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[\ 11111 ~ 1 l'r .l;lm.-;11 ul A11wurt'gm· lnld th'\1 Sllll'll. : \ llliHI/t':,:;Jr lll:Hk ttw slatt'11h'nl 11.11\t l\\ tng •1 fi \·c-ltour tltl'dlng ltf 111inish•rs from the 1:? llll'll"l ht' r :-::t;llcs of th e On:antl.<liWll nf Pl'l rllkum Ex[ HII.tllq~ Clluntr it•s rOPEC ), whlt'h l\ l~ t'llll'r :-illpply B5 per t't'flt (If wor ld uil 1rnports. Tlw m inistns . "IHl began lllt't' ltn)~ ;\l umla). ckb<t ll'd the p~~~~Jbliil) nf curb ing c r u dt~ oil !'Osb b ~· GJX'r n~ n t amll tuld ing talks wtth thl' hi ~ Western oil L'(l nsuminJ: n<-1 ti ons on pri ce Colum bus ,'' F er guson Sllicl . Candidat.es ·cooperating fu lly'' \vith Spedal Prosecutor Lt.'on J<.mnrski · :md v. ill c:onti nue to turn ow r to him Whitt• 1!0USl' do mrnents. GOP ]('aders were no t.if1N~ by Wh ite House congresswnal dldc s of lh c documents released Tuesday . The leaders ~ 1;1d ex pected Nixon to relea se - :;wmnarics of the senm Waterga te conversations which were turned over to fetlcral J udge John J. S1rica . ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME ACCOUNT Meigs Co. Branch @ -~ '• ,_,., ro be nomina ted for three Me1gs primary elections. These candida tes have until 4 p.m. Wednesday, l'c b. 6, to file Elections . Ca ndida tes MAX WINS ' BLUE Patrolman AWARD Richard W. Mcrs, with 11 w1ll be nomm'ated for a full term to a cou nty commissioner post with running for the unexpired term tendent. Patrolman Mees is a member of th Warren post. The award, a medal, certifi ca te and ribbon , is presented to a n officer with of lhe late Theodore Beegle . d ietl o n T 1wsday RE F.DSVIJ.I.E - Alpha A. Smt th. 06. Heed::;xi lle, passed <lU<J~ Tu('~day t~ve ni n g at his honw.. fullowing an extended 1llne. B on~ JT' .•1ci g~ Co w1ty. th e hi ghe st numb er of recoverir s prehensions and ap· of stolen automobiles . THE MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO MISS AMERICA 40 preeinct.s of the eounly in the But the government appeared to be heading · into an early showdown with both the eoal miners and railroad primaries. These can- dida tes also must file their petitions by the Feb. 6 deadlin e. ', . " DRESS & SPORT Regular 13.99-18.99 Regular 14.99-18.99 864 to CHAPMAN'S SHOES • Before meeting the full Nalional Executive Committee of th e National Union of Mineworkers later today, Em- Nine win honors ployment Secretary ·William Whitelaw said the government will not go above the 16.5 per cent pay hike it has ofrered the at Hocking Tech ' IN PROGRAM SYRACUSE Tracy ,Hubbard presented·a recitation and Roger Hubbard took part in a tableau In the Christmas program of the Asbury United Methodist t;hureh. MEIGS THEATRE 1 GROUP HOUSE SLIPPERS, % PRICE 1 GROUP SNOW BOOTS,%' PRICE MAIN ST. engineers. miners be ca use "otherwise we shall suffer from even (aster wage inflation ." MORE INI'LATIUN in our future is the prediclion of Herbcrl Slein , chai~man ol: the President's Council of Economic Advise r s. fot· W7 4. The U.S. economy w•ll conhnue to !{row rapidly, but with soctring fuel prices "the .1\rah s will own more of it. " ARE DINNER GUESTS DEFENDANT FINED RACINE - Christmas Eve One defendant was fined and two others forfeited bonds in dinner guests of Mr, and~ Mrs. Middleport Mayor John George Neigler and son, David,( Zerkle's court Tuesday night. were Mr . and Mrs. Phillip Flned was Steven A. Hughart, Miller, Kenton , and Mrs. 23, Charleston, $15 and eosts, Frankie Neigler, Racine , Mr. Cross and son, reckless operation , and and Mrs. forfeiting bonds were Jackie L. Johru;on, 22, Letart, W. Va. , $25, speeding, and Thomas Quillen, 19, Middleport, $30, ' disorderly conduct. POMEROY Tonight & Thursday Jan . 9-'10 ON DEAN'S LIST Janice Dixon Was on the dean 's list at Cedarville College, Cedarville, 0. for the fall quarter, 1973. She is a sophomore , m a joring in psychology. Miss Dixon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon , Coolville . PEOPLE GET GROUCHY HUNTINGTON, W. Va . !UP!) - Rep. Ken Hechler, DW. Va ., an opponent of Daylight Saving Time, said Monday fast time was making people grouchy in the morning. "Most people don't like the idea of getting up in the middle LATER OPENINGS DAYTON, Ohio (UP! ) School district.s in this southwestern Ohio area are opening their doors up to an hour later this morning to counteract the switeh to daylight savings time and winter darkness. Schools in Kettering , Centerville , Miamisburg , Middlelown and Dayton, normally open at 8:30, will begin classes between 9 and 9:30 as a result of' protest by parent.s . NOT OPEN Fri .-Sat .- Sun . J.:in . 11 -12 -13 LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE Roddy McDowell Pam Frank 1m Show Starts 7 p.m . Ray, Colwnbus eame Christ· mas night and remained for a tw<Hlay visit wilh her mother, Mrs. l'rankie Neigler, and other relatives. Ray visited overnight with his cousin, David Neigler. Holzer Medical Center I Discharged Jan. 8) Ruth .Bailes, Gladys Bar· tram, Joyce Bartrum, Lena Blackburn , Sherry Boggs, Daniel Ewing, Ivan Fite, Neva German, Roger Hughes, Mark Kouns, Charles Marks, Stella McGraw, Donna McGuire , Aldean Miller, Helen Mout· ning, Ernest Riffle, Hollis Roach, Mary Roberts, Carolyn Sexton, Bobbie Shaver, Claude Slagle , Melvin Smith, Lester Willison, Jr., Ruth Zavitz. (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Napper, a daughter, Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. John McGinness, a daughter, Vinton. I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY NAMED TO LIST Linda R. Rupe, 1973 graduate of Meigs High Sehool and . a of the night, '.' he sa id. " It freshman at Ohio University . makes them much grouchier made the dean 's list for the fall unti! mid-morning .'' quarter at Ohio. Miss Rupe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rupe, Pomeroy. SALE OF CONNIES DRESS & SPORT Ralph Q. Welker, widely known area resident and a former Ohio legislator. today announced his candidacy for representative to \he Ohio House of Representallves from the 92nd District . Welker, of Pomeroy, was Meigs County representative to the General Assembly for ooe two-year term before the. county was made a part of the district composed of Athens, Meigs and Gallia Counties. He was elected to the legislature as representative from this lri· county area for three terms before being defeated for reelection two years ago by Oa\Jey Collins of Lawrence County. Lawrence County had been made a part .of the 92nd District at thaI time, and still is in the district as are four townshipS or' Athens County, and· all of Meigs and Gallia Counties. A Republican, Welker served as chairman of a major house committee for five of the eight years he served in the legislature. Welker was not new to the political field before becoming an Ohio legislator. He had been appoiPted to fill an unexpired term as Meigs County sheriff and was elected to two consecutive terms as sheriff, from 1942 to 1949, Welker and his wife, Pearl, reside at 163 Mulberry Avenue. They are parents of three sons, Jerry of Fresno, Calif.; Jack of Pomeroy, and Joe, a student at Ohio University, They have four grandchildren. .The candidate operates He pledged: " I have got to keep this country go ing through the crisis." Miss America, Connies & Other Good Brands Welker to make Assembly race situation .'' respec tiv e central committee member s from the Phelps, Racine; Ross Morris, OF THE YEAR CONTINUES '• If at First You Don't Succeed .. . their New Haven; Ronald Bostie, Cheshire· Pamela Boegh c, ENJOY HOLIDAY Pomeroy'; Gloria Neville, RUTLAND - Sgt. and Mrs. Pomeroy; 'Louella Kin g, William R. Nicholson and their Pomeroy . infanl daughter spent lhe New DISCHARGES - Edward Year holidays here with their Millett, Dana Hamm, Florence parent.s, Mr . and Mrs . Ernest Smi th, Blanche Nelson, Dorsel Nicholson, Rulland , and Mr. Miller ... Leolia Mille r. Daniel and Mrs . Joe Maples, Rice, Jesse Gainer, Joseph Cheshire. Mrs. Nicholson is the Bi sse ll , Waliy Hart, Gay former Carolyn Maples. Sgt. Fields. Nicholson is serving with the U. S. Air Foree at Dover, DeL Playing Tuesday Thru Saturday At . .,w-~r; ltJ L NFI\ - ·'1/f Buehl. appointed by the Republicans. Both the Democrats and Republica ns will also elect Nine Meigs Countiaru; have thre e Charl es ton following a short been named to the honor roll of . g randc hildr en, Ter r y, John illness. the Hocking Technical College Mrs. McGias~on wa s born and Mic hael; f our sis ter· s, at Nelsonville for the fall Edna Clark , Hemlock Grove ; Sept. 5, 1664 in Portland, a quarter . Jessie Curtis, Pomeroy. ~1 acel da ughter of the late Thomas M. Making a grade average of at Bar ton. Long Bottom, and and Emma Allen. She was also least 3 point to be nam e ~ to the Gladys Chaffee , Reedsville; preceded in death by her roll were Virginia S. Coleman, G. Ernes t three brothers, Russell, of hu sba nd, Long Bottom ; Edgar B. Aba brother, Howard McGlasson; Gl enn Burney, Md .; Herbert, bott , Charles Faulk, Jr., C:olwnbus, and Henry, Reeds· T. Allen, and a daughter, Dennis J. Gilmore, Larry R. ville. cmd several nieces and Bea tri ce E. Ma cDermott , Mees, William T. Soulsby, Wheeling, W. Va. nephews. Vietor A. Vaughan, Stephen R. Serv ices will be Friday at 2 She is sur vive d by a Warner, all of Pomeroy, and p.m. at tile Wlute Funeral daugh ter , Mrs . Mary T. David A. Reed of Reedsville . Home in Coolville : Burial will Crohan of Wheeling; a son, be·in the Reedsville Cemetery. Howard 'tflo. McG lasso n, l'riends may call at the fun eral Donaville, Ga .; two grand· daug hte,·s, and a gra ndson . ilome after noon Thursday. HOLD REVIVAL Funeral services and burial CARPENTER - The Rev. were held Saturday in Homer Click is eondueting Charles ton. Now you Kno\-v revival services at the Mount In India the average age of Union Baptist Church here. brides is 1<1 112, The services began Monday and will continue through Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Gilbert Sunday at 7:30 each evening. Cooper . Athens; J Oswell The Rev . Cedi Cox, pastor, Durham , Middleport; Chester extends a welcome to the l'outty , Reedsville : Donna publie, as well as special Nease, Minersville; George A. singers, to altend. The R~v. Roush, New Haven; Ricky Mr. Glick has a television Fairchild, Pomeroy ; Mary program each Sunday morning Ellen Dye, New Haven ; Vivian at 6 on Channel 13. 10:00 TIL 2:00 r the goverrunent to put industry on a three-day work week. The goverrunent said Tuesday a total of 915,000 workers so far has been laid off as a result. Carrington said in a radio broadcast interview. "I believe we ean get through the winter without a breakdown of energy supplies, 'but it is a very bad '(~I Presently serv ing in the post on a temporary basis is Wesley May by Atty. Warren F. Sheets, chairman of the board of trustees of lhe Holzer Hospital Foundation . · Prior l.o the governor's ad· dress, Dr, Charles E. Holzer, Jr., president of t)!e Holzer Medical Stair, and Hugh P. Kirkel, executive vice president of HMC, spoke briefly. Dr, Holzer discussed high quality medical care which has always been the standard and goal of the physicians eom. prising the medical staff at Holzer. Mr. Kirkle, nearing the completion of his first year as execUtive vi ce president, praised board members, · physicians and employees for helping him lo "meet the daily challenges." '(illlong special guests seated at the speaker's table were Mr. and Mrs . E. E. Davis, Oak HilL Davis is president of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation; Dr. John Cashman, director of the Ohio Department of Health ; Cong. Clarence E. Miller ; Rep. Oakley C. Collins; Dr. and Mrs . Oscar Clarke, (Dr. Clarke is presidenl of the Ohio Medical Association, a member of the board of trustees and a HMC staff member); Don R. Newkirk, Ohio Health Association president; John E. Reardin, Dr. Riebard L. Miley, Don Whitehead, Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Holzer , Jr., Mrs. Hugh P. Kirkle, and Mrs. Warren F. Sheets, Invocation was given by Rev. Robert W. Davis, chairman, Center Holzer Medical Volunleer Chaplaincy Com· mittee Paslor , Hope Uniled Methodist Church, Wellston. Copies of the annual report of Holzer Medical Center were distributed. ' GOVERNOR IMPRESSED - Ohio Gov. John J. Gilligan, center, was impressed with medical facilities and operations in southern Ohio during Wednesday's visit. The governor is flanked by Dr. Charles E. Holzer, Jr., left, president of the Holzer Medical Staff, and Atty. Warren F. Sheet.s, chairman of the Board of Trustees ofthe Holzer Hospital Foundation. ' • at en tine Devoted To The lntere.u Of The Meigs-Mason Area ' railroad services and · forced Reedsv ill e; GEORGE HALL ' railroad engineers . They have hit fu el stoeks and term for the county auditor's Dance and Listen To The Music of ... downs by the coal miners and the term of Henry Wells, Republican appointee to the office, expinng th is year ; a full Highwa y Patrol superln· ~mith thority over coal, electricity, gas, oil and nuelear energy suppli es, all of which are gra vely threatened by slow· with the County Hoard of post, now held by Democrat appomtee, Jam es Roush, and the post of county engineer. enginee r candidates will be Alpha .\. one of his closest advisers and tro ubleshooters , suprem e au- their petitions of candidacy Tlw OPFC' had bt.' l' ll dtsrussing 1hr possibility of cutting rrr('roveric- s and ap· trult 'lllli pl'l i'C'S by G per cent preht•nsion s , today was <-lillwugll i m lu str~ so urces c•,;, named winner of the 1973 pres:;(•d douht the consullll'l" Ohio Blue Max Award ac· wou ld bt'nd1t by llH.: reduccording to Col. Robert M. liOII!'. Chi a ramonte, Ohio State Sm ilil, Int er est Che cks Mailed Monthl y or Quarterly wi ll County ofhce' at the May Y1r . Sill> .... ... ~ the son of J~me Parthm Sm1th . Reedsville, and Mrs. McGlasson l11e l<1 le Rerl Smilh. Be wa s a carpenter most of rl it'd last week hi s ltff' and was a member of t111.: Pome r oy Ca r pent e rs' Mrs. Bea lnce Allen Uniorft\ Local :'-l'o. G50. McG lasson, 69, of 410 Allen J\l r Smit h is sur vived by his Drive, Charleston, W. Va ., a wtf~.:. Lucille Bor ing Sm itl1 at former resid ent of Por tland, home; a son an d daug hter-inlaw , Gren l A. end Eli zabeth die d Thursday mornin g in A-C-M-1-A The Athen s County Saving s·-& Loa n Co 296 Seco nd St. Pomeroy , Ohi o All Accounts Insured 520 .000 by FSLl C. pruflol"l I he ;wrragt· cunsumer. for energy, said, Hthe re is no by Feb. 6 Canu iuates to be commended," the By Hobart Wilson Jr.. added . governor "What you have developed Gov . Gilligan called the here may be a toreh for other areas in Ohio, the Unlled States SEOEMS project "a great milestone in the medical and the world." services profession. There 1s Ohio Gov. John . J. Gilligan made that claim Wednesday nothing like it on the face of the night in the Rio Grande College earth," be eon!irilred. Speaking on the Cafeteria where 350 persons development of two new attended the first annual medical schools In Ohio, the meeting of the Holzer Hospital governor said be felt lbal Foundation, should he up lo the majority Gov. Gilligan and other high· of Oblo, citizens, not a few ranking state offieiab were in lndlvlduab. "We're losing 60 soulheastern Ohio Wednesday percent of our medical afternoon· and evening for graduates to other states dedication ceremonies of the year," Gilligan added. every Southeastern Ohio Emergency "II might he wise to develop Ambualnce Service more medical centers, Uke headquarters building and the the one you have here In annual HMCF meeting. southern Ohio. Maybe thai Gov. Gilligan praised way we could keep doctors southeastern Ohio residents for we train in Ohio.' ~ their interests in medical care In closing, Gov . Gilligan said services. "Holzer Medical "easy access to medical care is Center is a most remarkable institution . I'm very im- not only a must today, it is a pressed . Residents of this and right for every individual." The governor was introduced ~urrounding communities are single member of the govern· ment who feels th ere could be a settlement outside Phase III.'' He was referrin g to Phase Ill of the governmen t's Nixon· style anti-inflation eurbs which went into effect last November . They sel ceilings on pay hikes. But both the coal miners and 29,000 railroad engineers have demand ed pay boost.s exceeding these limits. Hea th gave Ca rrington, 54, must file . prosecuto r::.., fiXlflg. Arnouzeg;u sa id after Tues·:1r r not lJeiiiJ..! publil'ly .Jlil\ ·~ srssi dn that Wl'Stl' rn : vleased tod;-a y_" It s;,id ttl\' g~·~·rr um·nt:~lwuld cu t fuel 1 · 1 rt•sident wanted !(1 1Iln in1~1lll sdk" taxt•.-. ,tnd limit oil lh l'l r "l'on fi denti:llity .. Tlw Pr f's! dt•nt lws be L· n niH ip:llly ...·a rmngs tu 5U U.S . workin g and relaxi11g <tt th u Western White Hou s..: f11r ttJt• Past tw o wePks_ II 1s top ad· :~·isns sa 1cl th ~lt lw is By JOSEPH W. GRIGG , ]J)NOON iUPI ) - Prime Minister Edward Heath 's government told Britai n's 260,000 coal miners today it will not surrender to their pay de· mands. Lord Carrin gton, named by Heath Tuesday to the new crisis post of secretary of state " That tfl(Tl ': Ls l' ts hou nd to bi.' gn 'al t'r now lhi.it we ·a re tn an rnl'rgy tT1sis." Ferguson sai d. "Gasoline i:; i.'X pcctccl to t.'fJSl at ka:--1 50 n·nL..:; pt' r' g;d lon wil111n :1 month . "The lt.'gtslature , m 1L'i m s(iom ; ;!I so shmn'd !l was cog nizant of the upward tn'IUI by \' O lln l~ to pay it~ mem bL·rs 13 ("t'n ls a mlk lra vc\inf! to and frum ~.peda l Watrr·g<~.tc C'Pnl s it tJarr t:'l 142 ga ll ons l to won't ·budge i'i•ntirnmlh irwrca st>d -- Gilligan sees medical center in ·great role.for the future CROSBY stABLE BURLINGAME , Calif. (UPI ) - Bing Crosby, 69, has failed to respond to antibiotic treatment for pneumonia bul is in satisfactory condition , his' personal ·physician reported Tuesday night. VOL XXV NO. 188 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1974 I Bread pans coming out again but maybe aU to no avail · ;:: ~: » I Faced with a gradual climb In the supennarkel cost of ~; bread and Industry predlctioDS of more (Misslble In~~ creases, some homemakers are rediseoverlog an almost :;:; · forgotten art - baking bread at home. But due to the !i: growing eost of Dour, even that alternallve is rapidly i:! becoming uneeonomlcJIL Since the end of 1967 Dour has jumped from 1! cents lo 32 or 34 cents per (Miund. Making ~:; bread al home will soon be a luxury oo one can afford. :;:; BID 0. Mead, chairman of the American Bakeni ;a Association; like housewives, is another critic of the :~~ Russian wheat deal. He lold a news conference In Washington Wednesday that becaWle of large U.S. wheal t ex(Mirts, the nallon's reserves are dangerously low. He ~: predicted lhat a :!Munce toatllt1n'ead on the shelves of ~ :::: grocery stores may cost0 $1 by late spring unless the ad· ?,:N mlnlstrallon moves to place tem(Mirary curbs on wheat ;:;: ex(Mirts. ~, At New Orleans' Royal Street Grocery, prices range ~: between 35 and C5 cents per loll!, which Includes a recenl tw~entlncrease. A store In Utile Rock, Ark. was selling a :!Munce loaf for 53 cents. Shoppers were paying as much as t8 cents for a 26ounce loaf In Chicago. I :~ ,,,, w A [:;: ~~ arry Someone could have a good ~~1~ time tonight. :;:; Over 20 cases of beer, four eases of pop. six cases of ~ Boones Farm wine, 25 bottles @ of mixed eherry vodka, scotch, ~~ Morgan David wine, and $100 :~ worth of candy, potato chips ~ ;:;: and cigarettes were reported ~i stolen from the Horner Hill ;::; Carry Out on Harrisonville ~l Road ISR 143 ) Tuesday « :::: morning . Furthermore the :;:; thieves can watch TV as they ;»:;: took along a 23-inch set. !ii The Meigs County Sheriff's ::;: Dept. reporled the carry out, !i!~ owned by Niek and Marj~rle :;:; Grueser and operated by their !:!: son, Mike, was broken into ;::; between 10 p. m. Monday and ~::::w.~==~~:::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·;.:::::::::::::~:::::::::;:;:;:;:::::;;;~:~:::~:::::::::::i~~ the early hours of Tuesday morning by knocking the latch off a side door. Sheriff's Deputy Ray CLIFTON, W. Va.- Ray W. two brothers, Roy and Rankin Manley, who investigated the Pickens, father of Meigs Pickens, and a sister, Mrs . incident, said car tracks were visible wbere a car or truck County Coroner Dr. Rankin Winona Clark. Ray Plekens, passed away He is survived b~ his wife, backed up beside the building Wednesday afternoon at his Mary, in Clifton; Dr . Pickens, for the loot, as were two sets of home here. -of Pomeroy; a granddaughter, footprints outside the carry Mr. Pickens, born May 26, Mary Ann Hoffman, and three out. Manley's investigation also 1893, in Letart, W. Va., was the grandsOns, Kenneth and John son of the late Ezra and Sarah Hoffman and Ray Rankin disclosed that a clock, where the television set was un· Kearns Pickens. A machinist Pickens. supervisor at Marietta Funeral services will be held plugged, was stuck at the I : !8 Manufacturing Co. in Pt. Saturday, at 1:30 p, m. al the mark, The lheft was reported by the Pleasant for 35 tears, he was a Foglesong Funeral Home in member of the Clifton United Mason, with the Rev, James older Grueser around II a. m. Methodist Church, Dempsey officiating. Burial Tuesday morning, In other sheriff's dept. acBesides his parents, Mr, will be in the Graham tivity, deputies were called to Pi,ckens was preceded in death Cemetery, Friends may call at by two daughters, Mrs, Winona the funeral home anytime after the scenes of two auto accidents Wednesday, one OC· Hoffman and Bessie Pickens; 3 p. m. Friday. il . 1 Ray W. Pickens of Oifton dies ning". The governor spent the af. ternoon riding in the back of one of the SEOEMS ambulances, watching the equipment work. It was this that prompted Dr, Thomas Morgan, ehalrman of the EMS committee, lo confer the honorary EJI\T on Gilligan just prior to his speech. About 150 people attending the ceremony stood in the cold, damp air after touring the facllities and Jleard the governor talk about cooperation and unity being the real reasons for the existence of SEOEMS. He spoke of the '' awe-inspiring" com- .· -' i •};';/'.;....,& ......-'.':..Y.·!O:•.-,•:•:-:-.-:·:·:·:-:-:-w. • • ' •.,... • •... ' • • • • • ,_. ..... ,.••,• •• •• •...........•.••••.•.•:-.--..-..:.:. ..,.•• ~· ......... 'l:l!lll!llm,:m,:~I:W;®W..,.,.-_...,._.,-:.•.-,.,•,v.- 9.95 10.95 11.95 12.95 13.95 14.95 15.95 16.95 17.95 18.95 19.95 By Jan Countryman Ohio Governor John J , Gilligan aeeepted an honorary degree as Emergency Medical Technician and gave the keynote address at the dedication of the Southeast Onio Emergency Medical Service iSEOEMS), Wed· nesday, The governor spoke from a ]>la\rorm outside lhe new headquarters building located on Vinton Pike across U. S. Route 35 from the Holzer Medical Center, The day was cold, blustery and y-u-u-a-k. Gilligan said that "the enormous strides in medical science and technology over the last 25 years have been absolutely breathtaking" and that EMS "is just the begin- . ,, Solid colors and plaids- waist sizes 29 to 42 and extra larg,e sizes 44 to 50. Mens Departmenton'lhe 1st floor . . Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress S\acks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slc1cks Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale ~ 7.39 7.89 8.39 8.89 9.39 9.89 10.39 10._89 in . OOLUMBUS - THE DIDO HOUSE and Senate were to adjourn for tbe weekend following floor sessions today, The Senate was to convene at lOa. m. and the Houseal II a.m. On the House calender for action was a bill authorizing nofault divorce in Ohio, sponsored by House Minority Wbip Alan E. Norris, R-WesterVille. In meager floor action Wednesday, the House unanimously adopted Senate-passed legislation reducing from 50 to 10 the nwnbe~ of persons that must be in a group insuran~e plan. 11.39 11.89 12.39 Big savings now' during the Furniture Sale on the 3rd floor . You'll save plenty on living Room Suites · Chairs· Tables . Dinette Sets . Bedroom Suites . Take time to vi·Sit the furniture department. Look around and select what you want . Save now during the January White <>Qods Sale ·and the annual storewide Clearance Sale all over the store. Open 'Thursday 9:30A.M. to 5 .P.M. and Friday and Saturday 9:30to 9 P.M. ' ' Vehicles in ews.. Briefsl· collision . By United Press International I ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ... • WASHINGTON- STEEL UNION LEADERS are putting the finishing touches on their contract demands today, setting a possible pattern for other labor contracts which will involve more than 5 million persons this year. The union was expected-to ask for substantial and costly wage and fringe benefits Increases to make up for the soaring cost 'or Uving. At the same time, however, the union leaders face a re-:olt by dissident members because the leaders signed an "experilnental ncogtiating agreement" with steel produeers · pledging the union would not strike in return for arbitration of any issues that can't be resolved in the contract bargaining . BURLINGAME, CAIJF. - SURGEONS Wednesday per· fOrmed a biopsy and drained the left lung of veteran entertainer (Continued on page 10) .. . • Pomeroy police lnvestigaled a two-car accident at 7:15a.m. today on Pomeroy's West Main St. No personal injuries were reported. · · Brenda Turner, 29, Rutland, traveUng northeast, attempted to make a left hand turn into the Sunoco servlee station when a car driven by Clarence Gilmore, 49, Middleport, traveUng in the same direction went left of center and struek TOM CULLEN (on top) ~Point Pleasant High School defeated Tooy Branham of Meig:! County in the 128 lb. class Wednesday afternoon in a eard presented before the Meigs High student body, This tough match, refereed by Jim Slewart of Athens, wen! I!;.II to the West ViTginian. See story on Page 5 today, Drive organized • Mrs. · James Soulsby and Ralph Werry., were named cochairpersons of the annual Heart Fund Drl ve Wednesday night by the board .Ill the Meigs County Heart Association in a lllCt!ling at the office of Dr, R. E. Boice, presideht of the Turner's car. Gilmore was . cited to court association. The group planned to for going left of center in a no distribute a new film on heart passing zone. There was heavy ailments entitled, ·" Early damage to both vebicles. Warning Signs". The film will , be available to any' group by contacting board member Kermit Walton at 992-2049, The ' . The real bad weather tomght need to lrfonn the public on in north of Ohio. More rain early warning signs of heart Friday. highs \n the 40s. disorders•, is indicated by Weather figures showing that 600,000 persons died of heart ailments last year. 400,000 of them before they reached hospitab. The annual fund drive, to be held in Febmary, will include a variety of activities under the direction of Mrs. Soulsby and Werry. New board members named recently are Mrs. Karen Goins of Pomeroy and pr. J . J . Davis of Middleport. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a. m, thursday was 38 degrees with rain falling . munlcatlons system that will allow technologists with the patient in the ambulance to take an EKG reading and have it simultaneously transmitted to the assisting hospital and said, "This has no parallel in the country or anywhere on the face of this earth". Gilligan was the first person to dial the toll-free number whleh activates the system. Shortly after he completed the call, a siren on one of the ambulances, parked at the Holzer Medical Center. eame on to signify that the call had been received and transmitted. The governor's requests, "Could we have an ambulance down here for about !50 people who are catching pneumoola". Ira Walker of the Motorola Communlca lions System presenled the SEOEMS station to E. E. Davis, president of the Ohio Valley Health Service. Other dignitaries on hand for the occasion Included Congressman Clarence Miller. J. E. Farrington, executive director of the health service, D. Kenneth Morgan, SEOEMS project director. and various officiab of the Gallipolis and Gallla County governments and the administratloo of the Holzer Medical Center. Wolfe is elected hank's president Asks action be postponed i. • hitting Davidson, Rt. I Ruiland was traveUng north when the right rear tire of her aulo b1.w out. Moderate damage was She lost control and went off casued to the Johnson auto, the road to the left and over an while Booth's had just minor embankment. Moderate damage . No Injuries or damage was incurred to the vehicle. No injuries or eitations citations were reported. Al2:20 p.m. on SR 143, Adell were reported. RACINE -Tom WoUe is the bookkeepers, newly elected pl'esldent of the Named to the board of Racine Home Nil tiona! Bank It 'directors by the stockholders was annoWlced today following were Harold Carnahan, who the ~nnual organizational has served 22 yean; Clarence ~eettng of the board of Price, 25 years; Charles David d1reetor~ Tuesday night Yost, 12 years; Carroll Norris, Wolfe IS also cashier. He was 11 years; Freeland Norris, 31 formerly executive vlee years; Albert Hill, Jr., 15 president and eashler. years; J. Dillon Cross, 32 Other officers elected were years; Arthur Orr, 21 years; Charles Hayman, chairman of Earl Croas, 17 years; George the board; ClarencePriee, vice Neigler, eight years; John presldenl, and J. W, Weaver, Wolfe, 18 years; Charles secretary. Hayman, 32 years, and J. W. Other bank employes are Weaver, Jr., 24 years. Ruth Simpson, Claudia ROilsh, The directors and bank of. Mildred Gillilan and Frances flclais and employes extend Wilcoxen, assistant cashiers; their sincere thanks to the VelerBIIll Memorial Hospital Ben Petrel, teller; Bonnie many customers they have Admissions - Ebie Garton, Lawrence, Unda Evans and served over the years. Coolville; Grover Elkins, Charolette Slewart, Middleport; Maggie Gilmore, Racine; Mildred Mlteh, . Pomeroy; Deborah Kauff, Hemlock Grove; Joseph Wilson, Pomeroy; Rochelle OOLUMBUS (UP!) - State as a natural area under Ohio's Robinson, Middleport; Clara Attorney General William J. natural areas preservation act. Radford, Racine . "This would provide a proBrown has asked the Ohio DeDISCHARGES - William partment of Transportation to tective buffer zone for the bog Owens, Paul Swisher, Layton postpone action on a proposed and ensure the entire area's Sayre, Ruth Parsons, Clarence road near historic Cedar Bog, preservation for the most reNichols . located between Springfield sponsible public use," Brown and Urbana, said. "It is the sole sanctuary "Generations of Ohio citizens left in the state for the unique MRS. MOORE DIES will benefit from the protection assemblage of plants and ani· Mrs. Fred (Betty) Moore, Ft. and preservation of the area," mals found there," Wayne, Ind., formerly Betty Brown said. "The bog is absoKapteina, Spring Ave ., lutely irreplaceable at any Pomeroy , died Dec. 23 at Ft. price once destroyed." BUY NOW Wayne, She is survived by one The bog covers some 300 Middleport Mayor John daughter, Mrs. Larry (Betty acres and has been in existence Zerkle ·announced today . Lou) Ladd, Ft. Wayne, four since the la!!t glacier retreated parking pennits by the month brothers, Frank Kapteina, over 10,000 years ago. or y~r are now due and Charleston, Charleo, Emil and Brown urged the DOT to payable. Pennits expired Dec. Hugo Kapteina, all of "look into cthe possibility of 31. The permits are $50 a year Pomer 0y, and several .nieces dedicating the land ,that has or $5 per mooth and may be aild nephews. · been appropriated near the bog paid at villilge hall. 'I I it Governor accepts honorary degree i DRESS SLACKS Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens According to the department, Bob Johnson, 16, Racine, was backing out of a garage on SR 124, when an auto driven by Dennis!. Booth, 24, of Il6 Main St., Pomeroy, turned into a gas l Sale! ·Mens Double Knit ut curing in Racine, the other station and slid, near Harrisonville. Johnson's auto. il Welker's Maple Lawn Poultry at Hemlock Grove and Pomeroy. He is a member of the Pomeroy Church of Christ and belongs to Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, having served in the armed forces during World War II. Only recently, Welker was appointed by Gov. John J. Gilligan to serve on the Ohio Council on Aging, He is a merrber of the Meigs County Farm Bureau and the Elks Lodge at Gallipolis, Welker said that he will file his petition of candidacy with the Lawrence County Board of Elections, as required, by the Feb. 6 deadline. TEN CENTS _::.: ::::~:=:=:::::::::=:::::=:::~:::::::::m:::=:<=:::::::::::::::=~~:::::=*~:::--.)::::::::x.-:x::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· ~ RALPH WELKER PHONE 992·2156 J ' , 'I �I • 2 chap ler prov d ng to p oh b t ng d v ng o phy s ca con ro wh e under he n I uen e of a coho or d ugs of abu se te s ng p oh b ng reck ess op era on on s ec s pub c o p va e p oper y equ a ng max mum s pe ed m s requ r ng assur ed c ea d s ance ahead, p o b ng stow speed speed below posted m n mum regu a ng spe ed over br dges speed excep ons for eme gen y or sa e y veh c es p oh b t ng d ag ac ng Chap e 315 L ens ng Ace dents A chap e p ov d ng tor equ ng an operator s o chau feu s cense p oh b ng opera on n Yo at on of any es c on p oh b I ng possess on o mo e than on e I ce nse p oh b t ng d v ng w th em po a y w hou censed d ... er p oh b ng ce a n uses ot censc a se cense nfo ma on owner o opera o a ow ng anothe to dr ve I ega y d sp ay o cense wnen equ ed proh b t ng d v ng under suspens on o e¥oca on p oh b t ng ope at on o sa e e w thou ce r ca e of p oh b t ng d spay o exp red or un aw ul cense p ales en se p o d ng p a es to be unobs uc ed p oh b t ng use ol ega p a es I ansfer of p a es equ r ng s opp ng aile a den on streets co son w h una! tended veh cle reQu r ng s opp ng aile a c den on prope y o her han s ee s equ ng slopp ng afte a c den esu ng n damage o ealty Safe y and Chap er JJ Equ pmen A c hap e p oY d ng fo proh b t ng d " ng unsafe veh cles regu at ng bumpe s gh ed spec fy ng t mes tor gh s measu ement of d stances and he gh s equ ng head gh son vet1 c es and mo orcyc es a I gh equ t!men s 1 urn na on of ea cense pales equ ng rear ed e ectors equ r ng safely ghl ng on com me c at veh cles obscured gh s on veh ctes n comb na on requ r ng ed gh o fag on extended oads 1 ght requ emen s fo pa ked o s opped veh c es eQu rem en s fo ghts embem on s ow mo¥ ng veh cles spo gh s and aux a y gh s fender and back up number o gh ed gh s d splayed use of head gh beam numbe o gh s pe m ed red and flash ng gh s proh b 1 on and excep ons focus and am of head gh s mo or veh c e and motorcyc e brake equ rem en s ho n s ren and hef a arm s gna ements for muffle s ea T a c Con o requ v ew m ro requ red clear v ew to f ont s des ea s gns o 0 paste s on w ndsh e d w per s requ red m t ng oad ex tens 0r1 on passenger veh c e left s de stop gh s requ ed a cl ea ner equ ed Chape 339 Commerc at and Heavy Veh cles A chap e i) ov d ng to ope at on of O¥e s ze o ove we gh veh ctes on State ou e and perm Is use of heavy veh cles on oca st eets and pe m s spec fy ng max mum w d h he gh and ength fo local operat on reQu r ng route and oad nfo mat on from 33 1 Ope a on dr ve s on equest requ r ng whee p o ec o s requ em en s ov d ng fo to veh c es ransport ng e)( p os ves ow ng equ rem en s proh b ng oads dropp ng or eak ng emova from st eets rack ng mud proh b ted p oh b ng sh t ng or oose oads p oh b ng veh c e w h mes sp kes ugs and cha ns for use of s udded es and ch a ns Chapte 3.4 0 vers of Com mere a Cars or T ac ors A chapter prov d ng for def n ons as used n Oh o R C 450 0 proh b t ng perm nQ d v ng or dr v ng wh e fat gued o I 1 m ng d ve s consecut ve serv ce and regu at ng off duty hours Chap e 35 Pa k ng General v A chapte prov d ng fo remova of unattended veh c es obs uct ng aft c f nd ng regs ered owner pr ma face abe o unlawful park ng descr b ng p oh b ng s and ng or park ng places egu at ng manne of pa a le park. ng descr b ng rna ner of angle pa k ng proh b ng se I ng wuh ng or repa r ng veh cte on st ee du y o sop eng ne se brake on g ade remove key of unattended veh c e boa d ng or leav ng stopped vehic es on s de of mov ng traff c s opp ng s and ng o pa k ng on s reet for purpose ot se ng from veh cle proh b ed s opp ng stand ng or park ng n bvs stops and tax cab zones park ng n a evs and narrow streets proh b ng pa k ng on s reels or highways ou s de bus ness o res dence d st c excep f d sab ed ¥eh c e Chapte 353 Park ng Me e s A chapte p ov d ng fo def n tons park ng only w th n marked nes of me er space equ r ng con depos t proh b ng legal park ng park ng zones establ shed mov ng of me ers af er n sta at on Mayo o p ov de fo purchase ma n enance etc of me e s p acement of meters para e park ng park ng of com me c a ucks ven cle ema n ng n overtime space p oh b ed defac ng me e slug use repor s of po ce f nes use of meter fees by V age park ng pe m s transferab y fee and d sp ay of perm t Chapter 371 Pedestr ans A chapter prov d ng for he r ght of way of pedes ans n crosswa ks proh b t r1g pass ng veh cles stopped at crosswa ks r ght of way of b nd person pedestr ans y e d ng r gh of way pedestr ans mov ng n crosswalks s epp ng nto streets pedest ans us ng paths or stree s aywa k ng proh b t ng sol c t no r des outs de safety zones r d ng on outs de of veh cte enter ng o teav ng mov ng veh ctes Chapter 373 e eye es and Motorcyc es A chap te r prov d ng fo Traff c Code appl cat on o b eye es egu at ng r d ng on sea s motorcyc e hand e bars he me s and glasses proh b t ng attach ng blcyc es or s eds to veh c es proh b t ng d ng b eye es or motorcyc es mo e than two abreast equ r ng s gna dev ce on bcy c e prohbtng sren equ r ng I ghts and ref ector at n ght and adeQuate b akes reQu r ng r d ng on r ght s de of s reel obey ng traff c .;ont o dev ces hand and arm s onals A n o pub enac men o here n an!:! eme gen y WHEREA S h e Coun o he V I age o M dd epo Oh o h as had th e ma lc of od 1 ca oh and gene a ev s on o he odnan ce s beo e or' somet me and WHEREA S e I haS he eo o en e ed n o a on a w h h e Wa te H D an e Co n pany o p epa e and pub sh s u h cod f ca on and HEREA S the code ca on o such ord nan c8s oge he w h the new ma e~ o be adop ed the mat e s o b e a ended and those to be epea ed a e b e o e the Coun NOW THE REFORE BE T ORDA NED by he Counc o the V age of M dd epo as fol ows SEC Tha he o d nan e s of the V age o M dd epo Oh o of a gene a and pe man en na ure as ev sed od ed ea ranged and conso da e d n o com ponen odes es chapte s and sec ons a e he eby approved adop ed and enac ed as nan ces o 9 3 d he Cod ed M ddl epo 0 Oh o One book o m copy o Cod fed 0 d nances sha ce f ed as co ec by lle be he C e k. T easu e a!lached to th s 0 d nance as a pa he eof and ed w h he permanen eco ds o he v age o M dd epo 01'1 o SEC Tha hep ov sons of h s 0 d nan ce nc ud ng at prov sons o he Cod ed 0 d nances sha be n tu I fo ce and effec as p ov ded n Sec on V o h s 0 d nance AI o d nanc es and eso u ons o par ts hereof enac ed p o o Novembe 2 973 wh ch a e ncons sten w h any p o son ot he Cod f ed Ord nances a e hereby repea ed as of he e ec ve da e of h s 0 d nan ce except as to ows a The ena tmen of he Cod 1 ed 0 d nances sha no be cons ued o affec a gh o ab ty ac ued o ncu red unde any eg sat ve p ov sons p o o he e ec ve da e of such enac men or an ac on o p oceed ng o he enfo cemen of such gh o I ab y Such enac ment sha not be con st ued o e eve any pe son from pun shment fo an act com m ted n the v o a on of any such leg s a ve p ov son no o affec an nd ctmen o prosecu on he eto For such purposes any such eg sat Ye prov son shal con nue n fu fo ce notw hs and ng s epea o the pu pose of ev son and recod f ca on b The epea p ov ded above shal no affe c The g an o creat on o a f anch se cense gh ease men o pr v ege 2) The pu chase sa e ease o ransfe of p ope y 3 The app op a on o expend ure of money o prom se o gua an ee o paymen 4 The assumpt on o any cant ac or ob gat on 5 The ssuan ce and de ve y o any bonds ob gat onso o he r ns umen s of ndeb edness (6 The evy or mpos ton of taxes assessments o charges 7 The es tabl shmen nam ng vaca ng o grade eve of any s ree l o pub c way 8 The ded cation of prope ty or p a app ova 9 The annexa on o de achmen of er o y ( 0) Any leg sla on ena c ed subseQuent o Novembe 1 973 SEC I Tha pu suanf to Oh oR C 731 2 and 73 23 th e C erk Treasu e sha I cause o be pub shed n a manne requ red by law lh s Adopt ng Ordnance oge he w h a summary of th e new ma e conta ned n the cod t cat on adopted he eby SEC V Tha th s Ordnance s he eby decla ed to be an emergency measure necessa y for the m med ate prese va on of the pub c peace hea h safe y and we fare o he res dents of he V I age he reason for he necess y be ng tha here eK s san mpe a ve need to the ear est pub cat on and d s bu on of he Cod f ed Ord nances o he off c als and res den so heV age so as o fac I ate adm n st at on da y ope a on and avo d pract cal and legal en tang em en s Sec v Th s 0 d nance sha ake ef ec and be n to e from and afte January 1 974 Passed he 28 h day of Decembe 1973 A es Gene G a e C erk Dav d W Ohlinger Pres den of Counc Mayor and the SUMMARY OF NEW MATTER CONTAINED IN THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES ADOPTED DECEMBER 28 11173 MIDDLEPORT PART ONE AD MINISTRAT VE CODE Chap e 10 Cod fed 0 d nances A chapter exp a n ng the a rangement by code t ti e chapter and sect on hat sect on head ngs a e no pa 1 of he aw how to des gna e and c te the Cod fed 0 d nan ces YOU N'T BUY A BETT PAINT HOUSE PAINT MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHr JAN 10 NOT OPEN Reg. '7 00 gal 0 Sale ' Valley Lumber & Supply Co. "-' 992 2709 • I Middleport 0 Fr Sat Sun Jan1121., LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE Roddy Me Do• el l Pam F ank n ShowS arts7p m y e- d 3 - The DallySentmel Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Jan 10 1974 ng Ur Lawrence E Lamb and requ and speed .park ng GENERAL Low blood pressure of causes for your problem s the Soma compound you are takmg Soma as a good medacme It will relax muscle spasms and IS commonly used lor pat ent.s w1th your problems However rarely 1! w1ll cause d1zzmess You may well be one of the rare IndiVIduals m whom th1s oc curs You should go see your By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I nohce you wnte often about h1gh blood pressure but no m format on on low blood pressure My blood pressure s 118 over 60 I m 61 years old f ve loot and we1gh 91 pounds Isn t that pretty low pressure ? I have pephc ulcers and take Soma compounds Donato! and T1tralac antac1d lour t1mes a day Isn t there s ometh ng I should be takmg for low blood pressure? I m gethng diZZy spells lor some reason and thought the pressure m1ght be the cause That s Dl.AR READER not an unusual pressure for a By HELEN THOMAS PAlM DESERT Calif (UP!) - It was some 6lst b1rthday for President NIXon He got dog b1tes m h1s cake lrostmg on h s coat a B1g Mac hamburger from a m1lhona1re and his first glass of chocolate m1lk m 13 years The Wh1te House also s1g naled the end of Operatwn Candor mdiCating 1t believes enough has been done to clear the Pres1dent s name of Water gate scandal NIXon was relaxmg today at the 25().acre desert estate of Walter Annenberg multlmll bonaire ambassador to Gret causmg your dtzzmess? There are many causes for dtzzmess and t IS true that Inadequate mculatwn to the bram 1s one It s also true that med cmes can be a cause F ,ton my I st Chap e 513 D ug Abuse Control A c hap e prov d ng fo def n ng drug abuse p oh b ng pu chase use o possess on of ha uc nogen o mar uana proh b ng pur chase use o possess on o harmfu ntox cans proh b I ng possess on of ba b turates or amphetam nes regulat ng pos sess on o hypoderm c fu n sh ng samp es of d ugs o pha ma ceu ca s Chapte 517 Gamb ng A chapter p ov d ng to gamb ng def n ons as n 011 o R C 29 5 01 p oh b ng gamb ng as spec f ed proh b ng opera ng a gam b ng house pub a gam ng cheat ng Chap e 52 Hea th Safe y and Sa n a on A chapte prov d ng to p oh b t ng abandoned ef ge a ors and a gh con a ners equ ng vent ng of hea ers and burne s r equ ng barr cades and waU' ng I gh s and p oh b ng abandoned e)(cava ons proh b ng s d ewa k obs uc ons damangeo ntu y notcetofl o s emove put d subs ances e ec fen ce p oh b ed ba bed w e egu a ed p oh b ng e ng and depos s of garbage ubb sh unk p oh b ng nox ous o offens ve odo s from bu ld ngs caused by bus ness o an mas obta n ng pe m fo handlJ I dsrbuton Chap e 525 Law En forcemen and Pub c Off ce A c hap e r p ov d ng tor def n t ons as n Oh o R c 292 0 p oh b ng a se s atements o aff m ng false s atements mpe sonat ng a pub c off c a o publ c se van compound ng a cr me fa ur e to epor a fe ony o gun or stab wound respect ng ceria n d sc osu e of n format on fa ure o ad taw enforcemen of cer ob struct ng off c a bus ness es s ng obstruct ng ust ce arrest hav ng unlawful nteres n publ c contac publ c ser vant so c t ng or rece v ng mprope compensat on t:lerel c on of du y pub c servan s n e fe ng w th c "' 1 ghts Chap e 529 L quo Con rol A chap er p ov d ng for def n tons as n Oh o R c 4301 01 proh b ons and m srepresentat ens nvo v ng sa es to m no s proh b ng sa e to ntox cated persons and hab tua dr nke s proh b ng ccnsum pt on n motor veh c e perm t equ rements to sale m"nufac ure ansport pos ng age warn ng s gns equ red p oh b t ng open conta ners n sores publ c paces sa e o g ft on elect on da.y proh b ted spec fy ng hours of sa e Chapter 533 Obscen ty and Sex Offenses A chapter p ov d ng fo del n tons as n Oh o R c 2907 01 presump on of know edge of obscen v not ce and defens e proh b t ng corrupt on of a m no proh b t ng sexua mpos on prohlb t ng mportun ng P oh b t ng voyeur sm prohlb t ng publ c ndecency P oh b t ng procur ng proh b I ng so c t ng proh b t ng prost tut on d ssem nat ng matt er ha mful to luven les pande ng ob seen ty us ng decep on o Obta n matter harmfu o uven les Chap e 537 Offenses Aga nst Persons A chap ter p ov d ng fo P oh b eng of neg gen hom c de p oh b ng veh cu a hom c de P oh b t ng assau t Proh b t ng negl gen assault proh b t g aggra¥a ed menac ng proh b ng menac ng ch dren ng proh bendanger ng un awlu estra nt spe c ty ng and P oh b ng coe on etephone harassmen t threa fen ng o ha ass ng elephone ca s equ r ng party I nes to be y e ded n erne gene es P oh b t ng adu lerat ng or turn sh ng adu tera ed food or confect ons Chapter 541 Popery 0 1 tenses A chap e prov d ng for ~eterm n ng pope y va ue n a r s on p o h b t ng a so n danger cr m nang mosen en ef cr m nang damag cr m nal r espan p oh b ng destruct on of shrubs r'ees or crops proh b 1 ng de~~c:::;,•n SAS Thef ond Fraud A chopter prov d no for det n t on1 n n Oh o R c 2913 01 determ n ng property value lntheftoffenses property exceptions in II! ony olfenses detent on of iho p fter. proh l b t no petty llef un.!luthor zed veh c !! uu llegal sa e or po11en on ot master vtth cle kev• vnoulhor lzed u•• of proporly P•'"'t lno bllld checks m suatt of cred I cordi m•klngw 0ttl Ulcon no slugs t o~ mpe r ng mach nn d•ffluCI nq a 1 ve y or hostelry tamper no ~ th record s. uciJr no wr 1 ""' b/ decepllon ptr<on•fln o 0 t cer to fr aud d!frt ud in\1 co ncea ed weapons LIS ng weapons wh le n ox cated mprope ly handl ng t ea ms n a mo or veh c e proh b t ng un awfu posse ss on o any dangerous ordnance fa ng to se u e any dange ou s o d nan ce proh b t ng un awfu t ansae! ons n weapons m proper y fu n sh ng f rea ms to a m nor proh b ng sa e o explos ves o m no s regu at ng sa e of f eworks equ ng f rewo k~ d sp av pems pohbfng d sc ha rg ng f ea ms PAR T SEVE N Poo rooms A chapter prov d ng a gene a pena tv of f fty do Iars $50 00 max mumChap er 7 1 Peddlers and So c to s A chap e p ov d ng for def n ons 1 cense requ ed appl cat on nfo rna on !pee fed and pho og a ph equ red annu.a cense fee of ten dollars (S 0 00 and a enewa o f ve do Ia s S5 DO Mayor to nvest gate correct ness ol nfo mal on and whe her en e pr se s awfu and no dangerous to res den s before ssu ng I cense appl can who s den ed a I cense may appea to Counc I cense to be ca ed w h peddle or sol c o and exh b ed o any pe son be ng so c ed o on et~uest to any pedd ng pol ce off cer sol c ng o ma ket esea ch proh b ted between 8 00 p m and 9 00 a m excep for nat ona cha tab e cam pa gns I censed n Oh o and by Mayor except ons o cense equ remen spec fed em ptoyee peddlers to be 1 censed co nd t ons fo cense rev ocat on spec f ed pen a y genera chapter maK mum of f fty do a s S50 00 Chapter 717 Tax cabs A chapter prov d ng tha the owner of ax s to pay a 1 cense lee of twenty f ve do Iars $25 00 fee for cense transfe s twe ve dol ars and fifty cents $12 50) ab I tv nsurance amounts approval can eel at on number of ax cabs to be censed im ted to f f een Explosives " "'•l nq "· ·" .S49 Wl6pon\ arl(l WASHINGTON (UP!) - A study done by a Washlll!lton research firm shows a w1de spread pattern of mterlockmg directorships between oll com pames and maJor banks and fmanc1al mstltutwns that 1ts authors clann reduces com petitiOn m tbe oll rndustry Although federal antitrust law prohibits the same per!;On from Sitting on the boards of directors of l1rms m direct competitiOn w1th each other the study revealed numerous cases of d~rectors of competing ml compames servmg together on the boards of the nation s largest banks msurance com pames and mvestment firms These overlappmg director sh1ps perrmt a harmoniZmg of actions among the different Ut I Send your questions to Dr m care of th1s Lamb ne... spaper P 0 Box 1551 RadiO City Stahon New York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lambs booklet on balanced d1et send 50 cent.<; to the same address and ask for Balanced D et book;let The Ruttenberg study showed that Bank of Amer~ca shared directors w1th three of the 18 oil firms Standard of Calilorma Umon 01l and Getty Oil Others mcluded Bankers Trust w1th Mobil and Contmen tal 011 Cl];lse Manhattan Bank wtth Standard 011 of Indiana Atlwtllc Richfield D1amond Shamrock and Exxon Cherm cal Bank w1th Mobil Texaco Amerada Hess and Exxon Continental Bank of lliinots With Standard Oll of Indiana Texaco Umversal 011 Products and Contmental 011 Crocker National Bank w1th Standard Oil of Calilorma and F~rst Boston Bank w1th Commonwealth 011 w1th chocolate m1lk NIXon a constant d1eter told a1des 1t was h1s !1rst chocolate m1lk m 13 years and he really enJoyed the B1g Mac At a surpnse birthday party earlier m his Western Whtte House off1ce overlookmg the Pac lie h1s staff presented hiin w1th a huge square cake decorated w1th blue red and yellow frostmg Hey Kmg the Pres1dent ca lled to h1s IriSh Setter King T1mahoe Want a little lick 1 The dog ate a corner of the cake appearmg to reliSh a red tcmg rose In the process the President brushed his maroon sportcoat aga1nst the cake smearmg 1t w1th lrostmg King Timahoe gnored a pres1dent18l order to hck the frostmg off the coat Cake Donated lo Home The remamder of the cake was dona ted to Beverly Manor a home lor the aged m San Clemente but the section rubbled by the dog was cut off f rst NIXon was accomparue!J. by h1s wile Pat and daughter Trlcla Cox on the surpriSe tr1p to th~ Annenberg estate The Annenbergs are m London The estate at the base of the snow-capped Santa Rosa Mountams IS surrounded by a Wire fence and 25-foot tall desert pmes block the grounds from outs1de vtew It mcludes an Ill-hole golf course and IS close to a new mediCal center named after former President Dwight D Eisenhower who frequently relaxed m the area The home borders two streets named Bob Hope Dnve and Frank Sinatra Drtve ml compames and a reduction of competition between them 1\'e report sa1d The study was done by Stanley H Ruttenberg & Associates lor a manllme unwn the Marme Engmeers Benehc1al Assoc1allon (MEBA) Ruttenberg was federal manpower ad rmrustrator m the Kennedy adm1mstratlon and an assiStant labor secretary m the Johnson adrmnlStration Ruttenberg sald he collected names of directors of the comparues and banks mvolved from Standard and Poor s D~rectory of Corporation Directors and Executives through September of 1972 and used a computer to match them up to show mterlocks A network of 14 banks was hed to 18 of the largest oil compames the report sa1d PART NINE STREETS UTILITIES AND PUBL C es A chapte prov d ng for a pena ty general chap er max mum $1 000 Chap er 925 Sewers A chapter p ov d ng for equ ng a pe m fee of $75 00 o a ter or conn"ct w th publ c penalty gene at sewer chap er S 000 max mum Chapte 957 Ga bage and Rubb sh Collect on A chapter p O¥ d ng for eq u r ng a cense app cat on nformat on nvest gat on fee of S25 00 enewa annua ly December 31 PART TH RTEEN LDING CODE Chapter 3 5 Nat on at Bu d ng Code A chapter prov d ng for adoP,tng he 967ed on copes on f e with Clerk Treasurer and ava table to pLibl c a cos copy a so n Cour1ty Law L brary def n tons penalty of SIO() oo max mum for any v oat on of Nat ona Bu d ng Code Chap er 329 Abatement of Publ c Nu sance A ch apter prov d ng to defin tons proh b t ng bu td ng d srepa r requ r ng Bu td ng In spec tor to r1speet and photograph an 11 st uc u e be eved to be un safe afte ob a n ng search warrant equ r ng Bu ld ng Inspector to notfy oWner by certfed ma or newspape publcaton to effect re,Ja rs owner may appea 1 d srepa r f nd no of Bu ld ng nspec o to Counc I hear ng of appeal by Counc 1 to be w th n 30 days af e ecelv ng not ce of appea owne may appea counc dec son to Common peas Court or repa r bu ld ng othe w se c erk Treasu e 0 advert se forb ds tor demol tlon of bu d ng owne to bea expenses or t w 1 be ert f ed to County Aud o and be come a 1 en on property BU IT'S SALE TIME ALL YEAR AROUND AT THE SHOE BOX. THE SHOE 101 a birthday present no one forgets. 010563 FAR LADY An ArtCarved diamond rmg A breathtak ng d amond prec sely cut fa b II ance and eta ty Accented w th genume ub es For the happ est b rthday ever select a d am and r ng from our complete A tCarved collection Goessler's JEWELRY STORE CINCINNATI (UPI) year-<>ld veterwt decrdes to Backup quarterback V1rg1l keep pla)'lllg he apparently Carter traded Wednesilay by Will be battlmg Carter for the the CinclOllati Bengals to the starting JOb San D1ego Chargers for Wayne After amouncing the Carter Clark-also a reserve quarter Clark deal Bengals Coach back-says he s delighted Paul Brown warned that the With the new opportumty trade could be a standoff I def1mtely want to stay m With ne1ther team gettmg football Carter sa1d I still anythmg smce both players are think I have a lot to offer I see bemg wooed by the World no reason why the next few Football Lea:]Ue years can t be optimum years But Carter mdiCated he lor me m football favored staymg m the National Carter discontented after Football League Instead of bemg beaten out of the starting JUmpmg to the new league quarterback job by Ken Ander My name has been linked son was InJured m the !mal With the new league somewhat 1973 pre season game and because I had not s1gned my m1ssed the ent1re regular contract (With the Bengals) season He dec1ded to play out and because of my his option as d1d Clark. w1th the availability he sa1d I cwt t Chargers prevent the rumors but maybe Johnny Umtas quar th1s trade rmght diSpel some of terbacked San Diego most of those rumors the 1973 season and 1! the 4(). Meigs, Gallia in split The Me1gs Seventh grade A team and e1ghth grade B team split games w1th the Jumor H1gh Gall1pohs Schoolers Wednesday a! ternoon at Me1gs Jumor High The Blue Devil seventh graders behind the scormg of Mark Sm1th w1th 10 point.<; pulled away from a 26-20 halftime deadlock to edge the little Marauders 3().27 Marauder scormg was paced by Dav1d Blakes 13 pomts He was a1ded by keith Lynch w1th 6 Todd Rawlmgs w1th 4 Er nest M1tcheU With 2 and Robert Kennedy with 2 All of Srmth s YOUR Ohio Valley Putiilhing Company n CourtSt.Pomer Ohlo58'188flutlntll BEST ~clue p:llla!Jt ptld 1 Pomeroy Ohlo N•' onal advertlt n1 repreHnta ve BotUnelli-Gtllagber Inc 12Eut42ndSt NewYark NewYark '-!blc:rlpUcllntet DdlY«ttdbycarrier wherr available 50 ca~t. per week By Motor Rout."'*' carrier tmtce no avallablf One monlb t210 By malin Ohia and W Va One Year Ill SiJ month• 1'1 ~ Three mon 111 IS EIMwhere$22 00ytar lhmanthl,l50 Jockot dlometll' 2012 height from floor Including nlppl" 32 nipple tlzt 'llo between nlppltl e height ofeltclrlc outlet 2•v. 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'. pet 28 7 622 gb 27 7 614 25 6 610 I 12 27 308 3 v rg n a Memph s 1 33 250 6 west wlpctgb Utah 26 5 634 I ndlana 23 11 56 3 San An on o 22 21 5 2 5 Denver 20 21 488 6 San D JO 8 27 400 10 Wednesdays Res11lh New York 108 Memph s 94 Denver 119 Vlrg n a 103 Utah 1 s San D ego 2 (Only games scheduled) New York at San Antonio Ken lucky vs Carol na a Char ot e Sa n 0 ego at tnd ana Only games schedu ed N H L Standings ted Press International East w I t pts gf ga Boston 26 6 4 56 167 '96 By Un GAS MODELS •• ,.,., ~ 30 Gallon 40 Gallon 3 252 236 A 273 264 5 218 226 6 200 372 24 1998 1998 Tuesday s Results Jackson 37 Gallipolis 34 lronlon 56 Waverly 42 Athens 40 Logon 39 Meigs 60 Wellston 35 Frtday s Games Meigs at Logon Athens at Wellston Ironton at Jackson Gallipolis at Waverly Chesapeake at Oak H II Rock Hill at Soulh Polnl PortsmO<Jih West at Whee ers burg PortsmOtJih al Lima SEOAL FROSH Team Logan Ga pol s Ja ckson Athens Me gs Waver y ronton We Isfan wL 5 0 5 o 3 3 P OP 262 39 20 39 199 2 2 3 3 187 2 6 3 3 224 2 0 2 4 206 203 2 4 2 8 231 0 6 llO 297 TOTALS 23 23 6-47 16 .. 7 Monday s results Logan 58 Athens 29 G.!il po s 34 Ja ckson 25 Waver y 36 Ironton 9 Me gs 57 We ston 3 Thursdays games Log.!ln at Me gs Wave va Gal po s We lston at Athens Jackson a I on on • e WHITE TV • e MASON FURNITURE s OFF / _- SPECIALS ......,........... ,......,.,_ ::t .., .................. ..... 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GAMES & JIGSAW PUZZLES FOR THESE LONG WINTER NIGHTS frlr lflur IJnJg NHill Playing Tuesday Thru 1 Included In Coach Hawhee s overall phUoaophy Winning right now Is always lhe goal he sels for himself and hla learns and lbat s jusl whal the Tigers have been doing the past decade winning nine conference lilies - sill In lhe Southern Ohio League and three In lhe SEOAL Coach Osborne will go with Pr1ce at center Tom Valentine and Mike Sickles at the lor ward post.<; Jim N1day and J1m Smger at the guard pos1tions Fnday s reserve game starts at 6 30 p m The vars1ty tilt IS scheduled for 8 p m UJge standings SPORT COATS PIIOit! 992-5759 Ll New York Carol na Kentucky w In a pre-season statement m the Waverly Watchman on Nov 28 Haw~ee sa1d I hke workmg w1th th1s current group because of the1r wlllmgness to learn and their Wllhngness to wodl Th s IS a hard combmatlon to find In th1s apathy struck age I really like working w1th this group Hawhee saw lots of jmce squeezed out of his big orange machine Vl8 graduatwn last spr~ng but the Tigers are back conference reeord Athens IS lhlfd With a 4-2 to the1r old tr1cks th1s year mark Logan and Ironton are wmnmg basketball games Most people forget or tied lor fourth place w th overlook lhe fact the word Identical 3-3 records Jackson rebuilding haJ,never been Is s1xth at 2-4 Me1gs seventh at 1-5 and Wellston last at 0-6 Coach C D Hawhee s Tigers are averagmg 66 pomt.s a ALL GAMES W L P OP game Defensively the Tigers Team Waver y 8 1 598 475 are g1vmg up ii2 points a game Ga Ipol is 6 1 439 337 Waverly IS 6-1 overall losmg Porlsmouth 8 2 739 624 8 2 698 562 only a non league game to South Point Logan 6 3 637 534 Port.smouth 69-511 durmg tl e Wheelersbu g 6 3 570 461 Christmas holidays Alhens 6 A 579 546 Gallipolis enters Fnday s Chesapeake 4 5 51 548 ron ton J 6 544 646 game wlth a 6-1 season mark Jackson 3 6 543 608 The Blue Devils are averagmg. Me gs 2 7 544 57 A 62 pomts a game and per Wellston 1 7 326 587 Non League Result rmttmg 48 markers per outmg 79 Ironton St Joe By v1rtue of thelf unpress1ve Chesapeake 61 showmg thus far the Tigers SEOAL VARSITY are favored to retam the Team W L P DP SEOAL crown for the fourth Waverly 6 o 424 2% consecutive year Waverly has Gallipolis 5 1 366 28'1 4 2 368 322 won 45 stratght conference AIhens lronlon 3 3 366 374 games smce losmg a '63-61 Logan 3 3 405 355 deciSion at Athens on Dec 11 Jackson 2 4 373 401 Meigs 1 5 372 386 1970 Wellston 0 6 220 471 Although Waverly has a TOTALS 24 24 2894 2894 balanced scoring attack Tuesday s Results John Shoemaker 11-2 senior Gallipolis 6A Jackson 5 Waverly 83 Ironton 66 guard Is lhe big playmaker Alhens 74 Logan 64 lor lhe Tigers Shoemaker Meigs 93 Wellslon 5 and Gallipolis Gil Price &-5 Team W L P OP senior center are coDBldered Jackson 6 0 284 215 two of lhe league s lop Ironton 6 0 307 233 players Ibis winter Galllpo Is 3 3 255 237 3 3 209 215 Other Tiger standouts In'> Alhens F1rst round action mUte 197374 Southeastern OhiO Athletic League basketball race w1U end Fnday mght Highlighting Friday s four game card 1s the Gallipolis at Waverly tilt Other action fmds Athens at Wellston Ironton at Jackson and Meigs at Logan Waverly defending league champion leads the pack wllh a perfect 11-0 mark Gallipolis Is See<Jod with a 5-1 CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Browns appear to be Montrea 22 9 6 50 130 01 20 4 1 47 5 20 playmg 'mustcal coaches m Toronto Y Rang s 8 3 9 45 4 123 off..season moves toward re 9 7 Buffa o 4 42 34 131 gammg their accustomed place Detro t 5 20 5 35 31 164 as one of the finest teams m NY Island so 20 I 27 90 124 Van co uver 8 24 7 23 02 150 professwnal football West Pliefer Dou~ T1m On Wednesday owner Art w 1 t pts gt ga elude Dudult Tom Wade Thomas Ph Ia 22 9 5 .49 2 65 Modell announced that delen Ch cago 18 8 2 48 135 a Tracy and Tony Swindler s1ve backfield coach Riehle S Lou s 18 13 6 42 1 97 Pfeifer Is a 5-8 junior guard ZFNITH Atlanta 7 16 7 4 01 1 McCabe would become defen M nneso a 2 17 o 34 9 133 Swmdler a 5-9 senior guard s1ve coordmator succeedmg LosAng 3 19 7 33 J 129 Duduit a 6-4 jun1or center Howard Brinker who became P ttsburgh 0 24 5 25 02 t50 Thomas a 5 11 semor forward Cal torn a 9 26 5 2J 03 167 director of pro persomel Wednesdays Resutrs and Tracy a 6-3 junior forward At the same tune he an To onto 6 Pittsburgh 4 Up from lasI years reserve Atlanta 3 Buffi!l o 0 nounced a new two year Los Angeles 4 Ch cago 4 BLACK & team which posted a 1:1-2 De ro t 2M nneso a 2 contract lor D1ck Modzelewski conference mark are Joe Cal fornia 8 St Lou s 6 the defens1ve !me coach !On v games scheduled Holland Pete Laswell Forrest Thursday s Games Then the club demed a report Cox and Charles Beattie NY sian de sat Montreal from Houston that assistwtt NY Rangers at Buffalo coach Monte Clark of the Ch cago at Boston M nneso a at Ph lade ph a M1am1 Dolphins would come Onfy games schedu ed STEREO R chmond 9 2il 4 22 96 68 here as ch1ef assistant to head Wedne.sdav s Results coach N1ck Skor1ch WHA Standings Cine nna 4 R chmond 2 Bv Un ted Press Internal on at V rg nia 6 Hershey 6 These were the latest deve East Prov dence 2 New Haven 2 lopments m a strmg of moves w I I ph gf ga Nova Scot a 4 Batt more Easy Terms' HERMAN GRATE 47 44 126 on ly games scheduled smce the Browns flntshed the New Eng 23 16 Free Delivery' 773 5592 MASON W VA Thursdav s Games season at 7-5-2-a respectable Toronto 2 19 3 45 159 1 ~7 No games scheduled record but not what Modell has Cleve and 19 16 5 43124121 .......................................................................... . rnmmd Quebec 19 18 3 41 149 30 Ch cago 17 18 3 37 124 33 First Dickcoordma Wood was as offensive tor hired and Jersey 17 21 2 36 109 36 west quarterback coach w I t piS gf ga - Then Forest Gregg Signed Houston 21 13 4 46 15 107 Edmonton 22 8 0 44 143 132 on as offenSive line coach Minnesota 9 Al 148 147 Brmker was W nn peg 20 - Then 19 21 4 42 143 151 promoted to director of pro Vancouve 16 26 0 32 145 179 15 24 0 30 I 8 52 personnel-a new pos1tion w1th LosAng Wednesdav s Results the Browns although other Edmonton 6 M nnesota 4 peg 6 Vancouver 4 NFL teams have developed pro Wlnn (Only games schedu ed) Thursday s Games personnel departments m New Enoland at ro on o recent years Los Ange es at Quebec Only games schedu ed) - And then came the McCabe promotiOn the new contract American Hockey lor Modzelewski and the league Standings demal that Clark would return By Un ltd Press Internal onal North to the team where he played as w I t pts gf ga a tackle from 1963-69 New Haven 23 12 7 53 160 125 15 6 so 190 131 But the end may be m sight Prov dence 22 19 I 7 45 143 123 Rocheste Eddie Uhas executive Nova Scot a 19 15 7 45 132 116 1.4 23 4 32 23 149 ass1stant to Modell said Boston ~prlngf e d 8 20 8 24 08 146 Wednesday the only other South w 1 t ph gf ga coach we II be adding is a Hershey 2 1 8 50 68 I 6 linebacker coach and that C nc nnat 20 12 5 45 33 120 20 14 3 43 28 18 wtnouncement will be made Ball more Jacksonv e 15 23 J 33 18 159 Paids Checks Plams within a very few days V rg nla 13 21 ' 30 10 36 'Til! CIIATOI 01 ••!Ot.f•M t DMIG 111C1S 271 N. • East thursday s Games are made YEAR OUTRIGHT WARRANTY 0 OP 190 Hannan T ace 4 2 24 2 2 SOLI he n 4 2 240 208 Eastern 4 2 228 95 Kyger C eek 2 2 43 46 Symmes Va ley 1 4 205 207 So u hwestern 0 6 50 2 6 Fr days Games Easte n a North Ga 1 a Kyger C eek at Hannan T ace Sou hern a Hannan w va watt lower and upper twin elements Cep~clty 52 Qlil wtU tnsulatwd white -'ameled outer jacket s. h g b pet Selected Group Men's BUY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ONLY •94.95 ""'"' ce..-,..,., ~"' Edl'~-~~--m ....... ...v 21 10 ........ ,""rc 2157 GEO GE HALL L 2:00 10:00 Tl e • f 5VAC RESERVES T EAM W L p No lh Ga ll a 4 1 227 52 GAL GLASS LINED Ot)'EIItor PubllftddallyeueptSaturdaybytbe I Boston 31 a 95 Yo k 26 18 591 7 !fiX league games Eastern s New Buffa o 21 22 489 12 offense has averaged 56 9 Ph adelph a 3 29 3 0 19 Cenlral 0 v son point.<; per game while per w pet g b m1ttmg 60 4 per outmg Cap a 24 16 600 a 70 22 476 5 Coach Carl Wolle s Southern Atlan Cleveland 4 30 3 8 12 Tornadoes the surpriSe of the Houston 4 3 3 1 12 Western Conference SV AC Will seek their sixth wm M dwest o v s1on m mne games agamst the w pet g b M !waukee 32 10 762 Hannan W Va Wildcats Ch cago 30 15 667 3 De rot 27 17 614 6 KC Omaha 6 3 J40 8 SVAC STANDINGS Pac fie 0 v son All GAMES w pet g b TEAM W l P OP Los Ange es 2.4 20 545 Hannan Tra ce 8 0 599 44 Go den Sta e 19 20 487 2 Southern 5 3 490 458 Por and 19 23 452 4 North Gal a 3 5 536 47 20 28 417 6 Symmes Valley 3 6 607 695 Seattle x 17 27 386 1 Eastern 3 6 5 2 544 PhoenWednesda ys Results Kyger C eek 2 5 442 448 Sout hwestern 7 425 570 Boston 106 Ch cago 89 Ph Ia 90 t eve land 86 Detroit 23 Los Angeles 94 SVACONLY Phoen x 05 Houston 101 TEAM W L P OP Seattle 100 KC Omaha 96 Hannan T a ce 6 0 437 3 .4 (Only games schedu ed Scuttle n 5 l 387 350 Thursdays Games 3 3 362 373 Ease n Chicago at At ant a Sym mes va ley 2 3 342 373 Sea tie a Golden Sta e No th Gat a 2 3 329 3211 (On y games scheduled Kyger C eek 1 3 253 26ft 0 6 318 424 Sou hwes ern 19 19 2430 2430 ABA Sland ngs TOTALS By un ted Press Intern atonal Komer MOR-FLO nee an L sten To T e Music of NBA Standings ted Press tnlernat onal Eastern Conference Atlantic D v son Un At Kerm's ; MIDDLEPORT 0 Ewe Ed ROIDtTHOEPUDI • pomts came in the first quarter Tpe Me1gs Etghth graders salvaged a spUt on the day taking the GallipoliS E1ghth Grade cagers 25 20 Mtke Lavender led the Me1gs attack pwnpmg m 6 pomts followed by Brent Arnold with 5 John Tyree w1th 4 AI Seth and Mark M1tch with 3 each and Randy Marshall and Steve Snyder with 2 point.<; apiece The Me1gs 7A and 8A cage squads travel to Logan th1s evenmg lor a pair of battles aga1nst the Chieftam netters Our Shoes are St1ll SenSibly Pnced Matn Pomeroy Ui BEN,FRANKUOI Matn St PHONE 200 202 East 992 3498 POMEROY, OHIO OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 OUTERWEAR Men's and Boys' Jackets m nylons, twills, corduroys and leather ' New York Clothing House Open Fn. &Sat. N1ghts Pomeroy Use Our Convement Lay A Wa~~ Plan A cn op tor prov d nq for R c ~-~---•••---~~..;..;;.,.;,;,;i '19'2l IJ prof'llb nr noOh fJurrv l n~ df'f n tiont .1 1 JWIIOr and David Clay 6-3 semor are the Cats top rebounders Eastern travels to North Gallia m the only other league contest Coach Jun Foster s Pirates have a 2-3 league mark North Gall1a IS averaging 67 pomts per outmg while allowmg 56 9 pomts Tim Stout 5-10 semor Is the top Pirate scorer w1th !56 pomts a 19-li game average Eastern 3-6 overall and 3-3 m the league IS led by 6-4 semor center Steve D1U Dill1s averaging 19 pomts m Bengals trade Virgil Carter t CIIESI'm\LTANNEHD..L d I Hannwt Traces unbeaten powt.s agamst SV AC foes Kyger Creek s ollens1ve Wildcats will attempt to keep the1r wmnlng streak mtact leaders are Dave W1se 5-10 JuniOr who IS averagmg 17 3 Fnday agamst the un predictable Kyger Creek pomt.s m lour league games Clay Hudson 6-11 semor and Bobcats John Rwnley 6-1 semor for Coach Paul Dillon s Wildcats own a perfect 11-0 slate 6-11 m ward Hudson has a 15 2 the Southern Valley Athletic average m the SVAC while Rwnley IS the team s best pomt Conference The Wildcats are averagmg producer m all games Hannan Trace relies on 74 9 pomts a game wh1le penrutting the opposition 55 4 reboundmg strength prov1ded pomts per oulmg Kyger by Don Wells lh'i semor center Creeks offense IS averagmg 63 Wayne Hesson 6-2 junwr and pomts The defense has Bill Hall 6-1 JWIIOr Rumley Joe Slldham 6-2 allowed 63 6 pomts per game Mark Swam 6 0 Jumor guard IS the area s leading scorer w1th 200 pomts a 25 8 average m e1ght games John Lusher 6-1 semor forward lor the Wildcats IS averagmg 18 7 I ~~1~3~:0~21~c--------~"";';1111a~-~;y;'ll;.m;~;,...~nt;lnt~l;;_~ Da By 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . DEYOTmrolHE IN'l'EK!lii'OF MEIGS-MASON AREA •.50 Pro Standings Court St , P11meroy 1 GROUP WOMEN'S BOOTS s4.00 1 GROUP CHILDREN'S BOOTS s3.50 BOYS ARCTICS s3.99 &s4,99 CHILDREN'S SHOES........ s1.00 BROKEN SIZES The Daily Sentinel three monu. •n 1r." ~~::!~ Ch•P er Directorships tied together BUSINESS REGULAT ON CODE Chapter 705 B I ards and SERV EES CODE Chapter 921 Gene a y Bntam He arr ved here late Wednesday afternoon m a mne-car motorcade from the Western Wh te House 125 miles away The pres•dentlal party drove through Yorba Lmda and stopped for about 10 mmutes outs1de the house where NIXon was born on Jan 9 1913 NIXon did not leave hiS car Big Macs for All In Bammg they stopped at a McDonald s hamburger stand where h1s good friend Charles G Bebe Rebozo a wealthy banker bought B1g Macs lor everyone mcludmg N1xon The President washed h1s down Hannan Trace Wildcats Mg~;:~TS First half cage eye ninth straight win play en.ds Friday w President celebrates; ends Operation candor small woman like you The Important queshon s what s o er ng doctor and I would suggest that the first th ng to try would be to stop the Soma compound II 1t doesn t correct the problem he w1ll want to check other poss1bil1lles lor dlZZ ness For those lew md v1duals who have dizziness related to low blood pressure some pressure stockmgs are helpful The elasllc tike pressure helps to prevent too much blood ac cwnulating w the legs and w th1s way helps rnamtam good c1rculatwn to the bram llelore you get too worried about your blood pressure I must tell you my pressure IS commonly lower than yours Some people claun I m dizzy but I haven t felt any diZzy spells yet • J ' �I • 2 chap ler prov d ng to p oh b t ng d v ng o phy s ca con ro wh e under he n I uen e of a coho or d ugs of abu se te s ng p oh b ng reck ess op era on on s ec s pub c o p va e p oper y equ a ng max mum s pe ed m s requ r ng assur ed c ea d s ance ahead, p o b ng stow speed speed below posted m n mum regu a ng spe ed over br dges speed excep ons for eme gen y or sa e y veh c es p oh b t ng d ag ac ng Chap e 315 L ens ng Ace dents A chap e p ov d ng tor equ ng an operator s o chau feu s cense p oh b ng opera on n Yo at on of any es c on p oh b I ng possess on o mo e than on e I ce nse p oh b t ng d v ng w th em po a y w hou censed d ... er p oh b ng ce a n uses ot censc a se cense nfo ma on owner o opera o a ow ng anothe to dr ve I ega y d sp ay o cense wnen equ ed proh b t ng d v ng under suspens on o e¥oca on p oh b t ng ope at on o sa e e w thou ce r ca e of p oh b t ng d spay o exp red or un aw ul cense p ales en se p o d ng p a es to be unobs uc ed p oh b t ng use ol ega p a es I ansfer of p a es equ r ng s opp ng aile a den on streets co son w h una! tended veh cle reQu r ng s opp ng aile a c den on prope y o her han s ee s equ ng slopp ng afte a c den esu ng n damage o ealty Safe y and Chap er JJ Equ pmen A c hap e p oY d ng fo proh b t ng d " ng unsafe veh cles regu at ng bumpe s gh ed spec fy ng t mes tor gh s measu ement of d stances and he gh s equ ng head gh son vet1 c es and mo orcyc es a I gh equ t!men s 1 urn na on of ea cense pales equ ng rear ed e ectors equ r ng safely ghl ng on com me c at veh cles obscured gh s on veh ctes n comb na on requ r ng ed gh o fag on extended oads 1 ght requ emen s fo pa ked o s opped veh c es eQu rem en s fo ghts embem on s ow mo¥ ng veh cles spo gh s and aux a y gh s fender and back up number o gh ed gh s d splayed use of head gh beam numbe o gh s pe m ed red and flash ng gh s proh b 1 on and excep ons focus and am of head gh s mo or veh c e and motorcyc e brake equ rem en s ho n s ren and hef a arm s gna ements for muffle s ea T a c Con o requ v ew m ro requ red clear v ew to f ont s des ea s gns o 0 paste s on w ndsh e d w per s requ red m t ng oad ex tens 0r1 on passenger veh c e left s de stop gh s requ ed a cl ea ner equ ed Chape 339 Commerc at and Heavy Veh cles A chap e i) ov d ng to ope at on of O¥e s ze o ove we gh veh ctes on State ou e and perm Is use of heavy veh cles on oca st eets and pe m s spec fy ng max mum w d h he gh and ength fo local operat on reQu r ng route and oad nfo mat on from 33 1 Ope a on dr ve s on equest requ r ng whee p o ec o s requ em en s ov d ng fo to veh c es ransport ng e)( p os ves ow ng equ rem en s proh b ng oads dropp ng or eak ng emova from st eets rack ng mud proh b ted p oh b ng sh t ng or oose oads p oh b ng veh c e w h mes sp kes ugs and cha ns for use of s udded es and ch a ns Chapte 3.4 0 vers of Com mere a Cars or T ac ors A chapter prov d ng for def n ons as used n Oh o R C 450 0 proh b t ng perm nQ d v ng or dr v ng wh e fat gued o I 1 m ng d ve s consecut ve serv ce and regu at ng off duty hours Chap e 35 Pa k ng General v A chapte prov d ng fo remova of unattended veh c es obs uct ng aft c f nd ng regs ered owner pr ma face abe o unlawful park ng descr b ng p oh b ng s and ng or park ng places egu at ng manne of pa a le park. ng descr b ng rna ner of angle pa k ng proh b ng se I ng wuh ng or repa r ng veh cte on st ee du y o sop eng ne se brake on g ade remove key of unattended veh c e boa d ng or leav ng stopped vehic es on s de of mov ng traff c s opp ng s and ng o pa k ng on s reet for purpose ot se ng from veh cle proh b ed s opp ng stand ng or park ng n bvs stops and tax cab zones park ng n a evs and narrow streets proh b ng pa k ng on s reels or highways ou s de bus ness o res dence d st c excep f d sab ed ¥eh c e Chapte 353 Park ng Me e s A chapte p ov d ng fo def n tons park ng only w th n marked nes of me er space equ r ng con depos t proh b ng legal park ng park ng zones establ shed mov ng of me ers af er n sta at on Mayo o p ov de fo purchase ma n enance etc of me e s p acement of meters para e park ng park ng of com me c a ucks ven cle ema n ng n overtime space p oh b ed defac ng me e slug use repor s of po ce f nes use of meter fees by V age park ng pe m s transferab y fee and d sp ay of perm t Chapter 371 Pedestr ans A chapter prov d ng for he r ght of way of pedes ans n crosswa ks proh b t r1g pass ng veh cles stopped at crosswa ks r ght of way of b nd person pedestr ans y e d ng r gh of way pedestr ans mov ng n crosswalks s epp ng nto streets pedest ans us ng paths or stree s aywa k ng proh b t ng sol c t no r des outs de safety zones r d ng on outs de of veh cte enter ng o teav ng mov ng veh ctes Chapter 373 e eye es and Motorcyc es A chap te r prov d ng fo Traff c Code appl cat on o b eye es egu at ng r d ng on sea s motorcyc e hand e bars he me s and glasses proh b t ng attach ng blcyc es or s eds to veh c es proh b t ng d ng b eye es or motorcyc es mo e than two abreast equ r ng s gna dev ce on bcy c e prohbtng sren equ r ng I ghts and ref ector at n ght and adeQuate b akes reQu r ng r d ng on r ght s de of s reel obey ng traff c .;ont o dev ces hand and arm s onals A n o pub enac men o here n an!:! eme gen y WHEREA S h e Coun o he V I age o M dd epo Oh o h as had th e ma lc of od 1 ca oh and gene a ev s on o he odnan ce s beo e or' somet me and WHEREA S e I haS he eo o en e ed n o a on a w h h e Wa te H D an e Co n pany o p epa e and pub sh s u h cod f ca on and HEREA S the code ca on o such ord nan c8s oge he w h the new ma e~ o be adop ed the mat e s o b e a ended and those to be epea ed a e b e o e the Coun NOW THE REFORE BE T ORDA NED by he Counc o the V age of M dd epo as fol ows SEC Tha he o d nan e s of the V age o M dd epo Oh o of a gene a and pe man en na ure as ev sed od ed ea ranged and conso da e d n o com ponen odes es chapte s and sec ons a e he eby approved adop ed and enac ed as nan ces o 9 3 d he Cod ed M ddl epo 0 Oh o One book o m copy o Cod fed 0 d nances sha ce f ed as co ec by lle be he C e k. T easu e a!lached to th s 0 d nance as a pa he eof and ed w h he permanen eco ds o he v age o M dd epo 01'1 o SEC Tha hep ov sons of h s 0 d nan ce nc ud ng at prov sons o he Cod ed 0 d nances sha be n tu I fo ce and effec as p ov ded n Sec on V o h s 0 d nance AI o d nanc es and eso u ons o par ts hereof enac ed p o o Novembe 2 973 wh ch a e ncons sten w h any p o son ot he Cod f ed Ord nances a e hereby repea ed as of he e ec ve da e of h s 0 d nan ce except as to ows a The ena tmen of he Cod 1 ed 0 d nances sha no be cons ued o affec a gh o ab ty ac ued o ncu red unde any eg sat ve p ov sons p o o he e ec ve da e of such enac men or an ac on o p oceed ng o he enfo cemen of such gh o I ab y Such enac ment sha not be con st ued o e eve any pe son from pun shment fo an act com m ted n the v o a on of any such leg s a ve p ov son no o affec an nd ctmen o prosecu on he eto For such purposes any such eg sat Ye prov son shal con nue n fu fo ce notw hs and ng s epea o the pu pose of ev son and recod f ca on b The epea p ov ded above shal no affe c The g an o creat on o a f anch se cense gh ease men o pr v ege 2) The pu chase sa e ease o ransfe of p ope y 3 The app op a on o expend ure of money o prom se o gua an ee o paymen 4 The assumpt on o any cant ac or ob gat on 5 The ssuan ce and de ve y o any bonds ob gat onso o he r ns umen s of ndeb edness (6 The evy or mpos ton of taxes assessments o charges 7 The es tabl shmen nam ng vaca ng o grade eve of any s ree l o pub c way 8 The ded cation of prope ty or p a app ova 9 The annexa on o de achmen of er o y ( 0) Any leg sla on ena c ed subseQuent o Novembe 1 973 SEC I Tha pu suanf to Oh oR C 731 2 and 73 23 th e C erk Treasu e sha I cause o be pub shed n a manne requ red by law lh s Adopt ng Ordnance oge he w h a summary of th e new ma e conta ned n the cod t cat on adopted he eby SEC V Tha th s Ordnance s he eby decla ed to be an emergency measure necessa y for the m med ate prese va on of the pub c peace hea h safe y and we fare o he res dents of he V I age he reason for he necess y be ng tha here eK s san mpe a ve need to the ear est pub cat on and d s bu on of he Cod f ed Ord nances o he off c als and res den so heV age so as o fac I ate adm n st at on da y ope a on and avo d pract cal and legal en tang em en s Sec v Th s 0 d nance sha ake ef ec and be n to e from and afte January 1 974 Passed he 28 h day of Decembe 1973 A es Gene G a e C erk Dav d W Ohlinger Pres den of Counc Mayor and the SUMMARY OF NEW MATTER CONTAINED IN THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES ADOPTED DECEMBER 28 11173 MIDDLEPORT PART ONE AD MINISTRAT VE CODE Chap e 10 Cod fed 0 d nances A chapter exp a n ng the a rangement by code t ti e chapter and sect on hat sect on head ngs a e no pa 1 of he aw how to des gna e and c te the Cod fed 0 d nan ces YOU N'T BUY A BETT PAINT HOUSE PAINT MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHr JAN 10 NOT OPEN Reg. '7 00 gal 0 Sale ' Valley Lumber & Supply Co. "-' 992 2709 • I Middleport 0 Fr Sat Sun Jan1121., LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE Roddy Me Do• el l Pam F ank n ShowS arts7p m y e- d 3 - The DallySentmel Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Jan 10 1974 ng Ur Lawrence E Lamb and requ and speed .park ng GENERAL Low blood pressure of causes for your problem s the Soma compound you are takmg Soma as a good medacme It will relax muscle spasms and IS commonly used lor pat ent.s w1th your problems However rarely 1! w1ll cause d1zzmess You may well be one of the rare IndiVIduals m whom th1s oc curs You should go see your By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I nohce you wnte often about h1gh blood pressure but no m format on on low blood pressure My blood pressure s 118 over 60 I m 61 years old f ve loot and we1gh 91 pounds Isn t that pretty low pressure ? I have pephc ulcers and take Soma compounds Donato! and T1tralac antac1d lour t1mes a day Isn t there s ometh ng I should be takmg for low blood pressure? I m gethng diZZy spells lor some reason and thought the pressure m1ght be the cause That s Dl.AR READER not an unusual pressure for a By HELEN THOMAS PAlM DESERT Calif (UP!) - It was some 6lst b1rthday for President NIXon He got dog b1tes m h1s cake lrostmg on h s coat a B1g Mac hamburger from a m1lhona1re and his first glass of chocolate m1lk m 13 years The Wh1te House also s1g naled the end of Operatwn Candor mdiCating 1t believes enough has been done to clear the Pres1dent s name of Water gate scandal NIXon was relaxmg today at the 25().acre desert estate of Walter Annenberg multlmll bonaire ambassador to Gret causmg your dtzzmess? There are many causes for dtzzmess and t IS true that Inadequate mculatwn to the bram 1s one It s also true that med cmes can be a cause F ,ton my I st Chap e 513 D ug Abuse Control A c hap e prov d ng fo def n ng drug abuse p oh b ng pu chase use o possess on of ha uc nogen o mar uana proh b ng pur chase use o possess on o harmfu ntox cans proh b I ng possess on of ba b turates or amphetam nes regulat ng pos sess on o hypoderm c fu n sh ng samp es of d ugs o pha ma ceu ca s Chapte 517 Gamb ng A chapter p ov d ng to gamb ng def n ons as n 011 o R C 29 5 01 p oh b ng gamb ng as spec f ed proh b ng opera ng a gam b ng house pub a gam ng cheat ng Chap e 52 Hea th Safe y and Sa n a on A chapte prov d ng to p oh b t ng abandoned ef ge a ors and a gh con a ners equ ng vent ng of hea ers and burne s r equ ng barr cades and waU' ng I gh s and p oh b ng abandoned e)(cava ons proh b ng s d ewa k obs uc ons damangeo ntu y notcetofl o s emove put d subs ances e ec fen ce p oh b ed ba bed w e egu a ed p oh b ng e ng and depos s of garbage ubb sh unk p oh b ng nox ous o offens ve odo s from bu ld ngs caused by bus ness o an mas obta n ng pe m fo handlJ I dsrbuton Chap e 525 Law En forcemen and Pub c Off ce A c hap e r p ov d ng tor def n t ons as n Oh o R c 292 0 p oh b ng a se s atements o aff m ng false s atements mpe sonat ng a pub c off c a o publ c se van compound ng a cr me fa ur e to epor a fe ony o gun or stab wound respect ng ceria n d sc osu e of n format on fa ure o ad taw enforcemen of cer ob struct ng off c a bus ness es s ng obstruct ng ust ce arrest hav ng unlawful nteres n publ c contac publ c ser vant so c t ng or rece v ng mprope compensat on t:lerel c on of du y pub c servan s n e fe ng w th c "' 1 ghts Chap e 529 L quo Con rol A chap er p ov d ng for def n tons as n Oh o R c 4301 01 proh b ons and m srepresentat ens nvo v ng sa es to m no s proh b ng sa e to ntox cated persons and hab tua dr nke s proh b ng ccnsum pt on n motor veh c e perm t equ rements to sale m"nufac ure ansport pos ng age warn ng s gns equ red p oh b t ng open conta ners n sores publ c paces sa e o g ft on elect on da.y proh b ted spec fy ng hours of sa e Chapter 533 Obscen ty and Sex Offenses A chapter p ov d ng fo del n tons as n Oh o R c 2907 01 presump on of know edge of obscen v not ce and defens e proh b t ng corrupt on of a m no proh b t ng sexua mpos on prohlb t ng mportun ng P oh b t ng voyeur sm prohlb t ng publ c ndecency P oh b t ng procur ng proh b I ng so c t ng proh b t ng prost tut on d ssem nat ng matt er ha mful to luven les pande ng ob seen ty us ng decep on o Obta n matter harmfu o uven les Chap e 537 Offenses Aga nst Persons A chap ter p ov d ng fo P oh b eng of neg gen hom c de p oh b ng veh cu a hom c de P oh b t ng assau t Proh b t ng negl gen assault proh b t g aggra¥a ed menac ng proh b ng menac ng ch dren ng proh bendanger ng un awlu estra nt spe c ty ng and P oh b ng coe on etephone harassmen t threa fen ng o ha ass ng elephone ca s equ r ng party I nes to be y e ded n erne gene es P oh b t ng adu lerat ng or turn sh ng adu tera ed food or confect ons Chapter 541 Popery 0 1 tenses A chap e prov d ng for ~eterm n ng pope y va ue n a r s on p o h b t ng a so n danger cr m nang mosen en ef cr m nang damag cr m nal r espan p oh b ng destruct on of shrubs r'ees or crops proh b 1 ng de~~c:::;,•n SAS Thef ond Fraud A chopter prov d no for det n t on1 n n Oh o R c 2913 01 determ n ng property value lntheftoffenses property exceptions in II! ony olfenses detent on of iho p fter. proh l b t no petty llef un.!luthor zed veh c !! uu llegal sa e or po11en on ot master vtth cle kev• vnoulhor lzed u•• of proporly P•'"'t lno bllld checks m suatt of cred I cordi m•klngw 0ttl Ulcon no slugs t o~ mpe r ng mach nn d•ffluCI nq a 1 ve y or hostelry tamper no ~ th record s. uciJr no wr 1 ""' b/ decepllon ptr<on•fln o 0 t cer to fr aud d!frt ud in\1 co ncea ed weapons LIS ng weapons wh le n ox cated mprope ly handl ng t ea ms n a mo or veh c e proh b t ng un awfu posse ss on o any dangerous ordnance fa ng to se u e any dange ou s o d nan ce proh b t ng un awfu t ansae! ons n weapons m proper y fu n sh ng f rea ms to a m nor proh b ng sa e o explos ves o m no s regu at ng sa e of f eworks equ ng f rewo k~ d sp av pems pohbfng d sc ha rg ng f ea ms PAR T SEVE N Poo rooms A chapter prov d ng a gene a pena tv of f fty do Iars $50 00 max mumChap er 7 1 Peddlers and So c to s A chap e p ov d ng for def n ons 1 cense requ ed appl cat on nfo rna on !pee fed and pho og a ph equ red annu.a cense fee of ten dollars (S 0 00 and a enewa o f ve do Ia s S5 DO Mayor to nvest gate correct ness ol nfo mal on and whe her en e pr se s awfu and no dangerous to res den s before ssu ng I cense appl can who s den ed a I cense may appea to Counc I cense to be ca ed w h peddle or sol c o and exh b ed o any pe son be ng so c ed o on et~uest to any pedd ng pol ce off cer sol c ng o ma ket esea ch proh b ted between 8 00 p m and 9 00 a m excep for nat ona cha tab e cam pa gns I censed n Oh o and by Mayor except ons o cense equ remen spec fed em ptoyee peddlers to be 1 censed co nd t ons fo cense rev ocat on spec f ed pen a y genera chapter maK mum of f fty do a s S50 00 Chapter 717 Tax cabs A chapter prov d ng tha the owner of ax s to pay a 1 cense lee of twenty f ve do Iars $25 00 fee for cense transfe s twe ve dol ars and fifty cents $12 50) ab I tv nsurance amounts approval can eel at on number of ax cabs to be censed im ted to f f een Explosives " "'•l nq "· ·" .S49 Wl6pon\ arl(l WASHINGTON (UP!) - A study done by a Washlll!lton research firm shows a w1de spread pattern of mterlockmg directorships between oll com pames and maJor banks and fmanc1al mstltutwns that 1ts authors clann reduces com petitiOn m tbe oll rndustry Although federal antitrust law prohibits the same per!;On from Sitting on the boards of directors of l1rms m direct competitiOn w1th each other the study revealed numerous cases of d~rectors of competing ml compames servmg together on the boards of the nation s largest banks msurance com pames and mvestment firms These overlappmg director sh1ps perrmt a harmoniZmg of actions among the different Ut I Send your questions to Dr m care of th1s Lamb ne... spaper P 0 Box 1551 RadiO City Stahon New York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lambs booklet on balanced d1et send 50 cent.<; to the same address and ask for Balanced D et book;let The Ruttenberg study showed that Bank of Amer~ca shared directors w1th three of the 18 oil firms Standard of Calilorma Umon 01l and Getty Oil Others mcluded Bankers Trust w1th Mobil and Contmen tal 011 Cl];lse Manhattan Bank wtth Standard 011 of Indiana Atlwtllc Richfield D1amond Shamrock and Exxon Cherm cal Bank w1th Mobil Texaco Amerada Hess and Exxon Continental Bank of lliinots With Standard Oll of Indiana Texaco Umversal 011 Products and Contmental 011 Crocker National Bank w1th Standard Oil of Calilorma and F~rst Boston Bank w1th Commonwealth 011 w1th chocolate m1lk NIXon a constant d1eter told a1des 1t was h1s !1rst chocolate m1lk m 13 years and he really enJoyed the B1g Mac At a surpnse birthday party earlier m his Western Whtte House off1ce overlookmg the Pac lie h1s staff presented hiin w1th a huge square cake decorated w1th blue red and yellow frostmg Hey Kmg the Pres1dent ca lled to h1s IriSh Setter King T1mahoe Want a little lick 1 The dog ate a corner of the cake appearmg to reliSh a red tcmg rose In the process the President brushed his maroon sportcoat aga1nst the cake smearmg 1t w1th lrostmg King Timahoe gnored a pres1dent18l order to hck the frostmg off the coat Cake Donated lo Home The remamder of the cake was dona ted to Beverly Manor a home lor the aged m San Clemente but the section rubbled by the dog was cut off f rst NIXon was accomparue!J. by h1s wile Pat and daughter Trlcla Cox on the surpriSe tr1p to th~ Annenberg estate The Annenbergs are m London The estate at the base of the snow-capped Santa Rosa Mountams IS surrounded by a Wire fence and 25-foot tall desert pmes block the grounds from outs1de vtew It mcludes an Ill-hole golf course and IS close to a new mediCal center named after former President Dwight D Eisenhower who frequently relaxed m the area The home borders two streets named Bob Hope Dnve and Frank Sinatra Drtve ml compames and a reduction of competition between them 1\'e report sa1d The study was done by Stanley H Ruttenberg & Associates lor a manllme unwn the Marme Engmeers Benehc1al Assoc1allon (MEBA) Ruttenberg was federal manpower ad rmrustrator m the Kennedy adm1mstratlon and an assiStant labor secretary m the Johnson adrmnlStration Ruttenberg sald he collected names of directors of the comparues and banks mvolved from Standard and Poor s D~rectory of Corporation Directors and Executives through September of 1972 and used a computer to match them up to show mterlocks A network of 14 banks was hed to 18 of the largest oil compames the report sa1d PART NINE STREETS UTILITIES AND PUBL C es A chapte prov d ng for a pena ty general chap er max mum $1 000 Chap er 925 Sewers A chapter p ov d ng for equ ng a pe m fee of $75 00 o a ter or conn"ct w th publ c penalty gene at sewer chap er S 000 max mum Chapte 957 Ga bage and Rubb sh Collect on A chapter p O¥ d ng for eq u r ng a cense app cat on nformat on nvest gat on fee of S25 00 enewa annua ly December 31 PART TH RTEEN LDING CODE Chapter 3 5 Nat on at Bu d ng Code A chapter prov d ng for adoP,tng he 967ed on copes on f e with Clerk Treasurer and ava table to pLibl c a cos copy a so n Cour1ty Law L brary def n tons penalty of SIO() oo max mum for any v oat on of Nat ona Bu d ng Code Chap er 329 Abatement of Publ c Nu sance A ch apter prov d ng to defin tons proh b t ng bu td ng d srepa r requ r ng Bu td ng In spec tor to r1speet and photograph an 11 st uc u e be eved to be un safe afte ob a n ng search warrant equ r ng Bu ld ng Inspector to notfy oWner by certfed ma or newspape publcaton to effect re,Ja rs owner may appea 1 d srepa r f nd no of Bu ld ng nspec o to Counc I hear ng of appeal by Counc 1 to be w th n 30 days af e ecelv ng not ce of appea owne may appea counc dec son to Common peas Court or repa r bu ld ng othe w se c erk Treasu e 0 advert se forb ds tor demol tlon of bu d ng owne to bea expenses or t w 1 be ert f ed to County Aud o and be come a 1 en on property BU IT'S SALE TIME ALL YEAR AROUND AT THE SHOE BOX. THE SHOE 101 a birthday present no one forgets. 010563 FAR LADY An ArtCarved diamond rmg A breathtak ng d amond prec sely cut fa b II ance and eta ty Accented w th genume ub es For the happ est b rthday ever select a d am and r ng from our complete A tCarved collection Goessler's JEWELRY STORE CINCINNATI (UPI) year-<>ld veterwt decrdes to Backup quarterback V1rg1l keep pla)'lllg he apparently Carter traded Wednesilay by Will be battlmg Carter for the the CinclOllati Bengals to the starting JOb San D1ego Chargers for Wayne After amouncing the Carter Clark-also a reserve quarter Clark deal Bengals Coach back-says he s delighted Paul Brown warned that the With the new opportumty trade could be a standoff I def1mtely want to stay m With ne1ther team gettmg football Carter sa1d I still anythmg smce both players are think I have a lot to offer I see bemg wooed by the World no reason why the next few Football Lea:]Ue years can t be optimum years But Carter mdiCated he lor me m football favored staymg m the National Carter discontented after Football League Instead of bemg beaten out of the starting JUmpmg to the new league quarterback job by Ken Ander My name has been linked son was InJured m the !mal With the new league somewhat 1973 pre season game and because I had not s1gned my m1ssed the ent1re regular contract (With the Bengals) season He dec1ded to play out and because of my his option as d1d Clark. w1th the availability he sa1d I cwt t Chargers prevent the rumors but maybe Johnny Umtas quar th1s trade rmght diSpel some of terbacked San Diego most of those rumors the 1973 season and 1! the 4(). Meigs, Gallia in split The Me1gs Seventh grade A team and e1ghth grade B team split games w1th the Jumor H1gh Gall1pohs Schoolers Wednesday a! ternoon at Me1gs Jumor High The Blue Devil seventh graders behind the scormg of Mark Sm1th w1th 10 point.<; pulled away from a 26-20 halftime deadlock to edge the little Marauders 3().27 Marauder scormg was paced by Dav1d Blakes 13 pomts He was a1ded by keith Lynch w1th 6 Todd Rawlmgs w1th 4 Er nest M1tcheU With 2 and Robert Kennedy with 2 All of Srmth s YOUR Ohio Valley Putiilhing Company n CourtSt.Pomer Ohlo58'188flutlntll BEST ~clue p:llla!Jt ptld 1 Pomeroy Ohlo N•' onal advertlt n1 repreHnta ve BotUnelli-Gtllagber Inc 12Eut42ndSt NewYark NewYark '-!blc:rlpUcllntet DdlY«ttdbycarrier wherr available 50 ca~t. per week By Motor Rout."'*' carrier tmtce no avallablf One monlb t210 By malin Ohia and W Va One Year Ill SiJ month• 1'1 ~ Three mon 111 IS EIMwhere$22 00ytar lhmanthl,l50 Jockot dlometll' 2012 height from floor Including nlppl" 32 nipple tlzt 'llo between nlppltl e height ofeltclrlc outlet 2•v. 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'. pet 28 7 622 gb 27 7 614 25 6 610 I 12 27 308 3 v rg n a Memph s 1 33 250 6 west wlpctgb Utah 26 5 634 I ndlana 23 11 56 3 San An on o 22 21 5 2 5 Denver 20 21 488 6 San D JO 8 27 400 10 Wednesdays Res11lh New York 108 Memph s 94 Denver 119 Vlrg n a 103 Utah 1 s San D ego 2 (Only games scheduled) New York at San Antonio Ken lucky vs Carol na a Char ot e Sa n 0 ego at tnd ana Only games schedu ed N H L Standings ted Press International East w I t pts gf ga Boston 26 6 4 56 167 '96 By Un GAS MODELS •• ,.,., ~ 30 Gallon 40 Gallon 3 252 236 A 273 264 5 218 226 6 200 372 24 1998 1998 Tuesday s Results Jackson 37 Gallipolis 34 lronlon 56 Waverly 42 Athens 40 Logon 39 Meigs 60 Wellston 35 Frtday s Games Meigs at Logon Athens at Wellston Ironton at Jackson Gallipolis at Waverly Chesapeake at Oak H II Rock Hill at Soulh Polnl PortsmO<Jih West at Whee ers burg PortsmOtJih al Lima SEOAL FROSH Team Logan Ga pol s Ja ckson Athens Me gs Waver y ronton We Isfan wL 5 0 5 o 3 3 P OP 262 39 20 39 199 2 2 3 3 187 2 6 3 3 224 2 0 2 4 206 203 2 4 2 8 231 0 6 llO 297 TOTALS 23 23 6-47 16 .. 7 Monday s results Logan 58 Athens 29 G.!il po s 34 Ja ckson 25 Waver y 36 Ironton 9 Me gs 57 We ston 3 Thursdays games Log.!ln at Me gs Wave va Gal po s We lston at Athens Jackson a I on on • e WHITE TV • e MASON FURNITURE s OFF / _- SPECIALS ......,........... ,......,.,_ ::t .., .................. ..... 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GAMES & JIGSAW PUZZLES FOR THESE LONG WINTER NIGHTS frlr lflur IJnJg NHill Playing Tuesday Thru 1 Included In Coach Hawhee s overall phUoaophy Winning right now Is always lhe goal he sels for himself and hla learns and lbat s jusl whal the Tigers have been doing the past decade winning nine conference lilies - sill In lhe Southern Ohio League and three In lhe SEOAL Coach Osborne will go with Pr1ce at center Tom Valentine and Mike Sickles at the lor ward post.<; Jim N1day and J1m Smger at the guard pos1tions Fnday s reserve game starts at 6 30 p m The vars1ty tilt IS scheduled for 8 p m UJge standings SPORT COATS PIIOit! 992-5759 Ll New York Carol na Kentucky w In a pre-season statement m the Waverly Watchman on Nov 28 Haw~ee sa1d I hke workmg w1th th1s current group because of the1r wlllmgness to learn and their Wllhngness to wodl Th s IS a hard combmatlon to find In th1s apathy struck age I really like working w1th this group Hawhee saw lots of jmce squeezed out of his big orange machine Vl8 graduatwn last spr~ng but the Tigers are back conference reeord Athens IS lhlfd With a 4-2 to the1r old tr1cks th1s year mark Logan and Ironton are wmnmg basketball games Most people forget or tied lor fourth place w th overlook lhe fact the word Identical 3-3 records Jackson rebuilding haJ,never been Is s1xth at 2-4 Me1gs seventh at 1-5 and Wellston last at 0-6 Coach C D Hawhee s Tigers are averagmg 66 pomt.s a ALL GAMES W L P OP game Defensively the Tigers Team Waver y 8 1 598 475 are g1vmg up ii2 points a game Ga Ipol is 6 1 439 337 Waverly IS 6-1 overall losmg Porlsmouth 8 2 739 624 8 2 698 562 only a non league game to South Point Logan 6 3 637 534 Port.smouth 69-511 durmg tl e Wheelersbu g 6 3 570 461 Christmas holidays Alhens 6 A 579 546 Gallipolis enters Fnday s Chesapeake 4 5 51 548 ron ton J 6 544 646 game wlth a 6-1 season mark Jackson 3 6 543 608 The Blue Devils are averagmg. Me gs 2 7 544 57 A 62 pomts a game and per Wellston 1 7 326 587 Non League Result rmttmg 48 markers per outmg 79 Ironton St Joe By v1rtue of thelf unpress1ve Chesapeake 61 showmg thus far the Tigers SEOAL VARSITY are favored to retam the Team W L P DP SEOAL crown for the fourth Waverly 6 o 424 2% consecutive year Waverly has Gallipolis 5 1 366 28'1 4 2 368 322 won 45 stratght conference AIhens lronlon 3 3 366 374 games smce losmg a '63-61 Logan 3 3 405 355 deciSion at Athens on Dec 11 Jackson 2 4 373 401 Meigs 1 5 372 386 1970 Wellston 0 6 220 471 Although Waverly has a TOTALS 24 24 2894 2894 balanced scoring attack Tuesday s Results John Shoemaker 11-2 senior Gallipolis 6A Jackson 5 Waverly 83 Ironton 66 guard Is lhe big playmaker Alhens 74 Logan 64 lor lhe Tigers Shoemaker Meigs 93 Wellslon 5 and Gallipolis Gil Price &-5 Team W L P OP senior center are coDBldered Jackson 6 0 284 215 two of lhe league s lop Ironton 6 0 307 233 players Ibis winter Galllpo Is 3 3 255 237 3 3 209 215 Other Tiger standouts In'> Alhens F1rst round action mUte 197374 Southeastern OhiO Athletic League basketball race w1U end Fnday mght Highlighting Friday s four game card 1s the Gallipolis at Waverly tilt Other action fmds Athens at Wellston Ironton at Jackson and Meigs at Logan Waverly defending league champion leads the pack wllh a perfect 11-0 mark Gallipolis Is See<Jod with a 5-1 CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Browns appear to be Montrea 22 9 6 50 130 01 20 4 1 47 5 20 playmg 'mustcal coaches m Toronto Y Rang s 8 3 9 45 4 123 off..season moves toward re 9 7 Buffa o 4 42 34 131 gammg their accustomed place Detro t 5 20 5 35 31 164 as one of the finest teams m NY Island so 20 I 27 90 124 Van co uver 8 24 7 23 02 150 professwnal football West Pliefer Dou~ T1m On Wednesday owner Art w 1 t pts gt ga elude Dudult Tom Wade Thomas Ph Ia 22 9 5 .49 2 65 Modell announced that delen Ch cago 18 8 2 48 135 a Tracy and Tony Swindler s1ve backfield coach Riehle S Lou s 18 13 6 42 1 97 Pfeifer Is a 5-8 junior guard ZFNITH Atlanta 7 16 7 4 01 1 McCabe would become defen M nneso a 2 17 o 34 9 133 Swmdler a 5-9 senior guard s1ve coordmator succeedmg LosAng 3 19 7 33 J 129 Duduit a 6-4 jun1or center Howard Brinker who became P ttsburgh 0 24 5 25 02 t50 Thomas a 5 11 semor forward Cal torn a 9 26 5 2J 03 167 director of pro persomel Wednesdays Resutrs and Tracy a 6-3 junior forward At the same tune he an To onto 6 Pittsburgh 4 Up from lasI years reserve Atlanta 3 Buffi!l o 0 nounced a new two year Los Angeles 4 Ch cago 4 BLACK & team which posted a 1:1-2 De ro t 2M nneso a 2 contract lor D1ck Modzelewski conference mark are Joe Cal fornia 8 St Lou s 6 the defens1ve !me coach !On v games scheduled Holland Pete Laswell Forrest Thursday s Games Then the club demed a report Cox and Charles Beattie NY sian de sat Montreal from Houston that assistwtt NY Rangers at Buffalo coach Monte Clark of the Ch cago at Boston M nneso a at Ph lade ph a M1am1 Dolphins would come Onfy games schedu ed STEREO R chmond 9 2il 4 22 96 68 here as ch1ef assistant to head Wedne.sdav s Results coach N1ck Skor1ch WHA Standings Cine nna 4 R chmond 2 Bv Un ted Press Internal on at V rg nia 6 Hershey 6 These were the latest deve East Prov dence 2 New Haven 2 lopments m a strmg of moves w I I ph gf ga Nova Scot a 4 Batt more Easy Terms' HERMAN GRATE 47 44 126 on ly games scheduled smce the Browns flntshed the New Eng 23 16 Free Delivery' 773 5592 MASON W VA Thursdav s Games season at 7-5-2-a respectable Toronto 2 19 3 45 159 1 ~7 No games scheduled record but not what Modell has Cleve and 19 16 5 43124121 .......................................................................... . rnmmd Quebec 19 18 3 41 149 30 Ch cago 17 18 3 37 124 33 First Dickcoordma Wood was as offensive tor hired and Jersey 17 21 2 36 109 36 west quarterback coach w I t piS gf ga - Then Forest Gregg Signed Houston 21 13 4 46 15 107 Edmonton 22 8 0 44 143 132 on as offenSive line coach Minnesota 9 Al 148 147 Brmker was W nn peg 20 - Then 19 21 4 42 143 151 promoted to director of pro Vancouve 16 26 0 32 145 179 15 24 0 30 I 8 52 personnel-a new pos1tion w1th LosAng Wednesdav s Results the Browns although other Edmonton 6 M nnesota 4 peg 6 Vancouver 4 NFL teams have developed pro Wlnn (Only games schedu ed) Thursday s Games personnel departments m New Enoland at ro on o recent years Los Ange es at Quebec Only games schedu ed) - And then came the McCabe promotiOn the new contract American Hockey lor Modzelewski and the league Standings demal that Clark would return By Un ltd Press Internal onal North to the team where he played as w I t pts gf ga a tackle from 1963-69 New Haven 23 12 7 53 160 125 15 6 so 190 131 But the end may be m sight Prov dence 22 19 I 7 45 143 123 Rocheste Eddie Uhas executive Nova Scot a 19 15 7 45 132 116 1.4 23 4 32 23 149 ass1stant to Modell said Boston ~prlngf e d 8 20 8 24 08 146 Wednesday the only other South w 1 t ph gf ga coach we II be adding is a Hershey 2 1 8 50 68 I 6 linebacker coach and that C nc nnat 20 12 5 45 33 120 20 14 3 43 28 18 wtnouncement will be made Ball more Jacksonv e 15 23 J 33 18 159 Paids Checks Plams within a very few days V rg nla 13 21 ' 30 10 36 'Til! CIIATOI 01 ••!Ot.f•M t DMIG 111C1S 271 N. • East thursday s Games are made YEAR OUTRIGHT WARRANTY 0 OP 190 Hannan T ace 4 2 24 2 2 SOLI he n 4 2 240 208 Eastern 4 2 228 95 Kyger C eek 2 2 43 46 Symmes Va ley 1 4 205 207 So u hwestern 0 6 50 2 6 Fr days Games Easte n a North Ga 1 a Kyger C eek at Hannan T ace Sou hern a Hannan w va watt lower and upper twin elements Cep~clty 52 Qlil wtU tnsulatwd white -'ameled outer jacket s. h g b pet Selected Group Men's BUY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ONLY •94.95 ""'"' ce..-,..,., ~"' Edl'~-~~--m ....... ...v 21 10 ........ ,""rc 2157 GEO GE HALL L 2:00 10:00 Tl e • f 5VAC RESERVES T EAM W L p No lh Ga ll a 4 1 227 52 GAL GLASS LINED Ot)'EIItor PubllftddallyeueptSaturdaybytbe I Boston 31 a 95 Yo k 26 18 591 7 !fiX league games Eastern s New Buffa o 21 22 489 12 offense has averaged 56 9 Ph adelph a 3 29 3 0 19 Cenlral 0 v son point.<; per game while per w pet g b m1ttmg 60 4 per outmg Cap a 24 16 600 a 70 22 476 5 Coach Carl Wolle s Southern Atlan Cleveland 4 30 3 8 12 Tornadoes the surpriSe of the Houston 4 3 3 1 12 Western Conference SV AC Will seek their sixth wm M dwest o v s1on m mne games agamst the w pet g b M !waukee 32 10 762 Hannan W Va Wildcats Ch cago 30 15 667 3 De rot 27 17 614 6 KC Omaha 6 3 J40 8 SVAC STANDINGS Pac fie 0 v son All GAMES w pet g b TEAM W l P OP Los Ange es 2.4 20 545 Hannan Tra ce 8 0 599 44 Go den Sta e 19 20 487 2 Southern 5 3 490 458 Por and 19 23 452 4 North Gal a 3 5 536 47 20 28 417 6 Symmes Valley 3 6 607 695 Seattle x 17 27 386 1 Eastern 3 6 5 2 544 PhoenWednesda ys Results Kyger C eek 2 5 442 448 Sout hwestern 7 425 570 Boston 106 Ch cago 89 Ph Ia 90 t eve land 86 Detroit 23 Los Angeles 94 SVACONLY Phoen x 05 Houston 101 TEAM W L P OP Seattle 100 KC Omaha 96 Hannan T a ce 6 0 437 3 .4 (Only games schedu ed Scuttle n 5 l 387 350 Thursdays Games 3 3 362 373 Ease n Chicago at At ant a Sym mes va ley 2 3 342 373 Sea tie a Golden Sta e No th Gat a 2 3 329 3211 (On y games scheduled Kyger C eek 1 3 253 26ft 0 6 318 424 Sou hwes ern 19 19 2430 2430 ABA Sland ngs TOTALS By un ted Press Intern atonal Komer MOR-FLO nee an L sten To T e Music of NBA Standings ted Press tnlernat onal Eastern Conference Atlantic D v son Un At Kerm's ; MIDDLEPORT 0 Ewe Ed ROIDtTHOEPUDI • pomts came in the first quarter Tpe Me1gs Etghth graders salvaged a spUt on the day taking the GallipoliS E1ghth Grade cagers 25 20 Mtke Lavender led the Me1gs attack pwnpmg m 6 pomts followed by Brent Arnold with 5 John Tyree w1th 4 AI Seth and Mark M1tch with 3 each and Randy Marshall and Steve Snyder with 2 point.<; apiece The Me1gs 7A and 8A cage squads travel to Logan th1s evenmg lor a pair of battles aga1nst the Chieftam netters Our Shoes are St1ll SenSibly Pnced Matn Pomeroy Ui BEN,FRANKUOI Matn St PHONE 200 202 East 992 3498 POMEROY, OHIO OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 OUTERWEAR Men's and Boys' Jackets m nylons, twills, corduroys and leather ' New York Clothing House Open Fn. &Sat. N1ghts Pomeroy Use Our Convement Lay A Wa~~ Plan A cn op tor prov d nq for R c ~-~---•••---~~..;..;;.,.;,;,;i '19'2l IJ prof'llb nr noOh fJurrv l n~ df'f n tiont .1 1 JWIIOr and David Clay 6-3 semor are the Cats top rebounders Eastern travels to North Gallia m the only other league contest Coach Jun Foster s Pirates have a 2-3 league mark North Gall1a IS averaging 67 pomts per outmg while allowmg 56 9 pomts Tim Stout 5-10 semor Is the top Pirate scorer w1th !56 pomts a 19-li game average Eastern 3-6 overall and 3-3 m the league IS led by 6-4 semor center Steve D1U Dill1s averaging 19 pomts m Bengals trade Virgil Carter t CIIESI'm\LTANNEHD..L d I Hannwt Traces unbeaten powt.s agamst SV AC foes Kyger Creek s ollens1ve Wildcats will attempt to keep the1r wmnlng streak mtact leaders are Dave W1se 5-10 JuniOr who IS averagmg 17 3 Fnday agamst the un predictable Kyger Creek pomt.s m lour league games Clay Hudson 6-11 semor and Bobcats John Rwnley 6-1 semor for Coach Paul Dillon s Wildcats own a perfect 11-0 slate 6-11 m ward Hudson has a 15 2 the Southern Valley Athletic average m the SVAC while Rwnley IS the team s best pomt Conference The Wildcats are averagmg producer m all games Hannan Trace relies on 74 9 pomts a game wh1le penrutting the opposition 55 4 reboundmg strength prov1ded pomts per oulmg Kyger by Don Wells lh'i semor center Creeks offense IS averagmg 63 Wayne Hesson 6-2 junwr and pomts The defense has Bill Hall 6-1 JWIIOr Rumley Joe Slldham 6-2 allowed 63 6 pomts per game Mark Swam 6 0 Jumor guard IS the area s leading scorer w1th 200 pomts a 25 8 average m e1ght games John Lusher 6-1 semor forward lor the Wildcats IS averagmg 18 7 I ~~1~3~:0~21~c--------~"";';1111a~-~;y;'ll;.m;~;,...~nt;lnt~l;;_~ Da By 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . DEYOTmrolHE IN'l'EK!lii'OF MEIGS-MASON AREA •.50 Pro Standings Court St , P11meroy 1 GROUP WOMEN'S BOOTS s4.00 1 GROUP CHILDREN'S BOOTS s3.50 BOYS ARCTICS s3.99 &s4,99 CHILDREN'S SHOES........ s1.00 BROKEN SIZES The Daily Sentinel three monu. •n 1r." ~~::!~ Ch•P er Directorships tied together BUSINESS REGULAT ON CODE Chapter 705 B I ards and SERV EES CODE Chapter 921 Gene a y Bntam He arr ved here late Wednesday afternoon m a mne-car motorcade from the Western Wh te House 125 miles away The pres•dentlal party drove through Yorba Lmda and stopped for about 10 mmutes outs1de the house where NIXon was born on Jan 9 1913 NIXon did not leave hiS car Big Macs for All In Bammg they stopped at a McDonald s hamburger stand where h1s good friend Charles G Bebe Rebozo a wealthy banker bought B1g Macs lor everyone mcludmg N1xon The President washed h1s down Hannan Trace Wildcats Mg~;:~TS First half cage eye ninth straight win play en.ds Friday w President celebrates; ends Operation candor small woman like you The Important queshon s what s o er ng doctor and I would suggest that the first th ng to try would be to stop the Soma compound II 1t doesn t correct the problem he w1ll want to check other poss1bil1lles lor dlZZ ness For those lew md v1duals who have dizziness related to low blood pressure some pressure stockmgs are helpful The elasllc tike pressure helps to prevent too much blood ac cwnulating w the legs and w th1s way helps rnamtam good c1rculatwn to the bram llelore you get too worried about your blood pressure I must tell you my pressure IS commonly lower than yours Some people claun I m dizzy but I haven t felt any diZzy spells yet • J ' �__ · ,, '- :I ' 4 _ Th(' Dc1ily Sentin~' l , Mictctle porl-Pom~:roy, 0 ., Jan . 10, ID74 ' ' ' Club to. help community ' ' thr montl1 includ ing cleaning <lllcl sharpcm ng gn rden tools in . prepara ti on for spring planting , watering t.hC houseplants. and being sun' that the birds have feed. Mrs . R.obe1;t Thomas had on di!:ip lay a variety of recycled Tuesday nigtlt meeting of the glass bottles made into tum· Winding Trail Gorden Club. biers and stenuned ware . A Meeting at the home of Mrs. thank -y ou ca rd W<IS read from Cora ' Beegle, til e eco logy- Mrs . llert Gnmm, Meig s minded garden club members County con tact chairwoman . voted to assi st tht• Jayl'ecs in Mrs. Aaron Kellon will provide their newspapL'I' re cycli ng the club's Green Thumb Notes program. They will also send a in February . She also told \he representative to the Jan. 15 cl ub of atte nding the holidHy meeting. 1::!0 to 3 p.m . at tile tea of the Hill and D.1le Garden Rock Sprtngs Grange Hall, Club at MariettE. when plans for the biArrangements for the month centennial observance will be on the theme "My Valentine" dtscus.c;;ed. The invitation to with a modern line were judged attend the meeting came from with blue ribbons going to Mrs. the Meigs County Com- Thompson fo r red artichokes misstoners who have the and hotly leaves in a black responsibility of organizing a container, and Mrs. Terrell for ' bi-eentennial committee. dried roses and snake plant in a Mrs. Beegle presented the heart container on a gray ecology message at the gnuute abse. meeting us in g information The book "G row1ng for from the article "Who's Showing" by Rudy J. Fravrilli Garden Is This" by Richard H. was the basis for Mrs. Ke\lon 's Pugh. Emphasis of the ar ticle program at the meeti ng. She was on trash. its accumu lation also displayed from the booklet and the need for recycling. She "Garden Ideas - A to Zq, spoke of the need for small garden ing plans and scenes. In recycling plants easily ac- her 12\k, Mrs. Kelton sa id that cessible to concentra tions of garden shows have been people and for the need to developed over the yea rs by encourage that packaging be gardeners as a pla ce for them cut down. Mrs. Beegle also to share the joys of growing. suggested that shoppers use She said tha t "grow1 ng for permanent shopping bags. show in g" means everyday She poin ted out that the association with the plants in average family has eight the garden, an awareness of pourlds of garbage a day, and the nutrient elements which that Americans each year contribute to plant growth, and dispose of 100 million tires, 300 the knowledge of what effects million pounds of paper, and env ironment has on plants. 250 million pounds of trash. She spoke of learning to For roll call members named mod ify growth and the effects their favorite bird . There was a of environment through the seed exchange, and Mrs. John practice of the art of showing Terrell gave garden ing tips for -- like disbudding, pinching, lightmg and shnd ing. With the show as the goal, Mrs. Kelton said the ::;L·nse of variety becumes more htghly deve loped when plan!.'i ~11·e se lected . She ca uti oned against exh ibiting Hll)'lhing but , the best. an d the need for deve loping ga rdening skills to prudure the best. Judges when ju dging fl owe rs scort! on cultur al perfection, condition and substance, and to rat e high, gardeners need to u~ c good fertiliz ers, plenty of water. mulchi ng, and give proper tigh\ing, the speaker S<tid. Learning how to disbud, the way to pinch a flower , and how to achieve s traight s tem s, along with the proper use of sprays and dusts, are all necessa ry fo r grow ing to show, Mrs . Kelton pointed out. When planting, she recommended a vanety of nine plants in order to be assu red of unif orm specimens for a ; how . To grow and show she suggested familiarizing oneself w1lh the judging terms - type, unifonnity, ma turity, freedom from damage , substance, and cultural perfection since these are the words of the showmen and the judges. Transporting specimens and arrangements to a show is highly importEnl, she--said, and advised making special con tain ers for thi s purpose so that fl owers won 't become damaged and thereby downgraded s hould they overtUI n. Mrs. Lewis conducted games with prizes going to the winners. Mrs . Beegle and her daughter, Shirley. a guest, served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Earl Thoma, Mrs. Clarence Heaton. Mrs. Denny Moore. Mrs. Richard l Co llins, and Mr s. Charles Hayes. Mrs. Moore provided the door prize which was won by Mrs. Heaton . Mrs. Annie Cha pman , active planning to go are to meet on with th~ Meigs County Pioneer the upper pa rkin g lot in and Historical Society, met Pomeroy. A dinner-dance for Tuesday night with members the members and their of the Ohi o EIE Phi Chapter of husbands or guests was Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, to t discussed. Mrs. Karen Goins discuss how the group can will host the Jan. 22 meeting. assist in planned work at the Belly Newlon, economist of musewn on Butternut Ave., the Columbia Gas Co., gave a Pomeroy. demonstration on "A Galaxy of RACINE - The weekly Mrs. Chapman proposed ttrat Holiday Ideas" prepa ring prayer breakfasts were the Ohio EIE Phi Chapter join seve ral foods whic h were with Xi Gamma Mu and the sa mpled by the members tater. resumed at the Racine Precep tor Chapters to sponsor Attending lne meeting were Wesleyan United Methodist a display ease in the museum Mrs. Adams, Connie Bailey, Church Wednesday morning development. Sharon Bailey, Phytis Bennett, with 10 youths attending. Devotions were opened by Plans were made during the Kath y Cu mmin gs, Paula Rev. Howard Shiveley with mee ting conducted by Ca rol DeCon nie k Debbie Finlaw ' ' group singing foll owed by Jean Adams for the annual Kathy Fry, Mrs. Goins, MartE Mothers' March of Dimes Guilky, Darla Hawley, Kathy prayer. Rev. Robert Meece, coTuesday from 5 to 9 p.m . Mrs. King, Barbara Logan, Martha ordinator of the Northeas t Jan et Pickens, service McPhail, Terri Michael, Susan Clu s ter , United Methodist chairwoman, has charge of Oli ve r , Iris Payne, Jan et Parish .Ministry brought the solicitElion in Pomeroy and Pickens, Wilma Reece, Linda morning meditation. Brea kf as t of Sll[ambled Syracuse . Sauvage, Libby Say<e, Edwina eggs, bacon, toast, and orange Sunday the group and their Scott and Karen SIEnley. juice was served by Mrs. families will go to Huntington Cu rtis Johnson, Mrs. Robert to see "Holida y on Ice" . Those Meece, and Mrs. Howard Shiveley. Those attending were Bill Shiveley, Gene Shiveley, LOSE UGLY .FAT Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, St a rt losing weight today or Connie Roush, David Theiss, MONEY BACK . MONADE X is RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Randy Warner, Roma Nease, a tiny lablet that will he lp curb you I" des ire for e)l cess food . Eat Larry Circle and son, Shane Mike Warn er and Stephen less.weigh les s. Contain s no dang erou s dru gs and will not Sullivan of Fl. Lauderdal~, Nease. mak e y ou n e rvou s. No Fla. s pent a two weeks strenuous exer ci se. Change vacation r ecently with hi s your life . . s tart today . F\a .; Mr . and Mrs. Glen Tuttle MONADEX co sts H.OO for a 20 parents, Mr. and Mrs. [)()uglas day s uppl y and SS.OO lor twice and sons, Mrs . Ray Johnson the amount . Lo se ugly fat or Circle aod Flore~. sons , Minersville; Mr. and and your money will be refunded Other ca llers were Mr. and with no que stion s asked b y.: Mrs. Glen Ables, Mr. and Mrs. Sw i sher & Lohs e Drug , 112 E . Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Mrs. Louis De Luz, Mr. and Mrs. Main, PomerOy & Dutton Drug Howard Blazer, Belpre; Stare, Middleport. Mail Orders Robert Johnson, Columbus; Winston Varney and sons , Long Fill ed . Mrs. Dale Hill, Moorehaven, Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Meter and daughters, Chester • Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner and Amy; Mrs. James Patterson •nd so ns, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Follrod and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle , Mr . and Mrs. Carl. Circle and family, Dixie Circle and Wayne Ervin, Mrs. Robert Lee and family , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill, Paul Moore, Ray Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush, Mr. and CONTINUES THIS WEEK Mrs. Ronald Holter and famil¥ , Randall Reiber, Roger Holter, eJOLENE eAUDITIONS Mr . ond Mrs. Howard Wrilesell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben eFANFARES eNATU RALIZEHS Bickers and Kim, Mrs. EHis McMillian and family , Mrs. eNATURAL BRIDGE eFASHION CRAFT Michael Hill and family , all of Racine RD . Ladies discuss museum :!:: :,'_.:,' C orner JANUARY :::: Harry Young I .rudy Barnitz), Galion, are. announcing the the groom. . . Both Mr. and Mrs. Fartna By Charlene Hoeflich :_,:_; '. marriage of their daughter, Barbara Ruth , to Steve n :::; ' \ · Charles Farina, son of Mr . and ·.·. Mrs. Angelo Farina, also of This year the chi ldren at the Pomeroy Elementary School Galion . The bride is the didn 't get a candy trcaUat Ch ristmas from thc·tYJ'A, but they got granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. things they can en joy all yea r lo ng,. W. 0. Barnilz, Pomeroy. The PTA gave all 14 classrooms, one through six including The Rev . Frank Marlett the two special education dasses, a basketball, a red rubber ball pe rformed the ceremony at ;tnd dlh~r a volley ball or a soccer bai L Balls and Wall Disney 4:30p.m., Saturday, Dec. 22, wooden puzzles were given to the kindergarten clHsses. before the altar of the F irst United Methodist Church in MARK FOWLER, employed at the University uf Virginia Galion in the presence of the Hospital in ·the surgical department as an x-ray technician for immediate families arid a few the past seve ral mgnlhs. is returning to Ollio. He and his wife will close friends. be ltving in MariettE where Mark will be employed by the Dravo The bride was attended by Co., as a nuclear technologist. He starts there Monday so the· Miss Ruth Ann Schultz, a couple will be here in the nex t day or so. Mark is the son uf Mr. sc hoo l friend, and Robert and Mrs. Tony Fowler. TO OFTEN, perhaps, we underestimate the younge r generation. W11en Joyce and David Baker were married recently they so wan ted his gra ndmother, Mrs. Seldon Baker. Sr., to see them in thei r wedd ing attire, that thPv went to hef hom e right after the wedding. Then on New Year's Day , the young couple gave a turkey dinner with all the trimmings [or the fam ily of 12. Qutle a task for the experienced cook. so think what is must have been for a young bride. ARRANGEMENTS are being made fo r flu shots for senior ci tizens. The cost will be approximately $1.10 -;.,hich will cover the cost of the vaccine and the shots will be given by a registered nurse under a doctor's superv ision. This will i:'" done in cooperation with the Meigs County Health Department. In order to plan the program and order the vaccine, the folks at the Senior Citizens Center must know how many want the flu shuts, and just what will be needed in the way of tra"sportEtion to the Center. Tomorrow is the deadline for letting the Center personnel know if you are inte-rested. ATHENS - Twyla Tharp has been rated as one of the most important choreographers in America today and together with Sara Rudner, Rose Marie Wright, Isabel Garcia-Lorca, Kenneth Rinker, Nina Wiener THURSUAY MEIGS County Humane Socie ty, 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport Village Hall. SHADE River Lodge 453 F&AM, 7:30 p.m. at hall in ' master mason.<. Che.ster. All invited. PRECEPTOR Chap ter of Beta Sigma Phi , 7:45 p.m. home of Mrs. Lois Rosenbaum . Ritual pledge to be given. Social committee to se rve refreshments. OHIO Valley Grange 2612 Letart Falls, 7:30 p.m. at commu nity hall. Potluck refreshments. YOUNG ADULT Class, Bradford Church of Christ, 7 p.m. at the church. AFTERNOON Circle, Heath United Methodist Church, 2 p.m . a t the church . Mrs. Beulah Hayes to review "The Enduring Word " from the study book, '~Go Free." Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Lorena Davis and Mr s. Ne ll e Davis, hostesses. ROCK SPRING Grange, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Fred Goeglein. PA ST COUNCILORS, Theodorus Council 17, D. or A. , 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mabel Wolfe. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. C. J . Struble. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Mrs. 0. P. Kiein and Mrs. John Rose. Mrs. Peart Mora will continue the program on history of toea\ churches. acroba tics and the rest of the company's flip -flops , spins, leggy sweeps, splits and rolls, the evening promises to be a colorful, exciting blend of ·light and movement. Further information and resei'l"<!tions may be obtEined at the Memorial . Auditorium Box Office, Monday through F'riday , from I to 4 p.m ., or by ca lling 594-3471. 7:30p.m. Films of South Africa ~ ill be shown and the Davis family will be featured in vocal numbers . Pastor is the Rev. William Knittel. . SATURDAY JITNEY SUPPER at Chester ElementEry from 5:30 to 7 p.m. A country show will be presented at 7:30 to 9 p.m. with Chesler ElementEry students presell_ting a country show. Duane Wolfe and "The Wolfe "Pack" will provide the music and will acc~ mpany all vocalists. Admission is $1 adults and 50 ce nts for children. DANCE at Southern High School, 10 a:m. to midnight, with music by "Wood Quilt. " Sponsored by senior class. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . It's the Difference in First Aid little scro tche s or burns or bites need quick core. II heips keep them in the minor leogue . Your pharmacist hos those forst- ONE GROUP $5 LADIES' SHOES ONLY ' ·I ' r • "' : ·; ' ( 'I WOMEN'S FASHION BOOTS PRICE 1 Group Ladies' Handbags - % Price Marguerite's ,Shoes . MAIN BETTY OHLINGER ' ST. POMEROY CANCEL MEET REEDSVILLE.- A meeting of · .the Riverview PTA scheduled for . Monday night has been ca ncelled. 67 Wittenberg 76 Otterbein 57 Denison 74 Ohio Wesleyan Steubenville 76 Central Stat e Marietta 77 Ohio Domini can Cincinnati 77 Loui svi lle 70 Kent St . 79 North Carol ina Charlotte 77 55 1• 48 (2 Geneva ( Pa .) 80 Walsh 7'1 Defiance 81 Findlay 71 Hi_ram 93 Alteghen -,vi Pa J 76 W1scons in 69 Ohio Uni ve rs ity 68 Ma l one 88 Urbana 76 Day to n 62 Xavier 52 Case Western 74 John Car rol 5 1 Compile Stock of College Ba '> ketball Re sults By United Pre '>'> International Ea '> f lon a 98 Pace 81 Rchstr Tec h 78 Houghtn 59 Wstmnstr 79 Crngie Mlln 57 Ge tty sburg 87 Junia ta 73 H i ram 93 Allegheny 76 Oneonta 87 Southmptn SO R rder 70 Ca tha I i c 56 L oyola , Md 90 Sc ranton 77 Brown 102 Yale 70 Jrsy Cty St . 60 Trntn St . 58 Su sQue hanna 67 A lbrigh t 57 Bloomfield 89 Kean 73 Lincoln, Pa . 89 Del . St. 84 Fa i rmnt 73 Glenville 53 Beckley 12 W .V a. Weslyn 71 Shepherd 91 A ldr sn -Brdus 70 South So . Car . 84 La fa yette 63 O ld Dam 9 1 Ga . Sou thern 81 No Car 102 Cl emson 90 F urmn 120 St. P l rs , N J 91 Ky wes leyan 107 Sha w 100 Western Ky 85 L asa ll e 84 Navy 56 Geor ge to wn 55 Balt i more 98 Sa lsbry Sf . 69 Midw es t Ci n c i 77 Loui sville 70 W i sconsin 69 Oh io 68 Ka n . St . 76 N . E . Mo . Sf 54 W . Mich 64 Loyola -Chi 58 Ferr i s St 110 N or t hwd 83 G rnd Vally 112 Wayne St BO Oakland 63 Hill sdale 62 Valparaiso 83 I l l. Wslyn 73 Augusta na 91 Wheaton 81 Mi l likin 100 E . I ll . 90 WINTER COATS January Clearance Sale REDUCED . Reg. $15.00 to $91.00 Now ~\tr \0 LONG DRESSES REDUCED Reg. $25.00 to $53.50 $1910 Now To Complete Stock of $41!KI SlACKS REDUCED All TO .. Reg. Sll.OOto$24.00 $870 To Reg . $17.00 to $31.00 OFF $1910 Now THE ., Famous Make Complete Sock ot SWF.ATERS REDUCED Many styles to Choose From BODY SUITS REDUCED Re!l -$7 .00 to $20.00 Group of 50% OFF HANDBAGS Huge Selection of REDUCED BLOUSES DEVON SPORTSWEAR Reg . $6.50 to $12.00 Now $470 RI:DUCED Reg . $8.00to $18.00 Now AILEEN SPORTSWEAR SLACKS TOPS BLOUSES VESTS JACKETS SKIRTS To WINTER ROBES REDUCED ~ll To ALA Bowli ng L eag ue Early Friday, 6:15p.m . D ece mber 28 , 1973 T ea m Standings Po i nt '> Feeney Benn e tt F ir ers 11 •1 Feeney Be nn e tt Str ike Ou t s QJ Rutland 467 P ion ee r s 88 Jr . G utt er Dusters 68 Racine 602 Rock ells 68 High Team Se r1es - Ru tl and 467 , Pioneer s 1365; Fee ney Benne tt St rike Out s 1360. Feeney Be nn e tt Fliers 1338. H igh Team Game - Ru tl and 467 Pioneers 5 14, Feeney Bennett St r i ke Outs 49J, Feeney Ben n et t F i rers 467 . Hi gh Ind . Ser ies P ea rl Russel l 436, Ba r b Hens l ey 412, Bec k i Roush 384 Hi g h Ind . Game - Becki Roush 168 . Pearl Russe ll 162. Liz Roush 153 January Clearance Sale Now $550 To $15!KI KIDDIE SHOPPE ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT Reg . $11.00 to $17.00 Now Local Bowling ALA Bowling L ea gu e Early Frid ay,6. t'5 p . m . January~. 1974 T eam Standings Po1nts Fee ney Be nn ett F l i ers 120 Fee ney Bennett Str1ke Ou t s 101 Ru tlan d 467 Pion,ce r s 88 Jr Gutte r Dusters 76 Racrne 602 Rocketls 70 H igh Team Seri es Fee n ey Benne tt Str ike Outs 14 15 , Fee ney . B ennett F l iers 1331 , Rutland 46 7 Pione er s l 24J . H igh Team Game - Feen ey Be n ne tt Strike Outs J9J , Feeney Bennett F li ers 470 , Fee'l't.lil-"w: - Bennett Strike Outs 467 . Hi ah Ind . Se r ies Barb H ens l ey .U8. Maxine D u gan 457, Ger ry Kess ing er 452. High lnd Game - Maxine Dugan and Bar b H en s le y 167, Gerry Kessinger 1M, P atty Might 160. Now Long Skirts Reduced Reg. S2I.OOto$27.00 Now Famous Make PANT SUITS • "IT'S TRUE" - Now Complete WOMEN'S &CHILDREN'S COATS PANT SUITS DRESSES Reg . $34.00 to $55.00 Reg. $17.00 to $52.00 • Now . Sto~k of BLAZER JACKETS REDUCED Reg. $22.00 to $40.00 REG. '15.95 TO ~23.95 · sALE '10.00 TO 115.00 Large Selection of Ughtweight and SHORT JACKETS REDUCED Now $12ll To $4310. MISSES BLAZER JACKETS .. All Sales Final, No Refunds, No Exchanges ~ • I MIDDLEPORT, 0. REG. '11.95 TO '17.95 SALE $7oo TO $11 00 .. WHISTLER JR. SPORTSWEAR 50% OFF MANY OTHER ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE STORE mast~arge FURNIIURI REG. '29.95 SALE MEN'S & BOYS' JACKETS Reg . $16.00 to $55.00 Now BAKER '> Otl SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, JAN. 11th REVIVAL AT Ml. Union Church, Carpenter, now in progress , through Sunday. Nightly ~~ 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker is the Rev. Homer REV . W. E . D~vis , missionary, gue-st speaker at Click, Kiltshill. Rev. Cecil Cox the United PentEcostEI Church, is pastor. Special singers South Third Ave., Middleport, welcome. Public Is invited. HOST GUESTS Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Feliz Alkire, · Rl. 4, Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Will, Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Danny StEnley, Page town . Mount Union 90 Wooster 76 Wilmington 74 Bulffton 64 Ashland 83 Youngstown State ([1'!"d!!ifl9 VALUES TO •22.00 $8.99 to $12.99 ROSENBAUM UPSET - Joe Rosenbaum, underneath, wrestling in the 121\b. class, was tpset by Potnt Pleasant's Greg Stickler 13-6 in a card presented before tile Meigs High student body Wednesday afternoon. you . . eed . DON'T MISS AMY'S SUNDAY A NEW dramatic film, "Like A Mighty Army", the down-toear th true story of a dynamic young minister in tune with his times, will be shown at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church, at 7·:30 p.m. HOST VISITORS Elva Ross, Fort Orange , Fla. , and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble and Kim, St. Albans , were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett. They came especially ror the wedding of Yvonne Hackett Scally to Dean Lutz. • Fast Aid? Excellent Selection of The Pl.. Plec.tsan t wrestling time with Big Black Paul · team, taking eig ht of ths fir st Cas to, !1-2. nine matches, and sp littingIn the heavy·w~i~ht rina le, another. pinned back the Me i g~ ·Marauder Mik e H:tlev ovrrM a r~u der ma tmen, :J3-14, at (';,m c: :1?,-1 ·~dkn a! Le i ·the first the .Larry_R. Morr,ison G)'m: period to defeat Barry Redna s iUm In Ruck Sprihgs mnn, 7-4. In tile · exhibi tion matches Wednesday afternoon. which followed the va r, ily The match, an assembly event staged before the enti re c.ontesl, 105 lb. Jeff Fisher dec1sioned Butch Roush of Pictu•·es a nrl story Meigs. 3-2, Marauder Rick The Matchc'i · Johnson, at 112\bs, pinned Tim by Denn y Fobes J efl rrshe r . PP, won by Cox at U1e 17 second mark of forfe•t 107 -- Jer r y Cas t o. PP, Meigs High School studen t th e fir st fram e, 112 lb. prnnecl Rrck G eorge , M. 'lnd . body, began on .a sour note for Marauder Tim Thomas pinned per11.1 Gr eg Power s. PP, the grapplers of Coaches John Pt. Pleasant's Greg Hughes a t decisioned Gary O' D el l. M, 10 Benlley and Sam Crow, as 19 seconds of the lltird period , t '2 1 Greg Strckl e r . PP. Meigs had to, forfeit the 98 lb . Bert Lanham decisioned 119 lb. decrsioned Joe Rosenba um , M. match. Pomt Pleasant's Jeff Marauder Duane McLaughlin , Fisher was pronounced the winner, and the Big Blacks had a 6-0 lead before the action began. The Pl: Pleasant lead was then upped to 12-0, as the Big Blacks' Jerry Casto pinned Marauder Rick George at the I :20 mart: or the second period Charles Riffl e, R . in the 107 lb. match. Big Black Greg Powers, Open Daily 8 :00a .m . to 10:00 p.m Sunday 10 :30 · 12 : 30 and S fo 9 p.m. wrestling in the 114 lb. class, made it 15-0, decisioning Gary PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 992-2 955 O'Detl, 10-8, in a rugged battle. Friendly Service Marauder Joe Rosenbawn, 112 E. MAIN in the 121lb. weight class, was then upset by Pl. Pleasant's Greg Stickler, 13-6, upping the Big Black lead to 18-0. 128 lb. Tony Branham was the fourth Marauder to fat!, edged by Point's Tom Cullen, · 15-11 in another light contest. Jim McClure, in the 134 lb. class, got the Marauders on the scoreboard, drawing 3-3 »;ith Ty Summerville to make the score 23-2. That was fotlowed by Steve Howard's upset or Marauder Roge r Hysetl in the 140 lb. ma tch, 9-2; Byron Shinn's win over AI McLaughlin or Meigs, 17-9 in the 147 lb. class, and Steve Brickles' 22-10 loss to Big Black Randy Riddle in the !57 lb. matc h. Marauder Terry Pickens then headed a list of four straight Meigs triumphs. Pi ckens , in the 169\b. weight class, look a 2-0 lead after one period, increasing lllo 6-0 arter the second frame , and holding on in the final stEnza for his 6-0 win over Gary Burrows. 177lb. Bill Slack made it two, decisioning Jim Wilson , 4-1, to cut the Pt. Pleasant margin to 33-8. Slack's victory was quickly followed by another Meigs triumph, with 187 lb . John Lehew having an easy <1CCrSroned. 0 u an e Mc l augll l in, M. 3 1 116 Darrell Ga ndee. PP. · d c c isi.oned Steve Pickens, M , 8 6.. , Dave Miller. M , decisionfd Don McCoy, PP, 7 3. 138 Bill Kntgh l . PP , and Cha rl es Wf'littrnq l on, M. drew '} 2 1S'i : Johr, Nile s. PP . dec is ,on ed Ha ro ld Srsson . M. 6 ~ Men's '& Women's Suede HIKING BOOTS ui WEDNESDAY and Tom Rowe: will prese nt the Twyla Tharp Dance Concert at Memorial Auditorium, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. Twyla's artistry lies in the fields of music, dance and film. In her dances, she uses the music of such musicians as I€f~·~:~~.~J~ I PRESCRIPTION S ARE OUR MAIN HIJSINf \\ .,.c iders -. :i-1, !Jarrell (;andee deeisinncd ' 136 178 Tom Cullen pp 126 lb. Steve P(tkens of MeiKs, · deci"Jion ed· Tony Branha'm N ' ' ' 11-6, Marauder Dave Miller 15 11 . 13 4 Ty Summc rvtll .:-, PP , decis ioned 126 lb . West ilnd J1m M cClu re . M. drew 3 :l 1·10 St eve Howard , ~ PP Virginian Don . McCoy 7-3 ' ' Chariest Whittington ond 138 decisroned Roqer Hy se l l. M . 9' Byron Shinn, PP lb. Bill Knight of Pl. Pleasant ' 1<\1 d ecrs.ioned J\1 Mclauqh lrn. M , ballled to a 2-2 draw ond 155\b. 17 9 . ' 151 Randy Ridelle, PP. John Niles of Pl. Pleasant ed Sleve Br rckles , M decisioned Harold Sisson, 6-4. df;'crsion' n 10 · The Marauder gra pplers now 169 Terry Pr cke n s • . r-.f, . cis ioned Var...v Burrows , ~P have a week off, . before de 60 • 177 Brll Sla cK. M. traveling to West Virginia for ed Jim Wil so n , PP , d '1. the Ravenswood tournament dccrsion 18~. John Leh·eow, M , Friday and Sa turday, Jan . dcc rs •oned Paul Cas to . PP. 91 Hvy Mike Hal ey M and 19. ~~cis i oned Barry Redma ,{. pp : PQinters flatten Meigs on mats 33-14 there. The couple resides in Columbus. Ohio college court results ::t,,~,, , ,,,s~,c~r~='i::x: : : : :=:r:r ~!~~~~:~~.t~~~~:~~~~i~:;:. I 5- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan . 10, 1974 DUTTO.NS WOMEN TO MEET The United Methodi st Women of Heath Church. Middleport, will meet at 7 p.m. Monday fo r the insiEilalion of new officers by the Rev . Robert Bumgarne{ . The program will be presented by Mrs. Nan Moore with Mrs. Emma Wayland to give devotions. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jack Bechtle, president ; Mrs. Charles Bradbury, vice president; Mr£. Jam es Criswell, secretEry; and Mrs. C. F. Hibbs. treasurer. Dancers to perform at Ohio U. jan. 18 10 attend Calendar breakfast Circles host holiday guests . :_;rc~;;;;;ity"~'--, q~~p~ .tf..~q.i!!.....c..r:lt?.t: ;~f~Ja¥.~ ~ Participation· in two comlf'unity projects cu rrently undel:way nerspaper eo llection for recycling sponsored by the Me igs County J aycees , and the bi-centennial observance to take plal'e here - was planned dur in~ the .. 428 Second Ave. Gallipolis .. MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE .LEPORT, 0 HI o' M_ ID_D_ ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Ex hib i t i on Ma t ches 105 Jeff t-rsher , PP, de cision ed Butch Roush. M, J I. . 11 2 Rr ck John son. M, p rnn e d T rm Co x. PP . lS I period . Tr m Thoma s. M . pinned Greg Hughes. PP , Jrd period 119 Bert Lant1am. ,rp. Lined & Unlined WAFFLE STOMPERS 30% off heritage house Your Thorn M e An Stor e MIDDLEPORT. D. RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTifi ES SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY 12 oz. REG. 95' ONLY Alka-Seltzer Plus COLD TABLETS 20 TABS REG. $1.09 NY-QUIL Bearcats do it to Cards again CIN CINNATI (UPI) University of Cincinn ati basketball lightning has struck ninth-ranked Louisville twice. After upsetting the Cardinals by seven points in the season opener, the Bearcats came back with another seven-point bolt Wedn esday night and shocked Louisville 77-70. Substitute Mark Brackman scored eight of Cincinnati's final nine points to personally thwart a Louisville rally while sharpshooting Bearcal guard Lloyd Ball• popped in 20 points to lead all scorers. Were it not for Cincinnati , Louisville would very likely be hob-nobbing with the UCLAs, Notre Dames and Marylands among co ll ege basketball's elite. The ninth-ra nked (tie) Cardinals had been making steady progress toward the lop five after an opening season loss to Cincinnati until they ran into the Bearcats again Wednesday night. The result ? Cincinnati 77 Louisville 70 and maybe it's the Bearcats who should've been rated in the top .10 after all. In the only other games involving top teams Wednesday, lourlh-rated North Carolina outshol Clemson, 102-90, and downed South Carolina Lafayette, 84-63, and Wisconsin edged Ohio U., 69-68. Elsewhere, Kansas State whipped Northeast Missouri, 7654, and Furman topped St. Peters (N.J.), 120-91. Substitute Mark Brackman scored eight of Cincinnati's final nine points and the Bearcals held off a late Louisville rally to topple the Cardinals. ·Fifth-ranked North Carolina jumped out to a 12-0 lead against Clemson but had to rely on some timely free throws to walk off with the win . TI1e Tar Heels' Walter Davis led all scorers with 27 points, in cluding len free th'rows, while Van Gregg had 24 for the · losing Tigers. 5o urnw es r No . Te'x 51. 79 SM U 76 0Co. lo Roberts'' lll.so;; fSlOl 91 SL 63 Ulith Nighttime Cold Medicine LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 14 OUNCE REG. $1.39 ONLY TUSSY SPRAY ·DEODORANT 7 OUNCE REG. 79' ONLY PEPTO-BISMOL 6 OUNCE 8 OUNCE REG. $1.59 c REG. $1.09 ONLY ONLY POLAROID EFFERDENT Colorpack Film 108 DENTURE CLEANSER 89 REGULAR 40 TABLETS REG. s1.29 ONLY ONLY SYLVANIA VASELINE Flashcubes or Magicubes Intensive Care Lotion 3 Cubes With 12 Flashes c ONLY 24 OZ. SIZE REG. $2.49 ONLY COMETTE · PANTY HOSE ·' 2 Slij: ·4.SUPER FIT )/"MIRACLE .J' !'':STRETCH ' { ,: :, REG: 79' FLAIR PENS ALL COLORS REG. 49' ONLY . ,_ "; ! ·--1 ' • ·' ' • .. , �__ · ,, '- :I ' 4 _ Th(' Dc1ily Sentin~' l , Mictctle porl-Pom~:roy, 0 ., Jan . 10, ID74 ' ' ' Club to. help community ' ' thr montl1 includ ing cleaning <lllcl sharpcm ng gn rden tools in . prepara ti on for spring planting , watering t.hC houseplants. and being sun' that the birds have feed. Mrs . R.obe1;t Thomas had on di!:ip lay a variety of recycled Tuesday nigtlt meeting of the glass bottles made into tum· Winding Trail Gorden Club. biers and stenuned ware . A Meeting at the home of Mrs. thank -y ou ca rd W<IS read from Cora ' Beegle, til e eco logy- Mrs . llert Gnmm, Meig s minded garden club members County con tact chairwoman . voted to assi st tht• Jayl'ecs in Mrs. Aaron Kellon will provide their newspapL'I' re cycli ng the club's Green Thumb Notes program. They will also send a in February . She also told \he representative to the Jan. 15 cl ub of atte nding the holidHy meeting. 1::!0 to 3 p.m . at tile tea of the Hill and D.1le Garden Rock Sprtngs Grange Hall, Club at MariettE. when plans for the biArrangements for the month centennial observance will be on the theme "My Valentine" dtscus.c;;ed. The invitation to with a modern line were judged attend the meeting came from with blue ribbons going to Mrs. the Meigs County Com- Thompson fo r red artichokes misstoners who have the and hotly leaves in a black responsibility of organizing a container, and Mrs. Terrell for ' bi-eentennial committee. dried roses and snake plant in a Mrs. Beegle presented the heart container on a gray ecology message at the gnuute abse. meeting us in g information The book "G row1ng for from the article "Who's Showing" by Rudy J. Fravrilli Garden Is This" by Richard H. was the basis for Mrs. Ke\lon 's Pugh. Emphasis of the ar ticle program at the meeti ng. She was on trash. its accumu lation also displayed from the booklet and the need for recycling. She "Garden Ideas - A to Zq, spoke of the need for small garden ing plans and scenes. In recycling plants easily ac- her 12\k, Mrs. Kelton sa id that cessible to concentra tions of garden shows have been people and for the need to developed over the yea rs by encourage that packaging be gardeners as a pla ce for them cut down. Mrs. Beegle also to share the joys of growing. suggested that shoppers use She said tha t "grow1 ng for permanent shopping bags. show in g" means everyday She poin ted out that the association with the plants in average family has eight the garden, an awareness of pourlds of garbage a day, and the nutrient elements which that Americans each year contribute to plant growth, and dispose of 100 million tires, 300 the knowledge of what effects million pounds of paper, and env ironment has on plants. 250 million pounds of trash. She spoke of learning to For roll call members named mod ify growth and the effects their favorite bird . There was a of environment through the seed exchange, and Mrs. John practice of the art of showing Terrell gave garden ing tips for -- like disbudding, pinching, lightmg and shnd ing. With the show as the goal, Mrs. Kelton said the ::;L·nse of variety becumes more htghly deve loped when plan!.'i ~11·e se lected . She ca uti oned against exh ibiting Hll)'lhing but , the best. an d the need for deve loping ga rdening skills to prudure the best. Judges when ju dging fl owe rs scort! on cultur al perfection, condition and substance, and to rat e high, gardeners need to u~ c good fertiliz ers, plenty of water. mulchi ng, and give proper tigh\ing, the speaker S<tid. Learning how to disbud, the way to pinch a flower , and how to achieve s traight s tem s, along with the proper use of sprays and dusts, are all necessa ry fo r grow ing to show, Mrs . Kelton pointed out. When planting, she recommended a vanety of nine plants in order to be assu red of unif orm specimens for a ; how . To grow and show she suggested familiarizing oneself w1lh the judging terms - type, unifonnity, ma turity, freedom from damage , substance, and cultural perfection since these are the words of the showmen and the judges. Transporting specimens and arrangements to a show is highly importEnl, she--said, and advised making special con tain ers for thi s purpose so that fl owers won 't become damaged and thereby downgraded s hould they overtUI n. Mrs. Lewis conducted games with prizes going to the winners. Mrs . Beegle and her daughter, Shirley. a guest, served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Earl Thoma, Mrs. Clarence Heaton. Mrs. Denny Moore. Mrs. Richard l Co llins, and Mr s. Charles Hayes. Mrs. Moore provided the door prize which was won by Mrs. Heaton . Mrs. Annie Cha pman , active planning to go are to meet on with th~ Meigs County Pioneer the upper pa rkin g lot in and Historical Society, met Pomeroy. A dinner-dance for Tuesday night with members the members and their of the Ohi o EIE Phi Chapter of husbands or guests was Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, to t discussed. Mrs. Karen Goins discuss how the group can will host the Jan. 22 meeting. assist in planned work at the Belly Newlon, economist of musewn on Butternut Ave., the Columbia Gas Co., gave a Pomeroy. demonstration on "A Galaxy of RACINE - The weekly Mrs. Chapman proposed ttrat Holiday Ideas" prepa ring prayer breakfasts were the Ohio EIE Phi Chapter join seve ral foods whic h were with Xi Gamma Mu and the sa mpled by the members tater. resumed at the Racine Precep tor Chapters to sponsor Attending lne meeting were Wesleyan United Methodist a display ease in the museum Mrs. Adams, Connie Bailey, Church Wednesday morning development. Sharon Bailey, Phytis Bennett, with 10 youths attending. Devotions were opened by Plans were made during the Kath y Cu mmin gs, Paula Rev. Howard Shiveley with mee ting conducted by Ca rol DeCon nie k Debbie Finlaw ' ' group singing foll owed by Jean Adams for the annual Kathy Fry, Mrs. Goins, MartE Mothers' March of Dimes Guilky, Darla Hawley, Kathy prayer. Rev. Robert Meece, coTuesday from 5 to 9 p.m . Mrs. King, Barbara Logan, Martha ordinator of the Northeas t Jan et Pickens, service McPhail, Terri Michael, Susan Clu s ter , United Methodist chairwoman, has charge of Oli ve r , Iris Payne, Jan et Parish .Ministry brought the solicitElion in Pomeroy and Pickens, Wilma Reece, Linda morning meditation. Brea kf as t of Sll[ambled Syracuse . Sauvage, Libby Say<e, Edwina eggs, bacon, toast, and orange Sunday the group and their Scott and Karen SIEnley. juice was served by Mrs. families will go to Huntington Cu rtis Johnson, Mrs. Robert to see "Holida y on Ice" . Those Meece, and Mrs. Howard Shiveley. Those attending were Bill Shiveley, Gene Shiveley, LOSE UGLY .FAT Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, St a rt losing weight today or Connie Roush, David Theiss, MONEY BACK . MONADE X is RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Randy Warner, Roma Nease, a tiny lablet that will he lp curb you I" des ire for e)l cess food . Eat Larry Circle and son, Shane Mike Warn er and Stephen less.weigh les s. Contain s no dang erou s dru gs and will not Sullivan of Fl. Lauderdal~, Nease. mak e y ou n e rvou s. No Fla. s pent a two weeks strenuous exer ci se. Change vacation r ecently with hi s your life . . s tart today . F\a .; Mr . and Mrs. Glen Tuttle MONADEX co sts H.OO for a 20 parents, Mr. and Mrs. [)()uglas day s uppl y and SS.OO lor twice and sons, Mrs . Ray Johnson the amount . Lo se ugly fat or Circle aod Flore~. sons , Minersville; Mr. and and your money will be refunded Other ca llers were Mr. and with no que stion s asked b y.: Mrs. Glen Ables, Mr. and Mrs. Sw i sher & Lohs e Drug , 112 E . Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Mrs. Louis De Luz, Mr. and Mrs. Main, PomerOy & Dutton Drug Howard Blazer, Belpre; Stare, Middleport. Mail Orders Robert Johnson, Columbus; Winston Varney and sons , Long Fill ed . Mrs. Dale Hill, Moorehaven, Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Meter and daughters, Chester • Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner and Amy; Mrs. James Patterson •nd so ns, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Follrod and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle , Mr . and Mrs. Carl. Circle and family, Dixie Circle and Wayne Ervin, Mrs. Robert Lee and family , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill, Paul Moore, Ray Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush, Mr. and CONTINUES THIS WEEK Mrs. Ronald Holter and famil¥ , Randall Reiber, Roger Holter, eJOLENE eAUDITIONS Mr . ond Mrs. Howard Wrilesell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben eFANFARES eNATU RALIZEHS Bickers and Kim, Mrs. EHis McMillian and family , Mrs. eNATURAL BRIDGE eFASHION CRAFT Michael Hill and family , all of Racine RD . Ladies discuss museum :!:: :,'_.:,' C orner JANUARY :::: Harry Young I .rudy Barnitz), Galion, are. announcing the the groom. . . Both Mr. and Mrs. Fartna By Charlene Hoeflich :_,:_; '. marriage of their daughter, Barbara Ruth , to Steve n :::; ' \ · Charles Farina, son of Mr . and ·.·. Mrs. Angelo Farina, also of This year the chi ldren at the Pomeroy Elementary School Galion . The bride is the didn 't get a candy trcaUat Ch ristmas from thc·tYJ'A, but they got granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. things they can en joy all yea r lo ng,. W. 0. Barnilz, Pomeroy. The PTA gave all 14 classrooms, one through six including The Rev . Frank Marlett the two special education dasses, a basketball, a red rubber ball pe rformed the ceremony at ;tnd dlh~r a volley ball or a soccer bai L Balls and Wall Disney 4:30p.m., Saturday, Dec. 22, wooden puzzles were given to the kindergarten clHsses. before the altar of the F irst United Methodist Church in MARK FOWLER, employed at the University uf Virginia Galion in the presence of the Hospital in ·the surgical department as an x-ray technician for immediate families arid a few the past seve ral mgnlhs. is returning to Ollio. He and his wife will close friends. be ltving in MariettE where Mark will be employed by the Dravo The bride was attended by Co., as a nuclear technologist. He starts there Monday so the· Miss Ruth Ann Schultz, a couple will be here in the nex t day or so. Mark is the son uf Mr. sc hoo l friend, and Robert and Mrs. Tony Fowler. TO OFTEN, perhaps, we underestimate the younge r generation. W11en Joyce and David Baker were married recently they so wan ted his gra ndmother, Mrs. Seldon Baker. Sr., to see them in thei r wedd ing attire, that thPv went to hef hom e right after the wedding. Then on New Year's Day , the young couple gave a turkey dinner with all the trimmings [or the fam ily of 12. Qutle a task for the experienced cook. so think what is must have been for a young bride. ARRANGEMENTS are being made fo r flu shots for senior ci tizens. The cost will be approximately $1.10 -;.,hich will cover the cost of the vaccine and the shots will be given by a registered nurse under a doctor's superv ision. This will i:'" done in cooperation with the Meigs County Health Department. In order to plan the program and order the vaccine, the folks at the Senior Citizens Center must know how many want the flu shuts, and just what will be needed in the way of tra"sportEtion to the Center. Tomorrow is the deadline for letting the Center personnel know if you are inte-rested. ATHENS - Twyla Tharp has been rated as one of the most important choreographers in America today and together with Sara Rudner, Rose Marie Wright, Isabel Garcia-Lorca, Kenneth Rinker, Nina Wiener THURSUAY MEIGS County Humane Socie ty, 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport Village Hall. SHADE River Lodge 453 F&AM, 7:30 p.m. at hall in ' master mason.<. Che.ster. All invited. PRECEPTOR Chap ter of Beta Sigma Phi , 7:45 p.m. home of Mrs. Lois Rosenbaum . Ritual pledge to be given. Social committee to se rve refreshments. OHIO Valley Grange 2612 Letart Falls, 7:30 p.m. at commu nity hall. Potluck refreshments. YOUNG ADULT Class, Bradford Church of Christ, 7 p.m. at the church. AFTERNOON Circle, Heath United Methodist Church, 2 p.m . a t the church . Mrs. Beulah Hayes to review "The Enduring Word " from the study book, '~Go Free." Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Lorena Davis and Mr s. Ne ll e Davis, hostesses. ROCK SPRING Grange, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Fred Goeglein. PA ST COUNCILORS, Theodorus Council 17, D. or A. , 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mabel Wolfe. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. C. J . Struble. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Mrs. 0. P. Kiein and Mrs. John Rose. Mrs. Peart Mora will continue the program on history of toea\ churches. acroba tics and the rest of the company's flip -flops , spins, leggy sweeps, splits and rolls, the evening promises to be a colorful, exciting blend of ·light and movement. Further information and resei'l"<!tions may be obtEined at the Memorial . Auditorium Box Office, Monday through F'riday , from I to 4 p.m ., or by ca lling 594-3471. 7:30p.m. Films of South Africa ~ ill be shown and the Davis family will be featured in vocal numbers . Pastor is the Rev. William Knittel. . SATURDAY JITNEY SUPPER at Chester ElementEry from 5:30 to 7 p.m. A country show will be presented at 7:30 to 9 p.m. with Chesler ElementEry students presell_ting a country show. Duane Wolfe and "The Wolfe "Pack" will provide the music and will acc~ mpany all vocalists. Admission is $1 adults and 50 ce nts for children. DANCE at Southern High School, 10 a:m. to midnight, with music by "Wood Quilt. " Sponsored by senior class. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . It's the Difference in First Aid little scro tche s or burns or bites need quick core. II heips keep them in the minor leogue . Your pharmacist hos those forst- ONE GROUP $5 LADIES' SHOES ONLY ' ·I ' r • "' : ·; ' ( 'I WOMEN'S FASHION BOOTS PRICE 1 Group Ladies' Handbags - % Price Marguerite's ,Shoes . MAIN BETTY OHLINGER ' ST. POMEROY CANCEL MEET REEDSVILLE.- A meeting of · .the Riverview PTA scheduled for . Monday night has been ca ncelled. 67 Wittenberg 76 Otterbein 57 Denison 74 Ohio Wesleyan Steubenville 76 Central Stat e Marietta 77 Ohio Domini can Cincinnati 77 Loui svi lle 70 Kent St . 79 North Carol ina Charlotte 77 55 1• 48 (2 Geneva ( Pa .) 80 Walsh 7'1 Defiance 81 Findlay 71 Hi_ram 93 Alteghen -,vi Pa J 76 W1scons in 69 Ohio Uni ve rs ity 68 Ma l one 88 Urbana 76 Day to n 62 Xavier 52 Case Western 74 John Car rol 5 1 Compile Stock of College Ba '> ketball Re sults By United Pre '>'> International Ea '> f lon a 98 Pace 81 Rchstr Tec h 78 Houghtn 59 Wstmnstr 79 Crngie Mlln 57 Ge tty sburg 87 Junia ta 73 H i ram 93 Allegheny 76 Oneonta 87 Southmptn SO R rder 70 Ca tha I i c 56 L oyola , Md 90 Sc ranton 77 Brown 102 Yale 70 Jrsy Cty St . 60 Trntn St . 58 Su sQue hanna 67 A lbrigh t 57 Bloomfield 89 Kean 73 Lincoln, Pa . 89 Del . St. 84 Fa i rmnt 73 Glenville 53 Beckley 12 W .V a. Weslyn 71 Shepherd 91 A ldr sn -Brdus 70 South So . Car . 84 La fa yette 63 O ld Dam 9 1 Ga . Sou thern 81 No Car 102 Cl emson 90 F urmn 120 St. P l rs , N J 91 Ky wes leyan 107 Sha w 100 Western Ky 85 L asa ll e 84 Navy 56 Geor ge to wn 55 Balt i more 98 Sa lsbry Sf . 69 Midw es t Ci n c i 77 Loui sville 70 W i sconsin 69 Oh io 68 Ka n . St . 76 N . E . Mo . Sf 54 W . Mich 64 Loyola -Chi 58 Ferr i s St 110 N or t hwd 83 G rnd Vally 112 Wayne St BO Oakland 63 Hill sdale 62 Valparaiso 83 I l l. Wslyn 73 Augusta na 91 Wheaton 81 Mi l likin 100 E . I ll . 90 WINTER COATS January Clearance Sale REDUCED . Reg. $15.00 to $91.00 Now ~\tr \0 LONG DRESSES REDUCED Reg. $25.00 to $53.50 $1910 Now To Complete Stock of $41!KI SlACKS REDUCED All TO .. Reg. Sll.OOto$24.00 $870 To Reg . $17.00 to $31.00 OFF $1910 Now THE ., Famous Make Complete Sock ot SWF.ATERS REDUCED Many styles to Choose From BODY SUITS REDUCED Re!l -$7 .00 to $20.00 Group of 50% OFF HANDBAGS Huge Selection of REDUCED BLOUSES DEVON SPORTSWEAR Reg . $6.50 to $12.00 Now $470 RI:DUCED Reg . $8.00to $18.00 Now AILEEN SPORTSWEAR SLACKS TOPS BLOUSES VESTS JACKETS SKIRTS To WINTER ROBES REDUCED ~ll To ALA Bowli ng L eag ue Early Friday, 6:15p.m . D ece mber 28 , 1973 T ea m Standings Po i nt '> Feeney Benn e tt F ir ers 11 •1 Feeney Be nn e tt Str ike Ou t s QJ Rutland 467 P ion ee r s 88 Jr . G utt er Dusters 68 Racine 602 Rock ells 68 High Team Se r1es - Ru tl and 467 , Pioneer s 1365; Fee ney Benne tt St rike Out s 1360. Feeney Be nn e tt Fliers 1338. H igh Team Game - Ru tl and 467 Pioneers 5 14, Feeney Bennett St r i ke Outs 49J, Feeney Ben n et t F i rers 467 . Hi gh Ind . Ser ies P ea rl Russel l 436, Ba r b Hens l ey 412, Bec k i Roush 384 Hi g h Ind . Game - Becki Roush 168 . Pearl Russe ll 162. Liz Roush 153 January Clearance Sale Now $550 To $15!KI KIDDIE SHOPPE ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT Reg . $11.00 to $17.00 Now Local Bowling ALA Bowling L ea gu e Early Frid ay,6. t'5 p . m . January~. 1974 T eam Standings Po1nts Fee ney Be nn ett F l i ers 120 Fee ney Bennett Str1ke Ou t s 101 Ru tlan d 467 Pion,ce r s 88 Jr Gutte r Dusters 76 Racrne 602 Rocketls 70 H igh Team Seri es Fee n ey Benne tt Str ike Outs 14 15 , Fee ney . B ennett F l iers 1331 , Rutland 46 7 Pione er s l 24J . H igh Team Game - Feen ey Be n ne tt Strike Outs J9J , Feeney Bennett F li ers 470 , Fee'l't.lil-"w: - Bennett Strike Outs 467 . Hi ah Ind . Se r ies Barb H ens l ey .U8. Maxine D u gan 457, Ger ry Kess ing er 452. High lnd Game - Maxine Dugan and Bar b H en s le y 167, Gerry Kessinger 1M, P atty Might 160. Now Long Skirts Reduced Reg. S2I.OOto$27.00 Now Famous Make PANT SUITS • "IT'S TRUE" - Now Complete WOMEN'S &CHILDREN'S COATS PANT SUITS DRESSES Reg . $34.00 to $55.00 Reg. $17.00 to $52.00 • Now . Sto~k of BLAZER JACKETS REDUCED Reg. $22.00 to $40.00 REG. '15.95 TO ~23.95 · sALE '10.00 TO 115.00 Large Selection of Ughtweight and SHORT JACKETS REDUCED Now $12ll To $4310. MISSES BLAZER JACKETS .. All Sales Final, No Refunds, No Exchanges ~ • I MIDDLEPORT, 0. REG. '11.95 TO '17.95 SALE $7oo TO $11 00 .. WHISTLER JR. SPORTSWEAR 50% OFF MANY OTHER ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE STORE mast~arge FURNIIURI REG. '29.95 SALE MEN'S & BOYS' JACKETS Reg . $16.00 to $55.00 Now BAKER '> Otl SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, JAN. 11th REVIVAL AT Ml. Union Church, Carpenter, now in progress , through Sunday. Nightly ~~ 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker is the Rev. Homer REV . W. E . D~vis , missionary, gue-st speaker at Click, Kiltshill. Rev. Cecil Cox the United PentEcostEI Church, is pastor. Special singers South Third Ave., Middleport, welcome. Public Is invited. HOST GUESTS Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Feliz Alkire, · Rl. 4, Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Will, Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Danny StEnley, Page town . Mount Union 90 Wooster 76 Wilmington 74 Bulffton 64 Ashland 83 Youngstown State ([1'!"d!!ifl9 VALUES TO •22.00 $8.99 to $12.99 ROSENBAUM UPSET - Joe Rosenbaum, underneath, wrestling in the 121\b. class, was tpset by Potnt Pleasant's Greg Stickler 13-6 in a card presented before tile Meigs High student body Wednesday afternoon. you . . eed . DON'T MISS AMY'S SUNDAY A NEW dramatic film, "Like A Mighty Army", the down-toear th true story of a dynamic young minister in tune with his times, will be shown at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church, at 7·:30 p.m. HOST VISITORS Elva Ross, Fort Orange , Fla. , and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble and Kim, St. Albans , were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett. They came especially ror the wedding of Yvonne Hackett Scally to Dean Lutz. • Fast Aid? Excellent Selection of The Pl.. Plec.tsan t wrestling time with Big Black Paul · team, taking eig ht of ths fir st Cas to, !1-2. nine matches, and sp littingIn the heavy·w~i~ht rina le, another. pinned back the Me i g~ ·Marauder Mik e H:tlev ovrrM a r~u der ma tmen, :J3-14, at (';,m c: :1?,-1 ·~dkn a! Le i ·the first the .Larry_R. Morr,ison G)'m: period to defeat Barry Redna s iUm In Ruck Sprihgs mnn, 7-4. In tile · exhibi tion matches Wednesday afternoon. which followed the va r, ily The match, an assembly event staged before the enti re c.ontesl, 105 lb. Jeff Fisher dec1sioned Butch Roush of Pictu•·es a nrl story Meigs. 3-2, Marauder Rick The Matchc'i · Johnson, at 112\bs, pinned Tim by Denn y Fobes J efl rrshe r . PP, won by Cox at U1e 17 second mark of forfe•t 107 -- Jer r y Cas t o. PP, Meigs High School studen t th e fir st fram e, 112 lb. prnnecl Rrck G eorge , M. 'lnd . body, began on .a sour note for Marauder Tim Thomas pinned per11.1 Gr eg Power s. PP, the grapplers of Coaches John Pt. Pleasant's Greg Hughes a t decisioned Gary O' D el l. M, 10 Benlley and Sam Crow, as 19 seconds of the lltird period , t '2 1 Greg Strckl e r . PP. Meigs had to, forfeit the 98 lb . Bert Lanham decisioned 119 lb. decrsioned Joe Rosenba um , M. match. Pomt Pleasant's Jeff Marauder Duane McLaughlin , Fisher was pronounced the winner, and the Big Blacks had a 6-0 lead before the action began. The Pl: Pleasant lead was then upped to 12-0, as the Big Blacks' Jerry Casto pinned Marauder Rick George at the I :20 mart: or the second period Charles Riffl e, R . in the 107 lb. match. Big Black Greg Powers, Open Daily 8 :00a .m . to 10:00 p.m Sunday 10 :30 · 12 : 30 and S fo 9 p.m. wrestling in the 114 lb. class, made it 15-0, decisioning Gary PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 992-2 955 O'Detl, 10-8, in a rugged battle. Friendly Service Marauder Joe Rosenbawn, 112 E. MAIN in the 121lb. weight class, was then upset by Pl. Pleasant's Greg Stickler, 13-6, upping the Big Black lead to 18-0. 128 lb. Tony Branham was the fourth Marauder to fat!, edged by Point's Tom Cullen, · 15-11 in another light contest. Jim McClure, in the 134 lb. class, got the Marauders on the scoreboard, drawing 3-3 »;ith Ty Summerville to make the score 23-2. That was fotlowed by Steve Howard's upset or Marauder Roge r Hysetl in the 140 lb. ma tch, 9-2; Byron Shinn's win over AI McLaughlin or Meigs, 17-9 in the 147 lb. class, and Steve Brickles' 22-10 loss to Big Black Randy Riddle in the !57 lb. matc h. Marauder Terry Pickens then headed a list of four straight Meigs triumphs. Pi ckens , in the 169\b. weight class, look a 2-0 lead after one period, increasing lllo 6-0 arter the second frame , and holding on in the final stEnza for his 6-0 win over Gary Burrows. 177lb. Bill Slack made it two, decisioning Jim Wilson , 4-1, to cut the Pt. Pleasant margin to 33-8. Slack's victory was quickly followed by another Meigs triumph, with 187 lb . John Lehew having an easy <1CCrSroned. 0 u an e Mc l augll l in, M. 3 1 116 Darrell Ga ndee. PP. · d c c isi.oned Steve Pickens, M , 8 6.. , Dave Miller. M , decisionfd Don McCoy, PP, 7 3. 138 Bill Kntgh l . PP , and Cha rl es Wf'littrnq l on, M. drew '} 2 1S'i : Johr, Nile s. PP . dec is ,on ed Ha ro ld Srsson . M. 6 ~ Men's '& Women's Suede HIKING BOOTS ui WEDNESDAY and Tom Rowe: will prese nt the Twyla Tharp Dance Concert at Memorial Auditorium, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. Twyla's artistry lies in the fields of music, dance and film. In her dances, she uses the music of such musicians as I€f~·~:~~.~J~ I PRESCRIPTION S ARE OUR MAIN HIJSINf \\ .,.c iders -. :i-1, !Jarrell (;andee deeisinncd ' 136 178 Tom Cullen pp 126 lb. Steve P(tkens of MeiKs, · deci"Jion ed· Tony Branha'm N ' ' ' 11-6, Marauder Dave Miller 15 11 . 13 4 Ty Summc rvtll .:-, PP , decis ioned 126 lb . West ilnd J1m M cClu re . M. drew 3 :l 1·10 St eve Howard , ~ PP Virginian Don . McCoy 7-3 ' ' Chariest Whittington ond 138 decisroned Roqer Hy se l l. M . 9' Byron Shinn, PP lb. Bill Knight of Pl. Pleasant ' 1<\1 d ecrs.ioned J\1 Mclauqh lrn. M , ballled to a 2-2 draw ond 155\b. 17 9 . ' 151 Randy Ridelle, PP. John Niles of Pl. Pleasant ed Sleve Br rckles , M decisioned Harold Sisson, 6-4. df;'crsion' n 10 · The Marauder gra pplers now 169 Terry Pr cke n s • . r-.f, . cis ioned Var...v Burrows , ~P have a week off, . before de 60 • 177 Brll Sla cK. M. traveling to West Virginia for ed Jim Wil so n , PP , d '1. the Ravenswood tournament dccrsion 18~. John Leh·eow, M , Friday and Sa turday, Jan . dcc rs •oned Paul Cas to . PP. 91 Hvy Mike Hal ey M and 19. ~~cis i oned Barry Redma ,{. pp : PQinters flatten Meigs on mats 33-14 there. The couple resides in Columbus. Ohio college court results ::t,,~,, , ,,,s~,c~r~='i::x: : : : :=:r:r ~!~~~~:~~.t~~~~:~~~~i~:;:. I 5- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan . 10, 1974 DUTTO.NS WOMEN TO MEET The United Methodi st Women of Heath Church. Middleport, will meet at 7 p.m. Monday fo r the insiEilalion of new officers by the Rev . Robert Bumgarne{ . The program will be presented by Mrs. Nan Moore with Mrs. Emma Wayland to give devotions. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jack Bechtle, president ; Mrs. Charles Bradbury, vice president; Mr£. Jam es Criswell, secretEry; and Mrs. C. F. Hibbs. treasurer. Dancers to perform at Ohio U. jan. 18 10 attend Calendar breakfast Circles host holiday guests . :_;rc~;;;;;ity"~'--, q~~p~ .tf..~q.i!!.....c..r:lt?.t: ;~f~Ja¥.~ ~ Participation· in two comlf'unity projects cu rrently undel:way nerspaper eo llection for recycling sponsored by the Me igs County J aycees , and the bi-centennial observance to take plal'e here - was planned dur in~ the .. 428 Second Ave. Gallipolis .. MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE .LEPORT, 0 HI o' M_ ID_D_ ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Ex hib i t i on Ma t ches 105 Jeff t-rsher , PP, de cision ed Butch Roush. M, J I. . 11 2 Rr ck John son. M, p rnn e d T rm Co x. PP . lS I period . Tr m Thoma s. M . pinned Greg Hughes. PP , Jrd period 119 Bert Lant1am. ,rp. Lined & Unlined WAFFLE STOMPERS 30% off heritage house Your Thorn M e An Stor e MIDDLEPORT. D. RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTifi ES SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY 12 oz. REG. 95' ONLY Alka-Seltzer Plus COLD TABLETS 20 TABS REG. $1.09 NY-QUIL Bearcats do it to Cards again CIN CINNATI (UPI) University of Cincinn ati basketball lightning has struck ninth-ranked Louisville twice. After upsetting the Cardinals by seven points in the season opener, the Bearcats came back with another seven-point bolt Wedn esday night and shocked Louisville 77-70. Substitute Mark Brackman scored eight of Cincinnati's final nine points to personally thwart a Louisville rally while sharpshooting Bearcal guard Lloyd Ball• popped in 20 points to lead all scorers. Were it not for Cincinnati , Louisville would very likely be hob-nobbing with the UCLAs, Notre Dames and Marylands among co ll ege basketball's elite. The ninth-ra nked (tie) Cardinals had been making steady progress toward the lop five after an opening season loss to Cincinnati until they ran into the Bearcats again Wednesday night. The result ? Cincinnati 77 Louisville 70 and maybe it's the Bearcats who should've been rated in the top .10 after all. In the only other games involving top teams Wednesday, lourlh-rated North Carolina outshol Clemson, 102-90, and downed South Carolina Lafayette, 84-63, and Wisconsin edged Ohio U., 69-68. Elsewhere, Kansas State whipped Northeast Missouri, 7654, and Furman topped St. Peters (N.J.), 120-91. Substitute Mark Brackman scored eight of Cincinnati's final nine points and the Bearcals held off a late Louisville rally to topple the Cardinals. ·Fifth-ranked North Carolina jumped out to a 12-0 lead against Clemson but had to rely on some timely free throws to walk off with the win . TI1e Tar Heels' Walter Davis led all scorers with 27 points, in cluding len free th'rows, while Van Gregg had 24 for the · losing Tigers. 5o urnw es r No . Te'x 51. 79 SM U 76 0Co. lo Roberts'' lll.so;; fSlOl 91 SL 63 Ulith Nighttime Cold Medicine LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 14 OUNCE REG. $1.39 ONLY TUSSY SPRAY ·DEODORANT 7 OUNCE REG. 79' ONLY PEPTO-BISMOL 6 OUNCE 8 OUNCE REG. $1.59 c REG. $1.09 ONLY ONLY POLAROID EFFERDENT Colorpack Film 108 DENTURE CLEANSER 89 REGULAR 40 TABLETS REG. s1.29 ONLY ONLY SYLVANIA VASELINE Flashcubes or Magicubes Intensive Care Lotion 3 Cubes With 12 Flashes c ONLY 24 OZ. 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"You'll have to dig into that with the com- what he thought Rozelle might do about the threatened fin e. Simla also quipped about the controversy over the fact that the Miami front olfiee isn't bringing the mothers of the bachelor players to the game. "I would like lo think that Marlin Briscoe .pr Marv Fieriling, who are single," he said. • "! like mothers," he smiled. Since the wives will be staying at a different hotel. when they arrive, Shula even got in a quip in about their sex lives. but now I've relaxed it and I only have a .Saturday night rule ," he said. Then he added4l"'Of course, the coach doesn 't · nllll a Saturday night rule. All he ever thinks about is football . That's one of those comments you'd ' dcfincs it. He added, "if we had to make "[ don 't think it's defiance," our own arrangements, we he sai.d, " I jnst made my ob- would take care of these things scrvalions 0 11 what Miami has ourselves and we wouldn't be and wha t we ha::;v~ e-~"_ _ _ _:::;:::,;;~tt:;:'i;s.•T~h:!;e.!n~e~xt~·:,:or:::n::;r.,:w~e~m::;is:;:si;:;on:;:e::,r w;,h::;e::;n::;,ev:e::,r.h:;:e:.,:sur:;;·_;;;Bo;;:b~G;:,ri:;;es:;"e;;,,.;w;;:ho,;;;.;:is_;marr:;:~ie:d,;.._";.l,;;use;,:;d.;t;o.;ha;.;,ve;,.:;a~Tu;.;;;es;;da;;;y_;be;;,;tte;;;;.r,:;pu;;;t.;'he;;;;,;c;;;h;uc;;;k;led;;_';;;af;,;;te;;,r;.. . '.' 01 complaint-Or; two. The differences in approach between lhe two veterans of past Super Bowl competition have set the tempo for Super Bowl VIII, which will be pla yed Sunday in Rice S!<ldium . Shula, whowas known in his younger days as a quick· tempered coach, now says, " I've mellowed ." ,. • Semi-Annual Clearance Now coaching his fourth learn in the Stiper Bowl, Shula seems to be intent on entertain.ing the newsmen . ASatlsfylng Win "My idea of a satisfying win is to score the winning touchdown in the fina l minute on a muddy field in Oakland on the end of the field AI Davis is standing with his watering hose," Shula chuckled when asked about difficult places to play. It was a reference to how often the Oakland field is wet when the Raiders are playing A sale of quality men's apparel that you can not alford to mi ss. Come in early while our selection is at its best. Listed here, are just a few of the fantastic savings await1ng you. at home-even if it hasn't I NEW YORK (UP!) - The winter baseball draft began : here Wednesday, with a total of 'JIJ7 players chosen by the 24 : clubs in the regular and · : secondary phases. The most notable of those chosen Wednesday was pitcher Brad Van Pelt, who plays football for the New York Giants. He was selected by Cleveland. Other choices by the Cleveland Indians in the free agent baseball draft Wednesday in· elude : Steve Cook, Miami, Fla ., IF-OF; Buddy Legath, Johnstown, Pa., IF; Steve Gorthy, Fresno, Calif., C; Jim Baby, Lakewood, Ohio, P; Paul Moskau, Tucson, Ariz., p. IF; Robert Fulgham, Yazoo City, Miss., P-of; Joe Griffin, Tampa, Fla ., C; Glen Lamas, Yazoo City, La., C; Mike DoH, Bayside, Calif., IF; Ron Hancock, Seffner, Fla ., OF; Robert Glass, Lakeland, Fla., IF; Mark Clemons, Pontotoc, Miss., IF; John Webster, Boston, Tex ., IF; Mike Merritt, Wilmington, N.C., P; Gary Ezell, Elgin, Okla:, P-IF; and Brad Van Pelt, Owosso, Mich., : By United Press lnlernatlooal President Nixon has laUII, ched two initiatives aimed at · easing the ·world's energy R crisis, as new figures showed • U.S. gasoline consumption Is : dropping rapidly. : U.S. consumption of gasoline : dropped 18.6 per cent in the : week ending Dec. 29 from the • previous week, energy officials : in Washington said . They said : the decline a week earlier was : 7.7 per cent. . : Deputy energy chief John • SawhiU said U.S. consumption ~ of crude oil is also down and : that a decision whether to .,:; ration gasoline may be post· ;: poned beyond March I, the · date officials had set for a : standby rationing system to be ~ in readiness. From San Clemente, Calif., : President NiXon Wednesday • invited six European countries, : Canada and Japan to send their : foreign ministers to a Feb. II : conference in Washington to :· work out solutions to oil supply ;: and price problems. • Nixon lnvltes13 Later • Nixon also invited 13 oil; producing nations in the • nick, Bismarck , N.D., OF; Ronnie Corder, Highland, ~ have • • • Kan., IF; Kevin Gallinari, Clifton, N. J ., P; Tom Kot· chman, Seminole, Fla., IF; Jim Diventi, Baltimore, Md., P; and Richard Barrett, · ·G"'!"hlanq, Va., P. Philadelphia selected Robert Keller, a pitcher from Xenia, Ohio, while Montreal picked Steve Williams, a pitcher from Swanton. Ohio. Another Ohio pitcher, Dan Walker of Vermilion, was tapped by Kansas City. 1 150 Suits ························ ·······•·•··············•····· '112.00 1110 to 1115 Knit Blazers .......................................... •12.00 '125 Sportcoats·· ..... ............................................... '93.00 Botany '500' • Johnny Carson · Palm Beach · · · syo Suits ...................•.••.••.••• •••••••••••..••••••• •••.•• • 156.00 ,'95 Suits · ••· ·· · ·· ·•··••· ••· · ·· ··•··· · ·· · ;·· · · ·· · ·· · ·· ·· · · ·•·••· ·· · •76.00 • $11o Suits············~··········································· •• •• •• • •aa.oo : : : : • •' •" : •• • •• : ·' j · Mrs. Marcia DeLay, 80, formerly of Pomeroy, .died Tu~sday night at New Albany, Oh10, where she made her '"!me with a daughter, Mrs. Audra Thompson. Surviving besides l!er daughter are two sons, Walter of Co!unnbus, and Millon, who resides in Washington; several grandchildren and greatgrandchildren ; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Pomeroy, and Mrs . Norma Pullins , Chillicothe ; a brother, Dewey Pullins, Pomeroy, and several nieces and nephews including Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Pomeroy. Her husband, Elmer, preceded her in death . Mrs. DeLay was a member of Theodorus Coun cil, Daughters of America.. . Funeral services will be conducted,at New Albany and then the body will be brow:ht to the Texas Comm unity Cemetery at Flatwoods for graveside riles at 1:30 p. m. Friday. : : • "• : : ••"' •• : '65 Palm Beach Sportcoats ....................................... '52.00 Fine Fumishings and Sportswear · · , ~ ,. Dress Shirts reduced IS% - Buv 3 or more, Save .................. • : •· 25% ' 20%-%off ~ ••·• : :, to 21.96 Jackets & Coats Save .................... 20% to 30% Dress Slacks- Were 111.00 to 130.00 Now .; •..•• ,8.76 Save .... · •......................... 20% Boys Wear Sllve ...... , ............... ................. 20% to 40% Ladies Wear. Everything Reduced ... ~~ · ••• •· ...... · •• •• •.. , •• •... •••• 25% ~ ~ • : : : • •" : : ••c •• Florsheims were 122.95 to 139.95 Now .......... ~15.00 to •24.80 Crosby Square- Jarman were 112.95 to 119.95 Now'6.46 to •12.96 All Merchandise From Our Regular Stock : : : : • •• : : • •• •• : : • •• Thomas Clothiers GALLIPOLIS 4-WAY BUFFER IN heating oil pr.oduction reaches a safe level. He said wholesale prices of residual fuel oil rose Institute said supplies · of gasoline on hand in the United - The American Petrolewn 1 .75 Value 100's NASAL "a'"-' ·--·-·-· SOFTIQUE BATH BEADS Gillette 2 TWIN INJECTOR SPRAY Reg . MULTI· SCRUB 22 oz. BLADES '12 oz. $1 .08 Value $1.25 2 oz . Tube Valu~ $1.69 Value $1.19 BAN ·~ Roll -On Deodorant 1.5 oz. $1.19 Value new .,.,,. the Lighter side '. ': ..'•'' Communlcalioos from God The tablets are supposed to contain 10 communications from God. But two are missing and a third has been partially expunged. When the elders demand an explanation, Mozus, or Mozis, reports that the missing com· munications never existed and that the obliterated portion was accidentally chiseled off by a stonecutter named Rosh MarL According to the latest transcripts, which have just come into my possession, the elders cast doubt upon the leader and threaten him with banislunent. Whereupon Mozus, or Mozls, appears among the scribes in a place called Dizahab World. There he denies having tampered with the tablets and calls upon the people to lend him •• : : : ••• : : : • •• : ·: : : • - But, Jo, a magistrate orders the leader to produce yet another tablet Tills one is delivered unto a disciple of Nadab, a maker of hairshlrts. Dlllclple Is Errant But Nadab's disciple Is errant and pauses to revel with a group of winebibbers, revealing unto them the in·scriptions upon the tablet This causes much merriment among the revelers, who mock and make sport of the passages. When word of Ulese trans-gressions is brought before Mozus, or Mozis, be is exceedingly wroth, saying unto the people that II iUustrates the hazards of letting the tablets fall into the bands of heretics. Nevertheless, the elders Insist that Mozus, or Mozls, produce 10 times 50 other tablets. And he is sore oppressed. Mozus, or Mozis; 9COI'IlS the demand, likening the elders unto fiBbers who cast their nets llpO!I the waters, knowing not. what catch may lie beneath the · '. '' 1950 However, the translations that I have seen leave room for doubt that the similarity is more than coincidental. The earlier scro!la, you'll recall, tell of a power struggle between the chosen leader of a wandering tribe and a group of tribal elders. Focal point of the dispute are two stone tablets which the leader, whose name may be rendered In English as Mozus, or Mozis, brought down from a OTHER PRIZES STEREOS! . SAILBOATS! FURNITURE Complete with 318 CIO VB, automatic transmis sion, power steering, front power disc bra~e s, AM 1radio , white sidewall ti res{ delu ~e wheel covers. Electronic Ignition. SEWING MACHINES! Many, many more ... ENTER TODAY •••·•· "" ''''" 11,ooo CONTEST ENDS JAN. LIQUID SUPER COMET PLUMR CLEANSER 23c Value GALLON Regular Size 15 e with coupon CLOROX 1 Gal. 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The other Geneva a three-month freeze : discovered . : 85 Botany Sportcoats ........ ......... .............................'68.00 Tuesday night . invit.<.t tions went to Abu Dhabi, " ally parchments that appear to : augment tbe biblical account of ~ the origin of the Ten Com· ~ mandants recently have been 1 Selected Group of Fine Footwear by Florsheim Kissinger and energy chief William E. Simon were expected to hold a joint news conference on the subject at 2:30 p.m. EDT today . Countries Invited Invited to the Feb . 11 • By DICK WEST : WASffiNGTON (UP!)- Se: vera! readers have asked : whether scholars have come ~" across any more of those an~ cient scrolls that occasionally ; turn up in the Uead Sea area. : The answeris yes. ·Addition- ~ Mrs. DeLay dies Middle East, Africa, Latin with Saudi Arabia for delivery America and Asia to join the of 27 million tons of crude oil but did not say what Paris gave discussions at a later date: Two of the oil..:onsuming in return. It has been widely nations Nixon invited mean- reported that France will while were making their own exchange arms for the oil. arrangements with Arab A British official started a producers. two-week tour of Middle East The French government sblekdoms to discuss bartering Wednesday confirmed it had industrial equipment for oil. signed a three-year contract . Secretary of State Henry . A. - Dr. Clovis Maksoud, an emissary of the Arab League now touring the United Sl<ltes in an effort to offset anti-Arab sentiment, said in Washington Wednesday the oil embargo was only-a temporary measure intended to underscore "credibility about our pursuits" in the Middle East. Finance Minister Jamshid Amouzega r said of the OPEC members who produce 85 per cent of world oil imports. 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B.ut il' will Le inlcrl'st' to see how come- down, we'll make sure .. faces," he said when asked 'still will be throwing tbeball .lo night rule before each game our looker room is up to·snuff. '!'his is the Super Bowl and you expect the best." Grant even seemed to have a barh for the fact that Rozelle wasn't scheduled to arrive here until today . "You'll have to dig into that with the com- what he thought Rozelle might do about the threatened fin e. Simla also quipped about the controversy over the fact that the Miami front olfiee isn't bringing the mothers of the bachelor players to the game. "I would like lo think that Marlin Briscoe .pr Marv Fieriling, who are single," he said. • "! like mothers," he smiled. Since the wives will be staying at a different hotel. when they arrive, Shula even got in a quip in about their sex lives. but now I've relaxed it and I only have a .Saturday night rule ," he said. Then he added4l"'Of course, the coach doesn 't · nllll a Saturday night rule. All he ever thinks about is football . That's one of those comments you'd ' dcfincs it. He added, "if we had to make "[ don 't think it's defiance," our own arrangements, we he sai.d, " I jnst made my ob- would take care of these things scrvalions 0 11 what Miami has ourselves and we wouldn't be and wha t we ha::;v~ e-~"_ _ _ _:::;:::,;;~tt:;:'i;s.•T~h:!;e.!n~e~xt~·:,:or:::n::;r.,:w~e~m::;is:;:si;:;on:;:e::,r w;,h::;e::;n::;,ev:e::,r.h:;:e:.,:sur:;;·_;;;Bo;;:b~G;:,ri:;;es:;"e;;,,.;w;;:ho,;;;.;:is_;marr:;:~ie:d,;.._";.l,;;use;,:;d.;t;o.;ha;.;,ve;,.:;a~Tu;.;;;es;;da;;;y_;be;;,;tte;;;;.r,:;pu;;;t.;'he;;;;,;c;;;h;uc;;;k;led;;_';;;af;,;;te;;,r;.. . '.' 01 complaint-Or; two. The differences in approach between lhe two veterans of past Super Bowl competition have set the tempo for Super Bowl VIII, which will be pla yed Sunday in Rice S!<ldium . Shula, whowas known in his younger days as a quick· tempered coach, now says, " I've mellowed ." ,. • Semi-Annual Clearance Now coaching his fourth learn in the Stiper Bowl, Shula seems to be intent on entertain.ing the newsmen . ASatlsfylng Win "My idea of a satisfying win is to score the winning touchdown in the fina l minute on a muddy field in Oakland on the end of the field AI Davis is standing with his watering hose," Shula chuckled when asked about difficult places to play. It was a reference to how often the Oakland field is wet when the Raiders are playing A sale of quality men's apparel that you can not alford to mi ss. Come in early while our selection is at its best. Listed here, are just a few of the fantastic savings await1ng you. at home-even if it hasn't I NEW YORK (UP!) - The winter baseball draft began : here Wednesday, with a total of 'JIJ7 players chosen by the 24 : clubs in the regular and · : secondary phases. The most notable of those chosen Wednesday was pitcher Brad Van Pelt, who plays football for the New York Giants. He was selected by Cleveland. Other choices by the Cleveland Indians in the free agent baseball draft Wednesday in· elude : Steve Cook, Miami, Fla ., IF-OF; Buddy Legath, Johnstown, Pa., IF; Steve Gorthy, Fresno, Calif., C; Jim Baby, Lakewood, Ohio, P; Paul Moskau, Tucson, Ariz., p. IF; Robert Fulgham, Yazoo City, Miss., P-of; Joe Griffin, Tampa, Fla ., C; Glen Lamas, Yazoo City, La., C; Mike DoH, Bayside, Calif., IF; Ron Hancock, Seffner, Fla ., OF; Robert Glass, Lakeland, Fla., IF; Mark Clemons, Pontotoc, Miss., IF; John Webster, Boston, Tex ., IF; Mike Merritt, Wilmington, N.C., P; Gary Ezell, Elgin, Okla:, P-IF; and Brad Van Pelt, Owosso, Mich., : By United Press lnlernatlooal President Nixon has laUII, ched two initiatives aimed at · easing the ·world's energy R crisis, as new figures showed • U.S. gasoline consumption Is : dropping rapidly. : U.S. consumption of gasoline : dropped 18.6 per cent in the : week ending Dec. 29 from the • previous week, energy officials : in Washington said . They said : the decline a week earlier was : 7.7 per cent. . : Deputy energy chief John • SawhiU said U.S. consumption ~ of crude oil is also down and : that a decision whether to .,:; ration gasoline may be post· ;: poned beyond March I, the · date officials had set for a : standby rationing system to be ~ in readiness. From San Clemente, Calif., : President NiXon Wednesday • invited six European countries, : Canada and Japan to send their : foreign ministers to a Feb. II : conference in Washington to :· work out solutions to oil supply ;: and price problems. • Nixon lnvltes13 Later • Nixon also invited 13 oil; producing nations in the • nick, Bismarck , N.D., OF; Ronnie Corder, Highland, ~ have • • • Kan., IF; Kevin Gallinari, Clifton, N. J ., P; Tom Kot· chman, Seminole, Fla., IF; Jim Diventi, Baltimore, Md., P; and Richard Barrett, · ·G"'!"hlanq, Va., P. Philadelphia selected Robert Keller, a pitcher from Xenia, Ohio, while Montreal picked Steve Williams, a pitcher from Swanton. 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Surviving besides l!er daughter are two sons, Walter of Co!unnbus, and Millon, who resides in Washington; several grandchildren and greatgrandchildren ; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Pomeroy, and Mrs . Norma Pullins , Chillicothe ; a brother, Dewey Pullins, Pomeroy, and several nieces and nephews including Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Pomeroy. Her husband, Elmer, preceded her in death . Mrs. DeLay was a member of Theodorus Coun cil, Daughters of America.. . Funeral services will be conducted,at New Albany and then the body will be brow:ht to the Texas Comm unity Cemetery at Flatwoods for graveside riles at 1:30 p. m. Friday. : : • "• : : ••"' •• : '65 Palm Beach Sportcoats ....................................... '52.00 Fine Fumishings and Sportswear · · , ~ ,. Dress Shirts reduced IS% - Buv 3 or more, Save .................. • : •· 25% ' 20%-%off ~ ••·• : :, to 21.96 Jackets & Coats Save .................... 20% to 30% Dress Slacks- Were 111.00 to 130.00 Now .; •..•• ,8.76 Save .... · •......................... 20% Boys Wear Sllve ...... , ............... ................. 20% to 40% Ladies Wear. Everything Reduced ... ~~ · ••• •· ...... · •• •• •.. , •• •... •••• 25% ~ ~ • : : : • •" : : ••c •• Florsheims were 122.95 to 139.95 Now .......... ~15.00 to •24.80 Crosby Square- Jarman were 112.95 to 119.95 Now'6.46 to •12.96 All Merchandise From Our Regular Stock : : : : • •• : : • •• •• : : • •• Thomas Clothiers GALLIPOLIS 4-WAY BUFFER IN heating oil pr.oduction reaches a safe level. He said wholesale prices of residual fuel oil rose Institute said supplies · of gasoline on hand in the United - The American Petrolewn 1 .75 Value 100's NASAL "a'"-' ·--·-·-· SOFTIQUE BATH BEADS Gillette 2 TWIN INJECTOR SPRAY Reg . MULTI· SCRUB 22 oz. BLADES '12 oz. $1 .08 Value $1.25 2 oz . Tube Valu~ $1.69 Value $1.19 BAN ·~ Roll -On Deodorant 1.5 oz. $1.19 Value new .,.,,. the Lighter side '. ': ..'•'' Communlcalioos from God The tablets are supposed to contain 10 communications from God. But two are missing and a third has been partially expunged. When the elders demand an explanation, Mozus, or Mozis, reports that the missing com· munications never existed and that the obliterated portion was accidentally chiseled off by a stonecutter named Rosh MarL According to the latest transcripts, which have just come into my possession, the elders cast doubt upon the leader and threaten him with banislunent. Whereupon Mozus, or Mozls, appears among the scribes in a place called Dizahab World. There he denies having tampered with the tablets and calls upon the people to lend him •• : : : ••• : : : • •• : ·: : : • - But, Jo, a magistrate orders the leader to produce yet another tablet Tills one is delivered unto a disciple of Nadab, a maker of hairshlrts. Dlllclple Is Errant But Nadab's disciple Is errant and pauses to revel with a group of winebibbers, revealing unto them the in·scriptions upon the tablet This causes much merriment among the revelers, who mock and make sport of the passages. When word of Ulese trans-gressions is brought before Mozus, or Mozis, be is exceedingly wroth, saying unto the people that II iUustrates the hazards of letting the tablets fall into the bands of heretics. Nevertheless, the elders Insist that Mozus, or Mozls, produce 10 times 50 other tablets. And he is sore oppressed. Mozus, or Mozis; 9COI'IlS the demand, likening the elders unto fiBbers who cast their nets llpO!I the waters, knowing not. what catch may lie beneath the · '. '' 1950 However, the translations that I have seen leave room for doubt that the similarity is more than coincidental. The earlier scro!la, you'll recall, tell of a power struggle between the chosen leader of a wandering tribe and a group of tribal elders. Focal point of the dispute are two stone tablets which the leader, whose name may be rendered In English as Mozus, or Mozis, brought down from a OTHER PRIZES STEREOS! . SAILBOATS! FURNITURE Complete with 318 CIO VB, automatic transmis sion, power steering, front power disc bra~e s, AM 1radio , white sidewall ti res{ delu ~e wheel covers. Electronic Ignition. SEWING MACHINES! Many, many more ... ENTER TODAY •••·•· "" ''''" 11,ooo CONTEST ENDS JAN. LIQUID SUPER COMET PLUMR CLEANSER 23c Value GALLON Regular Size 15 e with coupon CLOROX 1 Gal. Good only at NELSON'S Expires Jan . 28, 1974 99~ 49~ " BRUT Rev lor : · credence and succor. ~ I' would order r efin e ries to produce more gasoline to meet summe r driving needs if a IN FOR YOUR FREE ENTRY BLANK ~ mountaintop. $75 J. C. Sportcoats · ·· .-.•. · ····•··••· ··· · ••· ·••· •···· ·•··•· ·•· ·· '60.00 • Crmby Square • Jannan · · · Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon, In· donesia, Iran , Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qual<lr , Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. Twelve of those' countries in the represe nted Washington conference were Organization of Petroleum Britain, France, West Gera Exporting Countries (OPEC ) many, Italy, Holland, Norway, Wednesday announced in Canada and Japan. The other Geneva a three-month freeze : discovered . : 85 Botany Sportcoats ........ ......... .............................'68.00 Tuesday night . invit.<.t tions went to Abu Dhabi, " ally parchments that appear to : augment tbe biblical account of ~ the origin of the Ten Com· ~ mandants recently have been 1 Selected Group of Fine Footwear by Florsheim Kissinger and energy chief William E. Simon were expected to hold a joint news conference on the subject at 2:30 p.m. EDT today . Countries Invited Invited to the Feb . 11 • By DICK WEST : WASffiNGTON (UP!)- Se: vera! readers have asked : whether scholars have come ~" across any more of those an~ cient scrolls that occasionally ; turn up in the Uead Sea area. : The answeris yes. ·Addition- ~ Mrs. DeLay dies Middle East, Africa, Latin with Saudi Arabia for delivery America and Asia to join the of 27 million tons of crude oil but did not say what Paris gave discussions at a later date: Two of the oil..:onsuming in return. It has been widely nations Nixon invited mean- reported that France will while were making their own exchange arms for the oil. arrangements with Arab A British official started a producers. two-week tour of Middle East The French government sblekdoms to discuss bartering Wednesday confirmed it had industrial equipment for oil. signed a three-year contract . Secretary of State Henry . A. - Dr. Clovis Maksoud, an emissary of the Arab League now touring the United Sl<ltes in an effort to offset anti-Arab sentiment, said in Washington Wednesday the oil embargo was only-a temporary measure intended to underscore "credibility about our pursuits" in the Middle East. Finance Minister Jamshid Amouzega r said of the OPEC members who produce 85 per cent of world oil imports. In other developments : -Simon said Wednesday he •• • 130 Suits) ••..•••••••.. •.•• ..•...•.•....•.• •·..•..........•.•.••••.'97.00 Sweaters & Sweater Shirt Sets I A Temorary Measure ~ story s125 Suits .•......••.•.••.••••••...•.••..•..•....•.................'93.00 Outerwear - decrease in the price of crude oil until April · i,'.' iranian. States Jan. 4, totaled 209 million barrels, compared with 214 million barrels Jan. 5, 1973. - The Justice .Department, in the fourth such suit so far charged Springfield, Mass: filling station with four instances of price gouging. , -Jan Byrne, chief of the Ch icago Department of Con- · sumer Sales, said laboratory tests show that gasoline adulterated with methane, diesel fuel and water was being sold in Chicago, and possibly elsewhere in the couatry. • Hart Schaffner & Mall • · • Topcoats- All Weather Coats, London Fo~. Puritan, Save on im¥ further price increases. approximately il to 13 per cent ·" There Will be no increase or in one month last faiL ~ Scrolls • " P. Cincinnati selected the following for the Reds: Mike Armstrong, Sea Cliff, N.Y., P; Dennie Gentry, Bethel, Okla., P; Bruce Ryals, Middleburg, Fla., OF; Scott Miller, St. Pe· tersburg, Fla., OF; Alan Ku- ' ' 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Jan. 10, 1974 , ~============================8 1 ' -Double initiative laun·c hed by Nixon REDUCED 40% Ohio teams active in I .draft round · GROUP OF MEN'S SUITS & SPORTCOATS rained in Oakland for days . Grant, meanwhjle, continued to make snide remarks about the Vikings' training facilities even though he has been warned he may be fined by •' smiNG 33 LOTION Splash-on Lotion $2.50 Value 15'12 oz. New P o lle nex Deep Heat 5 in 1 Massager Set . I. Ma•up ~ 2. Hal! Plus,,...,. with Holder SUN-HEAT LAMP 3. Hlhlal oniJ No. HP 3108 4. 1.1 bUt anlr $27.95 Value SUN LAMP BULB :011.80 Value $1672 GUM 6pack I • HM-10Al-B $14.95 Value $997 HEATING PAD 100 pet. Wet-proof • Braille Type 3 position switch 2 year guarantee $5-95 W8ve!!. This is as far as .the tranalation has progrmed. But the scro!la il!dicate the tribe is beset by a scarcity of olive oil · for their lamps. If so, the power struggle may he called off on account of · darkness. ~ Vahle f. $333 .. ' ' · ~- . �8 - The Dath Sent mel M1ddlepo I Pun e l 0 J II Ill I 17l Syracu~e News, Society I Mr and Mrs Hugh McPI a1l Scolt and Corey v1s1ted I parents Mr and Mrs R S Corson of Morgantown W Va They also v1s1ted her broll er George Corson and son "ho were V IS it ng there rro n Denver Colo Hohda>" VISitors of Mr a 1d Mrs Ernest Qmllen were Mr and Mrs Ernest Lee QUillen Addtson Mr and Mrs Jmuny Ray Qmllen and fam 1ly Rutland Mrs Hazel Ta) lor Jackson M1ss Tern Ross Mason W Va Mr and Mrs Herman Ross Mason W Va and OriS Hubbard local Anna Grace 0 1l er spenl Chnstmas week w th her son and daughter m law Mr and Mrs J1m B II 0 ler and son at Gall1pohs Mr and Mrs Hugh McPI a I Scott and Corey accompan ed by his mother spent Chnstmas Day With hiS SISler Mr and Mrs Forrest Roles and daughters of Charleston W Va Mr and Mrs James Robert Wh1te and Mary Beth of Dunbar W Va v s1ted Silllda) afternoon w1th her mother Mrs Rose Schwarz and fam ily Mason and 10 the evenmg w1th h s mother and uncle Agnes Wh1te and Richard Duckworth The group dined at the Elwood Bowers restaurant an old fn end of the Wh1tes Earl and Debbie Pickens and their grandmother Mrs Cross have returned home after spending the Chnstmas hohdays at Fellsmere Fla wtth Mr and Mrs Denver Parsons and fam1ly Vlsltm g recently at the James Teaford home was Robert Cilllmngham Athens Mrs Wanda Gwnther IS a medtcal patient at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal Mrs Hu gh McPhail of Graflon W Vn spent a econt " tkcn I he ' tl l l' s 1 M and Mrs Hugh Me Ph 1 I Scull a 1d Cm e) Mar) Bell l1le D nb 1 W V1 vstet nt.e lll\- wU her [JJend Du uth) Wa1r cr Harold and R c1 a rd Du ck Mr I tended Ihe fl nera l of Effie Gm de c N lz \1 r W Va Fnday 10rnmg I t1 c Foglesong Fillleral Home Mr and Mrs Hnwa d Well Chester road called on he1 aunt Agnes Wh te a ecenl Monda) afternoon They also HSiled h s grandmother al the Syracuse Nursmg Hon e Mrs Don Cullnll ' s ted Silllday at the home of Jl,h and Mrs lleQver McVay Alban y w t.h Mr and Mrs Thomas QUick of CoiUinbus Mr and Mrs Joe Wesncy and sons of Old Greenwich Conn and Mr and Mrs Boyd W II am of Kentucky Mrs Jamce LawsOJ at d Davtd enterta ned NeY. Year s Da) at the1r home Present were Mr and Mrs Se~,~~.nel Classifieds Get Results!@) James Teaford and Mr and M s Sampson Hall Curt Froehsh Waler Street s a med1cal pat ent al Holzer Medical Center Mr and Mrs James Teaford spent a recent Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs J m Stewart Toronto v1s1tmg Mr Teaford s only illlcle Mr and Mrs Clarence Cwn ngs Elva Dalley recently spent a few days m Newark v s1tmg her son and daughter m Ia" Mr and Mrs Jerry Da ley and l P~on~~~g:~ d n=~~~· on Can ce a t on Co ec on s 0 0 w Lle acc epted un I 9a m o Day of P b ca on REGULAT ONS Th e Pub she r ese v es he e ec an y ad s r g ht to ed o d mcd ob ee l ona Th e pu b She w no be espon s b e o mo e han on e n co ec nse lion RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 ents pe Word one n se r on M n mu m Char ge $ 00 4 ent s pe wo d h ee onsec ut ve n ser on s 'l6 en ts p e wo d s )( on sec ul e n se t ons 25 Per Cen 0 sc oun on pa d ads an d ads pa d w 11 n 0 days CARD OF T HANK S & OBITUARY $2 00 o 50 wo d m n m m Ea c ll add I ana l wo d Jc BLIND ADS Add ona l 25c Cha ge pe Adv e semen OFF CE HOUR S 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da l y B 30 a m o 2 00 Noon <;a u da y In Memorv N M E MORY 0 0 v e Wason who pas sed away an 10 9 Dee p n ou hea s you w a w a ys say Lov f.>d and r em em b e ed eve y da y W e Son Moh er B olhe an d s se s 0 I p lost T HR EE WE EK S ago n Sa em Ce nter jl l ea ma l e b eag e ba ck t.;i-O'!:{n a !Ttl wh l e na me ag on CG ar Rob er G T anne Rewa d Phon e 6 4 886 76 9 6 c J WEE K S ago n Sa em Cen e mae beag e back a ea b own and wh e Name ag on co Ia Rob e I G Tanner Rew a d Ph on e 614 886 619 76 c other relatives Mr and Mrs Chn ton P1erce Tony and Tma were Chnstmas dmner guests of thetr son Mr and Mrs Paul P~erce and sons Mason W Va Other guests were Mr and Mrs Jon Pierce and Mrs Geneva Shwnate Pomeroy Carson Hayes has been Not1ce NOTICE OF SALE n pur suan ce w lh an 0 d er of Sale n Part ton ssued out of the Court of Com m on P eas of Me 95 County Oh o n t he case at G enn I Cund ff Jr Pia nt ff vs Patr c a Cund ff Marc nko e a Defendan s be ng Case No 15 376 n sa d Court w I offer a t pub/ c auct on at the front door of the Court House at Pome rov n sad County on th e 2 st day of January 97.4 at o 00 0 Clock A M the fo low ng descr bed rea estate tow t S tua t ed n the Townsh p of Sutton County of M e gs S a e of Oh o and n th e V age of Sy acu.se DITOIING SERVICE Body Shop Ph 992 5271 L 1 co l1 H II Pomeroy 0 B I Wad e A uct oneer EXPERIENCED Radiat·o From th e arge s Truck or Bu lldozer Rad a l a t o the sma les t Heate Co e Nathan B ggs SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 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WEST • AQJ9862 '5 ~m Ho1t1l Where arc the snows of yester~ ear? asked Francms VIllon m the 16th Century Well FrancoiS to be very sc1en tiftc tbey ve melted or have been , ecycled m present vernacular - and may fall upon us agam this wmter that same fr1g1d form of H20 you mqUired about mea 1560 St11l snows are memorable things for some reason I con elude as 1 Sit here f~rmly planted m m1ddle age Why I can t 124- LANGSVILLE J3 - ac es Hom e s 2 y s ad 3 bedr oom s dau b e dose s ) Co or ed ba th W showe K tc h en has 29 ft ca b net s R ang e & Ref L arge d n ng a ea U l y Ga r a ge ba n s o ag e b dg $ 2 500 00 NEW RT 7 - 5 Hawa 8 10 Mo nta n Scene 33 Wash naton St r;:~ nht 20 - Ma~~ce 9 00 Theater 33 Room 222 6 3 G r Someth ng Extra 3 4 15 M abe Mercer & Bobby Short 20 9 :m- Bran Ke th 3 4 15 Love Amer can ~ ty e b 3 0 00 N ews 20 Dean 3 4 5 Mounta n Scene 33 w th 0 30 - Who s Man 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports 6 8 0 3 4 13 5 J anak 33 1 30 Johnny Carson 3 5 Satan Murde rs 6 IJ.ov es V llage of the Damned The M ad Ma g c an 10 The Jacka ls a 13 00 - M dn ght Spec a 3 4 Don K rshne s Rock Concert 6 The Satan Murd ers 13 1 15 - Mov e Cu r se of the Swamp Cr eature 10 2 30 - Focus on Co umbu s 4 News 4 3 30 acre 2 TEAFORD V 1rq tl B. T t•,Jiord Sar Brok·:r 1 iO Mccham c Street Pome roy, .Ohio 45769 Plus es dence o 6 room s and bath Stock and f x tur es go w th the sale of bu d ng 525 000 00 or whot w ould you o f f er Res dence of 9 cam s 4 bedroom s bath ar ge l ot of on e acr e pus b ed com r e n ta unt Ony 500 Ofl POMEROY 2 be droom a m e hom e w t h som e fur n t u e ba h g as fu r nace and l ove ly p o c h K c hen a nd d n ng Base m ent w t h washf:'r dryer hooku ps $ 5 000 00 POMEROY - Cozy 5 ooms bath ba se ment and sma I garden J u st $5 000 00 INCOME Bus ness bu ld ng and 6 roam apa tme nt Steam hea n both MOBILE HOME LOT - bn f,)O.,O(t;.Tf 992 -3325 or 992 -3615 var cty 25 Bare tend 27 Insect 10 Trust worthy Jabs 29 Th or 30 Partake 16 Spamsh pamter of 19 Fac t s 31 Luster 36 Aglow from yore 22 Soot (Old Eng) 37 Not on offermg St Nonsense 35 Red S<JIIare name 37 Abject DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Heres how to work tt I [) I I I ~ r I t \ I I I I HJYff/1) ~ One l etter s1mply stands for another In thts sample A s f or the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Sm gle l etters apostrophes the length and form atiOn of the words are all hmts Each d ay the code letters are dtfferent T5 MAC'NE55-TO 6VE: A MAN TWO LETTEiiS ICLSSEN I used CRYPTOQUOTES Now arranre the circled letlm aurpriae anawer u KSW lo form the Prill 1M SIIPRISIINSW!R here I ''[ 1 I ] -D -D" Jumhl•• STOOP CABLE FETISH LEGZQVS XZQ JBPU JBP TVXF -A K MBVVXZQ Yesterdays Cryptoquole ~STAND YOUR HALLS ARE CROWDED FAST AND THE WORLD GOES BY ELLA W WILCOX {Annoen tomorrow} ....... 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F.N l T f ,\fOR[) (,Lf.iOON tl If t,ltll?l> North Some negative double devotees carry 1l forward to cover all overcalls Others go through a fa1rly sens1ble two or three spade hm t Of course those who say they double any b1d negatively pomt out that the h1gher the b1d the more hkely that partner Will leave 1t m These h1gh level negative doubles certamly hven up the game although 1t IS joubtful wh1ch s1de benef•ts from them No th and South were play mg negattve doubles through three spades so when West made h1s preemptive three pade overcall of South s openmg club b1d North stuck m a negative double Not that we should really blame negatiVe OoUb)es for h1s action North had barely enough for a negat1ve double at the one level H1s three leve l double had to be close to SUICidal On the other hand If he d1dn t have that toy to play w1th he would have passed. We st would have played three spades and been down one after los1ng two clubs two d1amonds and a spade As 1t was South b1d four hearts 1n response to h•s partners requesl When 11 got around to East he doubled West opened the ace of spades and contmued w1th the queen wh1cn East ruffed After th1s start East st1ll made two trump tr1cks and a club for a mce 500 pomt prof It $6 500 00 REEOSVILLE 77 a cres $9 000 00 TH E ANSWE R TO YO UR HOME HUNT NG CAN BE FOU ND 'I' TH U5 CALL TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22S9 Roote 7 A bout on e acre 24 Vo ter By Oswald & James Jacoby POMEROY - 2 slo y frame $ 7 9 Supenn counter I ( Week 20 Beat the Clock 13 Ta k 23 Chcrr; (4wds ) !3 Lunch 55 - Earl N ghl nga e 15 a 00 - Wash ngton Week n Rev ew 20 Sa nford & Son 3 4 15 West V rg n a Law 33 Brady Bunch 6 3 D rty Sa lly 8 10 a 30 OddCouplel3 OzzesGrs6 LotsaLuck3 4 15 Move 8 L ke mad expletive Unscramble these four Jumbles, each square to form four ordmary words 6 00 - N ews 3 4 S 6 C" 15 ABC N ew s 3 Se same St 20 Ad er an Counsel ng Techn ques 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 CBS News B 10 H ogan s Heroes 3 7 00 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 News 0 What s My L ne 6 W Jd K ngdom 13 Elec Co 20 Spy 15 Bea l the Cock 4 Avta l on Weathe 33 7 30 - Porter Waoon er 3 Ho lywood Sauar es 4 NPw T r easure Hunt 10 To Tel The Tru h 6 Conce nt a t on 8 Wall Stree Yesterdays Answc . 3 bed oom s N ew co o ed ba th N ew fu n ace N ew H W l ank Pa ne ng & T e MIDDLEPORT ng w th Openmg lead w e s E ec r c Approv ed or Se p c Tank Ba ck op cad n Bu d ng s $4 500 00 COUNTRY STORE - 38 Contend I\ CROSS 1 Chessn an I. West Pass Pass 7 by THOMAS JOSEPH one letter to REALTY JU ST OFF RT ~ begm to say With 5 Spell 39 Bc m g But there IS the memory 01 1936 VIVId m my mmd and how bmder (Sp I 11 Forest very deep the snows of that year seemed to my seven year-<J!d 40 Mounta1 Hills legs My schoolteacher father I J;ecall would carry me on his r dges name shoulders through the worst of the dr1fts then Sit me down to U Garden 12 Extract spot walk along on scraped sidewalks the rest of the way to school 13 I ollr DOWN pop for And the great Thanksgmng snow of 1950 early and unex 1 Turkash exampl e peeled when my bnde of a year and I negotiated mcred1bly VIP 14 Faust hazardous roads between Oak Hill Oh10 and the Marshall 2 Deathly ch aracter OJllege campus at Huntmgton and then watched our vahant 1941 pal e 15 In the 3 Set n Oldsmobile gasp and dte after 1ts courageous tnp m the mtense know order (3 ( sl ) cold that followed the snow Dear Sally wds) 16 60secs That post Thanksg1vmg Saturday they actually played a We ARE on your s1de m that we feel a pregnant g1rl should 1'1 Assam 4 Catn1p footbq!l game m OJ!umbus Oh10 w•th near zero temperatures 5 Pr neely have the nght of cho1ce But we also feel you should thmk about "' s lkworm Roman b1tmg wmds and a totally-blanketed f1eld I remember llstenmg your chOice very carefull y dtscuss 1t w1th everyone concerned 18 Type of fam1ly on rad1o w1th amazement as Michigan beat OSU Without makmg and perhaps w1th a professwnal coilllselor as wei) Don t let h1gh dye 6 Queen a smgle f1rst down ~ and reahzmg for the hrst t1me that football emohon push you mto a dec1s1on you may regret - and that goes 20 Pretty(Fr) p1cture sunply wasn t canceled m Columbus a"y more than Sunday for your family s emot10ns as well as yours - HELEN AND 7 Wooden (2 core Mass would be ca nceled m the Vatican SUE wds) And fmally 1965 The Weather Bureau as 1t was sl!ll called 21 Edible +++ seaweed then I think showed a rare flash of accuracy and told us 11 was Rap 22 Br1hsh commg and to get ready on that gray Saturday morrung I was m Th1s fnend cuts on everythmg I have Her house IS b gger carb ne Charleston desperately wantmg to get home to Pt Pleasant but and prettier Her clothes are mcer and she s always co'll 23 Par1s due at a meetmg reaturmg a gemal and kmd man Sen Jennmgs parmg them to mme She shows of£ her f1gure and makes little subway 25 Anthem Randolph remarks about where mme 1sn t so great Gemal and kind though he be Sen Rllndolph IS not noted for When she gets better grades at school I hear about them but Z6 Medtcmal plant his brevtty but m this case even he was mercifully short m h1s she never mentwns the D she gets m Math 27 Son remarks Thankfully I got on the road m Charleston wh1ch was I never can thmk of the rtght things to say back to her so of bemg covered wtth 8 mches of snow and headed frymg-pan-to Adam shed know how 1t feels so I JUSt steam How can I shut off the !8 Malter f1re fashion for Mason Olunty wh1ch wolllld up frosted w1th lo (law) mches of the stuff 29 London s There are other snows many others which I recall VIVIdly Regent and I wonder why Is there some prunal mst mct that makes us and recall tunes of especially bad weather Or am I really gettmg ~lJJJWJ]l~®lk.J l<>t4W*'d wtWl ,.._ Bond 12 Frauleins old' ·AN 2 acr es 2 bed oom Mob e H om e e ga age 4 x l 8 Cel a w h s o a ge a ve mmed ate p ossess on But smce those comparisons make you miSerable avo d em f you can t adJust to them Maybe a coo i-<Jff would sh o ~ M Better Than when to keep her mouth shut - HELEN AND SUE SEND A SQUADROL POMEROY 0 Rl scnslllve Dear Rap My folks are m the other room n ght now talking about the baby I m gomg to have as 1f 1t were a puppy or a ba tch of kittens I hear words hke aborllon or adoptiOn my baby - JUSt somethmg to get over wtth as soon as poss1ble Can t they feel any lo ve for a ch1ld that w1ll be their grandson or grand daughter? All t~y thmk of IS - Sally ISn t marned so no baby My guy and I want to get marned but they say we re too yo Illig We want our ch1ld I could take care of t I know I could And m a couple of years Johnny would be out of school and could marry me Maybe before I wouldn t mmd droppmg out of classes or studymg at home I know 1t would be hard for Mom but she s the on ly one who seven half way on my s1de My dad and brothers and sisters all thmk my baby 1sn t a ny more Important than an unwanted pup I JUSt told them about bemg pregnant and they called a b•g fam1ly conference w1th me the only one not mv1ted Just because 1 m yoilllg doesn t mean I don t know how to loVe Please be on my s1de - SALLY • J93 .8 4 608 E MAIN M and F Are you sure your own msecur1ty doesn t make this fnend s ordma1 y remarks soillld hke slams !£ everyth ng she has seems b1gger prettier mcer then t s easy to get super It s HER Baby but Who Cares BY PAUL CRABTREE New ywed Game 6 13 Gu drng ghl B 10 2 30-DoclorsJ 415 EdgeofNlghtB 10 Grl nMylfe6 3 3 00 - Generation Rap 5 Sesame St 20 ABC N ews 3 I n s ghl 33 c w h powe r s ee n g good w w Ra y w heel s body m dg 5 ad a w l e I n sh & spoH ess d ea n nte or A r ea l s op pe & p ced way be ow c ty pr ces 4 D oor o w ner sm a s n e r es clea n popu ar mode News 3 4 6 8 10 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 At:K News 6 CBS News 8 10 H oga n s H eroes 13 Your Future s N ow JJ 7 00 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Bea t the Clock 4 What s My L ne I r es sa l e Bv d ng fo sa e o l ea se Pllone 773 56 8 f om 8 30 p m to 0 p m for appo n m en 3 20 tc CONCRETE KOSCOT KOSMET CS & W I GS READY MIX de ve ed ght o your We have he p oduct on hand pro ee l Fas t and easy F ee and we de ver to you per est mate!l Phone 992 3284 son a I y H e en Jane B own 992 51 3 Goeg en Ready M x Co M dd eport Oh o 2 30 fc 6 30 tf c ---· THURSDAY JANUARY 10 1974 6 00 - $2295 1972 NOVA 2 DOOR 307 v a eng ne a u om at NEIGLER S for bu d ng houses and k t chen ca b n et s Ca I G uy N eg e Rae ne Oh o 949 3604 2 20 26tc ' ---- 1121 20 27 -.}_,1! 3 10 17 Sic 5 1 fc QUALITY & THINGS FRIDAY JAN 11 1973 606 E Mam Pomero~ 0 C BRADFORD Auct oneer Comp e e Se rv ce Phone 949 382 Ra c ne Oh o C Br adfo d 01 slams - MAD & FRUSTRATED Television Log K err Street Pomeroy Oh10 MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS DICK SEYLER Owner Phone 992 2798 Residence and Mob1le Homes HOGG & ZUSPAN 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy 05 F Sh & Game CHILLICOTHE Ohio thence south 61 2 degrees east Ass oc w have a m eet ng 158 fee from the sou heast (UP!)- Thrrty trucks caught an 6 h 7 30 at Syracuse corner of the res dence of C ub Room Mart na M c Br de hence north man 1ce storm m south central 12 degrees west 87 feet then ce Ohto near here Jammed U S north 82 ~ degrees east 265 1 SH OOT NG MATCH Co n feet to the south ne of Mrs J 35 early today Pollee sa1d the Ho low Gun Cub lu n f s W Shaver s ot thence w th trucks some Jack knifed were r gh t after M l es Ceme ter y said 11e south 12 degrees east Ru and F ac o y choked 130 feet to the nor th eas t corn er sprawled about the roadway guns on y Sun day Jan 13 of a lot owned by the former for about one m1le m e~ther P m grantor W S M c Br de thenc e 0J south as 2 degrees west oo feet direct10n to the northwest comer of sa d n L V I NG ROOM s u es lot thence south 12 degrees modern and Med ter anean NOTICE TO BIDOER east 87 feet to the southwest s yes Your cho ce ol coo s Sea l ed p oposa s for he corner of sa d lot and to he n ve ve s or ny on w h furnish ng of a 1 mater al s and north 1 ne of sa d 14 foot alley Sco chga d On y S279 9S thence west along the north 1 ne perform ng a I abor for wh e th ey as t Pomeroy REMODELING of sa d ane or a ley 170 feet to Recove y 622 E Man S ee t MEIGS COUNTY JAIL the place of beg nn ng con Pome r oy Phone 992 7554 POMEROY OHIO tal n ng an acr e more or ess 1 10 a c w I be rece ved by the Co un y - - ----Except ng and reserv ng Co mm ss oner s of Me as from the aforesa d rea esta te 75 Coun y Pomeroy Oh o 45769 W I LL do sew ng n m y home feet on the west s de thereof And al so have th e new s y e on o b e for e 2 00 P M together w th th e ght to use a ng s a ves for sa e Phone Preva I ng Loca T m e 14 foot al ey wh ch was con 99 2 5866 Jan u ary 22 973 B ds T uesday veyed by Ruth E Cund ff to 85 c Kenneth Cund ff and Mary w II be opened pub c y n the m Cund ff by deed dated Februa y Comm ss oners Off ce GLI N Sh oo J an ua y 2 6 p m 8 1955 recorded n Deed Book med ate y t hereafter P oposa s Road Fac o r y M e H may be del vered o ma ed f 18 Page 639 ot th e Me gs c hoked gun s on y Assor ed ma ed send v a r eg stered County Deed Records mea ts Sponso ed by Rae ne rtftrence to wh c h s hereby ma I n t me fo b d open ng F r e Dep Separate p rop osa s w 1 be made Also except ng and 84 c ece ved as to I ows reserv ng a parcel 30 feet w de Genera Contract ad a cen t to the east s de of th e PIANO and ORGA N l essons by Plumb ng Contract parce conveyed by Ruth E gradua e of C n c nnat I Heat ng Ven t a ng Cund ff to Kenneth Cund ff and Conservatory of Mus c Mary Cund ff and desc r bed as Contra ct Gera d Hoffn er Phone 992 v E l ectr ca Contract fo lows Beg Inn ng on the north 3825 The Own er r ese ves th e ght side of the 14 foot alley and a 1 3 12t c o accept an y b d to wa ve any the southeast corner of that es n b ds and certa n parce con vey ed by oral nforma T NG Ma c h Rae ne Gun Ruth E Cund ff to Kenneth or tor e ee l any or al b ds a h s SHOO C ub Sunday Jan 3 I p m Cund ff and Mary Cund ff by d scret on Assor t ed mea s fa c io y dd er s to d es g nate on th e B deed recorded c Deed Book 18 c hoked gu n s only envelope that t s a sea ed b d Paoe 639 of the Me gs County I e of the pro ec name and 1 9 Jt' Deed Records th ence n an easterly direct on along the address of b dde and d v so n NCOME Tax Serv Cf' 9 a m o of work b d upon north s de of sa d al ey 30 feet 5 p m Oa y except Su nday Draw nas and soec f ca t ons thence north 12 degrees west 187 even ng s by appo ntm ent may be obta n ed fr om Ees ey teet to the north I n e of the sa d L ee & Vargo Ar c h tect s 326 on y Co R d 22 off R 7 one acre par cel thence south bypass Ph on e Wanda Eb n Front S r eef Mar ella Oh o B2 h degrees west 30 f eet to th e 992 2272 northeast corner of the land 45750 upon re ce pt of a depos t 2 10 c convered to Kenneth an d Ma y of S25 00 wh c h w I b e r efunded - - ---- - f the documents are returned Cund f as aforesa d thence unma rked and n good cond on south 12 degrees eas 187 feet follow ng t h e east ne of sa d w th n ten <10 ) days a ft er b d Cund If land to the p ace of due date Shou d no p opo sa ls beg nn ng b eing a parcel of be subm tted and t he draw ngs Pomeroy B,owl ng Lanes land tr ont ng 30 feet on sa d not be return ed I ve 5 days Tu esday Afternoon L eague befor e the b d due date th e fu l alley and ex tend ng north er y at Dec 31 1973 w I be that w dth to the nor t h end of amoun t of he depos Team Stand1ngs forte t ed sa d one ac r e parc e tog eth e W L proposa s must ca nt an A with the right to use n common Roya l Crown Bot I n g 75 37 with a I Othe persons a wful y the name of eve y p er so n n a st of Fr end y Tavern 68 44 ere sted the re n ent tied to use the same the 4 58 64 proposed subcontr acto s an d No ' foot alley on the south s de ot 49 63 be ac co mpan ed by .., d secur ty Foes Run Boc k the rea estate here n convey ed 44 68 n h e form of a sure ty bond or No and extend ng nto the publ c No 1 42 70 highway as a means of ogress cert fed c hec k n the a moun of Team H gh Game Roy a and egress to and from th e sa d 5 pe cen t of th e tot a va u e of C own Boll ng 504 the b d pus th e to al value of 30 foot parcel to the pub c h gh :ream H gh Seres - Roya add t ve a ernat e wo k 8 d way Crown Bo ng 401 A so the to low ng desc r bed secur ty w I be returned w th n nd H gh Game P at en 10 days at er cont ac f o real estate s tua ed n t he Ca son 206 Betty Sm h and he work has been executed County of Me gs and State of Be y Wh la tch 187 F a u e of any b dde to en e Ohio and n 100 Acre Lot No nd H gh Ser es Pat nto and exec u e a contract fo 299 n Town No 7 and Range No 13 of the Oh o Company s t he work cove r ed by th e Ca son 528 Betty Sm h 507 Purchase and bounded and p oposal he has subm tted sha I Wedn esda y Early B.rd cause the b d secur t y o described as to ows to w t January 2 1974 Beo nn ng at th e sout heast be come forte ted by the b dder Team Standmgs to the Owner as 1 qu dated corner of the sa d John Me W L Brides 6 93 100 acr e lot n sa id damages and not as a p ena ty He ens Beau v Shop 16 0 100 Acre Lot No 299 thence becau se of suc h fa lu e on he Ben Tom Cnrn nQrth 95 feet then ce wes t 100 pa I of the b dd er Bids may n ot Bertha s G ocery 0 6 be w hdrawn ess t han 45 days feet thence sou t h 87 feet Raw ngs Auto Pa ts 6 0 thence east 100 feet to th e pl ace after sub m fl ed E ach b dder sh all n the Roush s Land g of beg nn ng ' S ewa Hdw event he s the accepted b dder 01 16 Deed Reference Vo ume 202 Team H gh Game fu n sh both performance and Ber Page 55 Me gs County D eed pay m ent (Sepa ateJ bond s n a tha s G oc er y 82 7 Records ..1 Team H gh Se es He l en s The appra sed value of the fQrm sa sfactory o h e Owner n the amount of 00 percen of Beau y Shop 23 17 rea l estate s S2 soo 00 he co nt act pr ce guaran nd H gh Game Jean sad real estate s s tuat ed on Warner 195 Louse Ha r son Carroll Street Carro I Street tee ng th e s uccessfu com 78 intersects State Route No 24 pet on ot he work b d upon and nd H gh Ser es an on the east and s a dead end payme nt o f all ob ga ons s ng ther et om A <..omb n ed enk ns 495 Fl os s e Ma)(son tow8rd the west There s no aperfo mance and paymen t>ond 484 house number s not accep tab e Ttrm s of sa l e cash n hand upor) ael very of deed Rober C ar k Cha rman FOR RENT Robert C Hertenbach oom over w ne Me gs County SL EEP NG Sheriff of Comm ss oner s sto e n Pomeroy Reference Me os County requ ed Ca 992 5293 Pome oy Oh o Pomeroy Oh o ( 2 20 27 ( ) 1 o Al e 1 0 fc W e Stnp Pamt Varntsh es etc from Furn lure Antiqu es Modern M etals W e buy Ant ques Collec flbles etc P1c k up Serv ce Ava table REPAIR EXPERT Wheel Alignment o 26 tc Beb nn ng at an ron p n on ICE STORM the north s de of a .. too a t ey STRIPPERS Bu It t o Your Spec s De livered to Job $tie POMEROY HOME & AUTO AKC Toy Poode $75 00 S amese K Phone 256 624 y sZ\"», . ,... Dick's Hoard House Rad1ator Spec1al sf Pets For Sale SH OO lN G MA T CH For ked Run Spo tsman Cub noon u ay F ac ory choked guns • ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSF.S S!Jte •a~m fu e and Ca\ualtv CC'Ilpanv PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Night992 3525 or 992 5232 All work guaranteed Phone 992 7155 Consignments ac cepted lOam to6 p m . datiY or w1ll pay cash for your household 1tems stalled Area s Most Reasonable Pr ces M ddleport Oh10 SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM W ater L nes a nd Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contrac t Al so dozer work and sept c ta nk s m Pamllng A Specialty Ca l Stephen C Snowden 553 Russe ll St I Gravel H Il l 14 R1vers1de Dr Athens OhiO 0 Gene's HOME INSURANCE B&G AUCTION returned home after bemg a surg1 cal pat1en t at Holzer Med1cal Center V•s•tmg at the James Teaford home recently was Jerry Lee Rowe of the U S Army statwned m Georg1a R1chard Duckworth spent three days w1th h1s mece Mr and Mrs James Gmnsler and Kitly Pickenngton and Mr and Mrs Larry Jones and Demse Davis Gahanna He also VISIted Mr and Mrs Donald Frank m Nelsonville BUSiness . servlces . r INFORMATION DEADLINES 9- T~e Datly Scntmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 10 1974 a:e;W1!th£tit!l iJHAT K ND OF A 8ROT>IER ARE ~OV AN ~WM ' I.4• fhe b1dd1ng has been 10 Eaol South West Norlh Pass 2+ Pass 3. Pass 2• Pass 4N T Pass Pass 5NT Pass Pass ? Pass You South, hold • K J 6 5 •2 +A Q 10 6 5 .K 4 3 A - Just bid lib: SJN> tea a: u~ IN !3ROTHERHOOD 71 I L 5s•• What do you do now"' DON T l(OU BELIEVE .. I �8 - The Dath Sent mel M1ddlepo I Pun e l 0 J II Ill I 17l Syracu~e News, Society I Mr and Mrs Hugh McPI a1l Scolt and Corey v1s1ted I parents Mr and Mrs R S Corson of Morgantown W Va They also v1s1ted her broll er George Corson and son "ho were V IS it ng there rro n Denver Colo Hohda>" VISitors of Mr a 1d Mrs Ernest Qmllen were Mr and Mrs Ernest Lee QUillen Addtson Mr and Mrs Jmuny Ray Qmllen and fam 1ly Rutland Mrs Hazel Ta) lor Jackson M1ss Tern Ross Mason W Va Mr and Mrs Herman Ross Mason W Va and OriS Hubbard local Anna Grace 0 1l er spenl Chnstmas week w th her son and daughter m law Mr and Mrs J1m B II 0 ler and son at Gall1pohs Mr and Mrs Hugh McPI a I Scott and Corey accompan ed by his mother spent Chnstmas Day With hiS SISler Mr and Mrs Forrest Roles and daughters of Charleston W Va Mr and Mrs James Robert Wh1te and Mary Beth of Dunbar W Va v s1ted Silllda) afternoon w1th her mother Mrs Rose Schwarz and fam ily Mason and 10 the evenmg w1th h s mother and uncle Agnes Wh1te and Richard Duckworth The group dined at the Elwood Bowers restaurant an old fn end of the Wh1tes Earl and Debbie Pickens and their grandmother Mrs Cross have returned home after spending the Chnstmas hohdays at Fellsmere Fla wtth Mr and Mrs Denver Parsons and fam1ly Vlsltm g recently at the James Teaford home was Robert Cilllmngham Athens Mrs Wanda Gwnther IS a medtcal patient at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal Mrs Hu gh McPhail of Graflon W Vn spent a econt " tkcn I he ' tl l l' s 1 M and Mrs Hugh Me Ph 1 I Scull a 1d Cm e) Mar) Bell l1le D nb 1 W V1 vstet nt.e lll\- wU her [JJend Du uth) Wa1r cr Harold and R c1 a rd Du ck Mr I tended Ihe fl nera l of Effie Gm de c N lz \1 r W Va Fnday 10rnmg I t1 c Foglesong Fillleral Home Mr and Mrs Hnwa d Well Chester road called on he1 aunt Agnes Wh te a ecenl Monda) afternoon They also HSiled h s grandmother al the Syracuse Nursmg Hon e Mrs Don Cullnll ' s ted Silllday at the home of Jl,h and Mrs lleQver McVay Alban y w t.h Mr and Mrs Thomas QUick of CoiUinbus Mr and Mrs Joe Wesncy and sons of Old Greenwich Conn and Mr and Mrs Boyd W II am of Kentucky Mrs Jamce LawsOJ at d Davtd enterta ned NeY. Year s Da) at the1r home Present were Mr and Mrs Se~,~~.nel Classifieds Get Results!@) James Teaford and Mr and M s Sampson Hall Curt Froehsh Waler Street s a med1cal pat ent al Holzer Medical Center Mr and Mrs James Teaford spent a recent Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs J m Stewart Toronto v1s1tmg Mr Teaford s only illlcle Mr and Mrs Clarence Cwn ngs Elva Dalley recently spent a few days m Newark v s1tmg her son and daughter m Ia" Mr and Mrs Jerry Da ley and l P~on~~~g:~ d n=~~~· on Can ce a t on Co ec on s 0 0 w Lle acc epted un I 9a m o Day of P b ca on REGULAT ONS Th e Pub she r ese v es he e ec an y ad s r g ht to ed o d mcd ob ee l ona Th e pu b She w no be espon s b e o mo e han on e n co ec nse lion RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 ents pe Word one n se r on M n mu m Char ge $ 00 4 ent s pe wo d h ee onsec ut ve n ser on s 'l6 en ts p e wo d s )( on sec ul e n se t ons 25 Per Cen 0 sc oun on pa d ads an d ads pa d w 11 n 0 days CARD OF T HANK S & OBITUARY $2 00 o 50 wo d m n m m Ea c ll add I ana l wo d Jc BLIND ADS Add ona l 25c Cha ge pe Adv e semen OFF CE HOUR S 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da l y B 30 a m o 2 00 Noon <;a u da y In Memorv N M E MORY 0 0 v e Wason who pas sed away an 10 9 Dee p n ou hea s you w a w a ys say Lov f.>d and r em em b e ed eve y da y W e Son Moh er B olhe an d s se s 0 I p lost T HR EE WE EK S ago n Sa em Ce nter jl l ea ma l e b eag e ba ck t.;i-O'!:{n a !Ttl wh l e na me ag on CG ar Rob er G T anne Rewa d Phon e 6 4 886 76 9 6 c J WEE K S ago n Sa em Cen e mae beag e back a ea b own and wh e Name ag on co Ia Rob e I G Tanner Rew a d Ph on e 614 886 619 76 c other relatives Mr and Mrs Chn ton P1erce Tony and Tma were Chnstmas dmner guests of thetr son Mr and Mrs Paul P~erce and sons Mason W Va Other guests were Mr and Mrs Jon Pierce and Mrs Geneva Shwnate Pomeroy Carson Hayes has been Not1ce NOTICE OF SALE n pur suan ce w lh an 0 d er of Sale n Part ton ssued out of the Court of Com m on P eas of Me 95 County Oh o n t he case at G enn I Cund ff Jr Pia nt ff vs Patr c a Cund ff Marc nko e a Defendan s be ng Case No 15 376 n sa d Court w I offer a t pub/ c auct on at the front door of the Court House at Pome rov n sad County on th e 2 st day of January 97.4 at o 00 0 Clock A M the fo low ng descr bed rea estate tow t S tua t ed n the Townsh p of Sutton County of M e gs S a e of Oh o and n th e V age of Sy acu.se DITOIING SERVICE Body Shop Ph 992 5271 L 1 co l1 H II Pomeroy 0 B I Wad e A uct oneer EXPERIENCED Radiat·o From th e arge s Truck or Bu lldozer Rad a l a t o the sma les t Heate Co e Nathan B ggs SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy Ph 992 2114 "c Local Bowling M as on W V a '5.55 On Most Amer can Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES and - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Open 8 Til s Monda~ thru Saturday ·----- --- EXCAVAT NG dozer oader and backhoe work sep c anks nstal ed dump t ru c ks and l o boys f a h r e w I hau t 1 d rt op so 1 mestone and grave Ca l Bob o Roger elfers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 51J2 P upp es en s $ 5 2 I fc D OZER work and cl ea r ng by h e acre hourly or contract fa r m pond s oads et c La ge dozer and operator w th over 20 years expe ence Pu ns Excavat ng Pome oy Oh o P.,one 992 2478 2 9 ti c 1 1970 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO L oca ow ner new ca r a de J50 V 8 eng ne au to m a t c power st eer n g & b r akes fac a y a rad o spot ess c ea n b ue n er c w h s l ve g r ey n sh v n y l oo A n ce on e 8 1971 DODGE CORONET 9 VB eng e a u oma t c n te a da k bl ue A&A HEATING INSTALLING AND PHONE 843-2341 P&J HEATING AND COOLING GAS and OIL SALES & SERVICE Restdence commerctal or mobtle hom es Save on parts & labor 215 N 2nd A ve Middleport Phone 992 3509 EL N A and Wh t e Sew n g Mach ne s Serv ce on a I makes Reasonab l e a es The Sew n g Cente M d d epo t Oh o 6 fc PRICE CONSTRUCTION Roof ng spo u ng k chens and ba th r oo m s Comp l e t e remodel ng Phon e 742 62 3 2 3 fc DOZER and back hoe work pond s and sep c an k s d ch ng se r v ce op so I f I d rt mes on e B&K Ex cava l ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 386 Help Wanted ------- ~ PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 llfE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. 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WEST • AQJ9862 '5 ~m Ho1t1l Where arc the snows of yester~ ear? asked Francms VIllon m the 16th Century Well FrancoiS to be very sc1en tiftc tbey ve melted or have been , ecycled m present vernacular - and may fall upon us agam this wmter that same fr1g1d form of H20 you mqUired about mea 1560 St11l snows are memorable things for some reason I con elude as 1 Sit here f~rmly planted m m1ddle age Why I can t 124- LANGSVILLE J3 - ac es Hom e s 2 y s ad 3 bedr oom s dau b e dose s ) Co or ed ba th W showe K tc h en has 29 ft ca b net s R ang e & Ref L arge d n ng a ea U l y Ga r a ge ba n s o ag e b dg $ 2 500 00 NEW RT 7 - 5 Hawa 8 10 Mo nta n Scene 33 Wash naton St r;:~ nht 20 - Ma~~ce 9 00 Theater 33 Room 222 6 3 G r Someth ng Extra 3 4 15 M abe Mercer & Bobby Short 20 9 :m- Bran Ke th 3 4 15 Love Amer can ~ ty e b 3 0 00 N ews 20 Dean 3 4 5 Mounta n Scene 33 w th 0 30 - Who s Man 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports 6 8 0 3 4 13 5 J anak 33 1 30 Johnny Carson 3 5 Satan Murde rs 6 IJ.ov es V llage of the Damned The M ad Ma g c an 10 The Jacka ls a 13 00 - M dn ght Spec a 3 4 Don K rshne s Rock Concert 6 The Satan Murd ers 13 1 15 - Mov e Cu r se of the Swamp Cr eature 10 2 30 - Focus on Co umbu s 4 News 4 3 30 acre 2 TEAFORD V 1rq tl B. T t•,Jiord Sar Brok·:r 1 iO Mccham c Street Pome roy, .Ohio 45769 Plus es dence o 6 room s and bath Stock and f x tur es go w th the sale of bu d ng 525 000 00 or whot w ould you o f f er Res dence of 9 cam s 4 bedroom s bath ar ge l ot of on e acr e pus b ed com r e n ta unt Ony 500 Ofl POMEROY 2 be droom a m e hom e w t h som e fur n t u e ba h g as fu r nace and l ove ly p o c h K c hen a nd d n ng Base m ent w t h washf:'r dryer hooku ps $ 5 000 00 POMEROY - Cozy 5 ooms bath ba se ment and sma I garden J u st $5 000 00 INCOME Bus ness bu ld ng and 6 roam apa tme nt Steam hea n both MOBILE HOME LOT - bn f,)O.,O(t;.Tf 992 -3325 or 992 -3615 var cty 25 Bare tend 27 Insect 10 Trust worthy Jabs 29 Th or 30 Partake 16 Spamsh pamter of 19 Fac t s 31 Luster 36 Aglow from yore 22 Soot (Old Eng) 37 Not on offermg St Nonsense 35 Red S<JIIare name 37 Abject DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Heres how to work tt I [) I I I ~ r I t \ I I I I HJYff/1) ~ One l etter s1mply stands for another In thts sample A s f or the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Sm gle l etters apostrophes the length and form atiOn of the words are all hmts Each d ay the code letters are dtfferent T5 MAC'NE55-TO 6VE: A MAN TWO LETTEiiS ICLSSEN I used CRYPTOQUOTES Now arranre the circled letlm aurpriae anawer u KSW lo form the Prill 1M SIIPRISIINSW!R here I ''[ 1 I ] -D -D" Jumhl•• STOOP CABLE FETISH LEGZQVS XZQ JBPU JBP TVXF -A K MBVVXZQ Yesterdays Cryptoquole ~STAND YOUR HALLS ARE CROWDED FAST AND THE WORLD GOES BY ELLA W WILCOX {Annoen tomorrow} ....... 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F.N l T f ,\fOR[) (,Lf.iOON tl If t,ltll?l> North Some negative double devotees carry 1l forward to cover all overcalls Others go through a fa1rly sens1ble two or three spade hm t Of course those who say they double any b1d negatively pomt out that the h1gher the b1d the more hkely that partner Will leave 1t m These h1gh level negative doubles certamly hven up the game although 1t IS joubtful wh1ch s1de benef•ts from them No th and South were play mg negattve doubles through three spades so when West made h1s preemptive three pade overcall of South s openmg club b1d North stuck m a negative double Not that we should really blame negatiVe OoUb)es for h1s action North had barely enough for a negat1ve double at the one level H1s three leve l double had to be close to SUICidal On the other hand If he d1dn t have that toy to play w1th he would have passed. We st would have played three spades and been down one after los1ng two clubs two d1amonds and a spade As 1t was South b1d four hearts 1n response to h•s partners requesl When 11 got around to East he doubled West opened the ace of spades and contmued w1th the queen wh1cn East ruffed After th1s start East st1ll made two trump tr1cks and a club for a mce 500 pomt prof It $6 500 00 REEOSVILLE 77 a cres $9 000 00 TH E ANSWE R TO YO UR HOME HUNT NG CAN BE FOU ND 'I' TH U5 CALL TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22S9 Roote 7 A bout on e acre 24 Vo ter By Oswald & James Jacoby POMEROY - 2 slo y frame $ 7 9 Supenn counter I ( Week 20 Beat the Clock 13 Ta k 23 Chcrr; (4wds ) !3 Lunch 55 - Earl N ghl nga e 15 a 00 - Wash ngton Week n Rev ew 20 Sa nford & Son 3 4 15 West V rg n a Law 33 Brady Bunch 6 3 D rty Sa lly 8 10 a 30 OddCouplel3 OzzesGrs6 LotsaLuck3 4 15 Move 8 L ke mad expletive Unscramble these four Jumbles, each square to form four ordmary words 6 00 - N ews 3 4 S 6 C" 15 ABC N ew s 3 Se same St 20 Ad er an Counsel ng Techn ques 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 CBS News B 10 H ogan s Heroes 3 7 00 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 News 0 What s My L ne 6 W Jd K ngdom 13 Elec Co 20 Spy 15 Bea l the Cock 4 Avta l on Weathe 33 7 30 - Porter Waoon er 3 Ho lywood Sauar es 4 NPw T r easure Hunt 10 To Tel The Tru h 6 Conce nt a t on 8 Wall Stree Yesterdays Answc . 3 bed oom s N ew co o ed ba th N ew fu n ace N ew H W l ank Pa ne ng & T e MIDDLEPORT ng w th Openmg lead w e s E ec r c Approv ed or Se p c Tank Ba ck op cad n Bu d ng s $4 500 00 COUNTRY STORE - 38 Contend I\ CROSS 1 Chessn an I. West Pass Pass 7 by THOMAS JOSEPH one letter to REALTY JU ST OFF RT ~ begm to say With 5 Spell 39 Bc m g But there IS the memory 01 1936 VIVId m my mmd and how bmder (Sp I 11 Forest very deep the snows of that year seemed to my seven year-<J!d 40 Mounta1 Hills legs My schoolteacher father I J;ecall would carry me on his r dges name shoulders through the worst of the dr1fts then Sit me down to U Garden 12 Extract spot walk along on scraped sidewalks the rest of the way to school 13 I ollr DOWN pop for And the great Thanksgmng snow of 1950 early and unex 1 Turkash exampl e peeled when my bnde of a year and I negotiated mcred1bly VIP 14 Faust hazardous roads between Oak Hill Oh10 and the Marshall 2 Deathly ch aracter OJllege campus at Huntmgton and then watched our vahant 1941 pal e 15 In the 3 Set n Oldsmobile gasp and dte after 1ts courageous tnp m the mtense know order (3 ( sl ) cold that followed the snow Dear Sally wds) 16 60secs That post Thanksg1vmg Saturday they actually played a We ARE on your s1de m that we feel a pregnant g1rl should 1'1 Assam 4 Catn1p footbq!l game m OJ!umbus Oh10 w•th near zero temperatures 5 Pr neely have the nght of cho1ce But we also feel you should thmk about "' s lkworm Roman b1tmg wmds and a totally-blanketed f1eld I remember llstenmg your chOice very carefull y dtscuss 1t w1th everyone concerned 18 Type of fam1ly on rad1o w1th amazement as Michigan beat OSU Without makmg and perhaps w1th a professwnal coilllselor as wei) Don t let h1gh dye 6 Queen a smgle f1rst down ~ and reahzmg for the hrst t1me that football emohon push you mto a dec1s1on you may regret - and that goes 20 Pretty(Fr) p1cture sunply wasn t canceled m Columbus a"y more than Sunday for your family s emot10ns as well as yours - HELEN AND 7 Wooden (2 core Mass would be ca nceled m the Vatican SUE wds) And fmally 1965 The Weather Bureau as 1t was sl!ll called 21 Edible +++ seaweed then I think showed a rare flash of accuracy and told us 11 was Rap 22 Br1hsh commg and to get ready on that gray Saturday morrung I was m Th1s fnend cuts on everythmg I have Her house IS b gger carb ne Charleston desperately wantmg to get home to Pt Pleasant but and prettier Her clothes are mcer and she s always co'll 23 Par1s due at a meetmg reaturmg a gemal and kmd man Sen Jennmgs parmg them to mme She shows of£ her f1gure and makes little subway 25 Anthem Randolph remarks about where mme 1sn t so great Gemal and kind though he be Sen Rllndolph IS not noted for When she gets better grades at school I hear about them but Z6 Medtcmal plant his brevtty but m this case even he was mercifully short m h1s she never mentwns the D she gets m Math 27 Son remarks Thankfully I got on the road m Charleston wh1ch was I never can thmk of the rtght things to say back to her so of bemg covered wtth 8 mches of snow and headed frymg-pan-to Adam shed know how 1t feels so I JUSt steam How can I shut off the !8 Malter f1re fashion for Mason Olunty wh1ch wolllld up frosted w1th lo (law) mches of the stuff 29 London s There are other snows many others which I recall VIVIdly Regent and I wonder why Is there some prunal mst mct that makes us and recall tunes of especially bad weather Or am I really gettmg ~lJJJWJ]l~®lk.J l<>t4W*'d wtWl ,.._ Bond 12 Frauleins old' ·AN 2 acr es 2 bed oom Mob e H om e e ga age 4 x l 8 Cel a w h s o a ge a ve mmed ate p ossess on But smce those comparisons make you miSerable avo d em f you can t adJust to them Maybe a coo i-<Jff would sh o ~ M Better Than when to keep her mouth shut - HELEN AND SUE SEND A SQUADROL POMEROY 0 Rl scnslllve Dear Rap My folks are m the other room n ght now talking about the baby I m gomg to have as 1f 1t were a puppy or a ba tch of kittens I hear words hke aborllon or adoptiOn my baby - JUSt somethmg to get over wtth as soon as poss1ble Can t they feel any lo ve for a ch1ld that w1ll be their grandson or grand daughter? All t~y thmk of IS - Sally ISn t marned so no baby My guy and I want to get marned but they say we re too yo Illig We want our ch1ld I could take care of t I know I could And m a couple of years Johnny would be out of school and could marry me Maybe before I wouldn t mmd droppmg out of classes or studymg at home I know 1t would be hard for Mom but she s the on ly one who seven half way on my s1de My dad and brothers and sisters all thmk my baby 1sn t a ny more Important than an unwanted pup I JUSt told them about bemg pregnant and they called a b•g fam1ly conference w1th me the only one not mv1ted Just because 1 m yoilllg doesn t mean I don t know how to loVe Please be on my s1de - SALLY • J93 .8 4 608 E MAIN M and F Are you sure your own msecur1ty doesn t make this fnend s ordma1 y remarks soillld hke slams !£ everyth ng she has seems b1gger prettier mcer then t s easy to get super It s HER Baby but Who Cares BY PAUL CRABTREE New ywed Game 6 13 Gu drng ghl B 10 2 30-DoclorsJ 415 EdgeofNlghtB 10 Grl nMylfe6 3 3 00 - Generation Rap 5 Sesame St 20 ABC N ews 3 I n s ghl 33 c w h powe r s ee n g good w w Ra y w heel s body m dg 5 ad a w l e I n sh & spoH ess d ea n nte or A r ea l s op pe & p ced way be ow c ty pr ces 4 D oor o w ner sm a s n e r es clea n popu ar mode News 3 4 6 8 10 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 At:K News 6 CBS News 8 10 H oga n s H eroes 13 Your Future s N ow JJ 7 00 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Bea t the Clock 4 What s My L ne I r es sa l e Bv d ng fo sa e o l ea se Pllone 773 56 8 f om 8 30 p m to 0 p m for appo n m en 3 20 tc CONCRETE KOSCOT KOSMET CS & W I GS READY MIX de ve ed ght o your We have he p oduct on hand pro ee l Fas t and easy F ee and we de ver to you per est mate!l Phone 992 3284 son a I y H e en Jane B own 992 51 3 Goeg en Ready M x Co M dd eport Oh o 2 30 fc 6 30 tf c ---· THURSDAY JANUARY 10 1974 6 00 - $2295 1972 NOVA 2 DOOR 307 v a eng ne a u om at NEIGLER S for bu d ng houses and k t chen ca b n et s Ca I G uy N eg e Rae ne Oh o 949 3604 2 20 26tc ' ---- 1121 20 27 -.}_,1! 3 10 17 Sic 5 1 fc QUALITY & THINGS FRIDAY JAN 11 1973 606 E Mam Pomero~ 0 C BRADFORD Auct oneer Comp e e Se rv ce Phone 949 382 Ra c ne Oh o C Br adfo d 01 slams - MAD & FRUSTRATED Television Log K err Street Pomeroy Oh10 MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS DICK SEYLER Owner Phone 992 2798 Residence and Mob1le Homes HOGG & ZUSPAN 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy 05 F Sh & Game CHILLICOTHE Ohio thence south 61 2 degrees east Ass oc w have a m eet ng 158 fee from the sou heast (UP!)- Thrrty trucks caught an 6 h 7 30 at Syracuse corner of the res dence of C ub Room Mart na M c Br de hence north man 1ce storm m south central 12 degrees west 87 feet then ce Ohto near here Jammed U S north 82 ~ degrees east 265 1 SH OOT NG MATCH Co n feet to the south ne of Mrs J 35 early today Pollee sa1d the Ho low Gun Cub lu n f s W Shaver s ot thence w th trucks some Jack knifed were r gh t after M l es Ceme ter y said 11e south 12 degrees east Ru and F ac o y choked 130 feet to the nor th eas t corn er sprawled about the roadway guns on y Sun day Jan 13 of a lot owned by the former for about one m1le m e~ther P m grantor W S M c Br de thenc e 0J south as 2 degrees west oo feet direct10n to the northwest comer of sa d n L V I NG ROOM s u es lot thence south 12 degrees modern and Med ter anean NOTICE TO BIDOER east 87 feet to the southwest s yes Your cho ce ol coo s Sea l ed p oposa s for he corner of sa d lot and to he n ve ve s or ny on w h furnish ng of a 1 mater al s and north 1 ne of sa d 14 foot alley Sco chga d On y S279 9S thence west along the north 1 ne perform ng a I abor for wh e th ey as t Pomeroy REMODELING of sa d ane or a ley 170 feet to Recove y 622 E Man S ee t MEIGS COUNTY JAIL the place of beg nn ng con Pome r oy Phone 992 7554 POMEROY OHIO tal n ng an acr e more or ess 1 10 a c w I be rece ved by the Co un y - - ----Except ng and reserv ng Co mm ss oner s of Me as from the aforesa d rea esta te 75 Coun y Pomeroy Oh o 45769 W I LL do sew ng n m y home feet on the west s de thereof And al so have th e new s y e on o b e for e 2 00 P M together w th th e ght to use a ng s a ves for sa e Phone Preva I ng Loca T m e 14 foot al ey wh ch was con 99 2 5866 Jan u ary 22 973 B ds T uesday veyed by Ruth E Cund ff to 85 c Kenneth Cund ff and Mary w II be opened pub c y n the m Cund ff by deed dated Februa y Comm ss oners Off ce GLI N Sh oo J an ua y 2 6 p m 8 1955 recorded n Deed Book med ate y t hereafter P oposa s Road Fac o r y M e H may be del vered o ma ed f 18 Page 639 ot th e Me gs c hoked gun s on y Assor ed ma ed send v a r eg stered County Deed Records mea ts Sponso ed by Rae ne rtftrence to wh c h s hereby ma I n t me fo b d open ng F r e Dep Separate p rop osa s w 1 be made Also except ng and 84 c ece ved as to I ows reserv ng a parcel 30 feet w de Genera Contract ad a cen t to the east s de of th e PIANO and ORGA N l essons by Plumb ng Contract parce conveyed by Ruth E gradua e of C n c nnat I Heat ng Ven t a ng Cund ff to Kenneth Cund ff and Conservatory of Mus c Mary Cund ff and desc r bed as Contra ct Gera d Hoffn er Phone 992 v E l ectr ca Contract fo lows Beg Inn ng on the north 3825 The Own er r ese ves th e ght side of the 14 foot alley and a 1 3 12t c o accept an y b d to wa ve any the southeast corner of that es n b ds and certa n parce con vey ed by oral nforma T NG Ma c h Rae ne Gun Ruth E Cund ff to Kenneth or tor e ee l any or al b ds a h s SHOO C ub Sunday Jan 3 I p m Cund ff and Mary Cund ff by d scret on Assor t ed mea s fa c io y dd er s to d es g nate on th e B deed recorded c Deed Book 18 c hoked gu n s only envelope that t s a sea ed b d Paoe 639 of the Me gs County I e of the pro ec name and 1 9 Jt' Deed Records th ence n an easterly direct on along the address of b dde and d v so n NCOME Tax Serv Cf' 9 a m o of work b d upon north s de of sa d al ey 30 feet 5 p m Oa y except Su nday Draw nas and soec f ca t ons thence north 12 degrees west 187 even ng s by appo ntm ent may be obta n ed fr om Ees ey teet to the north I n e of the sa d L ee & Vargo Ar c h tect s 326 on y Co R d 22 off R 7 one acre par cel thence south bypass Ph on e Wanda Eb n Front S r eef Mar ella Oh o B2 h degrees west 30 f eet to th e 992 2272 northeast corner of the land 45750 upon re ce pt of a depos t 2 10 c convered to Kenneth an d Ma y of S25 00 wh c h w I b e r efunded - - ---- - f the documents are returned Cund f as aforesa d thence unma rked and n good cond on south 12 degrees eas 187 feet follow ng t h e east ne of sa d w th n ten <10 ) days a ft er b d Cund If land to the p ace of due date Shou d no p opo sa ls beg nn ng b eing a parcel of be subm tted and t he draw ngs Pomeroy B,owl ng Lanes land tr ont ng 30 feet on sa d not be return ed I ve 5 days Tu esday Afternoon L eague befor e the b d due date th e fu l alley and ex tend ng north er y at Dec 31 1973 w I be that w dth to the nor t h end of amoun t of he depos Team Stand1ngs forte t ed sa d one ac r e parc e tog eth e W L proposa s must ca nt an A with the right to use n common Roya l Crown Bot I n g 75 37 with a I Othe persons a wful y the name of eve y p er so n n a st of Fr end y Tavern 68 44 ere sted the re n ent tied to use the same the 4 58 64 proposed subcontr acto s an d No ' foot alley on the south s de ot 49 63 be ac co mpan ed by .., d secur ty Foes Run Boc k the rea estate here n convey ed 44 68 n h e form of a sure ty bond or No and extend ng nto the publ c No 1 42 70 highway as a means of ogress cert fed c hec k n the a moun of Team H gh Game Roy a and egress to and from th e sa d 5 pe cen t of th e tot a va u e of C own Boll ng 504 the b d pus th e to al value of 30 foot parcel to the pub c h gh :ream H gh Seres - Roya add t ve a ernat e wo k 8 d way Crown Bo ng 401 A so the to low ng desc r bed secur ty w I be returned w th n nd H gh Game P at en 10 days at er cont ac f o real estate s tua ed n t he Ca son 206 Betty Sm h and he work has been executed County of Me gs and State of Be y Wh la tch 187 F a u e of any b dde to en e Ohio and n 100 Acre Lot No nd H gh Ser es Pat nto and exec u e a contract fo 299 n Town No 7 and Range No 13 of the Oh o Company s t he work cove r ed by th e Ca son 528 Betty Sm h 507 Purchase and bounded and p oposal he has subm tted sha I Wedn esda y Early B.rd cause the b d secur t y o described as to ows to w t January 2 1974 Beo nn ng at th e sout heast be come forte ted by the b dder Team Standmgs to the Owner as 1 qu dated corner of the sa d John Me W L Brides 6 93 100 acr e lot n sa id damages and not as a p ena ty He ens Beau v Shop 16 0 100 Acre Lot No 299 thence becau se of suc h fa lu e on he Ben Tom Cnrn nQrth 95 feet then ce wes t 100 pa I of the b dd er Bids may n ot Bertha s G ocery 0 6 be w hdrawn ess t han 45 days feet thence sou t h 87 feet Raw ngs Auto Pa ts 6 0 thence east 100 feet to th e pl ace after sub m fl ed E ach b dder sh all n the Roush s Land g of beg nn ng ' S ewa Hdw event he s the accepted b dder 01 16 Deed Reference Vo ume 202 Team H gh Game fu n sh both performance and Ber Page 55 Me gs County D eed pay m ent (Sepa ateJ bond s n a tha s G oc er y 82 7 Records ..1 Team H gh Se es He l en s The appra sed value of the fQrm sa sfactory o h e Owner n the amount of 00 percen of Beau y Shop 23 17 rea l estate s S2 soo 00 he co nt act pr ce guaran nd H gh Game Jean sad real estate s s tuat ed on Warner 195 Louse Ha r son Carroll Street Carro I Street tee ng th e s uccessfu com 78 intersects State Route No 24 pet on ot he work b d upon and nd H gh Ser es an on the east and s a dead end payme nt o f all ob ga ons s ng ther et om A <..omb n ed enk ns 495 Fl os s e Ma)(son tow8rd the west There s no aperfo mance and paymen t>ond 484 house number s not accep tab e Ttrm s of sa l e cash n hand upor) ael very of deed Rober C ar k Cha rman FOR RENT Robert C Hertenbach oom over w ne Me gs County SL EEP NG Sheriff of Comm ss oner s sto e n Pomeroy Reference Me os County requ ed Ca 992 5293 Pome oy Oh o Pomeroy Oh o ( 2 20 27 ( ) 1 o Al e 1 0 fc W e Stnp Pamt Varntsh es etc from Furn lure Antiqu es Modern M etals W e buy Ant ques Collec flbles etc P1c k up Serv ce Ava table REPAIR EXPERT Wheel Alignment o 26 tc Beb nn ng at an ron p n on ICE STORM the north s de of a .. too a t ey STRIPPERS Bu It t o Your Spec s De livered to Job $tie POMEROY HOME & AUTO AKC Toy Poode $75 00 S amese K Phone 256 624 y sZ\"», . ,... Dick's Hoard House Rad1ator Spec1al sf Pets For Sale SH OO lN G MA T CH For ked Run Spo tsman Cub noon u ay F ac ory choked guns • ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSF.S S!Jte •a~m fu e and Ca\ualtv CC'Ilpanv PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Night992 3525 or 992 5232 All work guaranteed Phone 992 7155 Consignments ac cepted lOam to6 p m . datiY or w1ll pay cash for your household 1tems stalled Area s Most Reasonable Pr ces M ddleport Oh10 SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM W ater L nes a nd Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contrac t Al so dozer work and sept c ta nk s m Pamllng A Specialty Ca l Stephen C Snowden 553 Russe ll St I Gravel H Il l 14 R1vers1de Dr Athens OhiO 0 Gene's HOME INSURANCE B&G AUCTION returned home after bemg a surg1 cal pat1en t at Holzer Med1cal Center V•s•tmg at the James Teaford home recently was Jerry Lee Rowe of the U S Army statwned m Georg1a R1chard Duckworth spent three days w1th h1s mece Mr and Mrs James Gmnsler and Kitly Pickenngton and Mr and Mrs Larry Jones and Demse Davis Gahanna He also VISIted Mr and Mrs Donald Frank m Nelsonville BUSiness . servlces . r INFORMATION DEADLINES 9- T~e Datly Scntmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 10 1974 a:e;W1!th£tit!l iJHAT K ND OF A 8ROT>IER ARE ~OV AN ~WM ' I.4• fhe b1dd1ng has been 10 Eaol South West Norlh Pass 2+ Pass 3. Pass 2• Pass 4N T Pass Pass 5NT Pass Pass ? Pass You South, hold • K J 6 5 •2 +A Q 10 6 5 .K 4 3 A - Just bid lib: SJN> tea a: u~ IN !3ROTHERHOOD 71 I L 5s•• What do you do now"' DON T l(OU BELIEVE .. I �". ,.~ .. ,. •. . '· • 10- The Da ily &ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Q. ,Jan. 10, 1974 ELBERFELDS IN ·POMEROY warne •• ' or Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm , By llOIIF:IlT E. BUCKHORN : WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger have warned oil-producing and oil-consuming nations that unless they get together on the energy crisis world prosperity and stability will be seriously threatened . They pressed their appeals Thursday for a global solution Save This Weekend During Our Storewide January Sale January Sale Mens Long Sleeve WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR KNIT SHIRTS 100 per cenl a c ryli c pa nts . s kirts . shirt jacs . bodyshirts .· blaze rs . Si zes small. medium. large and e xtra large. Solid colors . Neat pattern s . Includes our entire stock of m ens hanging · long s leeve knit shirts. SALE% PRICE --~-----------...--· January Sale • ___....... --·- LONG DRESSES AND SKIRTS MULTIMEDIA STANDARD FIRST AID COURSE was completed Wednesday by six Girl Scout worke rs of the Big Bend Neighborhood. Charlotte La ToW"rett of Athens, instructor for the American Red Cross, U!ught the new "multimedia" system which uses rilrned demonstra tions, guided practice sessions, and programmed work books. The ,new system, which can be completed in 71·> hours, was developed by the American Telephone and Telegra ph Co. in cooperation with the American National Red Cross. and the approximately $600 worth of materials needed to teach the program have been donated by AT&T. Miss LaTourette, left , is pictured here as she presented Red Cross cards to Mrs. Ruth Spencer, Middleport, Troop 39; Mrs. Ruth Ann Balderson, Reedsville Troop 67; Mrs. Sibley Slack, Middleport Troop 39; Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Reedsville Troop 67 ; Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Middleport Cadette Troop ltl!i ; and Mrs. Mary Wise, Middleport Troop 39, left to right. WASHI NGTON (UP! ) President Nixon Wednesday today impounded another $3 billion in sewage treatment funds whic h Congress had authorized for the next fiscal year to help clean up the nation's streams and rivers. In explaining why he cut back the allocation from $7 billion to $ol billion, Nixon cited " competing na tional priorities [or our limited fe deral resources." The impoundment was the second involving funds in the ambitious 1972 law designed to make the country's waters pure by 1985. The ac tion brought to $9 billion the amount of money Nixon has refused to spend of the $18 billion provided by the law for a three-year period. Last year Nixon impounded $6 billion fo the $11 billion authorized for granis to sUites during the first two years of the help sUi tes and cities build waste trea tment plants, mains, pumping stations and other fa cilities. The trea tment planis must be built because the Ia w says tha t all cities mus t ha ve second ary sewage treatment fa c ilities - systems that produce largely pure discharge - by mid-1977. By mid-1983 the cities must apply more advan ce d technology, beyond secondary treatment. In a le tter . to EPA Administrator Russell E. Train, Nixon said a total of $7 billion will actually be available to the states during the 12 months beginning next July 1 because $3 billion in funds he ordered spent previously have not yet actually been sent to the states. He sa i~ this was because of the \ • • January Sale complexities of the contrac ting system. WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kissinger takes off late tonij!ht on his third trip since the October Arab-Israeli war seeking peace "all over God's green acre throughout the Middle East." The latest jaunt will take him to Aswan, for consultations with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, to Jerusalem for talks with Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, back to Aswan and then back home, perhaps by Monday. David Smith, a student at Marietta College, has been named to the dean's list for the fall semester. David's name was ·overlooked in the list of local students reported earlier because a Marietta address is listed for him on the school records which are forwarded to the newspapers. David's wife, Nancy, also was named to the roll and was listed earlier as she carries a Chester address on the school records . Small group womens winter handbags selected from our regular stock. ------~· JUNIOR SIZE "slfSr OUr' TOPS MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS 100 per cent cotton flannel . 2 pockets . button cuffs . 6 button front. Colorful plaid pattern s. Small, m edium, large. and ex tra la rge si zes. r-------------------------1 Robert Max Ward, Boynton Beech, Fla .; her step-mother. Mrs. El sie Ward, Athens ; one aunt, Mrs . Allee ward. daugh t er s, Mrs . Gladys Shannon, Amsterdam; Mrs. Eva Pickens, Amar illo. Tex. ; M iss Virgin ia Rood. Reeds· vill e, and Mrs. Dorothy Snyder, Hockingport ; a sister, Mrs. Eva Rood. of Coolville ; 28 grandchildren, 32 great- grandchildren, and one great- great · grandchild. She was preceded In death by her husband, Herbert Edward Rood In 1944, two daughters and three sons. Funeral services will be held White Fune:ral Home officiating . Burial will be In Salem Center Cemetery. Eastern Star services will be held al the funeral home Friday evening. Friends may call at the funeral home any time after 2 p.m. Frl.day. The family ttoUn: , a.m. nli a:..V lt.ll'l. D•••r . • will recei ve friends 1f2 PRICE . . ,_ _ _ _ , _ , _ . _ _ _ may call at the · funeral home after 7 this everilng. I - ~·-~-• 100 per cent cotton flannd · sanforized shrunk. Sizes A, B. C and D. Solid colors and patterns. Coat style lop · adjustable gripper boxer waist bottoms. SALE 2 PAIR $9.95 Boys sizes 20 to 28 waist. Mens sizes 30 to so. Plenty of popular white belts - reversible belts. Solid color black and brown leather belts and fashion belts in a good selection of colors. - "-·---~--·~·._-~----------~----·---.-.-------·----·--·---· Special Sale Prices ' MEN' S AND BOYS DEPARTMENT 1ST A.OOR BATH ROBES l l Mens Fashion Jeans - Mens Long Sleeve Sport and Dress Shirts. ' Stop in - look around- We 1 11 gladly help you find your size. ___... -·-- ·-----· ........ ---... color and ........ st~le that suits y~u best. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . _ , _ CAMERA SETS MEN'S SWEATERS Small , medium, large and ex tra large si zes. · Solid color s and fancy patt ern s. 6 5 per cent polyest er and JS per cent cotton. Coats and Jac;kets - Mens Knit Sport Coats- Mens.and Young . Polaroid $49.95 Color Pak Sale! Mens $9.95 Coat and slipover styles. While they last. Contains Polaroid Color Pak Land Camera with built-in timer, carrying case. color pak film and 2 flash cubes . Sale Price . . , .. •37.50 Camera Department-1st floor. ---..-..-·~~-~--------·~--~--------------------·--- SALE $5.00 % PRICE Boys Long Sleeve KNIT SHIRTS in Coolville with the Rev. Elden Blake officiating. Buflal will be In the Eden Cemetery. Friends Funeral services will be·held CLEMMA WHEATON Saturday at 2 p.m, at the TORCH - Mrs. Clemma J. Walker Funeral Home. Wheaton , 92, Torch, died Rutland; with the Rev. Charles Wednesday at the Arcadia Dozer of Conesville, Ohio. • Nursing Home In Coolville 773-5583 ' a.m.lotp.m. Frldliy& Stturdoy Mason, W.·Va. Solid colors · far:tCY patterns . U neck and V neck Styles . Includes our entire stock . Small , med ium, large and extra large sizes. , , at 3:30 p.m. Friday at the Wellston, and several cousins . " SALE! MEN'S SWEATER VESTS Sizes 8 to 20 . Crew neck . U neck. turtle neck styles . Includes entire stock of boys long sleeve knit shirts. POlAROID $35.95 MINUTE MAKER CAMERA KITS Contains a Polaroid Square Shooter 2 Camera, Camera Case, Pack of Film and 2 Flash Cubes. Sale Price · • ·~s.oo Camera Department-1st floor . Boys Boys Boys Boys 3.95 Knit Shirts - - · · · - · Sale. 2.49 4.95 Knit Shirts · - -- - - - Sale 2.89 5.95 Knit Shirts - - - - - Sale 3.49 6.95 Knit Shirts -· - - .-Sale 3.89 following an extended Illness. Mrs. Wheaton was born at Ripley, W. Va., the daughter of --~·-----...._.......--~ Addison and Matilda Board Arull:rioo.,_ She attended the United 'Brethren Church and resided in Torch 17 years. ..... Sale prices on Sheets. Pillowcases. · Towels. Tablecovers, Bedspreads and Area Rugs during --~--~·~~-r·----------·1 our January White Sale. SALE PRICES! BOYS LONG SLEEVE Surviving are a son, Corse Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Wheaton, Hockingport ; · a daughter. Mrs. Mona White, Reedy, W. Va.; 13 grandchildren. 28 great STELLA M. ROOD grandchildren. and 18 greatREEDSVILLE - Mrs. Stella great-grandchildren, and M. Rood, 75, Reedsville Route several nieces and nephews. I, di ed Tuesday nl ght at Mrs. Wheaton was preceded Veteran s Memorial Hospital In death by her husband, Tom ,. following an extended illness. In 1961. four sisters, and eight Mrs. Rood was born here, the brothers. · da ughter of the late Albert and Funeral services will be held Ellen Rood Randolph. ~he was at 1 p.m. Saturday at lhe White a lifelong resident of Meigs Funeral Home In Coolville with County and a member of the the Rev. Roy W. Rose ofEden United Brethren l=hurch. ficiating . Burial will be In the Survi...;ltlg are three Sons. Torch Baptist Cemetery. Herbert, Knoxville, Ohio ; Friends may call at the funeral John, Toronto, Ohio. and Er - home after 4 p.m. on Fr iday . nes t, Reed svill e ; lo ur SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS Sizes 8 to 20. Solid colors and patterns. All per manent press . BOYS 3.95 SHIRTS - • BOYS 4.95 SHIRTS - ,. . BOYS 5.95 SHIRTS · .. ,- SALE 2.87 SALE 3.97 - • SA~E 4.47 On The 3rd Floor-In The FURNITURE· DEPARTMENT ,•· Special sale now on Uving Room Suites- ·Otairs. ' Love Seats • ·Dinette Sets • Tables. Select what you need now and really save. ·use Elberfelds own · sensible credit service to budget your , ~ payments. SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS . fo r ' But responding to charges bour g, Ireland and Den- promoting a worldwid e that the Nixon administration solution, pointing out that is not getting accurate inmark. Kennedy Criticizl"S E xclus ion Ameriea is 85 per cent setr- for mation on the fuel situation, In Worcester, Mass., Sen. sufficient in oil supplies and he said a thorough audit of all Edward M. Kennedy criti cized has the capability of becoming pet roleum fi rms has been the exclusion of the four. entirely self-sufficient. 1Continued on page 10) Deputy Pres idcn ti a l Press Invitations Go to 13 Secretary Gerald L. Warren The invitations to the oilsaid the administration wanted producing countries to meet to keep the conference small ' willi _consuming nations in and hoped the larger Common Washington 90 days after the Feb. 11 meeting went to Abu Dha bi 1 Al ge r ia , Ecuador , The Presiden t also released Gabon, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, lett ers to 13 oil-produ cing Kuw ait, Libya , .. Nigeria, nations asking them to join the Qua tar. Saudi Arab ia a nd consumers in a later meeting Venezuela. in Washington. Those COW1lries promised Kissinger, before flying off on another crisis Middle East mission, echoed the President in warning at a Washington news conference on energy that "no single country can solve the problem by itself." " It is essential for all concerned to understand we are truly interdependent," he said, Wednesday after a Geneva meeting to freeze pe troleum pri ces-<~l rea cty doubled since Dec. 1- for three -months but there were signs of defections, wiU1. Venezula saying it might again raise the cost of its crude oil Feb. I. Energy chief William E. Simon , a ppearing with be lieve Ki ssing er at a news con - unrestricted bil ateral competition would be ruinous . ' 1 Kissinger emphasized that th e United States has no ference, cautioned the nation not to make the oil compan it s "a scapegoa t" for the energy crisis. addin g " we ELBERFELDS IN -POMEROY . By United Press International WASHINGTON - THE GOVERNMENT IS trying to crack down on "faith healers" it says are- luring Americans to the Philippines to remove alleged tumors without surgery. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said the "psychic surgeons" sometimes use entrails from animals and fake blood to make the ..... patients believe they are being operated on through the spiritual power of the healer. The agency said Thursday it had won a court order under which three travel agencies in San Francisco and Seattle were told they could no longer use the term "psychic surgeon" or similar phrases that might lead customers to believe some form of operation takes place during the trip. The travel agencies have been sending people on tours to the Philippines which sometimes last two weeks and cost up to $1,000, FTC said. LONDON - RAIL SERVICES IN BRITAIN returned to near normal for the first lime in a month today despite some pre-rush ho1.1r problems on the commuter lines, a British Rail spokesman said. The trains began moving again as the nation's 29,000 railroad engineers suspended their mass walkout for four days and Prime Minister Edward Heath agreed to study a labor union peace plan designed to end a crippling two months old slowdown by 260,000 coal miners. SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. - PRESIDENT Nixon's key advisers say the Senate Watergate Committee has fulfilled its mandate and should go out of business next month . They contend it is "time tG take tbe Watergate investigation out of the public arena." "The sooner, the better," one added. The Senai.! committee's authority expires Feb. 28, but Chairman ·Sam Ervin Jr., 0-N.C., may seek an extension. Nixon's aides argue that the committee is "no longer seeking the facts" but has become ''politicized." They say their grass roots soundings taken in the postChristmas period show that impeachment talk is waning and the people are more concerned with the energy crisis and inflation than Watergate. The White· House may find a receptive attitude among some members of the Senate panel, who' themselves are oot certain whether further hearings are in order. Ervin has said he has an open mind on !he subject.-Sen. Howard H. Ba~er, RTenn ., the vice chairman, has said he is not convinced more hearings are needed. Sf ATE OF STATE HENRY A. KISSINGER left Washington with a "sense of urgency" today on a new peace mission to the Middle East aimed at getting Israel and Egypt lo separate their troops klong the explosive Soez Canal cease..fire lines. The trip marked Kissinger's third Middle East tour since the outbreak of last October's war and came at a time of increasing clashes along the truce lines and warnings of more fighting to come. WASIDNGTON - DEFENSE SECRETARY James R. Schlesinger has scrapped the decade-old U. S. nuclear policy of massive retaliation and proclaimed a new policy of aiming missiles primarily at militsry targets away from Russian cities. Schlesinger Thursday described massive retaliation as the "bashing of cities on tbe.other side." He told newsmen, "It is our intention that this will not be the only op\[on and possibly not the principal option." Defense officials later indicated the new targets include such points as airfields, damS, raillieads and oilfields - targets distant from populallon centers but necessary for a nation to wage war. WASHINGTON - THE UNITED SfEEL Workers of Anuirica (USW) has served notice it will seek "very substantial" wage and fringe benefit increases this year as well as full pay for (Continued on page 10) enttn e Interest~ Of The Meigt-Mason Area FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1974 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FLANNEL PAJAMAS Big savings now on mens double knit Slacks . Mens and Boys ! Area Deaths !. of Largsvllle; a brother, HEAT TAPEB FOR PERMANENT PROTECTION ··4.95 FROM FOSTORIA, Ohio, Mrs. David (Mary Walburn) Taylor writes her thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for all of their kinduesses while she was confined to the Blanchard Valley Hospital in Findlay. Mary said she really had a rough time, but her illness has proven to her that "God does perform miracles" and she is now getting along fine. Mary is especially thankful for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walburn, Sr. , who went to Fostoria to take care of her daughters, Crystal and Julie, and her husband while she was laid up. VOL. XXV NO. 189 Mens $5.95 Denims and other fabrics now at sale prices . SAVE OVER 1h Devoted To The SALE •9.80 January Sale WOMEN''S JEANS rea s'ons • at Sizes 34 to 48. Heavy weight denim - sanforized shrunk . True western styling . Button front . pleated front - pleated pockets - adjustable waistband. ----· __......!-_________ - - •...-.... January Sale • WESTERN JACKETS SALE% PRICE MR. AND MRS . ROBERT GLOECKNER, Columbus, formerly of Meigs County, went to the Rose Bowl and its accompanying activities and enjoyed it thoroughly. In fact , they are planning on returning to California again next year for the events. Besides Rose Bowl activities , the Gloeckners also went on a tour of points of interest. Their son, Chris, 2, came here to be with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gloeckner and Mrs. Mildred Mankin while the Gloeckners took in the Rose Bowl. Eastern Stars. She is survived by her husband, Paul i one son, Larry, . j Canada , "setris h" Sale! Mens $11.19 Blue Denim WOMEN'S HANDBAGS Grange 778 and Wilkesville and . -.._.. r--:-·-· -----~~!~ . ~~!~~~.~ ·~ ·-January Sale today at Holzer Medical Center following a long illness. Mrs. Montgom ery was born Jan . 19, 1911 at langsville , the daughter of the late Henry L. and Ethel Brown Ward . Mrs. Montgomery was·· a school teacher for nine years, a member of the Dexter Star WRIIP-fJN~LECTRIC -...-..- Still a good sel~ction of Misses. Junior and Preteen Coats . MRS. MONTGOMERY LANG SVILLE Mrs . Evelyn W. Montgomery, 62, Langsville, Rt . 1, died early 5AFC.·EASYiB III$Ti4LL. 1/2 WOMEN'S COATS in Briefs (Continued from page II Bing Crosby who was hospitalized for whal appeared to be pneunwnia . TI1e doctors at Peninsula Hospital and Medical Center said results of the biopsy-removal of lung tissue for testing - would not be known until Fridsy. A spokesman said fluid was drained from an abscess and this, too, was under examination. LSAVE_OVER ... ____, SALE PRICES .,....__._._.--..,-..,_.__ SALE •7.39 of Japan, West Germany , France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Britain. In Brussels, th e Common Market announced Thursday it will decide next week whether member nations will attend the Washington talks on \ an individual basis or under Common Market auspices. Four of the nine market members were SOUTIIERN JUNIOR IDGH CHEERLEADERS .- Making up the cheer leading squad at So~the':' Junior ~igh in Racine, ~e , 1..-, Patty Robinson, Joy Neigler, Debbie Brown, on top, LoiS Bailey and Kim Taylor. The gil'Is do double duty cheering for the eighth grade and seventh grade squads . Absent was Janice Carnahan. sizes ll and colors. Pretee n. gove rnments Small (34-36), medium (38-40). large (42-44), e xtra large ( 46-48'). 80 per cent cotton . 20 per cent polyester. Zipper front coat style. Tie string hood. Solid colors · navy blue, red and grey. WQMEN'S j Spe~~~~~~e~ Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 a nd SYRACUSE WINS Syracuse Grade School made three wins without a defeat it measure. Today's action in. Wednesday as the fifth grade volving the last $3 billion covers money to be spent downed Racine, 15-11, and ON BEHALF OF THE POMEROY Fire Department and durin g th e busi ness year sixth graders r outed the Emergency Squad, Joe Struble extends thanks to the public for Rac in e sixth grade, 41-18 . beginning next July 1. Leading the Syracuse attacks the wonderful attendance of the annual New Year's Ball in The money , administered by Pomeroy. The event was a tremendous success. tl1e Environmental Protection were fifth grader J . Davis with By the,way, now that the holiday season is over, firemen will Agency (EPA ), is to be used to 18 points and sixth grader J. resume (heir house-to-house campaign to explain services to Duffy with 14. residents and accept contributions towards the balance on the new fire headquarters. Fire Chief Charles Legar expects the new IN HOSPITAL headquarters to be ready for occupancy in mid February. Mrs. Beatrice Lisle of the NOW YOU KNOW advertisi ng staff of The Daily A bee's mair.imwn flying THE MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS are taking the Sentinel is a patient at the speed is 14 miles an hour. lead in the county's observance of the 200th birthday of our Holzer Medical Center. nation. They've set up_a_ public meeting for I :30 p. m. next Tuesday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall for getting a committee started for the local partiCipation. They'd like everyone to get involved so do turn out. News. ~ Dresses a .1d Sportswear $3 billion in sewage ·treatment fund~ impounded by President HOODED SWEAT $HIRTS ·-J-;n:-;:~s~~~--~J;;';;;s;;---­ GIRLS COATS Nixon, from the Western White House in California, released the text of letters to eight major oil consuming countries inviting them to a Feb. II for eign ministers energy meeting in Washington. His message went to the Mens Laminated SALE% PRICE not invi ted- Belgium, Lux em- lnstead of an every-man-for- Market nations could act for all himself scramble. nine. SALE 1f2 PRICE Our ent ire stock o f mi sses, juniors and half s izes is ir.cluded . - et toget er' PHONE 992-2156 i.,,,Ern;'i,,,,,,IRoads r@ won . 't rij ::::.... : : buy ··t : : ... :!l! :;;; ;::; :·:· ··· By United Press International Secretary of State Hen~ A. Kissinger flew to the Middle East today with a new "sense of urgency" to try to save the [altering Israel-Egyptian troop withdrawal negotiations. Egypt indica ted it would reject a reported Israeli withdrawal plan worked out by u:S. and Israeli leaders. New artillery and mortar duels were reported along the Suez Canal front between Israeli and Egyptian troops, and Israel reported two of its soldiers killed and five wounded. Tension remained high, and the influential Cairo newspaper AI Gomhourla said Egypt cannot permit the current situation to continue indefinitely. Syria reported that its artillery shelled Israeli troops trying to improve their positions on the Golan Heights today and said there were artillery duels and patrol clashes. Israel deniea a Syrian report that 10 Israeli soldiers were killed or wounded in clashes during the night. Kissinger arrived in Madrid today for two hours ol .talks with Spanish Foreign Miliister Pedro Cortina before flying on to the Egyptian resort city of Aswan for talks with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Kissinger will consult Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in Jerusalem and nnay pay visits to Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Whether he would visit Syria was not koown; Syria has refused to join the Geneva peace talks. The most authoritative statement of the Egyptian position came from Mohammed Hassanein Heikal, editor of the semi-official Cairo newspaper AI Ahram and a confidante of Sadat's. He editorially rejected the reported Israeli proposals today, indicating Sadat would do the same. The Israeli ·proposals-never announced officially-were ' discussed by Kissinger and Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan in Washington last week. They are said to include (Continued on page 10) Case set into July CHARLESTON, W. Va . (UP! ) - The fir st case resulting from the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse has been reset from March 18 to "probably July," giving the West Virginia Court of Claims more time to determine procedures. A total of $6.3 million has been sought in 59 claims filed aga inst the state of West Vir.ginia for wrongful death, per· sonal injury and property losses in the Dec. 15, 1967 disaster. When the span·crumbled into the Ohio River at Pt. Pleasant, the death toll reached 46. At a pre-trial conference Th ursday, both the state attorney ge nera l's office and counsel for the 59 claimants ~sked the three-judge panel for additional time to prepare their cases. Th~ court noted, however, that a pre-trial conference set for March 18 to determine which facts can be stipulated and which case to be hea rd first would stand . TOM WOLFE THE NEWbY elected pre sident of lhe Racin e Home National Bank Is Tom Wolfe who also serves as cashier. He was formerly executive vice president and cashier. Wolle was elected al the annual organizational meeting of the board of directors Tuesday nlgbl. Charles Hayman was nall\ed chairman of the board ; Clarence Price, vi ce president, and J. W. Weaver, secretary. TEN CENTS Industrial Arts flooded show tomorrow . . By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. MelgsLocal&hooiDistrlct . . . ... ·.·················· ····· · ... .. ... , ....... ...... ,., .. ·,··········"""" . . ,.,_.,.,., .. ·.································· The h1gh school mdustrtalarts department Will have an open By United Press International ..............,...,.·.·.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;...;.;.;.;.;.;.;.,.,.,,•.;.•.·.·.·.·.·.·.w.•>.:.::,•••.•.•.w.·.································· house on Saturday, Jan. 12, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the high school Asteady rain in southeastern Ohio flooded several secondary roads along the Ohio River early today. A dispatcher at the SUite Highway Patrol post in Jack1!Dn said roads were covered with water in Gallia, Meigs and Lawrence counties, mainly along the river . , "We have no problem .rig~ now," he said. "It's just begnfning. But we expect the problem to worsen later in the morning." He said a portion of U.S. 33 near Burlingham in Meigs County was closed because of high water· The patrol also reported icy and snow-covered roads in the northwestern part of the state and slick highways in the southwest. A flash flood watch was issued late Thursday for Morgan, Washington, Athens, Meigs, Vinton , Jackson, Lawrence and Gallia counties, all along the Ohio River. A winter storm warning was in effect in northern Ohio for a mixture of snow and freezing rain. A lo)V-pressure s)'lltem was expected to continue its slow eastward movement, bringing an end to the precipitation tonight and Saturday, but ushering in colder temperatures. Fair and cold weather was forecast for the weekend, with temperatures averaging 10 to 15 degrees below normal for mid-January. THREE FINED Three defendants were fined and four others forfeited bonds in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's Court Thuraday night. Fined were Richard Lewis, Pomeroy, no operators license, $5 and cos Is, and Richard Peyton, Pomeroy, and Gregory Lane, Middleport, reckless operation, $5 and costs each. Forfeiting bonds were Larry Well, Shade, $200, OWl; Phillip Weaver, Syracuse, squealing tires, $25 ; Leo Vining , Pomeroy and r..8rry Riffle, Pomeroy, ~isturbin g lhe peace, $25 each. Roads closed by heavy rains sponsored by the Industrial Arts Club. It is open to the general public, with a special invitation to parents of students who are in ' F1ooded roads force-d closing of Meigs Local &huols and industrial arts. the Kyger Creek District o[ the Gallla County Local &hools On display will be drawings by students in the drafting classes, loday. leather projects, major wood projects, wood lamination projects, At 9 a.m.loday 1the East Gallipolis weather station said wood carvings, wood turning projects and plastic projects. The 2.031nches of rain had fallen In lhe general area of Gallia and tools and macninery used by the students will also be on display. Meigs Counties the 24 hours from 9 a.m. Thursday to 9 a.m. S'/)eaking 0 1 Schools . . No. 300 Friday, Its report Thursday sold .67 Inch had fallen the J previous 24 hours. Our industrial arts classes are tau ght by Ben Slawter and The Go Ilia-Meigs Pus! Stale Highway Patrol said al least Charles Frecker. Free refreshmenis will be served. five stale routes were closed by high water In Gallla County. The change in time has put schools in a really difficult position, Closed were Rt. 218atlhc Lawrence County line, Rt. 554 west the kind that whatever we 1~o is wrong to some people. 1 know of Cheshire, Rt. 141ot Cadmus, Rt. 775 at Hannan Traee Rd. that it is not good to have young folks walking along roads and and Rt. 325 west of VInton. waiting for buses in the dark~ Ashift loa later hour will help this. Meigs CoWlty highways under water are Rt. 33 al That 8ame time shift will )! ndoubtedly cause some, perhaps Burlingham; Rt. 248atKeno ; Rt.124 at Rutland; Rt.l43, one many, students to be unsupervised at home after parents leave mile northwest of Rt. 7and Rt. 681 west of Rl. 33. for jobs thai are scheduled on the new time. All area varsity basketball games were still scheduled I have had calls and contacts asking thai we move our tonight as of 9 a.m. Friday. Meigs-Logan and Irontonschedule to a later hour. I have also had calls and contacts asking Ja ckson freshmen games were 'washed out Thursday night. that we do not make a change. As I said, we will be wrong whatever we do' Sales of burley tobacco allhe Huntington Tobacco Co . This earlier start in the morning has intensified problems warehome were cancelled yesterday due to flood conwith the weather, school bus routes and the possible closing of ditlons in outlying regions, a company spokesman schools. reported. Let me _emphasize a couple of points again : I have to collect The market Is open to receive tobacco but sales wiD the best information that I can and make a decision by 6:30 on a ~ not resume Willi Monday, the spokesman said. questionable morning. This decision is coii1IIlunicated to WMPO, :::::::::;:::;::::::~:::::~::::::::=:v:::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::;~~:::::;:::::::::~:i:i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: WATH and WJEH who announce it over the air. If the decision is made to have school and a bus driver feels it is unsafe to run all or any part of the route, the driver makes that decision and communicates It to the radio station. If the driver runs the route and the parent feels it is unsafe for the student to ride the bus, the parentdeeides to keep the student at home. This means that we will not force a driver to drive a route or part of a route that the driver feels is unsafe. NEWS AND NOTES - The enrollment in the district now Tom D. Crouch, director of indicate three themes to be stands at 2,994, just half a dozen short of that elusive 3,000 mark the Ohio American Revolution emphasized ' in com- - The new stage curtain has .arrjved and been installed at Bicentennial Advisory Com- memorating the bicentennial Harrisonville - This plus the new overhead lighting add a lot to mission, will be the principal are : that auditorium - Today marks the conclusion of the first half of speaker at a mee ting called by - Heritage '76 - Asummons the school year - Report cards will go out next Thursday, Jan. 17 the Meigs County Com- to learn what has made our - The Marauders travel to Logan this evening - They play missioners for next Tuesday, country great ; Jackson at home on Friday, Jan. 18 - The Board of Education Jan . IS at 1:30 p.m. at the Rock - . Festival USA - A meeting for January has been set for next Monday, January'l4, Springs Grange Hall. program to encourage travel at 7:30 in Middleport - Beginning in February the regular monthly meeting of the Board will be held on the second Tuesday Every organization in the throughout America: coWJty is invited to send one or - Horizons '76 - A call for of each month . more representatives and all all Americans to engage in interested individuals are some project. invited to participate in the meeting, according to the commissioners. Its purpose is to organize a Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital · Committee to start work on ADMISSIONS - Robert Meigs County's observance of Russell, Pomeroy; Stanford the Bicentennial of the Denney, Pomeroy; Patricia American Revolulion which Cleland , Pomeroy ; Alice COLUMBUS (UP!) - State said, in addition, the Health will climax in 1976. Spencer, Pomeroy ; William Commerce Directot Dennis Department, is being sent a The speaker was secured by Cornell, Portland; George Shaul warned Thursday that notice of each home's non· so licens e contacts made by the Meigs Stobart, Racine ; Ora Halfhill, 116 nursing homes face the loss compliance County Pioneer and Historical Cheshire. of their license because they revocation pro~eedings can .. Society with the Ohio DISCHARGES - Gloria have not installed fire alarnis. begin. Historical Society, which is the Neville, Mary Dye, Jeanette Shaul said thai 90 pet. of Shaul said homes without sponsoring group in the Ohio MacDonald, Harold Young, fire alarms are being told they Ohio's nursing homes are Bicentennial program. Donna Nease, George Roush, are not in compliance with complyi!Jg with the deadline Letters mailed recenUy by Richard Gilmore; Lenora state; Among them Shaul listed·· for installing fire alarm · the ·county Commissioners Vanderslice, ·Holly Green. the Meigs County home. He systems. Crouch.to speak here on Tuesday AEP to help standardize nuclear·power plants A joint program to develop a stan- operation of the .J irst such standardized dardized nuclear plant design leading to plant by mid-1983 "or earlier if pracconstrucUon of a ~ries . of 1,500,000: ticable." . AEP, one of the' nation's largest - kll<iwatt, high-temperature, ' gas-cooled reactor (HTGR) power stsllons was an- electric utility holding companies, consists nounced today by the American Electric of se\.en . operating companies in sev~n Power l>ystem and Gen~ral Atomic states, including Ohio Power Company . Company of San Diego, Calif. · AEP's total installed eiectric generating Donald C. Couk, chairman of Af;P, · ca pacity is 14,SOO,oqo kw. sa~ the program will lead to commercial · General 1\tomi c, developer and I I. •' manufacturer of the HTGR, is a partnuclear-fueled plants will have to be nership company joinUy owned by Gulf Oil fully utilized If we are to meet the Corporation and the Royal Dutch..Shell country's energy requirements of the group of companies. .. future. Cook, long an advocate of the view · "Th~alue to the electric utility inthat the near·term power requirements dustry of standardization in the conoftbe UDI~ States can only be met by struction of nuclear power planis cannot rapid Increase In the utilization of the be over-emphasized," he said. "Stannation's exleaslve.coal reserves, sold, dardization promises significant reduc" It Is our beUef that both codl·flred and . tions in tho time required for plant siti ng~ a licensing and construction procedures, dardizatlon "is of irnme~ con~uence in and also will bring savings in both con- the .effort to prov1de soc1ety w1th a sa£~, struction and operating costs. We hope . envl!'onmentally accepiable and ~ono~lC that this joint standardization program supply, of energy as soon as possible. will be of direct benefit to others in the C: A. R.olander , president ~~ General utility industry in meeling their respon- AlomlC, sa1d GA w1ll have the responsibility to supply economic and reliable Slbili~ for des1gn o~. the reactor .and , assoc1all!d nuclear eqwpment. American pow:.. R. Dorsey, chairman and chief Elecll'ic Power will lulveresponslbility for ex.;,utive officer of Gulf Oil, said titan(Continued on•page 10 )· ~ ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 10, 1974 montgomery pickens rood wheaton