http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7ca5d8fa67474ba592989640b97762e7.pdf a492b6e5a7bb134d8e82849f801a4e5f PDF Text Text . . ' ' . 16 - The Daily sentine 1. Midctlt>J>OI'I·Pomcroy, 0 ..1Jan . 30, 1974 Mrs. Vandt~r~lice dit•d on Tuesday Mrs. Lenora Dodson Van ders li ce, 75, Rutland SC. Middleport, died Tuesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Vanderslice was born June 27. 1898 in Middleport, a daughter of the late Elza and Ida Pickens Dodson. She was preceded in death by a brother, Arnold, and her first husband, Ross McNeal. Surviving are two sisters. :;:::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::-"::!:::::::::::::::::~::!>~~== BASEBALL ALREADY ! George Nesselroad, Meigs American Leaglon baseball coach, has announced a special meeting of all Meigs County boys lnleresled In playing Legion baseball this summer will be beld Sunday, Feb. 3, between I and 1:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Legion Hall. Ne~selroad said the meeting Is being held now to get an early start, and that • he , assistant coac h Rod Karr, and business manager Don Hunnell need to know the number of players Interested before attending the State Legion baseball meeting Saturday, Feb. 9. Mrs. Gertrude Greenlee and, Mrs. Velvey Keys, both of Middleport, and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. George Glaze officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery . Friends may call at the fun eral home any time. ------------3 Days On~-Thurs., Fri., Sal --· 100% solid state ~~/TN (III~IIIIO~(OlOill. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Researchers • a t Battelle Memorial Institute said Tuesday they are developing alternative uses of coal which could have a substantial im· pact on energy sources witllin 20 years. The shor t-range research program calls for using domestic coal for every possible alternative to ENGINE BACKFIRED '1iddleport's Fire Dept, m_je its fifth run of the year Tuesday according to Bob Byer, fire chief, They an· swered a call Tuesday at I :34 p.m. to the Columbus and Southern parking lot where a car owned by Lee Ramey, Pomeroy, was on fire . There was no damage. The motor had backfired through its carburetor . INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT SIZES SMALL MEDIUM LARGE - XL II\I YOUNG ERIC BENTZ, son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bentz, Jr., Racine, displayed his Interesting fossil collection gathered from gravel pits of the county to members of the Meigs Pioneer and County Historical Society Tuesday afternoon, Bentz holds one of his stamps, a 103 year old Issue, from his stamp collection, Eric, a sixth grader at Racine, also collects old bottles. 1 INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit s1,000 Minimum Add handsome trend·setting knits to your wardrobe for that popular layered look. Made of lightweight , machine washable acrylic . or Dacron® polyester and cotton blend. Permanent press for no· iron easy core. Choose from many brilliant patterns, rich solid colors d super·size checks. ® Dacron - 30 Mo. Term N inety day interest penalty if withdrawn before matur ity date . Meigs Co. Branch -----::"l @ The Athens County Saving s & Loan Co . 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio DuPont reg . TM ITI ~tl.VER BRIDGE PLAZA - BOTH GALLIPOLIS STORES - PT. PLEASANT STORE Although mo s t star fi sh have five rays. some have six or more, and 12-armed species have been taken in the Gulf of Mexico. en;vironmen ta ll y more ac- Battelle's energy program, said emphasis is being placed cep'table. Fawcett said that although on coal because it is abunpant, some of the research ob- adaptable and a basis for new jectives are not W1ique to technology is available. Batte ll e's scienti sts, the stra tegy of approaching the problems are not duplicated in other private or govermnenta l research efforts . " For example, n Fawcett sa id , "de-sulphuri zation is controversial and reSearchers disagree on whether it's practical to take care of the sulfur as it comes oul of the smoke stacks. We think you can economically find a way to clean the coa l before it's burned .'' ~' rank G. Dawson, director of Elberfelds In Pomeroy JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT LEE RIDERS Authentic western style. made of 13 3/.t ounce blue denim, zipper fly, sanforized shrunk, straight leg style . Sizes 29 to 46 wa is!, se lect your correct length . - p;:.;-~~.---- Mens HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 1Births, Jan. 28) Mr . and Mrs. Floyd Gaither, a son, J.,eta rt, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Walker, a son, Ga llipolis. ' (Discharged, Jan. 29) Wendy Barker, Connie Bowen, Sherley Brown, James Burnett, Murvon Deweese , Luella Eden, Dorothy Ed· mundson, Judith Hartenbach, Ada Henry , Penny Johnson, Kristi Lemley, Vivian Maxey, Deward Pinkerton, Teresa Rogers, Theodore Stevens, Mrs. Arnold Slover and daughter , Benton Swanton, Mrs. Gary Turner and daughter, Fred Tripp, Roy Whaley and Nancy Wood . (Birth) Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Rowe, a son, Racine. ' Major Goals Outlined In a sepa ra te 22,()()().word do<:ument, Nixon outlined 10 major legislative goals lor this year and disclosed that the federal budget for fiscal1975 would total a record $304.4 billion. But he said no new tax increases would be soug ht to make up for an expected $9.4 billion deficit for the year starling July I. The President appeared confident, although he stumbled over a few words and his hand motions were choppy, When he took his place at the podium, he was welcomed with a roar of prolonged applause. At times, he read his speech in a perfunctory manner until the last few minutes when he ended his formal remarks and spoke extemporaneously on the "investigahons of the socalled Watergate affair ," the moment most of his audience appeared to be waiting for. Hisses could be heard mixed with C1e applause when Nixon laid down the conditional terms of his cooperation with the Judiciary Committee. Devoted To The Interests Of The VOL XXV NO. 203 ..._,~ POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Must Were Retreads Mnsl ur 111~ lc~isl u li v(' proposals were retreads but he did unveil his lon1~ comprehensive, $40 billion-a-year plan for national health insurance with private coverage to be financed mostly by employer-worker payroll premmms. He appeared to be signaling his intention to fi ght over the health program by scathingly referring to Sen. Edwa rd M. Kennedy 's more encompassing plan as " the wrong approach" which would put health care "under the heavy hand of goverrunenl" and cost $80 billion to $100 billion. As for welfare reform, Nixon urged Congress "to join me in mountin~ a major new effort to replace the discredited present welfare system with one that works," but he failed to make any new concrete proposa Is to tackle the proUlt.: B.& . N1xon said spending for national defense must increase. The Pentagon has asked for a $92 billion in 1971, ruu~lil) a lldrd of the total budget. The money, he said , "will be needed to assure the contin ued readi ness of our military fo rces, to preserve the present force levels in the face of rising costs and to give us the military strength we must have if our security is to be maintained and 1f our Initiatives for oeace are to succeed.' ' Details in Writing In his spoken address, he broad-brushed recommendations on improvi ng education, transportation, the environmen t and communities, but approached them in more detail in his wntten docu ment. ~ He disclosed that he had ordered a Cabinet-level review uus year of both government and industry practices as th ey relate to invasion of privacy. The proposal appeared to stem from the electroni c • at y Living More Abundant "Overall, Americans are living more abundantly than ever before today," he said. " Despi te this record of achievement, as we turn to the year ahead we hear once aga in the familiar voice of the perenmal prophets of gloom telling us now that because of the need to fight inflation, because of the energy shortage, Ameri can may be headed for a recession ," he said. Ntxon also made the following pomt.s: - The Federal Government will spend $10 bill ron m federal funds over the next five yea rs to spur .energy research and development. - He will urge a $2.3 billion outlay by Congress to give local officials new flexibility in federa l conununity development funds. - He will send Congress in the near future a proposal to double the federal commitment for public transportahon. '·· ~·'I < ~· . enttne Meig~-Mason eavesdropping equipment serzed with the Watergate burglars and "the plumbers" - the secret survei llance group Nixon Initiated ·to plug news leaks from within the administration that allegedly involved electronic eavesdroppmg. Nixon also rnenttoned ''abuses" in the 1972 ele ction cam · pa1gn and said he would recommend campaign reform and proposals to "clean up" the fede ral election process. At the outset of his add ress, Nixon said that dur ing his ad ministration America's invo:vement in the V1etnarn War ended, detente was achieved with Russia and China, crime and drug abuse dropped , and rioting in the c1ties and on the camou ses ended. '; THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1974 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS ' sc hool and parsona ge, all destroyed. A new church and parsonage under one roof were built. Completed in less than a year, this structure was dedicated in July, 1885. Men of the St. Paul Church who went into the Christian ministry were Charles Voss, Henry Schoenlein, Otto Schoenlein, Charles Grant and Leonard Hess. Early names of the church included Rasp, Joachim, Hamm, Dorst, Mees, Koehler, Reuter, Diehl, Fick, Schlaegel, Werling, Scharf and Schoenlein. Names of the early St. John Lutheran Church included Hobstetter, Fischer , Hoffner, Ohlinger, Ka utz , . Werling, Fruith, Gander and Kalb. The Chester German M. E. Church was organized by John Geyer who began preachmg at his home in Chester followi~g conversiOn. at a Methodi~t camp meeting m Manetta m the summer of 1841. He came back a licensed preacher. He and his lather and two brothers built. the Chester Church. Family records show that John came to Amenca m 1830 and brought other members of his family to the new country. Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy was established in 1842 by 10 men who had come to Meigs County from Vermont and Massachusettes. A frame building was put in Navlors Run as the first church., It was decided in May, 1865 to build a more endurmg edifice and so the present church of native sandstone was built. The area was thriving with industry at the time . WOMEN IGNORED Mrs. Mora stressed that women were hardly ever mentioned in early church records. She touched upon the establishment of Heath United Me'thodist Church in Mid· dleport, named for Uriah Heath who played an active role in its founding. Members of the sooiety also viewed the fossil collection of Eric Bentz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentz, Jr., Racine, and a sixth grader at the Racine. Elementary SchooL Young Bentz also displayed old , stamps including on~ issued in 1871. Refreshments were '\1'1'\led with Mrs, W. P. Lochary in charge. Meigs ~eatre Tonight & Thursday Jan, 30·31 Not Open PACK TO MEET Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 will holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday . at the IOOF Hall in Pomeroy, Registration for the new year must be paid at this time. Plans for the annual blue and gold banquet and observing Scout month in February will be made. All cub scouts and their parents are urged to attend. GENUINE LEE RIDERS® When you wear 'em, you'll know they're right. look lor this branded lee label. se lection Al so complete of Lee Coveralls in sizes 36 to 50. 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CLIP THIS COUPON By United Press lnternatlooal MAYOR JOSEPH ALIOTO ISSUED an appeal to avoid panic, saying, "I see no reason why citizens, ~cause ~f the maximum police effort, cannot walk the streets with a feeling of security." He noted that "literally every police unit" ~as in on a massive manhunt for the killers, who struck Monday mght 10 San Francisco. Police said they had no solid evidence or leads on any aspect ' t of the ~izarre shootings, which lacked any apparent mo 1ve. ll bl k , 'd "The victims were all while, lbe suspects a ac • sai · no robbery an d th ey were .ranRaabe. "There was no motive, dom, emotionless killings." .The two men and .two women killed were approached from behind in darkened residential areas and shot twice without warning by a gunman who then fled on foot or jumped in a waiting car . Police said two or more assailants carried out the shootings. . A fifth shooting victim was in serious condition and police were investigating the oossibilitv the same gu!""en wounded a Massachusetts hitchhiker in nearby Emeryville a few hours later WASHINGTON - CONTRACf talks for steel industry have opened with both labor a~d management askmg for no government interference, mdicatmg they wantbig pay mcreases and rise in prices this year. 1 .W, Abel, president of the Steel Workers' Union representing 350,000 employe.• and K .. Heatn Larry, a vice president of U. S. Steel representing 10 baste steel companies met reporters Wednesday as contract talks opened and both ~d they planned to neogitate as if government wage and price controls did not exist. . "!think they ought to try running the governmentfor a while and let us run our affairs," said AbeL "There's almost noway the government can involve itself in .an effort to control prtces and wages and do it equitable and do II for very long without leadmg to allocation of materials and then to an almost totally controlled economy," Larry said. COLUMBUS - SEN . TONY HALL, IJ.DAYTON, unexpectedly announced his candidacy for Secretary of State Wed· nesday night and hours late~ won the en~orsement of ~e Democratic Executive Cormmttee on the fifth ballot. Halls announcement forced Commerce Dir~tor Dennis Shaul and former Ohio Public Utilities Corrurussion Chairman Henry Eckhart to withdraw from the. race "in deference to party Wlity." . Although Hall's surprise announcement drew unammous pport from the Democratic screening committee, which until ;ednesday night backed Shaul, the first four .ballots by the 61 Executive conunittee members prese~t ended'". a stalemate. In the fifth round insistent upon endorsmg a candidate, members gave Hall 40 v~tes. three more than ·needed .."1 am the. best man to beat Ted Brown," Hall assured the Executive Conpmtto;e as he criticized the veteran Republican politician for h1ndermg the voting process. · COLUMBUS -LEGISLATIVE REPUBLICANS have tipped their hands on stretegy they may employ to change or stall legislation granting the administratfon of Gov. John J . Gilligan broad powers to deal with energy problems. GOP members of a House Select Committee on Energy ;work~ out Wednesday mght on supporters of the administration bill at the first public hearing. (C1>niinued on page 10) ,,.I /. T errorists 0 Wffi £reedom SINGAPORE (UPI) - A band of terrorists set off explosives at an oil refinery Thursday, then won a promise of safe conduct out of the country by hijacking a ferryboat and threatening to blow it up with six hostages aboard. Two of the four terrorists were Japanese who identified themselves as members of the Japanese Red Army responsible along with Arab guerrillas for the 1972 Lod airport massacre - while the others said they were members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palesti ne ( PFLP) ' according to a Singapore officiaL As the terrorists held a Ootilla of police boats at bay in Singapore Harbor, the official, Tay seow Huah, permanent secretary of the Home Affairs ministry, said the men would be allowed safe passage as "no life has been lost and minimal damage has been caused." They asked for .the Japanese ambassador and his woman secretary to accompany them away from Singapore, Tay said. Weather Partly cloudy and colder tonight with a chance of snow flurries northeast, lows 10 to 15 northwesf to the mid 20s southeast. Partly cloudy and cold Friday, high in the 20s northwest, 30s and Jow 40s southeast. TWO MORE FILE Two Democrats filed their petitions of candidacy for central committee posts with the Meigs County Board of Elections WednesdLy, They are Pauline Wolle, Letart Precinct, and Henry L. Hunter, North Chester, Filing deadline is4 p. m. Wednesday, Feb. 6. - ~\ ' .. ..,. ./ ,. Truckers push:· • protest action News. .. in Briefs ' Area .~ - ". • emergency lcgi::;latJon, including sta ndby authority for gasoline ra tioning, t ~yope with long range shortage s. Predicting that the nation could "break the back of the energy crisis" irl 1974, Nixon also vowed to do everything in his power to avoid gasoline rationing. He termed ener~v the "highest priority" problem lacing Congress had a lso dwelt he av ily on the "difficult period" lhe economy is passing through. Infla tion, he said, cou ld be checked if Co ngress cooperates in holding down government spending. "There will be no recession in the United States," he promised . By HELEN THOMAS WASHING'I:ON t UP!) - Pres ident Nixon declared that "one year of Watergate is enough:' in his Stale of the Union address and challenged Congress instead to focus its attention on solving the energy crisis and inflation. He vowed to rema in in office. In a hard-hittin g §.minute speec h to a joint session of Congress and a broadcast audience of millions of Americans Wednesday night, Nixon dramatically asserted his intention to remain in the Presidency despite inroads of the scanda l on his administra lion . "I want yon to know that I have no mtention whatever of walking away from the job that the people elected me to do," the President said as his Republican supporters loudly applauded in the House chamber. Nixon also pledged to cooperate with the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment inquiry, but indicated that he may refuse to turn over White House documents and Wa tergate tapes on grounds of executive privilege. "There is only one limitation," Nixon said. "I will follow the precedent that has been followed ,, by eve ry president from George Washington of never doing anything that weakens the office of the president of the United States ... " Surprise Announcement Made ' Nixon's address also was highlighted by a surprise announcement that friendly Arab leaders had agreed to hold an "urgent meeting in the immediate futur e" to discuss lifting the embargo against oil shijlments to the United States. But he said resumption of the Middle East oil flow would only ease the crisis, and pressed Congress for swift approval of • (Continu ed from page 1) service protection, Comptroller Gneral Elmer B. Staats says. "TI1cre is no justification for such continued taxpayer ex· pense and this is only arbitrary action on behalf of a convicted felon," Staats said in a letter to Rep. John Moss, D.{;alif., released Tuesday, The Treasury Department responded that Nixon, by "executive perogative," could order protection, including a limousine, while Agnew winds up his vice presidential . business. - CongJ.ess challenged to solve nation's problems / ·:~: Museum given book (Continued from page I) Property deeded by Phillip Jones in 1864 and by Sarah Stansbury in 1889 is the site of thepresentchurchdedicated in February, 1890. The mother Lutheran Church, st. John, Chester Township, started in 1840. Its first house of worship was common property of the Lutheran congregation and of German Evangelical (Trinity SNIDER MOVED congregation today) located at Randall Dale Snider, son of Pine Grove, near the Pine Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dale G r v e c e m e t e r y , 0 Snider, who was injured in an Congregations held services on automobile accident recently alternate Sundays or one in the has 'been transferred from morning and one in the af. Holzer Medical Center to ternoon. University Hospitsl where he A log church and parsonage will undergo additional was built in 1855 and used until surgery, His address is 1878. The site was 40 acres of University Hospital, Colwn- land purchased in 1847, but in bus, Ohio, room 883. 1878 the congregation sold 37 acres of that plat for $1250.25 and with this money built the SHOPMURPH ' church that is used today just FOR QUALITY a few hundred feet north ~ the FASHIONS AND old log church which stood until about 1916 TOP VALUES I St. Paul .Lutheran Church of Pomeroy was established in 1844. Services were held in the old court house which was situated on the corner of Lynn and Second sts. Then on 8 . lot on Second st., donated by v. B. Horton a frame structure was built i~ 1884. Not yet recovered from the Dood of August 1884 almost the entire block 'betw~en Lynn and Sycamore Sts ., was destroyed by fire. In this block stood the Lutheran Church, MEN'S SLEEVELESS SWEATER VESTS petroleum mand natural gas "until nuclear power can take up the slack, " accorcding to Dr. Sherwood L. Fawcett, president of the private research organization . Battelle's program, which advocates a tripling In coal production over the next decade, is financed for a five-year period by $25 million of Institute funds. Several research projects include upgrading · the total mining process producing an alcohol from coal which can be substituted entir ely for gasoline; producing chemica ls from coal now made primarily from natural gas and petroleum ; and converting coal in to a "cleaner" fuel which is economically and COUNTER-OFFENSIVE COLUMBUS (UPI)- Former Gov. James A. Rhodes charged Tuesday the federal grand jury investigation of the 1970 Kent State University shootings was reopened to smear his reputation. Rhodes hinted he may mount a counter-offensive if he emerges unscathed from the inquir y. " Let's see what happens . After it's over, I may have a press conference." Rhodes said. FOUR FINED Four defendants were fined and another forfeited a bond in Middlepor t Mayo r John Zerkle's court Tuesday night. Fined were John W. Campbell, 54, Pittsburgh, Pa ., $150' and costs, three days confinement, .driving while intoxicated; ·Michael L. Roach, 22, Syracuse, $5 and costs, failure to yield right of way; Glen May, 50, St. Albans, $10 and costs, misconduct, and Wilbur L. Ward, 21, Middleport, $10 and costs, spinning tires . Donna J . Cremeans, 22, Gallipolis, forfeited a $25 bond for failure to have her vehicle under controL SADIE SMART DIES Sadie Smart, 80, passed away this morning in Marion, Ohio. Born Oct. 18, 1893, she is survived by two brothers, Paul S. Smart of Middleport, and Robert Smart of West Chicago, Ill., and several nieces and nephews. Services will be Friday, at 10 a.m. at the Denzer Funeral Home in Marion. Graveside services will be held at 3 p.m. at the Greenwood Cemetery in Racine. "There are three trillion ton 'L., Of coal in the ground and we only use about six-tenths of a billion ton each year," Dawson said. "And coal can be modified to present technology, It is a very nexible fuel." Coal emphasized"in Battelle work *:;.:.;:;:;=;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::=:=:=::::;.;.;:;:;:;:::::;::::::::::;;;:;:;: GUARANTEED A WINNER! I . By Unlted Press Internallunal A nationwide shutdown of the trucking industry planned by independent truckers slowly began spreading today in a protest over high fuel costs and low freight rates. A truck driver was killed in Pennsylvania and another kidnapped in Ohio. Truck drivers in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir ginia, the center of the protest, roamed th e states' highways in private cars and gathered at truck stops in An effort to gain support for the shutdown. There were numerous incidents of drivers being forced off the road. In Pennsylvania, a tractortrailer crashed early today ;m the Lehigh Valley Throu ghway near Allentown, killing its driver. State Police said there liad ~:~~ n:,~~r~~:o:~p."t'~~~~ windshields. but that it was difficult because of the extend of the damage to determme If that was the cause of the fatal crash. The victim was unidentified. Three other trucks were hit by gunfire in. Pennsylvania and windshields on several other trucks were smashed. A truck loaded with meat overturned in Allentown after it was separated from the cab. In Barberton, Ohio, Fred Aat, 50, driver of a CCC truck, was forced off the road by a car and kidnapped. Another trucker saw tbe in· -.. cident and alerted police, who forced the car off the road in a high speed chase. Man Charged Terry Bolyard, 30, Brimfield, Ohio; was charged with abduc· tion, willfully fleeing arrest and reckless operation of a vehicle. Two other men escaped on foot and a man and a woman in the car were charged with being drunk. In Farmington Hills, Mich., a truck driver's face was scratched with Dying glass when a brick was tossed at his windshield. Police in California, Kentucky and West Virginia reported no incidents. However, nearly 500 state troopers were on standby alert in West Virginia today. Truck traffic throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia was reported slowing down. In Warren, Ohio, an industrial town in the northern part of the state, the only trucks reported moving were deliverr trucks. The strike was expected to spread even more tonight when the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers say they will go off the job. William J. Hill, chairman of the steel haulers, said his group has 100,000 members and all will stop driving. Leonard Fleet, attorney for th e Council of Independent Truckers, said in Akron, Ohio, Wednesday night the gr.oup was shutting down despite a proposal from the government designed to prevent it. a fire on board. The plane hit on land 1,000 yards short of Runway No. 5 and burst into flames . There were rain squalls at the time, A Pam American plane crashed into the sea off Papeete, Tahiti last July 23 shortly after takeoff, killing all ' 79 passengers and crew aboard, The American Samoas are about halfway between New Zealand and the Hawalian Islands . The plane was enroute to Los Angeles from Auckland, N.Z:, with intermediate stops at Pago Pago and Honolulu. ·, OUT OF GAS - Handmade signs such as this were posted at the Pennzml Service Station on West Mam St. Wednesday advising customers that the station was out of gasoline. So far, this circumstance has happened rarely in the Big Bend area and most other stations in the Bend Wednesday were operating with apparently no limit on gas which could be purcha.ed. TOday, gasoline having arrived , the station was in business again. Questions Remain "The government made some proposals but we have questions and until those questions are answered.we are not going to work," Fleet said. W.J. Usery Jr. , a special assistant to President Nixon, said Wednesday that the government would increase fuel allocations for the trucking industry by 110 per cent of itS 1972 consumption and reimburse truckers for raising fuel costs. George Rynn, presiden l of (Continued on page 10) CHAPLAIN'S DAY In commemoration of the dramatic sacrifice of four armed forces chaplain's during World War II, Feeney Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Middleport, will observe religious emphasis week, Feb. 3-9, and Four Chapllns Day on Feb. 3, Chaplain Tony Fowler an· nounced today. Members of Feeney· Bennett Post and their families are Invited to attend 10:30 a.m. services at the Middleport Church of Christ Sunday In observance of the day. Pan Am 707 down Auto driven into NEW YORK (UP!) - A Pan American 707 with 101 persons aboard crashed in flames today near the village of Pago Pago on the American Samoan island of Tutuila, a company spokesman reported in New York. The spokesman said the pilot radioed that there were survivors among the 10 crewmen and 91 passengers but the number was not known. He said the pilot, Captain Leroy Peterson of San Francisco, told the control tower before the crash that there was .~' Plants stolen, Egyptians say By United Press International The semi-official Egyptian newspaper Al Ahram reported today that withdrawing Israeli troops pirated entire industrial plants from Suez City and took them to Israel, but indications in both Egypt and" Israel were that the reported thefts were not affecting the disengagement agreement. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, addressing a meeting of Jewish fund raisers in Tel Aviv, said he believes Egypt is honoring its military disengagement agreement with Israel and will go on to rehabilitate the Suez Canal and the ruined cities along its banks. The Dayan stateme nt coincided with an Egyptian government announcement that President Anwar Sadat will meet Mashhour Ahmed Mashhour, chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, later this week to discuss plans for clearing and deepening the waterway . Egyptian officials ea rli er Middleport tree The Middleport E·R squad was called Wednesday at 3:46 p. m. for Thomas Davaley, 425 Aah Street, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center, At 5:47 a. m. today it transported Charles W. Guy, Vinton, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Guy, traveling on South Second St., apparently went to sleep at the wheel of his car which hit a tree. He was admitted to the hospital for observation, and is reported in satisfactory condition. BUS NOT DAMAGED A Meigs Local School District bus, driven by John F. Ruth, 23, Middleport, backed into a ear driven by Ronnie D. Johnson, 20, Portland, early Wednesqay evening according to the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. The bus was parked in front of the Johnson auto in the Eastern Local School District garage at Tuppers Plains School, There was moderate damage to the car, the bus had none. said the canal, which has been closed since the 1967 war, could be cleared and made ready for navigation m six months. Resumption of the Geneva Peace conference, opening of the Suez · Canal and other moves toward a Middle East peace apparently depended on diplomats reaching an accord between Israel and Syria on a troop disengag e ment ag reement for the Golan Heights. Cairo reports - today said Syria had restated its demands for total Israeli withdrawal from all captured Syrian territory; AI Abram · reported that Israel has proposed withdrawing only from certain positions in the Golan Heights without mentioning a specific line . The negotiations were being carried out in Cairo with Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi l'Onferring frequently U.S. Am· bassador-designate ·Herman Eilts. Eilts conveyed to Fahmi secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's "thoughts" on the question of a Syrian-lsraeli disengagement, and Fa hm1 apparently was acting as a gobetween with Damascus. HELP OFFERED James Roush, Meigs County Auditor, announced today L. D. Moore of the Ohio Department of Taxation will be in the Meigs County Auditor's office every Monday, Feb. 4, thru April8, to assist persons needing help with their State Income Tax. His hours wiU be from 9 a.m. to noon and I to 4 p. m. Speech good or bad depending on party WASHINGTON (UP!)- Sen. conclusion "bravado." Carl Curtis has been listening In between those two views, to State of the Union addresses congressional reaction was for 38 years, and the Nebraska mixed, splitting generally along Republican thought President. party lines. Nixon's speech Wednesday Vice President Gerald R. night "is the best one I've ever Ford and Speaker of the House heard." Carl Albert, who both sat But second-term Massa· behind the President as he chusetts Democrat, Rep. Rob- spoke, had different assessert F. Drinan, who introduced· ments . ,Ford said, slrnply, "It the first impeachment resolu- was a great speech." Albert, in lion last year, said his reaction a prepared statement, said, "I "would be very negative. There nol!!d no new initiatives ... only was nothing new there at all,'' generalities and platitudes." and called Nixon's Watergate Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., House Democratic leader, said ·he was disappointed with Nixon's remarks on Watergate. "I think it's a sad commentary on our country wben a President of the United States in his State of the Union message must plead to the public like he did tonight,'' he said. But House GOP leader John J . Rhodes of Arizona, proniis.. ing to say . more later, told newsmen, "I thought he did a great job-a very good job." To House Republican whip Leslie K. Arends of Illinois, It was "a good down-,to.earth statement of the real issues this country faces ." And Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott called the speech "substantive and positive and a blueprint for a stronger and more cohensive America.'' Most reaction, both pro and con, dealt "!ith the President's request to Congress to put the• Watergate scandal behind and raise to top priority the issues he spoke of earlier- the economy, the energy crisis and improved medical care. Sen. Sam J . Ervin, IJ.N.C., chairman of the Senate Water· gate committee, said : "The Watergate affair would have been over long ago if the President had been willing to let the committee have the evidence in his possession relevant to the investigation." But committee cochairman sen. Howard Baker thought the closing remarks "served him well. I think it's time for the Senate side to close down and pass the gavel to the House " onr Watergate matters. ' . �---~- ~- -- - .- ... 2 - The Da1ly Senl111el Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 31 1974 TOWNSHIP ANNUAL F1n•nc 11 Report APPROPRIATION Of Town,hlps RESOLUTION For F sui Year End ng The Soard of Trustees of Oecemberllst 197J Sal sbu y Townsh p Me gs Sal sbury Tcpwn;h p County Oh o me n egu ar Me gs Counry sess on on tne 4th day of 463 Hooker Sl January 1974 at the off ce of M Cldl eport Oh o Townsh f' C erk w th he January 7S 974 fol ow ng membe s present I cert fy the to ow ng epor Denver G Hysel lo be co rec Guy A Russel R cha d Sa le y Mr Oen\le G Hysel moved Townsh p c er k the lldopt on of the fol ow ng SUMMARY OF CASH Resolut on BALANCES RECEIPTS 3- fhe Da ly i:;enlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 3) 19' 4 ORDINANCE NO 003 74 Just a bunch of kids looking for a thrill drugs used in schools « R10 NFL, WFL at battle lineS to sign players Parents, citizens told AN ORO N A N CE ' AUTHOR Z IN G fHE SS UAN CE OF DUP LI CATE BONO NUMBER 7 OF TH E SSUE OF $<11 5000 F RS T MORTGAGE WATERW ORKS \'" REVENUE BO NO S OF THE VIL LAGE OF MIDDL EPOR T ME GS COUNTY OH 0 DATED NOVEM BER 1 96 IN THE OENOM NAT ON O F Nl W \'OitK t I I I~ S•x I 1111 11-:1 1 Jllllrl'il hJ.,:ht~ r ~ SS 000 MATUR N G NOVEMBER 99 1 W Hi nul I I I 1111 ~ I '4 p11 ~ tl n .. I f I IIUndr Ill II Nl WIJJIVI N Drugs"'"" APPUR TEN ANT COUPO NS r thf.!Jr parenl"> were too busy church he satd 1s concerned AND EXPENDITURES W1 du d v 1 1 I st l hun n hr I h m 1 1 It ''" rl BE T REVOLSED by he DUE ON MAY 1 9 J AND pr hlcn 1n Ma~ m t:l unty Baluce Jln 973 Pullin the pharama c1sl and mvolved m many areas Board ot Trustees ot Sal sbu y General THEREA F TER TO Uurha m ~ N w Y rk t tty suH n'il U ml de ~-:r hurns Fund s 8 696 6J sc h •Is pe Jflle lull wlellgaQic The prmc1pal of Wahama Townsh p Me gs County Oh o MATUR T Y AND punted 'ut lhal f..SD 1s the Veh cle L en!>e \ r II I w 11 I u f h s '" ly 1 Ml w 1s 1 sJ 11111.1 d u tha t to prov de tor the cu ent Motor DECLAR N G AN 10 that f1cld I Ill a large cr wll when asked what we could do Tll)( Fund I q98 5 w .rse drug He said thal some !xpenses 11nd other ex Gasol ne Ta x Fund 1111 I hll I I 69 45 EMER GE NCY e~Uc hung a meeting em drug sa1d that 1f a parent suspected pe-nd tures of sa d Boa d of Road and Br dge persons went msane the f r st I h lrl s! II I 111r 11 fl to,; 1 ludmg 1 1.-y ar~ hi Trus.tees dur no the f seal yea 29 50 WHEREA S bond nunbe :::: etbu~c J ucsday cvtmmg at Ntw F und time they took the drug Alter a chlld was usmg drugs to lind ending De ce mbe 31st 1974 the Cemetery FI.Jnd 42 24 0 he SSUC' 0 $<1 5 000 F r s ;:; Haven I len cn lary School w1th laking the drug everylhmg IS oul fol ow ng sums be and he !lame M sce l lin eo us Funds 6 4 s 3 00 Mor gag e Wate work s R v nu II tlll1 J.: llu t rrthly sad thiiiJ.: 1s tht y 1lld 11 f •r are hereby set as de and ap Tolal s 70 582 40 Bonds o f the V !age o M d lhc New Haven Woman s Club The best thmg lS to educate di s torted and su1c1de IS propr ate d for the severa kl k Total Rece pts • d epo t M e gs Coun y Oh o s llfl II h ltvt I n.u k S lak Wht n WI trn sh~ 1 1n chttrge of the program him or her nghl from wrong purposes for wh ch e)( Genera Fund 12 555 98 Cia ed November 96 he prevalent He brought oul thal llumlhv•hl 1 mt om U math 111 drlf~ rt 1u-c at pend tures a e to be made to Motor Vh cle L cense denom na t on of ~ 5 000 II panel of d sllngu1shed there IS a 50 pel decrease m And for youths to not lake and dur no sa d t seal ye& as Ta,; Fund all 5 090 o4 matu ng Nov embe 1 19Q I to tows \1 z c 1l1zens cons 1sltng of Mrs Gaso ne Tax Fund 13 200 oo w th appu en ant coupons due the wh1te blood count of somethmg thal they don l know S41lak saullh 11e. y tuths hrst k1 ked the slccptng man G•neral Fund Road lind Br dg e May I 974 c.nd here.a ff e o what 1t 1s He sa1d We know Kenneth tDonna J Thompson ITUtfiJuana users That ther'e be appropr ated Fund 1 653 28 ma u ty own ed by Ha ry H I mak1 sun In was s mud aslu p He sa1d then th(!y from the Genera Fund fo Cemeter y Fund Youth AdviSor al Sl Paul 600 00 B le and Ha e B e of L ma One of the panel members we have a problem Where I" st:lll'd l1s btU p un~ hghlcr fluid down h1s tr tUscrs M SCELLANEOUS PUR FG Rs Oh o was he e o o e o s 6 628 00 Lutheran Church and president wanted lo see all commercials have we fa1led as adults m the POSE S 9 n 7 3 o m sa d s o en o des oyed To a 5 dr •ppt."tl amah I n h1m and waU hed ttim burn 4 Salar es Trustees of New Haven Woman s Club off TV wh1ch concern drugs commumty' S 2 280 DO Toll I Rece1pts Balilnces and can no be ou n<t o Salary - Clerk 2 000 00 Gen eral Fund 7 251 6 1 P educed and Hwnphrer sa1d the drug Jeff Haymaker preSident of Rev DeMoss sa d 1n Su pp es - Adm so 00 Mo tor Veh c e L cense WH EREAS th s Counc ha s lS growing all lhe problem Equ pment Adm 40 00 Tax Fund Semor Class al Wahama John 7 088 6 exam ned he all dav 1 Clarksburg there was a drug nsurance 3 SOD 00 Gaso ne Tax Fund he cum stan ces 891 4 5 del nea t ng lime ll was broughl oul lhal Zell Prmc1pal of Wahama council conslSlmg or a doctor Bu al E,;penses 200 00 Road lind B dge w th espe c to oss o sa d bond 0 Employers Re ement Bob Hurt co-ordinator for nurse m1msler and parents courts are loo leruent and t=und 1 944 8 and coupons and desc b ng Contr but on 430 00 Ceme ery Fund 2 02 2d w h par cu a y he m ss ng narcotics of W Va Dept of The counc1l worked closely str1cler penalhes should be Wot"kmen s Compensat on FGRS 2:! oo bond a nd co upon s as o 130 00 To a 5 Pubhc Safety Dale Hum w1th the hosp1lal and had giVen 70 309 70 agg egate p nc pa amoun t Genera Helllll'l Expend lures num ber denom na on t e Followmg the meehng phreys a member of Slale persons tramed to talk w1 th D str ct 100 00 General Fund 3 758 02 da e ss ue and matur y refreshments were served by Pollee for f1ve years Don those that had drug problems Aud tor s ai'\4 Treasurer s Motor Veh cl e L ce nse sub scr tied and sworn to by sa d Fees. 200 00 Ta x Fund Ha Y H B t e and Haze 4 36 7 91 Mrs Donald Pullin pharmaciSt at Fruth s In speakmg further about hostesses State Exam ners Gasol J'le tllx Fund 12 852 JO B t er botl1 of whom ha ve Bumgardner Mrs James Drug Store and the Rev mc1dents related to drugs he Charges 200 00 Road and B dgto knowledge of th e afo es a ed RIO GRANDE - Six Rio Included m this year s vislts Wllliam DeMoss pastor of Elect on Expense 00 00 Fund 665 63 f~c s before an off cer G d c II r Layne Mrs Robert H1ckel sa1d 215 00 Cemetery Fund 634 82 author zed by aw o adm n s er ran e o ege pro essors Wlll other Expense Mrs Karl W1les Mrs Charles Total Mllcelaneour FGRS 15 479 46 oa hs hereto attach ed as VISttmorethan30highschools by Rw Grande College s New Haven Umted Method_iit If you don l try 1t (drugs) Faculty Vo1ces members are Church parllclpated m t'lie Pu poses I 645 00 To a 5 AS 578 14 Exh b A and tb h t Ohi lhis Sm1th and Mrs Jack Hesson to we won l have to worry aboul There there be CtQProprlated B•lance Dec 3 973 WHERE AS The F rs roug OU 0 year as a h1gh schools m Columbus dlSCUSSlOP 7 674 6o N~t ona Bank of c nc nn~ part o( the Colleges Faculty f om the GENERAL FUND for General Fund getting nd of the hab1l The adults and children TOWN HALL MEMORIAL Motor Veh cle License C nc nnat Oh o Trustees V th I Xema Twinsburg Cleveland Jack Flesher Woman s Mrs BUILD NGS and GROUNDS Ta x Fund Olces program e on Y Minford Meigs County Gallia 2 720 70 under the ndenture of Mort Club mtroduced the panel PURPOSES Gasol ne Tax Fund 2 039 5 gage dat ed as of No vem ber service of Its type m Ohto Town Halls Memor a R 967 sec ur ng he ssue of Coun ly Coshocton Zanesville oad and Br dge Speaktng to h1gh school Mrs Eugene Hester was m Bu d ngs and Grounds Fund 14 5 000 F rs t Mo gage 279 5 Dublin P1ke County Ports charge of devotionals Ut t es SO 00 Cemetery Fund 386 42 Waterworks Re\i enue Bonds of classes n their area of mouth Cmcmnat1 Wa~rford OtherExpe'flses 100 00 FGR S 763 54 heV lageofMddepo Meg s sp I I th f I It was emphasized thal we Totlll Town Ha I CASH BALANCE Coun Y Oh o da ed No.,. ember ecta tza ton ese acu ty Circleville and W1lliamsporl Ma~n do have drugs m our schools Pur poses ISO 00 RECEIPTS AND 967 haspu suan o Sec t on 3 members diSCUSS everythmg Brown sa1d We feel this That there be appropr ated EXPENDITURE of sa d Indenture of Mo gage from speech and history to Mrs Thompson asked Whal from the GENERAL FUND for BY FUND exam ned sa d aft dav t of lype program g1ves h~gh school F RE PROTECT ON PUR General Fund HarryH B terandHaze B t e phySICS and nutritiOn can a parent do' to help Alma Marshall POSES Ba Jan 1 973 8 696 64 and con s d ers such aff dav to ThLS IS a free service to h1gh students the opporlunlf.y to combat the drug problem F re Protect on Receipts be sal sfaclory e\1 den ce of the Contracls 70S 00 General Property Tax loss of sa d bond as ev den ced schools provided by RIO know us belter and at the same s1tual10n I have only recently received a broclrure on the Mountam Tota F re Protection R ea Estate Gross b" 3 7A2 A7 , he ce r 1 f ca 1e s 1gne d b Y a Grande and the response from lime g1ves the high school The off1cer reported that he Stale Art and Craft Filii' to be held al Cedar Lakes July 3 through Purposes 705 00 Tangible Persona Property Trust Off cer of The F rst That there be appropr a ted Tax Gross 27 4 26 Nat ona Ban~ of c nc nna schools already vunted has leacher the opportumty to was shocked as were the other July 7 at Ripley The cosl will be $2 for adults and 50 cents for from the GENERAL FUND fo 1nner " tance Tax herelo at ached as Exh b t B been gratifymg accord1ng to amplify h1s courses off1cers of the drug problem m youtha of high school or grade school age C EMETERY PUR POSE S !Gross 71 7 3 and Persons mterested m further little towns throughout the Cemeteries Loca Go ... ernment WHEREA S th s Counc 1 has Dean S Brown prOJect Rales are available for groups of 10 or more by wnting Salaries 300 00 D str but on mforma hon concermng slate He sa1d 1500 drug BrTests Suppl es 2 98 2 12 exam ne d the Los t Sec ur t es coordmator Mountain Stale Art & Crall Fa1r Cedar Lakes R1pley The 100 00 L quor Pe m Fees 4 676 so Bond purchased by sa d Ha ry 100 00 C garette L cense Fees H B t er and Hazel B tier Parhclpahng In Faculty Faculty Vmces may contact were made and $44 000 worth of demonstrations exhibits entertamment concerts and soc1al Other Expenses Tota Cemetery and Fines (Gr oss ) 50 oo w It en b Y a surety company Vo1ces th1s year are Dr Dean S Brown project drugs confiScated m the last events are all mcluded m lhlS one charge P urposes 00 00 Adtustments an d w th assets n excess of coordma tor Rw Grande year before they hit lhe streel Motor Vehicle L cense Refunds 3 32 $50 000 000 nam ng the v 1 age George Ossman who talks to College Rw Grande Ohw Tax Fund Total Rece pts 2 555 98 of M ddleport Oh o and Th e classes on courses tn SCience Agam the question was TilE NEW HAYEN WOMEN S CLUB sponsored panel That there be appropr ated Total Beg nn ng Ba llnce F rst Nat ona Bank of c n 45674 from the MOTOR VEH CLE pus Rece pts 2 25 2 62 c nna t as ob i gees as her relahvtty holography and asked Whal can we as discuss1on on drug abuse Tuesday Jan 29 at the New Haven LICENSE TAX FUND Expend lures nte est or nterests may ap magnetiC d parents do' Commumty Building All young people and the1r parents were M scellaneous To Ia Expend tures ....... pear n the penal sum of tw ce re sonance an Sa laries Trustees 900 00 Adm n strat ve 12 719 4o he prlnc pa amount of the spectroscopy Professor John The officer sa1d lo supervise mv1ted The panel had a parenl a former slate trooper psstor Emp c loyers Ret em en 225 00 TBldgs own Hal s Memor a m ss ng b on d and cond toned Graham on debate rhetoriC children know where they are pharmaclSl and busmessman W o~tr but on & Grounds 157 72 upon payment by the surely of 5 or men Comp 75 00 F e P otect on 620 00 sad Lost Secur t es Bond of a 1 hberal educatiOn the new check them when lhey come In Equ p 1 200 oo cemelerles sToo sand 80 90 loss es or ex penses wh ch the UniOnism and pollmg and see that you have an interest m 1 DOFATOMEET COOKS OF MASON COUNTY SCHOOlS orgaruzed at an m upp es 300 00 Grand Total Expend tures V I age of M dd lepo Oh o or Repa rs 200 00 - General Fund 3 578 02 The F rst Nat ona Bank of pohtJcs Professor John Theodorus Counc1l 17 them Many of the drug users service meeting in the new cafetena at Mason Elemenlary Ma ntenance 8 Sa er es a oec 3 1973 7 67A 60 c nc nna 1 p ay ng AQent may Reynolds four different Daughters of AmeriCa w1ll were e1ther from broken homes School Monday Mrs Maxine Lathey opened the meeting by 500 00 To al E:~ependltures Plus ncur n the usual anguage reading from Proverbs and closed with repeatmg the Lord s Mate al 400 00 Ba Dec 31 973 21 252 62 w th respect to hem ss ng bond busmess subjects mcludmg meet at 7 30 Monday mght al Improvement M0 1 or co th d Prayer The group discussed the school lunch program lhe IOOF hall At thal tune Total Motor Veh c or~:~~:~·"~ cense bond ~ro~;up~ns ~ exut'es~a 0~ devaluatiOn car eers 1n L cense Tax Fund 6 000 oo Ba Jan 1 973 1 998 57 the pr nc pa l amount of he busmess mstant money and funds from the HlScontinued Officers elected were pres1denl Mrs Dorothy James v1ce Tu Fund ~.,_ d t That Guoline Receipts ...... n Pus nteres h~ eto a the stock market Professor C president Mrs Elleen Duffer secretary Thelma Re1tmire and Insurance program w1ll be there be appropriated Motor Veh c e L cense tached as Exh b t c and from the GASOLINE TAX Tu WHEREA S The F rst Robert Leith on Amencan treasurer Dorothy Cartwright A collection was laken for lhe prorated and members are 505494 CHILD BORN FUND Other 35 o Nat onal Bank of C nc nnat hi to d ff t Dower fund REEDSVILLE - Mr and M scellaneous Tote Rece pts 5 090 04 has pur suant to Sect on 3 of s ry m SIX 1 eren sessiOns urged to be present The meeting was adjourned for lunch Afterward the group Salaries-Trustees 2 580 00 Tot a Beginning Balance sad Indenture of Mortgage rangmg from the discovery of Mrs George 0 Myers Emp overs Ret remenl Plus Receipts 7 o88 61 exam ned sad Lost sec u 1 es Amerl l 0 W0 od W11 discussed future meellngs regarding the school lunch program Phoemx ArlZ the former Conlr bution 590 00 expend1fures Bond and cons ders such Lost ca row son A f0°;1 ~~;~~;~~P 19000 ToMta Expendtures Setcu r t es Bond to be ManWhoCared fooMuch Dr Belly Cowdery Reedsville suppt es ~ o'sooo 00 see laneous 2 571 93 a s1ac 1o v as ev denced by George Wolfe on nutnhon MRS EDWIN (ROSALEE) CLARKE OF NEW HAYEN senl 00 Maintenance announce the b1rth of their 1 795 98 the cert f cates gned by a Trust SALE DAYS SET me a poem she has written as a tribute to the lale Alice Clarke ~~P~~~~ance of SOO 00 Grand Total Expend turesOft ce of The F rst Na on a cholesterol effective d1et second child a son Steven Motor Veh cle L cense Bank of C nc nna he e o cant 1 d The Glo ettes w1ll agam Harru an English teacher of Wahama High School She sa1d MIChael Jan 23 Steven Equ pmenr soo oo Tax Fund 4 367 9 attached as Exh b o and ro an exercise and Mrs HarrlSwasnot jusla teacher but a devoted one sponsor a rummag,e sale Sater es M•intenance Ba Dec 3t 1973 2 720 70 WHEREAS sad Har y H Professor Ben Forshey who Michael has a 3 year old 3 700 00 Total Expenditures pus B t er and Haze B tier ha ve talks about mathematics In Fnday and Saturday at 110 brolher Scott Allen Paternal The Clarke farm which lS located across from the Philip Material 2 290 00 Ba Dec 31 973 7 088 61 equested the ssurance of a Courl St Pomeroy All 1tems grandparents are George A Sporn Plant at Graham Slation bas been purch9¥d by the To~~n~aso ine Tax G.sot ne Tax Fund dup cate bond and coupons o cludtng logiC proof per 15 500 00 Road lnd Bndge Fund Ba Jan 1 ~:~!ipts 1 691 A5 ~:~:~ee:~sdte~ ~ rhg $~~dF arns~ mutations and mathematical af~r 11 a m on Sautrday w1ll Myers Yuma Ariz and Mrs company The old family cemetery mthe front yard at the Clarke be reduced to 10 cents That there be appropr ated Gasol ne TaK 13 200 00 Nat ona Bank of c nc nna t a tnduclton Thelma Mero Anchorage farm on Route 33 will be moved to make way for lhe Amencan ~~~JI'le ROAD AND BR OGE Total Rece pts 13 200 00 sum of money opay a pr nt ng Alaska The maternal grand Electnc Power $420 million plant near New Haven Miscellaneous Total Beginning Ba ance costs de l very ""Costs and other ThlS beloved leacher who lS burled beneath a large 4 891 45 d rect cos ts ncurred by tt1e Salaries- Trustees parents are Mr and Mrs 240 00 Plus Receipts Expentlltures VI llage of M dd leport Oh o n Employer s Ret remenl m the front yard was mamed nearby Now lhlS fine evergreen Harold Eugene Cowdery Tota Expend tures the ssuance of a dupl cate bond Contr bullon 70 00 old house that was once her home stands emply seenung to Workmen sCamp M see laneous 1 102 67 and coupons nc lud ng the fees Reedsville Mrs Sarah M 25 00 T 00 1 Maintenance 5 749 63 and expenses of bond counsel reflect a certam graodeur of the past Cowdery Reedsvllle 1s a sand Equ P 400 00 Grand Total Expend turesfor the V age and counse tor 1 ' i._~~l re: 55 00 Gaso ine Tax Fund 12 852 30 The F rst Nal c.nal Bank of The emptiness g1ves an eene atmosphere to the large bnck great grandmother Mrs ~ t 100 00 Ba t Dec 31 1973 2 039 5 C nc nnat Pay ng Agent and Myers graduated from Easlern home perhaps more than to an ordinary vacated dwellmg place E~ur~~ne~et of l Expend lures Plus Trustee as e\1 denced by the 1 0 oo Tota Her poem Maintenance Bal Dec 31 1973 1A 891 45 certificate of rece pt 1 om The H1gh School m 1962 and W1th four new members on saar es Road •nd Bridge Fu nd F rst Nat ona l Bank of c n Currenl cemetery trustees 500 00 Bal Jan 1 1973 'The Evergreen Speaks Materia l 29 1 so c innat hereto at ached as Middleport V1llage Councd this are James Sunpson cha1r rece1ved her bachelor ahd 400 00 l sllmd tall and yel my branches droop Exh b t E T Receipts otal Road and Bridge Genera Propertv TaxNOW THEREFORE BE IT year changes have been made man C 0 Fisher and Rodney masters degrees al Northern As if a secret sadness wtthln me lies Fund cemetery Fund ' 200000 R eat Estate (Gross) ' 1 565 55 ORDAINED by the Coun c of m staodmg corrumtlees ap- Downmg w1th Leora Sigman Ar1zona Umvers1ty Flagstaff For I remember when things were different here AriZ That there be a~pro~r a'led Tangible Personal Property the V llage of M dd eport Me gs f Tax (Gross) 87 73 County Oh o th ee tov ths of pomted by Mayor John Zerkle as clerk Harold Chase lS And now I see lhem walking m the skies rom the CEMETE Y UNO Total Rece pts 1 6S3 28 al the members elected there o Salar es 300 oo T The mayor Wednesday sexton Employer 5 Retirement otal Beginn ng Balance concurr ng Contribution Plus Rece pts 9AA 78 SECTION I That pursuant to announced comm1ltees for 1974 The board of public affatrs Weeds grow now where once the grass was neal 30 00 Workmen 5 Comp Expenditures Sect on 3 of the ndenture of and olher groups funcbomng 1n (elected) lS composed of Jack 10 00 I was young then my branches proud and sweel Land Purctlases Tota Ependltures Mortgage dated as of 700 00 Mlscellaneo:.~s Tools and Equ P 874 38 November 1 1967 by and be v1llage affairs Hawley Don Pearch Jr and 160 Many seasons have come and gone and lhen I grew qwte tall 00 supplies Maintenance 791 25 tween the V II age of M dd leport 200 00 Counc1! comnuttees for the up the Eddie Blake Making But one thing slands out m my memory I recall1t most of all Ott1er Expenses Total Expend tures Oh o and The F rst Nat onal 00 00 Grand Total cemetery Road and Br dge Bank of C nclnnat this Counc 1 year are planmng commission are Fund Fund 1 665 63 cons ders the aff dav t Fmance W1Uiam Walters Sidney Russell Edlson Baker A bnde came down the stairWay there all111 a gown so wh1te 500 00 Ba Dec 31 1973 279 15 del nearing the circumstances DEVOTED 1'01111: Bond Funds Total Expenditures p us w th respect lo loss of sad bond Fred Hoffman Marvm Kelly and Steve Houchms with Dm21Elrl'OF That there be appropr a ted A l!fOOm stood nealh my branches he beamed upon her s1ghl Ba Dec 31 1973 1 94A 78 and coupons and descr b ng MEIG8-MAIION AIII!A from the TRUST FUNDS Safety Allen Lee King Council President Fred Hoff But as I grew the time passed on the swiftness of 1t growmg Cemetery Fund w lh part cu arity tl'1e m ss ng Federa l Genera Revenue CIII!SrER L TANNEHILL, 1973 1 .421 2A bond and coupons as to James Brewer Dav1d Jenkins man representing the village I wh1sper now as the wind comes by Shar ng 18 000 00 Bal Jan 1 Receipts EleeBd aggregate pr nc pa amount Total Trust Funds 18 000 oo Sale of Lots ltOBJI2tTHOBPUCII Sewer and Water Walters The recreation conuruss10n Can you listen as 11 s blowmg? 600 oo number den om nat on t t e ReCipitUIIt on Of Jenkins Kmg Expenditures date ssuer and matur ty which administers the com Funds - d a U y . _ t - b y 1bt Safar es 303 52 subscr bed and swo n to by sa d General Fund F1re Jenk1ns Hoffman mun1ly park mcludes Harold Ohio Valley Pulllllhlna Thal same br1de lies beneath me now lll Employer"s Ret rement Harry H B t er and Hazel M scellaneous General Brewer """"Sl -.,. Olllo ""' " " ' Contribution 30 20 B t er all as desc bed n the Chase Chester Tannehill and Office Pb;Jne mmt l:dltorialllbone ln- All lhmgs that live must die Purposes 11 645 oo EKptnses 30110 Preambles here to as Town Ha I Purposes 150 oo Other Street Kelly Hoffman Guy Cowan The council under tu7 And nothing lS forever someday !too shall lie Total Expenditures 634 82 sat stactory and that th s F re protection Waller9 Bal Dec 31 1973 1 386 42 Counc I hereby approves ts My branches back to Earth law however rece1ves and paid •1Purposes 705 00 0irlo Expenditures Plus form and execut on Cemetery Purposes 500 00 Total Uhhtles King Jenk1ns diSpenses all funds And surely 1t shall be N1t1onal dvertiJinc repreHnt.Uve Bat Dec 31 1973 2 021 24 SECTION 2 Thai pursuant to Tota Genera Fund 13 000 00 Walters BottineW~ Inr 12Eut 42Dd St Fedenl Gener•J Aewenue Section 3 of sa d ndenture of For God who makes a Hwnan- also makes a tree Chase ma1ntenance New York New York. Motor Vehlc e L cense Sharing Fund Mortgage th s Counc 1 con Tax Fund 6 000 oo Recrea llon Jenk1ns superviSor m th community 1973 6 483 00 Siders the Lost Secur t es Bond &ll:llc.Ttpt:im ratel Deliven!ll by' carrier Gasoline Tax Fund 15 500 00 Bal Jan 1 Receipts purchased by sa d Harry H Wallers'--King wbere avalllble 80 cerata per W'liM By Is servmg as building m But before I go will you please take heed of what I have to say? Road and Bridve 1~ 12ftO Slllet end Hazel 8 ller and Insurar ,e Kelly Walters spector Handling housing and Motor Route W'blft carrier .vice not Fund 2 000 00 Olher My rools and her body are here entwmed \ogether we shall Toral Beglnn no Ba lance naming the Vl lage of M d Dal.llbSe <a D'l(mlh a eo a,. 111111 1n c emetery t- un:ct~: 1 SOD 00 F!' lu,lhcelpts 23 111 :QO dlejjort Oh o and The F rst Hoffman decay industrial mquiries directed to OMo tnd W Va ODe Yur f1A Sb Federal Genii'il Revenue Nat ona Bank of C nclnnat as montha h 10 Three montha 11 Ord1nance Hoffman lhe town are Gene Grate Sharing 18 ooo 00 Salaries Expend lures 1 764 77 ob Back to the Earth logether that show we two shall stay i gees as their nterest or Ellewhere fil210 fiiiU 1ix mon\biJll 511 Grand Tota ol Brewer Kelly Tools & Equip 8 638 00 nterests may appear n tl'1e Bernard Fullz and C 0 tbree manU. atblcrlpUan price AI Funds 56 000 oo es 1 724 74 penal sum of twice the pr nc pal inc1udelau.ynme..aentini!J Cemetery Brewer Kelly F1sher Mr Guy A Russe seconded Suppl But you know the hwnan has a soul and a tree musl bend wtlh Repa rs 28 oo amount of them ss ng bond and tile Resolut on and the ro 1 being Contracts King 3 242 05 cond lioned upon payment by the winds ca led upon Its adopt on the vote Other Expenses 81 90 the surety of s aid Lost resu ted as Follows Slde~alk$ Brewer Itelly The human soul bows lo lhe will of God while I reach upward to Expenditures s 479 A6 Securlt es Bond of a 1 losses or Mr Denver G Hyse 1 Yes Total Letten al opbdon are welcomed Tbey lhaald be leu ' I the wind Hoffman Bal Dec Jl 1973 7 631 SA expenses wh ch the V 1 age of Mr Guy A Russell Yes Total Expend'ltures Plus Mldd eport Oh o or The First I Buildmg Hoffman Kelly 1 IbiD 300 worda loog (or be oabjeot to rerhtelloa by tile Bal Dec 31 1973 23 111 oo Nat ona Bank of C nc nnat Adopted Jllnuary 4 1974 Walters 1 edllorl and maat be af&Ded wftb the alpee'a addrela I And as! lift my branches reachmg for lbe wind Towrtshlo Debt-Notes Pay no Agent may ncur with Purpose For Which Note respect to the miss ng llond or Eqwpment Brewer Hoff 1 NIIDet may be wltllheld apom pablleadoll However, 111 I ll seems !know the sptrit of thal bnde sometimes descends Clerk Board of chard Bailey Debt Was Created ceupons l)r the dupl cate bond man Jenkins Loader Backhoe or coupons in excus of the t requeat, UIDOI wW be dflel-.1 Letlen lhoald be 1D Cood ,~ For she remembers this place as it was so long ago Townsh p Trustees Ourstand ng Jan 1 pr nc pal amount of the bond The f1rst name lh each m I taate addreulq illu01 DOC penoaaUtlel Her splr1t whispers to me - when the wmd doth blow 1973 1 110 oo all as descr bed n the THE STATE OF OHIO MEIGS Redeemed During Year Preambles hereto a" slance above 1s conuruttee I COUNTY ss 1973 1 170 oo sat sfactory and that th s cha1rman I R chard Ba ey Clerk of tf'le So pause as you go by now of lnt 6 pet Council hereby approves Is Board of Trustees of sa sbury Rate For Wh ch Note form and execut on Township Me gs County Ohio Purpose I /hi,~. '/:,.~ I Perhaps you U feel 1t too Debt Was Created SECT ION 3 That the V t age and n whose custody the F les Motor Grader Bul bow to the Will of God my fnend Clerk. or h s des gnee be and- he Journals and Records of said Outstand ng Jan l I • • • I The body decays but the sp1r1l ascends s hereby authorized to cause to Board are requ red by lhe Lllws I I 97:! 18 500 oo be pr nted executed ssued and of the State of Oh o to be kept Alice was a SISler of Harry Dana Catherme Presley Our ng Year delivered a dupl cate bond coupons authorized by th s 1 r do hereby cert fy that the Redeemed Robert Chester Charles and Edwtn Clarke 973 6 '250 oo number 12 and appurrenant Coone s Ord nan ce No 918 foregoing Annua Approprlat on Balance Outstand ng coupons due May 974 and 9 1967 and adopted November Resolution Is taken and copies Dec 31 1973 2 ~so oo thereafter to matur ty to or shall consr tute an add tiona from the ortg nal Resolut on Rate You can help by wntmg a letter TilE MASON UNITED METHODIST Women met recently 6 pet upon the order of Harry H o g nat c:ontractua obi get on now on file with said Board that Total of- tnt Outstanding B t er and Hazel B t er to the Village at the church w1th Mrs Clarence McCloud m charge of the the foregoing Reso(ution has Jan 1 1973 9 670 oo Execut on of said bond and SECTION 4 That this or Dear S1r been compare4jf ~Y. rt.e w th the Total program entitled The People s Story Followmg the operung - Redeemed During coupons shall be prov ded n d nance s herebv declared lobe •a d"'Orlolnal lhd that tht ume Rep Lows Wyman of New Hampshire has mtroduced prayer the program leader used Scripture ~odus 3rd chapter 1 Year 1973 7 420 oo th s Counc Is Ordinance No an eme gency measure n that Ia a lrue and correct copy Tota - Balance Outstand ng 918 adopted November 9 1967 the pub c peace health s8tety legiSlallon to make optional the curTent reqwrement for lgllltion thereof 14 verses revealing lhe story of Moses al work and worship This 31 1973 12 250 oo w th respect to .or g nal and welfare requ re the m mlerlocking seal bell systems Under lhese systems your car WITNE:SS my signature th s (1)Dec 31 lie execution of the ssue of bonds med ate author zal on of the was the lune God came to Moses 41h day of January 1974 of wh ch the lost bond forms a dupl care bond descr bed here n won t starl unless the drivel' lS buckled up If you have lhe fanuly The followmg Uruted Church women gave the1r lllpart and sa d dupl cate bond and therefore t sha I tak.e effect pooch or a bag of grocenes w<fghlhg more than SIX poundo on the R: chard Ba ley and coupons sha I be n the on ts adopt okl lerpretahon of the Peoples Story Mrs Ray Proffitt the Townsh I' C erk ~ ame form as suc h ost bond Ado.,Vck thn "'1 4ft! da y of front seal they loo musl be "~tapped m (1 ) 31 lie galher111g Mrs Fred Spencer SeFV1ce of ConfessiOn Slella IN HOSPITAL anq,. co upons excep t tha the Janua t P '97ii "' "' ~n.. J4you resent lhe trend of Big Brother government to dec1de Challm Sernce of Pra1se and w1tness and Ulah Zerkle was pref x o shal be used n s IN HOSPITAL 10 MASON - Helen Slewllft of numerat on and 1 sha be John W Zerk e what 1s best for you then m1te your congressman to support charge of the serv1ce offermg Margaret Pickens also par Wilbur Logan Pleasant Mason IS a pat1ent at Pleasant stamped Mayor or pr ted w th '"' Attest Rep Wyman s bill and help etimmate some of the bureaucratic lic1pated The leader closed the program wtth the benediction Ridre Pomeroy is a patient at Valley HOSpital She will un word Dup lcale sa Gene Grat nonsense dupl cate bond and coupons v Iage c e~k Mrs Roy (Lois) Test presulenl presided dunng a bnel the Holzer Medlcai' Center His dergo minor surgery Her Shill II be equ valent for a "busmess meetmg The newly elected officers will be UlStalle<l room number I• %19 B purposes wHh th e bonds and :~.. 1 24 3l ?tcroom Is 170 An Old Timger (David H Cumnungs ~eroy Oh1iii later professors schedule visits to high schools County By • e 5 NEW YORK tUPI) - The b1ddmg war that forced the prehmmanes are over and now AFL and NFL lo merge m 1967 the mam event beg ns FORCI<:D fHE AFL and Nt L The Natwnal Football tohmerge m 1967 Giants Lock Up Hicks Lea gue concluded 1ts longesl college player draft 10 e1gl t The New York Gants locked year s Wedn esda y and the up Ohio State guard J ohn battle hnes are now drawn w1th H1cks the Lmeman of the lhe new World Football Year for lhrce years and Leag ue $150 000 on Tuesday a nd Dallas The Oedghng league held a reportedly IS ready to an prel1m1nary draft of 72 colle no mce the s gnrng of No I p1ck • glans last week and lhe NFL Ed Jones the defenSive tackle p1cked 1ts usual 442 players !rom Tennessee State But Tuesday and Wednesday n a 11 s w1de open after that and the 22-hour sess1on Included 10 WFL soon w II conclude 1ts lhat group were the three drafl of colleg1ans and NFL name players reportedly players whose optiOns ha\ e Signed Monda) by the WFL- ex p1red UCLA runn ng backs Kerm l The NFL clubs mched Johnson and James McAhster through the ea rl y rounds and Soulhern Cahforma guard !earful of errors n se lectmg a Booker Brown player already comm1lted lo All three reportedly s gned the WFI but Al Davis one of w1lh lhe Southern Cahforn a the AFL flreb1 ands m the war franchise da) s of !960-66 fmally flred the Now the battle lo s1g n fu sl shot players begms and 1t could Dav1s once AFL co m resullm a renewal of the costly m ss1oner and now the Oark rallies Pioneers MARIE'ITA Ohw (UPI ) Denms Dronzek and Jeff Faloba each scored 16 pomts as Manella edged Capllal 53-.10 m an Oh10 Conference game Art Clark a graduale of North Gallla High School scored eight of Marietta s final 10 points and finished the game with 13 markers for lhe Pioners The two teams are now 5 2 m lhe OC tra1ling lea gue leader Wlllenberg led most of the way but Cap! IaI had a slight lead for about f1ve mmutes !ale m the second half T\\o free throws sod a Jump shot by Art Clark gave Marietta Its final lead with 5 28 left Gene Cashn of Cap1talled all scorers w1th 28 pomts wh1le penny Dickensheets added 18 MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Mam 51 POMEROY OHIO CUSTOM POWER CUSHION POLYGIAS $35w~~h WHhi7te8Wla511 X wall Tubeless Plus $2 96 Exc1se Tax Per T1re Committees, standing hoards, are annotmced I ! ,, I! ...,.,.... Warriors get close and Sld Gillman another man Johnson went to San Franc1sco ms trumenlal m gellmg lhe a round later Tradmg was also \ ery AFI off ll e ground qu1ckly tight The only maJor deal followed by takmg Brown Ali waits for Foreman NEW YORK (UP!) And In the eupl ona or A11 s now lhe ofllc1al world heav) narrow 12-round decision over weight champion lS comnutted Fraz1er Monday mghl men to a Iitle defense while U1e who run lhe f1 ghts sa1d Al1 and By United Press Interoallonal unofflclal se lf-des1gnated Foreman could draw $5 The Golden State Wamors peoples champ1on wa1ts m1lhon or $10 m1lhon or name obviOusly behcve a good of George Foreman the cham any figure you wanl- bul the fense IS the best defense pwn on a stun rung t\\ o-round same men and Ah qmckly The Warnors who beat the KO of Joe Fraz1er last adm lted lha I twas far far loo Buffalo Braves 128-121 only 24 January agreed m full Wed early to get senous about hours earlier outlasted the nesday to put the crown on the negotiating Atlanta Hawks 129 122 hne March 26 m Caracas Foreman all 247 1mpress1ve Wednesday mght and moved Vene zuela agamst the man pounds of hun sa1d he was w1thm I' , games of lhe f~rst who broke Muhammad Al s lookmg forward to facing pla ce Los Angeles Lakers m )aw Ken Norton Norton a lthough he s totally the Natwnal Baskelbal~ The money w11l be mce for confident he can not only beat Assoctation s Pactftc DIVISIOn George and Ken-4700 1100 gua lhe ex Manne but put him R1ck Barry who laltied 30 rantee for the champwn away for good as well oomts agamst Buffalo was $200 OOOfor Norton but lhat IS You know George sa1d even better aga1nsl the Hawks ch1cken feed to what the everybody who !1ghts Ali fm1shing w1 th 40 mcluding J6 WIMer wtll draw agamst Ah m the f~rsl three penods When BarTy cooled off Jeff Mulhns picked up the slack collecting 14 of his 24 pomts m the last 12 mmutes Barry s ro.pomt lhird perwd pushed the Wamors to a mne Ohw College Basketball cats 74~ al the end of the poml lead gomg mto the !mal By Umted Press InternatiOnal hard foughl contesl slanza The Hawks traded by It couldn l gel any lighter at Toledo c!a1med a share of the 15 w1lh 10 mmules lo play but the top of lhe M1d Amencan lead w1th an 86-55 romp over closed w1thm three pmnls Conference Kenl Stale w1lh LorrJ Cole before falhng back agam Three learns Bowhng leading lhe way for lhe Rockets Pete Marav1ch was h1gh for Green Ohw Umvers1ly and w1th 18 pomts Atlanta w1th 33 pomts Toledo share lhe league lead The UmverSIIy of Dayton Elsewhere m the NBA today after the Falcons of colhded head on w1lh another Boslon beat Cleveland 126-108 RowhM r.reen knocked off the topnotch mdependenl team New York wh1pped Kansas league leadm~ Bobcats Wed lhe Umvers1tv of Cmcmnat1 C1ty Omaha 108 88 Detr01t nesday mght All lhree teams and the Flyers won lhis downed Buffalo 111 96 and have 4 2 conference reco~ds meelmg of the lwo south Ch1cago defeated Capital 103The Falcons had to do 1t the western OhiO r1vals 94 hard way - on Oh10 s home Daylon now 12-5 on the sea Jo Jo Wb1te s 27 pomts paced court - bul w1lh seven-footer son had f1ve players 10 double Boslon pasl Cleveland Mark Carlwr1ght scormg a ca f1gures to ease past lhe Bear Veleran guard Lenny Wilkens reer high 25 pomts and team ca ts 91 79 With AI EllJah led lhe Cavahers altack w1lh mate Cornehus Cash helpmg pacmg the wmners w1lh 20 24 pomls White had 21 of his oql w1th 22 Bowlmg Green markers pomls m lhe f~rst half lo carry found 1tself on top of the BobCmcmnat1 s Je8:1e Jem1son Boston lo a 62-55 lead before cenler Dave Cowens and guard Paul Weslphal pumped m rune pomts each m lhe third penod as lhe Celt1cs expanded the1r advanlage to 96-77 Dave DeBusscHere s 19 pomts lopped a balanced New Yock attack m lhe Knicks HONOLULU IUP!) - After and most of the pros agree they mghl tnumph over Kansas a week of rest and are true lo a well h1t ball Cily.Qmaha Earl Monroe and N1cklaus who skipped the hot handed recuperallon Henry B1bby teamed up to hold Hawauan Open last year and Johnny M1ller re1omed the Nate Archibald of the Kings to PGA tour today for lhe slarl of has been selecl1ve about the f1ve pomls Sam Lacey and the $220 1100 Hawauan Open m number of tournaments he Nate W1lllams had 16 pmnts hopes of makmg 1t four out of played 111 the pasl few years each for the Kings wh1le Lacey f1ve for the year dec1ded at the last mmute to grabbed 20 rebounds Wall Mlller who grabbed $90 1100 enter m the chase for the Fraz1er scored 17 pomts to JOin m capturmg the f1rsl three $44 000 flrst pme m Hawau DeBusschere and four other events on lhe 19N lour before I ve been 1lching lO play Krucks m double f1gures taking lasl week off to shake he sa1d I tr1ed my game oot Detro1t s Bob Lamer hit for his head cold I ve had for f1ve at home I wasn l great but I m J6 pomts m outduelmg league weeks went off m the opemng hltlmg the ball pretty well scormg leader Bob McMoo Defendmg champion John round as lhe favonle followed who lallled 30 m the PISlons closely by perenmal leader Schlee who carded a !S-under wm over Buffalo DetrOit took Jack Nicklaus who made a par 273 lo capture the Hawau command lale m the second lasl-rnmule declSlOn to' enter Open last year sa1d he fell at quarter and early m lhe th1rd here oome here and expecled to per1od by bombmg the Braves Bobby Nichols the only man play well 23-4 m a slretch !hal saw the bes1des Miller to wm a 1974 Schlee along wllh olher Pistons explode lo a 70-54 lead tour event also figured as a former Hawauan Open wm after lhe score was favorite on the strength of hlS ners Lee Trevmo Gay Brewer deadlocked 48-18 v1ctory 10 lasl week s San Bruce Crampton Tom Shaw Bob Love s 20 pomts paced D1ego Open and Gner Jones all were ChiCago to 1ts fifth stra1ght M1ller was favored nol only shootmg for the honor of bemg v1ctory wh1le lhe Bullets because of hlB hot hand m the the flrsl two-time wmner m the suffered lhe1r fourlh stra1ghl flrsl three tournaments of the tournament loss Among the olher challengers year bul also because of lhe llghtmng fast greens on the here are Arnold Palmer M1ller 7 1M-yard par 72 Wa1alae Barber B1lly Casper and young lions Ben Crenshaw course The greens are large and fast and Lanny Wadkms to Lakers Miller rejoins tour in Hawaii and BEAUTY • ''Vl-• ~· - .... ' f Marauder records, 14 games Fol ow ng a e th e stat sf cs for the first 4 games of the 1973 7A Mo., M;:, ;:, rio:> h :..c l.- o h::. P~AYER Terrv O,.,al s 44 123 B 1 Myers took game scormg honors w1th 23 pomts The Bearcats dropped lo 14-5 for the season Wittenberg held on to !~rsl place m lhe Ohw Athlebc Con ference w1lh a v1ctory over Ohw Wesleyan 1ts seventh wm 111 e1ght league games Sk1p Freemon led the Tigers w1lh 18 points W1ltenberg lS 13-2 for the season whlle OWU IS I 12 overall and I 9 m lhe loop Jn another OAC conlesl Marlelta relied on lhe sharp shoollng of Denms Dronzek and Jeff Faloba lo edge Cap1lal Umvers1ly 53-!iO Both teams sporl 5-2 league recorda after Tuesday mghl s game and are JUSl behind W1l le!lberg and Musklngum m the race for the league lead Akron UmverSity took a foul marred wm over Ashland Col lege 89-110 after smk111g 31 of 40 free lhrows mcludmg 23 of them durmg a mne-m111ute streldl of the second half when lhey d1d nol score a basket The Z1ps now 11-4 for the season were led by Larry Jen 1ns and George McClam wllh 18 pomls each Ashland lost three players on fouls m the second half enroute to lhe1r sll<th defeal of the sea son m 17 outs In olher games Wednesday Hwnover ( Ind ) dwnped Bluff ton 92-74 M1am1 outclassed Fmdlay 114-71 Xaver edged Camsms IN Y ) 70-67 and Sl Vmcent ( Pa ) lnpped Walsh 7U7 a::. """ FG A Pel FT A Pel RB 55 2 Dan Dodson Lonn e Coa ts S e ... e Pr ce Jp .,. ( rf'menns 0 r on Blan chard Ch p Braue Perk Au I G eg 8 own ng Steve Wa lbu n M ek Ash M ke Ma v J m Anderson 73 165 50 147 28 98 14 45 1 33 6 46 8 31 6 7 6 27 15 5 2 1 M lch Meadows 12 Char e Ma sha I 00 M ke Magnolia o TOTALS 316 872 0 P PON EN TS 372 808 Scor ng by Quarters Megs Opponents 1fl ?0 16 45 33 35 48 6 44 l4 35 52 19 31 29 'iS RO 67 6 37 48 143 73 88 3 14 21 33 62 26 2 22 ll 21 49 SO 3 4 59 3S 22 20 20 8 50 38 00 7 22 66 55 20 45 PF 14 Pis lOA 42 26 126 181 27 30 135 75 1A 42 56 5 22 3.4 45 44 1 26 75 7 3 15 55 13 6 17 2 2 5 2 0 1 38 6.4 100 00 oo oo 36 188 307 46 204 295 19 6 0 20 2 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 11 S66 259 120 19 S49 210 941 187 204 198 231-820 252 241 249-941 206 *converse 1 I COACH GOLD, RED, GREEN, BLACK, PURPLE, WHITE, NAVY, LIGHT BLUE FAST BREAK RED, BLUE AND BLACK heritage house MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • LTD: A solid, well-made fami car that delivers fami car gas mileage. TO EVERY ROOM Fo d LTD • Door Hardtop GAUON I--------------------------~ fJ~ '(::_/... fights hlm aga n and agam always saymg Next t1me Ill get h1m W1th me there am t no next ttme When they lose to me the~ don l wanna go back m there w1lh me agam For h1s parl Ken talks qmelly and convmcmgly about his O\\ n approach lo the Iitle malchup Fighting All and flghtmg George are two d1Herent thmgs he sa1d Agamst All 1t s hke a chess match Look for the opemng don I make miStakes Agamsl George well he IS the clasSic slugger You can t f1ght h1m the way you would an Ah I have fo !lnd a way lo nulhfy Ge rge s power rece1ver Jot. Sweet from Los Angeles for a drafl coolce Two basketball players a!BO were drafted Leonard Gray Long Beach States 6-8 center went to San FranciSCO as a tlghl end on lhe 15lh round and Bngham Young forward Doug Richards was p1cked by Dallas as a defens1ve back oo lhe 14th Massachusetts w1de receiver T1m Berra son of New York Mets Manager Yogi BerTa wenl to Baltimore on the lasl round Ken D1ckerson a defens1ve back from Tuskegee was the last player p1cked 111 lhe 17 round draft UCLA had lhe most players se le cte d- 12- whlle Penn Slate Colorado and Michigan each had 10 chosen oa1r of draft chmces QB and Coach Reunited Jack M1ldren a tormer star w shbone quarterback al Ok lahoma was reumted w1lh his old college coac h Chuck Fa~rbanks when Balbmore dealt the safelyman to New England Fairbanks has hinted lhat he may use the wishbone m the pros m certam s1tuat10ns and M1ldren s acqws1hon may open lhe way The Pa tnols also deall muchtraveled lmebacker Steve Kiner to Houston for a dra ft p1ck and Baltimore obtamed runmng back George Nock from Wash ngton for guard Corny Johnson and sent reserve lmebacker Ed Mooney to Washington The Redskms also purchased veteran w1de Three share Mid-Am lead ".10 I Wednesday saw the P1ttsbur~h Steelers send outspoken John Rowser their startmg left cornerback to Denver !01 a • ADD CHARM .. -c:laa- Mar~etta managmg general partner of the Oakland jla1ders selected McAhster on lhe SIXth round 58 N.._EW MPROVEO IJANYL ITE an GUt s and 09 a tK pain made w t1 1 new Aery c y ny La ex Po ymer ADAPTABLE- for e I Quart ypcs of n er or w•l 1 tnd ce ngs ECONOM ICAL one coa coven most surfaci!'S uu ltP wattr tor t1 nn g EASY TO APPLY bv b vsn rot tr o sp ay DR ES RAP OL V - n h ty m nu ts leav ng no un l)letsan oda CLEAN EAS LY t- wash eQu po men n warm so•py w1 er SUPER OR WASHAB L TV d and f n9er l)f n s wa~h olf eas y becau~e t1e new vany t na~ unsu pasud 'Wa er res s ance 212 SHOP OUR COMPLETE PAINT DEPARTMENT Ebersbach Hardware EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE 110 W. 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MIDDLEPORT �---~- ~- -- - .- ... 2 - The Da1ly Senl111el Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 31 1974 TOWNSHIP ANNUAL F1n•nc 11 Report APPROPRIATION Of Town,hlps RESOLUTION For F sui Year End ng The Soard of Trustees of Oecemberllst 197J Sal sbu y Townsh p Me gs Sal sbury Tcpwn;h p County Oh o me n egu ar Me gs Counry sess on on tne 4th day of 463 Hooker Sl January 1974 at the off ce of M Cldl eport Oh o Townsh f' C erk w th he January 7S 974 fol ow ng membe s present I cert fy the to ow ng epor Denver G Hysel lo be co rec Guy A Russel R cha d Sa le y Mr Oen\le G Hysel moved Townsh p c er k the lldopt on of the fol ow ng SUMMARY OF CASH Resolut on BALANCES RECEIPTS 3- fhe Da ly i:;enlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 3) 19' 4 ORDINANCE NO 003 74 Just a bunch of kids looking for a thrill drugs used in schools « R10 NFL, WFL at battle lineS to sign players Parents, citizens told AN ORO N A N CE ' AUTHOR Z IN G fHE SS UAN CE OF DUP LI CATE BONO NUMBER 7 OF TH E SSUE OF $<11 5000 F RS T MORTGAGE WATERW ORKS \'" REVENUE BO NO S OF THE VIL LAGE OF MIDDL EPOR T ME GS COUNTY OH 0 DATED NOVEM BER 1 96 IN THE OENOM NAT ON O F Nl W \'OitK t I I I~ S•x I 1111 11-:1 1 Jllllrl'il hJ.,:ht~ r ~ SS 000 MATUR N G NOVEMBER 99 1 W Hi nul I I I 1111 ~ I '4 p11 ~ tl n .. I f I IIUndr Ill II Nl WIJJIVI N Drugs"'"" APPUR TEN ANT COUPO NS r thf.!Jr parenl"> were too busy church he satd 1s concerned AND EXPENDITURES W1 du d v 1 1 I st l hun n hr I h m 1 1 It ''" rl BE T REVOLSED by he DUE ON MAY 1 9 J AND pr hlcn 1n Ma~ m t:l unty Baluce Jln 973 Pullin the pharama c1sl and mvolved m many areas Board ot Trustees ot Sal sbu y General THEREA F TER TO Uurha m ~ N w Y rk t tty suH n'il U ml de ~-:r hurns Fund s 8 696 6J sc h •Is pe Jflle lull wlellgaQic The prmc1pal of Wahama Townsh p Me gs County Oh o MATUR T Y AND punted 'ut lhal f..SD 1s the Veh cle L en!>e \ r II I w 11 I u f h s '" ly 1 Ml w 1s 1 sJ 11111.1 d u tha t to prov de tor the cu ent Motor DECLAR N G AN 10 that f1cld I Ill a large cr wll when asked what we could do Tll)( Fund I q98 5 w .rse drug He said thal some !xpenses 11nd other ex Gasol ne Ta x Fund 1111 I hll I I 69 45 EMER GE NCY e~Uc hung a meeting em drug sa1d that 1f a parent suspected pe-nd tures of sa d Boa d of Road and Br dge persons went msane the f r st I h lrl s! II I 111r 11 fl to,; 1 ludmg 1 1.-y ar~ hi Trus.tees dur no the f seal yea 29 50 WHEREA S bond nunbe :::: etbu~c J ucsday cvtmmg at Ntw F und time they took the drug Alter a chlld was usmg drugs to lind ending De ce mbe 31st 1974 the Cemetery FI.Jnd 42 24 0 he SSUC' 0 $<1 5 000 F r s ;:; Haven I len cn lary School w1th laking the drug everylhmg IS oul fol ow ng sums be and he !lame M sce l lin eo us Funds 6 4 s 3 00 Mor gag e Wate work s R v nu II tlll1 J.: llu t rrthly sad thiiiJ.: 1s tht y 1lld 11 f •r are hereby set as de and ap Tolal s 70 582 40 Bonds o f the V !age o M d lhc New Haven Woman s Club The best thmg lS to educate di s torted and su1c1de IS propr ate d for the severa kl k Total Rece pts • d epo t M e gs Coun y Oh o s llfl II h ltvt I n.u k S lak Wht n WI trn sh~ 1 1n chttrge of the program him or her nghl from wrong purposes for wh ch e)( Genera Fund 12 555 98 Cia ed November 96 he prevalent He brought oul thal llumlhv•hl 1 mt om U math 111 drlf~ rt 1u-c at pend tures a e to be made to Motor Vh cle L cense denom na t on of ~ 5 000 II panel of d sllngu1shed there IS a 50 pel decrease m And for youths to not lake and dur no sa d t seal ye& as Ta,; Fund all 5 090 o4 matu ng Nov embe 1 19Q I to tows \1 z c 1l1zens cons 1sltng of Mrs Gaso ne Tax Fund 13 200 oo w th appu en ant coupons due the wh1te blood count of somethmg thal they don l know S41lak saullh 11e. y tuths hrst k1 ked the slccptng man G•neral Fund Road lind Br dg e May I 974 c.nd here.a ff e o what 1t 1s He sa1d We know Kenneth tDonna J Thompson ITUtfiJuana users That ther'e be appropr ated Fund 1 653 28 ma u ty own ed by Ha ry H I mak1 sun In was s mud aslu p He sa1d then th(!y from the Genera Fund fo Cemeter y Fund Youth AdviSor al Sl Paul 600 00 B le and Ha e B e of L ma One of the panel members we have a problem Where I" st:lll'd l1s btU p un~ hghlcr fluid down h1s tr tUscrs M SCELLANEOUS PUR FG Rs Oh o was he e o o e o s 6 628 00 Lutheran Church and president wanted lo see all commercials have we fa1led as adults m the POSE S 9 n 7 3 o m sa d s o en o des oyed To a 5 dr •ppt."tl amah I n h1m and waU hed ttim burn 4 Salar es Trustees of New Haven Woman s Club off TV wh1ch concern drugs commumty' S 2 280 DO Toll I Rece1pts Balilnces and can no be ou n<t o Salary - Clerk 2 000 00 Gen eral Fund 7 251 6 1 P educed and Hwnphrer sa1d the drug Jeff Haymaker preSident of Rev DeMoss sa d 1n Su pp es - Adm so 00 Mo tor Veh c e L cense WH EREAS th s Counc ha s lS growing all lhe problem Equ pment Adm 40 00 Tax Fund Semor Class al Wahama John 7 088 6 exam ned he all dav 1 Clarksburg there was a drug nsurance 3 SOD 00 Gaso ne Tax Fund he cum stan ces 891 4 5 del nea t ng lime ll was broughl oul lhal Zell Prmc1pal of Wahama council conslSlmg or a doctor Bu al E,;penses 200 00 Road lind B dge w th espe c to oss o sa d bond 0 Employers Re ement Bob Hurt co-ordinator for nurse m1msler and parents courts are loo leruent and t=und 1 944 8 and coupons and desc b ng Contr but on 430 00 Ceme ery Fund 2 02 2d w h par cu a y he m ss ng narcotics of W Va Dept of The counc1l worked closely str1cler penalhes should be Wot"kmen s Compensat on FGRS 2:! oo bond a nd co upon s as o 130 00 To a 5 Pubhc Safety Dale Hum w1th the hosp1lal and had giVen 70 309 70 agg egate p nc pa amoun t Genera Helllll'l Expend lures num ber denom na on t e Followmg the meehng phreys a member of Slale persons tramed to talk w1 th D str ct 100 00 General Fund 3 758 02 da e ss ue and matur y refreshments were served by Pollee for f1ve years Don those that had drug problems Aud tor s ai'\4 Treasurer s Motor Veh cl e L ce nse sub scr tied and sworn to by sa d Fees. 200 00 Ta x Fund Ha Y H B t e and Haze 4 36 7 91 Mrs Donald Pullin pharmaciSt at Fruth s In speakmg further about hostesses State Exam ners Gasol J'le tllx Fund 12 852 JO B t er botl1 of whom ha ve Bumgardner Mrs James Drug Store and the Rev mc1dents related to drugs he Charges 200 00 Road and B dgto knowledge of th e afo es a ed RIO GRANDE - Six Rio Included m this year s vislts Wllliam DeMoss pastor of Elect on Expense 00 00 Fund 665 63 f~c s before an off cer G d c II r Layne Mrs Robert H1ckel sa1d 215 00 Cemetery Fund 634 82 author zed by aw o adm n s er ran e o ege pro essors Wlll other Expense Mrs Karl W1les Mrs Charles Total Mllcelaneour FGRS 15 479 46 oa hs hereto attach ed as VISttmorethan30highschools by Rw Grande College s New Haven Umted Method_iit If you don l try 1t (drugs) Faculty Vo1ces members are Church parllclpated m t'lie Pu poses I 645 00 To a 5 AS 578 14 Exh b A and tb h t Ohi lhis Sm1th and Mrs Jack Hesson to we won l have to worry aboul There there be CtQProprlated B•lance Dec 3 973 WHERE AS The F rs roug OU 0 year as a h1gh schools m Columbus dlSCUSSlOP 7 674 6o N~t ona Bank of c nc nn~ part o( the Colleges Faculty f om the GENERAL FUND for General Fund getting nd of the hab1l The adults and children TOWN HALL MEMORIAL Motor Veh cle License C nc nnat Oh o Trustees V th I Xema Twinsburg Cleveland Jack Flesher Woman s Mrs BUILD NGS and GROUNDS Ta x Fund Olces program e on Y Minford Meigs County Gallia 2 720 70 under the ndenture of Mort Club mtroduced the panel PURPOSES Gasol ne Tax Fund 2 039 5 gage dat ed as of No vem ber service of Its type m Ohto Town Halls Memor a R 967 sec ur ng he ssue of Coun ly Coshocton Zanesville oad and Br dge Speaktng to h1gh school Mrs Eugene Hester was m Bu d ngs and Grounds Fund 14 5 000 F rs t Mo gage 279 5 Dublin P1ke County Ports charge of devotionals Ut t es SO 00 Cemetery Fund 386 42 Waterworks Re\i enue Bonds of classes n their area of mouth Cmcmnat1 Wa~rford OtherExpe'flses 100 00 FGR S 763 54 heV lageofMddepo Meg s sp I I th f I It was emphasized thal we Totlll Town Ha I CASH BALANCE Coun Y Oh o da ed No.,. ember ecta tza ton ese acu ty Circleville and W1lliamsporl Ma~n do have drugs m our schools Pur poses ISO 00 RECEIPTS AND 967 haspu suan o Sec t on 3 members diSCUSS everythmg Brown sa1d We feel this That there be appropr ated EXPENDITURE of sa d Indenture of Mo gage from speech and history to Mrs Thompson asked Whal from the GENERAL FUND for BY FUND exam ned sa d aft dav t of lype program g1ves h~gh school F RE PROTECT ON PUR General Fund HarryH B terandHaze B t e phySICS and nutritiOn can a parent do' to help Alma Marshall POSES Ba Jan 1 973 8 696 64 and con s d ers such aff dav to ThLS IS a free service to h1gh students the opporlunlf.y to combat the drug problem F re Protect on Receipts be sal sfaclory e\1 den ce of the Contracls 70S 00 General Property Tax loss of sa d bond as ev den ced schools provided by RIO know us belter and at the same s1tual10n I have only recently received a broclrure on the Mountam Tota F re Protection R ea Estate Gross b" 3 7A2 A7 , he ce r 1 f ca 1e s 1gne d b Y a Grande and the response from lime g1ves the high school The off1cer reported that he Stale Art and Craft Filii' to be held al Cedar Lakes July 3 through Purposes 705 00 Tangible Persona Property Trust Off cer of The F rst That there be appropr a ted Tax Gross 27 4 26 Nat ona Ban~ of c nc nna schools already vunted has leacher the opportumty to was shocked as were the other July 7 at Ripley The cosl will be $2 for adults and 50 cents for from the GENERAL FUND fo 1nner " tance Tax herelo at ached as Exh b t B been gratifymg accord1ng to amplify h1s courses off1cers of the drug problem m youtha of high school or grade school age C EMETERY PUR POSE S !Gross 71 7 3 and Persons mterested m further little towns throughout the Cemeteries Loca Go ... ernment WHEREA S th s Counc 1 has Dean S Brown prOJect Rales are available for groups of 10 or more by wnting Salaries 300 00 D str but on mforma hon concermng slate He sa1d 1500 drug BrTests Suppl es 2 98 2 12 exam ne d the Los t Sec ur t es coordmator Mountain Stale Art & Crall Fa1r Cedar Lakes R1pley The 100 00 L quor Pe m Fees 4 676 so Bond purchased by sa d Ha ry 100 00 C garette L cense Fees H B t er and Hazel B tier Parhclpahng In Faculty Faculty Vmces may contact were made and $44 000 worth of demonstrations exhibits entertamment concerts and soc1al Other Expenses Tota Cemetery and Fines (Gr oss ) 50 oo w It en b Y a surety company Vo1ces th1s year are Dr Dean S Brown project drugs confiScated m the last events are all mcluded m lhlS one charge P urposes 00 00 Adtustments an d w th assets n excess of coordma tor Rw Grande year before they hit lhe streel Motor Vehicle L cense Refunds 3 32 $50 000 000 nam ng the v 1 age George Ossman who talks to College Rw Grande Ohw Tax Fund Total Rece pts 2 555 98 of M ddleport Oh o and Th e classes on courses tn SCience Agam the question was TilE NEW HAYEN WOMEN S CLUB sponsored panel That there be appropr ated Total Beg nn ng Ba llnce F rst Nat ona Bank of c n 45674 from the MOTOR VEH CLE pus Rece pts 2 25 2 62 c nna t as ob i gees as her relahvtty holography and asked Whal can we as discuss1on on drug abuse Tuesday Jan 29 at the New Haven LICENSE TAX FUND Expend lures nte est or nterests may ap magnetiC d parents do' Commumty Building All young people and the1r parents were M scellaneous To Ia Expend tures ....... pear n the penal sum of tw ce re sonance an Sa laries Trustees 900 00 Adm n strat ve 12 719 4o he prlnc pa amount of the spectroscopy Professor John The officer sa1d lo supervise mv1ted The panel had a parenl a former slate trooper psstor Emp c loyers Ret em en 225 00 TBldgs own Hal s Memor a m ss ng b on d and cond toned Graham on debate rhetoriC children know where they are pharmaclSl and busmessman W o~tr but on & Grounds 157 72 upon payment by the surely of 5 or men Comp 75 00 F e P otect on 620 00 sad Lost Secur t es Bond of a 1 hberal educatiOn the new check them when lhey come In Equ p 1 200 oo cemelerles sToo sand 80 90 loss es or ex penses wh ch the UniOnism and pollmg and see that you have an interest m 1 DOFATOMEET COOKS OF MASON COUNTY SCHOOlS orgaruzed at an m upp es 300 00 Grand Total Expend tures V I age of M dd lepo Oh o or Repa rs 200 00 - General Fund 3 578 02 The F rst Nat ona Bank of pohtJcs Professor John Theodorus Counc1l 17 them Many of the drug users service meeting in the new cafetena at Mason Elemenlary Ma ntenance 8 Sa er es a oec 3 1973 7 67A 60 c nc nna 1 p ay ng AQent may Reynolds four different Daughters of AmeriCa w1ll were e1ther from broken homes School Monday Mrs Maxine Lathey opened the meeting by 500 00 To al E:~ependltures Plus ncur n the usual anguage reading from Proverbs and closed with repeatmg the Lord s Mate al 400 00 Ba Dec 31 973 21 252 62 w th respect to hem ss ng bond busmess subjects mcludmg meet at 7 30 Monday mght al Improvement M0 1 or co th d Prayer The group discussed the school lunch program lhe IOOF hall At thal tune Total Motor Veh c or~:~~:~·"~ cense bond ~ro~;up~ns ~ exut'es~a 0~ devaluatiOn car eers 1n L cense Tax Fund 6 000 oo Ba Jan 1 973 1 998 57 the pr nc pa l amount of he busmess mstant money and funds from the HlScontinued Officers elected were pres1denl Mrs Dorothy James v1ce Tu Fund ~.,_ d t That Guoline Receipts ...... n Pus nteres h~ eto a the stock market Professor C president Mrs Elleen Duffer secretary Thelma Re1tmire and Insurance program w1ll be there be appropriated Motor Veh c e L cense tached as Exh b t c and from the GASOLINE TAX Tu WHEREA S The F rst Robert Leith on Amencan treasurer Dorothy Cartwright A collection was laken for lhe prorated and members are 505494 CHILD BORN FUND Other 35 o Nat onal Bank of C nc nnat hi to d ff t Dower fund REEDSVILLE - Mr and M scellaneous Tote Rece pts 5 090 04 has pur suant to Sect on 3 of s ry m SIX 1 eren sessiOns urged to be present The meeting was adjourned for lunch Afterward the group Salaries-Trustees 2 580 00 Tot a Beginning Balance sad Indenture of Mortgage rangmg from the discovery of Mrs George 0 Myers Emp overs Ret remenl Plus Receipts 7 o88 61 exam ned sad Lost sec u 1 es Amerl l 0 W0 od W11 discussed future meellngs regarding the school lunch program Phoemx ArlZ the former Conlr bution 590 00 expend1fures Bond and cons ders such Lost ca row son A f0°;1 ~~;~~;~~P 19000 ToMta Expendtures Setcu r t es Bond to be ManWhoCared fooMuch Dr Belly Cowdery Reedsville suppt es ~ o'sooo 00 see laneous 2 571 93 a s1ac 1o v as ev denced by George Wolfe on nutnhon MRS EDWIN (ROSALEE) CLARKE OF NEW HAYEN senl 00 Maintenance announce the b1rth of their 1 795 98 the cert f cates gned by a Trust SALE DAYS SET me a poem she has written as a tribute to the lale Alice Clarke ~~P~~~~ance of SOO 00 Grand Total Expend turesOft ce of The F rst Na on a cholesterol effective d1et second child a son Steven Motor Veh cle L cense Bank of C nc nna he e o cant 1 d The Glo ettes w1ll agam Harru an English teacher of Wahama High School She sa1d MIChael Jan 23 Steven Equ pmenr soo oo Tax Fund 4 367 9 attached as Exh b o and ro an exercise and Mrs HarrlSwasnot jusla teacher but a devoted one sponsor a rummag,e sale Sater es M•intenance Ba Dec 3t 1973 2 720 70 WHEREAS sad Har y H Professor Ben Forshey who Michael has a 3 year old 3 700 00 Total Expenditures pus B t er and Haze B tier ha ve talks about mathematics In Fnday and Saturday at 110 brolher Scott Allen Paternal The Clarke farm which lS located across from the Philip Material 2 290 00 Ba Dec 31 973 7 088 61 equested the ssurance of a Courl St Pomeroy All 1tems grandparents are George A Sporn Plant at Graham Slation bas been purch9¥d by the To~~n~aso ine Tax G.sot ne Tax Fund dup cate bond and coupons o cludtng logiC proof per 15 500 00 Road lnd Bndge Fund Ba Jan 1 ~:~!ipts 1 691 A5 ~:~:~ee:~sdte~ ~ rhg $~~dF arns~ mutations and mathematical af~r 11 a m on Sautrday w1ll Myers Yuma Ariz and Mrs company The old family cemetery mthe front yard at the Clarke be reduced to 10 cents That there be appropr ated Gasol ne TaK 13 200 00 Nat ona Bank of c nc nna t a tnduclton Thelma Mero Anchorage farm on Route 33 will be moved to make way for lhe Amencan ~~~JI'le ROAD AND BR OGE Total Rece pts 13 200 00 sum of money opay a pr nt ng Alaska The maternal grand Electnc Power $420 million plant near New Haven Miscellaneous Total Beginning Ba ance costs de l very ""Costs and other ThlS beloved leacher who lS burled beneath a large 4 891 45 d rect cos ts ncurred by tt1e Salaries- Trustees parents are Mr and Mrs 240 00 Plus Receipts Expentlltures VI llage of M dd leport Oh o n Employer s Ret remenl m the front yard was mamed nearby Now lhlS fine evergreen Harold Eugene Cowdery Tota Expend tures the ssuance of a dupl cate bond Contr bullon 70 00 old house that was once her home stands emply seenung to Workmen sCamp M see laneous 1 102 67 and coupons nc lud ng the fees Reedsville Mrs Sarah M 25 00 T 00 1 Maintenance 5 749 63 and expenses of bond counsel reflect a certam graodeur of the past Cowdery Reedsvllle 1s a sand Equ P 400 00 Grand Total Expend turesfor the V age and counse tor 1 ' i._~~l re: 55 00 Gaso ine Tax Fund 12 852 30 The F rst Nal c.nal Bank of The emptiness g1ves an eene atmosphere to the large bnck great grandmother Mrs ~ t 100 00 Ba t Dec 31 1973 2 039 5 C nc nnat Pay ng Agent and Myers graduated from Easlern home perhaps more than to an ordinary vacated dwellmg place E~ur~~ne~et of l Expend lures Plus Trustee as e\1 denced by the 1 0 oo Tota Her poem Maintenance Bal Dec 31 1973 1A 891 45 certificate of rece pt 1 om The H1gh School m 1962 and W1th four new members on saar es Road •nd Bridge Fu nd F rst Nat ona l Bank of c n Currenl cemetery trustees 500 00 Bal Jan 1 1973 'The Evergreen Speaks Materia l 29 1 so c innat hereto at ached as Middleport V1llage Councd this are James Sunpson cha1r rece1ved her bachelor ahd 400 00 l sllmd tall and yel my branches droop Exh b t E T Receipts otal Road and Bridge Genera Propertv TaxNOW THEREFORE BE IT year changes have been made man C 0 Fisher and Rodney masters degrees al Northern As if a secret sadness wtthln me lies Fund cemetery Fund ' 200000 R eat Estate (Gross) ' 1 565 55 ORDAINED by the Coun c of m staodmg corrumtlees ap- Downmg w1th Leora Sigman Ar1zona Umvers1ty Flagstaff For I remember when things were different here AriZ That there be a~pro~r a'led Tangible Personal Property the V llage of M dd eport Me gs f Tax (Gross) 87 73 County Oh o th ee tov ths of pomted by Mayor John Zerkle as clerk Harold Chase lS And now I see lhem walking m the skies rom the CEMETE Y UNO Total Rece pts 1 6S3 28 al the members elected there o Salar es 300 oo T The mayor Wednesday sexton Employer 5 Retirement otal Beginn ng Balance concurr ng Contribution Plus Rece pts 9AA 78 SECTION I That pursuant to announced comm1ltees for 1974 The board of public affatrs Weeds grow now where once the grass was neal 30 00 Workmen 5 Comp Expenditures Sect on 3 of the ndenture of and olher groups funcbomng 1n (elected) lS composed of Jack 10 00 I was young then my branches proud and sweel Land Purctlases Tota Ependltures Mortgage dated as of 700 00 Mlscellaneo:.~s Tools and Equ P 874 38 November 1 1967 by and be v1llage affairs Hawley Don Pearch Jr and 160 Many seasons have come and gone and lhen I grew qwte tall 00 supplies Maintenance 791 25 tween the V II age of M dd leport 200 00 Counc1! comnuttees for the up the Eddie Blake Making But one thing slands out m my memory I recall1t most of all Ott1er Expenses Total Expend tures Oh o and The F rst Nat onal 00 00 Grand Total cemetery Road and Br dge Bank of C nclnnat this Counc 1 year are planmng commission are Fund Fund 1 665 63 cons ders the aff dav t Fmance W1Uiam Walters Sidney Russell Edlson Baker A bnde came down the stairWay there all111 a gown so wh1te 500 00 Ba Dec 31 1973 279 15 del nearing the circumstances DEVOTED 1'01111: Bond Funds Total Expenditures p us w th respect lo loss of sad bond Fred Hoffman Marvm Kelly and Steve Houchms with Dm21Elrl'OF That there be appropr a ted A l!fOOm stood nealh my branches he beamed upon her s1ghl Ba Dec 31 1973 1 94A 78 and coupons and descr b ng MEIG8-MAIION AIII!A from the TRUST FUNDS Safety Allen Lee King Council President Fred Hoff But as I grew the time passed on the swiftness of 1t growmg Cemetery Fund w lh part cu arity tl'1e m ss ng Federa l Genera Revenue CIII!SrER L TANNEHILL, 1973 1 .421 2A bond and coupons as to James Brewer Dav1d Jenkins man representing the village I wh1sper now as the wind comes by Shar ng 18 000 00 Bal Jan 1 Receipts EleeBd aggregate pr nc pa amount Total Trust Funds 18 000 oo Sale of Lots ltOBJI2tTHOBPUCII Sewer and Water Walters The recreation conuruss10n Can you listen as 11 s blowmg? 600 oo number den om nat on t t e ReCipitUIIt on Of Jenkins Kmg Expenditures date ssuer and matur ty which administers the com Funds - d a U y . _ t - b y 1bt Safar es 303 52 subscr bed and swo n to by sa d General Fund F1re Jenk1ns Hoffman mun1ly park mcludes Harold Ohio Valley Pulllllhlna Thal same br1de lies beneath me now lll Employer"s Ret rement Harry H B t er and Hazel M scellaneous General Brewer """"Sl -.,. Olllo ""' " " ' Contribution 30 20 B t er all as desc bed n the Chase Chester Tannehill and Office Pb;Jne mmt l:dltorialllbone ln- All lhmgs that live must die Purposes 11 645 oo EKptnses 30110 Preambles here to as Town Ha I Purposes 150 oo Other Street Kelly Hoffman Guy Cowan The council under tu7 And nothing lS forever someday !too shall lie Total Expenditures 634 82 sat stactory and that th s F re protection Waller9 Bal Dec 31 1973 1 386 42 Counc I hereby approves ts My branches back to Earth law however rece1ves and paid •1Purposes 705 00 0irlo Expenditures Plus form and execut on Cemetery Purposes 500 00 Total Uhhtles King Jenk1ns diSpenses all funds And surely 1t shall be N1t1onal dvertiJinc repreHnt.Uve Bat Dec 31 1973 2 021 24 SECTION 2 Thai pursuant to Tota Genera Fund 13 000 00 Walters BottineW~ Inr 12Eut 42Dd St Fedenl Gener•J Aewenue Section 3 of sa d ndenture of For God who makes a Hwnan- also makes a tree Chase ma1ntenance New York New York. Motor Vehlc e L cense Sharing Fund Mortgage th s Counc 1 con Tax Fund 6 000 oo Recrea llon Jenk1ns superviSor m th community 1973 6 483 00 Siders the Lost Secur t es Bond &ll:llc.Ttpt:im ratel Deliven!ll by' carrier Gasoline Tax Fund 15 500 00 Bal Jan 1 Receipts purchased by sa d Harry H Wallers'--King wbere avalllble 80 cerata per W'liM By Is servmg as building m But before I go will you please take heed of what I have to say? Road and Bridve 1~ 12ftO Slllet end Hazel 8 ller and Insurar ,e Kelly Walters spector Handling housing and Motor Route W'blft carrier .vice not Fund 2 000 00 Olher My rools and her body are here entwmed \ogether we shall Toral Beglnn no Ba lance naming the Vl lage of M d Dal.llbSe <a D'l(mlh a eo a,. 111111 1n c emetery t- un:ct~: 1 SOD 00 F!' lu,lhcelpts 23 111 :QO dlejjort Oh o and The F rst Hoffman decay industrial mquiries directed to OMo tnd W Va ODe Yur f1A Sb Federal Genii'il Revenue Nat ona Bank of C nclnnat as montha h 10 Three montha 11 Ord1nance Hoffman lhe town are Gene Grate Sharing 18 ooo 00 Salaries Expend lures 1 764 77 ob Back to the Earth logether that show we two shall stay i gees as their nterest or Ellewhere fil210 fiiiU 1ix mon\biJll 511 Grand Tota ol Brewer Kelly Tools & Equip 8 638 00 nterests may appear n tl'1e Bernard Fullz and C 0 tbree manU. atblcrlpUan price AI Funds 56 000 oo es 1 724 74 penal sum of twice the pr nc pal inc1udelau.ynme..aentini!J Cemetery Brewer Kelly F1sher Mr Guy A Russe seconded Suppl But you know the hwnan has a soul and a tree musl bend wtlh Repa rs 28 oo amount of them ss ng bond and tile Resolut on and the ro 1 being Contracts King 3 242 05 cond lioned upon payment by the winds ca led upon Its adopt on the vote Other Expenses 81 90 the surety of s aid Lost resu ted as Follows Slde~alk$ Brewer Itelly The human soul bows lo lhe will of God while I reach upward to Expenditures s 479 A6 Securlt es Bond of a 1 losses or Mr Denver G Hyse 1 Yes Total Letten al opbdon are welcomed Tbey lhaald be leu ' I the wind Hoffman Bal Dec Jl 1973 7 631 SA expenses wh ch the V 1 age of Mr Guy A Russell Yes Total Expend'ltures Plus Mldd eport Oh o or The First I Buildmg Hoffman Kelly 1 IbiD 300 worda loog (or be oabjeot to rerhtelloa by tile Bal Dec 31 1973 23 111 oo Nat ona Bank of C nc nnat Adopted Jllnuary 4 1974 Walters 1 edllorl and maat be af&Ded wftb the alpee'a addrela I And as! lift my branches reachmg for lbe wind Towrtshlo Debt-Notes Pay no Agent may ncur with Purpose For Which Note respect to the miss ng llond or Eqwpment Brewer Hoff 1 NIIDet may be wltllheld apom pablleadoll However, 111 I ll seems !know the sptrit of thal bnde sometimes descends Clerk Board of chard Bailey Debt Was Created ceupons l)r the dupl cate bond man Jenkins Loader Backhoe or coupons in excus of the t requeat, UIDOI wW be dflel-.1 Letlen lhoald be 1D Cood ,~ For she remembers this place as it was so long ago Townsh p Trustees Ourstand ng Jan 1 pr nc pal amount of the bond The f1rst name lh each m I taate addreulq illu01 DOC penoaaUtlel Her splr1t whispers to me - when the wmd doth blow 1973 1 110 oo all as descr bed n the THE STATE OF OHIO MEIGS Redeemed During Year Preambles hereto a" slance above 1s conuruttee I COUNTY ss 1973 1 170 oo sat sfactory and that th s cha1rman I R chard Ba ey Clerk of tf'le So pause as you go by now of lnt 6 pet Council hereby approves Is Board of Trustees of sa sbury Rate For Wh ch Note form and execut on Township Me gs County Ohio Purpose I /hi,~. '/:,.~ I Perhaps you U feel 1t too Debt Was Created SECT ION 3 That the V t age and n whose custody the F les Motor Grader Bul bow to the Will of God my fnend Clerk. or h s des gnee be and- he Journals and Records of said Outstand ng Jan l I • • • I The body decays but the sp1r1l ascends s hereby authorized to cause to Board are requ red by lhe Lllws I I 97:! 18 500 oo be pr nted executed ssued and of the State of Oh o to be kept Alice was a SISler of Harry Dana Catherme Presley Our ng Year delivered a dupl cate bond coupons authorized by th s 1 r do hereby cert fy that the Redeemed Robert Chester Charles and Edwtn Clarke 973 6 '250 oo number 12 and appurrenant Coone s Ord nan ce No 918 foregoing Annua Approprlat on Balance Outstand ng coupons due May 974 and 9 1967 and adopted November Resolution Is taken and copies Dec 31 1973 2 ~so oo thereafter to matur ty to or shall consr tute an add tiona from the ortg nal Resolut on Rate You can help by wntmg a letter TilE MASON UNITED METHODIST Women met recently 6 pet upon the order of Harry H o g nat c:ontractua obi get on now on file with said Board that Total of- tnt Outstanding B t er and Hazel B t er to the Village at the church w1th Mrs Clarence McCloud m charge of the the foregoing Reso(ution has Jan 1 1973 9 670 oo Execut on of said bond and SECTION 4 That this or Dear S1r been compare4jf ~Y. rt.e w th the Total program entitled The People s Story Followmg the operung - Redeemed During coupons shall be prov ded n d nance s herebv declared lobe •a d"'Orlolnal lhd that tht ume Rep Lows Wyman of New Hampshire has mtroduced prayer the program leader used Scripture ~odus 3rd chapter 1 Year 1973 7 420 oo th s Counc Is Ordinance No an eme gency measure n that Ia a lrue and correct copy Tota - Balance Outstand ng 918 adopted November 9 1967 the pub c peace health s8tety legiSlallon to make optional the curTent reqwrement for lgllltion thereof 14 verses revealing lhe story of Moses al work and worship This 31 1973 12 250 oo w th respect to .or g nal and welfare requ re the m mlerlocking seal bell systems Under lhese systems your car WITNE:SS my signature th s (1)Dec 31 lie execution of the ssue of bonds med ate author zal on of the was the lune God came to Moses 41h day of January 1974 of wh ch the lost bond forms a dupl care bond descr bed here n won t starl unless the drivel' lS buckled up If you have lhe fanuly The followmg Uruted Church women gave the1r lllpart and sa d dupl cate bond and therefore t sha I tak.e effect pooch or a bag of grocenes w<fghlhg more than SIX poundo on the R: chard Ba ley and coupons sha I be n the on ts adopt okl lerpretahon of the Peoples Story Mrs Ray Proffitt the Townsh I' C erk ~ ame form as suc h ost bond Ado.,Vck thn "'1 4ft! da y of front seal they loo musl be "~tapped m (1 ) 31 lie galher111g Mrs Fred Spencer SeFV1ce of ConfessiOn Slella IN HOSPITAL anq,. co upons excep t tha the Janua t P '97ii "' "' ~n.. J4you resent lhe trend of Big Brother government to dec1de Challm Sernce of Pra1se and w1tness and Ulah Zerkle was pref x o shal be used n s IN HOSPITAL 10 MASON - Helen Slewllft of numerat on and 1 sha be John W Zerk e what 1s best for you then m1te your congressman to support charge of the serv1ce offermg Margaret Pickens also par Wilbur Logan Pleasant Mason IS a pat1ent at Pleasant stamped Mayor or pr ted w th '"' Attest Rep Wyman s bill and help etimmate some of the bureaucratic lic1pated The leader closed the program wtth the benediction Ridre Pomeroy is a patient at Valley HOSpital She will un word Dup lcale sa Gene Grat nonsense dupl cate bond and coupons v Iage c e~k Mrs Roy (Lois) Test presulenl presided dunng a bnel the Holzer Medlcai' Center His dergo minor surgery Her Shill II be equ valent for a "busmess meetmg The newly elected officers will be UlStalle<l room number I• %19 B purposes wHh th e bonds and :~.. 1 24 3l ?tcroom Is 170 An Old Timger (David H Cumnungs ~eroy Oh1iii later professors schedule visits to high schools County By • e 5 NEW YORK tUPI) - The b1ddmg war that forced the prehmmanes are over and now AFL and NFL lo merge m 1967 the mam event beg ns FORCI<:D fHE AFL and Nt L The Natwnal Football tohmerge m 1967 Giants Lock Up Hicks Lea gue concluded 1ts longesl college player draft 10 e1gl t The New York Gants locked year s Wedn esda y and the up Ohio State guard J ohn battle hnes are now drawn w1th H1cks the Lmeman of the lhe new World Football Year for lhrce years and Leag ue $150 000 on Tuesday a nd Dallas The Oedghng league held a reportedly IS ready to an prel1m1nary draft of 72 colle no mce the s gnrng of No I p1ck • glans last week and lhe NFL Ed Jones the defenSive tackle p1cked 1ts usual 442 players !rom Tennessee State But Tuesday and Wednesday n a 11 s w1de open after that and the 22-hour sess1on Included 10 WFL soon w II conclude 1ts lhat group were the three drafl of colleg1ans and NFL name players reportedly players whose optiOns ha\ e Signed Monda) by the WFL- ex p1red UCLA runn ng backs Kerm l The NFL clubs mched Johnson and James McAhster through the ea rl y rounds and Soulhern Cahforma guard !earful of errors n se lectmg a Booker Brown player already comm1lted lo All three reportedly s gned the WFI but Al Davis one of w1lh lhe Southern Cahforn a the AFL flreb1 ands m the war franchise da) s of !960-66 fmally flred the Now the battle lo s1g n fu sl shot players begms and 1t could Dav1s once AFL co m resullm a renewal of the costly m ss1oner and now the Oark rallies Pioneers MARIE'ITA Ohw (UPI ) Denms Dronzek and Jeff Faloba each scored 16 pomts as Manella edged Capllal 53-.10 m an Oh10 Conference game Art Clark a graduale of North Gallla High School scored eight of Marietta s final 10 points and finished the game with 13 markers for lhe Pioners The two teams are now 5 2 m lhe OC tra1ling lea gue leader Wlllenberg led most of the way but Cap! IaI had a slight lead for about f1ve mmutes !ale m the second half T\\o free throws sod a Jump shot by Art Clark gave Marietta Its final lead with 5 28 left Gene Cashn of Cap1talled all scorers w1th 28 pomts wh1le penny Dickensheets added 18 MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Mam 51 POMEROY OHIO CUSTOM POWER CUSHION POLYGIAS $35w~~h WHhi7te8Wla511 X wall Tubeless Plus $2 96 Exc1se Tax Per T1re Committees, standing hoards, are annotmced I ! ,, I! ...,.,.... Warriors get close and Sld Gillman another man Johnson went to San Franc1sco ms trumenlal m gellmg lhe a round later Tradmg was also \ ery AFI off ll e ground qu1ckly tight The only maJor deal followed by takmg Brown Ali waits for Foreman NEW YORK (UP!) And In the eupl ona or A11 s now lhe ofllc1al world heav) narrow 12-round decision over weight champion lS comnutted Fraz1er Monday mghl men to a Iitle defense while U1e who run lhe f1 ghts sa1d Al1 and By United Press Interoallonal unofflclal se lf-des1gnated Foreman could draw $5 The Golden State Wamors peoples champ1on wa1ts m1lhon or $10 m1lhon or name obviOusly behcve a good of George Foreman the cham any figure you wanl- bul the fense IS the best defense pwn on a stun rung t\\ o-round same men and Ah qmckly The Warnors who beat the KO of Joe Fraz1er last adm lted lha I twas far far loo Buffalo Braves 128-121 only 24 January agreed m full Wed early to get senous about hours earlier outlasted the nesday to put the crown on the negotiating Atlanta Hawks 129 122 hne March 26 m Caracas Foreman all 247 1mpress1ve Wednesday mght and moved Vene zuela agamst the man pounds of hun sa1d he was w1thm I' , games of lhe f~rst who broke Muhammad Al s lookmg forward to facing pla ce Los Angeles Lakers m )aw Ken Norton Norton a lthough he s totally the Natwnal Baskelbal~ The money w11l be mce for confident he can not only beat Assoctation s Pactftc DIVISIOn George and Ken-4700 1100 gua lhe ex Manne but put him R1ck Barry who laltied 30 rantee for the champwn away for good as well oomts agamst Buffalo was $200 OOOfor Norton but lhat IS You know George sa1d even better aga1nsl the Hawks ch1cken feed to what the everybody who !1ghts Ali fm1shing w1 th 40 mcluding J6 WIMer wtll draw agamst Ah m the f~rsl three penods When BarTy cooled off Jeff Mulhns picked up the slack collecting 14 of his 24 pomts m the last 12 mmutes Barry s ro.pomt lhird perwd pushed the Wamors to a mne Ohw College Basketball cats 74~ al the end of the poml lead gomg mto the !mal By Umted Press InternatiOnal hard foughl contesl slanza The Hawks traded by It couldn l gel any lighter at Toledo c!a1med a share of the 15 w1lh 10 mmules lo play but the top of lhe M1d Amencan lead w1th an 86-55 romp over closed w1thm three pmnls Conference Kenl Stale w1lh LorrJ Cole before falhng back agam Three learns Bowhng leading lhe way for lhe Rockets Pete Marav1ch was h1gh for Green Ohw Umvers1ly and w1th 18 pomts Atlanta w1th 33 pomts Toledo share lhe league lead The UmverSIIy of Dayton Elsewhere m the NBA today after the Falcons of colhded head on w1lh another Boslon beat Cleveland 126-108 RowhM r.reen knocked off the topnotch mdependenl team New York wh1pped Kansas league leadm~ Bobcats Wed lhe Umvers1tv of Cmcmnat1 C1ty Omaha 108 88 Detr01t nesday mght All lhree teams and the Flyers won lhis downed Buffalo 111 96 and have 4 2 conference reco~ds meelmg of the lwo south Ch1cago defeated Capital 103The Falcons had to do 1t the western OhiO r1vals 94 hard way - on Oh10 s home Daylon now 12-5 on the sea Jo Jo Wb1te s 27 pomts paced court - bul w1lh seven-footer son had f1ve players 10 double Boslon pasl Cleveland Mark Carlwr1ght scormg a ca f1gures to ease past lhe Bear Veleran guard Lenny Wilkens reer high 25 pomts and team ca ts 91 79 With AI EllJah led lhe Cavahers altack w1lh mate Cornehus Cash helpmg pacmg the wmners w1lh 20 24 pomls White had 21 of his oql w1th 22 Bowlmg Green markers pomls m lhe f~rst half lo carry found 1tself on top of the BobCmcmnat1 s Je8:1e Jem1son Boston lo a 62-55 lead before cenler Dave Cowens and guard Paul Weslphal pumped m rune pomts each m lhe third penod as lhe Celt1cs expanded the1r advanlage to 96-77 Dave DeBusscHere s 19 pomts lopped a balanced New Yock attack m lhe Knicks HONOLULU IUP!) - After and most of the pros agree they mghl tnumph over Kansas a week of rest and are true lo a well h1t ball Cily.Qmaha Earl Monroe and N1cklaus who skipped the hot handed recuperallon Henry B1bby teamed up to hold Hawauan Open last year and Johnny M1ller re1omed the Nate Archibald of the Kings to PGA tour today for lhe slarl of has been selecl1ve about the f1ve pomls Sam Lacey and the $220 1100 Hawauan Open m number of tournaments he Nate W1lllams had 16 pmnts hopes of makmg 1t four out of played 111 the pasl few years each for the Kings wh1le Lacey f1ve for the year dec1ded at the last mmute to grabbed 20 rebounds Wall Mlller who grabbed $90 1100 enter m the chase for the Fraz1er scored 17 pomts to JOin m capturmg the f1rsl three $44 000 flrst pme m Hawau DeBusschere and four other events on lhe 19N lour before I ve been 1lching lO play Krucks m double f1gures taking lasl week off to shake he sa1d I tr1ed my game oot Detro1t s Bob Lamer hit for his head cold I ve had for f1ve at home I wasn l great but I m J6 pomts m outduelmg league weeks went off m the opemng hltlmg the ball pretty well scormg leader Bob McMoo Defendmg champion John round as lhe favonle followed who lallled 30 m the PISlons closely by perenmal leader Schlee who carded a !S-under wm over Buffalo DetrOit took Jack Nicklaus who made a par 273 lo capture the Hawau command lale m the second lasl-rnmule declSlOn to' enter Open last year sa1d he fell at quarter and early m lhe th1rd here oome here and expecled to per1od by bombmg the Braves Bobby Nichols the only man play well 23-4 m a slretch !hal saw the bes1des Miller to wm a 1974 Schlee along wllh olher Pistons explode lo a 70-54 lead tour event also figured as a former Hawauan Open wm after lhe score was favorite on the strength of hlS ners Lee Trevmo Gay Brewer deadlocked 48-18 v1ctory 10 lasl week s San Bruce Crampton Tom Shaw Bob Love s 20 pomts paced D1ego Open and Gner Jones all were ChiCago to 1ts fifth stra1ght M1ller was favored nol only shootmg for the honor of bemg v1ctory wh1le lhe Bullets because of hlB hot hand m the the flrsl two-time wmner m the suffered lhe1r fourlh stra1ghl flrsl three tournaments of the tournament loss Among the olher challengers year bul also because of lhe llghtmng fast greens on the here are Arnold Palmer M1ller 7 1M-yard par 72 Wa1alae Barber B1lly Casper and young lions Ben Crenshaw course The greens are large and fast and Lanny Wadkms to Lakers Miller rejoins tour in Hawaii and BEAUTY • ''Vl-• ~· - .... ' f Marauder records, 14 games Fol ow ng a e th e stat sf cs for the first 4 games of the 1973 7A Mo., M;:, ;:, rio:> h :..c l.- o h::. P~AYER Terrv O,.,al s 44 123 B 1 Myers took game scormg honors w1th 23 pomts The Bearcats dropped lo 14-5 for the season Wittenberg held on to !~rsl place m lhe Ohw Athlebc Con ference w1lh a v1ctory over Ohw Wesleyan 1ts seventh wm 111 e1ght league games Sk1p Freemon led the Tigers w1lh 18 points W1ltenberg lS 13-2 for the season whlle OWU IS I 12 overall and I 9 m lhe loop Jn another OAC conlesl Marlelta relied on lhe sharp shoollng of Denms Dronzek and Jeff Faloba lo edge Cap1lal Umvers1ly 53-!iO Both teams sporl 5-2 league recorda after Tuesday mghl s game and are JUSl behind W1l le!lberg and Musklngum m the race for the league lead Akron UmverSity took a foul marred wm over Ashland Col lege 89-110 after smk111g 31 of 40 free lhrows mcludmg 23 of them durmg a mne-m111ute streldl of the second half when lhey d1d nol score a basket The Z1ps now 11-4 for the season were led by Larry Jen 1ns and George McClam wllh 18 pomls each Ashland lost three players on fouls m the second half enroute to lhe1r sll<th defeal of the sea son m 17 outs In olher games Wednesday Hwnover ( Ind ) dwnped Bluff ton 92-74 M1am1 outclassed Fmdlay 114-71 Xaver edged Camsms IN Y ) 70-67 and Sl Vmcent ( Pa ) lnpped Walsh 7U7 a::. """ FG A Pel FT A Pel RB 55 2 Dan Dodson Lonn e Coa ts S e ... e Pr ce Jp .,. ( rf'menns 0 r on Blan chard Ch p Braue Perk Au I G eg 8 own ng Steve Wa lbu n M ek Ash M ke Ma v J m Anderson 73 165 50 147 28 98 14 45 1 33 6 46 8 31 6 7 6 27 15 5 2 1 M lch Meadows 12 Char e Ma sha I 00 M ke Magnolia o TOTALS 316 872 0 P PON EN TS 372 808 Scor ng by Quarters Megs Opponents 1fl ?0 16 45 33 35 48 6 44 l4 35 52 19 31 29 'iS RO 67 6 37 48 143 73 88 3 14 21 33 62 26 2 22 ll 21 49 SO 3 4 59 3S 22 20 20 8 50 38 00 7 22 66 55 20 45 PF 14 Pis lOA 42 26 126 181 27 30 135 75 1A 42 56 5 22 3.4 45 44 1 26 75 7 3 15 55 13 6 17 2 2 5 2 0 1 38 6.4 100 00 oo oo 36 188 307 46 204 295 19 6 0 20 2 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 11 S66 259 120 19 S49 210 941 187 204 198 231-820 252 241 249-941 206 *converse 1 I COACH GOLD, RED, GREEN, BLACK, PURPLE, WHITE, NAVY, LIGHT BLUE FAST BREAK RED, BLUE AND BLACK heritage house MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • LTD: A solid, well-made fami car that delivers fami car gas mileage. TO EVERY ROOM Fo d LTD • Door Hardtop GAUON I--------------------------~ fJ~ '(::_/... fights hlm aga n and agam always saymg Next t1me Ill get h1m W1th me there am t no next ttme When they lose to me the~ don l wanna go back m there w1lh me agam For h1s parl Ken talks qmelly and convmcmgly about his O\\ n approach lo the Iitle malchup Fighting All and flghtmg George are two d1Herent thmgs he sa1d Agamst All 1t s hke a chess match Look for the opemng don I make miStakes Agamsl George well he IS the clasSic slugger You can t f1ght h1m the way you would an Ah I have fo !lnd a way lo nulhfy Ge rge s power rece1ver Jot. Sweet from Los Angeles for a drafl coolce Two basketball players a!BO were drafted Leonard Gray Long Beach States 6-8 center went to San FranciSCO as a tlghl end on lhe 15lh round and Bngham Young forward Doug Richards was p1cked by Dallas as a defens1ve back oo lhe 14th Massachusetts w1de receiver T1m Berra son of New York Mets Manager Yogi BerTa wenl to Baltimore on the lasl round Ken D1ckerson a defens1ve back from Tuskegee was the last player p1cked 111 lhe 17 round draft UCLA had lhe most players se le cte d- 12- whlle Penn Slate Colorado and Michigan each had 10 chosen oa1r of draft chmces QB and Coach Reunited Jack M1ldren a tormer star w shbone quarterback al Ok lahoma was reumted w1lh his old college coac h Chuck Fa~rbanks when Balbmore dealt the safelyman to New England Fairbanks has hinted lhat he may use the wishbone m the pros m certam s1tuat10ns and M1ldren s acqws1hon may open lhe way The Pa tnols also deall muchtraveled lmebacker Steve Kiner to Houston for a dra ft p1ck and Baltimore obtamed runmng back George Nock from Wash ngton for guard Corny Johnson and sent reserve lmebacker Ed Mooney to Washington The Redskms also purchased veteran w1de Three share Mid-Am lead ".10 I Wednesday saw the P1ttsbur~h Steelers send outspoken John Rowser their startmg left cornerback to Denver !01 a • ADD CHARM .. -c:laa- Mar~etta managmg general partner of the Oakland jla1ders selected McAhster on lhe SIXth round 58 N.._EW MPROVEO IJANYL ITE an GUt s and 09 a tK pain made w t1 1 new Aery c y ny La ex Po ymer ADAPTABLE- for e I Quart ypcs of n er or w•l 1 tnd ce ngs ECONOM ICAL one coa coven most surfaci!'S uu ltP wattr tor t1 nn g EASY TO APPLY bv b vsn rot tr o sp ay DR ES RAP OL V - n h ty m nu ts leav ng no un l)letsan oda CLEAN EAS LY t- wash eQu po men n warm so•py w1 er SUPER OR WASHAB L TV d and f n9er l)f n s wa~h olf eas y becau~e t1e new vany t na~ unsu pasud 'Wa er res s ance 212 SHOP OUR COMPLETE PAINT DEPARTMENT Ebersbach Hardware EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE 110 W. 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I n' 7 6' I n ~ (1(1 ' FRIDAY SE OAL 99 ( 'I I , I ~ 83 (6 1 IH IJ 1 '/'IL' I I ~ I ll1 1 11 l ron l 0 11 TRIVA LLEl' '/ Ini o n Cu .11 rtcl Hrr i<. lng N p l ~ Yo r k ~JI 1h.11 11 '11 I 0 ( AI SVAC IYI '( 0 198 196 l' J 110 1]0 \ 81 18 1 16 J E,v:, ,--., 11 ,11 Kyq( r L • u _k '-lo iJ !I u 1 n II Nor th 1111 ,1 Oth C'I S H Hll .111 W V.l ,11 H,l nrl,l 'l Tr ,1<• '~1o~ ,lli ,ll ll 1 11 )Ql! ill i'J• '~ rtl M 1ll t'r ,ll T111l1b k' P I P l1 .1 '>fll, l ,ll W 1ni 1( ld 178 18 1 18 1 16 0 15 8 )) 0 TRIVA L L EY NtI s York ,l t Br lpr r 3(1 60 1 ~8 " J, j, 6i 36 61 I' 1,6 136 55 70 II /3 ,! )'-, f> 1 ',pu llh 111 I I lill l 1lo' !7 II 1 II 1 ') 1I l IGI Avg I 9I ( 8) '6 18 1 181 1}6 101 171 REBOUNDS G Avg 9 ·l.t 2 9 43 0 9 38 9 9 37 0 9 30 7 9 31 3 9 30 0 9 24 8 G Avg 9 144 9 16 2 Q 166 q 17 3 9 18 .:1 9 186 9 188 9 21 2 F1 e ld Go;;ll Pe rcen t age Nam e, T FGM A Pel Young L Ouclu 1l Wcl'l J) 66 6~? 10 68 588 Shoemak er W 97 106 58.1 Prrcc G 68 12 1 518 Wh1t c J 63 116 5--lJ Fre e Throw Percen tage Nam e, T FTM A Pet Co nrov J 27 32 814 Shoemoke1 Wrw t2 5 1 778 Mace, A J 1 ·1? 738 McDonald J 31 .JJ 101 Rann I .10 58 &90 c. 5A TU ROA Y SVAC REBOUNDS Name , T No G Avg Pr1 ce. G 157 9 16 9 Y ou ng L II? 9 12 J Myers M 95 9 tOo Fllzpatrrck 9S 9 10 6 Sh oem.lker Wcw 81 9 90 Team s Offen s 1ve ly Te,1n1 Pi s (G) Avg Htl nnanTr.a ce 985 (12) 81 I Lognn 955 ( 1) 1 7] 5 N Ga ll1a 907 ( 131' 69 8 V... ave rly 833 ( 111 69 I N els Yo • k 799 I !.1 1 06 6 V1nlon Co r;;q ( l.tl 66 ~ W Local 836 ( 131 6J 3 S Va lley 766 ( 11l 6J B 817 ( 13 ) 67 9 J nckson KygerCreek 75 3 ( 17) 678 A lexa nder BlJ ( 13 ) 62 5 Sou tne rn 75 0 ( ll) 675 G cl ll ip OIIS 740 ( 12) 61 7 Eas ter n 792 ( 13) 60 9 Ir o nton 727 ( 12) 60 6 Fed Hoc:k 1n g 776 ( 13) 597 Athen s 763 ( 13) •,a 7 UJT'S TRUE"- .- Alf'x.lndcr a t M il ler Fcrl H o c l<.111q M Ro ss Suu I he .::t s t cr n '.V,1rre 11 L Ol•l l ,II P tH k c r shu r g C.1 lhol 1r r r11rla nd ot E ,l s l ern N At cr l ord ,1 1 So ut hern By Un1ted P1e!. s. l nfl!rnaf lona l Ea st York 7J Baruch 73 f-o rd ham 6) Army )5 M I T 13 Bowd f' lf1 5 ~ Hof<otr.1 69 Wa gner 67 Mddlbry 7l NO r WI Cil 68 Conr1 71 Holy Crose, 61l A lbr1ghr 77 W il k es 60 Oneonta St t1 >1 O swego 17 Mntclr St I\ Mrrn ltl Col i 68 Cr n g1 C Mlln !6 Co;e I.Nslr n f-.7 Alle qh cn y H l B€'Hlili1Y 68 Penn 5t 61 Syra c u se 55 R1 der 6? I '11 1Qil ._,, fliOOn1 SbCI iJ N'i i C11'S t f'r 63 St " 11(_ 7 ) w 11 S tl 6/ :. eto n Hall 8'• l onn R? W Vil 9!l V q1n 1<1 !IS ( onro r cl B~ ,•w va : O t 11 Cheyney 'i? Sll iPPC'n St)q J9 '> 1 Jo e. Pa / 'i I nsall e IJ Long tst a n d 1! E3 rSC ilyn ! 16 1 .:1 1rl1 !U 1:1 1 l l u tl colo '18 Oe l awnr f' 7! Gf' tt y c;hq 69 W lll 1oli11S 90 1 r 11111y I I Tu1 1!. 85 Wf' sl eyan ~ ·I So uth No ( <l! .:I I H6 M~H y ln d BO So Car '05 N1aq r a 6{) Du k F' 89 Oav1dson 77 No Ca r 7/ Wake f- r 'i t 67 F Ia A&M 88 Albny ) I 8~ Old Oom flO East Ce~r 78 Hunt1 nqon 83 Wm lurey 6P Ky W s lyn 80 No Ky 51 7 0 M1ll1kln 80 Auqust.:Jna 61l M1dwest M1a m1 0 111 rnd l ,ly 11 Wi! tnbrg 88 0 Ws l yn O'i xav1e r 0 76 can1S1US 61 Bowl1nq G r ec 11 711 O tu o 66 Mar1 etta 53 Cap11a1 SO Day ton ? I C1nC 1nna t 1 19 Tol edo IHi Kent St 55 A kron 89 As hla n d SO Manon 79 S E I nc! 7 t W I l l 83 No M1ch 8 1 Il l St ! 03 M.:nshall 80 Sf Jos 69 l nd Cen t 6/ F rankl1 n 107 Urbuna 73 Hope 72 Ol rv et 67 W M1Ch 85 Cent M 1c h 67 De l 6'i Sf Fra n Pa 6 1 Grnd Va l 51 97 Hll sdle "11 Valpara1 so 87 DePauw 74 Sou th we st Mcmurry 75 T('X Wo.lyn 60 W es t Wh 1tl 1er 108 Occd ntt 77 Sl M• y s 99 Sa c mnto St 77 Ar 1r ona 97 Centenary 88 OP 6 1S 689 854 83J 711 950 !5 1 765 '139 904 9.118 1 00~ SEOAL VARSITY Team W L P OP 9 1 f.J! 486 Gu ll pu l 1s Waverly 9 r !2'1 510 Loqan 1 J no 603 A lh f'n s 6 ! 6'1) 537 I ron I on 1 6 605 637 Jac kson 1 6 64[} 65a MetgS 1 9 599 699 Wcllslon 0 10 371 81 1 TOT AL <5 40 40 4 9 16 49 16 SEOAL RESERVES Team W L P OP Jackson 9 I 491 397 I ron ton l 3 .199 ·t57 At hen s t 4 Ill 379 Logan 6 ,, 528 ~29 Gal ltpol1 s 5 5 J l ) 368 M e1gs 1 6 425 HO Waverly J 1 379 35 4 Wellston 0 10 2.'7 61:3 TOTALS 40 40 3443 3443 SEOAL FROSH Team W l P OP Ga lli PO li S 10 0 <1 27 286 Logon 8 2 538 314 A thens 6 4 357 332 Me 1gs ~ 5 5 372 361 I ron to n 4 6 3!9 )97 ,, 6 J51 J97 Jackson Waverly J 7 351 3M Wells to n o 10 :w:t .'l23 TOTALS 40 40 1977 1977 SVAC STANDINGS AL.L GAMES TEAM W L P OP Hannan Tr ace 13 0 1066 7J6 So uth ern Q ~ 810 /30 Easlern 5 8 792 77] North Ga ll 1a s 9 96 1 906 So uthw estl• rn 3 ? 635 797 K yger Cr ee k 3 10 803 88 5 Symm es Valley 3 !0 815 lO dt VALUES ARE FOUND SVACONLY TEAM W Hannan Trace 10 0 South ern 7 1 Eas t er n 5 3 No rt l1 Ga ll1 a 3 s Symm es Vall ey l 6 K y ger Cre ek r 7 So uthwe stern 1 7 FURNITURE BAKER O th ers Onk H il l ,11 Well ston ALL GAMES Team W L P Galli pOl i S. II ] 800 Waverly 11 1 896 L oqan 11 3 1017 South POint 11 I 1012 Wheelc r sbur q 10 1 883 Po r tsmol! fh 9 (l 1040 A then s 8 ~ S16 Chesa pea ke 7 6 /JJ Jackson 5 9 878 I ron ton J 9 783 M PI (j S 2 12 830 vVellston 1 1:' 571 L P 79 1 525 53 0 542 ~01 476 112~ SVAC RESERVES TEAM W L P Hann a n Tra ce H ? 448 North Gall1a 6 2 365 South ern 6 'J 333 Easte-rn 5 3 317 MIDDLEPORT, 0. OP sst 462 472 545 64o'o 59 1 522 OP 350 2~ 4 26 1 207 l • • I 1\0RFOLK, Va (UPIJ- All tlw AB 'I All .Stars cared about Wedne sday mght was ha\itng a good ltme and playrn g what CH IC eHlleLl "g ood uld S4 llO{JlyaJd ball " And tha t's exactly what the game was hke rt was back to t11e schoo lyards all the way, w1th C::uoltna's Ted McClam pumprng th1 ee t1mes on a lunky layup m the second pc t!Od , Ne w York 's Julius Ervm g tlrro\Hng fancy passes aod Kentuck) 's AI tts G1lmot e defend mg the goal hke Tony F. spOSitO Sale! WIGLETS the Most Valuablt· PlayeJ awa 1d and v..as gr\- en a .sa1lboa t by a local company for leadmg the East to an easy 1211-112 romp over the West. Glimore 's se lectiOn drev.. w· HUMAN HAIR Reg. 118!1j HUMAN HAIR Kyger Creel-:. 2 6 769 34Q 7 788 37? Symme s Va ll ey 7 201 33 1 southwestern Fnday 's Games Eastern at Kyger Creek Soutb er n at N o r t h Galt1a Han n an W Va at Hannan Tra ce. ;:~nd Wahama a l South western Saturday' s Games Southw es tern at Symmes Val l ey Fa1rland at Easter n , and Wate rford at Southe rn Reg. 116!1i CAN DIDATES NOMINATED AIICADIA. Ca lif (UP!) Ron Turcotl e, who rode SecretaJJat to vrctory tn Thoroughbred 1ac mg's Tnpl e Crown last year, was among fiv e cand tdates nommate d Wednesday for the 197~ George Woolf Mernonal Jockey Award The others were Btll Mahorney , Alva1 o Pmeda, Fernando Tmo and Jacmto Vasquez Tiw awa rd, wh1ch honors the memory of George Woolf, horse racmg's famed ' Iceman,'' rs g1ven annually to a member of the ndtng p 1 ofcssion rn 1 ecog mtton of h1s conlnbut10ns to the spurt bolh on and off the track BURROWS INJURED PITTSBURGH (UPI) Ptttsburg h Pengu m"' defenseman Dave Burrows, will be out of actron a ffi 1 nlmwn of 10 day s due to a partt al se paratwn of the left shoulder and \01 n shoulder muscles sustatned m the Nattonal Hockey Loague All-Star game, the club an nounced Wednesday. Burrows, 25, was hurt m the third pertod of Tuesday mght's All-Star game at Ch icago . Mtckey Redmond fired a shot for a goal and his followthrough caught Burrows on the up per arm Now ------..$5 88 falls /four · Now -- -· S488 YOUR-BANKAMERICARD IS ALWAYS WELCOME AT All Shades Dr. Hugh Davts, formerly of Metgs County, IS among siX members of the teachmg and adm tmstratt ve faculty and staff of LeMoyne College, N. Y , honored recently for contrtbuttons and servtces to the mshtution the past 20 years. The flev Wtlltam L. Retlly, S. J , prestdent, presented Bene Merenti I "well deservmg") medals to each of the stx at the college 's spring faculty convocatwn Dr Davis is professor of classics and cha irman of tha t department Spectal tributes were patd to each honqree by the Rev. John A. Dinneen, academtc dean of the four-year Jesuit college. Dr. Davis was pratsed for his dedtcation to the establislunent and preservatton of the classics as a viable element wtthm the college 's liberal arts curnculum . Sisters of Mr loud boos fro m the capactty crowd of 10,624 who thought Nater had earned it. Stallsllcally, at least, the cro"d was nght Nater scored 29 pomls and 22 rebounds m JUSt 28 mmutes while Gthnore had only 18 points and 13 rebounds m 27 mmutes. W 1 n n 1 n g coach Babe McCarthy of the Kentucky Colonels, however, agreed wtth the wn ters " I thmk Artts dommated•the game and caused the O[>posiliOn to have just 1110 pomls wtlh a coup le of mmutes to go," McCarthy- satd. "Nater had a super game but there was no quest tOn m my mmd that Artis was the MVP " Nater satd he wasn't disturbed by the vote and added typtcally " I thou ght Art1s played a helluva game I'm just happy to be here." The younger and swifter East players figured to outrun the more experienced We~t players but sluggish play by the West made the East seem faster than they really were. Indiana 's George McGinnis, Davts are Mtss Lydta Davis and Mrs Thomas ( Geraldme ) Young, Pomeroy. Local iJ9wling POMEROY LANES Late Monday Mtxed January 21, 1974 won Lost Dann1e Mobile Homes 9 3 Tea m No 4 6 5 Evelyn's Grocery Team No I Jack's Club MarkV H tg h Senes - 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 10 Dannre MOb tle Homes. 2084, J a ck's Club. 7076, Clarence Bovles .548, Lar ry Dugan 539, Marlene Wilson 528, Maxtne Dugan 51 0 H1gh Game - Dann1 e Mob1le Hom e 7JO , Jack's Club 734. La r ry Dugan 229, Clarence Boyles 212. Marlene W11son 199, Marlene W1 lson . 182 More than stx times as much water flows across the Umted States m the au as is earned by all its great rivers, but only 5 to 15 per cent reaches the ground who rarely has reservations about shootmg tbe ball, fired 21 shots at the rim in 30 minutes ond was at least partly responsible for the West's horrendous 38.8 shooting perce ntage. McGinnlS did hit seven shots though for 14 points and had 11 rebounds. On the dark stde he led both teams with eight turnovers. "We're just down here for a good hme/' McGinms said. "Y'Imow, party and play some ball . Good old schoolyard ball.... " ~ INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS By Un1ted Press 1nternat1onal Ncrth w 1 1 pt s gf go Muskegon 29 18 5 63 174 148 Toledo 23 26 l J7 171 Sag maw 23 26 1 47 203 190 Fl1nt 19 20 2 40 158 188 Port Huron 17 30 1 35 138 165 South w 1 t pts gf ga Des Mo m es 28 17 3 59 198 162 Dayton 26 24 3 55 188 172 For t Wayne 27 22 0 54 169 181 Co l urn bus 26 26 2 54 206 206 Wednesday's Results Columbus J F l int 2 Sag maw 3 Tol edo 1 For t Wayne 5 Port Huron 3 Muskegon 4 Dayton 3 Thursday's Games No games schedu l ed AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS By Un1ted Pre ss International North w 1 t pts gf ga1 New Haven 28 I S 7 63 194 153 Prov1dence 28 20 6 62 238 164 Roc h ester 25 13 10 60 187 161 Nova Scot1a 23 19 8 54 168 140 Boston 16 30 7 37 161 207 Spnng f 1eld 12 24 10 34 146 188 South w I t pfs gf ga H ershey 28 14 9 65 214 153 Balt1more 26 18 3 55 169 151 C1ncmnat1 25 17 5 55 16 6 150 Jackso nvil le 18 28 4 40 147 198 V~rgm •a 15 27 6 36 137 184 R• c hmond 13 32 s 31 138 216 Wednesday 's Result s Provtdence 6 C1nc:;mnat1 3 Hershey 7 V1rQ1n1a 3 Jackson v il le 3 New H aven 1 Only games schedu l ed Thursday's G a m es R 1c h mon d at No va Scotia Ba lt i more at Vi r gm1a N o games schedu led ' Pro Standings Redmenend spell 77-69 N BA Sta ndmg s By Un1ted Press InternatiOnal Ea stern Conferenc e A tl anttC DIVISIOn w 1 pet g b Bos ton 36 12 750 N ew York 37 71 604 6 1 Bu ffa lo 26 29 473 13 1 · Philade l phia 15 35 300 22 Central DIVISIOn w 1 pe t g b Cap1ta 1 27 13 S40 A ll anta 23 31 426 6 Clevela nd 19 36 345 10 1, Houston 18 36 333 11 Western Conference M idw est 01 Vt'!> ton w 1 pet g b 40 11 784 _ , Milwaukee Ch1cago 36 18 667 5 11 34 19 64 2 7 Detro1t K r nmaha 21 35 375 21 1 2 fl'aCifiC DIVISIOn Coach Art Lanham's Rto Gra nde College Redmen snapped a three-game losmg streak at T1ffm Wednesday night by turning back Coach George Janson 's Dragons 77-69 m a Mtd-Ohio Conference basketball ga me The VIctory left Rto wtth an 89 season mark. Inside the MOC, the Redmen pushed thetr record to 3-2. Tiffm dropped to 4-15 on the year, and I-8 in conference play. Dan Bollinger was a sizzhng I! or 19 from the field and Ron Lambert seven of I! as the duo scored 23 and 25 points respecttvely to pace ' Ri o Grande 's attack Tiffm held a shm 39-38 halftime lead. The Redmen hit 28 of 69 held goal attempts (40 6 pet.) and sank 21 of 32 free throw attempts ( 65.6 pel.) R10 had 47 rebounds. Bollinger and Jtm Stewart each hauled down 14 snags for the wmners. Rto had 25 turnovers. Tiffin htt 26 of 78 (33.3 pet. ) from the field . At the charity line, the Dragons connected on 17 of 25 attempts for 68 pet. 21ST PLAYER CHICAGO iUPI) - Righthanded pttcher Steve Stone Wednesday became the 21st Chicago Cubs player to stgn for the 1974 season, leaving 17 of the 38-player roster unstgned. Stone, 26, was one of four players obtamed from th e Chtcago Whtte Sox Dec. 11, 1973, m the trade for Ron Santo. He had a 6-ll, Mn-lost record and a 4.24 earned run average with the Sox. w Ttffm had 33 rebounds. Norm Clouse picked off nine. Pat Mack's 15 pmnls led the losers. Dave Bookmyer added 10. Rto plays at Cedarvtll e Saturd ay '"· another MOC game Tlfftn will host Northwood Wednesday's box score TIFFIN (69) -C ha r lton 2 1 5, Clouse 3 3 9 Sm tth 53 13 Vttt 3 2 B Jo hnson 1 0 2 Mack .r; ~ 15. Boohmyer 4 2 10. Harre l so n 3 1 1 TOTALS 26 11 38 Score at Ha lt - pet. go Trflln 39 R ro INDUCTED ASHLAND. Ohw I UP!) Larry Aulger, the lea dmg scorer and rebounder at Ashland College, wtll be mducted mto the school's All.Sports Hall of Fame at Saturday afternoon's AC-Point Park 1Pa ) basketball game Aulger, who hatls from nearby Savannah, scored I, 797 points and had I, 118 rebounds durmg hts college career , from 1959-1963 Saturday's game, ongmally scheduled as a mght contest, wtll be played at 2 p.m VALENTINES AND VALENTINE GIFTS Boxes of Valentrne s at s pecial prices. and we have the stngle Valentme s, too. \lalenttne grfls candy , hankies , party favor s, n;apkms and all the other goodres SUPER SPECIALS Reg. 2.99 Req. 4.99 w . 1 t . pts gf ga Houston GAMES & JIGSAW PUZZLES FOR THESE LONG WINTER IIIIGHTS. l)y Buster Brown. 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BfAAY'S WORLD SIZES B'h to 4 6'h to 8 mght w1th an aeute D es k ;:: :;:; _ © BIG SALE toe ~ 1974 by NEA "That new small ca r you bought from us last week takes a ltttle gettmg used to, eh, Mr Boyer?" Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced! Ml DOLE PORT, 0. NEW SHIPMENT SPRING SPORTSWEAR: AILEEN FOR THE MISS RED EYE FOR THE JR. PANTS SKIRTS VESTS JACKETS BLOUSES SHORTS PANTS SHORTS SKIRTS BLOUSES HALTERS BUST-OUT TOPS TEE SHIRTS NEW SHIPMENT GIRLS' SPRING & EASTER DRESSES STARTS f:: F= soor~---- ....... · ~· .... _!1, PRIC£ $S oo (-~~~~~i;;;;;~:s~-~-~-~· n~t!;st 5HO£s I GRoup PC~~~oN LONG DRESSES AND PANTS SUITS INCLUDED 500 1 GROUpF TABLE' os,, 99J ·· ······· liMON····,.., . , . QIA1011 01 1 T: lteltls able-on/ ' y •·&x 7-14 Sires and WINTER AND EARLY SPRING STYLES ~....__~NTIRE Mo~'.fHA Y, f::£8. 1 .., -.-.._._ OF FEBR rtOmen's Sh ._ UARy (v• ,ues to $21.99) Des Ch"ld ------I ren's Shoes ' I Table •• ••• I"SO (Yalues to Sl / <. Pr 0.99) 1 1 Table 0 Table ..... '6.99 Pr 1 I ' Table SJQ · nly • •'· .99 Pr. $ IIIICie 992.5759 Jun1or , m1sses and half s1zes. All re -grouped and re pnced for thi s · spectac ular clearance sa le and our own famou s labe ls. .27U4. 1m • A., ..... • '"·-IP .. a. j BE HERE EARLY FRIDAY MORNING ' Middleport Department Store MIDDLEPORT; OHIO . • I ' Thompson scores 39 as The 17,000 spec1es of seaweed are found along most of the world's coasts, grow mg m a narrow strip rarely more than a m1le wtde OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL9 Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan. touched. the ball thts past season . The Redskm~ were 11-0 on lh P season, ca pped by a VIctory m the Tanger tne Bowl The pros took two players m the second round from MAC runneiUp Kent State and ftve hom Bowling Green Four players were drafted from the Uruvers1ty of Cmc mnatJ and one eac h from Herdelberg and Xavaer whr ch has dropped footba ll from Its athletic program smce the ~e :~son ended Terps tumble 86 to 60 CLEARANCE CONTINUES MANY BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE. ' to be chosen by a contender day as club offtctals spent a · from hts horn<' state. long time gomg ovel' their seHe IS a natiVe of Warr~n H1s lect iOn s to gc t th e best players pa rents and Brown were on The !mal 12 rounds Wedneshand when he arn ved. day went raptdly compared to Shortl y before Kollar - the ftrst day arnvl'd, the second chmcc Three of the etght plavers VISiicd the City ptcked from OSU went m the He was Colorado runmng f1rst round and four of those back Charlie Davts, who sa td etght were chose n the ftrst day "I am a player and here to The pros overlooked Mtdplay" Arnel'!can Con f erence Brown hi:id h1gh pra1se for champion M1am1 whose speedy both draft ch01ces and mmtedi- l.atlback Bob Httchens rewrote ately began to make plans to th e record books t:very t1me he tr) to work them mto the sl<lrtmg lmeup. F1ve rounds wet e held Tues- Wmn 1peg 24 22 4 52 175 183 Edmonton 25 23 0 50 17 1 166 M •n nesota 23 24 1 47 18.11 179 LosAng 20 30 0 401'11 194 Vancouve r 19 32 0 38 1S 3 218 Wedn esday's Re~ults Cleveland 5 Houston 1 ChiCago 3 Vancouver 2 I On l y games. schedu led) Thur sday 's Games Los Ange les ~t To r onto H ous ton at Quebec N ew Eng land at J ersey I Only games scheduled) BARRELS OF YARN BIGS OZ. SKEINS - - - - - , - - - - - - JUSTI99 PLASTIC STORM WINDOWS 4 P1eces, each J6x72-ln. Pros draft 21 Ohio. gridders saytng for years the secret of a ABA Stand1ngs :;.::.: ;:;:;:;l · great college basketball team By Un1ted Press ln ter n al 1o n a l ts the ab1llly to win on the road E a Sf w I pet g b \:=:: By Denny Well, North Carolina State New Yorio:. 34 20 630 :;:;:;; .Fobe.~ :;:;:;:; was unable to beat UCLA m 1ls 31 19 620 1 Kentucky 1 Carol 1na 33 23 Sll9 2 :;:,:;: :::::::fi rst try, but the Wolfpack ts 17 30 362 ] )I '} V 1rg 1n1 a "" certaml Y showmg · ~ne qua'II Y 13 41 2~1 21 Me m pll1S The 1973-74 Southeastern Ohio basketball races arc gomg to West go rtght down to the Wire - maybe of greatness- wmmng on the w 1 pet g b Utah 35 19 64S Hannan Trace presently leads the SVAC w1th a 10-0 mark, road m the tough. Allanlic lnd 1ana 28 75 528 6 1, "'th Southern nght behmd at 7-1 The two clubs meet on Coast Conference. 1hal was Sa n An ton10 28 26 519 7 Dem1er 23 '16 469 9 1 ? Tuesday, Feb. 12 at Racme m what co uld determme tf th e proved agam Wednesday mghl Sa n D1ego 22 35 386 1.11 1, Wildcats arc und;sputcd SVAC champtons or co.champs The when State ventured up to Wednesday 's Results All Star Game "1fs" mvolved are - 1f Southern gets past North Gallia lh1s College Park, Md, and came At Norfolk , Va Frtday mght and Eastern on the fifth away wtlh an 86-liD vtctory over East 128 West 11 2 1 nu rsaay·s Games In AA etrcle~. Galhpohs and Waverly are currenlly tted for ~e stxth-rated Maryland ( No games schedule8J errapms the SEOAI. top spot w1th identtcal 9-!loop marks They' ll meet m N H L Standmgs the old French ctty on Fnday, Feb 15, posstbly to determm e th e t In oth~r ga~hes mvkolvmg top By Un•ted Press International SEOAL kmgpln. earns, our ·ran ed North East w I I f)t S gf ga The Blue Devtls should go mto that game at 12-1, unless Metgs, i:~~ma d~w~ed ~ake Fm;est, 32 8 6 70 206 120 Bos ton Logan 01 Jackson pull off an upset. What remams to be seen 1s be;ted ;,~ arao~-1lO Ca ro ma Montreal 29 11 6 64 16 7 125 whether or not the Ttgers can do hkewtse. g • · NYRangrs24 15 10 58178148 Tomorrow night the T1 gers travel to Logan to meet the Mry~and , buoyed by a Toronto 22 17 9 53 176 145 Ch1eftarns m the1r archaic ~'gym" and a week later a gam h1t the row J' orne croud, held N C Buffalo 22 21 5 .119 157 158 State's Davtd Thompson to JUSt road, facmg eve r dangerous Ath~ns m The Plams Detro1t 19 23 7 45 166 193 NY lslndrs 12 22 12 36 111 149 A SECOND LOOK - Watching the Hannan Trace Wddcats ~lght pomls '"the first half, but Vancouver 12 29 7 31 130 186 recently for the second time brought out somethmg that I ~r the fmtet mtsswn, the All W es t w I t pts gf g a overlooked severa l weeks ago - they 're human, as evidenced by enc~ orwar~began hittmg 1 Phila 29 11 6 64 154 93 severa l rmssed layups and errant passes And playmg a team far rom da ovet~ 1 ~~co~~~ and Ch •cag o 21 11 14 56 160 103 0 Sf LOUI S 21 19 7 49 134 !27 below thetr level 1a squad that shall remam nameless for the wc;::.nd ~fh WI ~ d At lanta 18 n 8 4<1 122 139 1 0 "TI. :;'pson ~ erwa; · LosAng 17 23 8 d2 131 153 sa ke of compatlbthty Wilh co-workers) remforces the behef that 1 M1nnesota 15 21 11 41 145 165 play mg a far less talented team brmgs out the worst m a good ~ cfrow was davtdngd 00 Pi tt Sburgh 14 29 5 33 132 177 team muc un so we ec1 e to Ca l1forn1a 9 34 7 t5 129 217 qutet them down." Pe rhaps out W edn esday's Result s But somethmg's standmg m the y..ay of an unbeaten season of frustration of hav ing now NY Rangers 4 P 1ttSbgh 2 fo r the Wildcats - a Feb. 9 date at Coal Grove The Hornets, led lost five stratght limes over the Vancouver 7 De tr01 t 3 St LOUI S 6 Ca li forn ia 4 by former Mtddleportrestdent G~eg Donahue, should provtde the past two seasons to the Wolf(O nly games sc hedu led l stiffest competi tion the Mercerville-ties 1\111 face all season, and pack, the Maryland fans threw Thu rs day's Games Mmnesota at Toronto don 't be too surprised 1f nobody goes unbeaten this yea r debm on the court dunng the NY I slan de r s at Lo s Ang Still speakmg of Hannan Trace (when you go undefeated, A tl an ta at Boston latter sl<lges of the game. Bu ffa lo at Ph il ade l ph ta people hke to ta lk about you) the Wtldcals dropped drastically m North Ca rohna , one of the Cal1forn1 a a t Ch 1cago ' the UP! Board of Coaches poll severa l weeks ago. (On l y games schedtJ ied ) teams to ca lch the Terrapins I couldn't ft gure tl out until , talking to an area basketball away from home thts season, coach, I noted how· rema rkable 1t was that Hannan Trace WHA Stand•ng s had an easy ltme wtth Wake By Untfed P ress Internati o nal dro pped from 121h lo 19th desptte contlnumg tts stnng of easy East Forest. Center Mttch Kupchak w. 1 t. pts gf ga vtcto11es. Tw mng as tde with a chW&kle, he simply stated. "I "lld 19 pomts for the Tar Heels, New Eng 2B 19 2 58 187 164 forgot to vote ' 1 who bullt up a 45-35 halftime Toroh to 24 24 .11 52 201 1B3 lead and then coasted home Cl eve land 23 2~ 5 51 1.'>4 157 - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - -- - Soulh Carolina was forced to Quebec 23 23 3 49 178 16 1 play Wilhout the servtces of tts 21 20 3 .115 1.115 151 Ch1 cago veteran coach Frank McGuire, Je r sey 21 26 <1 4 1<14 177 who was hospitalized Tuesdav West 0 8 Sa nders 1 0 2 TOTAL S 28· 21 71. .. I Los Ange l es 29 22 S69 Golden Stale 26 22 542 1', Sea 111 e 24 33 421 8 Phoen1x 20 31 392 9 Portland 19 31 380 9' 1 Wednes da y's Results Boston 120 C l eve land 108 Go l den S t 1(9 Atlanta 122 N ew York 108 KC Omaha BS Detro1l 111 Buffalo 96 Ch1 cago 103 Cap tta l 94 (On l y games schedu l ed! Thur sd ay's Game s Port l and at Phoen1 x Golden St at Houston (Only gam es schedu l ed) RIO GRANDE (771 Fausnaug t1 l 0 2, Albanese 1 2 4, Stewa r t 2 0 4, Noe 1 57 . Bo ll rnger 11 1 23, Lambert 7 11 25 Swtnehart 0 2 2 Hart 4 20 Gallon Garbage Cans Two Numbers to choose "tram THE NEW SADDLE "' and FALLS clause, which it is asking the court to declare tliegal. The moves m effect would make every NBA player a free agent upon expiratwn of hts current contract. There are some who believe such a ruling would create chaos. ABA commi ss ioner Mike Storen feels otherwtse. " It wouldn't be chaos," he sa1d "It would be a free and open market " Medal won by :t;lr. Davis C~1lmore won HANOVER ROMPS BLUFFTON, OhiO IUP I) Hooster-Buckeye Conference leader Hanover (Ind .) rolled to 1ts 14th wm agamst three losses Wednesday mght w1lh a 92-71 wm over Bluffton I money damages, however, rs the ABA 's 1equest for an mJUnctiOn blocking the NBA fr om stgnmg any college players for the next four years and preventing the older Circu it from enforcmg all tls current con tracts beyond their exptratiOn date The ABA also seeks to prevent the NBA from s1gmng players to mulltyea r contracls and fr om exerctsmg the option All Stars play in school yard ·a gain W ednesday's Oh•o Coll ege Ba sketbn ll Scores. By Un1led Pr ess Int er nat iO n al M 1am1 11 4 F 1ndlay 71 W1t tenb erg fl8 Oh10 Wesleyan 69 Mart ella 53 Ca p 1ta1 50 Bowlrng Gree n 7·1 Oh 10 Un1ver stty 66 Xav1er 70 Ca n1 S1US ( N Y ) 67 Dayton 91 C1nc1 nna t 1 79 To l (' do ll6 Ke nt Stat e 55 St V 1n cen t { Pa l 72 Walsb 6/ HanovPr ( ln d \ 92 Bluffton 7,1 Akron 9S Ash land 80 Carn cg 1c M ell on 71J Case Wes t ern Res 67 ' I ABA declares war SAN FRANCISCO I UP! J The Amen can Basketball Assoctallon, tls fea t-hers ruffled hm,ml tht• Nl<'I. but wasn ' t when the nval NatiOnal II\ lUI ·K \ AN SAN I' lll<~lon ~ :m~ commitment 1tght BaSketbal: Associa ti On (' J!\ ( I ~NA' II 1Ul' l i dragged 1ls feet on an agreed 110\1 ('11hlf111, 111 l~t·ng dls 11 1.1 \ lt.nl Hut some of K n llc~r '-; word-; merger, declared war today on found o..,Ull1L'I h1r lg i)t'ttl 'l th.Jn llldil .t h'd tw mt g ht be more the NBA lll4lllt ' \ to lu r e !llt' ll Nu 1 rlt<Jft Lh~m · Jp,mmg" towc. u d the The f1 rsl slep m 1ts ca mpmgn jll( k 11\.-11 tt tl !lltllt' !l\d !WtHld 1-k rlgclls . rn<tlnl y bec duse of to force a merger or break up l'll(lth,lll 1 t'd.l-:ll~' H r o\\ 11 the NBA's stranulehold on <iiP< \II U IIIU.,: ilt Ldil 1\ d f,ll lllh and players, · was taken It 's drt honor to play for l1llll1Ull t \pl of rd;~II O il · Wednesday when the ABA flie d P.nd Br nwn , he Sllld " I' ve ship B•g Btll Koll.ll . tile lum tw r- r t•<~fi ,11! about lm11 I've heard an an titrust su1.t 1n San Ft anctsco Federal Court .dl dboul linn ' JII k - \ll! lk lll ~: fn st JIILII1d dt .tft Kulla! 's pw enl') and Brown The sutl asks $300 million m \ iloh 1 11f tl1t lkng.d~; fh.•w nlto damages and 1f successful tmHl Wedncsdav nrght e~nd d]SH hit It Off I sdtd vest!:' I day morrung tl could throw pro basketballmto IIIHllrdtalt•h felt 11g l1t ~rl ltumr sur I' \\OU !d be fll CC r01 Btll to go chaos. K11lLH d ddt ll Sl\l' ltrtl'111.JI1 ·w e are at war, 11 sa1d ABA to C'Hl l'l llntJ11 . ' sate! Mrs Pat \\hu looks IJ1 ggt 1 th.r11 I u s {) ~ Kollfii . rnak1n1-: Brown smtle attorney Fredertck P . Furth, ,!5;,-pOUJl(l lJ <; lJll ~ l'i d l ld l l\l' uf WP <.:OuJd come V ISit OUl who ftled the SUit. " The ' \\ m rtn Ult!il.tlld lrl' ,tppeo~rctl I { ldt n rs rn Mrddletov.n ~nd NBA has not acted m good happ\ tr1 lll' ll~t ck lrt the fat ttl m seeking a merger, has tilPn go \\atell Btll play " Hutkt \t' stalt· B1 ()\\ n and Kolla r's father, been gutlty of breach of conAft11 fm:Jlh uHrwk t1ng the trac t, has repeatedly mtsled C:em ge found out rt w~ s a 1ntnc dl l' tr<l\l' l plan s ttoat leg islators and the pubhc "'th sTJ wll \\orld bt11ught h111 1 IJ, l,uHI .1nd mr fra udulent statements and has K oll~r rerne!llbcr ed when he fr mn 1t\(• H 11Hllldll , Mont av 01ded a merger at every pld\ed football for Youngstown 1 , \Ill pu s 1d Mon lan d Sl.Jlr 1 turn " l'liall(') Htgll & llool m 1937-38 llll', \'! :-i JI } lu (~1/1( HHidtl The two leagues s1gned an Ko ll ;1 r \\dS 1-(I t'l.'h.'c\ In Ir iS r~nd h1s tea m \\~ S d efN 1ted by agreement m May 1971, which th r then Paul Brov.n-<.'oached pdtlnts .Lilli " l11u1b,1llltt•Jo of the ABA says bound the Md sslllon Hr glt T1 gcr s h1 ;.;, P<.~u l B r m~ 11 Bt owrr outdid Kollar and leag ues to work toge ther Br (I\\ n, g l 'll l 1 i.Jl nld!l;l ~ L' I cliU \ l' \ en r cmcmbcred the score of toward a merger and JOmtly llPc~d <oac li uf till' Bengals, urge Congres's to pass legtslathe gdflle pcrSOIIclll} l'S('UI led Kol icH d !ld tJOn exemptmg such a merger Sonn Br own and the elder h1s !)dff'nl-; ar IJund the Ben ~ ;t l s Kol l:~ r \\i'l'e cxchangmg old from antitrust laws. l1l' <Jdquor h•t s In tls su1t the ABA alleges the fnoth.lll ston e::;. KolicH :dsu 4 f trst r ound pt r k Th e ) uun ger Ko llar rmNBA has a monopo ly on of till· C'ht( ,tg() l 'lll of the r1 val WFI. sa 1d he ,,,1:1 lt.'t~ntng JJI c::;:;ed rc{Xlrters w1th h1s players and is seekmg $100 mtlhon. whtch would be trebled honesty. Asked why he """' to under the a nil trust laws. It also Mook1na Sla te, he qUi ck!) has flied three alternative sutts for $100 milhon each, alleging r Pplwd , ' Ill} g1 a des V~oere low m !ugh school, so I ended up out breach of contract Col l eq t' Ba sk c tbfl l l R es ult s tl 1(' ( t' ' More Important than the ' ' '--,, W rl v('l I o ~11 Lognn n '' \ n t(ln ( ,, I" II \? !IJ ''• I )1 ) 1•• I "I Avq ( I ') I \I D' I I PI:. I Bengals offer family feeling IND LEA OERS TEAM STA TISTICS ' N () I Uil • 1::) ) n8 i I 1.'1 I 16 ' 17 ~ i\1 / 100 FT I t il l 10 1 FG 98 6 '• Jl II ~~ I I 1 'I l· ~(, (> I(' I' ' (61 3Y I I 0 t~ 96 107 1 V "• •uti W.t'-.. !t' l tl (\. \ II I , ·r \\ell · l l\1\ II "' II 57 F1 e ld Goal Percen tag e Team FGM A Pel Logan 285 5.':10 518 Wnv er l y 270 547 .t9.J A t he ns 219 J78 J58 Ga 1l 1p o l1 s 232 523 .tJJ Jackson 232 55 1 t21 Ir onton 22 1 569 391 Me1gs 207 549 377 We l lston 122 407 300 Free Throw Percent a l e Team FGM A Pet A th ens 114 172 663 Wa ve rl y 119 174 684 Gal l ipol iS 110 177 640 Jackson 115 163 623 Me1gs 112 18<1 60Q Logan 96 102 605 Ironton 101 173 58 4 Wel lston 81 166 -188 Teani No Gal l1 pol1 s 3(,18 Logan 397 350 M e1gs Ironton 333 Wa ver ly 330 Athen s 282 Jackson 775 We l lston 273 Personal Fou ls No T eam 130 Ja c k son 146 Athen s 149 Gal ltpolls 156 W averly 166 Me1g s 167 Logan 169 Ironton 191 We l lston ~n ,r, •J . \lfw n o.., <1i J ,l r ko.., o n C ,1llq.Jc, l1\ ,1 1 M l'IQ!:o 1 SVAC SCORING NAM E. 1 EAM 1 56 '> 1 • ft ,• ' 'v'v l 18 1 " Ht lprt' \ 1 (1 ~ Hl dt I 19 1 , 1'1 1-, 1, ,r -..dnl I 1J) PTS IG1 10 31 f. I I ' li t \ l ,') J "' ?8 ' t 11 \ \I') JO ' JS .' 10 W.1h.11tt<~ ',f>~J I I ll 1 I;) 1 l(ll l P,\111 '· De f l'llS I VP iy l OVERALL SCOR IN G FG FT PI' IGI Mar k Sv-.<1m HCinn n l lrr~cc Jo hn Shoemaker Woverly M~rk Mn ce A thens T nn Sf"PV €' 15 T 11m b le DC~nB 1se Fed Hock1ng Ocw e Rann l r onlon T 1m Slout Nor th G,~ll ta Dave Prd c hMd Nels Yorl.. J ml P1erce . Logan John Lus her Hnnnnn Trace Mt Ill ' l'.l ' I I ! l !li) >] , ,. - •, DRESS SHOP Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO • �• I i- ThrDatl) St•nl tnr l ,l\lHidll'ptH'l P!111lt'lll \ ( l .J.111 II • 5- The Datly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 31, 1974 Jf'l7 4 ,!r·=·=·<:·:·:·:·:>·:·:·:s£o'' · ~:;e st~,;~ .·:·: : : ·: . :·~ ... 1973 n HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL (Include s gam es through J,1n 16 NAM E TEAM Jo hn Shoemak er Dave Rann Ironton N\i!rk Ma ce A th ens Gil Pn ce Ga lli pOl iS M 1ke M cDo na ld J i'IC I<. ~on J 1m P 1erce Lo gar' Paul Wh ile Ja c k son 'tanny Dodson M e•gs J 1m N1da y Ga l l1pOI 1s M1l ch Wr1ght Logcm NAME , TEAM ') ) )0 ll ' •Q! ! I '1 .' 19 l l ,' 'IJ H,l 111 1, ,, 1 <J!l Sl lI l) 11"1 1IJ ) { 1.' ) ) (1' '\I QJ Hl Ill 8) 1J · ~l 111 , ,., ~ 10 SEOAL SCO RlN G FG FT NAME , TEAM Avq II ') I a) 1\9 11' 9/ I 1 ') fl!:l I 'Y l~ 67 63 JO '1I 'I I 'I I ,1(1 6 II ' 161 l:J7 i' l 116 191 JU v 19 1 19 1 1 (91 I (9 1 \ \,)1 1"6 8, Ji J n "2 108 19 1 .1 ?1 103 1' 1 126 0 I 1 I '' II 1 TR I VALLEY SCO RING FG FT PTS IG1 Avg D an B1se. Fed Hock mg Stev e Thoma s, Alexande• Dave Pntchard , Nels York Ke1t h N 1ce V1nton Co G r eg Smn thers Nels Yo r!._ V1 c Kn1ck W(urcn Lo ca l Randy 011enberger W Loc nl Har old Caudill V1n ton Co Wlil1 e Stra 1gh t Bel pr e Dnve M oore Wnrren L 63 30 75 0 9 !0 ,g -lO ~J .J) IS 1.1 11 J1 Mark Swa1n H Trau; Steve Dill Ens tern Bob Mtlter Sou t hern T1m Stou t North Gall1a Jo hn Lush er , H Trnce Pe te Sa yre Sou t hern JayeMyer-:. S Valley John Sheets Eas ter n Llo yd Wood Sou thwestern Cl ay Hud son Kyger Creek 1} 1 1!1 100 • f,,,un Ph (Gl ( 111 ", ,)II I\ I " (' 11-... P,, I pi. IN 1 , 1 II'. W !"< 10' ' tl D M i M> Jl\ IiI '10 '\ II (.Qt3 ,].') J 1 )il.' W '-, 60' 1 1 d el' d'-.. lo I ll I jill h 111q 1n PI Ph',l " "l ll 0G 1'I f, ' I 6 } ll f\ ' 1 "JO i Ill ( l l) 61 ' 6I 1 fl~'-o 110) t o'} ) HI I I )l 6\ 6 I 1\ 66 l 1 ! i) lJI M 'l M 'l 6 1 l) }i 1 '} l 8~ f-, ~ I I (I '• d6'> w1 ,l l ".. , q{'r Lll lh N, h Yu rh J, h \..'>011 '0. t' IJ <, \on l'l ~O t> 'i 16 , 1' 1 I 11 I 1 i) 1 '1 I') "'J t I(Jd \\lil t• , l 0I I 1 1 ll (\ I M !I lL•• N (,, \Ill I W,lhdllld I I Olli (H 1 <:.,l, Ut 1,\ 1'<, 1< 111 ~ 1Jl 11 \ l 1 1 \I ) HV (,lrJ ~ l'd ! I n' 7 6' I n ~ (1(1 ' FRIDAY SE OAL 99 ( 'I I , I ~ 83 (6 1 IH IJ 1 '/'IL' I I ~ I ll1 1 11 l ron l 0 11 TRIVA LLEl' '/ Ini o n Cu .11 rtcl Hrr i<. lng N p l ~ Yo r k ~JI 1h.11 11 '11 I 0 ( AI SVAC IYI '( 0 198 196 l' J 110 1]0 \ 81 18 1 16 J E,v:, ,--., 11 ,11 Kyq( r L • u _k '-lo iJ !I u 1 n II Nor th 1111 ,1 Oth C'I S H Hll .111 W V.l ,11 H,l nrl,l 'l Tr ,1<• '~1o~ ,lli ,ll ll 1 11 )Ql! ill i'J• '~ rtl M 1ll t'r ,ll T111l1b k' P I P l1 .1 '>fll, l ,ll W 1ni 1( ld 178 18 1 18 1 16 0 15 8 )) 0 TRIVA L L EY NtI s York ,l t Br lpr r 3(1 60 1 ~8 " J, j, 6i 36 61 I' 1,6 136 55 70 II /3 ,! )'-, f> 1 ',pu llh 111 I I lill l 1lo' !7 II 1 II 1 ') 1I l IGI Avg I 9I ( 8) '6 18 1 181 1}6 101 171 REBOUNDS G Avg 9 ·l.t 2 9 43 0 9 38 9 9 37 0 9 30 7 9 31 3 9 30 0 9 24 8 G Avg 9 144 9 16 2 Q 166 q 17 3 9 18 .:1 9 186 9 188 9 21 2 F1 e ld Go;;ll Pe rcen t age Nam e, T FGM A Pel Young L Ouclu 1l Wcl'l J) 66 6~? 10 68 588 Shoemak er W 97 106 58.1 Prrcc G 68 12 1 518 Wh1t c J 63 116 5--lJ Fre e Throw Percen tage Nam e, T FTM A Pet Co nrov J 27 32 814 Shoemoke1 Wrw t2 5 1 778 Mace, A J 1 ·1? 738 McDonald J 31 .JJ 101 Rann I .10 58 &90 c. 5A TU ROA Y SVAC REBOUNDS Name , T No G Avg Pr1 ce. G 157 9 16 9 Y ou ng L II? 9 12 J Myers M 95 9 tOo Fllzpatrrck 9S 9 10 6 Sh oem.lker Wcw 81 9 90 Team s Offen s 1ve ly Te,1n1 Pi s (G) Avg Htl nnanTr.a ce 985 (12) 81 I Lognn 955 ( 1) 1 7] 5 N Ga ll1a 907 ( 131' 69 8 V... ave rly 833 ( 111 69 I N els Yo • k 799 I !.1 1 06 6 V1nlon Co r;;q ( l.tl 66 ~ W Local 836 ( 131 6J 3 S Va lley 766 ( 11l 6J B 817 ( 13 ) 67 9 J nckson KygerCreek 75 3 ( 17) 678 A lexa nder BlJ ( 13 ) 62 5 Sou tne rn 75 0 ( ll) 675 G cl ll ip OIIS 740 ( 12) 61 7 Eas ter n 792 ( 13) 60 9 Ir o nton 727 ( 12) 60 6 Fed Hoc:k 1n g 776 ( 13) 597 Athen s 763 ( 13) •,a 7 UJT'S TRUE"- .- Alf'x.lndcr a t M il ler Fcrl H o c l<.111q M Ro ss Suu I he .::t s t cr n '.V,1rre 11 L Ol•l l ,II P tH k c r shu r g C.1 lhol 1r r r11rla nd ot E ,l s l ern N At cr l ord ,1 1 So ut hern By Un1ted P1e!. s. l nfl!rnaf lona l Ea st York 7J Baruch 73 f-o rd ham 6) Army )5 M I T 13 Bowd f' lf1 5 ~ Hof<otr.1 69 Wa gner 67 Mddlbry 7l NO r WI Cil 68 Conr1 71 Holy Crose, 61l A lbr1ghr 77 W il k es 60 Oneonta St t1 >1 O swego 17 Mntclr St I\ Mrrn ltl Col i 68 Cr n g1 C Mlln !6 Co;e I.Nslr n f-.7 Alle qh cn y H l B€'Hlili1Y 68 Penn 5t 61 Syra c u se 55 R1 der 6? I '11 1Qil ._,, fliOOn1 SbCI iJ N'i i C11'S t f'r 63 St " 11(_ 7 ) w 11 S tl 6/ :. eto n Hall 8'• l onn R? W Vil 9!l V q1n 1<1 !IS ( onro r cl B~ ,•w va : O t 11 Cheyney 'i? Sll iPPC'n St)q J9 '> 1 Jo e. Pa / 'i I nsall e IJ Long tst a n d 1! E3 rSC ilyn ! 16 1 .:1 1rl1 !U 1:1 1 l l u tl colo '18 Oe l awnr f' 7! Gf' tt y c;hq 69 W lll 1oli11S 90 1 r 11111y I I Tu1 1!. 85 Wf' sl eyan ~ ·I So uth No ( <l! .:I I H6 M~H y ln d BO So Car '05 N1aq r a 6{) Du k F' 89 Oav1dson 77 No Ca r 7/ Wake f- r 'i t 67 F Ia A&M 88 Albny ) I 8~ Old Oom flO East Ce~r 78 Hunt1 nqon 83 Wm lurey 6P Ky W s lyn 80 No Ky 51 7 0 M1ll1kln 80 Auqust.:Jna 61l M1dwest M1a m1 0 111 rnd l ,ly 11 Wi! tnbrg 88 0 Ws l yn O'i xav1e r 0 76 can1S1US 61 Bowl1nq G r ec 11 711 O tu o 66 Mar1 etta 53 Cap11a1 SO Day ton ? I C1nC 1nna t 1 19 Tol edo IHi Kent St 55 A kron 89 As hla n d SO Manon 79 S E I nc! 7 t W I l l 83 No M1ch 8 1 Il l St ! 03 M.:nshall 80 Sf Jos 69 l nd Cen t 6/ F rankl1 n 107 Urbuna 73 Hope 72 Ol rv et 67 W M1Ch 85 Cent M 1c h 67 De l 6'i Sf Fra n Pa 6 1 Grnd Va l 51 97 Hll sdle "11 Valpara1 so 87 DePauw 74 Sou th we st Mcmurry 75 T('X Wo.lyn 60 W es t Wh 1tl 1er 108 Occd ntt 77 Sl M• y s 99 Sa c mnto St 77 Ar 1r ona 97 Centenary 88 OP 6 1S 689 854 83J 711 950 !5 1 765 '139 904 9.118 1 00~ SEOAL VARSITY Team W L P OP 9 1 f.J! 486 Gu ll pu l 1s Waverly 9 r !2'1 510 Loqan 1 J no 603 A lh f'n s 6 ! 6'1) 537 I ron I on 1 6 605 637 Jac kson 1 6 64[} 65a MetgS 1 9 599 699 Wcllslon 0 10 371 81 1 TOT AL <5 40 40 4 9 16 49 16 SEOAL RESERVES Team W L P OP Jackson 9 I 491 397 I ron ton l 3 .199 ·t57 At hen s t 4 Ill 379 Logan 6 ,, 528 ~29 Gal ltpol1 s 5 5 J l ) 368 M e1gs 1 6 425 HO Waverly J 1 379 35 4 Wellston 0 10 2.'7 61:3 TOTALS 40 40 3443 3443 SEOAL FROSH Team W l P OP Ga lli PO li S 10 0 <1 27 286 Logon 8 2 538 314 A thens 6 4 357 332 Me 1gs ~ 5 5 372 361 I ron to n 4 6 3!9 )97 ,, 6 J51 J97 Jackson Waverly J 7 351 3M Wells to n o 10 :w:t .'l23 TOTALS 40 40 1977 1977 SVAC STANDINGS AL.L GAMES TEAM W L P OP Hannan Tr ace 13 0 1066 7J6 So uth ern Q ~ 810 /30 Easlern 5 8 792 77] North Ga ll 1a s 9 96 1 906 So uthw estl• rn 3 ? 635 797 K yger Cr ee k 3 10 803 88 5 Symm es Valley 3 !0 815 lO dt VALUES ARE FOUND SVACONLY TEAM W Hannan Trace 10 0 South ern 7 1 Eas t er n 5 3 No rt l1 Ga ll1 a 3 s Symm es Vall ey l 6 K y ger Cre ek r 7 So uthwe stern 1 7 FURNITURE BAKER O th ers Onk H il l ,11 Well ston ALL GAMES Team W L P Galli pOl i S. II ] 800 Waverly 11 1 896 L oqan 11 3 1017 South POint 11 I 1012 Wheelc r sbur q 10 1 883 Po r tsmol! fh 9 (l 1040 A then s 8 ~ S16 Chesa pea ke 7 6 /JJ Jackson 5 9 878 I ron ton J 9 783 M PI (j S 2 12 830 vVellston 1 1:' 571 L P 79 1 525 53 0 542 ~01 476 112~ SVAC RESERVES TEAM W L P Hann a n Tra ce H ? 448 North Gall1a 6 2 365 South ern 6 'J 333 Easte-rn 5 3 317 MIDDLEPORT, 0. OP sst 462 472 545 64o'o 59 1 522 OP 350 2~ 4 26 1 207 l • • I 1\0RFOLK, Va (UPIJ- All tlw AB 'I All .Stars cared about Wedne sday mght was ha\itng a good ltme and playrn g what CH IC eHlleLl "g ood uld S4 llO{JlyaJd ball " And tha t's exactly what the game was hke rt was back to t11e schoo lyards all the way, w1th C::uoltna's Ted McClam pumprng th1 ee t1mes on a lunky layup m the second pc t!Od , Ne w York 's Julius Ervm g tlrro\Hng fancy passes aod Kentuck) 's AI tts G1lmot e defend mg the goal hke Tony F. spOSitO Sale! WIGLETS the Most Valuablt· PlayeJ awa 1d and v..as gr\- en a .sa1lboa t by a local company for leadmg the East to an easy 1211-112 romp over the West. Glimore 's se lectiOn drev.. w· HUMAN HAIR Reg. 118!1j HUMAN HAIR Kyger Creel-:. 2 6 769 34Q 7 788 37? Symme s Va ll ey 7 201 33 1 southwestern Fnday 's Games Eastern at Kyger Creek Soutb er n at N o r t h Galt1a Han n an W Va at Hannan Tra ce. ;:~nd Wahama a l South western Saturday' s Games Southw es tern at Symmes Val l ey Fa1rland at Easter n , and Wate rford at Southe rn Reg. 116!1i CAN DIDATES NOMINATED AIICADIA. Ca lif (UP!) Ron Turcotl e, who rode SecretaJJat to vrctory tn Thoroughbred 1ac mg's Tnpl e Crown last year, was among fiv e cand tdates nommate d Wednesday for the 197~ George Woolf Mernonal Jockey Award The others were Btll Mahorney , Alva1 o Pmeda, Fernando Tmo and Jacmto Vasquez Tiw awa rd, wh1ch honors the memory of George Woolf, horse racmg's famed ' Iceman,'' rs g1ven annually to a member of the ndtng p 1 ofcssion rn 1 ecog mtton of h1s conlnbut10ns to the spurt bolh on and off the track BURROWS INJURED PITTSBURGH (UPI) Ptttsburg h Pengu m"' defenseman Dave Burrows, will be out of actron a ffi 1 nlmwn of 10 day s due to a partt al se paratwn of the left shoulder and \01 n shoulder muscles sustatned m the Nattonal Hockey Loague All-Star game, the club an nounced Wednesday. Burrows, 25, was hurt m the third pertod of Tuesday mght's All-Star game at Ch icago . Mtckey Redmond fired a shot for a goal and his followthrough caught Burrows on the up per arm Now ------..$5 88 falls /four · Now -- -· S488 YOUR-BANKAMERICARD IS ALWAYS WELCOME AT All Shades Dr. Hugh Davts, formerly of Metgs County, IS among siX members of the teachmg and adm tmstratt ve faculty and staff of LeMoyne College, N. Y , honored recently for contrtbuttons and servtces to the mshtution the past 20 years. The flev Wtlltam L. Retlly, S. J , prestdent, presented Bene Merenti I "well deservmg") medals to each of the stx at the college 's spring faculty convocatwn Dr Davis is professor of classics and cha irman of tha t department Spectal tributes were patd to each honqree by the Rev. John A. Dinneen, academtc dean of the four-year Jesuit college. Dr. Davis was pratsed for his dedtcation to the establislunent and preservatton of the classics as a viable element wtthm the college 's liberal arts curnculum . Sisters of Mr loud boos fro m the capactty crowd of 10,624 who thought Nater had earned it. Stallsllcally, at least, the cro"d was nght Nater scored 29 pomls and 22 rebounds m JUSt 28 mmutes while Gthnore had only 18 points and 13 rebounds m 27 mmutes. W 1 n n 1 n g coach Babe McCarthy of the Kentucky Colonels, however, agreed wtth the wn ters " I thmk Artts dommated•the game and caused the O[>posiliOn to have just 1110 pomls wtlh a coup le of mmutes to go," McCarthy- satd. "Nater had a super game but there was no quest tOn m my mmd that Artis was the MVP " Nater satd he wasn't disturbed by the vote and added typtcally " I thou ght Art1s played a helluva game I'm just happy to be here." The younger and swifter East players figured to outrun the more experienced We~t players but sluggish play by the West made the East seem faster than they really were. Indiana 's George McGinnis, Davts are Mtss Lydta Davis and Mrs Thomas ( Geraldme ) Young, Pomeroy. Local iJ9wling POMEROY LANES Late Monday Mtxed January 21, 1974 won Lost Dann1e Mobile Homes 9 3 Tea m No 4 6 5 Evelyn's Grocery Team No I Jack's Club MarkV H tg h Senes - 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 10 Dannre MOb tle Homes. 2084, J a ck's Club. 7076, Clarence Bovles .548, Lar ry Dugan 539, Marlene Wilson 528, Maxtne Dugan 51 0 H1gh Game - Dann1 e Mob1le Hom e 7JO , Jack's Club 734. La r ry Dugan 229, Clarence Boyles 212. Marlene W11son 199, Marlene W1 lson . 182 More than stx times as much water flows across the Umted States m the au as is earned by all its great rivers, but only 5 to 15 per cent reaches the ground who rarely has reservations about shootmg tbe ball, fired 21 shots at the rim in 30 minutes ond was at least partly responsible for the West's horrendous 38.8 shooting perce ntage. McGinnlS did hit seven shots though for 14 points and had 11 rebounds. On the dark stde he led both teams with eight turnovers. "We're just down here for a good hme/' McGinms said. "Y'Imow, party and play some ball . Good old schoolyard ball.... " ~ INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS By Un1ted Press 1nternat1onal Ncrth w 1 1 pt s gf go Muskegon 29 18 5 63 174 148 Toledo 23 26 l J7 171 Sag maw 23 26 1 47 203 190 Fl1nt 19 20 2 40 158 188 Port Huron 17 30 1 35 138 165 South w 1 t pts gf ga Des Mo m es 28 17 3 59 198 162 Dayton 26 24 3 55 188 172 For t Wayne 27 22 0 54 169 181 Co l urn bus 26 26 2 54 206 206 Wednesday's Results Columbus J F l int 2 Sag maw 3 Tol edo 1 For t Wayne 5 Port Huron 3 Muskegon 4 Dayton 3 Thursday's Games No games schedu l ed AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS By Un1ted Pre ss International North w 1 t pts gf ga1 New Haven 28 I S 7 63 194 153 Prov1dence 28 20 6 62 238 164 Roc h ester 25 13 10 60 187 161 Nova Scot1a 23 19 8 54 168 140 Boston 16 30 7 37 161 207 Spnng f 1eld 12 24 10 34 146 188 South w I t pfs gf ga H ershey 28 14 9 65 214 153 Balt1more 26 18 3 55 169 151 C1ncmnat1 25 17 5 55 16 6 150 Jackso nvil le 18 28 4 40 147 198 V~rgm •a 15 27 6 36 137 184 R• c hmond 13 32 s 31 138 216 Wednesday 's Result s Provtdence 6 C1nc:;mnat1 3 Hershey 7 V1rQ1n1a 3 Jackson v il le 3 New H aven 1 Only games schedu l ed Thursday's G a m es R 1c h mon d at No va Scotia Ba lt i more at Vi r gm1a N o games schedu led ' Pro Standings Redmenend spell 77-69 N BA Sta ndmg s By Un1ted Press InternatiOnal Ea stern Conferenc e A tl anttC DIVISIOn w 1 pet g b Bos ton 36 12 750 N ew York 37 71 604 6 1 Bu ffa lo 26 29 473 13 1 · Philade l phia 15 35 300 22 Central DIVISIOn w 1 pe t g b Cap1ta 1 27 13 S40 A ll anta 23 31 426 6 Clevela nd 19 36 345 10 1, Houston 18 36 333 11 Western Conference M idw est 01 Vt'!> ton w 1 pet g b 40 11 784 _ , Milwaukee Ch1cago 36 18 667 5 11 34 19 64 2 7 Detro1t K r nmaha 21 35 375 21 1 2 fl'aCifiC DIVISIOn Coach Art Lanham's Rto Gra nde College Redmen snapped a three-game losmg streak at T1ffm Wednesday night by turning back Coach George Janson 's Dragons 77-69 m a Mtd-Ohio Conference basketball ga me The VIctory left Rto wtth an 89 season mark. Inside the MOC, the Redmen pushed thetr record to 3-2. Tiffm dropped to 4-15 on the year, and I-8 in conference play. Dan Bollinger was a sizzhng I! or 19 from the field and Ron Lambert seven of I! as the duo scored 23 and 25 points respecttvely to pace ' Ri o Grande 's attack Tiffm held a shm 39-38 halftime lead. The Redmen hit 28 of 69 held goal attempts (40 6 pet.) and sank 21 of 32 free throw attempts ( 65.6 pel.) R10 had 47 rebounds. Bollinger and Jtm Stewart each hauled down 14 snags for the wmners. Rto had 25 turnovers. Tiffin htt 26 of 78 (33.3 pet. ) from the field . At the charity line, the Dragons connected on 17 of 25 attempts for 68 pet. 21ST PLAYER CHICAGO iUPI) - Righthanded pttcher Steve Stone Wednesday became the 21st Chicago Cubs player to stgn for the 1974 season, leaving 17 of the 38-player roster unstgned. Stone, 26, was one of four players obtamed from th e Chtcago Whtte Sox Dec. 11, 1973, m the trade for Ron Santo. He had a 6-ll, Mn-lost record and a 4.24 earned run average with the Sox. w Ttffm had 33 rebounds. Norm Clouse picked off nine. Pat Mack's 15 pmnls led the losers. Dave Bookmyer added 10. Rto plays at Cedarvtll e Saturd ay '"· another MOC game Tlfftn will host Northwood Wednesday's box score TIFFIN (69) -C ha r lton 2 1 5, Clouse 3 3 9 Sm tth 53 13 Vttt 3 2 B Jo hnson 1 0 2 Mack .r; ~ 15. Boohmyer 4 2 10. Harre l so n 3 1 1 TOTALS 26 11 38 Score at Ha lt - pet. go Trflln 39 R ro INDUCTED ASHLAND. Ohw I UP!) Larry Aulger, the lea dmg scorer and rebounder at Ashland College, wtll be mducted mto the school's All.Sports Hall of Fame at Saturday afternoon's AC-Point Park 1Pa ) basketball game Aulger, who hatls from nearby Savannah, scored I, 797 points and had I, 118 rebounds durmg hts college career , from 1959-1963 Saturday's game, ongmally scheduled as a mght contest, wtll be played at 2 p.m VALENTINES AND VALENTINE GIFTS Boxes of Valentrne s at s pecial prices. and we have the stngle Valentme s, too. \lalenttne grfls candy , hankies , party favor s, n;apkms and all the other goodres SUPER SPECIALS Reg. 2.99 Req. 4.99 w . 1 t . pts gf ga Houston GAMES & JIGSAW PUZZLES FOR THESE LONG WINTER IIIIGHTS. l)y Buster Brown. 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The Redskm~ were 11-0 on lh P season, ca pped by a VIctory m the Tanger tne Bowl The pros took two players m the second round from MAC runneiUp Kent State and ftve hom Bowling Green Four players were drafted from the Uruvers1ty of Cmc mnatJ and one eac h from Herdelberg and Xavaer whr ch has dropped footba ll from Its athletic program smce the ~e :~son ended Terps tumble 86 to 60 CLEARANCE CONTINUES MANY BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE. ' to be chosen by a contender day as club offtctals spent a · from hts horn<' state. long time gomg ovel' their seHe IS a natiVe of Warr~n H1s lect iOn s to gc t th e best players pa rents and Brown were on The !mal 12 rounds Wedneshand when he arn ved. day went raptdly compared to Shortl y before Kollar - the ftrst day arnvl'd, the second chmcc Three of the etght plavers VISiicd the City ptcked from OSU went m the He was Colorado runmng f1rst round and four of those back Charlie Davts, who sa td etght were chose n the ftrst day "I am a player and here to The pros overlooked Mtdplay" Arnel'!can Con f erence Brown hi:id h1gh pra1se for champion M1am1 whose speedy both draft ch01ces and mmtedi- l.atlback Bob Httchens rewrote ately began to make plans to th e record books t:very t1me he tr) to work them mto the sl<lrtmg lmeup. F1ve rounds wet e held Tues- Wmn 1peg 24 22 4 52 175 183 Edmonton 25 23 0 50 17 1 166 M •n nesota 23 24 1 47 18.11 179 LosAng 20 30 0 401'11 194 Vancouve r 19 32 0 38 1S 3 218 Wedn esday's Re~ults Cleveland 5 Houston 1 ChiCago 3 Vancouver 2 I On l y games. schedu led) Thur sday 's Games Los Ange les ~t To r onto H ous ton at Quebec N ew Eng land at J ersey I Only games scheduled) BARRELS OF YARN BIGS OZ. SKEINS - - - - - , - - - - - - JUSTI99 PLASTIC STORM WINDOWS 4 P1eces, each J6x72-ln. Pros draft 21 Ohio. gridders saytng for years the secret of a ABA Stand1ngs :;.::.: ;:;:;:;l · great college basketball team By Un1ted Press ln ter n al 1o n a l ts the ab1llly to win on the road E a Sf w I pet g b \:=:: By Denny Well, North Carolina State New Yorio:. 34 20 630 :;:;:;; .Fobe.~ :;:;:;:; was unable to beat UCLA m 1ls 31 19 620 1 Kentucky 1 Carol 1na 33 23 Sll9 2 :;:,:;: :::::::fi rst try, but the Wolfpack ts 17 30 362 ] )I '} V 1rg 1n1 a "" certaml Y showmg · ~ne qua'II Y 13 41 2~1 21 Me m pll1S The 1973-74 Southeastern Ohio basketball races arc gomg to West go rtght down to the Wire - maybe of greatness- wmmng on the w 1 pet g b Utah 35 19 64S Hannan Trace presently leads the SVAC w1th a 10-0 mark, road m the tough. Allanlic lnd 1ana 28 75 528 6 1, "'th Southern nght behmd at 7-1 The two clubs meet on Coast Conference. 1hal was Sa n An ton10 28 26 519 7 Dem1er 23 '16 469 9 1 ? Tuesday, Feb. 12 at Racme m what co uld determme tf th e proved agam Wednesday mghl Sa n D1ego 22 35 386 1.11 1, Wildcats arc und;sputcd SVAC champtons or co.champs The when State ventured up to Wednesday 's Results All Star Game "1fs" mvolved are - 1f Southern gets past North Gallia lh1s College Park, Md, and came At Norfolk , Va Frtday mght and Eastern on the fifth away wtlh an 86-liD vtctory over East 128 West 11 2 1 nu rsaay·s Games In AA etrcle~. Galhpohs and Waverly are currenlly tted for ~e stxth-rated Maryland ( No games schedule8J errapms the SEOAI. top spot w1th identtcal 9-!loop marks They' ll meet m N H L Standmgs the old French ctty on Fnday, Feb 15, posstbly to determm e th e t In oth~r ga~hes mvkolvmg top By Un•ted Press International SEOAL kmgpln. earns, our ·ran ed North East w I I f)t S gf ga The Blue Devtls should go mto that game at 12-1, unless Metgs, i:~~ma d~w~ed ~ake Fm;est, 32 8 6 70 206 120 Bos ton Logan 01 Jackson pull off an upset. What remams to be seen 1s be;ted ;,~ arao~-1lO Ca ro ma Montreal 29 11 6 64 16 7 125 whether or not the Ttgers can do hkewtse. g • · NYRangrs24 15 10 58178148 Tomorrow night the T1 gers travel to Logan to meet the Mry~and , buoyed by a Toronto 22 17 9 53 176 145 Ch1eftarns m the1r archaic ~'gym" and a week later a gam h1t the row J' orne croud, held N C Buffalo 22 21 5 .119 157 158 State's Davtd Thompson to JUSt road, facmg eve r dangerous Ath~ns m The Plams Detro1t 19 23 7 45 166 193 NY lslndrs 12 22 12 36 111 149 A SECOND LOOK - Watching the Hannan Trace Wddcats ~lght pomls '"the first half, but Vancouver 12 29 7 31 130 186 recently for the second time brought out somethmg that I ~r the fmtet mtsswn, the All W es t w I t pts gf g a overlooked severa l weeks ago - they 're human, as evidenced by enc~ orwar~began hittmg 1 Phila 29 11 6 64 154 93 severa l rmssed layups and errant passes And playmg a team far rom da ovet~ 1 ~~co~~~ and Ch •cag o 21 11 14 56 160 103 0 Sf LOUI S 21 19 7 49 134 !27 below thetr level 1a squad that shall remam nameless for the wc;::.nd ~fh WI ~ d At lanta 18 n 8 4<1 122 139 1 0 "TI. :;'pson ~ erwa; · LosAng 17 23 8 d2 131 153 sa ke of compatlbthty Wilh co-workers) remforces the behef that 1 M1nnesota 15 21 11 41 145 165 play mg a far less talented team brmgs out the worst m a good ~ cfrow was davtdngd 00 Pi tt Sburgh 14 29 5 33 132 177 team muc un so we ec1 e to Ca l1forn1a 9 34 7 t5 129 217 qutet them down." Pe rhaps out W edn esday's Result s But somethmg's standmg m the y..ay of an unbeaten season of frustration of hav ing now NY Rangers 4 P 1ttSbgh 2 fo r the Wildcats - a Feb. 9 date at Coal Grove The Hornets, led lost five stratght limes over the Vancouver 7 De tr01 t 3 St LOUI S 6 Ca li forn ia 4 by former Mtddleportrestdent G~eg Donahue, should provtde the past two seasons to the Wolf(O nly games sc hedu led l stiffest competi tion the Mercerville-ties 1\111 face all season, and pack, the Maryland fans threw Thu rs day's Games Mmnesota at Toronto don 't be too surprised 1f nobody goes unbeaten this yea r debm on the court dunng the NY I slan de r s at Lo s Ang Still speakmg of Hannan Trace (when you go undefeated, A tl an ta at Boston latter sl<lges of the game. Bu ffa lo at Ph il ade l ph ta people hke to ta lk about you) the Wtldcals dropped drastically m North Ca rohna , one of the Cal1forn1 a a t Ch 1cago ' the UP! Board of Coaches poll severa l weeks ago. (On l y games schedtJ ied ) teams to ca lch the Terrapins I couldn't ft gure tl out until , talking to an area basketball away from home thts season, coach, I noted how· rema rkable 1t was that Hannan Trace WHA Stand•ng s had an easy ltme wtth Wake By Untfed P ress Internati o nal dro pped from 121h lo 19th desptte contlnumg tts stnng of easy East Forest. Center Mttch Kupchak w. 1 t. pts gf ga vtcto11es. Tw mng as tde with a chW&kle, he simply stated. "I "lld 19 pomts for the Tar Heels, New Eng 2B 19 2 58 187 164 forgot to vote ' 1 who bullt up a 45-35 halftime Toroh to 24 24 .11 52 201 1B3 lead and then coasted home Cl eve land 23 2~ 5 51 1.'>4 157 - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - -- - Soulh Carolina was forced to Quebec 23 23 3 49 178 16 1 play Wilhout the servtces of tts 21 20 3 .115 1.115 151 Ch1 cago veteran coach Frank McGuire, Je r sey 21 26 <1 4 1<14 177 who was hospitalized Tuesdav West 0 8 Sa nders 1 0 2 TOTAL S 28· 21 71. .. I Los Ange l es 29 22 S69 Golden Stale 26 22 542 1', Sea 111 e 24 33 421 8 Phoen1x 20 31 392 9 Portland 19 31 380 9' 1 Wednes da y's Results Boston 120 C l eve land 108 Go l den S t 1(9 Atlanta 122 N ew York 108 KC Omaha BS Detro1l 111 Buffalo 96 Ch1 cago 103 Cap tta l 94 (On l y games schedu l ed! Thur sd ay's Game s Port l and at Phoen1 x Golden St at Houston (Only gam es schedu l ed) RIO GRANDE (771 Fausnaug t1 l 0 2, Albanese 1 2 4, Stewa r t 2 0 4, Noe 1 57 . Bo ll rnger 11 1 23, Lambert 7 11 25 Swtnehart 0 2 2 Hart 4 20 Gallon Garbage Cans Two Numbers to choose "tram THE NEW SADDLE "' and FALLS clause, which it is asking the court to declare tliegal. The moves m effect would make every NBA player a free agent upon expiratwn of hts current contract. There are some who believe such a ruling would create chaos. ABA commi ss ioner Mike Storen feels otherwtse. " It wouldn't be chaos," he sa1d "It would be a free and open market " Medal won by :t;lr. Davis C~1lmore won HANOVER ROMPS BLUFFTON, OhiO IUP I) Hooster-Buckeye Conference leader Hanover (Ind .) rolled to 1ts 14th wm agamst three losses Wednesday mght w1lh a 92-71 wm over Bluffton I money damages, however, rs the ABA 's 1equest for an mJUnctiOn blocking the NBA fr om stgnmg any college players for the next four years and preventing the older Circu it from enforcmg all tls current con tracts beyond their exptratiOn date The ABA also seeks to prevent the NBA from s1gmng players to mulltyea r contracls and fr om exerctsmg the option All Stars play in school yard ·a gain W ednesday's Oh•o Coll ege Ba sketbn ll Scores. By Un1led Pr ess Int er nat iO n al M 1am1 11 4 F 1ndlay 71 W1t tenb erg fl8 Oh10 Wesleyan 69 Mart ella 53 Ca p 1ta1 50 Bowlrng Gree n 7·1 Oh 10 Un1ver stty 66 Xav1er 70 Ca n1 S1US ( N Y ) 67 Dayton 91 C1nc1 nna t 1 79 To l (' do ll6 Ke nt Stat e 55 St V 1n cen t { Pa l 72 Walsb 6/ HanovPr ( ln d \ 92 Bluffton 7,1 Akron 9S Ash land 80 Carn cg 1c M ell on 71J Case Wes t ern Res 67 ' I ABA declares war SAN FRANCISCO I UP! J The Amen can Basketball Assoctallon, tls fea t-hers ruffled hm,ml tht• Nl<'I. but wasn ' t when the nval NatiOnal II\ lUI ·K \ AN SAN I' lll<~lon ~ :m~ commitment 1tght BaSketbal: Associa ti On (' J!\ ( I ~NA' II 1Ul' l i dragged 1ls feet on an agreed 110\1 ('11hlf111, 111 l~t·ng dls 11 1.1 \ lt.nl Hut some of K n llc~r '-; word-; merger, declared war today on found o..,Ull1L'I h1r lg i)t'ttl 'l th.Jn llldil .t h'd tw mt g ht be more the NBA lll4lllt ' \ to lu r e !llt' ll Nu 1 rlt<Jft Lh~m · Jp,mmg" towc. u d the The f1 rsl slep m 1ts ca mpmgn jll( k 11\.-11 tt tl !lltllt' !l\d !WtHld 1-k rlgclls . rn<tlnl y bec duse of to force a merger or break up l'll(lth,lll 1 t'd.l-:ll~' H r o\\ 11 the NBA's stranulehold on <iiP< \II U IIIU.,: ilt Ldil 1\ d f,ll lllh and players, · was taken It 's drt honor to play for l1llll1Ull t \pl of rd;~II O il · Wednesday when the ABA flie d P.nd Br nwn , he Sllld " I' ve ship B•g Btll Koll.ll . tile lum tw r- r t•<~fi ,11! about lm11 I've heard an an titrust su1.t 1n San Ft anctsco Federal Court .dl dboul linn ' JII k - \ll! lk lll ~: fn st JIILII1d dt .tft Kulla! 's pw enl') and Brown The sutl asks $300 million m \ iloh 1 11f tl1t lkng.d~; fh.•w nlto damages and 1f successful tmHl Wedncsdav nrght e~nd d]SH hit It Off I sdtd vest!:' I day morrung tl could throw pro basketballmto IIIHllrdtalt•h felt 11g l1t ~rl ltumr sur I' \\OU !d be fll CC r01 Btll to go chaos. K11lLH d ddt ll Sl\l' ltrtl'111.JI1 ·w e are at war, 11 sa1d ABA to C'Hl l'l llntJ11 . ' sate! Mrs Pat \\hu looks IJ1 ggt 1 th.r11 I u s {) ~ Kollfii . rnak1n1-: Brown smtle attorney Fredertck P . Furth, ,!5;,-pOUJl(l lJ <; lJll ~ l'i d l ld l l\l' uf WP <.:OuJd come V ISit OUl who ftled the SUit. " The ' \\ m rtn Ult!il.tlld lrl' ,tppeo~rctl I { ldt n rs rn Mrddletov.n ~nd NBA has not acted m good happ\ tr1 lll' ll~t ck lrt the fat ttl m seeking a merger, has tilPn go \\atell Btll play " Hutkt \t' stalt· B1 ()\\ n and Kolla r's father, been gutlty of breach of conAft11 fm:Jlh uHrwk t1ng the trac t, has repeatedly mtsled C:em ge found out rt w~ s a 1ntnc dl l' tr<l\l' l plan s ttoat leg islators and the pubhc "'th sTJ wll \\orld bt11ught h111 1 IJ, l,uHI .1nd mr fra udulent statements and has K oll~r rerne!llbcr ed when he fr mn 1t\(• H 11Hllldll , Mont av 01ded a merger at every pld\ed football for Youngstown 1 , \Ill pu s 1d Mon lan d Sl.Jlr 1 turn " l'liall(') Htgll & llool m 1937-38 llll', \'! :-i JI } lu (~1/1( HHidtl The two leagues s1gned an Ko ll ;1 r \\dS 1-(I t'l.'h.'c\ In Ir iS r~nd h1s tea m \\~ S d efN 1ted by agreement m May 1971, which th r then Paul Brov.n-<.'oached pdtlnts .Lilli " l11u1b,1llltt•Jo of the ABA says bound the Md sslllon Hr glt T1 gcr s h1 ;.;, P<.~u l B r m~ 11 Bt owrr outdid Kollar and leag ues to work toge ther Br (I\\ n, g l 'll l 1 i.Jl nld!l;l ~ L' I cliU \ l' \ en r cmcmbcred the score of toward a merger and JOmtly llPc~d <oac li uf till' Bengals, urge Congres's to pass legtslathe gdflle pcrSOIIclll} l'S('UI led Kol icH d !ld tJOn exemptmg such a merger Sonn Br own and the elder h1s !)dff'nl-; ar IJund the Ben ~ ;t l s Kol l:~ r \\i'l'e cxchangmg old from antitrust laws. l1l' <Jdquor h•t s In tls su1t the ABA alleges the fnoth.lll ston e::;. KolicH :dsu 4 f trst r ound pt r k Th e ) uun ger Ko llar rmNBA has a monopo ly on of till· C'ht( ,tg() l 'lll of the r1 val WFI. sa 1d he ,,,1:1 lt.'t~ntng JJI c::;:;ed rc{Xlrters w1th h1s players and is seekmg $100 mtlhon. whtch would be trebled honesty. Asked why he """' to under the a nil trust laws. It also Mook1na Sla te, he qUi ck!) has flied three alternative sutts for $100 milhon each, alleging r Pplwd , ' Ill} g1 a des V~oere low m !ugh school, so I ended up out breach of contract Col l eq t' Ba sk c tbfl l l R es ult s tl 1(' ( t' ' More Important than the ' ' '--,, W rl v('l I o ~11 Lognn n '' \ n t(ln ( ,, I" II \? !IJ ''• I )1 ) 1•• I "I Avq ( I ') I \I D' I I PI:. I Bengals offer family feeling IND LEA OERS TEAM STA TISTICS ' N () I Uil • 1::) ) n8 i I 1.'1 I 16 ' 17 ~ i\1 / 100 FT I t il l 10 1 FG 98 6 '• Jl II ~~ I I 1 'I l· ~(, (> I(' I' ' (61 3Y I I 0 t~ 96 107 1 V "• •uti W.t'-.. !t' l tl (\. \ II I , ·r \\ell · l l\1\ II "' II 57 F1 e ld Goal Percen tag e Team FGM A Pel Logan 285 5.':10 518 Wnv er l y 270 547 .t9.J A t he ns 219 J78 J58 Ga 1l 1p o l1 s 232 523 .tJJ Jackson 232 55 1 t21 Ir onton 22 1 569 391 Me1gs 207 549 377 We l lston 122 407 300 Free Throw Percent a l e Team FGM A Pet A th ens 114 172 663 Wa ve rl y 119 174 684 Gal l ipol iS 110 177 640 Jackson 115 163 623 Me1gs 112 18<1 60Q Logan 96 102 605 Ironton 101 173 58 4 Wel lston 81 166 -188 Teani No Gal l1 pol1 s 3(,18 Logan 397 350 M e1gs Ironton 333 Wa ver ly 330 Athen s 282 Jackson 775 We l lston 273 Personal Fou ls No T eam 130 Ja c k son 146 Athen s 149 Gal ltpolls 156 W averly 166 Me1g s 167 Logan 169 Ironton 191 We l lston ~n ,r, •J . \lfw n o.., <1i J ,l r ko.., o n C ,1llq.Jc, l1\ ,1 1 M l'IQ!:o 1 SVAC SCORING NAM E. 1 EAM 1 56 '> 1 • ft ,• ' 'v'v l 18 1 " Ht lprt' \ 1 (1 ~ Hl dt I 19 1 , 1'1 1-, 1, ,r -..dnl I 1J) PTS IG1 10 31 f. I I ' li t \ l ,') J "' ?8 ' t 11 \ \I') JO ' JS .' 10 W.1h.11tt<~ ',f>~J I I ll 1 I;) 1 l(ll l P,\111 '· De f l'llS I VP iy l OVERALL SCOR IN G FG FT PI' IGI Mar k Sv-.<1m HCinn n l lrr~cc Jo hn Shoemaker Woverly M~rk Mn ce A thens T nn Sf"PV €' 15 T 11m b le DC~nB 1se Fed Hock1ng Ocw e Rann l r onlon T 1m Slout Nor th G,~ll ta Dave Prd c hMd Nels Yorl.. J ml P1erce . Logan John Lus her Hnnnnn Trace Mt Ill ' l'.l ' I I ! l !li) >] , ,. - •, DRESS SHOP Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO • �.' ·' ••··-. ' 6- The Dailv Sent int'l . Middlcport -PoullTOY. 0 .. J<1 n. :11, 1 ~}74 !lf~ Girl ·Scout Diary ' Rutland gardeners have meet :'i :::: ' lntcrcstC'd in seei ng a Brow ui e troop orga nized in Pomeroy ? Then plan to at tend a meeting at the Po meroy Elementary Sc hool at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon. At that lime Mrs . Isabelle Foster, district advisor for lhe Black Diamond Scout Council , will be here to meet with parents and any at hers interested in seeing a Browni e troop organized. Many of lhc first, second and lhird grade girls at the Pomer oy school have indicated their des ire to joi n the scouting progra m . but until leaders, assistant lea ders, committee members and other volunteers can be secured, a troop caiUlot be orga ni zed . MIDDLEPORT CADE'ITE TROOP 185 Several members of the Middleport Cadettes attended a program on drug a buse Tuesday nig ht at New Haven . Mrs. J anice t;ibhs, leader , Wi:iS assisted by Mrs. Donna Byer in transporting the gir ls to New Have n. In the group were yirginia Burchett, Jo McKinney , Carin Bailey, Julie Kitchen , Julle Byer, Kim Payne, Trina Gibbs and Kathy Manley. The troop will begma multi-media firs t aid course Saturday a! the Middlepor t First Bapti st Church under the direction of . ' .. Miss Char lotte LaTourette , Red Cross instructor . Saturday 's session will begin at 10 :30 a.m. and will continue and is now serving in the U.S. Navy. WNiding plans are until about 2:30 p. m. The scouts are to take a sack lunch. The second session to complete the eight-hour standard first aide course will be Feb. 16. Completion of the course qualifies the seouL' fo r a badge. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Work on the sewing badge and the games badge was continued at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Junior Troop at the Hea th United Methodi st Chu rch. Girls workin g th e se wing badge have completed preparing their sewing boxes and Monday began work on hemming a tea towe l. Mrs. Ruth Spencer, assistant leader, demonstrated the incomplete . use of the sewin g machine. Miss Pansy Thomas ANNOUNCES ENGAG EMENT ~· Mrs. Vir ginia Thoma s, Pomeroy, is announcing th e engage nH'nt of her daughter , Pansy, to Dorsey 0 . Ohli nger . son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinge r, Middleport. Miss Tllome~s is a sophomore al Meigs High School . Her fiance attended Meigs High Sc hool RETURNS TO BASE Sgt. George A. Ginther, U. S. Air Force, returned to Wright Patterson Base in Da yton Sunday evening aft er spending the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Ori s Ginther, Chester Road. Those working on the games badge learned two new games and then tau ght the ga mes to b'irls doing other badge work . SALISBURY .JUNIOR TROOP 100 Plans to ma ke valentines for the residents of the Syracuse Nursing Home were made during the Tuesday night meeting of' the Sa1isbury Juniors. Linda Williams, patrol leader, conducted the meeting which opened with the pledge to the flag and the girl scout promise. Thank you cards have been purchased for use by the troop, it Wl!S reported. A mother-daughter skating party was se t for Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Skate-A~Way rink , Chester Road, 2 to 4 p. m. Followin g the skating party lhe girls will go to the home of Mrs. Jack Morris fo r a social hour. Cathy Morris will be hostess. Laura Gail Smith gave "my home" badge report, Renee Kaldore reported on her housekeeping badge work , and Patty Parker di scussed her cooking badge . At the next meeting Joyce Baker, Becky Dorst, Teresa Dorst and Melanie Adkins will give badge review. Camille Swindell will serve refreshments and Joyc e Baker will have ga mes. Mrs . Stanley Kaldore was a guest at the meeting . Mrs. Nancy Morris read a poem, "A Valentine's Day Gift". !~! Socia I ICalendar! follows: No more than 500 words, nor less than 350 words on the topic, with all entries to be typed on regular typing paper and double spaced with II> inch margin on the left. Entries must be in the hands of Mrs. Neutzling at 105 Maple Place, Pomeroy, no later than Feb. 25, 1974. A panel of three will judge the entries. Prizes will be $35 for first ; $25 for second, and $20 for third . . All winners will be guests at a dinner to be given for the Drew Webster Post members and their families March 19. The contest winners will be presented at that time. M~s . Neutzling urges par· ticipation in the essay contest =: ~ ~~~~n ~~~~~~~r:~~~~~ iCalendarl ~iak~~;~ SUNDAY REVIVAL through Sunday at Faith Tabernacle · Churc h, Bailey Run Road , 7:30 p.m.; public invited. REVIVAL at Chester Church of God will continue through Sunday. Rev. Chester Estep guest speaker. Public invited. .,. 1 Year Anniversary Sale $1.00 OFF .75 .0FF .50 OFF a large pizza a medium pizza honored C. E. Blakeslee, who is retiring Thursday after 33 years as Meigs County Extension Agent, Agriculture, was honored by his co-workers Monday at the Extension Office. Employes in the County Board of Education Office and the Extension Office each brought a covered dish and a wurprise dinner was held in his honor. A billfold and a RandMcNally World Atlas were presented to the honored guest. Attending in addition to Mr. Blakeslee were his wife, Daisy, Mrs. Pansy .Jordan, Robert Bowen, Otis Knopp, Mrs. Mary Bacon, Mrs. Greta Suttle, Mrs. Nellie Vale, Mrs . Karolyn Black, Guy Lee, Miss Linda Haley, Mrs. Patty Kelly, Miss Marta Guilkey, Mrs. Joyce Bowen, Mrs. Anna Moon and Miss Karen Wheeler. LOSE UGLY FAT money back. MONADEX is a tiny table t and easy to take . MONAD EX will help curb your desire for excess lo~d . Eat less weigh less . Contains no dangerous drugs and will not make you ne rvous. No strenuous exercise. Change your I ife . . . starl today. MONAD EX cost U .OO for a 2~ day supply. Large econom Is $5 .00 . Also tr AQUATABS : they work gently she to help you lose water-bloat. AQUA TABS- a "water pill" that works U .OO. Both guaranteed and sold by : Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, 112 E. Main, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug Store , Middleport. Mail Orders Filled. ZENITH COLOR TV Subs .75 - 6 Soft Drinks .60 Call Ahead-992-3984 FRIDAY,.SATURDAY, SUNDAY &MONDAY · MAIN STREET, POMEROY • e BlACK & WHITE TV • ' e ' (2 Doors South of the New York Clothin~ Store) Easy Terms! Free Delivery! nison, with Mrs . Erlewine to provide the one for the February meeting. Several polished bases for flower arrangements m3de by flieh! were donated by him to the dub. These were auctioned REMEMBER WITH STEREO MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRAT,E 773-5592 . MASON , W. VA. ~'7- The Daily.lientinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan . 31, 1974 and Mildred Roush . Attending were LaVer ne Costumes, Mary Lou Ed- Powell, Drew Hart, Marjorie wards, Rose Wolfe and Alberta Hoffman, Marion Batey , Wiles. Roberta Wiles , Diane Hickel, ~ ami lies of Pomeroy Dance Routine, Debbie Katie Hesson, Mary Ingels, donated over $373 in the fight Whi te, teenage rs; Carol Gen•ive Wood, Mildred Roush , against Muscular Dystrophy Ma ce! Clevenger, Linda ac cordin g lo Mrs. Maxine Roush, adults. Programs and ads, Hilda Young, Venice Ward, Rose Griffith chairman of the Smilh, Pauline Hester and Wolf, Pauline Hester, A. Pomero~ campaign. "We were Marshall , Georgann Fink, very pleased wiU1 the support LaVerne Powell . Lillian Greene, Connie Carter, we received from the comPromp ters, Hilda Smith, Mar jorie Hoffman, Marion Joyce Zerkle, Helen Abel, munity in our recent house to Havoline Flesher, Lois house march ," said Mrs . Baley, Joyce Zerkle. Ushers, Thelma Scally, Bumgardner and a guest, Griffith. "We would especially like to thank all the volunteer Frances Haeberle, Pat Layne Vesta Morrisett. .~o'men have' m·eett'n:g' ~~~:~n a~:~~·ce ~~~l:rie •-· ", . . NEW HAVEN- Following a ·'' meeting on drug abuse ."Tuesday evening, the New ;·.Haven Women's Club members went to another classroom at the New Haven Grade ....SChool for a short business : meeting. : Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, : presided, when Mrs. George : Ingels and Mrs. R. G. Greene, • reported that a previously : planned style show would not : materialize at this time, and a : future card party will be held •• Instead. The date will be an• nounced later. •• Mrs. Paul Powell and Mrs. : Eugene Hester, cOOirectocs of the New Haven Woman's Clu b "Carabet'' are making plans for the spring revue. Mrs . Hester announced that the following have been ap~ pointed : Publicity , Peggy Gurtis. Debbie White, Bobby Batey, Beverly Hester, Diane Hickel and Alma Marshal. Stage, Helen Abel, Havoline Flesher , Donna Thompson, Pomeroy people gave $373 ma rchers in Pomeroy." Dr . Leon I. Charash, chairman of the age ncy's Medical Advisory Committee, ·reported the opening of 23 free diagnostic and treatmen t clinics in 1973. MDAA's network of clinics total 130 based at hospitals and medical centers throughout the continental United States, Hawaii, f'uerto Rico, and Guam . research, patient and commun ity services, and professional and public health education - while 14.6 pel. was expended on fund raising and 4.7 pet. on administration. .. "The funds are also used for A total of $1.8 million has been appropriated for two research ce nters - at UCLA and the University of London 's Hammersmith Hospital for ''team assaults" on muscular dystrop,hy and allied disorders. John J. Gardiner, treasurer of the agency, reported that in its las t fiscal year, 80.7 pel. of MDAA 's expenditures went for essential program serv ices - our patient service activities whic.h provide wheelchairs, orthopedi c appliances, flu shots , etc . to the many victims of muscular dystrophy both her e in Pomeroy and throughout the country," said Mrs. Griffith. • ••• • Meigs •• > •• • • •• •• "• •• •• •, )' ,'! \ ·:£' ;\ .;;J----'-.. , ·>''; .... .> ' ,,,;~. !' ' :' >.<i1"~~ \~;;1/ '~'~ti.~ :;~;::::; .:!.:_) { {{! ;~:; ·:;:::;: ..;:;:; c FEB . i4th a woman n ever f o rgets t h e man who r e m embe rs . : : : • • • •• : '· : : ••• •• : : ~ • • ' : ., ··· • • '· ;. Property Transfers Virgil E. Roush, Mary S. Roush to Lester Winnett Roush; Carrie Josephine Roush, .44 acre, Letart. Charles N. lhle, Donna Ihle to John Michaellhle, Sharon L. Ihle, 1.18 acre, Sutton . Charles A. Barnhart to Mary J . Barnhart, lot, Tuppers Plains. Alvie Partlow, Anna Mae Partlow to Walter A. Wilson, Betty L. Wilson, 13 acres, Salisbury. Keith Riggs, Barbara Riggs, to Roberta C. O'Brien, J . B. O'Brien, parcel, Salisbury. Edward Little, Eva Uttle to Robert E. Musser, Roberta A. Musser, re-record 36 A. , Rutland. Bradley Pooler, Caryl E. Pooler to Bradley Pooler, Caryl Pooler, parcel, Chester. Pauline M. Marklns to Garfield Sizemore, Edna Sizemore, Jot, Rutland. Effie 0 . Norman, to AHred H. Ashworth, parcels, Sutton. Nettle Goble to Laurence A. HyseU, Nellie L. Hysell, 5 acres, Rutland. ,",.. v .- Care Line in ~ Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph . Charles Riffle , R. Open Daily I'OG o.m. lo 1~,00 p.m Sundoy t0:30 - 12:30andsto•p.m PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 992-2955 Friendly Service a..--------------------..1 Consuve gas like your job depended on it. Boca...., it •lght. American industry is the largest single user of energy . . . so the current shortage of natural gas poses a serious threat to jobs. The amount of gas available to business and industry depends in part on how much gas the residential custqmers consume . .. and how much they conserve. The mostlmportanttltinc you can do now to save ps is set your thermoslllt down ••• set it six degrees lower than lastwlnter, as ""'ommended by the Fedenl Energy Office. Other things you can do like . insulating, weather-stripping, caulking, and cutting dowrl your usc of hot water will also conserve. The more gas you save, the more will · be available for industry, the more available for jobs . .. maybe yours. Saving gas can help save jobs. Slarl losing weight today or I. a small pizza 12. FRIDAY & SAT. U~TIL 1 Social t Essay contest opens " America and Wha t It Means to Me" is the topic for an essay contest being spon~ sored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, through 'its Am erica nism chairwoman, Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Boys and girls of the Meigs High School , freshmen through se niors, are eligible to compete in the essay contest. Entries must be written by students on their own time outside the classroom . The contest is in no way connected with the school curriculum. According to Mrs. Neutzling the rules of the contest are as ;:;::;g;w<:.«:.~:::~:~:::::::::::;::::;::::::::::;< ..... ·.·. and report in the absence of Mrs . education projects were Ann Webster who is ilL Mrs. discussed during a meeting of Kate Jarrell gave the the Rutland Ga rd en Cl ub treasurer's report. Members :.!onday night at · the home of responded lo roll call by naming a new plant they' hope Mrs. Chris DiehL Report· was given on the lo grow this year. Devotions landsca ping at the Laurel Cliff were given by Mrs. Anna Free Methodist Church, and Turner followin g a welcome by the dub voted to se nd $20 to Mrs. Eva Robson , president to George Carper who did the the 16 members and guests, plantings in appreciation for Mrs. NeUie Vale, Mrs. F'annie Pettit, and Chris Diehl. Mrs. his work. A meeting with the Good Anna Turner was co-hostess Luck Garden Club at the for the meeting. Miss Ruby Diehl, program Athens Mental Health Center chairwoman, presented the was changed from November lo May . Read at the meeting topic, "The Desert Blooms'' was a thank you note from Mrs. and showed pictures she had Betty Mizicko for the Christ- taken on her trip west last mas party given the Good Luck summer . This replaced a program planned by Mrs. Club members. A memo from the Meigs Bernice Winn who rema ins ill. In her comments, Miss Diehl County Commissioners on the bi-centennial planning com- said that too many people think mittee was read . the word "desert" means Arrangements were made for barren, shifting sand, and little the club to provide the Green or no plant life. She said that Thumb Notes Feb. I by Mrs. this is not necessarily true and Richard Foley, and Aprill9 by cited the Sonoran Desert in Mrs. Margaret Parsons. The Southern Arizona which has an radio program was discussed average annual rainfall of with Mrs. Oleva Cottrill to tape from five to 10 inches and is anything but barren. it for presentation Feb. 4. Miss Diehl spoke of the two A vote of appreciation was rainy seasons-th-: "summe r given the Homestead Club for a donation to the treasury . The monsoon" brought about by club recently disbanded and moisture-laden air moving in the funds on hand were divided from the Gulf of Mexico, and between the organizing club, the violent thunderstorms the Rutland Club and the occuring primarily during July Rutland Friendly Gardeners . and August. She talked about Mrs . Pearl Canaday the wild flowers which cover presented the secretary's the desert by mid-April attracting thousands of residents =~~"W-:.:'&&«;:;•;»;>:;:;w:~:::::::::,:::::~::::::.~.~ and tourists into the countryside. !ii Among the first to bloom, she said, is the Mexican gold poppy which often covers acres of flatlands and hillsides with their brilliant orange. She noted that in the southwestern THURSDAY part of Arizona, wet winters FREE CLOTHING day at trigger life into the · dormant Salvation Army, 115 Butternut bulbs of the desert lily, some Ave., Pomeroy, 10 a.m. to growing to about two feet and noon . Any area resident resembling the Easter Lily . needing clothing welcome . She spoke of the verbena, POINT PLEASANT Gun and of the datura, one of the Club meets for annual session largest of desert blooms, many at 7:30 p. m. Krodel Park club times measuring six Inches in house. diameter opening during the POMEROY Cub Scout Pack night and closing as soon as the 249 meeting, 7:30p.m. at IOOF direct rays of 1¥ morning sun Hall, Pomeroy. Registration fall across the petals. She also for new year must be paid ; !old of the mariposa and the plans to be made for Blue and large desert marigolds, the Gold Banquet and observing cliff rose , I!Jld the soapweed Scout Month during February . yucca . All Cub Scouts and parents Gardening tips for February urged to attend. were given by Mrs. Ruth FRIDAY Erlewine. Mrs. Diehl conMIDDLEPORT Chamber of ducted a seed identification Commerce 7:30p .m. at office contest. The traveling prize of Columbus and Southern Ohio brought by Miss Ruby Diehl Electric Company. was won by Mrs. Carl DenTHE SUNSHINE Class of the Mason United Methodist Church sponsors a smorgasbord at 4:30 p.m .. Menu includes meat loaf, chicken, vegetables, salads, pie, cake, coffee and tea. $1.75 for adults; $1 for children. SATURDAY DANCE Southern High School in Racine, 10 ·p.m. to midnight sponsored by senior class. Music by Wood Quilt. HYMN SING at Freedom Gospel .Mission, Bald Knobs, 7:30 p.m . Davis Family , Buffalo, W. Va ., featured singers. Public invited . EASTERN HIGH School Jr. Class bake sale Saturday, 5:30 p.m. continuing through the Eastern - Fairfield basketball · game at the high schooL The class will also sponsor a dance until midnight in the gym after the game. _ RUTLAND - Civic By ·Charlene Hooflirh ~ I • ' off to the members and netted $5 for the treasury. ' Mrs. Roy Snowden will host the next meeting . A dessert cotirse was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Diehl and Mrs. Turner. Highlighting the refreshment table decorations was Mrs . Diehl's musical l,eapot. ct,LUMBIAGAS Gu II ,roc~ou, JIUh •ll<fl?' , .. -11 wlooiJ. ~ ;· full-time at :~ dial 992-7502 '":', PRELL SURE,, Antiperspir Regular Unscented 9 oz. . $1.75 Value Toothpaste Reg . & Mint large Size· 93c Value 16 oz . $2 . IS Value 1 P4~~s I Reg. $1.49 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON . VALUABLE COUPON INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH DRANO BEHOLD I I I Dishwasher I Detergent I KING SIZE I 3 lbs . ~ 2 oz . I I ONLY I I I 12 oz . $1.19 Value 59~ 1 I CASCADE Furniture Polish Drain Opener I I With Coupon · Good only at Nelson's Expires Feb. 4, 1974 L----------------TIDE Detergent 84 oz. King Size With Coupon With Coupon Good. only at Nelson's =""" Expires Feb . 4! 1974 Good only at Nelson's ExJ)ires Feb . 4, 1974 NEW DRANO II Double Action Drain Opener Packets 87c Value 59~ Solid Automatic VANISH Toilet Bowl Cleaner BLUE LUSTRE VACUUM \la:ANER BAGS PRINGLES POTATO CHI.,_ Large Selection to Fit Most Machines TWIN PACK B5c Value Regular $1.00 package SYRACUSE - Charles H. ·:• Cobb, Syracuse, an installer repairman, has received a certificate for completing . a course in basic electronics at General TeleJlhone Co. at Ohio's Technical Training School in Marion. The two week course covers fundamentaltheory of ampUflers, power supplies and other radio and common electronic equipment. A graduate of Point Pleasant High School, Cobb has been with the company four years. He works in the Pomeroy Exchange in the company's AtheliS District He earlier had completed four other specialized courses in the company's training program. 63~ RENO ZIT Aerosol Air Freshener ULTRA LASH by Monsanto MASCARA & Fruit of the loom MAGIC "She~r Reg. SI.OO each ~~~ Limited Offer from Coty 79.' Scented .HAND &BODY Sheer·fo·the- Waist No. 1301 2pair For MASCARA HOSE - 3 Texo PANTY ..,, .... : I I I --------------------------1 Reg . $1.63 Cobb completes 'phone course VISITS FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Price, Columbus, spent the weekend here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owelll. CLOSE-UP r,----------------~----------------.----------------i .. ' ._, MINI liquid Shampoo PRELL CONCENTRATE ~ The Meigs County Alcohol ;.: and Drug Abuse Program is in ; full operation, offering free ,.,..,.assistance to any persons needing help in these problem areas. In connection with this •; program, the Meigs County Care Une is operating on a full. time basis, with professlonaUy trained personnel ready to answer questions and offer assistance for a wide variety of ·: problems. During the past year the Care line has received approximately 1400 crises calls. In order to create a greater awareness of the services offered, the Meigs County Committee on Alcohol and Drug abuse has distributed to .... business places and to the ,school students of the county, posters, match covers and pencils, hearing the Care Une number. Citizens of the county are urged to use these services when personal problems arise. · ' The Care Line number is 9927502. AYFREE . 86~ A thought for the day: U.S. novelist Christopher Morley said, "The enemies of the future are always the very nicest pe~le . " r LOTION each '175 PLAYTEX ~~...,.. TAMPONS D~t tarnn. e_x "''ns '· 30's Reg. 51.79 I I I I I I I I I I �.' ·' ••··-. ' 6- The Dailv Sent int'l . Middlcport -PoullTOY. 0 .. J<1 n. :11, 1 ~}74 !lf~ Girl ·Scout Diary ' Rutland gardeners have meet :'i :::: ' lntcrcstC'd in seei ng a Brow ui e troop orga nized in Pomeroy ? Then plan to at tend a meeting at the Po meroy Elementary Sc hool at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon. At that lime Mrs . Isabelle Foster, district advisor for lhe Black Diamond Scout Council , will be here to meet with parents and any at hers interested in seeing a Browni e troop organized. Many of lhc first, second and lhird grade girls at the Pomer oy school have indicated their des ire to joi n the scouting progra m . but until leaders, assistant lea ders, committee members and other volunteers can be secured, a troop caiUlot be orga ni zed . MIDDLEPORT CADE'ITE TROOP 185 Several members of the Middleport Cadettes attended a program on drug a buse Tuesday nig ht at New Haven . Mrs. J anice t;ibhs, leader , Wi:iS assisted by Mrs. Donna Byer in transporting the gir ls to New Have n. In the group were yirginia Burchett, Jo McKinney , Carin Bailey, Julie Kitchen , Julle Byer, Kim Payne, Trina Gibbs and Kathy Manley. The troop will begma multi-media firs t aid course Saturday a! the Middlepor t First Bapti st Church under the direction of . ' .. Miss Char lotte LaTourette , Red Cross instructor . Saturday 's session will begin at 10 :30 a.m. and will continue and is now serving in the U.S. Navy. WNiding plans are until about 2:30 p. m. The scouts are to take a sack lunch. The second session to complete the eight-hour standard first aide course will be Feb. 16. Completion of the course qualifies the seouL' fo r a badge. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Work on the sewing badge and the games badge was continued at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Junior Troop at the Hea th United Methodi st Chu rch. Girls workin g th e se wing badge have completed preparing their sewing boxes and Monday began work on hemming a tea towe l. Mrs. Ruth Spencer, assistant leader, demonstrated the incomplete . use of the sewin g machine. Miss Pansy Thomas ANNOUNCES ENGAG EMENT ~· Mrs. Vir ginia Thoma s, Pomeroy, is announcing th e engage nH'nt of her daughter , Pansy, to Dorsey 0 . Ohli nger . son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinge r, Middleport. Miss Tllome~s is a sophomore al Meigs High School . Her fiance attended Meigs High Sc hool RETURNS TO BASE Sgt. George A. Ginther, U. S. Air Force, returned to Wright Patterson Base in Da yton Sunday evening aft er spending the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Ori s Ginther, Chester Road. Those working on the games badge learned two new games and then tau ght the ga mes to b'irls doing other badge work . SALISBURY .JUNIOR TROOP 100 Plans to ma ke valentines for the residents of the Syracuse Nursing Home were made during the Tuesday night meeting of' the Sa1isbury Juniors. Linda Williams, patrol leader, conducted the meeting which opened with the pledge to the flag and the girl scout promise. Thank you cards have been purchased for use by the troop, it Wl!S reported. A mother-daughter skating party was se t for Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Skate-A~Way rink , Chester Road, 2 to 4 p. m. Followin g the skating party lhe girls will go to the home of Mrs. Jack Morris fo r a social hour. Cathy Morris will be hostess. Laura Gail Smith gave "my home" badge report, Renee Kaldore reported on her housekeeping badge work , and Patty Parker di scussed her cooking badge . At the next meeting Joyce Baker, Becky Dorst, Teresa Dorst and Melanie Adkins will give badge review. Camille Swindell will serve refreshments and Joyc e Baker will have ga mes. Mrs . Stanley Kaldore was a guest at the meeting . Mrs. Nancy Morris read a poem, "A Valentine's Day Gift". !~! Socia I ICalendar! follows: No more than 500 words, nor less than 350 words on the topic, with all entries to be typed on regular typing paper and double spaced with II> inch margin on the left. Entries must be in the hands of Mrs. Neutzling at 105 Maple Place, Pomeroy, no later than Feb. 25, 1974. A panel of three will judge the entries. Prizes will be $35 for first ; $25 for second, and $20 for third . . All winners will be guests at a dinner to be given for the Drew Webster Post members and their families March 19. The contest winners will be presented at that time. M~s . Neutzling urges par· ticipation in the essay contest =: ~ ~~~~n ~~~~~~~r:~~~~~ iCalendarl ~iak~~;~ SUNDAY REVIVAL through Sunday at Faith Tabernacle · Churc h, Bailey Run Road , 7:30 p.m.; public invited. REVIVAL at Chester Church of God will continue through Sunday. Rev. Chester Estep guest speaker. Public invited. .,. 1 Year Anniversary Sale $1.00 OFF .75 .0FF .50 OFF a large pizza a medium pizza honored C. E. Blakeslee, who is retiring Thursday after 33 years as Meigs County Extension Agent, Agriculture, was honored by his co-workers Monday at the Extension Office. Employes in the County Board of Education Office and the Extension Office each brought a covered dish and a wurprise dinner was held in his honor. A billfold and a RandMcNally World Atlas were presented to the honored guest. Attending in addition to Mr. Blakeslee were his wife, Daisy, Mrs. Pansy .Jordan, Robert Bowen, Otis Knopp, Mrs. Mary Bacon, Mrs. Greta Suttle, Mrs. Nellie Vale, Mrs . Karolyn Black, Guy Lee, Miss Linda Haley, Mrs. Patty Kelly, Miss Marta Guilkey, Mrs. Joyce Bowen, Mrs. Anna Moon and Miss Karen Wheeler. LOSE UGLY FAT money back. MONADEX is a tiny table t and easy to take . MONAD EX will help curb your desire for excess lo~d . Eat less weigh less . Contains no dangerous drugs and will not make you ne rvous. No strenuous exercise. Change your I ife . . . starl today. MONAD EX cost U .OO for a 2~ day supply. Large econom Is $5 .00 . Also tr AQUATABS : they work gently she to help you lose water-bloat. AQUA TABS- a "water pill" that works U .OO. Both guaranteed and sold by : Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, 112 E. Main, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug Store , Middleport. Mail Orders Filled. ZENITH COLOR TV Subs .75 - 6 Soft Drinks .60 Call Ahead-992-3984 FRIDAY,.SATURDAY, SUNDAY &MONDAY · MAIN STREET, POMEROY • e BlACK & WHITE TV • ' e ' (2 Doors South of the New York Clothin~ Store) Easy Terms! Free Delivery! nison, with Mrs . Erlewine to provide the one for the February meeting. Several polished bases for flower arrangements m3de by flieh! were donated by him to the dub. These were auctioned REMEMBER WITH STEREO MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRAT,E 773-5592 . MASON , W. VA. ~'7- The Daily.lientinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan . 31, 1974 and Mildred Roush . Attending were LaVer ne Costumes, Mary Lou Ed- Powell, Drew Hart, Marjorie wards, Rose Wolfe and Alberta Hoffman, Marion Batey , Wiles. Roberta Wiles , Diane Hickel, ~ ami lies of Pomeroy Dance Routine, Debbie Katie Hesson, Mary Ingels, donated over $373 in the fight Whi te, teenage rs; Carol Gen•ive Wood, Mildred Roush , against Muscular Dystrophy Ma ce! Clevenger, Linda ac cordin g lo Mrs. Maxine Roush, adults. Programs and ads, Hilda Young, Venice Ward, Rose Griffith chairman of the Smilh, Pauline Hester and Wolf, Pauline Hester, A. Pomero~ campaign. "We were Marshall , Georgann Fink, very pleased wiU1 the support LaVerne Powell . Lillian Greene, Connie Carter, we received from the comPromp ters, Hilda Smith, Mar jorie Hoffman, Marion Joyce Zerkle, Helen Abel, munity in our recent house to Havoline Flesher, Lois house march ," said Mrs . Baley, Joyce Zerkle. Ushers, Thelma Scally, Bumgardner and a guest, Griffith. "We would especially like to thank all the volunteer Frances Haeberle, Pat Layne Vesta Morrisett. .~o'men have' m·eett'n:g' ~~~:~n a~:~~·ce ~~~l:rie •-· ", . . NEW HAVEN- Following a ·'' meeting on drug abuse ."Tuesday evening, the New ;·.Haven Women's Club members went to another classroom at the New Haven Grade ....SChool for a short business : meeting. : Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, : presided, when Mrs. George : Ingels and Mrs. R. G. Greene, • reported that a previously : planned style show would not : materialize at this time, and a : future card party will be held •• Instead. The date will be an• nounced later. •• Mrs. Paul Powell and Mrs. : Eugene Hester, cOOirectocs of the New Haven Woman's Clu b "Carabet'' are making plans for the spring revue. Mrs . Hester announced that the following have been ap~ pointed : Publicity , Peggy Gurtis. Debbie White, Bobby Batey, Beverly Hester, Diane Hickel and Alma Marshal. Stage, Helen Abel, Havoline Flesher , Donna Thompson, Pomeroy people gave $373 ma rchers in Pomeroy." Dr . Leon I. Charash, chairman of the age ncy's Medical Advisory Committee, ·reported the opening of 23 free diagnostic and treatmen t clinics in 1973. MDAA's network of clinics total 130 based at hospitals and medical centers throughout the continental United States, Hawaii, f'uerto Rico, and Guam . research, patient and commun ity services, and professional and public health education - while 14.6 pel. was expended on fund raising and 4.7 pet. on administration. .. "The funds are also used for A total of $1.8 million has been appropriated for two research ce nters - at UCLA and the University of London 's Hammersmith Hospital for ''team assaults" on muscular dystrop,hy and allied disorders. John J. Gardiner, treasurer of the agency, reported that in its las t fiscal year, 80.7 pel. of MDAA 's expenditures went for essential program serv ices - our patient service activities whic.h provide wheelchairs, orthopedi c appliances, flu shots , etc . to the many victims of muscular dystrophy both her e in Pomeroy and throughout the country," said Mrs. Griffith. • ••• • Meigs •• > •• • • •• •• "• •• •• •, )' ,'! \ ·:£' ;\ .;;J----'-.. , ·>''; .... .> ' ,,,;~. !' ' :' >.<i1"~~ \~;;1/ '~'~ti.~ :;~;::::; .:!.:_) { {{! ;~:; ·:;:::;: ..;:;:; c FEB . i4th a woman n ever f o rgets t h e man who r e m embe rs . : : : • • • •• : '· : : ••• •• : : ~ • • ' : ., ··· • • '· ;. Property Transfers Virgil E. Roush, Mary S. Roush to Lester Winnett Roush; Carrie Josephine Roush, .44 acre, Letart. Charles N. lhle, Donna Ihle to John Michaellhle, Sharon L. Ihle, 1.18 acre, Sutton . Charles A. Barnhart to Mary J . Barnhart, lot, Tuppers Plains. Alvie Partlow, Anna Mae Partlow to Walter A. Wilson, Betty L. Wilson, 13 acres, Salisbury. Keith Riggs, Barbara Riggs, to Roberta C. O'Brien, J . B. O'Brien, parcel, Salisbury. Edward Little, Eva Uttle to Robert E. Musser, Roberta A. Musser, re-record 36 A. , Rutland. Bradley Pooler, Caryl E. Pooler to Bradley Pooler, Caryl Pooler, parcel, Chester. Pauline M. Marklns to Garfield Sizemore, Edna Sizemore, Jot, Rutland. Effie 0 . Norman, to AHred H. Ashworth, parcels, Sutton. Nettle Goble to Laurence A. HyseU, Nellie L. Hysell, 5 acres, Rutland. ,",.. v .- Care Line in ~ Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph . Charles Riffle , R. Open Daily I'OG o.m. lo 1~,00 p.m Sundoy t0:30 - 12:30andsto•p.m PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 992-2955 Friendly Service a..--------------------..1 Consuve gas like your job depended on it. Boca...., it •lght. American industry is the largest single user of energy . . . so the current shortage of natural gas poses a serious threat to jobs. The amount of gas available to business and industry depends in part on how much gas the residential custqmers consume . .. and how much they conserve. The mostlmportanttltinc you can do now to save ps is set your thermoslllt down ••• set it six degrees lower than lastwlnter, as ""'ommended by the Fedenl Energy Office. Other things you can do like . insulating, weather-stripping, caulking, and cutting dowrl your usc of hot water will also conserve. The more gas you save, the more will · be available for industry, the more available for jobs . .. maybe yours. Saving gas can help save jobs. Slarl losing weight today or I. a small pizza 12. FRIDAY & SAT. U~TIL 1 Social t Essay contest opens " America and Wha t It Means to Me" is the topic for an essay contest being spon~ sored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, through 'its Am erica nism chairwoman, Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Boys and girls of the Meigs High School , freshmen through se niors, are eligible to compete in the essay contest. Entries must be written by students on their own time outside the classroom . The contest is in no way connected with the school curriculum. According to Mrs. Neutzling the rules of the contest are as ;:;::;g;w<:.«:.~:::~:~:::::::::::;::::;::::::::::;< ..... ·.·. and report in the absence of Mrs . education projects were Ann Webster who is ilL Mrs. discussed during a meeting of Kate Jarrell gave the the Rutland Ga rd en Cl ub treasurer's report. Members :.!onday night at · the home of responded lo roll call by naming a new plant they' hope Mrs. Chris DiehL Report· was given on the lo grow this year. Devotions landsca ping at the Laurel Cliff were given by Mrs. Anna Free Methodist Church, and Turner followin g a welcome by the dub voted to se nd $20 to Mrs. Eva Robson , president to George Carper who did the the 16 members and guests, plantings in appreciation for Mrs. NeUie Vale, Mrs. F'annie Pettit, and Chris Diehl. Mrs. his work. A meeting with the Good Anna Turner was co-hostess Luck Garden Club at the for the meeting. Miss Ruby Diehl, program Athens Mental Health Center chairwoman, presented the was changed from November lo May . Read at the meeting topic, "The Desert Blooms'' was a thank you note from Mrs. and showed pictures she had Betty Mizicko for the Christ- taken on her trip west last mas party given the Good Luck summer . This replaced a program planned by Mrs. Club members. A memo from the Meigs Bernice Winn who rema ins ill. In her comments, Miss Diehl County Commissioners on the bi-centennial planning com- said that too many people think mittee was read . the word "desert" means Arrangements were made for barren, shifting sand, and little the club to provide the Green or no plant life. She said that Thumb Notes Feb. I by Mrs. this is not necessarily true and Richard Foley, and Aprill9 by cited the Sonoran Desert in Mrs. Margaret Parsons. The Southern Arizona which has an radio program was discussed average annual rainfall of with Mrs. Oleva Cottrill to tape from five to 10 inches and is anything but barren. it for presentation Feb. 4. Miss Diehl spoke of the two A vote of appreciation was rainy seasons-th-: "summe r given the Homestead Club for a donation to the treasury . The monsoon" brought about by club recently disbanded and moisture-laden air moving in the funds on hand were divided from the Gulf of Mexico, and between the organizing club, the violent thunderstorms the Rutland Club and the occuring primarily during July Rutland Friendly Gardeners . and August. She talked about Mrs . Pearl Canaday the wild flowers which cover presented the secretary's the desert by mid-April attracting thousands of residents =~~"W-:.:'&&«;:;•;»;>:;:;w:~:::::::::,:::::~::::::.~.~ and tourists into the countryside. !ii Among the first to bloom, she said, is the Mexican gold poppy which often covers acres of flatlands and hillsides with their brilliant orange. She noted that in the southwestern THURSDAY part of Arizona, wet winters FREE CLOTHING day at trigger life into the · dormant Salvation Army, 115 Butternut bulbs of the desert lily, some Ave., Pomeroy, 10 a.m. to growing to about two feet and noon . Any area resident resembling the Easter Lily . needing clothing welcome . She spoke of the verbena, POINT PLEASANT Gun and of the datura, one of the Club meets for annual session largest of desert blooms, many at 7:30 p. m. Krodel Park club times measuring six Inches in house. diameter opening during the POMEROY Cub Scout Pack night and closing as soon as the 249 meeting, 7:30p.m. at IOOF direct rays of 1¥ morning sun Hall, Pomeroy. Registration fall across the petals. She also for new year must be paid ; !old of the mariposa and the plans to be made for Blue and large desert marigolds, the Gold Banquet and observing cliff rose , I!Jld the soapweed Scout Month during February . yucca . All Cub Scouts and parents Gardening tips for February urged to attend. were given by Mrs. Ruth FRIDAY Erlewine. Mrs. Diehl conMIDDLEPORT Chamber of ducted a seed identification Commerce 7:30p .m. at office contest. The traveling prize of Columbus and Southern Ohio brought by Miss Ruby Diehl Electric Company. was won by Mrs. Carl DenTHE SUNSHINE Class of the Mason United Methodist Church sponsors a smorgasbord at 4:30 p.m .. Menu includes meat loaf, chicken, vegetables, salads, pie, cake, coffee and tea. $1.75 for adults; $1 for children. SATURDAY DANCE Southern High School in Racine, 10 ·p.m. to midnight sponsored by senior class. Music by Wood Quilt. HYMN SING at Freedom Gospel .Mission, Bald Knobs, 7:30 p.m . Davis Family , Buffalo, W. Va ., featured singers. Public invited . EASTERN HIGH School Jr. Class bake sale Saturday, 5:30 p.m. continuing through the Eastern - Fairfield basketball · game at the high schooL The class will also sponsor a dance until midnight in the gym after the game. _ RUTLAND - Civic By ·Charlene Hooflirh ~ I • ' off to the members and netted $5 for the treasury. ' Mrs. Roy Snowden will host the next meeting . A dessert cotirse was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Diehl and Mrs. Turner. Highlighting the refreshment table decorations was Mrs . Diehl's musical l,eapot. ct,LUMBIAGAS Gu II ,roc~ou, JIUh •ll<fl?' , .. -11 wlooiJ. ~ ;· full-time at :~ dial 992-7502 '":', PRELL SURE,, Antiperspir Regular Unscented 9 oz. . $1.75 Value Toothpaste Reg . & Mint large Size· 93c Value 16 oz . $2 . IS Value 1 P4~~s I Reg. $1.49 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON . VALUABLE COUPON INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH DRANO BEHOLD I I I Dishwasher I Detergent I KING SIZE I 3 lbs . ~ 2 oz . I I ONLY I I I 12 oz . $1.19 Value 59~ 1 I CASCADE Furniture Polish Drain Opener I I With Coupon · Good only at Nelson's Expires Feb. 4, 1974 L----------------TIDE Detergent 84 oz. King Size With Coupon With Coupon Good. only at Nelson's =""" Expires Feb . 4! 1974 Good only at Nelson's ExJ)ires Feb . 4, 1974 NEW DRANO II Double Action Drain Opener Packets 87c Value 59~ Solid Automatic VANISH Toilet Bowl Cleaner BLUE LUSTRE VACUUM \la:ANER BAGS PRINGLES POTATO CHI.,_ Large Selection to Fit Most Machines TWIN PACK B5c Value Regular $1.00 package SYRACUSE - Charles H. ·:• Cobb, Syracuse, an installer repairman, has received a certificate for completing . a course in basic electronics at General TeleJlhone Co. at Ohio's Technical Training School in Marion. The two week course covers fundamentaltheory of ampUflers, power supplies and other radio and common electronic equipment. A graduate of Point Pleasant High School, Cobb has been with the company four years. He works in the Pomeroy Exchange in the company's AtheliS District He earlier had completed four other specialized courses in the company's training program. 63~ RENO ZIT Aerosol Air Freshener ULTRA LASH by Monsanto MASCARA & Fruit of the loom MAGIC "She~r Reg. SI.OO each ~~~ Limited Offer from Coty 79.' Scented .HAND &BODY Sheer·fo·the- Waist No. 1301 2pair For MASCARA HOSE - 3 Texo PANTY ..,, .... : I I I --------------------------1 Reg . $1.63 Cobb completes 'phone course VISITS FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Price, Columbus, spent the weekend here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owelll. CLOSE-UP r,----------------~----------------.----------------i .. ' ._, MINI liquid Shampoo PRELL CONCENTRATE ~ The Meigs County Alcohol ;.: and Drug Abuse Program is in ; full operation, offering free ,.,..,.assistance to any persons needing help in these problem areas. In connection with this •; program, the Meigs County Care Une is operating on a full. time basis, with professlonaUy trained personnel ready to answer questions and offer assistance for a wide variety of ·: problems. During the past year the Care line has received approximately 1400 crises calls. In order to create a greater awareness of the services offered, the Meigs County Committee on Alcohol and Drug abuse has distributed to .... business places and to the ,school students of the county, posters, match covers and pencils, hearing the Care Une number. Citizens of the county are urged to use these services when personal problems arise. · ' The Care Line number is 9927502. AYFREE . 86~ A thought for the day: U.S. novelist Christopher Morley said, "The enemies of the future are always the very nicest pe~le . " r LOTION each '175 PLAYTEX ~~...,.. TAMPONS D~t tarnn. e_x "''ns '· 30's Reg. 51.79 I I I I I I I I I I �.' ·' ••··-. ' 6- The Dailv Sent int'l . Middlcport -PoullTOY. 0 .. J<1 n. :11, 1 ~}74 !lf~ Girl ·Scout Diary ' Rutland gardeners have meet :'i :::: ' lntcrcstC'd in seei ng a Brow ui e troop orga nized in Pomeroy ? Then plan to at tend a meeting at the Po meroy Elementary Sc hool at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon. At that lime Mrs . Isabelle Foster, district advisor for lhe Black Diamond Scout Council , will be here to meet with parents and any at hers interested in seeing a Browni e troop organized. Many of lhc first, second and lhird grade girls at the Pomer oy school have indicated their des ire to joi n the scouting progra m . but until leaders, assistant lea ders, committee members and other volunteers can be secured, a troop caiUlot be orga ni zed . MIDDLEPORT CADE'ITE TROOP 185 Several members of the Middleport Cadettes attended a program on drug a buse Tuesday nig ht at New Haven . Mrs. J anice t;ibhs, leader , Wi:iS assisted by Mrs. Donna Byer in transporting the gir ls to New Have n. In the group were yirginia Burchett, Jo McKinney , Carin Bailey, Julie Kitchen , Julle Byer, Kim Payne, Trina Gibbs and Kathy Manley. The troop will begma multi-media firs t aid course Saturday a! the Middlepor t First Bapti st Church under the direction of . ' .. Miss Char lotte LaTourette , Red Cross instructor . Saturday 's session will begin at 10 :30 a.m. and will continue and is now serving in the U.S. Navy. WNiding plans are until about 2:30 p. m. The scouts are to take a sack lunch. The second session to complete the eight-hour standard first aide course will be Feb. 16. Completion of the course qualifies the seouL' fo r a badge. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Work on the sewing badge and the games badge was continued at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Junior Troop at the Hea th United Methodi st Chu rch. Girls workin g th e se wing badge have completed preparing their sewing boxes and Monday began work on hemming a tea towe l. Mrs. Ruth Spencer, assistant leader, demonstrated the incomplete . use of the sewin g machine. Miss Pansy Thomas ANNOUNCES ENGAG EMENT ~· Mrs. Vir ginia Thoma s, Pomeroy, is announcing th e engage nH'nt of her daughter , Pansy, to Dorsey 0 . Ohli nger . son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinge r, Middleport. Miss Tllome~s is a sophomore al Meigs High School . Her fiance attended Meigs High Sc hool RETURNS TO BASE Sgt. George A. Ginther, U. S. Air Force, returned to Wright Patterson Base in Da yton Sunday evening aft er spending the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Ori s Ginther, Chester Road. Those working on the games badge learned two new games and then tau ght the ga mes to b'irls doing other badge work . SALISBURY .JUNIOR TROOP 100 Plans to ma ke valentines for the residents of the Syracuse Nursing Home were made during the Tuesday night meeting of' the Sa1isbury Juniors. Linda Williams, patrol leader, conducted the meeting which opened with the pledge to the flag and the girl scout promise. Thank you cards have been purchased for use by the troop, it Wl!S reported. A mother-daughter skating party was se t for Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Skate-A~Way rink , Chester Road, 2 to 4 p. m. Followin g the skating party lhe girls will go to the home of Mrs. Jack Morris fo r a social hour. Cathy Morris will be hostess. Laura Gail Smith gave "my home" badge report, Renee Kaldore reported on her housekeeping badge work , and Patty Parker di scussed her cooking badge . At the next meeting Joyce Baker, Becky Dorst, Teresa Dorst and Melanie Adkins will give badge review. Camille Swindell will serve refreshments and Joyc e Baker will have ga mes. Mrs . Stanley Kaldore was a guest at the meeting . Mrs. Nancy Morris read a poem, "A Valentine's Day Gift". !~! Socia I ICalendar! follows: No more than 500 words, nor less than 350 words on the topic, with all entries to be typed on regular typing paper and double spaced with II> inch margin on the left. Entries must be in the hands of Mrs. Neutzling at 105 Maple Place, Pomeroy, no later than Feb. 25, 1974. A panel of three will judge the entries. Prizes will be $35 for first ; $25 for second, and $20 for third . . All winners will be guests at a dinner to be given for the Drew Webster Post members and their families March 19. The contest winners will be presented at that time. M~s . Neutzling urges par· ticipation in the essay contest =: ~ ~~~~n ~~~~~~~r:~~~~~ iCalendarl ~iak~~;~ SUNDAY REVIVAL through Sunday at Faith Tabernacle · Churc h, Bailey Run Road , 7:30 p.m.; public invited. REVIVAL at Chester Church of God will continue through Sunday. Rev. Chester Estep guest speaker. Public invited. .,. 1 Year Anniversary Sale $1.00 OFF .75 .0FF .50 OFF a large pizza a medium pizza honored C. E. Blakeslee, who is retiring Thursday after 33 years as Meigs County Extension Agent, Agriculture, was honored by his co-workers Monday at the Extension Office. Employes in the County Board of Education Office and the Extension Office each brought a covered dish and a wurprise dinner was held in his honor. A billfold and a RandMcNally World Atlas were presented to the honored guest. Attending in addition to Mr. Blakeslee were his wife, Daisy, Mrs. Pansy .Jordan, Robert Bowen, Otis Knopp, Mrs. Mary Bacon, Mrs. Greta Suttle, Mrs. Nellie Vale, Mrs . Karolyn Black, Guy Lee, Miss Linda Haley, Mrs. Patty Kelly, Miss Marta Guilkey, Mrs. Joyce Bowen, Mrs. Anna Moon and Miss Karen Wheeler. LOSE UGLY FAT money back. MONADEX is a tiny table t and easy to take . MONAD EX will help curb your desire for excess lo~d . Eat less weigh less . Contains no dangerous drugs and will not make you ne rvous. No strenuous exercise. Change your I ife . . . starl today. MONAD EX cost U .OO for a 2~ day supply. Large econom Is $5 .00 . Also tr AQUATABS : they work gently she to help you lose water-bloat. AQUA TABS- a "water pill" that works U .OO. Both guaranteed and sold by : Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, 112 E. Main, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug Store , Middleport. Mail Orders Filled. ZENITH COLOR TV Subs .75 - 6 Soft Drinks .60 Call Ahead-992-3984 FRIDAY,.SATURDAY, SUNDAY &MONDAY · MAIN STREET, POMEROY • e BlACK & WHITE TV • ' e ' (2 Doors South of the New York Clothin~ Store) Easy Terms! Free Delivery! nison, with Mrs . Erlewine to provide the one for the February meeting. Several polished bases for flower arrangements m3de by flieh! were donated by him to the dub. These were auctioned REMEMBER WITH STEREO MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRAT,E 773-5592 . MASON , W. VA. ~'7- The Daily.lientinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan . 31, 1974 and Mildred Roush . Attending were LaVer ne Costumes, Mary Lou Ed- Powell, Drew Hart, Marjorie wards, Rose Wolfe and Alberta Hoffman, Marion Batey , Wiles. Roberta Wiles , Diane Hickel, ~ ami lies of Pomeroy Dance Routine, Debbie Katie Hesson, Mary Ingels, donated over $373 in the fight Whi te, teenage rs; Carol Gen•ive Wood, Mildred Roush , against Muscular Dystrophy Ma ce! Clevenger, Linda ac cordin g lo Mrs. Maxine Roush, adults. Programs and ads, Hilda Young, Venice Ward, Rose Griffith chairman of the Smilh, Pauline Hester and Wolf, Pauline Hester, A. Pomero~ campaign. "We were Marshall , Georgann Fink, very pleased wiU1 the support LaVerne Powell . Lillian Greene, Connie Carter, we received from the comPromp ters, Hilda Smith, Mar jorie Hoffman, Marion Joyce Zerkle, Helen Abel, munity in our recent house to Havoline Flesher, Lois house march ," said Mrs . Baley, Joyce Zerkle. Ushers, Thelma Scally, Bumgardner and a guest, Griffith. "We would especially like to thank all the volunteer Frances Haeberle, Pat Layne Vesta Morrisett. .~o'men have' m·eett'n:g' ~~~:~n a~:~~·ce ~~~l:rie •-· ", . . NEW HAVEN- Following a ·'' meeting on drug abuse ."Tuesday evening, the New ;·.Haven Women's Club members went to another classroom at the New Haven Grade ....SChool for a short business : meeting. : Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, : presided, when Mrs. George : Ingels and Mrs. R. G. Greene, • reported that a previously : planned style show would not : materialize at this time, and a : future card party will be held •• Instead. The date will be an• nounced later. •• Mrs. Paul Powell and Mrs. : Eugene Hester, cOOirectocs of the New Haven Woman's Clu b "Carabet'' are making plans for the spring revue. Mrs . Hester announced that the following have been ap~ pointed : Publicity , Peggy Gurtis. Debbie White, Bobby Batey, Beverly Hester, Diane Hickel and Alma Marshal. Stage, Helen Abel, Havoline Flesher , Donna Thompson, Pomeroy people gave $373 ma rchers in Pomeroy." Dr . Leon I. Charash, chairman of the age ncy's Medical Advisory Committee, ·reported the opening of 23 free diagnostic and treatmen t clinics in 1973. MDAA's network of clinics total 130 based at hospitals and medical centers throughout the continental United States, Hawaii, f'uerto Rico, and Guam . research, patient and commun ity services, and professional and public health education - while 14.6 pel. was expended on fund raising and 4.7 pet. on administration. .. "The funds are also used for A total of $1.8 million has been appropriated for two research ce nters - at UCLA and the University of London 's Hammersmith Hospital for ''team assaults" on muscular dystrop,hy and allied disorders. John J. Gardiner, treasurer of the agency, reported that in its las t fiscal year, 80.7 pel. of MDAA 's expenditures went for essential program serv ices - our patient service activities whic.h provide wheelchairs, orthopedi c appliances, flu shots , etc . to the many victims of muscular dystrophy both her e in Pomeroy and throughout the country," said Mrs. Griffith. • ••• • Meigs •• > •• • • •• •• "• •• •• •, )' ,'! \ ·:£' ;\ .;;J----'-.. , ·>''; .... .> ' ,,,;~. !' ' :' >.<i1"~~ \~;;1/ '~'~ti.~ :;~;::::; .:!.:_) { {{! ;~:; ·:;:::;: ..;:;:; c FEB . i4th a woman n ever f o rgets t h e man who r e m embe rs . : : : • • • •• : '· : : ••• •• : : ~ • • ' : ., ··· • • '· ;. Property Transfers Virgil E. Roush, Mary S. Roush to Lester Winnett Roush; Carrie Josephine Roush, .44 acre, Letart. Charles N. lhle, Donna Ihle to John Michaellhle, Sharon L. Ihle, 1.18 acre, Sutton . Charles A. Barnhart to Mary J . Barnhart, lot, Tuppers Plains. Alvie Partlow, Anna Mae Partlow to Walter A. Wilson, Betty L. Wilson, 13 acres, Salisbury. Keith Riggs, Barbara Riggs, to Roberta C. O'Brien, J . B. O'Brien, parcel, Salisbury. Edward Little, Eva Uttle to Robert E. Musser, Roberta A. Musser, re-record 36 A. , Rutland. Bradley Pooler, Caryl E. Pooler to Bradley Pooler, Caryl Pooler, parcel, Chester. Pauline M. Marklns to Garfield Sizemore, Edna Sizemore, Jot, Rutland. Effie 0 . Norman, to AHred H. Ashworth, parcels, Sutton. Nettle Goble to Laurence A. HyseU, Nellie L. Hysell, 5 acres, Rutland. ,",.. v .- Care Line in ~ Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph . Charles Riffle , R. Open Daily I'OG o.m. lo 1~,00 p.m Sundoy t0:30 - 12:30andsto•p.m PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 992-2955 Friendly Service a..--------------------..1 Consuve gas like your job depended on it. Boca...., it •lght. American industry is the largest single user of energy . . . so the current shortage of natural gas poses a serious threat to jobs. The amount of gas available to business and industry depends in part on how much gas the residential custqmers consume . .. and how much they conserve. The mostlmportanttltinc you can do now to save ps is set your thermoslllt down ••• set it six degrees lower than lastwlnter, as ""'ommended by the Fedenl Energy Office. Other things you can do like . insulating, weather-stripping, caulking, and cutting dowrl your usc of hot water will also conserve. The more gas you save, the more will · be available for industry, the more available for jobs . .. maybe yours. Saving gas can help save jobs. Slarl losing weight today or I. a small pizza 12. FRIDAY & SAT. U~TIL 1 Social t Essay contest opens " America and Wha t It Means to Me" is the topic for an essay contest being spon~ sored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, through 'its Am erica nism chairwoman, Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Boys and girls of the Meigs High School , freshmen through se niors, are eligible to compete in the essay contest. Entries must be written by students on their own time outside the classroom . The contest is in no way connected with the school curriculum. According to Mrs. Neutzling the rules of the contest are as ;:;::;g;w<:.«:.~:::~:~:::::::::::;::::;::::::::::;< ..... ·.·. and report in the absence of Mrs . education projects were Ann Webster who is ilL Mrs. discussed during a meeting of Kate Jarrell gave the the Rutland Ga rd en Cl ub treasurer's report. Members :.!onday night at · the home of responded lo roll call by naming a new plant they' hope Mrs. Chris DiehL Report· was given on the lo grow this year. Devotions landsca ping at the Laurel Cliff were given by Mrs. Anna Free Methodist Church, and Turner followin g a welcome by the dub voted to se nd $20 to Mrs. Eva Robson , president to George Carper who did the the 16 members and guests, plantings in appreciation for Mrs. NeUie Vale, Mrs. F'annie Pettit, and Chris Diehl. Mrs. his work. A meeting with the Good Anna Turner was co-hostess Luck Garden Club at the for the meeting. Miss Ruby Diehl, program Athens Mental Health Center chairwoman, presented the was changed from November lo May . Read at the meeting topic, "The Desert Blooms'' was a thank you note from Mrs. and showed pictures she had Betty Mizicko for the Christ- taken on her trip west last mas party given the Good Luck summer . This replaced a program planned by Mrs. Club members. A memo from the Meigs Bernice Winn who rema ins ill. In her comments, Miss Diehl County Commissioners on the bi-centennial planning com- said that too many people think mittee was read . the word "desert" means Arrangements were made for barren, shifting sand, and little the club to provide the Green or no plant life. She said that Thumb Notes Feb. I by Mrs. this is not necessarily true and Richard Foley, and Aprill9 by cited the Sonoran Desert in Mrs. Margaret Parsons. The Southern Arizona which has an radio program was discussed average annual rainfall of with Mrs. Oleva Cottrill to tape from five to 10 inches and is anything but barren. it for presentation Feb. 4. Miss Diehl spoke of the two A vote of appreciation was rainy seasons-th-: "summe r given the Homestead Club for a donation to the treasury . The monsoon" brought about by club recently disbanded and moisture-laden air moving in the funds on hand were divided from the Gulf of Mexico, and between the organizing club, the violent thunderstorms the Rutland Club and the occuring primarily during July Rutland Friendly Gardeners . and August. She talked about Mrs . Pearl Canaday the wild flowers which cover presented the secretary's the desert by mid-April attracting thousands of residents =~~"W-:.:'&&«;:;•;»;>:;:;w:~:::::::::,:::::~::::::.~.~ and tourists into the countryside. !ii Among the first to bloom, she said, is the Mexican gold poppy which often covers acres of flatlands and hillsides with their brilliant orange. She noted that in the southwestern THURSDAY part of Arizona, wet winters FREE CLOTHING day at trigger life into the · dormant Salvation Army, 115 Butternut bulbs of the desert lily, some Ave., Pomeroy, 10 a.m. to growing to about two feet and noon . Any area resident resembling the Easter Lily . needing clothing welcome . She spoke of the verbena, POINT PLEASANT Gun and of the datura, one of the Club meets for annual session largest of desert blooms, many at 7:30 p. m. Krodel Park club times measuring six Inches in house. diameter opening during the POMEROY Cub Scout Pack night and closing as soon as the 249 meeting, 7:30p.m. at IOOF direct rays of 1¥ morning sun Hall, Pomeroy. Registration fall across the petals. She also for new year must be paid ; !old of the mariposa and the plans to be made for Blue and large desert marigolds, the Gold Banquet and observing cliff rose , I!Jld the soapweed Scout Month during February . yucca . All Cub Scouts and parents Gardening tips for February urged to attend. were given by Mrs. Ruth FRIDAY Erlewine. Mrs. Diehl conMIDDLEPORT Chamber of ducted a seed identification Commerce 7:30p .m. at office contest. The traveling prize of Columbus and Southern Ohio brought by Miss Ruby Diehl Electric Company. was won by Mrs. Carl DenTHE SUNSHINE Class of the Mason United Methodist Church sponsors a smorgasbord at 4:30 p.m .. Menu includes meat loaf, chicken, vegetables, salads, pie, cake, coffee and tea. $1.75 for adults; $1 for children. SATURDAY DANCE Southern High School in Racine, 10 ·p.m. to midnight sponsored by senior class. Music by Wood Quilt. HYMN SING at Freedom Gospel .Mission, Bald Knobs, 7:30 p.m . Davis Family , Buffalo, W. Va ., featured singers. Public invited . EASTERN HIGH School Jr. Class bake sale Saturday, 5:30 p.m. continuing through the Eastern - Fairfield basketball · game at the high schooL The class will also sponsor a dance until midnight in the gym after the game. _ RUTLAND - Civic By ·Charlene Hooflirh ~ I • ' off to the members and netted $5 for the treasury. ' Mrs. Roy Snowden will host the next meeting . A dessert cotirse was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Diehl and Mrs. Turner. Highlighting the refreshment table decorations was Mrs . Diehl's musical l,eapot. ct,LUMBIAGAS Gu II ,roc~ou, JIUh •ll<fl?' , .. -11 wlooiJ. ~ ;· full-time at :~ dial 992-7502 '":', PRELL SURE,, Antiperspir Regular Unscented 9 oz. . $1.75 Value Toothpaste Reg . & Mint large Size· 93c Value 16 oz . $2 . IS Value 1 P4~~s I Reg. $1.49 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON . VALUABLE COUPON INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH DRANO BEHOLD I I I Dishwasher I Detergent I KING SIZE I 3 lbs . ~ 2 oz . I I ONLY I I I 12 oz . $1.19 Value 59~ 1 I CASCADE Furniture Polish Drain Opener I I With Coupon · Good only at Nelson's Expires Feb. 4, 1974 L----------------TIDE Detergent 84 oz. King Size With Coupon With Coupon Good. only at Nelson's =""" Expires Feb . 4! 1974 Good only at Nelson's ExJ)ires Feb . 4, 1974 NEW DRANO II Double Action Drain Opener Packets 87c Value 59~ Solid Automatic VANISH Toilet Bowl Cleaner BLUE LUSTRE VACUUM \la:ANER BAGS PRINGLES POTATO CHI.,_ Large Selection to Fit Most Machines TWIN PACK B5c Value Regular $1.00 package SYRACUSE - Charles H. ·:• Cobb, Syracuse, an installer repairman, has received a certificate for completing . a course in basic electronics at General TeleJlhone Co. at Ohio's Technical Training School in Marion. The two week course covers fundamentaltheory of ampUflers, power supplies and other radio and common electronic equipment. A graduate of Point Pleasant High School, Cobb has been with the company four years. He works in the Pomeroy Exchange in the company's AtheliS District He earlier had completed four other specialized courses in the company's training program. 63~ RENO ZIT Aerosol Air Freshener ULTRA LASH by Monsanto MASCARA & Fruit of the loom MAGIC "She~r Reg. SI.OO each ~~~ Limited Offer from Coty 79.' Scented .HAND &BODY Sheer·fo·the- Waist No. 1301 2pair For MASCARA HOSE - 3 Texo PANTY ..,, .... : I I I --------------------------1 Reg . $1.63 Cobb completes 'phone course VISITS FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Price, Columbus, spent the weekend here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owelll. CLOSE-UP r,----------------~----------------.----------------i .. ' ._, MINI liquid Shampoo PRELL CONCENTRATE ~ The Meigs County Alcohol ;.: and Drug Abuse Program is in ; full operation, offering free ,.,..,.assistance to any persons needing help in these problem areas. In connection with this •; program, the Meigs County Care Une is operating on a full. time basis, with professlonaUy trained personnel ready to answer questions and offer assistance for a wide variety of ·: problems. During the past year the Care line has received approximately 1400 crises calls. In order to create a greater awareness of the services offered, the Meigs County Committee on Alcohol and Drug abuse has distributed to .... business places and to the ,school students of the county, posters, match covers and pencils, hearing the Care Une number. Citizens of the county are urged to use these services when personal problems arise. · ' The Care Line number is 9927502. AYFREE . 86~ A thought for the day: U.S. novelist Christopher Morley said, "The enemies of the future are always the very nicest pe~le . " r LOTION each '175 PLAYTEX ~~...,.. TAMPONS D~t tarnn. e_x "''ns '· 30's Reg. 51.79 I I I I I I I I I I �.' ·' ••··-. ' 6- The Dailv Sent int'l . Middlcport -PoullTOY. 0 .. J<1 n. :11, 1 ~}74 !lf~ Girl ·Scout Diary ' Rutland gardeners have meet :'i :::: ' lntcrcstC'd in seei ng a Brow ui e troop orga nized in Pomeroy ? Then plan to at tend a meeting at the Po meroy Elementary Sc hool at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon. At that lime Mrs . Isabelle Foster, district advisor for lhe Black Diamond Scout Council , will be here to meet with parents and any at hers interested in seeing a Browni e troop organized. Many of lhc first, second and lhird grade girls at the Pomer oy school have indicated their des ire to joi n the scouting progra m . but until leaders, assistant lea ders, committee members and other volunteers can be secured, a troop caiUlot be orga ni zed . MIDDLEPORT CADE'ITE TROOP 185 Several members of the Middleport Cadettes attended a program on drug a buse Tuesday nig ht at New Haven . Mrs. J anice t;ibhs, leader , Wi:iS assisted by Mrs. Donna Byer in transporting the gir ls to New Have n. In the group were yirginia Burchett, Jo McKinney , Carin Bailey, Julie Kitchen , Julle Byer, Kim Payne, Trina Gibbs and Kathy Manley. The troop will begma multi-media firs t aid course Saturday a! the Middlepor t First Bapti st Church under the direction of . ' .. Miss Char lotte LaTourette , Red Cross instructor . Saturday 's session will begin at 10 :30 a.m. and will continue and is now serving in the U.S. Navy. WNiding plans are until about 2:30 p. m. The scouts are to take a sack lunch. The second session to complete the eight-hour standard first aide course will be Feb. 16. Completion of the course qualifies the seouL' fo r a badge. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Work on the sewing badge and the games badge was continued at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Junior Troop at the Hea th United Methodi st Chu rch. Girls workin g th e se wing badge have completed preparing their sewing boxes and Monday began work on hemming a tea towe l. Mrs. Ruth Spencer, assistant leader, demonstrated the incomplete . use of the sewin g machine. Miss Pansy Thomas ANNOUNCES ENGAG EMENT ~· Mrs. Vir ginia Thoma s, Pomeroy, is announcing th e engage nH'nt of her daughter , Pansy, to Dorsey 0 . Ohli nger . son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinge r, Middleport. Miss Tllome~s is a sophomore al Meigs High School . Her fiance attended Meigs High Sc hool RETURNS TO BASE Sgt. George A. Ginther, U. S. Air Force, returned to Wright Patterson Base in Da yton Sunday evening aft er spending the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Ori s Ginther, Chester Road. Those working on the games badge learned two new games and then tau ght the ga mes to b'irls doing other badge work . SALISBURY .JUNIOR TROOP 100 Plans to ma ke valentines for the residents of the Syracuse Nursing Home were made during the Tuesday night meeting of' the Sa1isbury Juniors. Linda Williams, patrol leader, conducted the meeting which opened with the pledge to the flag and the girl scout promise. Thank you cards have been purchased for use by the troop, it Wl!S reported. A mother-daughter skating party was se t for Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Skate-A~Way rink , Chester Road, 2 to 4 p. m. Followin g the skating party lhe girls will go to the home of Mrs. Jack Morris fo r a social hour. Cathy Morris will be hostess. Laura Gail Smith gave "my home" badge report, Renee Kaldore reported on her housekeeping badge work , and Patty Parker di scussed her cooking badge . At the next meeting Joyce Baker, Becky Dorst, Teresa Dorst and Melanie Adkins will give badge review. Camille Swindell will serve refreshments and Joyc e Baker will have ga mes. Mrs . Stanley Kaldore was a guest at the meeting . Mrs. Nancy Morris read a poem, "A Valentine's Day Gift". !~! Socia I ICalendar! follows: No more than 500 words, nor less than 350 words on the topic, with all entries to be typed on regular typing paper and double spaced with II> inch margin on the left. Entries must be in the hands of Mrs. Neutzling at 105 Maple Place, Pomeroy, no later than Feb. 25, 1974. A panel of three will judge the entries. Prizes will be $35 for first ; $25 for second, and $20 for third . . All winners will be guests at a dinner to be given for the Drew Webster Post members and their families March 19. The contest winners will be presented at that time. M~s . Neutzling urges par· ticipation in the essay contest =: ~ ~~~~n ~~~~~~~r:~~~~~ iCalendarl ~iak~~;~ SUNDAY REVIVAL through Sunday at Faith Tabernacle · Churc h, Bailey Run Road , 7:30 p.m.; public invited. REVIVAL at Chester Church of God will continue through Sunday. Rev. Chester Estep guest speaker. Public invited. .,. 1 Year Anniversary Sale $1.00 OFF .75 .0FF .50 OFF a large pizza a medium pizza honored C. E. Blakeslee, who is retiring Thursday after 33 years as Meigs County Extension Agent, Agriculture, was honored by his co-workers Monday at the Extension Office. Employes in the County Board of Education Office and the Extension Office each brought a covered dish and a wurprise dinner was held in his honor. A billfold and a RandMcNally World Atlas were presented to the honored guest. Attending in addition to Mr. Blakeslee were his wife, Daisy, Mrs. Pansy .Jordan, Robert Bowen, Otis Knopp, Mrs. Mary Bacon, Mrs. Greta Suttle, Mrs. Nellie Vale, Mrs . Karolyn Black, Guy Lee, Miss Linda Haley, Mrs. Patty Kelly, Miss Marta Guilkey, Mrs. Joyce Bowen, Mrs. Anna Moon and Miss Karen Wheeler. LOSE UGLY FAT money back. MONADEX is a tiny table t and easy to take . MONAD EX will help curb your desire for excess lo~d . Eat less weigh less . Contains no dangerous drugs and will not make you ne rvous. No strenuous exercise. Change your I ife . . . starl today. MONAD EX cost U .OO for a 2~ day supply. Large econom Is $5 .00 . Also tr AQUATABS : they work gently she to help you lose water-bloat. AQUA TABS- a "water pill" that works U .OO. Both guaranteed and sold by : Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, 112 E. Main, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug Store , Middleport. Mail Orders Filled. ZENITH COLOR TV Subs .75 - 6 Soft Drinks .60 Call Ahead-992-3984 FRIDAY,.SATURDAY, SUNDAY &MONDAY · MAIN STREET, POMEROY • e BlACK & WHITE TV • ' e ' (2 Doors South of the New York Clothin~ Store) Easy Terms! Free Delivery! nison, with Mrs . Erlewine to provide the one for the February meeting. Several polished bases for flower arrangements m3de by flieh! were donated by him to the dub. These were auctioned REMEMBER WITH STEREO MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRAT,E 773-5592 . MASON , W. VA. ~'7- The Daily.lientinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan . 31, 1974 and Mildred Roush . Attending were LaVer ne Costumes, Mary Lou Ed- Powell, Drew Hart, Marjorie wards, Rose Wolfe and Alberta Hoffman, Marion Batey , Wiles. Roberta Wiles , Diane Hickel, ~ ami lies of Pomeroy Dance Routine, Debbie Katie Hesson, Mary Ingels, donated over $373 in the fight Whi te, teenage rs; Carol Gen•ive Wood, Mildred Roush , against Muscular Dystrophy Ma ce! Clevenger, Linda ac cordin g lo Mrs. Maxine Roush, adults. Programs and ads, Hilda Young, Venice Ward, Rose Griffith chairman of the Smilh, Pauline Hester and Wolf, Pauline Hester, A. Pomero~ campaign. "We were Marshall , Georgann Fink, very pleased wiU1 the support LaVerne Powell . Lillian Greene, Connie Carter, we received from the comPromp ters, Hilda Smith, Mar jorie Hoffman, Marion Joyce Zerkle, Helen Abel, munity in our recent house to Havoline Flesher, Lois house march ," said Mrs . Baley, Joyce Zerkle. Ushers, Thelma Scally, Bumgardner and a guest, Griffith. "We would especially like to thank all the volunteer Frances Haeberle, Pat Layne Vesta Morrisett. .~o'men have' m·eett'n:g' ~~~:~n a~:~~·ce ~~~l:rie •-· ", . . NEW HAVEN- Following a ·'' meeting on drug abuse ."Tuesday evening, the New ;·.Haven Women's Club members went to another classroom at the New Haven Grade ....SChool for a short business : meeting. : Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, : presided, when Mrs. George : Ingels and Mrs. R. G. Greene, • reported that a previously : planned style show would not : materialize at this time, and a : future card party will be held •• Instead. The date will be an• nounced later. •• Mrs. Paul Powell and Mrs. : Eugene Hester, cOOirectocs of the New Haven Woman's Clu b "Carabet'' are making plans for the spring revue. Mrs . Hester announced that the following have been ap~ pointed : Publicity , Peggy Gurtis. Debbie White, Bobby Batey, Beverly Hester, Diane Hickel and Alma Marshal. Stage, Helen Abel, Havoline Flesher , Donna Thompson, Pomeroy people gave $373 ma rchers in Pomeroy." Dr . Leon I. Charash, chairman of the age ncy's Medical Advisory Committee, ·reported the opening of 23 free diagnostic and treatmen t clinics in 1973. MDAA's network of clinics total 130 based at hospitals and medical centers throughout the continental United States, Hawaii, f'uerto Rico, and Guam . research, patient and commun ity services, and professional and public health education - while 14.6 pel. was expended on fund raising and 4.7 pet. on administration. .. "The funds are also used for A total of $1.8 million has been appropriated for two research ce nters - at UCLA and the University of London 's Hammersmith Hospital for ''team assaults" on muscular dystrop,hy and allied disorders. John J. Gardiner, treasurer of the agency, reported that in its las t fiscal year, 80.7 pel. of MDAA 's expenditures went for essential program serv ices - our patient service activities whic.h provide wheelchairs, orthopedi c appliances, flu shots , etc . to the many victims of muscular dystrophy both her e in Pomeroy and throughout the country," said Mrs. Griffith. • ••• • Meigs •• > •• • • •• •• "• •• •• •, )' ,'! \ ·:£' ;\ .;;J----'-.. , ·>''; .... .> ' ,,,;~. !' ' :' >.<i1"~~ \~;;1/ '~'~ti.~ :;~;::::; .:!.:_) { {{! ;~:; ·:;:::;: ..;:;:; c FEB . i4th a woman n ever f o rgets t h e man who r e m embe rs . : : : • • • •• : '· : : ••• •• : : ~ • • ' : ., ··· • • '· ;. Property Transfers Virgil E. Roush, Mary S. Roush to Lester Winnett Roush; Carrie Josephine Roush, .44 acre, Letart. Charles N. lhle, Donna Ihle to John Michaellhle, Sharon L. Ihle, 1.18 acre, Sutton . Charles A. Barnhart to Mary J . Barnhart, lot, Tuppers Plains. Alvie Partlow, Anna Mae Partlow to Walter A. Wilson, Betty L. Wilson, 13 acres, Salisbury. Keith Riggs, Barbara Riggs, to Roberta C. O'Brien, J . B. O'Brien, parcel, Salisbury. Edward Little, Eva Uttle to Robert E. Musser, Roberta A. Musser, re-record 36 A. , Rutland. Bradley Pooler, Caryl E. Pooler to Bradley Pooler, Caryl Pooler, parcel, Chester. Pauline M. Marklns to Garfield Sizemore, Edna Sizemore, Jot, Rutland. Effie 0 . Norman, to AHred H. Ashworth, parcels, Sutton. Nettle Goble to Laurence A. HyseU, Nellie L. Hysell, 5 acres, Rutland. ,",.. v .- Care Line in ~ Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph . Charles Riffle , R. Open Daily I'OG o.m. lo 1~,00 p.m Sundoy t0:30 - 12:30andsto•p.m PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 992-2955 Friendly Service a..--------------------..1 Consuve gas like your job depended on it. Boca...., it •lght. American industry is the largest single user of energy . . . so the current shortage of natural gas poses a serious threat to jobs. The amount of gas available to business and industry depends in part on how much gas the residential custqmers consume . .. and how much they conserve. The mostlmportanttltinc you can do now to save ps is set your thermoslllt down ••• set it six degrees lower than lastwlnter, as ""'ommended by the Fedenl Energy Office. Other things you can do like . insulating, weather-stripping, caulking, and cutting dowrl your usc of hot water will also conserve. The more gas you save, the more will · be available for industry, the more available for jobs . .. maybe yours. Saving gas can help save jobs. Slarl losing weight today or I. a small pizza 12. FRIDAY & SAT. U~TIL 1 Social t Essay contest opens " America and Wha t It Means to Me" is the topic for an essay contest being spon~ sored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, through 'its Am erica nism chairwoman, Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Boys and girls of the Meigs High School , freshmen through se niors, are eligible to compete in the essay contest. Entries must be written by students on their own time outside the classroom . The contest is in no way connected with the school curriculum. According to Mrs. Neutzling the rules of the contest are as ;:;::;g;w<:.«:.~:::~:~:::::::::::;::::;::::::::::;< ..... ·.·. and report in the absence of Mrs . education projects were Ann Webster who is ilL Mrs. discussed during a meeting of Kate Jarrell gave the the Rutland Ga rd en Cl ub treasurer's report. Members :.!onday night at · the home of responded lo roll call by naming a new plant they' hope Mrs. Chris DiehL Report· was given on the lo grow this year. Devotions landsca ping at the Laurel Cliff were given by Mrs. Anna Free Methodist Church, and Turner followin g a welcome by the dub voted to se nd $20 to Mrs. Eva Robson , president to George Carper who did the the 16 members and guests, plantings in appreciation for Mrs. NeUie Vale, Mrs. F'annie Pettit, and Chris Diehl. Mrs. his work. A meeting with the Good Anna Turner was co-hostess Luck Garden Club at the for the meeting. Miss Ruby Diehl, program Athens Mental Health Center chairwoman, presented the was changed from November lo May . Read at the meeting topic, "The Desert Blooms'' was a thank you note from Mrs. and showed pictures she had Betty Mizicko for the Christ- taken on her trip west last mas party given the Good Luck summer . This replaced a program planned by Mrs. Club members. A memo from the Meigs Bernice Winn who rema ins ill. In her comments, Miss Diehl County Commissioners on the bi-centennial planning com- said that too many people think mittee was read . the word "desert" means Arrangements were made for barren, shifting sand, and little the club to provide the Green or no plant life. She said that Thumb Notes Feb. I by Mrs. this is not necessarily true and Richard Foley, and Aprill9 by cited the Sonoran Desert in Mrs. Margaret Parsons. The Southern Arizona which has an radio program was discussed average annual rainfall of with Mrs. Oleva Cottrill to tape from five to 10 inches and is anything but barren. it for presentation Feb. 4. Miss Diehl spoke of the two A vote of appreciation was rainy seasons-th-: "summe r given the Homestead Club for a donation to the treasury . The monsoon" brought about by club recently disbanded and moisture-laden air moving in the funds on hand were divided from the Gulf of Mexico, and between the organizing club, the violent thunderstorms the Rutland Club and the occuring primarily during July Rutland Friendly Gardeners . and August. She talked about Mrs . Pearl Canaday the wild flowers which cover presented the secretary's the desert by mid-April attracting thousands of residents =~~"W-:.:'&&«;:;•;»;>:;:;w:~:::::::::,:::::~::::::.~.~ and tourists into the countryside. !ii Among the first to bloom, she said, is the Mexican gold poppy which often covers acres of flatlands and hillsides with their brilliant orange. She noted that in the southwestern THURSDAY part of Arizona, wet winters FREE CLOTHING day at trigger life into the · dormant Salvation Army, 115 Butternut bulbs of the desert lily, some Ave., Pomeroy, 10 a.m. to growing to about two feet and noon . Any area resident resembling the Easter Lily . needing clothing welcome . She spoke of the verbena, POINT PLEASANT Gun and of the datura, one of the Club meets for annual session largest of desert blooms, many at 7:30 p. m. Krodel Park club times measuring six Inches in house. diameter opening during the POMEROY Cub Scout Pack night and closing as soon as the 249 meeting, 7:30p.m. at IOOF direct rays of 1¥ morning sun Hall, Pomeroy. Registration fall across the petals. She also for new year must be paid ; !old of the mariposa and the plans to be made for Blue and large desert marigolds, the Gold Banquet and observing cliff rose , I!Jld the soapweed Scout Month during February . yucca . All Cub Scouts and parents Gardening tips for February urged to attend. were given by Mrs. Ruth FRIDAY Erlewine. Mrs. Diehl conMIDDLEPORT Chamber of ducted a seed identification Commerce 7:30p .m. at office contest. The traveling prize of Columbus and Southern Ohio brought by Miss Ruby Diehl Electric Company. was won by Mrs. Carl DenTHE SUNSHINE Class of the Mason United Methodist Church sponsors a smorgasbord at 4:30 p.m .. Menu includes meat loaf, chicken, vegetables, salads, pie, cake, coffee and tea. $1.75 for adults; $1 for children. SATURDAY DANCE Southern High School in Racine, 10 ·p.m. to midnight sponsored by senior class. Music by Wood Quilt. HYMN SING at Freedom Gospel .Mission, Bald Knobs, 7:30 p.m . Davis Family , Buffalo, W. Va ., featured singers. Public invited . EASTERN HIGH School Jr. Class bake sale Saturday, 5:30 p.m. continuing through the Eastern - Fairfield basketball · game at the high schooL The class will also sponsor a dance until midnight in the gym after the game. _ RUTLAND - Civic By ·Charlene Hooflirh ~ I • ' off to the members and netted $5 for the treasury. ' Mrs. Roy Snowden will host the next meeting . A dessert cotirse was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Diehl and Mrs. Turner. Highlighting the refreshment table decorations was Mrs . Diehl's musical l,eapot. ct,LUMBIAGAS Gu II ,roc~ou, JIUh •ll<fl?' , .. -11 wlooiJ. ~ ;· full-time at :~ dial 992-7502 '":', PRELL SURE,, Antiperspir Regular Unscented 9 oz. . $1.75 Value Toothpaste Reg . & Mint large Size· 93c Value 16 oz . $2 . IS Value 1 P4~~s I Reg. $1.49 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON . VALUABLE COUPON INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH DRANO BEHOLD I I I Dishwasher I Detergent I KING SIZE I 3 lbs . ~ 2 oz . I I ONLY I I I 12 oz . $1.19 Value 59~ 1 I CASCADE Furniture Polish Drain Opener I I With Coupon · Good only at Nelson's Expires Feb. 4, 1974 L----------------TIDE Detergent 84 oz. King Size With Coupon With Coupon Good. only at Nelson's =""" Expires Feb . 4! 1974 Good only at Nelson's ExJ)ires Feb . 4, 1974 NEW DRANO II Double Action Drain Opener Packets 87c Value 59~ Solid Automatic VANISH Toilet Bowl Cleaner BLUE LUSTRE VACUUM \la:ANER BAGS PRINGLES POTATO CHI.,_ Large Selection to Fit Most Machines TWIN PACK B5c Value Regular $1.00 package SYRACUSE - Charles H. ·:• Cobb, Syracuse, an installer repairman, has received a certificate for completing . a course in basic electronics at General TeleJlhone Co. at Ohio's Technical Training School in Marion. The two week course covers fundamentaltheory of ampUflers, power supplies and other radio and common electronic equipment. A graduate of Point Pleasant High School, Cobb has been with the company four years. He works in the Pomeroy Exchange in the company's AtheliS District He earlier had completed four other specialized courses in the company's training program. 63~ RENO ZIT Aerosol Air Freshener ULTRA LASH by Monsanto MASCARA & Fruit of the loom MAGIC "She~r Reg. SI.OO each ~~~ Limited Offer from Coty 79.' Scented .HAND &BODY Sheer·fo·the- Waist No. 1301 2pair For MASCARA HOSE - 3 Texo PANTY ..,, .... : I I I --------------------------1 Reg . $1.63 Cobb completes 'phone course VISITS FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Price, Columbus, spent the weekend here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owelll. CLOSE-UP r,----------------~----------------.----------------i .. ' ._, MINI liquid Shampoo PRELL CONCENTRATE ~ The Meigs County Alcohol ;.: and Drug Abuse Program is in ; full operation, offering free ,.,..,.assistance to any persons needing help in these problem areas. In connection with this •; program, the Meigs County Care Une is operating on a full. time basis, with professlonaUy trained personnel ready to answer questions and offer assistance for a wide variety of ·: problems. During the past year the Care line has received approximately 1400 crises calls. In order to create a greater awareness of the services offered, the Meigs County Committee on Alcohol and Drug abuse has distributed to .... business places and to the ,school students of the county, posters, match covers and pencils, hearing the Care Une number. Citizens of the county are urged to use these services when personal problems arise. · ' The Care Line number is 9927502. AYFREE . 86~ A thought for the day: U.S. novelist Christopher Morley said, "The enemies of the future are always the very nicest pe~le . " r LOTION each '175 PLAYTEX ~~...,.. TAMPONS D~t tarnn. e_x "''ns '· 30's Reg. 51.79 I I I I I I I I I I �, 8 - Tht' Dm 1\ St•nt mt'!. Mlthlll·pilii-PlHlll't ll \ , 0 , J.t n 11. 1'1 7 I WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P 11/o. Day Be for e PublrcatroJ Monday Dead lrn e 9 a 111 Ca n ce llal ron Correc tr ons w II be accep t ed until 9 a m l or Day ol Publ rca l on REGULATIONS Th e Publ s.he r reserves the nght to edr t or re tect any ads deemed ob tect ronal The pub! sher wrl l not be respon srb l e for more than one- n corre c t rns.er tron RATES F or Want Ad Servtce 5 cen ts per Word one mser t ron Mrn mum Charg e $! 00 14 cen ts p er wore! thr ee consecu t rve nsert on s '1 6 ce nt s per word s )C con sec u trve rn ser tro ns '15 Per Ce nt Dr scoun t on pa rd ads and ads pa rd wilhrn 10 day s CA RD OF THANKS &OBITUARY $2 00 for .5 0 word m rn rmum Ea c h add I ronal word GIRLS Not1ce Not1ce SH OO TIN G MATCH Fork ed Run Spor tsman Club noon Sunday tactory choked Quns only 1 3 1 3t c BAND at Ja c ks Club and Saturday 1J 11 1 :Zt c SHO OTI N G Ma t ch R acr ne Gu n Club Sunday F ebruary 3 I p m A ssort ed meat s f<~ c tory choked gun s only I 31] 3tc . NE ED YOUR BOOT ::i? OLD ma n Qur sen berry has nne pat r s now reparred v nd ready to go P lease c om e rn our shop br rng a few coupons ' (Washrnqton s p rc tur e ) t o redeem your boo rs Thank.s rn advance B Qur sen b cr ry Sy ra c use Ohro 1 30 3t p OR OLDER BE A PAPER CARRIER. FR EE h ome demonstratron s of the Compact not a vacuum cl eaner but a new rdea n a home care ap!jtirance 25 yr guaran tee ca.tT 446 0J47 for appt 1 30 6tp SH OOTING Match Corn Ho l low Gun Club Turn firs t rr g ht after Miles Cemetery Ru tland F ac t o r y choked guns onl y Sunday Feb r uary 3 1p m 1 30 3tc B&G AUCTION 14 Roversode Dr . Athe n s, Ohoo Br ll Wade DELIVER The Daily IN COME Tax ::.ervr ce 9 am to 5 p m Darty , excep t Sunday evenrngs by apporntmen t only Co Rd 12 off Rt 7 bypas s Phone Wanda Eblrn 992 2272 1 '1 3Dtc Sentinel Th1s could be your golden opportunity to l earn bus1ness methods, save money for clothmg or college, w1n pnzes These and many other benef1ts are avallallle to deserv1ng !enhnel earners. DANCE! Whispering Pines Night Club Fnday & Saturday Noghts 10Tol2 : 00 MUSIC By For years, The Sen tmel has helpe'd young people develop the at tributes and talents which spe ll success m adult l1fe The Mavericks Con s 1gnm e nt s ac cepted 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . daoly , or woll pay cash for your household PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT CL E AR A N CE SaJert The V tllage F abn cs ot Tupper s Pt e~ ns ha ve a wrd c v ar1 ely ol t •r sl Qrad e poly es ter double k.n t ~ n d not on ~ Pr •c es stcrsh ed 1 I ]9 3tp To G v e Away 8 MONTH old t ema l c col i e Phone 9<1 9 1607 1 79 1t p lost F EMALE gr eat dane fawn color n o taq s Losl 111 M f! gs County reward Phone 69 8 1671 af te r 6 p m I 7.5 61 C IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Call 992-2156 • OR FILL OUT AN.DMAIL THE COUPON BELOW I ------------, I CIRCULATION DEPT I THE DAILY SENTINEL I Ill COURT ST I POMEROY, OHIO 45769 I I I I "I NAME I I I 1 1 I N THE MATTER Ot= SET TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT, ME I GS CO UN TY OHIO Accounts and vouct1ers of th e fo l low rng nam ed ftdu c rart eS have been filed 1n th e Probate Court, Mergs County, Oh o for approva l and se ttlem ent CASE NO 19,902 Frrst and F 1na l Ac count of Stan l ey Fo tct en Admrnrstra tor of the Estat e of Caro l A Fo1uen Decea sed CASE NO 20 464 Second and Frna l Account of Frances E Drenner , Guardran of t he Guardran sh 1p Estate of Srdney Pre kens, an rn co m petent CASE NO 20 885 Frrst and Final Account of Jean Cratg Adm rnl stratrrx of th e Es tate of Robert D Crarg De ceased Unless exce ptron s are filed th ereto, sa td accounts writ be for 1'1eanng before sard Court on th e 27th day ol F eb ru ary 197 4, at WhiCI'1 trme sard accounts will be consrdered and conlrnued from day to day until f rnally dtsposed of Any pe rs on mterested may ftle wntten except1ons to sa1 d a ccount s or to matters pe r tamrng to t he execut ton of t he trust not less th an frve days pr ror to the date set for hearrng I I I I I I Ill I I L-------~--~-' AGE I I I I MANNING 0 WEBSTER JUDGE COMMON PLEA S COURT, PROB A TE D IVIS I O N MEIG S COUNTY OHIO 31 ltc INFORMATION ABOUT: I I ~----=-==::-::-:---- 1 JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURiTY CONSUMER PROTECTION I I I I !------~1 CITY ' I I I I AND GREAT COUNTRY 1 ADDRESS I t----- - - - -1 ZIP CODE I I I 1------------l ... STEREO 92.1 FM WMPO _ .Mid.d.leport-Pomero '1.!~ Mob1le Homes For Sale For Rent or Sale CO NCORD Travel r rarte r nrce lor couple Call 992 7.179 1 3 1 ti c Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. BABY::, I TTER wanted n my ho me must h ave o wn trans portatron 5 or 6 day s a week Phone 997 25.50 or 7J2 6551 I 30 lf L Wanted To Buy CASH pa rd tor al l mak.es and mode l s of mobr le homes Phone area code 61d 423 9531 4 13 tfc 1 HI VE o f bees Call 992 7003 1 3 1 6t c R IV ER SI DE Au t o Wreck n g wri t pay $5 for ~ II JUnk ca r s Pho n e ( 3041 !18'1 5244 or 773 5890 1 17 26t c 75 BALES o f st r aw 380.5 NO 1 co pp er 65c radrators 32c r ed br ass 35c ballerres $1 20 M A HaiL R eeds v ti e Ohro Ph on e 378 6749 1 27 tfc LAND contra c t or r en t wrlh optron to buy Abo ut .50 a c re s wrth some t ype of storage bu ldtn g The brgger t l'1 e better Can be rn any co ndd1on wri t do repat r s W rth rn 10 m tie s of Ma son, W Va or Pom eroy If you know of some vacated land plea se ca ll collect Phone 992 5]35 1 27 61p SI LVER COIN P lease quot e pr ce and marl to Jac kt e Rt 4 Pataska la Wans l ey Ohro 43062 1 74 M e ---------------,.,. OLD f u r nitur e, oak ta bl eS'" c locks rce boxes brass bed s, d rsh es or complete households Wrlle M D Miller, Rt 4, Pomeroy Oh ro, call 992 62 71 · 5 13 lf c --------------- Employment Wanted I NTERIOR and exterror parn t rng by ho ur or con tract ?C years cxperren ce Call Car l Nelson 991 5083 1 30 6tp Call 992 3716 1 31 Btp W I LL babys rt In my home by hour , day or week No ntghts PhO 'l~ B E DROOM home rn Mtd dleport pr 1vat e o wner new roof and bath Phon e 9 ~ 9 J83'1 or 8-0 ]66 / 1 7 t 6tc 'J e l ec 1r1 c r ondtlron cx c ettcnt Piron e 99 1 SB67 or turn~ ce 99/ JOO 'i I 79 'ilp 60 TRAIL E R wllh pull QUI SE' I up rn P1n eg rov e w 11 lrn nn r e D Rrc h ardson Gen c r~l De l very Ma nn W va 256 35 or phone DOc~) 583 I} X 6507 1 3o 11 c Help Wanted UPHOL STERY l abr1 CS by th e vard S·1 rn c hcs wtde as tow a s $1 9'i pPr yiHd Ve l ve ts a s low as S3 45 I mpor t ed valu es $9 95 we a l so h ave nylon hercu l on eolian prrnt s vrnyls r emnan ts by th e y ard or by t he puec P. Pom eroy Recover y 672 E Ma tn S t Pomeroy Phon L 99'1 75S4 1 ']9 261 C GR t L L cook. carhop and krt F OAM to l rll your old cou c h and LIH.'n h el p wanted Apply rn charr cush ons ~ s l ow a s p er son Crows St eak House S10 ?S U phol stery book.s only 1 27 li e 'iOc 4 rn ch cover ed toam mattresses f or standard s rze D I RE C T Sates Drstr rbutors bed $'19 9S P omeroy wanted t or vtlum rns a nd Recovery 6'12 E Mam St r eet or q an lC produc ts Pa rt or f ul l Pomero y Phone 99 ? 7'i 54 t rme t- or rn tervrew wrt1e 1 ']9 261 C Mary E nqle R R 1 Bo)C 19 Unron Oh10 ISJ'J'J COAL F OR SALE J A YMA R l 16 16tp COAL rOMPA N Y TH E MEtG::, & GA LLl A LI N E STATE ROU T E 7 AT KOSCOT KOSME TI CS B. W I GS CH FSHIRE OPE N 7 TI L L We hav e the p r oduct on hand 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A WEEK and w e d elrv er to you per PH 0 N E ?9 2 .5693 son ally H el en Jane Bro wn I <'B .S tc 99 l .5 I 13 12 30tfc AM FM radto st er eo B tn c k t~ pe combrna t on d speaker NEED woman to ltve rn and soun d sys t em Ba l an c e t<~ke mo ther' s pla c e o f 2 ~101 'i? or I Prm s <~varl<~ble ch1ld r en rna new respectab l e PhOne 99'1 3965 hom e You m a y also have 1 1 28 tt c ch rld of you r own Phone 992 7S36 For Rent 12 X 60 TRAILER fully car peted prrvate tot rn Tuppers P larn s SIOO pe r mon t h Call ll43 24 14 1 29 ]tp P AINT DAMAGE 197 d Zrg Za q SEWIN G MACHINES St rll n orrgrna l cartons No at t a ch ment s needed as our co nt r ol s ar e burtt 1n Sews w th 1 or 2 n ee dl es makes buttonholes se w on button s monograms and b l n d 11em stttch F ut i cash prrce $Ja SO or b udget plan avatlabl e Phone 99 2 2984 1 28 tf c FURNI SHE D ap artmen t f o r renl 1 bedroom rn Mrd V AC UUM Cleaners new 1974 d leport Call a ft er 4 p m 992 Model Compl ete wr t h al l 3 1/3 cl eanrng toot s Small pa nl 1 30 3t c dam age m shrpprng Writ take $'17 c a sh or budg et plan 4 ROOM hou se wr t h bath. coa t available Phone 992 2984 fu r n ace Rutland area Phone 1 28 t tc 742 5113 Ca ll alt er 4 JO 1 18 dt C S IN GER A ut omatrc Ztg Zag Sewtng Machrnes rn sew ng tabl e Ma kes butt onh oles HO U 5E 1632 L m coln Herghts 4 SE'WS on buttons b l rnd hems. ro oms and b at h Fence d yard etc Top notc h con drtr on Pay and prc tu re w 1ndow Phone S5 1 or ter ms ava rtab l e Phone 992 27aO or 99 2 34J2 99 '} 'J98J 1 14 tfc 1 28 lfc or LARGE un fu r nr shcd 3rd floor ap t f or r ent n downtown Pomeroy 6 room s and bath ca 11 99 2 2789 1 17 tf c SA LT FOR ICE AND SNO\, Rock sa lt for townsh rps , town s, and b u smesses m bulks and bag s for rc e and sno w Excelsror Sa l! Wor k s Phone 992 3891 11 1 I tfc TRAILER B ro wns Tra d er Park. Mrnersv1 tle Phon e 992 3324 E 1 27 lf c EXCEL SI OR. Sa l t Works Marn St , Pom eroy A ll ktnd s of sa lt water pel l ets , water SLEE PIN G room over W1ne nugget s blo ck salt and own sto re rn Pomer oy Refe r en c e Oh ro Rrver Sa lt Phone 992 r equ rred Ca ll 992 579J 389 1 1 10 lfc 6 5 tf<. ---------'--3 A ND 4 RO OM turn rshed and unfu rnr shed a pa rt m ent s CL EAN ba l ed straw su rtabl e lor tandsc ap rng strawberrre s Phon e 99'1 S434 and lr ves t oc k or c ha rd grass 4 12 t fc and cl over hay any amo un t ava ilabl e at farm Paul PRIVATE meetrn g room for Sayre Portland Oh rO Gr eat any organrzatron phon e 992 Bend Ro a d Sta te R I 338 3975 Phone 843 2286 3 11 tfc 1 19 3t c ca ll 985 1 27 6tc LIGHT hau lr ng STEREO RADIO am fm H tra ck t ape comb rn at on ,~ w ay s peaker sound system Ba l.:'l n c e $ 10'} 66 or u sc ou r b udqet ter m 'i Ca ll 997 J96 5 I 11 lf c 19 1/ W E: S TWOOD rllObrl e trom L 1 !I II c - A route m1ght be open in your neighborhood, to fmd out Aucho neer SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM TRAIN WITH FULL PAY l mm e drat e op enrngs for speCial trarnrn g rn Meehan ca l Electron rcs Av rat ro n and Cler rcal frelds rn the U S Navy Pay starts a t $316 per month from frr st day - We furnrsh quarte r s food and clothrng Sc hool guarantee s before you s rgn up BE SOMEONE SPECIAL IN THE NEW NAVY For more m to cal l or vrsrt you r Navyman at 12 1 Co l u mb us Road A t he ns , 0 45701 Vernon E Ha rrrson Te lephon e ~1 4 593 3566 Toll F r ee BOO 18 '1 1288 Toy Pood l e Puppr es 00 Sr,lmcse Krltc n s !.1 5 Pirone I 7'J 6 6'l \ I 1 10 'Jotc AK C Jc BLIND ADS Addtt ronat ?5c Charge per Advertrsemenl OFt-ICE HOURS B JO a m to 5 00 p m Da rl y 8 30 am to 11 00 Noon Satu rdily for Sale Pets For Sale 99 ! I IVL 1 30 6tC Wanted WANTED! POSITIONS OPEN IN NEW FOOD STORE All kinds ·of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, etc. Apply in person at It's Snow Tore Tome! ()0 000 BT U Gas s tove 99'] Pho ne 1 27 6tp TR A IL ER 12 X 60 1 b ed roo m Very good condrl on c ar p eted, tur n rs hed or un turn sh ed Porch and sh ed rnc l ud ed Phone 59'1 3438 1 27 6tc Super Valu W. Second St. Pomeroy, 0 ., 45769 An Eauat Opportun rty Employ er Pos111ve Slop and Go In Mud & Snow WHITE FEMALE Mrn ature Pood l e 6 week s old, $35 00 Ca ll 99'2 3061 1 3l 31 c - ------- ------NE W 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES tn orrg1nal fac to ry carton Zrg Zag to m ake buttonl'1o les sew on button s monogram s, and make fancy destgns wrth tu st the twr st ot a srng le dra t L eft rn lay a way and never been u sed Wrll sel l for only S47 cash, or t erms available Phone 991 2984 1 21 tfc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleane r , A 1 condrt1on, uses paper ba_gs, ha s co rdwrnd er and many attachments A l so s hampooer attacl'1ment rn el uded (Only 4 avartab leJ at $37 70 cas h or t erms a variable Phone 992 2984 1 21 tf c ANTIQUE 6 Oak. Curved g l ass L•" ~• cue c locks, ra r e Ame rr can cor r ; ... .... tamp 'Re becca at Tile V\1~11' T eapot Sat suma Vase , ex qur sr te lu st ers, Copper l u ste r pttcher, Sr gned New Martrns vrlt e Spooner rare Portland gtass Stgned He1sey bask e t and Humrdor, Portr a1t & H P p lat es cas tor set cu t g las s, St gned Durand Vase Steph ens & Wrl~ram s vase, carnrval g la ss Pr rvate 992 2662 1 30 3tc _ ,:-"' Ph Qq2 2174 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 T1IS Monda y thru Saturday 606 E M a1n, Pom eroy , 0 Let Us Install Now 1 FURNITURE HOGG & ZUSPAN Stop In and See Our Floor Dosplay . MATERIA LS CO Ma son , W Va D I L E S H earmg Ad Cen l cr All1 er1s se rvr ces alt makes Hear n g tests by ap po rntrnent Ren t a l plan avadabte Phon e 592 6238 1 29 I :Zip Real Estate For Sale DES I RAHLE two b e droom house n M ddleport r eady to oc c upy Cal l 99 2 53 10 1 Jl 26 tc WI L L tr m O r- Cuttr:eCS - and shrubbery Also c lean out 5 ROOM fl ame and bath ce m ent basement s allies et c Call block garage gas furna c e 949 31'11 or 742 4441 used 1 yenr New roof house 1 2 ?6t c n eed s mrnor reparr s a nd parnt $5 BOO tn c lude s an extra ~ 0-; ~~ t rrca l ptumbrng, and lo t w th a two room house remodelrng work Call Bd3 Phone 992 .53 35 234 1 for FREE ESTIMATES 1 17 6tp 1 11 261c ---------- NEW 3 bed roo m home good water 6 acres, 3 outbur ldrnQ s and cella r Off M e1gs Cou nt y 1 on W II ram Sm rth Road J 11 mrl es f rom Sa l em Ce nt er 1 27 201p AU T OMD BILE I nsurance been ca n ce lled' Lo st your ope rator 's ltc ense Ca ll 991 7428 6 15 tf c SE WING MACHINE S Reparr ser vrce all makes 992 1284 Th e Fabr rc Shop Pomer oy A urh or rzed Stng er Sales and Ser vr ce We Sharpen Scrsso rs 3 29 tfc 7 ROOM house wllh bath nrce front por ch large tot t or ga rd en local on Elm 5 1 close to s tore an d scl'1oo l $8 000 Phone 949 3211 1 29 3t c BI SSELL Constru c l ron room addtltons and re mode l ng Profess ronal floor s andrng and frnrshrng old and n ew References ava ilabl e Phone 949 3833 1 25 26t c HOU SE and la rge tot for sa te vaca nt now on new bypa ss R t 7 Ca ll 24 7 21.6J 1 '15 6tc TEAFORD PRI CE CONSTRUCT I O N Roo f tng spoutrng kttchen s a nd bathrooms Co mpl e t e remodelrn g Phon e 742 6273 12 3 tfc Virqil B. Tt 'idord , Sr . Brok e r 110 Mechamc Slreet DOZER and back 1'10e work ponds an d septrc tanks dJt chrng se r vrce to p sort ftll drr t, l rmest one B&K Ex cava l rn g Phone 99 2 5367 or 992 386' 9 1 tfc --------------- Pomeroy, Oh10 q5769 - 1112 ac r es near l y leve l land 2 bedroom home 1n a smnll ham l et A littl e br l of prtvacy Ask rng $9 500 00 Only a lew/ years old Full basem ent y ar d, 2 bedrooms large l1 vrng w Jth f 1replare S l 5 000 00 REDUCED Here's you r chance for the future A n ew brtck bu s1ness bulldmg w rl h 'J large a tr condrt10ned off rces, storage and 2 n1ce r es ! rooms A real l oca tron for a bu s1n ess N at ga s furnac e POMEROY 2 b e droom bungalow all on on e floor , new ga s furna ce, oak fl oors On ly Rea I Estate For sale N EW 3 bedr oom h ome Jl '? bath, garage, basement on Gravel Hr l l Mrdd l epor t Natu ra l gas a lr eady tn Phone Date Du ll on 99:Z 3369 evenrngs 992 1534 I n tfc SPAC I OUS br L evel and spil l l eve l ho mes are now under con s tructton on c rty water and se wer Many deluxe f eature s rn cl udrng aJr co n drfton rng Best frna nct ng available Oth er ty p e hOmes rn d rff ere n t areas on F H A dm frnan cr ng wrth no dow n payment Ca ll colleocf (8 37 6540) or wrrfe to MEIG S DE V ELOPMENT P 0 Box 33 M dd leport , Ohro J5760 1 9 lfc ... • POMEROY -- Near shopp tng 3 bedrooms, ba th , por ches hardwood floors, na t gas hea t Ask mg $3 000 00 down ba lan ce $97 07 a month COUNTRY - W1thm 3 miles o f Gavrn 3 bedr ooms, ba th , gas furnace, cellar a nd ga rden $9 500 Wrll tak e an offer -·= _____ T 1 BEAU I FUL Wa nut stereo radro am fm , tape co m brnalron , 8 track tape deck Balan ce $103 A9 , or term s avar\ab le Ca ll 992 3965 1 21 tfc SINGER sewrng machrn es 19 72 model rn b eautrful waln()t cabrnet Makes desrgn strt ches, zrg zag, buttonhol es, bltnd hems et c Lrke n ew Only $89 95 Ca l l R ave n swood 273 9521 or 273 9893 aft er 5 00 12 7 H e Auto Sales Exp lorer 1 27 12tc 196a CHEVROLET Ma l rbu automattc 307 Fatr co ndrt ron, S750 Call 992 7637 1 2712tc - : - ----------- CLOSE TO FORKED RUN LAKE - 77 acres Park your Mobil e Home or budd C rt y wat er ava tlab le D on t m rss th 1s one 1969 OLDSMOB I LE st atton wagon , al l power equ1pmen t Good trres arr condrtronrng, etc Sl,300 or possrble t rade for smal l ca r Phone 949 59 13 ONE 7 year old black 7 a Tennessee Walker fo r sate 1 25 Si c Phone 992 3640 "'--~ 1 27 l 2t c ha ve a modern 3 yea r old 3 B R home,.. K 1tc hen ha s lots of cab rnet s & rang e La rge d rn 1ng area Carpeted Laundry R Carport 1/z acre ACR E or a cre tot s for sate Crty wa ler avartable rn spr rng Lo ca ted on Slate Route 143 Phone 992 3640 1 27 12t c - ------------- MIXED HAY, SOc bat e, Mr Harry Guthrte at Alfred on 681 or call 985 3883 1 31 3tp a FIRST CALF Hotstern he+fers, wil l sell one or all Phone 949 3777 ----------- ~~~t c HOUSE wrth gilrage on 1 a c r e, F orrest Run Road , 2 bedrooms w 1lh batl'1 , c1ty water and se ptrc tank $6,000 Call 992 9551 1 31 3tC 10 Comman che t ru ck c amper . $650 00 one non r egrste r ed mare 5 year s old OVHSA Champron $450 00, on e AQHA Re g, stered geldrng 1972 OV H SA Barrell C1'1ampron , raced rn 197il pl aced twr ce rn off tc ra l AQHA race s JR Ke nn edy Tuppers P l arns , Ohto, phone 667 6372 Real Estate For Sale ·o ROOM Hom e bath gas furnace and garag e rn Mrnersvrll e Plenty Of garden space Pnced for qur c k sale $5500 00 Phon e 992 5778 1 24 6tc - - ------ - ------ • POMEROY, 0. EXCELLENT LOCATION - HERE 17 fe nced acres Close tn 2 yr old home, 3 BR K rt chen has lot s of ca bmets, r ange & ref Nt ce 1d •,..,rng ~rea Garage, bar n & STorag e An ~v-:-: 11 "' ., 1 buy BARGAIN HuN rt.t\ :·:>'""" ~ . what you are lookmg for 2 s tory fram e Some ca r pet1n~, panel 1ng & ltle New ba th , furna c e & hot wa ter tank BELIEVE IT OR NOT. we $16,000 00 HOME OWNERS - Good hom es are sellmg qu 1ck ly WHY NDT LI ST WITH US NDW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 If no answer 992 -2568 • • ,j 6 ZO 6 25 6 30 - 0 • B 30- Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - AM 3, Paul 01xon 4, Phil Donahue 15· Abbott and Costelloe, Fnendly Junchon 10 , Movte 13 Wild, W1ld West 6 9 30- To Tell the Truth 3, Secret Storm B 9 55 - Chuck White Reports 10 10 OQ--Otnah Shore 3, 15, Joker's W1 ld 8. 1Q, Company 6 10 30-$10,000 Pyramtd B, 10 , Jeopardy ' 3, 4, 15 11 00 - Wtzard of Odds 3, 4, 15 , Gam btl 10, 8 , Password 13, M1ke Douglas 6 11 30- Holl ywood Squares 3, 4, 15, Brady Bunc h 13, Love of L1fe 8, 10 , Sesame Street 33 • II 55-CBS News B, Dan Imel's World 10 12 00 - 12 JO- Spht Second 6, Search for Tomorrow 8 10, Baff l e 3 15 12 45 - Electnc Company 33 1Z 55 - NBC News 3, 15 1 00 - News 3. All My Children 6, 13, Concentratton B Not for Women On ly I S; Secret Storm 10 1 JO- Three on a Match 3, 4, 15 , As the World Turns 8 10 Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 Z 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, '· 15, Gutdtng Light B. 10 , New lywed z 30- Doctors 3, 4, 15, Edge of Nlghl 8, 10, !itrltn My SWEE PER Reparrs, part s, su pplres 446 0294, 10 a m 5 p m Dav ts Vacuum C leane r Stor e Georg es CreEtk Roact , ne)Ct to Bob's CB Radro Sales 1 30 H e 3 00 - Right 10. B; Lock. Stock and Barrel ZO to~t , ve 13, 6 , Phil Donahue 4, Match Game 8, 10, Ohto Tt) 1s Week 20 , How To Surv1ve A Marnage3, 1S 4 0()--Mr · Cartoon an~ the Banana Splits 3 , Somerset 1S , Sesame Street 33. 20; Speedracer 6, Love, American Style 13 , Lucy Show 8 Movte "The Hortzontal Lieutenant" 10 4 30- Green Acres 3, Gtfhgan 's Isl and 13, 6, Bonanza 15, Jac k potl 4, Hazel 8 S 00 - Bonanza 3. Merv Gr1ffin 4 M1ss ton Imposs ible 6. Andy Griffith 8. Mister Rogers zo, 33 , I Dream of Jeannte13 5 30 - Beverly Hillbtllies B, Electrtc Co 33, Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Trat fs West 33 , Hogan's Heroes 13 SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO 5 55 - Earl Nighttngale 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; ABC News 13 , Sesame Street 20 REASO NABLE rat es Ph 446 47a2, Gallrpolls, John Russell Own er and Operator 5 12 tf c Adlertan Counseltng Techn1ques 33 , Truth or 'Consequences 6 6 30- NBC News 3, 4, 15 , ABC News 6, CBS News B, 10 , Room zn SE PTI C T A NK S AROBIC SE WAGE SYS TEM S CLEANED REPAIRED M IL L ER SA N I TAT ION, STEWAR T, OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tf c ~~TH J & B Auto Bo dy , 330 Mechanic: , ex p ert auto bodywork., com plete auto refrnrshmg 15 years exper rence Un1on member of I A of M Free est1mates We have for sa le a 1965 Mercury Montclarr and a 1969 Po rntta c Grand Pr tx Phone 992 5335 1 27 6tc : •: : a V eng m e, automatic tran s , power steerrng, 4 wheel dnve w1th l ock1ng frt hubs Re ta1l book value $2925 Buy It before we clea n up & d efat I tht s one :1895 71 DODGE CORONET :• • • • • $1399 ,._, •• • :• ~ • • • •: .• • POMEROY MOJOR "Your C/tevy Dealer" co.~ • 992-2126_ .. ---:dpen~ves ftna···- Pomeroy-: ' ,6543 +J954 .Y.K65 +QIOB .QJ1073 SOUTH IDl • KQ94 'AKQ82 +A 72 ___ .'_ 3_1 2,P '---•P;.oHo:,;O.:N~E~9;:,85iiij-4i.lliii86loiAI.:.:ft-erlil41ii:OiiiO.:;,P,;.:M:,:; ;- ._ _. .. A • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SL· No' If you complaon to the boss about "male" language, you're asking for specml ' 1female'' protection, which green chatn workers usually don't get' - HELEN S.l JJWI!M!ID!1rn; u...J "'-""' ..-~ ~ Unscramble these foor Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ord•nary words. ' Hush Hush , Sweet Char lotte ' 13 ' Robmson Cru soe on M a r s" 10 00 - M1dn1ght Spec 1aiJ, 4, In Concert 13 1 15 - Mov1e "Va lley of the Zomb1es 10 2 30 - New s .:1, 13 reelection ." ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 46 Youngste r l. Nmny DOWN 4. "The I Trouble Tent 2 Sp1ntcd maker" horse 8 Non nym g bird II. Valley 3 Huntmg do~ 4 Seraglio chamber 5 Be certam 12:. Talisman 13. Consan- (colloq . 4 wds I 6. Busthng, gumeous 14. Patnotlc group (abbr l Yesterday's Answer st1rring 7. Ofthe 15. Greek 22. Song writer's kidneys letter 8. Talk·show 17. Wag mcdliJm ner1an hero1ne 18. Hostelry 19 Soundmeasurin~ umt 21. East In d1an vine 9. - Biake 10 Change for the better (4 wds) 16. Top cards 20 Unemployed SUbJeCt 25. Piamst, Peter- 27 Tgngue lash 29 Cups, sauc ers etc (2 wd s ) 31. Outmoded 32. Miss Bailey 33 Stan's comedic partner 34. Play 40. High (mus l 42.Dress style %3. Decorate anew M. Present}). 26 Slovenly fell o\1. 28. Newt 30. - out (supple men ted) 32. Suophcd With energy 35. "-pro nobis' 36. Bulidmg extenston 37. Paddle 18. Cole of song 19. One of Athena's titles 41. S1lk fabric 4!. Iraman monetary It up 45. Departed DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: RABEG a l~ runmng for « . Hammed a a unusual I thmk ot's good news, myself. " Other congressoonal observers agree w1th Miller, one commenting "The only time I usually see some of these people prayong IS when they're unit Instead, develop a deaf ear, and avmd the two JOkers as much as possoble When the) reahze they can' t shock or upset you, I thonk they'll calm down especially sonce most of the guys 7 00 - Truth or Conseq uences 3, Bea t t he Cloc k 4 N ews 10 6 What 's My L me? Wtld Kmgdom 13 I Spy 15 Elec troc Co 20 Av1afton Weather 33 7 30 - Porte r Wagon er 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentrat 1on Wall Street Wee k 20, 33 , New T reas ure Hunt 10 Beat th e Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 4 B 00 - Sanford and Son 3, 4, 15, Wa shrngton Rev1ew 20, 33 D 1rty Sa l ly 1 8, 10 Jane Goodall 6, 13 30 - Lotsa Luck I 3, 4, 15 Pea nut s Cartoon 6, 10 W as hington Connectton 20 Marsh all News Meetmg 33 9 OO - Masterp 1ece Theater 33 G1rl W1th Som ethmg Extra 3, 4, 15, Stage Center 20 Stx M11l1on Dollar Man 6, 13 Movr es ' Arrowhead ' 10 ' Z1gzag ' 8 9 JO - Bnan Ketfh 3, 4, 15 10 00 - News 20 , Moun tam Scen e 33, Totii a 6 13 D ean Martm J rehg oous beliefs , says the Prayer Room normally IS crowded m times of natoonal stress " After the shootmgs of Mr Kennedy, h1s brother, Mr . Kong and Mr. Wallace, we had a lot of people come to pray But now 1t's been gomg on for such a long lime I fmd 11 I I I t II I [j AXYD I II One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnatlon of the wordt are .U hints Each day the code letters are dllferent IMAIWDY (J POKE II Wl'tl-l YOUI'I:. FINGE~. DELAUF Now arrance the circled letters CRYPTOQUOTES I I '-::::::':=:::''::::::::~)1~'::::::::·==·t__:•:::;unesled by the above cartoon. "\I to form the surprise anawer, u r.__.;.:Priii=-IIII=SIMISl=AIISWIB=""Itm=--'1 'T x x J- rn" (Amwen tomorrow) Jumllleu QUOTA THICK lr11erd1v'• I LAVISH IIAAXR LONGFELLOW CHARGE Aa•wen TlteJJ mau gf) on lop at weddmg11 - HATS OTRFZDK HWR NDBIIG RZQD XFT FBY KNBEZBO HDITOKV XFZEF OTRFZOK DSDO RT WY FD FBY DIYD -HBIRBYBN Yeaterday'a Cryploquote: A GREAT DEFEAT IS UNStJR. PASSED AS A MEANS TO SELF-KNOWLEDGE ANDTHER& FORE TO REGENERATION.-CARL HILTY (\C 11117C Xlna- Featurn Syndicate, Inc) BONES, PERSONAL ARTICLES, WEAPONS? .2 WILK I NSO N Sm all Eng rne Sales , Reparr on all small eng rnes, charn saws , prec1sron ground 399 W Mam Street Pl'1one 992 3092 1 17 26tc WEEKEND SPECIALS EAST .JB Who's the Real Fr{end Here·! Helen ,md Sue Jan, m) f1rst best fnend, told me 1hat tlus gu II "ould hke for • my second best fro end can' t be trusted I didn 'l beheve 11 about 'Karen, so Jan said, " Let's test her " On the way ~o lunch, I talked nmsy about Jan to karen , hke we'd planned Sure enough, Jan lold me later that Karen repeated every thmg I'd sa od to her By lhe way, we're all m seventh grade If you can't trust a g1rl, should you consoder her for your second best fnend ? - WST CONFIDENCE IN HER By Tom Tiede year hiStory of the non P S I read your column m a city paper Jan and Karen don't WASHINGTON - (NEAl - denommahonal chamber see, so don 'l Mrry about sta rtmg a feud No ·one can say 1f 1t's a good The Prayer Room, set aSLde s1gn or bad, but m these m 1955 by an act of Congress, os Dear LCIH troubles times there seems to on the second floor of the Which IS the rea l friend here - the one who plays tncks, or be an mcreasmg use of the Capotol off the rotunda It os the one who ma) have talked before she thought ? usually vacant Congress wnal decorated on blue, has a wh1te If you W<e someone, )OU shouldn'l feel the ne ed to test he1 Prayer Room oak altar, a candelabra and an Maybe Karen should cons1der d1 oppmg YOU - SUE Choef Congressional open B1ble. Moller says that the Dear Lost · . doorkee per, W1lham ' Fish- permanent sealing for 10 Pardon my susp1c10us nature, but remember - Ja n helped batt" Miller, says " the leaders persons can be expanded to as you make up that "nmse, " and you have only her word that are beong drawn closer to the1r many as 50 "Lately, we 've had Karen passed ot along Could your best fnend be Jeaslously tryong God every day " He says the to get here early m the mornong to knock down a nval by making her out a tattletale'' F1rst Prayer Room has been busy to put up enough seals to go fnends often feel U1reatened by second fr1 enct,s, espec1ally at smce last sprong, he does not around." JUmor hi level, where three gtrls us~ally means two-agamst-one Miller, who makes no secre t remember any Simila r You could find out eas1ly enough w1th more sneaky tests, but sus tamed mter est m the 18- of h1s own fundamental then you moght end up woth no fnends at all Instead, why not forget the tncks, add another gorl to make this a foursoll'e, and are on your s1de - SUE start bemg honest wolh one another ' - HELEN +++ Rap Deao Rap I had a summer JOb m a lumber m1ll, and I'll be workmg Homecoonmg queens got a lot of publocoty last year, what there next summer because bemg on the green cham pays better w1th pregnanl ones bemg kocked out of the runrung, and a than most JObs college g1rls can get Naturally I'm around men bearded male wonnmg the honor at UCD 1Uners1ty of Cal1fornoa, mostly, and a lwnber crew doesn't say "Oh (udge " or "Heavens Dav1s) to Bel'ly" when some thong goes wrong I'm used to that, and get My boyfnend says he's gomg to·run for our homecommg along well w1th most of the guys queen contest thLS year How ca n I talk h1m out of 1!' - ENUF's But a couple of them fogure I'm a hbe1atwmst, and went all ENUF out w1th the folthy jokes, foul language , etc "If she wants to be a man we 11l treat her ltke a man,' ' IS thetr attitude Dear ENUF My parents say 1 should complam to the boss If 11 happens .Tell h1m you'll start a rumor that he's pregnant 'thiS year, but - SHOULD I ' HEI.EN AND SUE 8 notrump What do you do now'' .A984 By Helen and Sue Hulld 10 30 - Who Is Ma n' In stead of b1ddmg one norrump you" partner has JUmped to two WEST .107653 Generation Rap 11 00 - News 3 4, 6 8 10, 13, IS Jana ki33 11 30 - Johnny Ca r son J. 4, 15, In Concert 6 M ovte ''Speed way ' TODAV'S QUESTION 'Jio97 • K6J 1 I ~ * 4, IS ·Flannery handles high count 1 : 13 WIN AT BRIDGif S EPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San rtatron , 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfc AT POMEROY MOIDR CO. Ltfe 6 13 Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hosp tfal 6. 13, Prtce ts 3 30- One Life READY MIX CONCRETE delivered r rght to your protect Fast and easy Free est rmate s Phon e 992 3284 Goeg l ern Ready Mrx Co , Mrddl eport. Ohro 6 30 tfc :. "we run•a vlrv simote business" : I WE SEll & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS. ee• • e : 50 50 Club 4 Game 6, 13 spot less c lean m tenor, sm a lf V 8 eng1ne , automat1c trans T he rtgh t s1ze, the rtght p r tce Retail Book Value $1625 Reduced for weekend only • Password 6 ; News 8 10 13, Bob Braun' s Jackpot! 3. 15 DOZER work , land c!e arrng by the a c re hourly or contra ct, farm pond s. roads etc Large doze r and operator wrth over 20 years expenenc e Pull ns Ex cavatrng , Pomeroy OhiO Phon e 99 2 '1 478 1219 tfc ' Door. 1 owner new car trade m. good 1st ltne t tres, : .: Paul Harvey 13 Ftve Mtnutes to l1\le By 4 , News 6, Btble Answers 8 , Dyke 13 • • .• Farm Report 13 7 30- New Zoo Revue6, Rocky and Bullwmkle 13 8 00 - Capta1n Kangaroo 8, 10, New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame Street 33, Jeff's Coll1e 6 8 25- Jack laLanne 13 • •: Sunrtse ,Semtnar 4, Sacred Heart 10 Folk L1terature 3 , Milestones of Prbgress 10 Blue Rtdge Quartel 13 Cu stom Hatchba c k Cpe, dark green ftn1sh, ltke new • wh 1fe wal l t rr es, full wheel cove r s, protect 1ve stde mldgs, • P B, rad1o 6 cyl eng me, stand t rans A very popular • mod el & pnced t o go ~ Elec Co 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Mormng Report 3, Farmt 1me 10 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15, CBS N ews 8, 10 , P1 x anne 6 D1 c k Van EXCAVAT I NG dozer loader and backhoe work se ptrc tanks rns tatl ed dump t ru cks and to boys for h1re , w1 ll 1'1aul Itt d1rt top sort. li mestone and grave l Cal l Bob or Rog er Jeffers, day phone 992 7089 , n rgtrt phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc • •: .•• GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR. Pomeroy, Ohio 6 00 - C BRADFOR D ,Auc trone er Comp l ete Servtce Phone 949 3821 Ra c rne, Ohro Crrlt Bradfo rd 5 1 tfc 71 WILLY WAGONEER • 6, 20; Truth or Conseq 3, Let' s Make A Deall3 ~ports Desk 15 Mulligan Stew 33 30 - Holl ywood Squares J, W1ld KmQdom 10 , Sale of the Century 4, To Tell the Truth 6 Ozzte's Gtrls 8 , Beat the Clock 13 , Zoom 20. Johnny Mann 15 , Readtng for the Classroom Teacher 33 00 - Advocates 20 , 33; The Waltons 8, 10 In Search of Ancrent Mystenes 3,J4 , 15 , Chopper One 6 13 30 - Ftreho se 6 13 00 - lronslde3, 4 15 , Evenmg at Pops 20 33, Mo>J res ' Bu ster Keaton Story " 8, ' Autobiography of Jane P1ttman • 10 00 - News 20, Who Is f\.\an? 33 Streets of San Franc tsc o6, 13 Mus 1c Country U 5 A 3, 4, 15 30 - CBS News Spec1al 10 , Travelure 33 00 - News 8, 10, 13 , Janak• 33 News 3. 4, 6, 15 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 15 ; Alan K1ng ln Search of Sex Appeal 6, 13, Mov1es ·The Burning Hills" 8 , "Wall of No1se' 10 00 - Tomorrow 3. 4, News 13 00 - News 4 6 15 - 73 CHEV. NOVA .•• tlo - Beatthe Clock 4 What's My LtneB , News 10 FRIDAY, FEB. 1,1974 All work guaranteed $2695 A name you cannot forget "WILDWOOD ESTATES" located on the Flatwoods road, between State Route 7 and State Route 33. One acre of ground fronting on the hard surface road with all utili toes available. Zoned for your REAL ESTATE BROKER, Box 101, 2 Area's Mo st Reasonable Pnc es : • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . ~;,~t;0c~~~ ~o;r:~ce homes. Pnced to sell fast at [ •: REALTY LOTS OF COUNTRY LOVIN 1970 CAD I L LAC Coup e DeVrl le, tu l ly automatr c Myrtle Walker , R a crne Ohto 1 31 Jtc 1969 F ORD ptckup Phone 992 3640 : Very attracttve 3 BR home on doubl e leve l lot L ovely kt fc hen, lots of ca btnet s rang e, 2 ovens ref dmtng r oom N rc e pat10 About 3 yr s old 1 ••••••••••••••••••••, : YOUR DOLLAR • £ BUYS MORE i JackW Carsey,Mgr . . . Phone992 9932 ......:.. 608 E. MAIN 10 11 Painting A Specialty and '~"•~ GROCERY bus rness for sa te Bur ldmg fo r sale or l ea se Phone 773 561 8 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m tor appotntment -~ 3 20 lf c 10 Ph . 992-5271 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy , OFFICE SUPPLIES SUPER SERVICE STI I _ _ _ _ _ __ 8 9 Gene'f Body Shop 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy Built to Your 'Spec s Delivere d t o Job S1te POMEROY - 8 ' see or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 POMEROY HOME & AUTO WOOD TRUSSES ~ • 7 11 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED 1963 FORD Galax re, 4 dr automa t rc 26 1 V a looks and run s good uses orl $99 Coo lvtll e 667 6214 1 25 61p 1, 1 - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 -2094 Pom eroy 77 3 555 :1 7 On Most Am en ca n Cars SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 6 00 - News tl 10 , Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 New s 3, 4, 15 Truth or Consequences6 , Llltas, Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 3, 4 CBS r,.lews 8, 10 , Your Future 1s Now 33 NBC News 15 , ABC News 6 , Room 222 13 Your Future Is Now 33 Wat er L1n es and Power ~ Ltne s All work done by the fool or contract Also dozer work and se pf1c tanks 1n stalled •s.ss From th e la rg e st Tr uck or Bu lldozer Radrator t o th e sm alle st Heater Core N a th an B1gg s 'Radt a tor Spec1altst HOUSE TALK IS OUR MAIN B ESS LARGE, SMALL, N OR DLD WE HAVE ALL SIZES IN STOCK ASSORTME N T of alum rnum w ndow s and fram es Phon e 992 2789 1 17 6t c lf1 mile from M tn ersvd te on Powell's CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 'J60l u EXPERT Wheel Alignment $10,000 00 For Sale THURSDAY, JAN. 31 , 1974 ~-===~~====~~~~ EXPERIENCED DITCHING S~RVICE S t an d i ng ro o m o nI y : : i·n Congress' .chapel .....,.. ,....,.,,,,, , .,, , ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,.,.,..,..,. ,..,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,,,, ).,,,.""';x,:·::::-..:,.,,,.~_,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,, Television Log Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!'[_ Bttsiness Services BOYS I 9- The Daoly Sentonel, Mlddleport-PomProy, 0. Jan. 31, 1•74 • Wesl Both vulnerable Norlh East South 1 Pass 2• Pass Pass 3• Pass Pass s• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead-•Q s• • "4" 2. 5+ 7" GASOLINE AlLEY So th1s w•nter we By Oswald & James Jacoby freeze 1 What do you do woth (ive hearts, four spades and 17 or more hogh-card poonts when you use the Flannery convention• I Simple' You JUSt open one heart and bod spades later In other words, JUSt what you would do norma lly There are many numbers of ways to get to seven hearts w1th the North-South cards The b1ddong on the box IS as good as any WINKLE There are also any num· ber of ways to play the hand The one selected by Paul Levott of Fort Worth, who was the declarer when we ' saw the hand played, 1s elegant and the safest poss1· ble At trock two he ruffed a club w1th h1s ace of trumps At tnck three he returned to dummy w1th the ace of spades m order to ruff a sec· ond club w1th the kmg of trumps Then he led th,e deuce of trumps to dummy s seven, ruffed dummy's last club woth the queen of trumps, overtook hos ~1ght of trumps w1th dummy s none spot; cashed the last tw,o trumps m order to pull East s last two while doscardmg a low doamon<t and low spade from his own hand The last four trocks were won by dummy's kmg 0~ doa· monds and hos own kong and queen of spades and ace of MV FRIEND lOUb BETTER PEEK AGAIN 1 A SHAPE lii<E THAT 5 MY Evt;::otG~T SAVS THAT HIM ~ A SHE. WITH LOTS OF FEMALE COMPANY 1 NOT FOUND ON MEN 1 dlamonds :_ !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I u:e J:1 1!t#i£U Qg~~~=:::=:i'Eso~~)·v\r~HHA~'lfif??~ I The b1ddmg has been West North Easl MAW!! RUN UP A BUCKET OF WATER RUNNIN' WATER FER 31 FER LUKE'f TWENTY 'IEARS ·- Pass Pass 1+ Pass ' Pass IN T Vou, South, hold • A K 7 6 " AK 76 + K 10 4 3 2. What do yo ~ do now? A-Pass l:our 17 hiolh· catrd I Points don't warrant a nollrurilp' l raise and there is no reason for yuu Lo lmi any more suns. . ' •' I ! �, 8 - Tht' Dm 1\ St•nt mt'!. Mlthlll·pilii-PlHlll't ll \ , 0 , J.t n 11. 1'1 7 I WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P 11/o. Day Be for e PublrcatroJ Monday Dead lrn e 9 a 111 Ca n ce llal ron Correc tr ons w II be accep t ed until 9 a m l or Day ol Publ rca l on REGULATIONS Th e Publ s.he r reserves the nght to edr t or re tect any ads deemed ob tect ronal The pub! sher wrl l not be respon srb l e for more than one- n corre c t rns.er tron RATES F or Want Ad Servtce 5 cen ts per Word one mser t ron Mrn mum Charg e $! 00 14 cen ts p er wore! thr ee consecu t rve nsert on s '1 6 ce nt s per word s )C con sec u trve rn ser tro ns '15 Per Ce nt Dr scoun t on pa rd ads and ads pa rd wilhrn 10 day s CA RD OF THANKS &OBITUARY $2 00 for .5 0 word m rn rmum Ea c h add I ronal word GIRLS Not1ce Not1ce SH OO TIN G MATCH Fork ed Run Spor tsman Club noon Sunday tactory choked Quns only 1 3 1 3t c BAND at Ja c ks Club and Saturday 1J 11 1 :Zt c SHO OTI N G Ma t ch R acr ne Gu n Club Sunday F ebruary 3 I p m A ssort ed meat s f<~ c tory choked gun s only I 31] 3tc . NE ED YOUR BOOT ::i? OLD ma n Qur sen berry has nne pat r s now reparred v nd ready to go P lease c om e rn our shop br rng a few coupons ' (Washrnqton s p rc tur e ) t o redeem your boo rs Thank.s rn advance B Qur sen b cr ry Sy ra c use Ohro 1 30 3t p OR OLDER BE A PAPER CARRIER. FR EE h ome demonstratron s of the Compact not a vacuum cl eaner but a new rdea n a home care ap!jtirance 25 yr guaran tee ca.tT 446 0J47 for appt 1 30 6tp SH OOTING Match Corn Ho l low Gun Club Turn firs t rr g ht after Miles Cemetery Ru tland F ac t o r y choked guns onl y Sunday Feb r uary 3 1p m 1 30 3tc B&G AUCTION 14 Roversode Dr . Athe n s, Ohoo Br ll Wade DELIVER The Daily IN COME Tax ::.ervr ce 9 am to 5 p m Darty , excep t Sunday evenrngs by apporntmen t only Co Rd 12 off Rt 7 bypas s Phone Wanda Eblrn 992 2272 1 '1 3Dtc Sentinel Th1s could be your golden opportunity to l earn bus1ness methods, save money for clothmg or college, w1n pnzes These and many other benef1ts are avallallle to deserv1ng !enhnel earners. 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Whispering Pines Night Club Fnday & Saturday Noghts 10Tol2 : 00 MUSIC By For years, The Sen tmel has helpe'd young people develop the at tributes and talents which spe ll success m adult l1fe The Mavericks Con s 1gnm e nt s ac cepted 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . daoly , or woll pay cash for your household PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT CL E AR A N CE SaJert The V tllage F abn cs ot Tupper s Pt e~ ns ha ve a wrd c v ar1 ely ol t •r sl Qrad e poly es ter double k.n t ~ n d not on ~ Pr •c es stcrsh ed 1 I ]9 3tp To G v e Away 8 MONTH old t ema l c col i e Phone 9<1 9 1607 1 79 1t p lost F EMALE gr eat dane fawn color n o taq s Losl 111 M f! gs County reward Phone 69 8 1671 af te r 6 p m I 7.5 61 C IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Call 992-2156 • OR FILL OUT AN.DMAIL THE COUPON BELOW I ------------, I CIRCULATION DEPT I THE DAILY SENTINEL I Ill COURT ST I POMEROY, OHIO 45769 I I I I "I NAME I I I 1 1 I N THE MATTER Ot= SET TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT, ME I GS CO UN TY OHIO Accounts and vouct1ers of th e fo l low rng nam ed ftdu c rart eS have been filed 1n th e Probate Court, Mergs County, Oh o for approva l and se ttlem ent CASE NO 19,902 Frrst and F 1na l Ac count of Stan l ey Fo tct en Admrnrstra tor of the Estat e of Caro l A Fo1uen Decea sed CASE NO 20 464 Second and Frna l Account of Frances E Drenner , Guardran of t he Guardran sh 1p Estate of Srdney Pre kens, an rn co m petent CASE NO 20 885 Frrst and Final Account of Jean Cratg Adm rnl stratrrx of th e Es tate of Robert D Crarg De ceased Unless exce ptron s are filed th ereto, sa td accounts writ be for 1'1eanng before sard Court on th e 27th day ol F eb ru ary 197 4, at WhiCI'1 trme sard accounts will be consrdered and conlrnued from day to day until f rnally dtsposed of Any pe rs on mterested may ftle wntten except1ons to sa1 d a ccount s or to matters pe r tamrng to t he execut ton of t he trust not less th an frve days pr ror to the date set for hearrng I I I I I I Ill I I L-------~--~-' AGE I I I I MANNING 0 WEBSTER JUDGE COMMON PLEA S COURT, PROB A TE D IVIS I O N MEIG S COUNTY OHIO 31 ltc INFORMATION ABOUT: I I ~----=-==::-::-:---- 1 JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURiTY CONSUMER PROTECTION I I I I !------~1 CITY ' I I I I AND GREAT COUNTRY 1 ADDRESS I t----- - - - -1 ZIP CODE I I I 1------------l ... STEREO 92.1 FM WMPO _ .Mid.d.leport-Pomero '1.!~ Mob1le Homes For Sale For Rent or Sale CO NCORD Travel r rarte r nrce lor couple Call 992 7.179 1 3 1 ti c Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. BABY::, I TTER wanted n my ho me must h ave o wn trans portatron 5 or 6 day s a week Phone 997 25.50 or 7J2 6551 I 30 lf L Wanted To Buy CASH pa rd tor al l mak.es and mode l s of mobr le homes Phone area code 61d 423 9531 4 13 tfc 1 HI VE o f bees Call 992 7003 1 3 1 6t c R IV ER SI DE Au t o Wreck n g wri t pay $5 for ~ II JUnk ca r s Pho n e ( 3041 !18'1 5244 or 773 5890 1 17 26t c 75 BALES o f st r aw 380.5 NO 1 co pp er 65c radrators 32c r ed br ass 35c ballerres $1 20 M A HaiL R eeds v ti e Ohro Ph on e 378 6749 1 27 tfc LAND contra c t or r en t wrlh optron to buy Abo ut .50 a c re s wrth some t ype of storage bu ldtn g The brgger t l'1 e better Can be rn any co ndd1on wri t do repat r s W rth rn 10 m tie s of Ma son, W Va or Pom eroy If you know of some vacated land plea se ca ll collect Phone 992 5]35 1 27 61p SI LVER COIN P lease quot e pr ce and marl to Jac kt e Rt 4 Pataska la Wans l ey Ohro 43062 1 74 M e ---------------,.,. OLD f u r nitur e, oak ta bl eS'" c locks rce boxes brass bed s, d rsh es or complete households Wrlle M D Miller, Rt 4, Pomeroy Oh ro, call 992 62 71 · 5 13 lf c --------------- Employment Wanted I NTERIOR and exterror parn t rng by ho ur or con tract ?C years cxperren ce Call Car l Nelson 991 5083 1 30 6tp Call 992 3716 1 31 Btp W I LL babys rt In my home by hour , day or week No ntghts PhO 'l~ B E DROOM home rn Mtd dleport pr 1vat e o wner new roof and bath Phon e 9 ~ 9 J83'1 or 8-0 ]66 / 1 7 t 6tc 'J e l ec 1r1 c r ondtlron cx c ettcnt Piron e 99 1 SB67 or turn~ ce 99/ JOO 'i I 79 'ilp 60 TRAIL E R wllh pull QUI SE' I up rn P1n eg rov e w 11 lrn nn r e D Rrc h ardson Gen c r~l De l very Ma nn W va 256 35 or phone DOc~) 583 I} X 6507 1 3o 11 c Help Wanted UPHOL STERY l abr1 CS by th e vard S·1 rn c hcs wtde as tow a s $1 9'i pPr yiHd Ve l ve ts a s low as S3 45 I mpor t ed valu es $9 95 we a l so h ave nylon hercu l on eolian prrnt s vrnyls r emnan ts by th e y ard or by t he puec P. Pom eroy Recover y 672 E Ma tn S t Pomeroy Phon L 99'1 75S4 1 ']9 261 C GR t L L cook. carhop and krt F OAM to l rll your old cou c h and LIH.'n h el p wanted Apply rn charr cush ons ~ s l ow a s p er son Crows St eak House S10 ?S U phol stery book.s only 1 27 li e 'iOc 4 rn ch cover ed toam mattresses f or standard s rze D I RE C T Sates Drstr rbutors bed $'19 9S P omeroy wanted t or vtlum rns a nd Recovery 6'12 E Mam St r eet or q an lC produc ts Pa rt or f ul l Pomero y Phone 99 ? 7'i 54 t rme t- or rn tervrew wrt1e 1 ']9 261 C Mary E nqle R R 1 Bo)C 19 Unron Oh10 ISJ'J'J COAL F OR SALE J A YMA R l 16 16tp COAL rOMPA N Y TH E MEtG::, & GA LLl A LI N E STATE ROU T E 7 AT KOSCOT KOSME TI CS B. W I GS CH FSHIRE OPE N 7 TI L L We hav e the p r oduct on hand 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A WEEK and w e d elrv er to you per PH 0 N E ?9 2 .5693 son ally H el en Jane Bro wn I <'B .S tc 99 l .5 I 13 12 30tfc AM FM radto st er eo B tn c k t~ pe combrna t on d speaker NEED woman to ltve rn and soun d sys t em Ba l an c e t<~ke mo ther' s pla c e o f 2 ~101 'i? or I Prm s <~varl<~ble ch1ld r en rna new respectab l e PhOne 99'1 3965 hom e You m a y also have 1 1 28 tt c ch rld of you r own Phone 992 7S36 For Rent 12 X 60 TRAILER fully car peted prrvate tot rn Tuppers P larn s SIOO pe r mon t h Call ll43 24 14 1 29 ]tp P AINT DAMAGE 197 d Zrg Za q SEWIN G MACHINES St rll n orrgrna l cartons No at t a ch ment s needed as our co nt r ol s ar e burtt 1n Sews w th 1 or 2 n ee dl es makes buttonholes se w on button s monograms and b l n d 11em stttch F ut i cash prrce $Ja SO or b udget plan avatlabl e Phone 99 2 2984 1 28 tf c FURNI SHE D ap artmen t f o r renl 1 bedroom rn Mrd V AC UUM Cleaners new 1974 d leport Call a ft er 4 p m 992 Model Compl ete wr t h al l 3 1/3 cl eanrng toot s Small pa nl 1 30 3t c dam age m shrpprng Writ take $'17 c a sh or budg et plan 4 ROOM hou se wr t h bath. coa t available Phone 992 2984 fu r n ace Rutland area Phone 1 28 t tc 742 5113 Ca ll alt er 4 JO 1 18 dt C S IN GER A ut omatrc Ztg Zag Sewtng Machrnes rn sew ng tabl e Ma kes butt onh oles HO U 5E 1632 L m coln Herghts 4 SE'WS on buttons b l rnd hems. ro oms and b at h Fence d yard etc Top notc h con drtr on Pay and prc tu re w 1ndow Phone S5 1 or ter ms ava rtab l e Phone 992 27aO or 99 2 34J2 99 '} 'J98J 1 14 tfc 1 28 lfc or LARGE un fu r nr shcd 3rd floor ap t f or r ent n downtown Pomeroy 6 room s and bath ca 11 99 2 2789 1 17 tf c SA LT FOR ICE AND SNO\, Rock sa lt for townsh rps , town s, and b u smesses m bulks and bag s for rc e and sno w Excelsror Sa l! Wor k s Phone 992 3891 11 1 I tfc TRAILER B ro wns Tra d er Park. Mrnersv1 tle Phon e 992 3324 E 1 27 lf c EXCEL SI OR. Sa l t Works Marn St , Pom eroy A ll ktnd s of sa lt water pel l ets , water SLEE PIN G room over W1ne nugget s blo ck salt and own sto re rn Pomer oy Refe r en c e Oh ro Rrver Sa lt Phone 992 r equ rred Ca ll 992 579J 389 1 1 10 lfc 6 5 tf<. ---------'--3 A ND 4 RO OM turn rshed and unfu rnr shed a pa rt m ent s CL EAN ba l ed straw su rtabl e lor tandsc ap rng strawberrre s Phon e 99'1 S434 and lr ves t oc k or c ha rd grass 4 12 t fc and cl over hay any amo un t ava ilabl e at farm Paul PRIVATE meetrn g room for Sayre Portland Oh rO Gr eat any organrzatron phon e 992 Bend Ro a d Sta te R I 338 3975 Phone 843 2286 3 11 tfc 1 19 3t c ca ll 985 1 27 6tc LIGHT hau lr ng STEREO RADIO am fm H tra ck t ape comb rn at on ,~ w ay s peaker sound system Ba l.:'l n c e $ 10'} 66 or u sc ou r b udqet ter m 'i Ca ll 997 J96 5 I 11 lf c 19 1/ W E: S TWOOD rllObrl e trom L 1 !I II c - A route m1ght be open in your neighborhood, to fmd out Aucho neer SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM TRAIN WITH FULL PAY l mm e drat e op enrngs for speCial trarnrn g rn Meehan ca l Electron rcs Av rat ro n and Cler rcal frelds rn the U S Navy Pay starts a t $316 per month from frr st day - We furnrsh quarte r s food and clothrng Sc hool guarantee s before you s rgn up BE SOMEONE SPECIAL IN THE NEW NAVY For more m to cal l or vrsrt you r Navyman at 12 1 Co l u mb us Road A t he ns , 0 45701 Vernon E Ha rrrson Te lephon e ~1 4 593 3566 Toll F r ee BOO 18 '1 1288 Toy Pood l e Puppr es 00 Sr,lmcse Krltc n s !.1 5 Pirone I 7'J 6 6'l \ I 1 10 'Jotc AK C Jc BLIND ADS Addtt ronat ?5c Charge per Advertrsemenl OFt-ICE HOURS B JO a m to 5 00 p m Da rl y 8 30 am to 11 00 Noon Satu rdily for Sale Pets For Sale 99 ! I IVL 1 30 6tC Wanted WANTED! POSITIONS OPEN IN NEW FOOD STORE All kinds ·of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, etc. Apply in person at It's Snow Tore Tome! ()0 000 BT U Gas s tove 99'] Pho ne 1 27 6tp TR A IL ER 12 X 60 1 b ed roo m Very good condrl on c ar p eted, tur n rs hed or un turn sh ed Porch and sh ed rnc l ud ed Phone 59'1 3438 1 27 6tc Super Valu W. Second St. Pomeroy, 0 ., 45769 An Eauat Opportun rty Employ er Pos111ve Slop and Go In Mud & Snow WHITE FEMALE Mrn ature Pood l e 6 week s old, $35 00 Ca ll 99'2 3061 1 3l 31 c - ------- ------NE W 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES tn orrg1nal fac to ry carton Zrg Zag to m ake buttonl'1o les sew on button s monogram s, and make fancy destgns wrth tu st the twr st ot a srng le dra t L eft rn lay a way and never been u sed Wrll sel l for only S47 cash, or t erms available Phone 991 2984 1 21 tfc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleane r , A 1 condrt1on, uses paper ba_gs, ha s co rdwrnd er and many attachments A l so s hampooer attacl'1ment rn el uded (Only 4 avartab leJ at $37 70 cas h or t erms a variable Phone 992 2984 1 21 tf c ANTIQUE 6 Oak. Curved g l ass L•" ~• cue c locks, ra r e Ame rr can cor r ; ... .... tamp 'Re becca at Tile V\1~11' T eapot Sat suma Vase , ex qur sr te lu st ers, Copper l u ste r pttcher, Sr gned New Martrns vrlt e Spooner rare Portland gtass Stgned He1sey bask e t and Humrdor, Portr a1t & H P p lat es cas tor set cu t g las s, St gned Durand Vase Steph ens & Wrl~ram s vase, carnrval g la ss Pr rvate 992 2662 1 30 3tc _ ,:-"' Ph Qq2 2174 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 T1IS Monda y thru Saturday 606 E M a1n, Pom eroy , 0 Let Us Install Now 1 FURNITURE HOGG & ZUSPAN Stop In and See Our Floor Dosplay . MATERIA LS CO Ma son , W Va D I L E S H earmg Ad Cen l cr All1 er1s se rvr ces alt makes Hear n g tests by ap po rntrnent Ren t a l plan avadabte Phon e 592 6238 1 29 I :Zip Real Estate For Sale DES I RAHLE two b e droom house n M ddleport r eady to oc c upy Cal l 99 2 53 10 1 Jl 26 tc WI L L tr m O r- Cuttr:eCS - and shrubbery Also c lean out 5 ROOM fl ame and bath ce m ent basement s allies et c Call block garage gas furna c e 949 31'11 or 742 4441 used 1 yenr New roof house 1 2 ?6t c n eed s mrnor reparr s a nd parnt $5 BOO tn c lude s an extra ~ 0-; ~~ t rrca l ptumbrng, and lo t w th a two room house remodelrng work Call Bd3 Phone 992 .53 35 234 1 for FREE ESTIMATES 1 17 6tp 1 11 261c ---------- NEW 3 bed roo m home good water 6 acres, 3 outbur ldrnQ s and cella r Off M e1gs Cou nt y 1 on W II ram Sm rth Road J 11 mrl es f rom Sa l em Ce nt er 1 27 201p AU T OMD BILE I nsurance been ca n ce lled' Lo st your ope rator 's ltc ense Ca ll 991 7428 6 15 tf c SE WING MACHINE S Reparr ser vrce all makes 992 1284 Th e Fabr rc Shop Pomer oy A urh or rzed Stng er Sales and Ser vr ce We Sharpen Scrsso rs 3 29 tfc 7 ROOM house wllh bath nrce front por ch large tot t or ga rd en local on Elm 5 1 close to s tore an d scl'1oo l $8 000 Phone 949 3211 1 29 3t c BI SSELL Constru c l ron room addtltons and re mode l ng Profess ronal floor s andrng and frnrshrng old and n ew References ava ilabl e Phone 949 3833 1 25 26t c HOU SE and la rge tot for sa te vaca nt now on new bypa ss R t 7 Ca ll 24 7 21.6J 1 '15 6tc TEAFORD PRI CE CONSTRUCT I O N Roo f tng spoutrng kttchen s a nd bathrooms Co mpl e t e remodelrn g Phon e 742 6273 12 3 tfc Virqil B. Tt 'idord , Sr . Brok e r 110 Mechamc Slreet DOZER and back 1'10e work ponds an d septrc tanks dJt chrng se r vrce to p sort ftll drr t, l rmest one B&K Ex cava l rn g Phone 99 2 5367 or 992 386' 9 1 tfc --------------- Pomeroy, Oh10 q5769 - 1112 ac r es near l y leve l land 2 bedroom home 1n a smnll ham l et A littl e br l of prtvacy Ask rng $9 500 00 Only a lew/ years old Full basem ent y ar d, 2 bedrooms large l1 vrng w Jth f 1replare S l 5 000 00 REDUCED Here's you r chance for the future A n ew brtck bu s1ness bulldmg w rl h 'J large a tr condrt10ned off rces, storage and 2 n1ce r es ! rooms A real l oca tron for a bu s1n ess N at ga s furnac e POMEROY 2 b e droom bungalow all on on e floor , new ga s furna ce, oak fl oors On ly Rea I Estate For sale N EW 3 bedr oom h ome Jl '? bath, garage, basement on Gravel Hr l l Mrdd l epor t Natu ra l gas a lr eady tn Phone Date Du ll on 99:Z 3369 evenrngs 992 1534 I n tfc SPAC I OUS br L evel and spil l l eve l ho mes are now under con s tructton on c rty water and se wer Many deluxe f eature s rn cl udrng aJr co n drfton rng Best frna nct ng available Oth er ty p e hOmes rn d rff ere n t areas on F H A dm frnan cr ng wrth no dow n payment Ca ll colleocf (8 37 6540) or wrrfe to MEIG S DE V ELOPMENT P 0 Box 33 M dd leport , Ohro J5760 1 9 lfc ... • POMEROY -- Near shopp tng 3 bedrooms, ba th , por ches hardwood floors, na t gas hea t Ask mg $3 000 00 down ba lan ce $97 07 a month COUNTRY - W1thm 3 miles o f Gavrn 3 bedr ooms, ba th , gas furnace, cellar a nd ga rden $9 500 Wrll tak e an offer -·= _____ T 1 BEAU I FUL Wa nut stereo radro am fm , tape co m brnalron , 8 track tape deck Balan ce $103 A9 , or term s avar\ab le Ca ll 992 3965 1 21 tfc SINGER sewrng machrn es 19 72 model rn b eautrful waln()t cabrnet Makes desrgn strt ches, zrg zag, buttonhol es, bltnd hems et c Lrke n ew Only $89 95 Ca l l R ave n swood 273 9521 or 273 9893 aft er 5 00 12 7 H e Auto Sales Exp lorer 1 27 12tc 196a CHEVROLET Ma l rbu automattc 307 Fatr co ndrt ron, S750 Call 992 7637 1 2712tc - : - ----------- CLOSE TO FORKED RUN LAKE - 77 acres Park your Mobil e Home or budd C rt y wat er ava tlab le D on t m rss th 1s one 1969 OLDSMOB I LE st atton wagon , al l power equ1pmen t Good trres arr condrtronrng, etc Sl,300 or possrble t rade for smal l ca r Phone 949 59 13 ONE 7 year old black 7 a Tennessee Walker fo r sate 1 25 Si c Phone 992 3640 "'--~ 1 27 l 2t c ha ve a modern 3 yea r old 3 B R home,.. K 1tc hen ha s lots of cab rnet s & rang e La rge d rn 1ng area Carpeted Laundry R Carport 1/z acre ACR E or a cre tot s for sate Crty wa ler avartable rn spr rng Lo ca ted on Slate Route 143 Phone 992 3640 1 27 12t c - ------------- MIXED HAY, SOc bat e, Mr Harry Guthrte at Alfred on 681 or call 985 3883 1 31 3tp a FIRST CALF Hotstern he+fers, wil l sell one or all Phone 949 3777 ----------- ~~~t c HOUSE wrth gilrage on 1 a c r e, F orrest Run Road , 2 bedrooms w 1lh batl'1 , c1ty water and se ptrc tank $6,000 Call 992 9551 1 31 3tC 10 Comman che t ru ck c amper . $650 00 one non r egrste r ed mare 5 year s old OVHSA Champron $450 00, on e AQHA Re g, stered geldrng 1972 OV H SA Barrell C1'1ampron , raced rn 197il pl aced twr ce rn off tc ra l AQHA race s JR Ke nn edy Tuppers P l arns , Ohto, phone 667 6372 Real Estate For Sale ·o ROOM Hom e bath gas furnace and garag e rn Mrnersvrll e Plenty Of garden space Pnced for qur c k sale $5500 00 Phon e 992 5778 1 24 6tc - - ------ - ------ • POMEROY, 0. EXCELLENT LOCATION - HERE 17 fe nced acres Close tn 2 yr old home, 3 BR K rt chen has lot s of ca bmets, r ange & ref Nt ce 1d •,..,rng ~rea Garage, bar n & STorag e An ~v-:-: 11 "' ., 1 buy BARGAIN HuN rt.t\ :·:>'""" ~ . what you are lookmg for 2 s tory fram e Some ca r pet1n~, panel 1ng & ltle New ba th , furna c e & hot wa ter tank BELIEVE IT OR NOT. we $16,000 00 HOME OWNERS - Good hom es are sellmg qu 1ck ly WHY NDT LI ST WITH US NDW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 If no answer 992 -2568 • • ,j 6 ZO 6 25 6 30 - 0 • B 30- Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - AM 3, Paul 01xon 4, Phil Donahue 15· Abbott and Costelloe, Fnendly Junchon 10 , Movte 13 Wild, W1ld West 6 9 30- To Tell the Truth 3, Secret Storm B 9 55 - Chuck White Reports 10 10 OQ--Otnah Shore 3, 15, Joker's W1 ld 8. 1Q, Company 6 10 30-$10,000 Pyramtd B, 10 , Jeopardy ' 3, 4, 15 11 00 - Wtzard of Odds 3, 4, 15 , Gam btl 10, 8 , Password 13, M1ke Douglas 6 11 30- Holl ywood Squares 3, 4, 15, Brady Bunc h 13, Love of L1fe 8, 10 , Sesame Street 33 • II 55-CBS News B, Dan Imel's World 10 12 00 - 12 JO- Spht Second 6, Search for Tomorrow 8 10, Baff l e 3 15 12 45 - Electnc Company 33 1Z 55 - NBC News 3, 15 1 00 - News 3. All My Children 6, 13, Concentratton B Not for Women On ly I S; Secret Storm 10 1 JO- Three on a Match 3, 4, 15 , As the World Turns 8 10 Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 Z 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, '· 15, Gutdtng Light B. 10 , New lywed z 30- Doctors 3, 4, 15, Edge of Nlghl 8, 10, !itrltn My SWEE PER Reparrs, part s, su pplres 446 0294, 10 a m 5 p m Dav ts Vacuum C leane r Stor e Georg es CreEtk Roact , ne)Ct to Bob's CB Radro Sales 1 30 H e 3 00 - Right 10. B; Lock. Stock and Barrel ZO to~t , ve 13, 6 , Phil Donahue 4, Match Game 8, 10, Ohto Tt) 1s Week 20 , How To Surv1ve A Marnage3, 1S 4 0()--Mr · Cartoon an~ the Banana Splits 3 , Somerset 1S , Sesame Street 33. 20; Speedracer 6, Love, American Style 13 , Lucy Show 8 Movte "The Hortzontal Lieutenant" 10 4 30- Green Acres 3, Gtfhgan 's Isl and 13, 6, Bonanza 15, Jac k potl 4, Hazel 8 S 00 - Bonanza 3. Merv Gr1ffin 4 M1ss ton Imposs ible 6. Andy Griffith 8. Mister Rogers zo, 33 , I Dream of Jeannte13 5 30 - Beverly Hillbtllies B, Electrtc Co 33, Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Trat fs West 33 , Hogan's Heroes 13 SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO 5 55 - Earl Nighttngale 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; ABC News 13 , Sesame Street 20 REASO NABLE rat es Ph 446 47a2, Gallrpolls, John Russell Own er and Operator 5 12 tf c Adlertan Counseltng Techn1ques 33 , Truth or 'Consequences 6 6 30- NBC News 3, 4, 15 , ABC News 6, CBS News B, 10 , Room zn SE PTI C T A NK S AROBIC SE WAGE SYS TEM S CLEANED REPAIRED M IL L ER SA N I TAT ION, STEWAR T, OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tf c ~~TH J & B Auto Bo dy , 330 Mechanic: , ex p ert auto bodywork., com plete auto refrnrshmg 15 years exper rence Un1on member of I A of M Free est1mates We have for sa le a 1965 Mercury Montclarr and a 1969 Po rntta c Grand Pr tx Phone 992 5335 1 27 6tc : •: : a V eng m e, automatic tran s , power steerrng, 4 wheel dnve w1th l ock1ng frt hubs Re ta1l book value $2925 Buy It before we clea n up & d efat I tht s one :1895 71 DODGE CORONET :• • • • • $1399 ,._, •• • :• ~ • • • •: .• • POMEROY MOJOR "Your C/tevy Dealer" co.~ • 992-2126_ .. ---:dpen~ves ftna···- Pomeroy-: ' ,6543 +J954 .Y.K65 +QIOB .QJ1073 SOUTH IDl • KQ94 'AKQ82 +A 72 ___ .'_ 3_1 2,P '---•P;.oHo:,;O.:N~E~9;:,85iiij-4i.lliii86loiAI.:.:ft-erlil41ii:OiiiO.:;,P,;.:M:,:; ;- ._ _. .. A • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SL· No' If you complaon to the boss about "male" language, you're asking for specml ' 1female'' protection, which green chatn workers usually don't get' - HELEN S.l JJWI!M!ID!1rn; u...J "'-""' ..-~ ~ Unscramble these foor Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ord•nary words. ' Hush Hush , Sweet Char lotte ' 13 ' Robmson Cru soe on M a r s" 10 00 - M1dn1ght Spec 1aiJ, 4, In Concert 13 1 15 - Mov1e "Va lley of the Zomb1es 10 2 30 - New s .:1, 13 reelection ." ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 46 Youngste r l. Nmny DOWN 4. "The I Trouble Tent 2 Sp1ntcd maker" horse 8 Non nym g bird II. Valley 3 Huntmg do~ 4 Seraglio chamber 5 Be certam 12:. Talisman 13. Consan- (colloq . 4 wds I 6. Busthng, gumeous 14. Patnotlc group (abbr l Yesterday's Answer st1rring 7. Ofthe 15. Greek 22. Song writer's kidneys letter 8. Talk·show 17. Wag mcdliJm ner1an hero1ne 18. Hostelry 19 Soundmeasurin~ umt 21. East In d1an vine 9. - Biake 10 Change for the better (4 wds) 16. Top cards 20 Unemployed SUbJeCt 25. Piamst, Peter- 27 Tgngue lash 29 Cups, sauc ers etc (2 wd s ) 31. Outmoded 32. Miss Bailey 33 Stan's comedic partner 34. Play 40. High (mus l 42.Dress style %3. Decorate anew M. Present}). 26 Slovenly fell o\1. 28. Newt 30. - out (supple men ted) 32. Suophcd With energy 35. "-pro nobis' 36. Bulidmg extenston 37. Paddle 18. Cole of song 19. One of Athena's titles 41. S1lk fabric 4!. Iraman monetary It up 45. Departed DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: RABEG a l~ runmng for « . Hammed a a unusual I thmk ot's good news, myself. " Other congressoonal observers agree w1th Miller, one commenting "The only time I usually see some of these people prayong IS when they're unit Instead, develop a deaf ear, and avmd the two JOkers as much as possoble When the) reahze they can' t shock or upset you, I thonk they'll calm down especially sonce most of the guys 7 00 - Truth or Conseq uences 3, Bea t t he Cloc k 4 N ews 10 6 What 's My L me? Wtld Kmgdom 13 I Spy 15 Elec troc Co 20 Av1afton Weather 33 7 30 - Porte r Wagon er 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentrat 1on Wall Street Wee k 20, 33 , New T reas ure Hunt 10 Beat th e Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 4 B 00 - Sanford and Son 3, 4, 15, Wa shrngton Rev1ew 20, 33 D 1rty Sa l ly 1 8, 10 Jane Goodall 6, 13 30 - Lotsa Luck I 3, 4, 15 Pea nut s Cartoon 6, 10 W as hington Connectton 20 Marsh all News Meetmg 33 9 OO - Masterp 1ece Theater 33 G1rl W1th Som ethmg Extra 3, 4, 15, Stage Center 20 Stx M11l1on Dollar Man 6, 13 Movr es ' Arrowhead ' 10 ' Z1gzag ' 8 9 JO - Bnan Ketfh 3, 4, 15 10 00 - News 20 , Moun tam Scen e 33, Totii a 6 13 D ean Martm J rehg oous beliefs , says the Prayer Room normally IS crowded m times of natoonal stress " After the shootmgs of Mr Kennedy, h1s brother, Mr . Kong and Mr. Wallace, we had a lot of people come to pray But now 1t's been gomg on for such a long lime I fmd 11 I I I t II I [j AXYD I II One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnatlon of the wordt are .U hints Each day the code letters are dllferent IMAIWDY (J POKE II Wl'tl-l YOUI'I:. FINGE~. DELAUF Now arrance the circled letters CRYPTOQUOTES I I '-::::::':=:::''::::::::~)1~'::::::::·==·t__:•:::;unesled by the above cartoon. "\I to form the surprise anawer, u r.__.;.:Priii=-IIII=SIMISl=AIISWIB=""Itm=--'1 'T x x J- rn" (Amwen tomorrow) Jumllleu QUOTA THICK lr11erd1v'• I LAVISH IIAAXR LONGFELLOW CHARGE Aa•wen TlteJJ mau gf) on lop at weddmg11 - HATS OTRFZDK HWR NDBIIG RZQD XFT FBY KNBEZBO HDITOKV XFZEF OTRFZOK DSDO RT WY FD FBY DIYD -HBIRBYBN Yeaterday'a Cryploquote: A GREAT DEFEAT IS UNStJR. PASSED AS A MEANS TO SELF-KNOWLEDGE ANDTHER& FORE TO REGENERATION.-CARL HILTY (\C 11117C Xlna- Featurn Syndicate, Inc) BONES, PERSONAL ARTICLES, WEAPONS? .2 WILK I NSO N Sm all Eng rne Sales , Reparr on all small eng rnes, charn saws , prec1sron ground 399 W Mam Street Pl'1one 992 3092 1 17 26tc WEEKEND SPECIALS EAST .JB Who's the Real Fr{end Here·! Helen ,md Sue Jan, m) f1rst best fnend, told me 1hat tlus gu II "ould hke for • my second best fro end can' t be trusted I didn 'l beheve 11 about 'Karen, so Jan said, " Let's test her " On the way ~o lunch, I talked nmsy about Jan to karen , hke we'd planned Sure enough, Jan lold me later that Karen repeated every thmg I'd sa od to her By lhe way, we're all m seventh grade If you can't trust a g1rl, should you consoder her for your second best fnend ? - WST CONFIDENCE IN HER By Tom Tiede year hiStory of the non P S I read your column m a city paper Jan and Karen don't WASHINGTON - (NEAl - denommahonal chamber see, so don 'l Mrry about sta rtmg a feud No ·one can say 1f 1t's a good The Prayer Room, set aSLde s1gn or bad, but m these m 1955 by an act of Congress, os Dear LCIH troubles times there seems to on the second floor of the Which IS the rea l friend here - the one who plays tncks, or be an mcreasmg use of the Capotol off the rotunda It os the one who ma) have talked before she thought ? usually vacant Congress wnal decorated on blue, has a wh1te If you W<e someone, )OU shouldn'l feel the ne ed to test he1 Prayer Room oak altar, a candelabra and an Maybe Karen should cons1der d1 oppmg YOU - SUE Choef Congressional open B1ble. Moller says that the Dear Lost · . doorkee per, W1lham ' Fish- permanent sealing for 10 Pardon my susp1c10us nature, but remember - Ja n helped batt" Miller, says " the leaders persons can be expanded to as you make up that "nmse, " and you have only her word that are beong drawn closer to the1r many as 50 "Lately, we 've had Karen passed ot along Could your best fnend be Jeaslously tryong God every day " He says the to get here early m the mornong to knock down a nval by making her out a tattletale'' F1rst Prayer Room has been busy to put up enough seals to go fnends often feel U1reatened by second fr1 enct,s, espec1ally at smce last sprong, he does not around." JUmor hi level, where three gtrls us~ally means two-agamst-one Miller, who makes no secre t remember any Simila r You could find out eas1ly enough w1th more sneaky tests, but sus tamed mter est m the 18- of h1s own fundamental then you moght end up woth no fnends at all Instead, why not forget the tncks, add another gorl to make this a foursoll'e, and are on your s1de - SUE start bemg honest wolh one another ' - HELEN +++ Rap Deao Rap I had a summer JOb m a lumber m1ll, and I'll be workmg Homecoonmg queens got a lot of publocoty last year, what there next summer because bemg on the green cham pays better w1th pregnanl ones bemg kocked out of the runrung, and a than most JObs college g1rls can get Naturally I'm around men bearded male wonnmg the honor at UCD 1Uners1ty of Cal1fornoa, mostly, and a lwnber crew doesn't say "Oh (udge " or "Heavens Dav1s) to Bel'ly" when some thong goes wrong I'm used to that, and get My boyfnend says he's gomg to·run for our homecommg along well w1th most of the guys queen contest thLS year How ca n I talk h1m out of 1!' - ENUF's But a couple of them fogure I'm a hbe1atwmst, and went all ENUF out w1th the folthy jokes, foul language , etc "If she wants to be a man we 11l treat her ltke a man,' ' IS thetr attitude Dear ENUF My parents say 1 should complam to the boss If 11 happens .Tell h1m you'll start a rumor that he's pregnant 'thiS year, but - SHOULD I ' HEI.EN AND SUE 8 notrump What do you do now'' .A984 By Helen and Sue Hulld 10 30 - Who Is Ma n' In stead of b1ddmg one norrump you" partner has JUmped to two WEST .107653 Generation Rap 11 00 - News 3 4, 6 8 10, 13, IS Jana ki33 11 30 - Johnny Ca r son J. 4, 15, In Concert 6 M ovte ''Speed way ' TODAV'S QUESTION 'Jio97 • K6J 1 I ~ * 4, IS ·Flannery handles high count 1 : 13 WIN AT BRIDGif S EPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San rtatron , 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfc AT POMEROY MOIDR CO. Ltfe 6 13 Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hosp tfal 6. 13, Prtce ts 3 30- One Life READY MIX CONCRETE delivered r rght to your protect Fast and easy Free est rmate s Phon e 992 3284 Goeg l ern Ready Mrx Co , Mrddl eport. Ohro 6 30 tfc :. "we run•a vlrv simote business" : I WE SEll & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS. ee• • e : 50 50 Club 4 Game 6, 13 spot less c lean m tenor, sm a lf V 8 eng1ne , automat1c trans T he rtgh t s1ze, the rtght p r tce Retail Book Value $1625 Reduced for weekend only • Password 6 ; News 8 10 13, Bob Braun' s Jackpot! 3. 15 DOZER work , land c!e arrng by the a c re hourly or contra ct, farm pond s. roads etc Large doze r and operator wrth over 20 years expenenc e Pull ns Ex cavatrng , Pomeroy OhiO Phon e 99 2 '1 478 1219 tfc ' Door. 1 owner new car trade m. good 1st ltne t tres, : .: Paul Harvey 13 Ftve Mtnutes to l1\le By 4 , News 6, Btble Answers 8 , Dyke 13 • • .• Farm Report 13 7 30- New Zoo Revue6, Rocky and Bullwmkle 13 8 00 - Capta1n Kangaroo 8, 10, New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame Street 33, Jeff's Coll1e 6 8 25- Jack laLanne 13 • •: Sunrtse ,Semtnar 4, Sacred Heart 10 Folk L1terature 3 , Milestones of Prbgress 10 Blue Rtdge Quartel 13 Cu stom Hatchba c k Cpe, dark green ftn1sh, ltke new • wh 1fe wal l t rr es, full wheel cove r s, protect 1ve stde mldgs, • P B, rad1o 6 cyl eng me, stand t rans A very popular • mod el & pnced t o go ~ Elec Co 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Mormng Report 3, Farmt 1me 10 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15, CBS N ews 8, 10 , P1 x anne 6 D1 c k Van EXCAVAT I NG dozer loader and backhoe work se ptrc tanks rns tatl ed dump t ru cks and to boys for h1re , w1 ll 1'1aul Itt d1rt top sort. li mestone and grave l Cal l Bob or Rog er Jeffers, day phone 992 7089 , n rgtrt phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc • •: .•• GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR. Pomeroy, Ohio 6 00 - C BRADFOR D ,Auc trone er Comp l ete Servtce Phone 949 3821 Ra c rne, Ohro Crrlt Bradfo rd 5 1 tfc 71 WILLY WAGONEER • 6, 20; Truth or Conseq 3, Let' s Make A Deall3 ~ports Desk 15 Mulligan Stew 33 30 - Holl ywood Squares J, W1ld KmQdom 10 , Sale of the Century 4, To Tell the Truth 6 Ozzte's Gtrls 8 , Beat the Clock 13 , Zoom 20. Johnny Mann 15 , Readtng for the Classroom Teacher 33 00 - Advocates 20 , 33; The Waltons 8, 10 In Search of Ancrent Mystenes 3,J4 , 15 , Chopper One 6 13 30 - Ftreho se 6 13 00 - lronslde3, 4 15 , Evenmg at Pops 20 33, Mo>J res ' Bu ster Keaton Story " 8, ' Autobiography of Jane P1ttman • 10 00 - News 20, Who Is f\.\an? 33 Streets of San Franc tsc o6, 13 Mus 1c Country U 5 A 3, 4, 15 30 - CBS News Spec1al 10 , Travelure 33 00 - News 8, 10, 13 , Janak• 33 News 3. 4, 6, 15 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 15 ; Alan K1ng ln Search of Sex Appeal 6, 13, Mov1es ·The Burning Hills" 8 , "Wall of No1se' 10 00 - Tomorrow 3. 4, News 13 00 - News 4 6 15 - 73 CHEV. NOVA .•• tlo - Beatthe Clock 4 What's My LtneB , News 10 FRIDAY, FEB. 1,1974 All work guaranteed $2695 A name you cannot forget "WILDWOOD ESTATES" located on the Flatwoods road, between State Route 7 and State Route 33. One acre of ground fronting on the hard surface road with all utili toes available. Zoned for your REAL ESTATE BROKER, Box 101, 2 Area's Mo st Reasonable Pnc es : • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . ~;,~t;0c~~~ ~o;r:~ce homes. Pnced to sell fast at [ •: REALTY LOTS OF COUNTRY LOVIN 1970 CAD I L LAC Coup e DeVrl le, tu l ly automatr c Myrtle Walker , R a crne Ohto 1 31 Jtc 1969 F ORD ptckup Phone 992 3640 : Very attracttve 3 BR home on doubl e leve l lot L ovely kt fc hen, lots of ca btnet s rang e, 2 ovens ref dmtng r oom N rc e pat10 About 3 yr s old 1 ••••••••••••••••••••, : YOUR DOLLAR • £ BUYS MORE i JackW Carsey,Mgr . . . Phone992 9932 ......:.. 608 E. MAIN 10 11 Painting A Specialty and '~"•~ GROCERY bus rness for sa te Bur ldmg fo r sale or l ea se Phone 773 561 8 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m tor appotntment -~ 3 20 lf c 10 Ph . 992-5271 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy , OFFICE SUPPLIES SUPER SERVICE STI I _ _ _ _ _ __ 8 9 Gene'f Body Shop 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy Built to Your 'Spec s Delivere d t o Job S1te POMEROY - 8 ' see or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 POMEROY HOME & AUTO WOOD TRUSSES ~ • 7 11 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED 1963 FORD Galax re, 4 dr automa t rc 26 1 V a looks and run s good uses orl $99 Coo lvtll e 667 6214 1 25 61p 1, 1 - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 -2094 Pom eroy 77 3 555 :1 7 On Most Am en ca n Cars SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 6 00 - News tl 10 , Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 New s 3, 4, 15 Truth or Consequences6 , Llltas, Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 3, 4 CBS r,.lews 8, 10 , Your Future 1s Now 33 NBC News 15 , ABC News 6 , Room 222 13 Your Future Is Now 33 Wat er L1n es and Power ~ Ltne s All work done by the fool or contract Also dozer work and se pf1c tanks 1n stalled •s.ss From th e la rg e st Tr uck or Bu lldozer Radrator t o th e sm alle st Heater Core N a th an B1gg s 'Radt a tor Spec1altst HOUSE TALK IS OUR MAIN B ESS LARGE, SMALL, N OR DLD WE HAVE ALL SIZES IN STOCK ASSORTME N T of alum rnum w ndow s and fram es Phon e 992 2789 1 17 6t c lf1 mile from M tn ersvd te on Powell's CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 'J60l u EXPERT Wheel Alignment $10,000 00 For Sale THURSDAY, JAN. 31 , 1974 ~-===~~====~~~~ EXPERIENCED DITCHING S~RVICE S t an d i ng ro o m o nI y : : i·n Congress' .chapel .....,.. ,....,.,,,,, , .,, , ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,.,.,..,..,. ,..,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,,,, ).,,,.""';x,:·::::-..:,.,,,.~_,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,, Television Log Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!'[_ Bttsiness Services BOYS I 9- The Daoly Sentonel, Mlddleport-PomProy, 0. Jan. 31, 1•74 • Wesl Both vulnerable Norlh East South 1 Pass 2• Pass Pass 3• Pass Pass s• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead-•Q s• • "4" 2. 5+ 7" GASOLINE AlLEY So th1s w•nter we By Oswald & James Jacoby freeze 1 What do you do woth (ive hearts, four spades and 17 or more hogh-card poonts when you use the Flannery convention• I Simple' You JUSt open one heart and bod spades later In other words, JUSt what you would do norma lly There are many numbers of ways to get to seven hearts w1th the North-South cards The b1ddong on the box IS as good as any WINKLE There are also any num· ber of ways to play the hand The one selected by Paul Levott of Fort Worth, who was the declarer when we ' saw the hand played, 1s elegant and the safest poss1· ble At trock two he ruffed a club w1th h1s ace of trumps At tnck three he returned to dummy w1th the ace of spades m order to ruff a sec· ond club w1th the kmg of trumps Then he led th,e deuce of trumps to dummy s seven, ruffed dummy's last club woth the queen of trumps, overtook hos ~1ght of trumps w1th dummy s none spot; cashed the last tw,o trumps m order to pull East s last two while doscardmg a low doamon<t and low spade from his own hand The last four trocks were won by dummy's kmg 0~ doa· monds and hos own kong and queen of spades and ace of MV FRIEND lOUb BETTER PEEK AGAIN 1 A SHAPE lii<E THAT 5 MY Evt;::otG~T SAVS THAT HIM ~ A SHE. WITH LOTS OF FEMALE COMPANY 1 NOT FOUND ON MEN 1 dlamonds :_ !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I u:e J:1 1!t#i£U Qg~~~=:::=:i'Eso~~)·v\r~HHA~'lfif??~ I The b1ddmg has been West North Easl MAW!! RUN UP A BUCKET OF WATER RUNNIN' WATER FER 31 FER LUKE'f TWENTY 'IEARS ·- Pass Pass 1+ Pass ' Pass IN T Vou, South, hold • A K 7 6 " AK 76 + K 10 4 3 2. What do yo ~ do now? A-Pass l:our 17 hiolh· catrd I Points don't warrant a nollrurilp' l raise and there is no reason for yuu Lo lmi any more suns. . ' •' I ! �------ ____ .. _. ______________ ~......--- ' -- ~- ~ - - . I • ! I ' ., 10 _ Th~ Datly & ntmel. Mlddleport ·fJonwruy, U.. Jan . H 1~1 74 $40,000 kickback tale told to federal court BALTIMORE \UP! I $20,000 The second was Feb. 2, Engmeer Lester Matz told a 1969, and I'm not sure if it was Federal court Wednesday he $10,000 or $1,000," Matz said . gave Sporo T t\gnew $40,000 m Testimony Not Corrected ktckbacks m return for con· tracts while Agnew served us Baltnnore county Pxecuttve, gove rnor of Mary land and v1ce preSident Mat z tes tif ied about the payoffs m the co rruptiOn tr1al of N Dale Anderson, Agnew's Democratic sunessor as county exe{'Utlve. Anderson IS accused of extortmg $43,000 from engmeers and archttects for mfluenemg th e a\\a rd of contracts and evadmg $67,000 m federal mcomc taxes " Wh1le Agnew wa s vice president I paid him $30,000 for two state Roads CommJsswn JObs 1 got," said Matz, the second w1tness to dtrectly link Agnew to the alleged kockback scheme. "I made tt in two payments. ''One was July I, 196ll. of Ma ryland governor m 1968, not v1ce presldt•nt, but Matz' testm wny \\ C!S not c01 rected. 1 Agnew pleaded no co ntest to an mcome tax evas1on charge and restgncd from ofhce Oct. lU tn 1L'turn fot ' federal prosecutors agreemg not to seek a Jail tf'rm or crmunal ! Agnew Indi ct men ts on kockback allegatwns aga mst tum. Tht' p1 osrcutors, however, had a 40-page summary of evidence read mto court re· cords that alleged Agnew took more than $100,000 10 kiCk· backs and bnbes while m public office "I just paid off the vice president m hiS office and I'm shaken," Ma tz was quoted m the sununar) as telling his partner, John C Cholds Sr. Matz testified he made ·'five or 19 earn place was SIX pa yment::; totaling $10,000 v.hlle Agnew was county execut1ve I gave the on honor roll IT'S .W,HO ASKS BOSTON I Ufll - Bcr· nard Markwell, vice president• ot Gull Oil Co., told a stale legislature committee Wednesday how he got gas In Concord, N. H. payoffs to a dose associate of Agnew's'' Summarv Makes Identification While Matz did not Identify th(' associC~tr 111 his testunony , the summary quoted tum as saymg th e man was promment Maryland banker-<ieveloper I ''Bud" Hammerman, a close Agnew fr iend La st "' eek in the tnal , H Hammerman and Agnew sphl he recognized the name, he $144,000 m payoffs. He saod he filled up my tank." and Hanunerman each kept 25 per cent whole Agnew took half, ·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: the ftrst hme a w1tness under oath has test1hed m open rourl aboul Agnew 's mli olvement m Vern Otevalier kickbacks "It was a clearcut kickbac k dies Thursday ar ran geme nt we had wath REEDSVILLE Vern Chevalier, 82, Reedsville, died this morning at Veterans Memonal Hospolal, ending an extended illness Mr. Chevaherwas born here, the son of the late Charles and Agnew," Wolff testified. "The payments were m return for state v..ork ." Matz saod between 1962-72 he made $210,000 m cash payoffs to public officials, mcludmg Anderso n and Agnew, and sa~ the bus mess of Ma tz, Childs Assoctatcs mcrea se from $750,000 m 1962 to $B 5 million m 1973. the women of Bashan for coffee and cookies and emphasize that they do not charge for runs made. Donations to the squad are welcome, however. PLl':ASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Mrs. George Greene, Hartford ; Blam Vance, Bidwell; Charles Runyon, Robertsburg; Frank Rutherford, Apple Grove; Howard Johnson, Point Pleasant; Lula Shelines, Gallipolis; Mrs . Herman Estep, daughter, Mason; Curtis NIChols, Leon; Susan Franklin M. Rizer, senior; and Mrs. Clarence Lawrence, all of Portland ; Mrs. Audelle Deeter and Mr. and Mrs. Geor~e Roberts, both of Bashan, and the Hazel Community Church. Sylva Squad members thank Leon Dawson, Mason; Hensley for refreshments and Ohlinger, West Columbia; Mrs. Fred Harmon, Point Pleasant; Mrs . Fred Harmon, Mrs . Edward Cheesebrew, Lena EXTENDED OUTLOOK Price, Mrs. Leo Roush, Point A chance of showers Pleasant. Saturday and a chance of rain or snow Sunday clearing PROGRAM SET Monday. Highs In the 40s The W.M.U. of the First north, 60s south Saturday Baptist Church of Mason will and 30s north, 40s south present a program at the Sunday and Monday. Lows In church Sunday at 7:30p.m. The the 20s and lo" 30s. ·:·:·:-::::::·:::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·::::.:=:·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· public is cordially mvited. senior, Racine ; Debra J. May, sophomore, Donna R. Weber, a jumor, both of Rutland; Pamela L Crow and Roberta J . Ord, both seniors, of Syracuse, and Forrest R. Barnett, semor, Tuppers Plains. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, J'AN NOT OPEN Fn, Sat., 31 Sun. Feb. 1-2·3 ROMEO& JULIET ( PGI Show Starts 7 p.m News. • • in Briefs ., Contmued from page I) They md1cated they favor a "wail-and-see". a~titude, ~r vesting the powers with the Public Utoht1es CommissiOn of Ohio (PUCO) rather than setting up a brand new Emergency Energy Board. Rep. Thomas J. Carney,D-Youngstown, ch1e! sponsor, presented the bill, wh1ch provides for an energy admmiStrator, sets up the emergency board and gives the governor temporary powers to deal w1th an energy crisi~ -c Myers. The Name That Works For You. We se ll Mvers famous Ejecta pumps. Whatever your water need, there's a Myers Pump to meet it. Hours: 7 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Oatly 773 5583 7 a.m . to 9p.m. Friday & Saturday Mason, W Va. you are,' I said. 1 Do you know who I am'! I'm a vice president of Gull Oil.' When Linda R. Rupe, freshman ; Steven C. Stanley, sophomore; Dame! T. Will, senior and Roger A. Ziegler, semor, all of the Pomeroy area Daniel A. Nease, Margaret S. Teaford, both jumors, Miners~ ville; Michaela C. Hoback, and the o\>ner of a Gull station had a big 'no gas' sign posted. The owner was inside and I knocked on the window .... "He came out and told me he""' out of gas. 'Like heck Jerome Wolff tes!ifled he, Contributors to squad noted Nineteen students attending Ohio UmverSity from Me1gs RACINE - Persons makmg County have been named to the fall quarter dean 's list w1th a donations Wednesday to grade point average of 3.3 or Racme's emergency sq~ad over on a 4 point scale were Mr and Mrs. Joe Bissell, required. They are Karen Long Bottom ; Leon Hensley, Hale, freshman , Dexter ; Long Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. Melinda J . Amsbary, fresh· Howard Larkins, Mr and Mrs. man; Julia A. Holter, Bill McKelvey, Alice Adams, sophomore; Lucy J Holter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durst, freshman; John W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wolfe, Mr. senior; PaulS. Miller, senior; and Mrs . Gail Price and Mr. this wrek. "II was about 6:30 at night Open Friday. and Saturday Nights Til 9 O'Clock MEN'S 29.95 Double Knit Sport Coats Sale s19.90 New York· Clothing House KERM'S KORNER ' POMEROY ...·'' Special SaJe Prices \ MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR '; STEER CALVES -Good & Choice under 300 58-<i5, 300-400 49.75-58, 400-50 4:>-46.50. HEIFER CALVES - Under 300 46.51).55, 300-400 41.51J.46.50 GASOLINE SAVED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio TransportatiOn Director J. Phillip R1chley said Wed· nesday 115 million gallons of gasoline will be saved if OhiO cuts speed limits to 55 miles per hour Richley said there would be a correspondmg loss in gasoline lax revenue for the state. THANKS OFFERED The Meigs County Jaycees want to thank Earl Ingels and the Athens County Savings and Loan for thetr efforts In acquiring and erecting the Jaycee billboard sign located behind the Certified Oil Station across the street from the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. diagonal ncn PAGO PAGO, American Samoa (UP!) - A Pan Ameri~n 707 jet smashed into a low hili and burst into flames while approaching Pago Pago Airport in a violent tropical squall Thursday, killing 92 of the 101 persons aboard. Thirty-six of those killed were Americans. Seven of the ThtCARfiERA Mod i I GS708 25" diagon al plc1u re survivors were in critical condition and two were listed as satisfactory. The fire and impact left only the nose and tail sections of the lour-engine Boeing jet mtact. One side of the craft was torn away. A)Wut 250 persons, many RCA XLlOO SPANISH CABINETRY COLOR TV SET 25 inch diagon'al pocture Smartly styled in Early American 25" diagonal picture . '598.00 Gracefu l Amer1can Colonial styling w1th authentic deta1ls you'd expect to f1nd 1n high er -pnce range consOles Super Accu Color black matrix p1cture tube, RCA' s f1nest big -screen p1cture tube ever• XL 100, 100 per cent sol 1d state cha sS IS All chassiS tubes- a ma1or ca use of TV repa1rs - are gone! Automat1c fme tunmg electronically pmpoints the correct p1cfure s1gnal on each channel lnstant-P1c no warm up wa1t. Sale Price sslB.OO wa1tmg to board fo r a tnp to Honolulu, watched m horror as the plane skidded down a dirt road near a small village and cut a 200-foot wide path through tropical fo liage about 1,000 yards from the runway. N10e of the 10 crew members perished in the crash along woth 83 passe ngers. One of the survivors, Roger Ca1m, 23, New Zealand, said he first thought something might be wrong when he heard a str-ange, wrenching noise. Officials said this may have been when the plane started lopping off the tops of palm trees. x~::~:>.:x::.-:l:ti:~:::-;::;;?,:;:--c:~::::;::>.:::.-.'!<.:::::::.::x:;:::::::x::::::=:=::::::·:::·::-...::::::::>;::·~;, Briefs~ · ews .• in Tastefully appointed Mediterranean console at an affordable price. Super Accu Color black matrix picture tube, RCA's finest big-screen picture tube ever! XL-100, 100 per cent solid state chassis. All chassis tubes- a major cause of TV repairs are gone! Automatic fine tuning electronica lly pin points the correct picture signal on each channel. Instant-Pic. No warm-up wait. . I!Y United Press J:nternallonal . 001.UMBUS- STATE OFFICIALS }lAVE Informed federal ' I enel'gy. ~Zlll' William Simon lil~t ~proposal to have states mail gas r<~lloning coupons to the~r licensed drtvers would .be unworkbble 1J1 Ohio. Aetipg Highway Safety Department Director Frederick Vierow, in a recent letter to Simon, said there IS no law requirlilg the state ~ notified of any change of address by liCilflsed drivers. Vierow said some 3.2lhiUion of tile state's 7.5 million licenses may contairr an incorrect address. "Tres~ 3,200,000 persons may not receive the ap~lication bl~nks to which they are entitled ~r, 1f the mail .were forwardable, may not receive the blanks •n a . ' titilely manner. , · "A mail-out plan 111 Ohi~ als1> could result In misdirection of the·gas-coupon~. \he ~ndfng of the co~polll\ to dece~se~.persons .and cultivate a substantlfll black mark~i m thiS state, Viero~ added. '••The&<\durlty aspect 9f tbe coujlj)nll would b~ destroyed. ncn The MENDOl ~ The CALHOUr-1 Mod~ Model ~ ST220 I \I ST2 10 RCA Early Ameri.can RCA Spanish Style CONSOLE STEREO CONSOLE STEREO Sale Price •318.00 With phonograph- AM-FM-FM stereo radio and 8 track stereo tape player. Full 60 inches wide. •318.00 Full 60 inch width cabinet in Pecan. Has 3 speed record player - AM-FM- FM stereo radio and 8 track stereo tape player. lO" shot at by four men R -e ... 1l. easim; (?no ugh;, right? . . · ·. COLUMBUS illl'll. ~.~. btiiiiness p~rtner of :u. s. sen: Howard 'Metze~bauiQ hilS. ~onale<l. $0,00(Ho .toe Cllmpalgn pi Jol!ll''<>!enn wli1i will ~P(l0$e .~feJiePbaf!m ib. . tlie l)emocralie prfural').' !lfay 4; It w>Js 1:11"'!3led 'fh.ursday · .i..;,..;. repre~en t.a t1 ves were jooned by from v:-lnous groupswhlch hCJve been helphll to the suLeCsli of th e program. Volunteer V~orkcrs m th e program \\Ork at VetPrans One volunteer hea ds the Red r'r l ,c;:~:. Serv1ce to Military FaauhcsPJugiamandsever<Jl others have assisted w1th the bloodmobile vlsits Some at the Syracuse Nursmg Home v1s1t The program IS deSigned not work a t the bookmobile on tuberculoSis only to provide sem ce to the sc rapbooks, with the talkmg assoc1atwn co mmumty throu gh and health Others are engage d w1tb th e Rutland th e book program or mend and volunteer work of parhcipants dean books, whole i<t the Solve r Circle and the but to prov1de a mea nmgful cuw1t~ hom e th~rc 1s one Harnsonvllle Golden Circle purpose to the hves of semor volunteer who cut s the hmr of Clubs as recephonists, lunch • enttne WASHINGTON (UP!) John W Dean's Watergate testunony , assailed m recent days by Republicans charging it is pef]ured, still Is acceptable to The couple eventually made their way through the fire and mto the forest They were bemg trea ted at a hospital for burns. Dr . Pete r F. Veales, the hospital director, said, "Most of the dead fried m the did not survive A Pan Amencan spokestnan said the plane's flight recorder and cockpit vmce recorder were reco vered ftom the wreckage. A Federal AviatiOn Adminis· tration investigation team was Wesley Buehl, Republican , Meigs County Engineer, has filed hiS petition of candidacy for the nomination to run for the unexpired temo of the late Theodore Beegle. Buehl Is servmg m the office under appOintment by the Republican Central JComm•ttee following the death of Mr Beegle. The ' tenn will expire m January, 1977. Buehl was appointed to the post aboue one year ago. l(e was the only candidate to file a petitiOn for the May pnmaried with the Meigs County Roerd of ElectiOns on Thursday, · · . :unemployment ELBERFELDS IN POM E-.ROY ,, . .. : •• ,J, •• : • •• . • . ' ' WASHINGTON ( UPI J tnflatwn and unemployment will get worse, not better, in 1974 and the economy will toller a! thtl thre~hold of rolcesswn for much of the year, President . Nixon 's cliief economic'a~viSers said today. ·· In a ·vessimiStic prediction, .the Council of EConomic Ad· V!Sers said priCeS would ' ad· vaHce at a 1 pet. rate . m th.e next 12 months, with food and fuel prices leading the charge If the forecast is correct, it would make 1974 the worst year for domestic mflatwn since World War II and would ' cooperatwn m makmg the test were W8CQT, Edgar possible. 1973, and still l.Ss can we risk its acceleratwn," NIXon sa1d in a brief message to Congress accompanying the report "We must dedicate ourselves to carrymg on the fight agamst Inilatwn m 1974 and' thereaf· ter." . But the PreSident·~ strategy, keyed to a $9 .4 billiOn deficit .budge t (or the' coming fiscal yeor, appeared to lie aimed at ~eepmg the economy moving and unemploy ment down, even 1f 1t m•ans losmg ground m hiS anh-mflalion campaign Council Chairman Herbert Stein told reporters Thursday, surpass the mflation rate of "We have done the anthmetic 1973, an unusually bad year for We do not see a path that any prices The forecast was published m N1xon's annual ecommic report and appeared to conflict with Nixon's own goals. "We cannot accept con tinuation of the mflation rate of Dean committed perJury. Watergate committee last Nixon's press secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler, said the President stuck by repeated statements denymg any wrongdoing: Dean's testimony is expected in the case of former Nixon aide Dwight L. Chapm, charged with lying to a grand Jury. Chapm's attorney, Jacob A. Stein, said in U.S DistriCt Court Thursday that Chapin had a right to know if the government had eVIdence that Dean had lied "even in matters r easo nable person would desc ribe as a recessiO n '' HB ut," Nixon sa id m th e report, "I cannot assur~ the Amencan peopJe of an 1easy time. " Here IS the counctl's 1974 extraneous to this case." When Dean pleaded guilty Oct. 19 to one charge of con- spiracy, the spec1al prosecutor announced he would not be prosecuted for any other crimes - with the exception of perjury. A house-to-house canvass in the areas served by the Mid· dleport Volunteer Emergency Squad will be conducted beginmng at I p.m. Sunday to obtain money lor a new am· bulance. Mrs. Grace Pratt and Mrs. Ruth Powers of Mid<jleport have volunteered as chair· persons. The vehicle will meet the standards of the Natwnal Highway Safety Act. Pete Kloes, chairman o( the bara Offutt, Erne~t Van Inwagen, and Mrs. Don Karr. Workers prlmanly will canvass u\ thew own neigh· borhoods and will be wearing red tags to indicate that they are accedited by the e,!JHlrgency· ~quad. · Officials of .the fire depatt· ment report that about $15,000 · will be needed to purchase me · . new truck and that the department has some $3,000 on hand wh1ch will be used, if ways and means committee, necessarY, toward the new working with Robert Fisher, purchase. However, officials "new truck" chairman, said urge everyone to take part in today he Is "more than the truck fund drive so that outlook m other areas pleased" with the response of they too, can feel the CO!II· - Unemployment Job the pubhc to tbe current fund (Continued 'on· page. 10) . layoffs m mdustms hit hard by drive and e~tended thanks to . . , the energy shortage, such as Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Powers Veterans Memotialllo!I/Itlll . auto manufacturing and for acceptmg the task or' Admi~iohs ~ ·~harles W; . tourism, woll help push the conducting the Sunday .can- . quy' Vmton; Freda Lauderunemployment rate to an vass. . milt, ·. Pomer.OYl . Jessie average 55 pet. durmg 197~ Their wor~eis ·w1ll fnclude Vanlnw~geri, l'qmerDy; Dame!· from las\ year's 4.9· pet. !eve!. Donna lloyd. Mrs. William Rice, Middlep~rt; 'Virg)m~ That means about 5 million DaviS; Mrs Bet1y ciioe,. Mrs. · Wo)fe·, :Syr~c-use; . Arnqld · Amerocans out of work com- Emma Wayland,'Mrs Be~sle Wilson,Sh~de ; ;lames_Stewa~t; pared to. 4.\l million last year. Darst, Fr?nces Roush, Mrs. P~meray; Rolland Moms, _:_ Econorius Growtli Gross Nan Moore, Mildred Hawley, Pometoy. Nahonal Product total value of Mrs. Paul Case!, Mrs Roger Discharges - Oliver Sayre, all goods and services will stobart, Mrs. L. D. Ervin, Mrs. Jr., Carolyn Wnght, Melinda expand by about 8 pet. to $1,390 I. R. Neal, Mrs. Patty Kloes, Lemley, Charles Klein, Sr., billion ($14 trolhon) but only Beth Vaughan, Mrs. Marianne Melville f/llhers, Etta Lomse about 1 pet of the rise will be Caruthers, Brenda Pettit, Mrs W1se, Joseph Hood, Ralph "real" or actual gam In output John Nash, Mrs. Bobby Payne, Ballard. and productwn InflatiOn will Mrs. Emmett Sbuler, Mrs. accoun t for the remainmg 7 Roscoe Fowler, Mrs. William UNIT CALLED pet. Kennedy, Mrs. Denver R1ce, The Middleport E·R ·squad LOCAl. TEMPS Mrs. Dorothy Ashley, Mrs. was called this IT\Oi:f!iiig ·at The temperatw-e in down- Roscoe Fife, Mrs. Paul Davis, town Pomeroy at II a.m Cindy Cra1g, Jackie and Diane 10:35 to Rutland for Vomi. Fnday was 34 degrees under Carsey, June Thomas, Bar~ McKnight who was taken to Holzer Medical Cehter. · sunny skies Truck strike may idle 75,000 in Ohio in big jump up WASHINGTON WPH Vnemployment in January took its biggest jump upward in four ' I Participatmg amateur sta twns 1974: a very bad year! ~, '4'\'::,.,;,,-.: .•(.:,,.,;::!.,«:~!= •.;..~.:"'..""';•:"::'1'.... •••:•• ;.~;..:.·-·~.~~d-:.::~~·::~i§~~::; ·. ·~~~:h::~:~:::.::·:::~·=·~·:-:-~:·:·:::.:;~:::·::=:~\-=:~:;:~::::~::::::~:::·!·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::.:-:·~·=-=·=·=-;:.;.:.~:·:·:·:·:·:·:· : · ..,........:v' 1.·=··~····x·~·~·:·:-: ....... .. ,.-_... ·•·· ,...:.·· ·=.·:·: ·• .·•· .· .. . • ....., • • ·· • • • . : · .. • ·.. ,, ' ~· . • : ...:.. ••• '" ' then to other nets . The recently acqu!l'cd helicopt er of the Gallia Civil Defense was used. Rutherford ; W8EPA, James K1skla ; WHFCF, Gil Bush; WAI)SUU, Elmer Boggs; all Gallipolis, and W8TRI, J . J . DaviS, M.D., Middleport The emergency net thanked Ro ger Daughtery, Super!n · tendent of the Southern Oh10 Coal Co., and Fntz Stover, Civil Defe nse Director, for M1n e, Simulated messages were transmitted by rnob1le wuts to a new central statiOn , Dean a ''coward" seeking immwuty from prosecutiOn. Workers listed. • In E-R canvass Emergency test simulated w1th the Ameri can Red Cross and Civil Defense areas In this tesl, origmating at Southern Ohw Coal Co No I law, Edward Finch Cox, called read dryly to the Senate for believmg Mr. Dean com· m1tted pequry m any procedmg," AsSistant Specoal Prosecutor Richard J . Davis said. "We would have no basis .. for bringing any charges of /1 Simulated emergency test conducted by the Galha, Jackson, Meigs County Emergency Radio Net on Sunday, January 27, was a nationwide activity sponsored by the Amateur Radw Relay League Interlocking radio nets provided coverage of disaster areas in mawtaming communication through this net to the surroundmg areas Th1s was done in con]unctwn Called a ''Coward'' President Nixon 's son·m· former Wh1te House counsel, "So far as the government lS concerned, based on evtdence we have now, we have no basis SIMULATED TEST - left to right, Gil Bush, Fritz Stover, .J J DaVIs, M D , Don Marlin (pilot), Edgar Rutherford, Elmer Boggs and James KISkia perJury agamst Mr Dean " Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott says he has seen eVIdence at the White House mdicating they are relym g on hiS credibility . w. ' Leon government witness means plane." "We all tned to get out and Jammed the exiSts. I managed to get out over a wmg, but most of those aboard dod not," said one of the two male survivors. The pilot, Capt. Leroy Peter· son, Salt Lake City, Utah. radioed the Pago Pago tower befote the crash at 12:52 a.m. that the plane was on fire. He also said he was meeting a violent thunder squall Peterson and eight other members of the IIJilerson orew Prosecutor Jaworski and his staff. It was the testimony of the TEN CENTS ob· Credibility of Dean is standing up Spec1al PHONE 992-21 56 birthda y calls, transportation, recep· Luc1lle Sm1lh, C E Blakeslee, homslc.;, craft mstructwn and Goldl(! Clendenin, Pat there ts even a semor Citizens ' Lochary, Paulm e Roush, chor us wh1ch perfo rmt:d Cll tContmu ed on page 10) summer, that contradicted Presodent Nixon's statement that he did not learn of the Waiergate cover-up until March 21, 1973 Dean sa1d Nixon knew about It as early as Sept. 15, 1972. Dean's testimony is expected m a number of Watergate· related trials, and the fact that the prosecutors list h1m as a )ears ,. rising from 4:8 pet. . to 5.2 pet. as the · · ·1 ·h t t k th · t 11 f The money ;W~g ·l!o11ate'd: a~v.ellilld, .bQSI~siUiln . ~Qergy ·~risis · and fut; s . ~r ages oo. .e1~. o o . . ~ t. ·Rafld whO. .\W. aJOI'II,l~r ~llli~,o1 ~il!"eq'l!: . .. ·jobs, .t he 'gov~Jtmeilt ~aid tOO,ay, _. · ln(l: ;, chlill!o(oeW.sp&~r&thaf ·l\10tze.ubalilll.n~w · r,itJB. · · . .· 'fb~ ·aLS sa1d It, couldn't tell precisely bow . : :w..\d:r~.l~:~·~t :l~)ii~'fo'\i;.wi~g:_ &;4ispJI~.~t~.' ·· .. ; /ffil~n of,lh.~ 'i~creased Jqbl~ssness was .!lue _to · ...· M~nbQum.:.:·. · : .:·.·,.:·,: ...... :;.' ,"' :·:... ·· · . eoer.gy ~hortages. · but. s~td there Wfre m· · . · : .: ¥ked'lf~y .be. ~~~•bilt~d ·~~ (ll.~nn-~ r~l,1lllllll?',.Ral)d· ·. . diclitions it was· ''subsllintial.:·. ·. · saJili ".fjilst l(ifnk.he:'i\'Onld IJ!•Ji~ l.fuill10'. ~<mal9r.! '. · : ·: . · , . · ·.. · · , , · , · . . ·Save Your: Saleslips For Valuable Premiums " Evelyn Kmght, VIlma P1kkoja, The) The party afforded op· portun 1ty to giv e special recogn1t 10 n to the se mor Citizens who work as vulun· teers at a nwnber of statwns m A semi truck dnver for the trucker to the mtersect10n Sears-Roebuck company of Rt. 160 and 35 where they enroute to Gallipolis was fired pulled h•m over to the side of upon tll•s morning at Rio the highway. Grande. Accordmg to Lt. Ernest According to the Gallipolis Wigglesworth of !he State Post State Highway Patrol, the Highway Patrol, the dnver driver of the rig who was not was told to continue on to his United Press International Identified, reported his truck destination and unload but if he The strike by . independent was fired at by four merr valued his life he h,ad b.etter not truckers could close , all 21 ·traveling in a statl9n ~~gor>. leave Galhpolis. The case IS General Motors Corp. plants in The incident occurred al5 a.m. s t!I~ ~d~r i~ves tigation, · . . The statiOn \vagofi. follo,ved . . · . ·· . . ~~:=:::::::::·;·~:):::::::::::·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:-: :·:::·:::;;::::::::~.:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::;;:::::.:~::::::;;::~::::::::::::::: ~ . . ' ' . . . wlo'mAA.:" :*~:>;>.::::J::::::::;:~:>.>.~>.m:;:;::::>.:;:::::::~::i;:;:::>:':<=:.!;~;:~::::::f:::~>:>=::::;:~:>.:,:<::; A good selection of American made bicycles including standard 76 inch bicycles with coaster brake · 3 speed bikes. A good selection of 10 speed models for boys and girls . 20 Inch bicycles with banana seat and Hi-Rise handle bars a'nd 20 inch bicycles with training wheels ,. Stop in- See this fine line of boys and girls bicycles. Buy the one you like best and really save during this sale. ' makmg telephone rcassw-ance Meogs Inn Thursday aft ernoon of fire.'' EAS~ n~~~tla;ing LONDON _ COAL MINERS WOUND up a crucial stnke vote today, with ballots reportedly runmng overwhelmingly m (Continued on page 10) SALEI BICYCLES Marriage Ucei!Se Marvin leon Randolph, 36, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, and Mary Belle Monlisano, 39, R!. 2, Pomeroy. Custer, Gertrude Mit chell , Cann said the plane then hit the ground and "everyone snapped forward in their seats." He said he and hos wile were able to get out of the plane and were surrounded by "rmgs en route to the ISland, 2,600 m1les south of Honolulu. Pan Amencan sa1d 49 passengers \)'ere scheduled to leave the flight at !;':igo Pago ITS . MIDDJ:E.. and 4Z others ivere en route to . (l<Jmtion tOd'ay, vowihg, to' maintain a state of ~ar ~"!''· Israel . Hoi;.blulfi and Los Angeles. ptrllil ,qut ·of· a\1 ciP,tur.ed ·:Arab ~errlfu~l~s a~d . guarautee.~: \he 'The crash was the second on "national nghtl!'' of .Palestin,i\}n te!Ugiles.l)IIIita,rY sour~~ 'P·Tet the So~ih PaCifiC Pan Anieri· Aviv said today Israeli demohtuin teams blew lip C?~er.ete . can route in recent months A hangars at a capt w-ed "Egyptian ·al~ie!d , duti~g !he .p~llbac~· ·l!Qeing 700 w•tii 79 passeng~rs from territory seized during the 17-<iay, 1973 Middle East War. 'crash~d after takeoff . ftom The sources defended the destructiOn of •ns)allatwns at the Papeete, Tahiti, last July 23. Fayid airfield, saying, "It's a military in~tallat10n m a war All but one person were killed. theater, not a discotheque." Egyptian President Answar Sadat said "Israel should withdraw from all occupied Arab lands and Buehl files for , the ~ational rights of the Palestinian people should be ensured. "I will not sign an agreement ending the state of belligerency engineer post with Israel unless these two conditions are met." . . . ~~vi-r' a~~ENB~ LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtown Pomeroy at II a. m. Thursday was 52 degrees under sunny skies. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Harley Johnson, Pomeroy ; Albert Keeton, Syracuse. ' DISCHARGES - Constance Shields. - 25" COLOR TV SET duties as fne ndly VlSlting, in Pan Am crash X~J-100 100'1> Solid Stale color TV 25" SALE! RCA XL-100 Struble, Edson Roush , Shirley Comrn um tv Sc hool. 92 persons lost Color TV 25 " r1 1ao:ona l PI(; IUte lh eir work a t th e Meigs program otself mvolved m such work with a luncheon at the tended Thursd;:1y's luncheon FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1974 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XXV NO. 204 • Th e- LOINl.TON rAn<l ' I GS7Qt. the first anmversary of their and well over tOO of th em at- Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mwon Area 1ooon Solid State ncn servan ce Mrs . Welker tntr oduced members of the Meigs CoUIIty Council on Aging, Clarence at y RCA XL-100 Thursday 's vol unteers go to the home JUSL forrnmg other duties. to v1s1t w1 th the res1dent.s Program participan ts work OtiJCJ volunteers ass1st the at the Meigs Semor Citzens reachers w1th students and Ct:nter and with the RSVP • 1st FLOOR ' I THREE WORKERS OF THE Meigs County Retired Seruor Volunteer Program received awards for over 500 hours each m community serVIce when the first anmversary of the RSVP Program was observed Thursday They are, from left, Mrs. Lelah Weatherby, Mrs. Nellie Hayes and Mrs Mae Weber w1th Mrs. Clara Lochary, preSident of the RSVP Advisory Board , right, making the presentation celebrate men reSidents there and twu assistant:;, quolting and per· known as "R.'iVP" - Retired (:tnd ('Ollect for TV ren tals as of the semor citizens work wtth Semor Volunteer Program well as other chores Othe rs the local cancer society and the ..' RCA citizens on~s the county as well as Memonal Hospital as recep- patients, read to them and recognition to others who have liomsts, at the snack bar, take write letter for them as needed helped esta blish the program patoents to x-ray, deliver maol As a part of the program some Solid colors and plaids . Sizes 36 to 46 in regulars and longs. Stop in the busy mens department · lst floor try on a coat or two . Buy what you I ike and really save. FULTZ OMITrED The name of Marc Fultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz, Middleport, was . Ullin· tentionally omitted ' ftom the third six weeks honor roll of Meigs High School. Marc is a sophomore. SUITS • SPORT COATS • OUTERWEAR SWEATERS· SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS BY BOB IIOEFLrCH The •·Jive ly ones" _, Meigs n wn• (Ire 126 su(h serum Coon tv semor cittzeos who a re l' ttlzens ta kmg p<Jrt 1n the taking part m the vo luh teer p1o~ram wtm.:h 1s under, the serv 1ce progra m ~ ce lebra ted dircctwn of M1s Pettrl Welkt:r ' PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK REPORT Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. January 26, 1974 HEIFERS - Good & Cho1ce 700.900 36.50 • 43.50, Utility 3335, Canner & Cutter 26 to 33; Bulls 1000.1400 39.90; Veal, Good 200.250 58 · 63. HOGS - 19().240 41, 261).up 38.20, 41)()..600 29.9().31.50, Boars 32, Pigs by !lead 21J.40 15-17.50, 41).li() 21.51).29. Truckers SAVE ON SPORT COATS M9igs' lively Minnie Smith mChevalier. He ···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·----·-·-· - - - - -·-·-·-· was a farmer this area his entire hfe . He was also Mens and Boys Winter Jackets · · · · · - - · · Sale 'h price preceded 10 death by a sister Mens & Boys Sweaters & Sweater Vests· · · Sale 'h pnce and five brothers. Mens 9.95 Bath Robes · - · - · · · · · · · - - Sa~e 5.00 Surviving are !ow- brothers, Mens Flannel Pajamas · · - - - · · · · · Sale 2 pa1r 9.95 Charles, of Bnstol, Ohio; Mens 9.95 Dress Slacks · - - - - · · · · • · Sale 5.00 Herman, Ivan 1., and Roy C., Mens 5.95 Flare Leg Denim Jeans · · · · · · · Sale 4.88 all of Reedsville , a Sister, Mrs Mens & Boys Sport and Dress Shirts · - · · · Sale :12 pnce Naomi Snoke, Lancaster, and Entire Stock Boys Sweaters - · - · · · - · · Sale h pnce several nieces and nephews Mens 9.95 Western Sport Shirts · · · - · - - · · · Sale 6.99 Funeral servoces will be 3 pr . 2.29 Davis '12 D Cushion Sole Socks Sale 3 pr. 1.89 Saturday at I p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Eldon Blake of· ficiating. Burial w11l be in Reedsville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Fnday. Ohio will loose federal highway a1d if it fails to lower speed limits by March 3, conformmg (Continued from page I) to the emergency federal law the Nahonal Council of In· on speed limits. dependent Truckers, blamed the slow start of the shutdown on confusiOn over the startin,j LAYOFFS time. Some groups, such as WARREN, Ohw (UP!) F ASH, had said they would About 2,000 workers will be wait unhl midnight Jan. 31 to laid off for one week at the begin their shutdown. Packard Electric Division "We've already made an im· plant of General Motors Corp. pact," said Rynn. "There are here next week because of only 15 to 20 trucks at most produchort cutbacks resulting service stations on major truck Irom the energy crisis. routes in Ohio, while on a Officials said the plant has, normal night you would find at so far, laid off 2,800 person:'. least 150 trucks parked at all of The normal work force IS them." 13,000 Still Lots Of Bargains At Kerm's Komer ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . Ohio by next v. eek, Idling close to 75 ,000 workers, 11 was learned today The steel ID· dustry has alreatly announced layoffs , The fir>< to close would be the goant · GM complex at Lordstown which has three plants. John Gnx, of the public rela twns department at the complex, said the plants keep only a 24--hour mventory on hand . "! would say it IS probably pretty similar' at .the others · alt~oughwe depend just a little bit more on rolling inventory,'' said Grix · . · ·. · · ~Right now we have eoough ma'tenal on hand to last us fo r j 4 hours, · G'"' told Umled Press lnternatwnal "About 50 Warren, employmg 150, also pet of our mcommg material closed Thursday because it comes in by truck. Any serious was unable to obta10 steel. Th~ Youngstown Sheet and m'terference with the flow Tube Co., Youngstown, an· would shut us do.yn Within nounced Thursday 1t was days'' . The Lordstown facility is in ·laying olf more than 1,000 men northern Ohio where very few, and curtailing preduction of 1f any, trucks are running flat rolled steel products 'ef· fective Monday "as a direct today. The complex employs about result of the truckers protest." The Emp~re-Delroit Steel Co 10,000 persons and manufac· lures the Chevrolet Vega, the plants m Mansfield and Dover hottest selling car In the nation may also have to close. The at the present lime, and trucks. plant in Mansfield employs In other related develop- 1'000 workers and the one m ' ments, Armco Steel Corp . Dover 1,100. 1\'leanwhile as independent closed its Washington Court truckers went on strike today House plant because it was unable tp ship Its produ'cts. The to protest the high price of diesel fuel, the action appeared plant employs 565 persons. Ohw · Co rru g~t m g· Co , to be successful only in Penn- I sylvania and Ohw. The strike was screduled to start at 12:01 a.m. EDT, liut some truckers stopped work Thursday. There have been i~Cidents of violence m Ohio all week, and in Pennsylvania, Ronald Hengst, 33, Spring Grove, Pa., was killed when his truck ran down an embankment just off the lehigh Valley Thruway near Allentown. State police sa1d h1s windsl\ield was shattered by a boulder dropped from an overpass, Gd\1. Milton J. Shapp put Pennsylvania' s National Gnard on alert to patrol the highways and tried to mediate among state officials an'l'l the leaders of the strike. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 31, 1974 chevalier