https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d1f5b59d42891b4032d256118998d9f.pdf 0954ac632b6dd921dd147096fbd4a193 PDF Text Text - ,. • .$250million proposed to expand Ohio prisons By LEE LEONARD UPI .Statehouse RePI!rter . ~~-~~- ,·•·-·-=co--· - The General Assembly will be asked Utis year to consider a $250 million bond issue, financed by increases in cigarette and liquor taxes, to expand Ohio's prisons and juvenile correctional facilities, which two state lawmakers believe are "bulging at the seams." · The bipartisan proposal, requiring approval of Ohio voters , 1 would furnish accommodations for 5,000 addUi_?nal prisoners and juvenile offenders. It would cost the state $400 million, counting interest payments in retiring the bonds over a 15-year period . , ' • Reps. Harry J . Lehman, D..Shaker Heights, and Alan I'· Norris., R-Westerville, who ·unveiled their plan Wednesday, said it would take care of Ohio's prison space needs for the next 25 years. Lehman and Norris s<rid they will ask the legislature to place • Ute. bond issue on the June primary ballot. They said they anticipate speedy legislative hearings on the plan. ' I Both lawmakers are influential in thrir r~s[lPrfivP r~ucuses . Lehman is chairman of the House Judidary Conunille~ and • Norris is Hous~ Republican whip.· They said the bonds would be paid off through a ne-{'Ppt increase in thr state's ' 15.;cen lgarette tax -ami an 81k'ent · addition to !he current $2.25tax on" gallon of liquor. · Norris said the interest cost on $250 million worth of bonds over a 15-year period has been estima ted at $150 million , us:;wning G.5 per ctmt interest on the bonds. This would bring · the total cost to $400 ·million . Leitman and Norris said they worked closely with the state Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections and the Ohio Youth Commission to develop plans for new facilities and additions and improvements to current ones . Major proposals a1J1ong the recommendations for $188 million worth of new facilities and $18 million worth of additions are a new state reformatory in northeast Ohio housing 1,600 young inmates, and conversion of the Ohio State Reformatory · at Mansfield to an adult maximum security institution to accOllJI!).~\Iil\t;.),~!JQ . \<! . !.~09 p~\ill/n ~~s, ... .. . . However , I .ehman said , specific plans may nul IJ~ included in the ballot issue lu be placed before the voters . The General A.~scmbly would have the ultimate authority, in concert with the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, to locate the facilities. Thoma~ Moyer , executive assistant to Gov. James A. Rhodes, said he was consulted about the plan, but added the governor is offering no commitment to support it. "He doesn't feel the time is right for a flat commitment," Moyer, said f " We certainly r ecognize the needs of both departments for additional or new facilities, but at this time , the governor isn 't taking any position on legislation or a bond issue proposal. " · Despite state budgetary shortages1 both the gover·nor and the legislature have been reluctant to propose &ny tax increases. Rhodes' proposal to finance massive capital con· struction projects through the sale of $4 .5 billion worth of bonds was soundly defeated by the voters las.t Nov . 4. .Lehman and Norris said they feel their singular proposal to upgrade the prison sy~tem would stand P ne"r r ch ~cce e because it is -less complex . • The two legislators · said their plan was prompted by a "dramatic " 48 per_cent increase in Ohio 's prison population in the last two years . They warned that unless something is done, " we may reach the point where state facilities may have to admit a convicted felon through tne front door and release him through the back do'Or ." . ''We can either pay the bill and lock them up, or fail to pay the bill and let them loose," said Norris . Lehman and Norris said the !!rison population increase has been ca used by an increase in crimes, indictments and convictions, a " steady decline in the use of probation and shock probation treatment," and a " no.flonsense, get-tough attitude of judges throughout Ohio." The Lehman-Norris proposal also calls for $13 million worth of repairs at medium security penal institutions and refor, malories, and $31 million worth of r enovations and a dditions to O~io Youth Commission facilities . • ... fJr Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio Friday, January 2, 1976 • • at y en tine Fifteen Cents Vol. 27, No. 183 Traffic, fire caunts ahead • In New Year holiday deaths IN;:;: ,::i;·n;i;f;l tr;~::====~::, 'l ~~f&~~]~ ~ ~ By United Press International LOS ANGELES - THE FIRST EARTHQUAKES of 1976 struck Southern California, Greece and the South Pacific New Year's Day, jolting the Los Angeles area and killing a child in Greece . The California quake shook a large area, rattling windows and shaking.furniture over four counties. It disturbed millions of residents but caused no injuries and did no serious .damage . , More than 40 tremors shook western Greece Wednesday and Thursday, killing a child in the village of Kastraki and injuring two persons in Famila . The Southern California tremor " was one hell of an earthquake - a really great one, " said Mrs. Carlos Schiebeck of Buena Park. "We live in a two· story house and it was swaying ." The tremor, which registered 4.2 on the Richter' scale , struck at 9:20 a.m . PST and WI!S felt in northern Orange County, north through Los Angeles County and 50 miles eastward through San Bernardino an~ Riverside counties. Rr;;IRtJT, LEBANON -· TWISTED METAL and piles of sand have prevented r~cuers from recovering 27 bodies from the tail section of a Lebanese airliner that crashed in the desert, killing 82 persons. The Middle East Airlines Boeing 720 airliner went down Thursday 100 miles west of Kuwait airport in the diamond shaped neutral zone between-Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraz. It was the first air disaster of 1976 and the first for the privately owned airlines in 12 years. The plane, carrying 67 passengers and a crew of 15, was on a scheduled flight from Beirut to the Persian Gulf .state of 0\Jbai and Muscat. ::: on first day df new year ::: ~ r. and Mrs. Stephen Wood of Syracuse ::_:_ he!.' a 1111' the parents of the first baby of 1!17fi, a son . at tht• llolzer •Medical Center at I: 04 a.m. ·· :~ ·" <'W Y t•a r's Da V· } · \Jr. and Mr.'s. Jerry Cante r· of IU .. I. Oak :;:: II ill \l't're the JJan•nts of the sec ond baby to be ::!: hurn in l!IW at the hospital . Mr. and Mrs. { Canter had a son at 1::IU JJ . m. Thursday. :::: The third birth reported on New Year's ::: fires claimed an alarming @ number of lives. ::.:. Traffic accidents increased sharply in the early hours of ·) · the holiday period, coming on :::: the heels of 412 traffic deaths ) over the Christmas weeke.nd - the lowest toll on rocord for / a four-day Yule, holiday . } The National Safety :} Council had estimated between 350 11nd 400 persons ) Da y was a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. ) would die in traffic accidents :::: llt·;rr y of Ht , I. (iallipolis Ferry. W.Va. at 2:0!1 during the 102-hour New (J.Ill . There was still no Gallia County baby as Year's holiday period, which Ill a .m. toda y. { . began at '6 p.m. local time :::: . - ·::;' ' Wednesday and ends at r J J t / of t American policy. Such demonstration of China's nostalgia toward the Nixon era is hardly question of emotions. It is meant as an opposition to the present-day U.S. policy ." ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Emblems, badges , at White ·House, on Air Force I WASHINGTON (UPI) _ The Bicentennial Year has hit the White House . Emblazoned on Air F · orce 0 ne 1s ; t he Bicene m b 1em , 1 en n i a 1 And now the White House police officers are sporting new badges with the Amerrcan · fl ag colors and inscribed with the blcentcnnial dates _ 1776-1976 . ::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::: full day of the long w~ekend be blamed on wet roads Wetroadswereblamedfor mishap occurred at 6 p.m . on Rt. 7, nine tenths of a mile :~tiple-death accidents~- south of Rt. 218 where Robert and bad weather helped boost D. Smith, 30, Eureka Star Rt. , the death count. Gallipolis, traveling south, United Press International lost control of his car which count' at 2 a.m. ESf showed slid on wet pavement, ran off 145 persons dead in traffic ac- the west side of. the highway, cidents. A ~reakdown of acci- struck an embankment, a_nd dental deaths : spun a-round, striking a Traffic 145 concrete driveway . There Fires 49 was moderate damage . Planes 2 The first of two Meigs Other • 6 County accidents occurred at Total 202 6:05p .m. on Rt. 124, one aud Florida reported 18 traffic four tenths miles west of Rt. 7 deaths and California and where Phillip Joseph Custer, T"xas reported 10 each. 30, Middleport. lost control of ~ Fires also took a heavy toll. his car which ran off the highA fire broke out at a New way striking a mailbox then year's in Brooklyn, N.Y., and rolled over on its top. There ~rtiers, instead of calling for was moderate damage and no help, tried to put the blaze out charge was filed. with a garden hose. They Another .Meigs County failed and four children were mishap occurred at 2:02a.m. killed. Thursday on Rt. 7, five tenths A New Year's Eve fire . of a mile south of Rt. 124 where Jon P . Buck, 21, of Pomeroy, lost control of his car which ran off the left side of the highway striking an em bankm e nt . There was moderate damage and no one was injured or cited. Roy J. Hager, 24, Rio Grande , complained of minor injuries following an accident at 5 a.m. New Year's Day on received at the hearings will Rt. 141 , .n ine tenths of a mile determine whether th e south of RL 233. general public would like ' The patrol said Hager lost subjects besides English and con trol of his car which slid. reading evaluated, how large off the highway striking a a sample should be tested, the bridge . railing. There was kind of data that should be moderate damage . No gathered from what age and citation was issued·.· grade levels . Limited funding A deer was killed wh.en from the General Assembly struck on Rt. 160 near North will not permit wide:scale Gallia High School at 11:25 assessment efforts . p.m. Thursday. The animal The law also requires that ran into the path of an auto data collec ted be used lo operated by Stephen Harder, ' ' ide ntify sc hooling needs·-· 20, Rt. I , Ewington . according to socioeconomic , demographic, and other NO BOMB FOUND characteristics." John Musser, manager of Date and location of the the Meigs Inn , told the hearing in southeastern Ohio dispatcher of the Pomeroy is Feb. 7, Athens High Police Dept. Thursday at I: 12 School auditoriwn, Johnson a.tn. that he had received a Road, The Plains: All hearings will be ;rom 9 call that there was a bomb in a.n1 . to 3:30p.m . Members of the Inn that would go off in 15 !he assessment cornmitl ee minutes . Two policemen , includes . G. Kenner Bush, George Hicks and Larry Athens Messenger publisher, Hudson, were ordered w search for it. They located no AI hens . bomb . I'H;;;;g,~;~=,;;;t~;t;"'""'i ~ educittion in Athens Post ·grad courses _a t OU offered·in evening hours 1Portsmouth) . fl'l'ings a•·e rotated a t each On the Athens campus of location every quarter. Ohio University, commuting Persons wishing to take a students will be able to course who are not already choose from 29 graduate level e nroll ed in a g raduate evening courses during ·program may be admitted winter quarter . Most of these ' unde r nondegree admissions are offered in one long requirements . Students session one evening a 'week. · wanting to work toward the Courses offered in th e master's degree must fulfill evening sessions in th e addilional requirements . regional locations wiil apply Application forms ana .io the ('daster of Education admissions information may degree in every field of be obtained at the Admissions specialization. Master's or Regis tration Office at a programs include elemen- regional campus or acad~mic tary, secondary and special · center or by contacting Lynn· education :· school ad- Graham, Office of Graduate ministration, guidance and Studies, 124E Mc Cracke n counseling, home economics, Hall,, Ohio University. physical educa I ion and sports AIhens, 45701. administrat.un. Course of- COLUMBUS - The general public is being called upon to . sugge~t how the State Board of Education should go about evaluating ~ducation in Ohio. Six public hcllrings - one in A!hens - will be held around the state between Jan . 10 and Feb . 14 to ascertain educational areas of greatest citizen concern and the kind . of information desired about the learning patterns of scho!J.l children. The he·arings will be conducted by · ( 1the Ohio Assessme~t Advisory and Annual Progress Comn:!• tee , which was created by the Stale Board as required by Amended Substitute Senate Bi!ll70, rece ntly enacted by the General Assembly . The 24-member advisory committee includes persons from !he General Assembly, · ~ent•ral publi c, education pr uf;•ssion, and educat ion orgHnizal ions . ll is hoped that llltonu&tiun ·' '• Accidents JUDGE THOMAS MITCHEL[; J d M• h 11 b.-d Ni~~; "'{;;~;:;;r ~fjK:~i:ffd1 ~:l~~;:~~~g~Ls:c!~ ~:a; o~ h~~:h BUDAPEST, Hungary ( UPI) - China's invitation to former President Richard · Nixon to revisit China shows that the Chinese leadership dislikes President Ford, the corresponde nt . of the Hungarian news agency MTI in Pel\ing said today. LA LOUIERE, BELGIUM - SOME 50 YOUNG revelers In a comment on the were happily celebrating the New Year at the tiny "Six-Nine current visit of Julie and Club" when the lighL~ suddenly went out. Someone lit a David Eisenhower to China , cigarette lighter to see, and plastic holiday decorations burst the Hungarian correspondent · into flames, turning the crowded bar-dancehall into an inferno said the couple was given a of terror . welcome like that accorded Panicky teen-agers trapped on the rear dance floor visiting heads of state,' or jammed into a narrow corridor toward the only exit - but instead they found a wall of flames . " They were trapped like even better. "Political observers in Perats," said a fireman . king said this welcome was Fifteen partygoers died, including eight who were trapped in a cramped bathroom as they searched desperately for an meant as a demonstration of exit. Others looked for a doorway in the back room, but it had the Chinese leadership's un- . been walled up ;years before . Thirty-6even more were injured, . changed sympathy toward Richard Nixon," the ·comfive seriously. Most of the victims were between 17 and 22 years old, police said, and were residents of this coal-mining ment said. "As much as the Chin ese lea der-s stiU like area 25 miles southeast of Brussels. Nixon, they dislike Gerald CARACAS, VENEZUELA - VENEZUELA'S nationalized Ford a nd the present-day oil industry today began looking for buyers for half a million barrels of oil a day which international oil companies rejected as too high-priced to allow them a profit margl'n. The international oil companies, whose $4.7 billion assets were nationalized Thursday in the biggest peacetime takeover of foreign investment in history, purchased only 1.5 million barrels a day, half a million less than the Venezuelan g~vern­ ment 1976 eXJ>Ort goal. The sales contracts formed part of a negotiated nationalizadon which included compensation payments of . - - (Continued on page 12) · ATHENS Teachers wishing to pursue a master 's degree in education at Ohio Oniversi ty will be allle to lake evening school . courses during winter and spring quarters at eight locations in Southeastern Ohio , • One to three graduate courses will be offered each quarter at the Ohio University regional campuses in Belmont Coun'y, · Chillicothe, Lancas!-er and Zanesville, and at the Ironton Academic Center. Courses also will be offered through cooperative arrangements on the campuses of Marietta College, Muskingwn College (New Concord) and Shawnee General Technical College apparently triggered by Christmas tree lights, raced through a Greenwood, Ind., Charles· home · killing Roberson , his wife and their . four children . • " It appears they all made an attempt to get out but didn't have a chance," a police spokesman said. \ \ 1 JACKSON - Judge Thomas Mitchell of Jackson County today announced his candidacy for the seat on the Fourth District Court of Appeals to be vacated by the retirement of Judge Gordon Gray. The Fourth Appellate District includes the counties of Adams, Brown, Highland , Pickaway, Ross, Pike, Scioto, Lawrence, Gallia, Jackson, Meigs, Vinton, Hocking, Athens and Washington·. Judge Mitchell has served as Common Pleas Judge of Jackson County since 1956. He has been assigned by the Chief Justice of Ohio to hold Court in most of the metropolilan 'Cities.of Ohio, as well as many counties in the Fourth Appellate District. He is an officer in the Common Pleas Judges ' Association of Ohio, and well known by most of the Bench and Bar of the State.· He and his wife, Ellen, are the parents of four children. Judge Mitchell is a veteran of World War II, and a member of the American Legion. He is also a member of the Rotary Club, Elks Lodge and the First Methodist Church of Jackson . In making the announcement, Judge Mitchell stated: " In the 20 years that I have been Common Pleas Judge of Jackson County I hope I have rendered some valuable service to the people of my county. I would hope also, that, given the opportunity, I might render such a ,service to the citizens in the Fourth Appellate District." Griffin, Bucks are disappoin.t ed PASADENA , Calif. (UPI) - Two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin managed a smile but had few words for sportswriters following Ohio State's stunning 23-10 defeat by UCLA in the Rose Bowl Thursday . ' " We just got out-played. That's really all I want to say because I 'm very disappointed. We all are ." However, OSU 's . flamboy,ant quarterback , Cor nelius Greene, had a little Thief gets jUSt $8.70, .soda pop The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. is investigating a breaking and entering that occ urred after 2:15 a .m. today at the Provico Feed Co. in Minersville . Entrance was gained by breaking glass out of a window in to the egg room : Missing is $8.70 from the cash register and two cartops of pop . more to say . "We picked a bad time to play our worst game. I just didn't have much control today. They h11d a lot of defenses and tried to C'Onfuse us, switching very iate, like maybe they knew our play count." , . "I really can't say they ·were expecting us to do anything but run , but they sure had an eight-man line most of the game - and I just didn 't have it ,'" ·Greene said. Lennie Willis, the ~ucks' ,senior split end speedster · who caught only one pass all day , found the Joss hard to believe. '"I thought I was open all day, but Corny just found no time to throw . They are a real good team, no question , but they seemed to be playing the I'W1 and just left me alone. It looked like they were in man· lo-man coverage and I was always open." Coach Woody Hayes walked past waiting sportswriters following the game without a word. ' . �.. 2 - The Dati} St>ntmcl. Mu_hth; purt-Pnun.'l tl \ 0 I 1u..lt~). l,m .!. I!Jti, \ • 3 - The Daii)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomei O) . 0 , ~·nd•l . J,on 2, l'l th Snow hits Rockies, Plains, Northeast By United Press In· United Prrss lntt•rna tlonal The New Year a rtl\ftl an rt cloud of sno\\ and was Northeast SliUW Snowbound part} -g or rs celebra ted overtime l m gettmg dnmk , and h~v m~ a Ne" Year's Eve ushered with 'C hili, soda pop by moton sts stranded at party,' Mac Moon of Longmotels and emergency mont , ('olo. announced from shelters it snow bound Wymmng motel Heavy sriows swept the 11mrsdd)' " I am I stepping Rockies the Plams and the one foot out U1e door unlll the ,tnd Wind QUitS " Cllt')- Cnn e. bunf'll wulcr "a s m~arly tL fet"t Wmds ptlt-'d up uf snu\\ W}o , soyen foo t drifts Foot-dee p sno \.\ s v. ere eommon m ntuch school They welcomed m the Nc \\ Ycat "ath cluh antl soda IX>P 'll1ere " fiS ht'"e:tV) dnfttn~ m Co lorHdo a nd num Prous tl.lff•c aec 1dents we1 e oU he state. Fifteen moton sts stuck on Cheye nn e's snowpa cked streets made 11 to.m h> gh and M1ch1 ~a n Snow also socked the Northeast. Snowplows were call c'!l out to sand down major roadwars m New Jersey New Year 's Day as four mches of snow piled up Snow and freezmg rain shcked portions of West VIrgmia and snow forced the mam runway at Pluladelphta 's Internatwnal Airport to close for several hours Thursday. Some were oblivtous to the wmtry weather A grou p of wa ler enthusiasts called the Aquaholics went waterskimg on New Year's Day lor the lith stra~ghl year on tbe Manasquan RIVer Some 60 members of the Milwaukee Polar Bear took their annual New Year 's noon swun m the Icy waters of Lake Michigan, despite the 3.'H:legree temperature and a chtll wmd 1'welve women - a few m biktniS - also braved the wmd and water to earn their ruins stun .Buc eyes, ' reporte d Hundreds of motortsts were stranded tn motels M oon 's party and others like It could last qwte a while Snows .;:::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::;:.:::•.::::·::;.;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.;::::::::::::.:::::.:::::::.:::.:::::::.:::::::::::;:; :::::::;::::::::::::::::::::·: :';,=·:·. flitted over the Plams early today and though the storm ·~ dimtmshed, many roads remamed Impassable ' DRAWING DATE PHII..ADICLPHIA 1UP! ) - For the first lime m 223years, the !.>bert) Bell ha~a .. Some travelers found less new home Ul/1 ) /76 ... amenable ways tu pass the In a midrught ceremony New Years Eve, the Bell was moved from Its home tn .... New Year's storm Independence Ha II to a new $1 million steel and gl•ss pavilion 100 yards away Six persons spent nearly 24 .. City officials built the pav>hon because Independence Hall cannot handle the ·· hours stranded m the snow-• flow of touriStS expected to VlSII Philadelphia a urmg the BicenleMial yea r covered wreckage of a Thousands of persons showed up for the ceremomes despite heavy ra ms and pnvate plane near the chtlling wmds , swmmt of 13,000-foot Tincup • Many Itt candles when the r tty ex llnqmshed street lights m th e vic>mty to Pass In Colorado before they dramatize the Bell's 20-mmute JOUrney were .found and taken to Several workmen lo\\ed the Bell behmd a processiOn of d1grutanes and the 3rd hospitals The Ohio Lottery IS nngmg Infantry Regunent Fife and Drum Corps dressed m Continental Arm> umforms· The storm, born m the m th e new year and The Bell 's ongtnal )Oke was mtact on 1ts ne\'- metal frame , and the pavilion w~Js Rockies New Year's Eve, celebrahng tbe bicentenmal opened officially to VISitors followmg a special service. ' stretched Into the Plams with hbert) bells on the new The Bell, brought here from London m 1752 to commemorate Penns)lvama's , today and extended to the $1 game ltcket begmmng this 50th anruversary , has had a history of mtsfortune. · Upper MISSISSippi Valley and month The "Sp1nt of 76" It cracked when II was first tested The crack was repaired and the Bell was rung · .. the upper Great Lakes, tickets \\Ill begm sa les on durmg the ftrst public readmg of the DeclaratiOn of Independence on July 8, 1776 brmglng heavy snows and · Bear Power" cerliftcates " January 6th for pnzes But on July 8, 1835, the Bell cracked a gam while tollmg the funeral processiOn for ·..... blizzard conditions to some rangmg from $100,000 to $10 Quef Just Ire John Marshall The crack widened when II tolled for the last lime In areas. 1846 on the anmversar; of George Washmgton's birth Ge rald J Patromte , ::~ More than a foot of snow There was further concern a bout lfie move because the Bell had not left In execul1ve director of th e ::: fell on North Platte, Neb , dependence Hall smce II was taken through the streets of Philadelphia dunng a lottery satd, " Tius genmne ··· and up to 20 mches clogged IJberty Loan parade In 1917 fotto type hcket with a bold the Nebraska panhandle :· Before that, It had not left the hall smce 1777 when It " as taken bnefly to design "will help sales and The storm also dumped Allenlo'f'l , Pa , to protect II from mvadmg Bnt1sh forces spread a httle b>centenmal heavy snows through MmThose at the hom e of Mary nesota, porttons of W1sconsm Circle durmg the Chnstmas sprnt at the same Lime " The firs I drawmg date wtll holiday were Mr and Mrs George Circle and daughter be January 15th when the Cheryl Mr and Mrs James wmmng SIX-digit, ftve-digii, Circle,all of New Haven , Mr and four-digit numbers wtll and Mrs Eddie (:arson of West Colwnb>a , Mr and Mrs Melvm Circle and family of Co lumbus , Mr and Mrs Donald Pierce uf Athens and ' By RAYMOND WILKINSON The Orgamzallon for year It felt good to help Mrs Laura Circle of Dorcas SALIDA, Colo (UP!) SILVA PORTO, Angola Afncan Umty has scheduled Jack Lewallan and his two them," sa id Danny Lewallan, Mrs Rulh Irene Morrow, Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl IUPI), - Pro-Western forces an emergency c onference m 26, who was vacatwnmg wtth .Johnson spent an evemng 61, a res>dent of Wellston , was battlmg SoVIet-backed nvals EthiOpia Jan 10 m an effort sons wanted to get away from his father from Wmona, w1 th Mr and Mrs Mal( pronou nced dead upon for supremacy m Angola to reconctle the Soviet- the hohday rush and apKan preciate the Vlew from 13,000Manne! of Racme R D arnval at Holzer Medtcal have 'appealed to the Umted backed Popular Movement HWe couldn 't get oW" snowfoot high Tmcup Pass Mr and Mrs Wilham Center Thursday around States to reslore the military for the Uberat10n of Angola Lewallan, 48, of Buena mobiles tn there so we had to Carleton of Racme and Mrs IOJOam atd cut off by the Senate two with tts two nvals walk about a quarter mile tn Dean VIsta, Colo , and sons Harvey She was born m Columbus Bnnker spent weeks ago At the same lnne,' the and snow up to our waist. Then we Chnstmas Eve with Mr and on June 29, 1912, daughter of Danny were Offtctals of the NatiOnal -Popular Movement IS snowmobthng Wedne sday sttll didn't see the wreckage Mrs Arthur Earl Johnson, the late Edward and Mabel Uruon for the Total Independ- believed preparmg a new until we got right up on 11 Pat and Sheryl l..eAn n and May Robb She was a ence of Angola and the offenstve \1 Ith fresh Cuban \\hen they thought they heard "The wmgs wette torn oFf," Be tty Van Meter. graduate of Colwnbus West NatiOnal Front for the support troops and w1th air a cry for help . "We got up there and JUSt he said "The only part of the Mr and Mr s Horner Htgh School, member of Hope LiberatiOn of Angola con- attacks by a newly assembled plane you could recogruze cluded a New Year's reVJew sq uadron of MIG21 Jet happened to shut our Cir cle, Dorothy Harder, Umted Methodist Church, was the fuselage and 11 was mac h1ne.s off," sa1d of the year-long ctvii war w1th fighters based at the seaside D1x1e C>rcle attended the Wellston : past Sunday school Lewa llan, a 48-yr -(Jld heavy upside down and wrapped a call for the Senate to capttal of Luanda funeral of VIrgil Wilson, teacher nd recorder of the eqwpment operator " It was around a pme tree " reverse Its dectswn brother of Mrs Circle at church, member of the Red The civtl war mtens1fled snowmg real hard and we A spokesman at Salida Cross Volunteers and The Senate, fearmg the after Portugal pulled out of zanesville on Wednesday Hospital said the SIX VIctims didn't have any Idea there Uruted States might be drawn the colony Nov 11 Rev and Mrs Rtchard Wellston Rose Society were reslmg comfortably was anybody up there " She was the society editor mto a V>etnam-hke war m Yourg and family of Sidney, lin South Afnca , Premier tOday They were Identified The Lewallans followed the of the Wellston Da>ly SenAfrica, voted to cut off covert John Vorster also JOined the as Ed Boston, 33, of Mar- OhiO, Mr and Mrs Robert hnel , from 1952 unhll967 She cnes and located the aid to the pro-Western forces appeal to the West to help Wa tson and family of Ken t, shalltown; hts wife, Joanne; was preceded m death by her m the former Portuguese offset the mcreasmg Spv1et wreckage of a hght plane which had gone down the his brother, Dale; Slster-m- Ohto enJoyed the holiday with first husband, Clyde W colony. mfluence In southern rught before on a !light from law, Deanna, of llaverhill, Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Keller, "ho was killed m Jorge Sangumba, an of- Alnca " Mrs lowa, and Mr and Marshalltown,. Iowa , to Las achon m World War II fiCial of the Umon for the t South A!n ca n military Vegas, Nev All stx persons Clyde Coulthard of MarJ Gordon Morrow, her Markt't Report Total Independence of sources said Vorster has been shalltown on board were Injured but second husband survives M' Angola, said Western nations analyzmg Pretorta 's own Ant;ALLIPOLIS, OHIO ahve "The plane refueled m Morrow rs retired ed1lor and were unreliable fnends. gola strategy and may decide December 27, 1975 " It gave' us a weird Kansas City a nd they didn't publisher of the Wellston "Many Afncan diplomats to pull out the South Afncan Sales Report of file a flight plan," sa id deputy Senhnel One son, Steven P. have told us that tt ts now troops ftghtmg on the antt· feelmg," said Lewallan " It OhiO Valley Llveslock Co sheriff Errue Morgan "En Keller , SChenectady, N Y , safer to Identify wtth the SoVlet side before the OAU was JUSt kmd of wetrd to be STOCKER CATTLE up there at the tunberline route to Las Vegas they USSR because when you swnmtt. survives, a long wtth one wtth all that snow and to fmd encountered heavy tur- STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs 20 expect .Western nations to (Smce the Senate decision, someone yellmg for help " bulence, lost altitude, htt a 10 27 50, 300 to 400 Ibs. 21 to grandson, Chnslopher and one stster, Mrs. John C Neal, help, Jhey don 't," l!e said South Afncan government Lewallan's sons stayed tree and crashed mto the 29, 400 to 500 lbs 21 to 31 50, Jefferson, N C One brother "The Umted States Is JUSt sources said Pretona does 500 to 600 lbs 22 to 34 · 600 to • mountam upsade down " preceded IIer m death wakmg up to the Russ1an not want to bear alone 'the With the victnns while their 700 lbs 22 to 34 50, 700 lbs threat m thiS part of the burden of defendmg the father drove the snowmobile Fureral services will be In 1974, Prestdent Ntxon and Over 24 to 33 50 world We are sttll hopeful West's sea otl routes they SIX miles to the nearest house held 2 p m Saturday at the HEIFER CALVES - 250 to that Prestdent Ford and beheve are threatened by the to use a cthzen's band radio Signed a bill reqmrmg states Jenktns Funeral Chapel, 3110 Ibs 17 to 20: 300 to 400 lbs to call for help . to hm1t highway speeds to 55 Congress will see the "wntmg new SoVIet presence m the Wellston wtlh Rev Robert "I tell you, It was a pretty miles an hour or lose federal 18 to 2.1, 400 to 500 lbs. 19 to 25, on the wall before II IS too SoUth Atlanllc.) 500 to 600 lbs 19 to 30, 600 to Davis officialtng Burtal will good way to start off !lie ne\\ highway funds late " • ··~ 7110 lbs 19 to 32, 700 lbs. and be m R1dgewood Cemetery. Frtends may call at the Over 19 to 32 chapel after 2 p m tOday STOCK COWS AND BULLS t By The Head) - Stock Cows 115 to 175; Stock Cows and Calves • World H o c k e v. A5soc1atton • 125 to 235; Stock Bulls 120 to Standings Bv Umted Press rnternat1orta1 185; Baby Calves 30 to 27 t By East The Pound) - Can11ers & W l T Pts New England I)' 16 3 37 ' ' Cutters 'Cows 19 to 24, ' I C .n c lnn~h 16 19 I 33 personal expe nence In Holstem Co11s 24 50 to 28, indianapolis By Lawrence E Lamb, M D 14 18 '1 30 an n·on defiCiency anemta, The anemta IS on ly one Cle veland 12 20 2 '26 medJc tne you can t assum e manJfeslalwn DEAR DR LAMB and 11 IS not the common of 1ron Commerctal Bulls 11,000 lbs West that " hat happenSin one case deftciency Recently you had a letter m eause of anem1a W L T Ph Inadequate and Over) 25 to 31. Hous ton 21 13 0 42 VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 San your colwnn from a woman There 1s a hormone called provtdes an explanation for amounts of Iron leads to Diego 16 14 4 36 ' many other problems 111 the lbs to 250 62.50 to 65, Medturn Minnesota sufferm g from Ir On 16 13 3 35 e r yt hr o p o >'et >n thai all other cases Phoen1lt \.. IS 15 J 33 Th e common cause for 1ron body' s 200lbs to 30047 to 55; Cllqs 30 deficiency anemia I thmk shmulates the formatwn of fun ctw n Iron Denver IJ 20 1 27 deficiency anem1a Is the you m1ssed the boat rn not red ce lls by the bone marrow canad1an delicien cy >s the most Down W L T Pts PIGS - 14 to 32 50 pomt111 g out that Increased amoun Is of thts regular loss of even small common ca use of anem1a m W1nn 1peg 25 14 0 SO am ount s of blood The hypothyrmd1sm IS a common hormone are produced at Quebec 24 14 2 SO uur culture Calgary 20 14 2 42 cause of lh1s problem and !ugh al htudes because of bleediDg e ltmt nat~s mo1 e Edmonton 15 2A 2 32 CARS SIDESWIPE very easy to treat I speak oxygen poor aar, and th1s tron than Is absorbed from 22 3 27 Two cars had mmor TorontoThursday 's12Result lhe dtet The negallve Iron from expen ence shmulates the produchon of damage and the drtver of one Calga..-v 5 Edmonton 1 From childhood until I was more red cells In low thyrmd balance leads to Iron Frtday's Games The Daily Sentinel was cited to mayor's court San Otego at I M1anapo1 Is deflctency and anemia This 23 every blood test I ever took rondiiwns the amount of lhts DEVOTED TO THE after an acctdent on State St Denver a1 Ctnctn.natl problem IS rather common m INTEREST OF Quebec ai Cleveland ' showed a low hemoglobin hormone that as produced IS m Pomeroy at 6 a m Thurs- Calgary MEIGS MASON AREA at Edmonton women durmg the years that count I would take >ron and · decreased CHESTER L TANNEHILL day Pohce satd a car driven Phoen •~ at Toron l o occurs my count would come up The E~tec.Ea In low lhyrmd condJtwns , mens I rua 11on by Douglas Seyler, 33, ROBERT HOEFLICH mmute I stopped II went back the body's "hole metahohc regular ly It ts well known CitJ Ed1tor Athens, sideswtped one Nahont~~l Hockey Publ1she dally e11cep1 down process ts slowed down , and that women m thiS age group League Standings. dnven by RonJlld Bachtel, 24, Sa turday by The Ohio need additional Iron , about By United Press International When I was 23 I acquired a the body needs less oxygen Va ll ey Publ1shmg Com Colwnbus 1 There were no Ct~~mpbell conference • pany Ill Court S l ' lwtce as much as men m the new doctor who Immerhately Tha t means you need fewer Patnck DIVISIOn P o meroy Oh 10 45769 InJuries Seyler was cited for Busmess Off1ce Phone 992 WLTPts ordered a basal metabolism red bloOd cells to transport same age group without any reckless operation 2156 Ecfltor•al Phone 992 Phtladelphl& 23 6 B 54 test I turned out to be oxygen, so 11 ISn 't surpnstng bleedmg or m women after 2157 N v Islanders 20 10 6 46 lhe menopause Second class postage Atlanta 19 16 4 42 hypothyrOid , and the mmute that the red cell productiOn paHt ar Pome..-oy , Oh1o DISSOLUTION ASKED N Y Ringers IS 18 4 34 For more mformatwn on he put me on thyrmd my falls It Is really JUst the Nlt110nal advertiSing Smythe O•vmon ~'Ibng for dissoluhon uf representa t ive Ward henfoglobm coun I went up opp~s1te of what happens at tron deficiency anenua, send W L T Pts Grtflilh Company Inc marriage m Meigs County Chicago 15 10 1'2 42 tn 50 cent s for The Health -B.olltnelll & Gallagher O tv : and stayed up , m spite of the· high altttude Vancouver ~ 13 15 6 32 757 Th~rd Ave , tfew York Common Pleas Court were Sl LOUIS 11 19 5 27 fact that I had stx-day penods If there Is also an Iron I.etter, number 4-4, Iron and N Y 10017 12 22 2 26 George W Cundt!f, Syracuse, Minnesota ilnenua, with a long, stamS ubscr•pllon rar~s and very heavy bleedmg deficiency or some problem City 11 23 4 26 Delivered by earner wh~re and Viola I. Cundiff, same Kansaswa11n I'm now 46, and the only m absorplwn of v1tarmn B-12, ped, self-addressed envelope Conference ~va!l~ble 75 cents per address week Bv Motor Route Norns 01YI510R lime I had any problem wtth the anenua IS made worse m for malltng Just send your where ca r rler servIce not request to me 111 care or this available One month Montreal 2:' ~ ~ Pt:a >ron deftciency was the lime I hypulh yr Old! Sill • S3 25 By mall •n Ohio and TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Los Angeles 21 16 2 44 newspaper, P 0 Bo~ 1551 , denated blood durmg my The pmn ( ts that If your N Va One Veer, 522 oo . PittSburgh IS 17 4 34 The Middleport E-R squad ,~~ monlh' $11 50, Three Detro i t 11 21 4 26 menstrual periOd problem IS tron deficienc) Radio City Statton, New months , S1 00 Elsewhere ~as called to North Second wash1noron 3 29 s 11 York , NY 10019 Tins Issue S76 00 year S ix months DEAR READER - Thank anemta and you h~ ve a Adimi OIVIiiOn Ave at 3 58 a.m. Fnday for S13 50. three months S7 SO you for the thought It Is true normal 1hyrrHd. \\ htch Ill PSI wt ll g1ve yu u more In· W l T Pts Subscr lp 110n prtee Includes , Elmer Van M<•ter, a medtcal Ros•on lll 98 •a fm1natron 1111 how lu mdude 1 Sunda y Ttmes Sentinel 1 that low thyrmd functton can fU;>Up) C ~~~ ~ t~ kHII 21 11 5 A7 palter,!, 1\hu 11as taken ro Buffalo I'• IIJJI' 11 11 11 lh \ /J ilr 1!11 I Toronto .,5 13 8 38 cause anenua , but that IS not "1,n '! help i:t l aU, de~pue yuui Vete1·ans Memonat Hospttal Cdltfornlit 12 23 3 27 · Liberty Bell moved after 223 years ' •, " . I 31! , 1 - 41. - - ~__j r-----------, "I p ro I .·I 1 ~~ ! Stanrlinl!s : m~ tchmg two liberty bells AJsodrawn Will be four twodig II nwnbers that appear Ifi hberly bells on the lotto stde uf the hcket Match>ng the six-d1g1t nwnber drawn wms the grand pnze of $1110,000, $5,000 IS won by matchmg the five-dig it number drawn and $5110 IS the pnze for matchmg the four-digit number drawn By matchmg all four hberty bells with the two-digit numbers drawn you wm $20,000 Ma tchtng three liber ty bells wms $250 and wms $10 Ten dollar wmners may collect fr om a~y ' licensed lottery agent. All other w1nners must ftle ' a claim form at a regtonal; office Lottery RegiOnal offices are located m Canton, Cleve land , Cincm na li, Columbus, Dayton, Marietta and Toledo AI; Is true of all other Ohio Lottery tickets , pmes may be cta1med for one year after the drawmg dale on the ticke t We H~ld These Trut~s ... A Chrontdc of Amcnca Ruth Morrow died Thursday Low thyroid can cause anemUJ R be drawn Snowmobilers chance lO DR. LAMB tdtl 1 cash p'nzes from $100,000 to $10 Carmel NeuJtJ, By the Day rescue 6 plane victims SERIES Spirit of '76 game ticket offers . Pro-}Vest rivals ask U. S. help CONTROl.. NO ' By JIM fOUR , Sports Writer UP! PASADENA, Calif. t UP. I l - "I'd hke to tell a couple of those Northern Cahfornia wrtters who said that we didn 't belong here to go to hell," UCLA 's Dick Vermetl srud an'grtly " I knew we could beat Ohio State and our players knew we could beat Ohio State " In the shocker of the howl season on. New Year's Day, the Brums cost the No !rated Buckeyes of Woody Hayes a natiOnal cham pionship Hayes was so destroyed after UCLA's 23-10 VIctory that he wouldn't talk to anybody. January 1, 1776: ' I, ' ' I Amencan Ba sk etball A ssoc•a f1 0n Standmg s By Un1t cd Press lnternahona1 r " - W L Pet 1Penv er ~ New York ' San An tomo 1,,· l nd tana Ken tucky St L OU IS .~ V.rg tn •a it 23 19 B 10 19 11 7d1 655 6J3 19 IJ 59 4 16 l5 516 16 20 444 5 27 ' 156 Thur sda y's Res ults , .. ( N o games sche duled ) · If hadn 't serPY.l'd up agamst Wash ington and Atr Force," satd John &1arra. th e ke) Brum 111 the maJor upset, I thmk we'd be the nat>imal ch ampions " It " as wntten m Northern Cahforma - and the rest of the country too - that UCI.A didn 't belong on the same field with the Big Ten powerhouse Hayes ' team went mto the game with an 11-11 record and an aura of mvmctbihty The Buckeyes blew the Brums out of the Los Angeles Coliseum 41-20 Oct 4 _: ·Durmg the past couple of weeks," Vermetl said, " I told the players to try and \\t"' Howl I \\anlL-d th em lo \llsualu:e bean~ at Pasoden.l so thev wouldn't be awed b) the "hole thm~ " Sciarra, a second team All· Amenca behmd Toledo's Gene Swick , ami his learn males weren 'I awed by Ihe Buckeyes. they obv10usl) d1dn 'I read what Vermeil's cnhcs m Northern Califorma we re wntlhg- that Pacii>c-ll cochampiOn Cahforma and not UCLA , belonged here The mfty Brum quar terback fired touchdown stnkes of"l6 and 61 yards to Wally Henry m the third quarter and Wendell Tyler st rt•.lkl·d 54 \art.ls ror 41 fuurlh-quarler seur e Sttarra " as vulrd the pla~er of the game We played our best game of the season beca use ~e knew we had ~o," said Tyler, who outplayed the Buckeves' ' 1\\ u-l une Hetsman '1'1 uph) wrnner , Arf'h!C Griffrn ' We , wanted II We wanted tl more than they d1d " ·r thought we would 11111 before the game," added Henry, "and I thought we would "In at halftnne ' I really believed we would beat OhiO Slate I'm cocky but I have a right to be " In the fmal seconds, Hayes took the long walk ac~oss the PASADENA , Ca hf (UP!) :.. · We were a little more confiden t and a htlle healthier thiS time," UCLA quarterba ck John Sciarra said after dtrectmg the ~- G6 Bullets nick ,l:·Suns 114-103 J ,,J' ' • Fndav 's Gam es V1 rg1n la at Ke nt uck y San An toniO a1 New Yo r k lr'!d 1ana at De11ver NBA Roundup Unrted Press lnternatmnal Alter nearly Iwo years m • Nat•onal Ba sketb a ll Assoc1at•on the Natwnal Basketball 1 Stand in gs ABsociatiOn, Washmgton's f~ V Un1fed Press lnternatiOIIal ~ , Eastcr;n Canlcrcnc c Len Robmson thinks he has ! ll AtlantiC DIVI S IOn W L Pet GB fin ally adjusted to hts role as eosron 21 9 700 the Bullets' sixth man Phlla d~lph•a 7 1 1 t 656 Robmson who spells either Bu fl alo 19 15 559 I i New Yo rk 16 70 44 .t a Hayes or Wes Unseld, Elvm i Central Ot Vt S IOn W L Pet GB scored 21 pomts Thursday A Tlan ta 17 lJ 56l rught lo lea d the Bullets 10 a Cleveland 18 15 5~5 I Wasnmgt 114 -103 \' tctory over the on 17 15 53 1 1 16 1 ~ 5 16 1': Phoemx Suns ' !"Ftouston ew Or leans 17 19 387 5 1 " It look me almost a year W es tern Co n fer e n ce Mtdw cs t D iv t SIOn to realize that you're only tn W L P c: t GB there fur a httle while," Dc1ro1t 13 17 o.l 33 Md wauk ee 13 18 419 Robmson smd of hts perKan5t.lS Cl!y 10 22 313 J forman ce, whtch tied a Ch 1ca qo B I l 750 6 PolCIII C DI VIS,IOII ca reer !u gh And when W l P<: t GB you're tn the re, you've got to Golden S ial!!' 23 8 7t2 Los Angel es 21 IS 583 4 1 make the best of the nunutes ~e a 111e 18 17 51<1 7 they're gon na give you '' 1 Phoent x l~ IS SOO 7 Por llano 12 n )~] I ';11 Robinson , ' ni ck named Thur sdav ' r;. Gam es "Truck ," took full adva ntage Wastomg ton 11.1 Phoen nl 103 Houst on 110 Po r i land 107 of the playmg tnne he got m FndrtV '!i Gam es the second quarter, sco rmg 11 • New York Bu ff a lo •I Clevel and otal' Philad c lptHa pomts and grabbmg five of A tl an l a .:,1 New Orleans hiS etgh t rebounds wasru ngt on a 1 Cht c ag o M ilwa ukee a t Del roll Washington, which trailed 31' Go lden Slate al Lo5 l'lnqeles 27 when Robinson entered , 00S I OI1 i:ll ',('a!I IC outscon'!l the Suns 10-2 over th e next few mmutes and 22I' . 14 m the quarter to grab a 49· ' AT! liNT A 1UPl i- Pi tc her Buzz Capra of the Atlanta Braves wus m saltsfaclor) co ndtt mn at Ptedrnonl Hospital Thur sday after um:lergmng surgery on hts C.:ollcge t'ootball Roundup i_ n ght shoulder B) RIC.:K GOSSELIN UP! Spurts Writer UCLA has gone to two Rose Bowls m the past decade and come away with two of the biggest upsets m the 62-year htstor) of the game, costmg PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Michigan State a nauonal The Philadelphia Sporls champwnshtp m 1966 and Wrtters Association today possibly domg the same to named Archie Gr1ffm, Ohio Ohto State thts year With a 23· •State's all-America n runmng 10 tnumph New Year's Day. ,, back, as Amateur Athlete of In 1966, UCLA played the · the Year • unbea ten Spartans, who beat :; Grtffln, a two-time !lie Brums 13-3 durmg the • Hetsman trophy wtnner , Will season, thet r first of 10 "be honored Jan . 12 at the straight season \1Ctones. ·•ll.ssociation 's 72nd annual On the lOth anntversary of · -banquet that shocker, UCLII ThursCmcmnatl Reds' Pete Rose day played another un •Will be honored as the beaten and seemmgly m- PSWA's professtonal athlete vmctble Btg Ten champton, 'Of the year at that banquet Ohto State, which also beat ~· •Grtffm, 5-foot-9, 182 pounts, them m a prevtous meetmg !Wveraged 5.5 yards per carry tlits fall, 41·20 'this season Thts tnne UCLA turned loose quarterback John Sctarra '\vtlh an awesome For Those second half passmg exhtbtlion to rally UCLA Cool Evenings from a 3-0 halftime deficit. It was the first loss"m 12 games for the No I ranked Buckeyes, The fmal UPI poll wtll be released Saturday and there probably will be a team l I derdog Brwns to a shocking 23-10 victory over Ohio State m the Rose Bowl Thursday 'At half tune, there \las no emotiOnal talk It 's not a ra hr~ game 'Besides, why should we be discouraged ' We were the b1g urderdogs and we only trailed 3-0 Our offense hadn 't had a chance to move the ball yet '' 43 hal!tnne lead that \la s Sciarra wa s voted the never threatened player of the game after "No doubt about tt , Truck completmg 13of 19passes for was the spark that we needed 212 yards and two touch· 111 the second pendd," said downs Washmgton Coach K C " Defensively," the Brum Jones "He was chargmg guarterback contmued , "We both boards, playtng defense did a great JOb against thetr and gelltng the ball 111 the offense Offensively, tn the hole when II mattered most " first half we saw a defense we " You've got to pull a httle hadn't seen before Ohio State more when a player like 'The was usmg an eight-man front E' t H•ye sl 15 hurtmg," We had to make some Robmson sa id " Th e ex- technical adJustments at half tended l;,te they let me have ltme .. allowed me to get mto the offense and gel more good shots You have to lake ad· vantage of that kmd of a slluatloo ' The victory was the second R)' KICK VANSANT m a row for the Bullets and CIN CINNATI 1UP!) the loss .. as the Suns' fourth Paul Brown, who coached the straight and the sixth In thetr most victories m the history last seven of football and piOneered the Paul Westphal led the Suns• scientific approach to the with25pomts,whiieDick Van game , ended his 41-yea r Arsdule had 21 • coaching career Thursday In the only other gllfne, night" by retiring as head John Johnson and Rud)' coach of the Cmcmnat1 Tomjanovtch ead1 scored 22 Bengals points to lead Houston to a • Brown, 67, still spry and m 1)0-101 tnwnph over Port - good health, said he W)ll land contmue as general manger Griffin wins Taxpayers given ultimate insult WASHINGTON (UP!) Rep. Les Aspln, D-Wls , says the Northrop Corp charged !lie government $370,927 as 11 0Verhead" on govenunent contracts then used much of the money to make Illegal contributions to Prestdent Ntxon's 1972 campaign. Aspin Thursday released a previously conhdenttal report by the Defense Contract Audit Agency, dated AprU 4, 1975, on Northrop's admitted tUegal campaign contributions Northrop Prestdent Thomas V. Jones and Vtce President James Allen have pleaded guilty to making IUegal contributions and hove been fined. "What thts report shows ts another honor how Northrop was reimbursed by the taxpayers $370,927 as overhead COltS which were really tn large part thetr own !Uegal cor· porate donations," Aspln said He called it "the ultunate Insult to the taapayers.'' Aspin, a member of lhi!"J' House Armed Service•, Commitlee, satd the Pentagon made Northrop repay the $370,927 but that the company may owe ·~...., .' government -even more He ; called on the FBI "to ~ill- · mediately review tis probe Northrop " According to the report · , - Northrop originallt sought to reimburse th' federal government for onlf $157,423 In im~~toperly · chal'ged overhead coltS 01f ' defense procurement cont ' tracts These funds had turned Into !Uegal ~:~~J bulions to President NJ 1972 re~!ectlon carnpl>llli through European sultanta. - The Pentagon agency said the eorpor.atiQ-t. owed a total of at $370",927 in lmt>rot~eri overhead coltS. If 1 PARTY IS HELD REEDSVILLE - Joppa Umted Methodtst Women met at the home of Mrs Opal Hams lor thetr ChriStmas party . A candlelighhng service was held and a gtfl exchange was enJoyed by the members. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harrts to !;Alvina Brannoo, Margaret and Patly Grossnickle, -"There may Janice Davis, Glenda Bendue the go~::=:~ "nedum, Ruth Barton and monies lhe reiiort said. " Helen Kibble. may only be •:~:~ through the uae of b employed by law ' forcement agenclo powaect to lsaue ~~··I administer oath, Tttundey•s Results ... Toronto 5 California I , aft evidence, compel the PhllaOelphil 4 KanS8S"CIIy 2 Los Angeles 9 Buffalo 6 tendanc:e of wl~ Moll. Frldly's Gemes order the production St Lout$ at Atlanta recorda and C~llfornta at Washington Boston al Vancouver dence '' PORTABLE BASEBOARD ELECTRIC OONNECI'ION HEATERS Thermostat fmttrolled other than Ohto State m the top spot for the ftrst tune m three months UCLA was held to Just two ftrst downs and under 50 yards m offense tn the first half but exploded for 16 potnts m the thtrd quarter and the game was never agam close as Ohio State was forced to go· to the a>r and found tt dtd not have a passmg attack Buckeye quarterback Cornehus Greene was mtercepted twice in the fourth quarter. Sctarra, voted the game 's Most Valuable Player , completed 13 of 19 passes for two touchdowns and 212 yards. " John 'Sciarra ts a great football player and I'll be damned tf there are seven better college players m the country as the Heisman Trophy votmg md1cated ," satd UCLA coach Dtck Vermeil followmg the biggest vtclory m his two years at UCLA Second-nuked Oklahoma appears the best bet to replace Ohto State at the top spot as the Sooners downed a scrappy Michigan team , 14-11, m the Orange Bowl Thursday rught. ,, Oklahom 1 now 11-1 thts year wttl:,'/~ ( one loss commg to Kansas, s'cored a touchdown m each half to wm. In the Cotton Bowl, · Arkansas capitalized on two Georgia fumbles late m the first half to score 10 points and lie the game then ·pushed across three more " -!~er---~2995 I'''Heatltr----$39 the Lowesl - Tire Prices 95 In the Area It's I , BOm.tNG COMPANY L- - - - - · Middleport t•IJlb!aced by Vf" rll\ Cil, u fttrmer l .os An~elcs Ham:-.;' assista nt m h1s se~.;und) ear e:t s h~ d coach at UCLA flul afterw•rd he refused to rome mto the Rose Bowl mterv1ew room and none of the OhiO Sta te players or .ISS IStan t • co aches \\>as talking In fact, even Sr1arra couldn't get mto the Ohio State dressmg room • I JUSt st~ck my head m •nd congratulated Cornelius Greene and a couple of other players," he said "I told them they wer e a first class. football team and that 1 en Joyed playmg agamst them " \\.1 /i lt~n s !d eu~l tuu ; sma ll al 5tt~ot - 1 0 :ond 178 puu~ds to he" pro quarterback, Sc~:•rra wa s devrlsl atm~ 10 lhe se~on d half agatnst Ohto State after betng held m check m the first 30 mmutes b) the Buckeyes He completed 13-of-19 passes for 212 ;ards. ~om~ 9 for-1 3 for In yards and two IDs m the second h• lf OhiO Stale had only Itself to blame, though The Bucke)es led JUSt 3-0 at mterrrusswn a lthough th ey totall y dominated the opemng half , controlling the ball nearly 21 of the 30 mmutes and rolling up 174total yards to 48 for the Brums In the second half, UCLA outgamed Ohto Sta te :160 \ drd< IO 124 I real!) didn 't say <m)thmg at halftime," 10· siSt" l Vermeil "They were playmg man to man m the secondary s0 we decided to throw the ball more That opened up our runnmg game on the ms1de and allowed Tyler to brea k free." T)ler, who suffere d a LTHcked wnst m the Brums' fifth game at Stanford, was Simp!) unstoppable In the second half He reeled off 177 ya rds on 21 carnes whi le Gnfhn earned 17 limes for 93 ya rds So unlikely UCLA , a team wtth an 8-2-1 record and a Although his Brums r·osl Ohio State the nat >on al championship, Brum coach Dick Vermeil sa id he felt the Buckeyes were probably "the best team m the nation over 0:1 12-game schedule " I would put us somewhere m the top flve ," he added Wendell Tyler , UCLA' s rushmg star who broke the game open w1ih a 54-ya>d touchdown burst m the fmal periOd, smd the d1ffer~nce between the Bnuns 11ho lost to Ohio State 41-20 Oct 4 and the Brwns "ho bea I Ohw State In the Rose Bowl was "motiVation " Nobody gave us a chance," Tyler said. 'That's what made us want to wm I want everybody In Amenca to know we 're no t only recognized m basketball but we do have a football team, too Woody Hayes, OhiO Stale 's moody football ooa c h, refused to talk to reporters after the ga me and also ordered hiS players a nd assistant coaches to withhoH:.I comment from newsmen ~ Stt ve Snapp, the Buckeyes' asstslant sports mformatton dtreclor , stmpl) relayed a terse Hayes statement to the medta ' UCLA simp!) played a great game ," Snapp reported Hayes said " They JUSt beat U.':i ,, Btg Ten Commi ssiOner Wayne Duke talked "Ilh a reporter about the Rose Bowl ga me until he found out the newsman was with UPl " I am really reluctant lo talk wtlh you about the ga me, '' Duke smd "That 's a 1esponSibthty of the Ohio State people " II LANDY HONORED NF.W YORK (UPII Tom Landry. 11ho used numerous ne~ offensive tacllcs and 12 rookies this season lo put the Dallas Cr111 boys back mto the playoffs. ha s been named Unit ed Press In· tcrnatmnaJ's Coach of the Year m the Natwnal Football Conf e rence . Landry, the only coaoh In the 15-)ear history of the <..:u" boys. "on In a narro" vote. getlmg 12 of the 39 votes from tho UP! selectiOn panel, which ronsi sts of three \Htters from each conference city. Kick Forzano of Detroit fmlshod second with 13 votes. follo11 ed by Bud Grant ' of Mlnnesola and Don Coryell of St Louis each 111th e12ht. •. . BEND TIRE CENTER 771 Sill Mason, W Ya. touchdowns m the second half to blow out the Southeastern Conference runner-up, 31-10 On New Year's Eve, iR~ehard Todd completed 10 of 12 passes for 210 yards to lea d No 3 ranked Alabama to a 136 trtumph over defensively stubborn Penn .State m the Sugar Bowl and give the Cnmson Ttde their 11th stratght victory followmg a season opemng 20-7 setback to MISSOUri Ear her m the day , West Vtrgmta mpped North Carolina Stale 13-10 m the Peach Bowl on a 39-yard touchdown pass from Dan Kendra to Arlliur Owens on the !mal play of the f1rsrhalf, whtch gave the Mountameers a llH> lead of the Bengals, the National Football League team he helped form m 1968 Brown muned1ately picked assistant coacfi Bill Joh nson to take over as head coach and also aMounced he had hired Mike McCormack, who was fired last month as the Pluladelphta t;:agles' head co ach, to lake Johnson's place as offenst ve hne coach Brown's coachmg career, which started m 1930 at Se~ern IMd.) Prep and later mclUded high school, college , m1htary and pro lea rns , produced an amazmg record of 351-134-16 Brown was an mnovator of "scienllflc" football as 11 IS played and coached today He IS' • credited wtth mventmg face bars on helmets, was the first to employ a year-rourd coachmg staff and the first to caU plays from the sidelines VIa sut>slltullons on every play Before coachmg m the pro ranks, Brown was Ohto State Umversity head coach from 194 t-43, leading the Buckeyes to the natwnal champiOnship In 1942 . But BrQwn probably was ' for his long best known career as head coach of the Cleveland Browns from 1946 to 1962, where he developed such stars as Jimmy Brown, Otto Graham and Lou "The Toe ' ' Groza Stunned and bitterly disappointed when he wa s fired as head coach of the Browns In 1962, Brown dropped out of football for a few years before startmg-the Bengals m 1968 Bestdes bemg ge neral manager, Brown also lS a maJOr stockholder m the Bengals and hts son, Mtke, IS asstsiant general manager, and another son, Pete, ts director of player personnel Still ano th er son, Robm, scouts for the )3engals. 4 year certificate of depostt. minimum deposit, interest paid 51,000.00 quarterly. A substant•al penalty to the date, of maturity Meip Co. Branch -@ The Athens COunty Savrngsl Loan Co. 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohte GEO. HALL TUES THURS FRt & SAT 930200 830100 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomeroy Best In Live Entertamment ' tone Put the FOREVER battery in your car ... 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RACINE" twotouchdown underdog, proVIded the Pac1fic-ll with tiS sixth victory m the last seven Rose Bowls. And Ohio State, now 1-3m four straJght trips to Pasadena, Is without Its first national tnle sUICe 1988 lromcally. 'the Brwn vic- -1 tory came in its hrst Rose Bowl appearance m a decade under almost exactly the same ctrc umstances . The 1966 UCJ..A bowl team upset top-.-anked and wtdefeated Mt c higan State 14-12 lo avenge an opemng season defeat . . ·. : . . ·=· :"li·:···:-·:.:-:·:·:·:·: Brown retires as coach History repeats itself· - Ely RO!!<o Macktn11e & Jeff Ma('Nelly/•1976 UnuNI Feal ur~ Sy~d1ca1e fwld .uul 'Player-of-Gam~' Sciarra is .voted . Hav1ng taken refuge aboard a Brlllsh ship after htsdefeat at Great Bndge on December 9, VIrginia's Royal Gover· nor John Murray Dunmore requests fresh provlstons from the resi dents of Norfolk His request Is refused, whereupon today he orders the ships under his command to cannonade the town , subseq~enlly, he sends landing parlles ashore to burn warehouses Flames rage through the town for three days, destroying about80 per cent of the bu>ldmgs Dunmore then lands and re-occupies the town Upon hea nngthenews General Washington says "I hope thiS. and the threatened devasiOIIon of other places, will umte the whole country m one Indissoluble band against a nat1on whic h seems los I to every sense or VIrtue, und [to] those feelings which distmgulsh a civilized people from the most barbarous savages " vtsuahze pbl\ mg m t ht• Ruse POMEROY 992-2094 OHIO �.. 2 - The Dati} St>ntmcl. Mu_hth; purt-Pnun.'l tl \ 0 I 1u..lt~). l,m .!. I!Jti, \ • 3 - The Daii)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomei O) . 0 , ~·nd•l . J,on 2, l'l th Snow hits Rockies, Plains, Northeast By United Press In· United Prrss lntt•rna tlonal The New Year a rtl\ftl an rt cloud of sno\\ and was Northeast SliUW Snowbound part} -g or rs celebra ted overtime l m gettmg dnmk , and h~v m~ a Ne" Year's Eve ushered with 'C hili, soda pop by moton sts stranded at party,' Mac Moon of Longmotels and emergency mont , ('olo. announced from shelters it snow bound Wymmng motel Heavy sriows swept the 11mrsdd)' " I am I stepping Rockies the Plams and the one foot out U1e door unlll the ,tnd Wind QUitS " Cllt')- Cnn e. bunf'll wulcr "a s m~arly tL fet"t Wmds ptlt-'d up uf snu\\ W}o , soyen foo t drifts Foot-dee p sno \.\ s v. ere eommon m ntuch school They welcomed m the Nc \\ Ycat "ath cluh antl soda IX>P 'll1ere " fiS ht'"e:tV) dnfttn~ m Co lorHdo a nd num Prous tl.lff•c aec 1dents we1 e oU he state. Fifteen moton sts stuck on Cheye nn e's snowpa cked streets made 11 to.m h> gh and M1ch1 ~a n Snow also socked the Northeast. Snowplows were call c'!l out to sand down major roadwars m New Jersey New Year 's Day as four mches of snow piled up Snow and freezmg rain shcked portions of West VIrgmia and snow forced the mam runway at Pluladelphta 's Internatwnal Airport to close for several hours Thursday. Some were oblivtous to the wmtry weather A grou p of wa ler enthusiasts called the Aquaholics went waterskimg on New Year's Day lor the lith stra~ghl year on tbe Manasquan RIVer Some 60 members of the Milwaukee Polar Bear took their annual New Year 's noon swun m the Icy waters of Lake Michigan, despite the 3.'H:legree temperature and a chtll wmd 1'welve women - a few m biktniS - also braved the wmd and water to earn their ruins stun .Buc eyes, ' reporte d Hundreds of motortsts were stranded tn motels M oon 's party and others like It could last qwte a while Snows .;:::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::;:.:::•.::::·::;.;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.;::::::::::::.:::::.:::::::.:::.:::::::.:::::::::::;:; :::::::;::::::::::::::::::::·: :';,=·:·. flitted over the Plams early today and though the storm ·~ dimtmshed, many roads remamed Impassable ' DRAWING DATE PHII..ADICLPHIA 1UP! ) - For the first lime m 223years, the !.>bert) Bell ha~a .. Some travelers found less new home Ul/1 ) /76 ... amenable ways tu pass the In a midrught ceremony New Years Eve, the Bell was moved from Its home tn .... New Year's storm Independence Ha II to a new $1 million steel and gl•ss pavilion 100 yards away Six persons spent nearly 24 .. City officials built the pav>hon because Independence Hall cannot handle the ·· hours stranded m the snow-• flow of touriStS expected to VlSII Philadelphia a urmg the BicenleMial yea r covered wreckage of a Thousands of persons showed up for the ceremomes despite heavy ra ms and pnvate plane near the chtlling wmds , swmmt of 13,000-foot Tincup • Many Itt candles when the r tty ex llnqmshed street lights m th e vic>mty to Pass In Colorado before they dramatize the Bell's 20-mmute JOUrney were .found and taken to Several workmen lo\\ed the Bell behmd a processiOn of d1grutanes and the 3rd hospitals The Ohio Lottery IS nngmg Infantry Regunent Fife and Drum Corps dressed m Continental Arm> umforms· The storm, born m the m th e new year and The Bell 's ongtnal )Oke was mtact on 1ts ne\'- metal frame , and the pavilion w~Js Rockies New Year's Eve, celebrahng tbe bicentenmal opened officially to VISitors followmg a special service. ' stretched Into the Plams with hbert) bells on the new The Bell, brought here from London m 1752 to commemorate Penns)lvama's , today and extended to the $1 game ltcket begmmng this 50th anruversary , has had a history of mtsfortune. · Upper MISSISSippi Valley and month The "Sp1nt of 76" It cracked when II was first tested The crack was repaired and the Bell was rung · .. the upper Great Lakes, tickets \\Ill begm sa les on durmg the ftrst public readmg of the DeclaratiOn of Independence on July 8, 1776 brmglng heavy snows and · Bear Power" cerliftcates " January 6th for pnzes But on July 8, 1835, the Bell cracked a gam while tollmg the funeral processiOn for ·..... blizzard conditions to some rangmg from $100,000 to $10 Quef Just Ire John Marshall The crack widened when II tolled for the last lime In areas. 1846 on the anmversar; of George Washmgton's birth Ge rald J Patromte , ::~ More than a foot of snow There was further concern a bout lfie move because the Bell had not left In execul1ve director of th e ::: fell on North Platte, Neb , dependence Hall smce II was taken through the streets of Philadelphia dunng a lottery satd, " Tius genmne ··· and up to 20 mches clogged IJberty Loan parade In 1917 fotto type hcket with a bold the Nebraska panhandle :· Before that, It had not left the hall smce 1777 when It " as taken bnefly to design "will help sales and The storm also dumped Allenlo'f'l , Pa , to protect II from mvadmg Bnt1sh forces spread a httle b>centenmal heavy snows through MmThose at the hom e of Mary nesota, porttons of W1sconsm Circle durmg the Chnstmas sprnt at the same Lime " The firs I drawmg date wtll holiday were Mr and Mrs George Circle and daughter be January 15th when the Cheryl Mr and Mrs James wmmng SIX-digit, ftve-digii, Circle,all of New Haven , Mr and four-digit numbers wtll and Mrs Eddie (:arson of West Colwnb>a , Mr and Mrs Melvm Circle and family of Co lumbus , Mr and Mrs Donald Pierce uf Athens and ' By RAYMOND WILKINSON The Orgamzallon for year It felt good to help Mrs Laura Circle of Dorcas SALIDA, Colo (UP!) SILVA PORTO, Angola Afncan Umty has scheduled Jack Lewallan and his two them," sa id Danny Lewallan, Mrs Rulh Irene Morrow, Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl IUPI), - Pro-Western forces an emergency c onference m 26, who was vacatwnmg wtth .Johnson spent an evemng 61, a res>dent of Wellston , was battlmg SoVIet-backed nvals EthiOpia Jan 10 m an effort sons wanted to get away from his father from Wmona, w1 th Mr and Mrs Mal( pronou nced dead upon for supremacy m Angola to reconctle the Soviet- the hohday rush and apKan preciate the Vlew from 13,000Manne! of Racme R D arnval at Holzer Medtcal have 'appealed to the Umted backed Popular Movement HWe couldn 't get oW" snowfoot high Tmcup Pass Mr and Mrs Wilham Center Thursday around States to reslore the military for the Uberat10n of Angola Lewallan, 48, of Buena mobiles tn there so we had to Carleton of Racme and Mrs IOJOam atd cut off by the Senate two with tts two nvals walk about a quarter mile tn Dean VIsta, Colo , and sons Harvey She was born m Columbus Bnnker spent weeks ago At the same lnne,' the and snow up to our waist. Then we Chnstmas Eve with Mr and on June 29, 1912, daughter of Danny were Offtctals of the NatiOnal -Popular Movement IS snowmobthng Wedne sday sttll didn't see the wreckage Mrs Arthur Earl Johnson, the late Edward and Mabel Uruon for the Total Independ- believed preparmg a new until we got right up on 11 Pat and Sheryl l..eAn n and May Robb She was a ence of Angola and the offenstve \1 Ith fresh Cuban \\hen they thought they heard "The wmgs wette torn oFf," Be tty Van Meter. graduate of Colwnbus West NatiOnal Front for the support troops and w1th air a cry for help . "We got up there and JUSt he said "The only part of the Mr and Mr s Horner Htgh School, member of Hope LiberatiOn of Angola con- attacks by a newly assembled plane you could recogruze cluded a New Year's reVJew sq uadron of MIG21 Jet happened to shut our Cir cle, Dorothy Harder, Umted Methodist Church, was the fuselage and 11 was mac h1ne.s off," sa1d of the year-long ctvii war w1th fighters based at the seaside D1x1e C>rcle attended the Wellston : past Sunday school Lewa llan, a 48-yr -(Jld heavy upside down and wrapped a call for the Senate to capttal of Luanda funeral of VIrgil Wilson, teacher nd recorder of the eqwpment operator " It was around a pme tree " reverse Its dectswn brother of Mrs Circle at church, member of the Red The civtl war mtens1fled snowmg real hard and we A spokesman at Salida Cross Volunteers and The Senate, fearmg the after Portugal pulled out of zanesville on Wednesday Hospital said the SIX VIctims didn't have any Idea there Uruted States might be drawn the colony Nov 11 Rev and Mrs Rtchard Wellston Rose Society were reslmg comfortably was anybody up there " She was the society editor mto a V>etnam-hke war m Yourg and family of Sidney, lin South Afnca , Premier tOday They were Identified The Lewallans followed the of the Wellston Da>ly SenAfrica, voted to cut off covert John Vorster also JOined the as Ed Boston, 33, of Mar- OhiO, Mr and Mrs Robert hnel , from 1952 unhll967 She cnes and located the aid to the pro-Western forces appeal to the West to help Wa tson and family of Ken t, shalltown; hts wife, Joanne; was preceded m death by her m the former Portuguese offset the mcreasmg Spv1et wreckage of a hght plane which had gone down the his brother, Dale; Slster-m- Ohto enJoyed the holiday with first husband, Clyde W colony. mfluence In southern rught before on a !light from law, Deanna, of llaverhill, Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Keller, "ho was killed m Jorge Sangumba, an of- Alnca " Mrs lowa, and Mr and Marshalltown,. Iowa , to Las achon m World War II fiCial of the Umon for the t South A!n ca n military Vegas, Nev All stx persons Clyde Coulthard of MarJ Gordon Morrow, her Markt't Report Total Independence of sources said Vorster has been shalltown on board were Injured but second husband survives M' Angola, said Western nations analyzmg Pretorta 's own Ant;ALLIPOLIS, OHIO ahve "The plane refueled m Morrow rs retired ed1lor and were unreliable fnends. gola strategy and may decide December 27, 1975 " It gave' us a weird Kansas City a nd they didn't publisher of the Wellston "Many Afncan diplomats to pull out the South Afncan Sales Report of file a flight plan," sa id deputy Senhnel One son, Steven P. have told us that tt ts now troops ftghtmg on the antt· feelmg," said Lewallan " It OhiO Valley Llveslock Co sheriff Errue Morgan "En Keller , SChenectady, N Y , safer to Identify wtth the SoVlet side before the OAU was JUSt kmd of wetrd to be STOCKER CATTLE up there at the tunberline route to Las Vegas they USSR because when you swnmtt. survives, a long wtth one wtth all that snow and to fmd encountered heavy tur- STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs 20 expect .Western nations to (Smce the Senate decision, someone yellmg for help " bulence, lost altitude, htt a 10 27 50, 300 to 400 Ibs. 21 to grandson, Chnslopher and one stster, Mrs. John C Neal, help, Jhey don 't," l!e said South Afncan government Lewallan's sons stayed tree and crashed mto the 29, 400 to 500 lbs 21 to 31 50, Jefferson, N C One brother "The Umted States Is JUSt sources said Pretona does 500 to 600 lbs 22 to 34 · 600 to • mountam upsade down " preceded IIer m death wakmg up to the Russ1an not want to bear alone 'the With the victnns while their 700 lbs 22 to 34 50, 700 lbs threat m thiS part of the burden of defendmg the father drove the snowmobile Fureral services will be In 1974, Prestdent Ntxon and Over 24 to 33 50 world We are sttll hopeful West's sea otl routes they SIX miles to the nearest house held 2 p m Saturday at the HEIFER CALVES - 250 to that Prestdent Ford and beheve are threatened by the to use a cthzen's band radio Signed a bill reqmrmg states Jenktns Funeral Chapel, 3110 Ibs 17 to 20: 300 to 400 lbs to call for help . to hm1t highway speeds to 55 Congress will see the "wntmg new SoVIet presence m the Wellston wtlh Rev Robert "I tell you, It was a pretty miles an hour or lose federal 18 to 2.1, 400 to 500 lbs. 19 to 25, on the wall before II IS too SoUth Atlanllc.) 500 to 600 lbs 19 to 30, 600 to Davis officialtng Burtal will good way to start off !lie ne\\ highway funds late " • ··~ 7110 lbs 19 to 32, 700 lbs. and be m R1dgewood Cemetery. Frtends may call at the Over 19 to 32 chapel after 2 p m tOday STOCK COWS AND BULLS t By The Head) - Stock Cows 115 to 175; Stock Cows and Calves • World H o c k e v. A5soc1atton • 125 to 235; Stock Bulls 120 to Standings Bv Umted Press rnternat1orta1 185; Baby Calves 30 to 27 t By East The Pound) - Can11ers & W l T Pts New England I)' 16 3 37 ' ' Cutters 'Cows 19 to 24, ' I C .n c lnn~h 16 19 I 33 personal expe nence In Holstem Co11s 24 50 to 28, indianapolis By Lawrence E Lamb, M D 14 18 '1 30 an n·on defiCiency anemta, The anemta IS on ly one Cle veland 12 20 2 '26 medJc tne you can t assum e manJfeslalwn DEAR DR LAMB and 11 IS not the common of 1ron Commerctal Bulls 11,000 lbs West that " hat happenSin one case deftciency Recently you had a letter m eause of anem1a W L T Ph Inadequate and Over) 25 to 31. Hous ton 21 13 0 42 VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 San your colwnn from a woman There 1s a hormone called provtdes an explanation for amounts of Iron leads to Diego 16 14 4 36 ' many other problems 111 the lbs to 250 62.50 to 65, Medturn Minnesota sufferm g from Ir On 16 13 3 35 e r yt hr o p o >'et >n thai all other cases Phoen1lt \.. IS 15 J 33 Th e common cause for 1ron body' s 200lbs to 30047 to 55; Cllqs 30 deficiency anemia I thmk shmulates the formatwn of fun ctw n Iron Denver IJ 20 1 27 deficiency anem1a Is the you m1ssed the boat rn not red ce lls by the bone marrow canad1an delicien cy >s the most Down W L T Pts PIGS - 14 to 32 50 pomt111 g out that Increased amoun Is of thts regular loss of even small common ca use of anem1a m W1nn 1peg 25 14 0 SO am ount s of blood The hypothyrmd1sm IS a common hormone are produced at Quebec 24 14 2 SO uur culture Calgary 20 14 2 42 cause of lh1s problem and !ugh al htudes because of bleediDg e ltmt nat~s mo1 e Edmonton 15 2A 2 32 CARS SIDESWIPE very easy to treat I speak oxygen poor aar, and th1s tron than Is absorbed from 22 3 27 Two cars had mmor TorontoThursday 's12Result lhe dtet The negallve Iron from expen ence shmulates the produchon of damage and the drtver of one Calga..-v 5 Edmonton 1 From childhood until I was more red cells In low thyrmd balance leads to Iron Frtday's Games The Daily Sentinel was cited to mayor's court San Otego at I M1anapo1 Is deflctency and anemia This 23 every blood test I ever took rondiiwns the amount of lhts DEVOTED TO THE after an acctdent on State St Denver a1 Ctnctn.natl problem IS rather common m INTEREST OF Quebec ai Cleveland ' showed a low hemoglobin hormone that as produced IS m Pomeroy at 6 a m Thurs- Calgary MEIGS MASON AREA at Edmonton women durmg the years that count I would take >ron and · decreased CHESTER L TANNEHILL day Pohce satd a car driven Phoen •~ at Toron l o occurs my count would come up The E~tec.Ea In low lhyrmd condJtwns , mens I rua 11on by Douglas Seyler, 33, ROBERT HOEFLICH mmute I stopped II went back the body's "hole metahohc regular ly It ts well known CitJ Ed1tor Athens, sideswtped one Nahont~~l Hockey Publ1she dally e11cep1 down process ts slowed down , and that women m thiS age group League Standings. dnven by RonJlld Bachtel, 24, Sa turday by The Ohio need additional Iron , about By United Press International When I was 23 I acquired a the body needs less oxygen Va ll ey Publ1shmg Com Colwnbus 1 There were no Ct~~mpbell conference • pany Ill Court S l ' lwtce as much as men m the new doctor who Immerhately Tha t means you need fewer Patnck DIVISIOn P o meroy Oh 10 45769 InJuries Seyler was cited for Busmess Off1ce Phone 992 WLTPts ordered a basal metabolism red bloOd cells to transport same age group without any reckless operation 2156 Ecfltor•al Phone 992 Phtladelphl& 23 6 B 54 test I turned out to be oxygen, so 11 ISn 't surpnstng bleedmg or m women after 2157 N v Islanders 20 10 6 46 lhe menopause Second class postage Atlanta 19 16 4 42 hypothyrOid , and the mmute that the red cell productiOn paHt ar Pome..-oy , Oh1o DISSOLUTION ASKED N Y Ringers IS 18 4 34 For more mformatwn on he put me on thyrmd my falls It Is really JUst the Nlt110nal advertiSing Smythe O•vmon ~'Ibng for dissoluhon uf representa t ive Ward henfoglobm coun I went up opp~s1te of what happens at tron deficiency anenua, send W L T Pts Grtflilh Company Inc marriage m Meigs County Chicago 15 10 1'2 42 tn 50 cent s for The Health -B.olltnelll & Gallagher O tv : and stayed up , m spite of the· high altttude Vancouver ~ 13 15 6 32 757 Th~rd Ave , tfew York Common Pleas Court were Sl LOUIS 11 19 5 27 fact that I had stx-day penods If there Is also an Iron I.etter, number 4-4, Iron and N Y 10017 12 22 2 26 George W Cundt!f, Syracuse, Minnesota ilnenua, with a long, stamS ubscr•pllon rar~s and very heavy bleedmg deficiency or some problem City 11 23 4 26 Delivered by earner wh~re and Viola I. Cundiff, same Kansaswa11n I'm now 46, and the only m absorplwn of v1tarmn B-12, ped, self-addressed envelope Conference ~va!l~ble 75 cents per address week Bv Motor Route Norns 01YI510R lime I had any problem wtth the anenua IS made worse m for malltng Just send your where ca r rler servIce not request to me 111 care or this available One month Montreal 2:' ~ ~ Pt:a >ron deftciency was the lime I hypulh yr Old! Sill • S3 25 By mall •n Ohio and TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Los Angeles 21 16 2 44 newspaper, P 0 Bo~ 1551 , denated blood durmg my The pmn ( ts that If your N Va One Veer, 522 oo . 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A Chrontdc of Amcnca Ruth Morrow died Thursday Low thyroid can cause anemUJ R be drawn Snowmobilers chance lO DR. LAMB tdtl 1 cash p'nzes from $100,000 to $10 Carmel NeuJtJ, By the Day rescue 6 plane victims SERIES Spirit of '76 game ticket offers . Pro-}Vest rivals ask U. S. help CONTROl.. NO ' By JIM fOUR , Sports Writer UP! PASADENA, Calif. t UP. I l - "I'd hke to tell a couple of those Northern Cahfornia wrtters who said that we didn 't belong here to go to hell," UCLA 's Dick Vermetl srud an'grtly " I knew we could beat Ohio State and our players knew we could beat Ohio State " In the shocker of the howl season on. New Year's Day, the Brums cost the No !rated Buckeyes of Woody Hayes a natiOnal cham pionship Hayes was so destroyed after UCLA's 23-10 VIctory that he wouldn't talk to anybody. January 1, 1776: ' I, ' ' I Amencan Ba sk etball A ssoc•a f1 0n Standmg s By Un1t cd Press lnternahona1 r " - W L Pet 1Penv er ~ New York ' San An tomo 1,,· l nd tana Ken tucky St L OU IS .~ V.rg tn •a it 23 19 B 10 19 11 7d1 655 6J3 19 IJ 59 4 16 l5 516 16 20 444 5 27 ' 156 Thur sda y's Res ults , .. ( N o games sche duled ) · If hadn 't serPY.l'd up agamst Wash ington and Atr Force," satd John &1arra. th e ke) Brum 111 the maJor upset, I thmk we'd be the nat>imal ch ampions " It " as wntten m Northern Cahforma - and the rest of the country too - that UCI.A didn 't belong on the same field with the Big Ten powerhouse Hayes ' team went mto the game with an 11-11 record and an aura of mvmctbihty The Buckeyes blew the Brums out of the Los Angeles Coliseum 41-20 Oct 4 _: ·Durmg the past couple of weeks," Vermetl said, " I told the players to try and \\t"' Howl I \\anlL-d th em lo \llsualu:e bean~ at Pasoden.l so thev wouldn't be awed b) the "hole thm~ " Sciarra, a second team All· Amenca behmd Toledo's Gene Swick , ami his learn males weren 'I awed by Ihe Buckeyes. they obv10usl) d1dn 'I read what Vermeil's cnhcs m Northern Califorma we re wntlhg- that Pacii>c-ll cochampiOn Cahforma and not UCLA , belonged here The mfty Brum quar terback fired touchdown stnkes of"l6 and 61 yards to Wally Henry m the third quarter and Wendell Tyler st rt•.lkl·d 54 \art.ls ror 41 fuurlh-quarler seur e Sttarra " as vulrd the pla~er of the game We played our best game of the season beca use ~e knew we had ~o," said Tyler, who outplayed the Buckeves' ' 1\\ u-l une Hetsman '1'1 uph) wrnner , Arf'h!C Griffrn ' We , wanted II We wanted tl more than they d1d " ·r thought we would 11111 before the game," added Henry, "and I thought we would "In at halftnne ' I really believed we would beat OhiO Slate I'm cocky but I have a right to be " In the fmal seconds, Hayes took the long walk ac~oss the PASADENA , Ca hf (UP!) :.. · We were a little more confiden t and a htlle healthier thiS time," UCLA quarterba ck John Sciarra said after dtrectmg the ~- G6 Bullets nick ,l:·Suns 114-103 J ,,J' ' • Fndav 's Gam es V1 rg1n la at Ke nt uck y San An toniO a1 New Yo r k lr'!d 1ana at De11ver NBA Roundup Unrted Press lnternatmnal Alter nearly Iwo years m • Nat•onal Ba sketb a ll Assoc1at•on the Natwnal Basketball 1 Stand in gs ABsociatiOn, Washmgton's f~ V Un1fed Press lnternatiOIIal ~ , Eastcr;n Canlcrcnc c Len Robmson thinks he has ! ll AtlantiC DIVI S IOn W L Pet GB fin ally adjusted to hts role as eosron 21 9 700 the Bullets' sixth man Phlla d~lph•a 7 1 1 t 656 Robmson who spells either Bu fl alo 19 15 559 I i New Yo rk 16 70 44 .t a Hayes or Wes Unseld, Elvm i Central Ot Vt S IOn W L Pet GB scored 21 pomts Thursday A Tlan ta 17 lJ 56l rught lo lea d the Bullets 10 a Cleveland 18 15 5~5 I Wasnmgt 114 -103 \' tctory over the on 17 15 53 1 1 16 1 ~ 5 16 1': Phoemx Suns ' !"Ftouston ew Or leans 17 19 387 5 1 " It look me almost a year W es tern Co n fer e n ce Mtdw cs t D iv t SIOn to realize that you're only tn W L P c: t GB there fur a httle while," Dc1ro1t 13 17 o.l 33 Md wauk ee 13 18 419 Robmson smd of hts perKan5t.lS Cl!y 10 22 313 J forman ce, whtch tied a Ch 1ca qo B I l 750 6 PolCIII C DI VIS,IOII ca reer !u gh And when W l P<: t GB you're tn the re, you've got to Golden S ial!!' 23 8 7t2 Los Angel es 21 IS 583 4 1 make the best of the nunutes ~e a 111e 18 17 51<1 7 they're gon na give you '' 1 Phoent x l~ IS SOO 7 Por llano 12 n )~] I ';11 Robinson , ' ni ck named Thur sdav ' r;. Gam es "Truck ," took full adva ntage Wastomg ton 11.1 Phoen nl 103 Houst on 110 Po r i land 107 of the playmg tnne he got m FndrtV '!i Gam es the second quarter, sco rmg 11 • New York Bu ff a lo •I Clevel and otal' Philad c lptHa pomts and grabbmg five of A tl an l a .:,1 New Orleans hiS etgh t rebounds wasru ngt on a 1 Cht c ag o M ilwa ukee a t Del roll Washington, which trailed 31' Go lden Slate al Lo5 l'lnqeles 27 when Robinson entered , 00S I OI1 i:ll ',('a!I IC outscon'!l the Suns 10-2 over th e next few mmutes and 22I' . 14 m the quarter to grab a 49· ' AT! liNT A 1UPl i- Pi tc her Buzz Capra of the Atlanta Braves wus m saltsfaclor) co ndtt mn at Ptedrnonl Hospital Thur sday after um:lergmng surgery on hts C.:ollcge t'ootball Roundup i_ n ght shoulder B) RIC.:K GOSSELIN UP! Spurts Writer UCLA has gone to two Rose Bowls m the past decade and come away with two of the biggest upsets m the 62-year htstor) of the game, costmg PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Michigan State a nauonal The Philadelphia Sporls champwnshtp m 1966 and Wrtters Association today possibly domg the same to named Archie Gr1ffm, Ohio Ohto State thts year With a 23· •State's all-America n runmng 10 tnumph New Year's Day. ,, back, as Amateur Athlete of In 1966, UCLA played the · the Year • unbea ten Spartans, who beat :; Grtffln, a two-time !lie Brums 13-3 durmg the • Hetsman trophy wtnner , Will season, thet r first of 10 "be honored Jan . 12 at the straight season \1Ctones. ·•ll.ssociation 's 72nd annual On the lOth anntversary of · -banquet that shocker, UCLII ThursCmcmnatl Reds' Pete Rose day played another un •Will be honored as the beaten and seemmgly m- PSWA's professtonal athlete vmctble Btg Ten champton, 'Of the year at that banquet Ohto State, which also beat ~· •Grtffm, 5-foot-9, 182 pounts, them m a prevtous meetmg !Wveraged 5.5 yards per carry tlits fall, 41·20 'this season Thts tnne UCLA turned loose quarterback John Sctarra '\vtlh an awesome For Those second half passmg exhtbtlion to rally UCLA Cool Evenings from a 3-0 halftime deficit. It was the first loss"m 12 games for the No I ranked Buckeyes, The fmal UPI poll wtll be released Saturday and there probably will be a team l I derdog Brwns to a shocking 23-10 victory over Ohio State m the Rose Bowl Thursday 'At half tune, there \las no emotiOnal talk It 's not a ra hr~ game 'Besides, why should we be discouraged ' We were the b1g urderdogs and we only trailed 3-0 Our offense hadn 't had a chance to move the ball yet '' 43 hal!tnne lead that \la s Sciarra wa s voted the never threatened player of the game after "No doubt about tt , Truck completmg 13of 19passes for was the spark that we needed 212 yards and two touch· 111 the second pendd," said downs Washmgton Coach K C " Defensively," the Brum Jones "He was chargmg guarterback contmued , "We both boards, playtng defense did a great JOb against thetr and gelltng the ball 111 the offense Offensively, tn the hole when II mattered most " first half we saw a defense we " You've got to pull a httle hadn't seen before Ohio State more when a player like 'The was usmg an eight-man front E' t H•ye sl 15 hurtmg," We had to make some Robmson sa id " Th e ex- technical adJustments at half tended l;,te they let me have ltme .. allowed me to get mto the offense and gel more good shots You have to lake ad· vantage of that kmd of a slluatloo ' The victory was the second R)' KICK VANSANT m a row for the Bullets and CIN CINNATI 1UP!) the loss .. as the Suns' fourth Paul Brown, who coached the straight and the sixth In thetr most victories m the history last seven of football and piOneered the Paul Westphal led the Suns• scientific approach to the with25pomts,whiieDick Van game , ended his 41-yea r Arsdule had 21 • coaching career Thursday In the only other gllfne, night" by retiring as head John Johnson and Rud)' coach of the Cmcmnat1 Tomjanovtch ead1 scored 22 Bengals points to lead Houston to a • Brown, 67, still spry and m 1)0-101 tnwnph over Port - good health, said he W)ll land contmue as general manger Griffin wins Taxpayers given ultimate insult WASHINGTON (UP!) Rep. Les Aspln, D-Wls , says the Northrop Corp charged !lie government $370,927 as 11 0Verhead" on govenunent contracts then used much of the money to make Illegal contributions to Prestdent Ntxon's 1972 campaign. Aspin Thursday released a previously conhdenttal report by the Defense Contract Audit Agency, dated AprU 4, 1975, on Northrop's admitted tUegal campaign contributions Northrop Prestdent Thomas V. Jones and Vtce President James Allen have pleaded guilty to making IUegal contributions and hove been fined. "What thts report shows ts another honor how Northrop was reimbursed by the taxpayers $370,927 as overhead COltS which were really tn large part thetr own !Uegal cor· porate donations," Aspln said He called it "the ultunate Insult to the taapayers.'' Aspin, a member of lhi!"J' House Armed Service•, Commitlee, satd the Pentagon made Northrop repay the $370,927 but that the company may owe ·~...., .' government -even more He ; called on the FBI "to ~ill- · mediately review tis probe Northrop " According to the report · , - Northrop originallt sought to reimburse th' federal government for onlf $157,423 In im~~toperly · chal'ged overhead coltS 01f ' defense procurement cont ' tracts These funds had turned Into !Uegal ~:~~J bulions to President NJ 1972 re~!ectlon carnpl>llli through European sultanta. - The Pentagon agency said the eorpor.atiQ-t. owed a total of at $370",927 in lmt>rot~eri overhead coltS. If 1 PARTY IS HELD REEDSVILLE - Joppa Umted Methodtst Women met at the home of Mrs Opal Hams lor thetr ChriStmas party . A candlelighhng service was held and a gtfl exchange was enJoyed by the members. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harrts to !;Alvina Brannoo, Margaret and Patly Grossnickle, -"There may Janice Davis, Glenda Bendue the go~::=:~ "nedum, Ruth Barton and monies lhe reiiort said. " Helen Kibble. may only be •:~:~ through the uae of b employed by law ' forcement agenclo powaect to lsaue ~~··I administer oath, Tttundey•s Results ... Toronto 5 California I , aft evidence, compel the PhllaOelphil 4 KanS8S"CIIy 2 Los Angeles 9 Buffalo 6 tendanc:e of wl~ Moll. Frldly's Gemes order the production St Lout$ at Atlanta recorda and C~llfornta at Washington Boston al Vancouver dence '' PORTABLE BASEBOARD ELECTRIC OONNECI'ION HEATERS Thermostat fmttrolled other than Ohto State m the top spot for the ftrst tune m three months UCLA was held to Just two ftrst downs and under 50 yards m offense tn the first half but exploded for 16 potnts m the thtrd quarter and the game was never agam close as Ohio State was forced to go· to the a>r and found tt dtd not have a passmg attack Buckeye quarterback Cornehus Greene was mtercepted twice in the fourth quarter. Sctarra, voted the game 's Most Valuable Player , completed 13 of 19 passes for two touchdowns and 212 yards. " John 'Sciarra ts a great football player and I'll be damned tf there are seven better college players m the country as the Heisman Trophy votmg md1cated ," satd UCLA coach Dtck Vermeil followmg the biggest vtclory m his two years at UCLA Second-nuked Oklahoma appears the best bet to replace Ohto State at the top spot as the Sooners downed a scrappy Michigan team , 14-11, m the Orange Bowl Thursday rught. ,, Oklahom 1 now 11-1 thts year wttl:,'/~ ( one loss commg to Kansas, s'cored a touchdown m each half to wm. In the Cotton Bowl, · Arkansas capitalized on two Georgia fumbles late m the first half to score 10 points and lie the game then ·pushed across three more " -!~er---~2995 I'''Heatltr----$39 the Lowesl - Tire Prices 95 In the Area It's I , BOm.tNG COMPANY L- - - - - · Middleport t•IJlb!aced by Vf" rll\ Cil, u fttrmer l .os An~elcs Ham:-.;' assista nt m h1s se~.;und) ear e:t s h~ d coach at UCLA flul afterw•rd he refused to rome mto the Rose Bowl mterv1ew room and none of the OhiO Sta te players or .ISS IStan t • co aches \\>as talking In fact, even Sr1arra couldn't get mto the Ohio State dressmg room • I JUSt st~ck my head m •nd congratulated Cornelius Greene and a couple of other players," he said "I told them they wer e a first class. football team and that 1 en Joyed playmg agamst them " \\.1 /i lt~n s !d eu~l tuu ; sma ll al 5tt~ot - 1 0 :ond 178 puu~ds to he" pro quarterback, Sc~:•rra wa s devrlsl atm~ 10 lhe se~on d half agatnst Ohto State after betng held m check m the first 30 mmutes b) the Buckeyes He completed 13-of-19 passes for 212 ;ards. ~om~ 9 for-1 3 for In yards and two IDs m the second h• lf OhiO Stale had only Itself to blame, though The Bucke)es led JUSt 3-0 at mterrrusswn a lthough th ey totall y dominated the opemng half , controlling the ball nearly 21 of the 30 mmutes and rolling up 174total yards to 48 for the Brums In the second half, UCLA outgamed Ohto Sta te :160 \ drd< IO 124 I real!) didn 't say <m)thmg at halftime," 10· siSt" l Vermeil "They were playmg man to man m the secondary s0 we decided to throw the ball more That opened up our runnmg game on the ms1de and allowed Tyler to brea k free." T)ler, who suffere d a LTHcked wnst m the Brums' fifth game at Stanford, was Simp!) unstoppable In the second half He reeled off 177 ya rds on 21 carnes whi le Gnfhn earned 17 limes for 93 ya rds So unlikely UCLA , a team wtth an 8-2-1 record and a Although his Brums r·osl Ohio State the nat >on al championship, Brum coach Dick Vermeil sa id he felt the Buckeyes were probably "the best team m the nation over 0:1 12-game schedule " I would put us somewhere m the top flve ," he added Wendell Tyler , UCLA' s rushmg star who broke the game open w1ih a 54-ya>d touchdown burst m the fmal periOd, smd the d1ffer~nce between the Bnuns 11ho lost to Ohio State 41-20 Oct 4 and the Brwns "ho bea I Ohw State In the Rose Bowl was "motiVation " Nobody gave us a chance," Tyler said. 'That's what made us want to wm I want everybody In Amenca to know we 're no t only recognized m basketball but we do have a football team, too Woody Hayes, OhiO Stale 's moody football ooa c h, refused to talk to reporters after the ga me and also ordered hiS players a nd assistant coaches to withhoH:.I comment from newsmen ~ Stt ve Snapp, the Buckeyes' asstslant sports mformatton dtreclor , stmpl) relayed a terse Hayes statement to the medta ' UCLA simp!) played a great game ," Snapp reported Hayes said " They JUSt beat U.':i ,, Btg Ten Commi ssiOner Wayne Duke talked "Ilh a reporter about the Rose Bowl ga me until he found out the newsman was with UPl " I am really reluctant lo talk wtlh you about the ga me, '' Duke smd "That 's a 1esponSibthty of the Ohio State people " II LANDY HONORED NF.W YORK (UPII Tom Landry. 11ho used numerous ne~ offensive tacllcs and 12 rookies this season lo put the Dallas Cr111 boys back mto the playoffs. ha s been named Unit ed Press In· tcrnatmnaJ's Coach of the Year m the Natwnal Football Conf e rence . Landry, the only coaoh In the 15-)ear history of the <..:u" boys. "on In a narro" vote. getlmg 12 of the 39 votes from tho UP! selectiOn panel, which ronsi sts of three \Htters from each conference city. Kick Forzano of Detroit fmlshod second with 13 votes. follo11 ed by Bud Grant ' of Mlnnesola and Don Coryell of St Louis each 111th e12ht. •. . BEND TIRE CENTER 771 Sill Mason, W Ya. touchdowns m the second half to blow out the Southeastern Conference runner-up, 31-10 On New Year's Eve, iR~ehard Todd completed 10 of 12 passes for 210 yards to lea d No 3 ranked Alabama to a 136 trtumph over defensively stubborn Penn .State m the Sugar Bowl and give the Cnmson Ttde their 11th stratght victory followmg a season opemng 20-7 setback to MISSOUri Ear her m the day , West Vtrgmta mpped North Carolina Stale 13-10 m the Peach Bowl on a 39-yard touchdown pass from Dan Kendra to Arlliur Owens on the !mal play of the f1rsrhalf, whtch gave the Mountameers a llH> lead of the Bengals, the National Football League team he helped form m 1968 Brown muned1ately picked assistant coacfi Bill Joh nson to take over as head coach and also aMounced he had hired Mike McCormack, who was fired last month as the Pluladelphta t;:agles' head co ach, to lake Johnson's place as offenst ve hne coach Brown's coachmg career, which started m 1930 at Se~ern IMd.) Prep and later mclUded high school, college , m1htary and pro lea rns , produced an amazmg record of 351-134-16 Brown was an mnovator of "scienllflc" football as 11 IS played and coached today He IS' • credited wtth mventmg face bars on helmets, was the first to employ a year-rourd coachmg staff and the first to caU plays from the sidelines VIa sut>slltullons on every play Before coachmg m the pro ranks, Brown was Ohto State Umversity head coach from 194 t-43, leading the Buckeyes to the natwnal champiOnship In 1942 . But BrQwn probably was ' for his long best known career as head coach of the Cleveland Browns from 1946 to 1962, where he developed such stars as Jimmy Brown, Otto Graham and Lou "The Toe ' ' Groza Stunned and bitterly disappointed when he wa s fired as head coach of the Browns In 1962, Brown dropped out of football for a few years before startmg-the Bengals m 1968 Bestdes bemg ge neral manager, Brown also lS a maJOr stockholder m the Bengals and hts son, Mtke, IS asstsiant general manager, and another son, Pete, ts director of player personnel Still ano th er son, Robm, scouts for the )3engals. 4 year certificate of depostt. minimum deposit, interest paid 51,000.00 quarterly. A substant•al penalty to the date, of maturity Meip Co. Branch -@ The Athens COunty Savrngsl Loan Co. 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohte GEO. HALL TUES THURS FRt & SAT 930200 830100 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomeroy Best In Live Entertamment ' tone Put the FOREVER battery in your car ... NEVER BUY ANOTHER A,...,•r-n.,,l FOR THAT CARr LIMrTED WARRANTY SKitSA"' 7%" power saw MODEL s14 .,~ ADVII!TtSin nnTV 7ll inches of POWer controlled by lhe "Vtf•-Torque" clutch makes thts 1~ H P sew a rwl workhorMI (8) as low as '29!! Put th1s battery m your car If >l ever fa>ls to hold a charge lor you rn that car, F1reStone w1ll replace 11 FREE w1th proof of purchase. prov >dmg the battery has not been damaged due to acc>dent or abuse Commerc1al or manne use excluded I I TORCH KIT Get Reliable ' Star1s tn1t1n1 lighting 1nd burnl1111 1n 1ny posltton •r• tht f11tures offered With thiS qu1lttv pro pane torch 11) F-22F 12-volt * $1049 Season After Season Year After Year Exchange POMEROY HOME & AUTO STAR SUPPLY Wheel Balancing front End Alignment OHIO is Invoked on all certificate accounts Withdrawn prior TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY Check These Buys. 949-2 25 7'h Pet. par year on a PLAYING NITELY Need Something You Didn't Get For Christmas. RACINE" twotouchdown underdog, proVIded the Pac1fic-ll with tiS sixth victory m the last seven Rose Bowls. And Ohio State, now 1-3m four straJght trips to Pasadena, Is without Its first national tnle sUICe 1988 lromcally. 'the Brwn vic- -1 tory came in its hrst Rose Bowl appearance m a decade under almost exactly the same ctrc umstances . The 1966 UCJ..A bowl team upset top-.-anked and wtdefeated Mt c higan State 14-12 lo avenge an opemng season defeat . . ·. : . . ·=· :"li·:···:-·:.:-:·:·:·:·: Brown retires as coach History repeats itself· - Ely RO!!<o Macktn11e & Jeff Ma('Nelly/•1976 UnuNI Feal ur~ Sy~d1ca1e fwld .uul 'Player-of-Gam~' Sciarra is .voted . Hav1ng taken refuge aboard a Brlllsh ship after htsdefeat at Great Bndge on December 9, VIrginia's Royal Gover· nor John Murray Dunmore requests fresh provlstons from the resi dents of Norfolk His request Is refused, whereupon today he orders the ships under his command to cannonade the town , subseq~enlly, he sends landing parlles ashore to burn warehouses Flames rage through the town for three days, destroying about80 per cent of the bu>ldmgs Dunmore then lands and re-occupies the town Upon hea nngthenews General Washington says "I hope thiS. and the threatened devasiOIIon of other places, will umte the whole country m one Indissoluble band against a nat1on whic h seems los I to every sense or VIrtue, und [to] those feelings which distmgulsh a civilized people from the most barbarous savages " vtsuahze pbl\ mg m t ht• Ruse POMEROY 992-2094 OHIO �. .. i:j:::: :::·.:::·::·.::-.:.:;.•:...:;:,.;: .;:;.;.;: .;:: :·' :;: :;:;:,:;-;:; :.:;: ·:·:::·:::··:·::;.·:::·~:=·=·=: ·:· :::•• :;.;:,.,:;.,:.:,:;:, ., ·:=~:'; ~ 5- The Daily S.nlint'l , Mtddlcpori·Pomeru)'. 0 . Friday, Jan . 2, 1!176 :<;: SEO cage statistics ::: :1: TEAM STATISliCS F •cld Goal P crc('n f a q c' Tc.am FGM · FGA P CT l,. oQan ~ 1!8 l tl6 473 w aver l y 81 ttU 1~8 Galli polis 91 ? 16 H I A'r•QS 80 IQJ ~~ ~ Jac~>, ~r 1 15 16 J .J OB i\ the n s 77 IQ6 39 3 Iron ton 88 1.JQ 361 WE' II ston 80 '11 Y ) 19 Fr ee Throw P e1 ~e nt.ag l" Te am FTM Fl~ PCT . G a llipOl i S .16 75 I,J J Ir onto n 38 6 .3 6\.1 Waverly '}Q At h en s Meigs Jac kson We ll ston Log an 5 80 50 3 1 55 56 1 .J8 86 SSB 71! 5 1 5.J 9 .16 8J SJ B .JQ 83 .;A t Reboun d s No c; Avg Team y.tetl -;t on GiJII!polts Ironton A Ihens Logan Metgs Waverly 151 190 76 J 99 · J 96 4 9J J 7J 8 2.J 0 23 s lO S J ackson FD u ls N o. G Team 380 J J J J J 1<1$ 138 11 6 363 JJ 5 Avg t..th tms Logan 60 63 .J Me1gs 67 J J We llston 68 J J acl<!,on 69 J Gall•pol1s 70 J I ronton 71 4 W averly 86 4 lnd• vi du a l L ea d ers 15 0 IS u 16 8 17 17 3 17 s 17 a 21 5 o I NDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fte ld Goa l P e rc e nta qc Te am Fg m-Fga P et ' Shoeroaker , W<Av Whaley , W av 12 16 26 46 750 56 5 Se e l L 13 41 56 1 Davena , W av M , Drown , l 11 22 17 22 5 15 5<15 F ree Th ro w Percenta qe Na m e-T rot d en . G Crock r cl , I Ft m - F g a P et , 18 2? of! l 8 9 1'2 750 Sn owden G A rnold Wei 10 1J I" ?7 71 4 " P" \Ah <t ll'V t:• 6M No G '" I • II I II ,J t\V(I 1 l II (l H l/\IW ~~i:'.$0N Bcllu•tl lly "illlllt' lH pn1nls o.t l lrtlernn:-.:-; t••n (', ,,HIt .l)ttt S( hrrr ::. W;Jiwma R e bound ~ N ."lni C I I ll/ ~.l.l ' r•<).. I 1\lt',"t dOW~ o\1 ( tlQil lo. O MlGUtrt' r, ·.~ '> G Wltilt• l•, d t 1111s 8 8 Sl'tlllid I Ol d e n G JI I ] 8 SEOAL SCOR' t.M.&_ _ Pla~cr · T F-G Fl~ vq . M~., nr oo m 1 76 1 .,., tt. 1 IO id Cn G 71 l f!6616'o ~ n ow d e n G 76 10 (•.' I'>., <;C'c l L ~J Y 'i~ I I tl M rado w s M ~0 8 .JII 17 0 Whale\/ , 'A av '} I t1 50 1'2 ~ F\ 1,1C kiOrd 1\ 2 1 6 I ! Il l!. P eo p l es We t ?0 1 J./ 11 li IH I I .11 II II R,oy.ll I G ilt W.; t 19 H l6 11 !l TON IGHT ' S GAMES I ~EOALI 1\ thcn s nJ \1\ e ll ~ ton Iron t on ,, , Jac~o. so n Waverly a t G<llllp Cits L ogan at M E' tg s ( SVA() Han n<l n. Trac e at E .1s1cr n Nor t h G alt.a a t "'y Qer C r ee k (Ot h ers) at Nel sonv il l e Yon . Sou t l'1 e rn a t Tnmbl e Wahama at Southwe s te rn Park ersburq S outh at P 0 1nt Mil ler Pl e a sant SATURDAY Oak H ill at /\ 1CIIc1nder Warr e n L OC(l l at P<~rkcr s burq (alhO I IC Southwes tern at Iron ton St behtnd Ray Tucker but the Wt ldcat s added another bucke t to lhetr lead by lhe end of lhe pen od at 10·16 'l'uc.:ker eun!lnued lo l'8fJ'Y lh e St'Onng load for lhe red ;:md wlnte dunng the second JO C T UESDAY (Jan 6) I SEOA LI Me•gs a t 1\ I hens Ir onto n ,,, Ga ll •p 6 1! s VVaverl y at Jackson Loqan at We ll ston (Ot h ers I Be lpr e at Wt ll tamstown Tr 1mb le at IL'dlll Psplt"ll·cl f• Jr Jll p11tt t ' ~ m the h.t lf lu p11s1 n ( IJIIH:· trnm.hd untl 7.1·7~ " tn uvcr tilt• \ 1 sl! 1n ~ Jl<irtllHn Tnt t:l' Wtldcotts Tucsduy n1ght Tern' Tucke r, li-0 se nior to ca pl <-1 111 , pe:Ked llw t•.a k ult~ t'O/ ou ll' tu lhc1r ftr st \' t t.: ~ ··,. uf J he !'Ieason oo seven f1 Cld g<~<lls .md u pcrfcet stx of s1x ~~ the ch anty stnp e JO: tghlcen of Ius 20 ta llies eamc in the sl'cond half whtle W<~hc.tmd \HIS battlint.; back front an all but ul't· surrnoun ta ble deficit Hit:1nan Trace \\as 1n command from the opemng lip, opemng up a qu1 ck 2·1 0 lead Wahamu manttged lo t•umc \\ ilhin fo ur at 8·12 It' I 1 t·agp )wrt od trnth lW d lwe lfth pumts 1111 tlte rttghl but un~ uutscured the Wildca ts hy a 1:1.2 margin on baskets by furltmatcly he Wets .assessed Terry and Jerry Tucker It Ius lh lnl pe l Sf !hal ruul (tll(.l_ \'ofi S '1'1111 Say re'!-i free throw \\ a s fortt...'C~ JO s ll un I he bench with J ·40 lefl lb play that lied Wlll'n l{ay left the game, the game at 62-62. Hcmnan Trace. led by four at Hanna n Trace scured to lK-22 hut from that pumt un lake a lwo-puint lead but lhe Wildca ts ou tsco red Terry Tueket came back w1th W<:thama by an 18-4 margm to 1wo stratght field goa ls to giVe 1hern an 18 point lead, 22- g1ve Wahamlt a 66-64 lead for 40. al the nlld-way potnl the first lime of Ihe mght with The l'~lcon s came alive in 2·47 remaintng. The Wtldca ts Ill£' ll11rd t .;mto behmd Terry Yo uuld not g1ve up as they Tucker and Duke Smith. Wtth regained I he lead at 68-70 but the score al 26-44 Wcthama once agam Tucker tled it up . sc ored three straight baskets - Sayre h1t un a charity toss to cut the lead . to 12 but 10 g i ~e Wahama a shm 71-70 Hannan Trace rega lned a 16 lead wtth JUSt 1:0:1 left on the poinl lead al :!4-50 Wah'ama dock Mtke Goldsberry was lhen look charge behind fo uled and he calm ly sank Smi lh and Tucker to cut the lw(l free throws to 1ce ~the lead lu nine at 45-52 wtth just game wtth .09t o play . A last etg ht mm utes to play second bucket by Hannan Han nan Trace scored after Trace completed the scoring lhe four th quar ler ttp but Wahama had a s lr ght Duke Smith countered for shooting edge from lhe floor W(:lhama w1th two s tratg ht and at the foul ltne The Wh tle buckets the second coming on Falcons connected on 28 of 68 a stea l Hannan Trace came fte ld goa l altempts for 41 righ I back lo rega tn an 11 pcrcenl and converted 17 of 21 pmn t lead a t 49-60. Wahama at the free throw s trt pe fur 81 Nort h Gal l u 1 a t EilSicrn (Pi k e > Hurr.can e at P ot n t P l ea s <~nt Al umn 1 a t Wa h ama By DICK WEST , WASHINGTON UP! - In keeping with year-end tradition, here are the items tha t have been selected by the 0 . Henry Committee as the Five Most Unlikely News Stor ies of 1975: ,.,.:··1·:· ~ highway im provements needed and Syracuse VtJlagc ufft cwls turned do" n a fue l cos I cla use from Ohw Power. Feb 7- Ver no n Webe r elec ted nl'W pres1denl of the M1ddlepor1-Pomeroy Rotary Cl ub F eb 10 -- Middl epo rt Vtllage Mayor Fred Hoffman announ ced the contplettun of lwo a p phcat t on~ for federal £W1 ds man at tempt to get the Page St. improvement off I he gro und , Feb. ll- A Columb us firm offe red $50.000 for the Ma ra uder gn d s1te 111 Pomeroy · Feb. t2- Bernard Gilkey , Middl eport , was named new co unt y ('O illrlli SS i o n e r -replactng Bob Clark who If.ld res1gned. l.1ttle mterest m ra1l pro bl~ ms was shown at u pubhc meeting In Middleport. Feb 13 - J ames Ro ush subnutted h1s res1gnalion as . Metgs Coun ty a udi tor Feb 14- The Galh a-Metgs Comm un ity Actwn Prog ram received a $43,074 grant to tlld perso ns on food s taump programs an d t() prov1dc 1ra nspor ta t10n to med1ca J the unfac 1ht1es for derpnviTeged. Fe b 16- A ft re swe pt thr ough the Maso u Elemen ta ry School Feb. 17- Pomeroy VIllage renewed a gar bage pickup con tract w1lh t he &:1en ltftc Samtalion Co Feb. 18-0hio Va lley In dustnes, Minersvt lle , " nd the Lawrence Grocery Store at OeWil t's Run were broken into. Feb. 20-Syraeuse VIll age offi cia ls progr essed wtth their community swimming " IT'S MINE". seems to be what 1No . 141 Duke Smtth of Wa hama wants to tell the Hannan Trace player who is on ht s b<tek attempting to ge l the bali . TINKER 'S DAM , MD. - Mayor Maxwell M. Twttt was indicted by a Farthing County Grand Jury today on 109 counts of bribery, extortion, malfeasance, embezzlement , and putting the cart before the horse. Asked to comm~nt on the charges, the vetera n Maryland political figure satd;''I'm guilty, all right They've really got the goods on me. If I get sent to pnson, it won't be anyth~g I didn 't deserve." Re rters pointed out that Twitt 's opponent in this year 's may ally race is the county prosecutor, Primbley Blu)glewoof. Tw!tt wa s asked whe t~e r BWiglewoof might have timed the imdictment to create a polittca l scandal on the eve of the election. "Shucks no, " Twltt replied. "politics had nothing to do with this. The timing was purely coinctdentai. " UPPER IOTA, IOWA - Former Gov. Endtcott Torporbolt, here on a campaign fund-raising visit, learned today that the latest nattonal w lttical poll show him runnlitg last in a field of 109 Democratic presidential ca ndidates . " I guess that about does 11 for me," Torporbolt said . "Polls taken a year before the election a re never wrong and . this one means I don 't have a prayer of getting the nomination. So I'm pulling out of the race immediately." BOOLA BOOLA ISLAND - Fifteen members of the U.S. ' Senate arrived here today on the first stop of a two-week wintertime tour of the South Sea Islands. Although they are making the trip at government expense, ostensibly to study native parliamentary procedures, Sen. Clement Crashbore, chainnan of the delegation, said they didn ' t expect to accomplish anything constructive. "Actually/ ' be said, " this is primarily a junket We're just here to get a nice tan and have a good time and ogle rretty girls in grass skirLs. "That parliamentary study was something we dreamed up so we could stick taxpayers with the bill." ,, 7:i, HT 67 .~ Most unlikely stories of 1975 \ perce nt. Hannan Trace hit for :!Hpercent fr om the floor ( 30 ~>f 801 uml u dtsmal 50 percent fr~>m the foul line rtO of 201 The Wtldcats held a cutmnandmg 49-26 edge tn rebound while turnovers we re fairly ·even wtth Wahama (;umnuttlng 14 and Hannan Trace 13. Wahama ~oes after tts second consecutive VIctory l<lnight when they JOurney to Suulhwestern Htgh School to battle th e H1ghlaniters. WAHAMA 11:11 T Tucker 7-6-20; R Tucker 7-1114; T Smtih 6-1!-t2; J Tucker :!-2-l!, K, Rtggs 1-5-7; M Holbrook 3-0-6; GOLDSBERRY '"+ '•+'' T. Sayre 1).2-2. Totals 128'68) r7-21J '73. HANNAN TRACE 172) Shaffer 10·1-21; Halley 7-6-20; Cre means 7-0·H ; Gibson 3-2· 8; Pe trte 3-0-6; Whitt 1·1·3 Totals :11 (10-201 15 72 By Quarters Wahana 10 12 23 27 73 HT 16 24 141672 Rese rve Score, Wahama' .:!I,. . ...,. ,..,.~,M-;i;;:,.:. ;;;~·:·::::hi;hiig.,.,. ,h ;·; ·:· ·: £:,: '1'975. ,.,., ,., . . r edera l Hoc k mg RAMPANT, W. VA . - Sen. Hubert McBosh today became the llotb Democrat to enter the 1976 presidential race . Announcing his candidacy at his home here, McBosh admitted that he wasn 't particl)!ariy well qualified for the office. Nor was he making the race because of a burrung desire to serve his country. "I'm the kind of guy who enjoys weilding power a nd the prestdency is our most powerful offtce," he told a news conference. "That's the rea) reason I'm running ." THE BALLHANDLER - Ken R1ggs of Wahama shows why hts coach Jim Scherr pomt.s to htm as the team'splayma ker as he shows how he ca n handle the ba ll aga mst ,Ha nnan Trace's K Ha ll ey . County's last veteran of Spanish American War buried ~ F unerc.1 l ~e r v t ces fo 1 Gurney l.afc.tye ll e Mtclmel, las t Me igs 01unty ve teran of the S p a nish·'\me tl ci:ln W~J. were held at lile Ewmg Chapel Aug :10 The Rev Freeland ' N!tlTJs Officiated Bur tal v. a s in the fa nui Y pl ot tn Ravenswood Ceme te ry, Ravenswood, W Va. Pa ll bear er s \\ c1 e Vn g il Hamm, Rubel t Hamrn . Roge r I.elfhe Jt, Gary M1cha c l. anU Dcnn1e . DULJ..>VILLE , OHIO - Sponsors of the annual Clinker County Gingersnap Festival announced today that next Final test date year's event will be ca lled the BICentennial Gingersna p Festival. is February 2:~ "Gingersnaps have pla yed absolutely no role in American history," said Newt Faglie, chairman of the The lhtrd and ftnal les t date hospitality committee' " But we are hoptng a Bicentennial of Ibe 1975-76 sc hool yea r for u pr ospcc lt vl!- ., Lt·ack and 1......n_woiilliioiipeoiiioipuiiip•iilithe•aiiitO.teiiiniid;.;an;,;.;.ce-a11biiiiilt.ll"- - - - - - - . . - baseball-soft ball off;ewls '"11 be sponsored by the Ol11o Hi gh School Ath le ltc Assoc iat ion on Feh. 2:J, at 7·:w NOTICE We Are Selling ·o ur Business and Will Close Our Store On Jan. 5, 1976 p.m. All men and wom~n mteres ted m becom1ng Rfl ted officials tn cit het spor I mus1 have an a pphut lnm on fil l' wilh lhe OHSAA by Feb 2. Ft ecket Ca llmg a l Ihe f une r~J ! !tome cmd tJ IIcndJIJg the ' se rvices from a distance \\ ere Paul Hamm , La ncaster , M1 a nd Mrs. Hobe r t H(J nun , St 1ul fte r s; M r . and Mrs. De lmar H<Jmm , South Webster: · Mr s Beulah Baugh. South Pm n l, Mr a nd Mrs. Oscar (farrell , Mr a nd M1 s Harr y Garrell , Havens· \\rtod; • Mns . Mary 1\•h chael, M1 s l·:s ther F1fe, Mr . an d Mrs Hrt lph S1zcmmC, and M1 s Chat les Fraz ie r , Hun tmg lon, W V;t , and Mike Sellers. Point Pleasa nt Application s can be <lbby wr11ing tu l hc OHSAA. 4080 Rosc lea Place Pos l Offi ce Box 14:108 : Colum bus , Olllu 4.!214 ot bv ca llrng 614-21>7-2502 1 a l ~ i:l!lp l tcahnn s are P• ct ecepl ed . HOM E FROM FLORIDA Mr . and Mrs . Tom Kelly, Jenell , Tommy a nd Lo'(1 ret urn ed Tuesday fr o¢! Largo, na . where they lhe hohday with Mrs. Kelly'II parents , Mr. and Mrs cent Dabo •• •• • 1 : .' MASON - The Mason Mo\her ' s Club Ch rt stmas dmner was hel d a1 the home of Bonme McFarland wtth Gladd!< Slewart and Carol Proff1tt , co-l1ostesses , Lavera Yeager .g<Jve a ,, prayer m memory of m e mber~ ,Belva Lewis A dinner \HiS served to members and guests. Gtft s were exchanged ctnd specta l g1fl s Y.e r c receiv ed by J oe LISh and Mary Bet r) E~c h persvn gave a brief tmd somet tme s LJI!lUSi ng deseri plt on of lit e gtft received At t end m ~:: Y.ere Gcor ge c_-md -Honnie McFa rland, Rober! and Giaddie Siewar I, J 11n and 'carol Proffi tl, Charles and l.aVera Yeager , Nulan and Lu c ill e Swa~khamer. llober l an d Sue Ktnca td, ,Ra lph and Sally Ross, Ed and Ruth Ryan. Dtck and D<lnna Fow ler. Hoy and L01 s Tes t. .loc a nd Belly Li sh, Homer and Manue Noble) La n y and Earl ene Bwn gardner. J ndy Noble and Men; Ber ry The nex! regular meetmg w11l be held at lhe l10me of Earlene Bum gard ner GREAT VALUES . JANUARY -: CLEARANCE WINTER FABRICS Spring Fabrics Arriving Dally Middle of Upper Block • Pomeroy . ..... Sunday, January 4, 1976 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. .. ' I I' Ph•. ~2515 Racin~ •• " 0 ('ume t\11 Ye Fml il(ul .. Sf' r!J'I I Un• t"e.itdirlJ..:s ll l · Kevin Pullins ; "The Altgel ll· t ~pt•r sed the 111usk . The Song" l>y CtiHiy C'u 1I is: l'hur(' h \\as de,·urc.tted w1th ·· IJauy .lt•sus·· by Randv IJil lL' ;:met puin!,etlias with Slt>v.C~rt : ·The Beauty t;f t'&llldle.s burnmg m the- wtrrChrtslm.os " by Terry Smtih : du~ s A large li~hl ed star and ·· The l.igh t of Gud" by a nalivity ~ce~:u.~ mural were Jeann1e Van M ~te r ; <tl Ihe fn mt uf tltc sanctuarv "Mtntcle" by flrtan Will . In the e hmr were Patiy " Heve lLJtHm " by Angell a F;d~ards , Laura Ohlinger , Curt is , "At Chnstmas Time" Juyce Davts, Br enda Will , by tlavtd Warth , "I Am I he Karyn Davis, Jenny Warth, l.tghl"' by Deanna Van Meter . Candy ' Brothers, Becky and ··A Special Prayer" by Cot1ertll , Frank1e Hunnel, Brian Spencer Becky Tanne htll, Ca rol There was a duel , "Chnst. Ohlinger, Ann Ohlinger, Pin I mas, Chris tmas, Chnstmas"' M. Ohltnger. Rod ney Pullins , by Angelta Curlts and Pattv Kenneth K1ng , Ph tl D Edwards. Beverly Wtll was Ohltnger and Dale Davts. The announcer for the children 's serviCe closed w1th the hymn, pr o~ ram . The ufferlory "All Hail the Power of Jesu s prayer "-8 S giVen by Mrs Name " and I he benediclton Marjon e Bowen by Da le Davis " And .Jesus was Born'· was Sa nta arnved and lire llteme of the ca ndle light dis tr ibuted g1fts from serv 1re. The c hu1r members beneath the Chrtsl mas tree . {;ht•crs Fur Mays Landing Dt•m llt·lcfl A while back you luul a letter rrum a WOPJC:P'!. who praised lhP mKht :-;IHft policemen :·It the- Mays l .and tllg 1Atl<.tnltc C1 ty 1 Counly .Jail. They rea lly went to bat for her, and even took up a colll't'ilun to pay a fme the) evidently though! she rhdn'l rteserve. • I'd hke to add my cheers also for lhts "•nn uf the Jaw " I went there around 8 p.m with rny Ron to straighten out his affairs. The officer even went to court on his behalf - and the story had a happy endmg ' '11rts mostly because the offtcer went • II out to help. The way he handled everything made us all comfortable, and I've had no more trouble. Matter of fact, three cheers for you and your column . too . ~ N L.S , FORKED RIVER MAS(J!';. W Va A bah) - Y11un g at the Wlr• Flowtrs 992-2039 (; (' flr ge Co upe .1 , ('(•fJ pcr, Brut·e lkt: ker . Brit:~n Del:kef. V1ek) Silllpkms, C<.tudy VanMe ler u11 d Mlldred Hous h Cl u 1sty Kan..! n ll wl(l, ) ,111 ~1 l'(J IIIp!-~tJ~ l\1 ll'k1 e .f~~ ~ 1\. ll u~ dlllr . :-ohtJ\\ t• r '' its g l\l' l' r·cccntl) for Mrs lrt'tll! ll u:)ehm h\' wHI FLOWERS ·-·- Pomeroy flower Shop Mrs . M illud Van M t t t r P h. 991 -lOlf Ph . "2-1111 lnmu: uf Mr ;mel Mrs (';ul Hood hen • Galllt'!:i \\ l' tC phtyc d dlld \\rtt' \\li!J by .J,UlC j)IIZ('S J\1., 1re, Johnson, Pall t V.:m BPIIy Kcl h and Tmtm} Compsun The. dum pn ze \\ as won by Belly Vil n Ma trc 1\ b~bJ h.t ~S U! Ctl l' decorlttcd 'N itll ~p e c n t~ ncl y~ ll uw s ll eame1s was used io hold ~Jfls <:~nd a slvrk cenDear N · The Mays Landing Police Department thanks )·ou. I thank terpiece dllf!l ned Ihe ~ 1ft - labk, . you Happy New Year' - H. ' Hcf~riiS\ieJ:CseJ \' Cd -1 -1 -1 IU Al1 Cr l_lusclldl·. Drcma Dear Helen · · Lately there have been muny comments by women who H<ts<·hw, Bell~ V~ n Me:llre , Pettit Van Mat1 e, f{ctha want to "ru n things ," libe rated style f am so sick of these dames who need power ' The Bible Decker, Reily Kelly, So tdh says a man shall cling to his w1fe and they shall be one n us Gtbbs and Ltntl;; l Ftdd s Don me F1 elds, Karen Hood, doesn't mean they mUst have two dif£erent names, Rnd Cc~ r l a Hood, i\ng 1e Houd . separate eredtt cards, and a b1g career for her, sans children 1 In Ephesians, it says a wtfe must submit herself and ' be J une t Com pson, Timmy Ctnnp su n .tnd Tallllll)' >ubject to ' her husba nd " Russe ll · It's God's wi ll for me n to domma te . He made Eve for I euld Ctiopel, Clannda Adam, not the other way around. When women start trytng to Cooper . .Jane .Johnson , D1 ;~na be "equal" they 're headed for damnation . - BIBLE READEH J uhnsnn , Bla nche J ones. . Bel ly 11usse ll . Brend a Dear B.H. By Pott y Cr a mer "Damna !ton" here we come' I And I don't think God'il get 11usse ll , Ma llilew Hu ssell, Rhonda Young , Lms Weaver , me for saytng that ) - H. Beth WeaH 1· . Lucy J ohnson, P S. You'll like the following letter : Polly's Problem la nk ts always filled loo full at Mtckle Ydung ctn d Theresa -1-1 -1 DEAR POLLY '- I bought the gas statiOn and then gas Bra nham . Dear Helen some towels, lablecloths, eic. runs down the side of the car, Sendmg g1!1s were Mrs Here is my versiOn uf · lo embrotde r They have you nught try the following. 1 Gera ld Jo hnson , Ma n lyn labels stuck on them with read tha t one wt ll save money WHAT IS MARRIAGE? G1bbs. Marv Ke lly, Norma It 's thinking of htm in everything you say and do. • some ktn d of glu e that by letlmg the attendan t a e n, r. otdoe Sm tih Qutll It 's squeez ing the tomatoes and melons a t the market to remams after I have laborecl specifiC amoun t such as $5 or J ean nt e Ci!mp, Sissy see if they're good enough to serve him \H 1h remov ing lhe labels I $10 wort h tnstea ding of I 11 It's mowtng the lawn, cuttmg the shrubs , pamtmg t he would hke some 1deas on how saying ''Ft ll it up • Just Ia remove this rema imng watch wha t you usually spend house and washmg the car while he's working, so you 'll have glue. and then drop back a dollar or more free time together, and you know he'll be tired whe n he Also, I wuuld hke to know· · lwo and the "'!as will not be comes home from work. lt 's hearing the bath wa ter run , and knowing he's bathing ho\\ lo remove the creases in overfl owing a long wtth your the children while you finish dishes . dou ble kmts . polyesters and money. - B P. It 's ·helping one another without being asked. durable press garn1els afler DEA R R EA DERS It 's feeling secure even when he's asleep they are !eng the ned. - MRS. Please do nol se nd sta mped It 's hearing the kids yell , "Daddy's home! " and seemg t•nvelopes asking lhat ,.. M E. ' DEAR M. E. -Gel out your send ans\\ ers or information them tea r o4t the door to meet him . It's being a bit jealous because the kids are gettmg ail the vinegar hotlle. II may hold in backcolumns directly to both }'our an s" r rs. Arter the yo u. Sorry but "'e cannot attention - but not for long. It's saying " llove you" in the middle of dinner la bels Hre off your pieces to ofler this per sonal servi ce. It's arguments you must wm, but wtll gladly forfeit tbe be embroidered, imm erse th e POLLY · moment he puts hts arms aroWtd you. glue stains in hot vinegar at It's talking for hours and never gettmg bored wi th each or nca r the boiling point and other . • leave until the glue stains It 's contentment, excitement, sha rtng joy - a nd pam _ di sappt·ar, wh ich may take and laughter. ' 15-20 minutes. Rinse "ell . It's hein g in a topless dub - andhts e,yes a re on YOU. So mt~ttmes jus t soaking in It 's lookmg forward to sta ying home on Saturday nlght wa rm suds "Ill do this. Then :w•th him and the children, playtng games, making waffles and "a ~ h in fres h " arm suds a nd ICe cream . rinst.'. It 's being married 10 years and feeling as if you 're stili on I ha ve had the best rcsulls your honeymoon ; it 's livmg _with someone you love - MARY j hoMever this is not in· ANN fullibl<i re moving s uch et•uses • hy wr ingin g a pressing. cloth out or a strong vmegar- Ma ter · solution. Lay " <' I rloth over creases and TUESDAY VISITORS rinse. Tt.•s l effect on fa brit• Mr. and Mrs. Dav td Henry fi rs t. - POLl. Y. and sons, Col wnbus. and DEAR POLLY - My Pet Julie Raines, grandda ughter Peeve IS wit h those can of Mr . and Mrs . Ra lph Henry man ufat:lurer s who use the Flonda, were Tuesday of so-called easy bu1lt-in can gues ts of Mr. and Mrs . openel's I some tunes spend Pa trt ck Lochary, High St , five mmutes trymg to open a Pomeroy . Julie will return {o ('an and then have to use a Flonda thts weekend . can openel' 1n the end. MARIE B. DEAR PO LLY Desperale wrote tha t · she could nol nd her refrigera tor of a fi sh odor, so I would hke Tami Jo Stah l, da ughter of to pass on m y expenence . One Group Mr and Mrs John B Stahl, BOYS' & GIRLS' The refngera tor in a ca m ~ Women's Pomeroy, was honored w1 th a pin g tra il er we bought party on Dec . 13 tn sme lled of rotten ftsh and celebralton of her second not hin g I tn ed wo'r ked. birthday at the home of her Fina lly someone sugges ted SUEDE OR LEATHER un cle and a Wl I, Mr and Mrs . thai I try toothpaste. Some Rt ck Jones, Rutland. By Connie, fts hermen use 1t on the1r Games were played with Thorn MeAn hands lo remove the odor of MnJir/ W/l<t"/lf"', fl',l\ pn zes bein g a warded to the Miss Wonderful fi s h 1 put H1e paste on a wet • 'Country Style des1gn wmners A Raggedy Ann and cloth and went over every Andy !heme was earn ed out. • Custom Matte Pre Set VHF inc h of 1 the ins1de of the Tuner Cake and ice cream were refn gera tor Then I left 1t on • 70-channel UHF Clt ck Tuner served and fa vors were gtven JUSI long ,enough to dry .a nd to lhe children. Gtfts were • Super 1nsta-Mat 1c Color n nsed tt off with clear warm Tunmg w1th Electrontc ltght presented to Tanu . \\ ater A m1racle did happe n. Sensor Ptcture Control Guests were Mrs Robert The odor was gone. I went • Maim: Plus Ptcture Tube Manley, Crystal and Tracy, • Plug-m Ctrcutl Modules over mme a second hme but Mr. and Mrs . C. T ~prou se . me rely as a precautiona ry WARRANTY measure . We have never had Sr, Tommy, Lori , Ktm , Mis1 ·and Susi , Mr a nd Mrs. RICk 1 Year Labor any more proble ms wtth the Jones. Mrs. J ohn Stahl and odor E.M.M. . Year Tam1 Jo 's gra ndmother , Mrs . DEAR POLLY -· If yo ur Year Picture Tube Mattie Sprouse. Sendmg g1fts were Mr. and Mrs Odell Ma nley, Mrs Ada Clark, grandmother, Robert Ril chie, Sr., Vern and John Slory, Mr . and Mrs. William J ones, Ga ry a nd Tim~ and Mrs. Rulh Smilh , D<Jnna, Brenda . Mike . Willie. Kennl' 1 GROUP and Mary McCarl\ • Polly's Pointers - A vote for vinegar as glue remover lf/ e siucerely ho J~e thai the Nerr Y ear lo come u·ill be wade brighter u·ith peace e r'et)•tdJe~e . "THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE" J MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE Middleport, Ohio -- heritage house: MldEIIeport STARTS SATURDAY, JAN. 3 1 Parts Select Group Boys & Girls HIKING BOOTS SHOES Thom MeAn Poll Parrot Active Age OFF STOREWIDE % PRICE DINGO BOOTS 20%-oF 40%0F WERNER -Radio &~T.V. % M OFF Al so Women and CtHidren ' s Lmed Soots . SAT RDAY ONLY ALL: SALES FINAL MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' FOOTWEAR Includes men 's m • ner ~ stee l toe boots, Insu la ted boots and 2. 4, 5 buckle arctics . RELIGIOUS RECORDS ~ MIDDLEPORT 0. WOMEN'S SHOES OF .2Q%OFF CONN IE-SHOES ON ALL SALAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage Cheese. Applesauce, Peaches . Char-Broiled Steak \\t'll ' 2 VEGETABLES - Green Beans, Macaroni & Chees~ . Buttered Cabbage. Potatoes (home fnes & mashed) . PIE .....: APple, Cherr, y, ~each. rt•ci JtH ! llllS MEN'S SHOES MI;:AT - Ham , Roast Beef, Hamburger Steak,. Flounder Fish. tn Mtddlepor t w1th Kt tty Lowe over the holidays to have as their guests,' Mr. and Mt s Dav id Je n k m ~, Mcmella, and Jea n Th ien~J . Mtddleport . tl1hl'l' l.ll rh• Hah ~ " IJy L111dd Sl t•v. ,u I: · WilHI Can I Du' by SHOES STEAMBOAT INN . HACK HOME 1lll ,\ lllg hghtt•d t'L111di ~':S t'tt lt•n •d lht• )o;ftlt( IUal') Sln/.:In~ Shower honors · Irene HvJchar t Celebrates birthday •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs Dorot h y ~ J enk ms, Man on, !'eturned to her hom e I )H \'IS ' Mothers club ·enjoys dinner ON ALL ••• COMPLETE DETAILS OF OUR •• •• JANOARY ••• CLEARANCE SALE! •• •• HARTLEY'S SHOES "1976, laincd pool plan s se tttog two public hearmgs on the matter Fe b. 21- The Pomer oy J untor H1 gh School was • purposed by Hay Goodman , Metgs Htgh School Vocationa l <hrec1o r , as a fu11 ·hm e lcarmng center • Feb 24 - One Metgs !& a! School - Sa lem Center was closed due to nobd waters and ot hers were hampered by lowe r th an usual al lendance due to h t ~h wa l er Mtddleport rest dents reques tmg stree t and alley rcpa1rs were adVISed that nolhtn g could be done due to Jack of fWi ds Feb 25 - The Meigs Co unty Comm issio ners I urn ed down the an nexation proposal for Ractne Vtllage . Bobby Ord was rehired as Sout hern Loca l Sc hool District supe rin tendent and lhe base sa lanes of the teaching staff Wf1'C m t:reased ~' eb. 27- 'fhe Metg s Com mu ntty Schoo l found tlse lf becom mg strapped for funds on which lo operate as l h e result uf voters furmng 'dow n a n ope r a tm g levv ea rlier . Three barges stuck 111 1he Ra c w e Dam for several days were freed Feb. 28 - Announcemen t of 200 layl<ffs by July I a t the Ph ihp Sporn Power Plan t wc.ts made ,• ..•..................... HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Flora Ba tley of Mi ddleport ha s been muved. fr om the mtens1ve care unit at the Hnlzc r Medica l Cen ter in.lo Houm :!08. She suffered a n gh t leg am! n gh l shoulder fn1ctw e on the Fn day after Ch n slmas tn a fall off a ladde1 (Jt her home . The Mi dd lepo 1·1 E m erge ncy Squad transpor ted her to the ltosptl ai A eandlelil-(ht se1 vk·c wa s d feat ure of the annual Chnst mas Eve program pn•sentC'd at th e Enlerprtse Umlrd Methodtsl Ch w·eh . Mrs Dorothy Smith was ~ or·ganist and Miss Emma 1..uu Dav1s, ptam st for the program wh1ch Qpened w 1t h the hymn . " J oy to .tho " World .' · Phtl Oh linger gave !he invocalwnl, a nd . recitations included · A Happy. Ttmc" by Btll) Brothers :; "The Reason .. by ' Mtndy Spencer; ··Christmas ' Time. Agam " by Dannl .. Hall ;; "No Cradle " by Shan non Stewart , ·To Wtsh You" by Brian Tannelull · "My Message" by Darri~ ·Warth ; ' "I'm Happ; .. by Va le rie Van Ml'ter: r. A Happy Day .. by Arlie Runnel. "A Happy Boy'' by Chns Davis, " l l's Chris tmas Ttme '' by Olela Joyce Dav is. Amy Lynn War lh , Amy Beth Brothers , Aprtl Tannetull , Valene Van Mete r and Oleta Joyce Dav ts then sang " Happy ,Btrlhday, Pear Jesus " The children's choir sang ·'Jolly Old St Nteholas" and "God's Christmas Tree" accompanied by l.1nda · Pullins and led by Joyce "' , • Candlelight highlights program Hannan-Trace Falcons' first victim ~; . ., (See P~tQe 12) OHIO 'I 1.A PRICE • 30%oFF. heritage hou,e l 'OllR THOM MeAN STOR E ALL SALES .' FINAL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . I '. �. .. i:j:::: :::·.:::·::·.::-.:.:;.•:...:;:,.;: .;:;.;.;: .;:: :·' :;: :;:;:,:;-;:; :.:;: ·:·:::·:::··:·::;.·:::·~:=·=·=: ·:· :::•• :;.;:,.,:;.,:.:,:;:, ., ·:=~:'; ~ 5- The Daily S.nlint'l , Mtddlcpori·Pomeru)'. 0 . Friday, Jan . 2, 1!176 :<;: SEO cage statistics ::: :1: TEAM STATISliCS F •cld Goal P crc('n f a q c' Tc.am FGM · FGA P CT l,. oQan ~ 1!8 l tl6 473 w aver l y 81 ttU 1~8 Galli polis 91 ? 16 H I A'r•QS 80 IQJ ~~ ~ Jac~>, ~r 1 15 16 J .J OB i\ the n s 77 IQ6 39 3 Iron ton 88 1.JQ 361 WE' II ston 80 '11 Y ) 19 Fr ee Throw P e1 ~e nt.ag l" Te am FTM Fl~ PCT . G a llipOl i S .16 75 I,J J Ir onto n 38 6 .3 6\.1 Waverly '}Q At h en s Meigs Jac kson We ll ston Log an 5 80 50 3 1 55 56 1 .J8 86 SSB 71! 5 1 5.J 9 .16 8J SJ B .JQ 83 .;A t Reboun d s No c; Avg Team y.tetl -;t on GiJII!polts Ironton A Ihens Logan Metgs Waverly 151 190 76 J 99 · J 96 4 9J J 7J 8 2.J 0 23 s lO S J ackson FD u ls N o. G Team 380 J J J J J 1<1$ 138 11 6 363 JJ 5 Avg t..th tms Logan 60 63 .J Me1gs 67 J J We llston 68 J J acl<!,on 69 J Gall•pol1s 70 J I ronton 71 4 W averly 86 4 lnd• vi du a l L ea d ers 15 0 IS u 16 8 17 17 3 17 s 17 a 21 5 o I NDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fte ld Goa l P e rc e nta qc Te am Fg m-Fga P et ' Shoeroaker , W<Av Whaley , W av 12 16 26 46 750 56 5 Se e l L 13 41 56 1 Davena , W av M , Drown , l 11 22 17 22 5 15 5<15 F ree Th ro w Percenta qe Na m e-T rot d en . G Crock r cl , I Ft m - F g a P et , 18 2? of! l 8 9 1'2 750 Sn owden G A rnold Wei 10 1J I" ?7 71 4 " P" \Ah <t ll'V t:• 6M No G '" I • II I II ,J t\V(I 1 l II (l H l/\IW ~~i:'.$0N Bcllu•tl lly "illlllt' lH pn1nls o.t l lrtlernn:-.:-; t••n (', ,,HIt .l)ttt S( hrrr ::. W;Jiwma R e bound ~ N ."lni C I I ll/ ~.l.l ' r•<).. I 1\lt',"t dOW~ o\1 ( tlQil lo. O MlGUtrt' r, ·.~ '> G Wltilt• l•, d t 1111s 8 8 Sl'tlllid I Ol d e n G JI I ] 8 SEOAL SCOR' t.M.&_ _ Pla~cr · T F-G Fl~ vq . M~., nr oo m 1 76 1 .,., tt. 1 IO id Cn G 71 l f!6616'o ~ n ow d e n G 76 10 (•.' I'>., <;C'c l L ~J Y 'i~ I I tl M rado w s M ~0 8 .JII 17 0 Whale\/ , 'A av '} I t1 50 1'2 ~ F\ 1,1C kiOrd 1\ 2 1 6 I ! Il l!. P eo p l es We t ?0 1 J./ 11 li IH I I .11 II II R,oy.ll I G ilt W.; t 19 H l6 11 !l TON IGHT ' S GAMES I ~EOALI 1\ thcn s nJ \1\ e ll ~ ton Iron t on ,, , Jac~o. so n Waverly a t G<llllp Cits L ogan at M E' tg s ( SVA() Han n<l n. Trac e at E .1s1cr n Nor t h G alt.a a t "'y Qer C r ee k (Ot h ers) at Nel sonv il l e Yon . Sou t l'1 e rn a t Tnmbl e Wahama at Southwe s te rn Park ersburq S outh at P 0 1nt Mil ler Pl e a sant SATURDAY Oak H ill at /\ 1CIIc1nder Warr e n L OC(l l at P<~rkcr s burq (alhO I IC Southwes tern at Iron ton St behtnd Ray Tucker but the Wt ldcat s added another bucke t to lhetr lead by lhe end of lhe pen od at 10·16 'l'uc.:ker eun!lnued lo l'8fJ'Y lh e St'Onng load for lhe red ;:md wlnte dunng the second JO C T UESDAY (Jan 6) I SEOA LI Me•gs a t 1\ I hens Ir onto n ,,, Ga ll •p 6 1! s VVaverl y at Jackson Loqan at We ll ston (Ot h ers I Be lpr e at Wt ll tamstown Tr 1mb le at IL'dlll Psplt"ll·cl f• Jr Jll p11tt t ' ~ m the h.t lf lu p11s1 n ( IJIIH:· trnm.hd untl 7.1·7~ " tn uvcr tilt• \ 1 sl! 1n ~ Jl<irtllHn Tnt t:l' Wtldcotts Tucsduy n1ght Tern' Tucke r, li-0 se nior to ca pl <-1 111 , pe:Ked llw t•.a k ult~ t'O/ ou ll' tu lhc1r ftr st \' t t.: ~ ··,. uf J he !'Ieason oo seven f1 Cld g<~<lls .md u pcrfcet stx of s1x ~~ the ch anty stnp e JO: tghlcen of Ius 20 ta llies eamc in the sl'cond half whtle W<~hc.tmd \HIS battlint.; back front an all but ul't· surrnoun ta ble deficit Hit:1nan Trace \\as 1n command from the opemng lip, opemng up a qu1 ck 2·1 0 lead Wahamu manttged lo t•umc \\ ilhin fo ur at 8·12 It' I 1 t·agp )wrt od trnth lW d lwe lfth pumts 1111 tlte rttghl but un~ uutscured the Wildca ts hy a 1:1.2 margin on baskets by furltmatcly he Wets .assessed Terry and Jerry Tucker It Ius lh lnl pe l Sf !hal ruul (tll(.l_ \'ofi S '1'1111 Say re'!-i free throw \\ a s fortt...'C~ JO s ll un I he bench with J ·40 lefl lb play that lied Wlll'n l{ay left the game, the game at 62-62. Hcmnan Trace. led by four at Hanna n Trace scured to lK-22 hut from that pumt un lake a lwo-puint lead but lhe Wildca ts ou tsco red Terry Tueket came back w1th W<:thama by an 18-4 margm to 1wo stratght field goa ls to giVe 1hern an 18 point lead, 22- g1ve Wahamlt a 66-64 lead for 40. al the nlld-way potnl the first lime of Ihe mght with The l'~lcon s came alive in 2·47 remaintng. The Wtldca ts Ill£' ll11rd t .;mto behmd Terry Yo uuld not g1ve up as they Tucker and Duke Smith. Wtth regained I he lead at 68-70 but the score al 26-44 Wcthama once agam Tucker tled it up . sc ored three straight baskets - Sayre h1t un a charity toss to cut the lead . to 12 but 10 g i ~e Wahama a shm 71-70 Hannan Trace rega lned a 16 lead wtth JUSt 1:0:1 left on the poinl lead al :!4-50 Wah'ama dock Mtke Goldsberry was lhen look charge behind fo uled and he calm ly sank Smi lh and Tucker to cut the lw(l free throws to 1ce ~the lead lu nine at 45-52 wtth just game wtth .09t o play . A last etg ht mm utes to play second bucket by Hannan Han nan Trace scored after Trace completed the scoring lhe four th quar ler ttp but Wahama had a s lr ght Duke Smith countered for shooting edge from lhe floor W(:lhama w1th two s tratg ht and at the foul ltne The Wh tle buckets the second coming on Falcons connected on 28 of 68 a stea l Hannan Trace came fte ld goa l altempts for 41 righ I back lo rega tn an 11 pcrcenl and converted 17 of 21 pmn t lead a t 49-60. Wahama at the free throw s trt pe fur 81 Nort h Gal l u 1 a t EilSicrn (Pi k e > Hurr.can e at P ot n t P l ea s <~nt Al umn 1 a t Wa h ama By DICK WEST , WASHINGTON UP! - In keeping with year-end tradition, here are the items tha t have been selected by the 0 . Henry Committee as the Five Most Unlikely News Stor ies of 1975: ,.,.:··1·:· ~ highway im provements needed and Syracuse VtJlagc ufft cwls turned do" n a fue l cos I cla use from Ohw Power. Feb 7- Ver no n Webe r elec ted nl'W pres1denl of the M1ddlepor1-Pomeroy Rotary Cl ub F eb 10 -- Middl epo rt Vtllage Mayor Fred Hoffman announ ced the contplettun of lwo a p phcat t on~ for federal £W1 ds man at tempt to get the Page St. improvement off I he gro und , Feb. ll- A Columb us firm offe red $50.000 for the Ma ra uder gn d s1te 111 Pomeroy · Feb. t2- Bernard Gilkey , Middl eport , was named new co unt y ('O illrlli SS i o n e r -replactng Bob Clark who If.ld res1gned. l.1ttle mterest m ra1l pro bl~ ms was shown at u pubhc meeting In Middleport. Feb 13 - J ames Ro ush subnutted h1s res1gnalion as . Metgs Coun ty a udi tor Feb 14- The Galh a-Metgs Comm un ity Actwn Prog ram received a $43,074 grant to tlld perso ns on food s taump programs an d t() prov1dc 1ra nspor ta t10n to med1ca J the unfac 1ht1es for derpnviTeged. Fe b 16- A ft re swe pt thr ough the Maso u Elemen ta ry School Feb. 17- Pomeroy VIllage renewed a gar bage pickup con tract w1lh t he &:1en ltftc Samtalion Co Feb. 18-0hio Va lley In dustnes, Minersvt lle , " nd the Lawrence Grocery Store at OeWil t's Run were broken into. Feb. 20-Syraeuse VIll age offi cia ls progr essed wtth their community swimming " IT'S MINE". seems to be what 1No . 141 Duke Smtth of Wa hama wants to tell the Hannan Trace player who is on ht s b<tek attempting to ge l the bali . TINKER 'S DAM , MD. - Mayor Maxwell M. Twttt was indicted by a Farthing County Grand Jury today on 109 counts of bribery, extortion, malfeasance, embezzlement , and putting the cart before the horse. Asked to comm~nt on the charges, the vetera n Maryland political figure satd;''I'm guilty, all right They've really got the goods on me. If I get sent to pnson, it won't be anyth~g I didn 't deserve." Re rters pointed out that Twitt 's opponent in this year 's may ally race is the county prosecutor, Primbley Blu)glewoof. Tw!tt wa s asked whe t~e r BWiglewoof might have timed the imdictment to create a polittca l scandal on the eve of the election. "Shucks no, " Twltt replied. "politics had nothing to do with this. The timing was purely coinctdentai. " UPPER IOTA, IOWA - Former Gov. Endtcott Torporbolt, here on a campaign fund-raising visit, learned today that the latest nattonal w lttical poll show him runnlitg last in a field of 109 Democratic presidential ca ndidates . " I guess that about does 11 for me," Torporbolt said . "Polls taken a year before the election a re never wrong and . this one means I don 't have a prayer of getting the nomination. So I'm pulling out of the race immediately." BOOLA BOOLA ISLAND - Fifteen members of the U.S. ' Senate arrived here today on the first stop of a two-week wintertime tour of the South Sea Islands. Although they are making the trip at government expense, ostensibly to study native parliamentary procedures, Sen. Clement Crashbore, chainnan of the delegation, said they didn ' t expect to accomplish anything constructive. "Actually/ ' be said, " this is primarily a junket We're just here to get a nice tan and have a good time and ogle rretty girls in grass skirLs. "That parliamentary study was something we dreamed up so we could stick taxpayers with the bill." ,, 7:i, HT 67 .~ Most unlikely stories of 1975 \ perce nt. Hannan Trace hit for :!Hpercent fr om the floor ( 30 ~>f 801 uml u dtsmal 50 percent fr~>m the foul line rtO of 201 The Wtldcats held a cutmnandmg 49-26 edge tn rebound while turnovers we re fairly ·even wtth Wahama (;umnuttlng 14 and Hannan Trace 13. Wahama ~oes after tts second consecutive VIctory l<lnight when they JOurney to Suulhwestern Htgh School to battle th e H1ghlaniters. WAHAMA 11:11 T Tucker 7-6-20; R Tucker 7-1114; T Smtih 6-1!-t2; J Tucker :!-2-l!, K, Rtggs 1-5-7; M Holbrook 3-0-6; GOLDSBERRY '"+ '•+'' T. Sayre 1).2-2. Totals 128'68) r7-21J '73. HANNAN TRACE 172) Shaffer 10·1-21; Halley 7-6-20; Cre means 7-0·H ; Gibson 3-2· 8; Pe trte 3-0-6; Whitt 1·1·3 Totals :11 (10-201 15 72 By Quarters Wahana 10 12 23 27 73 HT 16 24 141672 Rese rve Score, Wahama' .:!I,. . ...,. ,..,.~,M-;i;;:,.:. ;;;~·:·::::hi;hiig.,.,. ,h ;·; ·:· ·: £:,: '1'975. ,.,., ,., . . r edera l Hoc k mg RAMPANT, W. VA . - Sen. Hubert McBosh today became the llotb Democrat to enter the 1976 presidential race . Announcing his candidacy at his home here, McBosh admitted that he wasn 't particl)!ariy well qualified for the office. Nor was he making the race because of a burrung desire to serve his country. "I'm the kind of guy who enjoys weilding power a nd the prestdency is our most powerful offtce," he told a news conference. "That's the rea) reason I'm running ." THE BALLHANDLER - Ken R1ggs of Wahama shows why hts coach Jim Scherr pomt.s to htm as the team'splayma ker as he shows how he ca n handle the ba ll aga mst ,Ha nnan Trace's K Ha ll ey . County's last veteran of Spanish American War buried ~ F unerc.1 l ~e r v t ces fo 1 Gurney l.afc.tye ll e Mtclmel, las t Me igs 01unty ve teran of the S p a nish·'\me tl ci:ln W~J. were held at lile Ewmg Chapel Aug :10 The Rev Freeland ' N!tlTJs Officiated Bur tal v. a s in the fa nui Y pl ot tn Ravenswood Ceme te ry, Ravenswood, W Va. Pa ll bear er s \\ c1 e Vn g il Hamm, Rubel t Hamrn . Roge r I.elfhe Jt, Gary M1cha c l. anU Dcnn1e . DULJ..>VILLE , OHIO - Sponsors of the annual Clinker County Gingersnap Festival announced today that next Final test date year's event will be ca lled the BICentennial Gingersna p Festival. is February 2:~ "Gingersnaps have pla yed absolutely no role in American history," said Newt Faglie, chairman of the The lhtrd and ftnal les t date hospitality committee' " But we are hoptng a Bicentennial of Ibe 1975-76 sc hool yea r for u pr ospcc lt vl!- ., Lt·ack and 1......n_woiilliioiipeoiiioipuiiip•iilithe•aiiitO.teiiiniid;.;an;,;.;.ce-a11biiiiilt.ll"- - - - - - - . . - baseball-soft ball off;ewls '"11 be sponsored by the Ol11o Hi gh School Ath le ltc Assoc iat ion on Feh. 2:J, at 7·:w NOTICE We Are Selling ·o ur Business and Will Close Our Store On Jan. 5, 1976 p.m. All men and wom~n mteres ted m becom1ng Rfl ted officials tn cit het spor I mus1 have an a pphut lnm on fil l' wilh lhe OHSAA by Feb 2. Ft ecket Ca llmg a l Ihe f une r~J ! !tome cmd tJ IIcndJIJg the ' se rvices from a distance \\ ere Paul Hamm , La ncaster , M1 a nd Mrs. Hobe r t H(J nun , St 1ul fte r s; M r . and Mrs. De lmar H<Jmm , South Webster: · Mr s Beulah Baugh. South Pm n l, Mr a nd Mrs. Oscar (farrell , Mr a nd M1 s Harr y Garrell , Havens· \\rtod; • Mns . Mary 1\•h chael, M1 s l·:s ther F1fe, Mr . an d Mrs Hrt lph S1zcmmC, and M1 s Chat les Fraz ie r , Hun tmg lon, W V;t , and Mike Sellers. Point Pleasa nt Application s can be <lbby wr11ing tu l hc OHSAA. 4080 Rosc lea Place Pos l Offi ce Box 14:108 : Colum bus , Olllu 4.!214 ot bv ca llrng 614-21>7-2502 1 a l ~ i:l!lp l tcahnn s are P• ct ecepl ed . HOM E FROM FLORIDA Mr . and Mrs . Tom Kelly, Jenell , Tommy a nd Lo'(1 ret urn ed Tuesday fr o¢! Largo, na . where they lhe hohday with Mrs. Kelly'II parents , Mr. and Mrs cent Dabo •• •• • 1 : .' MASON - The Mason Mo\her ' s Club Ch rt stmas dmner was hel d a1 the home of Bonme McFarland wtth Gladd!< Slewart and Carol Proff1tt , co-l1ostesses , Lavera Yeager .g<Jve a ,, prayer m memory of m e mber~ ,Belva Lewis A dinner \HiS served to members and guests. Gtft s were exchanged ctnd specta l g1fl s Y.e r c receiv ed by J oe LISh and Mary Bet r) E~c h persvn gave a brief tmd somet tme s LJI!lUSi ng deseri plt on of lit e gtft received At t end m ~:: Y.ere Gcor ge c_-md -Honnie McFa rland, Rober! and Giaddie Siewar I, J 11n and 'carol Proffi tl, Charles and l.aVera Yeager , Nulan and Lu c ill e Swa~khamer. llober l an d Sue Ktnca td, ,Ra lph and Sally Ross, Ed and Ruth Ryan. Dtck and D<lnna Fow ler. Hoy and L01 s Tes t. .loc a nd Belly Li sh, Homer and Manue Noble) La n y and Earl ene Bwn gardner. J ndy Noble and Men; Ber ry The nex! regular meetmg w11l be held at lhe l10me of Earlene Bum gard ner GREAT VALUES . JANUARY -: CLEARANCE WINTER FABRICS Spring Fabrics Arriving Dally Middle of Upper Block • Pomeroy . ..... Sunday, January 4, 1976 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. .. ' I I' Ph•. ~2515 Racin~ •• " 0 ('ume t\11 Ye Fml il(ul .. Sf' r!J'I I Un• t"e.itdirlJ..:s ll l · Kevin Pullins ; "The Altgel ll· t ~pt•r sed the 111usk . The Song" l>y CtiHiy C'u 1I is: l'hur(' h \\as de,·urc.tted w1th ·· IJauy .lt•sus·· by Randv IJil lL' ;:met puin!,etlias with Slt>v.C~rt : ·The Beauty t;f t'&llldle.s burnmg m the- wtrrChrtslm.os " by Terry Smtih : du~ s A large li~hl ed star and ·· The l.igh t of Gud" by a nalivity ~ce~:u.~ mural were Jeann1e Van M ~te r ; <tl Ihe fn mt uf tltc sanctuarv "Mtntcle" by flrtan Will . In the e hmr were Patiy " Heve lLJtHm " by Angell a F;d~ards , Laura Ohlinger , Curt is , "At Chnstmas Time" Juyce Davts, Br enda Will , by tlavtd Warth , "I Am I he Karyn Davis, Jenny Warth, l.tghl"' by Deanna Van Meter . Candy ' Brothers, Becky and ··A Special Prayer" by Cot1ertll , Frank1e Hunnel, Brian Spencer Becky Tanne htll, Ca rol There was a duel , "Chnst. Ohlinger, Ann Ohlinger, Pin I mas, Chris tmas, Chnstmas"' M. Ohltnger. Rod ney Pullins , by Angelta Curlts and Pattv Kenneth K1ng , Ph tl D Edwards. Beverly Wtll was Ohltnger and Dale Davts. The announcer for the children 's serviCe closed w1th the hymn, pr o~ ram . The ufferlory "All Hail the Power of Jesu s prayer "-8 S giVen by Mrs Name " and I he benediclton Marjon e Bowen by Da le Davis " And .Jesus was Born'· was Sa nta arnved and lire llteme of the ca ndle light dis tr ibuted g1fts from serv 1re. The c hu1r members beneath the Chrtsl mas tree . {;ht•crs Fur Mays Landing Dt•m llt·lcfl A while back you luul a letter rrum a WOPJC:P'!. who praised lhP mKht :-;IHft policemen :·It the- Mays l .and tllg 1Atl<.tnltc C1 ty 1 Counly .Jail. They rea lly went to bat for her, and even took up a colll't'ilun to pay a fme the) evidently though! she rhdn'l rteserve. • I'd hke to add my cheers also for lhts "•nn uf the Jaw " I went there around 8 p.m with rny Ron to straighten out his affairs. The officer even went to court on his behalf - and the story had a happy endmg ' '11rts mostly because the offtcer went • II out to help. The way he handled everything made us all comfortable, and I've had no more trouble. Matter of fact, three cheers for you and your column . too . ~ N L.S , FORKED RIVER MAS(J!';. W Va A bah) - Y11un g at the Wlr• Flowtrs 992-2039 (; (' flr ge Co upe .1 , ('(•fJ pcr, Brut·e lkt: ker . Brit:~n Del:kef. V1ek) Silllpkms, C<.tudy VanMe ler u11 d Mlldred Hous h Cl u 1sty Kan..! n ll wl(l, ) ,111 ~1 l'(J IIIp!-~tJ~ l\1 ll'k1 e .f~~ ~ 1\. ll u~ dlllr . :-ohtJ\\ t• r '' its g l\l' l' r·cccntl) for Mrs lrt'tll! ll u:)ehm h\' wHI FLOWERS ·-·- Pomeroy flower Shop Mrs . M illud Van M t t t r P h. 991 -lOlf Ph . "2-1111 lnmu: uf Mr ;mel Mrs (';ul Hood hen • Galllt'!:i \\ l' tC phtyc d dlld \\rtt' \\li!J by .J,UlC j)IIZ('S J\1., 1re, Johnson, Pall t V.:m BPIIy Kcl h and Tmtm} Compsun The. dum pn ze \\ as won by Belly Vil n Ma trc 1\ b~bJ h.t ~S U! Ctl l' decorlttcd 'N itll ~p e c n t~ ncl y~ ll uw s ll eame1s was used io hold ~Jfls <:~nd a slvrk cenDear N · The Mays Landing Police Department thanks )·ou. I thank terpiece dllf!l ned Ihe ~ 1ft - labk, . you Happy New Year' - H. ' Hcf~riiS\ieJ:CseJ \' Cd -1 -1 -1 IU Al1 Cr l_lusclldl·. Drcma Dear Helen · · Lately there have been muny comments by women who H<ts<·hw, Bell~ V~ n Me:llre , Pettit Van Mat1 e, f{ctha want to "ru n things ," libe rated style f am so sick of these dames who need power ' The Bible Decker, Reily Kelly, So tdh says a man shall cling to his w1fe and they shall be one n us Gtbbs and Ltntl;; l Ftdd s Don me F1 elds, Karen Hood, doesn't mean they mUst have two dif£erent names, Rnd Cc~ r l a Hood, i\ng 1e Houd . separate eredtt cards, and a b1g career for her, sans children 1 In Ephesians, it says a wtfe must submit herself and ' be J une t Com pson, Timmy Ctnnp su n .tnd Tallllll)' >ubject to ' her husba nd " Russe ll · It's God's wi ll for me n to domma te . He made Eve for I euld Ctiopel, Clannda Adam, not the other way around. When women start trytng to Cooper . .Jane .Johnson , D1 ;~na be "equal" they 're headed for damnation . - BIBLE READEH J uhnsnn , Bla nche J ones. . Bel ly 11usse ll . Brend a Dear B.H. By Pott y Cr a mer "Damna !ton" here we come' I And I don't think God'il get 11usse ll , Ma llilew Hu ssell, Rhonda Young , Lms Weaver , me for saytng that ) - H. Beth WeaH 1· . Lucy J ohnson, P S. You'll like the following letter : Polly's Problem la nk ts always filled loo full at Mtckle Ydung ctn d Theresa -1-1 -1 DEAR POLLY '- I bought the gas statiOn and then gas Bra nham . Dear Helen some towels, lablecloths, eic. runs down the side of the car, Sendmg g1!1s were Mrs Here is my versiOn uf · lo embrotde r They have you nught try the following. 1 Gera ld Jo hnson , Ma n lyn labels stuck on them with read tha t one wt ll save money WHAT IS MARRIAGE? G1bbs. Marv Ke lly, Norma It 's thinking of htm in everything you say and do. • some ktn d of glu e that by letlmg the attendan t a e n, r. otdoe Sm tih Qutll It 's squeez ing the tomatoes and melons a t the market to remams after I have laborecl specifiC amoun t such as $5 or J ean nt e Ci!mp, Sissy see if they're good enough to serve him \H 1h remov ing lhe labels I $10 wort h tnstea ding of I 11 It's mowtng the lawn, cuttmg the shrubs , pamtmg t he would hke some 1deas on how saying ''Ft ll it up • Just Ia remove this rema imng watch wha t you usually spend house and washmg the car while he's working, so you 'll have glue. and then drop back a dollar or more free time together, and you know he'll be tired whe n he Also, I wuuld hke to know· · lwo and the "'!as will not be comes home from work. lt 's hearing the bath wa ter run , and knowing he's bathing ho\\ lo remove the creases in overfl owing a long wtth your the children while you finish dishes . dou ble kmts . polyesters and money. - B P. It 's ·helping one another without being asked. durable press garn1els afler DEA R R EA DERS It 's feeling secure even when he's asleep they are !eng the ned. - MRS. Please do nol se nd sta mped It 's hearing the kids yell , "Daddy's home! " and seemg t•nvelopes asking lhat ,.. M E. ' DEAR M. E. -Gel out your send ans\\ ers or information them tea r o4t the door to meet him . It's being a bit jealous because the kids are gettmg ail the vinegar hotlle. II may hold in backcolumns directly to both }'our an s" r rs. Arter the yo u. Sorry but "'e cannot attention - but not for long. It's saying " llove you" in the middle of dinner la bels Hre off your pieces to ofler this per sonal servi ce. It's arguments you must wm, but wtll gladly forfeit tbe be embroidered, imm erse th e POLLY · moment he puts hts arms aroWtd you. glue stains in hot vinegar at It's talking for hours and never gettmg bored wi th each or nca r the boiling point and other . • leave until the glue stains It 's contentment, excitement, sha rtng joy - a nd pam _ di sappt·ar, wh ich may take and laughter. ' 15-20 minutes. Rinse "ell . It's hein g in a topless dub - andhts e,yes a re on YOU. So mt~ttmes jus t soaking in It 's lookmg forward to sta ying home on Saturday nlght wa rm suds "Ill do this. Then :w•th him and the children, playtng games, making waffles and "a ~ h in fres h " arm suds a nd ICe cream . rinst.'. It 's being married 10 years and feeling as if you 're stili on I ha ve had the best rcsulls your honeymoon ; it 's livmg _with someone you love - MARY j hoMever this is not in· ANN fullibl<i re moving s uch et•uses • hy wr ingin g a pressing. cloth out or a strong vmegar- Ma ter · solution. Lay " <' I rloth over creases and TUESDAY VISITORS rinse. Tt.•s l effect on fa brit• Mr. and Mrs. Dav td Henry fi rs t. - POLl. Y. and sons, Col wnbus. and DEAR POLLY - My Pet Julie Raines, grandda ughter Peeve IS wit h those can of Mr . and Mrs . Ra lph Henry man ufat:lurer s who use the Flonda, were Tuesday of so-called easy bu1lt-in can gues ts of Mr. and Mrs . openel's I some tunes spend Pa trt ck Lochary, High St , five mmutes trymg to open a Pomeroy . Julie will return {o ('an and then have to use a Flonda thts weekend . can openel' 1n the end. MARIE B. DEAR PO LLY Desperale wrote tha t · she could nol nd her refrigera tor of a fi sh odor, so I would hke Tami Jo Stah l, da ughter of to pass on m y expenence . One Group Mr and Mrs John B Stahl, BOYS' & GIRLS' The refngera tor in a ca m ~ Women's Pomeroy, was honored w1 th a pin g tra il er we bought party on Dec . 13 tn sme lled of rotten ftsh and celebralton of her second not hin g I tn ed wo'r ked. birthday at the home of her Fina lly someone sugges ted SUEDE OR LEATHER un cle and a Wl I, Mr and Mrs . thai I try toothpaste. Some Rt ck Jones, Rutland. By Connie, fts hermen use 1t on the1r Games were played with Thorn MeAn hands lo remove the odor of MnJir/ W/l<t"/lf"', fl',l\ pn zes bein g a warded to the Miss Wonderful fi s h 1 put H1e paste on a wet • 'Country Style des1gn wmners A Raggedy Ann and cloth and went over every Andy !heme was earn ed out. • Custom Matte Pre Set VHF inc h of 1 the ins1de of the Tuner Cake and ice cream were refn gera tor Then I left 1t on • 70-channel UHF Clt ck Tuner served and fa vors were gtven JUSI long ,enough to dry .a nd to lhe children. Gtfts were • Super 1nsta-Mat 1c Color n nsed tt off with clear warm Tunmg w1th Electrontc ltght presented to Tanu . \\ ater A m1racle did happe n. Sensor Ptcture Control Guests were Mrs Robert The odor was gone. I went • Maim: Plus Ptcture Tube Manley, Crystal and Tracy, • Plug-m Ctrcutl Modules over mme a second hme but Mr. and Mrs . C. T ~prou se . me rely as a precautiona ry WARRANTY measure . We have never had Sr, Tommy, Lori , Ktm , Mis1 ·and Susi , Mr a nd Mrs. RICk 1 Year Labor any more proble ms wtth the Jones. Mrs. J ohn Stahl and odor E.M.M. . Year Tam1 Jo 's gra ndmother , Mrs . DEAR POLLY -· If yo ur Year Picture Tube Mattie Sprouse. Sendmg g1fts were Mr. and Mrs Odell Ma nley, Mrs Ada Clark, grandmother, Robert Ril chie, Sr., Vern and John Slory, Mr . and Mrs. William J ones, Ga ry a nd Tim~ and Mrs. Rulh Smilh , D<Jnna, Brenda . Mike . Willie. Kennl' 1 GROUP and Mary McCarl\ • Polly's Pointers - A vote for vinegar as glue remover lf/ e siucerely ho J~e thai the Nerr Y ear lo come u·ill be wade brighter u·ith peace e r'et)•tdJe~e . "THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE" J MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE Middleport, Ohio -- heritage house: MldEIIeport STARTS SATURDAY, JAN. 3 1 Parts Select Group Boys & Girls HIKING BOOTS SHOES Thom MeAn Poll Parrot Active Age OFF STOREWIDE % PRICE DINGO BOOTS 20%-oF 40%0F WERNER -Radio &~T.V. % M OFF Al so Women and CtHidren ' s Lmed Soots . SAT RDAY ONLY ALL: SALES FINAL MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' FOOTWEAR Includes men 's m • ner ~ stee l toe boots, Insu la ted boots and 2. 4, 5 buckle arctics . RELIGIOUS RECORDS ~ MIDDLEPORT 0. WOMEN'S SHOES OF .2Q%OFF CONN IE-SHOES ON ALL SALAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage Cheese. Applesauce, Peaches . Char-Broiled Steak \\t'll ' 2 VEGETABLES - Green Beans, Macaroni & Chees~ . Buttered Cabbage. Potatoes (home fnes & mashed) . PIE .....: APple, Cherr, y, ~each. rt•ci JtH ! llllS MEN'S SHOES MI;:AT - Ham , Roast Beef, Hamburger Steak,. Flounder Fish. tn Mtddlepor t w1th Kt tty Lowe over the holidays to have as their guests,' Mr. and Mt s Dav id Je n k m ~, Mcmella, and Jea n Th ien~J . Mtddleport . tl1hl'l' l.ll rh• Hah ~ " IJy L111dd Sl t•v. ,u I: · WilHI Can I Du' by SHOES STEAMBOAT INN . HACK HOME 1lll ,\ lllg hghtt•d t'L111di ~':S t'tt lt•n •d lht• )o;ftlt( IUal') Sln/.:In~ Shower honors · Irene HvJchar t Celebrates birthday •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs Dorot h y ~ J enk ms, Man on, !'eturned to her hom e I )H \'IS ' Mothers club ·enjoys dinner ON ALL ••• COMPLETE DETAILS OF OUR •• •• JANOARY ••• CLEARANCE SALE! •• •• HARTLEY'S SHOES "1976, laincd pool plan s se tttog two public hearmgs on the matter Fe b. 21- The Pomer oy J untor H1 gh School was • purposed by Hay Goodman , Metgs Htgh School Vocationa l <hrec1o r , as a fu11 ·hm e lcarmng center • Feb 24 - One Metgs !& a! School - Sa lem Center was closed due to nobd waters and ot hers were hampered by lowe r th an usual al lendance due to h t ~h wa l er Mtddleport rest dents reques tmg stree t and alley rcpa1rs were adVISed that nolhtn g could be done due to Jack of fWi ds Feb 25 - The Meigs Co unty Comm issio ners I urn ed down the an nexation proposal for Ractne Vtllage . Bobby Ord was rehired as Sout hern Loca l Sc hool District supe rin tendent and lhe base sa lanes of the teaching staff Wf1'C m t:reased ~' eb. 27- 'fhe Metg s Com mu ntty Schoo l found tlse lf becom mg strapped for funds on which lo operate as l h e result uf voters furmng 'dow n a n ope r a tm g levv ea rlier . Three barges stuck 111 1he Ra c w e Dam for several days were freed Feb. 28 - Announcemen t of 200 layl<ffs by July I a t the Ph ihp Sporn Power Plan t wc.ts made ,• ..•..................... HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Flora Ba tley of Mi ddleport ha s been muved. fr om the mtens1ve care unit at the Hnlzc r Medica l Cen ter in.lo Houm :!08. She suffered a n gh t leg am! n gh l shoulder fn1ctw e on the Fn day after Ch n slmas tn a fall off a ladde1 (Jt her home . The Mi dd lepo 1·1 E m erge ncy Squad transpor ted her to the ltosptl ai A eandlelil-(ht se1 vk·c wa s d feat ure of the annual Chnst mas Eve program pn•sentC'd at th e Enlerprtse Umlrd Methodtsl Ch w·eh . Mrs Dorothy Smith was ~ or·ganist and Miss Emma 1..uu Dav1s, ptam st for the program wh1ch Qpened w 1t h the hymn . " J oy to .tho " World .' · Phtl Oh linger gave !he invocalwnl, a nd . recitations included · A Happy. Ttmc" by Btll) Brothers :; "The Reason .. by ' Mtndy Spencer; ··Christmas ' Time. Agam " by Dannl .. Hall ;; "No Cradle " by Shan non Stewart , ·To Wtsh You" by Brian Tannelull · "My Message" by Darri~ ·Warth ; ' "I'm Happ; .. by Va le rie Van Ml'ter: r. A Happy Day .. by Arlie Runnel. "A Happy Boy'' by Chns Davis, " l l's Chris tmas Ttme '' by Olela Joyce Dav is. Amy Lynn War lh , Amy Beth Brothers , Aprtl Tannetull , Valene Van Mete r and Oleta Joyce Dav ts then sang " Happy ,Btrlhday, Pear Jesus " The children's choir sang ·'Jolly Old St Nteholas" and "God's Christmas Tree" accompanied by l.1nda · Pullins and led by Joyce "' , • Candlelight highlights program Hannan-Trace Falcons' first victim ~; . ., (See P~tQe 12) OHIO 'I 1.A PRICE • 30%oFF. heritage hou,e l 'OllR THOM MeAN STOR E ALL SALES .' FINAL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . I '. �I . 6- The Daily St'ntint11, MidU!ttpori -PHIIIt'I'CI)', o~ . t•l idol_\', .1<:111. 2, ' 0 ·t''''~'*~''s ~'j'~'f::·:·-ii~ Auxiliary party is held Ry f1aric.·c.• Alil'll CltESJ'ER - l'h(' anr 1uotl Christmas p.arty or !l)l• Auxilfary of I he Cheste1· Fin• [)ppf. was held ut the fir<• J!l,ij I,,•nr1a nl : 1\•1r . '' I'd Mrs i\ llcn . Mr. umt Mrs . Lal:n . Slllilh , Pt•ggy ,and l.;:uT~·· .lr.: Virgil Taylor . Bill 1\lll'rl. (;rf'gtiry ;uul Mary Htbb'. Mr . and Mrs : Bub Clct\·tull :· '·~:[:;t ~ Calendar : :: t • ustumin~. w~s <"Oiorful 1t1 ll il', Mauger ." " W e Th•·t·(· King~" <trld "~ill'nl Night," Singing will! thl' Th~ ' gruup :1l ~u w~1s Fi.lilh Perrin . Rl'cky Thomas , Mary Hla1ot lllW' and l.isit Th(niiC:IS or~an . Hev. W. H. Perrin ~ave the Ct1 ri s1Juas Eve ser- munctte and' the program U1nl'luded with lhe OP.EN FRIDAY TIL 8 ('!lurt.'ll under the direr! ion ,,f Orr. Mr. and Mrs . l.t1rry ' -----.. -- - --... - ·· -· Cla1·k. Tamr<J , Wrndy and Hills entertain group ' , .. .. - presented . Historical Society Friday <:~I Offut 1. you 10 a.111. ul m useum <~I discuss. Harbara After dinner a ·1-:ifl f..\x- PL•Imy : Mr: and Mrs. Hoger lraders , assi.sted by Dick c hange was enjoyed br the Huffman , Ch ri st ie a nd. bit•entennial project. Those intrrrsted ihvited tu attend. Nl'ase . ladies and door prizes were MiL"hael : ~ - and Mrs . Oon Leaders for the pagcnt POMONA GRAN'GE, · awarded to Mary Newell. Bob VanMeter and Alvena, Ke ith given by the You th Wood, Laura Eichinger' and Wood , Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Friday, 8 p.m . al lhe Ruc.k were Mary Fell owship Larry Smith , :Jr. Gatnes were Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Springs Grange Hall. Keith Blaellnar and Jim Sch Mei gs Cuu nl y played and. prizes were "'' on Cheva lier , M r . and Mrs. Circle , moll. t\ painting of Palestine. by several. :Ralph Keller . Mr .. and Mrs . . ~inuteman, to be g ues t A visit .from Santa was tlu.· Vic tor Bithr. Brenda Bentz, speaker . Ohio Valley Grange by Mrs . Nease provided the background with the first to host meetinl! . highlight of the evening as he Mabel VanMeter .. Mr .· a nd scene whic h depicted Mary distributed sacks of can dy Mrs. :John Ne we ll , J e ff., MONDAY and Jose ph , played by .Cathy a nd gifts -from · unde r a Seotty and Misty: Mr . a nd EIGHT AND FORTY , ·decorated tree to each c hild. Mrs . · Bobby. Wood and Meigs County Salon 710, 7:30 Blaellnar and Kenny Harris Me mbers and guests at· Char lie: Gaye Gaul, Ada Monday nig ht al the home of enrouse to BelbJehem. Dan Thomas : Greg. Thomas lending were Mr . and Mrs. VanMe ter, David Gaul , Opal Marie Boyd. a~o:l Ch uck Sta!lz were I he James Ridenour, Lowell and Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl SALEM CENTER PTA, s h e ph~rds wit h Kim Krauller John : Mrs . . Opal Eichinger F.dwar<ls, Becky , Mary, John 7::!0 Monda y at 'the school. and Laura Jean, Mr. and and David : Mr . and Mt·s . Bill Bauer, Division Public in the role :"If Mary and Kenny Mrs. Harold Newell, Ka{ hy, John Wickham , Mr. a nd Mrs . Affairs manager for Ge nera l Harri s as Joseph in the Kenny and Jimmy; Mr . and Marvi n Taylor , and Billy J o Telephone will present hie ' manger sce ne. Taking the part of the three wise men Mrs. Bruce Myers : Bruce and , IJ>n g. pr ogram, i• Ad ve n tures in were Rick Blaellnai, Keith Suund ". Public inv ited . KrC:iul ler and David Harris. l.roi Wood and Beth Perrin accompanied the youth on I he autoharp for the carols, " 0 Come All Ye Faithful," "0 RACINE Chrislma~ conclude the even ipg the Ullle Town of Bethlehem ," and singing of group gathered around the readings .carols were fealur~s of the . Chri s tmas tree lo sing " Blest Happy Hustlers Circle of the Be the Tie ." · . Wesleyar United Methodist All ending were Mr. and recently Mrs , Cril Bradford , Mr . and Church entertained al the home of Mr . and Mrs . Mrs . Ralph McKenzie, Mr . The pos t-Christmas dinner Alber( Hill. and Mrs . Olden Thaxton, Mr . of the Pearl Parker families The Hill home was at- and Mrs .. Clifford Morris, Mr . was held al !he home of Mr. tra ctively dec ora led in and Mrs . Ernest Winge !I, the and Mrs. Wilber · Parker, keeping with the holiday Re v. and Mrs. Howard season ard gifts were placed Shiveley, Mrs . Ann Coe, Mrs . Sunday, Dec. 26. The house was decorated in keeping beneath ·a lighted. lree . A Grace Krider , Mrs. Lavinia with · lh e holiday s~aso n , Christmas greeti'n g was Simpson, Miss Edith ·featuring a Nativity Scene given by the Rev . Howard Hayman , Mrs. Mallie Circle, ljghl ed tree . A buffet and a Mrs. Mary Spencer, ·Mrs. Shiveley. meal was serVed at noon . Fruit salad, cookies, coffee Margaret Houdashelt , Mrs. Mrs . Pa r ker a s ked I he and pw1eh were. served and Ruth Tucker, Mrs. 'Lilliar members exchanged gift s · Jividen , Paul Manue l, blessio,g. Allending besides the host ard enjoyed a social hour . · Maurice Loti and Mr . and and hostess were Mr . and Mrs . Howard Shiveley gave a Mrs. Hill. SCOTTY HILL Mrs . .Rober! Parker a nd Chrisbnas prayer and to. Bobby, Marietta; Mr . and Mrs ..Howard Kay Parker and Howie," Morgan City , La,; Homer Parker, Mr . and Mrs . CHESTER - The Young ' Linda Well, Mrs. Karla Herbert Parker , Mr : and Mrs . Howard Pa rker, April Wives Club of Chesler held its Chevalier and Mrs. Jane and Aaron, and Mr . a nd Mrs. annual Christmas par ty at Coates . Seddons on the Grand Central Mrs . Hawthorne will host Jim Carpenter a nd Jay, all of Meig~ County. Mall recenlly with the dinner the January meeting. Young RACINE - Mr .' and Mrs. Afternoon Ca ll ers were beiQg followed by a gift ex- wives in the area interested Roger E. Hill and daaghter, Mrs. Florence Michael and change . Several of .the in joining the club are invited R ea ther Rae Ane, e ntertained members wen I bowling later . lo call one of the members. Mr . and Mrs . Samuel Christmas Day with a turkey MichaeL Altending lhe dinner party dinner honoring the Hill s' were Mrs . Marilyn Spencer., son , Scotly, on his fourth Mrs . Sara Bailey, Mrs . • birthday , Esther Mays, Mrs. Brenda Guests were Mr . and Mrs. LaDeaux, Mrs. Linda FlinJerry A. Powell , Mr. and ner, Mrs. Betty Maynard , Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. ' Susie Beeler, Mrs . . Mrs. Andrew Ma nning , and Karen , Young, Mrs . Avice Mr . and Mrs . Austin Wolfe, Spencer, Mrs . Ruth McGrath, . Mr. and Mrs. Millard Van · J erry and Aimee . Mr- an d Mrs . Marvin Meter, Pomeroy, entertained Mrs. Lila Van Meier, Mrs. On · Chrislnias Eve Scotty · entertained recently lhe Eagles Class of the V.·as presen ted gifts, and c8ke Glasgo Norma Hawthorne, ' Mrs . w11h a Chnstmas party at the Asbury United Me thodis t and ice c ream were served . Metgs Inn, Pomeroy. A gtlt Church Tuesday evening for A!lending were Mr . and Mrs. Dr. Paruchuri holiday Manning , Mr . and Mrs. Wolfe exchange was held followmg lhe · traditional the dmner. _ covered dish supper . ard children, Mr . and Mrs . William Winebrenner Allendtng were Mr . and is guest of Powell a nd !he Hill family . Mrs . Thereon John~o~, conducted the meeting with . CHESTER - Dr. Kumar Racme; Mr . and Mrs. Vtrgtl the class selecting " Christ Pariichuri, a graduate Moore, Mr. and Mrs;Jarnes with outstretched arms for student at Lehigh University, Weber, an~ Mr. and Mrs. the stained glass window Bethlehem, Pa ., spent a Waller Lykms, Waverly; Mr. design to be purchased for the DINNER GUESTS ' couple of days-with Mr. and and Mrs . Lemuel Fuller, New church. · Christmas dinner guests of IV!rs. Clayton Allen and BilL Plymouth; Mr . and Mrs. Attending lhe dinner were Dr . Paruchuri has just Duare Bader, Nelsonvtlle : the Rev . and Mrs. ·Richard Mr . and Mrs . Randy Humphreceived his Ph.D . in Mr . and Mrs: Eugene Ritchie Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs . Don rey of Rock Springs were Mr . Chemical Engineering from and Joyce Rttchte, Portland; Lisle , Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Robert Burdette , Lehigh and will fly to Mr . ~nd Mrs. Orvtlle Rhodes , Savage , Mr . and Mrs . Pom e roy ; Bob Burdett e , Hyderabad , India ,' in Racme: Mr. and Mrs, Olvey William Winebrenner , Mr. Indiana; Mr . and Mrs, January, lo visit his family. Lemaster , New Haven, W. and Mrs . Karl Kloes, Mr. and Milford Hysell , David, Danny Dr . Paruchuri has been a Va.; Mr . and Mrs , Robert Mrs . Paul Kloes and Michael, ard Joey·, Middleport, and sludenl in this country six Muss er, Syracuse ; Mrs . Mr , and Mrs . Bob Smith, Mr. Mrs . Violet Hysell, Jay and years, and lhis will be his Sarah :-ville and Miss Bar- and Mrs . Virgil Teaford, Tari Humphrey. first visit lo his homeland. bara W1tte,Pomeroy, and the Robert Flanagan, Elva Dr. Paruchuri was a house hosts. Dailey, Eleanor Robson, guest of lhe Aliens ' for IQ Elma Louks, Marcia Karr,. days laslspring. teacher, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Meter. furnished by the auxili ary . " 1\\\iiY Ncutzling 1c1l the traditional eandlelight service. The church was at- · l ra cli~e ly decorated and candles were used in the. windows an d at the altar . c· . Coslwning for the presen. lalion was by Mrs . Nease . l'hristmas Eve HI Trinity FRIDAY bread , euffee and punch wert' ' 'Tilt• pagl'il ll t, .. Till' Story of i'liristmas" \\ ilh dfe'-·ti-.·l' ··o Holy Night" (:H..'l:om panied by Mrs. Ben Pageant ·tells Christrn:as sto-ry .~ ~-: li ghtir1 g . ;-tnd ~ dish dinner at 5 p.lll. scu1~ the -~ - '· .. . ' '' . ' . . . , .. ') on yQur sav1ngs.. . , (ALL CARPET IN STOCK Decen:tber. 28th Couple gives holiday party PASTOR RESIGNS AI a recent meeting of the Board of the Mount Union Missionary Bapt'ist Church, lhe resignation of· the Rev . Cecil Cox as pastor was regretfully accepted. The Rev . Mr . Cox has served the Mount Union- Church for the Jiast 12 years. He is retiring from full-lime ministry but is planning to · do evangelistic work. He and' his wile, Rose, reside on the Pomeroy Road Ill Athens. · NORRIS TO SPEAK MASON , W. Va . - Rev . Freeland Norris, of Hacine , will bring the message al lhe Falt_h Ba~tist Ch!U'ch Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School each Swlday al to a .r'u . Bible . • Study . Sunday and Wednesday at 7:30 p .m . in lhe' United Steel Workers' Union Hall on Railroad St. between Hllt'lon and Pomeroy Sis. Public invJled . PTA TO MEET SALEM CENTER - The :Salem Ce nter PTA will meet Monday night at 7: 30 p.m. at . the school. Bi.ll Bauer, Division Publi.c Affairs Manage1· for · General Teleph o ne's souther n Divisio~· headquartered in Portsmouth, will b~ the speaker , The program will be "Adventures in Sound," a nostalgic trip through the history of sound including the roleofcmnpulers.Thepublic is in vi led ,o attend ., -: . •• . Jon An elegan t nype nci l-po 1nt 5ale $ GREEN STRIPES, 3 COLORS AND FLORALS n ch· sq.yd . , ' I CHOOSE FROM GOLD, ' RED OR GREEN ' sleep sets ,' V3otf! no matter what jrou'te looking for in savings investment certificates... · or \,• PASSBOOK SAVINGS GOLDEN PASSBOOK 5 ~L 5:.1,~% ftATE • PJylblt O~a rte rly • M r ~ rmum Something to su it eve r y taste and comple me nt I he rnosl perfec t decor. pic walt clock , hand pam.ted face. ut I'm a bed by night! $5995 " ' 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE .. markdowns! 6 ~L 12 PRICE .· 1 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6 ~1 U lE IIAH • Payablt Qulrttrly • Minimum $1 .000.00 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6-VEAR CERTIFICATE 7 ~,% • I'Jyalll~ 6 !.::~.% OWitrly • Mlnlm.um SI ,DOO.OO Yellow pla s t ic top . 30x 4060" table. 6 v inyl chairs . A.no rn ~dll r l ro n to all thrs monthly or Qu allerfy 1ncome !la rd on one . two . thru . liM 01 srx year cert riJcalcs tntl!tesl pay aote monthly 11 yau dUll! w r l~ • Payable Quarterly • Ml~ imurn S1,00Q.00 • Pav alllt Quarte rly • Mini mum 51 ,000 00 Choose a Tra ditional , Efllly Ame r\c~n or Cuntemporarv styled Slee p E-Z ~ love sent and turn 11n~ room 1nto a guest room in a mrnul e! All th ree sl~lcs have 11 comfort· able 84'' ~ 29" sleeping smlace. " Permil·ele"' spring $9, - ·• yo~'ll find it at ... SOLID-STATE. _ CHROMA(OLOil II S1mulo.ied gra1ned Walnut cabmet wi!h legs ol S1mulated w ood ma!C'h_i ng .... Will! Gallipolis, Ohio SYSTEM ' • • - • wa·lnu·t cotorcnb!nel. In cl udes:· Prec1S1oh record change r w11h Mic ro· T o u c h ~ 20 tone arm.· 8-tr ack ca rtridge Ja pe p laye r. soltd ·stat e AM I'FM/Stereo FM tuner / am plifier Two Plu s Two speaker matrix . Allegro speaker system. SH~rco Member FDIC NOW ONLY . '·' • •• st yle bro nze RECLINERS $4995 '6995 !3rown. Green, Black · FREE •.• Box Spring and Mattress. With · NOW ONLY The PALISADE· Model F914W The leading savings plans are at the .leading savings bank. · I - ~---- ll ali~i) Any 550 or More Purchase This Sale Contemporary ·~ Ohio ValleyBank • CO IOI A 1/~ "l""'/:1, SOUND t (' ' :!' ~ ~ ' .:! FREE. • 11 Pc. Set Steak Knives With matenal 1n theLVJtLj .;1if .. Refrigerato_ r During This Special Sale The ASHBURV featuring li •.:'' FREE. • • Ice .Maker With ·Any Amana 23" on reasonable notice of withdrawal. This is exactly what Ohio Valley Bank wants and promises their de. ' positors. No wonder saving~ deposits continue to be at an all-time high. , " I [I' 'I f• ve l vet.ca th e dral - b ~ck: fin ials . · ~NirN 11 big selection, too! l oam hl h"'Q lhtoug~out . Co me on for <1 demonstr~lion and pick l ~e Slee p · e-z~ love seat that suits ~0 11r decor. 'l'o u·ll be _all set lor J,Jnexpccled com p an~ ! OPEN TONIGHT TIL 8 ! • 61g:'· cha1r t>argain~ ·! consl ru c1ion, zippered sea l cushion and Polyurelh<lne '1 pe[latty to1 ~iemalure withdr:iwa! ol cerml·ca!t: lu(l!lS f ) r:;, ROUND ·MAPLE TABLE 4 MAPLE QfAIRS cer tlhca tes !ace emount ol $5,000 00 01 more. on f eder at Re~ u lii! l()ns reQurre a sub$tilnt1al IIATE • ' unbeatable values in dinettes U TE • Pay1blt Quarterly • Mm tmfm 51 ,000.00. ~ ~~ FLOOR STOCK··IJ'ABLES '1 • Paya!JI~ Omllrly • Minimum $1 ,000.00 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE JAKE "& MID GAUL "--------------------• table · .. II · l · , ' MONDAY1 JAN • .S, . •1976 of Sal., Jan, 3) 1 so lo d oak com mode. 27x27x2_0 .. IIATE $1 ,000.00" tremendou$[6; t r ' f i Medit err anean 2-door · . 5 !.::~,% AU[ • Compt~nded Dai ly I · Earl y Am c ro can ma-: 3·MONTH CERTIFICATE 5 !.::~,% YJELD I'm not! l'm a love seat sleepe by day .. . red hot buys in decorator ~, accessories! ~·.·, ' I I ··' cw~ CHESTER, OHIO or· . . A Wtde ar ra y ol lu xury foam and mnersp nng se ts tw1n. l u ll. queen and klflg s 1zes m dcc or ~H or covers . Ct1o1ce of 11rmnesses.. I - Why settle for less than the best? When it comes to your savings, you want a fair return, the highest leg~lly p~ssible, with a guarantee of safety foryqur funds, and accessibility to these funds ' I • G4543W Gaul's. Shake Haven. ! Funny, you don't loqk like a bed!_ mis-matched OhioValley Bank - ( lnst~d Sale$ j I. h NOTICE I WILL BE OPE-NING plush With 11n1sh . Made for rugged famil y wec1r . Clloi ce of !a sh ton cO lor s. has yule supper PARTY ENJOYED The First Southern Baptist Mr .. and Mrs , Ben NeutChurch of Pomeroy held a zlfng, Pome'roy, entertained Christmas fellowship dinner Tuesday evening with a New on the Su nday 'before Year's party. Guests inChristmas wi lh the Rev . and cluded several members of Mrs. Robert Baldwin and the . Trinity Church quitters. family of Georgia -asguests. The Rev. Mr . Baldwin gave · Attending were Mrs . Neva ihe . sermon following the Seyfried, Mr . and Mrs . John Terrell , Miss Sybil · Ebers· dinner . bach ,.Mrs. Edan Reibel , Mrs. Durin g January and Edith Lanning , Mrs , Ella February on Wednesday Smith, Miss Erma Smith, evenings al 7:30 p .m .. the Rev . Cliffurd Coleman, Mrs . Jennie Meinhart , Mrs. Associa lional Director of Eva .Dessauer, • Mrs. Ada Missions will conduct a Bible Holter, Mrs. Rose Ginther and Mrs . Grace Pratt. study course . ·tri-tone nylon shag 99 Sale Eagles Class Church meets · forfellowship SALE PRICES IN EFFECT TODAv! long-wea.ring nyion Birthday observed Allens' ·. - ·-- Pearl Parker families dine Young Wives hold dinner Grab a great buy! Save up to 5100 · -. on 50 square. yards ~ of our~ finest carpet ~~~::::-- in our greatest January .Sale. I• o \ ,, I ' I Any Bedroom Suite During This .Special .. . �I . 6- The Daily St'ntint11, MidU!ttpori -PHIIIt'I'CI)', o~ . t•l idol_\', .1<:111. 2, ' 0 ·t''''~'*~''s ~'j'~'f::·:·-ii~ Auxiliary party is held Ry f1aric.·c.• Alil'll CltESJ'ER - l'h(' anr 1uotl Christmas p.arty or !l)l• Auxilfary of I he Cheste1· Fin• [)ppf. was held ut the fir<• J!l,ij I,,•nr1a nl : 1\•1r . '' I'd Mrs i\ llcn . Mr. umt Mrs . Lal:n . Slllilh , Pt•ggy ,and l.;:uT~·· .lr.: Virgil Taylor . Bill 1\lll'rl. (;rf'gtiry ;uul Mary Htbb'. Mr . and Mrs : Bub Clct\·tull :· '·~:[:;t ~ Calendar : :: t • ustumin~. w~s <"Oiorful 1t1 ll il', Mauger ." " W e Th•·t·(· King~" <trld "~ill'nl Night," Singing will! thl' Th~ ' gruup :1l ~u w~1s Fi.lilh Perrin . Rl'cky Thomas , Mary Hla1ot lllW' and l.isit Th(niiC:IS or~an . Hev. W. H. Perrin ~ave the Ct1 ri s1Juas Eve ser- munctte and' the program U1nl'luded with lhe OP.EN FRIDAY TIL 8 ('!lurt.'ll under the direr! ion ,,f Orr. Mr. and Mrs . l.t1rry ' -----.. -- - --... - ·· -· Cla1·k. Tamr<J , Wrndy and Hills entertain group ' , .. .. - presented . Historical Society Friday <:~I Offut 1. you 10 a.111. ul m useum <~I discuss. Harbara After dinner a ·1-:ifl f..\x- PL•Imy : Mr: and Mrs. Hoger lraders , assi.sted by Dick c hange was enjoyed br the Huffman , Ch ri st ie a nd. bit•entennial project. Those intrrrsted ihvited tu attend. Nl'ase . ladies and door prizes were MiL"hael : ~ - and Mrs . Oon Leaders for the pagcnt POMONA GRAN'GE, · awarded to Mary Newell. Bob VanMeter and Alvena, Ke ith given by the You th Wood, Laura Eichinger' and Wood , Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Friday, 8 p.m . al lhe Ruc.k were Mary Fell owship Larry Smith , :Jr. Gatnes were Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Springs Grange Hall. Keith Blaellnar and Jim Sch Mei gs Cuu nl y played and. prizes were "'' on Cheva lier , M r . and Mrs. Circle , moll. t\ painting of Palestine. by several. :Ralph Keller . Mr .. and Mrs . . ~inuteman, to be g ues t A visit .from Santa was tlu.· Vic tor Bithr. Brenda Bentz, speaker . Ohio Valley Grange by Mrs . Nease provided the background with the first to host meetinl! . highlight of the evening as he Mabel VanMeter .. Mr .· a nd scene whic h depicted Mary distributed sacks of can dy Mrs. :John Ne we ll , J e ff., MONDAY and Jose ph , played by .Cathy a nd gifts -from · unde r a Seotty and Misty: Mr . a nd EIGHT AND FORTY , ·decorated tree to each c hild. Mrs . · Bobby. Wood and Meigs County Salon 710, 7:30 Blaellnar and Kenny Harris Me mbers and guests at· Char lie: Gaye Gaul, Ada Monday nig ht al the home of enrouse to BelbJehem. Dan Thomas : Greg. Thomas lending were Mr . and Mrs. VanMe ter, David Gaul , Opal Marie Boyd. a~o:l Ch uck Sta!lz were I he James Ridenour, Lowell and Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl SALEM CENTER PTA, s h e ph~rds wit h Kim Krauller John : Mrs . . Opal Eichinger F.dwar<ls, Becky , Mary, John 7::!0 Monda y at 'the school. and Laura Jean, Mr. and and David : Mr . and Mt·s . Bill Bauer, Division Public in the role :"If Mary and Kenny Mrs. Harold Newell, Ka{ hy, John Wickham , Mr. a nd Mrs . Affairs manager for Ge nera l Harri s as Joseph in the Kenny and Jimmy; Mr . and Marvi n Taylor , and Billy J o Telephone will present hie ' manger sce ne. Taking the part of the three wise men Mrs. Bruce Myers : Bruce and , IJ>n g. pr ogram, i• Ad ve n tures in were Rick Blaellnai, Keith Suund ". Public inv ited . KrC:iul ler and David Harris. l.roi Wood and Beth Perrin accompanied the youth on I he autoharp for the carols, " 0 Come All Ye Faithful," "0 RACINE Chrislma~ conclude the even ipg the Ullle Town of Bethlehem ," and singing of group gathered around the readings .carols were fealur~s of the . Chri s tmas tree lo sing " Blest Happy Hustlers Circle of the Be the Tie ." · . Wesleyar United Methodist All ending were Mr. and recently Mrs , Cril Bradford , Mr . and Church entertained al the home of Mr . and Mrs . Mrs . Ralph McKenzie, Mr . The pos t-Christmas dinner Alber( Hill. and Mrs . Olden Thaxton, Mr . of the Pearl Parker families The Hill home was at- and Mrs .. Clifford Morris, Mr . was held al !he home of Mr. tra ctively dec ora led in and Mrs . Ernest Winge !I, the and Mrs. Wilber · Parker, keeping with the holiday Re v. and Mrs. Howard season ard gifts were placed Shiveley, Mrs . Ann Coe, Mrs . Sunday, Dec. 26. The house was decorated in keeping beneath ·a lighted. lree . A Grace Krider , Mrs. Lavinia with · lh e holiday s~aso n , Christmas greeti'n g was Simpson, Miss Edith ·featuring a Nativity Scene given by the Rev . Howard Hayman , Mrs. Mallie Circle, ljghl ed tree . A buffet and a Mrs. Mary Spencer, ·Mrs. Shiveley. meal was serVed at noon . Fruit salad, cookies, coffee Margaret Houdashelt , Mrs. Mrs . Pa r ker a s ked I he and pw1eh were. served and Ruth Tucker, Mrs. 'Lilliar members exchanged gift s · Jividen , Paul Manue l, blessio,g. Allending besides the host ard enjoyed a social hour . · Maurice Loti and Mr . and and hostess were Mr . and Mrs . Howard Shiveley gave a Mrs. Hill. SCOTTY HILL Mrs . .Rober! Parker a nd Chrisbnas prayer and to. Bobby, Marietta; Mr . and Mrs ..Howard Kay Parker and Howie," Morgan City , La,; Homer Parker, Mr . and Mrs . CHESTER - The Young ' Linda Well, Mrs. Karla Herbert Parker , Mr : and Mrs . Howard Pa rker, April Wives Club of Chesler held its Chevalier and Mrs. Jane and Aaron, and Mr . a nd Mrs. annual Christmas par ty at Coates . Seddons on the Grand Central Mrs . Hawthorne will host Jim Carpenter a nd Jay, all of Meig~ County. Mall recenlly with the dinner the January meeting. Young RACINE - Mr .' and Mrs. Afternoon Ca ll ers were beiQg followed by a gift ex- wives in the area interested Roger E. Hill and daaghter, Mrs. Florence Michael and change . Several of .the in joining the club are invited R ea ther Rae Ane, e ntertained members wen I bowling later . lo call one of the members. Mr . and Mrs . Samuel Christmas Day with a turkey MichaeL Altending lhe dinner party dinner honoring the Hill s' were Mrs . Marilyn Spencer., son , Scotly, on his fourth Mrs . Sara Bailey, Mrs . • birthday , Esther Mays, Mrs. Brenda Guests were Mr . and Mrs. LaDeaux, Mrs. Linda FlinJerry A. Powell , Mr. and ner, Mrs. Betty Maynard , Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. ' Susie Beeler, Mrs . . Mrs. Andrew Ma nning , and Karen , Young, Mrs . Avice Mr . and Mrs . Austin Wolfe, Spencer, Mrs . Ruth McGrath, . Mr. and Mrs. Millard Van · J erry and Aimee . Mr- an d Mrs . Marvin Meter, Pomeroy, entertained Mrs. Lila Van Meier, Mrs. On · Chrislnias Eve Scotty · entertained recently lhe Eagles Class of the V.·as presen ted gifts, and c8ke Glasgo Norma Hawthorne, ' Mrs . w11h a Chnstmas party at the Asbury United Me thodis t and ice c ream were served . Metgs Inn, Pomeroy. A gtlt Church Tuesday evening for A!lending were Mr . and Mrs. Dr. Paruchuri holiday Manning , Mr . and Mrs. Wolfe exchange was held followmg lhe · traditional the dmner. _ covered dish supper . ard children, Mr . and Mrs . William Winebrenner Allendtng were Mr . and is guest of Powell a nd !he Hill family . Mrs . Thereon John~o~, conducted the meeting with . CHESTER - Dr. Kumar Racme; Mr . and Mrs. Vtrgtl the class selecting " Christ Pariichuri, a graduate Moore, Mr. and Mrs;Jarnes with outstretched arms for student at Lehigh University, Weber, an~ Mr. and Mrs. the stained glass window Bethlehem, Pa ., spent a Waller Lykms, Waverly; Mr. design to be purchased for the DINNER GUESTS ' couple of days-with Mr. and and Mrs . Lemuel Fuller, New church. · Christmas dinner guests of IV!rs. Clayton Allen and BilL Plymouth; Mr . and Mrs. Attending lhe dinner were Dr . Paruchuri has just Duare Bader, Nelsonvtlle : the Rev . and Mrs. ·Richard Mr . and Mrs . Randy Humphreceived his Ph.D . in Mr . and Mrs: Eugene Ritchie Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs . Don rey of Rock Springs were Mr . Chemical Engineering from and Joyce Rttchte, Portland; Lisle , Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Robert Burdette , Lehigh and will fly to Mr . ~nd Mrs. Orvtlle Rhodes , Savage , Mr . and Mrs . Pom e roy ; Bob Burdett e , Hyderabad , India ,' in Racme: Mr. and Mrs, Olvey William Winebrenner , Mr. Indiana; Mr . and Mrs, January, lo visit his family. Lemaster , New Haven, W. and Mrs . Karl Kloes, Mr. and Milford Hysell , David, Danny Dr . Paruchuri has been a Va.; Mr . and Mrs , Robert Mrs . Paul Kloes and Michael, ard Joey·, Middleport, and sludenl in this country six Muss er, Syracuse ; Mrs . Mr , and Mrs . Bob Smith, Mr. Mrs . Violet Hysell, Jay and years, and lhis will be his Sarah :-ville and Miss Bar- and Mrs . Virgil Teaford, Tari Humphrey. first visit lo his homeland. bara W1tte,Pomeroy, and the Robert Flanagan, Elva Dr. Paruchuri was a house hosts. Dailey, Eleanor Robson, guest of lhe Aliens ' for IQ Elma Louks, Marcia Karr,. days laslspring. teacher, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Meter. furnished by the auxili ary . " 1\\\iiY Ncutzling 1c1l the traditional eandlelight service. The church was at- · l ra cli~e ly decorated and candles were used in the. windows an d at the altar . c· . Coslwning for the presen. lalion was by Mrs . Nease . l'hristmas Eve HI Trinity FRIDAY bread , euffee and punch wert' ' 'Tilt• pagl'il ll t, .. Till' Story of i'liristmas" \\ ilh dfe'-·ti-.·l' ··o Holy Night" (:H..'l:om panied by Mrs. Ben Pageant ·tells Christrn:as sto-ry .~ ~-: li ghtir1 g . ;-tnd ~ dish dinner at 5 p.lll. scu1~ the -~ - '· .. . ' '' . ' . . . , .. ') on yQur sav1ngs.. . , (ALL CARPET IN STOCK Decen:tber. 28th Couple gives holiday party PASTOR RESIGNS AI a recent meeting of the Board of the Mount Union Missionary Bapt'ist Church, lhe resignation of· the Rev . Cecil Cox as pastor was regretfully accepted. The Rev . Mr . Cox has served the Mount Union- Church for the Jiast 12 years. He is retiring from full-lime ministry but is planning to · do evangelistic work. He and' his wile, Rose, reside on the Pomeroy Road Ill Athens. · NORRIS TO SPEAK MASON , W. Va . - Rev . Freeland Norris, of Hacine , will bring the message al lhe Falt_h Ba~tist Ch!U'ch Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School each Swlday al to a .r'u . Bible . • Study . Sunday and Wednesday at 7:30 p .m . in lhe' United Steel Workers' Union Hall on Railroad St. between Hllt'lon and Pomeroy Sis. Public invJled . PTA TO MEET SALEM CENTER - The :Salem Ce nter PTA will meet Monday night at 7: 30 p.m. at . the school. Bi.ll Bauer, Division Publi.c Affairs Manage1· for · General Teleph o ne's souther n Divisio~· headquartered in Portsmouth, will b~ the speaker , The program will be "Adventures in Sound," a nostalgic trip through the history of sound including the roleofcmnpulers.Thepublic is in vi led ,o attend ., -: . •• . Jon An elegan t nype nci l-po 1nt 5ale $ GREEN STRIPES, 3 COLORS AND FLORALS n ch· sq.yd . , ' I CHOOSE FROM GOLD, ' RED OR GREEN ' sleep sets ,' V3otf! no matter what jrou'te looking for in savings investment certificates... · or \,• PASSBOOK SAVINGS GOLDEN PASSBOOK 5 ~L 5:.1,~% ftATE • PJylblt O~a rte rly • M r ~ rmum Something to su it eve r y taste and comple me nt I he rnosl perfec t decor. pic walt clock , hand pam.ted face. ut I'm a bed by night! $5995 " ' 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE .. markdowns! 6 ~L 12 PRICE .· 1 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6 ~1 U lE IIAH • Payablt Qulrttrly • Minimum $1 .000.00 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6-VEAR CERTIFICATE 7 ~,% • I'Jyalll~ 6 !.::~.% OWitrly • Mlnlm.um SI ,DOO.OO Yellow pla s t ic top . 30x 4060" table. 6 v inyl chairs . A.no rn ~dll r l ro n to all thrs monthly or Qu allerfy 1ncome !la rd on one . two . thru . liM 01 srx year cert riJcalcs tntl!tesl pay aote monthly 11 yau dUll! w r l~ • Payable Quarterly • Ml~ imurn S1,00Q.00 • Pav alllt Quarte rly • Mini mum 51 ,000 00 Choose a Tra ditional , Efllly Ame r\c~n or Cuntemporarv styled Slee p E-Z ~ love sent and turn 11n~ room 1nto a guest room in a mrnul e! All th ree sl~lcs have 11 comfort· able 84'' ~ 29" sleeping smlace. " Permil·ele"' spring $9, - ·• yo~'ll find it at ... SOLID-STATE. _ CHROMA(OLOil II S1mulo.ied gra1ned Walnut cabmet wi!h legs ol S1mulated w ood ma!C'h_i ng .... Will! Gallipolis, Ohio SYSTEM ' • • - • wa·lnu·t cotorcnb!nel. In cl udes:· Prec1S1oh record change r w11h Mic ro· T o u c h ~ 20 tone arm.· 8-tr ack ca rtridge Ja pe p laye r. soltd ·stat e AM I'FM/Stereo FM tuner / am plifier Two Plu s Two speaker matrix . Allegro speaker system. SH~rco Member FDIC NOW ONLY . '·' • •• st yle bro nze RECLINERS $4995 '6995 !3rown. Green, Black · FREE •.• Box Spring and Mattress. With · NOW ONLY The PALISADE· Model F914W The leading savings plans are at the .leading savings bank. · I - ~---- ll ali~i) Any 550 or More Purchase This Sale Contemporary ·~ Ohio ValleyBank • CO IOI A 1/~ "l""'/:1, SOUND t (' ' :!' ~ ~ ' .:! FREE. • 11 Pc. Set Steak Knives With matenal 1n theLVJtLj .;1if .. Refrigerato_ r During This Special Sale The ASHBURV featuring li •.:'' FREE. • • Ice .Maker With ·Any Amana 23" on reasonable notice of withdrawal. This is exactly what Ohio Valley Bank wants and promises their de. ' positors. No wonder saving~ deposits continue to be at an all-time high. , " I [I' 'I f• ve l vet.ca th e dral - b ~ck: fin ials . · ~NirN 11 big selection, too! l oam hl h"'Q lhtoug~out . Co me on for <1 demonstr~lion and pick l ~e Slee p · e-z~ love seat that suits ~0 11r decor. 'l'o u·ll be _all set lor J,Jnexpccled com p an~ ! OPEN TONIGHT TIL 8 ! • 61g:'· cha1r t>argain~ ·! consl ru c1ion, zippered sea l cushion and Polyurelh<lne '1 pe[latty to1 ~iemalure withdr:iwa! ol cerml·ca!t: lu(l!lS f ) r:;, ROUND ·MAPLE TABLE 4 MAPLE QfAIRS cer tlhca tes !ace emount ol $5,000 00 01 more. on f eder at Re~ u lii! l()ns reQurre a sub$tilnt1al IIATE • ' unbeatable values in dinettes U TE • Pay1blt Quarterly • Mm tmfm 51 ,000.00. ~ ~~ FLOOR STOCK··IJ'ABLES '1 • Paya!JI~ Omllrly • Minimum $1 ,000.00 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE JAKE "& MID GAUL "--------------------• table · .. II · l · , ' MONDAY1 JAN • .S, . •1976 of Sal., Jan, 3) 1 so lo d oak com mode. 27x27x2_0 .. IIATE $1 ,000.00" tremendou$[6; t r ' f i Medit err anean 2-door · . 5 !.::~,% AU[ • Compt~nded Dai ly I · Earl y Am c ro can ma-: 3·MONTH CERTIFICATE 5 !.::~,% YJELD I'm not! l'm a love seat sleepe by day .. . red hot buys in decorator ~, accessories! ~·.·, ' I I ··' cw~ CHESTER, OHIO or· . . A Wtde ar ra y ol lu xury foam and mnersp nng se ts tw1n. l u ll. queen and klflg s 1zes m dcc or ~H or covers . Ct1o1ce of 11rmnesses.. I - Why settle for less than the best? When it comes to your savings, you want a fair return, the highest leg~lly p~ssible, with a guarantee of safety foryqur funds, and accessibility to these funds ' I • G4543W Gaul's. Shake Haven. ! Funny, you don't loqk like a bed!_ mis-matched OhioValley Bank - ( lnst~d Sale$ j I. h NOTICE I WILL BE OPE-NING plush With 11n1sh . Made for rugged famil y wec1r . Clloi ce of !a sh ton cO lor s. has yule supper PARTY ENJOYED The First Southern Baptist Mr .. and Mrs , Ben NeutChurch of Pomeroy held a zlfng, Pome'roy, entertained Christmas fellowship dinner Tuesday evening with a New on the Su nday 'before Year's party. Guests inChristmas wi lh the Rev . and cluded several members of Mrs. Robert Baldwin and the . Trinity Church quitters. family of Georgia -asguests. The Rev. Mr . Baldwin gave · Attending were Mrs . Neva ihe . sermon following the Seyfried, Mr . and Mrs . John Terrell , Miss Sybil · Ebers· dinner . bach ,.Mrs. Edan Reibel , Mrs. Durin g January and Edith Lanning , Mrs , Ella February on Wednesday Smith, Miss Erma Smith, evenings al 7:30 p .m .. the Rev . Cliffurd Coleman, Mrs . Jennie Meinhart , Mrs. Associa lional Director of Eva .Dessauer, • Mrs. Ada Missions will conduct a Bible Holter, Mrs. Rose Ginther and Mrs . Grace Pratt. study course . ·tri-tone nylon shag 99 Sale Eagles Class Church meets · forfellowship SALE PRICES IN EFFECT TODAv! long-wea.ring nyion Birthday observed Allens' ·. - ·-- Pearl Parker families dine Young Wives hold dinner Grab a great buy! Save up to 5100 · -. on 50 square. yards ~ of our~ finest carpet ~~~::::-- in our greatest January .Sale. I• o \ ,, I ' I Any Bedroom Suite During This .Special .. . �• r • ~ ~~ •P 7 10 Wednesday p,-ayer Jnd B1bf l' study 1 JO p n1 TUPPERS PLA,N$" CHAIS'TtAN CHURC H Euqen c lJnl/t)rwood pa stor How-ard Caldwell J S unda v .l n '>c hool llpl '1 unday Sc hool 9 10 a ,, 1 Mornmq Sermon SUTTON - Church :-,c hool ~ 30 6 Il l Wor5hJP lSI and 3rd 10 10 a Ill Sun day eventng Vt>LtYAN POME "i undays 10 JO a m se rvrcc 7 p m CHURC H Rev W NORTHEAST CLUSTER LETART FALLS UNITED le R t:v 0 Dell R:oy Mayer Rev R-obertMeeu ~RETt-iRE N Rev Pstc>r H£'nry Eb l1 n supt Church Pastor If r• eland No rns pasfor Su11 d ay S.c hool ~u pt Sunday a m worsh •P serv1ce 10 24 SChOOl 9 JO am Oenms Creegar I loyd Norrts . sup t Sunday Evcn.ng a m Youth cho1r rehearsal Assoc M1n1stcr 5t:hool 9 30 am mo 1n.ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer and Monday 3 30 p m under PratsP s£'rv1 cP 1 hursday 7 30 JOPPA - Worshtp lOam sermon 10 JO am Prayer d1rect•on of Mary Skmner Ch urch School 9 am Prayer scrvtce Wednesday 7 30 p m pm sen1or cho•r rehearsal 1 30 Mcelmg Wednesday 8 P m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF SYRACUSE F'IRST p m Ttwrsday w•lh M r s Paul CHURCH OF GOD LONG BOTTOM - Wor GOO OF PROPHECY - G p Rev Nease d 1rector Sh1 p 9 a m Sunday School ~ m tlh pastor Sunday School Gt>or ge Oiler ~aslor Sunday POMEROY CHURC H OF school 9 15 am Prayer Mee11ng 10 . a m Arthur Henson 9 15 a fl1 morn1ng THE NAZARENE - Corner preach •ng Wedl'1esday 7 JQ P m Supt Mornmg Worsh1p , II 11 a m Un 1on and Mulb erry Rev NORTH BETHEL am Young Peoples serv1 ce ev an gel,s t,c se r vu::e 7 30 p m Clyde v Hend erson pastor Ct]urch 7 p m Evenmg servrce 7 30 Worsh1p II ft m Praye r met>t•ng Thursday Sund ay school 9 30 am Glen 730pn1 Sc hool 10 a m p m Wednesd a y M1d Week ALFRED - Svnday Sc hoo l Prayer ~e ry 1 c e 7 30 p m McClung s upt mor., . ng POMEROY WESTSIDE worShip 10 JO am e yen mg CHURCH 9 J.5 am Woi'Son1p 11 am Yo uth mee t,ng 6 30 p m OF CHR IST 200 W Prayer mcetrng Wednesde~y Even 1ng worsh 1p 7 30 p m service 7 i! 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Jerr y Paul 7J5 pm UMWJrdTuesddy • CHESTER' CHURCH OF serv1ce Wednesdey J 30 p m rn tn 1s l e f phone 997 7666 GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Con se rvat • ve 8Pm THE NfUAR.E NE Rev non REEDSVILLE - Sunday H ~ rbert Grate pastor Rev Harold Deeth rector •hstrum ental Sunday wor Sc Mol 9 30 am Worship 7 JO WorShip serv 1ce 11 a m and Church sennces 10 30 a m sh p 10 am B1ble study 11 P m Praver Me e tmg 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Sunda';' Holy commun•on t~r sl Sun day am worsh1p 6 p m WC!d P m Tuesday UMW 7 30 Sc ~oo l 9 30 am Rt c hard ut month church school 10 30 r1esday B•ble s t udy 7 p m P m IS ) Thursday ~ arion supt P:rayer mectmo a m for nurserv throuah 1'1 SILVER RIDGE ~ Wor Wednesday 7 30 p m POMERO'f CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL shl p 10 am Chur c h School 9 BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - R•chard Evanson am CH~IST- Clifford Smith pastor B1ble school 9 30 BAPTIST ~ Roger Turner pastor Super1ntenden1 Doyle TUPPERS PLAINS mtn1sten Sun·day School 9 JO worsh1p 10 JO a m a m 10 Wotshtp 9 am Church School am mornmg church 10 30 adult worShip serv 1ce and Hudson Sund ay school 10 :_EmNO Mornmg worsh 1p 11 young peoples meetmg 1 JO a m CHURCH OF am Sundayevenlngse r vrce Su nday evenmg ser't't€e 7 30 p m Comb1 ned 8 1ble study am CHRIST - George Fredertck 7 30 Wednesday Bible study 8 pmP m Wednesd"'Y serv1ce, and prayer meet 1n g Wed 7 30 p m su p! Se nnce week ly 9 JO LAUREL CLIFF FREE nesday 7 30 p m am on Sunday Pr:eacll1ng METHODIST - Rev Floyd F OLD DEXTER BIBLE THE SALVATION ARMY l1rs1 and lh1rd Sun deys of Shook pj!Stor Lloyd Wnght Envoy Ray w Wtn.ng oH1cer CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev month by Cl 1fford Smtth 9 30 s unday school sup t Sunda Ron Te rry pastor Sunday .n charge Sunday 10 a m am Y school 10 a m , Mrs Worley Hoi ness meet1 ng 10 JO a m HOB~ON CHRISTIA.N school 9 30 am Mornmg supefln fendent Sunday Schoo l Young F r ancs ., \ worsh1p 10 •30 am even.ng vNION ~ Da rr ell Ooddnll wo r s iHp 7 30 p m Wed Morn •n g worsh tP 11 a m Peoples leg•o n 7 p m p.:~ sto r Sunday School 9 30 nesday Ch rt ST ta n You th Sunday even1ng sennce 7 30 Thursday I to J p m L.. adtes a Ill Leonard G il more f rst Crusade 6 30 p m ChOir Home League 7 p m Prep GRAHAM UNITED e ld e r even.ng serv.ce 7 30 prac t• ce Thursday 7 p m cla sses METHODIST Preachmg Wednesday prayer DEXTER CHURCH OF P n f.r st and second ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 30 a m mect.ng 7 30 P m CHRIST ~ Charles Russell CHURCH Gorner of Sundays of each monlh th 1rd MT , MORIAH CHURCH OF Sr mmtsler Norman C Will and fourth Sundays each 5-;c:amore and Second St s GOD - Rac1 n e Route 1 The supt s unday school 9 JO Pomeroy The Rev Wdl 1am month wor s h•P serv•ce a t 7 30 Rev Cha rl es Hand pastor a m worsh 1p serv •ce 10 JO Mlddleswarth Pastor Sunday p m Wednesday eve nmgs at Sunday sc hool 9 -15 am am Btble s tu dy Tuesda Sc hool at 9 45 am and 7 30 Prayer and B1ble Study morn1ng worShip 11 am 7 30 p m Y Church Serv1ces 11 a m SEVEN T H DAY AD Even1n g serviCeS Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH SACRED MEART - Rev VENTIST Mulberry He1g llls and rnday 7 30 P m OF JESUS CHRIST OF Father Pau l D We ton Road Pomeroy PasTor BEARWALLOW RIDGE ~ LATTER DAY SAINTS pa st or Phone 992 2825 Gerard Se ton Sabbath Sc hool CHURCHOFCHRIST Doug Portland " Rac.ne Road Saturday evenmg Mass 7 30 Su p er 1ntenden1 Clara Appalred now and then at the 1mpropnety of your own remarks? Se aman ll11n1ster 8 lbl£' Will am Roush pastor Denn';' Mcintyre Sab bath Sc hool Sun day Mass 8 and 10 a m study 9 10 am mornmg Evans Sunday Schoo l Confess1on Saturday 7 7 30 Sa turday afternoon at 2 00 We say thmgs we really don t mean And occasionally we say what we do worsh P 10 10 a m cven mg o.rectoc Sun da';' School 9 30 Pm wllh Worship se r v 1ce MIOO worsh P 8 P m WE)dnesday am Mornmg worsh 1P 10 30 mean but really shouldn't say · followmQ at 3 15 POMEROY FIRST BAP LEPORT CHURCH 11 q tl' !1•blc sludy 8 P m am Sunday even 1ng serv1ce TIST Rev Ralph Zundel RUTLAND Fllii:>l BAPOF THE NAZARENE - Rev MT OLIVE CHURCH 7 p m Wednesday evenmg No church claims 11 can tram you to say the nght thm!) at the nght t1me _ ; pas to r Wlll1am Walson TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger Do n Co le pastor Mrs Mary Long Bottom <;unday School prayer serv 1ces 7 30 ~ m Sunday school sup/ Su nd ay Fo rd Jr pastor Drewy although expressing truth, concern and kmdness toward others 1s very much a ' Lallley Sunda y sc hool sup! 10 rl m w lh W1llard Pigott BETHlEHEM BAP 1ST _ school 9 30 am BY F 6 Gore s up! Sunday sc hool Sunday school 9 30 am 1 E 1 t part of Chnstlan llvmg morn •ng worsh p 10 30 am sup vanqc •S IC message ReY Earl Shu le r pa stor P m Bible study Wed 9 30 a rn mornmg wo r ShiP S each Sun day cventng 7 30 by Worsh p serv ce 9 30 a m nesday 7 p m cho•r p rac t1 ce 10 45 a m unday evangel1st•c mee t.ng Eld er Russell Clme mtn ,ster Sun day school 10 lO am Our churches teach the Gospel of Chnst which has for two thousand years Wednesday 9 30 p m THE HILAND ~o.HAI"'El,. 7 30 P m Pray er mee11ng o l the Apo stol c Fatlh B1bl e Bible study and prav e r BURLINGHAM CHURCH George Casto pastor Sun day 1nsp~red truth, concern and kindness The heart of that Gospel is God 's Love lor Wednesday 7 30 P m Study Wedn esday ? JO P m serv 1ce Thurs da v 7 30 p'm - Past or cte rr y Lewls Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m even1ng P STIVERSVILLE COM - :J.. US and lor ALL MEN school 2 30 p m w th worsh 1p worsh p 7 30 Thur sday UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY CHURCH - 5unday CARLETON CHURCH serv1ce at J JO p m m 1d qyen1 n g prayer serY ~e 7 30 MINISTRY OF MEtGS school serv1ce 10 am K,ngsbury Road Gary Kmg No person can hope always to say the nghl thing f.ut. generally, what we week serv~ee Tuesday 7 30 p pn> COUNTY - Dwtght L Zavllz ' Prayer meeting Thursday 7 pastor Sunday sc hool 9 Jo m RACINE APOSTOLIC p 111 Sunday even•ng serv1ce am evenmg worstl •P 7 30 d1rector express are our conv1ct1ons Our church helps us discover .md Implement them 1 7 pm p m Prayer mee t mg Wed HARRIS ONVILLE _., PRES CHURCH Tllomas l Advto rtsmg Ser\ICe II"(: Slrasburg V•gna Holmes pastor Evangci1S t 1c BYTERIAN Rev ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST nesday 7 30 P m \ POM'EROY FIRST se r v1ce Sun day 7 30 p m SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 282 Ern est St r 1Ckl 1n pasto r Pome ro y Harnsonv1lle L 0 N G B 0 T T 0 M pra yer mee t 1n~ Tuesday Mulberry Ave aftll1ated Sunday c hvr ch school "1 30 Road M1ke ·G1rton paslor CHR:ISTIAN - Bruce Sm1lh 7 30 p m Btbl e study w1th S B C Gary Basham am Mrs Homer Lee sup! Steven Stanley Sund'aV school paslor Wallace Damewood, Thurs day 7 30 p m Sunday school supt Su nday morn1nQ worShip 10 30 supt 5 u nday school 9 30 Su p! B1b le .Sclleiol 9 30 a m school 9 30 am mornmg MIDDLEPORT - Sunday a m mo rn •ng wo r sh1p a n d Prea chmg se r v 1s:e 10 45 am FIRS -T SOUTHERN worShiP 10 JO am .. evenmg R cha rd commun1on 10 30 am No eve n• n!l <:;e r v1r., BAPTIST 282 Mulb e rry school 9 30 am worshiP 7 30 p m B1ble Vaug ha n su p t Morn 1ng Sun d ay even1ng you th HYSELL I"(UN r-t<t:t: Ave Po me ru y a•nl1a ted W1th study Wednesday 7 JO p m • ChrtSIJanencteavor 6 JO prn METHODIST CHURCH s B C the ~ Rev Brad l ey worsll 1p 10 30 am SYRACUSE Mori1 1ng worsh1p '.ierY ce 7 30 p m Rev Paul Nevill e pastor worsh1p 9 a m Sunday Wednesday even tn g pr,1yN Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m With the hope It will, in some measure'. foster and help sustain that school 10 am Mrs Sampson me et 1rrg and B ble study l 30 Morn mg serv1ce 10 30 am Hall SUp ! P m YOUth SerVICe 6 45 p m which IS good in family and community life, this feature IS sponsored by RUTLAND ST JOHN LUTHERAN Evangelrs t ,cSe(Y'ICC730pm GOO CHUJ RCii OF CHURCH Pme Grove ,_ ..I.JH~ Pra yer meetmg Thursday 'the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear below 0 ~ev am es D Re OJ '{vd l1am Mtddleswarth 7 30 p m Guynn pa s tor Su nday Pastor Chu r ch Se r v1c es 9 JO FREE COM GOSPEL IN mE BEGINNING GOD ~~~~~ 1~p 1? 1 a m Sunday am S'un day School 10 JO a n MISSION at Ba ld Knob Rev FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS The Holy Bible tells us m Genes1s I 1 " In" the begmrung e en am Su nday BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Gr1tf lth su p! of church 2 Convemenl Locations CHRIST - B1ble Sc hool 9 JO Rev L R Gtu esencamtJ God created the heaven and the earth " It then goes on to tell w"'ed mg se rv•ce 7 P m ~e~ay worShip serv1c e am mor n mg .. worSillP 1 0 30 pastor. Roger w ltfred Sr 7 30 Pomeroy Ph 992 2582 us how He made the vegetatiOn', the ammals, and t hen H1s !mal Bakers of Good Bread am Sunday eve n 1ng worShip Sund'i'IY Schoo l s upt Sun d ay masterpiece, man m H1s own Image. HAZEL COMMUNITY serv tce 7 p m c ho•r prachce sc hool 9 30 am praye-r Huntington . W Va Mason Ph 77l 5721 CHURCH Near Long Wednesday 7 p m Rev Je ff meet111g TUesday 7 JO p m Thus everylhmg had a begmmng Even sm had a begmBo tt om Edsel Hart) pastor Ranson P astor youth mee1 1ng 6 p m Sund CJY Sunday schdo l 10 am ANTIQUITY BAPTIS.T leaders Ada Van Meter and rung We are now m the begmnmg of a new year, and many Chur c h 7 30 p m pra y:er Rey Freeland Norr1s pastor Gretta Sullie Sun da'tl eyen 1ng people will make new year 's resolutiOns, but will fall m mee t1ng 7 JO p m Thursday Sunday scho ol 10 am worsh1p l p m tllrough keepmg them ' MIDDLEPORT PEN Ch ur ch serY 1Ce 7 p m wmter monlhS TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave the Wedn esday B1ble Sludy 7 MT HERMON CHURCH Two Locations However, God, who said m Rev 22 13 " I am Alpha and Rev W ll 1a m Kn !tel pa stor Pm OF THE UNITED Grocer~es & General Merchandise S9 N second 51 Mlddlepo..JI • 0 Rona ld Dugan Sun day Sc hool RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREJ.I IN CHRIST Omega, the begmmng and the end, the first and the last ," has, Ph 949 5171 Ractne Gallipolis . 0 46 Court St Classes tor a ll ages NAZARENE Rev JoM A Rev J ames H Leac h pastor Sup t through H1s love, provided us With a way of Iastm ~ and keepmg evenm g servH;e 7 30 Bible Cot tm a n pa stor Sunday Sunday schOol 9 30 a m salvation through H1s Son Jesus Chnst He could have s t u dy We dnesaday 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 a m Gerald Rus se ll Spe n ce r su p! p m youth se rv1ces Fr 1dt.oy We ll s sup! Morn 1ng WorShip Worsh1p scrv1ce tO 45 a m destroyed mankind for hiS sms 10 30 a m Su nday eventng Evenmg worsh1p all,trnat 111 g 7 30 p m One day there Will be an end to all thmgs as they are now FREEWILL BAPTIST worSt'l•P 7 30 Prayer wdh C E a l 7 30 p ...,. m on Co rn er Asn and P lum M•d, mee1 1ng Wedn esday 7 30 p Sunday Prayer m ee11n9 7 30 There w1U be a total destructiOn of sm and smners But for dleport Noel He rrman m P m We dn es d ay Al fred 214 E Maon We Fttl Al l Doctors Presc nptmns Pomeroy those who have· repented, and believed and suffere<l" for pastor Saturday even mg Wo ll e lay leade r 992 295S Pomeroy Ph 992 5130 ce 7 p m Sunday school RACINE FIRST lllAPTIST WHITES CHAPEL Serv Cllrist's sake, It Will be the begmrung of a 'new hfe m a world 10 a m S unday · eve n 1 n g Ronn•e Sa lse r Sund ay Coolvllle R D Rev Roy 1. that has no end - Rev Dr Robert Persons, Life Sc1ence worship 7 p m school supl Sunday school Deeter paslor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m morn•ng worsh•P 9 30 a m worsh1p serv 1ce Church 10 40 a m Sunday eve n1ng 10 JO a m B1bl e st udy and worsh1p 7 30 Wedt1esday pray e r serv•ce Wednesday even1 ng B•b le study l 30 7 JO Q m lou1s W Osborn«: RUTLAND Ph 992 34U 100 E Matn 220 E Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 DANVILLE WESLEYAN RliT[ANO CHURCH OF MEIGS • Pomeroy . Re v Le lo n Glasure pastor CHRIST Rod Kasler COOPERATIVE PARISH 1 Mr. and Mrs James Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am pastor v H Braley ~un day THE UNITED Mr and Mrs Gene Wilson . youth and !U1' 1 10r you th ser . school sup t Sunday schoo l METHODIST CHURCH Cowdery recently honored were Mr and Mrs Robert IJICC 6 45 p m even mg 9 30 am worShip se r v tce Robert T Bumgarner worsh1p 7 JO p m prayer and co mmun on f 10 30 am theU' daughter, Jenny Sue D•rector Sams of Jane Lew, W Va, and praise Wednesday 7 30 youth meetmg 6 p m Sunday POMEROY CLUS'rER with a party on her fifth Keepsake Diamond Rmgs Mr and Mrs Gale Sams of Bak ers at G&y 90 Bread om eYenmg !.erv•c.e 7 regular Rev Robert Hayden birthday. Refreshments of SILVER RUN FREE board meetmg lll1rd Satur I Middleport Rev 0 Wm Svdenstncker Ph 992 3030 Weston, W Va , Mr and Mrs 212 E . M~on St , Pomeroy BAPTIST Miles Trout day 7 p m Ph 992 3785 CHESTER - WorShip 9 15 cake, 1ce cream, and Kool- • Junior Congrove, Mr and a m paslor Su nday Sc hool 10 Church School 10 am am leon Miller sup ! RUTLAND COMMUNITY Aid were served to the POMEROY Worsh1p Mrs Gary McNearney and Even1ng se rvt ce 7 p m CHURCH' Sun day School 10 JO a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 15 guests Scott Reed, Keith son of Zanesv1lle, and Mr Prayer meelmg Th ur sday 7 9 lOa m -worsh1p ser-vlce 1 t am UMYF630pm p m a m Wednesday prayer Putman, Ann Buckley, ENTERPRISE - WorShip and Mrs Jerry Palmer of CHESTER CHURCH OF mee t1ng 7 30 p m youth 9 a m Chur ch School 10 am (Formerly Sadie s Market) ChriSti Hoffman , MIChael Burbank GOD- Rev Bobby Porter serv1ces Sunaa y 1 p m Mia~ eport , Ohro ROCK SPRINGS S';'r.acuse Ph 992 3986 pastor Sunday school 9 30 Sun day ntQhl wqr'sh1p 7 30 Martin, Abigail Cauthorn, Wo r sh iP 10 a m Church Guests at the home of worsh1p se rv 1ce 11 -... ' a m I Sc hool 9 am UMY F 6 30 Sarah Foster, S1lbii Foster , and Mrs Ernest Whitehead pm am even 1ng se r VICe 7 30 RUTLA.,O CHlJKC.:~ OF youth serv ce Wed n esd THE NAZARENE Rev 1 Andy Nestor, Jodi Nestor, FLATWOODS Wo rshtp on Chr1shnas day mcluded7 30 p m ay Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor 11 a m Chur ch Scllool 10 a m " Joy Coulson, Kay Coulson, Mr and Mrs B1ll Meredith , LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sun day school 9 lO am MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHURCH Ted Jones worsh1pserY 1CC 10 30am Kirk Reed, Jodi Sm1th, Carla, Rev Robert Bumgarner Chuck and Roger Meredith of • p as1or Sunday sc hool 9 30 broa dcas t ltv e ov~~ WMPO HEATM - Wor'Sh iP 10 JO Jeff, and Paula Cowdery, am Roy s gman su pt young peoples se rv ice 6 45 700 E Ma1n 1 Beverly , Mr and Mrs Harold Pomeroy a m Church Sc: hoo l 9 30 am. morn ng worship evangei1St1c'Servtce 7 30 p m 10 30 Hell ' Dealer Dlal992 2101 UM YF 6pm Mrs V1rgm1a Walton, M1ss Sauer and Joy of MidSun day eYen 1ng se rv •Cf' 7 30 Prayer meet ng Wednesday RUTLAND Jeffrey Ph. 949 5961 Third 51 . Sus1e Cowdery, and Mrs Pat week serv 1ce Wed 7 30 p m M1S.S1onary dlewport Rd Mr and Mrs Gerber Pa sTo r worsh 1p ' m1d nesd a y 7 JO p m m eet1ng 7 30 p m first Marhn 10 30a m Church Sc hool9 30 Isaac Frydlnan of Columbus, Wednesday of month am MASON COUNTY Mrs Helen Archer spent Jane Whitehead , a student at SYRACUSE CHURCH OF SYRACUSE CLUSTER THE NAZARENE Dale MASliN t n<:, 1 tHH-' liST Chnstrnas With her son, Mr Rev R1chard E Jarvis OhiO Umversity , Athens. F1ne Food& Se rv1ce Bass pastor Bob Moore Second a11d Pomeroy Sts ASBURY Worsh1p )1 Locust Sf The Store with A Heart and Mrs, Don Coleman and Middlepo~ Sunday school supt , Sun day David Weber , also a student Stan Craig pa sTor Sunday am Church Schoo l 9 SO a m A acme school cla~ses tor atl ages school Dial992 524ll Ph 949·3342 9 45 a m worship UMW first Tuesday family at Columbus at OhiO Umvers1ty, Mr and am morning worship s~ rvtc e 11 am rra1n1ng FORST RUN - Wo rshtp 9 910 304Sam Mr and Mrs Ralph NYP S 630pm Mrs Denver Weber and un1on 6 30 p m evenmo am Church Sc hool 10 am eva1'1gelist1c serv1ce 7 30 p m worshtp serv1ce 7 30 p m UMW thtrd Wed n esday 7 30 Henderson and Mrs Wilma Mark, Mr and Mrs Warren M1d week prayer meeting Mtd week prayer serv1ce, pm Casto of Portland visited with Wednesday 7 30 p m Pickens and Jul1 Whitehead. Wednesday 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Wo r shtp mtss •onary mee tlng second MASON CHURCH OF 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m the John Henderson family Mr and Mrs Michael Wednesday 7 30 p m CHRIST. P 0 Bo:-; 48.7 Mttler UMW Thtrd Monday 7 30 p m . Sales- Quasar- Service Christmas eve Bormg, Pomeroy, VIslled UNITED FAITH NON St Mason W, Va Sunday SYRACUSE Church A acme Ph 949·9591 Rac1ne Ph 949 3151 DENOMINATIONAL Rev B1 ble Study 10 am Worship Recent dmner guests of Mr Sc hool 9 30 a m Worst11 p with Mr and Mrs Grant Roberl Sm tih pastor Sund a y 11 il m and 7 p m B1ble Stl.)dy se r v1c e 7 30 p m IMid Mrs Denver Weber and Bormg durmg the holiday ,. school 9 30 a m c la ss Wednesday 7 p m Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER -: leader L e o Hill worsh•p rn USIC I Rev Howard ShiYeley family were Mr 1\lld Mrs season se rv iCe 10 30 a m c hur ch Rev Steven W1l~on FIRSr .SOUTHERN Oscar Weber and daughter of 7 30 p nl Mr and Mrs Terry HoffRev Zelia Kruszewski BAPTIST - Corner of Second EDEN UNITED and Anderson Mason Pastor, BETHANY - (Dorcas) Keno man and daughter, of "The Fr.jendly Folks BRETHREN IN CHURIST Doai992. J284 Middleport Worsh1p 9 30 a m Ch ur c h Wi:i1ter Cloud Sunday school , Mr and Mrs Ralph Wigal Morehead, Ky visited w1lh Pom?t"oy, Oh1a Elden R Blake pastor School 10 30 a m f! JS a m worshtp serv1ce t 1 Sunday Sc hoo l 10 am and family spent the holidays her parents, Mr and Mrs am and 730 pm Weekly CARMEL- Church Sch ool Howard Mc Coy su pt 01ble studY Wednesday 7 ~ 0 9 30a m WorshiP 10 30 am In Florida John Hetzer and ot her Mornmg se rm on 11 am 2n d and 41h Svnday s P m • n1gh 1 serv1ces Mr and Mrs Randy Young · relatiVes and fnends durmg MASON ASSEMBLY OF APPLE GROVE - Sunday S u n da y ? 30 GOD Dudd1ng Lane Mason " Sc hool 9 30 a m WorShip 7 30 Chr1stlan En d eavo r of Pomeroy Rd spent Chr~st­ the holidays Pm Song serv1ce fl p m p m 1st and 3rd Sun days W Va l= hester Ten nant M1d mu eve With her parents , Pomeroy, OhtD Ill Court 51 Pastor Sunday School 9 J ti Prayer meeting Wedn esdav Prealhmq 8 30 p m Spendmg Chr1s1Jpas with Pr&ve r mee t fng am Children 5 Church 6 45 7 30 p m F-ellowsh ip supper II eek Mlddtopotr, Ohio Mr and Mrs Maurice Reed Mr.s Claremont Harris were cdnesday 7 p m Rav p m You11g P eo ple 5 Se rvtce f1r s 1 Sa turday 6 p m UMW Hdan s lay leader and family 2nd Tuesda y 7 30 p m 6 15 p l'n Evange!tst•c Mr and Mrs David CtiURCH OF JES:US Se r-v1c e~ 7 30 p m Women s EAST LETARl - Church Moog• County Branch and Mrs Chester Hamilton , and Mr and Mrs CHRIST Lo c ated at School lst 2nd 3rd Sundays M1ssmnary Coun c 1l 10 a m f'!u!1and on New Lun a Road Mundry Sr were Chnstmas Harlen Webb and Came of 9 30 a m Fourth Sunday f1rs1 and l h1 rd Tuesday!. 10 30 am Worsh1p 2nd n e ~t to Forest Acre Park Prayer and B1ble Study dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mansfield, Mr and Mrs Rev Ray Rouse pastor Moddleport, Ohro Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Sunday Wednesday 7 30 p m Olester Mll"dry, Jr and Larry Harr1s and family, Mr 9 30 a m Pra yer Meelmg Robert Musser Su nday School ' 296 W. Second Wednesday 7 JO p m UMW supt Sunday schoo l 10 30 Pomeroy Ph 992·3N• Lori and Mrs Sonny Hams and a m wo.rsll•p 7 30 p m .. B1bl(' Is! Tuesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHrUh t. li iH tudy Wednesday 7 30 p m s Robin Humphrey, student family, Mr and Mrs Herman WESLEYAN - <Raclne) ·CHRIST 1n C: hrtSfiCin U111011 Saturday nl gll t pri'ly (') r sc r Sunday School 10 am TM Rev Wilham Campbell. at Ohio State Umversi ty. GrossniCkle and fa mily, and V•(eJlOpm Worsh•P 11 am Jr UMYF pastor SundBy Sc~oot 9 30 I . HEMLOCK GROVE Columbus, is SP!'nding her Lisa Maste1 s Wednesday 3 30 p m B•ble am James Hughes supt CHRISTIAN Roger, Thursd~y 7 p m Choir Stud y l!ven1ng• serv1ce, 7 lO p m hoUday vacation w1th her Chester. Ohio Mrs Bess Larkms spent !Vatson pastor: , Wallace Pract1ce Tllursday 8 p m The Flneslln Mobile Homes • Wednesday evening prayer parents, Mr. and Mrs Bradford , supt , mornlng LETART FALLS Church ChriStmas Day with her 1100 E. Main meet1n.9 • 7 30 p m Youth Pomeroy Ph. '92·7014 wor!.h•p 9 30 , church !.chool, prayer ~ chool 1st 2nd 3rd Sun days ser.v~ee each Tuesday Charles Humphrey. Also daughter, Mrs Dons Marks 10 30 young peoplt's 10 15 am 4lh Sun day 9 15 FAIRVIEW BIBLE I 'I meeting , 6 30 P m , even ing visiting the Humphreys at Chester Mr and Mrs am Worship 1st 2n d 3rd CttURCH, Letart W Va , Rt 7 30 p m ' Blble WOrShip , Su n days 9 15 a m 4th I Rev George Ho!.char, during the holiday were Mr James Carruthers and Penny 'fud-v Wedntsday 1 7 JO p m Sund~y 7 30 p m Sunday Schoo1 9 30 r u 1\. .. pastor llld Mrs Gary Walker of of l.ouiSVIlle were also MORNING STAR • Natlonwlcte Insurance Co of Columbus a rri Pra and Bible study Small~· Sales & Ser"lce r~ cv Ccc{l \..01( IHISIOr 7 JO ..p mver Cottage Worshlp 9 30 am , Church 107 Sprong Avt Pam~or Pray!',... 491 loCUli 51 Middleport Ph. 992·3092 VISiting at ~he Marks horn e ~ undav ichool supt Joe Servk;e Tuudey tO a m Sch.ool 10 30 a rn , Mid Week Dlatmm1 Sayre Sunde';' -sc hool 'il 45 Worship serv1ce Thursday ; , Chrlstmu dinner guests of Serv1ce W-ednesclay a p m - Jlfrs I. Balderson' ' ' am Sunday even1ng wor · 730pnl • Spence r pasl 4 r Troy lw11tlng Sunday school s up! Sund,,y sc hpol 9 JO am mor r11 n g worshtp 10 30 Svnday e vangel •shc mcet 111 g 7 30 P m Prayer meet.ng Wednesday 7 30. p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co1nt; r Founh and Ma 1n Mlddl£'port Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun day School 9 JO am Mrs Erv 1n Baumgardner ~upt Morn 1M worshtp 10 45 a m ' JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES Larrv Carnah.an preSidtng mlnts ter S unl1'ay B 1 ble lec ture 9 JO am Watch tower s tudy 10 30 a m l vesday 81ble stu ely 7 30 p m Thursday m m lstry sc noot , 30 p rn senflce meetmQ 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIA N UNION - Ldwrtnce Ma,Hey p~sror Mrs ~ lnUII Young SU~ay 5<hd0t SuDr Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Evenmg worsh1p 7 30 Wedn es day pray er merhng 1 10 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rac•ne RovTe 1 the Rev James M Muncy pas1or Sunday school 9 45 am mornmg worshtP II am even 1ng worsh •P 7 30 Praye r meet•ng Tuesday 7 JO p m Young peopl es me>etmg 7, 30 p m lhursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Cor11er S1xlr <lnd Palmer lhe Rey Peter Gran da! pastor Danny Thompson super nTendent Sunday School WMPO Rad10 program 7 45 a m Sunday Schoof 9 15 a m Mor f1 tn g wcrs h 1p 10 15 a rn Youlll ac 11vd es and fe llows hip for sen,o r h •gll 1un or and studenls 6 p m Sunday evcnmg worsh p 7 JO p m M1d week pray e r se r v1ces Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, M1ddlepor t 5th and Mam George Glaze m•n s t er Ja me s Shee rs super1n lende n l B1 ble scllool 9 30 a m mornmg worsh p 10 30 a m even mg worsh•p 7 30 pray er serv1ce 7 p m Wed nesday . MORSE CHAPEL Wursh1p II a m Chur ct. ~c hoot 10 a m PORTLAND Worship 10 p m Church Sc hool 9 JO 9 lht.• lliith !"-.IIIIIWI.J\1 uhii~J~' t l l 'nu,l'lo\ IJ l1td.n DICK 1,11 1 Pill• • • Television log for·easy viewin"g . . WOUL D YOLJ What did Llf\E ANYTHING ~ ~~~y? • CAP!'AIN EASY A LADY AST~OL06EF<. OF ~EMARKABLE :• MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET ~ ...., TALEJr,J T5! v BY C0N5ULTI'-lt:l HiE $TAR5, ZELDA MAY 61VE US A LEAD ON Wt!d[ HAPPE/IE{) OIJ THAT DATE CARVED 0~ THE PYRAMID! ORPHAN ~~ ' ; 16 • ALl l':Y OOP :-0-,~-~--.-I--W_A_N-~~CH--A--,-.M-E-ET--~ r-------------~ • MONA ' SloiE'S A FRIEND OF OURS ' -~'.1'.--._ - . Reedsville News Notes SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT K&C JEWELERS BETSY ROSS BAKERY ' MARKET RUTH'S - You 1S ver4 k1nd, Sir, but RArS T.V. & HOM_E ENTERTAINMENT tENTER M• . . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. WILKINSON'S l'llmeroy. • • ·. . . NO Ma<E: BOWIN' AN' SCRAPN ' TO :..JAT. UL MASS 0' BLUBBER YO' CALLS THE -IG/K •- YOU'RE -U6H'--AS GOOD AS HS IS rf-.r-c=- :· IF I CAN MAKE"" AMERICAN .0"MBASSY IN TIMG; I MAY Y/:TBE' - JACOBY MODERN} • '' 12- tO.J 6€RIOUS1 YOU DID IT ONCE YOU CAN DO l AGAIN I PROVIDED. 11-IAT 15 , WH'\T'S TIIAT 11<AT ~OU H'\VEN'T GOlTEN TOO BICT 5UPIDSED rO ll \ILY MEAN2 FOR YOUR 4 Subject for Toynbee 5 Before tee 6 Allude 7 Symbol of Ameraca 8 Kyushu s volcamc moun tam 9 - AVIV 10 Append 14 Ruth's son 18 Shade of green 19 Scarlett's plantation 20 Hurry along 21 To)rhole 1hyph wd ) 22 Skirmish 23 Auk genus 24 Spamsh Jail keeper Yes tenia) 's Ansl\er 27 Biddy 28 Exempted from son levy, 30 Ego 32 Emmy s relative 33 Nonprofes· swnals 36 Nwnber of muses 37 Rex Harrison's 38 Poker term 39 Onental tea 40 Crash agamst 41 Japanese salad vegetable 42 Call - day You may not aCcompliSh your a1ms on the first try today bon t lei 11 get you down your second effort wll t be mo re product1ve I LET TATER LUNCH ALL 81/ HISSELF TODAY, PAW EAT NARY A DRAP GOT 0' FIRE!! DID HE SLOR HIS VITTLES ALL OVER TH ON TH FLOOR PAW EN EWDCPDSV - PCOKW VJENB Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THE YEARS DANCE ALONG EASILY, IT IS THE DAYS THAT ARE TOUGH - SOU,RCEJ OBSCURE DCAKNECW NBS WHEN EVE~ '1'0U 60 TO ONE OF WOOP§lllCK'~ PAR:TIH, I{OU 6ET ~ICK t ' o r?tfl".v t~ z LA5JU.'6L EV LIBRA (Sopl. 23·0ct 23) Plan some entertainment for the I l CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Someone you 11 have deahngs wtth today w1 l1 have personal matters he prefers to keep secret No need to probe He It tell what he wants you to know V1RQO (Aug. 23·Sopt 22) Usually y'ou have good work habits Today you may tmd It hard gettmg started but once you settle down the day should be very producttve ex K .I FLOOR " GEMINI (May 21·Juno 201 Don t make 1ast·m1nute changes m plans today St1ck 10 th.ngs you ve thought through They II work out much better TYHTOSYQ PCDS • . SCORPIO (Ool. 24-Nov. 22) Th1s 1s a good da)l to have people over It w1U mvorve extra work but everyone will appreclate your efforts ARIES (Morch 2t-Aprll111 Be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Deo. on guard agamst beTng. a trifle 21) later 1n the day yQU may 1mpat1ent earlY m the day rP.ce1ve some news that causea Later you 11 be more tolerant of you to radically alter your others plans The change wiH be for TAURUS (April 20-May 201 the better LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) Talk thmgs over w1lti your mate to· day The areas where you dts agree are reconctlable 1f yOu H each g1v~ a lillie NBS I 7 oo-world at War 3. Lawrence Wetk 4. 15, Hee Haw 6,8 Firing Line 33, In The Know 10, Newsmaker '75 13 • 7 3~Treasure Hunt 3. Lost of the, Wild ,lo, Wild Kingdom 13 , • 8 oo-Emergency 3,4, 15, Howard Coseli 1l, College Basketball 6. Jeffersons 8, 10, Rivals o1 Sherlock Holmes 33 ' B »-Doc B, 10 9 oo-Movle "Harry In Your Pocket" 3,4,15; SWAT 13. Mary Tyler Moore 8 10, American Family 33 9 JC>-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 oo-Matt Helm 6, 13, Carol Burnett 8, 10, Soundstage 33 11 oo-News 3,4,B, 10, 13, ABC News 6, American Outdoorsman 15 Janakl 33 1 11 Is-Movie "River of Gold" 6 11 30-Movle "Sergeant Ryker ' 3, Weekend 4, 15. Don Kirshner's Rock Concert B, Movie "The Fall of tho Roman Empire" 10, Movie "T~e War of the Gargantuas" 13 0()-Movle "Madame' X'" 4, Qon Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 6 1 Is-Movie "Godzllia"' 13 1 30-Movle 11 The Shoot" 10 2 3t>-Movle "Paranoiac'" 4' 3 oo-ABC News 13 ' 3 J~Movle "Arrowhead'" 10 • oo-Movle "The Naked Brigade" 4 weekend tha t IS not run·of· lhe· m1U Then select some lnends to go along who- enJOY the un .. expected For Slturdey, J•n. 3, 1171 ex I 8 J~Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,15 Tom & Jerry 6, 13 , Bugs Bunny Rood Runner 8, Bugs . f;!unny & Friends 10 • 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo KIHy 3,4,15 Elec Co 20 9 J~Pink Panther 3,4, IS Lost Sau<er 13. Big Blue Marble 6, Scooby Doo 8, 10 Mister Rpgers 20 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15 Adventures of Gilligan 13. Hot Dog 6. Shazam Isis 8,10; Sesame St 20 10 3C>-Run. Joe. Run 3 4.15, Groovie Gooiles 6,13 II oo-Return to. the Planet of the Apes 3,4, 15 Speed Buggy 613 Space Nuts 8,10 Elec Co 20 11 J~Westwlnd 3 4, 15, Oddball Couple 6, 13, Ghost Busters B, 10, Mister Rogers 20 , , 12 oo-Jetsons 3,4, 15, Uncle Croc's Block 6,13, Volley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10. Vegetable Soup 20 12 3C>-Go USA 3.4.15. American Bandstand 6,13, VIewpoint 8, Fat Albert 10 oo-Green Acres 3, Champions 4, Chlldreo's Film Festival 8 10, Across the Fence IS., Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 ~ 1 JO-Marshall Basketball 3, Soul Train O; Movie "Chuka"' 13, Music City USA IS, Blogra'phy 33 2 oo-Coilege Basketball 3.15,4. Champions 8, llrban League 10 Film 33 2 JC>-Greatest Sports Legends 6· Movie "The Car dlnal" 10, Valiant Years 33 3 06-NFL Championship Games 6. To Be Announced 8; Family at War 33 r 3 J~Pro Bowling 6,13 4 oo-coliege Basketball 3.4 15 lnsi9ht 3~ 4 JC>-A Bit with Knit 33 ' ; B<tmircli Becle Osol CRYPTO(!I IOTE - He1e'• ho" to •l\ork it· A X y ll I . II ~ A X R IS I 0 N G F E I . !1. () IV NSVN BALL<;, 6 00-Sunrlse Semester 10. Washington Debates 13 6 3~Fun for Everyone 6, Treehouse Club 10 7 oo-Salurday Report 3 Film 4 Eddie Saunde( s 6, Treehouse Club B. US Farm Report 10. K~ntucky Afield 13 7 JC>-Builwinkle 3 Farm Front 4, Jetsons 6, Vegetable Soup 15 Dusty's Treehouse B. Man From COSt 10. Devlin 13. Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-Emergency Pius 3,4, IS, Hong Kong Ph~y 6, 13, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8.10 Sesame St 20 AstraGraph I R\' I'TU<lt'UTES THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,1976 . Ot1C h 11t•r ~l tnJ)h si.HHI"' fnr 1110thcr In thts s.ttnplc \ 1~ \l ~ l·d for till 1htt'(' I ~ \ r~ I thL \~\(1 f)>; til Stn..!ll h•ltrrs \lii)Strophes till h•ngth <IIIII rmmttton or IIH \\nrrls olrt' ~II ll ml~~t. F.1<hd\\ ih('< mlt• l•t11'1~ lfl,d JITe tC' n t Btl llCHES I STAN? .. 5 30-To Be Announced 8, Guppies to Grouper$ 33. 6 00'--News 3,4,8, 10, God has the Answer 15 , What Now, America• 33 _ 6 J~NBC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13. News 6, Rhoda B, CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & ,You 33 • 3; YOU ThiNK l SHOULD TA KE OVER JANIE'& 'EPARTMENT ? ARE 8 oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15. Barbary C~•l 13. WTVN Television Forum 6. Movie "'Where \the · !:Illes Bloom ' 8, 10. Washington Week on Re¥1ew 20,33 8 JO-Chrco & the 1,\an 3,4 IS Wall Street Week 20.33. 9 oo-Rockford Files 3,4.15. Movie "Goldfinger" 6,13. , The Oelectlves 5, Firing Line 20. ~asterplece T~~~n • 10 {)()-Pollee Story 3,4,15; CBS Reports lnRUiry 8.10, The Rogues s. News 20. Paul Nuchlms 33 10 3~Avlatlon Weather 20 11 oo-News 3 4 6,8, 10, 13.15. ABC News 33 11 J~Johnny Carson 3,4,15, Wide World Speclal6,13, Movie "Dr Phlbes Rises Again" B. Movie "The Innocents 10, Janokl 33 1 oo-Mio;Jnlght Special 3,4,6, 15, Sammy & Company 6 ; Movie "' The Human Oupllcators" 10. News 13 2 JO-Movle "Gunpoint" • 4 oo-Movie "Blast of Silence" 4 S 3~Movle "Sing and Swln,g" 4 5 06-Wide World of Sports 6,13 French :Chef 33 45 'Who Killed C,.+--1-'Society'" "" author 16 - Jergens DOWN I St John PassiOn' composer 2- Harbor, Guam SAVG-9!"'- . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT mosr mterestmg quest1ons will be used m thts column and wtlf rece1ve coptes of Magnam 39 Famous pamhng by VanDyck 43 Lambasted 12 w(ls.) 44 Doctrme ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION GAUL'S MARKET envelopes are enclosed The THOMAS JOSEPH M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE A Canadian reader wants to kn ow how many limes he should sacrtftee m order to keep a rubber gomg ln th eory this practice s om e time s ca lied Flag Flymg p ays off II you can get oil lor 300 or iess not vulnerable or 500 or less vulnerable In actual play It work s out badly because there ts no certamty that 1r the op ponent IS aiiowed to play the hand that he w<ll make" his co ntract So we recommend on ly occasiOnal sac rtftces (Do you have a questiOn lor the experts? Write '"Ask the Jacobys care ol th1s newspaper rhe Jacobys w11/ answer mdtvtdual quest1ons 11 stamped sell addressed 35 - -- lHE DAILY SENTINEL 4 NT 6¥ name RACINYfOOD MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VALU . .- , 30 Legislative body li_Arnmatic 34 - volatile MEIGS TIRE CENTER - Pass Pass Pass J t ACROSS I Suffuse munerse 6 Lanai l1 Plant pest 12 Aiievialed 13 Famous Wilham Jenmngs Bryan speech 13 wds) 15 Stag 16 Barbara Geddes J7 Frunl's for1e 22 lnvwlable 25 N1genan tribesman 26 - Simple Melody ( 2 wds 1 21 Great Lake 29 Moham· medan Mt McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Pas~ by MARK V STORE RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING ~~@v~~ South ~ .,.,EI>E Y SEE " HE Lfi(ES YOU I SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT No rlh East y-y- .. . West • By Oswald & James Jacoby North s ra1se to two hearts ~a s one ol the soundest we have ever seen but Jt worked out well lo r him South looked ANNIE-DOWN THE ROAD TO FAME at his 20 pomts and burst mto WE ~fARED liED FIND IHE BUT BILL WAS SO Black\\ood but sell led lor siX CiOiti G HARD 1 HEN WE HAD BUSY !IE WAS euT even though h1s partner show A t EllER '.JA'fiHC. 11 F Wf\5 i:3£CDM1 1'4~ \/ERY MARR IED- WE WERE SO SUCCt:'5 5 fUL fAMOL.lS DtDH r cd h1m the m1 ssmg two aces HAPPY FOR HIM AND WE DID Wf FELl S URE HE D Ht:? Sou t h v. as the same ihan SO HOPC AUU J-'h'/\ I fHAl HO T FOR(lO rT E-N US wh o h a d swo rn off ' un HE 0 BE HAPPY W~ DAY THEY 'D WAHlfD fO !<NOW OUR Nl W necessarv fmesses tn a New COME DAU GII I -.... ;----.. Yea r s resolutton so when he h ad studie d the hand thorough!} he noted that "b so mehow or other he had to • p1ck up th e queen ol spades There wcr e two wa ys to lmesse l or 11 but South work '~----'-..c.J lJ~~:.C:::i:::L':'=:=:_L_ / ed out a third way He decided .. REUTER-BROGAN IN_SURANCE SERVICES "" 6 5 Wf"ST t.AST 4Q a2 47 543 • 10 • J4 .1 10952" . 76 4 Q 10 7 4 • K J 96 3 11o SOUTJI Ill! 4 KJ 9 ¥ •1K9B5 •KQ 3 ""A 2 lloth vu ln£'ra bl e 2¥ Pass 5 ¥ Pass Pass Opcmng lead - LITTLE to make h1s opponents take the fmcsse fo r h1m 11 wasn t too h ard He won t h e d1amond a nd d rew trumps Then he cashed th e last two top d1e:tmonds and pla)ed the ace and a small club Then he spread his hand It dtdn t matter whether East or West won tha1 c lub trick II he led a s pl!de 11 would solve ali lmessmg problems If he led a nyth ing else South would ruff m one hand and di scard a spade from th e other ' • A B4 DUDLEY'S WliiD CROSS SONS STORE 2 ¥Q 76J2 ANNIE News 33 The easiest 1inesse of all 4 A 106 LITI1 !': Lottery 6 Evenrng Edition with Martin Agronsky 20 $25 000 Pyramid 10. To Tell the l!"uth 13. Pop Goes the Counlry IS, Black Perspectl~e on the WIN AT BRIDGE NORTil the sermonette HEINER'S BAKERY FRIDAY , JANUARY 2, "76 S 00--Bonanza J, Family Affa1r 8 1 Star Trek 15 s J~Adam 12 • · News 6 Beverly Hillbillies 8. Eiec Co 20.33 Adam 12 1J 6 oo-News 3.4 8 10 13 15. ABC News 6 Hodgepodge Lodge 20, VIlla Alegre 33 6 3~NBC News 3 4 IS ABC News 13 , Andy Grlffllh 6 . CBS News B. 10 Real1dades 20 Mundo Real 33 7 QO---. Truth or Cons 3 American Life Sty le 4, Wrestling 2 hours 5 Lawrence Welk 8 Bowling for Dollars 6 Aviation Weather 33 News 10, Don Adams Screen Test 13 Family Affair 1S, Are You L1stenrng 20 7 J~Porler WaQoner 3 Bobby Vinton ; Ohio. State CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon, 19) lt s advantageous f6r you to bargam a b1t 1n a commercral s11uat1on today You stancs to lose nothing and could save a · few bucks AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-flb. It) You have good 1eactersh1p qualities tQday but 11 s not hke .. ty you II use• them unless challenged Once you do Ihey 11 co~t~e through very strong : 1 PISCES (Fib: 20-M•ch H) Your f1rst th oughts are not ytur best ones today Take t1me to eOJaluate your courSes of act•on -~ J•n 31 1171 Don t be afraid to set lofty goats for yourself th1s coming ,year You ca n a11a1n them 1f you work hard a1 m h1gh and don t accept second best I �• r • ~ ~~ •P 7 10 Wednesday p,-ayer Jnd B1bf l' study 1 JO p n1 TUPPERS PLA,N$" CHAIS'TtAN CHURC H Euqen c lJnl/t)rwood pa stor How-ard Caldwell J S unda v .l n '>c hool llpl '1 unday Sc hool 9 10 a ,, 1 Mornmq Sermon SUTTON - Church :-,c hool ~ 30 6 Il l Wor5hJP lSI and 3rd 10 10 a Ill Sun day eventng Vt>LtYAN POME "i undays 10 JO a m se rvrcc 7 p m CHURC H Rev W NORTHEAST CLUSTER LETART FALLS UNITED le R t:v 0 Dell R:oy Mayer Rev R-obertMeeu ~RETt-iRE N Rev Pstc>r H£'nry Eb l1 n supt Church Pastor If r• eland No rns pasfor Su11 d ay S.c hool ~u pt Sunday a m worsh •P serv1ce 10 24 SChOOl 9 JO am Oenms Creegar I loyd Norrts . sup t Sunday Evcn.ng a m Youth cho1r rehearsal Assoc M1n1stcr 5t:hool 9 30 am mo 1n.ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer and Monday 3 30 p m under PratsP s£'rv1 cP 1 hursday 7 30 JOPPA - Worshtp lOam sermon 10 JO am Prayer d1rect•on of Mary Skmner Ch urch School 9 am Prayer scrvtce Wednesday 7 30 p m pm sen1or cho•r rehearsal 1 30 Mcelmg Wednesday 8 P m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF SYRACUSE F'IRST p m Ttwrsday w•lh M r s Paul CHURCH OF GOD LONG BOTTOM - Wor GOO OF PROPHECY - G p Rev Nease d 1rector Sh1 p 9 a m Sunday School ~ m tlh pastor Sunday School Gt>or ge Oiler ~aslor Sunday POMEROY CHURC H OF school 9 15 am Prayer Mee11ng 10 . a m Arthur Henson 9 15 a fl1 morn1ng THE NAZARENE - Corner preach •ng Wedl'1esday 7 JQ P m Supt Mornmg Worsh1p , II 11 a m Un 1on and Mulb erry Rev NORTH BETHEL am Young Peoples serv1 ce ev an gel,s t,c se r vu::e 7 30 p m Clyde v Hend erson pastor Ct]urch 7 p m Evenmg servrce 7 30 Worsh1p II ft m Praye r met>t•ng Thursday Sund ay school 9 30 am Glen 730pn1 Sc hool 10 a m p m Wednesd a y M1d Week ALFRED - Svnday Sc hoo l Prayer ~e ry 1 c e 7 30 p m McClung s upt mor., . ng POMEROY WESTSIDE worShip 10 JO am e yen mg CHURCH 9 J.5 am Woi'Son1p 11 am Yo uth mee t,ng 6 30 p m OF CHR IST 200 W Prayer mcetrng Wednesde~y Even 1ng worsh 1p 7 30 p m service 7 i! 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Jerr y Paul 7J5 pm UMWJrdTuesddy • CHESTER' CHURCH OF serv1ce Wednesdey J 30 p m rn tn 1s l e f phone 997 7666 GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Con se rvat • ve 8Pm THE NfUAR.E NE Rev non REEDSVILLE - Sunday H ~ rbert Grate pastor Rev Harold Deeth rector •hstrum ental Sunday wor Sc Mol 9 30 am Worship 7 JO WorShip serv 1ce 11 a m and Church sennces 10 30 a m sh p 10 am B1ble study 11 P m Praver Me e tmg 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Sunda';' Holy commun•on t~r sl Sun day am worsh1p 6 p m WC!d P m Tuesday UMW 7 30 Sc ~oo l 9 30 am Rt c hard ut month church school 10 30 r1esday B•ble s t udy 7 p m P m IS ) Thursday ~ arion supt P:rayer mectmo a m for nurserv throuah 1'1 SILVER RIDGE ~ Wor Wednesday 7 30 p m POMERO'f CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL shl p 10 am Chur c h School 9 BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - R•chard Evanson am CH~IST- Clifford Smith pastor B1ble school 9 30 BAPTIST ~ Roger Turner pastor Super1ntenden1 Doyle TUPPERS PLAINS mtn1sten Sun·day School 9 JO worsh1p 10 JO a m a m 10 Wotshtp 9 am Church School am mornmg church 10 30 adult worShip serv 1ce and Hudson Sund ay school 10 :_EmNO Mornmg worsh 1p 11 young peoples meetmg 1 JO a m CHURCH OF am Sundayevenlngse r vrce Su nday evenmg ser't't€e 7 30 p m Comb1 ned 8 1ble study am CHRIST - George Fredertck 7 30 Wednesday Bible study 8 pmP m Wednesd"'Y serv1ce, and prayer meet 1n g Wed 7 30 p m su p! Se nnce week ly 9 JO LAUREL CLIFF FREE nesday 7 30 p m am on Sunday Pr:eacll1ng METHODIST - Rev Floyd F OLD DEXTER BIBLE THE SALVATION ARMY l1rs1 and lh1rd Sun deys of Shook pj!Stor Lloyd Wnght Envoy Ray w Wtn.ng oH1cer CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev month by Cl 1fford Smtth 9 30 s unday school sup t Sunda Ron Te rry pastor Sunday .n charge Sunday 10 a m am Y school 10 a m , Mrs Worley Hoi ness meet1 ng 10 JO a m HOB~ON CHRISTIA.N school 9 30 am Mornmg supefln fendent Sunday Schoo l Young F r ancs ., \ worsh1p 10 •30 am even.ng vNION ~ Da rr ell Ooddnll wo r s iHp 7 30 p m Wed Morn •n g worsh tP 11 a m Peoples leg•o n 7 p m p.:~ sto r Sunday School 9 30 nesday Ch rt ST ta n You th Sunday even1ng sennce 7 30 Thursday I to J p m L.. adtes a Ill Leonard G il more f rst Crusade 6 30 p m ChOir Home League 7 p m Prep GRAHAM UNITED e ld e r even.ng serv.ce 7 30 prac t• ce Thursday 7 p m cla sses METHODIST Preachmg Wednesday prayer DEXTER CHURCH OF P n f.r st and second ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 30 a m mect.ng 7 30 P m CHRIST ~ Charles Russell CHURCH Gorner of Sundays of each monlh th 1rd MT , MORIAH CHURCH OF Sr mmtsler Norman C Will and fourth Sundays each 5-;c:amore and Second St s GOD - Rac1 n e Route 1 The supt s unday school 9 JO Pomeroy The Rev Wdl 1am month wor s h•P serv•ce a t 7 30 Rev Cha rl es Hand pastor a m worsh 1p serv •ce 10 JO Mlddleswarth Pastor Sunday p m Wednesday eve nmgs at Sunday sc hool 9 -15 am am Btble s tu dy Tuesda Sc hool at 9 45 am and 7 30 Prayer and B1ble Study morn1ng worShip 11 am 7 30 p m Y Church Serv1ces 11 a m SEVEN T H DAY AD Even1n g serviCeS Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH SACRED MEART - Rev VENTIST Mulberry He1g llls and rnday 7 30 P m OF JESUS CHRIST OF Father Pau l D We ton Road Pomeroy PasTor BEARWALLOW RIDGE ~ LATTER DAY SAINTS pa st or Phone 992 2825 Gerard Se ton Sabbath Sc hool CHURCHOFCHRIST Doug Portland " Rac.ne Road Saturday evenmg Mass 7 30 Su p er 1ntenden1 Clara Appalred now and then at the 1mpropnety of your own remarks? Se aman ll11n1ster 8 lbl£' Will am Roush pastor Denn';' Mcintyre Sab bath Sc hool Sun day Mass 8 and 10 a m study 9 10 am mornmg Evans Sunday Schoo l Confess1on Saturday 7 7 30 Sa turday afternoon at 2 00 We say thmgs we really don t mean And occasionally we say what we do worsh P 10 10 a m cven mg o.rectoc Sun da';' School 9 30 Pm wllh Worship se r v 1ce MIOO worsh P 8 P m WE)dnesday am Mornmg worsh 1P 10 30 mean but really shouldn't say · followmQ at 3 15 POMEROY FIRST BAP LEPORT CHURCH 11 q tl' !1•blc sludy 8 P m am Sunday even 1ng serv1ce TIST Rev Ralph Zundel RUTLAND Fllii:>l BAPOF THE NAZARENE - Rev MT OLIVE CHURCH 7 p m Wednesday evenmg No church claims 11 can tram you to say the nght thm!) at the nght t1me _ ; pas to r Wlll1am Walson TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger Do n Co le pastor Mrs Mary Long Bottom <;unday School prayer serv 1ces 7 30 ~ m Sunday school sup/ Su nd ay Fo rd Jr pastor Drewy although expressing truth, concern and kmdness toward others 1s very much a ' Lallley Sunda y sc hool sup! 10 rl m w lh W1llard Pigott BETHlEHEM BAP 1ST _ school 9 30 am BY F 6 Gore s up! Sunday sc hool Sunday school 9 30 am 1 E 1 t part of Chnstlan llvmg morn •ng worsh p 10 30 am sup vanqc •S IC message ReY Earl Shu le r pa stor P m Bible study Wed 9 30 a rn mornmg wo r ShiP S each Sun day cventng 7 30 by Worsh p serv ce 9 30 a m nesday 7 p m cho•r p rac t1 ce 10 45 a m unday evangel1st•c mee t.ng Eld er Russell Clme mtn ,ster Sun day school 10 lO am Our churches teach the Gospel of Chnst which has for two thousand years Wednesday 9 30 p m THE HILAND ~o.HAI"'El,. 7 30 P m Pray er mee11ng o l the Apo stol c Fatlh B1bl e Bible study and prav e r BURLINGHAM CHURCH George Casto pastor Sun day 1nsp~red truth, concern and kindness The heart of that Gospel is God 's Love lor Wednesday 7 30 P m Study Wedn esday ? JO P m serv 1ce Thurs da v 7 30 p'm - Past or cte rr y Lewls Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m even1ng P STIVERSVILLE COM - :J.. US and lor ALL MEN school 2 30 p m w th worsh 1p worsh p 7 30 Thur sday UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY CHURCH - 5unday CARLETON CHURCH serv1ce at J JO p m m 1d qyen1 n g prayer serY ~e 7 30 MINISTRY OF MEtGS school serv1ce 10 am K,ngsbury Road Gary Kmg No person can hope always to say the nghl thing f.ut. generally, what we week serv~ee Tuesday 7 30 p pn> COUNTY - Dwtght L Zavllz ' Prayer meeting Thursday 7 pastor Sunday sc hool 9 Jo m RACINE APOSTOLIC p 111 Sunday even•ng serv1ce am evenmg worstl •P 7 30 d1rector express are our conv1ct1ons Our church helps us discover .md Implement them 1 7 pm p m Prayer mee t mg Wed HARRIS ONVILLE _., PRES CHURCH Tllomas l Advto rtsmg Ser\ICe II"(: Slrasburg V•gna Holmes pastor Evangci1S t 1c BYTERIAN Rev ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST nesday 7 30 P m \ POM'EROY FIRST se r v1ce Sun day 7 30 p m SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 282 Ern est St r 1Ckl 1n pasto r Pome ro y Harnsonv1lle L 0 N G B 0 T T 0 M pra yer mee t 1n~ Tuesday Mulberry Ave aftll1ated Sunday c hvr ch school "1 30 Road M1ke ·G1rton paslor CHR:ISTIAN - Bruce Sm1lh 7 30 p m Btbl e study w1th S B C Gary Basham am Mrs Homer Lee sup! Steven Stanley Sund'aV school paslor Wallace Damewood, Thurs day 7 30 p m Sunday school supt Su nday morn1nQ worShip 10 30 supt 5 u nday school 9 30 Su p! B1b le .Sclleiol 9 30 a m school 9 30 am mornmg MIDDLEPORT - Sunday a m mo rn •ng wo r sh1p a n d Prea chmg se r v 1s:e 10 45 am FIRS -T SOUTHERN worShiP 10 JO am .. evenmg R cha rd commun1on 10 30 am No eve n• n!l <:;e r v1r., BAPTIST 282 Mulb e rry school 9 30 am worshiP 7 30 p m B1ble Vaug ha n su p t Morn 1ng Sun d ay even1ng you th HYSELL I"(UN r-t<t:t: Ave Po me ru y a•nl1a ted W1th study Wednesday 7 JO p m • ChrtSIJanencteavor 6 JO prn METHODIST CHURCH s B C the ~ Rev Brad l ey worsll 1p 10 30 am SYRACUSE Mori1 1ng worsh1p '.ierY ce 7 30 p m Rev Paul Nevill e pastor worsh1p 9 a m Sunday Wednesday even tn g pr,1yN Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m With the hope It will, in some measure'. foster and help sustain that school 10 am Mrs Sampson me et 1rrg and B ble study l 30 Morn mg serv1ce 10 30 am Hall SUp ! P m YOUth SerVICe 6 45 p m which IS good in family and community life, this feature IS sponsored by RUTLAND ST JOHN LUTHERAN Evangelrs t ,cSe(Y'ICC730pm GOO CHUJ RCii OF CHURCH Pme Grove ,_ ..I.JH~ Pra yer meetmg Thursday 'the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear below 0 ~ev am es D Re OJ '{vd l1am Mtddleswarth 7 30 p m Guynn pa s tor Su nday Pastor Chu r ch Se r v1c es 9 JO FREE COM GOSPEL IN mE BEGINNING GOD ~~~~~ 1~p 1? 1 a m Sunday am S'un day School 10 JO a n MISSION at Ba ld Knob Rev FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS The Holy Bible tells us m Genes1s I 1 " In" the begmrung e en am Su nday BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Gr1tf lth su p! of church 2 Convemenl Locations CHRIST - B1ble Sc hool 9 JO Rev L R Gtu esencamtJ God created the heaven and the earth " It then goes on to tell w"'ed mg se rv•ce 7 P m ~e~ay worShip serv1c e am mor n mg .. worSillP 1 0 30 pastor. Roger w ltfred Sr 7 30 Pomeroy Ph 992 2582 us how He made the vegetatiOn', the ammals, and t hen H1s !mal Bakers of Good Bread am Sunday eve n 1ng worShip Sund'i'IY Schoo l s upt Sun d ay masterpiece, man m H1s own Image. HAZEL COMMUNITY serv tce 7 p m c ho•r prachce sc hool 9 30 am praye-r Huntington . W Va Mason Ph 77l 5721 CHURCH Near Long Wednesday 7 p m Rev Je ff meet111g TUesday 7 JO p m Thus everylhmg had a begmmng Even sm had a begmBo tt om Edsel Hart) pastor Ranson P astor youth mee1 1ng 6 p m Sund CJY Sunday schdo l 10 am ANTIQUITY BAPTIS.T leaders Ada Van Meter and rung We are now m the begmnmg of a new year, and many Chur c h 7 30 p m pra y:er Rey Freeland Norr1s pastor Gretta Sullie Sun da'tl eyen 1ng people will make new year 's resolutiOns, but will fall m mee t1ng 7 JO p m Thursday Sunday scho ol 10 am worsh1p l p m tllrough keepmg them ' MIDDLEPORT PEN Ch ur ch serY 1Ce 7 p m wmter monlhS TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave the Wedn esday B1ble Sludy 7 MT HERMON CHURCH Two Locations However, God, who said m Rev 22 13 " I am Alpha and Rev W ll 1a m Kn !tel pa stor Pm OF THE UNITED Grocer~es & General Merchandise S9 N second 51 Mlddlepo..JI • 0 Rona ld Dugan Sun day Sc hool RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREJ.I IN CHRIST Omega, the begmmng and the end, the first and the last ," has, Ph 949 5171 Ractne Gallipolis . 0 46 Court St Classes tor a ll ages NAZARENE Rev JoM A Rev J ames H Leac h pastor Sup t through H1s love, provided us With a way of Iastm ~ and keepmg evenm g servH;e 7 30 Bible Cot tm a n pa stor Sunday Sunday schOol 9 30 a m salvation through H1s Son Jesus Chnst He could have s t u dy We dnesaday 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 a m Gerald Rus se ll Spe n ce r su p! p m youth se rv1ces Fr 1dt.oy We ll s sup! Morn 1ng WorShip Worsh1p scrv1ce tO 45 a m destroyed mankind for hiS sms 10 30 a m Su nday eventng Evenmg worsh1p all,trnat 111 g 7 30 p m One day there Will be an end to all thmgs as they are now FREEWILL BAPTIST worSt'l•P 7 30 Prayer wdh C E a l 7 30 p ...,. m on Co rn er Asn and P lum M•d, mee1 1ng Wedn esday 7 30 p Sunday Prayer m ee11n9 7 30 There w1U be a total destructiOn of sm and smners But for dleport Noel He rrman m P m We dn es d ay Al fred 214 E Maon We Fttl Al l Doctors Presc nptmns Pomeroy those who have· repented, and believed and suffere<l" for pastor Saturday even mg Wo ll e lay leade r 992 295S Pomeroy Ph 992 5130 ce 7 p m Sunday school RACINE FIRST lllAPTIST WHITES CHAPEL Serv Cllrist's sake, It Will be the begmrung of a 'new hfe m a world 10 a m S unday · eve n 1 n g Ronn•e Sa lse r Sund ay Coolvllle R D Rev Roy 1. that has no end - Rev Dr Robert Persons, Life Sc1ence worship 7 p m school supl Sunday school Deeter paslor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m morn•ng worsh•P 9 30 a m worsh1p serv 1ce Church 10 40 a m Sunday eve n1ng 10 JO a m B1bl e st udy and worsh1p 7 30 Wedt1esday pray e r serv•ce Wednesday even1 ng B•b le study l 30 7 JO Q m lou1s W Osborn«: RUTLAND Ph 992 34U 100 E Matn 220 E Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 DANVILLE WESLEYAN RliT[ANO CHURCH OF MEIGS • Pomeroy . Re v Le lo n Glasure pastor CHRIST Rod Kasler COOPERATIVE PARISH 1 Mr. and Mrs James Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am pastor v H Braley ~un day THE UNITED Mr and Mrs Gene Wilson . youth and !U1' 1 10r you th ser . school sup t Sunday schoo l METHODIST CHURCH Cowdery recently honored were Mr and Mrs Robert IJICC 6 45 p m even mg 9 30 am worShip se r v tce Robert T Bumgarner worsh1p 7 JO p m prayer and co mmun on f 10 30 am theU' daughter, Jenny Sue D•rector Sams of Jane Lew, W Va, and praise Wednesday 7 30 youth meetmg 6 p m Sunday POMEROY CLUS'rER with a party on her fifth Keepsake Diamond Rmgs Mr and Mrs Gale Sams of Bak ers at G&y 90 Bread om eYenmg !.erv•c.e 7 regular Rev Robert Hayden birthday. Refreshments of SILVER RUN FREE board meetmg lll1rd Satur I Middleport Rev 0 Wm Svdenstncker Ph 992 3030 Weston, W Va , Mr and Mrs 212 E . M~on St , Pomeroy BAPTIST Miles Trout day 7 p m Ph 992 3785 CHESTER - WorShip 9 15 cake, 1ce cream, and Kool- • Junior Congrove, Mr and a m paslor Su nday Sc hool 10 Church School 10 am am leon Miller sup ! RUTLAND COMMUNITY Aid were served to the POMEROY Worsh1p Mrs Gary McNearney and Even1ng se rvt ce 7 p m CHURCH' Sun day School 10 JO a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 15 guests Scott Reed, Keith son of Zanesv1lle, and Mr Prayer meelmg Th ur sday 7 9 lOa m -worsh1p ser-vlce 1 t am UMYF630pm p m a m Wednesday prayer Putman, Ann Buckley, ENTERPRISE - WorShip and Mrs Jerry Palmer of CHESTER CHURCH OF mee t1ng 7 30 p m youth 9 a m Chur ch School 10 am (Formerly Sadie s Market) ChriSti Hoffman , MIChael Burbank GOD- Rev Bobby Porter serv1ces Sunaa y 1 p m Mia~ eport , Ohro ROCK SPRINGS S';'r.acuse Ph 992 3986 pastor Sunday school 9 30 Sun day ntQhl wqr'sh1p 7 30 Martin, Abigail Cauthorn, Wo r sh iP 10 a m Church Guests at the home of worsh1p se rv 1ce 11 -... ' a m I Sc hool 9 am UMY F 6 30 Sarah Foster, S1lbii Foster , and Mrs Ernest Whitehead pm am even 1ng se r VICe 7 30 RUTLA.,O CHlJKC.:~ OF youth serv ce Wed n esd THE NAZARENE Rev 1 Andy Nestor, Jodi Nestor, FLATWOODS Wo rshtp on Chr1shnas day mcluded7 30 p m ay Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor 11 a m Chur ch Scllool 10 a m " Joy Coulson, Kay Coulson, Mr and Mrs B1ll Meredith , LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sun day school 9 lO am MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHURCH Ted Jones worsh1pserY 1CC 10 30am Kirk Reed, Jodi Sm1th, Carla, Rev Robert Bumgarner Chuck and Roger Meredith of • p as1or Sunday sc hool 9 30 broa dcas t ltv e ov~~ WMPO HEATM - Wor'Sh iP 10 JO Jeff, and Paula Cowdery, am Roy s gman su pt young peoples se rv ice 6 45 700 E Ma1n 1 Beverly , Mr and Mrs Harold Pomeroy a m Church Sc: hoo l 9 30 am. morn ng worship evangei1St1c'Servtce 7 30 p m 10 30 Hell ' Dealer Dlal992 2101 UM YF 6pm Mrs V1rgm1a Walton, M1ss Sauer and Joy of MidSun day eYen 1ng se rv •Cf' 7 30 Prayer meet ng Wednesday RUTLAND Jeffrey Ph. 949 5961 Third 51 . Sus1e Cowdery, and Mrs Pat week serv 1ce Wed 7 30 p m M1S.S1onary dlewport Rd Mr and Mrs Gerber Pa sTo r worsh 1p ' m1d nesd a y 7 JO p m m eet1ng 7 30 p m first Marhn 10 30a m Church Sc hool9 30 Isaac Frydlnan of Columbus, Wednesday of month am MASON COUNTY Mrs Helen Archer spent Jane Whitehead , a student at SYRACUSE CHURCH OF SYRACUSE CLUSTER THE NAZARENE Dale MASliN t n<:, 1 tHH-' liST Chnstrnas With her son, Mr Rev R1chard E Jarvis OhiO Umversity , Athens. F1ne Food& Se rv1ce Bass pastor Bob Moore Second a11d Pomeroy Sts ASBURY Worsh1p )1 Locust Sf The Store with A Heart and Mrs, Don Coleman and Middlepo~ Sunday school supt , Sun day David Weber , also a student Stan Craig pa sTor Sunday am Church Schoo l 9 SO a m A acme school cla~ses tor atl ages school Dial992 524ll Ph 949·3342 9 45 a m worship UMW first Tuesday family at Columbus at OhiO Umvers1ty, Mr and am morning worship s~ rvtc e 11 am rra1n1ng FORST RUN - Wo rshtp 9 910 304Sam Mr and Mrs Ralph NYP S 630pm Mrs Denver Weber and un1on 6 30 p m evenmo am Church Sc hool 10 am eva1'1gelist1c serv1ce 7 30 p m worshtp serv1ce 7 30 p m UMW thtrd Wed n esday 7 30 Henderson and Mrs Wilma Mark, Mr and Mrs Warren M1d week prayer meeting Mtd week prayer serv1ce, pm Casto of Portland visited with Wednesday 7 30 p m Pickens and Jul1 Whitehead. Wednesday 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Wo r shtp mtss •onary mee tlng second MASON CHURCH OF 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m the John Henderson family Mr and Mrs Michael Wednesday 7 30 p m CHRIST. P 0 Bo:-; 48.7 Mttler UMW Thtrd Monday 7 30 p m . Sales- Quasar- Service Christmas eve Bormg, Pomeroy, VIslled UNITED FAITH NON St Mason W, Va Sunday SYRACUSE Church A acme Ph 949·9591 Rac1ne Ph 949 3151 DENOMINATIONAL Rev B1 ble Study 10 am Worship Recent dmner guests of Mr Sc hool 9 30 a m Worst11 p with Mr and Mrs Grant Roberl Sm tih pastor Sund a y 11 il m and 7 p m B1ble Stl.)dy se r v1c e 7 30 p m IMid Mrs Denver Weber and Bormg durmg the holiday ,. school 9 30 a m c la ss Wednesday 7 p m Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER -: leader L e o Hill worsh•p rn USIC I Rev Howard ShiYeley family were Mr 1\lld Mrs season se rv iCe 10 30 a m c hur ch Rev Steven W1l~on FIRSr .SOUTHERN Oscar Weber and daughter of 7 30 p nl Mr and Mrs Terry HoffRev Zelia Kruszewski BAPTIST - Corner of Second EDEN UNITED and Anderson Mason Pastor, BETHANY - (Dorcas) Keno man and daughter, of "The Fr.jendly Folks BRETHREN IN CHURIST Doai992. J284 Middleport Worsh1p 9 30 a m Ch ur c h Wi:i1ter Cloud Sunday school , Mr and Mrs Ralph Wigal Morehead, Ky visited w1lh Pom?t"oy, Oh1a Elden R Blake pastor School 10 30 a m f! JS a m worshtp serv1ce t 1 Sunday Sc hoo l 10 am and family spent the holidays her parents, Mr and Mrs am and 730 pm Weekly CARMEL- Church Sch ool Howard Mc Coy su pt 01ble studY Wednesday 7 ~ 0 9 30a m WorshiP 10 30 am In Florida John Hetzer and ot her Mornmg se rm on 11 am 2n d and 41h Svnday s P m • n1gh 1 serv1ces Mr and Mrs Randy Young · relatiVes and fnends durmg MASON ASSEMBLY OF APPLE GROVE - Sunday S u n da y ? 30 GOD Dudd1ng Lane Mason " Sc hool 9 30 a m WorShip 7 30 Chr1stlan En d eavo r of Pomeroy Rd spent Chr~st­ the holidays Pm Song serv1ce fl p m p m 1st and 3rd Sun days W Va l= hester Ten nant M1d mu eve With her parents , Pomeroy, OhtD Ill Court 51 Pastor Sunday School 9 J ti Prayer meeting Wedn esdav Prealhmq 8 30 p m Spendmg Chr1s1Jpas with Pr&ve r mee t fng am Children 5 Church 6 45 7 30 p m F-ellowsh ip supper II eek Mlddtopotr, Ohio Mr and Mrs Maurice Reed Mr.s Claremont Harris were cdnesday 7 p m Rav p m You11g P eo ple 5 Se rvtce f1r s 1 Sa turday 6 p m UMW Hdan s lay leader and family 2nd Tuesda y 7 30 p m 6 15 p l'n Evange!tst•c Mr and Mrs David CtiURCH OF JES:US Se r-v1c e~ 7 30 p m Women s EAST LETARl - Church Moog• County Branch and Mrs Chester Hamilton , and Mr and Mrs CHRIST Lo c ated at School lst 2nd 3rd Sundays M1ssmnary Coun c 1l 10 a m f'!u!1and on New Lun a Road Mundry Sr were Chnstmas Harlen Webb and Came of 9 30 a m Fourth Sunday f1rs1 and l h1 rd Tuesday!. 10 30 am Worsh1p 2nd n e ~t to Forest Acre Park Prayer and B1ble Study dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mansfield, Mr and Mrs Rev Ray Rouse pastor Moddleport, Ohro Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Sunday Wednesday 7 30 p m Olester Mll"dry, Jr and Larry Harr1s and family, Mr 9 30 a m Pra yer Meelmg Robert Musser Su nday School ' 296 W. Second Wednesday 7 JO p m UMW supt Sunday schoo l 10 30 Pomeroy Ph 992·3N• Lori and Mrs Sonny Hams and a m wo.rsll•p 7 30 p m .. B1bl(' Is! Tuesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHrUh t. li iH tudy Wednesday 7 30 p m s Robin Humphrey, student family, Mr and Mrs Herman WESLEYAN - <Raclne) ·CHRIST 1n C: hrtSfiCin U111011 Saturday nl gll t pri'ly (') r sc r Sunday School 10 am TM Rev Wilham Campbell. at Ohio State Umversi ty. GrossniCkle and fa mily, and V•(eJlOpm Worsh•P 11 am Jr UMYF pastor SundBy Sc~oot 9 30 I . HEMLOCK GROVE Columbus, is SP!'nding her Lisa Maste1 s Wednesday 3 30 p m B•ble am James Hughes supt CHRISTIAN Roger, Thursd~y 7 p m Choir Stud y l!ven1ng• serv1ce, 7 lO p m hoUday vacation w1th her Chester. Ohio Mrs Bess Larkms spent !Vatson pastor: , Wallace Pract1ce Tllursday 8 p m The Flneslln Mobile Homes • Wednesday evening prayer parents, Mr. and Mrs Bradford , supt , mornlng LETART FALLS Church ChriStmas Day with her 1100 E. Main meet1n.9 • 7 30 p m Youth Pomeroy Ph. '92·7014 wor!.h•p 9 30 , church !.chool, prayer ~ chool 1st 2nd 3rd Sun days ser.v~ee each Tuesday Charles Humphrey. Also daughter, Mrs Dons Marks 10 30 young peoplt's 10 15 am 4lh Sun day 9 15 FAIRVIEW BIBLE I 'I meeting , 6 30 P m , even ing visiting the Humphreys at Chester Mr and Mrs am Worship 1st 2n d 3rd CttURCH, Letart W Va , Rt 7 30 p m ' Blble WOrShip , Su n days 9 15 a m 4th I Rev George Ho!.char, during the holiday were Mr James Carruthers and Penny 'fud-v Wedntsday 1 7 JO p m Sund~y 7 30 p m Sunday Schoo1 9 30 r u 1\. .. pastor llld Mrs Gary Walker of of l.ouiSVIlle were also MORNING STAR • Natlonwlcte Insurance Co of Columbus a rri Pra and Bible study Small~· Sales & Ser"lce r~ cv Ccc{l \..01( IHISIOr 7 JO ..p mver Cottage Worshlp 9 30 am , Church 107 Sprong Avt Pam~or Pray!',... 491 loCUli 51 Middleport Ph. 992·3092 VISiting at ~he Marks horn e ~ undav ichool supt Joe Servk;e Tuudey tO a m Sch.ool 10 30 a rn , Mid Week Dlatmm1 Sayre Sunde';' -sc hool 'il 45 Worship serv1ce Thursday ; , Chrlstmu dinner guests of Serv1ce W-ednesclay a p m - Jlfrs I. Balderson' ' ' am Sunday even1ng wor · 730pnl • Spence r pasl 4 r Troy lw11tlng Sunday school s up! Sund,,y sc hpol 9 JO am mor r11 n g worshtp 10 30 Svnday e vangel •shc mcet 111 g 7 30 P m Prayer meet.ng Wednesday 7 30. p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co1nt; r Founh and Ma 1n Mlddl£'port Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun day School 9 JO am Mrs Erv 1n Baumgardner ~upt Morn 1M worshtp 10 45 a m ' JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES Larrv Carnah.an preSidtng mlnts ter S unl1'ay B 1 ble lec ture 9 JO am Watch tower s tudy 10 30 a m l vesday 81ble stu ely 7 30 p m Thursday m m lstry sc noot , 30 p rn senflce meetmQ 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIA N UNION - Ldwrtnce Ma,Hey p~sror Mrs ~ lnUII Young SU~ay 5<hd0t SuDr Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Evenmg worsh1p 7 30 Wedn es day pray er merhng 1 10 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rac•ne RovTe 1 the Rev James M Muncy pas1or Sunday school 9 45 am mornmg worshtP II am even 1ng worsh •P 7 30 Praye r meet•ng Tuesday 7 JO p m Young peopl es me>etmg 7, 30 p m lhursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Cor11er S1xlr <lnd Palmer lhe Rey Peter Gran da! pastor Danny Thompson super nTendent Sunday School WMPO Rad10 program 7 45 a m Sunday Schoof 9 15 a m Mor f1 tn g wcrs h 1p 10 15 a rn Youlll ac 11vd es and fe llows hip for sen,o r h •gll 1un or and studenls 6 p m Sunday evcnmg worsh p 7 JO p m M1d week pray e r se r v1ces Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, M1ddlepor t 5th and Mam George Glaze m•n s t er Ja me s Shee rs super1n lende n l B1 ble scllool 9 30 a m mornmg worsh p 10 30 a m even mg worsh•p 7 30 pray er serv1ce 7 p m Wed nesday . MORSE CHAPEL Wursh1p II a m Chur ct. ~c hoot 10 a m PORTLAND Worship 10 p m Church Sc hool 9 JO 9 lht.• lliith !"-.IIIIIWI.J\1 uhii~J~' t l l 'nu,l'lo\ IJ l1td.n DICK 1,11 1 Pill• • • Television log for·easy viewin"g . . WOUL D YOLJ What did Llf\E ANYTHING ~ ~~~y? • CAP!'AIN EASY A LADY AST~OL06EF<. OF ~EMARKABLE :• MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET ~ ...., TALEJr,J T5! v BY C0N5ULTI'-lt:l HiE $TAR5, ZELDA MAY 61VE US A LEAD ON Wt!d[ HAPPE/IE{) OIJ THAT DATE CARVED 0~ THE PYRAMID! ORPHAN ~~ ' ; 16 • ALl l':Y OOP :-0-,~-~--.-I--W_A_N-~~CH--A--,-.M-E-ET--~ r-------------~ • MONA ' SloiE'S A FRIEND OF OURS ' -~'.1'.--._ - . Reedsville News Notes SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT K&C JEWELERS BETSY ROSS BAKERY ' MARKET RUTH'S - You 1S ver4 k1nd, Sir, but RArS T.V. & HOM_E ENTERTAINMENT tENTER M• . . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. WILKINSON'S l'llmeroy. • • ·. . . NO Ma<E: BOWIN' AN' SCRAPN ' TO :..JAT. UL MASS 0' BLUBBER YO' CALLS THE -IG/K •- YOU'RE -U6H'--AS GOOD AS HS IS rf-.r-c=- :· IF I CAN MAKE"" AMERICAN .0"MBASSY IN TIMG; I MAY Y/:TBE' - JACOBY MODERN} • '' 12- tO.J 6€RIOUS1 YOU DID IT ONCE YOU CAN DO l AGAIN I PROVIDED. 11-IAT 15 , WH'\T'S TIIAT 11<AT ~OU H'\VEN'T GOlTEN TOO BICT 5UPIDSED rO ll \ILY MEAN2 FOR YOUR 4 Subject for Toynbee 5 Before tee 6 Allude 7 Symbol of Ameraca 8 Kyushu s volcamc moun tam 9 - AVIV 10 Append 14 Ruth's son 18 Shade of green 19 Scarlett's plantation 20 Hurry along 21 To)rhole 1hyph wd ) 22 Skirmish 23 Auk genus 24 Spamsh Jail keeper Yes tenia) 's Ansl\er 27 Biddy 28 Exempted from son levy, 30 Ego 32 Emmy s relative 33 Nonprofes· swnals 36 Nwnber of muses 37 Rex Harrison's 38 Poker term 39 Onental tea 40 Crash agamst 41 Japanese salad vegetable 42 Call - day You may not aCcompliSh your a1ms on the first try today bon t lei 11 get you down your second effort wll t be mo re product1ve I LET TATER LUNCH ALL 81/ HISSELF TODAY, PAW EAT NARY A DRAP GOT 0' FIRE!! DID HE SLOR HIS VITTLES ALL OVER TH ON TH FLOOR PAW EN EWDCPDSV - PCOKW VJENB Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THE YEARS DANCE ALONG EASILY, IT IS THE DAYS THAT ARE TOUGH - SOU,RCEJ OBSCURE DCAKNECW NBS WHEN EVE~ '1'0U 60 TO ONE OF WOOP§lllCK'~ PAR:TIH, I{OU 6ET ~ICK t ' o r?tfl".v t~ z LA5JU.'6L EV LIBRA (Sopl. 23·0ct 23) Plan some entertainment for the I l CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Someone you 11 have deahngs wtth today w1 l1 have personal matters he prefers to keep secret No need to probe He It tell what he wants you to know V1RQO (Aug. 23·Sopt 22) Usually y'ou have good work habits Today you may tmd It hard gettmg started but once you settle down the day should be very producttve ex K .I FLOOR " GEMINI (May 21·Juno 201 Don t make 1ast·m1nute changes m plans today St1ck 10 th.ngs you ve thought through They II work out much better TYHTOSYQ PCDS • . SCORPIO (Ool. 24-Nov. 22) Th1s 1s a good da)l to have people over It w1U mvorve extra work but everyone will appreclate your efforts ARIES (Morch 2t-Aprll111 Be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Deo. on guard agamst beTng. a trifle 21) later 1n the day yQU may 1mpat1ent earlY m the day rP.ce1ve some news that causea Later you 11 be more tolerant of you to radically alter your others plans The change wiH be for TAURUS (April 20-May 201 the better LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) Talk thmgs over w1lti your mate to· day The areas where you dts agree are reconctlable 1f yOu H each g1v~ a lillie NBS I 7 oo-world at War 3. Lawrence Wetk 4. 15, Hee Haw 6,8 Firing Line 33, In The Know 10, Newsmaker '75 13 • 7 3~Treasure Hunt 3. Lost of the, Wild ,lo, Wild Kingdom 13 , • 8 oo-Emergency 3,4, 15, Howard Coseli 1l, College Basketball 6. Jeffersons 8, 10, Rivals o1 Sherlock Holmes 33 ' B »-Doc B, 10 9 oo-Movle "Harry In Your Pocket" 3,4,15; SWAT 13. Mary Tyler Moore 8 10, American Family 33 9 JC>-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 oo-Matt Helm 6, 13, Carol Burnett 8, 10, Soundstage 33 11 oo-News 3,4,B, 10, 13, ABC News 6, American Outdoorsman 15 Janakl 33 1 11 Is-Movie "River of Gold" 6 11 30-Movle "Sergeant Ryker ' 3, Weekend 4, 15. Don Kirshner's Rock Concert B, Movie "The Fall of tho Roman Empire" 10, Movie "T~e War of the Gargantuas" 13 0()-Movle "Madame' X'" 4, Qon Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 6 1 Is-Movie "Godzllia"' 13 1 30-Movle 11 The Shoot" 10 2 3t>-Movle "Paranoiac'" 4' 3 oo-ABC News 13 ' 3 J~Movle "Arrowhead'" 10 • oo-Movle "The Naked Brigade" 4 weekend tha t IS not run·of· lhe· m1U Then select some lnends to go along who- enJOY the un .. expected For Slturdey, J•n. 3, 1171 ex I 8 J~Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,15 Tom & Jerry 6, 13 , Bugs Bunny Rood Runner 8, Bugs . f;!unny & Friends 10 • 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo KIHy 3,4,15 Elec Co 20 9 J~Pink Panther 3,4, IS Lost Sau<er 13. Big Blue Marble 6, Scooby Doo 8, 10 Mister Rpgers 20 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15 Adventures of Gilligan 13. Hot Dog 6. Shazam Isis 8,10; Sesame St 20 10 3C>-Run. Joe. Run 3 4.15, Groovie Gooiles 6,13 II oo-Return to. the Planet of the Apes 3,4, 15 Speed Buggy 613 Space Nuts 8,10 Elec Co 20 11 J~Westwlnd 3 4, 15, Oddball Couple 6, 13, Ghost Busters B, 10, Mister Rogers 20 , , 12 oo-Jetsons 3,4, 15, Uncle Croc's Block 6,13, Volley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10. Vegetable Soup 20 12 3C>-Go USA 3.4.15. American Bandstand 6,13, VIewpoint 8, Fat Albert 10 oo-Green Acres 3, Champions 4, Chlldreo's Film Festival 8 10, Across the Fence IS., Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 ~ 1 JO-Marshall Basketball 3, Soul Train O; Movie "Chuka"' 13, Music City USA IS, Blogra'phy 33 2 oo-Coilege Basketball 3.15,4. Champions 8, llrban League 10 Film 33 2 JC>-Greatest Sports Legends 6· Movie "The Car dlnal" 10, Valiant Years 33 3 06-NFL Championship Games 6. To Be Announced 8; Family at War 33 r 3 J~Pro Bowling 6,13 4 oo-coliege Basketball 3.4 15 lnsi9ht 3~ 4 JC>-A Bit with Knit 33 ' ; B<tmircli Becle Osol CRYPTO(!I IOTE - He1e'• ho" to •l\ork it· A X y ll I . II ~ A X R IS I 0 N G F E I . !1. () IV NSVN BALL<;, 6 00-Sunrlse Semester 10. Washington Debates 13 6 3~Fun for Everyone 6, Treehouse Club 10 7 oo-Salurday Report 3 Film 4 Eddie Saunde( s 6, Treehouse Club B. US Farm Report 10. K~ntucky Afield 13 7 JC>-Builwinkle 3 Farm Front 4, Jetsons 6, Vegetable Soup 15 Dusty's Treehouse B. Man From COSt 10. Devlin 13. Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-Emergency Pius 3,4, IS, Hong Kong Ph~y 6, 13, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8.10 Sesame St 20 AstraGraph I R\' I'TU<lt'UTES THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,1976 . Ot1C h 11t•r ~l tnJ)h si.HHI"' fnr 1110thcr In thts s.ttnplc \ 1~ \l ~ l·d for till 1htt'(' I ~ \ r~ I thL \~\(1 f)>; til Stn..!ll h•ltrrs \lii)Strophes till h•ngth <IIIII rmmttton or IIH \\nrrls olrt' ~II ll ml~~t. F.1<hd\\ ih('< mlt• l•t11'1~ lfl,d JITe tC' n t Btl llCHES I STAN? .. 5 30-To Be Announced 8, Guppies to Grouper$ 33. 6 00'--News 3,4,8, 10, God has the Answer 15 , What Now, America• 33 _ 6 J~NBC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13. News 6, Rhoda B, CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & ,You 33 • 3; YOU ThiNK l SHOULD TA KE OVER JANIE'& 'EPARTMENT ? ARE 8 oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15. Barbary C~•l 13. WTVN Television Forum 6. Movie "'Where \the · !:Illes Bloom ' 8, 10. Washington Week on Re¥1ew 20,33 8 JO-Chrco & the 1,\an 3,4 IS Wall Street Week 20.33. 9 oo-Rockford Files 3,4.15. Movie "Goldfinger" 6,13. , The Oelectlves 5, Firing Line 20. ~asterplece T~~~n • 10 {)()-Pollee Story 3,4,15; CBS Reports lnRUiry 8.10, The Rogues s. News 20. Paul Nuchlms 33 10 3~Avlatlon Weather 20 11 oo-News 3 4 6,8, 10, 13.15. ABC News 33 11 J~Johnny Carson 3,4,15, Wide World Speclal6,13, Movie "Dr Phlbes Rises Again" B. Movie "The Innocents 10, Janokl 33 1 oo-Mio;Jnlght Special 3,4,6, 15, Sammy & Company 6 ; Movie "' The Human Oupllcators" 10. News 13 2 JO-Movle "Gunpoint" • 4 oo-Movie "Blast of Silence" 4 S 3~Movle "Sing and Swln,g" 4 5 06-Wide World of Sports 6,13 French :Chef 33 45 'Who Killed C,.+--1-'Society'" "" author 16 - Jergens DOWN I St John PassiOn' composer 2- Harbor, Guam SAVG-9!"'- . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT mosr mterestmg quest1ons will be used m thts column and wtlf rece1ve coptes of Magnam 39 Famous pamhng by VanDyck 43 Lambasted 12 w(ls.) 44 Doctrme ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION GAUL'S MARKET envelopes are enclosed The THOMAS JOSEPH M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE A Canadian reader wants to kn ow how many limes he should sacrtftee m order to keep a rubber gomg ln th eory this practice s om e time s ca lied Flag Flymg p ays off II you can get oil lor 300 or iess not vulnerable or 500 or less vulnerable In actual play It work s out badly because there ts no certamty that 1r the op ponent IS aiiowed to play the hand that he w<ll make" his co ntract So we recommend on ly occasiOnal sac rtftces (Do you have a questiOn lor the experts? Write '"Ask the Jacobys care ol th1s newspaper rhe Jacobys w11/ answer mdtvtdual quest1ons 11 stamped sell addressed 35 - -- lHE DAILY SENTINEL 4 NT 6¥ name RACINYfOOD MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VALU . .- , 30 Legislative body li_Arnmatic 34 - volatile MEIGS TIRE CENTER - Pass Pass Pass J t ACROSS I Suffuse munerse 6 Lanai l1 Plant pest 12 Aiievialed 13 Famous Wilham Jenmngs Bryan speech 13 wds) 15 Stag 16 Barbara Geddes J7 Frunl's for1e 22 lnvwlable 25 N1genan tribesman 26 - Simple Melody ( 2 wds 1 21 Great Lake 29 Moham· medan Mt McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Pas~ by MARK V STORE RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING ~~@v~~ South ~ .,.,EI>E Y SEE " HE Lfi(ES YOU I SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT No rlh East y-y- .. . West • By Oswald & James Jacoby North s ra1se to two hearts ~a s one ol the soundest we have ever seen but Jt worked out well lo r him South looked ANNIE-DOWN THE ROAD TO FAME at his 20 pomts and burst mto WE ~fARED liED FIND IHE BUT BILL WAS SO Black\\ood but sell led lor siX CiOiti G HARD 1 HEN WE HAD BUSY !IE WAS euT even though h1s partner show A t EllER '.JA'fiHC. 11 F Wf\5 i:3£CDM1 1'4~ \/ERY MARR IED- WE WERE SO SUCCt:'5 5 fUL fAMOL.lS DtDH r cd h1m the m1 ssmg two aces HAPPY FOR HIM AND WE DID Wf FELl S URE HE D Ht:? Sou t h v. as the same ihan SO HOPC AUU J-'h'/\ I fHAl HO T FOR(lO rT E-N US wh o h a d swo rn off ' un HE 0 BE HAPPY W~ DAY THEY 'D WAHlfD fO !<NOW OUR Nl W necessarv fmesses tn a New COME DAU GII I -.... ;----.. Yea r s resolutton so when he h ad studie d the hand thorough!} he noted that "b so mehow or other he had to • p1ck up th e queen ol spades There wcr e two wa ys to lmesse l or 11 but South work '~----'-..c.J lJ~~:.C:::i:::L':'=:=:_L_ / ed out a third way He decided .. REUTER-BROGAN IN_SURANCE SERVICES "" 6 5 Wf"ST t.AST 4Q a2 47 543 • 10 • J4 .1 10952" . 76 4 Q 10 7 4 • K J 96 3 11o SOUTJI Ill! 4 KJ 9 ¥ •1K9B5 •KQ 3 ""A 2 lloth vu ln£'ra bl e 2¥ Pass 5 ¥ Pass Pass Opcmng lead - LITTLE to make h1s opponents take the fmcsse fo r h1m 11 wasn t too h ard He won t h e d1amond a nd d rew trumps Then he cashed th e last two top d1e:tmonds and pla)ed the ace and a small club Then he spread his hand It dtdn t matter whether East or West won tha1 c lub trick II he led a s pl!de 11 would solve ali lmessmg problems If he led a nyth ing else South would ruff m one hand and di scard a spade from th e other ' • A B4 DUDLEY'S WliiD CROSS SONS STORE 2 ¥Q 76J2 ANNIE News 33 The easiest 1inesse of all 4 A 106 LITI1 !': Lottery 6 Evenrng Edition with Martin Agronsky 20 $25 000 Pyramid 10. To Tell the l!"uth 13. Pop Goes the Counlry IS, Black Perspectl~e on the WIN AT BRIDGE NORTil the sermonette HEINER'S BAKERY FRIDAY , JANUARY 2, "76 S 00--Bonanza J, Family Affa1r 8 1 Star Trek 15 s J~Adam 12 • · News 6 Beverly Hillbillies 8. Eiec Co 20.33 Adam 12 1J 6 oo-News 3.4 8 10 13 15. ABC News 6 Hodgepodge Lodge 20, VIlla Alegre 33 6 3~NBC News 3 4 IS ABC News 13 , Andy Grlffllh 6 . CBS News B. 10 Real1dades 20 Mundo Real 33 7 QO---. Truth or Cons 3 American Life Sty le 4, Wrestling 2 hours 5 Lawrence Welk 8 Bowling for Dollars 6 Aviation Weather 33 News 10, Don Adams Screen Test 13 Family Affair 1S, Are You L1stenrng 20 7 J~Porler WaQoner 3 Bobby Vinton ; Ohio. State CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon, 19) lt s advantageous f6r you to bargam a b1t 1n a commercral s11uat1on today You stancs to lose nothing and could save a · few bucks AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-flb. It) You have good 1eactersh1p qualities tQday but 11 s not hke .. ty you II use• them unless challenged Once you do Ihey 11 co~t~e through very strong : 1 PISCES (Fib: 20-M•ch H) Your f1rst th oughts are not ytur best ones today Take t1me to eOJaluate your courSes of act•on -~ J•n 31 1171 Don t be afraid to set lofty goats for yourself th1s coming ,year You ca n a11a1n them 1f you work hard a1 m h1gh and don t accept second best I �JO - The03 11)Sent am;l M 1ddltpur t f lomtt u\ 0 ~thlt\ J,tn 2 H17ri For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds { ft!ICramhl t tht !lt f4Ur Jumbh·~ t'ach '"ttu n rt' to form four ord •n•r ) "urd" WANT ADS INFORMATION OM tette r 141 Notice C ~ IIDL PM Day NotiCe I I Before 1 - r~ns, Currency and Supplies I K [UlSLOB J . I INCUJ r FREE ESTIMATES Blown lnsulaiJon Serv•ces I J r Sl\ acu ~e ~-====~~J :=:=~~==~==:::_:•u:r~r~o~stedbytheabovec~oon I XI r I Sale rg ---- - --- -- SNOW TIRES 'e ------- llil Sales _____ .. La Salle HOTEL "2 Rooms, '5.00 up Special Rates by w.... or-Month • Ph 992 Ohto 399J 4 10 1 m o ' C R 1'1 N E ~ e r v 1 te e r ec on 40 f t P twne 992 5468 .- ·"· .·_b u ld1 ng derrtek I 2 261p lost TV log for easy viewing Real Estate S. P om erov Off1 ce lOS Butternut 992 3345 Form er l y Weed Whol es al e. F eaturrng Delutt Zerox Copy Serv,ce, Q tf ce Su p p l cs . M m ev gr aph Supp l es la r ges t select on of wed n Sou I h d lng suPlfl es eas ern Oh o Th e Prrnl ShO p Compl et e ( Shit m bU"!:tness '" M•d · dtepo rt ) 12 8 2 mo STORM WINDOWS& DOORS I. REPLACEMENT WIPIIDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFtTT GU rrERS 4WNIPIIG5 LARRY LAYENDER . 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Otester News Notes BV CLARilF. ALLEN Mr a nd Mr• Geo rg' Genheuner were !i:hnstmas Eve guests of Mr and Mrs - Gary Wo!J and ch1ldren They were Chmtmas day guests uf Mr and Mrs Earl Dean and fam1ly Mr and Mrs V1rg1l Wuud Spnngf1eld, were guests of Mrs Letha Wood Thursday mght and Fnday Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Genheuner were Mrs Mae Rose and R1chard and Mr _ and Mrs Walter Marik, all of Akron R1ehard Koblentz, Columbus visJted the Genhe1mers on Chnstmas Mr and Mrs Ralph Keller _ spent ChriStmas m Columbus ::;- w1th Mr and Mrs Don ' Williams and chtldren :. Chnstmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland were Mrs Esta White Keno and Mr s Mary Reed Eastern Mr and Mrs Tony Wes t JOhn Camp LeJeune N C spent several days w1 th Mr and Mrs Bruce Myers and sons Mrs Opal Hollon and Kellv Parker spent a few da) s m Columbus w1th Mr and Mrs Gerald Hollon Mr and Mrs Don WJ!hams and children Columbus spent the "eekend with Mr and Mrs Ralph Keller Mrs Letha Wood was Chnstmas dmner guesl of Mr and Mrs Roy Chnsty ln Ihe afternoon they \ISJted Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and fam1ly Tuppers Plams and w1lh Mr and Mrs Bob Wood Mr and Mr s Jame s Caruther s and Penny Canton spent Chri stma s week with Mrs Doris Marks Chnstmas dmner gues ts of Mr and Mrs Hobart Newell were Mrs Velma Newell Tuppers Plams Mr and Mrs Denms Long and daughter Mrs Ma'y Pierce I ong Bottom Darlene Justice and boys Racm e V1s1hng m the evemng were Mr and Mrs John Newell and family Keno HAPPY NEW YEAR SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 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WE'RE NOT NO. 1 - / Ccward Calvert, au1o Carpenter Personals atr local car Sharp and Mrs Richard and daughters New Boslon llhnu1s are spendmg some ttme here w1th tl1e1r parents Mr and Mrs Dana relaltvcs m the area The Sunday sc hool class of Mrs Lucy Gaul enJoyed a lurkey dmner at her home on Dec 15 Mrs Gaul roasted a Localed on St Rt. 1 Chester, 0 lurkey and members took a covered dish dmner and a g1fl exchange was held f.... ::..~.::; Vernon Celand Columbus VISited Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Monday mgh t and '.,_ • Tuesday Mr and Mrs Larry Clark By Alma Marshall -. and dau ghlers VISited relahve s In Sprmgf1eld MASON - Mr and Mrs CUrtis McDamel were guests of Sunday Mr and Mrs Calvm McDamel and falDlly m Pt Pleasant on Mr and Mrs Dana Clmstmas mornmg where they had breakfast Afterward, Mr Peacock Robyn Todd and and Mrs Curtis McDamel went to Nashpqrt, OhJo where they Charmm Goldsboro N C spent ChriStmas mght With their daughter and fanuly Mr and spent Christmas week with Mrs James Uoyd and sons Mr and Mrs Arthur DeTray On Satw'tlay Mr and Mrs Curtis McDaniel Mason Mr Christmas dinner guests of and Mrs Calvm McDamel and family, Pt Pleasant, Mrs Mr and Mrs James James Uoyd and sons of Nashport, Olalky McDamel, Mason, R1denour and sons were Mr spent the day with the McDaniel's other daughter and family, and Mrs John Hayes Mr Mr and Mrs Stan Saunders m Columbus and Mrs Buel R1denour Mr Mrs Clara Wllhams, Mrs Richard G1lkey, Jaclue Blake, and Mrs John Wickham Mr and Mrs Sarah Willos Pomeroy, went by Greyhound from and Mrs John Ridenour and Gallipolis to see the Nut Cracker at Taft Theatre m Cincmnall Jason on Saturday Mr andiMrs, Clayton Allen Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Uoyd W1lhams , on : and Bill VISited m Ashland Christmas were Mr Raymood Fogl=ng, Pt Pleasant Betty Ky on Monday w1 tlr Mr and Lyons, Mrs Helen Wllhams, Mr and Mrs Richard Gilkey and family, Mr and Mrs Denver Blake i1nd family Mrs Evelyn Nlcbolson, Clifton, and her daughter and son m~aw, Mr and Mrs John Curtis Roush rCinda and Carolyn of West Colwnbia spent the hohdays VISitmg Mrs Nicholson s son, Tech Sgt Nick Nicholson and family at McGwre Air Force Bas, N J On the 26th the group celebrated the llth wedding amnversary of Tech Sgt and Mrs Nick Nlcholsoo by gotng out to dinner The Roushes and Mrs Nicholson retu~ned home on Monday Cinda observed her 14th birthday on Dec 15 at her home She received many cards and money Her Sunday School class of the PresbylerUin Church, Pt Pleasant had a surprtse birthday party for Cinda The honoree received many gilts •• Mr and Mrs Joe Posey of Clifton, spent Christmas w1th their son and daughler-m~aw, Mr and Mrs Don Posey at Ravenswood Mrs Jess1e Cartwrighl spent Olristmas with her daughler Mrs Marguer~te Darst m Pt Pleasant Store CUFTON - Marvm Barker, Jr of Marmet, accompamed Plus' with a wtde his grandmother, Mrs Helen Barker of Clifton, lo Marmet, to variety of home and spend Christmas and the holidays with his wile, Lmda and daughter Melanie On Chrtstmas Day, Mrs Helen Barker, her great-grandchild, ¥elan1e, Mr and Mrs Marvin Barker, Jr, ate <llrlstmas dinner wllh Mr Barker's molher, Mrs Bermce Barker Harris at Charleston, W Va Mr and Mrs GranvilleSimthandTommyofLeon, W Va spent-the holidays VISiting Mr and Mrs Phillip Smith and family at Lexington Ky RIGGS USED CARS Mrs D B Martm and Robert Allen 1\oss Cleland was returned to his home Wednesday from Notes : Mrs Da na Bailey has returned home after spendmg some t1me al Holzer MedJcal Cenler for observation and lrealment Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Joshua JOmed other family members on Chnstmas Day at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Chnton Gilkey m Alban) Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Miller Debbie and Laura and 1 the1r son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Danny Akers and Lmda VISIIed Mrs Miller s parents Mr and Mrs Glen Gassaway Powell durmg lhe hohday vacallon and JOined Mr Miller s parents and other rela II ves at the home of h1s brother m law and sister Mr and Mrs Wayne Fuller and fanuly Ca rdmgton on Chnstmas Day Martha Mays who s~e nt sume lime takmg cared of property m Strasburg has returned to her home here Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey JOined fam1ly members on Christmas Day at the home of !heir son-m-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Roy , Wiseman at Harrisonville Others present were the Wiseman s children and grandchildren, Mr and M1 s Larry Clark and daughters Chester and Rev and Mrs David Wtseman and fanuly Woodfield and her mother Margaret Parsons, rutland Mr and Mrs Wilham Culwell spent Chnstmas Day m Jackson with h1s brother in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs T H Blanton and Greg Zelia Perry spent Christmas w1th her son-1n law and daughter Mr and Mrs Carrol Woodgerd and family but has relurned to the home of anot~er son VICtOr Perry, where she 1s bemg cared for Paul and W C Peck JOined their meee and family Mr -nd Mrs Cecil Blackwood Usa Dye , and Mr and M• s Thad Dye and children for Christmas dmner Mr and Mrs Emz1e Davis VALUE RATED W1th One Of These Quality Buys 75 Chrys ler Newport Custom 11 Dr Sherwood green v tn y l roof P S P B atr factory o ff tc a l car wrth new ca r wa r l'ianty TO") RUE S4LE PRICE------ '4495 Ba1ley and Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers and otl er See Ray Riggs or Roger R1ebel DRUG NEEDS. ! 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Chnstmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland were Mrs Esta White Keno and Mr s Mary Reed Eastern Mr and Mrs Tony Wes t JOhn Camp LeJeune N C spent several days w1 th Mr and Mrs Bruce Myers and sons Mrs Opal Hollon and Kellv Parker spent a few da) s m Columbus w1th Mr and Mrs Gerald Hollon Mr and Mrs Don WJ!hams and children Columbus spent the "eekend with Mr and Mrs Ralph Keller Mrs Letha Wood was Chnstmas dmner guesl of Mr and Mrs Roy Chnsty ln Ihe afternoon they \ISJted Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and fam1ly Tuppers Plams and w1lh Mr and Mrs Bob Wood Mr and Mr s Jame s Caruther s and Penny Canton spent Chri stma s week with Mrs Doris Marks Chnstmas dmner gues ts of Mr and Mrs Hobart Newell were Mrs Velma Newell Tuppers Plams Mr and Mrs Denms Long and daughter Mrs Ma'y Pierce I ong Bottom Darlene Justice and boys Racm e V1s1hng m the evemng were Mr and Mrs John Newell and family Keno HAPPY NEW YEAR SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 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WE'RE NOT NO. 1 - / Ccward Calvert, au1o Carpenter Personals atr local car Sharp and Mrs Richard and daughters New Boslon llhnu1s are spendmg some ttme here w1th tl1e1r parents Mr and Mrs Dana relaltvcs m the area The Sunday sc hool class of Mrs Lucy Gaul enJoyed a lurkey dmner at her home on Dec 15 Mrs Gaul roasted a Localed on St Rt. 1 Chester, 0 lurkey and members took a covered dish dmner and a g1fl exchange was held f.... ::..~.::; Vernon Celand Columbus VISited Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Monday mgh t and '.,_ • Tuesday Mr and Mrs Larry Clark By Alma Marshall -. and dau ghlers VISited relahve s In Sprmgf1eld MASON - Mr and Mrs CUrtis McDamel were guests of Sunday Mr and Mrs Calvm McDamel and falDlly m Pt Pleasant on Mr and Mrs Dana Clmstmas mornmg where they had breakfast Afterward, Mr Peacock Robyn Todd and and Mrs Curtis McDamel went to Nashpqrt, OhJo where they Charmm Goldsboro N C spent ChriStmas mght With their daughter and fanuly Mr and spent Christmas week with Mrs James Uoyd and sons Mr and Mrs Arthur DeTray On Satw'tlay Mr and Mrs Curtis McDaniel Mason Mr Christmas dinner guests of and Mrs Calvm McDamel and family, Pt Pleasant, Mrs Mr and Mrs James James Uoyd and sons of Nashport, Olalky McDamel, Mason, R1denour and sons were Mr spent the day with the McDaniel's other daughter and family, and Mrs John Hayes Mr Mr and Mrs Stan Saunders m Columbus and Mrs Buel R1denour Mr Mrs Clara Wllhams, Mrs Richard G1lkey, Jaclue Blake, and Mrs John Wickham Mr and Mrs Sarah Willos Pomeroy, went by Greyhound from and Mrs John Ridenour and Gallipolis to see the Nut Cracker at Taft Theatre m Cincmnall Jason on Saturday Mr andiMrs, Clayton Allen Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Uoyd W1lhams , on : and Bill VISited m Ashland Christmas were Mr Raymood Fogl=ng, Pt Pleasant Betty Ky on Monday w1 tlr Mr and Lyons, Mrs Helen Wllhams, Mr and Mrs Richard Gilkey and family, Mr and Mrs Denver Blake i1nd family Mrs Evelyn Nlcbolson, Clifton, and her daughter and son m~aw, Mr and Mrs John Curtis Roush rCinda and Carolyn of West Colwnbia spent the hohdays VISitmg Mrs Nicholson s son, Tech Sgt Nick Nicholson and family at McGwre Air Force Bas, N J On the 26th the group celebrated the llth wedding amnversary of Tech Sgt and Mrs Nick Nlcholsoo by gotng out to dinner The Roushes and Mrs Nicholson retu~ned home on Monday Cinda observed her 14th birthday on Dec 15 at her home She received many cards and money Her Sunday School class of the PresbylerUin Church, Pt Pleasant had a surprtse birthday party for Cinda The honoree received many gilts •• Mr and Mrs Joe Posey of Clifton, spent Christmas w1th their son and daughler-m~aw, Mr and Mrs Don Posey at Ravenswood Mrs Jess1e Cartwrighl spent Olristmas with her daughler Mrs Marguer~te Darst m Pt Pleasant Store CUFTON - Marvm Barker, Jr of Marmet, accompamed Plus' with a wtde his grandmother, Mrs Helen Barker of Clifton, lo Marmet, to variety of home and spend Christmas and the holidays with his wile, Lmda and daughter Melanie On Chrtstmas Day, Mrs Helen Barker, her great-grandchild, ¥elan1e, Mr and Mrs Marvin Barker, Jr, ate <llrlstmas dinner wllh Mr Barker's molher, Mrs Bermce Barker Harris at Charleston, W Va Mr and Mrs GranvilleSimthandTommyofLeon, W Va spent-the holidays VISiting Mr and Mrs Phillip Smith and family at Lexington Ky RIGGS USED CARS Mrs D B Martm and Robert Allen 1\oss Cleland was returned to his home Wednesday from Notes : Mrs Da na Bailey has returned home after spendmg some t1me al Holzer MedJcal Cenler for observation and lrealment Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Joshua JOmed other family members on Chnstmas Day at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Chnton Gilkey m Alban) Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Miller Debbie and Laura and 1 the1r son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Danny Akers and Lmda VISIIed Mrs Miller s parents Mr and Mrs Glen Gassaway Powell durmg lhe hohday vacallon and JOined Mr Miller s parents and other rela II ves at the home of h1s brother m law and sister Mr and Mrs Wayne Fuller and fanuly Ca rdmgton on Chnstmas Day Martha Mays who s~e nt sume lime takmg cared of property m Strasburg has returned to her home here Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey JOined fam1ly members on Christmas Day at the home of !heir son-m-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Roy , Wiseman at Harrisonville Others present were the Wiseman s children and grandchildren, Mr and M1 s Larry Clark and daughters Chester and Rev and Mrs David Wtseman and fanuly Woodfield and her mother Margaret Parsons, rutland Mr and Mrs Wilham Culwell spent Chnstmas Day m Jackson with h1s brother in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs T H Blanton and Greg Zelia Perry spent Christmas w1th her son-1n law and daughter Mr and Mrs Carrol Woodgerd and family but has relurned to the home of anot~er son VICtOr Perry, where she 1s bemg cared for Paul and W C Peck JOined their meee and family Mr -nd Mrs Cecil Blackwood Usa Dye , and Mr and M• s Thad Dye and children for Christmas dmner Mr and Mrs Emz1e Davis VALUE RATED W1th One Of These Quality Buys 75 Chrys ler Newport Custom 11 Dr Sherwood green v tn y l roof P S P B atr factory o ff tc a l car wrth new ca r wa r l'ianty TO") RUE S4LE PRICE------ '4495 Ba1ley and Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers and otl er See Ray Riggs or Roger R1ebel DRUG NEEDS. ! 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Capnce, 2 dr H T., vinyl top, Th1s b1rd has everythmg A real buy extra n c e car Hatchback 5 ~ 51695 1971 Pontiac LeMans ••••••••••• 1 Dr H T V B aulo p S p B v1nyl roof 11695 1972 Olds CutiB F-885 ••••••••• 4 Dr au!o P S P 1972 Buick LeSabre •••••••• ~ •••• ~1695 2 Dr H T auto I' S P B V roof 1972 v.w.•••••••••••••••••. ····'1695 1973 Opel 4 dr. Sedan •••••••• ,}1695 cyl 4 spu 1973 Chevy Vega ••••••••••••••• 11695 atr 1971 Olds Custom Cruiser••• ; ••• 11595pass 1971 Ford LID Country SQuire •••s1595 4 I UQ PS PB 1970 Ford Maverick 2 Dr.••••••••51295 1971 l:'nrtl a :·P. S. Clll, ,.r, 4 Dr. H.T. ••••••••s1095 1969 Chevy Ncwa 4 Dr•••••••••••• '695 6 p S 1965 Chevy BelAir 4 Dr.··········'495 1968 Dodge 4 Dr., auto. •••••••••••'495 P S PB Auto '2 YOUR FRIE 1972 Ford T-Bird. Blue & white vinyl top 1972 Cadillac Coupe DeVille ••••• !2895 and 1974 Chevy Ncwa 4 Dr•••••••••• s2495 B th1s one Only YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 1975 Ford Maverick 2 Dr•••••••• s2395 6 cyl aulo P S PS p B 1?73 Bu1ck LeSabre · Custom, 4 Dr. H T, a1r, crutse, vmyl top We sold & serviced top, a1r, tape Local one owner N1ce stand trans Fully equtpped check YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix. Blue with white Long 6 cyl aulo YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER . atr long w1de bed V Pnced . 1971 Chevy C-10 •••••••••••••••• 51495 Sho rt bed 8 1968w1deFordlh Ton .................. sgg5 bed stand~--trans w 1de YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 75 Plymouth Duster 2 Or 6 c yl atr P S AM Rad 1o factor y offrc tal car w rth n ew car warrant y TOM RUE SALE PRICE------- "3695 74 Plymouth Satellite 9 Pass Wagon P S c ond f act P B atr off 1cral car wtfh ne w ca r warrantv TOM RUE S4LE PRICE ---~---"369,5 74 Dodge Dart 6 cyl 2 dr ca r a b ea utiful on e loc al owner L ess than 10 000 m ies TOM RUE SALE PRIGE---"2995 73 Plymouth Duster2 Dr 318 V 8 P ~tr 29 000 mt les by one local owner , TOM RUE S4LE PRICE------· 2495 71 Mercury Montego Wagon a1r P S TOM RUE SALE PRICE PB •1495 11 Dodge Coronet Wagon a r P S P B TOM RUE SALE PRICE------ •1495 69 Dodge Coronet 4 Door 6 c y l ' good full s1ze e conomy car TOM RUE SALE PRICE------- •795 66 Cadtlla<: ..a Dr: One owner and lot s of mtles left TOM RUE S4LE PRICE------ , 795 M4NY MORE USED CARS STOP& LOOK 74 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, 73 power, air •••.•• '6295 Cad•lla~ Cpe. DeVile, power, a1r ---- -'4795 Sed. 73 Cadillac DeVille, power, air•••••.'4595 72 Cad1lac Cp,. DeVille, power, a1r •••• '3895 73 Olds Toronado, 73 Olds 98 Lux. V-roof, a1r - - - - - - Sedan, power, air•• : •••• 13695 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., paSs. •••••••• ••• v-rool, Dr~ pow., alr ••••••• 12995 73 Pont. LeMans 4 72 Datsun 2 Door, std ••••••••••••••••• .'1595 72 Pontiac H.l Cpe., V-roof, PIIWer ••••• 12395 72 Bu1ck lS Cus. Con~ power, aJL- •••• 12895 72 Bu1d Electra, V-top, pow;, air. •••••• 12695 72 P~- Gold Duster, 6 cyl~ 3 speed .... 11995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ___ •••••• ~95 ' 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe~ full power, air12295 72 Olds lux. Sed., fuR pbwer, fact a~r12895 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., luggage rack 11695 70 Volkswagen 2 See Tom Rue, Ray Douglas or G (Pat) Williamson 70 Dodge Door 11595 Bug • •••••.•••••••11295 Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B., •• 11395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air •••••• .'1095 69 P~- 4 Door, V-8 auto.-------·------- 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF QUALITY Motor Co.~ 1974 CHEVROL£TC 10 FLEETSIDE 13095 6 cyl std trans step bumper good ftres clean sharr blue ftnlsh Book Value S320G-Ciearance 1973 BUICK LeSABRE CUST HT CPE 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. 68 67 68 HT, 350 V-8, P .B., '895 .. 1895 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto•••••••••••• !995 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto••••••••••• .'695 Pontiac Station Waaon.·----·---------- 1795 88 H.l Sedan--- ----------- 1395 Chevrolet % ton Pic:kup •.•••••• ••••• ••11295 66 Olds S299S Lo cal car sharp tnstde and out good new hres custom whe e ls dark green v tnyl roof green ftn1sh AM radto and tape fa c tory a1r power steering and brakes automatic Book Value S3050 oo-Ciearance 1972 FORD GRAN TORI PliO 13295 air•••••••• '3695 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air PH. 992-2594 '3395 11995 4 door one local owner ne w radial whtte wall ttres V 8 automaftc: power steecmg radto sa ve on a n•ce one 69 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed •-- ---- '2695 See one of these courteous salesmen Pete Burrts, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvm Keebaugh Book Price $2075-Ciearance PO~~~~!eM~!~~ C0.1Jl' \CI POMEROY, OHIO Parkersburg W Va recently VISIted her brothers Paul and W C Peck Christmas dmner guestsrof Mrs Rolland Crabtree were farmlv members Mr and Mrs Kenneth Crabtree the Holzer Med1cal Center a~d family Gallon were McArthur Mrs Murl Billy Robert Alle~ \\eckend guests of Mr and Galaway and Mr and Mrs graduate student at Lehigh Donald Crabtree and Cmdy Unavers1ty, returned to Mrs Arthur Orr Mr and Mrs Charles local Mr and Mrs Arthur Bethlebem, Pa, after a two Crabtree were callers m the weeks VISit with Mr , and Mrs E1chmger and Suzannah Columbus were Chrtstmas afternoon Claylon Allen Billy left Day guesls of Mrs Opal Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley Belhlehem on Monday with a - an~ Anna, Ed1son, were pregroup of friends for Miami E1chmgfr and famtly Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr Chrislmas guests of their Fla , lo attend the Orange Bu11l game un New Years spcnl Chnstmas Day w1th Dr - j ~nts, Mr and Mrs Lew1s and M1 s Ruger Grueser and Snu local and Mr and Da) d.mglt " s fJ)~a n Mrs F.'u~cn e Sl ew It' Mr and Mrs fll Newnan Albany Mr and Mrs Leon • Woodrum Randy and Cathy and Mr and Mrs Bob Woodrum and family, McAr thur called on Murl Galaway and Beulah Crabtree durmg the past week Dale D) e Mr and Mrs Cec1l Blackwood , !1sa Dye, and Mr and Mrs Thad Dye and ch1ldren spent las t Sunday tn Columbus w1th Mr und Mrs Grant Pnce and children Reverend and Mrs Dav1d Wiseman and family Woods l1eld were VISJimg his Karr & Van Zandt You II L1ke Our Quality Way_ Df Doing Busmess" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unttl6 0()-- T1l S p.m Sat grandparenls Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey on Fnday evemng and Evan David Wiseman was an overmghl guest at the Starkey home Mr and Mrs Reece Prather Columbus , were Chnslmas Day guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Lew1s Smith Among family members who" ere al the Reed Jeffers home to Vlsll them and Mrs (I Beulah Cordray were Gene Jeffers, Mr and Mrs Loa vern Jordan and family, Mr and Mrs L.arry Birehfleld and fam1ly Mr and Mrs Dav1d Uewelyn and daughter, Mr and Mrs Jack Jordan and Jason. Leola Cordra), Athens, and I he Richard Jeffers family who are v1s1tmg here from New Boston Illm01s �J2 - Tht• J )iitl~ .~·nt tlt' l, l\1ul 4 ilt• pm· r . J •llf\h' l'(l\ , 11 I 'n <lot\' . 1,111 2.1•J.t1 Promising•.• . if Curbs needed ~n spen~ing COLUMBUS 1UPl i An Ohto Chamber of Cou unt'l"..:c year~nd anctl;·s ts ' sa )s the statt" \.\ Ouhl hn vr Ll ·· prom t s rn g f'ro n om lt' outlook" m 1976 tf 11 11 ould place stnct curbs on st<:~LP and Iota! gm t•rnriwnl spendmK " We have not r ea ll ) resumed long-tftm ('Conml lte growtll a. ncl developnw nt us MEIGS THEATRE TONITE thru SUN JANUARY 24 WHITE LINE FEVER {Technteolor l Starr1ng Vm cent Jan M1 chael Also LE MANS Show starts at 7 00 p rn III IIL h .I S Sid I lt'<.i H \\t' f WVl' Simply l't'CO \ 'CJ') ."' d c\'l' lup Hut additio nal ly Said Fdwtn ll e nnn g~ r , cham~' pr csutcnt and pubhshl!r or the Ftndl c~~ ( 'oun cr Tlw first thin ~ we must do 1q t urb governmenta l OV t' rS[)f."ndmg. th e rool t•ausc of 1nOat1on .md much of our 4'l'orinmir drslocauon. '' said Henungcr "Second, we m'ust reverse over L:eguldtlon and controls wht•rc they merely sttfle mltiatl\'(' and inflate costs Without br:n gmg commensurate public benefits '11nrd we must allow much more of our personal and bus in~s:s mcome to be used fur motlcrmzmg productive raulitocs and rrcaung jobs" H 1nH)J,!('r sa&d if his thret> ' Sug~e l "'"' \\t•n• followed, a " pr u r' '~~l n t( e co n om it• outloo ~ would quickly l.'Cnti ves rur people to bt•rume produtllve workers o.md usrful Citizens · • - A nclwnrk of railroads Ht•uunger sa 1d that. A favoraO ie busmE>ss dnn.1te can be obtatned 1f envu orunental objecu ves are commensura te with total eosl s Heminger said "ex.crssJvc ""hm Ohw should be a prunary objecuve to any transportation reg:ulatJon _Qf__ a tr , wat er and land pollution can undul) disrupt loca l econor11 res and destroy JObs " - Expanston or the jobproducing manufa ctur1n g l:lasc, now limited by heavy taxation on langtble personal property, can be enhanced by gradu a l <JSsessment level rl>duction over a periOd of )ears wi thout net loss of local revenue - Recen t changes m OhiO employe regulation laws precludes any need [or additronal federallegrslallon rn the workm en ~ s com• pcnsatton, pension or other mel Cia! and mdustnal tt v1ty " 1n 3Ca Henunger concluded hts sta tement w1th the hope that 1n 1976 government wtll " wor.J< more as a helpful partner wtlh business 1n mnovatr ve problem solvrng and move more resolutely to brmg mflatwn under control. case the eKtremes of governmenf regulatron and encourage the pnvate mvest · me n! tha t preserves and creates Job opportumties." cmpluymcill-r elat ed area s We lfare programs shmpd mcludc " "nrn P 1n- JANUARY plaruung the state Curren t governm ent reguJahon of busmess and rndustry was "approachmg overkrll pro port ton s," and ''u nduly restncl s com- on local f'ro~rram Pari-lime and full lime jobs ure upen w1th W V" - Au robber) HI Curry ·~ C'.1rry Out m New IJavcn was llmarled Thursday evenin g v. hen the IIWQer , Chc t Curry, Ne'-" Haven, threw a glass of root beer m the rubber 's face New Haven Pohce Chrer Tum Parsons sa1d th1 s mormng ''person believed tu be " teenager entered the carry out with a ma sk on at approxrmately 10 45 p m He porn ted a knrre at Curry v.ho at the tim e was quietly Slpptng a glass 0[ the cold beverage Accordrng to Par~on s, the robb er dem a nded all or Curry's money Instea d uf gJvm g htm the money he dec rded to gtve hun the root beer The lhrowmg or the soft dnnk apparently fn ghtened the robber off because he departed at once m hts car , Requirements of Bataan • No one ts more aware of the STARTS FRIDAY· JAN. 2. BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio differences than Fonda who currently IS campargmng wrth his daughter Jane for the Democratic nominatiOn of h,er husband. Tom Hayden , for senator from California '11>e other day Fonda rnlerrupled his parntmg at his Bel Air rn~ns10n to rummate about h1s role m "Colhston Co urse," costa rr1n~ With E G Marshall who plays Harry S Truman in the confront alton of general and prestdenl durrng the Korean "War ' "! was reluctant to play MacArthur 111 sp11e of a great scnpt because I am't him physically 1 don •: look like him , ~nd hke h1m or act hke htm, " Henry sard " He thought he was God when he was 14 years old and lie never "as dtssuaded from that 1dea . 'MacArthur was a man. That 's fore1gn dramatic to me because I've tned all my hfe to mask being dramatrc m the roles I've played' "I hstened to hrs last publtc speech at West Point - about old soldiers' fading away and I cot•ldn ' l begm to · Imitate htm There 's a danger m lrymg to look like an -hrstorrcal figure Audtences pay more at tentron to the makeup than ·······: .·:.·..· :· : : ..· ... : . ·.. ·. : : . f•hanee of snn"' l I ·we want to make you .smile. And we have the services to do it. Come on in today. We'll make happy things happ~n. ! Thre~ given aid The Pomero) E-R squad was call ed to a Route 7 nile club at 1 47 a m. Thursday fot Rtla Hughes, Mrddleporl, "ho "as 111 She was taken to· Veterans Memorral Hospital by the squad and later to th e Holzer Mcdtcol Cent er Wednesday afternoon the untl went to 224 Condor St for George K,jjuff, who wa:-; Ill He wa s tak en to Ve terans Memortal Hospt tal where he \\a s adnutted Earlie r Wednesday the squad went to 200 Sprtn~ Ave . for Orv rll e Gra ham , also 11l He was taken lo Ve teran s Memonal where he was admrtled VInce the audience to beheve Weather Rain endmg ton1ght , lows m1 Ihe mtd upcr 20s Cloudy, colder Saturday, highs rn the low 40s Probabtlrty or pre clpttatwn 80 per cent rod ay, 60 per cent lonrght, 20 per <en l Saturday MAMIE B~;TIER WASHfNGTON !UP! ) Mam1e Eisenhower was m a hosprtal today ror the third tunc w1tlnn a year but was repbrted rcspondrng well to treatment for what doctors th ough t was a vtral mfectwn . . PH. 992-2644 Main, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist JS2 E LOCAl. TEMPS Temperature m downtown Pomeroy Frrday at 11 a m was 53 degrees under cloudy sktes. PARADE DELAYED PHILADELPHIA r UP! I An un expected snow storm Thursday . ·-----pomeroy pomeroy tupper;~:~ c:~~na ' the bank of the century established 1872 SALE II I DISCONTINUED STYLES BROKEN SIZES I I I I MEN'S PEDWIN SHOES REGULARLY PRICE(» FROM 118.99 TO 120.99 : NOW I Mt•mlwr FDIC l parade unl rl Saturday Parade official s met Thurs· day morning and after consultrn g the Nat rona! Weather Servrce decided to pos tpone the event. EMPEROR GREETED TOKYO, Jan 2 ( UP! ) More than 144,000 Japanese streamed rnlo the lmperral palace grounds today to give New Year's greetings l<> Emperor H1r oh1 to, who started hrs 51st year on the throne tilts year NOW YOU KNOW Hangovers are caused not so much by pure alcohol as by 'cohgeners," the c hemical substances added to alcoholic beverages to give them their c haracterishc flavor and aroma 1 I THE,MDOL£PORT, SHOEOHIOBOX . I PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Mr s. Orv rlle John son, Gallrpohs r"erry , Betty Wrllrarn s, Sc ottown ; . Mrs John Gleasant, Mrs Jam~s ~ Roush ~ James Cochran, Edna Wat son, all of Potn t Pleasant ; Bessre Gaskins, Columbus , Drlhe Murphy , Letart, Mtchael Thoma s, Southstde: Myrtle Denny, Gallrpohs, Harry Hallscott, Maso n, Stella McDade, Crown Crty, General Burns and Charles Wamsley, Pomt Pleasant. llol<er Medical Center 1Discharges, Dec. 31) Merrill W, Brown, Karen K Burns , Behnda J. Car- • penter, Luther L Cochran, Sanford S. Edmonds, Walter H. Fertell, Rona Fisher, Mrs . Thomas H. Gardner and son, Webster B Hodge, Belly J, Jarvis, Carol E. Jell, James Johnson Jone s, Ketth M. Jones, Har tford C Moms, Brtan C Ours, Nellie M. Paugh , Orpha R Peters , Davtd Charles Rotzenberg, Emily F Smrth, Rebecca' V. Tilley, Mary Lee Van Sickle, Roger W. Waugh, Joyce B Wrll • c Births, Dec. 31 J Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Van Meter , son, Ra cme , Mr and Mr s . J ohn A Swtsher, daughter, Ma son, W. Va ; Mr. and Mrs. Phllhp Dunlop, daughter, l.Nn, W Va ; Mr and Mrs Gary Hysell, daughter, Pomeroy. ( Drschurgcs, Jan. I) Ehzabelh S Adkms, Allee' Loretta Bowyer, Edna Cox, Cart er L Frankhn, Lori Renee Gibbs, Anderson Rtc hard Graham, Douglas M. Pemberton , Letha Prater; Sharon L Queen , John C. Roush, William H. Walker: c Births. Jan. II Mr and Mr s Stephen Mrchael Wri1Jd, son, Syracuse, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Cao ter , son, Oak Hill; Mr and Mrs Ch arles M Henry, son, Gallrpolrs Ferry, W Va . Bill to end redlining made into law by Ford-WASHINGTON (UPI ) President Ford Thursday signed a b11l which IS mtended to dtscourage banks from refusmg to make mortgage loa TL'I to buyers or homes in nerghborhoods whtch the banks constder to be on the decltne Another prOVISIOn In the same btU extends until March l,l977the eXJslmg regulation under wh1ch maximums are frxed by the government on how much rnterest banks and savmgs and loa n assoctattons may pay on ' deposits rn savings accounts Starling in srx months, banks and savmgs and Joan rrurlltultons rn metropolitan areas w1ll be required under the new law to make pubhc hsts showrng where l~tr mortgage loans have been made The purpose 1s to enable consumer and neighborhood groups to bring pressure agamst banks wh1ch discrtmrnate agamsl agmg urban areas, a pract · c known as 11 redlimng." Crrttcs convmc:ed Congress that urban decay becomes unavordable rn any area which has been redltned by a bank. Smce newcomers are unable to obtain a mortgage in a redlined neighborhood, ' they say, the neighborhood cannot surviVe. Banking groups opposed the btl!. They said tl would g t ve nerghborhood a sso c1at1ons vtgilante powers. Consumer groups wanted ce1hngs removed on how much rnterest banks could pay on savings deposll~, bopmg that banks woulrlthen compete for savrngs accounts by offering higher interest , Broad bank reform "legislation before CoogreiiS would phase out the regulation, but such legislatton 1s not expected to pass before tale nex t year. If then . The extstmg maxunums on . passbook accounts are 5 per 5'• cent for banks and per cent for savrng and loans rrurti tu lions. Owens will suceed Roderick, retiring Gt.I .I.IPOIIS TAk E OATH - Mayor Clarence All(!rews, right, adminiStered the oath of off1ce 'io two new members ·of Pomeroy Council a nd Ja ne Wa lton, clerk , F'nday rughl, 1-r, Dr. Harold Brown, D D , and Chuck Bartles, councr lmen and Mrs rlrews, 111 Ins (Jrs ( c ourt Fr1day mghl Fmed were Cra1g Foley, Pomeroy, disturbing the peace. $50 anll costs, Honald Miller, Jr , Mtnersvrlle, $o0 and costs , d isorderl y <"onduc t and ,525 .md • ' I Conttnued from page 1) over $1 brlbon for lbe unamortized part of the companies' assets as well as contracts to supply technical assistance to the state-run mduslry, Prestdent Carlos Andrew Perez, in an address to the nation after he formally nationalized the m. dustry, world's thtrd largest exporter after Saudi Arabia and Iran, sard Venezuela would not lower its pnees in order to sell more otl. NEW YORK - POUCE BOMB SQUA_!) specialists say they 'll need at least another week to complete their search 'for clues in th e rubble of the LaGuardia Airport bomb blast whicb killed 11 persons and mjured 75 others. "We have the a>ea of the blast frozen through next Wednesday," said Det. W1lliaun Schmitt, a senior member of the Bomb Squad team, at American Airlines Hangar No 1 at the airport, where the debris is bemg examined "We're gomg through everything," Schlmtl satd. ' Deputy Chief Edwm Dreher, ch1ef of detectives in Queens, was named Thursday temporary head of the poUce arson and explosion squad to direct the probe of the LaGuardia bombmg. Monday •. eosts, mtoxicat10n, ctnd Richard Ga1 field , P(.lmeroy. $2fl 0:1nd cos ts, speedtng ~ Forfelltng bonds were Mar k Shll, Mme1 svll le, $23 70 posted fm specdmg: Lester Hrt hard , Long Bottom , $24 70, speedmg ; Lowell Gnmm : New Haven, W Vtl , $30, mtuxiCuhon, and Douglas Seyl er, Athens, $100, reckless opera lwn , ll \' lf' m~-::mlZH II nns srn<.'e r AJUIS Ca iii UlJ c Churdl Huci~J H.:k w~ s born m C(Jlumbus and 20s Cle<Jrtng an d \·eq cold west anci d chance of flurnes ea st Sunday mght I..O\'rs zero lu 10 P11rtly cloud) and cold Mrmddy lhghs Jfl the upper tee ns and luw 20s NO 49 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Vlf l ' [)I t'Sltknt li t> <.!' ld !11s 11 Ill·, Dt.!Jid, \\ ~lllw nwvmg 1,1 {;dlhp!riJs lll til(' IH ~IJ futU J'( l'o u r ~twilerl Gue.~t R each in{! More entint T h<t tl 12,000 Fiin.rilir.s ' SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1976 --·---- - - - ----PR ICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORHOMEROY --- -· --·-·- ---~- _ _ H . . . . ..,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..... l i - ! • Gallia budget Increase is ·close to. $1 ntillion ' GALI.lPOLI S - The Ga lha Co unt y Sheriff's Depart. Public i\SslsturJce ( Welfar c) $29J,.J93, mcnt reques t of $204,500 was turned down Snctal Services.' $45,2J9: Extc nswn Ser~ Instead, the dcp4rtment \\ihich operates 24 vice, $45,2.t9; Ci vil Defense, $,l, OOOi lwm·s a day. se1. en clays a week. rete1ved a Pr·osecutmg i\llorney , $38,8:m; S<~mtat 1on Gallw C' oun ly Comm1ss1on(:'rs in u spe cit~l mcctmg he1·e Fnday uppr ovcd their 197G ll ppwprwt!uns to ta lin g IU>B !!0 94, " n rn cr e,rse or $10,000 htke for over all budget of Dep;u tmenl. $198,250 , County Hccnrder, ti5.JOO; Coun ty Comm iSSIOners, $4 16, 850: - u e , e ar e the 1976 de pa rtme ntal She11ff's Department , $119,800 , CETA, budge ts for GH ih a County $t20,000: Fed eral Reve nue Sharrng, Menta l Hea lth Bu rl drng, $oa,OOtl . $:100,000, and OLEPA, $2,302.9! • County Audrlor, $85,350, Metropolitan J oe Stewart, ve teran comrmsswne1 , Park Drslrr cl, 1142,500, Gutdtng Hand nas ree lected president of the com . School, S11i2,:100, 648 Me n~ I Health Board, miSSI On t: E Johnson wa s named VICE.' · $:119,162, Fond Servtce , $670; Sin! and pr esu.lent Cumnusstoner John Belville $99J,07'l 94 uvur th e 1975 budget dn $11!/,800 Nuw sclllo n~ 111 the count) budgt>l !Ius yea r .He lhc Mrlropuhtan Park D1 stnd, SatutatJ on D c paJIIllt.' ll t 1 gree 11 box prog r.lltl I , Menk1l Health Clime Con· stru ct10n Fund , CF:TA Pt ogram . Fedet .:~ 1 H.evcnue Shanng and Ol.EP A Funds fPrusecutmg i\ l tor m~y ) The l'fiUn ly's GenertJ! Fun d shows a $51 2,070 77 In crea se Last year, $1,0!15,57H J wa s "lhx•ale!llo opcrM ie lho coun I) compdrccl to $1,607,644 this ) cnr t\ ll burlgels fflr operatwn of the ro un t) rcflt!cl ~ \U pfl mcrease for emplo)eS' Water, ~11 , 400 : Soli a nd Water onatchmg po o~r~m), $5,500 Dog and Kennel fun d, $1J:Mo, Budge! Conmllsswn. $400, ,\Jrport Au lhur ll)', $'1,000 , County Home (paya ble t" MPl~ s Counry '· $12,000, Clerk or Courts, $51,050 Cfl un!y Treasurer . $39,1100 ; Cuurt sahtr ll's mcn•a:-;es wPr (1 m the C.dlll.1 of ApjX!a ls . $1 , 000 ~ Board uf ElcdJOns, Cuunty San ita tJUn Dept~ rlm e n t fru m . $57.'1110, Soil '""t Wa ter , 15,500 ; Snldrers' B1~~cs t Ht'lrcf , $10,050 ; Prnbal c Court, $:16,150, Juvemle Court , ·$53,050, Comnwn Pleas Court, $50,57fo, Mun rcrpal Courl, $19,400 , ('oroner. $b 850 Board or ReviSIOn, $600 , P.r~gmecr. $:!.3,500 , Htglmay Department, S975 700 : Real Estate Assessment, $15,000 , ~l e alth Ot•prJrtment 1 $80,84~ . Speech Pto ~ rm11 , $fo,5.1fi ; Mos qurto Co ntroL 14.881 t t , Clnld W<•lfare, $1"19,798 88 . S55,0!>0 lo 1198,250 The luke was for l.1lC rati on 01nd contmuatwn of the ~rceo ~~x program\\ tlh th e~ coun tv's new pn <: kcr truck In dLiflltion, the Galha Cml!ll) wu~· l)eparlm('nl' s Htgh~ M.unlemmrc and Hep:ur Fund ( M&R 1 was muct~ sc d f1 vm $887.600 to 1'175, 700 The fund rs fur nlshed by 'asohn e (w et license pla te taxes man shot up HUTLA ND - Robert L IUJbOdf'll, 28, of near I1 C1 c harl U1e p1 ctur e wmd oY. ill h1 s home shot out :tnd. got <I bullet m Iu s · shoulder by an unkn 0\\11 nssarl ant of ass~u lanls t:!a Jiy &tturday moJnmg Sher iff Hobe1t C Hw te nbach smd lrnbuden, whn il\•es nn cuunl)' road 3 a bout two m1les nol'th or Rutla nd, was lying on the coiJch m h11; Irving room at~ a .111 when a c~ r pulled up and shot out Ius front ptclure wmdow Imboden ra11In the dour where he took "slug rnthe shoulder from crther a rrfle or ptslol H~ was U.1kcn to Veterans Mcmonal Hospital where he wa s trea ted and released · The shootmg IS under mveshgatJOn , 'fhe sherrrr also reported that Mtchael , Lee Sigler, 18, Rt. 1, Rutland was sen- . tcntoed by Metgs County Common Pleas .ludge John C. Bm or 1S~1tmday rnm mng to s1x mvnU1s tn f1vc yea rs m the Clulhculhe CorrectiOnal In stitution ~ Stg ler on Nov 19, 1975 broke 3ntl en ten~d a house owned by Grace Gardner, Rutlcmd Township He had appeared e.1rller before .Judge Ba con and had pleaded gutlly to the charge Also a ppeanng before Judg e Bacon Suturday mornmg were Robert Wayne Barr ~ 24 and Harry Jun1or Barr, 26, both of Norwich, Ohro. who pleaded not guilty to un llldi c trnent chargmg that on Sept 29, 1!175, they acted to dep11ve the owners, Roger AdanJs, and Wilham Manyard , IWcme, of property, to wit, 1975 truck, loa boy trailer and a John Deere dozer Tirey were released on bond. ., ,., was absent due to Illness Court l}ousc employees recrn.p lol cd . wer e Robert Masste, custod tan , Hazel Ma ssJC , ass1s tant cus todtan , lnabell e Sibley. ~ v, ttchboard opel a tor and Kcnru·lh Bos te r, dog warden They each 1 eceivt•d a 10 pet per year boos t m pav Salaries increased BY DALE ROTHGER GALl.lPOL!S - Salary rnrreascs for Gc•lha County School Supennlcndent C Comer Bradbw y and m('mbers of h1s county s tarr highli ghted Sa turday's orgamzational meetmg of the county board of educatiOn Bradbury's sa lary was lf1ct·cased 20 pet.! rom $20,000 to $24,000 pet Y""r It was noted that Bradbury has not re<;eived an increase smce July, 1974 and that IH.s previOus ~o lary was well below 'the tn· comes of school supertntendenls m tlus area F'or example , Meig:; Local 1s paymg 1ts new supenntendent Charles Do"ler 122,000. Tl1e motion for h1s salar} ~s mcreasc passed 4-1 wrth J E CD1ck l Cremeens volrng no C'remeens nbtecl, " I thought Mr Bradbury deserved a rai~.e but 20 pel. 1s Just a hllle too mueh " Funds for Bradbury's solary and the tncreases g1ven to Ius staff members are provided llll'ough the Stale Department of Education. County school offtce staffers are paid from a fund separate from local Con tmued on paf!e :1 · RIVER, STAY ·,WAY FROM ., - Pomeroy's Mim Sl busrnessmen "ere keepmg a watchful eye on the Ohio Rtver Frrday as the rrver moved rnto the area between the two parkmg lots along the rrver. Traffic between the two areas . ...... .. .·. ': .. : ·:·. ; ' " rast.moving Items Ul til• site. For year< , Stanl•Y hldon operated an Ashland Service Station at .Ire locatron Above, old gasoline storage tanks are being removed for new ~nks mstalled by Carter & F.vans. refer s to - J.cgall'-l cl1 ubOrlt on kt ll s 'tHoUs3nds of Amen ean bolJies e1:1c h hrstm..-ningof1976as theslramsof ' ' Ry Ruth Tillis HU'fft.A.IVD- Al6 o'clock on the ALl. civilizatio ns that hav e forgotten God have fallen' Can we see where we are m the lrght of God's commandments when - On Sundays the st«dtum, beaches , dance halls and other pleasure resorls are filled but many churches are nearly empty' (Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Rememher lhe Sabba th day to keep tl holy 1 Every Amencan pays over $tOO extra for merchandise annually to compensate for wha l shop-lifters huve stolen And taxes, well, that's another story! 11 hou shalt not steal, • royet, etc.) - Can we see tlle sprra hng dtvorce rates, prostitution, broken homes and frustrated children or our nation ! l Thou shaH not Cf)lnmit adultery Honor thy father and mother) The c hildren ask winch steoaFattu{r or s tep~mother that year. tThou shalt not krll ) As " mtssionary in a poor country m Afnca , I have stood bestde a bcdbugrnfested pallet and watched a chrld born mto a home to(l poor to oHord tl one arlide of clnthmp, Vel lha t mother loved het baby. she would never have had it krlled. nor would that govermnent (whlt:h \\e consi der heathen) ll av~ endor :sed or paid for an a bortJon. [once heard .. dl'o t Russum lmJ) who had escaped fr om a Conm mm st concentration camp lo the fr eedom of Amertca say \\lth tears 1unnin~ down her cheeks, "Give-away programs, s uch as food !;lamps, are Commumshc . They ~::~.re just batt tu get you to become slavt•s to the government •· She :Hided, 1 ' 1t happened m Ru.s~a a, tL happened m Cuba - can't we see it 's llJppenmg m America 'f' • A Korean [rrend loltl of the horror that moa mng he looked frufn hts Seoul bedroom wmdow an d saw the Cornmumst flag tw1stcd on the Capitol butldmg He knew lh.1t overnrght the 38th• para llel had divided hls nahon - even Ius fam1l y and fnends who ln ed a fe\\ blocks north had become m~tant eii CilllC S Our rlag stands for some thmg free dom, liberty , and tru st rn . : ' ....· "' .. p1ogta111 , filevm :. felt lhat fe e '\JS too h1g h and asked wh} Lhe hoanl d1d Jltl! nt.'~ oua. tc wit h Wc:r lter l'Jl hl :-; fee BlcYJrb ah;o quostwned the !.tte:-; t swt fil er! h~ H...1 ln U!{<Jlnst t!w board of r cluc,dLon 1 eg.4rd1n~, mediat iOn of ncgnlrdi Jmls for the 1[175¥7!, sc hool term B.dll prese rl frd Sup<>rmten clen t C. Comer 13Jacl bmy unrl tile bo.1rd w1th letfe r s rt>q u~stmg the tJpe iHJJ g pf n ~g utwtw m; for 107ti-i1 ~'\ t.: conlu tg to Bctln . Lh1s I!; no1111<1l prUcPrtllr c unde1 the neg oliated c~g rP C! If lCI I I Slg!led HI 1!)7~ N~.· \~lv -t•l L·~ll·d bOdrcl pr esiden t t'rr rr11~ l1v~\l'H•r, <]IJl'~tJUnrd ll ow the l:>;1an {'Crt.~d I•! gll • lltt\\ n 'gll lidhons when it Ju;~ rt 1 'Ill htlfl \\ 11h tlu l!J75 ueguhahons, l).t:trfj Ul .. rh IJ•U' fl" l!laltt•r 111H}' bC nlto.••l t I lr· t'>llrtr' 1 1 '" !!Liil of the ~-t. t ·-~. • HJ1 1 htdtJit" ;H'l \! adopted ' lllutt•ft•lf,t''' ~· Ff,r t ... ,,, :· ...,. '•.·:.,,,,,,,. " ,,,,, ..,,,:,::::•::::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:·: ,-:,:,,.,.,.,.,,,.,,,,•:·:·,,,.,.,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,, :::::::::: I - NEW SEU-SERVICE FIRM TO LOCATE IN GALUPOUS - Work Is underway by Carin & Evans Contractors of Gallipolis for a new self-service store and gasoline station at the corner of Second Ave. and Pine St. "SuperAmerica". owned by Ashland Oil Co , plans .to sell • rlH•n, hea d ~m. t•.nHnu, d on JU1ge .! ·' .' ' See where we -a re on our 200th birthday ,, ·::··: ,, OPEN SATURDAY 9130 TO I PM . . J.-2 vote decided to bmld two high schools, tf the March 30 bond 1ssue IS appr oved Board members 81 uce S Sloul, J E Cremeens and James C Mitchell ap· proved the motwn \~ h1le W1llwm Cal fer and Dale Rothgeb, Jr oppose<l rt An ear her mohon to 4' tmstr ud just on e !ugh school losl 3-2 Blevrns and Bahr yesterday ema phas1zed that the '·Commrttee for Better Schools for Gallia Coun ty' ' had rc com~ mended lhe construc tion of Just one lugh wa!-; unammous A late1 motwn by new ly~ school and that severo! people h.1d spent elected board member James V Blevins many ~ours workmg on the pt ojeul The) to rescind la st week's resolutiOn to budd felt those same people would nul be <IS two lngh schools mstead of one d1ed ror a · dedicated to a two-high schuoJ bur lcl!n ~ lack or a se<ond program Blevms' . mohon followed a recom. Blev1ns also obJected to the ng1 ce mt•nt mendalron by Wilham Bahr, Presrdent of srgned wrth Archttecl George W"ltcr rn the Gallra Co un ty Local "'teachers' Feb. 1974 AI that tune , Walter wH~ AssocJahon, that the boHrd reconsider the retamed as arch1lect for all )' fu ture lugh school program and place Just one l:nuldmg p1 ogram on 0:1 $100 r et.uner wrlh htgh school on the electron ballot ' the understandmg that his fpc \~ ou ld be Last Saturday IDee. 271 the board by a seven pet of the total cost of a Ouild1ng :·· :·. :·: MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE pected By Dale Rothgeb, Jr. GALLIPOI.!S - Gallia County's I.ocal Board or Educatron Saturday agreed that If a proposed $13,5()0,000 bond ISSUe IS approved March 30, top pnorrty wrll be g1ven to constructiOn of lhrec clement.ur) btuldm gs II was also agreed that the elementary uurldrn gs al Addavdle and CheshtreKyger, whtch \\Ill be continued m use~ ~'auld be refurbished at the same hme The motion for the elementary program • I I· . was dtscontinued due to t11e ris1ng wnteJ' .1:-hmrevtt ~ b. 1~J 1 Je.ss people we re encouraged that the nvcr v.us I'Jsmg oJJJy one~ tent~ of a foot an hour, ld nd bv reports that u flood l.'i no t ex- Priority put on grade ~ch.ools Tire Star Spangled Banner started another day or broadca$ting by an area radiO stat10n, I listened more mtently than usual to our Nahonal Anthem Another year had begun our nahon ·~ bicentenmal year .,t)h, say can you see, fellow An'lertcans, can we sef! where we are on our 200th btrthday ? ' '• I Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vulley :·. I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . I 1~ tmts ,,,, JANUARY CLEARANCE.SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ! _.,. . :.~ Cannot we sec from htstory that II .... ... t n• asun •r 11f The G;,! l hpu ~; ~ Cham Uer \If ('on1111c r<:t' , p._tst pres.~d e nt of the Budrd of I:Um a1 wn .m ll rtlso h<1s ~e1 ved 011 the ( i ~lihpoh::; Planmng C<HilJiliSSJon and the Budrd of Zumng Appeals Cw 1ently, he IS a ltlelllbt•r 11f Elks Club , Soulhcm;lcJ 11 Ol uu HegiOJlcti ('uwu:li , Gu llta Coun ty Farm nm eu u Rnd f:.ll hpohs (;old Club Hml Sarnl + unba Co ld today c han ce or flttrJJes cast H1ghs m the low OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM ' he rC 19·10 !!l'aduate of 'I he Uhw Slatt tly He and h1s wr fe , Momca, hVt UnJvers m.lll,IMer 111 1!152 He WBs Columbus sales .1! lO EdgenH•nl Drt ve Tht!y ure llu m~rH.I ~C I' before acccplmJ.t the c omincrt:l~ l pe::llent s uf t .... o sons .;_mJ a daugl1ter o~, ens Jomcd 19 luu B,!:ll m 1971 as 1 nr.mdgt·n;cnl !J;:u nl1C 111 Dayton He muveu thruugh u scrrrs of ass1gnrnenls there, ltiCII ,\IW (' IWil E/t/1 K FI\EE 1'1\EF. l'l!:KUP wcludtng servtce representa tive and MIDDI.EPOHT Used Chrrstnras husm4•ss uff1ce supervisor 11 ees w1 ll be p1eked up here by the si r ee l Fm 1he past two years , he has dPparlment free of charge Munday, Jan 5 lll<maged a busmess ofh ce um t servrng graduate of Mwm1 ll111 vcrs1l}, Oxfor d lie If pl.;:~ ce d :~I the <'Ill b, Mayor Fr ed Hoffm an lt!SJd cnhal customers Ill Col umbu s ISallll..'mbcJ of thP Bexlc•y .Junror· Clw mht r said lndH~' A natJ Vl' of D<-1ylon, u,~f·n s 1s a 1971 of CtJJ IIIIICJce where h1• s CI'I' CS .1s l!l tc rn,d ' . 111 oiiUJlK lu (;dllrpolJs, HoflerH:k IS pu s! t ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY II II l!~· e At ' Weather vo. 10 llhl lhi!-:: CI j)IJSI ft•qmrelllP. IIIs fOI llli.IJUI hm; lllCSS4'S filCH' d iU ( \\HS pltllliUICd to Ctl!lllll(.' ICJHI "SCf\ lt't' Mayor hears first seven cases POMEROY - Four defend ants for felted bonds anti three \loere rmed by Pomm oy's n e\\~maym , Clatl'nee An· Hrd>cud (' H>Kten ck. Ohw Bc lll·um:nel <.:t dllllan~tg~r herr ~m et· 195t!. has <~lllhiUill'NI In s Je lln: llll'nl , l'f. ft>;hve lhl' end uf JLJI I U.ll' ~ lflo w11l be , s"U<..'ceeded by Gm y U\\ ens , 28, uf ( 'tdumbu s Hudel'h'k is t•ndmg a I(.•IPphllllC l'arccr thai hal:i sp.mucd nw1·e tha11 Ill ) t' .li'S. Folio\\ in!( senm.: c wtth Lt1e AI my Au· Cm ps dw·ing Wmld W;d' JI, he JOHlctl OhiV flcll as nn outsuk• rep1escntattve tn o ,Jumbus LcJI CI he handled s er\'Jt:C Walton Home, News •• in Briefs ! 'I •----~----~-~-----------~---· I . .... •9•• po s t- ponement of the annual New Year' s Day Mummers :~- ------------------------- , I forced Veterans Mcmorlalijospltal Wednesday Admissions Arnold Bush, Pomt Pleasant; Orvrlle Graham , Pomeroy, George Kauff, Pomeroy , Yo l anda VanCooney , Pomeroy Wednesday Discharges Jerry Lawson, Lenna Lenz, Kathleen Cain , Datsy Ankrom, Stella Ebersbach, Dana Howell , Gene Yost. Thursday Admissions Rita Hughes, Mtddlep ort; Wanda Faulk, Pomeroy; Jo Ellen 1.a"Tence, Minersvtlle , Mary Wippel , ~omeroy ; Marjorte Gtbbs, Columbus Vada Swtger, Proctorvtlle ,' Enc Stover, Racme ; Raymond Sayre, Syracuse Thursday Discharges Rlla Hughes , Glenda Btssell, Velma Stobart, Wrllram Mtlchell , Luia Shaffer Thoma s Sarver , Sr ' flurries Sundav "llh highs In the teens to the nitd 20s and lo"s "'II be 5 to 15. A chance of snow Monday and Tuesday "lth htghs in the upper 20s to th e lov. 30s and lnws will be in the upper teens to the 20s word he spoke." Fonda was asked how he could play a man so totally foreign to h1s O\Vll personality and character " If you're an actor you have to mamtam your obJectivity You can 'l read the hnes wtth longue in cheek or 0:1 wmk of an eye ," he sa1d. " It's a challenge to con- FRANCIS FLORIST .·: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, much colder, a witnesses swd that man ll was the inosl dtfftcult role or my career. " I' m not comfortable playrng htslorrcal roles. Most or my hfe I've played lowkey, selfeffacrng characters. I'm more comfortable m those parls because they are closer to me My frrst departure .wa s as Frank James m 'Jesse James ' '"And when 1 did 'Young Mr Lrncoln ' rt was a labor of love , I've been a Lrncoln buff all my hre 1 turned 1t do\Vll at first because 1 felt rt would have been hke playrng God "But John F'ord, the the drama " . drreclor , told me 1 was The producers of "Collision playmg a jacklegged coun try Cours'e~· persisted, con - lawyer, not the Great vrncmg ~"onda they dtdn 't Emanctpalor And that made want a wax mtJ.seum per. the difference formance or Mac:oi:rthur. " I don 'l believe 'Colltston "They dyed my hatr and Coursc 1 wtll change anyvne's combed rl over my bald spot. oprmon of MacArthur or the I hked what I saw and agreed eonfrontat10n With Trwnan , '' to play the role. Fonda said "If vtewers were " Then I read all the books 1 anti-MacArthur they wtll recould get my hands on I saw marn that way If they were thousands of feel or film on anti-Trwnan It won't change MacArthur their mmds "Th ere~s no question he " But I'U tell you th ts was a mtlilary geruus. But hts Playing the role was a own book was laughable He fascmating and rnarvelvus was such an egomamac you experience. The most ex:~ have to feel he was an im- ctlrng thing I've ever done. 1 possible man All my reading can hardly wall to see rt." In no way tempered my alltlude toward htm Brl Parts· Rrchard Burton ''I ca n't even Imagine wtll return to Broadway to people who were pro- replace Anthony Perkrns rn MacArthur pultmg up with "Equus " m February .. his dramatics. But I took Rtchard Z.muck and Davrd parns to asswne his allrtude Bro\Vll, producers of "Jaws," and super ego He was even will produce th e 48th annual drarnah c m intimate con- Academy Awards March 29 versation with one person. NBC-TV will atr "Elvrs On "You've got to be full of Tour" Jan. 15 htstory when you play MacArthur because he was aware of htstory wtlh every BOARD TO MEET The Metgs County Board of Your " Edra Touch" Educatron wtll mee t at 7·30 Flonst Smce 1957 p m Tuesday at rls offrce on Mulberry Hergh ts, Pomeroy, to orgamze and conduct any other btismcss whtch may come before rt. Includ e leadershrp capabihtres, the use df the applicant's personal ca r , and bemg avatl()ble to start - work at once Fonda challenged -by role of McArthur in-tube-movie By VERNON SCOTI HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - An anxtous Henry Fonda faces his sternest challtnge Jan, 4 when he portrays Gen. Douglas MacArthur m a twohour televiSIOn movte A shy, rettrmg man tn his 70th year. Fonda has nothing m common with the flamboyant general of the army. There IS no bombast , lheatncahty or ego m the actor who ranks among the country's fmest performers Netlher does he share the political or ideologrcal tenets of the controversial avenger the Metgs Coun ty Senwr Citiz ens pro~ I ams Residenls wterPsled in crther lype o[ employment are asked to send rcswnes of tlleir qualifications includmg educatJon, ex peri ence and .. mvolvement m commumty achv111es lo lhe Meigs Count)' Counctl on Aging, PO Box 722, Pomeroy, by J an 5 NEW I!An~N . ~mncd HOSPITAL NEWS Jobs available Robber got beer, not money • IJ Allmghl j C:od Ahr ahm11 l mcoln sa id ttm1 tW)'cr son IS truly educated who does not- h.1v e J kn owledge of t ;od 'S Won t Do 1 JTlla gme tht'll ll ra t om fl ng was luwcred a bJ1, or son1cthmg lor n fr om 1t, \\hen B1ble 1eo.H\Iflg was t,1kcn fltHn tnc cl;J:-;.<.;J t•l~~s? I lovt.' A.ll lN1{H ~ly ht:rtrt 'Jitit"fllitt..: Tsa hit and my €Vt~s ~rJ m ct 1 mes g ~~t when I sL't:! tiH' ,• '• '• ,. nnsty ":-;l~1n. o~nd :-. tr 1pes • wavrn g 111 the brecn) Vet I know H battlf' stltl rages - wP sti ll need l4l ~ua 1 d the r.:nnt,<ll't.'i for wh1ch Old Glorv stands :vt a~ "'e 111 this IJH tlll t.c nmat ) ear - - .: smg ano JH::t\ w1th F r ands Scott Key " 0 lhtJ.s be 11 e"er sh<tll stand U~(WN' Il thcll the '~he n fr~.:cmen lon•d hOilh'S ,md 1\ Hr'o..: de!-~.ol~lwn H!est wtth vtr tOJ .r ::wd ppuce, may the H t.:d\ en- r~sc lled land Pra1se the Prmcr th at ha th made and p1 eservcd u~ a n,JliOn Then conque~ we must, \dmn OlU ('ilUSt:' it is JUS I, An(ltl n~b f.•our m Q ll•),' fn<Jod JS our trust " And the $ 1,,~. r~~ purl }l l ed b~1nnrt i'l trtumph sllall wavt: '' •' ' ' 0\·r the 1 ~111 d of the ft t•e anrl the home rl lllP !n :n 11 Oh, SC(' . ? SHY ean ' \H' !=.Ce, can' t we · .) :·. 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