http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7dfc1dc88f2ebb655cb1e34ca8aae440.pdf 8ae3a6636d5210a492b2c87da2c55f2b PDF Text Text 28 -·The Swtday Times -Senllnel, Swtday, Jan. '!1, 1974 Bank promotes 3 on staff Driver charged after accident GALIJPOLIS - Jackie Dale Dillon, '!1, Proctorville, was charged with assured clear distance following an accident ' on First Ave. and Pine St. Officers said Dillon's car struck the resr end of an auto operated by Chalmers Ferguson, 'l, Point Pleasant. David L. Cham per , 23, Gallipolis, was charged with failure to y~eld the right of way following an accident on First Ave . and Court St. Officers said Champer's car turned into the path of an auto operated by Julius W. Sauvage, of Rl. 2, Pomeroy. A final accident occurred on State St. and Second Ave. where an auto driven by Elsa Joyce Harri11gton, 32, Galllpolis, backed into a car owned by John Roland, Bronham, 30, of Russell, Ky. ENERGY CONFAB INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) - A two-day Midwestern Energy Conference will be held here this week to establish an energy pohcy and to im· plement new federal fuel regulations affecllng the midwestern section of the nation. by DINO ONE NIGHT ONLY Monday, Feb. 4 5 TO 10 PM Italian Night at the Meigs Inn. The little Italian, Dino Lutz will do his thing with the following menu: Meatballs & Spaghetti Garlic Bread Antipasto Salad Italian Wine Dessert I I All You Can Eat - •4.25 Child Portions Available Make your reservat1ons early and join Dino THE II MEIGS INN PH. 992-3629 POMEROY, 0. GALLIPOLIS Three promotions were announced dur10g a recent directors' reorganizational meeting of ·the Gallipolis Commercial & Savings Bank. ,I Helen M. West, now aSSIBtant vice president and auditor; Merrill Wilcoxon, assistant vice president and branch MR AND MRS. WALLACE BRADFORD have received a "formal " complamt from Gene and Janet Harris who are m North Wales, m regard lo their annual Christmas tree operation. Six die in It's all m fun , however. Gene and Janet, certainly one of Middleport's most popular couples, always purchased their Christmas tree each year. Janet was quite particular about the tree. It had to he a certain size and fullness. Knowmg 'ihat Janet and Gene always purchased their tree from the Bradfords, Carl and Ma1z1e Brannon this year went to the Bradford tree lot and p1cked up a small Christmas tree sprig which they sent to Gene and Janet along with a bill for $7 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford recmved the needles from the sprig which had been sent to the HarriS family m North Wales, the $7 bill and the following letter : "This 1s a formal complamt regardmg our Christmas tree for this year In past years, we have had 'super' (that's EngliSh-for pretty) trees, lovely in shape and ones~t have held up for the expected length of time - Twelfth N1 t. "I really hate to do this because al the decorations did looK gorgeous, but as you can see by the enc ~sed packet, we lost all the needles, causmg us great anguiSh, and-this necessitated our children gomg into the cold wmd with ax and saw and bringing home a tree so that we could be properly decorated for the holiday season Since we received a red tag bill for this SBld bare tree, we are expectmg necessary steps to declare this bill null and vmd "Thank you for past service and in hopes that In future years we can call on you for our traditional tree, plesse stake out a seven foot tree that has more permanent needles. Best wiShes for a happy new year.'' By the way, the address of Janet and Gene IS: E. M. HarriS, Hafod Y. Twym - Penrallt Rd ; Trearddur Bay- Holyhead ; Anglesey, North Wales, U. K. LL65 2UG. That's a dandy, huh? THE OHIO PTA BOARD of Managers m the interest of child safety and welfare has gone on record as strongly urging the Governor of Ohio to apply for exemption from daylight savings time begmmng in the fall of 1974 for a period from Dec. I through March 15. Complamts against the establishment of daylight savmgs time are nwnerous and apparently not much energy IS being saved as a result. Still the beat goes on. That's our Congress! JANUARY FOR THE MOST part has been unbelievably moderate, but Gene Grate of the Citizens National Bank in Middleport has a good "remember when" wh1ch makes the current warm weather just nothmg. Gene reports that on Jan. 25. !950, the temperature was 100 degrees and that the bank turned on its air conditionmg system that day. MARY KRAWSCZYN ROCK SPRINGS - Mary Krawsczyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Krawsczyn, Sr., Mlddleporl, has been named Meigs High School's 1973-74 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. Miss Krawsczyn woo the honor by competing wllb other seniors In the written knowledge and altitude examination given on Dec. 4. She Is now eligible for stale and national honors and will receive a specially designed award from General Mills, Inc., sponsor of the annual educational scholarship program. air crash WILLOUGHBY HILLS, Ohio (UP! ) - A twin engme Piper Navajo crashed mto a ranch style home near the Cuyahoga County airport 10 this Cleveland suburb of 5,247 late Friday. SIX persons were killed. GALLIPOLIS - Fifteen Police said the plane ap- school bus drivers are parently developed a beginning an organized course malfunction in the propellors of instruction to improve their and nose d1ved into the home of driving skills and increase Mr. and Mrs. John Macek. their awareness of the imMacek, 76, and his wife portance and responsibility of Frances, 70, were both killed as their work. were all four persons in the Paul F. Kuhn, Superinairplane. They were Identified tendent, Gallipolis City as Elmer Holmok, Richmond Schools, was instrumental in Heights, the pilot, Charles H. obtaining a certified school bus Kinzig of Gates Mills, driver training instructor who president of the Klnzig Tool will provide 18 clock hours of Co., Cleveland, who was the co- instrucUon to local drivers. AUTOS COLLIDE MASON - Charles R. pilot and passengers Cecil H. The Instructor, James C. Connolly, Mason, and Allen Kopperman, 62, Shaker Brumfield, will conduct weekly Lee Kmg, Middleport, were Heights and his wife Rosalyn. seSBions with awards being presented to those who suc· dr1vmg autos that collided at cessfully complete the course. 3:30p.m. Friday in front of the CLOSING MONDAY The services of the instructor Burton's Sunoco on U. S. 33 POMEROY The motor are made available by the near here. Deputy Shrift vehicle license bureau in Trade and Industrial James · Craddock said there were no injuries and no one Pomeroy will close Monday at Vocational Education Service was cited. Property damage 11:30 a.m. due to a meeting in of the State Department of Columbus. Education as a part of its was estimated at $300. BY MYRTLE KUHN Maurice Bates received word that his grandmother, Mrs. Belle Anderson of Wheelersburg, died m Mercy Hospital Saturday, Jan. 20. She was 86 years old. Funeral services were held at Wheelersburg Tuesday at 3 oc ' lock . There were five generations of her family, her ... at the First National Bank We're never too busy or too important for the piggy bank customer - old or young. You see, counting and sorting coins is all done automatically with unbelievable speed and accuracy- takes only a few moments- on our specialized coin handling equipment. You will never feel embarrassed or concerned about delaying other customers. So bring us your piggy banks, your coffee cans or old socks. We encourage you to save - it's a good habit to get into. public service instructional program. The training is of. fered to improve school bus transportation service· throughout the state and will emphasize safety in transportation of pupils to and from school. '.. Some of the typical wtits. covered are State regulations for school buses, motor vehicle laws governing Ohio, bus driver's relationships with' students and parents, schOOl bus maintenance, safety and emergency procedures, in addition to the basic driving fundamentals of driving the bus. Instructional materials for the course are made · available by the Trade and Industrial Education Services, Instructional Materials Laboratory, The Ohio State University. ELBERFELD$ -IN .POMEROY Visit our Carpet Department on the 3rd Floor. See the fine selection of fine quality Lees wall-to-wall carpeting . Select the quality, pattern and color that you like. burg, and Mrs. Colver's son, We'll gladly measure the area in your home you want carpeted- quote you the price of the carpet completely installed by our expert mechanics. USE ELBERFELDS OWN SENSIBLE CREDIT SERVICE TO BUY THE CARPET YOU NEED. CELEBRATION An exc1ting new cut and loop textured combination of pile yarns that w1ll mamta1n 1ts nch appearance even afler heavy use. e The face yarns are made of Du Pont staple nylon, the most 8bras1on-reS1Stant fiber use4 In carpet. Resilient underfoot due to the compact, dense construction wh1ch min1m1les crush1ng and maximizes e e wear. The phed yarns are given a spec1al conditioning under high temperature and pressure for long lastmg texture retentiOn Colora English Wtllow , Siamese Pink Moon Frosl. Royal Plum, Trevl Aqua, Sumptuous Bronze Alger~an Braas, Milano Orange, Burn! 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Scand1a Ruby, Timberline, Hammered Copper ' OUTSTANDING VALUES ON THESE OTHER FINE LEES CARPETS For help wilh all your family insurance needs. see: OPEN EVERY WEEKDAY FROM 9:30AM TO 5 PM· . ' AND ON FRIDAYS & SA1'URDAY 9:30 AM TO 9 PM second Ave. Ph. 446-4290 State F11m lnsuran'ce Compames Home Ofl1tes Bloommglon, Uli~OIS -===-~ P-1229- Roving drivers shootup trucks By United Press International One truck dnver was shot, five other trucks were hit by bullets, two truckers were pulled from their rig and beaten and 13 tractor-trailers were damaged late Sunday mght and early today in northeastern Oh10 and western Pennsylvania. Roving bands of striking truckers, protestmg nsmg diesel fuel costs and reduced speed lirruts, patrolled highways in the two states as the di!adline approached for a nationwide trucking shutdown. Denrus Nickles, 30, Casey, 01., a tank truck driver, was shot m the shoulder late Sunday on Interstate 80 m Trumbull County, Ohio. The truck was hit twice by gunfire, one sing striking the grill and the other pa""ing through the windshield and hitting Nickles, according to the Warren, Ohio, post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. Dar Kyle, 34, Altoona, Pa., said his tractor trailer was forced from U.S. 22 near Cresson, Pa., early today by an automobile with flashing lights. Kyle, who was not injured, said the occupants of the car fired SIX bullets through the ng's windshield. Aspokesman at the Canfield, Ohio, Patrol post said four trucks were hit by bullets early today ~n Interstate 80 at Ohio II in Mahonmg County, Ohio No one was injured m the meldents Men Beaten Two bakery truck dnvers 1n Warren were pulled from their rig and beaten by five men today, Warren Pohce said. The driver, Thomas W. Reed, 32, Ashtabula, Ohio, was treated and released at a Warren hospital. His co-worker, Edward Falconer, 37, Waterford, Pa., was admitted to the hospital. State Pohce at Washmgton, Pa., and Beaver Falls, Pa , reported three other mcidents of apparent trucker violence as Oil boycott • to contmue By United Press International The architect of the Arab "oil weapon" promised today eventual cuts in fuel prices, but petrolewn sources saw no end In sight to the boycott of shipments to the United States. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani said today m Tokyo his country favored reductions in recent oil prices hikes in v1ew of their adverse unpact on the world pnces. The current levels were frozen until the end of March. Yamani said any dectsion to slash the prices-which have tr1ppled in recent monthswould be irdtiated by Saudi Arabia and its Persia! Gulf oilproducing neighbors - Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Abu Dhabt and Qatar . the protest by mdependent drivers entered Its fifth day. Troopers said about 20 pickets slashed and damaged hres and alt' hoses on another seven tractor-tratlers Sunday rught at the Exit 2 Truck Stop in Washmgton Cowtty, Pa., and then fled before officers arrived. Another tractor-trailer , driven by Ralph W Williams, 49, Valley Bend, W Va ., had Its front windshield and headlights shattered and Its right front tire punctured at the truck stop today. Washmgton-based troopers also said driver John Susko, Jeannette, Pa., had his ng's wmdsh~eld shattered early today as he was travelmg east on Interstate 70 south of Pittsburgh. They said the truck was struck by a rock thrown from a vehicle traveling m the opposite directiOn , YOU CAN SAVE A LIFE Did you know you could save a life In one easy hour? On Feb. II, the bloodmobile will be at the Pomeroy Elementary School from 1 to 6 p.m . to Rive You the op· ponunity to save a life. ' You ..won't see the person whose life you are saving. You won'l be able to reach out your hand to touch the person: But by extending your arm to give blood donation your blood will louch him In a very special way. Your blood will give him life. Life was given to us, so share this gilt by giving life to someone else Feb. II at the Pomeroy Elementary School belween 1 and 6 p.m. State pollee at Beaver Falis sa1d pickets at the Besver ValIcy Truck Stop ordered Thomas Johnson, 34, Akron, Ohio, from Pennsylvarua 18 Sunday night and pwtclured his truck's radiator as Johnson left the righ to call his dtspatcher. Damage was estimated at $100. Hit By Rocks Troopers said another truck driven by Charles M. Burns, 24, 12-Mile, Ind ., received damages of $265 after bemg pelted by rocks apparently thrown by protestors at the Beaver Valley Truck Stop early today. today. Protestors left the Standard Oil of OhiO tSohiO) bulk plant m Niles, Ohio, today after several hours of piCketmg, but delivery trucks, Idle smce last Thursday, were still not rolling Truckers m Ute Ntles area appeared to blockade one freight depot for awhile today and then move on to another . There were scattered reports of harassment aimed at drivers movmg on the road, and Warren pollee smd most trucks were shut down. Pickets were set up along Oh1o 14 at Streetsboro, Ohio, Troopers said another truck, Ravenna, Ohio, and Deerfield, driven by Kenneth W. Duncan, Oh1o, today, and trucks were 29, Endfield, Ind. had its wmd- bemg flagged down and drivers shield shattered by a rock threatened The pickets callSed while driving beneath an trucks to become jammed up overpass near the Beaver at about five truck stops m tl1e Valley service area early area HUMANE SOCIETY LAUNCHED - Ahce Mane Icard, president of the new Mason County Hwnane Society, right, helped two members of the Point Pleasant High School Girls Athletic Club as they sold charter memberships for the orgamzation Saturday at the Pomt SerVIce Store Behind the Sign are Carole Handley, left, a member of the board of trustees of the Hwnane Society, and Debbie Ervin . The society will hold 1ts charter dinner Friday at the Moose Club m Pt Pleasant startmg at 7 30 p m with members of the Meigs County Hwnane Society as special guests. The Meigs group has assisted the Mason County Chapter get sta1ted Mrs . Dorthea Fisher Is president and Mrs Jean Will general chairman of the Meigs Coun t; Hwnane Society. • • at enttne Devoted To The lnteresu Of The Meig!-MWJon Area VOL. XXV NO. 200 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Porter guilty of Watergate lieing WASHINGTON (UP!) Herbert L. 0 Bart" Porter, who told the Senate Watergate Committee he had kept quiet for fear he would be accused of ''not being a team player,'' "We try always to do these pleaded guilty today to one things as members of a count of lymg to the FBI about economy. group," he sa.td. "As to future the scandal. Yamam, the man most pnce levels, it would be U.S. District Judge William responsible for designing the premature to talk about it." B. Bryant let Porter go free Arab oil cutbacks and boycotts He made a similar an- without bond and postponed imposed during last October's nouncement of possible sentencing until the court Middle East War, said, how- reductions Sunday, saying the gets a probation report. ever, the price drops would not cuts were being studied by At Bryant's request, a prosetake place immediately. Saudi Arabia, America's cuting attorney described In BeirUt, diplomatic sources major Arab oil supplier. briefly what he would have "Kmg Faisal is deeply predicted Arab oil producerswith Saudi Arabia takmg the worried about the oil problems lead-would turn down an and IS currently studying appeal by Egyptian President necessary steps to carry out Anwar Sadatfor lifting the fuel the price cut," Yamaru said. embargo of the United States. Arab diplomatic sources m Sadat recently called for a Beirut said Arab 011 nunisters A fund driVe by the Mid"gesture" by the Arab oil meeting in Tripoli, Libya, Feb. dleport Volunteer Fire Dept. to states because of Secretary of 14, would turn down appeals to raise money to purchase a new State Henry A. Kissinger's lift their boycott of the Umted emergency squad vehicle IS in efforts in working out the States. high gear, firemen said today, Israeli-Egyptian troop The sources said, however, Names of 25 more conpullback accord. the Arab oil states would tributcrs to the drive which got At the same time, a group of consider raising production underway on Sunday, Jan. 20 Arab and non-Arab oil special- and deliveries to the rest of the were announced. Several ists from producing countries world--a move likely to ease stopped by the fire department met in Vienna today to stabilize fuel shortages in the United headquarters to donate steeply rising oil prices and States. Saturday afternoon. These prevent econorruc chaos for The diplomats said Sadat " drop m" contributors buyers and sellers of pe- was told by King Faisal the together gave $300. troleum. disengagement agreement did The latest list of contributors First Business not represent sufficient pro- include Mr. and Mrs . Bill SoUrces said the first task of gress toward the ultunate Arab Kennedy, Ethel Hatfield, Jun Organization of Petroleum Ex-. aim--complete Israeli with- Haggerty, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph portmg Countirs (OPEC) drawal from occupied Arab Hawley, William Seigler, Mrs. would be to establish future territory. Alice Robeson, the Loyal Women's Class of the Mid~~~oml>m'i'?'A"».'•"'I/.'X'•'•'•~~)51~N~_.-:>..>:<•=1-•:0:·:~~~ dleport Church of Christ, Bill Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Carter French, Norman Price, Jr., Harry Tipton, Roy Sansbury, " Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Reynolds, Donald Craig, Carl By United Press lnternalioaal SAIGON - GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNIST arrrues Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold clashed on the battlefields of South VIetnam today, Ignoring the Hysell, Rail's Ben Franklin first anniversary of the cesse-fire agreement meant to end their Store, T. Cremeans, John bloody conflict. The ineffective truce team held a bnef ceremony Werner, Mrs. Clyde Bales, marking the anniversary, bot the opposing forces observed Goldie Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. business as usual in the deadly jungles and rice fields of South Clifford Hayes, the Men's Burnell Bible Class of the Vietnam. In Cambodia, rebel gunners kept up their pressure on Phnom Baptist Church, Mrs. Norman Penh, hitting the capital today with artillery, rocket and recoilless rifle fire. Field reports said three persons were killed and 20 wounded, bringing the casualty toll in the last four days of shelling to 87 dead and 212 injured. Occasional rain tonight low The Saigon military command reported three major batlles from mid 30s to low 40s. in the Mekong Delta, the nee basket of Swth Vietnam, with two Tuesday variable cloudiness of the clashes coming within 49 miles of the capital. The fighting with chance of showers in the P!Jinted up the failure of the Jan. 28 cease-fire to end the war morning and cooler. High in ctespite the award of Nobel Peace prizes to its twin architects upper 30s and 40s. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and North Vietnamese negotiator Le Due Tho. ELBERFELD$ 'IN POMEROY ' ews·::··iii iirze/sl- Weather COLUMBUS- MARTIN ESSEX, STATE superintendent of public instruction, told school administrators attendmg an energy conservation clinic today nothing would be gained by closing schools because of the energy crisis. "Closing schools would be cowtter.productlve and self-<fefeatmg," Essex said. "~fuel would be used in the homes of this state If the third of the total population which is involved in education full-time were released from the schools." ''Our nation's whole value system ia at issue," Essex told the administrators, ''if we consider closing schools at this time while a Los Angeles newspaper carries an a~JW~~ting advertisement assuring gamblers thlit gasoline is available in Las Vegas and that SJMiCial hotel rates are awaiting their arrival in casinos of chance city. "We will go forward in thiS nation with a massive construction of pedestrian trails and overpasses to facilitate wlilking and, particularly, for students on their way to and from (Continued on page 8) .. " ' -- TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1974 sought to prove in court had for campaign .speakers. there been a tnal Bryant "There was no such converasked Porter If he had any sation and the government is "quarrel" with the govern- ready lo prove It," the ment's statement, and Porter prosecuting attorney said. said he did not. The actual use of the money was not mentioned durmg the The statement related what brief court proceedmg, but 1t Porter had told the Senate was understood that Porter's committee in June - that conversation w1th Magruder Porter told the FBI on July 19, dealt with $100,1100 passed to G, 1972 that he had a con- Gordon Liddy to fmance the versatiOn w1th Jeb Stuart Watergate break4n . Magruder, deputy director of Porter's plea in effect President Nixon's re-election waived a right to jury trial. getting campaign, about plans to use After Porter's $100,000 to fmance protection assurance that he understood this, Bryant asked him, "Do you understand the penalty ?" " I believe 1t IS five years or $10,1100 or both," Porter said. Bryant then read the charge and asked Porter how he pleaded. " I plead guilty, your honor," Porter sa1d. Porter , former schedulmg director for the tonun1ttee for the ReJectiOn of the President, told the Watergate committee that Magruder had asked him to per jure hunself Firemen's drive going strong CARROL K. SNOWDEN Get all the details about our low mortgage rates. ON STATESIDE DUTY GALLIPOLIS - U. S. Air Force Master Sgt. Jinurue C. ' Catterton, whose wife, Shirley, is the daughter of Mr , Charlotte Little of Rt. 11 Gallipolis, has arrived for duty at Seymour.Johnson AFB, N. C. Sgt. Catterton, a mwtition supervisor, is a 1951 graduate of Walterboro (S. C ) High School. upgrade skill, know how daughter, Mrs Creed Bates, and Mrs. Bates' daughter, Mrs. Gladys Culver of WheelersFrank Akers and his son, Frank Paul Akers II of West Jefferson, Ohio. MC. and Mrs. George Brewer have moved into their new trailer home. Ted Perroud recently visited David DaVIes of Springfield. Mrs. Nancy Hubbard and daughter Susan and Jackie Williams were recent vtsitors of Mrs. Thelma Garland. Mrs. Elsie Mtller was recently a patient of Holzer Medical Center. She has returned home, Her children have all been VISiting her, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Deweese and daughter of Grove City, Ohio, Mrs. Andy Fra•ure of Trenton, Mich. , and Mrs. Erskine Blantin and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morrison. MISs Debby Baisden spent a rught recently with Miss Debby Bates. Mr. and Mrs. DaVId Kuhn and son, Kenny visited their parents over the weekend, Mrs. Myrtle Kuhn and Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Smith. Ronnie Harvey was also a visitor in the Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. William Tate and daughter, Melody visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McCormick of Charleston over the weekend. Recent VISitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kuhner of South Pomt, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGowan of Columbus and Mrs. Jack Nichols of Oak Hill Route. Mrs. Rufus Runnions was a VISitor of Mrs. Myrtle Welker recently. Mr. and Mrs. Galvin Sprouse of Whiteville, W. Va. were VIsitors m the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Daniels over the weekend. assistant vice president and branch manager; Gail Holley;. assistant cashier; Allee Stover, assistant cashier and Lola Mae Suiter, assistant cashier. School bus drivers to Thurman News We're never too busy for piggy banks I Earning promotions were POME&OY - Mrs. Ed Mw·ph> ,ceuh" (,dul) ol !'uppers Plain received a beautiful birthday card on Jan. 9from President Richard NIXon who observed his Gist birthday on the same date. Cecilia IS, however, 30 years the Juruor of the President manager, and Alice Stover, assistant cashier. Shareholders earlier hod elected Alva G. Shoemaker, D. Paul Davies, U. A. Cornett, Dr. C. E. Holzer, G. C. Besrd, Atty. W. P. Cherrington and Richard W. Turner, directors. Officers elected at the reorganizations! meeting were U. A. Cornett, president; Richard W. Turner, executive vice president; Alva G Shoemaker, vice president and secretary; Wayne Niday, cashier; Helen M. West, assistant vice president and auditor; Merrill Wilcoxon, :·:::::::=:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::·=:~==~=·:=:·=·=*=·~:m=:."':::·»:·:·:·:::.~:o:::::::.:::::::::::::: Wayland, and Mr . and Mrs. James Daruels. The first siX residents m the area served by the squad have registered to take part in a house-to-house drive bemg planned. They are Grace Pratt, Ruth Powers, Frances Roush and Marianne Caruthers, all of Middleport; June Thomas of Cheshire, and Barbara Offutt of Salisbury Township. Since workers will be asked to solicit only m their own neighborhood, more are needed to volunteer durmg the door-to-door campaign which probablY will be on a Sunday afternoon. As yet, no organization has notified the department 11 will conduct a money.faiSmg ac- tlVlly with proceeds ear- needed, but firemen have marked for the !Ire depart- about $3,000 raised through its ment Orgaruzatwns planning own projects to apply on the a benefit for the department purchase are asked to notify Pete Kloes, Bob Fisher is chairman of chall'man of the Ways and the "New Truck Drive," Means Committee. Persons working with Kloes, head of the who are willing to volunteer to Ways and Means Committee. work 10 the door-to-door Contributors are asked to campaign are also asked to send th1r contributions to the notify Kloes (phone 992-2406). deparlment at P. 0 . Box 144, The drive will be in the area Middleport, or they may give served by the squad which their donations to any fire mcludes Middleport, SaliSbury department member. Officials Township, Cheshire VIllage stress that no contribution IS and Cheshire Township. too small . " We need the help of Firemen are asking for an early response to all phases of everyone. Each contribution, the drive so that a truck to no matter whether large or meet standards of the Federal small, IS smcerely appreciated Highway Safety Act can be at th1s lime, " department ordered . About $15,000 is ofhcialli said. ;~:;!::l::!;!;!;!;!t=;:;::::•l'l'l•l•l-:·:·:·:·:!:·!~·~:·::::~·=·:·!:!·!·!·!'!·!·!·8;:>:>:;:::;:;;;:;:--:;:-:·:;:.:;-..-;:;:;:;:.;--:;::::::-;:::::-:-::;.;:;::·:·:·:·:·:=:·:·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·:=:·:·:=:·:·!·!·!•!•!•!•!•!•!•::;.;:;:;:;:~. t :::: " newsmen'' who asked tough questions of ''President Nixon'' were arrested by "policemen" and playfully tied their hands m front of the White House. Then the real U.S. Park Pollee showed up and the four were really arrested. The demonstration was one in a weekend of protest on the first anniversary of the signing of Vietnam peace accords. The American Friends Service Comittee said Sunday that 56,755 Vietnamese have been killed m the year since the Gravel blamed in accident Gravel falling out of a dump truck caused moderate damage to a following auto, one person was treated and relessed on the scene, and a doe deer was killed over the weekend as the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept . Investigated three auto mishaps Saturday and Sunday. According to Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. James N. Smith, 46, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was headed north at 1:20 p. m. Saturday on SR 338 m Letart Twp ., when gravel began spilling out of the tailgate of his dump truck, . break10g 'the headlalnp and causing damage to three places in the windshield of a following auto driven by Roy A. Ellis, 46, Rutland. No injuries were reported. In Harrisonville, on SR 689 Saturday at 12:30p. m. Allen L. Zeigler, 17, Rt. I, Langsville, was headed north when he lost control of his auto, gomg off the road to the left and smashmg ~ the side of his car into a tree on \ Charles Legar, president of the Board of Public Affairs, said today Pomeroy's water system should be back to normal this afternoon, He said one pump was In operation and a second pump was to be In operation this afternoon. Donning scuba gear and diving to repair the pumps were Ronnie Anderson, Pomeroy policeman, Mason firemen, and a diver onl of Parker11burg. Legar extended thanks to officials of Middleport for their assistance, Rutland firemen for hauling water, Pomeroy firemen for hauling water, Mason firemen for scuba diving, the residents for their patience and a special !hanks to Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith for the long hours he spenl helping In the crisis. Salisbury School, which has been closed four and onehail days due to lhe water breakdown is expected to resume classes Tuesday. :·:·:·:·::;.;:;:;::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:-:·:::·:::·:::·:·.·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·:·.·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:~ Body still unidentified Gallia County Sheriff James W Saunders reported today that no Identification has been made on the body of a woman fowtd Saturday floating in the Ohio River near the Kyger Heroism will be remembered at church here Members of Drew Webster Post, 39, American Legion, and ::: their families, w1il attend cease-fire began and charged have one . The rope was worship servtces at the Laurel the United States with foster - replaced by handcuffs and the Cltff Free Methodist Church at four men were hustled away In 10 a.m. Sunday m observance mg maJor VIolatiOns. a police van, charged with of the 31st anniversary of the Two followers of the Rev Phillip Berrigan dressed as the unlawful assembly and demon- smking of the USS Dorchester and the hermsm demonstrated President and South VIet- strating Without a permit They were Identified as Dr. by four vahant chaplains. namese President Nguyen Van Of the many thrillmg inTh1eu held Sunday's mock Charles L. Radol, 57, Colorado Sprmgs, Colo.; the Rev. Edcidents of World War II, news conference. Some participants asked critical ward J. Murphy, 3ti, New York probably none stirred the questiOns and phony police Ctty; Sal Scafidi, 21, Jersey nation more deeply than the backed the men up to the White C1ty, N J , and Lee Kohns, 38, story of these four men of God House fence and t1ed thell' Weehawken, N.J. whose heroic efforts were credited with saving more than hands. At that moment the Park \ 200 lives. These four - a CLASSES RESUME Pollee arnved and asked for Jewish Rabbi, a Roman Classes at the Salisbury the group's demonstration perCatholic priest and two mit. A member said they didn't Elementary School will Protestant mmiaters - ca1mly resume Tuesday with the ISSued life belts to AmeriCan restorallon of the Pomeroy servicemen aboard the troop water service, Meigs Local transport after it was torSupt George Hargraves said pedoed on Feb. 3, 1943. today. When the supply of life the property of Arthur Goodin. preservers was exhausted, the A passenger m the Zeigler UPONLY24PCT. four chaplains removed thell' auto, Kennth Davis, also of Rt CLEVELAND (UPIJ own tile belts and gave them to 1, Langsville, was treated and Standard Oil Company of Ohio four soldiers, then stood ca1mly released on the scene by the (Sohio) announced a 40 per on the sinking ship, their arms cent drop m the 1973 fourth arowtd one another 's shoulders Pomeroy E-R squad quarter earnings compared to and their heads bowed in John M. Grueser, 26, the same period in 1972, prayer. Syracuse, was drivmg through although earmngs for the year Inspired by the heroic deed hiS home town at ap- were up 24 per cent. of these four chaplains, the proxunately 2-44 a. m. Sund,y, Amencan Legion each year LOCAL TEMPS when a deer jumped m front of marks the anniversary of their The •,temperature in down- -supreme sacrifice through his auto at the intersection of SR 124 and Crooks St. Mmor town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. special services and programs d'!"'age was incurred by the Monday was 46 degrees with m the communities of the llghl ram fallmg. auto. The deer d1ed. nation. Play arrests turned into the real thing WASllNGTON iUPI) - Ina mock antiwar protest, four ~\ ~ Water flowing Creek Power Plant The body was apparently that of a white middle aged woman we1ghm g approximately 250 pounds It was taken to Columbus for an autopsy to deterrmne the exact cause of death Thus far, authorities have hit a snag on the vtchm's identificatiOn. No missing reports have been filed in the area in recent weeks Meanwhile , sh e ri ff's · deputies mvesllgated a breaking and entering and acts of vandalism at the Rodney Grange Hatl · Depulles sa1d someone broke a wmdow to enter the bulldmg Vandals splattered the walls and kitchen cabmels with pamt, scattered paper plates, plastic spoons , and a jar of coffee over the meetmg room floor and sliced the new formica tables. Missmg was a box of grange implements large Bible, gavel and an American flag. Another B&E was invest1gated at Ralph Lawrence's mobile home located at Yowtg's Trailer Park. Someone took $10 from Lawrence's wallet and a 13year-<Jld French poodle . UNfTCAUED The Middleport E-R Squad was called at 9:26 a. m. today for Donna Russell, Grant St., who was havmg difficulty breathing. She was taken to Holzer Medical Center TO HOSPITAL RACINE - The Racme E-R squad was called at 1:30 a.m. Sunday for James Aulherson, 43, Racme, RD, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. • �2- The Da1lv S<nt nel M ddleporl Pm1eroy 0 Jan 28 1974 DR LAWRENCE E LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB I am an ms lruc tor or ph ys ca l education and was a student when you v s led our campus S nee then I have encountered some people who have dlSagreed " th me when I told them that ea tmg food late at n ght d dn l tend to make you fatter than catmg the same food an)l t me of the day I remember you d1scussmg th s matter and explammg that l was hke pultmg money n the bank not 1\ hen but how much Could you please g1ve me any nformatton so I ca n document my statemen t to these d sconcert ng people DEAR READER I an when always flatt ered someone ren embers somethmg I have saJd n a leclllre You ha ve quoted ne correctly I too have had an oc caswnal person questiOn thts fa c t Prov ng 1l to yo ur hecklers IS a I ltle bll I ke prov ng that the sun comes up m the east The statement s based on one of the mos t fundamental laws or nature the law or conservatiOn of energy It states as you w II fmd n any adequate college text of phySICS energy can ne1ther be created nor destroyed A calor e s a un1t or energy described as the amount or heat energy reqmred to ra1se the temperature of one gram or wa~r one degree centigrade December Jl 1913 (> Me gs County () Box 76 Rae ne Oh o January 22 1974 cer fy he fol ow ng r epor o be co r ec Nan cy Carnahan C erk T easure or the If you were a clerk for IRS. • • Heres an eth•cal emgrna for you The Internal Revenue Servtce employe who leaked n formatiOn about President N1xon s mcorne tax returns to a ProVIdence R 1 newspaper has been forced to res1gn under threat of bemg f1red He s lucky that s all that happened to hun He could have faced cr1m10al action Tax returns are conhdenllal and their unauthonzed d1se!osure 1s Illegal As well tl should he It would be heck of a s1tuahon f everybody s pnvate fmances could be made pubhc knowledge at the whun of any Revenue ServiCe clerk - for purposes or em barrassment busmess or poht1cal revenge or any other per sonal gr1evance But nothmg I ke that was mvolved n this case Apparently the employe was so mcensed at what he found m the Presidents returns - a reaction now shared by millions of taxpaymg Amencans that he deCided to VIOlate JI!S regu!at10ns He he not done so had he not broken the law to reveal the rather unhermc hehavwr or the nation s f1rst c111zen - that the Pres1dent pa1d a measly $1 610 1h federal mcorne taxes n 1910 and 1971 by v1rtue of some exceedingly dub1ous deductwns and wnte-<>ffs wh1ch both the IRS and a congressiOnal comm llee are taking a second look at -would the White House ever have voluntarily revealed th1s information? Not llkely even though 11 IS mformatwn wh1ch the Amer can people have a right to know about their President D1d the end JUStify the means m th1s case? If so wil11t JUStify Slmllar exposure of some other prorrunent person m the future? What would you have done 1fyou had been the employe' DAVID POLING, D.D. Why people read Revelations again By Dav1d Poling (Second of Two Related Colwnns ) It •s profane as well as grandwse to mampulate the B1ble m order to apolog ze for America - Wm Stringfellow Even the youngsters m th1rd grade are aware that modern man ISm trouble From the gas stahon to the supermarket from the tent tra1Ier to the bankbook people are anxwus over natwnal and world events Inflahon h ts everybOdy Watergate I ngers hke typho d Detrml s laymg off by the thousands no tens of thousands Hoardmg has started and the lines or the unemployed look longer every day Welcome to 1974 welcome to headache nwnber 17 The followers or the gurus who teach Transcendental Med1f.at10n argue for theu splrltual exercises offenng health and happmess to the whole world ThiS attitude (wh1ch has assisted many to fmd peace of nund m a world of commotion) collides w1th the latest tract of William String fellow who preaches a return to the study of RevelatiOn a New Testament book not often popular w1th mam !me denommat1ons Writing m An Eth1c For ChriStians and OTher Aliens In A Stlange Land (Word Pub ) attorney theologican EpiScopal layman Strmgfellow suggests that the power or Revelal on 1s the power of the B1ble to ruthlessly appra1se and judge human 1nsl1tutwns In th s v ew demomc power 1s at work death 1s oper at1ve and the fate or man and rnankmd m the balance Lookmg at Revelation and lookmg at revelatwns of our nation s life Strmgfellow observes It 1s arguable that (N1xon and Johnson) have been more pnsoners and VIctims of the demon c than sponsors of the reductiOn or truth to propaga nda or at the marke tmg or offlclalltes or the mtirn1datlon of the med a or the den gratiOn or the First Amendment or the v1rtual abolition or cred1b1llty m the relatiOnShip of government and Citizens It should be noted that Strmgfellow began h1s tract long before the mna liOn energy cr~ses that now floats over Western man The American community has been so saturated With hes about VIetnam With SUSPICIOUS about Watergate and anger over the Pres•dent s tax returns that a major controversy IS sure to come if they agree w•th the author who says If c1tizens realize by now that they have been con • Board of io du ca l on ARIES (March 21 April 19) To., Your prob1ems w1ll occur early Dec 3 1973 s 75 6 o 07 n the day Don t let th1s upset g:~o~e~~~meea ances you By afternoon you 11 have Na ona Ba nk 76 742 5 thmgs m hand Ban ke ro 70 00 Sub To a Depos 0 y TAURUS (Apr1126-May 20) To Ba l an c es 76 a 2 15 fully deserve credit for To a 76 e 2 5 Out s and ng wa an s Dec somethmg today don t htde 1 202 08 portwns under the rug 2 973 Deducl To a C erk Treasu e s sa an ce Dec Complete what you start 31 5'(J;!.MARY OF CA7iH 6 0 07 GEMINI (May 2l.June 20 ) BALANCES RECEIPTS ThereSa female friend WhOSe AND EXPENDITURES company yOU re better off Ba a nee Jan 1973 Gene a Fund ~ 44 671 80 av01dmg today Shes the one Bond Ret rem en 38 001 OJ who prys mto the affatrs of lun ch Room 5 599 54 others Sub Tota 67 073 29 ND EA lie 582 49 CANCER (June 21 July 22 ) ~usbE~oTa e ~ ~ 9 ~ ~~ Some ruckus around the break To •• 70 286 52 fast table wtll upset you Get Total Rece pts d General Fund 695 3 3 06 out an involved m other m Bond R e'f em en 30 22 1 89 terests When you return all Lun ch Room 74 635 07 Will be calm Su b Tot a 800 170 02 ~PiN 36m~: LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Don t Sub Tota l 37 o 8 42 lock m too strongly on your ESES T e 1 490 oo Ideas today L1sten and learn Sub Tota l 490 00 To al 838 6 8 44 from others They have Tota Rece pts& thoughts worth explormg Balancu Gene al Fund 739 984 ao VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Bond Re r em en 68 222 92 Rather than rely solely on your Lun ch Room 59 035 53 Sub Tota l 867 243 3 present source of mcome see ~usbEfoTa 1 ' " !~ what you can do to open fresh 490 oo avenues to prov1de additional ESES T e Sub Tota l 490 00 funds To al 908 964 96 Expend lures LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) General Fund 687 6 0 89 You ve form d Bond Ret rem en 21 774 79 e a nega t1ve Lunch Room 76 708 04 opm1on about someone wtthout s h T n "' 70? 001 7? havmg all the facts You ll E SE A T e 39 656 0 Sub Tolal 39 656 10 change your mmd You II soon ESES TIe 605 Sub Tolal 605 07 07 !mow this person bette r Total 833 354 89 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Balance Dec 31 1973 Somethin g IS hOIdmg you up on General Fund 52 373 97 Bond Ret r em en 40 448 13 work you want done Over the Lunch Room 7 672 5 next few days you II be able to Su b To t a 75 149 59 ESEA T •• 1 575 55 etimmate the roadblock to Sub Tolal 575 55 complete the task ESES T li e 15 07 Sub Tola - 5 07 SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov 23-Dec Tola CASH BALANC~S 6 0 07 21) You Will be able to dodge a certam soc1al obligatwn eas1er RECE 1PTS AND EXPENDITURES than you thou•ht You ll then BY FUND r;, General Fund be able to be w1th those you Ba Jan 973 44 67 80 pre! Rece pts - Revenue er Properly Tax gross CAPRICORN (Dec 22..Jan 19) Genera Rea Estat e Dtsmiss outside pressures 59 230 68 13 196 3 from your mmd Concentrate Tang ble Personal s a e Subs d es on fam1Iy related matters The Schoo l Found&t on G oss condition will take care other Bas c A lowan ce 509 273 17 Vocal ona Educa on 56 00 of llse!f 4 07 56 0 her State Subs d es Fed era PL 874 14 00 AQUARIUS (Jan 211-Feb 19) 0 her Revenue 3 626 57 You have a tendency today to To ta Revenue 690 668 29 look too far ahead You may Rece pts Transle s From 4 644 77 m1ss real opportunities that T Ie 644 77 are r1ght under your nose , Tota Transfers To ta Rece pts PISCES (Feb 211-March 20) Don t look to outs1ders for Revenue & T ansfe s 695 313 06 adv1ce on your mater1al af Tota Beg nn ng Balance P us R ece pts 739 98.4 86 fairs Thmgs will work out better by acting qwetly on your own Expend tures Cash Reconc I at on F und Ba ances People who do eat a lo t of food at n ghl are 1 osl I kely to get fat for qu te d ff erent rea sons Most people who don l get food energy dur ng the day lend to be less ac hve They are not a l1ve at n ght e1ther The net result s the r energy ex: pend lure s usually but not always lo\\ However that doesn l alter the baSic Ia\\ of energv These people eat more calor es than they use Un t1l someone f nds a way to c r cumvent th e la w of co servat on of energy a calone w1ll still be a calom When that law ts Circu mven ted look carefull) to the wes t n the mormn g you may see the sun r s ng n the west aft er all : Send your questions to Dr Lamb In ca re of th1 s ne\\spaper P 0 Box J551 RadiO City Station Ne\\ York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s booklet on losmg welght send 50 cents to the same address and ask for Losmg Weight booklet Jl' :1 BRUCE BIOSSAT RAY CROMI.EY Flushing our Clay feet into leaders out of hiding metal wings By Hay ( romlq Th1s capitals observers If not the nat on e re nearly obsessed these days w1th r ndmg ways to p1ck h gher qual ty s der the case of a)urnmwn more widely used m this country than any metal except steel It s essential m aircraft motor presidents Waterga te s s!eazmess IS of course the dr v ng force The nagg ng questiOn surfac ng often IS Where are the 'e h1cles eleclncal eqwpment rnachmery household products essen hal to our standard of I vmg and a strategic commodity great ones? for n 1htary defense Even m a series of reports the quest on has too tnllny As w1lh 01! a maJor nse m alummum pnces would have complex t es for n ore than ten tat ve answers It struck me that r pple effects causmg pnce mcreases m much of what we buy one way to underscore the cliff cull1es v1v1dly would be to nan e The Umted Stales produces less thao an e1ghth or 1ts needs arb lranly a few men of whom l m ght reasonable be sa1d from domestic raw rnatenals Jarna1ca and Surmam are the They should have been pres1dent of the Un ted Slates but they on gmal raw matenal sources or about two th1rds or our were not nwn On e country Gumea owns a third or the known alum The bas1s for JUdgment s the r perce ved substa ntially reser es or the world s high-grade bawnte prunarly corn proven capac ly to govern well as reflected m thelr character mere a! source or the metal tllelr mtellect the1r broad range of talents their strength of w11l Now Gwnea has called a February rneetmg or the maJOr and diSCiplme the r energy and stamma alummwn ore producmg countnes - mcludmg Australia My cho ces are Charles Evaos Hughes man of many h gh Jarna1ca Guyana Surmam and Yugoslavia The behef here 15 off1ces but never prestdent Gen George C Marshall Arner cas top general m World War II and former Ch ef Just ce Earl that these countnes (or those whtch attend) Will d1scuss the format on or a cartel to mcrease sharply what the U s and other Warren But more has to be made of current circumstances before countries Will pay The Umted States wlll be caught m a bmd Our commercial one can fmd the reasons they did not serve m the Wh te House qually baux1te reserves are 40 mllhon tons a tiny fraclion of the The analysts and the scholars agree 111jW means of searchmg of 12 to 15 b1ll on tons and less than what the U S world reserve out prospects are needed and some soon may be tr ed But one would require to flll all Is needs for the next three years if there man whose JUdgmen t I rank high thmks many people today JUSt don t want to be discovered Waterg_ate as1de they see the were no unports of bauXIte or alwnma; It s unlikely that new large depos1ts or the metallurg~cal rewards of poht1cs as unappeahng The burdens or office are grade bawnte will be discovered m this country though there are heav1er the httle pnvacy perm tied to pohlic1ans s d1rn mshed further We hve m a cr llc s paradise where skeptiCISm large unexplored areas ln South Amenca Asia Afnca and sometimes s treasured for ts own sake The new antl-herotsm Austraha that seem favorable for discovery of maJor new deposits leads some searchets to rnagmfy sma ll flaws Today bawnte IS almost the sole source of alwnmwn It 1s So argues my source m states w1th 18 to 20 m II on people not the only potenlial source What s needed are technological hke New York and Californ a few d1stmgmshed heads pop up breakthroughs to make low-grade bawute and other alummum above the bobbmg mullltude It sounds almost absurd bearmg ores profitable They may be literally h ding tucked away m en terpnses The Umted States has almost 300 m1ll1on tons of low grade fulftllmg enough - n busmess the professwns academia In hamate wa1tmg for new techmques th1s sllll affluent SOCiety the rewards are ample the tenswns Germany and Japan used h1gh alurmna clays cons1stmg usually less than n publ c hfe w th more t me for farn1ly mamly of kao!Ullte as a source of alum nwn m World War 11 fr1ends and the le surely pursUits ObviOusly these observations don t apply to all We have able Poland the U S S R and South Afrtca have been mvest1gating governors senators and congressmen - but not enough We the poss bll1ty of this source The U S Geolog cal Survey con Siders those clays to be the f110sl favorable potenlial source or have had able even super!at ve presidents - but not enough What drawsthemm ? The challenge or b•gger labors a sense alwnmwn from nonbauXlte rocks m the U S The total h1gh or pubhc respons1b1hty strong enough to make them w1llmg to alumma clay m the U S (contatrung 25 pet or more alunnna) sacnf1ce They may love power and author ty Some scho lars say rna; be m the ne ghborhood of 10 bill1on tons though even w1th the serVIce though gamed by pamful ordeal t"Ornpensales maJor techmcal advances considerable amounts of th1s resource could not be profitably rnmed certam men affhcted w1th a deep sense of mfer ortty The So\1et Uruon uses the rnmeral alumte as a source for Yet the net of 11 IS that we are governed by too many alummwn though 1t IS not clear how costly th1s operation may rnedwentles too much of the tune We have let 11 be so through history by downgradmg pohtics by consistently searching for he Reportedly an alurute processmg plant IS bemg built m clean amateurs behmd whom the pettmess of neglected real Mex1co The U S bwlt a pilot plant for alwute m World War II as politics 1s played out wtth Jealousies corruptiOn and standards or an emergency source o( alummwn As found m altered volcanic JUdgment and compehbon wh ch have httle to do 1>1th a mans rocks the mmeral has a potential value as a source of potash and sulfur as well as alummum !ndlcalions are that the U s has real f tness for govermng considerable reserves once the techmcal and cost problems can (Next Charles Evao Hughes) be solved There are a flst full or other potential areas Mineral analysts temptuously relentlessly The fra1l gul IS malnounshed say that if we would concentrate on the techmcal probolems of unportuned because of the her mother a recent vtctim of reducmg costs potenlial alummwn resources m the Umted untrustworthy versiOns of smallpox Her father deceased States would be virtually mexhauslible V1etnarn they may agam also a street cleaner who died or The problem 1s unported bawnte and alwruna have been so begm to sense how the r typhus The youngster 1s cheap there has not been sufflctent mcentlVe to spend the funds to hwnamty 1s s1m1larly msulted sponsored by the Chr~st1 an make these resources of practical profitable use The problem by off1c1al falsehood and Ch1ldren s Fund Perhaps all can he solved But 1t wlll take tune Meanwhile we may be m for propaganda co nv ern ng these Issues philosophies new an alummum prtce squeeze Watergate the cost of living religwns are fma lly resolved m taxahon cr me product the arena or hfe Surrermg 1s safety certam notor ous In un versa! global Salvatwn 1s d1Clnlents and prac tically an anctent Chrlstian word anything else agam commg nto 1ts own Strmgfellow cla1ms that the MIDDLETOWN Ohio (UPI) agam book of Revelallon offers In reacting to the energy W1lham Ver1ty Armco Steel Chr1sllans - even the most Crop board chmrman says crisiS smd Ver1ty Americans ordmary behevers - a next w nter 1s when we w1ll are not buymg appliances or maJor weapon and power the see a real shortage m the en automobi les and are con The Dai~ Sentinel g1ft of dtscernment As servmg fuel ergy supply promised by the Word of God When the public lS m that DEVOTED TO THE Ver1ty sa1d at a news confer INTERF..8'1' OF the g1fts of discernment enable frame of mind Venty said ence here Fnday he thought MEIGS-MASON AREA Chr1sllans to penetrate the you are not gomg to go ahead Arnencans would make 1! CHESTER L TANNEIID..L frauds and hoaxes to combat until there IS confidence through thiS wmter without too ""''Ed ROBERTHOEnJDI the prmc1pahties and powers much hardship from the agam Dt}' Editor to grapple w1th death and the Pl!.bUabed dailY eKe~~t Saturday by The energy emts Next wmter V11Jey PubliJhine COmpany I demomc and to race the false Ohio however would be a different Court Sl Pomeroy Oh o ~~~~~ BusmCW!I political Idols that crowd our Office Pbme 992.2 56 Editm.l Phone 992- story he sa1d 21:17 common life We managed to get ml of a BELL HONORED ~ claa8 postallt pa d a Pomeroy CLEVELAND (UPI) -The When Newsweek rnagazme Ohio quantity to get us through the Nat ona advtr b ng epresen a ve Cleveland cbapter of the Basedeveloped the long article on wmter sa1d Ver1ty Barrmg Boltinelli.Gallagher Inc 12 East 4?nd S ball Wr1ters Asaoc1at1on of Transcendental Med1tatioo 11 NewYork NewYork some unforeseen calruruty we has selected quoted the guru as ofrermg &ibscriptiOn 1 es DeU ered by carr er won t be faced w1th layoffs due Amenca av1Uab e SO cents per •eel!: By Clev eland Indians thlfd health and happmess to where to the fuel Situation Moto Route 1Jhere carrier serv ce oot baseman Buddy Bell as the mankmd But has this Hmdu ava table One moolh f2.60 By mail In Venty wbo smd his firm had Ohio and W Va One Year • ! Sh team s Man of the Year for philosophy worked anywhere' been warrung of a shortage m months " ~ Three months •6 The advertiSement on the Elsewhere S22 00 ye.r st:r: nmths t1 so the energy supply for two 1973 Bell will be presented the oppOSite page asks for support th ee mmths 16 50 S\ibscrlption ~ e years predicted the economy award tomght at the 27th an me udes Sunday Times-Sen ne of a ch1ld m Calcutta India would go down before II goes up nual R1bs and Roasts dinner Winter '75 worse ., STEWART - The Eastern Eagles down 20-ll after the f~rst quarter played even ball after that but t was far from enough as the Federal Hock ng Lancers rolled to a 68 54 tnwnph here Saturday n ght The Class AA Lancers led by 1>-5 JUmor Dan B1se and &-1 Jumor Br1an Lackey JWTiped to a qwck ~ lead before Eastern countered on a Steve Goebel layup w•th two mmutes gone The Lancers then moved out to leads or 12-4 and 16-!i m that first per od Fourteen of the hosts 20 f1rst period pomts came on layups The Eagles wmless m f ve league starts rema ned 12 down 31>-24 at mterm sswn Goebel agam led the Eagles hi Iling for SIX second per od pomts wh1le semor p1vollnan Steve D1ll added four B se poured m s1x of h1s 22 pomts n that second stanza The Eagles behmd th e balanced scormg or JUn or forward T m Spencer sen or guard John Sheets and D1ll and Bal OJ Rece1pts P operty Tax {Gross Genera l Real Estate 28 213 76 Tang b le Pe sol"lal 2 008 13 Total Rece pts 30 22 1 89 Total Beg nn l"lg Balance P us Rece pts 68 222 92 Expenditures Fees & Charges W thheld - Tax Settlement 4 167 29 lnte est On Bonds 7 607 50 Bond Redempt on 16 000 00 Total Expend. ;~ 774 79 Total Fund Expend tures 27 77.4 79 Ba Dec 31 973 40 448 13 Tota Expend u es & Pus Ba Dec 31 973 68 222 92 Lunchroom Fund Ba Jan 1973 15 599 54 Rece pfS Sa e of lunches 30 313 34 Federal Su bs dy 4.4 250 73 Other Revenue 100 Total Revenue Non Revenue Rece pts 74 Tota Beglnn ng Ba ance Plus Receipts 59 035 Expend tures Sa ares and Wages 27 978 Food and Food Handling Suppl es 41 609 Other Expenditures 1 119 Tota Expend ures 76 708 Tote I Expend tures 76 708 Bal Dec 31 973 17 672 Total Expend tures Plus Ba lonce Oec 31 1973 59 035 N DE A Title Ill Bal Jan 1973 -582 Transfers From General Fund 582 Total Transfers 582 Total Rete pts and Transfers 582 Bat E S E A Title I 1 1973 3 795 Jan Receipts Federa l Subs dy 36 435 Total Rec:e pts 36 435 Total Beglnn ng Ba a nee P us Rece pts 40 231 Expenditures General Adm Salaries and Wages 580 nstruct on Salaries and Wages 3 .47 Other Expenditures 1 846 Pant Operat on Salaries and Wages 40 F xe d Qiarges Otherr·J : x pend ltures 217 M see laneous S& aries and Wages 756 Total Expenditures 35 011 Transfers To General Fund 4 644 Total Transfers 4 64.4 Total EMpendltures & 39 656 Transfers 575 Ba Dec 31 1973 Total Expenditures Transfers Plus Bal 4(1.231 Dec 31 1973 " 28 4 53 49 49 49 49 12 93 93 65 DEC 31 1973 Assets Oepos tory Belanaces 75 610 07 Land 36 900 00 9•5 000 00 125 000 00 1 182'510 07 Build ngs Equ pment Total Assets 33 No h R dgev e 6 We ng on 49 Loran Adm a K ng Lo a n 40 Be 46 PLAYER- Pos M ke Berr dge f J m N day 9 G I P ce c M keS ck les f JmSngerg Gary Snowden Paul Ta y lor f Tom Valent ne f J m Warren c GAHS 140) FG A FT A PF RB TO TP 0 3000 000 5 15 0 0 2 2 10 a 16 J 5 3 13 J 9 0 • 2 3 2 5 2 2 2 15205 2 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 40 Joe Rase I Dan Wagner f Don Sanford c 07 86 00 33 77 77 10 55 Note Debt 179 000 00 Redeemed During Ye•r 1973 Tota Bonded & Note Debt 16 000 00 B•l•nce Outstanding D~c 31 1973 Total Bonded & Note Debt 65 ti l 28 lie 163 000 00 6 6 6 ResP G Nes nqs mu h li 9 trip Hannan e by Qua t e s 6 a 9 R Na on By U 30 6 0 8 Good t1o key L eagu e S and gs ed P ess n e na on E pts w os on H g 0 ?06 I) Honors paid ": ' Joe, Willie ' A steal and layup by M ke Cro 1se w lh JUSt 23 se onds rcn am ng n a second over me gave Southwestern a 60-59 VICtor) ove Hannlln W Va q ~ Satur lay n ght ( oac h Ho gard Napora s W Idea ls I ad tak en a l11 ee pomtl ad n the ove1 t me when 58 Ue H gllanders bounced back B6 on a basket by Larry Fallon A few seconds later Crous 9 8 stole the ball and went n a! a one g v ng SW Is one po nl g 9 ea I In the fi rst 0\CrtH C C OUSt; and Fallon leaned o ce aga n to keep the H gl landers m the • ~a n e Regula! on play ended at 52 52 vhen Greg Hill con vc r cd one of two free throws t th e bu zzer • 0 0 I 0 0 2 2 o 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 6 R ck Toombs I Sam Cooper I I I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tom Turne Pat Thomas g Sam Haw ey 2 8 12 25 3 2 2 610 0 0 2 12 2 1 .4 1 30 I 2 Brian Bays 9 M ke Ye t ey c Br an M Iter 9 TOTALS 4 5 I 3 2 2 I 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 S2 16 21 II 41 Score by quarters Ga I pol s Wheele sbu rg 2 0 1 4 3 5 0 4 14 r 8 8 0 8 0 I 4 p m to closing FOR ADULTS Only Bg She!• Fren~h Fnes Turnover & Large Or nk FOR KIDS o on o Ce ilnd Ouebe C ago 2 ? ?U I p '} s ga 60 4 52 700 ' 5 ?U 49 w 8 49 ' 56 3 • 3 ' 0 We " st Hou s on g 56 8 23 23 It ca n make you fe el better pe so a a e on e po ec s you aga ns oday s soa ng med ca cos s an e en make su e you ge ex a money o mee hose e:- a hosp a ex penses 0 an n come you e d sab ed Le me show you how Stephen C Suo ~d111 f..1 0o o B a k R3 9 R ha dson 9 '12 H 4 6 Cha pma 02 and Da on 0 2 To a 2J 3 By U Ea st w Nw Eng nd 9 59 11 J suffe cd he r fth loss f t c ca o Sa uryda) f I n ~ RIHII n a ha d fough t on es v th th I ranked No Ca r na Sta em W vc pi ) ed orr e g ea I ul Pw lue p ayed the a f of baske ba I aga ns s ye Nor h Caro na Co h Nor n Sloan sa d r I 1\ olfpe k urged ba k 12 po n of the thr I a :D I e f o behmd It " s l e hesl brand q al of bas ket ball s )ear s hard ly npress vP l 3 conference and 6H era I bul he Bu keyes g cW s n <t ut fo thetr oney Sll u day and nd.iana M ga n a d W scons n v II be II n~ for th e Buckeyes n n I opes of br ngmg the nfe e~ce s e ve p spo lo er o h g1asps In I e o othc games o g! t No ll ~este rn shots M meso a and M ch1gan State s s Ilh 10 s Ind ana and Iowa a e die I oll e a l on dur ng the wcekcn l l ith-ranked Indiana l unc ,.j North" estern 62..53 AND M cl1ga State 4 2 edged M1m esota 67-!i6 ' 9 "oSo ufflwWhesfer n 6 8 Fa on Fr ashe Tot a ~ 22 By Qua Ha nnan 5WH 5 60) 2 0 4 Woo 2 4 C ouse 5 6 60 Ca e 4 1J 0 6 wake 2 6 0 e s 2 6 9 60 JB • t pt gl 4 60 B5 n peg 74 '1 4 Ed mon on 5 3 o M nne o a 3 4 Los Ange s 0 29 0 Van ou E' 9 30 0 38 Sun day s R e~u 1 ~ Lo s Ange cs 6 e sey 3 af Ho on 4 Edmon on M nn eso a 2 W nn peg 1 To on to 9 Va ncouve W Ouebe 4 C C" e and on y games sched u ed Monday s Gam s Va ncou e a New Eng and on Y games sc hedu ed Amencans you can hve m warm comfort all wmter long with Hell Central Oil or Gas System Its the best you can buy 11 It wasn t 1 wouldn t tell you so ' at 50 or slower saves fuel, lives. If every dr ver n Amen co lowers hts speed lo at lea st 50 on the h1ghwoys we can make our ilm• ted fu el supply las t a whole lot longer So slow dowr) It may save your neck too Funburger • French F es Small Dr nk & Loll pop 2 0 6 2 0 0 9 62 8-40 2 67 Dw ~ e fra c fqw I qua1 cr Southwestern lost the serv ces of I lo) d Wood 6 2 JUruor center v.ho ex ted wtU 21 rebou nds Kev n Walk G2 JUmor forw d " ho left the ga n ~ w lh 18 po nl• an I rry Ca rter fHl 1m or gmt Crouse \.\as th e only th H1gl! and w1tl doul e f gures H scm cd 16 po nts Oil seve baskets an I wo f e throws Wayt e R cl ardso n p n 1zc guard ed the W1 d ts w l 22 pomls Dcln a B 1 k I II Sou h v stern I l 22 of 8 nom h t fur a old 27 pel wh le Han an sank JUS 21 of 81 fo r 2ll pel At the foul c clc SW h l 16 of 24 wh e H n n san k 3 o( 25 Soutl western wo n t e prelm mary I ll 44 2 Ke1ll Grate opped the wmne s ~ 1lh 11 po nts \\h le Mart n V liars had seven r a los ng cause The H gllanders 3-9 lh1s seaso n v11l host W I a rna Fr day mgl l \ arstty Box Hannan W Va Bac k 0 2 P an it's time to heat up! Special Family Meal Prices I Highlanders Spen ce 6 0 Sh Baum 3 0 6 Goeb(" Ba C" y 0 A he o 0 0 0 e an e s Badge s oo a e b; l l ng fo the B g Ten lead but a Pu duf' 5-0 and M 1 n a d! a<J ah41 nll 'Onrc c a ~ A v c.: u y on ~ wo i.ld boost W s u nto r-t cond place I d na I 6 g b 0 C eve ohn Adams 6 c e E' Co nwood 53 C eve land Eas 68 G env e 57 c eve and Eas t Tec h 58 C eve l and John Hay 50 C eve and Hoy Nam e 0 C eve and Max Hayes 60 C eve and ohn M a sha 6 C eve and Rhodes 60 C eve and n W 84 C eve and Sl Te h 60 Eu d 45 Euc d B ush 36 C eve Hg s 65 Pa rna No mandy 63 Ga rf e l d Hg s 0 P a ma Va ey Forge 68 ' 0 589 9 4 22 a ke 9 1 4 Bow e s J 0 6 H 0 K Bowe 2 EASTERN 0 e Co umb a Cuyaho ga He g h s 55 Au o a 55 Ga e s e 49 Wes Gea uga 66 M ad son 58 Beachwood 6 Per y 53 C eve S gna t us 62 C eve S 9 s sa d prt pa ng for 0 1 o Stale ve I l av 1 tie no dlano e da) g l ea iy fu M1 I ga n Ha lge Coa I Jol n Powless PAUL HARVEY 00 Acc ounts Payable Bond Indebtedness oo Tolat Llablllles 220 829 56 163 000 00 383 829 56 Excess (or Deflc ency) of Assets 798 680 51 Tote 1 182 510 01 Indebtedness- Notes Outstanding Jan 1 U73 T ota Bonded & ea M dpark 5 Roc k y R pe t q b 6 0 Sco ng by Qu e Fed Ho k. n q 70 6 0 Ei:l e 8 6 FEDERAL HOCK NG GAHS-Pirate box..• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KenW I g 17 S4 6 II 18 28 11 40 TOTALS WHEELERSBURG PIRATES 162) PLAYER-Pos FG A FT A PF RB TO TP Ll1blllll01 Me gs 54 Hannan T ace 8 Symm es Va ey 5 Fo F y e 68 wa en o a 62 Whee e sbu g 62 Ga po s 0 B ooks de 68 Am he s 'i8 Lo a n C ea v ew 86 Ve m on We spen on TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER CHEF! 71 51 e 52 H gh and 41 VA P 5 Ma sv e 6 awa '( 60 Tu s a a wa s Ca ho 5 Whe e Ce n w va 9 s ohn s Cen Bu keye We s 66 e e so Un on 6 nd an Va ey So h 57 Jew e Sc o 52 Sk v ue 78 Mad son 54 la from me, 2c E S E A Tlfle II Receipts Federal Subs dy 1 490 00 Tofa Rece pts 1 490 oo Total Beglnn ng Balance Plus Rece pts 1 490 oo E xpendltures n!;.truct on 0 her E•oend tures 1 605 07 Total Expenditures 1 605 07 Bal Dec 31 1973 - 115 07 Tota Expenditures Plus • Sal Oec 31 1973 1 490 00 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 0 v CIII CAlO UP! ) M t 1ga n I as a chance to ga sha1e of the B g fen lea d tu gl w c It I ost s W scons n n a ba ttle bcl\\ een na nal!J anked B g Ten powe s hut 01 o Slate w II jlay a k l role n II c Wo ver nes I opes 01 o Stale I osls eag c ad ng Pw d c l Col umbus on ghl and v clo 1es l y 0 1 o Stale and M c1 ga n wool I nu lge the Wo\ve1 nes nto a e for f rst p la c~ W scon n s Badgers r ke l 16 I n the nallon boosle Ill < on( ren c L>tord to 3 l dur r g c vee ke d " lh a 69-!i4 v1 o y ove 0 1 o Stale I M d son Take Jt 68 0.4 04 93 0 B 9 9 ' By Ann B Watson Oepu y C e k 2 By Unf ed Press nfe nat on a Saturday Con nen a B H cksv e Mon pe e 85 Faye e 9 To edo Ca dna S h 58 B yan 5 T no a 88 No h Cen a 50 De f an e 87 Napo eo n 66 CoshOc on 59 C aymon 46 Wes Homes 56 R ve V ew 48 R dg ewood 0 Cono on Va ey " Mann ng 0 Webster Judge and ex off co C erk of sa d Cour 65 0 • AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh o Me gs County Probate Court To he Anc llary Ad m n s trator W W A of the estate to such of the fo llow ng as are res dents of the s ate of Oh o v z the surv v ng spouse the next of k n he benet car es under he w 1 and o he a o ney o attorneys ep resen t ng any of the aforemen oned persons Leno e H Ken Deceased lnd anapo s nd ana No 9 884 You a e hereby not fed that the nvento y and Ap P alsement of the Estate of he aforemen oned deceased ate of sad County was fled n th s Cou Sa d nventory and Appra semen w II be for hear ng before th s Cou ton he I h day of Februa y 1974 at 10 00 o c lock A M Any person des r ng 0 1 e excep ons. he eto must f e hem at lea s f ve days p or to he date se for hear ng G ven under my hand and sea of sa d Court lh s 25 h day of January 1974 53 Purdue this evening whale sen or guard Rack Harras l1ll e I ance s ll e I I l t vo clubs met were edged out poured m 10 Goebel led the Eastern at aga n thas t me 34 1 n tack purmg m 15 po nts wh1le cgulat o tame The Nes ll ngs ahead 11-{; D II added 13 and Spencer 12 The Eagles h l SIX of 10 foul after the f rsl per od c uld net shots for 60 pet wh le the Just 3 second q ar er po nl'\ Lance rs ca nn ed 12 or 14 for 86 wh le the I .a n ers bolted to a pel 23 14 halflu e lead lhe lads of Duane Wolfe u In the reserve battle the Gree n Nesllmgs who dropped U e marg n by a s ngle po n o an overt me encounter to the H 23 go mg 1nto th e f na s tan za befo e the Nes h ng defense l gl tened o d ng the Lance rs to JUSt 3 fou th quarter po nts Just a nule and 3 Wood s e d 58 Lake and 46 second:> rema ned n Ue gan e Bea sv e 8 Zane T ace 3 New Ph a de ph a 58 Ma on before Federal cou d ne l• Pe y o f rst po nl of l1 e f nal pen od Fa r v ew 5 s ykl! 65 Ho ga e 2 L be y Cen e 6'1 Sophomore Da n Good led l1 e Eve g een 5 De a 39 Nes ll ng a ttack popp ng m to Ayersv e 60 Pau d ng 46 Lak ewood 53 Pa 11a 51 pom ts wh1le Russe l led ll e E yr a 65 Sa ndu sky 38 Lancers ~ lh 12 I= nd ay 68 F c-mon 65 o Mans e d 58 Ma on 4 Eastern elu s u S\ AC B a enah 61 Lake R dge 5 play lh1s weeke d travel g to W oug h by S 8 C e e Bened c n e 69 K;ger Creek o >ed t e E u d S 69 W k fi e 59 Bobcats On Sa tu Ia l e C ove ea BS Bu ke e 6 So u hwest e n 60 Hannon W Eagles w II aga n lr) fo r non Va 59 2 o V n on Coun y 48 T m b e league "'" I os ng F I n I Fed era Ho k ng 68 Ease n 6 Thomas also controlled both Mo a 9 N R Q s ) 0 boards n thiS penod haulmg 0 down SIX Of hiS 11 rebounds 9 5 :: w1th an aggressive perform 5 6 D o ance 6 1 1e P1rates zoomed ahead 16 9 2 9 v ~ 0 (' w po nts after three penods 5tJ.. w 9 32 In the f nal stanza WHS a de h 9 6 ' forced GAHS to come out after M dv ew 4 Ob e I n 56 NEW YORK UP! the ball taking only f1ve shots Zanesv e Ro se an Nostalgic t 1bules to two of th e the ent1re fourth period The M eadowbrook 63 Ph o 52 f'.O ew Conco d G 50 greatest cente f elders to ever Piratos outscored GAHS 12-8m Wes Mu sk ngum 54 Mo gan play m New York o anywh ere Crooksv e 5 N ew Lex ng on the fourth stanza 47 else for ll at ma tt er) J oe Torn Valentme &-2 junwr Gue nse y Ca ho c 69 L an D Magg 1o and W II e Mays e F sher 60 fo rward played less than two cas Sp ngl e d S 59 Lan as e 8 h1ghhghled the 51st annual m nutes for the Galhaos M en o 58 K ens on 4 New York Baseba I Wnlers t a ke 8 E y a Wes 50 Va!entme suffered an ankle Wes nd epe nd en ce 82 H awken award s d nner Sunday mghl mJury m the Wellston game Sc hoo 6 D Maggw he Yankee Hall Fnday mght Two Blue Dev!ls Wa ren sv e 58 Pa rna Padua 51 of Farner was CIWi:l ded tl e fouled out J1m Smger guard Bedfcrd Chan e B C eve Cen Casey Stengel Yo u Cou ld Ca ho 47 and Gary Snowden forward Pa nesv e R ve s de 6 Look 11 Up Award n honor of guard GAHS had 18 personals Conneaut 49 AM E R CA N HO CKEY h s 56 game h1llmg treak Pa nesv e Harv ey 4 Ge eva WHS 11 Gallipolis had 11 turn LEAGUE STAND N G5 49 n 1941 May s who By U ed P c n ern a on a overs Wheelersburg mne G mou A a demy N 0 ftl rettred after th s pa.c;t seaso 1 Tuesday the Blue Devils Un ve s y Sc hoo 8 Can on T mken 8 7 Wes Res w lh the Mels rece1ved the pt s gf ga w return to league action aga nst A a 59 New a en Wilham J Slocum Award fo Far ess 59 Lo u sv I e 44 VIS tmg Ironton on the GAHS 9 0 8 Can on Lehamn 7 1 Can on long and mer tor ous serVlce to planks Ge nwood 46 0 6 60 '} 6 Iron ton fresh off a 50-49 Canon McKney 58 Akon baseball Buch el A Other honored playe1s at the 0 60 84 55 v1ctory over Athens Fr~day Can on n on 64 Ken dmner ncluded Pete Rose the Will come to town to prove that Rooseve 52 68 0 Ma ss on 59 Wa en Ha d ng Nalwnal League nost va luable 9 '9 9 ' B 700 Is 55 53 wm over GAHS on Dec 5 A an ce 5 1 Ak ron Ga rf eld 45 player of 1973 who rece \ed 11 at Ironton was no fluke 6 0 e8 M a r ng on a N Can on the Ben Epstem Good Gu) So u h We II have our first team Hoover 60 p s g f gil w awa rd for exemplar) heha' or Oakwood 72 ackson 50 ready for vou uo there He Sh S asbu g 53 E ast Can on 42 and Reg g e Ja cks n the 9 6 0 0 remarked one Ironton No hwest 60 Doy l estown 46 Amen ca n I ea~ u c s mos t Lake 59 Sandy va ey 5 0 follower after the Dec 11 win s fi1 Akron E le Ak on valuable player Who va s c1led over GAHS That was our Sp ngf e d 67 63 a 5 for the S1d Merce1 A"ard as Day ton Rooseve t 6 Cuyahoga second team whleh beat you e Fa s 65 the maJor league p!ayc1 of th e 96 38 6 tonight the JUbilant Tiger Wes B anch 73 Co umb ana 69 ' v g na year Wh ee ng Cen t a W Va 9 ran added 6 6 6 A:5 usual the wr ters per St Johns 7 R t1mo nd The md1v1dual was referrmg St eubenv I e Cen a so B oaks £armed a sertes of humorous J w va 46 to the fact that Mark Ferguson songs and sk ts dep1 cl ng the M ngo 6) L ns y W VA ns 1>-2 Junior and Ed Howard 6-3 55 h ghh ghts a nd s1del ghl• or th e sophomore were mehg1ble past season Inc uded were a OHIO COLLEGE e durmg the f~rst semester Both BASKETBALL RESUL T5 takeoff on the song Somebody w1ll make their flrst ap By Unfed Press n e nat ona Else 1s Tak ng My pearance of the year Tuesday S F anc s Svnday 43 S eubenv e 34 Place w lh lyr cs Both are returmng veterans Saturday adopted to M1k e Andrews w scons n 69 Oh o s a e 6.:1 from last year Ferguson IS a Cen al M c h gan 84 Oh o hemg replaced n the World two year letterman havmg Un vers fy 83 S<nes and Please Release Bow ng G een 94 Ease n made the all league team as a M ch gan J Me w1th lyr cs changed to sml freshman Ken S a e 82 W es e n the Dick Wllhams-manage n al ch gan 66 Coach Buddy Bell has also M M am 72 To edo 59 hassle w1th A s owner Charles moved two or h1s top reserve C nc nna 95 B own 7 0 F nley players Bobby Crockell aod Day on 85 DePau Dean Royal up to the vars ty giVIng the Tigers excellent bench support to go w1th regulars Kenny Green Gary Neal Dean F•tzpatnck Scott Wyhe RICk Howard and Dav1d Rann Ironton enters Tuesday s game w1th a very rn1sleadmg 48 season mark {ns1de the SEOAL the Tigers are 4..5 Tuesday s reserve game begms at 6 p m The varSity encounter 1s slated for 7 30 pm NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY 635 07 OSU meets unbeaten Hzgh school cage scores Pat Thomas 6 I semor guard scorched the nets with 30 pomts to pace Coach Mtke Hughes Wheelersburg P1rates to a 62-40 hardwood tnumph over Coach J1m Osborne s vtsitmg Galltpolts Blue Devtls Saturday mght YOUR BIRTHDAY January 28 1974 Many mteresting new people will enter your life this year A proJect or value can be developed qwckly 1! you glVe 1t Exp 600 00 the attention 1! deserves Tot a Schoo l P an Operat on Ex!=~ 63 292 58 Tota School P an Ma nt Exp 7 359 68 TO CONTINUE Tota Other Aux ary CHESTER - A rev1val m Expense 100 268 21 progress at the ChUI'ch of God Tota Cap ta Outlay I 887 25 here w1th the Rev Chester To al T ansfe s 582 49 Estep as guest speaker will Total Genera Fund Fxnenditu es 68761089 contmue through Feb 3 The Genera Fund Ba Dec 3 1973 52 373 97 public IS mv1ted AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND Bond Ret rement Fund Jan 1 1973 38 001 Goebel pulled to w1thm mne 46-37 gmng mlo the !mal frame but the J.ancers pulled away go ng on lop by as much as 11 po nts at 66-19 Aga n the Lancers got most or the po nts from nslde scormg 12 of their 22 last quarter markers on layups B1se s 22 pomts was com plernented by the 22 or Lackey Pirates thump Devils 62-40 Tota Adm n strat on Expend tures 26 75 5 Tota l Ins ruct on Expend tures 420 478 71 Tota Library Expend tures 8 56 75 Tota Pup 1 Transport Expend tures 47 829 07 Tota P aygrounds Recreat ona Tota Exp and Transfers P us Bal Dec 3 973 139 984 86 BALANCE RECEIPTS Pro Stmulmgs Eagles lose at Stewafl SOUTHERN LOCAL School P sir ct If you re b<lthered by skyrocketmg petrolewn pnces con DON OAKLEY 3- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 28 1974 For Fiscal Year End ng v like banking Energy m our food s measured m calones It follows that the calor es n our food can netther be ncreased nor decreased by the t1mc or day they are eaten a ca1on e s a calor e n the morn ng at noon an th e eve n ng n ght seven days a week 52 v. eeks a year Peop e vho do not understand th s or Y..Jll not accept t are gnonng the fundamental laws of nature ThiS pnnc pie also apphes to many d ets that have been proposed There IS no ma g1c way lo def) the laws of physiCS Our body s a ca lor e processor We use the ca lor es m the food we eat or we store them as fat L1ke a ll energy S) stems l s cumulat ve That means the changes n your body at the end of a day a \\eek or a month represe nt the sum total of the energy n m nus the energy used If you eat mor e energy than you expend you gel fat The person \\ho expends more energ) lhao he eats uses the ene rgy m the fat stores to make up the d1f ference So 11 doesn t make a parl1cle of d1trerenc~ whether you eat 2 000 calones for breakfast and 400 calones all the rest or the day or whether you eat only 400 caloms for breakfast and 2 000 ca lones belore gomg to bed The end result IS 2 400 ca lor es m and 1! you don t use that much that day the extra ca]ones are s tored n fat ol the Bof!rd ol Educat on ~0 0 0 fJO Eating is \ F n•nc al Report No Shortage Here 3 1503 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO [}{]morn See Your Heil Dealer li~+rit uted By City Ice & F O FF CE m ENUG CONSERV A ON OF Hf D ~A ENH G 0 CE AP b Se eo h New pape & he Ad e �2- The Da1lv S<nt nel M ddleporl Pm1eroy 0 Jan 28 1974 DR LAWRENCE E LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB I am an ms lruc tor or ph ys ca l education and was a student when you v s led our campus S nee then I have encountered some people who have dlSagreed " th me when I told them that ea tmg food late at n ght d dn l tend to make you fatter than catmg the same food an)l t me of the day I remember you d1scussmg th s matter and explammg that l was hke pultmg money n the bank not 1\ hen but how much Could you please g1ve me any nformatton so I ca n document my statemen t to these d sconcert ng people DEAR READER I an when always flatt ered someone ren embers somethmg I have saJd n a leclllre You ha ve quoted ne correctly I too have had an oc caswnal person questiOn thts fa c t Prov ng 1l to yo ur hecklers IS a I ltle bll I ke prov ng that the sun comes up m the east The statement s based on one of the mos t fundamental laws or nature the law or conservatiOn of energy It states as you w II fmd n any adequate college text of phySICS energy can ne1ther be created nor destroyed A calor e s a un1t or energy described as the amount or heat energy reqmred to ra1se the temperature of one gram or wa~r one degree centigrade December Jl 1913 (> Me gs County () Box 76 Rae ne Oh o January 22 1974 cer fy he fol ow ng r epor o be co r ec Nan cy Carnahan C erk T easure or the If you were a clerk for IRS. • • Heres an eth•cal emgrna for you The Internal Revenue Servtce employe who leaked n formatiOn about President N1xon s mcorne tax returns to a ProVIdence R 1 newspaper has been forced to res1gn under threat of bemg f1red He s lucky that s all that happened to hun He could have faced cr1m10al action Tax returns are conhdenllal and their unauthonzed d1se!osure 1s Illegal As well tl should he It would be heck of a s1tuahon f everybody s pnvate fmances could be made pubhc knowledge at the whun of any Revenue ServiCe clerk - for purposes or em barrassment busmess or poht1cal revenge or any other per sonal gr1evance But nothmg I ke that was mvolved n this case Apparently the employe was so mcensed at what he found m the Presidents returns - a reaction now shared by millions of taxpaymg Amencans that he deCided to VIOlate JI!S regu!at10ns He he not done so had he not broken the law to reveal the rather unhermc hehavwr or the nation s f1rst c111zen - that the Pres1dent pa1d a measly $1 610 1h federal mcorne taxes n 1910 and 1971 by v1rtue of some exceedingly dub1ous deductwns and wnte-<>ffs wh1ch both the IRS and a congressiOnal comm llee are taking a second look at -would the White House ever have voluntarily revealed th1s information? Not llkely even though 11 IS mformatwn wh1ch the Amer can people have a right to know about their President D1d the end JUStify the means m th1s case? If so wil11t JUStify Slmllar exposure of some other prorrunent person m the future? What would you have done 1fyou had been the employe' DAVID POLING, D.D. Why people read Revelations again By Dav1d Poling (Second of Two Related Colwnns ) It •s profane as well as grandwse to mampulate the B1ble m order to apolog ze for America - Wm Stringfellow Even the youngsters m th1rd grade are aware that modern man ISm trouble From the gas stahon to the supermarket from the tent tra1Ier to the bankbook people are anxwus over natwnal and world events Inflahon h ts everybOdy Watergate I ngers hke typho d Detrml s laymg off by the thousands no tens of thousands Hoardmg has started and the lines or the unemployed look longer every day Welcome to 1974 welcome to headache nwnber 17 The followers or the gurus who teach Transcendental Med1f.at10n argue for theu splrltual exercises offenng health and happmess to the whole world ThiS attitude (wh1ch has assisted many to fmd peace of nund m a world of commotion) collides w1th the latest tract of William String fellow who preaches a return to the study of RevelatiOn a New Testament book not often popular w1th mam !me denommat1ons Writing m An Eth1c For ChriStians and OTher Aliens In A Stlange Land (Word Pub ) attorney theologican EpiScopal layman Strmgfellow suggests that the power or Revelal on 1s the power of the B1ble to ruthlessly appra1se and judge human 1nsl1tutwns In th s v ew demomc power 1s at work death 1s oper at1ve and the fate or man and rnankmd m the balance Lookmg at Revelation and lookmg at revelatwns of our nation s life Strmgfellow observes It 1s arguable that (N1xon and Johnson) have been more pnsoners and VIctims of the demon c than sponsors of the reductiOn or truth to propaga nda or at the marke tmg or offlclalltes or the mtirn1datlon of the med a or the den gratiOn or the First Amendment or the v1rtual abolition or cred1b1llty m the relatiOnShip of government and Citizens It should be noted that Strmgfellow began h1s tract long before the mna liOn energy cr~ses that now floats over Western man The American community has been so saturated With hes about VIetnam With SUSPICIOUS about Watergate and anger over the Pres•dent s tax returns that a major controversy IS sure to come if they agree w•th the author who says If c1tizens realize by now that they have been con • Board of io du ca l on ARIES (March 21 April 19) To., Your prob1ems w1ll occur early Dec 3 1973 s 75 6 o 07 n the day Don t let th1s upset g:~o~e~~~meea ances you By afternoon you 11 have Na ona Ba nk 76 742 5 thmgs m hand Ban ke ro 70 00 Sub To a Depos 0 y TAURUS (Apr1126-May 20) To Ba l an c es 76 a 2 15 fully deserve credit for To a 76 e 2 5 Out s and ng wa an s Dec somethmg today don t htde 1 202 08 portwns under the rug 2 973 Deducl To a C erk Treasu e s sa an ce Dec Complete what you start 31 5'(J;!.MARY OF CA7iH 6 0 07 GEMINI (May 2l.June 20 ) BALANCES RECEIPTS ThereSa female friend WhOSe AND EXPENDITURES company yOU re better off Ba a nee Jan 1973 Gene a Fund ~ 44 671 80 av01dmg today Shes the one Bond Ret rem en 38 001 OJ who prys mto the affatrs of lun ch Room 5 599 54 others Sub Tota 67 073 29 ND EA lie 582 49 CANCER (June 21 July 22 ) ~usbE~oTa e ~ ~ 9 ~ ~~ Some ruckus around the break To •• 70 286 52 fast table wtll upset you Get Total Rece pts d General Fund 695 3 3 06 out an involved m other m Bond R e'f em en 30 22 1 89 terests When you return all Lun ch Room 74 635 07 Will be calm Su b Tot a 800 170 02 ~PiN 36m~: LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Don t Sub Tota l 37 o 8 42 lock m too strongly on your ESES T e 1 490 oo Ideas today L1sten and learn Sub Tota l 490 00 To al 838 6 8 44 from others They have Tota Rece pts& thoughts worth explormg Balancu Gene al Fund 739 984 ao VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Bond Re r em en 68 222 92 Rather than rely solely on your Lun ch Room 59 035 53 Sub Tota l 867 243 3 present source of mcome see ~usbEfoTa 1 ' " !~ what you can do to open fresh 490 oo avenues to prov1de additional ESES T e Sub Tota l 490 00 funds To al 908 964 96 Expend lures LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) General Fund 687 6 0 89 You ve form d Bond Ret rem en 21 774 79 e a nega t1ve Lunch Room 76 708 04 opm1on about someone wtthout s h T n "' 70? 001 7? havmg all the facts You ll E SE A T e 39 656 0 Sub Tolal 39 656 10 change your mmd You II soon ESES TIe 605 Sub Tolal 605 07 07 !mow this person bette r Total 833 354 89 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Balance Dec 31 1973 Somethin g IS hOIdmg you up on General Fund 52 373 97 Bond Ret r em en 40 448 13 work you want done Over the Lunch Room 7 672 5 next few days you II be able to Su b To t a 75 149 59 ESEA T •• 1 575 55 etimmate the roadblock to Sub Tolal 575 55 complete the task ESES T li e 15 07 Sub Tola - 5 07 SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov 23-Dec Tola CASH BALANC~S 6 0 07 21) You Will be able to dodge a certam soc1al obligatwn eas1er RECE 1PTS AND EXPENDITURES than you thou•ht You ll then BY FUND r;, General Fund be able to be w1th those you Ba Jan 973 44 67 80 pre! Rece pts - Revenue er Properly Tax gross CAPRICORN (Dec 22..Jan 19) Genera Rea Estat e Dtsmiss outside pressures 59 230 68 13 196 3 from your mmd Concentrate Tang ble Personal s a e Subs d es on fam1Iy related matters The Schoo l Found&t on G oss condition will take care other Bas c A lowan ce 509 273 17 Vocal ona Educa on 56 00 of llse!f 4 07 56 0 her State Subs d es Fed era PL 874 14 00 AQUARIUS (Jan 211-Feb 19) 0 her Revenue 3 626 57 You have a tendency today to To ta Revenue 690 668 29 look too far ahead You may Rece pts Transle s From 4 644 77 m1ss real opportunities that T Ie 644 77 are r1ght under your nose , Tota Transfers To ta Rece pts PISCES (Feb 211-March 20) Don t look to outs1ders for Revenue & T ansfe s 695 313 06 adv1ce on your mater1al af Tota Beg nn ng Balance P us R ece pts 739 98.4 86 fairs Thmgs will work out better by acting qwetly on your own Expend tures Cash Reconc I at on F und Ba ances People who do eat a lo t of food at n ghl are 1 osl I kely to get fat for qu te d ff erent rea sons Most people who don l get food energy dur ng the day lend to be less ac hve They are not a l1ve at n ght e1ther The net result s the r energy ex: pend lure s usually but not always lo\\ However that doesn l alter the baSic Ia\\ of energv These people eat more calor es than they use Un t1l someone f nds a way to c r cumvent th e la w of co servat on of energy a calone w1ll still be a calom When that law ts Circu mven ted look carefull) to the wes t n the mormn g you may see the sun r s ng n the west aft er all : Send your questions to Dr Lamb In ca re of th1 s ne\\spaper P 0 Box J551 RadiO City Station Ne\\ York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s booklet on losmg welght send 50 cents to the same address and ask for Losmg Weight booklet Jl' :1 BRUCE BIOSSAT RAY CROMI.EY Flushing our Clay feet into leaders out of hiding metal wings By Hay ( romlq Th1s capitals observers If not the nat on e re nearly obsessed these days w1th r ndmg ways to p1ck h gher qual ty s der the case of a)urnmwn more widely used m this country than any metal except steel It s essential m aircraft motor presidents Waterga te s s!eazmess IS of course the dr v ng force The nagg ng questiOn surfac ng often IS Where are the 'e h1cles eleclncal eqwpment rnachmery household products essen hal to our standard of I vmg and a strategic commodity great ones? for n 1htary defense Even m a series of reports the quest on has too tnllny As w1lh 01! a maJor nse m alummum pnces would have complex t es for n ore than ten tat ve answers It struck me that r pple effects causmg pnce mcreases m much of what we buy one way to underscore the cliff cull1es v1v1dly would be to nan e The Umted Stales produces less thao an e1ghth or 1ts needs arb lranly a few men of whom l m ght reasonable be sa1d from domestic raw rnatenals Jarna1ca and Surmam are the They should have been pres1dent of the Un ted Slates but they on gmal raw matenal sources or about two th1rds or our were not nwn On e country Gumea owns a third or the known alum The bas1s for JUdgment s the r perce ved substa ntially reser es or the world s high-grade bawnte prunarly corn proven capac ly to govern well as reflected m thelr character mere a! source or the metal tllelr mtellect the1r broad range of talents their strength of w11l Now Gwnea has called a February rneetmg or the maJOr and diSCiplme the r energy and stamma alummwn ore producmg countnes - mcludmg Australia My cho ces are Charles Evaos Hughes man of many h gh Jarna1ca Guyana Surmam and Yugoslavia The behef here 15 off1ces but never prestdent Gen George C Marshall Arner cas top general m World War II and former Ch ef Just ce Earl that these countnes (or those whtch attend) Will d1scuss the format on or a cartel to mcrease sharply what the U s and other Warren But more has to be made of current circumstances before countries Will pay The Umted States wlll be caught m a bmd Our commercial one can fmd the reasons they did not serve m the Wh te House qually baux1te reserves are 40 mllhon tons a tiny fraclion of the The analysts and the scholars agree 111jW means of searchmg of 12 to 15 b1ll on tons and less than what the U S world reserve out prospects are needed and some soon may be tr ed But one would require to flll all Is needs for the next three years if there man whose JUdgmen t I rank high thmks many people today JUSt don t want to be discovered Waterg_ate as1de they see the were no unports of bauXIte or alwnma; It s unlikely that new large depos1ts or the metallurg~cal rewards of poht1cs as unappeahng The burdens or office are grade bawnte will be discovered m this country though there are heav1er the httle pnvacy perm tied to pohlic1ans s d1rn mshed further We hve m a cr llc s paradise where skeptiCISm large unexplored areas ln South Amenca Asia Afnca and sometimes s treasured for ts own sake The new antl-herotsm Austraha that seem favorable for discovery of maJor new deposits leads some searchets to rnagmfy sma ll flaws Today bawnte IS almost the sole source of alwnmwn It 1s So argues my source m states w1th 18 to 20 m II on people not the only potenlial source What s needed are technological hke New York and Californ a few d1stmgmshed heads pop up breakthroughs to make low-grade bawute and other alummum above the bobbmg mullltude It sounds almost absurd bearmg ores profitable They may be literally h ding tucked away m en terpnses The Umted States has almost 300 m1ll1on tons of low grade fulftllmg enough - n busmess the professwns academia In hamate wa1tmg for new techmques th1s sllll affluent SOCiety the rewards are ample the tenswns Germany and Japan used h1gh alurmna clays cons1stmg usually less than n publ c hfe w th more t me for farn1ly mamly of kao!Ullte as a source of alum nwn m World War 11 fr1ends and the le surely pursUits ObviOusly these observations don t apply to all We have able Poland the U S S R and South Afrtca have been mvest1gating governors senators and congressmen - but not enough We the poss bll1ty of this source The U S Geolog cal Survey con Siders those clays to be the f110sl favorable potenlial source or have had able even super!at ve presidents - but not enough What drawsthemm ? The challenge or b•gger labors a sense alwnmwn from nonbauXlte rocks m the U S The total h1gh or pubhc respons1b1hty strong enough to make them w1llmg to alumma clay m the U S (contatrung 25 pet or more alunnna) sacnf1ce They may love power and author ty Some scho lars say rna; be m the ne ghborhood of 10 bill1on tons though even w1th the serVIce though gamed by pamful ordeal t"Ornpensales maJor techmcal advances considerable amounts of th1s resource could not be profitably rnmed certam men affhcted w1th a deep sense of mfer ortty The So\1et Uruon uses the rnmeral alumte as a source for Yet the net of 11 IS that we are governed by too many alummwn though 1t IS not clear how costly th1s operation may rnedwentles too much of the tune We have let 11 be so through history by downgradmg pohtics by consistently searching for he Reportedly an alurute processmg plant IS bemg built m clean amateurs behmd whom the pettmess of neglected real Mex1co The U S bwlt a pilot plant for alwute m World War II as politics 1s played out wtth Jealousies corruptiOn and standards or an emergency source o( alummwn As found m altered volcanic JUdgment and compehbon wh ch have httle to do 1>1th a mans rocks the mmeral has a potential value as a source of potash and sulfur as well as alummum !ndlcalions are that the U s has real f tness for govermng considerable reserves once the techmcal and cost problems can (Next Charles Evao Hughes) be solved There are a flst full or other potential areas Mineral analysts temptuously relentlessly The fra1l gul IS malnounshed say that if we would concentrate on the techmcal probolems of unportuned because of the her mother a recent vtctim of reducmg costs potenlial alummwn resources m the Umted untrustworthy versiOns of smallpox Her father deceased States would be virtually mexhauslible V1etnarn they may agam also a street cleaner who died or The problem 1s unported bawnte and alwruna have been so begm to sense how the r typhus The youngster 1s cheap there has not been sufflctent mcentlVe to spend the funds to hwnamty 1s s1m1larly msulted sponsored by the Chr~st1 an make these resources of practical profitable use The problem by off1c1al falsehood and Ch1ldren s Fund Perhaps all can he solved But 1t wlll take tune Meanwhile we may be m for propaganda co nv ern ng these Issues philosophies new an alummum prtce squeeze Watergate the cost of living religwns are fma lly resolved m taxahon cr me product the arena or hfe Surrermg 1s safety certam notor ous In un versa! global Salvatwn 1s d1Clnlents and prac tically an anctent Chrlstian word anything else agam commg nto 1ts own Strmgfellow cla1ms that the MIDDLETOWN Ohio (UPI) agam book of Revelallon offers In reacting to the energy W1lham Ver1ty Armco Steel Chr1sllans - even the most Crop board chmrman says crisiS smd Ver1ty Americans ordmary behevers - a next w nter 1s when we w1ll are not buymg appliances or maJor weapon and power the see a real shortage m the en automobi les and are con The Dai~ Sentinel g1ft of dtscernment As servmg fuel ergy supply promised by the Word of God When the public lS m that DEVOTED TO THE Ver1ty sa1d at a news confer INTERF..8'1' OF the g1fts of discernment enable frame of mind Venty said ence here Fnday he thought MEIGS-MASON AREA Chr1sllans to penetrate the you are not gomg to go ahead Arnencans would make 1! CHESTER L TANNEIID..L frauds and hoaxes to combat until there IS confidence through thiS wmter without too ""''Ed ROBERTHOEnJDI the prmc1pahties and powers much hardship from the agam Dt}' Editor to grapple w1th death and the Pl!.bUabed dailY eKe~~t Saturday by The energy emts Next wmter V11Jey PubliJhine COmpany I demomc and to race the false Ohio however would be a different Court Sl Pomeroy Oh o ~~~~~ BusmCW!I political Idols that crowd our Office Pbme 992.2 56 Editm.l Phone 992- story he sa1d 21:17 common life We managed to get ml of a BELL HONORED ~ claa8 postallt pa d a Pomeroy CLEVELAND (UPI) -The When Newsweek rnagazme Ohio quantity to get us through the Nat ona advtr b ng epresen a ve Cleveland cbapter of the Basedeveloped the long article on wmter sa1d Ver1ty Barrmg Boltinelli.Gallagher Inc 12 East 4?nd S ball Wr1ters Asaoc1at1on of Transcendental Med1tatioo 11 NewYork NewYork some unforeseen calruruty we has selected quoted the guru as ofrermg &ibscriptiOn 1 es DeU ered by carr er won t be faced w1th layoffs due Amenca av1Uab e SO cents per •eel!: By Clev eland Indians thlfd health and happmess to where to the fuel Situation Moto Route 1Jhere carrier serv ce oot baseman Buddy Bell as the mankmd But has this Hmdu ava table One moolh f2.60 By mail In Venty wbo smd his firm had Ohio and W Va One Year • ! Sh team s Man of the Year for philosophy worked anywhere' been warrung of a shortage m months " ~ Three months •6 The advertiSement on the Elsewhere S22 00 ye.r st:r: nmths t1 so the energy supply for two 1973 Bell will be presented the oppOSite page asks for support th ee mmths 16 50 S\ibscrlption ~ e years predicted the economy award tomght at the 27th an me udes Sunday Times-Sen ne of a ch1ld m Calcutta India would go down before II goes up nual R1bs and Roasts dinner Winter '75 worse ., STEWART - The Eastern Eagles down 20-ll after the f~rst quarter played even ball after that but t was far from enough as the Federal Hock ng Lancers rolled to a 68 54 tnwnph here Saturday n ght The Class AA Lancers led by 1>-5 JUmor Dan B1se and &-1 Jumor Br1an Lackey JWTiped to a qwck ~ lead before Eastern countered on a Steve Goebel layup w•th two mmutes gone The Lancers then moved out to leads or 12-4 and 16-!i m that first per od Fourteen of the hosts 20 f1rst period pomts came on layups The Eagles wmless m f ve league starts rema ned 12 down 31>-24 at mterm sswn Goebel agam led the Eagles hi Iling for SIX second per od pomts wh1le semor p1vollnan Steve D1ll added four B se poured m s1x of h1s 22 pomts n that second stanza The Eagles behmd th e balanced scormg or JUn or forward T m Spencer sen or guard John Sheets and D1ll and Bal OJ Rece1pts P operty Tax {Gross Genera l Real Estate 28 213 76 Tang b le Pe sol"lal 2 008 13 Total Rece pts 30 22 1 89 Total Beg nn l"lg Balance P us Rece pts 68 222 92 Expenditures Fees & Charges W thheld - Tax Settlement 4 167 29 lnte est On Bonds 7 607 50 Bond Redempt on 16 000 00 Total Expend. ;~ 774 79 Total Fund Expend tures 27 77.4 79 Ba Dec 31 973 40 448 13 Tota Expend u es & Pus Ba Dec 31 973 68 222 92 Lunchroom Fund Ba Jan 1973 15 599 54 Rece pfS Sa e of lunches 30 313 34 Federal Su bs dy 4.4 250 73 Other Revenue 100 Total Revenue Non Revenue Rece pts 74 Tota Beglnn ng Ba ance Plus Receipts 59 035 Expend tures Sa ares and Wages 27 978 Food and Food Handling Suppl es 41 609 Other Expenditures 1 119 Tota Expend ures 76 708 Tote I Expend tures 76 708 Bal Dec 31 973 17 672 Total Expend tures Plus Ba lonce Oec 31 1973 59 035 N DE A Title Ill Bal Jan 1973 -582 Transfers From General Fund 582 Total Transfers 582 Total Rete pts and Transfers 582 Bat E S E A Title I 1 1973 3 795 Jan Receipts Federa l Subs dy 36 435 Total Rec:e pts 36 435 Total Beglnn ng Ba a nee P us Rece pts 40 231 Expenditures General Adm Salaries and Wages 580 nstruct on Salaries and Wages 3 .47 Other Expenditures 1 846 Pant Operat on Salaries and Wages 40 F xe d Qiarges Otherr·J : x pend ltures 217 M see laneous S& aries and Wages 756 Total Expenditures 35 011 Transfers To General Fund 4 644 Total Transfers 4 64.4 Total EMpendltures & 39 656 Transfers 575 Ba Dec 31 1973 Total Expenditures Transfers Plus Bal 4(1.231 Dec 31 1973 " 28 4 53 49 49 49 49 12 93 93 65 DEC 31 1973 Assets Oepos tory Belanaces 75 610 07 Land 36 900 00 9•5 000 00 125 000 00 1 182'510 07 Build ngs Equ pment Total Assets 33 No h R dgev e 6 We ng on 49 Loran Adm a K ng Lo a n 40 Be 46 PLAYER- Pos M ke Berr dge f J m N day 9 G I P ce c M keS ck les f JmSngerg Gary Snowden Paul Ta y lor f Tom Valent ne f J m Warren c GAHS 140) FG A FT A PF RB TO TP 0 3000 000 5 15 0 0 2 2 10 a 16 J 5 3 13 J 9 0 • 2 3 2 5 2 2 2 15205 2 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 40 Joe Rase I Dan Wagner f Don Sanford c 07 86 00 33 77 77 10 55 Note Debt 179 000 00 Redeemed During Ye•r 1973 Tota Bonded & Note Debt 16 000 00 B•l•nce Outstanding D~c 31 1973 Total Bonded & Note Debt 65 ti l 28 lie 163 000 00 6 6 6 ResP G Nes nqs mu h li 9 trip Hannan e by Qua t e s 6 a 9 R Na on By U 30 6 0 8 Good t1o key L eagu e S and gs ed P ess n e na on E pts w os on H g 0 ?06 I) Honors paid ": ' Joe, Willie ' A steal and layup by M ke Cro 1se w lh JUSt 23 se onds rcn am ng n a second over me gave Southwestern a 60-59 VICtor) ove Hannlln W Va q ~ Satur lay n ght ( oac h Ho gard Napora s W Idea ls I ad tak en a l11 ee pomtl ad n the ove1 t me when 58 Ue H gllanders bounced back B6 on a basket by Larry Fallon A few seconds later Crous 9 8 stole the ball and went n a! a one g v ng SW Is one po nl g 9 ea I In the fi rst 0\CrtH C C OUSt; and Fallon leaned o ce aga n to keep the H gl landers m the • ~a n e Regula! on play ended at 52 52 vhen Greg Hill con vc r cd one of two free throws t th e bu zzer • 0 0 I 0 0 2 2 o 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 6 R ck Toombs I Sam Cooper I I I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tom Turne Pat Thomas g Sam Haw ey 2 8 12 25 3 2 2 610 0 0 2 12 2 1 .4 1 30 I 2 Brian Bays 9 M ke Ye t ey c Br an M Iter 9 TOTALS 4 5 I 3 2 2 I 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 S2 16 21 II 41 Score by quarters Ga I pol s Wheele sbu rg 2 0 1 4 3 5 0 4 14 r 8 8 0 8 0 I 4 p m to closing FOR ADULTS Only Bg She!• Fren~h Fnes Turnover & Large Or nk FOR KIDS o on o Ce ilnd Ouebe C ago 2 ? ?U I p '} s ga 60 4 52 700 ' 5 ?U 49 w 8 49 ' 56 3 • 3 ' 0 We " st Hou s on g 56 8 23 23 It ca n make you fe el better pe so a a e on e po ec s you aga ns oday s soa ng med ca cos s an e en make su e you ge ex a money o mee hose e:- a hosp a ex penses 0 an n come you e d sab ed Le me show you how Stephen C Suo ~d111 f..1 0o o B a k R3 9 R ha dson 9 '12 H 4 6 Cha pma 02 and Da on 0 2 To a 2J 3 By U Ea st w Nw Eng nd 9 59 11 J suffe cd he r fth loss f t c ca o Sa uryda) f I n ~ RIHII n a ha d fough t on es v th th I ranked No Ca r na Sta em W vc pi ) ed orr e g ea I ul Pw lue p ayed the a f of baske ba I aga ns s ye Nor h Caro na Co h Nor n Sloan sa d r I 1\ olfpe k urged ba k 12 po n of the thr I a :D I e f o behmd It " s l e hesl brand q al of bas ket ball s )ear s hard ly npress vP l 3 conference and 6H era I bul he Bu keyes g cW s n <t ut fo thetr oney Sll u day and nd.iana M ga n a d W scons n v II be II n~ for th e Buckeyes n n I opes of br ngmg the nfe e~ce s e ve p spo lo er o h g1asps In I e o othc games o g! t No ll ~este rn shots M meso a and M ch1gan State s s Ilh 10 s Ind ana and Iowa a e die I oll e a l on dur ng the wcekcn l l ith-ranked Indiana l unc ,.j North" estern 62..53 AND M cl1ga State 4 2 edged M1m esota 67-!i6 ' 9 "oSo ufflwWhesfer n 6 8 Fa on Fr ashe Tot a ~ 22 By Qua Ha nnan 5WH 5 60) 2 0 4 Woo 2 4 C ouse 5 6 60 Ca e 4 1J 0 6 wake 2 6 0 e s 2 6 9 60 JB • t pt gl 4 60 B5 n peg 74 '1 4 Ed mon on 5 3 o M nne o a 3 4 Los Ange s 0 29 0 Van ou E' 9 30 0 38 Sun day s R e~u 1 ~ Lo s Ange cs 6 e sey 3 af Ho on 4 Edmon on M nn eso a 2 W nn peg 1 To on to 9 Va ncouve W Ouebe 4 C C" e and on y games sched u ed Monday s Gam s Va ncou e a New Eng and on Y games sc hedu ed Amencans you can hve m warm comfort all wmter long with Hell Central Oil or Gas System Its the best you can buy 11 It wasn t 1 wouldn t tell you so ' at 50 or slower saves fuel, lives. If every dr ver n Amen co lowers hts speed lo at lea st 50 on the h1ghwoys we can make our ilm• ted fu el supply las t a whole lot longer So slow dowr) It may save your neck too Funburger • French F es Small Dr nk & Loll pop 2 0 6 2 0 0 9 62 8-40 2 67 Dw ~ e fra c fqw I qua1 cr Southwestern lost the serv ces of I lo) d Wood 6 2 JUruor center v.ho ex ted wtU 21 rebou nds Kev n Walk G2 JUmor forw d " ho left the ga n ~ w lh 18 po nl• an I rry Ca rter fHl 1m or gmt Crouse \.\as th e only th H1gl! and w1tl doul e f gures H scm cd 16 po nts Oil seve baskets an I wo f e throws Wayt e R cl ardso n p n 1zc guard ed the W1 d ts w l 22 pomls Dcln a B 1 k I II Sou h v stern I l 22 of 8 nom h t fur a old 27 pel wh le Han an sank JUS 21 of 81 fo r 2ll pel At the foul c clc SW h l 16 of 24 wh e H n n san k 3 o( 25 Soutl western wo n t e prelm mary I ll 44 2 Ke1ll Grate opped the wmne s ~ 1lh 11 po nts \\h le Mart n V liars had seven r a los ng cause The H gllanders 3-9 lh1s seaso n v11l host W I a rna Fr day mgl l \ arstty Box Hannan W Va Bac k 0 2 P an it's time to heat up! Special Family Meal Prices I Highlanders Spen ce 6 0 Sh Baum 3 0 6 Goeb(" Ba C" y 0 A he o 0 0 0 e an e s Badge s oo a e b; l l ng fo the B g Ten lead but a Pu duf' 5-0 and M 1 n a d! a<J ah41 nll 'Onrc c a ~ A v c.: u y on ~ wo i.ld boost W s u nto r-t cond place I d na I 6 g b 0 C eve ohn Adams 6 c e E' Co nwood 53 C eve land Eas 68 G env e 57 c eve and Eas t Tec h 58 C eve l and John Hay 50 C eve and Hoy Nam e 0 C eve and Max Hayes 60 C eve and ohn M a sha 6 C eve and Rhodes 60 C eve and n W 84 C eve and Sl Te h 60 Eu d 45 Euc d B ush 36 C eve Hg s 65 Pa rna No mandy 63 Ga rf e l d Hg s 0 P a ma Va ey Forge 68 ' 0 589 9 4 22 a ke 9 1 4 Bow e s J 0 6 H 0 K Bowe 2 EASTERN 0 e Co umb a Cuyaho ga He g h s 55 Au o a 55 Ga e s e 49 Wes Gea uga 66 M ad son 58 Beachwood 6 Per y 53 C eve S gna t us 62 C eve S 9 s sa d prt pa ng for 0 1 o Stale ve I l av 1 tie no dlano e da) g l ea iy fu M1 I ga n Ha lge Coa I Jol n Powless PAUL HARVEY 00 Acc ounts Payable Bond Indebtedness oo Tolat Llablllles 220 829 56 163 000 00 383 829 56 Excess (or Deflc ency) of Assets 798 680 51 Tote 1 182 510 01 Indebtedness- Notes Outstanding Jan 1 U73 T ota Bonded & ea M dpark 5 Roc k y R pe t q b 6 0 Sco ng by Qu e Fed Ho k. n q 70 6 0 Ei:l e 8 6 FEDERAL HOCK NG GAHS-Pirate box..• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KenW I g 17 S4 6 II 18 28 11 40 TOTALS WHEELERSBURG PIRATES 162) PLAYER-Pos FG A FT A PF RB TO TP Ll1blllll01 Me gs 54 Hannan T ace 8 Symm es Va ey 5 Fo F y e 68 wa en o a 62 Whee e sbu g 62 Ga po s 0 B ooks de 68 Am he s 'i8 Lo a n C ea v ew 86 Ve m on We spen on TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER CHEF! 71 51 e 52 H gh and 41 VA P 5 Ma sv e 6 awa '( 60 Tu s a a wa s Ca ho 5 Whe e Ce n w va 9 s ohn s Cen Bu keye We s 66 e e so Un on 6 nd an Va ey So h 57 Jew e Sc o 52 Sk v ue 78 Mad son 54 la from me, 2c E S E A Tlfle II Receipts Federal Subs dy 1 490 00 Tofa Rece pts 1 490 oo Total Beglnn ng Balance Plus Rece pts 1 490 oo E xpendltures n!;.truct on 0 her E•oend tures 1 605 07 Total Expenditures 1 605 07 Bal Dec 31 1973 - 115 07 Tota Expenditures Plus • Sal Oec 31 1973 1 490 00 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 0 v CIII CAlO UP! ) M t 1ga n I as a chance to ga sha1e of the B g fen lea d tu gl w c It I ost s W scons n n a ba ttle bcl\\ een na nal!J anked B g Ten powe s hut 01 o Slate w II jlay a k l role n II c Wo ver nes I opes 01 o Stale I osls eag c ad ng Pw d c l Col umbus on ghl and v clo 1es l y 0 1 o Stale and M c1 ga n wool I nu lge the Wo\ve1 nes nto a e for f rst p la c~ W scon n s Badgers r ke l 16 I n the nallon boosle Ill < on( ren c L>tord to 3 l dur r g c vee ke d " lh a 69-!i4 v1 o y ove 0 1 o Stale I M d son Take Jt 68 0.4 04 93 0 B 9 9 ' By Ann B Watson Oepu y C e k 2 By Unf ed Press nfe nat on a Saturday Con nen a B H cksv e Mon pe e 85 Faye e 9 To edo Ca dna S h 58 B yan 5 T no a 88 No h Cen a 50 De f an e 87 Napo eo n 66 CoshOc on 59 C aymon 46 Wes Homes 56 R ve V ew 48 R dg ewood 0 Cono on Va ey " Mann ng 0 Webster Judge and ex off co C erk of sa d Cour 65 0 • AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh o Me gs County Probate Court To he Anc llary Ad m n s trator W W A of the estate to such of the fo llow ng as are res dents of the s ate of Oh o v z the surv v ng spouse the next of k n he benet car es under he w 1 and o he a o ney o attorneys ep resen t ng any of the aforemen oned persons Leno e H Ken Deceased lnd anapo s nd ana No 9 884 You a e hereby not fed that the nvento y and Ap P alsement of the Estate of he aforemen oned deceased ate of sad County was fled n th s Cou Sa d nventory and Appra semen w II be for hear ng before th s Cou ton he I h day of Februa y 1974 at 10 00 o c lock A M Any person des r ng 0 1 e excep ons. he eto must f e hem at lea s f ve days p or to he date se for hear ng G ven under my hand and sea of sa d Court lh s 25 h day of January 1974 53 Purdue this evening whale sen or guard Rack Harras l1ll e I ance s ll e I I l t vo clubs met were edged out poured m 10 Goebel led the Eastern at aga n thas t me 34 1 n tack purmg m 15 po nts wh1le cgulat o tame The Nes ll ngs ahead 11-{; D II added 13 and Spencer 12 The Eagles h l SIX of 10 foul after the f rsl per od c uld net shots for 60 pet wh le the Just 3 second q ar er po nl'\ Lance rs ca nn ed 12 or 14 for 86 wh le the I .a n ers bolted to a pel 23 14 halflu e lead lhe lads of Duane Wolfe u In the reserve battle the Gree n Nesllmgs who dropped U e marg n by a s ngle po n o an overt me encounter to the H 23 go mg 1nto th e f na s tan za befo e the Nes h ng defense l gl tened o d ng the Lance rs to JUSt 3 fou th quarter po nts Just a nule and 3 Wood s e d 58 Lake and 46 second:> rema ned n Ue gan e Bea sv e 8 Zane T ace 3 New Ph a de ph a 58 Ma on before Federal cou d ne l• Pe y o f rst po nl of l1 e f nal pen od Fa r v ew 5 s ykl! 65 Ho ga e 2 L be y Cen e 6'1 Sophomore Da n Good led l1 e Eve g een 5 De a 39 Nes ll ng a ttack popp ng m to Ayersv e 60 Pau d ng 46 Lak ewood 53 Pa 11a 51 pom ts wh1le Russe l led ll e E yr a 65 Sa ndu sky 38 Lancers ~ lh 12 I= nd ay 68 F c-mon 65 o Mans e d 58 Ma on 4 Eastern elu s u S\ AC B a enah 61 Lake R dge 5 play lh1s weeke d travel g to W oug h by S 8 C e e Bened c n e 69 K;ger Creek o >ed t e E u d S 69 W k fi e 59 Bobcats On Sa tu Ia l e C ove ea BS Bu ke e 6 So u hwest e n 60 Hannon W Eagles w II aga n lr) fo r non Va 59 2 o V n on Coun y 48 T m b e league "'" I os ng F I n I Fed era Ho k ng 68 Ease n 6 Thomas also controlled both Mo a 9 N R Q s ) 0 boards n thiS penod haulmg 0 down SIX Of hiS 11 rebounds 9 5 :: w1th an aggressive perform 5 6 D o ance 6 1 1e P1rates zoomed ahead 16 9 2 9 v ~ 0 (' w po nts after three penods 5tJ.. w 9 32 In the f nal stanza WHS a de h 9 6 ' forced GAHS to come out after M dv ew 4 Ob e I n 56 NEW YORK UP! the ball taking only f1ve shots Zanesv e Ro se an Nostalgic t 1bules to two of th e the ent1re fourth period The M eadowbrook 63 Ph o 52 f'.O ew Conco d G 50 greatest cente f elders to ever Piratos outscored GAHS 12-8m Wes Mu sk ngum 54 Mo gan play m New York o anywh ere Crooksv e 5 N ew Lex ng on the fourth stanza 47 else for ll at ma tt er) J oe Torn Valentme &-2 junwr Gue nse y Ca ho c 69 L an D Magg 1o and W II e Mays e F sher 60 fo rward played less than two cas Sp ngl e d S 59 Lan as e 8 h1ghhghled the 51st annual m nutes for the Galhaos M en o 58 K ens on 4 New York Baseba I Wnlers t a ke 8 E y a Wes 50 Va!entme suffered an ankle Wes nd epe nd en ce 82 H awken award s d nner Sunday mghl mJury m the Wellston game Sc hoo 6 D Maggw he Yankee Hall Fnday mght Two Blue Dev!ls Wa ren sv e 58 Pa rna Padua 51 of Farner was CIWi:l ded tl e fouled out J1m Smger guard Bedfcrd Chan e B C eve Cen Casey Stengel Yo u Cou ld Ca ho 47 and Gary Snowden forward Pa nesv e R ve s de 6 Look 11 Up Award n honor of guard GAHS had 18 personals Conneaut 49 AM E R CA N HO CKEY h s 56 game h1llmg treak Pa nesv e Harv ey 4 Ge eva WHS 11 Gallipolis had 11 turn LEAGUE STAND N G5 49 n 1941 May s who By U ed P c n ern a on a overs Wheelersburg mne G mou A a demy N 0 ftl rettred after th s pa.c;t seaso 1 Tuesday the Blue Devils Un ve s y Sc hoo 8 Can on T mken 8 7 Wes Res w lh the Mels rece1ved the pt s gf ga w return to league action aga nst A a 59 New a en Wilham J Slocum Award fo Far ess 59 Lo u sv I e 44 VIS tmg Ironton on the GAHS 9 0 8 Can on Lehamn 7 1 Can on long and mer tor ous serVlce to planks Ge nwood 46 0 6 60 '} 6 Iron ton fresh off a 50-49 Canon McKney 58 Akon baseball Buch el A Other honored playe1s at the 0 60 84 55 v1ctory over Athens Fr~day Can on n on 64 Ken dmner ncluded Pete Rose the Will come to town to prove that Rooseve 52 68 0 Ma ss on 59 Wa en Ha d ng Nalwnal League nost va luable 9 '9 9 ' B 700 Is 55 53 wm over GAHS on Dec 5 A an ce 5 1 Ak ron Ga rf eld 45 player of 1973 who rece \ed 11 at Ironton was no fluke 6 0 e8 M a r ng on a N Can on the Ben Epstem Good Gu) So u h We II have our first team Hoover 60 p s g f gil w awa rd for exemplar) heha' or Oakwood 72 ackson 50 ready for vou uo there He Sh S asbu g 53 E ast Can on 42 and Reg g e Ja cks n the 9 6 0 0 remarked one Ironton No hwest 60 Doy l estown 46 Amen ca n I ea~ u c s mos t Lake 59 Sandy va ey 5 0 follower after the Dec 11 win s fi1 Akron E le Ak on valuable player Who va s c1led over GAHS That was our Sp ngf e d 67 63 a 5 for the S1d Merce1 A"ard as Day ton Rooseve t 6 Cuyahoga second team whleh beat you e Fa s 65 the maJor league p!ayc1 of th e 96 38 6 tonight the JUbilant Tiger Wes B anch 73 Co umb ana 69 ' v g na year Wh ee ng Cen t a W Va 9 ran added 6 6 6 A:5 usual the wr ters per St Johns 7 R t1mo nd The md1v1dual was referrmg St eubenv I e Cen a so B oaks £armed a sertes of humorous J w va 46 to the fact that Mark Ferguson songs and sk ts dep1 cl ng the M ngo 6) L ns y W VA ns 1>-2 Junior and Ed Howard 6-3 55 h ghh ghts a nd s1del ghl• or th e sophomore were mehg1ble past season Inc uded were a OHIO COLLEGE e durmg the f~rst semester Both BASKETBALL RESUL T5 takeoff on the song Somebody w1ll make their flrst ap By Unfed Press n e nat ona Else 1s Tak ng My pearance of the year Tuesday S F anc s Svnday 43 S eubenv e 34 Place w lh lyr cs Both are returmng veterans Saturday adopted to M1k e Andrews w scons n 69 Oh o s a e 6.:1 from last year Ferguson IS a Cen al M c h gan 84 Oh o hemg replaced n the World two year letterman havmg Un vers fy 83 S<nes and Please Release Bow ng G een 94 Ease n made the all league team as a M ch gan J Me w1th lyr cs changed to sml freshman Ken S a e 82 W es e n the Dick Wllhams-manage n al ch gan 66 Coach Buddy Bell has also M M am 72 To edo 59 hassle w1th A s owner Charles moved two or h1s top reserve C nc nna 95 B own 7 0 F nley players Bobby Crockell aod Day on 85 DePau Dean Royal up to the vars ty giVIng the Tigers excellent bench support to go w1th regulars Kenny Green Gary Neal Dean F•tzpatnck Scott Wyhe RICk Howard and Dav1d Rann Ironton enters Tuesday s game w1th a very rn1sleadmg 48 season mark {ns1de the SEOAL the Tigers are 4..5 Tuesday s reserve game begms at 6 p m The varSity encounter 1s slated for 7 30 pm NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY 635 07 OSU meets unbeaten Hzgh school cage scores Pat Thomas 6 I semor guard scorched the nets with 30 pomts to pace Coach Mtke Hughes Wheelersburg P1rates to a 62-40 hardwood tnumph over Coach J1m Osborne s vtsitmg Galltpolts Blue Devtls Saturday mght YOUR BIRTHDAY January 28 1974 Many mteresting new people will enter your life this year A proJect or value can be developed qwckly 1! you glVe 1t Exp 600 00 the attention 1! deserves Tot a Schoo l P an Operat on Ex!=~ 63 292 58 Tota School P an Ma nt Exp 7 359 68 TO CONTINUE Tota Other Aux ary CHESTER - A rev1val m Expense 100 268 21 progress at the ChUI'ch of God Tota Cap ta Outlay I 887 25 here w1th the Rev Chester To al T ansfe s 582 49 Estep as guest speaker will Total Genera Fund Fxnenditu es 68761089 contmue through Feb 3 The Genera Fund Ba Dec 3 1973 52 373 97 public IS mv1ted AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND Bond Ret rement Fund Jan 1 1973 38 001 Goebel pulled to w1thm mne 46-37 gmng mlo the !mal frame but the J.ancers pulled away go ng on lop by as much as 11 po nts at 66-19 Aga n the Lancers got most or the po nts from nslde scormg 12 of their 22 last quarter markers on layups B1se s 22 pomts was com plernented by the 22 or Lackey Pirates thump Devils 62-40 Tota Adm n strat on Expend tures 26 75 5 Tota l Ins ruct on Expend tures 420 478 71 Tota Library Expend tures 8 56 75 Tota Pup 1 Transport Expend tures 47 829 07 Tota P aygrounds Recreat ona Tota Exp and Transfers P us Bal Dec 3 973 139 984 86 BALANCE RECEIPTS Pro Stmulmgs Eagles lose at Stewafl SOUTHERN LOCAL School P sir ct If you re b<lthered by skyrocketmg petrolewn pnces con DON OAKLEY 3- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 28 1974 For Fiscal Year End ng v like banking Energy m our food s measured m calones It follows that the calor es n our food can netther be ncreased nor decreased by the t1mc or day they are eaten a ca1on e s a calor e n the morn ng at noon an th e eve n ng n ght seven days a week 52 v. eeks a year Peop e vho do not understand th s or Y..Jll not accept t are gnonng the fundamental laws of nature ThiS pnnc pie also apphes to many d ets that have been proposed There IS no ma g1c way lo def) the laws of physiCS Our body s a ca lor e processor We use the ca lor es m the food we eat or we store them as fat L1ke a ll energy S) stems l s cumulat ve That means the changes n your body at the end of a day a \\eek or a month represe nt the sum total of the energy n m nus the energy used If you eat mor e energy than you expend you gel fat The person \\ho expends more energ) lhao he eats uses the ene rgy m the fat stores to make up the d1f ference So 11 doesn t make a parl1cle of d1trerenc~ whether you eat 2 000 calones for breakfast and 400 calones all the rest or the day or whether you eat only 400 caloms for breakfast and 2 000 ca lones belore gomg to bed The end result IS 2 400 ca lor es m and 1! you don t use that much that day the extra ca]ones are s tored n fat ol the Bof!rd ol Educat on ~0 0 0 fJO Eating is \ F n•nc al Report No Shortage Here 3 1503 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO [}{]morn See Your Heil Dealer li~+rit uted By City Ice & F O FF CE m ENUG CONSERV A ON OF Hf D ~A ENH G 0 CE AP b Se eo h New pape & he Ad e �• 4 • no mate r1s ·-·;:::;:';:::::·::::::::::;;::::::::::::::::: . ,:,,:;::::::::::::: :· ;.;:.;: :·:':·:·:·:::::::::::·:·:::::::·: ~-: ::::·::::::::·:::::.:: . :::::,:::;::::::::::,: :.:.:.: .~ -..._, BJMtcr Unltl'<l Press tIhntcrnaft nal 1 '-~ . . . . • .. ' "' wuuung ree o iofour :~ ~f "Games of the Year" agamsl ,•, Marvland, North Carolina State and Notre Dame, UCLA sho uld be able to relax now 1'Ylf)rt £ The Brmns probably won 't :I-'" ·:. have another "Game of the ., Year"untlltheNCAAplayoffs llJ Mil fliN ll!CHMAN I.1ke a gunf•ghter "ho fmds "• UP! Sports, ~"d1tor somebodv new challengmg him everyltme he disposes of the NEW YL)nK ( UPl 1 \o u ' P h! ard uf gu)s lea\ mg the1r ftght prevwus one, UCLA. with the 111 thL ~' r1111r 111 thf til rssmg room, but whents the last tnnc you qu1ckest guns west of the t'\ t'l h t~.n d 11f one k<l\ m g 11m et IV stud iO) Atlantic Ocean, nddled UP" ft1L 1 r .1 7 ll'l rna\ hcnt.• ldt h1 s th ere last \\ eek start Notre Dame I tid\ l' tiH' dt:;tmd ft chng tw did Saturday mght w1th one of l il~ r t ar L ::;o n1~ thu 1gs 111 Uus wm ld vou Simply cant run a \'Ia} co ll ege basketball 's most f1 ur H t'nc of them be tng MulMmm rul Ah s hghtnmg qwck left devastat on g displays of h tnd md thL ot hl'l Jus mouth and tt stnkes me Joe Fraztcr as nbou t lu ft nd thdt out tomght wiJPn the Madison Square Gal den house \11 hts dun the be ll sotmd s fm rowtd one and he s m there 1'oday 's S .,. ~.:',! . n ara. d e :·; ell ! ,l\unt n1tl1 t he one man he'd love to grmJ mt o little pieces- but • .111 t llns fw ht llkt> most nUw r s, f~u ' es to be settled on condition Pll\ S\( ~11~ , the1e 1sn t .1 lot to\{ hoosc between the 32-~ear-old All md tilt 30-year-o ld F'1 d l !CI Both have worked slavishly to gtt lhunsr lves back to \\ here they were at 25 and have surU'ellul to :1 nnraculous del:!rct: w1thm the hnutat10ns of nature U1ffcrent Stor) T'!llotJOfldil), though, 1t s nn entirely diffe rent story :\1uhtliiHJJ<lcl J\ll s,.lw ~ d ISon stra ight He knows precisely what he I1.1S to do and til e best \\<IV to do 1t W1th Joe Frazier tt's sowcth mg t•lse agatn ll~t k•elmg I get 1s th at he stil l !1asn t swept that ternble IK•atmg hr too k from (,eorgc Fr r ~man out of hts mmd The fri'hru.; I get 1s he \\as fm the1 e111barrassed by \\hat happened \\ lwn he allo\\ eel Ah to guatl lJLlll mto Wc dne sda~ s episode m that trle HSJOII st udw ll1e feeh ng I also gel IS that Muhanunad Ah w11l be about as supcrwr to Joe FrazJei tomght as 1\'llarm was to Mmnesota m the Supet Bowl two weeks back, and thaltlll be all over b) the Sixth round, mavbc ear her, wi th Fraz1et 's handlers huddhng cmx wu sl~ over htm and th e 1 eferee holdmg All's hand aloft K1ddw ~ \\Jth 1\h a few days ago Ft az1er asked h1m whether he lr~u nc d arn tlnng b"i looking dl the ftlm of thetr first ftght three ) t at s '!go 1\l t chdn t answer dtrectl v, but lhe fact 1s he has learned a great n1 1ny thm g~ about Fraz1er llr lea rned Smoking .Joe doesn't always smoke For all his aggr essJ\e ness, Frazier goes mto leg-weary 'slumps" along the \\ ctv Along wtth that, he s even easter to h1t than All unagmed ami II ten one other llung- -a little detail wh1ch could turn out to be the key 111 tomght's contest-Joe Frazier IS so naturally .w gr ess1ve , he's a lways gm ng forwar<l that he doesn't know ho\o\ to mo\ e back r H.td he been able to do so, had he been ca pable of covermg up a11<l IJa ckpedahng, he mtght ve lasted longer wolh George Fm ('man Good Laugh (,f'tllllg hack to Wedn esday's bt aw l m the studto, though, one good laugh dtd come out of 1!, I thmk, m hght of those $5,000 fmes pl.tstet ed upon both Ah and FraZier by Edwm B Dooley, dlcHTilla/1 of th e New York State Athlehc Conumsston One of the reasons for the hnes , Dooley explamed w1th a pedcctly st• mght face, was because the two fighters "demeaned th e SfJO I t ol boxmg ' Now, I ask you , ho\\ could anyon e possibly demean boxmg '' Sometlung else puzzles me, too VIrtually everyone 1Aho wltm•ssed the Wednesday flar eup bet,.een Ail and Frazier agreed 1! " ts no phonv, It was authentic enough so that e1ther one of the fi ghters could have broken a vertebra tn his back while fallmg off th e \\ ooden platform they started on Only those who weren't the1 e ms1ste d 1! was a put-up JOb They (hdn t s~ 1t , but somehow they knew 1t v.as contrived What these skeptics really show IS that they don't know Joe F1 az1e1 Muhanunad Ali Will do anythmg for a prank, a gag or a guunuck .Joe Fraz1e1 ..on't He'd never premeditatedly be a I" ' I of any stunt hke Wednesday 's- hrst because 11 goes agamst In s bas1c thinkmg and second because he doesn't have the uuag mallveness to thmk up somethmg like that on unpulse Thol 's why he was embarrassed about the whole thmg later fhal s why he apologiZed, and that's why I think 1t d1d somethmg to Ins confidence ' t All those who are so sure Joe Fraz1er was 'play actmg" Wednesday remmd me of that Aesop's fable tn which an entet lamCI goes up on a stage and un1tates the squeal of a p1g so faithfully that th e audience a pplauds him enthustasllcally Then an amateur walks up and offers a sun1lar performance but h1s showmg IS deemed so poor, the crowd boots hun off the stclge Before leavmg though, he pulls his coat open and shows he ha s a teal p1g under 1! which he has been pmching . Aesop saod the mOI al of all !Ius IS that cnttes are not always to be depended upon Anothe1 way of saymg that IS sometunes peop le don't even recogmze the truth when 1t's nght there Ill f1 ont of them Redmen drop 87-63 baule The Central State Bulldogs handed Roo Grande College ots third straight hardwood defeat, 87-63, on the wonners boards Saturday noght The v1ctory left Central State woth a 6-.10 season mark Rw Grande dropped to7-9 on the year l'entra l State led 43-32 durmg thf! halft1me mtermJSSion l11e llulldogs "ere paced by Ray By• d's 31 pomts Jmuny Noc led RIO's attack woth 16 pomts Jun Stewart added' 12 and Dan Bollmger 10 R10 h1t 25 of 71 attempts from the field for 35 2 pet The Hedmen were 13 of 23 at the fuu l circles for :i6 5 pet RIO had 32 1ebounds, Stewart pulled do>m 12 and Noe 11 The Hedmen couumlted 24 costly turnovers Central State hit a s•zzlmg 43 of 81 f1eldgoal attempts for 531 WRESTLING INVITATIONAL ASHLAND, Oh10 (UP I )Ash land College scored 109 " pomts here Saturday to take fi rst place m 1ts own mvrt atJOnal wrestltng meet Fo ll owmg the Eagles was Eastern llhn01s w1th 901'.. pomts \\Ilh Mount Unton hmshm g th1rd Akron Uruvers•ty was SIXth and Heldel~g ranked lllJJ 1n the meet pet The wmners were one of one at the foul hne The Bulldogs had 40 rebounds Jess.e Reams pulled down 14 State had 22 turnovers R10 w11l play at T1ffln Wed nesday m a M1d-Oh1o Con£erence game Saturday's box RIO GRANDE (63)- Sm th I 0 2 Fausnaugh Morgan I 0 2 Noe 4 0 8 6 4 16 Stewart 52 12 Bol l1nger 3 4 10 Lam bert 1 1 J Albanese 3 2 8 Sw 1nehart 1 0 2 TOTALS 2S I J -63 CENTRAL STATE 187) Wtll1ams 1 0 2 Brown 6 0 12 t>m llh 7 0 14 Jackson 4 0 e Reams 50 10 Eatv 3 0 6 Byrd 15 1 31 Sievers I 0 2 Spencer 1 0 2 TOTALS 43 1-87 Halft1me score- Central 43 R 10 32 Cabmct Re)ectee Ruger Brooke T a n e y of Mat yland was the first Cabmet appomtee rejected by the U S Senate Taney was proposed by P1 es1dent Jackson for s e c r e 1n r v of the {!f' ,lStlf\ ~ ''1 !R:3l • College results By Umt ed Press InternatiOnal Ea s t Boston U 75 Northeastern 65 Bu c knell 56 Lehtgh 55 Cans us 89 La Sal le 81 Connect •cut 67 Vermont 60 Dt ckmson 80 Haverford 75 Ge neva 73 Bethany 67 Ho ly Cross 13 Geo rgetown 70 llha ca Co li 74 Hobart 60 John Carrol l 84 Wash & Jeff 61 Manhatlan 82 Navy 66 Nt agara 72 Army 64 Penn St 73 Duquesne 63 Provtd enc e 78 R I 64 Queens 70 MIT 64 RPI 62 NY Tech 61 Roch ester 87 Sf Lawrence 17 Rutger s 85 ColiJmbta 63 St John s 76 Dar tmouth 62 St Joseph Pa 77 Xavter 71 Slppry Rock 89 Lock Haven 69 S C 75 Seto n Ha lt 7.:1 Southern Cal 70 Fordham 60 Syracuse 76 Mass 60 Temple 75 Hofstra 56 Trm tly Co l 70 Coas t Guard 64 Wd ltam s 72 Amherst 61 prectsJOn and power. Stung by the lnsh, 71-70, ooly a week before in South Bend, Ind , while havmg therr record 88-game wmn mg stre~k snaP" ped, the Bnnns roared back on their home court behind B1ll Walton 's 32-pomt performance to deflate Notre Dame 94-7o Walton, 5-foot-ll, two.tune Player of the Year, was about as good as a player can be, - The Dati¥ Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Jan 28, 1974 • ID h1ttmg 16 of 19 held goal attempts, dommatmg the backboards w1th ll rebounds and shuttmg off Notre Dame's offensove penetratiOn before fouhng out w1th 5 35 left Seventeen-year old 6-foot-5 freshman Marques JohllliOn proved that coach John Wooden 's Brums have no mtenllon of droppmg from the top after Walton 's departure at the end of the season Strong Rebound Johnson, who earned the start w1th a 20-pomt per· formance agamst Santa Clara Fnday mgh t, gave the Brums stronger reboundmg and some sparklmg offense With 16 pomts, 14m the second half UCLA led by as many as 28 pomts m runnmg 1Is home Wittenberg upset, 53-49 By Umled Press International OhiO Northern snapped the 12-game wm streak of Wit· tenberg, ranked 12th among the small colleges, and threw the Ohm Conference mto another t1e Saturday rught Ohw Northern, down :!S-23 at halftune, roared back m the second half to he the game and went ahead of the Tigers on a three-pomt play by Al Donhoff to take a 5349 wm The loss dropped Wittenberg mto a he w1th Muskingwn at &1on top of the Dh10 Conference, w1th Cap1tal percentage pomts behmd woth a :>-1 mark and Mar1etta also m the picture w1th a 4-1 record Wittenberg dropped 1ts season opener, then reeled off 12 straight wms Ohw Northern IS 12-5 overall and 8-3 111 the conference Muskmgum stayed m the H-T now 12-0 Hannan Trace's talented Wildcats Foiled to their 12th stratght victory w1thout a loss Saturday mght with an impressive 87-51league wm 1over the Symmes Valley V1kmgs Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats jwnped mto a 23-7 lead at the end of the ftrst penod and were South never headed Alabama 86 Georg•a 1' Dav•dson 78 wake Fo re st 76 The league-leadmg SVAC East Carolma 57 VMI 55 Wildcats were paced m the Furman 97 Wtlltam & Mary 80 Geo Wash tngton 66 w va 64 first quarter by Mark Swam's LSU 86 Auburn 75 ' seven pomts wh1le Wayne N C 82 Maryland 73 Tennessee 70 MtSS 51 61 Hesson added SIX Vanderb It 71 MtSS 56 Hannan Trace scored 23 Mtdwesf pomts 10 the th1rd quarter and Bowling Green 94 Esn Mtch 73 added 24 m the fmal stanza Bradley 98 West Texas St 61 Getting double figures for the Ce ntral Mtch 84 Ohto U 83 Ctnctn nat• 95 Brown 71 Wildcats were Swam, hhe Dayton 85 DePaul 71 Evansv 111e 104 DePauw 62 Junwr guard, who 1s the area's He del berg 55 Oentson 51 top scorer, Lusher, 6-1 semor lnd•an a 82 Northwestern 53 Jacksonv lie 89 Il lmotS 86 forward, Hesaon, &-2 JuniOr Kansas St 92 Iowa St 66 forward and Don Wells, 6-0 Kent St 82 westerr, Mtch 66 MarquetTe 71 Loyola Ill 54 semor Swam fmiShed the mghl MemphiS 51 67 Tulsa 64 w1th 32 pomts Lusher had 12, Mtamt 0 7'} Toledo 59 Mtchtgan 86 Iowa 84 (Of } Hesson, 17 and Wells, 13. Mtchtgan St 67 Mtnn 66 Jaye Myers led the V1kmgs N C St 86 Purdue 81 Otterbe n 70 Wrtght St 64 With 14 pomts wh1le Paul Jones S D 80 Augustana 69 Wheaton Coli 105 N Central 81 netted 12 Wtsconstn 69 Oh o St 64 Southwest Abilene Chn sllan 68 A F 67 Ark 86 Texas Chnsttan 74 Aust•n Colt 75 McMurry 67 Colorado 8I MI SSOUri 68 Drake 71 New Mextco Sf 65 Kansas 82 Oklahoma 79 By United Press International New Mextco 54 Colorado St 49 Okranoma St 79 Nebraska 66 Irate Coach Ray Scott of the SM U 79 Baylor 74 Detroit Pistons nsked the Texas A&M 80 Rtee 79 Texas El Paso 63 Wyommg 38 possibility of a $10,000 !me and Texas Tech 85 Texas 81 the forfeiture of a game to West watch h1s team lose to the Ar1zona St 82 Utah 74 Clueago Bulls Sunday, 109-91, Colorado 81 MtSSOUrl 68 Hawa 1 89 St Mary s 69 and left the matter of the fme Oregon 67 Oregon Sf 61 up to National Basketball Portland 83 Idaho 73 UCLA 94 Notf'e Dame 75 Assoctatwn CommiSSIOner Washtngton 88 Seattle 64 Walter Kennedy Hannan Trace h1t 34 of 64 floor attempts for 53 pet and 19 of 31 from the foul lme. Symmes Valley sank 21 of 49 floor shots and mne of 19 from the chanty stripe. HT had !iO rebounds w1th Lusher grabbing 18 In the reserve game, Coach Dan Cornell,s Wtldk1ttens defeated the Vtkings, 58-31 Shaffer topped the wmners w1th 15 pomts Barry had eight for the losers Hannan Trace Will seek its 13th slra1ght Tuesday mght at Kyger Creek Symmes Valley travels to Fatrland !i:YMMES VALLEY (51) - Bennett 3 () 6. Brown 1 2 4, Burcham 1 2 4 Jones 52 12 , J Myers 6 2 14 Quesenberry 1 0 2 J1m Myers 4 0 B Robmson 0 1 l Totals 21 9 51 HANNAN TRACE 187) - Lusher 4 4 12 Hesson Cremeans 0 I I Welts Hall 1 3 5 Halley 1 57 14431 Totals 14-1997 Bv Quarters svmmesVattey 7 18 11 Hannan Trace 23 17 23 8 1 17 6 1 13, Swam 15- 51 24- 87 race with a 55-44 wm over hapless Oh10 Wesleyan , wumer of only one game this season Cap1tal kept pace w1th a 58-47 VIctory over Mount Umon, wmmng the game at the foul lme by h1ttmg on 22 of 36 at· tempts while the Rruders con· verted only three of s1x at. tempi!;. Mar1etta held on to Its hopes for a conference crown w1th a 67-56 wm over Baldwlll· Wallace Oh1o Umvers1ty mamtamed Its hold on the lead m the M•dAmertcan Conference, even though the Bobcats were edged, 84-83 by Central M1ch1gan The Bobcats are 4-1 m conference play, while Bowling Green and Toledo are nght be hind w1th league marks of 3-2. Bowhng Green defeated Eastern Michigan, 94-73, while Toledo fell vtctun, 72-59, to Mtam1, two-time defending champiOn and wmner of two m a row after dropping SIX stratght games Kent State won 1ts first league game, an 82-66 deciSIOn over Western M1ch1gan after bemg told pnor to the game that head coach Frank Tru1tt SIDELINERS CLUB COLUMBUS (UP! ) Former Miami of Ohio football coach B1ll Mallory and Bowlmg Green tailback Paul Miles are among a host of athletes to be honored Apr1l 19 by the Columbus Stdehners Club Mallory, now head coach at the Umverstty of Colorado, w•ll be honored for leadmg M1am1 to an unbeaten season and a Tangerme Bowl v1ctory Scott in trouble Meigs High honor list announced RO CK SPRINGS - The honor rol l of Metgs HtQh School for the thtrd six weeks gradmg penod 1S announced Makmg a grade of B" or above 1n all lhetr sub,ects to be named to the roll were FRESHMEN Cheryl Barnhart Mary Boggs Tamara Blake. Mary Blaett nar Dale Brownmg, Kellee Burdette Kathy Coleman, Elame Cors1, Opal Oyer, Robtn Dewhurst Mark Da'lltS, Paula Etchmger Teresa Ell 1s Connte Ftsh Vanessa Folmer Becky Fultz Sandy Garnes Jul•a Gheen Krm Grueser Trvdy Hall Rona ld Hawkms Gul1e Holt Jayne Hutchrson Cheryl Kennedy Penny Sue Landers Jerry Matson Cathy Meadows , Sandy Methe-ney Larame McEitlaney , Steve McCune, Debra Osborne Fatth Perrm Margaret Provmce Delta Prater Jtm Pockhngton Debra Qu tvey Teresa Riffle Ktm Sebo, Mary Cathenne Smtih Ttm Smtth Debbte Taylor Becky Thomas, Janre Van Meter Duane Weber, Beverly Wilcox, Robert Wtlt , Leah Will. Pamela Of fenberger SOPHOMORES - Albert Banks Jane Bobo Kenny Byer , Sandy Carleton, George Carper Dav td Cote, Karen Coleman G1nger Cullums Mtchae l Davenpor t, Cmdy Eads Elatne Ftsh Scott Fraser, Cher•e Fry , Cmdy Glaze, Crystal Glaze Darla Harper , Andrew Hoover Jtm Hutton Debbte Janey, Tamara Jarrell, Nancy Jeffers, Bonrta Johnson, Debra Kauff Mona Lee King Sammy Lttt le, M1ke Magnotta, Charles Marsha ll , Debra Matson Jeff McKrnney Tammy Mtchael Vickte Moore Kimberley Ohtmger, Larry F'tckens. Jud1th Rad ford , Bruce Reed , Steve Rrfe , Oenn1s Rtflle, Mary Rusche! , Tamra Stanley George Stewart Lrsa Thomas, Greg Van Meter ·Ernest WtH JUNIOR - V1C kt Abbott , Robert Allen. l<.t m Brownmg Terr• Bumgardner , 0Phh•P Camt;)bell Mandy Carder, Marcel la Charles , Jenn•fer Chapman, Charles Conger , Ray;;~nna Cole Rose Colburn. R•chard Couch, Robert Counc I Carla Crtsp Sandra Curtts, F'atnc ta Darst Bonnte Dtllon Belinda Fnend, Bar bara Fultz Cmdr Garnes, Lmda Gerard Mtk.e Haley. Teresa Hayes Debra Hoffman , Sh ern Kauff Carl Kennedy, Chrrsty Hysell, Brran Justtce , Son1a J usltc e't't Anrta Ktng . court vtctol y strmg to 60 games and m 1mpruvmg 1ts record to 15 I The Brums return to PacJfu.:8 play next Saturcla) mgill agamst UmHrsJ ty of Soutlle1 n Ca ltforn1a Notre Ddlllf' nrm 12-1, ls at ~IOillP <1~. 1 1nst Marquette Tuesda} n1 gtJI ln other a(l!On th1r d t<lnk t d North Ca rolin<:~ S1 <~t( do\~J .u d Purdue nG 81, fllll1 '.t llkt·cl Sherry Lane. Nancy Lawrence D1ana Lewts Joel Maue V•rgmta McCun e v 1ctor McCloud Greg McK•nney, Deborah McLaughlin, Peggy Murphy, Jeffrey Musser Annelte NIll. Delbert O'Dell. Cathy Osborne Judith Owens, Becky Pamter , Harry Pett 1t. JoAnn Peyton Barbara Prtce Debr~ Pnddv , Kenneth Rtfe Rtchard Salser, Br 1an Shank, Otana Smith Dantei Taylor, John Thomas Walker, Joy Whtte , LndaAltsa Wtll tams SENIORS - M1ke Bareswtlt Chr•stme Bar ley, Morton Barnes , Da'llld" Barnhart Regma Bmg. Jeff Btrctlfteld, Rtck Bo lin Donna Boyd , Oebbre Burdge, Fred Burney Dtana Carsey, Kerry Chesser Melv1n Larry Coleman Cremeans Helena Darst. Joyce Davis Rtta Davrs, Barbara Demoskey, Paul Eng t 1sh Drnah Erlew tne, Theodore Ftsher Sandra Floccarr Rodney Fre:cker, Conn 1e Garnes, Ventda Gtbbs, Brtdget Goble, Oavtd Grant,Brenda Gress, Dtana Harrtson, lngr1d Haw ley, Maureen Hennessey An tta Hermann, James Wtll, Ronnre Hoffman Chervt Hudson, Jacquel tne Hutlon Mary Janey , Dana Johnson VICk i Kelly, Geneva Krng Ezra Ktser, Debb te Kn 1 ght ~ Mary Krawsczyn , L1onet LeFebre John Lehew, Peggy Lewts, Jeff Ltghtfoot. Kerth Lrtt le Barry Marshall, Mtke May , Bill MC Ktnney, Alan Mills Janet Morrts Mark Morrts, William Myers, Vlck•e Oberholzer Son 1a Ohtmger. Brenda Nelson, T1na Noen , Garv O'Dell, Mark 01ler, Dtana Patnter, Rox•e Pat terson, Debra Pierce. Wayne Pullrns. Chene Reuter , pat Robson Joe Rosenbaum, Sandy Rusche!, Wayne Searles. Albert Smtth, Randall Sn•der, Gorv Snouffer , R1ck Stobart Garv Stone, Davtcf Swtsher, Sherman Whtte . Dav1d Wolfe Brenda Wyatt Hot Filers Locusts cannot fly until the 1 r body temperature reaches about 70 degrees F . The cool of mght stiffens the1r muscles, and they must bask m the sun before takmg wmg Scott was ejected from the game w1th 4 13 remammg m the second penod when referee Bob Rake! called two technical fouls on hun at the same tune Drawmg a second technical means automatic e)ectwn. Scott retrred briefly and then returned to the end of the arena to watch the f1msh of the game m wh1ch the Bulls scored their fourth straight VIctory and ended a fiVe.game Detrmt wummg streak. Scott smd he was unaware of the poSSibility of the fme after the techmcals were called for ''profamty," but he was so aggravated he returned . "Every coach m the league · agrees Ulat 1t's hard to get a fa1r deal In the Ch1cago StadiUm," Scott said He added that Bulls Coach ck Di Motta "has done the same thing" and that he behe\'ed he could prove It. Mottasatd the officials "saw Scott watching, but the referees can't do anythmg about 1t except report 1! to the commissiOner" Rake1 told SCOtt th e report would~ made Th h ch th e Wln, W I gave e Bulls a 1 % game lead on Detr t th · f Ol \ m etr scrap or 'SeCOnd place in the Midwest Di 1so t ed VlSIOn, a urn up an outstanding perfonnance by reserve forward Howard Porter for the Bulls. He scored 21 pomts 1 equalling Bob UJve for h1gh for the Bulls, and Motta satd 'j we've been wattlng for him to play like tlus He can strengthen us · . In other Sunday NBA games, • ~ &..:... 1 t ed Mil UJS nl'6e es rmun waukee, 99--92; Boston beat Kan City 11"98· N y k sas ' .,.. ' ew or topped Atlanta, 111.$; Buffalo whipped Houston 122-108 and ' ' PhoemxdefeateddCaptta), 127107 Jun Pr1ce scored 20 pomts, tncluding two key baskets m . thefmalseSSlonfortheLakers. John Havlicek and Jo Jo White each tallied 16 pomts for Boston as seven Celtlcs hit in double figures. tWn J:lenagen and Sam Lacey netted 17 ap1ece for KC.Qmaha as Nate Archibald was held to two pomts. Earl Monroe uncorked his best pomt production since coming off the s1ck list as he scored!25 pomts for New York, wou ld res1gn at the ~"IId of lht season Ohw State fat led to take advantage of the cool secontlllcJlf of Wtsconsm, ar1d fell G~-M dropping 11 s th11 d B1g IL n ga me after ani}" on e wm The Buckeyes(,llll e to v.Jtlml ftve pomts w1th littl e nJ( II e t~J e~ r1 one mmule lt>fl to plav !.Jut W1sconsw s Car y 1\rul1 1 :-lOll salted 3\\ay the \\ 1n v.1U d layup Cmcmnatt won tb fulU th stra 1ght game ~\Jth a 95-71 \\In over Brown, wttli I lo\d Bu tts geltmg 25 pOHI(S Young stown State snu pped Ak1on 's s1x-game wm strea k with a 78~9 m to" The Z1ps' 6-9 Greg Par nham was bt n ched \\hile the NCAA 1n veshgate s his schu las ll(: ehglbthty after he ll .msfell eu from a JlUl iOr college Dayton b1 oke a two-ga,ne losmg streak v.rth an U5-il \ \Ill over DePaul In other ga mes Satw day mght St .Joseph's t l'a 1 heal Xav1er , 77-71 Malone downed W•lmm glon, 8>-7t f md lay edged Llluffton , B0-78 , 'lay lm (lnd ) defeated Defiance, 7& 71, John Catro ll bested Waslunglon & .Jefferson, R4<>1 Htram edged Case Wesle1 n Reserve 84-83 U1 b.1n" do" ned Ceda" til e 87 79 Central State defea iL>d H111 Grande , 87-63, Wal sh bes l\'cl OhiO Domm1can 81-63 ot terbem got bl WI 1ght Slate 10 64, Heidelberg heat Demson 55-51, Kenyon mpped Wooste1, 81-80, mon t tmw and Ohr 1hn beat Thiel 1Pa 1 72.{)1 Sunday Sl Fran ces got b) S!eubemolle, 43-34 Not th Carolma whipped 4th·ra nked ~aryland, 82-73 Ulh·I anked Marquette routed l.uyula, 71 54 , seventh-ranked 1'rn"ucn l (' beat Rhode Island, 1U-!A, llg httH an ked Vanderbtlt (I 1pp ed MISSISSip pi 71·56, qth 1an ked I ong Beach State drl£ a led Nm the1 n Uhnms, 10671 <Hid lOth ra nked Alabama l~t.~ t (,,•or ~Ia 86-71 F I ~C \\ ht 1c, lllh· rank ed S.:Jlllht r n ( ahfurma dumped l o••lh am 711-60 13th-tanked lndlclll 1 r IP!WU N01 U1western, 1\2- 1 ~ 14th 1 a n ked South I '" uh na 111p ped Se ton Hall, 7:>74 16-1ank.-~d W1sconstn beat <''' '" Sl,tle 69-64, 17th-ranked K.tusc~s edged Oklahoma, 82-79, lfith-r a nked Ar1zona State do\\'" d Utah 82 74, 19th· 'onk ccl I <'xasEI Paso \\alloped W; ummg, 68 38, a nd 20th 1nnkrd MHiugan clipped Iowa, 8(,-84 P•IL, bw gh , 12th ranked na· IIOI!a li) WO II ICS 15th stralgfll g.1 me Sunday With an 83-61 rout of PPnn Stdte Pitt's wmmng strGl.f. 1s the longest among rn.IJ(•T col legrs ENJOY GOOD EATING and lOll UGlY' t:AT! TRIM POUNDS & INCHES NO CRISH OlliS • NO STRENUOUS EKERtiS[S Lose I 0 20 30 po unds and more of e~ce ss werght Appednne a remarkabl e Iril le tahlct est ton co n t~ ns Qlle of the strong dr et •1 ds a vailt~ble Without prescnp Start I Os J !l ~ wcrghl very f1rst day ve always fo low thrs ex traordmary Have lh"' s' rn trrrn fr gure you want erJ ,, ~ ~nu easy slrmm ng piJn £n1oy eatmg 3 meals and 3 ~n ;~ c k~ e;er~ day Don't go hungry as ug lv fat dJsappeil'S las t from wa1st tummy lhtghs legs everywhere Appe dnne 1s full y guarantee d You lose werght last ~tart111g ver y frrst day or your money b<lck without ques t ron Gel Appedrlna at your druggrs t today NElSO N > DRUGST ORE POMEROY :lOfl E MA IN - - ~----- N. W. COMPTON, 0. 0. • OPTOM ETR 1ST two shy of teammate WaIt Frazier's output agamst Atlanta OFFI CE HO UR S 9 30 TO 12. ? TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON T HU RS i - EA Sl COURT cT , POMER OY Bonds are for cashing in on an education. Couple wed August '73 MISS Diane F McClure, daughter of Mrs N1da McClure of Albany and the late Carl E McClure, and Robert C Paulsen, son of Mrs Clara Paulsen of Hemloc~ Grove and the late George F Paulsen, were wuted m marr1age on Aug. 4, 1973 at 6 30 p m at the Albany Unoted Methodist Church. The Rev Howard Mayne offiCiated at the ceremony w1th the brtde bemg gtven m marrtage by her brother, Wilham E. McClure For her weddmg she wore a wh1 te br1dal satm gown of emp1re styling completely overlaid w1th lace It was fashtoned w1th a hemline satm ruffle, lace sleeves with pearl button closmg, and pearl accented bod1ce tr1m The bnde's net ve1l was gathered to a pearl seed accented satm bow, and she camed a nosegay of pmk, green and white carnattons and stephanotis w1th wh1te streamers For her wddmg, the bride wore a locket wh1ch had been worn by her mother on her weddmg day The locket was an engagement g1ft from the bnde's father to her mother Matron of honor for the bnde was her sister-m-la\\, Mrs. W1lham \Lana) McClure of Albany. She wore a floor length emptre gown of mmt green dotted sw•ss It featured a hemhne ruffle and puffed sleeves She wore a mmt green ve1l and earned a bouquet of pmk and green carnations The flower g1rls were Miss Andrea McClure, Albany, mece of the bnde , and M1ss Cynthia Hazelton of Seaman, mece of the groom. They were both Ill pmk dotted SWISS dresses styled hke the one worn by the matron of honor , and had small pink veils They earned baskets of pmk car· natwns and stephanotis Charles Paulsen, Hillsboro, served as best man for h1s brother The rmg bearers were Master Timothy Boggess of Albany, cousm of the br1de, and Master Chr1s Paulsen of Hillsboro, nephew of the groom Ushers were Dav1d Dame! of Albany, cousm of the· br1de, and T R Cullums, Hemlock Grove POLLY'S POINTERS Milk stains are stubborn Several fu nd ra1 s tn g pr UJecls 1ncludtng a basketBy Polh Crame1 ball ga me Tuesday mghl at 7 p m at th e school were {::::::::::::::::::::;,:;::·::::::·: :::·::: ::;:.;::::::::::::::.:::::::.:.;,:;:.::;:: . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.· .. . pl anned dur 1ng a recen t meehng of the 1 uppers Plams Boos ters at the schoo l . .. how The game tomorrow mght to remove nulk stams from dark woodwork Even full will be between the Booster All strength elcanmg products do not do the JOb So far I Stars and the Tuppers Plam s ·· ha ve cn ly been able to scratc~tpe area w1th an :·: JUmor hr gh Admi ssion will be ~!: abrasive pad but th1s 1s not •atosfactorv It leaves 50 cenl" fur adulls and 25 cenl'i marks and IS tune-<:onswn mg - MRS F I C for children Also planned fm February DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve co ncerns the s1ze of ca ns of v. as <1 Jitney suppe1 ;md an art tnsect spray I do not see why lhey cannot have small sizes so one could be kept m the car to combat fll es or even stmgmg msects that often become a hazard to safe drmng A spray that would not hm m tl1e upholstery or otherwise stam the mtcr10r would help - JOANNE DEAR POLLY - I thmk I have a solutiOn fot Elonmc 's Officers and membet s of scorched blouse The latmdry gmde that came ¥.Jth my \\asher Dre" Webster Post 39 of the says that for scorch stams one should launder w1th deter gent ami 1\mencan Leg 10n were among a bleach that 1s sa fe for that particula r fabn c When scotch 1s seve1ctl hundred legwnnau es heav1er cover slam w1th a cloth dampened \Uth hydrogen and laU1es of the aux1lmry from peroxide, cover tins with a dry cloth and press w1th a hot 1ron th1 oug hout the state who atRmse wCII One v.ord of cautwn - severe scm ch often cannot bf' tended th e Ohw Arnertcan removed because the fabnc 1s damaged I do hope th1s helps Legwn s rmnual M1d-Wmter CATHY Conference at th e Rhodes DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Bonme a free and sunplc (_e nter m Cohunbu s Sundl;i} answer to her problem \\lth Iron scorch on a nylon blouse It 1s Jan 2i U1e good old sun When an article IS scorched while 1romng I'O Durm g the meetmg, Comahead and f1msh the jOb Then hang 1! on the sunshme for a wh 1le marHier George Nesselbroad and the stu1's rays should draw out the scorch mark This has Paul ( a;o;c 1 Ft ank Vaugh ~1 n worked for me even when the marks have been old ones The Kenm Ha11 1s rtnd Edga 1 ttcm does not necessarily have to be hung outdoors but can be put Vanlnwage n of the Pomeroy by a wmdow that the sun shmes through I hupe lh1s w11l help Post v-~1 ~.: lu 1efed bv American others , too - MELBA Leg10n Nat mnal Commander DEAR GIRLS - Do remember that the color and fabric have Robe• I F~ I Ea ton of much to do \\ 1th the suctess or failure or any such Pomters Orten Mar} land on the p1 ograms and one wrong may be righted and another created. Be sure pohc1es of the Amer u:an ~LWAVS to test an ineonspl'cuous spot before trying anythmg. l.egmn whtch have nC:ltJOnal Some author1t1es suggest a solution of one part hydrogen Slgnlflran ce perox1de jnot ha1r bleach) and three parts water, let scorcht•d Natton 11 ('ununander Eaton art1clc soak m 1t and then nnse well. Some fabrics reqm~ only washmg w1lh detergent to remove scorch. Testing is Important not only for the statu but the garment color and fabri c. POLLY DEAR POLLY - Those who do crewel embrmdery work A luncheon 111 t Llcbr<ttiUn of fmd that a s1mple way to keep the colo rs of wool separated 1s to lhe ' fi rs t dlliHve r sen y uf U1e use those ties that come w1th plastic food "rap bags Each cul m can he tied separately and the shade or numbe1 marked on the Rel1red Se n101 Volunteer Program 1n Me1gs County w1ll l1e - DOLORES be held Thu1sd<~y dt 1 p m at tlle Metgs Inn ~.:':~ D;:;;:,~~~h~~~~e~=~me M r and Mrs Robert C Paulsen Guests were registered by Miss Jane Hazelton of Seaman, mece of the groom and the organist was Mrs Dav1d Turnll of Albany A receptiOn was held followmg the weddmg at the Albany Grange Hall Hostesses were Mrs Everett Boggess and Mrs Walter Dame! of Albany, both aunts of the brtde, Mrs J ames Hazelton of Seaman , Siste r of the groom , and Mrs Charles Paulsen of Hillsboro Followmg a weddmg tnp to Noagara Falls , USA an d Canada, the couple reside on Clara Avenue m Albany The bnde IS a second grade teacher at Albany Elementary The groom IS a budget analyst at Ohio Umvers1ty Food for Americans Apple Brissac spices menu "'II By Aileen Claire ThiS Is an •deal tune of year to spiCe up a meal woth an apple dessert An Apple Bnssae combmes the very cookable Washmgton Golden Dehcwus apple m a bed of whipped cream, topped wlttlsponge cake Des{nte the constant talk about d1etmg Amencans still love the1r desserts and th1s IS one to please the most dlscrlmlDea dhne for entermg the natmg Amertcan H1story Month APPLES BR!SSAC Contest sponsored by the Ohio Sponge Cake: Society, Daughters of the 1\', cups sifted cake flour American RevolutiOn, and the 11'.. tsp. baking powder local chapter, Return Jonathan 'I• tsp. salt Meigs, IS Fnday 6 egg yolks The subject for this year's 1 cup sugar essay cont€st IS 'Ch1ld of 1 tsp. vanilla 1774, " an tmagmed ch1ld, who \2 cup bolling water can be compared to one or Apples: today 3 Washington State apples Essays for students m the '!, cup sugar 3/a eup water f1fth and Sixth grades are to be I tbsp. lemon JUice Dash salt 1 tsp vanilla FACTS• 3 to 4 drops red food coloring Garnlsb· \2 cup wbipping cream 1 tbsp. sugar \2 cup sliced almonds CAKE Resift flour with baking powder and salt Beat egg yolks Gradually beat In sugar, contmue beatmg until very thiCk, about o mmutes Blend m van11la Fold m half the flour m1xture, then half the water QuiCkly blend m ACCIJI d1ng th US remammg flour and water Geological Survey Turn mto ungreased 9-mch hydrologi st:-;, man ts pre spring form pan. Bake m slow sently ab le to utilm~ nO t m01e oven ( 300 degrees F ) about 40 than Ollfl pc1 cent of lhe APPLE BRISSAC with whipped cream and sponge cake os a wmner mmutes, until cake sprmgs worlds total supply of wate• back when touched lightly m I he World Almanac notes center Invert over wrre rack zv ex- e) o c~~-:-):'..:·~;: Most of the world s water TUESDAY SENIOR CITIZENS th e P.Sitmate rs more than 97 and cool. Remove from pan COMBINED meetmg, board per cent - Js m the oceans WASHINGTON (UP!) APPLES Pare, core and of trustees and past com- Three Ohto congressmen have ctnd th erefore Sdlty About 2 halve apples lengthwise manders of Drew Webster Post been "zero" by the Na tiOnal per cen t ol the w<~1 er 1s Combme sugar, water, lemon 39, Amencan Leg10n, at the Council of Semor Citizens on locked up m the 1ce caps of ~ jwce, salt, vanilla and food :;: post home. dmner at 7 30 p m the bas1s of the1r votmg on 10 G1C.'cnland <Jnd Antarctica colormg, heat to botllr-g, Making It Legal MEIGS COUNTY Pwneer measures concern1ng the sllrrmg until sugar IS on a bst of SIX elderly Included Although 1! IS cuslomar; and H1stor1cal Society, 1 30 d1ssolved Add apples, and ror a woman to assume her ·senators and 29 represenMONDAY p m Tuesday at the Musewn, poach gently until tender, husband 's name 1 shr 1s untatives the council released IZAAK WALTON League's Butternut Ave, Pomeroy Mrs turmng and basting often der no legal obhgatwn to as · Remove apples Boil syrup annual "white elephant sale" Mae Mora of Chester to present Saturday were OhiO Re- sume her husband 's name down to v, cup Remove from Dinner at 7 p m. for members the program on "Our Local publica n Reps Tennyson when she marne s Guyer , Walter E Powell and heat, and spoon slowly over and w1ves Everyone 1s to take Rehgwus Hentage. •• John M Ashbrook The council cooled cake. Arrange apples something for the sale WEDNF.'IDAY satd the co ngressmen had around edge of cake Whip BEND 0' THE RIVER SOUP SUPPER, sand- " 1gr10red the needs of the cream w1th remammg Garden Club, 7 30 p m , home wtches, pte at Pythian Sister elderly " tablespoon sugar Spread of Mrs. Chlorus Grmun. Mrs Hall, Wilkesville, 12 noon to 8 around top and Sides of cake Bernice Carpenter to g1ve pm Pat almonds mto cream devotions. WILDWOOD Garden Club, Makes I (9-mch) cake Quaker Guns OH KAN Coin Club meeting, Mmersv1lle, 7:30 p m at x - Preferred vanety A quaker gun IS a dummy soc1al rooms, Columbus and Washmgton Golden Delietous Southern Ohio Electric Co., Colwnbus and Southern Ohw p1ece of art1Uery usually of Co Cookmg wood placed m a manner to or Wmesap. Middleport Social hour, Electnc Irading sesawn starting at 7 demonstration, meeting to dece•ve the enemy The term p.m. preceding meeting With follow Roll call, New Year's refers to the Quaker doctrme or nonreststance out of town com dealers resolutwn AUTO WORKERS present to buy, sell and trade BROOK PARK, Dhlo material. Plans fill' spring coin (UP!)- Negohatwns conshow to be made Com auction tinued over the weekend m an and refreshments followmg BIRTII RATE attempt to avert a strike by CINCINNATI (UP! ) meeting. All area res1dents some 10,000 United Auto m the e1ght trH<tate Births mterested welcome Workers at two Ford Motor Co. of the Cancmnall counties POMEROY Chamber of engme plants and a fowulry Commerce Monday at noon at metropolitan area m 1973 was here scheduled for 2 p.m. Me1gs Inn down 5 6 per cent from the today Company off1cwls said OHIO Association of Pubbc preVIous year, the Greater the strike coulrl close pro- School Employes,'Chapter 17, Cmcmnah Hosp1tal Council ductiOn Imes serosa the nation 7:30p.m. at Me1gs Junior H1gh reported Saturday The council within two weeks because all cafeteria, Middleport All said the rota! of 24,677 births Ill the maJor parts fill' Ford's members urged to attend the area last year represented small engines are produced at F1eld representahve to be the lowest b1rth rate smce th~ BEmR STOP & SEE HIM NOW! the pla~ts here depressiOn of the early 1930s present 'Child of 1774' theme of essay 1- Social I . .~! Calendad My Office Will Be Closed Feb. 1 to Feb. 18 J. J. Davis, M.D. that's where U_S. Savings Bonds come in handy. For a lot of people, Bonds can make the difference between ,going to college o_r going to work. U.S. Savings Bonds. See .. . you're learning_ already. •tJSGo,.,f • • • .. ., r " CECIL ftOSEBERRY PENNZOIL RACINE, OHIO Has A Big Giveaway! Thke . stock m_Nnerica. li nt ••• < • • •· .J ' show and book fa1r, the latter on li'eb 11 The change 1n school ttme effective today was d•scussed School begm at 9 15 and be dismissed at 4 p m Homer E Cole pres1ded at the meeting wh1ch opened w1th pra yer by the Rev Hobert Sanders "'II Shdes on hts tnp to the Holy Land "ere shown by John Rrebe l , superin tendent Refreshments w~re served by the srxth grade room mothers Attend conference WORLD ALMANAC It takes more than brains to get an education. It takes money, too. And Basketball game a~ Tuppers Plains set 300 to 600 words m length Those from the seventh and e~ghth grades are to be 600 to 1,000 words All e~says are JUdged by the sponsormg DAR chapters and the f1rst pl ace wmners m each grade \.\Ill go mto state competition Essays w1ll be judged uo h1stortcal accuracy, C:ldherence to the subjec t, on gu•al1ty, mteres t, nea tness, spelling c.tnd punctuatwn They are to be handwntten 111 Ink A bibliography of all boo ks, pamphlets, new spa per and magazme articles, letters, etc used as references tn wnhng the essay must be mcluded accordmg to the rules Essays are to be sent to Mrs Clarence Struble, E Mam St, Pomeroy ts a retired Air Force ma Jor general Yrho now heads h1s own publi c relatwns and management consulttng f1rm 10 Washmgton, D C Other speakers at the confere nce were Congressman Tennyson Guyer representing Olu o s Fourth Congressional D1sti JCt, Franklin County Co mm on Pleas Judge Fredenck T Williams, Col Robert M Chia ramonte, Supt of the OhiO State Highway Patrol, and Mrs Gocrge E Sa llot, pres1dent of the Oh10 Amencan LegiOn Auxiliary J'he conference was under the d1rectwn of David A Cl upper of Portsmouth, state com mander of the 127,000 member Oh10 Amer1can I..egwn First anniversary noted RSVP a fede1 ai!J fun ded program, spunsured locd ll} by the Me1 g~ Coun t" I ounu l on Agmg, 1s de:-~1gn~d pltrndi II} to keep persons .rc ttvt: 111 the1r 1etu emcnt yca 1s lo date there a1e 120 uc l1 ve vol unteers servmg tn 11 stalJOns Mt s Pea rl Weikel 1s director of RSVP SAi,;E WOMEN'S SHOES Connre Mt ss Wonderful and Tnos and Thorn MeAn %PRICE $999to$1799 Reg heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 PACKAGE POLICY fOTAL COVERAGE Our comp lete comprehensive hom eowners' poltcy covers loss due to ftre. theft, storm damage, more. 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Sports, ~"d1tor somebodv new challengmg him everyltme he disposes of the NEW YL)nK ( UPl 1 \o u ' P h! ard uf gu)s lea\ mg the1r ftght prevwus one, UCLA. with the 111 thL ~' r1111r 111 thf til rssmg room, but whents the last tnnc you qu1ckest guns west of the t'\ t'l h t~.n d 11f one k<l\ m g 11m et IV stud iO) Atlantic Ocean, nddled UP" ft1L 1 r .1 7 ll'l rna\ hcnt.• ldt h1 s th ere last \\ eek start Notre Dame I tid\ l' tiH' dt:;tmd ft chng tw did Saturday mght w1th one of l il~ r t ar L ::;o n1~ thu 1gs 111 Uus wm ld vou Simply cant run a \'Ia} co ll ege basketball 's most f1 ur H t'nc of them be tng MulMmm rul Ah s hghtnmg qwck left devastat on g displays of h tnd md thL ot hl'l Jus mouth and tt stnkes me Joe Fraztcr as nbou t lu ft nd thdt out tomght wiJPn the Madison Square Gal den house \11 hts dun the be ll sotmd s fm rowtd one and he s m there 1'oday 's S .,. ~.:',! . n ara. d e :·; ell ! ,l\unt n1tl1 t he one man he'd love to grmJ mt o little pieces- but • .111 t llns fw ht llkt> most nUw r s, f~u ' es to be settled on condition Pll\ S\( ~11~ , the1e 1sn t .1 lot to\{ hoosc between the 32-~ear-old All md tilt 30-year-o ld F'1 d l !CI Both have worked slavishly to gtt lhunsr lves back to \\ here they were at 25 and have surU'ellul to :1 nnraculous del:!rct: w1thm the hnutat10ns of nature U1ffcrent Stor) T'!llotJOfldil), though, 1t s nn entirely diffe rent story :\1uhtliiHJJ<lcl J\ll s,.lw ~ d ISon stra ight He knows precisely what he I1.1S to do and til e best \\<IV to do 1t W1th Joe Frazier tt's sowcth mg t•lse agatn ll~t k•elmg I get 1s th at he stil l !1asn t swept that ternble IK•atmg hr too k from (,eorgc Fr r ~man out of hts mmd The fri'hru.; I get 1s he \\as fm the1 e111barrassed by \\hat happened \\ lwn he allo\\ eel Ah to guatl lJLlll mto Wc dne sda~ s episode m that trle HSJOII st udw ll1e feeh ng I also gel IS that Muhanunad Ah w11l be about as supcrwr to Joe FrazJei tomght as 1\'llarm was to Mmnesota m the Supet Bowl two weeks back, and thaltlll be all over b) the Sixth round, mavbc ear her, wi th Fraz1et 's handlers huddhng cmx wu sl~ over htm and th e 1 eferee holdmg All's hand aloft K1ddw ~ \\Jth 1\h a few days ago Ft az1er asked h1m whether he lr~u nc d arn tlnng b"i looking dl the ftlm of thetr first ftght three ) t at s '!go 1\l t chdn t answer dtrectl v, but lhe fact 1s he has learned a great n1 1ny thm g~ about Fraz1er llr lea rned Smoking .Joe doesn't always smoke For all his aggr essJ\e ness, Frazier goes mto leg-weary 'slumps" along the \\ ctv Along wtth that, he s even easter to h1t than All unagmed ami II ten one other llung- -a little detail wh1ch could turn out to be the key 111 tomght's contest-Joe Frazier IS so naturally .w gr ess1ve , he's a lways gm ng forwar<l that he doesn't know ho\o\ to mo\ e back r H.td he been able to do so, had he been ca pable of covermg up a11<l IJa ckpedahng, he mtght ve lasted longer wolh George Fm ('man Good Laugh (,f'tllllg hack to Wedn esday's bt aw l m the studto, though, one good laugh dtd come out of 1!, I thmk, m hght of those $5,000 fmes pl.tstet ed upon both Ah and FraZier by Edwm B Dooley, dlcHTilla/1 of th e New York State Athlehc Conumsston One of the reasons for the hnes , Dooley explamed w1th a pedcctly st• mght face, was because the two fighters "demeaned th e SfJO I t ol boxmg ' Now, I ask you , ho\\ could anyon e possibly demean boxmg '' Sometlung else puzzles me, too VIrtually everyone 1Aho wltm•ssed the Wednesday flar eup bet,.een Ail and Frazier agreed 1! " ts no phonv, It was authentic enough so that e1ther one of the fi ghters could have broken a vertebra tn his back while fallmg off th e \\ ooden platform they started on Only those who weren't the1 e ms1ste d 1! was a put-up JOb They (hdn t s~ 1t , but somehow they knew 1t v.as contrived What these skeptics really show IS that they don't know Joe F1 az1e1 Muhanunad Ali Will do anythmg for a prank, a gag or a guunuck .Joe Fraz1e1 ..on't He'd never premeditatedly be a I" ' I of any stunt hke Wednesday 's- hrst because 11 goes agamst In s bas1c thinkmg and second because he doesn't have the uuag mallveness to thmk up somethmg like that on unpulse Thol 's why he was embarrassed about the whole thmg later fhal s why he apologiZed, and that's why I think 1t d1d somethmg to Ins confidence ' t All those who are so sure Joe Fraz1er was 'play actmg" Wednesday remmd me of that Aesop's fable tn which an entet lamCI goes up on a stage and un1tates the squeal of a p1g so faithfully that th e audience a pplauds him enthustasllcally Then an amateur walks up and offers a sun1lar performance but h1s showmg IS deemed so poor, the crowd boots hun off the stclge Before leavmg though, he pulls his coat open and shows he ha s a teal p1g under 1! which he has been pmching . Aesop saod the mOI al of all !Ius IS that cnttes are not always to be depended upon Anothe1 way of saymg that IS sometunes peop le don't even recogmze the truth when 1t's nght there Ill f1 ont of them Redmen drop 87-63 baule The Central State Bulldogs handed Roo Grande College ots third straight hardwood defeat, 87-63, on the wonners boards Saturday noght The v1ctory left Central State woth a 6-.10 season mark Rw Grande dropped to7-9 on the year l'entra l State led 43-32 durmg thf! halft1me mtermJSSion l11e llulldogs "ere paced by Ray By• d's 31 pomts Jmuny Noc led RIO's attack woth 16 pomts Jun Stewart added' 12 and Dan Bollmger 10 R10 h1t 25 of 71 attempts from the field for 35 2 pet The Hedmen were 13 of 23 at the fuu l circles for :i6 5 pet RIO had 32 1ebounds, Stewart pulled do>m 12 and Noe 11 The Hedmen couumlted 24 costly turnovers Central State hit a s•zzlmg 43 of 81 f1eldgoal attempts for 531 WRESTLING INVITATIONAL ASHLAND, Oh10 (UP I )Ash land College scored 109 " pomts here Saturday to take fi rst place m 1ts own mvrt atJOnal wrestltng meet Fo ll owmg the Eagles was Eastern llhn01s w1th 901'.. pomts \\Ilh Mount Unton hmshm g th1rd Akron Uruvers•ty was SIXth and Heldel~g ranked lllJJ 1n the meet pet The wmners were one of one at the foul hne The Bulldogs had 40 rebounds Jess.e Reams pulled down 14 State had 22 turnovers R10 w11l play at T1ffln Wed nesday m a M1d-Oh1o Con£erence game Saturday's box RIO GRANDE (63)- Sm th I 0 2 Fausnaugh Morgan I 0 2 Noe 4 0 8 6 4 16 Stewart 52 12 Bol l1nger 3 4 10 Lam bert 1 1 J Albanese 3 2 8 Sw 1nehart 1 0 2 TOTALS 2S I J -63 CENTRAL STATE 187) Wtll1ams 1 0 2 Brown 6 0 12 t>m llh 7 0 14 Jackson 4 0 e Reams 50 10 Eatv 3 0 6 Byrd 15 1 31 Sievers I 0 2 Spencer 1 0 2 TOTALS 43 1-87 Halft1me score- Central 43 R 10 32 Cabmct Re)ectee Ruger Brooke T a n e y of Mat yland was the first Cabmet appomtee rejected by the U S Senate Taney was proposed by P1 es1dent Jackson for s e c r e 1n r v of the {!f' ,lStlf\ ~ ''1 !R:3l • College results By Umt ed Press InternatiOnal Ea s t Boston U 75 Northeastern 65 Bu c knell 56 Lehtgh 55 Cans us 89 La Sal le 81 Connect •cut 67 Vermont 60 Dt ckmson 80 Haverford 75 Ge neva 73 Bethany 67 Ho ly Cross 13 Geo rgetown 70 llha ca Co li 74 Hobart 60 John Carrol l 84 Wash & Jeff 61 Manhatlan 82 Navy 66 Nt agara 72 Army 64 Penn St 73 Duquesne 63 Provtd enc e 78 R I 64 Queens 70 MIT 64 RPI 62 NY Tech 61 Roch ester 87 Sf Lawrence 17 Rutger s 85 ColiJmbta 63 St John s 76 Dar tmouth 62 St Joseph Pa 77 Xavter 71 Slppry Rock 89 Lock Haven 69 S C 75 Seto n Ha lt 7.:1 Southern Cal 70 Fordham 60 Syracuse 76 Mass 60 Temple 75 Hofstra 56 Trm tly Co l 70 Coas t Guard 64 Wd ltam s 72 Amherst 61 prectsJOn and power. Stung by the lnsh, 71-70, ooly a week before in South Bend, Ind , while havmg therr record 88-game wmn mg stre~k snaP" ped, the Bnnns roared back on their home court behind B1ll Walton 's 32-pomt performance to deflate Notre Dame 94-7o Walton, 5-foot-ll, two.tune Player of the Year, was about as good as a player can be, - The Dati¥ Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Jan 28, 1974 • ID h1ttmg 16 of 19 held goal attempts, dommatmg the backboards w1th ll rebounds and shuttmg off Notre Dame's offensove penetratiOn before fouhng out w1th 5 35 left Seventeen-year old 6-foot-5 freshman Marques JohllliOn proved that coach John Wooden 's Brums have no mtenllon of droppmg from the top after Walton 's departure at the end of the season Strong Rebound Johnson, who earned the start w1th a 20-pomt per· formance agamst Santa Clara Fnday mgh t, gave the Brums stronger reboundmg and some sparklmg offense With 16 pomts, 14m the second half UCLA led by as many as 28 pomts m runnmg 1Is home Wittenberg upset, 53-49 By Umled Press International OhiO Northern snapped the 12-game wm streak of Wit· tenberg, ranked 12th among the small colleges, and threw the Ohm Conference mto another t1e Saturday rught Ohw Northern, down :!S-23 at halftune, roared back m the second half to he the game and went ahead of the Tigers on a three-pomt play by Al Donhoff to take a 5349 wm The loss dropped Wittenberg mto a he w1th Muskingwn at &1on top of the Dh10 Conference, w1th Cap1tal percentage pomts behmd woth a :>-1 mark and Mar1etta also m the picture w1th a 4-1 record Wittenberg dropped 1ts season opener, then reeled off 12 straight wms Ohw Northern IS 12-5 overall and 8-3 111 the conference Muskmgum stayed m the H-T now 12-0 Hannan Trace's talented Wildcats Foiled to their 12th stratght victory w1thout a loss Saturday mght with an impressive 87-51league wm 1over the Symmes Valley V1kmgs Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats jwnped mto a 23-7 lead at the end of the ftrst penod and were South never headed Alabama 86 Georg•a 1' Dav•dson 78 wake Fo re st 76 The league-leadmg SVAC East Carolma 57 VMI 55 Wildcats were paced m the Furman 97 Wtlltam & Mary 80 Geo Wash tngton 66 w va 64 first quarter by Mark Swam's LSU 86 Auburn 75 ' seven pomts wh1le Wayne N C 82 Maryland 73 Tennessee 70 MtSS 51 61 Hesson added SIX Vanderb It 71 MtSS 56 Hannan Trace scored 23 Mtdwesf pomts 10 the th1rd quarter and Bowling Green 94 Esn Mtch 73 added 24 m the fmal stanza Bradley 98 West Texas St 61 Getting double figures for the Ce ntral Mtch 84 Ohto U 83 Ctnctn nat• 95 Brown 71 Wildcats were Swam, hhe Dayton 85 DePaul 71 Evansv 111e 104 DePauw 62 Junwr guard, who 1s the area's He del berg 55 Oentson 51 top scorer, Lusher, 6-1 semor lnd•an a 82 Northwestern 53 Jacksonv lie 89 Il lmotS 86 forward, Hesaon, &-2 JuniOr Kansas St 92 Iowa St 66 forward and Don Wells, 6-0 Kent St 82 westerr, Mtch 66 MarquetTe 71 Loyola Ill 54 semor Swam fmiShed the mghl MemphiS 51 67 Tulsa 64 w1th 32 pomts Lusher had 12, Mtamt 0 7'} Toledo 59 Mtchtgan 86 Iowa 84 (Of } Hesson, 17 and Wells, 13. Mtchtgan St 67 Mtnn 66 Jaye Myers led the V1kmgs N C St 86 Purdue 81 Otterbe n 70 Wrtght St 64 With 14 pomts wh1le Paul Jones S D 80 Augustana 69 Wheaton Coli 105 N Central 81 netted 12 Wtsconstn 69 Oh o St 64 Southwest Abilene Chn sllan 68 A F 67 Ark 86 Texas Chnsttan 74 Aust•n Colt 75 McMurry 67 Colorado 8I MI SSOUri 68 Drake 71 New Mextco Sf 65 Kansas 82 Oklahoma 79 By United Press International New Mextco 54 Colorado St 49 Okranoma St 79 Nebraska 66 Irate Coach Ray Scott of the SM U 79 Baylor 74 Detroit Pistons nsked the Texas A&M 80 Rtee 79 Texas El Paso 63 Wyommg 38 possibility of a $10,000 !me and Texas Tech 85 Texas 81 the forfeiture of a game to West watch h1s team lose to the Ar1zona St 82 Utah 74 Clueago Bulls Sunday, 109-91, Colorado 81 MtSSOUrl 68 Hawa 1 89 St Mary s 69 and left the matter of the fme Oregon 67 Oregon Sf 61 up to National Basketball Portland 83 Idaho 73 UCLA 94 Notf'e Dame 75 Assoctatwn CommiSSIOner Washtngton 88 Seattle 64 Walter Kennedy Hannan Trace h1t 34 of 64 floor attempts for 53 pet and 19 of 31 from the foul lme. Symmes Valley sank 21 of 49 floor shots and mne of 19 from the chanty stripe. HT had !iO rebounds w1th Lusher grabbing 18 In the reserve game, Coach Dan Cornell,s Wtldk1ttens defeated the Vtkings, 58-31 Shaffer topped the wmners w1th 15 pomts Barry had eight for the losers Hannan Trace Will seek its 13th slra1ght Tuesday mght at Kyger Creek Symmes Valley travels to Fatrland !i:YMMES VALLEY (51) - Bennett 3 () 6. Brown 1 2 4, Burcham 1 2 4 Jones 52 12 , J Myers 6 2 14 Quesenberry 1 0 2 J1m Myers 4 0 B Robmson 0 1 l Totals 21 9 51 HANNAN TRACE 187) - Lusher 4 4 12 Hesson Cremeans 0 I I Welts Hall 1 3 5 Halley 1 57 14431 Totals 14-1997 Bv Quarters svmmesVattey 7 18 11 Hannan Trace 23 17 23 8 1 17 6 1 13, Swam 15- 51 24- 87 race with a 55-44 wm over hapless Oh10 Wesleyan , wumer of only one game this season Cap1tal kept pace w1th a 58-47 VIctory over Mount Umon, wmmng the game at the foul lme by h1ttmg on 22 of 36 at· tempts while the Rruders con· verted only three of s1x at. tempi!;. Mar1etta held on to Its hopes for a conference crown w1th a 67-56 wm over Baldwlll· Wallace Oh1o Umvers1ty mamtamed Its hold on the lead m the M•dAmertcan Conference, even though the Bobcats were edged, 84-83 by Central M1ch1gan The Bobcats are 4-1 m conference play, while Bowling Green and Toledo are nght be hind w1th league marks of 3-2. Bowhng Green defeated Eastern Michigan, 94-73, while Toledo fell vtctun, 72-59, to Mtam1, two-time defending champiOn and wmner of two m a row after dropping SIX stratght games Kent State won 1ts first league game, an 82-66 deciSIOn over Western M1ch1gan after bemg told pnor to the game that head coach Frank Tru1tt SIDELINERS CLUB COLUMBUS (UP! ) Former Miami of Ohio football coach B1ll Mallory and Bowlmg Green tailback Paul Miles are among a host of athletes to be honored Apr1l 19 by the Columbus Stdehners Club Mallory, now head coach at the Umverstty of Colorado, w•ll be honored for leadmg M1am1 to an unbeaten season and a Tangerme Bowl v1ctory Scott in trouble Meigs High honor list announced RO CK SPRINGS - The honor rol l of Metgs HtQh School for the thtrd six weeks gradmg penod 1S announced Makmg a grade of B" or above 1n all lhetr sub,ects to be named to the roll were FRESHMEN Cheryl Barnhart Mary Boggs Tamara Blake. Mary Blaett nar Dale Brownmg, Kellee Burdette Kathy Coleman, Elame Cors1, Opal Oyer, Robtn Dewhurst Mark Da'lltS, Paula Etchmger Teresa Ell 1s Connte Ftsh Vanessa Folmer Becky Fultz Sandy Garnes Jul•a Gheen Krm Grueser Trvdy Hall Rona ld Hawkms Gul1e Holt Jayne Hutchrson Cheryl Kennedy Penny Sue Landers Jerry Matson Cathy Meadows , Sandy Methe-ney Larame McEitlaney , Steve McCune, Debra Osborne Fatth Perrm Margaret Provmce Delta Prater Jtm Pockhngton Debra Qu tvey Teresa Riffle Ktm Sebo, Mary Cathenne Smtih Ttm Smtth Debbte Taylor Becky Thomas, Janre Van Meter Duane Weber, Beverly Wilcox, Robert Wtlt , Leah Will. Pamela Of fenberger SOPHOMORES - Albert Banks Jane Bobo Kenny Byer , Sandy Carleton, George Carper Dav td Cote, Karen Coleman G1nger Cullums Mtchae l Davenpor t, Cmdy Eads Elatne Ftsh Scott Fraser, Cher•e Fry , Cmdy Glaze, Crystal Glaze Darla Harper , Andrew Hoover Jtm Hutton Debbte Janey, Tamara Jarrell, Nancy Jeffers, Bonrta Johnson, Debra Kauff Mona Lee King Sammy Lttt le, M1ke Magnotta, Charles Marsha ll , Debra Matson Jeff McKrnney Tammy Mtchael Vickte Moore Kimberley Ohtmger, Larry F'tckens. Jud1th Rad ford , Bruce Reed , Steve Rrfe , Oenn1s Rtflle, Mary Rusche! , Tamra Stanley George Stewart Lrsa Thomas, Greg Van Meter ·Ernest WtH JUNIOR - V1C kt Abbott , Robert Allen. l<.t m Brownmg Terr• Bumgardner , 0Phh•P Camt;)bell Mandy Carder, Marcel la Charles , Jenn•fer Chapman, Charles Conger , Ray;;~nna Cole Rose Colburn. R•chard Couch, Robert Counc I Carla Crtsp Sandra Curtts, F'atnc ta Darst Bonnte Dtllon Belinda Fnend, Bar bara Fultz Cmdr Garnes, Lmda Gerard Mtk.e Haley. Teresa Hayes Debra Hoffman , Sh ern Kauff Carl Kennedy, Chrrsty Hysell, Brran Justtce , Son1a J usltc e't't Anrta Ktng . court vtctol y strmg to 60 games and m 1mpruvmg 1ts record to 15 I The Brums return to PacJfu.:8 play next Saturcla) mgill agamst UmHrsJ ty of Soutlle1 n Ca ltforn1a Notre Ddlllf' nrm 12-1, ls at ~IOillP <1~. 1 1nst Marquette Tuesda} n1 gtJI ln other a(l!On th1r d t<lnk t d North Ca rolin<:~ S1 <~t( do\~J .u d Purdue nG 81, fllll1 '.t llkt·cl Sherry Lane. Nancy Lawrence D1ana Lewts Joel Maue V•rgmta McCun e v 1ctor McCloud Greg McK•nney, Deborah McLaughlin, Peggy Murphy, Jeffrey Musser Annelte NIll. Delbert O'Dell. Cathy Osborne Judith Owens, Becky Pamter , Harry Pett 1t. JoAnn Peyton Barbara Prtce Debr~ Pnddv , Kenneth Rtfe Rtchard Salser, Br 1an Shank, Otana Smith Dantei Taylor, John Thomas Walker, Joy Whtte , LndaAltsa Wtll tams SENIORS - M1ke Bareswtlt Chr•stme Bar ley, Morton Barnes , Da'llld" Barnhart Regma Bmg. Jeff Btrctlfteld, Rtck Bo lin Donna Boyd , Oebbre Burdge, Fred Burney Dtana Carsey, Kerry Chesser Melv1n Larry Coleman Cremeans Helena Darst. Joyce Davis Rtta Davrs, Barbara Demoskey, Paul Eng t 1sh Drnah Erlew tne, Theodore Ftsher Sandra Floccarr Rodney Fre:cker, Conn 1e Garnes, Ventda Gtbbs, Brtdget Goble, Oavtd Grant,Brenda Gress, Dtana Harrtson, lngr1d Haw ley, Maureen Hennessey An tta Hermann, James Wtll, Ronnre Hoffman Chervt Hudson, Jacquel tne Hutlon Mary Janey , Dana Johnson VICk i Kelly, Geneva Krng Ezra Ktser, Debb te Kn 1 ght ~ Mary Krawsczyn , L1onet LeFebre John Lehew, Peggy Lewts, Jeff Ltghtfoot. Kerth Lrtt le Barry Marshall, Mtke May , Bill MC Ktnney, Alan Mills Janet Morrts Mark Morrts, William Myers, Vlck•e Oberholzer Son 1a Ohtmger. Brenda Nelson, T1na Noen , Garv O'Dell, Mark 01ler, Dtana Patnter, Rox•e Pat terson, Debra Pierce. Wayne Pullrns. Chene Reuter , pat Robson Joe Rosenbaum, Sandy Rusche!, Wayne Searles. Albert Smtth, Randall Sn•der, Gorv Snouffer , R1ck Stobart Garv Stone, Davtcf Swtsher, Sherman Whtte . Dav1d Wolfe Brenda Wyatt Hot Filers Locusts cannot fly until the 1 r body temperature reaches about 70 degrees F . The cool of mght stiffens the1r muscles, and they must bask m the sun before takmg wmg Scott was ejected from the game w1th 4 13 remammg m the second penod when referee Bob Rake! called two technical fouls on hun at the same tune Drawmg a second technical means automatic e)ectwn. Scott retrred briefly and then returned to the end of the arena to watch the f1msh of the game m wh1ch the Bulls scored their fourth straight VIctory and ended a fiVe.game Detrmt wummg streak. Scott smd he was unaware of the poSSibility of the fme after the techmcals were called for ''profamty," but he was so aggravated he returned . "Every coach m the league · agrees Ulat 1t's hard to get a fa1r deal In the Ch1cago StadiUm," Scott said He added that Bulls Coach ck Di Motta "has done the same thing" and that he behe\'ed he could prove It. Mottasatd the officials "saw Scott watching, but the referees can't do anythmg about 1t except report 1! to the commissiOner" Rake1 told SCOtt th e report would~ made Th h ch th e Wln, W I gave e Bulls a 1 % game lead on Detr t th · f Ol \ m etr scrap or 'SeCOnd place in the Midwest Di 1so t ed VlSIOn, a urn up an outstanding perfonnance by reserve forward Howard Porter for the Bulls. He scored 21 pomts 1 equalling Bob UJve for h1gh for the Bulls, and Motta satd 'j we've been wattlng for him to play like tlus He can strengthen us · . In other Sunday NBA games, • ~ &..:... 1 t ed Mil UJS nl'6e es rmun waukee, 99--92; Boston beat Kan City 11"98· N y k sas ' .,.. ' ew or topped Atlanta, 111.$; Buffalo whipped Houston 122-108 and ' ' PhoemxdefeateddCaptta), 127107 Jun Pr1ce scored 20 pomts, tncluding two key baskets m . thefmalseSSlonfortheLakers. John Havlicek and Jo Jo White each tallied 16 pomts for Boston as seven Celtlcs hit in double figures. tWn J:lenagen and Sam Lacey netted 17 ap1ece for KC.Qmaha as Nate Archibald was held to two pomts. Earl Monroe uncorked his best pomt production since coming off the s1ck list as he scored!25 pomts for New York, wou ld res1gn at the ~"IId of lht season Ohw State fat led to take advantage of the cool secontlllcJlf of Wtsconsm, ar1d fell G~-M dropping 11 s th11 d B1g IL n ga me after ani}" on e wm The Buckeyes(,llll e to v.Jtlml ftve pomts w1th littl e nJ( II e t~J e~ r1 one mmule lt>fl to plav !.Jut W1sconsw s Car y 1\rul1 1 :-lOll salted 3\\ay the \\ 1n v.1U d layup Cmcmnatt won tb fulU th stra 1ght game ~\Jth a 95-71 \\In over Brown, wttli I lo\d Bu tts geltmg 25 pOHI(S Young stown State snu pped Ak1on 's s1x-game wm strea k with a 78~9 m to" The Z1ps' 6-9 Greg Par nham was bt n ched \\hile the NCAA 1n veshgate s his schu las ll(: ehglbthty after he ll .msfell eu from a JlUl iOr college Dayton b1 oke a two-ga,ne losmg streak v.rth an U5-il \ \Ill over DePaul In other ga mes Satw day mght St .Joseph's t l'a 1 heal Xav1er , 77-71 Malone downed W•lmm glon, 8>-7t f md lay edged Llluffton , B0-78 , 'lay lm (lnd ) defeated Defiance, 7& 71, John Catro ll bested Waslunglon & .Jefferson, R4<>1 Htram edged Case Wesle1 n Reserve 84-83 U1 b.1n" do" ned Ceda" til e 87 79 Central State defea iL>d H111 Grande , 87-63, Wal sh bes l\'cl OhiO Domm1can 81-63 ot terbem got bl WI 1ght Slate 10 64, Heidelberg heat Demson 55-51, Kenyon mpped Wooste1, 81-80, mon t tmw and Ohr 1hn beat Thiel 1Pa 1 72.{)1 Sunday Sl Fran ces got b) S!eubemolle, 43-34 Not th Carolma whipped 4th·ra nked ~aryland, 82-73 Ulh·I anked Marquette routed l.uyula, 71 54 , seventh-ranked 1'rn"ucn l (' beat Rhode Island, 1U-!A, llg httH an ked Vanderbtlt (I 1pp ed MISSISSip pi 71·56, qth 1an ked I ong Beach State drl£ a led Nm the1 n Uhnms, 10671 <Hid lOth ra nked Alabama l~t.~ t (,,•or ~Ia 86-71 F I ~C \\ ht 1c, lllh· rank ed S.:Jlllht r n ( ahfurma dumped l o••lh am 711-60 13th-tanked lndlclll 1 r IP!WU N01 U1western, 1\2- 1 ~ 14th 1 a n ked South I '" uh na 111p ped Se ton Hall, 7:>74 16-1ank.-~d W1sconstn beat <''' '" Sl,tle 69-64, 17th-ranked K.tusc~s edged Oklahoma, 82-79, lfith-r a nked Ar1zona State do\\'" d Utah 82 74, 19th· 'onk ccl I <'xasEI Paso \\alloped W; ummg, 68 38, a nd 20th 1nnkrd MHiugan clipped Iowa, 8(,-84 P•IL, bw gh , 12th ranked na· IIOI!a li) WO II ICS 15th stralgfll g.1 me Sunday With an 83-61 rout of PPnn Stdte Pitt's wmmng strGl.f. 1s the longest among rn.IJ(•T col legrs ENJOY GOOD EATING and lOll UGlY' t:AT! TRIM POUNDS & INCHES NO CRISH OlliS • NO STRENUOUS EKERtiS[S Lose I 0 20 30 po unds and more of e~ce ss werght Appednne a remarkabl e Iril le tahlct est ton co n t~ ns Qlle of the strong dr et •1 ds a vailt~ble Without prescnp Start I Os J !l ~ wcrghl very f1rst day ve always fo low thrs ex traordmary Have lh"' s' rn trrrn fr gure you want erJ ,, ~ ~nu easy slrmm ng piJn £n1oy eatmg 3 meals and 3 ~n ;~ c k~ e;er~ day Don't go hungry as ug lv fat dJsappeil'S las t from wa1st tummy lhtghs legs everywhere Appe dnne 1s full y guarantee d You lose werght last ~tart111g ver y frrst day or your money b<lck without ques t ron Gel Appedrlna at your druggrs t today NElSO N > DRUGST ORE POMEROY :lOfl E MA IN - - ~----- N. W. COMPTON, 0. 0. • OPTOM ETR 1ST two shy of teammate WaIt Frazier's output agamst Atlanta OFFI CE HO UR S 9 30 TO 12. ? TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON T HU RS i - EA Sl COURT cT , POMER OY Bonds are for cashing in on an education. Couple wed August '73 MISS Diane F McClure, daughter of Mrs N1da McClure of Albany and the late Carl E McClure, and Robert C Paulsen, son of Mrs Clara Paulsen of Hemloc~ Grove and the late George F Paulsen, were wuted m marr1age on Aug. 4, 1973 at 6 30 p m at the Albany Unoted Methodist Church. The Rev Howard Mayne offiCiated at the ceremony w1th the brtde bemg gtven m marrtage by her brother, Wilham E. McClure For her weddmg she wore a wh1 te br1dal satm gown of emp1re styling completely overlaid w1th lace It was fashtoned w1th a hemline satm ruffle, lace sleeves with pearl button closmg, and pearl accented bod1ce tr1m The bnde's net ve1l was gathered to a pearl seed accented satm bow, and she camed a nosegay of pmk, green and white carnattons and stephanotis w1th wh1te streamers For her wddmg, the bride wore a locket wh1ch had been worn by her mother on her weddmg day The locket was an engagement g1ft from the bnde's father to her mother Matron of honor for the bnde was her sister-m-la\\, Mrs. W1lham \Lana) McClure of Albany. She wore a floor length emptre gown of mmt green dotted sw•ss It featured a hemhne ruffle and puffed sleeves She wore a mmt green ve1l and earned a bouquet of pmk and green carnations The flower g1rls were Miss Andrea McClure, Albany, mece of the bnde , and M1ss Cynthia Hazelton of Seaman, mece of the groom. They were both Ill pmk dotted SWISS dresses styled hke the one worn by the matron of honor , and had small pink veils They earned baskets of pmk car· natwns and stephanotis Charles Paulsen, Hillsboro, served as best man for h1s brother The rmg bearers were Master Timothy Boggess of Albany, cousm of the br1de, and Master Chr1s Paulsen of Hillsboro, nephew of the groom Ushers were Dav1d Dame! of Albany, cousm of the· br1de, and T R Cullums, Hemlock Grove POLLY'S POINTERS Milk stains are stubborn Several fu nd ra1 s tn g pr UJecls 1ncludtng a basketBy Polh Crame1 ball ga me Tuesday mghl at 7 p m at th e school were {::::::::::::::::::::;,:;::·::::::·: :::·::: ::;:.;::::::::::::::.:::::::.:.;,:;:.::;:: . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.· .. . pl anned dur 1ng a recen t meehng of the 1 uppers Plams Boos ters at the schoo l . .. how The game tomorrow mght to remove nulk stams from dark woodwork Even full will be between the Booster All strength elcanmg products do not do the JOb So far I Stars and the Tuppers Plam s ·· ha ve cn ly been able to scratc~tpe area w1th an :·: JUmor hr gh Admi ssion will be ~!: abrasive pad but th1s 1s not •atosfactorv It leaves 50 cenl" fur adulls and 25 cenl'i marks and IS tune-<:onswn mg - MRS F I C for children Also planned fm February DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve co ncerns the s1ze of ca ns of v. as <1 Jitney suppe1 ;md an art tnsect spray I do not see why lhey cannot have small sizes so one could be kept m the car to combat fll es or even stmgmg msects that often become a hazard to safe drmng A spray that would not hm m tl1e upholstery or otherwise stam the mtcr10r would help - JOANNE DEAR POLLY - I thmk I have a solutiOn fot Elonmc 's Officers and membet s of scorched blouse The latmdry gmde that came ¥.Jth my \\asher Dre" Webster Post 39 of the says that for scorch stams one should launder w1th deter gent ami 1\mencan Leg 10n were among a bleach that 1s sa fe for that particula r fabn c When scotch 1s seve1ctl hundred legwnnau es heav1er cover slam w1th a cloth dampened \Uth hydrogen and laU1es of the aux1lmry from peroxide, cover tins with a dry cloth and press w1th a hot 1ron th1 oug hout the state who atRmse wCII One v.ord of cautwn - severe scm ch often cannot bf' tended th e Ohw Arnertcan removed because the fabnc 1s damaged I do hope th1s helps Legwn s rmnual M1d-Wmter CATHY Conference at th e Rhodes DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Bonme a free and sunplc (_e nter m Cohunbu s Sundl;i} answer to her problem \\lth Iron scorch on a nylon blouse It 1s Jan 2i U1e good old sun When an article IS scorched while 1romng I'O Durm g the meetmg, Comahead and f1msh the jOb Then hang 1! on the sunshme for a wh 1le marHier George Nesselbroad and the stu1's rays should draw out the scorch mark This has Paul ( a;o;c 1 Ft ank Vaugh ~1 n worked for me even when the marks have been old ones The Kenm Ha11 1s rtnd Edga 1 ttcm does not necessarily have to be hung outdoors but can be put Vanlnwage n of the Pomeroy by a wmdow that the sun shmes through I hupe lh1s w11l help Post v-~1 ~.: lu 1efed bv American others , too - MELBA Leg10n Nat mnal Commander DEAR GIRLS - Do remember that the color and fabric have Robe• I F~ I Ea ton of much to do \\ 1th the suctess or failure or any such Pomters Orten Mar} land on the p1 ograms and one wrong may be righted and another created. Be sure pohc1es of the Amer u:an ~LWAVS to test an ineonspl'cuous spot before trying anythmg. l.egmn whtch have nC:ltJOnal Some author1t1es suggest a solution of one part hydrogen Slgnlflran ce perox1de jnot ha1r bleach) and three parts water, let scorcht•d Natton 11 ('ununander Eaton art1clc soak m 1t and then nnse well. Some fabrics reqm~ only washmg w1lh detergent to remove scorch. Testing is Important not only for the statu but the garment color and fabri c. POLLY DEAR POLLY - Those who do crewel embrmdery work A luncheon 111 t Llcbr<ttiUn of fmd that a s1mple way to keep the colo rs of wool separated 1s to lhe ' fi rs t dlliHve r sen y uf U1e use those ties that come w1th plastic food "rap bags Each cul m can he tied separately and the shade or numbe1 marked on the Rel1red Se n101 Volunteer Program 1n Me1gs County w1ll l1e - DOLORES be held Thu1sd<~y dt 1 p m at tlle Metgs Inn ~.:':~ D;:;;:,~~~h~~~~e~=~me M r and Mrs Robert C Paulsen Guests were registered by Miss Jane Hazelton of Seaman, mece of the groom and the organist was Mrs Dav1d Turnll of Albany A receptiOn was held followmg the weddmg at the Albany Grange Hall Hostesses were Mrs Everett Boggess and Mrs Walter Dame! of Albany, both aunts of the brtde, Mrs J ames Hazelton of Seaman , Siste r of the groom , and Mrs Charles Paulsen of Hillsboro Followmg a weddmg tnp to Noagara Falls , USA an d Canada, the couple reside on Clara Avenue m Albany The bnde IS a second grade teacher at Albany Elementary The groom IS a budget analyst at Ohio Umvers1ty Food for Americans Apple Brissac spices menu "'II By Aileen Claire ThiS Is an •deal tune of year to spiCe up a meal woth an apple dessert An Apple Bnssae combmes the very cookable Washmgton Golden Dehcwus apple m a bed of whipped cream, topped wlttlsponge cake Des{nte the constant talk about d1etmg Amencans still love the1r desserts and th1s IS one to please the most dlscrlmlDea dhne for entermg the natmg Amertcan H1story Month APPLES BR!SSAC Contest sponsored by the Ohio Sponge Cake: Society, Daughters of the 1\', cups sifted cake flour American RevolutiOn, and the 11'.. tsp. baking powder local chapter, Return Jonathan 'I• tsp. salt Meigs, IS Fnday 6 egg yolks The subject for this year's 1 cup sugar essay cont€st IS 'Ch1ld of 1 tsp. vanilla 1774, " an tmagmed ch1ld, who \2 cup bolling water can be compared to one or Apples: today 3 Washington State apples Essays for students m the '!, cup sugar 3/a eup water f1fth and Sixth grades are to be I tbsp. lemon JUice Dash salt 1 tsp vanilla FACTS• 3 to 4 drops red food coloring Garnlsb· \2 cup wbipping cream 1 tbsp. sugar \2 cup sliced almonds CAKE Resift flour with baking powder and salt Beat egg yolks Gradually beat In sugar, contmue beatmg until very thiCk, about o mmutes Blend m van11la Fold m half the flour m1xture, then half the water QuiCkly blend m ACCIJI d1ng th US remammg flour and water Geological Survey Turn mto ungreased 9-mch hydrologi st:-;, man ts pre spring form pan. Bake m slow sently ab le to utilm~ nO t m01e oven ( 300 degrees F ) about 40 than Ollfl pc1 cent of lhe APPLE BRISSAC with whipped cream and sponge cake os a wmner mmutes, until cake sprmgs worlds total supply of wate• back when touched lightly m I he World Almanac notes center Invert over wrre rack zv ex- e) o c~~-:-):'..:·~;: Most of the world s water TUESDAY SENIOR CITIZENS th e P.Sitmate rs more than 97 and cool. Remove from pan COMBINED meetmg, board per cent - Js m the oceans WASHINGTON (UP!) APPLES Pare, core and of trustees and past com- Three Ohto congressmen have ctnd th erefore Sdlty About 2 halve apples lengthwise manders of Drew Webster Post been "zero" by the Na tiOnal per cen t ol the w<~1 er 1s Combme sugar, water, lemon 39, Amencan Leg10n, at the Council of Semor Citizens on locked up m the 1ce caps of ~ jwce, salt, vanilla and food :;: post home. dmner at 7 30 p m the bas1s of the1r votmg on 10 G1C.'cnland <Jnd Antarctica colormg, heat to botllr-g, Making It Legal MEIGS COUNTY Pwneer measures concern1ng the sllrrmg until sugar IS on a bst of SIX elderly Included Although 1! IS cuslomar; and H1stor1cal Society, 1 30 d1ssolved Add apples, and ror a woman to assume her ·senators and 29 represenMONDAY p m Tuesday at the Musewn, poach gently until tender, husband 's name 1 shr 1s untatives the council released IZAAK WALTON League's Butternut Ave, Pomeroy Mrs turmng and basting often der no legal obhgatwn to as · Remove apples Boil syrup annual "white elephant sale" Mae Mora of Chester to present Saturday were OhiO Re- sume her husband 's name down to v, cup Remove from Dinner at 7 p m. for members the program on "Our Local publica n Reps Tennyson when she marne s Guyer , Walter E Powell and heat, and spoon slowly over and w1ves Everyone 1s to take Rehgwus Hentage. •• John M Ashbrook The council cooled cake. Arrange apples something for the sale WEDNF.'IDAY satd the co ngressmen had around edge of cake Whip BEND 0' THE RIVER SOUP SUPPER, sand- " 1gr10red the needs of the cream w1th remammg Garden Club, 7 30 p m , home wtches, pte at Pythian Sister elderly " tablespoon sugar Spread of Mrs. Chlorus Grmun. Mrs Hall, Wilkesville, 12 noon to 8 around top and Sides of cake Bernice Carpenter to g1ve pm Pat almonds mto cream devotions. WILDWOOD Garden Club, Makes I (9-mch) cake Quaker Guns OH KAN Coin Club meeting, Mmersv1lle, 7:30 p m at x - Preferred vanety A quaker gun IS a dummy soc1al rooms, Columbus and Washmgton Golden Delietous Southern Ohio Electric Co., Colwnbus and Southern Ohw p1ece of art1Uery usually of Co Cookmg wood placed m a manner to or Wmesap. Middleport Social hour, Electnc Irading sesawn starting at 7 demonstration, meeting to dece•ve the enemy The term p.m. preceding meeting With follow Roll call, New Year's refers to the Quaker doctrme or nonreststance out of town com dealers resolutwn AUTO WORKERS present to buy, sell and trade BROOK PARK, Dhlo material. Plans fill' spring coin (UP!)- Negohatwns conshow to be made Com auction tinued over the weekend m an and refreshments followmg BIRTII RATE attempt to avert a strike by CINCINNATI (UP! ) meeting. All area res1dents some 10,000 United Auto m the e1ght trH<tate Births mterested welcome Workers at two Ford Motor Co. of the Cancmnall counties POMEROY Chamber of engme plants and a fowulry Commerce Monday at noon at metropolitan area m 1973 was here scheduled for 2 p.m. Me1gs Inn down 5 6 per cent from the today Company off1cwls said OHIO Association of Pubbc preVIous year, the Greater the strike coulrl close pro- School Employes,'Chapter 17, Cmcmnah Hosp1tal Council ductiOn Imes serosa the nation 7:30p.m. at Me1gs Junior H1gh reported Saturday The council within two weeks because all cafeteria, Middleport All said the rota! of 24,677 births Ill the maJor parts fill' Ford's members urged to attend the area last year represented small engines are produced at F1eld representahve to be the lowest b1rth rate smce th~ BEmR STOP & SEE HIM NOW! the pla~ts here depressiOn of the early 1930s present 'Child of 1774' theme of essay 1- Social I . .~! Calendad My Office Will Be Closed Feb. 1 to Feb. 18 J. J. Davis, M.D. that's where U_S. Savings Bonds come in handy. For a lot of people, Bonds can make the difference between ,going to college o_r going to work. U.S. Savings Bonds. See .. . you're learning_ already. •tJSGo,.,f • • • .. ., r " CECIL ftOSEBERRY PENNZOIL RACINE, OHIO Has A Big Giveaway! Thke . stock m_Nnerica. li nt ••• < • • •· .J ' show and book fa1r, the latter on li'eb 11 The change 1n school ttme effective today was d•scussed School begm at 9 15 and be dismissed at 4 p m Homer E Cole pres1ded at the meeting wh1ch opened w1th pra yer by the Rev Hobert Sanders "'II Shdes on hts tnp to the Holy Land "ere shown by John Rrebe l , superin tendent Refreshments w~re served by the srxth grade room mothers Attend conference WORLD ALMANAC It takes more than brains to get an education. It takes money, too. And Basketball game a~ Tuppers Plains set 300 to 600 words m length Those from the seventh and e~ghth grades are to be 600 to 1,000 words All e~says are JUdged by the sponsormg DAR chapters and the f1rst pl ace wmners m each grade \.\Ill go mto state competition Essays w1ll be judged uo h1stortcal accuracy, C:ldherence to the subjec t, on gu•al1ty, mteres t, nea tness, spelling c.tnd punctuatwn They are to be handwntten 111 Ink A bibliography of all boo ks, pamphlets, new spa per and magazme articles, letters, etc used as references tn wnhng the essay must be mcluded accordmg to the rules Essays are to be sent to Mrs Clarence Struble, E Mam St, Pomeroy ts a retired Air Force ma Jor general Yrho now heads h1s own publi c relatwns and management consulttng f1rm 10 Washmgton, D C Other speakers at the confere nce were Congressman Tennyson Guyer representing Olu o s Fourth Congressional D1sti JCt, Franklin County Co mm on Pleas Judge Fredenck T Williams, Col Robert M Chia ramonte, Supt of the OhiO State Highway Patrol, and Mrs Gocrge E Sa llot, pres1dent of the Oh10 Amencan LegiOn Auxiliary J'he conference was under the d1rectwn of David A Cl upper of Portsmouth, state com mander of the 127,000 member Oh10 Amer1can I..egwn First anniversary noted RSVP a fede1 ai!J fun ded program, spunsured locd ll} by the Me1 g~ Coun t" I ounu l on Agmg, 1s de:-~1gn~d pltrndi II} to keep persons .rc ttvt: 111 the1r 1etu emcnt yca 1s lo date there a1e 120 uc l1 ve vol unteers servmg tn 11 stalJOns Mt s Pea rl Weikel 1s director of RSVP SAi,;E WOMEN'S SHOES Connre Mt ss Wonderful and Tnos and Thorn MeAn %PRICE $999to$1799 Reg heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 PACKAGE POLICY fOTAL COVERAGE Our comp lete comprehensive hom eowners' poltcy covers loss due to ftre. theft, storm damage, more. One premoum DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 2143 Pomeroy, 0. 102 W Mam 992 7428 Ingels January Sale! ' aztraardinarJ SIVINDS in CARPETING Closeout! All Carpet In Stock Carpet your living room during JanuaJY Sale and... Get Carpet For An Average Size Bedroom FREE Instant Expert r Installation INGELS FURNITURE I PH. 992·2635 ' MIDDLEPORT �.. - . .. . . . . I. ~ .. . ' - -- I 7- The DaUv ~ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy o ,l>n 28, 1974 6- The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 28 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I Business Services BOYS 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1971 Nolice Pomeroy Motor Co. CHEVROLET BELAIR $2495 door local 1 owne r car wrth less than 15 000 rmles berge fl msh blk vr nyl tup good w w !ires s tand<~rd V 8 eng me automr~ I1 C po we r slec nng & brr~kes rad 1o spo tless clean nt crtOr Want a shar!J car o t t he pnce of average car? 1895 4 Door V 8 eng ne au tomat c tran s power steermg f.=tct ory cu r rod ro good lrres clean ntenor blue t ntsh 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER 12895 4 wr dnve 350 V 13 eng ne lock1ng trt hubs nulomal1c trans power steer ng & prakes rad •o veh •c le of many use s cus tom tr1m shn rp 1 owner GIRLS OPEN EVES8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO ROBERTA C 0 BRIEN 100 :1 Court Street Pomeroy 01110 ~5769 PLAINTIFF vs VIVIAN MORGAN ET AL DEFENDANTS NO 15 47 1 NOTICE FOR SE RVICE BY PUBLICATION To Bern1C:f' Mod en whose tast known address •S Buckeye Lak e Oh10 and whose exact addr ess 1S unknown and can not W1th reasonable d•l gc ncc b1.2 ascerta ned To Conn1 e K Dutcher who se address 1S unknown and cannot wtth reason a ble d1 1ge ncc be ascertamed To He r metla Ann N1emeyer whose exact name •S unk nown and whose address 1S unknown and cannot w th reaso na b e dtl•gen ce be ascer ta •ned To The unknown he 1rs and dev sees ol Nann• e Hobb s decea sed To The unknown 1'1 C1rs and dev sees o f Cllar tes Hobb s deceased and To The unknown hetrs and dcv •sees o f N eva G1 lmo re deceased You ar e hereby not f 1ed that you !lave bee n named deten dant s 1n .'1 eo at act ton entrt ed Roberta C 0 Brren p l amt•ff vs V•v an Morgan et al def en dants Th rs act1on has been ass•gned Case No 15 .111 •n the Common Pl eas Cou r t of Me1gs Co unty Oh o Pom eroy Oh 10 15769 Tt1e ob1ect of tt1e camp an t s to parfll on and qu• et l•lle to r ea estate s. t uated •n Rutland Townsh•P Me•gs County Oh o wh1ct1 s described as follow s Situa t ed n Rutland Town Sh p Me 1gS Coun ty Oh10 Secl •on 4 Beg nnmg north 3300 feet f r om t he southea st co rner of sa1d Sec t• on 4 tllence west 1709 teet to cente r of publ c road t hen ce a ong center of sa d road north 17 degrees OS west 68 75 thence east 1914 to eas t 1 ne of sa1d Sect.on No 4 then ce south 650 to place of beg1nn ng con tam ng 77 acre s more or less Ex cep t mg and reserv•nQ thre e fourth s of coa l 01 1 qas and oth er m neral s und er l y •n CJ the abov e desc r1bed prem ses w•th nght to m ne remove and opera t e the sa m e A l so begmn ng north JJOO and west 2121 f rom southeast corn er of Sec f•on <I thence west 133.5 5 t hence north 650- tfi"ence eas t 1312 thence south 23 deg 30 east 120 then ce south 2 deq 20 ea st 78 thence south 9 degrees 15 west 1<15 thence south 2 deg 30 we st 327 to t he place of beg nnm g conta1n ng 20 04 acres more or l ess E xcepti ng 1 53 acres so ld aff,. lea vmg 18 51 acres more or te ss Also the followm g descnbed rea l esta t e begmn ng 172 rod s 12 l1 nks wes t of the northeast co rn er of Sec J Town 6 Ra ng e 14 th ence west 35 rods 131 nk s thence south 80 rod s th ence east 94 rods 5 1 nks to publ• c road tllence m a northwest erly d 1rec flon along t he ce nt er of road to th e place of beg nn •ng contatn1ng 31 :1 acres more or less A lso begmn ng 95 rod s 81 nks north 59 roQ.s and 23 I n ks wes t of th e so uthea st cor ner of t he north eas t quarte r Sect ron 3 To wn 6 Rang e 14 thence west 21 r od s 8 Inks tllence north 2 deg west 22 rods 14 links then ce east 2? rods 3 l mks th ence south n r od s 14 lm ks to pla ce of begrnn ng con ta1n1ng 3 ac r es more or l ess Excep tmg from a bove par ee l s and reservmg one half of coal 011 gas and other m 1r:terals und erly 1ng lh e above des cnbed prem 1ses w1th the nght t om me r emove and oper ate for th e same You ar e requ1red to an swer tt1e Comp la nt W1th1n 20 days after the tas l publr cat •on of th •s notr ce Wh1Ch will be publ1shed on ce each week for s x con secut1ve wee k s The l a st ou blr cat on will be made on March 4 1974 and t ne 28 day s for an swe r Will st ar t on t ha t date I n case of your failu r e to an swer or otherw1se r es pond as requ1red by the Oh•o Ru l es of C1v11 Procedure tud gmen t by default wr i t be r endered aga nst you for r el 1ef demanded n the compahnt 11 OR OLDER BE A PAPER CARRIER. DELIVER The Daily Sentinel Th1s could be your golden opportunity to learn bus1n ess methods, save money for clothmg or college, w1n pnzes These and many other benef1ts are available to deserving Sentmel earners For years. The Sen tmel has helped young people develop the attnbutes and talents which spell success 1n adult l1fe A route m •ght be open 1n your neighborhood , to fmd out Call 992-2156 • OR FILl OUT ~ND MAIL THE OOUPON BEWW Larr.y E Spence r Cle r ks of Court Com mon Pl eas Court Me 1gS Co unty Oh10 { 1) '2 8 ( 7! 4 11 , 18 25 {3) 4 6tc ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS I B1ds are requested until 12 00 N oon on February 11th 197.4 I THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 from 1 mterested persons for sale 111 COURT ST to th e Lead 1ng Creek Con POMEROY, OHIO 45769 servancy D1 stnct a 1974 34 Ton PICk Up Tru c k Wllh t he I I following speCifiCations 133 Inch Wheel Base Fenders I I •ns1de 8 foot bed , 302 I I c ubic of mbed ch Engme or I I equ ,va l ent automatic trans m1SS10n Pos1 t ra k d•ff erent •al I NAME I or equ1valent one color pa 1nt 2 I I outstde mtr rors West Co as t I I type od temp gas and am meter gauges re ar step ~--:-:-::---- 1 bumper 7 SO X 16 ttres w 1tll I AGE I spare l1re and wheel t1e avy ty spnngs heavy duty shock I I du a bso rbers and overload I I sprrngs Success fu l b•dder will be rec: u •r ed to deliver truc k by not ADDRESS la ter than s :~Cfy days from date I I of not1ftcat10n of accep tan ce of I I b 1ds All b ds should be p l aced m a ~------1 seal ed envelope addressed to CITY I Lead1ng Cr eek Co ns erva nc y D 1str1 ct Ru tl and Oh10 and I marked on the outs 1d e Sealed I B1d to be opened 12 00 Noon on Feb r uary 11 1974 ~;C~~A-;;-;;;~E-;.;--1 I I W A NT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 'i PM Da y Before Publ ca t•on Monday Dead 1ne 9 a m Ca n c~> t la tron Correct1ons wil t be ac cep ted until 9 am for Day of Pub lr c at•on REGULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the r ghl to edll or re tec t any ads deemed ob1ec t•onal Th e publ sher Will not be respon s b le for more than one n co rrect •nsert1on RATES For Wan I Ad Serv1ce 5 cen ts per Word on e •nsert.on M1n1mum Cha rge Sl 00 14 cents per word three co nsec ulive 1n se rilons 26 cen ts per word SIX con secuttve nsert ons 15 Per Cent D• scount on pa•d ad!'. and ads pa 1d w1 thm 10 days CARD OF THANK S & OBITUARY $1 00 for 50 word m 1n 1mum Ea ch addrt•ona word 3c BLIND ADS Add•t•on al 25t Charge per Adver tt seme nt OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dat l y 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon Sat.urday I I I '----.--------J. LEAD IN G CR EEK CONSERVANCY DISTR I CT Ru tland Oh1o ( 1) 21 28 (2) 4 l tc FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display coat f urnace Rutland area Phone 7-12 5113 Ca ll aft er .:1 30 I 28 4tc EXPERT TR AIL E R Browns Trader Park M rn ersvll te Phone 992 FEMALE g r eat dane f awn 3324 co lor no tag s Lost n Me1g s I 27 ti C Co unly reward Phon e 698 2622 afte r 6 p m SLEEP IN G room over w1ne 1 25 Ole store n Pomeroy Re f erence requ rr ed Ca ll 992 5293 1 10 tf c Pets For Sale AKC Toy Poodle Pupp es $75 00 S1amese K11ten s SI S Phon e 1 256 6247 1 10 26tc 3 A ND 4 ROOM furn shed and unfurniShed apartments Pllone 992 543.:1 4 12 tfc Employment Wanted PRIVATE meetng room for any organ1 za t•on phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc WI LL babys rt n my hom e by hour day or week No n1gh l s Phone 992 7102 1 22 6t c Wanted To Buy R I VERS IDE Auto Wreck1ng w II pay S5 to r all 1unk ca r s Phone (3 04 ) 882 S2 44 or 773 5890 I 27 261C GOOD bedroom su1te 476 1 Cal l 949 1 27 6t c For Sale NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SE WING MACHINES m original factory carton Z1g Zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy designs w•th 1u st the tw1 st of a smgl e dtal Lett .n l ay a way and never been used W1ll sell for only $47 cash or terms available Phone 992 2984 1 21 tfc Help Wanted Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. DIRE'CT Sales D1str.butors wanted for vttam 1ns and organ•c products Par t or full t1me For mterv1ew wr.te Mary Engle R R 1 Box 19 Un 10n Oh iO 45322 - --- --- - -- ~_2~ 161 P 2 BEDROOM home m Mid dleport pr1vate o~ner new roof and bath Phone 949 3832 or 843 2667 1 24 6tc 8 WEEKS old p1gs Call 949 5953 1 24 6tc (QSCO T KOSME riC S & WIG S We have tile produc t on hand and we deliver to you per EXCEL SIOR Salt Works E Ma1n Sf , Pomeroy AI! kinds sonally Helen Jane Brown of salt water pellets water 9925113 nuggets, block salt and own 1230tfc Oh10 R1v er Salt Phone 992 3891 NEED woman t o live 1n and 6 5 tfc take motller s place of 2 ct11ldren n a new r es pec t ab le ==-- -- ----~-~- -home You may atso have 1 SAL T FOR ICE AND SNO\, Rock salt for town!ll1pS ch•ld of your own Phone 992 towns and busmesses m 2'iJ6 bulks and bags for 1ce and 1 8 lfc snow ExcelSIOr Salt Works Phone 992 3891 11 11 ttc NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh1o. Me1gs 1972 5 10 4 DR DA TSU N Sedan 1 County ~robate Court Excellent cond1t1on John 11 ACRE or acre lots rur sale C1ly water ava i lable 1n To file Executor of the es tate Lyon s Chester near Chester spr•ng Lo cate d on State Grade Sc hool to such of the followmg as are Route 143 Phone 992 3640 re s dents of the Stat e of Oh•o 1 27 12tc - ------- --~ 2_ 22 61p v 1z - the surv1vmg spouse the next of km the benef tc 1ar1es under th e will and to the at ONE 2 year old black 7 8 forney or attorneys Tennessee Walker for sate representmg any of the Phone 992 3640 afor e men t ioned persons 1 27 12tc L1nn1e B Tay lor Deceased Rut l and Oh1o Rut tand Tow nshi p No 211 14 ~------------II!. STE REO RADIO am fm track t ape combmat1on 4 way8 You are t1 er eby not rl1ed that speaker soun-d system the I nven t ory and Ap Balan ce !i102 66 or use our pra1sement of tt1e estate of the budget terms Call 992 3965 aforement•oned deceased late 1 11 tfc of sa•d County was f1led •n th1S Co urt Sa1 d Inv entory and App ra. se m ent will be tor COAL ' FOR SA.L E JAYMAR hearmg before th iS Cou rt on tt1e COAL COMPANY THE 4th day of Fe bruary , 1974 at ME IGS & GALLIA LINE 10 DO o c loc k A M STA TE ROUTE 7 AT Anv oerson des1r1ng to f1le CHESHIRE OPEN 7 TILL excep ttons th er eto must file 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A WEEK them at least t1v e days pnor to PH ONE 992 5693 the da te set for heanng 1 28 5tc G 1ven under my hand and seal of sa 1d Cou rt. f h •s 17th day AM FM rad1o stereo 8 track of January 19T.:I tape combinat1on 4 speaker sound system Balance Mann1ng 0 Webster $101 52 or terms ava ilable Judge and ex offiCIO Clerk Phone 992 3965 of said Court 1 28 ttc Auto Sales Wanted 1 WANTED! POSITIONS OPEN IN NEW FOOD STORE By Ann B Watson Deputy Clerk 2tc All kinds of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, et.c . Apply m person at Powell's S~per \OU tell Mommy tf you an von{' commg •5.55 On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8T1Il Lost Valu W. Second St. Pomeroy, 0., 45769An Equal Opportuni ty Emp loyer PAINT DAMAGE 1974 Zig Zag SEWING MACHINES Still rn or.g•nal c artons No at tachments needecf as our cQn trots are buill •n Sews w 1th 1 or 2 needles. makes buttonholes sew on but tons monograms , !!!lind blind hem st1tch Full cash pnce $38 so or budget plan available Phone 992 2984 1 28 tfc Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Matn , Pomeroy, 0 BI SSE LL Cons tru c t •on room add1t 1o ns and remodel ng Pr of ess ronal floor sand1ng and f1n sh•ng old and n ew Re fer ences ava lable Phone 949 3833 1 25 26tc F OR electr1cal pt umb •ng and remodeling wo r k Call 843 7J4l for FREE ESTIMATES 111 26t c - ---------- - - WILL trrm or cut tre es and shrubbery Also clean out ba se ments att 1cs et c Ca ll 949 322 1 or 742 4441 1 2 26tc Real Estate For Sale SPAC IOU S b1 L eve l and spil l leve l homes are now under const ru ctiOn on c• ty w ater and sewer Many delu xe features mclud.ng a •r con d1t on•ng Best f1nanc 1ng ava ilabl e Other ty pe hom es m d1fferent areas on F H Adm fmancmg w•th no down paym ent Call collect (837 6540 ! or wnte to ME IGS DEVELOPMENT P 0 Box 33 Middleport Oh1o 4S760 1 9 tiC 5 ROOM hom e and bath cement block garag e gas furna c e used 1 year New roof house n eeds mmor repa.rs a nd pa 1nt S5 BOO •n c ludes an extra lot With a two room house Phone 992 S335 1 27 6tp I Body Shop Ph 992 5271 Lmcoln H1ll Pomeroy 0 Painting A Spec1alty NEW 3 bedroom hom e 11 :z bath garage basement on Gravel Hill M1ddlepor1 Natura l gas already '" Ph on e D ate Dutton 99 2 3369 e>o<enmgs 992 2534 1 17 tf c DESIRABLE two bedroom t1ouse m M id dleport ready to oc cupy Call 992 5310 12 30 26tc 6 ROOM Home bath, gas furna ce and garage 1n Mmersvllle Plenty of garden space Pr1ced for qu•ck sale $5500 00 Phone 992 577 8 1 24 6tc HOUSE and large lot for sale vacant now on new bypass Rt 7 Call 247 2163 1 25 6tc All work guaranteed Water L1nes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks In · st a lied See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Ntght 992 3525 or 992-5232 C BRAD FOR D Aucl10nee r Complete Serv1ce Phon e 949 3821 Racme Oll•o Cr •tt Bradford s 1 tt... EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sep t1c t anks ms t alled dump truck s and lo boys for h 1r e w1ll hau l f1ll d1rt top soil t1mestone and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n 1gllt pl'1one 992 3525 or 992 5232 21 1tfc DOZER wor k land c learmg by the acre hourly or con tract farm ponds roads et c Larg e do zer and operator w 1th over 20 years expenence Pullms Excava t ng Pomeroy Oh•o Pllone 992 2478 1219 tf c PRICE CONST RU CTIO N Roof 1ng spou tmg k 1tc t1 ens and bathrooms Com plete remo de l •ng Phon e 742 6273 123tfc DOZER and back hoe work pond s and sep tt c tanks d1t ch 1ng serv1 ce top so11 f1ll B&K E x d1rt I mestone cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 tfc AUTOMOBILE In surance b een can ce ll ed? Los t your operators l1cense Ca l! 992 7428 6 15 tf c Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD V1rqll B. T ~ .-lfo,-d Sr Brok- -·1' 110 M(•Chil ll lf S:r ;•c t Pomeroy, Oh 10 -•S769 E x plorer 1 27 12 tc 1968 C-HEVROL~T Maltbu automattc 307 Fa rr cond1t1on S750 Call 992 7637 1 27 12t c -------------- 1963 FOR 0 Galaxle .q ur automal1c 261 V 8 loo ks and runs good Uses 011 $99 Coolville 667 6214 1 25 6tp ------------ -~ 1969 OLDSMOBILE stat10n wagon all power equ1pment Good t •res a1r cond tllonlng etc $1 300 or poss1ble trade for small car ~hone 949 5913 1 25 Stc For Sale It's Snow T1re Ttme! REDUCED - POMEROY - 2 bedroom bungalow all on one floor , new gas furna ce, oak floors Only $10 000 00 POMEROY - Near sho ppmg 3 bedrooms bath porches, hardwood floors, nat gas heat Ask1ng $3,000 00 down balance $97 07 a month COUNTRY - Wtthl n 3 miles of Gav1n 3 bedrooms bath. gas furnace cellar and garden $9 500 W11l take an offer HOUSE TALK IS OUR MAIN BU SINESS LARGE SMALL NEW, OR OLD WE HAVE THEM HI I f- N l ;,,, f.<'DO~ If'. ll '.'ll d 11 ;.r >~lD QQ'l -3.125 or Pos111ve Stop and Go In Mud QQ'l -3bl') Let Us Instill! Now• SUPER SERVICE 51" ... _ Jack W Carsey , Mgr Ail Plfone 992 9932 GROCERY business for sale Bulldmg for sale or tease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc SINGER sewmg mach1nes 1972 model m beaut1ful walnut cabinet Makes des1gn slit ches zig zag buttonholes blind hems etc Like new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 27J 9893 after 5 00 12 7 tfc 8 OO - Gunsmoke8 10 Rooktes 13 Theatre In Amen ca 20 The Tribe That H ides From Man 33 Nat1onal Geographic 6 Mag1c1an 3 lS 9 00 - Here's Lucy 8 10 , Mov1e See No E v1 1 3 4, 15 ABC Th eatre 6, 13 Clltr Energy Challenge 33 9 30 - D1ck Van Dyke 8 10 10 00 - Medlcal CenterS 10 Paul Nuchlm s33 News20 • 10 30 - ABC News SpeCial 6 ~3 11 OO - News3 4 6 8 10 15 13 Janakl 33 WOOD TRUSSES 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 4, 1S Shadow of Fear ' The G~rl He Lell Behmd 8 The Shoal 10 1 00 2 00 Bu11t to Your ' Specs Dehvered to Job S1te F1ve Mmutes to L1ve By 4 D1ck Van 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw1nkle 13 New Zoo Revue 6 00 - Capt Kangaroo Jeffs Collie 6 8 25 - 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa m e St 33 Jack La La nne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 Fnend ly Junct1on 10 A M 3 Phd Donahue 15 Abbott and Costello 8 Wild, Wild West 6 Mov1e From the largest Tr uck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the sma ll est Hea ter Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1altst The Glass Sph1nx ' 13 9 30 - To Tell The Trulh3 Secret Storm 8 9 5l - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 OO - SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 11 30- Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Ltfe 8, 10 II 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel's World 10 12 00 - 12 55 - News 3 1l 1 00 - All My Children 6 13 , News 3 Concentrat1on 8 Sec ret Storm 10 Not for Women Only 1S The World Turns 8 10 2 00 - Days of Our L 1ves 3 4 15 Gu1dmg L1ght 8 10 , New lywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15, G1rl m My L1fe 6 13 Edge of Naght 8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4, 15 General Hosp1tal 6, 13 Prr ce I s Right 10 8 Book Seal 20 REASONABLE ra tes Ph .4 46 4782 Gall •pot• s John Russell Ow ner and Operator 5 12 tf c 3 30 - One Lafe to Ltve 13 6 Ph1l Donahue 4 How To Surv 1ve a Marnage 3 IS Woman 20 Match GameS 10 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Speed Racer 6, Sesame Street 20, Love Am encan Style 13 Lu cy Show 8 Mov1e The Canad1ans ' 10 1 4 30 -G tlllgan's Island 13,6 Green Acres3 Bonanza 15 Jack pot' 4 Hazel 8 S 00 - Mr Rogers 33 , 20 Bonan za 3 ~rv Gr1ff1n 4 And y Grtfftth 8 MtSSIOO ImpoSSi ble 6 Gomer Pyle U SMC 13 AROBIC SYST EM S CLEANED RE PAIR E D MI LL ER SA NIT A TION STEW ART OHI O PH 3035 662 10 4 tf c WIN AT BRIDGE SE PTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San1tat•on, 992 395.4 or 992 73.49 One solution to 4-card majors 10 23 tic J & B A uto Body 330 Mechan iC expert auto bo dywo rk complete auto refm1shmg, 15 years exper1t:nce Un1on member of 1 A of Me1gs Fr ee est1mates We hav e for sate a 1965 Mercury Montclatr and a 1969 Pomt1ac Grand Pnx Phone 99 2 5335 ..... 1 27 -OTC TOO/\ Y S QUESTION NORTH Your partner cont mues to one spade What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow 2K .6 • 43 tKQJ974 .Q872 WEST • A952 • Q53 FOR your new 'lome or co m p le te remodel 1ng contact Gr eg Roush ROUS H CON STRUCTtON Phone 992 ~"39 I 27 Now arrange the ended leiters to form the surprtse ans'>'er. as L.__b,_=~::::"j~=~=f,':::::':,::!==:_;suggested by the abm·e cartoon 1'-....:.:Prilt=ii=SIIlPRISE ==ANSWIII =~~n"----"1 I KNEEL TARRY "[ I I I l XT' BAKERY MARROW An ...... r ~ounds l1ke a roue -o11d w1lh proPIIIIIt'n l teelh' - A RAKE the plight of m1ll1ons of depresswn-ndden Amencans, 'Brother, Can You Spare a Dune'" was sweepmg the Umted Stales In 1955, Congress passed a resoluhonauthormng President Dw1ghl D Eisenhower to use The mormng star 1s Venus anned forces to defend ForThe everung stars are Mer· mosa aga1nst possible attack by cury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn Those born on this date are Communist Chinese on the mamland from which the under the s1gn of Aqu8flus Concert pianiSt Artur Rubm· Nat10nahsl.!l had been driven stem was born Jan 28, I889 A thoughl for the day World On thiS day m history War II Supreme Allied ComIn 1878, the fll"st commercial mander Dwight D E1senhower, telephone switchboard was put m operation m New Haven, later president, sa1d, "Hwnility musl always be the portion of Conn It served 12 subscrtbers any man who rece1ves acclalffi In 1915, the U S Coast Guard was establiShed under legisla- earned m the blood of hiS followers and the sacr1f1ces of tion passed by Congress In I932, a song symboh•mg his fnends " The Almanac By United Press International Today IS Monday, Jan 28, the 28th day of 1974 w1th 337 to follow The moon IS approaching 1t.s fU"st quarter 30 - Three On A Malch 3 4 ll Let's Make A Deal6 13 As SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED T AN K S Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 12 30 - Split Second 6 Baffle 3, 15 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 45 - Electnc Company 33 READY MI X CONCRETE del1vered right to your protect Fast and ea sy Free est1mates Phon e 992 328.4 Goeg lem Ready Moe Co Middlepor t Oh 10 6 30 tf c SE WAGE Password 6 Ja ckpot 1 3 15 News 8, 10 13 G & E Applian ce Repa1r Phone at tt1e shop 992 3802 or 949 4?54 12 30 26tp SEP TIC DinahShore3 15 Company6 JokersW1Id8 10 10 30- Jeopardy' 3 4,15 $10,000 Pvram1d 8 10 11 00 - Wizardof0dds3 4 15,Gambll8 10 Pomeroy Mother, Heal Thyself Dear Helen Our daughter 1s very lazy and stubborn When I say anythmg to her, she screams back at me She's out of school, not workmg She curses Her vocabulary you wouldn't believe r &le leaves her Jeans all over the floor 1 scatters h er un~ derclothes and PJS everywhere, won't clean her room, won 't heln me w1th the rest of the house She dnves the fam1ly car and leaves 11 full of Cigarette butl.!l and crumbs She smokes up a storm wh1ch dr1ves us nul.!l Instead of telling her boyfnend to call her, she calls hun long distance and our phone b11.ls are outrageous She has a closetful of lovely clothes which we buy for her, but she only wears panl.!l, torn and faded at that Her father and I both work so we can proVJde her w1th nice thmgs She does exactly as she pleases, bosses me around, swears at us, puts down her father (who has g1ven up trymg to reach her ) Please tell me what we can do w1th a spoiled gU"l MISERABLE PARENTS 5 30 - Bever ly Hdlb1ll 1es 8 Electnc Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra1ls West 15 Hogan s Heroes 13 5 55 - Earl Nrghtmgale 15 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 J Truth or Con seq uences 6 News 8 W 15 Ltl1a s Yoga and You 33 6 30 - News6 8 10 NBC News3 <1 15 · You r Future l s Now33 Room 222 7 00 - What s My Ltne 8 Du sty s Tr ai l 13 Electrrc Co 20 Truth or Consequences 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 Marco Sportttte 33 Htgh School TV Honor Soc1ety 15 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 New Pnce Is R1g ht 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 Rft.O 20 Hollywood Squares 3 e 00 - Adam 1t 3 4 15 Happy Days 6 13 Maude e 10 Bill Moyers Journal 33 Mov1e Haml et 20 8 30 - Hawa11 F1ve 0 8 Snoop S1ster s 3 4 15 f'./\ov!e ' Th e Gtrl Who Came G1ft Wrapped 6 13 9 00 - Evenmg AI Pops 33 9 30 - Shall 8 10 10 00 - Marcus We lby M 0 6 13 Pottce Stor y 3 4 15 Catch 33 33 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33 News 20 11 00 - News3 4 8,1015 6 Janakl 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 A Prowler In the Hear t 6 13 Mov1es The Dev tl s 8' 8 ' Five 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 200 - News 4 Dear Parents You can stop bemg pa1.!11es for a who needs one b1g, sohd ultunatwn e1ther get w1th 11 or get out 1 Your daughter IS evidently of age and does not want to contmue her educatiOn Therefore, she's ready for full tune work and an apartment of her own Tell her you 'II be glad to let her stay at home 1f - and only if - she changes her ways, qwl.!l treating you as personal sla\es, and pays room and board from her salary Set a tune lurut and don't back down You probably can't undo the spo1lmg of two decades, but you CAN dtVorce yourselves from 11 Start her job hunting, and hang tough 1- H P S You may get a ]lleasant surprise respect a daughter who apparently has none for you presently ~"'"e by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1. Seance sound +++ acceasory C. Personnf'l t. Droopmg 11. Yell U. Spamsh I . Adopted name 3. Old Turkish govern ment pamter lf. Melodic 15. Long suffering 11. Stram - gnat (2 wds ) lB. Leg1sla· live body lt. Comedian Conway :18. The old college II. Wine's delicacy g..., Dear Helen I know what Mrs T S (the fanner mental pahent) lS gomg through The fear her daughter4n~aw shows toward her IS a penalty we pay, long after the 11lness IS over People have a little understandmg of emolwnal breakdowns. They watch and wmt , 11 seems, for you to scream and flip out agam Some are afrmd of me I can tell 11 by the look m theU" eyes, the ra1ses vmces, the double explanations, the extreme care they take Wlth me And because they've never been through 11, they can't realize I'm not crazy or dangerous In my fmmly , my emotional illness was considered a disgrace My relat1ves have not acknowledged me for seven months now However, I do have true fnends who understand, and they're pulling me through I'm only 28 and have a lifetime ahead of me Mrs T S may have her best years ahead of her too if she doesn't let a few fearful relattVes get her down - STilL LIVING IT DOWN I. Airport (with Yesterday's Answer "the") 4. Lean-to 5. German style cake I.Rmg name 7. Vagrant. dnfter I. Merry U Dog 12 Cleaned out 18. Between 27. Climb a viacount and marquis 21 Reclama lion 22 l11 will 23. Generally 24. 1954 Branda ftlm Z5 Wild p1g eertain way (with "up") 29. Bullock 30. Anc~ent Roman official 31. - race 34. Sensible 36. Universal mother (Fr ) :12. Fash1on Zl. Uneov ered Zfl. As&ev· erate Z'J. MUSICal note ZS. French art1cle II&. Chfl81mas present for Dad 31. Son of Bela U. Diotn bes U. Tilt 31.Arizona river Sl. Gr1duon number St. Llveh· neas 41. Caut1ous 41. Private Dear Helen The doctor scared my husband at hiS last check-up He said he had the kind of anenua that could develop serious complications I think medicme and care will prevent thia, but Gavin has a thing about "llvmg while there's still tune " He has started an affair w1th a gitl at the office Says he doesn't want a d1vorce, but thinks he deserves two women smce "soon I may not have any " He spends several mghts a week with her When he's home,heiSil'l hiS usual self I'll have to admit, he DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A Is 1111ed for the three L s, X for lhe lwo O's, etc Sln(le letters, apostrophes the length and formation of the words are aU blots Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES C BXYJB CVOCMU LZVVZOU PQJ VXFJ ZL VJCUP BJUXUPCFKJ , PQCP XU OQM XP XU KBZZSJG -CIBCQCR VXFKZVF Yesterday's Cryptoquote THE BEST CREED WE CAN HAVE IS CHARITY TOWARD THE CREEDS OF OTHERS JOSH BILLINGS (~ 191'4 Kmr Ft1t1.1rt1 Syndl~ate,lnc) L!TrLE ORPHAN ANHIE EAST 101 • J 107 • J 982 + A8 + 10 5 2 .K943 .AI05 SOUTH 11 ~ Dear Upset As far as the doctor's office, to get a real line on your husband's illness and (for your husband ) far short of the other womna's- apartment A hot affall" at the expense of a wile 1811 '1 the standard cure or anenua or a faUmg mamage - H Farm •Reporl 13 Dyke 13 8 SWIMMER -OUT OF 6REATH I 01 DRUS~ABr:...jiL---r,,.....,.---, ----v-~ V' ~ If Jumhlu 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 EXPERIENCED I I I >a Sunrtse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 Concern & Comment 10 Paul Harvey 13 B1ble Answe.:s 8 News 6 Rev Cleophus Robmson 1J Ma son, W Va I •Aiurdaav 1 6 25 6 30 - MATERIALS CO ITOENEDI TUESDAY. JAN 29 1974 6 15 6 20- HOGG & ZUSPAN 6 13 Movtes Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 News 4 6 00 - • KQ86 • AK1074 + 63 .J6 Both vulnerable West Real EState For Slile Pass North East South 2+ , Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead - •A CAPTAIN EASY iJIDDING &Y J P. .\A.cJ(EE FOR THE HO~OR. 0~ RECOVERING' SUI.U MAA F~ SI UPPED THE I RIJf~L.e~~ By Oswald & James Jacoby 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, EXCELLENT LOCATION Very attractive 3 BR home on double level lot Lovely k1tchen lots of cabtnets, range 2 ovens, ref dtnmg room N1ce pat1o About 3 yrs old LOTS OF COUNTRY LIVIN HERE 17 fenced acres Close tn 2 y r old home, 3 BR K1tchen has lot s of c:abmets range & ref Ntce dtn1ng area Garage barn & storage An excellent buy BARGAIN HUNTER heres VEil.Y WEL.L. AH NEVE!R. COMPETE WITH HAWG~ Mr:: KEE' • SO VALL ft(\AY 8UV Tf.lO!jE F05;1L.S FO~ A Qt!AWTLIH OF~ Oswald 'In the 30s 11 was common practice lo open one spade w1lh a ha nd like the one held by South Opener would be afraid to lose the spade suit 1f he didn't b1d 11 f1rst Th1s pract1ce fell mto ge neral d1srepute People were playmg too many 4 3 and even 4-2 spade f1ts w1th disastrous results " J1m 'There seemed to be no way to handle th1s type of hand unt1l Ph1hp Flannery of Pittsburgh dev1sed a spec1al conventiOn The opemng b1d of two diamonds IS artifiCial and shows f1ve hea rls four spades and 12 16 h1gh·card pomts' what you are iookmg for 2 story fram e Some ca r pet1ng, panelmg, & h ie New bath furna ce & hot w ater tank /\)')()( !i.. I ' • MILUOI>Ji ~ D SC:TTER f>,SC.DF,E O "K,M ,P Q ,R ,S Tl-li~KI~ T. u' vI"' I I. L I J , OF~ Of H, z, 24,w ,.,.:, '"TERM'S ~-~~~ ~' BeU:>i ~ THe UXO L.eA<OU!' SGI\COI..S l'VR f-ilM CDMMI". 1 CLOSE TO FORKED RUN Snow ALL SIZES IN STOCK Seal the Clock 13 I D the Clock 4 News 10, 6 C1rcus 13 W1ld K1ngdom 15 Readmg for the Classroom Teacher 33 ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED Ph 992 2174 RAJOM 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News 8, 10 Room 222 13 , 7 00 - TruthorConseq 3 WhalsMy L1ne8 Elec Co 20 Beal PHONE 843-2341 773 5554 ~t 20 ABC News 13 Per Development 33 Truth or Con 7 30 - Bobby Goldsboro3 Buck Owens 8 Lock , Stock & Barrel 20 Mun1c1pal Court 10 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmter s 15 Ep1sode Act1on 33 To Tell the Truth 6 College Basketball 4 never was the greatest husband, but he 's all I've got How far should sympathy go' - UPSET Helen Hottel Hogan s Heroes 13 15 sonallty & Behav1oral sequences 6 Here's your CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 & INSTALLING AND REPAIR Only a few chance for the fuhqe A new bnck busmess butldmg w1th 2 large atr cond1t1oned off tces, storage and '2 n 1ce rest rooms A real locat1on for a bus1ness Nat gas furnace ~ 5 55- Earl Nightingale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10, 15 Sesame WI L KINSON ~m alt Engm r Sa les Re pa 1r on all s m ~ ll eng1nes cha 1n saws COUNTRY llf:z acres ol prec 1s 1on g ro und 399 W Ma1n nearly l evel land 2 bedroom Street Phone 992 3092 home 1n a small hamlet A little 1 17 261C bd of pnvacy Ask1ng $9 500 00 POMEROY - And ·::>.::x· x:m ···: =·~: Helen Help ' By Us. • • fo rm four ordanary v.ords A&A HEATING 6 45- Farmt1me 10 Mornmg Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 P1xanne 6 ye ars old Ful l basem ent yard 2 bedrooms large l 1v1ng w1th It repla ce S15 000 00 !luto Sales 1969 FORD p1ckup Phone 992 3640 Mr Rog ers 20, 33 Bonanza ~ Merv Gn ffln 4 Gnff1fh 8 M tss 1on lmposs1bl e 6 , Gomer Pyle 13 Res1dence and Mobtle Homes ~-;.~-.;...;::·<~:::'<1~~·~ ..~..'<1'9'1ll>1>l9i~~~>J<!il"" ' • ~:·:::«..·!:=!-"!:'~::».: l n~cra mble these four Jumbles. MONDAY, JAN 28,1974 Trails Wes -'t.J .-~ r;- nne letter to each square, to 5 30 - Boverlf H1llblllles 8, Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 2o Area s Most Rea sonable Prtces NEW 3 bedroom home good SEW ING MACHINE S Repa1r water 6 acres 3 outbu1ld nQ S serv •ce all mak es 992 228.4 and cellar Off Me•g s Cou nty The Fabr 1c Shop Pomeroy 1 on W1llti!lm Sm1th Road 31h Au th onzed Smge r Sales and mil es from Sale m Center Serv•ce We Sharpen Sc1ssors 1 27 261p 3 29 tfc INFORMATION ABOUT: JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAT COUNTRY STIREO 92.1 FM WMPO LAKE - 77 acres Park your Mob1le Home or bu1ld City water available Don't m1 ss th1 s one Oswald 'T he b1d ts sup posedly fo rcmg but m to day s hand responder elec ted to pass w1lh a ternf1c match pomt result' J1m 'East and West can't get mto the b1ddmg on any sequence North and South have no troubl e makmg two diamonds and actually South made a n overtnc k afler the defense started Wllh three rounds of clubs South won the th~rd club m dummy, cashed hiS two h1gh hearts to get nd of dummy's last club and eventually losl a trump and a spade " Oswald "It IS poss1ble to get to a d1amond contract after South make s a normal heart opemng, but m thiS particular fteld almost everyone went set at one BELIEVE IT OR NOT,I we have a modern 3 year o d 3 BR home Kitchen has lots of cabmets & range Large dtn l ng area Carpeted Laundry R Carport lf2 acre $16 000 00 HOME OWNERS - Good homes are sell1n§ qu1ckly WHY NQT LIST WITH US NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22l9 If no answer 992 2568 -Middllport-Pomerov - B1g Cap~City Maytag Automatics 2 speed operation Cho1ce of water temps Auto water level control Lin t F1lter or Power Frn Agitator • • Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes W1tt1 gentle, even heat No hot spots , no overdryl ng Fine Mesh Lint Filter We Speclalite 1n MAYTAG Red Carpet Service SEVERAL lle-;; ;f- good- used furn1ture 1ncludlng gas range $40 , refrigerator $40 Youngs to wn k1tct1en smk w•lh faucet s SSO See at 256 South Fourtll Ave in Mrddleport 1 25 tp 1969 HONDA 12S Scrambler excelent condlf10n Manv extras S175 cash Phone ( 3041 773 5847 1 25 3tc VACUUM -cJe-;;;~-.;;-,974 Model Complete wtth all ---.,.-67~ ctean.ng tools Small pa •nt WHIRLPOOL portable <ltSh washer deluxe 4 wash cycles damage ln Shtpp1ng Will take exce llent cond11ion used only S27 cash or budget plan 4 monthS cut11ng board top available Phone 992 2984 $320 retail pnce S235 Phone l 28 lfc 992 2042 after 5 p m 1 23 51c SIN GER Automatrc Zrg Zag Sew• ng Mach •nes 1n sew1ng BEAUT! FUL Walnut stereO table Make s bu llo nhole,s rad io am fm tape com sews on buttons blmd nems btnat ion 8 track ta pe det:k etc Top notch cond1tion ~ay Balance S1()3 49 or ter . s SS I or te rm s ava ilable Phon e available Ca ll 992 3965 992 298 4 1 21 ttc 1 211 lfc I Gene's DITCHING SERVICE Wheel Alignment INCOME Ta x ~c rv1Cf' 9 am to 5 p m Dally exce pt Sunday even •ng s by appo intm en t only Co Rd '22 off Rt 7 bypass Phone Wanda Eblm LARGE unfurni Shed 3rd floor 992 2272 apt fo r r en t 111 downtown 1 'J JOt c Pomeroy 6 rooms and ba th Ca II 992 278 9 1 17 lfc PHONE 593-S03S COLLECT ~rt and 4 ROOM house w tfh ba t h SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM "Now OFFICE SUPPLIES FO UR ROOM 2 bedroom tu r n1sh ed apartme nt 111 Middleport Modern k •t chen pan eled wall s Te lephon e 992 2676 1 28 Jtc B&G AUCTION !----=-=-=---1 I 1 - - - - - - --'-1 I ZIP CODE F IVE ROOM '1 bedroom fur r •Sh ed apartment n M1d d l epo rt Modern k 1tc hen pan eled wa ll s Te ephone 992 2676 I 28 3tc Notice 2~ 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy Fnr Rent ELECTROLUX vacuum c leaner A 1 condttlon uses 75 BA L ES of st ra w ca ll 985 paper bags has cordwlnder 3605 and many attachments Also 1 27 6tc shampooe r attachment 1n eluded (Only 4 available ) at NO 1 copper 65c rad1ator s $37 70 c ash or terms J2c red brass 35c batter•es 14 R1vers1de Dr ava •labl e Phone 992 2984 $1 20 M A Hall Reedsv li e . 1 21 tfc Oh 10 Phone 378 6249 Athens, Oh1o 1 27 tt c GOOD m1xed hay for sa le B•ll Wade Auctioneer Phone 388 81147 LAND contractor op t1on to buy 1 23 6tc About 50 acre s w th some typ e o f storage bulld 1n g The b1gger tile better Can be 111 60 000 BTU Gas stove Ph one any con d1t on will do repa1rs 992 2602 1 27 6tp W1th 1n 20 mrles of Mason W Va or Pomeroy If you know of some vacated land please 1973 XL 250 Honda perfect Cons1gnments ac · call collect Phone 992 5335 cond1t1on w1th 21 front t1re cepted IDa m to6 p m. 1 27 6tp both Knobb 1es 2 se ts of gears Bassan1 E xpa n s 1on datly, or Will pay cash SILVE R CO IN Please quote and chamber Phone 992 5323 1 27 31p for your household pr ce and mall to Jac ki e Wansley Rt 4 Patas kala I itPmc:. Oh ro 43062 3 SETS of bed spn ngs curiam stretc h er s 1 mattress 1 bed 1 24 6tc that can be made Singular or double refr1g da •r e 1cebo x OLD furn1ture oak tabl es tr ee double dra rnboard smk clocks ce boxes brass bed s w1th metal drawers 1 old d1shes or complete PIA NO tunmg phone 992 2082 metal b1rd cage hang s on houset1olds Wr1te M o Lane Danrets No funmg after stand Qu11t 1ng fr ames gas M•ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 31st heater ~e ll all cheap Phone call 992 6271 1 20 10tc 992 5510 5 13 lfc 1 27 3tp Nf=W 2 p1ece Ear ly A me r.ca n L 1vmg room su1tes m 100 pet CASH pa1d for all makes and TRAILER t2 X 60 2 bedroom models of mob•le homes nylon scorchgard mater1al very good cond•tlon ca r Phone area code 614 423 9531 You r cho.ce of co lor s or p e t ed furniShed or un 4 13 tt c fab r1 cs Th1S week onty Porch and shed furn1shed S199 95 cash and carry •ncluded Phone S92 3438 Pomero y Recovery 622 E 1 27 6tc Mam St r eet Pom eroy Phone 992 7554 ASSORTMENT of aluminum 1 22 6t c GR ILL cook carhop and k1t wmdows and frame s Phone chen help wanted Apply 1n 99 2 2789 person Craw's Steak House 1 27 6tc 1 27 tf c en 21 POMEROY HOME & AUTO HOUSE 16 32 L1nco tn He ig hts <l r ooms and bath Fen ce d ya rd and p1cturP w ndow Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 1 24 ti c POMEROY MOTOR CO. tN T H E COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ME I GSCOUNTY OH IO trnmed•at e openmgs for speCia l tra m •ng m Meehan cal Av•al1on and E l ec tron cs Clerrcall etd s .n the U S Navy Pay star t s at $326 pe r month from f•r st day We furn1 Sh quar ter s tood and cl olll• ng ~c hool guarant ees be f ore you S1gn up BE SOMEONE SF'ECIAL IN THE NEW NAVY For more mfo ca ll or v•s •t your Navyman at RALPH RODEHAVER Ch• ef Mach n 1st s Mate (SSJ Telephone 61-l 593 3566 Toll Free 800 28 2 1288 Navy Recru1t ng St:i!Ton 21 1 Co l umbus Road Athens Oh 10 45701 Television Log 5 00 - . t1 WantAd1~ TRAIN WITH FULL PAY ..1 196BCHEVROLET BELA IR ~ G£T 'YOUR MAN Wrnl A~ JJl]J~ID11rn; u...t RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland notrump or two hearts so that the Flannery bidder nearly scored a top • West North East I. Pass 1+ Pass TO <..0N"TI NUE !,)Jt;! ~EST WE MUST <.:>E.T ACROSS BUT 'HOW WELL [)J ___.....___ IT TH!l:>WS ME FUR A L055 1 @N A MISSION 1NTO 'THE ~NTAINS 1'0 OBTAI N MEDICINAL BERRIES "THAT WILL ~ve ~UZ BARNEY OVERNIGHT South , I You South, hold •AK76,AK76+2.KI043 What do you do now" A-Bid one -heart U your partner holds four spades he can bid the suit at tbe one level liFe AL.LEY 00P AND ~oozy HAVE RUN INTO DtFFtCULTie;'S GAME, MAW·· PACK MV 211 ' ' ' r'<L' < ~~ s •.. on ALLEY OOP I'M OFF TO THE BODACIOUS CARD I NEWSPAPER ENTEH.PRISE: ASSN I The btddlng has been ({l I 20 IN TWO SHAI<ES OF A SHEEP'S TAIL, HOlliE'( POT 'lORE RABBIT FOOTS IN THAR TOO, PAW" BLESS 'lORE THOUGHTY BONES SUGAR DOODLE I 21:3 B¥ MY FATHER t:i BEARD I KNOW VOU'RE RIGHI 'lOUR THINKING 0LD 8U00V 15 CLEAN OUT OF $ 1GHTI 1..0ME ON LET S FOLLOW HI ~ TRACKS AN SEE HOIN HE MAN~ED IT 1 �.. - . .. . . . . I. ~ .. . ' - -- I 7- The DaUv ~ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy o ,l>n 28, 1974 6- The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 28 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I Business Services BOYS 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1971 Nolice Pomeroy Motor Co. CHEVROLET BELAIR $2495 door local 1 owne r car wrth less than 15 000 rmles berge fl msh blk vr nyl tup good w w !ires s tand<~rd V 8 eng me automr~ I1 C po we r slec nng & brr~kes rad 1o spo tless clean nt crtOr Want a shar!J car o t t he pnce of average car? 1895 4 Door V 8 eng ne au tomat c tran s power steermg f.=tct ory cu r rod ro good lrres clean ntenor blue t ntsh 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER 12895 4 wr dnve 350 V 13 eng ne lock1ng trt hubs nulomal1c trans power steer ng & prakes rad •o veh •c le of many use s cus tom tr1m shn rp 1 owner GIRLS OPEN EVES8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO ROBERTA C 0 BRIEN 100 :1 Court Street Pomeroy 01110 ~5769 PLAINTIFF vs VIVIAN MORGAN ET AL DEFENDANTS NO 15 47 1 NOTICE FOR SE RVICE BY PUBLICATION To Bern1C:f' Mod en whose tast known address •S Buckeye Lak e Oh10 and whose exact addr ess 1S unknown and can not W1th reasonable d•l gc ncc b1.2 ascerta ned To Conn1 e K Dutcher who se address 1S unknown and cannot wtth reason a ble d1 1ge ncc be ascertamed To He r metla Ann N1emeyer whose exact name •S unk nown and whose address 1S unknown and cannot w th reaso na b e dtl•gen ce be ascer ta •ned To The unknown he 1rs and dev sees ol Nann• e Hobb s decea sed To The unknown 1'1 C1rs and dev sees o f Cllar tes Hobb s deceased and To The unknown hetrs and dcv •sees o f N eva G1 lmo re deceased You ar e hereby not f 1ed that you !lave bee n named deten dant s 1n .'1 eo at act ton entrt ed Roberta C 0 Brren p l amt•ff vs V•v an Morgan et al def en dants Th rs act1on has been ass•gned Case No 15 .111 •n the Common Pl eas Cou r t of Me1gs Co unty Oh o Pom eroy Oh 10 15769 Tt1e ob1ect of tt1e camp an t s to parfll on and qu• et l•lle to r ea estate s. t uated •n Rutland Townsh•P Me•gs County Oh o wh1ct1 s described as follow s Situa t ed n Rutland Town Sh p Me 1gS Coun ty Oh10 Secl •on 4 Beg nnmg north 3300 feet f r om t he southea st co rner of sa1d Sec t• on 4 tllence west 1709 teet to cente r of publ c road t hen ce a ong center of sa d road north 17 degrees OS west 68 75 thence east 1914 to eas t 1 ne of sa1d Sect.on No 4 then ce south 650 to place of beg1nn ng con tam ng 77 acre s more or less Ex cep t mg and reserv•nQ thre e fourth s of coa l 01 1 qas and oth er m neral s und er l y •n CJ the abov e desc r1bed prem ses w•th nght to m ne remove and opera t e the sa m e A l so begmn ng north JJOO and west 2121 f rom southeast corn er of Sec f•on <I thence west 133.5 5 t hence north 650- tfi"ence eas t 1312 thence south 23 deg 30 east 120 then ce south 2 deq 20 ea st 78 thence south 9 degrees 15 west 1<15 thence south 2 deg 30 we st 327 to t he place of beg nnm g conta1n ng 20 04 acres more or l ess E xcepti ng 1 53 acres so ld aff,. lea vmg 18 51 acres more or te ss Also the followm g descnbed rea l esta t e begmn ng 172 rod s 12 l1 nks wes t of the northeast co rn er of Sec J Town 6 Ra ng e 14 th ence west 35 rods 131 nk s thence south 80 rod s th ence east 94 rods 5 1 nks to publ• c road tllence m a northwest erly d 1rec flon along t he ce nt er of road to th e place of beg nn •ng contatn1ng 31 :1 acres more or less A lso begmn ng 95 rod s 81 nks north 59 roQ.s and 23 I n ks wes t of th e so uthea st cor ner of t he north eas t quarte r Sect ron 3 To wn 6 Rang e 14 thence west 21 r od s 8 Inks tllence north 2 deg west 22 rods 14 links then ce east 2? rods 3 l mks th ence south n r od s 14 lm ks to pla ce of begrnn ng con ta1n1ng 3 ac r es more or l ess Excep tmg from a bove par ee l s and reservmg one half of coal 011 gas and other m 1r:terals und erly 1ng lh e above des cnbed prem 1ses w1th the nght t om me r emove and oper ate for th e same You ar e requ1red to an swer tt1e Comp la nt W1th1n 20 days after the tas l publr cat •on of th •s notr ce Wh1Ch will be publ1shed on ce each week for s x con secut1ve wee k s The l a st ou blr cat on will be made on March 4 1974 and t ne 28 day s for an swe r Will st ar t on t ha t date I n case of your failu r e to an swer or otherw1se r es pond as requ1red by the Oh•o Ru l es of C1v11 Procedure tud gmen t by default wr i t be r endered aga nst you for r el 1ef demanded n the compahnt 11 OR OLDER BE A PAPER CARRIER. DELIVER The Daily Sentinel Th1s could be your golden opportunity to learn bus1n ess methods, save money for clothmg or college, w1n pnzes These and many other benef1ts are available to deserving Sentmel earners For years. The Sen tmel has helped young people develop the attnbutes and talents which spell success 1n adult l1fe A route m •ght be open 1n your neighborhood , to fmd out Call 992-2156 • OR FILl OUT ~ND MAIL THE OOUPON BEWW Larr.y E Spence r Cle r ks of Court Com mon Pl eas Court Me 1gS Co unty Oh10 { 1) '2 8 ( 7! 4 11 , 18 25 {3) 4 6tc ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS I B1ds are requested until 12 00 N oon on February 11th 197.4 I THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 from 1 mterested persons for sale 111 COURT ST to th e Lead 1ng Creek Con POMEROY, OHIO 45769 servancy D1 stnct a 1974 34 Ton PICk Up Tru c k Wllh t he I I following speCifiCations 133 Inch Wheel Base Fenders I I •ns1de 8 foot bed , 302 I I c ubic of mbed ch Engme or I I equ ,va l ent automatic trans m1SS10n Pos1 t ra k d•ff erent •al I NAME I or equ1valent one color pa 1nt 2 I I outstde mtr rors West Co as t I I type od temp gas and am meter gauges re ar step ~--:-:-::---- 1 bumper 7 SO X 16 ttres w 1tll I AGE I spare l1re and wheel t1e avy ty spnngs heavy duty shock I I du a bso rbers and overload I I sprrngs Success fu l b•dder will be rec: u •r ed to deliver truc k by not ADDRESS la ter than s :~Cfy days from date I I of not1ftcat10n of accep tan ce of I I b 1ds All b ds should be p l aced m a ~------1 seal ed envelope addressed to CITY I Lead1ng Cr eek Co ns erva nc y D 1str1 ct Ru tl and Oh10 and I marked on the outs 1d e Sealed I B1d to be opened 12 00 Noon on Feb r uary 11 1974 ~;C~~A-;;-;;;~E-;.;--1 I I W A NT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 'i PM Da y Before Publ ca t•on Monday Dead 1ne 9 a m Ca n c~> t la tron Correct1ons wil t be ac cep ted until 9 am for Day of Pub lr c at•on REGULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the r ghl to edll or re tec t any ads deemed ob1ec t•onal Th e publ sher Will not be respon s b le for more than one n co rrect •nsert1on RATES For Wan I Ad Serv1ce 5 cen ts per Word on e •nsert.on M1n1mum Cha rge Sl 00 14 cents per word three co nsec ulive 1n se rilons 26 cen ts per word SIX con secuttve nsert ons 15 Per Cent D• scount on pa•d ad!'. and ads pa 1d w1 thm 10 days CARD OF THANK S & OBITUARY $1 00 for 50 word m 1n 1mum Ea ch addrt•ona word 3c BLIND ADS Add•t•on al 25t Charge per Adver tt seme nt OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dat l y 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon Sat.urday I I I '----.--------J. LEAD IN G CR EEK CONSERVANCY DISTR I CT Ru tland Oh1o ( 1) 21 28 (2) 4 l tc FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display coat f urnace Rutland area Phone 7-12 5113 Ca ll aft er .:1 30 I 28 4tc EXPERT TR AIL E R Browns Trader Park M rn ersvll te Phone 992 FEMALE g r eat dane f awn 3324 co lor no tag s Lost n Me1g s I 27 ti C Co unly reward Phon e 698 2622 afte r 6 p m SLEEP IN G room over w1ne 1 25 Ole store n Pomeroy Re f erence requ rr ed Ca ll 992 5293 1 10 tf c Pets For Sale AKC Toy Poodle Pupp es $75 00 S1amese K11ten s SI S Phon e 1 256 6247 1 10 26tc 3 A ND 4 ROOM furn shed and unfurniShed apartments Pllone 992 543.:1 4 12 tfc Employment Wanted PRIVATE meetng room for any organ1 za t•on phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc WI LL babys rt n my hom e by hour day or week No n1gh l s Phone 992 7102 1 22 6t c Wanted To Buy R I VERS IDE Auto Wreck1ng w II pay S5 to r all 1unk ca r s Phone (3 04 ) 882 S2 44 or 773 5890 I 27 261C GOOD bedroom su1te 476 1 Cal l 949 1 27 6t c For Sale NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SE WING MACHINES m original factory carton Z1g Zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy designs w•th 1u st the tw1 st of a smgl e dtal Lett .n l ay a way and never been used W1ll sell for only $47 cash or terms available Phone 992 2984 1 21 tfc Help Wanted Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. DIRE'CT Sales D1str.butors wanted for vttam 1ns and organ•c products Par t or full t1me For mterv1ew wr.te Mary Engle R R 1 Box 19 Un 10n Oh iO 45322 - --- --- - -- ~_2~ 161 P 2 BEDROOM home m Mid dleport pr1vate o~ner new roof and bath Phone 949 3832 or 843 2667 1 24 6tc 8 WEEKS old p1gs Call 949 5953 1 24 6tc (QSCO T KOSME riC S & WIG S We have tile produc t on hand and we deliver to you per EXCEL SIOR Salt Works E Ma1n Sf , Pomeroy AI! kinds sonally Helen Jane Brown of salt water pellets water 9925113 nuggets, block salt and own 1230tfc Oh10 R1v er Salt Phone 992 3891 NEED woman t o live 1n and 6 5 tfc take motller s place of 2 ct11ldren n a new r es pec t ab le ==-- -- ----~-~- -home You may atso have 1 SAL T FOR ICE AND SNO\, Rock salt for town!ll1pS ch•ld of your own Phone 992 towns and busmesses m 2'iJ6 bulks and bags for 1ce and 1 8 lfc snow ExcelSIOr Salt Works Phone 992 3891 11 11 ttc NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh1o. Me1gs 1972 5 10 4 DR DA TSU N Sedan 1 County ~robate Court Excellent cond1t1on John 11 ACRE or acre lots rur sale C1ly water ava i lable 1n To file Executor of the es tate Lyon s Chester near Chester spr•ng Lo cate d on State Grade Sc hool to such of the followmg as are Route 143 Phone 992 3640 re s dents of the Stat e of Oh•o 1 27 12tc - ------- --~ 2_ 22 61p v 1z - the surv1vmg spouse the next of km the benef tc 1ar1es under th e will and to the at ONE 2 year old black 7 8 forney or attorneys Tennessee Walker for sate representmg any of the Phone 992 3640 afor e men t ioned persons 1 27 12tc L1nn1e B Tay lor Deceased Rut l and Oh1o Rut tand Tow nshi p No 211 14 ~------------II!. STE REO RADIO am fm track t ape combmat1on 4 way8 You are t1 er eby not rl1ed that speaker soun-d system the I nven t ory and Ap Balan ce !i102 66 or use our pra1sement of tt1e estate of the budget terms Call 992 3965 aforement•oned deceased late 1 11 tfc of sa•d County was f1led •n th1S Co urt Sa1 d Inv entory and App ra. se m ent will be tor COAL ' FOR SA.L E JAYMAR hearmg before th iS Cou rt on tt1e COAL COMPANY THE 4th day of Fe bruary , 1974 at ME IGS & GALLIA LINE 10 DO o c loc k A M STA TE ROUTE 7 AT Anv oerson des1r1ng to f1le CHESHIRE OPEN 7 TILL excep ttons th er eto must file 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A WEEK them at least t1v e days pnor to PH ONE 992 5693 the da te set for heanng 1 28 5tc G 1ven under my hand and seal of sa 1d Cou rt. f h •s 17th day AM FM rad1o stereo 8 track of January 19T.:I tape combinat1on 4 speaker sound system Balance Mann1ng 0 Webster $101 52 or terms ava ilable Judge and ex offiCIO Clerk Phone 992 3965 of said Court 1 28 ttc Auto Sales Wanted 1 WANTED! POSITIONS OPEN IN NEW FOOD STORE By Ann B Watson Deputy Clerk 2tc All kinds of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, et.c . Apply m person at Powell's S~per \OU tell Mommy tf you an von{' commg •5.55 On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8T1Il Lost Valu W. Second St. Pomeroy, 0., 45769An Equal Opportuni ty Emp loyer PAINT DAMAGE 1974 Zig Zag SEWING MACHINES Still rn or.g•nal c artons No at tachments needecf as our cQn trots are buill •n Sews w 1th 1 or 2 needles. makes buttonholes sew on but tons monograms , !!!lind blind hem st1tch Full cash pnce $38 so or budget plan available Phone 992 2984 1 28 tfc Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Matn , Pomeroy, 0 BI SSE LL Cons tru c t •on room add1t 1o ns and remodel ng Pr of ess ronal floor sand1ng and f1n sh•ng old and n ew Re fer ences ava lable Phone 949 3833 1 25 26tc F OR electr1cal pt umb •ng and remodeling wo r k Call 843 7J4l for FREE ESTIMATES 111 26t c - ---------- - - WILL trrm or cut tre es and shrubbery Also clean out ba se ments att 1cs et c Ca ll 949 322 1 or 742 4441 1 2 26tc Real Estate For Sale SPAC IOU S b1 L eve l and spil l leve l homes are now under const ru ctiOn on c• ty w ater and sewer Many delu xe features mclud.ng a •r con d1t on•ng Best f1nanc 1ng ava ilabl e Other ty pe hom es m d1fferent areas on F H Adm fmancmg w•th no down paym ent Call collect (837 6540 ! or wnte to ME IGS DEVELOPMENT P 0 Box 33 Middleport Oh1o 4S760 1 9 tiC 5 ROOM hom e and bath cement block garag e gas furna c e used 1 year New roof house n eeds mmor repa.rs a nd pa 1nt S5 BOO •n c ludes an extra lot With a two room house Phone 992 S335 1 27 6tp I Body Shop Ph 992 5271 Lmcoln H1ll Pomeroy 0 Painting A Spec1alty NEW 3 bedroom hom e 11 :z bath garage basement on Gravel Hill M1ddlepor1 Natura l gas already '" Ph on e D ate Dutton 99 2 3369 e>o<enmgs 992 2534 1 17 tf c DESIRABLE two bedroom t1ouse m M id dleport ready to oc cupy Call 992 5310 12 30 26tc 6 ROOM Home bath, gas furna ce and garage 1n Mmersvllle Plenty of garden space Pr1ced for qu•ck sale $5500 00 Phone 992 577 8 1 24 6tc HOUSE and large lot for sale vacant now on new bypass Rt 7 Call 247 2163 1 25 6tc All work guaranteed Water L1nes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks In · st a lied See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Ntght 992 3525 or 992-5232 C BRAD FOR D Aucl10nee r Complete Serv1ce Phon e 949 3821 Racme Oll•o Cr •tt Bradford s 1 tt... EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sep t1c t anks ms t alled dump truck s and lo boys for h 1r e w1ll hau l f1ll d1rt top soil t1mestone and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n 1gllt pl'1one 992 3525 or 992 5232 21 1tfc DOZER wor k land c learmg by the acre hourly or con tract farm ponds roads et c Larg e do zer and operator w 1th over 20 years expenence Pullms Excava t ng Pomeroy Oh•o Pllone 992 2478 1219 tf c PRICE CONST RU CTIO N Roof 1ng spou tmg k 1tc t1 ens and bathrooms Com plete remo de l •ng Phon e 742 6273 123tfc DOZER and back hoe work pond s and sep tt c tanks d1t ch 1ng serv1 ce top so11 f1ll B&K E x d1rt I mestone cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 tfc AUTOMOBILE In surance b een can ce ll ed? Los t your operators l1cense Ca l! 992 7428 6 15 tf c Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD V1rqll B. T ~ .-lfo,-d Sr Brok- -·1' 110 M(•Chil ll lf S:r ;•c t Pomeroy, Oh 10 -•S769 E x plorer 1 27 12 tc 1968 C-HEVROL~T Maltbu automattc 307 Fa rr cond1t1on S750 Call 992 7637 1 27 12t c -------------- 1963 FOR 0 Galaxle .q ur automal1c 261 V 8 loo ks and runs good Uses 011 $99 Coolville 667 6214 1 25 6tp ------------ -~ 1969 OLDSMOBILE stat10n wagon all power equ1pment Good t •res a1r cond tllonlng etc $1 300 or poss1ble trade for small car ~hone 949 5913 1 25 Stc For Sale It's Snow T1re Ttme! REDUCED - POMEROY - 2 bedroom bungalow all on one floor , new gas furna ce, oak floors Only $10 000 00 POMEROY - Near sho ppmg 3 bedrooms bath porches, hardwood floors, nat gas heat Ask1ng $3,000 00 down balance $97 07 a month COUNTRY - Wtthl n 3 miles of Gav1n 3 bedrooms bath. gas furnace cellar and garden $9 500 W11l take an offer HOUSE TALK IS OUR MAIN BU SINESS LARGE SMALL NEW, OR OLD WE HAVE THEM HI I f- N l ;,,, f.<'DO~ If'. ll '.'ll d 11 ;.r >~lD QQ'l -3.125 or Pos111ve Stop and Go In Mud QQ'l -3bl') Let Us Instill! Now• SUPER SERVICE 51" ... _ Jack W Carsey , Mgr Ail Plfone 992 9932 GROCERY business for sale Bulldmg for sale or tease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc SINGER sewmg mach1nes 1972 model m beaut1ful walnut cabinet Makes des1gn slit ches zig zag buttonholes blind hems etc Like new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 27J 9893 after 5 00 12 7 tfc 8 OO - Gunsmoke8 10 Rooktes 13 Theatre In Amen ca 20 The Tribe That H ides From Man 33 Nat1onal Geographic 6 Mag1c1an 3 lS 9 00 - Here's Lucy 8 10 , Mov1e See No E v1 1 3 4, 15 ABC Th eatre 6, 13 Clltr Energy Challenge 33 9 30 - D1ck Van Dyke 8 10 10 00 - Medlcal CenterS 10 Paul Nuchlm s33 News20 • 10 30 - ABC News SpeCial 6 ~3 11 OO - News3 4 6 8 10 15 13 Janakl 33 WOOD TRUSSES 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 4, 1S Shadow of Fear ' The G~rl He Lell Behmd 8 The Shoal 10 1 00 2 00 Bu11t to Your ' Specs Dehvered to Job S1te F1ve Mmutes to L1ve By 4 D1ck Van 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw1nkle 13 New Zoo Revue 6 00 - Capt Kangaroo Jeffs Collie 6 8 25 - 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa m e St 33 Jack La La nne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 Fnend ly Junct1on 10 A M 3 Phd Donahue 15 Abbott and Costello 8 Wild, Wild West 6 Mov1e From the largest Tr uck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the sma ll est Hea ter Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1altst The Glass Sph1nx ' 13 9 30 - To Tell The Trulh3 Secret Storm 8 9 5l - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 OO - SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 11 30- Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Ltfe 8, 10 II 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel's World 10 12 00 - 12 55 - News 3 1l 1 00 - All My Children 6 13 , News 3 Concentrat1on 8 Sec ret Storm 10 Not for Women Only 1S The World Turns 8 10 2 00 - Days of Our L 1ves 3 4 15 Gu1dmg L1ght 8 10 , New lywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15, G1rl m My L1fe 6 13 Edge of Naght 8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4, 15 General Hosp1tal 6, 13 Prr ce I s Right 10 8 Book Seal 20 REASONABLE ra tes Ph .4 46 4782 Gall •pot• s John Russell Ow ner and Operator 5 12 tf c 3 30 - One Lafe to Ltve 13 6 Ph1l Donahue 4 How To Surv 1ve a Marnage 3 IS Woman 20 Match GameS 10 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Speed Racer 6, Sesame Street 20, Love Am encan Style 13 Lu cy Show 8 Mov1e The Canad1ans ' 10 1 4 30 -G tlllgan's Island 13,6 Green Acres3 Bonanza 15 Jack pot' 4 Hazel 8 S 00 - Mr Rogers 33 , 20 Bonan za 3 ~rv Gr1ff1n 4 And y Grtfftth 8 MtSSIOO ImpoSSi ble 6 Gomer Pyle U SMC 13 AROBIC SYST EM S CLEANED RE PAIR E D MI LL ER SA NIT A TION STEW ART OHI O PH 3035 662 10 4 tf c WIN AT BRIDGE SE PTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San1tat•on, 992 395.4 or 992 73.49 One solution to 4-card majors 10 23 tic J & B A uto Body 330 Mechan iC expert auto bo dywo rk complete auto refm1shmg, 15 years exper1t:nce Un1on member of 1 A of Me1gs Fr ee est1mates We hav e for sate a 1965 Mercury Montclatr and a 1969 Pomt1ac Grand Pnx Phone 99 2 5335 ..... 1 27 -OTC TOO/\ Y S QUESTION NORTH Your partner cont mues to one spade What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow 2K .6 • 43 tKQJ974 .Q872 WEST • A952 • Q53 FOR your new 'lome or co m p le te remodel 1ng contact Gr eg Roush ROUS H CON STRUCTtON Phone 992 ~"39 I 27 Now arrange the ended leiters to form the surprtse ans'>'er. as L.__b,_=~::::"j~=~=f,':::::':,::!==:_;suggested by the abm·e cartoon 1'-....:.:Prilt=ii=SIIlPRISE ==ANSWIII =~~n"----"1 I KNEEL TARRY "[ I I I l XT' BAKERY MARROW An ...... r ~ounds l1ke a roue -o11d w1lh proPIIIIIt'n l teelh' - A RAKE the plight of m1ll1ons of depresswn-ndden Amencans, 'Brother, Can You Spare a Dune'" was sweepmg the Umted Stales In 1955, Congress passed a resoluhonauthormng President Dw1ghl D Eisenhower to use The mormng star 1s Venus anned forces to defend ForThe everung stars are Mer· mosa aga1nst possible attack by cury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn Those born on this date are Communist Chinese on the mamland from which the under the s1gn of Aqu8flus Concert pianiSt Artur Rubm· Nat10nahsl.!l had been driven stem was born Jan 28, I889 A thoughl for the day World On thiS day m history War II Supreme Allied ComIn 1878, the fll"st commercial mander Dwight D E1senhower, telephone switchboard was put m operation m New Haven, later president, sa1d, "Hwnility musl always be the portion of Conn It served 12 subscrtbers any man who rece1ves acclalffi In 1915, the U S Coast Guard was establiShed under legisla- earned m the blood of hiS followers and the sacr1f1ces of tion passed by Congress In I932, a song symboh•mg his fnends " The Almanac By United Press International Today IS Monday, Jan 28, the 28th day of 1974 w1th 337 to follow The moon IS approaching 1t.s fU"st quarter 30 - Three On A Malch 3 4 ll Let's Make A Deal6 13 As SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED T AN K S Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 12 30 - Split Second 6 Baffle 3, 15 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 45 - Electnc Company 33 READY MI X CONCRETE del1vered right to your protect Fast and ea sy Free est1mates Phon e 992 328.4 Goeg lem Ready Moe Co Middlepor t Oh 10 6 30 tf c SE WAGE Password 6 Ja ckpot 1 3 15 News 8, 10 13 G & E Applian ce Repa1r Phone at tt1e shop 992 3802 or 949 4?54 12 30 26tp SEP TIC DinahShore3 15 Company6 JokersW1Id8 10 10 30- Jeopardy' 3 4,15 $10,000 Pvram1d 8 10 11 00 - Wizardof0dds3 4 15,Gambll8 10 Pomeroy Mother, Heal Thyself Dear Helen Our daughter 1s very lazy and stubborn When I say anythmg to her, she screams back at me She's out of school, not workmg She curses Her vocabulary you wouldn't believe r &le leaves her Jeans all over the floor 1 scatters h er un~ derclothes and PJS everywhere, won't clean her room, won 't heln me w1th the rest of the house She dnves the fam1ly car and leaves 11 full of Cigarette butl.!l and crumbs She smokes up a storm wh1ch dr1ves us nul.!l Instead of telling her boyfnend to call her, she calls hun long distance and our phone b11.ls are outrageous She has a closetful of lovely clothes which we buy for her, but she only wears panl.!l, torn and faded at that Her father and I both work so we can proVJde her w1th nice thmgs She does exactly as she pleases, bosses me around, swears at us, puts down her father (who has g1ven up trymg to reach her ) Please tell me what we can do w1th a spoiled gU"l MISERABLE PARENTS 5 30 - Bever ly Hdlb1ll 1es 8 Electnc Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra1ls West 15 Hogan s Heroes 13 5 55 - Earl Nrghtmgale 15 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 J Truth or Con seq uences 6 News 8 W 15 Ltl1a s Yoga and You 33 6 30 - News6 8 10 NBC News3 <1 15 · You r Future l s Now33 Room 222 7 00 - What s My Ltne 8 Du sty s Tr ai l 13 Electrrc Co 20 Truth or Consequences 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 Marco Sportttte 33 Htgh School TV Honor Soc1ety 15 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 New Pnce Is R1g ht 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 Rft.O 20 Hollywood Squares 3 e 00 - Adam 1t 3 4 15 Happy Days 6 13 Maude e 10 Bill Moyers Journal 33 Mov1e Haml et 20 8 30 - Hawa11 F1ve 0 8 Snoop S1ster s 3 4 15 f'./\ov!e ' Th e Gtrl Who Came G1ft Wrapped 6 13 9 00 - Evenmg AI Pops 33 9 30 - Shall 8 10 10 00 - Marcus We lby M 0 6 13 Pottce Stor y 3 4 15 Catch 33 33 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33 News 20 11 00 - News3 4 8,1015 6 Janakl 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 A Prowler In the Hear t 6 13 Mov1es The Dev tl s 8' 8 ' Five 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 200 - News 4 Dear Parents You can stop bemg pa1.!11es for a who needs one b1g, sohd ultunatwn e1ther get w1th 11 or get out 1 Your daughter IS evidently of age and does not want to contmue her educatiOn Therefore, she's ready for full tune work and an apartment of her own Tell her you 'II be glad to let her stay at home 1f - and only if - she changes her ways, qwl.!l treating you as personal sla\es, and pays room and board from her salary Set a tune lurut and don't back down You probably can't undo the spo1lmg of two decades, but you CAN dtVorce yourselves from 11 Start her job hunting, and hang tough 1- H P S You may get a ]lleasant surprise respect a daughter who apparently has none for you presently ~"'"e by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1. Seance sound +++ acceasory C. Personnf'l t. Droopmg 11. Yell U. Spamsh I . Adopted name 3. Old Turkish govern ment pamter lf. Melodic 15. Long suffering 11. Stram - gnat (2 wds ) lB. Leg1sla· live body lt. Comedian Conway :18. The old college II. Wine's delicacy g..., Dear Helen I know what Mrs T S (the fanner mental pahent) lS gomg through The fear her daughter4n~aw shows toward her IS a penalty we pay, long after the 11lness IS over People have a little understandmg of emolwnal breakdowns. They watch and wmt , 11 seems, for you to scream and flip out agam Some are afrmd of me I can tell 11 by the look m theU" eyes, the ra1ses vmces, the double explanations, the extreme care they take Wlth me And because they've never been through 11, they can't realize I'm not crazy or dangerous In my fmmly , my emotional illness was considered a disgrace My relat1ves have not acknowledged me for seven months now However, I do have true fnends who understand, and they're pulling me through I'm only 28 and have a lifetime ahead of me Mrs T S may have her best years ahead of her too if she doesn't let a few fearful relattVes get her down - STilL LIVING IT DOWN I. Airport (with Yesterday's Answer "the") 4. Lean-to 5. German style cake I.Rmg name 7. Vagrant. dnfter I. Merry U Dog 12 Cleaned out 18. Between 27. Climb a viacount and marquis 21 Reclama lion 22 l11 will 23. Generally 24. 1954 Branda ftlm Z5 Wild p1g eertain way (with "up") 29. Bullock 30. Anc~ent Roman official 31. - race 34. Sensible 36. Universal mother (Fr ) :12. Fash1on Zl. Uneov ered Zfl. As&ev· erate Z'J. MUSICal note ZS. French art1cle II&. Chfl81mas present for Dad 31. Son of Bela U. Diotn bes U. Tilt 31.Arizona river Sl. Gr1duon number St. Llveh· neas 41. Caut1ous 41. Private Dear Helen The doctor scared my husband at hiS last check-up He said he had the kind of anenua that could develop serious complications I think medicme and care will prevent thia, but Gavin has a thing about "llvmg while there's still tune " He has started an affair w1th a gitl at the office Says he doesn't want a d1vorce, but thinks he deserves two women smce "soon I may not have any " He spends several mghts a week with her When he's home,heiSil'l hiS usual self I'll have to admit, he DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A Is 1111ed for the three L s, X for lhe lwo O's, etc Sln(le letters, apostrophes the length and formation of the words are aU blots Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES C BXYJB CVOCMU LZVVZOU PQJ VXFJ ZL VJCUP BJUXUPCFKJ , PQCP XU OQM XP XU KBZZSJG -CIBCQCR VXFKZVF Yesterday's Cryptoquote THE BEST CREED WE CAN HAVE IS CHARITY TOWARD THE CREEDS OF OTHERS JOSH BILLINGS (~ 191'4 Kmr Ft1t1.1rt1 Syndl~ate,lnc) L!TrLE ORPHAN ANHIE EAST 101 • J 107 • J 982 + A8 + 10 5 2 .K943 .AI05 SOUTH 11 ~ Dear Upset As far as the doctor's office, to get a real line on your husband's illness and (for your husband ) far short of the other womna's- apartment A hot affall" at the expense of a wile 1811 '1 the standard cure or anenua or a faUmg mamage - H Farm •Reporl 13 Dyke 13 8 SWIMMER -OUT OF 6REATH I 01 DRUS~ABr:...jiL---r,,.....,.---, ----v-~ V' ~ If Jumhlu 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 EXPERIENCED I I I >a Sunrtse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 Concern & Comment 10 Paul Harvey 13 B1ble Answe.:s 8 News 6 Rev Cleophus Robmson 1J Ma son, W Va I •Aiurdaav 1 6 25 6 30 - MATERIALS CO ITOENEDI TUESDAY. JAN 29 1974 6 15 6 20- HOGG & ZUSPAN 6 13 Movtes Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 News 4 6 00 - • KQ86 • AK1074 + 63 .J6 Both vulnerable West Real EState For Slile Pass North East South 2+ , Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead - •A CAPTAIN EASY iJIDDING &Y J P. .\A.cJ(EE FOR THE HO~OR. 0~ RECOVERING' SUI.U MAA F~ SI UPPED THE I RIJf~L.e~~ By Oswald & James Jacoby 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, EXCELLENT LOCATION Very attractive 3 BR home on double level lot Lovely k1tchen lots of cabtnets, range 2 ovens, ref dtnmg room N1ce pat1o About 3 yrs old LOTS OF COUNTRY LIVIN HERE 17 fenced acres Close tn 2 y r old home, 3 BR K1tchen has lot s of c:abmets range & ref Ntce dtn1ng area Garage barn & storage An excellent buy BARGAIN HUNTER heres VEil.Y WEL.L. AH NEVE!R. COMPETE WITH HAWG~ Mr:: KEE' • SO VALL ft(\AY 8UV Tf.lO!jE F05;1L.S FO~ A Qt!AWTLIH OF~ Oswald 'In the 30s 11 was common practice lo open one spade w1lh a ha nd like the one held by South Opener would be afraid to lose the spade suit 1f he didn't b1d 11 f1rst Th1s pract1ce fell mto ge neral d1srepute People were playmg too many 4 3 and even 4-2 spade f1ts w1th disastrous results " J1m 'There seemed to be no way to handle th1s type of hand unt1l Ph1hp Flannery of Pittsburgh dev1sed a spec1al conventiOn The opemng b1d of two diamonds IS artifiCial and shows f1ve hea rls four spades and 12 16 h1gh·card pomts' what you are iookmg for 2 story fram e Some ca r pet1ng, panelmg, & h ie New bath furna ce & hot w ater tank /\)')()( !i.. I ' • MILUOI>Ji ~ D SC:TTER f>,SC.DF,E O "K,M ,P Q ,R ,S Tl-li~KI~ T. u' vI"' I I. L I J , OF~ Of H, z, 24,w ,.,.:, '"TERM'S ~-~~~ ~' BeU:>i ~ THe UXO L.eA<OU!' SGI\COI..S l'VR f-ilM CDMMI". 1 CLOSE TO FORKED RUN Snow ALL SIZES IN STOCK Seal the Clock 13 I D the Clock 4 News 10, 6 C1rcus 13 W1ld K1ngdom 15 Readmg for the Classroom Teacher 33 ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED Ph 992 2174 RAJOM 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News 8, 10 Room 222 13 , 7 00 - TruthorConseq 3 WhalsMy L1ne8 Elec Co 20 Beal PHONE 843-2341 773 5554 ~t 20 ABC News 13 Per Development 33 Truth or Con 7 30 - Bobby Goldsboro3 Buck Owens 8 Lock , Stock & Barrel 20 Mun1c1pal Court 10 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmter s 15 Ep1sode Act1on 33 To Tell the Truth 6 College Basketball 4 never was the greatest husband, but he 's all I've got How far should sympathy go' - UPSET Helen Hottel Hogan s Heroes 13 15 sonallty & Behav1oral sequences 6 Here's your CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 & INSTALLING AND REPAIR Only a few chance for the fuhqe A new bnck busmess butldmg w1th 2 large atr cond1t1oned off tces, storage and '2 n 1ce rest rooms A real locat1on for a bus1ness Nat gas furnace ~ 5 55- Earl Nightingale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10, 15 Sesame WI L KINSON ~m alt Engm r Sa les Re pa 1r on all s m ~ ll eng1nes cha 1n saws COUNTRY llf:z acres ol prec 1s 1on g ro und 399 W Ma1n nearly l evel land 2 bedroom Street Phone 992 3092 home 1n a small hamlet A little 1 17 261C bd of pnvacy Ask1ng $9 500 00 POMEROY - And ·::>.::x· x:m ···: =·~: Helen Help ' By Us. • • fo rm four ordanary v.ords A&A HEATING 6 45- Farmt1me 10 Mornmg Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 P1xanne 6 ye ars old Ful l basem ent yard 2 bedrooms large l 1v1ng w1th It repla ce S15 000 00 !luto Sales 1969 FORD p1ckup Phone 992 3640 Mr Rog ers 20, 33 Bonanza ~ Merv Gn ffln 4 Gnff1fh 8 M tss 1on lmposs1bl e 6 , Gomer Pyle 13 Res1dence and Mobtle Homes ~-;.~-.;...;::·<~:::'<1~~·~ ..~..'<1'9'1ll>1>l9i~~~>J<!il"" ' • ~:·:::«..·!:=!-"!:'~::».: l n~cra mble these four Jumbles. MONDAY, JAN 28,1974 Trails Wes -'t.J .-~ r;- nne letter to each square, to 5 30 - Boverlf H1llblllles 8, Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 2o Area s Most Rea sonable Prtces NEW 3 bedroom home good SEW ING MACHINE S Repa1r water 6 acres 3 outbu1ld nQ S serv •ce all mak es 992 228.4 and cellar Off Me•g s Cou nty The Fabr 1c Shop Pomeroy 1 on W1llti!lm Sm1th Road 31h Au th onzed Smge r Sales and mil es from Sale m Center Serv•ce We Sharpen Sc1ssors 1 27 261p 3 29 tfc INFORMATION ABOUT: JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAT COUNTRY STIREO 92.1 FM WMPO LAKE - 77 acres Park your Mob1le Home or bu1ld City water available Don't m1 ss th1 s one Oswald 'T he b1d ts sup posedly fo rcmg but m to day s hand responder elec ted to pass w1lh a ternf1c match pomt result' J1m 'East and West can't get mto the b1ddmg on any sequence North and South have no troubl e makmg two diamonds and actually South made a n overtnc k afler the defense started Wllh three rounds of clubs South won the th~rd club m dummy, cashed hiS two h1gh hearts to get nd of dummy's last club and eventually losl a trump and a spade " Oswald "It IS poss1ble to get to a d1amond contract after South make s a normal heart opemng, but m thiS particular fteld almost everyone went set at one BELIEVE IT OR NOT,I we have a modern 3 year o d 3 BR home Kitchen has lots of cabmets & range Large dtn l ng area Carpeted Laundry R Carport lf2 acre $16 000 00 HOME OWNERS - Good homes are sell1n§ qu1ckly WHY NQT LIST WITH US NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22l9 If no answer 992 2568 -Middllport-Pomerov - B1g Cap~City Maytag Automatics 2 speed operation Cho1ce of water temps Auto water level control Lin t F1lter or Power Frn Agitator • • Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes W1tt1 gentle, even heat No hot spots , no overdryl ng Fine Mesh Lint Filter We Speclalite 1n MAYTAG Red Carpet Service SEVERAL lle-;; ;f- good- used furn1ture 1ncludlng gas range $40 , refrigerator $40 Youngs to wn k1tct1en smk w•lh faucet s SSO See at 256 South Fourtll Ave in Mrddleport 1 25 tp 1969 HONDA 12S Scrambler excelent condlf10n Manv extras S175 cash Phone ( 3041 773 5847 1 25 3tc VACUUM -cJe-;;;~-.;;-,974 Model Complete wtth all ---.,.-67~ ctean.ng tools Small pa •nt WHIRLPOOL portable <ltSh washer deluxe 4 wash cycles damage ln Shtpp1ng Will take exce llent cond11ion used only S27 cash or budget plan 4 monthS cut11ng board top available Phone 992 2984 $320 retail pnce S235 Phone l 28 lfc 992 2042 after 5 p m 1 23 51c SIN GER Automatrc Zrg Zag Sew• ng Mach •nes 1n sew1ng BEAUT! FUL Walnut stereO table Make s bu llo nhole,s rad io am fm tape com sews on buttons blmd nems btnat ion 8 track ta pe det:k etc Top notch cond1tion ~ay Balance S1()3 49 or ter . s SS I or te rm s ava ilable Phon e available Ca ll 992 3965 992 298 4 1 21 ttc 1 211 lfc I Gene's DITCHING SERVICE Wheel Alignment INCOME Ta x ~c rv1Cf' 9 am to 5 p m Dally exce pt Sunday even •ng s by appo intm en t only Co Rd '22 off Rt 7 bypass Phone Wanda Eblm LARGE unfurni Shed 3rd floor 992 2272 apt fo r r en t 111 downtown 1 'J JOt c Pomeroy 6 rooms and ba th Ca II 992 278 9 1 17 lfc PHONE 593-S03S COLLECT ~rt and 4 ROOM house w tfh ba t h SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM "Now OFFICE SUPPLIES FO UR ROOM 2 bedroom tu r n1sh ed apartme nt 111 Middleport Modern k •t chen pan eled wall s Te lephon e 992 2676 1 28 Jtc B&G AUCTION !----=-=-=---1 I 1 - - - - - - --'-1 I ZIP CODE F IVE ROOM '1 bedroom fur r •Sh ed apartment n M1d d l epo rt Modern k 1tc hen pan eled wa ll s Te ephone 992 2676 I 28 3tc Notice 2~ 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy Fnr Rent ELECTROLUX vacuum c leaner A 1 condttlon uses 75 BA L ES of st ra w ca ll 985 paper bags has cordwlnder 3605 and many attachments Also 1 27 6tc shampooe r attachment 1n eluded (Only 4 available ) at NO 1 copper 65c rad1ator s $37 70 c ash or terms J2c red brass 35c batter•es 14 R1vers1de Dr ava •labl e Phone 992 2984 $1 20 M A Hall Reedsv li e . 1 21 tfc Oh 10 Phone 378 6249 Athens, Oh1o 1 27 tt c GOOD m1xed hay for sa le B•ll Wade Auctioneer Phone 388 81147 LAND contractor op t1on to buy 1 23 6tc About 50 acre s w th some typ e o f storage bulld 1n g The b1gger tile better Can be 111 60 000 BTU Gas stove Ph one any con d1t on will do repa1rs 992 2602 1 27 6tp W1th 1n 20 mrles of Mason W Va or Pomeroy If you know of some vacated land please 1973 XL 250 Honda perfect Cons1gnments ac · call collect Phone 992 5335 cond1t1on w1th 21 front t1re cepted IDa m to6 p m. 1 27 6tp both Knobb 1es 2 se ts of gears Bassan1 E xpa n s 1on datly, or Will pay cash SILVE R CO IN Please quote and chamber Phone 992 5323 1 27 31p for your household pr ce and mall to Jac ki e Wansley Rt 4 Patas kala I itPmc:. Oh ro 43062 3 SETS of bed spn ngs curiam stretc h er s 1 mattress 1 bed 1 24 6tc that can be made Singular or double refr1g da •r e 1cebo x OLD furn1ture oak tabl es tr ee double dra rnboard smk clocks ce boxes brass bed s w1th metal drawers 1 old d1shes or complete PIA NO tunmg phone 992 2082 metal b1rd cage hang s on houset1olds Wr1te M o Lane Danrets No funmg after stand Qu11t 1ng fr ames gas M•ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 31st heater ~e ll all cheap Phone call 992 6271 1 20 10tc 992 5510 5 13 lfc 1 27 3tp Nf=W 2 p1ece Ear ly A me r.ca n L 1vmg room su1tes m 100 pet CASH pa1d for all makes and TRAILER t2 X 60 2 bedroom models of mob•le homes nylon scorchgard mater1al very good cond•tlon ca r Phone area code 614 423 9531 You r cho.ce of co lor s or p e t ed furniShed or un 4 13 tt c fab r1 cs Th1S week onty Porch and shed furn1shed S199 95 cash and carry •ncluded Phone S92 3438 Pomero y Recovery 622 E 1 27 6tc Mam St r eet Pom eroy Phone 992 7554 ASSORTMENT of aluminum 1 22 6t c GR ILL cook carhop and k1t wmdows and frame s Phone chen help wanted Apply 1n 99 2 2789 person Craw's Steak House 1 27 6tc 1 27 tf c en 21 POMEROY HOME & AUTO HOUSE 16 32 L1nco tn He ig hts <l r ooms and bath Fen ce d ya rd and p1cturP w ndow Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 1 24 ti c POMEROY MOTOR CO. tN T H E COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ME I GSCOUNTY OH IO trnmed•at e openmgs for speCia l tra m •ng m Meehan cal Av•al1on and E l ec tron cs Clerrcall etd s .n the U S Navy Pay star t s at $326 pe r month from f•r st day We furn1 Sh quar ter s tood and cl olll• ng ~c hool guarant ees be f ore you S1gn up BE SOMEONE SF'ECIAL IN THE NEW NAVY For more mfo ca ll or v•s •t your Navyman at RALPH RODEHAVER Ch• ef Mach n 1st s Mate (SSJ Telephone 61-l 593 3566 Toll Free 800 28 2 1288 Navy Recru1t ng St:i!Ton 21 1 Co l umbus Road Athens Oh 10 45701 Television Log 5 00 - . t1 WantAd1~ TRAIN WITH FULL PAY ..1 196BCHEVROLET BELA IR ~ G£T 'YOUR MAN Wrnl A~ JJl]J~ID11rn; u...t RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland notrump or two hearts so that the Flannery bidder nearly scored a top • West North East I. Pass 1+ Pass TO <..0N"TI NUE !,)Jt;! ~EST WE MUST <.:>E.T ACROSS BUT 'HOW WELL [)J ___.....___ IT TH!l:>WS ME FUR A L055 1 @N A MISSION 1NTO 'THE ~NTAINS 1'0 OBTAI N MEDICINAL BERRIES "THAT WILL ~ve ~UZ BARNEY OVERNIGHT South , I You South, hold •AK76,AK76+2.KI043 What do you do now" A-Bid one -heart U your partner holds four spades he can bid the suit at tbe one level liFe AL.LEY 00P AND ~oozy HAVE RUN INTO DtFFtCULTie;'S GAME, MAW·· PACK MV 211 ' ' ' r'<L' < ~~ s •.. on ALLEY OOP I'M OFF TO THE BODACIOUS CARD I NEWSPAPER ENTEH.PRISE: ASSN I The btddlng has been ({l I 20 IN TWO SHAI<ES OF A SHEEP'S TAIL, HOlliE'( POT 'lORE RABBIT FOOTS IN THAR TOO, PAW" BLESS 'lORE THOUGHTY BONES SUGAR DOODLE I 21:3 B¥ MY FATHER t:i BEARD I KNOW VOU'RE RIGHI 'lOUR THINKING 0LD 8U00V 15 CLEAN OUT OF $ 1GHTI 1..0ME ON LET S FOLLOW HI ~ TRACKS AN SEE HOIN HE MAN~ED IT 1 �. '. .I 8- The Daily Sentin~ l. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan . 28, 1974 ~ Another 900 to go idle The decliningdemand for big cars is expected to idle another 900 workers today at General Motors Corp. plants in northern Ohio as part of a layoff of 75,000 GM employes . The General Motors plant at Ontario, 'Richland County laid off between 500 and 600 workers Friday. The layoffs will bring the number of workers furloughed at Ontario to about 1,250, according to William D. Walls, personnel manager at the fabricating facility in the community of 4,300. At the Fisher Body plant in Cleveland, 540 more workers will be laid off bringing the total number of workers idled at that plant since Jan. I to 1,103, GM officials said. Another 311 workers will be laid off at Elyria bringing the total there to 654. In Euclid, another 40 workers will be laid off on Feb. 4. Workers fear the Euclid plant might be shut down completely because all the parts made there are for the Cadillac, according to Kenneth Worwood, recording secretary of United Auto Workers Local 104S. Worwood said it is conceivable GM could move the work at the Euclid plant to one of its Michigan plants. He said that supplemental unemployment benefits which are 'part of the contracts between the !JAW and the big three auto workers are not extended to workers with less than one year at the plant, which by his estimates eliminates 80 per cent of the Euclid employes . In contrast, workers will go on overtime at the giant GM complex at Lordstown , where th e compact Vega is produced, and at Norwood, in suburban Cincinnati, the Nova plant. - ::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::: CHEAPER EATING CO LUMBUS (UP!) · Eating out may be a better deal than dining at home, according to the president of the National Restaurant Association. Richard J. Harman said here Friday restaurant meals today are more economical than In 1967. Supermarket food prices increased 21.1 pet. from October, 1972, to October, 1973, said Harman, but restaurant prices were up only 11.2 pet. over the same period. Many restaurants today are doing their own baking and serving smaller portions, he said, which allows them to charge less. ::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~:::::::::::::::::; ~r============================================================================================:::::::::::::;:;:,::=:=:=:=::;:;:;:;:;::=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;,:,:,:,:,:,:,:):=:::=:=:=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;,:,:,:,:,:,::===:=:=:=:=::tl 1 Welfare repairs possible i WASHINGTON (UP!) - Althou gh riddled with overpayments, errors and frauds , the nation 's welfare system should be improved and not scrapped for a guaranteed annual income for needy famili es, according to U.S. Welfare Commissioner Robert B. Carleson. " It very definitely is an improvable situation," he said Sunday in a UP! Washington Window interview. "As a matter of fact, we'd better improve it , and I know we ca n." Careison, who as California Welfare Director purged state welfare roils of 26S,OOO persons, opposes anything connected with a guaranteed annuual income for the needy if it would not require recipients to work and tended to keep them on government handouts. . " I think that most Americans believe that we should help people who are in need to the extent that they are in need and for as long as they are in need, he said. "But we should expect them to do what they can toheip themselves to become self-supporting and to become independent of the welfare system." He said one flaw in the administration's Family Assistance Phin (F AP) , which died in ·Congress, was that "it was being presented as a plan that might have an initial increase (in costs) but would eventually result in a reduction in the rolls. "I believe, if anything, that that wouldn't happen," he said . The F AP would have offered at least $2,400 a year to needy families . ' Galbraith .was right .in '61 WALTHAM , Mass. (UPI) John Kenneth Galbraith ; the late President John F. Kennedy's ambassador to India and one· of his most valued advisers, warned Kennedy in 1961 that Vietnam was "a can of snakes." He also warned Kennedy in several reports from New Delhi that South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem, killed in a military coup in late 1963, "has alienated his people to a far greater extent than we allow ourselves to know ." "This is our old mistake," Galbraith said of U.S. foreign policy in a July, 1961, letter to Nine directors to guide center A nine-member board of directors - three from Jackson, three from Gallia and three from Meigs County - has been appointed to oversee operations of the new Gallia Jackson - Meigs Community Mental Health Center. Founding trustees Mrs . Maxine Plummer, Malcolm Orebaugh and Dr. George Greaves said today the new "Center Board" will organize itself next week and will be assigned regulatory authority by the trustees over ali activities of the center. From Gallia County band Kennedy. "We take the ruler's word and that of our own people who have become committed to him." Galbraith wrote a series of letters to the President, capriciously titled ITO r~rts for "Indo-Tallyrand Office ." The · letters are included in the President's Office Files at the Kennedy Library. The massive file, minus items still classified because of national security reasons, is the latest and most significant yet to be made public. "It's certainly a can of snakes," Galbraith wrote of Patrol says no charges to be filed Vietnam in November, 1961. "I am reasonably accustomed to Oriental government and poli. · tics, but I was not quite prepared for Diem. As you will doubtless be warned, (however) whenever anyone reaches an inconvenient conclusion on this country, he has been duped." On another occasion, he said, " We a~e increasingly replacing the French as the colonial military force and will increasingly arouse the resentments associated therewith. "The Korean War killed us in the '50s; this involvement could kill us now. That is what the military and the (State) Department will never see," he said. 3 congressmen of Ohio rated by the Tri-County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board, and which currently serve some 325 persons on a , No charges will be filed in the regularly - scheduled basis. Under State law, Mental traffic accident Saturday Health and Retardation (648) morning which claimed the life Boards are primarily planning of 1S-year old Evelyn Marie WASHINGTON (UP!) - The and funding agencies for Nelson of Rt. 2, Crown City. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Nationai Council of Senior Citispecific geographic regions, zens rates three Ohio congress. whether within cities, or across Highway Patrol said Miss men "as zero" on the basis of counties. The boards, while Nelson's 1955 Buick collided their recent voting on 10 meas. they may initiate programs, headon on Rt. 7 with a semi ures concerning the elderly. truck operated by William H. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: cannot continue to administer The council said Saturday 44, of Glenwood, W. Va. Felix, such programs. Hence, the TEACHERS PAID LESS Funeral services for Miss that its study showed six senaCOLUMBUS (UPI) transfer of authority for the tors and 29 congressmen last School teachers In Ohio are management of mental health Nelson, who had resided in year "had ignored the needs of paid nearly $1,000 a year less programs in the area to the .Gallia County the last six the elderly." The group includthan the national average, new agency. This move will ·months, were held at I p.m. ed Ohio Republican Reps. Tenaccording to a recently also pave the way for the today from the Echo Baptist nyson Guyer, Walter E. Powell released survey by the receipt of vitally-needed Church at Wayne, W. Va. with and John M. Ashbrook. National Education federal aid for mental health Rev. Nolan Queen and Rev. The group said the elderly Association and the National and retardation to the three- Junior Lambert officiating . voters could determine Burial will in the Sol Perry Center for Educational county area. Cemetery at Rt. I, Dunlow, W. through its study which Statistics. legislators here back up their Va. The study showed Ohio CONTRACT REJECTED Miss Nelson was born July speeches with action. The teachers earn an average of CANTON (UP!)- Members 19, 1955 in Cabell County to council gave a "passing mark" • $9,800 annually. The national to 53 senators and 174 Concert Association and the average Is $10,643, according of United Rubber Workers Rev. Lucian Nelson and Bessie congressmen, found to have Local 761 voted Sunday to Ramey Nelson of Rt. 2, Crown French Art 'colony. He was a to the survey. The study also cast at least 75 per cent of their reject the tentative contract . City. member of th~ Calvary Baptist showed per-pupil · exvotes in favor of the nation's reached with the Geauga Other survivors include a Church in Rio Grande. penditures In Ohio were $945, Plastics Co. here and go out on sister, Miss Stella Faye Nelson senior citizens. Funeral arrangements will compared with a national strike immediately. Some 250 of Rt. 2, Crown bty, and her be announced Tuesday by average of $1,034. Holzer Medical Center workers were affected. fiance, Roy J . Combs, Jr. of Miller's Home for Funerals. Births ~ Lavalette, W. Va. They were to January25 have been married Saturday A daughter to Mr. and Mrs . COUPLE TO WED night. Keith Allen Sheets, 25, She was a 1973 graduate of William Lovins, New Haven, Gallipolis, boiler maker, and Buffalo High School in Wayne W.Va.; a daughter to Mr. and (Continued from page I) Barbara Elisabeth Nease, 18, County, W. Va. Mrs. Gary Turner, Wellston ; a school," Essex said. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Racine, file clerk. Minor Leach, Wellston. SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS, RAIN AND WIND SWEPT January27 HOOD IN HOSPITAL across the south early today and the turbulent weather triggered HAVING SURGERY A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The Pomeroy E-R squad, at least one tornado, at Pinehill, Tex., where at least one person Word has been received here Perry Chapman, Mason; a was hurt and several trailers were ripped apart. Severe thun- called Sunday at 12:10a. m. for by relatives that Mrs. T. A. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. derstorms moved across Arkansas, Louisiana and eastern Joseph Hood, Minersville, took Hennessy, who has been Robert Burton, Pomeroy. him to Veterans Memorial convalescing at the home of Texas. High winds caused some damage near Keithville, La. More than one inch of rain dropped in less than half an hour Hospital. her daughter, Mrs. Erwin Veterans Memorial Hospital over Shreveport, La., flooding streets and underpasses. Little Eubanks, is scheduled to unSERVICES SET SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Rock, Ark., recorded one inch of rain. It also rained over a broad dergo . surgery Tuesday at Graveside services will be stretch of the nation from Alabama to the western Qulf Coast and Jameson Hospital, New Castle, - Karl Grueser, Minersville. held Tuesday at 10 a. m. at Pa. Mrs. Hennessy's room is SATURDAY DISCHARGES up into southern Missouri. Gilmore Cemetery for Teresa -Diana Phillips, Betty Brown, The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, swollen from recent 248. Arnold who was born Jean Stanford Denney, Job Fairrainfall and melting snow, rose steadily toward flood stage in Sunday night at Doctors' dead child, Iva Howell, Maria parts of Illinois and Missouri, The high winds that buffeted parts DIVORCE F1LED Waldnlg. of the east diminished early today. Winds up to 60 miles per hour North Hospital, Columbus. The infant is survived by her Rolland C. · Searles, Rt. 1, SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Sunday had whipped through western New York, Ohio and into David and Nancy parents, Middleport, has filed for a Elizabeth Halfhill, ParkerMichigan. Imboden Arnold, of Carroll, divorce in Meigs County sburg; Robert Jeffers, PROVIDENCE, R. I.- A FEW PROTESTERS threw Ohio, and · maternal grand- Common Pleas Court from SyJ:acuse; Melville Withers, tomatoes and eggs at Melvin R. Laird Sunday just before Vice pare'n ts, Calvin and Betty Veva V.Searles, East Main St., Pl. Pleasant; Ross Morris, President Gerald Ford spoke at a dinner honoring the former Imboden, Minersville. Ewing Pomeroy, on grounds of gross New Haven. Funeral Home is in charge of neglect of duty and extreme SUNDAY ·DISCHARGES secretary of defense. arrangements. · cruelty. Phillip Donovan. None of the tomatoes or eggs hit Laird, and Ford, who was inside, was apparently unaware of the incident when it occurred. But seveal of the vice president's security guards were struck. Police arrested one person in the incident outside Alumni Hall at Providence College, where Ford spoke at a dinner honoring Laird's efforts in the field of mental retardation. members are Dr. Herman L. Koby, executive vice president and dean of Rio Grande College; Dr. James E. Levernier, a pediatrician at the Holzer Medical Center, and Thomas Moulton, attorney in Gallipolis. From Jackson County the members are Darrell Detty, business man; Larry Kibler , attorney, and Mrs. John Underwood, a housewife. From Meigs County the members are Robert Buck, attorney; Mrs . Larry R. Morrison, housewife, and Mrs . Robert Ord, a school counselor. This action was made with the unanimous concurrence of the Gallia - Jackson - Meigs Counties Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board. The new Center Board will assume responsibility and authority for overseeing the actions and programming of mental health clinics in Gallipolis, Jackson and Pomeroy, which were founded right at zero F. V. Bouie, retired Rio professor, claimed Frederick Vernon Bouie, 89, a retired professor at Rio Grande College, died early this morning in Holzer Medical Center. He had been in failing health several months. Mr . Bouie was born in Watkins, (Union County) Ohio July 25, 1884, son of the late 'Don't be stuffed-up dry Humidify!" Isaac and Eva J . Rutter Bouie. One brother , George, Columbus, preceded him in death. You'll rea ll y be surpri sed at th e difference a Mr. Bouie began teaching in humid ifi er makes in your 1902 near Clarksburg, W. Va . home' You'll find that Later, he obtained a law worn -out feeling when you and education degrees degree wake-up in the morning GONE- . and in it's place a from Ohio Northern Univerf~eling that you're ready sity, Ohio State University and for whatever the day may Hamilton College in ChiCago. bring. From 1921 through 1932, Mr. PROF. F. V. BOUIC Bouie was associated with GEME~T Banker's Life Insurance Co. Between 1932 and 1940, he B~OCK operated a sugar business in school teaching, Mr. Bouie headed the commerce Cuba . [IJ, O•p<iilfll•·fll \frn1· Rio Grande department at After retiring from public ! ~.Ill ~ r i S ! College from 1950 until 1962. The Rio Grande College Board of Trustees elected him YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK --to the . status of Professor Emeritus in 1962. Mr. Bouie remained at the college as an assistant librarian until June, 1973. Mr.. Bouie was active in numerous community affairs. He was a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of the Gallipolis Kiwanis Club, an Oddfellow, a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, Acacia Fraternity of Ohio State University and a life member ' of the National Education ? Association and the National Business Teachers' Association. He was a also a member of the Tri-County Community PUMI:I<UY CO. 1 • 11 1 11 , • ' '• ~- Your most convenient depository Is your own mall box. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & Tuesday Jan. 28-29 ONE LITTLE INDIAN James Gar ner Also BONGO (Gl Wednesday & Thursday Jan. 30-31 NOT OPEN Bukhy11all Show Starts 1 with us. p.m. When it's not convenient for you to come in during our regular business hours, use our bank-by-mail forms. We also have many other ways to save our customers time and money. The Farmers· Bank and Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO 520,000.00 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor .. News. •• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY LONDON - A WHISKEY AND SODA MAKES a man drunker quicker than straight whiskey, a London physician reported today. It's the fizz that does it. Dr. Gaston Pawan of Middlesex hospital said he evolved this sobering theory by using a team of medical students who volunteered to get drunk. "The bubbles in a fizzy drink make the substance go to the duodenum more quickly," he said. He said intoxication also comes faster from lukewarm drinks and from ones containing between 10 and 20 pet. alcohol. It would · be better for a man to drink stronger drinks or heavily watered ones, he said. "Above 20 pet., alcohol is an irritant and so will not pass as quickly to the duodenum from where it is absorbed into the bloodstream," Pawan said. As for the morning after, he said the only real cure was a large dose of ascorbic acid- Vitamin C -and honey . Girls buried by avalanche NORTH BEND, Wash. Sunday as a horrified father (UPI ) - Two girls were buried looked on. Another snowslide by an avalanche that roared forced more than 60 rescue down 6,200 foot Chair Peak workers out of the area. The rescue operations were conducted throughout Sunday night under lights and flares but there appeared to be little hope for Jean D. Kisman, 10, Se!!ttle, and Linda D. Angell, 13, Renton, Wash. Rescuers said the snow was very wet and heavy and it was unlikely there were any air holes. Lee Hahn, directing the operation from a ski lodge a . mile away, said Michael Kisman saw the snow slide come down on his daughter and the other girl. Kisman told Hahn the girls ran and the snow covered them about 200 feet from Lake Source. BAKER FURNITURE . ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----~--------------..1 ' in Briefs IN HOSPITAL Martin McAngus is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center . · His room number is 204. ·. Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 pm Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm Special Purchase and Sale WOMEN'S PANTIES Tremendous Assortment - 1800 Pairs. Lace Trims · Tailored - Hip Huggers . Band Leg Briefs Embroidered Motifs. White Pastels - Prints. Choose 100 pet . .Dupont Antron Ill Nylon or 100 pet. Acetate Tricot. VAWES FROM 1.00 10 1.35 Sale 5 pailS Ungerie r.ELBERFELD$ ·I Save Your Saleslips • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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