3 bedrooms, bath, range , refr t g e rator . basement , dbl garage & carport. $17,500. • CHARMING - 4 BR older home w rth form a l din 1ng, large bath , steam heat {ga s fired l. spa cious yard 111 Racine n e ar scho ols . $16,500 SENSIBLE - 3 B.R. home. w ith bat h . nat gas heat. c tty wa t er , and l a rg e fam lly room for the chil d ren . A sk i ng Onl y $8500 NICE & NEAT - J B R s. bath , large d tnrng , full ba sement. gas F.A fur · na c e overlooking town . Only $1 7,500. ENORMOUS - 12 r oom ~ . 5 B R . s, 2 baths . w ood burn r ng firepla c e s , spa c ious modern k itchen , nat ~ gas furnace,· family r oom and 2 jarge lot s Want $27,500. NEW LISTING "'" Char . ming J BR brick ran ch home Nat ga s, hot water heat Beautiful equipped kit' , wrth exlras Dtning , large famt!y room, roofed patio. dbl. garage and J level lots $46,900 NEW LISTING - Mam moth 8 room hom e, 6 bedrooms , 2 baths , gas F .A. furna c e . Lots of n rce paneling and carpeting . Only $18,500. DON 'T BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THESE . __ ____,I ,... Reg. SJ39.00 Vat . POMEROY LANDMARK 9,._ Jack W. Carsey, M9r. jfliil Phone "2-2181 CUSTOM d ,.; 8 regulation pool table wilh accessories . Call 992 2238 1 4 61c S EIIR S ROEBUCK' a ir compressor and wood lathe . Phone 16141 985 H77. 1 4- 6t c MIDDLEPORT - E<· frame, lovely BR . full kltcheJ1, 3 basement, hot water heat . Sll ,000. REEDSVILLE - 22 acres wllh gas welt 1 apart· ments, home, ho'm e. Income Mobile $420 per mOfllh ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. 525,000. POMEROY - Large 2 story frame - Had 2 apartments. 5 BR, 2 baths, N. gas FA heat. $10.000 MIDDLEPORT - I floor plan . 2 BR , bath, full 1, 44 ' A t:: RE tor 16141 667 3333. sale Phone 1 4 121c 3 BEDRM home. IVSI finished , remodeling, Salem St .. Rutland Phone 142 -2306 after 4 p m or s~e Milo B. HutchiSOn 9 2J .Ifc - -·-- ---- -----4 ROOM S and bath In Pomeroy near Kroger's Store , s.a.ooo Phone 992 2729 or see Jerry Hawk ' " 12tp CA5l" l ~6! Find only makeable game ctng btd. The opener rebids 6 two spades with four or more spades. iwo hearts with four o r more hearts and two diamonds wtthout any four· card majpr~ The convention has achieved a lmost universal acceptance If not using Stayman. North ' NORTH • KJ96 • 7s 4 t A 863 • K 2 BO.~ J.OSER WIW KIIJD Q= A !l-iD ~RE 'OJ WHO ~~~T 10..1 ~~T ¥f. i\ 1 I:Oil'T 'el/!lt-l BeL.IE:Ve; it-l STRA\0HT, SS~IEIIE' I~ 11£ SRUTU'? ~ WEST F.A~T • 872 ¥QJ 1083 • Q 10 4 • 1\ 5 • 10 7 .•. 198 6 3 ¥ K 96 • 9 s2 SOUTH ~ till • Q 10. 3 9A 2 t KJ7 bu i ld in g d e r r tc k •AQ 5 4 Both vulnerable I 2 26tp Y OU a r e inter ested in bu rt dr n g a n ew hom e or for yo u r p r e se nt , home r emod eled , c onrac l R oush Con!,tru c t io n , Ph one 997 7 58J 1 '} 121C 1 I l O 78tc 8UT '(()tJ a.l OIU HUIIf TIIOSE WHO R\!Ai.L'f LOVE YOU - If IT ~E BEST FOR YOU BERT AHO I WOULDN'T 111'110 STOP rotJ .. R EA DY MI X CO NCr. _ deliv ered ri g ht t o y our proJ ec 11 F as t an d easy . F ree es ltm aJes P hone Y9 2 32 84, Go eg le rn R ea d y M i x Co., M rddlep or t. Oh io 6 30 !Jc WOU L D YOU BELIEV E 'l Build an all s t eel building al Pole Barn prtc.:s ' Golden G.ant A ll St eel Buildings , Rt 4, B o11: 148 , Wa\/erty , Ohio Phon e 94 7 ?796 7 2d.lf c ,. 1 Q L L- -A !tn-e; ; n ;- -;-o-;;;ed ·0i: beh i nd Ru t l a nd Grad e Scho o l. T u n eu p , brakes , wt1 ee1 b(ll anc ln g , a l tnemenl , Phon e T42 2004 11 16 lfc GASOUNE ALLEY .. -.:-·, . .·- $3.000. DEXTER - 30 clean acres mostly fenced. Home. barn and other buildings . $17,500 .- S3.SOOdown. Bal . monthly. REAL ESTATE IS YOUR BEST INVESTMENT CALL US TODAY. 992-22S9 or 992-2568 high-card points and balanced hand . ~la y man ena bles htm to check to see 1f his partner has fOur spades in whach case he expec ts a spade contract to De prefe rable He bid s two clubs Sure enough . South does btd two spades and North takes him to the only makeable game contract. A New Mexico reader By Oswald & James Jacoby wants to know what you res -' The standard notromp opening with 16 to 18 high-card pomts and 4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2 or 53·3·2 dtstrtbution ha s been praclically unchanged smce fir st suggested by Oswald Jacoby tn 1933 . The Stayman conventton . as mvented by Sam Stayman and George Rapee around 1942 or 1943 . us es the two club respon s e to an opentng notrump as an artlflc1al for- pond to a Stayman two clubs when you hold four cards in each major suit. There IS no general rule here. Sol!lc bid the spades ; others hearts. The Jacobys bid the better one of the two rw_e_c_o_m_e_t'_w_;.o_r-:-k- zo :y~ruct off 4er qratuit4! z1 Proof. reading tenn zz Without (Ger.) 23 Mine roof 25 Greek island Z6 "Cowardly (For a copy or JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to · "Win at Bndge. " c l o this newspaper, P 0 Box 489, Rad10 C1ty Station, New York, N Y· 10019) 38 Roman garments 39 Observe M African ·-- antelope n Remotely DOWN 1 Range of hills Z Perfect 3 Clowned around ( 3 wds.) 4 Conger - ~ ~:;ed 7 Wrestler's pad 8 Takes on a role (4 wds.) V esterday'o answer 9 TruStworthy 27 Classified 12 Public proc- 29 Korean lamation port 16 Berlin · 30 Lariat eyesore 31 Impede 19 Swerve 36 Stevedores' 22 Spoken union 37 Last 23 WarnB Spanish queen 24 Glut 25- Porter Uon" ='--"_.._ a:oo--Mov tn' On 3,4,15; ~PY Doys 6,13; Good time• 8,10; Wlfh Lives af Stol<e 33. · 8:»-wetcome Back, Kotter 4,13: Joe a. Sons 8,10;· Consumer Survival Kit 33. 9:0t>--Poltce Woman 3,4,15; Rookies 6,13; Ml!lll 8,10; Sarah 33 9: 30--0ne Dav at A Time 1. to. 10 :01)--Joe For~sll!r 3,4, IS; MafCUS 'Netby, M.D. 6,13; ' Switch 8, 10; News io: Woman Alive 33. 10:»-Woman 33. • 11 :QO--News 3.4,6,8, tO, 13,15; ABC News 33 . 11 :»-Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Wide World ~ysterv 6,13 ; Movie "Cry Parilc" I ; Movie "The Remarkable Mr . Pennypacker" 10: Janak! 33. 1:QO--Tomorrow 3.4: News 13. · WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7,1976 6:0t>--Columbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6: 1~Fotk Literature 3. 6 . 2~Farm Report 13 .. 6:31)-...New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8; Farmllme 10; The Story 13. I<NEE:S, 6 . 5~Chuck . 5ta1e 13 . 7:0t>--Today 3,4,1S; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7.31)-...Schooltes 10. 8:0t>--Lucy Show6; Captain Kangaro. 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:31)-...Big Valley 6. 9.0t>--A.M. 3, Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8: Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13; Kanawha County Bicentennial 3l . 9·31)-...Not For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6: Tattletales 8; New Zoo Rvue 13; Food Preserving 33. IO:Ot>--Ceiebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4. 15; Edge of Night 6: Price Is, Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13; Youth In Trouble 33. 10:»-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4: Dinah 6. 1\:0t>--Hollywood Squares 4; Gambit 8,10; Walsh's Animals 33. 11 :30--Holtywood Squares 3,15; Happy Days t3; Midday 4; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :55--Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. 12 :0t>--Htgh Rollers 3, IS; Let's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun's 50-SO C tub 4; News 6,8, 10. 12 :31)-...Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10; E lee. Co. 33. 12 : 5~NBC News 3,15 . . l:Ot>--News 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Dona~ue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Food Preserving 33. 1: »-Days of our Ltves 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason 6,13; As the World Turns 8,10; Cabell Medical Auxiliary 33 . 2:0Q-S10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Kanawha County Bicentennial 33. 2:31)-...Doctors 3.4.15; Neighbors 6.13; G~tdlng Light 8,10; Consumer Survival Kit 33. J:Ot>--Another World 3,4,1S; General Hospital 6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3. 3()-()ne Life !oLive 13; Ml<key Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10. 4:QO-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewllched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Meet Me After the Show" 10; Call II Macaroni 13. <:»-Bewllched3; Aflerschool Spectal6,13; Partridge Family 8; Se•- ! St. 20,33; Get Sm o .- ~ 15. S:Ot>--Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; S1or Trek IS. S:31)-...Adam-12 4; News 6: Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. 6: oo--News 3,4,8, 10,13, 15; Zoom 20; \:Into the Hills 33. 6: 31)-...N BC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Grlflllh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Crop Game 20; Book Beat 33. 7: oo--Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth.4 Bowling lor Dollars 6: Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10; Counl•y Music Jubilee 13; Family Aflalr 15; Book Beat 20; Know Your School 33. 7 :31)-...Last ot the Wild 3; Nome That Tune 4; Wild Wild World of Animals 6; Match Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; -The Judg& 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Episode Adlon 33. . 8:0t>--Little House on the Prairie 3,4,15; Suddenly An Eagle 6, 13; Tony Orlando & qawn 8,10; Music from Aspen 33; Outstory 20. 8:31)-...Lowell Thomas Reembers 20. 9:QO--Famlly Theatre 3,4,15; Baretta 6,13; College Basketball 8; Great Performances 33; Cannon 10; Evening of Championship Skating 20. IO:Ot>--Starsky & Hutch 6, j3; Blur Knight 10; News 20. 11: oo--News 3,4.8, 10,13.1S. 11 :3Q-Johnnv Carson 3,4, lSI Movie "The Great Ice Rip-off" 6, t3; Movie "Tribute to a Bad Man" 8; Movie "Behold a Pate Horse" 10; ABC News 33. 12:0t>--Janakt 33. ' Ast Grapfl =an b_ • Bernice Bede Osol For Wadneoday, Jan. 7, 1171 =-+-l--1 ARIES (March 21-Ap•tt 19) 34 Caddoan Indian 35 Follower -+-+--1 Your resolve will pay drvldends today Stick to what you set out to do. e"Jen If the road to attain· =+--1--1--1 ment rs a little bumpy TAURUS (April 20-Moy ..-+- +--1--1 You work best alone ancl of a Chinphilosophy 20) in a quiet env~ronment today -..1.-..L.-L:-:~ Sneak oH somewhere prrvate and peaceful 1L:·~~~~~~~-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:____:~====~~~~~~~~j~Ooopd' - llAILY CRVPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work. it: A X Y D L B A ,A X R GEMINI (MIJ 21-June 20] C onverse with a fnend today whose think ing parallels your Is 1.' 0 N G F E I. L 0 W own SometMing of mutual One Jcuc-: samply stands for :mother In this sample A is . value w1U be gamed u ~c4l for the three L'!-i, X for th(' two O's, (•tc S m~lc letters. CANCER . (June 21·oluly 22) apostrophes. the length and formation of the \~Pnls are :11l Draw upon your tenacity and Inni s. E:1r h day the ('nde lellcrs t~rc different . resour~elulness " lbday rf you meet wrth any problems CRYPTOQUOTES careerwr se You re up to the ch allenge. )OU NIEAN lHAT I HEAD THE DESIGN DEPARTMENT? We'll bring samples to your home with no obllgotion. See how you can realty RV save. Mike Young, Monoger Sales and Installation R1 . 3, Pomeroy, Olllo 45769 Phone day or night '14-ftl -2106 UNX FJ D XE F' K iVWDVAV OM OF CBKFVUf' NWOKZF IV K L II N X G- XVUVZZNBG CBDHV . - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You can handle things in a manner to· day that others will find im· presst"Je. Be both firm and fa1r Exp l ain reasons for your decisions VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 221 If an obllgatron is owed you and rt Is long O"Je r due , .a tactful reminder to the one tnvolved might get the matter orr dead LISTEN TO • "Great Country Stereo"· center WITH WHEN I W<\5 i(O(IN6, I il.\o\5 SURE I W<\5 601N6 TO 6E AN AP:r tN6TITIITE OR A MU!11C COLLEOiE ... MIKE STEVENS 3 BR HOM E just finished remodeling . Salem St, Rutland Phone 742 2306 after 4 p .m . or see Milo B Hutchinson 10 9 ·11C lull b.t~• · ntL"n ' urilitv room . bui l• in porch . gareoe Phone 992 7733 12 JO tfc , " . ', ) ., 'I .1 ·~·,. ' ' )I .,,. .' I ... •o . ' •" ] •' ,, !~ "' ,. q ~' I' ' ' '" .,,.. • 1·." . . . l. ..., . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) Re- · . -Answers can be found . 1 SCORPIO (OCI. 24-Nov. 22l<;, This is a good day for you to i embark on an ambU1ous un- '. dertaking . Have definite aims. r I Work dll1genlly. f. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc: 'l 21) You can make points with those in your charge today if, Jt you let them know you have, 1 their best Interests at heart. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. " 19) Don t settle tor secon~ be~t .~ · today 1n your endeavors, or • th1ngs you jjo in association :! wtth another Play to win. 1t AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Foll. 1tj " Once you make a decision to- ·l daY and you feel your postti~n ~"' ts ,usttfied , ha.,..e the courage your conv1ct1ons. o.r :l PISI;ES (Feb. 20-Mon:li 20) . . Don't be bashful about grin- ' ding a bit in commerclai ~ dealrngs tod'ay You wo".'t know rf you can get a better ,. ®~:: ,, Jan. 7, 1178 "' Thts comtng 1year you should .~ be able to make some "adva!"' tageous changes tn your , lifestyle that you 're planning : ' Make moves only after y'o u' re ,1 fully certain. \ lltf ... 516111• 5EEIN6 10tl~ 16NORE ME ... 'I'M JIJ6T ANOTH~ ••• SCHOOL. ... ., .. WMPO FM SIEREO 92 J I t I I ON • () t.' ' 1'1 " Weekdlys 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. - ---·•·1"' --------- ··a.;re - , ·' · r- 1, 1 h •• r.o~ study the detailS of an Issue I 1 you 've been concerned about , ~· I 3;1 Actress, Mary - ---.-.------ i' -i ---~ Report 3. White Reports tO; Good Mornj ng, Trt ' ~::~ain DOGS!'.'- 1 6 : 4~Morntng l:OQ--Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. portrayer 27 - opera 28 Summer, in Nantes l 6: 4D-Ounce of Prevention 10. r:::::::~~~~;-~~~~5(~i;Efr)~~;-rr~f5VC~~r;~~~)JI(;--;~~)r~zj~c:~-nHomie~ DOWN ON YoLJR 22 EX CAVATING , BA CKHOE S AND DOZER , LARGE AND SM AL L SEPTIC TANK S IN S T A LLED BILL PU L LIN S, PHONE 992 2478, DAY OR NIGHT 11 11 ' 781p Free estimates on carpeting and installation. one notrump to three wtth ht s I I As~~~&~ Q• ACROSS I "The time is -" 5 Philippine . island 10 On. the dole 11 Located 13 Transaction, 11 Baby's · plaything 15 Merry 16 Humorist 17 - transit... 18 Ennoble SOUND 10 'IOU? E L W OO D B OWER S REP A IR - Swee p er s , toaster s , trons . all sm all appl i an ces . Lawn m o w er . n ex t t o Stat e H 1gt1 wa y Gara ge on Rou t e 7 Pnon e 985 3825 . ~ 16 tic POMEROY - 1'1• acres loriglnally had 1 houses) . Pass f8Jse by THOMAS JOSEPH W I LL TRIM o r cu t tre es and sh r ubb er y Phon e 949 25 45 or 7-t2 3167 12 18 26tc SLOAN'S CARPETING 2. s1mp!y ~Mwd WELL , !-lOW C\?ES A NICE Sl"-8 OF BOILED 8t<ON10SAUIIUS SEW IN G M A CHIN E R epa ir s, se r v1 c e. all m a kes 99'1 71B d T he F abr l c Sh op . Pomeroy J\ ulho r i zed Singer Sal es and Serv i ce We sharpen Set ssor s 3 29 tfc BRADfORD , Auc t•oneer Complele Ser\o'ice . Phone 9d9 249 7 or 949 2000 Racine . Ohio . Cr i ll Bradford 10 9 lfc Pass Pass South would " ALLEY OOP 0 & D T REE Tr i mm tng . 20 y ears ex p er ien ce I ns ur ed , fr ee est tm a tes Ca l l 992 23 84 or 16 l dl 698 725 7 Alb an y 10 15 lfc C Pass Pass Op emng lead - EXC A VA TIN G , do l er . b ac kh oe a nd dtt c he r Ch <~rl es R H at f1 eld B~ck H oe Serv 1ce , Rut lan d , Ohto P hone 7d2 2008 ---- -- ---- North East Pass RE MO DELIN G . Pt u m tu ng , h ea ti n g an d al l t ypes o f g en e r a l re p a ir W ork qu ar ante ed . 20 y ear s ex per len ce P hone 99 2 2.:109 5 I tt c -- - ----· West tNT. E XCAVAT IN G . dozer , fo e. ~ an ef bac khoe wo rk . sept 1c t ank s i ns talled , dump ! r uc k s and lo bot s for hire . W il l ha u t f il l d trt . top soil. l1 m es tone a n d gra \/e l Call Bob o r Roger Jeff er s, day phone 991 7089, nigh t ph on e 992 3525 or 992 5132 'l 11 lf c basemenf , recently r enovated, carport . SlJ.OOO. Nice for .borne or trailers. Real Estate For Sale A5TROL0 6Y. CAP TAI~ EA5Y ~ OF T A N.K S c l eaned M odern Saf'1itation , 99 2 3954 or 992 1349 9 18 lf c Weekly Grain '299 ~" CHART- -SEPTI - - - C- $7,000 POMEROY - N1ce 2 story Capacity CR /\ N E Se r'tli c e , er ecr to n . dO It P h one 99 2 5468 If TEAFORD ConditiOner Modtl ucxxx. 210,000 VOUR · EI<· . cellent Lot - Nice build tng ideal for home or apartment with very little cost Automatic Water --·- ------ FURNISHED apartmen~ 4 roomsandba th . adullson l y . Phone 992 5908 12 18 tfc - - - · --- --- 6 RM _HOUSE and balh for rent m Pomeroy . Call 992 5741 P hone 9d 9 2822 . 1 6 Ole CO AL . ltmestone and all types of salt and rock sail lor Ice and snow removal Ex cetstor Salt Works. East Main St . • Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 389 1. ~ 12 7 r r c O L DER n1odern 7 rm 1'1 ome, · carpeted and completely BEDROOM ft.Jrntshed furnished. w i th forced air aparlment al Village furnace , J ' acre tot Phone Manor Phone 992 J17J 992 2280 . y 12 -19 26tc 1 2 1:21( 1\ KC BI\ ~S ETl ho und pup . 3 mos old , SJO Phont 99 ? 50SS La .Salle HOTEL bal es . 3 13EDRM trarl er wi th (')I: pand , l 1vm g room , 5 Poin ls Phone 992 33 88 12 31 6tc Pets I MOD E RN des1gn s ter eo , 8 t rack t a pe , etm fm rad 10 c omb tna tron oatan ce S96.60 or t erm s Call 992 3965 1 7 ttc 12 9 16tp F REE RENT AT VIL L AGE MANOR IN MID Phone r3 04 1 77 3 5817 OLE PORT! We are so sure Mason . w va 12 JO 6t c lhal-m.~J will love ou r apar'lmt?{lts thai we give you two weQt,.\.J~ EN T F REE MOBILE HOM ES FOR SAL E Just pay your secur 1ty IOxS O PEERLE SS Mob tlc deposit and stay stx months Hom e . new g as furna Ce, and the ftrst 1 weeks is free bu i lt in oven and range , You wll l enjoy m onthly pri c e reduc ed for qutck sale leases , all electrtc livin g , Can b e seen at K 1ngsbury carpeting , range end H om e Sale s, Il l E · Main St , refrigerator. free tr,ash Pomeroy . Ohio or c a ll 992 pickup , cable TV Coplional l 7 034 a~nd laundry facrllltes . 12 31 4tC Con\/enient to shopping on Third and Mill rn Mid NEED 1\ GIANT room ad dleport VILLAGE MANOR dil ro n . or off tce , sh o wroom, is yours for one bedroom etc ") w e have a 1975 Mobile apartments starting at Sl04 unit , 14x 70, to t al ele c tric, monlhly plus elec We "ay fully carpeted . 2 offices 1n for e'tlerythtng else See the ·center . 1J bath on each end . Manager al Riverside Pri c ed low to s ell . Can be Ap•rtments or call 992 3273. seen a 1 K tngsbury H ome, Thts offer will end soon , so Sales , 1100 E . Marn St., m ove in now and save SSS$. Pom eroy , Oh to. or call 992 10 23 tfc 7034 12 31 4tc 12 X 60 I URNI SHED tra tl er with Washer and dryer . Rt'n1 SJ25 per month with option to buy Phone 84 3 '246 5, Portland , Oh ro MEIG ~ CO Hum an e Society , I 4 61 c two b ea uttf ul 10 weeks ol d Coll te t ype puppies . 1 ma le. I female , worm ed and ha'o',C HOU SE , free gas Phon(' 7J1 2577 or 7 11 '25YO sho t s Phone 992 5427 after 6 1 .:1 6tp p m rour dogs epprb.,.; . 1 yr old . Shepherd Collie mixed,, in excellent condllion Cal! T WO bedrm trail er , S28 per week All utilities paid ' 992 5906 They .l!t need yood Phon e 992 JJ24 homes 1 4' t fc 1 .:1 61 c Middl•port, 0 . Ph. TW O l tg h t w e tgh t cha m s aw s~ W tlk1 nson Sm all E n gtnes . 198 loc us t St , M1 ddleport Ph on e 997 J 09 '2 1 J 6tc 12 31 lf c l BEDRM mobtle hom e, 11 x 65 H o lly Park , like n e w wilh 8 x J2 awning and porch W asher and dry er tn cl uded . 'PART TIME b a bys r ller Phone 7.:12 269 5 I 6 6\c P hone 992 1 5 1?I C 992 77 '11 Mobile Homes for Sale ENG L I S H Sh epherd Pupp ies . S1 0 Phone 99 ' 39JJ or 619 Pag e SJ , Mtddl eport 1 4 61p h ~y 1 6 ~fl TR A I LE R . 2 bedrm tully c arpe led 1n 1\ rbau g h 1\d d t t 1on . .:f-ttppers P l a rns , Phone 8J3 '2d 1J 1 6 3tp Wanted -TO Buy 4 ROO M S and b ath , l ar ge yard HOU SE in Chester . 2 bedrm s an d ba lh Good c ond ilton Pho ne ( 614 ) 985 424 5 1 5 6t c GOOD cr u al ily VERY HI6 HLY Of WIN AT BRIDGE Pomeroy Office 105 eunernut 992- 3345 Formerly W ee d Wholesale . F eatur i ng . Delu x Z e ro ~o~: Cop y Serv ice . O fl tce s u p pl ies . M i m eo g r ap h Suppli es , larg est selec t ton o f w ed d in g su pp lies in Sou th eas t ern Oh io Th e Prtnt Shop Complet e · (St ill tn busin ess m Mid · dl eportl 1'2 82 r1 0 . 1 6 61 c 16 MM f , M PR O sou n d pr o tec tor . 1000 w a tt b u lb w1l h tw o tn ch . I 1 6 l en s . S3 00. P h on e 992 7551 I 5 tlt p 1 5 1I I c I>UT !GATHER YOU'VE A DIFFEKENTOPINION ( , HE , TH l ~K S 4 10 1mo . rU LL a c r es A IR CO we ldtng ma c hin ~ . n ew ele c all a cc esso r1 es i n eluded . Ph one 991 341 0 10 28 tfc 16\ H IN CAIRO, E6YPT .... OCTOBER 2 2 .tl)55_! ) TE l,\ OUR !3055, J.P. M'~EE, WONPSR5 5'i'AR$ Ml6HT 5HeD At..IY Ll6HT ON WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY ltJ CAIRO ... IF T~E Quality Print Shop H OU SE on L rnc oln Hgl s 2 t1edr m , larg e ki tc hen . full base men t. e)( ce llen r bu y for \8 ,900, with n ew furn rt ure , onl y 5. 10,300 Phone 992 7 648 1 6 261( 197 I H O N [) f , 7~0 . I or d 2000 t ra c tor . p ~, . d rff e r c nt ia t lock . tr on r en d w e ighl s a n d , o th er e x tras Phon e 992 A CERTAI>J WAREHOU5E - Ph ..992.J99l - 1 1~;s- RM ~ OU S E . b asem en t a n d 5 Phon e 992 5035 an d ga r d en T WO be drm do ubl e wide m od ular home , rur a l 1o cat1on . n ear Pom eroy No pel s or chrldren P h one 991 70 17 \ 6 61 ( l ~ ] I( BR A N CH M f\ N J\G ER T R A IN EE U nusu a l op por t un dy to be co m e assoc tal ed w ith a lea Otng f as t g row tn g co n sumer l1n a n c e co mpany domg busrn ess In 19 stat es we tram yo u 10 a ll pha ses o f work tnvolvtng con sum er c rcdt l You wil l conl ac t our c u s to m er s, both tn and o ur s td e th e off rce and l earn to work wtt h m cr cnant s In a fr re n d l y wa y yo u w rll help p eopl e w ilh th et r per son.al l tnan c e Start 1ng salar y w t11 mee t th e n eed s of you and yo ur fa m ily no w In a f ew short y ear s yo u c an earn we ll a bov e a v er ag e Ou r co mp any promotes from w tth tn Pre v1ous ex perten ce n ol n ecessary Mus t be a sc ho o l g raduat e n igh ln i tialt ve and am bil ion pay o ft ExceptiOnal employee benefti S PHONE Mr Ohltnger at 992 2111, Captlal F 1nan c 1al Serv1ce s. 300 W 2nd St .. P o m eroy, Oh10 45 769 fiN EQUAL OP P O RT UN IT Y EMPLOY E R I 6 3t c Dai~ 19'>3 1 0R 0 Cus tom 1 door VB ttath ead wtt h o vcrdrt'tl e . 14169 Pl ym o u th 11 el vc d cr e I do or VfL iluro nr a t1 c. pow(•r s t ee rmg I o r mo r e rn for m a l iOn c an "19 7 7 10 7 I I 61p 1 .1 61 C 7) 1.1 The 197J CHEVROL E T 1 1 ton tru c k / See: Joe Imboden . M iner sv 1ll e 1 6 61 C .t r-:A-:P:-:A-:: TE CARVED ON S-,+a cuse, Ohio Roger Wamsley , Rutland Real Estate For Sale i CAPI' AIN EASY LARRY LAVENDER Phone 742-2lll - Anics • STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING-SOFFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS -- - :AS H pa i d tor ma'k es an d mod el s o f m ob il e h om es . Ph on e ar ea code/ 61.:1 423 953 1 4 1J r f c 1 2 61C- T fiX pr epa re d , r e d en~ I an d state ta:-: e!\ W ri t be done b y appt o nly Pl eas e phon e 99 2 2272. o r see Mr s. Wa nd a Ebl m, L au rel C liff R d , Pomer oy 12 ) I ) Ol e -- Wanted ton 196 1J I ORD t-. unQcr p 1c 1<. up sr nn dnrd P ' . P fi 6 ( y l 1n d er . 300 <. u rn S7 1'1 Pt10nc G l en 1\ tss c !! 9 \'ol 71:!0 1 t 5 6tc. Blown tnto Walls & R&J OOINS C?.,~~RS, !,~~:v _.. Blown Insulation Services Appraisal serv1ce on estates and collections . ITH NELSON BLIND ADS /l dd i!. ton a l ?Sc Ch ar ge -p er 1\ d ve r l tSe , , en I OFFICE HO!JRS 8 30 a m IO ':. 00 p n1 Oa i "V·~ B ~ O a m to I? 0 0 N oon Sa tu rda Y D Suppl~ Nathan Biggs Radiatot: Specialist .:1 door , on e loca l ow ner, new r a dia l white wall t rr es, V8, aut omati c~ powe r st eering . radio , sa v e on a n 1ce on e & OBITUARY 5. 7 00 l or SO w o rd min1 m um E a ch and FREE ESTIMATES Buy. Sell or Trade Loco I c a r . shrtr p inside an d ouJ, goOd new tires; cus to~ wheels , dark gr ~en vi n yl r oot. g r een f• n1sh , AM rad ro and tape , f act or y a ir . p ower st eermg and br a kes , aut o mati c Book V a lue $3050.00 tt1r ct: ?6 cen ts ·pe r w o r d 51)1. c on St'r tJI •v c •n scr t1on s I "[ I I 1 X 1 X I l l" •. Currency 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 FLE ETSIDE Clearance U09S 6 c yl. , st d . l r ans , step bumper , good t i re s, cl ei'l n sharp b l uP t ini~h . Boo K Val ue $3:.>00 ' ' ,,, • . ._ l h' ' ' 1 (C tll<; p v• wor d r "'l ., , .. ... ,\ •' i•,st•r • on s r~ns, bt• resp ons ,b tc t or mor e tha n onE' •rHorrec t inser ti o n R A TES Fo r Want Ad Sc rv•ce TUESDAY, JAN.UARY 6,1971 4:»-Bewtlched 3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20.33; Get Smart IS . S:Ot>--Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8: StarTrek IS. S:JI)-...Adam-' 12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8: Etec. Co. 20.33; Adam-12 13. 6:0t>--News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6 ; Zoom 20; Biography· 33. . 6:»-NBC News 3,4,1 5; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; HoclqeDOdae Lodoe 10 7:0t>--Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Wlllburn Brothers 8; News lOk: Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 151 Antiques 20; Wild Wild World ot Animals 33. · · 7·»-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let 's Deal With• If 6; . $25,000 Pyramid 8; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wally's Workshop IS; College Hockey 20; Family Theatre 33. I • \ I ... .. ... . •, .;,. .. • ., �• 9 - The IJioilv Sentinel, MiddlPport-PomP<oy. 0 .. Tuesday . J~ n . 6, 1976 DICK • r r~ t)\ ; p M Publ •ca t •on • ~- Bi"liH t" ' r'-~-- 0"._,. Ut. U ~ I II Il •\ ' H 11Chl) • •• Il l f or n•c••ons wdt be a cfe p •ca un td 9 a n 1 Cft nct>lla ti on to r Day o Pvllt rcat oo n R: E G U L A TIONS Th t- Publ •she r r es ('rv es th t> ~ ,. ,q! '" l' (f t ' det:"med ('r t• ' l\ t l ,, 11, .I U ' o b lecttona l ~ultl r ~l 11, 1 Will Auto Sales Auto Sales WAN ]' A D S INF O R MATI O N Television log for easy viewing Business Services 2-SIGN-S. =--P _o _m _ e~ ro -y-~1 OF . QUALITY . Motor co. fiH' no t ~\ t• r , t 1.H I P •nsc rt .on Mm tm um C,haq1e Sl oo Now arTance thf' ~irclf'd lf'ttf'rs to form the IUrpriH answer. u auue•ted by the abo''f' cartoon. I ~·--... 'Aa.ew~n I J•mhl"'"· LATHE . ..,.. Ht<rrdaf • ... A.n••rr: WALn SURETY lomorro-..1 UNCURL • T'hc• U'tl&/ j " U' hll' h flit• lfi iJ /Imr rd IIIJI'rrtl no - " WAll 'GTREET ' Wolfpen News Notes· Mr . Lincoln Russell , local , Mr. and Mrs . James F . Russell, Middleport. Mr . and Mrs . Dale Russell and famil y of Colwnbus, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Vicki and Bruce, Albany , Mr. and Mrs. Tad Gilkey , Mr . and Mrs. •Walter Jordan , son were Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and Karen of Albany. Mr . and Mrs. Ray Russell of Washington C. H. were visiting Mr . Lincoln Russell Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Jolmson, local, Mr. and Mrs . l•rry Barr and children of Rtlt\i!nd and . Miss Patncia Thoma of Loutsvtlle, , Ky ., were Christmas eve dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Thoma. Mr . and Mrs. Daniel Worley of Beckley, w. Va ., Mr. and Mrs . Doyle Knapp , Kail, Charles, Kevin and Mr . and Mrs . Harley T. Johnson - were Christmas dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smtth . Mrs . Lena Kstapp of Langsvtlle was afternoon visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T r Johnson .were Christmas evemng dmner guests of Mr . and Mrs . Harley E . Johnson , Tammy, Cheryl and Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T . Johnson, Mr. and Mrs . Harley E . Johnson, Tammy, Oleryl and Terry, local, Mr. 111d Mrs. Robert Murphy and daughter of Iowa, Mr . and Mrs. John Downs , Harrisonvtlle, Mr . and Mrs . John E. Murphy, Debbie Murphy were Christmas !'Verting visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J . R . Mur phy, Peggy, · Cannel and Barbara . Mr . andMrs . l..e<t Davidson -.d daughters, Mrs . John Wood, ADen, Mrs. Mabel Wood of Wilksville, Mr. and Mra . Carl McElroy of ·OIIun~.:... and Mr . and Mrs. PMJ lold!lroy, Jr ., Jeff and Joey were Christmas dinner 11111!111 of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Mc:Elroy Sr. Holiday visitors of Mr . and Mra . Guy Sargent and Joutllan were Mrs. Carol ~ and Kim and Peggy l.lndhurst of St. Louis, Mluouri, Mr . and Mrs. Robert Reed , Mr. and Mrs. Av~y J..ogan of Topsham, Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. 1i:Jmer Bailey. Christmas dinner guests of and Mrs . Fred Mr . Tacl!erman were Mr. and Mra. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves, Mr. and Mrs . Robert Reeves, Bryan and Jamie, and Mr . and Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mr . and Mrs . Jack Elam , Carolyn and Bill, were evemng visitors. Mi-. and Mrs. Jack Elam , ·Bill and Carolyn were -.ctli-jstmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam . Mr. and Mrs . Fred Tuckerman . were Sunday vlaltors ' of her stster, Elsie Bratton of Radcliff. Mr . and Mrs. Jack Elam, IIID and Carolyn were Sunday vbltors of his brotller, Mr . IIICI Mrs . Bill Fouch and fatnlly of Huntington. Mr. Cecil Giles of Crystal Illinois and Mr. Frank1ln Glles of Tampa, Florida were Christmas holiday vllltors pi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Giles Jr . Mr. and Mrs. l..arry Johnaon, Gina, Tahnee and lridy, Mra. Geneva Shumate trere weekend holiday Yllllors of Mr. and Mrs. Leon ,lllllnate and SOnB of BandyloWII, W. Va. Mr . and Mrs . Ivan Shwnate, 9011• of Mansfield .we Monday and Tuesday of Christmas holidays visitors t•. of Mrs. Geneva Shumate and Mr . and Mrs ..Larry Johnson , Gina, Tahnee and Brady. M,rs. Bertha Russell spent Ihe week with Mr . and Mrs . Earl Russell of -Kentucky. Mrs. Charle) Smith and Mrs. Dan iel Worley were F'itda y evening vtsllor s of Mr . and Mrs. Har ley T. Johnson . Racine Events By Mrs. Francis Morris A Christmas E ve candlehght service and Cantata by the choir titled, "There will always be a Christmas as long as Christ is in yow· ljeart ," was held at the F'irst Baptist Church. Mrs . Sharon Ihie was choir director and Mrs. ljllian Hayman ·accompamst. Mrs . Esther Comstock of Kanauga spe nt Chnstmas wtth her son-m-law and daughter , Mr . and Mrs . Jesse Brinker. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swtft of Columbus came Wednesday , Dec. 24 , after her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Francis Morns to spend over U!nstmas wlth them , also Mr and Mr s Merle Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs . Btil Lake . Mr. and Mrs . Swtft brought them back home Saturday Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt spent Christmas wtth Mr . and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt and family at Gaihpohs . Mr . and Mr s Mike Hayman and chtldren of Dunkirk spent Chri stmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wtlliam Hayman. Mrs . Tom Brace and Mrs. Fred Brace of Parkersburg visited Monday, Dec. 22 with Mr and Mrs. Edison Brace . Mrs. Kathryn (Brace) Hart and LA!gina spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs . Virgil Roush . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Birch and daughters of Bellevue spent over the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Elza Birch·and Mrs . Emma Salser. Mr . Dale Rous h spent Christmas in Colwnbus with his son, Mr . and Mrs . David Roush and family . Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth TUrley and son were dtnner guests of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'f urley at Gallipolis and supper guests of her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Sheridan Russell , Jr . at Mason , W. Va . on Chnstmas . Mis s Wiiina Sayre of Columbus spent an evemng with Mr. and Mrs . Francis Morns. Mrs . Marie Roy and aars. Addte Petrel . visited Mrs . Roy 's sister, Mrs . Lula Sh aff er at Pomeroy and grandson, Eddie Diddle at Middleport on New Year's Day . Mr . Diddle left Jan . 2 for his new U. S. Navy base in Tennessee . Mr . and Mrs. Rook Crow of Atlanta, Ga . spent the holidayswithhis parents, Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Crow. His grandmother, Mrs. Jam•s Swart, sl>ent New Year's Day with them. 1973 BUICK LeSABRE CUS. HT CPE ?5 P er Cen t D1s coun t on p.:u d w i t hm 10 ads and a ds p cu d d ayo; !972 FORD GRAN TORINO CARD OF THANKS F r om th e larg est Tru ck o r Oull do zer Rad1 ator to tt1 e sma lles t H eater Core . a dd t t•o n a l cen ts wo rd ClearanceS2995 ' Clearance Si995 ---~ - Book Pri ce $2075 3 .In Memory IN LOV IN G m emo ry of Orv d J,;~o k e Gaul who pa ss ed aw ay J an ua r y 6, 1973 Gon e 1S th c f ac e we loved so d ear . Si! enJ i!:i the vo ice we lov ed to h ea r . Too fa r a way for s1g ht or speec h Bu t n o t too la r to r tnoug h 1 to r eac h Sw eet to r em em b er h1 m w h o on ce wa s h er e. J\nd wt10. thoug h ab se nt , tS ru st as d ear Sa d! y m tssed b y wife f tr n . Dau g hter Ruth An n . Son Charl es ( Butch 1 and tour Gra n d chil dren 1 6 ltc Notice an 1963 V OL K!:i W I\GE N Wll h 1967 1966 t OR 0 1 a Icon 1 dr aut o m ot or . and ne w tires Ph on e S7 '>U. 197J Do dg e Co l i. ~ w 99 3 73 16 fl. uro tess thari 10,000 m tlcs 1 6 3t ' SJ .OOO P ho n e 992 2776 aft f;! r 7 p m 19 73 D O DGE Charg er . 1\ 1 I 3tp c ondit ron . p s , p b PhOn e BJ J '21 BJ an y t im e !9 70 C H E V Y I mpa l a 3~ 0 p s . I 6 6tp p b , a c , exce l! en 1 con dtl tOn Ca l l 992 7 6 ~ 9 . 1968 CHE VY Im p al a , Phon e I d ] 1c 99'2 613 7 o r 7J1 269 5 1 6 til e 1973 TR UCK . 1 to n F ord , F 35 0 . H ea vy duly LWB , 1970 PONT IA C Bountiv tlle , ex c e lle n l co ndit 1on Call JO<l b l ue wt th bla ck v inyl top , 77 3 5308 aft er 5 p m a 1r , ~ull p ow ~ r . run s good , 11 16 If cxce llenl condltt on • insid e and out Make an offer 1 9 7 ~ P O NT l A C LcM ans Sp ort s Ph on e 992 nn Co upl e Ph on e 9H 7 16J · 12 JO 6t c INC O ME W IL L c ar e for e ld er l y pers on s tn m v h om l' Tr a1 n ed an d e x p er t en ce d P h o ne 992 Found L J\ R GE d og , w i lh c l tp p c d tail Lo ok s lt ke good r eg1s 1er ed br e e d Pl ea s e c a ll an d ld e nti ly~ --\-61 -1 ) 8 !3 2-15 1. 12 JO 78 tc R OO M an d boa r d for Sr Ci tiz en s wtth low m c om e. \lerv n1 ce P hone 992 3509 11 30 lfc I WI LL b e g t\/lng ptano lesson s 1n my hom e s tart mg Feb 1 I or tnf orm Ll! IOn call '1'1 '1 1U 8 17 18 SOl e 8. J H OU$ E o f I a br te ' S Jan u ar y Clear an ce ', a re /\I I m a r er tat 1n sroc k on sal e. t rll 5 p m Op en 10 a m Mond ay th r ough •,a tur day I .J l ?tc ' Help Wanted For Rent lost W /\ Lk.E R h ound Whi te wdh bl ac k. spo t s an d A q r o w l h on l ef l h tnd fl L ost in l<; r oqcr P ~Hk1 ng lo r 1 JO tt m Satu r d ay m o rn1n g Ct1 t1 B obby Port er . Ches l er Ph one f6 1J ) 98 5 •1157 1 -l 61C .t R M an d bath , unfu r niS hed house at 16 50 Ln c oln Hg t s P h one 992 387<1 J 6 6t c For Sale W /• NTED o l d uprig h t p ia nos rn a n y c ondt! ron Wil l pa y S1 0 each r i rst fl oor only hO ml• . Wr tle g i 'tltn g d i r eC! rons to R E T L NI CE I rm b at h , d ou bl e c ar tHi rJ ge W1t1en Pta n o Co , Bo x 186 n rce yard I o r m form a t ron . \ ar d rs. OhtO 139J6 c all 99? /'1 0? 1?306t p NEED c a pabl e w o m en to liv e tn with elderly lady For m ore tnfor m atron , call 992 3-157 1 6 61 C CARRIER WANTED FOR LINCOLN HILL .Apply At Sentinel Court St., Pomeroy or Phone 992·21S6 TODAY WA ITR E. % wanted to r 12 mrdni g ht ttl B a m Shtft Apply in person a t Craw ' s Steak H ouse A lso . taking applt c atron s for grill cooks 12 31 tfc · SALESPERSON OR AGENT WANTED TEX AS OIL COMPAN Y needs dep endable pers on M F who c an work· with ou t \ sUper vt s ion tn M e1gs Coun ty area Con t a c t c us i OJYl ers Age 1 un1mportan l. but ma t urity tS. w e tra1 n Wrile T . K . Di c k , Pr es, Southw estern P e trol eum . r t worth . T 1o:. E , O ,E 12 J 1 .:ltc Employment Wanted DE /\ L E R S in Sc r ap tr oll , m et a l s. 1un k a u t os R rd er 's 2 B E DRM . mobil e h o m e . R ac 1n e area Ph one 992 Savag e Ph one 99 2 5 168 5858 I 2 29 1p 12 31 !f ( H A LL 5 Salv age A ll au tos wr th tram es and bod tes wrth (lr wi thou l mot ors , $1 hund r ed Tm 50 huhdr ed Wtll buy m e tals and scrap rron . On old R 1 33 , ius! a cross from Gr ue ser ·s Ch tp p er Monday lhrOU$J h F rid ay 9 t d l 4 p .m • Saturda y, 9 tit noo n 12 14 26t c OL D furn rture . 1ce bo xes. bra ss beds , stone tars , or compl ete h ousehold s Wrtle M 0 Mitl e r , Rl 2, Pom er oy , Oh to Call 992 7760 10 7 74 fOR RENT OR SALE , 3 bedrm m o bile home , un turn1sh ed . utiltlies paid on R t 33 in Burlingham , Phone 16 AC RE S n ear Rolland w rth 3 bedrm ho use . SI S, OOO Hous e tn Har r tsonv i lle . $10 ,000 . 1970 Butck Rtv er ta . full po wer , no r u sl S 1. 200 . Phorre 7J 2 2196 · 1 6 7t c H IIY , la r g e c l ean Phon e 742 2d4l tt:l-2771 Rooms, '5.00 up Special Rates by Week or Month 1 6 6tc GA S stov e s ee a t Box 14<~ . on R l JJ J, Rutland I 6 61C 19 H HON 0 /\ 400. 4 c vttnder !) up er Sport les s l tl an soo miles Phone 992 79 77 . 1 6 6tc 19 7~ CL 200 Honda Phone 2-l7 2623. 1 6 6t c NOW sell ing F' uller Brush Produ c ts Phone 99 2 3410 . 10 6 tfc LOCU ST posts Phone 74 2 2359 ONE Pur e br ed Hamp shi re m al e hog 10 nice p igs for s at e . Phone 16lJ J 69 8 889 6 12 JO 61 c H Oll !:i E rn Ru!land 5R'I B t T IIME rabbrt s. I ~ old hens . Phone 24 7 2206 1 2 3t c !0)1:~0 C <t ll <,192 \ J IIC 1 T TW O bedrm mobile home c arpet ed nrce localton , patio "S ilO per month depo s rt . no pel s, 3 1, m des south of f\ lbtlnY Call 99 '2 7'20-l 1 ~ 61p -- ~ ~- r 1 WEEK ONLY! . !1·:.i 1,. CO-OP •• .. -·--- -- - - URNI', f iL I 12 2 26rc - --(lparifn- en! adul ts only 111 Middleport Phone 992 387J 3 25 lfc 3 AND 4 RM turntshed and unfurnished apls Phone 992 5434 11 9 tfc COUNTRY Mob.tle Home Park . N ' 33 . ten miles norlh of Pomeroy Large lots with concnte A.•tlos , -,idtwtlks. runners and off street parking . Phone 992 1479, Ill! lie • ~-- -=-- Virgil B,,-s r , Broker 110 Mechanic Pomeroy , 0 . Phone 992·3l2S NEW LISTING - Rulland . Has 3 bedrooms, bath, range , refr t g e rator . basement , dbl garage & carport. $17,500. • CHARMING - 4 BR older home w rth form a l din 1ng, large bath , steam heat {ga s fired l. spa cious yard 111 Racine n e ar scho ols . $16,500 SENSIBLE - 3 B.R. home. w ith bat h . nat gas heat. c tty wa t er , and l a rg e fam lly room for the chil d ren . A sk i ng Onl y $8500 NICE & NEAT - J B R s. bath , large d tnrng , full ba sement. gas F.A fur · na c e overlooking town . Only $1 7,500. ENORMOUS - 12 r oom ~ . 5 B R . s, 2 baths . w ood burn r ng firepla c e s , spa c ious modern k itchen , nat ~ gas furnace,· family r oom and 2 jarge lot s Want $27,500. NEW LISTING "'" Char . ming J BR brick ran ch home Nat ga s, hot water heat Beautiful equipped kit' , wrth exlras Dtning , large famt!y room, roofed patio. dbl. garage and J level lots $46,900 NEW LISTING - Mam moth 8 room hom e, 6 bedrooms , 2 baths , gas F .A. furna c e . Lots of n rce paneling and carpeting . Only $18,500. DON 'T BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THESE . __ ____,I ,... Reg. SJ39.00 Vat . POMEROY LANDMARK 9,._ Jack W. Carsey, M9r. jfliil Phone "2-2181 CUSTOM d ,.; 8 regulation pool table wilh accessories . Call 992 2238 1 4 61c S EIIR S ROEBUCK' a ir compressor and wood lathe . Phone 16141 985 H77. 1 4- 6t c MIDDLEPORT - E<· frame, lovely BR . full kltcheJ1, 3 basement, hot water heat . Sll ,000. REEDSVILLE - 22 acres wllh gas welt 1 apart· ments, home, ho'm e. Income Mobile $420 per mOfllh ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. 525,000. POMEROY - Large 2 story frame - Had 2 apartments. 5 BR, 2 baths, N. gas FA heat. $10.000 MIDDLEPORT - I floor plan . 2 BR , bath, full 1, 44 ' A t:: RE tor 16141 667 3333. sale Phone 1 4 121c 3 BEDRM home. IVSI finished , remodeling, Salem St .. Rutland Phone 142 -2306 after 4 p m or s~e Milo B. HutchiSOn 9 2J .Ifc - -·-- ---- -----4 ROOM S and bath In Pomeroy near Kroger's Store , s.a.ooo Phone 992 2729 or see Jerry Hawk ' " 12tp CA5l" l ~6! Find only makeable game ctng btd. The opener rebids 6 two spades with four or more spades. iwo hearts with four o r more hearts and two diamonds wtthout any four· card majpr~ The convention has achieved a lmost universal acceptance If not using Stayman. North ' NORTH • KJ96 • 7s 4 t A 863 • K 2 BO.~ J.OSER WIW KIIJD Q= A !l-iD ~RE 'OJ WHO ~~~T 10..1 ~~T ¥f. i\ 1 I:Oil'T 'el/!lt-l BeL.IE:Ve; it-l STRA\0HT, SS~IEIIE' I~ 11£ SRUTU'? ~ WEST F.A~T • 872 ¥QJ 1083 • Q 10 4 • 1\ 5 • 10 7 .•. 198 6 3 ¥ K 96 • 9 s2 SOUTH ~ till • Q 10. 3 9A 2 t KJ7 bu i ld in g d e r r tc k •AQ 5 4 Both vulnerable I 2 26tp Y OU a r e inter ested in bu rt dr n g a n ew hom e or for yo u r p r e se nt , home r emod eled , c onrac l R oush Con!,tru c t io n , Ph one 997 7 58J 1 '} 121C 1 I l O 78tc 8UT '(()tJ a.l OIU HUIIf TIIOSE WHO R\!Ai.L'f LOVE YOU - If IT ~E BEST FOR YOU BERT AHO I WOULDN'T 111'110 STOP rotJ .. R EA DY MI X CO NCr. _ deliv ered ri g ht t o y our proJ ec 11 F as t an d easy . F ree es ltm aJes P hone Y9 2 32 84, Go eg le rn R ea d y M i x Co., M rddlep or t. Oh io 6 30 !Jc WOU L D YOU BELIEV E 'l Build an all s t eel building al Pole Barn prtc.:s ' Golden G.ant A ll St eel Buildings , Rt 4, B o11: 148 , Wa\/erty , Ohio Phon e 94 7 ?796 7 2d.lf c ,. 1 Q L L- -A !tn-e; ; n ;- -;-o-;;;ed ·0i: beh i nd Ru t l a nd Grad e Scho o l. T u n eu p , brakes , wt1 ee1 b(ll anc ln g , a l tnemenl , Phon e T42 2004 11 16 lfc GASOUNE ALLEY .. -.:-·, . .·- $3.000. DEXTER - 30 clean acres mostly fenced. Home. barn and other buildings . $17,500 .- S3.SOOdown. Bal . monthly. REAL ESTATE IS YOUR BEST INVESTMENT CALL US TODAY. 992-22S9 or 992-2568 high-card points and balanced hand . ~la y man ena bles htm to check to see 1f his partner has fOur spades in whach case he expec ts a spade contract to De prefe rable He bid s two clubs Sure enough . South does btd two spades and North takes him to the only makeable game contract. A New Mexico reader By Oswald & James Jacoby wants to know what you res -' The standard notromp opening with 16 to 18 high-card pomts and 4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2 or 53·3·2 dtstrtbution ha s been praclically unchanged smce fir st suggested by Oswald Jacoby tn 1933 . The Stayman conventton . as mvented by Sam Stayman and George Rapee around 1942 or 1943 . us es the two club respon s e to an opentng notrump as an artlflc1al for- pond to a Stayman two clubs when you hold four cards in each major suit. There IS no general rule here. Sol!lc bid the spades ; others hearts. The Jacobys bid the better one of the two rw_e_c_o_m_e_t'_w_;.o_r-:-k- zo :y~ruct off 4er qratuit4! z1 Proof. reading tenn zz Without (Ger.) 23 Mine roof 25 Greek island Z6 "Cowardly (For a copy or JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to · "Win at Bndge. " c l o this newspaper, P 0 Box 489, Rad10 C1ty Station, New York, N Y· 10019) 38 Roman garments 39 Observe M African ·-- antelope n Remotely DOWN 1 Range of hills Z Perfect 3 Clowned around ( 3 wds.) 4 Conger - ~ ~:;ed 7 Wrestler's pad 8 Takes on a role (4 wds.) V esterday'o answer 9 TruStworthy 27 Classified 12 Public proc- 29 Korean lamation port 16 Berlin · 30 Lariat eyesore 31 Impede 19 Swerve 36 Stevedores' 22 Spoken union 37 Last 23 WarnB Spanish queen 24 Glut 25- Porter Uon" ='--"_.._ a:oo--Mov tn' On 3,4,15; ~PY Doys 6,13; Good time• 8,10; Wlfh Lives af Stol<e 33. · 8:»-wetcome Back, Kotter 4,13: Joe a. Sons 8,10;· Consumer Survival Kit 33. 9:0t>--Poltce Woman 3,4,15; Rookies 6,13; Ml!lll 8,10; Sarah 33 9: 30--0ne Dav at A Time 1. to. 10 :01)--Joe For~sll!r 3,4, IS; MafCUS 'Netby, M.D. 6,13; ' Switch 8, 10; News io: Woman Alive 33. 10:»-Woman 33. • 11 :QO--News 3.4,6,8, tO, 13,15; ABC News 33 . 11 :»-Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Wide World ~ysterv 6,13 ; Movie "Cry Parilc" I ; Movie "The Remarkable Mr . Pennypacker" 10: Janak! 33. 1:QO--Tomorrow 3.4: News 13. · WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7,1976 6:0t>--Columbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6: 1~Fotk Literature 3. 6 . 2~Farm Report 13 .. 6:31)-...New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8; Farmllme 10; The Story 13. I<NEE:S, 6 . 5~Chuck . 5ta1e 13 . 7:0t>--Today 3,4,1S; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7.31)-...Schooltes 10. 8:0t>--Lucy Show6; Captain Kangaro. 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:31)-...Big Valley 6. 9.0t>--A.M. 3, Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8: Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13; Kanawha County Bicentennial 3l . 9·31)-...Not For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6: Tattletales 8; New Zoo Rvue 13; Food Preserving 33. IO:Ot>--Ceiebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4. 15; Edge of Night 6: Price Is, Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13; Youth In Trouble 33. 10:»-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4: Dinah 6. 1\:0t>--Hollywood Squares 4; Gambit 8,10; Walsh's Animals 33. 11 :30--Holtywood Squares 3,15; Happy Days t3; Midday 4; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :55--Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. 12 :0t>--Htgh Rollers 3, IS; Let's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun's 50-SO C tub 4; News 6,8, 10. 12 :31)-...Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10; E lee. Co. 33. 12 : 5~NBC News 3,15 . . l:Ot>--News 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Dona~ue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Food Preserving 33. 1: »-Days of our Ltves 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason 6,13; As the World Turns 8,10; Cabell Medical Auxiliary 33 . 2:0Q-S10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Kanawha County Bicentennial 33. 2:31)-...Doctors 3.4.15; Neighbors 6.13; G~tdlng Light 8,10; Consumer Survival Kit 33. J:Ot>--Another World 3,4,1S; General Hospital 6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3. 3()-()ne Life !oLive 13; Ml<key Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10. 4:QO-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewllched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Meet Me After the Show" 10; Call II Macaroni 13. <:»-Bewllched3; Aflerschool Spectal6,13; Partridge Family 8; Se•- ! St. 20,33; Get Sm o .- ~ 15. S:Ot>--Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; S1or Trek IS. S:31)-...Adam-12 4; News 6: Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. 6: oo--News 3,4,8, 10,13, 15; Zoom 20; \:Into the Hills 33. 6: 31)-...N BC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Grlflllh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Crop Game 20; Book Beat 33. 7: oo--Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth.4 Bowling lor Dollars 6: Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10; Counl•y Music Jubilee 13; Family Aflalr 15; Book Beat 20; Know Your School 33. 7 :31)-...Last ot the Wild 3; Nome That Tune 4; Wild Wild World of Animals 6; Match Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; -The Judg& 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Episode Adlon 33. . 8:0t>--Little House on the Prairie 3,4,15; Suddenly An Eagle 6, 13; Tony Orlando & qawn 8,10; Music from Aspen 33; Outstory 20. 8:31)-...Lowell Thomas Reembers 20. 9:QO--Famlly Theatre 3,4,15; Baretta 6,13; College Basketball 8; Great Performances 33; Cannon 10; Evening of Championship Skating 20. IO:Ot>--Starsky & Hutch 6, j3; Blur Knight 10; News 20. 11: oo--News 3,4.8, 10,13.1S. 11 :3Q-Johnnv Carson 3,4, lSI Movie "The Great Ice Rip-off" 6, t3; Movie "Tribute to a Bad Man" 8; Movie "Behold a Pate Horse" 10; ABC News 33. 12:0t>--Janakt 33. ' Ast Grapfl =an b_ • Bernice Bede Osol For Wadneoday, Jan. 7, 1171 =-+-l--1 ARIES (March 21-Ap•tt 19) 34 Caddoan Indian 35 Follower -+-+--1 Your resolve will pay drvldends today Stick to what you set out to do. e"Jen If the road to attain· =+--1--1--1 ment rs a little bumpy TAURUS (April 20-Moy ..-+- +--1--1 You work best alone ancl of a Chinphilosophy 20) in a quiet env~ronment today -..1.-..L.-L:-:~ Sneak oH somewhere prrvate and peaceful 1L:·~~~~~~~-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:____:~====~~~~~~~~j~Ooopd' - llAILY CRVPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work. it: A X Y D L B A ,A X R GEMINI (MIJ 21-June 20] C onverse with a fnend today whose think ing parallels your Is 1.' 0 N G F E I. L 0 W own SometMing of mutual One Jcuc-: samply stands for :mother In this sample A is . value w1U be gamed u ~c4l for the three L'!-i, X for th(' two O's, (•tc S m~lc letters. CANCER . (June 21·oluly 22) apostrophes. the length and formation of the \~Pnls are :11l Draw upon your tenacity and Inni s. E:1r h day the ('nde lellcrs t~rc different . resour~elulness " lbday rf you meet wrth any problems CRYPTOQUOTES careerwr se You re up to the ch allenge. )OU NIEAN lHAT I HEAD THE DESIGN DEPARTMENT? We'll bring samples to your home with no obllgotion. See how you can realty RV save. Mike Young, Monoger Sales and Installation R1 . 3, Pomeroy, Olllo 45769 Phone day or night '14-ftl -2106 UNX FJ D XE F' K iVWDVAV OM OF CBKFVUf' NWOKZF IV K L II N X G- XVUVZZNBG CBDHV . - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You can handle things in a manner to· day that others will find im· presst"Je. Be both firm and fa1r Exp l ain reasons for your decisions VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 221 If an obllgatron is owed you and rt Is long O"Je r due , .a tactful reminder to the one tnvolved might get the matter orr dead LISTEN TO • "Great Country Stereo"· center WITH WHEN I W<\5 i(O(IN6, I il.\o\5 SURE I W<\5 601N6 TO 6E AN AP:r tN6TITIITE OR A MU!11C COLLEOiE ... MIKE STEVENS 3 BR HOM E just finished remodeling . Salem St, Rutland Phone 742 2306 after 4 p .m . or see Milo B Hutchinson 10 9 ·11C lull b.t~• · ntL"n ' urilitv room . bui l• in porch . gareoe Phone 992 7733 12 JO tfc , " . ', ) ., 'I .1 ·~·,. ' ' )I .,,. .' I ... •o . ' •" ] •' ,, !~ "' ,. q ~' I' ' ' '" .,,.. • 1·." . . . l. ..., . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) Re- · . -Answers can be found . 1 SCORPIO (OCI. 24-Nov. 22l<;, This is a good day for you to i embark on an ambU1ous un- '. dertaking . Have definite aims. r I Work dll1genlly. f. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc: 'l 21) You can make points with those in your charge today if, Jt you let them know you have, 1 their best Interests at heart. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. " 19) Don t settle tor secon~ be~t .~ · today 1n your endeavors, or • th1ngs you jjo in association :! wtth another Play to win. 1t AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Foll. 1tj " Once you make a decision to- ·l daY and you feel your postti~n ~"' ts ,usttfied , ha.,..e the courage your conv1ct1ons. o.r :l PISI;ES (Feb. 20-Mon:li 20) . . Don't be bashful about grin- ' ding a bit in commerclai ~ dealrngs tod'ay You wo".'t know rf you can get a better ,. ®~:: ,, Jan. 7, 1178 "' Thts comtng 1year you should .~ be able to make some "adva!"' tageous changes tn your , lifestyle that you 're planning : ' Make moves only after y'o u' re ,1 fully certain. \ lltf ... 516111• 5EEIN6 10tl~ 16NORE ME ... 'I'M JIJ6T ANOTH~ ••• SCHOOL. ... ., .. WMPO FM SIEREO 92 J I t I I ON • () t.' ' 1'1 " Weekdlys 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. - ---·•·1"' --------- ··a.;re - , ·' · r- 1, 1 h •• r.o~ study the detailS of an Issue I 1 you 've been concerned about , ~· I 3;1 Actress, Mary - ---.-.------ i' -i ---~ Report 3. White Reports tO; Good Mornj ng, Trt ' ~::~ain DOGS!'.'- 1 6 : 4~Morntng l:OQ--Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. portrayer 27 - opera 28 Summer, in Nantes l 6: 4D-Ounce of Prevention 10. r:::::::~~~~;-~~~~5(~i;Efr)~~;-rr~f5VC~~r;~~~)JI(;--;~~)r~zj~c:~-nHomie~ DOWN ON YoLJR 22 EX CAVATING , BA CKHOE S AND DOZER , LARGE AND SM AL L SEPTIC TANK S IN S T A LLED BILL PU L LIN S, PHONE 992 2478, DAY OR NIGHT 11 11 ' 781p Free estimates on carpeting and installation. one notrump to three wtth ht s I I As~~~&~ Q• ACROSS I "The time is -" 5 Philippine . island 10 On. the dole 11 Located 13 Transaction, 11 Baby's · plaything 15 Merry 16 Humorist 17 - transit... 18 Ennoble SOUND 10 'IOU? E L W OO D B OWER S REP A IR - Swee p er s , toaster s , trons . all sm all appl i an ces . Lawn m o w er . n ex t t o Stat e H 1gt1 wa y Gara ge on Rou t e 7 Pnon e 985 3825 . ~ 16 tic POMEROY - 1'1• acres loriglnally had 1 houses) . Pass f8Jse by THOMAS JOSEPH W I LL TRIM o r cu t tre es and sh r ubb er y Phon e 949 25 45 or 7-t2 3167 12 18 26tc SLOAN'S CARPETING 2. s1mp!y ~Mwd WELL , !-lOW C\?ES A NICE Sl"-8 OF BOILED 8t<ON10SAUIIUS SEW IN G M A CHIN E R epa ir s, se r v1 c e. all m a kes 99'1 71B d T he F abr l c Sh op . Pomeroy J\ ulho r i zed Singer Sal es and Serv i ce We sharpen Set ssor s 3 29 tfc BRADfORD , Auc t•oneer Complele Ser\o'ice . Phone 9d9 249 7 or 949 2000 Racine . Ohio . Cr i ll Bradford 10 9 lfc Pass Pass South would " ALLEY OOP 0 & D T REE Tr i mm tng . 20 y ears ex p er ien ce I ns ur ed , fr ee est tm a tes Ca l l 992 23 84 or 16 l dl 698 725 7 Alb an y 10 15 lfc C Pass Pass Op emng lead - EXC A VA TIN G , do l er . b ac kh oe a nd dtt c he r Ch <~rl es R H at f1 eld B~ck H oe Serv 1ce , Rut lan d , Ohto P hone 7d2 2008 ---- -- ---- North East Pass RE MO DELIN G . Pt u m tu ng , h ea ti n g an d al l t ypes o f g en e r a l re p a ir W ork qu ar ante ed . 20 y ear s ex per len ce P hone 99 2 2.:109 5 I tt c -- - ----· West tNT. E XCAVAT IN G . dozer , fo e. ~ an ef bac khoe wo rk . sept 1c t ank s i ns talled , dump ! r uc k s and lo bot s for hire . W il l ha u t f il l d trt . top soil. l1 m es tone a n d gra \/e l Call Bob o r Roger Jeff er s, day phone 991 7089, nigh t ph on e 992 3525 or 992 5132 'l 11 lf c basemenf , recently r enovated, carport . SlJ.OOO. Nice for .borne or trailers. Real Estate For Sale A5TROL0 6Y. CAP TAI~ EA5Y ~ OF T A N.K S c l eaned M odern Saf'1itation , 99 2 3954 or 992 1349 9 18 lf c Weekly Grain '299 ~" CHART- -SEPTI - - - C- $7,000 POMEROY - N1ce 2 story Capacity CR /\ N E Se r'tli c e , er ecr to n . dO It P h one 99 2 5468 If TEAFORD ConditiOner Modtl ucxxx. 210,000 VOUR · EI<· . cellent Lot - Nice build tng ideal for home or apartment with very little cost Automatic Water --·- ------ FURNISHED apartmen~ 4 roomsandba th . adullson l y . Phone 992 5908 12 18 tfc - - - · --- --- 6 RM _HOUSE and balh for rent m Pomeroy . Call 992 5741 P hone 9d 9 2822 . 1 6 Ole CO AL . ltmestone and all types of salt and rock sail lor Ice and snow removal Ex cetstor Salt Works. East Main St . • Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 389 1. ~ 12 7 r r c O L DER n1odern 7 rm 1'1 ome, · carpeted and completely BEDROOM ft.Jrntshed furnished. w i th forced air aparlment al Village furnace , J ' acre tot Phone Manor Phone 992 J17J 992 2280 . y 12 -19 26tc 1 2 1:21( 1\ KC BI\ ~S ETl ho und pup . 3 mos old , SJO Phont 99 ? 50SS La .Salle HOTEL bal es . 3 13EDRM trarl er wi th (')I: pand , l 1vm g room , 5 Poin ls Phone 992 33 88 12 31 6tc Pets I MOD E RN des1gn s ter eo , 8 t rack t a pe , etm fm rad 10 c omb tna tron oatan ce S96.60 or t erm s Call 992 3965 1 7 ttc 12 9 16tp F REE RENT AT VIL L AGE MANOR IN MID Phone r3 04 1 77 3 5817 OLE PORT! We are so sure Mason . w va 12 JO 6t c lhal-m.~J will love ou r apar'lmt?{lts thai we give you two weQt,.\.J~ EN T F REE MOBILE HOM ES FOR SAL E Just pay your secur 1ty IOxS O PEERLE SS Mob tlc deposit and stay stx months Hom e . new g as furna Ce, and the ftrst 1 weeks is free bu i lt in oven and range , You wll l enjoy m onthly pri c e reduc ed for qutck sale leases , all electrtc livin g , Can b e seen at K 1ngsbury carpeting , range end H om e Sale s, Il l E · Main St , refrigerator. free tr,ash Pomeroy . Ohio or c a ll 992 pickup , cable TV Coplional l 7 034 a~nd laundry facrllltes . 12 31 4tC Con\/enient to shopping on Third and Mill rn Mid NEED 1\ GIANT room ad dleport VILLAGE MANOR dil ro n . or off tce , sh o wroom, is yours for one bedroom etc ") w e have a 1975 Mobile apartments starting at Sl04 unit , 14x 70, to t al ele c tric, monlhly plus elec We "ay fully carpeted . 2 offices 1n for e'tlerythtng else See the ·center . 1J bath on each end . Manager al Riverside Pri c ed low to s ell . Can be Ap•rtments or call 992 3273. seen a 1 K tngsbury H ome, Thts offer will end soon , so Sales , 1100 E . Marn St., m ove in now and save SSS$. Pom eroy , Oh to. or call 992 10 23 tfc 7034 12 31 4tc 12 X 60 I URNI SHED tra tl er with Washer and dryer . Rt'n1 SJ25 per month with option to buy Phone 84 3 '246 5, Portland , Oh ro MEIG ~ CO Hum an e Society , I 4 61 c two b ea uttf ul 10 weeks ol d Coll te t ype puppies . 1 ma le. I female , worm ed and ha'o',C HOU SE , free gas Phon(' 7J1 2577 or 7 11 '25YO sho t s Phone 992 5427 after 6 1 .:1 6tp p m rour dogs epprb.,.; . 1 yr old . Shepherd Collie mixed,, in excellent condllion Cal! T WO bedrm trail er , S28 per week All utilities paid ' 992 5906 They .l!t need yood Phon e 992 JJ24 homes 1 4' t fc 1 .:1 61 c Middl•port, 0 . Ph. TW O l tg h t w e tgh t cha m s aw s~ W tlk1 nson Sm all E n gtnes . 198 loc us t St , M1 ddleport Ph on e 997 J 09 '2 1 J 6tc 12 31 lf c l BEDRM mobtle hom e, 11 x 65 H o lly Park , like n e w wilh 8 x J2 awning and porch W asher and dry er tn cl uded . 'PART TIME b a bys r ller Phone 7.:12 269 5 I 6 6\c P hone 992 1 5 1?I C 992 77 '11 Mobile Homes for Sale ENG L I S H Sh epherd Pupp ies . S1 0 Phone 99 ' 39JJ or 619 Pag e SJ , Mtddl eport 1 4 61p h ~y 1 6 ~fl TR A I LE R . 2 bedrm tully c arpe led 1n 1\ rbau g h 1\d d t t 1on . .:f-ttppers P l a rns , Phone 8J3 '2d 1J 1 6 3tp Wanted -TO Buy 4 ROO M S and b ath , l ar ge yard HOU SE in Chester . 2 bedrm s an d ba lh Good c ond ilton Pho ne ( 614 ) 985 424 5 1 5 6t c GOOD cr u al ily VERY HI6 HLY Of WIN AT BRIDGE Pomeroy Office 105 eunernut 992- 3345 Formerly W ee d Wholesale . F eatur i ng . Delu x Z e ro ~o~: Cop y Serv ice . O fl tce s u p pl ies . M i m eo g r ap h Suppli es , larg est selec t ton o f w ed d in g su pp lies in Sou th eas t ern Oh io Th e Prtnt Shop Complet e · (St ill tn busin ess m Mid · dl eportl 1'2 82 r1 0 . 1 6 61 c 16 MM f , M PR O sou n d pr o tec tor . 1000 w a tt b u lb w1l h tw o tn ch . I 1 6 l en s . S3 00. P h on e 992 7551 I 5 tlt p 1 5 1I I c I>UT !GATHER YOU'VE A DIFFEKENTOPINION ( , HE , TH l ~K S 4 10 1mo . rU LL a c r es A IR CO we ldtng ma c hin ~ . n ew ele c all a cc esso r1 es i n eluded . Ph one 991 341 0 10 28 tfc 16\ H IN CAIRO, E6YPT .... OCTOBER 2 2 .tl)55_! ) TE l,\ OUR !3055, J.P. M'~EE, WONPSR5 5'i'AR$ Ml6HT 5HeD At..IY Ll6HT ON WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY ltJ CAIRO ... IF T~E Quality Print Shop H OU SE on L rnc oln Hgl s 2 t1edr m , larg e ki tc hen . full base men t. e)( ce llen r bu y for \8 ,900, with n ew furn rt ure , onl y 5. 10,300 Phone 992 7 648 1 6 261( 197 I H O N [) f , 7~0 . I or d 2000 t ra c tor . p ~, . d rff e r c nt ia t lock . tr on r en d w e ighl s a n d , o th er e x tras Phon e 992 A CERTAI>J WAREHOU5E - Ph ..992.J99l - 1 1~;s- RM ~ OU S E . b asem en t a n d 5 Phon e 992 5035 an d ga r d en T WO be drm do ubl e wide m od ular home , rur a l 1o cat1on . n ear Pom eroy No pel s or chrldren P h one 991 70 17 \ 6 61 ( l ~ ] I( BR A N CH M f\ N J\G ER T R A IN EE U nusu a l op por t un dy to be co m e assoc tal ed w ith a lea Otng f as t g row tn g co n sumer l1n a n c e co mpany domg busrn ess In 19 stat es we tram yo u 10 a ll pha ses o f work tnvolvtng con sum er c rcdt l You wil l conl ac t our c u s to m er s, both tn and o ur s td e th e off rce and l earn to work wtt h m cr cnant s In a fr re n d l y wa y yo u w rll help p eopl e w ilh th et r per son.al l tnan c e Start 1ng salar y w t11 mee t th e n eed s of you and yo ur fa m ily no w In a f ew short y ear s yo u c an earn we ll a bov e a v er ag e Ou r co mp any promotes from w tth tn Pre v1ous ex perten ce n ol n ecessary Mus t be a sc ho o l g raduat e n igh ln i tialt ve and am bil ion pay o ft ExceptiOnal employee benefti S PHONE Mr Ohltnger at 992 2111, Captlal F 1nan c 1al Serv1ce s. 300 W 2nd St .. P o m eroy, Oh10 45 769 fiN EQUAL OP P O RT UN IT Y EMPLOY E R I 6 3t c Dai~ 19'>3 1 0R 0 Cus tom 1 door VB ttath ead wtt h o vcrdrt'tl e . 14169 Pl ym o u th 11 el vc d cr e I do or VfL iluro nr a t1 c. pow(•r s t ee rmg I o r mo r e rn for m a l iOn c an "19 7 7 10 7 I I 61p 1 .1 61 C 7) 1.1 The 197J CHEVROL E T 1 1 ton tru c k / See: Joe Imboden . M iner sv 1ll e 1 6 61 C .t r-:A-:P:-:A-:: TE CARVED ON S-,+a cuse, Ohio Roger Wamsley , Rutland Real Estate For Sale i CAPI' AIN EASY LARRY LAVENDER Phone 742-2lll - Anics • STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING-SOFFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS -- - :AS H pa i d tor ma'k es an d mod el s o f m ob il e h om es . Ph on e ar ea code/ 61.:1 423 953 1 4 1J r f c 1 2 61C- T fiX pr epa re d , r e d en~ I an d state ta:-: e!\ W ri t be done b y appt o nly Pl eas e phon e 99 2 2272. o r see Mr s. Wa nd a Ebl m, L au rel C liff R d , Pomer oy 12 ) I ) Ol e -- Wanted ton 196 1J I ORD t-. unQcr p 1c 1<. up sr nn dnrd P ' . P fi 6 ( y l 1n d er . 300 <. u rn S7 1'1 Pt10nc G l en 1\ tss c !! 9 \'ol 71:!0 1 t 5 6tc. Blown tnto Walls & R&J OOINS C?.,~~RS, !,~~:v _.. Blown Insulation Services Appraisal serv1ce on estates and collections . ITH NELSON BLIND ADS /l dd i!. ton a l ?Sc Ch ar ge -p er 1\ d ve r l tSe , , en I OFFICE HO!JRS 8 30 a m IO ':. 00 p n1 Oa i "V·~ B ~ O a m to I? 0 0 N oon Sa tu rda Y D Suppl~ Nathan Biggs Radiatot: Specialist .:1 door , on e loca l ow ner, new r a dia l white wall t rr es, V8, aut omati c~ powe r st eering . radio , sa v e on a n 1ce on e & OBITUARY 5. 7 00 l or SO w o rd min1 m um E a ch and FREE ESTIMATES Buy. Sell or Trade Loco I c a r . shrtr p inside an d ouJ, goOd new tires; cus to~ wheels , dark gr ~en vi n yl r oot. g r een f• n1sh , AM rad ro and tape , f act or y a ir . p ower st eermg and br a kes , aut o mati c Book V a lue $3050.00 tt1r ct: ?6 cen ts ·pe r w o r d 51)1. c on St'r tJI •v c •n scr t1on s I "[ I I 1 X 1 X I l l" •. Currency 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 FLE ETSIDE Clearance U09S 6 c yl. , st d . l r ans , step bumper , good t i re s, cl ei'l n sharp b l uP t ini~h . Boo K Val ue $3:.>00 ' ' ,,, • . ._ l h' ' ' 1 (C tll<; p v• wor d r "'l ., , .. ... ,\ •' i•,st•r • on s r~ns, bt• resp ons ,b tc t or mor e tha n onE' •rHorrec t inser ti o n R A TES Fo r Want Ad Sc rv•ce TUESDAY, JAN.UARY 6,1971 4:»-Bewtlched 3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20.33; Get Smart IS . S:Ot>--Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8: StarTrek IS. S:JI)-...Adam-' 12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8: Etec. Co. 20.33; Adam-12 13. 6:0t>--News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6 ; Zoom 20; Biography· 33. . 6:»-NBC News 3,4,1 5; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; HoclqeDOdae Lodoe 10 7:0t>--Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Wlllburn Brothers 8; News lOk: Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 151 Antiques 20; Wild Wild World ot Animals 33. · · 7·»-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let 's Deal With• If 6; . $25,000 Pyramid 8; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wally's Workshop IS; College Hockey 20; Family Theatre 33. I • \ I ... .. ... . •, .;,. .. • ., �'l'tw 1),1\1\ St.11ltlnt' l JO ~lu lt lkpu ll l 'uuu I ll\ . 0. 'Jlll' ' d 1t\ •• 1,111 k 111 ';1, . Meigs Loc8.I • t Contmued from )\age 1, Call Of flU!) ,''.'o'''n'' 'v,., ,u.,,.,.,~,.,,. N(, .. ,,,,,(,,,.,.','''N ''''''.''''A ':':<::: I IILliMIIUS 1UP It (aov. J<~nws A Rhurlt•s --'~~ tud<ty IIIIIIUUIU ' td C' HII · lht~ tnle1 Vh~" s fur tlw stnu twu o( a $25 nulh.1n a.sk«< to st·nc OJli.ht' toffil1lllt~ 10 lll'l p name lhe replaeemenl for McComas Ctru· billionlwrr c•ar•s a l••ar ror Anht·ust•r - Uust·h. He askt•d lll:tt MeComds slt Ill till r ~plaL"'ei Jlen l and pres1drnt Hoovt•r and Mrs Sheets " t'I'C ' plnnt ht•n• ...,hi< h "'ill mak(' , Rt•gular boa rd meetmgs were set for 7 30 P m on thE' second Tuesda v of e.ach mont h a t the supe rintendent's office m Middleport Tl;l' only excepUon made on the meeting dat~\las 1n August \\hen the mee tmg wt\1 Or held on the thard Tuesday Ot hers Httenchng the meeting were Jeff Weaver, JUruor ~ugh p11ftc 1pal , James Dtchl ; seniOr h1gh prinCipal, Dan Morrts. <-~ sststa nt supermtendent of the dJstrtc t, and Robert Morns, pnnCJ p.tl of the Pomeroy und Middleport Elemen tary Rhodt•s and Ctllumbus developer Don i\1 ca"to madr the :Hnumnt·t•meut at a mornlng tlt.'"s Loss was set at $52,000 m a fire at 8' 07 p.m. Monday whtch gutted three businesses and three apartments in the Gardner buildmg at the corner. of Thtrd Ave. and State St. m Gallipohs Cause of the f1re, which started at the rear of Jeans-n-Things, was undetermined at presstirne to<)ay um· fcn·tu e. Thr II('" Metal Conlatner Curp plant Yotllt·mploy 200 people. said Rhodes. Melal cun taml'r t s a wholly- Schools Gallipolis fire causes $52,000 damage Mondayj ned subsidiary of Anht•ust•r--Busch. Metal Cnntaaner has taken an option on a 16-acre tnu I wJIIun Anheust•r· O\\ Accordmg to Gallipolis tlems received water and Ftre Chief James A. Northup, smoke damage . the blaze traveled lo the Twenty-fiVe volunteers cetllng of Jeans-n-Things and From the Gallipolis Ftre ,.: tContmued from page 1) spread lo the nearby stair- Department used 30,000 Repubhcan Pari) offtctal, to be U S. ambassador lo Great ---,11Dautsclcch-li.,t'l21J50'1alu'·,.. rc.·1n'"lcd'i'uSlslrnr,fiia!l_ ' --r _ ___.,,•u- w the second .and thtrd--gallon- of waler- durmg- their Brttam-~-a dmtmstrahon sources s~ud toda}r She would be !he floors of the building owned efforts lo bring the ftre under ftrsl woman Lo hold the pres ugwus diplomatic post tf her by M&T Investments, Rl 3, control around 10 30 p.m. nommat10n ts confirmed b) the Senate Galhpohs A pumper truck from Point Mrs Armstrong's appomlmenl to the Court of St. .James In addillon, the Newberry Pleasant was alsc on hand "as expected to be announced shortly, the source sanJ Mrs Sporlmg Goods, 62 State St ., Bestdes the blaze, ftremen Armstrong, 48. Muld succeed Elhol L. Richardson, who ts was heavily damaged . had to ftghl 17 degree 1 eturmng to Wm;hm gton to becun~e secretary of Coi:tmer<.oe UNDER CONTROL - Two Gallipolis Volunteer Ftre Ftghlers are pt• l ured on the top Newberry's was owned by weather. She served as Wh1te House counselor on women s tssues floor of the old Gardner Bmldmg at the corner or Stale Sl, and Th1rd Ave. aFte r Monday Damage was set at $35,000 Howard Newberry of Ports· durmg the N1xon admm1stratmn and the early part of the Ford rught's blaze was brought undei- control touth and managed by Bob lo lhe building and $17,000 lo admimstra twn She was one of the strongest defenders of / Edgm~lon uf Gallipolis Its contents The bwlding IS former President Rtl:hard M N1xon durmg hts Waterga te A Lhtrd firm, Kitchen CraFt msured by Wiseman Agency lrtbulauons Robert J Stewart, 18, Rl I of Ohto, Kentucky and West Clue! Jim Northup satd the Lan gsville , 1s free on bond V1rgmta, located on Ute Third c1ty's aertaJ ladder truck was pendmg sentencmg followmg Ave, stde of the structure, m position for use, but that hts plea or gutHy Monday (O suffered water and smoke the blaze was brought under David L Tyree, 19. MtdCommon Pleas Cour t Judge dleport , was trea ted and damage Dean Rmehart ts control before il was needed. 'fv..ro persons were InJured 'I herr was heavy damage to J ohn C Bacon on a btll of rel ease d manager of lha\ firm Northup also thanked area al Veterans m a lrafftc acctdent a t 8 10 has car No charges were Jnf orm a!io n charg1n~ Memonal Hospttal '.\.here he Jeans-n-Things ts owned by residents who helped local breakmg and en tenn g a was taken by Pomeroy E·H p m Monday on Count) Road filed K1lchen Crall of Ohio and fir e-fighters m any way house m Salem Twp on or squad fnllowm g a smgle car 163, one and two te nths nules managed by Robert Rathff of durmg last night's blaze, A slllgle car m1shap occa s t of Rt J3 m Me1gs I , Bidwell. Three apart- espectally those who FurRl curred at 12 45 a m today on about lasl Dec 15 acctdenl Monda y a t 10 20 An mveshga twn wtll be County ments on the second floor rushed coffee and other Items Rt 7 m Eureka \\here Larry pm Taken to Ve teran s K Frasher . 19, P atn ot, lost made by lhe stale as lo were heaVIly damaged m sub-freezmg temperatures. The Me1gs County Shenff's whether Stewart should be Department re ported tha t Mem onal Hospllal for The apartme nts were cun trol of h1s car wh1ch ran trea tme nt of lnJUnes were orr the highway strtkmg a placed on probatwn The btll Tyree \\as tra veling south on occupied by Mrs Edna Wtlham C Cook , 18 Thompson, Mrs Hazel Wood gua1 drat] There was heavy of mformataon wos prepared CR 15 m Rulland 'J wp, one and presented by Charles nule north of SR 124. \\hen he Pomeroy, and a passenger m damage to hts car and Mr . and Mrs John Kmgh t, ass1stan t p1 osecutor faded to mt:.~ke a cur'vc The Ius car. Beulah Cook, 61 of t'rance and famtly . There ' PomerO) Shertff Robe rt C Har· car went off the road on the were no mJunes Apartment r tenbach's oFFtce has learned Jell II ave led 100 fee t, wen t Accordmg to the Galha • Veterans Memorial Hospital that J ohn Horst has been m mtu a five fool l'l eek, Metgs Posl Slate H1~hwa) ADMITTED - John Wtse , Patrol. Cook travehng east , custOdy m Hunlsvtlle, Ala !raveled an ot her 100 fee t m MRS JOHNSON DIES Van Wert. Mary Dursl, lost control of Ius car wh1ch smce F1 Iday on a warra nt water and Jee befUJ e comwg Pomeroy; Angela Baket, ran orr the nght stde of the Mrs Bermce John su n, Issued m Me1gs County to a stop Pomeroy, Kay Welclll htghway an d overlurned $200 WINNER - Becky Matthe ws , Rt 1 Clwshtre, Tyree wa s c at ed to court on Phoemx . Artz , dted l ht s chargmg Horst with auto Albany: Deneda Gtlliam, PomerO) Mayor Claren ce was the wmner $200 Ill a con test sponsored by th e Poml of 1 eCk less mormng a l Bapt1sl Hosptlal larceny P1 oceedmgs wtll be charges Pomeroy; Dons Deeter, Andrews Monday ntghl ap· Pleasant Retail Met cha nts Assn Above , Melvm Bord· m Phoemx Mrs Johnson was 1m hated at once 1f Horst falls ope ratiOn The car wa s Long Bollom: Paul Andrews , pmnted lhe counc1l members to wmve exhadil!On man , pr es1dent of the merchants' group, , hf;lnds Becky i: J emnl1 shed t1 former resJdent of Meigs Long Bottom: Casste Hudso ~ : Mat thews her pnze to these stand tn g com. TON!TE thruTHURS Coun ly She ts surv1ved by a Mtn ersvlile , VIcky N1Lz, nul tees JAN 6 8 daught e r. Thlema Nutter , Pomeroy : Dora Roush, NOT OPEN Building commlltee , Ralph San D1cgo. Calif • tw o Middleport , JeFFrey Carson, Werry, c hairman , J.ou gra ndsons , Rogel an d Rutland . Shtrley Wolfe , Osbm ne, and Paul Globokar. MIChael, Iwo sisters, Mrs Racme: Charles Batley , FRt SAT SUN finance co mmittee , Lou Mona Farra, Racme, and Porlland JAN 9 11 CLEVELAND I UP! ) Osborne , chatrman, Ralph be necessary m~n t , he sa ld , at could cost Mrs Georgia Henders ho t, rdt e Increase for CE I' s Jacque lme Sus ann 's OISCHA RGED - Everett Harold L Williams , If the hrm ha s lo put on Flue $506 million "htch would 689,000 cuslomers m north- We rry, and Harry Davts: Ward , ONCE IS NOT Ha1 t"eJI, Ga, and a brother, Albert Roush , executive vice president of gas desulphunzataon eqUip- transla te mto a 38 pe1 cent vrdwan ce ('O mm1ttee , Dr ENOUGH Ray Hemey , Racme Funeral ~..:t stern Oh1o Raym ond Juslts, James I Techmcolor) Cleveland ElectriC Harold· Brown, c hatrm~n . ser vtces and bunal wall be m Rep Ron MotU, D.Ohio, the Daniels , Terry Kntjlhltng. Hlum1nalmg Co., testiFied J.ou Osborn e,, and Ralph Phoemx firs t w1lness today, ctled a Dakota Laudermtll . today tl could reqmre a 38 per Werrv: uhlihes artd stud) showm~ nearly 60 per Raymond Sayre cent rate mcrease lo pay for a sani!atlon , Ph1l Glubokar. cent of lhe Amertcan pubhc sulphur dtoxtde control c hamnan, Ralph We rry , a re "tlhng lo pay lhe cosls of Holzer Medical Center system on the company's four Ch uck Uarlles . st reet c lea mng up the en1Discharges, Jan. 5) electnc generating plants co mmln ee , Harry Davi,, vlronmentHl problems Rhonda Borden , Mrs Jerry Williams lesltfted al a <hatrman Chuck Bartles, Dr Mottl a lso atled studies Canter and son , Halite Cross, hearmg conducted by the BroYtn 1 s.afety and parkmg, showmg that pollulton control Grace Durose, Irma Eilts, US Environmental By EDWARDS LECHTZIN there can no longer be any IS gene ra tmg more JObs than Chuck Bartles, c hatrman , Dr LIZZie Gtllesple, Rosa Proteclton Agency whtch has doubt about lite r ecoVCI y or w lost b) plant closmgs m Bro" n and Harry Davis , UPI Auto Wrtter Grtffllh, Edna Knapp , proposed sulphur dwxide mobtle hQmes. Phtl Globokar DETROIT fUPI) - M•d· our bus mess," saJd Wilham that Ohto IS lostng potential Douglas Mornson, Anna regulallons For Ohto The December new car sales shot Benton, a Ford Motor Co new wdustry because 1ts Myers , Frankie Netgl r • , state has been unable lo up 30 per cent ovet the VICe p1 est dent pollutiOn <onlrol regulatiOns Ronald Phalln, Law,t, 1 agree on regulatiOns. The fma ll975 sales 1epm l, , a rc Un C('I ldlrl UNIT CALLED OUT disasl1 Ollli pertod m 1974 but Templeton, PatriCia VanWilliams said CEI's The Pomeroy Emer~en ~. the U S auto mdustry sl tll lo be ISsued Wedn esday. wtll lie smd expenditures for Matre, Ira Watson. momtonng stations around Squad was called lo 130 Slate turned m tts worst sales show sales for the yea1 bm ely p ollutiOn are c ontrols t Births, Jan. 5) Its plants m Ashtabula, Lake , performance m 13 years l opped sev en mtlhon genera tmg 1 I rn1lhon Jobs m Sl al 10 49 a m Monday For Mr ,;nd Mrs Robert L Cuyahoga and Loram automotive domestic cars - off 5 h:! per the Umled Stales Curhs Smith who had suF· Dc trot t 's counties show they are son, Gallipolis, Mr . Bush, executives said they were cen t from 1974's sluggish fered a head laceratiOn He already generally under the H1cks, son, and Mrs Donald heartened by the strong pace and 27 per ce nt below was taken to Veterans acceptable federal clean atr lhe record 9 7 mdlion cars showmg whtch made the Dec Mernonal Hospital Al 5 25 Jackson standards and, he said, no 11-20 period the best of lhe sold m 1973. AUTO IIEt.:II\'F.RI::O p m Monday , the squad mel further Improvement should The yea1 1975 goes m lhc year on an annualized bas1s A 1974 Vega owned by a famtly enroule lo Pomeroy PLEASANT VAIJ-EY DISCHARGES - Robert Amencan Motors was up 43 record books as the lowest Charles H Co6b . Syracuse, From Long Bollom wtlh ntneper cent, Ford up 42 per cent, sales fur any year With the ... and stolen from 1n front of the monlh-old , Brett Prtce, who Fresham, Lakin, Mrs. Jesse Chrysler up 41 per cent and excepuon of 1970 when a 67· Gcner a l Telephone Co appeared Lo be chokmg The McClure, Letarl; James REVIVAL SET General Motors up 21 per <lay slrtke agamst General buJldJng , W Mum St., baby was taken lo Veterans Rtggs, Mason; Diana WatRUTLAND - There wtll be cent The same pertod in 1974 Motors Clippled sales On lhe Pmncroy, Sa t urday was Memonal Hosptlal by lhe son, Pedro, 0 s tde. the recovered m Athens Monday a three day revival at the wa s the Industry's worst produclwn BIRTHS - Jan. 3, son lo squad and was released after automakers say they Pomeroy Poltce Ch1cf Jed treatment At 10 51 p .m . Mr . and Mrs . Jesse Huff, Rulland Free Wtll Bapltsl smce 1960. Church Thursday , Jan . 8, Sales reports for the Dec produced 6 7 milhon cR "· Webster sa td lh e Athens Monday lhe squad went lo Mason, Jan 4, a son to Mr •• through Saturday, Jan 10 11-20 penod were Issued lowest for any non~stnk e year Poltce Department Hyse ll Run where Davtd and Mrs Bobby Lyons, Services wtll start al 7. 3CJ Monday Ftgures have been smce 1961 di scovered the car pmked on Tyree had recetveil a Buffalo, and Jan. 6, a p.m . nightly Evangelist wtll on the plus stde m each of the The four comparues sold an AI hens street. 'PIC vehlcle Iacerahon of the hand tn an daughter to Mr and Mrs be John Elswtck. There wtll etghl ' reporlmg pertods smce 189,826 cars m the m1ddle !(). had not bee n danldged m any acctdenl He was also laken Rtcky Clark, Mason, and a be spectal stngtng wtlh the the 1976-model cars we re day period of December, way The car was ptckcd up lo Veterans Memorial son tO Mr. and M~s Roy See, compared wtth 146,193 a year m A!hens M<mday by Cobb Henderson . Gospel Tones to be featured tnlroduced in October. Hosptlal. on Thursday evemng The " Wtlh sales for etght ago when thousand s or workers were bemg latd off m Rev . Roger Turner 1s consecutive llklay reporlmg restden t mtmsler . The pubhc pertOds above a year ago, the face of steadily fa lling sales IS InVited News •. in Briefs Sentencing 'Ford told Ohio needs new plant COLUMBUS tUP!) - Gov Sites bemg constd~red for lhe Jalllii!IA . Rhodeslodayasked ne w, multl·btllt o n dollar President Ford for Ius asstsl- farthty ance in locating a proposed "This plant wtll m ea n thoufederal uraruum enrachment · sands of const1 ucllon JObs plant in the Portsmouth area , and an addtlonal 1,500 perwhic h already has one such manenl JObs m !he area plant. where they are needed ," sa td Rhodes, in a leller Lo Ford, Rhodes " E\Cr) btl of logtc said Portsmouth ts one of l\10 argues that lhts plant should be locate d m OhiO, a pos1tlon co ncurred 111 by the Weather ~ In - t(hudes sa1d the ~dvanlages Ioca lmg~ the plant m lhe Portsmouth area Included . - Compared to the other m front.runrung s1te (Dolt han, Ala balila , whtch has no ext shng plant ), lh e Purls· mouth area has lramed personne l, needed eJeclnctty and wale1· , and general pubhc acceptance of the concept which would mean much federal General faster comp let ion of the GOING FOR THE BASKET -Al-rt~Jil. M1Lch Mead<>Wlto;llhe-Meigs-Mara,ml'ffiy8- which---p!ar• . --~-:c::::C enl2e':r",g~oe ':::s for lhe basket lo Lally two of hts 19 potnls on the tn M"'"s' analyzed both s1tes.n - The Portsmmouth area VICtory over Athens Tuesday m Athens In mne years of ca mpa1gnmg: 1n the Southeastern "The state wll devote Its has a 151 per cent unemOhio Athletic League m basketball, last mght was the fu st tune~ Me1gs te:un cfefea!t"(l full efforts m the attempt lo ploymenl rate, makmg It Athens al Athen<, a nd only the second lmte ever , a nywhere bhng this Facthty, wiud] badly 111 need oF new mduslry. ABOVE . lwo Athens players, Blackford and Fa! Fau lkn<~, try lo get Lhetr tea m h,wk 111 1 manufactures fuel for alomtc - Land for the fa cility S the game lrathng badly (It was 14-0 before Athens sco red ), and Blackford , 21, appears 10 he msla llah ons, to the Ports- ava tlble and already owned headless. hts face masked by the ball Both pictures by Jun Hamm See r.~eg Batie) 's dC· mouth area ,' sa1d Rl1odes by the federa l government count of the game on page 3. dependent -~ccJlUnling_orftc.e Winter storm watch. today and tomght. Raw today changmg lo snow lomghl Turmng much colder lo 5la 10 above lomghl Cloud y. cold , snow likely Thursday H1 gh., Thursday lo the lower 20s • is pending auto accident HOSPITAL I of MEIGS THEATRE. Emission system cost placed high Car sales upin December Innovators Reformers , Suffrag1sts. Patrtols . They ' ve mode their mark in history Earned their place in Congress. And mertt our respect . . . admirat1on. Walk-Up Teller Window and Auto Teller Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. "THE FRIENDLY BANK" ; .. GET YOUR MAN WITH A ;L Want Ad END OF SEAS ON custom er oppre c •a t 10n sale now at Bob s Market Ap ple s $ 2 9B bushel , oranges two dozen ~1 Tang er .ncs three doz en for $1 Grapes , three pound s ror Sl Wh 1l e th e supply las ts Bob ' s Market 1n Mason W Va Phone 77 3 572 1 hour s 10 a m 1111 5 30 .More gas available Desp1te the recent strong sales, 92,573 workers were on in Ohio 'IIIREE t' INEO Thn e SYRACUSE persons we re fw ed 1n Syra cuse Mayo1 Herman London 's cou1 t Monday m~;h t They were Sleven W Wilson, Ra cme, $10 and costs. speed1ng, Paul Lewis, COLUMBUS !UP!) Relaxed federal rules announced Monday wtll make available more natural g~~ tn Ohto thts winter, but the mcreased supplies won't om 1 6 101 c nearly lll<el the expected shortages and may "fade away" according to the state's chief energy planner. Robert llyan , dtreclor of the stale's Energy Resourt" and Development Agency, satd Monday the Federal Power Commission (FPC) . SAVE ON had fmally dropped its MERCHANDISE agamst use of prohibition STOREWIDE mlerslale naluraJ gas NOW! pipelines m Ohw lo •deliver the energy source to cust(Jmcrs m the Buckeye Middleport, Ohto Stale temporary or mdeftntle layoFfs lhts week Syracuse 1 $25 and costs , disorderly co nduct . and Ronald L Mtller. Jr , Racine , $100 and costs operaltng a motor velucle wh1le hcense IS 1mder suspenswn They were ctled by Puh ce Clue! Mtllwn 1 Group of Connie Shoes Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED TO '40,000 • hetilaee house Boys' Sweaters 1 Reg. ~.95 Boy$ Sweate"rs----Sale 12.51 Reg. 14.95 Boys Swuters .:.. __ .,Sale 13.21 Reg. 15.95 Boys SweateiS _____ Sale 13Jl Reg. '6.95 Boys Sweaters---- Saii'Ul ao,s Sweaters _____ SIIi '5.11 Vanan . 1h Price MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY January Clearance Sale Reg. 17.95 VISIT IN LORAIN Mr and Mrs John Bryan and Mr and Mrs Mtehael Davis. Mickey, and Heather , Lynn spent Chnstmas week 1n Loram w1th Mr and Mrs Ronal1 Russe ll and daugh!et s L ' I NO. 186 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1976 By Umted Press lnterJJational l+JS ANGELES ~ A FORMER INTERNAL Revenue SerVIce agent who lived 1t up m an .excluslve home, had a garage full of expensive foreign ca1s and h1s own airplane, Tuesday a dlmllc'd chealmg lhe government out of $563,000 Federal authontles saJd 11 was the la rgest t~1x fraud ever earned oul by a smgle taxpaye r . Davtd Glen Robmson , 31, Pasadena , OlhF . ftled false rncome tax re turns for four years usmg an assumed name, phony W2 forms , a fake address and hsl ed hts employer as a Houston, Tex , Firm whe re lte was unknown He pleaded gu1lty lo the charges m U S Distrtcl Court ASSIStant U S. Attorney A. Howard Matz was relu clJinl to a1r delmls oF the fraud but srud the phony returns were !tied from 1971 through ,1974 and the refund.• totaled more thall $565.000 Scntencmg was scheduled for Jan 26 WASHINGTON (UP!) CIA Du ector W1lham E . Colby told Congress a month ago lhal the CIA contnbuled $6 m1lhori to anti-Commumst poliltctans m flaly to )'lard off fm ther leftist electiOn~ gmns tha t country, ad· mmt stra twn so urces sa 1d today . Other sources allhe Whtte House, meanwhile, sa id Pres td e nt Ford · bot led " m when he read reports about th e conlnbul!ons in Loday's edtt1ons of The New York limes and The Washtnglon Post. They satd Ford was angry at members of Congress, who he blamed for leaking the CIA aclion l9 reporters. PARIS ·- THE ABDUCfORS OF RECORD tycbo,n !.oms Hazan ofFered today lo trade lhetr hostage for the release of two fellow kidnapers captured ear her by police Shorll} aFter the ofFer was made , pohce sa td they had arrested a third member of the blue-Jcaned kldnaptlllj ga ng The oFfer was made tn a telephone call lo Hazan 's hrm Phonogram, the Blu·opcan d1v1ston of Phthps rc( o rd~ . pollee The Times satd lhc Funds were approved by Ford Dec 8 and supporjed by Secretary oF Stale Henry A Kisstnger, who 1s " extremely concerned " over last June's ltahan electiOns m whtch the said. Police sources mdt caled they would not agree lu the Commumst party won more youthful ktdnapet s' offer to s\\ap the two s uspects for lla,an th,m 33 per cent of the A pollee spokesman satd oFficers had " formally tdenltfll'll fX>pular vole the two men., arrested when they allempted lo pick up the $3 5 Adm1m stra t10n sources million ransom Tuesday mght to ld UPI Colby briefed congressiOnal conumttees on LOS ANGELES - FORMER PRESIDENT R1chard Ntxon has jomed a pohllcal club "htch supported h1m and other Repubhcans m the past butts not r elurntng to acuvc pohtlcal ltfe, a club spokesman sa1d Ntxon jomed the !Jncoln Club , a n Orange County·based organtzattan of bnsmessmen and others, after hostmg a breakfast for the group's 20 board members Dec 13, the sPokesma n srud Tuesady WASHrNGTON - THE EVIDENCE THAT CONVICTED four of former President Richard Nixon's top a1des of con~ spiracy IS "overwhelming " and there are no grounds for a new trial, Watergate prosecluors have told an appeals court Deputy prosecutor Peter Kremdler asked Tuesday lhal an appeal for a new lnal be demed Lawyers for the four had argued that mass1ve prclnal pubhctly combmed "tlh NIXon's failure lo testify were grounds for overturning the convictions the s1tual10n weeks ago as reqmred by law They smd he requested allhe tune lhal the comment • ·.·...... EXTENDED OIJTLOOK Fnduy through Sunday, very cold Frtday and Saturday with tern· the story tn Angola The US role m only mtghl embarrass the The reported ltahan opera- Angola has sparked crilictsm adnumstratwn but , ac~ lion <ames after [he Senate on C.ptlol Hill about sucJ1 cordtng to admmtstratwn voted 54-22 last month lo cul covet;l fundmg . • sou• ces , could hurt the off CIA covert fund s for anltThe lea ka ge from the already sha ky pOSitiOn of Commumst factiOns hghtmg reported Colby brtefmg not Ita! y 's r ulmg Cl\' rt shan Democ ratic pa1 ty Premter Aldo Moro's party AU..,ur war sweeps over Lebanon ~ was pushed to the verge of restgn a lton Lh ts week by • B) MICHAEL ROSS ti oubles w1th Its Soctahst BEIRUT, Lebanon IUPI) - Palesltman and Moslem·: party partners Reports of forces (Irmg rockets. mortars and machmeguns pushed CJA-fumhng wtll do nolhtn~ to through eastern Betrut tod<iy, forcmg a corr1dor to the sea help Moro, whose pa1Ly 1s the m an attempt to break a Chr1sllan blockade of a 011 Palestimah 1 efugee cmnp TI10usands of Moslem m1bllamen and Palcstmtwl commandos ballled lhetr wa} west and north of the en · Circled Tal Zaatar camp a nd se1zed several Chnstmn ·· positiOns , Witnesses said. :· The offensive lo break lhe back of the Five-day-old :·. blockade cullmg off supplies to the G,OOO Paleslmwns m : ···. Tal Zaatar and the 30,000 Moslems m sw-roun<h~ :' shantytowns began lhts mormng The Palesltmans pushed about a half-mile north along ·: a road through Christian lerrilOly lo hnk Tal ZaalJir wtlh . . .. the Moslem dtslrict of Nabbah near the sea A Palesltman spokesman satd the) also pushed a bout ~; a half mtle westward but not enough however lo open the road For supplies to pass through the predommanlly eastern sector or the ctly .. Chrtsltan4•eld • A spokesman for the Christian Phalangtsl patty mihtta confirmed the Palestmwn advanles He smd "a !terce ballle ts under way lo regam the lost lemlory ' Moslem le Ftists began gear1n~ for fullscale ct vtl war , · when the Chrtsltan rtghltsts refused Tuesday lo lift thetr blockade of the refugee camp ·: maJor pcratures Roush is <.~ ntt- Com mum s t b'foupmg m Ita ly, the admmistratlon sources sa1d 1 The Ttahan Commurusts, the largest Commumsl party m Western ElU'ope, have been pushmg and angltng for al least a partnership m an lta1lan gove rmng coahtwn They have been frozen out of offtce m Italy s mce the 1948 elecuons durmg whtch the CIA farst pumped money to the Chnsttan Democrats A spokesman for the Senate Select Comm1ttee on lnlelhgence satd today the panel was lookmg mto CIA Fmancmg of Italian democratic reelected presiden Montpelier, Ohio, says she would increase her husband's weekly allowance from $1 lo Bordner, Lucas and Graven do have a ehance lo wm $1 million Thursday mghl They are amo~g 100 persons hoping lo become the b1g winner m the Ohw Lottery CommiSSIOn's seventh ~ M1l~ honatre Drawmg" at Cmcmnatt 's ConventiOn Center All 100 ar.e previous wm- Harold Roush and Gordop $2. Dean C~rcle of Galhpohs, Collms were reelected • propnelor oF Ctrcl e's prC!ildcnt and v1ce president Restaurartl, a builder and ners m regular weekly state respecbvely of lhe Metgs developer . and PI esldent lottenes, and all arc County Boat d of Educahon lhe Gallipolis Ctly School guaranteed al least anolhet whtch met Tuesday mghl m Board, has tus cool too well m $1 ,000 because they have been 1ts annual orgamzahonal hand lo start spendmg the selected for the milltonatre sessiOn nulhon before he gels tl draw , wht.c~ also mcludes Precedtng ihe meeting, "There's not much uf a several other hefty pmes Rous h and Collins, both Seven wmners of $10,000 reelected to four year terms possibtltly of wmnmg , bull 'll be there," Ctrcle satd today . each will be drawn and there on lhe board last fall , were Others, - however have wtll be two drawings for given lhetr oaths of office by County Supt. Robert Bowen, deftmle Ideas about a stroke awards of $50,000 and of luck worth $1 million$100,000, but only one of the who by statute ts clerk of the truck dnver 100 w1ll be lucky enough lo J"ud-off board NEW YORK - THE SURPRISE PROSPECT of what Regular meetmgs were set James Lucas of Copley, Ohio, wm the $1 mtlllon Jackpot . financial experts say is "easter money" has triggered a new , for 8 p m on lhe ftrsl Tuesday says he would warn hts netgh· whtch will doled oul lo the year rally on Wall Street remmtscenl of the one a year ago of each month dunng bors lo expect a " wild p\rty " tune of $00,000 a year for the But Ralph Graven of next 20 yearS' The Dow Jones Industrial average, the most wtdely followed months when dayhghl savmg Akron Ohio , would only It will be che lolle ry market indicator, has clunbc'll 38.41 points tn lhts year's first lime ts m effect and 7· 30 p.m make 'a '~small splurge" • co mmi SS ion' s ftr sl three tradmg days to surpass 1975's high of 881 81, set July 15 on lhe ftrst Tues day • of before luckmg ' t he rest of lhe milhonaue drawmg stnce ' Tuesday's 12.99-pomt gain lefltl al 890.83, the htghesllevel months on standard time rainy day last October, when Chesler loot a way for a since it reached 891 66 on March 13, 1974 The blue..:htp Board memMrs set the Unbke most of us, Mrs ~1udcl of Parlilll, who had average gained 19.12 points Monday and 6.30 points Fnday A salary of $20 for each regular major factor in Tuesday's rally was a report the Federal · meehng and mileage at 12 Reserve Board's Open Markel Committee voted at tls mtd- cents p~r mtle, une way only . November meeting lo ease Its monetary poltctes A set Y!Ce fund was eslabhshed for expenses of COLUMBUS - THE OHIO GENERAL Assembly has boa1 d members on official hnn the ·•ca mpiest spectacle HOLLYWOOD !UP!) convened the second half of tls lllth sesston wtth a bnef flurry busmess Fashtoli des1gner Mr at the Rose Pc~ rade " of Door action, the reslgnatioo of one House member and the The annual appropriahon Helen Redd), who lopped (Richard) Blackwell's answearing in of another. Opening cer.emomes for the 1976 resolulton provldtng for session tooll. place Tuesday in a bicentennial atmosphere, expendtlures of $231,000 for nual hsl of the "World's last year's hsl, dropped to ,ccond lhts year followed by faaturlnB dilplay of colontal and American flags going back the 1976 year was approved Worst Dressed Women " mcludes a prmcess, a Nancy Kissinger's ''travelmg ' tO prtHevolutlonary days--:--and a bus drtvmg certlftcale diplomat's wtfe, other fashion_...§tew" wardrobe Members of the Ohio Nallonal Guard presented flags was issued lo Juanita Owens celebrities and a man . "Betsy Bloomer ' IS the dlltlnl bllck to 11071n the front of each chamber, accompanied George Perry was named the Caroline Kennedy, phrase Blackwell us~ for by historical descriptions . National Guard personnel from liaison agent from lhe coWI(y described as "a shaggy dog tn Belle Mtdler s panlalooned Gahanna and Rickenbacker Air Force Base partictpated. board for the Ohto School pants," headed Blackwell's !ashton gtg Allhofilh little formal business was transacted on !he floor of Boards Assn Altendmg Th e publi c lly-co n sc wu ~ either chamber, pr~arallons were made for consideration or besides those menlwned list of the shabby alttred Rock star Elton John rounded Blackwell , a one-llruc chtld al!ood of new legislation d~rlng the coming sessmn. expected above was member Robert out the list \\IIh ghsl<·nin~ movu:. actor who neVer uses !Continued on P"'ie 16) Burdelle <lraptngs that would mar<e BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - A BATTALION of 600 Bntish lrOOI'S moved mlo "bandit country" today lo try and hall a spiral of murder that erupted tnlo the worst massacre m stx years of seclanan vtolence m Northern Ireland The soldters, part of an emergency bal~1hon on stand· by for International duly, reinforced hundr~ds of extra troops sent into the troubled border area of South Armagp after the slaymg of 10 Protestant lexltle workers Monday A spokesman for lhe South Armagh Republtcan Aclton Force a renegade offshoot of the oullawed lnsh Republtcan Army; claimed responstbihly for the killings. he told a Bella$l newspaper Tuesday the Protestants were .murdered m retaliation for the slaying of ftve Roman Catholics tn the area Sunday. The same group also clatmed responstbiltly for slaying three Protestants last week . • ur ' Our side • wantmg weapons need Amencan weapons but rnercena r aes , senior nattonahsl ofhctals satd wday. Mtliiary offiCialS or the National Umon for the Total Independence of Angola satd their forces had mthtary supphes for only two months "'and we desperately need Arnencan weapons ." National Umon PI es1dent Jonas Savimbi told reporters at his headquarters m lhts centra l Angolan town he km nolhmg ab out An 1can mercenanes bemg recrUited m lhe United Stales for Angola "'We have to make this pohttc1cms, but had not been mformed of recent payments " It 's an example of covert ac tivity were Interested m," recently s uffered a heart allaco and safd he could pul the money lo good use, won $1 mtlhon ll 's possible a dead man could wm the $1 mtlhon Thursday mght One of the 100 qualtfters was John Rogell of Euchd, who dted recenlly a l the age of 61 Should Rogell wm, the pnze money would go to hts estate All contestants, or the1r representatives , wtll ga ther al the downtown ConventiOn Center for the telecast of l)le drawmg on a hve, stalewtde hookup New Cmctnnati Mayor Mrs. Bobbie Slerne, the Ftrst woman ever elec ted mayor here, will dra w the wmnmg numbers from the lollery C<JnnmsslOn's large tumbler, · · Btg Bertha " The 7 30 to 8 p m telecast w11l be earned by stabons m dear," he sa1d "We do not need American troops and we w1ll not look for Amencan mercenaries The people of the Umled Stales are.sttllloo sensttive to this kmd of Issue after the events of Viet- nam " Military offlctals said they expected the Marxist Popular Movement For the Ltberatwn of Angola lo slnke south agamsl Nalwnal Umon postllons but said "We are ready for them .: • Momtored radio reports mchcaled lhe Popular Front Forces already have launched an offensive against the rival pro-western troops m the south. LOCAL TEMPS Cleveland, C1nctnnat1, Columbus, Dayton, Luna, The temperature m downtown Pomeroy a l 11 a m Wednesday was 33 degrees with ram Falling Steubenvill~, Zanesville and 1C"onunu<'l on page l 6) Princess among worst dressed • memento~ do not want U.S. troops or Circle figures his chances for $1 million pretty slim CINCINNATI I UP I) you do 1[-y01r won $1 mtlhon'1 Mrs: Lynclle Bordne1 of Railroad By RAYMOND WILKINSON SILVA PORTO, Angola IUPI) - Anlt-commumst forces in Angola desperately the spokesman srud ~ What-would moderatmg Sunday. Mostly fatr Friday through Sunday except for a chance of snow flurries or snow squalls in the north· eastern section Fr1day and possibly Saturday. Htghs "'II be 10 to 20 Friday, \\armmg to the 30s Sunda). Lo" s will be 5 below lo 10 above early Friday and in the teens early Sunday. .. : .·: . mformatlon be kept secret 111e CIA today dechned lo • PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS President boiling over leak a Reg. 18.95 Boys Swuters--..:--SIIe 15.71 Reg. 19.95 Boys Swulers·- ---· Sale '6Jl ELBERFELDS IN POMEROl enttne POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NEWS Committees are appointed Women. They've come a long way in 200 years! VOL. XXVII • a.I e Man injured in Two injured in accident .. hts gtven name or Rtchard, has been tssumg hts put-down hsl for 16 years In 1958 he went tnto busmess as a fashion Wo men ' hould wear Others on hts hsl lh1s year "ere Sally Struthers ("certainly not m the !ashton family"), Prmcess Anne ('"a royal aut-o mechamc " ), country. , s1ngers Tammy Wynelle and Donna Fargo ("country mag tc dressed m a circus tent"), Tulum O'Neal !'"Twelve gomg on f~rly"), destgner and two late:rs year got the tdeas for hts annual put-down hsl as a pubhctly gmmu<k He ha s had a datly lwo·IIOur ta lk r ad io program for seve 1 al yoms and counsels and ~..r enf;h fashiOn designer Soma Ryk1el, who ''put the men as well as \\ on)en un the type of clollung he lhmks u1ey 1 fa nny wrap back in and out of fashton ." ) wanted Railroad Days cu-orchnator Pa ul Gerat d and represent~tJves of the MCJgs Pwneer and Ht s toncal So c1ety Monday e venmg al th e museum on Butter nut ·m Pomero~ made plans for the upcomwg exh lblhon raLlroad memorobtha or " We hope lo g1ve everyone a kind of preview of the r a tlroad days fesltval >~ht c lr \\e .;..111 stage m ,_ July," Gerard saHl. Tentative plans call for the e.htbil to ope n offmally Sunday, January 17 , "wtth an open hou,se at the rnusewn. Gerard appealed to everyone h~vmg Items they might wtsh to loan for the exhibtl lo contact htm tmmedtalely The exh1bll10n IS scheduled lo run through February All arttcles on loan \\ 11l be 1etw ned at that lime. " We have some lh mgs a lready hned up . bul we hope some of our retired ratlroad fnends wtll dtg mlo lhetr att1cs and basements to come up w1th more " Get ard sa1d they "ere speetFically looking for maps, books , rrlodels, lunelables, s igns, tools, Jante ru s, _011 ca us, statiOn and ya rd eqwpmenl, clulhmg and, of course, photos " We parltcularly want some pictures that I know are lucked away In fanuly albums and a ll bul forgotten We plan to make <.:Optes of these ptclures so that we can r e lw·n lhe ongmal and sltll have somelh1ng for lhe !ustuncal files," he sa1 d Persons w1th anythmg to loan for the exhibJLJOn Is asked lo call Gerard al 9922505 or 992·31 89 Court takes • m $49,626 Metgs Coun ty Co urt recetpls For l9 75 to ta led $49 ,626 32, accordmg lo Be lly Hobs le tter , clerk Recetp!s were di sbursed as follow s, fine s to sta te, $15,751 84 ; fees lo shcn ff , $1 ,940 35: fmes and costs lo county gene! a ! fund , $18,036 29, law hbrmy fund , $8,4211 49 and auto li censes and gas !Wid, $5;469 35 F1led m 1975 were cnmmaJ cases, 1,725: civil cases, 43, and small clalm ClvJI cases, 992 Receapts m December, 1975, lolal ed $3,887.40, disbursed to lhe slate, $1,434 .80 ; fees to sheriff, $140 5o ; fmes and costs to coun ty . general fund, $1 ,260.60; law hbra ry rund , $567 79, and auto license and gas ftmd , $4,483 60 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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