http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8547096abc65370fad5f9825f9816ded.pdf 931ccde4830b3e2e783e180c268d95b5 PDF Text Text • ' .I ' . 24 - The Sunday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, Feb. 10. 1'974 . the I I I' ' ~::::K-:::.::::X.">~~~;:.~x:::;;~o;:~;~ Equal opportunities officer hired ~ da y aft er . .. j by the editor Hy Gardner in his "The Low Down," Dispatch Magazine, · Feb. 3 fielded this question from a reader : "Since the paper shortage, I've he~rd that in some cities you can't buy a newspaper - you have to rent it to read it. Can this be true ? Mr. Gardner responded : "Luckily it hasn't happened here yet. But in some suburban cities in India , th e higher costs or newsprint and production have forced some news vendors to rent papers to readers - at the rate of five Indian cents for a ha lfhour. AI the day's end the dealers add to their income by selling the by-then frayed papers at the incre ased price, or as waste." Mr. Gardner probably is right about U. S. newspaper readers still being able to buy rather than rent U1eir evenmg news. One wonders though, how he can be certain (did he check along Market St. , San Francisco, for example ?) there 's no renting going on ? Unfortunately for everybody, the costs for fuel and newspapers are pretty much on parallel curve headed upward. MR. WILLIAM SIMON, PRESIDENT NIXON 'S fuel man, commenting last week after ending a conference with independent truck driver representatives said, "Let's face it. The days of cheap fuel are gone." He should have added the days of the cheap newspaper (and a thousand other things ) also are gone. On iliis matter of booming runaway inflation, these reflections : We boobs out in the swamps with little or no college hours in economics can't get through our thick skulls why slab bacon was 89 cents per pound in 1973 and twice as much (or more) today . Americans, as in a dream drugged by sleep, do not understand. There is no single, authoritative voice - or colleclion or voices - in or out of beside the Potomac to the government able to explain what is happening or why . Our eyes and ears, tuned hard to learn who is at fault, are assaulted by images of kaleidoscopic brilliances hissing, screaming supply and demand foreign exports dissident truckers unions big corporations crime in the streets crime in the White House big oil crooked democrats crooked republicans lieing reporters lieing editors tieing TV commentators tieing politicians selfish fanners selfish ghetlo hordes contented Suburbia, even a lieing President 1 • During their break at Christmas congressmen went home "to find out what the people thought about Mr. Nixon." It was no surprise that Congress reassembled in January little wiser. We "people" are as confused as the congressmen. Americans over the nearly 200 years of U. S. History have become accustomed to their elected representatives being able to think for themselves; to lead on moral principals, not follow public opinion . Washington welded the once jealous 13 colonies into a fledgling nation by his singular force of character. Thomas Jefferson's powerful, magnificent intelligence ; humanely oriented, set the stage for the wonderful peaceful, expansionist years of Monroe and Madison. Daniel Webster and Thomas Calhoun, arguing from moral principals, were enough understood by even the backwoodsmen of the Middle West that the Missouri Compromise, and later the Compromise of IB!iO formed men 's ideas that in 1861led to the bloodiest shooting war to that time in mankind's history. Prairie-educated Abraham Lincoln, debating Ivy-Leaguer Stephen Douglas in Ulinois made it possible for millions of Americans in the late 50s to conceive in words and ideas the great questions which, as it turned out, in a few years were decided in blood. Theodore Roosevelt helped crystallize public opinion into electing a Congress that could pass the Shennan Anti-Trust Act, the bulwark ever since against selfish monopolistic cartels. Cal Coolidge, without hardly uttering a word, prescribed the tone of an entire administration in the 20s. FDR, a wealthy northeasterner, tinkered with free enterprise enough to ease some of its greater aches and pains, and millions loved him for it. John Kennedy, who may or may not have become a presidential flop, had a style marked by intelligence and hwnanity. And Lyndon Baines Johnson had it all and blew it all. All of these, and thousands more in public service posts of lesser impact but nevertheless important served their country and their districts well. What is there left, in 1974, than to hope another strong-willed man rises with answers to our heavy questions• HO, HUM (YOU THINK), "the editor's pushing up a big breeze about little or nothing. All those experts in Washington will take care of us before things really get bad." Ho hum : The price slats for 1972 through 1973 just now are coming out. The year was a disaster. For instance: the average price of pork sausage rose more than 38 cents. At that rate sausage would cost $7.51 a pound in five years. The average price of large eggs rose nearly 'n cenl:l a dozen. At that rate, eggs would be up to $5.42 a dozen. The average price of white flour rose 38 cents for five pounds. In five years it would cost $9.86. Overall, food at home (by the so-called market basket), rocketed 16.3 pet., meals, poultry and fish even worse. At this rate the grocers $1 buys today would coot $2.13 five years from now and $4.53in 1984, only IOyears away. Shaken, the fraternity of responsible economic experts in the camps of boUr big labor and big business see the dangers. Where is our leadership?, we must ask now with insistence. The problem must be attacked on a global basis soon or a worldwide depression, another word for economic chaos, will be inevitable. If we could reduce unemployment in the 30s to a reasonable level why can't we conquer inflation in the 70s• Failure to yield cited GALLIPOLIS - William H. Dray, 62, Gallipolis, was charged with failUre to yield the right of way following a traffic accident on Second Ave. and Grape St. Officers said Dray's car pulled into the path of an auto operated by Richard C. Geiger, 22, Rt. I, Bidwell . There was moderate damage to both cars. A,rear end collision occwTed at 10:15 a.m. on Mill Creek Rd. where a car driven by Clara B. Browning, Rt. I, Gallipolis, slid on the snow covered street striking the rear end of a car driven by Virginia C. Halley, DOWNT09PCT. NEW YORK ( UPI) Cleveland Trust Co. has announc.ed it will cut its interest rate on prime business loans to large .customers to 9 pet. from 912 pet., effective Monday. 32, of Rt. I, Gallipolis. A hit-skip accident occurred on First Ave . where an unknown vehicle struck a parked car owned by Dorothy M. Jeffers of Gallipolis. AGNEW ON HIS OWN WASHINGTON (UPI) Comptroller General Eliner B. Staats Friday ruled for the second time in two weeks that Prsident Nixon has no legal authority to provide continued Secret Service protection for former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Staats said in a letter to Rep. John Moss, D-Calif., which Moss released today, that a Treasury Department claim the President's authority "is based on his inherent executive powers'' is without foundation . By l/ub11rf Wil.~un }r. THE wheels co ntinue to turn as members of th e c.allipolis Lions Club prepare to host the 1974 Districli3.J Convention. + ++ ATTY . J im Bennett is convention chairman . The two-day ·~en! (April 6 and 7) is expected to attract approximately 1,000 Lions and Dandy-Lions from so uthern and central OhiO. +++ THE convention will begin with registration at 1 p.m. on April 6, at the Holiday Inn. Several activities will be held in the 4H Activities Building at the fairground s. including a big square dance from 9 p.m. until midnight. The governor 's cabinet meet ing will be held at the Holiday Inn . +++ QN SUnday, April 7, registration will open at 11 a .m. at Community Hall, Rio Grande. Daylong activities will be beld at the college, including the convention -closing banquet at 6 p.m. in th e college cafeteria . HUN TING 'l.'ON Col. Kenneth F. . Mcintyre, district engineer or the Huntington district, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, has ann ounced the appoiniment of Mr·s. Nadya D. Sill of Huntington , wife of a Marshall Un ivers ity anttlropnl oP, io;: f as ~., , , .. 1 r. m. Werner' Lohse hono re d POMEROY- Two Pomeroy men at Ohio State University will be along 407 high ranking seniors invited to the 17th a nnual Pre si d e n t i a l Schol a rs hip Rec ogni t ion Dinner orr Monday , Feb. 25. They are Richard Werner, + ++ FOUR ARRF.STF.O COMMITTEEMEN are: Finance - Dick Brown, Ron Calhoun , Norm Snyder and Herman Dillon. Reg istration - Bill Shondell , Larry Beebe, and Ed Stewart. Door prizes and favors -Everett McMahon , Jaok Hudson, Dan Thomas, Keith Thomas and Odie O'Donnell. Traffic and parking - Ernest Wigglesworth and Gary Bane . Saturday night events - Levering Palmer, chairman; Willis Leadingham, music; Lowell Call and Herman Dillon, refreshments ; set up , Andy Mula to and decorations, Ann Brown and Dandy Lions. GALLIPOLIS Galli a Co unty sheriff's deputi es recorded four arrests Friday. George Garren, 46, Poin t Pleasant, and Clare Ed Gettie s, 38 , Gallipolis , wer e charged with DWI ; Wymond Call, Rt. 2, Crown City, was booked for intoxication and Arthur (Jew) Persin ger, 64, Gallipolis, was charged with malici ous destruction of property . +++ SUNDAY, April 7, Gary Bane will be in charge of necrology services. Gene Gloss will be in charge of the business meeting. Ann Brown and the Dandy Lions will host the ladies programs. Gary Bane will be in charge of the bus service. Banquet chair· men are Paul Niday, John Weeks, Dave Seamon and Tom White . Publicity and program chairmen are Hobart Wilson Jr., and Dave Tawney . Virginia and North Carolinu. She will attempt to see that each employee and job applicant is provided equal opportunity on the basis or merit and without discrimination because of race , color, religion, sex or national origin. A native of Ethelbert, Manitoba, Canada, she grew up in Seattle; Wash, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degr ee in Far Eastern son of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Languages at the University of Werner, and John Lohse, son of Washington . She later received a Master of Arts degree in Mr . and Mrs. Harold Lohse. The dinn er, one of the major Public Administration at Utah events of the academic year, State University . Mrs. Sill began her career in will be held in the west ball room of the Ohio Union . Dr . Egypt as a secretary to the William R. Br own , associa te Country Director under professor of CommlUiications, President Harry S Truman's will be master of ceremonies Point Four Program . She then and President Harold L. spent four years in Lebanon Ena rson will introduce the top with the same agency. Next scholar of each college and was a tour of duty in Lahore, West Pakistan, where she school. served as administra tive The annual dinner is supfollowed by ported principally by con - assistant , tributions from the Ohio State assignments to a variety of University Development Fund other foreign service pools. _ Mrs , Sill 's husband, Dr . and Alumni Assn . ployment Opportunity Officer . She will be responsible for pla nnin g and directing the equal employ ment opportunity program in the Huntin gton district which covers a 45,000 squa re mile area in 'portions' of Wes t Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, \ NADYA SILL Maurice L. Sill, is a professor at Marshall University in the Sociology and Anthropology Department. He· has an extensive background. in community development both overseas and here. It was he who designed the rural VISTA program. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Furniture Department, 3rd Floor BIG BOON TROY, Ill. ( UPI ) - Tw o cars of a 90-car Penn Central frei ght train derailed early Friday near here touching off a spectacular explosion and fire in a tank car containing vinyl chloride. Some area residents left their homes temporarily. There were no injuries. +++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Luther Dayton sells hardware store to Virgil Hixon ... Bob Rannells renamed Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce president .. . Marshall Boggs new Rotary Club president . . . GAHS upaets Greenfield, Ohio's fifth ranked Class A team, 7!Hl8 .. . Blue Devils bomb Wellston 7147, clinch at least a tie for SEOAL cage crown. --------------------------------------- All PTA units will have role in spring conference POMEROY - All units will participate in hosting the spring conference of District 16, Ohio PTA, on May 4 according to plans made Thursday night by the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Mrs. Richard Vaughan , district director, spoke to the group of arrangements to be made in having the conference in Meigs County, tentative plans for the program, and the cultural arts judging at that lime. Each unit will participate in the host duties for the all-day meeting which will be attended by PTA members from the eight· counties of southeastern Ohio. Mrs. Vaughan reviewed the changes in the cultural arts competition this year . Its theme is "Reflections, from Sea to Shining Sea," and categories have been reduced to three -visual arts, essay or poetry, and music - with each school being permitted only one entry in each category in the division of primary, intermediate and junior high. All winning entries in the individual schools will be entered in district competition. Mrs . Charles Goeglein , county council president. reported on the Ohio PTA's request for assistance in getting Ohio exempt from DST Dec. 1 to March 31. She asked that each unit prepare petitions in duplicate, mailing_ the original to Sen. Robert Taft, and the copy to the Ohio PTA, or sending both copies to the Ohio PTA for forwarding to Sen . Taft. The scholarship fund was discussed and it was noted that a scholarship will be awarded this spring to a graduating senior. Applications have been supplied to all three high schools and these are to. be mailed to the Ohio PTA Scholarship Committee which makes the selection. Appointed to the nominating committee, which will present a slate of officers at the April meeting , were Mrs . Earl Thoma, Meigs Local; Mrs. Wilma Parker, ·Eastern, and Mrs, Blondena Hudson , Southern . Mrs . Hudson reported on the recent educational redesign con- ference which she attended in Columbus. Four units, Letart , Salisbury , Chester and Rutland, have paid neither their dues to County Council nor contributed to the scholarship fund, it was reported, Mrs. Goeglein, PTA member on Children's Home Citizens Advisory Committee, had a report of the activities or that committee read by the secretary. The Rev. Rooert Kuhn, First Baptist Church, Pomeroy, gave the devotions and Mrs. Thoma, Pomeroy PTA, president, extended the welcome. A skit, "Tell the Truth Now, Mrs. PTA," was presented by the Salem Center PTA with Mrs. Phyllis Dugan, Mrs. Charlotte Willford, Mrs. Roberta Wilson, and Mrs . Wykle Whitley taking part. Past presidents introduced were Mrs. Rachel Downie, Mrs. Fay Sauer, Mrs. Edna · Thompson to be swmgmg' • hard COLUMBUS - Dennis E. Thompson, former State Examiner in Ure Auditor of State's office, promised to wage an all out fight for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State when he filled his petitions last week. Thompson said, "the real men of caliber in our party like John Glenn and State Senator Tony Calabrese were absolutely right when they labeled the State Democratic Committee with bossism, after the endorsement committee met." Thompson plans on being one of those candidates who will file suit to stbp the state party from spending funds on its endorsed primary candidates. Woods and Mrs. Vaughan , Each one spoke briefly on highlights of their term as president. The Racine unit will host the next meeting at which lime each PTA is asked to report on its year's work. Cake, coffee , tea, mints and nuts were ser•ed by the host unit. Quality Is a Chee-seburger from Bob Evans Drive-In made from our own fresh ground beef- served daily at BOB EVANS DRIVE-IN second Ave. l · ohone 446-4290 Home 44j-4518 DIVIDEND PAID EXTON, Pa. - The board of directors of Foote Mineral Company have declared the fourth quarterly dividend for 1973 and 55 cents per share on the Company's Convertible $2.20 Preferred Stock, Cumulative if Earned, payable on March 29 to shareholders of record on March 8. This dividend together with dividends of $1.65 ·previously paid brings total dividends for the year 1973 to the full amount of $2.20 per share on presently outstanding shares . The company expects to release 1973 financial results shortly following completion of the year and audit. DOPE ON SUDS WASHINGTON (UP! )- The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Friday proposed that detergent makers be required to list all ingredients and their function on the package so conswners will kpow what they're buying and what it's supposed to do. Regular $74.95 Serta Posture Deluxe Full Size Mattress or Box Spring COMPLETE SET MA nRESS AND MATCHING BOX SPRING You Save '51.90 On The Complete Set Quilled fforal lick covering - ventilated sides - hand straps for easy handling - extra firm construction. Famous Ser!a quality. I~---------------------------------, ELBERFELDS ALBUM OF T.HE WEEK I I "Let Me Be There" by Olivia Newton-John I Reg. 16.79 8-Track Tape ......... .................. On~ •4 29 1 Reg. 15.79 Stereo LP Album ...... ................. On~ •339 I 1 I 1 Music Department, Third Floor 1 I : 51 AI ! I AR U IJ 41U I\ CO I.I' I~Y ~- - P7\· 104 I UIOMO~I( I 1~ 5U U~U • HOld E O! HC I -- ! L QOI,j i ~ C ' O ~ - --- -- - -· Ill I ----------------------------------~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Ninety day interest penalty if withdrawn before maturity date . All Savings insureq by the FSUC up to $20.000.00 is there I I MRS. PAT HOLTER and Mrs. Vilmr Pikkoja presented Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee attractiv e bookends on behalf of the Pomeroy-Middleport Library Roa rd. Rlakesiee lms served as president or the board many years. ternoon was provided by Mrs. Christine Guthrie, Mrs. Dorothy Karr, Mrs . Olive Weber and Gerald Powell . At 2:30p .m. a short program featured presentations or gifts from various organizations in which Blakeslee has been active were presented to Blakeslee and his wife, Daisy. The couple also received a number of gifts from individuals who came to express (Continued on page 8) 1Je1•oled To The VOL XXV NO. 210 POMEROY-MI DDLEPORT, OHIO In terest.~ en tine Of The Meigs-Mason Area MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1974 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS Strike ending "--''-""'-. ~ ..-··. --:'---.~~_..-·~ _...,~ By Unlted Press loternallonal CLEVELAND- SEN. HOWARD METZENBAUM, D-Ohio, Sunday night criticized the Federal Energy Office decision to cut Ohio's gasoline allocation by 2 per cent, saying it would "result in needless shortages" in this state. "It will result in needless shortages for Ohio motorists, a decision made by a bureaucrat on an arbitrary basis - without any standards and without any explanations to the public which is worse than no decision at all." The junior Ohio senator said be would send a telegram to John C. Sawhill , deputy energy administrator about his "judicious decision" to cut Ohio's allocation. "I believe he owes the people of Ohio some explanation," Metzenbaum said. WASHINGTON- PRESIDENT NIXON WILL FLY TO Key Biscayne, Fla., in midweek for a series of public appearances in the South and a vacation in the sun, according to White House aides. The President planned to depart Wednesday evening and was expected to return here the following Monday, Washington's birthday, after a stop in Hunisville, Ala. Aides said be will dedicate a hospital in Miami during his Florida stay and will make one other undisclooed speaking appearance during the trip. Since the Watergate scandal broke, Nixon has confined his public appearances outside Washington to the South where he has more popular support than some other areas. He took another working-vacation at San Clemente, Calif., just after Christmas. granddaughter; back row, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin (Patty) Circle and Mr . and Mrs. J a me~ ( Je~rf~n Butcher. Pa trrcoa and Jennifer were born and reared in Pomeroy during the 3:! years "hich Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee have spent in the community . at y By BOB HOEFLICH Despite cold, snowy weather, over 400 persons attended an open house in the Meigs High School cafeteria Sunday afternoon to honor C. E . (Chuck ) Blakeslee upon his retiremnt. Blakeslee, an agricultural agent of the Extension Service in Ohio for the past 35 years, spent 33 of these years in Meigs County. He has been honored on several occasions recently by friends, coworkers and his church in recognition of his retirement, effective Jan . 31. THE ENTIRE BLAKESLEE FAMILY was present Sunday for the tribute to C E Bla kes le~ . Front, from the left, Mark Circle, grandson; Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee, Maria;,e Circle • -~___.. 30 MONTHS. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT like a good State Farm • SPECIAl. SAI.EI GalliDOiis neigh bor. -- -·· __ CARROL K. SNOWDEN The Pleasure Of Eating is Good Fhvor Good Fhvor Comes Only From Quality Food ' 400honor Blakeslee Sunday's event, however, was the largest tribute paid to Mr . Blakeslee. Everybod y pitched in to help. Refreshment tables were attractively done in a pink and white color scheme and several organizations provided light refreshments. Members of the Meigs County Junior Leaders Club served and registered guests. Others assisted guests in other ways. Organ music played throughout the af- IN AMOUNTS OF $1,000 Park Central Hotel Bldg. A PLAQUE with an effective inscription relating to c. E. Blakeslee's helping hand to so many Meigs Countians during his long years of service was presented Sunday by H. E. (Pete) Shields of the local Agriculture, Stabilization and Conservation Se..Vice. The plaque was inscribed ;,From the People of Meigs County ." FIGHT FIRE - Mason Volunteer Fire Department members fought a fire Sa turday evening at the Arnold Weiss home, Miller St., Mason. The same home had been hi t by a blaze on December 20. Damage was extensive and firemen were at the sce ne abou t 51,, hours. Arson probe is opened MASON- Suspicion of arson Hill, reportedly an expec tant hom e of James ;' Pappy" apparently has brought the mother, wears size 34 blouse, Hughes near West Colwnbia . LONDON - BRITAIN'S COAL MINERS blocked fuel West Virginia Fire Marshal's II or 12 dress and slacks and a The trailer was owned by movements to power stations and industry in the nationwide office into the investigation of a 10 months old baby boy wears Willi am and Mildred Bateman strike that already has been marred by sporadic violence. fire Saturday at 5:20p.m. that size one in infant clothing. of Charleston. Union leadera for the 269,000 mineworkers said the miners completed the destruction of a In an other fir e, occurring Roush said Mason fi remen planned to blockade power stations, ports, docks and large coal on Miller St., for residence earlier in the Maso n-W es t got the call at 1:03 p.m. dumps. However, unlike the last mineworkers strike two years merly occupied by the Arnold Columbia area , Chief Roush Sa turd ay to come to the area ago when up to 10,000 miners blockaded power plants and clashed Weiss family. said a defective furn ace caused back of the Cha t und Chew violently with police, the union ordered that picketing should be Mason Fire Chief Ross fire that destroyed the trailer a (Continued on page 3) peaceful. Roush said the house had been CHlCAGO - FIVE HUNDRED REPUBUCANS from 13 heavily damaged by fire last states plan a mini convention next month "to stimulate interest Dec. 20. He understood there and generate a head of steam lQOking to the 1974 elections." were plans to repair the Three leading contenders for the GOP 1976 presidential damage from that fire but the blaze Saturday caused exoomination- Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill., former New York Gov. tensive additional damage. Nelson Rockefeller, and California Govl.Ronald Reagan - will Five officers and 13 firemen make appearances at the convimtion. with two trucks and a squad Percy, who said in a speech Friday night that he was "intruck answered the call and terested - seriously interested" in running for the presidency, will host an evening reception on March 29, the opening day of the firemen fought the blaze for two-day convention. Rockefeller and Reagan were schednled to about 212 hours. The family of deliver speeches on March 30. National Chairman George Bush three is homeless. A defective flue was blamed was to dellver a "State of the National party" address to the for a fire Saturday at 3:22p.m. conference. on the Ashton-Upton Road WASHINGTON CONSUMERS CAN EXPECT higher -WIIIch destroyed the home of prices on almost everythin~ from beef to beans in 1974, but there the John Hill family. should be oo severe shortages, a top Agriculture Department The house, in a rural section several miles from Point economist says, Dr. Don Paarlberg, director of agricultural economics, said Pleasant, was burning out of that prices for beef and. pork would be "at present levels or· control when Point Pleasant higher" for the remainder of this year, but dairy products would Volun leer firemen reached the be short, forcing prices l)lgher. He blam~ goverrunent price scene. controls for shortages experienced in 1973. Food coots for an A spokesman said total loss average famUy rose 15 to 20 per cent last year, almost four times was placed at $5,000 with $3,000 the4to5percentrlsepredictedbyexperts. to the house and $2,000 to its contents. Firemen said an appeal is MOST OF OHIO WAS COVERED WITH from one to three being made for clothing and inches of new snow today, after Sunday's storm dwindled to flurries Sunday night, and temperatures in most sections of the household goods. Persons with these items to donate are being aw .,...._. state were in the low 20s this morning. . asked to take them to the Point ~. . ··~ ........', vr• I Readings dropped into the teens In the northwestern counties ;/WiiJ/M<!4».'1t early today. The cold front which brought Sunday's snow to Ohio Pleasant fire station . Clothing in man's sizes moved eastward-Sunday night, and a high pressure system was CHESSIE SYSTEM ra ilroad crew&we~e repairing the e>:Jl!cted to bring a clearing tendency today . Some snow flurries , needlld are : shirt, 1412, pants bridge over Le~ding Creek in lower Middleport Ia• I Frid•y. lxf;vever, were still likely in the eastern portion of the state.'• 30 x 30 and shoe •size 9; Mrs. Fr?m the left a"e John Carr, Pearl Moh ler, Cloarles Jeffers, United Press International price of diesel fuel or provide Twel ve days after it began on for increased speed limits on th e Ohio Turnpike, the nation- · the country's highways, two of wide truckers' strike appeared the truckers' major demands. to be ending today- but not Nixon, in a nationwide without dissension among the broadcast Saturday , urged the participa nl,. drivers to end their strike "to Str ikin g driver s wheeled provide food, fuel and other their rigs onto the countris supplies to all Americans." high weys in in creasi ng But in Ohio , a hotbed of the numbers Sunday, while others work hault , George Rynn, defied President Nixon's plea president of the CouncU of to end their strike. Independent Truckers (CIT) , Scattered violen ce con- said about 500 members of his tinued, spreading to the West group "voted 100 per cent" Coest for the fir st time in the Sunday to reject the governwork stoppa ge. ment proposal. Rynn denied reports that he In Pitl,burgh, a spokesman for the Truckers Unity Com- had fired Leonard Fleet, an mittee, an umbrella attorney who represented the organiza tion which claims to CJ':' in the Washington negotairepresent most of the striking tions, but said the lawyer did factions. sa id drive rs were nut show up at the group's "voting overwhelmingly" to meeting in Barberton Sunday. accept D tcnltJ tive ag reement "So I assume Ire quit," Rynn Wednesday. said of Fleet . "We may hire someone else to represent us. It William J . Hill, national will not be me ." chairman of the Fraternal Doc Holder, president of the Associati on of Steel Haulers National Council of In· (FASH) and the unity commitdependent Truckers, said he tee's chief negotiator, said : was disappointed with the "A vast majority of the Barberton meeting because he members of organiz a tions was not able to hear the repre.,ented by the Truckers government's pr oposal exUnity Committee have voted in plained. fa vor of the agreement...and want to return to work. "! am of the opinion we have reached the best agreement possible and should go back to work starting at 9 a.m. Monday . I expect all F ASH members to leave any picket lines as we will continue our efforts to further explain the The meat shortage has hit agreement, so that dissident Meigs County, as Art Hess, Jr., groups will realize the benefi is of Rt . I, Middleport, is being offered." testifying today. The agreement freezes diesel Hess is the owner of a cow oil prices, provides a sur· shot by an unidentified man charge to offset spiraling fuel over the weekend. The rustler costs and guara nteees fuel tried to drag the animal to a supplies for truckers. It does nearby pickup truck to get not include a roll back in the away. Holder said the meeting was "strictly an Akron, Ohio, group of owner-operator s. They wouldn 't even let the man who was to give the governmen t's version of the proposal into the building." Elsewhere in Ohio , voting ranged from a 152-80 rejection by trcukers in the East Liverpool area to a 241- 139 acceptance by drivers in th e Ironton area. The Ohio Highway Patrol reported truck traffic "below normal but increasing in volume" over the weekend . A spokesman for Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J . Shapp said truck traffic in the state had increased between 60 and 75 per cent since the agreement was reached. In the first major incidence of strike-related violen ce on the West Coast, Greg Olson, 42, Springdale, Wash. , was sbot and wounded in the right forearm Sunday by a sniper !iring from a highway overpass south of Los Angeles. Olson was riding relief in a company-owned truck driven by Jack Srok, 49, Springdale, when the incident occurred. He was treated and released . Srok was not injured. R ostlers fail to load catch • I According to the Mei gs County Sheriff's Dept., the cow was shot in a barn and dragged toward a green Chevrolet pickup truck parked nearby. But a rope being used to move the cow broke, and the carcas was left in the road! The white fa ced cow weighed approximately 850 lbs ., according to the Sheriff's Dept. Its investigation is continuing. In other action, Sheriff's deputies investigated an accident on SR 7 in Chester when two wheels came off the right side of a trailer being pulled by a car driven by Lowell L. Hite, 35, Malta , about 7:15 Sunday morning. The trailer then swerved, hitting a guard rail. No injuries were repor ted , while medium property damage was caused to the guardrail. No damage was reported to Hite's vehicle. Weather Chance of snow mainly eastern portions today, cloudy tonight and Tuesday, ~hance of light snow or snow flurries north. Lows tonight in the 30s. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m. Monday was 26 degrees under sunny skies . .. r ·u ··s ' 'RIIII ....::\l,"L. ' · Cecil Coleman, Clifford Marshall, Kenneth Boyles and Howa rd Gr immett. Picture by Ken Gilkey and George Arnott. • 't ., SCHOOLS CLOSED Schools of the Meigs, Eastern and Southern Local Districts were closed today due to a snow which fell Sunday eveninJl. and night, creating slippery driving con~itions. '. ' �2- The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0, Feb 11, 1974 Pro Standmgs Ohio's gasoline cut unexpected Malone five outlasts Rio, 85-82 COLUMBUS (UPI) - State much gas Ohto would get but a offtctals co ntendtng they era I level ? Jerry Imes prestdent of the ofltctals and fuel dealers were spokesman tndicated the shtfts cannot know much about fuel surpnsed by Energy Dtrector would not mvolve more than 2 supphes and should have to Central Ohto Gasoline Dealers A.ssoctation satd the realloca Wtlltam E Sunon ordermg a per cent of a states allocation JUStify the re-allocatton tton would htt Ohto motoriSts Knowing that there are cut m gltsolme supplies to Ohto shortages tn other states ISn t hard and nme other states so tt could Extra fuel wtll go to Ken It s been apparent for some be dtverted to help ease acute lucky and Tennessee and enough to JUSitfy taking gasoshortages m 12 other states states m the northeast wlllch l ne from Olllo motonsts and time that thts would happen he sa td and the Dtstr1ct of Columbta have had long lines at the few puttmg t somewhere else Motonsts here won t have Stmon satd the effects of the stat ons which have fuel Many Turk satd to ask tf there ts really a Saturday reallocations should of them unpose luntts on sales be felt m about one week The Edmund Turk chatrman of We don t know what the fuel gasoline !shortage They ll know tt every tune they drtve Federal Energy offtce had no the Oh o Public Uhlittes Com supplies are on the state level mto a statiOn tmmed1ate f gures on hov. m sston y,as cntJca1 of federal Ho\\ ca n they know on the led Rodino claims supreme powers WASHING TON ( UP l) - The man m charge of the House Impeachment nqillrv says Ills comm ttec has authority to seek nforn at10n from the secret re c:sses of the pres1 denc) an I f oecessary to summon P1 e.s dent NLxon him self to est fv Ola rn nn Peter Rodmo of I c Houo J1dtc ar; Con T ruek er factions split By United Prrss II t~n1atu nal FactiOns of tndepe tdent lrurk I tvers n OJ o fa led o reo f Ct ~ t'CII"Plll In du 11g 11 1 ttee wlllch ts conductmg the Impeachment probe clauned po vcrs beyond what the Wh te Ho t se and Issues and Answers Rodmo sa1d the cormmttee n ght be able to arr ve at tts fmdin gs w thou! surnmonmg th e l es ler t but If ho vcver tl erP s a necess1ty to ca 1 n he Pres1dent m order th a " lave a complete thor gh a d re ful mqutry m dcr to sct tl tt ts queslton on e Jnd for alv.ays then tt IIIII be OU reo\)(!1s btltt) to I I tl c Pres dent h , autho 1it\ whdm ngl) lo eJect the gov er •met t propos I agreed to by representative s of tr uckers and fede a off cta ls n Wash ngton last fhut sday whtle groups neet ng n Cleveland Ironton and Columbus voted to end the work stoppage Meanwhtle the Olllo H gh way Patro l reported two shootmg mctdents m he sta te late Sunday mght but satd truck trafftc over the weekend appeared to be mcreastng Ftve shots were ftred at ftve trucks traveling close together on Ohto 128m Hamtlton County Sunday and a passmg motortst ftred a gun mto the atr on a htghway near Toledo the patrol satd On Interstate 71 near Mans fteld one truck driver reported a bnck was thrown through the wmdshteld of his rtg No mJurtes were reported the patrol satd Some 500 members of the Counctl of Independent Truckers met at Barberton Sunday mght and voted 100 per cent to reJect the govern ment offer accordtng to George Rynn prestdent of the group However Doc Holder prest dent of the Naltonal Counctl of Independent Truckers satd the presentalton of the proposal was very one-stded at the Barberton meetmg and 'many truckers were d1sappomted that both stdes 11ere not heard They wouldn t even let the man who was to giVe the gov nq e nt o m1peaclu 1 1t t totalt ) and tl e Wlutc Hous cannot clatm exccu ve pt velegc to v th I old 1 fo rna J lllles K Qt ot fI Pol~ I c h I I s s cl the s ol h p s len d;s gned <m I Barb r on voted over Spectal Pro t eon Jaworsk so fo , onceded He was mtervte\\ ed Sunday on ABC s fede ri:! l pa lr kers Ke Trucke lt tg n East l vet pool Frcmoot Franklin even ser cy as Prestdent Polk once satd and we hope there ts go mg to be thts kind of cooperation Jaworski has satd that tn order not to jeopard ze crunmal trtals he would have to refuse any House subpoena for grand Jury n formation--and let the courts dectde whethct the House could have tt But Rudmo satd I thmk that the matenal that Mr Jaworski has would be necessary Admtmstratton backers have satd the committee cannot conduct a ftshmg expeditiOn for trrelevant mformatton Rodmo satd hts commtttee must obtam mformatton ftrst then dectde whether tt ts rdevant Rodtno satd hts comrmttee s counsel John M Doar and tts GOP counsel Albert 8 Jen ner wtll meet wtth Whtte House attorney James St Clatr at an unspectfted tune this week at whtch tune they wtU make 1 ecessa ry requests for nformabon He satd he hoped tl would not be necessary to have a court Coal Grove wins Sot e n V lie Conf 1 n h mp o \l hlet1 Hannan 11 a e aflc I> st a gl t v c tor es t s season fought back fron an R 4 def c 1 tJ e f rst qua ~ to takt.: a st.:v 1 pom t httt ng onl) 22 of 65 floor at tempts HT also sank 10 of 18 at the free throw line Coal Grove htt 22 of 58 floor attempts and 13 of 20 from the chanty str pe Hannan Trace was confrontation wtth Jaworski over release of mformat10n Rodtno also satd Settle Thls Question - The unpeachment process should not be halted to save the country from bemg torn apart as some have argued I say emphatically no I say that tt ts our mescapable responstbtiity to do thts ]Ob to settle thts question - He ts opposed to draggmg out t1 e unpeachment mqutry and wants the coDllmttee to meet tis target date of April 30 - He and hts cornrmttee have not yet dectded whether to have teleVISed hearmgs Meanwhtle The Washmgton Post reported Sunday that a poll tt conducted show ed that if a vote were taken m the Senate now on whether to convict NIXOn on nnpeachment char ges the unpeachment move would fatl by at least 17 votes probably more Rep Henry S Reuss D Wts planned to mtroduce a constttutwnal amendment tills week to provtde fur a vote of no conftdence agamst a prestdent and machmery for a spectal prestdenttal election He satd that would be a less \rawnattc way of dealmg wtth Watergate sttuattons Malone s vlsitmg Pioneers held off a second half Rto Grande rally to edge the Redmen 85-82 m a key Mtd Ohto Valley Conference basketball game at Lyne Center Saturday mght Malone upped ts season By Uruled Press International The Umverstty of Toledo surged mto the lead m the Mtd Amencan Conference Saturday by edgtng Ohto Umverstty 80-79 and dumpmg the Bobeats mto a second place tie wtth Bowling Green Meanwhtle Bowlmg Green downed pre season favortte Mtamt ~ foretng Redskins Coach Darrell Hedrtc to adDllt tt makes tt tough for his team to capture tts thtrd consecutive tttle wtth foUl' league losses In the Ohto Conference nmth Coal Grove ace selects West Virginia MORGANTOWN W Va (UP!) - Randy Hall a tatlback who gamed an average 11 1 yards per carry for Dawson Bryant Htgh School at Coal Grove Ohio last season has stgned an tn slttutional letter of mtent wtth West Vtrgtrua Umverstty a school spokesman satd Saturday The 6-foot 2 185-pound Hall who runs tbe 100-yard dash tn 9 9 seconds carrted 145 times for 1 600 yards m 1973 and had career totals of 459 carrtes for 4 132 yards - a 9 l average Hallts a track and basketball standout too and ts averagmg 16 pomts and leadmg Dawson Bryant m reboundmg He was the Mountameers 16th recrutt Trojans rally, edge Gallians Snowballs hit Sowle top-seeded at Ironton Rto placed four men m had 27 rebounds nme by double ftgures Ron Lambert Jimmy Noe popped m 25 Jtmmy Noe 18 Malone whtch led 46 33 Dan Bollinger 14 and Paul durmg the halftime tTl (\Jbanese 14 tenmsston hit 35 of 75 fteld Rto htt 37 of 74 fteld goal goal attempts for 4S 7 pet The attempts for 50 pet and etght of Pioneers were 13 of 22 at the 16 free throws for 50 pet Rto foul ctrcles for 59 1 pet Malone had 48 rebounds Ben Tillman had 14 Rio wtll host Pikevllle Ky College m a non league outmg at I yne Center on Wednes Muskmgum downed Manetta day begmmng at 8 p m 59 50 to mathematically MALONE (8Sl - HodQe 6 2 elunmate the Pioneers from 14 Marl c k 4 4 12 T II man 9 0 Arr ng on 4 3 1 K e n 8 0 any title hopes Martella has a 68 W ams 2 3 7 Car son 2 0 7-4 mark wtth two games to go d HI 1 0 2 TOTALS l6 3 85 GRANDE t821 Capttal and Muskmgum A RIO banese 1 0 14 Fausnaugt1 0 square off Tuesday nlght 2 2 Bel ng er 7 0 4 Lambert 3 25 Nee 9 o 18 Sa nde so 1 Mtchtgan stayed tn a tte for Sw n eha t 2 2 6 Hart 1 0 2 the Btg Ten lead handing Ohto TOTALS l1 8 82 Score at halt Ma one 46 R o state a 91-lill setback The 33 Buckeyes wtth a 1 7 record are m the bottom of the con THIS WEEKS ference whtle Mtchtgan boasts OHIO COLLEGE a71mark BASKETBALL SCHEDULE By Un ted Press Inter-nal onal The Buckeyes Bill Andreas Monday spratned hts left ankle late m M1ch1gan State at Oh o State South Flor da at Dayton the game after leadmg the Car neg e Mellon I Pa J at Oh o OSU squad by scormg 20 Wesleyan Tuesday pomts Ober-lin at Kenyon Ctnctnnatt outscored He delber-g at W ttenberg Cap tal at Muskmgum Houston 13-2 at the start of the Ashland at Malone game and went on to down the Cenlral State at W lberfor-ce Cougars 84-73 to gtve the Bear Cedarville at Urbana Def a nee at Oh o Dom n can cats a 16-5 mark Lloyd Batts Wednesday led the five UC players m dou M m1 at Oh o un vers tv Bowl ng Green at Centr-al ble figures wtth 20 pomts M ch gan Kent State al Easle..-n In other games Saturday M ch gan Htram posted tis seventh Toledo at Western M1ch gan stratght wm wtth a 58 52 Akron at Western Illinois Youngstown State at Cleveland declSlon over Oberlin Akron State marked up four tn a row wtth a Den son at Wooster n at Mount Un on 74-lill wm over Gannon ( Pa ) Otterbe Taylor Clnd l at Bluffton Central State fell 9f>-70 to fifth W lm ngton at F ndlay ( Pa 1 at H ram ranked small college Ten Thiel T1ff n at Wnght Slate nessee State whtch won Its 13th P kev lie ( Ky I at R o Grande game tn a row Ashland Cleveland Thunday St at P1tfsbur-gh Bethanv IW va J at John defeated Wayne state 7:1-91 Carroll Youngstown Slate edged Malone al Walsh Buffalo (N Y ) 90-89 Bluffton Steubenville at Northern got by Wtlmington 66-59 Deft Ill no s Fnday ance edged Fmdlay 85-83 Het Denison at Case Western delberg handed Ohio Wesleyan RReserve o Grande at W lberforce a 71-56 loss Mount Uruon Saturday Stale at Iowa stopped Kenyon 78 66 Ot Ohio Oh o Un1verutv at Western terbem beat Wooster 84-74 MIChigan M chlgan at M am John Carroll defeated Central Toledc at Easter-n M ch gan Allegheny (Pa ) 76 61 George Washmgton al C n c nnafl Cedarvtlle bested Ohto Chattanooga at Dayton Dommtcan 77-03 Malone beat Xaver at Detro t P ttsburgh at Youngstown Rto Grande 85-82 Tiffm beat Steubenv lie at Bradley Walsh 7U2 and Transylvama Akron at Ashland Central State at Gannon ( Pa ) (Ky ) beat Urbana 93-72 Hanover- ( lnd) at W lm•ngton South Carolma dwnped Day Ander-son ( lnd I at Defiance at Earlham ( lnd J ton 81-lill DePaul got by Xavter Bluffton F ndlay at Taylor ( lnd I 77 70 and Case Western Re Otterbe n at Urbana ngum at Baldwin serve beat Washmgton & Musk Wallace Jefferson 84-78 Wooster at Cap tal Toledo takes Mid-Am lead le 1d 1 d 'ay tn he f nal espectally cold tn the ftrst quar et only to see host Coal quarter Coach Dave Waller s Grov e come on strong o post a Hornets usmg a fast break zoomed mto a 11-2 lead before 57 54 no league v dory the Wtldcats called ttme In a 1 p a 1d tuck battle Hannan frace ltnally got Coach Pa ul D llon '<; W Ideals behmd a th rd pertod rall> led untracked toward the end of Portsmouth ralhed from a 23 20 halfbme def1c1t by Mark Swam 6-0 Jun or the ftrst quarter and then to defeat v1sttmg Galhpohs 44 41 m a non guard pulled ahead 40-39 gomg mtdway tn the second stanza conference basketball game m the PHS f1eldhouse Tratiing 20-11 at the end of mto the fmal penod before approximately 1 000 fans Saturday mght Wtth Don Wells 6 5 semor the ftrst pertod Hannan TraC€ center grabbmg two qutck moved back mto the contest After holdmg 12 10 and 23 20 shots for 27 pet At the foul w1th a 16 pomt thtrd quarter baskets on offensive rebounds advantages at the quarter ctrcles GAHS converted 21 Coal Grove took the reserve breaks m the ltrst half GAHS of 33 attempts for 63 pet the Wtldcats butlt up a seven pont lead before the Hornets game 36 35 fell behmd 28-27 followmg three GAHS had 11 personals 26 rebounds and 17 turnovers began the1r comeback HANNAN TRACE 54) penods of play Hesson 3 5 ust1e 3 3 9 Portsmouth dtdn t fare much Coal Grove forged ahead 51 Sw a n 9 2 20 H a ey 3 0 6 H a Portsmouth outscored 49 on a clutch basket by ]untor 13 5 Wels306 TOTALS ~ 2 GAHS 12 2 during the ftrst better from the fteld smkmg 10 54 guard Ken Chnstensen w th 3 30 m the !mal stanza to only 20 of 58 attempts for 34 pet COAL GROVE (57 The TroJans were four of stx 2 01 left Gosse 12 4 Ha 4 4 2 take a 40-29 lead Donahue 6 4 16 Ca dwe 6 0 from the foul ctrcles for 66 pet In that see saw fourth At that Pomt Coach Jtm 3 Rou sh 0 2 Ch s l ensen 6 quarter Coal Grove moved 2 2 TOTALS 22 lJ 57 Osborne s lads began pressmg PHS had 26 personals 34 By Quarters agam on a two pomter by Hannan T ace full court The move almost rebounds and 16 turnovers 3 16 4 54 Jtm Ntday paced Gallla s Roger Caldwell John Lusher Coa G eve 20 1 a a 57 patd off as the Galiians took 6-1 sen or forward made t" o advantage of nwnerous Trojan scormg attack wtth 14 pomts free throws to tie the game at turnovers dunng the Gtl Prtce added 13 Price was 51-51 but a 12 foot Jwnper by remammg 4 17 of play GAllS hmtted to etght rebounds Johnson put the Hornets back outscored the home club 12-4 m lowest output of the year for on top Swam was fouled w th the !mal mmutes of play to the 6-5 GAHS center The vtctory left Portsmouth I 08 left and converted one of reduce the !mal PHS margm to wtth a 10-7 overall record It hts two shots reducmg the three pomts Hornet lead to 53-52 Wtth 13 Btg dtfference m Saturday s was the Trojans seventh ATHENS Ohto ( UPI)seconds rema1n1ng Poltce m rtot gear dispersed outcome was the board work of trturnph agamst one setback at Chnslensen stepped to the foul some 500 students Sunday rught Portsmouth s Rtck Wtlltam home thts wmter Only home I ne and canned two chanty after they had pelted Ohto son f>-11 JuniOr forward and loss was 61 51 to top ranked shots Hannan Traces Wells Umverstty Prestdent Claude Dave Underwood 6 0 JuniOr Chtlltcothe on Jan 26 The loss left Galltpoiis 13-3 on htt an easy basket to reduce the Sowle his home and downto• n forward Wtlltamson ptcked off the year score to 55-54 With JUSt two stores and offices wtth 16rebounds Underwood seven Tuesday the Blue Devils seconds left The Wtldcats snowballs Wtlhamson put most of hts travel to Jackson for a ernment s verston of the pro- called ttme then fouled Wes Students took advantage of a snags back m for twm pom ters Ohio League Southeastern posal mto the bUlldmg Holder Gossett on the out-of bounds three mch snowfall by gomg on Wt lhamson led the TroJan game wlth Coach AI sa d It was stnc tly a group of play Gossett connected on a snowball tossmg spree that attack wtth 12 po nts Un Akron based dn vers and no both ends of h s bonus to resulted tn several broken wm derwood was the only other Burger s lronmen Jackson one stood up when Rynn asked prov de the three pomt margm dows at off-campus stores and Trojan m double ftgures wtth is HO on the year and 4 7 Inside the conference ofvctmy if anyone obJected to contmua the downtown theater and ap- lO Tuesday s reserve game wtll t on of the strike TheW Ideals had one of thetr parently trntated Sowle con Gallipolis suffered its start at 6 p m The varstty Rynn lal! d n ed reports he poorcs worsl mght of the year from ghts In the fteld stderably ts scheduled to start encounter had f nd c Fleet the The crowd moved to Sowle s the fteld slnklng ouly 10 of 36 at 7 30 I u c l s leg r p ceenta tt\e home and began to snowballtt n W ol gt I ng negotta causmg the umverstty ns \ th P.O ern n nt off1c1als prestdent to appear on the last " cek home s porch where he Be dtdn t show up for the promptly became a target GAHS BLUE DEVILS 1411 FG FT PF RB TO TP n c-elmg so I asswne he qutt I hope you are aU very PLAYER-Pas M ke S ck les I 03 34 0 4 3 We ma) hrre someone else to proud of yourselves he told Tom Va ent ne f 0445244.4 rer lace !urn Hvnn satd the group I thtnk you are a Gary Snowden g 24 0 0 6 4 Some 280 truck dnvers meet 4 13 5 I 4 8 3 13 bunch of damn tdiots and wiSh G Pr ce c J m N day g 4 l 68 1 2 4 14 ng 1 Columbus Sunday af you d get the hell out of here J m S nger g 0 J.t 4 2 d 3 lernoon voted about 2-1 to Coal Grove a three pomt Pollee arrested one student TOTALS 10 36 21 33 11 26 17 41 re urn to work under cert.am \ ctor ove r Hann an Trace after the group proceeded to PORTSMOUTH TROJANS (44) co nd t ons l e lcrs of the Saturday n ght was lop seeded the downtown area and born PLAYER-Pas FG FT PF RB TO TP g oup sa d the dr ve rs fe lt Sunda) n the Class A Sect onal barded Logan s Department Tom Doll 9 3 1o 2 2 2 o 3 8 port ons of tl e 12 potn t Tournamen t at Ironton H gh Store Dan Tyler g a3 aa 4 3 2 o Dan Wh te 9 5 00 4 I 2 2 federal proposal arc hard to School 00 00 1 0 0 0 Greg Anderson g und erstand and or tamed fhe Hornets of Coach Dave 4 7 2 3 ' 7 ' 1p Dave Underwood f parts they didn t bel eve vere Waller have a 10-4 overall F ed McCoy c o4 a 1 2 1 2 o ~ ck w I amson enforcea ble record 6 12 a a 2 16 12 3 10 0 0 5 4 2 6 Randy F le c Truckers want to know how Coach Paul Dtllon s Wtldcats FUEL CUTBACK 31 oo 2 2 a 6 A Franz f the fuel pnce pass through ts wtth a 15 1 mark were second CLEVELAND (UP! ) - Sen TOTALS 20 sa 4 6 26 34 16 44 ~core by Quarters gomg to be enforced sa td seeded Howard M Metzenbaum D A 4- 41 12 Ga po s Win11eld Durst prestdcnt of the The tournament begms Feb Ohto satd Sunday he was dis Por Itsmouth 0 0 8 16-44 Ohto Dump Truck Assoc at on 22 w th Hannan Trace battling mayed at the dectston by the Por tsmouth OFFICIALS - D ck Hyland and Dale Hal Truckers are o ure hey Fat and Coal Grove w ll meet Federal Energy Offtce to cut Chapter w ll get thetr money rJ ey Symmes Valley on Feb 23 back Ohto s gasolme allocation want the terms spelled uul m Green 111 p wtll meet the by 2 per cent He satd the cut KENT PROBE peeled to continue the l.J1.. tenns they ca n understand and wmner of the Fatrland Hannan back would result m needless CLEVELAND (UP!) - The vesttgatton much longer after f nd out who s respons hie for Trace game on Feb 28 and shortages for Ohto motoriSts a federal granlf JUry m that J Stanley Pottinger head carrymg tt out Iron tor S Joe \\til tangle wtth dectston made by a bureaucrat vesttgattng the Kent State of the U S Justice Depart Members of the Fraternal the "mner of the Coal Grove on an arbttrary basts - wtth killmgs of 1970 recessed for two ment s Ctvtl Rtghts Dlvlslon Assocta tton of Steel Haulers Svmmes Valley game out any slljndards an(\ wtthout weeks Frtday to revtew the sa1d he expects the addittonal tFASHi;n the state also spltt Th champ Oj!Shtp game ts OJIY explanations to the pubhc testunony heard so far m the testtmony t~ take only a short thetr vote on the government sat d f r Saturday March 2 - wh ch ts worse than no dee tnqutry The JUry wtll recon ttme pact \ene Feb 25 but ts not ex All games start at 7 30 p m son at all Hornets are mark to 11Hl Instde the MOC Ute Ptoneers are 7 1 Rto dropped to 10-10 overall and:;. 3 tnstde the conference Malone placed ftve men m double ftgures m scormg Ben Tillman led the way wtth 18 Phtl Hodge added II GAHS·Portsmouth box ranked small college Wttten berg retamed tts lead wtth a 6354 win over Demson Wtth two conference games left the Tigers face a challenge from Ohto Northern Muskmgum and Capttal Toledo took over sole posses ston of the lead m the MAC race as Jun Kindle dumped m 24 pomts m the wm over the Bobeats The Rockets have a 62conference record while Ohto U and Bowling Green are tied wtth marks of 5-3 The Rockets rallied from a 44-30 halftune deftctt to post thetr 15th wm against five loss es Bowling Green s Cornelius Cash scored 19 r<~mts for the Falcons wm while pulling down 15 rebounds He also beld Phili.Atmpkln to 14 pomts four under his average It was the second tune BG bad defeated the defending league champtons and both tunes Cash held Lumpktn to 14 pomts Elsewhere tn the MAC Cen tral Mtchtgan edged Kent State 63-79 tn overtime and Western Mtchtgan defeated Eastern Mtchtgan 78-55 m a non~eague !tit Wtttenberg won tis 4th stratght game to post a 16-2 overall record and 9-l m the conference The Ttgers have a slight lead over ftrst year OC competitor Ohio Northern whtch holds a 10-3mark m the league and 10-0 overall The Polar Bears who have finished playmg con ference opponents have won thetr last ftve games mcludmg a 91 71 wm over Marton (Ind ) by slnkmg 39 of 48 foul shots Wtttenberg has two confer ence games on the schedule as do Musklngum and Capttal now !ted wtth league marks of 11-2 Capttal eastly got by Baldwm Wallace 63-43 whtle Green wins Hope PALM SPRINGS Cahf (UP!) - Maybe now Hubert Green won t have to worry about anyone Dllstakmg him for Bert Greene - All tt took was a chargmg two-stroke vtctory over Bert Yancey m the $160 000 Bob Hope Desert Classic or so Hubert bopes to clear up somethmg that has been bothering him for a long time ts nothmg like televiSion ex posure I m sure a lot of people now know I m Hubert Green and not Bert Greene Hubert who won more than $114 000 last year plus the B C Open and Tallahassee Open ptcked up a check for $32 048 for hts Hope VIctory and now has 1974 earnmgs of $47 386 HIS closmg 65 which wtped out a three-stroke lead by Green won three preVIOUS Yancey gave hun a 9(l.hole tournaments but he labored on score of 19 under par 341 the frmges as far as the public Yancey closed wtth a 70 for 343 was concerned That s because and won $18,267 while John he usually was the nght man m Mahaffey another youngster the wrong place at the wrong wtthout much of a followmg tune came out of the pack wtth a 67 Sunday he had all the to flntsh at 347 and wm $11 377 audience he needed as he Johnny Milltr wound up m a btrdied four of the last five tte for fourth wtth Mtke Me holes at Sunny Indian Wells for Cullough Bob Murphy and a seven under 65 and a two-shot Mark Hayes Each won $6 249 VIctory over the veteran Yan and Mtller ptcked up an ad cey A crowd of 34 500 most of dittonal $639 m pro....,. money tl seemed congregated at the to go over the $100 000 figure m 18th green plus a naltonal only the stxth event of the year televlslon audience saw Hubert Mtller s exact earnmgs stand run down a short btrdy putt to at $100 !H3 wtth the Hope Classtc Now the tour moves up the I ve won before satd the road to Los Angeles but they ll 27 year-old naltve of Btrnung have to play wtthout Green ham Ala but never on who ls going home to Btrnwlg teleVIsion So thts vtctory was ham to attend the Alabama pretty unportant to me There Hall of Fame banquet Warriors on top By United Preis Inlemational Rlck Barry and Jeff Mullins have put the Los Angeles Lakers in a precarious posttlon Barry and Mullins put on a bnlllant shootmg exhtbttton Sundaymght cornbuung for 56 pomts as the Golden State Warrlors rolled to a 121105 VIC toryoverthe Ph oenlxSuns The win moved the Warrlors a half.game •head of LoS An geles whtch lost 96 86 to Oncago m the Paciftc Division race Wtlh three hot teamsMtlwaukee Chicago and Detroit --m the Midwest only the Pactftc champton will make the playoffs thls season Los Angeles has participated m post....,.son play In each of the 13 years smce movmg west from Mmneapohs but the departure of Wilt Chamberlam to the Amertclill 1:>11. ~etball Assoctation and recurrlng lnJurtes to star Jerry West may mean the end for the Lakers In other NBA games Sunday Milwaukee beat Boston ~ Philadelphia edged Capttal 9$. 94 Cleveland upset Buffalo 121). 121 Ho\L'lton defeated Portland 112-106 and Seattle whtpped Kansas City-Omaha 119-103 Bob Love scored 30 pomts to lead Chicago past LoS Angeles for the ftrst lime m four games thls season Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 28 pomts and took down 21 rebounds to lead the Bucks over Boston In a battle of divlsion leaders Fred Carter s four pomts m the last 15 seconds pushed Philadelphta past the Bullets Capt tal led 94 91 with 15 seconds left when Carter btl a jwnp shot to cut the lead to one P,Oml and then put the 78ers ahead with seven seconds to go after Fred Boyd s steal Austm Carr had 35 points and Len Wilkens 34 as aeveland eru~ for 41 polnts m the ftnal quarter to upend Buffalo Mount Un on at He del berg Rose Hulman ( lnd l at Kenyon Wittenberg at Mar1et1a Oh o Wesleyan at Oberlin Ferr s State I M ch 1 at Oh10 Northern Cedarville at Walsh T1ff n at Spr ng Arbor ( Mich l W lberforce at Wright State Allegheny ( Pa ) at Cue Western H r-am at Bethany I W Va ) Malone at Oh o Dom n1can Why ts the New York cut so popular In lhe West and Western prime ribs a big thing In the East - when they both come from the Mtdwest• A mer- can Hockey League Standings By Un1ted Press Inter-nat onal North W I I piS if ga New Haven 30 16 a 68 207 168 Rochester 28 5 0 66 2 o 177 Prov dence 29 22 7 65 25.4 a5 Nova Scot a 24 21 0 58 82 57 Boston 17 32 7 4 171 217 Spr ngt eld 12 26 3 37 160 206 South w I t pts gl ga He shey 30 6 9 69 230 169 Bat more 29 19 S G3 19a 67 C nc nnat 28 19 6 62 1a6 168 Jack sonv I e 19 3 6 44 163 225 v rg n a 18 28 a 44 155 199 R chmond 14 33 7 JS 15 229 Sunday s Results Herst1ey 7 No\la Scot a 4 C nc nnat 6 Prov dence 2 R c t1mond 5 Ba t more 4 Rochester 5 Spr ngf eld 2 (On y games scheduled Today s Games (No games scheduled) Internal onal Hockey League Standings By United Pr-ess Internal onal North w I t pis gf ga Muskegon 34 19 5 73 203 170 Sag na w 2a 26 2 230 20a To edo 24 31 1 49 190 219 F n 22 31 3 47 lBa 210 Port Huron 19 32 3 41 157 185 South w 1 t pts gt ga Oes Mones Jl 19 4 66 224 185 Columbus 29 2a 2 60 222 223 Dayton 27 27 4 58 20 186 Fort Wayne 27 2a 0 54 185 204 SundaY's Results Mu skegon 5 Fori Wayne 3 Dayton 2 Port Hurlon 2 Fl nt 6 Toledo 4 Sag naw 3 Columbus 2 (Otl (Only games schedu ed) Today s Games (No oames scheduled sa Sports Desk By Denny Fobes RACINE - The Southern Athletic Boosters are sponsormg an Independent Basketball Tournament at Southern Htgh School March4 56 7 11 12 t3andl4 The tourney open to mdependent teams of tlus part of the state wlll be split mto two dtviStons Dtvunon A wtll constst of teams wtth players who have college experience whtle DtviSton B wtll constst of teams With players wt!bout 1! Trophies will be awarded to the champton and nmnerup tn each dtVIston wtth mdivldual trophtes to the champtons of each diviSion In addition there wtll be an All Tournament team selected from the entire f1eld and a Most Valuable Player selected from each dtVISton The entry fee IS $30 per team and the drawing for the tourney wlll be held al Southern High School Sunday Feb 24 at 4p m Carl Wolfe bead basketball coach at Southern m charge of Ute tourney announced that if there are any conflicts wtth other tournaments he would arrange sultable playmg times Anyone wishlng further information should call Wolfe at !H9 4871 during Ute day or at 992-7723 m the evenmg ANYONE WHO HASN'T READ THE BOOK Cosell by Howard Cosell can get a capsule VIew of this excellent ptece of literature ill a December 1973LSsue of True magazme Cosell dtscusses m this excerpt from his book the nm InS he s had wlth 'wm or dte fans and the terrtble effect they are havlng on sports at all levels of competition It san excellent ptece by the controverstal broadcaster and a must for any sports lovtng person A DISCUSSION WITH Southern Htgh Princtpal Jun Adams and Supermtendent Bob Ord thiS wnter IS convtnced that the fact the Eastern basketball team found the locker room door locked and had some trouble getting m was a rrustake and rrusunderstanding Adams a very smcere and bones! man stated that be tried to open Ute door last Tuesday evenlng but that the key wouldn t work While he was hunting up someone wtth anotber key Ord saw the difftculty and trted his key which worked Adams continued that the Southern administration has trted and qu1te effectively I might add to promote good sports lJl8lll!htp at the Racme school ThiS wrtter hopes that the aforementtoned mctdent and statements on Ute matter are m no way mterpreted to mean anythlng derrogatory concermng sport.stnanshlp at Southern The prmctpal concluded that he hopes that traditlonal Eastern-Southern sporttng events will remaln to be part of a 'wholesome rtvalry wtth good sportsmaMhlp aboundlng on both stdes AFI'ER HIGH SCHOOL SCORES Claymont 57 Coshocton 52 Zanesv li e Rosec ans 56 Skyvu e 34 West Musk ngum 5 8 J ohn Glenn 50 Tr Val 67 Morgan 58 Fort Fry e 51 Warren Local 53 Zane Trace 46 Caldwe l 4D Fa rless 54 Per- v 37 Canton Timken 59 Wooster 57 Canton l nco n 67 Barberton 50 Canton McKin ev a3 Akron South 64 New Ph lad elph a 60 A 1 ance ev 54 Can on CC 48 M ne va 4 St Thomas Aquinas a-4 Tuscarawas cc 64 Canton South SA Oakwood 52 Akron El et 98 Mogadore 70 Akr-on North 50 Ak on St V n St Mary 44 Akron Hoban 65 Green 57 Cleve Rhodes 66 Pa m a Padu Standmgs ALL GAMES TEAM W L P OP Gal po s 3 3 994 802 Wave ly 13 3 1 18 904 Wt1eerersburg 13 4 1093 883 So uth Po n 2 5 1 36 939 Logan 5 1169 10 9 Po t sm outh 0 7 42 1063 Athens 9 7 966 863 Chesapeake 8 7 a67 8a7 Iron on 6 9 923 1000 Jackson 5 o 922 999 Me gs 2 14 94 3 1099 Wei ston 1• .4 59 121 Salurday s results Portsmouth 44 Ga po l s 4 Spr ngf e d South 7 Waver 68 Tuesday s games Ga oo l sat Jackson ronton a Wa\lerly Athens a Logan Me gs at we Is ton Chesapeake at ron on St Joe v 64 Clev e South 74 C eve Centra Cath 10 Cle\le Max Hayes 60 Eucl d St Joseph Chagrin Fa l s 82 Cuyahoga Heights 48 G lmour Academy 87 R c h mend Heights 64 Tr mble 7a Waterford Sd Spr ngf eld South 71 Wa\lerly 68 Portsmouth 44 Gall po s 41 Coal Grove 58 Hannan Trace 54 Miler C tv 71 Columbus Grove 59 Clrc ev I e 67 Hilsboro sa Mount Healthy 65 Anderson 54 Ph lo ?4 Crooksv lie 48 ss GREEN WINS LOUISVILLE Ky (UP!) Ohlo State s Jim Green soared 16 feet to capture the pole vault at the 14th annual Mason Dixon games Saturday night Green beat out Mlke Cotton of the Florlda Track Club on the basts of fewer mtsses Southern, Eastern top seeds NBA Stand ng s By Un1ted Press lnternat on a Eastern Conference Atlant c D v s on w 39 Bos on N ew Yo k Buffalo 1 5 pet 722 g b A tltrd ba tie mav be tl c m uve1t me East4: rn the more m k t g beh,c cn Me gs reeent game :.>5-48 Count y s two SVAC tea ns Soul! ell ll c or seeded follow ng Sunday s Class A te m n the to rney ec~ l\ ed secllonal toun ament d a\ ng fow f rst pl ce voles f om t1 e at Me gs Htgh Sci ool fl\ c ( act es at ten hng the Sou tt er t d Eos lc n d 1 1 vw g 1ft Eustc r 1 present!; heel fur tl e lcag e s re C' I V ng tl e ot ltl top vo e second spot verc U e lop II e sv~c M IS Two 1 586 JO soo 2 40 298 23 v s on w I pet g b 34 36 Ph lad e ph a 17 Centra D Cap at A tan a Hous on Cl e v e a nd 31 26 514 27 22 20 450 367 323 33 38 42 5 0 3 Wes t ern Confere nce M dwest 0 w M waukee Ch cago De t o KC d Om a ha v s on pet 43 42 39 23 14 9 9 JB 54 689 6 2 37 Pac f c D v s on w pet G o dens a e JO 24 55 6 54 4 LosAnge es J Sea le 27 36 429 Phoen x 22 36 20 37 3 9 Par and 26 g b seeded tea ms ,' Chancey l he next n ght U c Kyger The two tc n s I a\e sp tl t \O Ct eek Bobcats I ost the Tor games tit s se ISO Wtlh t1 c 1ados follow ed b) North Tornados tak ne the ftrst 52 50 Gal Ita \ s the Easte n g b o 35 11 Sundav s Results I pet Utah 40 19 678 San An ton o 3 30 508 ndiana 29 30 492 Denver 27 30 474 26 J6 d 9 San 0 ego Sundays Resun s Caro na 96 lnd ana 93 New York 2 Memph s 91 Kentucky 122 V rg n a 6 San Antonio 99 Oen\l e 90 Utah 20 San 0 ego 01 Only games sc hedu ed Monday s Games No games sc hectu ed However the Falcons came nght back to take the lead as 108 lb Brian Russell pmned Marauder Rtck George Wahama then mcreased tts lead as Will Loudermllt pinned Melgs Butch Roush m the 115 lb class before Metgs coun tered With co-captam Joe Rosenbaum pmmng Don Johnson In the 122 lb class Tony Branham at 129 lbs made it two in a row for the OhiOans dectstomng Wahama cars are tnsured w1lh us than Wllh any olher company Fnrln lwhvnnwl Sloplton C ss........,.. -.. Captam Karl Keble~ 7 5 followed by Marauder Jeff Musser s declslonlng of Randy Grmsl<lad 11 1 m the 135 lb dlvLSton Falcon Dan Rickard then pmned Charlie Whlttington m the 141 lb class before the Marauders took ftve of the fmal SIX matches Co-Captam AI McLaughlin dectstoned Falcon Kevln Roush 8-7ln a ntp and tuck 148 lb battle followed by Steve Brickles pmnlng of Dale Lewts m Ute 158 lb dtvtslon Bruce Hussel at 170 lbs then got the last Wahama wm of the evemng dectstonlng Marty Dugan 4-1 followed by LOCATION CHANGED COLUMBUS (Ur,) - Ohto ~·••e s ttrst football game of next seaSIIn wtll be played at Mlnnesota rather than Ohio State to conform with the recent Blg Ten ruling that each school play four conference games at borne If the Sept 14 contest had been played at OSU as orlglnally scheduled the Buckeyes would have had five Big Ten games at home and Minnesota three MINERS STEEL TOE RUBBER BOOT Thtrf! \\111 be n ) rescn rd seats N 1stgns pep bands or noisemakers tre permitted und er Ohto High School 10 voted on the 1<p see led 1 teams In past years teams with th e best "on lost recor I 12 5 were seeded one and two Gall pol s ptcked up f H top seeded voles ga 38 wanood lo go Iron ton asked for a bye n the upper (hon e) bt ackcl Ruck bye n t1 c Buffalo 23 25 6 52 174 aJ H ll req tested Detro t 9 26 8 46 75 2 6 lower (vtsttors brac ket NY s nd s <l 25 13 4 1 27 78 Che sapeake se lecte l tl c Vancouver 4 30 8 36 d 4 98 West upper bracket Me gs t1 e lower w l t p t s gf ga Ph Ia 33 12 7 73 83 0 bracket 14 6 70 88 42 16 1 65 98 63 17 I 61 94 54 Ch cago 26 1 15 67 77 St Lou s 22 24 7 51 48 Los Ang 21 24 8 50 49 Atanta 9 25 o 4a 35 M nneso a 6 26 2 44 59 P tsburgt1 5 33 5 35 47 Cal to n a 37 7 29 4 Sundays Re sults Los Ang 6 At anta 3 a ft Vancouver 5 Buffa o 2 Ph Ia 3 Mon r- eal NY Rang ers 4 St Lou s 2 Boston 4 M nneso t a 0 Ch cago S P ttsburgh 3 Only games sc hedul ed Monday s Games No games schedu ed 09 45 63 58 93 97 233 28 24 27 26 C eve and 25 24 Ch cago 24 Jer sey 23 Houston 3 23 3 59 201 179 4 58 220 20 5 55 66 73 3 5 164 70 3 2 4a 165 208 We st w I 17 t pts gf ga 5 67 21 42 M nnesota 2a 25 1 57 212 W nnlpeg 26 24 5 57 89 Edmonton 27 26 0 54 a4 Vancouver 2 32 o 42 98 LosAng 20 35 0 40 63 Sundays Results M nnesota 5 New Eng and 2 Chicago 4 Los Ang 2 To onto 5 Jersey 4 Quebec 4 Edmon on 3 Houston 2 nn peg 2 I On y games scheduled Monday s Games No games sc h edu ed 94 94 a8 222 2 9 Middleport 0 m t!e t f rst round bye at the d stnct tournament The dra" mg opene I Sunda; w th the ballot ng for the t p seeded tea ms fo llowed by drawtng fo r brac ket Ahtlrtu~ CHAR ' 001 ANCF\'" M R Assuctat on r 1lcs Peb 1 ournament EAS TERN' tick Feb ets wtll go on sale aft et the complet on of re~ula r season play th s weekend Chee rleadet s n untfot m "til be adm tted w thou t charge to the game n " !tel thetr team ts plavmg Ltmtt s etght One c OUt tesy hmer and 21 SOUTHHE .:T>J<N ' MRreh 2 o Chillicot h• lli•t.Tct KYGF:R CREF.K l'eb 22 SOUTHERN g ven to eac h sc hool for all tournament sess 2) E ghteen on~ 1embers of the learn party wtll be adm ttc l wtthout t cket• on the m~ht 1espec ltve teams play All gSCD et begin at 7 JO p m when the uctwn round game AH tourn mtent Chtlltcothe an d Manetta were top seede~ m the 1974 Class AAA Sec tiOnal Basketball Tournament at Rto Grande Sunday after noon accordmg to Art I anha n tournament manager CLASS AA SE CTIO NAL TOUJ NAME IT SAT URDAY SRES ULTS M en g an 9 o n p, Co o S te 66 0 ol 6 1\ eg e v COAL GROVI I 10 11 C OOL ' Cen 9 0 a M ch ga n SJ Ken S a c o Wes evan H e de b e g 56 0 Mo\Jn ll Kenyon 66 Un on IRONTON Mu s k ngu 59 M e a 50 W enbe g 63 Den son 54 Feb SOI'TH POINT C p a 63 BtJ dw n Wa ace 43 H a m 58 Ob e n 52 Ma one 85 R o Gr ande 07 0 e be n 84 Woos e 4 De ance 85 F= n d ay 83 To edo BO 0 o Un ver s y 9 O h o No th n 9 M an nd CHESAPEAKE 2 7~-------------, Yeo. "'' Maroh 2 I T f 2 wa sh 62 Ce da v e 7 Oh o Dom n ca n trro" Rio !II E IGS Grande Dletrlot 63 Bow ng G ecn 611 M am flO Youngs own Sa t e 90 Bu ff a o N Y 89 B u f on 66 W m nq on 59 H4 Hous o 3 C nc nn a T ansy van c1 Ky 93 U r bana 2 Case Wcs t e n Res 84 Wash & ef er so B Ash and 73 Wayne 5 a e M ch 6 A k on 74 G a non Pa 68 TQnnessee Sa e 95 Cen ra GALLI PO LIS Fob. 2) Fr b 2R f------------------4 ROCK HI LL All Ramee begin et 7 )0 p m a e 0 D P<Ju Xa S Ca a n a 8 e 70 D a y on 61:1 4 On Feb 23 Waverly 113 3) w ll coll de w th West ( 11 5) Northwest l 13) wtll play the Ptketon Wh eelersburg game on Feb 27 and Mmford 2 13 w ll play the Waverly 13-3) Wes t wmner on Feb 28 F nals are March 2 wtth the Ftrst round game ts Thurs da) Feb 21 at 7 30 p m wmner advancmg to Rao Athens (9 7) " II battle Loga n G ande (11 5) At Untoto Washmgton CH On Feb 22 Lancaster 3 13) was top seeded and Htllsboro w II battle Ch lltcothe 12 3) at 7 30 p m Portsmouth ( 10-7) drew a ltrst round bye M am Trace ( 10-e ) and delendmg AAA champton wtll battle Manetta (11-.'i ) on Feb 28 Fmals are March 2 In other drawmgs mvolvmg Class AA SEOAL teams Wheelersburg was top seeded at Valley and Portsmouth Wes t second-seeded On Feb 22 Ptketon (5 11) wtll battle Wheelersburg (13 the Belpre V r ton County Grande wmner on Feb 23 Fmals a e At Federal Hock ng Vmton Marc! 2 Wmner goes to R o County was top seeded Grande Nelsonville York second top seeded On Feb 22 Warren Local (2ll )battles Nelsonvtlle DENISON WINS GRANVIlLE Ohto (U P!) York 19 7) On Feb 23 Belpre Dentson took itve of the 13 (11 51 meets Vmton County ( 15 l) Shcrtdan (9 7) meets the events and a second place n War ren I ocal Nelsonvtlle the mtle relay to wln the Ltv York w nt er on Feb 27 and lngston Olllo Conference rei a) s New Lexmgton (2 14 ) meets Saturday wmner second seeded F rst round action ftnds Jackson (5 10) battlmg Oak Htll on Feb 22 Green! eld plays Wellston (1 15) on Feb advances to Rto 23 Washmgton CH whtch also drew a first round bye wtll play the Jackson Oak Hill wmner Feb 27 and Htllsboro the Greenfield Wellston wmner Feb 28 Fmals are March 2 Take Jt from me, TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER CHEF! PAUL HARVEY TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $500. People trust us to handle thetr savmgs ciTY WAN What makes us a dtfferent kmd of loan company makes us a better kmd of loan company :..::. AMF: ttT NOR TIJ OALL IA Most coact es requested 400 Uckel• fot the tr respecttve games ~F:C'f'Tr:lnAL 1'f1Tm MF I S P.IGH Chillicothe top-seeded AAA team in Rio Grande meet w Blll Slack s pm of Scott Kebler m the 178 lb class John Lehew at 188 lbs pmned Ron Russell and heavywelght Mike Haley dectsloned Mark Mttchell 3 2 to round out the Marauder tirumphs In the evemng s only exhibltlon match 148 lb Marauder Harold Stsson declsloned Wahama s Tom Forman 9-0 Metgs at 1 5 m dual com petition will close out tts regular season Wednesday at 7 30 hosting Nelsonville York That final match wtll be followed by the dLStl'lct meet at Lancaster wtth the ftrst two rounds slated for Feb 23 and the ftnal three rounds scheduled March 2 Thus begins on Fnd ty Feb 22 South Polnt 12 51 battles Chesapeake 18 71 111 a hrst games start al 7 10 p m Second game p ts Galhpol s (13 3) aga nst Me igs 12 14 ) o 1 Saturday Feb 23 Ironton r. 9) vtll pi y the w nner of t1 e South Pottt Chesapeake game on Wed nesday Feb 27 Rock H II 741) wtll play the wmner of the Ga lltpolts Me gs garr e on Thursday Feb 28 The champtonsh p game w ll be played on Saturday March 2 W nner wtll advance tu the R o Grande Class AA Dtstnct Head coac hes attend tn g Sundays dra11mg were Lew1s DAn tom Chesapeake Jtm Osborne Galltpolts Buddy Bell Ironton Roger Braue Metgs Ca rl Ham ll Soutt Pomt and Carl Large Rock Htll WHA Sland ngs Bv Un ted Press r~ter-nat onal East w I t pts gf ga Nw Eng lnd 30 23 2 62 200 83 Quebec Toren o will announced Sunday tl Me1g Sect unal champiOn wtlll ave a were put asLde the re 1 am ng four teams drew from a hat scorer may sat at the scorers and chose whe re th ey table Etght pa ses will be it's time to heat up! 4 p m to closing I FOR ADULTS Btg Shet• Only Funburger'" ~~e~~~:rr :s $}15 ~~~~ho~~~~s La ge Dr nk I FOR KIDS & Lollipop EST.l911 125 E Ma 1n St • 992 2 1 7 1 POMEROY OHIO Amencans, you can hve tn warm comfort ::11 wtnter long wtth Hetl Cen!ljll Otl or Gas System It's the best you can buy If 1t wasn t I wouldn't ••" 1cw :~ I Special Family Meal Prices &SAVINGS heritage house Your Thorn MeAn Store II ont n one Soutl Po nt ptcked up ft ve second lop seede d vote s Chesapeake one After GAHS a td S uth Pum t Meigs pins Wahamans The Metgs Marauder wrestling team got wm No I Saturday evemng rtpptng the Wahama Whtte Falcons 41 21 before a large crowd ln the Larry R Morrtson gym nastum The Marauders defeated earlier m the season by the Falcons 35 23 wr~stled much better according to head coach John Bentley The mght began wtth 101 lb Mtckey Lyons dLSpostng of Dave Reed qutte handily 21 1 Iournarr. ent at Coal G ove du tn g Su day afte noot s drawmgs a Dav.sor B y t Htgh School Under 1 new setup th1s year parUe1patmg coa c hcs EaSI Mon t real l2 NY Rangr s 27 Tor-onto 25 wm1 e rs fh e Saturday March 2 to dewr 1 me thts areas representat ve n the Ch ll cothe Dtstnct Chancey head football coach and athletic dtrectot at Me gs Galltpol s and Soutl Pot t Paul Kegley s loun ment were top seeded fo t1 e 19 4 1 ilnage l Class \A Se ltonal fla k1 b ll AdmisSion \\111 be $1 50 g b w I t pts gf 37 9 6 80 23 lie chose the top rung of t1 e cl 01 e but to go opp st te Soutl bottom bracket rnakmg Ills western squad the home team fo r the The F ag les and H ghlande s Feh 22 game are the on ly tea ms that must North Gallta s Jun Fostet w n three games o move on o dre\1 the No 2 sl p and he the d str ct placed his Piroles on the top In othlJ r ctct 01 Sw dcty t un g of the to p bra ket ruJes nd proced ures f r t maktng Ills squad ll e I orne lou na ncnt WPre an n unc lea nfor the Feb 21encounter by Ch cy It was added tha Southwestern s Kctth Car ter n ronf tt v. ou I be perm tte J had no chotce but to p tt I s r r any no S4 mak~ s bcmne s Htghlanders m one of tl e two s gns or pep bands rema mng spo s n the top Dora d Wolfe of Me gs H gh b1 acket smce the wu secdet School w l be the off c a! tc m s I ad to be n I ffere nt to l.l'namen scorer wh le Joh brackets Mora a so of lhc Meg Southern s Ca rl IV lfe then faculty w ll be tl e off c I placed h s Tor actus oppostte ti mer Kyger Creek le av tn g h I tourname t ga nes beg n F.a terns Btl! PI ll ps no at 7 JO p m CLA33 A N H L Stand ngs By Un1ted Press Inter-national Boston th e Kygc t Creeks Jun Arledge drew the No I h •I lot per m ttmg h n f rsl cr ck at plactng h s team tn a br cket seeded at Coal Grove ABA Stand ngs By Un ted Press lnter-naflona Easl w I pet g b 37 21 627 New York Ken ucky 35 2 625 37 26 587 2 Carol na V rg n a 20 35 364 5 Memph s 13 .46 220 2d w wmner followtng mght placeme 1t GAHS, South Point top M !waukee 95 Boston 86 a Ph Iadet ph a 95 Cap a 94 a f Ch cago 9/J Los Angel es 86 a f C ev elan d 25 Buffa o 2 Go lden Stat e 21 Phoen x 105 Hous on 12 Portland 106 Sea II e 119 K C Omaha 103 On v game s schedu ed Monday s Games Ph a de ph a a At ant a Only gam e sct1edu ed west da~ s to rn ou cnt beg ns rhur sday drawt tg em due ted b) I ou Fe! 21 w tl II e J agles taktng nament M n tger Cl il y So tthwesten 3 n S Southwestern 1503 EASTE~N AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Only so~ u " [}{]rn:D~ See Your Heil Dealer Distnbuted By City Ice & Fuel �2- The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0, Feb 11, 1974 Pro Standmgs Ohio's gasoline cut unexpected Malone five outlasts Rio, 85-82 COLUMBUS (UPI) - State much gas Ohto would get but a offtctals co ntendtng they era I level ? Jerry Imes prestdent of the ofltctals and fuel dealers were spokesman tndicated the shtfts cannot know much about fuel surpnsed by Energy Dtrector would not mvolve more than 2 supphes and should have to Central Ohto Gasoline Dealers A.ssoctation satd the realloca Wtlltam E Sunon ordermg a per cent of a states allocation JUStify the re-allocatton tton would htt Ohto motoriSts Knowing that there are cut m gltsolme supplies to Ohto shortages tn other states ISn t hard and nme other states so tt could Extra fuel wtll go to Ken It s been apparent for some be dtverted to help ease acute lucky and Tennessee and enough to JUSitfy taking gasoshortages m 12 other states states m the northeast wlllch l ne from Olllo motonsts and time that thts would happen he sa td and the Dtstr1ct of Columbta have had long lines at the few puttmg t somewhere else Motonsts here won t have Stmon satd the effects of the stat ons which have fuel Many Turk satd to ask tf there ts really a Saturday reallocations should of them unpose luntts on sales be felt m about one week The Edmund Turk chatrman of We don t know what the fuel gasoline !shortage They ll know tt every tune they drtve Federal Energy offtce had no the Oh o Public Uhlittes Com supplies are on the state level mto a statiOn tmmed1ate f gures on hov. m sston y,as cntJca1 of federal Ho\\ ca n they know on the led Rodino claims supreme powers WASHING TON ( UP l) - The man m charge of the House Impeachment nqillrv says Ills comm ttec has authority to seek nforn at10n from the secret re c:sses of the pres1 denc) an I f oecessary to summon P1 e.s dent NLxon him self to est fv Ola rn nn Peter Rodmo of I c Houo J1dtc ar; Con T ruek er factions split By United Prrss II t~n1atu nal FactiOns of tndepe tdent lrurk I tvers n OJ o fa led o reo f Ct ~ t'CII"Plll In du 11g 11 1 ttee wlllch ts conductmg the Impeachment probe clauned po vcrs beyond what the Wh te Ho t se and Issues and Answers Rodmo sa1d the cormmttee n ght be able to arr ve at tts fmdin gs w thou! surnmonmg th e l es ler t but If ho vcver tl erP s a necess1ty to ca 1 n he Pres1dent m order th a " lave a complete thor gh a d re ful mqutry m dcr to sct tl tt ts queslton on e Jnd for alv.ays then tt IIIII be OU reo\)(!1s btltt) to I I tl c Pres dent h , autho 1it\ whdm ngl) lo eJect the gov er •met t propos I agreed to by representative s of tr uckers and fede a off cta ls n Wash ngton last fhut sday whtle groups neet ng n Cleveland Ironton and Columbus voted to end the work stoppage Meanwhtle the Olllo H gh way Patro l reported two shootmg mctdents m he sta te late Sunday mght but satd truck trafftc over the weekend appeared to be mcreastng Ftve shots were ftred at ftve trucks traveling close together on Ohto 128m Hamtlton County Sunday and a passmg motortst ftred a gun mto the atr on a htghway near Toledo the patrol satd On Interstate 71 near Mans fteld one truck driver reported a bnck was thrown through the wmdshteld of his rtg No mJurtes were reported the patrol satd Some 500 members of the Counctl of Independent Truckers met at Barberton Sunday mght and voted 100 per cent to reJect the govern ment offer accordtng to George Rynn prestdent of the group However Doc Holder prest dent of the Naltonal Counctl of Independent Truckers satd the presentalton of the proposal was very one-stded at the Barberton meetmg and 'many truckers were d1sappomted that both stdes 11ere not heard They wouldn t even let the man who was to giVe the gov nq e nt o m1peaclu 1 1t t totalt ) and tl e Wlutc Hous cannot clatm exccu ve pt velegc to v th I old 1 fo rna J lllles K Qt ot fI Pol~ I c h I I s s cl the s ol h p s len d;s gned <m I Barb r on voted over Spectal Pro t eon Jaworsk so fo , onceded He was mtervte\\ ed Sunday on ABC s fede ri:! l pa lr kers Ke Trucke lt tg n East l vet pool Frcmoot Franklin even ser cy as Prestdent Polk once satd and we hope there ts go mg to be thts kind of cooperation Jaworski has satd that tn order not to jeopard ze crunmal trtals he would have to refuse any House subpoena for grand Jury n formation--and let the courts dectde whethct the House could have tt But Rudmo satd I thmk that the matenal that Mr Jaworski has would be necessary Admtmstratton backers have satd the committee cannot conduct a ftshmg expeditiOn for trrelevant mformatton Rodmo satd hts commtttee must obtam mformatton ftrst then dectde whether tt ts rdevant Rodtno satd hts comrmttee s counsel John M Doar and tts GOP counsel Albert 8 Jen ner wtll meet wtth Whtte House attorney James St Clatr at an unspectfted tune this week at whtch tune they wtU make 1 ecessa ry requests for nformabon He satd he hoped tl would not be necessary to have a court Coal Grove wins Sot e n V lie Conf 1 n h mp o \l hlet1 Hannan 11 a e aflc I> st a gl t v c tor es t s season fought back fron an R 4 def c 1 tJ e f rst qua ~ to takt.: a st.:v 1 pom t httt ng onl) 22 of 65 floor at tempts HT also sank 10 of 18 at the free throw line Coal Grove htt 22 of 58 floor attempts and 13 of 20 from the chanty str pe Hannan Trace was confrontation wtth Jaworski over release of mformat10n Rodtno also satd Settle Thls Question - The unpeachment process should not be halted to save the country from bemg torn apart as some have argued I say emphatically no I say that tt ts our mescapable responstbtiity to do thts ]Ob to settle thts question - He ts opposed to draggmg out t1 e unpeachment mqutry and wants the coDllmttee to meet tis target date of April 30 - He and hts cornrmttee have not yet dectded whether to have teleVISed hearmgs Meanwhtle The Washmgton Post reported Sunday that a poll tt conducted show ed that if a vote were taken m the Senate now on whether to convict NIXOn on nnpeachment char ges the unpeachment move would fatl by at least 17 votes probably more Rep Henry S Reuss D Wts planned to mtroduce a constttutwnal amendment tills week to provtde fur a vote of no conftdence agamst a prestdent and machmery for a spectal prestdenttal election He satd that would be a less \rawnattc way of dealmg wtth Watergate sttuattons Malone s vlsitmg Pioneers held off a second half Rto Grande rally to edge the Redmen 85-82 m a key Mtd Ohto Valley Conference basketball game at Lyne Center Saturday mght Malone upped ts season By Uruled Press International The Umverstty of Toledo surged mto the lead m the Mtd Amencan Conference Saturday by edgtng Ohto Umverstty 80-79 and dumpmg the Bobeats mto a second place tie wtth Bowling Green Meanwhtle Bowlmg Green downed pre season favortte Mtamt ~ foretng Redskins Coach Darrell Hedrtc to adDllt tt makes tt tough for his team to capture tts thtrd consecutive tttle wtth foUl' league losses In the Ohto Conference nmth Coal Grove ace selects West Virginia MORGANTOWN W Va (UP!) - Randy Hall a tatlback who gamed an average 11 1 yards per carry for Dawson Bryant Htgh School at Coal Grove Ohio last season has stgned an tn slttutional letter of mtent wtth West Vtrgtrua Umverstty a school spokesman satd Saturday The 6-foot 2 185-pound Hall who runs tbe 100-yard dash tn 9 9 seconds carrted 145 times for 1 600 yards m 1973 and had career totals of 459 carrtes for 4 132 yards - a 9 l average Hallts a track and basketball standout too and ts averagmg 16 pomts and leadmg Dawson Bryant m reboundmg He was the Mountameers 16th recrutt Trojans rally, edge Gallians Snowballs hit Sowle top-seeded at Ironton Rto placed four men m had 27 rebounds nme by double ftgures Ron Lambert Jimmy Noe popped m 25 Jtmmy Noe 18 Malone whtch led 46 33 Dan Bollinger 14 and Paul durmg the halftime tTl (\Jbanese 14 tenmsston hit 35 of 75 fteld Rto htt 37 of 74 fteld goal goal attempts for 4S 7 pet The attempts for 50 pet and etght of Pioneers were 13 of 22 at the 16 free throws for 50 pet Rto foul ctrcles for 59 1 pet Malone had 48 rebounds Ben Tillman had 14 Rio wtll host Pikevllle Ky College m a non league outmg at I yne Center on Wednes Muskmgum downed Manetta day begmmng at 8 p m 59 50 to mathematically MALONE (8Sl - HodQe 6 2 elunmate the Pioneers from 14 Marl c k 4 4 12 T II man 9 0 Arr ng on 4 3 1 K e n 8 0 any title hopes Martella has a 68 W ams 2 3 7 Car son 2 0 7-4 mark wtth two games to go d HI 1 0 2 TOTALS l6 3 85 GRANDE t821 Capttal and Muskmgum A RIO banese 1 0 14 Fausnaugt1 0 square off Tuesday nlght 2 2 Bel ng er 7 0 4 Lambert 3 25 Nee 9 o 18 Sa nde so 1 Mtchtgan stayed tn a tte for Sw n eha t 2 2 6 Hart 1 0 2 the Btg Ten lead handing Ohto TOTALS l1 8 82 Score at halt Ma one 46 R o state a 91-lill setback The 33 Buckeyes wtth a 1 7 record are m the bottom of the con THIS WEEKS ference whtle Mtchtgan boasts OHIO COLLEGE a71mark BASKETBALL SCHEDULE By Un ted Press Inter-nal onal The Buckeyes Bill Andreas Monday spratned hts left ankle late m M1ch1gan State at Oh o State South Flor da at Dayton the game after leadmg the Car neg e Mellon I Pa J at Oh o OSU squad by scormg 20 Wesleyan Tuesday pomts Ober-lin at Kenyon Ctnctnnatt outscored He delber-g at W ttenberg Cap tal at Muskmgum Houston 13-2 at the start of the Ashland at Malone game and went on to down the Cenlral State at W lberfor-ce Cougars 84-73 to gtve the Bear Cedarville at Urbana Def a nee at Oh o Dom n can cats a 16-5 mark Lloyd Batts Wednesday led the five UC players m dou M m1 at Oh o un vers tv Bowl ng Green at Centr-al ble figures wtth 20 pomts M ch gan Kent State al Easle..-n In other games Saturday M ch gan Htram posted tis seventh Toledo at Western M1ch gan stratght wm wtth a 58 52 Akron at Western Illinois Youngstown State at Cleveland declSlon over Oberlin Akron State marked up four tn a row wtth a Den son at Wooster n at Mount Un on 74-lill wm over Gannon ( Pa ) Otterbe Taylor Clnd l at Bluffton Central State fell 9f>-70 to fifth W lm ngton at F ndlay ( Pa 1 at H ram ranked small college Ten Thiel T1ff n at Wnght Slate nessee State whtch won Its 13th P kev lie ( Ky I at R o Grande game tn a row Ashland Cleveland Thunday St at P1tfsbur-gh Bethanv IW va J at John defeated Wayne state 7:1-91 Carroll Youngstown Slate edged Malone al Walsh Buffalo (N Y ) 90-89 Bluffton Steubenville at Northern got by Wtlmington 66-59 Deft Ill no s Fnday ance edged Fmdlay 85-83 Het Denison at Case Western delberg handed Ohio Wesleyan RReserve o Grande at W lberforce a 71-56 loss Mount Uruon Saturday Stale at Iowa stopped Kenyon 78 66 Ot Ohio Oh o Un1verutv at Western terbem beat Wooster 84-74 MIChigan M chlgan at M am John Carroll defeated Central Toledc at Easter-n M ch gan Allegheny (Pa ) 76 61 George Washmgton al C n c nnafl Cedarvtlle bested Ohto Chattanooga at Dayton Dommtcan 77-03 Malone beat Xaver at Detro t P ttsburgh at Youngstown Rto Grande 85-82 Tiffm beat Steubenv lie at Bradley Walsh 7U2 and Transylvama Akron at Ashland Central State at Gannon ( Pa ) (Ky ) beat Urbana 93-72 Hanover- ( lnd) at W lm•ngton South Carolma dwnped Day Ander-son ( lnd I at Defiance at Earlham ( lnd J ton 81-lill DePaul got by Xavter Bluffton F ndlay at Taylor ( lnd I 77 70 and Case Western Re Otterbe n at Urbana ngum at Baldwin serve beat Washmgton & Musk Wallace Jefferson 84-78 Wooster at Cap tal Toledo takes Mid-Am lead le 1d 1 d 'ay tn he f nal espectally cold tn the ftrst quar et only to see host Coal quarter Coach Dave Waller s Grov e come on strong o post a Hornets usmg a fast break zoomed mto a 11-2 lead before 57 54 no league v dory the Wtldcats called ttme In a 1 p a 1d tuck battle Hannan frace ltnally got Coach Pa ul D llon '<; W Ideals behmd a th rd pertod rall> led untracked toward the end of Portsmouth ralhed from a 23 20 halfbme def1c1t by Mark Swam 6-0 Jun or the ftrst quarter and then to defeat v1sttmg Galhpohs 44 41 m a non guard pulled ahead 40-39 gomg mtdway tn the second stanza conference basketball game m the PHS f1eldhouse Tratiing 20-11 at the end of mto the fmal penod before approximately 1 000 fans Saturday mght Wtth Don Wells 6 5 semor the ftrst pertod Hannan TraC€ center grabbmg two qutck moved back mto the contest After holdmg 12 10 and 23 20 shots for 27 pet At the foul w1th a 16 pomt thtrd quarter baskets on offensive rebounds advantages at the quarter ctrcles GAHS converted 21 Coal Grove took the reserve breaks m the ltrst half GAHS of 33 attempts for 63 pet the Wtldcats butlt up a seven pont lead before the Hornets game 36 35 fell behmd 28-27 followmg three GAHS had 11 personals 26 rebounds and 17 turnovers began the1r comeback HANNAN TRACE 54) penods of play Hesson 3 5 ust1e 3 3 9 Portsmouth dtdn t fare much Coal Grove forged ahead 51 Sw a n 9 2 20 H a ey 3 0 6 H a Portsmouth outscored 49 on a clutch basket by ]untor 13 5 Wels306 TOTALS ~ 2 GAHS 12 2 during the ftrst better from the fteld smkmg 10 54 guard Ken Chnstensen w th 3 30 m the !mal stanza to only 20 of 58 attempts for 34 pet COAL GROVE (57 The TroJans were four of stx 2 01 left Gosse 12 4 Ha 4 4 2 take a 40-29 lead Donahue 6 4 16 Ca dwe 6 0 from the foul ctrcles for 66 pet In that see saw fourth At that Pomt Coach Jtm 3 Rou sh 0 2 Ch s l ensen 6 quarter Coal Grove moved 2 2 TOTALS 22 lJ 57 Osborne s lads began pressmg PHS had 26 personals 34 By Quarters agam on a two pomter by Hannan T ace full court The move almost rebounds and 16 turnovers 3 16 4 54 Jtm Ntday paced Gallla s Roger Caldwell John Lusher Coa G eve 20 1 a a 57 patd off as the Galiians took 6-1 sen or forward made t" o advantage of nwnerous Trojan scormg attack wtth 14 pomts free throws to tie the game at turnovers dunng the Gtl Prtce added 13 Price was 51-51 but a 12 foot Jwnper by remammg 4 17 of play GAllS hmtted to etght rebounds Johnson put the Hornets back outscored the home club 12-4 m lowest output of the year for on top Swam was fouled w th the !mal mmutes of play to the 6-5 GAHS center The vtctory left Portsmouth I 08 left and converted one of reduce the !mal PHS margm to wtth a 10-7 overall record It hts two shots reducmg the three pomts Hornet lead to 53-52 Wtth 13 Btg dtfference m Saturday s was the Trojans seventh ATHENS Ohto ( UPI)seconds rema1n1ng Poltce m rtot gear dispersed outcome was the board work of trturnph agamst one setback at Chnslensen stepped to the foul some 500 students Sunday rught Portsmouth s Rtck Wtlltam home thts wmter Only home I ne and canned two chanty after they had pelted Ohto son f>-11 JuniOr forward and loss was 61 51 to top ranked shots Hannan Traces Wells Umverstty Prestdent Claude Dave Underwood 6 0 JuniOr Chtlltcothe on Jan 26 The loss left Galltpoiis 13-3 on htt an easy basket to reduce the Sowle his home and downto• n forward Wtlltamson ptcked off the year score to 55-54 With JUSt two stores and offices wtth 16rebounds Underwood seven Tuesday the Blue Devils seconds left The Wtldcats snowballs Wtlhamson put most of hts travel to Jackson for a ernment s verston of the pro- called ttme then fouled Wes Students took advantage of a snags back m for twm pom ters Ohio League Southeastern posal mto the bUlldmg Holder Gossett on the out-of bounds three mch snowfall by gomg on Wt lhamson led the TroJan game wlth Coach AI sa d It was stnc tly a group of play Gossett connected on a snowball tossmg spree that attack wtth 12 po nts Un Akron based dn vers and no both ends of h s bonus to resulted tn several broken wm derwood was the only other Burger s lronmen Jackson one stood up when Rynn asked prov de the three pomt margm dows at off-campus stores and Trojan m double ftgures wtth is HO on the year and 4 7 Inside the conference ofvctmy if anyone obJected to contmua the downtown theater and ap- lO Tuesday s reserve game wtll t on of the strike TheW Ideals had one of thetr parently trntated Sowle con Gallipolis suffered its start at 6 p m The varstty Rynn lal! d n ed reports he poorcs worsl mght of the year from ghts In the fteld stderably ts scheduled to start encounter had f nd c Fleet the The crowd moved to Sowle s the fteld slnklng ouly 10 of 36 at 7 30 I u c l s leg r p ceenta tt\e home and began to snowballtt n W ol gt I ng negotta causmg the umverstty ns \ th P.O ern n nt off1c1als prestdent to appear on the last " cek home s porch where he Be dtdn t show up for the promptly became a target GAHS BLUE DEVILS 1411 FG FT PF RB TO TP n c-elmg so I asswne he qutt I hope you are aU very PLAYER-Pas M ke S ck les I 03 34 0 4 3 We ma) hrre someone else to proud of yourselves he told Tom Va ent ne f 0445244.4 rer lace !urn Hvnn satd the group I thtnk you are a Gary Snowden g 24 0 0 6 4 Some 280 truck dnvers meet 4 13 5 I 4 8 3 13 bunch of damn tdiots and wiSh G Pr ce c J m N day g 4 l 68 1 2 4 14 ng 1 Columbus Sunday af you d get the hell out of here J m S nger g 0 J.t 4 2 d 3 lernoon voted about 2-1 to Coal Grove a three pomt Pollee arrested one student TOTALS 10 36 21 33 11 26 17 41 re urn to work under cert.am \ ctor ove r Hann an Trace after the group proceeded to PORTSMOUTH TROJANS (44) co nd t ons l e lcrs of the Saturday n ght was lop seeded the downtown area and born PLAYER-Pas FG FT PF RB TO TP g oup sa d the dr ve rs fe lt Sunda) n the Class A Sect onal barded Logan s Department Tom Doll 9 3 1o 2 2 2 o 3 8 port ons of tl e 12 potn t Tournamen t at Ironton H gh Store Dan Tyler g a3 aa 4 3 2 o Dan Wh te 9 5 00 4 I 2 2 federal proposal arc hard to School 00 00 1 0 0 0 Greg Anderson g und erstand and or tamed fhe Hornets of Coach Dave 4 7 2 3 ' 7 ' 1p Dave Underwood f parts they didn t bel eve vere Waller have a 10-4 overall F ed McCoy c o4 a 1 2 1 2 o ~ ck w I amson enforcea ble record 6 12 a a 2 16 12 3 10 0 0 5 4 2 6 Randy F le c Truckers want to know how Coach Paul Dtllon s Wtldcats FUEL CUTBACK 31 oo 2 2 a 6 A Franz f the fuel pnce pass through ts wtth a 15 1 mark were second CLEVELAND (UP! ) - Sen TOTALS 20 sa 4 6 26 34 16 44 ~core by Quarters gomg to be enforced sa td seeded Howard M Metzenbaum D A 4- 41 12 Ga po s Win11eld Durst prestdcnt of the The tournament begms Feb Ohto satd Sunday he was dis Por Itsmouth 0 0 8 16-44 Ohto Dump Truck Assoc at on 22 w th Hannan Trace battling mayed at the dectston by the Por tsmouth OFFICIALS - D ck Hyland and Dale Hal Truckers are o ure hey Fat and Coal Grove w ll meet Federal Energy Offtce to cut Chapter w ll get thetr money rJ ey Symmes Valley on Feb 23 back Ohto s gasolme allocation want the terms spelled uul m Green 111 p wtll meet the by 2 per cent He satd the cut KENT PROBE peeled to continue the l.J1.. tenns they ca n understand and wmner of the Fatrland Hannan back would result m needless CLEVELAND (UP!) - The vesttgatton much longer after f nd out who s respons hie for Trace game on Feb 28 and shortages for Ohto motoriSts a federal granlf JUry m that J Stanley Pottinger head carrymg tt out Iron tor S Joe \\til tangle wtth dectston made by a bureaucrat vesttgattng the Kent State of the U S Justice Depart Members of the Fraternal the "mner of the Coal Grove on an arbttrary basts - wtth killmgs of 1970 recessed for two ment s Ctvtl Rtghts Dlvlslon Assocta tton of Steel Haulers Svmmes Valley game out any slljndards an(\ wtthout weeks Frtday to revtew the sa1d he expects the addittonal tFASHi;n the state also spltt Th champ Oj!Shtp game ts OJIY explanations to the pubhc testunony heard so far m the testtmony t~ take only a short thetr vote on the government sat d f r Saturday March 2 - wh ch ts worse than no dee tnqutry The JUry wtll recon ttme pact \ene Feb 25 but ts not ex All games start at 7 30 p m son at all Hornets are mark to 11Hl Instde the MOC Ute Ptoneers are 7 1 Rto dropped to 10-10 overall and:;. 3 tnstde the conference Malone placed ftve men m double ftgures m scormg Ben Tillman led the way wtth 18 Phtl Hodge added II GAHS·Portsmouth box ranked small college Wttten berg retamed tts lead wtth a 6354 win over Demson Wtth two conference games left the Tigers face a challenge from Ohto Northern Muskmgum and Capttal Toledo took over sole posses ston of the lead m the MAC race as Jun Kindle dumped m 24 pomts m the wm over the Bobeats The Rockets have a 62conference record while Ohto U and Bowling Green are tied wtth marks of 5-3 The Rockets rallied from a 44-30 halftune deftctt to post thetr 15th wm against five loss es Bowling Green s Cornelius Cash scored 19 r<~mts for the Falcons wm while pulling down 15 rebounds He also beld Phili.Atmpkln to 14 pomts four under his average It was the second tune BG bad defeated the defending league champtons and both tunes Cash held Lumpktn to 14 pomts Elsewhere tn the MAC Cen tral Mtchtgan edged Kent State 63-79 tn overtime and Western Mtchtgan defeated Eastern Mtchtgan 78-55 m a non~eague !tit Wtttenberg won tis 4th stratght game to post a 16-2 overall record and 9-l m the conference The Ttgers have a slight lead over ftrst year OC competitor Ohio Northern whtch holds a 10-3mark m the league and 10-0 overall The Polar Bears who have finished playmg con ference opponents have won thetr last ftve games mcludmg a 91 71 wm over Marton (Ind ) by slnkmg 39 of 48 foul shots Wtttenberg has two confer ence games on the schedule as do Musklngum and Capttal now !ted wtth league marks of 11-2 Capttal eastly got by Baldwm Wallace 63-43 whtle Green wins Hope PALM SPRINGS Cahf (UP!) - Maybe now Hubert Green won t have to worry about anyone Dllstakmg him for Bert Greene - All tt took was a chargmg two-stroke vtctory over Bert Yancey m the $160 000 Bob Hope Desert Classic or so Hubert bopes to clear up somethmg that has been bothering him for a long time ts nothmg like televiSion ex posure I m sure a lot of people now know I m Hubert Green and not Bert Greene Hubert who won more than $114 000 last year plus the B C Open and Tallahassee Open ptcked up a check for $32 048 for hts Hope VIctory and now has 1974 earnmgs of $47 386 HIS closmg 65 which wtped out a three-stroke lead by Green won three preVIOUS Yancey gave hun a 9(l.hole tournaments but he labored on score of 19 under par 341 the frmges as far as the public Yancey closed wtth a 70 for 343 was concerned That s because and won $18,267 while John he usually was the nght man m Mahaffey another youngster the wrong place at the wrong wtthout much of a followmg tune came out of the pack wtth a 67 Sunday he had all the to flntsh at 347 and wm $11 377 audience he needed as he Johnny Milltr wound up m a btrdied four of the last five tte for fourth wtth Mtke Me holes at Sunny Indian Wells for Cullough Bob Murphy and a seven under 65 and a two-shot Mark Hayes Each won $6 249 VIctory over the veteran Yan and Mtller ptcked up an ad cey A crowd of 34 500 most of dittonal $639 m pro....,. money tl seemed congregated at the to go over the $100 000 figure m 18th green plus a naltonal only the stxth event of the year televlslon audience saw Hubert Mtller s exact earnmgs stand run down a short btrdy putt to at $100 !H3 wtth the Hope Classtc Now the tour moves up the I ve won before satd the road to Los Angeles but they ll 27 year-old naltve of Btrnung have to play wtthout Green ham Ala but never on who ls going home to Btrnwlg teleVIsion So thts vtctory was ham to attend the Alabama pretty unportant to me There Hall of Fame banquet Warriors on top By United Preis Inlemational Rlck Barry and Jeff Mullins have put the Los Angeles Lakers in a precarious posttlon Barry and Mullins put on a bnlllant shootmg exhtbttton Sundaymght cornbuung for 56 pomts as the Golden State Warrlors rolled to a 121105 VIC toryoverthe Ph oenlxSuns The win moved the Warrlors a half.game •head of LoS An geles whtch lost 96 86 to Oncago m the Paciftc Division race Wtlh three hot teamsMtlwaukee Chicago and Detroit --m the Midwest only the Pactftc champton will make the playoffs thls season Los Angeles has participated m post....,.son play In each of the 13 years smce movmg west from Mmneapohs but the departure of Wilt Chamberlam to the Amertclill 1:>11. ~etball Assoctation and recurrlng lnJurtes to star Jerry West may mean the end for the Lakers In other NBA games Sunday Milwaukee beat Boston ~ Philadelphia edged Capttal 9$. 94 Cleveland upset Buffalo 121). 121 Ho\L'lton defeated Portland 112-106 and Seattle whtpped Kansas City-Omaha 119-103 Bob Love scored 30 pomts to lead Chicago past LoS Angeles for the ftrst lime m four games thls season Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 28 pomts and took down 21 rebounds to lead the Bucks over Boston In a battle of divlsion leaders Fred Carter s four pomts m the last 15 seconds pushed Philadelphta past the Bullets Capt tal led 94 91 with 15 seconds left when Carter btl a jwnp shot to cut the lead to one P,Oml and then put the 78ers ahead with seven seconds to go after Fred Boyd s steal Austm Carr had 35 points and Len Wilkens 34 as aeveland eru~ for 41 polnts m the ftnal quarter to upend Buffalo Mount Un on at He del berg Rose Hulman ( lnd l at Kenyon Wittenberg at Mar1et1a Oh o Wesleyan at Oberlin Ferr s State I M ch 1 at Oh10 Northern Cedarville at Walsh T1ff n at Spr ng Arbor ( Mich l W lberforce at Wright State Allegheny ( Pa ) at Cue Western H r-am at Bethany I W Va ) Malone at Oh o Dom n1can Why ts the New York cut so popular In lhe West and Western prime ribs a big thing In the East - when they both come from the Mtdwest• A mer- can Hockey League Standings By Un1ted Press Inter-nat onal North W I I piS if ga New Haven 30 16 a 68 207 168 Rochester 28 5 0 66 2 o 177 Prov dence 29 22 7 65 25.4 a5 Nova Scot a 24 21 0 58 82 57 Boston 17 32 7 4 171 217 Spr ngt eld 12 26 3 37 160 206 South w I t pts gl ga He shey 30 6 9 69 230 169 Bat more 29 19 S G3 19a 67 C nc nnat 28 19 6 62 1a6 168 Jack sonv I e 19 3 6 44 163 225 v rg n a 18 28 a 44 155 199 R chmond 14 33 7 JS 15 229 Sunday s Results Herst1ey 7 No\la Scot a 4 C nc nnat 6 Prov dence 2 R c t1mond 5 Ba t more 4 Rochester 5 Spr ngf eld 2 (On y games scheduled Today s Games (No games scheduled) Internal onal Hockey League Standings By United Pr-ess Internal onal North w I t pis gf ga Muskegon 34 19 5 73 203 170 Sag na w 2a 26 2 230 20a To edo 24 31 1 49 190 219 F n 22 31 3 47 lBa 210 Port Huron 19 32 3 41 157 185 South w 1 t pts gt ga Oes Mones Jl 19 4 66 224 185 Columbus 29 2a 2 60 222 223 Dayton 27 27 4 58 20 186 Fort Wayne 27 2a 0 54 185 204 SundaY's Results Mu skegon 5 Fori Wayne 3 Dayton 2 Port Hurlon 2 Fl nt 6 Toledo 4 Sag naw 3 Columbus 2 (Otl (Only games schedu ed) Today s Games (No oames scheduled sa Sports Desk By Denny Fobes RACINE - The Southern Athletic Boosters are sponsormg an Independent Basketball Tournament at Southern Htgh School March4 56 7 11 12 t3andl4 The tourney open to mdependent teams of tlus part of the state wlll be split mto two dtviStons Dtvunon A wtll constst of teams wtth players who have college experience whtle DtviSton B wtll constst of teams With players wt!bout 1! Trophies will be awarded to the champton and nmnerup tn each dtVIston wtth mdivldual trophtes to the champtons of each diviSion In addition there wtll be an All Tournament team selected from the entire f1eld and a Most Valuable Player selected from each dtVISton The entry fee IS $30 per team and the drawing for the tourney wlll be held al Southern High School Sunday Feb 24 at 4p m Carl Wolfe bead basketball coach at Southern m charge of Ute tourney announced that if there are any conflicts wtth other tournaments he would arrange sultable playmg times Anyone wishlng further information should call Wolfe at !H9 4871 during Ute day or at 992-7723 m the evenmg ANYONE WHO HASN'T READ THE BOOK Cosell by Howard Cosell can get a capsule VIew of this excellent ptece of literature ill a December 1973LSsue of True magazme Cosell dtscusses m this excerpt from his book the nm InS he s had wlth 'wm or dte fans and the terrtble effect they are havlng on sports at all levels of competition It san excellent ptece by the controverstal broadcaster and a must for any sports lovtng person A DISCUSSION WITH Southern Htgh Princtpal Jun Adams and Supermtendent Bob Ord thiS wnter IS convtnced that the fact the Eastern basketball team found the locker room door locked and had some trouble getting m was a rrustake and rrusunderstanding Adams a very smcere and bones! man stated that be tried to open Ute door last Tuesday evenlng but that the key wouldn t work While he was hunting up someone wtth anotber key Ord saw the difftculty and trted his key which worked Adams continued that the Southern administration has trted and qu1te effectively I might add to promote good sports lJl8lll!htp at the Racme school ThiS wrtter hopes that the aforementtoned mctdent and statements on Ute matter are m no way mterpreted to mean anythlng derrogatory concermng sport.stnanshlp at Southern The prmctpal concluded that he hopes that traditlonal Eastern-Southern sporttng events will remaln to be part of a 'wholesome rtvalry wtth good sportsmaMhlp aboundlng on both stdes AFI'ER HIGH SCHOOL SCORES Claymont 57 Coshocton 52 Zanesv li e Rosec ans 56 Skyvu e 34 West Musk ngum 5 8 J ohn Glenn 50 Tr Val 67 Morgan 58 Fort Fry e 51 Warren Local 53 Zane Trace 46 Caldwe l 4D Fa rless 54 Per- v 37 Canton Timken 59 Wooster 57 Canton l nco n 67 Barberton 50 Canton McKin ev a3 Akron South 64 New Ph lad elph a 60 A 1 ance ev 54 Can on CC 48 M ne va 4 St Thomas Aquinas a-4 Tuscarawas cc 64 Canton South SA Oakwood 52 Akron El et 98 Mogadore 70 Akr-on North 50 Ak on St V n St Mary 44 Akron Hoban 65 Green 57 Cleve Rhodes 66 Pa m a Padu Standmgs ALL GAMES TEAM W L P OP Gal po s 3 3 994 802 Wave ly 13 3 1 18 904 Wt1eerersburg 13 4 1093 883 So uth Po n 2 5 1 36 939 Logan 5 1169 10 9 Po t sm outh 0 7 42 1063 Athens 9 7 966 863 Chesapeake 8 7 a67 8a7 Iron on 6 9 923 1000 Jackson 5 o 922 999 Me gs 2 14 94 3 1099 Wei ston 1• .4 59 121 Salurday s results Portsmouth 44 Ga po l s 4 Spr ngf e d South 7 Waver 68 Tuesday s games Ga oo l sat Jackson ronton a Wa\lerly Athens a Logan Me gs at we Is ton Chesapeake at ron on St Joe v 64 Clev e South 74 C eve Centra Cath 10 Cle\le Max Hayes 60 Eucl d St Joseph Chagrin Fa l s 82 Cuyahoga Heights 48 G lmour Academy 87 R c h mend Heights 64 Tr mble 7a Waterford Sd Spr ngf eld South 71 Wa\lerly 68 Portsmouth 44 Gall po s 41 Coal Grove 58 Hannan Trace 54 Miler C tv 71 Columbus Grove 59 Clrc ev I e 67 Hilsboro sa Mount Healthy 65 Anderson 54 Ph lo ?4 Crooksv lie 48 ss GREEN WINS LOUISVILLE Ky (UP!) Ohlo State s Jim Green soared 16 feet to capture the pole vault at the 14th annual Mason Dixon games Saturday night Green beat out Mlke Cotton of the Florlda Track Club on the basts of fewer mtsses Southern, Eastern top seeds NBA Stand ng s By Un1ted Press lnternat on a Eastern Conference Atlant c D v s on w 39 Bos on N ew Yo k Buffalo 1 5 pet 722 g b A tltrd ba tie mav be tl c m uve1t me East4: rn the more m k t g beh,c cn Me gs reeent game :.>5-48 Count y s two SVAC tea ns Soul! ell ll c or seeded follow ng Sunday s Class A te m n the to rney ec~ l\ ed secllonal toun ament d a\ ng fow f rst pl ce voles f om t1 e at Me gs Htgh Sci ool fl\ c ( act es at ten hng the Sou tt er t d Eos lc n d 1 1 vw g 1ft Eustc r 1 present!; heel fur tl e lcag e s re C' I V ng tl e ot ltl top vo e second spot verc U e lop II e sv~c M IS Two 1 586 JO soo 2 40 298 23 v s on w I pet g b 34 36 Ph lad e ph a 17 Centra D Cap at A tan a Hous on Cl e v e a nd 31 26 514 27 22 20 450 367 323 33 38 42 5 0 3 Wes t ern Confere nce M dwest 0 w M waukee Ch cago De t o KC d Om a ha v s on pet 43 42 39 23 14 9 9 JB 54 689 6 2 37 Pac f c D v s on w pet G o dens a e JO 24 55 6 54 4 LosAnge es J Sea le 27 36 429 Phoen x 22 36 20 37 3 9 Par and 26 g b seeded tea ms ,' Chancey l he next n ght U c Kyger The two tc n s I a\e sp tl t \O Ct eek Bobcats I ost the Tor games tit s se ISO Wtlh t1 c 1ados follow ed b) North Tornados tak ne the ftrst 52 50 Gal Ita \ s the Easte n g b o 35 11 Sundav s Results I pet Utah 40 19 678 San An ton o 3 30 508 ndiana 29 30 492 Denver 27 30 474 26 J6 d 9 San 0 ego Sundays Resun s Caro na 96 lnd ana 93 New York 2 Memph s 91 Kentucky 122 V rg n a 6 San Antonio 99 Oen\l e 90 Utah 20 San 0 ego 01 Only games sc hedu ed Monday s Games No games sc hectu ed However the Falcons came nght back to take the lead as 108 lb Brian Russell pmned Marauder Rtck George Wahama then mcreased tts lead as Will Loudermllt pinned Melgs Butch Roush m the 115 lb class before Metgs coun tered With co-captam Joe Rosenbaum pmmng Don Johnson In the 122 lb class Tony Branham at 129 lbs made it two in a row for the OhiOans dectstomng Wahama cars are tnsured w1lh us than Wllh any olher company Fnrln lwhvnnwl Sloplton C ss........,.. -.. Captam Karl Keble~ 7 5 followed by Marauder Jeff Musser s declslonlng of Randy Grmsl<lad 11 1 m the 135 lb dlvLSton Falcon Dan Rickard then pmned Charlie Whlttington m the 141 lb class before the Marauders took ftve of the fmal SIX matches Co-Captam AI McLaughlin dectstoned Falcon Kevln Roush 8-7ln a ntp and tuck 148 lb battle followed by Steve Brickles pmnlng of Dale Lewts m Ute 158 lb dtvtslon Bruce Hussel at 170 lbs then got the last Wahama wm of the evemng dectstonlng Marty Dugan 4-1 followed by LOCATION CHANGED COLUMBUS (Ur,) - Ohto ~·••e s ttrst football game of next seaSIIn wtll be played at Mlnnesota rather than Ohio State to conform with the recent Blg Ten ruling that each school play four conference games at borne If the Sept 14 contest had been played at OSU as orlglnally scheduled the Buckeyes would have had five Big Ten games at home and Minnesota three MINERS STEEL TOE RUBBER BOOT Thtrf! \\111 be n ) rescn rd seats N 1stgns pep bands or noisemakers tre permitted und er Ohto High School 10 voted on the 1<p see led 1 teams In past years teams with th e best "on lost recor I 12 5 were seeded one and two Gall pol s ptcked up f H top seeded voles ga 38 wanood lo go Iron ton asked for a bye n the upper (hon e) bt ackcl Ruck bye n t1 c Buffalo 23 25 6 52 174 aJ H ll req tested Detro t 9 26 8 46 75 2 6 lower (vtsttors brac ket NY s nd s <l 25 13 4 1 27 78 Che sapeake se lecte l tl c Vancouver 4 30 8 36 d 4 98 West upper bracket Me gs t1 e lower w l t p t s gf ga Ph Ia 33 12 7 73 83 0 bracket 14 6 70 88 42 16 1 65 98 63 17 I 61 94 54 Ch cago 26 1 15 67 77 St Lou s 22 24 7 51 48 Los Ang 21 24 8 50 49 Atanta 9 25 o 4a 35 M nneso a 6 26 2 44 59 P tsburgt1 5 33 5 35 47 Cal to n a 37 7 29 4 Sundays Re sults Los Ang 6 At anta 3 a ft Vancouver 5 Buffa o 2 Ph Ia 3 Mon r- eal NY Rang ers 4 St Lou s 2 Boston 4 M nneso t a 0 Ch cago S P ttsburgh 3 Only games sc hedul ed Monday s Games No games schedu ed 09 45 63 58 93 97 233 28 24 27 26 C eve and 25 24 Ch cago 24 Jer sey 23 Houston 3 23 3 59 201 179 4 58 220 20 5 55 66 73 3 5 164 70 3 2 4a 165 208 We st w I 17 t pts gf ga 5 67 21 42 M nnesota 2a 25 1 57 212 W nnlpeg 26 24 5 57 89 Edmonton 27 26 0 54 a4 Vancouver 2 32 o 42 98 LosAng 20 35 0 40 63 Sundays Results M nnesota 5 New Eng and 2 Chicago 4 Los Ang 2 To onto 5 Jersey 4 Quebec 4 Edmon on 3 Houston 2 nn peg 2 I On y games scheduled Monday s Games No games sc h edu ed 94 94 a8 222 2 9 Middleport 0 m t!e t f rst round bye at the d stnct tournament The dra" mg opene I Sunda; w th the ballot ng for the t p seeded tea ms fo llowed by drawtng fo r brac ket Ahtlrtu~ CHAR ' 001 ANCF\'" M R Assuctat on r 1lcs Peb 1 ournament EAS TERN' tick Feb ets wtll go on sale aft et the complet on of re~ula r season play th s weekend Chee rleadet s n untfot m "til be adm tted w thou t charge to the game n " !tel thetr team ts plavmg Ltmtt s etght One c OUt tesy hmer and 21 SOUTHHE .:T>J<N ' MRreh 2 o Chillicot h• lli•t.Tct KYGF:R CREF.K l'eb 22 SOUTHERN g ven to eac h sc hool for all tournament sess 2) E ghteen on~ 1embers of the learn party wtll be adm ttc l wtthout t cket• on the m~ht 1espec ltve teams play All gSCD et begin at 7 JO p m when the uctwn round game AH tourn mtent Chtlltcothe an d Manetta were top seede~ m the 1974 Class AAA Sec tiOnal Basketball Tournament at Rto Grande Sunday after noon accordmg to Art I anha n tournament manager CLASS AA SE CTIO NAL TOUJ NAME IT SAT URDAY SRES ULTS M en g an 9 o n p, Co o S te 66 0 ol 6 1\ eg e v COAL GROVI I 10 11 C OOL ' Cen 9 0 a M ch ga n SJ Ken S a c o Wes evan H e de b e g 56 0 Mo\Jn ll Kenyon 66 Un on IRONTON Mu s k ngu 59 M e a 50 W enbe g 63 Den son 54 Feb SOI'TH POINT C p a 63 BtJ dw n Wa ace 43 H a m 58 Ob e n 52 Ma one 85 R o Gr ande 07 0 e be n 84 Woos e 4 De ance 85 F= n d ay 83 To edo BO 0 o Un ver s y 9 O h o No th n 9 M an nd CHESAPEAKE 2 7~-------------, Yeo. "'' Maroh 2 I T f 2 wa sh 62 Ce da v e 7 Oh o Dom n ca n trro" Rio !II E IGS Grande Dletrlot 63 Bow ng G ecn 611 M am flO Youngs own Sa t e 90 Bu ff a o N Y 89 B u f on 66 W m nq on 59 H4 Hous o 3 C nc nn a T ansy van c1 Ky 93 U r bana 2 Case Wcs t e n Res 84 Wash & ef er so B Ash and 73 Wayne 5 a e M ch 6 A k on 74 G a non Pa 68 TQnnessee Sa e 95 Cen ra GALLI PO LIS Fob. 2) Fr b 2R f------------------4 ROCK HI LL All Ramee begin et 7 )0 p m a e 0 D P<Ju Xa S Ca a n a 8 e 70 D a y on 61:1 4 On Feb 23 Waverly 113 3) w ll coll de w th West ( 11 5) Northwest l 13) wtll play the Ptketon Wh eelersburg game on Feb 27 and Mmford 2 13 w ll play the Waverly 13-3) Wes t wmner on Feb 28 F nals are March 2 wtth the Ftrst round game ts Thurs da) Feb 21 at 7 30 p m wmner advancmg to Rao Athens (9 7) " II battle Loga n G ande (11 5) At Untoto Washmgton CH On Feb 22 Lancaster 3 13) was top seeded and Htllsboro w II battle Ch lltcothe 12 3) at 7 30 p m Portsmouth ( 10-7) drew a ltrst round bye M am Trace ( 10-e ) and delendmg AAA champton wtll battle Manetta (11-.'i ) on Feb 28 Fmals are March 2 In other drawmgs mvolvmg Class AA SEOAL teams Wheelersburg was top seeded at Valley and Portsmouth Wes t second-seeded On Feb 22 Ptketon (5 11) wtll battle Wheelersburg (13 the Belpre V r ton County Grande wmner on Feb 23 Fmals a e At Federal Hock ng Vmton Marc! 2 Wmner goes to R o County was top seeded Grande Nelsonville York second top seeded On Feb 22 Warren Local (2ll )battles Nelsonvtlle DENISON WINS GRANVIlLE Ohto (U P!) York 19 7) On Feb 23 Belpre Dentson took itve of the 13 (11 51 meets Vmton County ( 15 l) Shcrtdan (9 7) meets the events and a second place n War ren I ocal Nelsonvtlle the mtle relay to wln the Ltv York w nt er on Feb 27 and lngston Olllo Conference rei a) s New Lexmgton (2 14 ) meets Saturday wmner second seeded F rst round action ftnds Jackson (5 10) battlmg Oak Htll on Feb 22 Green! eld plays Wellston (1 15) on Feb advances to Rto 23 Washmgton CH whtch also drew a first round bye wtll play the Jackson Oak Hill wmner Feb 27 and Htllsboro the Greenfield Wellston wmner Feb 28 Fmals are March 2 Take Jt from me, TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER CHEF! PAUL HARVEY TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $500. People trust us to handle thetr savmgs ciTY WAN What makes us a dtfferent kmd of loan company makes us a better kmd of loan company :..::. AMF: ttT NOR TIJ OALL IA Most coact es requested 400 Uckel• fot the tr respecttve games ~F:C'f'Tr:lnAL 1'f1Tm MF I S P.IGH Chillicothe top-seeded AAA team in Rio Grande meet w Blll Slack s pm of Scott Kebler m the 178 lb class John Lehew at 188 lbs pmned Ron Russell and heavywelght Mike Haley dectsloned Mark Mttchell 3 2 to round out the Marauder tirumphs In the evemng s only exhibltlon match 148 lb Marauder Harold Stsson declsloned Wahama s Tom Forman 9-0 Metgs at 1 5 m dual com petition will close out tts regular season Wednesday at 7 30 hosting Nelsonville York That final match wtll be followed by the dLStl'lct meet at Lancaster wtth the ftrst two rounds slated for Feb 23 and the ftnal three rounds scheduled March 2 Thus begins on Fnd ty Feb 22 South Polnt 12 51 battles Chesapeake 18 71 111 a hrst games start al 7 10 p m Second game p ts Galhpol s (13 3) aga nst Me igs 12 14 ) o 1 Saturday Feb 23 Ironton r. 9) vtll pi y the w nner of t1 e South Pottt Chesapeake game on Wed nesday Feb 27 Rock H II 741) wtll play the wmner of the Ga lltpolts Me gs garr e on Thursday Feb 28 The champtonsh p game w ll be played on Saturday March 2 W nner wtll advance tu the R o Grande Class AA Dtstnct Head coac hes attend tn g Sundays dra11mg were Lew1s DAn tom Chesapeake Jtm Osborne Galltpolts Buddy Bell Ironton Roger Braue Metgs Ca rl Ham ll Soutt Pomt and Carl Large Rock Htll WHA Sland ngs Bv Un ted Press r~ter-nat onal East w I t pts gf ga Nw Eng lnd 30 23 2 62 200 83 Quebec Toren o will announced Sunday tl Me1g Sect unal champiOn wtlll ave a were put asLde the re 1 am ng four teams drew from a hat scorer may sat at the scorers and chose whe re th ey table Etght pa ses will be it's time to heat up! 4 p m to closing I FOR ADULTS Btg Shet• Only Funburger'" ~~e~~~:rr :s $}15 ~~~~ho~~~~s La ge Dr nk I FOR KIDS & Lollipop EST.l911 125 E Ma 1n St • 992 2 1 7 1 POMEROY OHIO Amencans, you can hve tn warm comfort ::11 wtnter long wtth Hetl Cen!ljll Otl or Gas System It's the best you can buy If 1t wasn t I wouldn't ••" 1cw :~ I Special Family Meal Prices &SAVINGS heritage house Your Thorn MeAn Store II ont n one Soutl Po nt ptcked up ft ve second lop seede d vote s Chesapeake one After GAHS a td S uth Pum t Meigs pins Wahamans The Metgs Marauder wrestling team got wm No I Saturday evemng rtpptng the Wahama Whtte Falcons 41 21 before a large crowd ln the Larry R Morrtson gym nastum The Marauders defeated earlier m the season by the Falcons 35 23 wr~stled much better according to head coach John Bentley The mght began wtth 101 lb Mtckey Lyons dLSpostng of Dave Reed qutte handily 21 1 Iournarr. ent at Coal G ove du tn g Su day afte noot s drawmgs a Dav.sor B y t Htgh School Under 1 new setup th1s year parUe1patmg coa c hcs EaSI Mon t real l2 NY Rangr s 27 Tor-onto 25 wm1 e rs fh e Saturday March 2 to dewr 1 me thts areas representat ve n the Ch ll cothe Dtstnct Chancey head football coach and athletic dtrectot at Me gs Galltpol s and Soutl Pot t Paul Kegley s loun ment were top seeded fo t1 e 19 4 1 ilnage l Class \A Se ltonal fla k1 b ll AdmisSion \\111 be $1 50 g b w I t pts gf 37 9 6 80 23 lie chose the top rung of t1 e cl 01 e but to go opp st te Soutl bottom bracket rnakmg Ills western squad the home team fo r the The F ag les and H ghlande s Feh 22 game are the on ly tea ms that must North Gallta s Jun Fostet w n three games o move on o dre\1 the No 2 sl p and he the d str ct placed his Piroles on the top In othlJ r ctct 01 Sw dcty t un g of the to p bra ket ruJes nd proced ures f r t maktng Ills squad ll e I orne lou na ncnt WPre an n unc lea nfor the Feb 21encounter by Ch cy It was added tha Southwestern s Kctth Car ter n ronf tt v. ou I be perm tte J had no chotce but to p tt I s r r any no S4 mak~ s bcmne s Htghlanders m one of tl e two s gns or pep bands rema mng spo s n the top Dora d Wolfe of Me gs H gh b1 acket smce the wu secdet School w l be the off c a! tc m s I ad to be n I ffere nt to l.l'namen scorer wh le Joh brackets Mora a so of lhc Meg Southern s Ca rl IV lfe then faculty w ll be tl e off c I placed h s Tor actus oppostte ti mer Kyger Creek le av tn g h I tourname t ga nes beg n F.a terns Btl! PI ll ps no at 7 JO p m CLA33 A N H L Stand ngs By Un1ted Press Inter-national Boston th e Kygc t Creeks Jun Arledge drew the No I h •I lot per m ttmg h n f rsl cr ck at plactng h s team tn a br cket seeded at Coal Grove ABA Stand ngs By Un ted Press lnter-naflona Easl w I pet g b 37 21 627 New York Ken ucky 35 2 625 37 26 587 2 Carol na V rg n a 20 35 364 5 Memph s 13 .46 220 2d w wmner followtng mght placeme 1t GAHS, South Point top M !waukee 95 Boston 86 a Ph Iadet ph a 95 Cap a 94 a f Ch cago 9/J Los Angel es 86 a f C ev elan d 25 Buffa o 2 Go lden Stat e 21 Phoen x 105 Hous on 12 Portland 106 Sea II e 119 K C Omaha 103 On v game s schedu ed Monday s Games Ph a de ph a a At ant a Only gam e sct1edu ed west da~ s to rn ou cnt beg ns rhur sday drawt tg em due ted b) I ou Fe! 21 w tl II e J agles taktng nament M n tger Cl il y So tthwesten 3 n S Southwestern 1503 EASTE~N AVE. 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Mrs Ceceha Fo ur 4 Years from and af c lh Comp any w na n ta n a mposed t1e effect ve date of h s or con i nu ng cumu ated baa e W en not f ca t on of he Harts Spamsh classes f1rs l LETART FALLS A d nan ce of month y co m pa r sons of he ad rustm en sha l be sen t o h e through fourth and special fellowship dmner was held BE IT ORDA INED BY THE a ct ual tota l Company cos o f C er k of Counc of th e COUNC I L OF THE V LLA GE gas purchased as shown on he Mun c pa l l y as qu ck y a-, educatiOn 2 Will present a recentiy at the Letart Falls OF POMEROY OH I O book s and r eco ds of h e po ss be a t e he eff ec t of th e Execul!ve com Commumty Cen ter by the program SECT ION That to he Company exc u s ve o f efunds new ax or h g h e tax r ae ca n pe od o f Two 2 Y ea r s from and the o t a Company cost of be d et er m n ed m1ttee to serve Umted Methodist Wom en of the and a ft er the effec ve date o f gas pur c h<~sed o th e sa me SECT ON 6 h E' al es se t RNERVIBW PTA 7 30 P m Apple Grove Church The Rev lh s ordnance th e max mum month pr ced a t he ave age for h n th s Ordnance ar e at school Program H h price wh ch Co um b a Ga s of a te used t o d el e m n ~ he ba sed on t e ac ua t cos t of oward S 1veley gave prayer a him on early signs of Oh o nc s suctessors or pu chased gas a d ustm en se v ng th e Mun c pa t y and ass gns sha I be perm t ed to app l ed t o se rv u a es pu th ey do no ef fec t fu ure n heart attack and Wayne Upton preced mg the dmner charge fo and h e m n mum suan to Sec on A o f th s Fue f a t on ar,. e)(p ec at ons Con will giVe hints on correct way The Rev Mr Shiveley led u p ce at wh c h t or h ey sh a 1 be Cost Cause Svc h cu mv a ted s d er ng a fa ctors such as th e equ r ed o furn sh gas to he ba l an ce w I be educed to a es be ng cos 1 s f ed and of hftmg group smgmg of hymns w1th v age of Pome oy Oh o efl ec t the effec t ot th e ap th e per od of m e hat h e r ates Mrs Sh1veley at the p1ano (Mun c pa tyJ and to t s p cab l e Act u al Cos t Ad w I be n eff ect n he fu tu e th e POMEROY CHAMBER of Readmgs mcluded F11ends ntlab ant s sha t be and th e us m ent n et ec fo that ncreas e s h e m n mum same s her eby f xe d fo eac h mon h appl ed to to al Company equ ed t o ass u e co ni nued Commerce noon at Meigs Inn by Sybil Riffle Neighbors nd v dual con sume as vo umes pu r c hased for ha t adequa e and safe se v ce as TUESDAY by Mrs Eileen Buck and Our fO' I OWS month we i as o enab l e he Compa n y Th rty f ve Cen s 3~c p er For each s x (6 mont h b 1 ng MEIGS CHAPTER 53 DAY o att ra ct cap ta at reasonab e one hund red ( 100 c ub c feet for per od ender:l January and Ju y cos ts and not to mp a r h e the f rs '2 300 cub c f ee t u->ed su bseq uent o Ju v 3 973 an c edt of th e Compa ny Th e oyster supper 6 30 p m at 11'1 ough each meter each Ac 1.1a Cost Ad ustm en t w 1 n cr ease does n o t et ec abor chapter home Batternut Ave month be de e m n ed by d v d ng he costs n excess o tho se a lowed Pomeroy Nmth D1stnct Tw e ve nnd hree en h s cumu ated ba ance as o hat b y Pr ce Co mm ss on po es Cents 2 3 lOc per one hundred da e by I ota vo um es. pur and takes nto"' n n qa n s n Commander George I Dodd 100) cu b c f ee l for tf'1e next chased dur n g t h e s x o month p r oduc t v ty wfll meet w1lh off1cers at 6 p m 97 700 cu b c fee t used th ough per od ended on th a t da e Th s SECT ON 7 Th at any or ea c h m eter eac h month ad us ment w 1 be ounded to d n ance or r eso tu on or part of All members urged to attend Nn e and one hat Cen s h e n eares t o ne hund ed th of a an o d n ance or eso ut on AMERICAN LEGION 9 c per one hundred 100) cent o determ ne th e ncre as e ncons s tent herew h s to th e cub c fee t for a 1 1 excess o f or dec ease per one t10usand ex tent o f such ncon s sl ency Aux11!ary LewiS Manley Post 00 000 cub c f ee t used hrough ( 000 cub c feet Th e Janu ar y her eby rep ea e d 263 7 p m at the home of Mrs REEDSV L E The eac h m eter each month calcWat on w I be effect ve on SEC T ON 8 Til a t shou d any Easte rn H gh Sc hoo hono ro A M n mum Cha rg e for each or abo ut Ap an d w t reman sec t on or p a o f a sec t on or Naomi Bentley Rutland for he h rd s x wee ks g rad n g c u sto mer eac h month o f Thr ee n effect un I superse d ed by th e p O'.' son of a sec t on of th s MIDDLEPORT Commumty pe od nctudes 55 pup s w th Dol ars and F fly Cents $3 SO u ly ca l cu l at on wh ch w I be n ordnan ce be dec lar ed vo d th e sh a be made f serv ce und er effec t on or abou 0 ober em a nder of th s o d nance Prayer Circle 7 30 p m home a t A ma rk s Th er e we r e 1 on the B and bette rot th s rate schedu l e s d sc an prov ded however th at th e sha I not b e affec ed thereby t nu ed at the requ est of f rs Actua Cos t Ad us men FRES HM E N A 0 an a SECTION 9 Tha t 0 d nance of Mrs Lee McComas Mam customer the Company sha I b ted to th e Mun c pa tv sha l No 395 passed by co unc of th e St M1ddleport All mterested Benedum Teresa Buckey T eresa Ca r Ba ba a Doug as not be under any ob i gat on to becom e effect ve w h bIts V age of Pomc oy Oh o on persons are mvited Dar r e l Drak e Te esa Ed resume scrv ce to th e same r endered on and after th e f rst he 15t h day of December 969 wa rd s Tammy F t ch Ka hy cu stomer on the same pr em ses day of th e seventh mon1t1 en t l ed Ordnan ce No 395 EAS1 ERN Band Boosters F oll rod Jenn f er Ga ner unt the c u stomer has mad e to low n g he m on t h th s F ue F x ng and regu at ng the pr ce meetmg 7 30 p m at the h1gh Susan Goe be Ca o yn Ha r pe payment of an amount equa to Cost C a use becomes effect ve t ha may be c tl ar ged by Pa u a Hawk Rachae l H unter the m n mum mon th y charge Columb a Gas o Oh o nc ts school for each month of the n If dur ng th e s K (6) months s u ccessors o Dav d M Is C ndy R ch e ass gns fo WINDING TRA!I GARDEN J ayne Sm th G a Thoma Ju terven ng per od but not to under cons dera t on h e na tu a! gas to the V l age of exceeq twe ve { 12) months Company sh a l hav e r ece veda Pome r oy Oh o and o rs Club meets at 7 30 p m at the Wh tehead Bonn e Wood No a From and after the e>:p rat on refund or refunds f om t s nhab t an ts for h e pe od of Young (a an e Am bro se of th e aforesa d Two Year supp er s su c h r efund s sha I be Four 4) Years fro m an d afte home of Mrs R1chard Colhns C ndy Ande son Deanna per od an d for a furth er per od sled separate l y and nc l ud ed h e effec t ve da te of th s or R ck Ba rr nge KE'v n Program by Mrs Collms on Baker Of Two (2 Years t hereaf er as as a dedu c t on fr om th e d nance Ba ton Pair c a Bo son Dav d be and he sam e fol ows cumu ated balance us ed to s he eby epea l ed New Worlds of Flower Carnahan u a Ca penre Th r ty s x and one ha t Cents determ n e the Actua Cos t T m Cha ff ee Pam Co ng eve SE CTION 0 Tha h s or Arrangements (36 a) per one hundred (100 Ad justm ent pursuant to lh s d n ance sha l become eff ec t ve Debb e Conn o l y Be l nda SYRACUSE PTA 7 30 p m Dee er C ndy D I Me t an e cub c feet for the f r s 2 300 Sect on B at the ea r es t da e a lowed by l!: ub c tee t used through each C General Provutons Enevo dsen 0 ana Ep p e law p ov ded howeve h at at the sc hool Founders Day to Joh meter each month 1) The pen a ty prov sons of th s ordna n ce sha 1 hav e no n Evan s Ma I n Ev an s be observed feachers Will be M ark G r ossn c kl e St eve Twefv e and nne ten t hs Cents Co umb a Gas Transm ss on for ce o r e ff ect wha t soeve { 12 9 lpc) per one hundred nuo1 Col'porm on s (T ansm ss on s aube r Robe H ead ey un ess w t en accep a ne e o f m their rooms diScuss HBarbara c ub c fee t for the ne x t 91 700 F P C Gas Tar ff sha l not apply th s ord nance s f ed by he Hende son John read mg programs w1th the Henderson Susan Hend er son cub c feet used through each to Sec ons A and Bot th s fue Company w 11'1 he Cl erk of m eter each month cos c ause and any Trans Brenda La nh am Mark Counc of th e V ! age o f parents Ten Cents ( lOc per on e m ss on p en a ry c h arg es o rat e Pomeroy Oh o pr or to the Lawson La ry Longene tt e hundred (100 cub c fee t for a t ad ustments ma d e pursuan t ro exp at on of th r y 30 days WEDNESDAY n excess of 100 00() cu b c t ee t such pen a ty prov sons sh a l f om the date th so d nance s used through eac h m ete eac f'1 no be used o de erm ne an passed POMEROY MIDDLEPORT REVIVAL SET month ac:l ustment pur suant o til s Uons Club Me1gs Inn noon A M n mum Charg e fo eac h Fue Cos t Cause A weekend reviVal w1ll be PA SSE D customer each month of Thr ee (2) The comb ned ad 2 J 74 POMEROY CHAPTER held at the F1rs t Bapl1st Do Iars and S x ty f ve Ce nts 1 st men ts pursuant to Sect on s A TT ES T Royal Arch Masons 7 30 p m Church m Mason begmnmg $3 65) shall be made If se r v ce A and B abo ve snal b e In an e Wa ton under th s rate sc hedu le Is creased to ref ee l th e effect of CLERK at the Pomeroy Masomc Wednesday through Feb 16 d scent nued at th e r equ est of the Oh o Exc se Tax on gross c u stome the Compan y sha 1 rece pt s o f gas u It es The speaker will be the R•• MAYOR Da e E Sm t h Temple w1lh Bosworth Council not be under any ob gat on to 3 Any refund ad rustment 46 Royal and Select Masters at Herb Slaughter Serv1ces are resume serv ce to th e same made und e th e Company s 8 2tc 8 30 pm 7 30 mghtly cus tom er on the same prem ses former fue cos t cause wh ch unt I the customer ha s made ha s not been n effect to we ve MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR payment of an amount equal to 2 month s at the t me he PUBL IC NOTICE Gardeners 6 30 p m dmner at Veterans Memorial Hospital th e m n mum month y charg e nstant fue cos t cause wh ch Not ce to H eav y for ea ch month of th e n effe ct ve sha ll co nt nue n Equ pm ent Dea lers the home ot Mrs Kenneth ADMISSIONS SATURDAY terven ng per od not not 0 effect un t I such tw e ve 2 Amsbary Members to take a exceed twe ve (12) months month p er od h as been com - Chffoz d Decker Syracuse n accordance w h Sec FUEL COST CLAUSE pleted prov d ed however tha 307 86 of th e Oh o Rev sed Code covered dish and somethmg for Joseph W1Ison Pomeroy The serv ce rates presc r bed such refund att ustment sna t Sea ed B ds w I b e ece ved by Chester Hawk Reedsville abov e are subject to an ad cease when dup cat on of th e Town sll p Tru stees of Sutton a Valentme s Day auct1on ustment for any c hang e n th e refunds In c lu ded n any ad Twp n the off ce Rae n e WHITE ROSE Lodge 1 30 Darrell Johnson Racme Billy average cost of gas purchased iu stm ent b ed pursuant to Town Ha I Ra e n e Oh o J577 p m American Leg1on Hall Brewer Portland by Co umb a Gas of Oh o Inc Sect on B of t h s F ue Cost unt 8 00 PM February 28 (Company from at sources of Cause wou d resu t 197J at wh ch t me and p l ace Middleport DISCHARGES SATURDAY supply and are pred cated upon (41 Th e Company sha I f te the b d s wl I b e opened an - Roland Morns Dame! Lee the average cost of gas pur w ttl the Pub c Ut t es read al oud fo the purchase of chased by the Company of Comm ss on of Ohio and the a n E>w or used D ese E ng ne Charles W1lson Robert Jef 56c per one thousand cub c C erk of Counc 1 of h e dr ven Motor Gra der Equ pped teet This rate s h er emafter Mun c pal ty thirty (30) days w th Sca rf er and manufac fers Eumce W1lson John referred to as the base pr or to the eflect ve date turers standard accessor es Patterson Dotl!e Curhs average rate Th e base computat on s n support of th e The Motor Grader must meet B1rd1e Collins Denzel Boggess average rate of th s fuel cos above Fue Cost cause ad th e fo low ng m n mum cause was ba se d on the tu stments together w th a no ce spec f ca t ons Jeffrey Bable average cost of gas purchased that the adiustment s.t w 1 be 1 S x (6 cy l nde eng ne for the twe-lve months ended Paced n effect as of 11 01 A M ADMISSIONS SUNDAY H P 85 120 January 31 1973 at supp l er on the effect ve date Such f 1 ng 2 U se d grader mu st have new R1chard Walker New Haven rates n effect on March 1 1973 shal st1ow the c urr ent ad t res 3X2 J nch 12 ply 1 res Raymond Hartley Racme Any purchased gas adjustments rustment and cumu at ve ad f ont and rear subsequen t to Mar c h 1 973 IUStments to be pla ced n eff ec t 3 New grader must h ave Jean Sm1th Reedsville Ins w I app y mmed ate v upon the on th e effect ve date 4X24 nct1 12 p y 1 r es fr on t and Coolville V~rgm1a Carr effec t ve date of tl'11s ordnance SECTION 2 That t s ex r ear COLUMBUS (UPI) - Five Covert A Purchased Gas Ad press l y condlt oned the serv ce 4 12 foot pow er sh ft mo d Pomeroy Els1e rustment to be rendered by sa d Com board strychnme-drmkmg snake Garten Coolville (1) Sem1 Annual Adrustm ents pany ts s uccessors or ass gns We ght 20 000 lbs fire brand1shmg Effective W th B lis Rendered pursuant to th s ordnance sha 1 5 Cab c omp c te head ghts handling DISCHARGES SUNDAY On or About Apr 11 and October be pr mar l y for domest c and front and rear heater and members of the Full G<lspel 1 of Each Year commerc al purposes and that defroster foot acce e ator and None Jesus Church were baptized m Based on vo um es purchased se rv ce shll not be extended to d ece era tor dur ng the twe ve b 1 ng other c onsumers of d fferent 6 AU hydraul c coni o sora 1 the 1cy waters of B~g Walnut months ended January an d Ju y c l auses unt after all hydrau c ov er mechan ca ot each yea r the Company sha l r e asonab e rectu rements for 7 Power steer ng ho ur Creek here Sunday while some determ ne the curr en t average domest c and com mere a meter o I c utch 50 of their fellow worshipers cost of gas purc-hased and suc h purposes are fu tv met and th s 8 Used grader - 12 volt o 24 watched from the snow adjusted average rate sha l prov son sha l be b nd ng u pon volt el ectr ca system be compared to the base sa d Company ts successors or 9 New grader 24 vo l t covered shore m 20-degree To AAA member s who average rate stated above to ass gns dur ng eac h month of e ectr cal sys tem hav e Dollars for You n determ n e th e nc ease or eacf'1 y ea r but dur ng any 10 Transm ss on 6 forward cold dec ease per one thou sa nd month or year s ubr ec t to th e 4 reverse Three men and two women hosp tat nsurance 1 000) cub c feet to th e near est for ego ng lim t at ons and after 11 New y pa nted co lor The ma ling you r ecently were led fully clothed moo the one hundr edth of a cent Th s comp ance w t h the forego ng RED rece1ved concer n ng a sha l be the purchased gas prov son s gas may be de vered 12 T ra de n one Aust n water by a pair of preachers r e pla cement f or t h s 1n adtus tm ent that w 1 apply to any other co nsumer and Western Grader - to be p eked effec t v e w th b Is rendered on add I ona l c asses of consum er s up at ~ambridge OH 0 FOB and sang Ifi Die Gomg Down s urance plan s NOT en or about Apr 1 and Oc ober 1 at such t m es and under such dder to subm t deta l ed [t Will Be In Jesus Name dor sed by th e Au tomob le respe c t ve y I f dur ng th e cond tons and for su ch ra es as spec f cat on s of equipment I don t care how crazy Club of Sou th ern Oh o and twe ve month per od und er mily be agreed upon between offered conslderat on th e Company has tt1e Company and such con was not se nt w th our per sa1d one 1 A dealer representa ti ve people thmk we are co mmenced purchas ng gas sumer o con sum er s shal prov de n st ruct ons n the of the preachers he stood m m tss on under new contracts o has SE<; TION 3 Th e te m s and proper operat on and man ln formp t on on your made s gn f cant c hanges n ts cond f ons of the se rv c e o be ten anc e at tne time of del very the stream shoutmg m ren ewa l po l cy through purchases fr om ex st ng sup rende ed s ha conform w th 2 One compe te set of parts tongues Piers and the effe cts of 'h ese and be sub1 ect to the Ru l es and serv c e rep a r and operator s Nat onal Ben F ank n Lt fe changes In sources of supp y Reg u at ons for turn sh ng gas manua l shal be prov ded W th The ceremony was con nsuran ce Corporal on s on have not been n effect for the ser v ce of th e Company on f te each un dueled w1thout the snakes the w ay Don t worry Your fu l tw e v e month per od th en w th and approved by he Pub c 3 T e d eal er sha 1 p ov de a tne Company w 1 ad ust th e UtI t es Comm ss on of Oh o pre sen t po l cy s sf tll n at such normally present warranty per od used 120 actual Volumes purchased SEC TION 4 That the ga s days new 1 year for the gatherings because of the cold forc e If yo u h ave any dur ng such twe lv e month turn shed or de vered pursuant grader and atta chm ents su p quest ons please contact us per od to r efle c t the effects of to the terms of th s ordnance p ed The anunals have been put m at the Auto Club suc h change n source of supp y by the sad Company sha have 4 Deal er s sha turn sh th e r hibernation m West Vlrgllllll tor a full t we ve month per od an a verag e heat ng va lu e of own b d form s the front of the Th 1s excellent program The ad justment on or about 1 00() Br t sh thermal un ts per enve lop e enclos ng the b ds from where most of the w II be a va !ab le to th e Apr I 1 w It be ba se d on the cub c foot for any consecut ve mu st bema k ed Motor Grader congregation emigrated until balanc f!! of our 36 000 twe v e month bl ng per oct twelve ( 121 month period B d New and Used ended January of th e same year sub rect to a v ar ne e of not more members soon 5 Th e Townsh p Trustees sprmg ut z ng suppler rates n effect than f ve (5) percent upwa d or may accep t the owes t btd or Respon sible motor st s w ho on the fol ow ng Mar ch 1 of that downward se l ec t he best b d for th e n are not a lready members year The adjustment on or SECTION 5 In th e event th e tended purpos e and eserve th e shou ld contact our nea r es about October 1 wll be based on State of Oh o or the r ght to re rect any or a I B ds o the twe tve month b 1 lng per od Mun clpallty shou ld hereafter any Part thereof of{.u:e to learn about t h1 s and CLUB TO MEET ended Ju y of the same year mpose a tax upon th e Company other Clu b benef ts utI z ng supp l er rates n effect that s not now mposed or The Calhohc Women s Club Board of on th e follow ng SeptembeJ 1 of shou ld hereafter ncrease th e Town sh p Trustees of Our Lady of Loretta Church that year rate of any tax now Imposed Su ton Twp (21 tntenm Adtustments upon the Company above the w111 meet Wednesday at 10 30 If n the nterven ng pe od ta x rate now ex st ng other Cl er k W am F Ha r s a m to complete plans for a between s.em annua ad than the rat e on property Sl ed Rae ne R D 1 Oh o 4577 1u stmehts there s a s gn f can t n the real estate ta x I st and Phone Pomeroy 992 2590 spaghe Ill dmner change n source of supply or n dup cate then the rates 2J 11 18 2tc Gathpohs 446 0699 supplier rates the effect of prescr bed n Sec t on 1 sha be wn chIs to produce an Increase ncrea se d to the extent SQUAD CALLED or decrease In the ad usted necessary to compensate th e average rate by at least one Company for the ncr ease n The Pomeroy E R squad was cent (1c) per one thousand cost due to such new tax or (1 000) CUbiC feet then a new h gher ta x rate Th s shall be called Saturday at 1 31 p m for adjusted average l'"l!lte shaH be don e In the to tow nQ manner Nora Curtis Pomeroy RD who determ ned ut I z ng the most (a} If the new tax or h gher recently availab l e t wel ve ta x rate s computed ln direct was taken Holzer Medical months of gas purchased ad re at on to g8s s'*' or revenues Center lusted to reflect changes n rece ved for th e sale of gas the source of supply The curJr.:ent or rates set forth here n sh!l l be new supp er ntes w 1 be ap adjUSted to tt1e extent ne cess ary VA HOSPITAL PACKAGE POLICY pt ed to th ese volumes to to recompense the Company for WASHINGTON (UP!) The TOTAL COVERAGE determ ne the new edtusted the amount thereof avel'"l!lge rate and the difference (b) If the n ew tax or h gher Veterans Administral!on will between this new ad j usted ta x ratelsnot retatedd rect yto average rete and the base gas so d or to revenues received open 1ts f1rst oolpatlent clinic average rate to ttie n eares t for tf'1e sa l e of gas then the total at Umverslty Hospital m one hundredth of a cent per one dotlar effect ther eo f upon the thousand (1 000) cub c fe et cost ot se rv ng ga s by the lwnbus US Reps Chalmers sha ll be the purchased gas Company n the Mun cpa ty Wyhe and Sam Devine both R ad!vstment effective w th b Is shal \ bedetermln ed based upon rendered on and after the 30th opera! ons of th e Comp any n Oh10 announced Saturday The day following the dat e on wh ct1 the Mun c pal ty durmg the chmc to begm operations the change In source of supp y mos t recen ly ava tab e twe ve or SUPI'IIer rates was fir st month per od end ng on the l ast around June 1 would be oper r eflected n b lllngs to the day of the December preced ng ated jOIDtly by the VA and the 992 21q~ Company or the lOth da y th e e ffec t ve date of th e new ta x following the filing of not ce by or h gher t ax r ate the total Oh10 state Umvers1ty College 102 W Mam Pomeroy tht Company whlch•v•r dlta s dot ars so COI"(l_puted stla I then of Medicine wh1cll operates 992 74Z8 later 4t: ... be d v ded bY: th e tot a sa es ORDINANCE NO 44 474 Social Regular missions support pledged by class _ Calendar, !he cla ss voted to send $!; eac h 11onU lv the Russells and also to send $ !0 no v to a member of n t t P. (hurd sp~cwl 1 1 ss10n 1 auto lLcense nvol y work e1 !01 p l<.~te Also d!scu sse I lunng the meet was the poss lui ty of cot l ecl1n~ !lett} Crocker coupons fo r an Alaskan school AI angements " ere made to t.lkc flow ers to a shut m Durmg the meetmg: 1t was proposed by M1 s Norma n~ Read"tngs, songs htghltght church dinner Fnends by M s Dor na H1ll &nplure "as react b} the Re' Mr Shiveley hom II CO! 4 Altendmg were the Rev Mr and Mrs Sh!vele) Earl Roush Ernest Clark Mr and Mrs John 0 B11en E1lcen Buck Mrs Bess Parsons M r and Mrs Robert Riffle Robert R ffle Alan N1le Paul and Penny W1lson Mr and Mrs Darre ll !\oms Tracy Norns Mr and Mrs Robert Casper Mr and Mrs Dallas H II a1d 55 get all A at Eastern school to ss Baptisms made in icy creek ' f' at Columbus <8 e esa L ongr> yons sa Mas e s C u e n E' N Tammy N ce Te esa Parr Spu o k C a g Ve ney Do s ./Ve l s o E en We s SOPHOMORE A SonyCI Adams Barba r a And ews Tom Av s Dense Dea n C ssy Mo r an Ka t hy Newe l Gco ge P ckens Dana Pu ns Na ncy R denour Dana Roo D eob e San de s Pa r c a W ndon B Be s y Amsba ry Dna A ttl er to n Tam n Bahr Kat na Batey oe Elu hanan Sa nd a Buchanan Pam C onch N ese Duva She r y Epp e Me nda Eva s oanne F ck Beth Hew 1 J eff Ho ter Pam Kau z T n Kuh m Lan don Gary Longent>tte Ca th ey Ma xey Pan M ho e Mark Mora D a a Morr s St eve N e i SC' om Reed D ebb e Sames Ju e 5chu z San d ra Sm h Ca o Spu ock Peggy Trusse ol a Wa l ker Jan W son Debb e W ndon Edn a Boggs JUN OR A Ja e Bahr Debb e Boa tr gh Catny Dav s Deanna H ens ey Mary u M s BPcky Roo Mand e Rose Pa Sans B Mary Bar nge Randy 8 ake Ph I Bowen /\n I a Buckey Sa l y Bur ke Barba a Coates Conn e Da l ey Home De l ong Becky Ebe sbac h L z Edwards V ck Gau M ke Ha r s Doug Ho s nqe Ma sha K mes Reg na K n es Lua nn N ewe Ka en Reed Rl'10nd a Sove C n dy Thomas Bon n e w sh SE N OR A St eve An de r so n La y Afhcr t on Debb e Burns Te esa C ches te J en y C ne Seve F o rod S eve Goe b e Law r ence Ha p r Pau a Hau ber B H ayes Chry K mes Nan cy M e She Ia Sampson Ja ne Wh ehead Pa y Gr ossn ck e B B Amberge r T m Bau n Bonne Bar n ger Be n e Boggs Ma t a Ca dwt> Rosemary C ark Le 9 C ne Ca hy Coa t es Me ssn Co eman Jo E n evo l dsen C ys a Erw J eff G I and r a tha Myers G a I e 0 s bo e r s P go t Dense Pu ns C a r Reed Dav d Sor den Dav d ebe Shl?r ro u ng 0 am Lan l am M Dean Billy and Br1u 1 ll) e Joe) l{oush Bob Spencer Delora Mearns Mr and Mrs Carroll Wh te Darla Deanna Ke~lh 1d Kev 1 Mrs Dolly Wolfe Mrs J1m Riffle Dale Steve Kathy To r y and John l Surpme gzven member of dub Russell tnat tne Churches of Chnsl m the area make plans to have a lent on the Rock Spnngs fa~rgroW!ds at the tune of the Me~gs CoW!ty Fa1r Devol!ons by Mrs Ruso;ell "ere from Ph1l 4 13 Reports "ere g1ven by Mrs Jackie Reed secretary and Mrs Nora Cambron treasurer The class voted to purchase a storm wmdow for the church at a cost of $25 Prayer by Homer Forrest concl uded the meeting and refrest ments were served by Mrs Mildred SISson and Mrs Tress1e Hendricks Attendmg the meetmg besides those named were Mrs June Glaze Mrs Frances Hysell Mrs Helen M1ller Wm Her Heart W1th A Beautrful A surpnse birthday par I] vas g ven for Jack e K1ng at a recer l n eelmg of the Rock Spr ngs Lad} Bugs 4 H Club at the home of Ann Evans New offi cers elected \\ere M1ss Kmg p1 es1dent Pam E~ans RED TULIP \ lCe president lracey Jeffers secretary K tn g treasurei From Debbie Or Carla Wahle} news reporter Chnst e E\ans health and safety and Tem W!son game leader Plans were discussed about proJecls to be undertaken th1s daughter year A mother s upper was set for some ttme m March Next meeting w11l be on Feb 20 at the home of Thelma Jeffers Attendmg were 11 members two advisors and a VISitor Refreshment. of piZZa soft drmks and potato chips RED AZALEA From $7~ Fo I Wrapped Sahn Bows Dudley's Aorist were se1 ved 59 N Second St MIDDLEPORT l:e!&>over 6e !lour licu8eKeeper BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .' • ~ewhigher Interest rate on US. Savings Bonds. as AUTO CLUB OF SOUllfERN OHIO to eo. Our complete comprehenstve homeowners' policy covers loss due to ftre, theft storm damage, more One • premium DALE C. WARNER NS. AGENCY Green Thumb Notes . ... Plants that make Chnstmas~ lzve on -evet!_ tnto February 1j fly Marilyn Hannon Riverview Garden I::Iub REEDSVIlLE ~ Wooldn I 1t be wonderful if the glow of the hohday season could br1ghten your hearts the whole year through ' Well even thoogh the glow has dunmed now that February has arrived It Is possible for your homes to stay alive w1th the lll'lghtness that IS needed In the long wmter months Nothing does more for the h011se and pyscbe than havmg colorful plants around Whether you choose them for yourself or gtve them as gifts live plants are spec1al And you can keep them attractive long after the ho)1days provided you know the conditions and care your plants requll'e To gmde you we ve selected a few ChriStmas plants and how to great them POINSETTIA - Newest vamtles of poinsettias which IS probably the most popular ChriStmas gift plant, last much longer and are less sensitive to drafts and temperature extremes However temperatures below GO degree F or above 75 degree F will shorten the life of the colorful bracts The true flowers of pomsettlas are tiny greenish yellow nubs m the centers of the bracts wh1ch may be white or pink as well as the well-known red PolllSettias do best when they rece1ve at least four boors of direct sunlight m a draft-free location Water before soli IS dry to touch Add waterunt1111 runs outdramage holes m pots Don t let water stand m saucers after watenng Examine bottoms of pots kept In metal foil wraps wraps often prevent the necessary escape of water Cut back plants m late spring after Dowermg and repot m fresh pottmg so1l NORFOLK ISLAND PINE -ThiS appealing plant IS often used as a miniature Christmas tree but 11 makes an attractive houseplant all year round Norfolk !stand pmes do wellm bnght mdirect or filtered light m wmter they can stand full sun Feed established plants every three or four months but walt four to siX months before feecHng just-purchased or potted plants It IS named for the tiny island m the South Pacific where this plant grows wild Nurserymen usually grow, the plants from seeds These are cheaper than plants propagated from hp cuttmgs of established specunens RIEGER ELATIOR BEGONIA - ThiS relatively new but already popular plant thrives under good light and average care It has above-average keepmg quality and IS charactemed by 1ts dark green foliage and orange red or salmon-coral flowers to lengthen the bloommg tnue select a plant m the half~pen bud stage so you II have blooms for several weeks You can move these begoruas outdoors m warm weather Sink pots m a senu..shaded flower bed or use as a potted plant on patio Grow In a soil that has a generous amount of peat moss CYCLAMEN - Always water cyclamen around the edges of the pol (water m the crown may cause rot) or set the plant m a dish of water Never let the soil dry out completely while the plant1s m Dower or leaves will turn yellow Leaf yellowmg as well as bud blasting may also occur if the rught temperature IS too h~gh or if the plant 1s not getting enough light durmg the day Cyclamen plants shoold last a month or more m the home if they are g1ven proper care CHRISTMAS PEPPER and CHRISTMAS CHERRY - Both these plants are readily available and reasonably priced durmg the Yule season They re also easy to grow from seed The plants attractive fohage and colorful frwts and blooms make cheerful additions to boliday decor To prolong then" beauty giVe the plants ample bright light and cool temperatures (45 to 55-degree rughts) An occaSional mist spray of water helps to keep them lookmg their best Mm!Bture peppers or Christmas chernes can be dried and used as seasorung -but they are bot To grow your own plant seeds m the sprmg and grow ootdoors m a sunny spot Move Inside before frost and you can have fruits by CbrlStmas AZALEA - Blossoms last longer on azaleas if plants have bright light m daylune, and cool (under 60 degree) rught tern peratures Keep a constant moisture supply - flowers will wilt and die prematurely If soil becomes too dry Soak the pot m water occaSionally so the moiSture will penetrate to the center of the pot Remove old flowers as they fade If you want to keep your plant growmg fertilize With ac1d-type azalea fertilizer every few weeks from the time the flowers fade m the sprmg until new buds form Let me SUI!Sest you file this article away for reference w1th your gift list, so that you can s1t back and relax durmg the hobday season lmowtng your shoppmg will be as easy as selecting a beautiful speCial for the ones hold so dear New life style noted e Now U S S I' ngs Bonds pn\ fi mter est when held to matm 1ty Here's how It wo1 ks I he h1ghe1 mte1 est rate 1ppl.es t dl ne\• Bonds pmchasr d smce Delember J 1973 1a1smg t he1r rate from 51' to 6 when held to matuut) And the matunt} perwd on SenesE Bonds 1s sho1ter too Now E Bonds matm e m o years wtth a fh st yem rateof4 Seues H Bonds w 1th a 10 yem matunty w1ll earn 5 the fit st year 58 for the next foUl yea1 s and 6 f01 the last fi \ e) eRI' 1 h1s g1 ves '>au an avet age 6 y1elcl O\ e1 the I 0 yem perwd It works for Bonds ~ ou now hold too The1 e s no 1eason to 1edeem yom older Bonds to buy new ones 5- The Dailv Sentmel Middleoort Pomeroy 0 tloooOoooooooooooooc:xxiOCl~ 1 he11 yreld has nn tt makes sense to bu) proved too h1ghe1 paymg US All ou t>;tandmg Savmgs Bonds and E Bonds wr l ece1ve hold them to matunty a mcrease m y1eld 01 beyond fm each sennann ual S1gn up now to buy mtetest pe110d Bonds t hw ugh the begmn mg on 01 afte1 Pa) roll Savmgs Plan December I I9 3 where you work or payable upon buy them where you redemptiOn Th1s bank also apphe' to any Take stock m Freedom Sha1 es you Amenca Its m your may shll hold mte1est All outstandmg H Bonds wtlltecel\e a ' y1eld mcrease for each semmnnual mte1est pe110d begmnmg on or after Decembet I I9 3 Th1s ts payable m the fo1 m of met eased sem1annual mtetest 1om the Payroll Sallmgs Plan. payments It all works to your .stock mi\}nerica. advantage Now more than ever University Hospital • LETART FALLS Emergmg L1fe Style of Women was the program theme used by Joyce White at a meetmg of the East Letart Umled Methodist Women Thesday night at the East Letart Church Others participating In the program were Mrs Foc1e Hayman Mrs Lucy Donahue Mrs Nora Pearson Mrs Elila Wolfe and Mrs Ha· zel Fox Scr1pture was taken from Gal 3 verses 26-28 Mrs Barbara Dugan pres1dent gave a membership put to Mrs Ruby Hupp The meeting opened mlh group smglng of Sing a New Song theme song of the UMW and the Lord's Prayer In unison Officers reports were presented and thank you notes for fru1t were read from Mrs Mae Pearson Mrs Clara Adams Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mrs Marlene Fisher Mrs Margaret Gloeckner and Mrs White were appomted to the Dower and gift commlttee The birthday aruuversary of Mrs Elleen Roush was cele~ Get-well cards were slgnd for Mrs Bertha RobiJ!son and Mrs Faye Lampen Others attending the meeting were Mrs Doris Adams, Mrs Mildred Donahew Mrs Julia Norris Mrs Mabel Shields, Mrs Eileen Roush Mrs Fox and Mrs Hayman served refreslunents women welcomed to Lenten breakfast The annual Lenten breakfast and qwet hour of Tnmty Church on Feb 27 1s open to women of all churches m the area Plans for the breakfast were completed at the Fnday mght meetmg of the Happy Har vesters Class w1th members of Fnendly C~rcle as guests Also discussed was the an nual bazaar scheduled to be held m Novel'l)ber a project of all the women of the church as well as an Easter breakfast to fie held m cooperal!on With Roy Mayer su permtendent of th e Sunday School ll1llllediately followmg the Easter sunriSe service at the church Named to the committee to formulate plans for these latter projects were officers of the Happy Harvesters Class the Fnendly CirCle and the Busy Bees The planmng comm!tlee will meet at the church on Wednesday at I p m It was also announced that the soc1al room w11l be redecorated and new drapenes hung A new cabmet w1ll also be built m the kitchen area of the church M1ss Erma Slmth pres! 88th bzrthday celebrated Mrs Ruth Parsons observed her 88th birthday anmversary on Feb 2 w1th a celebratiOn at the home of her son and daughter m law Mr and Mrs Dorsey Parsons Fatrview Nwnerous cards and g1fts were presented to Mrs Par sons who has been a patient at Veterans Memonal Hospital several limes m the past few months Cake and 1ce cream were served to her son Preston Parsons Mrs Edna Parsons and Mark and a daughter m law Mrs Frances Pl!rsons Others visiting were Mr and Mrs Harry Staats New Haven W Va Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells Amanda and Amy Gallipolis the Rev and Mrs Donald Combs and sons Mrs Bess1e Sl!tt Mrs Gerald Simpson Mt Monah Leota Wolfe Tammy and Paula Cmdy and Sharon Roush Lon The1ss Melame Waldmg Mr and Mrs Ray Hemey Mrs Carroll Wh1te Darla Deanna Ke1th and Kevm Lawrence and Raymond Donahue Harnsonv!lle and Mrs Dolly Wolfe Racme dent of Happy Har empha.stzed the th eme of the cl ass Togetherness and presented ea dt member w1th a year book y,;h ch 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(J - ' ., """""••·v �4-TheDall) Sentmel Middleport Pomero) 0 Feb 11 19•4 B Ac lu a Cost Ad 1ustme 11 t s 1dc o 1 t yp so cus l omc r s and R efunds ove d by s o d u ce F x ng and egu at ng he The pu po o h s sec on s du nq ht: sa Tl€ tw l vE' month pr ce th at may be c harged by to prov d e t ue os c a use per od a d the a tes prescr bed Co tum b a Gas of Oh o nc ts cove .l9f' for cost n r e ses. o hen• s a e co cspond n g ly successors or ass gns for gas o cos decre>ases o cove ed 1 ad us ed th e V l age o f Pome oy Oh o Sec! on A tJbOvf' s n £' ded The ad u I nen of h e ra es Monthly support of and o ts nhab ! ants for he tha m no cos t c han ;~es o f esc:. p escr bed n h s 0 d nan ce as 4 Year s fro m I an o e P ov dcd subparag r i! ph s a mass1onm y work bcmg done by pe Od of Fou e c per on and a f er th e effect ve dat e of thousand 000 cub c ee be 1nd b above sha l be made by Charles and Polly Russell m th s ordn ance and epea ng te po r ar y defer ed u he ou nd g e na ema ca Joppa M1ss was pledged dur 0 d nance· No 395 passed by th e next egu tar sem annua fu el su o f h e com put at on s so Co u-n c of th e v !a ge of cos t c a use ad us tn ent and 1 a prescr bed to th e nea es t o e mg a recent meeting of Adult MONDAY Pome oy Oh o on th e 15th day s u h de le red cos t nc cases or quar e ce n c pc on e of December 969 ent ti ed d ecreases s ha !h en be housand cub c fee POMEROY PTA 7 30 p m Class I at the Bradford Church Ordnance No 395 F x ng r!3'covered or pa d back ove r the Th e ad us ed a e sha I be m the school auditoriUm 77 of Chr1st and regula! ng he pr ce th a nex s x 6 mon h pe od Th s pl aced n eff ec and Sha app y may be cha ged by Co mb n sec t on sha l not opera so as to oa t m e er r e<~d gs occ u r ng years of PTA to be observed Gas of Oh o In c ts successors dupl ca e any cost recovery on and af er n e effec t ve date of w1th the Founder s Day or ass gns for na ur a gas o t he made pursuan he s atu te o d nance o o Sec on A v age o f Pomeroy Oh o and o above r eso l u on pu sua nt to wh ch t h e program and recogmtwn of t s nhab tant s t o the pe od of Subseque nt to Ju y J 973 n ew t ax o nc easecf tax al e s past president. Mrs Ceceha Fo ur 4 Years from and af c lh Comp any w na n ta n a mposed t1e effect ve date of h s or con i nu ng cumu ated baa e W en not f ca t on of he Harts Spamsh classes f1rs l LETART FALLS A d nan ce of month y co m pa r sons of he ad rustm en sha l be sen t o h e through fourth and special fellowship dmner was held BE IT ORDA INED BY THE a ct ual tota l Company cos o f C er k of Counc of th e COUNC I L OF THE V LLA GE gas purchased as shown on he Mun c pa l l y as qu ck y a-, educatiOn 2 Will present a recentiy at the Letart Falls OF POMEROY OH I O book s and r eco ds of h e po ss be a t e he eff ec t of th e Execul!ve com Commumty Cen ter by the program SECT ION That to he Company exc u s ve o f efunds new ax or h g h e tax r ae ca n pe od o f Two 2 Y ea r s from and the o t a Company cost of be d et er m n ed m1ttee to serve Umted Methodist Wom en of the and a ft er the effec ve date o f gas pur c h<~sed o th e sa me SECT ON 6 h E' al es se t RNERVIBW PTA 7 30 P m Apple Grove Church The Rev lh s ordnance th e max mum month pr ced a t he ave age for h n th s Ordnance ar e at school Program H h price wh ch Co um b a Ga s of a te used t o d el e m n ~ he ba sed on t e ac ua t cos t of oward S 1veley gave prayer a him on early signs of Oh o nc s suctessors or pu chased gas a d ustm en se v ng th e Mun c pa t y and ass gns sha I be perm t ed to app l ed t o se rv u a es pu th ey do no ef fec t fu ure n heart attack and Wayne Upton preced mg the dmner charge fo and h e m n mum suan to Sec on A o f th s Fue f a t on ar,. e)(p ec at ons Con will giVe hints on correct way The Rev Mr Shiveley led u p ce at wh c h t or h ey sh a 1 be Cost Cause Svc h cu mv a ted s d er ng a fa ctors such as th e equ r ed o furn sh gas to he ba l an ce w I be educed to a es be ng cos 1 s f ed and of hftmg group smgmg of hymns w1th v age of Pome oy Oh o efl ec t the effec t ot th e ap th e per od of m e hat h e r ates Mrs Sh1veley at the p1ano (Mun c pa tyJ and to t s p cab l e Act u al Cos t Ad w I be n eff ect n he fu tu e th e POMEROY CHAMBER of Readmgs mcluded F11ends ntlab ant s sha t be and th e us m ent n et ec fo that ncreas e s h e m n mum same s her eby f xe d fo eac h mon h appl ed to to al Company equ ed t o ass u e co ni nued Commerce noon at Meigs Inn by Sybil Riffle Neighbors nd v dual con sume as vo umes pu r c hased for ha t adequa e and safe se v ce as TUESDAY by Mrs Eileen Buck and Our fO' I OWS month we i as o enab l e he Compa n y Th rty f ve Cen s 3~c p er For each s x (6 mont h b 1 ng MEIGS CHAPTER 53 DAY o att ra ct cap ta at reasonab e one hund red ( 100 c ub c feet for per od ender:l January and Ju y cos ts and not to mp a r h e the f rs '2 300 cub c f ee t u->ed su bseq uent o Ju v 3 973 an c edt of th e Compa ny Th e oyster supper 6 30 p m at 11'1 ough each meter each Ac 1.1a Cost Ad ustm en t w 1 n cr ease does n o t et ec abor chapter home Batternut Ave month be de e m n ed by d v d ng he costs n excess o tho se a lowed Pomeroy Nmth D1stnct Tw e ve nnd hree en h s cumu ated ba ance as o hat b y Pr ce Co mm ss on po es Cents 2 3 lOc per one hundred da e by I ota vo um es. pur and takes nto"' n n qa n s n Commander George I Dodd 100) cu b c f ee l for tf'1e next chased dur n g t h e s x o month p r oduc t v ty wfll meet w1lh off1cers at 6 p m 97 700 cu b c fee t used th ough per od ended on th a t da e Th s SECT ON 7 Th at any or ea c h m eter eac h month ad us ment w 1 be ounded to d n ance or r eso tu on or part of All members urged to attend Nn e and one hat Cen s h e n eares t o ne hund ed th of a an o d n ance or eso ut on AMERICAN LEGION 9 c per one hundred 100) cent o determ ne th e ncre as e ncons s tent herew h s to th e cub c fee t for a 1 1 excess o f or dec ease per one t10usand ex tent o f such ncon s sl ency Aux11!ary LewiS Manley Post 00 000 cub c f ee t used hrough ( 000 cub c feet Th e Janu ar y her eby rep ea e d 263 7 p m at the home of Mrs REEDSV L E The eac h m eter each month calcWat on w I be effect ve on SEC T ON 8 Til a t shou d any Easte rn H gh Sc hoo hono ro A M n mum Cha rg e for each or abo ut Ap an d w t reman sec t on or p a o f a sec t on or Naomi Bentley Rutland for he h rd s x wee ks g rad n g c u sto mer eac h month o f Thr ee n effect un I superse d ed by th e p O'.' son of a sec t on of th s MIDDLEPORT Commumty pe od nctudes 55 pup s w th Dol ars and F fly Cents $3 SO u ly ca l cu l at on wh ch w I be n ordnan ce be dec lar ed vo d th e sh a be made f serv ce und er effec t on or abou 0 ober em a nder of th s o d nance Prayer Circle 7 30 p m home a t A ma rk s Th er e we r e 1 on the B and bette rot th s rate schedu l e s d sc an prov ded however th at th e sha I not b e affec ed thereby t nu ed at the requ est of f rs Actua Cos t Ad us men FRES HM E N A 0 an a SECTION 9 Tha t 0 d nance of Mrs Lee McComas Mam customer the Company sha I b ted to th e Mun c pa tv sha l No 395 passed by co unc of th e St M1ddleport All mterested Benedum Teresa Buckey T eresa Ca r Ba ba a Doug as not be under any ob i gat on to becom e effect ve w h bIts V age of Pomc oy Oh o on persons are mvited Dar r e l Drak e Te esa Ed resume scrv ce to th e same r endered on and after th e f rst he 15t h day of December 969 wa rd s Tammy F t ch Ka hy cu stomer on the same pr em ses day of th e seventh mon1t1 en t l ed Ordnan ce No 395 EAS1 ERN Band Boosters F oll rod Jenn f er Ga ner unt the c u stomer has mad e to low n g he m on t h th s F ue F x ng and regu at ng the pr ce meetmg 7 30 p m at the h1gh Susan Goe be Ca o yn Ha r pe payment of an amount equa to Cost C a use becomes effect ve t ha may be c tl ar ged by Pa u a Hawk Rachae l H unter the m n mum mon th y charge Columb a Gas o Oh o nc ts school for each month of the n If dur ng th e s K (6) months s u ccessors o Dav d M Is C ndy R ch e ass gns fo WINDING TRA!I GARDEN J ayne Sm th G a Thoma Ju terven ng per od but not to under cons dera t on h e na tu a! gas to the V l age of exceeq twe ve { 12) months Company sh a l hav e r ece veda Pome r oy Oh o and o rs Club meets at 7 30 p m at the Wh tehead Bonn e Wood No a From and after the e>:p rat on refund or refunds f om t s nhab t an ts for h e pe od of Young (a an e Am bro se of th e aforesa d Two Year supp er s su c h r efund s sha I be Four 4) Years fro m an d afte home of Mrs R1chard Colhns C ndy Ande son Deanna per od an d for a furth er per od sled separate l y and nc l ud ed h e effec t ve da te of th s or R ck Ba rr nge KE'v n Program by Mrs Collms on Baker Of Two (2 Years t hereaf er as as a dedu c t on fr om th e d nance Ba ton Pair c a Bo son Dav d be and he sam e fol ows cumu ated balance us ed to s he eby epea l ed New Worlds of Flower Carnahan u a Ca penre Th r ty s x and one ha t Cents determ n e the Actua Cos t T m Cha ff ee Pam Co ng eve SE CTION 0 Tha h s or Arrangements (36 a) per one hundred (100 Ad justm ent pursuant to lh s d n ance sha l become eff ec t ve Debb e Conn o l y Be l nda SYRACUSE PTA 7 30 p m Dee er C ndy D I Me t an e cub c feet for the f r s 2 300 Sect on B at the ea r es t da e a lowed by l!: ub c tee t used through each C General Provutons Enevo dsen 0 ana Ep p e law p ov ded howeve h at at the sc hool Founders Day to Joh meter each month 1) The pen a ty prov sons of th s ordna n ce sha 1 hav e no n Evan s Ma I n Ev an s be observed feachers Will be M ark G r ossn c kl e St eve Twefv e and nne ten t hs Cents Co umb a Gas Transm ss on for ce o r e ff ect wha t soeve { 12 9 lpc) per one hundred nuo1 Col'porm on s (T ansm ss on s aube r Robe H ead ey un ess w t en accep a ne e o f m their rooms diScuss HBarbara c ub c fee t for the ne x t 91 700 F P C Gas Tar ff sha l not apply th s ord nance s f ed by he Hende son John read mg programs w1th the Henderson Susan Hend er son cub c feet used through each to Sec ons A and Bot th s fue Company w 11'1 he Cl erk of m eter each month cos c ause and any Trans Brenda La nh am Mark Counc of th e V ! age o f parents Ten Cents ( lOc per on e m ss on p en a ry c h arg es o rat e Pomeroy Oh o pr or to the Lawson La ry Longene tt e hundred (100 cub c fee t for a t ad ustments ma d e pursuan t ro exp at on of th r y 30 days WEDNESDAY n excess of 100 00() cu b c t ee t such pen a ty prov sons sh a l f om the date th so d nance s used through eac h m ete eac f'1 no be used o de erm ne an passed POMEROY MIDDLEPORT REVIVAL SET month ac:l ustment pur suant o til s Uons Club Me1gs Inn noon A M n mum Charg e fo eac h Fue Cos t Cause A weekend reviVal w1ll be PA SSE D customer each month of Thr ee (2) The comb ned ad 2 J 74 POMEROY CHAPTER held at the F1rs t Bapl1st Do Iars and S x ty f ve Ce nts 1 st men ts pursuant to Sect on s A TT ES T Royal Arch Masons 7 30 p m Church m Mason begmnmg $3 65) shall be made If se r v ce A and B abo ve snal b e In an e Wa ton under th s rate sc hedu le Is creased to ref ee l th e effect of CLERK at the Pomeroy Masomc Wednesday through Feb 16 d scent nued at th e r equ est of the Oh o Exc se Tax on gross c u stome the Compan y sha 1 rece pt s o f gas u It es The speaker will be the R•• MAYOR Da e E Sm t h Temple w1lh Bosworth Council not be under any ob gat on to 3 Any refund ad rustment 46 Royal and Select Masters at Herb Slaughter Serv1ces are resume serv ce to th e same made und e th e Company s 8 2tc 8 30 pm 7 30 mghtly cus tom er on the same prem ses former fue cos t cause wh ch unt I the customer ha s made ha s not been n effect to we ve MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR payment of an amount equal to 2 month s at the t me he PUBL IC NOTICE Gardeners 6 30 p m dmner at Veterans Memorial Hospital th e m n mum month y charg e nstant fue cos t cause wh ch Not ce to H eav y for ea ch month of th e n effe ct ve sha ll co nt nue n Equ pm ent Dea lers the home ot Mrs Kenneth ADMISSIONS SATURDAY terven ng per od not not 0 effect un t I such tw e ve 2 Amsbary Members to take a exceed twe ve (12) months month p er od h as been com - Chffoz d Decker Syracuse n accordance w h Sec FUEL COST CLAUSE pleted prov d ed however tha 307 86 of th e Oh o Rev sed Code covered dish and somethmg for Joseph W1Ison Pomeroy The serv ce rates presc r bed such refund att ustment sna t Sea ed B ds w I b e ece ved by Chester Hawk Reedsville abov e are subject to an ad cease when dup cat on of th e Town sll p Tru stees of Sutton a Valentme s Day auct1on ustment for any c hang e n th e refunds In c lu ded n any ad Twp n the off ce Rae n e WHITE ROSE Lodge 1 30 Darrell Johnson Racme Billy average cost of gas purchased iu stm ent b ed pursuant to Town Ha I Ra e n e Oh o J577 p m American Leg1on Hall Brewer Portland by Co umb a Gas of Oh o Inc Sect on B of t h s F ue Cost unt 8 00 PM February 28 (Company from at sources of Cause wou d resu t 197J at wh ch t me and p l ace Middleport DISCHARGES SATURDAY supply and are pred cated upon (41 Th e Company sha I f te the b d s wl I b e opened an - Roland Morns Dame! Lee the average cost of gas pur w ttl the Pub c Ut t es read al oud fo the purchase of chased by the Company of Comm ss on of Ohio and the a n E>w or used D ese E ng ne Charles W1lson Robert Jef 56c per one thousand cub c C erk of Counc 1 of h e dr ven Motor Gra der Equ pped teet This rate s h er emafter Mun c pal ty thirty (30) days w th Sca rf er and manufac fers Eumce W1lson John referred to as the base pr or to the eflect ve date turers standard accessor es Patterson Dotl!e Curhs average rate Th e base computat on s n support of th e The Motor Grader must meet B1rd1e Collins Denzel Boggess average rate of th s fuel cos above Fue Cost cause ad th e fo low ng m n mum cause was ba se d on the tu stments together w th a no ce spec f ca t ons Jeffrey Bable average cost of gas purchased that the adiustment s.t w 1 be 1 S x (6 cy l nde eng ne for the twe-lve months ended Paced n effect as of 11 01 A M ADMISSIONS SUNDAY H P 85 120 January 31 1973 at supp l er on the effect ve date Such f 1 ng 2 U se d grader mu st have new R1chard Walker New Haven rates n effect on March 1 1973 shal st1ow the c urr ent ad t res 3X2 J nch 12 ply 1 res Raymond Hartley Racme Any purchased gas adjustments rustment and cumu at ve ad f ont and rear subsequen t to Mar c h 1 973 IUStments to be pla ced n eff ec t 3 New grader must h ave Jean Sm1th Reedsville Ins w I app y mmed ate v upon the on th e effect ve date 4X24 nct1 12 p y 1 r es fr on t and Coolville V~rgm1a Carr effec t ve date of tl'11s ordnance SECTION 2 That t s ex r ear COLUMBUS (UPI) - Five Covert A Purchased Gas Ad press l y condlt oned the serv ce 4 12 foot pow er sh ft mo d Pomeroy Els1e rustment to be rendered by sa d Com board strychnme-drmkmg snake Garten Coolville (1) Sem1 Annual Adrustm ents pany ts s uccessors or ass gns We ght 20 000 lbs fire brand1shmg Effective W th B lis Rendered pursuant to th s ordnance sha 1 5 Cab c omp c te head ghts handling DISCHARGES SUNDAY On or About Apr 11 and October be pr mar l y for domest c and front and rear heater and members of the Full G<lspel 1 of Each Year commerc al purposes and that defroster foot acce e ator and None Jesus Church were baptized m Based on vo um es purchased se rv ce shll not be extended to d ece era tor dur ng the twe ve b 1 ng other c onsumers of d fferent 6 AU hydraul c coni o sora 1 the 1cy waters of B~g Walnut months ended January an d Ju y c l auses unt after all hydrau c ov er mechan ca ot each yea r the Company sha l r e asonab e rectu rements for 7 Power steer ng ho ur Creek here Sunday while some determ ne the curr en t average domest c and com mere a meter o I c utch 50 of their fellow worshipers cost of gas purc-hased and suc h purposes are fu tv met and th s 8 Used grader - 12 volt o 24 watched from the snow adjusted average rate sha l prov son sha l be b nd ng u pon volt el ectr ca system be compared to the base sa d Company ts successors or 9 New grader 24 vo l t covered shore m 20-degree To AAA member s who average rate stated above to ass gns dur ng eac h month of e ectr cal sys tem hav e Dollars for You n determ n e th e nc ease or eacf'1 y ea r but dur ng any 10 Transm ss on 6 forward cold dec ease per one thou sa nd month or year s ubr ec t to th e 4 reverse Three men and two women hosp tat nsurance 1 000) cub c feet to th e near est for ego ng lim t at ons and after 11 New y pa nted co lor The ma ling you r ecently were led fully clothed moo the one hundr edth of a cent Th s comp ance w t h the forego ng RED rece1ved concer n ng a sha l be the purchased gas prov son s gas may be de vered 12 T ra de n one Aust n water by a pair of preachers r e pla cement f or t h s 1n adtus tm ent that w 1 apply to any other co nsumer and Western Grader - to be p eked effec t v e w th b Is rendered on add I ona l c asses of consum er s up at ~ambridge OH 0 FOB and sang Ifi Die Gomg Down s urance plan s NOT en or about Apr 1 and Oc ober 1 at such t m es and under such dder to subm t deta l ed [t Will Be In Jesus Name dor sed by th e Au tomob le respe c t ve y I f dur ng th e cond tons and for su ch ra es as spec f cat on s of equipment I don t care how crazy Club of Sou th ern Oh o and twe ve month per od und er mily be agreed upon between offered conslderat on th e Company has tt1e Company and such con was not se nt w th our per sa1d one 1 A dealer representa ti ve people thmk we are co mmenced purchas ng gas sumer o con sum er s shal prov de n st ruct ons n the of the preachers he stood m m tss on under new contracts o has SE<; TION 3 Th e te m s and proper operat on and man ln formp t on on your made s gn f cant c hanges n ts cond f ons of the se rv c e o be ten anc e at tne time of del very the stream shoutmg m ren ewa l po l cy through purchases fr om ex st ng sup rende ed s ha conform w th 2 One compe te set of parts tongues Piers and the effe cts of 'h ese and be sub1 ect to the Ru l es and serv c e rep a r and operator s Nat onal Ben F ank n Lt fe changes In sources of supp y Reg u at ons for turn sh ng gas manua l shal be prov ded W th The ceremony was con nsuran ce Corporal on s on have not been n effect for the ser v ce of th e Company on f te each un dueled w1thout the snakes the w ay Don t worry Your fu l tw e v e month per od th en w th and approved by he Pub c 3 T e d eal er sha 1 p ov de a tne Company w 1 ad ust th e UtI t es Comm ss on of Oh o pre sen t po l cy s sf tll n at such normally present warranty per od used 120 actual Volumes purchased SEC TION 4 That the ga s days new 1 year for the gatherings because of the cold forc e If yo u h ave any dur ng such twe lv e month turn shed or de vered pursuant grader and atta chm ents su p quest ons please contact us per od to r efle c t the effects of to the terms of th s ordnance p ed The anunals have been put m at the Auto Club suc h change n source of supp y by the sad Company sha have 4 Deal er s sha turn sh th e r hibernation m West Vlrgllllll tor a full t we ve month per od an a verag e heat ng va lu e of own b d form s the front of the Th 1s excellent program The ad justment on or about 1 00() Br t sh thermal un ts per enve lop e enclos ng the b ds from where most of the w II be a va !ab le to th e Apr I 1 w It be ba se d on the cub c foot for any consecut ve mu st bema k ed Motor Grader congregation emigrated until balanc f!! of our 36 000 twe v e month bl ng per oct twelve ( 121 month period B d New and Used ended January of th e same year sub rect to a v ar ne e of not more members soon 5 Th e Townsh p Trustees sprmg ut z ng suppler rates n effect than f ve (5) percent upwa d or may accep t the owes t btd or Respon sible motor st s w ho on the fol ow ng Mar ch 1 of that downward se l ec t he best b d for th e n are not a lready members year The adjustment on or SECTION 5 In th e event th e tended purpos e and eserve th e shou ld contact our nea r es about October 1 wll be based on State of Oh o or the r ght to re rect any or a I B ds o the twe tve month b 1 lng per od Mun clpallty shou ld hereafter any Part thereof of{.u:e to learn about t h1 s and CLUB TO MEET ended Ju y of the same year mpose a tax upon th e Company other Clu b benef ts utI z ng supp l er rates n effect that s not now mposed or The Calhohc Women s Club Board of on th e follow ng SeptembeJ 1 of shou ld hereafter ncrease th e Town sh p Trustees of Our Lady of Loretta Church that year rate of any tax now Imposed Su ton Twp (21 tntenm Adtustments upon the Company above the w111 meet Wednesday at 10 30 If n the nterven ng pe od ta x rate now ex st ng other Cl er k W am F Ha r s a m to complete plans for a between s.em annua ad than the rat e on property Sl ed Rae ne R D 1 Oh o 4577 1u stmehts there s a s gn f can t n the real estate ta x I st and Phone Pomeroy 992 2590 spaghe Ill dmner change n source of supply or n dup cate then the rates 2J 11 18 2tc Gathpohs 446 0699 supplier rates the effect of prescr bed n Sec t on 1 sha be wn chIs to produce an Increase ncrea se d to the extent SQUAD CALLED or decrease In the ad usted necessary to compensate th e average rate by at least one Company for the ncr ease n The Pomeroy E R squad was cent (1c) per one thousand cost due to such new tax or (1 000) CUbiC feet then a new h gher ta x rate Th s shall be called Saturday at 1 31 p m for adjusted average l'"l!lte shaH be don e In the to tow nQ manner Nora Curtis Pomeroy RD who determ ned ut I z ng the most (a} If the new tax or h gher recently availab l e t wel ve ta x rate s computed ln direct was taken Holzer Medical months of gas purchased ad re at on to g8s s'*' or revenues Center lusted to reflect changes n rece ved for th e sale of gas the source of supply The curJr.:ent or rates set forth here n sh!l l be new supp er ntes w 1 be ap adjUSted to tt1e extent ne cess ary VA HOSPITAL PACKAGE POLICY pt ed to th ese volumes to to recompense the Company for WASHINGTON (UP!) The TOTAL COVERAGE determ ne the new edtusted the amount thereof avel'"l!lge rate and the difference (b) If the n ew tax or h gher Veterans Administral!on will between this new ad j usted ta x ratelsnot retatedd rect yto average rete and the base gas so d or to revenues received open 1ts f1rst oolpatlent clinic average rate to ttie n eares t for tf'1e sa l e of gas then the total at Umverslty Hospital m one hundredth of a cent per one dotlar effect ther eo f upon the thousand (1 000) cub c fe et cost ot se rv ng ga s by the lwnbus US Reps Chalmers sha ll be the purchased gas Company n the Mun cpa ty Wyhe and Sam Devine both R ad!vstment effective w th b Is shal \ bedetermln ed based upon rendered on and after the 30th opera! ons of th e Comp any n Oh10 announced Saturday The day following the dat e on wh ct1 the Mun c pal ty durmg the chmc to begm operations the change In source of supp y mos t recen ly ava tab e twe ve or SUPI'IIer rates was fir st month per od end ng on the l ast around June 1 would be oper r eflected n b lllngs to the day of the December preced ng ated jOIDtly by the VA and the 992 21q~ Company or the lOth da y th e e ffec t ve date of th e new ta x following the filing of not ce by or h gher t ax r ate the total Oh10 state Umvers1ty College 102 W Mam Pomeroy tht Company whlch•v•r dlta s dot ars so COI"(l_puted stla I then of Medicine wh1cll operates 992 74Z8 later 4t: ... be d v ded bY: th e tot a sa es ORDINANCE NO 44 474 Social Regular missions support pledged by class _ Calendar, !he cla ss voted to send $!; eac h 11onU lv the Russells and also to send $ !0 no v to a member of n t t P. (hurd sp~cwl 1 1 ss10n 1 auto lLcense nvol y work e1 !01 p l<.~te Also d!scu sse I lunng the meet was the poss lui ty of cot l ecl1n~ !lett} Crocker coupons fo r an Alaskan school AI angements " ere made to t.lkc flow ers to a shut m Durmg the meetmg: 1t was proposed by M1 s Norma n~ Read"tngs, songs htghltght church dinner Fnends by M s Dor na H1ll &nplure "as react b} the Re' Mr Shiveley hom II CO! 4 Altendmg were the Rev Mr and Mrs Sh!vele) Earl Roush Ernest Clark Mr and Mrs John 0 B11en E1lcen Buck Mrs Bess Parsons M r and Mrs Robert Riffle Robert R ffle Alan N1le Paul and Penny W1lson Mr and Mrs Darre ll !\oms Tracy Norns Mr and Mrs Robert Casper Mr and Mrs Dallas H II a1d 55 get all A at Eastern school to ss Baptisms made in icy creek ' f' at Columbus <8 e esa L ongr> yons sa Mas e s C u e n E' N Tammy N ce Te esa Parr Spu o k C a g Ve ney Do s ./Ve l s o E en We s SOPHOMORE A SonyCI Adams Barba r a And ews Tom Av s Dense Dea n C ssy Mo r an Ka t hy Newe l Gco ge P ckens Dana Pu ns Na ncy R denour Dana Roo D eob e San de s Pa r c a W ndon B Be s y Amsba ry Dna A ttl er to n Tam n Bahr Kat na Batey oe Elu hanan Sa nd a Buchanan Pam C onch N ese Duva She r y Epp e Me nda Eva s oanne F ck Beth Hew 1 J eff Ho ter Pam Kau z T n Kuh m Lan don Gary Longent>tte Ca th ey Ma xey Pan M ho e Mark Mora D a a Morr s St eve N e i SC' om Reed D ebb e Sames Ju e 5chu z San d ra Sm h Ca o Spu ock Peggy Trusse ol a Wa l ker Jan W son Debb e W ndon Edn a Boggs JUN OR A Ja e Bahr Debb e Boa tr gh Catny Dav s Deanna H ens ey Mary u M s BPcky Roo Mand e Rose Pa Sans B Mary Bar nge Randy 8 ake Ph I Bowen /\n I a Buckey Sa l y Bur ke Barba a Coates Conn e Da l ey Home De l ong Becky Ebe sbac h L z Edwards V ck Gau M ke Ha r s Doug Ho s nqe Ma sha K mes Reg na K n es Lua nn N ewe Ka en Reed Rl'10nd a Sove C n dy Thomas Bon n e w sh SE N OR A St eve An de r so n La y Afhcr t on Debb e Burns Te esa C ches te J en y C ne Seve F o rod S eve Goe b e Law r ence Ha p r Pau a Hau ber B H ayes Chry K mes Nan cy M e She Ia Sampson Ja ne Wh ehead Pa y Gr ossn ck e B B Amberge r T m Bau n Bonne Bar n ger Be n e Boggs Ma t a Ca dwt> Rosemary C ark Le 9 C ne Ca hy Coa t es Me ssn Co eman Jo E n evo l dsen C ys a Erw J eff G I and r a tha Myers G a I e 0 s bo e r s P go t Dense Pu ns C a r Reed Dav d Sor den Dav d ebe Shl?r ro u ng 0 am Lan l am M Dean Billy and Br1u 1 ll) e Joe) l{oush Bob Spencer Delora Mearns Mr and Mrs Carroll Wh te Darla Deanna Ke~lh 1d Kev 1 Mrs Dolly Wolfe Mrs J1m Riffle Dale Steve Kathy To r y and John l Surpme gzven member of dub Russell tnat tne Churches of Chnsl m the area make plans to have a lent on the Rock Spnngs fa~rgroW!ds at the tune of the Me~gs CoW!ty Fa1r Devol!ons by Mrs Ruso;ell "ere from Ph1l 4 13 Reports "ere g1ven by Mrs Jackie Reed secretary and Mrs Nora Cambron treasurer The class voted to purchase a storm wmdow for the church at a cost of $25 Prayer by Homer Forrest concl uded the meeting and refrest ments were served by Mrs Mildred SISson and Mrs Tress1e Hendricks Attendmg the meetmg besides those named were Mrs June Glaze Mrs Frances Hysell Mrs Helen M1ller Wm Her Heart W1th A Beautrful A surpnse birthday par I] vas g ven for Jack e K1ng at a recer l n eelmg of the Rock Spr ngs Lad} Bugs 4 H Club at the home of Ann Evans New offi cers elected \\ere M1ss Kmg p1 es1dent Pam E~ans RED TULIP \ lCe president lracey Jeffers secretary K tn g treasurei From Debbie Or Carla Wahle} news reporter Chnst e E\ans health and safety and Tem W!son game leader Plans were discussed about proJecls to be undertaken th1s daughter year A mother s upper was set for some ttme m March Next meeting w11l be on Feb 20 at the home of Thelma Jeffers Attendmg were 11 members two advisors and a VISitor Refreshment. of piZZa soft drmks and potato chips RED AZALEA From $7~ Fo I Wrapped Sahn Bows Dudley's Aorist were se1 ved 59 N Second St MIDDLEPORT l:e!&>over 6e !lour licu8eKeeper BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .' • ~ewhigher Interest rate on US. Savings Bonds. as AUTO CLUB OF SOUllfERN OHIO to eo. Our complete comprehenstve homeowners' policy covers loss due to ftre, theft storm damage, more One • premium DALE C. WARNER NS. AGENCY Green Thumb Notes . ... Plants that make Chnstmas~ lzve on -evet!_ tnto February 1j fly Marilyn Hannon Riverview Garden I::Iub REEDSVIlLE ~ Wooldn I 1t be wonderful if the glow of the hohday season could br1ghten your hearts the whole year through ' Well even thoogh the glow has dunmed now that February has arrived It Is possible for your homes to stay alive w1th the lll'lghtness that IS needed In the long wmter months Nothing does more for the h011se and pyscbe than havmg colorful plants around Whether you choose them for yourself or gtve them as gifts live plants are spec1al And you can keep them attractive long after the ho)1days provided you know the conditions and care your plants requll'e To gmde you we ve selected a few ChriStmas plants and how to great them POINSETTIA - Newest vamtles of poinsettias which IS probably the most popular ChriStmas gift plant, last much longer and are less sensitive to drafts and temperature extremes However temperatures below GO degree F or above 75 degree F will shorten the life of the colorful bracts The true flowers of pomsettlas are tiny greenish yellow nubs m the centers of the bracts wh1ch may be white or pink as well as the well-known red PolllSettias do best when they rece1ve at least four boors of direct sunlight m a draft-free location Water before soli IS dry to touch Add waterunt1111 runs outdramage holes m pots Don t let water stand m saucers after watenng Examine bottoms of pots kept In metal foil wraps wraps often prevent the necessary escape of water Cut back plants m late spring after Dowermg and repot m fresh pottmg so1l NORFOLK ISLAND PINE -ThiS appealing plant IS often used as a miniature Christmas tree but 11 makes an attractive houseplant all year round Norfolk !stand pmes do wellm bnght mdirect or filtered light m wmter they can stand full sun Feed established plants every three or four months but walt four to siX months before feecHng just-purchased or potted plants It IS named for the tiny island m the South Pacific where this plant grows wild Nurserymen usually grow, the plants from seeds These are cheaper than plants propagated from hp cuttmgs of established specunens RIEGER ELATIOR BEGONIA - ThiS relatively new but already popular plant thrives under good light and average care It has above-average keepmg quality and IS charactemed by 1ts dark green foliage and orange red or salmon-coral flowers to lengthen the bloommg tnue select a plant m the half~pen bud stage so you II have blooms for several weeks You can move these begoruas outdoors m warm weather Sink pots m a senu..shaded flower bed or use as a potted plant on patio Grow In a soil that has a generous amount of peat moss CYCLAMEN - Always water cyclamen around the edges of the pol (water m the crown may cause rot) or set the plant m a dish of water Never let the soil dry out completely while the plant1s m Dower or leaves will turn yellow Leaf yellowmg as well as bud blasting may also occur if the rught temperature IS too h~gh or if the plant 1s not getting enough light durmg the day Cyclamen plants shoold last a month or more m the home if they are g1ven proper care CHRISTMAS PEPPER and CHRISTMAS CHERRY - Both these plants are readily available and reasonably priced durmg the Yule season They re also easy to grow from seed The plants attractive fohage and colorful frwts and blooms make cheerful additions to boliday decor To prolong then" beauty giVe the plants ample bright light and cool temperatures (45 to 55-degree rughts) An occaSional mist spray of water helps to keep them lookmg their best Mm!Bture peppers or Christmas chernes can be dried and used as seasorung -but they are bot To grow your own plant seeds m the sprmg and grow ootdoors m a sunny spot Move Inside before frost and you can have fruits by CbrlStmas AZALEA - Blossoms last longer on azaleas if plants have bright light m daylune, and cool (under 60 degree) rught tern peratures Keep a constant moisture supply - flowers will wilt and die prematurely If soil becomes too dry Soak the pot m water occaSionally so the moiSture will penetrate to the center of the pot Remove old flowers as they fade If you want to keep your plant growmg fertilize With ac1d-type azalea fertilizer every few weeks from the time the flowers fade m the sprmg until new buds form Let me SUI!Sest you file this article away for reference w1th your gift list, so that you can s1t back and relax durmg the hobday season lmowtng your shoppmg will be as easy as selecting a beautiful speCial for the ones hold so dear New life style noted e Now U S S I' ngs Bonds pn\ fi mter est when held to matm 1ty Here's how It wo1 ks I he h1ghe1 mte1 est rate 1ppl.es t dl ne\• Bonds pmchasr d smce Delember J 1973 1a1smg t he1r rate from 51' to 6 when held to matuut) And the matunt} perwd on SenesE Bonds 1s sho1ter too Now E Bonds matm e m o years wtth a fh st yem rateof4 Seues H Bonds w 1th a 10 yem matunty w1ll earn 5 the fit st year 58 for the next foUl yea1 s and 6 f01 the last fi \ e) eRI' 1 h1s g1 ves '>au an avet age 6 y1elcl O\ e1 the I 0 yem perwd It works for Bonds ~ ou now hold too The1 e s no 1eason to 1edeem yom older Bonds to buy new ones 5- The Dailv Sentmel Middleoort Pomeroy 0 tloooOoooooooooooooc:xxiOCl~ 1 he11 yreld has nn tt makes sense to bu) proved too h1ghe1 paymg US All ou t>;tandmg Savmgs Bonds and E Bonds wr l ece1ve hold them to matunty a mcrease m y1eld 01 beyond fm each sennann ual S1gn up now to buy mtetest pe110d Bonds t hw ugh the begmn mg on 01 afte1 Pa) roll Savmgs Plan December I I9 3 where you work or payable upon buy them where you redemptiOn Th1s bank also apphe' to any Take stock m Freedom Sha1 es you Amenca Its m your may shll hold mte1est All outstandmg H Bonds wtlltecel\e a ' y1eld mcrease for each semmnnual mte1est pe110d begmnmg on or after Decembet I I9 3 Th1s ts payable m the fo1 m of met eased sem1annual mtetest 1om the Payroll Sallmgs Plan. payments It all works to your .stock mi\}nerica. advantage Now more than ever University Hospital • LETART FALLS Emergmg L1fe Style of Women was the program theme used by Joyce White at a meetmg of the East Letart Umled Methodist Women Thesday night at the East Letart Church Others participating In the program were Mrs Foc1e Hayman Mrs Lucy Donahue Mrs Nora Pearson Mrs Elila Wolfe and Mrs Ha· zel Fox Scr1pture was taken from Gal 3 verses 26-28 Mrs Barbara Dugan pres1dent gave a membership put to Mrs Ruby Hupp The meeting opened mlh group smglng of Sing a New Song theme song of the UMW and the Lord's Prayer In unison Officers reports were presented and thank you notes for fru1t were read from Mrs Mae Pearson Mrs Clara Adams Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mrs Marlene Fisher Mrs Margaret Gloeckner and Mrs White were appomted to the Dower and gift commlttee The birthday aruuversary of Mrs Elleen Roush was cele~ Get-well cards were slgnd for Mrs Bertha RobiJ!son and Mrs Faye Lampen Others attending the meeting were Mrs Doris Adams, Mrs Mildred Donahew Mrs Julia Norris Mrs Mabel Shields, Mrs Eileen Roush Mrs Fox and Mrs Hayman served refreslunents women welcomed to Lenten breakfast The annual Lenten breakfast and qwet hour of Tnmty Church on Feb 27 1s open to women of all churches m the area Plans for the breakfast were completed at the Fnday mght meetmg of the Happy Har vesters Class w1th members of Fnendly C~rcle as guests Also discussed was the an nual bazaar scheduled to be held m Novel'l)ber a project of all the women of the church as well as an Easter breakfast to fie held m cooperal!on With Roy Mayer su permtendent of th e Sunday School ll1llllediately followmg the Easter sunriSe service at the church Named to the committee to formulate plans for these latter projects were officers of the Happy Harvesters Class the Fnendly CirCle and the Busy Bees The planmng comm!tlee will meet at the church on Wednesday at I p m It was also announced that the soc1al room w11l be redecorated and new drapenes hung A new cabmet w1ll also be built m the kitchen area of the church M1ss Erma Slmth pres! 88th bzrthday celebrated Mrs Ruth Parsons observed her 88th birthday anmversary on Feb 2 w1th a celebratiOn at the home of her son and daughter m law Mr and Mrs Dorsey Parsons Fatrview Nwnerous cards and g1fts were presented to Mrs Par sons who has been a patient at Veterans Memonal Hospital several limes m the past few months Cake and 1ce cream were served to her son Preston Parsons Mrs Edna Parsons and Mark and a daughter m law Mrs Frances Pl!rsons Others visiting were Mr and Mrs Harry Staats New Haven W Va Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells Amanda and Amy Gallipolis the Rev and Mrs Donald Combs and sons Mrs Bess1e Sl!tt Mrs Gerald Simpson Mt Monah Leota Wolfe Tammy and Paula Cmdy and Sharon Roush Lon The1ss Melame Waldmg Mr and Mrs Ray Hemey Mrs Carroll Wh1te Darla Deanna Ke1th and Kevm Lawrence and Raymond Donahue Harnsonv!lle and Mrs Dolly Wolfe Racme dent of Happy Har empha.stzed the th eme of the cl ass Togetherness and presented ea dt member w1th a year book y,;h ch was co n lnbuled by M1ss Syb1l Ebers bach Mrs Pearl Mora Mrs Donald Lannmg Mrs W H Perrm and M1 s Phil Globokar y, ere among guests expressmg their apprec1atwn for the m vttal!on to the meetmg and a desire for more JOint mee tmgs M1ss Sm1lh extended he1 thanks to those "ho ass1sted m cleanmg the kitchen of the church This Is M) Father s World was the hymn wh ch opened vesters the n eetmg of Fr endi) Mrs I a1 n ng r deadoness of the church "d Mrs Joseph Slr ublc Mrs Rose Gmthc1 gave de\iotlons usmg scripture from Romans 15 9 17 ond pocn s Along the Way and fl r F~rst Valentme She enlarged on the life of Ab1 a han Lmcoln known as the country law) cr C~rc l e and m obsen ance of George Washington s b!rlhday sl e read a tnbute to h1s mother To close the busmess sesswn Mrs Gm lher read To Belong u1 d tl e group sa ng Blest Be th e T1e Mrs J chn Terrell assisted b} Mrs Struble conducted a numbe r of B1ble qu1zzes Greele~ s fo r th e meetmg were M1ss Ebersbach and Mrs COUPON SAVINGS , Every 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Conse r vancy $2695 Cu stom Httfchba ck Cpe dark green f n sh I ke new w h te wal l t r es f ul l whee l covers prot ec t ve s d e m ldgs P B r ad 1o 6 cy eng ne st and trans A very popular m odel & pr ced to go Wack er D ve no ~ 601>06 ~~:'d " 9Ruc':~~ g~n~e;svmcy Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY JOINT PUBLIC NOTICE Proposed NPDES Perm 1 to I 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fe~ 1: 1974 ELIM INATION F e dera l Water Pollut on <. 1 o l Act AS AMENDED! ~o 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I SYS TEM (NPOESI PERMIT PROGRAM (Se ct on 40 2 0 scharge ~1 N THE COURT OF COM MON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 ROBERTA C 0 BRIEN Court Str ee t Po m eroy Oh o 45769 PLAINTIFF 100 vs VIVIAN MORGAN ET A L DEFENDANTS NO .S 47 NOTICE FOR SE RVICE BY PUBLICATION To Bern ce Mo den whose last known address s Buckeye lak e Oh o and whose exact add r ess s unknown and ca nno w th easonab l e d I gf!nce be ascer ta ned To Co nn e K Dutctle whose address s unknown and ca nno w l h rea sonabl e d t gence b e ascerta n ed To H er me tr a Ann N emP.yer who se exact na me s un known and whose a d dr ess s unknown and ca nn o w th reaso nab l e d gen ce be ascerta ned To Ttle un Known he r s and d ev sees o f N ann e H obbs deceased To Th e unknown hers and dev sees of Cha r es H obbs de ce a sed and To Tile unknow n he s and dev sees of Neva G !m ore deceased Y ou a e hereby no t f ed t hat you ha ve been named d ef en dan s r ~ l eoal act on ent ti ed Robe r a C 0 Br en p a nt ff vs V v an Morgan et a d ef en dan s Th s act on has been ass gn ed Case No 15 47 1 n he Common Pleas Court of Me gs County Oh o Pomeroy Oh o 457 69 Th e Obtect of the com p a nt s to part II on an d qu et I I e to rea l esta te s tuated n Rutland Town sh p M e gs County Oh o wh ch s descr bed a s fo t ow s S t ua t ed n R uti and Town sh p Me gs Co un ty Oh o Se ct on 4 Beg nn n g north 3300 feEt from the sou th eas t corn er of sa d Sec t on 4 t h ence west 709 fee t to cen ter of publ c road th en ce along c ent er of sa d road north 17 degrees 05 west 687 5 th en ce eas t 1914 o east ne of sa d Sec t on No 4 th ence sou th 650 to p l ace of beg nn ng cont a n n g 27 acre s more or le ss E)(ce pt ng and rese v ng three fourth s of coa l o I qas and other m nf!ra l s und er l y ng h e above d esc r b ed prem ses w t h r ght to m n e r emove and operate th e same Also beg nn ng north 3300 and wes t 2121 from sou th east cor n er of Sec t1 on 4 hence w es t 1335 5 th ence north 650 th en ce east 131 2 thence south 23 deg 30 east 120 th enc e so uth 2 deg 20 east 78 th enc e south 9 t hence d egrees 15 wes t 14 5 south 2 deg 30 w est 327 to th e pace of beg nn ng con fan n g 20 04 acres more or l ess Excep t ng 1 53 ac r es so ld off eav n g 1a 51 acres mor e or less Al so th e follow ng d escr bed rea l estate b eg nn ng 172 rods 2 I nKl-we-S'f of the northeas co ner of seq 3 Town 6 Ra nge 4 thence w es t 35 rods 13 1 nks then ce south 80 rods thence east 9~ rods 5 I nk s to pub c road thence n a nor hw esterly d r eef on a ong the center of road to th e place of beg nn ng conta n ng 31 1 ac r es more or less A l so beg nnmg 95 rod s 8 1 nks nor th 59 rods and 23 n ks west of th e sou th east c orner of the nor t heast quar t er Sect on 3 To wn 6 Range 14 then ce west 21 r od s 8 I nks thence north 2 deg west 22 rods 14 1 nk s th en ce eas t 22 rods 3 Ink s then ce south 22 rod s 14 1 nks to pac e of beg nn ng conta n ng 3 ac res mor e or les s E)(ceptmg f r om above par eels and reserving one half of coal o I gas and other m nera s under l y ng th e abov e desc r b ed prem ses w th the r ght tom ne removE and opera e for t he same You ar e requ red t o an swer the Complamt w th n 28 days aft er the ast pub I ca on of th s not ce wh c h w II be pub I shed once eac h wee k for s x con Th E l ast sec ut ve weEks o b ca l on w I be made on Ma rc h 4 1974 and h e 28 da ys for answer w1 1 start on tha date I n case of your fa lur e to an swer or otherw 1se respond as requ red b y the Oh o Ru l es of C vI Pro ce dure 1udgment by df! 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POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE Stop ln and See Our Floor D1splay FO R YOUR new home or co mpl ete remod el ng Con t ac t G r e g Roush Roush Co nstruct on Phone 992 5039 2 1o li e Real Estate For Sale 608 E MAIN POMEROY O, REALTY CARPENTER MIDDLEPORT MODER N BUILDING wtlh bus mess room and 3 BR apa rtment D1n ng R I 2 ba th s Ca rpeted Gas hot water heat up and down 2 garages A good mvest ment POMEROY - 3 BR frame Bat h Gas furnace Car p et ng panel ng Porc h Base m e nt w th Ut ll ty lovely lol $10 000 00 TO BUY OR SELL yea r s of e x per ence yours for a ohonP rA il 2 FUR NI SHED apartmen ts HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO SERVE YOU 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 FOR SALE by owner hom e 6 r ooms and ba th close to own and grade sc hool Ca I 992 7775 after 7 p m 2 6 6tc 2 BEDROO M home n M d d l eport p r vate owner n ew roof and bath ava abe tor mmed a te occupancy Phone 949 3832 2 6 6fo THE WISEMAN l- S1de by S1de $150 1- 2 Door <Top & Bottom) $125 POMEROY LANDMARK Mgr PA INT DAMAGE 1974 l g Zag SEW IN G MACHIN ES St1 I n or g na cartons No a t ta chment s ne eded as our controls are bu II n Sews w th I or 2 need l es makes buttonholes sew on button s monograms and bl nd h em st t ch Fu I cash pn ce SJB 50 or budg et p lan ava lab e Phon e 991 2984 1 28 H e one 4 room w l h show er 1 two room w th show er and bath on hard roa d n M ason W Va Phone 77 3 5 14 7 Reyno l ds Apartm ents 2 10 6t c VACUUM C lean ers new 1974 Mode Como e t e w th all DOWNSTAIR S apartment 5 c ean ng too l s ~ rtlo ~o.l room s ba t h and furna ce damag e m sh pp ng W II tak e Ca I 99 2 3056 $27 ca sh or budget plan 2 a Jt c ava ta ble Phone 992 2984 1 2a lfc -- -~ -- --------- LARG E unfurn slied 3rd floor apt for r en t n do wntown Pom ero y 6 room s and ba t h Cal 992 2789 1 17 tfc S NGER Automat c z g Zag Se w ng Mach nes n sew ng table Makes buttonhol es sews on buttons bt nd hems etc Top notch cond ton Pay S5 1 or erms ava1 abl e Phone 992 29 a4 1 28 ttc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 122 SLEEPfNG room ove r w ne Estate of Lorna 0 Owens store n Pomero y Ref erence Deceased r eQu red c a 1 99 2 5293 Not ce s hereby g v en I hat 1 10 tfc Cl yde F sher of M ddleport Me gs County Oh o has be en duly appomted E)(ecutor of the 3 AND 4 R OOM furn sh ed and 1969 FORD P ckup 3" ton unfurn shed apartments Estate of L orna 0 Owens automat c Custom cab Phone 992 5434 df!cf!ased late of M ddleport $1 050 Phone 992 3829 4 12 ttc M e1gs County Oh o 2 1o 7tc Cre d tors are r eq u1red to f l e - - - - - the r eta m s w th sa 1d f due ary PRVATE meetng room for any organ zatlon phone 992 w th n four months 3975 Dated th s 30th day of Januar y 1974 3 11 ttc Auto Sales ----- -- Exc1tmg New Home YOU WON T BELIE VE YO UR EYE S WHEN YO U ST EP IN SIDE THI S NEW SP L T LEVEL HUG E L IVIN G ROOM W ITH A LOV ELY BAL CO N Y EF F ECT GOING TO TH E 3 LA R GE CARPETED F OR DAD - A LARGE 2 CAR GA RAGE WITH WORK SHOP PLU S 2 ACRES PUTTER ONE TO APPREC IAT E IT Galli a Co s Largest Real Estate Sales Agen"'( Office 446 3643 Even1ngs can E M Ike w seman 446 3796 E N WISeman 446 4500 Bud McGhee 446 1255 NEW J bedro,.rr '"'c ........ garage basem ent on Vrdvel H1 ll M ddleport Na t ural gas a lr eady n Phone Dale Dutton 99'2 3369 ev en ngs 992 2534 I 17 tfc NEW 3 bedroo m home full y carpeted bu It m kitchen Cot ege St Rutland $17 800 Phone 742 6161 2 10 6tc ---- - ---- NEW 3 bedroom home good water 6 acres 3 outbu 1ld nas and cellar Off Me g s County 1 on W1lltam Sm th Road 3 2 m les from Sal em Center 1 27 26tp SLE E P1N v quarters and klt c hen fac I t es to r 1 or 2 m en C ~ll afler 5 p m 991 6630 2 10 6tc B•g capac tv Maytag AutomatiCS 2 speed operat10n Cho ce of water temps Auto water leve l control Lin t F Iter or Power Fin Ag tator • Perm a Press May tag He to of Heat Dryers Surround c lothes w th gentle even heat No hot spots no overdry1ng F.ne Mesh L nl F Iter We Speclalhe In For Sale --------- TO A ROUND ON LOCA T ED IN R U TLAND YOU MUST SEE THE IN S I DE OF TH I S TRA L ER 1 bedroom n ce for coupl e Phone 992 7479 2 5 tfc West Anzona 78 WyGmlng 68 B Young 56 T exas El Paso 54 Fresno St 85 Lo s Ange les St 7a F lrtn St 60 Westmont 58 GROCERY bu sin ess for sate Gt Falls 91 R c k Mdunt 75 Build ng for sale or lease Idaho 89 Idaho St 74 Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m Mon t 11 8 Weber St 69 to 10 p m for appo ntment Mon t ana St 60 N Ariz 52 3 20 tfc Ok a 81 Co lorado 70 Sn Frnc sc 77 Sta Clara 69 S INGER se w ng mach nes 1972 Sn Frncsc St 65 Ch co St 62 model m beaut•ful walnut S Ca f 59 Oregon 53 c ab net Makes des1gn st t Stanford 65 Wshngtn Sl 51 ches z g zag buttonhole s UC Dav s 72 Hayward St 58 bl nd hems et c Like new UCLA 80 Oregon St 75 Only $a9 95 Call Ravenswood Utah St 105 Tu lane 86 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 Wh tma n 62 Le w s & Cl ark 57 12 7 tt c Wh tt er 77 Pomona P1tz er 6a U W M lw k ee 59 A r Force 58 BEDROOMS BEAU T I FUL BUILT IN OAK CAB I NETS W TH QUALITY APPLIANCES BU l l T IN COMPLETELY ------ - ------- Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Co mmon Pl eas Probate 0 v son Me gs County Oh o ( 2 4 ll 8 3tc our ar e AGENt;Y For Rent m For bu ld ng or Mob le Hom e Gas wa ter an d sew age on ground Abou t 1 4 ac re $3 000 00 (2 Good Ones) W L L do hou sec ean ny and bab ys It ng Phon e 949 4043 AM F M rad o ste reo 8 tr 3ck tap e comb n at on 4 sp eak er 2 10 61C sound sys t em Balance $101 52 or t erm s ava1 abl e Phone 992 3965 1 28 tfc TRAILER SPACE for rent m Rae n e Cal 992 2638 or 2429 ~ 2 7 st c Abou t 2 ~ acre s 2 story frame 4 BR 1 2 ba th s D n ng room Porch 2 garages Cement block outbu1ld n g Lot s o f garden space $10 500 00 POMEROY - MAYTAG ----- Red Carpet Service RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Arnold Grate DITCHING SERVICE Water Ltne s and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contrac t Also dozer work and sepftc tanks tn · stalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Rutland Television Log MONDAY FEB II 1974 5 00-Mr Rogers 2ll 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Grllfln 4 Andy Grlffllh 8 MISs on Impossible 6 Gomer Pyle 13 5 30- Beverly Hlllbtlhes8 Ele<: Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED ' Tra1l s West 15 WOOD !RUSSES · . ~sf\> Butlf to Your Specs . Ph 992 5271 Ltnc.oln Htll Pom eroy 0 Area s Most Reasonabl e Pnces All work guaranteed the Clock 4 News 10 6 Circus 13 Teacher 33 HOGG & ZUSPAN Episode Action 33 To Tell the Trulh 6 Beal lhe Clock 13 Col lege Basketball 4 8 00 - Rookies 13 Theatre'" America 20 National Geograph c 6 Magician 3 15 4 Gunsmoke 8 10 The Killers 20 33 9 00 - Movu!s The Great Escape 3 4 IS Lover s & Other Strangers 6 13 9 30 - Book Beat20 Dtck Van Dyke a 10 10 00 - Paul Nuchlms 33 News 20 Medica l Center 8 10 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 15 13 JanakiJJ Johnny Carson 3 4 15 T ght As A Drum 6 lJ M oves How To Murder Your W1fe 8 On the Waterf ront 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 -F OR ----electr ca l pUmbn'Q- i"nd r emod el ng work Ca I 64 3 234 1 for FREE ESTIMATE S 1 11 26t c Real Estate For Sale Pomeroy 10 30-Jeopardy'3 415 $10000Pyramld8 10 1\;00-WizardofOddsJ 4 15 Gambl!B 10 II 3D--Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L le 8 10 11 55- CBS News Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 Bob Braun s 50 5() Club 4 News a 10 13 12 30 - Split Second 6 Baffle 3 15 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 45 - Electric Company 33 11 55 - News 3 15 'PAC! OUS b1 Level and sp 1f l evel homes are now under co ns tru ct on on city water and sewer Many delu xe f eatur es n c udmg a r con 01• on ng Be st f nan c ng ava lab e Other type homes n d fferent areas on F H Adm f nancmg w lh no down payment Ca ll colle-ct {837 6540 or wnt e to ME GS DEVELOPMENT P 0 Bo x JJ M ddleport Oh•o 45760 1 9 tfc 3035 TEAFORD V rnpl B . T, ,1ford Sr Brok.•r 110 Mrrh ,1n 1r- Strro,•t Pomeroy , Oh•o ·15169 M LLER STE WART ,\)\()( P ,',r Ol~f' ;"\JI 992 -3325 or 992 -36 l ') Bonanza Instead SOUTH IDI OUI!"-'11 TO vr:.J WEPPE I heavy bodied 10 Ntee gotng1 (2 a berner 20 Seholarly 21 Herd animals U G1ve wds) 11 Delaware elty more apace 28 Pallld 28 Damage shghtly 27 Boos partner Z8 Bull fighter 31 Lofty mountain H. Nimrods specialty U Shode trees 36. 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Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald In the early days .pf contract all ra~ses were hm1t bids Jump ra1ses were strong but not forcmg If you wanted to be m game or high er after your partner opened a maJor su1t you JUmped to game and made sure you 'f'ere there Th1s made 11 very diffiCult to reach slams and \h~ early 30s showed the de velopment of the forcmg jump ra1se J1m Th1s meant that w1th <) hand such as North s you would respond two clubs and (hen ra1se spades A pro cedure hke gomg from New York to Ch1cago by way of (iahforma Oswald I was largely 10 strumental m the develop tnent of th1s s11ly system wh1ch 1s st1ll part of standard ~SS!®.T, ~I lllE'I'R!< CREATit.¥..A 'iYJMMV ~ mencan DON'T MISS THIS SALE TiiURSDAY NIGHT, 7 PM FEBRUARY 14 POLLY'S AUCTION HOUSE RT. 7 ADDISON, OHIO BILL WADE, AUCTIONEER ---------------· FURNITURE ANTIQUES 33 20 WIN AT BRIDGE SAN ITATION OHIO ~H 662 INFORMATION ABOUT: l i fdOh'IJ Rogers JJtYM.J ~l~®UuJ ~•• Sporlllte 33 H gh School TV Honor Soclely IS 7 30- To Tell The Trulh 6 New Pr ce Is RtghiB 10 Beal The Clock 13 RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Johnn y Mann s Grtlf th 8 MisSion lmposs tbl e 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 AROBIG ------ ---- -- H!! t. N l Mr Dear Helen ThiS IS an open letter to restdenls of my almost lily white small town (And 1t could apply to manyolherareas -H ) I moved here a year ago til get out of the city rush, the bigotry the indifference and sometunes hatred of crowded places What I wttnessed today remmded me of Charlie Brown who wentmgto escape, climbed over the backyard fence only to diScover he was still in the world On my morrung walk I found a little netghbor child sitting m the snow crymg Thmkmg she had fallen and was hurt, I went to her She was hurt all right, but not physically She crted because she dtdn t want to go another day to the school where they celled her mgger I tned the kind of comforting responses adults always try when confronted with the Inscrutable and llilpregnable reality of a child s emot1ons end with as much success When the only other black around her as she salm the snow was the cmders thrown on the streets at her feet my words meant nothing The little g1rl felt the hopeless aloneness of bemg different - the outcast Shakespeare sa1d our good IS wr1tten m water our evil etched m brass It wtll take a heap of goodness to erase what was etched With one acid word I wonder if most of us getting and spendmg, and matntammg our closed little way of life have that much goodness to spare• - SMALL TOWN TRANSPLANT Room 222 00 - Whal s My Line B Duty Tra I s 13 Electric Co 20 Truth or Consequences 3 pot 4 Hazel 8 6 00 - SEPT C TANKS cleaned Modern Sanltat1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 ----- fd;IJDO N P 4 And when Y0UR joy of g1vmg diss1pates (with good reason) lSll 111 time to chuck the role of Aunt and Uncle Boun llful' - H sequen ces 6 News 8 10 15 L 1 as YoCJa and You 33 6 JQ- N ew s 6 8 0 NBC N ews 3 ~ 15 Your Future I s Now 33 7 the ~~-"til" S 00 - Bever lv H llbtll es a Eleclrte Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 T rail s West 15 Hoqa n s Heroes 13 5 55- Earl N gh l ngale IS 6 00 - ABC N ews 13 Sesame St 20 N ews J ~ Truth or Con Sesame Street 20 Love American Style 13 30- Gtlllgan s Island 13' li Green Acres 3 Bonan za 15 Jack 10 4 tfc;_ PRICG Dear Aunt Yes I agree ~ children should be taught the joy of glVlng ~ and apprectatmg 6 SYSTEMS REPAIRED BUSINESS ~ W th 3 bedroom -&partm ent bath and good DOZER and back hoe work , ponds and septic tanks d t general store Plus all stoc:k chlng service top SOli fill Your chance for extra ncome d1rt limestone B&K E x POMEROY 2 bedroom cavat ng Phone 992 5367 or home bath ntce kitc hen gas 992 386 1 furnace Alum mum std na and 9 1 trt:t m ce yard SlOO 38 after downpayment H SSE LL Construct on room add t1on s aAd remocfe t hg MIDDLEPORT - Rental and Profess •ona l floo r sandmgla rge home of 9 rooms porch and f n sh ng o d and new a nd one acre Room to se t 2 Re ferenc es ava tab le Phon ~ tra1lers Ju st $17 500 00 949 3833 2 BUSINESS BUILDINGS I 25 26tcW th 3 rental s n the heart of town Brtck COi iSfruct on One has hot water heat and one ts 3 stares Run s from front to 2nd street Idea l for a l arge JOB OPPORTUNITIES bus n ess WANT TO KNOW ABOUT INDIA ASK AN INDIAN WANT TO KNOW ABOUT PROP ERTY AS K THE PROGR ESSIVE REAL ESTATE PEOPLE SEE ONE OF US All My Children 6 13 News 3 Conce ntrat1on 8 What s Dear Helen I m not a Scrooge I love buymg gifts fo• fam1ly and fnemls but when a relative tells you the exact Items to buy for her children and at what store (because they m1ght change their mmds and want lo return them) and when you go to all kmds of effort and expense matling Just the r1ght thmgs then shouldn l you expect a little token gift m return from the children' We don l have children of our own so we g~ve copiOusly often not even getlmg thank you notes Seems to me the parents should realize the pos1tion of the bountiful aunt and uncle and give the1r kids lessons m constderatlon of others even though the elders put out the money themselves Don t you think thiS sort of ChriStmas RECEIVING teaches children selfishness' I remember I used to buy gifts for my fallllly out of my small allowance when I was 11 years old And it was a thrill forme to feel l was really gtvmg - AUNT My Line 10 Not for Women Only 15 I Jo--Three On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 As The World Turns 8 10 2, 00 - Days of Our Lives 3 4 15 Gu1dlng L ghla 10 Newlywed Gme 6 13 2 30 - DoclorsJ 415 GtrllnMyLtle6 13 EdgeotNghl8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 IS General Hospital 6 13 CBS Daytlme90 8 Movie Barabbas 10 Book Beat 20 J 30 - One Life to Live 13 6 Phil Donahue 4 How To Surv ve a Marriage 3 IS Woman 20 ~ 00 - Mr Carloon3 Somersell5 Sesame 51 33 Speed Racer REASONAB LE rat es Ph 446 47a2 Ga l l iPOli S John Russel1 Owner and Operator 5 12 tt c TANKS 30- Brady Bunch 6 55 - News 13 00 - Paul DIXon 4 Friendly Juncllon 10 A M 3 Phtl Donahue 15 Abbott and Costello 8 Wild Wild West 6 Move The Blue Max 13 9 30 - ToT~IITOPTr ti-l'\ SecretStormB 9 55 - Chu ck Whtte Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Company 6 Jokers Wild a 10 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED SEWAG E C LE ANED 25- Jack Lalanne 13 1 00 - +++ F1ve M nutes to L1 ve By 4 Jeff s Collte 6 a 8 8 9 READY M X CO NCRETI! d e liver e d right to your pro1ect Fast and easy F ree es t mates Phone 992 328-t Goeg tem Ready M1x Co M ddl eport OhiO 6 30 tic SEPTIC Bible Answers 8 News 6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa me St 33 DOZER work land clear ng by the acre hour l y or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator wi t h over 20 years ex per en ce Pull ns Excavat ng Pom eroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19tfc; D ES IR ABLE two bedroom house n M ddleport read y to occupy Ca ll 992 53 10 1 31 26 t c 6 30 - Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 '6 35 Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Farmtlme 10 Morn ng Report 3 < 00-Todav3 4 15 CBSNews 8 10 Pl xanne6 Dic k Van Dyke 13 7. 30- Rocky& Bullwlnkle 13 New Zoo Rev ue6 ------ -- - --~ 2 7 26lp Sunnse Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 Concern & Comment 10 Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 TUESDAY FEB 12 1974 6 00 6 15 6 20 - Almanac +++ Dear HRWFH H 1t s legal for landpersons to discrumnate agamsl children and pels then I asswne turnmg away smokers and drmkers IS also legal But the rule would be hard to enforce without mvas10n of pnvacy Rather than f1ght th1s I d suggest you look elsewhere A landlady th1s persnickety mtght even dnve you to drink - H 11 30 - -------- BACKHOE Serv ce CHARLES R HAT F IELD Route 1 Rutland Oh o 45775 phone 742 6092 Wa ter m es foot er s and t r enc hes 24 hour s 7 days a we ek Read ng f or the Cl assroom 20 Municipal Court 10 Wa cky World of Jonathan Wmters 15 From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the sma llest Hea ter Core Nathan Brggs Rad1ator Spectaltst • • Something New in Landlords Dear Helen We found the house we want to rent at the n ght pnce but I ca n t qualify because guess why I smoke The ladlady ms1sts her renters have no children no pets and no bad habits She s a G A S P (Group Agamst Smokmg m Public) member and says she wont tolerate the filthy weed m her house whe1 e tt rwns the drapes and m1ghl start ftres She s agamst anythmg but a httle wme too Is this legal' - HOPEFUL RENTER WlfH FILTIIY HABITS 7 30 - Bobby GoldsboroJ Buck Owens a Lock Slock & Barrel MATERIALS CO Mason. W. Va. 5554 By Helen Hottel or Con Truth 6 3D--NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News B 11 Room 222 13 ABC News6 7 00 - Trulh or Conseq 3 Whal s My Line 8 Elec Co 20 Beal AU TOMOB ILE In surance been R IDER S AU TO SA LVA GING cance ll e d ? 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Hogans Heroes 13 5 55- Earl Nightingale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 Per Gene's Body Shop PamtJng A Specialty and REF RIG ERA TORS 9. Jack W Carsey tl!!iidl Phone 992 9932 Employment Wanted ' On Most Am encan Cars GOOD USED POMEROY, 0. 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CAl 1-4 T CNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN • Pass Rass Everybody Welcome For 'Wf.\Y Nor 'WORK OF'.- Tf.\ ENERG'f C>«JPPIN SOME ~ast • The b1ddmg has been West North Eaot ·-------------- ALLEY OOP lng the dab • .,. \ PUT TH WOULDIII T BRING VARMIIIIT TATER OVER HERE, LOWEEZV 'IE I< NOW 'sPOTTY DON T Lli<E 'iOUIIIG OlliS OUTSIDE '!0 RE S lCH A THOUGHTY CRITTER LOWEEZV ~OPE ~E APmC ATES T~E LITTLE IMPROvEMENT~ I I PVT N �( 6 The Da1ly ~ ntmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Feb PUBLIC NOTICE Perm I No Appl ~0 095 OH 0 0 896~ cat on No O H 072 OYD 2 NATIONAL POLLUTANT D SC HARGE nto Nav •g ab e Wat~rs 5 Envrormen ta o eel n Aoen c v q on V Perm t B an c h 1973C HEV NOVA E n v r on menla Ag ency c ec a To ver s P 0 Bo x 0 9 Co un bus Oh o 432 6 61 4t6 8595 Jo nt Publ c No ce No 45 1971 WILL YS WAGON EER o powEr st eer ng 4 wheel dr ve w th lock ng frt hu bs Rf! ta I book va l ue $2925 Buy t befor e we clean up & deta h s one ~ 1971 DODGE CORONET lPOMEROY MOTOR CO T eat n ent Pan :>a t e Rout e 124 Rutland Oh o 4577 5 Re c v ng Water L tt e Par ke r Run v. n e and r eques t e d State CN I cat on ot sad d scha ge The perm I w I be ssued by e he P the U ot ect on S En'¥ ron menta Agency or other NPDE S ssu ng au hor ty for a te m o f appro.x ma te y 5 years The a pp l cant w operate a domes c water t rea t ment Th s app cat on pert a ns to a pr oposed d scha rg e wh ch s se t edu l ed to beg n n m d 974 There s one outfal wh ch w d sc harge p r ocess wate r to t e r ec e v ng water n amed abov e On he bass of pre m nary :H f rev ew and app ca on of app l cab e sta ndards a nd egu at ons t he Reg ona l Ad ll n slra or of h e U S En v ron ment a P o ect on Agen c y or othe NPDES ssu n g outhor y proposes to ssue a pern for the d scha ge sub ect o ce r t a n effluent I m tat ons and spec ar co nd t ons The Stat e after rev ew of all the com mens and ob ec t ons a so proposes ro ssue a ce r t f ca t on pu suant to Sect on 401 of he Fe d e a Water Pollut on Contra Ac t as amended Sta e c e tf c ato n wl l not be n ece ssary f the NPDES Perm t ssu ng au t ho r ty s g ran ed to the Sta t e pr or t o ssuance Th e proposed determ nat on o ssue an N PDES Perm t s en ta ve nt e ested persons ar e nv ted to subm t wr tten com llents upon th e proposed d scha rg e Comm ents sho uld be subm tt ed n person or by ma I no al e tha n 30 days after th e o nt p ub c not ce of th s a p pi cat on s ssued Del ve r or m a a t com men ts to M s Caro y n Ca te s Reg on V Pe r m I Branch U S E nv ronmenta Pr ot ec t on Agency Nor t h Wac k er Dr ve Ch cage II n o s 60606 The ap pl ca t 1on and 10 nt p u b ! c not ce n um ber s should app ear n ext to the above ad dress on th e envelooe and on each p age of any subm tted co mn ens A comme nt s r ece ved no ater than 30 days after the o n t publ c not ce s ss ued w II be cons dered n the form utat on of f nal deter Tl n at o n s Th e U S En v ron men ta Pro tect on Agency or o ther NPD ES author ty w I ssue f na t d et er m nat on s m a t me l y ma nn er a ft er t h e ex p rat on o f t he pub 1C co mmen t p er od Co pes of a ll commen ts and ob ect lons r ece ved w 11 be tr ansm tted to he Sta te Th e app ll c at on proposed p errr t n c ud ng proposed elf uen t m ta t ens spec a l cond t ons comme n ts r ece ved and o her documents are ava ab le fo r nsp ect on and may b e co ped at a cost of 20 cen ts p er pag e at the U S E nv ron m enta Prote ct on Agenc y ut anyt1me between 9 30 a m an d 3 30 p m Mon day th r ough Fri day Cop•es of the Jo nt Publ c Not ce are ava tabl e at no charg e a t th e add r ess showr above for the des gnated St a e agency and the U S Env ronmentat Protect on Agency P ~a se b ng he forego ng to t he a ten t on of persons whom y ou kn ow wou d be n teres ted n 1l an s m ;~ tter 1 2 II 16c • @ OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO o Wa st lect N POE S PERM i fO d Schar g e nto the des gna t ed re ce v ng 11399 4 Door 1 owne n ew ca I ade m good l si I m e t r es spo tl ess clean n te or small VB eng ne automa t c tran s The r qh t s1ze the n oll pr ce Re ta I Book Value $1625 Jo nt Pubt c No ce ssued on Febr uary 9 4 Na me and Address of Ap NOT CE The a bov e named app l cant has app ed to r an 5la 95 V 6 eng ne automat c t ran s {) ] 66 N ~ mc e~ n d Add r es s of Fac 1 ty v.. erl:' 0 scha r ge Oc c u r s Lea d g Cr eek. 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Athens Oh1o We c ose each F r day noon f or balance of week NO 1 32c $1 20 Oh o For Rent or Sale I CON CORD Trav el T ra er n cc for coup l e Cal 992 7479 1 3 1 tf c Help Wanted T RUCK tak ng fl)(per A pply S r ee t 2 10 3 c WANTED ANNOUNCING new hour s for ncome ta x serv •c e Op en only on Monday Wednesday and Frday 9 am to 5 p m Even ng s by appt Wanda Eb l n Co Rd 22 off Rout e 7 bypass Phon e 99 1 2272 2 a 30t c Wanted HOU SE or 3 or 4 room apart ment wanted mmed atel y n Pomeroy or Midd l ep ort Phone 992 3409 2 7 4tc t::XPER IEN CED p a nt er n t er or and exter or Cal Don Van M e ter Phone 985 39 51 2 3 26tp RELIABLE babys tter to come to my home 4 day s a week 6 am to 4 30 p m Refer ences r eq u red Ca I 992 5628 after 5 pm 2 11 Stc Pets For Sale SHOWALTER S Wet Pe at Chester new sh pmen ha :. arr ved Moon s Sword s Plates F ddl ers Mo I es Dan os and o t h ers Look em over 2 10 6tc 5 WEEK o d part Co lli e pupp es Free to good home Phone 742 4542 2 10 2t c RE G ST EREO Angus bu calv es for sa e Ca ll or see B I W rte Rock Spr ng s Oh o 992 2789 2 6 6tc II l d v er n eede d Now app ca t ons Mu st be enced and over 2 L andmark E Man PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN SYRACUSE PHONE 992-2156 rnE DAILY SENTINEL TTER wanted n my mu s ha ve own tran s on 5 or 6 days a w eek 992 2550 or 742 65 51 1 30 lfc KOSCOT KO SMET CS & WIGS We have the product on hand and we del ve r to you p er sonally H elen Jane Brown 992 5113 12 10 tf c fc EXCELS IOR Sa lt Works E Man St Pom eroy A ll k nds of sa t wat er p el e t s wa er nuggets blo c k sa lt and own Oh o RIVer Sa I Phone 992 3a91 6 5 If <. YO UNG STOW N k t chen s nk w th fau ce t s $SO gas r ange S40 r efr gera t or $40 A 1 n good con d ton See a t 256 So Fourth Ave M ddt epor t 2 2 tf c FOR SALE Large l eve l ot on New l rna Road Rutland A 1 ul• I es a v a ab e PhonE 742 3083 1 1 tfc BEAU FU L wa l nut stereo ado tap e comb mat on AM F M ad o 8 tra c k t a p e deck Ba l ance $ 14 56 or term s ava a bl e Ca ll 992 3965 2 <1 tf c COA L FOR SALE JAYMAR COAL COMPANY THE MEIG S & GALLIA LINE STATE RO UTE 7 AT CHES HIRE OPEN 7 AM T L L 6 30 PM 5 D AYS A WEEK PH ONE 99 2569 3 2 11 5tc - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 T•l S Monday lhru Saturday o06 E. Main . Pomeroy, 0 . POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE Stop ln and See Our Floor D1splay FO R YOUR new home or co mpl ete remod el ng Con t ac t G r e g Roush Roush Co nstruct on Phone 992 5039 2 1o li e Real Estate For Sale 608 E MAIN POMEROY O, REALTY CARPENTER MIDDLEPORT MODER N BUILDING wtlh bus mess room and 3 BR apa rtment D1n ng R I 2 ba th s Ca rpeted Gas hot water heat up and down 2 garages A good mvest ment POMEROY - 3 BR frame Bat h Gas furnace Car p et ng panel ng Porc h Base m e nt w th Ut ll ty lovely lol $10 000 00 TO BUY OR SELL yea r s of e x per ence yours for a ohonP rA il 2 FUR NI SHED apartmen ts HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO SERVE YOU 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 FOR SALE by owner hom e 6 r ooms and ba th close to own and grade sc hool Ca I 992 7775 after 7 p m 2 6 6tc 2 BEDROO M home n M d d l eport p r vate owner n ew roof and bath ava abe tor mmed a te occupancy Phone 949 3832 2 6 6fo THE WISEMAN l- S1de by S1de $150 1- 2 Door <Top & Bottom) $125 POMEROY LANDMARK Mgr PA INT DAMAGE 1974 l g Zag SEW IN G MACHIN ES St1 I n or g na cartons No a t ta chment s ne eded as our controls are bu II n Sews w th I or 2 need l es makes buttonholes sew on button s monograms and bl nd h em st t ch Fu I cash pn ce SJB 50 or budg et p lan ava lab e Phon e 991 2984 1 28 H e one 4 room w l h show er 1 two room w th show er and bath on hard roa d n M ason W Va Phone 77 3 5 14 7 Reyno l ds Apartm ents 2 10 6t c VACUUM C lean ers new 1974 Mode Como e t e w th all DOWNSTAIR S apartment 5 c ean ng too l s ~ rtlo ~o.l room s ba t h and furna ce damag e m sh pp ng W II tak e Ca I 99 2 3056 $27 ca sh or budget plan 2 a Jt c ava ta ble Phone 992 2984 1 2a lfc -- -~ -- --------- LARG E unfurn slied 3rd floor apt for r en t n do wntown Pom ero y 6 room s and ba t h Cal 992 2789 1 17 tfc S NGER Automat c z g Zag Se w ng Mach nes n sew ng table Makes buttonhol es sews on buttons bt nd hems etc Top notch cond ton Pay S5 1 or erms ava1 abl e Phone 992 29 a4 1 28 ttc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 122 SLEEPfNG room ove r w ne Estate of Lorna 0 Owens store n Pomero y Ref erence Deceased r eQu red c a 1 99 2 5293 Not ce s hereby g v en I hat 1 10 tfc Cl yde F sher of M ddleport Me gs County Oh o has be en duly appomted E)(ecutor of the 3 AND 4 R OOM furn sh ed and 1969 FORD P ckup 3" ton unfurn shed apartments Estate of L orna 0 Owens automat c Custom cab Phone 992 5434 df!cf!ased late of M ddleport $1 050 Phone 992 3829 4 12 ttc M e1gs County Oh o 2 1o 7tc Cre d tors are r eq u1red to f l e - - - - - the r eta m s w th sa 1d f due ary PRVATE meetng room for any organ zatlon phone 992 w th n four months 3975 Dated th s 30th day of Januar y 1974 3 11 ttc Auto Sales ----- -- Exc1tmg New Home YOU WON T BELIE VE YO UR EYE S WHEN YO U ST EP IN SIDE THI S NEW SP L T LEVEL HUG E L IVIN G ROOM W ITH A LOV ELY BAL CO N Y EF F ECT GOING TO TH E 3 LA R GE CARPETED F OR DAD - A LARGE 2 CAR GA RAGE WITH WORK SHOP PLU S 2 ACRES PUTTER ONE TO APPREC IAT E IT Galli a Co s Largest Real Estate Sales Agen"'( Office 446 3643 Even1ngs can E M Ike w seman 446 3796 E N WISeman 446 4500 Bud McGhee 446 1255 NEW J bedro,.rr '"'c ........ garage basem ent on Vrdvel H1 ll M ddleport Na t ural gas a lr eady n Phone Dale Dutton 99'2 3369 ev en ngs 992 2534 I 17 tfc NEW 3 bedroo m home full y carpeted bu It m kitchen Cot ege St Rutland $17 800 Phone 742 6161 2 10 6tc ---- - ---- NEW 3 bedroom home good water 6 acres 3 outbu 1ld nas and cellar Off Me g s County 1 on W1lltam Sm th Road 3 2 m les from Sal em Center 1 27 26tp SLE E P1N v quarters and klt c hen fac I t es to r 1 or 2 m en C ~ll afler 5 p m 991 6630 2 10 6tc B•g capac tv Maytag AutomatiCS 2 speed operat10n Cho ce of water temps Auto water leve l control Lin t F Iter or Power Fin Ag tator • Perm a Press May tag He to of Heat Dryers Surround c lothes w th gentle even heat No hot spots no overdry1ng F.ne Mesh L nl F Iter We Speclalhe In For Sale --------- TO A ROUND ON LOCA T ED IN R U TLAND YOU MUST SEE THE IN S I DE OF TH I S TRA L ER 1 bedroom n ce for coupl e Phone 992 7479 2 5 tfc West Anzona 78 WyGmlng 68 B Young 56 T exas El Paso 54 Fresno St 85 Lo s Ange les St 7a F lrtn St 60 Westmont 58 GROCERY bu sin ess for sate Gt Falls 91 R c k Mdunt 75 Build ng for sale or lease Idaho 89 Idaho St 74 Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m Mon t 11 8 Weber St 69 to 10 p m for appo ntment Mon t ana St 60 N Ariz 52 3 20 tfc Ok a 81 Co lorado 70 Sn Frnc sc 77 Sta Clara 69 S INGER se w ng mach nes 1972 Sn Frncsc St 65 Ch co St 62 model m beaut•ful walnut S Ca f 59 Oregon 53 c ab net Makes des1gn st t Stanford 65 Wshngtn Sl 51 ches z g zag buttonhole s UC Dav s 72 Hayward St 58 bl nd hems et c Like new UCLA 80 Oregon St 75 Only $a9 95 Call Ravenswood Utah St 105 Tu lane 86 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 Wh tma n 62 Le w s & Cl ark 57 12 7 tt c Wh tt er 77 Pomona P1tz er 6a U W M lw k ee 59 A r Force 58 BEDROOMS BEAU T I FUL BUILT IN OAK CAB I NETS W TH QUALITY APPLIANCES BU l l T IN COMPLETELY ------ - ------- Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Co mmon Pl eas Probate 0 v son Me gs County Oh o ( 2 4 ll 8 3tc our ar e AGENt;Y For Rent m For bu ld ng or Mob le Hom e Gas wa ter an d sew age on ground Abou t 1 4 ac re $3 000 00 (2 Good Ones) W L L do hou sec ean ny and bab ys It ng Phon e 949 4043 AM F M rad o ste reo 8 tr 3ck tap e comb n at on 4 sp eak er 2 10 61C sound sys t em Balance $101 52 or t erm s ava1 abl e Phone 992 3965 1 28 tfc TRAILER SPACE for rent m Rae n e Cal 992 2638 or 2429 ~ 2 7 st c Abou t 2 ~ acre s 2 story frame 4 BR 1 2 ba th s D n ng room Porch 2 garages Cement block outbu1ld n g Lot s o f garden space $10 500 00 POMEROY - MAYTAG ----- Red Carpet Service RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Arnold Grate DITCHING SERVICE Water Ltne s and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contrac t Also dozer work and sepftc tanks tn · stalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Rutland Television Log MONDAY FEB II 1974 5 00-Mr Rogers 2ll 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Grllfln 4 Andy Grlffllh 8 MISs on Impossible 6 Gomer Pyle 13 5 30- Beverly Hlllbtlhes8 Ele<: Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED ' Tra1l s West 15 WOOD !RUSSES · . ~sf\> Butlf to Your Specs . Ph 992 5271 Ltnc.oln Htll Pom eroy 0 Area s Most Reasonabl e Pnces All work guaranteed the Clock 4 News 10 6 Circus 13 Teacher 33 HOGG & ZUSPAN Episode Action 33 To Tell the Trulh 6 Beal lhe Clock 13 Col lege Basketball 4 8 00 - Rookies 13 Theatre'" America 20 National Geograph c 6 Magician 3 15 4 Gunsmoke 8 10 The Killers 20 33 9 00 - Movu!s The Great Escape 3 4 IS Lover s & Other Strangers 6 13 9 30 - Book Beat20 Dtck Van Dyke a 10 10 00 - Paul Nuchlms 33 News 20 Medica l Center 8 10 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 15 13 JanakiJJ Johnny Carson 3 4 15 T ght As A Drum 6 lJ M oves How To Murder Your W1fe 8 On the Waterf ront 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 -F OR ----electr ca l pUmbn'Q- i"nd r emod el ng work Ca I 64 3 234 1 for FREE ESTIMATE S 1 11 26t c Real Estate For Sale Pomeroy 10 30-Jeopardy'3 415 $10000Pyramld8 10 1\;00-WizardofOddsJ 4 15 Gambl!B 10 II 3D--Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L le 8 10 11 55- CBS News Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 Bob Braun s 50 5() Club 4 News a 10 13 12 30 - Split Second 6 Baffle 3 15 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 45 - Electric Company 33 11 55 - News 3 15 'PAC! OUS b1 Level and sp 1f l evel homes are now under co ns tru ct on on city water and sewer Many delu xe f eatur es n c udmg a r con 01• on ng Be st f nan c ng ava lab e Other type homes n d fferent areas on F H Adm f nancmg w lh no down payment Ca ll colle-ct {837 6540 or wnt e to ME GS DEVELOPMENT P 0 Bo x JJ M ddleport Oh•o 45760 1 9 tfc 3035 TEAFORD V rnpl B . T, ,1ford Sr Brok.•r 110 Mrrh ,1n 1r- Strro,•t Pomeroy , Oh•o ·15169 M LLER STE WART ,\)\()( P ,',r Ol~f' ;"\JI 992 -3325 or 992 -36 l ') Bonanza Instead SOUTH IDI OUI!"-'11 TO vr:.J WEPPE I heavy bodied 10 Ntee gotng1 (2 a berner 20 Seholarly 21 Herd animals U G1ve wds) 11 Delaware elty more apace 28 Pallld 28 Damage shghtly 27 Boos partner Z8 Bull fighter 31 Lofty mountain H. Nimrods specialty U Shode trees 36. 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Quaran wds ) tine 33 Thug Z3 Buyer 35 Fall U Admonish behind WOME AND Ft£ST- • 104 12 3 tf~ IQUEETA 200 - News4 YOU 010 R SWELL J08 5ELL NG TODAY AIIHI£ YOU ofoQJlO • AK876 'AQ96 c STEREO 92.1 FM WMPO + AJ982 ofoK74 CONSTRUCTION 11 JQ--Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Hard Oy at Blue Nose 6 Moves Harpy 8 Cry Terror 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 'K53 + Q653 Roof ng spoutmg k t chf!ns and bathrooms Complett remod elmg Phone 742 6273 ReadmQ for the C19 ss room d- 19 Ereet part 2 - Sainte Mar1e 3 Trident eg 4 Angle slant 5 Combat ptlot 6 Pub EAST .J2 .93 'Jl087 CLINE S Construct iOn com plete remodel ng new hom es 1 acre lots ava1labte Phone 742 6261 2 5 6tc AND GREAT COUNTRY of b1ddmg one heart your partner has responded three A•swer Tomorrow ofoAaa32 WEST L ass e 15 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 Pollee Slory 3 4 15 Wash nglon St ra ghl Talk 33 10 30 ~ Da y AI Nlght 33 News 20 II 00 - News J 4 8 10 IS 6 Janak 33 What do you do now? +K7 I I 4 Infants t Dad 1J Pour out lZ. Fat 13 Goto extremes 14 Superla hve m grammar 16. Flabby (Fr) 17 Take m the s1ghts 18 Objet DOWN t Church Rtvera Calif 38 Su1t fabric to Lair I I ARZYC ACROSS 1 Ninny SI- SUAPE 10 M arco Moy er s Journal33 Move The Cranes Are F lymg 20 8 30 - Hawa 1 F ve 0 8 Bana ce k j. 4 15 Mov• e I Lov e You Goodbye 6 13 Tower s of Frustrafton 33 9 00 - Even n g A t Pops 33 9 30 - M ove Phantom of Hollywood 8 10 clubs to your one club openmg '42 NEIGLERS FOR BUILDING HOU SES Wf! II draw prints or bu ld to your spec f cat ons Ne1gler s Bu d ng Supply Racme Ot110 Call 949 3604 2 5 26tc SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION 1l News 6 M.I.-1 ,.- u nscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square to form four ord1nary words BOD--Adam 12 3 4 15 Ha ppy Days 6 13 Maude 8 10 B II TODAY SQUESTION NORTH • Q 105 4 Beat the Clock 4 Stand Up & Chee r 4 Teac her 33 3 Merv Gnffm 4 Andy Llmtt ratses make reappearance 10 23 tfc South 1. 4. 0,. Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald In the early days .pf contract all ra~ses were hm1t bids Jump ra1ses were strong but not forcmg If you wanted to be m game or high er after your partner opened a maJor su1t you JUmped to game and made sure you 'f'ere there Th1s made 11 very diffiCult to reach slams and \h~ early 30s showed the de velopment of the forcmg jump ra1se J1m Th1s meant that w1th <) hand such as North s you would respond two clubs and (hen ra1se spades A pro cedure hke gomg from New York to Ch1cago by way of (iahforma Oswald I was largely 10 strumental m the develop tnent of th1s s11ly system wh1ch 1s st1ll part of standard ~SS!®.T, ~I lllE'I'R!< CREATit.¥..A 'iYJMMV ~ mencan DON'T MISS THIS SALE TiiURSDAY NIGHT, 7 PM FEBRUARY 14 POLLY'S AUCTION HOUSE RT. 7 ADDISON, OHIO BILL WADE, AUCTIONEER ---------------· FURNITURE ANTIQUES 33 20 WIN AT BRIDGE SAN ITATION OHIO ~H 662 INFORMATION ABOUT: l i fdOh'IJ Rogers JJtYM.J ~l~®UuJ ~•• Sporlllte 33 H gh School TV Honor Soclely IS 7 30- To Tell The Trulh 6 New Pr ce Is RtghiB 10 Beal The Clock 13 RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Johnn y Mann s Grtlf th 8 MisSion lmposs tbl e 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 AROBIG ------ ---- -- H!! t. N l Mr Dear Helen ThiS IS an open letter to restdenls of my almost lily white small town (And 1t could apply to manyolherareas -H ) I moved here a year ago til get out of the city rush, the bigotry the indifference and sometunes hatred of crowded places What I wttnessed today remmded me of Charlie Brown who wentmgto escape, climbed over the backyard fence only to diScover he was still in the world On my morrung walk I found a little netghbor child sitting m the snow crymg Thmkmg she had fallen and was hurt, I went to her She was hurt all right, but not physically She crted because she dtdn t want to go another day to the school where they celled her mgger I tned the kind of comforting responses adults always try when confronted with the Inscrutable and llilpregnable reality of a child s emot1ons end with as much success When the only other black around her as she salm the snow was the cmders thrown on the streets at her feet my words meant nothing The little g1rl felt the hopeless aloneness of bemg different - the outcast Shakespeare sa1d our good IS wr1tten m water our evil etched m brass It wtll take a heap of goodness to erase what was etched With one acid word I wonder if most of us getting and spendmg, and matntammg our closed little way of life have that much goodness to spare• - SMALL TOWN TRANSPLANT Room 222 00 - Whal s My Line B Duty Tra I s 13 Electric Co 20 Truth or Consequences 3 pot 4 Hazel 8 6 00 - SEPT C TANKS cleaned Modern Sanltat1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 ----- fd;IJDO N P 4 And when Y0UR joy of g1vmg diss1pates (with good reason) lSll 111 time to chuck the role of Aunt and Uncle Boun llful' - H sequen ces 6 News 8 10 15 L 1 as YoCJa and You 33 6 JQ- N ew s 6 8 0 NBC N ews 3 ~ 15 Your Future I s Now 33 7 the ~~-"til" S 00 - Bever lv H llbtll es a Eleclrte Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 T rail s West 15 Hoqa n s Heroes 13 5 55- Earl N gh l ngale IS 6 00 - ABC N ews 13 Sesame St 20 N ews J ~ Truth or Con Sesame Street 20 Love American Style 13 30- Gtlllgan s Island 13' li Green Acres 3 Bonan za 15 Jack 10 4 tfc;_ PRICG Dear Aunt Yes I agree ~ children should be taught the joy of glVlng ~ and apprectatmg 6 SYSTEMS REPAIRED BUSINESS ~ W th 3 bedroom -&partm ent bath and good DOZER and back hoe work , ponds and septic tanks d t general store Plus all stoc:k chlng service top SOli fill Your chance for extra ncome d1rt limestone B&K E x POMEROY 2 bedroom cavat ng Phone 992 5367 or home bath ntce kitc hen gas 992 386 1 furnace Alum mum std na and 9 1 trt:t m ce yard SlOO 38 after downpayment H SSE LL Construct on room add t1on s aAd remocfe t hg MIDDLEPORT - Rental and Profess •ona l floo r sandmgla rge home of 9 rooms porch and f n sh ng o d and new a nd one acre Room to se t 2 Re ferenc es ava tab le Phon ~ tra1lers Ju st $17 500 00 949 3833 2 BUSINESS BUILDINGS I 25 26tcW th 3 rental s n the heart of town Brtck COi iSfruct on One has hot water heat and one ts 3 stares Run s from front to 2nd street Idea l for a l arge JOB OPPORTUNITIES bus n ess WANT TO KNOW ABOUT INDIA ASK AN INDIAN WANT TO KNOW ABOUT PROP ERTY AS K THE PROGR ESSIVE REAL ESTATE PEOPLE SEE ONE OF US All My Children 6 13 News 3 Conce ntrat1on 8 What s Dear Helen I m not a Scrooge I love buymg gifts fo• fam1ly and fnemls but when a relative tells you the exact Items to buy for her children and at what store (because they m1ght change their mmds and want lo return them) and when you go to all kmds of effort and expense matling Just the r1ght thmgs then shouldn l you expect a little token gift m return from the children' We don l have children of our own so we g~ve copiOusly often not even getlmg thank you notes Seems to me the parents should realize the pos1tion of the bountiful aunt and uncle and give the1r kids lessons m constderatlon of others even though the elders put out the money themselves Don t you think thiS sort of ChriStmas RECEIVING teaches children selfishness' I remember I used to buy gifts for my fallllly out of my small allowance when I was 11 years old And it was a thrill forme to feel l was really gtvmg - AUNT My Line 10 Not for Women Only 15 I Jo--Three On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 As The World Turns 8 10 2, 00 - Days of Our Lives 3 4 15 Gu1dlng L ghla 10 Newlywed Gme 6 13 2 30 - DoclorsJ 415 GtrllnMyLtle6 13 EdgeotNghl8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 IS General Hospital 6 13 CBS Daytlme90 8 Movie Barabbas 10 Book Beat 20 J 30 - One Life to Live 13 6 Phil Donahue 4 How To Surv ve a Marriage 3 IS Woman 20 ~ 00 - Mr Carloon3 Somersell5 Sesame 51 33 Speed Racer REASONAB LE rat es Ph 446 47a2 Ga l l iPOli S John Russel1 Owner and Operator 5 12 tt c TANKS 30- Brady Bunch 6 55 - News 13 00 - Paul DIXon 4 Friendly Juncllon 10 A M 3 Phtl Donahue 15 Abbott and Costello 8 Wild Wild West 6 Move The Blue Max 13 9 30 - ToT~IITOPTr ti-l'\ SecretStormB 9 55 - Chu ck Whtte Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Company 6 Jokers Wild a 10 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED SEWAG E C LE ANED 25- Jack Lalanne 13 1 00 - +++ F1ve M nutes to L1 ve By 4 Jeff s Collte 6 a 8 8 9 READY M X CO NCRETI! d e liver e d right to your pro1ect Fast and easy F ree es t mates Phone 992 328-t Goeg tem Ready M1x Co M ddl eport OhiO 6 30 tic SEPTIC Bible Answers 8 News 6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa me St 33 DOZER work land clear ng by the acre hour l y or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator wi t h over 20 years ex per en ce Pull ns Excavat ng Pom eroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19tfc; D ES IR ABLE two bedroom house n M ddleport read y to occupy Ca ll 992 53 10 1 31 26 t c 6 30 - Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 '6 35 Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Farmtlme 10 Morn ng Report 3 < 00-Todav3 4 15 CBSNews 8 10 Pl xanne6 Dic k Van Dyke 13 7. 30- Rocky& Bullwlnkle 13 New Zoo Rev ue6 ------ -- - --~ 2 7 26lp Sunnse Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 Concern & Comment 10 Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 TUESDAY FEB 12 1974 6 00 6 15 6 20 - Almanac +++ Dear HRWFH H 1t s legal for landpersons to discrumnate agamsl children and pels then I asswne turnmg away smokers and drmkers IS also legal But the rule would be hard to enforce without mvas10n of pnvacy Rather than f1ght th1s I d suggest you look elsewhere A landlady th1s persnickety mtght even dnve you to drink - H 11 30 - -------- BACKHOE Serv ce CHARLES R HAT F IELD Route 1 Rutland Oh o 45775 phone 742 6092 Wa ter m es foot er s and t r enc hes 24 hour s 7 days a we ek Read ng f or the Cl assroom 20 Municipal Court 10 Wa cky World of Jonathan Wmters 15 From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the sma llest Hea ter Core Nathan Brggs Rad1ator Spectaltst • • Something New in Landlords Dear Helen We found the house we want to rent at the n ght pnce but I ca n t qualify because guess why I smoke The ladlady ms1sts her renters have no children no pets and no bad habits She s a G A S P (Group Agamst Smokmg m Public) member and says she wont tolerate the filthy weed m her house whe1 e tt rwns the drapes and m1ghl start ftres She s agamst anythmg but a httle wme too Is this legal' - HOPEFUL RENTER WlfH FILTIIY HABITS 7 30 - Bobby GoldsboroJ Buck Owens a Lock Slock & Barrel MATERIALS CO Mason. W. Va. 5554 By Helen Hottel or Con Truth 6 3D--NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News B 11 Room 222 13 ABC News6 7 00 - Trulh or Conseq 3 Whal s My Line 8 Elec Co 20 Beal AU TOMOB ILE In surance been R IDER S AU TO SA LVA GING cance ll e d ? 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Hogans Heroes 13 5 55- Earl Nightingale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 Per Gene's Body Shop PamtJng A Specialty and REF RIG ERA TORS 9. Jack W Carsey tl!!iidl Phone 992 9932 Employment Wanted ' On Most Am encan Cars GOOD USED POMEROY, 0. 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Oswald When you use ::J!mlt ra1ses you wanllo go on ~ the maJor su1t game most 'Zi f the lime Thus South's • 4 2 2 d1stnbut10n w1th all ~oml count concentrated 1n :Ills two su1ls warrants gomg "'n lo game after the hm1t %a1se A diamond lead would iold h1m to four After the :Deart opemng he w11l be able ., make one or two overtncks ~ duckmg the f1rst club to : • --.. L K INDLI N - f.\E 'WHO ACl.US C CKED ME - IS WIAKMA KITTEN 11 ' WAAL • I WISH 'IE . " t•ss II South 1.. 2. 4' 0 • What do you do now' : A-Bld ol1 hearto Yout f!l'tner lo moklng a slam try li)'olld the 1•me level by show " J UJ:T TI-llS Ll HATCHET- RARNEY * Pass 3• Pass s+ Pass ' • You SoutH hold I A K 7 6 ' AK 7 6 +2.. K 10 43 Bargains on Valentine$ Day. GOLP". 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I I R- Thu Daily Sentinel, Middlepert-Pomeroy, 0., Feb,•U, 1974 ·~:::::*:::x:=:~:::~l:C:~t~,:j~~:'ll r~·~m~~!NII!~:o::·:o::~·=;s·~r~=··..-··f-r:~'i§!:i······· Refiners ordered to switch to gas I: Sim on says there is now vnuugh home heating oil so that 1 t• fint~ ri es can be gin us in g ' I lore of their crude oil to make "We will continue to monitor fue l supplies and refinery yields through the new Federal Energy Office reporting system to make certain than the appropr iate refinery : :;:~soline. production Wt\SHINGTON (UP ! ) Federal energy chief William Simon' s long-awaited dN'I ~ i o n to shift refi nery pno rities in preparation for the summer was announced ~u n d.1y as motorists in four statrs and the District or Columbi:l prepared to adopt the "Oregon plan" fo r gasoline ~ · ationing and as government officials sa id truck traffic •'-'ontin ued to climb and in ~ cidcJJis of violence to falL Officials of the United States and 12 other oil consuming C'IJ lllltries mea nwhile were starting a t\vo-day conference mix is main- k'1 ined." Meanwhile, the District of Columbia, New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York and Washington state today begin using the so-called "Oregon Plan." It will be voluntary in all of these jurisdictions except New Jersey. Under the plan, begun in Oregon a month ago, drivers with license plates ending in odd nwnbers would buy gas~ line on ndd numbered days and drivers with even license l Bypass process of getting an appointment wiU1 a specialist in this field. He suffers Send your questions to Dr. tremendous pain in his back, Lamb, In · care of this buttocks, groin and down his newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551, right leg. Radio City Station, New York, DEAR READER - In N. Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. selected patients this is one of Lamb's booklet on cholesterol, the more s uccess fu~ send 50 cents to the same ad· operations. It is a wonderful dress and ask for 1 example of some of the great ' Cholesterol' ' booklet. advances that have occurred in Tennessee, North Dakota, Michigan and Indiana. The Washington energy conference, which was called by President Nixon last month, includes Canada, Japan, Belgi· urn, Britain, Denmark, France , Germany, Ireland, Luxumborg, the Ita ly , Netherlands and Norway, plus representatives from the Organization for Economic Development and the European Community. GAME POSTPONED The Southern at Symmes Valley basketball game scheduled last Friday, then reset to Saturday because of inclement weather, will be played Feb. 16 atlwmow Wood. EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of snow north and rain south daily. Highs In the 30s and low 40s north and 40s to low 50s south. Lows In the 20s north and 30s south. I do not know what is the cause of your husband's pain . Many things other than disease of the arteries can cause pain of that nature. Asswning your statement is correct and that he needs the operation, such a procedure can be of tremendous help. Particularly as a person gets older there is often an accumulation of fatty..:holesterol material in the walls of arteries. This is the same process that occurs in the heart and causes heart attacks. If enough accumulates, it can block the opening in the artery. When an artery in the abdomen or upper thigh is affected, as it narrows, the circulation becomes so poor it affects the function of the part of the body depending on that artery for blood. Often such a person may have trouble walking because of pain. When the area blocked is limited to one area of the artery system, the surgeon can make a detour or bypass around the obstruction. He uses tubes made of synthetic material and sews in one open end above the obstruction and the other open end below the obstruction. In this way the blood can now through the detour around the obstruction. The tubes used for the bypass can be adapted to the size needed. The synthetic tubes undergo changes and cells grow inside the tube so that the lining is even lually just like an ordinary artery. The operation itself is simple. Not everyone who has judgement" through presiden- They are going to be looking for WASHINGTON (UP[) one that will stand up on the Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- tial prirnllries. issues, someone that has a " .. .I would expect that Mass., says he won't decide sense of confidence in the · until 1975 whether to run for people are going to have to American people, and that they president . He said most of his make a judgement about it, family have ~~reservations" and I'm prepared to go to the have a sense of confidence in. people, were I to be a can- Bllt were I to be a candidate, I about his doing so. Kennedy, in a Sunday televi- didate, and be judged," he obviously will be judgedthat's where it's going to be, sion interview (CBS, "Face the said. and there's very little that I "I think in 1976 people are Nation,") ruled himself neither can do about it now to alter it." in nor out of the 1976 going to be looking for a can"As far as my own decision, presidential race. He repeated- didate that's going to provide ly used phrases such as "were I inspirational leadership in this and that will be made In 1975, country," Kennedy· said. it 's basically of personal to be a candidate,," Asked whether the 1969 "They are going to be looking considerations, responsibilities Chappaquiddlck auto accident for one that has a healthy sense to my family, and that's the which claimed the life of of respect for the public trust overriding consideration," Kennedy said. As to his family, secretary Mary Jo Kopeckne he said, " ... most of them are would disqualify him as a have reservations about my IN INDIANA successful candidate, Kennedy Ernest Weber, Pomeroy running." said if he does decide to run Route 3, is recuperating at the U he does run, he said, he that question would he up to the home of his son and daughterwould make public his net American people to "make a in-law, Mr. an1 Mrs. Darrell worth and income tax returns, Weber. Mr. Weber, active in even though "the relationships the local Senior Citizens of our family are so inter· organization, resided with Mr. twined" that this would involve and Mrs. Ralph Keller and was making public some of the recently a patient at the Holzer finances of other members of Medical Center. Cards may be the family. (Continued from page 1) He said he is not urging sent to 4126 Paulding Road, Fort Wayne, Ind., the home of Nixon to resign. "I'm not one Restaurant. Damages totaled Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Weber. urging him to do so," he said, $1,800, he said. adding that the President is Five officers and nine entitled to have his case firemen answered the weighed through "the JrOce· PTA CANCELLED call with two trucks and the A meeting of the Pomeroy dures which have been estabRescue Squad ambulance. Elementary School PTA lished under the Constitution, They were assisted by one scheduled this evening has and that are being worked out tanker and three firemen from been cancelled. A new date will now in the House Judiciary Pomeroy. Committee. be announced. Arson ,I is a candidate for the procedure. The fatty deposits may accwnulate the entire length of an artery, say in the region of the thigh all the way down to the smallest arteries in the foot. When this happens, it is a dead~nd street. There are no nice open arteries below the obstruction to attach that open end of the synthetic tube to. So the area of involvement must be limited to an area that can be bypassed by the graft. The surgery itself is fairly simple with modern devices. There are usually excellent results. Recovery is rapid, and the stay in the hospital in uncomplicated cases Is usually short. Shop Weekdays vacations, sick leave, holi- days or coffee breaks. POMEROY, OHIO $20.000.00 Ma•imum Insurance For Each Depositor . "There are two things · important in any job, someone who knows what they're doing and job!" The most important part of any job is having the right mater ials and the know· how to use them . Visit our "F RIENDlY ONES" and both at the same e nviron~ l!:n1erpn se Assn. NOW YOU KNOW Napoleon, who began his Russian campaign June 22, 1812, with about 430,000 men, withdrew in November of that year with fewer than 10,000 men fit for combat. , ' ' at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,• , .' ' . • IF to 5 pm BIG SNOWMAN- Tbe children at the children's home took advantage of the snowfall that hit the area Friday andmadealarge snowman. Shown with the work of art are 1-r, Robyn Wills who is holding Ralphie Harvey, Mary Ann Mitchem and her brother, Herbie Mitchem. Board revises water policy By Unlted Press International PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND have joined a growing list of states imposing an alternate day gasoline rationing plan. Both new plans take effect Wednesday and bring to eight the number of states adopting. their own rationg plans. New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Washington State and the District of Columbia began ndd~ven rationing plans Monday, and plans in Oregon and Hawaii were instated last month. Under the plan, motorists whose license plates end in odd digits can buy gasoline only on odd-numbered days of the month. Cars with even-numbered license plates can buy gas only on even-numbered days of the month, such as today. Results where the plan began Monday were mixed. ISRAEU TANKS AND TROOPS RUMBLED out of captured Arab terriwry today to wind up the third and next-t~last stage of their pullback from Egyptian land seized during the 1973 Middle East War. On the tense northern front, Israeli and Syrian artillery dueled for more than three hours in one of their heaviest exchanges on the rocky Golan Heights since last October's 17-day war. DE'J'ROIT - WITH RECORD SALES in 1973 and profits nearly 16 per cent higher than the previous year, Chrysler Corp.'s top executives today predicted 1974 "will be a difficult "We anticipate a decline In U.S. new car sales," said Chairman Lynn Townsend and President John A. Riccardo in a financial statement preceding their regular quarterly news conference. "Our return on sales, particularly from our North American operations, will be under pressure as inflation continues to increase the cost of producing cars and trucks," they said. "While the true dimensions of the energy crisis have not yet been established, it is clear that oil, gaSoline and petrochemical products will continue to be in short supply." Chrysler reported Monday that 1973 sales were a record $11.8 billion, up 20.6 per cent from 1972 sales of $9.8 billion. Net earnings of $255.4 million were 15.9per cent above 1972earnings of $220.5 million, or $4.60 a share in 1973 compared with earnings of $4.27 a share for 1972. OPEN STYlE: BEIRUT- UBYA HAS ORDERED THE TAKEOVER of three American-owned oil companies in an apparent slap at the 34-428 34-44C 36-440 $18.95 U. S.~red International energy conference in Washington. Ubya's official Tripoli Radio said the government of Col. Moammar Khadafy ordered the triple nationalization Monday in a "severe blow to American interests in the Arab world." The goverrunent radio, in a broadcast monitored in Beirut, said Ubya was taking over 100 per ~t of the California Asiatic 011 Co., a subsidiary of Standard 011 of California; Libyan American, a subsidiary of Atlantic-Richfield; and the local Texaco''subsidlary. BRIEF: 34·428 34-44C 36-440 $19.95 'I Girolamo oentury philanderer often referred to as the prince of Italian adventurers, was youth. PHONE 992-2156 Meanwhile, the hoard of directors of the Ohio-based Co uncil of Independent Truckers (CIT) early today named Robert Weit zel to replace George Rynn as president and recommended its 22,000 members return to work immediately, Meanwhile the Council of Independent Truckers' board of directors announced the Ohio, was arrested in Warren California - MOSCOW - SOVIET AUTHORITIES TODAY made no Immediate move against author Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn for defying a second summons from the state prosecutor's office (Continued on page 10) .. I on turn-ons RACINE - Racine's board of public affairs has voted w charge $5 to each customer whose water has been disconnected, to turn his water back on. The board also agreed to charge 10 per cent of past due accounts that are paid after the 15th of each month. The board, having purchased meters to be placed at service stations, said the action is only fair to the residents of the village. The board also purchased shutoff valves w be placed at corporation limits. The valves will enable board members to, shut off the water in case of break in the water line or nonpayment of bills. New lines have been installed at the aerator and new chlorinator at a cost of $1100. A new building was erected at the well site at a cost of $3,000 recently. Money taken by robbers Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster said today Welker's Ashland Service Station, 279 West M"a\n St. was broken into some time Monday night. Jack Welker, owner and operator of the station, reported the B&E to police at 7:10 a.m . today . An undisclosed jllllount of money was taken from the register and the cigarette machine that was broken into. Webster said Herman Henry of the London BCI was called and arrived at 9 this morning. The Incident Is under investigation .- sniper's bullet shattered the windshield of a truck driven by John Coburn, 39, of Houston, as he drove into Beawnont, Tex. He suffered face lacerations and possibly permanent eye damage. Another trucker, Bob Brown of Lincoln, Neb., escaped injury when someone dropped a brick from an overpass on interstate 35 near Troy, Tex., breaking his windshield. Also in Texas, the Southwest Association of Truck Stop Owners with members in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Louisiana , announced its nouncing a ll truckers in the Truck traffic was running at normal levels at weighing stations in Southern California. Several major truck stops reopened Monday. Ralph Grav.o, of the 2,000-member Associated Independent Owner-Operat<Jrs Inc., reported that while there were ~~some pockels of resistTwo incidents of violence ance , " most of his occurred early Monday. A organization's drivers were year." " Giacomo Casanova, the notorious 18th enrolled in a seminary as a scene of the shooting at Interstate 75 and Ohio 73. County after shots were fired at a truck. Sexton was arrested by an Ohio Highway patrolman at the normal. ( • ' down have virtually ended," Gilligan said. "These men who left their families and their johs to assist us in maintaining order on the highways, did a magnificent job," Gilligan said. One arrest was made early today in a shooting incident. Harland Sexton, 38, Franklin, By Unlted Press International Violence all but disappeared from the highways as the independent truckers ' s trike dwindled Monday. There were some holdouts, but reports from around the country indicated that truck traffic was back to nearly ELBERFELDS I.N POMEROY. •' Now You Know enttne Devoted To The lnlel"e$14 Of The Meig~-Mwon Area TUESDAY, FEBRUARY JL', 1~/4 LODGE TO MEET RACINE - A regular meeting of Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, will be held Tuesday evening at the temple. All· master maSODB are invited. Second Floor Got a real buy for you - a • Highways quiet, almost Foundations Department 32 ·year-old telev lslo n Councilman Kelly reviewed the vehicle insurance policy of the village for council. He suggested all policies of the village he studied, that the needs for insurance be compiled and that the entire policy' be put up for bid, Kelly will study other pelicies and By United Press International Gov. John J . Gilligan today recalled 1,500 Ohio National Guard troops who had been patroling the highways during a strike by independent truck drivers who protested high fuel costsandlowfreight rates. The large majority of drivers have ended their strike. "All of our reperts indicate truck traffic has returned to near normal volume, and the incidents of violence which have marked the truck shut- -- Slim silhouette ... A smooth profile for a trim appearance under every fashion. Gives you all-over control, yet lets you reach, stretch and bend in comfort because it's made with the exclusive 1B Hour fabric. Attractive lace cups suspended in a unique self-adjusting frame of sheer lightweight elastic. Adjustable stretch straps. At last, all-over comfort, control and a trim appearance,all day long! . watched only by a llltle old lady who just tuned In Guy Lombardo on New Year's Eve. ~ ~:30 and support that's comfortable for hours! Cop~r1 gh1 () 1973 N ~ws papi.'r NO. 211 casion and ~·did a wonderlul job,'' the chief sa id . apparently that plan will be followed . Council tabled a request by a resident for $300 damages alleged incurred to his car when it struck a high place near a manhole cover when reswiacing was underway last fall. The resident will be advised by letter of the council's failure to reach a d«;ision on the request. , Councilman Kelly questioned the charge for care of one-half a lot being equal to the charge for an entire lot at the cemetery. He was advised that the matter should be taken to the cemetery trustees. Councilman Hoffman suggested that the village contribute from some $4,000 in federal revenue sharing funds, yet uncommitted, to the new truck fund of the Middleport Fire Dept. It was pointed out that federal revenue sharing funds must fall into certain categories for legality of spending and it will be checked w see if a contribution ca n be made. Attending the meeting were Councilmen Kelly, William Walters, Hoffman, David Jenkins, Allen Lee King and Brewer ; Mayor Zerkle, Chase, Clerk-Treasurer Grate and Police Chief Cremeans. TEN CENTS Guards taken off l-oads IS Hour l·In·One mental opposition hav e brought the building of refin· eries to a standstill. It takes about six years to build a refinery. somebody to supervise the VOL XXV The legislation will deal only with structures having, a sewer. A fine of $25 a day for each sewer not capped when the structure is torn down will be levied, under the propesed ordinance. Council approved the report of Mayor John Zerkle for January . It showed $1,987.30 in fines and fees and $158 from merchant police collections for a total of $2,145.30. Cbase suggested that a mee,ling of the recreation com: mission and council members be held to discuss the purchase of new equipment at the community peoL Chase also suggest"!! that a minister of the community be asked to attend each council meeting. Steps will be taken to carry through both suggestions. Police Chief J. J. Cremeans commended Chase and his crew for their long and hard work in keeping the streets safe during the inclement weather. The men worked aU night on one oc- • _ Playtex· A major barrier to the availability of petroleum products in the United States has been insufficient refining capacity, The World Almanac notes. No new refin· eries have been built on the East Coast since 1959, though it is estim.1ted that seve n new ones will be needed by 1975. Oil industry leaders aq~ue that low profits and h1gh costs, along with if they are interested in a similar rental plan. Brewer also suggested that council pass legislation requiring that coin operated amusement machines be li~ensed. Fees would provide additional money for the town anct Brewer suggested that the amount be set aside for use at the community park. There was a discussion on the amount to be charged for each license and each particular type of machine. The matter was referred to the ordinance committee of Fred Hoffman, Marvin Kelly and Brewer. Council again discussed the suggestion of maintenance supervisor Harold Chase that old sewers in buildings being town down . be capped. They are rats' nests, cause settling of properties built over them, and create other problems, Chase has reperted. It was peinted out that many times, village officials are not notified when buildings are being razed so the sewers cannot be checked Iosee if they are capped. It was agreed to have Solicitor Bernard Fultz draw up an ordinance which will require persons tearing down buildings to secure a razing permit at village haU at $2 a building. That way, a check can be made to insure that old sewers are capped. Sunny and warmer today, highs in the 40s and low 50s. Clear tonight, lows 25 to 35. Fair Wednesday, highs 45 to 55. (Continued from page 1) their best wishes and appreciation to the Blakeslees. Best of all, the entire Blakeslee family was on hand for the ob· servance including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin (Patty) Circle and children, Mark and Marianne, from Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. James (Jennifer) Butcher of Middleport. The "county" gave Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee "moments to remember." The gift presentation period, presided 'over by Miss Marta Gullkey, extension agent, Home Economics, for the past five months was an emotional time, particularly when a plaque inscribed to Blakeslee, and expressing "thanks . from Meigs County people" was presented. H. E. (Pete) Shields, a longtime friend and associate · of Blakeslee's, was so moved he was unable to read the In· scription when he made the presentation. Arranging the open house was Dorsey Jordan, vice chairman of the Meigs County Extension Council. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9:00 p.m. FACTS I exp ores new po ICies Weather 400 honor WORLD ALMANAC. Now ... all-over control " • • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY obstructed arteries, however, I Money in a savings account DORSEY JORDAN, VICE CHAIRMAN OF the Meigs County Extensloo Service Councll who headed Sunday's tribute to Blakeslee, prsenled a valuable camera to the couple from the people of the county. Acake baked by Mrs. Florence Rhodes of Middleport was the gift cl. the Senior Citizens with whom Blakeslee has been active. Kennedy will decide in '75 medicine in the pas t 20 years. nia, Minnesota, Wiscons in, ' is really localized to an area that can be bypassed. Because this same disease does affect the heart, commonly he wiU want w be sure the patient's heart is strong enough w tolerate the surgery. atherosclerosis and is in the . The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Renting, instead of owning a police cruiser, invoking a license fee on coin operated amusement machines, and a rule requiring permits to raze buildings may become official soon in Middleport. These were directions in which town council appeared to be headed in a regular session Monday night. Councilman James Brewer reperted on a survey he made on renting a pelice cruiser through the Municipal Leasing Systems, Inc., at Bethlehem, Pa. Brewer said the firm charges $255 a month for the rental of a fully equipped pelice cruiser. The firm provides all maintenance, including tires. A new vehicle is provided each 24 months and a backup car is provided within 24 hours should the rented cruiser become inoperable for any reason. The company does not provide insurance, gasoline or oil needed between regular changes. Brewer said that Huntington bas leased 10 such cars from the firm and Point Pleasant also is renting. Council decided to study the amount involved in the original purchase of a cruiser and the maintenance expenses of a purchased vehicle to determine if the rental plan is more practical. Brewer was asked also to check with local dealers to determine need to examine the circulation in the area to see ir the disease the "bypass" on an artery from the abdomen down the leg? · My husband has been told that he is suffering from There were pockets of resistance among drivers In Louisiana, Iowa , Alabama, Arkansas, Atlanta and Youngstown, Ohio. Transportation Secretary Claude S. Brinegar said in a statement Sunday : "Today's survey of truck traffic on the nation's highways indicates a continuation of the favorable trend of the last few days. Truck traffic in total continues to climb and reported incidents continue to fall." Several organizations of independent truckers voted during the weekend to start their rigs rolling again in PeMsylvania, Ohio, lliinois, Califor· with us produces more money for you. It works 24 hours a day, takes no time off for rest, sleep, OUDCI In deciding who can have such surgery , the doctor will procedure and ramifications of I STARTS WED I • ..... . su~ger By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would you kindly inform us of the P'"'!1-------.. nd day your spare cash can work for vou 1n a sav1ngs account with us ~ 6' numbers would buy it on even numbered days. !>ere on how to deal with A similar plan goes before a slll>rlaMes and high costs of oiL On Sunday Simon said that state legislative conunittee in Maryland today for pessible ~o me refiners already have increased gasoline output and implementation as early as that reports indicate gasoline Tuesday . The nationwide shutdown by production for the week ending independent truck drivers, Feb. 1 was 2 per cent higher which began Jan. 31, appeared thm1 the week beforem to be winding down , following Must Be Cautious last week's agreement in which · "We want refiners who have the government promised arl equale di stillate and THREE RUNS MADE residual stocks to increase more fuel and the right to pass RACINE - The Racine ER gasoline yields in order to higher costs along to shippers. squad made three runs over It does not include a rollback alleviate some of U1e shortages the weekend, Saturday at 7:35 wr are experiencing ," Simon in the price of diesel fuel or said. "However, we must be provide for increased speed p. m. to Letart Falls for Paul ca ulious ahout making shifts to limits on the country's high- Beegle, 49, a medical patient maximum gaso line production ways, two of the truckers' who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Sunday at where inventories of distillate major demands. William J . Hill, national 6:30 a . m. for Raymond Hart, and resirlual stocks are not chairman of the Fraternal 67, Racine, having difficulty adeq uate. Association of Steel Haulers breathing, taken to Veterans (FASH) and the unity conunit- Memorial Hospital, and tee's chief negotiator, who Sunday at 6:10p.m. for Henry negotiated for the committee, Roush, 82, Racine, a medical patient, taken to Holzer said : Best Agreement Medical Center. "I am of the opinion we have BERRY ON LEAVE reached the best agreement "SEE IT .. BEFORF. C IVILIZATIO N Sgt. Charles Berry who has SW EEPS IT AWAV '" possible and should go back to been stationed at Fort Hood, .... ..., ,,,, work starting at 9 a.m. MonTexas, is home on a furlough REX ALJ. Ef>i day ... " with his mother, Mrs. Thelma Berry and other relatives and Holzer Medical Center friends. Sgt. Berry will go to Feb. 7 Births Germany after his leave. A daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Crouse, Gallipolis; a MEET SUNDAY daughter, Mrs . and Mrs . The regular meeting of the Chester Elliott, Pl. Pleasant; a Pomeroy firemen scheduled son , Mr . and Mrs . Gary Tuesday has been postponed MIN CIN liVE IN HIRMONYWITH NATURE Eisnaugle, Jackson. unlil1:30 p.m. Sunday in the , ""'""" o« M.. ._ a DUae ., III:U<rn: •uu•.ru• ,.......__ '' ,..,.,. .,....,.,O.O&L...,_,.,o• '"e Feb. 8 Births department's new A daughter, Mr. and Mrs. he adquarters on Butternut Paul Collins, Wellston; a Ave. 2 DAYS ONLY daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Meigs Theatre Walton, Gallipolis. Pomeroy , Ohio Feb. 9 Births DIVORCE FILED 992-SJOJ A daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nina Cale, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, SHOW TIMES 7:00 - 9:00 Y N O PASSES Thomas Walker, Pt. Pleasant. has filed for divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas .Court from Ernest Max Cale, Jr., Rt. i: , · YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK 3, Pomeroy, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. ~ ..... . back on the road. Arizona - Walt Sherwood, a ll'uekers' spokesman , in an- stale voted to go back to work today, said, "We decided to give the country 60 days to try and resolve the problems. If they don 't we voted to shut down again!' Michigan . Independent truckers in western Michigan voted to accept the government settlement and return to work. The results were telephoned to headquarters of the Council of Independent Truckers in Lndl, Ohio. for their members to continue tributions. the boycott. However, a lot of A drive is presently untruckers had already taken to derway for contributions to pay the road. for a new ambulance for the In other stales: Iowa - About 250 to 300 truckers from across the state me tin Des Moine~ and voted to continue the1r strike. village. In other business council passed an ordinance to renew a contract with the Ohio Power Company for 50 years. Meeting with council in regard to the contract was an Ohio Power representative from Ports- mouth and one from the Pomeroy office. An ordinance pertaining to dogs running loose in the vUlage ~ ouncil was amended to read, instead of being "tied to owner's property during the summer months" dogs must be "confined" at all times. If lhey Ele ctriC • IJJte Monday Pomeroy Policeman Henry Werry investigated a two car accident Monday at 6:05 1p.m. on Uncoln Heights. stev~ Lane, 22, Middleport, travehng east, and Paul Knapp, 30, Pomeroy, going west, collided when Knapp applies his brakes, and due to cinders on the road, slid into Lane's vehicle. Knapp was cited on charges of assured clean distance. There were no injuries, and only medi um property damage. EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of rain or snow Thursday and a chance of snow Friday and Saturday. Highs In the lOs north and 50s south Thursday dropping to the 20s acd 30!l by Saturday. Lows mid 20s to mid 30. Thursday lowering to 10 to 211 by Saturday . . , :::::::::::::::::::::~::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 96 pints of blood given One hundred and 17 persons visited a bloodmobile at the Pomeroy Elementary School Monday to contribute 96 pints of blood. Fifty-nine of those reporting were providing replacement blood used by friends or relatives. First time donors were Ellis Ward, Anna Ward, Petty Lowe, Robert Hickel, Greg Wright, Gary Michael, Ernest Mlller, Elaine Ramsbury, Gary Durst, William Nutter, Larry WUey, Maureen Hennessy, Opal <Mble, Bob Werry, Leo Davidson , Lorraine Aeiker, Fred Miller, Harry Pickens, John Koehler , Jim Fortune, Curtis King, Ronald Epling and ~illard Reed. B~comlng gallon donors were Mary Bacon, Mrs. Dorothy Sayre, Gay Perrin, Adell Davidson, Ralph Lavender and Wallace Hatfield. Gary Smith became a two gallon donor and Lloyd Wright a four gallon donor. Others reaching goals in blood giving were Harlan (Continued on page 10) SEOEMS barred from Racine RACINE - Racine village council has turned down an offer from Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service to have the use of a SEOEMS vehicle in Racine, Kenneth Morgan, director of SEOEMS, met with council recently to explain the offer. Council agreed to continue as members would remain open. it has in the past, which is to And two truckers groups, maintain its own vehicle, representing some 500 West keeping the emergency vehicle Texas drivers, renewed pleas in operation by public con- Autos collide on hill road was still on strike. However, board chairman Les Salsgiver, said tbe group had accepted and would return to work. Robert Wietzel was named early today as president to replace Rynn. firing of President George Rynn, while RyM claimed he dismissed the board and replaced it with a new five-man panel. Rynn said the organization re jected the governmental proposa l and John Weeks, Gallipolis, assistant manager of the Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company's River District, told the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Monday . that as far as his company is concerned "there is no energy shortage, we have enough power and coal.'' Weeks told the chamber the Ohio Chamber of Commerce has asked the Ohio Public Utilities Commission for permission to argue against a ban on promotional activities such as advertising, by utility companies, . and displayed news clips to prove his point. Chamber members agreed that the service provided by utility companies is vital to them and to the community, It was agreed the local chamber would support the state organization in its campaign against the proposed "ban" and that a copy of the letter of support be sent to the Public Utilities Conunission. Weeks, a native of Pomeroy, is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Rock Springs Rd . -· are not, the dogs will be picked kit, blackjacks and fire exup and disposed of. tinguishers for Marshall Council granted a salary Lyons' and his deputy's car. raise of $20 per month to the maintenance man as did the It was reported that Dallas board of public affairs. The Cleland had offered to fill a maintenance man now planter if one is built in front of receives $400 per month with the town hall with nowers home, water and phone fur- during the summer. Council nished . agreed to build planters under Mayor Charles Pyles was hoth windows of the council given authority to contact room. Attending were Mayor property owners to clean up Pyles, Mae Cleland, clerk; property at owner's expense. Anna Wines, treasurer ; Council agreed to purchase Harriet Neigler, Grace Roush, two radios for the police force Linley Hart, Glenn Rizer, requested by Marshall Lyons, Henry Lyons and Larry Wolfe, two winter uniforms, a first aid council members. utility loaded During the noon luncheon meeting at Meigs Inn, Earl Ingels, president, presented a letter, with map attached, from Alden E. Stetson and Associates, consulting engineers, employed by the State of Ohio in regard to the extension and relocation of U. S. Route 33 from Darwin to Athens. The letter stated that the firm had been employed to prepare an environmental · statement on the U. S. 33 relocation corridor as ap- proved by public hearing of Oct. 2, 1970. The map showed that the new . highway would bypass Burlingham and Shade and connect with U. S. 50 near Athens. INGELS OUTLINED the following proposed plans for the 1974 Big Bend Regatta : Two parades ; crew races ·instead of boat races; stage coach rides (if permit · is obtained) up to a distance of six miles; train rides, which will be decided definitely in the first week of March; displays in the upper parking lot; queen luncheon before the first parade with winners of Mason County's Junior Misses to be invited; Frog Jwnp,location to be decided; twirling contest to be held at Meigs Junior High in Middleport; a casting derby, ski show, nower show with clubs from Mason and New Haven participating, a Frog Ball, and Heritage Sunday. Ingels also indicated the Middleport Chamber is interested in participating and will have a sidewalk sale. Pomeroy merchants will be asked by letter if interested in a sidewalk · sale either Friday or Saturday or both during the Regatta . Pomeroy merci)an ls will be asked to express their interest as tO whether IIIey want to participate or not. They may contact the chamber office. Dwight Goins, band director at Meigs High School, will be in charge of both parades, one of which will be made up of bands which will present concerts. Meeting with the chamber was John Harrah , Mason Police Chief, represnting the mayor, who voiced interest in participating in the Regatta. The chamber is interested in hiring a night watchman. Anyone Interested in the position is asked to make application at the chamber office. Ingels in answer to a question in regard to improvement of SR 124 leading to the mine area, said the State of Ohio is definitely holding up the program. Permission was granted .Carolyn Thomas, secretary, to attend an executive chamber meeting at Hocking Valley Motor Inn, Nelsonville, on Feb. 27. The annual Gallipolis Chambermeetingwlll be hid at Rio Grande College Monday, March 4 at 6:30 p,m. for those interested in attending. Attending were Ingels, Mrs. Vera VanMeter, Melvin VanMeter, Mr. and Mrs. Art Nease, Ralph Graves, Wendell Hoover, ' Bob Jacobs, Virgil Teaford, John Koebel, Weeks, Jack Carsey, Harrah, Bob Miller, C. E . Blakeslee, Mrs. Thomas, Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. ) ..-. I , � 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 02. February 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 February 11, 1974