https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cdaf07d7dbe490dc538b30e9d563b6a9.pdf c4473b8ecfe723a3c42fe46a13e4ca99 PDF Text Text IC · ·rhen.Uy Sentlne~ Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Deo:. 2,1976 SEORC asks ·State switch highway building priorities ATHENS - A spokesman Committee' of the Southfor_ the HiRhwav Users eo stern Ohio Regions I Council said today Ohio may need to reassess Its priorities for new highway construction In Its sOuthern region base~ · upon the federal government's nuclear energy plans at Piketon . G: Kenner Bush, in a newsletter to committee members, reported the federa l Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA) will bagln work nell April on a $4.4 billion addition to the uranium enrichment plant at Piketon, designed to ~&:?;~"\'-'=~~:J'"--"" 1 double lts uranium processing capacity. According to ERDA the plont exponslon will create ~~\give her a around 6,000 construction (9bra. Jobs over the next eight yeors. Once the added Citizens Band radio! facilities are ready for operation, In 1985, another ~00 permanent jobs will be created at the plant. "Careful consideration must be given by Ohio to the Impact upon regional highway priorities of the massive $4.4 billion addition," said Bush. · "An excellent case can and should be made for speeding up the construction dates on the remalnd.er of the Ohio Appalachian Highway, even beyond those already targeted in the state's fiveyear plan," he added. Almost 45 miles of.the four· Jane Appalachian Highway remains to ba.constructed between Cincinnati and Belpre. With the e~ception of the Athens bypass. to Albany, most of these projects are in Brown and Adams counties . between Cincinnati and · Piketon. .. "This gap must be com· pleted to make the total route from Cincinnati to Belpre Unemployment highest in 1976 at ,8.1% level EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturdoy through Monday, a'clwlce of snow Saturday, ebanglng to rata Sunday and clearing Monday. Highs wUJ be In teb 30s Saturday and In the 101 Sunday and Monday. Lows wUJ rang~ from 10 to IS Saturday and will be ta lbe ZOs Sunday and Mooday. effective," said Bush, "and projects from the present now completing this gap 70 to 9G' per cent. " Until this is achieved, the sooner than planned would ~elp lmmesureably In Appala c hian Highway easing the impact of the program will never be nuclear en·ergy, plant ex- ·competitive with Interstate pansion." projects which are given · Turning colder today , Two Appalachian projects preference by most states cha nce of snow flurries . have been programmed for bacause they involve 90 per Temperatures In the teens by bidding In 1977, a half·mile cent federal dollars." evening. Cloudy, very cold section at Athens from Both the SEORC and loth tonight, lows zero to IOabove. Richland-to-Blackburn and District Rep. Clarimce E. Increasing cloudiness an 8.2-mlle stretch between Miller have been advocating Friday, highs to 25. TOMMY LANE, dressed as a Christmas package, Williamsburg and Route 68 in legislation to reduce the state Probability of precipitation is participated 'In Wednesday evening's hOUday parade. Clermont and Brown counties shlire of costs of the 40 per cent today and 20 per Tommy is the son of Elizabeth Lane of Pomeroy. east of Cincinnati. developmental .htghway "'.cent tonight and Friday. The Athens job is planned system. A bill ·offered this to .be sold In July; the sale year by Miller was supported date for the Williamsburg-to- by ARC, the state of Ohio and Route 68 job is dependent numerous ~egiOnal upon final federal approval of development agencies, but an "Environmental Impact failed to win the backing of Statement. other Appalachian state governors, Bush advised. . Bush also commented on ,The SEOI!C high way the eflorts of his committee committee's next scheduled over tbe past year to Inmeeting will be in January. crease federal financing of No charge was filed against Twenty-one pupils aboard One accident observed was Appalachian Highway tbe driver of a car Involved in the bus escaped Injury. There about one mile north of Ada school bus accident at 7:15 was moderate damage. dison on SR 7 where a car had a.m. Wednesday according to Athey had minor Injuries. slid sideways, went through the Gallia-Melgs Post State The patrol said this mar· guardraillng · to the left (Continued from page I) Highway Patrol. ning at 9 a.m. It had officers toward the Ohio River, and (Continued from page I ) (Continued from page I) . Officers said the occident waive extradition. If it is . Assistant Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Bell, in a on the scene of four ac- stopped approximately 50 Install s any whe1c car. t ruck. speech Wednesday in Grand Rapids, Mich., sold advance are currently on strike. The occurred on County Road 345, cidents, none of them feet down an embankment. m h(Hne Keeps you tn touch unsuccessful, he said they cak11lations Indicate the wheat target price will rlse .frorn $2.29 wtth safet y addttion will furnish jobs for seven tenths of a mile east of believed causing serious No one appeared InJured. will press to file for ex- a b,ush~l this year to $2.53 for the 1977 .crop. The corn target , another 500 or 600, according Rt. 7 in Meigs County· when Injury. Another Injury accident • Mr rlt ·S i l C - M <:~ O:r - t a lk with Ohio which ts $1.57 a bushel will go to $1.74 experts indicate. Aild tradition to Duerk. Roger V. Athey, 22, Rt . I, Snow one to 2 inches deep occurred at 6:15 a.m. Wed• Dyn am rke wtth RF 1 authorities and have Young the 43.2eentapoWJd cottontarget willriseto49cents. The i11flux of construction Cheshire, lost control of his • l ' lug-m Jock. beginning about 5 a.m. nesday on Mitchell Rd. one returned. • Ex t!Jrr tai SJ,J eaker 'workers, peaking· in 1982-83 car on the Icy road. The covered Mei.gs and · Gallla tenth of a mile north of Rt. 568 In the meantime, similar COLUMBUS - TilE STATE HEALTH Department said will produce headaches for vehicle slid across the road • All 23 c t1anne ls mc ludmg Eme rg e.ncy Chan nel9 warrants are expected to be today more than 60 cases of measles have been reported in area residents. More housing Into the path of a Meigs Local highways, rural roads, lanes where lla J. Artus, 64, Rt. 1, • Co mrJtete wtll1 bracke t presented to the juvenile Licking County In the last two months and the problem has "a and sewer and wrJter lines School bus operated by Emily and city and town streets with Northup, lost control of her • W ergh s only 2 2 lbs .snow. car which slid on the snowtoday and to also see if he will potential epiderrilc level." will be required. School F. Manley, 49, Middleport. covered Icy road . striking a ONLY waive extradition. State Health Director Dr. John Ackerman said his financing may be a problem telephone pole. She was taken Young has a pr evious department in cooperation with the Licking County and since the federal plant to the Holzer Medical Center record, which most notably Newark City Health Pepartments would conduct mass supplies no taxes to educate by the Gallia County (Continued from page I) Includes the 1970 conviction immunization clinics In the county against measles. Ackerman additional pupils. Veterans Memorial Hospital Volunteer Emergency Squad the New Haven Garden Club. for the armed robbery of the said one clinic has been scheduled for Friday mthe junior and "We are trying to bring ADMITTED Aa ron for treabnent of minor lnlate Marvin Stanley. He was senior high schools of the Northridge School district. In addition to CO!IlfllUnily The 2-W'ay,j some order to this size of Kelton, Pomeroy; Maxine juiies. Ackerman said that the most susceptible age groups are project," said Duerk, whose Hobbs, Dexter; William Involvement, she was active the lrU<:ker4 sentenced to ten yea rs in Icy road conditions were in the Mason United prison at Moundsville, but generally those In junior and senior high schools. use! coordlnaiDr will be working George, Cheshire. blamed on a single car acwas paroled last year. Methodist Church, of which with Goodyear,local officials DISCHARGED .Doris cident at 9:·20 a.m .. on Cit 'tl, · As of this time, the weapon, and ERDA's community Thomas, Ma rjorie Gibbs , she was a member. four tenths of a mile east of believed to be a knife, has not Mrs. Berry was well known development specialists to Gla dys Taylor, Carl 689 in Meigs' County where been found, according to as a Bend Are>i grocer and combat the problems and Richards, Marilyn Harris. Myron R. Johnson; 19, Rt. 3, NEW HAVEN, W. Va . - Mayo Drive, New Haven, at Gaskins. Mrs. Berry's body held membership In the seek federal financial Albany, traveling eaBt, lost Property loss was estimated was found In her bed with five Retail Grocers' AssociAtion. 1:45 p.in. Wednesday. assistanee . control of his car which slid at $22,000 when fire struck the deep stab wounds. She, as co-owner with her New Ha ven firemen who Still, the "boom" won't be on the snow-covered icy road residents of Melvin Ray Fry, Her hands had been tied mother, opened the B and B received the alarm ap- as big as in 1952-57 when Middleport. 0 . LEAD BIGGER with rawhide. However, when Market in October, 1948. Then striking a tree: There was proximately 15 minutes after 26,000 workers arrived to put her body was discovered the fire began had it out in 30 COLUMBUS (UP!) in January of this year, she minor damage. A deer was killed In an Wednesday morning, the minutes. The men remained the original plant together. Presiden t-elect ·Jimmy became the sole owner of tbe Construction is scheduled Carter increased his margin accident at 10:15 a.m. on Rt. rawhide had bee n cut, on the scene for two hours; store which is located at the iD begin In April, and flRDA sepa rating her hands. the cause is still under in· is already taking bids from of victory <over President corner of Second and Horton 35, eight tenths of a mile west A motive in the slaying vestigation. Ford In Ohio to 11,001 votes of Rt. 160. THe animal ran large firms for a prime with 75 per cent of a statewide Sts. remains In doubt . However, Her fa !her died November · Into the path of a car operated The Fry family was not contrary to other published home at the time of the fire. contractor . recount completed, Secretary 30, 1975, arid did a grandson, by Marvin McGuire, 55, Rt. I, "We wm encourage the of State Ted W. Brown accounts and. television The call camdrom a neighCrown City. Ice was also Sarouei Timothy Hoffman . hiring of as many Ohio people reported Wednesday. stories, the robbery motive bor. Damage was limited to ·blamed lor 8 collision at.I0:45 In addition to her mother, as· possible,'' ·said Duerk, anhas not been ruled out. a.m. on Shoal Creek Rd., four survivors inclUde one the laundry and recreation "In my opinion the original room of the split-level house, ticipating that the project will tenths of a mile west of Rt. 7 daughter, Mrs. Samuel motive was robbery," although there was heavy draw workers from West In GaUia County. Vehicles (Sharon) Hoffman,' Letart; Gaskins said this morning. heat and smoke damage Virginia, Kentucky and as far problems such as waste three sisters, Mrs. Leo driven by· Larry R. Brumaway as northern Ohio. disposal will not be severe Apprehension of the elsewher~ . field, 36, Rt. 1, Crol"" City, "During the construction since the main ura nium ( Irene ) Konieczny, and Frank B. Swindler, liS, svspects followed soon after Hun tington , Mrs. Lester Three tr ucks, one am- phase, a lot of local construc- enrichment plant ·already the body was discovered. (Ruth ) Johnson, Vienna , : Rt. I, Crown City, collided bulance, four squadmen, 21 tion workers will be used," exists. Authorities first became ftremen, and many members Mrs . John (Wilma) headon. There was moderate The ebb and flow of aware of the crime when Mrs., of the auxiliary were on the Duerk said. "We think a damage. No one was cited. maj<rity will be within com- t emp orary co nstructio n. · Hammack , Charleston;· two Berry's mo~er, Mrs. B. F. scene. A final Wednesday accident muting distance," agreed forces will create uncertainty granddaughters, Mary Lynn occurred atl:38 p.m. on Clay Board, who lives nearby, John Gedeon, community for the business community. and Amy Hoffman; one Lick Rd. In Harrison Twp. , discovered the body. at aP: relations di rector for At the same lime, Duerk said, grandson ; Christopher three miles west o!'Rt. 218. proximately 8:30 a.m. She 'Hoffman. Goodyear. there will be some uspinoffs" telephoned the Mason Rescue Burial will be in Graham Officers said a truck driven This could cut down on the such as new power Squad, who along with the Cemetery, Friends may call by Richa.rd T. Adkins, 21, new housing and school generating stations, a market Mason Police Department at the funeral home from 2 to McArthur, , rolled back financing problems, and for electronic servicing firms and the West Virginia State 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on striking a truck operated by Duerk believes the and energy ·research and Police entered into a joint Curtis Jacks, 15, Columbus. Friday. environmental impact development companies. Investigation, concentrating primarily in the Bend Area. Apparently , foll owing a series of interviews with people in he area, authorities were led to suspect Young Golden R. Canaday of and the juvenile. It was also Nol'!hup has been re-elected learned that the two allegedly to an eighth, three-year term fled to Meigs County, or on the Ohio Farm Bureau possibly to Athens County. Federation board of trustees. The action came Nov. 30 on AID RETURNED the third day of the State Auditor Thomas E. organization's 58th annual Ferguson's office announced meeting In Columbus at the Introducing "EXTRA CRISPY" Ken1ucky Fried the Decembar distribution of Neil House Hotel. Chicken crisp on the outside - moist and tend er on the $34,2i3,1S6 in Aid to DepenCanaday, 75, has inside. dent Children to 550,145 represented Athens, Gallia, Now Available At : recipients In Ohio's 88 . Lawrence ahd Meigs COWlcounties. Meigs County ties, on teh 26-member board received $55,528 ·of the total since his election In 1956. Ph. 992 -5432 0. for 921 recipients. A tobacco and beef farmer from Gallla County, Canaday has been active In Farm TELEVISION Bureau since joining the organization in 1945. He Is a member of the Cooperative League of the United States. • He served as chairman of Farm Bureau's tobacco committee from 1956 to 1975 and chairman of the dairy . I would be less than honest if_ I stated that I was not deeply hurt by l~c l 'fNBRO OK committee from 1966-1975. At the results_of the recent election. However, I am reminded of the Model t U445 19" diagonal various times, he also has class~c pohl!~al_ metaphor - " If you can't stand the heat, get out of served on the Fann Bureau the kttchen . I mtend not only to remain in the kitchen but to move . board's executive and public closer to the stove. I assure yo.~ that the Republican . Party in Meigs affairs con\mittees. Counly does not plan to lie down and play dead . II shall remain alive Take advantage of our sa le prices on RCA and GE color television in time for the Canaday also has ·been and well. · specta I Chnstmas programs an.d college bow! games: AI the warehouse on active in the Harrlso.n Mechanic St.. · To all members of the Central Committee and to the many, many Township and Hannan Trace school board, the Gallla volunteers who worked so hard for rhe Republican cause. please accept my profuse thanks . County Cooperative Board, Gallla County Agriculture Shop at Elberfelds this weekend .during our three day sale and save on men's Stabilization and Con· Sincerely, ties. slacks and dress shirts; men's and boy's coats; men's sport coats; men's servation Committee and the· leisure suits and matching tops; lube soc~s; flare legged jeans; women's Production Credit Advisory sweaters; women's and girls winter coats; wall and door mirrors, upholstered LESLIE FULTZ, CHAIRMAN Comrriltlee. chairs and no-iron sheets. r Canaday, a widower, was MEIGS COUNTY married to the former Vesia OPEN Friday 9: 30 to 8 p.m . and Saturday 9:30 to 5 p.m . C. Danner. He has five sons I and one daughter. REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMIITEE He lives at Carter Rd., Rt. Pol . Advt. Paid for Personally by ihe S igne~ 1, Northup. Weather Gbra. Home damaged. in New Haven INGELS FURNITURE your Christmas Gift Store I A NEW COLOR TELEVISION IS A GIFT THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY RDII XL-100 ' : perFormance A BRIEF MESSAGE TO THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY RCn SALE THREE DAY SALE CONTINUES F. . . SANT.\.BltOUGIIT lots of gOQdles for area children~ , Wednesday evening following his arrivai In the annual Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade. . Prices ' . r;v;,;;,:::;:;: ·:' ' ' ':' i~:: : :Jj;i;j;l\ ~e up * ~ By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON (UP!) Wholesale prices, boosted by higher costs for fuel and consumer-ready food, rose by 0.6 pe~ cent in November for the second straight month, the Lab<)r. Depariment said today. . But despite a apOOdlng of the inflation rlile in the past three months , wholesale prices were only 4.2 per cent higher than one year ago. TOKYO - JAPAN'S RutiNG UBERAL Democratic Wholesale prices fell In party, wrenched by the Lockheed payofl scandal, Sunday January , February and faces its first general election In four years and the most Augl!lll, but vaulted 0.9 per severe test since it came ~power 21 years ago . cent in September before H tbe LDP fails to get a comfortable majority, it could easlog to 0.6 ·per cent In the signal to end to conservative rule of the United States' major past two months . Asian ally .and Apen-the way for the opposition, Including The Labor Departmen t Communists and Socialists, to tackle the problem of for.ming a said its Wholsale Price Index coalition government. stood at 185.6 in November from a 1967 base of 100. This IPNDON - A ·J2.YEAR.QLD BRITISH woman today. means goods that cost gave birth to quintuplets - three girls and 'two boys. Ahospital Wholesale buy!"'S $1,000 in spokesman said "although they are very small, they are doing 1967 cost $1,856 more last Well." ·· month. He said doctors delivered the babies of Mrs. Helen Miles, Prices charged to of Digswell, Hertfordshire, by Caesarian section. The latest wholesale buyers are quints were born eight weeks prematurely and weighed be- Incorporated Into the cost of tween 3 pounds, 5¥• ounces to under 2 poWlds for one of the production in making (Continued on page 12) consumer goods. • By United Press International LONDON - BRITAIN'S VOTERS HANDED another setback to the Labor government iDday, Indicating a probable landslide victory for the Conservatives if a general election were held soon. · The Conservatives retained their ~eat In a parllsmentary · byelectlon , at Camb~idge in another 9.9 per cent voting "swing" In theirtavor and against the governing Labor party. The Conservative success caf11e just four weeks after three earlier byelections ·which registered voting "swings" of 13.1 per cent. 13.7 per cent and 22.5 per cent against Labor and in favor of the Conservatives. ·assorted ·guardrail, fences I ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ...................................... .................................................... ~ ......,en tine at • PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1976 No less than 13 traffic Willie M. Maynard, 44, of Rt. accidents were logged in I, Oak Hill. There was heavy Gallia and Meigs Counties damage to both cars. No Thursday by the Ohio State citation was issued. David H. Wellington, 21, Rt. Highway Patrol. . . Icy road conditions were 2, Vinton, was cited for . faulted In most of the ac- driving an unsafe vehicle cidents; only ftve persons following an accident on SR suffered InJuries, none 160, one and eight tenths miles north of SR 554. believed serious. Three persons were injured Wellington's car came over a In a collision at 3:25 p.m. on hillcrest, slid on Ice, went left U.S. 35, one tenth of a mile of center to strike a car east of SR 160: According to operated by Charles Wrightthe Gallla-Meigs· Post State set; 45, Mt. Sterling. Highway Patrol, an auto David A. Kistler, 20, Rt. I, operated by Allee A. Camp- GaUipolls, was charged with bell, 35, Rt. I, VInton, stopped driving an unsafe vehicle to make a turn; James L. foliowing an accident &1,7: 10 Northup, 35, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, a.m. Thursday on Slf 141, was unable to stop his vehicle eight tenths of a mile west of which . slid left ~~ center TR 9. Kistler's car slid striking the car headon sideways striking a vehicle operated by BettY J , Ber- operated by Larry D. Mllier, nard, 38, Point Pleasant. 30, Rt. 2, Patriot. There was His car also hit the Camp- moderate damage. No one was Injured or cited bell car. Northup was taken to the In a single car mishap at 8:40 Holzer Medical Center in a a.m. on Meigs Cl! 3,, two SEOEMS ambulance. Mrs. tenths of mile south>Of SR 7 Bernard and a passenger, where Becky S. · Fultz, Mary C. Machlr, 34, Point Middleport, loBI control of her Pleasant, were also taken to car on Icy pavement. The vehicle ran off the left side of the' boaplta). Northup was cited for the highway. into a ' ditch. moderate faUure .to stop within the There wsa assured clear distance. There damage. Thelma R. Eblin , 52, · was mOderate damage ,to tbe Campbeli vehicle, heavy Cheshire, escaped injury in damage to the Bernard an accident at 8:03 a.m. on vehicle while Northup's car SR 7, 4 and six tenths miles · was demolished. north of U.S. 35 below the Both drivers were Injured Kyger Cr~k Plar\t. In an accident at 6 a,m. · Mrs. Eblin lost control of Thursday on u.s. 35, one her car which slid on lbe Icy tenth of a mile east of SR 'l/9 · pavement through a guardat Thurman. The patrol said rail. There was moderate · ·· an auto driven by Bonnie A. damage. At 8:40a.m. on Gallia CR 7, ~lac«mon; · 36, Galii polls, went out of control on ice. The three tenths of a mile west of vehicle went left of center SR 160, Ro!M!rt M. Richard, striking a car operated by 29, Long Bottom, lnst control ' ,, community that I intend to go the wage and price controls. Involving restoration of confiThe Council on Wage and dence between labor nnd toward wage and price controls unless there's a Price Stability charged the Industry, long range planning national emergency-which f steel and aluminum and ' stim ulus to the certainly don't anticipate." Industries Thursda y with economy. Carter, a virtual unknown railing prices pilrtly to offset But he said he has not himself a year ago, also said the poulble eflects of Inter decided on whether he will that he expects to name his prl~e CQDtrols. propose a laic cut nnd will not cabinet by 'Christmas and Agesture to hOld Ute nne on make a decision until uftei that "most" of the members steel prices, Carter said, U1e first of the year. will be relatively unknown to would have been read as "a Brezhnev sent Curter a the American public. signal to the country ond to personal message via He abo sal<I he: the world ... they they were Tl'easury Secretary WIUiam - Will work with Congress ready to mak e a sacrifice." Simon this week In which the iD bring about a more active "I was disappointed," he Soviet leader assured the new growth rate In the Gross said. U.S. chief of state that lhe National Product. Soviets want peace. Carter said that be wanted - Will send an unofficial to get cabinet appolnbnenta Brezhnev said "they would reply to Soviet leader Leonid in the area .u! national bend over backwards not to Brezhnev assuring the security out of the way ftral create any test early In my Kremlin that he want.s a and promised to name other admlnlsttraUon ... that they peaceful world. cabinet members as quickly wanted peace / 1 said Curter . - Was not consulted on the as he mukes the decisions. He· said he would send wo1·d decision by Presl!(ent Ford "By Ohrt.stmas, ·I'll have back io Brczhnev itnofflclally Thursday to begin produ~tlon the cabinet pretty well of his own · Intention to on the Bl bomber but that be Identified," he said. "I would maintain peaceful rrelatlons. · is not worried because'he will guea that most of thorn He all!!l said he Intends to have the final decision In tbe would ' come from the 11 move .,_ggressively" to get matter. ,.• • h1 the stragetlc arms limitation relatively unknown ." The steel lndlistry, said The president-elec t said talks "off dead center " and Carter, " missed a there was little he could do may make an interim tremendous opportunity to between now and the time he · agreement with the Soviets help me and President Ford" is Inaugurated on Jan. 20 to which would be culled Salt stabilize prices. But he dampen Inflation. n- then begin work .on a ON NATIONAL TV apparently tried to soften the 11 We can ~t change tt over- more comprehensive David King, son of Mr. and way for a price rollback by COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov. Mrs. VIrgil '" King, Kings· night," be said·, adding that It agreement to reduce nuclear making the aMouncement on James A. Rhodes today reis 1'a long, tedious proceu" artJlli . bury, will be one of lbe 60 collegians appearing In the placed both Ohio Highway nationwide TV special, , Safety Director DQnald Cook "Let Freedom Ring" at 10 and Bureau of Motor Vehicles p.m. on Channel 8, Dec. 7 Registrar Curtis . Andrews and 5 p.m. Dec. 19 on and reassigned them to other Channel 4. The Collegians, areas of state government. Cook and Andrews had from Word of Life Institute, Schroon Lake, N. Y., gave · been feuding in recent the production In 14 cities months over the way during the summer and Aildrews handled the BMV COLUMBUS - '!be Board Joined the company In 1950 as fall. David Is a graduate of which came under Cook's of Directors for Columbus an assistant to the president jurisdictlon...as...head of the Meigs High Schooll Department of Highway and Southern Ohio Electric ahd during his employment Company announced Thurs- with Columbus and Southern Safety. Cook two weeks . ago day effective next December he has served as vlce 'sUBpended Andrews but be 31 Arthur G. Green will retire president, executive vice was' r.elnstated. on the orders. and R. J. Grueser, a natlv~ of president, · director and Pomeroy, will succeed Green member of the executive of RhO!les. as chairman of the board and committee, and his most Rhodes named former Ohio recent position of president. chief ei<ecutlve officer. Highway Patrol Supt. Robert Ben T. Ray was elected Grueser also serves as Chiaramonte to succeed Cook chairman of the beard of Ohio president and chief operating Officers for 1977 were and Dean Dollison, an Federal Savings and Loan officer. director of elected when the Middleport assistant Grueser attended the Association. Chamber of Commerce and administrative affairs for the University of Cincinnati and He and his wile, Harriett, Department of Merchants Assn. met Thurs- Ohio reside at 2545 Brlxton Road . Ohio State University. He R. J. GRUESER day for a luncheon at the Transportation to succeed Columbus and Souithern Ohio Aildrews. Cook was reassigned as Electric Co. They are Emerson project director of Operation Heighton, president; Edison Crime Alert and the Baker,· vice president ; Mrs. Organized Crime Prevention Debbi Buck, treasurer, and Co u n c II , reP I acIng SYR.ACUSE _ Robert been paid Wingett said. A Lawrence Manley, who Mrs. Alwilda Werner, Chiaramonte In that position. Wingett told Syracuse council sewage system for t·he pool picks up garbage for the Andews was named to secretary. · Dolli In the ODOT Thursday night 80 percent of and lights to serve the pool village, met with co. uncll and • Members discussed the repIace son · the swimming pool Is com- and baseball field are also . asked for an Increase of 60 Rhodes also presented planned. cents on monthly rates. The annual Christmas parade 'th pleted and, "with a week of Cook nd And which will be held at 6 p.m. a rews Council disclosed It Is present rale Is .. "'.50 per · · WI hia good weather," the Hornsby con t'th ammg t tos Company would be able to get accepting applications for a month. Council tabled the Monday with participating IeIt er pool manager for next ·year. request for study: units to meet at the Gateway coneIusIons wt respec tl!e dispute between the two. the building portion under AI Att dl M Market no tater than 5:30 However, the contents of the roof. I applications are to be . en ng were ayor p.m. Sa.nta will be In the Thus far under the federal . malled to Mayor Herman Herman London, Troy Zwilling, Eber PI ckens, Kathryn parade and will appear on the letter were not bl inunedtately granlfor the .pool $69 930 has London. ' ' ' Crow Wingett and Jimmy streets of the town during the rnade ava lla e. "! am confident that Joe ' Hemsl~y council Chrlstm.as season. The members· Mary Chancey general condition of the town Robert Chiaramonte and I"'L un clerk; George Holman: was discussed along with Dean Dollison will bring to \..diurC treasurer and Chief of Pollee methods of discouraging the the Deparbnent of Highway Safety and the Bureau of ' Milton V~rian continuous littering. • Motor Vehicles the close TUPPERS PLAINS - will begin at 10:30 a.m. with · · cooperation, ,cOllll)lunicallon ¥embers of the St. Paul Blahop Dwight E. Loder, and effective admlnlBtration United Methodist Church resident biahop of ..the Weal that people of Ohio deserve In here will mark the opening of Ohio Conference of the United Executioners to every state agency " said their new church facilities Methodist Church officiating. Up Rhodes. ' Sunday with special services At noon there wlll be a • Rho des d 1r e c 1 e d aU day. covered dlah dinner In the , draw just $100 Chiaramonte to begin A service of Co!lllecraUon church basement. . OR BctUJR SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) . inunedlately a review of 'the ·r -fhe afternoon program, - Members of the firing LEADS system which Is ' featuring "the Gospel Tones" J _ squao picked to eJeeuUve UBed by law enforcement ~f~ of VIenna, W. Va., will begin SUUr.eRf. -condemned tlller Gary personnel and to make !;.-7:1'' -~~..~- · •·•·· · ·. ~ at2, and the day wiU conclu~e recent expulsion decision Glbnore will receive $100 recommendatiollll on how to ~;;-' . 2~;·. with a candlelight com· byASupt. Charles L. DQwler each. The captain of the Improve the reUabllity of the •. ;~ munlon service at 7:30 p.m. 1 squad wUI be paid $125. system. · ··: wllh 111" pasw. the Rev. was.. upheld ..Thursday night The Utah Finance Cook had accused Andrews · · '• Richard Thomas, .In charge. when the Melgs Local School Department Thursday of shutting down the lEADS The St. Paul United District Board of Education began processing· a $725 system at 5 p.m. every day Methodist Church dateB from met In executive ileuloil to check payable to prison and on weekends and a merger offqrmer Methodl8t hold a hearing on the matter: Following the hearing t~e WardeD Sam Smith He will holidays. and E.U.B. congregationa In caob lbe check and pay the Rhodes directed DQIIIson to Tuppers Plains In September, board met in open seulon and . executioners and an take all action necessary to lts8. Actual construction aMon~ Its upholding of alternate rifleman In cash secure passage of a bill iD began June I of this year. The the decision of Supt. Dowler so their Identities will ce ntralize, the annual $100,0WJ structure was built In suapendlng the Btudenl never be known. issuance of license by Flck & Karr CnDitruction until the end of the !!rat semester, January 19. (Continued on page 12) Co. of Chester. emergency he has "no Intention " of SllOklng wage and price controls In the next four years. The move could make it easier for the steel indl!lllry iD back down on its controversial price hikes which went into effect this By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UPI) Presid ent-el ect Jimmy Carter said today that barring a national reelected iA..i»OMiiOV • the labor fore~~, combined with a rise in the numbar of job losers. Some U million of the nation's Wlemployed "'"'" counted as Job losses-also a benchmark for 1978. The average duration of unemployment abo increased In November to 15.6 weeks, and the number of persons forced iD accept part-time Jobs continued to climb to 3.6million. Joblessness among women, whites, blacks, married men and fulltlme workers Increased only slightly. But there was no Increase for teen-agers or household heads. Some 100,000 new factory Joba opened up In November with the resolution of strikes. Employment rose by 120,000 In the service Industries, 30,000 In the construstlon Industry and 10,000 in mining . . · Carter will ask no controls Canaday r··-~i-iiiTiiiDs.. Prestdent Ford originaUy naa pronusea to reduce unemployment to below 7 per. cent by the end of 1976, Carter recently Indicated a 1.5per cent reduction during his first year In office would be the best the nation could hope for. As more people--most of tbem women-entered the labor · force, total employment also Increased In November lor the first time In five months. Employment rose by 350,000 to a record high of 88.1 million. Much of this Increase, however, resulteq from the settlement of several maJor strikes against manufacturers, Including Forq Motor Co. . ' . The labor force--<Jr the total number of persons available lor work- increased by 560,000 to 95.9 rrillllon in l'iovember. · The Increase In joblessness rfsulted from this expllnslon of POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 161 Roads littered by 19 cars, to post CROW'S STEAK HOUSE VOL XXVII · Expansion Service October, November's rate was the highest' since it reached 8.3 per cent last Decembar. Some 200,000 persons-most of them adult men- were put out of work in November, just before the Christmas holidays , Theunemploymentrati!for adult men rose to 6.5 per cent, also the highest level for 1976. This brought to 7.6 million the number of Americans unemplayed. With the ecooomy growing at a snail's pace, there is little Indication the employment picture will improve in the months !lhead. Both Carter and administration economists have acknowledged the economy Is In worse · shape than they previonilly believed.. - · · · · · .e School bus struck by skidding automobile . News •. in Briefs Suspect WASHINGTON (UP!) - Unemployment jumped to the year's hlsheBt level of 1.1 per cent In November, returning iD wllllln a fraction of the worst days of the recession, the IJibor Ilepafbnent reported today . The O.Z per cent Increase over October is certain to Increase • preuur_! on Presldent:elect Jinuny Carter to provide a stlmu!UB fer the nation's sagging economy-possibly b~ cutting ~ea. · · The November unemployment rate was just 0.8 per cent below the recession peak of 8.9establlshed in May, 197ij. ltalso '1!88 the lint lime In 1978 tl)at Joblesaness has reached the 8per cent leveL . . . Rising .Bteadlly from a ·1976 low of 7.3 per ceqt In May, unemployment hovered )UBI below 8per cent between July and week in the face of a stagnant economy. Carter scheduled an afternoon news conference at which· he was expected to name Cyrus ·Vance as secretary of state and Atlanta bank er Bert Lance "" director of the Office of Management.and Budget. Interviewed on the NBC Today program, Carter assured the nation's business aild labor leaders that he does not foresee any wage and price controls in the next four years. "I have no Intention at all during the next four years (of) asking. for wage and price authority, even on a stand-by basis," he said. "So there need be no concern in the business community or the labor Governor ends feud over Cook Grueser heads electi'i~ fitm Otamher names Heighton its new president of his' car which ran off the icy highway striking n fence owned by Carl Mefford, Rt. 2, VInton. Ice was blamed for a single car accident at 7:30 a.m. on SR 338 In Meigs County, four · and four tenths miles south of Racine where Bertha H. Simpson, 68, Racine, Jost , control of her car. The vehicle ran off the road striking il guardrail. Another siogle car accident occurred at 9:50a.m. oil SR 113, four tenths of a mile ' north of SR 692 In Meigs County where Patricia J. Collins, 25, Pomeroy, traveling north, lost control of her car which ran off the right side of the highway into a ditch and embankment. . There was moderate damage. A collision occurred at JI:4S a.m. on Gallia TR 37, one and eight tenths miles north of SR · 141 where a vehicle operated by Frederick A. Burdette, 13, Gallipolis, slid into a car driven by Terrance E. Lilyne, 18, Gallipolis. Aheadon colllslon occurred on Wes Denney Rd . one mile south ·of Gallla CR 2 where vehicles driven by Paul 'A. Byerly, 69, Rt. 1, VInton, and Barbara·J . Easterly, 29, Rt. 2, VInton, collided headon. There was moderate . damage. A final accident occurred on old U. S. 35, 300 ft. north of U.S. 35 where Delbert E. Limpert, Jr ., 24, Lakeside, Ohio, lost control of his car which ran off the. roadway striking a fence owned by Ray Adams, Rt. 2, Bidwell. Pool is '8(f%- complete h openmg • s day lJowfer h. ld e to \?2 l ...__ expe DAYS TO CHRISTMAS 't' ' �.· • 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Dec 3,1976 More schools locking doors DANNY MURTAUGH: today giving extra vacation Thomas E '· Ferguson projected a $3.4 million deficit in the Toledo system by Dec. 31. Even ending teach<:r, administrative and non-teaching staff salaries, would not save the Toledo schools from a $71,000 end-<>f· the-year def1cit, he said . "This figure represents less than one-third of a day's cost of operat~on of til• school distri ct, and ad justments c'O uld reduce this to a zero bal,;lnce," said Ferguson ''There seems to be a general revolt agai nst property taxes in Ohio," said Lawrence. We get 65 pet. of funds from local property taxes " Three Urnes tn the past two years Toledo voters have defeated increased property Uulted Press loteroatlooal Bitter arctic cold spread over the 29 inches of snow blank etin g Buffalo, N Y., tod ay , tu m bl 1n g temperatures to a record one degree above zero for the date. The snow fmally stopped Thursday after dumpmg another II mches on the o1ty The weather service said which has been buried in temperatures began skidding snows generated by Lake ID recor~ lows in the Midwest Ene smce Monday. The snow and Northeast just after m easured · faur feet in some midnight and some might go areas. The National Weather lower. It was 10 below in SerVIce called Buffalo "the Grand Rapids, Mich., tying snow cap1tal of the na tion" the record low for December. and said the snowfall was New lows.for the date were "Wlreal" set at Toledo, Ohio, 10 below; Pit tsburgh, 6 below; Cleveland, 5 below ; Muskegon, Mich, 2 below; Bmgha mton , N.Y"' zero; Akron, Ohio, 3 below; South Bend , Ind., 2 below and Lansing, Mich., 4 below. It was 4 below in Rockford, m., to tie another record low In Buffalo , even the Chamber of Commerce , which once berated newspapers for prmting pictures of snows wrapped around cars and houses, was closed as a result of the storm. ISAAC D. Jackson, Route I, Portland, is pictured wtth a 14-point deer which he bagged Wednesday on his farm. The deer weighed ahout 160 pounda. - · · Last say.:.so to Carter WASHINGTON (UP!) Pr esl'dent -elect Jimm y Carter said today he did not object to President Ford's order to begtn production of the Bl homber, because he will have the final say-so about the future of the controversial warplane. Carter has been critical of the Bl, which opponents says is not needed in the missile age. But he said today he has not come to 8 final dec1sion abOut the plane. In announcing a producllon start that 1s subject to Carter's review, Afr Force Racine Social attending. Shown 1-r among the many poinsettias are Don Hubbard; his daughter, Donna, and Amy Huston, a?f' employe. Hubbard built the last of his three greenhouses in September, all bu1lt tn the last two years. Nerve tissue cover stripped By BRUCE NICHOLS HOUSTON (UPI ) - The scientists say it may look like multiple sclerosis, or even -encephalitis It'll have something to do with the nerves, and it w!U appear to be from natural causes. But it probably won't be. The Illnesses probably will be the chemical Phosvel str1p~tng J!!e natural cover off nerve tissue in !he body. And although scientists say they doubt any workers at the Velsicol Chemica l Co rp , plant at Bayport, Tex., will die from coming in contact with Phosvel, they also doubt any w!ll fully recover . "At least three have been diagnosed as haVIng multiple sclerosis , four more diagnosed as having encephalitis and three more hav e dev eloped an undiagnosed neuropathy , which 1s something wrong with the nervous system," SBJd Dr. Shiro Tanka , of the Bench succeeds Aaron WASHINGTON (UPI ) No Greater Love , an organization that helps children of Americans missmgor killed in VietNam, has picked Cincinnati All· Star catcher Johnny Bench as president. Bench succeeds Hank Aaron for a two-year tenn. He announced at a news conference Thursday tbat the organization has enlisted the aid of Congress in sponsoring its second annual program to recognize Viet Nam veterans for their contributlons as civilians. Award nominees will he made through the 435 House members, Bench said, and the final 10 winners will he honored at a ceremony m Washington next May. Na tion al Institu te of Occ upatiOnal Safety and Health "We haven't had a case of dea th caused by this substance. My tmpresSion IS we probably will not have a death from it." He said, however, there was a high probability of perma nent disability. The harmful effects of Phosvel were disclo sed ea rlier. thi s week. The government has confirmed it IS studymg conditions at the plant but says 1l doesn't know how exttllSive the problems grew, sa 1d the Illn esses .so far discovered " were 1rut1ally diagnosed as haVIng natural causes, but probably were related to the Phosvel " Pettigrew sa1d the ms!ltute had thus far ·had linuted success· m findi ng all the persons wh o worked at the plant in the past live years, saymg some 230 persons were sll l l-btl in~ught . Th e Env iro nm e nta l ProtectiOn Agency also has entered the case, trymg to determme 1f Phosvel also might have barmed the plant and marine life m nearby Galveston Bay. are. " We'll be collecting Tanaka, who VIsited the plant Thursday, said hiS samples of wa ler , sediment study had found, 10 past or and marine orgartismS','' said ~ rese nt employes w1th Malcolm Kallus of the EPA. · ailnients due to inhaling, " We'll proba bly collect touchin g or accidentally samples of vegetation. We won 't know the fmdmgs lor ingesting Phosvel. . He sa1d tile ailnients could two or three weeks '' When the hazards became he attributed ID the chemiCal stripping the fatly myelin apparent, Velsicol suspended sheath from nerve tissues production of Phosvel early Another NIOSH re- this yea r alter a f1ve-year searc her, George Pelt•· run DR. LAMB Jaundice is sign of many ills By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Six years ago I had infectious hepatitis. Recently I carne into contact with someone who stated she had yellow jaundice. I would like to know if yellow jaundice is con· tagious and, if so, how is it transmitted? I would also like to know If these are similar diseases or what the dif· ferences between the two may be. I have '1-en told that a person who has bad hepatitis is not IX rmitted to donate blood. is this true' And, what damage 1s done to the liver if a person is infected with hepatitis a second tlnie' DEAR READER Jaundice is a Sign of many different diseases. Jt can be caused by pernicious anemia from vitamin B-12 deficiency. Or it can "be caused· from excess blood destructwn in other forms of anenna . Jaundice can be caused by any .1u: 'Jer of infections ' involving the liver, inc!udmg yellow fever, and infectiOus hepatitiS. In this instance the liver is no longer able to form bile and eliminate excess pigment. The liver may_be dama ged by chemicals - including alcohol - to the extent that It cannot rid the body of pigments that cause jaundice. The liver can also be damaged by cancer The drainage of bile from the liver may be blocked, causing jaundice. This can occur !rom stones 10 the b1le duct, small obstructions in the smallest bile ducts or even a tumor surrounding the bile duct from cancer of the pancreas. There are two fonns of infectious hepatitis , that cause jaundice (and both can occur without ev!cfent jaundice, \Oj).). One type is from a virus in contaminated food or water. This disease is conta~ious in the way !hat food poisoning is · ontag10us, ' and if you do not eat or drink person has had an infection anythmg contammg the v1rus or 1s a earn er of the virus. I am sending you The you Will not ce tch the disease. The other !orm of hepatitis· 1lealth Letter number 7-8, was on ce cal!ed se rum Living With Your Liver, to hepatitis as it is transmitted give you more.informatwn on by the blood. It tends to occur how the hver works and what after rece!vmg blood or causes jaundice. Others who plasma that contains the want thiS mformation can virus. lt can occur when a cut send 50 cents with a long, or break in the skin is ex- stampe d, self-addr essed posed to bodily sec retiOns envelope to me in care of this containing the v1rus. newspaper, P. 0 Box 1551, Surgeons have a high risk of Rad1o City Station. New being infected, from the mck York , NY 10019. You can't tell of the skin and contamina tion how much damage will result from a person who harbors from mfeci10us he patitis. the infectious virus. Drug Many people recover Without addicts who usc ron- any appare nt res idua l tarrunated need les arc apt to dama ge I should add that serum get this form of hepa titis The persistence of the virus hepatills (Hepatitis B) can be m blood and bodily secretions transmitted in other ways has resulted in blood banks bes ides needles and blood trying to avoid obtaming ' transfusions. I do not know blood from anyone who has what kind of jaundice your ever had the d1sease, and that !n end ha s. but everyone usually means turning down r>rr~l s to know that this form all potential donors who have of hepatitiS cun also he had jaunrl1ce. A blood test 1s tJ.LOSmJttcd by .sexua l inalso drnc to clctcrminr if r1 tercourse . Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr. B1ll Cozart has returned to his borne after knee surgery at Camden Clark Hosp1tai, Parkersburg. Mr. Jim Spencer is a patient at Holzer Med1cal Center due to a fall at h1s home. Mrs. Ralph Webb was Ill Columbus for a check-up with her doctors. Mrs Webb had major surgery in October. Mr. Henry Roush is improvmg at his home after ha vmg pneumonia . His daughter , Mrs. John Fisher of Uniontown came to VISit him while her son, Jack , went deer hunting. Don Stephenson has returned to his ship and Gene Stephenson of Germa ny returned to his base alter being called here due to the serious Illness of their mother, Mrs. Vivian Johnson Among guests visiting Mrs Johnson last week were Mr and Mrs. Michael Epple of Harrisonville; Mr. and Mrs John Stephenson and two children of Beaver, Ohio; Mrs. Shirley Stephenson and son Don of California ; Mr and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs Marvin Morris of Dexter ; Janet MorriS of Pomeroy route 2; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris of New ark. Also spending an evening were Mrs. James Swart and Mrs. Margy Crow, local. A family gathering was enjoved with a turkey dinner ~ Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bnan Simpson, Lisa and Darin, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Badgley and Kelli, and M1ss Psm Hill of Columbus; . Mr. and . Mrs. Billy H11i, Tun and ChriS, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Hill, Jr., Mr. andMrs. Jeff IDU, Mr. and Mrs .. Albert H1ll, Mrs. Helen S1m~on , ali local, and Miss Penni Carr of Allred. Stephen and Scott Radcliffe r 'Secretary Thomas• C. Reed said Thursda y .contracts totaling $704.9 million had been stgned for the first three production models of the Bl and well as "long~ea d" items for another eight . ThiS would permit Carter to halt production at an early stage and even if he chooses to permit production to continue, he could cut it off far short of the 224 planes the Afr Force wants to build. InterViewed in Plains, Ga., thiS morning on NBC-TV's Today program, Carter said he was not consulted about the administration's decision to begin production, "But I still have adequate time afier the Inauguration to decide whether to produce or to contract for !he Bl bomber. I haven't decided yet." "U I should decide to go shead with It then I have the option, with Congress of coorse, to decide how rapidly ID have the bombers built. But I reserve the right, as I did ,during the campaigu, to either proceed with it or to use my influence not to proceed. Ohio good place for nuke waste DREW VON BERGEN WASHINGTON (UPI) The government thinks 13 slates, including Ohio, have "high potential" as burial grounds for radioactive nuclear waste. The Energy Research and Development Administration said Thursday 11 plans to stucjy 36 states during the current fiscal year as possible sites for the nuclear waste reposltories. Dr. Richard W. Roberts, assi st ant ERDA administrator , , said two Initial stora ge s1tes will be By OBSERVE OPEN HOUSE - Hubbard's Greenhouse ii1 Syracuse will observe open house Saturday and Sunda) from 10 am to 5 p.m. There will be door prizes and refreshffients. Free hve plants will be ~1vim to those By POHLA SM1111 UPI Sporll Writer PITTSBURGH •(UP! ) _ Few sports figures measure up in the flesh .to the demanding, large r-than~ife Images that children and fans have of them. Danny Murtaugh did At least for me. In the year that I knew him as a sportswriter covering the Pittsburgh Pirates, I learned that the Bucs • manager was everyth ing everyone had ever told me about him. And more. He was the pugnacious streetfighter of InshAmertcan lore, a practical jokester, a smartmouth, a raconteur, a member of a dying breed of athletes who would have played the game for only the joy of lockerroom poker games and his tesmma\es• camaraderie if !he general manager had told him there was no money for salaries. He was also a loving man who embraced all friends as family . He was more grandfather than manager to "the boys' ' on the team, their wives and children and the younger members of the corps and press groundskeeplng crew at Three Rivers stadium. But my description fails to capture the pictare of the man with the sagging, wrinkled dogface , pot belly and stumpy, howed legs I carry around. The words he engrained on my memory do a better job. I first met Murtaugh in the fall of 1975, when he was directing preparations for the team 's Nahonal League playqff series with Cincinnati .. Painfully aware that I was then.by profession a news repo1'1ter , 1 not a sportswriter, and a female to boot , I approa ched h1 m slowly. 11 Gettin' fat, aren't you," he sneered after my selfintroduction, to the great amusement of reporters standing near. I tried again, telling him I was substituting lor UPI 's ailing sportswri ter, Rudy Crnkovic. "No one can substitute for Rudy," Murtaugh growled. 11 He's a great man." Blinking back tea rs, taxes. On Nov. 2, Toledo voters rejected an extra 6.2 mil levy, prompting Ferguson to certify the deficit and the closing of that school system. · School personnel laid off because of the fiscal problem will be eligible for state unemployment compen· sa lion Record cold hit Buffalo ! Respected, beloved, honored I OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Two opera!Ulg tWldS when the more pub he school systems doors are locked m 75 schools will Joel; their doors at the and 56,000 students at the end end of classes today giving of clall.!e8 today. more than 58,000 students an In addition to schools in extra two weeks of Christmas t oledo, the Union Scioto vacation, but leaving state Local system in Ross County and local school olficlsls with with 1,542 students will close. a fiscal headache which could Two more public school last well in1D·I977. systems are authorized to "We are not happy about it, close for the same reason rut the real problem coula-:-"witltin the next two weeks come next year," said Dal the Plain Local system in Lawrence, president of the Franklin County Dec. 10, and Toledo Federation of Seneca East Local in Seneca Teachers. " We could be County Dec. 13. shutting down earlier next Ohio law prohibits a school year because of a similar system from operatmg tn a problem. deficit condition. After Jan. I, "Next year 's funding will 1977, ali 12schools closed this be alniost identical to this !aU because of deficits wUI year's unless· some changes reopen because at that lime are made tn the funding from new state funds become the stale," he said. available. The Toledo City School But students will have to Distr ict will become the make the lost days before the largest in the United States to end of classes in June close because of lack of On Oct. 5, State Auditor r-----------., 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 of Meban, N C. were met at the airport in Parkersburg by their grandfather, Mr. Russell Radcliffe and their aunt, Mrs. Hazel Carnahan to visit them over Thanksgiving holiday. They also VISitea Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe.• They were taken to the air· port Sunday enroute to tbeir home in North Carolina. VIsitors of Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Webb on Friday, Nov. 6, were Mrs. Grace Sevan of Parkersburg; Mrs. Junia f Blythe 0 Spencerv!ile, Ohio; Mrs. Helen McKmnon of Springfield, and Mrs. Peggy Nixon of New Straitsville. Mr. Joseph Foster and daughter, Carol of Livonia, Michigan were guests of Mrs. Edward Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb for Thanks· giving. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKenzie, Bill, Jeff and Jozie, of Gallipolis spent Tha nksgi~!ng with Mr. and Mrs Roy Riffle. Mr. and Mrs. Crill Brad· ford , Jr. of Worthington spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Cr!tt Bradford, Sr. Mr. B!ll Lake of Columbus viSited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Francis Morris Sunday. Mrs. Grella Simpson was a dinner guest of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Simpson Thanksgiving and a dinner guest on Friday of Mr. and Mrs. William Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross of Columbus spent Thanks· giving weekend with her mother, Mrs . Frankie 1 Neigler. OthPr guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George Ne!gler and Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert THE DALY SENTINEL Palnier of Goldsboro, N. C. DEVOTED TO THE spent Thanksgiving weekend INTEREST OF with her ~rents, Mr. and MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHIU.. Mrs. George Nelgler. Exet. Ed . , Mr. and Mrs. Blythe Theiss ROBERT HOEFLICH CUy Edltllr spent Thanksgiving weekend Publ lsht!d dally except Sttturtlay with their son-in-law and lly Tile Ohm Valley Pulllislnng Conr any, Il l Court St , Pumeruy, Ohiu daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 45769 8usl ni!Ss O ff1o;.~ Pl klne 992· George Wallace and daughter 2156 Ed1tuaw.l Phune 992-21$7 Scl'tmd dass poslllge p111d ol at Columbus Pome1uy,Ohiu Mrs. Donna Brace and NiilHJUHI advel hsm~ repi ~St!ll Linda Bell of Parkersburg l«llvc W111d • Grilfath Company, hie, Bottmelll and Gallagher DIV, spent the weekend with Mr. 757 Tnu·d Ave.. New York, N Y and Mrs. Edison Brace and 10017 Su lk.ctlptwu l'atcs Dellvert.'d by on Sunday visited Mr. and 'cu!l'!t l' where IIVIlllHble 15 l:Clll~ per Mrs. Jlni Brace and family at week By Mutur· Route Wl!t!re eM m er St 1\·kl' nut KV<ulable, One month, Crown City. $:1 25 Hy lllKl l In Ohio <111d W. V11 , Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle Uno! 'r't!ll l , J22 00, Sfx motlth.!i, and Mr. .and Mrs. Jack $11 50, 'l'lnet' mouths, $7.00; Fbt•wht!l e 126 00 yea a, Six llli.ll'ilhs Adams spent Thanksgiving $1 '150, Thule umu th ~ . $7 SO with Mr. and• Mrs. Boone So ll ~l l l !tl l uu pru.1.• mdud1•s Sunday 1"nltt !h'knl uwl. Adams. chosen by 1979 and be in operation by 19~. Six repositories , costing about $200 rrullion each, are to he constructed by the government several thousand feet underground to store used fuel rods or soldified waste from comm ercial nuclear operations. The ERDA selected a mine near Bartberton, Ohio, owned by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., as one ofthe early testing sites. The ERDA · also said it proposes surveys of salt deposits in northeastern Ohio and of shale strats in north Central OhlO •,as other sites. Ther·,10\her states that "contatn geologic formations of high potential interest" are Colorado, Indiana , Louisiana, Michi gan , Mississippi, Nevada, New York, South Dakot a Tennessee, .Texas, Utah, and Washington. 1 Brown promises statewide probe COLUMBUS (UPI) - State 11 legal direction and Attorney General Wililsm J gu1dance" in the Rhodes Brown, ordered by the administration's invesgovernor to prosecute crimes tigatiOn. related to unauthorized "Although I believe the payment of worker's inve s tigati ons and comp ensa tilm benefi Is, prosecutions can continue promised that "If we must we swiftly .and effectively under will call grand juries the present procedure/' the throughout the state." governor Wrote back, ''I "It's going to be a long, believe no means of very sophiSticated pros ecuting persons investigation dealing with suspected of fraudulent sophisticated whitecoliar activities should go unused. crime, " Brown said "In order that the authority Thursday about Gov. James granted you by this letter A. Rhodes' directive. may be executed in a manner Rhodes told Brown to con- most conducive to vene a special grand jury to unpartiatity, I request tilat elicit testunony on worker's you appoint a special, compensation frau"ds in independent prosecutor to various counties. He also conduct the prosecutions," asked that a special the governor wrote. independent prosecutor be Rhodes said more than 100 named for the sake of indictments have been "unpartiallty ." obtained by the Cuyahoga Brown, however , said he County prosecutor's office In would not pick such a cooperation with !he Ohio prosecutor because he • Industrial Commission, ana already has an investigative that more are expected . team in mind. He said Steve Brown will have authority Fitch of his office's special next Jan. 17 to enter the iitlgation seotion will head investigation under a law that team. enacted last fall by the Brown, a Democrat, had legislature. The Democraticasked the Republican dominated state Contro!Ung governor Nov . 19 for Board has furnished Brown permission to enter the with $150,000 to handle his worker's compensation fraud part of the inquiry. investigation, citing a lack of Demands listed blushing, I finally convinced into his mootil and slowly smartmoulh. aren't you'!" He laughed heart1iy and him I needed an interVIew. w1thdrew a large, dnpping He guided me to a d,ugout .chew of tobacco which he returned to the interview, bench in Three Rivers offered me. serious and polite agam. Shortly alter , Crnkov1 c Stadium, and with a complete "Hold thiS for me, will changeabo ut , bega n you1" he said with a straight died and I was appointed answering my questions in a face while bystanders roared. sportswriter. I wor.ied all gentlemanly manner. I closed my mouth, forced winter how I would deal with He slapped suddenly in myself not to run away, and that rude old man wiUJ the midsentence, then rl'llched replied, "You're a rea l P irates during baseba ll season. Fourth, last retirement CHESTER, Pa. (UP! ) After 30 years In baseball, longtime Pittsburgh Pirates' Manager Danny Murtaugh decided last fall it was about time he spent some lime w1th his family. "! think that my own children were neglected a little bit when I was in the process of managing in my younger years," Murtaugh said, when he annbunced his fourth and final retirement Oct. 1. "So I'm gomg to try to make up for it by spending a little more time with the grandchildren." · He never got the chance Murtaugh died Thursday evening in the intensive care unit of Crozet -Chester Medical Center here, two days after suffermg a stroke. He was 59. His family was m an adjacent hospital room when he died. Only his son, Tim, who had been 1n th e Dom ini ca n Re publi c managing in winter baseball, did not make 11home tn tune. Mur taugh , a Roman Catholic, received the last rites from the Rev. Joseph Nicolo before his death. Funeral arrangements were mcomplete. In the eyes of hiS managerpeers, Murtaugh's love of baseball was equaled by hiS ta lent for managing. They named hlni )\lanager of the Yea r thr.., times. His last retirement had as much to do w1th hiS failing health as his desire to spend more time with his four grandchildren. But he never mentioned his health durtng his retirement speech until he was asked. Then he admitted, "! think this year was one of the worst years I've had m the .last tilree as far as my heallh IS concerned. I was !II a fe w more times than anybody realized." "All through the season, he put up a good front," remem· bered iongtl!ne fne nd and rival Danny Ozark. the Phils' Humorous, too By POHLA SMITII UPI Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (UP! ) Members of what has always been called the Pittsburgh Ptrates' ''famil y" found words insufficient to describe !he loss they felt wjll), the death Thursday nigh\"of, ope of their two old pa\riarclis, rece ntly retired field manager Danny Murtaugh. "I don't know the words/ ' said a weeping Joe L. Brown. the Sues ' other patriarch, who presided with Murtaugh over two world championship teams and thre e other diviswn winners as general manager until his retirement lour da ys before Murtaugh's last Oct 1. "I haven't been close to as many men as I was to CHAMPAIGN,!U. (UP! ) AsSIStant UmverSity of Danny, " Brown said. "He Michigan football coach Gary was my very dear fnend and Moeller was expected to be I said when he was alive !hat named today ID replace Bob he was like my brother. He Blackman as coach of the was my brother. !loved him University of DUnols football and I can't say a ~y more than team, The-- Dally lllim that He was an unusual human being, a fine, !me reported. In a copyrighted story m 1ts fellow I ache for his family." Murtaugh, 59, died at Friday mormng edition, the student newspaper on the Croz er- Ches ter Medi cal Urbana campus sa1d Moeller Center ·in Chester, Pa , two arrived late Thursday night days af ter suffertng a stroke. "Jim kind of in a shock,'' at Willard Airport. Athletic Director Ce cil Coleman was sa id Hardln g "Pete" · CHARLESTON , W Va to hold a news conference at 9 Peterson, the Pirijles' new ·(UP!) - D~ nny MUrtaugh a m. to announce the name of vice preSident of player came to !oWl) one night last the new coach. A reporter per.so nn el. " We not only summer just to prove that who met him there said worked together. We were father manages best. Moeller had no comment on friends. We're all ~ribiy whether he was the man to be ,shocked. We lost · ·e He had no choice tremendous friend . I don't With his son, Tim, named head coach. "mana ging the Charleston Blackman's contract was know what else I can say at farm club, the unflappable not renewed after the lliin1 this point. It's pretty hard at Irishman brought the parent finished with a iHi record . times like th1s." Mrs Jean Face, wife of Pittsburgh Pirates to the Blackman had been lliin1 West Virginia capital and coach for six years and had Elroy Face, Murtaugh's ace gave his son a lesson in led the team to winning rehever in the '60s and a hero th e 1960 world managerial expertise. records in only one of those of championship team , broke " Ali in good fun, of course. years. tnto sobs at the mention of · The occasion was the CharAspokesman for The Da1ly 1ies' annual exhibition lltlni srud it was learned the Murtaugh's name . "He got my hu sband 'skirmish with the parent search had been narrowed :club, and the senior down to two assistant coaches started in relief bail," Mrs. 'Murtaugh led hiS major of successful college teams. Face said, explaining that league team to a one-sided Michigan finished its season Elroy seemed to blossom on the mound after Murtaugh win over the farmhands, in with a 1().1 record. "his son's f1rst season as The newspaper said the manager. other assistant coach bemg It probably was \he only co nsidered was DICk ,time in t~~e game's history Jamieson of the UniverSity of that father ·and son have Misso uri, but Jamieson 'bpposed .each other as denied Thursday night that managerS. '- · ' he had been given the job. Michigan aide has head job at lllinois :Dad proved to son Tim that · he knew best ' . ' • -.. - succeeded Bobby Braga n as the Pirates' manager in mid· 1957. "Afiner gentleman you couldn't meet. You couldn't meet a better man... he was the best. " Philadelphia Phiili es manager Danny Ozark, a longtune nval and friend , reached into his memory for hiS favorite pi ctur e of Murtaugh as a practi ca l joker . "We used ID k1d ea ch other ail the time," Ozark remembered "He'd tell me I was going to get !~red, I'd tell him he was going to getl1red and I was going to get his job " Murtaugh, of course, was never in danger of hemg fired . Brown often told him he could manage long as he wanted to. Murtaugh, named manager-of-the-year three tunes by his peers, suffered from heart trouble for !he past decade But he came out of retirment three times to manage the Bucs. This season, however, most people close to Murtaugh . could tell he was ailing and when he ann oun ced his retirement in October he admitted under qucstiomng poor health was a major factor. "All tilrough the season, he put up a good front," Ozark saod. "He always did. He never let on how bad he fe lt He'd say he had a bad cold and when he got a bad cold it really knocked him out. "The thing about Danny is, he never got overly excited. I think he knew about his heart condition. Sometimes I know m games w1th our ba ll club, and some of them were pretty tense, he'd get up and go at 11 with an umpire. I tried to slow him down, but he'd just say , 'I'm all right, I'm all right • "He was so devoted to baseball. This is really a shocker. He said he'd retire and do some scouting and take it easy." 1c _l• ,::"tn nn1ngs 1 NHA 1\ s"oOCiil h On Stand u H! ~ Bv Unt l t> d Pr('$, lnter n .- t ,on~l Fa!. te rn r.onh~ l" e nu' Aflanlt c D ntt\1011 W l Pet Phti <H1r lptua 1? H 600 11 K NY Kntcks N Y Nrls f-\oston 9 9 II I? 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PH ONE -.....,----'-~ The stralegy worked CITY _ _ _ _ __ pef(ecUy Thursday night as Tomjanovtch sco red 38 STATE ZIP points, Murphy had 26 and Rel urn nls Ad and Lucas added 13. The Rockets Recei~e Free C•ta log scored at least 30 points m every period and led by lnterna ttonal Hocke y upwards of 20 points as they league Stand ings won th eir seventh United Pre ss lnter na tt onal l'OOsecutive game. North 1 w. 1 t pts gf ga Jumor Bridgeman scored . Ka lam azoo 12 9 1 25 101 85 16 points for the Bucks. Fltnf II 10 3 25 97 85 11m Washington Bullets deSag inaw 10 10 3 23 90 88 feated the Atbmta Hawks, Mus k ~on 9 10 ? ?0 80 86 Por t Huron 9 13 I 19 83 91 102-90, and th~ Golden State South Warri ors bent th e San w. I. t. pts . gf ga Antonio Spurs, 124-116, In the Oit ylon 17 B 0 24 85 87 only other NBA ~ames. Toledo 10 10 3 23 94 97 Ft Wa yne 9 10 4 22 8/ 98 Bullets 10%, Hawks 90: Co!um bus 8 10 5 21 87 91 Len Robinson scored a Thursdav 's Results career-lligh :!3 points as the N o ga mes sche du led Bullets ended their flve.gnme Friday's Ga mes Port H uron at Muskeg on losing streak ut Atlanta. 'l'he Kalarn azoo a t Saginaw Bullets ran off a string of For t Wa yne at Columbus straight points to take a eight Da y ton at Toledo 57-16 halftime lend and upped Sat urday 's Games Choose- the progra m that the margin to as moch us 19 suits you best: Dayton a t Fort Wa yne Muskegon a1 Colum bus poi nts in the third period, Joe E Kecutivo secretarv Kal am azoo a t Por t H uron Secretari a ( Meriweather led tho Hawks Toledo a I Saginaw Business Adminlslntlon witl1 18 poinls Few rivals in the National Basket ball A ssocia ti o ~ beli eved Coach Td!n Nissa lke's predic tion the Houston Roc kets "wil l surprise a lot of people" tins season . But they 're ge tting the message. The Rockets have won 13 of 18 games and Thursday night moved to within two games of the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1 ,' J' 41 4'X8' SHEETS '. Rockets proving surprise For safety, convenien ce or JUSt plam WITH FOAM BOARD RIGID INSUlATION. • employmeat stalua." • The committee formula!~ !he 1977 bargaining goals at a twl><lay meeting which ended: Thursday. Other goalt included a shorter work week and lniproved vacation, medical insurance, pe!lllob and retirement benefits. · Under the . present' negotiating schedule, th~ union will present Its contract proposals to the balic steel. Industry first. Contract· lllu gldning Is scheduled to begin Feb. 14 in Washlngtcxr under Abel's direction. Tbl current steel contract exptrel. Aug. I. ~ The income security ~; first was discussed by> retiring USWApresident I.'If:; Abel at the union's ' international convention Ill.: September. ' 1 r l n(l1ana ill Hous lon New Orleans a! Ct11CiHIO Los /\ net at Go lrlcn Sti'l l f' Mll wi:tu k c c <~ I Por tland 1 PITTSBURGH (UP!) The United Steelworkers of America w!il seek a substantial hourly wage increase, full cost~f-llving protection and a ''Wetime Security Program" including a guarante~d , annual wage - for Its members in 1977. The union opens contract negotiations early next year with the steel, aluminum, copper and can industries. Current three -;,ear contracts expire in the swnmer of 1977. 'The union 's Wage Policy Committee, which sets contract goals for the 1.4 mill1on USWA members lri the United States and Canada, said the Wetime Security Program "would perm!! an employe to ,expect and receive a level annual income regardless of his manager. "He always did. He never let on how bad he felt. He 'd say he had a bad cold and when he got a bad cold, 11 really knocked him out." Murtaugh made his debut m pro baseball as an infielder in 1937 and made h1s major 'teague debut with the Ph1lhes inl941. Like ma ny ballplayers of the '40s, he interrupted his career for a stmt 1n the servtce. He returned to baseball with the Boston Braves' Milwaukee farm club then went to the Pirates as a second baseman in 1948. The Bucs became hiS second family Pro Brake Service · Front End Alignment 600 E. Main St. 992-2094 Pom eroy , 0 . '" �.· • 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Dec 3,1976 More schools locking doors DANNY MURTAUGH: today giving extra vacation Thomas E '· Ferguson projected a $3.4 million deficit in the Toledo system by Dec. 31. Even ending teach<:r, administrative and non-teaching staff salaries, would not save the Toledo schools from a $71,000 end-<>f· the-year def1cit, he said . "This figure represents less than one-third of a day's cost of operat~on of til• school distri ct, and ad justments c'O uld reduce this to a zero bal,;lnce," said Ferguson ''There seems to be a general revolt agai nst property taxes in Ohio," said Lawrence. We get 65 pet. of funds from local property taxes " Three Urnes tn the past two years Toledo voters have defeated increased property Uulted Press loteroatlooal Bitter arctic cold spread over the 29 inches of snow blank etin g Buffalo, N Y., tod ay , tu m bl 1n g temperatures to a record one degree above zero for the date. The snow fmally stopped Thursday after dumpmg another II mches on the o1ty The weather service said which has been buried in temperatures began skidding snows generated by Lake ID recor~ lows in the Midwest Ene smce Monday. The snow and Northeast just after m easured · faur feet in some midnight and some might go areas. The National Weather lower. It was 10 below in SerVIce called Buffalo "the Grand Rapids, Mich., tying snow cap1tal of the na tion" the record low for December. and said the snowfall was New lows.for the date were "Wlreal" set at Toledo, Ohio, 10 below; Pit tsburgh, 6 below; Cleveland, 5 below ; Muskegon, Mich, 2 below; Bmgha mton , N.Y"' zero; Akron, Ohio, 3 below; South Bend , Ind., 2 below and Lansing, Mich., 4 below. It was 4 below in Rockford, m., to tie another record low In Buffalo , even the Chamber of Commerce , which once berated newspapers for prmting pictures of snows wrapped around cars and houses, was closed as a result of the storm. ISAAC D. Jackson, Route I, Portland, is pictured wtth a 14-point deer which he bagged Wednesday on his farm. The deer weighed ahout 160 pounda. - · · Last say.:.so to Carter WASHINGTON (UP!) Pr esl'dent -elect Jimm y Carter said today he did not object to President Ford's order to begtn production of the Bl homber, because he will have the final say-so about the future of the controversial warplane. Carter has been critical of the Bl, which opponents says is not needed in the missile age. But he said today he has not come to 8 final dec1sion abOut the plane. In announcing a producllon start that 1s subject to Carter's review, Afr Force Racine Social attending. Shown 1-r among the many poinsettias are Don Hubbard; his daughter, Donna, and Amy Huston, a?f' employe. Hubbard built the last of his three greenhouses in September, all bu1lt tn the last two years. Nerve tissue cover stripped By BRUCE NICHOLS HOUSTON (UPI ) - The scientists say it may look like multiple sclerosis, or even -encephalitis It'll have something to do with the nerves, and it w!U appear to be from natural causes. But it probably won't be. The Illnesses probably will be the chemical Phosvel str1p~tng J!!e natural cover off nerve tissue in !he body. And although scientists say they doubt any workers at the Velsicol Chemica l Co rp , plant at Bayport, Tex., will die from coming in contact with Phosvel, they also doubt any w!ll fully recover . "At least three have been diagnosed as haVIng multiple sclerosis , four more diagnosed as having encephalitis and three more hav e dev eloped an undiagnosed neuropathy , which 1s something wrong with the nervous system," SBJd Dr. Shiro Tanka , of the Bench succeeds Aaron WASHINGTON (UPI ) No Greater Love , an organization that helps children of Americans missmgor killed in VietNam, has picked Cincinnati All· Star catcher Johnny Bench as president. Bench succeeds Hank Aaron for a two-year tenn. He announced at a news conference Thursday tbat the organization has enlisted the aid of Congress in sponsoring its second annual program to recognize Viet Nam veterans for their contributlons as civilians. Award nominees will he made through the 435 House members, Bench said, and the final 10 winners will he honored at a ceremony m Washington next May. Na tion al Institu te of Occ upatiOnal Safety and Health "We haven't had a case of dea th caused by this substance. My tmpresSion IS we probably will not have a death from it." He said, however, there was a high probability of perma nent disability. The harmful effects of Phosvel were disclo sed ea rlier. thi s week. The government has confirmed it IS studymg conditions at the plant but says 1l doesn't know how exttllSive the problems grew, sa 1d the Illn esses .so far discovered " were 1rut1ally diagnosed as haVIng natural causes, but probably were related to the Phosvel " Pettigrew sa1d the ms!ltute had thus far ·had linuted success· m findi ng all the persons wh o worked at the plant in the past live years, saymg some 230 persons were sll l l-btl in~ught . Th e Env iro nm e nta l ProtectiOn Agency also has entered the case, trymg to determme 1f Phosvel also might have barmed the plant and marine life m nearby Galveston Bay. are. " We'll be collecting Tanaka, who VIsited the plant Thursday, said hiS samples of wa ler , sediment study had found, 10 past or and marine orgartismS','' said ~ rese nt employes w1th Malcolm Kallus of the EPA. · ailnients due to inhaling, " We'll proba bly collect touchin g or accidentally samples of vegetation. We won 't know the fmdmgs lor ingesting Phosvel. . He sa1d tile ailnients could two or three weeks '' When the hazards became he attributed ID the chemiCal stripping the fatly myelin apparent, Velsicol suspended sheath from nerve tissues production of Phosvel early Another NIOSH re- this yea r alter a f1ve-year searc her, George Pelt•· run DR. LAMB Jaundice is sign of many ills By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Six years ago I had infectious hepatitis. Recently I carne into contact with someone who stated she had yellow jaundice. I would like to know if yellow jaundice is con· tagious and, if so, how is it transmitted? I would also like to know If these are similar diseases or what the dif· ferences between the two may be. I have '1-en told that a person who has bad hepatitis is not IX rmitted to donate blood. is this true' And, what damage 1s done to the liver if a person is infected with hepatitis a second tlnie' DEAR READER Jaundice is a Sign of many different diseases. Jt can be caused by pernicious anemia from vitamin B-12 deficiency. Or it can "be caused· from excess blood destructwn in other forms of anenna . Jaundice can be caused by any .1u: 'Jer of infections ' involving the liver, inc!udmg yellow fever, and infectiOus hepatitiS. In this instance the liver is no longer able to form bile and eliminate excess pigment. The liver may_be dama ged by chemicals - including alcohol - to the extent that It cannot rid the body of pigments that cause jaundice. The liver can also be damaged by cancer The drainage of bile from the liver may be blocked, causing jaundice. This can occur !rom stones 10 the b1le duct, small obstructions in the smallest bile ducts or even a tumor surrounding the bile duct from cancer of the pancreas. There are two fonns of infectious hepatitis , that cause jaundice (and both can occur without ev!cfent jaundice, \Oj).). One type is from a virus in contaminated food or water. This disease is conta~ious in the way !hat food poisoning is · ontag10us, ' and if you do not eat or drink person has had an infection anythmg contammg the v1rus or 1s a earn er of the virus. I am sending you The you Will not ce tch the disease. The other !orm of hepatitis· 1lealth Letter number 7-8, was on ce cal!ed se rum Living With Your Liver, to hepatitis as it is transmitted give you more.informatwn on by the blood. It tends to occur how the hver works and what after rece!vmg blood or causes jaundice. Others who plasma that contains the want thiS mformation can virus. lt can occur when a cut send 50 cents with a long, or break in the skin is ex- stampe d, self-addr essed posed to bodily sec retiOns envelope to me in care of this containing the v1rus. newspaper, P. 0 Box 1551, Surgeons have a high risk of Rad1o City Station. New being infected, from the mck York , NY 10019. You can't tell of the skin and contamina tion how much damage will result from a person who harbors from mfeci10us he patitis. the infectious virus. Drug Many people recover Without addicts who usc ron- any appare nt res idua l tarrunated need les arc apt to dama ge I should add that serum get this form of hepa titis The persistence of the virus hepatills (Hepatitis B) can be m blood and bodily secretions transmitted in other ways has resulted in blood banks bes ides needles and blood trying to avoid obtaming ' transfusions. I do not know blood from anyone who has what kind of jaundice your ever had the d1sease, and that !n end ha s. but everyone usually means turning down r>rr~l s to know that this form all potential donors who have of hepatitiS cun also he had jaunrl1ce. A blood test 1s tJ.LOSmJttcd by .sexua l inalso drnc to clctcrminr if r1 tercourse . Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr. B1ll Cozart has returned to his borne after knee surgery at Camden Clark Hosp1tai, Parkersburg. Mr. Jim Spencer is a patient at Holzer Med1cal Center due to a fall at h1s home. Mrs. Ralph Webb was Ill Columbus for a check-up with her doctors. Mrs Webb had major surgery in October. Mr. Henry Roush is improvmg at his home after ha vmg pneumonia . His daughter , Mrs. John Fisher of Uniontown came to VISit him while her son, Jack , went deer hunting. Don Stephenson has returned to his ship and Gene Stephenson of Germa ny returned to his base alter being called here due to the serious Illness of their mother, Mrs. Vivian Johnson Among guests visiting Mrs Johnson last week were Mr and Mrs. Michael Epple of Harrisonville; Mr. and Mrs John Stephenson and two children of Beaver, Ohio; Mrs. Shirley Stephenson and son Don of California ; Mr and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs Marvin Morris of Dexter ; Janet MorriS of Pomeroy route 2; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris of New ark. Also spending an evening were Mrs. James Swart and Mrs. Margy Crow, local. A family gathering was enjoved with a turkey dinner ~ Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bnan Simpson, Lisa and Darin, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Badgley and Kelli, and M1ss Psm Hill of Columbus; . Mr. and . Mrs. Billy H11i, Tun and ChriS, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Hill, Jr., Mr. andMrs. Jeff IDU, Mr. and Mrs .. Albert H1ll, Mrs. Helen S1m~on , ali local, and Miss Penni Carr of Allred. Stephen and Scott Radcliffe r 'Secretary Thomas• C. Reed said Thursda y .contracts totaling $704.9 million had been stgned for the first three production models of the Bl and well as "long~ea d" items for another eight . ThiS would permit Carter to halt production at an early stage and even if he chooses to permit production to continue, he could cut it off far short of the 224 planes the Afr Force wants to build. InterViewed in Plains, Ga., thiS morning on NBC-TV's Today program, Carter said he was not consulted about the administration's decision to begin production, "But I still have adequate time afier the Inauguration to decide whether to produce or to contract for !he Bl bomber. I haven't decided yet." "U I should decide to go shead with It then I have the option, with Congress of coorse, to decide how rapidly ID have the bombers built. But I reserve the right, as I did ,during the campaigu, to either proceed with it or to use my influence not to proceed. Ohio good place for nuke waste DREW VON BERGEN WASHINGTON (UPI) The government thinks 13 slates, including Ohio, have "high potential" as burial grounds for radioactive nuclear waste. The Energy Research and Development Administration said Thursday 11 plans to stucjy 36 states during the current fiscal year as possible sites for the nuclear waste reposltories. Dr. Richard W. Roberts, assi st ant ERDA administrator , , said two Initial stora ge s1tes will be By OBSERVE OPEN HOUSE - Hubbard's Greenhouse ii1 Syracuse will observe open house Saturday and Sunda) from 10 am to 5 p.m. There will be door prizes and refreshffients. Free hve plants will be ~1vim to those By POHLA SM1111 UPI Sporll Writer PITTSBURGH •(UP! ) _ Few sports figures measure up in the flesh .to the demanding, large r-than~ife Images that children and fans have of them. Danny Murtaugh did At least for me. In the year that I knew him as a sportswriter covering the Pittsburgh Pirates, I learned that the Bucs • manager was everyth ing everyone had ever told me about him. And more. He was the pugnacious streetfighter of InshAmertcan lore, a practical jokester, a smartmouth, a raconteur, a member of a dying breed of athletes who would have played the game for only the joy of lockerroom poker games and his tesmma\es• camaraderie if !he general manager had told him there was no money for salaries. He was also a loving man who embraced all friends as family . He was more grandfather than manager to "the boys' ' on the team, their wives and children and the younger members of the corps and press groundskeeplng crew at Three Rivers stadium. But my description fails to capture the pictare of the man with the sagging, wrinkled dogface , pot belly and stumpy, howed legs I carry around. The words he engrained on my memory do a better job. I first met Murtaugh in the fall of 1975, when he was directing preparations for the team 's Nahonal League playqff series with Cincinnati .. Painfully aware that I was then.by profession a news repo1'1ter , 1 not a sportswriter, and a female to boot , I approa ched h1 m slowly. 11 Gettin' fat, aren't you," he sneered after my selfintroduction, to the great amusement of reporters standing near. I tried again, telling him I was substituting lor UPI 's ailing sportswri ter, Rudy Crnkovic. "No one can substitute for Rudy," Murtaugh growled. 11 He's a great man." Blinking back tea rs, taxes. On Nov. 2, Toledo voters rejected an extra 6.2 mil levy, prompting Ferguson to certify the deficit and the closing of that school system. · School personnel laid off because of the fiscal problem will be eligible for state unemployment compen· sa lion Record cold hit Buffalo ! Respected, beloved, honored I OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Two opera!Ulg tWldS when the more pub he school systems doors are locked m 75 schools will Joel; their doors at the and 56,000 students at the end end of classes today giving of clall.!e8 today. more than 58,000 students an In addition to schools in extra two weeks of Christmas t oledo, the Union Scioto vacation, but leaving state Local system in Ross County and local school olficlsls with with 1,542 students will close. a fiscal headache which could Two more public school last well in1D·I977. systems are authorized to "We are not happy about it, close for the same reason rut the real problem coula-:-"witltin the next two weeks come next year," said Dal the Plain Local system in Lawrence, president of the Franklin County Dec. 10, and Toledo Federation of Seneca East Local in Seneca Teachers. " We could be County Dec. 13. shutting down earlier next Ohio law prohibits a school year because of a similar system from operatmg tn a problem. deficit condition. After Jan. I, "Next year 's funding will 1977, ali 12schools closed this be alniost identical to this !aU because of deficits wUI year's unless· some changes reopen because at that lime are made tn the funding from new state funds become the stale," he said. available. The Toledo City School But students will have to Distr ict will become the make the lost days before the largest in the United States to end of classes in June close because of lack of On Oct. 5, State Auditor r-----------., 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 of Meban, N C. were met at the airport in Parkersburg by their grandfather, Mr. Russell Radcliffe and their aunt, Mrs. Hazel Carnahan to visit them over Thanksgiving holiday. They also VISitea Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe.• They were taken to the air· port Sunday enroute to tbeir home in North Carolina. VIsitors of Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Webb on Friday, Nov. 6, were Mrs. Grace Sevan of Parkersburg; Mrs. Junia f Blythe 0 Spencerv!ile, Ohio; Mrs. Helen McKmnon of Springfield, and Mrs. Peggy Nixon of New Straitsville. Mr. Joseph Foster and daughter, Carol of Livonia, Michigan were guests of Mrs. Edward Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb for Thanks· giving. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKenzie, Bill, Jeff and Jozie, of Gallipolis spent Tha nksgi~!ng with Mr. and Mrs Roy Riffle. Mr. and Mrs. Crill Brad· ford , Jr. of Worthington spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Cr!tt Bradford, Sr. Mr. B!ll Lake of Columbus viSited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Francis Morris Sunday. Mrs. Grella Simpson was a dinner guest of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Simpson Thanksgiving and a dinner guest on Friday of Mr. and Mrs. William Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross of Columbus spent Thanks· giving weekend with her mother, Mrs . Frankie 1 Neigler. OthPr guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George Ne!gler and Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert THE DALY SENTINEL Palnier of Goldsboro, N. C. DEVOTED TO THE spent Thanksgiving weekend INTEREST OF with her ~rents, Mr. and MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHIU.. Mrs. George Nelgler. Exet. Ed . , Mr. and Mrs. Blythe Theiss ROBERT HOEFLICH CUy Edltllr spent Thanksgiving weekend Publ lsht!d dally except Sttturtlay with their son-in-law and lly Tile Ohm Valley Pulllislnng Conr any, Il l Court St , Pumeruy, Ohiu daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 45769 8usl ni!Ss O ff1o;.~ Pl klne 992· George Wallace and daughter 2156 Ed1tuaw.l Phune 992-21$7 Scl'tmd dass poslllge p111d ol at Columbus Pome1uy,Ohiu Mrs. Donna Brace and NiilHJUHI advel hsm~ repi ~St!ll Linda Bell of Parkersburg l«llvc W111d • Grilfath Company, hie, Bottmelll and Gallagher DIV, spent the weekend with Mr. 757 Tnu·d Ave.. New York, N Y and Mrs. Edison Brace and 10017 Su lk.ctlptwu l'atcs Dellvert.'d by on Sunday visited Mr. and 'cu!l'!t l' where IIVIlllHble 15 l:Clll~ per Mrs. Jlni Brace and family at week By Mutur· Route Wl!t!re eM m er St 1\·kl' nut KV<ulable, One month, Crown City. $:1 25 Hy lllKl l In Ohio <111d W. V11 , Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle Uno! 'r't!ll l , J22 00, Sfx motlth.!i, and Mr. .and Mrs. Jack $11 50, 'l'lnet' mouths, $7.00; Fbt•wht!l e 126 00 yea a, Six llli.ll'ilhs Adams spent Thanksgiving $1 '150, Thule umu th ~ . $7 SO with Mr. and• Mrs. Boone So ll ~l l l !tl l uu pru.1.• mdud1•s Sunday 1"nltt !h'knl uwl. Adams. chosen by 1979 and be in operation by 19~. Six repositories , costing about $200 rrullion each, are to he constructed by the government several thousand feet underground to store used fuel rods or soldified waste from comm ercial nuclear operations. The ERDA selected a mine near Bartberton, Ohio, owned by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., as one ofthe early testing sites. The ERDA · also said it proposes surveys of salt deposits in northeastern Ohio and of shale strats in north Central OhlO •,as other sites. Ther·,10\her states that "contatn geologic formations of high potential interest" are Colorado, Indiana , Louisiana, Michi gan , Mississippi, Nevada, New York, South Dakot a Tennessee, .Texas, Utah, and Washington. 1 Brown promises statewide probe COLUMBUS (UPI) - State 11 legal direction and Attorney General Wililsm J gu1dance" in the Rhodes Brown, ordered by the administration's invesgovernor to prosecute crimes tigatiOn. related to unauthorized "Although I believe the payment of worker's inve s tigati ons and comp ensa tilm benefi Is, prosecutions can continue promised that "If we must we swiftly .and effectively under will call grand juries the present procedure/' the throughout the state." governor Wrote back, ''I "It's going to be a long, believe no means of very sophiSticated pros ecuting persons investigation dealing with suspected of fraudulent sophisticated whitecoliar activities should go unused. crime, " Brown said "In order that the authority Thursday about Gov. James granted you by this letter A. Rhodes' directive. may be executed in a manner Rhodes told Brown to con- most conducive to vene a special grand jury to unpartiatity, I request tilat elicit testunony on worker's you appoint a special, compensation frau"ds in independent prosecutor to various counties. He also conduct the prosecutions," asked that a special the governor wrote. independent prosecutor be Rhodes said more than 100 named for the sake of indictments have been "unpartiallty ." obtained by the Cuyahoga Brown, however , said he County prosecutor's office In would not pick such a cooperation with !he Ohio prosecutor because he • Industrial Commission, ana already has an investigative that more are expected . team in mind. He said Steve Brown will have authority Fitch of his office's special next Jan. 17 to enter the iitlgation seotion will head investigation under a law that team. enacted last fall by the Brown, a Democrat, had legislature. The Democraticasked the Republican dominated state Contro!Ung governor Nov . 19 for Board has furnished Brown permission to enter the with $150,000 to handle his worker's compensation fraud part of the inquiry. investigation, citing a lack of Demands listed blushing, I finally convinced into his mootil and slowly smartmoulh. aren't you'!" He laughed heart1iy and him I needed an interVIew. w1thdrew a large, dnpping He guided me to a d,ugout .chew of tobacco which he returned to the interview, bench in Three Rivers offered me. serious and polite agam. Shortly alter , Crnkov1 c Stadium, and with a complete "Hold thiS for me, will changeabo ut , bega n you1" he said with a straight died and I was appointed answering my questions in a face while bystanders roared. sportswriter. I wor.ied all gentlemanly manner. I closed my mouth, forced winter how I would deal with He slapped suddenly in myself not to run away, and that rude old man wiUJ the midsentence, then rl'llched replied, "You're a rea l P irates during baseba ll season. Fourth, last retirement CHESTER, Pa. (UP! ) After 30 years In baseball, longtime Pittsburgh Pirates' Manager Danny Murtaugh decided last fall it was about time he spent some lime w1th his family. "! think that my own children were neglected a little bit when I was in the process of managing in my younger years," Murtaugh said, when he annbunced his fourth and final retirement Oct. 1. "So I'm gomg to try to make up for it by spending a little more time with the grandchildren." · He never got the chance Murtaugh died Thursday evening in the intensive care unit of Crozet -Chester Medical Center here, two days after suffermg a stroke. He was 59. His family was m an adjacent hospital room when he died. Only his son, Tim, who had been 1n th e Dom ini ca n Re publi c managing in winter baseball, did not make 11home tn tune. Mur taugh , a Roman Catholic, received the last rites from the Rev. Joseph Nicolo before his death. Funeral arrangements were mcomplete. In the eyes of hiS managerpeers, Murtaugh's love of baseball was equaled by hiS ta lent for managing. They named hlni )\lanager of the Yea r thr.., times. His last retirement had as much to do w1th hiS failing health as his desire to spend more time with his four grandchildren. But he never mentioned his health durtng his retirement speech until he was asked. Then he admitted, "! think this year was one of the worst years I've had m the .last tilree as far as my heallh IS concerned. I was !II a fe w more times than anybody realized." "All through the season, he put up a good front," remem· bered iongtl!ne fne nd and rival Danny Ozark. the Phils' Humorous, too By POHLA SMITII UPI Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (UP! ) Members of what has always been called the Pittsburgh Ptrates' ''famil y" found words insufficient to describe !he loss they felt wjll), the death Thursday nigh\"of, ope of their two old pa\riarclis, rece ntly retired field manager Danny Murtaugh. "I don't know the words/ ' said a weeping Joe L. Brown. the Sues ' other patriarch, who presided with Murtaugh over two world championship teams and thre e other diviswn winners as general manager until his retirement lour da ys before Murtaugh's last Oct 1. "I haven't been close to as many men as I was to CHAMPAIGN,!U. (UP! ) AsSIStant UmverSity of Danny, " Brown said. "He Michigan football coach Gary was my very dear fnend and Moeller was expected to be I said when he was alive !hat named today ID replace Bob he was like my brother. He Blackman as coach of the was my brother. !loved him University of DUnols football and I can't say a ~y more than team, The-- Dally lllim that He was an unusual human being, a fine, !me reported. In a copyrighted story m 1ts fellow I ache for his family." Murtaugh, 59, died at Friday mormng edition, the student newspaper on the Croz er- Ches ter Medi cal Urbana campus sa1d Moeller Center ·in Chester, Pa , two arrived late Thursday night days af ter suffertng a stroke. "Jim kind of in a shock,'' at Willard Airport. Athletic Director Ce cil Coleman was sa id Hardln g "Pete" · CHARLESTON , W Va to hold a news conference at 9 Peterson, the Pirijles' new ·(UP!) - D~ nny MUrtaugh a m. to announce the name of vice preSident of player came to !oWl) one night last the new coach. A reporter per.so nn el. " We not only summer just to prove that who met him there said worked together. We were father manages best. Moeller had no comment on friends. We're all ~ribiy whether he was the man to be ,shocked. We lost · ·e He had no choice tremendous friend . I don't With his son, Tim, named head coach. "mana ging the Charleston Blackman's contract was know what else I can say at farm club, the unflappable not renewed after the lliin1 this point. It's pretty hard at Irishman brought the parent finished with a iHi record . times like th1s." Mrs Jean Face, wife of Pittsburgh Pirates to the Blackman had been lliin1 West Virginia capital and coach for six years and had Elroy Face, Murtaugh's ace gave his son a lesson in led the team to winning rehever in the '60s and a hero th e 1960 world managerial expertise. records in only one of those of championship team , broke " Ali in good fun, of course. years. tnto sobs at the mention of · The occasion was the CharAspokesman for The Da1ly 1ies' annual exhibition lltlni srud it was learned the Murtaugh's name . "He got my hu sband 'skirmish with the parent search had been narrowed :club, and the senior down to two assistant coaches started in relief bail," Mrs. 'Murtaugh led hiS major of successful college teams. Face said, explaining that league team to a one-sided Michigan finished its season Elroy seemed to blossom on the mound after Murtaugh win over the farmhands, in with a 1().1 record. "his son's f1rst season as The newspaper said the manager. other assistant coach bemg It probably was \he only co nsidered was DICk ,time in t~~e game's history Jamieson of the UniverSity of that father ·and son have Misso uri, but Jamieson 'bpposed .each other as denied Thursday night that managerS. '- · ' he had been given the job. Michigan aide has head job at lllinois :Dad proved to son Tim that · he knew best ' . ' • -.. - succeeded Bobby Braga n as the Pirates' manager in mid· 1957. "Afiner gentleman you couldn't meet. You couldn't meet a better man... he was the best. " Philadelphia Phiili es manager Danny Ozark, a longtune nval and friend , reached into his memory for hiS favorite pi ctur e of Murtaugh as a practi ca l joker . "We used ID k1d ea ch other ail the time," Ozark remembered "He'd tell me I was going to get !~red, I'd tell him he was going to getl1red and I was going to get his job " Murtaugh, of course, was never in danger of hemg fired . Brown often told him he could manage long as he wanted to. Murtaugh, named manager-of-the-year three tunes by his peers, suffered from heart trouble for !he past decade But he came out of retirment three times to manage the Bucs. This season, however, most people close to Murtaugh . could tell he was ailing and when he ann oun ced his retirement in October he admitted under qucstiomng poor health was a major factor. "All tilrough the season, he put up a good front," Ozark saod. "He always did. He never let on how bad he fe lt He'd say he had a bad cold and when he got a bad cold it really knocked him out. "The thing about Danny is, he never got overly excited. I think he knew about his heart condition. Sometimes I know m games w1th our ba ll club, and some of them were pretty tense, he'd get up and go at 11 with an umpire. I tried to slow him down, but he'd just say , 'I'm all right, I'm all right • "He was so devoted to baseball. This is really a shocker. He said he'd retire and do some scouting and take it easy." 1c _l• ,::"tn nn1ngs 1 NHA 1\ s"oOCiil h On Stand u H! ~ Bv Unt l t> d Pr('$, lnter n .- t ,on~l Fa!. te rn r.onh~ l" e nu' Aflanlt c D ntt\1011 W l Pet Phti <H1r lptua 1? H 600 11 K NY Kntcks N Y Nrls f-\oston 9 9 II I? 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PH ONE -.....,----'-~ The stralegy worked CITY _ _ _ _ __ pef(ecUy Thursday night as Tomjanovtch sco red 38 STATE ZIP points, Murphy had 26 and Rel urn nls Ad and Lucas added 13. The Rockets Recei~e Free C•ta log scored at least 30 points m every period and led by lnterna ttonal Hocke y upwards of 20 points as they league Stand ings won th eir seventh United Pre ss lnter na tt onal l'OOsecutive game. North 1 w. 1 t pts gf ga Jumor Bridgeman scored . Ka lam azoo 12 9 1 25 101 85 16 points for the Bucks. Fltnf II 10 3 25 97 85 11m Washington Bullets deSag inaw 10 10 3 23 90 88 feated the Atbmta Hawks, Mus k ~on 9 10 ? ?0 80 86 Por t Huron 9 13 I 19 83 91 102-90, and th~ Golden State South Warri ors bent th e San w. I. t. pts . gf ga Antonio Spurs, 124-116, In the Oit ylon 17 B 0 24 85 87 only other NBA ~ames. Toledo 10 10 3 23 94 97 Ft Wa yne 9 10 4 22 8/ 98 Bullets 10%, Hawks 90: Co!um bus 8 10 5 21 87 91 Len Robinson scored a Thursdav 's Results career-lligh :!3 points as the N o ga mes sche du led Bullets ended their flve.gnme Friday's Ga mes Port H uron at Muskeg on losing streak ut Atlanta. 'l'he Kalarn azoo a t Saginaw Bullets ran off a string of For t Wa yne at Columbus straight points to take a eight Da y ton at Toledo 57-16 halftime lend and upped Sat urday 's Games Choose- the progra m that the margin to as moch us 19 suits you best: Dayton a t Fort Wa yne Muskegon a1 Colum bus poi nts in the third period, Joe E Kecutivo secretarv Kal am azoo a t Por t H uron Secretari a ( Meriweather led tho Hawks Toledo a I Saginaw Business Adminlslntlon witl1 18 poinls Few rivals in the National Basket ball A ssocia ti o ~ beli eved Coach Td!n Nissa lke's predic tion the Houston Roc kets "wil l surprise a lot of people" tins season . But they 're ge tting the message. The Rockets have won 13 of 18 games and Thursday night moved to within two games of the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1 ,' J' 41 4'X8' SHEETS '. Rockets proving surprise For safety, convenien ce or JUSt plam WITH FOAM BOARD RIGID INSUlATION. • employmeat stalua." • The committee formula!~ !he 1977 bargaining goals at a twl><lay meeting which ended: Thursday. Other goalt included a shorter work week and lniproved vacation, medical insurance, pe!lllob and retirement benefits. · Under the . present' negotiating schedule, th~ union will present Its contract proposals to the balic steel. Industry first. Contract· lllu gldning Is scheduled to begin Feb. 14 in Washlngtcxr under Abel's direction. Tbl current steel contract exptrel. Aug. I. ~ The income security ~; first was discussed by> retiring USWApresident I.'If:; Abel at the union's ' international convention Ill.: September. ' 1 r l n(l1ana ill Hous lon New Orleans a! Ct11CiHIO Los /\ net at Go lrlcn Sti'l l f' Mll wi:tu k c c <~ I Por tland 1 PITTSBURGH (UP!) The United Steelworkers of America w!il seek a substantial hourly wage increase, full cost~f-llving protection and a ''Wetime Security Program" including a guarante~d , annual wage - for Its members in 1977. The union opens contract negotiations early next year with the steel, aluminum, copper and can industries. Current three -;,ear contracts expire in the swnmer of 1977. 'The union 's Wage Policy Committee, which sets contract goals for the 1.4 mill1on USWA members lri the United States and Canada, said the Wetime Security Program "would perm!! an employe to ,expect and receive a level annual income regardless of his manager. "He always did. He never let on how bad he felt. He 'd say he had a bad cold and when he got a bad cold, 11 really knocked him out." Murtaugh made his debut m pro baseball as an infielder in 1937 and made h1s major 'teague debut with the Ph1lhes inl941. Like ma ny ballplayers of the '40s, he interrupted his career for a stmt 1n the servtce. He returned to baseball with the Boston Braves' Milwaukee farm club then went to the Pirates as a second baseman in 1948. The Bucs became hiS second family Pro Brake Service · Front End Alignment 600 E. Main St. 992-2094 Pom eroy , 0 . '" �.. 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 Dorsett tops All-America By FRED DOWN UPl Sportl Wi'tttr f. ii:WYORK (UP[) - Heisman Trophy winner Tony '1orseU of 1111lionall~ firstmked Pittsburgh heads the J PI's 1916 23-man All· America football team which VJI(Ik' Snm wanis\uu io satvt: Rw rt11rt~IJ)('Ili •''<>· includes three players each from Southern California and Michigan. Dorsett, who led the nation in ruShing with l,!Hll yards apd scored 22 IDuchdowns, :Cast~ ~~~~c~':i;;"~~ throwing for 21 touchdowns, Bell ranked third in rushing and scored 14 touchd"\"ns and Lytle scored 13 touchdowns while leading the . nation in yards per carry with a ~~:~~-t o the offensive sportswriters from around team were ends Larry the country who participated Selvers ofTennessee andKen in the annual balloting. Maca!ee of Notre Dame, Named to the offensive ta ckles Mike Vaughn of backfield, along with Dorsett, . Oklahhoma and Marvin were quarterback Tommy Po~ell . of Southern Kramer of lj.ice and running Cah~orma, gu~ rda Joel. backs Ricky Bell of Southern Parrish· of Ge~gJ_a and Mark California and Bob Lytle of ·Donahue of Michigan, center Michigan . Kramer led the Derrell Gofourth of nation in passing while Oklahoma State and placeijcker Tony Franklm of Texas A&M. The front:lour of the defense consisted of ends Ross Browner of Notre Dame and Duncan McColl of Stanford and tackles. Gary Jeter of Soutbern California AO and Mike Fultz of Nebraska . e1 O"S ':I:'()• AI Romano of Plttsburgll was . ~ selected as the middle linebacker . with Calvin Coa ch Bill Leedy's O'Neal of Mtchigan, Robert Gallipolis freshmen defeated Jackson of Texas A&M and Meigs 48 -21 Thursday Kurt Allerman of Pe!Ul State evening in the 1976-77 SEOAL the outside linebackers. frosh opener lor buth teams. The defensive backfield Gallipolis led 11-jj, 25-13 and wa s composed of Dave 34-17 at the quartermarks. Butterfield of Nebraska, Greg Harrington and Big Oscar Edwards of UCLA and John Armstrong paced the Bill Arm strong of Wake wi!Ulers with lO points apiece. Forest. Boo Weaver and Nick Pittsburgh, Texas A&M , 1\obinson added eight apiece. Notre Dame and Nebraska Dan Thomas led coac~ each had two players elected Mik e Wilfong' s Little to the team while Tennessee, Marauders with 12 · points. Stanford, Rice, Wake Forest , Cletus Bego added .eigh\. Oklahoma, UCLA, Penn GAHS picked off 30 State, Oklahoma Stale and rebounds, seven each by Jeff Georgia each had ooe. Cameron and Robinson. Greg Ohio State had five players Atkins had five snags. na med to the second The winners hit 49 percent offensive team - offensive from the field, sinking 22 of 45 tackle Chris Ward, running shots. Gallia was four of 10 back Pete Johnson , defensive from the foul line. Meigs hit end Bob Brudzinski, five of eight from the charity defensive tackle Nick Hne. . Buonamici and defensive Gallipolis will host Logan back Ray Griffin. next Thursday. Meigs luis an Also . named to the second open date in league play next team offense were w1de ·Thursday since Ironton does rece i~er Jim Smith of not have a team in the league Michigan, tight end Ciennie this winter. Brundidge of Army, tackle Thursday's box score : 1Mike Wilson of Georgia , GAHS FROSH \4~1 ~ goard Donnie .Hickman of Ha rring ton 4-2 10; Arn'!strand Southern California, center 5-0-10.· Weave r 4-0-8; Atk ins 1- Leo Tierney of. Georgia Tech, 0-2; Cameron 3-0-6; Robinson quarterback Gifford Nielsen 3-2-8; Eut s ler 2-0-4; Or r 0-0-0 ; Wickline 0-0-0. TOTALS 22-4- of Brigham Young, running 18. backs Terry Miller of MEIGS FROSH 127) Oklahoma State and Mike Ke nnedy 1-1-3; Bega _3-2-8; Carma n 1 1-3: Thomas 6-0-12 ; Voight o( North Carolina and Bye r 0 -1- l ; Fa ulk 0-0-0 :_ placekickeer Carson Long of BIReltnar 0-0-0. TOTALS 11 -5- Pittsburgh. , 27 . The second team defensive Score by (lua rlers :' team was composed of GA HS9th II 8 9 14 ~ 4 8 Brodzinski and Robin Cole of . Me igs 9th 6 7 4 ·J0- 27 New Mexico at end, Buonamici and Joe Campbell of Maryland at tackle, Harvey Hull of Mississippi Sfllte·al middle goard, Brian ''Ruff of' The Citadel, David Lewis of Southern California and Clete Pillen of Nebraska at linebacker and Griffin, Dennis Thurman of Southern California and Gary Green of Baylor at deep ba ck. 0 Gallipolis frosh trip • · M 27 ;tJ n t1l r ece n tl y rn rl ny ~ m p l;oyed In d iV IdUals h il VI • b&e n fo rced to prnvrde lor thfm own rP t1rerncn t. W1' ll alle r-til < do ll ars But ri ow Un c le Sa m allows onyon0 nel l curr en tly a parl• c•pan r 1 1n a qual1 f1C t1 r e tl f f'me ll l f!("'' ' plan ' to dedu ct as much as t 5"f. ot taxabl e rn come up to a m axrmu m ot S 1 500 0 0 and ap ply II to a oualii •Pd r Qt n·eme nt pr oq rarn Your U n1ted n f Om aha rep r e~e n t ­ ative c(tn lJI 'JC r1PL11 1S on U~rt e d s lnil "'" lual R0 111 e· me nt A nnu1 t y plan d P- i1 s r~n e d 10 he lp 11 s~ u' •' Ihe mt ome yo u neef! ' ' 1 r, ,. •n af! e r y o ~ ve re111 co Pe t f u ll cJ e t rll l ~. •J il th1 s 'rlJPOrt anr new o • o~ · :1 111 IJ y c a l l1ng me 'nc n l y rJ u r Ub•le d .o l OmAha •er' ••-senta tr ve today . BOB WHALEY 992 -6189 KEN McKNIGHT . 667-32l8 : MuttmiC\ ~milhi1V Pr>op,. '1'1• ~·· counr on ... ... . .......... . .... .,. .... ,,,_ ,., "'- "" " ' ' "''"' . • INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL ESTATE? 5- The DaUySentinel,Mid~rt·Pomeroy, o., Friday, Dec. 3, 1918 Pruitt better SPECIAl. NOTE There will be • football game·'Sunday at Z p.m. be- I CLEVELANU 1 Ul"l ) Cleveland Browns head getting his fourth start since coach Forrest Gregg is replaci ng In jured Dan changing his diagoosis of Pa st orln i . • Ha dle Greg Pruitt's ankle injury, quarterbacked in close losses perhaps· to pressure · th e to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Houston Oilers as buth teams before beating AUanta. "AI my age, I don 't need to :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<: ~=~~en~ Sunday's game in . think about pressure, if there The· Brown's star halfback is any ," Hadl said. "! know reinjured an ankle that has what I need to do to keep :u. buthered him for half the playing and, if I don 't do it, season Sunday In the 11-13 then I don't deserve to be in win over Miami .and· the the game." ec~ ffi coach indicated he ''might. . . not play again this year." · . MONTE CARLO, Monaco But Thursday his tune had <UPI ) - Fifteen top tennis changed and he was saying players have pledged "We;ll just wait and see bo~ participation in the Monte Greg comes along," the Carlo International Tennis coach said "maybe 1here'll tournament to be held here The Meigs girls baskelba ll be an improvement before next April 2-ll , organizers PAllO BEll .team, with two . games the end of tbe week." said Thursday. already gone, continues its With Pruitt up and running , Thanks to fresh financial Ill-game schedule December the Oilers would face the backing .the prize mooey next 9 at Parkersburg Catholic at 6 difficult task of defensing year will be $12li,OOO, up from p.m. Pruitt. 168,000 this year, organizers . ' Balance of the schedule, Despite the injury Pruitt said.· noting time of game and time has run for B80 yards in his The organizers, the of bus departure. . ~ quest lor a second straight Country Club of Monte Carlo, Thurs., Dec. 9, Me1gs at 1 1100-yard rushing season saig the following players wm · Pkbgs. Catholic, 6 p.m., 4 .;,dalsoistheli'am'sleading participate : Bjorn Borg of p.m. receiver. Sweden , Ilie Nastase of Sat., Dec. ll, Eastern at Still, the Oilers did not Romania, Manuel Orantes of Meigs, 6 p.m. sound overly worried Spain, Italians Adriano REG. '99.95 Mon., Dec. 13, Athens at Thursday. Buoyed by a 21).14 Panatta and Corrado Meigs, 6:15p.m. win over Atlanta last Barazzulti, Americans Eddie Thur8., Dec. 16, Meigs at weekend and by the teams's Dibbs, Harold Solomon and Logan, 6:30p.m., 4 p.m. improved health, linebacker Dick Stockton, Australians LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS Mon., Dec. 20, Vinton at Gregg Bingham declared, Tony Roche and Ross Case, Meigs, 6 p.m. "Hey, we're starting over, New Zealand 's Onny Paron, of the 3f9 W. ~in St. 992·2164 Pomeroy, 0 . Wed., Dec. 22, Pkbgs. and 1 goarantee you, we're Tom Okker The store with '' All Kinds Of SIL/If" for pets- stables - large and CzechoCatholic at Meigs, 6 p.m. gonna beat Cleveland. Netherian<j;;, small animals - lawns - gardens. Thurs., Jan. 6, Meigs at There's no doubt in my slovakia's Jan Kodes, Jackson, 5 p.m., 3 p.m. India's Vijay Amritraj and mind.'' Mon . Jan. 10, Meigs at Poland's Wojtek Fibak. John Had!, 37, will be Eastern, 6 p.m., .4 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 13, Meigs at Waverly, 6:30p.m., 4:30p.m. Frosh standinas Mon., Jan. 17, Kyger Creek "' at Meigs, 2:30 p.m. Wed., Jan. 19, Gallipolis at SEOAL FROSH Meigs, 6 p.m. TEAM W L POP 1 0 48 27 Mon., Jan. 24, Warren at Gallipoli s Logan 0 o 0 0 Meigs, 6 p.m. Athen s 00 0 0 Thurs., Jan. 21, Meigs at Jac kson 0 0 o ·0 Nel. York, 6 p.m., 4:30p.m. Wells ton 0 0 0 0 oo o o Mon., Jan. 31, Meigs at Waverl y M ei gs 0 1 27 48 Athens, 1 p.m., 5:15p.m. · 1 1 75 ll Thurs., Feb. 3, Logan at TOTALS Thursday ' s results : Meigs, 6:15 p.m. Gallipolis •• Meigs 21 Thurs., Feb. 10, Jackson at Athens -Jackson, ppnd Wa verly ·Logan , pp nd SUNDAY, DEC. 5t_h Meigs, 6 p.m. Wellston - Open ' Thurs., Feb. 17, Waverly at Dec . 9 ga.mes: 1:00 TO 5:00 PNI Meigs, 6 p.m. Logan at Ga ll ipolis lweea lbe alumal of Eaottm aDd Soulhem High 1cbools. Tills rivalry is tunlag Into u annual event. Spolleomen utd the game will oot be played If the weather Is lndemenl. p ark ersb urg MODERN SUPPLY Athens at WaiJer l y Well ston at Jackson DOOR PRIZES -- REFRESHMENTS Come arKI see our complete line of what's new this year for Chrlilm11 including ... Tonight's games INGLEWOOD,Calif. (UPI) A thens a t Jackson - The Los Angeles !..akers Por tsm outh at Ru ssell Loga n a t Wa ver l y have won six of their last Oak at South Point seven gaines and ·are ln MeigsHill at Gallipoli s second place in the NBA 's M in fOI' d a t Wh eel er sburg Well ston at Ironton Pacific Division. When Jerry West was Nor th Gatiia a t Mill er Trimble at Southern asked how h~ fell abuul his Saturday club's ll~ start, he replied, Elk iJiew at Kyg er Cr ee k ,' ~Elated, absolutely elated. Southwes ter n at Ir ont on I'm surprised. I didn't expect Joe this .!.' ~ ... 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Canailay reelected News, MONDAY, DEC. 6 · 2 PM TIL 4 PM FOR AN to post wanted to • t make Porn MR. DILES AUTOGRAPH PARTY WILL APPEAR TO AUTOGRAPH HIS LATEST BOOK- lWELfTH MAN IN THE HUDDLE Read the 1h11 llrng pe •sonol BIOI10o ol o whole gcdaxy ol p10 loo lbal l slors-- 1 ~ 11111\J l1uw I sus Christ ho s mc1de a di [fG-ren ce i 11!l 1oi r lives. Praised by Billy Graham · , .a nd Pete.Rozelle! I 23 PRO FOOTBALL Mrs. Cremeans died Thursday STARS TELL IT LIKE IT lSI MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE o. '"'1!1 '¥'· ONLY Middleport, 992-2641 I @J[i](§] r ~ I and most economical way you can cookl 'f r ~ · OPEN HOUSE ' ONLY ENJOY THE LUXURY OF d~h! 'rf • Model RR4-D I ,. increases over the years, it II possible for · gQvtrnmenl planners whether they should 0vens The fastest Kentu ck y 103 TCU 5·3 Kenlu cky St. 84 Cm brlnd 74 Swa rth m or e 61 w ash . Col i 60 Wa lt er s St 76 M or istwn 67 Wa sh Lee 91 L ynchburg 87 W Va . St 82 GICOIJii iC 78 Midw es t Bt'l hel 79 51. F ran tn d 78 Ka n St . 87 Ca l Po ly Pom 68 Thi el Pa 50 M t Un ion 48 Ur bana 92 Mt Ver non 86 Vi ncennes 89 Pens aco la 86 Wis 82 St Mr y's Ca l 76 Sot1lhwe st Ark . Tech. 78 t ., .<. Coli. 69 Ark . Mont 78 Oz ark s ~0 Eas lfiU Co il 127 Bi.l y R d~ e 74 Hcndr sn 77 Sou thern Ark . 64 . .' Hendr ix 75 Cen tral Ar k . 68 Ora l Ro bert s 106 Tul sa ~1 Ouach it a 71 HardinQ 68 W. Te)( . 51 88 SW Okla . 75 West Ar i wn a 81 Qregon 51 73 Chi <\, St 70 Humbod l 5t. 65 Grn d Cnyn 8I Chltpmh Cal . 69 Hayw ard 51 77 Sac to St. 75 Loyola 65 Cal Snt a Btbr a 63 Pot t land St 100 Whi ll ier 81 c; 0 U . 65 Nrthrdge St. 64 SeaHie Pac 81 Gr t Fa ll s 66 W yoming 80 No. Colorado 58 Twenty-four Southeastern a good lime." He continued, basketball champlon~hlp. Ohio League All-Star football "ask yourself if you would Ironton was picked to finish players were honored during attend that college if you second by both groupB, Logan Thursday night's 28th aMual were not going toplay sports, third , , Gallipolis fourth , Ali·Leagoe Banquet held In and if your answer Is yes, Athens fifth, Meigs sixth, the Logan High School then by all means attempt to Jackson seventh and cafeteria. enroll In that schooL" Wellston last. . More than. 300 persons 'Concluding · his address It· was the first time ever attended. · Slaughter emphasized · "you both the coaches and newsGuest speaker Gene have a lot of class in this · 'men were identical in their Slaughter, veteran 16 year league and don't ever let selections . . mentor at Capital University, anybody tell you that AII · L~eague gridders totally captivated the huge Southern Ohio is not the honored were : Nell Ber· audience during his address. greatest place in the world." berlck, Scott Lawrence and Ranging from returned Slaughter's address simply Ed Pemiell, Athens; Brian POW's of the Vietnam con- captured the audience which Mink, Kent Shawver, Mike Diet to current dope addicts, responded with a two minute Staggs and Mike Wood, Slaughter told the players, standing ovation. Gallipolis; Mike Brown, Jim '1o lo!ll! yourself In something Steve Kurtz, WLGN , served Colegrove, Rick Howard 1 bigger than yourself." as master of ceremonies. Gary Lowe ·and Juan He asked, ."why do you Robert Bevins, Jackson Thomas, Ironton; Steve think you are here tonight principal and president of the Clark and David A. Davis, representing the best in this SEOAL presented individual Jackson; Todd Davidson, leagoe1" · · awards. He was assistec! by Scott Gasser, Harold Peppers "Pride ls.,tbe reason you Joe Murtha, Logan principaL · and Brad Tucker, Logan; are here, and not because you Jim Myers, editor of the Steve Randolph , Meigs ; popped soniepills, smoked ·. lAiganDatlyNews, present~d Kevin Silcott and Craig · marijuana or shot a needle the MVP award to Logan s Towler, Waverly ; Doug Into your ann." Scott Gasser. The Logan Conger and Terry Dixon, He continued "II these quarterback . received a Wellston. things are good.'then you tell standing ovation. David P. Davis, Jackloo, me what is bad." Bob Lutz, Ironton coach, received special mention: Slaughter stated "people · presented Logan Coach B1tl Honorable mention awards who 81 e this trash have no Biggers the 1916 "Coach-of· went to 'Mike Born and pi'tde In themoelves and this the-Year" award. Bill Gray, Vincent Yates, Athens; Paul kind of stuff never .;.lved any WJEH, and presi~ent of the F.iMicum a.nd M~ke Wiggles· Meigs County citizens She has been granted a stand . She succeeded before problems tbat I know oi." leag~e sportswriters and worth, Gall!poits, Jack Rowe through the senior citizens hearing by the Federal because of public apathy. But Moving to ,the subject of r ad 1o . broadcast ers and Paul Unger, Ironton; - center are being invited to Communication s Com- you can stop her this lime. An higher education Slaughter association , presented the Ken Crawford and J.eff join in a letter writing effort mission on t~e subject of effort is being made to secure told the gridd~rs "that Bill Thomas Trophy to the Fenwtck , Jackson; Butch against the professed oiland airways. This 1.000,000 signed letters in everybody may wani you as captai~s of Logan and Kellar and Tony Poling, jective of Madalyn Murrav religion o! pu bUc petition, RM 2493 , could su ppor\ an athlete, but ask yourself if Iron tons co-champJOnshlp Logan; .Dan Buff~on and O'Hara who has proposed to proclamation of the Gospel ultimately pav.e the way to they need you." teams. Ray Wllford, Metgs; Greg · . h eliminati on of via the media. Conrad 0 . Diehm gave the Williams and Jim Williams ban proc1amatJons o1 t e the The former Jackson COach . . ' Gospel from the air. Here is what a person Can proclamations of the Gospel said, "the only three reasons invocation . Waverly, Chris Miller and The following is offered in via radio and television. If do to help prese rve th e for attending college is to get Prior to the league Randy Royster, Wellston. opposition to her stand : her current attempts are Religious Freedom still held an education first, par- banquet, Tom Mette~s, Madalyn Murray O'Hara is successful , all Sunday dear. Sign, Detach, and Mail ticipate in athletics, and have Athens, league staltstJcJan at it again. A few years ago worship services now being the form below .:.. or better announced results of the coaches and newsmen's preMrs. O'Hara succeeded in broadcast will cease. Many still, write your own personal season basketball poll. making it illegal to read from elderly people and shut-ins letter, in your own words , Carm~l the sam e All was to agreement the Bible or pray in public depend on the media to fulfill express ing their worship needs every viewpoint . Also, ask at least Waveily will win the 1976-77 schools, Now she would like thel)~Y · five friends to do the sam e. to have proclamations of the week. Gospel via .the airways Mrs. O'Hara has obtained DON'T DELAY ! Mail the ~ /'i" ' . A farriily ;ga·theirl.!g on eliminated. 27,000 signatures to ba ck her letters today. Thanksgiving DiY at the hotne of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle were Mr. and (Date) _ _ __ _ ' . ' ' 'If Mrs. Doyle .Multi and family Golden R. Canaday of ,., ' of Mansfield, Dixie Circle, Northup has been re-elected FEDERAL OOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Cleveland Heights, 0 .; Mr. to an eighth, three-year term 1919 "m" Street, N. W. and Mrs. Harold Circle and on the Ohio. F. arm Bureau Washington, D. C. 20036 family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Federation board of trustees. Re: Petition Nwnber RM 2493 Harden and family , Mr. and The action came Nov. 30 on Gentlemen : --' " Mrs. Carl Circle and ·tamily, I personally appreciate and whole-heartedly support the Sunday LOS ANGELES (UPI ) _ \he third day of the all of R.D. Meine. Guests Jeffrey Paley told police he organization's ·58th annual worship services and other religiow progranuning that are broadcast over were Sonyia White and became a rooftop sniper to meeting in ·Columbus at the -radio and television. Many sick, elderly people and shut-ins depend on radio James ' Foreman, Rev .. and protest lack of stricter gon Neil House Hotel. and television to fulfill their worship needs. I urge you to see to it that such Mrs. Paul Sellers, Gibson, controllaws. programming continues . Canaday, 10, has Ohio called in. the afternoon. He said that although he is represented Athens, Gallia, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ar· a former mental patient he Lawrence and Meigs coun· . Thank you for your cooperatio~ . , cher and family of Guysville, bought a .22-<:aliber rifle from ties, on teh 26-member board visited with Walter and Eva a Hollywood shop for $63 after since his election in 1956. Sincerely, - - - - - -- - Archer on Thanksgiving day. filling in a form, and took it A tobacco and beef farmer Martha and Mrs. Robert iirunediately to a downtown from Gallla County, Canaday cleared of a " reck!~~· Watson and family of Kent hotel. has been active in Farm homicide charge in the \Ieath were recent guests of Mr. and He called for a waiting Bureau since joining the last fall of an lU official. . Mrs. Edson Roush. period of 30 or 60 days before organization in 1945. He is a A Monroe County Circuit Survivors of Mrs. Arnold Dayton and Neva Hobbs • Uoyd Johnson's daughter a purchaser can take member of the Cooperative Court jury deliberated a hallCremeans, 51, of523 S.qth St., Gilmore, RuUand. She was ! of Middleport called on Mr. possession of a firearm. - beague-okhe Uruted States. Marysville, who died Thurs· also preceded In death by two hour before· returning a ' and Mrs, Arthur Earl "! bought the rifle under He served as chairman of ' Johnson and son Patrick my own ll!lme, just to prove Farm Bureau's tobacco ·day morning following a long brothers and three sisters. verdict of Innocent Thursday . Oppenheimer was charged illness, include her husband, Funeral services will be : Sunday afternoon. the point that anyone cim huy committee from 1956 to 1915 Arnold Duke Cremeans , held Jl I p.m. Sunday at the in the death last November of • Mrs. ,Robert Lee, Becky, a rifle a 3().30 or 357 and chairman of the. dairy. ; Bob aqtf Bill spent Thanks· magn~ and start. blowing co~mlttee from 1966-19157 At Marysville; two sons, Ed· Postle and Hale Funeral J. Douglas Snider, placement ward Leo and wile, and . Home, W. 6th St., Marysville, director for the IU School of . giving and Mrs. people away,"·he said. vanous times, he also has Shirley; Richard and wife, and burial will be in the Business, who was fatally . Roger Grueser and family of Police said Paley fired 12 to served on the Farm Bureau Anne; eight grandchildren, Maskill Cemetery there. injured In a two-car accident ; Logan, Ohio~ 15 shots from the roof of tbe board's executive and public all of Marysville; several Mr. and Mrs . William bote! iniD office buildings affairs committees. nieces, nephews, cousins. two Carelton of Racine and Mrs. nearby, and had picked an Canaday also has _been sisters, Mrs. Thelma , Dean Brinker spent Wed. . hour, 2:30 a.m., when he active In the Hamson , nesday evening at the home thought the buildings would Township and HaMan Trace Cremeans, Route I, Marysof Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl be deserted. school board, t.he Gallla ville, and Mrs. Bernice Molden, Pomeroy, and a : Johnson, Sheryl Leann, One of· the buUets zipped County Cooperallve Board, slster-in·law, Mrs. Leola OHIOAN CLEARE;D : Patrick and Betty Van Meter. through a window of the Bank Gallia Co~nty Agriculture BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Mrs. Dean Brinker was a of America building, coming StabilizatiOn' and Con· Gilmore who has cared for (UP!) - Steven Oppen· ; dinner goes! of Mr. and Mrs. within Inches of John Wau- servatlon Committee and the her. Mrs. Cremeans is the helmer, 21, an Indiana William Carelton on Thanks· thelet. Production Credit Advisory former Betty Ruth Gilmore, University student from ; giving Day . "! never intended .to shoot Committee. . youngest daughter of the late Columbus, Ohio, has been " Guests of Mary Circle anyone," said Paley. Canaday, .a widower, was ; during the Thanksgiving Officers who came looking married to the former Vesta r-~~~~~~~~~-~~-r;,;·~~~, ' holidays were Mr. alld Mrs. for the l!llrunan found Paley C. Danner. He has live sons ~ William. Perry and daughter sealed on a stool on the roof. and one daughter. · Francine, · Mr. and Mrs. He surrendered without He lives at Carter Rd., Rt. ' , Danny Perry, all of Holland, resistance. ·1, Northup. · : Ohio; Mr. rlnd Mrs. Eddie 59 N. Second St. , Carson; West Cohi!Pbla,, W. • Va. ; Mr. andd1lrs. George INvnEs You To THEIR Circle, and Cheryl, Mr. and ;· Mrs. James Circle, New ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ,• ' Haven, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Columbus. pound every fall , thai an increase of I cent Is a decline . The conswnef paying for the apples knows that the)' cost more. But the government says they cost less •·seasonally adjusted." The seasonal adjustment factor was ·expected to be importanttnday as tho Labur Departme nt · prepared to report the Wholesale Price Index lor November. Tbe WPI was either declining or rising slowly for m011t of tbe year despite higher prices for steel, copper, food and fuel. Then in September and October, the rate accelerated. These were the months when factories were shutting down operations and offering price discounts to lure buyers. Despite the discounts, the ~1crowave Sa lem 51 71 Br d l;l w t r 51. 63 Susqu ehanna 66 Junial il 51 Tem p l e 83 Hot srr a 75 Wil kes 97 Delawar e Val 72 South Ander son 99 Br evar d 75 Bc ll ar m ne 107 Cm pbll sv l 67 Fros rbg Sl 69 Ca l Sl hJ Gr dnr Wehl;l 90 M ar s Hill 80 ,_ a)LUMBUS iUPI ) - Arecount of the Nov. 2 presidential ballots is proving Jimmy Carter's lead over President By LEONARD CURRY Ford was not so slim as the first tally showed. WASHI NGTON (UPI ) With reco\D1t results in from 12,314 of the state's 12,981 Regardless of which way the precencts, about 95 per cent, Secretary of Stata Ted government says prices are Brown reported Thursday Carter's lead had swelled to going in its monthly reports, U,lll6 votes .. the bite is always on the . Franklin County Republican chairman Russell lellch, cooswner. meanwhile, said he would not ask Brown to call oft- ·. In recent months, tl\e three tabulating unW all88counlles had recounted their ballots. key means of measuring Leach aml the other 24 GOP electors pledged to Ford prices show that the rali' of asked for the free recount late last month when olflclal inflation is easing. tabluatlons Showed Carter's wiMing margin tO be 9,333 The Labur Department's votes, less than one-ball of I per cent of the over 4 mllllon indexes for consumer and votes cast Nov. 2. wbolesale _prices dipped in Pending in U.S. District Court in Columbus is a suit flied October · below the rate in by the U.S. Labor Party asking for a preliminary September. And the injunction agall\!11 Brown to stop cerlificallon of Carter's Commerce Department said apparent victory over Ford for Ohio's 25 Electoral College its ii_nplicit price deflater votes. eased in J uly-Sept ember Judge Joseph P. Kinneary, assigned the case, and attorcompared with March-June. neys representing plaintiffs in tbe suit have scheduled a The hook for the coosumer, meeting Friday to set a bearing dale on the injunction however, is how the· govern· request. men! calculates the increase . · Brown · said the official canvass of the presidential It uses a "sea sona l recount would be held Dec. 8. The Electoral College meets ad justment " factor . Dec. 13. This means that if the price of apples go up 2 cents a Ad•••lral., F&M 66 Gc ll y sb ur g 57 Li ncoln 13 Md E .Shore 55 L ynd on Sl 105 Norw ich 102 Ma r yla nd <t9 LI U -15 Mor av i an 89 L ebanon va t 10 Rho de I sland 78 B r own 74 NE L a 78 McNeese 51. 68 • 36 Locust St. No . 75-02-0472 B New Orl eans n N IlL 67 ' ~I:II:E:a:l~:a:a:r;:~~EDlt:l:l:d Pfeilf er 80 8Ctm ont Abbe y 74 Sal sbry SL 79 R tqr s Cmdn 76 •• ,,. 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Another first fro m Admiral ! . t • Cash 'n Carry ,!ijo....._,.. ..........,.._______ ...._ Baker Furniture N. 2ND AVE., MIDDLEPORT 992-3307 • �.. 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 Dorsett tops All-America By FRED DOWN UPl Sportl Wi'tttr f. ii:WYORK (UP[) - Heisman Trophy winner Tony '1orseU of 1111lionall~ firstmked Pittsburgh heads the J PI's 1916 23-man All· America football team which VJI(Ik' Snm wanis\uu io satvt: Rw rt11rt~IJ)('Ili •''<>· includes three players each from Southern California and Michigan. Dorsett, who led the nation in ruShing with l,!Hll yards apd scored 22 IDuchdowns, :Cast~ ~~~~c~':i;;"~~ throwing for 21 touchdowns, Bell ranked third in rushing and scored 14 touchd"\"ns and Lytle scored 13 touchdowns while leading the . nation in yards per carry with a ~~:~~-t o the offensive sportswriters from around team were ends Larry the country who participated Selvers ofTennessee andKen in the annual balloting. Maca!ee of Notre Dame, Named to the offensive ta ckles Mike Vaughn of backfield, along with Dorsett, . Oklahhoma and Marvin were quarterback Tommy Po~ell . of Southern Kramer of lj.ice and running Cah~orma, gu~ rda Joel. backs Ricky Bell of Southern Parrish· of Ge~gJ_a and Mark California and Bob Lytle of ·Donahue of Michigan, center Michigan . Kramer led the Derrell Gofourth of nation in passing while Oklahoma State and placeijcker Tony Franklm of Texas A&M. The front:lour of the defense consisted of ends Ross Browner of Notre Dame and Duncan McColl of Stanford and tackles. Gary Jeter of Soutbern California AO and Mike Fultz of Nebraska . e1 O"S ':I:'()• AI Romano of Plttsburgll was . ~ selected as the middle linebacker . with Calvin Coa ch Bill Leedy's O'Neal of Mtchigan, Robert Gallipolis freshmen defeated Jackson of Texas A&M and Meigs 48 -21 Thursday Kurt Allerman of Pe!Ul State evening in the 1976-77 SEOAL the outside linebackers. frosh opener lor buth teams. The defensive backfield Gallipolis led 11-jj, 25-13 and wa s composed of Dave 34-17 at the quartermarks. Butterfield of Nebraska, Greg Harrington and Big Oscar Edwards of UCLA and John Armstrong paced the Bill Arm strong of Wake wi!Ulers with lO points apiece. Forest. Boo Weaver and Nick Pittsburgh, Texas A&M , 1\obinson added eight apiece. Notre Dame and Nebraska Dan Thomas led coac~ each had two players elected Mik e Wilfong' s Little to the team while Tennessee, Marauders with 12 · points. Stanford, Rice, Wake Forest , Cletus Bego added .eigh\. Oklahoma, UCLA, Penn GAHS picked off 30 State, Oklahoma Stale and rebounds, seven each by Jeff Georgia each had ooe. Cameron and Robinson. Greg Ohio State had five players Atkins had five snags. na med to the second The winners hit 49 percent offensive team - offensive from the field, sinking 22 of 45 tackle Chris Ward, running shots. Gallia was four of 10 back Pete Johnson , defensive from the foul line. Meigs hit end Bob Brudzinski, five of eight from the charity defensive tackle Nick Hne. . Buonamici and defensive Gallipolis will host Logan back Ray Griffin. next Thursday. Meigs luis an Also . named to the second open date in league play next team offense were w1de ·Thursday since Ironton does rece i~er Jim Smith of not have a team in the league Michigan, tight end Ciennie this winter. Brundidge of Army, tackle Thursday's box score : 1Mike Wilson of Georgia , GAHS FROSH \4~1 ~ goard Donnie .Hickman of Ha rring ton 4-2 10; Arn'!strand Southern California, center 5-0-10.· Weave r 4-0-8; Atk ins 1- Leo Tierney of. Georgia Tech, 0-2; Cameron 3-0-6; Robinson quarterback Gifford Nielsen 3-2-8; Eut s ler 2-0-4; Or r 0-0-0 ; Wickline 0-0-0. TOTALS 22-4- of Brigham Young, running 18. backs Terry Miller of MEIGS FROSH 127) Oklahoma State and Mike Ke nnedy 1-1-3; Bega _3-2-8; Carma n 1 1-3: Thomas 6-0-12 ; Voight o( North Carolina and Bye r 0 -1- l ; Fa ulk 0-0-0 :_ placekickeer Carson Long of BIReltnar 0-0-0. TOTALS 11 -5- Pittsburgh. , 27 . The second team defensive Score by (lua rlers :' team was composed of GA HS9th II 8 9 14 ~ 4 8 Brodzinski and Robin Cole of . Me igs 9th 6 7 4 ·J0- 27 New Mexico at end, Buonamici and Joe Campbell of Maryland at tackle, Harvey Hull of Mississippi Sfllte·al middle goard, Brian ''Ruff of' The Citadel, David Lewis of Southern California and Clete Pillen of Nebraska at linebacker and Griffin, Dennis Thurman of Southern California and Gary Green of Baylor at deep ba ck. 0 Gallipolis frosh trip • · M 27 ;tJ n t1l r ece n tl y rn rl ny ~ m p l;oyed In d iV IdUals h il VI • b&e n fo rced to prnvrde lor thfm own rP t1rerncn t. W1' ll alle r-til < do ll ars But ri ow Un c le Sa m allows onyon0 nel l curr en tly a parl• c•pan r 1 1n a qual1 f1C t1 r e tl f f'me ll l f!("'' ' plan ' to dedu ct as much as t 5"f. ot taxabl e rn come up to a m axrmu m ot S 1 500 0 0 and ap ply II to a oualii •Pd r Qt n·eme nt pr oq rarn Your U n1ted n f Om aha rep r e~e n t ­ ative c(tn lJI 'JC r1PL11 1S on U~rt e d s lnil "'" lual R0 111 e· me nt A nnu1 t y plan d P- i1 s r~n e d 10 he lp 11 s~ u' •' Ihe mt ome yo u neef! ' ' 1 r, ,. •n af! e r y o ~ ve re111 co Pe t f u ll cJ e t rll l ~. •J il th1 s 'rlJPOrt anr new o • o~ · :1 111 IJ y c a l l1ng me 'nc n l y rJ u r Ub•le d .o l OmAha •er' ••-senta tr ve today . BOB WHALEY 992 -6189 KEN McKNIGHT . 667-32l8 : MuttmiC\ ~milhi1V Pr>op,. '1'1• ~·· counr on ... ... . .......... . .... .,. .... ,,,_ ,., "'- "" " ' ' "''"' . • INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL ESTATE? 5- The DaUySentinel,Mid~rt·Pomeroy, o., Friday, Dec. 3, 1918 Pruitt better SPECIAl. NOTE There will be • football game·'Sunday at Z p.m. be- I CLEVELANU 1 Ul"l ) Cleveland Browns head getting his fourth start since coach Forrest Gregg is replaci ng In jured Dan changing his diagoosis of Pa st orln i . • Ha dle Greg Pruitt's ankle injury, quarterbacked in close losses perhaps· to pressure · th e to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Houston Oilers as buth teams before beating AUanta. "AI my age, I don 't need to :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<: ~=~~en~ Sunday's game in . think about pressure, if there The· Brown's star halfback is any ," Hadl said. "! know reinjured an ankle that has what I need to do to keep :u. buthered him for half the playing and, if I don 't do it, season Sunday In the 11-13 then I don't deserve to be in win over Miami .and· the the game." ec~ ffi coach indicated he ''might. . . not play again this year." · . MONTE CARLO, Monaco But Thursday his tune had <UPI ) - Fifteen top tennis changed and he was saying players have pledged "We;ll just wait and see bo~ participation in the Monte Greg comes along," the Carlo International Tennis coach said "maybe 1here'll tournament to be held here The Meigs girls baskelba ll be an improvement before next April 2-ll , organizers PAllO BEll .team, with two . games the end of tbe week." said Thursday. already gone, continues its With Pruitt up and running , Thanks to fresh financial Ill-game schedule December the Oilers would face the backing .the prize mooey next 9 at Parkersburg Catholic at 6 difficult task of defensing year will be $12li,OOO, up from p.m. Pruitt. 168,000 this year, organizers . ' Balance of the schedule, Despite the injury Pruitt said.· noting time of game and time has run for B80 yards in his The organizers, the of bus departure. . ~ quest lor a second straight Country Club of Monte Carlo, Thurs., Dec. 9, Me1gs at 1 1100-yard rushing season saig the following players wm · Pkbgs. Catholic, 6 p.m., 4 .;,dalsoistheli'am'sleading participate : Bjorn Borg of p.m. receiver. Sweden , Ilie Nastase of Sat., Dec. ll, Eastern at Still, the Oilers did not Romania, Manuel Orantes of Meigs, 6 p.m. sound overly worried Spain, Italians Adriano REG. '99.95 Mon., Dec. 13, Athens at Thursday. Buoyed by a 21).14 Panatta and Corrado Meigs, 6:15p.m. win over Atlanta last Barazzulti, Americans Eddie Thur8., Dec. 16, Meigs at weekend and by the teams's Dibbs, Harold Solomon and Logan, 6:30p.m., 4 p.m. improved health, linebacker Dick Stockton, Australians LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS Mon., Dec. 20, Vinton at Gregg Bingham declared, Tony Roche and Ross Case, Meigs, 6 p.m. "Hey, we're starting over, New Zealand 's Onny Paron, of the 3f9 W. ~in St. 992·2164 Pomeroy, 0 . Wed., Dec. 22, Pkbgs. and 1 goarantee you, we're Tom Okker The store with '' All Kinds Of SIL/If" for pets- stables - large and CzechoCatholic at Meigs, 6 p.m. gonna beat Cleveland. Netherian<j;;, small animals - lawns - gardens. Thurs., Jan. 6, Meigs at There's no doubt in my slovakia's Jan Kodes, Jackson, 5 p.m., 3 p.m. India's Vijay Amritraj and mind.'' Mon . Jan. 10, Meigs at Poland's Wojtek Fibak. John Had!, 37, will be Eastern, 6 p.m., .4 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 13, Meigs at Waverly, 6:30p.m., 4:30p.m. Frosh standinas Mon., Jan. 17, Kyger Creek "' at Meigs, 2:30 p.m. Wed., Jan. 19, Gallipolis at SEOAL FROSH Meigs, 6 p.m. TEAM W L POP 1 0 48 27 Mon., Jan. 24, Warren at Gallipoli s Logan 0 o 0 0 Meigs, 6 p.m. Athen s 00 0 0 Thurs., Jan. 21, Meigs at Jac kson 0 0 o ·0 Nel. York, 6 p.m., 4:30p.m. Wells ton 0 0 0 0 oo o o Mon., Jan. 31, Meigs at Waverl y M ei gs 0 1 27 48 Athens, 1 p.m., 5:15p.m. · 1 1 75 ll Thurs., Feb. 3, Logan at TOTALS Thursday ' s results : Meigs, 6:15 p.m. Gallipolis •• Meigs 21 Thurs., Feb. 10, Jackson at Athens -Jackson, ppnd Wa verly ·Logan , pp nd SUNDAY, DEC. 5t_h Meigs, 6 p.m. Wellston - Open ' Thurs., Feb. 17, Waverly at Dec . 9 ga.mes: 1:00 TO 5:00 PNI Meigs, 6 p.m. Logan at Ga ll ipolis lweea lbe alumal of Eaottm aDd Soulhem High 1cbools. Tills rivalry is tunlag Into u annual event. Spolleomen utd the game will oot be played If the weather Is lndemenl. p ark ersb urg MODERN SUPPLY Athens at WaiJer l y Well ston at Jackson DOOR PRIZES -- REFRESHMENTS Come arKI see our complete line of what's new this year for Chrlilm11 including ... Tonight's games INGLEWOOD,Calif. (UPI) A thens a t Jackson - The Los Angeles !..akers Por tsm outh at Ru ssell Loga n a t Wa ver l y have won six of their last Oak at South Point seven gaines and ·are ln MeigsHill at Gallipoli s second place in the NBA 's M in fOI' d a t Wh eel er sburg Well ston at Ironton Pacific Division. When Jerry West was Nor th Gatiia a t Mill er Trimble at Southern asked how h~ fell abuul his Saturday club's ll~ start, he replied, Elk iJiew at Kyg er Cr ee k ,' ~Elated, absolutely elated. Southwes ter n at Ir ont on I'm surprised. I didn't expect Joe this .!.' ~ ... 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Rosalynn Carter says that Henry Kissinger's knowledge .; of protocol helpt'<l her a lot at • U1e inauguration of Mexican Presid ent Jose Lopez Portillo. "He told me when to stund and when to sit," Mrs. Corter said Thursday nigh!, when the secretary of slate retUrnl.'d her to Georglu rrom ' a trip U> Mexico City. Mrs. Carter sold she ~~book " prices were higher than the "book" for the · invited the ne\V Mexican previous yeur . The result? A president and his wife to her "eeasonally adjusted" price husband's Inauguration- next · month and they accepted. Increase. The future first Indy Seasonal adjustment is not all bad, though. It is useful to attended us a "private show the general trend of goes!," Dying to and from prices . By adapting o Mexico City on Kissinger's formula to compare price plane. 01 LES-A-PARTY? II Meet Dave Diles. Middleport Native and ABC Network Sportsca ster , Who Will Be In Our Store !. Canailay reelected News, MONDAY, DEC. 6 · 2 PM TIL 4 PM FOR AN to post wanted to • t make Porn MR. DILES AUTOGRAPH PARTY WILL APPEAR TO AUTOGRAPH HIS LATEST BOOK- lWELfTH MAN IN THE HUDDLE Read the 1h11 llrng pe •sonol BIOI10o ol o whole gcdaxy ol p10 loo lbal l slors-- 1 ~ 11111\J l1uw I sus Christ ho s mc1de a di [fG-ren ce i 11!l 1oi r lives. Praised by Billy Graham · , .a nd Pete.Rozelle! I 23 PRO FOOTBALL Mrs. Cremeans died Thursday STARS TELL IT LIKE IT lSI MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE o. '"'1!1 '¥'· ONLY Middleport, 992-2641 I @J[i](§] r ~ I and most economical way you can cookl 'f r ~ · OPEN HOUSE ' ONLY ENJOY THE LUXURY OF d~h! 'rf • Model RR4-D I ,. increases over the years, it II possible for · gQvtrnmenl planners whether they should 0vens The fastest Kentu ck y 103 TCU 5·3 Kenlu cky St. 84 Cm brlnd 74 Swa rth m or e 61 w ash . Col i 60 Wa lt er s St 76 M or istwn 67 Wa sh Lee 91 L ynchburg 87 W Va . St 82 GICOIJii iC 78 Midw es t Bt'l hel 79 51. F ran tn d 78 Ka n St . 87 Ca l Po ly Pom 68 Thi el Pa 50 M t Un ion 48 Ur bana 92 Mt Ver non 86 Vi ncennes 89 Pens aco la 86 Wis 82 St Mr y's Ca l 76 Sot1lhwe st Ark . Tech. 78 t ., .<. Coli. 69 Ark . Mont 78 Oz ark s ~0 Eas lfiU Co il 127 Bi.l y R d~ e 74 Hcndr sn 77 Sou thern Ark . 64 . .' Hendr ix 75 Cen tral Ar k . 68 Ora l Ro bert s 106 Tul sa ~1 Ouach it a 71 HardinQ 68 W. Te)( . 51 88 SW Okla . 75 West Ar i wn a 81 Qregon 51 73 Chi <\, St 70 Humbod l 5t. 65 Grn d Cnyn 8I Chltpmh Cal . 69 Hayw ard 51 77 Sac to St. 75 Loyola 65 Cal Snt a Btbr a 63 Pot t land St 100 Whi ll ier 81 c; 0 U . 65 Nrthrdge St. 64 SeaHie Pac 81 Gr t Fa ll s 66 W yoming 80 No. Colorado 58 Twenty-four Southeastern a good lime." He continued, basketball champlon~hlp. Ohio League All-Star football "ask yourself if you would Ironton was picked to finish players were honored during attend that college if you second by both groupB, Logan Thursday night's 28th aMual were not going toplay sports, third , , Gallipolis fourth , Ali·Leagoe Banquet held In and if your answer Is yes, Athens fifth, Meigs sixth, the Logan High School then by all means attempt to Jackson seventh and cafeteria. enroll In that schooL" Wellston last. . More than. 300 persons 'Concluding · his address It· was the first time ever attended. · Slaughter emphasized · "you both the coaches and newsGuest speaker Gene have a lot of class in this · 'men were identical in their Slaughter, veteran 16 year league and don't ever let selections . . mentor at Capital University, anybody tell you that AII · L~eague gridders totally captivated the huge Southern Ohio is not the honored were : Nell Ber· audience during his address. greatest place in the world." berlck, Scott Lawrence and Ranging from returned Slaughter's address simply Ed Pemiell, Athens; Brian POW's of the Vietnam con- captured the audience which Mink, Kent Shawver, Mike Diet to current dope addicts, responded with a two minute Staggs and Mike Wood, Slaughter told the players, standing ovation. Gallipolis; Mike Brown, Jim '1o lo!ll! yourself In something Steve Kurtz, WLGN , served Colegrove, Rick Howard 1 bigger than yourself." as master of ceremonies. Gary Lowe ·and Juan He asked, ."why do you Robert Bevins, Jackson Thomas, Ironton; Steve think you are here tonight principal and president of the Clark and David A. Davis, representing the best in this SEOAL presented individual Jackson; Todd Davidson, leagoe1" · · awards. He was assistec! by Scott Gasser, Harold Peppers "Pride ls.,tbe reason you Joe Murtha, Logan principaL · and Brad Tucker, Logan; are here, and not because you Jim Myers, editor of the Steve Randolph , Meigs ; popped soniepills, smoked ·. lAiganDatlyNews, present~d Kevin Silcott and Craig · marijuana or shot a needle the MVP award to Logan s Towler, Waverly ; Doug Into your ann." Scott Gasser. The Logan Conger and Terry Dixon, He continued "II these quarterback . received a Wellston. things are good.'then you tell standing ovation. David P. Davis, Jackloo, me what is bad." Bob Lutz, Ironton coach, received special mention: Slaughter stated "people · presented Logan Coach B1tl Honorable mention awards who 81 e this trash have no Biggers the 1916 "Coach-of· went to 'Mike Born and pi'tde In themoelves and this the-Year" award. Bill Gray, Vincent Yates, Athens; Paul kind of stuff never .;.lved any WJEH, and presi~ent of the F.iMicum a.nd M~ke Wiggles· Meigs County citizens She has been granted a stand . She succeeded before problems tbat I know oi." leag~e sportswriters and worth, Gall!poits, Jack Rowe through the senior citizens hearing by the Federal because of public apathy. But Moving to ,the subject of r ad 1o . broadcast ers and Paul Unger, Ironton; - center are being invited to Communication s Com- you can stop her this lime. An higher education Slaughter association , presented the Ken Crawford and J.eff join in a letter writing effort mission on t~e subject of effort is being made to secure told the gridd~rs "that Bill Thomas Trophy to the Fenwtck , Jackson; Butch against the professed oiland airways. This 1.000,000 signed letters in everybody may wani you as captai~s of Logan and Kellar and Tony Poling, jective of Madalyn Murrav religion o! pu bUc petition, RM 2493 , could su ppor\ an athlete, but ask yourself if Iron tons co-champJOnshlp Logan; .Dan Buff~on and O'Hara who has proposed to proclamation of the Gospel ultimately pav.e the way to they need you." teams. Ray Wllford, Metgs; Greg · . h eliminati on of via the media. Conrad 0 . Diehm gave the Williams and Jim Williams ban proc1amatJons o1 t e the The former Jackson COach . . ' Gospel from the air. Here is what a person Can proclamations of the Gospel said, "the only three reasons invocation . Waverly, Chris Miller and The following is offered in via radio and television. If do to help prese rve th e for attending college is to get Prior to the league Randy Royster, Wellston. opposition to her stand : her current attempts are Religious Freedom still held an education first, par- banquet, Tom Mette~s, Madalyn Murray O'Hara is successful , all Sunday dear. Sign, Detach, and Mail ticipate in athletics, and have Athens, league staltstJcJan at it again. A few years ago worship services now being the form below .:.. or better announced results of the coaches and newsmen's preMrs. O'Hara succeeded in broadcast will cease. Many still, write your own personal season basketball poll. making it illegal to read from elderly people and shut-ins letter, in your own words , Carm~l the sam e All was to agreement the Bible or pray in public depend on the media to fulfill express ing their worship needs every viewpoint . Also, ask at least Waveily will win the 1976-77 schools, Now she would like thel)~Y · five friends to do the sam e. to have proclamations of the week. Gospel via .the airways Mrs. O'Hara has obtained DON'T DELAY ! Mail the ~ /'i" ' . A farriily ;ga·theirl.!g on eliminated. 27,000 signatures to ba ck her letters today. Thanksgiving DiY at the hotne of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle were Mr. and (Date) _ _ __ _ ' . ' ' 'If Mrs. Doyle .Multi and family Golden R. Canaday of ,., ' of Mansfield, Dixie Circle, Northup has been re-elected FEDERAL OOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Cleveland Heights, 0 .; Mr. to an eighth, three-year term 1919 "m" Street, N. W. and Mrs. Harold Circle and on the Ohio. F. arm Bureau Washington, D. C. 20036 family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Federation board of trustees. Re: Petition Nwnber RM 2493 Harden and family , Mr. and The action came Nov. 30 on Gentlemen : --' " Mrs. Carl Circle and ·tamily, I personally appreciate and whole-heartedly support the Sunday LOS ANGELES (UPI ) _ \he third day of the all of R.D. Meine. Guests Jeffrey Paley told police he organization's ·58th annual worship services and other religiow progranuning that are broadcast over were Sonyia White and became a rooftop sniper to meeting in ·Columbus at the -radio and television. Many sick, elderly people and shut-ins depend on radio James ' Foreman, Rev .. and protest lack of stricter gon Neil House Hotel. and television to fulfill their worship needs. I urge you to see to it that such Mrs. Paul Sellers, Gibson, controllaws. programming continues . Canaday, 10, has Ohio called in. the afternoon. He said that although he is represented Athens, Gallia, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ar· a former mental patient he Lawrence and Meigs coun· . Thank you for your cooperatio~ . , cher and family of Guysville, bought a .22-<:aliber rifle from ties, on teh 26-member board visited with Walter and Eva a Hollywood shop for $63 after since his election in 1956. Sincerely, - - - - - -- - Archer on Thanksgiving day. filling in a form, and took it A tobacco and beef farmer Martha and Mrs. Robert iirunediately to a downtown from Gallla County, Canaday cleared of a " reck!~~· Watson and family of Kent hotel. has been active in Farm homicide charge in the \Ieath were recent guests of Mr. and He called for a waiting Bureau since joining the last fall of an lU official. . Mrs. Edson Roush. period of 30 or 60 days before organization in 1945. He is a A Monroe County Circuit Survivors of Mrs. Arnold Dayton and Neva Hobbs • Uoyd Johnson's daughter a purchaser can take member of the Cooperative Court jury deliberated a hallCremeans, 51, of523 S.qth St., Gilmore, RuUand. She was ! of Middleport called on Mr. possession of a firearm. - beague-okhe Uruted States. Marysville, who died Thurs· also preceded In death by two hour before· returning a ' and Mrs, Arthur Earl "! bought the rifle under He served as chairman of ' Johnson and son Patrick my own ll!lme, just to prove Farm Bureau's tobacco ·day morning following a long brothers and three sisters. verdict of Innocent Thursday . Oppenheimer was charged illness, include her husband, Funeral services will be : Sunday afternoon. the point that anyone cim huy committee from 1956 to 1915 Arnold Duke Cremeans , held Jl I p.m. Sunday at the in the death last November of • Mrs. ,Robert Lee, Becky, a rifle a 3().30 or 357 and chairman of the. dairy. ; Bob aqtf Bill spent Thanks· magn~ and start. blowing co~mlttee from 1966-19157 At Marysville; two sons, Ed· Postle and Hale Funeral J. Douglas Snider, placement ward Leo and wile, and . Home, W. 6th St., Marysville, director for the IU School of . giving and Mrs. people away,"·he said. vanous times, he also has Shirley; Richard and wife, and burial will be in the Business, who was fatally . Roger Grueser and family of Police said Paley fired 12 to served on the Farm Bureau Anne; eight grandchildren, Maskill Cemetery there. injured In a two-car accident ; Logan, Ohio~ 15 shots from the roof of tbe board's executive and public all of Marysville; several Mr. and Mrs . William bote! iniD office buildings affairs committees. nieces, nephews, cousins. two Carelton of Racine and Mrs. nearby, and had picked an Canaday also has _been sisters, Mrs. Thelma , Dean Brinker spent Wed. . hour, 2:30 a.m., when he active In the Hamson , nesday evening at the home thought the buildings would Township and HaMan Trace Cremeans, Route I, Marysof Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl be deserted. school board, t.he Gallla ville, and Mrs. Bernice Molden, Pomeroy, and a : Johnson, Sheryl Leann, One of· the buUets zipped County Cooperallve Board, slster-in·law, Mrs. Leola OHIOAN CLEARE;D : Patrick and Betty Van Meter. through a window of the Bank Gallia Co~nty Agriculture BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Mrs. Dean Brinker was a of America building, coming StabilizatiOn' and Con· Gilmore who has cared for (UP!) - Steven Oppen· ; dinner goes! of Mr. and Mrs. within Inches of John Wau- servatlon Committee and the her. Mrs. Cremeans is the helmer, 21, an Indiana William Carelton on Thanks· thelet. Production Credit Advisory former Betty Ruth Gilmore, University student from ; giving Day . "! never intended .to shoot Committee. . youngest daughter of the late Columbus, Ohio, has been " Guests of Mary Circle anyone," said Paley. Canaday, .a widower, was ; during the Thanksgiving Officers who came looking married to the former Vesta r-~~~~~~~~~-~~-r;,;·~~~, ' holidays were Mr. alld Mrs. for the l!llrunan found Paley C. Danner. He has live sons ~ William. Perry and daughter sealed on a stool on the roof. and one daughter. · Francine, · Mr. and Mrs. He surrendered without He lives at Carter Rd., Rt. ' , Danny Perry, all of Holland, resistance. ·1, Northup. · : Ohio; Mr. rlnd Mrs. Eddie 59 N. Second St. , Carson; West Cohi!Pbla,, W. • Va. ; Mr. andd1lrs. George INvnEs You To THEIR Circle, and Cheryl, Mr. and ;· Mrs. James Circle, New ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ,• ' Haven, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Columbus. pound every fall , thai an increase of I cent Is a decline . The conswnef paying for the apples knows that the)' cost more. But the government says they cost less •·seasonally adjusted." The seasonal adjustment factor was ·expected to be importanttnday as tho Labur Departme nt · prepared to report the Wholesale Price Index lor November. Tbe WPI was either declining or rising slowly for m011t of tbe year despite higher prices for steel, copper, food and fuel. Then in September and October, the rate accelerated. These were the months when factories were shutting down operations and offering price discounts to lure buyers. Despite the discounts, the ~1crowave Sa lem 51 71 Br d l;l w t r 51. 63 Susqu ehanna 66 Junial il 51 Tem p l e 83 Hot srr a 75 Wil kes 97 Delawar e Val 72 South Ander son 99 Br evar d 75 Bc ll ar m ne 107 Cm pbll sv l 67 Fros rbg Sl 69 Ca l Sl hJ Gr dnr Wehl;l 90 M ar s Hill 80 ,_ a)LUMBUS iUPI ) - Arecount of the Nov. 2 presidential ballots is proving Jimmy Carter's lead over President By LEONARD CURRY Ford was not so slim as the first tally showed. WASHI NGTON (UPI ) With reco\D1t results in from 12,314 of the state's 12,981 Regardless of which way the precencts, about 95 per cent, Secretary of Stata Ted government says prices are Brown reported Thursday Carter's lead had swelled to going in its monthly reports, U,lll6 votes .. the bite is always on the . Franklin County Republican chairman Russell lellch, cooswner. meanwhile, said he would not ask Brown to call oft- ·. In recent months, tl\e three tabulating unW all88counlles had recounted their ballots. key means of measuring Leach aml the other 24 GOP electors pledged to Ford prices show that the rali' of asked for the free recount late last month when olflclal inflation is easing. tabluatlons Showed Carter's wiMing margin tO be 9,333 The Labur Department's votes, less than one-ball of I per cent of the over 4 mllllon indexes for consumer and votes cast Nov. 2. wbolesale _prices dipped in Pending in U.S. District Court in Columbus is a suit flied October · below the rate in by the U.S. Labor Party asking for a preliminary September. And the injunction agall\!11 Brown to stop cerlificallon of Carter's Commerce Department said apparent victory over Ford for Ohio's 25 Electoral College its ii_nplicit price deflater votes. eased in J uly-Sept ember Judge Joseph P. Kinneary, assigned the case, and attorcompared with March-June. neys representing plaintiffs in tbe suit have scheduled a The hook for the coosumer, meeting Friday to set a bearing dale on the injunction however, is how the· govern· request. men! calculates the increase . · Brown · said the official canvass of the presidential It uses a "sea sona l recount would be held Dec. 8. The Electoral College meets ad justment " factor . Dec. 13. This means that if the price of apples go up 2 cents a Ad•••lral., F&M 66 Gc ll y sb ur g 57 Li ncoln 13 Md E .Shore 55 L ynd on Sl 105 Norw ich 102 Ma r yla nd <t9 LI U -15 Mor av i an 89 L ebanon va t 10 Rho de I sland 78 B r own 74 NE L a 78 McNeese 51. 68 • 36 Locust St. No . 75-02-0472 B New Orl eans n N IlL 67 ' ~I:II:E:a:l~:a:a:r;:~~EDlt:l:l:d Pfeilf er 80 8Ctm ont Abbe y 74 Sal sbry SL 79 R tqr s Cmdn 76 •• ,,. Co lleg e Ba sl! c tball Re sult s B y United Pr.c ss lntNnillional ' Letters wanted opposing . -o ·' Hare's newest objective SALE CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Government tricks on price inc~eases fooling nobody Carter's lMd growing in reoount of Ohw balloting ~ .G;..}S play D , 9th . • SPECIAL-REAL-E-STATE COURSE BEGINS DEC. 15 CLASS WILL. MEET EACH '76 All-Stars honored; . ·w averly five cage ·p ick f. SAT. DEC. 4th THRU DEC. 11th I T • OTHER MODELS START AT $26900 oven is the.fastest, safest and most economical way to cook today. . LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS! INGELS FURNITURE •' DEATH REPORT SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Afinal coroner's report is due late ne~t week In the suspected suicide of Bernard Schulman, founder of the Revco Discount Drug stores. Sa.n Francisco County Administrative Coroner James R. 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Another first fro m Admiral ! . t • Cash 'n Carry ,!ijo....._,.. ..........,.._______ ...._ Baker Furniture N. 2ND AVE., MIDDLEPORT 992-3307 • �' 6- The Daily Sentlnel,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Dec. 3, 1976 :r~·c;I;r··s~~~·t· :ni;;;; ··~ ;:: By Charlene Hoeflich 1 9 » RACINE - Each teacher of the Racine Elementary School will receive $100 for classroom supplles from the Ra ~ine PTO. ·. The decision to give the teachers the money was made at a recent meeting of the PTO following a report on the success of the fall festival. It was noted th;!l tbe festival cl eared $994 . Kindergarten through sixth grade is included in the classroom supply allotment. The PTO officers thanked tbe teachers and others who helped with the festival, and ~ « . ~ Nearly 200 Meigs County girl scouts and their leaders In , the Pomeroy .Gitrlstmas parade Wednesday night. While most of the troops marched with their leaders, several were In decorated trucks. Most of the girls wiD appear again Monday night in the Middleport Christmas parade. · Taking part Wednesday night were l'omeroy Brownies 1254, Pomeroy Juniors 1276, Pomeroy Brownies 1271, Pomeroy ·Juniors 1100, Syracuse Brownies 1120, Syracuse Juniors ·1204, . · Seiisbury juniors, Ches~r Brownies 1061, Chester Juniors 1049, Rutland Brownies 1293, Rutland Juniors 1292, Harrisonville Brownies 1052, Harrisonville Juniors 1155, and Racine Brownies 1247. · parUcipa~ d Mrs. Pat ·Thoma, service unit director, announceS a meeting of leaders and assistants to be held at 7 p.m. at the Columbus and Southern.Ohio Electric Co. Wednesday . Scout uniforms are needed. Anyone with a unifonn to either donate or sell at a reasonable price is asked to contact Mrs. Thoma. , ; • , SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP 1204 Shari Cogar was elected scribe and Christy Arnold , treasurer for the Syracuse juniors at a meeting Tuesday night at the school. They will serve for two months. Plans were made for a Christmas party witi1 the girls to have a gift exchange of $l.50.lt was decided that Becky Arnott, Lisa Willis and Jenny Bentley would ca rry the fla gs in the Pomeroy Christmas parade. The Lord's Prayer led by Lori Michae l and the girl ""out promise opened the meeting. Lisa Willis led in the pledge to _the flag. Saturday the girls vi sit~d the Town Kiln in Pomeroy with Mrs. Ginna Arnott assistin g with transportation. Work on the Christmas project was continued. Dtea1,11a Owens served cookies and Jenny Bentley provided potato chips. '• •' POMEROY JUNIOR 1180 Christmas wreaths for their mothers were made by the Pomeroy juniors at a meeting of the troop Tuesday night at (he Pomeroy Elementary School. Plans were made to take Chr istmas baskel.s to the residents of the Meigs County Infirmary with these to contain ' homemade cookies, candies and fruit. ·Delivery will be made • by the scoul.s sometime before Christnias. The pledge and girl seoul promise opened the meeting . Refreshments were served. Leader is Patricia Woodyard and Mrs. Gertrude Casto is the assistant leader . t"i • -· : , , w~ " •• • . . ., . The annu al family Christmas party for members of the French Art Colony and their immediate families will be Sunday afternoon at Riverby from 2 until 4 p.m. Special entertainment at 2:30 p.m. will be Marko the Magicia n and Tarbaby the Clown, who appeared last Year and deli~htcd all who at tend ed the Christmas party. In real life Marko is Mark Wood, 18, a senior at Jackson High School and Tarbaby is his younger brother, Bryan, 13, an ei ghth grade student at Jackson. They arc the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wood. r' ' By Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY - I would like some suggestions for .• usi ng remnan ts of new .. wallpaper and wonder if you '· or the readers could help me. I have quite a bit of this and cannot bea r to throw it away . , • - MRS. C.N. DEAR ·MRS. C.N. - A ;.'! recent Poi nte r suggested using wallpaper remnants for •• gUt wrapping. Also It could be < used to cover shabby waste baskets, cannJsters, boJCes to hold jewelry, etc. Then spray with a clea r protective coating. Such paper also , ., makes pretty shelf and '' " drawer linings. Place mats to use on !be outdoor picnic ' table would also be at· ' ' tractive. A guest coat closet could be papered with such l I remnants put on patchwork o I' I ' style.POLLY. I. ' ' DEAR POLI.Y - The boxes that held my many pu zzles were alwa ys breaking and had to be taped together. Now l put each puzzle in a clean empty coffee can . The cans do not take up much room, ahd even if one is dropped the lop does not fall ' Tear the picture otf the , . off. lid of the box, put it in the can t•' .1 ' and have something to follow. " • - MARY E. ' • DEAR POLLY - l do not "I • • think there is anythi ng •j ~ •• Kathleen can do about the ' ' '' odor in the down pillows on ' • her sofa . Doubless there is blood on the quills cause~ by plucking the birdS when they ;;, r were too young . She should return the pillows to the dealer who sold her the sofa. I went through this same thing •; with down bed pillows. After (,: trying everything l knew of • for three months I finally returned them and got a refund. For years l have used club soda to remove grease spots from chair• and rugs, as well ' ... :' 1: I ' ,. ,. ·' -1 • •1 fr ~ezes. When I want to use lhc cake the wrapping is taken off before defro.sting and there is no messed u·p as many other kinds of soil, frosting. - E:DNA. even . poster ink .· Polly will send you one of her "peac hy " thank-you CAROI.INE. 1 f 1 DEAR POLLY _ When cards, Ideal or ram ng or drying seeds this fall toi[use · pl acing In your famil y for next year 's planting rhad ~ra poook, If she uses your the problem of remembering favorite Pointer, Peeve or what is what. So I put them in Problem In h.r column. Write individual paper plates with Polly's Pointers In care of the names written on the ·- this _newspaper. plates. Often, I have had socks end up without pa1tners on wash day . I lind they have. better luck finding their mates, if I drop the lone one in a paper bag I keep in a closet. Each wash day check the contents. It is surprising How Jilany show up and find their " mate~ in the bag . ._ FERN. DEAR POLLY - My favorite ch ec ker at the grocery store suggested that I use a large business envelope [preferably a used one) to write my grocir)r list on. As I come across any coupons that are interesting "-IMII clip them and drop in that envelope. I appreciate the column and also the fact that ROYAL CROWN people do want to learn to be frugal. - MRS. V.C.W. BOTILING COMPANY DEAR POLLY - When I am going to freeze a cake, I We Wire'Fiowers Everywhe re 992-2039 THIS IS FOR THE ~RDS WILD BIRD FEED 50 lb........... •5.70 25 lb •.•.•••••••.•3.10 SUN FLOWER SEED 50 .lb•••••••••••••11.50 5 lb••• ~ ••••••••••• '1.35 1 lb•••••••••• ~ •••••• 2ac Pomq Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Meter Ph. "2-2039 Ph. 992 -5181 FAC members and their .immediate fam ili es are urged to attend this annua l · Christmas get together. ~'lFTH TODAY Mr. and . Mrs. David Buskirk are observing their fifth wedding ann ive rsary today. Residents of Syracuse, both Mr. and Mrs. Buskirk are employes of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. might cover. Medic~re Mulberry Ave. MEAr' Roast f CHRISTMAS TREES .~ BRADFORD'S GROVE • Lima f --------"''"''"'i: -"4... 7 ' f· beans, corn, POTATOES ()JWt ... ~ f PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE 0 VEGETABLES noodles. . :. CUT YOUR OWN AT , beef, fried flounder fish, hamburger steak, ham . "He 's a little weak ., to eat prison food! wants to go over Steamboat Inn for home-cooked meal! " . refuses savs he to the a good 9 _,. f.' PIE Coconut cream, ·apple, peach. SAlAD & FRUITS" Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks Dining Room Hours . Weekdays 6 a .m. to 7 p.m., Sundaya~·!Y' · to 2 p.m. Walk Up Window Closecifor Season . :·- , ~teamboc,i:~!nfl "Real Old -Fashioned Home 9 .J', Sweet, mashed, home tries. 7-Up, slaw. tossed. cottage. cheese. r-'C:t-~--'C:t-.'C:t-- ~,:11-~-~--~-u~~~~--w-~l · Located on Cherry R(dge, turn east at Darwin onto Rt. ?. 68 I, go 4 miles to Mil epost 1J, turn -south on gravel road 1 A skilled nursing facility · ; 1 <~ miles to grove . J WATCH FOR SIGNS . cannot charge a patient for Hours 12til dark except weekends, 9 til dark .· - any services that D~CEMBERS "f'.· . ,. v II chic~en , 3rd St.. Racine , Ohio 1.~.-1;\·-~~QA.~w:.~.,r:.•r:.•.~.._'C:t.-~U~..~..~~ - Cookin~ " Dial 9~~ · 2515 Just wllat filii Always . at a price you RUN Ml Pomeroy, 0 . 992 -2115 \ NEW HAVEN, W. Va. meeting, dlscussion was held Roy Elmer of Cllfton was the concerning the Christma s featured speaker at the Fair to be held at the New RCent regular meeting ol the Haven Community Building New Haven Woman's Club. on Saturday, Dec. 4, from 10 The president, Pauline a.m. unti!S p.m. Anumber of He.ter, conducted, opening booths have been rented and exerciSes and devotions were ,it is hope~.• large number of pr!!Sinted by Connie Carter. per!l<ms will take advantage · Mr•. Elmer, who with his of the various activities and family moved here from New items available. Orleans, gave an Interesting II was annowiced that a tallt on painting, sketching, Swine Flu Innoculation and diJplayed several of his Clinic, under the auspices of works. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer the Woman's Club, will be are also engaged in restoring held at the St. Paul Lutheran the old Redmond home in Church on Friday, Dec. 10, from 2'1o ~·p . m. · Cliflon. During th e business Members attending in· eluded Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. Karl'Wiles, Mrs. llarold Bumgarner, Mrs , Maysel Clevenger, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Jack Flesher and Mrs. Dan . EdwardS. Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Roger Fink, Mrs. Wayne " Carter, Mrs. Thelma Scally, Candy, Ingels, Mrs. David BYWANETTARADEKIN Simonton and Mrs. George John Holliday spent Circle. Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Gary Gregory, Mrs. his son·ln·law and daughter, Bill Frishette, Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Kenn eth Ward, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Wilcox, David and Darla of Mrs. George In gels, Mrs. Middleport. Arthur Hart, Mrs. Ness Abel, Mrs. Edith Talbert has Lois Robinson, Beverly been visiting rel#ltlves and Hester, Pauline Hester and friends in this area for the Elizabeth Reichert. · past two months. She is now visiting in Charleston, South Carolin& enrol!te to CaUfornia . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday, Judy, Gary and Floyd, Mr. Arlin Radekin, weeks leave from the Air daughter Amy Jo, Mr. and Force with relatives and Mrs. G. A. Radekln, Mrs. friends of this area. Mr. Dorothy Johnston and Mrs. Bolen is stationed in New Audrey Swett spent Thanks· Mexico. Laurel Grange held regular giving with Mr. and Mrs. Don meeting at the home of Mr. Bums of Wilkesville. ' Those attending the State and Mrs. Albert Bolen. Two Youth Con(,ren~ . a\. Cit· ap~li~~)ions were accepted. clevllle v;e.t_e .l ' and The next regular meeting will Marcia. l!olcomb and Judy be held at the home of Mrs. Anna E. Turner on New H~IUday of Laurel Grange, Year's Night. Opal, Patty and Billie Dyer of Victor Morriss and friend Star Grange, Ell)ma English are visiting and deer hunting and Keith Ashley from at the home of his grandRacine Grange . pa r~ nt s , Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and : Mrs. Kenneth Marvin Morriss. Bolen is spendi~g a two News, .• Notes GIFTS-fOR- THE-iNTIRE FAMILY! FRIDAY ANNUAL CHRISTMAS bazaar, Meigs County Humane Society , Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4:30p.m. at Thrift Shop, across from Pomeroy Post Office; baked gpods, handcrafted items. Proceeds to shelter building fund. SATURDAY OPEN INSTALLATION of officers of Harrisonville Lodge 411 F&AM at New Temple Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Rig ht worshipful brother Clifford Edwards of Proc· torville, install ing officer. Potluck refres hments. ·All master masons, families and friends welcome. CHRISTMAS Bazaar Seturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m·. at West Columbia Elementary School sponsored by West Columbia United Methodist Church. .Soup, sandwiches, baked goods and craft items will be featured. BAZAAR BY Racine United Methodist Church women at annex, Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with soup supper included and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with bake sale Included . AWARDS PRESENTED - Martin JaniS, left, director of th~ Ohio Commission on Aging, presenl.s awardS to Marvin W. l)l.tcllargh, area coordinator; Martha Werner regional coordinator, and James Alexander: assistant director, I tor , for exceeding goals i~ recrulllng members for Oh1o's Golden Buckeye Cards program. By proving they are 65 or older, Meigs County senior citizens may apply for carda at the Meigs County Book mobile· Pomeroy, Sfnior Citizens Center, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mondays-Fridays; Rutland Senio; Citizens Center, Wednesda ys, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.;· Reedsville Fire Deparbnent, to a. m. to 2 p.m., Wednesdays; Tuesdays at Hensley's Grocery , 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or at Harrisonville Elementary School senior citizens room; Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Racine Council Room. Those unable to register at any location should phone R.S .V.P., 992-7884. VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Napp er and children of - ,.... Aberdeen were Thanksgiving weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Napper of Minersville. Now Open CRAm LADIES HANDY.CRAFTS Visitors enjoyed CHENILLE ; ART FOAM MACRAME :~: PING PONG TA=.B::LE___ Ill On Certifieates Of Deposit MOM, DAD, The elder Mr. McDinlel was released prior to Tlutnbglving from St . JOseph 's Hospital In Parkersburg, W. Va. wh ere he had been confined for two weeks. m ~~ US. • • to pay! Thanksgiving weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. raul McDaniel, Sr., Middleport, were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr, Grant St., Mlddlepcrt, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark and daughter , R.acine. Joining their parents ror Thanksgiving dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel, Jr. and daughter, Michelle Dawn, Washington Court House, and Mr. and Mrs. David. Jacks and children, David , Jr ., Patrick ahd Bridget Renee, Middleport. Eden News Martha Holsinger. . By Martha HolSinger Mr. ond Mrs. Sol Bigley Attendonce at Eden Sunday spent Thanksgiving Day with School , November 28 was 60. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Spending Thanksgiving Mrs. Martha Durst, Debbie Hudson of Welchtown Hill, Day with Martha Holsinger and Dee Dee visited recently FEATURING: Minersville, had six of their were Virginia Ca rter, Ton y with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 10 children home for Thanks- and Carrie Ann Gillilan, Mr. Holsinger and family. Also giving dinner.· and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr, vi siting the Holsingers Spending the day with their John and Jay. Thanksgiving Day were Mrs. parents were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ted · Carson Dawain Durst, Charlotte Bernard Hudson and family , and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley Rood and Bret and Mr. and West Columbia, W. Va.; Mr. had Thanksgiving dinner Mrs. Gary Durst and family . and Mrs. Sonriy Hudson and with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Susie Kerwin" and Steve, Middleport; Mrs : Frank and family, Syracuse, Mrs. Gladys Hill spe nt SUNDAY ANYTHING FOR THE HANDY CRAFTER Thanksgiving Day with Mr. REVIVA L starting Sunday, Laura Autherson and Sunday . . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reed and Mrs. William Hoselton. 7:30 each evening at Rutland children, Syracuse ; Mr . and 804 W. MAl N ST. Freewill Baptist Church with Mrs. Kenneth Eblin and visited recentlrJI!!h his Aunt Rev. Norman Taylor, Eva·ns, fa mily, Rutland; Denver POMEROY, OHIO W. Va ., evangelist. Public Hudson and Charlotte Jones, Akron; Buster Diddle, invited. • 992-2298 Syracuse; Charles Hudson , PRACTICE for installation Minersvil1e. ~""""'""--~i't::: of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Other callers at the J udilon O.E.S. to be held at 2 p.m. home were Delores and Lucy Sunday at the Mason ic Winebrenner, Mason , W. Va .; Temple. All new officers Marie Bush and Denver requested to be present . Bush, Pomeroy, and Rhonda Ins tallation will be held CQOk, Syracuse. Tuesday night, 7: 45 p.m. at the Temole. · RACINE Chapter 134 DES Sunday at Masonic Temple, 2 p.m. to practice for in· staUatlon . All officers and JENKINS PROMOTED officers-elect are asked to RACINE '- David R. attend. Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. MEETING at Long Bottom· Charles L. Shain, Racine, United Methodist Church recently was promoted to Friday through Sunday, 7:30 Ann y specialist four while nightly. The Rev. Bud Hat· serving with the 3rd ·Infantry field , Gallipolis Ferry, W. Division in Schweinf urt , Va., evangelist. Public in- Gennany. Spec. Jenkins is a ~:::::::.:::~-=:::.:::::::::::~::::::::::::;:::;~:::::::~:::::::::~:: ::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;~:~:!~ vited. combat engineer. He is a 1975 MONDAY graduate of Southern High AUTO·FOLD !NSTALLAT!ON of the 1977 SchooL officers of Racine Chapter 134 will be held Monday, 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple . Durable, dark-green porboard POMEROY WOME N ' ~ By Helen Bottel lop with fully w iped court ~ ~ Christian Temperance Union, lines . table measures 5' 11. 9' annual Christmas party at x JO" high. Whole family fun! Parents Wri~ Aoout Live·lns noon Mon'day at the home of Dear Readers: REGULAR59.95 Miss Nelle Bing, Union Ave., Recently I · published two le t~rs from parents who Pomeroy. The dinner will be INTEREST championed ' over marriages that might be potluck. . doomed to they'd prefer their children "try REGULAR MEETING, they wouldn't h~ve felt this way ten • Heovy•(¥iuge tubular steel le·,,.- - --Meigs Chapter, Order of I • . ')" heovy-dufy nvlon casters llielf're,action. my question being , "Have DeMolay, 7:30 p.m. Monday • Folds ootomotioolly for eosy your ideas ·o'n changed and il so, would you at ' Middleport Mas oni c storage Temple; special presentation reveal thla.to your teenage children?" to be held. ' ReiultBMneverispllt. Mcordingto my mail (which isn't ''proof".,ii$ we conducted no controlled survey) parents are TUESDAY . equally divided on the marriage-first vs. trial-run theory. Here CHESTER COUNCIL 323, are samples : Daughtel's of America, 7:30 Nlnlty diY Interest ''"atty If withdrawn Ufon 2STATION +++ p.m. Tuesday night at. the m•turlt., Clift . Dear Helen: hail. Quarterly birthdays to living together before marriage is not determined by be observed. Refreshments to anyrne's personal opinion. This is a moral question that is be served by the good of the Convenient, instant -hookup lnlerco m Is bolanswered clearly In the Bible. tery operated (ba ttery is included ) ond hos 50 order committee. ft . of wire. lolk ond listen , Solid state Parents MUST speak out firmly and not compromise what TOPS CLUB Tuesday at tronsistori1ed. they know to be right. By giving in to the changing opinions of Mi;ddleport American Legion our times and encouraging their ctiildren to do so also (i.e. , "try before ·you buy") they are undermining the moral HaU, 6:30 p.m. Bring funny Tht A lhtn' County structure that God designed lor our fulfillment, and they are money and gift for auction. REG. Plans for Christmas party SIYints & Loan Co . contributing to the delinquency and instability of these young 15.99 · 2t6 Stconct St. will be made. New members lives. ftomtroy , Ohio . Obedience to what is right guarantees prosperity, no are welcome. DREW WEBSTER Post 39, matter what the Issue involved. Disobedience and compromise America n Legion, Tuesday, only lead ·to misery and failure. Is it worth the chance? Dec. 7, 8 p.m. MRS. c. W. 1·Heleli"·Help ·. . Family entertains visitors I Calendar woman 's club meet Point Rock SUNDAY TWO WELCOMED Two new members are being welcomed by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 'They are Jerri Rought · and Robert Hartley of Pomeroy. The two were baptized on Nov. 20 and conflnned on Nov. 28 into the RaCine-Portland Branch. 4488 '1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term SISTER, BROTHER INTERCOM Meigs Co•.8nn:ft · ..@ -~lUI FLOWERS For All Occasions Christmas tree . .services. THE SHOP stop at Rivcrby on Sundav • . '. afternoon and have special treats for the children of the members of the FAC. Special guests will be the exhibitors of the recent photography. show. Mrs. Marge Adkins and Mrs. Beverly Walker are cochairing this annual event with Mrs. Ida Thaler in charge of the afternoon 's refreshm en ts. Riverby is bea utifully decorated as a result of the ha rd work of Mrs . Carolyn Hippensteel and her Christmas committee who have been meeting daily this week to complete the construction of the eight foot pine cone SERVICES TO START Evening servlc.es at the Ch urch of Christ In Christian Union of Hobson will begin at 7 p.m. during the ·winter months. This will Include both the Sunday evening services and the Wednesday night prayer services. The public Is Invited to attend all CLUB TO MEET The TOPS club will meet Tuesday· at Middleport American Legion at 6:30 p.m. Ali members are to bring funny money and gift for auction. · Auctioneer will be Dan Smith. Plans for the Christmas party to be held Dec, 21 will be made; Mrs: Imogene Bing is chainnan of the Christma s program. Anyone wishing to join may do so at the next meeting . All members are urged to attend. Elmer speaks at "AnENnON DEER HUNTERS" West Virginia. Santa Claus will make a put it in the freezer before wrapping so the fr ost in g Gift wrapping with remnants . •• .• Annual holiday party is Sunday at Riverby SYRACUSE BROWNIES 1120 Drum replica tree ornaments were started by the When he was only nine years Brownies at the Thursility night meeting at the Syracuse old, Mark·bcgan his 'Ca reer as a magician. Then five years Elementary School. Plans were made to march In the Monday night parade in ago Bryan joined him to form Middleport. Group singing of Christmas carols opened tbe their specia l entertainment meeting with Darla Lambert leading in the pledge; Paula team of Marko and Tarbaby. Winebrenner, the Lord's Prayer; Carol Hendrix, girl scout These taicnletl young n]en promise ; He1di Cobb, Brownie Smile song, and Kim Adams, maH frequent appearances Browhie B's. Refreshments were served by Tracy Hubbard . throu ghout So utheastern Ohio and also arc asked to ''" pertorm in Kentucky and Polly's Pointers .' JUDGES FOR the recent French Art colony photography show were, from the left, Leo Hill, Annette Ashcrafl and John Earl Brown. Those persons who exhibited in the show will be special guests at iii"!, FAC annual Christmas party for members Sunday afternoon . Jan Cardone extended a · Donuts, Kooi·Aid, and tea · special thanks to those who were served following ·the · contributed food and assisted meel418 by the sixth grade. in the kitchen. , The PTO decided to send thank you cards to Don Beegle, Bob Fisher, and Bill Nease for putting the sealer on the basketball cout1. Speaker at the lneeting was THE SHOP will cut Carl Wolfe who presented six of his basketball boys and ~nd process talked about ac complishments. of the past your deer. four years, and plans and Regular.Cut, SlO I hopes for the future. Cut, Wrapped and The room count wuwon by Frozen, S20 the second grade. The next meeting was annoWJced for Pork or beel added to lhe Jan. 10 with theJifth grade to dear. extra . serve refreshments. Don Wolfe led in the pledge to open the meeting. Tbe Lord's Prayer was given in unison and officers' reports Phone 992 -3426 wer~ given. • r &;cicll- 7-'l'heDallySentlnei,Mldd!ellOri-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 PTO to provide suppli~s .,.,,, ... , , , , , , '·'·'·'·'·'•'•'•'•'•' ·.•,•,•,·,·,·,·,•,·,·,•,•,·.•.•,·,•.»···.-,·.·.,:...·.·,•.;:v..-.;:;"n·o·•• ••••.o.•~A:::g. HUNDREDS OF -SELECTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM! fifr1 ..' -' " FINE SELECTION OF . Glassware, China, Crystal. Candles, Sta.tues, Pictures, Frames, Religious Artifacts, ·Jewelry, Hanging Lamps, Hanging Planters, Bisque Figurines, Pots in wrought . iron stands from Mexico. GIFTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR EVERY OCCASION IN D BROWSE AROUND OPEN YOU MONDAY thru. -THURSDAY . ' . · and SATURDAY II A.M. til5:30 P.M. OUR SlORE TO BRIEVE In OPEN , 'Simon's Gift Center 232 E. MAIN, POMEROY, 0. 1 992·7828 §§ · Dear Helen: , At 18 I was very moral and very much In love. I couldn't wait, so 1marr1e4 Joe, five years older than 1. Needless to say, I was a virgin. Parties and invitatirns stopped. Babies starred. Joe lost hiB ambition and !lost Interest. At 19, I wsa a divorced woman with two children; no job training, and no parents to help out . Today I'm hippily married to the man I lived with a year before we made the decision. We have two more children. Believe me, II iny sana or daughters decide to live with a mate for a while, they will have my blessings (and they know It). If they decide tD jwnp Into marriage "cqld," they wiD have my bleasini!IJ, along with doubts and fears. Keep one thing in mind, all you parents with teenage girls: AwOOUtn's honor is not between her legs.- A VERY OLD 32YEAR.OLD MOM ~"001. READY TO FINISH WOODEN TOY CHEST ~ QIRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Dear Helen:. . What's thematterwith the world today• Why are people so. unsure they have to try shacking up first ? H they are that ' WJcertain, ftl'get It! With llve.togethers, it's too e&Sy to pack np and spDilf she iBn 't super perfect. Selfish people choose the n01l1118rriage way. They live for themselves, which isn't reaDy "together." What'a mCH"e tlle girl stands to lose most. She has all the . wife's jobs ~ cotikfng, cleaning, etc., but If she gets pregnant, just watch hiB dust! -'- MARRIED FOR LOVE Dear Helen: . I came !rom a very religious family and it was hard living together without that piece of paper; but after my divorce , I decided -no more .pig In a poke. My present husband and I worked out many of our problems in our live-together year. When we ftnally married, we were sure - and we're still very sure five years later. . Yes, we've tllscuded our views with our children, mine and his. We would never say "Do it," or 11Don'tfdo it"- that's an Individual decisirn. We honestly say it worked for us, so we woo't condemn. - R. C. . • Saturday & Sunday December 4th & Sth 10 :00 to 5:00p .m. Door priies and· refreshments will be served. Featuring 6,000 in pots, tubes and baskets , plus foliage ntant< and many more . A free plant for all. HU8BARDS GREEN HOUSE 992-5776 Syracuse, Ohio. "" DISPOSABLE Ready to finish chest with rugoecJ rope handles. Ideal for toys and games. 30" x 151h'' • lW!". FLASHLIGHT Compact torch for purse or poe· CHILDREN'S TABLE & CHAIR SET hardwood Colonial set il"(ludes sturdy 17 1!&'' x 11V." K 25·118" high toble ond two Pennsylwnio [Mch decorated choirs . l·piece .YOUR· CHOICE 19!~ PRO-SHOT BACKBOARD &GOAL 36" 11. .48" x W' e~ l eri oc treated hardboard. '!J'' , r&.Jnd bor $feel gool. Hardware ond net included . REGULAR 29.95 ket ." Lon g·burnl ng, · bright piercing beom. [!f.~ REG. 1.79 99c, POMEROY CEM-ENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of BuUding Since 1915 .' •) �' 6- The Daily Sentlnel,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Dec. 3, 1976 :r~·c;I;r··s~~~·t· :ni;;;; ··~ ;:: By Charlene Hoeflich 1 9 » RACINE - Each teacher of the Racine Elementary School will receive $100 for classroom supplles from the Ra ~ine PTO. ·. The decision to give the teachers the money was made at a recent meeting of the PTO following a report on the success of the fall festival. It was noted th;!l tbe festival cl eared $994 . Kindergarten through sixth grade is included in the classroom supply allotment. The PTO officers thanked tbe teachers and others who helped with the festival, and ~ « . ~ Nearly 200 Meigs County girl scouts and their leaders In , the Pomeroy .Gitrlstmas parade Wednesday night. While most of the troops marched with their leaders, several were In decorated trucks. Most of the girls wiD appear again Monday night in the Middleport Christmas parade. · Taking part Wednesday night were l'omeroy Brownies 1254, Pomeroy Juniors 1276, Pomeroy Brownies 1271, Pomeroy ·Juniors 1100, Syracuse Brownies 1120, Syracuse Juniors ·1204, . · Seiisbury juniors, Ches~r Brownies 1061, Chester Juniors 1049, Rutland Brownies 1293, Rutland Juniors 1292, Harrisonville Brownies 1052, Harrisonville Juniors 1155, and Racine Brownies 1247. · parUcipa~ d Mrs. Pat ·Thoma, service unit director, announceS a meeting of leaders and assistants to be held at 7 p.m. at the Columbus and Southern.Ohio Electric Co. Wednesday . Scout uniforms are needed. Anyone with a unifonn to either donate or sell at a reasonable price is asked to contact Mrs. Thoma. , ; • , SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP 1204 Shari Cogar was elected scribe and Christy Arnold , treasurer for the Syracuse juniors at a meeting Tuesday night at the school. They will serve for two months. Plans were made for a Christmas party witi1 the girls to have a gift exchange of $l.50.lt was decided that Becky Arnott, Lisa Willis and Jenny Bentley would ca rry the fla gs in the Pomeroy Christmas parade. The Lord's Prayer led by Lori Michae l and the girl ""out promise opened the meeting. Lisa Willis led in the pledge to _the flag. Saturday the girls vi sit~d the Town Kiln in Pomeroy with Mrs. Ginna Arnott assistin g with transportation. Work on the Christmas project was continued. Dtea1,11a Owens served cookies and Jenny Bentley provided potato chips. '• •' POMEROY JUNIOR 1180 Christmas wreaths for their mothers were made by the Pomeroy juniors at a meeting of the troop Tuesday night at (he Pomeroy Elementary School. Plans were made to take Chr istmas baskel.s to the residents of the Meigs County Infirmary with these to contain ' homemade cookies, candies and fruit. ·Delivery will be made • by the scoul.s sometime before Christnias. The pledge and girl seoul promise opened the meeting . Refreshments were served. Leader is Patricia Woodyard and Mrs. Gertrude Casto is the assistant leader . t"i • -· : , , w~ " •• • . . ., . The annu al family Christmas party for members of the French Art Colony and their immediate families will be Sunday afternoon at Riverby from 2 until 4 p.m. Special entertainment at 2:30 p.m. will be Marko the Magicia n and Tarbaby the Clown, who appeared last Year and deli~htcd all who at tend ed the Christmas party. In real life Marko is Mark Wood, 18, a senior at Jackson High School and Tarbaby is his younger brother, Bryan, 13, an ei ghth grade student at Jackson. They arc the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wood. r' ' By Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY - I would like some suggestions for .• usi ng remnan ts of new .. wallpaper and wonder if you '· or the readers could help me. I have quite a bit of this and cannot bea r to throw it away . , • - MRS. C.N. DEAR ·MRS. C.N. - A ;.'! recent Poi nte r suggested using wallpaper remnants for •• gUt wrapping. Also It could be < used to cover shabby waste baskets, cannJsters, boJCes to hold jewelry, etc. Then spray with a clea r protective coating. Such paper also , ., makes pretty shelf and '' " drawer linings. Place mats to use on !be outdoor picnic ' table would also be at· ' ' tractive. A guest coat closet could be papered with such l I remnants put on patchwork o I' I ' style.POLLY. I. ' ' DEAR POLI.Y - The boxes that held my many pu zzles were alwa ys breaking and had to be taped together. Now l put each puzzle in a clean empty coffee can . The cans do not take up much room, ahd even if one is dropped the lop does not fall ' Tear the picture otf the , . off. lid of the box, put it in the can t•' .1 ' and have something to follow. " • - MARY E. ' • DEAR POLLY - l do not "I • • think there is anythi ng •j ~ •• Kathleen can do about the ' ' '' odor in the down pillows on ' • her sofa . Doubless there is blood on the quills cause~ by plucking the birdS when they ;;, r were too young . She should return the pillows to the dealer who sold her the sofa. I went through this same thing •; with down bed pillows. After (,: trying everything l knew of • for three months I finally returned them and got a refund. For years l have used club soda to remove grease spots from chair• and rugs, as well ' ... :' 1: I ' ,. ,. ·' -1 • •1 fr ~ezes. When I want to use lhc cake the wrapping is taken off before defro.sting and there is no messed u·p as many other kinds of soil, frosting. - E:DNA. even . poster ink .· Polly will send you one of her "peac hy " thank-you CAROI.INE. 1 f 1 DEAR POLLY _ When cards, Ideal or ram ng or drying seeds this fall toi[use · pl acing In your famil y for next year 's planting rhad ~ra poook, If she uses your the problem of remembering favorite Pointer, Peeve or what is what. So I put them in Problem In h.r column. Write individual paper plates with Polly's Pointers In care of the names written on the ·- this _newspaper. plates. Often, I have had socks end up without pa1tners on wash day . I lind they have. better luck finding their mates, if I drop the lone one in a paper bag I keep in a closet. Each wash day check the contents. It is surprising How Jilany show up and find their " mate~ in the bag . ._ FERN. DEAR POLLY - My favorite ch ec ker at the grocery store suggested that I use a large business envelope [preferably a used one) to write my grocir)r list on. As I come across any coupons that are interesting "-IMII clip them and drop in that envelope. I appreciate the column and also the fact that ROYAL CROWN people do want to learn to be frugal. - MRS. V.C.W. BOTILING COMPANY DEAR POLLY - When I am going to freeze a cake, I We Wire'Fiowers Everywhe re 992-2039 THIS IS FOR THE ~RDS WILD BIRD FEED 50 lb........... •5.70 25 lb •.•.•••••••.•3.10 SUN FLOWER SEED 50 .lb•••••••••••••11.50 5 lb••• ~ ••••••••••• '1.35 1 lb•••••••••• ~ •••••• 2ac Pomq Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Meter Ph. "2-2039 Ph. 992 -5181 FAC members and their .immediate fam ili es are urged to attend this annua l · Christmas get together. ~'lFTH TODAY Mr. and . Mrs. David Buskirk are observing their fifth wedding ann ive rsary today. Residents of Syracuse, both Mr. and Mrs. Buskirk are employes of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. might cover. Medic~re Mulberry Ave. MEAr' Roast f CHRISTMAS TREES .~ BRADFORD'S GROVE • Lima f --------"''"''"'i: -"4... 7 ' f· beans, corn, POTATOES ()JWt ... ~ f PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE 0 VEGETABLES noodles. . :. CUT YOUR OWN AT , beef, fried flounder fish, hamburger steak, ham . "He 's a little weak ., to eat prison food! wants to go over Steamboat Inn for home-cooked meal! " . refuses savs he to the a good 9 _,. f.' PIE Coconut cream, ·apple, peach. SAlAD & FRUITS" Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks Dining Room Hours . Weekdays 6 a .m. to 7 p.m., Sundaya~·!Y' · to 2 p.m. Walk Up Window Closecifor Season . :·- , ~teamboc,i:~!nfl "Real Old -Fashioned Home 9 .J', Sweet, mashed, home tries. 7-Up, slaw. tossed. cottage. cheese. r-'C:t-~--'C:t-.'C:t-- ~,:11-~-~--~-u~~~~--w-~l · Located on Cherry R(dge, turn east at Darwin onto Rt. ?. 68 I, go 4 miles to Mil epost 1J, turn -south on gravel road 1 A skilled nursing facility · ; 1 <~ miles to grove . J WATCH FOR SIGNS . cannot charge a patient for Hours 12til dark except weekends, 9 til dark .· - any services that D~CEMBERS "f'.· . ,. v II chic~en , 3rd St.. Racine , Ohio 1.~.-1;\·-~~QA.~w:.~.,r:.•r:.•.~.._'C:t.-~U~..~..~~ - Cookin~ " Dial 9~~ · 2515 Just wllat filii Always . at a price you RUN Ml Pomeroy, 0 . 992 -2115 \ NEW HAVEN, W. Va. meeting, dlscussion was held Roy Elmer of Cllfton was the concerning the Christma s featured speaker at the Fair to be held at the New RCent regular meeting ol the Haven Community Building New Haven Woman's Club. on Saturday, Dec. 4, from 10 The president, Pauline a.m. unti!S p.m. Anumber of He.ter, conducted, opening booths have been rented and exerciSes and devotions were ,it is hope~.• large number of pr!!Sinted by Connie Carter. per!l<ms will take advantage · Mr•. Elmer, who with his of the various activities and family moved here from New items available. Orleans, gave an Interesting II was annowiced that a tallt on painting, sketching, Swine Flu Innoculation and diJplayed several of his Clinic, under the auspices of works. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer the Woman's Club, will be are also engaged in restoring held at the St. Paul Lutheran the old Redmond home in Church on Friday, Dec. 10, from 2'1o ~·p . m. · Cliflon. During th e business Members attending in· eluded Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. Karl'Wiles, Mrs. llarold Bumgarner, Mrs , Maysel Clevenger, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Jack Flesher and Mrs. Dan . EdwardS. Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Roger Fink, Mrs. Wayne " Carter, Mrs. Thelma Scally, Candy, Ingels, Mrs. David BYWANETTARADEKIN Simonton and Mrs. George John Holliday spent Circle. Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Gary Gregory, Mrs. his son·ln·law and daughter, Bill Frishette, Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Kenn eth Ward, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Wilcox, David and Darla of Mrs. George In gels, Mrs. Middleport. Arthur Hart, Mrs. Ness Abel, Mrs. Edith Talbert has Lois Robinson, Beverly been visiting rel#ltlves and Hester, Pauline Hester and friends in this area for the Elizabeth Reichert. · past two months. She is now visiting in Charleston, South Carolin& enrol!te to CaUfornia . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday, Judy, Gary and Floyd, Mr. Arlin Radekin, weeks leave from the Air daughter Amy Jo, Mr. and Force with relatives and Mrs. G. A. Radekln, Mrs. friends of this area. Mr. Dorothy Johnston and Mrs. Bolen is stationed in New Audrey Swett spent Thanks· Mexico. Laurel Grange held regular giving with Mr. and Mrs. Don meeting at the home of Mr. Bums of Wilkesville. ' Those attending the State and Mrs. Albert Bolen. Two Youth Con(,ren~ . a\. Cit· ap~li~~)ions were accepted. clevllle v;e.t_e .l ' and The next regular meeting will Marcia. l!olcomb and Judy be held at the home of Mrs. Anna E. Turner on New H~IUday of Laurel Grange, Year's Night. Opal, Patty and Billie Dyer of Victor Morriss and friend Star Grange, Ell)ma English are visiting and deer hunting and Keith Ashley from at the home of his grandRacine Grange . pa r~ nt s , Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and : Mrs. Kenneth Marvin Morriss. Bolen is spendi~g a two News, .• Notes GIFTS-fOR- THE-iNTIRE FAMILY! FRIDAY ANNUAL CHRISTMAS bazaar, Meigs County Humane Society , Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4:30p.m. at Thrift Shop, across from Pomeroy Post Office; baked gpods, handcrafted items. Proceeds to shelter building fund. SATURDAY OPEN INSTALLATION of officers of Harrisonville Lodge 411 F&AM at New Temple Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Rig ht worshipful brother Clifford Edwards of Proc· torville, install ing officer. Potluck refres hments. ·All master masons, families and friends welcome. CHRISTMAS Bazaar Seturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m·. at West Columbia Elementary School sponsored by West Columbia United Methodist Church. .Soup, sandwiches, baked goods and craft items will be featured. BAZAAR BY Racine United Methodist Church women at annex, Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with soup supper included and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with bake sale Included . AWARDS PRESENTED - Martin JaniS, left, director of th~ Ohio Commission on Aging, presenl.s awardS to Marvin W. l)l.tcllargh, area coordinator; Martha Werner regional coordinator, and James Alexander: assistant director, I tor , for exceeding goals i~ recrulllng members for Oh1o's Golden Buckeye Cards program. By proving they are 65 or older, Meigs County senior citizens may apply for carda at the Meigs County Book mobile· Pomeroy, Sfnior Citizens Center, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mondays-Fridays; Rutland Senio; Citizens Center, Wednesda ys, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.;· Reedsville Fire Deparbnent, to a. m. to 2 p.m., Wednesdays; Tuesdays at Hensley's Grocery , 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or at Harrisonville Elementary School senior citizens room; Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Racine Council Room. Those unable to register at any location should phone R.S .V.P., 992-7884. VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Napp er and children of - ,.... Aberdeen were Thanksgiving weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Napper of Minersville. Now Open CRAm LADIES HANDY.CRAFTS Visitors enjoyed CHENILLE ; ART FOAM MACRAME :~: PING PONG TA=.B::LE___ Ill On Certifieates Of Deposit MOM, DAD, The elder Mr. McDinlel was released prior to Tlutnbglving from St . JOseph 's Hospital In Parkersburg, W. Va. wh ere he had been confined for two weeks. m ~~ US. • • to pay! Thanksgiving weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. raul McDaniel, Sr., Middleport, were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr, Grant St., Mlddlepcrt, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark and daughter , R.acine. Joining their parents ror Thanksgiving dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel, Jr. and daughter, Michelle Dawn, Washington Court House, and Mr. and Mrs. David. Jacks and children, David , Jr ., Patrick ahd Bridget Renee, Middleport. Eden News Martha Holsinger. . By Martha HolSinger Mr. ond Mrs. Sol Bigley Attendonce at Eden Sunday spent Thanksgiving Day with School , November 28 was 60. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Spending Thanksgiving Mrs. Martha Durst, Debbie Hudson of Welchtown Hill, Day with Martha Holsinger and Dee Dee visited recently FEATURING: Minersville, had six of their were Virginia Ca rter, Ton y with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 10 children home for Thanks- and Carrie Ann Gillilan, Mr. Holsinger and family. Also giving dinner.· and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr, vi siting the Holsingers Spending the day with their John and Jay. Thanksgiving Day were Mrs. parents were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ted · Carson Dawain Durst, Charlotte Bernard Hudson and family , and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley Rood and Bret and Mr. and West Columbia, W. Va.; Mr. had Thanksgiving dinner Mrs. Gary Durst and family . and Mrs. Sonriy Hudson and with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Susie Kerwin" and Steve, Middleport; Mrs : Frank and family, Syracuse, Mrs. Gladys Hill spe nt SUNDAY ANYTHING FOR THE HANDY CRAFTER Thanksgiving Day with Mr. REVIVA L starting Sunday, Laura Autherson and Sunday . . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reed and Mrs. William Hoselton. 7:30 each evening at Rutland children, Syracuse ; Mr . and 804 W. MAl N ST. Freewill Baptist Church with Mrs. Kenneth Eblin and visited recentlrJI!!h his Aunt Rev. Norman Taylor, Eva·ns, fa mily, Rutland; Denver POMEROY, OHIO W. Va ., evangelist. Public Hudson and Charlotte Jones, Akron; Buster Diddle, invited. • 992-2298 Syracuse; Charles Hudson , PRACTICE for installation Minersvil1e. ~""""'""--~i't::: of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Other callers at the J udilon O.E.S. to be held at 2 p.m. home were Delores and Lucy Sunday at the Mason ic Winebrenner, Mason , W. Va .; Temple. All new officers Marie Bush and Denver requested to be present . Bush, Pomeroy, and Rhonda Ins tallation will be held CQOk, Syracuse. Tuesday night, 7: 45 p.m. at the Temole. · RACINE Chapter 134 DES Sunday at Masonic Temple, 2 p.m. to practice for in· staUatlon . All officers and JENKINS PROMOTED officers-elect are asked to RACINE '- David R. attend. Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. MEETING at Long Bottom· Charles L. Shain, Racine, United Methodist Church recently was promoted to Friday through Sunday, 7:30 Ann y specialist four while nightly. The Rev. Bud Hat· serving with the 3rd ·Infantry field , Gallipolis Ferry, W. Division in Schweinf urt , Va., evangelist. Public in- Gennany. Spec. Jenkins is a ~:::::::.:::~-=:::.:::::::::::~::::::::::::;:::;~:::::::~:::::::::~:: ::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;~:~:!~ vited. combat engineer. He is a 1975 MONDAY graduate of Southern High AUTO·FOLD !NSTALLAT!ON of the 1977 SchooL officers of Racine Chapter 134 will be held Monday, 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple . Durable, dark-green porboard POMEROY WOME N ' ~ By Helen Bottel lop with fully w iped court ~ ~ Christian Temperance Union, lines . table measures 5' 11. 9' annual Christmas party at x JO" high. Whole family fun! Parents Wri~ Aoout Live·lns noon Mon'day at the home of Dear Readers: REGULAR59.95 Miss Nelle Bing, Union Ave., Recently I · published two le t~rs from parents who Pomeroy. The dinner will be INTEREST championed ' over marriages that might be potluck. . doomed to they'd prefer their children "try REGULAR MEETING, they wouldn't h~ve felt this way ten • Heovy•(¥iuge tubular steel le·,,.- - --Meigs Chapter, Order of I • . ')" heovy-dufy nvlon casters llielf're,action. my question being , "Have DeMolay, 7:30 p.m. Monday • Folds ootomotioolly for eosy your ideas ·o'n changed and il so, would you at ' Middleport Mas oni c storage Temple; special presentation reveal thla.to your teenage children?" to be held. ' ReiultBMneverispllt. Mcordingto my mail (which isn't ''proof".,ii$ we conducted no controlled survey) parents are TUESDAY . equally divided on the marriage-first vs. trial-run theory. Here CHESTER COUNCIL 323, are samples : Daughtel's of America, 7:30 Nlnlty diY Interest ''"atty If withdrawn Ufon 2STATION +++ p.m. Tuesday night at. the m•turlt., Clift . Dear Helen: hail. Quarterly birthdays to living together before marriage is not determined by be observed. Refreshments to anyrne's personal opinion. This is a moral question that is be served by the good of the Convenient, instant -hookup lnlerco m Is bolanswered clearly In the Bible. tery operated (ba ttery is included ) ond hos 50 order committee. ft . of wire. lolk ond listen , Solid state Parents MUST speak out firmly and not compromise what TOPS CLUB Tuesday at tronsistori1ed. they know to be right. By giving in to the changing opinions of Mi;ddleport American Legion our times and encouraging their ctiildren to do so also (i.e. , "try before ·you buy") they are undermining the moral HaU, 6:30 p.m. Bring funny Tht A lhtn' County structure that God designed lor our fulfillment, and they are money and gift for auction. REG. Plans for Christmas party SIYints & Loan Co . contributing to the delinquency and instability of these young 15.99 · 2t6 Stconct St. will be made. New members lives. ftomtroy , Ohio . Obedience to what is right guarantees prosperity, no are welcome. DREW WEBSTER Post 39, matter what the Issue involved. Disobedience and compromise America n Legion, Tuesday, only lead ·to misery and failure. Is it worth the chance? Dec. 7, 8 p.m. MRS. c. W. 1·Heleli"·Help ·. . Family entertains visitors I Calendar woman 's club meet Point Rock SUNDAY TWO WELCOMED Two new members are being welcomed by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 'They are Jerri Rought · and Robert Hartley of Pomeroy. The two were baptized on Nov. 20 and conflnned on Nov. 28 into the RaCine-Portland Branch. 4488 '1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term SISTER, BROTHER INTERCOM Meigs Co•.8nn:ft · ..@ -~lUI FLOWERS For All Occasions Christmas tree . .services. THE SHOP stop at Rivcrby on Sundav • . '. afternoon and have special treats for the children of the members of the FAC. Special guests will be the exhibitors of the recent photography. show. Mrs. Marge Adkins and Mrs. Beverly Walker are cochairing this annual event with Mrs. Ida Thaler in charge of the afternoon 's refreshm en ts. Riverby is bea utifully decorated as a result of the ha rd work of Mrs . Carolyn Hippensteel and her Christmas committee who have been meeting daily this week to complete the construction of the eight foot pine cone SERVICES TO START Evening servlc.es at the Ch urch of Christ In Christian Union of Hobson will begin at 7 p.m. during the ·winter months. This will Include both the Sunday evening services and the Wednesday night prayer services. The public Is Invited to attend all CLUB TO MEET The TOPS club will meet Tuesday· at Middleport American Legion at 6:30 p.m. Ali members are to bring funny money and gift for auction. · Auctioneer will be Dan Smith. Plans for the Christmas party to be held Dec, 21 will be made; Mrs: Imogene Bing is chainnan of the Christma s program. Anyone wishing to join may do so at the next meeting . All members are urged to attend. Elmer speaks at "AnENnON DEER HUNTERS" West Virginia. Santa Claus will make a put it in the freezer before wrapping so the fr ost in g Gift wrapping with remnants . •• .• Annual holiday party is Sunday at Riverby SYRACUSE BROWNIES 1120 Drum replica tree ornaments were started by the When he was only nine years Brownies at the Thursility night meeting at the Syracuse old, Mark·bcgan his 'Ca reer as a magician. Then five years Elementary School. Plans were made to march In the Monday night parade in ago Bryan joined him to form Middleport. Group singing of Christmas carols opened tbe their specia l entertainment meeting with Darla Lambert leading in the pledge; Paula team of Marko and Tarbaby. Winebrenner, the Lord's Prayer; Carol Hendrix, girl scout These taicnletl young n]en promise ; He1di Cobb, Brownie Smile song, and Kim Adams, maH frequent appearances Browhie B's. Refreshments were served by Tracy Hubbard . throu ghout So utheastern Ohio and also arc asked to ''" pertorm in Kentucky and Polly's Pointers .' JUDGES FOR the recent French Art colony photography show were, from the left, Leo Hill, Annette Ashcrafl and John Earl Brown. Those persons who exhibited in the show will be special guests at iii"!, FAC annual Christmas party for members Sunday afternoon . Jan Cardone extended a · Donuts, Kooi·Aid, and tea · special thanks to those who were served following ·the · contributed food and assisted meel418 by the sixth grade. in the kitchen. , The PTO decided to send thank you cards to Don Beegle, Bob Fisher, and Bill Nease for putting the sealer on the basketball cout1. Speaker at the lneeting was THE SHOP will cut Carl Wolfe who presented six of his basketball boys and ~nd process talked about ac complishments. of the past your deer. four years, and plans and Regular.Cut, SlO I hopes for the future. Cut, Wrapped and The room count wuwon by Frozen, S20 the second grade. The next meeting was annoWJced for Pork or beel added to lhe Jan. 10 with theJifth grade to dear. extra . serve refreshments. Don Wolfe led in the pledge to open the meeting. Tbe Lord's Prayer was given in unison and officers' reports Phone 992 -3426 wer~ given. • r &;cicll- 7-'l'heDallySentlnei,Mldd!ellOri-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 PTO to provide suppli~s .,.,,, ... , , , , , , '·'·'·'·'·'•'•'•'•'•' ·.•,•,•,·,·,·,·,•,·,·,•,•,·.•.•,·,•.»···.-,·.·.,:...·.·,•.;:v..-.;:;"n·o·•• ••••.o.•~A:::g. HUNDREDS OF -SELECTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM! fifr1 ..' -' " FINE SELECTION OF . Glassware, China, Crystal. Candles, Sta.tues, Pictures, Frames, Religious Artifacts, ·Jewelry, Hanging Lamps, Hanging Planters, Bisque Figurines, Pots in wrought . iron stands from Mexico. GIFTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR EVERY OCCASION IN D BROWSE AROUND OPEN YOU MONDAY thru. -THURSDAY . ' . · and SATURDAY II A.M. til5:30 P.M. OUR SlORE TO BRIEVE In OPEN , 'Simon's Gift Center 232 E. MAIN, POMEROY, 0. 1 992·7828 §§ · Dear Helen: , At 18 I was very moral and very much In love. I couldn't wait, so 1marr1e4 Joe, five years older than 1. Needless to say, I was a virgin. Parties and invitatirns stopped. Babies starred. Joe lost hiB ambition and !lost Interest. At 19, I wsa a divorced woman with two children; no job training, and no parents to help out . Today I'm hippily married to the man I lived with a year before we made the decision. We have two more children. Believe me, II iny sana or daughters decide to live with a mate for a while, they will have my blessings (and they know It). If they decide tD jwnp Into marriage "cqld," they wiD have my bleasini!IJ, along with doubts and fears. Keep one thing in mind, all you parents with teenage girls: AwOOUtn's honor is not between her legs.- A VERY OLD 32YEAR.OLD MOM ~"001. READY TO FINISH WOODEN TOY CHEST ~ QIRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Dear Helen:. . What's thematterwith the world today• Why are people so. unsure they have to try shacking up first ? H they are that ' WJcertain, ftl'get It! With llve.togethers, it's too e&Sy to pack np and spDilf she iBn 't super perfect. Selfish people choose the n01l1118rriage way. They live for themselves, which isn't reaDy "together." What'a mCH"e tlle girl stands to lose most. She has all the . wife's jobs ~ cotikfng, cleaning, etc., but If she gets pregnant, just watch hiB dust! -'- MARRIED FOR LOVE Dear Helen: . I came !rom a very religious family and it was hard living together without that piece of paper; but after my divorce , I decided -no more .pig In a poke. My present husband and I worked out many of our problems in our live-together year. When we ftnally married, we were sure - and we're still very sure five years later. . Yes, we've tllscuded our views with our children, mine and his. We would never say "Do it," or 11Don'tfdo it"- that's an Individual decisirn. We honestly say it worked for us, so we woo't condemn. - R. C. . • Saturday & Sunday December 4th & Sth 10 :00 to 5:00p .m. Door priies and· refreshments will be served. Featuring 6,000 in pots, tubes and baskets , plus foliage ntant< and many more . A free plant for all. HU8BARDS GREEN HOUSE 992-5776 Syracuse, Ohio. "" DISPOSABLE Ready to finish chest with rugoecJ rope handles. Ideal for toys and games. 30" x 151h'' • lW!". FLASHLIGHT Compact torch for purse or poe· CHILDREN'S TABLE & CHAIR SET hardwood Colonial set il"(ludes sturdy 17 1!&'' x 11V." K 25·118" high toble ond two Pennsylwnio [Mch decorated choirs . l·piece .YOUR· CHOICE 19!~ PRO-SHOT BACKBOARD &GOAL 36" 11. .48" x W' e~ l eri oc treated hardboard. '!J'' , r&.Jnd bor $feel gool. Hardware ond net included . REGULAR 29.95 ket ." Lon g·burnl ng, · bright piercing beom. [!f.~ REG. 1.79 99c, POMEROY CEM-ENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of BuUding Since 1915 .' •) �• • 6- 'l'ne Dafly Sentlnet, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 TRINITY CHURCH R ~v W H Perr m, pastor Roy Moyer Su n· dov schoo l supt Church Sc hoo l ~I S a m wors tu p serv1ce , 10 30 (J m C ho ~r rehearsal Tuesday 7 30 p m under di H1CIIOn of Mri Pa ul Nease POMEROY CHURCH O F THE NAZARENE rcorner Unton and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hender Sundoy :.chool, 9 30 c m Gl en McClu ng 'supl morn liOn , pa stor 1 mg worsh•p 10 30 -,f m , e vemng se r... ICe 7 30 mtd ¥ ek se rY •ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EP.ISCOPAL The Rev Ha rold Deeth. rec tor Church ser " 'ces 10 30 a m Holy commu · n 1on hrsl Su nday of mont h chur ch school 10 30o m for nursery t hrough 11 POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST , R1chord hanson pas to r B1ble " hoo l 9 30 am wors ht p, 10 :lO om ad ul t wo rsh1p ser vtce and young people's mee tlllg , 7 30 p m Cornbm ed B1ble stu dy and prayer meellng Wedn esday 7 30 pm \r\ohat wa s he re<t ll y likP' Wu knnw him as !liP C crw rol of thu Ar rny' We n•v erc lum ,r ~ uu r h rs t Pres1d ent t \.V c ho nor htrn ns I <~ !her of h rs r. mr n lr} 1 But h•l s lo11 k on hrrn .rs )U SI <I ll o ut s t t!n ( i 111 ~ mil l! And wll<ll \-\ Ull ld hP l h mk n f.tr ~ II U~\ that tht.! 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'"' - '."'- ---··- ,• h - - - - - - - - - - - ·"·' • - - -'•n•c•h•u•rc With the hope it wtiL in some measur ~, foster and help susldin that whtch is good m family and community life, this Jeat_vre is sponsor ed by the bu siness fi rm s and organizations whose nam~jlear be low. u KINGSBURY HOME SAlES & SERVICE, INC. THE FI NEST IN MOBILE HOME S 1100 E Marn Pomero Ph 992 J034 , (\ MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Ph 992 2101 WilKINSON'S John F Fultz Pom eroy BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL ENG IN E SALES & SERV iC E 498 Lo cust Sf Mtddleport RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING '"HElL " DEALE R Thtrd Sf Mrdd teport, Ohto Ph 992-3092 Racme liNDA:s lADY FAIR BEAUTY SAlON Ca I t 949 -2818 For~a n Apporntment Ph 9'19 28 82 --~-•-·,--._:.:: RE=:::UTER·BROGAN INSURANCE Racin e, Ohto __ J'AUL'S BARBER SHOP SERVICES 2111 E Mam Open 8 to 5- Closed Thurs Ph 992 5 lJO Pom eroy Rac1n e, Ohto WAID CROSS SONS STORE GROC ER IES & GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ra c m e Ph 949-2550 ElliS & SONS SOHIO COMPLE TE AU TOMOTIVE SERVICE Locust & Beech Sts MtddleportPh 992 9921 BETSY ROSS BAKERY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nah onw rde Ins 80 '1 W Ma m Co ol Columbus 0 Pom eroy Ph 992 -23 18 HEINER'S BAKERY BAKER S OF GAY90 BREAD Middleport Ph 992 -3030 SWI$HER & LOHSE PHARM-ACY BA KER S OF GOODBREAD Huntmgton , W Va ' ' . WE FILL DOCTORS PR ESCR IPTION S 992 2955 SEAR'S CATAlOG MERCHANT DUDLEY'S LOUI SW OSBORN E TWO LOCATIONS 220 E Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 39 N Second 5t 1 ' Galhpolis, 0 lWIN CITY GATEWAY MARK V STORE ) Mtddleport, 0 . '16 Co urt St Mtddleport, Ohto Mtddleport, Ohto WE HANDLE ON LY US DA CHO ICE : .r----------------------------~M~E~A~T~S~--------------------~ GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL McCOY AUCTION SERVICE (For a rea l audion call the Real McCoy) Ph 992 3284 I 0. (Mac I McCoy 985-3944 Mtddleport &P CONVENI E NT MARKETS THE DAILY SENTINEL MIDWAY MARKET ~on;;~o2~'e 2 .__BO_B'_S_M_A_R_K_E_T_ _,_P-"'-h~;;~21 AMERICAN PAI_~TING Ded 1cated to Metgs-Mason Area Phone 992 2156 Furnrture & Hardware H ome trt e ~aws ' Ph 446-0963 Addi son , Ohto. Ptt. 992 6113 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS . & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomeroy Ph 985 3308 Chester NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerni ' s Korner t<ermtt Walton Ph. 992-JB63 ROSEBERRY'S PENNlOIL Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Churc h and offt~e Ractne Ph. 949 9130 THE STORE WITH A HEART Racrne Ph 949-2626 suppl1 es - gifts 99 RACINE FOOD MARKET " RIDENOUR SUPPLY CO. INDU STR tAL & COMMERCIAL theln"terests of Mtll St. Mtddleport RIGGS USED CARS, INC. Rog er R1 e bel RoJy R1ggs St. Rt 7 Chesler Ph 985-4100 THE SAL VA TI ON ARMY Envoy Roy W Wm1ng off icer •n charge Sunday 10 om Hal mess mee tmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peopl es Leg1on 7 p m Thur sday , 1 to 3 p m LadieS Hom e League 7 p m Prep classes BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP liST CHAPEL Route I Shade Pa stor Bobby Elkm s Sunday school 5 p m Sunday worst·u p 5 45 p m , Wednesday pray er se r VICe 7 30p m ST PAUL lUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamore and Second St s Pomeroy ThlOl Re v W1l ltom Middleswo rth Pa stor Sunday School at 9 45 am and Church Serv1ces I I am SACRED HEART Rev Fath er Paul D Welton pastor Phone 99'1 2825 Sa turday even mg Ma ss 7 30 Su nday M oss 8 and l Oa m Con fess•on Satu rday 7 1 30 p m POMER OY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mo 1n Sl Jerry Pou l m•n• ster phone 992 7666 Conserva!i vA non ms l rum enta t Sunday wors h1p 10 o m B•ble study 11 am . worsh1p b p m Wednesday BtbiE' study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Ro lp h Srn ilh pastor Sunday school 9 30 om Mrs Worl ey Fro nos supenn len dent Preochmg ser111ces fi rs t & lh lfd Sunday!> followmg Sunday Sc hool GRAtlAMUNITEDM EIH ODIST Preach•ng 9 30 a rn hr st and se t cond Sundays o each month tl11 rd and fourth Sunday s each month wor sh1p ser..-t cen111H5 ot 7 30 p rn Wednesdo~ eve at ' 30 Pro,erond Br bleStud, SEVE NTH DAY ADVENTIST Mutberry HetghtsRoad Pomeroy Po.to• Gera rd se ron Sabbath School Sup ermt end ent Cla ro Mcintyr e Sabba th Schoo l So tur doy alrernoon or 2 00 w 1!h Wor sh1p ServiCe to llowmg ol 3 I5 RUTLAND FIR ST BAP TI ST CHURCH - Dre wy Gor e sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m morn •n g wor sh1p lO 45 o m THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pas tor Sunday School q 30 a lfl evenmg w orship 7 30 Thursday cvenmg proye r se rv•ce 7 30p m POMEROY FIR ST BAPTIST Rev Rolph Zundel p o~tor W1tt om Wa rson Sunday schoo l supt Sunday schoo l 9 30om BYF 6 p m B1ble st udy Wedne sday 7 p m cho1r prac ti Ce Wf:!dnesdoy 8 30p m FIRST S\)UTHE RN HA P TI Sr 2B2 Mulberry Ave Pom eroy Pa ul J Wh1 te Past or Gory Basham Sun doy sc hoo l supt Sunday school q 30 o m mornmg wor sh1p l O 30 evenmg w01 sh1p , b 30 p rn M1dweel-. prayer ser11 1C& 7 JO pIll MIDWAY COMMUNI TY CEN TER Oe..: ler Rd Lo n g sv ttl~ Oh o Rev Clyde Ferrell Po ster Sunday Sc hool 11 a Ill Sa tur day preochmg se rv1ce5 7 30 p m W ~d n~ s doy even mg B1b le st1..1 dy or7J0pm FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Ba iley Run Rood Rev Emmett Row5 on pa stor Handley Dunn sup! Sunday sch ool 10 a m Sun doy eve nmg sen1 ce 7 30 Btb le teochmg 7 30 p m Thurs day OVESV IlLE COMM UNIT Y CHUR CH RogE>r C Turner pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Sunday morn mg worsh1 p 10 30 Sunday eventng ser viCe 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Bull ernut A 11e, Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy W1nmg office rs m charge Sunday hot me ss mee tmg 10 a m Sunday school 10 30 am leo dcr YPSM Elotse Adams; sot vot 10n mee lmy 7 30 p m Lod1cs Home league I 2 noon to 2 p m Thursday praye r meel1119 and B1ble st udy Thur sday 7 30 pm MIDDlEPORT Ml MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Founh and Mom M iddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun· day Schoo l 9 JO o m Mrs Ervtn Baumga rdner supl Marnmg worship 10 45o m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CH RIST IN CHRIS TIAN UNION lawrence Manley pastor M r S~. Russell Young Sunday School Sup r Su nday School 9 30 o m Ev entng w ors h1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer mee hng 7 30 p rn ' Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Roc1ne Rout e 2 the Rev James M Muncy pa sto r Sun day schoo l 9 .dS a rn mormn g wo rs h1 p 11 am evenmg won h1 p 7 JO Proyer meehng, Tuesday 7 JO p m Young peoples meeting 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner S1.o:th a nd Palmer, th e Rev Peter Granda! pastor Donny Thompson , supermtendent Sun day School WMPO R,dto pro gram 7 45 am Sun day Sc hool , 9 IS o m Morning Worsh1p 10 15 a m Youth ocllvtt•es and l ellowsf"P f or jUniOr and sentor h1gh student!; 6 p 111 Sunday e11emng won hip 7 30 p m Mtd wee k p rayer terv•ces , Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, M<d dleport 5th and Mo tn George Gloze, m1 mste r M1k e Gerlach, superintende nt Ter ry Yan~ ey youlh mm tsler 8lble schoo l 9 30 o m I mormng w o r s ~up 10 30 a rn , evemng wor5 htp 7 30, pr ny ar ser v1ce , 7 p m Wednesday MIDDLEPONT CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Don Cole, pa$tor Mrs Mary La they Su n de~ 5oc hool sup! Sunday ~ c h oo l , 9 30 om mornmg worsh ip 10 JU o m Sund ay evongel h f i C P1a yer me&t!ng . 7 30 p m maetmg Wedne!doy 7 30 p m UNITE D PRESBVTER I AN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY. Dw1ght L Zov•h d1 recto r HARRI S ONVIllE PRE SBYTER IAN Re v Ern est Stnckh n, pasto r Su ndoy church Mr s Homer schoo l 9 30 o m Lee su pt , morn •ng w orsh1p , 10 30 M IDDLEPORT Sunday schoo l , 9 30 a m Rtchard Vaughan supt Mornmg wor5htp 10 30 SYRACUSE Morntng wors hip 9 o m Sunday sc hop l 10 o m Mrs Sampson Hall supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Rev James D Guynn pastor Su n do~ !>Choo l 10 om Sunday worshtp 11om, Su ndoy evemng se riii[E! 7 p m Wednesday war · sh1 p ser viCe 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Ne01 Long Botro m Ed sel Hart , pastor Sunday school 10 om Chu,ch 7 30 p m prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTj\ l , Th ~r d A ve the Re11 Wt ll 1am Kmt tel pastor Ronald Dugan Sun day Sch ·~ ' Supt Cla sses for oil ages e11 1 1g se r11tce 7 30 B•bl e ~ tu dy Wedne sday 7 30 p m youth servt(:es Fndoy 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP TI ST Corner Ash and Plum Noel Herrm an pastor Solurdoy even 1ng ser vtce 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Sundoy evei1mg wors h1p 7 30 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Rober! T Bu mgarner Director POMEROY CLU STER Re11 R ob ~ rt Hayden Rev James Corbtll CH ESTER Worstu p 9 IS o m Church School10 o m POMEROY Worsh1p 10 30om Ch urch Sch9ol q 30 a m UMYF 6 30p m ENTERPRI SE Worshtp 9 a rn Church Schoo l lOam ~O C K SPRI NGS Wo rs h1p 10 a m Chu rc h Schoo l 9 15a m UMVFb30p m FlATWOODS Wor shtp, 11 o m Church School lO am MIDDLEPORT CLU STER Rev Robe rt Bumgarn er HEATH Robert Bumgarner Pa stor Wor sh tp 10 30 am Chur chSchoo l9 30o m UMYF6p m RUTLAND Wilbur H1ll Pas tor Wor sh•p 10 30 o m Chu rch School 9 30 om SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1 chard E Jor..-1s ASBURY Worsh•p 10 40 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 om UMW l~r s t fuesdoy B1ble Stud y Thu rs 7 30 p m FOREST RUN Worsh1p 9 a m Church S~:h o o i\ O o m MINERSVILLE Worship 10 o m Chu1 ch School9 am SYRACUSE Chr uch School 9 30 om Worsh •p serv•ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLU STER Rev T•mo lhy Smti h Cluster l ea der Rev Sleven W1 lson Assoc mte BETHAN Y [Dorcas ) Worsh• p q 30 o rn Ch urch School 10 30 om CARMEL Chruch Sc hool 9 30 am Worsht p 10 30 o m 2nd an d 4th Su11d oy s APPLE GROV E Sun day Sc hoo l 930 am Worship 730 p m ls t and 3rd Sunday s Prayer m eetm g Wednesday 7 30 p rn Fellowship !> upper ftrsl Sa turday b p m UMW 2nd Tuesdoy 7 30 p m EAST LET ART Chruc h School ls t 2nd 3rdSundoy s 930a m Fou n h Sun day 10 30 am War sh1 p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4t h Su l)cfoy 9 30 a m Prayer meehng Wedne sday 7 30 p m UMW 1s t Tuesday 7 30p m WE SlEYAN (Rocme ) Sunda y School 10om Worsh1p t I am Jr UMYF Wed n es do~ 3 30 p m 61bl e Srudy Thursday 7 p m Cho11 Practi ce Thursday B p m LET ART ~A LL S Chur ch Schoo l ls t 2nd 3rd Sunday s lOIS om .dlh Sunday 9 15 am Worsh ip 1s t 2nd Jrd Su ndoys 9 15 om 4th Sun do~ 7 30 p m MORNING SlAR Wor!oohtp 9 30 am Church Schoo l 10 30 om M1d Week Se rv tce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEL Worshp 11 a m Chut:ch School 9 30 a m PORTLAND Wo rsh1p 7 30 p m Chu rc h School9 30 o /l1 SUTTON Church School 9 30 o m Wor 5oh1p l si and 3rd Sundays 10 30om NOR THEAST CLUSTER Re..- R1chard Thomas Po5o lor Duane Sy denstrtck er Joh n Douglas Assoctotes JOPPA Worship 10 am Chur ch School 9 o m Pray er Meetmg We.dnesday 8 p m • LONG BOTTOM Sunday school at 9 30 o m Wo rsh1p serviCe!> of 7 30 p m Btble 5tu dy and You th meetmg at 8 p m on Wednesdays NORTH BETHEL Worsh1p 11· am Churc h School 10a m AlF RED Sunday School 9 30 om Wor ~htp 10 45 am , Prayer m eet1ng Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW3rd Tuesday 8 p m REEDSV ILLE Sunday School q 30 a m Wors htp 7 30 p m , Prayer Tuesday , M ee tmg 7 30 p m Vl! lloh on7 30 p m 1st Thu rs day SILVER RIDGE Wors htp 10 am Church School 9 a m TUP PER S PLAINS Wbrshtp 9 o m Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST George Fredenck 5ou pt Serv1ce weekly , 9 30 am o n Sunday Preoch mg f1r st and th1rd Sundoys of month •by Cltfford Smtih 9 30 om HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION. De rrett Doddnll pastor Sunday School, 9 30 o m , Leonard, G tlmore ftrst elder evemn g ser· vtce 1 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rocme Rout e 2 The Rev Charles Hand, pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m ,;- mornmg worsh1p 11 a m Evening se rv1ces , Tuesday and Friday ; 30 p m BEARWAitOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Doug Sea mon mnliS ter Btbl e study 9 30 a m morn1ng worsh iP. 10 JO o m evemnJ worsh1p 7 30 p m Nednesday 81ble study 7 30 p 1n KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST G eorge Fredenck s1.,1pl Sun day morn tng ~ er vtce 9 30 om w1th prcochtng on f11 ~t on d lhnd Sun day ol month by Gqurge Pte kens STI VERS VILLE CO MMUNITY CHUR CH Sunday Sc hool -se rviCe 10 q m Pray er fl1&etlng lhurs day 7 p m , Sunday e 11 enmg ser YICB , 7 pIn ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy-Harmo nv1tle Rd , Oon Kennedy. pos1or. Bll l McElroy Sunday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg wo r sh,p ond communi on , 10 30 a fll Sunday evenmg yout h Chrtslian Endeo11or 6 p m won h,p ser v1ce, 7 p m Wednesday eve-n.ng pro~e r meetmg and 81ble iludy 7 30p m ST JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH Pme G rove The Re v W1l li am M iddl esworth Pastor Church serv1ces 9 30 o m Sunday School 10 30om BRADBURY <; HURCH OF C.-.RIST Ktm Cole pastor Kev tn Ki ng Sunday school sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m worshtp ser "'''e 10 30 am Sunday ser111Ces 7 p m youth meeting Wednes day 7p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Church serviCe , 7 p m , yourh meetmg 6 p m Tuesday 81 bl e S tud~ 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re11 John A Coli man pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 o m Gerold Wells supt Morn tn g worsh1p, 10 30 am Sunday e .... emng worsh1p 7 30 Prayer meet1n 9 Wedne5doy 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don L Walker Pastor , Ronn11;1 Sa lser Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday school q 30 a,m , mormng war sht p 10 40 am Sunday evenmg worsh'F. 7 30 Wednesday even 1n9 B1b e study 7 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN , R~v Lelon C losure pasto r Sunday School 9 30 o m yout h and 1unror youth ser11 1Ce b 4S p m , evem ng wors h1p 7 30 p m pro~er and protse, Wednesday, 7 30p m SilVER RUN FREE BAPTIST, Mtles Trout pastor Su nday school 10 a m Steve lillie sup! E11enmg serv tce 7 p m prayer meehng Thu rsday 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Rev Bo bby Porter pastor Sun do~ school 9 30 a m wor sh tp servtce ll a m eve nm g se rv•ce 7 30 youth serviCe Wednesday 7 30p m LANGSVILLE CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Ted Jones pastor Su ndoy school 9 30 a m . Roy S•gmon supt mornmg wors htp 10 30 Su nday eventng serv tce 7 30 m1d wee k serv1ce Wednesday 7 30p m SYRACUSE CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Rev Da le Boss pastor Bob Moo re Sunday ., School supr Su ndoy school classes lor all ages , 9 30 am , morntng wors htp 10 45 am N YPS 6 30 p m , evong el ts!ICser v1ce 7 30 p m Pray er and fo st mg Tue sday 10 am M1d wee k pray e r Sftrv tce Wednesday 7 30 p m , mens prayer meettng Saturday 7 p m m1ss anory mee l1ng seco nd Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FA ITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robe rt Sm1th pasto r Su nday Scho ol 9 30 a m Cl oss l ea der l eo H11l worship SfHVICe 10 30 o m chur ch730pm EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R Blake poster Sunday School 10 a m H o~ ord McCo~ sup t Morn mg sermpn 11 a m Sunday ntght ser11 1Ces Chnsllon Endeavor 7 30 p m Son g ser11 tce 8 p m Preochmg 8 30 p m M•dwe ek Prayer meo tmg Wednesday 7 p m Roy Adoms loy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS T l oca ted at Ru tl and on New L1mo Rood next to Fores t Acre Pork Rev Roy Rouse pa stor Robert Mu sser Sunday School su p! Sun day schoo l 10 30 o m worshtp 7 30 p m Btbl e Stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m Satu rday n•ght prayer ser vtce 7 30 p m HEMLOC K GROVE CHR ISTIAN Roge r Watson pastor Jess 1e Wh1te Sun de~ school sup! Morn tng worship 9 30 a m , Sun doyschool 10 30 om e..-enmg 5o erv•ce 7 30 Wednesday 81 ble S tu ~y 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Brown supply pastor Sunday school q 4S am S undo~ evenmg wo rship 7 30p m f UPPER S PLAIN S CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Eugene Underwood pastor Howard Co ldwell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supr Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Marntng Ser mon , 10 30 o m Su nday .. ve n 1ng se rviCE! J p m lET ART FAll S UNITED BR ETHREN Rev Free land Norns pastor Floyd Noms sup! Sunday !>Chool 9 30 a m morn1ng ser man 10 30 a m , Prayer se rv1c e, Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 0 J Whtte Roo d off 160 Rev George Grayle pastor· Sunday Schoo l 10 a m , Arthur () Henson Sup I Mornmg Wors htp 11 o m Young People s se rviCe 7 pm Eva ntng se rv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday Mtd Wee k Prayer Service 7 30 p m Youth meet mg 6 30 p m Evemng war sh1p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re11 Herbert Grote, pastor Worship se rYtce 11 a m Sundoy and 7,30 p m Sunday School 9 30 a m R1 ch ard Borton s upt Pra yer meet1 ng Wednesdo~ 7 30 p m CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHRIST, Jock Perry , mmtster Sun doy School 9 30 am morn1ng church 10 30 am Sunday even tng se rv1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesday se rvtce , B p.m LA UREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Floyd F Shook pas tor , lloyd Wr~ght • Sunday School Sup! Morntng Worshrp 9 30 a m S u nde~ School 10 20 o m Wedne5doy Prayer and 81 ble Study 7 30 p m , Sunday evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m , Cho1r Proct1ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr mm1ster Rick Maco mber sup t Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m worship' ser vtee , 10 30 o m B•ble Study, Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Of lATTER DAY SAIN TS Portland Rac •ne Rood Wtlltam Roush pustor Denny Evans Sunday Schc ol D•rector Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn 1ng worsht p 30 am Sunday even1ng servtce 7 p m w ednesdo~ dllen•ng proy ~r"'~er VIC&$ 7 30 p ,m ~ BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Re11 orl Shuler, pastor Wors h1p service q 30 a m Su nda y sc hoo l ' 10 30 o m Btble Study an d prayer se r v1ce Thursdoy 7 30 p m CAkLETON CHURCH, K111gsbury Rood Gory Ktn g po5o i Or Sunday school '30 o m , vv1.mmg wor slllp 7 30 p m P1 oy~r mec !tng tq Wednesday 7 30 p.m lONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Bruce Sm ith , pastor Wallace Damewood , Supt Btble School ~ 30 o m Preocn.ng 1er v1ce 10 15om No evem ngser111ce HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Re 11 Herbert At lin g. pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morm ng serv ice !0.30 o .m , ~outh ser v1ce , 6 45 p m Evongelt shc servtce 7 30 p m Prayer meel1ng , Thursday , 7 30 pm - FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION ot 8ald Knob Rev E J Gr ltUI+l , svpt ol church Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor, Roger Wlllfr ed Sr Sunda~ Schoo l supt Su nday School 9l0 o m prayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m you th meeting 6 p,m Sunday leaders Ada Von Meter and Gtef to Suttle Sunday evenmg wor· sh1p 7 p m through wtnter man '"'WHITES CHAPEL Coolvil le RD Rev Roy Oeet.er pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m wors htp servtce , 10 30 a m B1ble study end prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIST , t ori Peak pas tor 8•11 Brown Sunday school supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a :om wo rship and communton fm30 a rn Ellenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m Regul ar board mee11119 Saturday 7 p m RUTlAND COMMUNI TY CHU R CH Sunday School 9 30 o m worship service 11 o m , Wednesday proye r meetmg 7 30 p m youth sen1 1ces , Sunday, 7 p m , Sundoy mght wo rsh ip 7 30 RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev llo~d D Gnmm Jr , poster Sunday school , 9 30 a m wo rshi p servi ce 10 30 a m Brood~as I ltve over WMPO ~oung peoples servt ce 6 45 evo ngehshc se r ~ICe , J 30 p m Praye r me-et1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M1monary meehng 7 JO p m ft rst Wednesday of month MASON COUN TY MASON FIRST BAPTI ST Second Sta n Cro1g and Pomeroy Sis pasto r Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh1p ser..- n•: e 11 a m trotnmg umon 6 30 p m evenmg wor !>hip ser..- 1ce 7 30 p m M1d Week prayer serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Bo)( 487 Mtll er St Moson W Vo Sunday B1 ble Study 10 a m Worship 11 o m and 7 p m B1ble Study Wedne5odoy 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUT HERN BAPTI ST Cor · ner of Second and Anderson Mason Pos l or Wolter Cloud Sunday school9 45 am , wo rsh1p ser111Ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1b l& study, W e dnesda~ . 7 30p m MASON ASSEMBI Y OF GOD Dudd1ng t one Mason W Va Chester Tennant Pos ter Sunday Sc hoo 19 -45 a m Childr en s Chur ch 6 45 p m Yaung Peopl es Ser VICe 6 45 p m Evangelt sr1 c Ser v1ce 7 30 p m Women s M•s s•on ory Counct l 10 am f11 st and th~rd Tuesday s Pro~ e r an d Btb le Study Wednesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CH RI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev W• lhom Compbetl pastor Sunday School 9 30 o m James Hug hes sup! evemng serv 1ce 7 30 p m We dn esday event ng prayer mee~ , 7 30 p m Youth pra~e~ s...,..,-c! each Turuday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CH URCH 1 Letart , W Vo , Rt 1 Rev George Has ch ar pastor Sunda~ Schoo1 9 30 a m Proyer and Btble studr 7 30 p m Cottage Pro~er Ser111C9 Tu esdo~ 10 am Wonh1p Ser, v1ce Thursday, 7 30 p m CAlVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N, Secon d, M1ddleport pastor , Cur lis Stephen Church school , 9 3Q o m preochmg servt ces : 10 30 o m and 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng B1ble study 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOliNESS CHUR · CH INC - Corner Fourth onQ Lincoln Sts M•ddteport Rev 0 Dell Manley pastor Sony Hu~ son Sundoy School supe rmten dent Sunday school 9 30 a m eventng worship, 7 30 p m prayer Qnd pra iSe serv1ce Wednesdo~ , 7 30 p m THE PEOP lE 'S CHURCH OF POMEROV - Cor ner Morn and Court Sts . thtrd fl oor over Henry l •ghthouse Restaurant Cook pastor Sunday school 10 o m , morn•ng worsh 1p, 11 o m ev en1ng ser 11 1ce 7 30 Wednesday even1 ng servtce 7 30 tnterdenommallonol lull gospel RUTlA ND CHURCH OF GOD Pas tor De nn1s Ba les Su nday School 1()fib m , worsh ip se r111ce I I 30 q m en d 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLA ND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Tho mas L pa stor Btb le- study , Holm es Sa turday 7 30 p m Eva ngelistic p m prayer meetmg Tuesday, 7 30 p rn Btble St udy Thursday, 7 30,p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - Hom son ~J tll e Rood, pastor Edtson Dewey K•ng Weo11er oss tstont , Henry Eblm , Jr Sund ay schoo l sup! Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m , mornmg war· sh1p II o m Sunday eventng serv 1ce , J 30 prayer meetin g Thu rsday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Not Pentecostal Rev George Oiler pastor Worship ser111ee Sunday 9 45 a m Sun day sc hool, 11 om worshtp ser· vtce 7 30 p m Thurl!.doy prayer rnee!1ng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Untted Brethren Ch urch SunPay School q 30 o m Worsh1p serv1Ce 10 45 a m Preochmg ser vices eve ry Sunday al ternarmg wtth C E Wednesday proyer meeltng 7 30 p m Rev James l each . pastor Dov1d Hol ter toy leader JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1 mile east of Rut land 1unct1on of Route 124 ond Nobl e Summ11 Rood (T 174) Sunday B1ble Lecture 9 30 a Watchtower study, 10 30 a m Tuesday B1bt e stu dy 7 and 8 1S p m , Thur sd ay theocr at" school , 7 30 p m se r v 1 ~e meetmg 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST ,... 570 Grant St M•ddleport ,Bobby Elkms pastor Sun day School 10 a m worship serv •ce 11 am even mg ser111Ce 7 30 p m Thur sd ay p r a~er meelmg and B1bte st udy 7 30 i -The DeUy Sentlnel; Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday "-- 3 1976 DICK TRACY ' ' ' """ ' Television log for easy viewing 5 oo-Btg Valley 3, Merv Griffin • · Brady Bunch 8, Mister Rogers 20,33, Star Trek 15 5 30-News 6; family Altair 8, Etec Co :10,33, Adam11 13. , 6·oo-News 3,••8, tO,T3, 15, ABC News 6, Zoom 20,33 WIN AT BRIDGE Hal Simms mystifies Jacobys NORTH till IT WM P>AIN TO ANV 065~RVER THAT YOU HAD ~0 THOU~HT5 T~~ PLA ~T eur FOR EiACH OTHEiR! .8 t K J 10 4 • AQ8 TO HElP YOU f':!;ALIZE WHAT WAS IN YOUR OWN MINDS ALL ALONG! EAST • KJ • 986 .u n-z · SOUTII • A J 10 7ti • 32 Graha,-, Cru~ede 8, Washlngto!"' Week Jn Review 20 ,33 B Jo-Ha \1 of Fame 3,•. 15, Walt Street Week 20,33 • 9·oo-Movle " Smash Up on Interstate l" 6,\3 ; Movie "The Terminal Man " 8.10: Documentary Showcase :10.33 TO oo-NBC News M .IS, lll ewo 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 , 11 oo-News 3,4,6,8,TO,T3,1l . MacNeil Lehrer Report 1n the North seat 1ebid two notrump over his part net 's one-spade response Langdon went to three spadus, but S1ms reb1d to th ree noltump and played rt there East opened the deu ce of clubs and S1ms managed to coll ect 11 tnck s Where does th e mystery come m" Slqts wo s a great dummy player. but ne~ther of n t A:I Netlhc r vulm•rabh• \\ es t North East South 1• Pass I• Pass 2• Pass 2N T Pass Pass 3 N T Pass Pass Openrng lead - 4 " managed to get that lllh trtck Ten lmks yes That 11th really rnust have t eq u.~red some help I rom the defenders ~~~~~ A ~' ionda reader wants to know what th e rule about r evokes Uy Oswald & James Jacoby Today 's hand from that 1930 fmal match may well be call· ed a mystery hand The b•d· dmg m th e box IS when Ltgh tner s a t South and Culbertson North It is rather normal b1ddmg and would .probably be duplicated m a modern match Langdon opened the four of 1s We w1ll answer part of lhts today and the rest tomorrow A r evok e occurs when a player wbo has a card or ·~ 11 •3()-Johnny Carson 3,.,15, SWAT 6,13. Movie "Captai n Nemo & the Un!lerwater City'' 8; Mary Hartman 10. ABC News 33 Tl 00-Movl e "To Ca tch a Thief " 10; Janak\ 3J T2 40-Mod Squad 6; Wrestling 13 1.0()-Midnlght Special 3,,4, T5. T 4()-lllews 13 2·Jo-News 3 3 oo-Movle "The Baroness & the Buller" 3 4 JO-Movte "Jitterbugs" J us ca n frnd any way that he • 10 6 4 3 6·0Q-Movle " Dance H a l l " 3 '' SATURDAY , DECEMBER 4, 1976 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 8,10 6 3D-Fun tor Everyone 6. TV Classroom 8, Treehou!U! . Club TO, Kentucky Afield 13 7 oo-Saturday Report 3, Dusty's Treehouse • ; Eddie Saunders 6i Treehouse Club Br ULS FLum Report to, Gllllian 13. a. Goliath 6 , 7 JO-Bullwlnkle 3, Children's Theatre 4, Valley of the Ulnosaurs 6, Dusty's Treehous.e 8: Man from C(lrds 111 a suit that he should c 0 S 1 10, Junior Almost Anything Goes T31 play , plays a card m some Sesame Sl 20. other sUJ t It becomes es e·oo-Woody Woodpecke r 3, 4,1 5: Tom & Jerry 4,6, 13; tabll shed when he or his '' Sylvester & weety 8, 10 par tn er plays to the next 8·30-Pink Panther 3, 4,\5 , Jobberlaw 6,T3, Clue Club tr1 ~ k The penalty for a revoke 8. TO, Mister Rogers 20 IS two lrt ck~ . but only m9 00-Scooby -Doo 6, 13; Bugs Bunny 8, 10, Seso me Sl ciudmg the rcvokmg and later :10 hea rts Dummy's nme forced trtcks Thus you cannot lose a 10 oo-Soeed Buggy >.4.15 . Ta.,an 8,1 0: Once Upon • East's queen Today, more tnck prevtously taken if you C\ustc 20 than 45 years later , Jacoby revoke tO Jo-Monster Squad 3,4,15, Kroftt Supershow 6,13, who sa t East. can't remerilber Shetam lois 8.10, Movie "Gas House Kids In (For a copy ol JAC:J BY -.--"111 how the play went , built was MOD Hollywood" 9. Zoom 20 ERN send $1 to "Wm "' one of those hands where the 11 O O-Spoce Ghost 3,4, 15, Ours lory 20. conservattve Lightner played a t Br~dge ' c l o th1 s !1 ·30-Big John. Little John 3.•. 1!; Superfrlends T3, newspaper P 0 BoK 48 9 safe and scored hiS three Big Blue Merble 6, Ark 118,10, Consumer Survival RadJo Crry Stat10rt New York nutrump Kit 20 At the other tabl e, Hal S1ms NY 1001 9) T2 OO-Marshall Basketball Highlights 3, Land of the Lost 4, 15, Hot Dog 6; Fat Albert B. 10, Action News tor Kids 13, Crockett's Victory Gorden 20 12 3o-Gandstend 3,4,15, American Bandotand 13: Soul Train 6: Way Out Game! B, Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 , by THOMAS JOSEPH T oo- NFL Foolbal\3,4,15, Children's Film Feat Ivai 8. ACROSS DOWN Movi e " Jumbo" 10. lnltnlly Foctory 33. 1 3o-College Football 6,T3, What's It All About? B, I Power I Suffix for source 1nner or out Zoom 33 2 oo-Movte "Char lotte's Web" B, Nove 33 6 LICtt 2 Mark J · ~ NF L Today 8, Fomlly at War 33. 11 Maureen Hanna's 3:3()-NFL Footbell B,TO of the stale 4 oo-NFL Game of the Week 3, Grandstand 15 , Btl late show 3 Tall story with Knit 33 1! Rebel 4 Mmmg lmd 4 15--Pro Bowling 6,1 5 13 Seasonal 5 R11ie 4 30-Are's Sports World 6, Nashville on the Road 13 , song 6 TerrttorJes Caroling, Caroling 33 YesterdAy 's Answer 5 ~Xr-Star Trek 3, Wide Wor ld of Sports 6,13, Treuur e (2 wds 1 7 Silkworm ttunt 4, Catch 33 33 I> Ballerma's 8 Actor 21 Card game 32 ShortcoTmn~ 5·30-Adam 12 41 Education In Transition 33 pivot Young 22 South Seas 33 She ( Fr ) • 6·00-News 3,•; God Has the Answer T5 16 Imogene's 9 Rowan canoe 31 Not 6.30-NBC News 3,4, TS, ABC News 13, News 6,TO: rormer 10 Permit 23 Sufftx for new VIewpoint 8, Lilias Yoga & You 33 partner 14 Ornamental duck 3> Punch 7 oo-Cotlege Boskefba!I J; Lowrance Welk : Hee How • 17 Jokesters stone 21 Granny 36 Island 6,8; $128 ,000 Question 10, Let's Make o Deol 13; 18 - and Fox 17 Saptent Lawrence Welk 15 7 30-Pop Goes the Country 4;, is one republic 21 Do film18 Indication 26 A stork (abbr.) Do ll y 10: In Search of 13 8 OO-Holmes & Voyo 6, Emergency 4,6,TS; Billy edttmg 19 Auk genus quotation 37 Insect Graham Crusode a. Mary Tyler Moore 10: Here's work 20 Campus ( 3 wds.) 38 Obtain• Lite, Amerlco 13, Woody 33 !I PrefiX for belle 30 39 Elizabethan 8 30-Whoi 's Happenlngll 6; Bob Newhart 10 meter 9 oo-Money changers 3,4, t 5: College Foolbal l 6, T3 , All .-:--:----.;~> Once-a-year 17:-+--f--+-tIn The Family 8,10 celebrity · 9·3o-AIIce-8, 10;- New 6-nglaod-Chr.latmos 33.___ _ (2 wds.) 10 oo-carol Burnett 8,1 0, VIs ions 33 F1rst-rate 11 00-News J,4,8,TO,T5 "Tight" 11 T5--P MA Pulse TS. Destgnate 11 .3o-- Mary Hartman 3. Weekend •· T5 : Peter Mar shall a, Movie " Boom Town " 101 Jan!kl 33. Nuisance 12.oo-Mary Hartman 3, ABC New• 6; News 133. Hmdu iils-Movle " Do Not Fold, Spindle or Mutilate" 6 title 12 3o-Mary Hartman 3; Movie "Godzll la vs the Smog F1re (Fr 1 Monster" 13 See 13 1 oo-Mary Hartman 3 Across 1 Jo-Mary Hartman 3 ( 2 wds 1 2 oo-News 3: ABC News T3 ''The 2 30-Mov\e " Nightmare In Chicago" 3. Tempest" 3 45--Movle " Boy Friend" 3 / role 5 00-Movle "The Wild Season" 3. 11 Papal 6 oo-satnt 3 ve1l 42 One of the t.yiiiNillfi.III'\HIIIJ '"'111111!111 Fords 43 Went off Un1eramhle these rour Jumble1, one letter to each aquare, to rourse form four ordinarr worcll. I IlAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXVIJJ.BAAXR 7 15--Davey ~ ..,HAVE: the Sermonette MISS ~W 60T AN Ct.D PA?SFORT Pt\?10 I CAfJ 'SHOW M4 WIFP \IIA."i, ~~ITT I'SH ... GASOUNE ALLEY ~fD'!OOIDUJE;-~=!~! .-Jc W/-IAR IS ITCQIAIIJ 1 IT'S COMIN' FUM fUM -61-Jim- HIM!r Is I. 0 N G F E I. I, 0 W O ne letter simply slands ror another In thiS sample A Ia u se d f o r the three I.'s, X for the two O's, etc SmRie letters, apostrophes, the length ami (ormation of t he words are all hmts E nrh day the rode lett ers arc different o..,... ._ I{ C'RVPTOQUOTES MHZ PI WINNIE bl. @J!IIIDIOIII-=::!i1111115J11.:!:====: '!I1tJ A iQT NICfR lHAN MY OLD C'ON ON/ LET~ UNPACK !HE CAR CA/3/N... AND lrf3 R/(31-{TON lHE AND GET &ffiLED IN! I WANT NACH! "' TO WET MY FEET IN THAT ~RENTED~E FIRSr HOUBE YOU LOOKED AT? DZK GJK GKAVKI, DSMDF! OCEAN THERE.' V H N A1 Tune-in to God GJK VHNA! VEZZKAVF D A P GHH RESKI UDXNAB HC I K A- GJKZK DZK UDAF' I SMAJET t tJ I II "' IUDSS ZKADZP Yesterday's Cryploquote . LIKE THE BEE, WE SHOULD MAKE OUR INDUSTRY OUR AMUSEMENT - OLIVEI! GOWSMITH CJ 1976 KJn1 f'utwes Syndlcalto,lnc pmH'r. (ld 111 !trw" tth God's will l "lftlw"'" you nsk By illlto•nlrlll lo positlw thou~hts and fllh•rm~ ,lUt all nt'gatlve thou~hts . It's that simple. God spo•nks to you through pollitlw thou~bts Tune in to God's spirit by lo•ttlu~ Him move in on wings of bt•autiful ideas Posslbitlty thinking will release powers von nt'Ver knew you had! Reverend So'huller, Jl!ISior of the Gorden Grove, CaUl. , Community Church, conduct.! a nattonally syndicated • Q1 • Q 7 s2 OH, BL/ THI:: By Robert Schullrr I have a favorite rarlw station that l listen to hrn• 111 Southern California When l travel away from home. om• of the lhm~s I m1ss m011t ,. that I can't pkk up my favorite station. Is thrstatlon dead? Is tt not function in~ ' Is my radto broken'' No, tht• radio IS work m...: nnd tht• statiOn ts on the mr. I'm Ju•t too far away to pick up the signaL Have you "tuned-in" to. God' Until you're close enough to hear God's SignAl you will never discover ll" • Q54 2 • K 93 ¥K ID S I RU TlAND FREEWILL BAPTI ST Church - l e land Hol ey pastor Sunday schoo l 10 om evenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m Proyer meelmg Wednesday 7 30 p m It's Possible! 3 ¥ AJ986 WM MERH'i A TRICK pm · GOING TO BETHLEHEM At the Advent SellS()n each year we agam make our Journey to Bethlehem Just as the shepherds dtd many years ago Immediately after the angels withdrew, the shepherds say, "Come, let us go straight to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has made known to us." No dou~t. as they journeyed toward Bethlehem, they had many ml!lglVIngs. For would they not expect the "Light of the World" to be born m the sunniest hour of the day - the dsy most full of· light In that brilliant Eastern land? Yet 1t was far otherwise I It was m the night. The stillness aroWld Bethlehem that mght must have been Intriguing - the strange awful peace reigning in this cavern nursery. I The vrllagers are not thronging the streets in wonder. What a surprise, to lind the streets empty and none crowding m bef?re them at the stable door! They look m at a poor Jewish llllllden, and an old man, bendmg over a little child. Yet this scene presents preeminently the disclosure of D1vme love. Jesus, the helpless infant, teaches us that the true worth of hwnan life Ill just m proportion to man's hwnble obedience to the will of God Mary, bending over the manger, tells us that all of us, hke Mary, must be Willing to say, "Be it Wlto me according to Thy Word." Is this not the same lesson as Is taught by the Infant Christ? Joseph Is the third party m the group. We often fall to give enough credit to hun, in that he yrelds himself with quiet dignity to the strange claims of God upon him. Are we ever asked to do something of this same sort to promote the Christian fa1th today? We see the shepherds as examples of faith In the message from heaven, of obedience to the command to seek the Saviour of zeal in commW11cating the glad tldlrlgs concerning Jesu~ ~ others. They "returned glorfylng and praising God for aU the thmgs that they had heard and seen, as it was told WilD them." As we "kneel at the manger" again this year,let 111 rtmllll there long enough, and get quiet enough, so U..t wt _ . , the voice of God and get a glimpse of His glory, U.l "', 1011. may return to the routine tasks of life , glorifJ~ •nd ~ · God, because life has taken on a new dlmenllon. Zavltz , Pastor·Director, The United Preabyt«iatt Miltlolly Ia Meigs Co. 6 3()-NBC News J,•. TS , ABC News 13; Andy Gr/11\th 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. VIlla AIOilrt 33 7•00-Truth or Cons 3: To Tell the Truth • : Bowling f~r Dollars 6: Andy Williams 8, News 10, Johnny Cash Rldln' lhe Rolls13; My Three Sons \5; Ohio Journal 20 : Block Perspective on the News 33. 7.3()-Porter Wagoner 3, Break the Bank • : Candid Camera 6, Treasure Hunt 8; Madlelt-Lehrer • Report 20,33, Andy Williams TO , Billy Graham Crusade 15 8 00-Sanford a. Son 3.• . Donny a. Marte T3 ; Billy FRIDAY , DECEMBER 3, lt76 Ynkrd•r'• J•,..'- FNIH CATCH QUEASY I Anl"en All tM •don mah It"' foro..,.,-TH!CAST BARNEY FJ,, JWcC FEW 6~ IIORE A ALL RIGHT, ~OU GIJIIS! AND A FEW MOR E ANDA FEWMORE. ·- 0 0 0 " 0 0 0 • trlt'VISIOn pro~ram 0 • .' 0 • " IS THAT, MAW? GO ON IN TH' HOUSE AN' SEE rER "'ORESELr 0 0 0 0 WHAT SORTA DADBURN REMARK • 0 0 TATER'S GITTIN' PLUMB BLOC-KHEADED, PAW • 0 • 0 T) •I 'j �• • 6- 'l'ne Dafly Sentlnet, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 TRINITY CHURCH R ~v W H Perr m, pastor Roy Moyer Su n· dov schoo l supt Church Sc hoo l ~I S a m wors tu p serv1ce , 10 30 (J m C ho ~r rehearsal Tuesday 7 30 p m under di H1CIIOn of Mri Pa ul Nease POMEROY CHURCH O F THE NAZARENE rcorner Unton and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hender Sundoy :.chool, 9 30 c m Gl en McClu ng 'supl morn liOn , pa stor 1 mg worsh•p 10 30 -,f m , e vemng se r... ICe 7 30 mtd ¥ ek se rY •ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EP.ISCOPAL The Rev Ha rold Deeth. rec tor Church ser " 'ces 10 30 a m Holy commu · n 1on hrsl Su nday of mont h chur ch school 10 30o m for nursery t hrough 11 POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST , R1chord hanson pas to r B1ble " hoo l 9 30 am wors ht p, 10 :lO om ad ul t wo rsh1p ser vtce and young people's mee tlllg , 7 30 p m Cornbm ed B1ble stu dy and prayer meellng Wedn esday 7 30 pm \r\ohat wa s he re<t ll y likP' Wu knnw him as !liP C crw rol of thu Ar rny' We n•v erc lum ,r ~ uu r h rs t Pres1d ent t \.V c ho nor htrn ns I <~ !her of h rs r. mr n lr} 1 But h•l s lo11 k on hrrn .rs )U SI <I ll o ut s t t!n ( i 111 ~ mil l! And wll<ll \-\ Ull ld hP l h mk n f.tr ~ II U~\ that tht.! 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Rog er R1 e bel RoJy R1ggs St. Rt 7 Chesler Ph 985-4100 THE SAL VA TI ON ARMY Envoy Roy W Wm1ng off icer •n charge Sunday 10 om Hal mess mee tmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peopl es Leg1on 7 p m Thur sday , 1 to 3 p m LadieS Hom e League 7 p m Prep classes BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP liST CHAPEL Route I Shade Pa stor Bobby Elkm s Sunday school 5 p m Sunday worst·u p 5 45 p m , Wednesday pray er se r VICe 7 30p m ST PAUL lUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamore and Second St s Pomeroy ThlOl Re v W1l ltom Middleswo rth Pa stor Sunday School at 9 45 am and Church Serv1ces I I am SACRED HEART Rev Fath er Paul D Welton pastor Phone 99'1 2825 Sa turday even mg Ma ss 7 30 Su nday M oss 8 and l Oa m Con fess•on Satu rday 7 1 30 p m POMER OY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mo 1n Sl Jerry Pou l m•n• ster phone 992 7666 Conserva!i vA non ms l rum enta t Sunday wors h1p 10 o m B•ble study 11 am . worsh1p b p m Wednesday BtbiE' study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Ro lp h Srn ilh pastor Sunday school 9 30 om Mrs Worl ey Fro nos supenn len dent Preochmg ser111ces fi rs t & lh lfd Sunday!> followmg Sunday Sc hool GRAtlAMUNITEDM EIH ODIST Preach•ng 9 30 a rn hr st and se t cond Sundays o each month tl11 rd and fourth Sunday s each month wor sh1p ser..-t cen111H5 ot 7 30 p rn Wednesdo~ eve at ' 30 Pro,erond Br bleStud, SEVE NTH DAY ADVENTIST Mutberry HetghtsRoad Pomeroy Po.to• Gera rd se ron Sabbath School Sup ermt end ent Cla ro Mcintyr e Sabba th Schoo l So tur doy alrernoon or 2 00 w 1!h Wor sh1p ServiCe to llowmg ol 3 I5 RUTLAND FIR ST BAP TI ST CHURCH - Dre wy Gor e sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m morn •n g wor sh1p lO 45 o m THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pas tor Sunday School q 30 a lfl evenmg w orship 7 30 Thursday cvenmg proye r se rv•ce 7 30p m POMEROY FIR ST BAPTIST Rev Rolph Zundel p o~tor W1tt om Wa rson Sunday schoo l supt Sunday schoo l 9 30om BYF 6 p m B1ble st udy Wedne sday 7 p m cho1r prac ti Ce Wf:!dnesdoy 8 30p m FIRST S\)UTHE RN HA P TI Sr 2B2 Mulberry Ave Pom eroy Pa ul J Wh1 te Past or Gory Basham Sun doy sc hoo l supt Sunday school q 30 o m mornmg wor sh1p l O 30 evenmg w01 sh1p , b 30 p rn M1dweel-. prayer ser11 1C& 7 JO pIll MIDWAY COMMUNI TY CEN TER Oe..: ler Rd Lo n g sv ttl~ Oh o Rev Clyde Ferrell Po ster Sunday Sc hool 11 a Ill Sa tur day preochmg se rv1ce5 7 30 p m W ~d n~ s doy even mg B1b le st1..1 dy or7J0pm FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Ba iley Run Rood Rev Emmett Row5 on pa stor Handley Dunn sup! Sunday sch ool 10 a m Sun doy eve nmg sen1 ce 7 30 Btb le teochmg 7 30 p m Thurs day OVESV IlLE COMM UNIT Y CHUR CH RogE>r C Turner pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Sunday morn mg worsh1 p 10 30 Sunday eventng ser viCe 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Bull ernut A 11e, Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy W1nmg office rs m charge Sunday hot me ss mee tmg 10 a m Sunday school 10 30 am leo dcr YPSM Elotse Adams; sot vot 10n mee lmy 7 30 p m Lod1cs Home league I 2 noon to 2 p m Thursday praye r meel1119 and B1ble st udy Thur sday 7 30 pm MIDDlEPORT Ml MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Founh and Mom M iddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun· day Schoo l 9 JO o m Mrs Ervtn Baumga rdner supl Marnmg worship 10 45o m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CH RIST IN CHRIS TIAN UNION lawrence Manley pastor M r S~. Russell Young Sunday School Sup r Su nday School 9 30 o m Ev entng w ors h1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer mee hng 7 30 p rn ' Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Roc1ne Rout e 2 the Rev James M Muncy pa sto r Sun day schoo l 9 .dS a rn mormn g wo rs h1 p 11 am evenmg won h1 p 7 JO Proyer meehng, Tuesday 7 JO p m Young peoples meeting 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner S1.o:th a nd Palmer, th e Rev Peter Granda! pastor Donny Thompson , supermtendent Sun day School WMPO R,dto pro gram 7 45 am Sun day Sc hool , 9 IS o m Morning Worsh1p 10 15 a m Youth ocllvtt•es and l ellowsf"P f or jUniOr and sentor h1gh student!; 6 p 111 Sunday e11emng won hip 7 30 p m Mtd wee k p rayer terv•ces , Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, M<d dleport 5th and Mo tn George Gloze, m1 mste r M1k e Gerlach, superintende nt Ter ry Yan~ ey youlh mm tsler 8lble schoo l 9 30 o m I mormng w o r s ~up 10 30 a rn , evemng wor5 htp 7 30, pr ny ar ser v1ce , 7 p m Wednesday MIDDLEPONT CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Don Cole, pa$tor Mrs Mary La they Su n de~ 5oc hool sup! Sunday ~ c h oo l , 9 30 om mornmg worsh ip 10 JU o m Sund ay evongel h f i C P1a yer me&t!ng . 7 30 p m maetmg Wedne!doy 7 30 p m UNITE D PRESBVTER I AN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY. Dw1ght L Zov•h d1 recto r HARRI S ONVIllE PRE SBYTER IAN Re v Ern est Stnckh n, pasto r Su ndoy church Mr s Homer schoo l 9 30 o m Lee su pt , morn •ng w orsh1p , 10 30 M IDDLEPORT Sunday schoo l , 9 30 a m Rtchard Vaughan supt Mornmg wor5htp 10 30 SYRACUSE Morntng wors hip 9 o m Sunday sc hop l 10 o m Mrs Sampson Hall supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Rev James D Guynn pastor Su n do~ !>Choo l 10 om Sunday worshtp 11om, Su ndoy evemng se riii[E! 7 p m Wednesday war · sh1 p ser viCe 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Ne01 Long Botro m Ed sel Hart , pastor Sunday school 10 om Chu,ch 7 30 p m prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTj\ l , Th ~r d A ve the Re11 Wt ll 1am Kmt tel pastor Ronald Dugan Sun day Sch ·~ ' Supt Cla sses for oil ages e11 1 1g se r11tce 7 30 B•bl e ~ tu dy Wedne sday 7 30 p m youth servt(:es Fndoy 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP TI ST Corner Ash and Plum Noel Herrm an pastor Solurdoy even 1ng ser vtce 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Sundoy evei1mg wors h1p 7 30 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Rober! T Bu mgarner Director POMEROY CLU STER Re11 R ob ~ rt Hayden Rev James Corbtll CH ESTER Worstu p 9 IS o m Church School10 o m POMEROY Worsh1p 10 30om Ch urch Sch9ol q 30 a m UMYF 6 30p m ENTERPRI SE Worshtp 9 a rn Church Schoo l lOam ~O C K SPRI NGS Wo rs h1p 10 a m Chu rc h Schoo l 9 15a m UMVFb30p m FlATWOODS Wor shtp, 11 o m Church School lO am MIDDLEPORT CLU STER Rev Robe rt Bumgarn er HEATH Robert Bumgarner Pa stor Wor sh tp 10 30 am Chur chSchoo l9 30o m UMYF6p m RUTLAND Wilbur H1ll Pas tor Wor sh•p 10 30 o m Chu rch School 9 30 om SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1 chard E Jor..-1s ASBURY Worsh•p 10 40 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 om UMW l~r s t fuesdoy B1ble Stud y Thu rs 7 30 p m FOREST RUN Worsh1p 9 a m Church S~:h o o i\ O o m MINERSVILLE Worship 10 o m Chu1 ch School9 am SYRACUSE Chr uch School 9 30 om Worsh •p serv•ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLU STER Rev T•mo lhy Smti h Cluster l ea der Rev Sleven W1 lson Assoc mte BETHAN Y [Dorcas ) Worsh• p q 30 o rn Ch urch School 10 30 om CARMEL Chruch Sc hool 9 30 am Worsht p 10 30 o m 2nd an d 4th Su11d oy s APPLE GROV E Sun day Sc hoo l 930 am Worship 730 p m ls t and 3rd Sunday s Prayer m eetm g Wednesday 7 30 p rn Fellowship !> upper ftrsl Sa turday b p m UMW 2nd Tuesdoy 7 30 p m EAST LET ART Chruc h School ls t 2nd 3rdSundoy s 930a m Fou n h Sun day 10 30 am War sh1 p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4t h Su l)cfoy 9 30 a m Prayer meehng Wedne sday 7 30 p m UMW 1s t Tuesday 7 30p m WE SlEYAN (Rocme ) Sunda y School 10om Worsh1p t I am Jr UMYF Wed n es do~ 3 30 p m 61bl e Srudy Thursday 7 p m Cho11 Practi ce Thursday B p m LET ART ~A LL S Chur ch Schoo l ls t 2nd 3rd Sunday s lOIS om .dlh Sunday 9 15 am Worsh ip 1s t 2nd Jrd Su ndoys 9 15 om 4th Sun do~ 7 30 p m MORNING SlAR Wor!oohtp 9 30 am Church Schoo l 10 30 om M1d Week Se rv tce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEL Worshp 11 a m Chut:ch School 9 30 a m PORTLAND Wo rsh1p 7 30 p m Chu rc h School9 30 o /l1 SUTTON Church School 9 30 o m Wor 5oh1p l si and 3rd Sundays 10 30om NOR THEAST CLUSTER Re..- R1chard Thomas Po5o lor Duane Sy denstrtck er Joh n Douglas Assoctotes JOPPA Worship 10 am Chur ch School 9 o m Pray er Meetmg We.dnesday 8 p m • LONG BOTTOM Sunday school at 9 30 o m Wo rsh1p serviCe!> of 7 30 p m Btble 5tu dy and You th meetmg at 8 p m on Wednesdays NORTH BETHEL Worsh1p 11· am Churc h School 10a m AlF RED Sunday School 9 30 om Wor ~htp 10 45 am , Prayer m eet1ng Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW3rd Tuesday 8 p m REEDSV ILLE Sunday School q 30 a m Wors htp 7 30 p m , Prayer Tuesday , M ee tmg 7 30 p m Vl! lloh on7 30 p m 1st Thu rs day SILVER RIDGE Wors htp 10 am Church School 9 a m TUP PER S PLAINS Wbrshtp 9 o m Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST George Fredenck 5ou pt Serv1ce weekly , 9 30 am o n Sunday Preoch mg f1r st and th1rd Sundoys of month •by Cltfford Smtih 9 30 om HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION. De rrett Doddnll pastor Sunday School, 9 30 o m , Leonard, G tlmore ftrst elder evemn g ser· vtce 1 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rocme Rout e 2 The Rev Charles Hand, pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m ,;- mornmg worsh1p 11 a m Evening se rv1ces , Tuesday and Friday ; 30 p m BEARWAitOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Doug Sea mon mnliS ter Btbl e study 9 30 a m morn1ng worsh iP. 10 JO o m evemnJ worsh1p 7 30 p m Nednesday 81ble study 7 30 p 1n KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST G eorge Fredenck s1.,1pl Sun day morn tng ~ er vtce 9 30 om w1th prcochtng on f11 ~t on d lhnd Sun day ol month by Gqurge Pte kens STI VERS VILLE CO MMUNITY CHUR CH Sunday Sc hool -se rviCe 10 q m Pray er fl1&etlng lhurs day 7 p m , Sunday e 11 enmg ser YICB , 7 pIn ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy-Harmo nv1tle Rd , Oon Kennedy. pos1or. Bll l McElroy Sunday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg wo r sh,p ond communi on , 10 30 a fll Sunday evenmg yout h Chrtslian Endeo11or 6 p m won h,p ser v1ce, 7 p m Wednesday eve-n.ng pro~e r meetmg and 81ble iludy 7 30p m ST JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH Pme G rove The Re v W1l li am M iddl esworth Pastor Church serv1ces 9 30 o m Sunday School 10 30om BRADBURY <; HURCH OF C.-.RIST Ktm Cole pastor Kev tn Ki ng Sunday school sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m worshtp ser "'''e 10 30 am Sunday ser111Ces 7 p m youth meeting Wednes day 7p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Church serviCe , 7 p m , yourh meetmg 6 p m Tuesday 81 bl e S tud~ 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re11 John A Coli man pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 o m Gerold Wells supt Morn tn g worsh1p, 10 30 am Sunday e .... emng worsh1p 7 30 Prayer meet1n 9 Wedne5doy 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don L Walker Pastor , Ronn11;1 Sa lser Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday school q 30 a,m , mormng war sht p 10 40 am Sunday evenmg worsh'F. 7 30 Wednesday even 1n9 B1b e study 7 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN , R~v Lelon C losure pasto r Sunday School 9 30 o m yout h and 1unror youth ser11 1Ce b 4S p m , evem ng wors h1p 7 30 p m pro~er and protse, Wednesday, 7 30p m SilVER RUN FREE BAPTIST, Mtles Trout pastor Su nday school 10 a m Steve lillie sup! E11enmg serv tce 7 p m prayer meehng Thu rsday 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Rev Bo bby Porter pastor Sun do~ school 9 30 a m wor sh tp servtce ll a m eve nm g se rv•ce 7 30 youth serviCe Wednesday 7 30p m LANGSVILLE CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Ted Jones pastor Su ndoy school 9 30 a m . Roy S•gmon supt mornmg wors htp 10 30 Su nday eventng serv tce 7 30 m1d wee k serv1ce Wednesday 7 30p m SYRACUSE CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Rev Da le Boss pastor Bob Moo re Sunday ., School supr Su ndoy school classes lor all ages , 9 30 am , morntng wors htp 10 45 am N YPS 6 30 p m , evong el ts!ICser v1ce 7 30 p m Pray er and fo st mg Tue sday 10 am M1d wee k pray e r Sftrv tce Wednesday 7 30 p m , mens prayer meettng Saturday 7 p m m1ss anory mee l1ng seco nd Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FA ITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robe rt Sm1th pasto r Su nday Scho ol 9 30 a m Cl oss l ea der l eo H11l worship SfHVICe 10 30 o m chur ch730pm EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R Blake poster Sunday School 10 a m H o~ ord McCo~ sup t Morn mg sermpn 11 a m Sunday ntght ser11 1Ces Chnsllon Endeavor 7 30 p m Son g ser11 tce 8 p m Preochmg 8 30 p m M•dwe ek Prayer meo tmg Wednesday 7 p m Roy Adoms loy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS T l oca ted at Ru tl and on New L1mo Rood next to Fores t Acre Pork Rev Roy Rouse pa stor Robert Mu sser Sunday School su p! Sun day schoo l 10 30 o m worshtp 7 30 p m Btbl e Stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m Satu rday n•ght prayer ser vtce 7 30 p m HEMLOC K GROVE CHR ISTIAN Roge r Watson pastor Jess 1e Wh1te Sun de~ school sup! Morn tng worship 9 30 a m , Sun doyschool 10 30 om e..-enmg 5o erv•ce 7 30 Wednesday 81 ble S tu ~y 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Brown supply pastor Sunday school q 4S am S undo~ evenmg wo rship 7 30p m f UPPER S PLAIN S CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Eugene Underwood pastor Howard Co ldwell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supr Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Marntng Ser mon , 10 30 o m Su nday .. ve n 1ng se rviCE! J p m lET ART FAll S UNITED BR ETHREN Rev Free land Norns pastor Floyd Noms sup! Sunday !>Chool 9 30 a m morn1ng ser man 10 30 a m , Prayer se rv1c e, Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 0 J Whtte Roo d off 160 Rev George Grayle pastor· Sunday Schoo l 10 a m , Arthur () Henson Sup I Mornmg Wors htp 11 o m Young People s se rviCe 7 pm Eva ntng se rv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday Mtd Wee k Prayer Service 7 30 p m Youth meet mg 6 30 p m Evemng war sh1p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re11 Herbert Grote, pastor Worship se rYtce 11 a m Sundoy and 7,30 p m Sunday School 9 30 a m R1 ch ard Borton s upt Pra yer meet1 ng Wednesdo~ 7 30 p m CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHRIST, Jock Perry , mmtster Sun doy School 9 30 am morn1ng church 10 30 am Sunday even tng se rv1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesday se rvtce , B p.m LA UREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Floyd F Shook pas tor , lloyd Wr~ght • Sunday School Sup! Morntng Worshrp 9 30 a m S u nde~ School 10 20 o m Wedne5doy Prayer and 81 ble Study 7 30 p m , Sunday evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m , Cho1r Proct1ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr mm1ster Rick Maco mber sup t Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m worship' ser vtee , 10 30 o m B•ble Study, Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Of lATTER DAY SAIN TS Portland Rac •ne Rood Wtlltam Roush pustor Denny Evans Sunday Schc ol D•rector Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn 1ng worsht p 30 am Sunday even1ng servtce 7 p m w ednesdo~ dllen•ng proy ~r"'~er VIC&$ 7 30 p ,m ~ BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Re11 orl Shuler, pastor Wors h1p service q 30 a m Su nda y sc hoo l ' 10 30 o m Btble Study an d prayer se r v1ce Thursdoy 7 30 p m CAkLETON CHURCH, K111gsbury Rood Gory Ktn g po5o i Or Sunday school '30 o m , vv1.mmg wor slllp 7 30 p m P1 oy~r mec !tng tq Wednesday 7 30 p.m lONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Bruce Sm ith , pastor Wallace Damewood , Supt Btble School ~ 30 o m Preocn.ng 1er v1ce 10 15om No evem ngser111ce HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Re 11 Herbert At lin g. pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morm ng serv ice !0.30 o .m , ~outh ser v1ce , 6 45 p m Evongelt shc servtce 7 30 p m Prayer meel1ng , Thursday , 7 30 pm - FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION ot 8ald Knob Rev E J Gr ltUI+l , svpt ol church Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor, Roger Wlllfr ed Sr Sunda~ Schoo l supt Su nday School 9l0 o m prayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m you th meeting 6 p,m Sunday leaders Ada Von Meter and Gtef to Suttle Sunday evenmg wor· sh1p 7 p m through wtnter man '"'WHITES CHAPEL Coolvil le RD Rev Roy Oeet.er pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m wors htp servtce , 10 30 a m B1ble study end prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIST , t ori Peak pas tor 8•11 Brown Sunday school supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a :om wo rship and communton fm30 a rn Ellenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m Regul ar board mee11119 Saturday 7 p m RUTlAND COMMUNI TY CHU R CH Sunday School 9 30 o m worship service 11 o m , Wednesday proye r meetmg 7 30 p m youth sen1 1ces , Sunday, 7 p m , Sundoy mght wo rsh ip 7 30 RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev llo~d D Gnmm Jr , poster Sunday school , 9 30 a m wo rshi p servi ce 10 30 a m Brood~as I ltve over WMPO ~oung peoples servt ce 6 45 evo ngehshc se r ~ICe , J 30 p m Praye r me-et1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M1monary meehng 7 JO p m ft rst Wednesday of month MASON COUN TY MASON FIRST BAPTI ST Second Sta n Cro1g and Pomeroy Sis pasto r Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh1p ser..- n•: e 11 a m trotnmg umon 6 30 p m evenmg wor !>hip ser..- 1ce 7 30 p m M1d Week prayer serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Bo)( 487 Mtll er St Moson W Vo Sunday B1 ble Study 10 a m Worship 11 o m and 7 p m B1ble Study Wedne5odoy 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUT HERN BAPTI ST Cor · ner of Second and Anderson Mason Pos l or Wolter Cloud Sunday school9 45 am , wo rsh1p ser111Ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1b l& study, W e dnesda~ . 7 30p m MASON ASSEMBI Y OF GOD Dudd1ng t one Mason W Va Chester Tennant Pos ter Sunday Sc hoo 19 -45 a m Childr en s Chur ch 6 45 p m Yaung Peopl es Ser VICe 6 45 p m Evangelt sr1 c Ser v1ce 7 30 p m Women s M•s s•on ory Counct l 10 am f11 st and th~rd Tuesday s Pro~ e r an d Btb le Study Wednesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CH RI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev W• lhom Compbetl pastor Sunday School 9 30 o m James Hug hes sup! evemng serv 1ce 7 30 p m We dn esday event ng prayer mee~ , 7 30 p m Youth pra~e~ s...,..,-c! each Turuday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CH URCH 1 Letart , W Vo , Rt 1 Rev George Has ch ar pastor Sunda~ Schoo1 9 30 a m Proyer and Btble studr 7 30 p m Cottage Pro~er Ser111C9 Tu esdo~ 10 am Wonh1p Ser, v1ce Thursday, 7 30 p m CAlVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N, Secon d, M1ddleport pastor , Cur lis Stephen Church school , 9 3Q o m preochmg servt ces : 10 30 o m and 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng B1ble study 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOliNESS CHUR · CH INC - Corner Fourth onQ Lincoln Sts M•ddteport Rev 0 Dell Manley pastor Sony Hu~ son Sundoy School supe rmten dent Sunday school 9 30 a m eventng worship, 7 30 p m prayer Qnd pra iSe serv1ce Wednesdo~ , 7 30 p m THE PEOP lE 'S CHURCH OF POMEROV - Cor ner Morn and Court Sts . thtrd fl oor over Henry l •ghthouse Restaurant Cook pastor Sunday school 10 o m , morn•ng worsh 1p, 11 o m ev en1ng ser 11 1ce 7 30 Wednesday even1 ng servtce 7 30 tnterdenommallonol lull gospel RUTlA ND CHURCH OF GOD Pas tor De nn1s Ba les Su nday School 1()fib m , worsh ip se r111ce I I 30 q m en d 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLA ND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Tho mas L pa stor Btb le- study , Holm es Sa turday 7 30 p m Eva ngelistic p m prayer meetmg Tuesday, 7 30 p rn Btble St udy Thursday, 7 30,p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - Hom son ~J tll e Rood, pastor Edtson Dewey K•ng Weo11er oss tstont , Henry Eblm , Jr Sund ay schoo l sup! Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m , mornmg war· sh1p II o m Sunday eventng serv 1ce , J 30 prayer meetin g Thu rsday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Not Pentecostal Rev George Oiler pastor Worship ser111ee Sunday 9 45 a m Sun day sc hool, 11 om worshtp ser· vtce 7 30 p m Thurl!.doy prayer rnee!1ng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Untted Brethren Ch urch SunPay School q 30 o m Worsh1p serv1Ce 10 45 a m Preochmg ser vices eve ry Sunday al ternarmg wtth C E Wednesday proyer meeltng 7 30 p m Rev James l each . pastor Dov1d Hol ter toy leader JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1 mile east of Rut land 1unct1on of Route 124 ond Nobl e Summ11 Rood (T 174) Sunday B1ble Lecture 9 30 a Watchtower study, 10 30 a m Tuesday B1bt e stu dy 7 and 8 1S p m , Thur sd ay theocr at" school , 7 30 p m se r v 1 ~e meetmg 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST ,... 570 Grant St M•ddleport ,Bobby Elkms pastor Sun day School 10 a m worship serv •ce 11 am even mg ser111Ce 7 30 p m Thur sd ay p r a~er meelmg and B1bte st udy 7 30 i -The DeUy Sentlnel; Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday "-- 3 1976 DICK TRACY ' ' ' """ ' Television log for easy viewing 5 oo-Btg Valley 3, Merv Griffin • · Brady Bunch 8, Mister Rogers 20,33, Star Trek 15 5 30-News 6; family Altair 8, Etec Co :10,33, Adam11 13. , 6·oo-News 3,••8, tO,T3, 15, ABC News 6, Zoom 20,33 WIN AT BRIDGE Hal Simms mystifies Jacobys NORTH till IT WM P>AIN TO ANV 065~RVER THAT YOU HAD ~0 THOU~HT5 T~~ PLA ~T eur FOR EiACH OTHEiR! .8 t K J 10 4 • AQ8 TO HElP YOU f':!;ALIZE WHAT WAS IN YOUR OWN MINDS ALL ALONG! EAST • KJ • 986 .u n-z · SOUTII • A J 10 7ti • 32 Graha,-, Cru~ede 8, Washlngto!"' Week Jn Review 20 ,33 B Jo-Ha \1 of Fame 3,•. 15, Walt Street Week 20,33 • 9·oo-Movle " Smash Up on Interstate l" 6,\3 ; Movie "The Terminal Man " 8.10: Documentary Showcase :10.33 TO oo-NBC News M .IS, lll ewo 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 , 11 oo-News 3,4,6,8,TO,T3,1l . MacNeil Lehrer Report 1n the North seat 1ebid two notrump over his part net 's one-spade response Langdon went to three spadus, but S1ms reb1d to th ree noltump and played rt there East opened the deu ce of clubs and S1ms managed to coll ect 11 tnck s Where does th e mystery come m" Slqts wo s a great dummy player. but ne~ther of n t A:I Netlhc r vulm•rabh• \\ es t North East South 1• Pass I• Pass 2• Pass 2N T Pass Pass 3 N T Pass Pass Openrng lead - 4 " managed to get that lllh trtck Ten lmks yes That 11th really rnust have t eq u.~red some help I rom the defenders ~~~~~ A ~' ionda reader wants to know what th e rule about r evokes Uy Oswald & James Jacoby Today 's hand from that 1930 fmal match may well be call· ed a mystery hand The b•d· dmg m th e box IS when Ltgh tner s a t South and Culbertson North It is rather normal b1ddmg and would .probably be duplicated m a modern match Langdon opened the four of 1s We w1ll answer part of lhts today and the rest tomorrow A r evok e occurs when a player wbo has a card or ·~ 11 •3()-Johnny Carson 3,.,15, SWAT 6,13. Movie "Captai n Nemo & the Un!lerwater City'' 8; Mary Hartman 10. ABC News 33 Tl 00-Movl e "To Ca tch a Thief " 10; Janak\ 3J T2 40-Mod Squad 6; Wrestling 13 1.0()-Midnlght Special 3,,4, T5. T 4()-lllews 13 2·Jo-News 3 3 oo-Movle "The Baroness & the Buller" 3 4 JO-Movte "Jitterbugs" J us ca n frnd any way that he • 10 6 4 3 6·0Q-Movle " Dance H a l l " 3 '' SATURDAY , DECEMBER 4, 1976 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 8,10 6 3D-Fun tor Everyone 6. TV Classroom 8, Treehou!U! . Club TO, Kentucky Afield 13 7 oo-Saturday Report 3, Dusty's Treehouse • ; Eddie Saunders 6i Treehouse Club Br ULS FLum Report to, Gllllian 13. a. Goliath 6 , 7 JO-Bullwlnkle 3, Children's Theatre 4, Valley of the Ulnosaurs 6, Dusty's Treehous.e 8: Man from C(lrds 111 a suit that he should c 0 S 1 10, Junior Almost Anything Goes T31 play , plays a card m some Sesame Sl 20. other sUJ t It becomes es e·oo-Woody Woodpecke r 3, 4,1 5: Tom & Jerry 4,6, 13; tabll shed when he or his '' Sylvester & weety 8, 10 par tn er plays to the next 8·30-Pink Panther 3, 4,\5 , Jobberlaw 6,T3, Clue Club tr1 ~ k The penalty for a revoke 8. TO, Mister Rogers 20 IS two lrt ck~ . but only m9 00-Scooby -Doo 6, 13; Bugs Bunny 8, 10, Seso me Sl ciudmg the rcvokmg and later :10 hea rts Dummy's nme forced trtcks Thus you cannot lose a 10 oo-Soeed Buggy >.4.15 . Ta.,an 8,1 0: Once Upon • East's queen Today, more tnck prevtously taken if you C\ustc 20 than 45 years later , Jacoby revoke tO Jo-Monster Squad 3,4,15, Kroftt Supershow 6,13, who sa t East. can't remerilber Shetam lois 8.10, Movie "Gas House Kids In (For a copy ol JAC:J BY -.--"111 how the play went , built was MOD Hollywood" 9. Zoom 20 ERN send $1 to "Wm "' one of those hands where the 11 O O-Spoce Ghost 3,4, 15, Ours lory 20. conservattve Lightner played a t Br~dge ' c l o th1 s !1 ·30-Big John. Little John 3.•. 1!; Superfrlends T3, newspaper P 0 BoK 48 9 safe and scored hiS three Big Blue Merble 6, Ark 118,10, Consumer Survival RadJo Crry Stat10rt New York nutrump Kit 20 At the other tabl e, Hal S1ms NY 1001 9) T2 OO-Marshall Basketball Highlights 3, Land of the Lost 4, 15, Hot Dog 6; Fat Albert B. 10, Action News tor Kids 13, Crockett's Victory Gorden 20 12 3o-Gandstend 3,4,15, American Bandotand 13: Soul Train 6: Way Out Game! B, Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 , by THOMAS JOSEPH T oo- NFL Foolbal\3,4,15, Children's Film Feat Ivai 8. ACROSS DOWN Movi e " Jumbo" 10. lnltnlly Foctory 33. 1 3o-College Football 6,T3, What's It All About? B, I Power I Suffix for source 1nner or out Zoom 33 2 oo-Movte "Char lotte's Web" B, Nove 33 6 LICtt 2 Mark J · ~ NF L Today 8, Fomlly at War 33. 11 Maureen Hanna's 3:3()-NFL Footbell B,TO of the stale 4 oo-NFL Game of the Week 3, Grandstand 15 , Btl late show 3 Tall story with Knit 33 1! Rebel 4 Mmmg lmd 4 15--Pro Bowling 6,1 5 13 Seasonal 5 R11ie 4 30-Are's Sports World 6, Nashville on the Road 13 , song 6 TerrttorJes Caroling, Caroling 33 YesterdAy 's Answer 5 ~Xr-Star Trek 3, Wide Wor ld of Sports 6,13, Treuur e (2 wds 1 7 Silkworm ttunt 4, Catch 33 33 I> Ballerma's 8 Actor 21 Card game 32 ShortcoTmn~ 5·30-Adam 12 41 Education In Transition 33 pivot Young 22 South Seas 33 She ( Fr ) • 6·00-News 3,•; God Has the Answer T5 16 Imogene's 9 Rowan canoe 31 Not 6.30-NBC News 3,4, TS, ABC News 13, News 6,TO: rormer 10 Permit 23 Sufftx for new VIewpoint 8, Lilias Yoga & You 33 partner 14 Ornamental duck 3> Punch 7 oo-Cotlege Boskefba!I J; Lowrance Welk : Hee How • 17 Jokesters stone 21 Granny 36 Island 6,8; $128 ,000 Question 10, Let's Make o Deol 13; 18 - and Fox 17 Saptent Lawrence Welk 15 7 30-Pop Goes the Country 4;, is one republic 21 Do film18 Indication 26 A stork (abbr.) Do ll y 10: In Search of 13 8 OO-Holmes & Voyo 6, Emergency 4,6,TS; Billy edttmg 19 Auk genus quotation 37 Insect Graham Crusode a. Mary Tyler Moore 10: Here's work 20 Campus ( 3 wds.) 38 Obtain• Lite, Amerlco 13, Woody 33 !I PrefiX for belle 30 39 Elizabethan 8 30-Whoi 's Happenlngll 6; Bob Newhart 10 meter 9 oo-Money changers 3,4, t 5: College Foolbal l 6, T3 , All .-:--:----.;~> Once-a-year 17:-+--f--+-tIn The Family 8,10 celebrity · 9·3o-AIIce-8, 10;- New 6-nglaod-Chr.latmos 33.___ _ (2 wds.) 10 oo-carol Burnett 8,1 0, VIs ions 33 F1rst-rate 11 00-News J,4,8,TO,T5 "Tight" 11 T5--P MA Pulse TS. Destgnate 11 .3o-- Mary Hartman 3. Weekend •· T5 : Peter Mar shall a, Movie " Boom Town " 101 Jan!kl 33. Nuisance 12.oo-Mary Hartman 3, ABC New• 6; News 133. Hmdu iils-Movle " Do Not Fold, Spindle or Mutilate" 6 title 12 3o-Mary Hartman 3; Movie "Godzll la vs the Smog F1re (Fr 1 Monster" 13 See 13 1 oo-Mary Hartman 3 Across 1 Jo-Mary Hartman 3 ( 2 wds 1 2 oo-News 3: ABC News T3 ''The 2 30-Mov\e " Nightmare In Chicago" 3. Tempest" 3 45--Movle " Boy Friend" 3 / role 5 00-Movle "The Wild Season" 3. 11 Papal 6 oo-satnt 3 ve1l 42 One of the t.yiiiNillfi.III'\HIIIJ '"'111111!111 Fords 43 Went off Un1eramhle these rour Jumble1, one letter to each aquare, to rourse form four ordinarr worcll. I IlAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXVIJJ.BAAXR 7 15--Davey ~ ..,HAVE: the Sermonette MISS ~W 60T AN Ct.D PA?SFORT Pt\?10 I CAfJ 'SHOW M4 WIFP \IIA."i, ~~ITT I'SH ... GASOUNE ALLEY ~fD'!OOIDUJE;-~=!~! .-Jc W/-IAR IS ITCQIAIIJ 1 IT'S COMIN' FUM fUM -61-Jim- HIM!r Is I. 0 N G F E I. I, 0 W O ne letter simply slands ror another In thiS sample A Ia u se d f o r the three I.'s, X for the two O's, etc SmRie letters, apostrophes, the length ami (ormation of t he words are all hmts E nrh day the rode lett ers arc different o..,... ._ I{ C'RVPTOQUOTES MHZ PI WINNIE bl. @J!IIIDIOIII-=::!i1111115J11.:!:====: '!I1tJ A iQT NICfR lHAN MY OLD C'ON ON/ LET~ UNPACK !HE CAR CA/3/N... AND lrf3 R/(31-{TON lHE AND GET &ffiLED IN! I WANT NACH! "' TO WET MY FEET IN THAT ~RENTED~E FIRSr HOUBE YOU LOOKED AT? DZK GJK GKAVKI, DSMDF! OCEAN THERE.' V H N A1 Tune-in to God GJK VHNA! VEZZKAVF D A P GHH RESKI UDXNAB HC I K A- GJKZK DZK UDAF' I SMAJET t tJ I II "' IUDSS ZKADZP Yesterday's Cryploquote . LIKE THE BEE, WE SHOULD MAKE OUR INDUSTRY OUR AMUSEMENT - OLIVEI! GOWSMITH CJ 1976 KJn1 f'utwes Syndlcalto,lnc pmH'r. (ld 111 !trw" tth God's will l "lftlw"'" you nsk By illlto•nlrlll lo positlw thou~hts and fllh•rm~ ,lUt all nt'gatlve thou~hts . It's that simple. God spo•nks to you through pollitlw thou~bts Tune in to God's spirit by lo•ttlu~ Him move in on wings of bt•autiful ideas Posslbitlty thinking will release powers von nt'Ver knew you had! Reverend So'huller, Jl!ISior of the Gorden Grove, CaUl. , Community Church, conduct.! a nattonally syndicated • Q1 • Q 7 s2 OH, BL/ THI:: By Robert Schullrr I have a favorite rarlw station that l listen to hrn• 111 Southern California When l travel away from home. om• of the lhm~s I m1ss m011t ,. that I can't pkk up my favorite station. Is thrstatlon dead? Is tt not function in~ ' Is my radto broken'' No, tht• radio IS work m...: nnd tht• statiOn ts on the mr. I'm Ju•t too far away to pick up the signaL Have you "tuned-in" to. God' Until you're close enough to hear God's SignAl you will never discover ll" • Q54 2 • K 93 ¥K ID S I RU TlAND FREEWILL BAPTI ST Church - l e land Hol ey pastor Sunday schoo l 10 om evenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m Proyer meelmg Wednesday 7 30 p m It's Possible! 3 ¥ AJ986 WM MERH'i A TRICK pm · GOING TO BETHLEHEM At the Advent SellS()n each year we agam make our Journey to Bethlehem Just as the shepherds dtd many years ago Immediately after the angels withdrew, the shepherds say, "Come, let us go straight to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has made known to us." No dou~t. as they journeyed toward Bethlehem, they had many ml!lglVIngs. For would they not expect the "Light of the World" to be born m the sunniest hour of the day - the dsy most full of· light In that brilliant Eastern land? Yet 1t was far otherwise I It was m the night. The stillness aroWld Bethlehem that mght must have been Intriguing - the strange awful peace reigning in this cavern nursery. I The vrllagers are not thronging the streets in wonder. What a surprise, to lind the streets empty and none crowding m bef?re them at the stable door! They look m at a poor Jewish llllllden, and an old man, bendmg over a little child. Yet this scene presents preeminently the disclosure of D1vme love. Jesus, the helpless infant, teaches us that the true worth of hwnan life Ill just m proportion to man's hwnble obedience to the will of God Mary, bending over the manger, tells us that all of us, hke Mary, must be Willing to say, "Be it Wlto me according to Thy Word." Is this not the same lesson as Is taught by the Infant Christ? Joseph Is the third party m the group. We often fall to give enough credit to hun, in that he yrelds himself with quiet dignity to the strange claims of God upon him. Are we ever asked to do something of this same sort to promote the Christian fa1th today? We see the shepherds as examples of faith In the message from heaven, of obedience to the command to seek the Saviour of zeal in commW11cating the glad tldlrlgs concerning Jesu~ ~ others. They "returned glorfylng and praising God for aU the thmgs that they had heard and seen, as it was told WilD them." As we "kneel at the manger" again this year,let 111 rtmllll there long enough, and get quiet enough, so U..t wt _ . , the voice of God and get a glimpse of His glory, U.l "', 1011. may return to the routine tasks of life , glorifJ~ •nd ~ · God, because life has taken on a new dlmenllon. Zavltz , Pastor·Director, The United Preabyt«iatt Miltlolly Ia Meigs Co. 6 3()-NBC News J,•. TS , ABC News 13; Andy Gr/11\th 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. VIlla AIOilrt 33 7•00-Truth or Cons 3: To Tell the Truth • : Bowling f~r Dollars 6: Andy Williams 8, News 10, Johnny Cash Rldln' lhe Rolls13; My Three Sons \5; Ohio Journal 20 : Block Perspective on the News 33. 7.3()-Porter Wagoner 3, Break the Bank • : Candid Camera 6, Treasure Hunt 8; Madlelt-Lehrer • Report 20,33, Andy Williams TO , Billy Graham Crusade 15 8 00-Sanford a. Son 3.• . Donny a. Marte T3 ; Billy FRIDAY , DECEMBER 3, lt76 Ynkrd•r'• J•,..'- FNIH CATCH QUEASY I Anl"en All tM •don mah It"' foro..,.,-TH!CAST BARNEY FJ,, JWcC FEW 6~ IIORE A ALL RIGHT, ~OU GIJIIS! AND A FEW MOR E ANDA FEWMORE. ·- 0 0 0 " 0 0 0 • trlt'VISIOn pro~ram 0 • .' 0 • " IS THAT, MAW? GO ON IN TH' HOUSE AN' SEE rER "'ORESELr 0 0 0 0 WHAT SORTA DADBURN REMARK • 0 0 TATER'S GITTIN' PLUMB BLOC-KHEADED, PAW • 0 • 0 T) •I 'j �• 10- The DeUy Sentinel. 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ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sales , Rummag e, Por ch and Basemen t Porch and Basement Sales, etc must be paid In advance Ge t yours 1n ea rl y by s toppi ng by our office lit Th e Dally Sentin el, fn Co urt St or wr iti ng Box 729 , Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 With your r emittance Noti ce on Fltng of In ve ntor y and Appra ise ment The State of OhiO , Me195 County, Ohto , Court of •co mmon Pleas , P r obate ' Ot'o'I SIOn THE RACIN~ Ftre Deportment \ •II have a gu n shoot Salurdat' al 6> 30 p rn ol thei r bu,ld,ng 10 Bashon NOW accepting ptono students begtnnerlli, mtermsd1ates, ad· vanced students Col! 9'12 2270 INTERVIEWS .;,,11 be held Mndot'. Nov 22 1976 llilo rllng of 11 ,00 a m o'clock m the office of the Meigs Counlt' Comm1utoners, Court House, PomerOt' Oh1o for orc h1tects who are on lhe approved l1st of State Ar· chttec ts (Pub!tc Works State of Oh1o) lor l~,e proposed mulit putpose focl ltty lor Me•gs County Please ca ll lor appo•hl men! m 2895 PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Chtldren s and adults Jun& VanVranken 9'12 mo rHE RACINE Volunteer Ftre Oeportmenl need further con trtbultons to pay for ftbergloss door for the ltre deportment bwldmg Every contnbution wtll be greatlt' op pret: taled Plealie send don allons to the Roc1ne Vo luntee1 Ftre Oepoll men t RaCine Ohto "15771 AlTHOUG H Btrchfteld s Tax1der my has bu rned, work STILLWill BE DONE 1n tem po rary quarters Hove t'OUr troph tes moun ted lodoy and treasure them tomorrow BIRCHF IElD s TAXIDE RMY east of Rutland m1le on Rt 124 Phon& 7.. ~ 2178 HA VE A $200 party gel $76 wort t-t of clothes for $26 or $100 party ond get specia l reduced do th tng If! un1ts G1fts ror Chnst mos get low co!.! Chrtstmoli gtft s Phone 949 2803 or 949 2786 "' BIG BASEMENT Sole Dec 2 3 ond 4th Barbells ctlord organ troosure hnder L R sut te lots of good do th mg, oil sues Other 1tems too numerous to menlton Turn off rl 7 at Memory Garden s Cemetery Co ~ d 32 Eagle Rt.-lge Rd op pro~e 5'11 mt1 es WANTE D babystlle r day :>tuft Col i (614) 067 3675 alter 5 p m TH ERE Will be candy classes Dec 7at I p m ond7p m Con tact JoAnne Fellt', 742·2818 or l01s Walk er 742 2J33 GUN SHOOT ot ttle Rocu.,e Gun Club every Sunday I p m Assorted meals XMAS SPECIAL Any Sew ng mochme cleaned o1led ond ad 1usted $5 <18 TH E Sew ng Center Mtddlepo rt CL ASSES IN Venous crofts and lm e arts wil l be held ot !he CRAFT Y LADI ES HANDICRAFTS on Tuesdays and Thu rsdays Phone 9~2 229B or 992 5308 for oppo tqtrnent s To the Execu tor or Ad m tnn;trator of the es tate , to such of the follo w1ng as are •residents of the Sta te of Oh1 0 vtz - the su nn vl ng spouse the nC)(I Of k1n the ' bencftctar tes under the w1ll , and to the attor ney or at . torMys representing any of the afor cment1oned persons No 71958 , Wll lt am F Harr1S deceased RtHine , ,OhtO R D Sutton Tow nsht p You ar e hereby noh fted that the Inven t ory a nd Ap pratsement of the estate of the aforementto ned , deceased , tate ot said Coun t ~ was Itled tn lh 1s Cou r t Satd In ven tory and Ap pra isement will be for hea rin g befor e lh1S Court on the 1Tih da y of Decembe r, 1976 at 10 00 o' cloc k AM Any per so n des tnng to file excepttons thereto mus t file th em a t least ftve days prtor to th e da te set tor h ~ar m g Gtven under my hand and seat ot sa td Cour t, lh ts 1s t d a ~ of December , 1976 Ma nntng 0 Webs te r, Judg e By Ann 8 Wa hon , De put~ He lp Wanted Clerk t 12l3 102tc GUARANT EED JOBS $J7A40 smg le S502 80 tnomed Arrny Recru llmg call collect (61" ) LEGAL NOTICE 59J 3022 TO GE NE EDWA RD L ADV TO ltve m wt th elderly tody RO S E , wh ose t.1 5t know n adctrcs5 1s A thrns Greece and Room ond board and wages who se e ~ea c t addr ess t!. open Phon& <192 3923 un ~nown TO M ARGA RET JOA NN WAL.:KE R w ho'lC lil Sl kn own ,1ddr£'S'> •S Kent OhtO and whose las t known addr ess IS unknown TO TH E S URVIV IN G SPOU SE OF WAYNE GR IMM d ~c ease d whos e na m e a nd add r ess a r c unkn own To J ames Gnm m whose la st known address Is 5530 Old 0 1 ~et e Htg hway , Forest Pa rk, GA 30050 Yo u arc her eby not tiled th ii ~ ou hav e been named defendant s 1n a tegil t ac t1on cnt 11ICd Robe rta C O' On en vs Ge ne Edwilrd Ro se ('tat act ta n ha s been asStoned No lh 799 1n the Common Pl f'a s Cou rt of Mctq s County OhtO Th e abp"c t of the comp latn l •s to part tllon real est ate S•lua lcd m Rutland Townsh1p M ~JtCJ'> Co unty Ohto descn bcd ,as follows Bectmn mq tn th e cent er of •B1q Leadmq Cr ee k at th e nonhw es t co rner of E H Grt e't'cs land late ly bouqht by the SoJ1d Mc Hdf lte tn SecltOn ,34 l OSt). 6 Ranqc 14 Oh10 Com puny !'. Purchase thence north 117 cleg east '11 rod s to th e w ~s t S1de of th e road then ce ea s t ~ 0 rod5. th ence north 7J dcq eas t 7 ~ 1 , rods thf'ncc north '!, ro ds 73 lmk s ,th ence so uth IS' dcg we st l~ <ads 9 l111ks the nce we st 101 rod s llll1nk s to the ce n ter road lcadtnQ fr om Brad ley Mtl l to qrass run th ence so uth 10 1 dcq cast IJ rods to The center of lead1nQ cree k , thence down satd cr ee k to the pla ce ot beqmn•ng con tatnmg about <18 a cr es more or l!'ss EKcepltnq at,Jout 4 a cr es all of thf' 11orth ~t d r! bctonq1nq 10 Eltza Nelson he1 rs Yo u ar e r equ1r ed to answer th o Co mplamt wtlh tn 78 da ys af te r lhc la st publtcalton of )hts not•ce wh tch wtH be pubftc;hed once each week for SIX con scc uttve weeks The la st publtcatton wttl be made on J an 7, 1977 and the 28 days for an swer Wtf l start on that date tn case at your fa ilure to answe r or other wtse rcsponCl as rcqu tr ed by the OhtO Rules of C•v •t Pro cedure tud nment by defau lt wilt be r£'nd ered for r e lief aqa1nsl you de m anded 1n th1S complatnl LAR RY E SP EN CER Clerk, of Courts Com mon Pleas Co urt Mei gs Co unty OhtO (11) 29 26 { ! ']) 3, 10, 17 ~4 31. {I) 7 SI C If you are 65 or older •nd you have Medicare hospital Insurance because of work credits under BOcial security, you wlll have lhlB protectlor __ u long as you live. ·------1·. I' MEIGS~ Equipment Co. I I I I . POMEROY, 0 . PH. m -211• llnlernetloMI 1Htrvestll' fNew Idee Equipment' IMcCulloch Chain I Saws ..__________ • fNSTitlJC170N u""'" ""f'lo!N by lo:~ tflldl•r c .....,.,..w. lu.d .,,,.••, .......,_. .....,11 •(•0.• $18,300 ,.,;· uJ fl"a.rd by th US. IJI'fJI af Lu~ ~ Bllf'l'lll .. llj l •bor s l lllg/lr.a. h•ll~tur 111115 NO FUTURE IIN AU RUT? Con!Ndef a Profeta10nel C.eer Duv1ng a "BIG RIG" We are a Pnvate Tra~r~lng School offer· ing a PART Time or fULl Tme Tratning Program If you are worktng, Don't Outt Your Job, attend our Weekend Tra•nmg program or anend our 3 Week FULL Tome Residono Tra1rong. H ~w" I ntt/M 1 rwihr Tnt••••ll ~tr PARKERSBURG 422-4080 l,o&t~#~d LOST BROWN and block mole German Shephard dog Contact Ronald Cowdery at 985 3581 3 VERY UNHAPPY boys wont the relurn of one lemole chocolate potnt Stomese cot between South Second and South Thtrcf St Mtddleport Answers to the nome ol Sam Phone 992 545" or 618 South Th~rd St EYE GLASSES on Rt 7 ot Hobson btfoco ls Phone 742 2789 11 - Tbe DlllyStnllneLMiddleport-Pomeroy, o., Friday, Dec. 3,1976 TIMES FOR HOLDING COURTS OF APPEALS , • • For Fast Results Use The .S entinel Classifieds DAN THOMPSON'S A 0 . 1977 STATE OF OHIO, FOURTH Judlclll Dislr tct Court ot lHICLOIEIIYOULOOk, '11411(11111 WI! LOOk ApptiiS tt It ordered the I the time of •lht beginning of the terms of W.t and Found F'urSale lOST 1972 Ford hubcap lost on CHOICE ttar corn , $ ~ 00 bushel Success Rood If found call Phone 7"2 235'9 Howard Larkins 843 2211 CHRISTMAS TREES I , On Old Rt 33 BIG REO and whtt•lemale hound between Co Roods 18 and 19 ' LOST between Rt 33 & 7 by Tag now ond cut fresh wh.tn Pomeroy Gun Club Con tden destrvd Pnced $2 00 to $8 00 hly , $100 REWARD lor dog tn Opho and Barbaro Ollull good condilton No questlom Pt-tone '992 3296 (614 ) o•ked Coli co!IMI STEREO A.M FM radto 8 frock 836 8150 lope combtflalton 8olonce $106 40 or lerm& Coll992 3965 USED FORES TRY EQUIPMENT Ttm~qock 360 Sk1dder John Wanted to Buy Deere 540A Sktdder 42 Inch Tower BuiiEdger Fronkhn 13()8 OlD fu m1ture, •ce boxes bran Sk•dder Davtd Brown Tractor beds wotl telephones and loader Contact Don Graves or por ts or com plee households lyons E(lu•pment, Co Inc Wrtte M D Mtller Rt 4 Ctrdev1lle Ohto "13113Phone Pomeroy, Ohio Coli 992 -7700 (614) 596 "709 or 4H 6028 CASH potd for ol! makes cod models of mob1le homes TRUMPET IN case lad1es sue a Ch1cogo roller skates, 197 1 Phone area code 614·4'23-<1531 Chevelle Maltbu , good condt TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Pro !ton low m•leoge $1{J(X) ducts lop pnce for stondtng Phone 992 2280 sowllm ber Coli Kent Ha nby 8 MOOEL All1s Chomben troc· I 4•6 8570 tor' good fires and runs welt COINS CURRENCY ! ~e n s old Cul lt't'Oiors and plow tnduded pocket wa tches and chams Mu s t hove $800 Phone Sti ve r and gold We need 1%4 643 l834 and older s•l 't'er coins B ~y sell or trade Call Roger Wamsley USED TRACTORS 11'970 Mossey Ferguson, Massey Ferguson 74l 2331 135 d1esel 1971 Jolin Deere 820 1 1 CASH 1 lor tunk cars Frye s d1en~ l 1973 Ma ssey Ferguson Truck und Au to 24 HOUR 17$ dt esel 1975 255 dtesel WRECKER SERVICE I Phone 1975 Mo ney Ferguson 275 742 2001 dtesel Shtnn s Troc!or Soles Phone (304) 458 1630 Leon, W WANT ED OLD uprtg ht piano• tn Vo any tondlhOn WI-I poy $10 each F1rs t fl oor only Wnte gtv FOUR CEMETERY plots at Me1gs mg duecltons to Wt lten Pto na Memory Gardens Wtll se ll Co Bo11 188 Sordt!i, Ohto separately Phone '985 414b .43946 CHRISTMAS TREES Mom St WANTED USED fthh wheel Rutland ' cam per Wut e gtvtng detatls to LARGE ElECTRONIC orgo n and P 0 Box 6h6 Pomeroy oHto bench 2 lo.eyboord~ leshe 45769 speaker bea ut1fu l cobtnel 3S GOOD USED portabl e electr ic mm camera I I $ lens e• lra typewriter Phone 992 2280 telephoto lens and flash a ttach ment Phone992 31 96 WANTED TO buy a 8rowme Scout unt lorm 6 x to 7 Phone (6 U) 667 6220 COAl limestone and calcturr chlortde and colctum brtne lot dust control ond spec1al mtxm' so h lor lormerl Mom Street, Pomeroy Ohto or phone 992 Yard Sale IF YO U hove o serviCe to offer wo nt to buy or sell some thmg oe lookmg for work or whatever you II get results foster w1th o Sent1nel Wont Ad Coll99l 2156 P e t• for Sale PLEASURE HORSES and po mes also wtll buy horse s and pomes Phone (614) 6<18 3290 Ruth Reeves AKC REGISTERED Apnco t toy poo di e fe mal e pup Phone 985 41 II All WHITE G~i!r ma n Shepherd puppies ful l blooded See Rtchord Gtl key Cldton W Vo phone (304) 773 5962 Auto Sal•• 1969 NO'I O &ll lra sharp new pomt bucket seats otr shocks mags Phone 949 2480 69 CHEVEL LEMAliBU t'e llow wd h blo<:k v•nyl roof and block m tenor 307 engt ne 2 door outomo lic , power steertng tope player and new exhaust ~ystem l01r cond1tton $1 000 Phone 949 2574 1968 JEtP WAGONEER 4 wheel dn ve lockou t hub 6 cy l $895 Also F-250 FORD 10 wheel drtve ptckup good Ha rold Brewer l ong Bollom or call ~85 3554 1973 CHEVROLET 1' 1 ton tru ck 6 cyl new lu es $2300 Phone 965 42"15 1973 Ptnto Runabout 4 speed low mtleoge e;uellent condt !t on real sharp Phone 992 23B6 MUST SEll 1970 Cutlass $1000 Phone 985 ]501 ol!er 6 p m 1%5 PlYMOUTH Belvvdere 2 dr seda n ou !omofiCtransmt sston Phonv goo d <o odolo on 992 3574 1966 CUTlASS 2 d' $700 1969 Oldsmobtle 4 dr $950, 1<174 Butck Apollo 2 dr $2450 Phone 992 5786 !rom noon to 0 p m only d01l y 1968 BONNE VILL E PONTI AC Phone 992 5535 1970 MUSTANG II Cobra a1r all power rodto ond tape 1<174 Jeep Renegade 1/ 8 standard Phone 742 3072 Camping Equipment 1976 CAMPER 20OO " con latned S3B 965 4245 self Pho ne For Rent 3 AND "' RM furn tshed and un NO TI CE OF fu rn1shed op!s Phone 992 A PP O IN TME NT 5.434 Case No 21980 Estate of E ltl.lbeth l etfh e1t. COUNTRY Mobtle Home Pork Rt Deceased 33, ten mt les north of Pomeroy NOIICC Is hereby Qt't'en tha t Lorge lots w1th concrete pal lOIIi Elizabeth B HibbS of IBB 5tdevYolks runners. and oft Walnut St r ee t Middleport Oh iO has been duty appomt ed slreet porktng Phone ~2 7479 Exccutrt)( of tH e Es ta te of Eltzabetn Let fhe i! deceased , FURN ISHED two bed{oom opt adults onl y No pets Mid talC Of Middl eport , Oh10 MC I{JS Coun ty dleport Phone 992 387" Credttors ar e r£'QUir ed to fil e thei r c ta ~ms Wilh sil td AVAilABLE ot Rt ver~tde Apart ments I bedroom , $100 per fl dUCIMY wllh tjl lht t'C mo nths Dated th1s 151 h day of mClllth , 2 bedrooms $133 An November 1976 Equal Housi ng Opportunity Mannm9 D Webs ter Phone 992 3273. Judge Cour t of Com mon Pl eas ONE BEDROOM Apts at VIllAGE Proba te DIVIS IOn MANOR 1n Mtddleport for $1().4 MetQS County Ohto monthlv plus alec or S130 tn· ( It ) 19 , 26 (l?)] ]I( cludtng elec lOWER RATfS I;• SENIOR CITIZEN<; __.... unten( SEATrLE ( UPI ) - The ' tb • h O J-~ung on Thtrd ond Mill Seattle Mariners Thursday Sts . 1n Middleporl Brand new announced the signing of tltgh quohty opartm,ant~ ,. "'" Vada Pinson, Ill-year veteran thP ,., .. !"l.,iJ*"'' 1.11 Apt :28 or colt of major league competition, ~:t- 7721 An Equa l Housmg Opportuntty as first base coach for the expansion Alllerican League 5 ROOM HOUSE and i?oth tn Roc me area .Phone 992-5858 team. It wlll be aretlU'O to Sea We 2 BEDROOM MOBILE home adu lts only Phon• 992·5535 for Plnaon, who spent the llllil lleUOII "'lth the Pioci!lc Coast SMALL SEMI turmshed aport ~ menl 126 Mulberry Ave League Rainiera. He batted Phone 9'11 ')ooo .343 with the Ralnlers before going to the Oncuuoati Reds A ROOM FURNISHED opt close to Powel l s SupP.r Vnlu Phoue for thestart of an outstanding 99'2 3658 big leagu., career • Business Services 3891 1971 HONDA CL<50 12000 rntle.s s1uy bor, crash bors, pull bock handle bars new ttre and seals Scrambler stde pipes $650 Call949 2"180 POTATOES and pumpkms C W Prolftlt , Portlo!ld, Ohto Phone B43l254 COAl lor sole Open 6 days per week and evenmgs FQr lurther mformat lon cal l (61 "1) 367 7338 APPlES FITZP ATRICK ORCHARD STATE ROUTE 669 PHONE WilKESVIllE (6 14) 609 3785 FUllER Bru1h Products lor sole Phone992 3-410 CAM PER $bOO Also horse hotler, $450 Phone (6U) 69,$.. 3290 PEARCE SIMPSON C B bose slo lion Phone 247 2684 alter 5 pm D& ltllllltlGor Senlc• FluoctocAIIowtloll-llltia IUIMIMUII _CII!Tl~IIIGS ~~ tt2·3tll PLYMOUTH$ Phone 992-2594 MiddlepOrt, 0 . 11· 11-1 1·10 I ~ ' ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Ohio Truss Rafter Located in Langsville Box28-A Rutl.and , Ohto 45775 74~ · 2"109 Deliv er 7284mos fteal :Estatdor ~ Racine. Ohio ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING NOTICE FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR YOUR HOME In pots end hanu lnu baskets from 75c to $5 00 Also, lay away POINSETTIAS now for CHRISTMAS . 6000 lo PERFECT choose from FOR GIFTS In red , Whitt and p ink S3 00 to S6 00. 20 pet off on 10 ar more . '6.95 Square Yord lnslollod David Parsons, Owner 949-2114 . 11 ·4·1 mo. hour Dependable Furna ce Servtce Ott or Gas Burners , . p r---------------------_::"::::::::::::::::::~ CENTRAL REALTY CO. Nice mod. brick home conlalnlng three bedrooms, dining room, living room with fireplace, full basement with garage, Iorge front porch, nat. gas furnace , city water and well water, a beautiful home with appro,.; 51h acres of land, fruit trees and shade trees surrounding II. Plenty of garden space. good fishing area close by, located In Coolville, Ololo Prlced at only S32,000 Call now CHESTER - 113 acres farm , BO acres tillable land, nice 2 slory farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all hardwood floors and basement Barn and other outbuildings, 2 ponds . A nice laying farm priced to go Located near Chesler, call for appl. CHESTER - Ever dream of owning your own Here's your chance lor you or your friends to own a nice rolling fJvlf course, 501f:l acres, 9 greens. nice modern clu~ house, outbuilding with all spraying and seeding equlpmenl, needs some mowing and a little repair work on golf course This could be purchased with the 113 acres listed above and developed ~nto a beaullful18 hole golf course, call for appl CALL JIMMY DEEM 949-2388 OCTOBER ' LAWRENCE County on the 'i'thdayotMA RCHand the 5th dOMyEoi1GOSCTCOBE oun 1vR on the 16Th day ot FEBRUARY and the 7th day of SE Fl'TEMBE R. on the PtCKAWAY County 27th day of APRI L and the 161 h dey 01 NO VEMBER f_IKE Co un tv on the 22nd day of MARCH and the 26th do~d'Js0c~~~~~~~ lhe 2Bihday of APRIL and the 17th day of NOVEMBER SCIOTO County on the 23rd VINTON County on the 17th d&)l of FEBR:UARV and the 8th day of SEPTEMBE R; lh;"~i,~~ ~.~T~fNFf~~n(,VA Ro~ Hubbard's Greenhouse .and the' 21s t day of SE p TEMBER Phone 992 -5776 Syracuse , Oh•o Gordon Ear~;m~~e~h~nbs~~ B Gray , P J Judges (614198S-415S Chesler, Ohio 1017-1 mo (Pdl PICKENS HDWE. Portland. 0 POLY-FOAM UPHOLSTERY FA BRit': h' • For sofa, Chllr CUs 1on , • mattresses, padding. tdeot far campers. Vorlety of sizes. Velvets, nylon prints , Service r... lilt 11o1011 llodllllr to lilt ..~~a~ MOllo herculonS, \/rnyl solids, and Rllillllllgt fancy prints, accessories.' llldilloo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PIL 9!2-2174 EXCAVATING doEer , ond dltcher Charles R Hot· held Bock Hoe ServiC e , Ru tlo nd Ohto Phone 7-42 2008 SEPTIC Systems mstolled by hcensed Insta ller Shepard Con !roc tors Phone 742 2409 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Son ttot10n 9<12 3954 oc 992 l4lB WILL do roofing, constructt on, plumbmg and heatmg No 10b lao Io rge or too small Phone 742 2348 CARPENTER "lloo rmg ced mg panehng Phone 992-2759 OOZU work an d weldtng Con tact James Parsons Rt 1 Ro<:me on CormEtl Ro od MOBilE Home Repatr Elec , plumbmg and healing Phone 9'12 585B ELECTRONIC T V CliNIC New TV shop, Electrontc TV Chn tc Servtce call $5 95 Color B& W antenna systems ste reos e tc. 572 South Thtrd Mtddleport Phone ,992-6306 Corry m and save mone~ GRAVElY SERVICE - Save 25 Pet on la bor by ha't'mg your Grave ly Tractor repotred or serviCed now Gravely Tractor Soles, Pomeroy , Oh1o Phone {614) 'I'll 2975 Will TRIM or cut trees and shrub· bery Phone 742-3167 or 949 lS4S FROSTY S C 6 RADIO Equtp , everythmg tn two way radto antennas and occes Phone 843-2855 Portland . HOWERY AND MARTIN h covo!t ng sepltc systems dozer back hoe , du mp tru ck li mestone grovel blacktop povl ng, Rt 143 Phone 1 (61 4) 698-733 1 -·-- GAS AND OIL furnace repatr , sales ond servtce 24 hourt Phone 843 2165 FRALEY's Lu mber Company at 1unchon of 346 and 50 W. Albany Offtce pho ne (614 ) 698·6700 or restdence (614 } 696-5310 o• 698 6890 Opan 7 om . .. ----··- BACKHOES EXCAVATING , DOZER TRENCHER , LOWBOY , DUMP TRUCKS BILL PULLINS PHONE 9'12 2•78, DAY OR NIGHT -- -- DIRECT FABRIC SALES - ---nl Main Street Pl. Pleosant Ph. 67S-3469 9:30.5:00 Dally TillS OliO Fridoys BRADFORD Au<:ltoneer Com plete ServiCe Phone 949·2487 or 949 2000 Roc me Ohto Cntt Bradford ' -- - -- ~- ---- ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toasters, trons, all small appliances lawn moWer l') e• l to Sto le H1ghwoy Garage on Rout e 7 Phone (614) 985 31125 REMODEliNG Plumbmg heottng and all types of general repotr Work guaranteed 20 years eM ~e~ ~~:.n ce Phone992 2409 SEWING MACHINE Repatrs , ser· vice , oil makes 992 2284 The Fob r tc ~n ~ IL Pom eroy Aut Horlzed Smger Soles and Servtce We sharpe n Sctssors, EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe wo~k dump trucks and lo- boys lor htre w1ll haul ~ ' fill dut to sot I hmflslone ond grovel <;oil Sbb or Roger Jef le rs, day phone 992-7089 mght phone 992-3525 or 992 5232 SAVE ON CARPETING Hl-l.O SHAG . .INSTALLED Rogulor$14.95 '10,95 Sq. Yd. Evorydoy moooy 11ver. Goad eholce colors, 12 or 15Ft. 501 NYlDN GrHn, gold, rod, blut, rust. I Do II yoursoll, with podding, $7.15 sq. yd. Willi podding lnsh ttod $1 , f5 squoro yord. . C.tt 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPETCONSUL~NT RUnAND FURNITURE 142·2211 · Rullond Allliioiiii0.---.:::.::::::..J --!:1~--~&J., .................___.._.................;.;;,:...· MOBilE home for sa le or rent , 3 bedraom1 al ulthltes patd Phone992-77S1 197:2 04AMPION Mobtle Homes, 12 , x 60 partially furnish ed, 2 b.droom underpmnt ng, !lleps and •Mtras. Phon• 992 2292 , . must sell ' ClOSE OUT sole of El<:ono Homes we hove on our lot On& home by th15 manufoctu1er tits o 14 wide 3 bedroom , carpeted has bestm furmtur& lotalelec trlc tota l wrop Foam-Cor sheothtng ·for ma•1mum energy savmgs Horne will be sold al manU iacturtr's mvoice to ftrst person answe ring 1h11 ad Can be seen at Kingsbury Home Soles t 100 E Main St Pomeroy Also , 2 bedroom 8 • 35 excellent condttlon Forced mr gas fur nac9 fully furmshed Con be seen ol Kmgsbury Hom• Soles AstroGrapM KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY •••. •••. FRIDAY TIL 8 ...,•••• ' Thursdey 811112 "!'On ' Close Sat. At 5 P·lfl: ' RUTLAND fURNI'NRE AICNULg URATE - "!!I LAND ,1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ......... '2895 Alr, auto . tra ns 1972 FORD 4 DR • SED'" """"""" "" ""'1495 eemoce Bode Osoo For Soturdly, Dec. 4, 1976 ARmS (March 21 . Aprll 181 This could be the da¥ you reap the rewar ds for so1\1ethmg good you've done S•nce you re lucky, you could even win a game of cha nce TAURUS (April 20·May 20l You're tn harmony with yourself tod ay Nothmg wtll dtslurb you or dissuade you , tram your pu rpose A rare time wh,en ,you ha~e >no uncertatnttes , GEMINI (Msr 21~Jun~ 1201 Take not hi ng at face val ue tOday The prize you seek ts concealed and :can only be won tf you II dtg for •t ·CANCER (June 21-July 22) Joi nt ventu res are excelle nt unde rtakmgs to day You can en ter Into agreeme nts or contracts tor the aspects are good fo r all tn· valved LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Friends and associates wtll recogmze your value to day It s ft ttme when you'll know you r work ts appreciated VIRGO !Aug. 23 -Sopl. 22) Romance co mes to you toda.,. from a source you had prevtously felt unatta inable Its a good time to do a ltttle soc1al chmblng LIBRA (Stpl . 23-0cl . 23l Someone In the family ctrcle brings about a fo rtun ate Ctr· cumstance It wtll alfect you r luture life and permtt others In the ho me to share m your wt ndlall S'C'ORPRJ10c~/ 24·f!Pv.- 22l Now's the It me to tell pe9pte how you realt y fee t about thmgs They re ready ' to bend over backward to help you attatn it • SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Anythmg dtfftc ult for you to conquer tn the past should be attacked with vigor today You re now equal to the task , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19l A ... ery perso nal ly rewarding day ..for you Seek out people you · wa nt to be wtth The destre Is mutual You II thoroughly enjoy . yourself AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) " Gather the fa mily around yo u to~ day There Is warmth and love ~ and enjoyment In the domesttc ... scene to gladden all hearts. ..' PISCES (Fob. 20·Ma•ch 20) Gel : out In a crowd today You need <•to make the scene wllh lots of :~ h a ppy people They'll enJOY be- !'t)Y~UI ' WBE HELD DEC. 23. 1976 1971 CHEVEUl 4 DR '""""""""'""' 1995 6 Cyl, auto trans 1972 DODGE 'DART....................... '1295 Cyl., std. trans 6 FORD 1f2 TON PICKUP............ '2995 Jus t fi II out th e coupon below & bring in pe r son to Rigg s Used Car. V-8 , std tr ans 1973 FORD lf2 TON PICKUP. ......... ..S2595 V 8, std tra ns 1970 FORD lf2 TON PICKUP............'l295 6 Cyl , std trans A REAL BEAU Y )., TAX SALES I• I~, USED CARS 76 Olds 74 P~. 88 Royal HT Cpe., air .............. 1 57~5 Air ... ..... 12795 Duster Cpe. 6 cyl, PS, 1 7 4 Olds CuUass Sup. Cpe. 2 Dr... . ....... .. 3895 74 Vega GT Cpe..................... . .. ::.... 12 74 Chevy 1 • s'f'~f ton, V-8, 3 spd ........... ...... '2595 WIN A MIDLAND23 CHANNEL E OR MOBILE CB RADIO WITH THIS COUPON. Name~-----------------------Phone Number _______________ 74 AMC Hornet 2 Dr.... .......... : . ......... '1995 Address- - - - - - - - - - - - 72 Olds Toronado fun power and air ..... '1995 No purchase necessary, need f! ot be pr esent to won . You must bring coupon on to Riggs Us e d Cars to be to win. 73 Olds 98 Lux. Cpe., air.. .. .............. 13495 73 Olds 88 Royal HT Sedan, air... .. .......'1695 73 Olds 88 4 Dr. powe~ & air............. 11595 SEE: 73 Ford Galaxie 500 HT Cpe ............... 12395 73 Buick Regal HT Cpe~ power & air .. .... 13495 72 1 ChiJSier Newport Royal ................ : . 1495 72 Chevy Imp. 72 Olds 98 4 4 Dr ......................... '1295 Dr., power & AIR ...... - .... 12295 ROGER RIEBEL OR RAY RIGGS PHONE 985-4100 ON ST. Rf. 7 CHESTER. 0. Russell, Tina Ray and boy frtend of Washington C. H. Buick Elec. 2225 HT Cpe............... 12495 and Terry Lynn Russell of Kentucky were Thanksgiving Ford Torino, Cpe, V8, automatic .....'1395 guests of Mr . and Mrs. Franklin Russell of MidFord Torino 4 Dr~ HT Cpe, V8 auto..... '1395 Osof has Wfltten a spec1al AstraHelen J ohnso n was dleport. Graph Letter fo r you For your Mr and Mrs. John Downs Tuesda y vtsilor of Mr and Chev. Caprice HT Sedan ................. '1795 "' copy send 50 cents and a selfJohnson. and Adam were Tha nksMrs. Harley addressed, stampFJd en~efope to '" Aslro-Gra ph, P 0 Box 489, Mr. and Mrs. Larry giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power air .. ....... '1995 ~ Radio Ctty Sta t1on, New York, Johnson, Gina, Tahnee and John Downs of Glouster .. NY 10019 Be sure to asH for Brady and Mrs. Geneva Mr. and Mrs . Ha rley 70 Nova Dr., speed ........ ..... ......... $895 Saglffaflus Volume 1 } Shumate wer e Thanksgivmg Johnson, Mr . and Mrs. ' Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphf and family, 70 Chrysler New Yorker 4 d1, Sedan ...... .. '595 Ivan Shumate and sons of Mr. and Mrs. John E . MurMansfield, 0. phy, son of Syracuse were 70 Ford LTD 4 Dr., !lower & air ..... ... ...... '895 Mr. and Mrs. James Thanksg iving Day din ner Reeves, Mr and Mrs. Eugene guests of Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Harung, Rhonda and Ronald, R. Murphy, Cannel, Peggy 69 Ford LTD Dt. Sedan, power & air ...... 795 Mr and Mrs. Jack Elam, Bill and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs . and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs • John Downs and Adam were Cadillac Cpe. DeV;IIe, power air ........ '695 Robert Reeves, Bryan and evening guests. See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Jamie of Chester, and Mr. Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy and Mrs. Paul Darnell and of Beckley, W. Va. were Burris, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Jeff were Thanksgiving Day Thanks~lving · holiday guests Keebaugh . dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of , Mr. and Mrs. Cbarley Fred Tuckerman . Smith. Mr. Lincoln Russell, local, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy and Mrs. Clinton Gtlkey, of Columbus were weekend Mr. "You'll Like Our Quality Way Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Of Doing Business" Jordon and son, Mrs. Harold McElroy '"d Mr. and Mrs . "I will not give you my next 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Gillogly, VIcki and Bruce, all Bill McElroy, Jeff and Joey . ' Thanksgiving dinner guests •opinion until ~ou stop liggling .,_Op..,;,e•n•E•v•e•n•in~g•s•U•nt•i•I6.:0•~-T•i•l5•p•.•m•.•Sa•t•._ , . ol Albany, Guy Russell of at my last one!" Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ray of Helen Johnson were Mr ~Th is ts an espectally rewardi ng year tor you tn your work or ' career Good fortune 'wtll walk "hand ·tn-hand wtth you1 to pay off fmanclally • (Are you a Sag~ttanus? &arnlce 72 72 72 71 & 2 4 LAFF- A ··DAY 4 68 Wolfpen News Notes HT 71 & Karr & Van Zandt ,, With purchase of any New or Used Car proced ov er $500.00 during the month of Dec . Let Smith Nelson Mot ors buy your Chrostmas turkey . W e are your friendly dealer. We have the s harpest pencil in town . 1975 Uncoln Coupe '7495 Metallic blue ft nt sh, white vinyl top w11n blue lea ther mtenor full power, rad tal tires , lilt whee ls, cr uise control. AM FM st erM fa e 1 owner 1975 P~. Duster 2 dr. HT 52995 One oWner 1974 Ford Galaxie 4 Or. e • e • '2695 1972 CHEV. IMP. 2 DR ................ ..S1895 1974 Ford Grand Torino• • • • '2295 V 8, P S , P B , air 1974 V.W. SUPER BUG ........... _..... '2295 1974 Pontiac Catalina • • • • • s2995 1974 P~mouth fuiJ Ill• • • • •'2495 MANY MORE 1973 Chevy Monte Carlo '2495 Save Now on a 1976 Pinto, Mustang, or Maverick. 1973 P~. Duster Slant 6 s1995 See: Pat Hill, Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodrill 1973 Ford LID .......... '2495 For a good deal on a new or used vehicle Open Eventl)gS Ttl6:00 1973 Buick leSabre Custom •• 52495 Except TOurs and Sat Closed Sunday 1973 Buick LeSabre •••••• •'2495 '' 1973 Pontiac LeMans Sport '2295 DAN THOMPSON FORD Middleport 992 -2196 1973 Chevy Caprice • • • • • • • s2695 1973 Chev. Cheyenne Super •• J2695 .1972 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. • • • • '1395 r--~;::============;---, 1972 Thunderbird • • • • • • • • '2495 1971 Dodge Polaro • • •·• • • e • '695 VALUE RATED 1969 P~mouth FuiJ....... '295 1969 Ford LID ••••••••••• 5495 1966 Fiat 4 dr. s395 DIC. 4 187. ' " ' ., ol I DIIAWING Atr, P S , P B 73 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe .................. '3495 ~ ~.Birthday otj WIN AMIDlAND 23 aiANNEL BASE OR MOBILE CB RADIO AT RIGGS USED CARS Buy during December ano you can save money. We want to cut our used car onvento ry. So our loss os your gaon . SALE 1972 FORD VAN CARGO E-100 ..... ..'2595 PHOTOGRAPHY 843·2165 1495 1972 FORD PINTO WAGON .......... .. 4 Cyl., auto. trans ~:: ~.' o~~~~~R"nd 'h • 2''h 1974 Aerial Commercial Schools Weddings H"fflll. COOLVIL~ E- doJy·~~k::~R't~~'ld f~. ~~U~~ Of PROFESSIONAL 24 TRAILER SALES - '"" $ HIGHLAND County on th~ 5th dayofAFl'RIL l!nd the 18th It • do~J'~,?,~'\;08c~~~ly on lhe 261h day of APRIL !lind lhe Air, P S, P B 15 h du of NOVEMBE R ' OIJ 26, (12) 3. 10, 31c MONTGOMERY TEAFORD mo. . RACINE ' CARPET SHOP ~.·hy d~·y ~m~f:~at·~ USED CARS 1972 FORD LTD 4 DR....................S1695 NEW '77 _ SMALl tor m lor sble, 10% down , owner fina nced Mon roe Coun tv W Va Phone {304) 772· 3102 o• (3041772 3227 COUNTRY farmland wtth sed ud· ed woods water and good oc cess tn Monroe County W Vo $1 000 down <:oft !304) n2 3102 o• (>041772·3227 A0111i 1 &o, 121 Commerctol pooperty oppro• 17 at:res level land located ot Long•~llle, Ohio 45741 Tuppers Ploms on Ohio Rou te FOR SALE · 669-42.&.5 tvtntngs 7 Phone (61-4) 667 6304 FAIIIIIONT 3 bed;ooms 1% baths la rge ltv One good used chain $1~ l'toll1tel'S !11: mo.oo '"9 room d1nmg roo m ond k1t saw. Fw•. M1ntt 5ICtlL - -- ,- . _ 10 27 1 mo chen fu lly carpeted Phone One good used Gobson Side. 992 31 29 or 992-54]4 b)' -Side Refrtgerator 1200 59 acres, 6 room house both Water Softeners for Sale pa rt ly carpeted lwo out 134t.OO bu dd ings du9 boutmenl one thtrd ltlloble mineral nghts located near Oonv1lle Pomeroy Landmark Red uced lor qutc k sale HOMESITES for sole I cere and up Mtddlepo rt near Rutland $23 500 Phone 742 2766 9. - Jack W Carsey, Mgr NEARL V new al elec home lull Co lt 992 7"81 .al. Phone992-2161 basement for sole by owner NEW 3 bedroo m house 2 baths all elec I acre M1ddl eport Rutlo11d areo Phone 742 2531 close to Rutland Phone 992 TUPPER S PLAINS, OHIO Three 7481 bedroom house lom1ly room AN TIQUE GLASSWARE {s•gned l1reploce, 2 baths diShwasher Pc s) depre.ss 1on cormvol cu t range gar bage dtspos ol glon Hunnel l1gures gloss col <:arpet sun deck forge lot fee table vel..,e t solo Phone $26 500 Phone (614) 667 6304 992 3283 HOUSE FOR SAlEm Mmersv1l le, 6 FENCE POSTS $1 00 Also rooms and bath 1 ond 2 ten ths ftrewoad 1f, ton ptckup foods acres Phone 94~ 2563 delt't'ered S25 w1 thm 25 mde~ 608 E. Phone 9B5 4197 . MAIN SCHOOl SEWING moch1ne5 POMEROY, 0. Smgers m walnut console lie ' Phone 992 51 4b Vtrgtl B Sr., Realtor BRICK & FRAME - aboul 110 Meehanic Pomeroy, 0 FREIGHT DAMAGED October 19 .4 years old 3 nt ce Phone 992-337! 1976 Ztg Zag Sewt ng ' bedrooms. bath, modern Mac h tnes butr on ho le HUNTING LAND - 115 kit chen with range and monogram etc Ongmol ly acres of pasture, woods & di s hwas he r , ca rpeting , $179 95 wt ll sell lor SS9 95 cash fi slilng country Think garage , about l ac re or 1erms Phone 9~2 5146 twice, as this doesn 't come $28,0110 00 GOO D MI XE D hay .i Phone up often $30,000 'h ACRE wtth late model 949 2523 mob•le hom e, 12x60, has RUTLAND - 4 bedroom al um storage bui lding , home on 124 near school & large li ving room , church All uhlltles and excellent co ndtt ton garden . HARD WATER $7,5011.00 .i....M: R E.S.. - ~ room ho use POMEROY - Wa lk lo PROBLEMS? jhaf stts tn the country shop 3 bedrooms, bath , which needs a heap of paneling, lots of storage Let Pomerov Landmark doong Dug well fh o, space . A buy at just soften & condttlon your electnc and gravel road Sll.SOO 00 water UC-XVI by MIDDLEPORT - 2111 story ffame, corner lot , garage, 5 ONLy 1279,95 LIKE NEW - 2 bedrooms, bedroom s, bath , carpeting, hobby and utility room r:x>rches Natural gas heat Let us test your water Nice balh , nal gas F A S8.5011.00. Free. furnace . Carport and large LOVELY 6 yr old home, 3 ga rden space . $37,500 La d nice BR wtlh la rge closets , .... _· omeroy n mark 2 baths, very nice dtn e In MIDDLEPORT 3 k it c hen, dlshwashP.r. Q Jack)V Carsey, Mgr dl!posal , carpeting , full L---_;_Pho;::;:n::,e..:,9,;;92::;·2:,:1::,61:,__...1 apart men ts wtth baths Near shopping, school and basement , central gas heat churches $20,000 and air cond $29,800.00. MENS US,fD Clothmg lor sol .. WE HAVE GREAT NEED Open .4 ttll9 everyda y Proffttt s 33 NORT,H - 6 room house FOR NEW HOMES LET • Recreolian Center Portland wl tt'\ T P water , garage US SELL YOURS Ohto and one a cre $5500 HENRY E. CLELAND SIZE I SNOW boots and whtte BROKER shoe skates other ch1ldren s MIDDLEPORT - Nea r 992.2259 clothes Phone ~49 2522 pool 5 rooms, 2 baths, gas furnace, base ment and 1971 l TO otr cond1f1oned p b large garden $18,000 p s excellent condlltOI'J Four "5 x 14 snow ttres one boy s 26 BUY NOW BEFORE tnch btke , new Coll992 3442 Wtll do odd jObs roofm g pom.THEY GET EVEN tmg gutter work Phon• 9'1 2 TWOGOATS SeePomeroyMoto r HIGHER SEE US FOR A 74(11 Com pony or A R Kn1ght n_ EAL BUY Will DO boby ~l ttmg dayttme m my home in Rocme area Phone 949-2322 EXPERIENCED aAaYS ITTERS loktng reservations lor all n1ght SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and attached garage, total end hourly stltmg for New electric home under construction on 1h acre lot ~ner Yea rs Eve For 1nformallon will finiSh In 30 days for buyer or will sell " as I•" May co11992 . 7092 take trade. Located near Chester , WILl DO bobyslttmg tn my liome for $15 week Monday through 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern m story house. 3 br,. Fndoy Phone 992 6134 dining room , firep lace, full basement, nice porches and SEWING AND Alterolions out buildings Large scenic lake with green grass and Reasonable 572 South Thud pine trees around If Watch the large bass swim along Ave Mtddleport Phone In fhe clear water Pretty as a picture Priced to sell 992·6306 $37,400.011 ~olfcourse? DAILY RENTAU LARR~&.eDER We - TOM RUE MOTORS ON SIDIM-SOffiTT , Pf'l (61 4) - ,. .. Co. CHRISTMAS AUCTION Sole Frt· day 6 30 p m lot's gtfts ond m•sc:: a t the Auclion Hause Horton 51 Mo5on W VA "' ... ... ~ ~· S1l)ltl WIIIDOIIS I DOOH lllfWIIIIERI WIIDOIIS Southeastern Auction ..... ,... ..... . •::boo..... - the Co urt of Aputs of the severe I Counties In n ld ADAMS County on the 6th day of A~rtl and the 19th day ol OCTOBER ATHENS County on the 2"1th 1day Of FEBRUARY and the 22nd day of SE PTEMBER BROWN County on the 7th day of AP.R I Lend the lOth day of OCTOBER GALLI A County on the 15th 197 5 1975 1975 197 4 • Buock R egal. 2 d r. Was$4695.00 Now $4395.00 Pontiac As tre 2 dr. Wa s $2895.00 Now $~695 . 00 Pontia c Lemans2dr . Wa s$4 195.00 No w$3795 .00 Buick Century, ~~xus 2 dr . Was $4295.00 Now .. $4095 .00 1974 Ford Mustang 2 dr . Wa s $2895 .00 Now $2695.00 1974 Pontiac Forebo rd 2 dr . Wa s $4295 .00 Now $3795.00 1974 M erc ury M ontego MX 2dr Was SJ19S .OO Now $2995 .00 1976 Pontoac Sunbord 2 dr . Was $3795.00 Now S359S.OO 1973 Chev . Imp . Cust. 2dr. HT Was$2495.00 Now $20 95 00 1973 Ford Mach 1 2 dr . Wa s $2695 .00 Now $2095.00 1973 Dodg e Pic k up 'Il ion Was $27 95 .00 Now S2495.00 1972 Chry s le r Ne wport 4 dr . Was $2 195.00 Now $1 895.00 1972 Pontoac Grand Pri x Was $2 795 .00 Now $2195.00 1972 Chev tmp . Cu st . 2dr . HT Wa s $2195 Now $1795.00 1972 Chev Monte Carlo W as $2595.00 Now $2395.00 oo Don 't forget you owe tt to your self to check with us before vou buy anv car new or used. We have the sharpest pentll In town The Frtendl y Dea ler II !It Vl~' SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 E. MAIN ST. OPEN EVENING POMEROY, Till 6 PM & SAT. Till 0. 5 PM a nd Mrs Everett Ray Johnson a nd famoly of Dublm , Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, · Aimett and Duane and J ames, anf! IT@!l4 Johnson. oul 4~111 Mrs J ames Johnson, J limi Sue and Teresa were Thanksgovong donner guests of ber _ 1!14 (;J:tt VROLET MONTE CARLO 13991 m othe r , Mr s. Ernes tone Loca\ 1 owner car, green finis h, gree n vinyl roo f, r ad ia l Jones of New Haven, W Va. w w tires, air cond ., V 8. wtt h <H.ltomptlc P steering & Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray brakes Johnson and family spent 1974 DATSUN Sm5 Thanksgovong holi day woth 210 2 door . loca l car, 4 speed trans, 44 1200 m iles, good Mrs. Helen Johnson also her IJres, dark green fini sh, r ea l e cononw mothe r, Mrs. Hamm of ' P omeroy a nd other relatives 1973CAPRICE4DR . H.T. $2995 Local 1 owner car, blk vinyl roof, green In terior , Mr . and Mrs . Pau l white -wall tires, air, automatic, power s'tee rlng & McElroy, Mr and Mrs. Bill brakes McEl roy, J ell a nd Joey , loca l, Mr . and Mrs. Whole and son of Moddleport, Mr a nd Mrs John Wood and son , Ma ble Wood of Wolkesvolle were Thanksgivong dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. !;co Davidson, Donna, Wilma and Anna bell . Mr.· and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and fa mily, local, Mr and a nd Mrs. Walter Terrell and Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Knapp and fa moly family at Pataskala. a nd Mrs. Way ne Bcal were of Columlms were ThanksMr and Mrs Uoyd Kon g Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevuller givong dinner guests of Mrs. and family, Mr . and Mrs. of Chester, Mrs. Bet ty Lena Knapp of Langsville. Rodney Frecker spent Chevalier and Rodney of Mr a nd Mrs Doyle Knapp Thanksgi ving with Mrs . Chester, Mr. and Mrs. and sons, Mrs. Daniel Mary King at Shade, Ohio. George Warner and Gordon Worley, Stacy of Beckley, W. Spending th e weekend with of Wolf Pen, Mr. a nd Mrs. Va were Sunday dinn er t heir mother, Mrs . Elizabeth Russell Well and Miss Denlse guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Murray were Mr. and Mrs Hendricks. Charley. Smith . Mr and Mrs Ralph Chos~ Dana Murray, Tona and Greg of Rock Springs and Mr and of Columbus are visiting at Mrs. WlUtam Murray and son their farm her e. Mr. and Mrs. Nev White of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs . Dale were Thanksgiving dinner Harrison, Scott and Jodi had guests of Mr . and Mrs. as Thanksgivlllg guests Mr. Harold \Vhite at Langsville. Mrs. Hazel Arnold and and Mrs . Olen Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Walter had as Thanksgiving Mrs. Virgo! King and Helen Harroson, Rodney and Trevor guests Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Harold of Worthington. family of WllllarnB and White were in Pottersville, Recent visitors of Mr. and McArthur. New York where they went to Mrs. Roy Brlckles were Mr. Recent guests of Mr. and get David King who returned and Mrs. Greg Brlckles and Mrs Nev White were Mrs home with them. family of Groveport, Ohio Charles Holley a nd Usa of Spending several days with and Mrs. Carolyn Banks and · Ashton, W. Va ., Mrs David Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison Stephanie of Maryland. Glenn a nd Yvonda of Tipp are Mr and Mrs. Phlillp Mr . and Mrs. Dana City, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and sons, Trevor Murray, Greg and Tina, Sherman White and Mr and and Rodney of Worthington. spent Thanksgiving with her Mrs. Richard Cole, local . Spe ndin g Thanksgiving parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mrs. Elizabeth Murray was with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl Sheets and familY at Sandy· dinner guest Thanksgiving o( were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carl ville, Mr . and Mrs. Richa rd Va. and Brett , Randall, Melodla : Mr. and Mrs. John Dean Houdashelt and Andra. and Danny , Mr. and Mrs. had as Thanksgiving guests, The Carleton Church will Dwight Carl, Ivan, Paula, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth have Its Christmas progrom Johnny and Tammy and Markins of Raclne, Mr. and Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. • R od ney Carl a nd Debbie Mrs. Bruce Reid , Tammy, Queen. Richard and Ttacy of Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Columbus, Mrs . Vlrglnla Your medical Insurance, Dean and Jeremy and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. under Medicare can stop If Bill Spaun and Shannon were Robert Reid and Rodney of you do not mike monthly. orerntum payments. Thanksgiving guests of Mr Pataskala. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF QUALITY .._M_o..;..t_o_r_c.... o.,... Kingsbury New.s Notes w. �• 10- The DeUy Sentinel. Mlddleport-P(IJleroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 3, Jfl6 WAN T ADS INF ORMA1'10N Notkco D EA DLINE S s P .M Dey Before Publ icat ion Cancellat ions, cor~'"ec liOn! accepted Jlrst de v of publication • REGULATIONS ,. M Publisher reserves the nght to edit or retect antt ads deemed ob tecflonel The publ i sher wdt not be res ponsible for mor~ than one rncorrect Insertion , RATES For W11nt Ad Service S ce nts per word one rnsert.on , Mm rmum Charge S1 00 14 cents per word three conseCJJ!Ive Insertion s 26 ce('ls per wotd six con5ecut1ve lnsetflon s 25 Per Cent Discount on pai d ads and ads paid within 10 days CARD OF THANkS & OBITUl\RY S2 00 for 50 word ~,..mlnl m_ym Eacn ador11one~r cen ts wvo u J BLIND -ADS Additional 2Sc Charge per Advertisement OFFIC E HOURS 8 JO am , to S 00 p m Daily , 8 30 am to 12 00 Noon Saturday Phone tod&y 99~ 2156 NOTICES ATTN :!! ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sales , Rummag e, Por ch and Basemen t Porch and Basement Sales, etc must be paid In advance Ge t yours 1n ea rl y by s toppi ng by our office lit Th e Dally Sentin el, fn Co urt St or wr iti ng Box 729 , Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 With your r emittance Noti ce on Fltng of In ve ntor y and Appra ise ment The State of OhiO , Me195 County, Ohto , Court of •co mmon Pleas , P r obate ' Ot'o'I SIOn THE RACIN~ Ftre Deportment \ •II have a gu n shoot Salurdat' al 6> 30 p rn ol thei r bu,ld,ng 10 Bashon NOW accepting ptono students begtnnerlli, mtermsd1ates, ad· vanced students Col! 9'12 2270 INTERVIEWS .;,,11 be held Mndot'. Nov 22 1976 llilo rllng of 11 ,00 a m o'clock m the office of the Meigs Counlt' Comm1utoners, Court House, PomerOt' Oh1o for orc h1tects who are on lhe approved l1st of State Ar· chttec ts (Pub!tc Works State of Oh1o) lor l~,e proposed mulit putpose focl ltty lor Me•gs County Please ca ll lor appo•hl men! m 2895 PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Chtldren s and adults Jun& VanVranken 9'12 mo rHE RACINE Volunteer Ftre Oeportmenl need further con trtbultons to pay for ftbergloss door for the ltre deportment bwldmg Every contnbution wtll be greatlt' op pret: taled Plealie send don allons to the Roc1ne Vo luntee1 Ftre Oepoll men t RaCine Ohto "15771 AlTHOUG H Btrchfteld s Tax1der my has bu rned, work STILLWill BE DONE 1n tem po rary quarters Hove t'OUr troph tes moun ted lodoy and treasure them tomorrow BIRCHF IElD s TAXIDE RMY east of Rutland m1le on Rt 124 Phon& 7.. ~ 2178 HA VE A $200 party gel $76 wort t-t of clothes for $26 or $100 party ond get specia l reduced do th tng If! un1ts G1fts ror Chnst mos get low co!.! Chrtstmoli gtft s Phone 949 2803 or 949 2786 "' BIG BASEMENT Sole Dec 2 3 ond 4th Barbells ctlord organ troosure hnder L R sut te lots of good do th mg, oil sues Other 1tems too numerous to menlton Turn off rl 7 at Memory Garden s Cemetery Co ~ d 32 Eagle Rt.-lge Rd op pro~e 5'11 mt1 es WANTE D babystlle r day :>tuft Col i (614) 067 3675 alter 5 p m TH ERE Will be candy classes Dec 7at I p m ond7p m Con tact JoAnne Fellt', 742·2818 or l01s Walk er 742 2J33 GUN SHOOT ot ttle Rocu.,e Gun Club every Sunday I p m Assorted meals XMAS SPECIAL Any Sew ng mochme cleaned o1led ond ad 1usted $5 <18 TH E Sew ng Center Mtddlepo rt CL ASSES IN Venous crofts and lm e arts wil l be held ot !he CRAFT Y LADI ES HANDICRAFTS on Tuesdays and Thu rsdays Phone 9~2 229B or 992 5308 for oppo tqtrnent s To the Execu tor or Ad m tnn;trator of the es tate , to such of the follo w1ng as are •residents of the Sta te of Oh1 0 vtz - the su nn vl ng spouse the nC)(I Of k1n the ' bencftctar tes under the w1ll , and to the attor ney or at . torMys representing any of the afor cment1oned persons No 71958 , Wll lt am F Harr1S deceased RtHine , ,OhtO R D Sutton Tow nsht p You ar e hereby noh fted that the Inven t ory a nd Ap pratsement of the estate of the aforementto ned , deceased , tate ot said Coun t ~ was Itled tn lh 1s Cou r t Satd In ven tory and Ap pra isement will be for hea rin g befor e lh1S Court on the 1Tih da y of Decembe r, 1976 at 10 00 o' cloc k AM Any per so n des tnng to file excepttons thereto mus t file th em a t least ftve days prtor to th e da te set tor h ~ar m g Gtven under my hand and seat ot sa td Cour t, lh ts 1s t d a ~ of December , 1976 Ma nntng 0 Webs te r, Judg e By Ann 8 Wa hon , De put~ He lp Wanted Clerk t 12l3 102tc GUARANT EED JOBS $J7A40 smg le S502 80 tnomed Arrny Recru llmg call collect (61" ) LEGAL NOTICE 59J 3022 TO GE NE EDWA RD L ADV TO ltve m wt th elderly tody RO S E , wh ose t.1 5t know n adctrcs5 1s A thrns Greece and Room ond board and wages who se e ~ea c t addr ess t!. open Phon& <192 3923 un ~nown TO M ARGA RET JOA NN WAL.:KE R w ho'lC lil Sl kn own ,1ddr£'S'> •S Kent OhtO and whose las t known addr ess IS unknown TO TH E S URVIV IN G SPOU SE OF WAYNE GR IMM d ~c ease d whos e na m e a nd add r ess a r c unkn own To J ames Gnm m whose la st known address Is 5530 Old 0 1 ~et e Htg hway , Forest Pa rk, GA 30050 Yo u arc her eby not tiled th ii ~ ou hav e been named defendant s 1n a tegil t ac t1on cnt 11ICd Robe rta C O' On en vs Ge ne Edwilrd Ro se ('tat act ta n ha s been asStoned No lh 799 1n the Common Pl f'a s Cou rt of Mctq s County OhtO Th e abp"c t of the comp latn l •s to part tllon real est ate S•lua lcd m Rutland Townsh1p M ~JtCJ'> Co unty Ohto descn bcd ,as follows Bectmn mq tn th e cent er of •B1q Leadmq Cr ee k at th e nonhw es t co rner of E H Grt e't'cs land late ly bouqht by the SoJ1d Mc Hdf lte tn SecltOn ,34 l OSt). 6 Ranqc 14 Oh10 Com puny !'. Purchase thence north 117 cleg east '11 rod s to th e w ~s t S1de of th e road then ce ea s t ~ 0 rod5. th ence north 7J dcq eas t 7 ~ 1 , rods thf'ncc north '!, ro ds 73 lmk s ,th ence so uth IS' dcg we st l~ <ads 9 l111ks the nce we st 101 rod s llll1nk s to the ce n ter road lcadtnQ fr om Brad ley Mtl l to qrass run th ence so uth 10 1 dcq cast IJ rods to The center of lead1nQ cree k , thence down satd cr ee k to the pla ce ot beqmn•ng con tatnmg about <18 a cr es more or l!'ss EKcepltnq at,Jout 4 a cr es all of thf' 11orth ~t d r! bctonq1nq 10 Eltza Nelson he1 rs Yo u ar e r equ1r ed to answer th o Co mplamt wtlh tn 78 da ys af te r lhc la st publtcalton of )hts not•ce wh tch wtH be pubftc;hed once each week for SIX con scc uttve weeks The la st publtcatton wttl be made on J an 7, 1977 and the 28 days for an swer Wtf l start on that date tn case at your fa ilure to answe r or other wtse rcsponCl as rcqu tr ed by the OhtO Rules of C•v •t Pro cedure tud nment by defau lt wilt be r£'nd ered for r e lief aqa1nsl you de m anded 1n th1S complatnl LAR RY E SP EN CER Clerk, of Courts Com mon Pleas Co urt Mei gs Co unty OhtO (11) 29 26 { ! ']) 3, 10, 17 ~4 31. {I) 7 SI C If you are 65 or older •nd you have Medicare hospital Insurance because of work credits under BOcial security, you wlll have lhlB protectlor __ u long as you live. ·------1·. I' MEIGS~ Equipment Co. I I I I . POMEROY, 0 . PH. m -211• llnlernetloMI 1Htrvestll' fNew Idee Equipment' IMcCulloch Chain I Saws ..__________ • fNSTitlJC170N u""'" ""f'lo!N by lo:~ tflldl•r c .....,.,..w. lu.d .,,,.••, .......,_. .....,11 •(•0.• $18,300 ,.,;· uJ fl"a.rd by th US. IJI'fJI af Lu~ ~ Bllf'l'lll .. llj l •bor s l lllg/lr.a. h•ll~tur 111115 NO FUTURE IIN AU RUT? Con!Ndef a Profeta10nel C.eer Duv1ng a "BIG RIG" We are a Pnvate Tra~r~lng School offer· ing a PART Time or fULl Tme Tratning Program If you are worktng, Don't Outt Your Job, attend our Weekend Tra•nmg program or anend our 3 Week FULL Tome Residono Tra1rong. H ~w" I ntt/M 1 rwihr Tnt••••ll ~tr PARKERSBURG 422-4080 l,o&t~#~d LOST BROWN and block mole German Shephard dog Contact Ronald Cowdery at 985 3581 3 VERY UNHAPPY boys wont the relurn of one lemole chocolate potnt Stomese cot between South Second and South Thtrcf St Mtddleport Answers to the nome ol Sam Phone 992 545" or 618 South Th~rd St EYE GLASSES on Rt 7 ot Hobson btfoco ls Phone 742 2789 11 - Tbe DlllyStnllneLMiddleport-Pomeroy, o., Friday, Dec. 3,1976 TIMES FOR HOLDING COURTS OF APPEALS , • • For Fast Results Use The .S entinel Classifieds DAN THOMPSON'S A 0 . 1977 STATE OF OHIO, FOURTH Judlclll Dislr tct Court ot lHICLOIEIIYOULOOk, '11411(11111 WI! LOOk ApptiiS tt It ordered the I the time of •lht beginning of the terms of W.t and Found F'urSale lOST 1972 Ford hubcap lost on CHOICE ttar corn , $ ~ 00 bushel Success Rood If found call Phone 7"2 235'9 Howard Larkins 843 2211 CHRISTMAS TREES I , On Old Rt 33 BIG REO and whtt•lemale hound between Co Roods 18 and 19 ' LOST between Rt 33 & 7 by Tag now ond cut fresh wh.tn Pomeroy Gun Club Con tden destrvd Pnced $2 00 to $8 00 hly , $100 REWARD lor dog tn Opho and Barbaro Ollull good condilton No questlom Pt-tone '992 3296 (614 ) o•ked Coli co!IMI STEREO A.M FM radto 8 frock 836 8150 lope combtflalton 8olonce $106 40 or lerm& Coll992 3965 USED FORES TRY EQUIPMENT Ttm~qock 360 Sk1dder John Wanted to Buy Deere 540A Sktdder 42 Inch Tower BuiiEdger Fronkhn 13()8 OlD fu m1ture, •ce boxes bran Sk•dder Davtd Brown Tractor beds wotl telephones and loader Contact Don Graves or por ts or com plee households lyons E(lu•pment, Co Inc Wrtte M D Mtller Rt 4 Ctrdev1lle Ohto "13113Phone Pomeroy, Ohio Coli 992 -7700 (614) 596 "709 or 4H 6028 CASH potd for ol! makes cod models of mob1le homes TRUMPET IN case lad1es sue a Ch1cogo roller skates, 197 1 Phone area code 614·4'23-<1531 Chevelle Maltbu , good condt TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Pro !ton low m•leoge $1{J(X) ducts lop pnce for stondtng Phone 992 2280 sowllm ber Coli Kent Ha nby 8 MOOEL All1s Chomben troc· I 4•6 8570 tor' good fires and runs welt COINS CURRENCY ! ~e n s old Cul lt't'Oiors and plow tnduded pocket wa tches and chams Mu s t hove $800 Phone Sti ve r and gold We need 1%4 643 l834 and older s•l 't'er coins B ~y sell or trade Call Roger Wamsley USED TRACTORS 11'970 Mossey Ferguson, Massey Ferguson 74l 2331 135 d1esel 1971 Jolin Deere 820 1 1 CASH 1 lor tunk cars Frye s d1en~ l 1973 Ma ssey Ferguson Truck und Au to 24 HOUR 17$ dt esel 1975 255 dtesel WRECKER SERVICE I Phone 1975 Mo ney Ferguson 275 742 2001 dtesel Shtnn s Troc!or Soles Phone (304) 458 1630 Leon, W WANT ED OLD uprtg ht piano• tn Vo any tondlhOn WI-I poy $10 each F1rs t fl oor only Wnte gtv FOUR CEMETERY plots at Me1gs mg duecltons to Wt lten Pto na Memory Gardens Wtll se ll Co Bo11 188 Sordt!i, Ohto separately Phone '985 414b .43946 CHRISTMAS TREES Mom St WANTED USED fthh wheel Rutland ' cam per Wut e gtvtng detatls to LARGE ElECTRONIC orgo n and P 0 Box 6h6 Pomeroy oHto bench 2 lo.eyboord~ leshe 45769 speaker bea ut1fu l cobtnel 3S GOOD USED portabl e electr ic mm camera I I $ lens e• lra typewriter Phone 992 2280 telephoto lens and flash a ttach ment Phone992 31 96 WANTED TO buy a 8rowme Scout unt lorm 6 x to 7 Phone (6 U) 667 6220 COAl limestone and calcturr chlortde and colctum brtne lot dust control ond spec1al mtxm' so h lor lormerl Mom Street, Pomeroy Ohto or phone 992 Yard Sale IF YO U hove o serviCe to offer wo nt to buy or sell some thmg oe lookmg for work or whatever you II get results foster w1th o Sent1nel Wont Ad Coll99l 2156 P e t• for Sale PLEASURE HORSES and po mes also wtll buy horse s and pomes Phone (614) 6<18 3290 Ruth Reeves AKC REGISTERED Apnco t toy poo di e fe mal e pup Phone 985 41 II All WHITE G~i!r ma n Shepherd puppies ful l blooded See Rtchord Gtl key Cldton W Vo phone (304) 773 5962 Auto Sal•• 1969 NO'I O &ll lra sharp new pomt bucket seats otr shocks mags Phone 949 2480 69 CHEVEL LEMAliBU t'e llow wd h blo<:k v•nyl roof and block m tenor 307 engt ne 2 door outomo lic , power steertng tope player and new exhaust ~ystem l01r cond1tton $1 000 Phone 949 2574 1968 JEtP WAGONEER 4 wheel dn ve lockou t hub 6 cy l $895 Also F-250 FORD 10 wheel drtve ptckup good Ha rold Brewer l ong Bollom or call ~85 3554 1973 CHEVROLET 1' 1 ton tru ck 6 cyl new lu es $2300 Phone 965 42"15 1973 Ptnto Runabout 4 speed low mtleoge e;uellent condt !t on real sharp Phone 992 23B6 MUST SEll 1970 Cutlass $1000 Phone 985 ]501 ol!er 6 p m 1%5 PlYMOUTH Belvvdere 2 dr seda n ou !omofiCtransmt sston Phonv goo d <o odolo on 992 3574 1966 CUTlASS 2 d' $700 1969 Oldsmobtle 4 dr $950, 1<174 Butck Apollo 2 dr $2450 Phone 992 5786 !rom noon to 0 p m only d01l y 1968 BONNE VILL E PONTI AC Phone 992 5535 1970 MUSTANG II Cobra a1r all power rodto ond tape 1<174 Jeep Renegade 1/ 8 standard Phone 742 3072 Camping Equipment 1976 CAMPER 20OO " con latned S3B 965 4245 self Pho ne For Rent 3 AND "' RM furn tshed and un NO TI CE OF fu rn1shed op!s Phone 992 A PP O IN TME NT 5.434 Case No 21980 Estate of E ltl.lbeth l etfh e1t. COUNTRY Mobtle Home Pork Rt Deceased 33, ten mt les north of Pomeroy NOIICC Is hereby Qt't'en tha t Lorge lots w1th concrete pal lOIIi Elizabeth B HibbS of IBB 5tdevYolks runners. and oft Walnut St r ee t Middleport Oh iO has been duty appomt ed slreet porktng Phone ~2 7479 Exccutrt)( of tH e Es ta te of Eltzabetn Let fhe i! deceased , FURN ISHED two bed{oom opt adults onl y No pets Mid talC Of Middl eport , Oh10 MC I{JS Coun ty dleport Phone 992 387" Credttors ar e r£'QUir ed to fil e thei r c ta ~ms Wilh sil td AVAilABLE ot Rt ver~tde Apart ments I bedroom , $100 per fl dUCIMY wllh tjl lht t'C mo nths Dated th1s 151 h day of mClllth , 2 bedrooms $133 An November 1976 Equal Housi ng Opportunity Mannm9 D Webs ter Phone 992 3273. Judge Cour t of Com mon Pl eas ONE BEDROOM Apts at VIllAGE Proba te DIVIS IOn MANOR 1n Mtddleport for $1().4 MetQS County Ohto monthlv plus alec or S130 tn· ( It ) 19 , 26 (l?)] ]I( cludtng elec lOWER RATfS I;• SENIOR CITIZEN<; __.... unten( SEATrLE ( UPI ) - The ' tb • h O J-~ung on Thtrd ond Mill Seattle Mariners Thursday Sts . 1n Middleporl Brand new announced the signing of tltgh quohty opartm,ant~ ,. "'" Vada Pinson, Ill-year veteran thP ,., .. !"l.,iJ*"'' 1.11 Apt :28 or colt of major league competition, ~:t- 7721 An Equa l Housmg Opportuntty as first base coach for the expansion Alllerican League 5 ROOM HOUSE and i?oth tn Roc me area .Phone 992-5858 team. It wlll be aretlU'O to Sea We 2 BEDROOM MOBILE home adu lts only Phon• 992·5535 for Plnaon, who spent the llllil lleUOII "'lth the Pioci!lc Coast SMALL SEMI turmshed aport ~ menl 126 Mulberry Ave League Rainiera. He batted Phone 9'11 ')ooo .343 with the Ralnlers before going to the Oncuuoati Reds A ROOM FURNISHED opt close to Powel l s SupP.r Vnlu Phoue for thestart of an outstanding 99'2 3658 big leagu., career • Business Services 3891 1971 HONDA CL<50 12000 rntle.s s1uy bor, crash bors, pull bock handle bars new ttre and seals Scrambler stde pipes $650 Call949 2"180 POTATOES and pumpkms C W Prolftlt , Portlo!ld, Ohto Phone B43l254 COAl lor sole Open 6 days per week and evenmgs FQr lurther mformat lon cal l (61 "1) 367 7338 APPlES FITZP ATRICK ORCHARD STATE ROUTE 669 PHONE WilKESVIllE (6 14) 609 3785 FUllER Bru1h Products lor sole Phone992 3-410 CAM PER $bOO Also horse hotler, $450 Phone (6U) 69,$.. 3290 PEARCE SIMPSON C B bose slo lion Phone 247 2684 alter 5 pm D& ltllllltlGor Senlc• FluoctocAIIowtloll-llltia IUIMIMUII _CII!Tl~IIIGS ~~ tt2·3tll PLYMOUTH$ Phone 992-2594 MiddlepOrt, 0 . 11· 11-1 1·10 I ~ ' ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Ohio Truss Rafter Located in Langsville Box28-A Rutl.and , Ohto 45775 74~ · 2"109 Deliv er 7284mos fteal :Estatdor ~ Racine. Ohio ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING NOTICE FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR YOUR HOME In pots end hanu lnu baskets from 75c to $5 00 Also, lay away POINSETTIAS now for CHRISTMAS . 6000 lo PERFECT choose from FOR GIFTS In red , Whitt and p ink S3 00 to S6 00. 20 pet off on 10 ar more . '6.95 Square Yord lnslollod David Parsons, Owner 949-2114 . 11 ·4·1 mo. hour Dependable Furna ce Servtce Ott or Gas Burners , . p r---------------------_::"::::::::::::::::::~ CENTRAL REALTY CO. Nice mod. brick home conlalnlng three bedrooms, dining room, living room with fireplace, full basement with garage, Iorge front porch, nat. gas furnace , city water and well water, a beautiful home with appro,.; 51h acres of land, fruit trees and shade trees surrounding II. Plenty of garden space. good fishing area close by, located In Coolville, Ololo Prlced at only S32,000 Call now CHESTER - 113 acres farm , BO acres tillable land, nice 2 slory farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all hardwood floors and basement Barn and other outbuildings, 2 ponds . A nice laying farm priced to go Located near Chesler, call for appl. CHESTER - Ever dream of owning your own Here's your chance lor you or your friends to own a nice rolling fJvlf course, 501f:l acres, 9 greens. nice modern clu~ house, outbuilding with all spraying and seeding equlpmenl, needs some mowing and a little repair work on golf course This could be purchased with the 113 acres listed above and developed ~nto a beaullful18 hole golf course, call for appl CALL JIMMY DEEM 949-2388 OCTOBER ' LAWRENCE County on the 'i'thdayotMA RCHand the 5th dOMyEoi1GOSCTCOBE oun 1vR on the 16Th day ot FEBRUARY and the 7th day of SE Fl'TEMBE R. on the PtCKAWAY County 27th day of APRI L and the 161 h dey 01 NO VEMBER f_IKE Co un tv on the 22nd day of MARCH and the 26th do~d'Js0c~~~~~~~ lhe 2Bihday of APRIL and the 17th day of NOVEMBER SCIOTO County on the 23rd VINTON County on the 17th d&)l of FEBR:UARV and the 8th day of SEPTEMBE R; lh;"~i,~~ ~.~T~fNFf~~n(,VA Ro~ Hubbard's Greenhouse .and the' 21s t day of SE p TEMBER Phone 992 -5776 Syracuse , Oh•o Gordon Ear~;m~~e~h~nbs~~ B Gray , P J Judges (614198S-415S Chesler, Ohio 1017-1 mo (Pdl PICKENS HDWE. Portland. 0 POLY-FOAM UPHOLSTERY FA BRit': h' • For sofa, Chllr CUs 1on , • mattresses, padding. tdeot far campers. Vorlety of sizes. Velvets, nylon prints , Service r... lilt 11o1011 llodllllr to lilt ..~~a~ MOllo herculonS, \/rnyl solids, and Rllillllllgt fancy prints, accessories.' llldilloo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PIL 9!2-2174 EXCAVATING doEer , ond dltcher Charles R Hot· held Bock Hoe ServiC e , Ru tlo nd Ohto Phone 7-42 2008 SEPTIC Systems mstolled by hcensed Insta ller Shepard Con !roc tors Phone 742 2409 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Son ttot10n 9<12 3954 oc 992 l4lB WILL do roofing, constructt on, plumbmg and heatmg No 10b lao Io rge or too small Phone 742 2348 CARPENTER "lloo rmg ced mg panehng Phone 992-2759 OOZU work an d weldtng Con tact James Parsons Rt 1 Ro<:me on CormEtl Ro od MOBilE Home Repatr Elec , plumbmg and healing Phone 9'12 585B ELECTRONIC T V CliNIC New TV shop, Electrontc TV Chn tc Servtce call $5 95 Color B& W antenna systems ste reos e tc. 572 South Thtrd Mtddleport Phone ,992-6306 Corry m and save mone~ GRAVElY SERVICE - Save 25 Pet on la bor by ha't'mg your Grave ly Tractor repotred or serviCed now Gravely Tractor Soles, Pomeroy , Oh1o Phone {614) 'I'll 2975 Will TRIM or cut trees and shrub· bery Phone 742-3167 or 949 lS4S FROSTY S C 6 RADIO Equtp , everythmg tn two way radto antennas and occes Phone 843-2855 Portland . HOWERY AND MARTIN h covo!t ng sepltc systems dozer back hoe , du mp tru ck li mestone grovel blacktop povl ng, Rt 143 Phone 1 (61 4) 698-733 1 -·-- GAS AND OIL furnace repatr , sales ond servtce 24 hourt Phone 843 2165 FRALEY's Lu mber Company at 1unchon of 346 and 50 W. Albany Offtce pho ne (614 ) 698·6700 or restdence (614 } 696-5310 o• 698 6890 Opan 7 om . .. ----··- BACKHOES EXCAVATING , DOZER TRENCHER , LOWBOY , DUMP TRUCKS BILL PULLINS PHONE 9'12 2•78, DAY OR NIGHT -- -- DIRECT FABRIC SALES - ---nl Main Street Pl. Pleosant Ph. 67S-3469 9:30.5:00 Dally TillS OliO Fridoys BRADFORD Au<:ltoneer Com plete ServiCe Phone 949·2487 or 949 2000 Roc me Ohto Cntt Bradford ' -- - -- ~- ---- ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toasters, trons, all small appliances lawn moWer l') e• l to Sto le H1ghwoy Garage on Rout e 7 Phone (614) 985 31125 REMODEliNG Plumbmg heottng and all types of general repotr Work guaranteed 20 years eM ~e~ ~~:.n ce Phone992 2409 SEWING MACHINE Repatrs , ser· vice , oil makes 992 2284 The Fob r tc ~n ~ IL Pom eroy Aut Horlzed Smger Soles and Servtce We sharpe n Sctssors, EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe wo~k dump trucks and lo- boys lor htre w1ll haul ~ ' fill dut to sot I hmflslone ond grovel <;oil Sbb or Roger Jef le rs, day phone 992-7089 mght phone 992-3525 or 992 5232 SAVE ON CARPETING Hl-l.O SHAG . .INSTALLED Rogulor$14.95 '10,95 Sq. Yd. Evorydoy moooy 11ver. Goad eholce colors, 12 or 15Ft. 501 NYlDN GrHn, gold, rod, blut, rust. I Do II yoursoll, with podding, $7.15 sq. yd. Willi podding lnsh ttod $1 , f5 squoro yord. . C.tt 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPETCONSUL~NT RUnAND FURNITURE 142·2211 · Rullond Allliioiiii0.---.:::.::::::..J --!:1~--~&J., .................___.._.................;.;;,:...· MOBilE home for sa le or rent , 3 bedraom1 al ulthltes patd Phone992-77S1 197:2 04AMPION Mobtle Homes, 12 , x 60 partially furnish ed, 2 b.droom underpmnt ng, !lleps and •Mtras. Phon• 992 2292 , . must sell ' ClOSE OUT sole of El<:ono Homes we hove on our lot On& home by th15 manufoctu1er tits o 14 wide 3 bedroom , carpeted has bestm furmtur& lotalelec trlc tota l wrop Foam-Cor sheothtng ·for ma•1mum energy savmgs Horne will be sold al manU iacturtr's mvoice to ftrst person answe ring 1h11 ad Can be seen at Kingsbury Home Soles t 100 E Main St Pomeroy Also , 2 bedroom 8 • 35 excellent condttlon Forced mr gas fur nac9 fully furmshed Con be seen ol Kmgsbury Hom• Soles AstroGrapM KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY •••. •••. FRIDAY TIL 8 ...,•••• ' Thursdey 811112 "!'On ' Close Sat. At 5 P·lfl: ' RUTLAND fURNI'NRE AICNULg URATE - "!!I LAND ,1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ......... '2895 Alr, auto . tra ns 1972 FORD 4 DR • SED'" """"""" "" ""'1495 eemoce Bode Osoo For Soturdly, Dec. 4, 1976 ARmS (March 21 . Aprll 181 This could be the da¥ you reap the rewar ds for so1\1ethmg good you've done S•nce you re lucky, you could even win a game of cha nce TAURUS (April 20·May 20l You're tn harmony with yourself tod ay Nothmg wtll dtslurb you or dissuade you , tram your pu rpose A rare time wh,en ,you ha~e >no uncertatnttes , GEMINI (Msr 21~Jun~ 1201 Take not hi ng at face val ue tOday The prize you seek ts concealed and :can only be won tf you II dtg for •t ·CANCER (June 21-July 22) Joi nt ventu res are excelle nt unde rtakmgs to day You can en ter Into agreeme nts or contracts tor the aspects are good fo r all tn· valved LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Friends and associates wtll recogmze your value to day It s ft ttme when you'll know you r work ts appreciated VIRGO !Aug. 23 -Sopl. 22) Romance co mes to you toda.,. from a source you had prevtously felt unatta inable Its a good time to do a ltttle soc1al chmblng LIBRA (Stpl . 23-0cl . 23l Someone In the family ctrcle brings about a fo rtun ate Ctr· cumstance It wtll alfect you r luture life and permtt others In the ho me to share m your wt ndlall S'C'ORPRJ10c~/ 24·f!Pv.- 22l Now's the It me to tell pe9pte how you realt y fee t about thmgs They re ready ' to bend over backward to help you attatn it • SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Anythmg dtfftc ult for you to conquer tn the past should be attacked with vigor today You re now equal to the task , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19l A ... ery perso nal ly rewarding day ..for you Seek out people you · wa nt to be wtth The destre Is mutual You II thoroughly enjoy . yourself AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) " Gather the fa mily around yo u to~ day There Is warmth and love ~ and enjoyment In the domesttc ... scene to gladden all hearts. ..' PISCES (Fob. 20·Ma•ch 20) Gel : out In a crowd today You need <•to make the scene wllh lots of :~ h a ppy people They'll enJOY be- !'t)Y~UI ' WBE HELD DEC. 23. 1976 1971 CHEVEUl 4 DR '""""""""'""' 1995 6 Cyl, auto trans 1972 DODGE 'DART....................... '1295 Cyl., std. trans 6 FORD 1f2 TON PICKUP............ '2995 Jus t fi II out th e coupon below & bring in pe r son to Rigg s Used Car. V-8 , std tr ans 1973 FORD lf2 TON PICKUP. ......... ..S2595 V 8, std tra ns 1970 FORD lf2 TON PICKUP............'l295 6 Cyl , std trans A REAL BEAU Y )., TAX SALES I• I~, USED CARS 76 Olds 74 P~. 88 Royal HT Cpe., air .............. 1 57~5 Air ... ..... 12795 Duster Cpe. 6 cyl, PS, 1 7 4 Olds CuUass Sup. Cpe. 2 Dr... . ....... .. 3895 74 Vega GT Cpe..................... . .. ::.... 12 74 Chevy 1 • s'f'~f ton, V-8, 3 spd ........... ...... '2595 WIN A MIDLAND23 CHANNEL E OR MOBILE CB RADIO WITH THIS COUPON. Name~-----------------------Phone Number _______________ 74 AMC Hornet 2 Dr.... .......... : . ......... '1995 Address- - - - - - - - - - - - 72 Olds Toronado fun power and air ..... '1995 No purchase necessary, need f! ot be pr esent to won . You must bring coupon on to Riggs Us e d Cars to be to win. 73 Olds 98 Lux. Cpe., air.. .. .............. 13495 73 Olds 88 Royal HT Sedan, air... .. .......'1695 73 Olds 88 4 Dr. powe~ & air............. 11595 SEE: 73 Ford Galaxie 500 HT Cpe ............... 12395 73 Buick Regal HT Cpe~ power & air .. .... 13495 72 1 ChiJSier Newport Royal ................ : . 1495 72 Chevy Imp. 72 Olds 98 4 4 Dr ......................... '1295 Dr., power & AIR ...... - .... 12295 ROGER RIEBEL OR RAY RIGGS PHONE 985-4100 ON ST. Rf. 7 CHESTER. 0. Russell, Tina Ray and boy frtend of Washington C. H. Buick Elec. 2225 HT Cpe............... 12495 and Terry Lynn Russell of Kentucky were Thanksgiving Ford Torino, Cpe, V8, automatic .....'1395 guests of Mr . and Mrs. Franklin Russell of MidFord Torino 4 Dr~ HT Cpe, V8 auto..... '1395 Osof has Wfltten a spec1al AstraHelen J ohnso n was dleport. Graph Letter fo r you For your Mr and Mrs. John Downs Tuesda y vtsilor of Mr and Chev. Caprice HT Sedan ................. '1795 "' copy send 50 cents and a selfJohnson. and Adam were Tha nksMrs. Harley addressed, stampFJd en~efope to '" Aslro-Gra ph, P 0 Box 489, Mr. and Mrs. Larry giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power air .. ....... '1995 ~ Radio Ctty Sta t1on, New York, Johnson, Gina, Tahnee and John Downs of Glouster .. NY 10019 Be sure to asH for Brady and Mrs. Geneva Mr. and Mrs . Ha rley 70 Nova Dr., speed ........ ..... ......... $895 Saglffaflus Volume 1 } Shumate wer e Thanksgivmg Johnson, Mr . and Mrs. ' Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphf and family, 70 Chrysler New Yorker 4 d1, Sedan ...... .. '595 Ivan Shumate and sons of Mr. and Mrs. John E . MurMansfield, 0. phy, son of Syracuse were 70 Ford LTD 4 Dr., !lower & air ..... ... ...... '895 Mr. and Mrs. James Thanksg iving Day din ner Reeves, Mr and Mrs. Eugene guests of Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Harung, Rhonda and Ronald, R. Murphy, Cannel, Peggy 69 Ford LTD Dt. Sedan, power & air ...... 795 Mr and Mrs. Jack Elam, Bill and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs . and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs • John Downs and Adam were Cadillac Cpe. DeV;IIe, power air ........ '695 Robert Reeves, Bryan and evening guests. See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Jamie of Chester, and Mr. Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy and Mrs. Paul Darnell and of Beckley, W. Va. were Burris, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Jeff were Thanksgiving Day Thanks~lving · holiday guests Keebaugh . dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of , Mr. and Mrs. Cbarley Fred Tuckerman . Smith. Mr. Lincoln Russell, local, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy and Mrs. Clinton Gtlkey, of Columbus were weekend Mr. "You'll Like Our Quality Way Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Of Doing Business" Jordon and son, Mrs. Harold McElroy '"d Mr. and Mrs . "I will not give you my next 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Gillogly, VIcki and Bruce, all Bill McElroy, Jeff and Joey . ' Thanksgiving dinner guests •opinion until ~ou stop liggling .,_Op..,;,e•n•E•v•e•n•in~g•s•U•nt•i•I6.:0•~-T•i•l5•p•.•m•.•Sa•t•._ , . ol Albany, Guy Russell of at my last one!" Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ray of Helen Johnson were Mr ~Th is ts an espectally rewardi ng year tor you tn your work or ' career Good fortune 'wtll walk "hand ·tn-hand wtth you1 to pay off fmanclally • (Are you a Sag~ttanus? &arnlce 72 72 72 71 & 2 4 LAFF- A ··DAY 4 68 Wolfpen News Notes HT 71 & Karr & Van Zandt ,, With purchase of any New or Used Car proced ov er $500.00 during the month of Dec . Let Smith Nelson Mot ors buy your Chrostmas turkey . W e are your friendly dealer. We have the s harpest pencil in town . 1975 Uncoln Coupe '7495 Metallic blue ft nt sh, white vinyl top w11n blue lea ther mtenor full power, rad tal tires , lilt whee ls, cr uise control. AM FM st erM fa e 1 owner 1975 P~. Duster 2 dr. HT 52995 One oWner 1974 Ford Galaxie 4 Or. e • e • '2695 1972 CHEV. IMP. 2 DR ................ ..S1895 1974 Ford Grand Torino• • • • '2295 V 8, P S , P B , air 1974 V.W. SUPER BUG ........... _..... '2295 1974 Pontiac Catalina • • • • • s2995 1974 P~mouth fuiJ Ill• • • • •'2495 MANY MORE 1973 Chevy Monte Carlo '2495 Save Now on a 1976 Pinto, Mustang, or Maverick. 1973 P~. Duster Slant 6 s1995 See: Pat Hill, Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodrill 1973 Ford LID .......... '2495 For a good deal on a new or used vehicle Open Eventl)gS Ttl6:00 1973 Buick leSabre Custom •• 52495 Except TOurs and Sat Closed Sunday 1973 Buick LeSabre •••••• •'2495 '' 1973 Pontiac LeMans Sport '2295 DAN THOMPSON FORD Middleport 992 -2196 1973 Chevy Caprice • • • • • • • s2695 1973 Chev. Cheyenne Super •• J2695 .1972 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. • • • • '1395 r--~;::============;---, 1972 Thunderbird • • • • • • • • '2495 1971 Dodge Polaro • • •·• • • e • '695 VALUE RATED 1969 P~mouth FuiJ....... '295 1969 Ford LID ••••••••••• 5495 1966 Fiat 4 dr. s395 DIC. 4 187. ' " ' ., ol I DIIAWING Atr, P S , P B 73 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe .................. '3495 ~ ~.Birthday otj WIN AMIDlAND 23 aiANNEL BASE OR MOBILE CB RADIO AT RIGGS USED CARS Buy during December ano you can save money. We want to cut our used car onvento ry. So our loss os your gaon . SALE 1972 FORD VAN CARGO E-100 ..... ..'2595 PHOTOGRAPHY 843·2165 1495 1972 FORD PINTO WAGON .......... .. 4 Cyl., auto. trans ~:: ~.' o~~~~~R"nd 'h • 2''h 1974 Aerial Commercial Schools Weddings H"fflll. COOLVIL~ E- doJy·~~k::~R't~~'ld f~. ~~U~~ Of PROFESSIONAL 24 TRAILER SALES - '"" $ HIGHLAND County on th~ 5th dayofAFl'RIL l!nd the 18th It • do~J'~,?,~'\;08c~~~ly on lhe 261h day of APRIL !lind lhe Air, P S, P B 15 h du of NOVEMBE R ' OIJ 26, (12) 3. 10, 31c MONTGOMERY TEAFORD mo. . RACINE ' CARPET SHOP ~.·hy d~·y ~m~f:~at·~ USED CARS 1972 FORD LTD 4 DR....................S1695 NEW '77 _ SMALl tor m lor sble, 10% down , owner fina nced Mon roe Coun tv W Va Phone {304) 772· 3102 o• (3041772 3227 COUNTRY farmland wtth sed ud· ed woods water and good oc cess tn Monroe County W Vo $1 000 down <:oft !304) n2 3102 o• (>041772·3227 A0111i 1 &o, 121 Commerctol pooperty oppro• 17 at:res level land located ot Long•~llle, Ohio 45741 Tuppers Ploms on Ohio Rou te FOR SALE · 669-42.&.5 tvtntngs 7 Phone (61-4) 667 6304 FAIIIIIONT 3 bed;ooms 1% baths la rge ltv One good used chain $1~ l'toll1tel'S !11: mo.oo '"9 room d1nmg roo m ond k1t saw. Fw•. M1ntt 5ICtlL - -- ,- . _ 10 27 1 mo chen fu lly carpeted Phone One good used Gobson Side. 992 31 29 or 992-54]4 b)' -Side Refrtgerator 1200 59 acres, 6 room house both Water Softeners for Sale pa rt ly carpeted lwo out 134t.OO bu dd ings du9 boutmenl one thtrd ltlloble mineral nghts located near Oonv1lle Pomeroy Landmark Red uced lor qutc k sale HOMESITES for sole I cere and up Mtddlepo rt near Rutland $23 500 Phone 742 2766 9. - Jack W Carsey, Mgr NEARL V new al elec home lull Co lt 992 7"81 .al. Phone992-2161 basement for sole by owner NEW 3 bedroo m house 2 baths all elec I acre M1ddl eport Rutlo11d areo Phone 742 2531 close to Rutland Phone 992 TUPPER S PLAINS, OHIO Three 7481 bedroom house lom1ly room AN TIQUE GLASSWARE {s•gned l1reploce, 2 baths diShwasher Pc s) depre.ss 1on cormvol cu t range gar bage dtspos ol glon Hunnel l1gures gloss col <:arpet sun deck forge lot fee table vel..,e t solo Phone $26 500 Phone (614) 667 6304 992 3283 HOUSE FOR SAlEm Mmersv1l le, 6 FENCE POSTS $1 00 Also rooms and bath 1 ond 2 ten ths ftrewoad 1f, ton ptckup foods acres Phone 94~ 2563 delt't'ered S25 w1 thm 25 mde~ 608 E. Phone 9B5 4197 . MAIN SCHOOl SEWING moch1ne5 POMEROY, 0. Smgers m walnut console lie ' Phone 992 51 4b Vtrgtl B Sr., Realtor BRICK & FRAME - aboul 110 Meehanic Pomeroy, 0 FREIGHT DAMAGED October 19 .4 years old 3 nt ce Phone 992-337! 1976 Ztg Zag Sewt ng ' bedrooms. bath, modern Mac h tnes butr on ho le HUNTING LAND - 115 kit chen with range and monogram etc Ongmol ly acres of pasture, woods & di s hwas he r , ca rpeting , $179 95 wt ll sell lor SS9 95 cash fi slilng country Think garage , about l ac re or 1erms Phone 9~2 5146 twice, as this doesn 't come $28,0110 00 GOO D MI XE D hay .i Phone up often $30,000 'h ACRE wtth late model 949 2523 mob•le hom e, 12x60, has RUTLAND - 4 bedroom al um storage bui lding , home on 124 near school & large li ving room , church All uhlltles and excellent co ndtt ton garden . HARD WATER $7,5011.00 .i....M: R E.S.. - ~ room ho use POMEROY - Wa lk lo PROBLEMS? jhaf stts tn the country shop 3 bedrooms, bath , which needs a heap of paneling, lots of storage Let Pomerov Landmark doong Dug well fh o, space . A buy at just soften & condttlon your electnc and gravel road Sll.SOO 00 water UC-XVI by MIDDLEPORT - 2111 story ffame, corner lot , garage, 5 ONLy 1279,95 LIKE NEW - 2 bedrooms, bedroom s, bath , carpeting, hobby and utility room r:x>rches Natural gas heat Let us test your water Nice balh , nal gas F A S8.5011.00. Free. furnace . Carport and large LOVELY 6 yr old home, 3 ga rden space . $37,500 La d nice BR wtlh la rge closets , .... _· omeroy n mark 2 baths, very nice dtn e In MIDDLEPORT 3 k it c hen, dlshwashP.r. Q Jack)V Carsey, Mgr dl!posal , carpeting , full L---_;_Pho;::;:n::,e..:,9,;;92::;·2:,:1::,61:,__...1 apart men ts wtth baths Near shopping, school and basement , central gas heat churches $20,000 and air cond $29,800.00. MENS US,fD Clothmg lor sol .. WE HAVE GREAT NEED Open .4 ttll9 everyda y Proffttt s 33 NORT,H - 6 room house FOR NEW HOMES LET • Recreolian Center Portland wl tt'\ T P water , garage US SELL YOURS Ohto and one a cre $5500 HENRY E. CLELAND SIZE I SNOW boots and whtte BROKER shoe skates other ch1ldren s MIDDLEPORT - Nea r 992.2259 clothes Phone ~49 2522 pool 5 rooms, 2 baths, gas furnace, base ment and 1971 l TO otr cond1f1oned p b large garden $18,000 p s excellent condlltOI'J Four "5 x 14 snow ttres one boy s 26 BUY NOW BEFORE tnch btke , new Coll992 3442 Wtll do odd jObs roofm g pom.THEY GET EVEN tmg gutter work Phon• 9'1 2 TWOGOATS SeePomeroyMoto r HIGHER SEE US FOR A 74(11 Com pony or A R Kn1ght n_ EAL BUY Will DO boby ~l ttmg dayttme m my home in Rocme area Phone 949-2322 EXPERIENCED aAaYS ITTERS loktng reservations lor all n1ght SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and attached garage, total end hourly stltmg for New electric home under construction on 1h acre lot ~ner Yea rs Eve For 1nformallon will finiSh In 30 days for buyer or will sell " as I•" May co11992 . 7092 take trade. Located near Chester , WILl DO bobyslttmg tn my liome for $15 week Monday through 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern m story house. 3 br,. Fndoy Phone 992 6134 dining room , firep lace, full basement, nice porches and SEWING AND Alterolions out buildings Large scenic lake with green grass and Reasonable 572 South Thud pine trees around If Watch the large bass swim along Ave Mtddleport Phone In fhe clear water Pretty as a picture Priced to sell 992·6306 $37,400.011 ~olfcourse? DAILY RENTAU LARR~&.eDER We - TOM RUE MOTORS ON SIDIM-SOffiTT , Pf'l (61 4) - ,. .. Co. CHRISTMAS AUCTION Sole Frt· day 6 30 p m lot's gtfts ond m•sc:: a t the Auclion Hause Horton 51 Mo5on W VA "' ... ... ~ ~· S1l)ltl WIIIDOIIS I DOOH lllfWIIIIERI WIIDOIIS Southeastern Auction ..... ,... ..... . •::boo..... - the Co urt of Aputs of the severe I Counties In n ld ADAMS County on the 6th day of A~rtl and the 19th day ol OCTOBER ATHENS County on the 2"1th 1day Of FEBRUARY and the 22nd day of SE PTEMBER BROWN County on the 7th day of AP.R I Lend the lOth day of OCTOBER GALLI A County on the 15th 197 5 1975 1975 197 4 • Buock R egal. 2 d r. Was$4695.00 Now $4395.00 Pontiac As tre 2 dr. Wa s $2895.00 Now $~695 . 00 Pontia c Lemans2dr . Wa s$4 195.00 No w$3795 .00 Buick Century, ~~xus 2 dr . Was $4295.00 Now .. $4095 .00 1974 Ford Mustang 2 dr . Wa s $2895 .00 Now $2695.00 1974 Pontiac Forebo rd 2 dr . Wa s $4295 .00 Now $3795.00 1974 M erc ury M ontego MX 2dr Was SJ19S .OO Now $2995 .00 1976 Pontoac Sunbord 2 dr . Was $3795.00 Now S359S.OO 1973 Chev . Imp . Cust. 2dr. HT Was$2495.00 Now $20 95 00 1973 Ford Mach 1 2 dr . Wa s $2695 .00 Now $2095.00 1973 Dodg e Pic k up 'Il ion Was $27 95 .00 Now S2495.00 1972 Chry s le r Ne wport 4 dr . Was $2 195.00 Now $1 895.00 1972 Pontoac Grand Pri x Was $2 795 .00 Now $2195.00 1972 Chev tmp . Cu st . 2dr . HT Wa s $2195 Now $1795.00 1972 Chev Monte Carlo W as $2595.00 Now $2395.00 oo Don 't forget you owe tt to your self to check with us before vou buy anv car new or used. We have the sharpest pentll In town The Frtendl y Dea ler II !It Vl~' SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 E. MAIN ST. OPEN EVENING POMEROY, Till 6 PM & SAT. Till 0. 5 PM a nd Mrs Everett Ray Johnson a nd famoly of Dublm , Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, · Aimett and Duane and J ames, anf! IT@!l4 Johnson. oul 4~111 Mrs J ames Johnson, J limi Sue and Teresa were Thanksgovong donner guests of ber _ 1!14 (;J:tt VROLET MONTE CARLO 13991 m othe r , Mr s. Ernes tone Loca\ 1 owner car, green finis h, gree n vinyl roo f, r ad ia l Jones of New Haven, W Va. w w tires, air cond ., V 8. wtt h <H.ltomptlc P steering & Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray brakes Johnson and family spent 1974 DATSUN Sm5 Thanksgovong holi day woth 210 2 door . loca l car, 4 speed trans, 44 1200 m iles, good Mrs. Helen Johnson also her IJres, dark green fini sh, r ea l e cononw mothe r, Mrs. Hamm of ' P omeroy a nd other relatives 1973CAPRICE4DR . H.T. $2995 Local 1 owner car, blk vinyl roof, green In terior , Mr . and Mrs . Pau l white -wall tires, air, automatic, power s'tee rlng & McElroy, Mr and Mrs. Bill brakes McEl roy, J ell a nd Joey , loca l, Mr . and Mrs. Whole and son of Moddleport, Mr a nd Mrs John Wood and son , Ma ble Wood of Wolkesvolle were Thanksgivong dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. !;co Davidson, Donna, Wilma and Anna bell . Mr.· and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and fa mily, local, Mr and a nd Mrs. Walter Terrell and Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Knapp and fa moly family at Pataskala. a nd Mrs. Way ne Bcal were of Columlms were ThanksMr and Mrs Uoyd Kon g Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevuller givong dinner guests of Mrs. and family, Mr . and Mrs. of Chester, Mrs. Bet ty Lena Knapp of Langsville. Rodney Frecker spent Chevalier and Rodney of Mr a nd Mrs Doyle Knapp Thanksgi ving with Mrs . Chester, Mr. and Mrs. and sons, Mrs. Daniel Mary King at Shade, Ohio. George Warner and Gordon Worley, Stacy of Beckley, W. Spending th e weekend with of Wolf Pen, Mr. a nd Mrs. Va were Sunday dinn er t heir mother, Mrs . Elizabeth Russell Well and Miss Denlse guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Murray were Mr. and Mrs Hendricks. Charley. Smith . Mr and Mrs Ralph Chos~ Dana Murray, Tona and Greg of Rock Springs and Mr and of Columbus are visiting at Mrs. WlUtam Murray and son their farm her e. Mr. and Mrs. Nev White of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs . Dale were Thanksgiving dinner Harrison, Scott and Jodi had guests of Mr . and Mrs. as Thanksgivlllg guests Mr. Harold \Vhite at Langsville. Mrs. Hazel Arnold and and Mrs . Olen Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Walter had as Thanksgiving Mrs. Virgo! King and Helen Harroson, Rodney and Trevor guests Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Harold of Worthington. family of WllllarnB and White were in Pottersville, Recent visitors of Mr. and McArthur. New York where they went to Mrs. Roy Brlckles were Mr. Recent guests of Mr. and get David King who returned and Mrs. Greg Brlckles and Mrs Nev White were Mrs home with them. family of Groveport, Ohio Charles Holley a nd Usa of Spending several days with and Mrs. Carolyn Banks and · Ashton, W. Va ., Mrs David Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison Stephanie of Maryland. Glenn a nd Yvonda of Tipp are Mr and Mrs. Phlillp Mr . and Mrs. Dana City, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and sons, Trevor Murray, Greg and Tina, Sherman White and Mr and and Rodney of Worthington. spent Thanksgiving with her Mrs. Richard Cole, local . Spe ndin g Thanksgiving parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mrs. Elizabeth Murray was with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl Sheets and familY at Sandy· dinner guest Thanksgiving o( were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carl ville, Mr . and Mrs. Richa rd Va. and Brett , Randall, Melodla : Mr. and Mrs. John Dean Houdashelt and Andra. and Danny , Mr. and Mrs. had as Thanksgiving guests, The Carleton Church will Dwight Carl, Ivan, Paula, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth have Its Christmas progrom Johnny and Tammy and Markins of Raclne, Mr. and Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. • R od ney Carl a nd Debbie Mrs. Bruce Reid , Tammy, Queen. Richard and Ttacy of Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Columbus, Mrs . Vlrglnla Your medical Insurance, Dean and Jeremy and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. under Medicare can stop If Bill Spaun and Shannon were Robert Reid and Rodney of you do not mike monthly. orerntum payments. Thanksgiving guests of Mr Pataskala. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF QUALITY .._M_o..;..t_o_r_c.... o.,... Kingsbury New.s Notes w. �. 12:- The DaUy Sentlne~ Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 3,1976 M~try Berry loved, respected . By MIDdy Kearns of Mary Berry, who was found stabbed to death at her hOme in Mason ~'riends ''MAMA BIRD' Pendant Th is loving bird and nest pendant In antiqued finish pewter ts available with two or three littl e' chicks Pendant shown actual 111e Lay" Away For Christmas T ~ \hdnesday morning , Councll 'which operates the llmlts,manypeopleln Mason described her as a thoughtful, Mason Youth Center. She dealt at the store, where Mrs. friendly business woman served as president of this Berry spent most of her time. today who always helped organization as well as a Mrs. Stewart said, "I've those In need. member of the board of always liked Mary. I know Mrs. Berry moved to directors. Another member this was a shock to the Masori County when a young · on this council with Mrs. community. She was really . chlld with her family. With · Berry was Ray Tucker, Sr. nice to everyone. Just last the exception of 10 years in Tucker said of her : ''I've, week I was at her store Charleston, she was a known Mary all my life. l've buying groceries. I always resident of Mason, where she been on the Civic Committee bought my groceries there." took part In many community with her and nobody can be Mason Mayor Fred and church affairs. like Mary was. She was Taylor said, "It was a dread. Mrs . . George Robert always friendly and I'm sure fulthing for the community. I Stewart, who worked at the B · · she will be sadly mlilsed, not know everyone has a deep and B Market for Mrs. Berry · only by the people In Mason, sympathy for her family. She said : , but all the people who dealt will be missed by the people "She was one of the with her." · as She took part in many nicest people I knew. She was Francis G. Stewart of community affairs, besides good to work for and she West Columbia also said she her store. I would also have to helped--mtsre people than had known Mary all of her commend Mason Patrolman anyone knew." life. Most of the residents of Joe Young in his inOlston Wright, a longtime Mason had known her for vestigation of the crime, and resident of Mason, described many years. Owning the only also all the law enforcement Mrs. Berry as a "good grocery store in the town , agencies." woman." "She never harmed anyone ; she... always helped people and was willing to work in the community. I know many cases where people went into the store and got groceries on credit when they didn't have the money to MASON, W. Va.- At least Several hours later, the two pay for them ," Wright said. one of the two suspects held in suspects were arrested. · Mary Berry helped . Ohio jails today in the Mary Wednesda:;. afternoon organize the Mason City Civic Berry murder case will not Gaskins presented a murder waive extradition . warrant to Young in the Mason County Sheriff Meigs County Sheriff's office --~~~-~-~; James Gaskins said this and gave him the opportunity morning the Mason County to waive extradition and prosecutor's office could ·- return to Mason County. begin extradition proceedMoving to the Meigs County lngs Monday to have John Common Pleas Court, Young Lewis Young, 32, Mason, refused extradition and In· returned to Mason County to stead asked the court to ... stand trial for the murder of appoint an attorney for him Mrs. Berry ea rly Wednesday. so he could bring charges r=~ f A 16-year-old juvenile of against the officers who Ma son, also arrested in arrested him. connection with the murder, Young complained his has not waived extradition, handcuffs were too tight. but was expected to do so While Meigs County was Friday afternoon. hOlding Young Wednesday on The juvenile - unidentified a murder charge in West by authorities - was being Virginia, they initially held held in the Gallia County Jail. the juvenile on a runaway The two were arrested in charge. Meigs County late WedBesides facing charges of nesday afternoon. murder, the two are being Meanwhile, the autopsy charge~ with grand larceny report on the ca use of death in connection with another of Mrs. Berry, 58, owner 1\nd crime occurring a week and a operator of the B&B Market half prior to the murder, in Mason has been com- according to West Virginia pleted. According to Gaskins, State Police. That incident she died from internal apparently took place at the bleeding due to stab wounds home of Margaret Marshall, in the heart and intestines. Mason. Time of death is believed to Thursday , after being have been between I and 2 transferred to Gallia County, a.m. Gaskins presented the 16 year Mrs. Berry's body was old a warrant charging him discovered in her bed with with accessory to a murder five deep stab wounds. before and after the fact. ~ I ~-rl ~ I f 81 ' crowds are nice. C f .Open a vault-safe, ~ ~high-interest Savings Account toda~ C And watch your money grow. fr Governor ~ f 'P t ~ror· ftatlona bank the bel* of the century eA:IIIIIIhed 1172 r ·. ' f ~ f f·P. I'I'TL-~ t;'~111-1.:_..._ C . . - - "'~n::n:: •urppJ LIILU,. • ....,.,..... LOTTERY WINNERS This week's winning Ohio ·~ · · (Continued from page I) Lottery numbers: ' registration and license plate PolO' Gold . renewals. Three-digit ljllmber The bill • follows 071 (zero-seven-one). recommendations made by Three-digit number Andrews to modernize Ohio's 737 (seven-three-seven). - system for distributing Five-digit number license plates. · Chiaramote served for 10 19390 (one-nine-three-nineyears as Superintendent of zero). Double Play 'I· the·Highway patrol and is a Three-digit number charter member of the Ohio 777 (seven-seven~seven). ~ Peace Officers Training Five-digit number Council. . 57706 (flve-seven-seven.Dolllson is a former ch~ir- zero-s"lx). • f man of the Ohto State Racmg · Six • digit number '~';. Study Committee. 315345 (three · one-five three-four-five), Winning color - red. I.- ~~·. ·, 1 f LETART, W. Va. - Mrs. Roms A. Litchfield, 71, Letart, died Thursday at . Pleasant Valley Hospital. &he was born Feb. 26, 1900, in Henderson to the late John E. and Vietts Hicks Clonch. She is survived by her husband, Sonnle B. Utchfield , Letart; a daughter, Mrs. Elmer (Bonnie) Baird, Cheshire ; two sons, Marion Leo Litchfield and John F. Litchfield, both of New Haven; two sisters, Mrs. Mary McCoy and Leola Likens; Henderson; two brothers ·Dane Clonch Henders~n. and John A: Clonch, Galli foils; eight grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. ' A son, Ralph, died in 1969. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home. Rev. George Werick will officiate. Burial will follow in the Graham Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday after 4 p.m. at the funeral bOys . home. WASHINGTON - THE SOVIET UNION CANCELED a James' Riaas of """"" Mason is dead total Soviet orders In the first year of a five-year grain deal down to 6.47 millloo metric tons. ' The RIISiians promised to buy at least 6 millloo toni of grain a year, which can be increased to 8 million tons -higher if the U. S. government agrees. Some Agriculture officials had originally predicted that Soviet purchases would' reach 8 million tons. The 1976 Russian grain crop has been substantially larger than predictions - possibly a record and on Thursday, officials doubted sales would reach 8 million tons. • MASON, W. Va. - James Riley Riggs, 73, Mason, died Thursday at Pleasant Valley ~ Hospital.· He was born : Jan. 29, 1903 In New Cumberland, W. Va., to the late Thomas .and Nona Mcintosh Riggs. He was a rebred businessman. Survivors includes his wife, Norma F. Riggs, Mason; a daughter, Mrs. Paul (Peggy) Anderson, Mason; a sister, Mrs. Raymond Fischer, Pomeroy; ~ brother, Walter Riggs, Middleport, three grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. : The funeral will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Rev . Robert Maring will officiate. Funeral services for Mrs. Calling hours are today Berry are scheduled for from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Saturday, I: 30 p.m. at the p.m. at the funeral hbme. Foglesong Funeral Home in Mason. Stores in Mason were . closing Saturday. .... '--~~~~1!01•~-~~~•*"•..,.. Autos slide to collide (Continued from.;page I) 400,000 metric too order for American corn Thursday and at the same time ordered 300,000 metric tons of wheat, according to the Agriculture Department. Officials said th1ll represented a net reduction of 100,000 tons In grain purchases and brings BOARD TO MEET NOW YOU KNOW . The Meigs County Fair The University of New Board will meet at 8 p.m. England Is located at ArMonday at the secretary's mldale, New South Wales, office on the Rock Springs Australia. Fairgrounds.. Suspect in murder holds onto extradition rights·: ' I pomti'Oy rutlcnt UbllliPPIPieletrsrt plalna News .. in Briefs Mrs. Litchfield died .on Thur day PROBE BEGUN SYRACUSE - Syracuse Pollee Chief Milton Varian is investigating the theft. of a battery taken from a vehicle owned by Jean Stout, College Road, while parked in the owner's unlocked garage WedneSday night and Thursday morning. CLINIC DATES SET The next cancer clinics for Meigs area women at Veterans Memorial Hospital . will be from 1 to 3:30p.m. on Dec. 8 and Dec. 29. Several appointments are open for each of the free clinics. For appointments, call 992-3382, 992-5832 or 992-3708. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FIRDA Y NIGHT TIL 8 .. The Meigs County Sheriff's Department investigated a minor accident Thursday at 8:55 a.m. on TR 38 in Salisbury Township. No persona I in juries were reported. James A. . Miller, 22, Pomeroy, unable to go up a hill was backing when his car slid off to the left. A vehicle driven iiy Keith q. Aeiker, old Kyger Road, moving slowly north down the ice covered hill, lost control, and slid into Miller's car. There was mod erate damage. No citation was issued. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Mrs. Willard Luckeydoo, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Julius Matheny, Leon; Mrs. Max Graham, Point .P)easant ; Mrs. Elmer Handley, Buffalo; Mrs. Carl Lanham, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Gary Cremeans, son, Rutland, 0.; Charles Westmoreland, Cottageville ; Mrs. Jerry Davenport, Middleport; Mrs. Gordon Young, Clifton; and Mrs. Leo Sturns, Point Pleasant. Birth - A son to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Keaton, Middleport. Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted Richard DeMoss, Pomeroy; Steven Trussell, Long Bottom; Donna Good, Long Bottom; George Conde, Syracuse; Clarence Curtis, Pomeroy; Barbara Klein, Pomeroy. Discharged - Gay Perrin, William George, Maggie Gilmore. ! We have a large selection of Chris.tmas Gift Wrap, Tags, Ribbons, Ready-made Bows and Tape. r ' l! J·, •.:" . ~ .\•, t•;:. , y,,, ...... If you're having a Christmas party you should choose from our selection of Christmas Napkins, Paper Plates and Paper Cups - by Hallmark. HALLMARK CHRISTMAS CARDS Very good selection of boxed Christmas Cards including: Religious, Currier and lves and Norman Rockwell ,C hristmas themes. Buy the cards you need today! ·Take advantage of the special three day sale. price on women's sweaters - girls and women's coats - men's dress shirts - men's slacks - men's leisure suits . Dan River sheets - easy chairs - G. E. clothes dryer . men's · and boys' winter jackets. Sale ends Saturday at 5 p.m. SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ElBERFELDS.IN POMEROY .· ' ::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:: FIREMEN TO MEET Officers will be elected at a meeting of the Rutland Volunteer Fire Dept. at 6:30 Monday evening at the fire station. All members are asked to be present. OotQOnll CBS TRIO CLOSING FOR FUNERAL MASON, W. Va. - Mason Mayor Fred Taylor and the Mason Merchants Association today requested that businesses of Mason close at I :30 p.m. Friday for the funeral services of Mary Berry who was found stabbed to death in her home Wednesday morning. FROM ATHENS CLUB TO MEET RACINE - A meeting of the Western Boot CB Club will be held Monday at 7 p.m. at Roushes' Landing in Racine. TONIGHT &SATURDAY 10 'ilL 2 MEIGS THEATME CLOSED FOR VACATION WATCH .FOR OPENING ·DATE ,. 25" CHRO~(OlOIH I 211(PI ,..._Cl "[ ,~ • Glant25" diagonal Console. • Reliable 100% Solid State. • Energy Saving Power Sentry. • Brilliant Chromacolor. NOW '588 WT All1976 l9:00~L The MADEIRA'• HtttOC Decorator compact table· model. Dark Brown , polystyrene cabinet. Solid St•te .Super Video Range Tuning System. •AMIFMIFM • Precision Changer • Allegro . 1000 ~peakers • S.Track Player NOW ' ·: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 3, 1976 berry clonch cremeans gilmore litchfield riggs