http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/65bb9473fc5360e0de83c7ce611195c6.pdf b0981dba4883e465236c125cf3f12559 PDF Text Text - ----.---,..,.- - r - - • 10 ...: The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, March :'·t, 1!175 , , , , ,~~:;;~~=~:;~~:=~~~;~;:~~i'~'::'' ' Kyger Talks underway for ambassador NAIROBJ ( UPil - ·A group .or shuts over the hea rts of a ~'rcne ll t'l)luln 111 1\lnt·u and r~a m l'd Fr ·ne ll of armed n~tionalists kidnaped large evf' ning cruwd whkh !'o rmi.'rly Solll< llilc md hus IJccn stwkt•Jl . lhe French ambassador to scuffl ed with lhcm in lry ing lo Somalia Sunday night shortly after he left mass. but heav ily armed police later cornered the group in a city villa and negotiations began for his release. belonged to the Front for the tra de rs. Au thor itit•s lease of two colleagues current. While police surrounded til l' ly held in French jails in return · building, the Ita lian am ba ssa~ for the life of Ambassador Jean dor began negotiaUons with the Gueury , 57. They also gave the ktdnapers who refu sed to spe;t k · French government 36 hours to with So ma li authorities. yea r ~ Afri ca . The kidnapers fired a vollev MEIGS THEATRE Tonight and Tuesday Fra nkl in Les lie .· RATE D IGI Show Starts 7: 00 ('nj ~'yin g PT. PLE ASANT - Gregory Da le Goodnite , 6357 57t h St . 2:1, . of Ave . P elcro~urg. No rth , Fla., died cycle friend , but died of his TOHSOPITAL The Pomeroy E-R squad went to Bailey Run Road at 1:04 p.m. Sunday lor Clare nce Spurrier who wa s ill . He was taken to Veterans Mem ori r~ l LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Monday at 11 a. m. was 64 degrees, under cloudy skies . Spring Time You 'II fin d a great selection of fine furniture, floor coverings and appliances at the lowest possible injuries later . FUn eral services will be conducted Tuesday al 11 a .m. fru m the' Foglesong Fun era l Home in Mason with ttle Rev . George Hosch ar o ffici <-~ling. nurial will follow in Graham !:,erving you bas been out business since 1952. Baker Furniture Middleport, Ohio burg and Ira Dale Goodnile of Mins ter. Other survivors are hi.s ste p-father , Larry Gavin , St. Pete rsbur g; matern al grandfather, Les ter Johnson, ~randfat her , Geor ge Goodnite, New Haven, and grandmother , Mrs. Elmer Goodnite, Minste r, and great- g:randrather, Osca r Johnson. Clifton . Apple Grove Fairview News Notes News, Events lly Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs. Russell Roush and children, Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Russell and Mike and Mandy were Sw1day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Clifton. Bill Donohu e of Detr oit , Mich., visited his mother. Mrs. Mary Donohue and Mr. and Mrs. David Donohue . Mrs. An n Radford and Stephanie, Clara Mae Sargent, Mabel Shields visited Mrs. Bertha Robinson Sunday. prices. Free delivery, convenient terms, service when you need it. Cemetery. Fn ends will be received at the funera l home fr om 3 to 9 p.m. today. The deceased, t; mployed as a truck driver. was a member of the Ohio Na tional Guard and a graduate of Dixie Holland Hi gh Schoo l in St. Petersburg where he also t~lle nd ed cuJlege. He wa s born Nov . 29, 1951 ir1 Har tford, a son of Mrs. Donna Johnson Ga vin of St. Pe ters- Chiton; paternal CLUB TO MEET The Five Point Bucks 4-H Club will hold its first meeting of the year at the home of Nick Leonard this Wednesday at 7: 30p. m. f AKEN 'TO HOSPITAL The Middleport E·R squad answered a cali to Bradbury at 9:02 a. m. Monday for Earl Werner who was taken to Holzer Medical Center . Friday. ltighs iu the :JDs Wcdnt•sday. warming to th~ 50s Thursday and Friday. I.uws in the 20s Wednesday, \~.arming to tht· :ms Thursday and frida y. HOSPITAL Gn·gory Loudnitt> killed on 1·yeh· Sa tu rday tn St. Ri ta 's tw o prisoners identified as Hllspi ta l 111 Lima, Ohio, a victi m of a mo torcycle acOmar Osman Rabeh and Onuu· ciden t. li e was ... na tive of Elmi Kaireh who were c onv i ct~ Ht~ r tr or d, visiting hls father, ed of terrorist activities in the neighboring French territory of lr,a Dale Goodni te a t Minster , Ohi o when the accident vcthe Afars and I:;sus and curred Fridt:ty. It was repor ted se ntenced to lire terms. The territory - the l;tst the cy d c hit loose gra vel ca us ing C:oodn ilt: to lose t:unlrol i:lnd go into a lake. He was assisted fr om the lake by a Hospiwl. Walt Disney's THE BEARS AND I (Technicalorl eased on the book by Robert and wa s h;H\' 1',.."' ' ' r 1"'' '" i• o;; They demande<l the release of 9:30p.m. Sunday shortly aft er he left Palm Sunday mass in the Cathedral at Mogadishu, the capil<ll or Somalia , a small dese rt republic on the horn of r~ rct fltl' la ter Uberation of the Somali Coast. tracked the group to " city demanded the immedia te re- villa. There was no immediate response from the French government in Paris. According to diplomatic re· ports. the armed kidnapers bWldled Gueury in to a car at on itnpruved rehttiuns. Svmuli President Mohammed Siad Bitrrc today se nt .a by poli tic;ll unres t for years. resc ue the ambassudor. Dip lonw ts twr~: said the h•lc~ rat u to French Pres ident Heavi ly armed police quickly threw up a eordon of ro~ d ­ kid n~tp !IIJ4 ~ rt· a ll y embarr assed Vitl ery Cisc<.ll'd d'Estai ng l>ru· blocks ar ound tile Ind ian Oc<-·~m the Somal i government. Thuugll misin ~-: lu d11 cvc r yt ll in~ pqssi· eit y, fabled lor its fran kincense nut re li nquis hi n~ its claims to ble lo save ihc ;,~m b<:.~.ssu d or 's and myrrh in biblical times and the Afars and lssas. Somali a in life. The kidnapers, who said they for it.<; goldsmiths 11nd ca mel reecn1 pay a $100,000 ransom. ut l,~c k s l''riday. t'haucc uf nurril ·s Wt:dnt•sday nud a 1·hanl'l' uf rain shuwers Thursday :nld By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs. Homer Warner spen t Monda y with Mr . and Mrs. Hoyt f erguson at Pt. Pleasant . Mrs. Zelpha Boggess visited Mrs. Jean ¥uggrage and Mrs. Gay Ransom Monday. Mr . and Mr s. Laur ence Ables, Ron Ables of Ashville spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ables and were Sunday dinner guests or Mr . and Mrs . Charles Congo at Portland . Mrs. Lillie Hart and children, Brice and Beth Ann, Mr . and Mrs. Allen Cun- Creek band receives • superior mark zn district For the third straight year, David T. Phillips' Kyger Creek Symphonic Band received a superior rating Saturday at the District XVII Competition at Portsmouth High School. Band was the only county district band participating. Judges were Robert Griep, Robert Neumann, Clair Miller, and R. H. Zepp. Their comment.<; were that the band Overall, the band received played well lor its small size, three firs t place voles and a the band had good muscianlwo or excellent rating in sight ship, good balance, good in· Keep money in a safe sure place by opening a savings Easter , Vinton, a son . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley , Bidwell, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, Hamden, a daughter. Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Silva, Pt. Pleasant, a son. Saturday Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Gille nwa ter , Beaver , a daughter . Mr. and Mrs . Richy Pendleton, Radcliff, a son . Mr. and Mrs. Burl Tennant, Mason City, a daughter. Mr . and Mrs . Gary Thivener, Gallipolis, a daughter. Sunday Mr . a nd Mrs . William ningham of Racine visited Beagle, Cheshire, a daughter . Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Frank Carlson , Gerald' Ha)man and Keith . Jr ., J ackson, a son . Mr s. Tocie Hayman visited Mr . and Mrs. William her brother, Mr . and Mrs. Hurl ow. Gallipolis, a son . Wallie Slover . Mr . and Mrs. Lewis Pickett of Middleport spent Sunday with Mr . and Mrs . Charles Pleasant Valley Hospital Michaels. DISCHARGES - Charles Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Roush Wright Jr .,_Middleport; Ollie entertained Sunday at dinner Candill , Gallipolis; William Mr . and Mrs . Roger Roush, Browning, Gallipolis; Mrs . Mrs. Iva Orr, Sharon and William Harris , Buffalo; Cindy Roush . The occasion was Marian Thomas , Poin t Mrs. Orrs' 70th birthday . She Pleasan t; Arle Thornton , Point was presented a cake Pleasant; Mr.s. Earl Cragdock, decorated in gold, blue and West Colwnbia; Mrs . John white with Happy Birthday Barker, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Iva by Mrs. Roger Roush . Jesse McClure, Letart; Ronald Mr . and Mrs. Homer Warner White, Cheshire ; Mrs. James were shopping in Parkersburg Marsh, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Monday . Howard Pullins, Point Mrs. Herbert Roush. Mrs. Pleasan't ; ~rs. Irene While, Roy Donohew visited Mr . and Point Pleasan t ; Slephahie Mrs. Ott Boston at Racine Parsons, Henderson; Mrs . George Love, Point Pleasant ; Miss Lorna Bell and friend, Mrs . Clarence Sturgeon, Geri Acridina, of Colwnbus Vinton ; Robert Errett, Point spent Wednesday night and Plea sant ; Emma Fisher , Thursday with Lorna' s Gallipolis ferry ; Mrs. Roy parents, Mr . and Mrs. Don Mayes, Robertsburg; Rhoma BelL Tayl or , Gallipolis ; Roy Bert Hunt had major surgery Daniels, Crown City; Leroy at Veterans Memorial Hospital Elliot, Gallipolis; Mrs. David Monday. I Markham and daughter , Mrs. Iva Orr, Mrs. Dale Vin ton , and Mrs. Norman Dutton were Gallipolis visitors McBrayer, Poin t Pleasant. Tuesda y. Mrs . Orr consulted her doctor at Holzer Medical Center. INSPECTOR NAMED COLUMBUS !UP! )' Richard G. Nuss was named today deputy inspcclor in charge of county and township audit.<; to succeed Glenn A. Buller, who is retiring, sl<lte Auditor Thomas E. ferguson a long term savings certificate? And now . . . for added • assurance . , , savings depo_sits are insured for up to FIRE DOUSED RUTLAND - The Rutland fire Dept. answered a call at 1:~5p . m. Sun<\ay to extinguish a minor brush fife near the Leading Creek substation in Rutland. $40,000. It's comforting ... Note to Senior Citizens All Senior Citizens 65 i!nd over qua lily for our FREE Checking Account Service . May we serve you! I ~ • Farmers Bank & Savings Co. FEDE~!~=~~ERVE .~FMDp oo; oo dnou•.~~ ' OIJ WHICH FLCOI<. I'D FIND NIE/.l'S ~ ' SijQeS wedding anniversary of the .._ _;<- -J ~~~ ) .•-.:. - o··,. DIVORCE GRANTED Johnell<l June Pearson has been granted ·a divorce from Bartow Edward Pearson on charges of gross neglect of ' Middleport Village Council Monday night approved a plan to Ouot;idate tbe village water supply in the near future . Mayor Fred Hoffman said a representative of the Ohio Department of Ho!Blth has informed him the cost would be $3,350 with the state to pay 80pct. of thalfigure and the village 20 pet. or S670. In addition, the state will pay $500 to the village ror the installation of equipment and provide a six-months supply of fluoride. F1uoride in drinking water helps prevent tooth decay, dental (l'ofessional agree, and the costs to the village of a year will be in the neighborhood of $200 for the program . Council members present, Marvin Kelly, Carl Horky, James Brewer and William Walters voted unanimously to proceed with the program, Council again reviewed the "poor" financial condition of the village. It was agreed, apparently, that programs are going to have to be curtailed or income must be increased. C.1inton Gilkey of Albany called on Guy Bolen on Sunday Mr . and Mrs. f . 0. Whaley left Tuesday morning for Burlington, Ala. to visit the Don Updegraffs. Howard Gilkey, who drives for the Mason and Dixon VOL XXVI NO. 241 Lawrence Douglases By MICHAEL KEATS BEIRUT !UP!) - King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, the most moderate or Arab leaders and one of the world's most powerful monarchs, was assassinated today by a demented nephew in the midst of a Moslem religious ceremony. His death threatened the Middle East with a new crisis that could have unforeseen effects on future oil prices. Faisal-a world traveler who halftime ol the Class AA Championship game Saturday night as a nominee for enshrinement in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass., lor meritorio~s service to high school athletics. The nominees are selected by the state board of control of the Ohio High School Athletic . Assri. ;..· _. Nolan, better known as "Swackie" to his legion of friends, was born Jan. 11, 1909, son of the late Phillip and Etta Reid Swackhamer. His father, a Iarmer deputy sheriff, was well known in Republican circles. Abrother, George, still resides in Laurelville. Swackie, who is planning to retire at the end of the current school year, is one of three men in Ohio ever to coach sl<lte championship teams in two major sports. His mighty Glenford Golden Horde Cagers, sparked by the talented Dick Shrider, reached the Class B Sl<lte Tournament three consecutive years in 193940-41 and finally won all the ·marbles in 1941. Sixteen years later, Swackhamer piloted the Middpeort Yellow Jakcets to the 1957 Class B Slate baseball championship, the first Sl<lte ti tie ever for a member of the ews .. in Brief on Sunday. Mrs . Kathryn Althouse sold the Bolin house in Downington to her son. Mr . Harold Ball visited his sister and brought her a hospital bed so she can care for her husband more easily. "Better cut down on thy daily bread, Reverend!" ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY By United Press International WAR IN INDOCIIIN A AND TilE FEAR Of WAR in the Middle East helped deal the stock market one of its biggest set· backs in four months Monday, according to Wali Street analysis. The stockmarket has been one of the few sectors of the economyto show signs of strength this year. The analyst.<; blamed Monday's drop in prices on the failure of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's Middle East peace mission and rears of another Arab-Israeli war and Arab oil boycott. Increased war activity in Indochina also discouraged investors, they said. The Dow Jones industrial average, a key index of New York Stock Exchange prices, plunged 19.63 point.<; to 743.43, its worse loss since it fell 22.69 on Nov. 18, 1974, when Middle East tensions also played a role. WASHINGTON - NEGOTIATORS SEEKING A compromise tax cut bill made almost no progress Monday in their first meeting, held in such secrecy that the House and Senate chairman sneaked out a back door afterward. Final congressional passage could be pushed beyond an informal Wednesday deadline unless the two sides can come to grips with the major issues separating the House's $19.9 billion cut and the Sel1\lte's cut, now estimated at $34.3 billion. There are offsetting l<lx increases for big oil companies, so the net reduction in laxation is $17.6 billion in the House bill and $30.6 billion in the Senate bill. President Ford originally proposed a cut of $16 billion. Treasury Secretary William Simon was reported to have told the closed conference Ford would veto the bill if the Senate version prevailed. Select Your Easter Outfit NOW! .SPORTSWEAR eDRESSES ePANTSUITS eCOATS eJEWELRY .HANDBAGS eSCARFS eHOSIERY POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NEW YORK- A COMPANY EXECUTIVE says Mobil Oil Co. will move out of the United States if tax bill amendments removing tax credits on foreign oil income become law. · Hennan J, Schmidt, Mobil vice chairman, told a news conference Monday that Mobil, a U. S. corporation for more than 100 years, "certainly would" have to move out of the country if the amendment, paSS\lll by the Senate last week, is enacted. "We would have to take every step we could to get out ol U. S. jurisdiction, and that certainly is not in the national interest," Sclunidt said. \' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. DA NANG, lDUTII JIETNAM - South Vietnamese troops • began abandming the former imperial capital of Hue today in a World WarD Dunkirk...tyle evacuation. Western diplomats said · the retreating troop.!! bo8rded boats under fire at the nearby port of Tan My for the trip down the coast of tbe South Olina Sea to Da - (Continued on page 8) ., • entine Interest.~ , . " •• of The Meigs-Maso11 Area TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1975 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. The Yellow Jackel<; finished with a perfect 15-0 mark . Swackie played three years of varsity basketball at Laurelville, even though he was only 5-5. In 1926, he entered Ohio University, where he majored in physical education and played varsity basketball three years and varsity tennis two years. His lirsl coaching and teaching job was at Adelphi High School, just around the corner from his natlve com- munity. Swackhamer coached basketball and baseball at Glenford from 1932 to 1943 and then was out of the coaching profession until 1956. He returned tb - basketball and baseball coaching at Middleport and his first baseball club took the '57 State crown. He also coached golf at Middleport and Meigs from 1961 to 1974. He played eight years of semi-pro basketball after graduating from OU, and of. ficiated high school basketball for 25 years and Ohio Conference basketball for two years. Swackie is currently teaching American History and serving as assistant athletic director at Meigs High School. He and his wife, Lucille, reside in Mason , W. Their son, Richard , Va. coaches junior high basebalL HUNT ASSURED MASON - rown council will sponsor an Easler Egg Hunt Easter Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the city park. Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, chairwoman, said the Key Club or Wahama High School will hide the eggs and children up to 14 years old are eligible to hunt. once tipped a Boston l<lxi driver with a $3,000 wristwatch - had been both prime minister and foreign minister. He was succeeded to the throne by his younger brother, Crown Prince Khalid, 62 who had served as first deputy prime PRICE 15' great loss to the American position in the Middle East. U.S. milil<lry personnel in the Persian Gulf area already had been on ready status and the Pentagon said the assassinaion prompted no immediate change. All radio stations in the Arab minister. Saudi Arabi's official Radio world interrupted their normal Riyadh, monitored in Beirut, programs to announce Faisal's said the 70-year"ld Faisal was death and all immediately shot several times by his switched to readings of the nephew Prince Faisal bin Korari1 the holy book of Islam. Musaed. The shooting occurred Many went into officiHl mourwhile the King, the spiritual ning, and a meeting of the Arab leader of Saudi Arabia, was ~ague Council in Cairo to holding court on his gold- consider action against Israel upholstered chair in the mir- was suspended. The Arab nations had hailed rored hall of his palace on the occasion of the birthday of the faisal as a leader of the oil producing states which imProphet Mohammed. The broadcast said the posed an embargo during the prince was "mentally unsound, 1973 Middle East War, a move had acted on his own and was that dealt a devastating blow to not driven by anyone ." It said the Western economy. Saudi is the prince approached the king the third oil producing nation to express his greetings and after the United States and the ' that "when he got near the king Soviet Union . The oil embargo quadrupled he fir.ed several shots at his oil prices and meant Saudi majesty and wounded him." Arabia earned $28.9 billion last Robed attendants, each bearing giant scimil<lrs, ap- year by selling one-firth of all parently were too surpr,ised to the oil consumed by non· Communist COWl tries. act. A sobbing announcer said later Faisal died in a hospital EXTENDED OUTLOOK of his wounds. Thursday through Secretary of Sl<lte Henry A. Kissinger, a friend of the monarch who conferred with him only last Wednesday, rushed to the State Department the moment he heard the news. A State Department spokesman called the death a Bridge bids ~:~u~~::rc~::!~ !:~~h:~::; frtday and then clearing Saturday. Highs wtll be In the 40s Thursday and upper 40s and low 50s friday and Saturday. Lows wtll be In the . low and mid 20s Thursday morning and In the 30s Friday and Saturday. AWARD WINNERS - These Southern High Schooi .FFA members were recognized for their outstanding ff Aachievements at a banquet at the high school Saturday night, March ~2. first Row, 1-r, Dave Kiser, $50 bond as Sl<lr Greenhand and a trophy as Uvestock Award winner; Debbie Weddle, $10 for scholarship award; Don Shaffer, $5D bond, State Chapter. farmer Award and $10 lor Leadership award; back row, Dave Roush, $10 for Cooperation award; Tim Smith, trophy lor Crop Production, and Bob Spurlock FF Aadvi"!'r, A ...o bs mo b-z·lz.zz·ng I U By United Press International Egypt has called on the Arab wol'ld to mobilize against Israel. Israel has vowed to stand alone against threats and In Cairo, Egyptian Foreign Minister !small Faluni asked the 20-nation Arab League Monday night to strangle Israel economically and Hayman, Rt. 2, Racine , who politically. COLUMBUS - Bids for He blamed Israel for the replacing the deck, sidewalk was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital with a collapse or Secretary of State and lighting system on lhe US possible back injury . He·nry Kissinger's recent 33 bridge over the Ohio River peace mission and accused the at Pomeroy will be opened Jewish state or "playing with here, April 29, by the Highway CONCERT TONIGHT words" instead of negotiating. Division of the Ohio Depart-' MASON - }\'ahama High " In the face of this Israeli ment ol Transportation. Tol<ll School's annual Spring Band arrogance, we must escalate programmed estimate for the concert wtll be presented the campaign to isolate Israel project, including engineering tonight by the senior and and expel it rrom the internaand construction costs, is $1.5 junior high units In the tional community, the United million. Pedestrian traffic will school gymnasium at 7:SO Nations and world societies, be maintained during con- p.m. Selections will be like with South Africa and struction. Through US 33 presented under the Rhodesia," Fahmi said. vehicular traflic .will be routed direction ol Charles Yeago In Tel Aviv, the Israeli over Ohio 7 and W. Va. 2 vis and Thomas Phtlllps ranging parliament Monday voted in silver Memorial Bridge at from serious music to near rare unity - 9M with six Kanauga. llroadway mw;lcals. abstentions -lo back Prime Closure date will be deterRex Howard and Cheryl Minister Yitzhak Rabin's hanmined by the firm delivery Weaver wtll be featured in a dling of the Kissinger talks. date for the new steel grid deck trumpet duet. The public Is flooring . Estimated completion Invited. date is Nov. 15, 1976. ~;::~·«<=:·~me.ceae.~·~· • by April~ m SUMMON SQUAD RACINE - The Racine E-R Squad was called Monday at 9:50 p.m. for Virginia Fairfield will vote on school LANCASTER, Ohio (UP!) The fate of a 3.8-mill multipurpose l<lx levy for the fairfield Joint Vocational Sehool, defeated at the polls twice before, will be decided by fairfield County voters June 3. The State Board of ·Education ha• ordered esl<lblishment of a vocational school district in the county before Sept. I. If the measure does not paSs, students from the six-fairfield County school-districts will be assigned to vocational school district.<; -in other counties and Fairfield County will be forced . ' to pay tuition to those counties. A RELAXED, INroRMAL·almo.!phere is stressed in the-adult classes bemg offered at Meigs High Schoot ..This photograph was l<lken in one of the sewing classes of Mrs. Susan Miller. Eighteen adult education courses are being offered beginning April I. Registration is to be held Wednesday, Thll1'9day and Friday at the high school, 8:30a.m. to 3 p.m. fl,lso those interested may fill in the form running in today's Daily·Sentinel and mail it to Ray Goodman at •1 the school. See table ofcour~ offeredJ!nd registration form On Page 2. .. , pressures. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a.m. today · was 51 degrees under sunny skies. ' \ For the first time in five years, the hardline Likud party, the major opposition group in Israel, solidly supported the goverrunent. Likud leader Menahem Begin urged total support because "this is a serious hour for our country and because of tbis we mUBt make a supreme effort to stand together against tbreat.s and pressure." Begin also appealed to President ford to "remain strong in your friendship to Israel." In Washington, Ford ordered a complete reexamination of U.S. policy toward Israel. Reminding Arabs of "Egypt's strategic position," fahmi said Cairo will keep the Suez Canal closed. The waterway has been shut since 1967. He also asked Arab oil states to tighten the economic boycott of companies doing business with IsraeL He urged Arabs to "mobilize their ablllties and their many weapons" against IsraeL" Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam joined his Egyptian counterpart in calling on the Arab world to "mobilize all our capabilities Princess to be selected to face our enemy." Political sources in Cairo said the Arab leaders may call a summit conierence In · Somalia in June to plan the next step in their conffontaUon with Israel. The Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz said today Israel complained agaln to the U.N. Emergency Foree that Egypt had violated the cease-fire agreement in the Sinai. The UNEF group is part of the disengagement agreement achieved by Kissinger in January, 1974. Ha'aretz said Egypt had more than 100 heavy mortars in the zone east of the waterway while the agreement permitted only 36 large-caliber weapons. Telethon erred .on directing calls to Riggs Due to an error, f.he business phone number of Gene Riggs was flashed on the TV screen over the weekend fOr persons in Meigs County to call to make donations to the Easter Seal Telethon. Riggs said that while last year he was chairman of the Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary participation in the telethon, the club had no local role in it this year. Therefore, using his number was an error. He said many calls were The Meigs County Dait:y received by him personally and Service Unit again is spon- over his answering service. He soring a dairy princess contest advises that pledges have been in Meigs County. This year's . sent to the Telethon and all winner will be selected at a calls acknowledged. dairy banquet April 9. Higgs makes his apologies to In order to enter the cqntesi, the public for any in· a girl must have a dairy farm convenience. background, must be at least 16 "The interest in Meigs by June I, this year, and must County lor the Easter Seal not be over 25 years of age as of program bas always been good June I, 1975. She must be a high ahd everyone has always school graduate by June I, this contributed generously to the year . . fund," Riggs said. Application blanks are Riggs also reported that · available by calling the Meigs , "Riggs Kadettes" will be in 1 County' Extension Office, 992· · Pomeroy Saturday to collect • ~895. All entrtes must be in the lor the Easter Seal drive, the . >I · County Extension Office by proceeds of )'hich will remain -''>pril I. in Meigs County. .. \; ~- ·' I • r ·' property near the Rawlings and Son Co. Garage lot. These meters were l<lken out from the Third and Mill St. area whete new apartment buildings are being constructed. Chase and Police Chief J . J. Cremeans will work out details. Chase advised eoucnil that the street sweeper is going to be In ne ed or replacement parts costing at least $200 soon. He also advised that the village will need a new backhoe and a ~w dump truck within a couple years. Council discussed the manner in which police officers may spend their $25 clothing allowance given each lour months, and approved a second r.eading to an ordinance providing for the continuance of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. to· collect from subscribers the funds for street lighting in the community . ' ' TRENTON, N.J.- WHAT TilE COURT did was tell the little township of MoWlt Laurel, N.J., that its residential zoning code cannot work just for the well-to-®. What its action may mean is a key to opening suburbs to the poor throughout the nation. The New Jersey Supreme Court Monday struck down zoning laws that exclude low- and middle-income housing, arid said communities must .work to provide a wide choice of accommodations for poor and rich alike. Civil rights advocates said the ruling is a weapon for poorer families to use to attack exci!ISionary zoning practices elsewhere. Suburban Action Institute, a Jl!lbiiC iriterest group seeking to open New York suburbs use the dl!!=ision to prepare chalienges to . ' said it would . ' . zon~ laws tn New York and Corutecticut. Shop the Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Weekdays 9:30 to 5 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 to- 8 p.m. markers . It was decided to place parking meters on village owned Saudi Arabia's Faisal slain mitive sons, was honored at by Gill Fox overturned markers will be costly. It was pointed out that persons found guilty of such vandalism can be sentenced to 90 days in jail and fined $750. Mayor Hoffman said that persons apprehended will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. "Anybody who could do that, would do anything ," Coun- cihnan Kelly said in reference to the overturning of the grave ----~--------------~~~--------~--~~~------------------~~--- Nolan P. Swackhamer , Meigs High Sehool educator, one of Laurelville's best-known SIDE GLANCES Maintenarrce supervisor Harold Chase said replacement on the • Swackhamer honored afternoOn . near Columbus recently and hit a bridge. He required seven stitches in a head wound. Mrs .. Glen Haning and daughter, Dena Raymond of Downington visited Ava Gilkey Monday evening . Mrs. Adrienne french is a medical patient at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Raymond Douglas of Athens called on the Robert Clarks recently. Mr. Althouse had an accident near Facemire Carry Out near Albany recently. He received cuts and bruises. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williams have purchased a new car. Mrs. May Mason is visiting her son, Russell and family in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Murl Douglas were dinner guests or the Council studied a proposal' to redur(> fhP vi11:1 pP voting precincts from five to four as proposed by a member of the Meigs County Board of Elections. Council voted w1animously that it would prefer to leave the present voting precincts stand. Councilman Kelly spoke on the need lor tile and limestone in two locations but was told that the village has no funds for either purchase. , Council again discussed vandalism occurring in the two cemeteries on Middleport Hill where at least 20 tombstones have been overturned in the Middleport Hill Cemetery and a nwnber of markers have been shot with bullets in Riverview Cemetery. Devoted To The afternoon at Rutland. trucking, had a wreck on ice Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate said the street maintenance lund will be "in the red" by the end of this month. It was pointed out that there is about $2,700 which cato be transferred to that fund, but even with the transfer, it will be only about "even'·' at the end of this month . Rising costs were discussed, as were possibilities of reducing general fund appropriations in order to provide additional funds for the street maintenance fWld. It was agreed to hold a meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 6, for members of the finance committee and clerk-treasurer Grate to discuss the financial picture of the conununity at greater length. Mayor Hoffman annoWJeed a representative of Floyd G. Browne and Associates, the engineering firm of the community on the sewage lagoon, will be present at the April 14 meetin-g to discuss sewer lines in the town with counciL at p I • Water fluoridation plan in Middleport approved in Briefs duty and extreme cruelty . AT LEAST II die COLUMBUS iUPI ) - The Ohio Highwa y Patrol said today at least II per'i(lns were killed in weekend traffic accident.<; aroWld the slate . ' Harvey Erlewines Sunday PACKTOMEET Middleport Cub Seoul Pack 245 will hold its regular pack . meeting Thursday, March 27 at 7 p. m. at the American Legion Post Home in Middle~rt. H Cf~A l D11'0St1 >NSU UNCI (Q I'Otl l iOH • ' \ ' J.oin with the :'FRIENDLY ONES" in attending the church of your · choice this Easter Sunday- MEMBER FDIC SYSTEM ' " Contentment makes poor men rich ; discont e nt makes rich men poor . " POMEROY, OHIO ·Mrs. Frances Alkire and Betty Bishop attended the 35th • • ann oWJced. account here. For even more interest why not opt for '• • ' also received a superior rating NEWS Tuesday evening. Keep snowflres In fop shape for next Win fer by laying fltem flat in a dry cool place ... away from electric motors fltaf can prove harmful. place his band in the slate contest April 19. Gallians will get a chance to see the band April II at the first annual Band-0-Rama at Kyger Creek High Sehool. All county bands including the Gallia Academy High Band which reading. tonation, plays musically with in PorL<;mouth, will perform. The school's annual Spring The band's warm .up tune good contrast and wi th exConcert is set lor friday, May was " His Honor " by Henry pression . Fillmore. Other numbers were Direclor Phillips will now 16. Veterans Memorial Hospital "Glenwood" by Erickson and SATURDAY ADMISSIONS " Lethbridge Overture" by - Gra ce Whaley, f'omeroy; Polyhar. Howard Richards , Jr .,. Tw enty-sev en bands parWaynesburg; Robert Steffel, ticipated. The Kyger Creek Shade . SATURDAY DISCHARGES Continued from page 1 - Melissa Riggs, Hugh Bush, Harrisonville Nellie Durm , Margaret Justi ce. casting." SUNDAY ADMISSIONS In the television field, NBC was cited for five specials: Society News Ruth Steffel, Shade ; Erma "Go!," ' 'IBM Presents Clarence Darrow," "The Execution of Boothe, Racine ; Evelyn Mrs. Norma Lee is helping Private Slavik," "The Law ," and "Tornado : 4:40p.m., Xenia, Wea ver, New Haven ; Rhonda Mrs. frances Young .care for Ohio. " Snider, Middleport; Lois her brother, Eugene Young. Wolfe, Racine ; Ward Sayre, POWERFUL THUNDERSfORMS RAGED OVER the Mr . and Mrs. fred Diers of Ra cine; George Turnbull, St. Paul, Minn., were overnight nation's midsection Sunday night, spawning tornadoes and high Hartford; David Hubbard, guests of Mrs. Eugene Atkins winds and dwnping heavy rains which pushed already glutted Syracuse; Debra Hager, and Ruby Diehl. They also rivers over their banks. Cheshire; Milford Bailey, visited at the home of Mary An elderly couple were injured when a tornado swooped Athens. down on their lannhouse at Altona, Ill., SWlday night. The Diehl and Mr. and Mrs. felix SUNDAY DISCHARGES twister ripped out power lines and touched off a fire in the house, Alkire. Fannie Dewees, Homer Gilkey, Mr . and Mrs. M. A. Epple injuring Louis John, 83, and his wife, Ingrid, 77, who were Callie Metheny . attended a church supper at hospitalized in serious condition . Rutland on Monday evening . li'Ir. and Mrs. Larry Clark, Hulzcr Medical Center Tamra, Penny and Wendy of Births FUNNY BUSINESS Chester visited the Bob Clarks friday ' CAN 40J 1ELL ME. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sunday. News. ' ' • • • �' . , . r 2- The Dally Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 Tuesdav March 25~ Loan is Costs on th~ farm booming ~Mason County News Notes ~ By Alma Marshall approved I to DOT I --------------------------~ Letton al oplaloa aft weiCOIIItd Tboy ahoalcl bo lou i ' 111u • wonll 1011& (or bo ,..,jtcl to rtdadlo• by tile tdiiOr) ud m1111t bo 1lptd with lbe slpee'• lddrtn NIIIDtl DIIY be wllbbeld upoa publlcatl1111 However, 011 reqlltlt, DIIID<S ..Ul be dllcloaed Lttten abould be Ia lood Iaaie, addftiiiDI lssuet, aat penouUIIel 3- Tbe Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesdav, March 25 1975 ~~-::,~,:,::::'~~w.l">li'"I'J'"'!t"f:.W"I'Je:>!t~'lll8 "lll!'"~l8·~t~~:~t'll'1fo .~ ...OS:~I$:~.i: e : ~ / I I « and $2 115 support targets were By BERNARD BRENNER mcreased about 49 8 per cent higher than rates Butz felt UPl Farm Editor Some of thiS mcrease is due to : WASHINGTON (UPI) - The expanded prQduction efforts, were justified I mamsprmg behmd the current but the majority IS from m· The target prices do not act to 1 Attended a Mason County Commissioners meetmg recently m prop actual market pnces congressiOnal drtve to ratse creased prtces Pomt Pleasant, as a member of Mason ExtenSion Homemakers ' The 10dex of prtces for which can -If suppUes are support targets for major farm I Club Several other ladies of the Helpmg Hand Extell8lon crops IS the fact that farm product ton tlems has mcreased heavy and demand i.s weak I productton costs have boomed 3& per cent durmg the past two fall to prtce support loan levels Homemakers Club mterested m the continuation of the work 10 the past two years, a Senate years (and) most eipectations currently set at $1 10 a bushel project of restor10g thiS histortc old borne Of Vll'gU A LewiS also I By LEE LEONARD are that there will be further for rorn and $1 38 for wheat If attended Among them were Mrs Earl Ingels, Mrs Charlotte staff report mdtcates I I UP! Statehouse Reporter Support rates currently prtce Increases for most mputs market prices fall below the Jenks, Mrs DoriS Roberts and Mrs Freddie Thabet COLUMBUS (UPI) - The scheduled for key crops like thts year Many members from the New Haven and Mason Emergency targets, however, the governReflect upor& past deeds Ohio House has received from wheat and corn were drafted m "Since farm product prtces ment is obliged to pay farmers Squads were present, including Dtck GrUtStead of the New Haven the Senate leg•slatwn autl>ortz- mtd-1973 as part of a hard- could show Significant declines the difference between market group and Roger Hysell from Mason Dear Edttor mg an $18 5 mtlhon loan to the fought compronuse between thiS commg year the cost- and target rates on a portion of Joe Richards, program manager, State of West Yll'gmlB • In regard to our ratlroads pullmg out of Metgs Calha and state Transportsllon Depart- Agrtculture Secretary Earl L prtce squeeze would result m thell' production Governor's Highway Safety, spoke m regard to obta1n1ng adAthens Counties ment to secure $4e 8 mtlllon m Butz and congreSSional farm an !DlpoSSlble SituatiOn for far· dillon emergency ambulance vehtcles He praiSed the New Just stop and think bow much money these ratlroads poured federal matchmg funds lor leaders Haven Volunteer Emergency Squad, after gomg wtlh the squad mlo our counties and all the men who worked on these ratlroads mers " Senate staff experts highway construction on a number of runs, 'as bemg one of the best squads m the They spent !hell' money m our towns and pa1d taxes on property The agreement pegged sup- roncluded The Senate Monday mghl state" Along wtth New Haven Mason's Volunteer E-R Squad To ease the situation, farm port targets for both the 1974 to make good htghways and then the trucks took the busmess and narrowly approved the loan and 1975 crops at $1 38 a bushel bloc leaders proposed In a bill takes care of many emergenctes that occur m lhts part of the they were lwd off from the general revenue lund rounty L W Getty, Clerk of the County Court, reported that he REQUEST DENIED whtch won House passage for corn and $2 05 a bushel for I would ltke to ask the state and coun ty offtclBis and mer overlooking nagg10g opponents CHICAGO (UPI) The had talked to a consultant from the State Library Commission Thursday to raiSe the 1975 corn d!ants , who gave them the money ' The ra1lroad and employes who complamed state support target to $2 25 a bushel ntinol.9 Liquor Control Com and that the grant for a new library m Mason, had been apphed or the truckers ? resources are dwmdl10g as the and the wheat target to $3 10 a mission has derued a request for, and granted and reportedly will be but!! on the Vll'gll Lewts· You can't put out everythmg and recetve noth10g I wonder tl end of the fiscal year ap.. for a rehearmg on 1ts decision Ed Roush property whtch the County Court purchased our people care about uur ratlroads, or IS 11 the loss of the btg bushel JH'Oaches Present bestdes persons from Mason, New Haven were Current prtces are well to revoke licenses for liquor taxes commg 10 from the ratlroads ' Democrats favormg the above those levels But concesstons operatmg at representatives from the town of Hartford and PI Pleasant Now just gtve th e railroads and their employes a break and proposal as a posstble atd to the wheat and provtded a rost-ol- sponsors of the bill satd the Chicago Stadium, White Sox Present to hear the delegates were Comnusstoners Btll Rardm, the merchants and rounty off1c1als can help 11 they really want economy wtth extra road productton escalator rould he Adkins, Mtchael Whalen and Clerk of County Court L Clarence Park and two llhnots move would assure farmers of to I worked on K and M N Y C 45 years and spent my money ronstruct1on projects mustered applied to 10crease the rates 10 racetracks some income protection If btg W Getty like all my railroad brothers Come on th10k what 11 means to only 17 votes, the mmiiilurn 1976 Sportsystems 1.9 the parent crops should push market our rounty alone G1ve our ratlroads a helptng hand at least half required lor passage of a btll m Since then, however a report prtces unexpectedly below the company of Empr!Se Corp MASON - Rev Clarence McCloud, pastor of Mason Untied our bustness and the railroads and thell' employes will thank prepared by the staff of the proposed new targets The which was conVIcted m Cali· Methodist Church has announced that Holy Commuruon at the the Senate you Three Democrats Jomed Senate Agrtculture Commtttee Senate Agrtculture Corruruttee fornlB several years ago of church will he held on Thursday evenmg at 7p m Charles Cohen Retired yard master of theN Y C R R Republicans 10 opposmg the po1nts out that •quantum was scheduled to ronSlQer tts ronspll'tng to atd racketeermg Easter Sunrtse servtce wtll he held at 6 30 a m Breakfast jumps ' m farm production verSlon of the bill today 1t"'*'"*:::.~..~..:-. : : : : : -: >.. ~ x ~ .. -: =::-:x x ..! .. .. ~ measW'e on grounds the gener The IllinoiS Liquor Control will be cooked by the men of the church and served !Dlffiediately § ~ <' a! revenue fund already has costs have taken place Admlnlstrallon farm of· Comm151ton revoked Sportsys- after the servtce to the ladtes and children Every category of farm The mornmg worship servtce wtll be at 9 45 and Sunday been tapped to the limit for fictals reject the argument that tems liquor licenses earlier operatmg expenses except higher targets are needed thiS month on grounds the Scbool at 10 45 a m ' othS:~ p~se;lagle, D-Galton, livestock has mcreased, With because the 1973 compronuse rompany has not been "suffi. MASON - ON WEDNESDAY evenmg, March 26 prayer James E Cosio, editonal page editor of the Huntington explamed the fede~al govern feed, lert thzer, machmery, failed to allow for a cost- ctently rehabilitated" smce the fuel and rent leading the way, • servtce wtll be held at Chr!Sllan Brethren Church m Mason Herald Dispatch Saturday summed up pretty well what direction men\ has released $2 btlhon of-production escalator m 1975 Emprtse conviction Sportsystems attorneys 111- Servtce wtll commence at 7 30 informed opinion will take of John A Keel's The Molhman worth of htghway construction the report satd They ma10tam the escalator ' In this IIDle, total expendi· was delayed untll1976 to offset dlcated they will appeal the Prophecies" publtshed yesterday by Saturday Revtew Press (2?D funds on a l1rst-eome, firstSunriSe Service will be held at 5 30 a m on Easter and lures lor production tlems the fact that the lnittal $1 38 deClSIOil served bastS He satd the pages, $7 95) regular church service wtll he held at 9 45 a m and the evenmg service on Easter will he at 7 30 James H LeWis wtll deliver the In Cosio's 'Strictly Personal ' column, Keel's work, whtch Is Transportation lleparlment does not have the money to messages related to what some wtll recall as the Mason County Monster era , ts summed up largely as balderdash and an excellent attract Ohto's $46 8 mtlllon THE YOUTH Fellowship of Mason Untied Methodist Church example of what people will do make a buck His remarks follow, share in substance ' U we do not act, there 's a - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' _ ; ; ____________, IS havmg a spaghetti supper on Monday, March 31, from 5 to 7 John A Keels claims he's been harassed by the Internal strong posslblity some other 1 1 P m The pnce of the dinner wtll be $1 50 lor adults and 75 cents Revenue Servtce, the telephone company and mysterious beings state would encumber this for chtldren ""URS " wbo have something to do With what most folks call • flying money and it would be lo8t to saucers " Thus he says, he's on his way to beroming a canthe state of Ohto," Slagle satd TWO LADIES from lhts area attended the 45th Annual State - '' ,rW>-'" ' 24 dictate for th Iunny farm " Republlran Opposition (" " r • ~» ~~~ p Y.l r:f'le ~:~ a.,, th,. "'1ll'lottftJ;3 ol your IIIUtcMbile and thl> hni'Jage of the Garden Club Convenhon at the Greenbrter, White Sulphur r r.- :;~ .. , ~ Ll" , .. "l the how '"' :J why 'lf dotn~ ~ "'Pl~ I!'.Sintrn•nee jobs. War\: on your' own car Now, I don 't know whether the IRS or any of the others that Senate Mmonty Leader MiSprmgs, recently Mrs Ray Proffitt, Mason, represented the R3 th)o! an<. n1 110:~ p~rlll \ t~ ('.~.a~ a i. ze IHJU."'U" 14 JtUd'"'nts. Keel cites are gullty of what he says But I do know 1 wouldn t chael J Maloney, RNew Haven Garden Club and Mrs Mel Clark, West Columbia, 8 argue with the serond half of his statement Cincmnall led the Republican represented the Nehaci1Dl3 Garden Club ,r, "~n rN"r RfAfl P'"; T ue;~~. 7 oo-1n oo ~zo co 24 Keel ~ identified by his publisher only as •an acknowledged oppoSition, pomtmg out the l:r:;' 7"' h tii,.. -~,. tc pri!~df!lell of intupretirag ~lueprintl and apedficatiooa co...,n to leader in the field of UFO investigations" _ Is the autbor of a ._legtSlature ts constderlllg $50 e ! ~ctrit'\• ~ ~r.h1n~ trarl~ ~~ weld1~J .. A text-.ar~boo• ia reQuired . Clasa -.xi~• 15. C?r.~i d~r ~1~ tiMe wll~ b~ ~r ~ n~ ~t•uRlly drawing. new book, 'The Mothman Prophecies "The volume pronuses to mtlhon worth of other sup.. be of special interest to many Tri.State Area readers, especially plemental appropriations and .:.'.=:.~~ Tu•a. ,.., 00-1 0 00 $20 .,00 24 8 those wbo believe in flying saucers - a group that doesn't 111• has virtually used up a surplus Th ts co ura~ cov~r• ba~tc ho ~s~~~ . , ~lt 1 nr and h~ ueprint f~adinw. Actual experience can elude yours truly projected for June ~e r.alnr~ thtoU~) t~e U3t ol p~ n~l boards with reftl c1rcuita. Helpful to both men aad ~m~n •~o pl•n to re• ~ re t heir hoMe. A text-.orkboo' il required. Cl••• ..xi~u. 15. While Keel ranges over the whole history of UFOs, he ron'I don't believe the $47 centrates on a series olinctdents right here 111 the Tri.State And millton worth of federal funds flRC Wf l-~ Wed,. 7 t OO.. l O•OO $25.00 24 8 those slghtlngs provide the book's UUe IS sufficient reason to take this A course a~ • ~ rned lor the brginnin1 welder. laatructlod in oxyacettlene and arc weldinl• In 1966 and 1967, the Poml Pleasant area was plagued with kind of a gamble With the s ~t-up and ! af~ty ~quipcent. Practice in runn i n1 • bead in flat and borlzontll autf&cea and joints. Weld i nl gorglea, h•~er and gloYet are to bt furnished by tbe atudent reports of people seeing a giant batllke bU'd • With gleaming red general revenue lund, MaClas:~ m:aXH'IU!I 18 l..t s.,udcnts. ,., • eyes The reports received considerable news roverage in this Ioney said the other one also help to bmld Sen Mangene Valiquette, DBy Lawrence E Lamb, M D newspaper and elsewhere and, smce one of the witnesses muscle mass There are dif described It as lookmg like a giant moth, the strange cntter was Toledo, pomted out AADI2 '"" r uu. 7 oo-lo oo Szo.oo 7.4 8 DEAR DR LAMB - I saw soon christened ~Mothman " Republicans were m favor of i\"ii1nttoJuctory course tn ndLo and tv fundaaentau. Will cover tbe bUict of TY npa1r your colwnn suggestmg to a ferences m opm10n as to how A typical destTiption offered by a yo uno man who clauned to Gov James A Rhodes' and ml.i nte nance , wiunr ant! antenna• A g:~:~od course for thou wha want te~ eballense WOIDW1 that she should start a much good you gel out of them • d $ their 111:iOOs. A text ..~rkbook h r~'luued. Cbs. IWliiiUII l5 student&. b Ill or how much you need to do, have seen It "It was shaped Uke a man but bigger Maybe six propose 1 6 I on Iranprogram to mcrease her but you can get some beneftt and a half or seven feet tall And tt had big wmgs folding against sportation bond tssue reqwr10g PWMI!ING AND MBATING rueo. 7•00-10 'JO $20.00 24 s muscles m order to lose wetght I think tt IS IDlportant to get its back It had two big eyeslikeautomobilerefiectors ,, an increase tn the state An excellent course coverlnr pipe •y•teu. fixtures and appliance., water aupplJe•. 'Ihat's a new tdea tome Would At the same Ume, other people reported seeing mysterlous gasolme tal .Sralnar~ syateq, watel' heahng deV1cea, soil pipe, and basic pluflbina tecbniquea. you explain a httle more JUS! some good supervtston when 'lth kth I d ha Thu course wi ll offf!r practical infornation helpful to the bo~~eowner. More advanced you first start a muscle aer lalllghts and several homes in the Point Pleasant area were '" IS sa goo c nee co u u es • 111 bt o ff ere6 1n th e F all. "• "'Irkbooll: ia requ1red. Muiw• clue aize 14. how one goes about IDlprovtng strengthenmg exerctse the scene of unearthly and ghostly manifestations 'Some'thlng to see how much htghway their muscles', What kind of unnatural was stalking the htlls of West Vll'ginla," Keel writes construction will do lor the Sl!IIING 11 '1'11ur • 7 ·lXl-10• oo $1' .oo 24 a exerctses and how often does tl program so that you will he Because Keel says he has changed the names of many of the eronomy Without ronurutUng Thb '" •• expandod chu offetinr ..,.. advaocod aubject •tter tban Smn1 1 take' I'm mterested m losmg usmg all the muscles properly people he quotes in order to protect their privacy It's !Dlposslble the people of this state to a Stitcheo for double kn1t fabrlu are coverod In deptb and ,... eiiJ)bu•• Ia pl;.,ed on wetght, bull sure don't want to wtthout strammg yourself • large f , d actual uwinr than on theory. You caa brin1 your oWD •chine to ola... l l u i - 14 • Many of the YMCA and WYCA to check hiS book case by case Nevertheless, a check of newsamoun1 o money • sat develop btg bulgmg muscles It organizations are eqwpped to paper lUes reveal any number of 19611-67 news stortes reporting Sen Valtquette <MITriNG AND caocHBT '1'11u<. 7•1Xl-lO·OO $U. OO 11 6 might look all rtght on a man do thts for you 11If you're worrted about $19 Uus kind of happening riit. ia the perfect cou.rae for thoee who nnt to learn ho• to Qll:e a bea•Uhl afpa but not on a woman The muscle butldmg So what dtd these people see? Keel rejects the popular exmillion, why let $47 rnilllon get Stu6ento ""'t oupplr their own .. terlalo, You can catch up on the hteat , ..lip DEAR READER - Women away ?" kpittin1 &nd enjoyin& JOUrael{. Maxiau• Cl&SI lize 15 atudeata. program Will bwld energy don't have to develop btg ttssue that will enable your pianatlonoI VISitors from aoolher planet "Rather," he explams, 24 8 "1 have come to realize that we have been observing complex Money From Santa Claus ACCOONTING t ruu. 711Xl-lO•OO $u.oo bulging muscles to do forces which have always been an essential part of our tmSlagle agreed ' nus IS the De.t~~d to prow ide experience• in bootUepull and accounua1• A p-eat cauue for tbe somethmg about muscle body to use more energy at rest mediate environment' These are, he insists, bemgs and forces only appropriation we can ...u bulineaa•n. The courae ahould gin you • fOod workial taowltdge of recorda buildmg to control thetr body than tl does tl too much of your 1 15 which coexist with us but are on another time frame - ' they make and get 2'h times extra,' and how to uae th .. e!foctl..ly. A text-,.,rkbook h required. c1a.. otu6ento. wetght In fact when done body wetght IS• fat In two people Jf tdenttcal weight, one • 24 1 operate outside the limits of our space-time contmuum yet have he said We can get $47 million PlllTOGRAPHY 1 rueo. 7•1Xl-lO•OO $2o.oo properly tl helps most women fat and the other muscular, the ' the ability, to cross over into our reality " from Santa Claus" Technlc;uts lor 1etUq tM ••t out of' your ca.-eu, how tbe ca•rt. woru, lt:ladinl look a lot finner and tr1mmer Balderdash The Senate Fmance Conurutand adjustins. ,ood picture CO~~pGaition, lilbtlna and title expoaure. Plenty of dart• The problem w1th most muscular person will use more I'm wllling to CQncede that some of the people who reported tee late Monday rught Wlaruroo• tl~~e t~ actually develop and pcint your ouw hl•. Bdns your ca•n and exercise programs to control calortes at rest and Will have mousl app ed ..,1 lll equiPNnt the fint aiebt. A. aoteboot b required. Claaa axlw• 12 atudeatl. more energy meetmg up WIlh Mothman saw something What I don't know Y rov a •• nu on wetght ts that they are These exerc1ses don't 8 But I'll eat my typewriter tflhere'snot a rational explanatton to supplemental appropriation TYPING r ruea. 7•Q0-10 oo $15.00 24 destgned to run or burn off replace the need for some tt Double talk about the ''space-time oontmuwn' unpresses me for public welfare, but not X courae for thoae .tlo type under 3.5 "~'~'• Bleetdc or •a.nal typewri ten wi til e.pb.uia calortes and that takes a lot of endurance exerctses, par not And, of course, after those first &ghtlngs got so much at- beforeargumgforalmostthrec on the baalc• Lett~r writinJ, apud and keyboard control ar~ atre..ed. A ten.book 11 contmuous effort ticularly the need lor walking, hours 0 ver se 1 1 d required. ct ..a -.xi iiU• 15 atudenta. tention, a great many other folks saw Mothman because (etlher a r es o amen • The baste prmctples of but they help 10 mamtammg conSCiously or subronsctously) they wanted to ments $2 2 million wetght trammg IS to lilt a load to th which fadded th bill 1'\af.l. 7tD0-10100 $15.00 24 II posture, helpmg to control And an equaUy familiar aspect IS Keel's complaints of being e rost 0 e phuea o• beg•nnlnr '""Ina, pattern layout, toolo aad otltcbeo uold. that IS light enough that you obestty and avmdmg the ' harassed and spied on because of his mvestigations He says his Rep Frederick N Young, RYou can brinr your own oacblne or use one of ouro. Moot plo bon • sreat tiM In tbia can lilltl three times m sucnuddle-aged spread phone and maU have been tampered wtlh and notes and tapeDayton, author of the Houseco..,••· No """bo.. II requlrod, lNt ro• ..,,, furollh roar o'"' nterlolo. -~- u. cesston wtlhout dtfftculty reQ)rdlngS stolen Others who have looked 10to UFOs have passed legislation, told the tr!SIMBSS AHD OI'PICB MCHINl!S When you get so you can hft tl cornplamed of almtlar problems Many blame the Air Force or commtltee the money IS Tbut, su,oo 24 12 l!Dles m a row Without 8 7 ,oo-10 , 00 The Almanac the Federal Bureau of lnvesllgalion or even that all-purpose needed to offset the cost of uno eouru 11 the one •••.,.... baa uked for. tt co..ro colcUlotoro tJ-Itan trouble then you should mBy United Press loteroaUooalvlllain, the Central Intelltgence Agency rapidly rlsmg welfare duplicatoro and tiM proceu•• lnvolvod wltb each. A won book 11 requlrld. -~-· crease the load You don't need Today ts Tuesday, March 25: "I wish the answer were that sunple, ' Keel complams caseloads chaa ahe. ia 15 atudeou, to strain and grunt or produce the 84th day of 1975 wtth 281 toC "Somebody somewhere does not want us to understand the true Young advtsed the ~~~~~~ hermas t I comlh nw.r. 7:IJO-lO•OO su.oo 24 a ittee follow : nature of this phenomenon and its true purpose ' m agams gomg a ong WI wl th factoro tbat caU-<t your prdea to ..... 0 biah.. yield. Toplca And, ))ere IS the be~t part More balderdash a House proVISion to restore co•ued !'!\elude plallt nrhtiea, aoil preparation, fertUbatJon, •tbodl ot plantinl you don t need to have a long The moon ts approaching ttC Surely the most controversial aspect of thlS book _ and, to be regtonal welfare offices m weed •ad iaaect contr-ol and caanina n1etabtn. Mlx:i . . c1a11 size 15.. ' dally exerctse program u you full phase • The mormng stars ar; frank, a Side of 11 that thts reader found more than a btl Youngstown Portsmouth, Ull a wetghllhree to 12 I!Dles, n- to nd M sf ld ART AND 5Ctlt.P'n1R.J! 1bur. ?t(')()-10 00 $2.5.00 J4 a : distasteful - ts the author's su•gestions that there was a ~Y an te .,.;. e your own ~ 1nt 1n1 or aculptu~e. Dewelap an artiatic aDd creative apprectatio• three days a week (wtlh one Mercury, Mars and JUPiter a II n ad ld The evenmg stars are Venwl: relaUonshtpofsomesortbetweenlheMolhmanslghtingsandthe e 581 It wou cut into for art. Tbia II""" of our fnorite oubJoc:to ntb tiM atudento ond we tbouaht tbe day of rest between the : Dec 15, 1967,collapseoftheSilverBrtdge,lmktngPomtPleasanl fundsneededtofeedandclolhe II<IUlto ,.,uld aho lite u. Moot of the •terlolo are fumll>ed, but 00. . will ban to be exercise days) you will grow and Saturn WIUl OhiO weUare rec1p1ents purcll.aaed- dependinr on the project•. MaxiM&• ctua alze 12 atudenu. muscle mass faster than if you Those born on thiS date ar(: • At the very least, he argues, the disaster which cia IDled so But majority Democrats satd '1'11ur, ?•oo-lo·oo no coot try to hftthe same wetghl more under the stgn of Anes 6 12 818 u S11!DY ltaltan symphopy conducto~ many hves was foretold by several mdi.vtduals who are m contact the regional offtees were fliia h a ~h re-quuted cD~.ttu w wt.nt to oftu for aayone lllllo wantl to team .,re about Urnes daily or several tunes a with the "ultraterrestrtals" that are responSible for UFOs A needed to oversee county the Bible, '1'11ere will be 6 oeeUnp and each one will feature a different apeuer 00 day Too frequent exercise Arturo Toscanml was born: samplepropbecy "The pebbles on the beach are washed under welfare offices After a prtvate , ... pbue of the BLblt. We thlok you will like thio one. No ctau ohe Uolt and ao actually slows down the March 25, 1867 : On this day 10 history : the br1dge where the birds gather and where rays of light show caucus of Democratic conurutcoat· development of muscles They through " lee members, two reluctant ~ ..~"•" ~ need IIDle to respond to your In 1900, the Soctalist Party at: De Is ~ ~-·~ Thur, 7·1Xl-10.00 S20.00 18 6 Keel hmts that some of those who were killed m the spans mocra were conviOced & do-it-youuelf<u ond Nr, Fix! to will find tbla coune •err helpful. • alimulalmg them by wetght the Umted States was lormedo 1 m lndUlnapolts : oollapsemay have known "too much" about the exploits of Moth- and the proVIsiOn was retamed, additions, pan.nelioc, platterln1, PI! latina and f"f'Giture natoratloa are juat fn trmnmg man 6-5 o! the ~Uny areu you ws.ll cover. A wottbOOit 1a required. Cllu M:d.,. 15 ahtdeDta. Most of the gymnastic In 1911, a total of 147 persOOS: Still more balderdash - and ev1dence that some people will the bill out, s IDP .... - nc u.erctses help to build muscle died when trapped In a fire that: 8 th Before passing tt dded Thur. 7·00.10:00 su.oo 24 andsaymostanylhingtomakeabuck e ronum ee a Tl\u couru II for aftyono •ahnr to update tlloir •th aUlla ift lllduatry. '!he lateu because the muscle IS loaded swept the Trtangle ShirtwaiSt: do - A $173,500 appropriation to proctlnl(oot ..cteral •tb will be co•encl. A wotl!book !. requirod. Cl.. o - - u. Wlth the body wetght Pus!J.<Jps Co 10 New York City • set up food stamp ' outreach and pull-ups are good examIn 1947, an explosiOn m ;:. stations," furmsh Iran- 1:.::;;:;;"'::::~;:-:::::==:::-;:=:--------.;;,-------·---~ pies You can develop a good nune In Centralia, Ill , resul~ sporatton to them, advertise AliiiLT liiiii:ATia< llllGlS'IIIATI<lll POlJI roulme of these so that all of m the deaths of 11l men, mosC proJect S81d !hell' latest U!Spec· 1'0 ACCEPI' STADIUM and ei)lalld food stamp lii'TB <I' IUlGis-·n~ !be muscles m your body are 01 them asphyXIated by gW:: lions mdtcate the butldlng will them "hoUines ' •- ~·~---C1111Ct._ NEW ORLEANS (UPI ) - _ _ CASH--- IDQ'I' ClaDI!I - - - put under load lor several fumes • Louluana Superdome be substanllally complete and -A $2 million allocation for &,_ _ _ _ __ ._ _ _ _ lii'T A>lJ) rtMS._ _ _ _ _ _ TOIU PIBS.____ repeliUons In 1954, !be Radto Corpora... Executive Director Ben Levy ready for occupancy by Aug 1 dtsaster relief proJects m And, here IS another good lion of Amertca began 1..:: said Monday he will accept the Xenta lii'T AND TJIIE' - - - - - - - L PIBS· - - - ~ ·~~ pom t vuceyouhavedeveloped comtnerctal produclton o.C: t163 rnilllon stadtum before tts The House was to reronvene YOUR NANB your muscle mass to the optelevtSton sets to recetvS: oompletton m order to ac al II am today, while the ' S1Ul!T--'--------.-tlmal level for you, tl 1s programs m color : In 1956 whtte ctv:l nghts commodate the New Orleans Senalewastomeetat 1 30p.m IIY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ STAn:.__ _ _ zrP <XJDB,_ _ _ _ piiS81ble to mamtain the same worker V10la Liuzzo of Detrott Samts and Tulape UruverSlty • h • amount of muscle and strength A thought for the day • • e c eC' s pl.'f&bl~ to. Neill:• Lcteal &ard. No feu returned afbr firat ti b doi lor the upconung football was shot and killed on a road P •nd •aU thia font to·lta, Goad•n ~i .ee "'· Y ng the exercLSeS only Amertcan noveltsl Wtlham: near Selma, Ala She was A thought lor the day Brtlish ....................................!.... ~!111 School. loute 3_ ......... ~to',. ~O~b~l;o~4S7~t9;;.~L once a vreek se&IIDII .......... .............. Faulkner satd, "I believe that: followmg a protesl march Kmg George VI satd, The Isometric exerctses that Levy and represenlaltves of man Will not merely endure, M: demandmg equal voting rtghts htgbesl of diS Unctions IS servtce contract one muscle agamst service comparues and ar will prevail " to others'' chiiA!cts mvolYed m the dome lor Negroes Otuck Wepner would welcome rematch D RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI ) ogged, bull-strong Chuck Wepner, proud of hts honorable ~feat m Monday mght's ttUe out agamsl heavyweight champton Muhammad Ah would welcome a rematch ' I would hke to f1ght him agam, Wepner satd at a post ftght 10terv1ew before beiOg taken to a Cleveland area hosptlal for exammatton of his bloodted and shut left eye 1 made a rouple of nustakes 10 the fight I'd hke to fix up Maybe I wasn I gett10g off soon enough, trymg too hard to land that rtght hand ' And, yeah, I'd duck a httle mme The 35-year-old challenger from Bayonne N J , fought creditably through the first 14 'hrounds until Alt bombed him wtlh a combmallon and referee Tony Perez stopped the ftght wtlh 19 seconds to go I thought 11 was a very close fight and I had a shot to \\tn 11 1f I finished the 15th,' Wepner S81d Ali had a convmcmg lead on rounds but Perez and Judges Jack Keough and Sam Taor mma gave Wepner 129 potnts each at the lm1sh to re spectvely, 135, 131i and 138 lor All 'I thought I had the best of the mstde exchanges wtlh bod) on the farm front. · . I h t e ft y a er . . . , "i J tLa Adult evening courses offered - Increase muscles for better health HI-LO NECKLACE rv ••r• '" Yellow or Whtte •6.00 GOESSLER'S Jewei!J Store Court St, Pomeroy ...,u; - B·----------- HllNI!._____ ~·=· i t r ' ~ -.. t • ' punches and nghts to the head Wepner sa •d 'Ah does~ t hke to ltght 1ns1de and I wtsh Perez had let me work more ms1de 1 thought tw1ce I had h1m 10 trouble " One of those tunes came m Wepner With a r losmg flurry All sa1d he slipped but Wepner satd I knocked htm down wtth a n ght to the bod) behmd a left J8b, and Perez the mnth round when A11 went down w1th I 10 to go He was up at about the count of lour and !lmshed st ron gly wobbling t~greed 1t "~c: NEW YORK (UPI ) - Paul wtlh the conumssto ner that Snyder, owner of the Buffalo we re not supposed to be Braves, satd Monday the New talkmg about tt We mtend to York Kmcks were gutlty of try and arrange a pnvate other VIolations of National meettng tomor row wt lh lh e Basketball Assoctallon by laws t"Ommtss 1oner and wtlh the 10 addthon to tamperiOg and Kmcks at the league's Board of that he planned to file charges Governors meettng 10 Chicago agamst them wtth League but there wtll be addittonal Comm1sswner Walter Ken charges forlhconung nedy Snyder mdicated that he Snyder conftrmed tha he expected to wm h1s case would folio" through on the against the Kmcks for charges ~mpermg charge wtth reg rd </'lbfflPel'jng wtlh Donovan o the future of Gen al )>onovan cfu-rently the general Manager Eddie Donovan d/ manager of the Braves who 10d1cated that he would brmg prevwusly served m the same up other charges agamst the capactty w1th the Kmcks has Knicks as well However' he announced that he wtll be refused to discuss what those leaVIng the Braves when his other charges were contract exptres Apnl I and Were under an agreement stones have been r •rr·11ht n1 lr"""'" Norton NEW YORK (UP!) - A steady stream of sledge ham mer hke left Jabs has lifted Ken Norton back mlo the heavywetght lttle picture and left perennlBI contender Jerry Quarry wtlh a lace only a mother could love Norton, a devout pract10ner of postllve thinkmg, used a dozen or so left jabs to deliver a ftstful of negaltve thoughts to Quarry, who was battered mto rettrement Monday mght after fifth round suffermg a techmcal knockout m thetr • respect to Eddte Donovan It ts our understanding that Snyder contends that smce Donovan 1s free to discuss Donovan 1s a stockholder m the employment with us Although Bra\ es hts emplovment by we ha\ e dtscussed wtth New York would conshtute a Donovan the terms m which he Vlolalton of league by laws A nu gh t be employed by the sou1 ce close to the Krucks Kmcks when he IS no longer a however, srud that Donovan stockholder or an employe of has already agreed wtth the U1e Braves, we have not conBraves on the terms by whiCh cluded an agreement' he would gtv e up the stock Kennedy has ordered olKmcks Prestdent Mtk e ftctals from both clubs to ap.. Burke has flatly demed that the pear before him April 3 to Kmcks are gwlly of tampermg ans\\er charges of tampermg In a statement Burke estab- Kennedy called the hearmg m lished the Kmcks pos1t10n on response to a request by the matter The New York Snyder who had asked that the Kmckerbockers have not 1ssue be considered by the VIolated any provtston of the leagues Board of Governors NBA constitutiOn or any nghts durmg 1ts meetmg Tuesday of the Buffalo Braves w1th • back zn title picture lS scheduled 12-round ehmmallon bout at Mad1son Square Garden I m never gonna get cut agam m the nng,' sald Quarry, \\hose face was a bloody pulp when referee Johnny LoBianco stopped the one~tded affair at 2 29 of the fifth round Etghl stitches were needed to close the cut mfltcled over Quarry's nghl eye by Norton 10 the third round The 29 year old Cahforma lmhman also was bleedmg from cuts over SPRINGFIELD, Mass (UP!) - The tmage of Bill Russell wtll be btgger than life but the 11-9 frame of the real lhmg wtll be nollceably absent and conspicuously tgnored next month at the Nattonal Basket.. ball Hall of Fame mduction dinner The basketball shrme s board of directors announced Monday that Russell, who refused eleclton to the Hall m February, wtll be deptcted m a 10 foot htgh stamed glass wmdow along wtth the 93 other members But Russell wtll not be mducted along wtth three other men Apnl 28 smce the former Boston Celltcs star has refused to attend the enshrmement dinner Some day tf he dec1des to come to a dinner then we wtll enshrme hlm ' Hall D1rector Quality Food at Reasonable Prices Adolph's Dairy Valley Hrs 10 00 A M Ttlll 00 PM Sun Thur 10 00 A M Ttl12 00 P M Frt & Sat 992 2556 POMEROY, 0 Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come tQ ~ for income tax help. Reason l. We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction. We want to leave no stone unturned to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax his nose and m hts mouth \\htle his left eye was swollen shut While Norton unmarked except lor some of his opponent s blood whtch had rubbed off on parts of hts body and around the watstband ofhts blue vehet trunks put 10 hts claun for a th1rd and rubber ' match with champwn Muhammad Ah Quarry was bemg consoled b; his handlers and hts mother \\ho leaned over her son 10 th~ dressmg room and kissed him A pbotographer was snapp10g p1ctures of Quarry whtle he was be10g admmlStered to by a doctor and the bea ten l1ghter warned the ptcture taker, you better stop nght now hefore I take a sw10g at you I d like to go out wtth a httle d1gruty ' I see no future for him m the rmg" sa1d Quarry's manager G1l Clancy, who agreed wtlh his fighter's dec1ston to call 11 qmts after 11 years 10 the Lee Wtlltams satd If someone rmg- the last seven of them as has died or IS m the hosptlal, a leadmg contender for the we would mduct him m ab- l1tle stentia but tf a person does not The Norton-Quarry bout, have a good reason (for Witnessed by a crowd of 15,397, mtssmg the mduction ) then served as the closed c1rcu1t there wtll not be any ceremo- teleVIsion prei!Dlmary to the ny " Alt.Chuck Wepner IItle ftght m Russell, now roach of the Rtchfteld, OhiO lnlDlediately Seattle Supersomcs led the after Norton and Quarry left Celhcs to 11 Natwnal Basketball Assoctalton champwnshtps m his 13-year-eareer In that ltme the man who revoluttomzed the defenstve style of the game spurned md1vtdual awards When 10fonned he had been elected to the Hall of Fame, Russell declmed lor personal reasons" and refused to The Da1~ Sentinel By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor RICHFIELD Ohto (UP! ) - People aren t fussy anymore They settle for far less than they ever did More than that, they have become mured and almost !Dlpervtous to 10jusltce, no matter how flagrant tt IS They were mugged here Monday mght,all but hit over the head and thetr money taken from them for what was blatantly advertiSed as a world heavywetght champiOnship, and they went home after 1\ wtthout so much as a whunper They were fleeced rooked shortchanged and dtdn't seem to nund at all Awkward amateurish Chuck Wepner went 10 agamst Muhammad Aha ItJ..l underdog when he should've really been at least 5tJ..l, maybe even htgher Some of the punches he threw embarrassed hlDl he nussed them so badly He suffered the greatest posstble mdigmty any professiOnal can m the sixth round when the crowd of 18 847 actually taugbed at him as he flailed away feebly and meffectually at Ah covermg up and play10g peekaboo wtth htm mone of the corners Ali's overall performance agamstthe tremendously willing but tembly clumsy Wepner was not the kind that wtll rush to his mmd whenever any of hts grandchildren ask him to tell them about hts top 10 ftghts Alt prepared lor the contest mdlflerenlly and thought he could take out the rough hewn, unpohshed 3&year-old New Jerseytte whenever he liked, but he was wrong Dead wrong Chuck Wepner, a ham-and-egger, wound up gtvmg him more trouble than btg bad George Foreman Only twtce all mght dtd the 'people s champton • come anywhere close to lookmg the part once m the fifth when he pumped a steady successiOn of razor-hke left hands mto We!>' ner s raptdly thtckemng features, and agam 19 sec6nds from the roncluston of the ftghl when he sent the thm-halred challenger (Cont10ued on page 6) Ol:VOn:DTOTHE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA ZENITH CHESTER L TANNEHILL EJtec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH l COLOR TV C1f y Edtlor Pub l shed d c11ly except Saturday by The Oh o Val lev Pubt •sh.ng Company 1 11 Court Sf Po meroy • Oh 10 .45769 Busmess Offtce Phone 992 2156 Ed Jtor•a l Phone 992 2157 Second class postage pa 1d Pomeroy Oh o Loc.THE INCOMI! 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Ph. ttz..m5 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY et!LACK & at WHITE TV Nat onal advert S1ng r ep res entat111e Bothnetl h Gallagher Inc 12 East 42nd St New York New Yo rk Subscr pt on rates Del vered by carr1er where available 75 cents per week By Motor Route where ca rr~ e r ser111ce not a11allable One month S3 25 By ma 1 •n Oh!O and w va One Year S22 oo l S•x months Sll 50 Three months S7 00 Etsewher• S26 00 yea r Sue months S13 50 three months S7 SOl Subscr.pt.an pnce Includes Sunday Trmes Sent net Perez fell he had to stop tl but I ····::::::::::::::::::::::::;<:~<':<: ·•·· h" '= :<,: ~:::::::::::::::::::::>,' t"Ould deflrutely have gone the other 2Q seconds I ve had 113 lights (counting amateur bouts) and this ts ABA Stan dmg s the fir st !IDle they ever stopped By Un t e d Pres s Intern a l onal East " fight on me except for cuts ' g b Wepner must have been N ew York w ssI nt pet 705 51 16 66'1 more dazed than he reahzed K en tu c ky 3 ' St Lo u s 17 so 351 17 > tllQugh, because h1s cornerman Memph s 25 51 329 15 1>2 195 39 ' had to help haul him up on his V rg n a W es t stool for a breather before w 1 pet • b 60 18 769 escortmg hlDl out of the rmg x De n ve r An ton o 47 J 1 60J 13 Wepner praiSed All as • a great San lnd ana 42 J-1 SSJ 17 Utah J J 4J 419 26 champiOn a great lighter Q1ego 3 1 47 397 29 and added, 'I feel no shame to SanK Cl n c h ed d1v1ston tttle Monda ys R esul t lose to a man of his stature Ken tu ck y 99 Ut ah 84 How many guys do you kno\\ Tuesday 5 Gam (' 5 "ho went IS rounds w1th Den11er at Mem ph 5 Muhammad Ali and were sttll nd a 1a at Ula ll Pro Standing8 m there punchmg at the end ? eSTER EO MASON FURNilURE HERMAN GRATE 773 SS92 I MASON, W VA ' LastSchool Saturday at Shendan H1gh m Thornville the Metgs gtrls gymnashcs team won a nwnber of awards The awards system •s as follows scale 1-10 ( 10 hemg perfect) I 3 99 yellow rtbbons 4 5 99 wh1te nbbons, 11-7 99 red nbbons and 8-10 blue rtbbons Wmners were Mary Blaett nar whtte rtbbon, on the bars Lo n Wyn e, wh1te ri bbon balance beam Sally Walters yello\\ nbbon vault and whtte nbbon bars Becky Thomas whttc nbbons vault and m te rmed~ate fl oor exerc tse, and red nbbon balance beam Accompanymg the gtrls were Pa1ge Sm1th Cathy Blaellnar Mrs Eleanor Blaettnar and Coac h Kenda Chaney Blass may be washed up By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Steve Blass may have run out of last chances The 32 year-old right-hander of the Ptltsburgh Pirates ts trytng desperately to salvage so methmg from a oncepromiSing career that took a downward plunge two seasons ago when he suddenly lost his control but he's haVIng much difltculty l10dmg the way back Even though every member of the Ptrates, mcludmg Manager Danny Murtaugh, IS pulling for Blass to stratghten himself out, the club IS runnmg out of ttme The Pirates will have to get lhell' roster down to the 25-player IIDltt wtlhin two weeks and based on hts performance to date, Blass wtll not be one of the players kept Hts status wtth the club certainly took a nosedtve Mondsy when he walked 11 batters m less than lour innings m a 16-4 exhtbtlton loss to the Chtcago Whtle Sox Blass started the game and was charged wtlh three walks and two runs m the hrst three mrungs then fell apart completely by walkmg etght batters 10 the fourth before Murtaugh mercifull~ relieved him The Whtte Sox ended up srormg etght runs 10 the fourth en route to the vtctory which came m the second game of a doubleheader In the opener the Pirates pounded Wlute Sox ace Wilbur Wood for 14 hils and won, 8-2, m an abbreviated seven-tnnmg contest Rtchte Zisk drove m five runs lor the Pirates m the opener In other games, Philadelphia walloped the New York Mets 9-7, Los Angeles outslugged Boston, 13-12, Clnclnnall downed St Lows, 6-4, Texas beat Mmnesota, 8-5, Mtlwaukee nipped Chicago, 76, San Franclsro routed San Dtego, 15-4, Oakland topped Cahlorma, 8-7, Atlanta delfaled Montreal 4-2, and Detroit edged the New York Yankees 6-5, m 10 1nn10gs Greg Luzinskt, also attemptmg a comeback from a knee injury that stdehned him almost all of last season, homered, singled and tripled to lead the Phtls over the Mets Btll Rob10son also homered for the Phils while Dave Kingman hit a pall' of homers lor the Mets" Kmgman now has seven homers in exhtbtlton play Ron Cey drove m seven runs wtth two homers, one of them a grand slam, to hlghbght the Dodgers' triumph There were etghl bomers m the game as a slllong w10d earned routine fly N H L Stand.ngs By Urt ted Flrl'ss International balls over the fence Joe Ferguson also homered for the 01\IISIOn 1 w I t pts gf ga Dodgers whtle Fred Lynn, Rico Pll ladtpll 45 18 10 100 262 , 69 Petrocelli, R1ck Burleson, Kim NY Rangers 35 26 13 83 297 255 Andrew and Tim Blackwell NY ts land e r s31 2.4 19 812.44202 A tlanta 31 29 13 75 224 2 15 ronnected lor Boston D111r S10n 2 The Reds rallted for three w I t pts gf g,a Van co uver J.tl 3 1 9 n 247 243 runs off rehef ace AI Hrabosky in the eighth Inning to score Ch cago 3 4 32 8 76 24fl 223 St Lous 30301 4 74 248 252 thetr sixth stratght Grapefrutl M nn eso ra 21 45 7 49209318 Kansas( ty 14 49 10 38 169 302 League trmmph and 11th 10 thetr last 12 games Cmcinnat 01\II SIOn J w I t pts gf ga collected ltve hits m the eighth, Monlreal 43 13 17 103 341 209 wtlh John Vukovich smgling Los Ange les 39 15 19 97 247 16a home the tte-breakmg rtm Pittsburgh JJ 26 15 81 301 267 The Rangers clobbered Bert Detro t 21 41 12 54 235 307 Wash ngton 6 63 5 17 157 40B Blyleven lor seven runs m lour DIVISIOn 4 w I t pis gf ga inn10gs en route to their victory X Bu lla to 46 13 15 107 336 27'1 over the Twins Back-to-back Boston 40 23 11 91 334 228 homers by Jim Sundberg and Toronto 30 3 1 13 73 266 29 1 Wtllle Davis m the fourth Ca l forn•a 19 43 12 50 203 289 ll Chncl'led diVISIOI'I highlighted the Texas attack Mondays Result Leo cardenas also homered lor T o ronto 5 Callforn a 3 Texas Tuesdays Games Montreat at NY Is l anders George Scott's two-run stogie Kansas C t y at M1nnesota sparked a l1ve-run ftflh mmng that enabled the Brewers to beat the Cubs ptlcher Jtm Barr hit an mstde..\he-park grand slam homer to pace the Gtants vtctory Ron Reed allowed only three htts m seven mnmgs to highhght the Braves wm Angel Mangual's tworun ninth Inning homer gave Oakland tts vtclory and Ron LeFlore trtpled and scored when shortstop Fred Stanley's relay throw sailed mto the dugout to gt ve Detroit the wm over the Yankees ot all car insurance policies are alike. 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' )C Sport Parade recently that he mtght disclose his reasons maybe 10 three years or maybe never The Hall of Fame's executive board tmtially dtscussed resc•ndtng Russell 's elecbon, then recommended at a March 5meetmg that he be honored m the usual fashton - mmus the mductton ceremony The 47member board of directors agreed 'overwhelmmgly but not unan!Dlously' wtlh the recommendation, accordmg to W1lhams The stamed glass windows of the other three members wtll be unvetled durmg a ceremony Russell's wtll JUSt be there (unvetled) There won't be any ceremony Those recelVlng formal enshrmement next month mclude the late Enul Liston, founder of what evolved mto the Nattonal Assoctalton of lntercolleglBte Athlettcs , Robert Fuzzy " Vandivter, htgh school and college star m lndtana, and Joseph Brennan, pro from 19191936 who later coached Manhattan and St Francts College won at Sheridan " that he IS leavmg to reJOin New York as general manager discuss h1s reasons He sa1d W MAIN 1 fr-1 " down Wepner sa1d at the ftnslsh he never hurt me I got a htUe di zzy and fell down but I got up before the count of 10 Mr Braves" Snyder to file charges Russell will • zgnore event DR. LAMB ' Gymnastic awards Way of Oo tng Business GMAC FINANCING H2 S:l42 Pomeroy Open Evenings 'TII6 00 T1tS PM Sal 'I Buy Now or l.cry Away For Future Delivery. MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE 124 W. Ma1n 992-2848 Pomeror • + �' . , . r 2- The Dally Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 Tuesdav March 25~ Loan is Costs on th~ farm booming ~Mason County News Notes ~ By Alma Marshall approved I to DOT I --------------------------~ Letton al oplaloa aft weiCOIIItd Tboy ahoalcl bo lou i ' 111u • wonll 1011& (or bo ,..,jtcl to rtdadlo• by tile tdiiOr) ud m1111t bo 1lptd with lbe slpee'• lddrtn NIIIDtl DIIY be wllbbeld upoa publlcatl1111 However, 011 reqlltlt, DIIID<S ..Ul be dllcloaed Lttten abould be Ia lood Iaaie, addftiiiDI lssuet, aat penouUIIel 3- Tbe Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesdav, March 25 1975 ~~-::,~,:,::::'~~w.l">li'"I'J'"'!t"f:.W"I'Je:>!t~'lll8 "lll!'"~l8·~t~~:~t'll'1fo .~ ...OS:~I$:~.i: e : ~ / I I « and $2 115 support targets were By BERNARD BRENNER mcreased about 49 8 per cent higher than rates Butz felt UPl Farm Editor Some of thiS mcrease is due to : WASHINGTON (UPI) - The expanded prQduction efforts, were justified I mamsprmg behmd the current but the majority IS from m· The target prices do not act to 1 Attended a Mason County Commissioners meetmg recently m prop actual market pnces congressiOnal drtve to ratse creased prtces Pomt Pleasant, as a member of Mason ExtenSion Homemakers ' The 10dex of prtces for which can -If suppUes are support targets for major farm I Club Several other ladies of the Helpmg Hand Extell8lon crops IS the fact that farm product ton tlems has mcreased heavy and demand i.s weak I productton costs have boomed 3& per cent durmg the past two fall to prtce support loan levels Homemakers Club mterested m the continuation of the work 10 the past two years, a Senate years (and) most eipectations currently set at $1 10 a bushel project of restor10g thiS histortc old borne Of Vll'gU A LewiS also I By LEE LEONARD are that there will be further for rorn and $1 38 for wheat If attended Among them were Mrs Earl Ingels, Mrs Charlotte staff report mdtcates I I UP! Statehouse Reporter Support rates currently prtce Increases for most mputs market prices fall below the Jenks, Mrs DoriS Roberts and Mrs Freddie Thabet COLUMBUS (UPI) - The scheduled for key crops like thts year Many members from the New Haven and Mason Emergency targets, however, the governReflect upor& past deeds Ohio House has received from wheat and corn were drafted m "Since farm product prtces ment is obliged to pay farmers Squads were present, including Dtck GrUtStead of the New Haven the Senate leg•slatwn autl>ortz- mtd-1973 as part of a hard- could show Significant declines the difference between market group and Roger Hysell from Mason Dear Edttor mg an $18 5 mtlhon loan to the fought compronuse between thiS commg year the cost- and target rates on a portion of Joe Richards, program manager, State of West Yll'gmlB • In regard to our ratlroads pullmg out of Metgs Calha and state Transportsllon Depart- Agrtculture Secretary Earl L prtce squeeze would result m thell' production Governor's Highway Safety, spoke m regard to obta1n1ng adAthens Counties ment to secure $4e 8 mtlllon m Butz and congreSSional farm an !DlpoSSlble SituatiOn for far· dillon emergency ambulance vehtcles He praiSed the New Just stop and think bow much money these ratlroads poured federal matchmg funds lor leaders Haven Volunteer Emergency Squad, after gomg wtlh the squad mlo our counties and all the men who worked on these ratlroads mers " Senate staff experts highway construction on a number of runs, 'as bemg one of the best squads m the They spent !hell' money m our towns and pa1d taxes on property The agreement pegged sup- roncluded The Senate Monday mghl state" Along wtth New Haven Mason's Volunteer E-R Squad To ease the situation, farm port targets for both the 1974 to make good htghways and then the trucks took the busmess and narrowly approved the loan and 1975 crops at $1 38 a bushel bloc leaders proposed In a bill takes care of many emergenctes that occur m lhts part of the they were lwd off from the general revenue lund rounty L W Getty, Clerk of the County Court, reported that he REQUEST DENIED whtch won House passage for corn and $2 05 a bushel for I would ltke to ask the state and coun ty offtclBis and mer overlooking nagg10g opponents CHICAGO (UPI) The had talked to a consultant from the State Library Commission Thursday to raiSe the 1975 corn d!ants , who gave them the money ' The ra1lroad and employes who complamed state support target to $2 25 a bushel ntinol.9 Liquor Control Com and that the grant for a new library m Mason, had been apphed or the truckers ? resources are dwmdl10g as the and the wheat target to $3 10 a mission has derued a request for, and granted and reportedly will be but!! on the Vll'gll Lewts· You can't put out everythmg and recetve noth10g I wonder tl end of the fiscal year ap.. for a rehearmg on 1ts decision Ed Roush property whtch the County Court purchased our people care about uur ratlroads, or IS 11 the loss of the btg bushel JH'Oaches Present bestdes persons from Mason, New Haven were Current prtces are well to revoke licenses for liquor taxes commg 10 from the ratlroads ' Democrats favormg the above those levels But concesstons operatmg at representatives from the town of Hartford and PI Pleasant Now just gtve th e railroads and their employes a break and proposal as a posstble atd to the wheat and provtded a rost-ol- sponsors of the bill satd the Chicago Stadium, White Sox Present to hear the delegates were Comnusstoners Btll Rardm, the merchants and rounty off1c1als can help 11 they really want economy wtth extra road productton escalator rould he Adkins, Mtchael Whalen and Clerk of County Court L Clarence Park and two llhnots move would assure farmers of to I worked on K and M N Y C 45 years and spent my money ronstruct1on projects mustered applied to 10crease the rates 10 racetracks some income protection If btg W Getty like all my railroad brothers Come on th10k what 11 means to only 17 votes, the mmiiilurn 1976 Sportsystems 1.9 the parent crops should push market our rounty alone G1ve our ratlroads a helptng hand at least half required lor passage of a btll m Since then, however a report prtces unexpectedly below the company of Empr!Se Corp MASON - Rev Clarence McCloud, pastor of Mason Untied our bustness and the railroads and thell' employes will thank prepared by the staff of the proposed new targets The which was conVIcted m Cali· Methodist Church has announced that Holy Commuruon at the the Senate you Three Democrats Jomed Senate Agrtculture Commtttee Senate Agrtculture Corruruttee fornlB several years ago of church will he held on Thursday evenmg at 7p m Charles Cohen Retired yard master of theN Y C R R Republicans 10 opposmg the po1nts out that •quantum was scheduled to ronSlQer tts ronspll'tng to atd racketeermg Easter Sunrtse servtce wtll he held at 6 30 a m Breakfast jumps ' m farm production verSlon of the bill today 1t"'*'"*:::.~..~..:-. : : : : : -: >.. ~ x ~ .. -: =::-:x x ..! .. .. ~ measW'e on grounds the gener The IllinoiS Liquor Control will be cooked by the men of the church and served !Dlffiediately § ~ <' a! revenue fund already has costs have taken place Admlnlstrallon farm of· Comm151ton revoked Sportsys- after the servtce to the ladtes and children Every category of farm The mornmg worship servtce wtll be at 9 45 and Sunday been tapped to the limit for fictals reject the argument that tems liquor licenses earlier operatmg expenses except higher targets are needed thiS month on grounds the Scbool at 10 45 a m ' othS:~ p~se;lagle, D-Galton, livestock has mcreased, With because the 1973 compronuse rompany has not been "suffi. MASON - ON WEDNESDAY evenmg, March 26 prayer James E Cosio, editonal page editor of the Huntington explamed the fede~al govern feed, lert thzer, machmery, failed to allow for a cost- ctently rehabilitated" smce the fuel and rent leading the way, • servtce wtll be held at Chr!Sllan Brethren Church m Mason Herald Dispatch Saturday summed up pretty well what direction men\ has released $2 btlhon of-production escalator m 1975 Emprtse conviction Sportsystems attorneys 111- Servtce wtll commence at 7 30 informed opinion will take of John A Keel's The Molhman worth of htghway construction the report satd They ma10tam the escalator ' In this IIDle, total expendi· was delayed untll1976 to offset dlcated they will appeal the Prophecies" publtshed yesterday by Saturday Revtew Press (2?D funds on a l1rst-eome, firstSunriSe Service will be held at 5 30 a m on Easter and lures lor production tlems the fact that the lnittal $1 38 deClSIOil served bastS He satd the pages, $7 95) regular church service wtll he held at 9 45 a m and the evenmg service on Easter will he at 7 30 James H LeWis wtll deliver the In Cosio's 'Strictly Personal ' column, Keel's work, whtch Is Transportation lleparlment does not have the money to messages related to what some wtll recall as the Mason County Monster era , ts summed up largely as balderdash and an excellent attract Ohto's $46 8 mtlllon THE YOUTH Fellowship of Mason Untied Methodist Church example of what people will do make a buck His remarks follow, share in substance ' U we do not act, there 's a - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' _ ; ; ____________, IS havmg a spaghetti supper on Monday, March 31, from 5 to 7 John A Keels claims he's been harassed by the Internal strong posslblity some other 1 1 P m The pnce of the dinner wtll be $1 50 lor adults and 75 cents Revenue Servtce, the telephone company and mysterious beings state would encumber this for chtldren ""URS " wbo have something to do With what most folks call • flying money and it would be lo8t to saucers " Thus he says, he's on his way to beroming a canthe state of Ohto," Slagle satd TWO LADIES from lhts area attended the 45th Annual State - '' ,rW>-'" ' 24 dictate for th Iunny farm " Republlran Opposition (" " r • ~» ~~~ p Y.l r:f'le ~:~ a.,, th,. "'1ll'lottftJ;3 ol your IIIUtcMbile and thl> hni'Jage of the Garden Club Convenhon at the Greenbrter, White Sulphur r r.- :;~ .. , ~ Ll" , .. "l the how '"' :J why 'lf dotn~ ~ "'Pl~ I!'.Sintrn•nee jobs. War\: on your' own car Now, I don 't know whether the IRS or any of the others that Senate Mmonty Leader MiSprmgs, recently Mrs Ray Proffitt, Mason, represented the R3 th)o! an<. n1 110:~ p~rlll \ t~ ('.~.a~ a i. ze IHJU."'U" 14 JtUd'"'nts. Keel cites are gullty of what he says But I do know 1 wouldn t chael J Maloney, RNew Haven Garden Club and Mrs Mel Clark, West Columbia, 8 argue with the serond half of his statement Cincmnall led the Republican represented the Nehaci1Dl3 Garden Club ,r, "~n rN"r RfAfl P'"; T ue;~~. 7 oo-1n oo ~zo co 24 Keel ~ identified by his publisher only as •an acknowledged oppoSition, pomtmg out the l:r:;' 7"' h tii,.. -~,. tc pri!~df!lell of intupretirag ~lueprintl and apedficatiooa co...,n to leader in the field of UFO investigations" _ Is the autbor of a ._legtSlature ts constderlllg $50 e ! ~ctrit'\• ~ ~r.h1n~ trarl~ ~~ weld1~J .. A text-.ar~boo• ia reQuired . Clasa -.xi~• 15. C?r.~i d~r ~1~ tiMe wll~ b~ ~r ~ n~ ~t•uRlly drawing. new book, 'The Mothman Prophecies "The volume pronuses to mtlhon worth of other sup.. be of special interest to many Tri.State Area readers, especially plemental appropriations and .:.'.=:.~~ Tu•a. ,.., 00-1 0 00 $20 .,00 24 8 those wbo believe in flying saucers - a group that doesn't 111• has virtually used up a surplus Th ts co ura~ cov~r• ba~tc ho ~s~~~ . , ~lt 1 nr and h~ ueprint f~adinw. Actual experience can elude yours truly projected for June ~e r.alnr~ thtoU~) t~e U3t ol p~ n~l boards with reftl c1rcuita. Helpful to both men aad ~m~n •~o pl•n to re• ~ re t heir hoMe. A text-.orkboo' il required. Cl••• ..xi~u. 15. While Keel ranges over the whole history of UFOs, he ron'I don't believe the $47 centrates on a series olinctdents right here 111 the Tri.State And millton worth of federal funds flRC Wf l-~ Wed,. 7 t OO.. l O•OO $25.00 24 8 those slghtlngs provide the book's UUe IS sufficient reason to take this A course a~ • ~ rned lor the brginnin1 welder. laatructlod in oxyacettlene and arc weldinl• In 1966 and 1967, the Poml Pleasant area was plagued with kind of a gamble With the s ~t-up and ! af~ty ~quipcent. Practice in runn i n1 • bead in flat and borlzontll autf&cea and joints. Weld i nl gorglea, h•~er and gloYet are to bt furnished by tbe atudent reports of people seeing a giant batllke bU'd • With gleaming red general revenue lund, MaClas:~ m:aXH'IU!I 18 l..t s.,udcnts. ,., • eyes The reports received considerable news roverage in this Ioney said the other one also help to bmld Sen Mangene Valiquette, DBy Lawrence E Lamb, M D newspaper and elsewhere and, smce one of the witnesses muscle mass There are dif described It as lookmg like a giant moth, the strange cntter was Toledo, pomted out AADI2 '"" r uu. 7 oo-lo oo Szo.oo 7.4 8 DEAR DR LAMB - I saw soon christened ~Mothman " Republicans were m favor of i\"ii1nttoJuctory course tn ndLo and tv fundaaentau. Will cover tbe bUict of TY npa1r your colwnn suggestmg to a ferences m opm10n as to how A typical destTiption offered by a yo uno man who clauned to Gov James A Rhodes' and ml.i nte nance , wiunr ant! antenna• A g:~:~od course for thou wha want te~ eballense WOIDW1 that she should start a much good you gel out of them • d $ their 111:iOOs. A text ..~rkbook h r~'luued. Cbs. IWliiiUII l5 student&. b Ill or how much you need to do, have seen It "It was shaped Uke a man but bigger Maybe six propose 1 6 I on Iranprogram to mcrease her but you can get some beneftt and a half or seven feet tall And tt had big wmgs folding against sportation bond tssue reqwr10g PWMI!ING AND MBATING rueo. 7•00-10 'JO $20.00 24 s muscles m order to lose wetght I think tt IS IDlportant to get its back It had two big eyeslikeautomobilerefiectors ,, an increase tn the state An excellent course coverlnr pipe •y•teu. fixtures and appliance., water aupplJe•. 'Ihat's a new tdea tome Would At the same Ume, other people reported seeing mysterlous gasolme tal .Sralnar~ syateq, watel' heahng deV1cea, soil pipe, and basic pluflbina tecbniquea. you explain a httle more JUS! some good supervtston when 'lth kth I d ha Thu course wi ll offf!r practical infornation helpful to the bo~~eowner. More advanced you first start a muscle aer lalllghts and several homes in the Point Pleasant area were '" IS sa goo c nee co u u es • 111 bt o ff ere6 1n th e F all. "• "'Irkbooll: ia requ1red. Muiw• clue aize 14. how one goes about IDlprovtng strengthenmg exerctse the scene of unearthly and ghostly manifestations 'Some'thlng to see how much htghway their muscles', What kind of unnatural was stalking the htlls of West Vll'ginla," Keel writes construction will do lor the Sl!IIING 11 '1'11ur • 7 ·lXl-10• oo $1' .oo 24 a exerctses and how often does tl program so that you will he Because Keel says he has changed the names of many of the eronomy Without ronurutUng Thb '" •• expandod chu offetinr ..,.. advaocod aubject •tter tban Smn1 1 take' I'm mterested m losmg usmg all the muscles properly people he quotes in order to protect their privacy It's !Dlposslble the people of this state to a Stitcheo for double kn1t fabrlu are coverod In deptb and ,... eiiJ)bu•• Ia pl;.,ed on wetght, bull sure don't want to wtthout strammg yourself • large f , d actual uwinr than on theory. You caa brin1 your oWD •chine to ola... l l u i - 14 • Many of the YMCA and WYCA to check hiS book case by case Nevertheless, a check of newsamoun1 o money • sat develop btg bulgmg muscles It organizations are eqwpped to paper lUes reveal any number of 19611-67 news stortes reporting Sen Valtquette <MITriNG AND caocHBT '1'11u<. 7•1Xl-lO·OO $U. OO 11 6 might look all rtght on a man do thts for you 11If you're worrted about $19 Uus kind of happening riit. ia the perfect cou.rae for thoee who nnt to learn ho• to Qll:e a bea•Uhl afpa but not on a woman The muscle butldmg So what dtd these people see? Keel rejects the popular exmillion, why let $47 rnilllon get Stu6ento ""'t oupplr their own .. terlalo, You can catch up on the hteat , ..lip DEAR READER - Women away ?" kpittin1 &nd enjoyin& JOUrael{. Maxiau• Cl&SI lize 15 atudeata. program Will bwld energy don't have to develop btg ttssue that will enable your pianatlonoI VISitors from aoolher planet "Rather," he explams, 24 8 "1 have come to realize that we have been observing complex Money From Santa Claus ACCOONTING t ruu. 711Xl-lO•OO $u.oo bulging muscles to do forces which have always been an essential part of our tmSlagle agreed ' nus IS the De.t~~d to prow ide experience• in bootUepull and accounua1• A p-eat cauue for tbe somethmg about muscle body to use more energy at rest mediate environment' These are, he insists, bemgs and forces only appropriation we can ...u bulineaa•n. The courae ahould gin you • fOod workial taowltdge of recorda buildmg to control thetr body than tl does tl too much of your 1 15 which coexist with us but are on another time frame - ' they make and get 2'h times extra,' and how to uae th .. e!foctl..ly. A text-,.,rkbook h required. c1a.. otu6ento. wetght In fact when done body wetght IS• fat In two people Jf tdenttcal weight, one • 24 1 operate outside the limits of our space-time contmuum yet have he said We can get $47 million PlllTOGRAPHY 1 rueo. 7•1Xl-lO•OO $2o.oo properly tl helps most women fat and the other muscular, the ' the ability, to cross over into our reality " from Santa Claus" Technlc;uts lor 1etUq tM ••t out of' your ca.-eu, how tbe ca•rt. woru, lt:ladinl look a lot finner and tr1mmer Balderdash The Senate Fmance Conurutand adjustins. ,ood picture CO~~pGaition, lilbtlna and title expoaure. Plenty of dart• The problem w1th most muscular person will use more I'm wllling to CQncede that some of the people who reported tee late Monday rught Wlaruroo• tl~~e t~ actually develop and pcint your ouw hl•. Bdns your ca•n and exercise programs to control calortes at rest and Will have mousl app ed ..,1 lll equiPNnt the fint aiebt. A. aoteboot b required. Claaa axlw• 12 atudeatl. more energy meetmg up WIlh Mothman saw something What I don't know Y rov a •• nu on wetght ts that they are These exerc1ses don't 8 But I'll eat my typewriter tflhere'snot a rational explanatton to supplemental appropriation TYPING r ruea. 7•Q0-10 oo $15.00 24 destgned to run or burn off replace the need for some tt Double talk about the ''space-time oontmuwn' unpresses me for public welfare, but not X courae for thoae .tlo type under 3.5 "~'~'• Bleetdc or •a.nal typewri ten wi til e.pb.uia calortes and that takes a lot of endurance exerctses, par not And, of course, after those first &ghtlngs got so much at- beforeargumgforalmostthrec on the baalc• Lett~r writinJ, apud and keyboard control ar~ atre..ed. A ten.book 11 contmuous effort ticularly the need lor walking, hours 0 ver se 1 1 d required. ct ..a -.xi iiU• 15 atudenta. tention, a great many other folks saw Mothman because (etlher a r es o amen • The baste prmctples of but they help 10 mamtammg conSCiously or subronsctously) they wanted to ments $2 2 million wetght trammg IS to lilt a load to th which fadded th bill 1'\af.l. 7tD0-10100 $15.00 24 II posture, helpmg to control And an equaUy familiar aspect IS Keel's complaints of being e rost 0 e phuea o• beg•nnlnr '""Ina, pattern layout, toolo aad otltcbeo uold. that IS light enough that you obestty and avmdmg the ' harassed and spied on because of his mvestigations He says his Rep Frederick N Young, RYou can brinr your own oacblne or use one of ouro. Moot plo bon • sreat tiM In tbia can lilltl three times m sucnuddle-aged spread phone and maU have been tampered wtlh and notes and tapeDayton, author of the Houseco..,••· No """bo.. II requlrod, lNt ro• ..,,, furollh roar o'"' nterlolo. -~- u. cesston wtlhout dtfftculty reQ)rdlngS stolen Others who have looked 10to UFOs have passed legislation, told the tr!SIMBSS AHD OI'PICB MCHINl!S When you get so you can hft tl cornplamed of almtlar problems Many blame the Air Force or commtltee the money IS Tbut, su,oo 24 12 l!Dles m a row Without 8 7 ,oo-10 , 00 The Almanac the Federal Bureau of lnvesllgalion or even that all-purpose needed to offset the cost of uno eouru 11 the one •••.,.... baa uked for. tt co..ro colcUlotoro tJ-Itan trouble then you should mBy United Press loteroaUooalvlllain, the Central Intelltgence Agency rapidly rlsmg welfare duplicatoro and tiM proceu•• lnvolvod wltb each. A won book 11 requlrld. -~-· crease the load You don't need Today ts Tuesday, March 25: "I wish the answer were that sunple, ' Keel complams caseloads chaa ahe. ia 15 atudeou, to strain and grunt or produce the 84th day of 1975 wtth 281 toC "Somebody somewhere does not want us to understand the true Young advtsed the ~~~~~~ hermas t I comlh nw.r. 7:IJO-lO•OO su.oo 24 a ittee follow : nature of this phenomenon and its true purpose ' m agams gomg a ong WI wl th factoro tbat caU-<t your prdea to ..... 0 biah.. yield. Toplca And, ))ere IS the be~t part More balderdash a House proVISion to restore co•ued !'!\elude plallt nrhtiea, aoil preparation, fertUbatJon, •tbodl ot plantinl you don t need to have a long The moon ts approaching ttC Surely the most controversial aspect of thlS book _ and, to be regtonal welfare offices m weed •ad iaaect contr-ol and caanina n1etabtn. Mlx:i . . c1a11 size 15.. ' dally exerctse program u you full phase • The mormng stars ar; frank, a Side of 11 that thts reader found more than a btl Youngstown Portsmouth, Ull a wetghllhree to 12 I!Dles, n- to nd M sf ld ART AND 5Ctlt.P'n1R.J! 1bur. ?t(')()-10 00 $2.5.00 J4 a : distasteful - ts the author's su•gestions that there was a ~Y an te .,.;. e your own ~ 1nt 1n1 or aculptu~e. Dewelap an artiatic aDd creative apprectatio• three days a week (wtlh one Mercury, Mars and JUPiter a II n ad ld The evenmg stars are Venwl: relaUonshtpofsomesortbetweenlheMolhmanslghtingsandthe e 581 It wou cut into for art. Tbia II""" of our fnorite oubJoc:to ntb tiM atudento ond we tbouaht tbe day of rest between the : Dec 15, 1967,collapseoftheSilverBrtdge,lmktngPomtPleasanl fundsneededtofeedandclolhe II<IUlto ,.,uld aho lite u. Moot of the •terlolo are fumll>ed, but 00. . will ban to be exercise days) you will grow and Saturn WIUl OhiO weUare rec1p1ents purcll.aaed- dependinr on the project•. MaxiM&• ctua alze 12 atudenu. muscle mass faster than if you Those born on thiS date ar(: • At the very least, he argues, the disaster which cia IDled so But majority Democrats satd '1'11ur, ?•oo-lo·oo no coot try to hftthe same wetghl more under the stgn of Anes 6 12 818 u S11!DY ltaltan symphopy conducto~ many hves was foretold by several mdi.vtduals who are m contact the regional offtees were fliia h a ~h re-quuted cD~.ttu w wt.nt to oftu for aayone lllllo wantl to team .,re about Urnes daily or several tunes a with the "ultraterrestrtals" that are responSible for UFOs A needed to oversee county the Bible, '1'11ere will be 6 oeeUnp and each one will feature a different apeuer 00 day Too frequent exercise Arturo Toscanml was born: samplepropbecy "The pebbles on the beach are washed under welfare offices After a prtvate , ... pbue of the BLblt. We thlok you will like thio one. No ctau ohe Uolt and ao actually slows down the March 25, 1867 : On this day 10 history : the br1dge where the birds gather and where rays of light show caucus of Democratic conurutcoat· development of muscles They through " lee members, two reluctant ~ ..~"•" ~ need IIDle to respond to your In 1900, the Soctalist Party at: De Is ~ ~-·~ Thur, 7·1Xl-10.00 S20.00 18 6 Keel hmts that some of those who were killed m the spans mocra were conviOced & do-it-youuelf<u ond Nr, Fix! to will find tbla coune •err helpful. • alimulalmg them by wetght the Umted States was lormedo 1 m lndUlnapolts : oollapsemay have known "too much" about the exploits of Moth- and the proVIsiOn was retamed, additions, pan.nelioc, platterln1, PI! latina and f"f'Giture natoratloa are juat fn trmnmg man 6-5 o! the ~Uny areu you ws.ll cover. A wottbOOit 1a required. Cllu M:d.,. 15 ahtdeDta. Most of the gymnastic In 1911, a total of 147 persOOS: Still more balderdash - and ev1dence that some people will the bill out, s IDP .... - nc u.erctses help to build muscle died when trapped In a fire that: 8 th Before passing tt dded Thur. 7·00.10:00 su.oo 24 andsaymostanylhingtomakeabuck e ronum ee a Tl\u couru II for aftyono •ahnr to update tlloir •th aUlla ift lllduatry. '!he lateu because the muscle IS loaded swept the Trtangle ShirtwaiSt: do - A $173,500 appropriation to proctlnl(oot ..cteral •tb will be co•encl. A wotl!book !. requirod. Cl.. o - - u. Wlth the body wetght Pus!J.<Jps Co 10 New York City • set up food stamp ' outreach and pull-ups are good examIn 1947, an explosiOn m ;:. stations," furmsh Iran- 1:.::;;:;;"'::::~;:-:::::==:::-;:=:--------.;;,-------·---~ pies You can develop a good nune In Centralia, Ill , resul~ sporatton to them, advertise AliiiLT liiiii:ATia< llllGlS'IIIATI<lll POlJI roulme of these so that all of m the deaths of 11l men, mosC proJect S81d !hell' latest U!Spec· 1'0 ACCEPI' STADIUM and ei)lalld food stamp lii'TB <I' IUlGis-·n~ !be muscles m your body are 01 them asphyXIated by gW:: lions mdtcate the butldlng will them "hoUines ' •- ~·~---C1111Ct._ NEW ORLEANS (UPI ) - _ _ CASH--- IDQ'I' ClaDI!I - - - put under load lor several fumes • Louluana Superdome be substanllally complete and -A $2 million allocation for &,_ _ _ _ __ ._ _ _ _ lii'T A>lJ) rtMS._ _ _ _ _ _ TOIU PIBS.____ repeliUons In 1954, !be Radto Corpora... Executive Director Ben Levy ready for occupancy by Aug 1 dtsaster relief proJects m And, here IS another good lion of Amertca began 1..:: said Monday he will accept the Xenta lii'T AND TJIIE' - - - - - - - L PIBS· - - - ~ ·~~ pom t vuceyouhavedeveloped comtnerctal produclton o.C: t163 rnilllon stadtum before tts The House was to reronvene YOUR NANB your muscle mass to the optelevtSton sets to recetvS: oompletton m order to ac al II am today, while the ' S1Ul!T--'--------.-tlmal level for you, tl 1s programs m color : In 1956 whtte ctv:l nghts commodate the New Orleans Senalewastomeetat 1 30p.m IIY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ STAn:.__ _ _ zrP <XJDB,_ _ _ _ piiS81ble to mamtain the same worker V10la Liuzzo of Detrott Samts and Tulape UruverSlty • h • amount of muscle and strength A thought for the day • • e c eC' s pl.'f&bl~ to. Neill:• Lcteal &ard. No feu returned afbr firat ti b doi lor the upconung football was shot and killed on a road P •nd •aU thia font to·lta, Goad•n ~i .ee "'· Y ng the exercLSeS only Amertcan noveltsl Wtlham: near Selma, Ala She was A thought lor the day Brtlish ....................................!.... ~!111 School. loute 3_ ......... ~to',. ~O~b~l;o~4S7~t9;;.~L once a vreek se&IIDII .......... .............. Faulkner satd, "I believe that: followmg a protesl march Kmg George VI satd, The Isometric exerctses that Levy and represenlaltves of man Will not merely endure, M: demandmg equal voting rtghts htgbesl of diS Unctions IS servtce contract one muscle agamst service comparues and ar will prevail " to others'' chiiA!cts mvolYed m the dome lor Negroes Otuck Wepner would welcome rematch D RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI ) ogged, bull-strong Chuck Wepner, proud of hts honorable ~feat m Monday mght's ttUe out agamsl heavyweight champton Muhammad Ah would welcome a rematch ' I would hke to f1ght him agam, Wepner satd at a post ftght 10terv1ew before beiOg taken to a Cleveland area hosptlal for exammatton of his bloodted and shut left eye 1 made a rouple of nustakes 10 the fight I'd hke to fix up Maybe I wasn I gett10g off soon enough, trymg too hard to land that rtght hand ' And, yeah, I'd duck a httle mme The 35-year-old challenger from Bayonne N J , fought creditably through the first 14 'hrounds until Alt bombed him wtlh a combmallon and referee Tony Perez stopped the ftght wtlh 19 seconds to go I thought 11 was a very close fight and I had a shot to \\tn 11 1f I finished the 15th,' Wepner S81d Ali had a convmcmg lead on rounds but Perez and Judges Jack Keough and Sam Taor mma gave Wepner 129 potnts each at the lm1sh to re spectvely, 135, 131i and 138 lor All 'I thought I had the best of the mstde exchanges wtlh bod) on the farm front. · . I h t e ft y a er . . . , "i J tLa Adult evening courses offered - Increase muscles for better health HI-LO NECKLACE rv ••r• '" Yellow or Whtte •6.00 GOESSLER'S Jewei!J Store Court St, Pomeroy ...,u; - B·----------- HllNI!._____ ~·=· i t r ' ~ -.. t • ' punches and nghts to the head Wepner sa •d 'Ah does~ t hke to ltght 1ns1de and I wtsh Perez had let me work more ms1de 1 thought tw1ce I had h1m 10 trouble " One of those tunes came m Wepner With a r losmg flurry All sa1d he slipped but Wepner satd I knocked htm down wtth a n ght to the bod) behmd a left J8b, and Perez the mnth round when A11 went down w1th I 10 to go He was up at about the count of lour and !lmshed st ron gly wobbling t~greed 1t "~c: NEW YORK (UPI ) - Paul wtlh the conumssto ner that Snyder, owner of the Buffalo we re not supposed to be Braves, satd Monday the New talkmg about tt We mtend to York Kmcks were gutlty of try and arrange a pnvate other VIolations of National meettng tomor row wt lh lh e Basketball Assoctallon by laws t"Ommtss 1oner and wtlh the 10 addthon to tamperiOg and Kmcks at the league's Board of that he planned to file charges Governors meettng 10 Chicago agamst them wtth League but there wtll be addittonal Comm1sswner Walter Ken charges forlhconung nedy Snyder mdicated that he Snyder conftrmed tha he expected to wm h1s case would folio" through on the against the Kmcks for charges ~mpermg charge wtth reg rd </'lbfflPel'jng wtlh Donovan o the future of Gen al )>onovan cfu-rently the general Manager Eddie Donovan d/ manager of the Braves who 10d1cated that he would brmg prevwusly served m the same up other charges agamst the capactty w1th the Kmcks has Knicks as well However' he announced that he wtll be refused to discuss what those leaVIng the Braves when his other charges were contract exptres Apnl I and Were under an agreement stones have been r •rr·11ht n1 lr"""'" Norton NEW YORK (UP!) - A steady stream of sledge ham mer hke left Jabs has lifted Ken Norton back mlo the heavywetght lttle picture and left perennlBI contender Jerry Quarry wtlh a lace only a mother could love Norton, a devout pract10ner of postllve thinkmg, used a dozen or so left jabs to deliver a ftstful of negaltve thoughts to Quarry, who was battered mto rettrement Monday mght after fifth round suffermg a techmcal knockout m thetr • respect to Eddte Donovan It ts our understanding that Snyder contends that smce Donovan 1s free to discuss Donovan 1s a stockholder m the employment with us Although Bra\ es hts emplovment by we ha\ e dtscussed wtth New York would conshtute a Donovan the terms m which he Vlolalton of league by laws A nu gh t be employed by the sou1 ce close to the Krucks Kmcks when he IS no longer a however, srud that Donovan stockholder or an employe of has already agreed wtth the U1e Braves, we have not conBraves on the terms by whiCh cluded an agreement' he would gtv e up the stock Kennedy has ordered olKmcks Prestdent Mtk e ftctals from both clubs to ap.. Burke has flatly demed that the pear before him April 3 to Kmcks are gwlly of tampermg ans\\er charges of tampermg In a statement Burke estab- Kennedy called the hearmg m lished the Kmcks pos1t10n on response to a request by the matter The New York Snyder who had asked that the Kmckerbockers have not 1ssue be considered by the VIolated any provtston of the leagues Board of Governors NBA constitutiOn or any nghts durmg 1ts meetmg Tuesday of the Buffalo Braves w1th • back zn title picture lS scheduled 12-round ehmmallon bout at Mad1son Square Garden I m never gonna get cut agam m the nng,' sald Quarry, \\hose face was a bloody pulp when referee Johnny LoBianco stopped the one~tded affair at 2 29 of the fifth round Etghl stitches were needed to close the cut mfltcled over Quarry's nghl eye by Norton 10 the third round The 29 year old Cahforma lmhman also was bleedmg from cuts over SPRINGFIELD, Mass (UP!) - The tmage of Bill Russell wtll be btgger than life but the 11-9 frame of the real lhmg wtll be nollceably absent and conspicuously tgnored next month at the Nattonal Basket.. ball Hall of Fame mduction dinner The basketball shrme s board of directors announced Monday that Russell, who refused eleclton to the Hall m February, wtll be deptcted m a 10 foot htgh stamed glass wmdow along wtth the 93 other members But Russell wtll not be mducted along wtth three other men Apnl 28 smce the former Boston Celltcs star has refused to attend the enshrmement dinner Some day tf he dec1des to come to a dinner then we wtll enshrme hlm ' Hall D1rector Quality Food at Reasonable Prices Adolph's Dairy Valley Hrs 10 00 A M Ttlll 00 PM Sun Thur 10 00 A M Ttl12 00 P M Frt & Sat 992 2556 POMEROY, 0 Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come tQ ~ for income tax help. Reason l. We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction. We want to leave no stone unturned to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax his nose and m hts mouth \\htle his left eye was swollen shut While Norton unmarked except lor some of his opponent s blood whtch had rubbed off on parts of hts body and around the watstband ofhts blue vehet trunks put 10 hts claun for a th1rd and rubber ' match with champwn Muhammad Ah Quarry was bemg consoled b; his handlers and hts mother \\ho leaned over her son 10 th~ dressmg room and kissed him A pbotographer was snapp10g p1ctures of Quarry whtle he was be10g admmlStered to by a doctor and the bea ten l1ghter warned the ptcture taker, you better stop nght now hefore I take a sw10g at you I d like to go out wtth a httle d1gruty ' I see no future for him m the rmg" sa1d Quarry's manager G1l Clancy, who agreed wtlh his fighter's dec1ston to call 11 qmts after 11 years 10 the Lee Wtlltams satd If someone rmg- the last seven of them as has died or IS m the hosptlal, a leadmg contender for the we would mduct him m ab- l1tle stentia but tf a person does not The Norton-Quarry bout, have a good reason (for Witnessed by a crowd of 15,397, mtssmg the mduction ) then served as the closed c1rcu1t there wtll not be any ceremo- teleVIsion prei!Dlmary to the ny " Alt.Chuck Wepner IItle ftght m Russell, now roach of the Rtchfteld, OhiO lnlDlediately Seattle Supersomcs led the after Norton and Quarry left Celhcs to 11 Natwnal Basketball Assoctalton champwnshtps m his 13-year-eareer In that ltme the man who revoluttomzed the defenstve style of the game spurned md1vtdual awards When 10fonned he had been elected to the Hall of Fame, Russell declmed lor personal reasons" and refused to The Da1~ Sentinel By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor RICHFIELD Ohto (UP! ) - People aren t fussy anymore They settle for far less than they ever did More than that, they have become mured and almost !Dlpervtous to 10jusltce, no matter how flagrant tt IS They were mugged here Monday mght,all but hit over the head and thetr money taken from them for what was blatantly advertiSed as a world heavywetght champiOnship, and they went home after 1\ wtthout so much as a whunper They were fleeced rooked shortchanged and dtdn't seem to nund at all Awkward amateurish Chuck Wepner went 10 agamst Muhammad Aha ItJ..l underdog when he should've really been at least 5tJ..l, maybe even htgher Some of the punches he threw embarrassed hlDl he nussed them so badly He suffered the greatest posstble mdigmty any professiOnal can m the sixth round when the crowd of 18 847 actually taugbed at him as he flailed away feebly and meffectually at Ah covermg up and play10g peekaboo wtth htm mone of the corners Ali's overall performance agamstthe tremendously willing but tembly clumsy Wepner was not the kind that wtll rush to his mmd whenever any of hts grandchildren ask him to tell them about hts top 10 ftghts Alt prepared lor the contest mdlflerenlly and thought he could take out the rough hewn, unpohshed 3&year-old New Jerseytte whenever he liked, but he was wrong Dead wrong Chuck Wepner, a ham-and-egger, wound up gtvmg him more trouble than btg bad George Foreman Only twtce all mght dtd the 'people s champton • come anywhere close to lookmg the part once m the fifth when he pumped a steady successiOn of razor-hke left hands mto We!>' ner s raptdly thtckemng features, and agam 19 sec6nds from the roncluston of the ftghl when he sent the thm-halred challenger (Cont10ued on page 6) Ol:VOn:DTOTHE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA ZENITH CHESTER L TANNEHILL EJtec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH l COLOR TV C1f y Edtlor Pub l shed d c11ly except Saturday by The Oh o Val lev Pubt •sh.ng Company 1 11 Court Sf Po meroy • Oh 10 .45769 Busmess Offtce Phone 992 2156 Ed Jtor•a l Phone 992 2157 Second class postage pa 1d Pomeroy Oh o Loc.THE INCOMI! 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Sports Writer Steve Blass may have run out of last chances The 32 year-old right-hander of the Ptltsburgh Pirates ts trytng desperately to salvage so methmg from a oncepromiSing career that took a downward plunge two seasons ago when he suddenly lost his control but he's haVIng much difltculty l10dmg the way back Even though every member of the Ptrates, mcludmg Manager Danny Murtaugh, IS pulling for Blass to stratghten himself out, the club IS runnmg out of ttme The Pirates will have to get lhell' roster down to the 25-player IIDltt wtlhin two weeks and based on hts performance to date, Blass wtll not be one of the players kept Hts status wtth the club certainly took a nosedtve Mondsy when he walked 11 batters m less than lour innings m a 16-4 exhtbtlton loss to the Chtcago Whtle Sox Blass started the game and was charged wtlh three walks and two runs m the hrst three mrungs then fell apart completely by walkmg etght batters 10 the fourth before Murtaugh mercifull~ relieved him The Whtte Sox ended up srormg etght runs 10 the fourth en route to the vtctory which came m the second game of a doubleheader In the opener the Pirates pounded Wlute Sox ace Wilbur Wood for 14 hils and won, 8-2, m an abbreviated seven-tnnmg contest Rtchte Zisk drove m five runs lor the Pirates m the opener In other games, Philadelphia walloped the New York Mets 9-7, Los Angeles outslugged Boston, 13-12, Clnclnnall downed St Lows, 6-4, Texas beat Mmnesota, 8-5, Mtlwaukee nipped Chicago, 76, San Franclsro routed San Dtego, 15-4, Oakland topped Cahlorma, 8-7, Atlanta delfaled Montreal 4-2, and Detroit edged the New York Yankees 6-5, m 10 1nn10gs Greg Luzinskt, also attemptmg a comeback from a knee injury that stdehned him almost all of last season, homered, singled and tripled to lead the Phtls over the Mets Btll Rob10son also homered for the Phils while Dave Kingman hit a pall' of homers lor the Mets" Kmgman now has seven homers in exhtbtlton play Ron Cey drove m seven runs wtth two homers, one of them a grand slam, to hlghbght the Dodgers' triumph There were etghl bomers m the game as a slllong w10d earned routine fly N H L Stand.ngs By Urt ted Flrl'ss International balls over the fence Joe Ferguson also homered for the 01\IISIOn 1 w I t pts gf ga Dodgers whtle Fred Lynn, Rico Pll ladtpll 45 18 10 100 262 , 69 Petrocelli, R1ck Burleson, Kim NY Rangers 35 26 13 83 297 255 Andrew and Tim Blackwell NY ts land e r s31 2.4 19 812.44202 A tlanta 31 29 13 75 224 2 15 ronnected lor Boston D111r S10n 2 The Reds rallted for three w I t pts gf g,a Van co uver J.tl 3 1 9 n 247 243 runs off rehef ace AI Hrabosky in the eighth Inning to score Ch cago 3 4 32 8 76 24fl 223 St Lous 30301 4 74 248 252 thetr sixth stratght Grapefrutl M nn eso ra 21 45 7 49209318 Kansas( ty 14 49 10 38 169 302 League trmmph and 11th 10 thetr last 12 games Cmcinnat 01\II SIOn J w I t pts gf ga collected ltve hits m the eighth, Monlreal 43 13 17 103 341 209 wtlh John Vukovich smgling Los Ange les 39 15 19 97 247 16a home the tte-breakmg rtm Pittsburgh JJ 26 15 81 301 267 The Rangers clobbered Bert Detro t 21 41 12 54 235 307 Wash ngton 6 63 5 17 157 40B Blyleven lor seven runs m lour DIVISIOn 4 w I t pis gf ga inn10gs en route to their victory X Bu lla to 46 13 15 107 336 27'1 over the Twins Back-to-back Boston 40 23 11 91 334 228 homers by Jim Sundberg and Toronto 30 3 1 13 73 266 29 1 Wtllle Davis m the fourth Ca l forn•a 19 43 12 50 203 289 ll Chncl'led diVISIOI'I highlighted the Texas attack Mondays Result Leo cardenas also homered lor T o ronto 5 Callforn a 3 Texas Tuesdays Games Montreat at NY Is l anders George Scott's two-run stogie Kansas C t y at M1nnesota sparked a l1ve-run ftflh mmng that enabled the Brewers to beat the Cubs ptlcher Jtm Barr hit an mstde..\he-park grand slam homer to pace the Gtants vtctory Ron Reed allowed only three htts m seven mnmgs to highhght the Braves wm Angel Mangual's tworun ninth Inning homer gave Oakland tts vtclory and Ron LeFlore trtpled and scored when shortstop Fred Stanley's relay throw sailed mto the dugout to gt ve Detroit the wm over the Yankees ot all car insurance policies are alike. 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' )C Sport Parade recently that he mtght disclose his reasons maybe 10 three years or maybe never The Hall of Fame's executive board tmtially dtscussed resc•ndtng Russell 's elecbon, then recommended at a March 5meetmg that he be honored m the usual fashton - mmus the mductton ceremony The 47member board of directors agreed 'overwhelmmgly but not unan!Dlously' wtlh the recommendation, accordmg to W1lhams The stamed glass windows of the other three members wtll be unvetled durmg a ceremony Russell's wtll JUSt be there (unvetled) There won't be any ceremony Those recelVlng formal enshrmement next month mclude the late Enul Liston, founder of what evolved mto the Nattonal Assoctalton of lntercolleglBte Athlettcs , Robert Fuzzy " Vandivter, htgh school and college star m lndtana, and Joseph Brennan, pro from 19191936 who later coached Manhattan and St Francts College won at Sheridan " that he IS leavmg to reJOin New York as general manager discuss h1s reasons He sa1d W MAIN 1 fr-1 " down Wepner sa1d at the ftnslsh he never hurt me I got a htUe di zzy and fell down but I got up before the count of 10 Mr Braves" Snyder to file charges Russell will • zgnore event DR. LAMB ' Gymnastic awards Way of Oo tng Business GMAC FINANCING H2 S:l42 Pomeroy Open Evenings 'TII6 00 T1tS PM Sal 'I Buy Now or l.cry Away For Future Delivery. MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE 124 W. Ma1n 992-2848 Pomeror • + �•• ..• , • ,_The Daily Sentlnel,Middlepoi"t·Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, March 2!i,l97~ .... :::: @~., ~ ~ Pomeroy . . . ~ Personal Notes ~ STARTING TONIGHT ' .GALLIPOLIS EASTER FESTIVAL AT SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO BIG THOMAS JOYlAND SHOWS RIDES 50 SHOWS Special discount on all rides from I p.m . til 6 p.m. each day . Fun for young & old . I •I • • Fun With Food ! ca tara c t rem ova l. returned home from St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va . Sunday arter being confined there a week. . Mr . and Mrs. Ronnie Nelson and son of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Denver Nelson . They attended funeral services ror Mrs . Mittie Nelson . Mrs . Barbara Sargent is home after spendin g several days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr . and Mrs. Rooney Gaul and family of Barlow . Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wise of Beverly visited Sunday with the Rev. and Mrs. Cecil W1se and daughter. Sunday af. ternoon the Rev . and Mrs. Floyd Shook visited with the Wise family . Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Wright were Thursday evening visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ochier, Belpre. They also visited Mrs. Mildred Jacobs at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg , W. Va, Neighborly.... that's RFD Extension Service home economics people say, "Keep Ulem BRENDA HYSELL Celebrates birthday Brenda Lee Hysell was given a surprise birthday party at the home of her parents, Lawrence and Rosemary Hysell at 698 Laurel St., Pomeroy , last Friday night, March 21. · The event was in honor of Brenda's 16th birthday and many of her friend s attended the p~ rty at which they enjoyed games and pizza and pop were se rved for refreshments. Brenda, who is Meigs High presented with words "Happy a sophomore at School, wa s a cake with lh'e Birthday Sweet Sixteen." Friends attending the party were Cathy Manley , Toni Pope. Vicki Johnston , Lori Faulk, Debbie Lambert , Tammy Moss man , Margaret Corsi, Loraine McElhaney , Penny Hysell, Sherri Hyse ll and Julie Hysell. refrigerated." Use them as a table centerpiece once fo r no longer than two hours . And while we're speaking of Easter, remember that Sunday afternoon the annual egg hunt of the Rotary Club will tak e place at the Middleport Community Park. New plastic eggs are being purchased for the hun I so the problem encountered last year is not about to be repeated this year . lf·you remember, just small pieces of paper were distributed over the park for the children to hunt, and what with the wind ~d the large area, many of the slips were never found . How well we remember the days when dozens of eggs were colored by the Rotarians and their wives for the hunt. and there was always the question of who had the most fun - those coloring the eggs or !house hunting the eggs. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in taking a break from tracbtion this year, you might try a roast pork loin instead of serving ham. Of course, you'll probably want to decorate it lor the occasion so perhaps you'd like to try this Roast Park with Oranges recipe: 4 pounds pork loin rubbed with sage (one teaspoon ), salt, and pepper . Put on a rack in a shallow roasting pan and add I cup water. Roast uncovered in a preheated 32!i degree ov.en for 2 to 2¥.! hours, or until a meat thermometer registers 170 degrees. About 4~ minutes before the meat is done, remove from the oven and pour off the fat , leaving the pan juices. Spread 1 tablespoon of red currant jelly over the meat and sprinkle with , the grated rind o.f one orange. PoW' the juice from the orange and lh cup sherry over the meat. Finish roasting. Five minutes before the meat is done , add the sections from three to six oranges so they can heat slightly. Put meat on platter and surround with orange sections. Garnish the oranges with sprigs of watercress. I'm sure that some of you have favorite or unusual recipes you would like to share with our readers. Send them along to "Fun with Foods," Tile Daily Sentinel. · Workers set fund raisers were di sc ussed JOHN BASSETTE ~vs ~a 7:30 P.M. ·\IDUB·TV20 LOO·K FIRST TIME-MAGNETIC REMOVABLE SIGNS FOR YOUR CAR OR TRUCK AT 30'Y. OFF REGULAR PRICE! Example: 1 set of two I2x24. REG. -$36.00 Plus Tax NOW $25 20 Plus Tax * All Sizes Available Background Colors- White, black, yellow. orange . *Letter Colors - White, black. gold , blue, red . green . orange. Circle color choice of the above . ORDER ON BLANK BELOW ainches wide_ b. inches high I..1 --------------., • I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I L--------------~ For special signs, art work or tor orders of more than two sets, just note In space (please contact) and . a representative will contact you. Include name. addres 's' a·nd phone number with all orders. lor contact if necessary . Send to: HOLLIE V. HAYES STATE DYN-A-VAC ~~ SAY HAPPY EASTER BY GIVING A LOVELY BLOOMING PLANT .•LILIES •AZALEAS •HYDRANGEAS, Blooming in all their Spring beauty. 20%0FF And now you're having trouble making light of your troubles. Well, there's a solution. Hurry on down to a real troubleshooter: your independent insurance agent. We represent you first. And we work to expedite a fast, fair settlement of your claims. You 'II .find a great selection affine furniture , floor coverings and appliances at the lowest possible prices. Free delivery, convenient washer . I often use this water as much as three times because I start with white and then wash light colored clothes. I do not think many stores eve n stock these so they often have to be ordered from the factory. Can yo u imagine the amount of water and energy used for healing it that co uld be saved if they were more widely used. It temts, servtce when you need it. Serving you has been our business since 1952. seems the appliance people co uld have a fan tastic sales program on them as they conserve water and energy. MRS . D. H. Ph. 991-Sll~ · 107 Sycamore Pomeroy If we can't Signs guaranteed againsf defects in material or workmanship. , MIDDLEPORT DIAL-A-MATIC SALE$7888 Reg. s139 5 ONLY Complete with Attachments 95 SALE SALE $ EDGE CLEANING t1 t1 <:r tbe Hoover <:r <:r t1 Double Feature 8ale help you, nobody can. s We Accept FedPrlll Food .SIIImp,, PHONE 992 3480 MIDDLEPORT, to Umit TONY GRATE Birthday observed RUTLAND - Anthony David Grate cele brated hrs fi rst birthday Friday night, March 21 at the home of his parcn Is, Mr. and Mrs. David Grate. Nelson Rd. , Rutland. Tony's birthday cake was decorated with a design of a train cmd read "Happy First Birthday Tony." Cake and ice cream were served to those in attendance. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Grate, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Bissell, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Grate , Jeni Grate, Steve Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grate, Araka Grale and Herbie Grate. (l sib.$ can SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST lb. SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE ENGLISH OR BONELESS BEEF ROAST lb. HUC FRESH AND LEAN lb. GROUND BEE·F AST FRESH AND LEAN SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE GROUND CHUCK , FRESH AND LEAN BLADE CUT GROUND ROUND SUPERIORS lb. POLISH SAUSAGE SUPERIORS 69~ 12 oz. WIENERS pkgs. CENTER CUT. ..•............Ib. 65e: ' SCOT LAD TUESDAY MEIGS Athletic Boosters Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at high school. BIRTHDAY and po tluck supper Tuesday 6 p.m. at Harrisonville Elementary Sponsored by School. Harrisonville Golden Circle Senior Citizen Club. Entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Darold Taylor, Portland. JUNIOR and Senior Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at post . home. XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Election of officers. Cullural program "how to make friends" to be conducted by Vicki Cleckner and Carolyn Grueser. Hostesses will be Carole McCullough and Sue Zirkle . JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middleport, 6:30 Tuesday night at the hall. MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY Branch of the American. Association of University Women, 7:30p.m. at Pomeroy Public Library; book review bv Mrs. Thereon Johnson. WEDNESDAY RACINE AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at hall. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club Wednesday 7:30p.m. at home of Mrs. Mason Fisher. POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, Regular meeting, Wednesday, Meigs Inn, with all lions W'ged to attend. OHIO VALLEY. Commandery 24, Knights Templar, stated conclave, Pomeroy Masonic Temple, 7:30p.m. Model 1157 SHORTENING 3 ,lb•.can FROZEN Strawberries 16 NEW! LGL.ADE (SOLIDSJ oz. carton ROOM DEODORANT 3 for HOME MADE ICE CREAM ARMOUR TREET 12 oz. LUNCHEON ·MEAT can,, gallon QUEEN OF SCOT RICH'S WHIPPED TOPPING 59 ¢ pkg. JOHN'S PIZZA PEAS AND CORN FISHER'S FRENCH ONION DIP 20 oz. bag .. PACKER'S LABEL '" ~ch I! \ BROUGHTON'S BROUGHTON'S CHOCOLATE MILK 2%. WRIGLEY'S 10 CtiEWING GUM pkgs. GRADE A MILK 2 q~. 89¢ gal. SMALL GHDEA $129 LARGE Co rd sto~age fnside base Attractive low pro fil e design lb. Model K600.7 Was 29¢ lb. 39¢ . . -Anglo HoOul;,ht- Mo~ft deening etsilr in softly lit or 16 oz. . 8 b:"~129 lmti. Fullliog Sipl L;,ht • No worry about when to change "" throw-owov bog. s;gnol light is always In sight! . S9 N- Secoiid 51. Middleport AND DIET 8 16 OL btls. RIT~ COLA • ., • EGGS----------~-doZ:. 69~ lvs. for crt...................~ ... . aH tax Everyday Price - - E.' DIET RITE FLAVORS ~ 149' qua(ts · for I . I · SAT. ONLY Chewing DAD'S ROOT BEER Diet, connett tht l_ttllehmtnts, EGGS.~---------~z.-~49 ~ '10P" CIGARETTE PAPERS ..................................~ .. pkg. 9' Winchester l.tttle Cigars, pkg........................... ..25', cit. 2.19 TOBACCO SALE ALL WEEK PRICE Twjst the Powtr Mid Its • pow~rful clnintr clunert Has suctio·n regulator, -owod BREAD RED RIPE lftltant Rut Adfwb;Mit • Adlpu to ony'""'"' from Low Plio 10 Shog with tho simple sl!ift of • ltwr. Tripi•Aclion ONnint. •-If belts, as it sweeps, as it ctuna'', 2 CINMI'S In One · .It's M up. -t . FAVORITE · TOMATOES CELERY lb. MA. C ARONI 79¢ PEPPERONI CHEESE 69¢ Large Fresh , Spatula-strainer ca p · Stainless steel blades Removable cutter unit pkg. 69~ SCOT PRIDE 8 ounce container EDGE CLEANING REG. NOODLES Buy a Hoover Vacuum - Get a Hoover Iron Toaste r, or Bl ender for % Price! ~-~2~50 'NOW INSURANCE PHONE 696-1273 THE NEW HOOVER DELUXE right cle~nert CASH & CARRY NEW .HAVEN w. VA SPECIAL SALE CLOSE-OUT 4003 SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 FROZEN FOODS SAYRE HARDWARE Model CANNED HAM /Middleport, Ohio GET A DOUBLE VALUE ·NOW DANNY SAYRE OWNER SWIFT'S PREMIUM Baker Furniture *25.95 Reuter- Brogan 59 N, SEOOND ST. Tim~ Double Feature Sale every place we stop . If I had remembered the name of the restaurant we co uld hav e telephoned and had the purse mailed. - HATilE. doors is still raw . It has never DEAR POLLY - Wh en been painted or stained. Now I cleaning my sewing machine I would like to stain or paint use my electric hair dryer them if I knew how to remove turned on "Cool." · This disposes of all lint and dust by the grease. - E. S. DEAR E. S. - Slnre ''oor blowing it away. Then I do a wood Is raw and entirely un- good oil and lube job. - MRS. finished the grease has doubt- J . s. less soaked Into the wood. If DEAR POLLY - With one of you dedde to paint the cabinets our nation 's main concerns the grease spots could first be being the conserving of energy shellacked and should not I am wondering why the bleed through but staining Is following suggestion has not something else. Perhaps some been more widely used. I have of the readers who have had owned two automatic sudsw this experience will have some saver washers and believe suggestions. - POLLY. there are lots of housewives who do not know they exist. DEAR POLLY - People who This is an extra feature well leave small children in a car worth the small extra cost. with the motor idling are my They not only save water but Pet Peeve. Kits want to play soap and the heating of water. with real cars much more than They pump the hot wash water with toys. Due lo their parents' into a spare rinse lub with a li d carelessness they have caused thai is beside the washer . At both an accident and a near the beginning of the next load it accident in my neighbhrhood. is then pumped back into the If drivers will not turn their car motors off for safety's sake it seems that now they would do it to save gas. - MRS. B.K.R. DEAR MRS. B.K.R. - I do agree with you and extend the Peeve a bit further to Include taking the keys out ol the Ignition so busy Utile hands are not tempted. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - While on a trip we had to drive back 70 miles lo gel my purse that I So you did a bangup had left in a restalU'ant. Now we write down the name of job on ft light pole. R.D. 1 SHADE, OHIO 45776 Please allow a weeks for delivery. Use separate page if necessary. , Spring ~ tr ~the Hoover~~£? POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Th e plywood doors on one of my kitchen cabinets is splattered with grease. The wooo in these I I I· I I Grease in raw wood thwarts paint job a ARRIVE FRIDAY HA Michael Shank and his wife. the former Susie Card, and sons. Jacob and Jeremy, Oceanside, Calif.. will arrive Friday for a 31H!ay leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Scott Shank, Pomeroy. They will also visit in Lima with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Card before returning to California where Shank will be stationed with the U.S. Navy at Palm Springs. AU CLELAND GREENHOUSE I I BY PULLY CRAMER meeting of the Willing Workers Class of the Enterprise United · Methooisl Church at lhe home of Mrs. Thomas Bentz. It was noted that the class has items such as knives , dish cloth.• and ladies hose for sale, and plans were made for a rummage sale May 8 and 9. Mrs . Edward Bowen opened the meeting with a call to worship taken fron\ Psalm 145. · Aprayer was read by Mrs. Ben Buck and scripture from John was read by Mrs. Paul Frick. A meditation titled "Show Jesus Your Hands" was .read by several of Ihe members. Group singing and prayer closed the devotions . Mrs. Herbert Dixon , gave the secretary's report. The wonder box was won by Mrs . Bentz. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Beulah Utterback, Mrs. Carl Mitch, Mrs. Thomas Bowen and Patty Edwards . Table grace was given by Miss Freds Ueving who also presented the treaslU'er's report. The -April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dwight Logan . Instructions : Pr int message, name of business, address, phone number, etc. We will arrange for the most effectiveness and balance. J gel cost of you sign add a . to b. and multiply answer by 50 cents. then deduct 30 pet . and add 4 pet . state sales tax. Resull is cost of each sign . Include 50 per cent payment with order . Signs will be delivered , balance, C.Q. D. during 1 POSTPONE MEETING A meeting of the TOPS Club sched ul ed fo r this evening has been cance lled. The next regular meeting will be next Tuesday at the regular lime at the America n Leg ion Ha11 in Middleport. MARCH 30 flOWERS Polly's Pointers Several fund ra ising projects JOINING US THIS WEEK: I Decorating Easter eggs can be great fun for everyone. so gel out the dyes, the markers and the decor EGGer, and go to work creating beautiful things . Now about the dec<lrEGGer , it's a great little gadget if you ca n get it to work. At our house we couldn 't, and it has already been relegated to the "need more practice" shelf at the bottom of the basement steps. We inyariably go back to the line of small bowls each containing a bea utiful color, and a large b'owl for the rainhow colored eggs. And while Easter eggs are decorative and fun to make, there does come a word of caution. If you intend to ea l the eggs, the She . r--------,; EASTER Mildred Mitch, Mrs. Louise re c ipi en t of a nursing McElhinny and Mrs. Nettie I scholarship to be presented Hayes II was reported that flowers this spring by the Woman's Auxiliary of Veterans had been sent to Mrs. Gilda I .· _ • Memorial Hospital was named Baxter, Mrs. Helen Jeffers and · j Mrs . Mary Pic kens while I Vanety of hanglltg ; at a recent auxiliary meeting . Named to the comm ittee confined to the hospital. A I baskets, large pots of hydra~gea, were Dr . Lew is Telle , Teresa thank you note was sent to the I lilies, Bradford Church of Christ for mums , geraniums, Collins, R.N ., Russell Brown, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Sl. Patrick's Day and Easter I small . pols of doublel" vergena, , Mrs. Helen Williams. and Mrs. favors forthe hospitalpatients. I petunias , Appointed to a ways and .1 impatiens, several! Pam Theiss, direc tor or the o f Candystripers . Applications means committee were Mrs. 1v a r i e t i e s Etta Will , Mrs. Nettie Hayes, 1 geraniums. for the scholarship are now being accepted bv the com- Mrs. Velsia Roush and Mrs. Freda Mossman. Mrs . -Reva mittee. Simms opened the meeting 1 Mrs. J~nice Dan iels, president, announced the 60th · with the auxiliary prayer, and cmn ual convention of the Ohio r~ports were gwen by Mrs. I Hospital Association Monday, Clara Burris, secretary, and L949-4121 Racine, Ohio ~----·--J March 31 to April 2 at the Mrs. Nettle Hayes, secretary. Sheraton-Columbus Hote l. Representing the auxiliary at the convention will be Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Mildred Fry, Mrs. C.lara Bur ris, Mrs. 1\ committee to se lect the Hy Chilrltme .Hoeflich Karla !ngels, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs . Robert Kuhn·. is a medical patient at the Holzer Medical Center, Room 328. Mrs. Clifford Jacobs is recupe rating from surgery for CLOSED Easter Suncfay Scholarship committee selected ·, ~.-..~s::~:)~~~:::~::-:.~::::::::.::~::::.::: 16 oz. 8 pak ' $1··plus · depos~ .1 I 0 ' . t �•• ..• , • ,_The Daily Sentlnel,Middlepoi"t·Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, March 2!i,l97~ .... :::: @~., ~ ~ Pomeroy . . . ~ Personal Notes ~ STARTING TONIGHT ' .GALLIPOLIS EASTER FESTIVAL AT SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO BIG THOMAS JOYlAND SHOWS RIDES 50 SHOWS Special discount on all rides from I p.m . til 6 p.m. each day . Fun for young & old . I •I • • Fun With Food ! ca tara c t rem ova l. returned home from St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va . Sunday arter being confined there a week. . Mr . and Mrs. Ronnie Nelson and son of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Denver Nelson . They attended funeral services ror Mrs . Mittie Nelson . Mrs . Barbara Sargent is home after spendin g several days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr . and Mrs. Rooney Gaul and family of Barlow . Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wise of Beverly visited Sunday with the Rev. and Mrs. Cecil W1se and daughter. Sunday af. ternoon the Rev . and Mrs. Floyd Shook visited with the Wise family . Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Wright were Thursday evening visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ochier, Belpre. They also visited Mrs. Mildred Jacobs at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg , W. Va, Neighborly.... that's RFD Extension Service home economics people say, "Keep Ulem BRENDA HYSELL Celebrates birthday Brenda Lee Hysell was given a surprise birthday party at the home of her parents, Lawrence and Rosemary Hysell at 698 Laurel St., Pomeroy , last Friday night, March 21. · The event was in honor of Brenda's 16th birthday and many of her friend s attended the p~ rty at which they enjoyed games and pizza and pop were se rved for refreshments. Brenda, who is Meigs High presented with words "Happy a sophomore at School, wa s a cake with lh'e Birthday Sweet Sixteen." Friends attending the party were Cathy Manley , Toni Pope. Vicki Johnston , Lori Faulk, Debbie Lambert , Tammy Moss man , Margaret Corsi, Loraine McElhaney , Penny Hysell, Sherri Hyse ll and Julie Hysell. refrigerated." Use them as a table centerpiece once fo r no longer than two hours . And while we're speaking of Easter, remember that Sunday afternoon the annual egg hunt of the Rotary Club will tak e place at the Middleport Community Park. New plastic eggs are being purchased for the hun I so the problem encountered last year is not about to be repeated this year . lf·you remember, just small pieces of paper were distributed over the park for the children to hunt, and what with the wind ~d the large area, many of the slips were never found . How well we remember the days when dozens of eggs were colored by the Rotarians and their wives for the hunt. and there was always the question of who had the most fun - those coloring the eggs or !house hunting the eggs. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in taking a break from tracbtion this year, you might try a roast pork loin instead of serving ham. Of course, you'll probably want to decorate it lor the occasion so perhaps you'd like to try this Roast Park with Oranges recipe: 4 pounds pork loin rubbed with sage (one teaspoon ), salt, and pepper . Put on a rack in a shallow roasting pan and add I cup water. Roast uncovered in a preheated 32!i degree ov.en for 2 to 2¥.! hours, or until a meat thermometer registers 170 degrees. About 4~ minutes before the meat is done, remove from the oven and pour off the fat , leaving the pan juices. Spread 1 tablespoon of red currant jelly over the meat and sprinkle with , the grated rind o.f one orange. PoW' the juice from the orange and lh cup sherry over the meat. Finish roasting. Five minutes before the meat is done , add the sections from three to six oranges so they can heat slightly. Put meat on platter and surround with orange sections. Garnish the oranges with sprigs of watercress. I'm sure that some of you have favorite or unusual recipes you would like to share with our readers. Send them along to "Fun with Foods," Tile Daily Sentinel. · Workers set fund raisers were di sc ussed JOHN BASSETTE ~vs ~a 7:30 P.M. ·\IDUB·TV20 LOO·K FIRST TIME-MAGNETIC REMOVABLE SIGNS FOR YOUR CAR OR TRUCK AT 30'Y. OFF REGULAR PRICE! Example: 1 set of two I2x24. REG. -$36.00 Plus Tax NOW $25 20 Plus Tax * All Sizes Available Background Colors- White, black, yellow. orange . *Letter Colors - White, black. gold , blue, red . green . orange. Circle color choice of the above . ORDER ON BLANK BELOW ainches wide_ b. inches high I..1 --------------., • I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I L--------------~ For special signs, art work or tor orders of more than two sets, just note In space (please contact) and . a representative will contact you. Include name. addres 's' a·nd phone number with all orders. lor contact if necessary . Send to: HOLLIE V. HAYES STATE DYN-A-VAC ~~ SAY HAPPY EASTER BY GIVING A LOVELY BLOOMING PLANT .•LILIES •AZALEAS •HYDRANGEAS, Blooming in all their Spring beauty. 20%0FF And now you're having trouble making light of your troubles. Well, there's a solution. Hurry on down to a real troubleshooter: your independent insurance agent. We represent you first. And we work to expedite a fast, fair settlement of your claims. You 'II .find a great selection affine furniture , floor coverings and appliances at the lowest possible prices. Free delivery, convenient washer . I often use this water as much as three times because I start with white and then wash light colored clothes. I do not think many stores eve n stock these so they often have to be ordered from the factory. Can yo u imagine the amount of water and energy used for healing it that co uld be saved if they were more widely used. It temts, servtce when you need it. Serving you has been our business since 1952. seems the appliance people co uld have a fan tastic sales program on them as they conserve water and energy. MRS . D. H. Ph. 991-Sll~ · 107 Sycamore Pomeroy If we can't Signs guaranteed againsf defects in material or workmanship. , MIDDLEPORT DIAL-A-MATIC SALE$7888 Reg. s139 5 ONLY Complete with Attachments 95 SALE SALE $ EDGE CLEANING t1 t1 <:r tbe Hoover <:r <:r t1 Double Feature 8ale help you, nobody can. s We Accept FedPrlll Food .SIIImp,, PHONE 992 3480 MIDDLEPORT, to Umit TONY GRATE Birthday observed RUTLAND - Anthony David Grate cele brated hrs fi rst birthday Friday night, March 21 at the home of his parcn Is, Mr. and Mrs. David Grate. Nelson Rd. , Rutland. Tony's birthday cake was decorated with a design of a train cmd read "Happy First Birthday Tony." Cake and ice cream were served to those in attendance. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Grate, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Bissell, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Grate , Jeni Grate, Steve Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grate, Araka Grale and Herbie Grate. (l sib.$ can SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST lb. SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE ENGLISH OR BONELESS BEEF ROAST lb. HUC FRESH AND LEAN lb. GROUND BEE·F AST FRESH AND LEAN SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE GROUND CHUCK , FRESH AND LEAN BLADE CUT GROUND ROUND SUPERIORS lb. POLISH SAUSAGE SUPERIORS 69~ 12 oz. WIENERS pkgs. CENTER CUT. ..•............Ib. 65e: ' SCOT LAD TUESDAY MEIGS Athletic Boosters Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at high school. BIRTHDAY and po tluck supper Tuesday 6 p.m. at Harrisonville Elementary Sponsored by School. Harrisonville Golden Circle Senior Citizen Club. Entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Darold Taylor, Portland. JUNIOR and Senior Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at post . home. XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Election of officers. Cullural program "how to make friends" to be conducted by Vicki Cleckner and Carolyn Grueser. Hostesses will be Carole McCullough and Sue Zirkle . JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middleport, 6:30 Tuesday night at the hall. MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY Branch of the American. Association of University Women, 7:30p.m. at Pomeroy Public Library; book review bv Mrs. Thereon Johnson. WEDNESDAY RACINE AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at hall. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club Wednesday 7:30p.m. at home of Mrs. Mason Fisher. POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, Regular meeting, Wednesday, Meigs Inn, with all lions W'ged to attend. OHIO VALLEY. Commandery 24, Knights Templar, stated conclave, Pomeroy Masonic Temple, 7:30p.m. Model 1157 SHORTENING 3 ,lb•.can FROZEN Strawberries 16 NEW! LGL.ADE (SOLIDSJ oz. carton ROOM DEODORANT 3 for HOME MADE ICE CREAM ARMOUR TREET 12 oz. LUNCHEON ·MEAT can,, gallon QUEEN OF SCOT RICH'S WHIPPED TOPPING 59 ¢ pkg. JOHN'S PIZZA PEAS AND CORN FISHER'S FRENCH ONION DIP 20 oz. bag .. PACKER'S LABEL '" ~ch I! \ BROUGHTON'S BROUGHTON'S CHOCOLATE MILK 2%. WRIGLEY'S 10 CtiEWING GUM pkgs. GRADE A MILK 2 q~. 89¢ gal. SMALL GHDEA $129 LARGE Co rd sto~age fnside base Attractive low pro fil e design lb. Model K600.7 Was 29¢ lb. 39¢ . . -Anglo HoOul;,ht- Mo~ft deening etsilr in softly lit or 16 oz. . 8 b:"~129 lmti. Fullliog Sipl L;,ht • No worry about when to change "" throw-owov bog. s;gnol light is always In sight! . S9 N- Secoiid 51. Middleport AND DIET 8 16 OL btls. RIT~ COLA • ., • EGGS----------~-doZ:. 69~ lvs. for crt...................~ ... . aH tax Everyday Price - - E.' DIET RITE FLAVORS ~ 149' qua(ts · for I . I · SAT. ONLY Chewing DAD'S ROOT BEER Diet, connett tht l_ttllehmtnts, EGGS.~---------~z.-~49 ~ '10P" CIGARETTE PAPERS ..................................~ .. pkg. 9' Winchester l.tttle Cigars, pkg........................... ..25', cit. 2.19 TOBACCO SALE ALL WEEK PRICE Twjst the Powtr Mid Its • pow~rful clnintr clunert Has suctio·n regulator, -owod BREAD RED RIPE lftltant Rut Adfwb;Mit • Adlpu to ony'""'"' from Low Plio 10 Shog with tho simple sl!ift of • ltwr. Tripi•Aclion ONnint. •-If belts, as it sweeps, as it ctuna'', 2 CINMI'S In One · .It's M up. -t . FAVORITE · TOMATOES CELERY lb. MA. C ARONI 79¢ PEPPERONI CHEESE 69¢ Large Fresh , Spatula-strainer ca p · Stainless steel blades Removable cutter unit pkg. 69~ SCOT PRIDE 8 ounce container EDGE CLEANING REG. NOODLES Buy a Hoover Vacuum - Get a Hoover Iron Toaste r, or Bl ender for % Price! ~-~2~50 'NOW INSURANCE PHONE 696-1273 THE NEW HOOVER DELUXE right cle~nert CASH & CARRY NEW .HAVEN w. VA SPECIAL SALE CLOSE-OUT 4003 SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 FROZEN FOODS SAYRE HARDWARE Model CANNED HAM /Middleport, Ohio GET A DOUBLE VALUE ·NOW DANNY SAYRE OWNER SWIFT'S PREMIUM Baker Furniture *25.95 Reuter- Brogan 59 N, SEOOND ST. Tim~ Double Feature Sale every place we stop . If I had remembered the name of the restaurant we co uld hav e telephoned and had the purse mailed. - HATilE. doors is still raw . It has never DEAR POLLY - Wh en been painted or stained. Now I cleaning my sewing machine I would like to stain or paint use my electric hair dryer them if I knew how to remove turned on "Cool." · This disposes of all lint and dust by the grease. - E. S. DEAR E. S. - Slnre ''oor blowing it away. Then I do a wood Is raw and entirely un- good oil and lube job. - MRS. finished the grease has doubt- J . s. less soaked Into the wood. If DEAR POLLY - With one of you dedde to paint the cabinets our nation 's main concerns the grease spots could first be being the conserving of energy shellacked and should not I am wondering why the bleed through but staining Is following suggestion has not something else. Perhaps some been more widely used. I have of the readers who have had owned two automatic sudsw this experience will have some saver washers and believe suggestions. - POLLY. there are lots of housewives who do not know they exist. DEAR POLLY - People who This is an extra feature well leave small children in a car worth the small extra cost. with the motor idling are my They not only save water but Pet Peeve. Kits want to play soap and the heating of water. with real cars much more than They pump the hot wash water with toys. Due lo their parents' into a spare rinse lub with a li d carelessness they have caused thai is beside the washer . At both an accident and a near the beginning of the next load it accident in my neighbhrhood. is then pumped back into the If drivers will not turn their car motors off for safety's sake it seems that now they would do it to save gas. - MRS. B.K.R. DEAR MRS. B.K.R. - I do agree with you and extend the Peeve a bit further to Include taking the keys out ol the Ignition so busy Utile hands are not tempted. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - While on a trip we had to drive back 70 miles lo gel my purse that I So you did a bangup had left in a restalU'ant. Now we write down the name of job on ft light pole. R.D. 1 SHADE, OHIO 45776 Please allow a weeks for delivery. Use separate page if necessary. , Spring ~ tr ~the Hoover~~£? POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Th e plywood doors on one of my kitchen cabinets is splattered with grease. The wooo in these I I I· I I Grease in raw wood thwarts paint job a ARRIVE FRIDAY HA Michael Shank and his wife. the former Susie Card, and sons. Jacob and Jeremy, Oceanside, Calif.. will arrive Friday for a 31H!ay leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Scott Shank, Pomeroy. They will also visit in Lima with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Card before returning to California where Shank will be stationed with the U.S. Navy at Palm Springs. AU CLELAND GREENHOUSE I I BY PULLY CRAMER meeting of the Willing Workers Class of the Enterprise United · Methooisl Church at lhe home of Mrs. Thomas Bentz. It was noted that the class has items such as knives , dish cloth.• and ladies hose for sale, and plans were made for a rummage sale May 8 and 9. Mrs . Edward Bowen opened the meeting with a call to worship taken fron\ Psalm 145. · Aprayer was read by Mrs. Ben Buck and scripture from John was read by Mrs. Paul Frick. A meditation titled "Show Jesus Your Hands" was .read by several of Ihe members. Group singing and prayer closed the devotions . Mrs. Herbert Dixon , gave the secretary's report. The wonder box was won by Mrs . Bentz. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Beulah Utterback, Mrs. Carl Mitch, Mrs. Thomas Bowen and Patty Edwards . Table grace was given by Miss Freds Ueving who also presented the treaslU'er's report. The -April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dwight Logan . Instructions : Pr int message, name of business, address, phone number, etc. We will arrange for the most effectiveness and balance. J gel cost of you sign add a . to b. and multiply answer by 50 cents. then deduct 30 pet . and add 4 pet . state sales tax. Resull is cost of each sign . Include 50 per cent payment with order . Signs will be delivered , balance, C.Q. D. during 1 POSTPONE MEETING A meeting of the TOPS Club sched ul ed fo r this evening has been cance lled. The next regular meeting will be next Tuesday at the regular lime at the America n Leg ion Ha11 in Middleport. MARCH 30 flOWERS Polly's Pointers Several fund ra ising projects JOINING US THIS WEEK: I Decorating Easter eggs can be great fun for everyone. so gel out the dyes, the markers and the decor EGGer, and go to work creating beautiful things . Now about the dec<lrEGGer , it's a great little gadget if you ca n get it to work. At our house we couldn 't, and it has already been relegated to the "need more practice" shelf at the bottom of the basement steps. We inyariably go back to the line of small bowls each containing a bea utiful color, and a large b'owl for the rainhow colored eggs. And while Easter eggs are decorative and fun to make, there does come a word of caution. If you intend to ea l the eggs, the She . r--------,; EASTER Mildred Mitch, Mrs. Louise re c ipi en t of a nursing McElhinny and Mrs. Nettie I scholarship to be presented Hayes II was reported that flowers this spring by the Woman's Auxiliary of Veterans had been sent to Mrs. Gilda I .· _ • Memorial Hospital was named Baxter, Mrs. Helen Jeffers and · j Mrs . Mary Pic kens while I Vanety of hanglltg ; at a recent auxiliary meeting . Named to the comm ittee confined to the hospital. A I baskets, large pots of hydra~gea, were Dr . Lew is Telle , Teresa thank you note was sent to the I lilies, Bradford Church of Christ for mums , geraniums, Collins, R.N ., Russell Brown, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Sl. Patrick's Day and Easter I small . pols of doublel" vergena, , Mrs. Helen Williams. and Mrs. favors forthe hospitalpatients. I petunias , Appointed to a ways and .1 impatiens, several! Pam Theiss, direc tor or the o f Candystripers . Applications means committee were Mrs. 1v a r i e t i e s Etta Will , Mrs. Nettie Hayes, 1 geraniums. for the scholarship are now being accepted bv the com- Mrs. Velsia Roush and Mrs. Freda Mossman. Mrs . -Reva mittee. Simms opened the meeting 1 Mrs. J~nice Dan iels, president, announced the 60th · with the auxiliary prayer, and cmn ual convention of the Ohio r~ports were gwen by Mrs. I Hospital Association Monday, Clara Burris, secretary, and L949-4121 Racine, Ohio ~----·--J March 31 to April 2 at the Mrs. Nettle Hayes, secretary. Sheraton-Columbus Hote l. Representing the auxiliary at the convention will be Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Mildred Fry, Mrs. C.lara Bur ris, Mrs. 1\ committee to se lect the Hy Chilrltme .Hoeflich Karla !ngels, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs . Robert Kuhn·. is a medical patient at the Holzer Medical Center, Room 328. Mrs. Clifford Jacobs is recupe rating from surgery for CLOSED Easter Suncfay Scholarship committee selected ·, ~.-..~s::~:)~~~:::~::-:.~::::::::.::~::::.::: 16 oz. 8 pak ' $1··plus · depos~ .1 I 0 ' . t �• .' $- The Daily Sentinel Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 . Tuesday, March 20, 1975 r: ·- . ' Sports • t •C ' 0 C arade Card of Thanks WE W l '> ~l l o c:q:u · ~ ~ bln Sin cc.c llhln k S and aoorc·c ..1i• On 10 th e S!aft ('I f 11( H ol;e r Med iC i'! l Cen ter , l o~ lllC ir t ar e y 1ven to our d ea r father , Cl ar ence L Ander son We WISh es pec 1a lty to lh ank Dr Wd J\o. er an d th e f. oll h F loor nur ses Dr Ra ym ond 801c e ·and h o!. staff t he Ra c me Em er g c11c y Squad Ew 1n g F un eral H om e ! h e Rev rrCe l and N o rr 1s r Ior enc e Ad am s. Gera ld Pow ell for I he m us1c and all th e fn end s. ne1g hbors. and re l at1ves for lherr smcer e expr ess1on of sym pa thy and he lp In so ma ny way s du r1n g the Il ln ess and dea t h of o ur l ath er The Cl aren ce Ler oy A n der son fam ily 3 2S ltp l (Conunued from page J l reeling Into the ropes, then demolished htm completely wtth a murderous right to the jaw that ended the one-stded farce ' Referee Tony Perez called tt a !:>.round TKO; like Wepner, he was a bit confused. Wepner had been on the canvas much longer than the requll'ed 10 seconds. It was as clear a knockout as you'll ever see. When tt was over, Ali couldn't restst one !mal touch of oorlesque. He lay down rn the rmg and, wtth everybody mtlhng around him, everybody, !hat IS, who wasn 't busy trying to revtve the immobile Wepner, folded his arms behrnd his head and pretended to take a nap .Jn his dressrng room later, Alt lay on a rubbmg taWe, naked except for a towel covering hts loins, and listened vaguely as Wepner's post..fight comment.s were being pumped m over an amplilymg system mstde the room All ltstened silenUy. "How long would you say he was on the canvas m the 15th' " "''meone standing alongside the charnpton asked him "l dunno, " he satd "l don 't count I got my mtllton and a ha lf. That's aU I know." "What would you say he does best'" <~Take a punch." "And how would you charactenze your own performance '". "Good, for a 33-year-old man who has been fighting so many years and still has that much left tn him I dtd just enough to get by .lwon. You don'tsee no scratches. The orHy punches that hurt are tbe ones he htt me with in back of Ute head. Rabbtt punches. The referee dtdn't do a thing about 'em. He's a dirty dog, that Perez . I don't ever want him refereem' any more of my ftght.s ." All said he was upset wiUt WeJHler for Utose rabbit punches "Remember me htttin' him as he was gom ' down Ill the last round ? I tried to knock his head off. I tried to kiU him. ! never did that before to anyone I had Quarry hke that, but I backed off; I had Ellis and I backed off; I had Mathis, Blue Lewts and George Foreman, and I backed off all of ·em. But not WeJHler. I really went after him. I tried ill aMihllate him ." Over m another corner of Ute room, one of Muhammad Alt's closest friends, someone who has known him a long time , knows when he's serious and knows when he 's putting people on, listened to him and smiled. "He has never tried to aMih1late anybody in hts whole life," said his friend. "He wouldn 't know how." Dear RFTR: Could be Phil is playing your game unW you change the niles. U so - happy wedding! - HELEN +++Z Dear Rap: About the girl who had a crush on a guy in a rock group, and wanted to follow him to all the dances so she might meet him : YoU'Sided with her father who refused to take her to the dances. !met my future husband that way. He'sthe lead singer and suJ.tariBt in a rlling-ln.fame group. I dreamed about meeting him; when my Dad finally said, "Enough!" I got my girlfriend's dad to take us to the dances, with my parents' okay, Finally I met Mike after accidentally spilling a soda on him. We talked tiU his break WL'I over. He asked for my phone number and we started dating. We'll be married in 1976. Crushes are sometimes real, and all rock stars aren't "dangerous." Asmymolhersays, "You can't judge a song by its Utle, 11 I hope the girl's father gives in and lets her try to meet her dream11uy. Every girl deserves Utat chance. - MUSE Dear Helen and Sue : I WL'I babysitting when a guy I know came over and asked to use the phone. He didn't say It was long-distance. Yesterday Ute woman I worked for called my parents and accused me or run· nlng up a big lilone bill. ' !told my Dad it wasthlsboy'sbiU, and now he's accusing me ~. belng a tramp because I invited him over. He says I have to pay the bill, and never tell the woman I entertained a boy at her r»me. •. I dim~ "entertain" him, and I didn't invite him and I d1dn 't know he was talking to Florida. (It was his girlfriend, but do you Illink Dad will believe me?) r can~ get the guy to pay WJ!ess an adult makes it rough. So What can I do? And don't you think parent.s should believe !heir cllUdren( - IMMATURE "TRAMP" III'.: I think your Dad is unreasonable and untrustlng. and he st'iould concentrate on the guy who tricked you. Hope your n!Other agrees : she may be able to change his mind. -SUE +++ Opt!.: ()!other other hand, YOU were too, too trusting ! Perhaps this is the lesson you Dad hopes to teach by making you pay lor the call. - HELEN SERVICES ARRANGED PRINCETON, N.J. (UP! ) Funeral services are being afranged for Asa S. Bushnell, often called the "czar" of 8,1Jlateur sports, who dted Saturday of a heart attack. He was 75. .Bushnell, rormer dll'ector of the U.S. Olympic Conunittee ahd retired commissioner or the Eastern College Athletic Conference, entered the Princeton Medical Center i'riday evemng complaming of flu symptoms. " Bushnell was associated with tbe National CoUege Athletic Asaociation for 'l1 years and was the recipient or dozens of awards and honors, including the Olympic Torch and the Austrian Olympic Medal~th received in 1966. He was granted· a member· llhlp to the Madison Square · Glrden HaD of Fame in 1967 111C1 Ill 1171l wu ncminated to the Alhletic Directors Hall of Fame. I IT ISN 'T HEAL'mY NEW DELHI (UP!) - One thing ts a sure bet at race courses across India-it isn't hea!Uty for the favorite to lose. When heavily fav!K'ed F8ll' Angella and Calvados finished only fourUt and third respectively in !he fourUt race, losmg bj!ttors tore apart the stands and hurled thell' seats at Ute totalizator, the Press Trust of India reported. According to the PTI , Madras police used ll!ar gas to subdue Ute angry sport.smen and track stewards diplomatically declared the race null and vmd. @~ m e mory L OV IN G fathe r who pas se d Ma r c l"l 22 , 1969 Tll e re tS a 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU of sad but M r s Mabel Cl eland wt fe, Clltldr en and g r a n dch ild ren of Rev Tho s A Cleland 3 25 li e Lost Smal l tan and wh tle ne~me dog A ns wers to A n dy A r ea of Rt of 14 3 P hone 991 5555 J 25 Jt c OL D furn1 ture , 1c e bo xes , b'ra ss beds , or compl et e householdS Wr d e M 0 Mil le r , RT 4, Pom ero y, Oh 1o C;, l l 99 2 7760 10 7 7 4 -- ------------64 A ND olde r cam s, pay 24 cents fo r d 1mes , 60 cent s for q ua• t ers Sl 20 f o r half doll ar s Call Rog er Wam sl ey , 742 36 51 J 21 5tp L OST - B l ac k wallet tn vtct n tl y of Mtn e r sv ill £> N e a se Se t F tnder may k eep mone y l or r e tu r n o f w a ll et Pl"l on e 992 nn 3 25 Jl c Notice ' A T T END SUN DAY SC HO OL E AS T E R S U N DAY , M ID DLE POR T U NIT E D P EN TECO ST AL C HU RC H . SOU T H Jr d AV E N U E . SU N DAY SCH OOL 10 00 A M TR A N SPORT A TI ON A ND IN F OR MA T IO N PHONE 99 2 382 4 or 99'1 2502 3 16 l ltp - - - - ~----~-----WA NT ED u sed ha y bater Ph one 99"2 720 1 a ll er 5 p m J 2J 3t p PI A NO tunrn g Ph one 949 48 11 3 4 ff c Mink " Cos m elf cs Ph on e BR OWN' S 9925 11 3 ~ I 7 tf c ---------A Uc TI ON , Thur sday -;; ~ghf.-7 p m a r Mason A u c t 1on , Hor ton St I n M ason , W Va Co nsl g n me nl s w e l c o m e Ph o11e (304 } 77 3 5471 2 2 ff c . NOW . - seltrng Fuller 8rlt Sh Products , ph on e 992 3410 1 24 lfc WantP.fl To Buy WA N TED old upr 1ghl p1anos , an y cond1l10n Pa y 1n g S10 cash F 1r st floor onl y and Q1v e dt rec t •o n s t o W11ten Plano Co , Box 188, Sard 1S. Oh tO 43946 3 19 6tp NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cas e Na 21440 Estate of Beulah 8 Smtth Oecused Not ice Is hereby g1 ven That Emma Jean Dabo of Pomeroy , Oh 10 . he s been duly appotn ted E)Ce cutr nt of the Estat e of Beul ah B Smith . deceued . tate of M etQ S Countv . Oh ln Cr ed•lors are requ 1r ed to fil e the1r cl atm s w ith said f1du c1ar y withm four mon ths Dat ed th iS 11th da y of Marc h 1975 / Mann i ng D Webster Judge Co urt of Common Pl eas, Probat e D IV ISIOn (3 ) 17 24. 31. 3t c officers at the rally In a letter from Olhe Jones, state coun ctlor , the 81st annual meeting of the State Council of Ohto was announced for Ang . 18, 19 an d 20 at Imperta! House Mole! m Cpnton. It was noted that regis tr ahon will be followed by 1mtiat1on work al 7.30 p.m. and a reception . She reminded members of the special prOJec t.s and ways and means ac ttvihes for the session One application for mem· bership was read and an m· ves tiga tm g committee was appointed LARRY LAVENDER S¥facuse. ohio- I 1963 FA L CO N st at10 n wa gon new motor Gi rl 's SIZ E' 7 p1nk fo r ma l wt11t e r abb rt fu r cape M en 's bl ac k su 1f srz e 34 Phone 992 3090 3 25 Jt c 1974 OLD SMOBILE Cutlass Sup r eme , ma r oon w1 th whrt e v rny l top , sharp Phon e 742 3 25 ore SALES & SE.RVICE • f'h 99_2-2]74, Middleport, Ohio 1 2 1 Mo . $168~~ :r'OMEROY LANDMARK 9'. _J~ck W. Corny, Mtr. yo ur m ob• le hom e to r c ash 15 hom es w anted , 19 58 fhru 1972 mod els Phon e (6 14 ) 44 6 1-4 25, GalllpO i tS 3 9 78 tc 3 'and 4 ROOM fu r niShed and unfurn•shed apartmen t s Phone 992 54 34 1973 SKYLINE 12 Jt 60 mobile 4 12 tfc hom e Air cond lltDn1ng 2 BR turn1sh ed Call 99 2 70.te , after PRIVATE meet•ng room for 4 p m any orgam zatl on . phone 992 3 23 6tp 3915 For Rent --------------- For Rent 3 11 ttc - ---- - --- - --- -,. .- F URNI S HE D apartment advlts only m M 1ddleport Phone 992 38 74 3 :i'5 lf c --------------AVAI L AB L E th1S week , small 2 bedroom . double wide mobile home near Pomeroy Off Rl 7 by pass No children or pets Phone 99 2 701 7 or 992 7666 3 25 3tc - - - - - ----- - - - - -2 BEDROOM trailer , S25 per week All utilt ft es pa 1d Phone 99 2 3324 3 25 tfc TRAILER space , 2 m 11es from Harr~sonvill e U til it ieS a va•lable Phone 74 2 3821 3 25 St c - -~- ------ ---- - - For Sale AIR CONDITIONER 4,000 BTU Two mag wheels, 13 tn Phone 247 3824 i 3 24 6tc WHE A T STRAW , ex t r a large bale s. 51 25 ea ch Phone 378 6257 3 24 6tc ~hont 992·2111 FARM Lvmber See us for your n ee ds Pomeroy Forrest Products , Balley Run Road Phon e 99 2 5965 3 19 12tc A IR cond1t 1oner , 4,000 BT U 2 mag wh eel s, 13 rnch . Phone 24 7 3824 3 24 6t c -- - - TNotAN Joe' s Sport 1ng Good s, bvy and sell guns, ammo. fiShing equ ipment, and after Apr. I 1, we wil l have f1sh ba 1l Stop by at 308 Page St , Middleport Phone 992 3509 3 2 30tc MIXED hay fo r sale 992 3658 •GROCERY bus!iiess for sa te. Building for sale or lease Phone 773 ·5618 from 8 30 P- m to 10 p m for appointment - - - - - - --'- 10 " '" CLOSE our on new Zig-Zag sewing m.echmes For sewing stretch fabrics , buttonholes .. fancy destgns , et c Pa.nt slightly blemished . Cho •ce of c arrytng case or sewing stand $49,80 cash or terms avculable Phone 992 7755 12 18tfc --~_,-----, ------- Strout Realty ____________ __ _.. J 2S-61c sale J-25 4tc OENNY ' S Franklin f ireplace , mahogan y wnt 1ng desls , 3 sne ll bOo k case . JO 1n elec cook stov e Phone 98 5 3920 cnes ter 3 25 ltp A NTIQUE I cyl water cooled st at 1ona ry eng tne Wit h 30 tn fl y w heels in good runn •ng co nd Jt Jon 15 W hi t~ rock l a y.ng hens One J yr old Reg Angu s herd bull One 10 m on th ol d Reg _ Anous bull T wo 8 months Reg Angus her fers Four Reg . Angus cow s, 3 t o fres h en soon . 1 l ater Two Ho lstem f 1rst ca lf h et fers . 2 m i x ed calves. Phone 985 .tUO. 3 25 5tc ___.:. _____ _ HAY an d corn for sa l e Phon e 992 1306 Hl5 P I ~& ! 3 25 6t p 6 room house. 3 bedrooms , 1112 baths, 2 porches. c1ty water, and large lot ' Only $4,500 00 POMEROY - 2 Family home, 11 r ooms in aiL Cou ld have another rental Large lot on good paved street MIDDLEPORT - 7 room nice old er home . 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, one enclosed. office , full basement, garage and neat BUSINESS - You can get into th1s by pay1ng only for the stock Can you beat that? RUTLAND - Brick older home. large double lot, 3 or 4 BR , lots of room . Owner will fake land contract $10,000.00 RUTLAND AREA - Be the first to live in this all elec. 3 BR, full basemen!, carport, utillly bldg .. on 10 a. of wooded land Owner will take land contract . POMEROY - Main St , 2 story brick buSine•• bldg .. 6 room apt. upstalrs , 1st floor now wtth 3 y'ear1ease. A good buy at $18,500.00. 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992·2298 CONTACT :. Loi• Pouley Bnn~h M.n•ger LOSER C<lNCREn deIIVeted right tb your prolect Fasl and eas)' Free est.mates Phone 992 -32&4 Goeglein Ready M1X Co, Mtddleport Oh 10. 6 30 tfc NEW LISTING - SEWING MACHINE , Repairs, service, a11 makes, 992 2284. The Fabr tc Shop, Pomeroy, Authorized Smger Sales and Serv 1ce We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc 2478. D J 13 9 25---C huck While Reports 10 ... I WAIJT 'OJ m IIEUJRITC IT 'SV AtJ'/ DUMMY LAiJ UtJc:€RSTNJD IT. 9 30---Not For Wom en Only 3, Dmah 6 , Galloping Gourmet 8, Ta t tletal es 10, New Zoo Revue 13 10 DO-Ce lebrity Sw eepsta kes 3,4, 15 ; Joker' s Wild 8, Dinah 13 10 3Q-Wh eel ol Fortune 3.4,15, Gambit 8, 10. 11 Oo---High Rol le rs 3,4. 15, One Life to L 1ve 6 ; Now You See Love of L1fe a, 10,, Sesa me Sl 20.33 II 55--Graham Kerr 8, Dan I m el 's World 10. t'l ~&~rt.J£® 1kJ 4cto-&IJ -.I~ hy ttlNHI AHN O l O . o01d ti< Hl l Ef l 1nscrambiE" lhes4! four Jumhl~:s, one letter lo each square, lo form four ordinary word s. $6,000 00. BUILDING LOTS - water I Aging 20 all ftxtures and stock. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? CALL 992,33l,5. 2 11 tfc ---- - ------~ ~-~­ 5 00- FBI l , Andy Griffith 8. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' 20,33 ; Ironside 13 5 3Q- News 6 , Beverly Hillbillies 8, Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Ge~"7 Smart 15, Elee Co 33 6 oo-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Elec. Co 20, lTV Utl ll z•tlon 33. ~ . 3Q-NBC News3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Bewltched6, CBS News 8, 10, Zoom 20; Your Future Is Now 33. I 00--Trulh or Cons. 3,4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Wht's My Line'' 8, News 10; Counlry Music Jubilee 13; Area Mayor's Reporlc~ 15, Arabs & Israelis 20, Know Your Schools33. .. 7 JQ-Pollce Surgeon 3, Name That Tune 4; Let's Make a Dea~ •' 6; Wilburn Brothers 8; The Judge 10, To Tell the Truth 13•, ~ Book Beal 20; Episode Action 33. 8.00-LIIIIe House on lhe Prairie 3,4,15; That's My Mama 13;' The Johnny Mathis Seoslon 6, Peanut. 8,10; Great Per. fnrmances 20 ; To Be Annoonced 33. "' a 3Q-Movle "The Girl Mosf· Likely to . . ," 13; The EasleJ\n Promise 8, 10 HOWMR -- I'll REPoRT OIER THIS PRt'iATC. W'IFre, TO HEAOQU~RTERS - MIGI1T AS WELL BE PREPARED FOR ArtYTHIHft " H0 USE TAICING C HA~CfS - VFA!-1 - ll'H BE A CIH Ctf COU LD DO IT NOW IF THEY WERE BOTH HOME - E'IUT ME\I'ER GO OFF COCKED, EVEN' ON LIT Ttf 1been t.' all th' btq stores ...th' JOB~ closets, very mce kitchen w1fh dmmg area, modern bath , carpeted throughout, Mom , with your choice of colors . Garage. all electric All financing to r~ght people C BRADf!ORO, AUd1oneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 or 949 3161 Racine. Oh io Crltt B~rJBdlord 5-1·th ------------------... lA NO tun•ng _ Lane Dan•els I"' Phone 992 2082 ' $20.000. LOOK - JUST $7,900 buys th 1s 3 bedrooms, bath , nice k ttchen , panel 1ng , tile, porches . storage building. ground SEE TH IS GARDEN SPACE - I level acr e, 2 bedrooms, bath, n1ce k tfchen and dmmg, ut1l1ty, basement. many other features Well below the market at 1ust $13 ,500 THINK BIG - U your house •s bust1ng at '1 the seams trying to accommodate your growing !amity . SEE THIS J-16 12tc features ONLY 519,900 IS YOUR HOME TOO LARGE OR SMALL? CASH FOR IT, BUY THE HOME THAT SUITS YOU BET. TER . - WE SELL YOUR PROPERTY OR YOU PAY US NOTHING Call now 9922259 991·2259 banks' I even on th' st.ock ' ULABNER -THE l.OWE3ST CLA56E36 IN OG1!3A:;..> 000 HAVEi AN INC~ OF $25'QOOO. 00 A )'E4Rrr 11-IEGEARE: VAgiAIIOI'lS OF A 3 25 6tc ----- - ----.------- 10 ACRES , suitable for building 1ots or trailers Will sell as whole or separate Located on Rt 7 in M 1ddleport Phone 992 3278 . 3 23 -6tc "T"HeME g\{ B,A.C}\ WHAi'G JUL.IAN PL-AYING? VIOI..AIIONG OFAIHEME: @Y g,A.,C/1 I ~ I TAURUS (April 20·Mty 20) It •s far easier tor you to make prom1ses today th an •t Is for you t o k ee p them Don ' t vo lu nteer unless you r e smcere CIEMINI (May 21·Juno 20) This 1s not th e day to gamble on !o.:+-11-+- o thers to ball you out of situation s where y ou have gotten tn too deep Bring your own llfe1acket CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) Don't push your budget to lhe break ing po int because you want your family to keep up with the Joneses II wont stand the straln LEO•(JuiJ'23·Aug. 22) Refrain lall talesloday. The fro ~ t~JIIng stories ,you embellish later come home to roost, much to your embarrassment VIRCIO (Aug. 23·8tpl. 22) You have a tendency at this time to c ount matenal bles Si ngs belore · they become reality Walt 1111 they're In the bank LIBRA (Stpl. 23·0cl. 23( ."' You're too easily swayed today : by others' opinions Be sure M the hotshot who's bending your : ear has worthy wares ·- Ql 3 23 61p -----------9 ACRE'Sof property w •th a 2 Q E L CZ S7 ,000 ¥ 3 19 6tp --------------- • ' BARNEY . HJQKB WHICH FIVE FIVE FELLERS JEST STOLE EVER' LAST CENT ' WMT ZMLE M FELLERS, PAW? THREE DADBURN KINGS AND A PAIR OF JACKS K9 +A 9 4 2 4KQ104 WEST EAST 4 A 10 6 4 9 7 53 •QJ 108 2 .753 +Q 3 +JI076 4863 4A5 SOUTH IDI West Q E L~' K'l' Q M . G Q K'H M U H C QXB ~ NORTH • 8 42 East·West vulnerable ULFKT VB KHX JB XPHQ C WKEWBG WMT L Y GU F • HIILCXG YH CHGFKX G. Y C LMXH Yesterday's Crytoquote: MUSIC IN THE SOUL CAN BE HEARD BY THE UNIVERSE.-CH1NESE MEDITATION (@ 1975 King Featu.:res Syndicate. Inc) kindly today They'll say what they think you want to hear. ~~ ~ Don't put too much stock In nl their words ,~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jtn. 18) Don'l boast today of how ·~ you overcame an adveraary_ One who Is listening closely Is a be1ter friend of your opponent " • than he Is of youra AQUARIUS (Jon. 20.Ftb. 18) " ' The only one lmpreaaed by your big Ideas today will be 1~ yourself Keep this In mind If you're addressing audience PISCES (Fob. :10-~h an ltf :10) 'l That business deal you're .... pushing could boomerang. The profit you anticipate Ia Ilk&- ''Ill ®;;::; ~rch 21, 1175 This may be a year WhAn more w~ opportunities lhah you think ,...,. you can handle wll ~be dumped In your lap. Common sense . u and follow--through are "musts" for a reward. ''' "' Pass Pass Pass I. North Easl South I• Pass !NT 3NT Pass Pass Pass :1 ""' Openmg lead ~ Q • By Oswald & James Jacoby ' old story about There ts an the man who found a lost horse. He explamed he tried to think hke a horse and then looked where the horse would go West's queen of hearts holds the ftrst tnck South has taken some time to thtnk before playtng from dummy. Whtle West does not know how to thtnk like a horse he has learned to thmk hke a declarer He leads a se· cond heart and dummy's king wins Ute trtck Now South leads a spade from dummy and produces Ute king U West IS really on Ute ball he has already ftgured out South 's problem. South misses botb. black aces and wants to knock out West's _ace first. So Wes,i, ducks that king of spad~~"' without any ruffles of flourishes. Note that II Westi l<lkes that ace it is all over for the defense It is also all over:' lor the defense II West hems, and haws before ducking. Now go back tO Sooth. He may still play a second spad~~ but !he chances are he wil" decide Utat East holds thai ace and will lead a club. East wins 1 and clears the hearts. Eventually, West gets in with that spade ace and cashes twlr heart tr1cks. - u:en :~ 1!QNJU· The b1dding has been West North Eaat 25 S01th , ., You , South. hold 4AQJ9765¥2 +73.852 •1 What do you bid , if not •• ~ vulnerable? A - Bid lbre• opad.. U yoar" partner uodernands you mate type preempt. tlf.:. (!,~ TODAY'S QUESTION "' You btd three spades West bida four hearts . Your partner, four'•.' spades and East hve hearts Wbat.3 00 vou dD now? •·l ,'f Send S1 lor ..1>\COBV MODERN. book to. "Wm at Brldl/0," (cia lftlt newspaper), P 0 Sox .file, Radio Oily Slaf!Qn, Now YOII<. NY. 10018, INt."WSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASliN 1 ' I\ ±HAD,MAW lUNE TO WMPO-FM 92.1 . •• •• FROM ; ... 6:00 A.M. nL MIDNIGHT ,._~ l ~ '" +K 8 5 CRYPTOQUOTE .. 21) Friends want to treat you Thinking like declarer helps • J 972 used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes. t he length and formalton or the words are all htnts Ea ch day th e code let ters are differe nt ' SACIITTARIU8 (Nov. 21-Dtc. WIN AT BRIDGE 4 KQJ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR IJ LONGFELLOW One letter s1rnply stands for another In th1s sample A is Don't expect more from others than you would glvelf the roles ,1 were reversed . Put yourself In the shoes of the donor. ,., .-.-.~-:;=--;;;::-====:o INEWSPo\P ER ENTERPRISE ASSN ~ • A6 4 • Pomeroy GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 'I mu· fw l'l lmu••J ~ - APRIL ~ ---- - --------HOUSE for sale. 5 rooms and IS WIZARD playwnght 40 Motsten 41 Czech river 3059 WMPO-FM TRIPLE Your Judgment Is questionable regarding the course of aclion you are pursuing Co ntinue to kid your sell and steps w!U have to be retraced 39 " PICniC" 6 I<M!> • garage . paneling . breezeway, 8 acres Call 992 bedroom trailer , Phone 742 3471 DECAY 32 Nonsense' 33 Onnoco tnbutary :14 Seek elecllon 35 Instantly ( 2 wds ) 3i Gosstp ( sl.i 38 Wyommg mountains B UY NOW & SAVE Low, tow , down payments, a pet m terest 30 vr financ ing on new homes 1n 3 Me1gs County lo cat1on s, or BVILD on your tot Phone 992 5976 or 992-5844 3-13 -ffc bath on Rf 33, Phone 843 -2684. 1Juml.l"'1PAPER (.lutJ,.,erl lomorrow; · by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Slow gait 1 Massenet 5 Dickens opera character 2 Musical 8 Zero or composition witching 3 Sotto 9 Stimulate voce 13 Feed the kitty (3 wds.) 14 Tb'orne Smith 4 Three, In novel ltalia Yesterday's Ausw•er 15 Altar phrase 5 Manifest 16 Like a 25 Detroit 16 Topic for 6 Shootmg or miser product Gloria Steinem branding 19 Hackneyed 27 Least • 17 Monk's title 7 Explosion 20 Region conunon 18 Cushton . 10 In court of 30 Billow 20 Farm • ' (3 .'l'ds,) Germany 31 Register implements II Plamd 23 Jewish 33 Skin problem 21 Quod 12' Puz1Jec monUt 36 Inunediately demondoer's 24 Gourmet's 37 Gaming strandum atd pride cube 22 S~i,l: ~~gW,;~ ' r,-.,...'r,"""r.-23 European country 25 Son ,of 4ai;o~ 26 Rodgers' · h'+--t~r-early lyricist h-+--t27 Strat<tgem · 28 Otherwtse 29 Mthtary command (2 wds) Real Eslate For Sale - 4 BR w1th l arge closets , 2 baths, basement , porches, patto , garage , many other r .. ~a1.~td ~tt"ltC "' 1 r\n~BI'I" r : OLD BAT WI L[ SHOW UP COME OM - \IJE C:tOT lH I DUMP SIZED UP - LET'S G ET O UT O ' HERE ' ~ E. 5-0M E rfOSEY BIRD sr01S us ~ ------------- 9·18_tic _____ I ' KJ 1 "' GASOUNE ALLEY .,....,,.,..!> cleaned Modern San•tat1o n, 992 39S.,or 992 -73 .. 9 I ] 'Ynll"rd•v"s NO TEtliN' WHfM lHE W.L-L tr-irl1 Or cut treeS or shrubbery , clean out basements , attiCS, etc Phone 949 32:.!1 or 742 4441 2 28 26tc - -- ---- -·~---'"3 - 9 00-Lucas Tanner 3,4,15; WTVN-TV Forum B; Masterpleco ' Theatre 33. ·' 9 Jo-Art Is . 20. 10 00-- The Law 3,4, 15; Get Christie Love! 6. 13; Tony Orlando& " ~ Dawn a,10; News 20, Family at War 33. ,w 10:3Q-Your Future Is NOW 20. '" 11 .00-News 3,4,6,8,10.13.15; ABC News 33 11 :3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 13; FBI 6; Movie "Gold of the Seven Saints" 8; Movie " The Money :: Trap" 10, Janak! 33. 12·3Q-Wide World Special 6. I 00--Tomorrow 3,.4; News 13 .. ';i ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) I Prill~ SMIS!IIlSWBI}ii!l ''( X I XXXI U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Sweepers. toasters, .rons , a ll small appliances Lawn mowers , next to State High way Garage on Route 7 Phone 985 3825 3 ll -26tc A NEW HOME - Located on ~E COND. Now arranl'e the circled letltn 11£0 form the surpriae an~wer, u ;=;=:=:::::'::=::'::======~ suggested by the above cartoon. ( 110M E Improvement and · Repa1r Service - Anything fixed around the home, from roof to basement You Wtll like our work and rates Phone 742 5081. 12 .29 tfc 1 level acre (lots of garden space). 3 nice BR's wtth "Q For W•dn11d1y, Mareh 2&, 1875 C O FFEE FOR TI-lE ] IGROJAN \ 3 --2.5 12 19 -lf< 5232 lin e. S1.500 00 up POMEROY BUSINESS - Wilh "' SCORPIO (Oct. :M·NOY. 21) and backhoe work, septi1 tanks mstalled, dump truck · ·and'lo boys for hire ; will hau f1U d~rt , top soil , 11mestone 8 gravel, Calf Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 , n 1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 Severa l -' Pyramid 6,13; Guiding 2 3Q-Ooclors 3,4, 15. Big Showdown 6, 13; Edge of Nights, 10. •a 3 00-Anolher Wor ld 3,4, 15, General Hospllal 6, 13; Price Is Right a,10; RFD 20. · .;j 3 30-0ne Llle to Live 13, Lucy Show 6; Match Game 8,10; On Astro- "' ,, I It a,10, Elec Co 20 Rust1c 2 ~EXCAvi<TI NG, """do;;~loadet n..' .· on 6, 13; As the World Tur ns 8.10. 3,~ , 15 , $10,000 Light 8, 10. Bonanza 15 15- Engll sh 505 11 30-Hollywood Squares 3.15, Brady Bun ch 6,13, New s 4, COLER work. land cl earing by the acre , hourly Or con t ra ct Farm ponds . roads, etc Large dozer and operetor w1th over 20 years ex penence Pullins E xcavating , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 bedroom lao "' ~ · ' Bath , drilled ~ nerslb le pump 1.~1-:~~ 3 acres . l ocat1ons 8, 10; To Be Announced 33 12 45---Eiec. Co 33 w 12 55---NBC New s 3,1 S 1 00- News 3. All My Children 6,13; Phil Donahue 8; Young&" lhe Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. ·~ 3o-How To Survive a Marriage 3. ~. 15; Let's Make a Deal Gill igan's Is. 6, Tattletales 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie ~ " Papa's Delicate Condition" 10; Mike Douglas 13. 4 3Q-Bewllched 3; Merv Grlflln 4, Mod Squad 6, Lucy Show 8; 6 Jo- F1ve M 1nut es to Ltve By 4, News 6. B ibl e An swer s 8, Sc hool Scene 10, T he Slor y 13 6 35- Co! umb us Today 4 6 45- Morn mg Report 3, Fa r m t lm e 10 7 00-Today 3,4, 15, AM A m e r~ ca 13.6. CBS News 8, 10. 8, 00- la ss le 6, Capt K angaroo 8. Popeye 10, Sesam e St 33 8 25-Capt K angaroo 10 8 30---Mtssl on lmposs 1ble 6 9 00---A M 3, P htl Donahue 4, 15 Bullw ink le 8, M orning wtth ~I<TS ... 12 3Q-Biank Check 3, Split Second 6, 13; Search for Tomorrow:: 2:00-Days of Our Lives WEDNESDAY , MARCH 26, 1975 I).W...,THIS 60C't< PEFORT ISIJT St>,o, ~m- ~ m MWI !.C()5€. ~. News 8, 10 4 oo--Mr Cartoon 3; I Dream of Jeanhle ,., Somerset 15 ~ RadtOS, An1ennu, Towers, Used T. V ' s Buy from the "Indian'' and save "Wam Pum"- we buy used RadiOS and Towers Radtas repaired by FCC licensed service p,ersonnel. Stop and see the • Indian" and Bubbles . Monttor Channel 10 and 10 - NEW LISTIN:i - NEW and used cham saws. tillers and mower s Also, repa.rs 498 Lo c ust St , Midd leport Phone 992-3092 . 2 28 26tc --------------W ASHER S for sal e Phon e 992 ________ !lll600 MA DE .REAllY 1\11)( ------- -------- --- E AST ER b unn •es. f or Phone 992 530 2 JOY AND PEACE THROU6 H MfNTAL IJOTHINGNf~"·· LIKE OUR DIVIN E YOUIJ 6 GURU·· THE MAHA - 5 WA MI BA1300 ! 12 OO--Jackpol3 ,15, Password 6,13; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club~~ D&O TREE tnmm1ng , 20 years exp Insured, free est •mates Call 992 3057 or Coo lv tlle, 1 66 7 3041 3 18 12tp STANLEY Products for sa le Phone 742 3762 3 9 26tc --------------- DRAMA PLANNED A Bible drama will be F UR N I SHE D apt for rent , presented Easter Sunday at ba che lor t ype, no child r en . ph one 992 5131 da yt 1m e 7 30 p.m. at Uhe Bradbury 3-23 Jtc Church of Christ. The play wtU begin with the bli'Ut of Christ ·cou N TRY Mob il e i-, um 7P ar k . R r 33 . ten m ates north of through Ute resurrection. The Pom ero y L arge lots w iti'L concr ete patr os , si dewalks , public IS mvited. In 1973, James McCord, r un ne r s and off stree t par ktn g PQ,on e 992-7479 former security chief for 12 Jl lfc President Nixon 's campaign ~A-;-LE""R-SPACE~-:.-~. ,.t! comrnitt.!e, told a Senate nort h of M etos H 1gh School on Jllvestigatrng corrurutt.!e that oldR t 33 Ph on e 9922941 I 23 ttc While House counsel John Dean PLAY CANCEU.ED and Jeb Stuart Magruder, Due to Ute death of Jean DUPi ex- 2ii~-; -wa~n-;; ts t .~ Mrddlepor t Oh•o P hone 992 NIXon election committ.!e of. · Warner the Wednesday Early 7780 or 992 3432 ficial, knew 10 advance of the Bird Bowhng League has been 2 19 tfc Watergate buggmg. cancelled . 3 16 tfc -· ---------..,------ FU R NIS HE D . extr a n ice mobile home 1n country 10 m tn from Gav 1n No chil dr en or 1ndoor pets $1 20 p er month l or hom e and b1g ya.-d _ You pay util1 t 1es Ca ll 99 2 7328 aft er 6 p m 3 23 3tp I'M A CHIEY IN <'i 308, Page St. Middleport, o. 992·3509 lOB Page, Middleport Heating Cooling Refngerahon- Roof Repa~rs - Gutters - Plumbing Electncal Repa.rs and Servtce. . Call 992 ·1509 and Save on your repatrs: also repa~r mowers, c.ompressors and outboards . Brmg tf 1n and save Phone Real Estate For Sale 33 13 to 1I 30-Johnny Ca r son 3..4. 15. W1d e Worl d My stery " Th e Turn of t he Screw " 13 ; F BI 6; M ov •e " F ire house" 8, M ov1e " The Oppos1 t e Sex " 10, J ana ki 33 12 JO- W1de World M ys ter y " Th e Tur n of th e Screw " 6 I 00-Tomorrow 3.4 , News 13 INDIAN JOE'S CB SALES &PARTS P-J Home Maintenance little yard 3 BEDR OO M m ob 1le home , w a sher and dryer , 11 1 baths . 18 .000 BT U Fedders , a.r con d rt 10ner . 7 f1 p Huffy R1d1ng utilitiES pa 1d . S42 50 wee k 308 mow er , 26" cut Br1ggs & P ag e St . M•dd le pon Oh1o Straiten engrn e, Two sul ld 3 4 tfc maple bar stoo ls . lea t her sear s, l 1ke new Phone 992 2 B EDR OOM m ob ile home 1n HOME for sale 1n Che ster 3442 Tupp e r s Plarns water . Syra cuse No ch ildr en or pets J 23 st c natu r a l gas , 2 bed r oom s . Call 992 24 41 aft er 6 p m --~ - ----------DepO Sit r eQ Uired complet e ly remodeled GA R D EN Id lers , 31~ h p , S210 $1 3,800 Phone 985 .d102 3 11 tt c 4 h p $235. 5 h p $245 8 h p 3 16 12tc SJ69 5 speed L awn mowers , 2 B E DR OOM mob de home , ele c se l f propelled r1 d 1ng Phon e A lbert Hdl , Racm e, mower s, 6 h p , 8 h p , 10 h p 6 ROOM hou se w 1th bath , 3 Oh 10 94q 2261 bedroom , full basement, gas and 16 h p M c Murray ' s Supp l y Compan y , Mason , W heat. h w floor , wa ll to wall J 23 6t c va ( Phon e (304) 77 3 5323 c arpet Close t o sc hoo l rn Po m ero y Phone 992 309 7 3 23 6t c TR A IL ER apartments l or r en t 3 9 52tc Phone 992 52J8 J 19 6t c \JS ED parts , F r y e·s Tru ck and BEAU TIFU L new home on Auto Par ts , Rutland , Ohto Phone ( 614 ) 742 6094 lake. 3 bedrooms . bath & 111 , 4 BE D~ OO M ho use, wal l to wan carp et 1ng , d r apes , b 1g den carp et tng . a c. fenced m yard 1 22 78tp Call 99 2 3493 W1lh pat1o , n 1 e1~ F»hone 992 -- --- -- --- ~ J 24 tfc STEREO r adi o . 8 tra Ck - tape 11 80 or 992 3432 comb inat ion , am fm radro , 4 J 19 t fc speaker sound sy stem Ba ltmce S10l 82 or te rm s Call TWO bedroo m t r ail er A du lts 99 2 3965 on l y Phone 99 2 3975 or 992 3 25 tf c 2571 ____ _ __ ___ ___ __: ~~, , POP~ J 21 75 . Employment Wanted ~ Witn ess 6 00-Sunn se Semmar 4 . Sunnse Se m es ter 10 Home Building Room Additions and Garages _ ~OtOR..$, JNC. 498 Locust St _ For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale · 20 , 00- News 3.4.6.a. 10.13, 15 . ABC News 33 11 .. DUH -H- WE:i..L 5URE! NUTTI"' ' DEN .. I GUE!<5 TO IT, S O"'! YER l KIOJ SE A FOR.T Ut.J E'G MA DE S WAMI TOO, .J f5T !.. IKE DA GURU Ph. 985·4102 SM;~~_19,~~~N TILLERS 3\lz H.P. TURF-TILL NO TI CE from Berr y Miller M obile Home Sal es - Here IS ~new lts l •ng of th e un•ls we now ~lave on our l ot due fo th~ fo r eclosure of ano ther Mobil e Home Dea l er 60x 14 New Moon . 2 bedroom 60x 14 Na shua . total electr ic 2 bedroo m 60x 12 Na shua , 2 bedroom 60x l 2 Globemas t er , J bedroom 5 ~ 12 Bud dy , 2 bed r oom 70x 14 Beverly Manor . 3 bed room , 1 ba t h , w 1th 8x12 ex pando 60x 12 Dar 1an , 2 bed room . 2 full bat hs 60 x12 L•bert y , 2 bedroom 60x 12 Sc hu l t, 2 bedroo m , to tal elect n c 60)(1 2 Tltt'ln , 2 bedroom 60)(12 EI Cona . 2 bedroom 60)( 12 Pa r kwood , bal cony front kr tc hen These are mostl y all la t e mod els (Som e neve r lrved m l and will be ltqu i d&Ted i!lf a ve r y larg e d1scount So 1f you ar e 1n terested 1n a Mob11e Home at a huge sav ing don ' t w a rt stop today at Berr y M tll er M obtle Home Sal es , 705 Far son St , r ei pre. Oh10 pt1on e 423 9531 3 14 10f c - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - CAP!'A1N EASY Chestl!r. Ohio lh• Nathan Big s Chain Preelsion Ground OOMPANY --------------- Woman 10. 15. Barnab y Jones 8, News 20. Inter face 33 . 10 30-Your Future 1s N ow20, F 1ne Art ot Goofing O ff 33 Construction Co. From tne largest BuHdozer Radlafo~ to smallest Heater C re .B-K EXCAVATING Help Wanted 6, 13, 10 00-Pollce Slory 3,4, Spring Event '75 W1th Oral Roberls Bissell Brothers0. -------- - - ------ ~E LL A scen t of Man 20,33 9 00- H awan F1 ve 0 8, 10 9 30 - M ovl e " H urr icane" Yeste rd ay 33 6 25- Fa.- m Report 13 WILKINSON SMALL_ENGINE 992.3092 32 15 a 30- Movie 'The DISappearance of Fllgh l 412" MAS H a.10; or 991·5700 3 10 7 1965 CHEVROLE T PICkup tru c k , excellen t c ond 1t 1on JUN K auto s, comp l ete and Ph one 992 3366 ••ter, l:.llctrlc, lias, Sewer de l rv er ed to our yard We p 1ck 3 2J 3tp tines, lnstolltd Work up ~uto bodies and buy all guaranteed. k1nd' of scrap m el~ l s and 1q69 CH E V ROLET Im pala V 8, Dozer, B•cllhoe, Trucks 1ron R1der 's Salvage , St Rt . au t omat1c , good cond1T10n , Llmtstone & Fill Dirt 124. Rl 4, Pomeroy . Ol'\10 S500 Phone 843 2272 c a II 992 5468 3 23 3tc Commtrclo~RtSidontlol 10 17 tf c Construction & Rtmodel O NE TRUC K l • ton . 1970 Chevr olet Tru c k , and 1970 Z28 CAS H pa1d f or a ll makes and models of mobile homes , Camaro Phone 992 7J 38 after 5 p m Phone are a cod e 6 \4 423 9531 4 JJ tfc 3 20 Stc --------------BO L EN 1250 tr ac torh y dro statr c 1973 MAL! BU 2 door metall •c 777 Pnrl 5trnt brown . bla ck vrny l top , power par ts Phon e 94J 24 14 Middleport, Ohio &leer.ng , power brakes a•r 3 25 Jtc cond E llc eJi en t cond Prr ced - -------------Phone 992·5367 or 992.a61 : v ery r easonable Phone 992 3273 ' -. . ·- .. 3 16 ate SA LE S Repr esentat 1ve Fu ll or par H •m e pos1t 1on ava ilabl e 1961 CH EV ROLE T, r el 1able, get MALE Stamese k•tt eii, 6oh p Po m eroy Middleport a ~ea outboard motor , auto to work car 249 Broadway Pr ev•o us sales ex per •en ce washer Phone 992 7201 after 5 Phone 992 2082 helpful Repl y rn conf1den ce pm 3 16 12 t c P 0 Box J32, F' t Pl ea sant , - - -- ---------~ -- 3 23 Jtp W V a 255 50 1975 MONTE Carlo , 4,000 m1les , J 25 Jtp a lt power . a~r , AM stereo tap e Call 992 7036 after 5 p m LA DY to stay w 1th eld erl y lad y 3 5 tfc Phon e 992 3689 3 23-61 c 1957 F ORo Ran chero . --g-oOd co nd1t1on Phon e 742 6352 Vert1cal-shafl Bnggs en· 3 20 6tc g1ne , extra · hea"Yy worm WI L L do babyslftrng •n my 19t.4 CH E V Y Bel.!llr , A 1 Shape gear dnve Ttnes are 12 11 Cal l 99 2 3105 or c onta c t h ome Cal l 992 7647 d•ameter t1ll 1ng K enn eth Will J 23 6t c Width IS 26" 3 19 6t c (22-5899) REM O DELIN G , pl umbing , heating and all type s ol 1966 FORO tru c k , call after 5 p m Phone 992 3625 or 992 g eneral r e pa~r Work 5945 guaranteed 20 years ex 3 19 6t c penenc e Phone 992 2409 3 11 H e - , . DofA Plans spring rally The charier was draped m memory of Mrs Sylvta Badg· ley when Theodorus Counclll7, Danghlers of Amenca , met recently at Ute IOOF hall. Mrs Eva Dessauer, coun· cllor, prestded whtle plans were dtseussed for Uhe Dislrtct 13 rally April9 at the IOOF hall wiUt a dinner to be served at Trtmty ChUrch Reservallons for Ute dmner are to he sent to Mrs. Edna Reibel by April 5 Gifts will be pur chased for the Ph. '12.3993 , 8 00- A dam -12 3,4,15 . M ovie " Huck leberr y ·Finn" 6, 13, !Good Tim es 8. 10; So lar Energ y 20 ,33, 6 POMEROY, OHIO -- Wantefl To Buy Gutters - Awntngs Free Esttmates l 25·1mo MOTOR CO. OPEN t:Vt:.S. 8:00 P~. 1 t leme nr $3495 ~OMEROY F ath e r A nd a hearta c he st tl l t or you ALUMINUM Siding . Soffin Building Homes C&E 102" C A , 4 speed t rsns , 2 speed 15,000 r ea r axle, good t1r es There tS a token ol a ttec l ton '· Television log for easy viewing .. tomplete plumbing · healing service and· general shee1 me1al, works. FreE' Estimates. Phone 949·5961 Emetgency 9'12·3995 WindoWsTDoors We Specialize In $469' 1971 CHEVROLETl TON sw eet STORM 949-3604 ( Dem o ). loaded w•th opt tons away , Blowa 1nto Walls& AHics , $3M! 1974 MONTE CARLO LANDAU There tS a me mory fond and tru e Reward me a1r , da rk re d A \ HEI,L RACINE . ·--PWMBING -& HEATING ~ YOU SIT DOWN, ,· E ~A. ANC ' DO SOME MO k'~ OF YOUR STRIPS! YOU'RE BEHIND! TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1975 Services Blown Insulation Services NEIGLER BUILDERS SUPPLY l4195· 4 Dr onl y 10,400 m •les, full y equ1pped rea l cr eam puff r ememb r an c e , LOST MotorCo. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPAL"' husband . fa the-r . and grand ~ ;s R--~-;u-; -~o,-r ~ , +++ • IN By Helen and Sue Hottel Dear Ready: Tell PhU you're ready if he ts. It lsn 't "siUy" to admit your man was right. - SUE ·,.----2-SIG~N-s--,P;,;_ .o_m_e-, 0-y _ . ,.. , :L:·._.~~B_u~s~in ~ ess In Memory Generation Rap Rap: At 22, I wanted love but not marriage. Phillip wanted both. He was ready for the husband and wife thing, and all last year he kept propoaing. I answered, "Why ruin tt ?" I liked my freedom. Well, I persuaded him! This year, Phil hasn't mentioned marriage once. When friends announced they were Mr. and Mrs., he privately called !hem, "Dumb." He likes freedom better than !do -now! We'reslillmuch in love as ever. Without looking sllly and changes We, how can I tell him that at 23, I'm - READY FO!J THAT RING Auto Sales GM D• v• s1on car , a 1r conditi or11 ng , 350 V 8, P steenng , dark grey f1n1 sh, rad1o -----.--------.----- Her Persuasiou Backfires p;or Fast Results Use Sentinel Classified~ • "' ' ' '• ~~...;._.~ ' lllliiliilriiii~---~J....L--..-...................-........._..J.-~.........~~.....;;......;;,..___;__ i ~ ~ ~........;....,._....;_~:......:.........:::....:-;.;.~~~.....::....:..,....=..llooill ' I ........ �• .' $- The Daily Sentinel Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 . Tuesday, March 20, 1975 r: ·- . ' Sports • t •C ' 0 C arade Card of Thanks WE W l '> ~l l o c:q:u · ~ ~ bln Sin cc.c llhln k S and aoorc·c ..1i• On 10 th e S!aft ('I f 11( H ol;e r Med iC i'! l Cen ter , l o~ lllC ir t ar e y 1ven to our d ea r father , Cl ar ence L Ander son We WISh es pec 1a lty to lh ank Dr Wd J\o. er an d th e f. oll h F loor nur ses Dr Ra ym ond 801c e ·and h o!. staff t he Ra c me Em er g c11c y Squad Ew 1n g F un eral H om e ! h e Rev rrCe l and N o rr 1s r Ior enc e Ad am s. Gera ld Pow ell for I he m us1c and all th e fn end s. ne1g hbors. and re l at1ves for lherr smcer e expr ess1on of sym pa thy and he lp In so ma ny way s du r1n g the Il ln ess and dea t h of o ur l ath er The Cl aren ce Ler oy A n der son fam ily 3 2S ltp l (Conunued from page J l reeling Into the ropes, then demolished htm completely wtth a murderous right to the jaw that ended the one-stded farce ' Referee Tony Perez called tt a !:>.round TKO; like Wepner, he was a bit confused. Wepner had been on the canvas much longer than the requll'ed 10 seconds. It was as clear a knockout as you'll ever see. When tt was over, Ali couldn't restst one !mal touch of oorlesque. He lay down rn the rmg and, wtth everybody mtlhng around him, everybody, !hat IS, who wasn 't busy trying to revtve the immobile Wepner, folded his arms behrnd his head and pretended to take a nap .Jn his dressrng room later, Alt lay on a rubbmg taWe, naked except for a towel covering hts loins, and listened vaguely as Wepner's post..fight comment.s were being pumped m over an amplilymg system mstde the room All ltstened silenUy. "How long would you say he was on the canvas m the 15th' " "''meone standing alongside the charnpton asked him "l dunno, " he satd "l don 't count I got my mtllton and a ha lf. That's aU I know." "What would you say he does best'" <~Take a punch." "And how would you charactenze your own performance '". "Good, for a 33-year-old man who has been fighting so many years and still has that much left tn him I dtd just enough to get by .lwon. You don'tsee no scratches. The orHy punches that hurt are tbe ones he htt me with in back of Ute head. Rabbtt punches. The referee dtdn't do a thing about 'em. He's a dirty dog, that Perez . I don't ever want him refereem' any more of my ftght.s ." All said he was upset wiUt WeJHler for Utose rabbit punches "Remember me htttin' him as he was gom ' down Ill the last round ? I tried to knock his head off. I tried to kiU him. ! never did that before to anyone I had Quarry hke that, but I backed off; I had Ellis and I backed off; I had Mathis, Blue Lewts and George Foreman, and I backed off all of ·em. But not WeJHler. I really went after him. I tried ill aMihllate him ." Over m another corner of Ute room, one of Muhammad Alt's closest friends, someone who has known him a long time , knows when he's serious and knows when he 's putting people on, listened to him and smiled. "He has never tried to aMih1late anybody in hts whole life," said his friend. "He wouldn 't know how." Dear RFTR: Could be Phil is playing your game unW you change the niles. U so - happy wedding! - HELEN +++Z Dear Rap: About the girl who had a crush on a guy in a rock group, and wanted to follow him to all the dances so she might meet him : YoU'Sided with her father who refused to take her to the dances. !met my future husband that way. He'sthe lead singer and suJ.tariBt in a rlling-ln.fame group. I dreamed about meeting him; when my Dad finally said, "Enough!" I got my girlfriend's dad to take us to the dances, with my parents' okay, Finally I met Mike after accidentally spilling a soda on him. We talked tiU his break WL'I over. He asked for my phone number and we started dating. We'll be married in 1976. Crushes are sometimes real, and all rock stars aren't "dangerous." Asmymolhersays, "You can't judge a song by its Utle, 11 I hope the girl's father gives in and lets her try to meet her dream11uy. Every girl deserves Utat chance. - MUSE Dear Helen and Sue : I WL'I babysitting when a guy I know came over and asked to use the phone. He didn't say It was long-distance. Yesterday Ute woman I worked for called my parents and accused me or run· nlng up a big lilone bill. ' !told my Dad it wasthlsboy'sbiU, and now he's accusing me ~. belng a tramp because I invited him over. He says I have to pay the bill, and never tell the woman I entertained a boy at her r»me. •. I dim~ "entertain" him, and I didn't invite him and I d1dn 't know he was talking to Florida. (It was his girlfriend, but do you Illink Dad will believe me?) r can~ get the guy to pay WJ!ess an adult makes it rough. So What can I do? And don't you think parent.s should believe !heir cllUdren( - IMMATURE "TRAMP" III'.: I think your Dad is unreasonable and untrustlng. and he st'iould concentrate on the guy who tricked you. Hope your n!Other agrees : she may be able to change his mind. -SUE +++ Opt!.: ()!other other hand, YOU were too, too trusting ! Perhaps this is the lesson you Dad hopes to teach by making you pay lor the call. - HELEN SERVICES ARRANGED PRINCETON, N.J. (UP! ) Funeral services are being afranged for Asa S. Bushnell, often called the "czar" of 8,1Jlateur sports, who dted Saturday of a heart attack. He was 75. .Bushnell, rormer dll'ector of the U.S. Olympic Conunittee ahd retired commissioner or the Eastern College Athletic Conference, entered the Princeton Medical Center i'riday evemng complaming of flu symptoms. " Bushnell was associated with tbe National CoUege Athletic Asaociation for 'l1 years and was the recipient or dozens of awards and honors, including the Olympic Torch and the Austrian Olympic Medal~th received in 1966. He was granted· a member· llhlp to the Madison Square · Glrden HaD of Fame in 1967 111C1 Ill 1171l wu ncminated to the Alhletic Directors Hall of Fame. I IT ISN 'T HEAL'mY NEW DELHI (UP!) - One thing ts a sure bet at race courses across India-it isn't hea!Uty for the favorite to lose. When heavily fav!K'ed F8ll' Angella and Calvados finished only fourUt and third respectively in !he fourUt race, losmg bj!ttors tore apart the stands and hurled thell' seats at Ute totalizator, the Press Trust of India reported. According to the PTI , Madras police used ll!ar gas to subdue Ute angry sport.smen and track stewards diplomatically declared the race null and vmd. @~ m e mory L OV IN G fathe r who pas se d Ma r c l"l 22 , 1969 Tll e re tS a 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU of sad but M r s Mabel Cl eland wt fe, Clltldr en and g r a n dch ild ren of Rev Tho s A Cleland 3 25 li e Lost Smal l tan and wh tle ne~me dog A ns wers to A n dy A r ea of Rt of 14 3 P hone 991 5555 J 25 Jt c OL D furn1 ture , 1c e bo xes , b'ra ss beds , or compl et e householdS Wr d e M 0 Mil le r , RT 4, Pom ero y, Oh 1o C;, l l 99 2 7760 10 7 7 4 -- ------------64 A ND olde r cam s, pay 24 cents fo r d 1mes , 60 cent s for q ua• t ers Sl 20 f o r half doll ar s Call Rog er Wam sl ey , 742 36 51 J 21 5tp L OST - B l ac k wallet tn vtct n tl y of Mtn e r sv ill £> N e a se Se t F tnder may k eep mone y l or r e tu r n o f w a ll et Pl"l on e 992 nn 3 25 Jl c Notice ' A T T END SUN DAY SC HO OL E AS T E R S U N DAY , M ID DLE POR T U NIT E D P EN TECO ST AL C HU RC H . SOU T H Jr d AV E N U E . SU N DAY SCH OOL 10 00 A M TR A N SPORT A TI ON A ND IN F OR MA T IO N PHONE 99 2 382 4 or 99'1 2502 3 16 l ltp - - - - ~----~-----WA NT ED u sed ha y bater Ph one 99"2 720 1 a ll er 5 p m J 2J 3t p PI A NO tunrn g Ph one 949 48 11 3 4 ff c Mink " Cos m elf cs Ph on e BR OWN' S 9925 11 3 ~ I 7 tf c ---------A Uc TI ON , Thur sday -;; ~ghf.-7 p m a r Mason A u c t 1on , Hor ton St I n M ason , W Va Co nsl g n me nl s w e l c o m e Ph o11e (304 } 77 3 5471 2 2 ff c . NOW . - seltrng Fuller 8rlt Sh Products , ph on e 992 3410 1 24 lfc WantP.fl To Buy WA N TED old upr 1ghl p1anos , an y cond1l10n Pa y 1n g S10 cash F 1r st floor onl y and Q1v e dt rec t •o n s t o W11ten Plano Co , Box 188, Sard 1S. Oh tO 43946 3 19 6tp NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cas e Na 21440 Estate of Beulah 8 Smtth Oecused Not ice Is hereby g1 ven That Emma Jean Dabo of Pomeroy , Oh 10 . he s been duly appotn ted E)Ce cutr nt of the Estat e of Beul ah B Smith . deceued . tate of M etQ S Countv . Oh ln Cr ed•lors are requ 1r ed to fil e the1r cl atm s w ith said f1du c1ar y withm four mon ths Dat ed th iS 11th da y of Marc h 1975 / Mann i ng D Webster Judge Co urt of Common Pl eas, Probat e D IV ISIOn (3 ) 17 24. 31. 3t c officers at the rally In a letter from Olhe Jones, state coun ctlor , the 81st annual meeting of the State Council of Ohto was announced for Ang . 18, 19 an d 20 at Imperta! House Mole! m Cpnton. It was noted that regis tr ahon will be followed by 1mtiat1on work al 7.30 p.m. and a reception . She reminded members of the special prOJec t.s and ways and means ac ttvihes for the session One application for mem· bership was read and an m· ves tiga tm g committee was appointed LARRY LAVENDER S¥facuse. ohio- I 1963 FA L CO N st at10 n wa gon new motor Gi rl 's SIZ E' 7 p1nk fo r ma l wt11t e r abb rt fu r cape M en 's bl ac k su 1f srz e 34 Phone 992 3090 3 25 Jt c 1974 OLD SMOBILE Cutlass Sup r eme , ma r oon w1 th whrt e v rny l top , sharp Phon e 742 3 25 ore SALES & SE.RVICE • f'h 99_2-2]74, Middleport, Ohio 1 2 1 Mo . $168~~ :r'OMEROY LANDMARK 9'. _J~ck W. Corny, Mtr. yo ur m ob• le hom e to r c ash 15 hom es w anted , 19 58 fhru 1972 mod els Phon e (6 14 ) 44 6 1-4 25, GalllpO i tS 3 9 78 tc 3 'and 4 ROOM fu r niShed and unfurn•shed apartmen t s Phone 992 54 34 1973 SKYLINE 12 Jt 60 mobile 4 12 tfc hom e Air cond lltDn1ng 2 BR turn1sh ed Call 99 2 70.te , after PRIVATE meet•ng room for 4 p m any orgam zatl on . phone 992 3 23 6tp 3915 For Rent --------------- For Rent 3 11 ttc - ---- - --- - --- -,. .- F URNI S HE D apartment advlts only m M 1ddleport Phone 992 38 74 3 :i'5 lf c --------------AVAI L AB L E th1S week , small 2 bedroom . double wide mobile home near Pomeroy Off Rl 7 by pass No children or pets Phone 99 2 701 7 or 992 7666 3 25 3tc - - - - - ----- - - - - -2 BEDROOM trailer , S25 per week All utilt ft es pa 1d Phone 99 2 3324 3 25 tfc TRAILER space , 2 m 11es from Harr~sonvill e U til it ieS a va•lable Phone 74 2 3821 3 25 St c - -~- ------ ---- - - For Sale AIR CONDITIONER 4,000 BTU Two mag wheels, 13 tn Phone 247 3824 i 3 24 6tc WHE A T STRAW , ex t r a large bale s. 51 25 ea ch Phone 378 6257 3 24 6tc ~hont 992·2111 FARM Lvmber See us for your n ee ds Pomeroy Forrest Products , Balley Run Road Phon e 99 2 5965 3 19 12tc A IR cond1t 1oner , 4,000 BT U 2 mag wh eel s, 13 rnch . Phone 24 7 3824 3 24 6t c -- - - TNotAN Joe' s Sport 1ng Good s, bvy and sell guns, ammo. fiShing equ ipment, and after Apr. I 1, we wil l have f1sh ba 1l Stop by at 308 Page St , Middleport Phone 992 3509 3 2 30tc MIXED hay fo r sale 992 3658 •GROCERY bus!iiess for sa te. Building for sale or lease Phone 773 ·5618 from 8 30 P- m to 10 p m for appointment - - - - - - --'- 10 " '" CLOSE our on new Zig-Zag sewing m.echmes For sewing stretch fabrics , buttonholes .. fancy destgns , et c Pa.nt slightly blemished . Cho •ce of c arrytng case or sewing stand $49,80 cash or terms avculable Phone 992 7755 12 18tfc --~_,-----, ------- Strout Realty ____________ __ _.. J 2S-61c sale J-25 4tc OENNY ' S Franklin f ireplace , mahogan y wnt 1ng desls , 3 sne ll bOo k case . JO 1n elec cook stov e Phone 98 5 3920 cnes ter 3 25 ltp A NTIQUE I cyl water cooled st at 1ona ry eng tne Wit h 30 tn fl y w heels in good runn •ng co nd Jt Jon 15 W hi t~ rock l a y.ng hens One J yr old Reg Angu s herd bull One 10 m on th ol d Reg _ Anous bull T wo 8 months Reg Angus her fers Four Reg . Angus cow s, 3 t o fres h en soon . 1 l ater Two Ho lstem f 1rst ca lf h et fers . 2 m i x ed calves. Phone 985 .tUO. 3 25 5tc ___.:. _____ _ HAY an d corn for sa l e Phon e 992 1306 Hl5 P I ~& ! 3 25 6t p 6 room house. 3 bedrooms , 1112 baths, 2 porches. c1ty water, and large lot ' Only $4,500 00 POMEROY - 2 Family home, 11 r ooms in aiL Cou ld have another rental Large lot on good paved street MIDDLEPORT - 7 room nice old er home . 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, one enclosed. office , full basement, garage and neat BUSINESS - You can get into th1s by pay1ng only for the stock Can you beat that? RUTLAND - Brick older home. large double lot, 3 or 4 BR , lots of room . Owner will fake land contract $10,000.00 RUTLAND AREA - Be the first to live in this all elec. 3 BR, full basemen!, carport, utillly bldg .. on 10 a. of wooded land Owner will take land contract . POMEROY - Main St , 2 story brick buSine•• bldg .. 6 room apt. upstalrs , 1st floor now wtth 3 y'ear1ease. A good buy at $18,500.00. 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992·2298 CONTACT :. Loi• Pouley Bnn~h M.n•ger LOSER C<lNCREn deIIVeted right tb your prolect Fasl and eas)' Free est.mates Phone 992 -32&4 Goeglein Ready M1X Co, Mtddleport Oh 10. 6 30 tfc NEW LISTING - SEWING MACHINE , Repairs, service, a11 makes, 992 2284. The Fabr tc Shop, Pomeroy, Authorized Smger Sales and Serv 1ce We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc 2478. D J 13 9 25---C huck While Reports 10 ... I WAIJT 'OJ m IIEUJRITC IT 'SV AtJ'/ DUMMY LAiJ UtJc:€RSTNJD IT. 9 30---Not For Wom en Only 3, Dmah 6 , Galloping Gourmet 8, Ta t tletal es 10, New Zoo Revue 13 10 DO-Ce lebrity Sw eepsta kes 3,4, 15 ; Joker' s Wild 8, Dinah 13 10 3Q-Wh eel ol Fortune 3.4,15, Gambit 8, 10. 11 Oo---High Rol le rs 3,4. 15, One Life to L 1ve 6 ; Now You See Love of L1fe a, 10,, Sesa me Sl 20.33 II 55--Graham Kerr 8, Dan I m el 's World 10. t'l ~&~rt.J£® 1kJ 4cto-&IJ -.I~ hy ttlNHI AHN O l O . o01d ti< Hl l Ef l 1nscrambiE" lhes4! four Jumhl~:s, one letter lo each square, lo form four ordinary word s. $6,000 00. BUILDING LOTS - water I Aging 20 all ftxtures and stock. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? CALL 992,33l,5. 2 11 tfc ---- - ------~ ~-~­ 5 00- FBI l , Andy Griffith 8. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' 20,33 ; Ironside 13 5 3Q- News 6 , Beverly Hillbillies 8, Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Ge~"7 Smart 15, Elee Co 33 6 oo-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Elec. Co 20, lTV Utl ll z•tlon 33. ~ . 3Q-NBC News3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Bewltched6, CBS News 8, 10, Zoom 20; Your Future Is Now 33. I 00--Trulh or Cons. 3,4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Wht's My Line'' 8, News 10; Counlry Music Jubilee 13; Area Mayor's Reporlc~ 15, Arabs & Israelis 20, Know Your Schools33. .. 7 JQ-Pollce Surgeon 3, Name That Tune 4; Let's Make a Dea~ •' 6; Wilburn Brothers 8; The Judge 10, To Tell the Truth 13•, ~ Book Beal 20; Episode Action 33. 8.00-LIIIIe House on lhe Prairie 3,4,15; That's My Mama 13;' The Johnny Mathis Seoslon 6, Peanut. 8,10; Great Per. fnrmances 20 ; To Be Annoonced 33. "' a 3Q-Movle "The Girl Mosf· Likely to . . ," 13; The EasleJ\n Promise 8, 10 HOWMR -- I'll REPoRT OIER THIS PRt'iATC. W'IFre, TO HEAOQU~RTERS - MIGI1T AS WELL BE PREPARED FOR ArtYTHIHft " H0 USE TAICING C HA~CfS - VFA!-1 - ll'H BE A CIH Ctf COU LD DO IT NOW IF THEY WERE BOTH HOME - E'IUT ME\I'ER GO OFF COCKED, EVEN' ON LIT Ttf 1been t.' all th' btq stores ...th' JOB~ closets, very mce kitchen w1fh dmmg area, modern bath , carpeted throughout, Mom , with your choice of colors . Garage. all electric All financing to r~ght people C BRADf!ORO, AUd1oneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 or 949 3161 Racine. Oh io Crltt B~rJBdlord 5-1·th ------------------... lA NO tun•ng _ Lane Dan•els I"' Phone 992 2082 ' $20.000. LOOK - JUST $7,900 buys th 1s 3 bedrooms, bath , nice k ttchen , panel 1ng , tile, porches . storage building. ground SEE TH IS GARDEN SPACE - I level acr e, 2 bedrooms, bath, n1ce k tfchen and dmmg, ut1l1ty, basement. many other features Well below the market at 1ust $13 ,500 THINK BIG - U your house •s bust1ng at '1 the seams trying to accommodate your growing !amity . SEE THIS J-16 12tc features ONLY 519,900 IS YOUR HOME TOO LARGE OR SMALL? CASH FOR IT, BUY THE HOME THAT SUITS YOU BET. TER . - WE SELL YOUR PROPERTY OR YOU PAY US NOTHING Call now 9922259 991·2259 banks' I even on th' st.ock ' ULABNER -THE l.OWE3ST CLA56E36 IN OG1!3A:;..> 000 HAVEi AN INC~ OF $25'QOOO. 00 A )'E4Rrr 11-IEGEARE: VAgiAIIOI'lS OF A 3 25 6tc ----- - ----.------- 10 ACRES , suitable for building 1ots or trailers Will sell as whole or separate Located on Rt 7 in M 1ddleport Phone 992 3278 . 3 23 -6tc "T"HeME g\{ B,A.C}\ WHAi'G JUL.IAN PL-AYING? VIOI..AIIONG OFAIHEME: @Y g,A.,C/1 I ~ I TAURUS (April 20·Mty 20) It •s far easier tor you to make prom1ses today th an •t Is for you t o k ee p them Don ' t vo lu nteer unless you r e smcere CIEMINI (May 21·Juno 20) This 1s not th e day to gamble on !o.:+-11-+- o thers to ball you out of situation s where y ou have gotten tn too deep Bring your own llfe1acket CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) Don't push your budget to lhe break ing po int because you want your family to keep up with the Joneses II wont stand the straln LEO•(JuiJ'23·Aug. 22) Refrain lall talesloday. The fro ~ t~JIIng stories ,you embellish later come home to roost, much to your embarrassment VIRCIO (Aug. 23·8tpl. 22) You have a tendency at this time to c ount matenal bles Si ngs belore · they become reality Walt 1111 they're In the bank LIBRA (Stpl. 23·0cl. 23( ."' You're too easily swayed today : by others' opinions Be sure M the hotshot who's bending your : ear has worthy wares ·- Ql 3 23 61p -----------9 ACRE'Sof property w •th a 2 Q E L CZ S7 ,000 ¥ 3 19 6tp --------------- • ' BARNEY . HJQKB WHICH FIVE FIVE FELLERS JEST STOLE EVER' LAST CENT ' WMT ZMLE M FELLERS, PAW? THREE DADBURN KINGS AND A PAIR OF JACKS K9 +A 9 4 2 4KQ104 WEST EAST 4 A 10 6 4 9 7 53 •QJ 108 2 .753 +Q 3 +JI076 4863 4A5 SOUTH IDI West Q E L~' K'l' Q M . G Q K'H M U H C QXB ~ NORTH • 8 42 East·West vulnerable ULFKT VB KHX JB XPHQ C WKEWBG WMT L Y GU F • HIILCXG YH CHGFKX G. Y C LMXH Yesterday's Crytoquote: MUSIC IN THE SOUL CAN BE HEARD BY THE UNIVERSE.-CH1NESE MEDITATION (@ 1975 King Featu.:res Syndicate. Inc) kindly today They'll say what they think you want to hear. ~~ ~ Don't put too much stock In nl their words ,~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jtn. 18) Don'l boast today of how ·~ you overcame an adveraary_ One who Is listening closely Is a be1ter friend of your opponent " • than he Is of youra AQUARIUS (Jon. 20.Ftb. 18) " ' The only one lmpreaaed by your big Ideas today will be 1~ yourself Keep this In mind If you're addressing audience PISCES (Fob. :10-~h an ltf :10) 'l That business deal you're .... pushing could boomerang. The profit you anticipate Ia Ilk&- ''Ill ®;;::; ~rch 21, 1175 This may be a year WhAn more w~ opportunities lhah you think ,...,. you can handle wll ~be dumped In your lap. Common sense . u and follow--through are "musts" for a reward. ''' "' Pass Pass Pass I. North Easl South I• Pass !NT 3NT Pass Pass Pass :1 ""' Openmg lead ~ Q • By Oswald & James Jacoby ' old story about There ts an the man who found a lost horse. He explamed he tried to think hke a horse and then looked where the horse would go West's queen of hearts holds the ftrst tnck South has taken some time to thtnk before playtng from dummy. Whtle West does not know how to thtnk like a horse he has learned to thmk hke a declarer He leads a se· cond heart and dummy's king wins Ute trtck Now South leads a spade from dummy and produces Ute king U West IS really on Ute ball he has already ftgured out South 's problem. South misses botb. black aces and wants to knock out West's _ace first. So Wes,i, ducks that king of spad~~"' without any ruffles of flourishes. Note that II Westi l<lkes that ace it is all over for the defense It is also all over:' lor the defense II West hems, and haws before ducking. Now go back tO Sooth. He may still play a second spad~~ but !he chances are he wil" decide Utat East holds thai ace and will lead a club. East wins 1 and clears the hearts. Eventually, West gets in with that spade ace and cashes twlr heart tr1cks. - u:en :~ 1!QNJU· The b1dding has been West North Eaat 25 S01th , ., You , South. hold 4AQJ9765¥2 +73.852 •1 What do you bid , if not •• ~ vulnerable? A - Bid lbre• opad.. U yoar" partner uodernands you mate type preempt. tlf.:. (!,~ TODAY'S QUESTION "' You btd three spades West bida four hearts . Your partner, four'•.' spades and East hve hearts Wbat.3 00 vou dD now? •·l ,'f Send S1 lor ..1>\COBV MODERN. book to. "Wm at Brldl/0," (cia lftlt newspaper), P 0 Sox .file, Radio Oily Slaf!Qn, Now YOII<. NY. 10018, INt."WSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASliN 1 ' I\ ±HAD,MAW lUNE TO WMPO-FM 92.1 . •• •• FROM ; ... 6:00 A.M. nL MIDNIGHT ,._~ l ~ '" +K 8 5 CRYPTOQUOTE .. 21) Friends want to treat you Thinking like declarer helps • J 972 used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes. t he length and formalton or the words are all htnts Ea ch day th e code let ters are differe nt ' SACIITTARIU8 (Nov. 21-Dtc. WIN AT BRIDGE 4 KQJ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR IJ LONGFELLOW One letter s1rnply stands for another In th1s sample A is Don't expect more from others than you would glvelf the roles ,1 were reversed . Put yourself In the shoes of the donor. ,., .-.-.~-:;=--;;;::-====:o INEWSPo\P ER ENTERPRISE ASSN ~ • A6 4 • Pomeroy GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 'I mu· fw l'l lmu••J ~ - APRIL ~ ---- - --------HOUSE for sale. 5 rooms and IS WIZARD playwnght 40 Motsten 41 Czech river 3059 WMPO-FM TRIPLE Your Judgment Is questionable regarding the course of aclion you are pursuing Co ntinue to kid your sell and steps w!U have to be retraced 39 " PICniC" 6 I<M!> • garage . paneling . breezeway, 8 acres Call 992 bedroom trailer , Phone 742 3471 DECAY 32 Nonsense' 33 Onnoco tnbutary :14 Seek elecllon 35 Instantly ( 2 wds ) 3i Gosstp ( sl.i 38 Wyommg mountains B UY NOW & SAVE Low, tow , down payments, a pet m terest 30 vr financ ing on new homes 1n 3 Me1gs County lo cat1on s, or BVILD on your tot Phone 992 5976 or 992-5844 3-13 -ffc bath on Rf 33, Phone 843 -2684. 1Juml.l"'1PAPER (.lutJ,.,erl lomorrow; · by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Slow gait 1 Massenet 5 Dickens opera character 2 Musical 8 Zero or composition witching 3 Sotto 9 Stimulate voce 13 Feed the kitty (3 wds.) 14 Tb'orne Smith 4 Three, In novel ltalia Yesterday's Ausw•er 15 Altar phrase 5 Manifest 16 Like a 25 Detroit 16 Topic for 6 Shootmg or miser product Gloria Steinem branding 19 Hackneyed 27 Least • 17 Monk's title 7 Explosion 20 Region conunon 18 Cushton . 10 In court of 30 Billow 20 Farm • ' (3 .'l'ds,) Germany 31 Register implements II Plamd 23 Jewish 33 Skin problem 21 Quod 12' Puz1Jec monUt 36 Inunediately demondoer's 24 Gourmet's 37 Gaming strandum atd pride cube 22 S~i,l: ~~gW,;~ ' r,-.,...'r,"""r.-23 European country 25 Son ,of 4ai;o~ 26 Rodgers' · h'+--t~r-early lyricist h-+--t27 Strat<tgem · 28 Otherwtse 29 Mthtary command (2 wds) Real Eslate For Sale - 4 BR w1th l arge closets , 2 baths, basement , porches, patto , garage , many other r .. ~a1.~td ~tt"ltC "' 1 r\n~BI'I" r : OLD BAT WI L[ SHOW UP COME OM - \IJE C:tOT lH I DUMP SIZED UP - LET'S G ET O UT O ' HERE ' ~ E. 5-0M E rfOSEY BIRD sr01S us ~ ------------- 9·18_tic _____ I ' KJ 1 "' GASOUNE ALLEY .,....,,.,..!> cleaned Modern San•tat1o n, 992 39S.,or 992 -73 .. 9 I ] 'Ynll"rd•v"s NO TEtliN' WHfM lHE W.L-L tr-irl1 Or cut treeS or shrubbery , clean out basements , attiCS, etc Phone 949 32:.!1 or 742 4441 2 28 26tc - -- ---- -·~---'"3 - 9 00-Lucas Tanner 3,4,15; WTVN-TV Forum B; Masterpleco ' Theatre 33. ·' 9 Jo-Art Is . 20. 10 00-- The Law 3,4, 15; Get Christie Love! 6. 13; Tony Orlando& " ~ Dawn a,10; News 20, Family at War 33. ,w 10:3Q-Your Future Is NOW 20. '" 11 .00-News 3,4,6,8,10.13.15; ABC News 33 11 :3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 13; FBI 6; Movie "Gold of the Seven Saints" 8; Movie " The Money :: Trap" 10, Janak! 33. 12·3Q-Wide World Special 6. I 00--Tomorrow 3,.4; News 13 .. ';i ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) I Prill~ SMIS!IIlSWBI}ii!l ''( X I XXXI U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Sweepers. toasters, .rons , a ll small appliances Lawn mowers , next to State High way Garage on Route 7 Phone 985 3825 3 ll -26tc A NEW HOME - Located on ~E COND. Now arranl'e the circled letltn 11£0 form the surpriae an~wer, u ;=;=:=:::::'::=::'::======~ suggested by the above cartoon. ( 110M E Improvement and · Repa1r Service - Anything fixed around the home, from roof to basement You Wtll like our work and rates Phone 742 5081. 12 .29 tfc 1 level acre (lots of garden space). 3 nice BR's wtth "Q For W•dn11d1y, Mareh 2&, 1875 C O FFEE FOR TI-lE ] IGROJAN \ 3 --2.5 12 19 -lf< 5232 lin e. S1.500 00 up POMEROY BUSINESS - Wilh "' SCORPIO (Oct. :M·NOY. 21) and backhoe work, septi1 tanks mstalled, dump truck · ·and'lo boys for hire ; will hau f1U d~rt , top soil , 11mestone 8 gravel, Calf Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 , n 1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 Severa l -' Pyramid 6,13; Guiding 2 3Q-Ooclors 3,4, 15. Big Showdown 6, 13; Edge of Nights, 10. •a 3 00-Anolher Wor ld 3,4, 15, General Hospllal 6, 13; Price Is Right a,10; RFD 20. · .;j 3 30-0ne Llle to Live 13, Lucy Show 6; Match Game 8,10; On Astro- "' ,, I It a,10, Elec Co 20 Rust1c 2 ~EXCAvi<TI NG, """do;;~loadet n..' .· on 6, 13; As the World Tur ns 8.10. 3,~ , 15 , $10,000 Light 8, 10. Bonanza 15 15- Engll sh 505 11 30-Hollywood Squares 3.15, Brady Bun ch 6,13, New s 4, COLER work. land cl earing by the acre , hourly Or con t ra ct Farm ponds . roads, etc Large dozer and operetor w1th over 20 years ex penence Pullins E xcavating , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 bedroom lao "' ~ · ' Bath , drilled ~ nerslb le pump 1.~1-:~~ 3 acres . l ocat1ons 8, 10; To Be Announced 33 12 45---Eiec. Co 33 w 12 55---NBC New s 3,1 S 1 00- News 3. All My Children 6,13; Phil Donahue 8; Young&" lhe Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. ·~ 3o-How To Survive a Marriage 3. ~. 15; Let's Make a Deal Gill igan's Is. 6, Tattletales 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie ~ " Papa's Delicate Condition" 10; Mike Douglas 13. 4 3Q-Bewllched 3; Merv Grlflln 4, Mod Squad 6, Lucy Show 8; 6 Jo- F1ve M 1nut es to Ltve By 4, News 6. B ibl e An swer s 8, Sc hool Scene 10, T he Slor y 13 6 35- Co! umb us Today 4 6 45- Morn mg Report 3, Fa r m t lm e 10 7 00-Today 3,4, 15, AM A m e r~ ca 13.6. CBS News 8, 10. 8, 00- la ss le 6, Capt K angaroo 8. Popeye 10, Sesam e St 33 8 25-Capt K angaroo 10 8 30---Mtssl on lmposs 1ble 6 9 00---A M 3, P htl Donahue 4, 15 Bullw ink le 8, M orning wtth ~I<TS ... 12 3Q-Biank Check 3, Split Second 6, 13; Search for Tomorrow:: 2:00-Days of Our Lives WEDNESDAY , MARCH 26, 1975 I).W...,THIS 60C't< PEFORT ISIJT St>,o, ~m- ~ m MWI !.C()5€. ~. News 8, 10 4 oo--Mr Cartoon 3; I Dream of Jeanhle ,., Somerset 15 ~ RadtOS, An1ennu, Towers, Used T. V ' s Buy from the "Indian'' and save "Wam Pum"- we buy used RadiOS and Towers Radtas repaired by FCC licensed service p,ersonnel. Stop and see the • Indian" and Bubbles . Monttor Channel 10 and 10 - NEW LISTIN:i - NEW and used cham saws. tillers and mower s Also, repa.rs 498 Lo c ust St , Midd leport Phone 992-3092 . 2 28 26tc --------------W ASHER S for sal e Phon e 992 ________ !lll600 MA DE .REAllY 1\11)( ------- -------- --- E AST ER b unn •es. f or Phone 992 530 2 JOY AND PEACE THROU6 H MfNTAL IJOTHINGNf~"·· LIKE OUR DIVIN E YOUIJ 6 GURU·· THE MAHA - 5 WA MI BA1300 ! 12 OO--Jackpol3 ,15, Password 6,13; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club~~ D&O TREE tnmm1ng , 20 years exp Insured, free est •mates Call 992 3057 or Coo lv tlle, 1 66 7 3041 3 18 12tp STANLEY Products for sa le Phone 742 3762 3 9 26tc --------------- DRAMA PLANNED A Bible drama will be F UR N I SHE D apt for rent , presented Easter Sunday at ba che lor t ype, no child r en . ph one 992 5131 da yt 1m e 7 30 p.m. at Uhe Bradbury 3-23 Jtc Church of Christ. The play wtU begin with the bli'Ut of Christ ·cou N TRY Mob il e i-, um 7P ar k . R r 33 . ten m ates north of through Ute resurrection. The Pom ero y L arge lots w iti'L concr ete patr os , si dewalks , public IS mvited. In 1973, James McCord, r un ne r s and off stree t par ktn g PQ,on e 992-7479 former security chief for 12 Jl lfc President Nixon 's campaign ~A-;-LE""R-SPACE~-:.-~. ,.t! comrnitt.!e, told a Senate nort h of M etos H 1gh School on Jllvestigatrng corrurutt.!e that oldR t 33 Ph on e 9922941 I 23 ttc While House counsel John Dean PLAY CANCEU.ED and Jeb Stuart Magruder, Due to Ute death of Jean DUPi ex- 2ii~-; -wa~n-;; ts t .~ Mrddlepor t Oh•o P hone 992 NIXon election committ.!e of. · Warner the Wednesday Early 7780 or 992 3432 ficial, knew 10 advance of the Bird Bowhng League has been 2 19 tfc Watergate buggmg. cancelled . 3 16 tfc -· ---------..,------ FU R NIS HE D . extr a n ice mobile home 1n country 10 m tn from Gav 1n No chil dr en or 1ndoor pets $1 20 p er month l or hom e and b1g ya.-d _ You pay util1 t 1es Ca ll 99 2 7328 aft er 6 p m 3 23 3tp I'M A CHIEY IN <'i 308, Page St. Middleport, o. 992·3509 lOB Page, Middleport Heating Cooling Refngerahon- Roof Repa~rs - Gutters - Plumbing Electncal Repa.rs and Servtce. . Call 992 ·1509 and Save on your repatrs: also repa~r mowers, c.ompressors and outboards . Brmg tf 1n and save Phone Real Estate For Sale 33 13 to 1I 30-Johnny Ca r son 3..4. 15. W1d e Worl d My stery " Th e Turn of t he Screw " 13 ; F BI 6; M ov •e " F ire house" 8, M ov1e " The Oppos1 t e Sex " 10, J ana ki 33 12 JO- W1de World M ys ter y " Th e Tur n of th e Screw " 6 I 00-Tomorrow 3.4 , News 13 INDIAN JOE'S CB SALES &PARTS P-J Home Maintenance little yard 3 BEDR OO M m ob 1le home , w a sher and dryer , 11 1 baths . 18 .000 BT U Fedders , a.r con d rt 10ner . 7 f1 p Huffy R1d1ng utilitiES pa 1d . S42 50 wee k 308 mow er , 26" cut Br1ggs & P ag e St . M•dd le pon Oh1o Straiten engrn e, Two sul ld 3 4 tfc maple bar stoo ls . lea t her sear s, l 1ke new Phone 992 2 B EDR OOM m ob ile home 1n HOME for sale 1n Che ster 3442 Tupp e r s Plarns water . Syra cuse No ch ildr en or pets J 23 st c natu r a l gas , 2 bed r oom s . Call 992 24 41 aft er 6 p m --~ - ----------DepO Sit r eQ Uired complet e ly remodeled GA R D EN Id lers , 31~ h p , S210 $1 3,800 Phone 985 .d102 3 11 tt c 4 h p $235. 5 h p $245 8 h p 3 16 12tc SJ69 5 speed L awn mowers , 2 B E DR OOM mob de home , ele c se l f propelled r1 d 1ng Phon e A lbert Hdl , Racm e, mower s, 6 h p , 8 h p , 10 h p 6 ROOM hou se w 1th bath , 3 Oh 10 94q 2261 bedroom , full basement, gas and 16 h p M c Murray ' s Supp l y Compan y , Mason , W heat. h w floor , wa ll to wall J 23 6t c va ( Phon e (304) 77 3 5323 c arpet Close t o sc hoo l rn Po m ero y Phone 992 309 7 3 23 6t c TR A IL ER apartments l or r en t 3 9 52tc Phone 992 52J8 J 19 6t c \JS ED parts , F r y e·s Tru ck and BEAU TIFU L new home on Auto Par ts , Rutland , Ohto Phone ( 614 ) 742 6094 lake. 3 bedrooms . bath & 111 , 4 BE D~ OO M ho use, wal l to wan carp et 1ng , d r apes , b 1g den carp et tng . a c. fenced m yard 1 22 78tp Call 99 2 3493 W1lh pat1o , n 1 e1~ F»hone 992 -- --- -- --- ~ J 24 tfc STEREO r adi o . 8 tra Ck - tape 11 80 or 992 3432 comb inat ion , am fm radro , 4 J 19 t fc speaker sound sy stem Ba ltmce S10l 82 or te rm s Call TWO bedroo m t r ail er A du lts 99 2 3965 on l y Phone 99 2 3975 or 992 3 25 tf c 2571 ____ _ __ ___ ___ __: ~~, , POP~ J 21 75 . Employment Wanted ~ Witn ess 6 00-Sunn se Semmar 4 . Sunnse Se m es ter 10 Home Building Room Additions and Garages _ ~OtOR..$, JNC. 498 Locust St _ For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale · 20 , 00- News 3.4.6.a. 10.13, 15 . ABC News 33 11 .. DUH -H- WE:i..L 5URE! NUTTI"' ' DEN .. I GUE!<5 TO IT, S O"'! YER l KIOJ SE A FOR.T Ut.J E'G MA DE S WAMI TOO, .J f5T !.. IKE DA GURU Ph. 985·4102 SM;~~_19,~~~N TILLERS 3\lz H.P. TURF-TILL NO TI CE from Berr y Miller M obile Home Sal es - Here IS ~new lts l •ng of th e un•ls we now ~lave on our l ot due fo th~ fo r eclosure of ano ther Mobil e Home Dea l er 60x 14 New Moon . 2 bedroom 60x 14 Na shua . total electr ic 2 bedroo m 60x 12 Na shua , 2 bedroom 60x l 2 Globemas t er , J bedroom 5 ~ 12 Bud dy , 2 bed r oom 70x 14 Beverly Manor . 3 bed room , 1 ba t h , w 1th 8x12 ex pando 60x 12 Dar 1an , 2 bed room . 2 full bat hs 60 x12 L•bert y , 2 bedroom 60x 12 Sc hu l t, 2 bedroo m , to tal elect n c 60)(1 2 Tltt'ln , 2 bedroom 60)(12 EI Cona . 2 bedroom 60)( 12 Pa r kwood , bal cony front kr tc hen These are mostl y all la t e mod els (Som e neve r lrved m l and will be ltqu i d&Ted i!lf a ve r y larg e d1scount So 1f you ar e 1n terested 1n a Mob11e Home at a huge sav ing don ' t w a rt stop today at Berr y M tll er M obtle Home Sal es , 705 Far son St , r ei pre. Oh10 pt1on e 423 9531 3 14 10f c - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - CAP!'A1N EASY Chestl!r. Ohio lh• Nathan Big s Chain Preelsion Ground OOMPANY --------------- Woman 10. 15. Barnab y Jones 8, News 20. Inter face 33 . 10 30-Your Future 1s N ow20, F 1ne Art ot Goofing O ff 33 Construction Co. From tne largest BuHdozer Radlafo~ to smallest Heater C re .B-K EXCAVATING Help Wanted 6, 13, 10 00-Pollce Slory 3,4, Spring Event '75 W1th Oral Roberls Bissell Brothers0. -------- - - ------ ~E LL A scen t of Man 20,33 9 00- H awan F1 ve 0 8, 10 9 30 - M ovl e " H urr icane" Yeste rd ay 33 6 25- Fa.- m Report 13 WILKINSON SMALL_ENGINE 992.3092 32 15 a 30- Movie 'The DISappearance of Fllgh l 412" MAS H a.10; or 991·5700 3 10 7 1965 CHEVROLE T PICkup tru c k , excellen t c ond 1t 1on JUN K auto s, comp l ete and Ph one 992 3366 ••ter, l:.llctrlc, lias, Sewer de l rv er ed to our yard We p 1ck 3 2J 3tp tines, lnstolltd Work up ~uto bodies and buy all guaranteed. k1nd' of scrap m el~ l s and 1q69 CH E V ROLET Im pala V 8, Dozer, B•cllhoe, Trucks 1ron R1der 's Salvage , St Rt . au t omat1c , good cond1T10n , Llmtstone & Fill Dirt 124. Rl 4, Pomeroy . Ol'\10 S500 Phone 843 2272 c a II 992 5468 3 23 3tc Commtrclo~RtSidontlol 10 17 tf c Construction & Rtmodel O NE TRUC K l • ton . 1970 Chevr olet Tru c k , and 1970 Z28 CAS H pa1d f or a ll makes and models of mobile homes , Camaro Phone 992 7J 38 after 5 p m Phone are a cod e 6 \4 423 9531 4 JJ tfc 3 20 Stc --------------BO L EN 1250 tr ac torh y dro statr c 1973 MAL! BU 2 door metall •c 777 Pnrl 5trnt brown . bla ck vrny l top , power par ts Phon e 94J 24 14 Middleport, Ohio &leer.ng , power brakes a•r 3 25 Jtc cond E llc eJi en t cond Prr ced - -------------Phone 992·5367 or 992.a61 : v ery r easonable Phone 992 3273 ' -. . ·- .. 3 16 ate SA LE S Repr esentat 1ve Fu ll or par H •m e pos1t 1on ava ilabl e 1961 CH EV ROLE T, r el 1able, get MALE Stamese k•tt eii, 6oh p Po m eroy Middleport a ~ea outboard motor , auto to work car 249 Broadway Pr ev•o us sales ex per •en ce washer Phone 992 7201 after 5 Phone 992 2082 helpful Repl y rn conf1den ce pm 3 16 12 t c P 0 Box J32, F' t Pl ea sant , - - -- ---------~ -- 3 23 Jtp W V a 255 50 1975 MONTE Carlo , 4,000 m1les , J 25 Jtp a lt power . a~r , AM stereo tap e Call 992 7036 after 5 p m LA DY to stay w 1th eld erl y lad y 3 5 tfc Phon e 992 3689 3 23-61 c 1957 F ORo Ran chero . --g-oOd co nd1t1on Phon e 742 6352 Vert1cal-shafl Bnggs en· 3 20 6tc g1ne , extra · hea"Yy worm WI L L do babyslftrng •n my 19t.4 CH E V Y Bel.!llr , A 1 Shape gear dnve Ttnes are 12 11 Cal l 99 2 3105 or c onta c t h ome Cal l 992 7647 d•ameter t1ll 1ng K enn eth Will J 23 6t c Width IS 26" 3 19 6t c (22-5899) REM O DELIN G , pl umbing , heating and all type s ol 1966 FORO tru c k , call after 5 p m Phone 992 3625 or 992 g eneral r e pa~r Work 5945 guaranteed 20 years ex 3 19 6t c penenc e Phone 992 2409 3 11 H e - , . DofA Plans spring rally The charier was draped m memory of Mrs Sylvta Badg· ley when Theodorus Counclll7, Danghlers of Amenca , met recently at Ute IOOF hall. Mrs Eva Dessauer, coun· cllor, prestded whtle plans were dtseussed for Uhe Dislrtct 13 rally April9 at the IOOF hall wiUt a dinner to be served at Trtmty ChUrch Reservallons for Ute dmner are to he sent to Mrs. Edna Reibel by April 5 Gifts will be pur chased for the Ph. '12.3993 , 8 00- A dam -12 3,4,15 . M ovie " Huck leberr y ·Finn" 6, 13, !Good Tim es 8. 10; So lar Energ y 20 ,33, 6 POMEROY, OHIO -- Wantefl To Buy Gutters - Awntngs Free Esttmates l 25·1mo MOTOR CO. OPEN t:Vt:.S. 8:00 P~. 1 t leme nr $3495 ~OMEROY F ath e r A nd a hearta c he st tl l t or you ALUMINUM Siding . Soffin Building Homes C&E 102" C A , 4 speed t rsns , 2 speed 15,000 r ea r axle, good t1r es There tS a token ol a ttec l ton '· Television log for easy viewing .. tomplete plumbing · healing service and· general shee1 me1al, works. FreE' Estimates. Phone 949·5961 Emetgency 9'12·3995 WindoWsTDoors We Specialize In $469' 1971 CHEVROLETl TON sw eet STORM 949-3604 ( Dem o ). loaded w•th opt tons away , Blowa 1nto Walls& AHics , $3M! 1974 MONTE CARLO LANDAU There tS a me mory fond and tru e Reward me a1r , da rk re d A \ HEI,L RACINE . ·--PWMBING -& HEATING ~ YOU SIT DOWN, ,· E ~A. ANC ' DO SOME MO k'~ OF YOUR STRIPS! YOU'RE BEHIND! TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1975 Services Blown Insulation Services NEIGLER BUILDERS SUPPLY l4195· 4 Dr onl y 10,400 m •les, full y equ1pped rea l cr eam puff r ememb r an c e , LOST MotorCo. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPAL"' husband . fa the-r . and grand ~ ;s R--~-;u-; -~o,-r ~ , +++ • IN By Helen and Sue Hottel Dear Ready: Tell PhU you're ready if he ts. It lsn 't "siUy" to admit your man was right. - SUE ·,.----2-SIG~N-s--,P;,;_ .o_m_e-, 0-y _ . ,.. , :L:·._.~~B_u~s~in ~ ess In Memory Generation Rap Rap: At 22, I wanted love but not marriage. Phillip wanted both. He was ready for the husband and wife thing, and all last year he kept propoaing. I answered, "Why ruin tt ?" I liked my freedom. Well, I persuaded him! This year, Phil hasn't mentioned marriage once. When friends announced they were Mr. and Mrs., he privately called !hem, "Dumb." He likes freedom better than !do -now! We'reslillmuch in love as ever. Without looking sllly and changes We, how can I tell him that at 23, I'm - READY FO!J THAT RING Auto Sales GM D• v• s1on car , a 1r conditi or11 ng , 350 V 8, P steenng , dark grey f1n1 sh, rad1o -----.--------.----- Her Persuasiou Backfires p;or Fast Results Use Sentinel Classified~ • "' ' ' '• ~~...;._.~ ' lllliiliilriiii~---~J....L--..-...................-........._..J.-~.........~~.....;;......;;,..___;__ i ~ ~ ~........;....,._....;_~:......:.........:::....:-;.;.~~~.....::....:..,....=..llooill ' I ........ �.' ,. 8- The Oaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., 'l'•"Sday, March 25, 1975 ' ' News Teeth charts fix skeleton - · re~ains of college student Positive identificalion has been mad e of the badly decomposed hun1an skeleton found Feb. 15 in a wooded area, 150 feel from MI. Olive Rd . in Springfield Twp ., Gallia County. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallla County Coroner, said today lhe remains had been identified as those of Paul Gail (Pappy ! McAllister. 26. R( 2. Piketon. a Rio Grande College student . Army and was wounded by a booby trap grenade in Veilnam in 1969. He was last seen (kt. 3, !974. Dr . Wa rehime SRid Agent Herman Henrv of the Bureau of Criminal ln.dentHica tion at Lunrtmi, Ohio, spearheaded the invesligati on. Agent He.nry lea rn ed of McAllister 's dis.1ppearance and traced his movemenl"> to Ocl. 3. McAllister firs t registered at h;' Grande College in the fall Identificati on was made uf 19·, , He attended college on through dental charts supplied a parttin ..• basis through t974. by the U.S. Army to Dr . James He was re bis tercd H t the V. Marquard. D.D.S. in Denwl college for the entire !973-74 Surgery and Oral Pathology at school term which cr.-led last Ohi o Slate University . June . McAllister had served in the A spokesman at the co lleg\! GET DOWN TO BASICS with heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio Tourism fast growing industry ' said today McAllister did not apply for admittance last fa ll. · Dr. Warehime said that due to the lack of sufficient parts, the cause of death could not be determined·. ll was definite, however, there was no blow or gunshot wound to the skull. Found at the scene by bird hunters Feb. 15 was a skull, spine, pelvic bone. jawbone, a leg and some t~e th . Also found beside the skeleton was a pair of tennis shoes, trousers and underwear. The death is still Wlder investigation . McAllister is survived by hi s paren ts, Pa ul Dewey McAllister of Piketon and Mrs. Jessie L. Sagg, a teacher of Jaspar, Ohio. Nang. · The pullout from Hue, the third largest city and spintual . center ol South Vietnam, left the Communists in control of II of the country's 44 proviinces. There wa• no indication how long it would take for the 20,000 retreating troops to leave Hue, a walled city of stately street,s, J;luddhist shrines and ancient artilcats. NAIROBI, KENYA - A GROUP OF GUNMEN threatened to kill the kidnaped French ambassador to Somalia today unless France frees two imprisoned guerrillas and hands over a fortune in gold. The kidnapers, guerrillas fighting for the independence of a small French territory in East Africa, set a 6 p.m. deadlme fo r the execution of 57-year-old Amahassador Jean Gueury. Gueury was abducted Sunday in Mogadishu , capital of neighboring Somalia, as he left a Roman Catholic cathedral w1th his wife after a Palm Sunday mass. PHNOM PENH - FIVE COMMUNIST ROCKETS landed just outside the American Embassy in the Cambodian . capi,tal today, forcing Ambassador John Gunther Dean to leave h1s offtce and take cover in a ground floor shelter. The rockets were among 26 fi red into the city or the nearby airport this morning. One of the missiles landed within 50 yards of one of the American airlift planes, but apparently caused no damage, Outside the city, the goverrunent defense perimeter con~ tinued to shrink as insurgents increased pressure west and north of the ca pital and at the isolated river town of Neak Luong. Government forces suffered a major setback late Monday when they were forced to abandon the village of Tuol Leap near the rocket belt launching area for the airport barrage. the final leg of a Hight from Ten crewmen and six Navy Japan to Mc01ord Air Force passengers died. Base, Wash. " It was hwnan error," Walk "four ·7.ero ; six · four ·one, said. ';None of us in the normaintain five thousand ." thwest region can recall an That was the traffic controll- accident of this type before." Walk said the controller who er telling the pilot to descend to gave the erroneous instruction 5,000 feet. That was th e key - the order was a fully qualified journeyCHARLESTON , W.Va . to drop to 5,000 feet. The man who had worked at the (UPI) - An Ohio Ku Klux Klan controller made a mistake , He exacting task since March 18, leader believes the bullet fired had meant the command for a 1973, following three years of into the car of Ed Miller near Navy A6 plane in the same training . here Sonday was self~nflicted He said the controller, whom in the wake of his suspension as area. But the CHI pilot didn't he did not identify, had been West Virginia's grand dragon. qu estion the controller . He relieved of his duties . KKK Grand Dragon Dale lk said the controller W a responded tersely, "Fi ve Reusch said by telephone from thousand, rour . zero ~six ~ four knew something was wrong his home at Lodi, Ohio, that he .. one is out or 10." when another controller - the had suspended Miller from his one who would give final inAbout three minutes later the Starlifter -then traveling at structions for landing at MeChord south of here -came on an estimated 275 miles per hour - slammed into the 5,900- the frequency and asked: " ... foot level of Warrior Peak in where is Mac four~zero..six­ the Ml. Constance range ol the fo ur.one?" Olympics. Walk said the controller Holzer Medical Center didn't discover his error until (·Discharged, March 241 about an hour later when he Margc. rel Barrett, Elmer had left his station and played Belue, Stella Burnheimer, Lori the tape recording. The fin al transmission Clary, Myrtle Delauder, before the controller quit for Patric ia Doerfer, Randall Echler, Annette Fick, Mrs. Funeral services for Mrs. the night came at 30 seconds Franklin Gay and son, Emily Jay (Jean ) Warner, widely past II :04 p.m. :..One final call Goody, Judy Hart, Scott kn ow n Pomeroy resident, 102 to fourJEero-six-fo ur-one to Hineman, Gertrude Markle, Legion Terrace. who died early respond. There was no one to answer. Tara Marlin, Mar tisha Miller, Monday morning at Veterans Rosa Minnis, Todd Pethtel, Memorial Hospital will be Mary Phillips, Patr icia Reese, Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Harry G. Hanning Vir ginia Shuler, Donny Po meroy United Meth odist Stephenson, Phyllis Stidham, of Albany dies Church. La ura Wad e, Torres Mrs. Warner was preceded Williamson. in death by her parents, Paul tBirthsl ALBANY - Harry Glenn and Edith Ebers bach Mallory . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lowery. a Haning, 80, Rt. 2, Albany, died and her . husband, Jay B. daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Monda y at O'Bleness Hospital. Warner . Mrs. Warner was a Mrs. Freelin Peck, a daughter, Mr . Haning was born May 29, member of the Pomeroy 1894, a son of the late James Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs . United Methodist Church. and Susan Mi tchell Haning. He William Porter, a son, She is surviv ed by one was preceded in death by one Jackson. daughter, Linda Warn er , son, Kenneth ; three brothers, Pomeroy ; three sons, John L. Veterans Memorial Hospital two sis ters and a grand· Warner, Stephen R. Warner Admissions for Monday, daughter . and Jeffrey J. Warner, all of March 24, Mabel Keserson , Mr . Haning was a life Pomeroy . Pomeroy ; Landon McDaniel, Rev, Carl Hicks will of- member of Drew Webster Post Middleport; Marguerite Perry , ficiate. Burial will be in Beech 39 of the American Legion, the New Haven, W. Va.; Virginia Grove Cemetery. Friends may V~'W and DAY of Pomeroy. He is survived by his wife, Hayman , Rac in e; Jonnie call a t Ewing Funeral Home Wilda Boring Haning ; five Meado.w, Columbus. after 7 p.m. today. Discharges - Jerry Powell, daughters, Dena Raymond and Eblin McCasky, ; Op_a,l · Barr, Evelyn Allen, both of Albany; Weltha Mitchell, Centerburg; Eva Robson, Marjorie Witter . Janis Thronton and Carole • Thomas, both of Colwnbus; Pleasant Valley Hospital one son~ Cecil, Pomeroy; one Discharges - James Lake, sis ter, Ruth Chase, Wor- Leon; Charles Deweese, thington ; 10 grandchildren and Letart ; John Little, Point several nieces and nephews. Pleasant ; and Nessewee Funeral services will b<> Buxton, Lakin . Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Chapel wi th Rev . Charles Norris officiating. Burial will SQUAD CALLED be in Wells Cemetery . Friends The Middleport Emerge ncy may call at the fun eral home Squad made one run Monday after 4 p.m. today. afternoon . At 3: 11 p.m. they were called to an accident at the junction of CR 5 and SR 7 where they transported Henry Smith, Rodney, to the Holzer Medical Center, '· actually self-inflicted HOSPITAL NEWS Funeral set ALL BANKING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF MEIGS tHEATRE TONITE CHECKING Why . make so man y trips in ord er to pay a few bills? Pay from the comfort of your home. ll'ith a checking account you can mail all of your money . .' . and your cance ll ed checks are proof of payment for your bills. Open a chec king ac• count with us now. March lS Walt Disney 's THE BEARS AND l (Technicolorl Rated G ALSO SHAGGY DOG ( Technicolor) SHOW STARTS 7:00 P.M. ' SALE PLANNED SYRACUSE - A bake sale and Easler bazaar will be held beginning at 10 a.m . Saturday at the Syracuse Municipal Building by th e Ladies Auxiliary of the Syracuse Fire Department. DEPOSITS INSURED TO 140,000 the Distinctive Style of Auto Teller Window and Walk-up Window ~ FriclaJ Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. Sisty When You Visit, Park FREE TRIO Organ, Drums, Guitar NITELY TUES:, WED., THURS., 8:30.1:00 · FRI. & SAT .. 9:30-2:00 MIDDL£PORT, OHIO Member fedeql -~ lnsuiJIICe Corpotalion "THE FRI,ENBIJY -BANK" •' TO ENTERTAIN YOU AT THE MEIGS INN PH. 992-3629 ' POMEROY Klan office last week, and he thinks the bullet was fired into the car by Miller. Miller report ed to slate police Sunday a shot was fired into his car parked at his house in the Tyler Mountain area, apparently about 2 a.m. Sunday , police were info rmed of the shooting at 10 a.m. Sunday and sent an officer to investigate, "!suspended his commission as grand dragon of West Virginia as of last Thursday," Ruesch said of Miller, "on groWids of creating friction and animostiy among Klan· smen . "!believe the bullet was selfinflicted, and I believe no Klansman had anything to do with any bullet." Reusch said he thinks Miller fired the bullet into his own car "because of the suspension of the state kleagleship in West Virginia. " Miller's wife said her husband left Sunday afternoon on a trip to Georgia . SEOEMS RUNS The Pomeroy Unit of the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Cen ter made a run to SR 7 near Bradbury at 3:·15 p.m. Monda y, the scene of an accident. The unit was not needed so returned to its station. SHRINETTESCONVENE The Twin City Shrinettes will meet al8 p.m. Thursday at the home of Cora and Shirley Beegle in Racine . Members are to wear Easter bonnets which they have disigned. SEEK DISSOLUTION · In Meigs County Comm on Pleas Court Eva Pauline Searles, Rl. I, Rutland. and Kenn eth E. Searles, same address, have fil eJi for dissolution or rparriage ' CLUB TO MEET The Riverview Garden Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs . Donald Myers with Mrs. Walter Brown as c~ hostess. An auction of "something you made" will be held . SALES REPORT March 22, 1975 Ohio Valley Lh·cstock Co. Gallipolis, Ohio STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs. 20 to 25.300 to 400 lbs. 19 to 26, 400 to 500 lbs. 19.50 to 27, 500 to 600 lbs. 20 to 26.50, 600 to 700 lbs. 17 to 28, 700 lbs. and over 18.:i0 to 29.90. HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs. l7lo 23.50. 300 to 400 lbs. 17 to 23,. 400 to 500 lbs . 19 to 23.50, 500 to 600 lbs. 20 to 24, 600 to 700 lbs. 18 to 23.75, 700 lbs. and over 20 to 30. STOCK COWS & BULLS - .. (By the head ) Stock Cows 110 to 185, Stock Cows and Calves 160 to 217.50, Stock Bulls 110 to 185, Baby Calves 10 to 30; (By the Pound) Can ners & Cullers Cows 15.50 to 18.35, Holstein Cows 17.50 to 20.40, Commercial Bulls ( 1,000 lbs . and over) 20 to 25.50. VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs. to 250.49 to 5S, Medium 200 lbs. to 300 35 to 45, Culls 30 down, Shoals 12 to 28. director, and Wayne Frederich, 1;, display a tourism poster presented Tuesday night at a .. meeting on tourism at the Meigs Inn . ' and Southeastern Equipment Co ., Gallipo lis. Each firm submitted two bids. The Gress bids, one in the amount of $8,495 and the other in the amount of $3.945, and Southeastern, one for $12,500 and the other $10,995, were taken for study. Permission was given morn i n ~. Submitling bid s as depositories were Pome roy National Bank, Citizens Na lional Bank, Racine Home Nat ional Ban k and The Far- Colwnbia Transmission Corp. to install a gas pipeline under and across CR 12 in Rutland Township. Attending were Henry Wells, Warden Ours and Bernard Gilkey, commissioners, Wesley Buehl, county engineer, and Martha Chambers, clerk. mers Bank and Savings Co. The bid was awarded to Pomeroy National Bank which offered the highest rate of interest, 6.8 pel. Bids for a 350-B Crawler Dozer cam e from Gress Equipment Co., Clarkesburg, Elberfelds In Pomeroy CHARLE STON , W.Va . (UP ! ) - Stale Atto rney General Chauncev Browning wants to finish the state's defense in the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse by Wednesday although the entire week has been set aside for the court hearing . The trial before the West Virgin ia Court of Claims resumed Monday and Browning spent the day quizzing Charles F. Scheffey of th e Federal Highway Administration. Scheffey helped investigate the cause of the span's collapse as a member of the National '!';·ansportation Safety Board. F'orty-six persons were killed when the bridge colla psed into the Ohio River at Point Pleasant Dec, 15, 1967, Suits totaling $6.5 million were filed against the state for wrongful death , personal injury . and property da mage, contending negligence in its maintenance of the bridge. After comple tion of th e defense testimony. the threemember court probably ·will schedule a session for rebuttal in April. VOL XXV NO. 242 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO enttne WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2.. .:6,_1_97..:. 5_ __ _ _ _ _ __ P_R_ ICE_ l_5' Mounties join search was legal and had not contravened any existing laws governing police search and seizure . Montreal Urban Community Police Chief Rene Daigneault "said the search was conducted after police received an anonymous tip that Miss Hearst could be found in Mrs. McKay's home. Daigneault said the police arrived at the McKay : ····~~..~~~~·$, ews~.Jn ·nri~fsl By United Press lnlematlonal DA NANG, SOUTH VIETNAM - NORTH Vietnamese troops captured the former imperi~l capital Hue today ~nd advanced toward isolated Da Nang, the last goverrunent bastwn In upper South Vietnam. Milil{lry intelligence sources said a North Vieinamese armored colwnn rwnbled into Hue and the last government troops surrendered South Vietnam's third largest city without a fight . Communist rockets bombarded Da Nang this morning, threatening the stai't of a giant American air and sea evacuation of one million persons from the refugee...wollen city. Communist gunners ringing the city fired a barrage of 14 rockets at the Da Nang Air Base, killing six persons and wounding 34. Most of the victims were civilianS. Virtually aU of the 300,000 civilians and most of the 25,~ trOOIIS in Hue, 400 miles north of Saigon, fled to Da Nang durmg recent days in a mass retreat climaxed by a Dunkirk..,lyle evacuation by sea. DETROIT - AUTO SALES CONTINUED their slow climb from the depths of last fall's sales skid. But mid-March new car sales still were at a 14-year low ~ off 29 per cent from the same period last year. Despite the dropoff, Industry executives said the mid-March sales were up 12 per cent from March 1-10 levels. For the first 20days of the month, sales were off 19 per cent from a year ago. Mack Worden, General Motors vice president for sales, said ·Tuesday "the continuing strengthening of the market11lace, as reflected by these comparisons, may· well signal not only the start of the spring selling seailon, but also the underlying improvement in factors that influence car buyer decisions." GM reported sales this year are 4.4 per cent behind the 1974 pac-e, the best year-to-year comparison in the industry. Ford was 17 per cent behind last year's pace, Chrysler trailed its 1974 figure by 22.6 percent and American Motors was 31.3 percent behind its , .1974 showing. Elberfelds In Pomeroy If you 're male, married and over twenty, your Grange Insurance agent has good news for you. . We want your business an~e~nd our low rates prove .& 1 • 1!. • You II probably be operating a car the rest of your life, so you 're a valuable customer. Our low rates prove we want you now. Talk to us abc ut liability. property dar 1age, colltston, medl· cal payments, as well as a payment plan that frts your mcome. When you have a family, you just can 't do it alone . Low auto lnsu.. rates fior 11iOUO g J' .marrledS··. RAMPAGING RIVERS CAUSED AN ESTIMATED $10 milllon damage and left more than 2,000 persons homeless in northern Illinois early today and a blustery spring snowstorm transformed portions of the upper Midwest into a desert of drifting snow. Record flood levels on the Rock River in the Rockford, Ul., ....ea forced more than 1,800 persons from thetr homes by late Tuesday. Civil ~enseworkers braved high water-and near .zero temperatures to get the evacuees to high ~round. . More than 500 persons had to leave their homes m the Freeport, lli., area as the Pecatonica climbed a 17.1 foot flood crest-just six tenths of a foot off the record crest of 1969. About 100 "diehardS," some perched In second floors with muddy ,waters swirling up to the eaves of their homes, were sweating out the two rivers' annual spring rampage. MULlEN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. r.Sidenee at 5 a.m. but the search turned up no trace of Miss Hearst. The Chicago Tribune reported Tuesday that Miss Hearst's fingerprints and those of the fugitive grandson of a former Connecticut governor were found more than a week ago in a motel in upper New York state near the Canadian border. The Tribune story said the prints of Miss Hearst and Stephen Bingham, 31, attorney and grandson of the late Hiram B. Bingham, fonner governor and U.S. senator from Connecticut, were identified in the motel near Olamplain, N. Y. But the FBI in Albany, N.Y., said it had made no investigation or received any repert of Miss Hearst or Bingham being in the border area. Daigneault said the officers entered the house with Mrs. McKay's permission. "! find no fault, under existing laws governing pollee search and seizure, with the manner in which they carried out their duty," he said. Daigneault's remarks followed protests by ~lrs. McKay that the plainclothesmen had stormed her. home without producing a searCh warrant, and upset her children and her ailing husband. "They went into the children's rooms, the basement, the hathrooms-<!verywhere. I still can't believe ,the scene," she said. NOWYOU KNOW More than 400 million. prairie dOgs used to live in a sihgle colony in West Texas. - < .... f PORTSMOUTH Ohio Power Company's top executive officer said . here Tuesday night the Gavin Power Plant at Oleshire is "Beautiful", bl!ilt "probably like ·a power plant ought to- tw built these days." Frank N. Bien, executive vice president, was answering a question posed by a news reporter about the Impact of emission control standards in forcing up construction coats, ahd eventually, rates for eleclricity,of neirpo.wer plants iJi Ohio, and elsewhere. Gavin, which is scheduled to . have both its giant units·on the line this summer, Bien pointed out, meets all the EPA requirements as to particulate control (over 99 pet.); However, the technology is not yet available for control of gaseous emissions. Bien indicated more serious 'problems as the costs arise when older power plants have to be changed to meet EPA slandard controls. In.a far ranging talk to area news rnedia representatives, Vice President _Bien asked for CHAMBER TO MEET The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday at noon at the Meigs Inn. Guest speaker will be Ron James, state representative. r . ..,• • help in conveying understanding of the utili ty's problems to the public. His remarks and accompanying graphs are on page 17 today. Media representatives were guests of the power company for dir.r~r at tile Elks Country Club near Portsmouth. Attending from the PomeroyM\~dleport area were Fred Mdrrow, man ager . of the Pomeroy office, and Chester Tannehill, executive editor of the Daily Sentinel and Sunday Times-Sentinel. ' Rebate bill sidetracked WASHINGTON (UP!) - A dispute over oil company tax increases temporarily slde_tracked House-Senate negotiators after they agreed Tuesday to rebate $100 to $200 of almost every American's 1974 Income taxes. , The two sides moved swtftiy toward a compromise between the House's $19.9 billion tax cut and the Senate's $84.3 billion cut, settling many major Issues before snagging on the question of how much of the oil depletion allowance to ' leave for independent oil companies and how long they will continue to receive II. A comprornlse was reported within reach, and House Ways and Means chairman Al Ullman said he hoped to complete the bill today . Speaker Carl Albert planned to have the House stand" by to pass the compromise bill If a settlement was reached limit11tlons on foreign tax breaks, a speclal,100 payment to Social Security r~pients, lax credits for new home Iiuyers and exactly how to cut 1975 taxes. President Ford Is reported ready to cancel his Easter vacation If necessary to conllider a final bill. He has threatened through spokesmen oo nwnerous occasions to veto the bill if It is too big or contains too many objectionable amendments. Hilwever, the committee's Tuesday actions chopped S6.6 biUion from the Senate bill, leaving a ''net" tax bill at that point of $24 billion, well within Ford's reported tolerances. 954 COUllt ed in Syracuse ' ."' •I . '· '' ·/' ... '· '. • 'I ' { .f ,, ' '· ~ . I ·, ' ' •.' 'iI 1 \ HONORED - Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon was honored on his birthday Tuesdar by employes of the court house. Shown with Judge Bacon are, back 1;, hts wife, Mrs. Bacon, and Letta Spencer, bailiff, who planned the affair. He was presented a cake, cards and gifts. < The net bill is lower for each house 417.6 billion for the House and $30.6 billion for the Senate - because each bill contains offsetting tax Increases, mainly on oil companies . • A major tax break for individuals was locked into the bill Tuesday when the negotiators accepted the House's S6.1 billion rebate of 1974 tax,s. The rebate would be 10 per cent of 1974 taxes up to a maxlmwn of $200. The mini· mwn rebate would be either •100 or the taxes actually paid If that was less than S100. A married couple gets only one rebate whether they flle jointly or separately. )llaxlmum rebates would gradually phase down for those making more than J2(),000 Wltll those making $30,000 or more · would get no more than SIOO. A horne-by-home head count taken in the Village of Syracuse this month has revealed the town now has a population of. 954, Mayor Hennan London said today. The census, supervised by village officials for Federal Revenue Sharing purposes, shQWed Syracuse has had an apparent growth of 270 p~rsons · the past five years. The 1970 government census credited Syracuse, Meigs County's third largest town, with a population of 6&1. Additional population in the Rustic Hills area, developed by Contractor Archie Lee, has been the most significant factor in the town 's residential growth, according to Mayor London. London extended appreciation .to persons who assisted in the count. Lake Hope COLUMBUS ( UP!) - The annual .spring conservation workshop sponaored by Ute state Natural Reaourcetl Department at Lake Hope Slate Park May 18-18 will have the theme of "Endangered 8pecles and the Smundlng Environment of Southea$tem Ohio." The workshop, sponsored by DNR in cooperation with Ohio conservation groupe, Is de· signed to allow conservation groups to exchange idea~ with state officials In an Informal atmosphere. The formal opening of the Zaleski Backpack TraU and a short hike over a portion of it will be included In the workshop activities . Also plaMed for the workshop iiJ a tour of abandoned strip and drift mines and a panel dlscils.sion on endangered ape. · cles. Auto flipped into creek The Meigs County Sheriff's Department investigated a single car accident Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. on SR 124 in Sutton Township near Racine. Loretta Lane, 17, Rt. I, Racine, was traveling east when her car went off the high.. · way, back onto the highway, then off it a second · time, turning over and coming to a stop on its wheels in a creek. The driver was taken to Veterans Memorial , Hospital by the Racine E-R Squad where she was treated and released. There . was heavy damage to the car. 84 boys AND GIRLS sign~d for baseball The Middleport Summer Base bait' League signed up 84 boys and girls Saturday, the first time in history the dainty sex was admi tted. For the swnmer pee wee league program there were 20 boys and four girls signed. For little league, there were • SQUAD CALLED Tlje Middleport Emergency Squad answered a call to Jack's Dairy Bar at 9:03a .m. Wednesday for Betty Ferguson who was ill. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Tuesday afternoon the, squad took Kelly Gilmore from his Pearl St. home to the· Holzer Medical Center. 35 boys and 11 girls who signed up to play. . For the Babe Ruth program, formerly the Pony League, there were 14 boys who signed. It was originally planned . to have two Babe -Ruth teams, but if no more sign up to par' licipate, there will be only one team. Boys between the ages of· 13 and 15 are eligible to play. If they do want to play, they should call either Richard Hovatter or one of the other Middleport coaches to let them know. There is another signup date scheduled for April!2. This will be ihe final signup. Anyone who wants to participate in any of the three programs this summer sho~d attend. Thr~ I ~ . MARKERS DAMAGED - These five grave markers lying in a row are only a part of the over 20 markers which have been damaged by vandalism at Middleport Hill Cemetery. An intensive effort is being made to catch the vandals. A90-day jail sentence and a $750 fine can be imposed for such offenses and Middleport Fred Hoffman promises that stiff penalties will be handed out. used machines Bids received by the Meigs County Board or Commissioners from the Gress Equipment Co., Clarksburg, were for " used' 1 equipment. The one bid for $8,495 is for equipment one year old and the other bid of $3,945-is for a dozer live years old. Bids received on a dozer from Southeastern Equipment Co., Gallipolis, are for new equipment. Advisory Committee, with project asks for whatever the assistance from the Tourism commissioners can provide. Bureau of the Ohio Department Frederich said this is the of Economic and Community first time anyone has done Development. Federal assist- anything to promote tourism In ance ends June 30 of this year. the area and it takes five years It wlil be up to ]O('al initiative to at least to bring a new idea into determine whether tourism an area. has a lulure in this region of Total cost for all 20 count(ea Ohio. (one has since dropped the Frederich stated that the project) involved is ·estimated p1·oject is asking the board of at $150,000. Meigs County Commissionejs He also said, "Land is for lor financial assistance. Cos t beauty. Here we are used to per coun ty was estimated at seeing land used for fanning $8,000. He said this figure and mining. Americans are would vary according to what · turning away from industry to is being offered in tourist at- tourism. Tourism creates new tractions . At this point the jobs and helps the economy. qu=~· the conference com- workshop to mittee adjourned Tuesday, five major Issues remained tak unresolved: . otl taxes, e 1"deas, a1 Bids were for ·Gavin plant 'beautiful' 113 E. Second St., Pomeroy, 45769, Ph: 992-3381 '·,I Tourism rates high for oUtdoorsmmen and campers and the plan is to tie this area projecl in with ea rly American hi s tory or the George Washington vacation region. It was also pointed out thai unlike other industries, tourism does not take awcty, but adds to the area 's economy. The traveler li terally is here today, gone tomorrow. But the imp.act of his passirig U1roug h lingers on and on. Eac h car driving by con~ servatively represents a t least $42 daily in new revenue to the town, area or state that can lure the traveler off the high. way . The traffic on 1-77 carries an average of 12,000 ve hi cles daily, of which an estimated Devoted To Th e Interests of The Meigs-Muson A rea --~~~~~·~- ...- ~ Shop the Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Weekdays 9: 30 to s p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 9:30 to 8 p.m. • takes money to make m on e~· . '' 4.490 vehicles daily could be considered potential visitors. Multiply tha t count by $42 per car per day and it comes ''P to' $188,580 in potential t ew revenue. This comes to $66.8 million for the year for one highway alone , Combining this with current I-77 traffic and the new traffic that could be generated by marketing in the high-density population centers within a day's drive, and you get a clearer un derstanding of how beneficial the tourism industry could be if it was developed and promoted properly. Federal dolla rs were granted to the region by the Appalachian Regional Commission through two of its districts, The Buckeye Hills . Hocki ng Valley Regional Development District and The Tuscar" '' "s Valley Regional • a1 y MONTREAL (UP!) - Montreal peliee conducted an early morning raid on the home of a .. former prime minister's granddaughter during the weekend in a futile search for missing fugitive -heiress Patricia. Hearst. The police Tuesday said the search of the home of Mrs. Mary McKay, granddaughter of the late former Prime Mlnlstp Louis Saint Laurent, .SPORTCOATS eDRESS SlACKS eDRESS SHIRTS •KN IJ SHIRTS •TIES eBELTS eHOSIERY •UNDERWEAR • image," Frederlch said, " it also makes good muncy and it for fugitive heiress Headquarters For Men's and 'Boys' Apparel Bridge case defense to rest soon BY KATIE CROW " Tourism, next to th e grO('ery business, is the fastest growing industry in UJe United States," Wayne Frederich told persons meeting Tuesday night at the Meigs Inn. Presenting the program on tourism we(e Wayne and Barbara Frederich. directors of a tourism promotion project of The Buckeye Tourist Council, Buckeye Travel-Tour Project. The couple has visited 17 coun ties and a total of 19 counties are involved . The tourism program encompasses the northern part of Ohi o to the mOst southern area. Frederich observed that tour ism is the top industry in 46 of the :;o stales, and there is a lot of money to be made in tourism . " Tourism needs a new • National bid best Bids for deposit of public fun ds and fo r a dozer we re opened by the board of Meigs County Commission~ this • Market Report ()H I() RI\ /J:O TOUIUllM WAS WHAT It wu aD about u Barbara Fredertch, Carolyn Thomas, local CHEERLEADERS WIN TROPHY - The Mason Celtics ch....leaders were presented a troph y lor their dedication to last winter's basketball season at several bend area grade schools. The Celtics competed with cheerleaders from New Haven, others at Mason, Hartf~rd and West Columbia. No rma Stanley is their adult leader. Left to right (front row), are. Kim VanMeter, Teri Wolf, mascot ; Audrey Fields; standing, Cindy Stanley, Ntta Conard, Teresa VanMeter (coach I, Lori Olapman and Cindy Weaver. Grand Dragon says. shot . Pomeroy for Mrs. Warner Left lace It, When looking lor a ahoe, you want 1 flnely~cralted product that offers quallly, tlyle and com ~ tort. Thom MeAn knows this ao they make lhelr shoes with you In mind. Their tlme~proven styles are made by aklllod craftsman who use quality leathers and longwearlng, llel lble IOitl In IIC:h Pllr. in Briefs· Continued from page I Traffic control error kills 16 By MARTIN HEERWALD SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) The final radio excha nge look only nine seconds. But it contained a one-sentence error that sent 16 persons to their deaths. C. B. Walk Jr .. regional Federal Aviation Administration director , playe d the tape recording at a news conference Monday. "SeatUe, four.zero-six~four­ one Is level at 10." That was the pilot of an Air Foree Cl41 Starli!ter jet transport giving his identification nwnbers and telling Sealtie air traffic control he had leveled off at an altitude of 10,000 feet. At that moment the plane was approaching the Olympic Mountains with jagged peaks of nearly 8,000 feet to eroS' on ••• dollars should be brought to the will take the Cubs. There are ftilal signup. four little league teams. The The re will be two pee wee · Braves will be coached by teams this summer. Bob Milford Hysell, Mets by Southern will coach the Charles Scott, Reds by Ray Mustangs and Mickey Childs Stewart, and the Indians by Hovatter. If enough players sign .up for the Babe Ruth teams they will SUMMON SQUAD ~be the Americans coached by The Pomeroy Emergency Jerry Davenport and the A's Squad was called to Uncoln who will be taken by Dave . Hill Road at 8:40 a.m. Wed· nesday for Delm~r A. Canaday who has heen ill at hts residence. He was Ulken to tbe CLOTHES AVAILABLE Holzer. Medical Center. At Free clothing day will be 12:31 p.m. Tuesday, the squad held at the Salvation Army, 115 was called for Waller Walker .Butternut Ave., . Thur~da)f , near Pomeroy. He was taken to . March 27 frcim 10 a.m. itntll Veterans Memorial Hospital noon. All area residents are I where he was admitted.. ~ 1 welcome. · . . l . • ·., ' Dodson. There will be a meeting this Saturday, March 29 at 7:30 p.m. at_ the Mi~eport ftre house. The public and coaches are inv.iled to· attend. •• •• HOUSE DAMAGED Damages to the · kitchen of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. ·vernon utUe, ,321 Condor St.,, totaled S200 as the reault of a fire at the home at 4:41 p.m •. Tuesday. Pomeroy -Fite Oiief Charles Legar said thai ilwu . believed hot match thrown into a .waste bUtel wu the cause of the lin! . .micb waa kept cooftned to the kitchen by the 15 Pomeroy firemen who answered 'the d r ~ a I 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 03. March 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 March 25, 1975 hanning warner