http://66.213.69.5/files/original/52aba6a55f125818d06cdb02e01c0219.pdf 2d01287a7963cef4aa44c2f4fc0833e4 PDF Text Text --- .··························.,= 8- The Daily Sentinel, Maddleport-P<Hneroy, 0 , Monday, Jan. ll, IU16 ~ ·Shared revenue listed· WASHrNGTON - Rep . Clarence Miller Thursday released here a report from the U. S Department of the Treasury listing · the distribution of general revenue shanng funds to 101its of government In Ohto's lOth Congressional D1strict Local units of government mclude cahes and villages, to wnships and Cou nty governments. The report offered by the Treasury Department includes two totals : general revenue shanng funds allocated durmg the second quarterly payment period of entitlement penod six 1July I, 1975-June 30, 1976 ), and secondly, the total general revenue sharmg payments made to governments in the lOth Distrtct from January, 1972, through January 5, 1976. The quarterly payment to all governments m the lOth Congresstonal District totalled $1,758,235 while the total payments to the same governments from inception of the program added up to $24,983,602 A summation of village, township, etly and county governments revenue sharmg payments under both the quarterly and total allocation shows local unit, payment just made, and total payments, in order Athens County, $213,783, $2,941.964 Fairfield County, $258,425, $3,465,226 Gallia County, $78,797, $1.268,175. Hocking County, $82,092, $1,247,079. Jackson County, $93,785, $1,452,251. Lawrence County, $193,686, $2,587,765. Meigs Co~nty, J51,073. $890,782. Morgan County, $55,976 , $901,267. Muskingum County, $364,672, $5;o81,643. Noble County, $32,402, $529,505. Perry County, $107,381 , $1,558,409. Vmton County, $36,766, $507,907. . _,.__ Y1JitU IIEV!IIIU&T••• Starts Wednesday Two Days Only MEIGS THEATRE 992-5303, Pomeroy Showtimes 7:00 Fresh Him Hock Navy Bean Soup CARRY 0\jT ONLY Crow's Steak lbJse Pomeroy, Ohio Wa•hin~lon ('ounty, over 39,000 units of local ~overnment nationally for use in a wide variety of public service programs . Rep. Miller was a co-sponsor of the origmal revenue sharing btll approved by the Congress. The current revenue shartng program will exp1re · December 31 unless Congress acts to extend it. Big Foot ~ ·~ ,!l'lih!•"l ft om J)ilge 1} about 15 feet or so. The color was wh)te. "I've done a lot of hunting but I've never seen apything ltke it. The thing was really t oversized," He said that if he sees 11 again he'll shoot it. San Beruto pohce chtef Ted Cortez said Big Bird ftrst was reported to his department about six weeks ago by a man who rushed terrifted mto the police station. "He came down and told us, 'I'm not drunk. I'm sober. But I saw it'," Cortez said. "Later two kids came over and said they saw it. They said it had kmd of a bald head, like a monkey." Last week, Alvertco Guajardo, 35, told police he heard somethmg' hit the corner of his mobile home near Brownsville, Tex. Guajardo said he left his wife and child in the house, grabbed a knife and drove his automobile to the back of the trailer for a better look. There, Guajardo said, he "P@.nl three minutes eye to eye with what he described as "a strange animal" four feet tall, eyes like silver dollars, wings like a bird and a face like a bat. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK of Pomeroy in the state of Ohio, at the cloae of business on December 31 1975 published tn response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency unde; title 12, Umted States Code, Section 161. ' ~ " 0 ~ , ~ Q ~ " • ::. i u 1- w Ill Ill < w "'- -< 1...1 I ll ...1 Cash and due from banks • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • •• 1,405,xxx.xx U.S. Treasury securitles • · · • • •••••••••••••• 8,477,xxx.xx Obligaltons of other U.S. Govt. agencies and corps .••••••• 137,xxx.xx Obhgaltons of States and political subdivisions • • • • • •• 1,684,nx.JC< Other securities • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4l,xxx.xx Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell • • • • • • • 925,xxx.xx Loans • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9,106,:o:x.xx Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises • • • . • • 320,xxx.xx Other assets • • • • • • • • . . • 72,xxx.xx TOTAL ASSETS • • • • • • • • • • - • • • • • . • 22,167 ,xxx.xx Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps .•.•..•. 4,579,xxx xx Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnshtps, and corps. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13,793,xxx.xx Deposits of U.S. Govt. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 65,xxx.xx Deposits of States and political subdivisions ••••••.••• 1,443,xxx.xx Certified and officers' checks, etc. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 91,xxx.xx TOTAL DEPOSITS • • • • • . • • • 19,971,n:x.xx (a) Total demand deposits • • • • • • • 5,431,:o:x.xx (b) Total time and savings deposits • • • . 14,540,:o:x lO: Other liabilities • • • • • , 319,xxx.xx 20,290,xxx.u TOTAL LIABilJTIES • • • • · • • • • • Reserve for bad debt IOIISeS on loans I set up pursuant to IRS rulings) • • • • • • • • • • TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES ....... 11'1 ctz I-:~ ii:o .q:V vv ct .. .."z :e"'w :e 0 139,nx .xx 139,nx.xx EQUITY CAPITAL, total • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • 1,738,nx.xx Common stock, total par value • • • • • • • • . - 200,DI.IX I No. shares authorized 8000) No. shares outstanding 8000) Surplus • . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l,IOO,nx.n Undivtded profits . • • • • • • • • • 438,:o:x .tc< TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 11738,u.:x .u TOTAL lJABilJTIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 22,167 ,nx .xx AVerage of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date • • • • • • • • • Average of totalloana for the 15 calendar days ending with call date • • • • • • • • • • 19,827,xxx.xx • • • • • 910t3,xxx .xx • I, Maxine Griffith Cashier of the abovHJamed bank do hereby declare that this report of condition Is true and correct to the best of my khoWledge and belief. Maxine Grlffilh January I, 1976 We, the undersigned directors sliest the correctnoss of this report ul<'tolldllton We declare that it has been examined by ua, to the best of our knowledge and belief Is true and correct, and that it has been or will be pubh5hed in lite manner )ll'eiletlbed by TiUe 12, U.S.C. 161, within twenty clays from the dale of the call for report of condition, or aa otherwile pucribed by the Comptroller of the CUrrency. Edisc)n Hobltetter Honce Karr Warren Pickens Dlrectora ' ( 'untiii\Wd ll Hill piige 1) sin kill~ a lll jHllmx . $216,980. $2,991,604. There was nnnor dHmilgc Nu The general revenue ('llalwn was tssued sharing pro11ram began m A three.vehJ cle mi sha p 1972 and has turned back occurred at 11 · 10 am on about $6 billion annually to Mitchell Rd . three tenths uf a REPORT OF CONDrriON, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF 111E Ill Property · Y. d)'. mtle south of US 35 Officers said an auto dr1ven by Kerry A. Rtnehart, 21, Palnot Star Rt , wenl oul of , co~Lrol on sltppery pavement The Rinehart cHr struck an auto operated by Re1d C Brubaker, 32, of Galhpohs A lhtrd car driven by Carroll W. Shoemaker,2\, Rt , 2, Galltpolis, ran off the ngh r' stde of the highway to avmd a colltslon . Rmeharl WRS charged With speed for road condalaons Davtd Adkms, 18, Oak H1ll, was shghlly mjured m a traffic acc1dent at 12 ·05 p m Saturday on Buhl Morton Rd . one mtle south of US 35 The patrol sa td Adkms was a passenger m a car operated by Dav1d C Manders, 16, Rt' 4, Oak H1ll. Manders lost control of h1s car on the ice covered roadway The veh1cle lefllhe road, stiiking an embankment A smgle car accident occurred at 7· 30 p m on SR 554 at the junctiOn to Faarvtew Rd where Alma J. B~rtley, 22, Rio Grande, lost control of her car which ran off the highway and over an embankment. There was mmor damage. No charge was ftled. Two acctdents mvolvmg deer occurred a bout 8 p m on SR 7 m Me1gs County where an>mals ran mto the path of cars dnven by Goldie B Chaphn, 37, Woodsfield, Ohio, and Barbara E. Rousl>, 38 of Dexter. Both deer were kill~d. At 9 p.m Saturday on the Rodney-Cora Rd Urias Colley, Jr , 18, Vmlon, lost control of his car on the icy h1gh"ay The vehiCle went mto a ditch · No c1lalion was ISsued u1 a smgle car m1shap at I I. 05 p.m Saturday on SR 7 where Wtlliarn S Kennedy, 51, Long Bottom, lost control of hiS car on the snow..,overed haghway. The vehicle also went into a d1lch. William {llafin ATTEND OPEN HOUSE The staff of the Metgs bookm~btle in Wellston Sunday to allend an oP<ln house at the Ohto Valley Assoctahon of William Wallace Chafm, 60, !Jbranes quarters included _of 168 Mulberry Ave , Mr. and Mrs. C. E Blakeslee, Pomeroy, d1ed Sunday ul Mrs . Vtlma Pikkoja and Veterans Memorial Hosp1tsl. guest, Toomas Tubaklain, of Mr. Chaftn was born June Lakewood , Mr. and Mrs. 9, 1915, the sop of the late Edgar Brewer of Portland, Thomas and' Dacte Batsden Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Chafm. Pieke It, Darwm, and Mrs. .Surv1vmg are his wife, l.eroy Watson, Mmersville. Madehne Smith Chafin ;, The Meags ·bookmobile cirseven children, Carol Lan· culated 113,013 books durmg ders, and Thomas A Chafin, 1975. bOth of Columbus ; Judith : Green ••• Thumb •• •• Notes • died Sunday Bacon, Middleport ; Wilham R, of Macon, Ga.; Darlene Vallance, Gallipolis ; Jo Lynn Chafm , Columbus, and Rema R Chafm, Pomeroy; mne grandchildren ; a brother, Howard ; two s1sters, Ann Browmng and Columbia Fouch, and several meces and nephews FW1eral services wtll be held aliO a m Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Herbert Grate offiCialmg . Burtal w1ll be m Beech Grove Cemetery The fam1ly will rece1ve friends at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 lhJS evening Hospital Nc~ws Holzer Medical Crnler (Births, Jan. 9) Mr. and Mrs Rtcky Boyd, son, Oak Htll; Mr. and Mrs. Fredenck Mercer 1 Jr , daughter, Jackson; Mr and Mrs. John Northup , son, Mason, W Va.; Mr. and Mrs . Pope , son, Johnny M1ddleport ; Mr and Mrs Arthur Storms, son, Hamden. ( BPrths, Jan.10) Mr and Mrs. Frederick Carpenter, daughter . Oak Htll; Mr and Mrs. James Cruse, son, Jackson, Mr . and Mrs. David Janke, son, Pt . Pleasant , Mr and Mrs . Harry Roush, son, Letart, W. Va. 1Births, Jan.ll) · Mr and Mrs. Allen Jones, son, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs Carl Shenefteld, daughter , Langsvalle Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES - Freddte Spence, Mayme Huff, Mrs C Paugh, Doris Dalton, Mrs Robert Greenlee, daughter, ,. Fary Treadway, all Point Pleasant; Garlan D Bonecutter, Henderson, Mrs. 1Co11ttnu"l from page I) Floyd Hill, Palrtot; Mrs. Lewis Dursl, Point Pleasant; health serv1ce agency by Flora Wtlhams, New Haven; Apnl 19 to meet the second fundmg cycle deadhne for Mrs Robert Hinkle, Hartsuch agenctes whtch has been ford; Carl Gillenwater, Mrs. Earl set by the Department of Galltpolis; Freeman, Alderson; Goldie Health, Education and Cremeans, GalhpoliS , Jesse Welfare The Ohw Valley Health Van .Meter, West Columbta; Serv1ces Foundation mcludes and StoUte McComas, Vmton I Hocking, Athens, Vtnton, VeleraDli Memorial Hospital Jackson, Meigs, Galha and SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Lawrence counties. - Hazel Ph1lhps, Wellston; The Southeast Ohto Health Lela Forrest, Rutland; Lettie Plannmg Association co.vers Spencer, Syracuse; Loren Coshqcton, Muskingum. Wolfe, Portland; Cathy Perry, Morgan, Guernsey. Weaver, New Haven Noble, WaSlunglon, Hamson, SATURDAY DISJefferson, Belmont, Monroe. CHARGES - Ernest Halley, Angela Manuel, John PTA TO MEET ' Wise, Dixie Cadle, Okey The Pomeroy Elementary Bennett, Margaret Goett, PTA will meet at 7:30 tonight Gene Yost, Willie Blaine, at the school Sandra Stover, George Carson, Golda Epple, Jeffrey WRESTLING SET Reuter, A three-way wrestling meet Carson, Nora Raymond Hartley, Paul will be held at the Metgs High Andrews, Effie Norman, Sc~ool nasium al7 p.rn : Tue y Taking part will 'be Lester Swtger, Sarah Jarrell N sonville-York, Glouster and Allee Addason. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS and Meigs High School wrestNeva Grimm, Pomeroy 1 lers. Admission will be 50 John Gilhlan, Chester; Helen cents and $1. Swartz, Reedsville; Jacob Schuler, Portland; Zally Medors, Rutland; Vernon Blevins, Pomeroy; Samuel McKmney, Pomeroy SUNDAY DISCHARGESDenniS Hackett, Vada Rigor, Gilbert Cooper, Georgia Darst, Danlel Dewitt, Lettie Spencer, Samuel Pickens, Ellen Stewart, Marvin Moore, Marcia Spauldmg, Mary Wippel. REVIVAL SET RUTLAND - A revival will be held at the Rutland Church of God beginning Wednesday, Jan. 14, through SWtday, Jan. 18. Services will be 7:30 nfghUy. Sunday School will be at 10 a.m., worship service at 11 a.m., and evening service "lht fuel vou ~c1ve today at 7 p. m. 'l1le Rev. Billy may well be the fuot you'll Plll'ter is the evangehst. The be needing nut YHr" ... public i• .•, vited. tnsulaf~ng your home.today SORORITY TO MEET witt nof only help In fhe . Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of energy crisis, if wilt also Bets Slgma Phi Sorority will puf money In your pocket meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at thru fuel saving•. See fhe the Columbus and Southern "FRIENDLY ONES" for Ohio Electric Co. building In all the supplies you need. ·Middleport. "My Half of the Apple," the cultural protirarn, will be given by Lynn Shuler and Sarah Tile Ditta"-! s.Wo of ' Bechtle. Hosteuea lite Iris ..11111,. liltCII trlJ. ~ Payne and Donna Byer. Merger ,,. JICI1EROY CEMENt lOCK CO•. • I • • • A weekly foalure of Me1p County G1rden Club mm• o. •: ·= e: •• •: •• •• ••• •• •: ·~ ConUnued from page S The club memben have assisted with the Meigs County· Histcrical Society and some of the members are on Bicentenmal Committee for the county. .: They are active ln the therapy program both at the · Gallipolis State Institute and the Mental Health Center at • AlbeRS. This past year they entertained members of the Good ;: U.ck Garden Club of the Health Center In one of the club-~ member's borne. Floral arrangements have been placed in area churches for Sunday services. Mrs. G. A. Radeltin is the : immediate past president. ~ MIDDU!PORT AMATEUR GARDENERS ·; There are 22 active members in the Amateur Gardenero~ Club and their many civic pro~ have Included-:; beautification at the Middleport Fire Department, village hall, : the George Washington Encampment marker at Great Bend. .! They help with the co181ty flower shows and make filll'al ~ arrangements fiJI' many organizaUons. The members are abo ! active participants In the therapy programs at the AthenJJ • Mental Health Center and alsO assist the Center at Christ- ; mastime. : In cooperatioo with the Pomeroy and Middleport Clubs, : the 1975 regiooal meeting was hosted by the Amateur Gar- • the-: Greene,Sehnon win honors in Hula classic HONOLULU (UPI) - Ohio stale's Cornelius Greene and Oklahoma's Leroy Selmon were named top offensive and defensive performers at the Hula Bowl, but many though! that some award should have gone to the smallest man on the f1eld. Don B1tterhch of Temple accounted for 10 of hts team's pomls m the 16-0 blankmg of the West, first shutout in the 30-year hastory of the classic. Two of h1s field goals were 46 yards long and set a Hula deners. Last month the club sponsored a Chriatmas lighting ~ contest in Middleport . Mrs. Harold Lohse is the immediate : past president, and following the recent resignation of Mrs:: John Reece as club president, Mrs. Guy Reynolds is now serving In the position. ' ' record . "Actually, I don 'l think I MOST OF THE CLUBS contribute to the Sentinel's "Green • had that good a game," said Thumb Noles", this weeldy educational feature, and par. ; B1llerlich, who missed on hts ticipate ln a moo\ltly radio program. ftrst field goal attempt. "The folks back home know I can ·:..:: ,:, ,:, ;:; ;: :;·,:: ;: ;: ':';: :·. ': ·: ·.; ·.:: ·:;::~~ kick much better." "I don 'l know if f really HICKORY BY DOCK! deserved 11 ," Greene said of HARAHAN, La. t UPI) the award. " A lot of guys If you w.aled to go from played a great game. But it's Hickory Stuet to Dlctory · a great Ieelmg to gel It Street, wbal better way to conSidering there are a lot of go th.. from Hickory to ST. LOUIS !UPI) - 'l1le great athletes here." Dlckory by Dock? Another East standout was American Association of Col· Tbe Jefleroon Parish Kentucky running back lege Baseball Coaches Council Is coDsiderlog Sonny Collins, who galloped honored sill coaches Sunday naming the street belweea night at the c:Onchwon of its or 41 yards in the first half Hickory and Dlckory 31st annual convention. and had two 14-yard scamunock. " Named as coach of the year pers durm~ a lon£ F.a.•t in their respective divisions scormg drive M) s tertously 1 were . he ~1d not carry the ball in the Cliff Gustafson, Texas; tiCCQnd half Don Scbaly, Marietta, Ohio, Colle~e; Bill Brooks, North PTA TO MEET AID GIVEN Carolina-Wibnington; Wally SYRACUSE The The Pomeroy E·R squad answerl!d a call at 9:58 p m. Kinc8ld, Ceritos Community Syracuse PTA wtll meet Sunday to 2J8lf, Condor Sl for College, Norwalk, Calif. ; Tuesday at 7:30p, Jl1,With the Samuel McKmney who was Tom Graeffenaur, Whltenall Rev. William Mlddieawarth High School, Greenfleld, showing fllml he has taken of ill He was taken •to Veterans Wls . ; and Dtck Wagner, school eventa. Memorial Hospital Burllnglon, Iowa, High School. Former major league inASK DISSOLUTION Filmg for dissolutton of fielder Danny Ut>rhller, now • LOCAL TEr.tPS mamage m Meigs County coach at Michigan State The temperature in Common Pleas Court University, was named downtown Pomeroy at 11 • Saturday were Delmer winner of the "Lefty Gomez a.m. Monday was 36 degrees Shamblin and Dorothy Marie Silver" award for his contribution to college baseball. Wider cloudy skies. Shambhrl'. Six baseball coaches noted Elberfelds -In Pome Continuing Our Annual January r._ Clearance SALE NOW SAVE UP TO 50% ON WOMEN'S Md GIRLS' WINTER COATS Still a nice selection of Misses and Juniors, Girls 4 to 14 and Preteen Sizes. Main St?re, Annex and-WarehOuse Open WHkdays 9:30 to 5, FrldMS 9:30 to 8. ds In Increase proposed in water. and sewer tap fees . I An ordinance raising the charge for sewer and \\aler U!ps whH:h Hl'<·umpanu.•tltht• ordincuu:r lu t>Siahli';h the uni1 He sa uJ was approved tn lts farst reading and formation of an auxt.hary the by-laws dtscrlltnnut ed ag:a1nst won1en and age s1nec lhcy unit for the poli~e department 1/as tabled for further study by state that auxiliar) members "111 be beiWt:.' e ll th(• agrs nf 21 Middleport VIllage council in a regular session Monday mghl. and 55 and will be males King moved to gtve a f1rst rending of the ol'dtmmec Willis Anthony. a member of the board of pubhc affairs, recommended to council it increase the pnce for water and changed to read that the fiUxthary woullt operate in accordsewer taps from the present $75 to $125 each He pointed out ance Wlth the st>Jlules of Oh1o and the Conslitutton of the that minimum costs involved for the vlJiage on water taps is Umted States However, several members expressed eoncern $108, not counting lab<lr It was also pointed out that the price over approvmg the auxihary umt but noiiL< b~-laws in thai the of sewer and water taps has remained a l $75 ~ince 1967 orgamzalion would be approved but there would be no Councilman Allen Kmg nevertheless said he was m favor regulations through which to govern 11 of the lower pnce because it encouraged growth in the comMuch of the resgonsib1lily of supervtsion of the unit will he munity. up to the mayor. 'Councal members md1cated they were m It was stated that the $125 f1gure will he low, compared to favo• of the unit but felt that by-laws should be accept>Jble other areas. The ordinance to increase the price to $125 was . King d1d get a second on h1s malton and he withdrew 11 Kmg approved tn a first readmg with Councilmen Marvin Kelly , was named to note changes m by-laws he would recommend so Carl Horky, Wilham Walters and George Meinhart favoring that they will be accept>Jble the increase and Kmg voting no. Mrs Clyde Ingels asked council about repair of Chestnut An auxiliary unat for the pohce department was diScussed St where she res1des Sfle sairl th::. t "tu~ h;::p;:: rrn,.~tf' rih• a sked at length. Counctbnan King objected to pronosP<i hv -bw< • e rur repairs bul thcH any work done hus IJr-en "very temPf'rary, " Sh£> ~ lso spoke to cuWlcll on the 111a intenance of an alley belund Chestnut St . She said that she fell expen.es on mainuunmg the alley were out of line when s treets are not being cared for properly She d1d state, however. that if council is msistent upon maint>Jming the alley, 11 should be blacktopped Counc1l members agreed to look at the alley and dls<·uss the maHer at 3 later meeting Council reelected Marvm Kelly t'Ounell pres1dent and approved the f)ccemher report o[ Mayor Fred Hoffman showing a total of $968 10 which included $830 10 m fines and fees and $138 in merchant pohce collections. Bob F1sher and Wayne Dav1s, new Middleport ~·1re Ch1ef and assistant, respecllvely , told council they hoped lhe 1r department could work closer w1th c ouncil this year and Indic ated that they will attend meetmgs to answe1 any questwns village off1c1als may have about the department. Upon the recommendatiOn of Mayor Hoffman, Ruby Vaughan, Richard Hovatter and Paul Gerard were appomled fmant.oe coumuttee come up w1th suggestions on tax measures lo be placed mdiv1dually before Mtddleport voters. These would be designa ted for vanous departments of the vtllage and one would be for street hghlmg The vtllage now has no method of mlleclton for street hghtmg and will be unable to pay for such llghtmg out of tegular fund s unless some wx measure is ap proved by voters Atlendtng the meetmg also were Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate and the Rev Don Cole, pastor of the Mtddleport Church of the Nazarene, who gave prayer preceding the meetang. : ·:: ·: : • .: : ,•: ... . . -:·· : :· : : .. .... ··.. :··: .. · ·=··· ..• · Crime, unemployment and welfare still Ohio issues enttne at y to f1v e year terms on the cmnmumty's recreation commission . '11le council dJScusst>d a suggestion that a "No right turn on red " not1t-e be placed at the traffic light at Locust and ·nurd for traffic traveling on Locust toward the river maktng nght turns However, several council members said they felt the sign was not necessary A reque st for f1ll d1rt m•a r the end of the Joe Turner property on Vine St. will be stud1ed by tlie street committee . In condu swn, Co uncilman Horky recommended that the t' COLUMBUS IUPI ) - Gov. James A. Rhodes says the::: Issues fa cmg Ohto are the same as they were during hts :: _V_O_L_X_X_V_II_N_O_._1_90___P_O_M_E_R_OY_·M_ID_D_lE_P_O_RT_,_O_H_IO-'---'--'-- - -T _U_E_SD_A_Y_._JA_N_U_AR_Y _ l_3,_1_9_76________P_R_IC_E_F_Ifl_E_E_N_C_E_N~TS . ~!ir~;:. .~erms as gover~or, "cnme, unemptoyinent anct .:~ Rhodes made the comment m an mterv1ew with ·:~ Candidates needed in county offices Ten county elechve off1ces are up for the taking thts year . Voters will elect two county the1r common pJeas court judge. Candidates for these posts. commissioners, a sher1ff, whether Republican, recorder, coroner. treasurer , Democrat or Indepe ndent clerk of courts, engmeer , must ftle pettllons of canprosecultng attorney and dtdacy w1th the Me1gs County ir====:===:===:=·====.==·====:====·=·= ··= =·· .·=·=·=· ·=· ·.·.·=· ·=·=···= · =···:·:-: :.: :·= ··=··=·· =···=···=·· =·· =···==··=:··=:··==·-::::: iNews. . •in Briefs;\\ » ~ By United Press International WASHINGTON - CONSUMER ADVOCATE Ralph Nader says cancer should no longer be constdered a strictly medical disease but mstead should he called "corporate cancer "Since many estunates attribute the vast majority of cancers to enVIronmental causes, it should be recogmzed that cancer is caused primarily by the products of business and mdustry. Nader told a Captlol Htll conference Monday. He said White House pobctes call for $60 milhon a year in "subSidies for the tobacco industry but only $900,000 for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare to educate people agamst smoking. "The ml1te House ts more concerned with the health of the tobacco tndustry than with the he~lth of the tobacco industry's VICltmS," Nader told several hundred representaltves of congressaonal offtces attending .a meeting sponsored by the1 Envaronment>Jl Study Conference. Board of Elechons by 4 p m on _March 25 preparatory lo the June 8 pnmary eleclton No~un~es wtll run in the November election Petiltons of candidacy are available at the board of elecltons office located in the Masonic Temple bu1ldmg. Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy The of!tce IS open from I to 4 p.m .. Monday through Fnday fo r the convemence of residents \\tsh tn g to file pehtwns . Ail of the offt ces up for electiOn lhJS year wtth the exception of ~he common pleas court )Udgesht p, whach carnes <J year lerm, are for a four year term John C. Bacon lS current JUdge In SIX cwnbents tn the other posts are Henry Wells and Ralph W Ours, commiSSIOners , Bernard Fultz, prosecultng Rllorney; Robert C Har· lenbach , s henff; Eleanor Rubtns, recorder , Dr R R Pte kens , coroner; George Cu llms , treasurer; Larry School ravaged . Shenff Robert c Harten bach•5 Dept reported today that sometime between Fnday evening and Saturday HENRY WELLS Henry Wells, Republican, p11mar;. Central comm1ltee posts carry two year terms. As yet, no petitions have been flied wtlh the board of elections HoWever, several pehllOns are reported m c1rcu lat10n candtdates by potenltal been reelected pres1denl ol the Meigs County Board of Commissioners. He is serving his first full term. Other members of the commission are Warden Ours and Hernard Gilkey, both Republicans. Spencer, clerk of courts, and Wesley Buehl, engmeer Both the Repubhcans and the Democrats w1ll elect central committeemen m the has Weather Ram chang1ng to snow late lontghl, endtng Wednesday morning, and then cleanng Lows tomghl m the upper 20s, haghs Wednesday 111 the nnd 30s. Probabaltly of prec tpttahon 70 per ce n t today, 80 per cent tomghl , 30 per cent Wednesday mornmg persons unknown heavily damaged th e Ha~n so nvalle Elementary School Doors were knocked down, glass broken out of them, panels were kicked out and a large deep freeze full of meal was stolen. The mcidenl IS under tn· vesllgatton . The department reported Larry Earl Curttss, 34, Long Bottom, escaped InJury '" a stngle car acc adenl Saturday at 4.30 a.m. Curltss, lravehng west on ICY SR 248 shd across it onto TR 113 and across 1t mlo an embankment The acCident occurred one a~d three tenths mtle east of Chesler. There was heavy damage lo the front of the car 1 Chester delegation: answered A delegatton from Chesler mqw1 ed of the Mmgs Coumty Comrmss10ner s Tuesday mornmg why lhe proposed new semor ctttzens center BEIRUT, LEBANON - MOSLEM AND PALESTINIAN gunmen .·•tacked Christian vtllages north and south of Beirut cannot be erected on the lodny m civil warfare that spread across Lebanon. In the commons winch JOins the old capital, fighting raged mto tts seventh day. courthouse, at Chester . Pollee said at least 40 persons were killed and 90 wounded Mildred Gaul, spokes· during the past 48 hours, raismg the esltmated toll for mne woman for the group, wanted months of civtl war to about 8,400 dead aod 17,850 wounded. reasons why the building 1s Pierce rocket, mortar and machine gun battles that raged gomg to be buill on Mulberry acroa Beirut spread north to Tripoli agam and south to Heaghts back of the former villages near the Sadon port overnight when Puiestiman chaldren 's home guerrillas and,Moslem left1st mtlibamen atwcked Chrl<han Eleanor Thomas, executtve areas in retaliation for an 11-<lay food blockade aga1nst three dareclor of the Meigs Couinty Palestinian camps Council on Agmg, cxplamed the counctl has a grant of COLUMBUS - AN OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY economist said today Ohio's economic and populabon growth has changed to a ''very slow growth or no growth cond1tion" and manulaeturmg will not regain the key status it has held in the state's economy. James C. Yocum, professor of business research, writmg In the current ·issue of the "Bulletin of Buslness Research" Maddleporl vtllage councal published by the OSU Cen\er fill' Business and Economic Monday mght approved the Research said the greatest growth would be in service in· dustries. Yocum said manufacturing m Ohio will recover three required readtngs of an ground lost ln the 197'1-75 recession but despite this, ln 10 years appropnattons ordanance manufacturing will provide only about 33 per cent of Ohio's provtdtng for expenditru·es of jobs compared wlth the slightly more than 38 per cent the $365,008.61 for operation~ tn /the town thts year ~ industries supplied in 1960. It was pointed out that the appropnalton ·r1gures mclude TAlLAHASSEE, FLA. - FLORIDA STATE UN· all anltcipated mcome plus VERSITY'S new Football Coach Bobby Bowden gave up a _ head CMching job at the University of West Vlrginis to take ex1stmg balances m varwus • the pooltloo at Florida State. Named FSU's coach Monday, the funds "Economy" will be the key flamboyant Bowden succeeds Darrell Mudra, who was fired word m Middleport, Mayor after winning only four games m two years and having sharp Fred Hoffman . and council disputes with alumni. Bowden, who compiled,a 42-26 record smce becoming head agreed since the town wall be coach at West VIrginia in 1970, has the 14th best won-lost mark penniless Jan . I, 1977 if all of among current major college coaches. He had a !1-3 record in the appropriated money is spent. 1975, lncludilll! a Peach Bowl victory. fund ap· General proprialions whtch total $$74,436 include council, $576; Young GOP club to hear senator mayor, $7.000; clerk, $4,500, ATHENS - U.S. Senator Athens, Ohio 45701. T1ckets solicttor, $500; bujldmgs, Robert Tan, Jr. will be guest are $7.50 each $6,000 , miscellaneous, $15,000; lrllJisfers, $30,700 , speaker at a dmner for the Ohio Untverslly Young street hghts, $8 ,000; and SAM IN SECOND Republican Club, January 23 hydrants, $2,160. Sam Flanagan of Parkershere. The dinner ts the Safety fund appropnations campus Republican Club's burg, W. Va .. and a naltve of lola! $38,500; ch1ef of pohce, Syracuse, Ohio, was second ~.400; other. poht-e, $20,000 ;' first annual fundralser. Other guests at the dinner with 1,777 pins after the first rehrement, $3,600; gasoline, will he U. S. Congressman round tn the $100,000 $3,500; miscellaneous, $1 ,500; lnvilaltonal Clarence Mtller, State Showboat Blowlng Tournament 1n Las Senator Oakley Collins, and Vegas today. COFC TO MEET State Representstlve Claire The Mtddleport Chamber of "Buzz" Ball, Jr. Commerce will meet ThursThe dinner will be at 7. 15 LOCAL TEMPS day at The Marlin p.m. at Nelson Commons on Temperature in downtown Restaurant ut 12 15 p.m. the Ohio University Campus. Pomeroy T ucfday at II a m Midd)eport merchants are Persons desiring llckets to the dinner should write Linda was 42 degrees under cloudy asked lo attend to reach a dCCI SIUn nn CVl'IIIOI' hoUr '\ Avedon, 605 College Inn, skies. $160.000 approved to pur· chase' and renovate the old Pomeroy Semor H1gh School bmld1ng but due to th e Natwnal Flood Insurance Act lhe bruldmg was ruled out, s mce It ts in a £load prone area The -reason they chose the stle behand the former chtldren's home 1s because the properly is county owned, and the village of Pomeroy 1s seekmg a $100,000 grant to e1·ecl a commwuty building m connection wtth the semor citizen's bmidmg. It also was necessary that a site be selected w1thm a fixed penod sub..ctlvtslon regula_tlOns of ltme, Mrs. Thomas satd . Crow subdt VISIOn ts a 12Also meeltn g wtth the acre tract along SR 7 m commJsstoners were Chester Twp tn the Fave res tdents of the Crow sub- Pomts area. divisiOn m regard to havmg In other busaness the the 1 oad m th<Jt area Im(Contmued oo page 10) proved The conumsstoners will grade and d1lch the road bul it wall be the respon. stbtlily of the residents to furmsh ltmeslone Matn· taming the road w1ll then become the responstbihly of Chester Township Trustees. Any addtltonal develop· menl m the area wtli have to ab1de by the Meags Coun tv Scnpps-Howard Newspapers following the ftrst year o! .:: his lh1rd term as governor ·;: "The tssues are the same," sa1d Rhodes. "Cnme, :;; ·· unemployment and welfare. We've been saymg that for -~! years a nd now people are begnming to reahze we were ;:: nght." .;, Rhodes saad "we pay $64 06 per head m Ohto" m Aad to ::: Dependent Chi ldren benefits. ·:; "Southern stales pay $14 hke Mtssissippt," satd Rhodes ::: "South Carolina pays $27 and Alabama pays $29 51 -:: "Thts causes forced migration," Rhodes said. "People:.:; · from the south are commg to Ohio because they get more :·;: welfare here. And we have no residency reqUirements·.·: anymore so we don't really know how many are commg .:; here, but we can't take much more of at." .·:; "They did the same thing m New York City and that's ·: why they are m fmancaal trouble m New York," said ..:; Rhodes. ::: :: The governor satd unemployment causes mcreases in .., .. cnme and welfare and unless Oh1o can f1gure a way to : ; :: allract new mdustry and keep the old ones, unem- ::: ·· ploymenl wall contmue to riSe and welfare and crime will : destroy the state • · ::: "We knew that a long lime ago," sa1d Rhodes. ''Now :..: ·:, everyone's talking about it.. · .. ; ' Rhodes IS agamst mcreased welfare for the poor, but ·; , favors tax breaks for mdustry and he was asked tf thiS :; :· was welfare for the nch? ' ::·; "They can cal11t what they want," sa1d Rhodes. "I'm ; ::: not pro-busmess or antt-labor or pro.;,ommerce. I'm pro- : ::: people and pro-Jobs. :.: · "Unless we can brmg mdustry to thts stale and keep our :. .:; own industry here , we won't have the jobs we need for our ; :; peop1e," saad Rhodes. "And lax mcenlives for mduslry :;· ·: wtll do it for us" .: Rhodes said for 30 years the government has taken a ·· :; "token-approach" to solvmg social problems like .: welfare. "It's the gave-away approach for these people m the :: tnner ctty," satd Rhodes "They don't want that, they :: want jobs." ;.; · "But I have faath m Ohw," sa1d Rhodes, " because we know what our problems are and we are going to solve :·: them. ::·. "We wall get more mduslry here but we'll waat to see :;::: what happens before we go after l>lx abatement agam. :;: :: The problems with other slates IS that they don 't know :: : what their problems are." ;: ~ ~ :·.•: : •, :·: ····=·=·=·· :· ·:· ·: :· ·=·. : ·=·=·=·=· ·: ;.. •'. ·.· ·:· ·:· . ·: :·· ..· . : .·. .· ·:·.·: ·.... •'•'•' .· ·. '• .·. Economy a must . ) I radto, $500, and cruiser , $1,000, Cemetery fund ap· propnaltons total $10,307; employes, $6,700 , clerk, $982; reltrement, $925, matenals and supphes, $500, maintenance of eqrupment, $250; offtce expense, $100; tools ami eqmpment, $600 ; lota hng $10,525, bonds , $8,000; interest, $2,025, and mascellaneous, $500 Sanitary sewer fund total approprtahons $45,867; clerk, $7 ,000; employes, $10,250; retirement , $2,070 ; miScellaneous, $3,000; pia~ I nnscellaneous, $250 $17,547; office expense, $1,000 Federal revenue sharmg fund , an appropriation of $15,388 61 for projects whtch have been or wtll be carrted out in the town with the money Wa ter fund, total ap(Continued on page !0) Fire eqrupment fund, total appropnations $4,665; salaries, $625; retirement, $37; eqrupmcnl, buildmg and uhllhes, $3,200; schooling and convenlton, $315; eqmpment maintenance. $488 Planmng commtssion fund total $1,000; $500, nuscellaneous, $500, labor. Swtmmmg pool fund total appropnataons $8,710; employes, $4,200, mcidentals, $1 ,600; chemtcals, $1,000, ' electncaty, $750; Insurance, $250, and park eqwpment, $910 Bond fund rellrement BOARD TO MEET The Gallia-Metgs Com. muntly Aclton Agency Board wtll hold its orgamzatlonal · meetmg Thursday, Jan . 15, begmmng at 7:30p.m. m the Cheshire Central offtce. All regular and alternate board members are urged to attend The personnel and budget ftnancing <"ommiltees will lllf't•f a1 7 fUll. ( maintenance and equipment, $5,000; sewer Improvement, Fire damages home furnace Damages to a fuel oil furnace were set at $1,000 as the result of a fire at the Tom Wtlson residence on old Route 33 at II ·59 a.m. Monday Pomeroy Ftre Chaef Charles Legar said fuel oil was delivered for the furnace Monday mormng When tl was ~~ehghted the furnace backfared and a fire broke out m all around the furnace . Tht!re was some smoke dan1age to the home, O\\ned by Manning WPbsler. Pnmeroy . but the fire was confmed to the baserpent. \. -. f' ,. ,• .............. - ~ TAKES IN OVER $400,000 - Larry Spencer, Meigs County Clerk of Courts, at his desk runs totals of figures for the offtce which in 1975 took m well over $400,000 m taxes and servtce fees. Clerk topped $400,000 in business.lll;st year By BOB HOEFLICH Operahon of the Meigo Coun ly Clerk of Courts office - conducted by Larry Spencer of Racme - 1s big busmess as attested by the more than $400,000 collected by tl\e offtce during 1975. The biggest collection of money, of course, during 1975 came from sales tax on vehtcles and the casual and use tax, that figure reaching $371,648 45 The clerk's office collected $279,444.06 tn sales' tax and $92,201.39 m the casual and use Ia~. The stale's share of the salos tax r~ceipls is $276,653.55; the county recetves $2,793.51 Of the casual and use tax tot~! . the slate's share ts $1)1,219.27; the coun ly's share $922 12. Dunng the vco r the office collected $26,664 [rom automotive title activities. The office issued 10,411 cerltftcales of ltlle, 3,116 notaltons of hen, 1,852 memorandum hlles, 74 salvage titles, 10,764 applications, afftdavi,ts and ass1gnments or lilies, 761 penalltes, and 244 cet;11fied coptes of lilies Of the total collected, t he county's share IS $21;724.25 while the state's sl)IIIJ' is $4,929 75. Receipts of $425 for salvage mspections, 85 an all , wen l to the state There were 1,314 auto inspechons with $3,942 being collected Of that total, $3,613 50 went to the state and $328 50 to the county. The clerk's offace assued 125 certificates of lttle on boats: 13 nolallons uf hen , I five memorandwn ltlles, 128 applicallons, affidavits and assignments, and five certified copies of title to collect $218 50 The county's share was $117.50, the stale's, $41 In addttion, Spencer and hls staff durmg 1975, had 262 cavil cases filed which included 127 divorce actions, 42 dassolution of marnage ac ltons, 61 judgment achons and 51 miscellaneous court actiOns ' winch mcl ~ ded reciprocal support actums, partitaon of real estate smls and stmllar acltons. There were 38 criminal cases flied and 12 cases flied for the Court of Appeals bringing the overall total of 332 cases f1ied durmg the year. Row1dtng out the business 1Continued on Pllge 10) • �2- The Oaoly S..ntuwl MtdcUepo rt P •n<rol t1 1\tt sd 11 ltn 11 11 h 3- I he Datly Senttnel Middleport Pomerol 0 Tm sd 11 I 111 II 19i~ Emissions rules charged useless Reagan \vorks in Illinois Rio undisputed MOC leader Ry IRA R AI LEN COlUMBUS tUPJ J - The last through Wednesday a uthont1es Umted Press International chtef of environmental Although the US EPA Burr told the lour federa l Ronald Reagan after assessment for the OhiO used the best sulphur dwxode hearmg officers tha t Ohoo defendong hts budget cut Envoronmental Protection aor qualtt y data hase agrers that mne cuunlles proposal m New Hampshore Agency told a federal EPA avatlable durmg the penod of sh ould have m or e stnct and rna k mg La tin Amencan hearmg today that proposed strategy development Ohio sulphur diOXIde emtsswn foretgn pohcy observations on federal rules on sulphur EPA has conrluded that there standards bul lhat a status Flortda has moved hts dio){lde em1ss1on standards are deftctencoes tn thts data quo standard shoold apply campaogn to Ilhnots to talk were reg ilia tory overkill base sa td Burr to the rest of the state about agnculture for most Ohoo counties The state has been trymg to The mne counttes where the But at an appearance tn Dr John Burr was the lead come up wtth an emiSSion burnmg of hogh sulphur coal Bloommgton nt Monday he off wolness for the state today standard acceptable to the has produced atr pollutwn sltl! was defending the plan at the fourth and most ex courts and the federal EPA problems are Columbtana he enu nctated tn Chtcago four tenstve pubbc hearmg on the stnce 1973 when the !trst Ohio Coshocton Cuyahoga Jef months ago to return $90 proposed standards plan "as reJected by a ferson Lake Loram lucas btl!ton worth of federal DON W SWISHER Ear her heanngs were held federal appeals court Mahomng and Scoolo programs to the states m Cmcmnah Cleveland and A second plan was JUdged Burr told today s hearmg I made a mostake on my steubenville unenforceable m 1974 b} the that on I) 6 mtlhon tons of caal speech m Chtcago ' he satd Tesltmony IS expected to state envHonmenta l currently burned m Ohio out It has been onterpreted as of the total of 56 mtlhon tons whackmg off $90 bo lhon and meet the proposed federal shuttmg down the federal standards and that con goverrunenl It soot that way \ erswn to other energy at all sources or to more expens1ve You don t pull the rug out low sulphur coal would be a all at once but you serve severe economtc habthty for noltce JUst hke wtth ktds ohto uttltttes and mduslnes growmg up Burr satd that the U S EPA POINT PIE ASANT Reagan was sh oftmg hts came up wtth ots proposed legtUmacy and peace not Prom hun 1f fnur employees campatgn from llltnols to By BRUCE W MUNN UNITED NATIONS N Y to setze what does not belong standards usmg a computer 1f the Peoples Bank of Puont Wtsconsm today before model whtch was based he Pleasanl \\ BS clnnouncrd headmg back to Floroda later IUPI) - The Palestine to us he satd satd on mcomplete data o s boycollmg the Israel M nda) by Prestdent Votus on the week Liberatoon Orgaruzation JOins Burr also satd tha t varoous Harlley Jr today s U N Secunty Cou nctl debate because of the Prestdent Ford whose Ot n W S\\tsher 'I" a s ap debate on the Mtddle East presence of the PI IJ which tl state laws requtre state EPA a tdes are ~ leeful that to consoder pumted \ 1ce president woth all prtvtleges except the satd mtends to deslro) the offtcoals Reagan s ftrst two weeks of roght to vote desptle Jewtsh state lsraeh Am eco nomtc te chmcal and Je~n n c M Barney assistan t camp:ugmng have been spent strenuous US obJedtons to bassador Chatm Herzog satd weather constderattons not v1cc president and cash1e1 defe ndmg the budget N rthup ad gtvmg the guernlla outstde the UN that Israel mcluded m the federal EPA Jud1 proposal 1s about to name would not negotoate tis own plan orgamzahon m m s lrali vc assistant Rogers C B Morton as hts A problem of stale en per a r on s and I wda J ltatson wtlh I , campatgn The Uruted States was the swctde forcement could be a reahty Barney adnlln l s lr atn e Four hours before Mon only Counctl member to vote comm tlte e and the Monday mght agatnsl seatmg day s sesston three ptpe unless the program ts a o;; sJs tant n arketmg Republican Natoonal Com Hat tley sa td Each the PLO for tis !trst achve bombs were found and revtsed sa td Burr nuttee Burr s proposed a four part thes £' f1 ur t as wurke d parttctpallon tn a Councol removed from under a ramp Morton former head of the plan to substtlute for the {levoled~ u pr ovide he ln~st debate The vote was II I adJacent to the U N hbrary natwnal com m1ttee and p ss tble ser voce to II e wtth Brttam France and whtch adJoms the matn federal regulattons - lmposttton of control cus t n crs f the Peoples secreta ry of commerce and butldmg A fourth bomb was Italy abstatmng of mtenor was expected to PLO foretgn pohcy adVIser later found near the Iraqt standards lor the none Bank •nd I as plav• d be named shortly possobly cou nlles where the stale has significant I 1 lc nIts consl1 Farouk Kaddoumt took the IDISSIOO today A man "ho satd he conclud ed atr pollu lton mel sigmfl canl gr 0 \\ II floor munedtately after the The President announced vote and told the Counctlthe represented a wmg of the problems extsl S\HSI er 2b a n 111v-e pla ns Monda} to campatgn m - A status quo PLO wanted peace for us Jewtsh Defense I eague P mer } I <-~ S be..:n m en New Hampshtre the weekend and for the Jews m ca lied ne" s o"rgamzatlons to meamng no controls on pi ~ ee f II e P1 oples Bank on of Feb 7-8 Mrs Ford satd claun responstbthty for the ex ost ong sulphur dtoxtde a full 1me ba s1s s nee June f she would campatg n wtth her Palest me bomb and warned that emtsslon be authorozed for 1971 "hen I e graduated It m husband thts year although fourth We struggle for severa I more were placed 23 counttes Mar s ha ll Umversilj wllh a she was not sure she would be - In 10 counttes where the dcgr ee around the ctty to protest the In busines s speakmg out on tssues PLO state has msufftctent data m n 1gement He was firs Reagan told farm ers The Oat~ Sentinel U S Ambassador Dame! that no greater controls be m emplo)ed at II e bank durtng Monday government should DEVOTED TO THE Palrtck Moymhan satd that sttluted the sum 1c r afle1 complelwn stay out of thetr loretgn sales INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA - And m the remaomng 46 f h1s Jun wr year ( f college whole the Umted States Government poltcy should CHESTER L TANNEHILL recogmzed the legottmate Ohto counttes no further He \HI S later pronu ted tu be Exec Ed to encourage full rtghts of the Paleslmtan emtsston sta ndards be 1m <-~ssistcm caslner and han productoon wtthout undu e ROBERT HOEFLICH CtyEdtor people a dectston to mv1te posed unto! momtonng dfocer and on July f 1974 was Interference tn the free Pub! shed da l y excep t Sa urday by The O h o the PLO as tf tl were a stations comptle sta llsttcs to m Hh~ ass istan t Vl(e market process he sa td at Valley Publ sh ng Com polenlton for p1 es1de nt member sta te wou ld open mdtcate a panv 111 cou r s Bloommgton Ill tn the heart Pomeroy Oh o 45769 verttable Pandora s box of amboent atr quahty stan S" IS her IS a 19b7 g raduate of corn country Business Ort ce Phone 992 dards vtola lions future dtfftculttes 2156 Ed oral Phone 992 I P< mero} H1 gh Sell ol Senate Democrattc leader 2157 Federal EPA offtctals say "here he '"as em utstand ng Mtke Mansfteld bemoaned We do not have members Second class po stage pa d a Pom eroy Oh o which are not sta tes and the Ohto s sulphur dtoxtde stand athlete and earned the lackluster pohtockmg He Nat ona adverts ng ards wtll be made pubhc chshn c tl n f be1ng nan ed PI 0 ts not a state - ot does representat ve Ward said no one runnmg for Gr ff fh Company I nc not cla1m to be a state about March 1 after the the S utheasler n Ohto prestdent has come up wtlh a Bo tin ell & Gallagher 0 v 757 Thtrd Ave New York SoVIet Ambassador Yakov vollUlles of tesumony and Athletoc I eague s mus t program N Y 1001 7 Mahk rephed that the Counctl supportmg documents have 1aluable playeo tn !1 Iball on SutJSc r p on ra es There ts dtfftcully m both Del vered by carr er where already had approved the been analyzed Ius se m1 r }ear Swisher wen t parttes tn that respect he ava lable 75 cenls per mvttatwn last year m a deal week By Motor Route tu Ma rshall Umver sl l ) where satd or the Democraltc can where carr er serv ce not wtlh Syna m exchange for an I e was slarl tng quat terback dictates It seems ltke they ava able One monlh extens10n of the U N peace SJ 25 By ma I m Oh o and f 1 Ihe Tl undertng Herd m are all bunched up at the W va One Year sn oo keepmg force on the Synan COUNCIL TO MEET S x months $1\ so Three I s JUniOr year He wa s a starlmg gate and no one has months $7 00 E sew here Israeli border SYRACUSE Vtllage member f the Sogma Pht he mstde ratl S26 00 year S x months 1£1 s vote and tl wtll show counctl here wtll hold ots ftrsl Epstl m fratermty S13 50 thr ee months $7 so If you look at the polls Subscr piton pr ce ncludes who ts right Malt!< satd meehng of the year Thurs Sunday T mes Sen! nel Tl e son d Mr an d Mrs ISen Hubert ) Humphrey The debate ts expected to day Jan 15 at 7 p m at the Wayne Swisher the new vu."c wtthout ltftmg a ftnger last about two weeks Muntctpal Butldmg presiden t IS ntarned tu the leads the pack He seems to 1 f rmer Ehnn e Oav1s 1 f be gammg strength by domg Mtddleport and they ha ve one nothmg son PI tl!tp age I 1 he) Swisher steps up at bank Critical UN debate opens DR. LAMB reside on Birch A\e In Pomt Pleasant Swisher also Beer belly needs trim 1s secretary to the banks b ard of dtrectors VIce presuJenl of the Poml Pleasant l tons Club member By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - In reference to your column on wetght control I would hke to know what ts best to reduce the stze of my stomach I am 5 feel9 and weogh 180 pounds The e~tra weoght ts on my stomach I ellj&y my beer and because of beer or over eatmg at ltmes my stomach bloats and I have to take a vegetable compound to keep my bowls regular I have a herniated dtsc and I am !untied tn work and acUvttles I do not prefer surgery and was sent to a rehabililalton center for to physical therapy strengthen my back muscles r have attended for seven months and I feel fatrly good most of the tune but when gas In the stomach bmlds up it puts pressure on my back and I am just barely able to get around Any advtce would be ' ~pprectated DEAR READER - You won t like the advtce Stop the beer The way to get rtd of a beer beUy IS to get rod of the beer You really can I be 8Uccelllful in reducmg the walsUine if you have a lot of fat In the abdomen and around the abdomen You jWII can't compress fat tnto somethln" smaller Thai os why exerctses as valuable as they are can do so It tlle for a truly fat abdomen unless you reduce If you are successful m gettmg the excess fat out of and off your torso then exercises that s trengthen your abdommal muscles wtll help shrmk your waosUme Some of these exercises to strengthen your abdomen wtll also gtve your back support You should be able to get help wtth these from the physocal therapy depart ment where you are now recetvmg treatment People who have back problems should not begm exerctse programs wtlhout the approyal of the type of exerctse by thetr phystclan Those who want more m !ormat10n on how to reduce the abdomen can send 50 cents for The Health Letter nwnber 3 7 Gtrth Control Avotdtng the Btg Mtddle Send a long s tamped self a ddr essed envelope f< r matiJng Address )OUI leit er to me In tate r fins paper P 0 Box 1551 Radto I I 1 SIHII r N1" Y tk 110 \ 10019 DEAR DR I AMB - I would hke to know how dangerous •mokmg a ptpe Is to your h,alth RecenUy I c f Poml Pleasanj Mot se I •lge N 731 and a member started smokmg one I know th e hazards of ctgarette smokmg but not that of a pope I do not mhale very much DEAR READER - Studoes m the United States have not linked ptpe smokmg to heart disease or some other oils of tobacco But Sweden s fam~d Krohnska Insltlute m Stock holm studted the problem and found a htgher rale of heart attacks m ptpe smokers thanJ m non-smokers The dtfferences tn ob servahon s m the Untied States and Sweden are probably related to the dtf ftculty m fmdmg a populalton of ptpe smokers to study over a penod of ltme m the Umted Stales Sludtes m the Uno ted States though show that of a cogarelte smoker qutts and changes to cigars he may contmue to Inhale Inhaltng a ctgar and probably a pipe os more dangerous than cogare tte smokmg The usual v1rgm ptpe or ctgar smoker doesn t mhal e and lh1t 1wuvtdes his proteclll n If you smoke ~nylhlng and want to avmd most of the health hazards tnvolved don t Inhale at all of the boat d of dorecturs of th e Mat shall Untversoty Alwnm Assr•~Iatwn Mason Gallta County Ch.opter He ts a grad uate of the West Vorguua &!hoot of Bankmg a nd the Sehoul or Bank Markelong Owen installed as realtor president COLUMBUS - Realtor E J Jtm Owen Colwnbus wa s msta lled as 1976 Presodent of the 38 000 member Ohto Assoctatoon of Realtors durmg the annual Inaugural and busmess meetmgs at the Sheraton Hotel m Columbus Mooday Other State Assoctatton of ftcers elected wtth Owen are Horace J Jack Boesch Dayton Prestdent Elect and Dale W Marks LoutsVIlle Treasurer The meetmgs contmue through Wednesday Realtor Owen owns and operates the Jom Owen Co Inc and the Clmtonvtlle Realty Form whoch have over 86 full tome Realtor Assocoales He bas been m the rea I estate professton 21 years He ts a past president of the Columbus Board of Realtors and ha s served as a Trustee fo1 l r umber of years Healt11 ()l,tn SeiVL'fl the :-i nc fls'ioc 1at10n as Treasurer tn 1974 and as President El" t on 1975 He Is currently set vtng 011 the Steertng Commottee of the Realtors Pohttcal Aclton Commtltee and a member of lhe Oh to Commerctal Restdenltal Exchange Assoctalton Realtor Owen graduated from Columbus North Htgh School and from The Ohio State Umve rstly with a Bachelor of Sctence Degree m 1950 A charter member of the Young Men s Busmess Club of Columbus he belongs to the Ktwams Club and IS a director of Century 21 of Southern Ohio Realtor Owen and hts wtfe Phylbs have two chtldren Jenmfer a student at The Ohoo Umvcrstty and James a student at Ohto Wesleyan llmversot y fhey attend the Presbytertan W rthmgton 0]urch 1 he Ohto Assoctalton of Realtors ts the largest busmess ortented trade assoctatton m the state With over 38 000 111embers representmg mort lh n fout rmiiH n h lllf' mwl prvpc. rty OWnt IS r-----------..., lI Pro :I lStandin~s : Nat onat Ba sketball A ss oc at on Standmg s &y Un1fed Pr ess Infernal onal Easte rn Confe rence Atlanhc D v s on f that plague our country he satd but I know I can proVJde mnovative answers to some of these problems ' I was a good senator I was bstened to and talked to he satd I talked about the ml and gas rt!M)ff two years ago Today we re paymg the prtce of doing nothmg while the big In· lernaltonal otl monopolies sttek tl to us at the gasoline pump and g_as meter supervisor e lementary prtnctpal and sec ondary pron ctpal Case Western Reserve Umverstty learnmg disabthhes and-or behavior disorders Mtamt Umverstty commumcattons Ohto State Umverstty school nurse and Otterbem Co llege earth SCiences Assognment of stx school dtslrtcts to two JOtnl vocaltonal schools was ap proved Included are Amanda Clearcreek Berne Umon, Bloom Carroll Fatrfield Umon and Walnut Townshtp all m Fatrheld County, assogned to TrtCounty Jomt Vocaltonal School District a nd Ltberly Benton tn Hancock Co Wl!) asstgned to Penta Co unty Joint Vocatoonal School Dislroct The board also enlarged the membershtp of the Trl Rtvers Jomt Vocauonal School Dtstncl Board of Educatton to mclude a representattve from the Upper Sandusky Exempted Vtllage Board of Educatton Upper Sandusky )lecame a part of TrtRtvers JVS m November In other Monday actton the board - Allocated work study funds amountmg to $22 462 to 17 school distrtcl8 - Granted approval to Waterloo and Rootstown local school dls lrtcls both In Portage County and Fatrland Local School Distrtct m Lawrence County to seek voter support of bond tssues amountmg to t300 000 $800 OOOand $1 144 000 m that order for constructton of classroom facilities - Dtssolved the Fairfield Joint Vocattonal School IJis. trtct -Called for revocation of the teaching certtflcate of a teacher convicted of a felony Furl her a chon m support of the $13 500 000 bond ossue lor butldtn g purposes on the Gallla County Local School Dostroct wtll be dtscussed 1 hursday mght durmg the January general meettr.g of the Commit tee fur Better Educatoon tn Gallla County Schools The sesston begms at 7 30 p m at Southwestern Htgh School Duane W Hunt~r Addoson publtctl y c hatrman markelong executove for Robbins & Myers Galhpolls satd Monday the recent ac hon ! Dec 'l:l 1 of the Galli a County I ocal School Board appro~mg a lwo hogh school bwlding concept tnstead of 01re large htgh school should concern everyone m teres ted m lhe quahty of educatoon m the county school system Mr Hunter told area news medta In my optmon a two htgh school system wtll nut accomphsh the mts8ion of educat10n because the student populahon wtll sltll be too small to offer the necessC:tr v curnculum to provtde for 11 e best p< sstble development o! IIUt young pe11plc He <dded fhe Cllllldtlll ce f111 ll;>Jter F.du alt< n was I" formed because tl was !ell that too oft en school boards are verwm ked trymg to do lhe best posstble JOb and usually only receive cntlclsm for lhetr efforts Accordmg lo Hunter the commttlee I over 200 members J therefore established \ls purpose and gave every member a card whtch stales To provtde tnput and assl&tance to the board of eduoalton to assure better education for our chtldren lhrough r 1) The bes t educators admtmslratoon and teachers ( 2) Be tter facohttes and (3) Broader curroculwn Hunter conltnued The vote of the school board for a two hogh school system Is provtding the commtltee with tis ftrsl real test of survival A majority committee favored a one high school concept based on the study presented to the school board and printed on Its enlorety on the Sunday Times-Senhnel Dec 28 Some of the commtllee offtcers are Imdmg tl dlfftcult to work for p11ssage of the bond tssue because facts mdtcale that one high school • • 25 22 Wa sh ng ton Cl eve and 2) 2 7 B 55 3 5JB All a n a 18 18 500 Hou ston New Orl eans 18 17 SOD 47'1 8 9 4 8 GB 'l 2 3 A mer can 10 t ( rncr Stewart and by Gtl Prtce overall and I 1 on 1he lea gut \H IY after Ibn s c••l Ptlt"t nnd l'rtee s JUmper frurn 1he Hiu lwd 19 lurnuvt>rs Two OD starters a nd two Oomlmran s Dun Ga:.rdner Hm plan 'tl four 11 en m ftr s t lon e repl ace me nts bro ke thP scorm~ ace mrnt r woth 3 lO left put Ro o n top to stay 72 71 hm double !t~ures Noe and Ppce 1-. came mehglble whPn ftr st followm~ a nunute and a hall Sit wart tanned two r harlty each had 22 pomls Stewart sen ester grades were ppsted of scoreless action m mod December Alter a 16-16 l<e seven losses wtth 3 15 remmrung to followed wtlh 14 whole Paul Then 6 7 JUntor Ken mmutes mto the !trsl half the up Roo s lead to 74 71 Prtce Albanese talhed 12 Rtch 11 d Boone led the Tumbhson suffered a hatrhne Panthers surprtsed Roo wtlh ~ut a lop n wolh 2 56 left and canned two chanty tosses l'alrthet s attack "tth 18 fo ot fra cture after 6 5 love quolk pomts for a 21 16 w1th 2 36 remammg to up points Don Gardner added sophomore Rtck Boone sat advantage at the tO 55 mark 14 Sean 0 Drtscoll 13 Mark out the first four games woth Roo was up by one 26-25 on Roo s lead lu 78-71 The Panthers out the I urn 12 and Bob fermer 10 a broken ankle Ktm Rauch Rtck Camngton s layup wtth The Redmen woll play at suffered a sloved fmger last 7 59 left m the half Bob margm to fove 80-75 then Thursday mght Boone and Termer s three-pomt play put hmmy Noe s drtvmg layup Mt Vernon Nazarene Thurs Rauch were able to play last the Panthers m front 32-30 at wtth 32 seconds left assured day and Saturday Rto wtll lhe 4 30 mark Domtmcan Roo of the vtctory host Mt Vernon Nazarene m mght Dommocan htl 33 of 66 held a pa or of non~eague outmgs It was mp-and-tuck all the upped tis lead to stx pomts 38-32 before the Redmen cut goal attempts for a stzzhng 50 Ohto Domtmcan wtll play at that deftcot to three at half percent The Panthers also Urbana Wednesday had a good mght at the foul Box score ltme 39-:!6 OHIO DOMINICAN (]'i'J Gtl Prtce htt two qutck hne wtlh 13 of 16 for 81 per Boone 8 'J 8 T erm er 4 2 10 goals to open second half cent The Panthers ptcked off Gardn er S 1 I Br own o o play Rto gradually pulled 14 reboWJds led by Kim U Ehrb a r 0 0 0 Lum 6 0 12 sc o 5 3 J Ra uch -1 1 away to a 12-pomt spread 58- Rauch s 10 OD commtlled 15 90 Or Ma sse y I 3 TOTALS 33 1J 79 56 wtth 8 41 remaomng m the turnovers RIO GRANDE (82) Rto htt 32 of 70 held goal game Al ban ese S 2 2 Barb ee o o The Panthers however attempts for 45 percent The 0 Ca l dwcr 3 06 Car ng ton 3 0 6 Noe 7 8 2 2 came roarmg back to go on Redmen won tl at the foul Pr ice 9 4 22 Royse 0 0 0 top 71 70 wtlh 3 59 rema1mng hne canmng 18 of 21 chanty S ewar 5 4 4 Sw a n 0 o o 32 18 82 as Dayton s 6-ll Juntor center tosses for a stzzhng 85 per TOTALS Halftime score 00 39 R o ]6 cent Roo had 44 rebounds 17 Mark Lum got hot from the by Junmy Noe 12 h1 Jtm Ba sk etba I Assoc a Landry leads Cowboys into Bowl X country t on Stand ngs un ted Pres s lnternahona W L Pet GB Denv er 28 9 757 New Yo r k 2 1 686 3 San An on o 2 15 583 6 2 Kent uc k y 19 18 5 11 9 nd an a 20 q 5 13 9 S Lou s 19 71 J75 0 7 V rgna 5 30 3 22 Monday s RC!.Uit DenOJ er 39 San /l.n on o 122 Tuesday s Game N ew Yo k a Denve r Nat onre Hockey L ca gu r Stand i ng !. By Un ted Pr ess Inter atonal Can pbdl Cont e rene e Parr ck 0 11 s o W l 1 Pt!. Pt-1 ladelph a '17 6 8 A tan a 73 16 S 51 N Y Isla dcr s ? 12 r 9 N Y Ranger s 7 20 J J8 Sm yth e 0 11 s on W L T Prs Ch cago 6 1 J6 Vancouve S 11 8 38 5 Lou s 'l 5 33 M nneso i'l 3 7~ 7 28 Ko;.ns<~s c y 27 76 Wa le!. Con ferenc e Norr s. D v s on W L T Pt !. Man r ea r JO 6 6 66 Los Ang e es 'J2 '1 2 6 P sbu gh 5 2 5 J'i Dero 37 J JO Wash ng fon 3 3~ ~ 1 Adilm !. D v son W l T Pts ... Boson 73 9 '1 .<,5 , Bull a o "J 1 'i '>J Toren o a 6 8 Ca l torn a 15 'l 3 33 Mond ay s R es ult!. No games sched ul ed Tue s dr~v s Gam('s De ro 1 a N Y s .J nder s Los 1\nq ele!. a t an a M on ~ ca a Wash r g on P sburgh a 13os on Au a o a 5 LO U s By MIKE RABUN UPI Sports Writer MIAMI IUPI) - Tom Landry walked mlo the sea of confuston that accompames the Super Bowl Monday and became an mstant htl - at least wtth reporters The Dallas Cowboys coach was the ftrst member of the team s offtctal party to step off the red white and blue btcenttenmal jet charter Monday and was besteged by a crowd of 20 reporters broadcasters and photographers Landry makmg hts thtrd trop to a Super Bowl seemed to love tl I I hke the weather Landry satd And we re glad to be here He then answered one questton after another con cermng Dallas surprtsmg rtse as a challenger to the defendmg world champton Pittsburgh Steelers ,, I • World ock e y H A s soc at on St;end ng5 By Un ted Pre ss lntcrnilt onat Ea st n Ne w Eng an d C n c nna Cl eve and lnd ana po l s I ' I I u on M nn cso a Sa n D e go Ph oen x 0 awa H QUS W L T PI> 70 18 ) n B ~7 I 37 6 22 2 3 6 ?3 ? 3 We st W L T 76 ) 0 19 15 A 19 8 lA 2; 3 I 3 W nn peg Que bec I Pis 57 'I 10 39 I 29 W L T 19 16 0 Pis 58 Can~ dliln I provtdes the best opporlwrlly for our young people Hwrter ondlcated Monday he believes that tl will be dtfftcult and even tf the levy passes too expensive for the board of education to comply wtlh the State Law because the two school concept must have funds budgeted and expended faclhhes assigned, pupil teacher ratios established and servtces provided to insure equally advantageous educational opporlWJilles throughout the district Huater urged the ._. mlllee membeu aebool admlnlslralon achool board Rludenlllo altead 1bunday'o meeting The committee s study will be presented after which a vote WJII be taken for one high school vs two htgh schoola U the majority believe one high school 1s best, 1be Com mlttee wtll decide how to proceed to provide Input to get the majority of the board members to change thetr mmds If the vote favOI'I two htgh schoola the membership wtll dectde how to proceed to assure passage of the bond tssue m lhe special election March 30 Hunter em pllaslzed 3 658 7 56-<~ N ew Y ork 19 23 457 Central D v s on W L Pet By I Future action supporting school levy to he studied GB 686 M1dwest 0 v son W L Pet GB M !wau k ee 17 2 1 4.J7 Detro t 15 71 4 7 K an sas c tv tJ 26 33 3 1 Ch cago I 76 297 5 Pac f C DI VISIOn W L Pet G8 G o den S ale 28 9 757 Sea t e 2 9 575 8 l os Ange es 27 7 1 512 q PhQen ,.; 6 20 -1 -14 Por an d 75 359 5 Mondays Resu fs ( No games sc hed u ed J Tu esday s Games Por an d vs Bos on a Har tor~ Los Ang el es a Ch cage Sea c a M !waukee Buff a o a Gold en S ate Six schools assigned for voc-ed training CO! UMBUS lUPI) - The state Board of Educalton durong ots regu lar meetmg Monday approved asstgn ment of stx school dtstrtcts to ]oon t vocattonal schoo ls charters for two rehgtously schools and on en ted authortzed expansoon of teacher educatton at stx col leges an d umversotoes Dayton Ch ro st oan North School and Cleveland s Ramah Jumor Academy were gran ted elementary school charters Both were eva luat ed by the depart ment s dtvtston of elementary and secondary educatton and found to comply woth mommum standards for ele mentary schools Expanston of teac her educatton at stx colleges and umverstlles to mclude ad dtttonal areas for cer ttfocatton was approved Schools were Ashland Co llege super VIsor and readmg supe•vtsor Baldwm Wallace College 1 Weste rn Confere nce Metzenbaum in race By ROBERT PENICK ClEVELAND f UPI) Former U S Senator Howard MetzenbaliiJl claunmg we are paymg the prtce of domg nothong about the m ternattonal gas monolopoes announced today he would seek the Democraltc nomma tto n for the US Senate seal now held by Robert Taft Jr Metzenbaurn who was appomted by former Gov John J Gtlbgan to foil the seat vacated by Wtlltam B Saxbe m December 1973 but lost the promary electoon m 1974 to Sen Jolm Glenn D.{)hio satd he wants to return to Washongton so I ca n ftght for the thmgs that are tm portant to all of us Metz enbaum opened ht s camp:u gn With a news con fcn:;.nce here a nnouncmg h1s ca ndtdacy and was scheduled to repeat the performance later today at Columbus Cmcmnall and Toledo Metzenbaum told the news conference he expects as much support from labor as m hts prevwus campa1gns when he was twtce elected to lh e Ohto Hous e of Representatives and the State Senate and m 1970 when he defeated Glenn on the prtmary only to lose to Taft on the general election I am very sal tsfted there woll not be anythmg lacking on the way of labor support satd Metzenbaum I don t beheve anybody can dehver the votes of any parttcular group but that kmd of support can help me on a host of ways Metzenbaum satd hts promary campatgn would probably cost between $300 000 and $41111 000 I don t clatm to have pat answers to the complex problems of the energy crosts tnflalton unemploymen t and the numerous other problems L Pet 24 Phil ade IJ h a Buffa o 1 MASON W Va - Above ts the 1901 gradualmg class at Mason s Htgh School Mason, all apparently deceased but one Back row 1-r are Mary Hart Altce Campbell Mdbe Coleman Gertrude Adams Blanche Sayre Belle and Blanche Brannon, front left to rtght, Guy Ohver Nanrue Stewart Professor Filson Mamte BurnS and Cltfford Myers Nannie Stewart stsler of Mrs Lester Foreman survtves Cltfford Myers Mason front row right, was a former W Va State Dept Archtvtst and Histortan for 16 years Quotmg from the Stars and Slrtpes of Aprtl29 1922 Durmg World War he laid among dead but hved to serve buddies C R Myers was wounded at Hamel, ts now Stale Htstorlan He headed the DAV Post lost a leg but not hts energetic enthustasm for helpmg comrades He graduated Irom W Va Umversoty m 1907wtth the BA degree and tn 1909wtlh Master of Arts Degree W Bos ton College r<tlhed from a 39 :!6 halftlflll' de!tctt to edge vtstl mg Ohto Donunlcan 112'79 lh a Mod Ot11o Cont'erence basketball ga me at I vne Center Monday no ght The 11ctory left Coach Art I anll am s qum tet m un disputed ftrst place m the conference standmgs woth a 2-0 mark Rto evened ots season record at 7 7 Coach Ron I ucas Pan thers mmus stx players due to academtc problems and lnJUrtes dropped to 2 8 Hw ( nmdP 75 16 2 52 Calgary 73 15 2 •8 ]6 Edmon on 7 27 ? Toran o 2 3 3 Monda y s R csu ts ( No ga nes sc h edul ed Tucsd;ey ~ Gan {' /1. 1 S ar G i'ime a C ev e and Monday s Oh o College Basketball Scorr s Un ted Press Intern atonal R o G r ande 82 Oh o Dom n can 79 Mor ehead ( K v 9 w gh S a c 71 M c h gan H Oh o $ a c B Tenn es se e s a c 91 Ccnlra l s al e 6 ~ CARRINGTON SCORES - Rto s Rtck Carrmgton 6 5 fr eshman forward from Portsmouth s!tps onsode for a layup aga onst Ohto Domo mcan durmg Mondays MOY contest at I yne Center Panther defender os Sea n 0 Dnscoll 31 1 Carnngton tal !ted sox pomt.s for the voc toroous Redm en Marquette jumps to second in ratings Unbeaten IV ash mglvJ a double Wtnner ln Pac1ftc-8 P lay lo ratse lls record t o 13-0 also took advantage of the major upsets to Jump from V!cl01 1es ttga m was an unamn1ou s No 1 cho1ce Tuesday on the co ll ege f 1fth to t hird nu~ Hoos1ers " on over Northwestern 78 61 and 13thranked Mtchtgan B0-74 last week to brmg thetr reco rd to 12-0 thts season Woth the losses by Maryland and UCLA theor c losest compet otors Indtan a ex tended ots lead to 120 pomts alter pulhng all 42 ftrst-place votes for a perfec t 420 pomts Marquette whtch defeated Oklahoma Coty 71-60 took advantage of the Saturday upsets of the Terps and Brums to chmb two places to second BLUE GRA$5 SAW BLADES FOR HOME •WORKSHOPS •BUILDERS eETC Wtll F1t Most Saws, Electnc Hand Saws and Radtal Arm Saws From The Terps were unbeaten at 11-tlafteran8272wmover George Washington early last week but g1ant killer Wake Forest which dealt North Carolina and North Carolina State thetr f1rst losses the pre vtous week brought Maryland to 1ts kn ees Saturday 96-93 The Terps ftrst loss dropped them to fourth atl11 and the Demon follow nght behmd m fifth also 111 despite Deacons suffertng their first loSS' 63- J 4 5 6 7 12 lJ 882 2S2S wash ng on t 3 o Mary and ( 11 1 1 "6 17 w Va 246 229 Woke Forest Ill I 183 1 6 0 1 169 ~<evoda Los Vegas North Carol na ( 10 11 149 • UCLA 111 2 0.6 11 SAYRE HARDWARE Th s WeeiC s Ohto Colleg e Ba sket ball Schedure Un ted Press lnternattonal Tuesday Oh o Nor hern a Ba dw n wa t ace Kenyon al H e delberg M Un on a t Oberlin Cap at a Musk ngum A shlan d at 0 lerbe n Mt Ve rnon Nazarene at Ced arv le Dcfan ce a Anderson Th e a ~~=~esday Ken Sl a Bow ng Green M am IOh oJ a DaytQn Marshall at Oh o Un v c n a Tempe Wa lsh a woos er Den son at Mare Ia Oh o wes leyan a w ll en b erg Akron a Wr g h s Buck s Iose at M•ICh'Igall 58 to V1rg1ma Nevada Las Vegas a lrtple ANN ARBOR (UP!) _ wmner to go to 16-0 rematned Rockey Green scored 17of hts soxth and North Carolina 25 points tn the ftrst half and whoch also won three hmes Sieve Grote golalll6 of his m and IS nov. 10.1 stepped up the second Monday mght to one place to seventh help Mtch1gan ease past Ohto UCLA whtch dectstvely State 84-81 111 a Btg Ten lost tls openmg game to In basketball game The Wolvermes held a 77-64 dtana suffered another thrashtng Saturday 75-58 to lead wtth 5 11 to play and Oregon State after barely almost frtltered tl away gettmg by Oregon 62 61 They did not cmch tl until earher m the week The John Robmson converted a Bruons record fell to 11 2 and mossed free throw with 52 thetr ranking from thord to seconds to play to gtve etghth Mtchtgan an 84-78 lead The loss was Ohto State s Alabama winnmg two games m the SEC to go to 10- 8th in a row wtthln the con I stayed tn nlnth and Ten ference spannmg two nessee clunbed two places to seasons and left the round out the top 10 With a 90- Buckeyes ~ overall and 0-4 88 overtune vtctory over then m the Btg Ten Mtchtgan 19th ranked Kentu cky unproved to IQ..3and ts 4-1 m brmgtng tis record to 9-1 the conference NEW YORK tUP 1 The Cratg Taylor the U n ted Press nterna 10nal Board ot coaches op 20 co ll ege Buckeyes 6 fool 10 semor baskelbal eams w th f r st center scored 31 pomts 10 a place vo es and record s n sloppily played game Mike paren heses ! s xlh Weeki Daugherty scored 16 and 'Team Points 1 lnd ana 421 ( 2 o 420 freshman forward Fred 2 Morque e 9 I I 300 Poole showed promtse with 14 9 A labama 11 0 I 10 Tennessee (9 1 STAYS SHARP UP TO S TIMES LONGER New Haven This week's college games By J \CK SAUNDERS UP I SportsWriter NE\1 YORK UPI ) - In diana s basketball machone "htch keeps lurnmg out the basketball ratmgs by the llntlL'<I Press lnternatoonal Bo trd of Coac hes 11 1~ '" Pattently he nandled ques ltons that he wtll hear over and over agam unttl ktckoff nellt Sunday m the Orange Bowl We had some good workouts back m Dallas Landry said but we plan to stay busy whtle we re here • We don t mmd bemg the underdog The Wlderdog role has treated us pretty well so far Landry satd he had not talked personally wtth the young players "ho are makmg thetr ftrst trop to the Super Bowl I have left that up to the veterans Landry satd The veterans have told some of the others what to expect Whtle l andry was en tertatmng the media the players flied qutckly off the plane and onto wattmg buses And the Cowboys coach wtth hts wtfe Ahcta watted 139 71 Rulgers 111 01 7d 1111 11 57 S John siN Y M ch gan (q 31 27 Nor h care na 5 ate ( 10 11 74 Missouri ! 11 21 1186 Noire Dame 16 3) rrop1 DePaul 1921 A T e> Ar zona sfaoe 18 1 H Wes Texas Sla e ( 10 1 7 o cQon s a e 19 • ' pomts Green made etght baskets m the c"arne all of them m the first half ~nd all but one of 1 M h them a ayup lc 1gan started slowly Bnd the game w•s - tted 3737 at the half Grote then took over and by \drtvonuh made seven of hts rtght baskets from inSide five fee L Waynlan Brtll backed thr pan with 18 potqts e 51 at Wayne s 'F nd ay at Tayl or Earlham at Bl u rt on case wes ern R eserve a t Wash ng on & Je ffer son Joh n Ca rr o ll a r.. r eghen y Urban a a Oh o Oom n can T ff n at Dyke Wllm ngro n a Hanover Thursday /l.d r an a Dcf ance ~ o Grande at Mt Vernon Nazarene s eub env re at Dav s & C Wlttlthe last reporter had left before he too headed for a bus Other than reporters there were few on hand to greet the Cowboys at the Fort Lauder dale a trport 30 mtles north of Mtamt A small group of ctty offtctals came by along wtlh a htgh school band That was m contrast to the 1 000 persons who came out m the mtddle of a workday back m Dallas to send the Cowboys off Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporls Editor MIAMI 1UPI' - The Russtans labor under a smallilluston which backfores now and then They thmk all North Amertcans are chumps who can be handled properly wtth the right kind of psychology Down through the years the Sovoels have seen thts system work for them but the other day m Philadelphia tt dtdn t and they sttll got off cheap All they lost was a hockey game to the "orld champoon Phtladelphta Flyers whtch all things bemg equal they figured to lose anyway Before the game even started the Russtans knew the Flyers were gomg to make them work They had gotten a com prehenstve scoutmg report on the Broad Street Bullies of Phtladelphta and reahzed they couldn t be mturudated But the Sovtets sltll had that good old ace m the hole of thetrs esychology Why not 1 So whattf the Flyers were the Stanley Cup champoons 1 The Russtans weren t at all unpressed with thts fellow Stanley Cup What dtd he ever do m the Olymptcs' So httle more than half way through last Sunday afternoon s contest m Phtladeiphoa Sovtel Coach Konstantm Loktev sud denly pulled hts team off the tee preswnably because one of Russta s key players Valert Kharlamov was checked too hard by Flyer defenseman Eddte Van lmpe That was supposed to be the reason buttl wasn t The whole thmg was a btg act the same kmd of act the Russtans generally try m mternattonal dtplomacy or tn ter'iiattonal sports to get the upper band Thts ltme they dtdn t Clarence Campbell the Nattonal Hockey League president and a man wtth a good sharp mmd dtd an excellent job of explammg to the Sovtets what tl would mean to them not the Flyers tf they did not contmue playmg Ed Smder the Flyers board chatrman was the one who supphed the clmcher though He doesn t speak Russtan but he spoke somethmg they Wlderstood perfectly Money The RusSians are supposed to be pure amateurs but they have a spectal understanding maybe you d calltt a professiOnal one about money You understand tf your players do not reswne the game we re gomg to have to refund the money to all the people here satd Ed Smder to a man domg all the mterpretmg There was no response from the Russtans And tf that happens Smder went on I guess that means you fellows won t get the $25 000 for this game That dtd ot Moments later the Russtans were back on the tee playmg the Flyers agam They saw the Phtladelphtans couldn t be out psyched and whether tl was poettc JUSltce or not the Flyers won the game 4 I The Russoans tn a way can t be blamed for trymg to one-up North Amero cans all the ttme because they get away wtth tl so often Walkmg out they ve found ts qutte effecttve Vols, Tide are upset College Basketball IWundup By United Press In ternalional Alhga tor Alley IS the dismal dreary hllle gym nastlUll that ts home to the Flortda Gators and m tl dismal dreary thtngs happen to viSitors Nmth ranked Alabama found out all about tt Monday mght when the Crunson Ttde was dumped by the Wlhera lded Gators 71 70 m Alhgator Alley Forward Gene Shy scored on a tap-m w1th one second left to hand Alabama tls first Southeastern Conference season The loss wtth Van Elk ns Frtday derbilt s 77~ upset of lOth No 9a m es schedu l ed ranked Tellllessee created a Saturday four-team logJam at the top of Purdue at Oh o s Bowl ng Gree n at Eas err the SEC standtngs M ch Alhga tor Alley ts the bane M am (Qh o) a Ken t S Dh o un v at Ba 1 St of Flortda coach John Lotz Central M ch at Toled o existence durmg the Notre Dam e at )( aver w scons n M l waukee at c n recruttlng season as the Roll ns a Dayton Gamesvtlle campus Is the (),~rgg,·~ 'aou~.~..~~n s only one m the SEC wtthout a Wayne St at Ash and modern basketball facthty Ky 5 1 a1 Ce ntral 51 c e Sl at Cre gh on But durmg the season Oberlin at Baldw n Wa ll ace Lotz usually has his revenge He d e berg at Oh o Wes le yan Oh o Northern a Ke n yo n The Gators were leadmg 64Woos er at MI u n on 50 wt~h 6 39 left when Cap tal at Den son w ll enbero at Mar ella \Alabama unleashed a MuSk ng um at 01 erbe n tremendous rally to take a 70. Wash at lnd ana St { Pa J car neg e Met on a1 69 lead with II seconds left There wasn t a lot of hope 8 uffton a Manc~e~~~~nv l ie r ndlay at Earlham left with five seconds to go Cedarv 1e a Oh o Dom n can but we stuck tt out satd Def ance al Dyke Bethany at H ram Flortda coach John Lotz We wash ng on & Jefferson played with about as much at John Carroll r 11 n at Malone heart as we could have Anderson at w tm ng or Flonda then mtssed tts Urbana a W ilberforce M vernon Na zarene al R o shot but Shy won the root for Grande the rebound to tap tn the wmmng basket Mondays College Basket~;an Vanderbilt which gamed a Results By Un ited Press International share of the SEC lead wtth M dwe5t II nots 71 W scons n 61 Alabama, Tennessee and Au rnd ana 69 M ch gan St 57 burn employed a deliberate M ch gan 84 Oh o Sl 81 offense to knock off the M ssour 106 MacMurray 34 Purdue 91 Northwestern 8 VIStllng Vols St Lou s 93 Iowa S! 64 Playing Nrtely ******************* TUESDAY 1HRU SATURDAY "Zerpha Blue" S Pc Group from Parkersburg TUES THURS FRI & SAT 8 30-1 00 930200 THE MEIGS INN 992 3629 Today's PomProy Best In Ltve Entertainment We dtd a much better JOb of rebounding sa od Vandy coach Roy Skinner We htt one stretch m the second half when we mtssed three stratght shots but we stayed pattenland dtdn t leltt bother us Eddte Johnson scored 28 pomts to lead Auburn over Mtsstsstppt State 75-70 Top..-anked Indiana ran tts record to 13-0 wtth a 69-67 vtclory over Mtchtgan state No 12 St John s went mto overltrlle before beatmg Ha wan 74 71 Glen Wtlhams scored 23 to lead the Redmen to thetr 12th vtclory m 13 games Mtchtgan ranked 13th got 25 pomts from Rtckey Green to edge Ohto State 84-81 No 14 Notre Dame eastly defeated Ptttsburgh 77~ wtlh Adrtan Danlley scormg 34 pomts No IS Mtssoun had not JUSI a Iaugher but a JOke m demohshmg MacMurray Col leg e 106 34 Th e 72 pomt VICtory margm set a school record No I7 Artzona State was antbushed by North Texas State and dropped an 89-86 dectston In other major games Jacksonvtlle edged Rltode Is land 55-52 Kentuck\ beat Vtrgmta Georgta 92 76 routed West Vtrgtma 114-aO, Dhnms defeated Wtsconsin 71 61 Purdue beat Northwestern 91-81 SIU edged New Mex1co Stale m over tune 70-68 St Louts romped over wmless Iowa State 9364 Baylor beat Texas 82-77 Houston edged Arkansas 7271 and SMU blasted TCU 10884 ThiS Week • 5pecl•' ...USED CARS 75 MAVERICK 4 DOOR SEDAN Brown w1th tan nt V roof decor groop P B P S 6 cy l auto m les good tires low 3195 5 Karr & Van Zandt Yoo II L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing Business GMAC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings tll6 DO TtlS p m Sat 992 5342 CAN YOU SEE YOUR FUTURE IN ACRYSTAL BALL? If you can't then you should be prepared for the unexpected Can your current Insurance program compensate for any loss you mtght have• Let Meogs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency counc1l you concerntng your needs "When you see us, don't th1nk of Insurance but when you thtnk of Insurance see us, .. \ Downing-Childs Agency ~ MIDDLEPORT ~PHONE 992-2342 ll �2- The Oaoly S..ntuwl MtdcUepo rt P •n<rol t1 1\tt sd 11 ltn 11 11 h 3- I he Datly Senttnel Middleport Pomerol 0 Tm sd 11 I 111 II 19i~ Emissions rules charged useless Reagan \vorks in Illinois Rio undisputed MOC leader Ry IRA R AI LEN COlUMBUS tUPJ J - The last through Wednesday a uthont1es Umted Press International chtef of environmental Although the US EPA Burr told the lour federa l Ronald Reagan after assessment for the OhiO used the best sulphur dwxode hearmg officers tha t Ohoo defendong hts budget cut Envoronmental Protection aor qualtt y data hase agrers that mne cuunlles proposal m New Hampshore Agency told a federal EPA avatlable durmg the penod of sh ould have m or e stnct and rna k mg La tin Amencan hearmg today that proposed strategy development Ohio sulphur diOXIde emtsswn foretgn pohcy observations on federal rules on sulphur EPA has conrluded that there standards bul lhat a status Flortda has moved hts dio){lde em1ss1on standards are deftctencoes tn thts data quo standard shoold apply campaogn to Ilhnots to talk were reg ilia tory overkill base sa td Burr to the rest of the state about agnculture for most Ohoo counties The state has been trymg to The mne counttes where the But at an appearance tn Dr John Burr was the lead come up wtth an emiSSion burnmg of hogh sulphur coal Bloommgton nt Monday he off wolness for the state today standard acceptable to the has produced atr pollutwn sltl! was defending the plan at the fourth and most ex courts and the federal EPA problems are Columbtana he enu nctated tn Chtcago four tenstve pubbc hearmg on the stnce 1973 when the !trst Ohio Coshocton Cuyahoga Jef months ago to return $90 proposed standards plan "as reJected by a ferson Lake Loram lucas btl!ton worth of federal DON W SWISHER Ear her heanngs were held federal appeals court Mahomng and Scoolo programs to the states m Cmcmnah Cleveland and A second plan was JUdged Burr told today s hearmg I made a mostake on my steubenville unenforceable m 1974 b} the that on I) 6 mtlhon tons of caal speech m Chtcago ' he satd Tesltmony IS expected to state envHonmenta l currently burned m Ohio out It has been onterpreted as of the total of 56 mtlhon tons whackmg off $90 bo lhon and meet the proposed federal shuttmg down the federal standards and that con goverrunenl It soot that way \ erswn to other energy at all sources or to more expens1ve You don t pull the rug out low sulphur coal would be a all at once but you serve severe economtc habthty for noltce JUst hke wtth ktds ohto uttltttes and mduslnes growmg up Burr satd that the U S EPA POINT PIE ASANT Reagan was sh oftmg hts came up wtth ots proposed legtUmacy and peace not Prom hun 1f fnur employees campatgn from llltnols to By BRUCE W MUNN UNITED NATIONS N Y to setze what does not belong standards usmg a computer 1f the Peoples Bank of Puont Wtsconsm today before model whtch was based he Pleasanl \\ BS clnnouncrd headmg back to Floroda later IUPI) - The Palestine to us he satd satd on mcomplete data o s boycollmg the Israel M nda) by Prestdent Votus on the week Liberatoon Orgaruzation JOins Burr also satd tha t varoous Harlley Jr today s U N Secunty Cou nctl debate because of the Prestdent Ford whose Ot n W S\\tsher 'I" a s ap debate on the Mtddle East presence of the PI IJ which tl state laws requtre state EPA a tdes are ~ leeful that to consoder pumted \ 1ce president woth all prtvtleges except the satd mtends to deslro) the offtcoals Reagan s ftrst two weeks of roght to vote desptle Jewtsh state lsraeh Am eco nomtc te chmcal and Je~n n c M Barney assistan t camp:ugmng have been spent strenuous US obJedtons to bassador Chatm Herzog satd weather constderattons not v1cc president and cash1e1 defe ndmg the budget N rthup ad gtvmg the guernlla outstde the UN that Israel mcluded m the federal EPA Jud1 proposal 1s about to name would not negotoate tis own plan orgamzahon m m s lrali vc assistant Rogers C B Morton as hts A problem of stale en per a r on s and I wda J ltatson wtlh I , campatgn The Uruted States was the swctde forcement could be a reahty Barney adnlln l s lr atn e Four hours before Mon only Counctl member to vote comm tlte e and the Monday mght agatnsl seatmg day s sesston three ptpe unless the program ts a o;; sJs tant n arketmg Republican Natoonal Com Hat tley sa td Each the PLO for tis !trst achve bombs were found and revtsed sa td Burr nuttee Burr s proposed a four part thes £' f1 ur t as wurke d parttctpallon tn a Councol removed from under a ramp Morton former head of the plan to substtlute for the {levoled~ u pr ovide he ln~st debate The vote was II I adJacent to the U N hbrary natwnal com m1ttee and p ss tble ser voce to II e wtth Brttam France and whtch adJoms the matn federal regulattons - lmposttton of control cus t n crs f the Peoples secreta ry of commerce and butldmg A fourth bomb was Italy abstatmng of mtenor was expected to PLO foretgn pohcy adVIser later found near the Iraqt standards lor the none Bank •nd I as plav• d be named shortly possobly cou nlles where the stale has significant I 1 lc nIts consl1 Farouk Kaddoumt took the IDISSIOO today A man "ho satd he conclud ed atr pollu lton mel sigmfl canl gr 0 \\ II floor munedtately after the The President announced vote and told the Counctlthe represented a wmg of the problems extsl S\HSI er 2b a n 111v-e pla ns Monda} to campatgn m - A status quo PLO wanted peace for us Jewtsh Defense I eague P mer } I <-~ S be..:n m en New Hampshtre the weekend and for the Jews m ca lied ne" s o"rgamzatlons to meamng no controls on pi ~ ee f II e P1 oples Bank on of Feb 7-8 Mrs Ford satd claun responstbthty for the ex ost ong sulphur dtoxtde a full 1me ba s1s s nee June f she would campatg n wtth her Palest me bomb and warned that emtsslon be authorozed for 1971 "hen I e graduated It m husband thts year although fourth We struggle for severa I more were placed 23 counttes Mar s ha ll Umversilj wllh a she was not sure she would be - In 10 counttes where the dcgr ee around the ctty to protest the In busines s speakmg out on tssues PLO state has msufftctent data m n 1gement He was firs Reagan told farm ers The Oat~ Sentinel U S Ambassador Dame! that no greater controls be m emplo)ed at II e bank durtng Monday government should DEVOTED TO THE Palrtck Moymhan satd that sttluted the sum 1c r afle1 complelwn stay out of thetr loretgn sales INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA - And m the remaomng 46 f h1s Jun wr year ( f college whole the Umted States Government poltcy should CHESTER L TANNEHILL recogmzed the legottmate Ohto counttes no further He \HI S later pronu ted tu be Exec Ed to encourage full rtghts of the Paleslmtan emtsston sta ndards be 1m <-~ssistcm caslner and han productoon wtthout undu e ROBERT HOEFLICH CtyEdtor people a dectston to mv1te posed unto! momtonng dfocer and on July f 1974 was Interference tn the free Pub! shed da l y excep t Sa urday by The O h o the PLO as tf tl were a stations comptle sta llsttcs to m Hh~ ass istan t Vl(e market process he sa td at Valley Publ sh ng Com polenlton for p1 es1de nt member sta te wou ld open mdtcate a panv 111 cou r s Bloommgton Ill tn the heart Pomeroy Oh o 45769 verttable Pandora s box of amboent atr quahty stan S" IS her IS a 19b7 g raduate of corn country Business Ort ce Phone 992 dards vtola lions future dtfftculttes 2156 Ed oral Phone 992 I P< mero} H1 gh Sell ol Senate Democrattc leader 2157 Federal EPA offtctals say "here he '"as em utstand ng Mtke Mansfteld bemoaned We do not have members Second class po stage pa d a Pom eroy Oh o which are not sta tes and the Ohto s sulphur dtoxtde stand athlete and earned the lackluster pohtockmg He Nat ona adverts ng ards wtll be made pubhc chshn c tl n f be1ng nan ed PI 0 ts not a state - ot does representat ve Ward said no one runnmg for Gr ff fh Company I nc not cla1m to be a state about March 1 after the the S utheasler n Ohto prestdent has come up wtlh a Bo tin ell & Gallagher 0 v 757 Thtrd Ave New York SoVIet Ambassador Yakov vollUlles of tesumony and Athletoc I eague s mus t program N Y 1001 7 Mahk rephed that the Counctl supportmg documents have 1aluable playeo tn !1 Iball on SutJSc r p on ra es There ts dtfftcully m both Del vered by carr er where already had approved the been analyzed Ius se m1 r }ear Swisher wen t parttes tn that respect he ava lable 75 cenls per mvttatwn last year m a deal week By Motor Route tu Ma rshall Umver sl l ) where satd or the Democraltc can where carr er serv ce not wtlh Syna m exchange for an I e was slarl tng quat terback dictates It seems ltke they ava able One monlh extens10n of the U N peace SJ 25 By ma I m Oh o and f 1 Ihe Tl undertng Herd m are all bunched up at the W va One Year sn oo keepmg force on the Synan COUNCIL TO MEET S x months $1\ so Three I s JUniOr year He wa s a starlmg gate and no one has months $7 00 E sew here Israeli border SYRACUSE Vtllage member f the Sogma Pht he mstde ratl S26 00 year S x months 1£1 s vote and tl wtll show counctl here wtll hold ots ftrsl Epstl m fratermty S13 50 thr ee months $7 so If you look at the polls Subscr piton pr ce ncludes who ts right Malt!< satd meehng of the year Thurs Sunday T mes Sen! nel Tl e son d Mr an d Mrs ISen Hubert ) Humphrey The debate ts expected to day Jan 15 at 7 p m at the Wayne Swisher the new vu."c wtthout ltftmg a ftnger last about two weeks Muntctpal Butldmg presiden t IS ntarned tu the leads the pack He seems to 1 f rmer Ehnn e Oav1s 1 f be gammg strength by domg Mtddleport and they ha ve one nothmg son PI tl!tp age I 1 he) Swisher steps up at bank Critical UN debate opens DR. LAMB reside on Birch A\e In Pomt Pleasant Swisher also Beer belly needs trim 1s secretary to the banks b ard of dtrectors VIce presuJenl of the Poml Pleasant l tons Club member By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - In reference to your column on wetght control I would hke to know what ts best to reduce the stze of my stomach I am 5 feel9 and weogh 180 pounds The e~tra weoght ts on my stomach I ellj&y my beer and because of beer or over eatmg at ltmes my stomach bloats and I have to take a vegetable compound to keep my bowls regular I have a herniated dtsc and I am !untied tn work and acUvttles I do not prefer surgery and was sent to a rehabililalton center for to physical therapy strengthen my back muscles r have attended for seven months and I feel fatrly good most of the tune but when gas In the stomach bmlds up it puts pressure on my back and I am just barely able to get around Any advtce would be ' ~pprectated DEAR READER - You won t like the advtce Stop the beer The way to get rtd of a beer beUy IS to get rod of the beer You really can I be 8Uccelllful in reducmg the walsUine if you have a lot of fat In the abdomen and around the abdomen You jWII can't compress fat tnto somethln" smaller Thai os why exerctses as valuable as they are can do so It tlle for a truly fat abdomen unless you reduce If you are successful m gettmg the excess fat out of and off your torso then exercises that s trengthen your abdommal muscles wtll help shrmk your waosUme Some of these exercises to strengthen your abdomen wtll also gtve your back support You should be able to get help wtth these from the physocal therapy depart ment where you are now recetvmg treatment People who have back problems should not begm exerctse programs wtlhout the approyal of the type of exerctse by thetr phystclan Those who want more m !ormat10n on how to reduce the abdomen can send 50 cents for The Health Letter nwnber 3 7 Gtrth Control Avotdtng the Btg Mtddle Send a long s tamped self a ddr essed envelope f< r matiJng Address )OUI leit er to me In tate r fins paper P 0 Box 1551 Radto I I 1 SIHII r N1" Y tk 110 \ 10019 DEAR DR I AMB - I would hke to know how dangerous •mokmg a ptpe Is to your h,alth RecenUy I c f Poml Pleasanj Mot se I •lge N 731 and a member started smokmg one I know th e hazards of ctgarette smokmg but not that of a pope I do not mhale very much DEAR READER - Studoes m the United States have not linked ptpe smokmg to heart disease or some other oils of tobacco But Sweden s fam~d Krohnska Insltlute m Stock holm studted the problem and found a htgher rale of heart attacks m ptpe smokers thanJ m non-smokers The dtfferences tn ob servahon s m the Untied States and Sweden are probably related to the dtf ftculty m fmdmg a populalton of ptpe smokers to study over a penod of ltme m the Umted Stales Sludtes m the Uno ted States though show that of a cogarelte smoker qutts and changes to cigars he may contmue to Inhale Inhaltng a ctgar and probably a pipe os more dangerous than cogare tte smokmg The usual v1rgm ptpe or ctgar smoker doesn t mhal e and lh1t 1wuvtdes his proteclll n If you smoke ~nylhlng and want to avmd most of the health hazards tnvolved don t Inhale at all of the boat d of dorecturs of th e Mat shall Untversoty Alwnm Assr•~Iatwn Mason Gallta County Ch.opter He ts a grad uate of the West Vorguua &!hoot of Bankmg a nd the Sehoul or Bank Markelong Owen installed as realtor president COLUMBUS - Realtor E J Jtm Owen Colwnbus wa s msta lled as 1976 Presodent of the 38 000 member Ohto Assoctatoon of Realtors durmg the annual Inaugural and busmess meetmgs at the Sheraton Hotel m Columbus Mooday Other State Assoctatton of ftcers elected wtth Owen are Horace J Jack Boesch Dayton Prestdent Elect and Dale W Marks LoutsVIlle Treasurer The meetmgs contmue through Wednesday Realtor Owen owns and operates the Jom Owen Co Inc and the Clmtonvtlle Realty Form whoch have over 86 full tome Realtor Assocoales He bas been m the rea I estate professton 21 years He ts a past president of the Columbus Board of Realtors and ha s served as a Trustee fo1 l r umber of years Healt11 ()l,tn SeiVL'fl the :-i nc fls'ioc 1at10n as Treasurer tn 1974 and as President El" t on 1975 He Is currently set vtng 011 the Steertng Commottee of the Realtors Pohttcal Aclton Commtltee and a member of lhe Oh to Commerctal Restdenltal Exchange Assoctalton Realtor Owen graduated from Columbus North Htgh School and from The Ohio State Umve rstly with a Bachelor of Sctence Degree m 1950 A charter member of the Young Men s Busmess Club of Columbus he belongs to the Ktwams Club and IS a director of Century 21 of Southern Ohio Realtor Owen and hts wtfe Phylbs have two chtldren Jenmfer a student at The Ohoo Umvcrstty and James a student at Ohto Wesleyan llmversot y fhey attend the Presbytertan W rthmgton 0]urch 1 he Ohto Assoctalton of Realtors ts the largest busmess ortented trade assoctatton m the state With over 38 000 111embers representmg mort lh n fout rmiiH n h lllf' mwl prvpc. rty OWnt IS r-----------..., lI Pro :I lStandin~s : Nat onat Ba sketball A ss oc at on Standmg s &y Un1fed Pr ess Infernal onal Easte rn Confe rence Atlanhc D v s on f that plague our country he satd but I know I can proVJde mnovative answers to some of these problems ' I was a good senator I was bstened to and talked to he satd I talked about the ml and gas rt!M)ff two years ago Today we re paymg the prtce of doing nothmg while the big In· lernaltonal otl monopolies sttek tl to us at the gasoline pump and g_as meter supervisor e lementary prtnctpal and sec ondary pron ctpal Case Western Reserve Umverstty learnmg disabthhes and-or behavior disorders Mtamt Umverstty commumcattons Ohto State Umverstty school nurse and Otterbem Co llege earth SCiences Assognment of stx school dtslrtcts to two JOtnl vocaltonal schools was ap proved Included are Amanda Clearcreek Berne Umon, Bloom Carroll Fatrfield Umon and Walnut Townshtp all m Fatrheld County, assogned to TrtCounty Jomt Vocaltonal School District a nd Ltberly Benton tn Hancock Co Wl!) asstgned to Penta Co unty Joint Vocatoonal School Dislroct The board also enlarged the membershtp of the Trl Rtvers Jomt Vocauonal School Dtstncl Board of Educatton to mclude a representattve from the Upper Sandusky Exempted Vtllage Board of Educatton Upper Sandusky )lecame a part of TrtRtvers JVS m November In other Monday actton the board - Allocated work study funds amountmg to $22 462 to 17 school distrtcl8 - Granted approval to Waterloo and Rootstown local school dls lrtcls both In Portage County and Fatrland Local School Distrtct m Lawrence County to seek voter support of bond tssues amountmg to t300 000 $800 OOOand $1 144 000 m that order for constructton of classroom facilities - Dtssolved the Fairfield Joint Vocattonal School IJis. trtct -Called for revocation of the teaching certtflcate of a teacher convicted of a felony Furl her a chon m support of the $13 500 000 bond ossue lor butldtn g purposes on the Gallla County Local School Dostroct wtll be dtscussed 1 hursday mght durmg the January general meettr.g of the Commit tee fur Better Educatoon tn Gallla County Schools The sesston begms at 7 30 p m at Southwestern Htgh School Duane W Hunt~r Addoson publtctl y c hatrman markelong executove for Robbins & Myers Galhpolls satd Monday the recent ac hon ! Dec 'l:l 1 of the Galli a County I ocal School Board appro~mg a lwo hogh school bwlding concept tnstead of 01re large htgh school should concern everyone m teres ted m lhe quahty of educatoon m the county school system Mr Hunter told area news medta In my optmon a two htgh school system wtll nut accomphsh the mts8ion of educat10n because the student populahon wtll sltll be too small to offer the necessC:tr v curnculum to provtde for 11 e best p< sstble development o! IIUt young pe11plc He <dded fhe Cllllldtlll ce f111 ll;>Jter F.du alt< n was I" formed because tl was !ell that too oft en school boards are verwm ked trymg to do lhe best posstble JOb and usually only receive cntlclsm for lhetr efforts Accordmg lo Hunter the commttlee I over 200 members J therefore established \ls purpose and gave every member a card whtch stales To provtde tnput and assl&tance to the board of eduoalton to assure better education for our chtldren lhrough r 1) The bes t educators admtmslratoon and teachers ( 2) Be tter facohttes and (3) Broader curroculwn Hunter conltnued The vote of the school board for a two hogh school system Is provtding the commtltee with tis ftrsl real test of survival A majority committee favored a one high school concept based on the study presented to the school board and printed on Its enlorety on the Sunday Times-Senhnel Dec 28 Some of the commtllee offtcers are Imdmg tl dlfftcult to work for p11ssage of the bond tssue because facts mdtcale that one high school • • 25 22 Wa sh ng ton Cl eve and 2) 2 7 B 55 3 5JB All a n a 18 18 500 Hou ston New Orl eans 18 17 SOD 47'1 8 9 4 8 GB 'l 2 3 A mer can 10 t ( rncr Stewart and by Gtl Prtce overall and I 1 on 1he lea gut \H IY after Ibn s c••l Ptlt"t nnd l'rtee s JUmper frurn 1he Hiu lwd 19 lurnuvt>rs Two OD starters a nd two Oomlmran s Dun Ga:.rdner Hm plan 'tl four 11 en m ftr s t lon e repl ace me nts bro ke thP scorm~ ace mrnt r woth 3 lO left put Ro o n top to stay 72 71 hm double !t~ures Noe and Ppce 1-. came mehglble whPn ftr st followm~ a nunute and a hall Sit wart tanned two r harlty each had 22 pomls Stewart sen ester grades were ppsted of scoreless action m mod December Alter a 16-16 l<e seven losses wtth 3 15 remmrung to followed wtlh 14 whole Paul Then 6 7 JUntor Ken mmutes mto the !trsl half the up Roo s lead to 74 71 Prtce Albanese talhed 12 Rtch 11 d Boone led the Tumbhson suffered a hatrhne Panthers surprtsed Roo wtlh ~ut a lop n wolh 2 56 left and canned two chanty tosses l'alrthet s attack "tth 18 fo ot fra cture after 6 5 love quolk pomts for a 21 16 w1th 2 36 remammg to up points Don Gardner added sophomore Rtck Boone sat advantage at the tO 55 mark 14 Sean 0 Drtscoll 13 Mark out the first four games woth Roo was up by one 26-25 on Roo s lead lu 78-71 The Panthers out the I urn 12 and Bob fermer 10 a broken ankle Ktm Rauch Rtck Camngton s layup wtth The Redmen woll play at suffered a sloved fmger last 7 59 left m the half Bob margm to fove 80-75 then Thursday mght Boone and Termer s three-pomt play put hmmy Noe s drtvmg layup Mt Vernon Nazarene Thurs Rauch were able to play last the Panthers m front 32-30 at wtth 32 seconds left assured day and Saturday Rto wtll lhe 4 30 mark Domtmcan Roo of the vtctory host Mt Vernon Nazarene m mght Dommocan htl 33 of 66 held a pa or of non~eague outmgs It was mp-and-tuck all the upped tis lead to stx pomts 38-32 before the Redmen cut goal attempts for a stzzhng 50 Ohto Domtmcan wtll play at that deftcot to three at half percent The Panthers also Urbana Wednesday had a good mght at the foul Box score ltme 39-:!6 OHIO DOMINICAN (]'i'J Gtl Prtce htt two qutck hne wtlh 13 of 16 for 81 per Boone 8 'J 8 T erm er 4 2 10 goals to open second half cent The Panthers ptcked off Gardn er S 1 I Br own o o play Rto gradually pulled 14 reboWJds led by Kim U Ehrb a r 0 0 0 Lum 6 0 12 sc o 5 3 J Ra uch -1 1 away to a 12-pomt spread 58- Rauch s 10 OD commtlled 15 90 Or Ma sse y I 3 TOTALS 33 1J 79 56 wtth 8 41 remaomng m the turnovers RIO GRANDE (82) Rto htt 32 of 70 held goal game Al ban ese S 2 2 Barb ee o o The Panthers however attempts for 45 percent The 0 Ca l dwcr 3 06 Car ng ton 3 0 6 Noe 7 8 2 2 came roarmg back to go on Redmen won tl at the foul Pr ice 9 4 22 Royse 0 0 0 top 71 70 wtlh 3 59 rema1mng hne canmng 18 of 21 chanty S ewar 5 4 4 Sw a n 0 o o 32 18 82 as Dayton s 6-ll Juntor center tosses for a stzzhng 85 per TOTALS Halftime score 00 39 R o ]6 cent Roo had 44 rebounds 17 Mark Lum got hot from the by Junmy Noe 12 h1 Jtm Ba sk etba I Assoc a Landry leads Cowboys into Bowl X country t on Stand ngs un ted Pres s lnternahona W L Pet GB Denv er 28 9 757 New Yo r k 2 1 686 3 San An on o 2 15 583 6 2 Kent uc k y 19 18 5 11 9 nd an a 20 q 5 13 9 S Lou s 19 71 J75 0 7 V rgna 5 30 3 22 Monday s RC!.Uit DenOJ er 39 San /l.n on o 122 Tuesday s Game N ew Yo k a Denve r Nat onre Hockey L ca gu r Stand i ng !. By Un ted Pr ess Inter atonal Can pbdl Cont e rene e Parr ck 0 11 s o W l 1 Pt!. Pt-1 ladelph a '17 6 8 A tan a 73 16 S 51 N Y Isla dcr s ? 12 r 9 N Y Ranger s 7 20 J J8 Sm yth e 0 11 s on W L T Prs Ch cago 6 1 J6 Vancouve S 11 8 38 5 Lou s 'l 5 33 M nneso i'l 3 7~ 7 28 Ko;.ns<~s c y 27 76 Wa le!. Con ferenc e Norr s. D v s on W L T Pt !. Man r ea r JO 6 6 66 Los Ang e es 'J2 '1 2 6 P sbu gh 5 2 5 J'i Dero 37 J JO Wash ng fon 3 3~ ~ 1 Adilm !. D v son W l T Pts ... Boson 73 9 '1 .<,5 , Bull a o "J 1 'i '>J Toren o a 6 8 Ca l torn a 15 'l 3 33 Mond ay s R es ult!. No games sched ul ed Tue s dr~v s Gam('s De ro 1 a N Y s .J nder s Los 1\nq ele!. a t an a M on ~ ca a Wash r g on P sburgh a 13os on Au a o a 5 LO U s By MIKE RABUN UPI Sports Writer MIAMI IUPI) - Tom Landry walked mlo the sea of confuston that accompames the Super Bowl Monday and became an mstant htl - at least wtth reporters The Dallas Cowboys coach was the ftrst member of the team s offtctal party to step off the red white and blue btcenttenmal jet charter Monday and was besteged by a crowd of 20 reporters broadcasters and photographers Landry makmg hts thtrd trop to a Super Bowl seemed to love tl I I hke the weather Landry satd And we re glad to be here He then answered one questton after another con cermng Dallas surprtsmg rtse as a challenger to the defendmg world champton Pittsburgh Steelers ,, I • World ock e y H A s soc at on St;end ng5 By Un ted Pre ss lntcrnilt onat Ea st n Ne w Eng an d C n c nna Cl eve and lnd ana po l s I ' I I u on M nn cso a Sa n D e go Ph oen x 0 awa H QUS W L T PI> 70 18 ) n B ~7 I 37 6 22 2 3 6 ?3 ? 3 We st W L T 76 ) 0 19 15 A 19 8 lA 2; 3 I 3 W nn peg Que bec I Pis 57 'I 10 39 I 29 W L T 19 16 0 Pis 58 Can~ dliln I provtdes the best opporlwrlly for our young people Hwrter ondlcated Monday he believes that tl will be dtfftcult and even tf the levy passes too expensive for the board of education to comply wtlh the State Law because the two school concept must have funds budgeted and expended faclhhes assigned, pupil teacher ratios established and servtces provided to insure equally advantageous educational opporlWJilles throughout the district Huater urged the ._. mlllee membeu aebool admlnlslralon achool board Rludenlllo altead 1bunday'o meeting The committee s study will be presented after which a vote WJII be taken for one high school vs two htgh schoola U the majority believe one high school 1s best, 1be Com mlttee wtll decide how to proceed to provide Input to get the majority of the board members to change thetr mmds If the vote favOI'I two htgh schoola the membership wtll dectde how to proceed to assure passage of the bond tssue m lhe special election March 30 Hunter em pllaslzed 3 658 7 56-<~ N ew Y ork 19 23 457 Central D v s on W L Pet By I Future action supporting school levy to he studied GB 686 M1dwest 0 v son W L Pet GB M !wau k ee 17 2 1 4.J7 Detro t 15 71 4 7 K an sas c tv tJ 26 33 3 1 Ch cago I 76 297 5 Pac f C DI VISIOn W L Pet G8 G o den S ale 28 9 757 Sea t e 2 9 575 8 l os Ange es 27 7 1 512 q PhQen ,.; 6 20 -1 -14 Por an d 75 359 5 Mondays Resu fs ( No games sc hed u ed J Tu esday s Games Por an d vs Bos on a Har tor~ Los Ang el es a Ch cage Sea c a M !waukee Buff a o a Gold en S ate Six schools assigned for voc-ed training CO! UMBUS lUPI) - The state Board of Educalton durong ots regu lar meetmg Monday approved asstgn ment of stx school dtstrtcts to ]oon t vocattonal schoo ls charters for two rehgtously schools and on en ted authortzed expansoon of teacher educatton at stx col leges an d umversotoes Dayton Ch ro st oan North School and Cleveland s Ramah Jumor Academy were gran ted elementary school charters Both were eva luat ed by the depart ment s dtvtston of elementary and secondary educatton and found to comply woth mommum standards for ele mentary schools Expanston of teac her educatton at stx colleges and umverstlles to mclude ad dtttonal areas for cer ttfocatton was approved Schools were Ashland Co llege super VIsor and readmg supe•vtsor Baldwm Wallace College 1 Weste rn Confere nce Metzenbaum in race By ROBERT PENICK ClEVELAND f UPI) Former U S Senator Howard MetzenbaliiJl claunmg we are paymg the prtce of domg nothong about the m ternattonal gas monolopoes announced today he would seek the Democraltc nomma tto n for the US Senate seal now held by Robert Taft Jr Metzenbaurn who was appomted by former Gov John J Gtlbgan to foil the seat vacated by Wtlltam B Saxbe m December 1973 but lost the promary electoon m 1974 to Sen Jolm Glenn D.{)hio satd he wants to return to Washongton so I ca n ftght for the thmgs that are tm portant to all of us Metz enbaum opened ht s camp:u gn With a news con fcn:;.nce here a nnouncmg h1s ca ndtdacy and was scheduled to repeat the performance later today at Columbus Cmcmnall and Toledo Metzenbaum told the news conference he expects as much support from labor as m hts prevwus campa1gns when he was twtce elected to lh e Ohto Hous e of Representatives and the State Senate and m 1970 when he defeated Glenn on the prtmary only to lose to Taft on the general election I am very sal tsfted there woll not be anythmg lacking on the way of labor support satd Metzenbaum I don t beheve anybody can dehver the votes of any parttcular group but that kmd of support can help me on a host of ways Metzenbaum satd hts promary campatgn would probably cost between $300 000 and $41111 000 I don t clatm to have pat answers to the complex problems of the energy crosts tnflalton unemploymen t and the numerous other problems L Pet 24 Phil ade IJ h a Buffa o 1 MASON W Va - Above ts the 1901 gradualmg class at Mason s Htgh School Mason, all apparently deceased but one Back row 1-r are Mary Hart Altce Campbell Mdbe Coleman Gertrude Adams Blanche Sayre Belle and Blanche Brannon, front left to rtght, Guy Ohver Nanrue Stewart Professor Filson Mamte BurnS and Cltfford Myers Nannie Stewart stsler of Mrs Lester Foreman survtves Cltfford Myers Mason front row right, was a former W Va State Dept Archtvtst and Histortan for 16 years Quotmg from the Stars and Slrtpes of Aprtl29 1922 Durmg World War he laid among dead but hved to serve buddies C R Myers was wounded at Hamel, ts now Stale Htstorlan He headed the DAV Post lost a leg but not hts energetic enthustasm for helpmg comrades He graduated Irom W Va Umversoty m 1907wtth the BA degree and tn 1909wtlh Master of Arts Degree W Bos ton College r<tlhed from a 39 :!6 halftlflll' de!tctt to edge vtstl mg Ohto Donunlcan 112'79 lh a Mod Ot11o Cont'erence basketball ga me at I vne Center Monday no ght The 11ctory left Coach Art I anll am s qum tet m un disputed ftrst place m the conference standmgs woth a 2-0 mark Rto evened ots season record at 7 7 Coach Ron I ucas Pan thers mmus stx players due to academtc problems and lnJUrtes dropped to 2 8 Hw ( nmdP 75 16 2 52 Calgary 73 15 2 •8 ]6 Edmon on 7 27 ? Toran o 2 3 3 Monda y s R csu ts ( No ga nes sc h edul ed Tucsd;ey ~ Gan {' /1. 1 S ar G i'ime a C ev e and Monday s Oh o College Basketball Scorr s Un ted Press Intern atonal R o G r ande 82 Oh o Dom n can 79 Mor ehead ( K v 9 w gh S a c 71 M c h gan H Oh o $ a c B Tenn es se e s a c 91 Ccnlra l s al e 6 ~ CARRINGTON SCORES - Rto s Rtck Carrmgton 6 5 fr eshman forward from Portsmouth s!tps onsode for a layup aga onst Ohto Domo mcan durmg Mondays MOY contest at I yne Center Panther defender os Sea n 0 Dnscoll 31 1 Carnngton tal !ted sox pomt.s for the voc toroous Redm en Marquette jumps to second in ratings Unbeaten IV ash mglvJ a double Wtnner ln Pac1ftc-8 P lay lo ratse lls record t o 13-0 also took advantage of the major upsets to Jump from V!cl01 1es ttga m was an unamn1ou s No 1 cho1ce Tuesday on the co ll ege f 1fth to t hird nu~ Hoos1ers " on over Northwestern 78 61 and 13thranked Mtchtgan B0-74 last week to brmg thetr reco rd to 12-0 thts season Woth the losses by Maryland and UCLA theor c losest compet otors Indtan a ex tended ots lead to 120 pomts alter pulhng all 42 ftrst-place votes for a perfec t 420 pomts Marquette whtch defeated Oklahoma Coty 71-60 took advantage of the Saturday upsets of the Terps and Brums to chmb two places to second BLUE GRA$5 SAW BLADES FOR HOME •WORKSHOPS •BUILDERS eETC Wtll F1t Most Saws, Electnc Hand Saws and Radtal Arm Saws From The Terps were unbeaten at 11-tlafteran8272wmover George Washington early last week but g1ant killer Wake Forest which dealt North Carolina and North Carolina State thetr f1rst losses the pre vtous week brought Maryland to 1ts kn ees Saturday 96-93 The Terps ftrst loss dropped them to fourth atl11 and the Demon follow nght behmd m fifth also 111 despite Deacons suffertng their first loSS' 63- J 4 5 6 7 12 lJ 882 2S2S wash ng on t 3 o Mary and ( 11 1 1 "6 17 w Va 246 229 Woke Forest Ill I 183 1 6 0 1 169 ~<evoda Los Vegas North Carol na ( 10 11 149 • UCLA 111 2 0.6 11 SAYRE HARDWARE Th s WeeiC s Ohto Colleg e Ba sket ball Schedure Un ted Press lnternattonal Tuesday Oh o Nor hern a Ba dw n wa t ace Kenyon al H e delberg M Un on a t Oberlin Cap at a Musk ngum A shlan d at 0 lerbe n Mt Ve rnon Nazarene at Ced arv le Dcfan ce a Anderson Th e a ~~=~esday Ken Sl a Bow ng Green M am IOh oJ a DaytQn Marshall at Oh o Un v c n a Tempe Wa lsh a woos er Den son at Mare Ia Oh o wes leyan a w ll en b erg Akron a Wr g h s Buck s Iose at M•ICh'Igall 58 to V1rg1ma Nevada Las Vegas a lrtple ANN ARBOR (UP!) _ wmner to go to 16-0 rematned Rockey Green scored 17of hts soxth and North Carolina 25 points tn the ftrst half and whoch also won three hmes Sieve Grote golalll6 of his m and IS nov. 10.1 stepped up the second Monday mght to one place to seventh help Mtch1gan ease past Ohto UCLA whtch dectstvely State 84-81 111 a Btg Ten lost tls openmg game to In basketball game The Wolvermes held a 77-64 dtana suffered another thrashtng Saturday 75-58 to lead wtth 5 11 to play and Oregon State after barely almost frtltered tl away gettmg by Oregon 62 61 They did not cmch tl until earher m the week The John Robmson converted a Bruons record fell to 11 2 and mossed free throw with 52 thetr ranking from thord to seconds to play to gtve etghth Mtchtgan an 84-78 lead The loss was Ohto State s Alabama winnmg two games m the SEC to go to 10- 8th in a row wtthln the con I stayed tn nlnth and Ten ference spannmg two nessee clunbed two places to seasons and left the round out the top 10 With a 90- Buckeyes ~ overall and 0-4 88 overtune vtctory over then m the Btg Ten Mtchtgan 19th ranked Kentu cky unproved to IQ..3and ts 4-1 m brmgtng tis record to 9-1 the conference NEW YORK tUP 1 The Cratg Taylor the U n ted Press nterna 10nal Board ot coaches op 20 co ll ege Buckeyes 6 fool 10 semor baskelbal eams w th f r st center scored 31 pomts 10 a place vo es and record s n sloppily played game Mike paren heses ! s xlh Weeki Daugherty scored 16 and 'Team Points 1 lnd ana 421 ( 2 o 420 freshman forward Fred 2 Morque e 9 I I 300 Poole showed promtse with 14 9 A labama 11 0 I 10 Tennessee (9 1 STAYS SHARP UP TO S TIMES LONGER New Haven This week's college games By J \CK SAUNDERS UP I SportsWriter NE\1 YORK UPI ) - In diana s basketball machone "htch keeps lurnmg out the basketball ratmgs by the llntlL'<I Press lnternatoonal Bo trd of Coac hes 11 1~ '" Pattently he nandled ques ltons that he wtll hear over and over agam unttl ktckoff nellt Sunday m the Orange Bowl We had some good workouts back m Dallas Landry said but we plan to stay busy whtle we re here • We don t mmd bemg the underdog The Wlderdog role has treated us pretty well so far Landry satd he had not talked personally wtth the young players "ho are makmg thetr ftrst trop to the Super Bowl I have left that up to the veterans Landry satd The veterans have told some of the others what to expect Whtle l andry was en tertatmng the media the players flied qutckly off the plane and onto wattmg buses And the Cowboys coach wtth hts wtfe Ahcta watted 139 71 Rulgers 111 01 7d 1111 11 57 S John siN Y M ch gan (q 31 27 Nor h care na 5 ate ( 10 11 74 Missouri ! 11 21 1186 Noire Dame 16 3) rrop1 DePaul 1921 A T e> Ar zona sfaoe 18 1 H Wes Texas Sla e ( 10 1 7 o cQon s a e 19 • ' pomts Green made etght baskets m the c"arne all of them m the first half ~nd all but one of 1 M h them a ayup lc 1gan started slowly Bnd the game w•s - tted 3737 at the half Grote then took over and by \drtvonuh made seven of hts rtght baskets from inSide five fee L Waynlan Brtll backed thr pan with 18 potqts e 51 at Wayne s 'F nd ay at Tayl or Earlham at Bl u rt on case wes ern R eserve a t Wash ng on & Je ffer son Joh n Ca rr o ll a r.. r eghen y Urban a a Oh o Oom n can T ff n at Dyke Wllm ngro n a Hanover Thursday /l.d r an a Dcf ance ~ o Grande at Mt Vernon Nazarene s eub env re at Dav s & C Wlttlthe last reporter had left before he too headed for a bus Other than reporters there were few on hand to greet the Cowboys at the Fort Lauder dale a trport 30 mtles north of Mtamt A small group of ctty offtctals came by along wtlh a htgh school band That was m contrast to the 1 000 persons who came out m the mtddle of a workday back m Dallas to send the Cowboys off Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporls Editor MIAMI 1UPI' - The Russtans labor under a smallilluston which backfores now and then They thmk all North Amertcans are chumps who can be handled properly wtth the right kind of psychology Down through the years the Sovoels have seen thts system work for them but the other day m Philadelphia tt dtdn t and they sttll got off cheap All they lost was a hockey game to the "orld champoon Phtladelphta Flyers whtch all things bemg equal they figured to lose anyway Before the game even started the Russtans knew the Flyers were gomg to make them work They had gotten a com prehenstve scoutmg report on the Broad Street Bullies of Phtladelphta and reahzed they couldn t be mturudated But the Sovtets sltll had that good old ace m the hole of thetrs esychology Why not 1 So whattf the Flyers were the Stanley Cup champoons 1 The Russtans weren t at all unpressed with thts fellow Stanley Cup What dtd he ever do m the Olymptcs' So httle more than half way through last Sunday afternoon s contest m Phtladeiphoa Sovtel Coach Konstantm Loktev sud denly pulled hts team off the tee preswnably because one of Russta s key players Valert Kharlamov was checked too hard by Flyer defenseman Eddte Van lmpe That was supposed to be the reason buttl wasn t The whole thmg was a btg act the same kmd of act the Russtans generally try m mternattonal dtplomacy or tn ter'iiattonal sports to get the upper band Thts ltme they dtdn t Clarence Campbell the Nattonal Hockey League president and a man wtth a good sharp mmd dtd an excellent job of explammg to the Sovtets what tl would mean to them not the Flyers tf they did not contmue playmg Ed Smder the Flyers board chatrman was the one who supphed the clmcher though He doesn t speak Russtan but he spoke somethmg they Wlderstood perfectly Money The RusSians are supposed to be pure amateurs but they have a spectal understanding maybe you d calltt a professiOnal one about money You understand tf your players do not reswne the game we re gomg to have to refund the money to all the people here satd Ed Smder to a man domg all the mterpretmg There was no response from the Russtans And tf that happens Smder went on I guess that means you fellows won t get the $25 000 for this game That dtd ot Moments later the Russtans were back on the tee playmg the Flyers agam They saw the Phtladelphtans couldn t be out psyched and whether tl was poettc JUSltce or not the Flyers won the game 4 I The Russoans tn a way can t be blamed for trymg to one-up North Amero cans all the ttme because they get away wtth tl so often Walkmg out they ve found ts qutte effecttve Vols, Tide are upset College Basketball IWundup By United Press In ternalional Alhga tor Alley IS the dismal dreary hllle gym nastlUll that ts home to the Flortda Gators and m tl dismal dreary thtngs happen to viSitors Nmth ranked Alabama found out all about tt Monday mght when the Crunson Ttde was dumped by the Wlhera lded Gators 71 70 m Alhgator Alley Forward Gene Shy scored on a tap-m w1th one second left to hand Alabama tls first Southeastern Conference season The loss wtth Van Elk ns Frtday derbilt s 77~ upset of lOth No 9a m es schedu l ed ranked Tellllessee created a Saturday four-team logJam at the top of Purdue at Oh o s Bowl ng Gree n at Eas err the SEC standtngs M ch Alhga tor Alley ts the bane M am (Qh o) a Ken t S Dh o un v at Ba 1 St of Flortda coach John Lotz Central M ch at Toled o existence durmg the Notre Dam e at )( aver w scons n M l waukee at c n recruttlng season as the Roll ns a Dayton Gamesvtlle campus Is the (),~rgg,·~ 'aou~.~..~~n s only one m the SEC wtthout a Wayne St at Ash and modern basketball facthty Ky 5 1 a1 Ce ntral 51 c e Sl at Cre gh on But durmg the season Oberlin at Baldw n Wa ll ace Lotz usually has his revenge He d e berg at Oh o Wes le yan Oh o Northern a Ke n yo n The Gators were leadmg 64Woos er at MI u n on 50 wt~h 6 39 left when Cap tal at Den son w ll enbero at Mar ella \Alabama unleashed a MuSk ng um at 01 erbe n tremendous rally to take a 70. Wash at lnd ana St { Pa J car neg e Met on a1 69 lead with II seconds left There wasn t a lot of hope 8 uffton a Manc~e~~~~nv l ie r ndlay at Earlham left with five seconds to go Cedarv 1e a Oh o Dom n can but we stuck tt out satd Def ance al Dyke Bethany at H ram Flortda coach John Lotz We wash ng on & Jefferson played with about as much at John Carroll r 11 n at Malone heart as we could have Anderson at w tm ng or Flonda then mtssed tts Urbana a W ilberforce M vernon Na zarene al R o shot but Shy won the root for Grande the rebound to tap tn the wmmng basket Mondays College Basket~;an Vanderbilt which gamed a Results By Un ited Press International share of the SEC lead wtth M dwe5t II nots 71 W scons n 61 Alabama, Tennessee and Au rnd ana 69 M ch gan St 57 burn employed a deliberate M ch gan 84 Oh o Sl 81 offense to knock off the M ssour 106 MacMurray 34 Purdue 91 Northwestern 8 VIStllng Vols St Lou s 93 Iowa S! 64 Playing Nrtely ******************* TUESDAY 1HRU SATURDAY "Zerpha Blue" S Pc Group from Parkersburg TUES THURS FRI & SAT 8 30-1 00 930200 THE MEIGS INN 992 3629 Today's PomProy Best In Ltve Entertainment We dtd a much better JOb of rebounding sa od Vandy coach Roy Skinner We htt one stretch m the second half when we mtssed three stratght shots but we stayed pattenland dtdn t leltt bother us Eddte Johnson scored 28 pomts to lead Auburn over Mtsstsstppt State 75-70 Top..-anked Indiana ran tts record to 13-0 wtth a 69-67 vtclory over Mtchtgan state No 12 St John s went mto overltrlle before beatmg Ha wan 74 71 Glen Wtlhams scored 23 to lead the Redmen to thetr 12th vtclory m 13 games Mtchtgan ranked 13th got 25 pomts from Rtckey Green to edge Ohto State 84-81 No 14 Notre Dame eastly defeated Ptttsburgh 77~ wtlh Adrtan Danlley scormg 34 pomts No IS Mtssoun had not JUSI a Iaugher but a JOke m demohshmg MacMurray Col leg e 106 34 Th e 72 pomt VICtory margm set a school record No I7 Artzona State was antbushed by North Texas State and dropped an 89-86 dectston In other major games Jacksonvtlle edged Rltode Is land 55-52 Kentuck\ beat Vtrgmta Georgta 92 76 routed West Vtrgtma 114-aO, Dhnms defeated Wtsconsin 71 61 Purdue beat Northwestern 91-81 SIU edged New Mex1co Stale m over tune 70-68 St Louts romped over wmless Iowa State 9364 Baylor beat Texas 82-77 Houston edged Arkansas 7271 and SMU blasted TCU 10884 ThiS Week • 5pecl•' ...USED CARS 75 MAVERICK 4 DOOR SEDAN Brown w1th tan nt V roof decor groop P B P S 6 cy l auto m les good tires low 3195 5 Karr & Van Zandt Yoo II L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing Business GMAC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings tll6 DO TtlS p m Sat 992 5342 CAN YOU SEE YOUR FUTURE IN ACRYSTAL BALL? If you can't then you should be prepared for the unexpected Can your current Insurance program compensate for any loss you mtght have• Let Meogs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency counc1l you concerntng your needs "When you see us, don't th1nk of Insurance but when you thtnk of Insurance see us, .. \ Downing-Childs Agency ~ MIDDLEPORT ~PHONE 992-2342 ll �4- The Dctilr ~nt ine l, MatcUeport -PUml·ruy. ()., 1\Jesd.a \ .. l m 1 t l. l!l71i 5 Mrs. Fields elected two scholarships The Meigs Cu untv High Sc hool s tude nts ,;.ill i>e a war ded se holars hips t hi s spring by the Meigs County Cou ncil of Parents and Teacher s th rough the Ohio PTA Se hblars hip Committee . For sever a l years the loc.:H I PTA Coun c il has sponsored a single schola rship of $200 the firs t year with the option of re newal for $200 for the second year . As a sptcial . bicentennia l project, however . this year a tota l of $400 will b~ given "ilh $400 to a lso be give •. in must Gtrry a passing g ra dt' hi_s fr£>shmarl yc.ar, h11we\·t·r . in urder tu n·l'ei vc the sct'ond l 200 fur the second ye~1r . 'l'h(• s tudent mu st be ta k in~ t"ourses tl1at will lead to a lf?'CJt' hing Lll' any edueationa lly rc lHted c ar eer. s ul'h as co un s elor , psy c ho log is t. visiting teacher, libraria n . vOc atiOna l ed ucation teac her, school social wo rker , teac he r of the handicapped, th ose with learning disHbililies and''r behav i or diso rde r s, phys ic a l or oc cu p atio na l the ra pist,speech and heari ng the r ap i st, o r any other ed ueat ional1y_ rela ted a rea . A for mer requirem eP I t hat th e s cho la r s hip r ec ipi e nt , teac h in Ohio has not been eli minat·ed. The $200 for the firs t year of . til e se liola r ship is se nt to llw s ludent in Augus t. In !he two )'ear tec hnical, voca ti ona l an d associate deg r ee sc holarship , start e<L in ""' Hm, a $200 scholar s hip for one year is p rovided the s t ude nt e n ter ing a ny a ppr ove d I wo-yc a r lli gher educa tion prog r am . The four-ye ar degr ee scholarship fund wa s s ta r ted · in 1948 a nd to da te has pro vided m or e than 7,000 1917. Appli catio ns for ll1e scholars hips have a lready been mai led to the t hree high sc hOols in the count y . All applica tions m ust be filed wi th the Oh io Congress of Pan~ n ts a nd Teuc hers ' offi ce in Columbus by Mar ch i to be cons ide re d . & holarship selec ti on com mittee mee ts in Mar ch to evaluate all applications a nd m a ke se lec ti ons on t he following basis: Scholastic a chieventen t, recommendatio ns filed with eac h applic a tion , statement by .applican t as requi red on the form , an d t h e co m ple teness of !he a pplication . A member of th e local PTA Coun cil wi ll be inv ited to spend a da y in Columbus to assis t in the selection of the · wlnners . The Expanded Sh ola rs hip Programs now include the four year deg ree schola rship and the two year technical. voc a tiona l and a sso ci a te .. degree scholarship. The fo ur ye ar deg r e e s cholar ship is set up to give $200 per year for !he fi rs! two years of college. The student Maklng our oy,rn mints for parties hasn't been something or Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax 'help. a IF YO U LlK.E sour cream , you 'll love this recipe for sour er eam dressing for colesla w. It 's a nice change from th e usual sla w dressing. · Mix together 1 ~ teaspoon salt , ~ ~~ tea spoon pepper , ~ ~ teas poon paprika , I ta blespoon lem on juice 1or mild vinegar if yo u don 'I have the lemon ju ice J and s tir until well blended . Whip 1 ~ cup sour cre~ m a nd add to the season ing mixt W"e slowly beating constan tl y un til the mixtu re thickens slightly and is thoroug hly blended. Add either I ta blespoon chopped chives or minced onion . For a milder fl~vo r , a dd 1 .1 teaspoon s ugar a nd for a smoother consistency, beat in one tablespoon s ala d oil. · Th e 'recfpe yields \ cup dr~ssing . MEETI NG F OR LUNCH BAN D TO ENTE RTAIN Mei gs Co unty Reti r e d The high sc hool jazz band, Tea cher s will mee t Sa tUrda y directed by Randy Hunt, will "' the Middlepo,r l Fir e e n l er t ~in duri ng ·a ji tn~y Department'S lounge for a supper to be staged from 4 to covere d d ish lunch ai 12 noo n . 7::l0 p.m . F riday a t the Meigs lns.talla tion of officers and a Hig h Sc hool c afeteria before progr am wil l foll ow t he t he M e igs-Wa ve rl y game . lun c h. All retir ed tea chers · The suppe r is being sponand their ·husban ds or wives sore d by the Meigs · Band are invitea to allend . Boos ters. ~· ..-----, Reason 14. We're human , and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if · our error means you m t,~s t pay additional tax, yo u pay on ly the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work . lllllllll!-~-...- - - - - . . I B~~~+W~L I I Red, White & Blue I SPIRIT OF '76 I BOUQUET 1 ·I H&R BLOCK® .THE INCO~ TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST. OPEN : 9·6 WEEKDAYS , 9-5 SAT. Ph. 992-3795 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Vase Arrangement 1 III ~rom '750 I I I ~ IA't's llcctr il for lruckdrivt-rs ! My gi rlfriend ;;tnd J were broken down miles rrom any luwn . Wt• got no help rrom passing car s and when w e s topped 20%0FF Cash 'n Carry I I ~ ------· l 59 N. Second St. I L ment. :::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::·:;:·:::::::::·:::::::;:·:·:::::::·:·:::·: !lea r Helen a nd Sue: !'tV 16 a nd am going with a r eally grea t guy of 19. 1 told him I hk ed open, honest relation• hips, so a few days ago I got curious and asked him if he had ever ma de love . I got the a ns wer I hadn ' t hoped for,! He said just once, a nd it was a stupid mistake. Now I feel terrible. I always wanted t o save m yself for ma rriage, but why should I if· the guy doesn 't ? I still care for him , but something has changed , Am I being unreasona ble? P UZZLE D !lea r Puz: ... Yes! - HELEN AND SUE Ra p : This girl and I have been best friends since grade school. Bu t she's tur ned into a boy-chlser . Everything s he wears is pla nned so boys will look at her . At parties , she makes out while l just sit there and look dumb. I don 'l like throwing myself at guys. Do you thi nk we can still be fr iends? - W .D.B. Dear W.: If yo u get ~ lonr, well , e xcept where boys a re concerned, I • ee no r eason why yo u can 'l still be friends . - HI::LI::N ~ Pome roy Ch urch of Chris t at a mee ting held recently at the home of Mrs . Edward Venoy, Ches ler Road . Other offi cers elected were Mrs. Bill . McDaniel, vice pr esi de nt ; Mrs . De n ver Ka ppl e, secr etary; ,Mrs. Ed war d Venoy, treasure r , and Mrs. Louis Osbo rne , nower fund . Mrs. E lwood Bowe r s presided with j'.Jrs. McDaniel g iv ing d e vot ions us in g scripture Ma ll. 6, verse 3l. and the top ic , "One Day a t a Time." Mrs. Fie lds r ead BIRTH ANNOUNCED . M'ASON - Mr. and Mrs . Rick Clark, Maso n, are a nnoun cing the bir th of a seven pound, four ounce daugh ter, Be th Ann , born Tuesday , J a n . 6 a l !he P leasant Va lley Hospital. Mr . and Mrs . Clar k, the former Cathy Slone , ha ve a son, Ke nne th Lee, l wo. Gra ndpare nt.<; are Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mason , an d Mr. and Mrs. Thur s ton S to ne, P om er oy . Greatgra ndpare nts ar e Mrs. Esher McDaniel , Mason; Mr. an d Mrs. Dorsel Roush, Le l<trl, W. Va . a nd Mrs . Lola Duckwor th, Syr ac1.ise . NOTE F·~OM SUE : I'd guess yo u're both 13. Am I right? This iS the age where fr iends grow away from one a n other temporarily, because one matures faster than the o the r . By ne xt year , yo u'll probably ca tch up - and hopefully, your g.f. will slow down . Harig in there until the n. Dear Rap : This is to "One of Them ," the parent of the "incorr ig ible" tee na gers who wan ted to put them in foster homes. I hope she gets hiir wish ·soon, for the kids' sake. Maybe they 'r e un ma na geable because of bad treatment : Tying them to th e bed and bea ti ng them with a strap isn 't exactly sweet and gentle! l went through yea rs of wishing l could be "adopted out." Som et imes my pa rents would be gone for weeks on dr inking bout s. They 'd com e home and punish us for heaven knows wha t. I prac tically ra ised my younger sister s a nd was told to leave while a senior in high school because "I didn 't do enough ." I wasn 't trashy . I got a +.0 aver age in school. I was just un wanted , -as were m y sisters. The yo unge~t was fo r t unate enough to. ha ve the police witness my mother pun ishi ng her, and now she is happy in a foster home . Wish it had ha ppened to me• - COLLEGE JUNIOR ON MY OWN COURSE OFF ERE D Enrollment in the Western s tyle square dance course being offer ed a t the Royal Oak r ecr ea ti on buildi ng under-s ponsorship of t he Belles a nd Bea us Club will close Thurs day night. Cecil Sayre is the instr uc tor and those de sir ing m ore infor mation may te le ph one Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell., 9927477 . The class for in terested couples only will begin a t 7 p.m . Th ursday . 1 15" · It's a praclaion ·jeweled watch. Water and shock resis tant. Sty lad In gleaming chrome and stainless steel. With a sweep second hand. Full nu meral dial. Stack leat,her strap. And a But ova guarantee. All for a mereS t 5.95. Q1PAlJELLE® HERE Ot'i< HOLlO/\ Y Mr . an d Mrs. La rr y Mtc hael a n d c hild t'c n of Galion spent New Yea r 's we e kend here wilh hi s m o t her , Mrs. Max in e Mic hae l of Laurel Cliff. ~ ~ ~ R E VIV AL TO START SILVER RUN - Ther e will be a two week reviva l at the Sil ver R un Free Will Baptist Ch urc h Jan . 18 through Ja n . 31. Deliver ing the m essages will be the Rev . Paul Bartrum of So uith Point. Ser vices will be at 7 nightly with specia l singing each evening. The pastor is Rev . Miles Trout . P ublic invited to attend . Greatbuv torvour favorite guv -H ~BULO.Jf\ GOESSLER'S Jewelry Store Ope n Fr i. Til8 Close at 5 Sat . Cour t St., Pomeroy MASON FURNITURE STORE HOURS Mon ., Tues ., Wed . & Sat.-8:30til5 : 00 THURSDAY TIL12 NOON FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM · MASON FURNITURE 773-5592 ·:·:·:·;::::-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::::·:::::::::::::::::::::: CLI NIC CANCELLED A free cancer clinic lor Meigs County women h as been ca nce ll e d fo r th e m on th nf J a nua~y . The next clinic wl ll be held Feb. 26 a nd women wishing to vi!:iit the clinic held a.t Vete rans Memoria l Hos pital m ay ca ll the Ame rica n fa ncer Society offi ce In Middleport, 992· 7531, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week· days or Jan J udge, coo~ d jna tor. on weekends, 992· 5832, to ma ke an a ppoint- a farm house, the woman wouldn't let us in. She wo uld n't ca ll a gar age or the sta te police. Then this truck cam e along and !he driver took u s to a gas station and m a de sure we were squa red away with car r epai r s before he left. He eve n wen! out of his way and waste d valua ble li me in helping us. .If he's reading this, he' ll know how much we a ppreciate him . - THANKFUL IN GLASSPORT , P A. HI F.ASY BUTTER CREAM MINTS cup marga ri ne melted, one-t hird c up heavy c r eam, 3 po unds 1a bou t nin e cups) unsifted co nfect ioners suga r , 1 egg whit e, 2 to :J drops of oil of peppermln t an d 2 to 3 drops of red or green food colori ng . Beat butter , cream and five cups of the s Ugar in a n electr ic mixer at t;nedi um speed W1til smoot h. Bea t in th e egg white and add remaining sugar a nd a little ex tra if needed. Add oil of peppermint and foo d co loring to t int pale pink or g reen. Blend until evenly flavored a nd colored . Work with half of the mixture . Roll with a rolling pin betwee n two sheets of wax paper until a bout 1 :! inch thic k. · Cut in r Ound on e-i nch pieces, using either a min t c utter or the top of a twist -<Jff cap. Reroll and cut the the scr aps. Arra nge on a wa x paper lined bak ing sheet. Cover lig htly for sever a l hours or until firm before ser virig. Store in the r efr igera tor or freezer. Ma kes · 12 dozen. 1 :· ON A COLD winter day like toda y you might like to tr y thi s recipe for a n~~caro n i meat loaf . Il 's ea sy to ma ke , nutritious and something the kids will love. Ser ve it wi th a sa lad - such as co leslaw wit h the sour cream dressing - and you 'll ha ve a meal lit for not only the kids but the ki nd himself. MACARONI MEAT LOAF 2 cups elbow macaron i, 1 o~ cup bu tter , 1 4 clip flour, P. teaspoons salt , 1 .1 teaspoon pepper , 11 -• cups milk , 1 cup heavy cr eam, 3 cups gr ated Cheddar cheese, 1 egg , slight ly beaten, 1' , c ups prepar ed br ead stuffing , and p,, pounds gr ound beef. Cook the maca roni as directed on the package . Dra in . Mea nwhile, melt the butte r in a saucepan, blend in flo~r. " • tea spoon salt and •, teaspoon pepper . Gra dually a dd the milk an d.the cr ea m. Cook over low hea t, stir ring consta ntly until thick ened . Add the cheese, sti r until melted . · Mix macaroni witll .cheese sauce. Mix togethe r the egg , prepared st uffing, beef, rema ini ng sa lt a nd peppe r . Spread on the bot om of a 13 x 9 x 2 inc h ba king pa n . Gover with the macaroni m ixtur e . Ba ke in 400 degree oven 35 min utes. The recipe serve·s s ix. ha lf dollar s. La st year, 1,25 1 s tudents applied for the Ohio PTA schola r ships a nd 131 rowyear degr ee sc hol ar ships a nd 56 two year degree technical scholars hi ps for a total of $41,400 wer e awarded . There we re al so 125 r e n e wa ls g r a nte d ·~ to seco nd ye ar st udents for a g ra nd to tal $66,400. . Hap : for " l':asy Buller Crean1 Mints" which are ma de by Mrs . Ardis Waggoner ami er1joyed by everyone who tr ies them . Perhaps this is where we whould start. Meanwhile, we sha re the recipe with you. :'$Cholarships · amounting' to more t han a million -ci nd-a· Praise for Truckdrive r s wt• ' ve done, probably bt!l·ause we 've al ways been iible lo ··con .. our friend, Pe.arl Reyi10lds, into c.loing them ror us. Bowever , Marta Guilkey recently passed alo ng a ret' ipc " God Give Me J oy." The Februar y mee ting will be hosted by Mrs. Mc Dani >'. Refreshment.<; were serveo .J those nanied and Mr. and ' Mrs . Richa rd Evanson , Mrs. Charles Es kew, Mrs. Stanley Bass and Mrs . E va Dessauer . Herman Grate Mason , W. Va . *********************************************** * * : All Meigs County Banks •• • : Will Be Closed ! Monday, January 19 • ·: •• In Observance Of i* •• * ' $ i • $ Martin Luther . . King Day Citizens National Bank . Farmers ( Bank & S11vings Co. I : ** *~ Pom eroy National Bank ,.. -· •• ·i • : ** • : Jt Pom ero y-Rutln nd-Tuppe r s Plai ns Racine IJom e National Bank : i : t********************************************** .......************************************************************************************************************************** . PRIDE SALTINE CRACKERS l -Ib. box 49$ HANOVER . French City USDA Choice PORK. & BEANS 2112 Can INN MADE PH E B E' S STO RE KLUSKI NOODLES . 12 oz. Box · 39• ·· Prices Efiett ive Jan: 13-Jan . 17 Right Reserved to Li mit Quantities We Gladly Acc•pt Fed . Food Sta mps Monda y lhru F r lda y 9: 00 to 7: 00 >ar u" ra v 9 to 9 ----.....------------·-. Bananas .........••.. 5 s1 lb. l-Ib . . Pkg . 04 Carrots ···••·•·•······•····1~ SALAD • TOMATOES :;;;g~b. 59$ -· ' Chuck Roast 49• SAVORY Luncheon Meat ...................~:.~:·69~ NUTRO EVAPORATED STOKELY WHOLE WHITE ~:~s '1 00 / 1 4 English Roast ••••••••••••~:·.95 ·994 ' Arm Roast ••••••••••••••• ~: FRENCH CITY PORK ~:~ 5 '1 00 STARCROSS SAUER , FRENCH CITY USDA CHOI(:E BEEF WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE Del Monte Corn..............3 FRE~CH :ITY USDA CHOICE BEEF 1 Low Fat Milk ..................3 J:~~ 99~ Potatoes ........... ~..............4 lb. KRAUJ.~ .............. 3~~ 52 1(''1 00 PORK LOIN ROAST lb. '129 FAMILY PACK PORK · CHOPS lb. '129 • ~ • • -... •' ~· 1'ht· Daily . S.·ntin~l. Mutdll•port-Pmnrr Hy, 0 . 'li ..·~.d. l\ . :1<111 '~''"'':>.:: :': ;:;: ':':':·~:=:·:·:·:·:·:·::.;.·:· Social t I:t. 1!J7fi .,~~;.;;;~;;;;;;~-----------------------· ::~ Calendar ' TUESDAY A ME RI CAN !. EG l ON Auxiliary, l.ewis Ma nley Post 263, 2 p.m. Tuesday at !he hom e or Mrs. Ernes t Bowles, Middlepor t. DISA BLE D A.ME R !CAN Vete r a ns , Cha pt er 53, m ee ting, 7::10 p.m . Tuesday .a t DAV Home , Rullcrnut ,.Ave ., Pomeroy. _ • ·• WIN DING Trail Garden Club. 7:30 Tuesday nig ht at ; th e home of Mrs. Cora • , Beegle. Mrs. Mildred Deeth to have the e duc ati ona l di splay of books on birds . Mi ss Shi r ley Beeg le will pres en t s lides of h er Ha w aii an va ca ti o n . Th e arra n gement of the month will be dried on the theme " Ha ppy New Year 1976 " . HARRISONVILLE Order '()f Eastern Stars Tue sday at 8 ·p.m . Refreshments. E ASTERN Band Boosters Tuesday 7; 30 p .m . in ba nd room. Insuran ce m oney to be turned ln . RA,.ciNE Masonic Lodge 461 ·tuesday 7:30 p .m . All ma ster masqns inviteO.. THREE WAY wrestling mat ch meet at Meigs High &hool , 7 p.m . Tuesday with Nelsonville-York , Glouster · and Meigs taking part . Admission 50 cents a nd $1. XI GAMMA Mu Chapter , Beta Sigma Phi Sor ority , 7:30 p.m . Tuesday at Colwnbus and Sout hern Ohio E lectr ic Co. building with cultural program, " My Ha lf of the Apple " by Lynn Shuler and ·Sarah Be chtle ; Iris Payne, Donna Byer, hostesses. SYRACUSE PTA T uesda y, 7:30p .m . The Rev. William Midd leswarth will s how a film 11e has taken of s chool .events. WEDNESDAY • W HI TF. ROSF. LODGE , · ~ 1 :30 p .m . Wednesday at the Ame rica n Legion Ha ll in Middlepor t. POMEROY . MIDDL E PORT Lion s Cl ub, :Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn . :Lions urged to attend . . PO MEROY CHAPTE R 80, Roya l Arch Ma sons, s taled co nvocation, Wedn esday , 7::JO p.m. Pomeroy Masonic Temple follol\'ed by 8:30p.m . J neeting of Bosworth C~ uncil 46. RQYal and Select Masters . MIDDLEPORT Amateur Garde ners, 6:30I dinne r at the . Me ig s I nn. · Wednesday . Reservation to be telephoned to Rose Reynolds. Bicente nnia l program by Mr s. Chl oru s Gri m m . Mrs. Rey nolds and Mrs . E rrol! Conr oy hostesses. ROLi.ING HILLS Chapte r 838 of Pa rents W.i lhoul Partners m eetin g Wednes day , 8 'p.m . at the ho me of Kat hy Brown . Rt. t41, Centena ry. Group discussio~ on the book, ".T he Inti ma te E nemy." Wi dowe d , divo r ced or separated parents invit.ed to a ttend . For more infor mation ca ll 245-5880 or 446-2587 or write Box 312, Rio Grande, Ohio . RA C I N E GRANGE. Wed nesday 8 p .m . ·a t the ~ ran ge hall . Deg ree wor k will lJe d isplayed . PAST COUNCILOR'S Club, Che s te r Counc il 323 , Da ug hters of Am erica, Wed nesda y, 7:30p .m . a t the hall . lnzy Newell · and Ethel Orr , hostesses . TIJURSDAY MIDDLEPO R T C h il d Conserva tion League, 7:30 p.m . Thursday at the hom e of Mrs . Thebna Osborne . J a nis & hm oll to be the spea ke r . Members to answer r oll ca ll with a favori te patri otic stor y . GIR l. SCO UT Lea der s meeting , Thursday , 7 lo 8:30 p .m. a t t he P ome roy E lem enta r y School. Pla ns to be made for Interna tiona l Thinking ' Day in Februa ry, ·and for the cookie sale with tr oop cookie chairper sons to be present to confer with Mrs. Mary Dorst , county cha irperson . The t976 s pr ing tra inin g sessioo schedule to be r eviewed by Mrs . Pat Thom a, service unit dire<1o r , ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club , I:15 p .m . nmrstlay at the home of Mrs. Sus an Pullins. Mrs. Barbara Olfull will have the progra m and Mrs. !.ollie Leonard , the • contest . ' R EVIVAL now in progress at RuUand Church of God thro u g h Sunday. Servic es nightly a t 7:30 except on Sunday at 7 p .m . The Rev. llilly Porter Is the evangelist . Sunday &hool Is at 10 a .m . and worship service, II a .m . Ever yo ne welcome . SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 . Sun. 10 to 10 We Accept Fed eral Food Stamp.~ PHONE 992-3480 . Corner Mill and Second Sts. We r eserve the right to limit quantities. MIUDLEPORT, 0. SuperiOIS USDA Choice Beef BACON ENDS.~~N.·~ .... ~~~ 79e SUPERIORS WIENER 5.................. _.lb.-. 89 . e GRADE 'A' CHICKEN Bucket Steaks $}4~. Now Lower Priced! We Feature U. S. Grade A Chicken FAMILY PACK Cut Up Frying Chicken lb. 59~ FRYING CHICKEN 49e Chicken Breasts WHOLE FRYERS lb. 53~ lb. 69$ lb. lb. 99~ Legs and Thighs Fresh, Meaty Wings . lb. 59~ DURKEE'S HAMBURGER Dill Slices 16 oz. VALLEY BELL conAGE , PRESTONE Anti-Freeze • 1ar FOR SANDWICHES Armour's Treet AUSTIN'S 99e ·12 oz. can $399 gallon WINDSHIELD WASHER 99~ gallon LARGE SIZE ''GLAD'' DOG FOOD 6 •100 3t~ cans $100 l-Ib. crt. 59~ 69 Salisbury 15 oz. Turkey . BROUGHTON 'S 2% LOW FAT plastic gallon pinf crt. 49 ~ U.S. Grade '8' 3 '119 pak BONUS BUY I SCOT LAD ROOT BEER- EGGS ~ gal. jug OOL79e ARMOUR'S CHIFFON ·Liquid Detergent 49e 22 ounce bottle FOR SPARKLING DISHES! Joy Liquid i 39 oz. 2< oz. DASH 4 32 bot., 1.09 ' l .. pak • RC & Diet Rite 64 ounce Throw Away 79~ · Bottles • - ON SALE ALL WEEI< ~ . DIET RITE COLA 16 oz. PAK ONLY ' ·bots. UNCLASSIFIED WHITE ·5 9e. COLA 16 oz. PRODUCE BUYI . 79el POTATOES m AIIHI ~lb.boq mu TRIAL SIZE EA. Half and Half CoHee Cream Potato Chips bottle CHEESE BROUGHTON'S PRINGLE$ 22oz. 3 COURSE DINNERS ~:1ken ¢ MILK , JO-BO Sandwich Bags MORTON'S $119 • t. • / �4- The Dctilr ~nt ine l, MatcUeport -PUml·ruy. ()., 1\Jesd.a \ .. l m 1 t l. l!l71i 5 Mrs. Fields elected two scholarships The Meigs Cu untv High Sc hool s tude nts ,;.ill i>e a war ded se holars hips t hi s spring by the Meigs County Cou ncil of Parents and Teacher s th rough the Ohio PTA Se hblars hip Committee . For sever a l years the loc.:H I PTA Coun c il has sponsored a single schola rship of $200 the firs t year with the option of re newal for $200 for the second year . As a sptcial . bicentennia l project, however . this year a tota l of $400 will b~ given "ilh $400 to a lso be give •. in must Gtrry a passing g ra dt' hi_s fr£>shmarl yc.ar, h11we\·t·r . in urder tu n·l'ei vc the sct'ond l 200 fur the second ye~1r . 'l'h(• s tudent mu st be ta k in~ t"ourses tl1at will lead to a lf?'CJt' hing Lll' any edueationa lly rc lHted c ar eer. s ul'h as co un s elor , psy c ho log is t. visiting teacher, libraria n . vOc atiOna l ed ucation teac her, school social wo rker , teac he r of the handicapped, th ose with learning disHbililies and''r behav i or diso rde r s, phys ic a l or oc cu p atio na l the ra pist,speech and heari ng the r ap i st, o r any other ed ueat ional1y_ rela ted a rea . A for mer requirem eP I t hat th e s cho la r s hip r ec ipi e nt , teac h in Ohio has not been eli minat·ed. The $200 for the firs t year of . til e se liola r ship is se nt to llw s ludent in Augus t. In !he two )'ear tec hnical, voca ti ona l an d associate deg r ee sc holarship , start e<L in ""' Hm, a $200 scholar s hip for one year is p rovided the s t ude nt e n ter ing a ny a ppr ove d I wo-yc a r lli gher educa tion prog r am . The four-ye ar degr ee scholarship fund wa s s ta r ted · in 1948 a nd to da te has pro vided m or e than 7,000 1917. Appli catio ns for ll1e scholars hips have a lready been mai led to the t hree high sc hOols in the count y . All applica tions m ust be filed wi th the Oh io Congress of Pan~ n ts a nd Teuc hers ' offi ce in Columbus by Mar ch i to be cons ide re d . & holarship selec ti on com mittee mee ts in Mar ch to evaluate all applications a nd m a ke se lec ti ons on t he following basis: Scholastic a chieventen t, recommendatio ns filed with eac h applic a tion , statement by .applican t as requi red on the form , an d t h e co m ple teness of !he a pplication . A member of th e local PTA Coun cil wi ll be inv ited to spend a da y in Columbus to assis t in the selection of the · wlnners . The Expanded Sh ola rs hip Programs now include the four year deg ree schola rship and the two year technical. voc a tiona l and a sso ci a te .. degree scholarship. The fo ur ye ar deg r e e s cholar ship is set up to give $200 per year for !he fi rs! two years of college. The student Maklng our oy,rn mints for parties hasn't been something or Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax 'help. a IF YO U LlK.E sour cream , you 'll love this recipe for sour er eam dressing for colesla w. It 's a nice change from th e usual sla w dressing. · Mix together 1 ~ teaspoon salt , ~ ~~ tea spoon pepper , ~ ~ teas poon paprika , I ta blespoon lem on juice 1or mild vinegar if yo u don 'I have the lemon ju ice J and s tir until well blended . Whip 1 ~ cup sour cre~ m a nd add to the season ing mixt W"e slowly beating constan tl y un til the mixtu re thickens slightly and is thoroug hly blended. Add either I ta blespoon chopped chives or minced onion . For a milder fl~vo r , a dd 1 .1 teaspoon s ugar a nd for a smoother consistency, beat in one tablespoon s ala d oil. · Th e 'recfpe yields \ cup dr~ssing . MEETI NG F OR LUNCH BAN D TO ENTE RTAIN Mei gs Co unty Reti r e d The high sc hool jazz band, Tea cher s will mee t Sa tUrda y directed by Randy Hunt, will "' the Middlepo,r l Fir e e n l er t ~in duri ng ·a ji tn~y Department'S lounge for a supper to be staged from 4 to covere d d ish lunch ai 12 noo n . 7::l0 p.m . F riday a t the Meigs lns.talla tion of officers and a Hig h Sc hool c afeteria before progr am wil l foll ow t he t he M e igs-Wa ve rl y game . lun c h. All retir ed tea chers · The suppe r is being sponand their ·husban ds or wives sore d by the Meigs · Band are invitea to allend . Boos ters. ~· ..-----, Reason 14. We're human , and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if · our error means you m t,~s t pay additional tax, yo u pay on ly the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work . lllllllll!-~-...- - - - - . . I B~~~+W~L I I Red, White & Blue I SPIRIT OF '76 I BOUQUET 1 ·I H&R BLOCK® .THE INCO~ TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST. OPEN : 9·6 WEEKDAYS , 9-5 SAT. Ph. 992-3795 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Vase Arrangement 1 III ~rom '750 I I I ~ IA't's llcctr il for lruckdrivt-rs ! My gi rlfriend ;;tnd J were broken down miles rrom any luwn . Wt• got no help rrom passing car s and when w e s topped 20%0FF Cash 'n Carry I I ~ ------· l 59 N. Second St. I L ment. :::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::·:;:·:::::::::·:::::::;:·:·:::::::·:·:::·: !lea r Helen a nd Sue: !'tV 16 a nd am going with a r eally grea t guy of 19. 1 told him I hk ed open, honest relation• hips, so a few days ago I got curious and asked him if he had ever ma de love . I got the a ns wer I hadn ' t hoped for,! He said just once, a nd it was a stupid mistake. Now I feel terrible. I always wanted t o save m yself for ma rriage, but why should I if· the guy doesn 't ? I still care for him , but something has changed , Am I being unreasona ble? P UZZLE D !lea r Puz: ... Yes! - HELEN AND SUE Ra p : This girl and I have been best friends since grade school. Bu t she's tur ned into a boy-chlser . Everything s he wears is pla nned so boys will look at her . At parties , she makes out while l just sit there and look dumb. I don 'l like throwing myself at guys. Do you thi nk we can still be fr iends? - W .D.B. Dear W.: If yo u get ~ lonr, well , e xcept where boys a re concerned, I • ee no r eason why yo u can 'l still be friends . - HI::LI::N ~ Pome roy Ch urch of Chris t at a mee ting held recently at the home of Mrs . Edward Venoy, Ches ler Road . Other offi cers elected were Mrs. Bill . McDaniel, vice pr esi de nt ; Mrs . De n ver Ka ppl e, secr etary; ,Mrs. Ed war d Venoy, treasure r , and Mrs. Louis Osbo rne , nower fund . Mrs. E lwood Bowe r s presided with j'.Jrs. McDaniel g iv ing d e vot ions us in g scripture Ma ll. 6, verse 3l. and the top ic , "One Day a t a Time." Mrs. Fie lds r ead BIRTH ANNOUNCED . M'ASON - Mr. and Mrs . Rick Clark, Maso n, are a nnoun cing the bir th of a seven pound, four ounce daugh ter, Be th Ann , born Tuesday , J a n . 6 a l !he P leasant Va lley Hospital. Mr . and Mrs . Clar k, the former Cathy Slone , ha ve a son, Ke nne th Lee, l wo. Gra ndpare nt.<; are Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mason , an d Mr. and Mrs. Thur s ton S to ne, P om er oy . Greatgra ndpare nts ar e Mrs. Esher McDaniel , Mason; Mr. an d Mrs. Dorsel Roush, Le l<trl, W. Va . a nd Mrs . Lola Duckwor th, Syr ac1.ise . NOTE F·~OM SUE : I'd guess yo u're both 13. Am I right? This iS the age where fr iends grow away from one a n other temporarily, because one matures faster than the o the r . By ne xt year , yo u'll probably ca tch up - and hopefully, your g.f. will slow down . Harig in there until the n. Dear Rap : This is to "One of Them ," the parent of the "incorr ig ible" tee na gers who wan ted to put them in foster homes. I hope she gets hiir wish ·soon, for the kids' sake. Maybe they 'r e un ma na geable because of bad treatment : Tying them to th e bed and bea ti ng them with a strap isn 't exactly sweet and gentle! l went through yea rs of wishing l could be "adopted out." Som et imes my pa rents would be gone for weeks on dr inking bout s. They 'd com e home and punish us for heaven knows wha t. I prac tically ra ised my younger sister s a nd was told to leave while a senior in high school because "I didn 't do enough ." I wasn 't trashy . I got a +.0 aver age in school. I was just un wanted , -as were m y sisters. The yo unge~t was fo r t unate enough to. ha ve the police witness my mother pun ishi ng her, and now she is happy in a foster home . Wish it had ha ppened to me• - COLLEGE JUNIOR ON MY OWN COURSE OFF ERE D Enrollment in the Western s tyle square dance course being offer ed a t the Royal Oak r ecr ea ti on buildi ng under-s ponsorship of t he Belles a nd Bea us Club will close Thurs day night. Cecil Sayre is the instr uc tor and those de sir ing m ore infor mation may te le ph one Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell., 9927477 . The class for in terested couples only will begin a t 7 p.m . Th ursday . 1 15" · It's a praclaion ·jeweled watch. Water and shock resis tant. Sty lad In gleaming chrome and stainless steel. With a sweep second hand. Full nu meral dial. Stack leat,her strap. And a But ova guarantee. All for a mereS t 5.95. Q1PAlJELLE® HERE Ot'i< HOLlO/\ Y Mr . an d Mrs. La rr y Mtc hael a n d c hild t'c n of Galion spent New Yea r 's we e kend here wilh hi s m o t her , Mrs. Max in e Mic hae l of Laurel Cliff. ~ ~ ~ R E VIV AL TO START SILVER RUN - Ther e will be a two week reviva l at the Sil ver R un Free Will Baptist Ch urc h Jan . 18 through Ja n . 31. Deliver ing the m essages will be the Rev . Paul Bartrum of So uith Point. Ser vices will be at 7 nightly with specia l singing each evening. The pastor is Rev . Miles Trout . P ublic invited to attend . Greatbuv torvour favorite guv -H ~BULO.Jf\ GOESSLER'S Jewelry Store Ope n Fr i. Til8 Close at 5 Sat . Cour t St., Pomeroy MASON FURNITURE STORE HOURS Mon ., Tues ., Wed . & Sat.-8:30til5 : 00 THURSDAY TIL12 NOON FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM · MASON FURNITURE 773-5592 ·:·:·:·;::::-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::::·:::::::::::::::::::::: CLI NIC CANCELLED A free cancer clinic lor Meigs County women h as been ca nce ll e d fo r th e m on th nf J a nua~y . The next clinic wl ll be held Feb. 26 a nd women wishing to vi!:iit the clinic held a.t Vete rans Memoria l Hos pital m ay ca ll the Ame rica n fa ncer Society offi ce In Middleport, 992· 7531, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week· days or Jan J udge, coo~ d jna tor. on weekends, 992· 5832, to ma ke an a ppoint- a farm house, the woman wouldn't let us in. She wo uld n't ca ll a gar age or the sta te police. Then this truck cam e along and !he driver took u s to a gas station and m a de sure we were squa red away with car r epai r s before he left. He eve n wen! out of his way and waste d valua ble li me in helping us. .If he's reading this, he' ll know how much we a ppreciate him . - THANKFUL IN GLASSPORT , P A. HI F.ASY BUTTER CREAM MINTS cup marga ri ne melted, one-t hird c up heavy c r eam, 3 po unds 1a bou t nin e cups) unsifted co nfect ioners suga r , 1 egg whit e, 2 to :J drops of oil of peppermln t an d 2 to 3 drops of red or green food colori ng . Beat butter , cream and five cups of the s Ugar in a n electr ic mixer at t;nedi um speed W1til smoot h. Bea t in th e egg white and add remaining sugar a nd a little ex tra if needed. Add oil of peppermint and foo d co loring to t int pale pink or g reen. Blend until evenly flavored a nd colored . Work with half of the mixture . Roll with a rolling pin betwee n two sheets of wax paper until a bout 1 :! inch thic k. · Cut in r Ound on e-i nch pieces, using either a min t c utter or the top of a twist -<Jff cap. Reroll and cut the the scr aps. Arra nge on a wa x paper lined bak ing sheet. Cover lig htly for sever a l hours or until firm before ser virig. Store in the r efr igera tor or freezer. Ma kes · 12 dozen. 1 :· ON A COLD winter day like toda y you might like to tr y thi s recipe for a n~~caro n i meat loaf . Il 's ea sy to ma ke , nutritious and something the kids will love. Ser ve it wi th a sa lad - such as co leslaw wit h the sour cream dressing - and you 'll ha ve a meal lit for not only the kids but the ki nd himself. MACARONI MEAT LOAF 2 cups elbow macaron i, 1 o~ cup bu tter , 1 4 clip flour, P. teaspoons salt , 1 .1 teaspoon pepper , 11 -• cups milk , 1 cup heavy cr eam, 3 cups gr ated Cheddar cheese, 1 egg , slight ly beaten, 1' , c ups prepar ed br ead stuffing , and p,, pounds gr ound beef. Cook the maca roni as directed on the package . Dra in . Mea nwhile, melt the butte r in a saucepan, blend in flo~r. " • tea spoon salt and •, teaspoon pepper . Gra dually a dd the milk an d.the cr ea m. Cook over low hea t, stir ring consta ntly until thick ened . Add the cheese, sti r until melted . · Mix macaroni witll .cheese sauce. Mix togethe r the egg , prepared st uffing, beef, rema ini ng sa lt a nd peppe r . Spread on the bot om of a 13 x 9 x 2 inc h ba king pa n . Gover with the macaroni m ixtur e . Ba ke in 400 degree oven 35 min utes. The recipe serve·s s ix. ha lf dollar s. La st year, 1,25 1 s tudents applied for the Ohio PTA schola r ships a nd 131 rowyear degr ee sc hol ar ships a nd 56 two year degree technical scholars hi ps for a total of $41,400 wer e awarded . There we re al so 125 r e n e wa ls g r a nte d ·~ to seco nd ye ar st udents for a g ra nd to tal $66,400. . Hap : for " l':asy Buller Crean1 Mints" which are ma de by Mrs . Ardis Waggoner ami er1joyed by everyone who tr ies them . Perhaps this is where we whould start. Meanwhile, we sha re the recipe with you. :'$Cholarships · amounting' to more t han a million -ci nd-a· Praise for Truckdrive r s wt• ' ve done, probably bt!l·ause we 've al ways been iible lo ··con .. our friend, Pe.arl Reyi10lds, into c.loing them ror us. Bowever , Marta Guilkey recently passed alo ng a ret' ipc " God Give Me J oy." The Februar y mee ting will be hosted by Mrs. Mc Dani >'. Refreshment.<; were serveo .J those nanied and Mr. and ' Mrs . Richa rd Evanson , Mrs. Charles Es kew, Mrs. Stanley Bass and Mrs . E va Dessauer . Herman Grate Mason , W. Va . *********************************************** * * : All Meigs County Banks •• • : Will Be Closed ! Monday, January 19 • ·: •• In Observance Of i* •• * ' $ i • $ Martin Luther . . King Day Citizens National Bank . Farmers ( Bank & S11vings Co. I : ** *~ Pom eroy National Bank ,.. -· •• ·i • : ** • : Jt Pom ero y-Rutln nd-Tuppe r s Plai ns Racine IJom e National Bank : i : t********************************************** .......************************************************************************************************************************** . PRIDE SALTINE CRACKERS l -Ib. box 49$ HANOVER . French City USDA Choice PORK. & BEANS 2112 Can INN MADE PH E B E' S STO RE KLUSKI NOODLES . 12 oz. Box · 39• ·· Prices Efiett ive Jan: 13-Jan . 17 Right Reserved to Li mit Quantities We Gladly Acc•pt Fed . Food Sta mps Monda y lhru F r lda y 9: 00 to 7: 00 >ar u" ra v 9 to 9 ----.....------------·-. Bananas .........••.. 5 s1 lb. l-Ib . . Pkg . 04 Carrots ···••·•·•······•····1~ SALAD • TOMATOES :;;;g~b. 59$ -· ' Chuck Roast 49• SAVORY Luncheon Meat ...................~:.~:·69~ NUTRO EVAPORATED STOKELY WHOLE WHITE ~:~s '1 00 / 1 4 English Roast ••••••••••••~:·.95 ·994 ' Arm Roast ••••••••••••••• ~: FRENCH CITY PORK ~:~ 5 '1 00 STARCROSS SAUER , FRENCH CITY USDA CHOI(:E BEEF WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE Del Monte Corn..............3 FRE~CH :ITY USDA CHOICE BEEF 1 Low Fat Milk ..................3 J:~~ 99~ Potatoes ........... ~..............4 lb. KRAUJ.~ .............. 3~~ 52 1(''1 00 PORK LOIN ROAST lb. '129 FAMILY PACK PORK · CHOPS lb. '129 • ~ • • -... •' ~· 1'ht· Daily . S.·ntin~l. Mutdll•port-Pmnrr Hy, 0 . 'li ..·~.d. l\ . :1<111 '~''"'':>.:: :': ;:;: ':':':·~:=:·:·:·:·:·:·::.;.·:· Social t I:t. 1!J7fi .,~~;.;;;~;;;;;;~-----------------------· ::~ Calendar ' TUESDAY A ME RI CAN !. EG l ON Auxiliary, l.ewis Ma nley Post 263, 2 p.m. Tuesday at !he hom e or Mrs. Ernes t Bowles, Middlepor t. DISA BLE D A.ME R !CAN Vete r a ns , Cha pt er 53, m ee ting, 7::10 p.m . Tuesday .a t DAV Home , Rullcrnut ,.Ave ., Pomeroy. _ • ·• WIN DING Trail Garden Club. 7:30 Tuesday nig ht at ; th e home of Mrs. Cora • , Beegle. Mrs. Mildred Deeth to have the e duc ati ona l di splay of books on birds . Mi ss Shi r ley Beeg le will pres en t s lides of h er Ha w aii an va ca ti o n . Th e arra n gement of the month will be dried on the theme " Ha ppy New Year 1976 " . HARRISONVILLE Order '()f Eastern Stars Tue sday at 8 ·p.m . Refreshments. E ASTERN Band Boosters Tuesday 7; 30 p .m . in ba nd room. Insuran ce m oney to be turned ln . RA,.ciNE Masonic Lodge 461 ·tuesday 7:30 p .m . All ma ster masqns inviteO.. THREE WAY wrestling mat ch meet at Meigs High &hool , 7 p.m . Tuesday with Nelsonville-York , Glouster · and Meigs taking part . Admission 50 cents a nd $1. XI GAMMA Mu Chapter , Beta Sigma Phi Sor ority , 7:30 p.m . Tuesday at Colwnbus and Sout hern Ohio E lectr ic Co. building with cultural program, " My Ha lf of the Apple " by Lynn Shuler and ·Sarah Be chtle ; Iris Payne, Donna Byer, hostesses. SYRACUSE PTA T uesda y, 7:30p .m . The Rev. William Midd leswarth will s how a film 11e has taken of s chool .events. WEDNESDAY • W HI TF. ROSF. LODGE , · ~ 1 :30 p .m . Wednesday at the Ame rica n Legion Ha ll in Middlepor t. POMEROY . MIDDL E PORT Lion s Cl ub, :Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn . :Lions urged to attend . . PO MEROY CHAPTE R 80, Roya l Arch Ma sons, s taled co nvocation, Wedn esday , 7::JO p.m. Pomeroy Masonic Temple follol\'ed by 8:30p.m . J neeting of Bosworth C~ uncil 46. RQYal and Select Masters . MIDDLEPORT Amateur Garde ners, 6:30I dinne r at the . Me ig s I nn. · Wednesday . Reservation to be telephoned to Rose Reynolds. Bicente nnia l program by Mr s. Chl oru s Gri m m . Mrs. Rey nolds and Mrs . E rrol! Conr oy hostesses. ROLi.ING HILLS Chapte r 838 of Pa rents W.i lhoul Partners m eetin g Wednes day , 8 'p.m . at the ho me of Kat hy Brown . Rt. t41, Centena ry. Group discussio~ on the book, ".T he Inti ma te E nemy." Wi dowe d , divo r ced or separated parents invit.ed to a ttend . For more infor mation ca ll 245-5880 or 446-2587 or write Box 312, Rio Grande, Ohio . RA C I N E GRANGE. Wed nesday 8 p .m . ·a t the ~ ran ge hall . Deg ree wor k will lJe d isplayed . PAST COUNCILOR'S Club, Che s te r Counc il 323 , Da ug hters of Am erica, Wed nesda y, 7:30p .m . a t the hall . lnzy Newell · and Ethel Orr , hostesses . TIJURSDAY MIDDLEPO R T C h il d Conserva tion League, 7:30 p.m . Thursday at the hom e of Mrs . Thebna Osborne . J a nis & hm oll to be the spea ke r . Members to answer r oll ca ll with a favori te patri otic stor y . GIR l. SCO UT Lea der s meeting , Thursday , 7 lo 8:30 p .m. a t t he P ome roy E lem enta r y School. Pla ns to be made for Interna tiona l Thinking ' Day in Februa ry, ·and for the cookie sale with tr oop cookie chairper sons to be present to confer with Mrs. Mary Dorst , county cha irperson . The t976 s pr ing tra inin g sessioo schedule to be r eviewed by Mrs . Pat Thom a, service unit dire<1o r , ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club , I:15 p .m . nmrstlay at the home of Mrs. Sus an Pullins. Mrs. Barbara Olfull will have the progra m and Mrs. !.ollie Leonard , the • contest . ' R EVIVAL now in progress at RuUand Church of God thro u g h Sunday. Servic es nightly a t 7:30 except on Sunday at 7 p .m . The Rev. llilly Porter Is the evangelist . Sunday &hool Is at 10 a .m . and worship service, II a .m . Ever yo ne welcome . SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 . Sun. 10 to 10 We Accept Fed eral Food Stamp.~ PHONE 992-3480 . Corner Mill and Second Sts. We r eserve the right to limit quantities. MIUDLEPORT, 0. SuperiOIS USDA Choice Beef BACON ENDS.~~N.·~ .... ~~~ 79e SUPERIORS WIENER 5.................. _.lb.-. 89 . e GRADE 'A' CHICKEN Bucket Steaks $}4~. Now Lower Priced! We Feature U. S. Grade A Chicken FAMILY PACK Cut Up Frying Chicken lb. 59~ FRYING CHICKEN 49e Chicken Breasts WHOLE FRYERS lb. 53~ lb. 69$ lb. lb. 99~ Legs and Thighs Fresh, Meaty Wings . lb. 59~ DURKEE'S HAMBURGER Dill Slices 16 oz. VALLEY BELL conAGE , PRESTONE Anti-Freeze • 1ar FOR SANDWICHES Armour's Treet AUSTIN'S 99e ·12 oz. can $399 gallon WINDSHIELD WASHER 99~ gallon LARGE SIZE ''GLAD'' DOG FOOD 6 •100 3t~ cans $100 l-Ib. crt. 59~ 69 Salisbury 15 oz. Turkey . BROUGHTON 'S 2% LOW FAT plastic gallon pinf crt. 49 ~ U.S. Grade '8' 3 '119 pak BONUS BUY I SCOT LAD ROOT BEER- EGGS ~ gal. jug OOL79e ARMOUR'S CHIFFON ·Liquid Detergent 49e 22 ounce bottle FOR SPARKLING DISHES! Joy Liquid i 39 oz. 2< oz. DASH 4 32 bot., 1.09 ' l .. pak • RC & Diet Rite 64 ounce Throw Away 79~ · Bottles • - ON SALE ALL WEEI< ~ . DIET RITE COLA 16 oz. PAK ONLY ' ·bots. UNCLASSIFIED WHITE ·5 9e. COLA 16 oz. PRODUCE BUYI . 79el POTATOES m AIIHI ~lb.boq mu TRIAL SIZE EA. Half and Half CoHee Cream Potato Chips bottle CHEESE BROUGHTON'S PRINGLE$ 22oz. 3 COURSE DINNERS ~:1ken ¢ MILK , JO-BO Sandwich Bags MORTON'S $119 • t. • / �I 6 T~tt· Dmly&•ntirwl. Mr<lttll' JIVI'I · I ,HII lt'l't~~ , () . TuL·sda~ , J ot /I r~ ~"""' Rose Garden Club meets in· Parkersburg r.eWG NillEs' Rv Alma Mamhalll l l'U!'I'J ·: Hs PI.III NS MASON - D<1\'id C;:unp , 14. a fn· s lumm a! WahmH;t lllgh School , has many good drPds to his e n'(ilt ;1 s hi.! has e~ i,ll•d severa l Mason rit izens who W('re eit\wr ill or injun•fl . On his paper rout t> in Met son. he alwa\ s finds 1illll' 1u \'isi l ~i~~Y and o~serve mh.1dlt• il g L' and s;nior dtizf ns. Upon VISiting thr homt• of Mr ss Evi(' Ue\'ing, he obsenl'd tlwr something was wrong and s wnmlmt'CIIh;·lp. Shl' reported!\• hiHI a stroke . Others lle assisted were Mi ss l .orcna WeisS and. Mrs. Isaac Smith. Both of these ~~~di es nad foiJen. injuring 1h~ lll · selves, severa l wee ks ugo. Just recent ly, David Camp ~tid Dale J..cwis wer(' rr turning from David 's broth er ·~ hom e around 9 p .m . when . p;:~ss i ng the homt- of Mrs. Bla nche fGranny ) 'Ilwker , they hem·d a fa int . cry. tie went next door and gut Mrs. Tuck('r 's: d<1 ugilt er ,· Mrs. June VanMat re , and it was ·tlwn they disC'overed the Jach hi!d fallen in her home. · He once delivered the pape1' to Mr . a nd Mrs. Em! Smith where he would take time to read 1o them the we~the r forecast . l.ast year Mr . Smith died . His mother. Mrs . William c~mp , said hl'r son ah\'i~>' S hml deep con cern fur the middle age and Senior Citizens ." lit:> is never in too big a hwTy'o stop ancl find out howthrv are. According to his newspape1· employer. David. has bren ;.. newspaper carrier in District Four go ing on se\•en \'('m·s, cmd has delivered papers the longest of cmyone in Distri c·i Four . A member of Mason Christtan Brethren Church, he is active in basketball , fool ball and baseball .:11 Wahama . He also looks alter his granrlm o!her, Mrs. Blanc·he Compson Jones , who resides on '111ird St. here . In addi tion to · his many d]Jties he always asks if the n:' .is anytl1ing silt' needs from the store. The lady who asked me to write allout D.:n·id had this to say: "Everyone likes him .·· What more can be said ? MASON - Several ladies of the Mason Citv Htstori cal Society met at the Virgil A. Lewis home Ti!esda)· to· discuss future meetings and programs. Readings were ~i v en by Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs . J. Marshall . Mrs. Tayl.or closed the devotiona ls with prayer. Mr~ . Smit h, prestdent , presided. · TI1e group diseussed mRny projec ts, an1nng them was the charter member plaque, post cards of the Virgil /\. L£'wis home, and the need of old show cases to hold the his tor ic ob· jects tha t the organization has acq uired. Mrs. Ear l Ingles, Sr. brought two old pi ctures donated by Mrs. Bltss Wtlson to the Mason City Hi storical Socictv. One was a picture of the sa lt fw· nace and 1he other old ·MHson Grade Sc~ool. Mrs. Blanche StonE' Weill donated a book of old 'J'h,· \(1!/'o t' {~ ;tJ'llt' tl ('!ub u£ 'f'llJl[IPI' S . PlaiJl}; hrld i! s DL'l't'lllbt.·r lllel•Hng al l!il' WihH<tr in ~wtl P:t rker s burg . Gret c; e. tlt•\·u 1i tms fur their ('hris hrw!l dinner wen.• gin·n by the prf'siclf'nl , Mrs. 0 . .J. Pennin gtflll . In wns <:lu1hl•S 111111 lu~ ~ Extension .service offering Polly's Pointers fitting classes .in March fp r The Meigs Cou nty Ex- dleport, on March 4, ·11, ' f tension Service is organ izing and 25. . · classes on fil ling to be held on Mrs . Norma Deyo, clothing four ronsecutive Thursdays specialist at Ohio State in March. University will be teaching Mrs. Marta Guilkey reports the classes. lh•t the classes wi ll be about Information on enrolling two hours in length and will for the fitting c lasses can be be held in the meeting room ~cw:e d by contactin g Miss of I he Cul wnbus and Southern . Gui lkey at the Extension Oh iu Eletlric Co ., Mid· office. Si.'l'III HI ul) t • . ( i:UIIl'S \\ l'l'l' pl11~eel pri zes <H\ill'(lcJ I ·~ nnd 1\tr s. <;len \ \l ' l'l' all Hy l'ull~· removtng rust ( 'rama SI4JUL Tlw :.f1 7.1' S IHHHIII Hi di ' hy !\Irs . Stuut . Mrs. Huber t \)(l rsl . lwst.css, plal't..!d fctvm·s a nd g ift s a l business sessi() rt it C<1d1 ttlacc . Mlt•r tlw lllt•ctin g . ' ~l gift t.•x t llangl' \\it S ht·ld . d ec adt~l to h<.'lp twt1 fiiJ ll ilies fur their Chri s.lmas The .JmHI<II'\' ll lec ling will project. A foud basket was be hl' ld al tlw' ilt Jt Jil' uf Mrs. pn•p:tred for one fmn ily Will . Dori s Koc ing . . 1hl' post cards , Cuptain Mel Brown 's hat, a picture , and three old IJnuks. 1\ rl;'plica of the Majestic Showboat and "Atta Bov·· built by Thomas J . Reynolds was given to 1he sQc1ety . · Our nag whi r·h has nown over the l'apitnl wa s sent to M a ~·or Fred Ta ylor for use at the Virgil A. I..ewis historic honw ;mel given to ~he societ y by Mayor Fred Taylor . 111e letter from Honorable John Slaek of House of Hepresenwtil'es, reads as follows : "11l is is to certify that the LtCcompanying fla g wa s flown m•er the U. S. Capit ol on Decem ber IH. 1975." The group en joyed a potluck lunch and afterwards plans were u1ade to meet on Thursday, J~n u a ry 22, at 10 a .111 . (YJ' . PLEASANT - Mrs. Vicki Keefer reported brie!!y on the N<:1t ional Extension Homemakers Confere nce which will be licld in Morgantown, W. Va. Aug ust 15-20 of this yea r. The theme is "The Herita ge Trail _. Pathway to th e Future." Any information regardin g the Homemakers Conferen('e will be sent to each club president. Mrs. Elmer Gruese r presided at Mason County Extension Homema kers Counci l meeting Tuesda y and welcomed !he :!5 clu b rcp1;esen tatives present. New Year's Reso lutions were given by the president. Mrs. Howard Garland, vice pr esiden t, used Scripture Cor. 4th chapter, 6th verse and n remlin ~ for the devotiona ls. Mrs. Dana Durst, the new secretary, recHl minutes of the last meeti ng. Mrs. Vicki Keeler, Extension Home Demons.t ration Agent: gave the lr e<:~sure r '.s report Uuring the a bse nce of Mrs . Crace Bro"11. Mrs: Keefer thctnk ed those that donated thei r time tc.:1chin g crafts at the workshop at Evergreen HiUs, Cot· ~Continu ed Last resort for lhl: on petgc 101 I'OI.I .Y' fl I'KUili .EM JJEAH POLLY - Is there any w~1y I can re nmve rust s ta in s from my kit c hen linol eum .floor'' We needed mw·c space so we removed a l!lCia l eabincl i.llld u n· de n1ca lh it \vc r e rust stainl-l made from water . I havti tri ed everything I can think of and nothing budges the rust. - ELSIE . OF:AII ELS IE- Your hes l l>l·t would be to buy a <·tnn· · men·ial rust sta in remover. If thl· £lour is ~J id omd the fini sh worn , th t• stains ma)• haw Jlcnctr~tl l' d, su they wo uld ht• imposs ibl e to n~mo ve. As a htst resort squPcze somt• lt.•mon juke on tht> stain. t•nvcr with salt and rub briskly. Tht•n• is ;1 failtt l'hi1llt'l' that might help. - POI.I.Y. DEAH POI.L V - My Pel Perve is with the way ol der wumen i:lre ignurcd by the newspapers and magazines. Look <1t th eir suggestiuns for beauty hinl, , You will fin d cosmetics and hair stvles for blondes, brunettes <J.nd rcll heads bul I he old gr"y haired gals are ignored . We C~ rc s till ~d i ve ond in terested and , we hope, interes ting . . . ,. . HELEN. DEAR PO LL Y - I Jwve a hint for the Jm\y wh o ·t:oulcl nut remove dry blood s l<:Jins. ~ f the s iCJin lrets nut been set by permanen tly something she nwy have tr ied pre viou-sly, ordina r y peroxid e should remove it. She may have to soak the stai n seve ral limes. Fresh per i1x ide should "bc;il " the b'i<uxl to the s urhH:e a nd then the TV set. Have fa lllily it is easily removed with a members ·drop .in a ny loose damp cloth. 1Polly's note change they can spare . The Test first to see effect of money will help to pay for peroxide on co lor and fabric .) . that nex t service ca ll. _ Empty thread spools arc MRS. R.S.L. SAVE AS ull';tl !ur ust· iP ll lt t<.THilll' You will ret·eivc a dollar if MUCH AS work. They cttn be matched Polly use s your favorite as to size and then var nis hed homemaking idea, Pet or painted the desired eolur . Pct•vc, Polly's Problem ot If one does not wish to use solution to a problem. Write them full size cu t in half . Tu Polly in care of this news· You ... Thorn MeAn Store easi ly pl1int th e spools, space pa per. Middlepol'"t, Ohio on a stri ng <-t nll spr<.~y paint with out ge lt lng messy fing ers. - MAHY F. DF.tl R POLl. V - When cracking nuts fur .baking <)r COMPLETE oll1er uses, try this . Make a hole in a thick sponge the size INSURANCE SERVICE of the type of nut bein g ITtwkl'd . Plan : 'It t• ~ p ~~ I , !J.l' on a hard surface , pu l a nul in the hole, crack with a heavy -hammer and yo u wi ll find the eracking eas ier and no pieces of shell fl ying around . MRS. J . 1.. DEAl! POLLY - Use club soda to wipe yuur stain less POMEROY s teel.counter ra nge a nd ho~Jd lop. It dries to a gleam with "QUALITY •nd no s.treo ks or spots. SERVICE" To sav e a s tra in on th<.' budge t when the TV goes out and ~l repairmcm is needed pl>~ce a small bank on ·top of JANUARY STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE Reuter•Brupn Insurance SALAD At YOU GET .THEM! ALLREDUCED CHAIRS FROM TO % ' A SUITE SELLING FOR $599.95 REDUCED 20% Bassett, Kincaid, Tell City, Oklahoma, Brooks Solid Cedar. ALL LIVING ROOM END TABLES &COFFEE TABL-ES . ROOM SUITES •100° REDUCED tttO\)ctO 20% 20 % 6._C_H_A_I_RS;;.,;;&..;C;,;,;H;;.;IN-A~--~ ...__" ___ TA_B_L,_E... STORE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. and Sat. 8:30-5:00 Thurs. Til Noon Friday Til 8 PM BIG SPECIAL ON ALL Discounted spee ia Is GRAPEFRUITS ' .......... """. ... -. "' " LARGE HEAD BOX PRIDE • SALTINE CRACKERS •" -~ "~-. -,"" FRESH HEAD LETTUCE LB. BOX EA. 89~ QT. JAR GOLDEN ISLE BR-OUGHTON'S LOW FAT . ... .. GAL _._ 3 $1 TISSUES------ I FACIAL . '~:,"' ·nr.u .. u uu.r u·n •• ,~ DAIRY LANE '12 ICE CREAM Individually Wrapped Singles AMERICAN CHEESE"¥h ,,.. ~~-~--~-89~ 59~ LB CTN REGULAR OR DIET GOLDEN ISLE .. ,...,.~-.... 4I 49~ 8 oz. CAN . BUTTERMILK BISCUITS ... --- · $}49 MILK ...CHOCOLATE ........... , .......... .COllAGE CHEESE NORTHERN BAKED BY BETSY ROSS 16 r.;:-. - .- . ...00: I· . . . . -:,""7'"' - BEm CROCKER ff -, IIi~.• ' ·c:; GATEWAY BREAD.,.,.,.. . . . . . . . .---~-~Av~-~ . -- 3/89~~ ..-..uu~.-. GAL FROZEN GOLDEN ISLE 12 OZ. CAN J: Throughout Our Store! . ~ G.W ·~- : SUGAR ~· · ,1· : . I' · I· · ''I. . . l~: ~, ., 89~ . • . . . , . ~. DILL .PICKLES ~~~. 32 oz. jar : ·' .,:, : · .~-:-..:;;.v . %)4... ·: I BABY FOOD NO. lOS ·~: · '. . ~:· HEINZ STRAINED 10 JARS 99~ With Coupon Twin Cities Gateway ' "'! ~: . :': ; 1 . -~ t . ·!· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' J ~~ · ~r, l~A!¥.4 ~~.-:. :. .i.I'.· i~:l· : : •• • . ~x~i~e~:. 1 :1~-~6 • . . • . ~:~ . .b ·I ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . . . ' ' ,, - - - - --::o l!!iJ"!!i'W' w ;:;:; u ....,..,....~ 'f ~I' NO . 205 !' . ryr-'-:.~ .#)!¥.-. . .~ · :ti • •I" :F HEINZ KOSHER . . .I With Coupon· : ' . 'I' <~ Twin Cities Gateway Expires: 1-17-76 . .: ) 49~ . ... ........ . . .) c- ,........~. · · ··~············· Jl .:p @§&..:;&!; G .._ 4 --::;-,.. ~ i~ ~!: With Coupon • ·~' and SIO.OO purchase : ·~ • . . • • • . . ~: Twin Cities Gateway Expires: 1-17·76 .-;,t · • ~:: NO. lOS 22•12 oi:. Box ~[, Twin Cities Gateway Ex ir : 1-17-76 r J ....:.:.:,'":"" :- , •;i. S-Ib. Bag ..._:-- {: (~ . BROWNIE MIX ~~ J.r • • • • • ,,. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .r :;®¢ , • - cas: ~.::-- --:-~, -· ?:.»5?.4) , · I 11· ' .... ' 1, ~ 00: · 2/89~ . ~~· Twin Cities Gateway Expires: I· 17-76 ,r. -:- -:- : :- C. QljP[)N ~t • · With Cream Sauce , . : With Macaroni Newberg . . ..:........ . . . ... ~ ~- : • ~"'"' . . ·.' . . ·. · 'I MQRTON'S IODIZED SALT FREE 26 oz. Bo x ~. I 1:: 1· ""B'C . . ' . t .-c ._ .. . ... . ~. ~..,....~~ ~~ ~ ~ - - ,_; .~"'-,>c; <,.. .,.: ..... • ~::.... PIUSBURY With Gat~eway · .f · .i' ' '(. ' 1: Coupon~ ' ..... I Twin Cities Expires l -17-76 ' ' ' ' ' ' ·. . ' ' . ' .. . . . . ~ ..: ' 'I ·'' I~:; .(. 79~ 5-lb. Bag ·i: . ......... COUPON FLOUR -j 11 •. : , ' • ' , , , , , • , , , , , , , ~I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ~~ ,.:h:- f~ ~-~ With Coupon and '/ 510. 00 Purchase Twin Cities Gatewa y Expires : 1-17 -76 · oz, ORANGE JUICE_ .. -·. .__ . . . . . . .____ _.,., ___ r: r oz. 11 . . ..~ r IN STOCK POTATOES FLORIDA ORANGES, WHITE OR PINK 99 10 LB. $1 I .. ~~: WithTN~!t~&~~~!~~ce Ji~ ....... 10 LB. BAG FAMILY SIZE KIDNEY BEANS.... . r~ / ·• '•· · · ·LOVE SEATS oz. JOAN OF ARC MIRACLE WHIP-. .... - U. S. NO. 1 IDAHO TIDE GOlDEN ISLE 7'14 oz. MA~ARONI & BOX Jl CHEESE D.INNER••• !t ' '· 32 LB•. PRODUCE ~USTARilu---~.~. . . . ~,39~ 1· : Example: A Suite Sdlling for '499.95 00 .._ _v..,.:_u_g_e_t_a_st-ra_l-gh_t_·_l_ _.o_o_d_,._c_o_un_t_._ LB. CALLIE HAMS NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE. ALL LIVING DINING ROOM SUITES ·..""ct~ 0 · C\..~ Bedroom Suites BERKLINE, PONTIAC, MODERN, TELL CITY. MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS. BASSETT t.t'O" ALL OFF EXAMPLE: A 7 PC. DINETTE SELLING FOR '149.95. YOU SAVE '30.00. YOURS FOR ONLY '119.95 EVANS SMOKED PICNIC STEW BEEF LB. QUEEN ...·. .-. BONELESS LB. • Mason Furniture OFF U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BONELESS CHUCK BONELESS ENGLISH BONELESS ROLLED POT ROAST STEAK heritage house Discounts··· You Expect Them In Our January Sale! % CHUCK 50% • DI'NETTE SETS FROM .TWIN CITIES GATEWAY QUANTITIES RIGHTS RESERVm .( i J1 . ·"' ~ ., , r_ If~~~~ " "··· ' 2/79c- . ~· ·'*' ' ·· · ··""·I 1~.I .: P~L~B~~~~~~~~ · · . . il NO. 59~ $.~ Box With Coupon : · J tll· •. .2 lb. 86 :':J· ' ;: . .I Expires : 1-17-76 , . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . ~- . .. . .- . . . . . . . -=-=-~~ ... .. 1 ·. . I . .. 1-'!r'"- ___ ~ .• . ....... --- ... ......... __ ..·-· . . .. . COUPON !U!¥.4.-. ' I KEEBLER FUDGE STRIPE : ·1 COOKIES ·:: . ·J ~ 1-lb. . 79 ·:t Pkg . With Coupon ' · P >I· Twin Cities Gateway .., Expires : 1· li-76 .1, .I ~2~~~~1 ' �I 6 T~tt· Dmly&•ntirwl. Mr<lttll' JIVI'I · I ,HII lt'l't~~ , () . TuL·sda~ , J ot /I r~ ~"""' Rose Garden Club meets in· Parkersburg r.eWG NillEs' Rv Alma Mamhalll l l'U!'I'J ·: Hs PI.III NS MASON - D<1\'id C;:unp , 14. a fn· s lumm a! WahmH;t lllgh School , has many good drPds to his e n'(ilt ;1 s hi.! has e~ i,ll•d severa l Mason rit izens who W('re eit\wr ill or injun•fl . On his paper rout t> in Met son. he alwa\ s finds 1illll' 1u \'isi l ~i~~Y and o~serve mh.1dlt• il g L' and s;nior dtizf ns. Upon VISiting thr homt• of Mr ss Evi(' Ue\'ing, he obsenl'd tlwr something was wrong and s wnmlmt'CIIh;·lp. Shl' reported!\• hiHI a stroke . Others lle assisted were Mi ss l .orcna WeisS and. Mrs. Isaac Smith. Both of these ~~~di es nad foiJen. injuring 1h~ lll · selves, severa l wee ks ugo. Just recent ly, David Camp ~tid Dale J..cwis wer(' rr turning from David 's broth er ·~ hom e around 9 p .m . when . p;:~ss i ng the homt- of Mrs. Bla nche fGranny ) 'Ilwker , they hem·d a fa int . cry. tie went next door and gut Mrs. Tuck('r 's: d<1 ugilt er ,· Mrs. June VanMat re , and it was ·tlwn they disC'overed the Jach hi!d fallen in her home. · He once delivered the pape1' to Mr . a nd Mrs. Em! Smith where he would take time to read 1o them the we~the r forecast . l.ast year Mr . Smith died . His mother. Mrs . William c~mp , said hl'r son ah\'i~>' S hml deep con cern fur the middle age and Senior Citizens ." lit:> is never in too big a hwTy'o stop ancl find out howthrv are. According to his newspape1· employer. David. has bren ;.. newspaper carrier in District Four go ing on se\•en \'('m·s, cmd has delivered papers the longest of cmyone in Distri c·i Four . A member of Mason Christtan Brethren Church, he is active in basketball , fool ball and baseball .:11 Wahama . He also looks alter his granrlm o!her, Mrs. Blanc·he Compson Jones , who resides on '111ird St. here . In addi tion to · his many d]Jties he always asks if the n:' .is anytl1ing silt' needs from the store. The lady who asked me to write allout D.:n·id had this to say: "Everyone likes him .·· What more can be said ? MASON - Several ladies of the Mason Citv Htstori cal Society met at the Virgil A. Lewis home Ti!esda)· to· discuss future meetings and programs. Readings were ~i v en by Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs . J. Marshall . Mrs. Tayl.or closed the devotiona ls with prayer. Mr~ . Smit h, prestdent , presided. · TI1e group diseussed mRny projec ts, an1nng them was the charter member plaque, post cards of the Virgil /\. L£'wis home, and the need of old show cases to hold the his tor ic ob· jects tha t the organization has acq uired. Mrs. Ear l Ingles, Sr. brought two old pi ctures donated by Mrs. Bltss Wtlson to the Mason City Hi storical Socictv. One was a picture of the sa lt fw· nace and 1he other old ·MHson Grade Sc~ool. Mrs. Blanche StonE' Weill donated a book of old 'J'h,· \(1!/'o t' {~ ;tJ'llt' tl ('!ub u£ 'f'llJl[IPI' S . PlaiJl}; hrld i! s DL'l't'lllbt.·r lllel•Hng al l!il' WihH<tr in ~wtl P:t rker s burg . Gret c; e. tlt•\·u 1i tms fur their ('hris hrw!l dinner wen.• gin·n by the prf'siclf'nl , Mrs. 0 . .J. Pennin gtflll . In wns <:lu1hl•S 111111 lu~ ~ Extension .service offering Polly's Pointers fitting classes .in March fp r The Meigs Cou nty Ex- dleport, on March 4, ·11, ' f tension Service is organ izing and 25. . · classes on fil ling to be held on Mrs . Norma Deyo, clothing four ronsecutive Thursdays specialist at Ohio State in March. University will be teaching Mrs. Marta Guilkey reports the classes. lh•t the classes wi ll be about Information on enrolling two hours in length and will for the fitting c lasses can be be held in the meeting room ~cw:e d by contactin g Miss of I he Cul wnbus and Southern . Gui lkey at the Extension Oh iu Eletlric Co ., Mid· office. Si.'l'III HI ul) t • . ( i:UIIl'S \\ l'l'l' pl11~eel pri zes <H\ill'(lcJ I ·~ nnd 1\tr s. <;len \ \l ' l'l' all Hy l'ull~· removtng rust ( 'rama SI4JUL Tlw :.f1 7.1' S IHHHIII Hi di ' hy !\Irs . Stuut . Mrs. Huber t \)(l rsl . lwst.css, plal't..!d fctvm·s a nd g ift s a l business sessi() rt it C<1d1 ttlacc . Mlt•r tlw lllt•ctin g . ' ~l gift t.•x t llangl' \\it S ht·ld . d ec adt~l to h<.'lp twt1 fiiJ ll ilies fur their Chri s.lmas The .JmHI<II'\' ll lec ling will project. A foud basket was be hl' ld al tlw' ilt Jt Jil' uf Mrs. pn•p:tred for one fmn ily Will . Dori s Koc ing . . 1hl' post cards , Cuptain Mel Brown 's hat, a picture , and three old IJnuks. 1\ rl;'plica of the Majestic Showboat and "Atta Bov·· built by Thomas J . Reynolds was given to 1he sQc1ety . · Our nag whi r·h has nown over the l'apitnl wa s sent to M a ~·or Fred Ta ylor for use at the Virgil A. I..ewis historic honw ;mel given to ~he societ y by Mayor Fred Taylor . 111e letter from Honorable John Slaek of House of Hepresenwtil'es, reads as follows : "11l is is to certify that the LtCcompanying fla g wa s flown m•er the U. S. Capit ol on Decem ber IH. 1975." The group en joyed a potluck lunch and afterwards plans were u1ade to meet on Thursday, J~n u a ry 22, at 10 a .111 . (YJ' . PLEASANT - Mrs. Vicki Keefer reported brie!!y on the N<:1t ional Extension Homemakers Confere nce which will be licld in Morgantown, W. Va. Aug ust 15-20 of this yea r. The theme is "The Herita ge Trail _. Pathway to th e Future." Any information regardin g the Homemakers Conferen('e will be sent to each club president. Mrs. Elmer Gruese r presided at Mason County Extension Homema kers Counci l meeting Tuesda y and welcomed !he :!5 clu b rcp1;esen tatives present. New Year's Reso lutions were given by the president. Mrs. Howard Garland, vice pr esiden t, used Scripture Cor. 4th chapter, 6th verse and n remlin ~ for the devotiona ls. Mrs. Dana Durst, the new secretary, recHl minutes of the last meeti ng. Mrs. Vicki Keeler, Extension Home Demons.t ration Agent: gave the lr e<:~sure r '.s report Uuring the a bse nce of Mrs . Crace Bro"11. Mrs: Keefer thctnk ed those that donated thei r time tc.:1chin g crafts at the workshop at Evergreen HiUs, Cot· ~Continu ed Last resort for lhl: on petgc 101 I'OI.I .Y' fl I'KUili .EM JJEAH POLLY - Is there any w~1y I can re nmve rust s ta in s from my kit c hen linol eum .floor'' We needed mw·c space so we removed a l!lCia l eabincl i.llld u n· de n1ca lh it \vc r e rust stainl-l made from water . I havti tri ed everything I can think of and nothing budges the rust. - ELSIE . OF:AII ELS IE- Your hes l l>l·t would be to buy a <·tnn· · men·ial rust sta in remover. If thl· £lour is ~J id omd the fini sh worn , th t• stains ma)• haw Jlcnctr~tl l' d, su they wo uld ht• imposs ibl e to n~mo ve. As a htst resort squPcze somt• lt.•mon juke on tht> stain. t•nvcr with salt and rub briskly. Tht•n• is ;1 failtt l'hi1llt'l' that might help. - POI.I.Y. DEAH POI.L V - My Pel Perve is with the way ol der wumen i:lre ignurcd by the newspapers and magazines. Look <1t th eir suggestiuns for beauty hinl, , You will fin d cosmetics and hair stvles for blondes, brunettes <J.nd rcll heads bul I he old gr"y haired gals are ignored . We C~ rc s till ~d i ve ond in terested and , we hope, interes ting . . . ,. . HELEN. DEAR PO LL Y - I Jwve a hint for the Jm\y wh o ·t:oulcl nut remove dry blood s l<:Jins. ~ f the s iCJin lrets nut been set by permanen tly something she nwy have tr ied pre viou-sly, ordina r y peroxid e should remove it. She may have to soak the stai n seve ral limes. Fresh per i1x ide should "bc;il " the b'i<uxl to the s urhH:e a nd then the TV set. Have fa lllily it is easily removed with a members ·drop .in a ny loose damp cloth. 1Polly's note change they can spare . The Test first to see effect of money will help to pay for peroxide on co lor and fabric .) . that nex t service ca ll. _ Empty thread spools arc MRS. R.S.L. SAVE AS ull';tl !ur ust· iP ll lt t<.THilll' You will ret·eivc a dollar if MUCH AS work. They cttn be matched Polly use s your favorite as to size and then var nis hed homemaking idea, Pet or painted the desired eolur . Pct•vc, Polly's Problem ot If one does not wish to use solution to a problem. Write them full size cu t in half . Tu Polly in care of this news· You ... Thorn MeAn Store easi ly pl1int th e spools, space pa per. Middlepol'"t, Ohio on a stri ng <-t nll spr<.~y paint with out ge lt lng messy fing ers. - MAHY F. DF.tl R POLl. V - When cracking nuts fur .baking <)r COMPLETE oll1er uses, try this . Make a hole in a thick sponge the size INSURANCE SERVICE of the type of nut bein g ITtwkl'd . Plan : 'It t• ~ p ~~ I , !J.l' on a hard surface , pu l a nul in the hole, crack with a heavy -hammer and yo u wi ll find the eracking eas ier and no pieces of shell fl ying around . MRS. J . 1.. DEAl! POLLY - Use club soda to wipe yuur stain less POMEROY s teel.counter ra nge a nd ho~Jd lop. It dries to a gleam with "QUALITY •nd no s.treo ks or spots. SERVICE" To sav e a s tra in on th<.' budge t when the TV goes out and ~l repairmcm is needed pl>~ce a small bank on ·top of JANUARY STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE Reuter•Brupn Insurance SALAD At YOU GET .THEM! ALLREDUCED CHAIRS FROM TO % ' A SUITE SELLING FOR $599.95 REDUCED 20% Bassett, Kincaid, Tell City, Oklahoma, Brooks Solid Cedar. ALL LIVING ROOM END TABLES &COFFEE TABL-ES . ROOM SUITES •100° REDUCED tttO\)ctO 20% 20 % 6._C_H_A_I_RS;;.,;;&..;C;,;,;H;;.;IN-A~--~ ...__" ___ TA_B_L,_E... STORE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. and Sat. 8:30-5:00 Thurs. Til Noon Friday Til 8 PM BIG SPECIAL ON ALL Discounted spee ia Is GRAPEFRUITS ' .......... """. ... -. "' " LARGE HEAD BOX PRIDE • SALTINE CRACKERS •" -~ "~-. -,"" FRESH HEAD LETTUCE LB. BOX EA. 89~ QT. JAR GOLDEN ISLE BR-OUGHTON'S LOW FAT . ... .. GAL _._ 3 $1 TISSUES------ I FACIAL . '~:,"' ·nr.u .. u uu.r u·n •• ,~ DAIRY LANE '12 ICE CREAM Individually Wrapped Singles AMERICAN CHEESE"¥h ,,.. ~~-~--~-89~ 59~ LB CTN REGULAR OR DIET GOLDEN ISLE .. ,...,.~-.... 4I 49~ 8 oz. CAN . BUTTERMILK BISCUITS ... --- · $}49 MILK ...CHOCOLATE ........... , .......... .COllAGE CHEESE NORTHERN BAKED BY BETSY ROSS 16 r.;:-. - .- . ...00: I· . . . . -:,""7'"' - BEm CROCKER ff -, IIi~.• ' ·c:; GATEWAY BREAD.,.,.,.. . . . . . . . .---~-~Av~-~ . -- 3/89~~ ..-..uu~.-. GAL FROZEN GOLDEN ISLE 12 OZ. CAN J: Throughout Our Store! . ~ G.W ·~- : SUGAR ~· · ,1· : . I' · I· · ''I. . . l~: ~, ., 89~ . • . . . , . ~. DILL .PICKLES ~~~. 32 oz. jar : ·' .,:, : · .~-:-..:;;.v . %)4... ·: I BABY FOOD NO. lOS ·~: · '. . ~:· HEINZ STRAINED 10 JARS 99~ With Coupon Twin Cities Gateway ' "'! ~: . :': ; 1 . -~ t . ·!· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' J ~~ · ~r, l~A!¥.4 ~~.-:. :. .i.I'.· i~:l· : : •• • . ~x~i~e~:. 1 :1~-~6 • . . • . ~:~ . .b ·I ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . . . ' ' ,, - - - - --::o l!!iJ"!!i'W' w ;:;:; u ....,..,....~ 'f ~I' NO . 205 !' . ryr-'-:.~ .#)!¥.-. . .~ · :ti • •I" :F HEINZ KOSHER . . .I With Coupon· : ' . 'I' <~ Twin Cities Gateway Expires: 1-17-76 . .: ) 49~ . ... ........ . . .) c- ,........~. · · ··~············· Jl .:p @§&..:;&!; G .._ 4 --::;-,.. ~ i~ ~!: With Coupon • ·~' and SIO.OO purchase : ·~ • . . • • • . . ~: Twin Cities Gateway Expires: 1-17·76 .-;,t · • ~:: NO. lOS 22•12 oi:. Box ~[, Twin Cities Gateway Ex ir : 1-17-76 r J ....:.:.:,'":"" :- , •;i. S-Ib. Bag ..._:-- {: (~ . BROWNIE MIX ~~ J.r • • • • • ,,. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .r :;®¢ , • - cas: ~.::-- --:-~, -· ?:.»5?.4) , · I 11· ' .... ' 1, ~ 00: · 2/89~ . ~~· Twin Cities Gateway Expires: I· 17-76 ,r. -:- -:- : :- C. QljP[)N ~t • · With Cream Sauce , . : With Macaroni Newberg . . ..:........ . . . ... ~ ~- : • ~"'"' . . ·.' . . ·. · 'I MQRTON'S IODIZED SALT FREE 26 oz. Bo x ~. I 1:: 1· ""B'C . . ' . t .-c ._ .. . ... . ~. ~..,....~~ ~~ ~ ~ - - ,_; .~"'-,>c; <,.. .,.: ..... • ~::.... PIUSBURY With Gat~eway · .f · .i' ' '(. ' 1: Coupon~ ' ..... I Twin Cities Expires l -17-76 ' ' ' ' ' ' ·. . ' ' . ' .. . . . . ~ ..: ' 'I ·'' I~:; .(. 79~ 5-lb. Bag ·i: . ......... COUPON FLOUR -j 11 •. : , ' • ' , , , , , • , , , , , , , ~I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ~~ ,.:h:- f~ ~-~ With Coupon and '/ 510. 00 Purchase Twin Cities Gatewa y Expires : 1-17 -76 · oz, ORANGE JUICE_ .. -·. .__ . . . . . . .____ _.,., ___ r: r oz. 11 . . ..~ r IN STOCK POTATOES FLORIDA ORANGES, WHITE OR PINK 99 10 LB. $1 I .. ~~: WithTN~!t~&~~~!~~ce Ji~ ....... 10 LB. BAG FAMILY SIZE KIDNEY BEANS.... . r~ / ·• '•· · · ·LOVE SEATS oz. JOAN OF ARC MIRACLE WHIP-. .... - U. S. NO. 1 IDAHO TIDE GOlDEN ISLE 7'14 oz. MA~ARONI & BOX Jl CHEESE D.INNER••• !t ' '· 32 LB•. PRODUCE ~USTARilu---~.~. . . . ~,39~ 1· : Example: A Suite Sdlling for '499.95 00 .._ _v..,.:_u_g_e_t_a_st-ra_l-gh_t_·_l_ _.o_o_d_,._c_o_un_t_._ LB. CALLIE HAMS NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE. ALL LIVING DINING ROOM SUITES ·..""ct~ 0 · C\..~ Bedroom Suites BERKLINE, PONTIAC, MODERN, TELL CITY. MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS. BASSETT t.t'O" ALL OFF EXAMPLE: A 7 PC. DINETTE SELLING FOR '149.95. YOU SAVE '30.00. YOURS FOR ONLY '119.95 EVANS SMOKED PICNIC STEW BEEF LB. QUEEN ...·. .-. BONELESS LB. • Mason Furniture OFF U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BONELESS CHUCK BONELESS ENGLISH BONELESS ROLLED POT ROAST STEAK heritage house Discounts··· You Expect Them In Our January Sale! % CHUCK 50% • DI'NETTE SETS FROM .TWIN CITIES GATEWAY QUANTITIES RIGHTS RESERVm .( i J1 . ·"' ~ ., , r_ If~~~~ " "··· ' 2/79c- . ~· ·'*' ' ·· · ··""·I 1~.I .: P~L~B~~~~~~~~ · · . . il NO. 59~ $.~ Box With Coupon : · J tll· •. .2 lb. 86 :':J· ' ;: . .I Expires : 1-17-76 , . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . ~- . .. . .- . . . . . . . -=-=-~~ ... .. 1 ·. . I . .. 1-'!r'"- ___ ~ .• . ....... --- ... ......... __ ..·-· . . .. . COUPON !U!¥.4.-. ' I KEEBLER FUDGE STRIPE : ·1 COOKIES ·:: . ·J ~ 1-lb. . 79 ·:t Pkg . With Coupon ' · P >I· Twin Cities Gateway .., Expires : 1· li-76 .1, .I ~2~~~~1 ' �8 - Tiw 0~ ily St>nlnw 1, Mid•Ut•I)Jrl·l\nnrruy , 0 ., 'j ucsd<ty .• Jau . 1_:1. I!J71i " ~~~~~;u..t4c···Lid-J~ For Fast Results Use The Sent.i nel Classified~i ont lttler to e~tch !~quart', lo furm four ord iRl>ry • o rd •. '\ I .$ {: · rr . I l ~ [] .., [J I I n RA IVSUL ' V )I ~0 'r : 11!...... A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living •••••• . OWN AD! IrS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU CASH WITH ORDER Each in ilia I and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count nanie and address, if used, and your phone number. Including prices fo~ items of· fered in your want ad w i II increase response. 1. tS Per Cent Dtscount on paid I NAME ADDRESS • BEN * ' FRANKLIN HeIP wan ' ted !"!~~~~~~~~~~~""[ RETIRED o r semi ret1red lady to lt ve 1n Free room and board and small waoes for l igh t dlJ t 1es fiee at 308 Page St .. Middleport. O h 10 1 111fc 1.25 1 ' ' TO ntE DAILY SENTINEL lll lotal Ex p endtlures 798 .04 M isce ll aneous Tolal EKpendilures 1,897 .42 Mamtenance I '• !6'~ Grand Total E )l p Road I J 6' r: and Brtdge Fund 2, 195 46 Ba l ., Dec 3L 1975 7'1 29 A I TR ES S want ed t or 12 Total E11. p Plus Bal midniqtlt 111 8 am stli tt Dec 31. 19 75 2,267 75 Ap p ly m p er son at C row's' Cemetery Fund Steak Hou se . A lso, tilking Rec:etpfs app li catio n s for Qril l cook's Sal e Of Lo t s 100 00 12 31 lfc lolal Receipts 200 .00 . - - ·----~~E ~ependttures 160 00 Sa l anes Total E x.p enditur es 160.00 40 .00 Bat .• Dec 31.1975 To1a l E xp Plus Ba l ARPENTER work , ceil ings Dec 31. 1975 :wo 00 flooring s and panel i ng ' Federal Revenue Phone 99 2 2759 Sl1aring Fund 1 1 7 IOtc 1.228 00 Bal . Ja h 1. 19 75 r Rece•pf!> Gran IS I cdera l 2.589 00 1$ rOf' Total R ecetp t s 1.589 00 • Tolal Begmn 1ng Oa l a n ce EE [) a gtanl room addition , Plus Recei p ts 3,817 00 or offi ce . showroo m . etc ') E~ependrtur es V.•c have a t9 7'i Mob.rte unit , 1·1 x 70 !ot al elcc J tully Matnt . and Operatton Equ 1prn en t 3, 81 7'00 car peled l () if iccs in ce n ter 1 Tota l E xpe ndtlur es 3. 817 00 bath on cuc h end . Pri c ed Tolal E~tp . Plus Bal low ' 0 sen C,r1n he seen il l J. BI I 00 © V ing sb ur v Hom< '•1 . 11 oo D•c 3 1, 191 c c • · .... E M <'li' n • 1 1'• 1 tn • 'm~ . Township Debt~ Notes " in . or e M I •N 'J {11 ' Pur po se for Whtch I y , Note D ebt Was Creat ed Re d e emed n ur i ng Ye ar 197 S No 1 M otor yrader 4.3 1j 00 Oulstanding Jan 1, R a t e o f tn t 6Pcl, 10 x ) 0 PEERLE' ,' Mohile Hom e. ~ e w gas turn,l tC 19 75 1.885 00 Dute Ol I t(1al M <i l ,f 76 buill in oven and rang e . Redeemed DurtnQ Ye ar prtc e r e duced lor qu i rt. sa le Oulslandinct t975 1,885 00 Tota l Can be seen al I ing sbury Jan I. 1975 R.1tco ttn t 6. 198 02 6 Pet To •al H.o'nw <.,a l es . t 11 E "''rl1n ~ · ' , Red eeme d Durtng Da l eo ! I ina! Ha l " 75 Pom eroy. Oh i(l or Crl ll Y9 'J year I Y7 5 6, 198 02 No 1 Moto r qra der 701.1t ( Ont')lclnd tf'l ' t •.n I I 3 I : (J:,I'i I I I ! 1, l•r I '} l ~ I 'I .Jr r " '' obile Hom MAIL WITH COU~T ST. " POMEROY, OHIO 45769 • P ic kup l n h Cilvy duty Colli '< '·7 <;I'C ')H I U I I 1 '• ' c t•l oi) H I I I ( lnwncr · f'I.C'n'h ~ I d r l ,l '<tbr <t !!Ill Ciln be se en •l' 17 1 I ve M1ddlcpor• t 11 6•c 1'1 /t C HE VELL.E Mill1 bu pow er SleC' rin(t ol nd l) rnke s clU 1 01tl.l'iC V 6 rx c c tl c n • con dt ' •On Cn tt •:•17 7\1 0Pt1 111 il es ' 6 1! I For Rent ~fl'l8 ',i"jl'io'ii'ii'll'ii'lj'tij'ij"ii'll"lo'li'i1°ii'lo'ii'--.. Sa , Je 10 1.1 P~10ne f/~7? Celli 992 .1 I f c d ou bl e W o{I C fur !lt Sh f'CI u ' tl t•t C!> Pil l d Nt: ~l r Po m r r o y f1r1' 1' y to c ,l• ton no t'hddn•n u r tH' "'- r1w n e l 97 .t H O NQ/, 7~0. 1 ord 2000 1ractor P•., dtllcrcnlial lock, tr on l end we 1qhts and ot her (')ll r ;,., Phone YY'l 16 '>H I ~ l ?l c closets with storage shelves . Dry b asement , garage and 1 acre . Onl y Ptlonc 99 '1 t 5 I 'Ji c L IM E~TO N E Ptlone Jr after S p ,m I I I i• p and gravel Darst a t 742 'JB~O 1 7 1/lp (I N !:., F R E E RENT AT VILLAGE MANOR IN MID DLtPORT 1 We ar c so su re that you will love our a p arlme n iS that we give yo u two weeks RENT rREE . J u st pay your security d epostl and s t ay St)l m o1 1lh s and the firs t 2 weeks Is tre e . Y o u will e ni oy monthly teases . att etectr 1c l i v mg , carpetmg , , range and r e lr Jgerator . fr ee trash p1 c kup , ca ble TV (o ptional) and la u ndry l ac ilili es Convenieht to shopp 1ng on Third a nd Mil t i n Mid dlepor t VIL L AG E M ANO R 1s" yours l or o n e bed ro om a partm en l s s t arttng at St04 monlhly plu s e l ec we pay for eve ryth 1ng els e See th e Ma na ge r at R 1vers i d e Ap itrtm ent s or c al l 992 3273 Ttl ts o ffe r w ilt end soon , so move in now and save $5$5 10 23 lfc HO USE tn ~ yracuse , 5 rm s and bath Phon e 992 2!r30 al! e r S p m 1 8 61( FURNISHED apartment adult s only in Middleport Phone 99? 387 ·1 3 25 tr c A I R CO w eldin g mac-hine , new e t ec all a ccesso r i es in e luded Ph o n e 991. 3410 . 10 '}8 tIC LO(U ST /359 po sts . GRAIN fed b ee t we1qhS be t w ee n 500 an d 600 l bs Ph one 9 19 25J2 1 8 61c 1971 HONDA 35 0, e~t c elte n t cond il 10n, L ow mrteagc ,' $575 Ptl on e 99 2 596 t t a 6tp, E ND 01 SEASO N c u s tom er .l ppr eciali on sa te now at Rob 's M arlo: et. 1\ppl es !.? 98 bushe l, o rang es ! w(l doz en . Sl , 1anger 1n es lhr ee C1ozcn l or Sl. Grapes . t tlree p ou nds f o r $1 Wh il e the supply l asts Bo b 's .Ma rket in Ma son. W . Va Phone 773 572 1, hour s 10 am . til l 5 . 30 P m I 7 lOt c ~· CO UNTR Y M o btle Home Park , Rt 33 , ten miles n or th of P(lm er(ly . Large lots with conc re t e pa t io s, Sidewalks, p r u nner s and o#f s treel parking Phone 992 7479 12 31 lfc I 9 ]I C 2 B EDRM trailer , air co n d tllontng , l clellis io n . fur nt sh e d Phone 99 2 2'l l ·l I 11 3tc CO-OP Automatic Water Model UCXXX . 210,000 Weekty Gra~n Capacity J, Reg. 1339.00 Val. I RT. 33 NORTH - ? bungalow , bath , heating , T-P water, move Asking $6800 COZY BRICK - BR~ LP fa 5t 3 BRs , bath , On ly, modern k it, fine dtn lng and utility . S1 1.000. MODERN - 3 BR s .. 1°' baths , full basement , famtly room . 4 c ar ga rage, and good garden spa ce . $31 ,000 . 4 ACRES ~ 2 hou ses, one renova't ed , central heat & a i r . Lots of ptnes with spacious yard . $31.000 MIDDLEPORT - 3 large BRs ., vas! living room , h o t water h eat, I '~ baths , one enclosed . Lot 70J,, 1 ~0. Ju s t $16.500 COOLVILLE AREA - 4 BRs ., 2 , baths, hot water heat. enormou s mode rn kitchen , full basement and 5 to 68 acres of land 1 BUILDING LOT S AND ACREAGE IF , YOU DON ' T KNOW PROPERT Y KNOW YOUR . REAL TOR . F rom t he largest True Bu l l do zer' Rad 1ator t o sma llest H e ater Core ' ' Nathan Biggs R•diator Specialist I'ARTICULA!l OATE '! E'IIACfl..Y, COLONe~ HAKIM~ AS CA1RQ'5 C HIEF OF;' POLICS - CBS -WE'~e >10PIN6 'IOU CAN CONSULT THE RECOI<DS A"l) T~LL U$ If' ANI'· <11_A./Qg CRIMWI!L VJI)}.E}J~ OCCURRED HeRe ON THAl'DATE! ca rpeting , bldgs. DOWN PAYMENT and bal. like rent . $38,000. POMEROY - Close to Rl. bath ~ carpeting, H . W . ' heat. W· l ots of cabinets , storage bldg . $7 ,900. CLOSE IN - BR HOME , jusl finished r.emoC:Ie l ing . Salem St , Rutrarld Phone 742 · 2306 after 4 p .m or see Milo B Hutch inson . 10 9 tfc home with 2.17 a cres of good ground, 1 story, 3 BR, bath, nice kitchen , utility R. full basement, very large concrete garage & workshoo. carport, S2e,ooo. Rl. 143 - Pt1one I 4 12tc RM H OUSE , basement , and 5 Phone 9'12 50 35. f'ULL acres . 1·6 Otc in CheSler . 2 be~rooms . and bath . good con d i tion Phone Ray Rllfl ,, C6111 9R~ 42 ·i.'i 1 12 4t p 992 2180 I 2 12tc LI'I''I'LI: ORPHAN ANNIE-WINDOW AW, C' MON PEC. - Wf JuST ~~~0~~ ~~ e. SELLER DON'T WORRY ABOUT BUYERS WE HAVE MANY - LIST WITH US TODAY. 992.22!9 or 992-2568 10 :30-Woman Allvel 33. 11 :()()-News 3,4,6,8,)0,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Mystery of the Week 6,13: Johnny Car-. 3,4, 15; Movie " KIIIdozer" 8; Movie "Because You ' re Mine" 10; News 20; Janakl 33. 1:GO-Tomorrow 3,4;. News 13. PalSS Puss Puss :l • club . Stx notrump would fall one trick short South could only come to 11 tricks with the spade finesse off. Also. if North had played six dtamonds a spade lead would have cooked his goose since South clubs divided 5-2 and lhe spade finesse was off. ,.6. ~~',;fw~~~ 3• A Texas reader wants to know if you must contmue to game after a forcmg lwo bid and a bust response. The answer is that the rules of bridge allow you lo pass any time it is your turn to bid . Norlh's three·club call was the Jacoby transfer and South dutifully btd three doamonds , S110W '(OU SOMfTHiti'·· Howeve r. if you do pass short of game anq make game, be ready to explain why to your When North cont inued to three notr.ump . Sout.h knew that hts partner was in· terested in a slam Without slam mterest North would partner . (for a copy of JACOI:l Y MODERN, send $7 to "Wm a t Bridge ." cia th is s imply have btd three no trump directly . Sou th 's four clubs and newspaper. P. 0 Box 489, Radto City Stat1on. New "-ark. N. Y. 10019) North's four hea rts were cue - - ·-- .. .. ~N rt•r·oDw ALLEY OOP by THOMAS JOSEPH READY M t x ' LU~~R~ i t d e liyer e d right to yot.rr p r oject . Fasl anu easy ~ r fe estimr~tes Phone 992 3(9 ·1· Coeg tel n R e a dy Mtx .C2o , Mtddt epor t . Ohio , ... t ACROSS n Anatomical 1 Medicinal network t2 Friendship 43 Caused lo plant 5 Nurse see red CsveU 10 11 13 14 6J~t -.. . BOWER S REP.O..R ELWOOD Swee p er s , loastcrs . irlftts , <i ll sm:~tt app l iances , L a;wr~ mower . next lo S1ate H ..ll way Ga r age on Ro ute~7. Phone 9t!5 3B25 .. .. 4 16,~t} c '> EPT I C 1/\Nt<.. S c l e aned . Modern San fla t to n . 992 1'il54 or 992 73.t9 9 18 lie • She qot a riqht jealoi.Js WOU LD YOU BEL IE V~? Build an all stee l buildtng,a t Po l e Barn pr ices? Golde n Gia n t A ll ~ t ee t Buildi'n~s . R r 4 Box 148 , WavC'rJv . Ohto Ptl onc 9·17 1296 , 7 '14 He nature! Fu'sttime I ever . see Becki.j .sm1'Ie.I DOWN Uberal side 1 WaU niche 2 Lure (2 wds.) 3 The Devil Scent bag Bistro English within one (2 wds.) essayist 15 Poetic tribute 16 Poker term. 17 Bldddy 18 AlfredTlrpltz 19 Terminate 4 Swruner (Fr.) 5 Early Jewish 8 Mann clas- sic (3 wds.) 9 Montana city Yesterday's 'Aoswer 12 Principle 28 Woody 16 Withered Allen's 22 Mexican forle tree 29 Eastern Z3 - of a Christian 30 FeU 25 Carry 26 TroUey sound 32 Shoelace 38 Here, in %7 Dawn per- 38- Lanka behind France (Ceylon) sonified France Z5 Bauble Z6 ChapUn Z8 bu ild ln g derrtck . 6-++- <!of'f~l.vcla~"!"lnenl - 31 Kind of I ? 1!;l p wrench 32 Destiny ULABNER WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14,1976 6:oo-<:olumbus Today4; Public Affairs 10. 6:2>--Farm Reoort 13, 6 : 3~New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8i Farmtlme 10; The Story 13. 6: 41)--Qunce of Prevention 10. 6:4>--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reports 10; Good Morning. Trl. State 13. 7:()()-Today 3,4, 15 ; Good Morning, America 6, 13; CBS News t!; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 7:3D- Schoolles 10. 8:()()-Lassle 6; Captain Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Street 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:oo-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning Wilh D. J. 13. 9:30-Not For Women Only 3: One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 1D:oo-<:elebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10:3D-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Dlnahl 6. 11:30-tiollwyood Squares 3,15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; love of Life 8,10; Sesame Street 20,33. 11 :5>--Take Kerr 8; Don lmel's World 10. 12:()()-High Rollers 3,15; Lers Make A Deal 13; Bob Broun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8, 10; 6. 12:30-Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. Electric Company 33. 12 :5>--NBC News 3.15. 1·00 -News 3; Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Phil Donahue I; Young and The Restless 10; Not For Women Only t 5. 1:3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4,15; Rhyme and Reason 6,13; As the World Turns 8,10. 2:()()-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13. 2: 311--Doctors 3,4,15: Neighbors 6. 13; Guiding Light 8, 10. 3:()()-AnotherWorld 3,4,15; General Hospltal6,13; All In The Family 8,10; KUP's Show 20. 3:31)--Qne Life to Llve13; Mickey Mouse Club 6: Match Game 8,10. 4:()()-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewllched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8: Mister Rogers 20,33: Movie "Sail a Crooked Ship" 10; Dinah I 13. 4:30-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Patridge Family 8; Sesame Street 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:00 - Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3D-Adam·12 4,13; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electric Company 20,33. 6:()()-News 3,4,8,10,13,15: ABC News 6; sea cook! as,cetlc 6 Passe 7 Frost 20 Not enough, for Noah %1 Withstand ~ 23_Strip of wood 24 - de ~ YOU are interested ·In bu i l ding a new home o r for your pre se nl home r emode led, con tact Roush Const ru c ti o n , Phon e 991 7583 1 2 12.tc North East in dummy , knocked out the ac~ of diamonds and claimed - since he could d1scard one of dummy's spades on a high By Oswald & James Jacoby WAI\T 1"0 AstraGraph 34Parseghlan 35 Wooden • • Bernrce Bede Osol core EX CA VA T ING , BACKHOES AND OOlER , LARGE A ND SMALL SEPTIC T A N KS IN S TAL LE I;) . B I LL P U LLIN S PHONE 99 2 247 B. DAY OR NI G HT 11 11 78 1? 31 Lagos Is here (abbr.) 3'1 Nol on For Wednesday. Jan . 14, 1176 A~ I ES ~+---1- Deople who have been on your m1nd late ly bul with whom you haven t been abte to ma~e conneclions Untype (2 wds.) BR/\DFO R O , A u clione~ r · Comp lete Ser v ice Phon e 949 1487 or 949 2000 Rac 1n e Ohio , Crill Br adford . ' =-+-+-+---1 TAURUS (Aprii20· Moy 20) Be S9 Obstacle tc1 Dignified --'-..1..-J...,.,.,..I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR La Salle HOT£L ,' 1o ' Roomss '5.00 up : I.ONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES ' '. Special Rates ~ by Week or Month . .,. . . ' - vJRVR FRY LY KR AD I Y KR LO NHS , AHS UJLFN AS JHPR YVWDKFR YJHY AS ERHUR VJWAHI EHLOR · Yesterdlly's Cryptoquote: WHY HOARD YOUR TROUBLES? THEY HAVE NO MARKET VALUE, SO JUsr THROW THEM AWAY.- t\NN SCHRADE Kaleidoscope (0 -presentsThe First In A Series of Bicentennial Programs This Thursday at 10:15 alert for ways to add to your l 1:1anc es toda y A br1ght prol l l a b le 1dea you ve overlooked may occur lo you GEMINI (Moy 21-June 20) You One letter simp)y sta11£1s for another., In this ,sample A ts used for thr three L's. X fnr the two 0 s. etc. S1nglc letters. apostrophes, the length :md formation of the words are_ dl tlints. EaC'.h day Ihe ('ode lel~crs are difftrent. Mlddttport, 0. Ph . 992-2711 (March 21-Aprll19) Try -+-+-,--1 again today to get 1n touc;:h w1th your 1978 Kina Fnlurn Syndicate, Inc. ) Zoom 20,33. 6:3D-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Crop Game 20; Book Beat 33. 7:()()-Truth or consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop! Goes the Country I; News 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beat 20; Know Your School 33. 7:3D-lastofthe Wild 3; Name That Tune 4; Wild, Wild World of Animals 6; Match Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; The Judge 10; To Tell The Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15, Episode Action 33 , 8:()()-l lttle House on the Prairie 3,4, 15; Bionic Woman 6,13; College Basketball 8; More Music From Aspen 33; Tony Orlando and Dawn 10; · PackerBackers 20. · 8:3D-lowell Thomas Remembers 20. 9:oo-Doctors Hospital 3,4, 15; Baretto 6,13; Cannon 10; National Geographic 20; Theater In America 33. 10:oo-NBC News Special 3.4,15; Starsky and Hutch · 6, 13; Blue Knight 8, 10; News 20. 11 :()()-News 3,4,6,8,t0,13,15; ABC News 3. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie "Dead Man on lhe Run" 6, 13; Mov ie 11 Twlllght of Honor" B; ~le "Desire Under the Elm" 10; Janakl 33. 1 :()()-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. Joc::::rr:::::::~r-~~;-~~r;~;,;~~~~~;:~~==----~r-:;~~--~~~-r--,uAc~~ P-5ST- AS A BaHn 2 HYSELL RUN ·· lovely ROOMS and bath Pomeroy near Kroger ' s Store. $4 ,000 Phone 992 2729 or see Jerry Hawk 1 4 12tp LITI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE W I LL TR I M or CUI fr ees a~Q shrubb ery Phone 949 15ol 5 or 7.!2 3167 12 18 26~f C. 33; enough to s etlle for six diamonds . There was very little to the play. South won the club lead 1 N .T. ' SEW IN G MAC H I N E l'<e p ai f S, service . all makes 99? 1211•1 The 1 abrtc Sh()p , P.omeroty' Au thonzcd St ngN Sa l es arid We Sharpen Se r vice Scissors 3 '9 tic West Pass 3 N T Pass 4• Pass P(ISS P<1ss Pass Opening lea d - J • l O 9 J..c. acres, lovely for building site or frailer . water available $4,000. , 4-t ACRE tor sa te (61111 667 3333 , ----· REMODEliNG . Ptumb1,fl'g, h ea l ing and a ll t ypes o t genera l r epa, r Work guaranteed 20 yea r s ex p erience Phon e 992 240,9 51 t k TO Storage bldg . S15,000, POMEROY - 5 hilly acres, 3 BR, bath, la rge kitchen -in ! E XCAVAT ING , doze r and backhoe work : sep t~c lanks insta ll ed . dump tr ucks and 1(1 boys tor h i r~ . wil l haul f ill d1rt , lop soli. limestone a n d g ra ve l Call Bob or Roger Je ffers , d ay phone 9917089 , n 1ght pho~e 991 3525 or 992 .5132 1 2 11 ,. , II· Now six notrump : but was wise EAST • J 853 • .15 2 •Q 9643 • 2 t A9 . JI0914 . 85 SOUTH IDI • A Q1 • K8 • Q863 • A Q62 Both vul nerable J Pomeroyt· S ~ r ..,. •c c , c r ecflon. <~0 It Phone 992 5466 . Is bids . South was tempted to btd 13 WEST • K IQ6 2 •• - . Future ' tKJI0 754 ' toetuf, paneling , bath , 1 } ac r e, lull basemen t. IJfilily room . built tn ~ ..., rch , garage . Phone 9n 7733 12 30 ti c -- ~---- -- ~------~ Ph . 99'2 ·'2114 Your ' O' DELL A l incm ent 1oca't:C d be h ind R Utl and Gr,lde Sc hool. Tu n e u p, brakes , Whee l bal11ncu.,g at 1n cme nt. Phone 74'J 2004 11 16 tt c RUTLAND 1 story franie, 2 BR , bath, d i ning R.. wash bldg .. garage . A VERY GOOD BUY S8,500 . RUTLAND - I STORY FRAME. balh 2 BR , 8,10 ; News Hodgepodge Lodge 20 . · 7:()()-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for • K3 SNUTH NELSON MOTORS, INC. - paneling , o RM . HOUSE, HOU S E 'IOU~< QUES"ON CONCE!it~S TH/5 NORTH • 94 • A 10 7 D & D TR EE Trunmmg . 20 y£>ar5 ex. p er ten<:e tnsu,ed , fre e eslimc1fes , Cal l 99i?J84 or ( 61 J ) 69 8 7157 Alb any .' 1 10 15-tfc BR, , Rill Estlte FOf Sale ' CAPI'AIN EASY I 8:()()-Movin' On 3,4, t5; Happy Days 6, 13; Good Times 8, 10. 8:30-Welcome Back, Kotter 6, 13; Joe & Sons I ; Consumer Survival 20,33: Channel 10 Reports 10. 9:()()-Dean Martin 3,4,15; Rookies 6,13: MASH 8,10; WHA Ali -Star Game 20; Margot Fonteyn 33. 9:31)--Qne Day at A Time 8, 10. 10:()()-Joe Forrester 3,4,15: Marcus Welby , M.D. 6, 13; Switch 8, 10; Woman 33. WIN AT BRIDGE Transfer cues small slam NEW LISTING ~ Like new 3 BR s with 11i ce paneling , carpeting , grand bath , garage , and over 1 ;;> a c r e . $25, 500 . Fi'le Po tnfs . 7 .. 7112 acres, home has 4 POMEROY· LANDMARk. . ..~_Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . ~ Phone 992-2181 LOT 40 x 100 ;t , S500 . Close to . Kroger's in Pomeroy Call M U DERN design SIP.reo, A' (I 1 A64 2J90 after J · 30 p .m .. t rack 1ape . am lm radio Reynoldsburg , Ohio co mb i nation . Balance S98 60 ~ 11 3tc or term s . Call 992 3965. I 1 I f c OL D ER il lfldern 7 rm . home , carpeled and co mpletely fur nished, with for ce d air HAY lor' sa te or trad e ror cor n furnace . 3 , acre tot . Phone Pho"le 1.0 2 0fl~ . I II 4tp Pomeroy, Ohio $21 ,500.00. OEXTE R ~ 157 acres, large home, fencing , limber, barn and other -._______, 3 " I' ' Call 992-7537 EXCAVA TIN G . doz~l' , ba c khoe and d ltc h ,t- ~ Ct\art es R ll alf i el d Baok Hoe Serv ic e . Rurlanct , Oh~ . Phon e 7<t2 2008 . 1 ( '30 781c ,, garage . CLOSE SHOPPING $9,500 . $299 VAC/IT ION over We off er ,greatesl savmgs e ven on trail e rs and fold downs Guarantee and service wtlat we sell 91h year wit h Star Craft Camp Con ley ~~ ~ ~r Crall . R I 6'} North Of PI Pteasan t I 1'2 3tc 16 ACRES near Rutland wllh 3 bedrm house . S12 ,000. House in Harrisonv i lle , !10 .00 0 ; 1970 Buick Riveria , full power , no rust $1,200. P11one 7.J2 2796 1 6 8tc Kuhl Cake Decor · 'C"i'f'A'NE. . Conditioner For Sale COAL. lin1CStone and all types of salt and rock salt for ice and snow removal Ex . c el si or Sa i l Works, E as t Matn St ., Pomeroy, Oh io . Phone 992 3891. 12 7 1fc RACINE - I WEEK ONLY! 11 9 ti c ·t llED R M mobile h ome . New 197!1 m o d e l SISO per month •ot ally f u rni sh ed Phon e !1011 773 Sl07 . M<tson . II\ 7J2 (0/\ L fOR S/I LE CAB Coa l Com p any . 1 mde n orltl o f Cheshire. on R I 7 Pick your own $20 p er to n Open 6 da ys per week , or c-a tt 161.1) 367 733 0 lo r f urth er i nformation 1 8 7B t c 5434 . FURNI S HED •a par tm ent 4 rooms and bath , adu lt s on ly Phone 992· 5906 . 12 18 ttc Ph on e 12 9 261p 3 /\ N O 4 RM furn iS hed and unfurn1 s h ed apt s Phone 992 BEDROOM l urn1 Shed apartm e nt at V11tage Manor Ptlone YY2 3273 .. 12 19 26t c ranch home , .:~ B . R .s, 11 2 ceramic baths , oil furna ce. large kitchen w1th d i nmg . 2 ca r garage I acre . Only $25, 000. Tuppers Plains Renovaled 3 BRs, n ice large bath , 7 l 6'> H '' 'i ! I 11 I I NEW LISTING -- l arg e I 9 II p GQQ[I {luatt!y t1ay ' fl.'• I L b ~ drrn clP ' <i l l t' I ('C Po t1 tf'roy 11 (!111(.' illld ' U' U (>ttl ! Et~~ · !vi dill f'>unt croy Oh ro 0 1 R 10(10 x ?l)nrw •ire s. S IOII NICtl F"h onc '1 '1 ? 6666 1 11 3• p JO Cl P.IC 11 ches t trcc;e r . lil<.c n row l car .1nd ' ot l"l r OR RENT OR SALE ] beclrm mobile hornt• , un l ur n1shed , uti tilr es pa1d on R t 33 in Bur l ingham Phone 992 7751 . 1731 41 c HO LI~E~n R u tlanc.t Llcens@d baker a nil' decorator . Kitchen State Inspected , H OUS E on Lin Coln Hgt s 2 b edrm , large kitchen . ful l basem ent. eHetten t bu y for $8,900 , with new fu rnitur e, onty SlO.JOO Ph one 992 7648 1 6 26tc e., I I ' '\ ' ( • 1- 12- l mo. TEAFORD f'VI' I111l C/S Rainbow " 10; Dinah 13. 4:3D-Mod Squad 6: Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20.33. S : ~Bonanza ~; Junior Theatre 4; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3~Adam - 12 4 ; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam 12 13. 6:oo-llews 3,4,8,10, 13, 15; Zoom 20.33; ABC News 6. 6:3D-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CAKE BAKING • : Pomerov Office 10§ Butternut 992-334S Formerly Weed Whole sa le . Fcatunng : D e tu x Zerox Copy Se'r vice, Off i ce S u pp l ies , Mimeograph Su pp lies • la r g es t se lection of wed d ing sup p lies in So uth east ern Oh1o . , The Pri nt Shop complet e t Still in busmess in Mid· dteporU 12 B 2mo . cctvcr ilm tm mpx rilc.tio n 7P f CRE'. wooded l and m •he <.oun • ry some suilab l c •rnck. s•erco 1 ts u. o1 h c r burld1nq 5t 1es . qoud access · ypes Cull 'I'J7 1'16 ' rof'd Close •o Chcs•cr I I J tc par •1alty fen ced Phtone 1,1)111 'IH'• 11()(1 or 1IH 11 t'J l :> ?4111 L OCI •. T pos ts NCw 12 Qa 1 13 1•t \ in CtlCSIN 17f ' ot nq l (' Sh(.ll Phcne li'J ~ 1 '· 'J · 1 13 26 •p3 BEDRM . home , just l 1n 1shed , femodeling . Sat em 1 R ON ! ONE . QOOd condlitOn St • Rulland Phone 742 2306 c xccttcn• •one . •wo mull•h afler 4 p m or see Milo 8 . ptcces ') '·II 1 ccord10n used H utch iso n v('ry lt "lc w i th case ')'] UU 9 23 !fc Co n• brown co r duroy w i t h <; hcep fur !i nmq . worn ve r y li '' l c ~~n (tress 1 p1n1<. . 1 h l uc I red new STyl es . excel l ent c ond 1•ion 3 Si •,o Virgil Sr ., Broker Phon e I t'll I t 'JH ' 111: or 16 111 110 Mectlantc Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992 ·3325 I 13 J• p I'· ! I CHE VROL.E I P1 du p •o n I Wll Ce l clrlv C 'S p . V I' Wl' t1 /m I Ill r1pC plilyer r ,1cJto Si' /P!I rhonc 1 1? Club 8; Mister Rogers 20, 3:1. Movie " To Find a - WANTED I N (• I ' ·H It Chilnncl (II •ra n s I 11 J• p va 1 L L 1 1lVI E book k<.•c per . mus 1 ha ve cxpe rr e n cc V. r ilc and send r esume •o l ~ ox rn 1 co I he D.1ity <.,c n •ine t P om e ro y 0 1110 Employment Wanted CITY PHONE ' Notice TON 4:()()-Speclal Treat 3,4, 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey MouS<! Real Estate For Sale NOW selling r ulter Brus h Pro'd ucts . Ph on e 992 341 0 10 6 lfc o; prinu s ! Ill 7 Quality Print Shop ·l_;lc:O..:I..:m;:o"'-J For Sale E~epcndtlures \ Ph V92 -J9f3 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ BLIND ADS Card of Thanks Gc nor at Properly Ta~t Rea l Es t a te a nd lrailer (Gr oss i 908 90 Rec e tpts Tang 1bt e Persona l Property Ta)l (G ro ss) 768 25 Total Recetp ls 1,077 . 15 Tot al Begmning Balance P l us Recroiots 2 26/ 75 St\ <lCu!.e, Ohio Whtt e. 7 dr' , 4 sp eed trans , rad to, body mouldings, w s w fires. It 's l tke new w1 th less than 5.200 m i les . Gasoline l ,u, fund 1, 1·18 .tl Ro<ld and Br tdge I und 590 60 fed RPvcnue Sl1cV1 n g ill'' ( ttEVl lU ll I WI)CCI I un d l.'nB 00 ctrtv !' p1 cl<- up j \,llunc c {J f Total R ece tpl s t,T c'O r y w,lrr, ,t ll'( ChL•t. l<. General 1 und 1~ , 5 69 51 lh1 S IJe tor c you lluy il n e w 1 1. I' 11 •o '11c'ln t.. l ' r l c lt c [tr fo..~o!or Veh1c l e L1cc n.:; e flnr' Pt1 onc ,1 1T I' r '' p 111 or llll RldOWcly nnd rhc Sli1 tl of Ta x~ und 5,027 30 wcl'k.cnds '1~ 7 .I IYO V(·< c r(• n s Mcmo r t.~l Hosp 11n 1 I 9 I(C Gas() line Tax fund 17 ,.100 .00 tor 'he C/'.CCIIent c ar e 1 Road and Br1dge I und 1.677 15 rrCPt\IC'd durtnq tll\1 !CCCIII Ce metery I und 700 ,00 ll05P I 'il l i2 il 'IOil '• PCC <tll 1 ed Revenue Shar1nQ •hnnk s al5o •o rcla•tv cs fund 2,589 00 t rt r nd s ' iltld members o f •h e :"l t-'t.: I N V 1S aroun d I h e corner To t al R cce 1pt s & Balance s Ge t your litte r s and mowcrc, (11Ur ch o t ·cs us Ct1r1SI of General f und 21,51-1.75 roady l or use now Clarence t <1 11 C I d ay ' amt s fo r rtlcir Motor VehJCte Ltcense ltdt . Rusti c Hilts . ~ yra c usc <ISSts• nn cc nnd lo. i tldncss Tal:' fund 6.660 J1 Pt10ne 992 'J967 ilf l er 5 p m dur <n {l •ll tS ' tlll C Gaso l i ne Ta~t r und 1.'l.SJ8 Jl I 8 6tc \ llit <!ll1 A.~ \ l',lvcr Road an~ Brtd ge ·r und 2 'J67 .75 Cemetery t Utid 200 00 I IJ 1'P I eder.:tl Revenue Sharing END or SE/\ SON c ustomer apprec1at ton sa te now a1 I und 3,817.00 Ell.pe ndtfu res Bob ' s Mar k et , flpp tes S2 98 Ge nera l fu n d 13 .098 96 I NCOME bus h e l. oranges tw o doz en. T /\X pr epa r ed , Mo tor Ve.hic l e L1c en se S1 Tangerin es th re e doze n Fe d eral and slalc laxcs Tax F un d 6.6·1·1. 92 for $1 Gra p es. lhree p o unds W 1ll be done by appt onl y Road and Brtdg e 1 una for $ 1 While ltl e sup ply Pl ease phon e 992 2272. or see t asts Bob's Market tn 13.J 80 81! M r s Wa nda E bl1n , La ur e l Mason , w , Va . Phone 773 Road anct Brtdge I un d 2. 195 J6 Cl i ff Rd , Porperoy Cemcrery Fund 160 00 j 72 J. hours 10 n .m . !il l 5 30 12 31 JOic nm r ederal Revenue Sharing r und 3,6 17.00 PI ! NO I cssons now ,, c I 6 !Ol e Balance Dec 31,1975 CC p • tnQ ll r' W ~IUd('tliS General F und 8, J15 79 I)C Qtnners in•crmL· dta lcs Mo tor Vehtc le license D & J H OUS E o f r a br rc' s .ldvan cc d ' u nc tN t s Ta11. r und 15. 49 .Janua ry Clearance !-. al e fi ll Hilrvey l V,lnV r,lnl<. cn 111 GasolinP. T.Jx F und 67 .53 rHaterrat in stock on sa te \ prinq I ve nue Pom ero y Road and Brtdge r un d 72 29 r'tl one ~· 1 7 'n 111 111 1 5 p m : Open 10 cl m Cemete ry I und JO 00 Mo nday lh ruu q h 1 , nt LJrdt~y I I J ''' c Tot al . 8.611.10 · 1 .t t7tc. CASH BALANCE , RECEIPTS AND The Almanac tW IL L be giv i ng p1ano l essons EXPEND ITURE S in my horne st arling F- eb 1 BY FUND Uniled Press ·I nternational I Qr in f ormal ron ca ll 99'2 Gene r al Fund Today is Tuesday, J a n, 13, 3771:1 Ba l ance . Ja n 1. 1975 5. 91 5 'J .! R C' CCipfs the 13th day of 1976 wtth :!&3 to Genera l Pr op er ty Tax follow. Real Es l ate and Trail er ! Gr oss 1 .'i .907 89 The moon ls movlng toward Tang1bl e Pe r so n a l Property full moon. v~ .. : IT E ', amoye d Hu stt..y Dog Ta)( !G ro ss } .1,99 :1 M los I in VtCini!y of r rvc Po i nts Estate Tax !Grossf7 15 73 The morning s tars are ar ea Ca ll Maxme Gr rt ftt h , Loca l Govern m enl an d 9'17 2 133 day or 99'} 57flt a l! cr State In come Tax 2,·11 2 J6 Venus and Saturn. ~ p m C1g ar ette Ltcens e r ees and The even ing stars are MerI 1'} 61 c. t tnes (G r oss ) J7 50 Int ang ib le!> 1,502 ·11 c ury and Jupiter . Toii'i l Recetp ts 15 569 5 1 Those born on lhis date are Tota l Begm n i ng Ba lan c e under the sign of Capnc:orn . Plus Re ce ipts 21 , 511.7 5 paid for a ll makes and Expendtture s Horatio Alger, a ut hor of CASH model s of mo b ile homes Tola l Ex p en d itu r es " rags-to-riches" stones, was Phone ar ea co d e 6 1 .o~ .123 11.67563 l'l dm m ISi r at ive 9531 Tot a l E:o.pendtlures born .Jan. 13, 1834. This is .t 1 J ti c Town Hatts , Memorta l Amencan actor Robert 866 40 Blc.t gs & Grounds Total E x p enddu r es Slack's 56th birthday, I 1r e ProteC I IOil ~ 0 00 On thts day in hislory : Tota l Expcnd 1tu r es Ceme t er ies lOGIVE / 1• ( i (u tl iepup .l 1 I DO In 1864, famed composer ~ 111 0 111 11 $ (J td f C!llol i C To tul Ex p endit ures . Stephen Fosler died in a New Li g hting ' fr iend l y i'lll{l s il HCCirOIH11(' Grand Total Exp N CCd5 (,ood IHHlle Ph one York hospital, three days 1\~ c rq s C<t Humane · .ucip•y Ge n era l f u nd 13,098 .96 after he had been f01lnd ill 'IIJ') ]I'! \'1 Ba t . Oec 31, 1975 8,.1) ~ 79 Tota l E xp Pl us B.:t l and almost penniless in a t I l 6 C Dec 3 1.1 975 21.51.1 75 hole l room . Motor Vehicle L tcense In 1868, the U.S. Senate Ta x Fund Balance , Jan . 1. 1975 1.6 33 11 refused to accept President Rec e tpl s DE fi L ER S in scra p , iro11 . Andrew Johnson's ouster of Mo 1or Veh tcle L tcense melats . iu nk autos R tdcr's Ta)l s.on 30 War Se cretary Edwin Sava g e Phone 997 5J68 To t al Rece1p 1s S.On .JO 1 '} 791 p Stanton and actmg Sec retary To ta l Begtn n mg Bala n ce Pl us R ece tpl s 6,660 4 t Ulysses Grant resigned, · W/\ NTE D old uprrght ptanos Expend1turcs in any co nd11 10 n Wi ll pay 510 In 19711, Biafra surrendered Tola l E)(penditu r es eac tl . 1 1rs1 tloor only Wt rle Mtsce llan eous 10 Nigeria, ending a civil war givi ng direcltons 1o W tll en Total E)(penditures P ia n o Co .. Bo x 18 8, S .;~rd1S. in the African nation . . Mainlenan ce 2.797 8:1 Ohio 139 t6 . Grand T otal Exp . In 1972, New York state I 6 6tp Mo1or Veh1c l e L1cen se ruled that a woman may 6 . 6.1<~9 ? TaxF und Ba t , Dec 3 1, 1975 15 49 become a profess ion'a l H AL L'S Sa t>Jag e /\ 11 auloo:. To t al Ex p Ptus Sa l w i th tra mes and bOdtc s w1th baseball umpire . Dc c3 1. 1975 6.660 <11 or wtlhoul m o tcrs , $ 1 tlund Gaso l me Ta.o~ Fund r ed . Ti n .50 hundred Will Bat , Ja n 1, 197 5 1, 1,184 1 buy m e t a l s and sc rap rron A thought for the day: Recetph On old R t JJ, JUSt ac ross GaSo lin e Ta x 12.400 00 from G rue s er ' s Chipp er American writer Washington To 1a t R eceipts 1'1 ,400 00 Monday through Friday 9 Irving said, " A sharp tongue To t'at Begtnning Ba la nce I tit 4 p m , Sal urday , 9 tit Plus Recetpls 13 .5.18 4 1 is the only edged tool that no on E~tp e ndt1ur es 12 l o1 .76tc grows keene r with constant --- -----~.·-----Tot al Expendt!ures MIScell aneo us 5.919 00 use .'' OLD fu rn1 1ur e, tee bo xes . bras s b,e ds , ston e jars, or T(ltMaintenance al E x pendi l ur es 7.5 61. 88 compl e te household s Wr1te Grand Tcta l E xp GasO i it"le M 0 M1t1 er, Rt. 2. Pomeroy , Ohio Cal t 992 TaK r und 13 48068 /11.$JI'f''~ Brtl . Dec 31. 1975 07 53 7760 10 7 74 To la1 Exp Plo s Bal Dec 3 1, 1975 13 ,5<18 .:11 Road and Brodg c Fund Bal , Jan I , 191 5 59il .60 lARRY LAVENDER 1299S fl. ddtltonal 25c Charge per /\ dverttsern ent . OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a 111 to 5 . 00 p m Daily , 8 J On . nt to 12: 00 Noon Satu rrtay ...,-L _ A 2. 8. 9. 10. 11 . 12. • 197S PINTO MPG CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY '5700 to r 50 word minimum E a c h add i tional W0 1'" d 3 cents · r------------.. . ·3. 4. .5. 6. 7. . stx con Wanted To Buy AVAilABLE ro INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. ' l'l~ ·~ r t !'• 1 ~ Pels $}25 WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM \1DI NG SOFFITT GU r rERS -AWNINGS Loca l car. s h i!~p inside and out, good n ew tir es . cu~ to m whee ls, dark g·reen vi nyl roo t . green finish , AM r adio cm d t ape, factory em , power steeri ng and Urakes, au t omatic Book Va l ue $3050 00 Wanted 12 WORDS 4 DAYS I Ta x I unCI STO~M 1973 BUICK leSABRE CUS. HT CPE. ClearanceSl995 •> • rhr c'"c Lost -SPECIAL!-- ONLY N Ord BlowJlmto Walls & Attics Book Value $3'00 Notice WRITE YOUR . blue t tnish and ads p.:ud Within 10 abo"e cartoon. 1ads days ADDUCE OVERDO · An••••r: Ji,, puf1w tuu mudtu·•·•ghi - HE OVERL OADED FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For Ftsral Y ear Ending Dec e mber3 1s t , 19H Co lumb ia Town ship M eigs County Rt . 3 Albany, Ohto January 7, 1976 I ce rlif y 'the to l tow1 n g r epo r t to be co rrect Glo r ia Hutton Towns h i P Clerk Tel No 61o.l 696 3462 SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCE 5, RECEtFTS AND EXPENDI1' URES Batanc e Jan 1, 1•75 Genera l Fund s _. , 04 5.2.t Moto r Ve h i cl e License pP r Blown Insulation Services CHEVROLET C-10 FlE ETSIDE Clearance S3095 19H 6 cy l. , st d tr ans ., s t ep bumper , good It res , clcnn shMp cent s FREE ESTIMATES .' ,::} ' Dollars 6; Wilburn Brothers 8; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20: Wild Wild World of Animals 33. 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3;,4; let's Cleol with II 6; S25,000 Pyramid 8: National Geographic 20,33; Price Is Right 10: To Tell the Truth 13; High School TV Honor Society 15. TUESDAY , JANUARY 13, t97& Business Services Pomeroy Motor Co. in co rrec1 •nsertton ~6 cents per word SC'CIJ I ivC ill SC I 'lO riS arrange th• circled lflttrs '· respons 1ble for more than one ( (t11'1 t'l l'IIV I' ROUSE I The b t• For W a nt Ad Scr;v1ce • r Pt)t<; lh'r word l.lnP inscrtwn Mmtmum Charg e $1 00 1THE r xxxI J r r I I J Jumt.t ..... FABLE 'n ••d1' (' r ! Pil'<-1 iliiV LHI S d eeme d object•o nal . j.Ju l•l i shL•r W i ll nul to form the surprise answer, u Auto Sales . 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY m RATES IAn•wrrt lomorro.no) Yul,.rday'• r n1h \ - '' 11 I ~:::"':::::::':·=::':=~=-:~t:,.~~-::.,;•~u;,n:•~•;ted:.:;b;y~th~ d REGULAT'IONS The Publisher reserves •he WHAT THE BEST B IKINI SHOWS. Now ~ Television log for easy viewing •' Belor. Dav Cancell at lon Correcl ions will b e acfepl e d unld 9 a rn . for DaY o Pvblic<t l ion • ~ P .M PubHcatton . Mtilld<1\' Dcrldlu,L Q ORISEE 1........ \ ; "v -o~,J { 1 ' /, / y Auto Sales WAN TAos INFORMATION · C'J:'/\Ol '''··, . ' I st10 tJid be ·a good self-starter today Don '! de lay by waiting tor the slowpokes 1o wake up. CANCER (June 21-July 22) II you have any work of a mental nattJre to tjo today. selec1 a qulel secluded area to operate tn lnterrupl1ons w111 ctera11 your train of thougt11 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be a good listener today . Someone will have va luable mformat1on to 1mpart. You'll want to gel the whole drill of it VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sopt. 22) Don'l be fearful of pulling your tdeas t o the test tod ay You won I know how good they are unless you try thefT\ on others LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 23) Your cu riosity IS an assel today . Read a good book or bnng yourself up to date on current topics You have excellent retentiOn .SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-No•. 21) Perhaps your most gamtut area. today w111 be m situations where you s hare ap interest most esper:1ally where a prof1t molive is rnvo lved SAGITTARIUS (No•. 23-Dec. 21) If you look c losely at s t1uat1on s today . you'tt find each has several alternatives. We1gt1 them carefully . CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·J .... 11} To<iay you perform well with co-workers . provided all part1es are wtlhng to carry 1heir we1ght. Bnng others into lhe ptcture. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Fob. 11) You should have a Dleasurable day. You II be· m a chummy mood Others will enjoy you as much as you ·n dole on their c ompany PISCES (Ftb. 20·Morch 28) Resourcefulness is your priJlMl asset today You may even surpnse yourself w1th your abtltty to alter your position -~ Jon. 14, 1178 Thts cornrng year you are ltkely to be more appreciated than before m I he area of your wOf'k or career The eyes of those around you wttl see your true value . LOOK OUT TO()W, MA:4M! 't'OV'Rf 60NNA SE DOIIBL.E· TEAMEO !! With · The Mason County Biclntennial Committee · ' ON •I WMPO \ \ I' �8 - Tiw 0~ ily St>nlnw 1, Mid•Ut•I)Jrl·l\nnrruy , 0 ., 'j ucsd<ty .• Jau . 1_:1. I!J71i " ~~~~~;u..t4c···Lid-J~ For Fast Results Use The Sent.i nel Classified~i ont lttler to e~tch !~quart', lo furm four ord iRl>ry • o rd •. '\ I .$ {: · rr . I l ~ [] .., [J I I n RA IVSUL ' V )I ~0 'r : 11!...... A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living •••••• . OWN AD! IrS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU CASH WITH ORDER Each in ilia I and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count nanie and address, if used, and your phone number. Including prices fo~ items of· fered in your want ad w i II increase response. 1. tS Per Cent Dtscount on paid I NAME ADDRESS • BEN * ' FRANKLIN HeIP wan ' ted !"!~~~~~~~~~~~""[ RETIRED o r semi ret1red lady to lt ve 1n Free room and board and small waoes for l igh t dlJ t 1es fiee at 308 Page St .. Middleport. O h 10 1 111fc 1.25 1 ' ' TO ntE DAILY SENTINEL lll lotal Ex p endtlures 798 .04 M isce ll aneous Tolal EKpendilures 1,897 .42 Mamtenance I '• !6'~ Grand Total E )l p Road I J 6' r: and Brtdge Fund 2, 195 46 Ba l ., Dec 3L 1975 7'1 29 A I TR ES S want ed t or 12 Total E11. p Plus Bal midniqtlt 111 8 am stli tt Dec 31. 19 75 2,267 75 Ap p ly m p er son at C row's' Cemetery Fund Steak Hou se . A lso, tilking Rec:etpfs app li catio n s for Qril l cook's Sal e Of Lo t s 100 00 12 31 lfc lolal Receipts 200 .00 . - - ·----~~E ~ependttures 160 00 Sa l anes Total E x.p enditur es 160.00 40 .00 Bat .• Dec 31.1975 To1a l E xp Plus Ba l ARPENTER work , ceil ings Dec 31. 1975 :wo 00 flooring s and panel i ng ' Federal Revenue Phone 99 2 2759 Sl1aring Fund 1 1 7 IOtc 1.228 00 Bal . Ja h 1. 19 75 r Rece•pf!> Gran IS I cdera l 2.589 00 1$ rOf' Total R ecetp t s 1.589 00 • Tolal Begmn 1ng Oa l a n ce EE [) a gtanl room addition , Plus Recei p ts 3,817 00 or offi ce . showroo m . etc ') E~ependrtur es V.•c have a t9 7'i Mob.rte unit , 1·1 x 70 !ot al elcc J tully Matnt . and Operatton Equ 1prn en t 3, 81 7'00 car peled l () if iccs in ce n ter 1 Tota l E xpe ndtlur es 3. 817 00 bath on cuc h end . Pri c ed Tolal E~tp . Plus Bal low ' 0 sen C,r1n he seen il l J. BI I 00 © V ing sb ur v Hom< '•1 . 11 oo D•c 3 1, 191 c c • · .... E M <'li' n • 1 1'• 1 tn • 'm~ . Township Debt~ Notes " in . or e M I •N 'J {11 ' Pur po se for Whtch I y , Note D ebt Was Creat ed Re d e emed n ur i ng Ye ar 197 S No 1 M otor yrader 4.3 1j 00 Oulstanding Jan 1, R a t e o f tn t 6Pcl, 10 x ) 0 PEERLE' ,' Mohile Hom e. ~ e w gas turn,l tC 19 75 1.885 00 Dute Ol I t(1al M <i l ,f 76 buill in oven and rang e . Redeemed DurtnQ Ye ar prtc e r e duced lor qu i rt. sa le Oulslandinct t975 1,885 00 Tota l Can be seen al I ing sbury Jan I. 1975 R.1tco ttn t 6. 198 02 6 Pet To •al H.o'nw <.,a l es . t 11 E "''rl1n ~ · ' , Red eeme d Durtng Da l eo ! I ina! Ha l " 75 Pom eroy. Oh i(l or Crl ll Y9 'J year I Y7 5 6, 198 02 No 1 Moto r qra der 701.1t ( Ont')lclnd tf'l ' t •.n I I 3 I : (J:,I'i I I I ! 1, l•r I '} l ~ I 'I .Jr r " '' obile Hom MAIL WITH COU~T ST. " POMEROY, OHIO 45769 • P ic kup l n h Cilvy duty Colli '< '·7 <;I'C ')H I U I I 1 '• ' c t•l oi) H I I I ( lnwncr · f'I.C'n'h ~ I d r l ,l '<tbr <t !!Ill Ciln be se en •l' 17 1 I ve M1ddlcpor• t 11 6•c 1'1 /t C HE VELL.E Mill1 bu pow er SleC' rin(t ol nd l) rnke s clU 1 01tl.l'iC V 6 rx c c tl c n • con dt ' •On Cn tt •:•17 7\1 0Pt1 111 il es ' 6 1! I For Rent ~fl'l8 ',i"jl'io'ii'ii'll'ii'lj'tij'ij"ii'll"lo'li'i1°ii'lo'ii'--.. Sa , Je 10 1.1 P~10ne f/~7? Celli 992 .1 I f c d ou bl e W o{I C fur !lt Sh f'CI u ' tl t•t C!> Pil l d Nt: ~l r Po m r r o y f1r1' 1' y to c ,l• ton no t'hddn•n u r tH' "'- r1w n e l 97 .t H O NQ/, 7~0. 1 ord 2000 1ractor P•., dtllcrcnlial lock, tr on l end we 1qhts and ot her (')ll r ;,., Phone YY'l 16 '>H I ~ l ?l c closets with storage shelves . Dry b asement , garage and 1 acre . Onl y Ptlonc 99 '1 t 5 I 'Ji c L IM E~TO N E Ptlone Jr after S p ,m I I I i• p and gravel Darst a t 742 'JB~O 1 7 1/lp (I N !:., F R E E RENT AT VILLAGE MANOR IN MID DLtPORT 1 We ar c so su re that you will love our a p arlme n iS that we give yo u two weeks RENT rREE . J u st pay your security d epostl and s t ay St)l m o1 1lh s and the firs t 2 weeks Is tre e . Y o u will e ni oy monthly teases . att etectr 1c l i v mg , carpetmg , , range and r e lr Jgerator . fr ee trash p1 c kup , ca ble TV (o ptional) and la u ndry l ac ilili es Convenieht to shopp 1ng on Third a nd Mil t i n Mid dlepor t VIL L AG E M ANO R 1s" yours l or o n e bed ro om a partm en l s s t arttng at St04 monlhly plu s e l ec we pay for eve ryth 1ng els e See th e Ma na ge r at R 1vers i d e Ap itrtm ent s or c al l 992 3273 Ttl ts o ffe r w ilt end soon , so move in now and save $5$5 10 23 lfc HO USE tn ~ yracuse , 5 rm s and bath Phon e 992 2!r30 al! e r S p m 1 8 61( FURNISHED apartment adult s only in Middleport Phone 99? 387 ·1 3 25 tr c A I R CO w eldin g mac-hine , new e t ec all a ccesso r i es in e luded Ph o n e 991. 3410 . 10 '}8 tIC LO(U ST /359 po sts . GRAIN fed b ee t we1qhS be t w ee n 500 an d 600 l bs Ph one 9 19 25J2 1 8 61c 1971 HONDA 35 0, e~t c elte n t cond il 10n, L ow mrteagc ,' $575 Ptl on e 99 2 596 t t a 6tp, E ND 01 SEASO N c u s tom er .l ppr eciali on sa te now at Rob 's M arlo: et. 1\ppl es !.? 98 bushe l, o rang es ! w(l doz en . Sl , 1anger 1n es lhr ee C1ozcn l or Sl. Grapes . t tlree p ou nds f o r $1 Wh il e the supply l asts Bo b 's .Ma rket in Ma son. W . Va Phone 773 572 1, hour s 10 am . til l 5 . 30 P m I 7 lOt c ~· CO UNTR Y M o btle Home Park , Rt 33 , ten miles n or th of P(lm er(ly . Large lots with conc re t e pa t io s, Sidewalks, p r u nner s and o#f s treel parking Phone 992 7479 12 31 lfc I 9 ]I C 2 B EDRM trailer , air co n d tllontng , l clellis io n . fur nt sh e d Phone 99 2 2'l l ·l I 11 3tc CO-OP Automatic Water Model UCXXX . 210,000 Weekty Gra~n Capacity J, Reg. 1339.00 Val. I RT. 33 NORTH - ? bungalow , bath , heating , T-P water, move Asking $6800 COZY BRICK - BR~ LP fa 5t 3 BRs , bath , On ly, modern k it, fine dtn lng and utility . S1 1.000. MODERN - 3 BR s .. 1°' baths , full basement , famtly room . 4 c ar ga rage, and good garden spa ce . $31 ,000 . 4 ACRES ~ 2 hou ses, one renova't ed , central heat & a i r . Lots of ptnes with spacious yard . $31.000 MIDDLEPORT - 3 large BRs ., vas! living room , h o t water h eat, I '~ baths , one enclosed . Lot 70J,, 1 ~0. Ju s t $16.500 COOLVILLE AREA - 4 BRs ., 2 , baths, hot water heat. enormou s mode rn kitchen , full basement and 5 to 68 acres of land 1 BUILDING LOT S AND ACREAGE IF , YOU DON ' T KNOW PROPERT Y KNOW YOUR . REAL TOR . F rom t he largest True Bu l l do zer' Rad 1ator t o sma llest H e ater Core ' ' Nathan Biggs R•diator Specialist I'ARTICULA!l OATE '! E'IIACfl..Y, COLONe~ HAKIM~ AS CA1RQ'5 C HIEF OF;' POLICS - CBS -WE'~e >10PIN6 'IOU CAN CONSULT THE RECOI<DS A"l) T~LL U$ If' ANI'· <11_A./Qg CRIMWI!L VJI)}.E}J~ OCCURRED HeRe ON THAl'DATE! ca rpeting , bldgs. DOWN PAYMENT and bal. like rent . $38,000. POMEROY - Close to Rl. bath ~ carpeting, H . W . ' heat. W· l ots of cabinets , storage bldg . $7 ,900. CLOSE IN - BR HOME , jusl finished r.emoC:Ie l ing . Salem St , Rutrarld Phone 742 · 2306 after 4 p .m or see Milo B Hutch inson . 10 9 tfc home with 2.17 a cres of good ground, 1 story, 3 BR, bath, nice kitchen , utility R. full basement, very large concrete garage & workshoo. carport, S2e,ooo. Rl. 143 - Pt1one I 4 12tc RM H OUSE , basement , and 5 Phone 9'12 50 35. f'ULL acres . 1·6 Otc in CheSler . 2 be~rooms . and bath . good con d i tion Phone Ray Rllfl ,, C6111 9R~ 42 ·i.'i 1 12 4t p 992 2180 I 2 12tc LI'I''I'LI: ORPHAN ANNIE-WINDOW AW, C' MON PEC. - Wf JuST ~~~0~~ ~~ e. SELLER DON'T WORRY ABOUT BUYERS WE HAVE MANY - LIST WITH US TODAY. 992.22!9 or 992-2568 10 :30-Woman Allvel 33. 11 :()()-News 3,4,6,8,)0,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Mystery of the Week 6,13: Johnny Car-. 3,4, 15; Movie " KIIIdozer" 8; Movie "Because You ' re Mine" 10; News 20; Janakl 33. 1:GO-Tomorrow 3,4;. News 13. PalSS Puss Puss :l • club . Stx notrump would fall one trick short South could only come to 11 tricks with the spade finesse off. Also. if North had played six dtamonds a spade lead would have cooked his goose since South clubs divided 5-2 and lhe spade finesse was off. ,.6. ~~',;fw~~~ 3• A Texas reader wants to know if you must contmue to game after a forcmg lwo bid and a bust response. The answer is that the rules of bridge allow you lo pass any time it is your turn to bid . Norlh's three·club call was the Jacoby transfer and South dutifully btd three doamonds , S110W '(OU SOMfTHiti'·· Howeve r. if you do pass short of game anq make game, be ready to explain why to your When North cont inued to three notr.ump . Sout.h knew that hts partner was in· terested in a slam Without slam mterest North would partner . (for a copy of JACOI:l Y MODERN, send $7 to "Wm a t Bridge ." cia th is s imply have btd three no trump directly . Sou th 's four clubs and newspaper. P. 0 Box 489, Radto City Stat1on. New "-ark. N. Y. 10019) North's four hea rts were cue - - ·-- .. .. ~N rt•r·oDw ALLEY OOP by THOMAS JOSEPH READY M t x ' LU~~R~ i t d e liyer e d right to yot.rr p r oject . Fasl anu easy ~ r fe estimr~tes Phone 992 3(9 ·1· Coeg tel n R e a dy Mtx .C2o , Mtddt epor t . Ohio , ... t ACROSS n Anatomical 1 Medicinal network t2 Friendship 43 Caused lo plant 5 Nurse see red CsveU 10 11 13 14 6J~t -.. . BOWER S REP.O..R ELWOOD Swee p er s , loastcrs . irlftts , <i ll sm:~tt app l iances , L a;wr~ mower . next lo S1ate H ..ll way Ga r age on Ro ute~7. Phone 9t!5 3B25 .. .. 4 16,~t} c '> EPT I C 1/\Nt<.. S c l e aned . Modern San fla t to n . 992 1'il54 or 992 73.t9 9 18 lie • She qot a riqht jealoi.Js WOU LD YOU BEL IE V~? Build an all stee l buildtng,a t Po l e Barn pr ices? Golde n Gia n t A ll ~ t ee t Buildi'n~s . R r 4 Box 148 , WavC'rJv . Ohto Ptl onc 9·17 1296 , 7 '14 He nature! Fu'sttime I ever . see Becki.j .sm1'Ie.I DOWN Uberal side 1 WaU niche 2 Lure (2 wds.) 3 The Devil Scent bag Bistro English within one (2 wds.) essayist 15 Poetic tribute 16 Poker term. 17 Bldddy 18 AlfredTlrpltz 19 Terminate 4 Swruner (Fr.) 5 Early Jewish 8 Mann clas- sic (3 wds.) 9 Montana city Yesterday's 'Aoswer 12 Principle 28 Woody 16 Withered Allen's 22 Mexican forle tree 29 Eastern Z3 - of a Christian 30 FeU 25 Carry 26 TroUey sound 32 Shoelace 38 Here, in %7 Dawn per- 38- Lanka behind France (Ceylon) sonified France Z5 Bauble Z6 ChapUn Z8 bu ild ln g derrtck . 6-++- <!of'f~l.vcla~"!"lnenl - 31 Kind of I ? 1!;l p wrench 32 Destiny ULABNER WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14,1976 6:oo-<:olumbus Today4; Public Affairs 10. 6:2>--Farm Reoort 13, 6 : 3~New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8i Farmtlme 10; The Story 13. 6: 41)--Qunce of Prevention 10. 6:4>--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reports 10; Good Morning. Trl. State 13. 7:()()-Today 3,4, 15 ; Good Morning, America 6, 13; CBS News t!; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 7:3D- Schoolles 10. 8:()()-Lassle 6; Captain Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Street 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:oo-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning Wilh D. J. 13. 9:30-Not For Women Only 3: One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 1D:oo-<:elebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10:3D-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Dlnahl 6. 11:30-tiollwyood Squares 3,15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; love of Life 8,10; Sesame Street 20,33. 11 :5>--Take Kerr 8; Don lmel's World 10. 12:()()-High Rollers 3,15; Lers Make A Deal 13; Bob Broun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8, 10; 6. 12:30-Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. Electric Company 33. 12 :5>--NBC News 3.15. 1·00 -News 3; Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Phil Donahue I; Young and The Restless 10; Not For Women Only t 5. 1:3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4,15; Rhyme and Reason 6,13; As the World Turns 8,10. 2:()()-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13. 2: 311--Doctors 3,4,15: Neighbors 6. 13; Guiding Light 8, 10. 3:()()-AnotherWorld 3,4,15; General Hospltal6,13; All In The Family 8,10; KUP's Show 20. 3:31)--Qne Life to Llve13; Mickey Mouse Club 6: Match Game 8,10. 4:()()-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewllched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8: Mister Rogers 20,33: Movie "Sail a Crooked Ship" 10; Dinah I 13. 4:30-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Patridge Family 8; Sesame Street 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:00 - Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3D-Adam·12 4,13; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electric Company 20,33. 6:()()-News 3,4,8,10,13,15: ABC News 6; sea cook! as,cetlc 6 Passe 7 Frost 20 Not enough, for Noah %1 Withstand ~ 23_Strip of wood 24 - de ~ YOU are interested ·In bu i l ding a new home o r for your pre se nl home r emode led, con tact Roush Const ru c ti o n , Phon e 991 7583 1 2 12.tc North East in dummy , knocked out the ac~ of diamonds and claimed - since he could d1scard one of dummy's spades on a high By Oswald & James Jacoby WAI\T 1"0 AstraGraph 34Parseghlan 35 Wooden • • Bernrce Bede Osol core EX CA VA T ING , BACKHOES AND OOlER , LARGE A ND SMALL SEPTIC T A N KS IN S TAL LE I;) . B I LL P U LLIN S PHONE 99 2 247 B. DAY OR NI G HT 11 11 78 1? 31 Lagos Is here (abbr.) 3'1 Nol on For Wednesday. Jan . 14, 1176 A~ I ES ~+---1- Deople who have been on your m1nd late ly bul with whom you haven t been abte to ma~e conneclions Untype (2 wds.) BR/\DFO R O , A u clione~ r · Comp lete Ser v ice Phon e 949 1487 or 949 2000 Rac 1n e Ohio , Crill Br adford . ' =-+-+-+---1 TAURUS (Aprii20· Moy 20) Be S9 Obstacle tc1 Dignified --'-..1..-J...,.,.,..I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR La Salle HOT£L ,' 1o ' Roomss '5.00 up : I.ONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES ' '. Special Rates ~ by Week or Month . .,. . . ' - vJRVR FRY LY KR AD I Y KR LO NHS , AHS UJLFN AS JHPR YVWDKFR YJHY AS ERHUR VJWAHI EHLOR · Yesterdlly's Cryptoquote: WHY HOARD YOUR TROUBLES? THEY HAVE NO MARKET VALUE, SO JUsr THROW THEM AWAY.- t\NN SCHRADE Kaleidoscope (0 -presentsThe First In A Series of Bicentennial Programs This Thursday at 10:15 alert for ways to add to your l 1:1anc es toda y A br1ght prol l l a b le 1dea you ve overlooked may occur lo you GEMINI (Moy 21-June 20) You One letter simp)y sta11£1s for another., In this ,sample A ts used for thr three L's. X fnr the two 0 s. etc. S1nglc letters. apostrophes, the length :md formation of the words are_ dl tlints. EaC'.h day Ihe ('ode lel~crs are difftrent. Mlddttport, 0. Ph . 992-2711 (March 21-Aprll19) Try -+-+-,--1 again today to get 1n touc;:h w1th your 1978 Kina Fnlurn Syndicate, Inc. ) Zoom 20,33. 6:3D-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Crop Game 20; Book Beat 33. 7:()()-Truth or consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop! Goes the Country I; News 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beat 20; Know Your School 33. 7:3D-lastofthe Wild 3; Name That Tune 4; Wild, Wild World of Animals 6; Match Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; The Judge 10; To Tell The Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15, Episode Action 33 , 8:()()-l lttle House on the Prairie 3,4, 15; Bionic Woman 6,13; College Basketball 8; More Music From Aspen 33; Tony Orlando and Dawn 10; · PackerBackers 20. · 8:3D-lowell Thomas Remembers 20. 9:oo-Doctors Hospital 3,4, 15; Baretto 6,13; Cannon 10; National Geographic 20; Theater In America 33. 10:oo-NBC News Special 3.4,15; Starsky and Hutch · 6, 13; Blue Knight 8, 10; News 20. 11 :()()-News 3,4,6,8,t0,13,15; ABC News 3. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie "Dead Man on lhe Run" 6, 13; Mov ie 11 Twlllght of Honor" B; ~le "Desire Under the Elm" 10; Janakl 33. 1 :()()-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. Joc::::rr:::::::~r-~~;-~~r;~;,;~~~~~;:~~==----~r-:;~~--~~~-r--,uAc~~ P-5ST- AS A BaHn 2 HYSELL RUN ·· lovely ROOMS and bath Pomeroy near Kroger ' s Store. $4 ,000 Phone 992 2729 or see Jerry Hawk 1 4 12tp LITI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE W I LL TR I M or CUI fr ees a~Q shrubb ery Phone 949 15ol 5 or 7.!2 3167 12 18 26~f C. 33; enough to s etlle for six diamonds . There was very little to the play. South won the club lead 1 N .T. ' SEW IN G MAC H I N E l'<e p ai f S, service . all makes 99? 1211•1 The 1 abrtc Sh()p , P.omeroty' Au thonzcd St ngN Sa l es arid We Sharpen Se r vice Scissors 3 '9 tic West Pass 3 N T Pass 4• Pass P(ISS P<1ss Pass Opening lea d - J • l O 9 J..c. acres, lovely for building site or frailer . water available $4,000. , 4-t ACRE tor sa te (61111 667 3333 , ----· REMODEliNG . Ptumb1,fl'g, h ea l ing and a ll t ypes o t genera l r epa, r Work guaranteed 20 yea r s ex p erience Phon e 992 240,9 51 t k TO Storage bldg . S15,000, POMEROY - 5 hilly acres, 3 BR, bath, la rge kitchen -in ! E XCAVAT ING , doze r and backhoe work : sep t~c lanks insta ll ed . dump tr ucks and 1(1 boys tor h i r~ . wil l haul f ill d1rt , lop soli. limestone a n d g ra ve l Call Bob or Roger Je ffers , d ay phone 9917089 , n 1ght pho~e 991 3525 or 992 .5132 1 2 11 ,. , II· Now six notrump : but was wise EAST • J 853 • .15 2 •Q 9643 • 2 t A9 . JI0914 . 85 SOUTH IDI • A Q1 • K8 • Q863 • A Q62 Both vul nerable J Pomeroyt· S ~ r ..,. •c c , c r ecflon. <~0 It Phone 992 5466 . Is bids . South was tempted to btd 13 WEST • K IQ6 2 •• - . Future ' tKJI0 754 ' toetuf, paneling , bath , 1 } ac r e, lull basemen t. IJfilily room . built tn ~ ..., rch , garage . Phone 9n 7733 12 30 ti c -- ~---- -- ~------~ Ph . 99'2 ·'2114 Your ' O' DELL A l incm ent 1oca't:C d be h ind R Utl and Gr,lde Sc hool. Tu n e u p, brakes , Whee l bal11ncu.,g at 1n cme nt. Phone 74'J 2004 11 16 tt c RUTLAND 1 story franie, 2 BR , bath, d i ning R.. wash bldg .. garage . A VERY GOOD BUY S8,500 . RUTLAND - I STORY FRAME. balh 2 BR , 8,10 ; News Hodgepodge Lodge 20 . · 7:()()-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for • K3 SNUTH NELSON MOTORS, INC. - paneling , o RM . HOUSE, HOU S E 'IOU~< QUES"ON CONCE!it~S TH/5 NORTH • 94 • A 10 7 D & D TR EE Trunmmg . 20 y£>ar5 ex. p er ten<:e tnsu,ed , fre e eslimc1fes , Cal l 99i?J84 or ( 61 J ) 69 8 7157 Alb any .' 1 10 15-tfc BR, , Rill Estlte FOf Sale ' CAPI'AIN EASY I 8:()()-Movin' On 3,4, t5; Happy Days 6, 13; Good Times 8, 10. 8:30-Welcome Back, Kotter 6, 13; Joe & Sons I ; Consumer Survival 20,33: Channel 10 Reports 10. 9:()()-Dean Martin 3,4,15; Rookies 6,13: MASH 8,10; WHA Ali -Star Game 20; Margot Fonteyn 33. 9:31)--Qne Day at A Time 8, 10. 10:()()-Joe Forrester 3,4,15: Marcus Welby , M.D. 6, 13; Switch 8, 10; Woman 33. WIN AT BRIDGE Transfer cues small slam NEW LISTING ~ Like new 3 BR s with 11i ce paneling , carpeting , grand bath , garage , and over 1 ;;> a c r e . $25, 500 . Fi'le Po tnfs . 7 .. 7112 acres, home has 4 POMEROY· LANDMARk. . ..~_Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . ~ Phone 992-2181 LOT 40 x 100 ;t , S500 . Close to . Kroger's in Pomeroy Call M U DERN design SIP.reo, A' (I 1 A64 2J90 after J · 30 p .m .. t rack 1ape . am lm radio Reynoldsburg , Ohio co mb i nation . Balance S98 60 ~ 11 3tc or term s . Call 992 3965. I 1 I f c OL D ER il lfldern 7 rm . home , carpeled and co mpletely fur nished, with for ce d air HAY lor' sa te or trad e ror cor n furnace . 3 , acre tot . Phone Pho"le 1.0 2 0fl~ . I II 4tp Pomeroy, Ohio $21 ,500.00. OEXTE R ~ 157 acres, large home, fencing , limber, barn and other -._______, 3 " I' ' Call 992-7537 EXCAVA TIN G . doz~l' , ba c khoe and d ltc h ,t- ~ Ct\art es R ll alf i el d Baok Hoe Serv ic e . Rurlanct , Oh~ . Phon e 7<t2 2008 . 1 ( '30 781c ,, garage . CLOSE SHOPPING $9,500 . $299 VAC/IT ION over We off er ,greatesl savmgs e ven on trail e rs and fold downs Guarantee and service wtlat we sell 91h year wit h Star Craft Camp Con ley ~~ ~ ~r Crall . R I 6'} North Of PI Pteasan t I 1'2 3tc 16 ACRES near Rutland wllh 3 bedrm house . S12 ,000. House in Harrisonv i lle , !10 .00 0 ; 1970 Buick Riveria , full power , no rust $1,200. P11one 7.J2 2796 1 6 8tc Kuhl Cake Decor · 'C"i'f'A'NE. . Conditioner For Sale COAL. lin1CStone and all types of salt and rock salt for ice and snow removal Ex . c el si or Sa i l Works, E as t Matn St ., Pomeroy, Oh io . Phone 992 3891. 12 7 1fc RACINE - I WEEK ONLY! 11 9 ti c ·t llED R M mobile h ome . New 197!1 m o d e l SISO per month •ot ally f u rni sh ed Phon e !1011 773 Sl07 . M<tson . II\ 7J2 (0/\ L fOR S/I LE CAB Coa l Com p any . 1 mde n orltl o f Cheshire. on R I 7 Pick your own $20 p er to n Open 6 da ys per week , or c-a tt 161.1) 367 733 0 lo r f urth er i nformation 1 8 7B t c 5434 . FURNI S HED •a par tm ent 4 rooms and bath , adu lt s on ly Phone 992· 5906 . 12 18 ttc Ph on e 12 9 261p 3 /\ N O 4 RM furn iS hed and unfurn1 s h ed apt s Phone 992 BEDROOM l urn1 Shed apartm e nt at V11tage Manor Ptlone YY2 3273 .. 12 19 26t c ranch home , .:~ B . R .s, 11 2 ceramic baths , oil furna ce. large kitchen w1th d i nmg . 2 ca r garage I acre . Only $25, 000. Tuppers Plains Renovaled 3 BRs, n ice large bath , 7 l 6'> H '' 'i ! I 11 I I NEW LISTING -- l arg e I 9 II p GQQ[I {luatt!y t1ay ' fl.'• I L b ~ drrn clP ' <i l l t' I ('C Po t1 tf'roy 11 (!111(.' illld ' U' U (>ttl ! Et~~ · !vi dill f'>unt croy Oh ro 0 1 R 10(10 x ?l)nrw •ire s. S IOII NICtl F"h onc '1 '1 ? 6666 1 11 3• p JO Cl P.IC 11 ches t trcc;e r . lil<.c n row l car .1nd ' ot l"l r OR RENT OR SALE ] beclrm mobile hornt• , un l ur n1shed , uti tilr es pa1d on R t 33 in Bur l ingham Phone 992 7751 . 1731 41 c HO LI~E~n R u tlanc.t Llcens@d baker a nil' decorator . Kitchen State Inspected , H OUS E on Lin Coln Hgt s 2 b edrm , large kitchen . ful l basem ent. eHetten t bu y for $8,900 , with new fu rnitur e, onty SlO.JOO Ph one 992 7648 1 6 26tc e., I I ' '\ ' ( • 1- 12- l mo. TEAFORD f'VI' I111l C/S Rainbow " 10; Dinah 13. 4:3D-Mod Squad 6: Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20.33. S : ~Bonanza ~; Junior Theatre 4; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3~Adam - 12 4 ; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam 12 13. 6:oo-llews 3,4,8,10, 13, 15; Zoom 20.33; ABC News 6. 6:3D-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CAKE BAKING • : Pomerov Office 10§ Butternut 992-334S Formerly Weed Whole sa le . Fcatunng : D e tu x Zerox Copy Se'r vice, Off i ce S u pp l ies , Mimeograph Su pp lies • la r g es t se lection of wed d ing sup p lies in So uth east ern Oh1o . , The Pri nt Shop complet e t Still in busmess in Mid· dteporU 12 B 2mo . cctvcr ilm tm mpx rilc.tio n 7P f CRE'. wooded l and m •he <.oun • ry some suilab l c •rnck. s•erco 1 ts u. o1 h c r burld1nq 5t 1es . qoud access · ypes Cull 'I'J7 1'16 ' rof'd Close •o Chcs•cr I I J tc par •1alty fen ced Phtone 1,1)111 'IH'• 11()(1 or 1IH 11 t'J l :> ?4111 L OCI •. T pos ts NCw 12 Qa 1 13 1•t \ in CtlCSIN 17f ' ot nq l (' Sh(.ll Phcne li'J ~ 1 '· 'J · 1 13 26 •p3 BEDRM . home , just l 1n 1shed , femodeling . Sat em 1 R ON ! ONE . QOOd condlitOn St • Rulland Phone 742 2306 c xccttcn• •one . •wo mull•h afler 4 p m or see Milo 8 . ptcces ') '·II 1 ccord10n used H utch iso n v('ry lt "lc w i th case ')'] UU 9 23 !fc Co n• brown co r duroy w i t h <; hcep fur !i nmq . worn ve r y li '' l c ~~n (tress 1 p1n1<. . 1 h l uc I red new STyl es . excel l ent c ond 1•ion 3 Si •,o Virgil Sr ., Broker Phon e I t'll I t 'JH ' 111: or 16 111 110 Mectlantc Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992 ·3325 I 13 J• p I'· ! I CHE VROL.E I P1 du p •o n I Wll Ce l clrlv C 'S p . V I' Wl' t1 /m I Ill r1pC plilyer r ,1cJto Si' /P!I rhonc 1 1? Club 8; Mister Rogers 20, 3:1. Movie " To Find a - WANTED I N (• I ' ·H It Chilnncl (II •ra n s I 11 J• p va 1 L L 1 1lVI E book k<.•c per . mus 1 ha ve cxpe rr e n cc V. r ilc and send r esume •o l ~ ox rn 1 co I he D.1ity <.,c n •ine t P om e ro y 0 1110 Employment Wanted CITY PHONE ' Notice TON 4:()()-Speclal Treat 3,4, 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey MouS<! Real Estate For Sale NOW selling r ulter Brus h Pro'd ucts . Ph on e 992 341 0 10 6 lfc o; prinu s ! Ill 7 Quality Print Shop ·l_;lc:O..:I..:m;:o"'-J For Sale E~epcndtlures \ Ph V92 -J9f3 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ BLIND ADS Card of Thanks Gc nor at Properly Ta~t Rea l Es t a te a nd lrailer (Gr oss i 908 90 Rec e tpts Tang 1bt e Persona l Property Ta)l (G ro ss) 768 25 Total Recetp ls 1,077 . 15 Tot al Begmning Balance P l us Recroiots 2 26/ 75 St\ <lCu!.e, Ohio Whtt e. 7 dr' , 4 sp eed trans , rad to, body mouldings, w s w fires. It 's l tke new w1 th less than 5.200 m i les . Gasoline l ,u, fund 1, 1·18 .tl Ro<ld and Br tdge I und 590 60 fed RPvcnue Sl1cV1 n g ill'' ( ttEVl lU ll I WI)CCI I un d l.'nB 00 ctrtv !' p1 cl<- up j \,llunc c {J f Total R ece tpl s t,T c'O r y w,lrr, ,t ll'( ChL•t. l<. General 1 und 1~ , 5 69 51 lh1 S IJe tor c you lluy il n e w 1 1. I' 11 •o '11c'ln t.. l ' r l c lt c [tr fo..~o!or Veh1c l e L1cc n.:; e flnr' Pt1 onc ,1 1T I' r '' p 111 or llll RldOWcly nnd rhc Sli1 tl of Ta x~ und 5,027 30 wcl'k.cnds '1~ 7 .I IYO V(·< c r(• n s Mcmo r t.~l Hosp 11n 1 I 9 I(C Gas() line Tax fund 17 ,.100 .00 tor 'he C/'.CCIIent c ar e 1 Road and Br1dge I und 1.677 15 rrCPt\IC'd durtnq tll\1 !CCCIII Ce metery I und 700 ,00 ll05P I 'il l i2 il 'IOil '• PCC <tll 1 ed Revenue Shar1nQ •hnnk s al5o •o rcla•tv cs fund 2,589 00 t rt r nd s ' iltld members o f •h e :"l t-'t.: I N V 1S aroun d I h e corner To t al R cce 1pt s & Balance s Ge t your litte r s and mowcrc, (11Ur ch o t ·cs us Ct1r1SI of General f und 21,51-1.75 roady l or use now Clarence t <1 11 C I d ay ' amt s fo r rtlcir Motor VehJCte Ltcense ltdt . Rusti c Hilts . ~ yra c usc <ISSts• nn cc nnd lo. i tldncss Tal:' fund 6.660 J1 Pt10ne 992 'J967 ilf l er 5 p m dur <n {l •ll tS ' tlll C Gaso l i ne Ta~t r und 1.'l.SJ8 Jl I 8 6tc \ llit <!ll1 A.~ \ l',lvcr Road an~ Brtd ge ·r und 2 'J67 .75 Cemetery t Utid 200 00 I IJ 1'P I eder.:tl Revenue Sharing END or SE/\ SON c ustomer apprec1at ton sa te now a1 I und 3,817.00 Ell.pe ndtfu res Bob ' s Mar k et , flpp tes S2 98 Ge nera l fu n d 13 .098 96 I NCOME bus h e l. oranges tw o doz en. T /\X pr epa r ed , Mo tor Ve.hic l e L1c en se S1 Tangerin es th re e doze n Fe d eral and slalc laxcs Tax F un d 6.6·1·1. 92 for $1 Gra p es. lhree p o unds W 1ll be done by appt onl y Road and Brtdg e 1 una for $ 1 While ltl e sup ply Pl ease phon e 992 2272. or see t asts Bob's Market tn 13.J 80 81! M r s Wa nda E bl1n , La ur e l Mason , w , Va . Phone 773 Road anct Brtdge I un d 2. 195 J6 Cl i ff Rd , Porperoy Cemcrery Fund 160 00 j 72 J. hours 10 n .m . !il l 5 30 12 31 JOic nm r ederal Revenue Sharing r und 3,6 17.00 PI ! NO I cssons now ,, c I 6 !Ol e Balance Dec 31,1975 CC p • tnQ ll r' W ~IUd('tliS General F und 8, J15 79 I)C Qtnners in•crmL· dta lcs Mo tor Vehtc le license D & J H OUS E o f r a br rc' s .ldvan cc d ' u nc tN t s Ta11. r und 15. 49 .Janua ry Clearance !-. al e fi ll Hilrvey l V,lnV r,lnl<. cn 111 GasolinP. T.Jx F und 67 .53 rHaterrat in stock on sa te \ prinq I ve nue Pom ero y Road and Brtdge r un d 72 29 r'tl one ~· 1 7 'n 111 111 1 5 p m : Open 10 cl m Cemete ry I und JO 00 Mo nday lh ruu q h 1 , nt LJrdt~y I I J ''' c Tot al . 8.611.10 · 1 .t t7tc. CASH BALANCE , RECEIPTS AND The Almanac tW IL L be giv i ng p1ano l essons EXPEND ITURE S in my horne st arling F- eb 1 BY FUND Uniled Press ·I nternational I Qr in f ormal ron ca ll 99'2 Gene r al Fund Today is Tuesday, J a n, 13, 3771:1 Ba l ance . Ja n 1. 1975 5. 91 5 'J .! R C' CCipfs the 13th day of 1976 wtth :!&3 to Genera l Pr op er ty Tax follow. Real Es l ate and Trail er ! Gr oss 1 .'i .907 89 The moon ls movlng toward Tang1bl e Pe r so n a l Property full moon. v~ .. : IT E ', amoye d Hu stt..y Dog Ta)( !G ro ss } .1,99 :1 M los I in VtCini!y of r rvc Po i nts Estate Tax !Grossf7 15 73 The morning s tars are ar ea Ca ll Maxme Gr rt ftt h , Loca l Govern m enl an d 9'17 2 133 day or 99'} 57flt a l! cr State In come Tax 2,·11 2 J6 Venus and Saturn. ~ p m C1g ar ette Ltcens e r ees and The even ing stars are MerI 1'} 61 c. t tnes (G r oss ) J7 50 Int ang ib le!> 1,502 ·11 c ury and Jupiter . Toii'i l Recetp ts 15 569 5 1 Those born on lhis date are Tota l Begm n i ng Ba lan c e under the sign of Capnc:orn . Plus Re ce ipts 21 , 511.7 5 paid for a ll makes and Expendtture s Horatio Alger, a ut hor of CASH model s of mo b ile homes Tola l Ex p en d itu r es " rags-to-riches" stones, was Phone ar ea co d e 6 1 .o~ .123 11.67563 l'l dm m ISi r at ive 9531 Tot a l E:o.pendtlures born .Jan. 13, 1834. This is .t 1 J ti c Town Hatts , Memorta l Amencan actor Robert 866 40 Blc.t gs & Grounds Total E x p enddu r es Slack's 56th birthday, I 1r e ProteC I IOil ~ 0 00 On thts day in hislory : Tota l Expcnd 1tu r es Ceme t er ies lOGIVE / 1• ( i (u tl iepup .l 1 I DO In 1864, famed composer ~ 111 0 111 11 $ (J td f C!llol i C To tul Ex p endit ures . Stephen Fosler died in a New Li g hting ' fr iend l y i'lll{l s il HCCirOIH11(' Grand Total Exp N CCd5 (,ood IHHlle Ph one York hospital, three days 1\~ c rq s C<t Humane · .ucip•y Ge n era l f u nd 13,098 .96 after he had been f01lnd ill 'IIJ') ]I'! \'1 Ba t . Oec 31, 1975 8,.1) ~ 79 Tota l E xp Pl us B.:t l and almost penniless in a t I l 6 C Dec 3 1.1 975 21.51.1 75 hole l room . Motor Vehicle L tcense In 1868, the U.S. Senate Ta x Fund Balance , Jan . 1. 1975 1.6 33 11 refused to accept President Rec e tpl s DE fi L ER S in scra p , iro11 . Andrew Johnson's ouster of Mo 1or Veh tcle L tcense melats . iu nk autos R tdcr's Ta)l s.on 30 War Se cretary Edwin Sava g e Phone 997 5J68 To t al Rece1p 1s S.On .JO 1 '} 791 p Stanton and actmg Sec retary To ta l Begtn n mg Bala n ce Pl us R ece tpl s 6,660 4 t Ulysses Grant resigned, · W/\ NTE D old uprrght ptanos Expend1turcs in any co nd11 10 n Wi ll pay 510 In 19711, Biafra surrendered Tola l E)(penditu r es eac tl . 1 1rs1 tloor only Wt rle Mtsce llan eous 10 Nigeria, ending a civil war givi ng direcltons 1o W tll en Total E)(penditures P ia n o Co .. Bo x 18 8, S .;~rd1S. in the African nation . . Mainlenan ce 2.797 8:1 Ohio 139 t6 . Grand T otal Exp . In 1972, New York state I 6 6tp Mo1or Veh1c l e L1cen se ruled that a woman may 6 . 6.1<~9 ? TaxF und Ba t , Dec 3 1, 1975 15 49 become a profess ion'a l H AL L'S Sa t>Jag e /\ 11 auloo:. To t al Ex p Ptus Sa l w i th tra mes and bOdtc s w1th baseball umpire . Dc c3 1. 1975 6.660 <11 or wtlhoul m o tcrs , $ 1 tlund Gaso l me Ta.o~ Fund r ed . Ti n .50 hundred Will Bat , Ja n 1, 197 5 1, 1,184 1 buy m e t a l s and sc rap rron A thought for the day: Recetph On old R t JJ, JUSt ac ross GaSo lin e Ta x 12.400 00 from G rue s er ' s Chipp er American writer Washington To 1a t R eceipts 1'1 ,400 00 Monday through Friday 9 Irving said, " A sharp tongue To t'at Begtnning Ba la nce I tit 4 p m , Sal urday , 9 tit Plus Recetpls 13 .5.18 4 1 is the only edged tool that no on E~tp e ndt1ur es 12 l o1 .76tc grows keene r with constant --- -----~.·-----Tot al Expendt!ures MIScell aneo us 5.919 00 use .'' OLD fu rn1 1ur e, tee bo xes . bras s b,e ds , ston e jars, or T(ltMaintenance al E x pendi l ur es 7.5 61. 88 compl e te household s Wr1te Grand Tcta l E xp GasO i it"le M 0 M1t1 er, Rt. 2. Pomeroy , Ohio Cal t 992 TaK r und 13 48068 /11.$JI'f''~ Brtl . Dec 31. 1975 07 53 7760 10 7 74 To la1 Exp Plo s Bal Dec 3 1, 1975 13 ,5<18 .:11 Road and Brodg c Fund Bal , Jan I , 191 5 59il .60 lARRY LAVENDER 1299S fl. ddtltonal 25c Charge per /\ dverttsern ent . OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a 111 to 5 . 00 p m Daily , 8 J On . nt to 12: 00 Noon Satu rrtay ...,-L _ A 2. 8. 9. 10. 11 . 12. • 197S PINTO MPG CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY '5700 to r 50 word minimum E a c h add i tional W0 1'" d 3 cents · r------------.. . ·3. 4. .5. 6. 7. . stx con Wanted To Buy AVAilABLE ro INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. ' l'l~ ·~ r t !'• 1 ~ Pels $}25 WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM \1DI NG SOFFITT GU r rERS -AWNINGS Loca l car. s h i!~p inside and out, good n ew tir es . cu~ to m whee ls, dark g·reen vi nyl roo t . green finish , AM r adio cm d t ape, factory em , power steeri ng and Urakes, au t omatic Book Va l ue $3050 00 Wanted 12 WORDS 4 DAYS I Ta x I unCI STO~M 1973 BUICK leSABRE CUS. HT CPE. ClearanceSl995 •> • rhr c'"c Lost -SPECIAL!-- ONLY N Ord BlowJlmto Walls & Attics Book Value $3'00 Notice WRITE YOUR . blue t tnish and ads p.:ud Within 10 abo"e cartoon. 1ads days ADDUCE OVERDO · An••••r: Ji,, puf1w tuu mudtu·•·•ghi - HE OVERL OADED FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For Ftsral Y ear Ending Dec e mber3 1s t , 19H Co lumb ia Town ship M eigs County Rt . 3 Albany, Ohto January 7, 1976 I ce rlif y 'the to l tow1 n g r epo r t to be co rrect Glo r ia Hutton Towns h i P Clerk Tel No 61o.l 696 3462 SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCE 5, RECEtFTS AND EXPENDI1' URES Batanc e Jan 1, 1•75 Genera l Fund s _. , 04 5.2.t Moto r Ve h i cl e License pP r Blown Insulation Services CHEVROLET C-10 FlE ETSIDE Clearance S3095 19H 6 cy l. , st d tr ans ., s t ep bumper , good It res , clcnn shMp cent s FREE ESTIMATES .' ,::} ' Dollars 6; Wilburn Brothers 8; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20: Wild Wild World of Animals 33. 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3;,4; let's Cleol with II 6; S25,000 Pyramid 8: National Geographic 20,33; Price Is Right 10: To Tell the Truth 13; High School TV Honor Society 15. TUESDAY , JANUARY 13, t97& Business Services Pomeroy Motor Co. in co rrec1 •nsertton ~6 cents per word SC'CIJ I ivC ill SC I 'lO riS arrange th• circled lflttrs '· respons 1ble for more than one ( (t11'1 t'l l'IIV I' ROUSE I The b t• For W a nt Ad Scr;v1ce • r Pt)t<; lh'r word l.lnP inscrtwn Mmtmum Charg e $1 00 1THE r xxxI J r r I I J Jumt.t ..... FABLE 'n ••d1' (' r ! Pil'<-1 iliiV LHI S d eeme d object•o nal . j.Ju l•l i shL•r W i ll nul to form the surprise answer, u Auto Sales . 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY m RATES IAn•wrrt lomorro.no) Yul,.rday'• r n1h \ - '' 11 I ~:::"':::::::':·=::':=~=-:~t:,.~~-::.,;•~u;,n:•~•;ted:.:;b;y~th~ d REGULAT'IONS The Publisher reserves •he WHAT THE BEST B IKINI SHOWS. Now ~ Television log for easy viewing •' Belor. Dav Cancell at lon Correcl ions will b e acfepl e d unld 9 a rn . for DaY o Pvblic<t l ion • ~ P .M PubHcatton . Mtilld<1\' Dcrldlu,L Q ORISEE 1........ \ ; "v -o~,J { 1 ' /, / y Auto Sales WAN TAos INFORMATION · C'J:'/\Ol '''··, . ' I st10 tJid be ·a good self-starter today Don '! de lay by waiting tor the slowpokes 1o wake up. CANCER (June 21-July 22) II you have any work of a mental nattJre to tjo today. selec1 a qulel secluded area to operate tn lnterrupl1ons w111 ctera11 your train of thougt11 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be a good listener today . Someone will have va luable mformat1on to 1mpart. You'll want to gel the whole drill of it VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sopt. 22) Don'l be fearful of pulling your tdeas t o the test tod ay You won I know how good they are unless you try thefT\ on others LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 23) Your cu riosity IS an assel today . Read a good book or bnng yourself up to date on current topics You have excellent retentiOn .SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-No•. 21) Perhaps your most gamtut area. today w111 be m situations where you s hare ap interest most esper:1ally where a prof1t molive is rnvo lved SAGITTARIUS (No•. 23-Dec. 21) If you look c losely at s t1uat1on s today . you'tt find each has several alternatives. We1gt1 them carefully . CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·J .... 11} To<iay you perform well with co-workers . provided all part1es are wtlhng to carry 1heir we1ght. Bnng others into lhe ptcture. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Fob. 11) You should have a Dleasurable day. You II be· m a chummy mood Others will enjoy you as much as you ·n dole on their c ompany PISCES (Ftb. 20·Morch 28) Resourcefulness is your priJlMl asset today You may even surpnse yourself w1th your abtltty to alter your position -~ Jon. 14, 1178 Thts cornrng year you are ltkely to be more appreciated than before m I he area of your wOf'k or career The eyes of those around you wttl see your true value . LOOK OUT TO()W, MA:4M! 't'OV'Rf 60NNA SE DOIIBL.E· TEAMEO !! With · The Mason County Biclntennial Committee · ' ON •I WMPO \ \ I' �10 - TheDaJlySelltU'K'l Mad<llt>J)Ut IJumt'IU\ 0 lut>stl. l\ 1.111 l i l'rih Locks, dam replacement funds left out for 1976 A<co rdwg to MontlcJ' s Ohoo Valle} Improve me nt Assocrat10n Inc monthh neu .31C' Iter out of Cmunnatl no rl anru., g fund s \H•r e proved m th e 1976 Pubht Work s Appr opr1at1 " b) Congress for a 1e pla ccm c nl f<Jcl hty at the Gal11poh s I oc ks a nd Dam "here presen t faciJ1tt es con stlutt' lhe mos t scnous bottleneck on the rl\er S}stcm betn een Pill•burgh and New Od eans II IS now dear that ad mm1st1 aliVe aut honzat wn under the Rn ers and Harbm s At t or 1909 IIIlich has been applied to all na\lgatoon prOJects on the mam s tem of th e Oh oo Rover 11111 not be uhlt zed \\Jth reg a rd to dUI horozat10n of the Ga llipolis replacement facolltoes the OV IA sa1d Thas means th at th e Galllpohs prOJect Will be considered for Cong1 esswnal a ulhoiiZal oon by tile Pubh c Wo1ks Com moll ee of the & nat e and the Public Works and TransportatiOn Cu m matt~e l f the House upon subrmsston to Congress of the Ciloef of Engmeers 1eport by the Secretaf) of the Army Unfo rtun a tely the CIH ef s re- por t wh1ch was transr111tted to the Secretary \\a s re turn ed Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup 90~PINT CARRY OUT ONL ~ Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Ohto . . lJ) the Secn•tm \ lu lht: Clnef an Oet.:~mber 1975 for 1c an~II)SI S • 11 as not puss1ble ~1t tins llmt In mdtc tie the pr obable tune n~ct.l~d tu compl) \Hlh the &>crcl.;.lr) s reqw remt'nt as t u lhr spet.:1f1ed for mulcllJUn studieS It IS of the utmost unportam-e tw"cver ADMIIIED Srmth Mar y J ose lt a Ractne Kn de r I ong Bol!om Melame Grueser PomerO} fe1 esa Grueser Mwersv 11le Wanda Sprague Tupp ers Piaons Penn) Comp ton Moddl e pur l Sara Roush S) oacuse M1ldr ed Bates Moddl epo r t Betty Roush Rac w e Mar) Arms Pomeroy Clarence Baker Uong Bottom Charles Elh s Pomeroy DISCHARGED - Harry Carpe nter Ronald Bost1c , Dorothy Rea, Shorley Abl es Holzer MediCal ('enter 1Doscharges Jan 121 He len Arn ott Gravmo Cesare John Doll er Charles Handley Jr , Sail! Heber Terry Henry Mrs Donald Keels and Infant son Elizabeth Langona V1rgm1a Layne Stace Mohhan David Mm g<..~n Con me Nabert Janet Ooleo Helen Sh all Kenneth Chester ( Conlmued from page I ) comm issioners granted permosso on to Sa lo sbur) Tow nslup 1i ustees to pur chase a new truck Allendmg we1e Henry Wells Warden Ours and Bern a rd G1lkey com IniSSIOner s Marth a Cham bers clerk and Wesle) Buehl count) engmeer -.---=""!--------• · follows Poirot as in 'Curtain' lONDON 1 UP I t IIH;IIIhc repnrl be It'\ ~~... d .Uld fn r\\ rlrded In t ung r t.' SS m hntl' fnr <:onsHierahon at th£" heanngs 11f the cumniallees 1n 1976 Members v.oll be on formt.. d "ell m ad\ ance or the dates nr h('arJngs dealing "' lh the Gnlhpnlt s replacement facoht oes OVIA sa od HOSPITAL NEWS \irh: raus J\:lt•morJal Huspttal • THE IIIUE SfJIIY IH MAN WHOBICAME AlEGEND Vlltltt NEVER FORCEr ~~aJ!Lnge -""':Free ~ STARTS TOMORROW TW.O DAYS ONLY Sle1cns Gladys Wolls Edoth Y£"rJ~m 1Births, Jan 12) Mr and Mrs Curios Ar thur daughleo Jackson Mr and Mrs James Tomolhy Betz son G,llhpohs Mr and Mrs Dev.ey Canada daughter Hamden Mr and M1 s Wolllam Mulhern daugh ter Wellston PI EliSA NT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Mervm Nor11s Lakin Ehzabelh R)an Ma son Debboe Mon 011 Galhpolts lewi s Boggess, West Columboa R1ck Jenkms Thoma s Runyon l"on James Roush Ma son Mar cta Harn s on Mo ddl epur l Ruby Forst Northup Albert Boyles and Danme Th omas Po1nl Pleasant BIRTHS - Jan 12 a daug hter to Mr and Mrs Robert Bateman Poml Pleasant, and Jan Jl a daughter to M1 .md Mrs Dorman P earson , Galhpohs and a son lu Mr and Mrs Danny J ohnson Galhpohs Clerk tContmued from page I) of the o[flce were such chores as laking: nwne1ous passport appltcat 10ns partn e r shap ag1eements 1ss u1n g duplicat e hunting and foshong ht:cnses real es tate hcenses and processmg notary public commJssHms The office also oc,cned and thousands of dostnbut dollars ed on support payments each month The offoce of Spencer pa1d $34 224 41 mlo the coun ty general fund $1 100 30 to the count) shenff s ofh ce, and $5 134 24 mlo the s tale Bureau ,,f Motor Vehocles agencoes Economy I Contmued MEIGS THEATRE IS YOUR CAR SPENDINi:; TOO MUCH TIME IN THE SHOP? Ag,ol ha Clmst1e ~1U!hu1 uf muu: than 90 delet hve my~tenes di ed spokL•sman last "u•k's sn'"fall "huh « n. a ted unNah• lr3v~hng ' onditions tlas5cs ruumcd Monday m th~ Mt•Jgs I oud Sc btmls and Monday She v. as 85 A Sl IIIII II-~ I )J'~. N Alll\h rgs ( uunt) St huuls n opt llt"d tod3y fulluwlng f01 he1 TueNday m tht.• Southrrn and Eastern D1str1< b Mt' 1g s sc hunls l' crc tlost'd h\u da ys, Eash rn and SouUttrn fur three days liter CJ.ry a~rnt said Mtss Chnsloe do ed at her hom e on Wolhngford aile• bcJOg on 1ndofferent health fm l~ v months Dame Agatha she bad BLAST KII I.S 4 been honored b) the queen BElFAST No rth er n " as o(lcn ca lled the queen Ireland 1UP!) - A bomb of detecll ve thnlleo sf:_ explud ed wothoul warmng m rhe c1ea l<>r of Mo ss Mao pie a crowded downtown shop and He1cule Po1rot, she w1 ole pong area tod ay and pollee more th_an 90 books whoch saod at least four persons sold mm e than JO n ulhon were killed and 20 InJured , copoes 17 pla) s and assmled one sen ously other works In her la st book ASK TOWED to be released - Curiam, A marnage hcense was no'"' on the best se ller hs ts Issued lo Wolham Roe Nutter, s he kolled off Poorot, the 35 Rl I Reedsvolle, and famed Belgoan deleclove of Cos!.y Sue I"sler 26 Reedsher n O\ cis voile OCTOBER 197S Oct 1 John R Weeks nnm ed Otvt s on Monclg er of the Rtv e r Dtvtston by Co lumbu s and Sou th ern Ohto E lect n c Co pr es tdent Arthur G Green Syrncuse VIllage re ce ved d s first factory built hJ i ly eQu tpp ed ftre fruck Oc t 2 Playground at Ro cm e E lem entar y Sch.oo l black topped Oc t 3 - Syrocuse Ccunc I termmal ed th e servtces of Sc ten ftftc Sa ntt a t on Inc qarbag e ptckup servic e and obtamed th e servtces of L 1w ren ce M '"l nl ey An noun ce menl mad e tha t the P omero y Ma so n Br dge wo uld r eopen on Oct 20 s tx weeks ilhea d o f schedule Oct 5 Charles Bush L (l ndmrlrk b r rlnc h s uper v1sor fea t ured 1n ad vert smg by LandmMk orgcmt zatt on m farm mag.::~zme s ct r culaling n Ohto Oc t 6 - Cha rl es Legar of Pom eroy s Board of Publt c A lfo1rs announced t hat <)II t hree of th e town s new welter we ll s w dl be •n operat •on by Oc t 8 Heet vy dr llln g eq Lnpment stolen from Adam s Drll fmg Co Rn c ne on Se pt 28 recov er ed 1n Com b r •d ge H om e of Mr an d Mr s Albert VanCooney Ba1 ley Run dcstro yed by t ~r ~ Oc t 7 Cou nty com m•sston e rs (lpproved to mrlke 1ppl caf tan tor a gra nt to m prove 3 3 mtl es of County Road One 1n th e <'!rea of the Mmg s Mm cs est imated cost p r esiden t Ihe S65 000 repo1r s Si nCe Aug 4 to open Oct 20th Ta mmy Stanl ey Oct 17 crow ned Me 1g s H1gh homecom trlg queen M e1gs Maraude r s d e fea t ed th e Logan Chtettetms 7 1 to 0 Oc t 70 Pomeroy M ason Bndge op en ed P omeroy Counctl purchased a ne w crutser fro m Pomero y Motor Company Oc t 21 ~ Vot er s m Letart Town c; htp w ill c ast thetr ballot s at the Letart Fal ls Commun ty Ha ll for th e Nov 4 elect •ons Members of the M e tg s County Regtonal PI ann ng Comm1ss on agreed mformally to e ncourag e th e Me tgs Coun t y Comm iSS IOner s to see~<. a federa l grant lor tmproved housmg n Me tgs County Oct 22 Hltfer ty E l1 zabeth Maul e Pom er oy Rt ? dtredor of th e Me1g s County M useu m named Oh 10 s Ou t st andtn g Young Wom en of th e Y e .,=~r for 197 5 Orv lie Crook s 81 Syra cuse d1ed nt EXTENDEU OUT! OOK Thursday throu~h Salurd.oy f.ur Thursday and a ( hancc of snoy, Froda) antl Sat urda) H1~hs Ytlll be 111 the 20s to the lo11 30s and lov. s v.oll be 111 the teen s to the lo" 20s Thursday and Saturda) and 5 to 15 F nday Federa l Gover nm en t P<lY ng $40 819 Oc t 8 Donell s new lt a lt an food shop opens 1n Mtddle port Oc t 9 - Announced by Mei g s Lo cal Board of Educilhon th at a cu stod an mu st be on hand and be pa1d S? 65 i'l n hour l or h1 s ex tra work wh en bu ld1ngs 1n the dtslnc! ar e used for com muntfy or c ommerc1a ac tlvth e s Debb1e Rou sh Sy r rtcuse c rowned South e rn s Homecom1ng Queen J~ln W l coxen Rt 4 Pom ero y crowned Eastern s H ES TOTAl EU Fees collected 111 1975 b) the Meigs County Recorder s offo ce totaled $12 474 60 accordmg to Elean or Robson recorder I ees paid to the county 11 ere collected for recordmg ~9 124 10 flhng $2 386 5IJ can cella tiOns 1892 search $28 and sundr) fee s $44 BOWLING l Mason Br1dge closed for MAYBE IT'S TIME TO BUY A NEW ONE THAT WILL BE RELIABLE ... If you old car endless affatr the expense of a new car' We u sed ca rs that want to got Open Friday Evemngs ~ Globe ro te r s I b9 La t ecome r s ll 't ~ H tts & M sses 1111 lnd vtd ual hu:!h se r cs 3 games Mary Hoffman H J Nan cy Neusl ng JOO Cunny Estes JFI9 lnd tv dual H o f fman 17 0 cu ft total retnger a ted vo lu me • 4 75 c u ft fr eezer "';;~~~r ~ comparlmenl ~ • Tw1n Vegclable "THE FRIENDLY BANK" Hyd1ators • Aul omat• c Ice Maker ava lable at ex tra c har ~e • Meal Tender litbens lfaHonal Now Only _..,.CIH<;..,tMtiA Tl $489 MIDDLEPORT, UHIU Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatiOn BAKER FURNITURE DEPOSITS INSURED TO '40,000 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • / Neu51 • ' tOO N orm i'l Bunny Frigidaire 100% Frost-Proof Refrigerator-Freezer to 7 P.M. Altcrnoon Bowltng League WIHC Mason Sowlrng Cl!n1er W Va (3 man team~) T eam h g h lola \ p rn s J gam es seems to be havtng an wtth your mechantc at your wallet tt's ttme fo rt offer loans for new and wtll take you where you Walk-Up Teller Wmdow and Auto Teller Wmdow Auto hits tree, three hurt l11ree persons were mjured m a lntfflc accident at 7 10 I' 111 Monday on Bnck &hoot Rd three and twu tenlhs miles west ul Rl 7 The Galha Meogs Post State tloghway Patrol saod Jerry Lee N1 berl , J9 Rt 1, Galhpolls, dnvmg south lost control of hos car whoch ran off the hoghway sinking a tree Noberl and tw o passengers Gary Lee Nobert 15 and LeAnn N1bert, age 7 suffered manor tnjurles No charg es were foled Frank Go! key, Jr 29 J.angsvolle, was tr~ated and at Veterans rel eased Memoroal Hosp1tal for cuts received on a colhsoon at 9 10 a m Monday on Rt 124, one and sox tenths moles west of NOW YOU KNOW A two-day-old gazelle can outrun a ful1 grown horse Meigs news highlights from page 11 propnatoons of $51 430 offocc salanes !00, employes $16 000 rehremenl, $2 550 offi ce expen se $1 000 ma1ntenant.:e , supplies Homeco ming Queen 1mpoovemenls $10 000 Pom eroy Pol ce Ch1e l Jed miscellaneous $6 000 water Web ster rece1ved a check •n AT WORK SHOP purchase $9 300 eqwpment th e amount of $1 19 5 l or l ull Mary Skmner and Helen payment of the radar tho t $J 280 Baoley are attendmg a Water mortgage revenue was stolen Oc t 11 - Three m embers workshop at the N1songer bonds, total appropnatoon of of th e Robert Frankl1n $.16 570 for mleresl payn~ents Lclwson tam1ty InJ Ured 1n a Center Ohoo Stale Umver s1ty Colwnbus, loda) and eM ptckup tr uck. coil stan Se\\ er mortgage revenue Oct 13 Middleport bonds total appropnatoon of Coun cil approved a proposal tomorrow on grant wr1hng $24 J60 for mleresl payments for a commumty ce lebrat ion Thear attendance IS m conStreet mamtenance lund, 1n 1976 tn observance of the JUDcliOn w1th the personal B1cen tenn a l advocacy program of whoch totalapproproahon of $38,750 Oct 14 - New and long Mrs 'skmner IS coordmator employees, $10 , 000 hm e m e mbers of the Metgs Coun t y F~1rm Bureau relorement, $1 200 , mam honored The Pomeroy tenance of equopment $3 000 Cham ber of Commerce en moscellaneous $500 slreet dorsed rene wa l ol the tax levy to support the Galha repaors by contract, $8 300 eqwpmenl $1,500 gasohne, Jiick.so.n Me1g s Commun1ty M entnl Health Ret a rdat1on $8,500 malenals $4,000 progra m Me1gs County bwldmgs, $1 300 and traffic Eng•neer Wesley A Buehl r epor t ed t o th e county hghts, $450 comm1s sloner s that 68 md es Meter Deposot Fund total of road s had been Improved Oct 16 ._ The Pomeroy apprnpnahon of $2 500 women 5 Wedne sday sa POMEROY Ph 992 5303 SHOW TIME 7 00 ' Iluue Christie nq N e!len e ~ lan ley Peth el 389 h gh game 158 Ma r y 11 9 Nan cy E s t e~ IIH ~--~ ;:.::m:::<:<.-;x;-- Social Calendar tlUDAY MARY SHRINE 37 Whtte Shrme of JerliSalem to meet at 8 p m Froda} at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple Potluck refreshments EVERYBODY Shops the WANT AD WAY Veterans Memortaf Hospttal Oc t 23 Trustees and oft1 cer s of the Me 1gs Coun t y Ptoneer a nd Ht sfortcal Soc1ety elected Oct 24 One hundred th rty th ousand brtllot s for the <1 elecf 10n were N ov delivered to Metgs Coun ty Board ot Elect1 ons Oct 26 ~ New m embe rs •nstall ed tn the Oh1o Eta Ph1 Ch!lpte r of Bet a Stgma Ph1 Sorer t y Oct '17 - Pom eroy F1re Department received tfs new pumper truck Oct 78 Lad tes Auxtllar)' at th e Sy ra cus e F ir e De partme nt made apple butt er Oct 79 W nter •n spect ton made of a ll the equ tpment u5ed by the M ei gs Coun ty Htghway Department Oct 30 - Me•gs Count )' She rtll Robert C Hart enba ch r1nd Retndall Carpenter de puty n vest1gr~t e d an ar med r obbery at Jarrell 5 MMk et 1n Salem Center Evelyn Kean is buried Oec. ~10 Gt av~s1de se1v1c.:e s for Mrs Evelyn Kean 77 4660 Galbreath Road Kem"ood a suburb of Cmcmn ~:tli were held nn Dec ~0 at the Sprmg Grove Cemetery 1n th e Kenwood area Mrs Kean was the former Eve!; n Bogiey "ho was born on Ractne and res1ded there "oth her grandparents until movmg to Cmcmnat1 many years ago Surv1vmg Mrs Kean are a Sisler, Mrs Rnsahnd Miller Kenwood also forme1 l} of R<:~Cine t" o ha l br others, Ern es t Bigley HIHl lon gton W Va and Reed Bogle) Jr Cha•leslon, W Va FISH FRY SET Moddleport F1re Department and ols au>dliar) woll hold a bake sale and fosh fry begmnong at II a m Saturday at the headquar ters There woll be fish sandwiches or dmners avaolable to cat at the he adquarters or to take home 1 he UNIT CALLED The Pomeroy E-R squad was called to the New Lima Road at 5 JO p m Monday for Lawrence Smoth who was dead upon the squad s arrtval Arrangements are beang made al tl1e Ewmg Funeral Home Rt 7 The patrol reported Golkey's car started to pass JUS! as a car droven by Reva I. Snyder, 29, Rutland , made a left turn There was heavy damage to Gilkey's car and moderate damage to the Snyder veh1cle No Citation Meigs Property Transfers Theodore T Reed Jr , Nancy B Reed to Wilham A Young , 22 acre on Lol440, 17 acre m Lot 448 Pomeroy Twelve Easements L.eadmg Creek Conservancy Dastnc I Joe Lance aka .Joe Lantz, Exec , Frank E Lance dec 11 Donald E Miller 60 acres, 0 e carolyn S French, Carter P French to Chllord S Thomas, Jr , Patr1c1a E Thomas, Lot 11 Probst s Add Middleport Jean Durst, Rolland Durst to Ron meW Cowdery, Int on J acres , Olive Paul E Evans to Merle L Evans 4 1 :! acres, Lebanon was ossued The forst of three snow related accodents occurred at 8 20 a m oo Rt 218 at the entrance to Hanpan Trace Elementary &hool Howard R Fulks , 61, Crown City, drovmg a Gallia County school bus, could not go up the ocy covered droveway He attempted to back down the holt and hos bus struck a steel post None of the 47 passengers aboard was InJured There was slight damage to the bus At 11 48 a m on Town>hip Road 2, near Cheshlr~-Kyger Elementary &hool, Mark W Darst, 20, Choshore, drivmg north lost control of his car winch struck an ocy spot m the hoghway The vehocle went off the roadway striking a ullhty pole There was mmor damage Wolharn K Copley, 17, Rt I, Thurman was Cl ted to Galha County Juvemle Court for speed for con ditions followmg an accident at the Juncbon of Rt 325 near the Buckeye Holts Career Center Accordmg to the report, the Copley car struck the rear end of an auto operated by Marshall E Canaday 17 R10 Grande Canaday had stopped for a stop sogn, on the ocy hoghway ~~~ Mason County News Notes I Contmued fro!!' _eage 6) i tagevolle recently Mrs Geneva Humphrey reported ot was an excellent workshop The Extensoon Homemaker leader also asked that each club throughout the county report after theor January meetmg as to how many Extension Homemakers Yearbooks they WID need The councol voted unammously to contmue havmg a yearbook Those present agreed to pay $1 for it Several clubs m the county have volunteered to make pollow tops whoch woll be goven at the National Convention Mrs Keefer saod the clubs have until January 28 to brmg thell' pollows to lhe office Mrs Rlly Fox suggested that those makmg the pillow tops place the or name and address on paper and place msode Mrs Fox reported that all types of books for the one room schoolhouse woll be needed The schoolhouse woll be located at Krodel Park Mrs Harry Staats a representative of the Mason County Faor and an ExtensiOn Homemaker asked of the councol would be mleresled m servong food from the Fa1r kitchen durmg the county faor here lhos yea,,No actoon was taken Mrs Keefer reported the State Extensoon Homemakers dues had raised to $1 The council voted to send the dues Mrs Keefer reported on the HeroiEge Cookbook whoch sells for $3 20 Persons mterested m purchasmg a book are to contact her at the C<lurlhouse Annex as she plans to place another order Regostermg were Hallie M Jordan Florence Casto, Alberta Fry, Jean Henderson M~tolda Noble, Laura Johnson, Laurene Lewis, Dorthy Click Judy Hunt, Lms Hollman Mary Jo Cochran, Carolyn Crllow, Mrs H- E Beckelheuner Mrs BoMoe Waldie, Cora Eads, Mrs Lester Foreman, Mrs Earl F Ingels, Sr Edllh Fox, Malle Dutst, Gladys Burrts, Nellie Casto Ollie Browmng Nora Staats, Margaret Thompson, Sibyl Grmstead, Lieulo Roush, Catherme Srmth, Alma Mar· shall Loda Garland, LDos Bwngarner, Kay Kelsey, Kay Harper, Mrs ElmerGrueser, Mary Wheeler, Geneva Hwnph rey, Vockl Keefer and Roberta Asbury Conumttee chaormen me• urmg the afternoon and made plans for the year MASON PERSONALS Mr and Mrs Bloss Wilson spent hohdays woth theor son and daughler<n~aw, Mr and Mrs Gary Wilson and family, Brent, MellSS3 and Jenmfer at Atlanta, Ga Mr and Mrs Wilson remained woth the farnoly while Mr and Mrs Gary Wilson took a Caribbean cruise alter Christmas They returned on January 3 Mr and Mrs Jim King of Oulhcothe Ohio, Mr and Mrs John Peck and son, John of Colwnbus vosoted on Saturday with Mrs Blanche Compson ort Mason Mr and Mrs John Peck and son, John, of Colwnbus VISited "(lth Mr and Mrs Ernest Compson on Saturday Mrs MoUoe Fox has returned to her home tn Chiton alter a VISit woth her daughter and son•n~aw, Mr and Mrs Pearl Roush at East Loverpool Mrs Leona Dudding of Notro, W Va VISited on Sunday afternoon wilh her sister, Mrs Helen Williams Mrs Marcella <llapman, Pomeroy, VISited her mother, Mrs Jessoe Cartwroght for a lew days and Dorothy Blake, Pomt Pleasant, vosoted her mother, Mrs Wolma Blake at Clifton recently Elberfelds In Pomeroy JANUARY WHITE SALE NOW -IN PROGRESS Student smoking area retUrned to Meigs High By Bob Horflich Approval of an almost $3 nnlhon budget for the <alendar year of 1976 took httle tome but the re<~•labhshment <tf , smokmg area at the Meogs Hogh School was <Onsoderably more tune consunnng when the Meogs Local Board of F.ducauonml'l m regular sessoon Tuesday mght The board approved the 1976 appropnallons ca lling for expendolures lotahng $2 972 595 23 wllh the rece ipt s and balances expected to be about $J 011 678 47 A sunlnlllrv break down of lhe budget" 111 be prepared and published later ilppeanng before the board was a delegation from the faculty and student counct l of Meogs Hogh School accompanot•d by Carl H) seli, county juvemle probatoon offocer a nd Pollee Olfwer Bryne Va ughan Speakmg for the group " "' MISs Jean Shaver facult y member She and others stressed that they \\ere not requestmg remstatemenl of a smokmg area at the hogh schoo l for the purpose of govmg pnvoleges to the smokmg student but to p~ovule rehef for non.,smokmg students M:ss Shaver said smce th e smokmg area was done a "' ay woth two years ago students who smoke are usmg restrooms as smokmg areas She saod 1! IS difficult to • catch students usmg the restrooms and slated that the smokmg IS makmg resl rooms deplorable ' The group suggested lhat a smokmg area outside of the school bmldmg be reestablished They suggested that pareniEI consent be provoded for students usmg the area !hal the area be policed and spot checks made to msure lhat lhe area IS James D1ehl, p1mcopal of the school and board member Vorg1l K1 og who dod vote two years ago to do away IHlh the smoking area ::iutd that condallons a re now \\ orse smce the smokm~ area was a bolished Both felt the non,,mokmg student should have n ghts It was also pomted out that smce sume.. students are usmg rest rooms for smok mg areas the restrooms be< ome lon era ng areas agam pe nahzmf..l, the non smok mg studen t fhe doscussoon brought out that smok mg a reas are established on the Southern a nd Eastern Local Dostrocts and Doehl saod that srnokmg at the school dod not prove any weakness on the part of the staff because many schools today are haVI ng the sa me problem Mrs Jcnrufer Sh~ts , new board member, commended the group for their presentatiOn on the smokmg problem at the h1gh school Although there were some comments that m reestabhshmg the smokmg area the board moght be knuckling to pressure and that the reestablishment goes VOL XXVII NO 191 cited News. • FIRST WOMAN - Mrs Kathr)ll 1Katie! Crov. Dally Sc nllnel staff member \\ill be~ln her dutlt s U!i the first" oman to scrvr on the S) ra e usc village C''""' II Thursda1 t Hning Mr" Cro" ha s scr\ cd o~s t lcrk of S) rat usc Village for thc past lour years and "as elc( ttJ d to a scat on coun cil last fall as a ll HH OhiO <ount1es complet e rcappraosai a nd lace the annual upda les lhe oema1mng 58 OhiO count ies a re under gUJ ng oea pprao sa l 111 1915 1916 and 1977 .in Briefs By Umted Press International WINDS OF UP TO 71 Mil ES PER HOUH WHIPPED across souUoern Ohoo Tu~sday afternoon a nd evemng and caused at least one InJury and wodespread damage A line of severe thunderstorms, spawned by an mten s1ve low pressure center wh1ch moved across northern Ohio smashed v. mdows overturned house traolers and caused power failure s Oflocoals said an umdenllfied man was InJured when seven house traolers overturned near Lake Cowen at Wo~mn st on Twelve windows were broken by gustmg wmds al Good Samaritan Hospotal on Cincmnatl Power outages and downed trees were also reported m the Queen Ci ly area SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS STRUCK KEN 1UCKY TUESDAY NIGHT causmg Widespread dama ge and numerous nunor lnJurles Reports of damage from wmds clocked at more than 80 mrles an hour mcluded hou~e roofs blown off, downed power hnes felled broadcast lowers and troken wmdows Bob McFerren deputy dorector of the state s Dov1s10n of DISaSter and Emergency SerVIces, reported at least one confirmed tornado touchdown ' ' A tornado touched down a couple of seconds m the pasture at Keeneland and then quockiy chmbed back up onto the doudsagam, McFerren smd WASHINGTON - A STATE DEPARTMENT study says more than 100,000 Ethoopoans starved two years ago whole lheor government exported food and mosused free mlernaloona l a1d It could have paod for The famone IS over and a dolferent government rules Ethoop1a now But because of land reforms the country an Ucopates a grain shortage thls year of up to 100,000 metroc tons and has sought help agaon from the Umted Stales Rep les Aspm, D-W1s , who released the Nov 20, 1974, Slate Department study Tuesday sa1d that m light of past CQflduct • We should make sure lhat 11 os truly needed " ) I • ass1st a classroom teacher m vanous capac1t1es J. ollow m~ traorung I he volunteer workers Will ~ ork at the Rutland & hool m f ebruary, March and Apnl Some 24 persons are en rolled m the program whoch IS expected to be expandc'tl If ot proves sut.:cessful I he board set the salary of board 111embers a t $20 for regula r meehng dunng 1976 and 11 was agreed to purthase habohty msurance for board meonbers from Repubbc F ra nk hn Insurance A bond was approved for the cle1 k and a scrv1ce fund of$300 was set up for the board and Its rcpresenta hvles to use for expenses at professwnal mee tmgs Sopl Dowler was named the board s agent to rece ove expe nd and accou nt for federal fund s rhe names of Wilham Young and Jenrufer Holl were added to the substotute oearhe o hst The board approved the closmg of afternoon k md er ~arlen classes at Moddlepoo t, Pomeroy and Harnson1 olle on Sept 24 because of high "ater and Jan 7 because of 1cy roads The board approved the c iosmg of all schools on Jan 8 and 9 because of oce and snow A dostroct1s allowed love such da) s m a school year Approval was goven Dwoght Goms and Rl!ndy Hunt fa culty members to attend lhe Ohio Musoc Educat iOn Assn conventiOn 111 Colubmus Feb 57 The board adopted " hoa rd mee tmg notiCe to work m conJunction With the new sunshine law on notofymg the pubhc, and espeCially the med w of specoai meetmgs The board passed a resoluloun a ~ reel n g ,! , t ' page 20 ) en tine at POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1976 PRICE FifTEEN CENTS Dunlop quits job in Ford cabinet Governor James A Rhodes saod today property owners 1n Meogs County have bee n h1t wllh unvoted real estate tax mcreases totalin g $202 284 as a result of annual updates on proper ty values The annual upda te procedure used m mtreastng real estate tax es 1s con fiSt.:C:Jl oq and r egrc sS I\ e parh cu iC:Jrly to OhiO.HI S trywg to hve on f1xed or low mc orncs Hhodes \Hotc We must act now lu ellmmate the annual upda te procedure and plare a freeze on property values an Ohw Rhodes said 1n a new s release from hos offic e The governor exp laone d that the 30 Ohoo coun!Jes wh1ch have under go ne reappraosal on 1972 197J and 1974 have paid an add1l10na l $124 ll9 724 m unvoted real estate taxes as a result of the annual updates Thos 1s a s taggenng sum on addotwnal unvoted taxes Rio odes Siild And the amuunl tould reach $1 billton Elberfelds In Pomeroy eBEDSPREADS smokE- ~··PI~ e WNDON - CAROLINE KENNEDY ARRIVED m London late Tuesday wearmg blue Jeans under a lung coal -· the outfit that earned her u plal'C on the Worst Dressed Woman of 1975' hsl by a Hollywood desogner Caroline was unrepeniBnl 'I m treallllfl the whole llnng as a joke How can anybody IEke 11 seroously ' l:llackwell who .SATH ENSEMIUS the li) WJt) JUHIUit t fflur IOthnt l td lhiil hl~ bt>ht~CS :-tUfX rVl Stt•n Of sn Hikllt).! Y.ttUid be III!Jf\ d r~ tavt th.Hl ~roh lbltlllg sn.ukmg It w~ls pumtul uul IJy tht ..,-oup 1hal Mlwktrs ar e gomg 111 smok<> rmd 1f no cu eu 1s ......~ t •.ti.Jh~hl'd for thrill then the studen ts "111 smukc m othc'r rU las and ( reate ~reater problems It WCJS pmnted out that although smoking as ( ons ad~1 t>d mvrall1 wron~ sonll students do have the habol and 1<tll updates ON SALE NOW IN THE HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX eSHEOS AND PILLOWCASES Hv ~ell Cost of WASHINGTON - SOME CONSUMER representatives are unhappy woth Presodent Ford's choice of S John Bymgton as chaorman of the Conswner Product Safety Corrumssoon, bul they expect the Senate woll approve hom for the job Nor do they necessanly VIew Ford's decosoon to dump the exoslm~ chairman - Roc hard Sunpson - as deeply sognifocant or m dicatlve of changes the Prestdent may have m mmd for the agency The conuruss10n 1s charged woth protectmg the pubhc from harm by thousands of Ctlll8umer products rangmg from warne orons to swmmung poot. Carol Foreman, hea d of the Consumer Federation of Amerk!a, e¥1led Tuesday's ap polntment of Byington •an exercose on cronyosm Hos onl) qualifications are that he's from Grand Rapods and that he's a loyal lacky of the White ·House Featuring Cannon Royal Family A lt>t tu frum lhe twrnn sslvt:ness parents show towards young lod(i} 11 " ·'s r~grecd h~ a four to unc \Ole to rem.o;;late I he snHkm~ m~ ., 1 h£" 1t. Jnstdtcmt:nt IS subJe<.l to rev1cw by the board and regul.i.J tums tu govern the smokmg area Will be drawn up by a « mrumtll->t ( umposeU uf Supl Dowler, wllO anststed that rules .md regula110ns gov ern t~ ares l:x>ard member Robert Snov.~en v. ol h Mrs Sheel' to chaor lhe group Proncopal Doehl d fcu.:ult) 1 ep rc~ e ntat1v c, ~HK.t a smokmg and non.smokmg st udent frutn lhe student council Votmg agcunst the remstatcment was Snowden w1th Mrs Sheets Wendell Hoover Kong aoo~ Dr Keoth Roggs m favor .John Redovtan, loca l educatton agency rcpresl' ntalive of the Meogs-Ohoo Umverslly I eacher Readmg Cnrps, ac compamed by assistant clirector of the program , J ohn Reade nee, " "d Mrs Jeanne BGwen a term leader presented a quarterly report on the teacher corps program on rea~mg Mrs Bowen saod that a readmg lab os bemg used for 135 students at the hogh school to develop skills on reading, studymg and rela ted mat ters A far greater nwnber of students os also bemg reached at the hogh school by the Corps through contacts woth teachers m helpmg them solve theor rea dmg problems With vanous students Hogh praose was goven th• program now m Its second vear Redovoan descnbed the volunteer prog ram whoch os JUS! gettong underway m the dostnct at the Rutland Elementary &hool fhrough the program resodents are bemg lramed to .tlhtlg 'J.tlh bt IIIJ.t kt pi m 11 and ( le(in J )i.tjt; 20 ) WJ\SHINGTON tUPI) John 1 Dunlop has resigned as s<cretary of I abor followmg Poesodent Ford s veto of a boil Dun lop sup ported a Whole House spokesman armounced today Dunlop qu1l m a one paragraph let ter wh1ch dod not men uon the veto Ford 1eplted v. 1lh a letter savmg Although I un de rstand you r reasons for makang Uus decision and accept your resignatiOn you •hould know lha l l do so w1U1 ver; great reluctanct! ' No anunecha te successor Hearing is postponed Due to the oiincss of Hershel Sogaii ,ollurney foo Local 1790 Cu mmun1eat1 on Worker s of Amen ea the fanal hearmg 1n t he ~ a se of l1molh) B Mon tz M D Dir ecto r of the Ohw Department of Hea lth and Menta l Retardatoon vs the Comrnunt cafl on Wm kers of Amcnca has been postponed unto! Jan 26 l es llnt ony began Tuesday afternoon Jud ge Ronald Calhoun th1 s mm nmg overruled a motiOn by the Stale of Ohoo that pendmg the uutcome of the hc<~rmg the 44 fired ern pluyes "hu were rems ta ted m thear Jobs be suspe nded Calhoun however sa1d that m !h e event th e tmwn IS not read) Jan 26 the lnuloon to suspend probably would be goan led F1ve "'lnesses l eslolled 1 uesday afternoon 1 hel 11ere Dr Bernard H N1ehm GSI Superm tenden t Charles McCormiCk labor relailons re presentativ e at the m sto tulo on Caro oil Manley pollee sergean tal the GSI C W Vance Jr , sec uroty offocel and Curlls Harn ngton plant mamtenan ce super VI SOl' Testimony concet ned tn codcn Is a l the blocked en trances to the GSI goounds dunn g the slo 1ke l.o st November Manley Van ce and Harrington all lestofoed lhal coal and fuel ml dellveroes were not made durmg the s troke penud Vance also sa od Joe had found 1oofmg and t:ummon natls at one of the entrances after the ~am cades had been removed and that many broken bottles had been scattered over an '" ea whoch had been used as a rodd by cars dw ~~~~ the slnke In hos opemn~ sl.olemenl Ally S1gall told the court the re had been no 1n ferference w1th j)CO!)Ie travehng to and fruni the 1nst1t ute and that the p1cketmg 11as by .md large pce~tcful dlld wformai JClll tl was announced but there has been specuiatwn F01 d omghl p1ck choef federal mediator W J Usery to f1il the slot Ford lust agreed to the common situs ball a llowmg wnon ptckets to shut down a constructron ~lle even m a dtspute mvolvmg only one subeontractm But then he vetoed the mea sure The b1il supported by Dunlop and orgamzed labor had lJcen opposed by many conservati\ es Dunlop 61 a former Harv ar d Ur11vers1 ty professor held the cabmel post ll rnonlliS HIS let ler to Ford dated Tuesday saod m fu il Dear Mr President Thos let leo recm ds my resognalton as Secretary of Labor and Coordanator of the Pre si den ts I abor Manage ment Comnutlee I have apprecw ted the op portumty once agam to try to be of serVICe lo the couotry and 10 you Mr Presodenl to th e best of mv abo hty Your w1llmgness to hsten to diVer gent vaey,s and nwnerous courtestes to me I s ha ll always chensh ' It 1\ as sogned Respectfully MCAFEE IN ACI'ION - yours ' Dunlop had been expert ed to resign for some hme bul the dec1s10n was apparently rela) ed to Ford Tuesday durmg a 35~mnute meetmg between the two men . McAfee to give up coaching Charles Mci\fce, dean of Southeastern • Oh10 league basketball coaches and one of the most respected hogh school hardwood mentors m the Buckeye stale plans to relore at the end of the 1975 7b campa ogn Me Afee wolh more than 450 career wws to Ius coachmg credol durmg the past 35 ) ears told Galhpohs news rep resentative s pnor to Tuesday 's GAUS-Alhens basketball game Thos os my lasl)ear McAfee, who coached seve1al years at Ames Berne before s ucceed ong Harry Lackey at Athens precedmg the 1954 55 campaign saod he plans to do a lot of farmmg Utilities hav~ their say now COLU MBUS I UP! ) Opponents of a boll to cha nge how utohtoes compulr theor rate base got theu chance to be heard today before the House Utohltes and Fmancoal Institutions Committee Among those scheduled to testofy was Pubhc U!Jhtoes Comm iS SIO n chairman Luther He ckman, a Republican Other opponents of the measure expected to speak were representahves of Ohio s maJor ullhloes Tuesday PUCO Commosswners Davod Sweet and Sally Bloomfoeld both Democrats, had a JOml statement read favormg the boll, authored by Rep Denms WOJtanowsko , D-W11loughby Park The boll would fore• utlhlles to compute thctr rate base on the ongmal co.t of thetr mvestments - not what theor fa colllles would cost to reconstruct at current, m fialed, pnces and leach part lime ' after rellnng Only 58, McAfee sa1d, I'm gomg to turn ol over to the young men, as the Bulldogs went through pre game dnlls under McAfee m the GAHS gym for the fmal lime Mci\fee's la s t v1s1l to Galhpohs as an Athens coach ended the way Ius first vm1t started - m defeat - as GAHS posted a 46 J6 won oveo the Athemans Tuesday mghl However, after losmg has (orsl game to GAHS (D1ck Shroder ' s powe1 hous e "owned the Bulldogs 71--'!2) m 1• 54, Blue Devol wms over the llulidogs were few and far be tween durmg the next t"o decades AI one tom e McAfpe coached teams 1oiled up 24 t.:onser,.:utlve tuumpfs O\ e1 Galhpohs du11ng a 12 l eao peruld h vm 1959 tlu ough 1971 Durmg ius 21 ) ea1s al Athens, McAfee has ha<l only two losmg seasons ln'ilde the SEOI\L JD58 59 and 1971 75 Hts squads won nme !:ill 11gh t loop titles and 10 out of II be tw e en 1960 and tn l McAfee siJid the ha1 des t thong about rellrong 11as I II moss the fm c fell owslup wolh players and coache s ao ound the league ' He adde d however , he II cont1n ue to follow the Bulldogs as mucl1 as possible - as a fan Youngster hospitalized Gas shortage blamed on misdirection of Fpc \'1 ASHINGTON 1UP!) - mstances m whoch suppliers There would be no shortage o~ faoled to provode the gas they natural gas of lhe Federal promtsed m contracts woth Power Commoss10n spent as theorcustomers, the popehnes much lime enforemg supply that dehver gas to market, regula loons as ol does argmng Dmgell saod for higher gas rates, Rep Even the popelme John D Dmgell D-Moch , customers laoled to force saod today lheor suppliers to hve up to Dmgell made the con- the contracts on many on tention on an opemng stances , he sa1d statement prepared for a It seems qUlle clear thal, hearmg by hos Subcommittee of the contracts had been on Energy and Power whoch enforced by lhe FPC or the 1s looking mto gas supply popellqes there would be no matters threa t of any shortage of He saod one reason natural naiural gas this wmter ' gas regulatoon by the FPt , In ID71 when gas cur has laoled IS that the agenc) tEolments first began to be and President Ford have serious eontracl vtolallons been • strongly comrrnlled were known b) the FPC to hftmg regulation of na tura I Dm~ell saod Only last Ocgas proces tober dod the agency a n Tioere would not be even a oounce a form policy for threat of a shortage lhos enf orcong the contra cts wonler 11 the Ford ad "lucll are wvered b) I PC mimstration and the FPC had ceo llllcates and thu s are mvested as much t•ffort m uqdc1 llu: A~ency 3 e n· honormg lls mandate to forccmcnt Pll" ~ rs he sa ld regulate Lhe gas tndus\1 y as Jt At lhe same tune, not a has Ill puslllnK for d~regula s on~le popelme tou k a llun nmgell saod pt orlucer to <.:~1ur t m 1rdrr ,o Subco mmllt lP 10· Pnf H( ils l llll tl UC lS he vesltga lor.; found Ydtlt.: 11u td s nd 'Mac' (Charles McAfee), coach of the Athens Bu lldogs more Ihan 20 3 ears was caught here m typical action durmg a game dunng the 1970-71 sc 1snn 11 Athens a gamst the Galhpohs Blue Dev1ls He w1ll rehre al the end of ttus ve.u £is ~1 u~H 11 • Meogs County Shenff Robert C Hartenbach's Dept mvestogated four accidents smce Monday one m whtch a n ll year old g1rl 11 as hospolahzed and another m 11 hoch the dnver IS bemg held on a chao ge of dnvmg 11h1le mtoxicated and also hospotall1.ed ill II 25 a "-' Monday m Mmers volle James T Russell 24 Mmersvolle pulled off CH 403, afteo sloppmg at a slop sogn mtu the path of a car dnven b) Norma J Grueser 31 Pomero) The two drovers aad a passenger Ill the Grueser car, Teresa Sue were taken to Veterans Memortal Hosp1 tal by the Pomeroy ER sq uad The drovers were treated and released, and Teresa was adm1tted There was moderate damage No cotahons were ISSUed At 1 35 p m Montlay 111 Salem fwp on fR l3 Ten y L Metheny 20, Ht 1, Ewmgton was tra\ ehng east when tee on th e h1gh\\ a ) t.:aused h1s car to slide 111 a curve off the lughwa> lo the left and O\ er (w em bankmen t 1 her e \\ a S madera te dama g e cttallon was 1ssucd NO AI 10 5IJ p m Tuesda> m Mmersvolle on SH ) 24 llubeol H Stewart 39 ilh ddicporl was travehng Y.esl on 124 "hen he ran off tl e 11g)1l Side of the road and struck a EX1 ENDED OUTLOOK telephone pole coossed the Friday lhrough Sunday, lnghway traveled an ad snov. possible Froday and dotoonal dostan ce 1a n 111 Sulurduy and a chance of between two other poles .wd ra1n or sno\\ Sunday Lows c-•me to a stop on the rom The Mtddleport Fore "ill be m the teeos Fnday Wesson propet ty and Saturday and iu lhe 20s Department answered a total Stewart was t a kt:n to Sunday Highs" oil be on the of 46 ca lls - 40 In sl aJd runs Veterans Memon.ol Hospital upper 30s to the lOs through fave fu e calls and one false by the Pumeo O) E R ,quad alarm - durmg December the period Fore Choef Bob E Byer where he "' ·'!:i ad nHtl~d He was arrested nn r.:ll u g e~ t: f reports dnvmg wh1le mluxl( .1tccl All love f1re calls resulted m TWO JAILED Th1s mornmg ,ol 7 !5 m Ronn10 Wolhams, 23, on ly m on or losses Of the 40 Salisbury T11 p on SR H l Middleport v. as sentenced to ftrst a1d runs 28 were m town Ellen M I uebko 21 Mod 10 days m Jaol for peJly lar- and 12 were out of town Total ceny when he appeared in the man hours for fires amounted dlcport \\ aS Ll av cll ng twrt h euwl of Middleport Mayor to 32 5 and total manhours on v.hen she hJl a patch of 11 e Fred Hoffman Tue5118y mght forstaod rll)ls totaled 205 The c ausm g the em to s pm around go off th e lnglma y Joseph G Gnf!1n, 33 Mason total moles droven on an was tmed $150 and costs and swermg the first aod calls and s lop on lh<' s(lnd ndg~ t>f sentenced to lh1 ee days on Jail amounted to 815 7 "hole the a t zeek 1 here " r14..: n~ HI • n a conv1c11on of drl\ mg total nuleagc ul all \Choeles JUries or arrcbt J hcu v. i-l s model alt d.mwgc for the month was 1,117 5 \\lll !l Jllll lXIl.:atl!d 46 runs made in December I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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