http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c7fc438cb8d12ea79ed89a42f14d278a.pdf 41e761695e729e8e08b2916d47145542 PDF Text Text 8 _ The Daily Se ntine l; MtrltUeport-Pomcroy, b .. Jan . 28.1974 Another 900 to go idle The declining dema nd for b<g cars is expected to idle another 900 y..ork ers today at General Motors Corp. plants m northern Ohio as part of a layoff of 7o,OOO GM employes. The Genera l Motors plant HI Ontario , R1ch land CoWlty laid off between 500 and 600 workers Friday. The layoffs will bring the number of workers furloughed at Ontario to about 1,250, accord ing to William D Walls, personnel manager at th e fab- ricating facility m the community of 4,300. At the Fisher Body plant m Cleveland. 540 more workers will be la<d off bringing the total number of workers tdled at that plont smce Jan I to I, !03. GM off1c1als sa 1d Another 311 workers will be la1d off at Elyria bringmg the tot a I there to 654. In Euc lid, anot her 40 workers w1ll be la1d off on Feb. 4. Workers fear the Euclid plant m1ght be shut down completely because all the parts made ihere are for the Cadillac, according to Kenneth Worwood, recording secreta ry of United Auto Workers Local 104>. Worwood sa id it is conceivable GM could move the work at the Euclid plant to one of 1ts plants. He said that supplemental unemployment bcnef1ts which are part of the contracts be· tween the UAW and the b1g three auto workers are not extended to workers with less than one ye;:lr at the plan t, wluch by h1s estimates elmunales 80 per cent of the Euclid etnployes In contrast, workers will go on overtune at the giant GM complex at l.ordstown, where the compact Vega is produced, and at Norwood. in suburban CmC'm natl, the Nova plant M1ch1~a n CHEAPER EATING COLUMBUS I UPI I Ea ting out ma y be a better deal than dining at home, according to the pres ident of the Natlonal Restaurant Association. Richard J. Harman said here Friday restaurant meals toda y are more economical than in 1967. Sup ermarket food prices Increased 21.1 pel. from October, 1972, to October, !973, sa id Harman, but restaurant prices were up only 11.2 pel. over the same period. Many restaurants today are doing their own baklng and serv.lng smaller portions, he said, which allows them to eharge less. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:; :;:::: : :: ::;:;:;:~·.; :;: ;.;: :·:·:·:·:· ;;:;:::::;:::;:;::: : :::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: : ::: :::::::::;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::~~==::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;::.:·:·:·:·: ·: ·:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::;:;.:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::~-::::;:; I :~ Welfare ·repairs possible WASHINGTON iUP I) - AI· though nddl ed w1lh overpayments, errors and frauds, the nahan's welfare system should be unproved and not sc rapped for a guaran teed ann ual wcome for needy famil ies, according to U.S. Welfare Commissioner Robert B. Carleson. " It very definitely is an Improvable sJtuation," he said Sunday in a UP! Washington Window interview . ··As a matter of fact. we'd better unprove it, and I know we ca n." Carelson, who as California Welfare D~rector purged sta te welfare rolls of 265 ,000 persons, opposes anythmg connected with a guararlteed annuual income for the needy tf it would not reqmre recipients lo work and tended to keep them on government handouts. "I think ~~"'t most Americans belie~e- that we should help people who are in need to the extent that they are in need and for as long as they are in need, he said. "But we should expect them to do what they can tohclp the~selves to hom e! You'll find that worn-out feelmg when you wake up 1n the morn1ng GONE- , and 1n 1t's place a f~e l 1 n g that you're ready for wha tever the day may bring A nme-member board of directors ~ three from Jackson, three from Gallia and three from Me1gs County- has been appointed to oversee operations of the new Gallia Jackson · Meigs Community Mental Health Center. Founding trustees Mrs. Maxine Plwnmer, Malcolm Orebaugh and Dr. George Greaves said today the new "Center Board" will organize itself next week and will be assigned regulatory authority by the trustees over all activities of ihe center. From Gallia County band Frederick Vernon Bouie, 89, a retired professor at Rio Grande College, died early this morning in Holzer Medical Center. He had been in failing health several months. Mr . Bouie was born in Watkins, (Union County ) Ohio July 25, 1884, son of the late Isaac and Eva J Rutter Boule. One brother, George, Colwnbus, preceded him in death. Mr. Boule began teaching in 1902 near Clarksburg, W. Va. Later, he obtained a law degree and education degrees from Ohio Northern University, Ohio State University and Hamilton College in Chicago. From 1921 through 1932, Mr. PROF. F. V. BOUIC Boule was associ a ted with Banker's Life Insurance Co. Between 1932 and 1940, he operated a sugar business in sc hool teaching, Mr . Bouie headed the commerce Cuba. After retiring from public department at Rio Grande College from 1950 until 1962. The Rio Grande College Board of Trustees elected him to the status of Professor Emeritus in 1962. Mr. Boule remained at the college as an assistant librarian until June, 1973. Mr .. Boule was active in nwnerous community affairs. He was a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of the Gallipolis Kiwanis Club, an Oddfelfow, a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, Acacia Fraternity of Ohio State University and a life member of the National Education Association and the National Business Teachers' Association. He was a also a member of the Tri-County Community Your most convenient depository Is your own tall box. ' . MEIGS THEATRE Tomght & Tuesday Jan. 28-29 ONE LITTLE INDIAN James Garner Also BONGO tGl Wednesday & Thursday Jan . 30-Jl NOT OPEN · Show Starts 7 p.m. When it's not convement for you to come in during our regular business hour s, use our bank·by-mall form s. We also have many other ways to save our customers ume and money. .The Farmers· Bank and Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO $2 0,000.00 Maximum Ins urance For members are Dr . Herman L. Koby, executive vice prestdent and dean of Rio Grande College; Dr. James E. Levcrnicr, a pediatrician at the Holzer Medical Center, and Thomas Moulton , attorney in Gallipolis. From Jackson County the members are Darrell Detty, business man; Larry Kibl er, attorney, and Mrs . John Underwood, a housewife. From Meigs County the members are Robert Buck, attorney; Mrs. Larry R. Morrison, housewife, and Mrs. Robert Ord, a school counselor. Concert Association and the French Art Colony. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Rio Grande. Funeral arrangements will be announced Tuesday by Miller's Home for Funerals. News. MfMBER HOEIIAl DEPOSil ·-- - - - INSURANCE CORPORA T ION • • Thts actton was made with · the Wianimous concurrence of the Gallia - Jackson - Meigs Counhes Menial Health and Menial Rela rdatwn Board. The new Center Board will assume r es ponsib11ity and authority for overseeing the actions and programming of menta l hea lth climes in Gallipolis, Jackson and Pomeroy, whlch were founded TEACHERS PAID LESS COLUMBUS (UP!) School teachers In Ohio are paid nearly $1,000 a year less than tbe national average, according to a recently released survey by the National Education Association and tbe. National Center for Educational Slalislics. Tbe study showed Ohio teachers earn au average of ·$9,800 annually. The national average is $10,643, according to the survey. The study also ex· showed per-pupil pend! lures In Ohio were $945, compared with a national average of $1,034. in Briefs SEVERE TIIUNDERSTORMS, RAIN AND WIND SWEPT across the south early today and the turbulent weather triggered at least one tornado, at Pinehill, Tex., where at least one person was hurt and several trailers were npped apart. Severe thunderstorms moved across Arkansas, Louisiana and eastern Texas. High winds caused some damage near Keithville, La. More than one inch of rain dropped in less than half an hour over Shreveport, La. , flooding streets and underpasses. Little Rock, Ark., recorded one inch of rain. It also rained over a broad stretch of the nation from Alabama to the western Gulf Coast and up into southern Missouri. The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, swollen from recent rainfall and melting snow, rose steadily toward flood stage in parts of Illinois and Missouri. The high winds that buffeted parts of the east diminished early today. Winds up to 60 miles per hour Sunday had whipped through western New York, Ohio and into Michigan . PROVIDENCE, R. I.- A FEW PROTESTERS threw tomatoes and eggs at Melvin R. Laird Sunday just before Vice President Gerald Ford spoke at a dinner honoring the former secretary of defense. None of the tomatoes or eggs hit Laird, and Ford, who was inside, was apparently unaware of the incident when it occurred. But seveal of the vice president's security guards were struck. Police arrested one person in the incident outside Alumni Hall at Providence College, where Ford spoke at a dinner honoring Laird's efforts in the field of mental retardation. LONDON - A WlflSKEY AND SODA MAKES a man drunker quicker than straight whiskey, a London physician reported today . It's the fizz that does it. Dr . Gaston Pawan of Middlesex hospital said he evolved this sobering theory by using a team of medical students who volunteered to get drunk. "The bubbles in.I!112Zl'' drink make the substance go to the duodenum more quickly," he said. He said intoxication also comes faster from lukewarm drinks and from ones containing between 10 and 20 pel. alcohol. It would be better for a man to drink stronger drinks or heavily watered ones, he said. "Above 20 pel., alcohol is an irritant and so will not pass as quickly to the duodenwn from where it is absorbed into the bloodstream," Pawan said. As lor the morning alter, he said the only real cure was a large dose of ascorbic acid - Vitamin C - and honey. NORTH BEND, Wash. (UP!) - Two girls were buried by an avalanche that roared down 6,200 loot Cbair Peak Sunday as a horrified lather looked on. Another snowslide forced more than 60 rescue workers out of the area. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . conducted The rescue operations were throughout Sunday night under lights and flares but there appeared to be little hope lor Jean D. Kisman, 10, Seattle, and Linda D. Angell, 13, Renton, Wash. Rescuers said the snow.. was very wet and heavy and it was unlikely there were any air holes. Lee Hahn, directing the operation from a ski lodge a mile away, said Micha~l Kisman saw the snow slide come down on his daughter and the other girl. . .J.. pi! . . ltll!l! Kisman told Hahn the girls ~I I L11'> Hi pi...,T · ran and the snow covered them 1111'11 T about 200 feet from Lake Source. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO IN HOSPITAL Martin McAngus is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center. His room number is 204. ·' Kennedx . "We take the ruler's word and that of our own people who have become committed to him ." Galbraith wrote a series of letters to the President, capriciously titled ITO r<:pDrts for "Indo-Tally rand Office ." The letters are included in the President's Office Files at the Kennedy Library. The massive file, minus items still classified because of national security reasons, is the latest and most significant yet to be made public. "It's certainly a can of snakes," Galbraith wrote of Patrol says no charges to he filed by the Tri -County Men tal Health and Menial Retardation Board. and which currently serve some 325 persons on a No charges will be filed in the regularly - scheduled basis . traffic accident Saturday Under State law, Mental morning which claimed the life Health and Retardation (&18) Boards are primarily planning of Ill-year old Evelyn Marie and funding agencies for Nell!on of Rl. 2, Crown City. The Gallia-Meigs Post Stale specific geographic regions, Highway Patrol said Miss whether within cities, or across counties. The boards, while Nell!on's 1955 Buick collided they may initiate programs , beadon on Rt. 7 with a semi cannot continue to administer truck operated by William H. such programs. Hence, the Felix, 44, of Glenwood, W. Va. Funeral services for Miss transfer of authority lor the Nell!on, who had resided in management of mental health . Gallla County the last six programs in the area to the new agency. This move will months, were held at I p.m. also pave the way for the today from the Echo Baptist receipt of vitally-needed Church at Wayne, W. Va. with federal aid for mental health Rev. Nolan Queen and Rev. Junior Lambert officiating. and retardation to the threeBurial will in the Sol Perry county area. Cemetery at Rt. I, Dunlow, W. Va. CONTRACT REJECTED Miss Nelson was born July CANTON (UP!) - Members 19, 1955 In Cabell County to of United Rubber Workers Rev. Lucian Nelson and Bessie Local 761 voted Sunday to Ramey Nelson of Rt. 2, Crown reject the tentative contract . City. reached with the Geauga Other survivors include a Plastics Co. here and go out on sister, Miss Stella Faye Nelson strike immediately. Some 250 of Rt. 2, Crown bty, and her workers were affected. fiance , Roy J . Combs, Jr. of Lavalette, W. Va. They were to have been married Saturday COUPLE TOWED night . Keith Allen Sheets, 2>, She was a 1973 graduate of Gallipolis, boiler maker, and Buffalo High School in Wayne Barbara Elisabeth Nease, 18, County, W. Va. Racine, file clerk . HOOD IN HOSPITAL HAVING SURGERY The Pomeroy E-R squad, Word has been received here called Sunday at 12:10 a.m. for by relalives that Mrs. T. A. Joseph Hood, Minersville , took Hennessy, who has been him to Veterans Memorial convalescing at the home of Hospital. her daughter, Mrs. Erwin Eubanks, ts scheduled to unSERVICES SET dergo surgery Tuesday at Graveside services will be Jameson Hospital, New Castle, held Tuesday at 10 a. m. at Pa . Mrs. f!ennessy's room is Giimore Cemetery for Teresa 248. Jean Arnold who was born dead Sunday night at Doctors' North Hospital, Colwnbus. The DIVORCE FILED infant is survived by her Rolland C. Searles, Rt. I, parents, David and Nancy Middleport, has filed for a Imboden Arnold, of Carroll, divorce in Meigs County Ohio, and maternal grand- Common Pleas Court from parents, Calvin and Betty Veva V.Searles, East Main St., Imboden, Minersville. Ewing Pomeroy, on grounds of gross Funeral Home is in charge of neglect of duty and extreme arrangements. cruelly. Vietnam m November, 1961. " I am reasonably accustomed to • Oriental government and poli- . tics, but I was not quite prepared for Diem. As you wiU doubtless be warned, (however ) whenever anyone reaches an inconvenient , conclusion on this country, he has been duped." On another occasion, he saiQ, "We a re increasingly replacing the French as the colonial military force and will incr ea~ngly arouse the resentments associat ed therewith. "The Korean War killed us in the '50s; this involvement could kill us now. That is what the military and the (State) Department will never see," he said. 3 congressmen of Ohio rated Velerana Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Karl Grueser, Minersville. SATURDAY DffiCHARGES - Diana Phillips, Betty Brown, Stanford Denney, Job Fairchild, Iva Howell, Maria Waldnig. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Elizabeth Halfhill, Parkersburg; Robert Jeffers, Syracuse; Melville Withers, Pt. Pleasant; Ross Morris, New Haven. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Phillip Donovan. Special Purchase and Sale WOMEN'S PANTIES Tremendous Assortment- 1800 Pairs. Lace Trims · Tailored · Hip Huggers . Band Leg White Pastels . Prints. Choose 100 pet. Dupont Antron Ill Nylon or 100 pet. Acetate Tricot. VAWES FROM 1.00 TO 1.35 Sale 5 • pa1rs 4.00 Ungerie Department, First Aoor Save Your Saleslips For Valuable Premiums ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. . • • f structed on a minimtml of five acres of land, the bmlding and ground would take up the best part of U1e co mmwuty parK. ' I ll~ park contains about tO acres of land so the school would abso rb half of the grounds, it was observed. Mrs. Thomas said that she felt it is best for all concerned that the offer of Middleport officials to give a part of the park for the construct ion be declined. She further pointed out tha t the Board of Menta l Retardation wh1ch operates the Me igs County Commlmlty School is not perm1tled by law to own land and if the park were used, the part used would have to be transferred by deed to the Meigs County Commissioners. Councilman James Brewer observed that he had "hea rd a lot of static" since it was disclosed recently that a part of t~e park might be taken up by the new school. He said pe rsons mvolved when the park was established have indicated that it m1ght not be legal to build the school on the grounds. Council President Fred Hoffman also com mented on the problem of the school havmg to be placed on five acres, wh1ch would absorb half of the grounds. Officials expressed disa)>pointrnent that the school cannot be built on the park, but it was the consensus that under the circumstances it will be better if the school is placed in a central location. Cruiser Poor It was reported that the police cruiser 1s in " bad shape" and that "overhead" for repairs is costly. Mayor John Zerkle asked council to "thi nk" about what action they would like to take • at y Brewer was named to secure informatlon on what possibilities might exist on rentmg a cruiser. He and Councilman Dav1d .Tenkins also questioned eertam features of a pollee cn, iser, statmg that they do not feel such things as a V-8 engine .1nd automatic transmission are absolutely necessary . Brewer questioned Chief of Police J J . Cremeans about one instance when an unauthorized person was rid.ing in the pohce cruiser. chief Cremeans sa id the instance ''had been taken care of." He also told council that law enforcement m Middleport is rather stringent for the size of the town. He asked council members having any complaints about enforcement to call him any time to discuss the problem. Mayor Zerkle reported that Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate had f1led an application wtlh the Federal Government several months ago to secure money to help on the original cost of the sewage disposal system. Council discussed the Middleport Commumty Park as to what might be done to improve the drainage of the ball diamonds. Counciln1an Jenkins recommended that a park director be hired early so that the director could screen personnel to be hired to work at the park during the summer. Grate, however, pomted out that the employment of the director 1s handled by the recreation board. Council discussed the street markings of Pearl, Seventh and Grant SL,. Hoffman said that the present markings are confusing. • Hoffman pointed out that Middleport had been supplied water for the past fiv e days from its wells rather than from Pomeroy sourees and .it was pointed ou t that Middlepo rt had provlCied about two-th!l'-ds or more of Pomeroy's water supply dunng the f1ve day period Two ga te va lves had to be replaced at the Pomeroy waterworks and Pomeroy was without wafer as a result of th e breakdown . Mamtenance Supervisor Harold Chase commended the Pomeroy We:tler Dept. m domg an excellent job 1n installing the .,_,o valves to restore service . Council disc ussed several street and a Hey problems Among this was a wash out on Grant St. Mayor Zerkle said that water from an old mme m the area is caus in g Grant St to rise. Chase sa1d that repmrs w1ll be made when the sllppmg on the street appears to be finishe-d . Chase also brought several matters before COWICll : He asked for some legjslation to reqmre persons tearing down old stru c~ lure to cap the old sewers. If not capped, the old sewers create a settling problem , throw dirt into existing sewers, and create a rat problem . He alsn JXIinted out that repairs are needed at the marina due to vandalism there last summer. He disctL.,sed the rep81r of catch basms which, council agreed, will be handled by the vi llage work crew, and plans were discussed for placing a roncretc apron around the Middleport pool so that water will run away from the fXJO I ra ther than under it. Council transfe rred $500 to the fire equipment fund . Attending \\:ere Mayor Zerkle, Grate, Cr~means, and council members W1Uiam Walters, Marvin Kelly, Hoffman, Brewer and Jenkins . enttne Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXV NO. 201 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY. JANUARY 29, 1974 TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2 156 400 pupils carry • bright sticks zn DST dark hours Holzer Medical Center Births · January25 A daughter fu Mr. and Mrs. William Lovins, New Haven, W.Va.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Turner, Wellston; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Minor Leach, Wellston. Jaauary27 A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Chapman, Mason; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burton, Pomeroy. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm Embroidered Motifs. . The new Me1gs Commun1ty School and Sheltered Workshop fo r the Retarded will not be built 1n the Midd leport Community Park. This was the eoncluswn Monday night when Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, director of the school, mel w1th Middleport off1c1alli to discuss an offer which the officials had made earlier to prov1de a part of the land for the new structure. Mrs. Thomas, who had been invited to appear before council after a meetmg earlier th1s month when the offer had been discussed, said at the time she had discussed the possibility of the ~choo l at the park with council in October, 1972, she had been working with the idea of securing state and federal funds. These funds would have provided money for the school and a community center for the public. However, a freeze of federal funding went into effect and Mrs. Thomas said she was 'not able to work out the pian. Therefore she said she proceeded wiU1 a plan lo secu re loca l funding with matching state funds for the constructiOn of the school and sheltered workshop. Voters of the county approved a $250,000 bond issue last fall lor the constru c'lion and state funds have been promised on a matching bas1s. Mrs. ThomAs said that since it was necessary to campaign for a local tax measure she had told voters the school would be centrally located and felt that she must follow through on the promise. She also pointed out that since state funds are to be involved, a state requirement that the sc hool must be con- WASHINGTON (UP!) - The National Council of Senior Citizens rates three Ohio congressmen "as zero" on Ute basis of their recent voting on 10 measures concerning the elderly. The council said Saturday that its study showed six sena-. tors and 29 congressmen last year "had ignored tbe needs of the elderly." The group included Ohio Republican Reps. Tennyson Guyer, Walter E . Powell and John M. Ashbrook. The group said the elderly . voters could determine through its study which legislators here back up their speeches with action. The council gave a ''passing mark" to 53 senators and 174 congressmen, found to have cast at least 75 per cent of their votes in favor of the nation's senior cit12ens. Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 pm Briefs • Middleport Park no place for school right at zero ELBERFELDS IN POMERO·Y Girls buried by avalanche . ----·~ - ,;;; WALTHAM, Mass. (UP!) ---John KeiUieth Galbraith, the become self-supportmg and to late President John F. Kenbecome mdependent of the nedy 's ambassador to India and one of his most valued welfare system." He said one flaw m the ad- advisers, warned Kennedy in mimstration's Family Assist- 1961 that Vietnam was "a can ance Plan IFAP ), which died of snakes." m Congress, was that "it was He also warned Kennedy in being presented as a plan that several reports from New might ha ve an initial increase Delhi that South Vietnamese 1in costs I but would eventually President Ngo Dinh Diem, result in a reduction in the killed m a military coup in fate rolls. "! believe, if anything, 1963, "has alienated his people that that wouldn't happen," he to a far greater exte nt than we said . allow ollli"elves to know." The F AP would have offered "This is our old mistake," at least $2,400 a year to needy Galbraith said of U.S. foreign families. policy in a July , 1961, letter to (Continued from page ! ) school/' Essex said. BAKER FURNITURE Each Depos1tor Galbraith was right in '61 Nine directors to guide center F. V. Bouie, retired Rio professor, claimed You ' ll really be surprised at the di ff ere n ce a humtdllter makes m your !!1 ' ' ~~;t;M Bridges. By United Press Internallonal .., COLUMBUS - STATE REP. ROBERT W. JASKULSKI, D· Garfield Heights, claiming he would add ethnic balance to the Democratic statewide ticket, has declared his candidacy fur secretary of state. Jaskulski, 47, now in his second term in the Ohio House, said he would run in the May primary even if one of severai other Democratic candidates gets a party endorsement for the office. "I will campaign against lhe office itself, as it is now conceived, and I will campaign against the man who now holds that office - a man who has held this same office for so long many people are beginning to fear that the office will retire before he does," Jaskulski told a news conference Monday. CLEVELAND - OHIO NATIONAL GUARD CAPT. Raymond J . Srp was expected to testily today before a federal grand jury probing the May 4, 1970, shootings at Kent Slate University when four students died . Srp, who commanded Troop G, 107th Arnoored Cava lry, when the guard confronted student demonstrators, was believed to have spent much of Monday talking with Department of Justice lawyers. Srp earlier refused through his lawyer to testify before the Scranton Commission and never was called before a state grand jury which also investigated the incident. He has denied any involvement in the shooting, however, and is understood to [lave told the FBI that guardsmen were not in danger when four students were killed and nine others wounded in the 13-second burst of fire . cl0 sed PARKERSBURG, W. Va. (UP!) - Two Ohio River bridges lin~ing West Virgmia and Ohio were closed brieOy to traffic Monday night alter an anonymous caller told the local newspaper that dynam ite had been placed under the spans . State and local pohce, state Highways Departme nt engineers and Wood County Sheriff's deputies inspected the Memorial Toll Bridge here and a bridge between Williamst.own, W. Va., and Marietta, Ohio. Pollee said no dynamite was rContinued on page 6) petition of candidacy for the nomina_tian to run for the Meigs County Auditof'-' post in the May primaries / A Republican, Frank is the second residen t to file for one of the major county jobs which will be filled in 1974. Filing earlier was J Henry Wells, also a Republican, seeking the nomination to run a as a county commissioner candidate. He is currently serving as a commissioner filling the unexpired term of Charles R. Karr, Sr., who resigned. James Roush , a democrat, also of Racine, is currently audi tor of the county having been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Gordo n (Con tinued on page 8) Goins in final 5 Dwight Goins, Meigs High School band director, representing Meigs County Jaycees and District 93, was one of the five finalists in Speak-Up competition at the January an.. tate convention in Cincinnati over the weekend. There were 75 contestants on the district level and 28 district winners competing at th e allstate . Goins is among 20 winners picked al each of the four allstates, and he'll compete in the. slate convention in May this year. Goins, who joined the Jaycees three months ago, is the first ever from District 93 to be selected a speak-up winner at an all-state con~ vention. Rick Abel, District 93 vicepresident, was presented a certificate at the convention for having the best growth of the 38 districts in the slate. Ohio, with over 13,000 Jaycees, is the largest stale in membership in the country. Jaycees from Meigs County attending the weekend's activili fs were President Richard Poulin, Goins, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Knight, Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins, Rick Collins and Vic Gaul. R egatt. a ch ange p Ianned Sweeping changes, that could give the )974 Big Bend Regalia a new look, have been WASHINGTON - A BILL TO ASSURE WORKERS that the proposed by the Pomeroy pensions they anticipate actually will be paid upon retirement Chamber of Commerce. advances to the House floor for approval early next month. The Earl Ingels, president of the House Ways and' Means Committee finished weeks of drafting Pomeroy Chamber of Comthe measure Monday. The Senate passed a similar bill, 93-0, last merce, at the noon luncheon September and final action seems ,certain this year. meeting Monday of the Both bills would require that workers with 15 years' service- chamber at the Meigs Inn, would be fully vested - assured of receiving their accrued . reviewed the proposals. Some pension benefits. Firms are given 40 years to set aside adequate of the changes proposed were funds to meet their pension obligations. An insurance !lind is to contacting Hocking Railroad at be created to pay pensions to workers whose employers go bank: Nelsonville to see if it will be rupt. possible to have train rides Nothing in the legislation, however, requires a firm to offer a from Pomeroy to Middleport, pension plan or stipulates how much it must pay retirees. Pen- also the stage coach from sions paid today averages $141 a month . Nelsonville for rides, possibly having one or the other or both. HONG KONG - CHINA ANNOUNCED PLANS today to Ask the Gallipolis Ski Club (Continued on Page 2) for the ski show on Saturday CLOTHING OFFERED ;~~~::::~::::;:::::;:::::~::;:::;::::::::::::::::::::;:~.~:-.":::;;~a::: and invite colleges to have Eight-man crew races to take Free clotblng day will be EXTENDED OUTLOOK held at the Salvation Arnoy A chance of showers the place of the usual pOwer headquarters, 115 Butternut Thursday and Saturday. boat racing. · In further regatta discussion , Ave., Pomeroy,from JOa.m. to Fair Friday. Highs In the Ingels sai~ the Meigs Local 12 noon Thursday. All area upper,tOs and 50s ,low in the School Board has been asked to residents in need ·of clothing 20s and low 30s. are welcome to attend . " ;;-;:;:::::~~=:· :·::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::;.,.;::::::::::::::::. permit use of the Pomeroy SAFETY PATROL BOY Rick Blaettnar, a Pomeroy Elementary School SIXth grader, explained to seven-year-old Suzan Thoma how carrying the "bright stick" will help drivers know where she is standing as she wails for her bus. Frank in race for auditor THIS AUTO SIZED BOULDER played havoc with traffic on Route 62, below West Columbia Monday morning when it broke away from the cliff above the road about 9:15a .m. and rolled onto the highway. Only one way traffic was perrmtted through the area until the rock was pushed to the side of the road by the Mason County Highway Department. Several sma ller pieces also fell but landed at the foot of the cliff. Fortunately th ere was no traffic at the place • t the tlfile. •· By Charlene Hocntch Concern about the children snap. Everybody contacted Some 400 pupils at the who walk to school and those was concerned about the safety Pomeroy Elementary School who wa it for buses in the dark of the boys and girls, and have been issued 41 bri ght prompted safety-conscious readily made contributions. One firm provided at no cost sticks" in a mov'e to reduce the PTA parents to do something to the PTA the over 400 12-inch danger of going to school in the about it. early morning darkness of One parent sent a newspaper sticks. Another donated seven Daylight Saving Time. clipping to school which told of cans of glow-in-the-dark paint. The sticks, 12 inches long and the "bright slicks" being used Another wanting to help sprayed with a bright lemon in Coshocton, and of their provided new Oashlights for yellow fluorescent paint, were success in alerting motorists to the Pomeroy Safety Patrol handed to each youngster the presence of children along members who are on the streets long before daylight to Monday afternoon just before the streets. the dismissal of classes. The clipping was handed to assist the 41 Walkers". And Monday morning seven, Mrs. Bonnie . Fisher, sixth grade teacher and advisor lor PTA mothers - Mrs. Thoma, the Pomeroy Safety Patrol. Betty Wiles, Mary Bowles, She passed it along to Mrs. Pat Addalou Lewis, Lois Rosenbawn , Judy Jewell, and Lois Thoma, PTA president. Pauley - met at the school to Since DST went into effect, spray the sticks . Mrs. Thoma has walked her Students have been en two children to the bus stop and remained there until they were couraged to carry their "bright safely on the bus, so when the sticks, and motorists are urged suggestion of "bright sticks" to regard them as a signal lor caution. II both abide , then H<>W1trd-'"'Pi'litrl!. Raci ne, came up, she wasted no time in surely the hazards of morning pursuing the project. incumbent Meigs County Getting donations was a darkness will be decreased. Treasurer, Monday filed his Junior High and merchants will be contacted in regard to a sidewalk sale. Ingels observed that residents outside the Pomeroy : Middleport area will be invited to serve on Regatta committees . Changing the location of the annual Frog jwnp was also discussed. It was suggested thatperhapsit couldbeheldon tlle Farmers Bank and Savings Company parking lot. Fred Crow , past Grand Croaker and promoter of the Frog Jwnp, indicated that the first prize in the frog jwnp will be increased this year a sizeable amount. Dwight Goins, one of the top live winners in the "Speak Up" contest held over the weekend at 'cincinnati, spoke to the group and suggested that perhaps two parades could be held this yea r. Goins suggested that the first parade, to be held either on Thursday or Friday, be a general parade pertaining to the Regatta with floats and the second parade be strictly a band parade. Goins observed that it might be possible to have the Shrine band from Colwnbus to participate . There are ap· proximately 1,000 men in the various Shrine bands. Chambers members agreed to have two parades, providing detailscouldbeworKedoutand left the decision to Goins. In interlude devoted to "h istory, " Bob Jacobs presented the 'eonslltutional By-Laws of the chamber which were adopted on Dec. 13, 1938 when Edison Hobsteller was the first president. Back in the 1940s Jacobs was president, Fred Crow, Jr., first vice president, Jim O'Brien, second vice president and Irving· Karr, secretary . "BRIGHT SI'ICKS" - Pomeroy PTA mothers sprayed over 400 foot-long sticks with lemon yellow fluorescent paint Monday , creating glow-in-the-dark sticks to be carried by Pomeroy Elementary School students in the early morning darkness. Working are Mrs. Mary Bowles, left, and Mrs. Pat Thoma, PTA president. Gas. hills won "t show any savings G~!~a~h~~pc~a;o~e~~~~~: ~~~~rh:~~~~s~y a nwnber of treasurer. Gallia-Meigs area who have been responding to the national Ingell! reported that he had plea to conserve energy that received a letter from their elforL• are not reflected in engineers in Columbus in their gas bills this !I.I.Qnth. regard to the relocation and But according to J . M. modern12ation of u. s. 33 from Koebel, manager for the gas Darwin to Athens. The letter company in the Gailia-Meigs asked the chamber's opinion on area, the impact is there, it is the project which would inelude widening to four lanes. All members agreed to ask Veterans Memorial Hospital the e11 gineers to go-ahead with ADMISSIONS - Joseph the project as soon as possible. Hood , Minersville; Lydia It was reported that Weyersmiller, Pomeroy ; preliminary engineering plans Linda Stewart, Cheshire; Vern for the work have been com- Chevalier, Reedsville; John pleted. Patterson , Racine; Warren Attending were Ingels, Crow, Salisbury, Gallipolis; BenRalph Graves, John Koebel, jamin Kesterson, Pomeroy; Ted Reed, Wendell Hoover, Charles Werry , Pomeroy; John Weeks, Virgil Teaford, Kathy Rupe, Dexter ; Pauline Dale Warner, Jack Kerr, Perry, Dexter ; Earl Pickens, Jacobs, Richard Chambers, Syracuse; Ruth Baer, MinersBill Grueser, Goins, Richard ville. Poulin, Carolyn Thomas, DISCHARGES - Leslie secretary, Beulah Jones and Carr, Danna Hamm, Thomas · Katie Crow. McKay, Bessie Jones, Audria Arnold . u.s. 33 Project • ·'· Koebel said the principal factor is extreme cold weather durin g the latte r part of December and the first part aiJ a n u a r y . He a t i n g requirements lor those customers billed during the first 16 days of January were on the av~rage 8Q per cent higher than during their previous billing periods and an average of 10 per cent higher than during the same periods last year. He said that because of this tO.:onllnued on Page 2) Weather Mostly cloudy north, Jlii rtl) cloudy south today and tonight. High today in the low 40s north to the low 50s south. Low tonight in the upper 20s north to the mid 30s south. Partly cloudy Wednesday, high in the 50s . ' i �2 The DaJ \J' Sent nel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 29 1974 ~Bruins • Today's DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB Isometrics and the heart By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB Recentl) I read that te ns ng the muscles ISbad for the heart as t decreases the blood I! ow I ha e been us ng JSometrJc exercises for my legs as the) are very th n and I want to ftrm the muscles of n y mner th ghs If th s s bad fo me please let me know I have a cholesterol count of 330 I am very th n My we ght IS 103 lbs I m :>-foot 3 nches tall 60 years old and ffi) blood pressure s 12().70 I can un dersland th s high cholesterol count as I though! onlv obese people had that problem My doctor does not have me on any med cat on I an JUSt supposed to watch my del I am try ng to ga n weight but the foods that are high n calor es are also high n cholesterol Is there a med calion I can take tha w II lower my cholesterol DEAR READER First about tsometr1c exerctses or muscle ten smg A f rmly n squeez ng the hand or holdmg the arm n a s tiffened contracted slate " II rali'e the blood pressure In some people tr gger off th s can rregular lies of the heart too These are usually of the harmless sk pped bea t a If a person r ely had heart trouble and part cularly f they were prone to rregular lies of the heart or had high blood pressure then I thmk sometnc exerctses nught be harmful f overdone Othern1se n the reasonably healthy person I don t th nk the) are really dangerous They can be benefic a! m bu ld ng body strength and n develop ng muscles I prefer a combmat on of tsome tn and tsotomc exer c1ses These are those that move the muscle through Its range of mot on "h le havmg 1\ under tenswn You can do thJS w1th one arm bend ng and stra1ghtemng the elbow "h le keepmg the muscles partially contracted muscle as occurs contracted In a s1m Jar the day after . • • by the editor Forty-<~me years after leavmg It one paragraph m last Friday s Druly Sentmel brought mto v v d recall how a boy of 10 lived on a flat western Kansas wheat farm It came m our mm1 feature Now You Know 1tem which UPI gleans da ly probably from an enc)clopedia that mformed Meigs County readers The geodellc datum pomt from which all !at tude and longitude computatiOns for North and Central America Origmate IS the Natwnal Ocean Survey s lriangulatwn stat on at Meades Ranch m Osborne County Kan Nmety-<Ime of a hundred readers here today assuredly couldn t care less that Meade s Ranch m Osborne County Kan Is the geodetic datum pont for the computations noted above But I m that tOOth one because I was born 14 miles from the county seat town of Osborne m Osborne County Kan and lived on three successive wheat farms w1thm a rad us of eight miles of Osborne until age 10 Meade s Ranch was unknown n those years of the twenties the fact s farms were not called 'ranches m northwestern Kansas Farms were farms where a llvmg (part of the tune) was scratched from up to half a sectiOn of land (owned If lucky shared otherw se ) but rarely more Ten years ago moved by the need to see where I had begun I drove through Osborne and past the old farms You know what none were there anymore the houses and the barns that IS Lumped mto unmarked mass were Pop s 40 acres of best land for com or cane that went mto silage Gone were h1s more uneven lymg 200 acres upon which wtnter wheat was seeded m October also the fiVe acres of sandy loam bottom betw xt a bend m the south fork of the Solomon River where the most beautiful watermelons I ve ever seen grew three to four feet long And where were the 50 to 60 acres of high pasture guarding the meandermgs of the Solomon from which five to SIX nulk cows and the bull lived out thelf lives and sustamed ours The land was there yes but Its personality long ago had vanished It was part of a ranch put together by a corporal on of stockholders wbo farmed m absenlla perhaps from Kansas C1ty or Omaha or Topeka where g~ant combmes (threshers) did m two days what Pop and a crew of SIX to seven men followmg the harvest season north could do m two weeks no houses no bams no hedges markmg held lines Even the Solomon which 50 years ago ran near crystal clear the year around and which had a swunrnmg hole unparalleled by any m all the years smce (where swmurung m the skm on a hot summer day or evenmg was like heaven or maybe t was heavE¥J) was a tnckle that July day I saw It as an adult and even that strmg of water was murky silted from the meager store of Kansas top so l remaining to be carr ed away I stopped my car at the place my brothers and sister and I had lived the longest from 1922 until 1926 The wmdmill was gone the 50-foot deep stone-lmed well from which 1\ pumped water was filled m there wasn t even the lane anymore from the road to where our e1ghH"oom farm house stood Just sun baked soil to which wheat stubble clung Surely the river was as I remembered 1\ A half-illlle on where the road crossed the Solomon that had bordered our farm there was a new bridge wider of concrete the nver m which we swam m summer and upon wh ch we ICe skated for miles north and south m the wmter was not a river anymore I believe my fourth grade geography book would have defmed 11 m 1963) as an mtermittent stream How strange the feelmg IS of one s roots havmg been erased Meade s Ranch Osborne County Kan IS the datum porn\ of the western hem sphere accordmg to the paragraph of Friday last About that I don t really care Its also my datum porn! from which my life has been computed and 1t s not there anymore About that I do care Gas hills hide (Continued from Page 1) even the customers who responded to the company s plea to reduce thermostat settings SIX degrees below last year may actually have used more gas durmg the period than they did the preVIous year mnply because the weather The Daily Sentinel DEVOTEDT01RE M'ERESTOF MEIG&MASON AREA DIEBTDL TANNI!HD.L , . , Ed ROBERTROEn.JCB CllyPublilbed daily n cep Saturdly b)' The IIIIo Volloy Pu1ilohlng CompBIQ' Cow<St Oh~..,., - omoe Pboo! M-2158 m1 I I Edlt«ial Phone m. s.c.nl 0.. pottase ,.kl. at Pomeroy National advertll na tp esent.t ve BoWnelll~ Inc 2 Ealt Cld Sl NwYadl Nt!WYork Sllblcrq,don ratea Dellvend by c.nier ...... .. "carrier " " " "ter'Vice By llhtor -Rwte where ool' 1¥1Uible One mmtb D.lll By mall in 1)00 Ind. W Va montbl • 10 One Year •18 SlJ: Tbree mon hi ' ' !lin 1ww taoo ,._,. m monthl s ~ ant monthl tUO &l.t.criptlm price lncl~Mte~SindiJ 'nmeJ.&ntinel was so much colder Koebel went on to say thpt the length of the billing periods has an effect on the siZe of a customer s bill and that because of the ChriStmas and New Years holidays some of the bills received m January reflect billing periods as much as three days longer than normal He also said that even though customers might actually have used less gas during the period they could possibly receiVe a higher bill because of mcreases in the cost of gas from the southwest as well as higher rate schedules that have gone Into effect m some areas durmg the past year The response by our customers to our request to lower thermostat settings and to practice other conservation measures has been out he said It 1s standing gratifymg to see so many people a~ concerned and willing to reduce thelf usage in an effort to conserve available energy supplies produce excess amounts of cholesterol The only weight gam I ap prove of s muscle weight Added calor es that result m most common ca uses or elevated chol esterol m our fat are not conducive to op society there are th n people timal health And for a person who p oduce an excess amount with a chol este rol problem 1t IS of cholesterol This problem s a hazard You need a lot better diet often more d ffJCu!t to treat There are med c nes that can nstruct on than ) ou ap be used for th s purpose Most parenUy have rece ved May I doctors usually like to try d1et suggest that you go to the and weight control f rst You l brary and read my book What You Need to Know can be eatmg a fa rly low About Food & Cook ng for calor e diet and st ll have a h gh cholesterol Intake A Health publiShed by Vikmg couple of eggs don t have a lot It w II give you all the n of ca lor es but they contam 500 format on you need to plan a milligrams of cholesterol far d et d reeled toward con more than most hea rt trollmg your cholesterol level special sts recommend Send your questions to Dr It s not true that all h gh calor e foods are h1gh m Lamb In care of this news cholesterol Sugar and paper P 0 Box 1551 Radio margarme from vegetable mls City Station Ne" York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s conta n no cholesterol Margar ne IS h gh n fat of hooklet on cholesterol send 50 course and too much fat m the cents to the same address and diet sumulates the body to ask for Cholesterol booklet fa sh oh you can work almost an) muscle n the body While t s true that overeat ng and obes ty are the Early vote to impeach sought By HOWARD FIELDS WASHINGTON (UP!) Republicans fearmg that they have the most to lose by a long Impeachment proceeding agamst President NIXon plan to try for a vote m the House Judie ary Committee by April 30 GOP committee members dec ded Monday to try to n elude that cut-off date m a resolut on seekmg a formal House mandate for contmumg the unpeachment mqmry and subpoena powers for the committee The committee vote IS expected Thursday Special counsel John M Doar and chief GOP counsel Albert E Jenner were to br ef the enhre comnuttee today on the progress of the mqulfy Committee Republicans m structed Jenner at the caucus research the theory that a President Is responsible for the acts of h s subordinates Jenner satisfied them that he did not advocate that v1ewpomt m a televiSIOn mterv1ew m ChiCago earlier this month Target Date Late April Chrurman Peter W Rodino Jr D N J has said he was shootmg for a target dat ~ of late April or thereabouts but he could then add I won t be locked mto 1\ Aware that a White House refusal to cooperate and failure to get ev dence Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski has collected could delay unpeachment proceedings Republicans were un1ted m a plan to then ask for an ex tens on of the deadline If the Jaworski obstacle occurs then we will ask for an extens on srud Rep Robert McClory R Ill second rankmg Republican on the committee Rep Tom Railsback R ill sa d of the April 30 date Many of us support that but If there s any obstructiOn by the White House then we would vote to extend It Although they sa d they expected some Democrat c support for the r amendment 1t was not likely the maJonty Democrats would allow 11 to pass Democrats outnumber Republicans 21 16 at present With one GOP vacancy House May Vote Anyway If the JudiCiary Comnuttee should fall to recommend any arhcles of unpeachment 11 would not mean there would be no House vote on 1m peachment Speaker Carl Albert said Monday I ve been led to believe by some pretty strong talk m the House that there will be a vote on the ssue he srud m a news conference One of the resoluhons Will be called up An Impeachment resolution IS a priVIleged one and debate can be stopped 1f any sponsor chooses to call up his measure Rep Paul N Pete Me Closkey R-Cahf one of the 14 congressmen who have mtroduced mpeachment resolutiOns told UP! Yes I would call for a House vote on Impeachment if the Judiciary Committee fails to recommend It He srud he wouldn t expect 1\ to pass without a favorable recommendatiOn by the com nuttee but he thought there should be a House vote President will discuss scandal CAMP DAVID Md (UP!)Pres dent NIXon will discuss the Watergate scandal In general terms when he delivers his State of the Umon address to Congress In his fifth day of seclusiOn today NIXon was workmg on the fmal drafting of the half hour speech which will be delivered (at 9 p m EDT) Wednesday Pcesidentlal aides COIISider 11 one of NIXon s most unportant messages since 1! will be delivered to members of Congress who later ma.Y we~gh his Impeachment It was the first tune NIXon has made a personal appearance smce June I 1972 when he returned from Moscow The PreSident according to one a1de 'will not skirt the Watergate Issue The aide said 11 wtll not be discussed m depth but will serve as an appeal not to let the nation be consumed by Watergates for another year as 1! faces an energy criSIS and a shaky economy Will Seod 100-Page Report NIXOn also will tranSJmt to Congress a !(]().page wntten report on domestic policy He has already sent Congress three separate messages ~n the energy shortage aid to education and veterans affairs The highlights of his address also Will mclude hiS compreheliSive nallonal health program and proposals to spend federal highway funds for mass Iran sportatwn There were no mdJCatioliS of any legislative surpriSes With Nixon away his lawyers worked on the President s tax problems anud predictions that NIXOn may voluntarily pay back federal and state taxes of around $300 IIIlO to halt criticism of his deduchons for giVIng vice presidenllal papers to the Nahonal Arch1eves A White House spokesman declmed to disclose Nixon s policy regarding access to his Watergate tape recordings and transcripts News reports have srud that one of the tapes challenges charges made by former counsel John W Dean m Aides Not Identified Deputy Press Secretary Ge raid L Warren refused to identify aides who have heard the Watergate tapes or have been privy to the transcripts although he was renunded that both speech writer Patrick J Buchanan and Republican con gressJonalleaders have stated that they had such access Fonner speech wrt\er John Andrews told an mtet'VIewer that such tapes and transcripts had been passed around to political adviSers and speech wr1ters m the White House In a related area FBI agents have apparenUy closely questioned staffers who had access to the ~une 20 1972 taped conversation between NIXon v Sport Parade l • ~In By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sno"'• Fditor NEW YORK ( UPI) In this one of hiS fmer hours when his critics I gured he d crow th e most Muhammad All went com pletely the other way saymg t sn t the fun t used to be he s gettmg a little t red of t all and he ll be hangmg up h s gloves pretty soon now Yes he sa d somewhat wearily as he lay on a leather covered rubbmg table In his much-too-small dressmg room after evenmg the score w th Joe Frazier by way of a unanunous 12round decision over hun at MadiSOn Square Garden Monday mght I d like to fight George Foreman someday One day soon I mean I m sure George and his people want him to be the real champ and they know he has to fight me to be that After Foreman Ill probably qUit You only say that now derided one of hJS liSteners mdJCat ng he d dn t bel ev~ t AI d1dn t care tv argue He s Tired No he srud I ll probably qUit after Foreman Why not I m tired I got three million m the bank the mterest IS pretty good and I could live off that alone Your Wife or somebody else buckmg you to quit? came a queshon Al1 shook h s head Nobody s tell ng me what to do he srud I JUS! I gured ts gettmg to be tune As he talked one of A11 s handlers worked on hiS body kneeding hiS shoulders and pectoral muscles w1th an amber colored liquid Al1 suddenly moved up to a sitting positiOn on tt.e table and directed his conversallon at Dr Freddie Pacheco of Miami one of those standmg near by Look at this he said displaymg the knuckle on the thlfd f nger of h s left hand I got an infecllon here There s pus n t Pacheco mspected the fmger which was swollen I ll get 1\ tomorrow he srud No get 11 now All commanded Right here now? Yeah now Dactar Treats Infection Pacheco reached mto hiS medical k1t aod extracted some ethyl chloride which he sprayed on the mfected knuckle He then pulled a long needle out of his bag and without any ceremony stuck 11 right mto the knuckle All wmced but sa1d nothmg as some of the flUid dramed from the fmger D d you get that durmg the light? one newsman asked Agam All shook his head negalively He scratched hunself before the fight and the glove must have lfr tated 1t Pacheco srud Talking about the fight AIIBdinilled FraZier hurt him twice but he either did not remember the rounds or didn t want to remember them because every time he was asked which rounds he was shook up m he changed the conversation I hurt him a few \!mes he said In the SIXth seventh and eighth rounds I know I d1d because I could feel hun Frazier sa d he thought he won the fight but d1dn t sound very convmcmg Now and then he d whistle a couple of good shots off All s head but from where I sat he never seemed able to put enough punches together to change the way the fight was gomg On my card AI was clearly the wmner 7-4-1 All Couldn I Resist Before the fight All had srud he wouldn t clown around this tune He couldn t resist though Notfor 12 wbole rounds After FraZier clipped him wtth a crackling left to the Jaw m the seventh All came off the ropes and wmked at the crowd Angelo Dundee who gwdes him m the comer was qmck to p1ck 11 up I blew my stack when he came back to the corner Dundee revealed afterward Whatsamatter wtth you? I sa1d to him Jeez you said you wouldn t do that didn tcha? what are you try n to do? he listened to me he didn t do 1\ anymore It was Al1 not FraZier who came out smokin m the last two rounds He stood there and actually slugged 1t out with FraZier wmnmg both rounds Why did I do 11? he asked later repeatmg a question put to him I m about f1mshed and I wanted the people who saw this f ght to remember me thiS way I thought thiS fight was better than our first one didn t you? Not really Thelf first fight was more explosive more excltmg only this tune there was far less doubt at the fmish which one had won the f ght Ohio cage standings Oh o College Footbal Records B 9 Ten (onference Over a 5 0 2 5 Bv Un ted Press nternationa Th ough games of Jan 26 M d A mer can Conference Conference Ove a OhoUnvers y Bow ng G een To edo M am Wes en M ch Qi!ln Cent a M ch gan Ken S ate W L W L 4 0 6 J 2 0 5 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 <I 2 4 7 8 a 8 8 8 8 Oh o Confe ence Converence Ove a I W L W L W enberg 6 2 2 Musk ngum 6 4 Cap a 5 J J Ma eta 4 8 6 Otl o No he n 8 J 12 5 Mount Un on 5 J 6 Den son 3 4 7 6 Wooster 3 4 9 7 He de be g 3 4 6 0 Kenyon J 5 6 8 0 te ben 2 4 5 9 Ober n 5 5 7 Ba dw n Wa ace 7 J J Oh oWes eyan 8 Pu due M ch gan nd ana W scons n M ch gan S ate Oh o Sta e nos 3 4 2 2 3 3 1 2 2 9 6 3 ~ e 3 4 9 owa 4 4 Nor hwestern 5 ~ 9 M nneso a D 4 6 8 Hoos er Buckeye Conference Conte ence Overa WLWL Hanove nd a 1 1 3 Oef ance 8 2 3 8 Ea ham lnd 5 3 3 5 8 ufflon 4 6 1 F nd av 4 li 9 7 Anderson (Ina 46611 Tav or ( nd J 6 10 10 W m ngton J 6 5 0 Manchester nd 3 7 9 0 s Others W L H ram 0 C nc nna Akron 4 4 o Dar on Ash and Ma one ohn Ca 2 4 1 5 3 8 o Sleubenv e W ght Ste e and former White House Chief of Staff H R Haldeman-the tape that contams an 1812mmute gap I don t believe that has happened Warren srud when asked whether NIXon had been mterrogated by the FBI 4 4 Youngs ownS U bana a e Cedarv le Case Wes e n R o Grande Walsh Cen ral Sta e W tbe fo ce Xav er C eve and S a Tffn e Ohio Dom n can 0 9 o 5 6 4 6 7 7 9 8 6 9 hac D0 son top spot NEW YORK (UP!) If there s anythmg college basketball does not need 1\ s UCLA trymg harder But bemg No 2 that s what the Brums had to do Saturday agamst Notre Dame and the results were devastatmg It was an Irish wake as Notre Dame was trounced 94-75 returnmg the Un ted Press of InternatiOnal Board Coaches No 1 ranking to UCLA Qmckly falling hack mto old hab ts the UP! board unaru mously voted the Brmns No 1 while the IriSh fell to third m the rankmgs North carolma State beaten only by UCLA this season was ranked second ahead of Notre Dame North carolma was beater by the Wolfpack last week but still moved up a slot to fourth after defeatmg Atlanllc Coast Conference r val Maryland Marquette also passed Maryland sl ppmg mto the fifth spot Vanderbilt which has lost only once this season With and clrumed the No 7 ranlking Alabama was nmth season s surprise team burgh broke mto the top 10 the I rst time with a record The Panthers wmnmg streak IS cur·reJltlv ongest m maJor basketball ed places wllege The Me1gs Marauder cagers With the ankle status of 6-3 junior center Dan Dodson still a question mark travel to Athens tomght to face the Bulldogs of veteran mentor Charles McAfee McAfee one of the w n mngest h gh school coaches n the nation w ll most likely be sendmg a startmg hneup cons1stmg of se mors John Locke and Mark Ma ce at the guards semor Don Skinner and Todd Ellwood al the corners and 6 4 sophomore Arme Chonko n the p vot Mace at S-2 JS the thlfd leadmg scorer n the SEO AL averagmg 20 3 po nts per game 21 7 overall and IS the lll noJS Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas M ssisslppl and Louis ana Drununond said Corps and weather serv ce off c als emphasized that the flooding so far has not ap. proached the levels of damage from the MisSISSippi last year which cost more than $1 billiOn and took at least 28 lives The NatiOnal Weather Serv ce predicted that thousands of addihonal acres will be mundated between St LouiS and New Orleans with n a week w1th a rJSe m the waters of at least another foot The MISSISSippi reached 43 3 feet at VIcksburg Monday ahnost 10 feet above the 33 7 foot stage recorded m late January 1973 The level was still eight feet below the May crest recorded at the height of the flooding And forecasters said the nver at VIcksburg was ex peeled to hit the 4:>-foot mark next month The Southern Tornados prepare tomght for the biggest two weeks of basketball m the school s last 10 years as the Purple and Gold travel to Glouster to face the Trunble Tomcats For Carl Wolfe s cagers a game behind SVAC lead ng Hannan Trace 1t w ll be the next to the last non league game before tacklmg North Gallla Eastern and Hannan Trace three of the league s toughest teams Sandw ched among those three games are encounters with non )eague Waterford and not so tough Symmes Valley It Will be the second goaround between Trunble and Southern thiS season w1th the Tomcats taking a 59-56 deciSion at Racme back 10 early December The Tomcats m their last ouhog toppled Vmton County who at the time was coastmg along wtth an excellent ll I record The Tornados w ll have to unprove their defense to have a chance accordmg to Wolfe who said The big man ms1de IS (Tim) Seevers Patton s a real good guard and (Rodney) King and (Wayne) Lent are good forwards Seevers a 6-4 semor was the big gim m that m1tial meeting Send Her • • • Flowers in Briefs Contmued from page I ) release SIX a1lmg priSOners mcludmg an Amencan seized durmg two days of land alf and sea clashes with South Vietnam for control of the diSputed Paracel Islands The New Chma News Agency said the s1ck and wounded captured personnel would be freed Thursday at Shumchun a border crossmg 15 miles north of Hong Kong The American Identified by U S officials as Gerald Enul Kosh '!/ of Lafayette Hill Pa was captured when Chmese forces stormed the Paracel Islands m the South Chma Sea Jan 19 and 20 The offiCial Chmese news agency srud the one Amer can and fiVe South VIetnamese made up the flfst group of Paracel prisoners to b!> released m stages SAN FRANCISCO A RASH OF APPARENTLY n ohveless shootmgs on San Francisco s streets left four persons dead Monday mght and anothr cn\Jcally wounded Pollee said they got varymg descriptions of the Silent killers but witnesses said not a word was spoken to any of the VIctims and no explanatwns were left behmd All available police units were put on the alert to hunt for the shoot-and-run marksmen The first victim was shot twice m the chest but all the others were shot tw ce n tbe back Pollee sa1d all the victims were white and the fast-movmg killers had been described as black There were at least two gunmen they added In at least one case the gunman flfed and then ran to a wa1tmg automobile to make hiS escape COLUMBUS - A TWO YEAR.QLD BOY SHOT and killed his father and wounded hiS mother wtth a smgle shot from a 39 8 5 caliber pistol he picked up from a mghtstand near his parents 7 9 12 bed pobce said today 6 10 Pollee said Charles Higgmbotham '!/ apparently had been 4 9 4 o shot one tune m the back Brenda Higgmbatham 21 who IS slx 5 13 months pregnant was reported m good condition The bullet hit 414 her m the chest 2 13 pour ng n 25 po nts and grabb ng 20 rebounds Jun or guard Tony Trace JOmed Seevers n double I gures scor mg 12 pomts wh le Lent a 6-CJ sen or and Kmg a S-1 Jun or added f ve pomts each Pnced from 59 N Second Sf f.tl DO Ji~ 67-65 decision By Umted Press International left to play semor captam War Oh o State s Buckeyes suf dell Jackson fouled the BOiler fered another heart-breakmg makers Frank Kendrick who loss Monday mght n the fmal sank two free throws to g ve second of thelf battle w1th B g Purdue a 67-95 wm Ten Conference leader Purdue Bolden led the Buckeyes wtlh W th the score lied 65-65 and 18 pomts 14 n the second half only SIX seconds remammg to wh le Bruce Park nson be played Larry Bolden the paced the Bo lermakers w th 18 Buckeyes freshman guard also stood at the foul lme w th the Purdue leads the conference opportumty to g ve Ohio State w1th a 6-Clmark and 12-5 overall the lead and almost certa n wh le Oh o State now s 1-4 m VICtory the Big Ten and S-9 for the But Bolden who had given season the home crowd a dazzlmg dis Musk ngum wh pped Edm play of shootmg and passmg m baro ( Pa ) 62-55 and Xavier the second half to brmg the was outclassed by Brown Um Buckeyes back from an eight- verSJty ( R I ) 91 73 m the only pomt halftune del c t m ssed other act on mvolvmg Ohio both free throws Colleges Manday n ght Then with JUst one second By United Press Internallooal Vanderbilt and Alabama d d nothmg to ease the t ght Southeastern Conference bas ketball race 1Uesday n ght Seventh ranked Vandy downed Kentucky 62-65 and nmth-ranked Barna put away F1onda 9S.79 as both teams upped thelf SEC records to S-1 And so the deadlock on first place will not l kely he broken until Monday when the two teams coli de at Tuscaloosa Elsewhere Lou sville edged Drake 7f>.73 Oklahoma routed Nebraska 115-93 Furman out lasted East carolma 83-80 M1ch gan upset W1sconsm 11375 and M1ch1gan State put away fllmols 93-112 Th s Week s Spec al Urn[]Jl]illRiflll VALUE RATED USED CARS 71 DODGE Swinger HT Cpe. The sp ne ta ed sw ft b rd s t-~1ved capable of mov ng aste han any other ere u e Spec mens cocked a cross a measu red cou se have been c ed ed 2 Ooo V 8 au om a c P S b ue w th b ack ny w h speeds up Ia 220 mph lop P e egr ne fa cons swee p ng toward p ey atta n op speed o a least 75 mph wh e rae ng p geons p obably exceed 00 mph n short bu sts Many m g at ng ducks ave age 60 mph av e long d stances Smal Jones top Dallas choice League a lUeam group that held Its own prelimmary draft of 72 players last week For the first time since the bitter war days of 1~ between the old Amencan and National Foot ball Leagues clubs won t know for sure that they re getting who they pick The NFL hasn t sa1d 11 but the usual 1~ute time limit for the flfst two roiUlds and five mmutes for the next 15 was expected to be wa1ved Some observers S8lli the draft which normally ends about 7 p.m EDT on Wednesday might even run Into Thursday The WFL apparenUy even drew first blood when Its Southern California franchfse Monday anounced the s1gnmg of UCLA running backa James McAlister and Kerm1t Johnson and UmverSJty of Southern Cahforma guard Booker Brown Six teams-Dallas Chicago Bal\imore San Francisco Minnesota and San Diegoeach had extra flfst-cound p1cka Houston New England Philadelphia Cleveland Atlanta and Washmgton did not have lst-coiUld chotces and Houston wtth the worst record m the !eagiie at 1 13 was not scheduled to make Its flfst selectJon until the fourth round Clubs drafted In mverse order of thelf fmal 1973 standing San Diego picked second followed by the New York Giants Oncago Baltimore the New York Jets St LoUIS New Orleans San FranciSCO (from New England) San Francisco Los Angeles (from Philadelphia ) Green Bay ,DetrOit Denver San Diego (from Cleveland) Kansas C1ty Mmnesota (from Atlanta) Buffalo Oakland Chicago (from Washington) Pittsburgh Dallas Cincmnati Ballimore (from Los Angeles) and then the Super Bowl clubs Minnesota and Miam You L ke Ou Qua ty Way of Do ng Bus ness b ds GMAC FINANCING 9!.il2 5342 Pomeroy Open Evenongs T 16 00 T t 5 PM Sat Would you ke o fly through you c ean ng cho es and ha ve I me to Jan van breda Kolff muscled m 22 pomts 20 m the second half-as Vanderbilt railed from a two-pomt defiCit at the mterm1ss on to defeat Ken tucky on the W Ideals home court Van breda Kolff also d1d his part defens vely for the Commodores shuttmg off Kentucky s ms de game and holdmg the Wildcats Bob Guyette to s x second half po nts after he had gotten twice the big scormg gun n that one hitting 22 pomts wh le Chonko poured n 17 and pulled n 1 rebounds Myers led the Marauders n that December battle hlttmg for 14 pomts and haul ng m 16 mJSSed shots while Dodson scored 13 and grabbed 10 caroms In tomght s preliminary the Marauder reserves of Ron Logan w1ll try to make t two n a row over the Bullpur.s takmg the f rst meeting 45-32 In that battle Meigs h1t 48 pet from the f eld The Marauder Reserves are com ng fresh off a 36 35 dec swn over Waverly p1.1r su e your favor te hobby o p easu e You ca n w th Re ned Wa e You w I have fresh c ean Re ned Wate everyday of he week keep ng tap water ROTONDA F1a (UP! Baltunore Orioles hurler Jun Palmer and M1am Dolphms defensive back DICk Anderson Monday led thelf respect ve groups m the annual $82 IIIlO Superstar event Through the semJfmals Pafmer eamed three pomts m the weightlift ng event to break out of a t e with soccer star SEOFrosh standlngs Team SEOAL FAOSH Ga po Logan s Me gs on ton a kson Wave y We son TOTALS Makeup ron on 50 Monday s W l P OP 0 0 427 286 82538 34 6 towe 4 3 6 7 35 366 0 0 202 523 ackson 39 esu ts G a po s 4 ron on 36 a ckson 5 Waver y Logan 62 We ston 8 A hens 39 Me gs 36 o Thursday s games Me gs a Ga po s Jackson a Athens on on a We ston • e BLACK & WHITE 1V emov ng streaks woodwo k and w ndows Don vou t h nk you wou d ke o have • extra t m e ext a ene gy fly ng th ough you c ean ng cbs? s so e a sy w h Ref ned Wale Ca I e STEREO 8811515 MASON FURNITURE :SAYRE HARDWARE 882 397 40 40 2977 2977 your from f oors by 35 39 ZENITH COLUI< 1V d shes scrub her ng au of the bathtub or have trouble 332 362 3 2 3 9 e s and as s nks d y 35 6 cab ne s and everywhe e n your home You need neve 4 5 5 4 spots Off the coun d shes as we who also announced that the start ng I neup will be the same that wh pped Kyger Creek last Fr day Start ng at the guards w ll be :>-11 semor Bob M ller and Jun or Mitch Nease whose start aga nst the Bobcats was h1s f rst of the year At the for wards Wolfe w ll aga n be gomg w th semors Norman Curfman and Pete Sayre w1th senior Vern Ord n the p vot Ord a 5 11 Will be get! ng the call agamst Seevers and Wolfe hopes th s t me he II get some defens ve help from h s teammates against the b g boy Nease will get the assign ment agamst Patton the Tomcat tea m leader and playmaker Concernmg that 81 64 tr umph over Kyger on Fr day Wolfe sa d Norman Curf man) did an outstand ng defensive JOb so did M tch (Nease) Wolfe added that semors Randy Warn er and Dave The ss both starters earl er n the year w1ll be ready to come off the bench when needed In the reserve game Wolfe s Funnel Clouds will try to make 1t two m a row over the Tomk !tens The Funnels wh pped Glouster 42 31 earlier and are fresh off a 62-31 destruction of Ky ger Creek ::~~:7:.-~. Frazier is decisioned ona Hs NEW YORK UP!) v ctory ove Joe Fraz1er was New Yo k 34 0 q 3 Ken u ky only 15 m nu es old before Ca o na 33 23 589 Muhammad Ali began talk ng v g na 30 36 M emp h s 3 I ke the champ on he once was We s g b -and feels he still s w I pc U ah 9 6 8 I " ould love to g1ve Joe nd a a 8 25 5 8 6 another chance sa d th e San A n on o 28 2!J 5 9 De E" 23 2!J 69 9 unma ked Al shortly after San D ego 22 35 366 ga nmg a hard fought but Mondav Resul U an 0 San D ego 09 unammous 12..round dec so n On v game sc n ed u ed over Fraz er and avengmg h s Tu es day s Games No games sched ed oss of three years ago to Smokin Joe I m not gonna f ght out of WHA Stand ng s on a tJ e co Wltr) every two years By Un t ed P ess nte na Eas I ke George Foreman w t p s g ga refe rmg to the New Eng 28 9 2 6 8 64 added AI current wor d hea ywe ght To on o 24 3 s 529 009 56 champ We Al an d Fr az er C e e and 22 should go agam The pub c 12 23 Q ebe 4 3 ~ ~ 9 wants t 3 Ch ago 20 'lO That the pub c su ely does 6 1f Monday n ght s e ot on ally 20 26 38 e e We 1 pi gf ga charged gather ng of 20 748 w 8 Ho son 60 85 contr but ng to a recwd r on t tie ndoor gate of $1 053 688 at w nn peg d 2 Edmon on 5 J Mad son Square Garden s any M nneso a 23 md cat on osAng 70 29 0 Va n ou e 9 3 0 The bout also was seen on Monday s R es u s home and theater teleVISion m New Eng 6 Van ou e On y games hed ed some 60 countr es and while t Tu e day s Game w ll take veeks before the I nal Los Ange es a Q e be On y gam es hed ed count IS n off c a!s were predict ng a gross of between $17 m llwn and $18 m II on fo the TV rights w th AI and Fraze expected to earn n the A m e can Ho k ey Leagu e Stand ng s ne ghborhood of $2 5 m1ll on No h each w pts g ga New H a en 28 4 63 9 50 That Wasn t the Case P o den e 20 6 60 32 6 The f gl t was bu It on the Roc h es e s 2 o 60 84 ss No a Sc o an 9 8 5 68 40 Bo s on 6 29 39 58 oo w Sp ng e d 2 24 0 Sou h w He shey Cn Ba vgn a R hmond • b 4 46 88 1 p s 9 ga 4 9 63 20 SO 6 8 55 3 53 6 6 4 48 26 8 4 96 526636 3 2 nn a 26 mo e 25 J cks nv e pc 6 0 620 5 29 Mondays Re su l s No games sch edu cd 2 32 2 Tuesdays Game s Ro h es e a Ba mo e R hm ond a Boson on y games s nedu ed NEW YORK (UP! Muhammad AI who used to be pretty good at p ed ctmg thmgs was way off this tune nt e na ona Hock ey and he was the f rst to adm t t Lea gue 5 and ng s Bolling s p ed.p1per had tned Nol" h desperately to conv nee himself and the general public that Joe Frazer was was! ed up as a profess onal boxe but after w nn ng a hard fought w p s 9 unamunous dec son Monday Des Mo n es 6 3 59 98 ~~ Day on 6 2 3 5 85 " n ght the great Muha nmad F or Wayne 26 1 0 t~4 had nothmg but kind words for Co umbus 25 26 2 5 02 Mondays Resu t s h S VIC!un No games s hedu ed I thought Joe was fm shed Tue sday s Games N o gami!S s h ed u ed but I was wrong AI sa1d after bestmg Fraz er m a 12-round bout at Madison Square Garden I don take anythm g away from hun He fought a tremendous I ght and I don t have any hard feelin gs about The slun two-pomt v ctory also Jo e Frazer I would like to that many In the first half Alabama paced by a 22-pomt enabled Lomsvlle to mamta n giVe Joe another chance The humbleness shown performance by 6 10 Leon Its hold on f rst place m the Fraz er was completely out of Douglas mamtamed 1\s share M ssoun Valley Conference character for All who had of the SEC lead by runnmg up a Alvan Adams had 21 pomts 13 po nt halftime lead on and 13 rebounds to pace spent much of h1s spare time F1or1da before coast ng home Oklahoma s wm while center pnor to th e fight bad-mouth ng w th a comparallvely easy wm Clyde Mayes scored 30 pomts h s opponent Yet 1f anyone Lou sv lie d1dn t have thmgs to carry Furman to ts w n over could earn the respect of Al qmte as easy agamst stubborn East Carolina The v ctory also Frazier certamly d d w th an Drake The Cardmals top enabled the Palad ns to keep effort that had many m the scorer Allen Murphy fouled out thelf hold on first place n the capac ty crowd bellevmg the dec swn should have gone the w th 8 40 to go but they never Southern Conference race other way allowed Drake to take the lead Fraz er natur ally was among them The fight wa s very close and I th nk that t could have sa d Kyle Rote Jr 1.1! take his A total of 24 profess onal gone the other way Frazier Yes I would say that div s on s lead athletes are m the Superstars I won 1\ I fought all three Anderson held his edge With tournament and non e s a seven-over.par 43 golf score allowed to part c1pate m h s for a nme.Jlole event as part of own sport Ton~ght s gmnes the c,mpet lion Some of the sports are bowlmg golf tenn s swun m ng and an obstacle course Co ege Basketbal Resu ts In Anderson s 12-man group By Un ted P ess nlernat on a auto racer Jody Schecter was East Pha Tex 59 K ngs Pa 58 second w th 16 pomts one eh gh 3 Muh e nbe g 62 beh nd Anderson G env 82 A d sn B ddu !J The wmner m each group has A f ed 56 Co and St 49 P easan ycom ng 02 0 c k nson a chance lor $122 IIIlO m f nal Ws mns Pa 95 wash& e 59 pr ze money s os Pa 6 w ens 5 4 w kes 8 Bap s a b e 56 Easy Terms 1 HERMAN GRATE 773 5592 MASON W VA . . . .~~~~~~. . . .~~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Deltvery' :ZS:I~ ' Chey ney 63 W dene 56 Fa rhn 6 W Va Ws yn 58 B u ef d 5 1 M W Va S 60 Shephe d 66 Whee ng 58 Ham on 90 c a kson 8 Bos on s 56 So Conn 5d Con o d 69 Beck ey 6 South Lov sv e 5 Drake 3 0 d Dom 65 Mad son 55 A abama 98 F o da 79 Vande b 82 K en u ky !J5 Es n Ky 75 Eas Tenn 2 M dd e T enn 14 Mu ay Mo ehead 69 Tenn Te h 6<1 Gv ford 93 Pfe ff er 8 M gn 82 C sn Newmn 66 Fu man 89 Eas Ca o na 80 H gh Po n 64 Ca mpbe 58 P esby e an 8 Wof o d Ws r n Ca 83 UN C AS h Ma s H 85 A Ch s 6 M ss 72 M ss S 67 J c k sn s 29M ss Va F o renc e s 89 Sho e 84 LaG ange 82 Hun ngdon 74 Howard 99 M T 66 N E La 02 So M ss 88 SE La 6 cksnvl St d8 Tennessee 57 LSU 52 A Peay 98 w es ern Ky 97 Me cer 02 Geo g a Te ch 85 Am u 94 G e ysburg 78 M dwest B own 9 Xav er 0 3 Pu due 67 Oh o St 65 M ch gan 83 W scons n 5 Musk ngum 62 Ed nbo o 55 o: Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 14 Were human and once m a great wh1le we make a m1stake But 1f our error means you must pay additiOnal tax you pay only the tax We pay any mterest or penalty We stand behmd our work v Z Tex S 77 H Payne 73 Te x Lu h o Hs n T sn 2 McMu y 2LbbckC1'1 s5'2 S w Te)C 98 LeTrneau 3 mmutes of 12 roiUlds I don knoll what I could I ave done more than that Fraz er sa1d All was guilty of holding severa t mes dur ng the f g1 t and he t ought AI should ave been penal zed nore for tha Clay AI wa s hod ng throughout f ght I to! I the ref abo u t and I e d d l is best to stop 1 but he could! t hun AI kept control tel mg me I m gonna st mg you then hold There had been much specu !at on that the loser of this hght would dnft off mto obi v on and perhaps even hang em up r ght on the spot But there was nothmg m Frazier s perfor mance wh ch md catcd that he was through m the rmg a1 d he ns sted that he " ould keep gomg I see no reason why I should stop do you Fraz er asked I want hun (AI ) agam You be ter bel eve 1t I would I ke to fight both AI and George Foreman agam Foreman 1s the recogn zed hea vyweight champiOn but JUdg ng from the enthus asm of the crowd at the Garden the general pub! c st ll recogn zes AI as the k ng of he heavywe ghts Throughout the bout t1 e crowd chanted n un son Ah lee Ah lee Ah lee when ever their hero mounted an attack Deep ns de I m the man the people bel eve s the champiOn Al sa d I m a master boxer I thought I won e ght rounds I wa s m the best shape of my I fe for th1s f ght D d I ook 32 years old m that r ng Peop e sa d I "uldn t go 12 rounds any 1 o e Everybody sa d we were bot fin shed But we put on a f gh that can t be opped by a Y other f ght n story What Ls tt, Doctor' Som e DowningChilds Agency, Inc. 220 N 2nd MIDDLEPORT Outstanding SERVI OFFERS Drtve m today for expert car servtces at low low prtces I Precision Front End Alignment Prec SJOn a) gnmer.t We set caste r camber and toe n •nd center steer ng wheel '555 M nn 57 No thw es t e n 54 Loyo a 78 V p so .6 Eau C a r e Bli Supe o 12 Va T ech 75 N th n 6 M ch S 93 no s 82 St 96 Est n M ch 80 No he n K y 102 Ma an 98 Southwest Ok ahoma 85 Nebraska 63 Ft Hays S 64 E N Mex 6 Hnd sn St 93 A k Tech 9 TeKas A& 86 S Hous s 6 Tex Sthrn 02 Gl"ambl ng 93 P Qu nn 94 Aust n Co 85 La Tech 87 Lama 82 SW Tex 62 S F Aus n 58 Cntn 11 H dn Smmns M more but AI st I had enough left to get the lith round from all three off c als AU Not as ToUgh AI fe the at o of punches was 4-to I m his favor bu Frazer .. hi e claun ng the f gilt was very close though he won I anded the more effect ve punches and AI kept holdmg clauned FraZier who came out the bout w th only a welt ove h s left eye I d1dn t feel h was as tough as the ast une He d dn t have as n uch I want m agam Unl ke the last f ght be ween the two when Frazer knocked AI down n th e 15th round here .. ere no knockdowns this me aro und and neither f ghter was ever m ser ous t ouble The only blood came f om AI s eft nostril m the n n I ro und and from a cut n frazer s nouth n th e Oth Refe ce Tony Pe ez who comm tted a boo boo wl en he stopped the ac on 10 seconds before the end of he s ond round after th nk ng he had heard the bell had the c osest scor ng of the three off c als g v ng t to All 6-5-1 Judge Tony cas el ano had t 7-4 1and JUdge Jack Gordon 8-4 AI s supporters far outnum ber ng F az er sat the Ga den vo ced their approval of the dec1 s on m no uncertam terms Eve n Foreman must have heard tl en wherever he was prem se t at t would set the w nner up as the most log c a! ontende fo Foreman wh le the oser would be fm shed n I e r ng Such was not the case Wha l p oved was ha AI and I' raz er need not Foreman but on y each other f for on y one more tune for another mull -m I on dollar payday Fo reman who was among those at the Gard en but only unl the h rd round when he go t up and left was greeted w th a choru s of resound ng boos dur ng the pre fight n troduct ons W th All and Fraz er ge ttm g so much money the champiOn whose nex:t defense Is se t for March 26 n Caracas Veneiuela aga nst Ken Nor on us I ave fe t short changed I though Joe was f n shed but he hurt me lw1 e srud AI who wmced more than once af er takmg numerous hard eft hooks to he head Any othe f ghter \\ ho wasn t n as good a shape as I am "ould I ave been knocked out AI s speed ha dly ,. hat t used to be vas st II enough to a! o v IUJ o bm d up a com rr and ng leaa through the carl) rounds Once the 32-year old 212-pound AI began slow ng down Frazier two year~ young er and three pounds I gl te than s opponen t began connect ng more and Winner accused of boldine; several times in big bout Palmer, Anderson lead super star event A hens •2495 Karr & Van Zandt New Haven W Va f Southern was hurt dras 1cally n that 59-56 loss hitting a four mmute cold spell n the second quarter that saw Glouster outscore them 15-8 We d dn t play very well that first t me sa d Wolfe Buckeyes drop se dam exceed 30 mph NEW YORK (UP!) - Eddie Jones a bruising 6-foot-8 26(). pound tackle from Tennessee State was expected to be the th1rd consecullve defensive lineman to be made the No 1 p1ck when the Dallas Cowboys opened what could be the lengthiest eollege player draft m years The Cowboys all but came out and sa1d beforehand that Jones would be thelf No I chmce a pick obtained last year from the Houston Oilers for Tody Smith and Billy Parks What could make this the longest draft m manv years m the birth of the Wo lct Football Cremeans w ll be getting the call w th the other three spots to be a comb nation of senors B 11 Myers and Steve Pr ce and freshmen Ch p Brauer and sophomore Jim Anderson Cre means swept team honors m the Marauders 8().41 loss at Waverly Fr day n ght be ng named th e ass st rebounder and defens ve players of the week In that loss Cremeans topped Meigs scorers w th 10 pomts and pulled down a team h gh 10 rebounds The Bulldogs and Marauders met earher n the season w1th Athens wmmng 60 50 as Athens outscored Me gs 16-4 m the fourth q a ter Mace wa< ByUn Vandy, 'Barna cop SEC triumphs Annrversary She II never forget you remembered News t u starter 0 thlfd leadmg free thrower hittmg char ty chances at a 737 clip Skmner s f fth n I eld goa l percentage mak ng 32 of 59 attempts for 542 The Bulldogs are 5-4 m conference play 7-9 overall The Marauders meanwh le at 1-8 m SEOAL play w ll be look ng for some co n s1stency accord ng to Coach Roger Brauer Dodson IS one player who can help provide 1t and Brauer say s he IS hopeful Dodson will be able to go tomght Ton ght s Meigs start ng lineup Is somewhat sketchy but Brauer says sophomore Terry Qualls and Jerrv Pro Standmgs Tornados in Glouster tonight Rain-filled river flooding midwest VICKSBURG MISs (UP!) The ram.gorged Miss ss pp R ver followmg the early pattern of last year s disastrous Iloods has spilled over two rmlhon acres m seven states and driven more than 500 persons from their homes The river IS much higher at thiS tune than 1\ was a year ago said R chard Frum mond a spokesman for the U S Corps of Engmeers and MISSISSippi River Comnuss on Monday The cup s full and that s what we re womed about We JUSt hope we don t have any more ram up m the basms to the north ApproXImately 500 persons have evacuated their homes m northwest Tennessee because they have been cut off by rismg waters he said and there have been some evacuatiOns m the MISSISSippi Delta Right now 1! s an mconvem ence for parts of Missouri f I 3 The Daily Sednt nel Middleport Pomeroy OdJan29 1 9 7 4 u b Pr ce for mltst Amer can cars (Extra for some cars w th a r condot onmg ) Parts extra 1f needed Loc.- THE INCOMI TAX PEOPLE 304 E. MAIN POMEROY Ph 992 J79l Open 9 hi S Mon thru Sat NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY POMEROY HOME &AUTO E MAIN ST 992 2094 POMEROY �2 The DaJ \J' Sent nel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 29 1974 ~Bruins • Today's DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB Isometrics and the heart By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB Recentl) I read that te ns ng the muscles ISbad for the heart as t decreases the blood I! ow I ha e been us ng JSometrJc exercises for my legs as the) are very th n and I want to ftrm the muscles of n y mner th ghs If th s s bad fo me please let me know I have a cholesterol count of 330 I am very th n My we ght IS 103 lbs I m :>-foot 3 nches tall 60 years old and ffi) blood pressure s 12().70 I can un dersland th s high cholesterol count as I though! onlv obese people had that problem My doctor does not have me on any med cat on I an JUSt supposed to watch my del I am try ng to ga n weight but the foods that are high n calor es are also high n cholesterol Is there a med calion I can take tha w II lower my cholesterol DEAR READER First about tsometr1c exerctses or muscle ten smg A f rmly n squeez ng the hand or holdmg the arm n a s tiffened contracted slate " II rali'e the blood pressure In some people tr gger off th s can rregular lies of the heart too These are usually of the harmless sk pped bea t a If a person r ely had heart trouble and part cularly f they were prone to rregular lies of the heart or had high blood pressure then I thmk sometnc exerctses nught be harmful f overdone Othern1se n the reasonably healthy person I don t th nk the) are really dangerous They can be benefic a! m bu ld ng body strength and n develop ng muscles I prefer a combmat on of tsome tn and tsotomc exer c1ses These are those that move the muscle through Its range of mot on "h le havmg 1\ under tenswn You can do thJS w1th one arm bend ng and stra1ghtemng the elbow "h le keepmg the muscles partially contracted muscle as occurs contracted In a s1m Jar the day after . • • by the editor Forty-<~me years after leavmg It one paragraph m last Friday s Druly Sentmel brought mto v v d recall how a boy of 10 lived on a flat western Kansas wheat farm It came m our mm1 feature Now You Know 1tem which UPI gleans da ly probably from an enc)clopedia that mformed Meigs County readers The geodellc datum pomt from which all !at tude and longitude computatiOns for North and Central America Origmate IS the Natwnal Ocean Survey s lriangulatwn stat on at Meades Ranch m Osborne County Kan Nmety-<Ime of a hundred readers here today assuredly couldn t care less that Meade s Ranch m Osborne County Kan Is the geodetic datum pont for the computations noted above But I m that tOOth one because I was born 14 miles from the county seat town of Osborne m Osborne County Kan and lived on three successive wheat farms w1thm a rad us of eight miles of Osborne until age 10 Meade s Ranch was unknown n those years of the twenties the fact s farms were not called 'ranches m northwestern Kansas Farms were farms where a llvmg (part of the tune) was scratched from up to half a sectiOn of land (owned If lucky shared otherw se ) but rarely more Ten years ago moved by the need to see where I had begun I drove through Osborne and past the old farms You know what none were there anymore the houses and the barns that IS Lumped mto unmarked mass were Pop s 40 acres of best land for com or cane that went mto silage Gone were h1s more uneven lymg 200 acres upon which wtnter wheat was seeded m October also the fiVe acres of sandy loam bottom betw xt a bend m the south fork of the Solomon River where the most beautiful watermelons I ve ever seen grew three to four feet long And where were the 50 to 60 acres of high pasture guarding the meandermgs of the Solomon from which five to SIX nulk cows and the bull lived out thelf lives and sustamed ours The land was there yes but Its personality long ago had vanished It was part of a ranch put together by a corporal on of stockholders wbo farmed m absenlla perhaps from Kansas C1ty or Omaha or Topeka where g~ant combmes (threshers) did m two days what Pop and a crew of SIX to seven men followmg the harvest season north could do m two weeks no houses no bams no hedges markmg held lines Even the Solomon which 50 years ago ran near crystal clear the year around and which had a swunrnmg hole unparalleled by any m all the years smce (where swmurung m the skm on a hot summer day or evenmg was like heaven or maybe t was heavE¥J) was a tnckle that July day I saw It as an adult and even that strmg of water was murky silted from the meager store of Kansas top so l remaining to be carr ed away I stopped my car at the place my brothers and sister and I had lived the longest from 1922 until 1926 The wmdmill was gone the 50-foot deep stone-lmed well from which 1\ pumped water was filled m there wasn t even the lane anymore from the road to where our e1ghH"oom farm house stood Just sun baked soil to which wheat stubble clung Surely the river was as I remembered 1\ A half-illlle on where the road crossed the Solomon that had bordered our farm there was a new bridge wider of concrete the nver m which we swam m summer and upon wh ch we ICe skated for miles north and south m the wmter was not a river anymore I believe my fourth grade geography book would have defmed 11 m 1963) as an mtermittent stream How strange the feelmg IS of one s roots havmg been erased Meade s Ranch Osborne County Kan IS the datum porn\ of the western hem sphere accordmg to the paragraph of Friday last About that I don t really care Its also my datum porn! from which my life has been computed and 1t s not there anymore About that I do care Gas hills hide (Continued from Page 1) even the customers who responded to the company s plea to reduce thermostat settings SIX degrees below last year may actually have used more gas durmg the period than they did the preVIous year mnply because the weather The Daily Sentinel DEVOTEDT01RE M'ERESTOF MEIG&MASON AREA DIEBTDL TANNI!HD.L , . , Ed ROBERTROEn.JCB CllyPublilbed daily n cep Saturdly b)' The IIIIo Volloy Pu1ilohlng CompBIQ' Cow<St Oh~..,., - omoe Pboo! M-2158 m1 I I Edlt«ial Phone m. s.c.nl 0.. pottase ,.kl. at Pomeroy National advertll na tp esent.t ve BoWnelll~ Inc 2 Ealt Cld Sl NwYadl Nt!WYork Sllblcrq,don ratea Dellvend by c.nier ...... .. "carrier " " " "ter'Vice By llhtor -Rwte where ool' 1¥1Uible One mmtb D.lll By mall in 1)00 Ind. W Va montbl • 10 One Year •18 SlJ: Tbree mon hi ' ' !lin 1ww taoo ,._,. m monthl s ~ ant monthl tUO &l.t.criptlm price lncl~Mte~SindiJ 'nmeJ.&ntinel was so much colder Koebel went on to say thpt the length of the billing periods has an effect on the siZe of a customer s bill and that because of the ChriStmas and New Years holidays some of the bills received m January reflect billing periods as much as three days longer than normal He also said that even though customers might actually have used less gas during the period they could possibly receiVe a higher bill because of mcreases in the cost of gas from the southwest as well as higher rate schedules that have gone Into effect m some areas durmg the past year The response by our customers to our request to lower thermostat settings and to practice other conservation measures has been out he said It 1s standing gratifymg to see so many people a~ concerned and willing to reduce thelf usage in an effort to conserve available energy supplies produce excess amounts of cholesterol The only weight gam I ap prove of s muscle weight Added calor es that result m most common ca uses or elevated chol esterol m our fat are not conducive to op society there are th n people timal health And for a person who p oduce an excess amount with a chol este rol problem 1t IS of cholesterol This problem s a hazard You need a lot better diet often more d ffJCu!t to treat There are med c nes that can nstruct on than ) ou ap be used for th s purpose Most parenUy have rece ved May I doctors usually like to try d1et suggest that you go to the and weight control f rst You l brary and read my book What You Need to Know can be eatmg a fa rly low About Food & Cook ng for calor e diet and st ll have a h gh cholesterol Intake A Health publiShed by Vikmg couple of eggs don t have a lot It w II give you all the n of ca lor es but they contam 500 format on you need to plan a milligrams of cholesterol far d et d reeled toward con more than most hea rt trollmg your cholesterol level special sts recommend Send your questions to Dr It s not true that all h gh calor e foods are h1gh m Lamb In care of this news cholesterol Sugar and paper P 0 Box 1551 Radio margarme from vegetable mls City Station Ne" York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s conta n no cholesterol Margar ne IS h gh n fat of hooklet on cholesterol send 50 course and too much fat m the cents to the same address and diet sumulates the body to ask for Cholesterol booklet fa sh oh you can work almost an) muscle n the body While t s true that overeat ng and obes ty are the Early vote to impeach sought By HOWARD FIELDS WASHINGTON (UP!) Republicans fearmg that they have the most to lose by a long Impeachment proceeding agamst President NIXon plan to try for a vote m the House Judie ary Committee by April 30 GOP committee members dec ded Monday to try to n elude that cut-off date m a resolut on seekmg a formal House mandate for contmumg the unpeachment mqmry and subpoena powers for the committee The committee vote IS expected Thursday Special counsel John M Doar and chief GOP counsel Albert E Jenner were to br ef the enhre comnuttee today on the progress of the mqulfy Committee Republicans m structed Jenner at the caucus research the theory that a President Is responsible for the acts of h s subordinates Jenner satisfied them that he did not advocate that v1ewpomt m a televiSIOn mterv1ew m ChiCago earlier this month Target Date Late April Chrurman Peter W Rodino Jr D N J has said he was shootmg for a target dat ~ of late April or thereabouts but he could then add I won t be locked mto 1\ Aware that a White House refusal to cooperate and failure to get ev dence Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski has collected could delay unpeachment proceedings Republicans were un1ted m a plan to then ask for an ex tens on of the deadline If the Jaworski obstacle occurs then we will ask for an extens on srud Rep Robert McClory R Ill second rankmg Republican on the committee Rep Tom Railsback R ill sa d of the April 30 date Many of us support that but If there s any obstructiOn by the White House then we would vote to extend It Although they sa d they expected some Democrat c support for the r amendment 1t was not likely the maJonty Democrats would allow 11 to pass Democrats outnumber Republicans 21 16 at present With one GOP vacancy House May Vote Anyway If the JudiCiary Comnuttee should fall to recommend any arhcles of unpeachment 11 would not mean there would be no House vote on 1m peachment Speaker Carl Albert said Monday I ve been led to believe by some pretty strong talk m the House that there will be a vote on the ssue he srud m a news conference One of the resoluhons Will be called up An Impeachment resolution IS a priVIleged one and debate can be stopped 1f any sponsor chooses to call up his measure Rep Paul N Pete Me Closkey R-Cahf one of the 14 congressmen who have mtroduced mpeachment resolutiOns told UP! Yes I would call for a House vote on Impeachment if the Judiciary Committee fails to recommend It He srud he wouldn t expect 1\ to pass without a favorable recommendatiOn by the com nuttee but he thought there should be a House vote President will discuss scandal CAMP DAVID Md (UP!)Pres dent NIXon will discuss the Watergate scandal In general terms when he delivers his State of the Umon address to Congress In his fifth day of seclusiOn today NIXon was workmg on the fmal drafting of the half hour speech which will be delivered (at 9 p m EDT) Wednesday Pcesidentlal aides COIISider 11 one of NIXon s most unportant messages since 1! will be delivered to members of Congress who later ma.Y we~gh his Impeachment It was the first tune NIXon has made a personal appearance smce June I 1972 when he returned from Moscow The PreSident according to one a1de 'will not skirt the Watergate Issue The aide said 11 wtll not be discussed m depth but will serve as an appeal not to let the nation be consumed by Watergates for another year as 1! faces an energy criSIS and a shaky economy Will Seod 100-Page Report NIXOn also will tranSJmt to Congress a !(]().page wntten report on domestic policy He has already sent Congress three separate messages ~n the energy shortage aid to education and veterans affairs The highlights of his address also Will mclude hiS compreheliSive nallonal health program and proposals to spend federal highway funds for mass Iran sportatwn There were no mdJCatioliS of any legislative surpriSes With Nixon away his lawyers worked on the President s tax problems anud predictions that NIXOn may voluntarily pay back federal and state taxes of around $300 IIIlO to halt criticism of his deduchons for giVIng vice presidenllal papers to the Nahonal Arch1eves A White House spokesman declmed to disclose Nixon s policy regarding access to his Watergate tape recordings and transcripts News reports have srud that one of the tapes challenges charges made by former counsel John W Dean m Aides Not Identified Deputy Press Secretary Ge raid L Warren refused to identify aides who have heard the Watergate tapes or have been privy to the transcripts although he was renunded that both speech writer Patrick J Buchanan and Republican con gressJonalleaders have stated that they had such access Fonner speech wrt\er John Andrews told an mtet'VIewer that such tapes and transcripts had been passed around to political adviSers and speech wr1ters m the White House In a related area FBI agents have apparenUy closely questioned staffers who had access to the ~une 20 1972 taped conversation between NIXon v Sport Parade l • ~In By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sno"'• Fditor NEW YORK ( UPI) In this one of hiS fmer hours when his critics I gured he d crow th e most Muhammad All went com pletely the other way saymg t sn t the fun t used to be he s gettmg a little t red of t all and he ll be hangmg up h s gloves pretty soon now Yes he sa d somewhat wearily as he lay on a leather covered rubbmg table In his much-too-small dressmg room after evenmg the score w th Joe Frazier by way of a unanunous 12round decision over hun at MadiSOn Square Garden Monday mght I d like to fight George Foreman someday One day soon I mean I m sure George and his people want him to be the real champ and they know he has to fight me to be that After Foreman Ill probably qUit You only say that now derided one of hJS liSteners mdJCat ng he d dn t bel ev~ t AI d1dn t care tv argue He s Tired No he srud I ll probably qUit after Foreman Why not I m tired I got three million m the bank the mterest IS pretty good and I could live off that alone Your Wife or somebody else buckmg you to quit? came a queshon Al1 shook h s head Nobody s tell ng me what to do he srud I JUS! I gured ts gettmg to be tune As he talked one of A11 s handlers worked on hiS body kneeding hiS shoulders and pectoral muscles w1th an amber colored liquid Al1 suddenly moved up to a sitting positiOn on tt.e table and directed his conversallon at Dr Freddie Pacheco of Miami one of those standmg near by Look at this he said displaymg the knuckle on the thlfd f nger of h s left hand I got an infecllon here There s pus n t Pacheco mspected the fmger which was swollen I ll get 1\ tomorrow he srud No get 11 now All commanded Right here now? Yeah now Dactar Treats Infection Pacheco reached mto hiS medical k1t aod extracted some ethyl chloride which he sprayed on the mfected knuckle He then pulled a long needle out of his bag and without any ceremony stuck 11 right mto the knuckle All wmced but sa1d nothmg as some of the flUid dramed from the fmger D d you get that durmg the light? one newsman asked Agam All shook his head negalively He scratched hunself before the fight and the glove must have lfr tated 1t Pacheco srud Talking about the fight AIIBdinilled FraZier hurt him twice but he either did not remember the rounds or didn t want to remember them because every time he was asked which rounds he was shook up m he changed the conversation I hurt him a few \!mes he said In the SIXth seventh and eighth rounds I know I d1d because I could feel hun Frazier sa d he thought he won the fight but d1dn t sound very convmcmg Now and then he d whistle a couple of good shots off All s head but from where I sat he never seemed able to put enough punches together to change the way the fight was gomg On my card AI was clearly the wmner 7-4-1 All Couldn I Resist Before the fight All had srud he wouldn t clown around this tune He couldn t resist though Notfor 12 wbole rounds After FraZier clipped him wtth a crackling left to the Jaw m the seventh All came off the ropes and wmked at the crowd Angelo Dundee who gwdes him m the comer was qmck to p1ck 11 up I blew my stack when he came back to the corner Dundee revealed afterward Whatsamatter wtth you? I sa1d to him Jeez you said you wouldn t do that didn tcha? what are you try n to do? he listened to me he didn t do 1\ anymore It was Al1 not FraZier who came out smokin m the last two rounds He stood there and actually slugged 1t out with FraZier wmnmg both rounds Why did I do 11? he asked later repeatmg a question put to him I m about f1mshed and I wanted the people who saw this f ght to remember me thiS way I thought thiS fight was better than our first one didn t you? Not really Thelf first fight was more explosive more excltmg only this tune there was far less doubt at the fmish which one had won the f ght Ohio cage standings Oh o College Footbal Records B 9 Ten (onference Over a 5 0 2 5 Bv Un ted Press nternationa Th ough games of Jan 26 M d A mer can Conference Conference Ove a OhoUnvers y Bow ng G een To edo M am Wes en M ch Qi!ln Cent a M ch gan Ken S ate W L W L 4 0 6 J 2 0 5 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 <I 2 4 7 8 a 8 8 8 8 Oh o Confe ence Converence Ove a I W L W L W enberg 6 2 2 Musk ngum 6 4 Cap a 5 J J Ma eta 4 8 6 Otl o No he n 8 J 12 5 Mount Un on 5 J 6 Den son 3 4 7 6 Wooster 3 4 9 7 He de be g 3 4 6 0 Kenyon J 5 6 8 0 te ben 2 4 5 9 Ober n 5 5 7 Ba dw n Wa ace 7 J J Oh oWes eyan 8 Pu due M ch gan nd ana W scons n M ch gan S ate Oh o Sta e nos 3 4 2 2 3 3 1 2 2 9 6 3 ~ e 3 4 9 owa 4 4 Nor hwestern 5 ~ 9 M nneso a D 4 6 8 Hoos er Buckeye Conference Conte ence Overa WLWL Hanove nd a 1 1 3 Oef ance 8 2 3 8 Ea ham lnd 5 3 3 5 8 ufflon 4 6 1 F nd av 4 li 9 7 Anderson (Ina 46611 Tav or ( nd J 6 10 10 W m ngton J 6 5 0 Manchester nd 3 7 9 0 s Others W L H ram 0 C nc nna Akron 4 4 o Dar on Ash and Ma one ohn Ca 2 4 1 5 3 8 o Sleubenv e W ght Ste e and former White House Chief of Staff H R Haldeman-the tape that contams an 1812mmute gap I don t believe that has happened Warren srud when asked whether NIXon had been mterrogated by the FBI 4 4 Youngs ownS U bana a e Cedarv le Case Wes e n R o Grande Walsh Cen ral Sta e W tbe fo ce Xav er C eve and S a Tffn e Ohio Dom n can 0 9 o 5 6 4 6 7 7 9 8 6 9 hac D0 son top spot NEW YORK (UP!) If there s anythmg college basketball does not need 1\ s UCLA trymg harder But bemg No 2 that s what the Brums had to do Saturday agamst Notre Dame and the results were devastatmg It was an Irish wake as Notre Dame was trounced 94-75 returnmg the Un ted Press of InternatiOnal Board Coaches No 1 ranking to UCLA Qmckly falling hack mto old hab ts the UP! board unaru mously voted the Brmns No 1 while the IriSh fell to third m the rankmgs North carolma State beaten only by UCLA this season was ranked second ahead of Notre Dame North carolma was beater by the Wolfpack last week but still moved up a slot to fourth after defeatmg Atlanllc Coast Conference r val Maryland Marquette also passed Maryland sl ppmg mto the fifth spot Vanderbilt which has lost only once this season With and clrumed the No 7 ranlking Alabama was nmth season s surprise team burgh broke mto the top 10 the I rst time with a record The Panthers wmnmg streak IS cur·reJltlv ongest m maJor basketball ed places wllege The Me1gs Marauder cagers With the ankle status of 6-3 junior center Dan Dodson still a question mark travel to Athens tomght to face the Bulldogs of veteran mentor Charles McAfee McAfee one of the w n mngest h gh school coaches n the nation w ll most likely be sendmg a startmg hneup cons1stmg of se mors John Locke and Mark Ma ce at the guards semor Don Skinner and Todd Ellwood al the corners and 6 4 sophomore Arme Chonko n the p vot Mace at S-2 JS the thlfd leadmg scorer n the SEO AL averagmg 20 3 po nts per game 21 7 overall and IS the lll noJS Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas M ssisslppl and Louis ana Drununond said Corps and weather serv ce off c als emphasized that the flooding so far has not ap. proached the levels of damage from the MisSISSippi last year which cost more than $1 billiOn and took at least 28 lives The NatiOnal Weather Serv ce predicted that thousands of addihonal acres will be mundated between St LouiS and New Orleans with n a week w1th a rJSe m the waters of at least another foot The MISSISSippi reached 43 3 feet at VIcksburg Monday ahnost 10 feet above the 33 7 foot stage recorded m late January 1973 The level was still eight feet below the May crest recorded at the height of the flooding And forecasters said the nver at VIcksburg was ex peeled to hit the 4:>-foot mark next month The Southern Tornados prepare tomght for the biggest two weeks of basketball m the school s last 10 years as the Purple and Gold travel to Glouster to face the Trunble Tomcats For Carl Wolfe s cagers a game behind SVAC lead ng Hannan Trace 1t w ll be the next to the last non league game before tacklmg North Gallla Eastern and Hannan Trace three of the league s toughest teams Sandw ched among those three games are encounters with non )eague Waterford and not so tough Symmes Valley It Will be the second goaround between Trunble and Southern thiS season w1th the Tomcats taking a 59-56 deciSion at Racme back 10 early December The Tomcats m their last ouhog toppled Vmton County who at the time was coastmg along wtth an excellent ll I record The Tornados w ll have to unprove their defense to have a chance accordmg to Wolfe who said The big man ms1de IS (Tim) Seevers Patton s a real good guard and (Rodney) King and (Wayne) Lent are good forwards Seevers a 6-4 semor was the big gim m that m1tial meeting Send Her • • • Flowers in Briefs Contmued from page I ) release SIX a1lmg priSOners mcludmg an Amencan seized durmg two days of land alf and sea clashes with South Vietnam for control of the diSputed Paracel Islands The New Chma News Agency said the s1ck and wounded captured personnel would be freed Thursday at Shumchun a border crossmg 15 miles north of Hong Kong The American Identified by U S officials as Gerald Enul Kosh '!/ of Lafayette Hill Pa was captured when Chmese forces stormed the Paracel Islands m the South Chma Sea Jan 19 and 20 The offiCial Chmese news agency srud the one Amer can and fiVe South VIetnamese made up the flfst group of Paracel prisoners to b!> released m stages SAN FRANCISCO A RASH OF APPARENTLY n ohveless shootmgs on San Francisco s streets left four persons dead Monday mght and anothr cn\Jcally wounded Pollee said they got varymg descriptions of the Silent killers but witnesses said not a word was spoken to any of the VIctims and no explanatwns were left behmd All available police units were put on the alert to hunt for the shoot-and-run marksmen The first victim was shot twice m the chest but all the others were shot tw ce n tbe back Pollee sa1d all the victims were white and the fast-movmg killers had been described as black There were at least two gunmen they added In at least one case the gunman flfed and then ran to a wa1tmg automobile to make hiS escape COLUMBUS - A TWO YEAR.QLD BOY SHOT and killed his father and wounded hiS mother wtth a smgle shot from a 39 8 5 caliber pistol he picked up from a mghtstand near his parents 7 9 12 bed pobce said today 6 10 Pollee said Charles Higgmbotham '!/ apparently had been 4 9 4 o shot one tune m the back Brenda Higgmbatham 21 who IS slx 5 13 months pregnant was reported m good condition The bullet hit 414 her m the chest 2 13 pour ng n 25 po nts and grabb ng 20 rebounds Jun or guard Tony Trace JOmed Seevers n double I gures scor mg 12 pomts wh le Lent a 6-CJ sen or and Kmg a S-1 Jun or added f ve pomts each Pnced from 59 N Second Sf f.tl DO Ji~ 67-65 decision By Umted Press International left to play semor captam War Oh o State s Buckeyes suf dell Jackson fouled the BOiler fered another heart-breakmg makers Frank Kendrick who loss Monday mght n the fmal sank two free throws to g ve second of thelf battle w1th B g Purdue a 67-95 wm Ten Conference leader Purdue Bolden led the Buckeyes wtlh W th the score lied 65-65 and 18 pomts 14 n the second half only SIX seconds remammg to wh le Bruce Park nson be played Larry Bolden the paced the Bo lermakers w th 18 Buckeyes freshman guard also stood at the foul lme w th the Purdue leads the conference opportumty to g ve Ohio State w1th a 6-Clmark and 12-5 overall the lead and almost certa n wh le Oh o State now s 1-4 m VICtory the Big Ten and S-9 for the But Bolden who had given season the home crowd a dazzlmg dis Musk ngum wh pped Edm play of shootmg and passmg m baro ( Pa ) 62-55 and Xavier the second half to brmg the was outclassed by Brown Um Buckeyes back from an eight- verSJty ( R I ) 91 73 m the only pomt halftune del c t m ssed other act on mvolvmg Ohio both free throws Colleges Manday n ght Then with JUst one second By United Press Internallooal Vanderbilt and Alabama d d nothmg to ease the t ght Southeastern Conference bas ketball race 1Uesday n ght Seventh ranked Vandy downed Kentucky 62-65 and nmth-ranked Barna put away F1onda 9S.79 as both teams upped thelf SEC records to S-1 And so the deadlock on first place will not l kely he broken until Monday when the two teams coli de at Tuscaloosa Elsewhere Lou sville edged Drake 7f>.73 Oklahoma routed Nebraska 115-93 Furman out lasted East carolma 83-80 M1ch gan upset W1sconsm 11375 and M1ch1gan State put away fllmols 93-112 Th s Week s Spec al Urn[]Jl]illRiflll VALUE RATED USED CARS 71 DODGE Swinger HT Cpe. The sp ne ta ed sw ft b rd s t-~1ved capable of mov ng aste han any other ere u e Spec mens cocked a cross a measu red cou se have been c ed ed 2 Ooo V 8 au om a c P S b ue w th b ack ny w h speeds up Ia 220 mph lop P e egr ne fa cons swee p ng toward p ey atta n op speed o a least 75 mph wh e rae ng p geons p obably exceed 00 mph n short bu sts Many m g at ng ducks ave age 60 mph av e long d stances Smal Jones top Dallas choice League a lUeam group that held Its own prelimmary draft of 72 players last week For the first time since the bitter war days of 1~ between the old Amencan and National Foot ball Leagues clubs won t know for sure that they re getting who they pick The NFL hasn t sa1d 11 but the usual 1~ute time limit for the flfst two roiUlds and five mmutes for the next 15 was expected to be wa1ved Some observers S8lli the draft which normally ends about 7 p.m EDT on Wednesday might even run Into Thursday The WFL apparenUy even drew first blood when Its Southern California franchfse Monday anounced the s1gnmg of UCLA running backa James McAlister and Kerm1t Johnson and UmverSJty of Southern Cahforma guard Booker Brown Six teams-Dallas Chicago Bal\imore San Francisco Minnesota and San Diegoeach had extra flfst-cound p1cka Houston New England Philadelphia Cleveland Atlanta and Washmgton did not have lst-coiUld chotces and Houston wtth the worst record m the !eagiie at 1 13 was not scheduled to make Its flfst selectJon until the fourth round Clubs drafted In mverse order of thelf fmal 1973 standing San Diego picked second followed by the New York Giants Oncago Baltimore the New York Jets St LoUIS New Orleans San FranciSCO (from New England) San Francisco Los Angeles (from Philadelphia ) Green Bay ,DetrOit Denver San Diego (from Cleveland) Kansas C1ty Mmnesota (from Atlanta) Buffalo Oakland Chicago (from Washington) Pittsburgh Dallas Cincmnati Ballimore (from Los Angeles) and then the Super Bowl clubs Minnesota and Miam You L ke Ou Qua ty Way of Do ng Bus ness b ds GMAC FINANCING 9!.il2 5342 Pomeroy Open Evenongs T 16 00 T t 5 PM Sat Would you ke o fly through you c ean ng cho es and ha ve I me to Jan van breda Kolff muscled m 22 pomts 20 m the second half-as Vanderbilt railed from a two-pomt defiCit at the mterm1ss on to defeat Ken tucky on the W Ideals home court Van breda Kolff also d1d his part defens vely for the Commodores shuttmg off Kentucky s ms de game and holdmg the Wildcats Bob Guyette to s x second half po nts after he had gotten twice the big scormg gun n that one hitting 22 pomts wh le Chonko poured n 17 and pulled n 1 rebounds Myers led the Marauders n that December battle hlttmg for 14 pomts and haul ng m 16 mJSSed shots while Dodson scored 13 and grabbed 10 caroms In tomght s preliminary the Marauder reserves of Ron Logan w1ll try to make t two n a row over the Bullpur.s takmg the f rst meeting 45-32 In that battle Meigs h1t 48 pet from the f eld The Marauder Reserves are com ng fresh off a 36 35 dec swn over Waverly p1.1r su e your favor te hobby o p easu e You ca n w th Re ned Wa e You w I have fresh c ean Re ned Wate everyday of he week keep ng tap water ROTONDA F1a (UP! Baltunore Orioles hurler Jun Palmer and M1am Dolphms defensive back DICk Anderson Monday led thelf respect ve groups m the annual $82 IIIlO Superstar event Through the semJfmals Pafmer eamed three pomts m the weightlift ng event to break out of a t e with soccer star SEOFrosh standlngs Team SEOAL FAOSH Ga po Logan s Me gs on ton a kson Wave y We son TOTALS Makeup ron on 50 Monday s W l P OP 0 0 427 286 82538 34 6 towe 4 3 6 7 35 366 0 0 202 523 ackson 39 esu ts G a po s 4 ron on 36 a ckson 5 Waver y Logan 62 We ston 8 A hens 39 Me gs 36 o Thursday s games Me gs a Ga po s Jackson a Athens on on a We ston • e BLACK & WHITE 1V emov ng streaks woodwo k and w ndows Don vou t h nk you wou d ke o have • extra t m e ext a ene gy fly ng th ough you c ean ng cbs? s so e a sy w h Ref ned Wale Ca I e STEREO 8811515 MASON FURNITURE :SAYRE HARDWARE 882 397 40 40 2977 2977 your from f oors by 35 39 ZENITH COLUI< 1V d shes scrub her ng au of the bathtub or have trouble 332 362 3 2 3 9 e s and as s nks d y 35 6 cab ne s and everywhe e n your home You need neve 4 5 5 4 spots Off the coun d shes as we who also announced that the start ng I neup will be the same that wh pped Kyger Creek last Fr day Start ng at the guards w ll be :>-11 semor Bob M ller and Jun or Mitch Nease whose start aga nst the Bobcats was h1s f rst of the year At the for wards Wolfe w ll aga n be gomg w th semors Norman Curfman and Pete Sayre w1th senior Vern Ord n the p vot Ord a 5 11 Will be get! ng the call agamst Seevers and Wolfe hopes th s t me he II get some defens ve help from h s teammates against the b g boy Nease will get the assign ment agamst Patton the Tomcat tea m leader and playmaker Concernmg that 81 64 tr umph over Kyger on Fr day Wolfe sa d Norman Curf man) did an outstand ng defensive JOb so did M tch (Nease) Wolfe added that semors Randy Warn er and Dave The ss both starters earl er n the year w1ll be ready to come off the bench when needed In the reserve game Wolfe s Funnel Clouds will try to make 1t two m a row over the Tomk !tens The Funnels wh pped Glouster 42 31 earlier and are fresh off a 62-31 destruction of Ky ger Creek ::~~:7:.-~. Frazier is decisioned ona Hs NEW YORK UP!) v ctory ove Joe Fraz1er was New Yo k 34 0 q 3 Ken u ky only 15 m nu es old before Ca o na 33 23 589 Muhammad Ali began talk ng v g na 30 36 M emp h s 3 I ke the champ on he once was We s g b -and feels he still s w I pc U ah 9 6 8 I " ould love to g1ve Joe nd a a 8 25 5 8 6 another chance sa d th e San A n on o 28 2!J 5 9 De E" 23 2!J 69 9 unma ked Al shortly after San D ego 22 35 366 ga nmg a hard fought but Mondav Resul U an 0 San D ego 09 unammous 12..round dec so n On v game sc n ed u ed over Fraz er and avengmg h s Tu es day s Games No games sched ed oss of three years ago to Smokin Joe I m not gonna f ght out of WHA Stand ng s on a tJ e co Wltr) every two years By Un t ed P ess nte na Eas I ke George Foreman w t p s g ga refe rmg to the New Eng 28 9 2 6 8 64 added AI current wor d hea ywe ght To on o 24 3 s 529 009 56 champ We Al an d Fr az er C e e and 22 should go agam The pub c 12 23 Q ebe 4 3 ~ ~ 9 wants t 3 Ch ago 20 'lO That the pub c su ely does 6 1f Monday n ght s e ot on ally 20 26 38 e e We 1 pi gf ga charged gather ng of 20 748 w 8 Ho son 60 85 contr but ng to a recwd r on t tie ndoor gate of $1 053 688 at w nn peg d 2 Edmon on 5 J Mad son Square Garden s any M nneso a 23 md cat on osAng 70 29 0 Va n ou e 9 3 0 The bout also was seen on Monday s R es u s home and theater teleVISion m New Eng 6 Van ou e On y games hed ed some 60 countr es and while t Tu e day s Game w ll take veeks before the I nal Los Ange es a Q e be On y gam es hed ed count IS n off c a!s were predict ng a gross of between $17 m llwn and $18 m II on fo the TV rights w th AI and Fraze expected to earn n the A m e can Ho k ey Leagu e Stand ng s ne ghborhood of $2 5 m1ll on No h each w pts g ga New H a en 28 4 63 9 50 That Wasn t the Case P o den e 20 6 60 32 6 The f gl t was bu It on the Roc h es e s 2 o 60 84 ss No a Sc o an 9 8 5 68 40 Bo s on 6 29 39 58 oo w Sp ng e d 2 24 0 Sou h w He shey Cn Ba vgn a R hmond • b 4 46 88 1 p s 9 ga 4 9 63 20 SO 6 8 55 3 53 6 6 4 48 26 8 4 96 526636 3 2 nn a 26 mo e 25 J cks nv e pc 6 0 620 5 29 Mondays Re su l s No games sch edu cd 2 32 2 Tuesdays Game s Ro h es e a Ba mo e R hm ond a Boson on y games s nedu ed NEW YORK (UP! Muhammad AI who used to be pretty good at p ed ctmg thmgs was way off this tune nt e na ona Hock ey and he was the f rst to adm t t Lea gue 5 and ng s Bolling s p ed.p1per had tned Nol" h desperately to conv nee himself and the general public that Joe Frazer was was! ed up as a profess onal boxe but after w nn ng a hard fought w p s 9 unamunous dec son Monday Des Mo n es 6 3 59 98 ~~ Day on 6 2 3 5 85 " n ght the great Muha nmad F or Wayne 26 1 0 t~4 had nothmg but kind words for Co umbus 25 26 2 5 02 Mondays Resu t s h S VIC!un No games s hedu ed I thought Joe was fm shed Tue sday s Games N o gami!S s h ed u ed but I was wrong AI sa1d after bestmg Fraz er m a 12-round bout at Madison Square Garden I don take anythm g away from hun He fought a tremendous I ght and I don t have any hard feelin gs about The slun two-pomt v ctory also Jo e Frazer I would like to that many In the first half Alabama paced by a 22-pomt enabled Lomsvlle to mamta n giVe Joe another chance The humbleness shown performance by 6 10 Leon Its hold on f rst place m the Fraz er was completely out of Douglas mamtamed 1\s share M ssoun Valley Conference character for All who had of the SEC lead by runnmg up a Alvan Adams had 21 pomts 13 po nt halftime lead on and 13 rebounds to pace spent much of h1s spare time F1or1da before coast ng home Oklahoma s wm while center pnor to th e fight bad-mouth ng w th a comparallvely easy wm Clyde Mayes scored 30 pomts h s opponent Yet 1f anyone Lou sv lie d1dn t have thmgs to carry Furman to ts w n over could earn the respect of Al qmte as easy agamst stubborn East Carolina The v ctory also Frazier certamly d d w th an Drake The Cardmals top enabled the Palad ns to keep effort that had many m the scorer Allen Murphy fouled out thelf hold on first place n the capac ty crowd bellevmg the dec swn should have gone the w th 8 40 to go but they never Southern Conference race other way allowed Drake to take the lead Fraz er natur ally was among them The fight wa s very close and I th nk that t could have sa d Kyle Rote Jr 1.1! take his A total of 24 profess onal gone the other way Frazier Yes I would say that div s on s lead athletes are m the Superstars I won 1\ I fought all three Anderson held his edge With tournament and non e s a seven-over.par 43 golf score allowed to part c1pate m h s for a nme.Jlole event as part of own sport Ton~ght s gmnes the c,mpet lion Some of the sports are bowlmg golf tenn s swun m ng and an obstacle course Co ege Basketbal Resu ts In Anderson s 12-man group By Un ted P ess nlernat on a auto racer Jody Schecter was East Pha Tex 59 K ngs Pa 58 second w th 16 pomts one eh gh 3 Muh e nbe g 62 beh nd Anderson G env 82 A d sn B ddu !J The wmner m each group has A f ed 56 Co and St 49 P easan ycom ng 02 0 c k nson a chance lor $122 IIIlO m f nal Ws mns Pa 95 wash& e 59 pr ze money s os Pa 6 w ens 5 4 w kes 8 Bap s a b e 56 Easy Terms 1 HERMAN GRATE 773 5592 MASON W VA . . . .~~~~~~. . . .~~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Deltvery' :ZS:I~ ' Chey ney 63 W dene 56 Fa rhn 6 W Va Ws yn 58 B u ef d 5 1 M W Va S 60 Shephe d 66 Whee ng 58 Ham on 90 c a kson 8 Bos on s 56 So Conn 5d Con o d 69 Beck ey 6 South Lov sv e 5 Drake 3 0 d Dom 65 Mad son 55 A abama 98 F o da 79 Vande b 82 K en u ky !J5 Es n Ky 75 Eas Tenn 2 M dd e T enn 14 Mu ay Mo ehead 69 Tenn Te h 6<1 Gv ford 93 Pfe ff er 8 M gn 82 C sn Newmn 66 Fu man 89 Eas Ca o na 80 H gh Po n 64 Ca mpbe 58 P esby e an 8 Wof o d Ws r n Ca 83 UN C AS h Ma s H 85 A Ch s 6 M ss 72 M ss S 67 J c k sn s 29M ss Va F o renc e s 89 Sho e 84 LaG ange 82 Hun ngdon 74 Howard 99 M T 66 N E La 02 So M ss 88 SE La 6 cksnvl St d8 Tennessee 57 LSU 52 A Peay 98 w es ern Ky 97 Me cer 02 Geo g a Te ch 85 Am u 94 G e ysburg 78 M dwest B own 9 Xav er 0 3 Pu due 67 Oh o St 65 M ch gan 83 W scons n 5 Musk ngum 62 Ed nbo o 55 o: Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 14 Were human and once m a great wh1le we make a m1stake But 1f our error means you must pay additiOnal tax you pay only the tax We pay any mterest or penalty We stand behmd our work v Z Tex S 77 H Payne 73 Te x Lu h o Hs n T sn 2 McMu y 2LbbckC1'1 s5'2 S w Te)C 98 LeTrneau 3 mmutes of 12 roiUlds I don knoll what I could I ave done more than that Fraz er sa1d All was guilty of holding severa t mes dur ng the f g1 t and he t ought AI should ave been penal zed nore for tha Clay AI wa s hod ng throughout f ght I to! I the ref abo u t and I e d d l is best to stop 1 but he could! t hun AI kept control tel mg me I m gonna st mg you then hold There had been much specu !at on that the loser of this hght would dnft off mto obi v on and perhaps even hang em up r ght on the spot But there was nothmg m Frazier s perfor mance wh ch md catcd that he was through m the rmg a1 d he ns sted that he " ould keep gomg I see no reason why I should stop do you Fraz er asked I want hun (AI ) agam You be ter bel eve 1t I would I ke to fight both AI and George Foreman agam Foreman 1s the recogn zed hea vyweight champiOn but JUdg ng from the enthus asm of the crowd at the Garden the general pub! c st ll recogn zes AI as the k ng of he heavywe ghts Throughout the bout t1 e crowd chanted n un son Ah lee Ah lee Ah lee when ever their hero mounted an attack Deep ns de I m the man the people bel eve s the champiOn Al sa d I m a master boxer I thought I won e ght rounds I wa s m the best shape of my I fe for th1s f ght D d I ook 32 years old m that r ng Peop e sa d I "uldn t go 12 rounds any 1 o e Everybody sa d we were bot fin shed But we put on a f gh that can t be opped by a Y other f ght n story What Ls tt, Doctor' Som e DowningChilds Agency, Inc. 220 N 2nd MIDDLEPORT Outstanding SERVI OFFERS Drtve m today for expert car servtces at low low prtces I Precision Front End Alignment Prec SJOn a) gnmer.t We set caste r camber and toe n •nd center steer ng wheel '555 M nn 57 No thw es t e n 54 Loyo a 78 V p so .6 Eau C a r e Bli Supe o 12 Va T ech 75 N th n 6 M ch S 93 no s 82 St 96 Est n M ch 80 No he n K y 102 Ma an 98 Southwest Ok ahoma 85 Nebraska 63 Ft Hays S 64 E N Mex 6 Hnd sn St 93 A k Tech 9 TeKas A& 86 S Hous s 6 Tex Sthrn 02 Gl"ambl ng 93 P Qu nn 94 Aust n Co 85 La Tech 87 Lama 82 SW Tex 62 S F Aus n 58 Cntn 11 H dn Smmns M more but AI st I had enough left to get the lith round from all three off c als AU Not as ToUgh AI fe the at o of punches was 4-to I m his favor bu Frazer .. hi e claun ng the f gilt was very close though he won I anded the more effect ve punches and AI kept holdmg clauned FraZier who came out the bout w th only a welt ove h s left eye I d1dn t feel h was as tough as the ast une He d dn t have as n uch I want m agam Unl ke the last f ght be ween the two when Frazer knocked AI down n th e 15th round here .. ere no knockdowns this me aro und and neither f ghter was ever m ser ous t ouble The only blood came f om AI s eft nostril m the n n I ro und and from a cut n frazer s nouth n th e Oth Refe ce Tony Pe ez who comm tted a boo boo wl en he stopped the ac on 10 seconds before the end of he s ond round after th nk ng he had heard the bell had the c osest scor ng of the three off c als g v ng t to All 6-5-1 Judge Tony cas el ano had t 7-4 1and JUdge Jack Gordon 8-4 AI s supporters far outnum ber ng F az er sat the Ga den vo ced their approval of the dec1 s on m no uncertam terms Eve n Foreman must have heard tl en wherever he was prem se t at t would set the w nner up as the most log c a! ontende fo Foreman wh le the oser would be fm shed n I e r ng Such was not the case Wha l p oved was ha AI and I' raz er need not Foreman but on y each other f for on y one more tune for another mull -m I on dollar payday Fo reman who was among those at the Gard en but only unl the h rd round when he go t up and left was greeted w th a choru s of resound ng boos dur ng the pre fight n troduct ons W th All and Fraz er ge ttm g so much money the champiOn whose nex:t defense Is se t for March 26 n Caracas Veneiuela aga nst Ken Nor on us I ave fe t short changed I though Joe was f n shed but he hurt me lw1 e srud AI who wmced more than once af er takmg numerous hard eft hooks to he head Any othe f ghter \\ ho wasn t n as good a shape as I am "ould I ave been knocked out AI s speed ha dly ,. hat t used to be vas st II enough to a! o v IUJ o bm d up a com rr and ng leaa through the carl) rounds Once the 32-year old 212-pound AI began slow ng down Frazier two year~ young er and three pounds I gl te than s opponen t began connect ng more and Winner accused of boldine; several times in big bout Palmer, Anderson lead super star event A hens •2495 Karr & Van Zandt New Haven W Va f Southern was hurt dras 1cally n that 59-56 loss hitting a four mmute cold spell n the second quarter that saw Glouster outscore them 15-8 We d dn t play very well that first t me sa d Wolfe Buckeyes drop se dam exceed 30 mph NEW YORK (UP!) - Eddie Jones a bruising 6-foot-8 26(). pound tackle from Tennessee State was expected to be the th1rd consecullve defensive lineman to be made the No 1 p1ck when the Dallas Cowboys opened what could be the lengthiest eollege player draft m years The Cowboys all but came out and sa1d beforehand that Jones would be thelf No I chmce a pick obtained last year from the Houston Oilers for Tody Smith and Billy Parks What could make this the longest draft m manv years m the birth of the Wo lct Football Cremeans w ll be getting the call w th the other three spots to be a comb nation of senors B 11 Myers and Steve Pr ce and freshmen Ch p Brauer and sophomore Jim Anderson Cre means swept team honors m the Marauders 8().41 loss at Waverly Fr day n ght be ng named th e ass st rebounder and defens ve players of the week In that loss Cremeans topped Meigs scorers w th 10 pomts and pulled down a team h gh 10 rebounds The Bulldogs and Marauders met earher n the season w1th Athens wmmng 60 50 as Athens outscored Me gs 16-4 m the fourth q a ter Mace wa< ByUn Vandy, 'Barna cop SEC triumphs Annrversary She II never forget you remembered News t u starter 0 thlfd leadmg free thrower hittmg char ty chances at a 737 clip Skmner s f fth n I eld goa l percentage mak ng 32 of 59 attempts for 542 The Bulldogs are 5-4 m conference play 7-9 overall The Marauders meanwh le at 1-8 m SEOAL play w ll be look ng for some co n s1stency accord ng to Coach Roger Brauer Dodson IS one player who can help provide 1t and Brauer say s he IS hopeful Dodson will be able to go tomght Ton ght s Meigs start ng lineup Is somewhat sketchy but Brauer says sophomore Terry Qualls and Jerrv Pro Standmgs Tornados in Glouster tonight Rain-filled river flooding midwest VICKSBURG MISs (UP!) The ram.gorged Miss ss pp R ver followmg the early pattern of last year s disastrous Iloods has spilled over two rmlhon acres m seven states and driven more than 500 persons from their homes The river IS much higher at thiS tune than 1\ was a year ago said R chard Frum mond a spokesman for the U S Corps of Engmeers and MISSISSippi River Comnuss on Monday The cup s full and that s what we re womed about We JUSt hope we don t have any more ram up m the basms to the north ApproXImately 500 persons have evacuated their homes m northwest Tennessee because they have been cut off by rismg waters he said and there have been some evacuatiOns m the MISSISSippi Delta Right now 1! s an mconvem ence for parts of Missouri f I 3 The Daily Sednt nel Middleport Pomeroy OdJan29 1 9 7 4 u b Pr ce for mltst Amer can cars (Extra for some cars w th a r condot onmg ) Parts extra 1f needed Loc.- THE INCOMI TAX PEOPLE 304 E. MAIN POMEROY Ph 992 J79l Open 9 hi S Mon thru Sat NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY POMEROY HOME &AUTO E MAIN ST 992 2094 POMEROY �' ' ' I ' 4- The Daily .Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 29, 1974 '•' '•'•' ....... , .,.•. ... •.,... •......... -.·.-.•. ·.v ~"w'"''"'-~'" ''"' ,.,,.,.,.,,,,.,•:•:•:•:•.•:•:•:•:•:·:·:·.•.·>:•»''''''··:->.•.,wMw.v:w~··· ·~ ~~-.-..-.~...........v.w.;,...-.-.-.:,.: ·.~..._-.~.·.~: Jan . 2!1 , 1974 ~ AA UW support i Fun With Food :~ sought for ERA [ By Charlene Hoeflich \\ amendment Gone are the buildings with their lavish festivities and from necessity and desire most of us are enjoying a period of simplicity . No more Swedish meatballs, shrimp cocktail and the like; it's hamburgers and french fries, and pasta, pasta, pasta for the poor in pocketbook now that the holiday bills are to be faced .' But be not discouraged. Leading magazines are declaring that you can serve gourmet meals on a budget with pasta. Not only that, they declare that pasta products are valuable sources of protein. They have a good distribution of six of the eight essential amino acids necessary for optimum health and growth, they say. But too frequently, busy homemakers get into the rut of cooking everything the same way. Leftover roast beef at our house usually winds up being cubed and tossed in with 5ome noodles . Surprises are in store, however, for the next time there's leftover roast beef it will be used for this recipe just added to my collection : EGG NOODLES WITH HUNGARIAN GOULASH 8 ounces (four cups) wide egg noodles ; 1\<z pol\J1dS onions, thinly sliced; 3 tablespoons butter; 1\2 pounds of beef, cubed, either _cooked or uncooked; I tablespoon paprika; 2 teaspoons salt; ¥• teaspoon pepper ; 3 cups water; 2 tablespoons poppy seeds (optional) . In a large saucepan saute onions in butter about five minutes. Add the beef cubes, paprika , salt, pepper and water. Sinuner covered I \<z to 2 hours or until the meat is tender. Meanwhile, cook the noodles as directed on the package. Drain. Toss with poppy seeds. Serve the goulash over the noodles. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Paul Grueser returned Monday from Wheeling, W.Va. where she spent the weekend visiting her son, Elmer Johnson. Middleport · Pomeroy Area Branch members of the American Associcition of University Women are urged to contact Sen . Harry Armstrong, Logan, requesting that he reexamine his position on the Equal Rights Amendment. Mrs. Harold Sauer, president of the local branch, AAUW. received a letter Monday from Marie Pfeiffer, legisla tive chairwoman and a registered lobbyist for the Ohio State -Division, AAUW. advising that HJR 11 ratifying the ERA has been repor ted out of the financia l institution, insurance and elections committee and will he on the Senate floor for a vole soon. Sen. Armstrong, reportedly, has not supported that Equal Rights Amendment , Mrs. Sauer advises, in her appeal to local AAUW members to make their position known . Racine auxiliary to i~ sponsor girls stater 8;:ID~&~;:;;;.;;;;;o~::::::~:;:-;;:::::::,::::::::::::~... ~: Social Calendar I I RACINE - A junior at Southern High School will be sponsored at Buckeye Girls' One Group of State by the Racine American TUESDAY Boys and Girls Legion Auxiliary. COMBINED meeting, board Meeting recently at the hall, of trustees and past com· the unit also made plans for the manders of Drew Webster Post Thorn MeAn annual Poppy Day sale in May 39, American Legion, at the Poll Parrof and post home; dinner at 7:30p.m. and ordered the poppies to be Active Age used at that time. The mid· MEIGS COUNTY Pioneer winter conference in Colum40% OFF and Historical Society, I: 30 bus, Fb. 22 to 24 was anp.m. Tuesday at the Museum, nounced, and a donation to Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Mrs. Radio Free Europe was made. Your Thorn MeAn Store Mae Mora of Chester to present Mrs. Leora Young gave a MIDDLEPORT, 0. the program on "Our Local report on civil defense. Speaking at the meeting was . .- - - - - - - -.. Religious Heritage." Mrs. Jeanette Lawrence who WEDNESDAY detailed services of the Racine SOUP SUPPER, sandemergency squad, how many wiches, pie at pYihian Sister hours the volunteers work, the Hall, Wilkesville, 12 noon to 8 p.m. . Mrs. Sauer says he may be telephoned at his office m Columbus, or views may be expressed through th e legislative information office, 1~282-0253 . The message, if taken through the legislative information office should include the name of the senator, the caller's position on ERA, her name and address. This information is then trans· mitted to Senator Armstrong. Reservations are still being accepted for the joint meeting of the local AAUW members with those of Gallipolis and Point Pleasant next Monday night at the Holiday Inn in Gallipolis . These may be telephoned to Mrs. Sauer, 7423654, as late as Friday. Miss Jane E. Cohen , manager of the Communications Affairs Program of · WRCTV, NBC in Washington , D. C. will be the speaker. SHOES ·heritage house a SALE START T RR EN present no one forgets. 010563 MR. PINNELL ILL Howard Pinnell, Toronto, formerly of Middleport, suffered a heart attack Saturday night and is now in th.e intensive care unit of St. John's Hospital at Steubenville. While living in Middleport, Pinnell worked for the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. His daughter is Mrs . Shirley Roush, Pearl St., Middleport. FAIR LADY An ArtCirvecl diamond ring. A breathtaking diamond preclely cut fo~ brilliance and Cllrlty. Accented with genuine rubies. For the hopplett blnhdoy aver, oelect a diamond ring from our comptailt ArtCarvaC:t collection. Goessler's JEWELRY·STORE Court St., Pomeroy PLAYER TRADE DETROIT (UP!) - The Detroit Lions Monday acquired I Mik evans from th e E cener . Ph'! d I h' E I 1 a e p 1a ag es m a straight player trade for defensive back Willie Ger· many Ev~ns, a 6-foot-5, 250. pounder from Boston College, played in all !4 games last - season ·for Philadelphia and has been a regular for six years. Germany, 25, was ol>tained by Detroit last year from Atlanta and was used on special teams in the six games he was on the active roster. ;:::::::::~~--------- ~ Your Complete Fabric Store For Every Sewing Idea , • • m overtnne The Meigs freshmen, down lfl.l2 at intermission and 26-19 after three periods, came back in the fourth quarter to tie the Athens Bullpups, before falling in overtime, 39-36. The Marauders of Coach John Arnott ripped the nets for 13 points that in that final quarter while holding Athens to · t · · JUS SIX pomts. Pennel of Athens led 11 • .. . . a scorers, pourmg me1ght field goals for 16 points. Allan Stewart and Mark Hagg~rty led Meig~ with l1 and 10 pomts re~p~tively. O~er Marauders hitting the scormg col_umn were Randolph with 7, Scttes. with 6 and Dale Brownmg ":'1th} Arn~tt sa1d, It was our best defensive game of the year. We made too many offensive !IUS takes which gave them , IIG BARGAINS!' BIG SAVINGS! BIG SELECTIONS! ' boorbuster Bonanza with Big 8uys throughout the store! well enough to win," consome easy baskets. Weheplayed cluded. The freshmen take on Gallipolis at Gallipolis Thursday evening. What's the Difference? Black and green teas differ only in the. curing process, green tea being what teamakers call unfermented tea and b I a c k tea is fer mented. BOLOGNA on your yearly insurance premiums. We wi ll review your insurance program with you free of charge any day of the week. LARRY BROGAN EDNA SCHOENLEB GERALD REUTER BACON PORK ROAST SUPERIORS lb. POLISH SAUSAGE clearil 99¢ . FRESH SIDE lb BACON N•~lteo• SNACK-BOX ,~CHOCOLATES Junior Mints, Mint Waters, Chocolate Covered Pea n uts , 13ndge Mix or ChOcolate stars. From 5 IO 61fa·O Z Hot Cocoa Mix , 3bom 99 BRI DOE SIZE PlAYING Thank Y11 IIOTES, ENVELOPES SCOTT • Paper Towels 19~ .,Beeuliful designs lor all occasions. Total l~b. box OUR LOW PNICE PAPERMATE., FlAIR PENS Birthday . gel we l l , sympat hy car<Js. 12 to 19 cards. envelopes . OURLOWIYI/Cf 3 WUIIEYER STJeK PliM 8 OL jars S 1.00 · Wagner Orange ·orink SUNSHINE Krispy Cr~ckers 4-ltOI.l PACK GIFT WRAPS All OcciiiN jumbo rolls lb. ~argarine OUR lOW PRICE GREETING CARDS Coffee Creamer 2 49~ Drink BANANAS 39¢ POTATOES 54 oz. bot. ~ ,, lb. (UNClASSIFIED) 20 lb•.bag SUNSHINE TOMATOES ............ ~.~~-.~~: 39~ Graham Crackers RED RADISHES ............ ~.~ .. 10° 1 CABBAGE ....................... !~·...1o~ 7-UP·-Quarts ga.I NORTH STAR Returnable ' ; ' Bottles . 4 1.00 for 8 OZ. $179 WITH JAR . 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Books may he returned to the bookmobile or dropped in the book slot at the headquarters at the corner of Nye and Main, Pomeroy . Reminder cards will be mailed to those who do not return overdue books within the next few weeks. To avoid the postage cost, Mrs. 'Pikkoja urges the return of books at an early date. ) HOME MADE To U~oantities" expenses involved and the need for money to replace equipment. Mrs. Myrtle Walker again requested that chairwomen of units involved in community service send their reports to -her. It was noted that another box of ribbons has been sen t to the Dayton Hospital where the blind veterans make them into rugs. Mrs. Frances Roberts presided at the meeting which opened in ritualistic form with Mrs. Eula Wolfe giving the prayer. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Edna Knopp was won by Mrs. Louise Stewart. Refreshments were served. I ) -, PHONE: 992-3480 Book return requested Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, bookmobile librarian, has issued an appeal for the return of books borrowed from the service. She emphasizes that there is no charge or penalty of any kind for overdue books and her I F ·R ANKLIDJ Valentine WILDWOOD Garden Club, Minersville, 7:30 p.m . at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Cooking demonstration, meeting to follow. Roll call, New Year's resolution. ,STRETCH YOUR BUDGET W,ITH Flnished QNE DAY SERVICEII'! At 9-0ut At 5 RQBINSON'S . 216 E. Second Pomeroy RC COLA • 's . en ran 1n Middleport; Ohio . '' DAD'S ROOT BEER . 990 8 . .. ··' EVERY PAY PRICE - DR. PEPPER OR NEW DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) PAK . 16. oz. bois. . 790 . 8 PAK . 16.oz. bots. 8 ~~K 89• f . ' . ' ' �' ' ' I ' 4- The Daily .Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 29, 1974 '•' '•'•' ....... , .,.•. ... •.,... •......... -.·.-.•. ·.v ~"w'"''"'-~'" ''"' ,.,,.,.,.,,,,.,•:•:•:•:•.•:•:•:•:•:·:·:·.•.·>:•»''''''··:->.•.,wMw.v:w~··· ·~ ~~-.-..-.~...........v.w.;,...-.-.-.:,.: ·.~..._-.~.·.~: Jan . 2!1 , 1974 ~ AA UW support i Fun With Food :~ sought for ERA [ By Charlene Hoeflich \\ amendment Gone are the buildings with their lavish festivities and from necessity and desire most of us are enjoying a period of simplicity . No more Swedish meatballs, shrimp cocktail and the like; it's hamburgers and french fries, and pasta, pasta, pasta for the poor in pocketbook now that the holiday bills are to be faced .' But be not discouraged. Leading magazines are declaring that you can serve gourmet meals on a budget with pasta. Not only that, they declare that pasta products are valuable sources of protein. They have a good distribution of six of the eight essential amino acids necessary for optimum health and growth, they say. But too frequently, busy homemakers get into the rut of cooking everything the same way. Leftover roast beef at our house usually winds up being cubed and tossed in with 5ome noodles . Surprises are in store, however, for the next time there's leftover roast beef it will be used for this recipe just added to my collection : EGG NOODLES WITH HUNGARIAN GOULASH 8 ounces (four cups) wide egg noodles ; 1\<z pol\J1dS onions, thinly sliced; 3 tablespoons butter; 1\2 pounds of beef, cubed, either _cooked or uncooked; I tablespoon paprika; 2 teaspoons salt; ¥• teaspoon pepper ; 3 cups water; 2 tablespoons poppy seeds (optional) . In a large saucepan saute onions in butter about five minutes. Add the beef cubes, paprika , salt, pepper and water. Sinuner covered I \<z to 2 hours or until the meat is tender. Meanwhile, cook the noodles as directed on the package. Drain. Toss with poppy seeds. Serve the goulash over the noodles. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Paul Grueser returned Monday from Wheeling, W.Va. where she spent the weekend visiting her son, Elmer Johnson. Middleport · Pomeroy Area Branch members of the American Associcition of University Women are urged to contact Sen . Harry Armstrong, Logan, requesting that he reexamine his position on the Equal Rights Amendment. Mrs. Harold Sauer, president of the local branch, AAUW. received a letter Monday from Marie Pfeiffer, legisla tive chairwoman and a registered lobbyist for the Ohio State -Division, AAUW. advising that HJR 11 ratifying the ERA has been repor ted out of the financia l institution, insurance and elections committee and will he on the Senate floor for a vole soon. Sen. Armstrong, reportedly, has not supported that Equal Rights Amendment , Mrs. Sauer advises, in her appeal to local AAUW members to make their position known . Racine auxiliary to i~ sponsor girls stater 8;:ID~&~;:;;;.;;;;;o~::::::~:;:-;;:::::::,::::::::::::~... ~: Social Calendar I I RACINE - A junior at Southern High School will be sponsored at Buckeye Girls' One Group of State by the Racine American TUESDAY Boys and Girls Legion Auxiliary. COMBINED meeting, board Meeting recently at the hall, of trustees and past com· the unit also made plans for the manders of Drew Webster Post Thorn MeAn annual Poppy Day sale in May 39, American Legion, at the Poll Parrof and post home; dinner at 7:30p.m. and ordered the poppies to be Active Age used at that time. The mid· MEIGS COUNTY Pioneer winter conference in Colum40% OFF and Historical Society, I: 30 bus, Fb. 22 to 24 was anp.m. Tuesday at the Museum, nounced, and a donation to Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Mrs. Radio Free Europe was made. Your Thorn MeAn Store Mae Mora of Chester to present Mrs. Leora Young gave a MIDDLEPORT, 0. the program on "Our Local report on civil defense. Speaking at the meeting was . .- - - - - - - -.. Religious Heritage." Mrs. Jeanette Lawrence who WEDNESDAY detailed services of the Racine SOUP SUPPER, sandemergency squad, how many wiches, pie at pYihian Sister hours the volunteers work, the Hall, Wilkesville, 12 noon to 8 p.m. . Mrs. Sauer says he may be telephoned at his office m Columbus, or views may be expressed through th e legislative information office, 1~282-0253 . The message, if taken through the legislative information office should include the name of the senator, the caller's position on ERA, her name and address. This information is then trans· mitted to Senator Armstrong. Reservations are still being accepted for the joint meeting of the local AAUW members with those of Gallipolis and Point Pleasant next Monday night at the Holiday Inn in Gallipolis . These may be telephoned to Mrs. Sauer, 7423654, as late as Friday. Miss Jane E. Cohen , manager of the Communications Affairs Program of · WRCTV, NBC in Washington , D. C. will be the speaker. SHOES ·heritage house a SALE START T RR EN present no one forgets. 010563 MR. PINNELL ILL Howard Pinnell, Toronto, formerly of Middleport, suffered a heart attack Saturday night and is now in th.e intensive care unit of St. John's Hospital at Steubenville. While living in Middleport, Pinnell worked for the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. His daughter is Mrs . Shirley Roush, Pearl St., Middleport. FAIR LADY An ArtCirvecl diamond ring. A breathtaking diamond preclely cut fo~ brilliance and Cllrlty. Accented with genuine rubies. For the hopplett blnhdoy aver, oelect a diamond ring from our comptailt ArtCarvaC:t collection. Goessler's JEWELRY·STORE Court St., Pomeroy PLAYER TRADE DETROIT (UP!) - The Detroit Lions Monday acquired I Mik evans from th e E cener . Ph'! d I h' E I 1 a e p 1a ag es m a straight player trade for defensive back Willie Ger· many Ev~ns, a 6-foot-5, 250. pounder from Boston College, played in all !4 games last - season ·for Philadelphia and has been a regular for six years. Germany, 25, was ol>tained by Detroit last year from Atlanta and was used on special teams in the six games he was on the active roster. ;:::::::::~~--------- ~ Your Complete Fabric Store For Every Sewing Idea , • • m overtnne The Meigs freshmen, down lfl.l2 at intermission and 26-19 after three periods, came back in the fourth quarter to tie the Athens Bullpups, before falling in overtime, 39-36. The Marauders of Coach John Arnott ripped the nets for 13 points that in that final quarter while holding Athens to · t · · JUS SIX pomts. Pennel of Athens led 11 • .. . . a scorers, pourmg me1ght field goals for 16 points. Allan Stewart and Mark Hagg~rty led Meig~ with l1 and 10 pomts re~p~tively. O~er Marauders hitting the scormg col_umn were Randolph with 7, Scttes. with 6 and Dale Brownmg ":'1th} Arn~tt sa1d, It was our best defensive game of the year. We made too many offensive !IUS takes which gave them , IIG BARGAINS!' BIG SAVINGS! BIG SELECTIONS! ' boorbuster Bonanza with Big 8uys throughout the store! well enough to win," consome easy baskets. Weheplayed cluded. The freshmen take on Gallipolis at Gallipolis Thursday evening. What's the Difference? Black and green teas differ only in the. curing process, green tea being what teamakers call unfermented tea and b I a c k tea is fer mented. BOLOGNA on your yearly insurance premiums. We wi ll review your insurance program with you free of charge any day of the week. LARRY BROGAN EDNA SCHOENLEB GERALD REUTER BACON PORK ROAST SUPERIORS lb. POLISH SAUSAGE clearil 99¢ . FRESH SIDE lb BACON N•~lteo• SNACK-BOX ,~CHOCOLATES Junior Mints, Mint Waters, Chocolate Covered Pea n uts , 13ndge Mix or ChOcolate stars. From 5 IO 61fa·O Z Hot Cocoa Mix , 3bom 99 BRI DOE SIZE PlAYING Thank Y11 IIOTES, ENVELOPES SCOTT • Paper Towels 19~ .,Beeuliful designs lor all occasions. Total l~b. box OUR LOW PNICE PAPERMATE., FlAIR PENS Birthday . gel we l l , sympat hy car<Js. 12 to 19 cards. envelopes . OURLOWIYI/Cf 3 WUIIEYER STJeK PliM 8 OL jars S 1.00 · Wagner Orange ·orink SUNSHINE Krispy Cr~ckers 4-ltOI.l PACK GIFT WRAPS All OcciiiN jumbo rolls lb. ~argarine OUR lOW PRICE GREETING CARDS Coffee Creamer 2 49~ Drink BANANAS 39¢ POTATOES 54 oz. bot. ~ ,, lb. (UNClASSIFIED) 20 lb•.bag SUNSHINE TOMATOES ............ ~.~~-.~~: 39~ Graham Crackers RED RADISHES ............ ~.~ .. 10° 1 CABBAGE ....................... !~·...1o~ 7-UP·-Quarts ga.I NORTH STAR Returnable ' ; ' Bottles . 4 1.00 for 8 OZ. $179 WITH JAR . COUPON MARK VSTORE SATURDAY 12 pak FUDGE BARS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NORTH STAR 12 pak ICE MILK BARs ••••••••••••••••••••••• for · A GS BANQUET 4 B • •••••••••••• COOKING BANQUET 21b. box Slit FRIED CHICKEN •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.01•07.o5,;,Yrljeailmiiioilre;....;.P;,;•m;,;;e;,;•;;,•v;.a ~ ben Real Buy! LoCal Grapefruit ICE MILK············ . Phone 992-5130 CELERY LoCal Grape Drink SCOT PRIDE VANIUA OUN LOW PRICE large Fresh Golden Ripe ~·39e Choice 112 x 1500-Jn . cello tape or 112 x 550in. Invisible tape. PRODUCE BUYS! FCCJ:J VILUE -Stltuice Wilson's 8 Ounce KRAFT MIRACLE o\ltradive floral designs U notes and t• enwe· lopes 1n each p~g . OUR LOW PAICE 12 pak CARNATION and see us. Insurance SeiVices BONELESS lb. SUPERIORS Call or stop Reuter-Brogan USDA CHOICE lb. HAM SALAD SHIRTS McCALL'S AND SIMPUCITY PAITERNS BROUGHTON'S HOMO MILK NESTEA ~· gal.69e JOZ. .JAR 99'- c.v,oo G.illo..., ....... 'I U.tll C..Hn ... c -.. E..,.r..sot-y Beautiful~ Washed S~ISSORS ON SALE ALL WEEK and ALWA-YS SELECTED GROUPS ON SAl-E The F,a bric Shop· Ph. 992~2284 · PoMEROY, OHIO h4 W. 2nd lb. HOME MADE You may beableto Save 10 to 25% SUPERIORS EVERSWEET (PIECE) 45-sq. h . per pack By combining your Auto and Homeowners insurance into ONE policy SWIFT'S PREMIUM • • tomptete ~wmg Accessories . Yes. We Still Do Alterations lb. LIVER • Complemenfl E11ty Amerle81'1 De1lgr~. • Plut!c ... fur to SAUSAGE Young Tender SUPERIORS BABY BEEF SUPERIORS U. S. Govem ment lnspecled ¢ lb. PURE PORK PORi< STEAK 0 _ _MIDDLEPORT, _.....-u MEATS NECK BONES OUI'f I.OW PRICE Personal! SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE .We Accept .Federal Food Stamps SUPERIORS PORK LOOK YOUR BEST! SINGER SEWING MACHINES DRIU Frosh fail SUPER MARKET · Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 Super stret ch nylon yam tor a smoo th . flaller mg Itt Pet1 te and Tall s1 ze' f1t almos t every wo man Fa"'h1o n colors only request is that they he returned and put back into circulation. Books may he returned to the bookmobile or dropped in the book slot at the headquarters at the corner of Nye and Main, Pomeroy . Reminder cards will be mailed to those who do not return overdue books within the next few weeks. To avoid the postage cost, Mrs. 'Pikkoja urges the return of books at an early date. ) HOME MADE To U~oantities" expenses involved and the need for money to replace equipment. Mrs. Myrtle Walker again requested that chairwomen of units involved in community service send their reports to -her. It was noted that another box of ribbons has been sen t to the Dayton Hospital where the blind veterans make them into rugs. Mrs. Frances Roberts presided at the meeting which opened in ritualistic form with Mrs. Eula Wolfe giving the prayer. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Edna Knopp was won by Mrs. Louise Stewart. Refreshments were served. I ) -, PHONE: 992-3480 Book return requested Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, bookmobile librarian, has issued an appeal for the return of books borrowed from the service. She emphasizes that there is no charge or penalty of any kind for overdue books and her I F ·R ANKLIDJ Valentine WILDWOOD Garden Club, Minersville, 7:30 p.m . at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Cooking demonstration, meeting to follow. Roll call, New Year's resolution. ,STRETCH YOUR BUDGET W,ITH Flnished QNE DAY SERVICEII'! At 9-0ut At 5 RQBINSON'S . 216 E. Second Pomeroy RC COLA • 's . en ran 1n Middleport; Ohio . '' DAD'S ROOT BEER . 990 8 . .. ··' EVERY PAY PRICE - DR. PEPPER OR NEW DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) PAK . 16. oz. bois. . 790 . 8 PAK . 16.oz. bots. 8 ~~K 89• f . ' . ' ' �") • 7- The Daily Senllllel, Middle_port-Pomeroy, O., Jan. 29, 1974 6 - The Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Jan 28, 1974 S~ntinel Classifieds Get Results! I BOYs·- 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY - -,..--- -- - - - - - - TRAIN WITH FULL PAY . !mmed• ate S249S 4 door , local 1 ow n er w tth less than ~t s~ ooo m iles, be•ge fm tsh blk vm y ltop, good w wI tr es standa r d V B eng me au tomaf tc pow er st eert ng & b rake s. rad 10, spo tl ess cl ea n 1n ter.o r Want a sha rp c ar a t the pnce of ave r age ca r " 1970 CHE\IROLET MONTE CARLO S229S L oca l 1 owner new car tr ade 350 V 8 eng1ne autom at• c power s t eer~ n g & brak es fa ct or y a •r r ad io spotl ess cl ean bl ue mten or w 1t h sli ver gr ey f 1n1 sh. v 1ny l r oot A n 1ce one 1967 CHE\IELLE 4 DOOR GIRLS 199S fo r Tol l F r ee BOO 282 1'268 6 cy l autom a tiC t ran s , shar p ca r w ith c lea n m te r1 or good t~r es. be1 ge fm 1sh . r ad• o INCOME T ax ::,e rvi CP 9 am to 5 p m D ally exce pt Sunday , e ven1n gs by a ppo1nt me nt on l y Co Rd 22 off R t 7 by pa ss Phon e Wan da E blin . 992 2272 1 2 30t c IN THE COURT OF . INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M D a y Before Publ1c a1ton M onday Deadl1n e 9 a m Ca n ce llation Correc ti on s wtll be acc epted un t ll 9 a m for Oay of Publ• cat ton THELMA WOOLRIDGE et al DEFENDANTS No 21.0 65 The Publisher reserves th e r1ght to edtt or re1ec t any ad s deemed Ob i eC t lonal Th e publi She r will not be respon Stble fo r mor e l han on e 1n corr ec t m se rfton NOTI CE FOR SERVICE BY PUBLI CATION To HOWAR D BI CK L E w hOse kn own address 1S 2518 Wtnona Ave nu e, F l ortda . whos e eK act a ddr ess ts un k nown and ca n no t w1th r ea son a b l e ddtge n ce b e asc er ta m ed To The unk.n ow n he irS an d de\l tsees of How ard B tc k le tf deceased To Mrs E LM ER MO L D E N w hose address 1S unkn own and ca nn o t w tth r easo nabl e dlltg en ce be asce r ta m ed To Th e un known he 1r s and dev•sees of Mr s E lmer Molden tf d eceased To WYN O N A B ICKLE whose addres s tS unkn own an d with r easonab l e c annot di1 1gence b e asce r t a 1ned . To The unkn own h e ~r s , and dev tse es of Wy nona B• ck l e tf dece ase d , NETTIE M OL DEN , To wh ose address ts un known an d w ll h reasona bl e ca nnot dtl g enc e be ascerl a tn ed , To Th e unknown he~r s and dev •sees of Ne ttt e Mold en, tf d ecea se d To M A R Y L AT HEY , who se address 1S unknown and cannot W1th re asonable dlltg ence be ascer ta1ned To The unknown he~r s and dev see s of M ary La th ey , tf dec eased T o A BNE R BICK LE , whose marrta ge 1S u nknown and c anno t wtfh rea s on a ble dt llgen ce b e asc e r tam ed To Th e unkn own he1rs and dev• sees of Ab ner Btckle , tf dece a sed To Th e unknown he1rs and devt s ees of v erna Da v 1s , deceased Y ou are h ere b y notlfted tha t yo u hav e bee n nam ed defen dants tn a l ega l ac t1on ent1tled J B O' Brt en . admtn• strator of the Estat e of verna D av •s, plamttff v s Thelma woolrtdge , et at def endants Th1S act1on has be en ass1gned Case No 21,0 65 tn the Court of Common Plea s. Probate D•v• s •on. Me1 gs County Oh10 , Addre s s Pom eroy Oh10 , 45 769 The ob1 ec t ot the Complatnt t$ to se l l the r eal estate of the dec edent s•tuated at Rt 1. Rutland . Oh 10 whteh r eal estat e 1S d esc nbed as fol l ows Th e followtng desc ribed real es ta t e sttuated tn the Townshtp of Ru11and . Me1gs County Ohto , •n Sectton 23 . Town 6. Range 14 . bounded and descr•bed as follow s ' Begtnn1ng 658 feet w est of the northeast cQrn er of lands f o rm e rly owned by Abner Btck\e , thence south 526 feet to the run thence m a westerly OR OLDER BE A PAPER CARRIER. DELIVER The Daily Sentinel Th1s could be your golden opportun•ty to learn business methods, save money for clothing or college, win prizes. These and many other benefits are available to deserv1ng Sentinel carriers d<rect10n along the run With the meandermgs ol the same to the w es t l1ne of the sa1d Abner B1ckle land , thence north t o the north l 1ne of sa td lands, thence For years, The Sentinel has helped young people develop the attnbutes and talents which spell success in adult life . eas l 329 fe et 1o the place ot be g mntng c ontatnlng 5 96 ac re s more or less , tt bemg the mlent1on of th1S deed to convey th e west one th 1rd of 17 87 acres \;', ~::;:rly owned by Abne r Deed Refe re nce Volume 109 page 168 Me1gs Co unty Deed A route might be open in your neighborhood, to find out .. . R ecord s T he pt.Jrpose of the sale IS to pay th e d ebts and costs of ad :;"~~~~~e:ing the estale of the You are requ•red to answer th e Comp l amt w•th1n 28 days atter the lasl pubi1Cat1on ot th.s Call 992-2156 nottee which will be published once ea c h w ee k for SIX con sec ul111e week s Th e la st publica tion will be made on Marc h 4 1974 and the 28 days for answer w111 commen ce on tha t date In ca se of yovr failure to answ er or other wt se respond as r equ1red by the Ohto Rul es of C1vll Procedure, 1udgmen t by default w 1ll be rendered aga•ns t yo u for r el tef demanded tn rh e Co mpl a mt • WANT ADS COMMON PLEAS , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO J B 0 BRIEN admr of th e estate of V erna Davt s, Deceased , PLAINTIFF vs 11 REGULATIONS RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce sc en ts per word on e tns et t ton M 1ntmvm CMrge $1 00 14 cent s ~ter word t hree conse cu t 1ve msert ton s 26 c ent s per wo r d s1x con sec ut IV e tn se rfton s 25 P er Cent Di scoun t on pa i d ads and ads pa td wtth•n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word m •n 1mum Ea ch add1t1onal word 3C BLINO ADS Addlttonal 25t Advertisement Charge per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally . 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon SaffJrday AND MAIL THE COUPON BELOW I I 1------------J. STIREO 92.1 FM WMPO Lost F E M A L E great da ne , fawn color , no t ags Lo s t tn Me tgs County re ward Phon e 698 26 22 aft er 6 p rn 1 25 6tc Pets For Sale A K C T o y Po odl e Pupp 1es $75 00 S1am ese K ttt en s S15 Ph on e 1 256 6247 1 10 26tc Mobile Homes For Sale 1957 WE ST WO OD mobt l e hom e, e l ec trt c lurna ce exce l lent c ond•f•on Phon e 99 2 5867 or 99 2 30 05 1 29 51p Wanted To Buy RIVER SIDE A uto vv r e ck .n g Wtll pay SS for all runk c ar s Phone {30 41 882 52 44 or 773 5890 1 27 26tc GO OD b edroom sut te 476 1 Cal l 949 1 27 6t c T R A ILE R Brown s Tr a il e r Par k M•n ersv• l l e Phon e 99 2 332 4 1 27 tf c SLEEPIN G room ov er wtne stor e tn Pom eroy Ref er en ce r equtr ed Call 99 2 5293 1 10 tf c 3 AND 4 R OOM f urn• sh ed and unfurn ts h ed apar tme nts Phone 992 54 34 4 12 tf c PRIVATE mee tm g room for any organ tza tton phon e 992 3975 3 11 tf C For Sale NEW 1974 ZIG ZAu ::, EWING MACHINE S 1n or 1ginal factory carton Z tg Zag to make buttonl;loles, sew on burtons. monograms. and make fan c y des~r;ms w1th 1ust the twist of a smgl e dtal Le ft 1n lay a way and never been used Will sell for only S47 cash , or t erm s available Phone 992 2984 I 21 ttc Help Wanted GRILL c ook , c arhop , and k tt A SS ORTMENT of alumtnum To G tve Away wtndows , and frames Phone chen help wanted Apply m 8 MONTH old female coll te, 2789 992 p erson . Crew 's Steak House Phone 949 4607 1 27 6tc I 27 tfc 1 29 3t p 2 BEDROOM home In Mtd DIRECT Sales D1stnbutors, dleport pnvate owner, new wanted for vitam ms and roof and bath Phone 949 3832 ,_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , organ tc products Part or full or 843 2667 t•me For 1nterv1ew , wrtte ·. l 24 6tc Mary Engle, RR 1, Box 19, Un1on. Oh10 4532 2 UPHOLSTERY fabn cs by th e 1 16 161p yard 54 mches w1d e, a s low a s Sl 95 per yard Velvets a s l ow as S3 45 , Imported values , KO SCOT KOSMETICS & WIG S S9 95 we also have nylon , We have the product on hand her c u l on . cotton pr i nts and we deliver to you per v.nyls. remnants by the yard sonally Helen Jane Brown, or by the P•ece Pomeroy 992 S113 Recovery , 62 2 E Matn St , 1230 t fc 9~2-2156 Pomeroy ~hone 992 755 4 1 29 26tc NEED woman to l•ve tn and take mother's place of 2 Ch tldren 1n a new re s pectable F OAM to f •ll your old couch and cha.r cush1ons as low as home You may also have 1 S10 95 Upholstery books only chtld of your own Phone 992 soc, 4 mch covered loam 2536 mattresses for standard s1ze 1 8 tfc 1 • bed $29 95 Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E Ma1n Stre et, Pomeroy ~hone 992 7554 1 29 26t c ----------- - -- WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 'JH£ DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY 0 For Sale 1h ACRE or acre tots for sale C d y water availab l e tn Rock salt for t ownsh•ps , sprtng Lo c ated on State towns. and busmesse s •n Route 143 Phon e 99 2 3640 bulks and bags for Ice and 1 27 12t c snow Excelsi or Salt Works Phon e 992 3891 11 11 tfc ONE 2 year old bla c k 7 8 Tenness ee Wa l k er for sale Phone 992 3640 1 27 12tc Transfers Wanted • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~STEREoRAo TO-:-am-;m , 8 track tapecomblnat 1on, 4 way speaker sound system Balance $102 66, or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 1 11 tfc WANTED!, POSITIONS OPEN All kinds of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, etc: ... pply in person at o., An Eqval Opportunity Employer , Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 TitS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 BI SSELL Constru ct1on r oom add•tton s and remodeltn g Profes s iOn a l floor s and 1n g and fm 1s hlng . old and n e w R efe r ences a v a•l abl e Ph o ne 949 38 33 1 25 26 tc PR ICE CONST RUC TI ON Rooftng, sp out1 ng . k 1tc hen s and ba t hroom s Co mpl ete r emod el mg Phon e 74 2 6273 12 3 tfc - --- ----'--- ------~ DOZER and ba ck hoe work ponds and sept1c tanks . dtt ch1ng serv te e . top sod . fill d1rt. ltmeston e, B& K E x cavatmg Phone 99 2 5367 or 992 3861 9 I tfc For Sale EXCEL SIOR Salt Wor ks, E Main St , Pomeroy A ll k mds of salt water pellets, water nugget s, block salt and own Oh 10 R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tf t Moyers Journal 33 , Mov1e " Hamlet " 20 8 30 - Hawa11 F 1ve 0 8 Snoop S1sters 3. 4, 15 . N\ov te '' The G~rl Who Came G1fl Wrapped"' 6, 13 9 00 - Even1ng At Pops 33 9 30 - Shalt 8, 10 Nathan B1ggs Radiator Spec1ahst Area's Most Rea sonable Pnces 10 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. All work guaranteed Ph 992-2174 ~~- Ma rc us Real Estate For Sale 5 ROOM hom e and bath cem ent blo ck garage, ga s furna ce, u sed 1 ye a r New roof. hou se needs m mor r e p a ~r s and pa1nt $5, 800 1nc l udes an ex tra lot W1th a two room house Ph on e 99 2 53 35 1 27 6tp NEW 3 bedroom hom e g ood water , 6 a c res , 3 out building s and ce l lar Off Me1gs County 1 on Wlfl1am Smt th Road 31h miles from Sal em Center 1 27 26t p PAINT DAMAGE 1974 Ztg Zag SEWING MACHINES Sttlt In ortgmal cartons No at tachments needed as our controls are built 1n Sews With I or 2 needles, makes buttonholes, sew on buttons , monograms, and bl tnd hem stitch Fut l cash prtce S38 5(1 or budget plan ava i lable . Phone 992 2984 1 28 tfc 11 00 - New s3,4 8, 10, 15, 6 . Ja na kJ33 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4 15 A Prowl er In th e Hea rt 6 13 , Mov tes " The Dev •l 's 8" 8 " F1ve" 10 l 00 - Tomor row 3, 4 N ew s 13 Pomeroy C BRADF O RD , Au c tion ee r Complete Serv 1ce Phone 949 3821 Rae me. Oh 10 Crttt Bradford 5 1 tt c E X CA V ATING , doze r , loader and ba c khoe work . sept tc tank s mstalled , dump t r ucks and lo boys for h 1re . w11 1 haul fill dtrt. t op soli . ltmeston e an d g,.avel Ca l l Bob or Rog er J effe rs, da y phone 992 7089 . n tght ph on e 99 2 3525 or 99 2 sm 2 11 tf c DOZER work , land c l e~artng by the ac re hourly or contract farm pond s, r oad s, etc Larg e dozer and op erator w1th ov er 20 ye ar s expertenc e Pu l lin s E x cavat.ng , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 tf c W i LLTr7"m- O.=-"Zut l ; ees-a ncf shrubbery Al so , c lean out basem en ts, att 1cs, et c Calt 949 3221 or 742 4441 1 2 26tc SEW I N G MACHIN ES Repair servtce, all makes, 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop , Pomeroy Authonzec:l Smger Sal es and Serv1ce We Sharpen SCissors 3 29 ttc V11 q• l B. T ~ ,1ford 6 00 - ~~ Hrol< •t 110 MechttnH );n-·(·) Pomeroy, Ohto·l5769 6 ROOM Home bath , gas fu,.nace and g arage tn Minersv il l e Plenty of garden spa ce Prt ced for qut c k sal e S5500 00 Phon e 992 577 8 I 24 6t c HOUSE and l arg e lot fer s ale , vacant now on new bypass Rt 7 Call 247 216 3 1 25 6tc WOOD TRUSSES 6 20 - ~,.....~:' ¢\>. f Butlt to Your 'Specs Delivered to Job S1te P txa nne 6 HOGG 7 30 - New Zoo Re v ue6 , Rocky & Bul lwmkle 13 &ZIJSPAN 8 MATERIALS CO. Mason , W Va 773 5554 READY MIX 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - CONCRETE del1vered r1ght to proJect Fast and easy est1mates Phone 992 Goegl e 1n Ready MI X Middl eport , Oh1o 6 your Free 3284 Co , 9 9 10 10 30 t f c 11 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REDUCED Here' s your chance for the fvture A new bnck bus mess bu1ldmg with 2 large a1r condtf1on ed off1 ces, storage and 2 mce rest rooms A rea l locat1on for a bus i ness Nat ga s furnace E x piGrer 1 27 12tc 1968 CHEVROLET Ma1tb1.1 automat tc 307 Fa ir c ondt t ton S750 Call 992 7631 ' 1 27 12tc 1963 F ORD Ga l aiie : i dr automatiC , 261 v a looks and runs good Uses Ott $99 Coolvtll e, 667 6214 1 25 6tp - ---------- ~ -- 1969 OLD SMOBILE statiOn wagon. all power equtpment Good ttres , a~r cond l t•on•ng , etc $1 ,300 or poss1ble trade for small car Phone 949 5913 1 25 st c 2 bedroom bungalow, all on one floor. new gas furnace, oak floor s Only $10,000 lXI POMEROY - Near shoppmg 3 bedrooms, bath, porches, hardwood floors, nat. gas heat Askmg $3,000 00 down, balance S97 07 a month COUNTRY - Within 3 miles of Gavm 3 bedrooms , bath, gas furnace , cellar and garden $9,500 Will take an offer HOU SE TALK IS OUR MAIN INESS LARGE, SMALL, OR OLD. WE HAllE ''I! HIIFr~t ~~, d !I 1\')C,O(I{·If (.~_f./DO~~ Game 6, 13 4 30 - A u t o-Body~330Mechan t c , sonality and Beha v1oral Development 33, Trvth or Con· sequences 6 30- News3,4.6,8, 10, 15 , Room222 7 00 - What's My Line 8 , Truth or Conseq. 3, Beat the Clock 4, Anythmg You Can Do 13, Elec. Co 20; News 10, 6, Know Your Schools 33. 7 30- To Telllhe Truth 6 , Sale of the Century 8. The Judge tO , Beat the Clock 13 , Pollee Surqeon 3; On the Money 4, An t1ques 20 , EpiSode Act1on 33 6 WI LKiNSON- S maii Erigtn e Sales , Repatr on all small engme s, c hatn saws precis ion ground 399 W Main Stre et Phone 992 3092 1 17 26tc WIN AT BRIDGE Flannery beams spade contract NEW 3 bedroom home , Jill bath . garage , basement on Gravel H1tl , Mtddleport Natura l ga s already •n Phon e Dal e Dutton 99 2 3369, ev enlngs 99 2 253 4 1 17 ttc NORTH IOJ It's Snow Ttre Time! CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 Postftve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow ALL SIZES IN STOCK '' Jack W Carsey, Mgt 1 2S tp -- ~- ---- - --- -- 1969 HONDA 125 Sc rambl er , excelent condition Many extras. $175 cash Phone (304 ) 773 5847 1-2S 3tc Wtt iRLPooL- pe,r ,a ble dish washer deluxe, 4 wash cycles , ex cellent cond1t1on . used only 4 months , cut ting board top , $320 retail price , $235 Phpne 992 2042 after 5 p m 123 5tc ---------- --- West Pass LOTS OF COUNTRY LIVIN HERE. 17 fenced acres. 00 - Cannon 10, Mov1e "Red Sky at Morning" 3, 4 15 Colll\ge Basketball 8 ' ' 10 00 - Kotak 8, 10 , News20 , Doc Eliloll6, 13, In terface 33 10 30 - Day At Night 33 11 00 - News3, 4,6, 8, 10, 13,1 5 Janakl 33 9 11.30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 , Rock of th e S1x t• es 6, 13 Mov 1es " The Psychopath" 8, " Tight Spot" 10 1·00 - Tomorrow 4, News 3. 2 00 - News 4 ACROSS l. -out (allot) 5. Powder b&l ll, Semlp,.... cloua atone l!. She loved Llnceiot U.Norse KOd of mischief 14, HanK 15. Nether· lands tommune 16. Tricia's mom 17. Panama, for one 18, Conscious 20. Expert 21. Ehcit %%.Snick's partner %3. " - Clear Day" 24. Succor !$.Stitched %'1, Steamer ond quahoK Z9. Sea &IKl• drafted, marry without consent, get mto legal contracts. But se, Kept they're not mature enough to take a drink! ICOl'll It's a weu-d feeling , to cross a state line and kno\v]that you're 32. Altar constellation not a adult any more, but an IS-year-old juvenile. Hope all states 33.-and will soon follow the example of New York, Minnesota, New cry Jersey, Wisconsin, Iowa, Hawaii, to name a few, and let us have U . African full adulthood - M.T.B . antelope 35.Sugar and JJt!JJ~~;Ikal•nowlle.I.-J,syrup n. "-she L'•scramble these four Jumbteo, blows!" une letter to each square, to 38. Military rn rm four ordinary worda. command (2wds.) st. Feminine IUIIIx tO. Picked ot fJDOT I t [J J 0 I ~fERITHt ated (4 wds) t. Actor Wallach 5. Unrutlled , calm 6, Winged 1. Hoosegow 8. Arrogant (3 wds.) 9. Twine together 10. Squirrel monkey 16, South Yesterday's Answer 19. Cordage fiber 22. Outer portion of 28. Govern mg body 30. "W1th Hands" earth 24, German river 25. Salt or tar engraver errors 36. Fall behind 37. Carohne's 21. Actuated uncle 26. Amencan rodent 31. German painter- Printmg ,_.....,.,......,.,....~ Now orranp the cln:led totten to form lhe ourprloe ~n~wer, u bJ tho cartoon. I ..._..-=' I ( I I 11 J-K X I I I I ) (AMwen to-.orro"") Jumbl"' HEAVY AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In th1s sample A Is uoed for the three L's, X for the two D's, etc. Single letters apoatrophea, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES ] X I I J ~~~~~=:-;;~::;:~.,:·u~u~eated above \ AMwn-• poem 3. Humili- Ia lf.VCADD 29 expert DOWN 1. BurrowinK mammah Z. Epic DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it : () tJ Y...... rday•e U, Coloring MAJOR DENOTE ABSURD Swimmer-out ef brtatA!-•BATHEA" AIYU' HZPR BD VCKRH PEKOTUP C IKR OBZP YR RPPH AZYCYAYVO - MBVPTI MBQXPZC Yeolerdl1'a Cryploquole: A RIVER ALWAYS FOLLOWS THE LINE OF LEAST RESISTANCE, THAT IS WHY IT IS CROOKED.-ABRAHAM LINCOLN (0 1176 K tn1 Pealu'- s,ndlc:ate,Inc:.) BARGAIN HUNTER here's wha t you are look•ng for . 2 s tory frame Some car peling, paneling, & Ide New bath, furnace & hot water ta nk & range Large dmmg area Carpeted Laundry R Carport. 1!:2 ac re $16,000 00 HOME OWNERS - Good homes are selltng qutckly WHY NOT LIST WITH US NOW HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992 -2568 NOW THRU FEB. 2 eDA YTON THOROBRED 2+2 BELTED eDA YTON THORO BRED POLY 4 eMEDALLION 2+2 BELTED •MEDALLION 4 PLY POLVESTER ALL NlW- ~LL WHITEWALLS ' '28 MOUN'f"ED, BAlANCED .AND INCLUDING FEDERAL TAXES HIS SOY SCOUT f~TOJ.l!ll,l.. rit:.NI THAT WE'I/E _ ~ -PlACE' • J 95 3 • J 76 .AQ86 vulnerab le North East South 2+ Pass 4• Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby We don t reall y rec om · mend that you, ou r 1eaders, rush to play the Flanne!Y conventwn It does complicate b1dd1ng but 1fyou have a pa rtner who w11I play the conventton you can have a tot of fun and some m1ghty good results With 1t The openmg b1d of two dia monds shows ftve hearts, four spades and 12-16 h1gh-card pomts Thus a Flannery two- WINNIE WINKLE di a mond open1ng 1s a p1cture b1d and w1th many hands responder can place the con- iiWE'LLGETA F07TER 10 CLEAN UP THAT tract Today's hand 1s a good ex· ME55, WENDY ampl e South knows that h1s partner holds mne cards m the major su1ts That leav•s ham wa th JUst wur card s m th e mmor s so tha t 1f all Nor th s h1gh cards are m the ~- ma jors he must have the ace • of spades and ace-kmg of ~ hea rts so four spades w1ll be • a good contract The re 1s no ~ slam and no need to sh1lly· • sha lly South b1ds the s pade • game Smc e spades break 3-2 and ; hea rts 4-2 th1s spade contract • whee ls m South wms th e d1a · : mond lead, draws trumps; : goes afte r hea rts and makes • only four smce he mu st use " h1s last trump to ruff one of dummy' s hearts There ts nothmg remarkable about getttng to th1s game, but we ~ can assure you that 1t would • not be reached at over a : quarter of the tables m a : strong duplicate game. • I NEWSPi\ PI-: R F:NTE RP rtiSE ASSN I •• TilE BORN LOSER BUr, Sill% J(HP- ~~ wi-IAH.. ~IRMEAL ~~~~T IS AAI/itelP A .. '-=' ~ • The b1dd 1ng has been West North East "" Pass : Pass • • •w : *" : 1+ ]. Pass Pass MINNERS NIBBLE ON MVTOES I. .19 , You, South hold • A K 7 6 9 AK7 6 +2. K 10 4 3 What do y ou do now') A-81d three spade s You really want to bid four and : would do so if you were sur'e y our partner held rour spades. INI,> IT A~ I'CR A WHILE-' 1 0UR ADVE RSAJ<Y S CLEVE!? IT'S EASY TO SEE South : ""u 11 SI-\E TOW llS A.T 8RI ~ ALLEY OOP AN' LET TH' .. MASON, W.VA. ~~ LET'S Sff RCSERTS TRY T' PRINT Opemng lead - + K Close 1n 2 yr old home, 3 BR K1tchen has lot s of cab1nets, range & ref N1ce dining area Garage, barn & storage An ex cellent buy BR home Kitchen has lots ol ANY SIZE N o rt h -~outh yrs old BEND TIRE CENTER . America 33 by THOMAS JOSEPH + room Nice patio. About 3 -- -- --- ,--~ --~ SEVERAL 1tems of gOod used turn1ture .nclud•ng gas range ~~0, refrigerator $40, Youngs town kitchen slnk with faucets sso See at 256 South Fourth Ave In Mtddleport . 15 ; Muppets Valentine 6, 13. Washmglon Conne ction 33 8 30 - Movie "The Hellstorm Chron1cle" 6, 13, Theater In ~MMe'tH6 A92 ... 954 3 kitchen, lots of cabmets, range, 2 ovens, ref , dmmg SUPER SERVICE STA !Iii Plfllne 992-9932 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 , Bill Moyer 's Journal 20, Chase 3, 4, .92 • 1054 • 76 +KQJ04 3 • K 107 SOUTH • KQ86 • Q4 EXCELLENT LOCATION Very attracftve 3 BR home on double level lot. Lovely let Us Install Now! 9 .... Rap: • I've never written to a column before, but that letter from Kathy and Steve of Belmar really got me upset. They say the under-21 crowd can't handle llquor JUSt because they went to a discotheque where one gu-1 was sick, and later their car was ranuned by a teenager. How many people over 21 get st10kin' drunk• My car was demohshed by a 4(;-year-old man coming hbme from a bar (And I had a hard time proVlDg 1t wasn 't my fault - because I'm a teen driver yet !) !live In a state where the majority age IS 18, and I can't say 1t has caused more drunk teenagers. I Will soon be moving to a state where you can't legally have liquor until you're 21. How silly, when that same state allows IS-year-olds to vote, be • A J 73 A K 10 8 2 • 85 ... J2 WESr EAST 608 E, MAIN cabinet s homes are now construct •on on c•IY water and sew e r Many deluxe fea t ures •nclud •ng a.,. con d t t•on tng Best f1nanctng available Other type hom es •n dtfterent areas on F H Adm f •nancmg with no down payment Call co l lect (837 65401 or wnte to MEIG S DEVELOPMENT , P 0 Box 33, M i ddlepor t, Oh to, 45760 1 9 ffc +++ (There have been some typographical errors which have made me cringe, but that ts an occupatiOnal hazard to wh!Ch any writer is exposed. ) At any rate, before I get mto any fmal argument to the jury, I think tt's important for you to know that your hometown newspapets are really lau- and open forums for divergent appearances of opm1on That's the·way the Foundirlg Fathers wanted 1t, and we're lucky (and I am grateful ) that's the way 1t IS 10 this part of the world. ¥ BELIEVE IT OR NOT, we an ." Green Ac res 3, Bonanza 15 , Jackpot• .4 ; Gilligan' s Island 6, 13 , Hazel 8 5 oo--Mr Rogers 20, 33 , Bonanza 3, Merv Griffin 4 , Andy Gr1ff1th 8, MiSSIOn tmposslble6, Gomer Pyle, USMC 13 5 55 - Earl Nlghtmgale 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15 , ABC News 13 , Sesame St 20 ; Per- e x per t auto bodywork . complete auto reftnlshmg , 15 years exper1ence Un ton member of 1 A of M Free est 1mates We have for sale a 1965 M er c ury Montclair and a 1969 Potnt1ac Grand ~rtx Phone 992 5335 1 27 6tc have a modern 3 year old 3 Q9 1-36 l ') For Sale 10 , Brady 2 30 - Doctors 3, 4, IS , Edge of Night 8, 10 , Girl '" My Life 6, 13. 3·00 - One L1fe to L1ve 13, 6, Paul Donahue 4. Match Game 8, 10 , How To Survive A Marriage 3, 15 , Vanishing Towns 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3, Somerset 15 , Sesame St. 20, 33 , Love, Amencan Style 13 , Speed racer 6, Lucy Show 8. Movie "The Young Don't Cry" 10. D I LE S Heartng Aid Center At hens , ser vt ces all makes Hear•ng tests by ap po tntm ent Rental p l an available Phone 592 6238 1 29 12tp A couple of weeks ago , I wrote a rather non-controversial Rap· ' colwnn ( tn my opmwn), but 1t ratsed the hackles of a UFOL A guy I really d1g dates this other girl to get something I (Umdentifled FUriOUS Old Lady). won't let hun have. Guessagmn . It's - pot, pills, etc. She called my home and demanded to speak with me. When He told me he doesn't like her , but she gtves him any kind of I came to the phone, she confirmed that she was, indeed, drug he wants, and he's gettmg mto them pretty deep. Not the speakmg to the author ofthis colWM, and then said simply: heavy stuff yet, but that may happen if he keeps on with her. "I hope somebody shuts you up some day " And she hung She sells, and I'm afrmd she'll get him 10to sellmg If I turn up . her in, he'll probably get arrested too I couldn't go to the1r ' Well, that elderly female will be delighted to know that her parenb!. ' w1sh IS gomg to be granted. How can I help a lfi-year~ld guy who thtnks 1t's cool to do Hav10g gotten m the enviable pos1twn of be10g able to take dope• - STILL HOPING some tlllle to do some thUtgs I've always wanted to do, once I have f10ished my current chores with the West Vtrgtnl8 Dear Hoping · Legislature, this colWM w1ll cease at the end of the current When a friend ts tn danger, you call for help, nght • This boy week is in danger - and so ts his suppher . So tell someone - a coun· But 10 conclusion, as public speakers are wont to say, I'd selor you can trust, relative, the fam1ly doctor, perhaps- who hke to make a few points about what I've tned to do in writing to will get the word to theu- parenb!. It won't be easy, but if you're you and about you over the past couple of years. truly concerned, you can't just s1t there and watch someone go However, smce I am a firm believer m never doing today off the deep end, can you• - HELEN what you can put off Wltil tomorrow, I'll Sllllply note that thiS lS +++ one teleVlSion-entertamment columnist who has been given S.H.: great personal hberltes to write about just almost ally subject Maybe if you told this guy you can't Just s1t and watch him which crossed his mind. get heavy into drugs, and that you must talk w somebody about When we agreed that "TV and Things" would appear in the tt, he may pull out before you have that talk. Tnbune, Sentmel and Register, publisher Dick Owen and Sometimes it only takes a gu-l's deep concern to put a boy editors Hobart Wilson Jr., Chet Tannehill and Robert W10gett straight - especially 1f he likes her. - SUE agreed 1t would he a free.form sort of thing - 10cluding ex· press1ons of opiruon, popular or otherwise. Dear Rap : They also gave me a free hand In writing just about I beard that if you put a stamp on an envelope upside down it anything that came to nund - and they've kept tbeir word. I means you want to make out w1th the person you send the letter can't remember a single case when my transient prose has been to. ls thts right• And if you put the stamp in the left hand lower ed1ted or deleted because of its subject matter, and this is im· corner 1t's an even bigger mvitatlon, hke ' 1Here I am, come and portant, because I've asswned you people out there are mature, get me." literate folks, and I've written accordingly. Is this true• - SAY IT WITH STAMPS• Conc entration 8 , Secret Storm 10 8, BY PAUL CRABTREE The Grass 1s Greener DearS ... Nor have I S10ce about a quarter of my letters carry upsid~own stamps, (I glue 'em as they lay, and hurriedly), I HOPE my correspondents haven't heard the rwnor either ' HE!..Eli ·- - -- 4, 15, Love of Life & THINGS :~... Dear SIWS: Sorry, I neverheardofthlS "Post Off1ce game " - SUE 3, · 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4. 15, As the World Turns 8, 10, Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 2· 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, IS , Guiding Llghte, 10, Newlywed SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San1tat1on. 992 3954 or 992 7349 ' 1023tfc i Bunch 13 11 55 - CBS News 8, Dan Imel 's World 10 12 00 - Password 6, Bob Braun 's 50-50 Club 4; News 13, 8, 10 , Jackpot' 3, IS 12 30 - Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10, Spilt Second 6, Baffle 3, 15 12 45 - Eleclm Company 33 12.55 - News 3, 1S 1 00 - News 3, All My Ch•ldren 6, 13, Not For Women Only 1S , 10 4 ttc Mob1l e Home or build City water available Don' t m1ss fhts one . qq:,>.JJ'25 or Costello 8, Ph1l Donahue 15, Movie "The Hustler" 13, Wild, Wild Wesl 6, Cover lo Cover 33 30 - Sec re1Siorm8 , ToTelltheTruth3 55 - Chuck White Reports 10. 00 - D1nah Shore 3. 15, Joker's Wilde, 10 , Company 6 30 - $10,000 Pyramid 8, 10 , Jeopardy 3, 4, 15 00 - Gambit 10, 8, Password 13, WIZard of Odds 3, 4, 15 , Mike Douglas 6. SEPTIC TANK S, AROBIC SEWA G E SY S TEM S CLEAN•ED , REPA IRED MILLER SANITATION . STEWART , OHIO PH 662 303S CLOSE TO FORKED RUN LAKE - 77 acres. Park your Dl·'l• ,·,i <lh!ll Paul Ooc: on 4, Fne ndly Junct1on 10 , AM 3 . Abbott & 11 30 - Hollywood Squares REA SONABLE rates . Ph 446 47 82 Gal l iPOliS John Russell Own er and Op erator 5 12 tf c JCs 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St. 33 , Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10 , J eff 's Col l •e 6 8 25 - Jack La La nne lJ Only a few 2 bedrooms, large ilv1ng w1th !.replace $15,000 00 Farm Report 13 6 2S - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - F1ve Mm utes to L1ve By 4 News6 , Bible Answer> 8. The Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Toda y 4 6 45 - Farmtlme 10, Morn 1ng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4, IS, CBS News 8, tO , Dick Van Dyke 13 . y ears old Full basement, y a rd, POMEROY - Auto Sales 1969 FORD PICkup Phone 992 3640 POMEROY - Sunnse Sem1nar 4 , Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Urban League 10 , Folk L1terature 3 Real Estate For Sile lEAFORD 4 WEDNESDAY, JAN 30,1974 • • SINGE R Av t om t~ tlc Z1g Zag Sewmg Machines tn sew.ng 1 ----~ -- ---- --­ tab l e Makes buttonholes. BEAUTIFUL Walnut stereO sews on buttons . blind hems , radio em -fm , tape c om etc Top notch condition Pay blnatlon, 8 track tape deck SS1 or term s available Ph on e Balance S103 49, or terms 992 2984 available Call 992 3965 1 28 tt c J 1 21-tfc l See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Night 992-3525 or 992-5232 7 R OOM hous e with b a th nt;; front porc h large lot for 1'12 garden locatton Elm St , close to store and school, nearly level land 2 • :..• •.• a $8 000 Phone 949 3211 home in a small hamlet A 1 I 1 29 3tc bit ol privacy Ask1ng $9,500.00 AM FM radto . stereo, 8 track tape comb.naf ton , 4 speaker sound system Bal a nce $10 1 52 , or term s ava•labl e Phon e 992 3965 1 28 ttc AT Water Lmes and Power lmes All work done by t~ foot or c ontract Also doze,. work and septic tanks 10 stalled Welby, MD 6, 13, Pol1ce Story 3, 4, 1S ; Catch 33 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33, News 20 ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED CL E A N . ba l ed straw sut ta bl e F OR- elec fr.CafPIUmb.ng , and remodetmg work . Cal l 84 3 for l and sc ap tng strawberr tes 2341 for F REE E STIMATE S and l•vestock , or chard g rass 1 11 26t c and clover hay , any amount - - - -- a va t t able at farm ~ aut AUTOM O Bl L E lnSU"r an(e- been Sayre, Por t land OhtO G r eat cancelled" Lost your Bend Road , Sta te Rt 33 8 operator 's l 1cense Cal l 99 2 Phone 843 2286 7428 I 29 Jt c 6 15 tf c SINGER sewing machmes 1972 model in beaut1ful wa l nut cabinet Makes des1gn st tl ches , ztg zag , buttonholes , blmd hems, et' L 1ke new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after S 00 12·7·tfc 7 - ---7"--------- . -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 CHESHIRE OPEN 7 TILL ROUTE VAcU u M -cle-;~,.s - ; ;; - 1974 Model Complete wtth ail c l eanmg tools Sm a l l pa int damage in shtpp tng W 1ll take S27 c ash or budget plan availabl e Phone 992 2984 1-28 tf c Powell's Super Valu On Most Amencan Ca,.s GROCERY business fo,. sale Buildmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo•ntment 3 20 tt c 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A WEE K ~HONE 992 5693 1 28 5t c FOOD STORE W. Second St. Pomeroy, 45769 COAL FOR SALE , JAYMAR COAL COMPANY , THE MEIG S & GALLIA LINE , STATE IN NEW 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 New Pnce Is R1ght 8, 10 Beat The Clock 13 , RFD 20, Hollywood Squares 3 8 00 - A~am 12 3, 4. 15, Happy Days 6, t3, Maude 8, 10 , Bill smallest Heater Core Painting A Specialty e. Dusty s Trail 1J , Electnc Co 20, Truth or Consequences 3 , Bea t the Clock 4 , News 6. 10. Marco Sportl1le 33 H1gh School TV Honor Soc•ety IS From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the lincoln Hill- Pomeroy. 0 DITCHING SERVICE Wheel Alignment '5.55 L A RGE un furn 1Shed 3r d f loor a pt for r ent tn dow ntown Pom ero y 6 room s an d b a th Ca l l 992 2789 1 17 tf c CLEA R ANCE Sate 11 The CA SH patd for all makes and models of mob 11e homes TRAILER , 12 x 60 , 2 b edroom V1llage Fabncs of Tuppers Phone area co de 614 423 9531 • Very good cond1t10n , car Platns have a Wt d e var~e t y of 4 13 tf c peted , f urn tshed or un ftr s t grade po l yester double furntshed Porch and shed kn •t a nd nottons Pr 1ce s - - - - - -- - - - - - - - m c luded Phone 592 3438 sl ash ed • • 1 27 6t c 1 29 3tp SALT FOR ICE AND SNO\., EXPERT H O U SE 1632 L1n co ln He 1g hts, 4 room s and bath Fenced v ard and p 1ct ure w 1ndow P hon e 992 27 80 or 992 3432 1 24 tfc PHONE 593-5035 l __...c;;;,;O;,:L;L;;EiiC;T,:.__• OLD -,,:;r;;;,;;;:-e-:-oakt a es. Property Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 7 00 ~ What s My Lme I Radlatci Ph . 992-5271 FURNITURE 4 RO OM hou se wdh bath coal furna ce, Rutland a rea Ph on e 742 51 13 Ca ll a ft er 4 3 0 1 28 4t c I N- Ple-ase HeIp Wan ted and , 6 30- News 6, 8 10 NB C News3, 4, 1S ' YourFuturelsNow 33 Room 222 ' EXPERIENCED Gene's Body Shop By Helen and Sue Bottd 6 00 - A BC N ews 13 , Sesame St 20, News 3, 4 , Truth or Con sequences 6 , News8 10, 15 , Lllta s. Yoga and You33 2 00 - News SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM - --------- OFFICE SUPPLIES FO UR R O OM 2 bed r oom furn i Shed a p artm e nt m M tddl eport Modern k1 t c h en p an e led wa ll s Tel eph on e 99 2 2016 1 28 3tc B&G AUCTION -- -~ 992 -2094 606 E, Main Pomeroy F 1V E ROOM 2 b ed r oom f ur ntsh ed apar t m en t •n M1 d d t epo rt Mod er n ktt c h en p aneled wa ll s Tel eph on e 992 2676 1 28 3tc E L ECTRO L UX va c uum 75 B A L E S of straw , c all 98 5 c leaner , A 1 c ondtlton , uses paper bags , has cordw •nder • ....................... 380S and many attachments Also 1 27 6t c s hampooer atta c hment tn NO 1 copper. 65c, rad tal ors. eluded <Only 4 available) at $37 70 c a sh or t e rm s 32c. r ed brass , 35c, bartenes . 14 Rtverside Dr. avatlable Fthone 992 2984 S1 20 M A Ha l l ReedSVI l le , 1 21 tf c Oh 10 Phon e 378 6249 Athens, Ohio l 27 tt c GOOD mt;.: ed hay for sale 8111 Wade - Auct1oneer L A t>.u .:ontra c t or rent wtth Phone 388 88 47 opt 10n to buy About 1 23 6tc 50 a c res wtth som e type of s torage bulldtng The 60 000 BT U Ga s stov e Phone b tgge,. the bett er Can be tn 99 2 2602 any condttlon . wil l do repatr s 1 27 6tp W1th 1n 20 m•les of Ma son , W v a or Pom eroy If you know 197 3 X L 250 Honda , pe r fec t Constgnments ac· o f some va cat ed l and plea se condt t •on wtlh 21" fr o nt f 1re . c all colle c t Phone 99 2 5335 cepted 10a .m. to6 p.m . both Knobble s, 2 sets of g ear s I 27 6tp and Bassan• E x pan s ton datly, or will pay cash c hamber Phone 99 2 5323 sliVER - eo ®ote for your household 1 27 3tp prtce and ma11 to Jac kt e itc:a.m~ . Wan s ley , R t 4 Pataskal a . 3 SET S of bed spnng s c urtam Oh 10 43062 stretch er s, 1 ma t tre ss, 1 bed 1 24 6tc that c an be mad e s •ngu la r or double , refrtQ tda.re •cebo x , bl free, double dra•nboard s 1nk clocks , tee boxes , brass beds. w1th meta l drawers , 1 old dtshe.s or complete P IANO t untng phone 992 2082 metal btrd cage hangs on households Wrtte M D Lane Dantel s No tun1ng after stand , quiltmg frames. gas Miller. Rt 4. Pomeroy , Ohio , 31st heater Se ll all chea p Phone call 992 6271 1 20 10tc 99 2 5510 5 13 tfc 1 27 Jtp Notice POMEROYHOME & AUTO 12 X 60 T R A I LER. fully ca r p eted pr 1va t e lo t •n T up p er s Pl a tn s ~ 100 p er month Ca ll 843 2414 1 29 3t p --- - - - - - - - --- - - Carol Folden Jr ., Judy Folden, Sharon Childs, Brooks Janet Morr •s Cl erk of t he Court of Childs, Sandra Brooks, Donald Common Pleas Probate DIVISIOn, Brooks, Stanley Folden, Danny Metgs County Oh1o Folden, Phylhs Folden, Linda (I I 29, (21 S 12, 19,26 (31 4 Martin, Neil Martm , Loyal A. BRADLEY MAY RUN Folden, Leva Folden to Myrtle TRENTON, N.J. (UP!) Queen, 80 acres, Colwnb1a. New Jersey Democratic Harold R. Kimes, dec., to leaders smd Monday that New , Ihla Fae Kimes, cert for trans., York Knicks' star B1ll Bradley Orange was senously talking With Mary L Lawson, dec., to I ;;C-:;~A-;;;;;;;E-;;--1 them about runn10g for Herman Lawson, Clara I THE DAILY SENTINEL I Congress Ill COURT ST Buckley, Robert L Lawson, Bradley, 30, a former All· POMEROY, OHIO 4S769 I Katherme Stewart, Edwin E. Amec1ca at Prtnceton and a Lawson, aff1d. trans , Chester. t Rhodes Scholar before turning Robert L. Lawson, Penny 0. I pro With the Knicks, recently I was married and purchased a Lawson, Clara M Buckley, OrvJil H. Buckley, Katherine A II -----:c-::-=---~ home 10 the Morris County Stewart, Robert E Stewart, I NAME / Community of Denville. He is a Willodene Lawson, Edwin E. of Crystal City, Mo native I Lawson to Herman Lawson, 1.65 acre , Chester AGE INFORMATION ABOUT: I Herman Lawson, Goldie I Lawson to Herman Lawson, JOB OPPORTUNITIES I SOCIAL SECURITY Goldie Lawson, parcels, I CONSUMER PROTECTION ' Chester. I ADDRESS I Helen A Lochary to William I I AND P Lochary, lob!, Pomeroy. I I Betty Jane Bau-d, Donald J . GREAT COUNTRY ! - - - - - -- - -1 I CITY I Baird, Bobby L. Baird to Jaymar Coal Co., I acre, Salisbury. I I I Charles H. Morrison, Sara Ann Morrison to Charles H. ZIP CODE I Momson, Sara Ann Morrtson, I - -Mid<lleport -Pomeroy parc ~ls, Olive. OR FILL OUT I o pen• ngs sp c c •al t r a mm g •n M ec h a n• c a l , E l e c tr on• c s Av lat• on a n d Cter •c a l ft elds m the u s Nav y P ay start s at $326 p er month from f •rst d ay - We rur n tsh q uar te r s food , and c tathm g Sc hoo l g u ar ant ees be for e yo u s•g n up BE SOMEONE SPECIAL IN THE NEW NAVY For mor e 1nfo call or v •stt y our Navy m an at 22 1 Co lumb us Ro a d A th ens 0 45 701 V ernon E H arnsan T e l e phone 614 593 3566 Business Services Generation Rap TUESDAY, JAN. 29, 1974 ======~==~~~~ For Rent Notice Pomeroy Motor Cor 1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR . TeleVision Log -~-"*1-"*1f#!*'lll~-::=::::mx::::~:::::·:·:·:·~;·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·,.~::=~~ • ~ ( ! I ILL SE.T l-IE CRO=;SE D 0 VE!i: l.'~N TKAT FALLEN T~E 1 �") • 7- The Daily Senllllel, Middle_port-Pomeroy, O., Jan. 29, 1974 6 - The Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Jan 28, 1974 S~ntinel Classifieds Get Results! I BOYs·- 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY - -,..--- -- - - - - - - TRAIN WITH FULL PAY . !mmed• ate S249S 4 door , local 1 ow n er w tth less than ~t s~ ooo m iles, be•ge fm tsh blk vm y ltop, good w wI tr es standa r d V B eng me au tomaf tc pow er st eert ng & b rake s. rad 10, spo tl ess cl ea n 1n ter.o r Want a sha rp c ar a t the pnce of ave r age ca r " 1970 CHE\IROLET MONTE CARLO S229S L oca l 1 owner new car tr ade 350 V 8 eng1ne autom at• c power s t eer~ n g & brak es fa ct or y a •r r ad io spotl ess cl ean bl ue mten or w 1t h sli ver gr ey f 1n1 sh. v 1ny l r oot A n 1ce one 1967 CHE\IELLE 4 DOOR GIRLS 199S fo r Tol l F r ee BOO 282 1'268 6 cy l autom a tiC t ran s , shar p ca r w ith c lea n m te r1 or good t~r es. be1 ge fm 1sh . r ad• o INCOME T ax ::,e rvi CP 9 am to 5 p m D ally exce pt Sunday , e ven1n gs by a ppo1nt me nt on l y Co Rd 22 off R t 7 by pa ss Phon e Wan da E blin . 992 2272 1 2 30t c IN THE COURT OF . INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M D a y Before Publ1c a1ton M onday Deadl1n e 9 a m Ca n ce llation Correc ti on s wtll be acc epted un t ll 9 a m for Oay of Publ• cat ton THELMA WOOLRIDGE et al DEFENDANTS No 21.0 65 The Publisher reserves th e r1ght to edtt or re1ec t any ad s deemed Ob i eC t lonal Th e publi She r will not be respon Stble fo r mor e l han on e 1n corr ec t m se rfton NOTI CE FOR SERVICE BY PUBLI CATION To HOWAR D BI CK L E w hOse kn own address 1S 2518 Wtnona Ave nu e, F l ortda . whos e eK act a ddr ess ts un k nown and ca n no t w1th r ea son a b l e ddtge n ce b e asc er ta m ed To The unk.n ow n he irS an d de\l tsees of How ard B tc k le tf deceased To Mrs E LM ER MO L D E N w hose address 1S unkn own and ca nn o t w tth r easo nabl e dlltg en ce be asce r ta m ed To Th e un known he 1r s and dev•sees of Mr s E lmer Molden tf d eceased To WYN O N A B ICKLE whose addres s tS unkn own an d with r easonab l e c annot di1 1gence b e asce r t a 1ned . To The unkn own h e ~r s , and dev tse es of Wy nona B• ck l e tf dece ase d , NETTIE M OL DEN , To wh ose address ts un known an d w ll h reasona bl e ca nnot dtl g enc e be ascerl a tn ed , To Th e unknown he~r s and dev •sees of Ne ttt e Mold en, tf d ecea se d To M A R Y L AT HEY , who se address 1S unknown and cannot W1th re asonable dlltg ence be ascer ta1ned To The unknown he~r s and dev see s of M ary La th ey , tf dec eased T o A BNE R BICK LE , whose marrta ge 1S u nknown and c anno t wtfh rea s on a ble dt llgen ce b e asc e r tam ed To Th e unkn own he1rs and dev• sees of Ab ner Btckle , tf dece a sed To Th e unknown he1rs and devt s ees of v erna Da v 1s , deceased Y ou are h ere b y notlfted tha t yo u hav e bee n nam ed defen dants tn a l ega l ac t1on ent1tled J B O' Brt en . admtn• strator of the Estat e of verna D av •s, plamttff v s Thelma woolrtdge , et at def endants Th1S act1on has be en ass1gned Case No 21,0 65 tn the Court of Common Plea s. Probate D•v• s •on. Me1 gs County Oh10 , Addre s s Pom eroy Oh10 , 45 769 The ob1 ec t ot the Complatnt t$ to se l l the r eal estate of the dec edent s•tuated at Rt 1. Rutland . Oh 10 whteh r eal estat e 1S d esc nbed as fol l ows Th e followtng desc ribed real es ta t e sttuated tn the Townshtp of Ru11and . Me1gs County Ohto , •n Sectton 23 . Town 6. Range 14 . bounded and descr•bed as follow s ' Begtnn1ng 658 feet w est of the northeast cQrn er of lands f o rm e rly owned by Abner Btck\e , thence south 526 feet to the run thence m a westerly OR OLDER BE A PAPER CARRIER. DELIVER The Daily Sentinel Th1s could be your golden opportun•ty to learn business methods, save money for clothing or college, win prizes. These and many other benefits are available to deserv1ng Sentinel carriers d<rect10n along the run With the meandermgs ol the same to the w es t l1ne of the sa1d Abner B1ckle land , thence north t o the north l 1ne of sa td lands, thence For years, The Sentinel has helped young people develop the attnbutes and talents which spell success in adult life . eas l 329 fe et 1o the place ot be g mntng c ontatnlng 5 96 ac re s more or less , tt bemg the mlent1on of th1S deed to convey th e west one th 1rd of 17 87 acres \;', ~::;:rly owned by Abne r Deed Refe re nce Volume 109 page 168 Me1gs Co unty Deed A route might be open in your neighborhood, to find out .. . R ecord s T he pt.Jrpose of the sale IS to pay th e d ebts and costs of ad :;"~~~~~e:ing the estale of the You are requ•red to answer th e Comp l amt w•th1n 28 days atter the lasl pubi1Cat1on ot th.s Call 992-2156 nottee which will be published once ea c h w ee k for SIX con sec ul111e week s Th e la st publica tion will be made on Marc h 4 1974 and the 28 days for answer w111 commen ce on tha t date In ca se of yovr failure to answ er or other wt se respond as r equ1red by the Ohto Rul es of C1vll Procedure, 1udgmen t by default w 1ll be rendered aga•ns t yo u for r el tef demanded tn rh e Co mpl a mt • WANT ADS COMMON PLEAS , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO J B 0 BRIEN admr of th e estate of V erna Davt s, Deceased , PLAINTIFF vs 11 REGULATIONS RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce sc en ts per word on e tns et t ton M 1ntmvm CMrge $1 00 14 cent s ~ter word t hree conse cu t 1ve msert ton s 26 c ent s per wo r d s1x con sec ut IV e tn se rfton s 25 P er Cent Di scoun t on pa i d ads and ads pa td wtth•n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word m •n 1mum Ea ch add1t1onal word 3C BLINO ADS Addlttonal 25t Advertisement Charge per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally . 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon SaffJrday AND MAIL THE COUPON BELOW I I 1------------J. STIREO 92.1 FM WMPO Lost F E M A L E great da ne , fawn color , no t ags Lo s t tn Me tgs County re ward Phon e 698 26 22 aft er 6 p rn 1 25 6tc Pets For Sale A K C T o y Po odl e Pupp 1es $75 00 S1am ese K ttt en s S15 Ph on e 1 256 6247 1 10 26tc Mobile Homes For Sale 1957 WE ST WO OD mobt l e hom e, e l ec trt c lurna ce exce l lent c ond•f•on Phon e 99 2 5867 or 99 2 30 05 1 29 51p Wanted To Buy RIVER SIDE A uto vv r e ck .n g Wtll pay SS for all runk c ar s Phone {30 41 882 52 44 or 773 5890 1 27 26tc GO OD b edroom sut te 476 1 Cal l 949 1 27 6t c T R A ILE R Brown s Tr a il e r Par k M•n ersv• l l e Phon e 99 2 332 4 1 27 tf c SLEEPIN G room ov er wtne stor e tn Pom eroy Ref er en ce r equtr ed Call 99 2 5293 1 10 tf c 3 AND 4 R OOM f urn• sh ed and unfurn ts h ed apar tme nts Phone 992 54 34 4 12 tf c PRIVATE mee tm g room for any organ tza tton phon e 992 3975 3 11 tf C For Sale NEW 1974 ZIG ZAu ::, EWING MACHINE S 1n or 1ginal factory carton Z tg Zag to make buttonl;loles, sew on burtons. monograms. and make fan c y des~r;ms w1th 1ust the twist of a smgl e dtal Le ft 1n lay a way and never been used Will sell for only S47 cash , or t erm s available Phone 992 2984 I 21 ttc Help Wanted GRILL c ook , c arhop , and k tt A SS ORTMENT of alumtnum To G tve Away wtndows , and frames Phone chen help wanted Apply m 8 MONTH old female coll te, 2789 992 p erson . Crew 's Steak House Phone 949 4607 1 27 6tc I 27 tfc 1 29 3t p 2 BEDROOM home In Mtd DIRECT Sales D1stnbutors, dleport pnvate owner, new wanted for vitam ms and roof and bath Phone 949 3832 ,_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , organ tc products Part or full or 843 2667 t•me For 1nterv1ew , wrtte ·. l 24 6tc Mary Engle, RR 1, Box 19, Un1on. Oh10 4532 2 UPHOLSTERY fabn cs by th e 1 16 161p yard 54 mches w1d e, a s low a s Sl 95 per yard Velvets a s l ow as S3 45 , Imported values , KO SCOT KOSMETICS & WIG S S9 95 we also have nylon , We have the product on hand her c u l on . cotton pr i nts and we deliver to you per v.nyls. remnants by the yard sonally Helen Jane Brown, or by the P•ece Pomeroy 992 S113 Recovery , 62 2 E Matn St , 1230 t fc 9~2-2156 Pomeroy ~hone 992 755 4 1 29 26tc NEED woman to l•ve tn and take mother's place of 2 Ch tldren 1n a new re s pectable F OAM to f •ll your old couch and cha.r cush1ons as low as home You may also have 1 S10 95 Upholstery books only chtld of your own Phone 992 soc, 4 mch covered loam 2536 mattresses for standard s1ze 1 8 tfc 1 • bed $29 95 Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E Ma1n Stre et, Pomeroy ~hone 992 7554 1 29 26t c ----------- - -- WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 'JH£ DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY 0 For Sale 1h ACRE or acre tots for sale C d y water availab l e tn Rock salt for t ownsh•ps , sprtng Lo c ated on State towns. and busmesse s •n Route 143 Phon e 99 2 3640 bulks and bags for Ice and 1 27 12t c snow Excelsi or Salt Works Phon e 992 3891 11 11 tfc ONE 2 year old bla c k 7 8 Tenness ee Wa l k er for sale Phone 992 3640 1 27 12tc Transfers Wanted • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~STEREoRAo TO-:-am-;m , 8 track tapecomblnat 1on, 4 way speaker sound system Balance $102 66, or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 1 11 tfc WANTED!, POSITIONS OPEN All kinds of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, etc: ... pply in person at o., An Eqval Opportunity Employer , Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 TitS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 BI SSELL Constru ct1on r oom add•tton s and remodeltn g Profes s iOn a l floor s and 1n g and fm 1s hlng . old and n e w R efe r ences a v a•l abl e Ph o ne 949 38 33 1 25 26 tc PR ICE CONST RUC TI ON Rooftng, sp out1 ng . k 1tc hen s and ba t hroom s Co mpl ete r emod el mg Phon e 74 2 6273 12 3 tfc - --- ----'--- ------~ DOZER and ba ck hoe work ponds and sept1c tanks . dtt ch1ng serv te e . top sod . fill d1rt. ltmeston e, B& K E x cavatmg Phone 99 2 5367 or 992 3861 9 I tfc For Sale EXCEL SIOR Salt Wor ks, E Main St , Pomeroy A ll k mds of salt water pellets, water nugget s, block salt and own Oh 10 R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tf t Moyers Journal 33 , Mov1e " Hamlet " 20 8 30 - Hawa11 F 1ve 0 8 Snoop S1sters 3. 4, 15 . N\ov te '' The G~rl Who Came G1fl Wrapped"' 6, 13 9 00 - Even1ng At Pops 33 9 30 - Shalt 8, 10 Nathan B1ggs Radiator Spec1ahst Area's Most Rea sonable Pnces 10 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. All work guaranteed Ph 992-2174 ~~- Ma rc us Real Estate For Sale 5 ROOM hom e and bath cem ent blo ck garage, ga s furna ce, u sed 1 ye a r New roof. hou se needs m mor r e p a ~r s and pa1nt $5, 800 1nc l udes an ex tra lot W1th a two room house Ph on e 99 2 53 35 1 27 6tp NEW 3 bedroom hom e g ood water , 6 a c res , 3 out building s and ce l lar Off Me1gs County 1 on Wlfl1am Smt th Road 31h miles from Sal em Center 1 27 26t p PAINT DAMAGE 1974 Ztg Zag SEWING MACHINES Sttlt In ortgmal cartons No at tachments needed as our controls are built 1n Sews With I or 2 needles, makes buttonholes, sew on buttons , monograms, and bl tnd hem stitch Fut l cash prtce S38 5(1 or budget plan ava i lable . Phone 992 2984 1 28 tfc 11 00 - New s3,4 8, 10, 15, 6 . Ja na kJ33 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4 15 A Prowl er In th e Hea rt 6 13 , Mov tes " The Dev •l 's 8" 8 " F1ve" 10 l 00 - Tomor row 3, 4 N ew s 13 Pomeroy C BRADF O RD , Au c tion ee r Complete Serv 1ce Phone 949 3821 Rae me. Oh 10 Crttt Bradford 5 1 tt c E X CA V ATING , doze r , loader and ba c khoe work . sept tc tank s mstalled , dump t r ucks and lo boys for h 1re . w11 1 haul fill dtrt. t op soli . ltmeston e an d g,.avel Ca l l Bob or Rog er J effe rs, da y phone 992 7089 . n tght ph on e 99 2 3525 or 99 2 sm 2 11 tf c DOZER work , land c l e~artng by the ac re hourly or contract farm pond s, r oad s, etc Larg e dozer and op erator w1th ov er 20 ye ar s expertenc e Pu l lin s E x cavat.ng , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 tf c W i LLTr7"m- O.=-"Zut l ; ees-a ncf shrubbery Al so , c lean out basem en ts, att 1cs, et c Calt 949 3221 or 742 4441 1 2 26tc SEW I N G MACHIN ES Repair servtce, all makes, 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop , Pomeroy Authonzec:l Smger Sal es and Serv1ce We Sharpen SCissors 3 29 ttc V11 q• l B. T ~ ,1ford 6 00 - ~~ Hrol< •t 110 MechttnH );n-·(·) Pomeroy, Ohto·l5769 6 ROOM Home bath , gas fu,.nace and g arage tn Minersv il l e Plenty of garden spa ce Prt ced for qut c k sal e S5500 00 Phon e 992 577 8 I 24 6t c HOUSE and l arg e lot fer s ale , vacant now on new bypass Rt 7 Call 247 216 3 1 25 6tc WOOD TRUSSES 6 20 - ~,.....~:' ¢\>. f Butlt to Your 'Specs Delivered to Job S1te P txa nne 6 HOGG 7 30 - New Zoo Re v ue6 , Rocky & Bul lwmkle 13 &ZIJSPAN 8 MATERIALS CO. Mason , W Va 773 5554 READY MIX 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - CONCRETE del1vered r1ght to proJect Fast and easy est1mates Phone 992 Goegl e 1n Ready MI X Middl eport , Oh1o 6 your Free 3284 Co , 9 9 10 10 30 t f c 11 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REDUCED Here' s your chance for the fvture A new bnck bus mess bu1ldmg with 2 large a1r condtf1on ed off1 ces, storage and 2 mce rest rooms A rea l locat1on for a bus i ness Nat ga s furnace E x piGrer 1 27 12tc 1968 CHEVROLET Ma1tb1.1 automat tc 307 Fa ir c ondt t ton S750 Call 992 7631 ' 1 27 12tc 1963 F ORD Ga l aiie : i dr automatiC , 261 v a looks and runs good Uses Ott $99 Coolvtll e, 667 6214 1 25 6tp - ---------- ~ -- 1969 OLD SMOBILE statiOn wagon. all power equtpment Good ttres , a~r cond l t•on•ng , etc $1 ,300 or poss1ble trade for small car Phone 949 5913 1 25 st c 2 bedroom bungalow, all on one floor. new gas furnace, oak floor s Only $10,000 lXI POMEROY - Near shoppmg 3 bedrooms, bath, porches, hardwood floors, nat. gas heat Askmg $3,000 00 down, balance S97 07 a month COUNTRY - Within 3 miles of Gavm 3 bedrooms , bath, gas furnace , cellar and garden $9,500 Will take an offer HOU SE TALK IS OUR MAIN INESS LARGE, SMALL, OR OLD. WE HAllE ''I! HIIFr~t ~~, d !I 1\')C,O(I{·If (.~_f./DO~~ Game 6, 13 4 30 - A u t o-Body~330Mechan t c , sonality and Beha v1oral Development 33, Trvth or Con· sequences 6 30- News3,4.6,8, 10, 15 , Room222 7 00 - What's My Line 8 , Truth or Conseq. 3, Beat the Clock 4, Anythmg You Can Do 13, Elec. Co 20; News 10, 6, Know Your Schools 33. 7 30- To Telllhe Truth 6 , Sale of the Century 8. The Judge tO , Beat the Clock 13 , Pollee Surqeon 3; On the Money 4, An t1ques 20 , EpiSode Act1on 33 6 WI LKiNSON- S maii Erigtn e Sales , Repatr on all small engme s, c hatn saws precis ion ground 399 W Main Stre et Phone 992 3092 1 17 26tc WIN AT BRIDGE Flannery beams spade contract NEW 3 bedroom home , Jill bath . garage , basement on Gravel H1tl , Mtddleport Natura l ga s already •n Phon e Dal e Dutton 99 2 3369, ev enlngs 99 2 253 4 1 17 ttc NORTH IOJ It's Snow Ttre Time! CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 Postftve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow ALL SIZES IN STOCK '' Jack W Carsey, Mgt 1 2S tp -- ~- ---- - --- -- 1969 HONDA 125 Sc rambl er , excelent condition Many extras. $175 cash Phone (304 ) 773 5847 1-2S 3tc Wtt iRLPooL- pe,r ,a ble dish washer deluxe, 4 wash cycles , ex cellent cond1t1on . used only 4 months , cut ting board top , $320 retail price , $235 Phpne 992 2042 after 5 p m 123 5tc ---------- --- West Pass LOTS OF COUNTRY LIVIN HERE. 17 fenced acres. 00 - Cannon 10, Mov1e "Red Sky at Morning" 3, 4 15 Colll\ge Basketball 8 ' ' 10 00 - Kotak 8, 10 , News20 , Doc Eliloll6, 13, In terface 33 10 30 - Day At Night 33 11 00 - News3, 4,6, 8, 10, 13,1 5 Janakl 33 9 11.30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 , Rock of th e S1x t• es 6, 13 Mov 1es " The Psychopath" 8, " Tight Spot" 10 1·00 - Tomorrow 4, News 3. 2 00 - News 4 ACROSS l. -out (allot) 5. Powder b&l ll, Semlp,.... cloua atone l!. She loved Llnceiot U.Norse KOd of mischief 14, HanK 15. Nether· lands tommune 16. Tricia's mom 17. Panama, for one 18, Conscious 20. Expert 21. Ehcit %%.Snick's partner %3. " - Clear Day" 24. Succor !$.Stitched %'1, Steamer ond quahoK Z9. Sea &IKl• drafted, marry without consent, get mto legal contracts. But se, Kept they're not mature enough to take a drink! ICOl'll It's a weu-d feeling , to cross a state line and kno\v]that you're 32. Altar constellation not a adult any more, but an IS-year-old juvenile. Hope all states 33.-and will soon follow the example of New York, Minnesota, New cry Jersey, Wisconsin, Iowa, Hawaii, to name a few, and let us have U . African full adulthood - M.T.B . antelope 35.Sugar and JJt!JJ~~;Ikal•nowlle.I.-J,syrup n. "-she L'•scramble these four Jumbteo, blows!" une letter to each square, to 38. Military rn rm four ordinary worda. command (2wds.) st. Feminine IUIIIx tO. Picked ot fJDOT I t [J J 0 I ~fERITHt ated (4 wds) t. Actor Wallach 5. Unrutlled , calm 6, Winged 1. Hoosegow 8. Arrogant (3 wds.) 9. Twine together 10. Squirrel monkey 16, South Yesterday's Answer 19. Cordage fiber 22. Outer portion of 28. Govern mg body 30. "W1th Hands" earth 24, German river 25. Salt or tar engraver errors 36. Fall behind 37. Carohne's 21. Actuated uncle 26. Amencan rodent 31. German painter- Printmg ,_.....,.,......,.,....~ Now orranp the cln:led totten to form lhe ourprloe ~n~wer, u bJ tho cartoon. I ..._..-=' I ( I I 11 J-K X I I I I ) (AMwen to-.orro"") Jumbl"' HEAVY AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In th1s sample A Is uoed for the three L's, X for the two D's, etc. Single letters apoatrophea, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES ] X I I J ~~~~~=:-;;~::;:~.,:·u~u~eated above \ AMwn-• poem 3. Humili- Ia lf.VCADD 29 expert DOWN 1. BurrowinK mammah Z. Epic DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it : () tJ Y...... rday•e U, Coloring MAJOR DENOTE ABSURD Swimmer-out ef brtatA!-•BATHEA" AIYU' HZPR BD VCKRH PEKOTUP C IKR OBZP YR RPPH AZYCYAYVO - MBVPTI MBQXPZC Yeolerdl1'a Cryploquole: A RIVER ALWAYS FOLLOWS THE LINE OF LEAST RESISTANCE, THAT IS WHY IT IS CROOKED.-ABRAHAM LINCOLN (0 1176 K tn1 Pealu'- s,ndlc:ate,Inc:.) BARGAIN HUNTER here's wha t you are look•ng for . 2 s tory frame Some car peling, paneling, & Ide New bath, furnace & hot water ta nk & range Large dmmg area Carpeted Laundry R Carport. 1!:2 ac re $16,000 00 HOME OWNERS - Good homes are selltng qutckly WHY NOT LIST WITH US NOW HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992 -2568 NOW THRU FEB. 2 eDA YTON THOROBRED 2+2 BELTED eDA YTON THORO BRED POLY 4 eMEDALLION 2+2 BELTED •MEDALLION 4 PLY POLVESTER ALL NlW- ~LL WHITEWALLS ' '28 MOUN'f"ED, BAlANCED .AND INCLUDING FEDERAL TAXES HIS SOY SCOUT f~TOJ.l!ll,l.. rit:.NI THAT WE'I/E _ ~ -PlACE' • J 95 3 • J 76 .AQ86 vulnerab le North East South 2+ Pass 4• Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby We don t reall y rec om · mend that you, ou r 1eaders, rush to play the Flanne!Y conventwn It does complicate b1dd1ng but 1fyou have a pa rtner who w11I play the conventton you can have a tot of fun and some m1ghty good results With 1t The openmg b1d of two dia monds shows ftve hearts, four spades and 12-16 h1gh-card pomts Thus a Flannery two- WINNIE WINKLE di a mond open1ng 1s a p1cture b1d and w1th many hands responder can place the con- iiWE'LLGETA F07TER 10 CLEAN UP THAT tract Today's hand 1s a good ex· ME55, WENDY ampl e South knows that h1s partner holds mne cards m the major su1ts That leav•s ham wa th JUst wur card s m th e mmor s so tha t 1f all Nor th s h1gh cards are m the ~- ma jors he must have the ace • of spades and ace-kmg of ~ hea rts so four spades w1ll be • a good contract The re 1s no ~ slam and no need to sh1lly· • sha lly South b1ds the s pade • game Smc e spades break 3-2 and ; hea rts 4-2 th1s spade contract • whee ls m South wms th e d1a · : mond lead, draws trumps; : goes afte r hea rts and makes • only four smce he mu st use " h1s last trump to ruff one of dummy' s hearts There ts nothmg remarkable about getttng to th1s game, but we ~ can assure you that 1t would • not be reached at over a : quarter of the tables m a : strong duplicate game. • I NEWSPi\ PI-: R F:NTE RP rtiSE ASSN I •• TilE BORN LOSER BUr, Sill% J(HP- ~~ wi-IAH.. ~IRMEAL ~~~~T IS AAI/itelP A .. '-=' ~ • The b1dd 1ng has been West North East "" Pass : Pass • • •w : *" : 1+ ]. Pass Pass MINNERS NIBBLE ON MVTOES I. .19 , You, South hold • A K 7 6 9 AK7 6 +2. K 10 4 3 What do y ou do now') A-81d three spade s You really want to bid four and : would do so if you were sur'e y our partner held rour spades. INI,> IT A~ I'CR A WHILE-' 1 0UR ADVE RSAJ<Y S CLEVE!? IT'S EASY TO SEE South : ""u 11 SI-\E TOW llS A.T 8RI ~ ALLEY OOP AN' LET TH' .. MASON, W.VA. ~~ LET'S Sff RCSERTS TRY T' PRINT Opemng lead - + K Close 1n 2 yr old home, 3 BR K1tchen has lot s of cab1nets, range & ref N1ce dining area Garage, barn & storage An ex cellent buy BR home Kitchen has lots ol ANY SIZE N o rt h -~outh yrs old BEND TIRE CENTER . America 33 by THOMAS JOSEPH + room Nice patio. About 3 -- -- --- ,--~ --~ SEVERAL 1tems of gOod used turn1ture .nclud•ng gas range ~~0, refrigerator $40, Youngs town kitchen slnk with faucets sso See at 256 South Fourth Ave In Mtddleport . 15 ; Muppets Valentine 6, 13. Washmglon Conne ction 33 8 30 - Movie "The Hellstorm Chron1cle" 6, 13, Theater In ~MMe'tH6 A92 ... 954 3 kitchen, lots of cabmets, range, 2 ovens, ref , dmmg SUPER SERVICE STA !Iii Plfllne 992-9932 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 , Bill Moyer 's Journal 20, Chase 3, 4, .92 • 1054 • 76 +KQJ04 3 • K 107 SOUTH • KQ86 • Q4 EXCELLENT LOCATION Very attracftve 3 BR home on double level lot. Lovely let Us Install Now! 9 .... Rap: • I've never written to a column before, but that letter from Kathy and Steve of Belmar really got me upset. They say the under-21 crowd can't handle llquor JUSt because they went to a discotheque where one gu-1 was sick, and later their car was ranuned by a teenager. How many people over 21 get st10kin' drunk• My car was demohshed by a 4(;-year-old man coming hbme from a bar (And I had a hard time proVlDg 1t wasn 't my fault - because I'm a teen driver yet !) !live In a state where the majority age IS 18, and I can't say 1t has caused more drunk teenagers. I Will soon be moving to a state where you can't legally have liquor until you're 21. How silly, when that same state allows IS-year-olds to vote, be • A J 73 A K 10 8 2 • 85 ... J2 WESr EAST 608 E, MAIN cabinet s homes are now construct •on on c•IY water and sew e r Many deluxe fea t ures •nclud •ng a.,. con d t t•on tng Best f1nanctng available Other type hom es •n dtfterent areas on F H Adm f •nancmg with no down payment Call co l lect (837 65401 or wnte to MEIG S DEVELOPMENT , P 0 Box 33, M i ddlepor t, Oh to, 45760 1 9 ffc +++ (There have been some typographical errors which have made me cringe, but that ts an occupatiOnal hazard to wh!Ch any writer is exposed. ) At any rate, before I get mto any fmal argument to the jury, I think tt's important for you to know that your hometown newspapets are really lau- and open forums for divergent appearances of opm1on That's the·way the Foundirlg Fathers wanted 1t, and we're lucky (and I am grateful ) that's the way 1t IS 10 this part of the world. ¥ BELIEVE IT OR NOT, we an ." Green Ac res 3, Bonanza 15 , Jackpot• .4 ; Gilligan' s Island 6, 13 , Hazel 8 5 oo--Mr Rogers 20, 33 , Bonanza 3, Merv Griffin 4 , Andy Gr1ff1th 8, MiSSIOn tmposslble6, Gomer Pyle, USMC 13 5 55 - Earl Nlghtmgale 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15 , ABC News 13 , Sesame St 20 ; Per- e x per t auto bodywork . complete auto reftnlshmg , 15 years exper1ence Un ton member of 1 A of M Free est 1mates We have for sale a 1965 M er c ury Montclair and a 1969 Potnt1ac Grand ~rtx Phone 992 5335 1 27 6tc have a modern 3 year old 3 Q9 1-36 l ') For Sale 10 , Brady 2 30 - Doctors 3, 4, IS , Edge of Night 8, 10 , Girl '" My Life 6, 13. 3·00 - One L1fe to L1ve 13, 6, Paul Donahue 4. Match Game 8, 10 , How To Survive A Marriage 3, 15 , Vanishing Towns 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3, Somerset 15 , Sesame St. 20, 33 , Love, Amencan Style 13 , Speed racer 6, Lucy Show 8. Movie "The Young Don't Cry" 10. D I LE S Heartng Aid Center At hens , ser vt ces all makes Hear•ng tests by ap po tntm ent Rental p l an available Phone 592 6238 1 29 12tp A couple of weeks ago , I wrote a rather non-controversial Rap· ' colwnn ( tn my opmwn), but 1t ratsed the hackles of a UFOL A guy I really d1g dates this other girl to get something I (Umdentifled FUriOUS Old Lady). won't let hun have. Guessagmn . It's - pot, pills, etc. She called my home and demanded to speak with me. When He told me he doesn't like her , but she gtves him any kind of I came to the phone, she confirmed that she was, indeed, drug he wants, and he's gettmg mto them pretty deep. Not the speakmg to the author ofthis colWM, and then said simply: heavy stuff yet, but that may happen if he keeps on with her. "I hope somebody shuts you up some day " And she hung She sells, and I'm afrmd she'll get him 10to sellmg If I turn up . her in, he'll probably get arrested too I couldn't go to the1r ' Well, that elderly female will be delighted to know that her parenb!. ' w1sh IS gomg to be granted. How can I help a lfi-year~ld guy who thtnks 1t's cool to do Hav10g gotten m the enviable pos1twn of be10g able to take dope• - STILL HOPING some tlllle to do some thUtgs I've always wanted to do, once I have f10ished my current chores with the West Vtrgtnl8 Dear Hoping · Legislature, this colWM w1ll cease at the end of the current When a friend ts tn danger, you call for help, nght • This boy week is in danger - and so ts his suppher . So tell someone - a coun· But 10 conclusion, as public speakers are wont to say, I'd selor you can trust, relative, the fam1ly doctor, perhaps- who hke to make a few points about what I've tned to do in writing to will get the word to theu- parenb!. It won't be easy, but if you're you and about you over the past couple of years. truly concerned, you can't just s1t there and watch someone go However, smce I am a firm believer m never doing today off the deep end, can you• - HELEN what you can put off Wltil tomorrow, I'll Sllllply note that thiS lS +++ one teleVlSion-entertamment columnist who has been given S.H.: great personal hberltes to write about just almost ally subject Maybe if you told this guy you can't Just s1t and watch him which crossed his mind. get heavy into drugs, and that you must talk w somebody about When we agreed that "TV and Things" would appear in the tt, he may pull out before you have that talk. Tnbune, Sentmel and Register, publisher Dick Owen and Sometimes it only takes a gu-l's deep concern to put a boy editors Hobart Wilson Jr., Chet Tannehill and Robert W10gett straight - especially 1f he likes her. - SUE agreed 1t would he a free.form sort of thing - 10cluding ex· press1ons of opiruon, popular or otherwise. Dear Rap : They also gave me a free hand In writing just about I beard that if you put a stamp on an envelope upside down it anything that came to nund - and they've kept tbeir word. I means you want to make out w1th the person you send the letter can't remember a single case when my transient prose has been to. ls thts right• And if you put the stamp in the left hand lower ed1ted or deleted because of its subject matter, and this is im· corner 1t's an even bigger mvitatlon, hke ' 1Here I am, come and portant, because I've asswned you people out there are mature, get me." literate folks, and I've written accordingly. Is this true• - SAY IT WITH STAMPS• Conc entration 8 , Secret Storm 10 8, BY PAUL CRABTREE The Grass 1s Greener DearS ... Nor have I S10ce about a quarter of my letters carry upsid~own stamps, (I glue 'em as they lay, and hurriedly), I HOPE my correspondents haven't heard the rwnor either ' HE!..Eli ·- - -- 4, 15, Love of Life & THINGS :~... Dear SIWS: Sorry, I neverheardofthlS "Post Off1ce game " - SUE 3, · 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4. 15, As the World Turns 8, 10, Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 2· 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, IS , Guiding Llghte, 10, Newlywed SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San1tat1on. 992 3954 or 992 7349 ' 1023tfc i Bunch 13 11 55 - CBS News 8, Dan Imel 's World 10 12 00 - Password 6, Bob Braun 's 50-50 Club 4; News 13, 8, 10 , Jackpot' 3, IS 12 30 - Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10, Spilt Second 6, Baffle 3, 15 12 45 - Eleclm Company 33 12.55 - News 3, 1S 1 00 - News 3, All My Ch•ldren 6, 13, Not For Women Only 1S , 10 4 ttc Mob1l e Home or build City water available Don' t m1ss fhts one . qq:,>.JJ'25 or Costello 8, Ph1l Donahue 15, Movie "The Hustler" 13, Wild, Wild Wesl 6, Cover lo Cover 33 30 - Sec re1Siorm8 , ToTelltheTruth3 55 - Chuck White Reports 10. 00 - D1nah Shore 3. 15, Joker's Wilde, 10 , Company 6 30 - $10,000 Pyramid 8, 10 , Jeopardy 3, 4, 15 00 - Gambit 10, 8, Password 13, WIZard of Odds 3, 4, 15 , Mike Douglas 6. SEPTIC TANK S, AROBIC SEWA G E SY S TEM S CLEAN•ED , REPA IRED MILLER SANITATION . STEWART , OHIO PH 662 303S CLOSE TO FORKED RUN LAKE - 77 acres. Park your Dl·'l• ,·,i <lh!ll Paul Ooc: on 4, Fne ndly Junct1on 10 , AM 3 . Abbott & 11 30 - Hollywood Squares REA SONABLE rates . Ph 446 47 82 Gal l iPOliS John Russell Own er and Op erator 5 12 tf c JCs 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St. 33 , Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10 , J eff 's Col l •e 6 8 25 - Jack La La nne lJ Only a few 2 bedrooms, large ilv1ng w1th !.replace $15,000 00 Farm Report 13 6 2S - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - F1ve Mm utes to L1ve By 4 News6 , Bible Answer> 8. The Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Toda y 4 6 45 - Farmtlme 10, Morn 1ng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4, IS, CBS News 8, tO , Dick Van Dyke 13 . y ears old Full basement, y a rd, POMEROY - Auto Sales 1969 FORD PICkup Phone 992 3640 POMEROY - Sunnse Sem1nar 4 , Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Urban League 10 , Folk L1terature 3 Real Estate For Sile lEAFORD 4 WEDNESDAY, JAN 30,1974 • • SINGE R Av t om t~ tlc Z1g Zag Sewmg Machines tn sew.ng 1 ----~ -- ---- --­ tab l e Makes buttonholes. BEAUTIFUL Walnut stereO sews on buttons . blind hems , radio em -fm , tape c om etc Top notch condition Pay blnatlon, 8 track tape deck SS1 or term s available Ph on e Balance S103 49, or terms 992 2984 available Call 992 3965 1 28 tt c J 1 21-tfc l See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Night 992-3525 or 992-5232 7 R OOM hous e with b a th nt;; front porc h large lot for 1'12 garden locatton Elm St , close to store and school, nearly level land 2 • :..• •.• a $8 000 Phone 949 3211 home in a small hamlet A 1 I 1 29 3tc bit ol privacy Ask1ng $9,500.00 AM FM radto . stereo, 8 track tape comb.naf ton , 4 speaker sound system Bal a nce $10 1 52 , or term s ava•labl e Phon e 992 3965 1 28 ttc AT Water Lmes and Power lmes All work done by t~ foot or c ontract Also doze,. work and septic tanks 10 stalled Welby, MD 6, 13, Pol1ce Story 3, 4, 1S ; Catch 33 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33, News 20 ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED CL E A N . ba l ed straw sut ta bl e F OR- elec fr.CafPIUmb.ng , and remodetmg work . Cal l 84 3 for l and sc ap tng strawberr tes 2341 for F REE E STIMATE S and l•vestock , or chard g rass 1 11 26t c and clover hay , any amount - - - -- a va t t able at farm ~ aut AUTOM O Bl L E lnSU"r an(e- been Sayre, Por t land OhtO G r eat cancelled" Lost your Bend Road , Sta te Rt 33 8 operator 's l 1cense Cal l 99 2 Phone 843 2286 7428 I 29 Jt c 6 15 tf c SINGER sewing machmes 1972 model in beaut1ful wa l nut cabinet Makes des1gn st tl ches , ztg zag , buttonholes , blmd hems, et' L 1ke new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after S 00 12·7·tfc 7 - ---7"--------- . -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 CHESHIRE OPEN 7 TILL ROUTE VAcU u M -cle-;~,.s - ; ;; - 1974 Model Complete wtth ail c l eanmg tools Sm a l l pa int damage in shtpp tng W 1ll take S27 c ash or budget plan availabl e Phone 992 2984 1-28 tf c Powell's Super Valu On Most Amencan Ca,.s GROCERY business fo,. sale Buildmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo•ntment 3 20 tt c 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A WEE K ~HONE 992 5693 1 28 5t c FOOD STORE W. Second St. Pomeroy, 45769 COAL FOR SALE , JAYMAR COAL COMPANY , THE MEIG S & GALLIA LINE , STATE IN NEW 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 New Pnce Is R1ght 8, 10 Beat The Clock 13 , RFD 20, Hollywood Squares 3 8 00 - A~am 12 3, 4. 15, Happy Days 6, t3, Maude 8, 10 , Bill smallest Heater Core Painting A Specialty e. Dusty s Trail 1J , Electnc Co 20, Truth or Consequences 3 , Bea t the Clock 4 , News 6. 10. Marco Sportl1le 33 H1gh School TV Honor Soc•ety IS From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the lincoln Hill- Pomeroy. 0 DITCHING SERVICE Wheel Alignment '5.55 L A RGE un furn 1Shed 3r d f loor a pt for r ent tn dow ntown Pom ero y 6 room s an d b a th Ca l l 992 2789 1 17 tf c CLEA R ANCE Sate 11 The CA SH patd for all makes and models of mob 11e homes TRAILER , 12 x 60 , 2 b edroom V1llage Fabncs of Tuppers Phone area co de 614 423 9531 • Very good cond1t10n , car Platns have a Wt d e var~e t y of 4 13 tf c peted , f urn tshed or un ftr s t grade po l yester double furntshed Porch and shed kn •t a nd nottons Pr 1ce s - - - - - -- - - - - - - - m c luded Phone 592 3438 sl ash ed • • 1 27 6t c 1 29 3tp SALT FOR ICE AND SNO\., EXPERT H O U SE 1632 L1n co ln He 1g hts, 4 room s and bath Fenced v ard and p 1ct ure w 1ndow P hon e 992 27 80 or 992 3432 1 24 tfc PHONE 593-5035 l __...c;;;,;O;,:L;L;;EiiC;T,:.__• OLD -,,:;r;;;,;;;:-e-:-oakt a es. Property Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 7 00 ~ What s My Lme I Radlatci Ph . 992-5271 FURNITURE 4 RO OM hou se wdh bath coal furna ce, Rutland a rea Ph on e 742 51 13 Ca ll a ft er 4 3 0 1 28 4t c I N- Ple-ase HeIp Wan ted and , 6 30- News 6, 8 10 NB C News3, 4, 1S ' YourFuturelsNow 33 Room 222 ' EXPERIENCED Gene's Body Shop By Helen and Sue Bottd 6 00 - A BC N ews 13 , Sesame St 20, News 3, 4 , Truth or Con sequences 6 , News8 10, 15 , Lllta s. Yoga and You33 2 00 - News SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM - --------- OFFICE SUPPLIES FO UR R O OM 2 bed r oom furn i Shed a p artm e nt m M tddl eport Modern k1 t c h en p an e led wa ll s Tel eph on e 99 2 2016 1 28 3tc B&G AUCTION -- -~ 992 -2094 606 E, Main Pomeroy F 1V E ROOM 2 b ed r oom f ur ntsh ed apar t m en t •n M1 d d t epo rt Mod er n ktt c h en p aneled wa ll s Tel eph on e 992 2676 1 28 3tc E L ECTRO L UX va c uum 75 B A L E S of straw , c all 98 5 c leaner , A 1 c ondtlton , uses paper bags , has cordw •nder • ....................... 380S and many attachments Also 1 27 6t c s hampooer atta c hment tn NO 1 copper. 65c, rad tal ors. eluded <Only 4 available) at $37 70 c a sh or t e rm s 32c. r ed brass , 35c, bartenes . 14 Rtverside Dr. avatlable Fthone 992 2984 S1 20 M A Ha l l ReedSVI l le , 1 21 tf c Oh 10 Phon e 378 6249 Athens, Ohio l 27 tt c GOOD mt;.: ed hay for sale 8111 Wade - Auct1oneer L A t>.u .:ontra c t or rent wtth Phone 388 88 47 opt 10n to buy About 1 23 6tc 50 a c res wtth som e type of s torage bulldtng The 60 000 BT U Ga s stov e Phone b tgge,. the bett er Can be tn 99 2 2602 any condttlon . wil l do repatr s 1 27 6tp W1th 1n 20 m•les of Ma son , W v a or Pom eroy If you know 197 3 X L 250 Honda , pe r fec t Constgnments ac· o f some va cat ed l and plea se condt t •on wtlh 21" fr o nt f 1re . c all colle c t Phone 99 2 5335 cepted 10a .m. to6 p.m . both Knobble s, 2 sets of g ear s I 27 6tp and Bassan• E x pan s ton datly, or will pay cash c hamber Phone 99 2 5323 sliVER - eo ®ote for your household 1 27 3tp prtce and ma11 to Jac kt e itc:a.m~ . Wan s ley , R t 4 Pataskal a . 3 SET S of bed spnng s c urtam Oh 10 43062 stretch er s, 1 ma t tre ss, 1 bed 1 24 6tc that c an be mad e s •ngu la r or double , refrtQ tda.re •cebo x , bl free, double dra•nboard s 1nk clocks , tee boxes , brass beds. w1th meta l drawers , 1 old dtshe.s or complete P IANO t untng phone 992 2082 metal btrd cage hangs on households Wrtte M D Lane Dantel s No tun1ng after stand , quiltmg frames. gas Miller. Rt 4. Pomeroy , Ohio , 31st heater Se ll all chea p Phone call 992 6271 1 20 10tc 99 2 5510 5 13 tfc 1 27 Jtp Notice POMEROYHOME & AUTO 12 X 60 T R A I LER. fully ca r p eted pr 1va t e lo t •n T up p er s Pl a tn s ~ 100 p er month Ca ll 843 2414 1 29 3t p --- - - - - - - - --- - - Carol Folden Jr ., Judy Folden, Sharon Childs, Brooks Janet Morr •s Cl erk of t he Court of Childs, Sandra Brooks, Donald Common Pleas Probate DIVISIOn, Brooks, Stanley Folden, Danny Metgs County Oh1o Folden, Phylhs Folden, Linda (I I 29, (21 S 12, 19,26 (31 4 Martin, Neil Martm , Loyal A. BRADLEY MAY RUN Folden, Leva Folden to Myrtle TRENTON, N.J. (UP!) Queen, 80 acres, Colwnb1a. New Jersey Democratic Harold R. Kimes, dec., to leaders smd Monday that New , Ihla Fae Kimes, cert for trans., York Knicks' star B1ll Bradley Orange was senously talking With Mary L Lawson, dec., to I ;;C-:;~A-;;;;;;;E-;;--1 them about runn10g for Herman Lawson, Clara I THE DAILY SENTINEL I Congress Ill COURT ST Buckley, Robert L Lawson, Bradley, 30, a former All· POMEROY, OHIO 4S769 I Katherme Stewart, Edwin E. Amec1ca at Prtnceton and a Lawson, aff1d. trans , Chester. t Rhodes Scholar before turning Robert L. Lawson, Penny 0. I pro With the Knicks, recently I was married and purchased a Lawson, Clara M Buckley, OrvJil H. Buckley, Katherine A II -----:c-::-=---~ home 10 the Morris County Stewart, Robert E Stewart, I NAME / Community of Denville. He is a Willodene Lawson, Edwin E. of Crystal City, Mo native I Lawson to Herman Lawson, 1.65 acre , Chester AGE INFORMATION ABOUT: I Herman Lawson, Goldie I Lawson to Herman Lawson, JOB OPPORTUNITIES I SOCIAL SECURITY Goldie Lawson, parcels, I CONSUMER PROTECTION ' Chester. I ADDRESS I Helen A Lochary to William I I AND P Lochary, lob!, Pomeroy. I I Betty Jane Bau-d, Donald J . GREAT COUNTRY ! - - - - - -- - -1 I CITY I Baird, Bobby L. Baird to Jaymar Coal Co., I acre, Salisbury. I I I Charles H. Morrison, Sara Ann Morrison to Charles H. ZIP CODE I Momson, Sara Ann Morrtson, I - -Mid<lleport -Pomeroy parc ~ls, Olive. OR FILL OUT I o pen• ngs sp c c •al t r a mm g •n M ec h a n• c a l , E l e c tr on• c s Av lat• on a n d Cter •c a l ft elds m the u s Nav y P ay start s at $326 p er month from f •rst d ay - We rur n tsh q uar te r s food , and c tathm g Sc hoo l g u ar ant ees be for e yo u s•g n up BE SOMEONE SPECIAL IN THE NEW NAVY For mor e 1nfo call or v •stt y our Navy m an at 22 1 Co lumb us Ro a d A th ens 0 45 701 V ernon E H arnsan T e l e phone 614 593 3566 Business Services Generation Rap TUESDAY, JAN. 29, 1974 ======~==~~~~ For Rent Notice Pomeroy Motor Cor 1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR . TeleVision Log -~-"*1-"*1f#!*'lll~-::=::::mx::::~:::::·:·:·:·~;·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·,.~::=~~ • ~ ( ! I ILL SE.T l-IE CRO=;SE D 0 VE!i: l.'~N TKAT FALLEN T~E 1 �• Trucks shot, vandalized SHOWN WITH RACINE'S NEW EMERGENCY VEHICLE are members of the E-R unit, Randall Roberts, Joan Tuttle, Jeanette Lawrence, Helen (Sam! Pickens, Walter Cleland, and the Rev. Walter Bikacsan Officers are Raymond Adams, president . Jeanette Lawrence, vice president; Walter Cleland, secretary-treasurer; Randall Robert s, pubhc1ty , Walter Cleland, chief; Carroll Cleland, ass1stant chief; Jake Bush, captam, Dll'k Garten. i.t . and the Rev Bikacsan, chaplain The umt has approxmwtely 25 membe1 s New ambulance to be shown Racme's emergency squad has purchased a new emergency vehicle at a cost of $13,000 oo meet state standards. The vehicle, which has not been used yet due to the fac t 11 must have radio equipment, will be on d1splay this week beginnmg Wedoesday at different locations throughout the county. On Wedoesday the veh1cle may be seen at the post office in Long Bottom and Hensley Store from 11 to 11:30 a .m.; at Hazel Community from 12 to 12:30 p.m.; Portland at the old store building from I to 2, Stiversville store from 2.15 to MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY Jan. 29 Walt D1snev's ONE LITTLE INDIAN James Garner Also Walt Disney 's BONGO I G) Wednesday & Thursday Jan. 30-31 NOT OPEN Show Starts 7 p.m. 2 45, and at the Bashan F1re House from 3 15 to 4 p m Thursday at O:randad's Store m AntiqUity from 11 to 11 30 a.m.; restaurant at Letart Falls from 11·45 to 12 45 p.m , East Letart Church from I to 1:30 p.m.; Old Locks at Apple Grove 1:45 to 2 15 p.m ; Great Bend near church 2:30 to 3 p.m. , and Dorcas Church 3·15 to 4 p.m. Friday, Old Town trustee building 11 30 to 12 :15 p m.. Frank (Conbnued from page 1) Caldwell who resigned m late 1973 Besides nommatmg candidates to run for the coun ty engmeer, county audllor and county treasurer's posts m the May primaries, both th e Republicans and Democrats will elect central comm1ttee members in May. Deadline to f1le petitions w1th the county board of elect10ns IS 4 p.m on Wednesday, Feb 6. 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " Mormng Star Old Booster Station 12 45 to 1.30 p.m.; Saturday , old bank parkmg lot m Racm• from 9 a.m. to 3 p m. Squad members are acceptmg donations no matter how large or small Donatwns may be mmled to Racme Volunteer Emergency Squad, Box 184, Racme. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burton, Pomeroy, announce the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Ann, Jan . 27, at the Holzer Med1cal Center. The mfant weighed 8 lbs., 5 ozs. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gheen, Racine, and greatgrandfather 1s Frank Gheen, Bellaire. The Burtons also have two sons, Steve and Charles. REVIVAL SET A weekend revival will be held at 7. 30 each evemng at the Fa1th Tabernacle Church, Bailey Road, The Thursday through Run Sunday Rev. Emmett Rawson, pastor, extend s an mv1tahon to the public By United Press International Four trucks were shot up early today, nine more had their windshields smashed and six had their radiator hoses cut as truck drivers continued a protest over high fuel costs and low freight rates Independent truckers 10 Columbiana County attempted to delay fuel deliveries by p1cket10g a large supplier. One truck was hit by gunfire 10 the downtown Youngstown area, another on Interstate 80 near Girard and at Hubbard. The fourth shooting was 10 Coshocton County. The other vandalism was done in Streetsboro ear ly today Pollee said 13 trucks at the Akron termmal of Terminal Co of TransportatiOn Cleveland were vandalized Monday. One truck at that terJTUnal was set af1re. In a related development OhiO Corrugatmg Co., at Warren announced it would close 1ts play and layoff 150 workers because it cannot obtain enough trucks to make deliveries. Pickets stopped the movement of 11 of 15 fuel trucks at the F J . Gegner & Son Transport Co The trucks, each holding 7,200 gallons of fuel oil, were scheduled to make delivenes today to compames including Sohio, Ashland Oil and Quaker State. :·:::::·:·:::::~·:::·::::::::::~~::::::P.::-:~::::•:•:*:-:•!•:-:- BACKONJOB Construction resumed today on the $488 million James M. Gavin Plant at Cheshire which was struck by a work stoppage last Thursday. According to unofficial reports, the strike followed the alleged llrtng of a union labor' steward working for Babcock-Wlleoxen Company. The stoppage Idled 2, 700 employees. DEER KILLED The Meigs County Shenff's Dept. reported an accident Monday at 8·24 a.m. when Orman Mays, 50, Rt. I, Reedsville, was traveling west on CR 46 near SR 7 and a deer ran into the side of his compact automobile . The deer was killed and Mays suffered no apparent IDJUrles. Heavy damage was caused to the left side and windshield of the vehicle. In other developments Monday , the Mahoning County Sheriff's Off1ce reported the arrest of three men at a truck stop near the Oh1o Turnpike m the Youngstown area were arrested for resisting arrest, and faulty reg1strat10n carrying concealed weapons. The men were armed with slmgshots, accordmg to the truckers Fry offers governor CINCINNATI (UPI ) - The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that James Earl Ray, presently serving 99 years in jail for the murder of Martm Luther King, was enhUed to an eVIdentiary hearing which could lead to a new trial. Ever smce the day after Ray pleaded guilty on March 10, 1969, to the assassination of the civil rights leader, he has been seeking a new tr1al and per- CINCINNATI (UP!) -State Rep . Charles E. Fry, R-Spnngfleld. today offered to enter the Republican gubernatonal prunary and · said if former governor James W. Rhodes IS the only GOP candidate it would be a "tragedy" for the Republican party. "The real reason I w.ut to run IS that I feel m today's political clunate Jun Rhodes presents a negative image," he sa1d at a news conference here at the start of a SIX-city tour. "I thmk 11 w1tl be a tragedy if the Feb. 5 f1lmg deadline passes and Rhodes is the only Republican candidate," said Fry "Rhodes' name is not magic around the state like 11 once was. If Kent State indictments are returned and he's heading the ticket, where wtll the Republican party stand? died on Monday FINE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE SUPERIOR IN EVERY DETAIL - - - -- -- - -- - - - - - ------1 --; -HAADWOOD ~ FAAM! !l ' ~ ' ·,;;c. / Solid hardwood frame (predominately oak). Double-doweled, glued and screwed-in corner blocks. 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Fine Flexsteel furniture is available for every decor- Modern, Traditional and Early Am,.,ican- all expertly !-4ii"'?-.d-esigned and all beautiful. FIREMEN CALLED Middleport's Fire Dept. was called to the Clifford Hayes residence, 646 South Second Ave., where fumes were escaping from an oil stove. The call was received at 2:05 p.m. "I CARE" RGH BASKETS •••••••110.00 VASES .......... 17.50 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO M-'!lllber Federal Der.'lsit Insurance Corporation BAKER_FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Two draw fines m mayor 's court . Two defendants were fined and another forfeited bond in ~syracuse Mayor Herman London's Court Monday mght. Fined were Jerry Lee Stobart, Middleport, $100 and costs, three days confinement, for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol and $25 and costs for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, ana Ronald Karr, Pomeroy, $15 and costs, disorderly conduct. Mitchell D. Allen, Syracuse, forfeited his $20 bond for disobeying a traffic sign. The defendants were cited by Police Chief Milton Varian. Driver cited after mishap Victor Muff, 54, Charleston, was cited to Gallipolis Municipal Court for failure to Yield the right of way following a traffic accident at 3:45 p.m. Monday on Rt. 7at the junction to Burnett Rd. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said Muff's car pulled from the parking lot at the French Quarter Nile Club mto the path of an auto operated by Horace Edwards, 31, of Rt. 1, Middleport. There was moderate damage to both cars. No one was- injured. A second accident occurred Monday on Rt. 141, seven tenths of a mile south of Rt. 233 where Kenneth Sc1tes, of Ironton, lost control of his car which ran off the right side of the highway into a ditch. Scites suffered minor injuries but was not inunediately treated. SPRAYS .......112.50 -. ... REV. HERRON RUTLAND - The Rev. Everen E. Herron, Parma Heights, will be guest minister at a youth revival to be held at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene Wednesday through Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Herron, who plays guitar, saxophone, organ and plano, spent his early life playing In dance bands before bls conversion. He will be presenting both Instrumental and vocal numbers at the services which wlll be held at 7:30 each evening and at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. All ages are welcome, the Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor, said. asking for that amount, plus e~ght pet. mterest from Oct I, 1973, .nd costs. Divorces granted were to Marvin L. Randolph, Rt. 2, Pomeroy , from Alice M. Randolph, Gallipolis, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty, and Mary J. Barnhart from Charles A. Barnhart, also . With the deadlme for puron the grounds of gross neglect chasing required Tra1ler Stamps less than seven days of duty. away, the Meigs County Auditor's Office has sold less than 600 Trailer Stamps. Last year 980 stamps were sold and (Continued from page I ) the recent appraisal has shown found under either bndge. The more than 124 trailers had not Memorial Bridge was opened bought stamps. at 11 :50 p.m. Monday and the Tra1ler Stamps may be Williamson span at 12:30 a.m . purchased at the Meigs County today. The bridges were closed Auditor's Off1ce at the Court about 11 p.m. after the call House, open from 9 a.m. to 4 came into the office of the p.m., Monday through Friday, Parkersburg News. and from 9 a.m. to noon A state trooper said the tele- Saturday. phone call m1ght have come James Roush, auditor, said from a dissident truck driver the deadline for purchasmg mvolved in a protest over high 1974 Trader Stamps is January diesel fuel prices and reduced 31, 1974. However, those who speed limits. "!believe tl was a purchased their stamps by trucker," he sa1d. This area Saturday will not be penalized. has been the center for the in- If they are purchased after this dependent trucker protest 1n date a delinquency charge will West Virginia. be made. Parkersburg News reporter Marie Woods said the caller PLEASANT VALLEY told her the dynamite had been DISCHARGES Mrs. stolen from a state building at Richard Mowery, Point Willow Island, about 18 miles Pleasant; Mrs. Elias Hatfield upriver. State police confirmed Galllpohs; Mrs. Bobb; that 36 sticks of dynamite had Winebrenner, West Colwnbla. been stolen recently. The Memorial bridge carries NOW YOU KNOW U.S. 50 traffic, while the Wil· The average American liamston Bridge carries W.Va. 428 pieces of mail receives 31 traffic. annually. Trailer stamps GERALD POWELL, RIGHT, Tuesday, presented C. E. Blakeslee , president of the Me1 gs County Pioneer and Historical Society, w1th valuable records pertammg to the McElroy family of Me1gs Coun ty. The book and sketch w11l be used m the plarmed new mu seum ~\: @ President's State of the Union address tonight tabbed crucial ~< ,\ I ~ :::: ;:_' county auditor ~: ._:_\-~.: ·• :::: :::: ;~;~ WEATHER ' TRAFFIC UTILITI ES BUSINESS MARINE CIVI L DEFENSE GASOLINE EXPLODES NEW VIENNA, Ohio (Ul'l) - Damage was unestimated in two explosions and resulting fires here Monday which occurred after gasoline from leaking gasoline storage tanks entered the city's sewer system. Officials said the fuel leaked from the Mongold Oil Co. facil· ity. Scannmg Mon1tor Rece1ver Brings you exciting reports from the scene on up lo 8 FM public safely/business bands m Bearcat scans up to etgh t ftxed frequencieS tn any one or two FM publi c safety/bustness bands. locks on and lt stens loan act1ve c hann el .. then contmu es til e search Channel swttches let yo u select f requenc 1es of current mterest. Exclustve features 1nclude complete band coverage without the usual frequency spread ltmtts , quartz crys tal IF filters soltd state Ltg ht Em1tt 1ng Dtode ch annel mdt cators, buiiHn forward-f ac1ng 3" x 5" speake r Interchangeable RF modules prevent future obsolescence. Amencan made 6y Electra, ongmator of th e scann1ng momtor recetver Ideal for home off 1ce car or boat We Stock All Popular Crystals Mus1c Department, Third Floor ------~-----------------' ' Marriage lJce011e Roger Thomas Holler, 28, Racine, mechanic, and Helen 59 N. Second St. Marte _ _ _ __. clerk. Hubbard, 37, Racine, Dudley's Florist Save your saleslips for valuable premiums. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ---' j .••·' ::·' •.._:_._ VOL. XXV NO. 202 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1974 :;: :~ ~- I !' :1 By United Press Intrrnational COLUMBUS - THE OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL Protectwn Agency adopted Tuesday new a1r pollution regulations for sulfur oxides that extend deadlines for complia nce by two years, from July I, 1975, to July 1, 1977. The new regulatiOns also subdivide OhiO's 14 mr quahty regwns on a county-by-<.-ounty basis with amb1ent a1r quality standards established for each county . "We beheve the new regulatiOns will effectively channel low sulfur fuels and pollutiOn control equipment to those parts of Oh10 that have the worst sulfur d10x1de problems, " sa1d Ira L. Whitman, Ohio EPS director. Ohio's new sulfur ox1des control plan will assure both a cleaner envIronment and suff1c1ent energy 10 the years ahead." WASHINGTON - CHARGING THAT THE PUB LIC no longer trusts the Agriculture Department's reports on wheat supplies and potential bread shortages, Rep. Charles A. Vamk, D-Ohio, Tuesday asked the general accountmg office to make an mdependent study of the si tuation and methods of protectmg U. S. consumers. Vanik released a letter to Comptroller General Elmer Staats, head of the GAO, wh1ch serves as a watchdog for Congress over operations of government agencies. He sa1d he wanted GAO help "because of widespread concern over reports that the cost of bread m1ght mcrease dr~mallcally. " AdmiDIStratwn offlcmls have rejected claims by bankers that uncontrolled export pohc1es will leave the U. S short of wheat temporanly m the months before an expected record 1974 crop IS harvested this summer WASHINGTON - SEN ROBERT TAFT JR. , R-Ohw, Tuesday c1ted reports of assaults on school children and an upsurge in auto acc1dents dur1ng mormng hours as reasons for the repeal of the emergency wmter Daylight Saving T1me law. Taft also offered fall-back legislation should the repeal fail. The measure would strike language from the law which placed a deadlme of last Jan 5 for states w1th a single time' zone to seek exemption from fast time. LOS ANGELES- A STATE COURT JUDGF., setting up an histone execullve-ludlclary clash , stud1ed methods today to serve a subpoena on President Nuwn to testify at John Ehrlichman's tnal for burglary. The White House already has warned the subpoena will not be obeyed. It was the first time 10 !56 years -and the first tune in a state co urt - that a subpoena was drawn up for the President, and only the thrrd such actwn m the hiStory of the republic. Citing a 167-year-<Jid precedent mvolv1ng President Thomas Jefferson, Superior Court Judge Gordon Rmger Tuesday granted a request by Ehrhchman's lawyers to subpoena NIXon as a "material w1tness" at the Ellsberg burglary tnal. White House offiCials said in Washington the subpoena would be "respectfully declmed" on constitutional grounds, presumably the separallon of powers. MRS ROY (PAT) HOLTER, center, has been named new preSident of the Pomeroy· Middleport Library Board succeeding C E. Blakeslee, left, a member for some 15 years "ho will contmue servmg on the board. On the right is Mrs. Jennifer Sheets, new member appmntcd by the Me1gs Local Board of Education to replace Mrs . Nellie Vale, who res1gned due to health reasons. Mrs. Vale, a long-tune member, was commended for her service. Mrs. Don I Pat) Mills of Middleport IS v1ce president of the board Other members are Mannmg Kloes, Middleport, who beg.u a new seven year term on Jan 1, Theodore T Reed, Pomeroy, and Mrs Thereon Johnson, near Rac10e. Mrs Holten\111 begm her new dulles as president m February. Rocks hit trucks By United Press International Rocks were hurled through the wmdsh1elds of nine trucks tra vehng on the Ohio Turnpike near Sandusky in the western part of the state early today and the wmdshields of two oth· er trucks were shot out late Tuesday as they traveled through northeastern Oh10. Independent truckers have threatened a nallonw•de shutdown scheduled to bcgm at March 1 set for impeach report WASHINGTON (UP!)- The House Judiciary Committee has been told that it will have a full report by March I on the evidence that can be gleaned from public records on the impeachment of President Nixon. Spec1ai Counsel John W. Doar gave the committee Tuesday what some members sa1d was its most detailed briefing so far It indicated the mqwry had progressed far enough for the staff oo promise dates for reports and that seven categor~e s for investigation have been assigned m1do1ght tomght to protest high fuel pr1ces and low fre1 ght rates. Wmdshields were shot out of two trucks in Was hm gton County and Beaver County Pennsylvania late Tuesday Sgt. Merlyn Layman of the Castalia post of the Ohio Highway Patrol sa1d the rocks were thrown from overpasses JUSt east of Sandusky "There were no inJuries but it's lucky someone wasn 't killed," sa1d Layman "A lot of those hit were company trucks Both dnvers were shghtly m· JUred m the shootmgs 10 northeastern Oh10 Samuel R Nelson, 35, Laton· Both men were treated and released from a nearby hosplwl, the P•lrol sa1d. Moments after th e first shoot10g incident on Intersta te 80 10 Trumbull County, the Patrol sa1d another truck was hit by three bu)lets at about the same locatwn Dnvers of the trucks speculated the smpers had h1dden themselves on an overpass . In what authonlles srud may have been related to the trucker's protest, East Liverpool pollee repor ted a phoned bomb threat about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. The caller told pollee 16 1a, Ohao, was mcked on the ea r slicks of dyn.mite had been by a bullet and D•rrell Sprad· planted on Newell Bndge and hn, 33, Waynesfield was cu t on were set to explode m 45 minth e face by flymg glass. utes. Water system rules set up SYRACUSE - Betty Hayes was reelected president of the Syracuse Board of Public Mfa1rs and Maxine Varian was rehired as board clerk for 1974 at its recent annual organizational meeting In other busmess the board established the following rules for the operatiOn of the water system : Water bills w11l be collected · from the hrst through the tenth of each month. If the lOth happens to fall on a Saturday or Sunday the office at the municipal building w1ll be open on the following Monday. Residents failing to pay the1r water bills by the, deadhne w11l lie aosessed at 10 per cent surcharge. Those not paymg bills alter a delinquency of two months will be without water PHONE 992 2156 TEN CENTS New jail bids will be asked ::l .! (Continued on page 16) Dl Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs -Mason Area ::!::::::::::::::::~::::::::::·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: :::::::::·.;:::·:::~~==~:!: WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON has no legal authority to give former V1ce President Spiro T. Agnew Secret WFL SIGNS THREE .:=~_ Mrs . Mora has compalcd the hastory Jn conJuncllun \\ 11h h1·r work m the Daughters of the Amencan Re\o lulHJil enttne ~~~ :i~~~~:~i~~~:ti~:~:~!:;::~m~~~~clary Committee $1 ~ Bridges Liste n on th ese c hannels, too .. said the •Eiight address, wto111bbe e delivered 9 p.mh". DT .anAid'des te 1evised nationally, a "cruc 1a1atspeec in which Nixon wiU seek to show Congress and the country that he can govern in spite of the pressures of the Watergate scandal. Prsldential aides consider the speech one of the most important Nixon wtl1 ever deliver because it will be made to the congressmen who may be asked to vote on im- MRS MAE MORA gave a h1story of Me1gs Count) churches at a meet mg of the Me1gs Count y P10ncer :.md Histoncal Soc u~ ty held Tuesday a l the museum 1n Pm1W1 oy • at ..~ :§.... Hear oolict.and ~ inaclion! • already spent $1 milhon to lmd out if there is evidence to ?!. remove him from office. lagging says ------------------------- where Oh10ans fought m the Battle of Chick.maugua and h1s book resulted Two cop1es of the book are on display at the NatiOnal Park m Chattanooga, Tenn and Powell has v1s1ted the Nat10nal Cemetery there h1s grea !-greatwhere grandfather IS bunes. Powell introduced t"o granddaughters of the late John McElroy , Mrs. Emory Powell and Mrs Mary Circle and a great-greatgranddaug hter. M1ss Addle Powell. ·vho were at Tuesday's $' WASHINGTON iUPI) -President Nixon makes his ~J State of the Union address tomght to a Congress that has } Shop Weekdays 9: JO to s P. M. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. on the OhiO Comm1sswn to note .mong the fam1ly names. The Mrs M•e Mora, who has ground which IS now the church prepared a detailed report on property ~ 1te was deeded to the the h1story of Meigs County trustees m October, 1885, by J ChUI ches, In COOJUOCl!On With , N ana Clarisa Rathburn her work as a member of The Church of Chnst in Return Jonathan Chap ter , Middleport was formally Daughters of the American orgamzed m a school house m Revolution , presented the VICimty of North Fourth highlights of her research The and Walnut Sts The Rutland report w1ll be put mto book Church was parent church form and presented to the from wh1ch th1S church was county muse urn started m 1838. Among the nine Mrs Mma's report stated m persons composmg the first part· membership were the names of The earlies t record of Jewel, Davis, Gra nt, Kerr, org•mzatwn goes back to the Jones and Tarker Middleport Church of Chnst m Rutland was then ca lled Tarker 's Township, Nov. 6, 1829, m an Landing old log house belonging to About t844 , a frame church Elder Elisha 1\.1 thburn on the bmlding was erected at the Happy Hollow Road, north of head of what IS now Walnut St Rutland There were 30 present This was the house of worsh1p at the first meeting, 15 s1gmng until1888. A "servmg society" as charter members Rath- was orgamzed m Aug , 1872, burn. Sargent, Dowmng, from the treasury of wh1ch Parker, Williams , Barker, many repairs were made. (Continued on page 16) Bolton and Humphrey were meeting ::~~ .., Nixon worked on the address for seven days in :::: seclusion at his Camp David retreat, returning Tuesday Elberfelds In Pomeroy durmg the l'IVIl War and confined to the Andersonville Pr1scn where he d1ed of Illness. John McElroy's brother, Capt McElroy, served also w1th the OhiO Volunteer Infantry and returned to Me1gs County before embarkwg on a career m pohllcs, later returmng to Me1gs County . Cap t McElroy was named '::·:·:·:::·:·:·:::::::::::·:··::;:;: •••••:::::••·!· :-:·:·:·.·:·:::·:·:::::·:··::::· : : :::=:·:·:· ·.;::.:-:-::::;.;::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::;:;~~:;:· ' SYMPATHY SAY WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE . Three divorce cases and a lawsu1t were filed and iwo d1vorce decrees were recorded by the Meigs County Clerk of Court Monday. Asking for divorces were Larry Sellers, Portland, from Agnes Sellers, Portland, on the grounds of gross neglect of duly and extreme cruelty; Carl L. Barringer, Rt. 1, Reedsville, from Frances E. Barringer, Coolville, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and ex· treme cruelty, and Eileen Buck, Rt. 2, Racine, from Roy Buck, Rt. 2, Racine, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. In the other action, Scott M. Knisley, a Columbus attorney, has filed suit against Dana Covert, Pomeroy, chargmg that Covert owes him $2,500 for services rendered. KniSley is ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) UCLA's James McAlister and Kermit Johnson and Univer· sity of Southern California's LOCAL TEMPS .The temperature in down- Booker Brown Monday signed town Pomeroy' at 11 a .m. contracts w1th the Southern Tuesday was 46 degrees under California franchise of the new World Football League. cloudy skies. The signings came a day before the National Football Le!'gue's annual player draft. FLOWERS mission to change his plea to innocent. Ray pleaded gu1ity to the April 4, 1968, shootmg of King in exchange for a 9!1-year pr1son sentence. Today's decision followed oral arguments before the court in October in which an attorney for Ray contended h1s client had been "browbeaten, badgered and bribed" into entering the guilty plea. Court busy over Monday Mrs. Holland ........-----.. (Laura) Johnson, Clifton, and Mrs. Kenneth (Betty) Ault, Hy HUH HOEFLICH The Mc1gs County P10neer and Historical Soc1ety accepted a book of C1vil War h1story for 1ts new museum, heard a report on the h1story of Meigs County churches and v1ewed the fossil diSplay of a Racme school student at the museum Tuesday. Gerald Powell of Pomeroy presented to C E Blakeslee, society president, a copy of the book, " Ch1ckamaugua Record of Oh10 DiviSIOn" wntten by the late Capt Joseph C. McElroy of Me1gs County, and a sketch of the Confederate's Andersonville Prison during the C1vli War . Powell rev1ewed briefly how he became mterested in the McElroy fam1ly h1story and of h1s research in the family background He learned that h1s greatgrea l·gr and fa !h er, John McElroy, was taken pnsoner ' Ray· wins hearing Mrs. W. C. ( Winifred) Holland, 92, Clifton, died Monday at Veterans Memorial Hospit1l. Mrs. Holland was a Sunday School teacher and church orgamst at Clifton United Methodist Church many years. She was a former member of the Spillman United Methodist Church at West Colwnbia. She was born Sept. 20, 1881 at "Ten Mile" back of West Colwnbia, the daughter of the late Winfield Scott and Laura Catherine Fowler Bwngarner Her husband, Walter Curbs Holland died m 1950. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lester Museum given rare book No one was m jured m the incident which the Kings sa1d be· gan because of their property was bemg · destroyed by protesting truckers. The Kings, according to the police, said they did not kflOW the women were m the camper. In Trumbull County another trucker reported late Monday mght he was shot at wh1le dnving on Interstate 80. He sa1d the bullets hit his tractor-traller and did not IDJUre h1m to run for r--:~--~!'!'--~~-- F LE XS T E E L Spor•u•c outbursts of VIolence, including a shooting ·~ inc1dent involving wives of protesting truckers, occurred throughout Monday and Monday night Service station owner John Lew1s King Sr., 61, an,d hiS son John, Jr., 38, were arrested and charged w1th shootmg at a group of women, five of whom were wives of truckers, wh1le they were ms1de a camper next to the serv1ce station 10 Warren, Ohio. ' • as serv1ce w11l be diScontinued. the water; resale or giVIng The board will not accept away of water, waste or miSuse partial payments of b1lls. A fee of water; tamper,ing w1th . of $5 will be charged to have meters, meter seal, service, or valves, or permitting such water restored. tampering by others ; con• Tap fees were mcreased nection , cross-connecor permitting from $100 to $150 effective Jan. hons of any sep3. Each home and permanent same tra1ler on the water system arate . water supply to must have water taps. Trailers premises which receiVe water used during the summer from the mun1ctpahty. Anyone man ths for camping purposes tampering with water lines or must pay a monthly water b11l. curb boxes, or property owners Property owners w1ll be held letting others tBp onto their responsible for nonpayment of lines wtll be prosecuted and water service w1ll be diSc&nbills. On violation of any of the tinued until tap fee and fine •s following rules, service will be paid Or COrrection IS made. ' disconUnued and application Residents wishmg water cancelled: misrepresentation of the applica lion as to service should contact Mrs. property for fiXtures to be Hayes, Pat Patr.erson or Bob supplied or use to be made of Chapman IRISH LOSER - The Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovic, of ' the Pomeroy Sacred Heart Catholic Church, was given Notre Dame and ten pomts in the last UCLA·Fightmg Irish basketball battle, wh1ch, of course, was 9 points too few. Wmner of the wager, prominent area attorney Fred W. Crow, Jr ., IS pictured here with Rev. Krajcovic, w~ had to wear the Notre Dame football s1gn ail day Tuesday. The Father added that he has attended f1ve Notre D.me football ga mes, ail Insh losses It w1ll be necessary to readvertise for b1ds to remodel the county jail since all bids rece~ved and opened last week showed the cost may run about $15,000 more than the money available, the Me1gs County Co mmis s ion ers decided Tuesday. The commission has $100,000 to renovate the jail. Accepting the lowest bid, the cost would be approximately $115,000. The b1ds were reviewed by BerMrd Fultz, legal advisor to the commlsswn, and the architect firm of Eesley, Lee and Vargo, Manetta In other business the com- at the present lime. However, SR 14:i The nur<;Jng hornr '"''11 an extension was g1ven un t1l IJe opel a tell by Mr c~nd Mrs the first of next year. Lavern Jordan , r\l ba ny HI 1 The commissioners ap- 1f approvPd proved a letr.er to be sent to the Attendmg we1e ltobt•rt ( l.. rk Department of Bmldmg and Urban Developm ent, and Henry Well;; lUillColumbus, for a 51J.bed nursmg miss ioners , Weslt•v Ruehi, and Ma r tha home to be located on the old engtneer , Chambers. clet k school lot beyond Carpenter on Agency named to plan for elderly ' missioners discussed w1th Eddie Blake and Roy Tracy specifications for an alarm and sprinkling system for the Meigs County infirmary , The system must be completed by next January Actually, the system should be in operation The Ohw Comm1sswn on Agmg has officially designated the Buckeye Hills - Hocking Valley RegiOnal Development D1str•ct, Marietta, as the area agency on agmg to plan , evaluate and fund programs for the elderly m Athens, Hocking, Me1gs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry and EXTENDED OUTLOOK Colder Friday with a Washmgton Counties The designation was anchance of snow flurries. Highs In the upper 20s and nounced by David C. Crowley. 30s, lows in the 20s. Warmer executive director of the OhiO and a chance of showers Commission on Agmg County Saturday and Sunday. Highs commissioners and mayors an the eight counties have been In the 50s, lows In the 30s. :-:·:::::;.:::::::.:-:-:::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::: given an opport umty to com ment on the agency selection. W1th the assistance of an advisory council representing all the counties and 1ncludmg 21 file for committees Thirteen Republicans and eight Democrats have filed petitions of candidacy as central cormmttee members, accordmg to the Me~gs County Board of Elections. Latest to file for the posts to be filled in the May primaries are: Republicans - James H. Quivey, East Bedford; Robert Clark, Hamsonvlile; Otis F. Knopp, Racine Precinct; Worley Haley, East Rutland ; Ernest E Sisson, Syracuse Village ; Earold Dean, Page· ville; Robert G Swick, East Rutland- Elizabeth Hobstetter, Rutland VIllageClarence Andrews, Pomeroy Fourth Ward; Rolland Crabtree, Columbia; Granville Lyons, Dyesville; John T. Holliday, Dexter. Democrats - Loretta Sue Imboden, Middleport Second Ward: Lewis Long, Middleport Fourth; Samuel B. May, Rutland Village; Robert F. Musser, Rutland East; Chester W. Erwin , Middleport Precmct; Woodrow T Zwilling, Syracuse; Chester Wells, Long Boltom ; Wilbert Barber, Olivedale. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downoown Pomeroy at 11 a m. Wednesday was 38 degrees under foggy conditions. both the t·lde rl) dOd 1epre- se ntattves of org on tzatwns concerned w1 Lh older people an area ph:m w111 bt' developed The e1~ht county a1ea < ou ld be ellg1bie for up to $100,000 111 federal fund s for (hrct'l se t'v1ce programs in the next year, once the plan IS approved by the commis!l\On Pn agmg Und er nc• fede ral reg ulatwns for the use of funds under Title ill of the Federal Older Amen ca ns Aft~ the OhiO CommiSSIOn on Agm~ must designate area agenc1es on aging. Thirteen suc h age nc~es are be1ng nametl for the eurrent hscal JC<lf and it IS expected that such orgamzat10n s will be ~- lfl op('ratton over th f' entire s tate by 1975 Hydro permit won The Federal Power Commisswn has granted Ohio Power Co a license to con· struct a 40,000-kllowatt hydroelectric facility at the U S. Government's Racme Dam on the Ohio R1 ver. Ohio Power Company directors accepted the 51J.year license durmg a board meeting on Jan. 25. The license calls for the completion of the project by 1978. Operated by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, the dam is located m Me~gs County near Racme and Pomeroy Included in the project will TWO FINED RUTLAND - Two drivers fined $10 and costs on speeding charges when they appeared m the court of Rutland Mayor Eugene Thompson Monday night were Terry McGuire, Pomeroy Route 3, and Christopher Haye, Cheshire, both cited by Pollee Chief Bruce Davis. be a 351J.foot 10take canal, two 27,400 horsepower turb10es , two 20,000 kw generators and recreational facilities such as an overlook, parkmg area , picnic area and f1s hmg p1er. A 69,0110 vo lt transmission line w1ll carry power from the dam to the system's ex1stmg transmissiOn netvrork Ap· plicatiOn for the license was f•l~d m July, 1969 Weather Fo1r tomght low in the 30s Partly cloudy Thursday and turnmg cooler w1th a chance of showers north . H1 ghs in the upper 40s and 50s TBACYTORUN COLUMBUS ( UPI ) Former state Rep. Roger W Tracy Jr , Columbus, today announced he is a candidate fm the Republican nonunatwn for state aud1tor COFCTOMEET The Middleport Chamber of NOW YOU KNOW Commerce will meet Friday at The (1rst nud1st colony was 7:30p.m at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Germany's " Nacktkultur. " wh1ch opened m 1912. meeting room � 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. 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