https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5d7b10b30404a48da564b59c6e47978b.pdf cee90c1f99d07abb5efd918e787e0e14 PDF Text Text Possible murder knife found near Chauncey Saxhe having ... no -p art of Ohio politics MECHANICSBURG, omo (UPI) - Retired Indian ambauador William B. Saxbe says he plar)s to hunt, golf and !l!h and nO\ run foc governor of Ohio. Saxbe, whose resignation as U. S. ambassador to India takes effect Jan. I, and his wife, Dolly, arrlved·home this weekeoo. 'lbe former Ohio attorney general, senator and ·u. S. attorney general says he plans to relax and perhaps enter llivate law practice but says he does not want to get involved In politics. "I'll make myself available to anyone who wants to hunt, play golf oc go flahlng," he added. "It's been about eight years since I left and I don 't contemplate leaving again." He said he has no interest in "All the pros in the State politics and will not be a Department were hoping for Republican candidate in 1978 somebody like Cyrus Vance to succeed James A. Rhodes. who will• provide a sense of "I think I can make a Jiving continuity," he said. without being in politics," Saxbe refused to comment Saxbe said In noting he had critieally about India as he quit "a· better job" than still has several weeks of governor. "J've had 30 years service left, but said the of it since I got out of the ambassadorship "was a Army in 1946. great experience and the "J've dodged all the relationship between our bullets - legislative country and theirs· has difficulti~s, state cocruption, improved." congressional inepitude and He said the Republican Watergate." party needed to do some Saxbe said he will consider grass-roots organizing to several offers to join solve its problems. Washington law firms, but "The worst thing we could not as a partner and resident get is an Internal squabble," in Washington , since he he said. "We have to find wants to remain in ohio. what the Democrats He said President-elect discovered years ago, that Jiffimy Carter's selection of the party is big eno!lgh for all. Cyrus Vance as the next We need a policy of inclUsion, Secretary of State was a good not exclusion." one. , MASON, W. Va. - State police recovered Saturday what they believe was the weapon used to murder 58 year-old Mary Berry of Mason last Wednesday. A hunting knife was found in a creek approximately two miles from Chauncey, a rural community in Athens County, by Troopers J. L. Searles and M.S. Smith at approximately 2 p.m. Saturday. Meanwhile, a 16-year old juvenile, who has been WEST LAF AVETTE, IND. - JIM YOUNG, football coach at Arizona the past fol!f season, today took over as Purdue's new coach even though he was more than 1,500 miles away and· began recruiting his staff. Young was announced as a successor to Alex Agase Sunday by Purdue athletic director George King, just 10 days after Agase's dismissal following his :Hi season that gave his , Boilermakers an 18-25-1 record for four years. The 41-year-old Young, . who was a member of Ohio State's 1954 national champion team as a sophomore, hsd a 31-13 record at Arizona, including 6--5 this year. That was impressive enough for Purdue to give him a five year contract at a starting salary of $35,000 a year. VOL XXVII NO. 162 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO cmCAGO - , FAlSE MEASURMEENTS of blood pressure account for much of the nation's increase in hypertension cases and treatment for tnany of those patients has been "slipshod," a <;:Jeveland·researcher says. In a commentary in this week's issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Irving H. Page criticized a masalve federal testing program designed to Identify hypertensive persons. "No committee, commiasion or any (Continued on page 10) en tine MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS anti-U.S. IN BUSINESS - The Salvation Army collection kettle went into operation at the Pomeroy Kroger Store Saturday to gather funds to be used in providing Christ·mas baskets of food and toys for the underprivileged. ToKYO (UP!) - Japanese · voters today denied the proAmerican Liberal Democratic party a majority in parliament for the first time in Its 21-year history, showing an apparent dissatisfaction over the lAck· heed payoff scandals. Party leaders opposed to reformist Premier Takeo Mild immediately called a co nventi on to. force hi s ouster. The final returns gave Mild's ruling LDP, which has a conservative philosophy despite its name, 249 seats, seven short of a majority in the 511--seat lower house of From the left are Major (Ret .) Glenna Rummel, Jackie parliament. Justus , a worker; Envoy !Uly Wining and Sue Hudson, Although it failed to win a assistant manager at Kroger's. First contributor was majority, the LDP probably !Ullph Carman of Minersville. Another worker for the will continue to rule with the holiday sel!son will be Rose Secoy. help of independent conservatives, 21 of whom were elected. It remains the largest party, with opposition fragmented among five girlfriend, Nicole Barrett. call, it was not made during parties. Mrs. Barrett, 20, was com· the weekend. · The LOP's share of the mitted to the Utah State Gilmore, convicted of popular vote fell to 41.97 per Mental Hospital after she killing a Provo, Utah , motel cent, compared to the 46.86 recovered from a near fatal clerk, said he wanted per cent it won in the last overdose of sleeping pills in immediate execution rather election four years ago. an apparent suicide pact with than spend the rest of his !He The . LDP went into Gilmore last month. behind bars. Sunday'selection wracked by Gilmore also met with internal strife over Miki'S attorneys, planning a extensive investigation of the response to the Supreme TOYS NEEDED $12 million scandal, with the Court, which halted his The Salvation Army., party virtually split between execution Friday and ordered Pomeroy, is In need of new or pro-Mild foFces and anti-Miki the Utah authorities to file good used toys to be given to "forces led by former Deputy legal papers justifying the needy families for Christmas. Premier Takeo ~"ukuda. death sentence. They may be left at 115 The election results were a The state and Gilmore have Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. shattering blow to Mlki, who until Tuesday to respond to the appeal filed on behalf of COACHES TO MEET qilmore's mother, Bessie, by There will be a meeting this the NAACP Legal Defense evening of all people inFund. terested In coaching In the . Gilmore said he wanted to Meigs elementary basketball ' call his mother in an attempt program at Meigs High • to talk her into' dropping the School at 6:30 p. appeal and let him "die like a man." t COFCTOMEET Mrs. Gilmore has The Pomeroy Chamber of diconnected her telephone at Commerce will meet the Milwaukie, Ore., trailer Tuesday at noon at the Meigs court where she is bedo{'idden Inn. The purchasing of adwith arthritis and although ditional Christmas lights and prison warden Sam Smith restoring the old ones will be said he would not object to the discussed. Second murder trial poses problem came clpse to the~e. at y found was used In the murder. The State Police spokesman said It is being sent to Charleston for exmnination. Pollee located the knife on Information from a person alleged to hav~ driven Young und 13mlnard to Corning, ulso in Athens County, the morning of the murder. The In· formant told poliGc, It Is believed, thnt d'nc or the two suspects In tht• CII SC threw a knife from a brid~e into u creek. Five days ugo uutlwritles found the body of Mrs. Berry, who owned the B&.B Market, in her bed. Her body hud five deep stub wounds in it. Hours niter the discovery of the body. Meigs County IA~w Enforcemollt uuthoritlcs 11rrcst c~l the two suspects in n house In Pomeroy . Vote swings Two mishaps BEIRUT, LEBANON - MOSLEM . LEFTISTS and Chriatlan rightists exchanged artlllery fire overnight near the southern border with Israel, Beirut newspapers said today: The exChange came as the Palestinian guerrlllas and Syria were reported to- have reached· agreement on the guerrillas' refusal to surrender their weapons, averting a threatened showdown with the Syrlan-dominated peacekeeping focce. The compromise, however, was reported to have allowed the guerrillas to move some heavy ai'ms south toward the 1sraeli border, threatening a new confrontation • e SALT LAKE CITY (UPI ) - The Utah County attorney must decide soon whether to conduct a second murder trial for condemned slayer Gary Gilmore whose sunrise execution today was stayed by the U.S. Supreme Court. "If we're going to try Gilmore for this other killing , we've got to begin ' right away ," prosecutor Noall SAUSBURY- RHODESIA - RHODESIAN SECURITY Wooton said during the forces combed dense bush country in western Rhodesia today weekend. "It's already been for a black terrorist wanted for the weekend ambush slaying of five months since the crime three Roman Catholic missionaries from Germany - one a and the further away we get nun. the harder it will be to convict Slain Sunday on their way to visit a sick friend were Bishop him." Adolf Gregor Schmitt, · the 71-year-())d former Bishop of · Gilmore, who was to have Bulawayo; Father'Possenti Weggarten, director of the Regina been ;;hot by a firing squad at Mundi misaion, and Sister Maria Francis van den Berg, of the 7:37 MST this morning, consame mission. Schmitt was consecreted In Detroit, Mich. tinued his hunger strike, A security forces communique Sunday night blamed the murder on "terrorists" but liaison officers at security forces headquarters said Monday that by all appearances, only one terrorist armed with an automatic weapon and presumed to be a member of the black D!ltionalist guerrilla movement, was involved. GENEVA, SWITZERLAND - THE BRITISH chairman of the Rhodesia conference today held individual talks with the leaders of all four black delegations before convening another full session of the indl!)lendence talks. . Because of the impending return of Premier Ian Smith, -- Chairman Ivor Richard did not meet with Rhodesian FQreign Mlniater Pleter van der Byl, despite complaints by the white delegatloo that it is being "ignored." Richard today first saw Blahop Abel Muzorewa, the moderate president of the African National Council, and \lien met with Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, leaders of the so-called "Patriotic Fro~t." man from the State Pollee, he is being handled as an adult. While Brainard waived extradition Friday and returned to Mason County from Meigs County, Ohio, the other person allegedly In· volved, John Lewis Young, 3~. Mason; decided not to waive extradition . He remains in a Meigs County jail on a charge of murder filed by West Virginia authorities. Police have said the knife AT LEFT - Two girls were named 1977 Mason-Jackson County Junior Misses Saturday evening in the Junior Miss pageant at Wahama High School. Crowned were Sheila Philyaw, left, daughter of Mr .. and Mrs. Robert Philyaw, Ravenswood, and Cheryl Lynn Adams, daughter of f4r. and Mrs. Charles Adams, New Haven, Runners-up were Tanya Kinnulrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kinnaird, Point Pleasant, first ; CaU1y Armentrout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Armentrout, Ripley, second, and Carolyn Rickard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rickard , West Columbia, third. By United Press international BUCKHANNON, W. VA. - FOUR JUVENILES, one of them from Ohio, who sawed their way out of Upshur County jail Sunday were returned to their cells this morning, state pollee said. State police, assisted by city police, the sheriff's . department and citizens with CB radios, apprehended the iwo 17-year-olds and two 16-year-olds at about 8:25a.m. on W. Va. Route 33, about one mile east of Buckhannon. One 17-year-old, of Bloomfield, Washington County, Ohio, was being held on a charge of stealing a car. The other three escapees were West Virginians awaiting trial on breaking-andentering charges. WASffiNGTON - VICTORIOUS DEMOCRATS, who will control the new House with more than a two-thirds majority, met today to settle among -themselves \>ho will become the majority leader. First they were scheduled to demonstrate unanimity will) the choice of Thomas P. O'Neill as Speaker. · The whit~aireH O'Neill, who hss represented Massachusetts in the House for 24 years, :1s unchallenged in the House Democratic Caucus for the right to succeed retired Speaker Carl Albert. But the caucus has a heated battle brewing for the second In command position O'Neill is' leaving. Four veterans are seeking the post and Sunday they courted the ~our-dozen freshmen Democrats elected last month. Rep. Phillip Burton of California is viewed as the frontrunner. closely followed by Rep. Richard Bolling of Missouri, with Reps. Jim Wright of Texas and John McFall of California trailing. identified as Terry Lee Brainard, Mason, had a preliminary heartng before Mason County Circuit Court Judge James Lee Thompson on Saturday. · Thompson set bond at $25,000 for the youth and appointed Charles Hyer as his attorney. Brainard. currently lodged in the Cabell Huntington Jail, is charged with accessory to murder before and a'fter the fact. According to a spokes- one another Robert 0. Willis, 31, Syracuse, involved in two accidents Saturday five minutes apart, faced a charge for each one according to Police Chief Milton Varian. At 4:25 p.m. Willis, traveling west left of center and Roger E. Weaver, 29, Syracuse, traveling east both on Third St. when Willis' went left of center and collided. Willis did-not ~op . . Five minutes later on College Road, Willis struck a parked vehicle owned by Wayne Jarvis, 66, Cheshire. No injuries were r~rted in either accident. 'there was mo<lerate damage' ·to the Willis car and Weaver vehicle and slight io Jarvis's. Willis was cited to Syracuse Mayor Herrr.an London's court on charges operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and left of center. He will appear in court this morning. taking only black coffee and water for the 17th day . Prison officials allowed the family members to bring presents for his birrthday Saturday - a bathrobe, shirts and socks. Regulations forbid gifts of cake or other sweets, but Gilmore apparently would not have eaten birthday cake anyway since he has said he will not eat until the state permits him to make contact .with his First drawing winners named Winners In the first drawing Saturday of the Gold Star Give-Away sponsored by Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, and where they will pick up their gift are: Peggy Stout, Syracuse, New Yorlt Clothing House; Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, K&C Jewelry ; Dan White, Pomeroy , Krogers ; Helen Staats, Letart, W. Va., Pomeroy National Bank ; Bonnie Fields, New· Haven, Moore's ; juanita Spencer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Si· mon 's Market ; Koyce Quillen, Syracuse, Krogers; E. H. Frencll, Middleport, J&R Sports Shop ; Margaret Goett, Pomeroy, Marguerite Shoes; M. v. Waid, New · Haven, Chapman shoes; · Blythe Theiss,- -Racine, Goesslers; Henry 0. Smith, Reedsville, Nelson's Drugs; Grace Cunningham, New Haven, Simon's Pick-A-Pair; Lorna Seth, Pomeroy , Nelson 's Drugs; Gene Wolfe, Pomeroy, Powell's SuperValu. Each gift'certificate 'was In the amount of $10. The next drawing will be held on Saturday, Dec. 11, at the office of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. No purchase was necessary to participate. DAYS TO CHRISTMAS based his election strategy Oli public exposure of the Lock· heed scandal In an effort to cleanse his party's corrupt public image. "The resu l\ shows the people have severely criticized us for causing lhe Lockheed scanda l," Mild told reporters early today. But voters re-elected lwo prominent J apanese politicians under indictment for takin g bribes from Lockheed. Trailing the LDP in aeats won were the Japan Socialist Party with 123; the Komelto (clean government) Party, 55; the Pcmocratlc.Socialisl Party, 29; the Communist Party, 17; and the New Liberal Club, 17. · . ·--fl was a major' setback for the Communists, who wenl into the election with 39 seats. LDP policy makers, who have long sought lo replace Mild with 'Fukuda, planned to call a party l-onvention in a few days to force Mikl's resignation as ' LDP president. 'fl1at would mean the end of his two years as premier. Bank's display viewed by 400 Over 400 persons attended an open house held at The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Sunday afternoon. The occasion was an cop· portunity to view costumed dolls and trucks created In ·a Christmas program of the •. bank. The dolls and trucks will go to the underprivileged for Christmas. Refreshments were served to visitors on Sunday. Hosting the event were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Reed , Jr., Paul Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson, Mrs. Joann Crisp, Mrs. John Werry , Mrs. Mickel Williams and John Karschnlk . Deer, livestock mixed in mishaps Three persons were injured The animals were ·owned by in two of eight traffic ac· . Charles R. McGraw, Rt. 1, cldents investigated over the Racine. weekend by the Gallla-Meigs InJured were two Post State Highway Patrol. passengers, Stephen C. Hill, The first injury mishap · 16, Rt. 3, Racine, and Danny occurred at 7:35 p.m. on Rt. • A. Dudding, 16, Racine. They 160 where a deer ran into the were not immediately · path of a car operated by treated. Souder's car was Barbara A. Frazier, 21, Kerr. demolished. A passenger in her car, two· A deer was killed at 2:05 year old Lester E. Snodgrass, a.m. Sunday on Rt. 7, six Kerr, had minor injuries. The · tenths of a mile north of Rt. deer WbS _killed and Frazier's 218 in Gallla County. It ran : car was demolished. into the path of a car operattid Two persons were injured by Ronald R. Campbell, 22, in an accident at 11 :20 p.m. Rt. 2, Crown City. There was on Rt. 124 in Meigs County moderate damage. where an auto driven by Another deer was killed In James S. Souder, 16, Rt. I, ·an accident at 8:15 p.m. Portland, ' struck two cows Saturday on Rt. 33, two and which had entered the road. three tenths miles south of the Athens County line. The animal ran Into the path of a car perated by John C. McKinney, 22, Rt. 2, Waverly. There was moderate damage. Tim Turley, 44, Rt. 2, Pedro, was cited to Municipal Court for failure to 1 stop within the assured clear distance following an accident at 3:35 p.m. Saturday on Rt. 7, nine tenths of a mile south of Rt. 35. The Turley car struck the rear of an auto operated by Wilma C. McKenzie, 42, Gallipolis. A hit-skip accident occurred early SatKrday on Curtis Hollqw Rd. in Meigs County ·· wheFe a parked vehicle owned by Terry D. Cargo, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, was struck in the left rear by an unknown vehicle. There was moderate damage. A single car mishap occurred at 3 a.m·. Saturday on Rt. 180 at Thompson Rd. where Randall D. Grant, 30, Rt. 4, lAgan, lost control of his car which ran off the road sit !king a ditch. There was' moderate damage. Afinal accident occurred at 4:45 p.m. Saturday on Coal Valley Rd. two tenths ·of a mile west of CR 23 where an auto driven by Aaron Brewer, Jr., 28, Rt. 2, Vinton, flipped a stone breaking a window on a parked vehicle owned by Finley Reynolds, Rt. 2, Vinton. �2- The Daily S.ntl el Middleport Pomeroy 0 M01 day Dec 6 1976 Christians relive the story of their Savior HA"fl.RISONVILLE - Once again Ghrtsttans came to the ltme when t v com n en orate the b rtl of their Savo r They love the C.'hnstmas Season and look !on.ard to tl w th great an t clpauon They are busy for weeks ahea d makmg plans to do something to remember relauves and frt en ds Smnellllles m the mad rush to get everything accomplished by Chr stmas Day they are so utterly weary they have not the capac ty to enJOY the beauty and peace of thts Holy SPa son I wonder 1f 1t would refresl our souls 1! we should take tu •• to qutetly rev ew agam the old old story the >tory that IS ever new each tlllle It IS told Let IS p cture Mary and Joseph as the) traveled from the r I on e n GaUtlee to Bethlehen a d stance of 75 11ies We see Mary ruling a donke) led by her lov ng and fmthful eompan on Joseph as they follow the pdgnm s road n companv w th other famthes who band together for thiS journey As the travelers s ng the bt avc and ha~py songs of Dav d Mary does not JOn t1 em We ca n see her m her blu e u ntle the wmd play ng abo t I er ha r Ira n ng her sweet pa le face as she r des along so metimes s rml ng gentl) at Joseph s obv ous att•n pts to entertam her w th stones o( the great l eroes when Israel was a oo erful kmgdom But mostly Mar) IS qu etly nbsorbed n her o" n Students• Strike starts killed thoughts Her eyes have the fear as she clasps her baby look of one who IS llstemng closer for some how she IS dllllly aware that here ts and wattmg We see the travelers as something extraord narly they near the ctty of different about th!! chtld He Bethlehem Mary ts drooptng ,.had come mto the world to wtth "earlness and Joseph take nothmg but to gtve glances anx10usly toward everyth ng Later we see the shepherds her from time to tlllle Then hiS face takes J)ll a come to the stable wtth the des pera te look as he " glory of the Heavenly VIBion repeatedly turned away from sttll reflected n thetr eyes many dtfferent mns At the We see them bow m humble last mn he pleads to be Mrshtp before the Chnst allowed to stay for Mary s chtld and then depart to their sake The mnkeeper answers nocks carrymg hope n the r harshly that there 18 no room hearts Many days later the wtse but he happens to glance at Mary and h s usually hard men make the r v Sit br ngmg face IS softened by a gl nt of thetr magn r cant gtfts of bhndness as he tells them gold franklnse nse and that they rna) stay m the myrrh They go back to their stable Joseph s about to country consc ous of a new exposulate but Is stopped by sense of humthly because Mary s words when she they have been so h ghly favored by God says Each year as we re tell the Thank you so much That wtll be a n ce warm place I Christmas Story our hea rts are gr pped b)" the shall not mind the ammals Then Joseph leads Mary marufestatlon of God s power dowa the stone steps to the and H s matchless love to us cave I ke stable underneath For a while the best and nobel st n our 1ves IS upthe mn We see the ammals look up permost and we are dommated by the h ghest wtth mild y cur ous eyes stare a btl and resume llllpulses of our be ngs There IS wtthm us a longmg to hold munchmg hay There m the lowly stable a fast to that wh ch has so kmg ts born that mght the transformed us We may g ve our Chr stmas long looked for Messtah at d Savior of the world come to expenence a permanency by ea rth as a babe There IS no drawmg near to the manger cnb for h s bed so he s Ia d m a true spltlt of worshtp We rna) not have costly m a n a nge ~ As Mary gll'les on the fa ce gtfts to present to the Chrtst of her r rst born son her own chtld as dtd the Mag but we face IS suffused" th the glow can express our love and of mot her love and adoratiOn by the g vmg of the somethmg else a worsh1p a greatest g ft ever gtven to wonder not urumxed with God or man the glVlng of ourselves Glenn promises first Ohio mobile Senate office soon COl UMBUS Sc r a tor J ol Gle n tD Oh oI toda) an ou ccd that for the f rst t 1 e Oh o l1 story a Senate n ob le se n ce off ce II ~ s l co nn ur1t1es to ass1st co st tucn ts vho unt ov nouncmg the mob le office at a nev. s conference here I n ver) proud of the con s t tute nt se rv ce operLJt on of o r Sen te off1ce and the pet n anent urban b a cJ o f ccs ve have n l ve been un ab e to h ve Olw but e\ e1 sml:e t<Jk ng tl <t a cess to th e off ce of a offtcc n ate 1974 I have U !led Sta tes Set ator grappled wtlh ho" to prov de ne mob le off ce expected to beg n opera! on n late wmter or farly sprmg \\ I v s t co mumt es throughout tl e state un a reg ular basts ns 1st r g clt zens wtth matters mvolv ng the Fe ler 11 gover n ent The off cc w II also form a d reel 01 I nk between con sl ents concerne d about p 11 lar ssues and Senator Gle A thougl not lim ted to s ch areas the mobile off ce s expected to be con c t1ated In sectiOns of the ot ad ac en t to st le n et opol tan areas already se ved by full t me atdes to tl e Senator Glenn ofhces 1 rese tly operate 111 Colun bus Clevela nd Cm rm 1at1 and Toledo Bnng ng gov rnment closet to the people h•s to be so neth ng more than a slogan heard n elect on years Glenn sa d m an bet er scr'l ccs for all the people of Oh o I t nk that thts mob e off ce can mark a maJor step forward n brmg ng Cor gresSIOI a! servtce r ghl to their co nmurutles Gove rnmen t must be more responstve to citizens at the loca I level Th s mob le ofhce represents our effort to assure Oh oans that even when legislature act v ty keeps me m Wash ngton I believe constituent service s a full ttme endeavor Such outreach s a cnbca l part of my ph losophy of government serviCe The mob le offi ce wtll provtde a means to serve all the c hzens of our state directly no matter where they hve Fundmg for the mob le offtce was made posSible by recent leg!Siat on permtlt ng Senators and Congressmen to allocate portions of thetr m state off ce space to such n obtle factbt es Glenn SBid that tentat vc plans call for the off ce to be located usually at a county seat Site for two or three days at a t me and to be m use seven da} s a week An mde u the veh cle w II be n frequent telephone conta ct" th a staff n ember n Sen G\er r s Columbus offtcc where most of the Senator s caseworkers are located or dtrectly to hiS Senate ofhce 111 1\ ashmgton Whether the problem mvolves a Soctal Secur ty check that hasn t amved or e~ veterans clatm stuck some place n the bureaucracy or a student oan apphcat10n that has gone unanswered or " farm problem that s unresolved or any one of a thousand other matters n volvmg the ctltzen and h s gove rnn ent I "ant th s ofhce to be an agent for the people Elected off c als and c t zens ahke talk about government growmg too b g and out of touch wtth the taxpa) ers that foot the btU I hope thiS mob le serv ice office can be Oh o s direct link to make Wash ngton far more respons veto md ' dual problems and Interests CEJJNA Ohio tUPI) Three Minster high school students mcludlng one who escaped InJUry March 7 when etght MU1Ster students were killed when struck by a car were killed Sunday when the1r car slammed mto a power pole and a tree It IB a very severe l!lld trag1c loss Mmster High School Pnnctpal Stephen Shopa satd today Authontles satd James Qumlan 16 one of those killed Sunday was wtth a group of students last March enroute to a basektball VICtory celebration when they were struck by a car drtven by John Kremer 21 Mana Stem The other VIctims SUnday were denlifted as Jeffrey Bruns 17 and Thomas Me~rmg 16 The drtver of the car was James Dues 17 also a MlllSter High School student who was InJUred In the March 7 acctdent Authorities satd the car dnven by Dues skidded of a road south of here and h t a power pole and a tree Dues and Steven Sammer 20 a former Mmster High School student were taken to Coldwater hospttal Kremer was fined $300 and his hcense suspended for one year last month after he pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of one count of veh cular hom C)de n Celma Mun ctpal Court The Mercer County sheriff s offtce sa1d 1t had not been determmed whether an) charges would be filed agamsl Dues m the accident SUnday Subsidy paid to 76 cmmties Stato Audttor Thomas E Ferguson s off ce announced todav cnmmal cost subs dy pa)rne nts amount ng to $208 137 19 were distrtbuted to 76 county clerks of court dun,ng November These payments whtch do not reflect any expenses mcurred und er the OhiO Public Defenders Program ranged n amount from $50 60 to the Carroll county clerk of courts to $29 409 1B to the Summtl county clerk of court The Crtmmal Cost Substdy Program allows for state re mbursement to counties for the costs mvolved n successful prosecutiOn and mpr sonment or nd tgent felons 10 state ~ al n slltut ons Payment to Gall a County was $506 BO to Metgs $734 65 It s also v tal that ctttzens have a personal means to convey the r op mons to me about the way thmgs are gomg 10 th s country Our telephones In Cleveland Cmcmnat1 Columbus and Toledo r ng regularly wtth the v ews of Citizens tn those areas served by my off ces Now I plan to extend that op1010n and service ophon to Ohtoans In VIrtually every sectton of our state DR. LAMB Plenty wrong with this marriage By La~ renee E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I m sw-e my husband or I need help I have been marrted 34 years and my mamage IB fallmg apart We argue over nothmg Il lS mostly about hts brother who had surgery He a! vays refers to my brother He acts hke the sun nses and sets m him and hiS whole family He even kisses the sister<n~aw oo the mouth • when he sees her He acts like she lS so attractive and she • doesn t look any better than 1 ~ do ., Everything thetr chtldren do ts great Everything our • ~htldren do IS wrong I know you are gomg to say I m Jealous but I have heard It so much I m tired of 11 all I have always been able to cope " th th s u uJ our sex I fe went wpot AId U'" tsn t rny fault I enjoy sex He IS ttred He works too hard He IS unpotent He s 1n h s late 50s I have begged hllll to talk hLS over w1th h s doctor He 33YS nothmg IS wrong He ' takes Aldomet Vallum water ptlls dally and asplrm He has a nasty dispostllon and sudden changes In personality You never know what to expect After our last argument I moved out of hts bedroom and I really think he IS glad DEAR RllADER - You both need help To begm wtth look at your letter to me agam You refer to I have been marr ed and my mamage It IB WE and OUR That may have something to do with your relauonshtp wtth your husband Your husband has high blood pressure problems and that 1s • hy he IS taking nedtt ne The med ctnes nay contro l his blood preRsure hut decrease hiS sexual capae tty HIS high blood pressure and mec:llcmes may also have affected his personahty You may be able to help him by unprovmg hiS hfe style You can help him lo~ any excess weight he has A gradual loss of any fat around the m ddle or elsewhere may lower hts blood pressure The best effect " obtamed by getllng nd of ALL the excess fat not JUS! part of t That could decrease hiS need for med tcmes Also eh mmate any of the stunulatlng drmks that coo tam cal feme such as coffee and tea If you take an mterest m his problem help htm wtth hiS d et and encourage enJoyable phystcal activity It may llllprove hiS attitude toward you Because of your husband s medical problem I agree that he should talk over hts loss of nterest n sex with hiS doctor It IS not an unusual symptom I thmk you both should try Ul see a mamage counselor but I e should be made aware of your husband s med cal problems When things go wrong be tween two people they are not likely to be compatible Ill tbe bedroom for long e ther You can t rtght all day and expect your husband to swttch off hts aroused hostihty and love you tenderly at rught In many ways most people gel out of marr age exactly what they put mto tl Remember that your husband s brother and stster m law are no threat to hun W th hiS decreased capacity you as a wife are You will need to develop a helpful attitude if you want to get your marnage back on the track and encourage hllll w treat all of you better Your whole problem IB not your husband s llllpotence that IS JUSt a symptom but to gtve you more helpful nformation I am sendmg you The Health Letter number 312 Impotence Others who want thiS mformatlon can send 50 cents With a long stamped self addressed envelope for It Just send your request to me m care of thts newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Radto City Stauon New York NY 10019 its end week We Hold These Truths A ChroDJclc of Amcrtca • Tax cut decision held up Teachers endorse bill Rhodes told of problem RAY CROMLEY Carter's defense same old thing Ho pupil li ed • den talk II .... Steelers cr.ush Tampa Bay, 42-0 White_ground cover helped produce an excellent year for haroesting of deer November December 1776 w ththeBr ttshandHesslansunderGeneraJCornwalllain LOUISVILLE Ky (UP!) get a fa1r cootract hOI pursul t General Washington nees with the main 4 1J00. John Ryor Jremdent of the - MIH'e than 116 000 children man Amencan army through New Jersey On November rematned oo an WlScheduled Nattonal Educatton 31 Wash ngton departs Hackensack - burnin1lllebridge vacation In the nation s 18th Assocwtion told the rally over the Passaic Rtver at Acquackanonk From the 22nd largest school system today that the 1 tl<nUiion-member to the 28th he headquarters at Newark The next two days wtth the Jefferson County NEA will provide 'Whatever assiStance you need to gam a teachers strike s!Jlrtmg 1ts he camps at New Brunswick On December 1 wltb the and equttable second week and contract fair Br ush approuc~lng the Raritan River (Wuhlngton settlement talks m recess wr tes hastily to Congress The enemy are fast advanc Less than a mile away tbe Hopes for a contract settle lng some of em n sight now ) ~e departs New aclrool board was meeting ment over the weekend van Brunsw ck- reaching Trenton w than army of about 3 tshed after a hve hour priVately at the Van Hoose oooon December3 On December7-8 asComwalllsentera Educatton Center negottatlng seSSion SUnday Trenton the Amencan army crosses the Delaware River Federal mediator Joe headquarters to diScuss Into Pennsylvania Their Ktrkham declared an stnke strategy Indefinite recess n dectston was to continue aunmg fiH' a negottallated negottations It looks oow tike the settlement rather than seek a earhest that schools could court order to force tbe poSSibly reopen would be teachers back to work The board ordered 481 Wednesday satd Davtd and other Vogel press relat10ns pnnctpals director for the central school administrative personnel at the schools to return to the1r adrruniBtration JObs today joining employes The strtke offtcrally began last Tuesday after under 12 month contracts negotlaqons failed to produce who have been workmg all a new coo tract covermg the along 5 B60 teachers More than 4 000 wildly cheermg teachers turned out for a rally Sunday everung and heard JCTA Prestdent June Lee vow ThiS 1s our made no dectslOn about statement by Thomas PLAINS Ga (UPI) message to the school board Prestdent-elect Jtmmy proVIding tax relief Bertram Lance his nominee we won t go back until we Carter satd today a tax cut IS Talking to reporters after to head the Offlce of one poSSibility to stllllulate vollng for his brother Billy m Management and Budget the ecooomy rut that he had the Plams mayoral election that a tax cut is almost a Carter was asked about a certainty I wouldn t ('Jt 1t lhat strongly - that s one of tbe poS81bililles Carter Sald It was he sa1d too early to CUFTON - Harley E Powell Sr 75 of Chfton COLUMBUS (UP! ) The collective bargauung dectde and added Were died Saturday m the Pleasant Lcgtslatlve passage of a proposal would abolish Ohio s assesstng several Valley Hospttal public employes eollecttve Ferguson Act which prohtbtts posslbililles He s8ld that several l)orn August 29 1001 m bargammg btU full funding strikes by public employes Letart he was the son of the oftheequalyteldformula and OEA delegates called for proposals concernmg a late Ortson Ttpton Powell and a teachers dismiBsal bill were full !undmg of the equal yteld temporary tax cut were bemg conSidered and also ways of Mary Frances F sher Powell endorsed Saturday by formula by 1981 He was a retired brakeman delegates to the Ohto All three educational areas boostmg employment The for the Amertcan V scose Education Associations Fall have been labeled as high government announced last Plant m Nttro where he Representative Assembly prtortttes by Democratic week lhat unemployment has worked for 22 years He was a Both a teachers dismiBsal leaders m the 112th General nsen to 8 1 per cent Carter satd he wanted to member of the Ftrst Bapllst btll and a collectiVe Assembly which coovenes look at all economic Church there bargammg btll were vetoed Jan 3 Survtvmg are hts wtfe by Gov James A Rhodes Don Wilson Parma was mdtcators and that if he Dorothy A Chapman Powell alter legislative passage m elected as Ohto rep dec ded on a tax cut t would three daughters Mrs the Ohio legislature which resentattve to the National be a JOint deClSIOll With Georg ana Escue Teays has scheduled tts last floor Education Assoctatton board Congress Lance satd m a televiBion Valley Mrs Isabelle Greer sesmon Dec 14 of dtreclors Mrs Louise Pomt Pleasant Mrs Nancy Fuller a readmg teacher Ill mtervtew Sunday that a tax van Meter Chiton one son East Cleveland City schools cut would almost certainly Bruce Marshall Powell Red was also recogmzed as the come after the Carter House ones ster Mrs Sarah 1977 Ohio Teacher of the admmistra lion takes offtce next month Skevchenko San Mateo Year Californ ia 17 grandchtldren and 17 great grandchtldren Funeral serv ces w 11 be ELYRIA Ohto (UP[) held at the Foglesong Funeral Home on Tuesday at DeUiils of aUeged deporable 1 30 p m wtth Rev WtUtam condtttonsandmiS (Bud ) Hatfteld and Rev 0 B management ""'Ohto s Hatcher offlciatmg Burtal Bureau of Motor Vehtcles wtll follow m the Graham were gtven Gov James A Rhodes admtmstrahon as Cemetery Fnends may call at the early as three months after funeral home from 2to 4 p m he took offtce m January By Ray Cromley 1975 the Elyna Chrontcle and 7 to 9 p m today W ASIDNGTON Prestdent-elect Jllllmy Carter could tum Telegram reported today m a out to be a btg defense spender copyrighted arttcle • • That s certamly not what seemed to come out dunng his ll0 r S Wll1lllilg No actton was taken until camprugn for the White House Mr Carter talked repeatedly Fnday when Rhodes t about cuts he planned But even while Candidate Carter was S S abruptly ousted H ghway makiag sensa! onal generalized prorruses of maJor overall RACINE Pnnc pal Safety Director Donald Cook slashes m defef!Se and glVmg speeches which led audiences Robert Beegle has announced and BMV regtstrar CurtiB from Cahforma to the East Coast to beheve he would w~eld the the second stx weeks gradmg Andrews knife w th some abandon once he became Commander 1n penod honor roll at the Early 1n the sprmg of 197~ a Chief a careful analysts of spectftc Carter proposals m the Racme Elementary School petition bearmg the names of months before eleclton g1ves a dtfferent ptcture Makmg a B or above in all most of the superVIsors at the What emerged was thts clear concept Carter would thetr subJects to be named to BMV s Columbus offtce ctting the roll were numerous serous problems eliminate or reduce some programs sensallonally perhaps GRADE 1 Laura Allen wtthm the bureau was but mcrease others In the end we d have a Pentagon and a Angela Bosllck Annett forwarded to Rhodes offtee defense budget not much different from wbat we ve had m the Cardone Patrece Ctrcle the newspaper was told by a post Vtel Nam war years Inerest ngly too Barry M Blechman ~~ lhe Brookings In Marty Cleland Lma Curt 15 number of persons who had stitut10n has been menboned as a promment defense advtser Donald R ffle Sara Rose stgned the paper The llllplicatton has been that thts foreteUs a reduction m Kllll Stobart Addttwnally a number of defense Thts reasomng tl seems IS based on the fact that a GRADE 2 Matthew Jewell letters were sent to tbe number of studtes from thai venerable UIStitution where Angte Ours Ltsa Pape governor s office by the Blectunan IS a sort of defense coordinator seemed to stress the Rachael Retber Dtana superviSors and several Stmpson Bnan Warden execuUve level offlctals of tbe need and posstbtlity of overall defense cuts But Blectunan along wtth colleagues Robert Bergman Mar Tammy Wolfe Wendy Wolfe bureau durmg 1975 cttlng tbe tm Bmkin and Robert Weinland has JUSt wntten a defense Rtcky Parsons deplorable condlllons and chapter ma new Brookings publlcat10n GRADE 3 Lon Adams mismanagement of the Here he and his assoctates are proJecting the necesstly of an D x e Dugan Mandy Hill bureau BMV sources satd li)Crease not a decrease -Ill defense dollars for the years JUSt Mehssa lhle LIBa Parsons As m the case of tbe ahead Kelly Rtzer Kenda Rtzer pettttons there was no The Blectunan team constders m some detail the need to Robm Savage Rebecca respoose from the govenor s shift thts country s defense emphas s taking forces from the VanMeter offtce GRADE 4 Alan Crtsp Lots Speakmg of the letters and Paciftc for example Ill order to beef up our posture m the Ihle David Powell Lon the petition forwarded In 1975 Mediterranean Western Europe and other Atlanbc areas Sllllps011 to Rhodes offftce one sowce They advocate a reVIew of U S miltUiry doctnne wtth the argument that technologtcal advances 1n military hardware GRADE 5 James Bush told the newspaper Kevin Cul'fman Laren Wolfe I used to thtnk that are mak ng many tradiltonal concepis questionable They Tony Wolfe Rhodes assistants (Thomas ) say we need to look sharply at the relabve effectiveness of a1r GRADE 6 Becky Lee Moyer and (Roy) Marlln power 8lr defef!Ses and of armor and anti tank defenses Here Terry Patterson Davtd blocked the stuff from getting they are talkmg however not about decreased defense spen ding but about shifts m emphasiB Salmons Tony a Salset Lori to Rhodes Mter what Rhodes Form the1r concluston Blectunan and his assoctates say 1t Warden did to Don Cook I am not oo must be recogmzed that the process of reducing the share of o sure now the BMV sa1d U S resources devoted to defef!Se has more or less run 1ts r - - - - - - - - - - - , Meanwhlle the CT learned course Additwnal savmgs are posstble m some areas but that Rhodes decision to oust other sectors of the defense budget should recetve more emCook was made earlier than phasiS In general this means that defense spending wtll have lndtcaled by the goveroor s to mcrease 1n real terms for at least !be next ftve years but rudes-Ma~ and Moyer Mler the dispute between probably more slowly than the expected growth m national Cook and Andrews surfaced output This is not all The group headed by Bleclunan goes on to say publicly both men were or Military power contmues to play an llllportant part m world dered to teU tbe1r sides to tbe affatrs The nation can only protect tlself and tt.9 interests two aides if It IS willmg to spend what ts necessary to mamtam a abroad Th1s o~curred Tuesday credible military posture If 1t dOlO! su perhaps 1!.9 adversanes Andrews bemg with wtll come to understand that the wtsest course IB to mutually mtervlewed by Moyer and reduce annaments Martm first and then Cook This sounds much like the course PreSidents NIXon imd Ford later l Chiaramonte who re were following Overall it proVIded the base for the backing placed Cook was •n Mr Carter had from those 1n Cjgress and m the electorate who tervlewed by the governor belleved defense spending could be cut sensationaUy and that and James Ouerk Rhodes mam!Jllnlllg strong defenses m the hope of lnducmg the Ruscampatgn aide In 19n and Slaf!S to agree to arms cuts was a wrong head "'I approach We wtU bave to walt to see what a PreSident Carter does m presently sUite Development DirectiH' whlle Andrews was the crunch of course But present mdicabons are that the ,__________. talkmg to Martin and Moyer more things seem to change the more they remam the same Harley Powell died Saturday 3-The Daily Sentinel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Monday Dec 6 1976 By Greg Bailey The deer seaoon havmg ended Den Talk offers an up-to date wrap up of how the hunters and thetr q\Wrry fared Would you believe that the hunters equipped with the most modern weapof!S for hunting had the better of their prey ' Condttions fiH' the week were all m the hunter s favor and the bright snow cootrtbuted to a probable record harvest Prelinunary results show that there were at least 888 deer killed and checked 1n Metgs County and that figure will probably top the one thousand mark as tate reports come m from deer bem~ checked m out of county statiof!S Opening day statewtde showed a whoppmg 67 7 percent Increase over last years kill 4 997 to last season s 2 900 In ZOOe 4 whieh contams Meigs and Gallia Counties there was a 74 percent mcrease Now before you ny off the handle and start raving about what a Slaughter it was and' how the DiviSIOn of Wildlife doesn t know whallt sdomg remember that tbe condttiof!S were tdeal When is the last seaoon that we ve had snow all week long' And did you realize that Metgs County and soutbeastern Ohio produce oome of the largest deer In the whole country ? If you ve seen any doe carcasses aod tbe fat depoSits on them then I m sure you ll agree that the herd IS very healthy There are still plenty of deer and I ve seen some myself smce Saturday , Speakmg of healthy deer you successful guys shouldn t forget the Btg Bucks Club Andy Lyles our local game protector says he s seen at least one deer thiB season that he believes will make the club George Gum of near Wolf Pen bagged a symmetrical ten-pomter that wetghed m at a whoppmg 330pouods !leld<lressed If any of you fellows think you ve bagged one that wtU score at least 140 pomts get m touch wtth me and I can g ve you the name of an offtctal measurer m Martetta And maybe we can r1de together this sprmg when they have the1r awards banquet as Yours Truly IS to be mducted for a buck I got three years ago Andy reports only one casualty last week and tl wasn t sermus There were lots of hunwrs so I guess you folks deserve some prruse for your safety Good JOb There were about 2Qarrestsdurmg the week mostly for attempts to take a second deer and for road hunting Why m the world do you guys hunt from the road' You don t know what real hunllng lB all about There were also problems wtth some of you not separatmg your tags from your licenses or else not taggmg your bag at all Andy had two helpers this year and he says they dtd a hne JOb They were Bryan Sllllpson and George Momson of Mercer County You slob hunters make me stck I watched a young doe Ue dowa on Monday and all of a sudden a shot rang out below me I had a field of VISion of about two hundred yards and I sill couldn t see the hunter The doe spooked and another shot rang out and a near as I could guess she was at least 150 yards away by now The area was very btu.shy and as she got about three hundred yards away (m the brush mind you) the crazy hunter (wrong \lord) blasted three more times I don t think she was hit but the man had no chance at all of gettmg a good shot You rea slob whoever you are ThiS all happened 1n the Ftve Pomts area so maybe 1t wtll strrke home to someone You never even knew anyone was watching you dtd you ' If It wasn t for my anger I probablv would have laughed Dtd you tell anyone what a great hunter you were"~ HA I got a -really mce note from John Krawsczyn R ch Haggerty Steve Fmlaw Jllll Crow and Bob Crow last week The ftve recently returned from a pheasant huntmg trtp to the Cedar Raptds Iowa area and they wanted me to relate as tory wtth a happy ending Durmg the busy TbanksgiVlng weekend they had no problem at all getting perrrusslon to hunt on the farms They where t refused even once h) the 2:i people asked They satd the hospitality was unbelievable as the hosts of vanous farms did nearly everythmg to accommodate them They took our boys at 6 a.m to purchase thetr hcenses and even took time out from the1r farm chores to show the hunters the best places to hunt Although the trtp was not a successful one according to a birds harvested standard the five constder tl a worthwhile expenence due to the generosity demonstrated by these total straagers All of them agree that the1r attitudes toward those Columbus deer hunters and other outsiders wtll be much different thanks to the cons deratwn shown by the Iowans A tip of the hat from Den Talk to you Iowans and also to you fellows for relaying the message WISh I could have been wtth you By the way m case you re wondering I ll be ea tmg veruson thts wmter thanks to my trusty muzzleloader Keep the reports commg m readers and Den Talk can be much better By CHRIS SCHERF UP! Sports Writer Mean Joe Greene no more subUe than when trymg to unscrew a quarterback s head angrily atred the unspoken fears of hts Pittsburgh St eelers teammates The Steelers the most Impressive team in the Natlooal Football League the past etght weeks realize their chances of makmg tbe playoffs probably hinge on tonight s game at oakland between the C ncmnah Bengals and tbe Ratders who have been elimmated from the playoffs the past two years by Pttisburgh The Ratders whose rivalry " th the Steelers has become United Press InternaUonal !ltghth.ranked LoUISVIlle wtth good reason to worry about the miSfortunes of the road ts already troubled wtth problems close to home The Cardinals dropped a 7&75 deCISIOn to Syracuse Saturday mght before a recora hom~penmg crowd of 16 232 at Freedom Hall Lou svdle s htghly-touted freshman Darrell Gnfflth rrussed an archmg Jump shot from th~ ctrcle wtth f ve seconds remammg that would have averted the stunamg result LOUISVIlle WhiCh plays away games agalnSt the likes of Las Vegas Marquette North Carolma and MemphiS State fell w ll on the year after edgmg Vanderbdt m the season opener B1 76 m overtune For Syracuse with four starters returnmg from last year s 20 9 squad the damage was done by Marty Byrnes who collected 17 po nts mcludmg two cructal free throws and 12 rebounds We made 2:i turnovers agamst Vandy and 23 agalnSt Syracuse Loutsv lle Coach Denny Crum s8ld You re lucky tf you can wm "hen you re makmg that many costly miBtakes Sen or Forward Wesley Score by quarters Athens 8 10 14 25- 57 Marietta 6 24 18 25-83 Reserve score - Mar etta 62 Athens 48 ~ L berty Cen er 56 Ho gate 50 Uncolnv ew 6 Oh o C ty 59 Lo an Cath 72 Colum a 54 Mad son P a ns Sou heaslern 50 56 Cox polU'ed m a game-h gh 29 pomts for the Cardmals wbo led 73-72before Byrnes tossed m the dec stve foul shots " th about three mmutes left Guard J•mmy Wtll ams then htt a JUmp shot to move the Orangemen ahead 76 73 before I arry Wtlhams connected on a follow shot to close the gap to the fmal margm w th I 58 to play Jllllmy W1ll1ams and Dale Shackleford each flmshed wtth 16 polnis for Syracuse In other games mvolVIng the top 20 teams second ranked M chigan defeated Fordham 7B-S7 nmth-ranked Ar rona walloped Idaho 95-40 lO th ranked Cmemna lt topped South Flortda 103-li9 lith-ranked Marvland beat Pnnceton 58-45 13th ranked Tennessee edged North Carohna Charlotte 69 67 14th ranked North Carolina St whipped Pena State 87~1 l~lh ranked Mtssoun downed Norlb Texas St 97-84 m the fmals of the Show Me clasSic 17th ranked Georgetown downed St Bonaventure 7660 19th-ranked Penn was sunk by Navy 71-67 and 20th ranked Purdue tnmmed Provtdence 68-62 m overtime Semor guard Rtcky Green scored 17 pomts as the Wolvennes fought off Fordham m a free wheclmg Highlanders rip St. Joe Led by Ketlh Grate s 26 po nts Coach Wayne Berg doll s Southwestern H ghlanders posted a 65-49 non-conference victory over Ironton St Joe Saturday mght Also gettmg double f gures for the Htghlanders were jumor forward Larry Carter wtth 15 and semor guard Don Bush dumped In 10 Southwestern jumped nto an 11 9 lead at the end of the ftrst stanza and held on for a Elk Valley five, 79-49 pointS Greg Price led the Eagles with 18 points whtle Scott Thompson canaed 14 Kyger Creek JUmped mto a 19 12 lead at the end of the r rst stanza then bull! a 35 26 lead at the half Pacmg the Bobeat f rst half attack were Salem wt!h 11 pomts Baylor wtth 10 and Doug Sands semor guard had six of his etght pomts dunng the ftrst two quarters Sands and 6 5 sophomore center sat out a large portton of the contest because of foul trouble The Bobcats led ~I 39 gomg mto the final per od before MarrettJJ 83 scormg 28 points to wm going away Salem dumped in 14 pomts that quarter while Athens 58 Baylor added etght ATHENS 157) - Hen s er 0 Kyger Creek sank 30 of 93 1 1 Chon~o 4 2 0 Penne 6 floor attempts for 32 pet and o t2 Whealey 1 0 2 Golds 19 of 37 free throws for o1 pet berry 1 5 7 Ho ter 2 0 4 Elk Valley hit 21 of 67 from Meek 2 0 4 Topp ng 0 1 I Cunningham 2 A Wa ace 6 the floor and just seven of 28 o12 Totals 23 11 57 at the chanty stripe Manetta (83) - Zo er 4 The Bobcats travel to 9 Smith • 0 8 Kn ght 4 0 8 Hannan Trace Fr day mghl Stacey 5 1 11 Cline 11 0 22 Z de 2 o • Hambrick 3 5 There wasn t a reserve game Webber 2 2 6 HI 2 1 5 Sarber o 1 1 W11 ams 2 o 4 TOTALS 37 9 83 Lake 8 Manches fer 57 10 M1am1 beat Buffalo ~5 Denver edged Kansas City 17 16 Chtcago beat Seattle 34 7 and San D ego edged San Franctsco 13 7 m ovenune • In Saturday s games St 111u s defeated Baltlnlore 2~ 17 and Los Angeles routed Atlanta 59~ Vlkhtgs 20 Packers 9 Chuck Foreman scored on a pmr of one yard runs and Fred Cox kicked a patr of field goals to lead the Vtkings oast Ue Puckers Patrl ts 27 Saints 6 Steve Grogan ran for t\\O touch IOWI\i of 11 and 10 yards respe chveiy a nd pasSt'<l for two mores as the Patr ots clmcl ed thetr ftrst pla¥off berth su ce 1963 27 with Ed MarshulliiH' a pair of touchd owa passes and Brad van Pelt led an awesstve New York defense as the Gtants beat the 1Jons Cowboys ttl Ellalea 7 Rookte wide receiver Butch Johnson l'llllght a seven yard S< orm~ pa<s frmn Roger Stt ubacl •• d set up unot her to chdown with a 55-yard pu t return as Ue Cowboys ell cl ed Ue NF C s llastern D v Ston title Un ted ml!lnter atlo a Bears 31 Se•hawks 1 Tl s Week s Ohio Co eq Bi't ske ba Schedu e Bob AveUml U rc" U1ree Mo day touchdown P''"ses wtthm a W te berg ll Ccn trt~ three.rn nute spa of the U rd M c gan Day o 1 E ~s t e r n Ken ucky quarter und Walter Paytoo WI be to cc ;"t t Cen tr e\ S R P fl ln r... 183 ) nts w lend the S cubenvlllc a West L be y Boars past the Seulawks w v. Chargers J3 49crs 7 Meretn ~ Morns rtm l4 ) ards arow d left end to give Uw Clu ~"$ an o~ m Ume Redstdos 37 Je!M 16 BtU K !mer passed for three touchdo" IS and John R ggms ran for 104 yards to lead the Hedsk ns rout of the Jets Gtonls 21 lions 10 C1a tg Morton connected This week's cage schedule v ctmy Cards drop thriller Kyger Creek humbles CHESHIRE Kyger Creek opened tiS 1976 77 basketball season here Saturday night on a big wlnmng note by defeatmg the Elk Valley Eagles of Elk VIew W Va 79-49 Mtlch Salem 5 7 semor guard was the big gun for Coach Keith Carter s Bobcats Salem canned 11 held goals and mne free throws for 31 pomts Ralph Baylor 6-0 senior forward a member of the second team A)I.SVAC last year had 23 pomts while 6-3 junior George Wllhs added 10 Lyaa Swa nn on a pa1r of sconng passes m Pilisburgh s 42~ romp over the Buccaneers The New !lagland Raiders cl nched a playoff berth SUnday With a 27~ VICtory over New Orleans Washmgton VICtory over the Jets gave the Redskins at chance to take tbe NF C s w ld card berth with a VIctory over the Cowboys at Dallas next week If the Redskif!S lose the Cardinals can wm the playoff berth by beating the Gl8llts at New York In other games SUnday Dallas defeated Phlladelplua 26-7 the New YIH'k Gtants topped Detrmt 24-10 Mm nesota beat Green Bay 2().9 Cleveland edged Houston 13- the NFL s bitterest feud hold the Super Bowl champions fate m their hands - m a game they do not need to win Although m08t of hiS team mates plus the members of the Ratders and Bengals scoff at the dea of an Qakland letdown Green sa1d Someone s gonna take a day off In order for the S!eelers to get mto the playoffs the Bengals must lose e !her to the Raiders or tbe New York Jets who proved oo obstacle to Wash ngton s playoff aspirations Ill a 37 t6 loss SUnday Rocky Bleter ran for 118 yards and three touchdowas whtle quarterback Terry Bradshaw connected wtth Box Score Elk Va ley 149) - Rob nson 0 3 3 Stephens 1 3 Pr ce 8 2 6 Hunte I 0 2 Pet y 2 5 Thompson 7 0 4 Ell s 0 2 and Roberts 0 2 Totals 2t 7 49 Kyger Creek (791 - Salem 19 3 Bay or 9 5 tJ Sands 4 0 6 W s 4 2 10 Thompson 01 He ms 0 2 2 Brown 1 0 2 Ha ey 102 Totals 3019 79 BV Quarters Elk Valley KC 12 u 3 Q-49 19 16 t6 28- 79 game marred by 4B fouls three foulouts and one flagrant foul !l<Jb Elhott scored 24 pomts to set a school career scor ng record as Artzona humbled Idaho Elhott now has I 770 pomts moVIng hllll past AI Flemmg on the all-tlllle Wld cal£ hst Subst tute forward Eddie Lee scored 20 pomts and center Bob Mtller had 17 to lead Cmc nnat1 over SouU Flonda who was p11ced b) Mtkc D ckerson s ?:l pamts and Pcm y Gr..,ne s 17 Maryla d broke open close contest with an e gilt pomt flur y n dway n the second half to beat the slowdown offense and wne defense of Pr nee on Steve Sbepj a d s 12 po nts Je I the Terps who a c ow 3 1 Monday Wanted by four clubs "' two-pomt lead 26-26 at the haK The Galhans mcreased thetr lead to 42-36 going mto the !mal stanza before out scor ng the Flyers 23 13 to wm go ng away 1 eadmg Ironton St Joe s attack was Mark Walker wtth 13 pmnts Rtley and Myers had nine pomts each Southwestern btl 2:i of 79 attempts for 31 pet from the floor and 14 od 37 at the foul hne for 41 pet St Joe htt a cool 29 pet from the held h tt ng 18 of 62 pet and 13 of 34 from the chanty stripe for 38 pet The Highlanders grabbed 36 rebounds wtth Carter leadmg the way with 11 Ironton St Joe won the reserve lilt 37 36 m an overtime Southwestern Will host Symmes Valley Fnday mght m ts 197&-77 SVAC opener Box Score LOS ANGELES !UP!) SUddenly R ck Monday the fellow who kept the Amertcan F1ag from bemg burned has four clubs at the w nte1 baseball meetings all ftred up IIymg to get hun from the Ch cago Cubs The Dodgers Onoles Phtlhes and Brewers all are after the 32 )ear-old f rst baseman-outftelder who won national acclallll by keepmg two 10divtduals from putt ng a c garette hghter to the fla g at Dodger Stad urn last Apnl 2:i Monday s the most popular tlem we have on our team satd Cub spokesman Buck Peden Efforts to lure Monday away from the Cubs came as they still were considermg a deal whtch would get them Greg Luz nsk1 from the Ph Utes for Monday and second baseman Manny Trtllo I would say t would be a pretty equitable trade sa1d Btl! Gtles of the Phtllies front office We have pretty much made up our mrnds however that we woulcl.p t trade Greg Luzmskt Mtke Sclumdt or Larry Bowa The Phllhes would like to have Trillo to flU the second base vacancy left by Dave Cash s departure to the Expos after playmg out hiS option Monday could take over at ftrst base held down by Dtck Allen last season For thetr part the Cubs could use Luzmskt s btg bat at Wrigley Office but Bob Kennedy recently named the Cubs new general manager doesn t feel they should gtve up two of their r.uahty players for even such an unposmg one as Luzinski who had 95 RBis 21 home runs and a 304 battmg average wtth Phlladelphta last season Manday hit 272 w th 32 home runs and 77 RBl s last season hts ftfth wtth the Cubs and loth m the maJOlS The Cubs would hke 27 year old efthat der D ug Ra from the Dodge s t[ Uey do trade Monday but tl e Dodget s don t want to part w1th the NatiOnal League s No 2 ERA pitcher of last season Rau comp led a 1&-12 record w1th a 2 57 earned run average The Cubs who have a ""' manager m Hert;nan Franks are mterested Ill George Scott o[ the Mtlwaukee Brewers "ho drove m 77 runs lust season Scott htf 18 home runs at Mtlwaukee m 1976 and Kennedy and Franks 1cal ze his long ball potent al m the frtendly conf nes of Wngle) Fteld Strenghtened apprectably already by the addtUon of Regg!C Jackson and Dun Gullett the Yankees continue lookmg toward the rexas Rangers hoptng to land shortstop Toby Harrah or outfield~[ Jeff Burroughs Satd Ranger ge neral manager Danny 0 Bnen We have talked to the Yankees and they have discussed both Harrah and Burroughs but they haven t offered anythmg yet that would make us U1e sl ghest bit Interested Gabe Paul (Yankees president) says he wants to talk to us some more We ll be glad to listen John Clatborne of the Boston Red Sox sa d We re here for the express purpose of hopefully getting m order a lefthanded starting pttcher a pttcher a second basema n and a rtghthanded power hitter The meetmgs ofllctally get under way today w lh the major league draft of minor league players Southwestern 651 - G ate 1 4 26 Bush 4 2 0 B anton 0 3 J Ca ter 7 15 Layton 0 1 Mer35Lews25 Tota s 25 1S 65 Ironton St Joe (491 - R ley Homes J 2 s Myers 4 1 9 P Walker J 7 Boy e 1 1 J and M Wa ker J 7 13 Totals 18 13 49 4 1o By Quarters SW 1 on St Joe 11 7 14 9 7 10 THE INN PLACE Tuesday Night Special 23--65 13- 49 a n issed extrn110llll uUe1 pt by Ute Cltlcfs Jun Stcner td guaruntec'<l Ul e Broncos tl elr flrsl wtm mg senson ever Thursdrty Saturdny "(,umcs Pc n S <1 e r~ Ken S n e Cardlnul• 24 Colts 17 Den o Woos or De r o a C c d SI Ll c 11te Cardmals kcr t nllve Uteir playoff cl ances us Jim Loyo a c/' d:y 0 o S ' e Hart tl rew for two Ke yo '~ Rose H u <1 touchdowns and Steve Jo es t nd) r m four yards lot u tllrd qll Dyke a Ci'l p tal Ce ~ ~ St vs Jack so S a m the first hull lnd rt apo s Rams 59 Falc ns 0 Tou amen l s J.awrenee McCutcheon run B uc S tlk Tou r uy for three touchdowns In (Cevea d 0 o Wcs eya a t Wa ba s gaining 121 ynrds tiS the d l Tou ey Ra ns clinched tl e Nl C s Obe I " B ockpo I N Y Westen Division title Tou ney Xav e a t B g arn You g C ass c STATE FARM INSURANCE ® FOR INSURfiNCE Cflll BILL R.ETCHER eg BY APPT PLEASE Tourney Oh o Wcs eyan a Wa bash Tourney Xaver at B gham Ltlu! u good neiahbor SCale Farm IS there S al! 1m n uan~~&Compents Home 0 ce B oom " II on no s Young C ass c ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :• Buy APepsi and :• •• Get A Cartoon Glass : • ••• •• •• •• •• • •• •• •• •• WITH THE PURCHASE OF A 49e PEPSI •• •• ••• •• •• • COLLECT ACOMPLETE SET 'PEPE LE PEW' 'PETUNIA PIG' 'SLOW POKE RODIGUEZ' 'HENRY HAWK' 'TASMANIAN DEVIL' 'BEAKY BUZZARD' •• •• THIS WEEKS GLASS SELECTION •• QUARTER POUNDER • (PURE GROUND BEEF) Vistl Our Salad Bar Creamed Baked Ch cken Over B scu Is Vegetable Hot Rolls Coffee Tea or Mtlk $295 Plus ta x •• •• FRENCH FRIES •• McCittre's ~tddleport Pomeroy 0 PIZZA SHACK •• •• Phone Ohto Phone 992 6304 • • ······· ~ ••• - 992-5248~ I DAIRY ISLE THE MEIGS INN PHONE 992-7608 e ••TASMANIAN DEVIL" $15.00 $850 1258 Powell Sl Middleport 0 Ph 992 7155 Tou name 1fs Blue S eak Tourney Cleve and Obe In a B oc kport (N Y ) .. JOHNIE'S" BEAUTY SALON PERMANENTS \ cr Ue49tu s Minml 45 Buffalo 27 The Dolph ns d! gcrous "tde rccCJvcr F rc Idle Solon 01 scored tone! dow s 01 8 47 )nrd pass re<:epUon a 79 yurd p nt eturn 1 n I 8 511yard reverse w CUI ry Mhunl past tho Bills Br men• 17 Chiefs 16 Jim l urner s 2f).yard r eld goulln the fourth qum te1 1 d • ••' • •••••••••••••• \ �2- The Daily S.ntl el Middleport Pomeroy 0 M01 day Dec 6 1976 Christians relive the story of their Savior HA"fl.RISONVILLE - Once again Ghrtsttans came to the ltme when t v com n en orate the b rtl of their Savo r They love the C.'hnstmas Season and look !on.ard to tl w th great an t clpauon They are busy for weeks ahea d makmg plans to do something to remember relauves and frt en ds Smnellllles m the mad rush to get everything accomplished by Chr stmas Day they are so utterly weary they have not the capac ty to enJOY the beauty and peace of thts Holy SPa son I wonder 1f 1t would refresl our souls 1! we should take tu •• to qutetly rev ew agam the old old story the >tory that IS ever new each tlllle It IS told Let IS p cture Mary and Joseph as the) traveled from the r I on e n GaUtlee to Bethlehen a d stance of 75 11ies We see Mary ruling a donke) led by her lov ng and fmthful eompan on Joseph as they follow the pdgnm s road n companv w th other famthes who band together for thiS journey As the travelers s ng the bt avc and ha~py songs of Dav d Mary does not JOn t1 em We ca n see her m her blu e u ntle the wmd play ng abo t I er ha r Ira n ng her sweet pa le face as she r des along so metimes s rml ng gentl) at Joseph s obv ous att•n pts to entertam her w th stones o( the great l eroes when Israel was a oo erful kmgdom But mostly Mar) IS qu etly nbsorbed n her o" n Students• Strike starts killed thoughts Her eyes have the fear as she clasps her baby look of one who IS llstemng closer for some how she IS dllllly aware that here ts and wattmg We see the travelers as something extraord narly they near the ctty of different about th!! chtld He Bethlehem Mary ts drooptng ,.had come mto the world to wtth "earlness and Joseph take nothmg but to gtve glances anx10usly toward everyth ng Later we see the shepherds her from time to tlllle Then hiS face takes J)ll a come to the stable wtth the des pera te look as he " glory of the Heavenly VIBion repeatedly turned away from sttll reflected n thetr eyes many dtfferent mns At the We see them bow m humble last mn he pleads to be Mrshtp before the Chnst allowed to stay for Mary s chtld and then depart to their sake The mnkeeper answers nocks carrymg hope n the r harshly that there 18 no room hearts Many days later the wtse but he happens to glance at Mary and h s usually hard men make the r v Sit br ngmg face IS softened by a gl nt of thetr magn r cant gtfts of bhndness as he tells them gold franklnse nse and that they rna) stay m the myrrh They go back to their stable Joseph s about to country consc ous of a new exposulate but Is stopped by sense of humthly because Mary s words when she they have been so h ghly favored by God says Each year as we re tell the Thank you so much That wtll be a n ce warm place I Christmas Story our hea rts are gr pped b)" the shall not mind the ammals Then Joseph leads Mary marufestatlon of God s power dowa the stone steps to the and H s matchless love to us cave I ke stable underneath For a while the best and nobel st n our 1ves IS upthe mn We see the ammals look up permost and we are dommated by the h ghest wtth mild y cur ous eyes stare a btl and resume llllpulses of our be ngs There IS wtthm us a longmg to hold munchmg hay There m the lowly stable a fast to that wh ch has so kmg ts born that mght the transformed us We may g ve our Chr stmas long looked for Messtah at d Savior of the world come to expenence a permanency by ea rth as a babe There IS no drawmg near to the manger cnb for h s bed so he s Ia d m a true spltlt of worshtp We rna) not have costly m a n a nge ~ As Mary gll'les on the fa ce gtfts to present to the Chrtst of her r rst born son her own chtld as dtd the Mag but we face IS suffused" th the glow can express our love and of mot her love and adoratiOn by the g vmg of the somethmg else a worsh1p a greatest g ft ever gtven to wonder not urumxed with God or man the glVlng of ourselves Glenn promises first Ohio mobile Senate office soon COl UMBUS Sc r a tor J ol Gle n tD Oh oI toda) an ou ccd that for the f rst t 1 e Oh o l1 story a Senate n ob le se n ce off ce II ~ s l co nn ur1t1es to ass1st co st tucn ts vho unt ov nouncmg the mob le office at a nev. s conference here I n ver) proud of the con s t tute nt se rv ce operLJt on of o r Sen te off1ce and the pet n anent urban b a cJ o f ccs ve have n l ve been un ab e to h ve Olw but e\ e1 sml:e t<Jk ng tl <t a cess to th e off ce of a offtcc n ate 1974 I have U !led Sta tes Set ator grappled wtlh ho" to prov de ne mob le off ce expected to beg n opera! on n late wmter or farly sprmg \\ I v s t co mumt es throughout tl e state un a reg ular basts ns 1st r g clt zens wtth matters mvolv ng the Fe ler 11 gover n ent The off cc w II also form a d reel 01 I nk between con sl ents concerne d about p 11 lar ssues and Senator Gle A thougl not lim ted to s ch areas the mobile off ce s expected to be con c t1ated In sectiOns of the ot ad ac en t to st le n et opol tan areas already se ved by full t me atdes to tl e Senator Glenn ofhces 1 rese tly operate 111 Colun bus Clevela nd Cm rm 1at1 and Toledo Bnng ng gov rnment closet to the people h•s to be so neth ng more than a slogan heard n elect on years Glenn sa d m an bet er scr'l ccs for all the people of Oh o I t nk that thts mob e off ce can mark a maJor step forward n brmg ng Cor gresSIOI a! servtce r ghl to their co nmurutles Gove rnmen t must be more responstve to citizens at the loca I level Th s mob le ofhce represents our effort to assure Oh oans that even when legislature act v ty keeps me m Wash ngton I believe constituent service s a full ttme endeavor Such outreach s a cnbca l part of my ph losophy of government serviCe The mob le offi ce wtll provtde a means to serve all the c hzens of our state directly no matter where they hve Fundmg for the mob le offtce was made posSible by recent leg!Siat on permtlt ng Senators and Congressmen to allocate portions of thetr m state off ce space to such n obtle factbt es Glenn SBid that tentat vc plans call for the off ce to be located usually at a county seat Site for two or three days at a t me and to be m use seven da} s a week An mde u the veh cle w II be n frequent telephone conta ct" th a staff n ember n Sen G\er r s Columbus offtcc where most of the Senator s caseworkers are located or dtrectly to hiS Senate ofhce 111 1\ ashmgton Whether the problem mvolves a Soctal Secur ty check that hasn t amved or e~ veterans clatm stuck some place n the bureaucracy or a student oan apphcat10n that has gone unanswered or " farm problem that s unresolved or any one of a thousand other matters n volvmg the ctltzen and h s gove rnn ent I "ant th s ofhce to be an agent for the people Elected off c als and c t zens ahke talk about government growmg too b g and out of touch wtth the taxpa) ers that foot the btU I hope thiS mob le serv ice office can be Oh o s direct link to make Wash ngton far more respons veto md ' dual problems and Interests CEJJNA Ohio tUPI) Three Minster high school students mcludlng one who escaped InJUry March 7 when etght MU1Ster students were killed when struck by a car were killed Sunday when the1r car slammed mto a power pole and a tree It IB a very severe l!lld trag1c loss Mmster High School Pnnctpal Stephen Shopa satd today Authontles satd James Qumlan 16 one of those killed Sunday was wtth a group of students last March enroute to a basektball VICtory celebration when they were struck by a car drtven by John Kremer 21 Mana Stem The other VIctims SUnday were denlifted as Jeffrey Bruns 17 and Thomas Me~rmg 16 The drtver of the car was James Dues 17 also a MlllSter High School student who was InJUred In the March 7 acctdent Authorities satd the car dnven by Dues skidded of a road south of here and h t a power pole and a tree Dues and Steven Sammer 20 a former Mmster High School student were taken to Coldwater hospttal Kremer was fined $300 and his hcense suspended for one year last month after he pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of one count of veh cular hom C)de n Celma Mun ctpal Court The Mercer County sheriff s offtce sa1d 1t had not been determmed whether an) charges would be filed agamsl Dues m the accident SUnday Subsidy paid to 76 cmmties Stato Audttor Thomas E Ferguson s off ce announced todav cnmmal cost subs dy pa)rne nts amount ng to $208 137 19 were distrtbuted to 76 county clerks of court dun,ng November These payments whtch do not reflect any expenses mcurred und er the OhiO Public Defenders Program ranged n amount from $50 60 to the Carroll county clerk of courts to $29 409 1B to the Summtl county clerk of court The Crtmmal Cost Substdy Program allows for state re mbursement to counties for the costs mvolved n successful prosecutiOn and mpr sonment or nd tgent felons 10 state ~ al n slltut ons Payment to Gall a County was $506 BO to Metgs $734 65 It s also v tal that ctttzens have a personal means to convey the r op mons to me about the way thmgs are gomg 10 th s country Our telephones In Cleveland Cmcmnat1 Columbus and Toledo r ng regularly wtth the v ews of Citizens tn those areas served by my off ces Now I plan to extend that op1010n and service ophon to Ohtoans In VIrtually every sectton of our state DR. LAMB Plenty wrong with this marriage By La~ renee E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I m sw-e my husband or I need help I have been marrted 34 years and my mamage IB fallmg apart We argue over nothmg Il lS mostly about hts brother who had surgery He a! vays refers to my brother He acts hke the sun nses and sets m him and hiS whole family He even kisses the sister<n~aw oo the mouth • when he sees her He acts like she lS so attractive and she • doesn t look any better than 1 ~ do ., Everything thetr chtldren do ts great Everything our • ~htldren do IS wrong I know you are gomg to say I m Jealous but I have heard It so much I m tired of 11 all I have always been able to cope " th th s u uJ our sex I fe went wpot AId U'" tsn t rny fault I enjoy sex He IS ttred He works too hard He IS unpotent He s 1n h s late 50s I have begged hllll to talk hLS over w1th h s doctor He 33YS nothmg IS wrong He ' takes Aldomet Vallum water ptlls dally and asplrm He has a nasty dispostllon and sudden changes In personality You never know what to expect After our last argument I moved out of hts bedroom and I really think he IS glad DEAR RllADER - You both need help To begm wtth look at your letter to me agam You refer to I have been marr ed and my mamage It IB WE and OUR That may have something to do with your relauonshtp wtth your husband Your husband has high blood pressure problems and that 1s • hy he IS taking nedtt ne The med ctnes nay contro l his blood preRsure hut decrease hiS sexual capae tty HIS high blood pressure and mec:llcmes may also have affected his personahty You may be able to help him by unprovmg hiS hfe style You can help him lo~ any excess weight he has A gradual loss of any fat around the m ddle or elsewhere may lower hts blood pressure The best effect " obtamed by getllng nd of ALL the excess fat not JUS! part of t That could decrease hiS need for med tcmes Also eh mmate any of the stunulatlng drmks that coo tam cal feme such as coffee and tea If you take an mterest m his problem help htm wtth hiS d et and encourage enJoyable phystcal activity It may llllprove hiS attitude toward you Because of your husband s medical problem I agree that he should talk over hts loss of nterest n sex with hiS doctor It IS not an unusual symptom I thmk you both should try Ul see a mamage counselor but I e should be made aware of your husband s med cal problems When things go wrong be tween two people they are not likely to be compatible Ill tbe bedroom for long e ther You can t rtght all day and expect your husband to swttch off hts aroused hostihty and love you tenderly at rught In many ways most people gel out of marr age exactly what they put mto tl Remember that your husband s brother and stster m law are no threat to hun W th hiS decreased capacity you as a wife are You will need to develop a helpful attitude if you want to get your marnage back on the track and encourage hllll w treat all of you better Your whole problem IB not your husband s llllpotence that IS JUSt a symptom but to gtve you more helpful nformation I am sendmg you The Health Letter number 312 Impotence Others who want thiS mformatlon can send 50 cents With a long stamped self addressed envelope for It Just send your request to me m care of thts newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Radto City Stauon New York NY 10019 its end week We Hold These Truths A ChroDJclc of Amcrtca • Tax cut decision held up Teachers endorse bill Rhodes told of problem RAY CROMLEY Carter's defense same old thing Ho pupil li ed • den talk II .... Steelers cr.ush Tampa Bay, 42-0 White_ground cover helped produce an excellent year for haroesting of deer November December 1776 w ththeBr ttshandHesslansunderGeneraJCornwalllain LOUISVILLE Ky (UP!) get a fa1r cootract hOI pursul t General Washington nees with the main 4 1J00. John Ryor Jremdent of the - MIH'e than 116 000 children man Amencan army through New Jersey On November rematned oo an WlScheduled Nattonal Educatton 31 Wash ngton departs Hackensack - burnin1lllebridge vacation In the nation s 18th Assocwtion told the rally over the Passaic Rtver at Acquackanonk From the 22nd largest school system today that the 1 tl<nUiion-member to the 28th he headquarters at Newark The next two days wtth the Jefferson County NEA will provide 'Whatever assiStance you need to gam a teachers strike s!Jlrtmg 1ts he camps at New Brunswick On December 1 wltb the and equttable second week and contract fair Br ush approuc~lng the Raritan River (Wuhlngton settlement talks m recess wr tes hastily to Congress The enemy are fast advanc Less than a mile away tbe Hopes for a contract settle lng some of em n sight now ) ~e departs New aclrool board was meeting ment over the weekend van Brunsw ck- reaching Trenton w than army of about 3 tshed after a hve hour priVately at the Van Hoose oooon December3 On December7-8 asComwalllsentera Educatton Center negottatlng seSSion SUnday Trenton the Amencan army crosses the Delaware River Federal mediator Joe headquarters to diScuss Into Pennsylvania Their Ktrkham declared an stnke strategy Indefinite recess n dectston was to continue aunmg fiH' a negottallated negottations It looks oow tike the settlement rather than seek a earhest that schools could court order to force tbe poSSibly reopen would be teachers back to work The board ordered 481 Wednesday satd Davtd and other Vogel press relat10ns pnnctpals director for the central school administrative personnel at the schools to return to the1r adrruniBtration JObs today joining employes The strtke offtcrally began last Tuesday after under 12 month contracts negotlaqons failed to produce who have been workmg all a new coo tract covermg the along 5 B60 teachers More than 4 000 wildly cheermg teachers turned out for a rally Sunday everung and heard JCTA Prestdent June Lee vow ThiS 1s our made no dectslOn about statement by Thomas PLAINS Ga (UPI) message to the school board Prestdent-elect Jtmmy proVIding tax relief Bertram Lance his nominee we won t go back until we Carter satd today a tax cut IS Talking to reporters after to head the Offlce of one poSSibility to stllllulate vollng for his brother Billy m Management and Budget the ecooomy rut that he had the Plams mayoral election that a tax cut is almost a Carter was asked about a certainty I wouldn t ('Jt 1t lhat strongly - that s one of tbe poS81bililles Carter Sald It was he sa1d too early to CUFTON - Harley E Powell Sr 75 of Chfton COLUMBUS (UP! ) The collective bargauung dectde and added Were died Saturday m the Pleasant Lcgtslatlve passage of a proposal would abolish Ohio s assesstng several Valley Hospttal public employes eollecttve Ferguson Act which prohtbtts posslbililles He s8ld that several l)orn August 29 1001 m bargammg btU full funding strikes by public employes Letart he was the son of the oftheequalyteldformula and OEA delegates called for proposals concernmg a late Ortson Ttpton Powell and a teachers dismiBsal bill were full !undmg of the equal yteld temporary tax cut were bemg conSidered and also ways of Mary Frances F sher Powell endorsed Saturday by formula by 1981 He was a retired brakeman delegates to the Ohto All three educational areas boostmg employment The for the Amertcan V scose Education Associations Fall have been labeled as high government announced last Plant m Nttro where he Representative Assembly prtortttes by Democratic week lhat unemployment has worked for 22 years He was a Both a teachers dismiBsal leaders m the 112th General nsen to 8 1 per cent Carter satd he wanted to member of the Ftrst Bapllst btll and a collectiVe Assembly which coovenes look at all economic Church there bargammg btll were vetoed Jan 3 Survtvmg are hts wtfe by Gov James A Rhodes Don Wilson Parma was mdtcators and that if he Dorothy A Chapman Powell alter legislative passage m elected as Ohto rep dec ded on a tax cut t would three daughters Mrs the Ohio legislature which resentattve to the National be a JOint deClSIOll With Georg ana Escue Teays has scheduled tts last floor Education Assoctatton board Congress Lance satd m a televiBion Valley Mrs Isabelle Greer sesmon Dec 14 of dtreclors Mrs Louise Pomt Pleasant Mrs Nancy Fuller a readmg teacher Ill mtervtew Sunday that a tax van Meter Chiton one son East Cleveland City schools cut would almost certainly Bruce Marshall Powell Red was also recogmzed as the come after the Carter House ones ster Mrs Sarah 1977 Ohio Teacher of the admmistra lion takes offtce next month Skevchenko San Mateo Year Californ ia 17 grandchtldren and 17 great grandchtldren Funeral serv ces w 11 be ELYRIA Ohto (UP[) held at the Foglesong Funeral Home on Tuesday at DeUiils of aUeged deporable 1 30 p m wtth Rev WtUtam condtttonsandmiS (Bud ) Hatfteld and Rev 0 B management ""'Ohto s Hatcher offlciatmg Burtal Bureau of Motor Vehtcles wtll follow m the Graham were gtven Gov James A Rhodes admtmstrahon as Cemetery Fnends may call at the early as three months after funeral home from 2to 4 p m he took offtce m January By Ray Cromley 1975 the Elyna Chrontcle and 7 to 9 p m today W ASIDNGTON Prestdent-elect Jllllmy Carter could tum Telegram reported today m a out to be a btg defense spender copyrighted arttcle • • That s certamly not what seemed to come out dunng his ll0 r S Wll1lllilg No actton was taken until camprugn for the White House Mr Carter talked repeatedly Fnday when Rhodes t about cuts he planned But even while Candidate Carter was S S abruptly ousted H ghway makiag sensa! onal generalized prorruses of maJor overall RACINE Pnnc pal Safety Director Donald Cook slashes m defef!Se and glVmg speeches which led audiences Robert Beegle has announced and BMV regtstrar CurtiB from Cahforma to the East Coast to beheve he would w~eld the the second stx weeks gradmg Andrews knife w th some abandon once he became Commander 1n penod honor roll at the Early 1n the sprmg of 197~ a Chief a careful analysts of spectftc Carter proposals m the Racme Elementary School petition bearmg the names of months before eleclton g1ves a dtfferent ptcture Makmg a B or above in all most of the superVIsors at the What emerged was thts clear concept Carter would thetr subJects to be named to BMV s Columbus offtce ctting the roll were numerous serous problems eliminate or reduce some programs sensallonally perhaps GRADE 1 Laura Allen wtthm the bureau was but mcrease others In the end we d have a Pentagon and a Angela Bosllck Annett forwarded to Rhodes offtee defense budget not much different from wbat we ve had m the Cardone Patrece Ctrcle the newspaper was told by a post Vtel Nam war years Inerest ngly too Barry M Blechman ~~ lhe Brookings In Marty Cleland Lma Curt 15 number of persons who had stitut10n has been menboned as a promment defense advtser Donald R ffle Sara Rose stgned the paper The llllplicatton has been that thts foreteUs a reduction m Kllll Stobart Addttwnally a number of defense Thts reasomng tl seems IS based on the fact that a GRADE 2 Matthew Jewell letters were sent to tbe number of studtes from thai venerable UIStitution where Angte Ours Ltsa Pape governor s office by the Blectunan IS a sort of defense coordinator seemed to stress the Rachael Retber Dtana superviSors and several Stmpson Bnan Warden execuUve level offlctals of tbe need and posstbtlity of overall defense cuts But Blectunan along wtth colleagues Robert Bergman Mar Tammy Wolfe Wendy Wolfe bureau durmg 1975 cttlng tbe tm Bmkin and Robert Weinland has JUSt wntten a defense Rtcky Parsons deplorable condlllons and chapter ma new Brookings publlcat10n GRADE 3 Lon Adams mismanagement of the Here he and his assoctates are proJecting the necesstly of an D x e Dugan Mandy Hill bureau BMV sources satd li)Crease not a decrease -Ill defense dollars for the years JUSt Mehssa lhle LIBa Parsons As m the case of tbe ahead Kelly Rtzer Kenda Rtzer pettttons there was no The Blectunan team constders m some detail the need to Robm Savage Rebecca respoose from the govenor s shift thts country s defense emphas s taking forces from the VanMeter offtce GRADE 4 Alan Crtsp Lots Speakmg of the letters and Paciftc for example Ill order to beef up our posture m the Ihle David Powell Lon the petition forwarded In 1975 Mediterranean Western Europe and other Atlanbc areas Sllllps011 to Rhodes offftce one sowce They advocate a reVIew of U S miltUiry doctnne wtth the argument that technologtcal advances 1n military hardware GRADE 5 James Bush told the newspaper Kevin Cul'fman Laren Wolfe I used to thtnk that are mak ng many tradiltonal concepis questionable They Tony Wolfe Rhodes assistants (Thomas ) say we need to look sharply at the relabve effectiveness of a1r GRADE 6 Becky Lee Moyer and (Roy) Marlln power 8lr defef!Ses and of armor and anti tank defenses Here Terry Patterson Davtd blocked the stuff from getting they are talkmg however not about decreased defense spen ding but about shifts m emphasiB Salmons Tony a Salset Lori to Rhodes Mter what Rhodes Form the1r concluston Blectunan and his assoctates say 1t Warden did to Don Cook I am not oo must be recogmzed that the process of reducing the share of o sure now the BMV sa1d U S resources devoted to defef!Se has more or less run 1ts r - - - - - - - - - - - , Meanwhlle the CT learned course Additwnal savmgs are posstble m some areas but that Rhodes decision to oust other sectors of the defense budget should recetve more emCook was made earlier than phasiS In general this means that defense spending wtll have lndtcaled by the goveroor s to mcrease 1n real terms for at least !be next ftve years but rudes-Ma~ and Moyer Mler the dispute between probably more slowly than the expected growth m national Cook and Andrews surfaced output This is not all The group headed by Bleclunan goes on to say publicly both men were or Military power contmues to play an llllportant part m world dered to teU tbe1r sides to tbe affatrs The nation can only protect tlself and tt.9 interests two aides if It IS willmg to spend what ts necessary to mamtam a abroad Th1s o~curred Tuesday credible military posture If 1t dOlO! su perhaps 1!.9 adversanes Andrews bemg with wtll come to understand that the wtsest course IB to mutually mtervlewed by Moyer and reduce annaments Martm first and then Cook This sounds much like the course PreSidents NIXon imd Ford later l Chiaramonte who re were following Overall it proVIded the base for the backing placed Cook was •n Mr Carter had from those 1n Cjgress and m the electorate who tervlewed by the governor belleved defense spending could be cut sensationaUy and that and James Ouerk Rhodes mam!Jllnlllg strong defenses m the hope of lnducmg the Ruscampatgn aide In 19n and Slaf!S to agree to arms cuts was a wrong head "'I approach We wtU bave to walt to see what a PreSident Carter does m presently sUite Development DirectiH' whlle Andrews was the crunch of course But present mdicabons are that the ,__________. talkmg to Martin and Moyer more things seem to change the more they remam the same Harley Powell died Saturday 3-The Daily Sentinel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Monday Dec 6 1976 By Greg Bailey The deer seaoon havmg ended Den Talk offers an up-to date wrap up of how the hunters and thetr q\Wrry fared Would you believe that the hunters equipped with the most modern weapof!S for hunting had the better of their prey ' Condttions fiH' the week were all m the hunter s favor and the bright snow cootrtbuted to a probable record harvest Prelinunary results show that there were at least 888 deer killed and checked 1n Metgs County and that figure will probably top the one thousand mark as tate reports come m from deer bem~ checked m out of county statiof!S Opening day statewtde showed a whoppmg 67 7 percent Increase over last years kill 4 997 to last season s 2 900 In ZOOe 4 whieh contams Meigs and Gallia Counties there was a 74 percent mcrease Now before you ny off the handle and start raving about what a Slaughter it was and' how the DiviSIOn of Wildlife doesn t know whallt sdomg remember that tbe condttiof!S were tdeal When is the last seaoon that we ve had snow all week long' And did you realize that Metgs County and soutbeastern Ohio produce oome of the largest deer In the whole country ? If you ve seen any doe carcasses aod tbe fat depoSits on them then I m sure you ll agree that the herd IS very healthy There are still plenty of deer and I ve seen some myself smce Saturday , Speakmg of healthy deer you successful guys shouldn t forget the Btg Bucks Club Andy Lyles our local game protector says he s seen at least one deer thiB season that he believes will make the club George Gum of near Wolf Pen bagged a symmetrical ten-pomter that wetghed m at a whoppmg 330pouods !leld<lressed If any of you fellows think you ve bagged one that wtU score at least 140 pomts get m touch wtth me and I can g ve you the name of an offtctal measurer m Martetta And maybe we can r1de together this sprmg when they have the1r awards banquet as Yours Truly IS to be mducted for a buck I got three years ago Andy reports only one casualty last week and tl wasn t sermus There were lots of hunwrs so I guess you folks deserve some prruse for your safety Good JOb There were about 2Qarrestsdurmg the week mostly for attempts to take a second deer and for road hunting Why m the world do you guys hunt from the road' You don t know what real hunllng lB all about There were also problems wtth some of you not separatmg your tags from your licenses or else not taggmg your bag at all Andy had two helpers this year and he says they dtd a hne JOb They were Bryan Sllllpson and George Momson of Mercer County You slob hunters make me stck I watched a young doe Ue dowa on Monday and all of a sudden a shot rang out below me I had a field of VISion of about two hundred yards and I sill couldn t see the hunter The doe spooked and another shot rang out and a near as I could guess she was at least 150 yards away by now The area was very btu.shy and as she got about three hundred yards away (m the brush mind you) the crazy hunter (wrong \lord) blasted three more times I don t think she was hit but the man had no chance at all of gettmg a good shot You rea slob whoever you are ThiS all happened 1n the Ftve Pomts area so maybe 1t wtll strrke home to someone You never even knew anyone was watching you dtd you ' If It wasn t for my anger I probablv would have laughed Dtd you tell anyone what a great hunter you were"~ HA I got a -really mce note from John Krawsczyn R ch Haggerty Steve Fmlaw Jllll Crow and Bob Crow last week The ftve recently returned from a pheasant huntmg trtp to the Cedar Raptds Iowa area and they wanted me to relate as tory wtth a happy ending Durmg the busy TbanksgiVlng weekend they had no problem at all getting perrrusslon to hunt on the farms They where t refused even once h) the 2:i people asked They satd the hospitality was unbelievable as the hosts of vanous farms did nearly everythmg to accommodate them They took our boys at 6 a.m to purchase thetr hcenses and even took time out from the1r farm chores to show the hunters the best places to hunt Although the trtp was not a successful one according to a birds harvested standard the five constder tl a worthwhile expenence due to the generosity demonstrated by these total straagers All of them agree that the1r attitudes toward those Columbus deer hunters and other outsiders wtll be much different thanks to the cons deratwn shown by the Iowans A tip of the hat from Den Talk to you Iowans and also to you fellows for relaying the message WISh I could have been wtth you By the way m case you re wondering I ll be ea tmg veruson thts wmter thanks to my trusty muzzleloader Keep the reports commg m readers and Den Talk can be much better By CHRIS SCHERF UP! Sports Writer Mean Joe Greene no more subUe than when trymg to unscrew a quarterback s head angrily atred the unspoken fears of hts Pittsburgh St eelers teammates The Steelers the most Impressive team in the Natlooal Football League the past etght weeks realize their chances of makmg tbe playoffs probably hinge on tonight s game at oakland between the C ncmnah Bengals and tbe Ratders who have been elimmated from the playoffs the past two years by Pttisburgh The Ratders whose rivalry " th the Steelers has become United Press InternaUonal !ltghth.ranked LoUISVIlle wtth good reason to worry about the miSfortunes of the road ts already troubled wtth problems close to home The Cardinals dropped a 7&75 deCISIOn to Syracuse Saturday mght before a recora hom~penmg crowd of 16 232 at Freedom Hall Lou svdle s htghly-touted freshman Darrell Gnfflth rrussed an archmg Jump shot from th~ ctrcle wtth f ve seconds remammg that would have averted the stunamg result LOUISVIlle WhiCh plays away games agalnSt the likes of Las Vegas Marquette North Carolma and MemphiS State fell w ll on the year after edgmg Vanderbdt m the season opener B1 76 m overtune For Syracuse with four starters returnmg from last year s 20 9 squad the damage was done by Marty Byrnes who collected 17 po nts mcludmg two cructal free throws and 12 rebounds We made 2:i turnovers agamst Vandy and 23 agalnSt Syracuse Loutsv lle Coach Denny Crum s8ld You re lucky tf you can wm "hen you re makmg that many costly miBtakes Sen or Forward Wesley Score by quarters Athens 8 10 14 25- 57 Marietta 6 24 18 25-83 Reserve score - Mar etta 62 Athens 48 ~ L berty Cen er 56 Ho gate 50 Uncolnv ew 6 Oh o C ty 59 Lo an Cath 72 Colum a 54 Mad son P a ns Sou heaslern 50 56 Cox polU'ed m a game-h gh 29 pomts for the Cardmals wbo led 73-72before Byrnes tossed m the dec stve foul shots " th about three mmutes left Guard J•mmy Wtll ams then htt a JUmp shot to move the Orangemen ahead 76 73 before I arry Wtlhams connected on a follow shot to close the gap to the fmal margm w th I 58 to play Jllllmy W1ll1ams and Dale Shackleford each flmshed wtth 16 polnis for Syracuse In other games mvolVIng the top 20 teams second ranked M chigan defeated Fordham 7B-S7 nmth-ranked Ar rona walloped Idaho 95-40 lO th ranked Cmemna lt topped South Flortda 103-li9 lith-ranked Marvland beat Pnnceton 58-45 13th ranked Tennessee edged North Carohna Charlotte 69 67 14th ranked North Carolina St whipped Pena State 87~1 l~lh ranked Mtssoun downed Norlb Texas St 97-84 m the fmals of the Show Me clasSic 17th ranked Georgetown downed St Bonaventure 7660 19th-ranked Penn was sunk by Navy 71-67 and 20th ranked Purdue tnmmed Provtdence 68-62 m overtime Semor guard Rtcky Green scored 17 pomts as the Wolvennes fought off Fordham m a free wheclmg Highlanders rip St. Joe Led by Ketlh Grate s 26 po nts Coach Wayne Berg doll s Southwestern H ghlanders posted a 65-49 non-conference victory over Ironton St Joe Saturday mght Also gettmg double f gures for the Htghlanders were jumor forward Larry Carter wtth 15 and semor guard Don Bush dumped In 10 Southwestern jumped nto an 11 9 lead at the end of the ftrst stanza and held on for a Elk Valley five, 79-49 pointS Greg Price led the Eagles with 18 points whtle Scott Thompson canaed 14 Kyger Creek JUmped mto a 19 12 lead at the end of the r rst stanza then bull! a 35 26 lead at the half Pacmg the Bobeat f rst half attack were Salem wt!h 11 pomts Baylor wtth 10 and Doug Sands semor guard had six of his etght pomts dunng the ftrst two quarters Sands and 6 5 sophomore center sat out a large portton of the contest because of foul trouble The Bobcats led ~I 39 gomg mto the final per od before MarrettJJ 83 scormg 28 points to wm going away Salem dumped in 14 pomts that quarter while Athens 58 Baylor added etght ATHENS 157) - Hen s er 0 Kyger Creek sank 30 of 93 1 1 Chon~o 4 2 0 Penne 6 floor attempts for 32 pet and o t2 Whealey 1 0 2 Golds 19 of 37 free throws for o1 pet berry 1 5 7 Ho ter 2 0 4 Elk Valley hit 21 of 67 from Meek 2 0 4 Topp ng 0 1 I Cunningham 2 A Wa ace 6 the floor and just seven of 28 o12 Totals 23 11 57 at the chanty stripe Manetta (83) - Zo er 4 The Bobcats travel to 9 Smith • 0 8 Kn ght 4 0 8 Hannan Trace Fr day mghl Stacey 5 1 11 Cline 11 0 22 Z de 2 o • Hambrick 3 5 There wasn t a reserve game Webber 2 2 6 HI 2 1 5 Sarber o 1 1 W11 ams 2 o 4 TOTALS 37 9 83 Lake 8 Manches fer 57 10 M1am1 beat Buffalo ~5 Denver edged Kansas City 17 16 Chtcago beat Seattle 34 7 and San D ego edged San Franctsco 13 7 m ovenune • In Saturday s games St 111u s defeated Baltlnlore 2~ 17 and Los Angeles routed Atlanta 59~ Vlkhtgs 20 Packers 9 Chuck Foreman scored on a pmr of one yard runs and Fred Cox kicked a patr of field goals to lead the Vtkings oast Ue Puckers Patrl ts 27 Saints 6 Steve Grogan ran for t\\O touch IOWI\i of 11 and 10 yards respe chveiy a nd pasSt'<l for two mores as the Patr ots clmcl ed thetr ftrst pla¥off berth su ce 1963 27 with Ed MarshulliiH' a pair of touchd owa passes and Brad van Pelt led an awesstve New York defense as the Gtants beat the 1Jons Cowboys ttl Ellalea 7 Rookte wide receiver Butch Johnson l'llllght a seven yard S< orm~ pa<s frmn Roger Stt ubacl •• d set up unot her to chdown with a 55-yard pu t return as Ue Cowboys ell cl ed Ue NF C s llastern D v Ston title Un ted ml!lnter atlo a Bears 31 Se•hawks 1 Tl s Week s Ohio Co eq Bi't ske ba Schedu e Bob AveUml U rc" U1ree Mo day touchdown P''"ses wtthm a W te berg ll Ccn trt~ three.rn nute spa of the U rd M c gan Day o 1 E ~s t e r n Ken ucky quarter und Walter Paytoo WI be to cc ;"t t Cen tr e\ S R P fl ln r... 183 ) nts w lend the S cubenvlllc a West L be y Boars past the Seulawks w v. Chargers J3 49crs 7 Meretn ~ Morns rtm l4 ) ards arow d left end to give Uw Clu ~"$ an o~ m Ume Redstdos 37 Je!M 16 BtU K !mer passed for three touchdo" IS and John R ggms ran for 104 yards to lead the Hedsk ns rout of the Jets Gtonls 21 lions 10 C1a tg Morton connected This week's cage schedule v ctmy Cards drop thriller Kyger Creek humbles CHESHIRE Kyger Creek opened tiS 1976 77 basketball season here Saturday night on a big wlnmng note by defeatmg the Elk Valley Eagles of Elk VIew W Va 79-49 Mtlch Salem 5 7 semor guard was the big gun for Coach Keith Carter s Bobcats Salem canned 11 held goals and mne free throws for 31 pomts Ralph Baylor 6-0 senior forward a member of the second team A)I.SVAC last year had 23 pomts while 6-3 junior George Wllhs added 10 Lyaa Swa nn on a pa1r of sconng passes m Pilisburgh s 42~ romp over the Buccaneers The New !lagland Raiders cl nched a playoff berth SUnday With a 27~ VICtory over New Orleans Washmgton VICtory over the Jets gave the Redskins at chance to take tbe NF C s w ld card berth with a VIctory over the Cowboys at Dallas next week If the Redskif!S lose the Cardinals can wm the playoff berth by beating the Gl8llts at New York In other games SUnday Dallas defeated Phlladelplua 26-7 the New YIH'k Gtants topped Detrmt 24-10 Mm nesota beat Green Bay 2().9 Cleveland edged Houston 13- the NFL s bitterest feud hold the Super Bowl champions fate m their hands - m a game they do not need to win Although m08t of hiS team mates plus the members of the Ratders and Bengals scoff at the dea of an Qakland letdown Green sa1d Someone s gonna take a day off In order for the S!eelers to get mto the playoffs the Bengals must lose e !her to the Raiders or tbe New York Jets who proved oo obstacle to Wash ngton s playoff aspirations Ill a 37 t6 loss SUnday Rocky Bleter ran for 118 yards and three touchdowas whtle quarterback Terry Bradshaw connected wtth Box Score Elk Va ley 149) - Rob nson 0 3 3 Stephens 1 3 Pr ce 8 2 6 Hunte I 0 2 Pet y 2 5 Thompson 7 0 4 Ell s 0 2 and Roberts 0 2 Totals 2t 7 49 Kyger Creek (791 - Salem 19 3 Bay or 9 5 tJ Sands 4 0 6 W s 4 2 10 Thompson 01 He ms 0 2 2 Brown 1 0 2 Ha ey 102 Totals 3019 79 BV Quarters Elk Valley KC 12 u 3 Q-49 19 16 t6 28- 79 game marred by 4B fouls three foulouts and one flagrant foul !l<Jb Elhott scored 24 pomts to set a school career scor ng record as Artzona humbled Idaho Elhott now has I 770 pomts moVIng hllll past AI Flemmg on the all-tlllle Wld cal£ hst Subst tute forward Eddie Lee scored 20 pomts and center Bob Mtller had 17 to lead Cmc nnat1 over SouU Flonda who was p11ced b) Mtkc D ckerson s ?:l pamts and Pcm y Gr..,ne s 17 Maryla d broke open close contest with an e gilt pomt flur y n dway n the second half to beat the slowdown offense and wne defense of Pr nee on Steve Sbepj a d s 12 po nts Je I the Terps who a c ow 3 1 Monday Wanted by four clubs "' two-pomt lead 26-26 at the haK The Galhans mcreased thetr lead to 42-36 going mto the !mal stanza before out scor ng the Flyers 23 13 to wm go ng away 1 eadmg Ironton St Joe s attack was Mark Walker wtth 13 pmnts Rtley and Myers had nine pomts each Southwestern btl 2:i of 79 attempts for 31 pet from the floor and 14 od 37 at the foul hne for 41 pet St Joe htt a cool 29 pet from the held h tt ng 18 of 62 pet and 13 of 34 from the chanty stripe for 38 pet The Highlanders grabbed 36 rebounds wtth Carter leadmg the way with 11 Ironton St Joe won the reserve lilt 37 36 m an overtime Southwestern Will host Symmes Valley Fnday mght m ts 197&-77 SVAC opener Box Score LOS ANGELES !UP!) SUddenly R ck Monday the fellow who kept the Amertcan F1ag from bemg burned has four clubs at the w nte1 baseball meetings all ftred up IIymg to get hun from the Ch cago Cubs The Dodgers Onoles Phtlhes and Brewers all are after the 32 )ear-old f rst baseman-outftelder who won national acclallll by keepmg two 10divtduals from putt ng a c garette hghter to the fla g at Dodger Stad urn last Apnl 2:i Monday s the most popular tlem we have on our team satd Cub spokesman Buck Peden Efforts to lure Monday away from the Cubs came as they still were considermg a deal whtch would get them Greg Luz nsk1 from the Ph Utes for Monday and second baseman Manny Trtllo I would say t would be a pretty equitable trade sa1d Btl! Gtles of the Phtllies front office We have pretty much made up our mrnds however that we woulcl.p t trade Greg Luzmskt Mtke Sclumdt or Larry Bowa The Phllhes would like to have Trillo to flU the second base vacancy left by Dave Cash s departure to the Expos after playmg out hiS option Monday could take over at ftrst base held down by Dtck Allen last season For thetr part the Cubs could use Luzmskt s btg bat at Wrigley Office but Bob Kennedy recently named the Cubs new general manager doesn t feel they should gtve up two of their r.uahty players for even such an unposmg one as Luzinski who had 95 RBis 21 home runs and a 304 battmg average wtth Phlladelphta last season Manday hit 272 w th 32 home runs and 77 RBl s last season hts ftfth wtth the Cubs and loth m the maJOlS The Cubs would hke 27 year old efthat der D ug Ra from the Dodge s t[ Uey do trade Monday but tl e Dodget s don t want to part w1th the NatiOnal League s No 2 ERA pitcher of last season Rau comp led a 1&-12 record w1th a 2 57 earned run average The Cubs who have a ""' manager m Hert;nan Franks are mterested Ill George Scott o[ the Mtlwaukee Brewers "ho drove m 77 runs lust season Scott htf 18 home runs at Mtlwaukee m 1976 and Kennedy and Franks 1cal ze his long ball potent al m the frtendly conf nes of Wngle) Fteld Strenghtened apprectably already by the addtUon of Regg!C Jackson and Dun Gullett the Yankees continue lookmg toward the rexas Rangers hoptng to land shortstop Toby Harrah or outfield~[ Jeff Burroughs Satd Ranger ge neral manager Danny 0 Bnen We have talked to the Yankees and they have discussed both Harrah and Burroughs but they haven t offered anythmg yet that would make us U1e sl ghest bit Interested Gabe Paul (Yankees president) says he wants to talk to us some more We ll be glad to listen John Clatborne of the Boston Red Sox sa d We re here for the express purpose of hopefully getting m order a lefthanded starting pttcher a pttcher a second basema n and a rtghthanded power hitter The meetmgs ofllctally get under way today w lh the major league draft of minor league players Southwestern 651 - G ate 1 4 26 Bush 4 2 0 B anton 0 3 J Ca ter 7 15 Layton 0 1 Mer35Lews25 Tota s 25 1S 65 Ironton St Joe (491 - R ley Homes J 2 s Myers 4 1 9 P Walker J 7 Boy e 1 1 J and M Wa ker J 7 13 Totals 18 13 49 4 1o By Quarters SW 1 on St Joe 11 7 14 9 7 10 THE INN PLACE Tuesday Night Special 23--65 13- 49 a n issed extrn110llll uUe1 pt by Ute Cltlcfs Jun Stcner td guaruntec'<l Ul e Broncos tl elr flrsl wtm mg senson ever Thursdrty Saturdny "(,umcs Pc n S <1 e r~ Ken S n e Cardlnul• 24 Colts 17 Den o Woos or De r o a C c d SI Ll c 11te Cardmals kcr t nllve Uteir playoff cl ances us Jim Loyo a c/' d:y 0 o S ' e Hart tl rew for two Ke yo '~ Rose H u <1 touchdowns and Steve Jo es t nd) r m four yards lot u tllrd qll Dyke a Ci'l p tal Ce ~ ~ St vs Jack so S a m the first hull lnd rt apo s Rams 59 Falc ns 0 Tou amen l s J.awrenee McCutcheon run B uc S tlk Tou r uy for three touchdowns In (Cevea d 0 o Wcs eya a t Wa ba s gaining 121 ynrds tiS the d l Tou ey Ra ns clinched tl e Nl C s Obe I " B ockpo I N Y Westen Division title Tou ney Xav e a t B g arn You g C ass c STATE FARM INSURANCE ® FOR INSURfiNCE Cflll BILL R.ETCHER eg BY APPT PLEASE Tourney Oh o Wcs eyan a Wa bash Tourney Xaver at B gham Ltlu! u good neiahbor SCale Farm IS there S al! 1m n uan~~&Compents Home 0 ce B oom " II on no s Young C ass c ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :• Buy APepsi and :• •• Get A Cartoon Glass : • ••• •• •• •• •• • •• •• •• •• WITH THE PURCHASE OF A 49e PEPSI •• •• ••• •• •• • COLLECT ACOMPLETE SET 'PEPE LE PEW' 'PETUNIA PIG' 'SLOW POKE RODIGUEZ' 'HENRY HAWK' 'TASMANIAN DEVIL' 'BEAKY BUZZARD' •• •• THIS WEEKS GLASS SELECTION •• QUARTER POUNDER • (PURE GROUND BEEF) Vistl Our Salad Bar Creamed Baked Ch cken Over B scu Is Vegetable Hot Rolls Coffee Tea or Mtlk $295 Plus ta x •• •• FRENCH FRIES •• McCittre's ~tddleport Pomeroy 0 PIZZA SHACK •• •• Phone Ohto Phone 992 6304 • • ······· ~ ••• - 992-5248~ I DAIRY ISLE THE MEIGS INN PHONE 992-7608 e ••TASMANIAN DEVIL" $15.00 $850 1258 Powell Sl Middleport 0 Ph 992 7155 Tou name 1fs Blue S eak Tourney Cleve and Obe In a B oc kport (N Y ) .. JOHNIE'S" BEAUTY SALON PERMANENTS \ cr Ue49tu s Minml 45 Buffalo 27 The Dolph ns d! gcrous "tde rccCJvcr F rc Idle Solon 01 scored tone! dow s 01 8 47 )nrd pass re<:epUon a 79 yurd p nt eturn 1 n I 8 511yard reverse w CUI ry Mhunl past tho Bills Br men• 17 Chiefs 16 Jim l urner s 2f).yard r eld goulln the fourth qum te1 1 d • ••' • •••••••••••••• \ �• 4- The Daily Sentinel;Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 .. Monday, De<:. 6, 1976 Browns still can hope (',EVELAND ( UP! ) Th~ Cleveland Browns' task - defeat Kansas City &lnday in their final game and then the mistakes and the all~ime series. "You've go! to be able to run the baU and we had trouble running at Cleveland today," said Oilers coach Bum Phillips. And Pastorini, who shared quarterbackin g with John Had!, said, "I thought we 'could move the ball on them." The scoring pass by Pastorini was .. /liS first big play since he suffered a cracked rib against the Browns last month and Phillips said he expected to alternate them again next week in the finale . Cleveland's passing game fizzled in the su!Hreezing weather but their runners made up the diHerence. Cleo Miller carried 17 limes for 99 yards and Gregg Pruitt 24 for 74 as Pruitt drove Inwards his second straight 1,000-yard year . Pruitt , who suffered from a sprained ankle through the last half of the season and did not decide until after warinups that he could play, has 904 yards going into Eu nd ay's regular~Se ason ender at Kansas Citv. nine penalties hampered the Browns, as the visitors netted only nine first downs and m · L~pe - sums up their season, offensive yards. As the first period ended, foUowing their 13-10 victory over Houston that keeps tbem Ricky Feacher sparked Cleveland with a 49-yard punt in playoff conwntioo. The Browns improved tbeir return and the Browns took a record to 9-4 with the win, Hl lead on Brian Sipe's 37rematnmg tied with yard touchdown pass to Paul Pittsburgh for second in the Warfield. AFC Cen!ral race, one. game Doo Cockroft drilled a 29behind Cincinnati, · which yard field goal '!hat bounced off the left post to make it 1~ plays Oakland tonight. Although eliminaU!d as a in the third period , before possible wild card playoff Houston kicker Skip Butler warn,. they still could enwr matched hinn from 31 yards post-season play , althou gh out. Pittsburgh inust lose its rm'a! Coc kroft kicked a 46game and Cincinnati both of yarder, the ultimate winner, its last two to bring that for a !3-3lead with Jl)-and-ahaif minutes to play before about. The victory over Houston Ken Burrough took a Dan WCIS "not a pretty -game," PastorinJ. pass dt the Browns' said head coach Forrest eigh t and outran Thorn Gregg, as the Browns lost Darden and Clarence Scott to . three fumbles, two complete a 54-yard scoring interceptions and had one play . Last quarter interceptions punt blocked . "It's always a fa mily war when we play by Darden and Charlie Hall, Hou ston , Pittsburgh or plus Darden's diving deflecti9n in the end zone, · C1ncinnati." Still , "a fine game by our killed off Houston's other defense ," Cregg said, bottled opportunities to upset the up the Oilers ev~n more than Browns, wbo now lead 11-4 in Blazers trip Cavs on steal United Press International Larry S~le, as m steal, came up with the big play &lnday night in • a game between the Portland Trail Blazers and Cleveland Cavaliers that some people feel may be a preview of the National Ba s ketball Association championships next spring. r-----------., \I Pro \I !C _1• !~t~nn1ngs I 1 N al1onal F oo tb a ll L eagUe Sta n(:li ngs By Ur1ited Pn•ss lnternaliona l .O m e r ic an Con h: rcncc Ea~t w . l.f . pc t pl pa 10 l 0 769 J59 716 y Aal t imo r New Enqlan d v Miami NY Jet!. BuHato ·C•ncjnnat t Ptlt sburQh Clevel and H OUS IO/l o 769 J45 n1 6 1 0 •16] 756 735 310 0 23 1 166 3J I 10 J 7 11 0 154 225 305 Centra l W l T Pcf . P F PA 9 J o 1so V J m 9 4 0 697 Til 13B 9 •I 0 691 753 ?.ta ~ H 0 3/l S 'Jn ~ ~'J Wf' ~ ' w, I I pcf. pf p,1 two seasons. "We're winning the tough games - a very encouraging sign," Ramsay said. "These wiins are characwr buUders and confidence builders. You win games .like these because you do the right things at critical limes of the game ." With a bit of pride in his voice, Fitch noted that "any team that beats us is good, no matter where they do it." < Maurice Lucas led Po rtl and scoring with 22 · d ull d d potnls an p e own 12 rebOUf'ld.g, Bill Walton added 19 points and is rebounds to the Portland effort. Bob Smith paced the Cavaliers With 20 points and Campy Russell added 15. Elsewhere Sunday, Denver beat New Orleans 117-105, Kansas City defeated Boston 102-96 and Phoenix beat San Antonio 103-98. Nuggets 117, Jan 105 David Thompson scored 14 of his 26 points in the third quarter and center Dan Issei added 8 game-high 29 points to lead Denver over New Orleans. Celtt 96 Kings 102, CS Brian Taylor scored 21 · b k urt l R pomts, ac co rna e 011 Boone added 19 points and center Sam Lacey had 19 points, 10 rebounds aOO five assists to pace Kansas City. John Hav ticek came 0 If· t he bench to lead Boston wlth 17 JX)ints. Suns 103, Spurs 98 PaulWestphalscoredsixo( Tl points in OVertime to Iea d Phoenix. George Gervin led San Antonio with 2{] ·points despite playing the last l'f.! quarters with five fouls befor.e fouling out early in overtime , Steele stole the ball with less than a minute and a half · remaintni to set 'up two Portland free throws and then sank a pair of foul shots himself to lead the Trail Blazers Wa 93-89 victory over Cleveland. " He's a great pinch hitter to have, totally dedicaU!d to the warn, " Portland Coach Jack Ramsay said of Steele . Steele's theft of the hall at t :29, when the Blazers led 8887' led to a pa ir or free throws by Bill Walton just 10 seconds later, ·'The play that hurl us was the turnover on a fast break when Steele stole, the ball. That is lhe one that reaUy killed us," sa id Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch. · Moments after Walton's free shots, Portland's Dave · Twardzik sank another and then Swele was fouled while fighting for a rebound and he sank the icing shots with 14 seconds left on the clock. "We outgoaled them by seven 13G-29 )," Fitch said. "But thai's the story of the road. On the road you have to play damn near perfect." The win was Portland's 14th straight at home this season, and its 20th consecutive home victory in xOak l,lnd II I 09 17 ?91 ? 17 Denver 8 5 0 61 5 ?8 7 19 7 Sil n 01cqo 6 l 0 46 2 ?48 ?'61 K an s n ~ City J o 0 308 2S 1 36'1 T.'l mpa Ba y 0 13 0 000 111 381 Nat1on al Confer ence Ea sT W L T Pci PF PA x Dall a ~ 11 1 0 8d6 782 !67 washington 9 ,, 0 69'1 26<~ 203 St Lou is 9 J 0 691 291 153 NY Giants J 10 0 23 1 156 ?JJ Phi laael pni 3 10 0 23 1 138 27 6 N r~ t i on at Ho ckey l eague Cf'n tral Stand ings w. l. t. pet. pf pa By United Press Int ernational X M1nnesot 10 7 I BOB 176 169 Cam pbell Co nference ChtC<l<IO Piltr ick Oivt sion ' 6 0 51R 139 168 6 7 0 46 ? 745 700 Detro• I W l T Pts GF GA Green Ray 4 9 0 )08 \9J l7 9 NY lsla ndrs 16 7 3 35 90 61 W e~ t Phil adolph 13 7 6 31 93 7d W L T Pel PF PA l:tlanta 13 B 6 31 91 81 X L Q~ AngelS 9 1 I 731 )11 173 NY Punqers 1:? 11 5 79 109 96 San F r an ci~c l 6 0 53-8 1j118J Smythe Division New Orleans ~ 9 0 JOB ?4 6 3] 0 W L T Pts. GF GA ll tlan ta d 9 0 JO B 157 ~ 88 51 Louis 12 12 7 'J6 78 95 Seattle 'J 11 0 154 ~1 9 ~01 (MIC c)QO 10 IJ J 23 88 99 X Clinched d i v i~t on nne Col oraao 8 16 J 19 76 93 y Cli nched wild card Playoff Minneso ta 6 16 4 16 n 116 s pot vancouver 7 19 1 16 n 109 Saturday 's Results Wotes Conl erenc e Ohio High School Los AnQete!. 59 Allani a o Norris Oivtsion St LOUtS 74 Balt tmore 17 Basketball Result s W l T Pts. GF GA fonty games scheduled 1 Montreal 20 d d 1111 1.!0 62 Saturday Sunda y'\ Reo.ulh Loo; Angeles 9 11 9 27 96 93 United Press International Dalla s '16 Phil adelph ia 7 Pittsburgh 9 12' 5 23 75 88 Ada 72 Ken ton 63 NYGlan t5 ?d Detrotr 10 Detroit 8 ld d 'J O 70 87 Akr Buchlel91 Akr Sf VI ncent Mmneso ta 70 Green Ba y 9 Wa'\hing ton 7 15 ~ 18 7 ~ 107 61 Cleveland 13 Hou\ton 10 Ada m$ Oivisron New Engl and '11 New Orleans W L T Pts. GF GA Ak r Garlield 50 Akr Spring. 6 Bos1on 19 6 1 40 107 Bt field 49 Pittsburc1 h .t 1 Tampa B ~y 0 Buffa lo 14 1 3 J t 81 60 Akr N 62 Wal sh Jesuit 54 Washmq ton J7 NY je ts 16 Tororno 12 9 6 JO 101 9t Alliance 63 St Thomas ~ an D1 cgo 13 San Francisco 7, Cleveland 6 13 J IY 68 90 Aquinas 55 o• Saturday 's Re'iutls Anna 65 Mins ter 60 Denver 17 Kansas Ci ty 16 N Y Islanders 3 Buff alo 0 Antwerp 84 Pauld ing 56 Mlam1 45 Buffa lo 17 Mpntreat 3 Pittsbur gh 1 Archbold 70 Cont inental 69 Ct'IIC d$1 0 3~ seai!lc 7 Chic ago 2 Toront o 2, tie I only gam es schedulecll Berne Union 67 Miller 47 NY Rj)ngers .11 M i nne s ota <~ Monday 's Gam es Big Walnu t 71 Olen tangy 6.4 A11anta. I St Lou is 0 Cl nwmat i at Oakland, ntgh t Los Angeles 4 Dc!roit 1 Bowling Green 68 Springfield (only game scheduled ) (only qames schedul ed) 33 Sund;Jy 's Results Brookfield 86 Campbell Mem Toronto 5 NY Ranqers 5, lie Nat ional .Basketball Association 70 Ph iladelph ia 6 Cleveland 1 St and ings Can lon McKinley 100 Ken t washington 5 Boston 5, lie By Un ited Press lnternalionill Roosevelt 72 Buff alo s Colorado J Easlern Conterence vancouver 4 Chicago 7 Cardina l 52 Farm ington 51 Aflantic DiYhion (onl)' games schedul ed) Celina 68 Pic kway 61 W L Pet, GB MQnda)' 's Games Boston 12 9 .57 1 Cle East Tech 87 Cle His 54 Cleveland at MonTreat Philadelph ia 12 9 .57 1 Cle Holy Name 63 Cle West fonly game schedu led! NY Knic ks 10 12 455 21 ? Tec h 43 Tuesday 's Game s Buffa lo 10 1'? .455 21 1 Coldwater 68 Wayne Trace 57 51 Louis at NY Islanders NY Net!. 10 13 435 ] Cols Academy 76 Ohio Deaf 66 Vancouver at Wash ington Ccn lrill Div ision Minnesota at Pittsbu rgh Cols Marion Frankl in 77 W l. Pet GB (on I'I' ga mes schedul ed) La·ncaster 49 Ho us ton 14 5 737 Cleveland 16 6 7'1 7 Cols Northmore 71 Marion NewOrteans 13 10 565 3 c key A Hoci<~tlon Ca th 65 (of ) San Anton io 11 12 A78 5 World. ~ 0Standings ~ols Northland 46 Wor th. Wa!. h1ngton 9 12 .t 29 6 By United Press lnter n ~ t iona l . mgton 36 (3 at) Attiln ta 1 16 304 9 Ea~t Conneaut' 53 Jefferson 50 Western Conference w l T Ph . GF GA Coshocton 45· Claymont 43 Midwest Division 16 10 I 3-3 125 104 Covin gton 75 Newton 63 W. L. Pet. GB Quebec Cincinnati 14 9 '1 30 117 90 Cuyahoga Falls 69 Akr Cent Denver 15 7 .682 lndianapls 14 10 'J 30 90 100 H Octro i! 12 11 .522 J' ' 10 12 4 24 81 84 ower 56 . Kansas City 11 12 . spo 4 Minnesota Englnd 9 13 4 22 87 98 Defiance 80 F os1or~a 46 Indiana 10 13 .435 51 7 New Ch icago 3 14 .176 9' 1 Birminghm 8 10 1 11 94 118 East Knox 78 Madison 76 w~ st East Palesti ne 78 Lisbon 63 Milwaukee 4 '11 . 160 1'2 1 7 W L T Pts. GF GA Elida 79 Bryan 62 Pacific Division 16 11 I JJ IJd 96 Elyfla Cath 85 'Mid\dew 63 W. L. Pet . GB Winnipeg san Diego 14 10 2 30 87 89 Erie Acad 51 Warren Harding Portland 16 6 . J'l1 11 8 A 28 81 68 Los Angeles 12 9 .571 3'-;. Houston Phoen ix 12 13 2 26 93 ll3 4~ . , Sea lll e 13 11 .542 A Edmonton 11 16 1 23 78 10<~ F1re lands 56 Verm1llton SS Golden State 1I 10 .524 -1 1'1 Ca lgary 10 14 2 22 so 83 Fostprla St Wende lln 12 S Phoenix 8 10 ,1144 6 Sa turd ay'~ Results Amherst 61 Sa t urda~ ' s Resulls tndlan apolls5 Edmonton 3 Fremont (lnd) 6J Nort h NY Knlcks 10J Sea Hie 96 Winnipeg 6 New England ' Centra l 57 NY Nels 107 Atl anta 105 san Diego <I Phoeni x 3 Garroway 67 Buckeye W 50 Washin gton 100 Denver 95 G'l w R Ionl y games scheduled) Chlc11go 107 New Or le,;rnS' 99 's Rcsulfs • more 52 estern eserve sunday Houston 120 Indiana 108 Mln n esnt ~ 5 Edmon lon 1 Aca demy -50 · . Golden State 116 Los Angeles Cmc innati 7 Houston 2 Glen Oak 71 Steubenvi lle 5~ OucbE'c 6 Winnipeg 4 Hardin N 76 Vanlue 66 Portland II1 Milwaukee lOB Calgary 6 Phoenix 0 High land 73 Fredericktown 59 (only games scheduled) (ont.y games sc hedu led) Ind ia n Leke !i9 West Uberty Sunday's Results Denver 11 7 New Or leans lOS (No g~~~~~asyc~c~~~~~~ Salem 45( . Kansas Citv 102 Bo'Ston 96 ·rue$day's Gam es Jackson enter 92 Tn -Ad 87 Phoenix 103 San Anlon1o 98. Edmonton at Quebec Jewetf Scio 77 Springfield 64 over! Ime New Eng land at Mmncso ta Ka lida· 53 DelphOs Jelferson Portland 93 Cteveldnd 139 Phoen ix at WinnipeQ 49 fo nl ~ ga mes scheduled J Indianapol is at Rirmingham Kyger Creek 79 Elk Valley Monday '~ Games Ion ly game\.sch l'dulcd l ' (W Va l 49 (no ;.ames schcduttdI M '" v Cage ScOres S.turdn's College lnketball Re• vlh By United Pre~ ) lnterniltivnill Tourn•ments ( Finill Round Actiont lndiilna St . H1U of Filme Cln~ ic CChil mpionstlipl lnd 51 TH 78 Oen11er 65 1con~otation t Robert Morr i5 II$ STetson ShOW·Me ClaHic 1ChampionsiHpl MISSO Ur i 97 North TeiCaS St 84 c Consolation) lll l no t ~ 54 St lo ui ~ <l6 Sun Devil Classic (Ctlampronship) Oregon 57 Ari~;ona 51. ~7 (Consolation ) . .L Wic hita St. 75 San 01ego ~ t. 62 Tip·Otf (Championship ) Manhananville 116 Mercy 95 f Consolation ) New Paltz 90 Concordia 611 , ~as t · Alabama R1 LaSalle 77 A!bany ST 79 Cortland 51 53 Army 65 Upsala S1 Babson 91 Connec ticul Coli 56 Baruch 78 R IT 6~ Boslon College 74 Harvard 7t Brown n Dav idson 67 Calif [Pa.J 69 Lock Haven 67 Ca tholic I,J 66 51. Fr an . (Pa .) ~1~evnev '" e. stroudsburg., Cla r;on 87 Ed ;nooro 86 Coast Guarel 61 Cla rk 60 69 Dickinson 80 Muhlenberg Drexel 68 s;ena 59 DuQuesne 62 ca nis1us 61 Eltlabelhlown 104 Drew 80 Frank . and Marsh . 69 Albr ight '" Fredonta St 69 woosTer fO I 68 Gannon 86 Geneva 59 G'town (OC J 7b St Bonaven ~;~:~bur g 7d Morav ian 66 Hofs!ra n CC NY .61 Holy Cross Sl6 Vermont BS Hunter 78 Ollowa (Qn U 69 Indiana (Pa .l 80 Al li ance S3 ton a 8<1 Columbia 69 Ith aca 72 St Lawrence 11 Juniata 69 Lycoming 61 Lebanon Val ley 59 Wsn. Md . 50 u u 76 waq ner 6.1 Massachus.em eo New Ham p. " Merc..,hurst IOJ McdaHie 36 Navy 71 Penn 67 N1agara 69 St. Peters CNJ l 61 ~~~~n~~~~~~ os8~e1~~~t~omorc We~tchesler Bucks' defense blamed in loss BLACKSBURG, W.Va . ( UI'I ) - "We just did not play good defense inthe first half and that COlt US the ball game, " oald Ohio State basketball coach Eldon The Burg 58 Waverly 55 WAVERLY (55) - Thomp· son 8-1-17: Holsinger 5·6·16: Fyffe 5·0-tO: Crace 3·1·1: F1elder 1· 1·3 : Oavena 1-0·2. TOTALS 23-9-55. WHEELERSBURG 151) Meadow$6-7-19; G. Bailey 6· 4-16: Miller 1·6·8) D . Miller 2· 4-8; Stewart t-5-7. TOTALS 16-26-58. Score by quarters: Waverly 13 18 12 12- 55 W'burg 14 14 ,11 13- 58 Reserve score - Wll verly 53 Wh 1 b ee ers urg Sl. Cage standings All G TEAM • ' LogM Wheelersburg Ironton Ga llipoli s Jackson AME s W L P OP J 0 250 192 3 0 21 0 149 1 o 72 30 1 0 78 61 2 1 180 197 Waverly l 2 164 IBl Portsmouth 0 1 67 68 South Point 0 1 52 59 Meigs 0 2 112 138 Welfston 0 2 6Q l'i1 Athens 0 4 2 1~ !~ Pt . Pleasant 0 0 0 o Sa1urday 's results : Wheelersburq 58 Wa verlY 55 /11\arletta 83 Athens 57 · Tuesday's game : South Point at Coal Grove Friday's games : Gallipolis at logan Ironton' at Me1gs Jackson at We llston waver ly at Athens Ashland at Por tsmouth New Boston at Wheelersburg Saturday 's game : Gall ipolis at South Poin t Miller after Virginia Tech last half, but cut the deficit to handed the Buckeyes their 76-73 with 2:21 to play before first loss in four games this the taller Virginia Tech team spurted. year . ''There were times when The Buckeyes will try and boWICe back fr001 the 84-77 we let them take the tempo of Saturday night loss when the game away from us and they hOlt I.Jlyola of U>s that also hurt," Miller said. "But we got be'hind in the Angeles Friday. llrl!l half simply becaUBe we Ohio State, behind •5-37 at didn't play good defense . the half, trailed by as much . as H points midway in the · When we did get into a better defeliSlve pattern , It was too late." Virginia Tech, which was superior in height, speed and power, was bot in field goal shooting, hitting 34 of 54 for 63 per cent, while the Buckeyes got 35 of 68 for ~I per cent. The Gobblers alao beat OSU at the free throw line, Floridans dumped by Bearcats The University · of Cincinnati is well 00 its way to another winning season after dumping South Florida da night fOr the 103-89 Satur Y lOth-ranked Bearcata third · ·th t 1 this Win W1 OU 8 OSS season . Fordward Eddie Lee caine off the bench Ill lead the in hi! Bearcats with 20 po ts W e center Bob Miller ·added 17. Bearcat coach Gale Catlett substitued freely and six canning 16 of 23 while Ohio State made 7 of18. Scoring hoootl, however, went to Ohio State captain Larry Bolden and Kelvin Ransey, with 24 and 20 point.. respectively. Virginia Tech wu led by Ronnie BeD with li pointa. lt was the third win In four stal'IB for Virginli Tech. Rookie Tech coach Olarlle Moir said hla players "beat a good; well-coacbed team!' "They gave us ~ lOt of li'ou~le," he added. ''They played a fine game and showed us what a lot of determination can do. Thoae two guards (Bolden and Ransey) are exceptionally fine players. Ohio . State should he proud of t!lem." 5-'I.:!!!~J'-~~1, Midtllepott-Pomer9y, 0 ., Monday, Dec. 6, IN I Pi I ·-.&,<:?.;:;:~;:,:;:;::$$;~:;:;:;>,:;::::::~%~'*'*'., ~- Helen Help N * US • ~ ~Helen : By Helen Bottel • • Social Catholic women enjoy dinner a Calendar 1 f: I •• Divorce Cbu& .. ·Hlo Outlook My IIUY was separaU!d from his wife 'before we started dating two years ago. Ria divorre will be Hnal next month. · All of a sudden, this very faithful man says he wants to play the lleld, seeing me only on Sundays, But he doesn't want to:!)reak up. He says he has to get this out of his system and wOUld I rather he do It now or be unfaithful after . we 're married. '(No definite date has been set.) · I elpeCU!d our wedding as' soon as the divorce went through, however. Wbatshouldl expect now ?- T.Y.A. An ''Only on Sunday" relationship .. . 1 8Wipect YOW' guy's imminent divorce has brought rflllii!Tlage uncomfortably close. Whether he ever wanted it or not, who knows (promlses are easy when you're still legally tied), but this ilforlllll'e : he's out to enjoy singlehood now . Stay friends, if you're the hopeful type, but don't expect exclusives - or offer them. - H. Dear M and U: • . . ' By getting on your own two feet ! So long as Y9U play "Mama's girl," accepting her bounty, you must play by her rules. Seems to me you've traded freedom for a mess of parentage. • In other wordS, if you can't stand her "heat," walk out of her kltehen. - H. +++ Dear Helen: My mother-in~aw is planning a divorce. She's a healthy 65 , perfectly able to live alone, but she 's buttering my husband up Ill no and I see the writing on the waU. In the past few months she 's bought him hundreds of dollars worth of gilts and has offered to finance an extension on our house- one I dnn't want. After aU, our kids are grown. Who needs exira space? . I've watched her operate before. She expects an invitation for her to come live with us. My husband doesn't want this, but he'd never cross her. Bo I'm the one who must be the villain while he thanks her copiously for her kindnesses. Why must the in-laws always he - THE OUTLAW em, FREE STAND 1 .c<':r· Alfred .' Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Nov. 21 was 49 with an offering of $23.~7. Worship services were held at 10 :45 with the Rev. Thomas speaking on ''Gratitude ·!!Ius" from Luke 17. At· tendance at this service was INGELS FURNITURE Apieceoftheenergypuzz.le. . " ~";-ff/ 23. : The revival here closed on Friday evening, Nov . 19, !laving been a very pleasant experimce with new ones ~ommitted to Christ and much renewing of the Spirit among those who attended from the local area and arious surrounding ' chur- ,sy ~· ¢bes. f'! :-'The Christmas program at the church here will be held Wednesday, Dec. 22 at 7:30 p. " m. Florence Spencer is home {rom tile hospital and doing nicely. : ·Gamer Griffin has been quite poorly. His daughter from Columbus has been down. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode called at the Howard Flanders and George Guthrie homes Sunday. · · Nina Robinson has been ill lor several days with a sinus Infection. Word was received recently by Charles and Helen Woode that their brother·in·law, Rev . Frank New arrivals send donation to St. John's Villa and Orphanage. The Nativity Deanery meeting was announced for Sunday at the Holy Cross Chu;eh ul Glouster . Members were reminded that cookies for shut-ins are to be left at the old recto ry on Dec . 18 and 19. Church · cleanins for Christh1as was announ ced fo r Dec. 20 be~ inning at9 a .111 . 11nd It was - Vows exchanged in 1\ T b 1 'I ovem er ceremony The Middleport Independent Holiness Church was the scene of the Nov . 19 wedding of Lewis Kenneth Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, Pomeroy, and Miss Penny Sue Landers, daughter of Mrs . Evelyn Landers, Pomeroy. The wedding was perfanned by the Rev . Odell Manley, uncle of the groom. Robert Manley served as best man, and Mrs. Nancy Manley was the maid Of, hOnor. For her wedding the bride wore a long dress of white bridal satin covered with lace. She had veil of i!h""" a and carried a white Bible topped with a bouquet of fl owers, gift of the groom' s mother . Aft er the wedding a reception was held at the home of the groom's parents. A three tiered cake with the traditional bride and groom on top was served with ice cream, punch, potato chips, mints and coffee .. Both Mr . and Mrs. Smith will graduate from Meigs High School in 1977. They are temporarily residing at the home of the groom 's parents, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Polly's Pointers Hopeless case of itchy jeans \ By Polly Cramer Mr . and Mrs. Charles · , POlLY'S PROBLEM with lovely _olcl bultohs. Pennington , Sidney, Ky., are DEAR POLLY - Do we I suggest that anyon e who announcing the birth of a five have a problem. I really hope owns old buttons make a visit pound, eight ounce daughter, · you can solve it. We washed to the !tbrary and read . up on Jamie Jo, Qn Nov . 11 at the our favorite jeans with glass them. There are. many books Holzer Medical Center. She fiber curtains. When we.lawr as well as articles In hobby was a patient at the hospitsl wore the pants they gave us a magazines . In any old until Nov . 27. terrible itch, but we hate to coJiection there are some nice Grandparents are Mr. and have to throw them away. Do button s and sometimes rare Mrs . Robert Fife , Mid- you or any of the readers and valuable ones. Shtrl dleport; Mrs. Robert Lips- have some help roc us ? - bu tton s, plastic butlllns atid just plain old buttons are fine comb, Mason, W. Va ., 3nd MRS. E. M. Lester Pennington, Beckley, DEAR MRS . E.M. -Some for making pictures , etc., but W. Va. Grea t-~randrnother is things have no solution. As know something about your Mrs. Grace Murphy, Big far as I am eoncerned this is buttons before sticking them Rock, Tenn . one of them . Perhapo a down forever. - MARY V. Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. r eader has had better luck . DEAR POLLY - When DeWees of Middleport are and will wll us about it. It skinning a few tomatoes for a announcing the birth of their really pays to read salad, rub the back o( your second child, Scott Richard, . ln.•trucUons carefully. One Is paring !mile over them · and Nov. 19, and weighing eight always warned to wuh glass they will be easy to skin. pounds, two ounces. fiber articles ALONE. - DOROTHY. DEAR DOR(JfHY - Many Mr. and Mrs. DeWees have POLLY. of my friellds skin tomatoes a daughter, Tracy , five . Maternal grandparents are DEAR POLLY - Often a your way bull simply cannot Mrs. Pauleen Tillis, Rutland, crumb crust will be very hard get it to work. Perhaps I am and John Tillis, Chester. to loosen from the pan so I old-fashioned, but I still scald Paternal grandmother is wrap a hot towel under the them in bolllog water, run Mrs. Mildred DeWees, botlllm and around the sides cold water over them and Middleport. Maternal great- of the pie plate, hold a few then pull all the skin away. grandfather is William minuws and the crust loosens What is easy for one may not Haley, Rutland . without breaking. - MRS. be so easy for another. POLLY. A.R.R. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Polly will send you one of Cheese brew, had suffered a Peeve is with those 24 hour her ''peachy" thank-you banks that encOurage us to heart attack and is in Holzer cards, ideal for framing or bank any time, day or night. Medical Center undergoing placing In your family We inevitably find breaktreatment. . scrapbook, if she uses your downs at different branches. ·Word has been received by favorite Poinler, Peeve O[ As a result we have had to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Problem in her column. Write search for an alternate bank Atherton that their "' son-inPolly's Pointers In care of law, Ernest Vineyard is ill of and in the process use more this newspaper. Rheumatic fever in a gas, so this system (at least 1.0 us) is not wly frustrating Michigan hospital. PARTY SLATED but expensive . - Gl GI. The annual Christmas DEAR POLLY '-- I am a button collector. I read with party of the Past Matrons interest Sylvia's query about of Evangeline Chapter, Order how 1.0 use her old buttons. f of Eastern Star, wUI be held shudder at the suggestion Ill Friday night at the home of "glue" buttons on to Mrs . Emma K. Clatworthy. something to make a picture The holiday potluck will be or design. The new glues on served at 6:30 and ther e will the market .often play havoc be a $2 gift exchange . Alpha Epsilon Chapter . The program was on hells with Geraldine Harris, an honorary member of Alphu Delta Ka ppa, givin g the · history of bells with the Map!egrove L11dy Bell Ringers presentJn~ n program . Fuvors were handmade ma cra me bolls. lANE GREAT PRICES CEDAR CHESTS From · ~ ON A . ·NUMBER OF FINE GIFT SELECTIO.NS! Wednesday, Dec . 8th Meigs J r. High School • COLOR TV's VACUUM CLEANERS FROM 137 SEE FOR mE KIDS! BAKER FURNITURE Q, Sponsored bv Middlepo rt \1 . Fire De f . I hiS p hOne 12 WEEKS Course approved by Ohio. Real , Estate Division for state sales license. Ca II • 446-4367 or visit for ·· information. REGISTER NOW ! ' WI<Ll O I S ~E V P ~ OO U CT t O N $ I THE DAY NURSERY · WEDNESDAY EVENING FOR •------...----rA.uMBIA~- m,1uulnctuwd ll 'l ArtuJ.. c a n l etecommuntcatronl CorporatiOn rom~t c h serv1ce In ~our art• I ou ch Cn l l+r>g of tlurl rn O\Jr:l t> /l va>lllbl e BEGINS DEC. 15 CLASS WILL MEET EACH .. ADMIRAL SALE RUNS . TONIGHT 6-9 P.M. .. HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Alice Freeland entered Camden Cla rk Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va . Sunday afternoon. Her room number is 419 North. noted that volunteers ore needed to assist with this. It was decided that supplies for the children's parties will he provided by the club. The Christmas program opened with a reading "With a Song In Your Heart" by Mrs. Elsie Sutherland. Mrs • . Blaker had a • readina and several others gave readings Oil Christmas customs of their landS. A prize was awarded to Mrs. Bernadine Meier for a game she won. Gilt$ wrappl~gs were judged and prizes awarded to Mra. Blaker, Mrs. Betty Ohlinger, Mrs. Vera Buchanan, Mrs. Gemma Case!, Mrs. Barbara Mullen , and MrS. Rhoda Hackett. Th~ evening concluded with group singing of carols with Mrs. Ca therine Welsh at the piano. CHRISTMAS PARADE SALE! INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL .ESTATE? SPECIAL REAL ESTATE COURSE. . . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis K. Smith Dear Outlaw : · Because crossing a parent is more than many grown children can manage. It's so much easier to fall back on the excuse, "Mother, you know 1'!1 do anything for you, but my wUe ..." After all, in-laws are SUPPOSED to be the villains. Surelyyou'reaccustomed to the role by now . - H. • The Catholic Women 's Club annual Christmas party was held Thursday night at the Meigs Inn with 22 members attending . MONDAY Mrs. Susan Blaker presided INSTALLATION ofthe 1977 officers of Racine Chapter 134 at the business meeting at will be held Monday, 8 p.m. at which time thanlc-you notes were read from the Society of the Masonic Temple . Propagation of Faith for • POMEROY WOMEN 'S donation a nd froln Mary Christian Temperance Union , · Kunzelm.an and Loretta annual Christmas party at noon Monday at the home of Beegle. The club , voted lo Miss Nelle Bing, Union Ave .•. Pomeroy. The dinner will be potlu ck. Mrs . Eileen Buck, Mrs. REGULAR MEETING , James Butcher and Mrs. C. Meigs Chapter, Order of E. Blakeslee were in DeMolay, 7:30p.m. Monday Columbua Saturday fo r lhc at Middleport Ma soni c Christmas luncheon of the Temple; special presentation Lambda Chapter of Alpha to he held . Delta Kappa at llonkas WESTERN BOOT CB Club Provincial House. Mrs . Buck, meeting, 7 p.m. Monday at Mr s. Butcher and Mrs. Blakeslee are members of the Roush Landing, Racine. ELECTION DF officers when Rutland Volunteer Fire Depa rtment meets at fir e DINNER GUESTS station at 6:30 p.m. Monday ; all members asked to he Thanksgiving dinner guests present. of Mrs. Belva Sloan were REGULAR MEETING , Elmer Haskins of Arcadia; Mei gs County Fair Board, 8 Fla .; Noah Haskin s, Midp.m. Monday at board office, dleport; Mr . and Mrs. Steve Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Jeffers of Gallipolis: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grover and TUESDAY Jenniler of Chester; Mr . and CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Mrs. Robert Sloa n, Timothy , Daught~rs of' America, 7:30 Ang ie and Christo pher, p.m. Tuesday night at ihe Pomeroy. Another caller was hall. Quarterly birthdays to Waid Smith, Shnde. Ebner be.observed. Refreshments to Haskins has returned to be served by the good of the Fl orid a followi ng an ex ~ order committee . tended visit. TOPS CLUB Tuesday at Middleporj American Legion Wednesday, Dec. 8th Ha ll, 6:30 p.ni. Bring funny money and gift for auction. At Meigs Jr. Plans for Christmas party will be made . New members . High School are welcom e. DREW WEBSTER Post 39, 0 American Legi.tm, Tqesday, Dec. 7, 8 p.m. XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Beta Sigma Ph! Sorority, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co ., social room in .Middleport. WEDNESDAY POME ROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, stated convoca tion Wednesday , 7: 30 .., p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic MAGIC Temple. HOLIDAY BOSWO RTH COUNC IL 48, Royal and Select Masters, FANTASY stated assembly, 8:30p.m. at prtunted by th e Pomeroy Masonic Wood Co. Sports Assoc. Temple. ~ ldviiiCt Ticlet1 j-' :t;: POMEROY MIDSlw•s Dey DLEPORT Lions Club, s2.00 Price '"' Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn . Adult l:JO P.M. -,.., Three attend yule luncheon · Dear T. : near Helen: · " When I' was 21, I got pregnant and gave my baby up for ad\lptibn. My mother lias never let me forget it Later I married, had three great children, got (llvorced and for the past seven years, have llved with Mom. I'm now over 40 and have met a wondeiful man. Each lime we go out, Mom warns me about my e~~rly mistake. She's so afraid he'll "get fresh" with me she won't leave us alone. I've loot three previous fellows because she scares them away.! aon•twant to lose this special one , but with curfew llj'ld other restrictions, I may . How can I get my mother off my back ? - MISERABLE AND UNHAPPY WORKING MOTHER . GIVE ZENITH'S FINEST MODULAR STEREO SYSTEM ~ I,I . +++ .-rtw CIM'tW.M p! ers got 1"nto double ay :figures. It was the second time in three games Cincinnati had gooe ov~ r the l()().point mark, · ~··----· Mid-American Conference teams fared rather well against out.of-conference opponents, with theexception of Ohio University whicb w·as 79 edged 73-71 by Northwestern Phi la Tek hle 79 Buffa to St 66 of the Big Ten. Billy Purd ue 68 Providence 62 (otl McKinney's free throw in the Rhode Island 75 St Joseph's 65 Rochester 67 Allegheny 66 final 2{) seconds enabled the Sl Francis !NY ) 75 Bucknell 71 Wildcat "' to win. ~ St John 's 63 Vanderbilt 53 Special Holiday Value! Scranton 58 l eMoyne 53 Wi ttenberg 64 Heidelberg 53 Kent State's Burrell - ~,ti p . Rock 67 St. Vincent !Pa.) McGhee connected on two ,} "Southwest sronr Brook Bt~ Binghamton 71 ·Arka nsa'S 91 so Colorado <13 free throws with seven Th ie 58 Penn St . Beh rend 511 Ark . Pine Bluff B.d Ark . LR 79 seconds. left to give the V1rgin1 a 62 Pt115burgh 61 Arkansa s St 69 Cent Okla 51 Flash . V1rgin 1a Un10n 80 Lincoln 72 Baylor 90 New Mexico 51 80 es an 80-78 Will over wes tchester S L 59 Tem ple 55 Bethany N1'1l 87 way land Bapt. Akron. · 51 78 wsn N Eng " 57 wes" '' 'd Junior forward Archie Alwestmmster A8 wash & Jell Da ll as Bapt 97 Tri nity 79 67 Kaosas st. 101 SMU as dridge and sophomore guard w Va 102 5 1 Joseph'S (lnd 1 Lamar 97 NW Loui siana 92 Rich Babcock each had 18 7J New Mex . 82 Wis Parks1de 68 • New Bril liance Control Wi dener 85 Wao;hington !Md ) NW Okla . 91 John Brown !Ark) points for Miami as the HR 596W . Features so ltd· lor two kinds of sound. stafe Allegro Ser ies Ill 53 " Redskins raced to a 113-ii:l amplifi er w1 th 12 walls • Zenith Allegro tuned Yor k 96 Queens 94 12 Oklahoma 84 Ok lahom a City 71 win over Cleveland State. Okla . Ch ris 81 Lubbock Chris . min. RM 5 pow er per port speakers for clea r, south 10 Senior forward Tommy cha nnel , into a ohms lrom nch, natu ral sound . Alder Broadd us 98 Wheel ing 9<~ Oklahoma St. 86 Tulsa 81 Harris scored 26 points, 20 of 40Hz to 18 kH z at no mo re Anderson <n Emm anuel 66 Oral Roberts 88 Abilene Chris . than0 .5 pet. total harmonic Appy st n Leno;r Rhyne" ., · them in the first hall , Ill lead FOR ONLY distort ton, FM Muting , Ht Auburn 86 F '!eigh Dic kinson 59 Pan American 80 Texas At I 71 Bowling Green to a 91~9 win Filt er . Ster eo Precision AuQusta 89 51 Pout 's 75 51 Mary 's 72 5W Texas 56 recor d changer with Micro Benedict 88 Francis Marion 85 5E Ok ta 111 E Texas Ba ottsl 70 over Findlay . Touch Tone Arm . Berry lOB 5 c 5panan bur.g 89 Tell: Lutheran 51 Howard Dayton freshman Ja ck Si mulated wood · cabinet. Blue11eld 97 Lib. Bao t1sT -fv a.J Payne 49 Zinunerman came off the graineQ Wa lnut fmish wllh 89 USAO C'sha (O k l ~ . ) 86 McMur tape recorder , carson Newman 8'1 Belmont 76 ry 68 bench to hit on five of flve Cata wba 76 Pfei ff er 70 W Te)leS Sl 88 Jacksonvi lle 75 fromthefleldandfouroffour Clcm5on 110 Ga Southern 55 ~ -.Coastal Ca ro 85 L1mestone 7ol West from the charity stripe to ConcQrd IOOC iinch Va ll ey (Va .J Arizona .95 Idaho 110 helptheFlyersdow'ftWestern 992-2635 n Alh in Action 85 Colorado St K k 2.-69 Da11 1s & Elkins 70 Salem 62 7J Ca l 'Baptist 97 Redlands 63 entuc Y 9 · Denison !0 l 76 W. Liberty 67 Ca l Lutheran 90 Pom6na .Pit:zer Elsewhere in Ohio college De11a St 71 Larnbuth 69 · 82 ba 8k !ball M • It8 d · Duke 83- Washi ngton 81 c. wash . St 74 Pac Lu theran e ' arle own Esn Kentuc ky ss Mm;s 60 Bethany (W . Va.l 81:67; Har vey 79 Co lorado 75 A.i r Fo rce 56 Wittenberg beat Hel· ~elberg MIDDLEPORT, 10. Elon 87 Hig h Point 69 Fresno Pac. 65 Sacramento St "' ' Fa1rmon t 83 w. va . w·ya n n 61 ~·64-53 ; Grove City (Pa.) edged (ot t Humboldt 5J. 90 san Fran St. Baldwin·Wallace 77-72; Ohio Florida A& M 26 Central St. 21 79 The quauty ~oes in Flon'da sr 97 Austin Peay 86 Idaho st n Fr esno st . 6<l Northern defeated Ohio before /he name FU rman 100 Wofford 80 Laverne 82 westmont 79 Dominican 74-59· G Washington 96 D e lawar ~ 76 Loyote LA 79 Fu llerton St n GreensbOro 57 va wesleyan 52 Long Beach St. 58 Los Ang St Haverford 89 Stevens Tech 46 fNJl 70 Ne11 Las Vegas 115 Iowa St 80 Howard 9J Hampton lnst 86 Pepperdine 82 N. Dakota 78 Huntingdon 68 Be lhaven 59 Phill ips (Okta .) 71 Fl Lewis 65 Ken lucky Sr. 93 Wilberforce 79 Portland (Qre.J 90 Whillier ~89 Ky Wesleyan 67 Campbellsvi lle Sa n Francisco 73 Sta nford 59 ~1 Cal. 5. Barbara 82 Santa Clara . It"J' " -.' ' Lane 72 Union 68 78 · . '-l ~ ~ ' :Livingston 78 Tenn Ma rtin 76 UCL A97 Brazil ian Nationals 67 LSU 87 Southern Cal. 76 · U. of Sa n Diego 79 Pt. l oma 69 r fi·' . La Tech 81 Mercer 75 USIU82 Azusa Pacif ic n ~. I' . .... Marietta ( Q l 81 Bethany 67 Utah 91 Oregon St. 75 Mars Hill 87 Guilford 85 Utah St 95 BYU 93 (of! Maryland 58 Princeton 45 w. Montana 67 Carroll 66 McdQar Evers 102 Federal City Whllma n 87 LeWts & Clark 81 Bl Wyoming B3 Yugoslav NaTionals MertrphiS St. 109 5. Dakota ST. 51 , 76 . Middle Tenn 97 Athens 7? . - - - - - - - - -. . Milligan 7B I< 1ng 68 PreventK!n is the Morehead St 98 Ma rshall 80 Mt St. Mary 's 63 Kutztown 55 Murray 85 Butler 70 Norfolk St. 11 N C A& T 45 best policy, •• N C. 51 87 Penn St 61 N C Wi lm 'n 110 S.C. Baplisl 89 No Illino is 72 Centenary 6E! FOR CURBING Old Domi nion 113 Delaware St. 47 Point Park 112 George Mason CRIME LOSSES 73 . Radford 102 Mary Washington You can help cut down on 45 R1chmond 68 va C'weatt h 66 crime losses ... losses that directly affect -you, (o lf Roll ins 72 Oglethorpe 71 whether they happen to yoo Rust 66 Freed .Hardeman 58 or not. Shawnee 10.) 9~ Beckley 73 · Shelby St. 98 Aquinas Jr Take the cr ime of arson.' Syracuse 76 Louisville 75 You 're paying an Tenn. 69 N. C. Charlotte 67 Tulane 83 Samford 76 Increasingly heavy subsidy VM t. 78 E. Carolina 67 for deliberately set fires Virgin ia St. 103- N. C. Central 9.d through your insurance VIrg in ia Tech 811 Ohio St. 77 wash . & Lee 96 Emory & premiums. Henr)' 55 w. va . st. 63 w. va . Tech 51 In surance costs are Wm & Mary 9A The Citadel 61 adversely affected by Xavier 67 Tougaloo 58 burglaries, robberies and Mi dwest car thefts ...· plus the Ashla nd 68 Kenyon 64 countless CB radios and Bethany (Kan ,) 78 Tabor 70 bicycles fhaf turn up Bluffton 79 Hanover (Ind .) 68 ' missing. Bowling Green 98 Findlay 69 Cent. 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Monday, De<:. 6, 1976 Browns still can hope (',EVELAND ( UP! ) Th~ Cleveland Browns' task - defeat Kansas City &lnday in their final game and then the mistakes and the all~ime series. "You've go! to be able to run the baU and we had trouble running at Cleveland today," said Oilers coach Bum Phillips. And Pastorini, who shared quarterbackin g with John Had!, said, "I thought we 'could move the ball on them." The scoring pass by Pastorini was .. /liS first big play since he suffered a cracked rib against the Browns last month and Phillips said he expected to alternate them again next week in the finale . Cleveland's passing game fizzled in the su!Hreezing weather but their runners made up the diHerence. Cleo Miller carried 17 limes for 99 yards and Gregg Pruitt 24 for 74 as Pruitt drove Inwards his second straight 1,000-yard year . Pruitt , who suffered from a sprained ankle through the last half of the season and did not decide until after warinups that he could play, has 904 yards going into Eu nd ay's regular~Se ason ender at Kansas Citv. nine penalties hampered the Browns, as the visitors netted only nine first downs and m · L~pe - sums up their season, offensive yards. As the first period ended, foUowing their 13-10 victory over Houston that keeps tbem Ricky Feacher sparked Cleveland with a 49-yard punt in playoff conwntioo. The Browns improved tbeir return and the Browns took a record to 9-4 with the win, Hl lead on Brian Sipe's 37rematnmg tied with yard touchdown pass to Paul Pittsburgh for second in the Warfield. AFC Cen!ral race, one. game Doo Cockroft drilled a 29behind Cincinnati, · which yard field goal '!hat bounced off the left post to make it 1~ plays Oakland tonight. Although eliminaU!d as a in the third period , before possible wild card playoff Houston kicker Skip Butler warn,. they still could enwr matched hinn from 31 yards post-season play , althou gh out. Pittsburgh inust lose its rm'a! Coc kroft kicked a 46game and Cincinnati both of yarder, the ultimate winner, its last two to bring that for a !3-3lead with Jl)-and-ahaif minutes to play before about. The victory over Houston Ken Burrough took a Dan WCIS "not a pretty -game," PastorinJ. pass dt the Browns' said head coach Forrest eigh t and outran Thorn Gregg, as the Browns lost Darden and Clarence Scott to . three fumbles, two complete a 54-yard scoring interceptions and had one play . Last quarter interceptions punt blocked . "It's always a fa mily war when we play by Darden and Charlie Hall, Hou ston , Pittsburgh or plus Darden's diving deflecti9n in the end zone, · C1ncinnati." Still , "a fine game by our killed off Houston's other defense ," Cregg said, bottled opportunities to upset the up the Oilers ev~n more than Browns, wbo now lead 11-4 in Blazers trip Cavs on steal United Press International Larry S~le, as m steal, came up with the big play &lnday night in • a game between the Portland Trail Blazers and Cleveland Cavaliers that some people feel may be a preview of the National Ba s ketball Association championships next spring. r-----------., \I Pro \I !C _1• !~t~nn1ngs I 1 N al1onal F oo tb a ll L eagUe Sta n(:li ngs By Ur1ited Pn•ss lnternaliona l .O m e r ic an Con h: rcncc Ea~t w . l.f . pc t pl pa 10 l 0 769 J59 716 y Aal t imo r New Enqlan d v Miami NY Jet!. BuHato ·C•ncjnnat t Ptlt sburQh Clevel and H OUS IO/l o 769 J45 n1 6 1 0 •16] 756 735 310 0 23 1 166 3J I 10 J 7 11 0 154 225 305 Centra l W l T Pcf . P F PA 9 J o 1so V J m 9 4 0 697 Til 13B 9 •I 0 691 753 ?.ta ~ H 0 3/l S 'Jn ~ ~'J Wf' ~ ' w, I I pcf. pf p,1 two seasons. "We're winning the tough games - a very encouraging sign," Ramsay said. "These wiins are characwr buUders and confidence builders. You win games .like these because you do the right things at critical limes of the game ." With a bit of pride in his voice, Fitch noted that "any team that beats us is good, no matter where they do it." < Maurice Lucas led Po rtl and scoring with 22 · d ull d d potnls an p e own 12 rebOUf'ld.g, Bill Walton added 19 points and is rebounds to the Portland effort. Bob Smith paced the Cavaliers With 20 points and Campy Russell added 15. Elsewhere Sunday, Denver beat New Orleans 117-105, Kansas City defeated Boston 102-96 and Phoenix beat San Antonio 103-98. Nuggets 117, Jan 105 David Thompson scored 14 of his 26 points in the third quarter and center Dan Issei added 8 game-high 29 points to lead Denver over New Orleans. Celtt 96 Kings 102, CS Brian Taylor scored 21 · b k urt l R pomts, ac co rna e 011 Boone added 19 points and center Sam Lacey had 19 points, 10 rebounds aOO five assists to pace Kansas City. John Hav ticek came 0 If· t he bench to lead Boston wlth 17 JX)ints. Suns 103, Spurs 98 PaulWestphalscoredsixo( Tl points in OVertime to Iea d Phoenix. George Gervin led San Antonio with 2{] ·points despite playing the last l'f.! quarters with five fouls befor.e fouling out early in overtime , Steele stole the ball with less than a minute and a half · remaintni to set 'up two Portland free throws and then sank a pair of foul shots himself to lead the Trail Blazers Wa 93-89 victory over Cleveland. " He's a great pinch hitter to have, totally dedicaU!d to the warn, " Portland Coach Jack Ramsay said of Steele . Steele's theft of the hall at t :29, when the Blazers led 8887' led to a pa ir or free throws by Bill Walton just 10 seconds later, ·'The play that hurl us was the turnover on a fast break when Steele stole, the ball. That is lhe one that reaUy killed us," sa id Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch. · Moments after Walton's free shots, Portland's Dave · Twardzik sank another and then Swele was fouled while fighting for a rebound and he sank the icing shots with 14 seconds left on the clock. "We outgoaled them by seven 13G-29 )," Fitch said. "But thai's the story of the road. On the road you have to play damn near perfect." The win was Portland's 14th straight at home this season, and its 20th consecutive home victory in xOak l,lnd II I 09 17 ?91 ? 17 Denver 8 5 0 61 5 ?8 7 19 7 Sil n 01cqo 6 l 0 46 2 ?48 ?'61 K an s n ~ City J o 0 308 2S 1 36'1 T.'l mpa Ba y 0 13 0 000 111 381 Nat1on al Confer ence Ea sT W L T Pci PF PA x Dall a ~ 11 1 0 8d6 782 !67 washington 9 ,, 0 69'1 26<~ 203 St Lou is 9 J 0 691 291 153 NY Giants J 10 0 23 1 156 ?JJ Phi laael pni 3 10 0 23 1 138 27 6 N r~ t i on at Ho ckey l eague Cf'n tral Stand ings w. l. t. pet. pf pa By United Press Int ernational X M1nnesot 10 7 I BOB 176 169 Cam pbell Co nference ChtC<l<IO Piltr ick Oivt sion ' 6 0 51R 139 168 6 7 0 46 ? 745 700 Detro• I W l T Pts GF GA Green Ray 4 9 0 )08 \9J l7 9 NY lsla ndrs 16 7 3 35 90 61 W e~ t Phil adolph 13 7 6 31 93 7d W L T Pel PF PA l:tlanta 13 B 6 31 91 81 X L Q~ AngelS 9 1 I 731 )11 173 NY Punqers 1:? 11 5 79 109 96 San F r an ci~c l 6 0 53-8 1j118J Smythe Division New Orleans ~ 9 0 JOB ?4 6 3] 0 W L T Pts. GF GA ll tlan ta d 9 0 JO B 157 ~ 88 51 Louis 12 12 7 'J6 78 95 Seattle 'J 11 0 154 ~1 9 ~01 (MIC c)QO 10 IJ J 23 88 99 X Clinched d i v i~t on nne Col oraao 8 16 J 19 76 93 y Cli nched wild card Playoff Minneso ta 6 16 4 16 n 116 s pot vancouver 7 19 1 16 n 109 Saturday 's Results Wotes Conl erenc e Ohio High School Los AnQete!. 59 Allani a o Norris Oivtsion St LOUtS 74 Balt tmore 17 Basketball Result s W l T Pts. GF GA fonty games scheduled 1 Montreal 20 d d 1111 1.!0 62 Saturday Sunda y'\ Reo.ulh Loo; Angeles 9 11 9 27 96 93 United Press International Dalla s '16 Phil adelph ia 7 Pittsburgh 9 12' 5 23 75 88 Ada 72 Ken ton 63 NYGlan t5 ?d Detrotr 10 Detroit 8 ld d 'J O 70 87 Akr Buchlel91 Akr Sf VI ncent Mmneso ta 70 Green Ba y 9 Wa'\hing ton 7 15 ~ 18 7 ~ 107 61 Cleveland 13 Hou\ton 10 Ada m$ Oivisron New Engl and '11 New Orleans W L T Pts. GF GA Ak r Garlield 50 Akr Spring. 6 Bos1on 19 6 1 40 107 Bt field 49 Pittsburc1 h .t 1 Tampa B ~y 0 Buffa lo 14 1 3 J t 81 60 Akr N 62 Wal sh Jesuit 54 Washmq ton J7 NY je ts 16 Tororno 12 9 6 JO 101 9t Alliance 63 St Thomas ~ an D1 cgo 13 San Francisco 7, Cleveland 6 13 J IY 68 90 Aquinas 55 o• Saturday 's Re'iutls Anna 65 Mins ter 60 Denver 17 Kansas Ci ty 16 N Y Islanders 3 Buff alo 0 Antwerp 84 Pauld ing 56 Mlam1 45 Buffa lo 17 Mpntreat 3 Pittsbur gh 1 Archbold 70 Cont inental 69 Ct'IIC d$1 0 3~ seai!lc 7 Chic ago 2 Toront o 2, tie I only gam es schedulecll Berne Union 67 Miller 47 NY Rj)ngers .11 M i nne s ota <~ Monday 's Gam es Big Walnu t 71 Olen tangy 6.4 A11anta. I St Lou is 0 Cl nwmat i at Oakland, ntgh t Los Angeles 4 Dc!roit 1 Bowling Green 68 Springfield (only game scheduled ) (only qames schedul ed) 33 Sund;Jy 's Results Brookfield 86 Campbell Mem Toronto 5 NY Ranqers 5, lie Nat ional .Basketball Association 70 Ph iladelph ia 6 Cleveland 1 St and ings Can lon McKinley 100 Ken t washington 5 Boston 5, lie By Un ited Press lnternalionill Roosevelt 72 Buff alo s Colorado J Easlern Conterence vancouver 4 Chicago 7 Cardina l 52 Farm ington 51 Aflantic DiYhion (onl)' games schedul ed) Celina 68 Pic kway 61 W L Pet, GB MQnda)' 's Games Boston 12 9 .57 1 Cle East Tech 87 Cle His 54 Cleveland at MonTreat Philadelph ia 12 9 .57 1 Cle Holy Name 63 Cle West fonly game schedu led! NY Knic ks 10 12 455 21 ? Tec h 43 Tuesday 's Game s Buffa lo 10 1'? .455 21 1 Coldwater 68 Wayne Trace 57 51 Louis at NY Islanders NY Net!. 10 13 435 ] Cols Academy 76 Ohio Deaf 66 Vancouver at Wash ington Ccn lrill Div ision Minnesota at Pittsbu rgh Cols Marion Frankl in 77 W l. Pet GB (on I'I' ga mes schedul ed) La·ncaster 49 Ho us ton 14 5 737 Cleveland 16 6 7'1 7 Cols Northmore 71 Marion NewOrteans 13 10 565 3 c key A Hoci<~tlon Ca th 65 (of ) San Anton io 11 12 A78 5 World. ~ 0Standings ~ols Northland 46 Wor th. Wa!. h1ngton 9 12 .t 29 6 By United Press lnter n ~ t iona l . mgton 36 (3 at) Attiln ta 1 16 304 9 Ea~t Conneaut' 53 Jefferson 50 Western Conference w l T Ph . GF GA Coshocton 45· Claymont 43 Midwest Division 16 10 I 3-3 125 104 Covin gton 75 Newton 63 W. L. Pet. GB Quebec Cincinnati 14 9 '1 30 117 90 Cuyahoga Falls 69 Akr Cent Denver 15 7 .682 lndianapls 14 10 'J 30 90 100 H Octro i! 12 11 .522 J' ' 10 12 4 24 81 84 ower 56 . Kansas City 11 12 . spo 4 Minnesota Englnd 9 13 4 22 87 98 Defiance 80 F os1or~a 46 Indiana 10 13 .435 51 7 New Ch icago 3 14 .176 9' 1 Birminghm 8 10 1 11 94 118 East Knox 78 Madison 76 w~ st East Palesti ne 78 Lisbon 63 Milwaukee 4 '11 . 160 1'2 1 7 W L T Pts. GF GA Elida 79 Bryan 62 Pacific Division 16 11 I JJ IJd 96 Elyfla Cath 85 'Mid\dew 63 W. L. Pet . GB Winnipeg san Diego 14 10 2 30 87 89 Erie Acad 51 Warren Harding Portland 16 6 . J'l1 11 8 A 28 81 68 Los Angeles 12 9 .571 3'-;. Houston Phoen ix 12 13 2 26 93 ll3 4~ . , Sea lll e 13 11 .542 A Edmonton 11 16 1 23 78 10<~ F1re lands 56 Verm1llton SS Golden State 1I 10 .524 -1 1'1 Ca lgary 10 14 2 22 so 83 Fostprla St Wende lln 12 S Phoenix 8 10 ,1144 6 Sa turd ay'~ Results Amherst 61 Sa t urda~ ' s Resulls tndlan apolls5 Edmonton 3 Fremont (lnd) 6J Nort h NY Knlcks 10J Sea Hie 96 Winnipeg 6 New England ' Centra l 57 NY Nels 107 Atl anta 105 san Diego <I Phoeni x 3 Garroway 67 Buckeye W 50 Washin gton 100 Denver 95 G'l w R Ionl y games scheduled) Chlc11go 107 New Or le,;rnS' 99 's Rcsulfs • more 52 estern eserve sunday Houston 120 Indiana 108 Mln n esnt ~ 5 Edmon lon 1 Aca demy -50 · . Golden State 116 Los Angeles Cmc innati 7 Houston 2 Glen Oak 71 Steubenvi lle 5~ OucbE'c 6 Winnipeg 4 Hardin N 76 Vanlue 66 Portland II1 Milwaukee lOB Calgary 6 Phoenix 0 High land 73 Fredericktown 59 (only games scheduled) (ont.y games sc hedu led) Ind ia n Leke !i9 West Uberty Sunday's Results Denver 11 7 New Or leans lOS (No g~~~~~asyc~c~~~~~~ Salem 45( . Kansas Citv 102 Bo'Ston 96 ·rue$day's Gam es Jackson enter 92 Tn -Ad 87 Phoenix 103 San Anlon1o 98. Edmonton at Quebec Jewetf Scio 77 Springfield 64 over! Ime New Eng land at Mmncso ta Ka lida· 53 DelphOs Jelferson Portland 93 Cteveldnd 139 Phoen ix at WinnipeQ 49 fo nl ~ ga mes scheduled J Indianapol is at Rirmingham Kyger Creek 79 Elk Valley Monday '~ Games Ion ly game\.sch l'dulcd l ' (W Va l 49 (no ;.ames schcduttdI M '" v Cage ScOres S.turdn's College lnketball Re• vlh By United Pre~ ) lnterniltivnill Tourn•ments ( Finill Round Actiont lndiilna St . H1U of Filme Cln~ ic CChil mpionstlipl lnd 51 TH 78 Oen11er 65 1con~otation t Robert Morr i5 II$ STetson ShOW·Me ClaHic 1ChampionsiHpl MISSO Ur i 97 North TeiCaS St 84 c Consolation) lll l no t ~ 54 St lo ui ~ <l6 Sun Devil Classic (Ctlampronship) Oregon 57 Ari~;ona 51. ~7 (Consolation ) . .L Wic hita St. 75 San 01ego ~ t. 62 Tip·Otf (Championship ) Manhananville 116 Mercy 95 f Consolation ) New Paltz 90 Concordia 611 , ~as t · Alabama R1 LaSalle 77 A!bany ST 79 Cortland 51 53 Army 65 Upsala S1 Babson 91 Connec ticul Coli 56 Baruch 78 R IT 6~ Boslon College 74 Harvard 7t Brown n Dav idson 67 Calif [Pa.J 69 Lock Haven 67 Ca tholic I,J 66 51. Fr an . (Pa .) ~1~evnev '" e. stroudsburg., Cla r;on 87 Ed ;nooro 86 Coast Guarel 61 Cla rk 60 69 Dickinson 80 Muhlenberg Drexel 68 s;ena 59 DuQuesne 62 ca nis1us 61 Eltlabelhlown 104 Drew 80 Frank . and Marsh . 69 Albr ight '" Fredonta St 69 woosTer fO I 68 Gannon 86 Geneva 59 G'town (OC J 7b St Bonaven ~;~:~bur g 7d Morav ian 66 Hofs!ra n CC NY .61 Holy Cross Sl6 Vermont BS Hunter 78 Ollowa (Qn U 69 Indiana (Pa .l 80 Al li ance S3 ton a 8<1 Columbia 69 Ith aca 72 St Lawrence 11 Juniata 69 Lycoming 61 Lebanon Val ley 59 Wsn. Md . 50 u u 76 waq ner 6.1 Massachus.em eo New Ham p. " Merc..,hurst IOJ McdaHie 36 Navy 71 Penn 67 N1agara 69 St. Peters CNJ l 61 ~~~~n~~~~~~ os8~e1~~~t~omorc We~tchesler Bucks' defense blamed in loss BLACKSBURG, W.Va . ( UI'I ) - "We just did not play good defense inthe first half and that COlt US the ball game, " oald Ohio State basketball coach Eldon The Burg 58 Waverly 55 WAVERLY (55) - Thomp· son 8-1-17: Holsinger 5·6·16: Fyffe 5·0-tO: Crace 3·1·1: F1elder 1· 1·3 : Oavena 1-0·2. TOTALS 23-9-55. WHEELERSBURG 151) Meadow$6-7-19; G. Bailey 6· 4-16: Miller 1·6·8) D . Miller 2· 4-8; Stewart t-5-7. TOTALS 16-26-58. Score by quarters: Waverly 13 18 12 12- 55 W'burg 14 14 ,11 13- 58 Reserve score - Wll verly 53 Wh 1 b ee ers urg Sl. Cage standings All G TEAM • ' LogM Wheelersburg Ironton Ga llipoli s Jackson AME s W L P OP J 0 250 192 3 0 21 0 149 1 o 72 30 1 0 78 61 2 1 180 197 Waverly l 2 164 IBl Portsmouth 0 1 67 68 South Point 0 1 52 59 Meigs 0 2 112 138 Welfston 0 2 6Q l'i1 Athens 0 4 2 1~ !~ Pt . Pleasant 0 0 0 o Sa1urday 's results : Wheelersburq 58 Wa verlY 55 /11\arletta 83 Athens 57 · Tuesday's game : South Point at Coal Grove Friday's games : Gallipolis at logan Ironton' at Me1gs Jackson at We llston waver ly at Athens Ashland at Por tsmouth New Boston at Wheelersburg Saturday 's game : Gall ipolis at South Poin t Miller after Virginia Tech last half, but cut the deficit to handed the Buckeyes their 76-73 with 2:21 to play before first loss in four games this the taller Virginia Tech team spurted. year . ''There were times when The Buckeyes will try and boWICe back fr001 the 84-77 we let them take the tempo of Saturday night loss when the game away from us and they hOlt I.Jlyola of U>s that also hurt," Miller said. "But we got be'hind in the Angeles Friday. llrl!l half simply becaUBe we Ohio State, behind •5-37 at didn't play good defense . the half, trailed by as much . as H points midway in the · When we did get into a better defeliSlve pattern , It was too late." Virginia Tech, which was superior in height, speed and power, was bot in field goal shooting, hitting 34 of 54 for 63 per cent, while the Buckeyes got 35 of 68 for ~I per cent. The Gobblers alao beat OSU at the free throw line, Floridans dumped by Bearcats The University · of Cincinnati is well 00 its way to another winning season after dumping South Florida da night fOr the 103-89 Satur Y lOth-ranked Bearcata third · ·th t 1 this Win W1 OU 8 OSS season . Fordward Eddie Lee caine off the bench Ill lead the in hi! Bearcats with 20 po ts W e center Bob Miller ·added 17. Bearcat coach Gale Catlett substitued freely and six canning 16 of 23 while Ohio State made 7 of18. Scoring hoootl, however, went to Ohio State captain Larry Bolden and Kelvin Ransey, with 24 and 20 point.. respectively. Virginia Tech wu led by Ronnie BeD with li pointa. lt was the third win In four stal'IB for Virginli Tech. Rookie Tech coach Olarlle Moir said hla players "beat a good; well-coacbed team!' "They gave us ~ lOt of li'ou~le," he added. ''They played a fine game and showed us what a lot of determination can do. Thoae two guards (Bolden and Ransey) are exceptionally fine players. Ohio . State should he proud of t!lem." 5-'I.:!!!~J'-~~1, Midtllepott-Pomer9y, 0 ., Monday, Dec. 6, IN I Pi I ·-.&,<:?.;:;:~;:,:;:;::$$;~:;:;:;>,:;::::::~%~'*'*'., ~- Helen Help N * US • ~ ~Helen : By Helen Bottel • • Social Catholic women enjoy dinner a Calendar 1 f: I •• Divorce Cbu& .. ·Hlo Outlook My IIUY was separaU!d from his wife 'before we started dating two years ago. Ria divorre will be Hnal next month. · All of a sudden, this very faithful man says he wants to play the lleld, seeing me only on Sundays, But he doesn't want to:!)reak up. He says he has to get this out of his system and wOUld I rather he do It now or be unfaithful after . we 're married. '(No definite date has been set.) · I elpeCU!d our wedding as' soon as the divorce went through, however. Wbatshouldl expect now ?- T.Y.A. An ''Only on Sunday" relationship .. . 1 8Wipect YOW' guy's imminent divorce has brought rflllii!Tlage uncomfortably close. Whether he ever wanted it or not, who knows (promlses are easy when you're still legally tied), but this ilforlllll'e : he's out to enjoy singlehood now . Stay friends, if you're the hopeful type, but don't expect exclusives - or offer them. - H. Dear M and U: • . . ' By getting on your own two feet ! So long as Y9U play "Mama's girl," accepting her bounty, you must play by her rules. Seems to me you've traded freedom for a mess of parentage. • In other wordS, if you can't stand her "heat," walk out of her kltehen. - H. +++ Dear Helen: My mother-in~aw is planning a divorce. She's a healthy 65 , perfectly able to live alone, but she 's buttering my husband up Ill no and I see the writing on the waU. In the past few months she 's bought him hundreds of dollars worth of gilts and has offered to finance an extension on our house- one I dnn't want. After aU, our kids are grown. Who needs exira space? . I've watched her operate before. She expects an invitation for her to come live with us. My husband doesn't want this, but he'd never cross her. Bo I'm the one who must be the villain while he thanks her copiously for her kindnesses. Why must the in-laws always he - THE OUTLAW em, FREE STAND 1 .c<':r· Alfred .' Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Nov. 21 was 49 with an offering of $23.~7. Worship services were held at 10 :45 with the Rev. Thomas speaking on ''Gratitude ·!!Ius" from Luke 17. At· tendance at this service was INGELS FURNITURE Apieceoftheenergypuzz.le. . " ~";-ff/ 23. : The revival here closed on Friday evening, Nov . 19, !laving been a very pleasant experimce with new ones ~ommitted to Christ and much renewing of the Spirit among those who attended from the local area and arious surrounding ' chur- ,sy ~· ¢bes. f'! :-'The Christmas program at the church here will be held Wednesday, Dec. 22 at 7:30 p. " m. Florence Spencer is home {rom tile hospital and doing nicely. : ·Gamer Griffin has been quite poorly. His daughter from Columbus has been down. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode called at the Howard Flanders and George Guthrie homes Sunday. · · Nina Robinson has been ill lor several days with a sinus Infection. Word was received recently by Charles and Helen Woode that their brother·in·law, Rev . Frank New arrivals send donation to St. John's Villa and Orphanage. The Nativity Deanery meeting was announced for Sunday at the Holy Cross Chu;eh ul Glouster . Members were reminded that cookies for shut-ins are to be left at the old recto ry on Dec . 18 and 19. Church · cleanins for Christh1as was announ ced fo r Dec. 20 be~ inning at9 a .111 . 11nd It was - Vows exchanged in 1\ T b 1 'I ovem er ceremony The Middleport Independent Holiness Church was the scene of the Nov . 19 wedding of Lewis Kenneth Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, Pomeroy, and Miss Penny Sue Landers, daughter of Mrs . Evelyn Landers, Pomeroy. The wedding was perfanned by the Rev . Odell Manley, uncle of the groom. Robert Manley served as best man, and Mrs. Nancy Manley was the maid Of, hOnor. For her wedding the bride wore a long dress of white bridal satin covered with lace. She had veil of i!h""" a and carried a white Bible topped with a bouquet of fl owers, gift of the groom' s mother . Aft er the wedding a reception was held at the home of the groom's parents. A three tiered cake with the traditional bride and groom on top was served with ice cream, punch, potato chips, mints and coffee .. Both Mr . and Mrs. Smith will graduate from Meigs High School in 1977. They are temporarily residing at the home of the groom 's parents, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Polly's Pointers Hopeless case of itchy jeans \ By Polly Cramer Mr . and Mrs. Charles · , POlLY'S PROBLEM with lovely _olcl bultohs. Pennington , Sidney, Ky., are DEAR POLLY - Do we I suggest that anyon e who announcing the birth of a five have a problem. I really hope owns old buttons make a visit pound, eight ounce daughter, · you can solve it. We washed to the !tbrary and read . up on Jamie Jo, Qn Nov . 11 at the our favorite jeans with glass them. There are. many books Holzer Medical Center. She fiber curtains. When we.lawr as well as articles In hobby was a patient at the hospitsl wore the pants they gave us a magazines . In any old until Nov . 27. terrible itch, but we hate to coJiection there are some nice Grandparents are Mr. and have to throw them away. Do button s and sometimes rare Mrs . Robert Fife , Mid- you or any of the readers and valuable ones. Shtrl dleport; Mrs. Robert Lips- have some help roc us ? - bu tton s, plastic butlllns atid just plain old buttons are fine comb, Mason, W. Va ., 3nd MRS. E. M. Lester Pennington, Beckley, DEAR MRS . E.M. -Some for making pictures , etc., but W. Va. Grea t-~randrnother is things have no solution. As know something about your Mrs. Grace Murphy, Big far as I am eoncerned this is buttons before sticking them Rock, Tenn . one of them . Perhapo a down forever. - MARY V. Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. r eader has had better luck . DEAR POLLY - When DeWees of Middleport are and will wll us about it. It skinning a few tomatoes for a announcing the birth of their really pays to read salad, rub the back o( your second child, Scott Richard, . ln.•trucUons carefully. One Is paring !mile over them · and Nov. 19, and weighing eight always warned to wuh glass they will be easy to skin. pounds, two ounces. fiber articles ALONE. - DOROTHY. DEAR DOR(JfHY - Many Mr. and Mrs. DeWees have POLLY. of my friellds skin tomatoes a daughter, Tracy , five . Maternal grandparents are DEAR POLLY - Often a your way bull simply cannot Mrs. Pauleen Tillis, Rutland, crumb crust will be very hard get it to work. Perhaps I am and John Tillis, Chester. to loosen from the pan so I old-fashioned, but I still scald Paternal grandmother is wrap a hot towel under the them in bolllog water, run Mrs. Mildred DeWees, botlllm and around the sides cold water over them and Middleport. Maternal great- of the pie plate, hold a few then pull all the skin away. grandfather is William minuws and the crust loosens What is easy for one may not Haley, Rutland . without breaking. - MRS. be so easy for another. POLLY. A.R.R. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Polly will send you one of Cheese brew, had suffered a Peeve is with those 24 hour her ''peachy" thank-you banks that encOurage us to heart attack and is in Holzer cards, ideal for framing or bank any time, day or night. Medical Center undergoing placing In your family We inevitably find breaktreatment. . scrapbook, if she uses your downs at different branches. ·Word has been received by favorite Poinler, Peeve O[ As a result we have had to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Problem in her column. Write search for an alternate bank Atherton that their "' son-inPolly's Pointers In care of law, Ernest Vineyard is ill of and in the process use more this newspaper. Rheumatic fever in a gas, so this system (at least 1.0 us) is not wly frustrating Michigan hospital. PARTY SLATED but expensive . - Gl GI. The annual Christmas DEAR POLLY '-- I am a button collector. I read with party of the Past Matrons interest Sylvia's query about of Evangeline Chapter, Order how 1.0 use her old buttons. f of Eastern Star, wUI be held shudder at the suggestion Ill Friday night at the home of "glue" buttons on to Mrs . Emma K. Clatworthy. something to make a picture The holiday potluck will be or design. The new glues on served at 6:30 and ther e will the market .often play havoc be a $2 gift exchange . Alpha Epsilon Chapter . The program was on hells with Geraldine Harris, an honorary member of Alphu Delta Ka ppa, givin g the · history of bells with the Map!egrove L11dy Bell Ringers presentJn~ n program . Fuvors were handmade ma cra me bolls. lANE GREAT PRICES CEDAR CHESTS From · ~ ON A . ·NUMBER OF FINE GIFT SELECTIO.NS! Wednesday, Dec . 8th Meigs J r. High School • COLOR TV's VACUUM CLEANERS FROM 137 SEE FOR mE KIDS! BAKER FURNITURE Q, Sponsored bv Middlepo rt \1 . Fire De f . I hiS p hOne 12 WEEKS Course approved by Ohio. Real , Estate Division for state sales license. Ca II • 446-4367 or visit for ·· information. REGISTER NOW ! ' WI<Ll O I S ~E V P ~ OO U CT t O N $ I THE DAY NURSERY · WEDNESDAY EVENING FOR •------...----rA.uMBIA~- m,1uulnctuwd ll 'l ArtuJ.. c a n l etecommuntcatronl CorporatiOn rom~t c h serv1ce In ~our art• I ou ch Cn l l+r>g of tlurl rn O\Jr:l t> /l va>lllbl e BEGINS DEC. 15 CLASS WILL MEET EACH .. ADMIRAL SALE RUNS . TONIGHT 6-9 P.M. .. HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Alice Freeland entered Camden Cla rk Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va . Sunday afternoon. Her room number is 419 North. noted that volunteers ore needed to assist with this. It was decided that supplies for the children's parties will he provided by the club. The Christmas program opened with a reading "With a Song In Your Heart" by Mrs. Elsie Sutherland. Mrs • . Blaker had a • readina and several others gave readings Oil Christmas customs of their landS. A prize was awarded to Mrs. Bernadine Meier for a game she won. Gilt$ wrappl~gs were judged and prizes awarded to Mra. Blaker, Mrs. Betty Ohlinger, Mrs. Vera Buchanan, Mrs. Gemma Case!, Mrs. Barbara Mullen , and MrS. Rhoda Hackett. Th~ evening concluded with group singing of carols with Mrs. Ca therine Welsh at the piano. CHRISTMAS PARADE SALE! INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL .ESTATE? SPECIAL REAL ESTATE COURSE. . . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis K. Smith Dear Outlaw : · Because crossing a parent is more than many grown children can manage. It's so much easier to fall back on the excuse, "Mother, you know 1'!1 do anything for you, but my wUe ..." After all, in-laws are SUPPOSED to be the villains. Surelyyou'reaccustomed to the role by now . - H. • The Catholic Women 's Club annual Christmas party was held Thursday night at the Meigs Inn with 22 members attending . MONDAY Mrs. Susan Blaker presided INSTALLATION ofthe 1977 officers of Racine Chapter 134 at the business meeting at will be held Monday, 8 p.m. at which time thanlc-you notes were read from the Society of the Masonic Temple . Propagation of Faith for • POMEROY WOMEN 'S donation a nd froln Mary Christian Temperance Union , · Kunzelm.an and Loretta annual Christmas party at noon Monday at the home of Beegle. The club , voted lo Miss Nelle Bing, Union Ave .•. Pomeroy. The dinner will be potlu ck. Mrs . Eileen Buck, Mrs. REGULAR MEETING , James Butcher and Mrs. C. Meigs Chapter, Order of E. Blakeslee were in DeMolay, 7:30p.m. Monday Columbua Saturday fo r lhc at Middleport Ma soni c Christmas luncheon of the Temple; special presentation Lambda Chapter of Alpha to he held . Delta Kappa at llonkas WESTERN BOOT CB Club Provincial House. Mrs . Buck, meeting, 7 p.m. Monday at Mr s. Butcher and Mrs. Blakeslee are members of the Roush Landing, Racine. ELECTION DF officers when Rutland Volunteer Fire Depa rtment meets at fir e DINNER GUESTS station at 6:30 p.m. Monday ; all members asked to he Thanksgiving dinner guests present. of Mrs. Belva Sloan were REGULAR MEETING , Elmer Haskins of Arcadia; Mei gs County Fair Board, 8 Fla .; Noah Haskin s, Midp.m. Monday at board office, dleport; Mr . and Mrs. Steve Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Jeffers of Gallipolis: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grover and TUESDAY Jenniler of Chester; Mr . and CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Mrs. Robert Sloa n, Timothy , Daught~rs of' America, 7:30 Ang ie and Christo pher, p.m. Tuesday night at ihe Pomeroy. Another caller was hall. Quarterly birthdays to Waid Smith, Shnde. Ebner be.observed. Refreshments to Haskins has returned to be served by the good of the Fl orid a followi ng an ex ~ order committee . tended visit. TOPS CLUB Tuesday at Middleporj American Legion Wednesday, Dec. 8th Ha ll, 6:30 p.ni. Bring funny money and gift for auction. At Meigs Jr. Plans for Christmas party will be made . New members . High School are welcom e. DREW WEBSTER Post 39, 0 American Legi.tm, Tqesday, Dec. 7, 8 p.m. XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Beta Sigma Ph! Sorority, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co ., social room in .Middleport. WEDNESDAY POME ROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, stated convoca tion Wednesday , 7: 30 .., p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic MAGIC Temple. HOLIDAY BOSWO RTH COUNC IL 48, Royal and Select Masters, FANTASY stated assembly, 8:30p.m. at prtunted by th e Pomeroy Masonic Wood Co. Sports Assoc. Temple. ~ ldviiiCt Ticlet1 j-' :t;: POMEROY MIDSlw•s Dey DLEPORT Lions Club, s2.00 Price '"' Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn . Adult l:JO P.M. -,.., Three attend yule luncheon · Dear T. : near Helen: · " When I' was 21, I got pregnant and gave my baby up for ad\lptibn. My mother lias never let me forget it Later I married, had three great children, got (llvorced and for the past seven years, have llved with Mom. I'm now over 40 and have met a wondeiful man. Each lime we go out, Mom warns me about my e~~rly mistake. She's so afraid he'll "get fresh" with me she won't leave us alone. I've loot three previous fellows because she scares them away.! aon•twant to lose this special one , but with curfew llj'ld other restrictions, I may . How can I get my mother off my back ? - MISERABLE AND UNHAPPY WORKING MOTHER . GIVE ZENITH'S FINEST MODULAR STEREO SYSTEM ~ I,I . +++ .-rtw CIM'tW.M p! ers got 1"nto double ay :figures. It was the second time in three games Cincinnati had gooe ov~ r the l()().point mark, · ~··----· Mid-American Conference teams fared rather well against out.of-conference opponents, with theexception of Ohio University whicb w·as 79 edged 73-71 by Northwestern Phi la Tek hle 79 Buffa to St 66 of the Big Ten. Billy Purd ue 68 Providence 62 (otl McKinney's free throw in the Rhode Island 75 St Joseph's 65 Rochester 67 Allegheny 66 final 2{) seconds enabled the Sl Francis !NY ) 75 Bucknell 71 Wildcat "' to win. ~ St John 's 63 Vanderbilt 53 Special Holiday Value! Scranton 58 l eMoyne 53 Wi ttenberg 64 Heidelberg 53 Kent State's Burrell - ~,ti p . Rock 67 St. Vincent !Pa.) McGhee connected on two ,} "Southwest sronr Brook Bt~ Binghamton 71 ·Arka nsa'S 91 so Colorado <13 free throws with seven Th ie 58 Penn St . Beh rend 511 Ark . Pine Bluff B.d Ark . LR 79 seconds. left to give the V1rgin1 a 62 Pt115burgh 61 Arkansa s St 69 Cent Okla 51 Flash . V1rgin 1a Un10n 80 Lincoln 72 Baylor 90 New Mexico 51 80 es an 80-78 Will over wes tchester S L 59 Tem ple 55 Bethany N1'1l 87 way land Bapt. Akron. · 51 78 wsn N Eng " 57 wes" '' 'd Junior forward Archie Alwestmmster A8 wash & Jell Da ll as Bapt 97 Tri nity 79 67 Kaosas st. 101 SMU as dridge and sophomore guard w Va 102 5 1 Joseph'S (lnd 1 Lamar 97 NW Loui siana 92 Rich Babcock each had 18 7J New Mex . 82 Wis Parks1de 68 • New Bril liance Control Wi dener 85 Wao;hington !Md ) NW Okla . 91 John Brown !Ark) points for Miami as the HR 596W . Features so ltd· lor two kinds of sound. stafe Allegro Ser ies Ill 53 " Redskins raced to a 113-ii:l amplifi er w1 th 12 walls • Zenith Allegro tuned Yor k 96 Queens 94 12 Oklahoma 84 Ok lahom a City 71 win over Cleveland State. Okla . Ch ris 81 Lubbock Chris . min. RM 5 pow er per port speakers for clea r, south 10 Senior forward Tommy cha nnel , into a ohms lrom nch, natu ral sound . Alder Broadd us 98 Wheel ing 9<~ Oklahoma St. 86 Tulsa 81 Harris scored 26 points, 20 of 40Hz to 18 kH z at no mo re Anderson <n Emm anuel 66 Oral Roberts 88 Abilene Chris . than0 .5 pet. total harmonic Appy st n Leno;r Rhyne" ., · them in the first hall , Ill lead FOR ONLY distort ton, FM Muting , Ht Auburn 86 F '!eigh Dic kinson 59 Pan American 80 Texas At I 71 Bowling Green to a 91~9 win Filt er . Ster eo Precision AuQusta 89 51 Pout 's 75 51 Mary 's 72 5W Texas 56 recor d changer with Micro Benedict 88 Francis Marion 85 5E Ok ta 111 E Texas Ba ottsl 70 over Findlay . Touch Tone Arm . Berry lOB 5 c 5panan bur.g 89 Tell: Lutheran 51 Howard Dayton freshman Ja ck Si mulated wood · cabinet. Blue11eld 97 Lib. Bao t1sT -fv a.J Payne 49 Zinunerman came off the graineQ Wa lnut fmish wllh 89 USAO C'sha (O k l ~ . ) 86 McMur tape recorder , carson Newman 8'1 Belmont 76 ry 68 bench to hit on five of flve Cata wba 76 Pfei ff er 70 W Te)leS Sl 88 Jacksonvi lle 75 fromthefleldandfouroffour Clcm5on 110 Ga Southern 55 ~ -.Coastal Ca ro 85 L1mestone 7ol West from the charity stripe to ConcQrd IOOC iinch Va ll ey (Va .J Arizona .95 Idaho 110 helptheFlyersdow'ftWestern 992-2635 n Alh in Action 85 Colorado St K k 2.-69 Da11 1s & Elkins 70 Salem 62 7J Ca l 'Baptist 97 Redlands 63 entuc Y 9 · Denison !0 l 76 W. Liberty 67 Ca l Lutheran 90 Pom6na .Pit:zer Elsewhere in Ohio college De11a St 71 Larnbuth 69 · 82 ba 8k !ball M • It8 d · Duke 83- Washi ngton 81 c. wash . St 74 Pac Lu theran e ' arle own Esn Kentuc ky ss Mm;s 60 Bethany (W . Va.l 81:67; Har vey 79 Co lorado 75 A.i r Fo rce 56 Wittenberg beat Hel· ~elberg MIDDLEPORT, 10. Elon 87 Hig h Point 69 Fresno Pac. 65 Sacramento St "' ' Fa1rmon t 83 w. va . w·ya n n 61 ~·64-53 ; Grove City (Pa.) edged (ot t Humboldt 5J. 90 san Fran St. Baldwin·Wallace 77-72; Ohio Florida A& M 26 Central St. 21 79 The quauty ~oes in Flon'da sr 97 Austin Peay 86 Idaho st n Fr esno st . 6<l Northern defeated Ohio before /he name FU rman 100 Wofford 80 Laverne 82 westmont 79 Dominican 74-59· G Washington 96 D e lawar ~ 76 Loyote LA 79 Fu llerton St n GreensbOro 57 va wesleyan 52 Long Beach St. 58 Los Ang St Haverford 89 Stevens Tech 46 fNJl 70 Ne11 Las Vegas 115 Iowa St 80 Howard 9J Hampton lnst 86 Pepperdine 82 N. Dakota 78 Huntingdon 68 Be lhaven 59 Phill ips (Okta .) 71 Fl Lewis 65 Ken lucky Sr. 93 Wilberforce 79 Portland (Qre.J 90 Whillier ~89 Ky Wesleyan 67 Campbellsvi lle Sa n Francisco 73 Sta nford 59 ~1 Cal. 5. Barbara 82 Santa Clara . It"J' " -.' ' Lane 72 Union 68 78 · . '-l ~ ~ ' :Livingston 78 Tenn Ma rtin 76 UCL A97 Brazil ian Nationals 67 LSU 87 Southern Cal. 76 · U. of Sa n Diego 79 Pt. l oma 69 r fi·' . La Tech 81 Mercer 75 USIU82 Azusa Pacif ic n ~. I' . .... Marietta ( Q l 81 Bethany 67 Utah 91 Oregon St. 75 Mars Hill 87 Guilford 85 Utah St 95 BYU 93 (of! Maryland 58 Princeton 45 w. Montana 67 Carroll 66 McdQar Evers 102 Federal City Whllma n 87 LeWts & Clark 81 Bl Wyoming B3 Yugoslav NaTionals MertrphiS St. 109 5. Dakota ST. 51 , 76 . Middle Tenn 97 Athens 7? . - - - - - - - - -. . Milligan 7B I< 1ng 68 PreventK!n is the Morehead St 98 Ma rshall 80 Mt St. Mary 's 63 Kutztown 55 Murray 85 Butler 70 Norfolk St. 11 N C A& T 45 best policy, •• N C. 51 87 Penn St 61 N C Wi lm 'n 110 S.C. Baplisl 89 No Illino is 72 Centenary 6E! FOR CURBING Old Domi nion 113 Delaware St. 47 Point Park 112 George Mason CRIME LOSSES 73 . Radford 102 Mary Washington You can help cut down on 45 R1chmond 68 va C'weatt h 66 crime losses ... losses that directly affect -you, (o lf Roll ins 72 Oglethorpe 71 whether they happen to yoo Rust 66 Freed .Hardeman 58 or not. Shawnee 10.) 9~ Beckley 73 · Shelby St. 98 Aquinas Jr Take the cr ime of arson.' Syracuse 76 Louisville 75 You 're paying an Tenn. 69 N. C. Charlotte 67 Tulane 83 Samford 76 Increasingly heavy subsidy VM t. 78 E. Carolina 67 for deliberately set fires Virgin ia St. 103- N. C. Central 9.d through your insurance VIrg in ia Tech 811 Ohio St. 77 wash . & Lee 96 Emory & premiums. Henr)' 55 w. va . st. 63 w. va . Tech 51 In surance costs are Wm & Mary 9A The Citadel 61 adversely affected by Xavier 67 Tougaloo 58 burglaries, robberies and Mi dwest car thefts ...· plus the Ashla nd 68 Kenyon 64 countless CB radios and Bethany (Kan ,) 78 Tabor 70 bicycles fhaf turn up Bluffton 79 Hanover (Ind .) 68 ' missing. Bowling Green 98 Findlay 69 Cent. Methodist 76 Avila 74 Cu i Stoc kton 71 Westminster 67 One thing you can do Is to Dayton 92 Wsn. Kent ucky 69 programs Denison 76 W. libert y {W.Va .) suppod providing st iffer penalties 67 _ Emporia St. 61 Rockhurst 59 for wrongdoers and ~ on proposals for strengthened Colder weather+30 days =higher heating ~s. Graceland !Mo .) 69 Tarkio 60 crime !nve_stlgatlon eff.orts. Grove City 11 Bald.-Wallace 11 Hiram 81 Mt . Union 6.2 You can also make'·· It · Iowa e6 Drake 71 Unless you're taking advantage of Columbia's Budget Payment IoWa w·yan 119 Maharishi u . 79 tougher for Crooks. Use Plan, th e gas bill you get ·thts month reflects the weather we had Kansas 74 Cenl Mo. St. 5? good, strong locks. Mark Ka nsas Wesleyan 86 Bethel 76 last month. And the gas bill you gel next month should remind you possessi ons. wltt:l your Kent St. 80 Akron 78 socllll security nur+tber. of the weather we're having now. Marietta 81 Bethar'ly (W . Va .) 67 The colder the weather, the harder our home furnace~ have to McPherson 98 Mld.Am Naz . 85 Our agency provides ' Miam i (0 .) 113 Cleveland St. 63 . financial protection and work. The ,parsler our furnaces work, the more gas we use. The . Michigan 78 Fordham 57 service when crime losses · more gas v,:e use, the higher the gas bill. Mo Roll a 79 ~eru (Neb.J 70 Mo. Western 67 Mo . Souther n 60 occur ... but m'any can be Everyone knows that. prevented. That's why .we Musklngum 55 Wabash 51 Only sometimes we forget what the weatherwas like a month ago. No . Kentucky 62 Wrigh TSt. 56 sl!ly - preven11on Is the Northwestern 87 Buena VIs ta 73 best policy . Northwestern 7J Ohi.l u . 71 Notre· Dame 93 vatparaisn 56 Oberlin 88 John Carroll 69 Ohio No ld bhio Dominican 59 St Mary 's 78 Upper Iowa n ' SW Missouri St. 76 Evans11ll lc 7J 992-2t4S ~ tl'ubenville 90 Walsh 88 102 W. Mit in Pomeroy Wartbu rq 76 Rr iar Cliff 59 Wrr> Pnnn R9 Midlond l"'h P DALE C. WARNER INS. 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THE MICKEY MOUSE PHONE (The Mick ey Mouse housing is owned b~ 19995 )IOU. but the working parts ramaln ours • - so 11theresa problem , we'll fix il.) �I, 7-The ~ySentinti, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, Dec. 6, !976 6-'l'lle uauy :;enunel, Mlddl~r1-l'omeroy , 0 , Monday, !let. 6. 1976 BOA ROOF NOTICE TO MEIGS COUNTY MEIGS COUNTY CONTRACTORS COMMISSIONE~S COMMISSIONERS STATE OF OHIO No t•c e to fqutprneni ~D e a le r s tiot l ce to Motor Veh lct e DEPARTMENT OF In a cc or d ~ nee •w i th Sec t•on TRANSPORTATION Oe:.tlers 307 86 of th e Oh•o Rc •n sed In accot ~a nee w1 th Sec t to n Columbus , Ohto Codt' ~e ale d b tds wdl be LETART FALLS - The 307 ,' 6 of the Oh10 R cv l§e d November lf. tf76 r Cl e tv c d by The Me1qs (:nuntu Cot! e, sea led b tds w ill be contract Sales legal annual Christmas dlllller of Comm tSSton ... ·~ ' ~~~ ntt tcc rect tved by th e M etgs Count y Copy No 76 98J '"the Cour t Ho use. PornPrOy , the United Methodist Women con .miss ion ers In the tr offi ce UNIT PRICE CONTRACT In the Court House . Pomer oy, seated pr oposal s wtll be Oh tO >~ n f.Q un t i l I , uU A,.,~ un of the Letart Falls Methodist Ohio 4oS169 , un lit 10 00 A M on received a 1 the o ff tee ot the Ue c embe r 20th 10"' ' c.ll Wh iCh Otrec tor ot th e Otuo Depart titT'P ... nr1 1JI<~u. 111e b tds w tl l be Church was held Wednesday December 70t h 1976, at Wh tch op enea and relld ~t l ouct for liH. night at the home of Mr. and 1 me and plac e the b tdS Wtll be mf'n t of Tr~ ns p o rlat1on . Jpened lind read alou d for the Columbus, Ohio until 10 00 purchase of a new dteset Mrs Don Bell. ,. M Oh ro Standar d Ttm e, eng ine dnven motor grader follow ing v et<t tc tes ~ Guesta were· seated at a Tuesday De cembe r 14, 1976, equ ipp ed Wtth SCiU tf ilr , Md Bids must be subm tll ed '" manufa ctur es st ana&rd ac separate propo sa ls . ea ch for tm pr o'ol ements In table covered in red C f'~s o ne s Ath ens G ~ llr a , Guernsey , prop osa l to met! ' the con Th e follow ing spectft c atlon s featuring white decorations d lllons and spe Ctlt ca lt ons as Ho cking M et gs, M on ro e , follows Mor gan Nobl e. Vmlon and to be c on! lder ed as m1nimum PROPOSAL NO I Wn hlng to n Counties , Oh lo, on r equ1rem ent s f or th e 9rad er 1 ~~ En g tn e d iesel ( 4) 1 - One 1977 mode l dump vanous sec t1ons on ATH U S trt.J ck wtth a Peabody Gat to n Routes 33 , 33F and 50 Sla te cytmder 125 net horsepower w or equrvalent dump body 108 " Rout es 7 13 , 56 78 , 114 1·i3. dry type a ir c leaner '2 ~ Tran smt ss•on con stant )( 84 )( 30" Ma.d afld ta tlgat e 144, 218 , 329 , 346 fJ17 , 55 0 681. w ith ct>nler door rn gat e 68 2, 685, 690 and 691 In Athens rnes h 6 speed 3 - Ctut c; h Oil type w m ini mum Stle 16 " X 10 " 1.u 11 a 329 346 , 356 , opentng )77 550 681 681 . separate pum p and od supply 4 - Bas e wei ght 15, 000 lbs 2 - Heavy duty 8 ' ho ts ! w tlh 685 , b90 and 691 In Athens 5 - Tandem dr tve w 4 whee l P T 0 and levt' r ~ ~ County , GAL U S Route JS , power brak es 3 - l• c ~b protect or wtlh ?" St ate Rout es 7, 141 , 160, 718 HOUSTON (UP! ) 6 - 13 x / 4 men 11 ply It res w ing s 133, 17 9, 3/5, 554 588 and 735 tfl front and re ar , 10" nms Herman Kresse would like to 4 Cab hghts 4 cor ner State Gatt ta Count y GUE 1 Blad e 12 toot power do for the okra seed what light s and 6 refle ctor s Ro utes 83 146, 3 ~0 and 821 m Shtfl mold boar'd 5 - Mud flaps Guern sey Count y , HO C U S George Washmgton Carver 8 - ROP S cab complete w 6 - Whee l base n ' cab to Rout e 33 . Sta re Routes 56, 78. re c ~rcu l arm g 2 tan hearer . a x le or sut lable tor bo dy 93 180 '2 16 . 118. 327 , 3'2 8, 37 4, defroster and wtndsh t eld did for the peanut : convert a 7 - 14 000 lbs G V W or 595 M4 and 678 In Hoc~ t ng wtper nm-of-themlll plant Into a heavter , County MEG U 5 R OUIC JJ , 9 Control s Hydraul•c superfood. 8 - 7 000 lbs 1 Beam front St al e Rou te s 7 124 143 , 248 over postl •ve rne chan tc a l llllttt' "We hwnans are eating the 338 346, 681 684 689 and 691 tn cont rol on blade lilt s Stde shtft 9 - 18 ,500 tb s 1 spe ed rear State and c ~rct e reverstng Metgs County MOE wrong part of the okra plant ax le Route~ 7 , 16 , 78 145 379 556 10 - Ltghts 2 front 2 r ear 10 ..... 5 sp ee (l synchr om esh to realize the most food 724 and 800 tn Monroe Cou nt y turn Stgnals w 4 way fl asher t ran s m1 S ~ton direc t m t tt th MRG Stlllt e Routes 37 60 , 76 potential from It," sa1d 11 Hourmeter foot ac 11 - 360 cu tn V 8 ga s 83 ?66 284 329, 339 , 376 377 celerator , pow er ste ert ng Kresse, who hopes study of eng rne or lar ger 555 and 669 tn Morgan Coun t y bu cket seat 12 ..... d 00 0 tbs m tn•m um NOB l n l er:s!a te Route 77 , the plant will earn him 12 ~ Sca rifi er 9 tooth V tr on t spnn g capa ctty State Routes 78 , 83 , 14 5 146 typ e Umverslty of Texas graduate IJ - 11 ,000 lbs mtntmum 147 , 115 , 260 , 185 313 339 )40, 13 - l~ 'o'OII el e<lrt c system rear sprtng capa ctty degrees in commuruty health 564, 566 ,5 74 , 724 761 and 811 tn 14 - Co lo r Omaha Orange 14 - Au x il i ary rear Spr~t,g s Noble County V I N U S "W e eat the food pod when 15 Trad eln One 1965 15 - Combmat to n r ear and Rout e 50 State Rou tes 56, 93 Model LWS440 Grader WtthOUI fro nt atrect ronal stgnal ltghts It's green and very yoiUig and 124 160 278 32~ . 327 , 356, 671 , pu sh block two 1968 T S 16 - TraH tc hazara sw itc h 6 77 , 683 and 689 In VIn ton Altce Cha tmer Sc r aper pans the food value is very low 17 - 01al ele ctr tc horns County , WAS I nterstate as Is comparatively," said Kresse, 18 - H ear er and defro ster Rou te n u s Route 50. Stale B,Ldder to sub m it deta iled ~19 - Two spee c:t wtndSh telc:t Routes 7 26 60 83. 124 . 145 , spel:t f tcaltons of equrpmcnl 47, a career chenust. wtpers an d washer s U.iO 339 530 , 550. 555 , 618. 676 Off Ned Kresse said study has 20 - Po wer steertng and 871 tn washtngton County A dealer 's represental t\le 21 - 900 >< 70 11 pl y fro nt by 11pplylng center ltnes and shall pr ovt de mstruc t lons m shown mature okra pods, r.re s htghway tr ead 7 rtms tane li n es the proper operahon s and brittle, brown and up to a foot 21 - 950 X 20 12 ply r ear tt r es Pavement Width - vartes mamtenan ce, at the l tme of loog, contain seeds bearing on and off r oad tread 7" rtm s Work Length - Vartes deltvery 23 - One add tl ronal 7" rtm The date set tor completton almost as much protein as Th e dea ler and manufa c 24 - Ca st spoke whee l s at !hts w ork sha ll be as se t turer shall provid e a one year soybeans, good vegetable oil, 25 ~ Hea v y duty clutch forth tn th e btdd tng proposal ' warran t y l or th e grad er and 26 He a vy dUty br ake Ea ch bt dder shal l be attachments supp lied T h e vitamins, nunerals and fiber . Moster wtlh 7 rear brakes requtred to fil e wtth htS br d a warr an ty penod Shall not "We visualize that you 27 - Heavy du t y bumper cert if ied c h ec~ or ca\i ht er's ltm lt opera tm g hOurs and front tow hooks could make margarine, c h ec~ for an amo unt equal to On e compl et e set of part s 28 - L H and R H sentor fi ve per cent of hu btd , bu t m sc r v tce mayonnaise or anything you r ep a tr and west coast mtrrors no eve-n t more than f tfty operatton 's manual Shri ll b e could make out of other 29 - 70 amp battery thousa nd dol la r s or a bond for pr ov• ded wtth each untt 30 50 amp or tarQcr vegetable oils, You could ten per ce nt of hiS b1d , payable B•dder to spe ctfy ltm c ot at t e rn~~ tor to the Director grmd the seeds mto Dour. Out de l tvery 31 - Cab grab handl es L B tdd er s must apply on the Dealers to furn• sh th e r own of the protein, we could make andR proper f orm s lor qualtlt cal ton b•d for- ms T h ~ fron t of th e 3? - Full depth foam ben ch at least ten ctays prto r to the en vel ope enclosmg the btd s meat analogs (substitutes) ." sell I , heavy duty lrtm date set f or opentng btds tn m u st be marke d ' m ot or Kresse believes the plant 18 33 - Heavy duty ft~ c tory acc ordan ce wtth Chapt er S575 grader btd " remforced fra me a potential boon, especially Ohro Revtsed Code The Cou n ty Com m tsston cr s 34 - Color Omaha Oran ge Pl an s c1nd spe c ll•catrons ar e may accept the low es t btd or for unmechamzed Third 35 - Th e front of the en on Id e tn the Department of sele c t the best btd for the velo pe enclo stn g the b 1d must Tr ansportatton and the ollrc e tn t ended purpo se and r es erv e World agricultures. be marked ' Dump Tr uc ks 11 of the D t strt ct D eputy th e rtght to rctec t any or al l You can make it grow in Pr oposa l No 1 ' Dtrector btds and or an y part ther e P ROPOSAL NO 2 crumbly soil. It can grow in The D•rec tor r e}erves th e 1 - Same spectft cattons as r igh t 10 relect any ofnd all b•d s You r s any so il where the proposal no 1 Mnrlha Cha m b er s temperature reaches 65 2 . . _ Th e fron t of the en RICHARD D JACK SON C INk Me tgS Cou nt y velope en closmg the btd mu st degrees Fahrenheit and you D IR ECTOR Board of Commr5 !i ton ers be marked Dump Tru cks Rev81773 have a two-month growing Pr oposa l No 1 PROPO SA L NO J season (11 ) 29 [17 ! 6 1t c ( 121 6 13, 2tc 1 - On e 1977 1 ' ton model " It doesn't req wre a lot of p1d:up truck 1 ~ 350 cu tn v 8 gas moistur~ once you get a crop en gtne r egular or leaded gas up It 's qulte drought NOTICE T O BIOOERS 3 - Hea11y duty front and Sea led proposal s w!ll be r ear spnngs 4 Hea11y duty power recet ... ed by the Board of Educatton of th e Southern bretkes Lo cal School Dl stn ct at the S - Power steerm g Sou lhe rn Local Htgh School 6 - AM F M retd lo 1 - Full depth loam ben ch off tc e a 1 Rac ine Ohio , unttl twelve o c lock. ( 12 00 1 noon , seat , heavy duty tnm t tme , B - H 78' X 15" fires , steel prevall tng .... local TUE SD A Y DECEMBER 7, betted radt a l t tres Bernt c e Bede Osol 1976 and open ed tm medratetv 9 - Ont' addtltonal H 78 ' X For Tueld•r. Dec. 71 1178 ts " tire and r im stee l be tted the r eaft er , for the fu rnt shmg of all m a tertals and per ARIES (Moroh 21 -Aprlt 11) Mr. and Mrs. David HarriS ra dial 10 - Co mbtnatton r ear and formtng al l labor tor th e Avoi d plck tl'lQ at ltttle faults and family of Xenia vis1ted at Hea t tng and Venttlatr n g 1 front dtr ec tton al Stgt'lal l tgh ts wlthtr1 your own lamlly tod ay the home of Mr aifd Mrs Con tra c t tor 11 - TraffiC hazard sw tl ch Enjoy th e good thln9s In life you ADDITION S TO Homer Circle, Verna and 12 - Dual elec trt c horn s SO UTH E RN LOCAL h8'o'8 13 L H and R H Jr west ., Wavie, recently HI GH SC HOOL coas t m 1 r rors ' TAURUS (April 20·Moy 20) Be RACINE , Ot--110 Wilham and Cathy 1d - Heat er and defroster P l an s and spec d tc al ton s carelul comm unicating today 15 - Two speed wmdSh teld Carleton of Racine spent may be o b tamed lrom the You m1gh t write o r say wtpers and washers Arc h tle c ts , Ees l ey , Lee , Sunday evenrng With 16 - H eavy duty shocks something th at omtt s an tmpor~ Vargo & Cassady 316 Fr on t 17 - R ear step bumper at Carmel. relatives tan t pomt It could co me back to S•r eel. Martella , Oh io, ·15750. 18 Au tomatt c trans Mrs Richard Young and tor a deposit of S25 WhtCh wtll haunt you m oneywtse m ission 19 50 amp or larger be r efund ed tl th e documents GEMINI (Moy 2t.Juno 20) A fanuly spent the weekend are retur n ed unmark ed and m a \le r na tor good condllton wtlhtn ten days sharp hustler cou ld sell you the with Mr and Mrs. Edaon 20 - 131 5" wheel base af ter btd due date Should no Brooklyn Brtdge today If you en - Roush. 21 - T he front of the en 11elope enc lo stng the btd must proposa l be submll ted and the counter a fast-pttch arttst, head Mr. and Mrs. James Circle drawtng s and spect flcat tons In the other, directio n be marked " Ptc kup truck are not r e turn ed flye days of New Haven, W Va.,were Propos&I No 3 " be fore th e btd du e dat e the CANCER (Juno 2t·Julr 22) You at the home of Mary Circle a PROPOSAL NO 4 1 One 1977 4 door lu ll llmount of the deposd writ mtght come across a domi na nt recent Sunday. be lorfe tled passenger ca r personality who II try to do your Btds will be rece t ved on Mr. and Mrs Arthur Earl 2 - 350 cu tn V 8 ga s th tnk lng for you tod ay Don't HEATING & en gtne reg ular or leaded gas Johnson and daughter, Sheryl 11sten Her answers won 't benefit VENTILATING J - H eavy duty suspens to n CONTRACT you LeAnn , spent Sunday af4 - 116" WB , m tnrmum All proposa ls must contam 5 - Pow er steert ng ' ternoon wlth Mr, and Mrs the name ol ev er y pH son LEO (July 23-f•ug. 22) An In6 - Power brakes theretn , be sub tnt er ested Douglas Johnson of Racine quisitive person will try to pry 7 AutomatiC trans mt t ted on forms l urn tshed bY 1n1o your affa trs today Take miSSIOn the Archttcct s and b e ac 8 Factory a tr con companted bY a sat isfa ctor y care You tend to talk too much d11ton lng 9 - H R 78 15 B steel belled Sur ely Bond or a Certtt tcd VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopl. 22) You ve Check on a b ank domg r adial tires bustness m the State of Ohto had somethtng on the back 10 - One add if ton& I HR 78 burner for some time Don't talk 15 B ltre anrl rrm stee l belled tn the ;tmoun t of 5 percent of the tota l va lue of the btd m too mu ch It may not turn out exT r edlll l cludtng all add alternates Btd actly as you think 11 will 11 - AM Flv\ ~o 12 - 18 gallon gas ta nk , secu r rty wtll be ret urned wr thtn ten days afl er contrac t LIBRA (Sop!. 23·0ct. 23) The Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frum mtntmum work has been executed btg obstacles you can hand le In 13 - V Inyl Trtm and M1sty and Paul Anderson 14 - lnstde adtustab le left Fa 1l ure of any btdder to enter strtde today, but you tend to trip tnt a and execut e a co nt racl lor VISited their brother, Mr. and side mtrror , laclorv over the little things Don 't make 15 Rear wtndow the wo r k covere d by the mountains out of molehills Mrs. Andy Anderson Thankspr oposa l h e has sub mtll ed . defroster , factory giving Day in Dunbar, W. Va withi n ten days foll o w ing 16 - Color Wht tc SCORPIO (Oot. 24-NOY. 22) nott ce of awar d of 17 - The fr ont of the en Dorothy Boggs of Shade Usually you 're a te st study Tove lope enclosing th e b1d must such wo r k to 1'11(11 , shall cau se calletl on Mr and Mrs. Earl be marked " Pa ssenger Car , the bid secu r tt y to be co m e day, lhe light on your thinking lorfetled by lhe bi dd er lo th e cap Is on dim . You'll 1rlp on McGrath Sunday. Proposal No 4 ' Btdder to f Urnish thetr own Owner es liq uidated damages things lhat wouldn't ordinarily Tim Bishop and Junior btd form s and subm tl each btd and not as a penalty because laze you h l a tl u~e on the part of Payne of this area killed a of suc on separ ate forms , Btdder to spect fy ttme of t)1e btd der BAQITTARIUB (No•. 23·Doc. deer first day of huntmg Each btdder shall be delivery 21) Being careless with your season prepared , tn lhe event ne IS the The County Com m tsstoners resourc es to day co uld b e may accept the lowest btd or accepted bidder , to fur ntsh Don Anderson and children se lect the best btd for the pe rforma nc e and payment traumatic Only little th ings may of Greenville, S. C. visited Intended purpose, and reserve bond s. tn the for m sat tsfa ctory be tnvol'o'ed , but one could be over weekend with Mr and the rtght to retect any or al l to the Owner tn the amount of "Valuable - Uke a diamond. 100 percent ot the cont ra ct btdS and or any part thereof prtce . guara nt ee tn g th e CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 11) Mrs. Jerry Frwn and Paul success f ul completion of the Yo ur thi nking can be 'o'ery mer- Anderson, Mr. and Mrs Carl Yours work btd upon an d payment of curial today. Home·ln on one Sampson and Mrs. Bessie MMtha Ch amber s el l obl1gat tons a rt slng Cleric Metgs Cou nt y beam and stick with lt. "Graham. the r etrom Board of Proposa ls may be mailed or Com m tSS I Oner~ Mr and Mrs. Charles AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) de ltvered If malted . se ntrvla So meone who has used you In Sheets were weekend guests regtste r ed mail In time for btd !12) ~ 13 2tc Bi dd er s sha ll the past again tries to take ad ~ of Mr. and Mrs Mark Mc· open in g designate on the cnvt'lope that "Vantage of your good nature Be Daniels of Shiloh, Ohio While 11 tS a sea led bid ind ica te the on your guard AWAIT AUTOPSY there they took a tour of the .project bemg bid', th e di viSion MIAMI BEACH, Fla. upon wh ich he IS btddtng , the PISCES (Fob. 20·Morch 20) Malabar !ann home of Louis ( UPI l - Authorlties are name and add r f'SS of b1dder Talkative people turn you all toBromfield , world famous addressed to day If you're at a social gatherawaiting final autopsy results andso uthern Loc al Board of author , Ing doni all next to someone txJ the cause. of death of rock Educalton Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hull who you know Is gabby Souther n Lo ca l Htgh Schoo l guitarist Tommy Bolin, who Ractne Ohto 45771 and Clara Hull of Waldo, Dr. wu found dead m hill hotel Th e Owner r eser ves the and Mrs. Don Gibson and Gay ng ht to accept any bid, to room during the weekend. any or all Informalities Lynn of Rockville, Md., Mark Bolin, 25, hsd been In wa1ve m bids and or re lect any or all Gibson of Columbus were Miami f<r a rock coocert btds at his d lscretton ThanksgiVIng guests of Mr No bt d may be w !lhd r awn Dec. 7, tl71 Friday night. Formerly lead for a pertod of 45 days and Mrs. Bud Douglas. guitarist with "Deep By order or th e southern Being pennv·wlse and pound· Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid· Lo cal BoM d of Educa tion Purple," Bulin led his own Racme OhtO conscious Is a practice you " dleport called on Ava Gilkey should lollow this year The group at the coocert. Mrs Jane Wag ner. small amounts you save dally Friday. Clerk Afterwards, lrlends said, could add up by year's end. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clatk he returned to the Newport (1 1) IS . 22 29 (17 ) 6, ..ttc and falniiy , Chester, spent taOAADOF .~~·.·····:. .. . ..•'•:•!-............. ' ..... ' ..................". .. .....,. . ................... . ·········,·:-:" ••;.:. ···:·:·:· ···:·:· •••••• '• • ·:·:. ··o:X·.·o:·:•:O'•,o;;•:O:~·.·:·:•:O:•.• :.:•:• ;s:.,.,.,.._-v..-....v..""''>~:.!· "'._ Bells entertain Letart UMW ~~ Fischers feted ~ il on annzversary Il. Attending were Mr and Mrs, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Emest Shuler, Mr. and Mrl. Andrew Cross, Mr. ;md Mrs. Harold Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grirtun, Mrs. Inez Hill, Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Irma Wilson, Mrs Marjorie Hunt ~ohn Okra seed may ' become super food Astra- Graph Cannel News, By the Day Harrisonville Society News ~Your ~Birthday Hotel here and drank with other members of the band until2 a.m., when be retired. An hour later, frl~da found In 1975, the U S Senate him seml-cooscious on the Boor of his ballroom and put authorized a $2.3 billion him back in bed, At 7 am. emergency loan to save New Saturday he was found dead. York City from default. I ' resistant. The disease resistance Is relatively high. This gives you a very wide potential aroo of the world where it can be grown." One of okra's weaknesses oow is that it does not lend itself to the kind of machine, seed~o-harveat agrlcultW'O that has made the United states the breadbasket of the world. • "But here In the United States, we could get by today without It ," Kresse said. "There are areas of the world where It's needed and these probably would be markets before the Umted States.' ' Kresse said study remains to be done to detenrune the desirability of okra as a food crop. "We don 't want to encourage the public to go out and get a handful of okra · seeds and start eating them(' he said. "But we want them to be aware there IS a good food source probably to be had from the okra seed," Scores Mechanicsbur g 70 Plam Ci ty 58 New Albany 59 Bnggs 58 Newark 80 Cots Sou th 61 N Ol msted 79 Parma Va ll ey Forge 62 North wes tern 53 N or th easter n 45 Oberltn 65 Ely na West 58 Orrville 37 Wooster 36 Pa tn esvt ll e Har vey Bl Shertdan 65 Parma Padua 90 Cle Cen t Calh 46 Patn ck Henry 69 Riverda le 49 Perr y 61 Akr E 55 Port Cltnton 87 Sandusky Perk1ns 46 R tdgedale 109 L ancas t er F tsher 56 R rdgewood 59 Za nes Rose cr ans 42 Sa lem 68 Cle John Adams 66 South Centra l 63 Lucas 61 South Rang e 63 Crestvrew 49 Soufhmgton 73 Ledgmont 38 Spr Ca th Cent 69 Spr Shawnee 66 Spr N 66 Day Shver s Pa tter son 57 Str ongsvil le 66 Westlake 64 Stryker 67 Fatrvtew 38 To1 51 Francrs 71 Tol Whit mer 55 Tuscar Ca th 10 2 Carroll ton St Ed 43 U School 51 KJSk l (Pal Prep 53 Up per Arli ng ton ?0 Cols Ready 47 Upper Sandus ky 82 Wy nford 60 ' Warr en J F K 58 How land 56 Warr en Res 102 Erte (P.a l Tech 68 • Waterloo 71 Fteld 66 Wet rlon (W Val Madonna 70 Mmgo 67 Welltnglon 73 New London 59 We lt ~v tlle 61 Steubenv t!le 31 Wlckllfle 71 Willoughby S 53 Yell ow Spn ngs 69 Day K tser 63 Youngstow n Liberty 63 Chaney 87 Racine Mr. Dale Roush went to Columbus to v1sit his son and fanuly , Mr and Mrs. David Roush, Lorell and Benny. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Joe Wolfe have moved their . trailer home from Letart Fa Us to land in Racine recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs Albert Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster and children of Columbus spent the weekend with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs Ray Sayre at Roseville. and Mr. and Mrs. BeU. Following the dinner members had a short business meeting. The January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Inez Hill w1th a white elephant sale to be held. A total of 24 shut-In calls were reported during the month . Mrs. Hill read scripture and the program was presented by Mrs. Cross ·who used the theme "AD the World is Young at Christtnastime " The group sang carols. Readings Included "Star of the East" by Mrs. Shuler; "The Three Wise Women of the East" by Mrs. "A Christmas Cross; Miracle" by Mrs. Grimm, and " 'Tis the Season to be Frantic" by Mrs. Bell Don Bell closed the pro~am with a holday readmg. Contests and games were held With awards gomg to Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Roush. During the social hour a g1ft exc~ange was held. I :·: '• • ' •'• $ The golden wedding an- niversa'ry of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fischer was celebrated Thanksgiving Day at their home on Pomeroy Route 3. The fatnlly dinner was given br their daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills of Pomeroy Route 3, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Schwarz of Mason, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs Roger Jones of Baton Rouge, La. Attending were Marylu and Dave Mills, Pomeroy; Jeff Riley, Mr. and Mrs. carl Sch· warz and Heather, Jane Ann Schwarz, Steve Morris, Mason, W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Geer, Andrea and Saturday's College Football Results Playoffs NCAA Coli. Dlv. Playoffs Ho<anqtfa Trouble • agam at vigil ------------ Dtv II Semtfinills Receive Fr.!e Catalog Grantland Rice Bowl North Dakota St vs Monta na Sl. Knute Rockne Bowl Akron 29 No Mich igan 26 (ot) GBC ANNOUNCES VV 11\1 I 1: t1 CLASSES DEC. 6-9 DAY, EVENING OR ALTERNATING Choose the program that sutts you best : Executive secretary Secret anal Business Admtntslralion Jr. Accounltng General OHtce FINANCIAL AID IF YOU QUALIFY ret~ already covers 1977. Kluszewskl, Shepard and Scherger have been An· derson's coaches since be first became manager of the Reds in 1970 Nixon joined the staff a year ago, replacing Alex Granunas, who left to become manager of the Milwaukee Brewers. Nixon had managed Cincinnati !ann teams the prev1ous six years. A P~bltC Veterans : Call Us For Information On Your Educat1ona I Beneftts It Pays To Go To GAlliPOLIS BUSINEsS COUEGE Reg. 75-02-04?2 B 36 Locust Street Second Avenue Galhpoiis, Oh1o Ph. 446-4367 Ser~lce ol Thts New$paper S J I I I in a slow metlJO<ilcal manner to select a compatible tea!n to serve with him over the next four years Jordan flew here Sunday to brief Carter on some 70 potential candidates for the ca binet and other major poSItions in hls ndmhustrulion. He confirmed reports that Doar and Bergland were among them Doar, 55, a New York attorney, was counsel to the 'House Jud1ciary Committee for 1ts Impeachment mves\igat10n of Richard Nixon He also served 11s assistant attorney general m charge of the Civil Rights Division m the Johnso n admlmstra t10n, and held pos1hons m the Ju stice Department In the Eisenhower and Kennedy eras Bergland Is a fmnd and political protege of Minnesota Sens Hubert Hwnphrey and Walter Mondale, the v1ce preSident-elect. In another area, Carter told reporters his lega l staff Is reviewing the possibutty of expanding his forthcoming pardon of Vietnam draft evaders to mclude other war Dwing the demonstration a 'a Dusting POWdCI b Eau oe Parium 20Z ~ 0? ~ ~· d 31' C Eau de Parlull1 F lacon 2 5 0/ ') ,, d Eau de Par· tum Deca n ter J ~) 07 6'•0 e Eau de 1., 1 Partum Mist e j t 5oz 3''" J JY ~~ a I Gift Set w ith Eau de Par1 um M1 st I S 07 and • Bath POwder 3 O? s11aker 51'• Helena Rubinstein ~iii' ~·----_..._..._._.._.._.._.._...._._,_.-._.._, \.._I SWISHER lUHSt '-II Pharmacy Kenneth McCuiiOflilh, R Ph. Charles Rltfle, R. Ph . Ronald Hanning , R Ph Mon. thru Sat. 8 oo a.m. to' p m. I res1sters detained for 10 nunutes by pollee who stopped h1m taking photographs. On his release he found two tires on his car slllllhed. Dozens of uniformed and plainclothes policemen were oohandat the outset, pushing Into the crowd and ordering participants to diBperse. The 53-year-old Sakharov refused, saying he had a right to be In the park on Gorky Street. The physicist was jostled to an edge of the square and when he removed his hat ani attempted to speak he was hit by the snowball. The crowd surged around Sakharov in an apparent attempt to protect Sunday 10 30 to 12 ·30a nd 5 to9p m PRESCRIPTIONS "We're trying to decide how to word the pardon," be said in a brief chat outside the Plams Baptist Church Sunday. "It's going to be 4one the first week I'm in office, the different categorJes of PH 992-1955 1 Friendly Service \_ .lllE. 0penNightstll PDMEROY,O. i . ._.._.MAIN _ _....._.._....,..._...._.. _ 9. _;.._,.....,_._,_.J OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 M-EIGS HIGH SCHOOL "RESERVE" ba•ketball team, front, 1-r, Tim Coats, Bill Elkins, Chuck Kennedy, Raymond Andrews and ChriS Yeagur; back 1-r, Greg Becker, Dave Blake, Brent Stanley, Tom Hawley, Mike Triplett, and Coach Bruce Wikson The team IS f.l.l m the league, 1-1 overall him SIX years m psychiatnc hospitals, climbed oo a park bench and appealed to the crowd to remember Vladunrr Bukovsky Bukovsky, who began the Constitution Day demonstration to protest the Police moved in and began arrests of underground • pushmg demonstrators mto writers Yuri Dame! and • the street. Most of the Andrei Slnyavsky, has spent ~ ': - him. half his life m pnson and IS participa nts scattered and • At the same time, Pyotr presently in jail for violating Sakharov sa1d he escaped m a < Grigorenko, an ex-Soviet the rules of a prrson camp. car belongmg to a fore1gn "Freedom to Bukovsky ," correspondent. • army major general and war Sakharov satd poet and P't bero whose dissent earned the dissidents shouted. song Writer Alexander RoSSisky was arrested but not mjured. "We are afraid that th1s provocatiOn may lead to ~ ~ future arrests, H he told Western correspondents 13 ' ' § Lance predicts tax cut a certainty •• ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) Th<mas B. Lance, who will head the Office of Management and Budget In the Jimmy Carter White House, thinks a tax cut 11 is almost a certainty" when the new administration takes director of the Congressional Budget Office, also agreed In separate television Interviews - that a tax cut is needed. Brimmer said he favored a tax rebate early next year while Miss R1vhn suggested off lee. the e<:ooomy also could be But he aclmowledged that a bolstered qwckly by "putting goal of reducing more money mto public emunemployment to 6.5 per cent ployment programs already next year probably cannot be on the books," rather than awaiting new programs. achieved. Lance, an Atlanta banker Lance appeared on CBSwhom Carter announced tV's Face the Nat1on. Friday as his choice for the Brimmer and Miss R1vhn, OMB, said ''there are only so both of whom have been many things you can do" to rwnored as possible Carter improve the economy, and appointees, were on ABCme of them is a tax cut. TV's Issues and Answers Although optimistic that "The choices are so limited that I think you have to carter and Congress would C<lllider that as almost a "move fairly rapidly" to certainty," he said. 1mprove tlle economy, Lance was pessimistic about maJor Lane~ said he was "sure" Carter was considering , drops In unemployment next among other plans, a year. He said reduci ng proposal by Sen. Russell unemployment from 1ts Llllg, D-La., for a $10 billion current 8.1 per cent level to tax reduction. 6.5 per cent was "a good goal Two other Carter advisers, to have," but "! doubt from a former Federal Reserve praclical standpoint that we Bbard member Andrew are going to be able to Brlnuner and ADce Rlvlln, accomph~h that In 1977." JOHNSON REMODELING "''I 6 The AdYt:lfttstng Cour>crl ~~ Z Nati ona l Comm1ttee for Prevention of Child '11r Abuse, Box 2866, Ch1cago, IllinOIS 60690 I DEAR FRIEND of Michael Alt happens·to be a deer, wearmg a red neck nbbon to ward off hWJiers. Found 10 a haystack on a Barneveld, Wis , farm last June, it was raised on a bottie. ll has smce returned to the woods and a herd of wild dee•, but still viSits the farm daily for a snack of milk and crackers Westem correspondent was ~ We need your help. Write: OFFICE to (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.I-EAST COURT continued ~day, Job Placement Assistance For Graduates ' PLAINS. Ga. !UP! ) - VIolators Is sometlung we 're Carter plans to fly to President-elect Jimmy asseSSing now I don't know." Washington Wednesday Carter IS corisidering John Carter•s close adviser afternoon for a two-day round Doar, chief counsel for the Charles Klrbo heads a team of meetings with tramltlon Nixon impeaclunent inquiry , of lawyers preparing aides, members of Coogress, to be his attorney general, recommendations which the business leaders and according to a top a1de. President-elect hopes to Pentagon policy plaiUiers. Hmrultoo Jordan , Carter's rece1ve In a week or 10 days, On Sunday, Carter taught chief talent scout, confirmed an aide said , his Bible class for the first that Doar IS bemg W1th the selection of h(.g time since U1e election He COnSidered, and also told Cabinet expected to be said he intends to worship at reporters Rep Robert completed by Christmas, the nearest Baptist Church In Bergland, D-Mtnn., IS oo the Carter and his spee<;hwrlters Washington lnste•d of list for consideration as also planned to begin " ork moving In " famous secretary of agriculture. soon on his Inaugural preachers" to hold services Carter planned an early address in the White House morning trip to the polls today to vote m the Plains muniCipal electiOn for his brother Billy, who IS runrung for mayor against the Do s s11c w ls 11 lncwnben\ A l, Blanton, an fo r 111c 1noonair controller and part..tnne WI Sil liPOrl barber ~ St d l J C tvc 11cr The President -elect 1 BEGINNING Not so s1mple a statement, but very s1mply true. Child abuse hurt s you, our country, eve ryb ody It knows no boundanes of race, religion , income group or soc tal status Every year 1n the Umled States, an est1mated one m1111on children are abu sed by confused• ad~lts, and at least 2, 000 of those children die needless, pamful deaths. Fortunately something can be done If enough concerned Citizens help form local cns1s centers, selfhelp th erapy prog rams and other preventive programs, e1ghty percent of all ab users can be helped 1n the1r own communlhes Please. Wnte for more 1nformat1on on child abuse and what you can do to help prevent 1t · What will you do today that's more Important? · LOS ANGELES (UPI) The International League gave approval Sunday to the sale of the Pittsburgh owned franchise to the Columbus Baseball Team, Inc. of Columbus, Ohio, at the winter baseball meetings. The newly-formed Ohio club, named the Clippers, will be affiliated wlth the ,Pills· burgh Pirates chance to tell Rhodes about his grounds for taking action against Andrews. He said he was confident he was on firm legal ground for unposmg the suspens1on, but refused to reveal m advance what be woUld do about his own job sw1tch. "I'm not saying, 11 Cook said. "I'm gomg to fight and wm. I want to battle publicly." , Andrews Indicated during the weekend that he would take his new assignment with the transportation department , Cook said he was not pleased that he had not had the chance to talk to Rhodes personally about the s1tuatioo. Cook and Andrews met separately With two of Rhodes' top aides, who then made recommendations to Rhodes late last week 1 Child abuse hurts everybody. Franchise sold to Columbus State Highway Patrol Supt. . Cook llep down as Ohio to Chiaramonte's job as head Highway Safety director. of the Operation Crime Alert ROOdes appointed former and the Organl%ed Crune Prevention Council.-. Cook said be plans to g1ve Rhodes a letter about the matter today. "I'll have plenty to say m that," Cook said. "l" m right all the way and I'm going to win." Also ousted Fnday was state Motor Vehicle Registrar Curtis Andrews who changed positions, eflectlve today, wtth Dean L. M~W (UPI) - They came u they have e~ry year Dollison, who was deputy since 1985, dissldimts led by director for admuustration in : " Nobel Peace laureate Andrei the Ohio Department of Sakharov, to observe a Transportation Rhodes said the moves minute of silence In what Sakharov called "solidarity were made to end the lengthy with the millions of VIctims of feud between Cook and · ~ People who -know me the Stalinist terror and those Andrews that came to a head who are suffering In prisons when Cook suspended know I do not make a move Andrews, a decisiOn which Without the facts," Cook sa1d for their convlctioos." For years police had Rhodes cancelled. in reference to Andrews Cook said he wanted the suspension. refused to let them stage their Coostltution Day vigil at the statue of 19th century Rusalan poet Alexander Pushkln In the center of Moacow, But since 1973 they bad been tolerated. 11lls year there was trouble again. Someone in the crowd luirled packed snow and dirt at the bar~eaded Sakharov, at least one other dissident was arrested and what was meant to be a peaceful gathering degenerated into a melee with pollee moving 1n to diBperse the crowd of several hundred. ''This hooligan act was staged by KGB (secret pollee) agents. It Is a provocation against the people who carne here legally to support the cause of human rights ," Sakharov said following the demonstration NAME AGE ADDRESS ......_----1 PHONE--- - CITY _ _ _ _ __ (Are )OU a Sagmarlus? Bernice Osol has wrttten a speCial Astro· Thursday with Mr and Mrs Graph Lafler for you For your Ray Wisema n and Mr. and copy send 50 cents and a selladdressed, stamped envelope to Mrs Robert Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Epple Astro·Grnph P 0 Box 489, RadiO C1ly Statmn, New York, spent a few days recently NY 10019 Be sure to ask lor with her daughter, Jerry In SafJittaous VOlume 1 ) Sandusky, Ohio. COLUMBUS (UPI) Daaald Cook II8J'll he still' Col. Robert Chiaramonte "bu plenty to Ay" to Gov. Friday as the new sale tv Jamie A. Rhodes, who made director. He appointed Cook STATE ZIP Return Tills Ad and Div. lll Finals Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fryd" St John's (Mtnn) 31 Towson man of Columbus and Jane 51 28 Whitehead, student at Ohio NAIA DIVISION 1 UmverSJty, Athens, spent the Is weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Texas A&Seminftna I 57 Wsn Colorado Ernest Whitehead and Jull. 14 Mrs Opal Randolph and Cenl Ark. 10 Elon 8 (of) Mr and Mrs Charles Hauber Scores attended the 25th weddmg Flor1da Other A&M 26 Central Sf aruuversary of Mr. and Mrs. (0 I 21 Ray Hall at Coolville. Houston 21 Mtaml (Fia ) 16 Jim Demson of Rutland and Texas 29 Arkansas 12 Mrs. Helen Archer spent Te>o:as Tech 24 Bay lor 21 ThanksgiVIng with the Don Coleman family at Columbus. Mrs Bess Larkins viSited w1th her daughter, Mrs. DoriS Marks at Chester ThanksCULVER CITY, Calif. giving Day. other guests at (UP!) - Liooel Ortega, 22, of the Marks home were Mr. the Unrverstty of New and Mrs. Jun Carruthers and Mexico, and Julie Brown, 21, Penny of Louisville. of Cal State Northridge, Thanksgiving dinner guests shared honors Sunday In the at the Hetzer-Bise home were combmed 29th annual Mr and Mrs Jeff Foster and Western Hemisphere and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie thrrd national AA U Women:s Bigley and Mr and Mrs Fred Marathon. B1se · Ortega, who said he VJSltmg recently with Mr. stopped briefly twice, and Mrs. Law~ence Rose was finished the 26 6 mile race Ul Mrs Earl Dean of Pomeroy 2:18.6. Brown, running ber Rd . first marathon ever, Rick Hauber has returned shattered the nat10nal AAU to his home here from w<men's record by about one V1rgima Beach, Va. nunute m fmlshing in 2:45.32. Robin Humphrey, student Ortega said his goal is to at Oh1o State UmversJty, make the 1980 U.S. Olympic Columb'us spent her holiday team as a marathon entry. vacation with her parents, He finished more than three Mr. a nd Mrs Charles nunutes ahead of runner-up Humphrey. Tom Lee of the Culver City Recent dinner guests at the Athletic Club. Lee was timed Williams • Balderson home '"2 .21:41. were Mrs Hazel Balderson, V10nna, W. Va ., Bill Dietz of Columbus and George Ar· nold. Mrs. Rose Thomas and Mrs Opal Randolph visited w1th Mrs. Dorothy R~ebel of Belpre reCently. David Weber, student at Ohio Umvemty, ' Athens, spent the .holiday vacation -.rth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denvel -Weber and Mark 'Mr. and ~rs RawleJgh Hetzer and family of Akron visited at the Hetzer-Bise home dur~ng the hobday, ' ,..l Mr and Mrs. John Calaway and family of Marion visited w1th Mrs. V1rgima Walton and Susie for Thanksgiving -Mrs. L. Balderson CIN-CINNATI (UP!) Cincinnati Reds' ' 'President Bob Howsam says manager Sparky Anderson will have his entire 1976 coaching staff back next season to help the club try for Its third straight world cllamplonshlp. Howsam says coaches Ted Kluszewskl, Larry Shepard, George Scherger and Rus8 Nixon all have been tehlred for 197?. Anderson's contract :' Brent, South Point; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones and Tracy, Londoo, and Walter Riggs, Middleport, brother of Mrs Fischer. Many gifts and cards were received and acknowledged by the honored couple. Mr and Mrs. Fischer, the fonner Hattie Riggs of Ma$0n, W. Va., were united In marriage on Nov . 15, 1921i, at Pl. Pleasant, W. Va., and have lived most of their married life In the Potneroy area. Mr. Fischer retired from the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. 1n 1971. Un1ted Press lnternattonal Reedsville News Notes Otamps' staff is ~~ J Doar may be picked . for new Atty. General Fired official will say plenty '{t: S i, •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS •ALUM. SIDING •BATllS •VINYL SIDING •ROOFS FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 992·7608 "I thmk It's going to be very, very difficult to do so," Lance said. 11 That doesn 't mean that we shouldn't set a goal ,, (but ) 1 rather doubt that anybody could say that we are gomg to be able to reduce unemployment by 1.5 per cent next year ,11 In an mterv10w m U.S. News and World Report, outgmng Treasury Secretary Wilham E. Simon said he would wait until early next year when fourth quarter economic fLgures are m before decHiing 1! a tax cut IS needed. He S8ld if further economiC stimulus IS necessary, 1t SUSPECT SHOO' CLEVELAND (UP! ) Robert Kmght, 20, was fatally shot and a tavern owner's wife wounded m an attempted robbery at the tavern Sunday, police sa1d Homicide detectives said the victim was killed by the owner of the Dandy Bar after he shot and wounded the bar owner's IN EVERY STORE! For m er chand1 se at local stores. IS lo be g1ven away at eac h drawing . POMEROY 1976 Gold Star CHRISTMAS GIVE-AWAY • At Gold Star Stores ~ ~ · · ' . - v/ ,-, ·::.v \\.\.· \ \ 1 '')\' . ~ ~ ~ (/) LLI a: :::> I- ~I SPONSORS ~ ~ COO£ (614)--, L_ 252-3181 _J ~ Serv tce, Partta l s, Extract tons, ~ ~ X· ~ ~ ~ RIVIERE C~NTER 949 E ll•• ..,·n• : COLUMBU S, CtiiO 43205 'You 'i! "imdl Tomorrow I[ You 7ulct ( rm UJ l' om I r• rh 'l' o ./. ,:.' 11 MOI'l:l/IY THROU GH FRIDAY 8 30 AM. TO 6·30 P .M. • \ 1 Drawing-December 23 3 @ ~ ~ For a 25" G. E. Color Console T.V. which is on display at Athens County Savings & Loan In Pomeroy. . ~ a ~ ~ l'olo purchase IS necessary. Ttckets a a~ , ·;'\_· \\ -:,\ ,. ~~... ....., Wmners will be notified. ~ ~ CONTRIBUTORS Ewing Funeral Home ~ One or Two Day Ful l Denture ~ ~ ~ ~ ( ~ FOR PRICES CA!ol. COLLECT r=""AREA • ~ DR A J STAEHLI DR K H CHU NG DR VICTOR Y LIANG '3 u / ( \///(.' are free Need not be present to win . ~ ~ DR. RONALD F. RIVIERE @ ~ @ @ 15 Drawings-December 4 15 Drawings- December 11 15 Drawings-December 18 Get Ftee Tickets ~ DENTISTRY ~ 45- 110.00 Gift Certificates Kinsey, who was I" fa1r eondi\ion at a local hospital Police sa1d Knight and a compamon had been dnnking m the tavern when they were asked to leave so the owner could close the bar Pollee said instead, Knight grabbed the bar owner's wife, pulled a gun and demanded money Pollee said when the owner refused, Kmght shot the should be in the form of a tax cut rather than increased woman, wounding her in the bead and the bar owner th en federal spe nding. shot and killed Kmght A ruling on whether to charge Amer~can poet Joyce bar owner George Kinsey, 41!, Kilmer was born Dec. 6, 1886 was to be made Monday. ~< PRIZES Georgia wife, ~ ~ 1 Pomeroy Flower Shop Pomeroy Fabric Shop Ne Isons 0 rug Store Swisher & Lohse Drug K & C Jewelry Goessler's Jewelry Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Nat. Bank Elberfelds Dept. Store New York Clothing ' Marguerites Shoes Chapman's Shoes Moores Sears , ndmark La Frances Florist Simons Market Powell's Super Valu Krogers S1mons Pick A Pair G & J Auto Parts J & R Sports Sho p Simons Gift center Stifflers Meigs Inn DHale Warner Ins . Ag. enry Cleland Realty K & .. arr an Zandl Motor "armers Bank Athens Co. Savings & Loan Royal Crown Bottling Reuter- Brogan Ins. Agency ~eaford Realty omeroy Motor Co. ~ahily Sentinel v vJ. ~~~.~essenger ~ ~ ~ a~ a ~ @ ~ @ a : 'f/!1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~' �I, 7-The ~ySentinti, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, Dec. 6, !976 6-'l'lle uauy :;enunel, Mlddl~r1-l'omeroy , 0 , Monday, !let. 6. 1976 BOA ROOF NOTICE TO MEIGS COUNTY MEIGS COUNTY CONTRACTORS COMMISSIONE~S COMMISSIONERS STATE OF OHIO No t•c e to fqutprneni ~D e a le r s tiot l ce to Motor Veh lct e DEPARTMENT OF In a cc or d ~ nee •w i th Sec t•on TRANSPORTATION Oe:.tlers 307 86 of th e Oh•o Rc •n sed In accot ~a nee w1 th Sec t to n Columbus , Ohto Codt' ~e ale d b tds wdl be LETART FALLS - The 307 ,' 6 of the Oh10 R cv l§e d November lf. tf76 r Cl e tv c d by The Me1qs (:nuntu Cot! e, sea led b tds w ill be contract Sales legal annual Christmas dlllller of Comm tSSton ... ·~ ' ~~~ ntt tcc rect tved by th e M etgs Count y Copy No 76 98J '"the Cour t Ho use. PornPrOy , the United Methodist Women con .miss ion ers In the tr offi ce UNIT PRICE CONTRACT In the Court House . Pomer oy, seated pr oposal s wtll be Oh tO >~ n f.Q un t i l I , uU A,.,~ un of the Letart Falls Methodist Ohio 4oS169 , un lit 10 00 A M on received a 1 the o ff tee ot the Ue c embe r 20th 10"' ' c.ll Wh iCh Otrec tor ot th e Otuo Depart titT'P ... nr1 1JI<~u. 111e b tds w tl l be Church was held Wednesday December 70t h 1976, at Wh tch op enea and relld ~t l ouct for liH. night at the home of Mr. and 1 me and plac e the b tdS Wtll be mf'n t of Tr~ ns p o rlat1on . Jpened lind read alou d for the Columbus, Ohio until 10 00 purchase of a new dteset Mrs Don Bell. ,. M Oh ro Standar d Ttm e, eng ine dnven motor grader follow ing v et<t tc tes ~ Guesta were· seated at a Tuesday De cembe r 14, 1976, equ ipp ed Wtth SCiU tf ilr , Md Bids must be subm tll ed '" manufa ctur es st ana&rd ac separate propo sa ls . ea ch for tm pr o'ol ements In table covered in red C f'~s o ne s Ath ens G ~ llr a , Guernsey , prop osa l to met! ' the con Th e follow ing spectft c atlon s featuring white decorations d lllons and spe Ctlt ca lt ons as Ho cking M et gs, M on ro e , follows Mor gan Nobl e. Vmlon and to be c on! lder ed as m1nimum PROPOSAL NO I Wn hlng to n Counties , Oh lo, on r equ1rem ent s f or th e 9rad er 1 ~~ En g tn e d iesel ( 4) 1 - One 1977 mode l dump vanous sec t1ons on ATH U S trt.J ck wtth a Peabody Gat to n Routes 33 , 33F and 50 Sla te cytmder 125 net horsepower w or equrvalent dump body 108 " Rout es 7 13 , 56 78 , 114 1·i3. dry type a ir c leaner '2 ~ Tran smt ss•on con stant )( 84 )( 30" Ma.d afld ta tlgat e 144, 218 , 329 , 346 fJ17 , 55 0 681. w ith ct>nler door rn gat e 68 2, 685, 690 and 691 In Athens rnes h 6 speed 3 - Ctut c; h Oil type w m ini mum Stle 16 " X 10 " 1.u 11 a 329 346 , 356 , opentng )77 550 681 681 . separate pum p and od supply 4 - Bas e wei ght 15, 000 lbs 2 - Heavy duty 8 ' ho ts ! w tlh 685 , b90 and 691 In Athens 5 - Tandem dr tve w 4 whee l P T 0 and levt' r ~ ~ County , GAL U S Route JS , power brak es 3 - l• c ~b protect or wtlh ?" St ate Rout es 7, 141 , 160, 718 HOUSTON (UP! ) 6 - 13 x / 4 men 11 ply It res w ing s 133, 17 9, 3/5, 554 588 and 735 tfl front and re ar , 10" nms Herman Kresse would like to 4 Cab hghts 4 cor ner State Gatt ta Count y GUE 1 Blad e 12 toot power do for the okra seed what light s and 6 refle ctor s Ro utes 83 146, 3 ~0 and 821 m Shtfl mold boar'd 5 - Mud flaps Guern sey Count y , HO C U S George Washmgton Carver 8 - ROP S cab complete w 6 - Whee l base n ' cab to Rout e 33 . Sta re Routes 56, 78. re c ~rcu l arm g 2 tan hearer . a x le or sut lable tor bo dy 93 180 '2 16 . 118. 327 , 3'2 8, 37 4, defroster and wtndsh t eld did for the peanut : convert a 7 - 14 000 lbs G V W or 595 M4 and 678 In Hoc~ t ng wtper nm-of-themlll plant Into a heavter , County MEG U 5 R OUIC JJ , 9 Control s Hydraul•c superfood. 8 - 7 000 lbs 1 Beam front St al e Rou te s 7 124 143 , 248 over postl •ve rne chan tc a l llllttt' "We hwnans are eating the 338 346, 681 684 689 and 691 tn cont rol on blade lilt s Stde shtft 9 - 18 ,500 tb s 1 spe ed rear State and c ~rct e reverstng Metgs County MOE wrong part of the okra plant ax le Route~ 7 , 16 , 78 145 379 556 10 - Ltghts 2 front 2 r ear 10 ..... 5 sp ee (l synchr om esh to realize the most food 724 and 800 tn Monroe Cou nt y turn Stgnals w 4 way fl asher t ran s m1 S ~ton direc t m t tt th MRG Stlllt e Routes 37 60 , 76 potential from It," sa1d 11 Hourmeter foot ac 11 - 360 cu tn V 8 ga s 83 ?66 284 329, 339 , 376 377 celerator , pow er ste ert ng Kresse, who hopes study of eng rne or lar ger 555 and 669 tn Morgan Coun t y bu cket seat 12 ..... d 00 0 tbs m tn•m um NOB l n l er:s!a te Route 77 , the plant will earn him 12 ~ Sca rifi er 9 tooth V tr on t spnn g capa ctty State Routes 78 , 83 , 14 5 146 typ e Umverslty of Texas graduate IJ - 11 ,000 lbs mtntmum 147 , 115 , 260 , 185 313 339 )40, 13 - l~ 'o'OII el e<lrt c system rear sprtng capa ctty degrees in commuruty health 564, 566 ,5 74 , 724 761 and 811 tn 14 - Co lo r Omaha Orange 14 - Au x il i ary rear Spr~t,g s Noble County V I N U S "W e eat the food pod when 15 Trad eln One 1965 15 - Combmat to n r ear and Rout e 50 State Rou tes 56, 93 Model LWS440 Grader WtthOUI fro nt atrect ronal stgnal ltghts It's green and very yoiUig and 124 160 278 32~ . 327 , 356, 671 , pu sh block two 1968 T S 16 - TraH tc hazara sw itc h 6 77 , 683 and 689 In VIn ton Altce Cha tmer Sc r aper pans the food value is very low 17 - 01al ele ctr tc horns County , WAS I nterstate as Is comparatively," said Kresse, 18 - H ear er and defro ster Rou te n u s Route 50. Stale B,Ldder to sub m it deta iled ~19 - Two spee c:t wtndSh telc:t Routes 7 26 60 83. 124 . 145 , spel:t f tcaltons of equrpmcnl 47, a career chenust. wtpers an d washer s U.iO 339 530 , 550. 555 , 618. 676 Off Ned Kresse said study has 20 - Po wer steertng and 871 tn washtngton County A dealer 's represental t\le 21 - 900 >< 70 11 pl y fro nt by 11pplylng center ltnes and shall pr ovt de mstruc t lons m shown mature okra pods, r.re s htghway tr ead 7 rtms tane li n es the proper operahon s and brittle, brown and up to a foot 21 - 950 X 20 12 ply r ear tt r es Pavement Width - vartes mamtenan ce, at the l tme of loog, contain seeds bearing on and off r oad tread 7" rtm s Work Length - Vartes deltvery 23 - One add tl ronal 7" rtm The date set tor completton almost as much protein as Th e dea ler and manufa c 24 - Ca st spoke whee l s at !hts w ork sha ll be as se t turer shall provid e a one year soybeans, good vegetable oil, 25 ~ Hea v y duty clutch forth tn th e btdd tng proposal ' warran t y l or th e grad er and 26 He a vy dUty br ake Ea ch bt dder shal l be attachments supp lied T h e vitamins, nunerals and fiber . Moster wtlh 7 rear brakes requtred to fil e wtth htS br d a warr an ty penod Shall not "We visualize that you 27 - Heavy du t y bumper cert if ied c h ec~ or ca\i ht er's ltm lt opera tm g hOurs and front tow hooks could make margarine, c h ec~ for an amo unt equal to On e compl et e set of part s 28 - L H and R H sentor fi ve per cent of hu btd , bu t m sc r v tce mayonnaise or anything you r ep a tr and west coast mtrrors no eve-n t more than f tfty operatton 's manual Shri ll b e could make out of other 29 - 70 amp battery thousa nd dol la r s or a bond for pr ov• ded wtth each untt 30 50 amp or tarQcr vegetable oils, You could ten per ce nt of hiS b1d , payable B•dder to spe ctfy ltm c ot at t e rn~~ tor to the Director grmd the seeds mto Dour. Out de l tvery 31 - Cab grab handl es L B tdd er s must apply on the Dealers to furn• sh th e r own of the protein, we could make andR proper f orm s lor qualtlt cal ton b•d for- ms T h ~ fron t of th e 3? - Full depth foam ben ch at least ten ctays prto r to the en vel ope enclosmg the btd s meat analogs (substitutes) ." sell I , heavy duty lrtm date set f or opentng btds tn m u st be marke d ' m ot or Kresse believes the plant 18 33 - Heavy duty ft~ c tory acc ordan ce wtth Chapt er S575 grader btd " remforced fra me a potential boon, especially Ohro Revtsed Code The Cou n ty Com m tsston cr s 34 - Color Omaha Oran ge Pl an s c1nd spe c ll•catrons ar e may accept the low es t btd or for unmechamzed Third 35 - Th e front of the en on Id e tn the Department of sele c t the best btd for the velo pe enclo stn g the b 1d must Tr ansportatton and the ollrc e tn t ended purpo se and r es erv e World agricultures. be marked ' Dump Tr uc ks 11 of the D t strt ct D eputy th e rtght to rctec t any or al l You can make it grow in Pr oposa l No 1 ' Dtrector btds and or an y part ther e P ROPOSAL NO 2 crumbly soil. It can grow in The D•rec tor r e}erves th e 1 - Same spectft cattons as r igh t 10 relect any ofnd all b•d s You r s any so il where the proposal no 1 Mnrlha Cha m b er s temperature reaches 65 2 . . _ Th e fron t of the en RICHARD D JACK SON C INk Me tgS Cou nt y velope en closmg the btd mu st degrees Fahrenheit and you D IR ECTOR Board of Commr5 !i ton ers be marked Dump Tru cks Rev81773 have a two-month growing Pr oposa l No 1 PROPO SA L NO J season (11 ) 29 [17 ! 6 1t c ( 121 6 13, 2tc 1 - On e 1977 1 ' ton model " It doesn't req wre a lot of p1d:up truck 1 ~ 350 cu tn v 8 gas moistur~ once you get a crop en gtne r egular or leaded gas up It 's qulte drought NOTICE T O BIOOERS 3 - Hea11y duty front and Sea led proposal s w!ll be r ear spnngs 4 Hea11y duty power recet ... ed by the Board of Educatton of th e Southern bretkes Lo cal School Dl stn ct at the S - Power steerm g Sou lhe rn Local Htgh School 6 - AM F M retd lo 1 - Full depth loam ben ch off tc e a 1 Rac ine Ohio , unttl twelve o c lock. ( 12 00 1 noon , seat , heavy duty tnm t tme , B - H 78' X 15" fires , steel prevall tng .... local TUE SD A Y DECEMBER 7, betted radt a l t tres Bernt c e Bede Osol 1976 and open ed tm medratetv 9 - Ont' addtltonal H 78 ' X For Tueld•r. Dec. 71 1178 ts " tire and r im stee l be tted the r eaft er , for the fu rnt shmg of all m a tertals and per ARIES (Moroh 21 -Aprlt 11) Mr. and Mrs. David HarriS ra dial 10 - Co mbtnatton r ear and formtng al l labor tor th e Avoi d plck tl'lQ at ltttle faults and family of Xenia vis1ted at Hea t tng and Venttlatr n g 1 front dtr ec tton al Stgt'lal l tgh ts wlthtr1 your own lamlly tod ay the home of Mr aifd Mrs Con tra c t tor 11 - TraffiC hazard sw tl ch Enjoy th e good thln9s In life you ADDITION S TO Homer Circle, Verna and 12 - Dual elec trt c horn s SO UTH E RN LOCAL h8'o'8 13 L H and R H Jr west ., Wavie, recently HI GH SC HOOL coas t m 1 r rors ' TAURUS (April 20·Moy 20) Be RACINE , Ot--110 Wilham and Cathy 1d - Heat er and defroster P l an s and spec d tc al ton s carelul comm unicating today 15 - Two speed wmdSh teld Carleton of Racine spent may be o b tamed lrom the You m1gh t write o r say wtpers and washers Arc h tle c ts , Ees l ey , Lee , Sunday evenrng With 16 - H eavy duty shocks something th at omtt s an tmpor~ Vargo & Cassady 316 Fr on t 17 - R ear step bumper at Carmel. relatives tan t pomt It could co me back to S•r eel. Martella , Oh io, ·15750. 18 Au tomatt c trans Mrs Richard Young and tor a deposit of S25 WhtCh wtll haunt you m oneywtse m ission 19 50 amp or larger be r efund ed tl th e documents GEMINI (Moy 2t.Juno 20) A fanuly spent the weekend are retur n ed unmark ed and m a \le r na tor good condllton wtlhtn ten days sharp hustler cou ld sell you the with Mr and Mrs. Edaon 20 - 131 5" wheel base af ter btd due date Should no Brooklyn Brtdge today If you en - Roush. 21 - T he front of the en 11elope enc lo stng the btd must proposa l be submll ted and the counter a fast-pttch arttst, head Mr. and Mrs. James Circle drawtng s and spect flcat tons In the other, directio n be marked " Ptc kup truck are not r e turn ed flye days of New Haven, W Va.,were Propos&I No 3 " be fore th e btd du e dat e the CANCER (Juno 2t·Julr 22) You at the home of Mary Circle a PROPOSAL NO 4 1 One 1977 4 door lu ll llmount of the deposd writ mtght come across a domi na nt recent Sunday. be lorfe tled passenger ca r personality who II try to do your Btds will be rece t ved on Mr. and Mrs Arthur Earl 2 - 350 cu tn V 8 ga s th tnk lng for you tod ay Don't HEATING & en gtne reg ular or leaded gas Johnson and daughter, Sheryl 11sten Her answers won 't benefit VENTILATING J - H eavy duty suspens to n CONTRACT you LeAnn , spent Sunday af4 - 116" WB , m tnrmum All proposa ls must contam 5 - Pow er steert ng ' ternoon wlth Mr, and Mrs the name ol ev er y pH son LEO (July 23-f•ug. 22) An In6 - Power brakes theretn , be sub tnt er ested Douglas Johnson of Racine quisitive person will try to pry 7 AutomatiC trans mt t ted on forms l urn tshed bY 1n1o your affa trs today Take miSSIOn the Archttcct s and b e ac 8 Factory a tr con companted bY a sat isfa ctor y care You tend to talk too much d11ton lng 9 - H R 78 15 B steel belled Sur ely Bond or a Certtt tcd VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopl. 22) You ve Check on a b ank domg r adial tires bustness m the State of Ohto had somethtng on the back 10 - One add if ton& I HR 78 burner for some time Don't talk 15 B ltre anrl rrm stee l belled tn the ;tmoun t of 5 percent of the tota l va lue of the btd m too mu ch It may not turn out exT r edlll l cludtng all add alternates Btd actly as you think 11 will 11 - AM Flv\ ~o 12 - 18 gallon gas ta nk , secu r rty wtll be ret urned wr thtn ten days afl er contrac t LIBRA (Sop!. 23·0ct. 23) The Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frum mtntmum work has been executed btg obstacles you can hand le In 13 - V Inyl Trtm and M1sty and Paul Anderson 14 - lnstde adtustab le left Fa 1l ure of any btdder to enter strtde today, but you tend to trip tnt a and execut e a co nt racl lor VISited their brother, Mr. and side mtrror , laclorv over the little things Don 't make 15 Rear wtndow the wo r k covere d by the mountains out of molehills Mrs. Andy Anderson Thankspr oposa l h e has sub mtll ed . defroster , factory giving Day in Dunbar, W. Va withi n ten days foll o w ing 16 - Color Wht tc SCORPIO (Oot. 24-NOY. 22) nott ce of awar d of 17 - The fr ont of the en Dorothy Boggs of Shade Usually you 're a te st study Tove lope enclosing th e b1d must such wo r k to 1'11(11 , shall cau se calletl on Mr and Mrs. Earl be marked " Pa ssenger Car , the bid secu r tt y to be co m e day, lhe light on your thinking lorfetled by lhe bi dd er lo th e cap Is on dim . You'll 1rlp on McGrath Sunday. Proposal No 4 ' Btdder to f Urnish thetr own Owner es liq uidated damages things lhat wouldn't ordinarily Tim Bishop and Junior btd form s and subm tl each btd and not as a penalty because laze you h l a tl u~e on the part of Payne of this area killed a of suc on separ ate forms , Btdder to spect fy ttme of t)1e btd der BAQITTARIUB (No•. 23·Doc. deer first day of huntmg Each btdder shall be delivery 21) Being careless with your season prepared , tn lhe event ne IS the The County Com m tsstoners resourc es to day co uld b e may accept the lowest btd or accepted bidder , to fur ntsh Don Anderson and children se lect the best btd for the pe rforma nc e and payment traumatic Only little th ings may of Greenville, S. C. visited Intended purpose, and reserve bond s. tn the for m sat tsfa ctory be tnvol'o'ed , but one could be over weekend with Mr and the rtght to retect any or al l to the Owner tn the amount of "Valuable - Uke a diamond. 100 percent ot the cont ra ct btdS and or any part thereof prtce . guara nt ee tn g th e CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 11) Mrs. Jerry Frwn and Paul success f ul completion of the Yo ur thi nking can be 'o'ery mer- Anderson, Mr. and Mrs Carl Yours work btd upon an d payment of curial today. Home·ln on one Sampson and Mrs. Bessie MMtha Ch amber s el l obl1gat tons a rt slng Cleric Metgs Cou nt y beam and stick with lt. "Graham. the r etrom Board of Proposa ls may be mailed or Com m tSS I Oner~ Mr and Mrs. Charles AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) de ltvered If malted . se ntrvla So meone who has used you In Sheets were weekend guests regtste r ed mail In time for btd !12) ~ 13 2tc Bi dd er s sha ll the past again tries to take ad ~ of Mr. and Mrs Mark Mc· open in g designate on the cnvt'lope that "Vantage of your good nature Be Daniels of Shiloh, Ohio While 11 tS a sea led bid ind ica te the on your guard AWAIT AUTOPSY there they took a tour of the .project bemg bid', th e di viSion MIAMI BEACH, Fla. upon wh ich he IS btddtng , the PISCES (Fob. 20·Morch 20) Malabar !ann home of Louis ( UPI l - Authorlties are name and add r f'SS of b1dder Talkative people turn you all toBromfield , world famous addressed to day If you're at a social gatherawaiting final autopsy results andso uthern Loc al Board of author , Ing doni all next to someone txJ the cause. of death of rock Educalton Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hull who you know Is gabby Souther n Lo ca l Htgh Schoo l guitarist Tommy Bolin, who Ractne Ohto 45771 and Clara Hull of Waldo, Dr. wu found dead m hill hotel Th e Owner r eser ves the and Mrs. Don Gibson and Gay ng ht to accept any bid, to room during the weekend. any or all Informalities Lynn of Rockville, Md., Mark Bolin, 25, hsd been In wa1ve m bids and or re lect any or all Gibson of Columbus were Miami f<r a rock coocert btds at his d lscretton ThanksgiVIng guests of Mr No bt d may be w !lhd r awn Dec. 7, tl71 Friday night. Formerly lead for a pertod of 45 days and Mrs. Bud Douglas. guitarist with "Deep By order or th e southern Being pennv·wlse and pound· Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid· Lo cal BoM d of Educa tion Purple," Bulin led his own Racme OhtO conscious Is a practice you " dleport called on Ava Gilkey should lollow this year The group at the coocert. Mrs Jane Wag ner. small amounts you save dally Friday. Clerk Afterwards, lrlends said, could add up by year's end. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clatk he returned to the Newport (1 1) IS . 22 29 (17 ) 6, ..ttc and falniiy , Chester, spent taOAADOF .~~·.·····:. .. . ..•'•:•!-............. ' ..... ' ..................". .. .....,. . ................... . ·········,·:-:" ••;.:. ···:·:·:· ···:·:· •••••• '• • ·:·:. ··o:X·.·o:·:•:O'•,o;;•:O:~·.·:·:•:O:•.• :.:•:• ;s:.,.,.,.._-v..-....v..""''>~:.!· "'._ Bells entertain Letart UMW ~~ Fischers feted ~ il on annzversary Il. Attending were Mr and Mrs, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Emest Shuler, Mr. and Mrl. Andrew Cross, Mr. ;md Mrs. Harold Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grirtun, Mrs. Inez Hill, Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Irma Wilson, Mrs Marjorie Hunt ~ohn Okra seed may ' become super food Astra- Graph Cannel News, By the Day Harrisonville Society News ~Your ~Birthday Hotel here and drank with other members of the band until2 a.m., when be retired. An hour later, frl~da found In 1975, the U S Senate him seml-cooscious on the Boor of his ballroom and put authorized a $2.3 billion him back in bed, At 7 am. emergency loan to save New Saturday he was found dead. York City from default. I ' resistant. The disease resistance Is relatively high. This gives you a very wide potential aroo of the world where it can be grown." One of okra's weaknesses oow is that it does not lend itself to the kind of machine, seed~o-harveat agrlcultW'O that has made the United states the breadbasket of the world. • "But here In the United States, we could get by today without It ," Kresse said. "There are areas of the world where It's needed and these probably would be markets before the Umted States.' ' Kresse said study remains to be done to detenrune the desirability of okra as a food crop. "We don 't want to encourage the public to go out and get a handful of okra · seeds and start eating them(' he said. "But we want them to be aware there IS a good food source probably to be had from the okra seed," Scores Mechanicsbur g 70 Plam Ci ty 58 New Albany 59 Bnggs 58 Newark 80 Cots Sou th 61 N Ol msted 79 Parma Va ll ey Forge 62 North wes tern 53 N or th easter n 45 Oberltn 65 Ely na West 58 Orrville 37 Wooster 36 Pa tn esvt ll e Har vey Bl Shertdan 65 Parma Padua 90 Cle Cen t Calh 46 Patn ck Henry 69 Riverda le 49 Perr y 61 Akr E 55 Port Cltnton 87 Sandusky Perk1ns 46 R tdgedale 109 L ancas t er F tsher 56 R rdgewood 59 Za nes Rose cr ans 42 Sa lem 68 Cle John Adams 66 South Centra l 63 Lucas 61 South Rang e 63 Crestvrew 49 Soufhmgton 73 Ledgmont 38 Spr Ca th Cent 69 Spr Shawnee 66 Spr N 66 Day Shver s Pa tter son 57 Str ongsvil le 66 Westlake 64 Stryker 67 Fatrvtew 38 To1 51 Francrs 71 Tol Whit mer 55 Tuscar Ca th 10 2 Carroll ton St Ed 43 U School 51 KJSk l (Pal Prep 53 Up per Arli ng ton ?0 Cols Ready 47 Upper Sandus ky 82 Wy nford 60 ' Warr en J F K 58 How land 56 Warr en Res 102 Erte (P.a l Tech 68 • Waterloo 71 Fteld 66 Wet rlon (W Val Madonna 70 Mmgo 67 Welltnglon 73 New London 59 We lt ~v tlle 61 Steubenv t!le 31 Wlckllfle 71 Willoughby S 53 Yell ow Spn ngs 69 Day K tser 63 Youngstow n Liberty 63 Chaney 87 Racine Mr. Dale Roush went to Columbus to v1sit his son and fanuly , Mr and Mrs. David Roush, Lorell and Benny. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Joe Wolfe have moved their . trailer home from Letart Fa Us to land in Racine recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs Albert Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster and children of Columbus spent the weekend with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs Ray Sayre at Roseville. and Mr. and Mrs. BeU. Following the dinner members had a short business meeting. The January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Inez Hill w1th a white elephant sale to be held. A total of 24 shut-In calls were reported during the month . Mrs. Hill read scripture and the program was presented by Mrs. Cross ·who used the theme "AD the World is Young at Christtnastime " The group sang carols. Readings Included "Star of the East" by Mrs. Shuler; "The Three Wise Women of the East" by Mrs. "A Christmas Cross; Miracle" by Mrs. Grimm, and " 'Tis the Season to be Frantic" by Mrs. Bell Don Bell closed the pro~am with a holday readmg. Contests and games were held With awards gomg to Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Roush. During the social hour a g1ft exc~ange was held. I :·: '• • ' •'• $ The golden wedding an- niversa'ry of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fischer was celebrated Thanksgiving Day at their home on Pomeroy Route 3. The fatnlly dinner was given br their daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills of Pomeroy Route 3, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Schwarz of Mason, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs Roger Jones of Baton Rouge, La. Attending were Marylu and Dave Mills, Pomeroy; Jeff Riley, Mr. and Mrs. carl Sch· warz and Heather, Jane Ann Schwarz, Steve Morris, Mason, W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Geer, Andrea and Saturday's College Football Results Playoffs NCAA Coli. Dlv. Playoffs Ho<anqtfa Trouble • agam at vigil ------------ Dtv II Semtfinills Receive Fr.!e Catalog Grantland Rice Bowl North Dakota St vs Monta na Sl. Knute Rockne Bowl Akron 29 No Mich igan 26 (ot) GBC ANNOUNCES VV 11\1 I 1: t1 CLASSES DEC. 6-9 DAY, EVENING OR ALTERNATING Choose the program that sutts you best : Executive secretary Secret anal Business Admtntslralion Jr. Accounltng General OHtce FINANCIAL AID IF YOU QUALIFY ret~ already covers 1977. Kluszewskl, Shepard and Scherger have been An· derson's coaches since be first became manager of the Reds in 1970 Nixon joined the staff a year ago, replacing Alex Granunas, who left to become manager of the Milwaukee Brewers. Nixon had managed Cincinnati !ann teams the prev1ous six years. A P~bltC Veterans : Call Us For Information On Your Educat1ona I Beneftts It Pays To Go To GAlliPOLIS BUSINEsS COUEGE Reg. 75-02-04?2 B 36 Locust Street Second Avenue Galhpoiis, Oh1o Ph. 446-4367 Ser~lce ol Thts New$paper S J I I I in a slow metlJO<ilcal manner to select a compatible tea!n to serve with him over the next four years Jordan flew here Sunday to brief Carter on some 70 potential candidates for the ca binet and other major poSItions in hls ndmhustrulion. He confirmed reports that Doar and Bergland were among them Doar, 55, a New York attorney, was counsel to the 'House Jud1ciary Committee for 1ts Impeachment mves\igat10n of Richard Nixon He also served 11s assistant attorney general m charge of the Civil Rights Division m the Johnso n admlmstra t10n, and held pos1hons m the Ju stice Department In the Eisenhower and Kennedy eras Bergland Is a fmnd and political protege of Minnesota Sens Hubert Hwnphrey and Walter Mondale, the v1ce preSident-elect. In another area, Carter told reporters his lega l staff Is reviewing the possibutty of expanding his forthcoming pardon of Vietnam draft evaders to mclude other war Dwing the demonstration a 'a Dusting POWdCI b Eau oe Parium 20Z ~ 0? ~ ~· d 31' C Eau de Parlull1 F lacon 2 5 0/ ') ,, d Eau de Par· tum Deca n ter J ~) 07 6'•0 e Eau de 1., 1 Partum Mist e j t 5oz 3''" J JY ~~ a I Gift Set w ith Eau de Par1 um M1 st I S 07 and • Bath POwder 3 O? s11aker 51'• Helena Rubinstein ~iii' ~·----_..._..._._.._.._.._.._...._._,_.-._.._, \.._I SWISHER lUHSt '-II Pharmacy Kenneth McCuiiOflilh, R Ph. Charles Rltfle, R. Ph . Ronald Hanning , R Ph Mon. thru Sat. 8 oo a.m. to' p m. I res1sters detained for 10 nunutes by pollee who stopped h1m taking photographs. On his release he found two tires on his car slllllhed. Dozens of uniformed and plainclothes policemen were oohandat the outset, pushing Into the crowd and ordering participants to diBperse. The 53-year-old Sakharov refused, saying he had a right to be In the park on Gorky Street. The physicist was jostled to an edge of the square and when he removed his hat ani attempted to speak he was hit by the snowball. The crowd surged around Sakharov in an apparent attempt to protect Sunday 10 30 to 12 ·30a nd 5 to9p m PRESCRIPTIONS "We're trying to decide how to word the pardon," be said in a brief chat outside the Plams Baptist Church Sunday. "It's going to be 4one the first week I'm in office, the different categorJes of PH 992-1955 1 Friendly Service \_ .lllE. 0penNightstll PDMEROY,O. i . ._.._.MAIN _ _....._.._....,..._...._.. _ 9. _;.._,.....,_._,_.J OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 M-EIGS HIGH SCHOOL "RESERVE" ba•ketball team, front, 1-r, Tim Coats, Bill Elkins, Chuck Kennedy, Raymond Andrews and ChriS Yeagur; back 1-r, Greg Becker, Dave Blake, Brent Stanley, Tom Hawley, Mike Triplett, and Coach Bruce Wikson The team IS f.l.l m the league, 1-1 overall him SIX years m psychiatnc hospitals, climbed oo a park bench and appealed to the crowd to remember Vladunrr Bukovsky Bukovsky, who began the Constitution Day demonstration to protest the Police moved in and began arrests of underground • pushmg demonstrators mto writers Yuri Dame! and • the street. Most of the Andrei Slnyavsky, has spent ~ ': - him. half his life m pnson and IS participa nts scattered and • At the same time, Pyotr presently in jail for violating Sakharov sa1d he escaped m a < Grigorenko, an ex-Soviet the rules of a prrson camp. car belongmg to a fore1gn "Freedom to Bukovsky ," correspondent. • army major general and war Sakharov satd poet and P't bero whose dissent earned the dissidents shouted. song Writer Alexander RoSSisky was arrested but not mjured. "We are afraid that th1s provocatiOn may lead to ~ ~ future arrests, H he told Western correspondents 13 ' ' § Lance predicts tax cut a certainty •• ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) Th<mas B. Lance, who will head the Office of Management and Budget In the Jimmy Carter White House, thinks a tax cut 11 is almost a certainty" when the new administration takes director of the Congressional Budget Office, also agreed In separate television Interviews - that a tax cut is needed. Brimmer said he favored a tax rebate early next year while Miss R1vhn suggested off lee. the e<:ooomy also could be But he aclmowledged that a bolstered qwckly by "putting goal of reducing more money mto public emunemployment to 6.5 per cent ployment programs already next year probably cannot be on the books," rather than awaiting new programs. achieved. Lance, an Atlanta banker Lance appeared on CBSwhom Carter announced tV's Face the Nat1on. Friday as his choice for the Brimmer and Miss R1vhn, OMB, said ''there are only so both of whom have been many things you can do" to rwnored as possible Carter improve the economy, and appointees, were on ABCme of them is a tax cut. TV's Issues and Answers Although optimistic that "The choices are so limited that I think you have to carter and Congress would C<lllider that as almost a "move fairly rapidly" to certainty," he said. 1mprove tlle economy, Lance was pessimistic about maJor Lane~ said he was "sure" Carter was considering , drops In unemployment next among other plans, a year. He said reduci ng proposal by Sen. Russell unemployment from 1ts Llllg, D-La., for a $10 billion current 8.1 per cent level to tax reduction. 6.5 per cent was "a good goal Two other Carter advisers, to have," but "! doubt from a former Federal Reserve praclical standpoint that we Bbard member Andrew are going to be able to Brlnuner and ADce Rlvlln, accomph~h that In 1977." JOHNSON REMODELING "''I 6 The AdYt:lfttstng Cour>crl ~~ Z Nati ona l Comm1ttee for Prevention of Child '11r Abuse, Box 2866, Ch1cago, IllinOIS 60690 I DEAR FRIEND of Michael Alt happens·to be a deer, wearmg a red neck nbbon to ward off hWJiers. Found 10 a haystack on a Barneveld, Wis , farm last June, it was raised on a bottie. ll has smce returned to the woods and a herd of wild dee•, but still viSits the farm daily for a snack of milk and crackers Westem correspondent was ~ We need your help. Write: OFFICE to (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.I-EAST COURT continued ~day, Job Placement Assistance For Graduates ' PLAINS. Ga. !UP! ) - VIolators Is sometlung we 're Carter plans to fly to President-elect Jimmy asseSSing now I don't know." Washington Wednesday Carter IS corisidering John Carter•s close adviser afternoon for a two-day round Doar, chief counsel for the Charles Klrbo heads a team of meetings with tramltlon Nixon impeaclunent inquiry , of lawyers preparing aides, members of Coogress, to be his attorney general, recommendations which the business leaders and according to a top a1de. President-elect hopes to Pentagon policy plaiUiers. Hmrultoo Jordan , Carter's rece1ve In a week or 10 days, On Sunday, Carter taught chief talent scout, confirmed an aide said , his Bible class for the first that Doar IS bemg W1th the selection of h(.g time since U1e election He COnSidered, and also told Cabinet expected to be said he intends to worship at reporters Rep Robert completed by Christmas, the nearest Baptist Church In Bergland, D-Mtnn., IS oo the Carter and his spee<;hwrlters Washington lnste•d of list for consideration as also planned to begin " ork moving In " famous secretary of agriculture. soon on his Inaugural preachers" to hold services Carter planned an early address in the White House morning trip to the polls today to vote m the Plains muniCipal electiOn for his brother Billy, who IS runrung for mayor against the Do s s11c w ls 11 lncwnben\ A l, Blanton, an fo r 111c 1noonair controller and part..tnne WI Sil liPOrl barber ~ St d l J C tvc 11cr The President -elect 1 BEGINNING Not so s1mple a statement, but very s1mply true. Child abuse hurt s you, our country, eve ryb ody It knows no boundanes of race, religion , income group or soc tal status Every year 1n the Umled States, an est1mated one m1111on children are abu sed by confused• ad~lts, and at least 2, 000 of those children die needless, pamful deaths. Fortunately something can be done If enough concerned Citizens help form local cns1s centers, selfhelp th erapy prog rams and other preventive programs, e1ghty percent of all ab users can be helped 1n the1r own communlhes Please. Wnte for more 1nformat1on on child abuse and what you can do to help prevent 1t · What will you do today that's more Important? · LOS ANGELES (UPI) The International League gave approval Sunday to the sale of the Pittsburgh owned franchise to the Columbus Baseball Team, Inc. of Columbus, Ohio, at the winter baseball meetings. The newly-formed Ohio club, named the Clippers, will be affiliated wlth the ,Pills· burgh Pirates chance to tell Rhodes about his grounds for taking action against Andrews. He said he was confident he was on firm legal ground for unposmg the suspens1on, but refused to reveal m advance what be woUld do about his own job sw1tch. "I'm not saying, 11 Cook said. "I'm gomg to fight and wm. I want to battle publicly." , Andrews Indicated during the weekend that he would take his new assignment with the transportation department , Cook said he was not pleased that he had not had the chance to talk to Rhodes personally about the s1tuatioo. Cook and Andrews met separately With two of Rhodes' top aides, who then made recommendations to Rhodes late last week 1 Child abuse hurts everybody. Franchise sold to Columbus State Highway Patrol Supt. . Cook llep down as Ohio to Chiaramonte's job as head Highway Safety director. of the Operation Crime Alert ROOdes appointed former and the Organl%ed Crune Prevention Council.-. Cook said be plans to g1ve Rhodes a letter about the matter today. "I'll have plenty to say m that," Cook said. "l" m right all the way and I'm going to win." Also ousted Fnday was state Motor Vehicle Registrar Curtis Andrews who changed positions, eflectlve today, wtth Dean L. M~W (UPI) - They came u they have e~ry year Dollison, who was deputy since 1985, dissldimts led by director for admuustration in : " Nobel Peace laureate Andrei the Ohio Department of Sakharov, to observe a Transportation Rhodes said the moves minute of silence In what Sakharov called "solidarity were made to end the lengthy with the millions of VIctims of feud between Cook and · ~ People who -know me the Stalinist terror and those Andrews that came to a head who are suffering In prisons when Cook suspended know I do not make a move Andrews, a decisiOn which Without the facts," Cook sa1d for their convlctioos." For years police had Rhodes cancelled. in reference to Andrews Cook said he wanted the suspension. refused to let them stage their Coostltution Day vigil at the statue of 19th century Rusalan poet Alexander Pushkln In the center of Moacow, But since 1973 they bad been tolerated. 11lls year there was trouble again. Someone in the crowd luirled packed snow and dirt at the bar~eaded Sakharov, at least one other dissident was arrested and what was meant to be a peaceful gathering degenerated into a melee with pollee moving 1n to diBperse the crowd of several hundred. ''This hooligan act was staged by KGB (secret pollee) agents. It Is a provocation against the people who carne here legally to support the cause of human rights ," Sakharov said following the demonstration NAME AGE ADDRESS ......_----1 PHONE--- - CITY _ _ _ _ __ (Are )OU a Sagmarlus? Bernice Osol has wrttten a speCial Astro· Thursday with Mr and Mrs Graph Lafler for you For your Ray Wisema n and Mr. and copy send 50 cents and a selladdressed, stamped envelope to Mrs Robert Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Epple Astro·Grnph P 0 Box 489, RadiO C1ly Statmn, New York, spent a few days recently NY 10019 Be sure to ask lor with her daughter, Jerry In SafJittaous VOlume 1 ) Sandusky, Ohio. COLUMBUS (UPI) Daaald Cook II8J'll he still' Col. Robert Chiaramonte "bu plenty to Ay" to Gov. Friday as the new sale tv Jamie A. Rhodes, who made director. He appointed Cook STATE ZIP Return Tills Ad and Div. lll Finals Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fryd" St John's (Mtnn) 31 Towson man of Columbus and Jane 51 28 Whitehead, student at Ohio NAIA DIVISION 1 UmverSJty, Athens, spent the Is weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Texas A&Seminftna I 57 Wsn Colorado Ernest Whitehead and Jull. 14 Mrs Opal Randolph and Cenl Ark. 10 Elon 8 (of) Mr and Mrs Charles Hauber Scores attended the 25th weddmg Flor1da Other A&M 26 Central Sf aruuversary of Mr. and Mrs. (0 I 21 Ray Hall at Coolville. Houston 21 Mtaml (Fia ) 16 Jim Demson of Rutland and Texas 29 Arkansas 12 Mrs. Helen Archer spent Te>o:as Tech 24 Bay lor 21 ThanksgiVIng with the Don Coleman family at Columbus. Mrs Bess Larkins viSited w1th her daughter, Mrs. DoriS Marks at Chester ThanksCULVER CITY, Calif. giving Day. other guests at (UP!) - Liooel Ortega, 22, of the Marks home were Mr. the Unrverstty of New and Mrs. Jun Carruthers and Mexico, and Julie Brown, 21, Penny of Louisville. of Cal State Northridge, Thanksgiving dinner guests shared honors Sunday In the at the Hetzer-Bise home were combmed 29th annual Mr and Mrs Jeff Foster and Western Hemisphere and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie thrrd national AA U Women:s Bigley and Mr and Mrs Fred Marathon. B1se · Ortega, who said he VJSltmg recently with Mr. stopped briefly twice, and Mrs. Law~ence Rose was finished the 26 6 mile race Ul Mrs Earl Dean of Pomeroy 2:18.6. Brown, running ber Rd . first marathon ever, Rick Hauber has returned shattered the nat10nal AAU to his home here from w<men's record by about one V1rgima Beach, Va. nunute m fmlshing in 2:45.32. Robin Humphrey, student Ortega said his goal is to at Oh1o State UmversJty, make the 1980 U.S. Olympic Columb'us spent her holiday team as a marathon entry. vacation with her parents, He finished more than three Mr. a nd Mrs Charles nunutes ahead of runner-up Humphrey. Tom Lee of the Culver City Recent dinner guests at the Athletic Club. Lee was timed Williams • Balderson home '"2 .21:41. were Mrs Hazel Balderson, V10nna, W. Va ., Bill Dietz of Columbus and George Ar· nold. Mrs. Rose Thomas and Mrs Opal Randolph visited w1th Mrs. Dorothy R~ebel of Belpre reCently. David Weber, student at Ohio Umvemty, ' Athens, spent the .holiday vacation -.rth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denvel -Weber and Mark 'Mr. and ~rs RawleJgh Hetzer and family of Akron visited at the Hetzer-Bise home dur~ng the hobday, ' ,..l Mr and Mrs. John Calaway and family of Marion visited w1th Mrs. V1rgima Walton and Susie for Thanksgiving -Mrs. L. Balderson CIN-CINNATI (UP!) Cincinnati Reds' ' 'President Bob Howsam says manager Sparky Anderson will have his entire 1976 coaching staff back next season to help the club try for Its third straight world cllamplonshlp. Howsam says coaches Ted Kluszewskl, Larry Shepard, George Scherger and Rus8 Nixon all have been tehlred for 197?. Anderson's contract :' Brent, South Point; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones and Tracy, Londoo, and Walter Riggs, Middleport, brother of Mrs Fischer. Many gifts and cards were received and acknowledged by the honored couple. Mr and Mrs. Fischer, the fonner Hattie Riggs of Ma$0n, W. Va., were united In marriage on Nov . 15, 1921i, at Pl. Pleasant, W. Va., and have lived most of their married life In the Potneroy area. Mr. Fischer retired from the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. 1n 1971. Un1ted Press lnternattonal Reedsville News Notes Otamps' staff is ~~ J Doar may be picked . for new Atty. General Fired official will say plenty '{t: S i, •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS •ALUM. SIDING •BATllS •VINYL SIDING •ROOFS FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 992·7608 "I thmk It's going to be very, very difficult to do so," Lance said. 11 That doesn 't mean that we shouldn't set a goal ,, (but ) 1 rather doubt that anybody could say that we are gomg to be able to reduce unemployment by 1.5 per cent next year ,11 In an mterv10w m U.S. News and World Report, outgmng Treasury Secretary Wilham E. Simon said he would wait until early next year when fourth quarter economic fLgures are m before decHiing 1! a tax cut IS needed. He S8ld if further economiC stimulus IS necessary, 1t SUSPECT SHOO' CLEVELAND (UP! ) Robert Kmght, 20, was fatally shot and a tavern owner's wife wounded m an attempted robbery at the tavern Sunday, police sa1d Homicide detectives said the victim was killed by the owner of the Dandy Bar after he shot and wounded the bar owner's IN EVERY STORE! For m er chand1 se at local stores. IS lo be g1ven away at eac h drawing . POMEROY 1976 Gold Star CHRISTMAS GIVE-AWAY • At Gold Star Stores ~ ~ · · ' . - v/ ,-, ·::.v \\.\.· \ \ 1 '')\' . ~ ~ ~ (/) LLI a: :::> I- ~I SPONSORS ~ ~ COO£ (614)--, L_ 252-3181 _J ~ Serv tce, Partta l s, Extract tons, ~ ~ X· ~ ~ ~ RIVIERE C~NTER 949 E ll•• ..,·n• : COLUMBU S, CtiiO 43205 'You 'i! "imdl Tomorrow I[ You 7ulct ( rm UJ l' om I r• rh 'l' o ./. ,:.' 11 MOI'l:l/IY THROU GH FRIDAY 8 30 AM. TO 6·30 P .M. • \ 1 Drawing-December 23 3 @ ~ ~ For a 25" G. E. Color Console T.V. which is on display at Athens County Savings & Loan In Pomeroy. . ~ a ~ ~ l'olo purchase IS necessary. Ttckets a a~ , ·;'\_· \\ -:,\ ,. ~~... ....., Wmners will be notified. ~ ~ CONTRIBUTORS Ewing Funeral Home ~ One or Two Day Ful l Denture ~ ~ ~ ~ ( ~ FOR PRICES CA!ol. COLLECT r=""AREA • ~ DR A J STAEHLI DR K H CHU NG DR VICTOR Y LIANG '3 u / ( \///(.' are free Need not be present to win . ~ ~ DR. RONALD F. RIVIERE @ ~ @ @ 15 Drawings-December 4 15 Drawings- December 11 15 Drawings-December 18 Get Ftee Tickets ~ DENTISTRY ~ 45- 110.00 Gift Certificates Kinsey, who was I" fa1r eondi\ion at a local hospital Police sa1d Knight and a compamon had been dnnking m the tavern when they were asked to leave so the owner could close the bar Pollee said instead, Knight grabbed the bar owner's wife, pulled a gun and demanded money Pollee said when the owner refused, Kmght shot the should be in the form of a tax cut rather than increased woman, wounding her in the bead and the bar owner th en federal spe nding. shot and killed Kmght A ruling on whether to charge Amer~can poet Joyce bar owner George Kinsey, 41!, Kilmer was born Dec. 6, 1886 was to be made Monday. ~< PRIZES Georgia wife, ~ ~ 1 Pomeroy Flower Shop Pomeroy Fabric Shop Ne Isons 0 rug Store Swisher & Lohse Drug K & C Jewelry Goessler's Jewelry Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Nat. Bank Elberfelds Dept. Store New York Clothing ' Marguerites Shoes Chapman's Shoes Moores Sears , ndmark La Frances Florist Simons Market Powell's Super Valu Krogers S1mons Pick A Pair G & J Auto Parts J & R Sports Sho p Simons Gift center Stifflers Meigs Inn DHale Warner Ins . Ag. enry Cleland Realty K & .. arr an Zandl Motor "armers Bank Athens Co. Savings & Loan Royal Crown Bottling Reuter- Brogan Ins. Agency ~eaford Realty omeroy Motor Co. ~ahily Sentinel v vJ. ~~~.~essenger ~ ~ ~ a~ a ~ @ ~ @ a : 'f/!1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~' �R-'J'ho Dallv Sentinel. Mlddlerort-Pomeroy. 0 .. Monrlov. Dec.&, 1976 NOTIC~ FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION TO ' Tf\1 unknown heln and Ue\ Jse~s ' Ronald Belfev , dec used : William R , Ba il ey, dfh".'Utd; Henry Bailey, dece.ast d : Dan lei dec •.sed , Arthur dec~~ aed . dt-cnsed . Belley, Bailey, and Joseph Ba iley. Vou are hereby notif ied that you have been named r'efend ents In a l~a l act ion ; nt l lled Gtor ge Alfred Wolfe , et al , Pla int iffs . vs Wilbur !iailey, et al , Defendants This action has bun uslgned Can No 161 292 In the Court ot Commo n Pleu of Meigs Co unty , Ohio . The add r ess of sa id Court Is Me los County Cou rt House , Pomeroy, Ohio , 457 '9 Th e ob lecl of tht CQmpla lnt Is to require the detendll!nts an d also all ~Jtrs~ms unknown DEADLINIIS S P Nt , DIV Beton Publicat ion . cenctllttlon•. c or~•c · lions accepted first dn of publication ·REGULATION$ '1he PubHshtr rtservts the right to ~dlt or reltc:t ~ny Ids atemed ob ! jectlontl Tht publisher wilt not be retpons lbl e for morl than one Incorrect insertion RATES For W.tnt Ad ht'f 1ce S cents per word one Insertion : Min imum Cl'llrge Sl 00 14 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 26 cents per wotd six consecutive ln11rtlon•. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Ids and· eds paid within 10 d•Yt CAIID OF THANKS _ I OBITUARY $2 . 00 far so word! .-----.. . -----..-=-·__..._ -.. . ~SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. "" AMC HORNET 13895 Sportabout, 6 cyl, automat ic, power steering , deluxe equipment, whitewall !Ires, luggage rack, dark green finish , less than 9,000 mile~. Showroom clean. steering «c.. and brakes. follow. '!be moon Is full. The morning at••• are Mars and Saturn. ( App li cant ( 1:1 1 6. 11c Tbe evenlng stars are Mercury, Yenua and Jupiter. Those bom on UU. date' are under the •lgn of Sagtttarlu.s. ' 24 hour ' Oepend1ble Furnace Service. Oil or G.as-&urners liMe w1sdom has called another member of the Camp belt fom 1ly to eternal res t Cora Antello Campbell of 161-i S 4th Street, Ironfan , Oh1o poued away qUiet ly Oct 29 , 1976 at the Gene ro l Hosp•fal in Iron. ton after SllC mont hs of df health She was born Dec 23 1881 at Vesuv1u5 Ohto 'a daughter ol the la te Samuel E lovne and Mory Ca nte rbury layne On0ct . 15 , 1899, otthe ogeof16 Cora become the bnde of Chorles Alfred Campbell who preceded her m death 1n i965 For app rox imately two yeors Wantedffi11uy OLD fur niture 1ce bans brass beds v."O II telephones ond ports , or complee households Wnte M D Mdler Rt. of Pome roy, Oh10 . Coll992 77YJ CASH po1d for all makes and mode ls of mob1 le homes Phone a reo code 614·423·953 1 rtMBER Pome roy Fore!.! Pro ducts Top pnce lor i tond1ng sawtimbe r Coli Kent Hanby 1 446-B570 COINS CURRENCY tokens old po'c ket wa tches and choms s1lver a nd go ld We need 196.4 and older sil ver coins Buy sell or trade Call Roger Wam sley 742-2331 CASHI1 1 for 1unk cars F r ~ e s Truck and Auto 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE' Phone 742 208 1 OlD JEWElRY Phone 992·2075 Novo eJC tro sha rp, new pomt bucket seats , a1 r shocks mags Phon11 ~49 - 2480 69 CHEVElLE MALIBU. yellow with block v.nyl rc.of and block 1n· ter lor 307 engine, 2 door oulomohc, power steermg tope p lo~er ond new exhaust sys tem fo1r co ndrhon $1 000 Phone9-49 257-4 . 1968 JEEP WAGONEER , 4 whee l dr1'1e, lockout hub 6 c ~l . $895 Also . F-250 FORD 10 whee l dr1ve p1ckup. good, Harold Brewer, Long Bottom, or coli 985·3554 1973 CHEVROlET 'h ton truck 6 cyl. new ttres $2300 Phone 985-4245 1973 P1nto Runobou! , A speed low m1leoge e•ce llent cond1 lion , real shar p Phone 992 2Jil0 MUST SEll i970 Cutloss $1000 Phone 985 JSO 1 after 6 p rn 1965 Pl VMOUTH Belvedere 2 dr sedan, outomol1c tronsm1Ss1on good con dtt1on Ph o ne 992-3574 1968 CUTlASS, 2 d• , 1700. 1969 Old!>mob1le 4 dr., $950 197-t 8u1clo. Apol lo, 2 dr $2.t50 Phone 992 5186 from noon to 6 p m only, da1ly 1968 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC Phone 992·5535 1976 MUSTANG II Cobra, o1r oil powe r, rod1o and tope. 1~74 Jeep Renegade Y·8 ~tondard Phone 742 3072. i973 FORD PICKUP Jruck Ranger XLT, F·lOO power stee ring , power brakes , deluxe mteflor ln qu1re ol lngel s Furn1ture M•ddleporl F ~r st come nrst 5&rve $t500 USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT. Timbertoclt->f30D Sk1dder John Deere 4408 SK1dder, Pett1bone Supe r B Cory L1ft, Morbork 48 10 Ch1p -Poc, Prentn:;e GRM Loader, Massey Ferguson 356 l1lt. Contacl Don Groves, or Lyons Equ1pment Co , Inc. Circleville, Otuo 43113 Phone (6 14 ) 596 -4769 ., (614) 474 -6028 ARMSTRONG GAS furnace , used one season, $300 Phone ElECTRIC SINGER sewmg mach me 10 cab1net w1t h seat 1ncluded Phone 992 3626. ANTIQUE DINING room su1te ook bonquet table, 6 c ho ~rs ond bul· let Phone 992-000B to see HARD WATER PROBLEMS? Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water UC.XVI ONLY S279,95 Let us test your water Free. Pomeroy Landmark Z:A Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992·2181 $18,300 r~~'c-=-"?_-.; ~~-:-··"' 3 AND 4 RM fu rnrshed and un· f1.1rnished op ts Phone 992· 5<3.< COUNTRY Mobile Home Po rk Rt 33 ten mdes north of Pomero~ large lots w1th co ncrete pohos s1dewalks, runners and off st reet parkmg Phone_!9_2~ FURNISHED two bedroom opt , odulf-S only. No pets Middleport 992·3874 _ _ _Phone _, _ - - -=-"'AVAilABlE at R1verstde Apart· ments , I bedroom, SIOO per month , 2 bedrooms , $133. An Equal Housmg Opportunlfy Phone 992-3273 ONE BEDROOM Apts at VIllAGE MANOR 10 Middlftport lo r S104 monthlv plus eklc or $130 m cludmg elec lOWER RATES for SENIOR CITIZENS. Convenient to shopp1ng on Th~rd and Mill Sts. in Middleport. Brand new h1gh quality opartments See the manager at Apt 28 or call 992 n21. An Equol Housing Opportun1ty 5 ROOM HOUSE and both 1n Aodne orea . P ~o ne 992·5858. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE home , adults on~y Phone 992·5535 SMAll SEMI·furnished apart · I 26 Mulberry Ave ment Phone 992· 2030 .t ROOM FURNISHED opt ., dose to Powell's Suj:,er Valu Phone 992<l658 EFFICIENCY HOUSE adults only. 1deal tor '2 men No pe ts Phun"" 992 7791 ofter 4 p m. " ( 3290 pm CLOSE TO MEIGS HI. 'CHOICE eor corn $2 00 bushel brick and frame, about 4112 Phone 742·2359 year! old. 3 lovely BR . CHR ISTMAS TREES I . On Old Rt 33 modern bath, utility R. , between Co Rood s 18 ond 19 modern la rge kitchen, Tag now ond cut fresh when carpeting, garage, 8 tenths demed. Pnced $2.00 to $8 00 acre . OWNER TRANS . Opho and Borboro Offutt FERRED 528,000 oo Phone 992 3296. ABOUT 2 ACRES - 6 yrs. STEREO AM-FM rad1o, B track old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lupc comb1nohon Bolance very nice kitchen, ullllfy S 106 .40 or 1erm:, Coil 991 3965 R., central heat and air F.OUR CEMETERY plots ot Me1gs cond., full basement, J car MemOry Gardens Wtl l sell garage and storage Close ' 9B5-4146 separately Phone , to HI School $29,800.00 . CHRISTMAS TREES , Malri St CORNER DOUBLE LOT Rutland . with large brick . S "• SCHOOL SEWING moC"hmes bedrooms, 2 baths, ultra Smgers 1n walnut cortsolette modern kitchen (has Phonem 5146. everyt hing). Natural gas . -~ ·FRE IGH.T DAMAGED, October I 9, hot water heat FIreplace. 1976 Zig -Zag Sew1ng ASKING 120,000.00 Machines ., buttonhole , OTHER LISTINGS NOT Origmolly monogram, etc NOTEO IN THIS AD- WE $179 95 w1ll sell for $59.95 cash HAVE GREAT OEMAND or terms , Phone 992-5146 FOR NEWER HOMES GOOO MIXED hoy Phone LET US SELL YOURS 949·2523 TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND MEN'S USED Clothing far sole. Open 4 till 9 &\leryday Proffltfs BROKER Recreahon Center, Portland, 992 ·2259 or 992·2568 OhiO SIZE 1 SNOW boots ond wh1te COUNTRY fo rml and wilh seclud· shoe skates. othor ch1ldr e n s ed woods water ond good oc ' clothes Phone 949 2J22 ces s m Monroe County, W Vo SI ,000 dawn colt (3a.t) 772 1971 LTD, oir condihoned,: p b , J102 ., (3041 772 3227. p s , e~o:cellent condition. Four AS x U snow tires , one boy's 26 Commerctol property opprox . 17 inch b1ke, new Call 991-3442 acres, level land, located at Tuppers .Plains on Ohto, Route TWO GOATS See Pomeroy Motor 7 Phone !614) 667-6304 Company. or A.R. l<mght __ __ -- - - ' ---··- TRAILER SAlES ,..,.. 1 ... 111 Velvets, prints , herculons, vinyl solids, an<,fancy prints, accessories . 66H2~ t'ltniftgl Pl. Pleuanf Ph. 675.3469 9:30·5:00 Daily Til]8l 09!1 F~idays Racine. Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Rutland, Ohio 4577S Ph . (614 ) 742-2409 We Deliver 7284mos . lf~'£~1!1~ THE FARMERS HOME AD· MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE. FROM TIMG.-ro TIME, FARM, RESIDENTIAL . BUS IN ESS . RECREATION AND .OR OTHER PROPERTIES IN ATHENS AND MEIGS COUNTIES ANY LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER IN TERESTEO' IN liSTING THESE PROPERTIES SHOULD CONTACT THE FARMERS HOME AD · MINISTRATION AT 221 WEST SE CONO STREET POMEROY , OH IO •57 69, tELEPHONE -· s6.95 11,<-1 mo. ·-· ·--'"1&- Virgil B. Sr., Realtor 216 E. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio45769 Phone 992, 3325 RUTLAND - J bedroom older stucco home. 2 baths, furnace heat, equipped kttchen and 2 car garage. Now only $35,000 NEW LISTING - Business building with 4 apartments, and pool ha ll equ1pment . with all . 3 YRS . OLD - 3 bedrooms, wood heat, 2 ceramic baths . Ntce mod . kit.', front and back porches 2 car garage, & full basement. $34,000 MIDDLEPORT - 5 Yrs. gas ... NEW LISTING - 1 room frame house with 3 Brs., Ph baths, front porch and garden . $7500 TUPPERS PLAINS - I'll acres, old 4 Br. house, V2 bath. 2 porches on Rt. 7. Asking S12,000. MIDDLEPORT - Older 8 .room home with 4 Brs., 2 baths, level lol with $12,000 . I Yr old 3 bedrooms, batl't, thermopane windows, eatIn k itchen, and Ohio ele heat . 523.000 . RUTLAND - HARRISONVILLE 1 acre, new 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ele . FA heal, sliding glass doors In dining 2 car garage $32,500 ' RUTLAND - 2 bedrooms, bath, tronl porch, utility building and garage, near shcool 111,000. LitTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-DOOM'S DAY DELAYED ""'!!----~ r:::::::-::-=::-::-":':':'~---, "7 Wt ll do odd tabs , roofmg , pain l1ng gutter work Phone 992· 7409 EXPERIENCED 8ABYSITTERS lokmg reser'lohons for oil n1ght and hourly Silting fo r New Yea r s he For 1n formot1 on, co ll992 7092 - --- SEWING- AND Alterat tons Reosonabl e . 572 South Third Ave Mtddleport. Ph one 992-6306 . - ----BOOKEEPER, All phases Phone 992-7476 CERTIFIED READING Specialist wtth 4 years e~o: penen ce he lp mg d1sobled ond reluctant readers , espec•olly Jr. High level For othe r mformolion ond hourlv rates. Coll992 7735 . "· ~-;----::-;-­ ~rtirsilt~~ PlEASURE HORSES and ponies, olso wil l buy horses and pon1es Phone (614 } 698·3290, Ruth Reeves. All WHITE German Shepherd puppies , lull blooded See Rtchard G1lkey, Cl1lton, W.Vo _Phone 1(:K)4) 773-5962 ___, __ 5 MONTH OLO Registered fema le lmh Setter $75 Phone 992·3565 . tng room, dmmg room or}d kitchen, fully carpeted. Phone 992-3129 , or 992 .5.43-t 59 acres. 6 room house, both , part!~ carpeted, two out· bu1ldlng s , dug basement, one· thi rd tlll oble, · m1neral r~ghts located neor Oonv1lle. Reduced for quick sole, $23 500, Phone 742·'1766 ........ NEARlY new ol elec. home , full basement lor sale by owner Rutlond orea Phone 7A2.2S3 1 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO, Th,ee bedroom hou se, lumd y room, f1replace , 2 boths, diShwasher. tonga . garbage disposal , co rpet , sun deck , Iorge lot. $26.500 Phone (61 • ) M7·6304 ~. --·· - - - I. 2N T Pass THAT'S HARP TO SAY ANN IE ·· WHEN TH E ' O)('fGEN IH HERE 6N65 OUT,,. Wf Ll -" THf~, ~~ @\J&~ Oswald : "Good players tend lo overbtd to game They ex, peel to play the hand well and lhey a lso look lor help from lhe defe nd ers." J1m , "South 'stwonotrump A Washington reader wants to know 1f lhe new l;rws apply to both rubb er brrdge and dupli cate or just to dupli cate brrdge They only apply to dupli cate bridge The new rubber brrdge laws are at least six months a nd probably a yea r away. btd was based on the above theory He did hold eleven high-card pomts, but there were no kings , only one ace and a worthless doubleton tn has partner's rebid suit East (For a copy of JACOBY had made a really poor diamond overcall and 11 West had opened a d1 amo nd South would have romped home Instead West led hts fourlh M O DERN. send $1 lo ar Bridge ' cto newspaper, P 0 Box RarJ1o C<ly Slai<On New N Y 10019) " Wm this 489, York THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN by BORN LOSER . I Italian actress 2 In pieces harpsichord II Two preposl· 3 Troublesome one (2 wds .) tions in one 12 Wile of 4 Conjunction 5 African Paris 13 An Arab language 6 Shade of ruler gray 14 Famous 7 Hospice Yankee 8 Pleasing IS Work unit (4 wds.) . 16 Spoil 9 Twined 17 Chance; 10 Wigwam's luck relative 18 Electrify 16 Word 20 GoU score with 21 Colombian toast or City 22 On the house II 23 Fnght 24 Abe's Mary ITi-+-t-'-125 The greater I Facts 5 Small iW'!"i ilaiDAI/S I ~-IIIHAW ! BRADFORD, Auctioneer, Com · plete SeNICe Phone 949-2487 or 949-2000 Aocme, Ohio Cnll Bradford. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers , toaster'S, irons, all small appliances. Lawn mower, ne~o:t to State H1ghway Goroge on Route 7 Phon ~ (614) 985 3825 :=-o-:::,------::--oc--c--c-- REMODELING Plumbing heohng and all types of general repatr Work guoronteed 20 years e~o:· perlence Phone992-2.t09. SEWING MACHINE Repo~rs, ser· v1ce, all make5, 992 2284, The Fobnc , Shop . Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and ServiCe We sha rpen Setnors EXCAVATING, do2er , loader and bock hoe work. dump truck! and lo- boys for h1re, will haul ftll d1 rt. to sotl l1mestone and grovel Co li Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992-7089 , n1ght phone 992·3525 Dr 99252J2 . EXCAVATING dozer backhoe o[l d d1tcher Charles R. Hatfield Back Hoe Service. Rutl and, Oh1o Phone 742 2008. • SEPTIC Systems installed by ' licensed mstoller Shepard Contractors Phone 7.42 2409 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Son1tohon 992·3954 or 992242B . GASOUNE ALLEY sound 25 Postoid 26 Easter highlight animals (sui£.) 36 Flutter, as an eyelash measure 27 Skill 28 Component 30 " ThereAgain" (2 wds. ) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1916 6 :00-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6 U --Farm Report 13 . 6 ·20--Not For Women Only 13. 6 31)-Teacher' s Classroom oi; News 6, Sunrise Seme!ter 8; Concerns and Comments 10 6 45-Morn lng Report 3 6 ·50---Good Morning , West VIrginia 13. 6 · ~5-Good Morning , Trl State 13 7 DO-Todoy 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6, 13; C BS News 8; Chuck White Reports 10 7 05-Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 1 3()-.Schoolles 10 . B: DO-Lassle 6; Caplaln Kangaroo 8, lu; Sesame Street 33. B 311--Big Valley 6. 9 00-A M 3; Phil Donahue 4, IJ, IS, Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10 9 ·311--Cross.Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; Good Day I 8 10 :0(}-Sanford And Son 3,4, 1! ; Price Is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13 10 : 15-General Hospital 6. 10:311--Hollywood Squares 3,34, 1!. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3. 1!; Weekday ~ ~ Edge of Night 6; Gambit 8,10; Morning With D.J . 13 . 11 :311--Stumpers 3,4 , 15; Happy Days 6, 13 ; Love of Llle 8, 10, Sesame Slreet 20. 11 55-Take Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10 12 ·oo-ttews 3 16,8,10; Don Ho 13; Bob Braun 4, 50 Grand Slam 15 . 12 311-Gong Show J, l! ; All My Children 6,13; Seorch for Tomorrow a. 10. 12 :! 5-NBC News 3, 15. 1 flO--Somerset 3. Ryan's Hope -6, 13; Young a nd lhe Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1 311--Deys 01 Our Llveo 3,4,1S; Family Feud 6,13. As The World Turns 8, 10. 2 D0-520,000 Pyramid 13; Dlnahl 6. 2 311--Docloro 3,4,15 : One Lite lo Live 13, Guiding Ugh I 8, 10. J :DO-Anolher World J,4,15; All In The Family 8,10; Consumer Survlvltl Kit 20 3 ·15-Genero l Hospital 13. 3 ·311--Bewltched 6: Match Go me B.10; Lilias, Yogo and You 20. 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Marcus Welby , MD. 4 : Somersei1S, 1-jowdy Doody 6. Mickey Mouse Club 8; Sesame Street 20,33. Movie "Dark City " 10; Dinah! 1 13, 4·30-My Three Sons 3; Emergency One I 6; Partridge Family 8; Fllntslones IS. s ·oo-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; BrOdy Bunch 8; Mi ster Rogers ~33; Star Trek 15 5·Jfi-News 6: Family Aflolr 8; Electric Company 2D,33 ; Adam-12 13. ' ' 6 :00-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC folews 61 Zoom 20; Consumer Experience 33 . 6 :311--NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News13, Andy Grlfllth 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; lTV Utliiiatlon 33 7 DO-Truth or Consequences 3; SoapBox 4, Bowling tor Dollars6; Let's Go To The Races 8; News 10; To Tell The Truth 13 ; My Three Sons15, Cooking With a Contjnen1ll l Flavor 20; American Issues Forum 3J 7:311--Hollywood Square• 3,4; Let's Deal With II 6; Malch Gama PM 8; MacNeil· Lehrer Reporl20,33; In The Know 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Nashville On The Road 13, B:OII-Baa Baa Black Sheep 3,4, 1!; Happy Days 6,13, Tony Orlando & Dawn 8, 10; N~tlonal Geographic 20,33 8 :311-Laverne & Shirley 6,13 9 ·06-Pol lce Woman 3,..,,15; Rlt h Man, Poor Man 6, IJ i M-AS -H 8,10; Nepal · Where The Gods Are Young J3: Evening of Championship Skating 20 . 9 ·311--{tne Day AI A Time 8,10, To Be Announced 33. 10:110-Pollce, Story J,4, I!; Family 6, 13; Let Freedom Ring 8, Swllch 10; News 20; Documentary Showcase 33 10.311--Biack Perspective on the News 20., ~ ll ·DO-News J ,4,6,8, 10, 13, 1S, Macfolell, tehrer Reporl 33. 11 311--Johnny Carson 3,4, 15, Movie "The Man Who Would Not Die" 6, 13; Koiak 8; Mary Hartman 101 . ABC News 33 12·oo---Movle " The Dongerous Doys of Kiowa Jo,.. 10: Janakl 33. 12 :30-Movle '' Fer-De-Lance" B. 1·DO-Tomorrow 3,_.. 1· 15-News 13. 31 Exasperate 32 Summit 1=+-l34 Thin scale 36 Abject 37 Balanced 31 Related 39 Ridicule tO Camping CARPENTER floormg. cell1ng, ponellng Phone 992·2759 DOZER work and weld ing. eon· tact Jome!i Parsons, Rt. I, Reci ne, on Carmel Rood . MOBILE Home Repa1r, Elec, plumbing and heoling. Phone 992·5858 . r item I DAILY CRYI'TO<!UOTt; - Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELI, OW ~--::--:---- One letter samply :stands for another. In th1s sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's , e tc Single letters. apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code ~t't.lers arc d tfTcre nt CRYPTOQUOTES WINNIE M KMB E ALG V TN I I M N F. - •• •• •• •• •• Tl!ursday noon• '"·••' •• •• \ FRIDAY TIL 8. ,.1 -.• • Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • . . •• ••••••••• •• 19 Bombastic 28 Penalized talk · 29 Violin bow 22 Source : conditioner or1gm 33 Closely 23 Absolved confined 24 Clock 35 Order of part WILL do roof1ng , construction, plumbmg and hea tmg. No jOb too Iorge or too smoll. Phone 742-23-18 . ELECTRO!'IC TV CLINIC . Now T V stlop, Electronic T V Clinic Service coli , $5.95. Color B& W antenna systems stereos, etc. S72 South Th~rd , Mtddleport Phone 992·6306 Corry m and · .s~.!' money. GRAVELY SERVICE - Sove 25 Pet. on labor by hoving,your Gro'llely Tractor repo1red or servtced now Gravely Tractor Soles, Pomeroy, Oh10 Phone (61•) m .2975. Yeslerday's An!lwer- 26 Pub We have now movtd to our new location at 260 East Second St., Pomeroy. 3 bedrooms, I 1/1 baths, large I IV· South I. ~'61'4' 11·11·1 mo. old, 4 bedrooms, bath, nat. F,A. furnace. birch kit , and level lot . S23,000 UTILEORPHANANNIE Phone 992-2594 Middleport, 0. EXCAVAT ING BACKHOES , DOZER , TRENCHER, LOWBOY. DUMP TRUCKS Bill PUlliNS, PHONE 992·2•78 . DAY OR NIGHT . Pass I 4 2• heart to Oswald '' I can account for By Oswald & James Jacoby PLYMOUTH$ E; North Easl a rt The spirt! who looks afle r overbadders was there to cause the mtsplay and SouUJ took lull adva ntage. He was in hts hand w1th the queen. lie led a cl ub, !messed dummy 's )ac k, returned to his hand w1th the ace o f s p a des , repeated (he c lub ltnesse and wound up Wit h game and rubber ' Opentng le;~d - 5 \f , ON NEW '77 WILl TRIM or cut trees ond sh rub· bery Phone 742-3167 or 9.49. 25•5 FROSTY'S C 8. RADIO Equ1 p , ever.-t hmg '" two-way rad1a ontennos ond occes Phone 843 2855 , Por tland HowERv -AND- MARTINcovotmg •ep t 1c systems ' 'I doter, backhoe, dump' truck , llmestone, gravel block toP ' pov1ng , Rt 143 Ph one 1 (614) 69B 7331 GAS AND Oil furnace repo1r, sales and service 24 hours. Phone 843-2i65 ~-FRAlEY !> Lum ber Company at tu nc tlon of 346 ond 50 W .' Albany Off1ce phone , (614) 698 6700. or restdence (614) 698·53_10 or 698·8B90 Open 7 a m. king a nd led ba ck South 's queen .. Pass DAILY RENTALS ll!-r West Pass Pass 3N TPass TOM RUE MOlORS &' •to • A Q5 4 Phone ttt-5776 Syracuse, Ottlo 949·2114 But for some unaccountable reason West rose wtth the • Q93 • QJ 15 • 42 North-South vuln erable GreenhouSe 'N2 6644 TEAFORD SOUTII Hubbard's S'!uare Yard lnslalled David Fanons, Owner •""'"'''"'"' Dew qufl o.tttn "'K 8 6 FOR YOUR HOME In pO'ts end ho!lnglng baskets from He to S5 oo. Also, lay away POINSETTIAS now for CHRISTMAS. 6000 to chaos~ from. PI!!R.FECT FOR GIFTS In red, white end pink. $3 .00 to $6.00. 20 pet off on 10 or more Ohio EAST .. 10 6 3 2 ¥A 8 2 • K 10 9 8 3 t6 NonCE FOLIAGE PLANT$ ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING Box 28·A '. .. CARPET SHOP ANY PITCH ANY SIZE WEST • KJ 97 ¥ K 10 7 5 4 MJIMIIIIII SIOIICSIIIIITT GlllltiUifllllfCS RACINE #~ • A 42 •AQJ9 75 3 IEPIJI:('IIl DIRECT FABRIC SALES' , e-- - m Miln StrMf tangsvilte10ftto 4.574 f ' nylon • J 6 -llllolfl!lllAllia SiltS. best heart. East look his ac e and led back the e rght spot South played low since dum, my 's jack was there to protecl his queen If West had played correctly and s tuck, tn t he ten, South would have ~ad no pla y lor his contrac t and probably would hav e gone down two 6 NORTII (OJ A8 -~Senices l1111lalilll S10III llllfiiOIS I 110111$ 1 · 311-i'le~l3. WIN AT BRIDGE Misplay saves overbidder YOU S/6NI'O srATE· Vorlely of far campers. IT'S ALL E~PlAINED HERE' .. AT 20 RUPEES PER COPY! MENTS ANNOUNCIIJ/3 THERE 15 ONLY ONE WAY TO E.><.PAND THE' POWERS OF OIJE5 MIND: AM 8:00-Little H011se on fht Prairie 3.~. 1!; Feather & Father 61 Rhoda 8, 10; Adams Chronicles 20,33; Jack Van lftJpro Crusade 15. 8:30--$128,000 Quesllon 8; Phyllls 10. 9:00-Movle " Ca t On A Hot Tim Roof" 3,4,15; NFL Football 61 Johnny Cash 8,10; In Performance al Wolf Trap 20,33. 9.30-NFL Football 13. To 00-Executlve Suite 8. 10; News 20; Soundlta~e 33. 10:30-Farm Digest 20. 11 DO-News 3.4.1.10,15; MacNeil Lehrer Reporl33 . 11 · 311-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie " Kansas City Bomber" 8; Mary Hartman 10; _ABC News 33. 12.DO-News 6,1J; Movie " The VIsit'' 10; Janakl 33. 12·3o-College Footboll '76 6; Ironside 13. 1:QO-Tomorrow 3,• . 7· 3(}-Thal Good Ole Nashville Muslc J; Bobby Vinton 4; Muppel Show 6; Gong Show 8; Mac Neii. Lehrer 20,33; Price Is Right 10; College Basketball 13; Friends of Man I! I SHALL GIVE .For sara, dlalr c shions, .. ma«ressts, padding. lde•l garage PEARCE SIMPSON C B bose sto· lion Phone 247-2684 alter 5 KEN GROVER OKIW·- SC! WfU REPORT SACK 1"H!ORE'S NO SUCH TH INfl MINP·RI!ADINc; DRUc;! rn~o::' (6141 !85-4155 Ch"lor, Ohio 10-17·11110 ( Pdl located in Langsville 992-713~ CAPTAIN EASY tiPHO~~l -u Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992-2111 • • Weddings DOLY.f Pomeroy Landmark -- 422-4080 ' · Porlland , 0 . New Co.Op Water Sot · teners model VC-XVI Only $279.95 Flannel Shirts $4 99 1972 NOVA 6cyhnder , standard. JOHN DEERE d1esel 350 ed on floor 111 good condlhon loader , e~o: celle nt cond1t10n $1250 Phone 9.t9·2B60 or see W.nch lo1 r leads fork s ond Chorles 81ssell ot 8ashan Co Camping-Equipment overcob Phone 9.t9-2663 Rd 28 REDUCED PRICE, John Deere i976 TRAVEL TRAILER ful ly eqUip Bull dozer $2700 Saw m1ll ped w1th shower 17''1 It sell 197.3 FORMULA 350 Fl reb1rd , automat1c ps pb new t1res truck All lor• $3000 • W1ll sell rea sonable Phone 992 9981 very good cond1t1on Phone separate Phone 992-3792 992-2426 197 5 HONDA MOTORCYCLE CB500-T, new battery, 1n D~lpWiffite<J~: stor..oge e•ce pt for 3 months, 1333 mil es, cos t ove( $1700 w1 ll sell for $950 Ph one INSTRIJC'tioN Loot and Found 992 532• ·o~n ~"'~ •7 1.'1"' ,,.clJ•r BIG RED and wh1 te lemole hound rotr~IM•Ittl . .r/ .,.... _..,. .. ...,.,, lOST belween Rt 33 8 7 by FARM EQUIPMENT Reduce the cos t ol bu~1ng form moch.nery Pomeroy Gun Club Con tden up to 10% by tokmg odvontage of•O.• /OT<w llfy $100 REWARD lor dog m of Fede ral Income To• cred1t on good cond1tron No queshons equ1pmen! purc hase before u i'MOinf ,. IIAt US IHP4 fl/ Ld<.lf", osked Call collect. (614 ) Jan 1st Sh mn s Tractor So les, BllrNII<Jjt.IIDtr ,,.,••.,,, fAIIfkiUr 11!1S 886·8150 Leo n W Vo Phone (304) LOST. BROWN and block mole 458 i630 NO FUTURE? IN A$$ AUT i German Shephard dog Con tact Ronald Cowdery ot 985 3581 3 VERY UNHAPPY boys wont the Real £state fur :-iale return of one female chocol ate po1nt S1omese cot between HOM ESITES lor sole , I acre ond up Middlepor t, near Rutland South Second ond South Th1rd Co li 997 7481 St . Middleport Answers to the nome of "Som ' Phone 992· 545A NEW 3 bedroom house 2 both!> or 618 South Thud St all elec I acre , M1ddleport , close to Rutland Phone 992•fOUND EYE GlASSES on Rt 7 at Consider a Professiontl Career 74Bl ' Hobson , bdocols Phone Orivtng a " BIG RIG" We are a 742-2789 Private Training School offer· SMAll fa rm lor sole , 10% down , owner fmonced . Monroe Countog e PART rwne or FULL Time ty ; W Vo Pho ne (304 ) 772Traintng Program. H you are JI02 N (304 ) 772 -J227 woriang, Don't Out1 Your Job, attend our Weekend Training program or attend our 3 Week FUll Tmt~ Resident Training. FUlLER Brush Products for sole lltor.o TNflf.lf"Ttwihr Tf'tlutllllfflc Phone992·3410 CAMPER, $600 Also, hone PARKERSBURG trader $450. Phone (614 ) 69B --- Aerl1l Commercii I Schools , PICKENS HOWE; $101 OBITUARY of Cora A. Campbell. Our Hea ven ly Father , 1n H1s in· ' • PHOTOGRAPHY used Homeltte SlAn Chain SIW One 900d used Gibson Sl4t· by-Side Refrigerator Good cond ;tion • $195 New Hotpomt Microwave Oven , model AE930 SAVE InMi!jnpry PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 843·2165 F One good 1 96~ Monday 5:00-Big Valley 31 Mtr v Griff in 4; Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20, 33; Star Trek 1S. ! :30--News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20.33; Adam. 12 13. 6:00-NeW5 3,4,6,8, 10,13,15; Zoom 20; Education In Transition 33. 6·30-NBC News 34,4,1!; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 7:00-Truth or Cons . 3; 'fo Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollar! 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; My Three Sons IS; The Way It Was 20. Know Your Schools 33. • 1'171 HONDA CL 450. 12,000 mdM siu y bor, crash bars pull bock handle bars, new tire ond seals Scrambler side p1pes, $650. C~ ll 9_-49- 2.t~ . __ ~ POTATOES and pumpk ins C. W Proffitt , Portland, Ohio Phone BAJ·225A. COAL for sole, Open 6 do~s par week dnd even1ngs . For fu rther Information call (61-t ) 367·7338. APPLES , FITZPATRICK ORCHARD, STATE ROUTE 689 . PHONE WILKESVILLE . ( 61A)669 - J78~ 1974 OA TSUN 5llf5 210 2 door. local car. 4 speed trans ., 44,200 miles, good tires, dar k green finish, real economy I Sandra Chr lst1 ne Griff 1th Ja91. - 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 11995 Local1 owner car, green finish , green vinyl roof. radial w-w tires, air cond., V-8, with automatic, power Television log for easy viewing Business Sfrvices - , COAL, r1me~tone , and calcium chlonde and calc iu m brine for dust control and spec1a l miJCinQ salt for farmers. Main Street Pomeroy , Oh1o or phone 992. QUALITY clalmmg anv r ight, ti tl e or estate. lien or lnternt In the r ea l property descr ibed In sai d Complai nt adv e rse to the plamtl lls' owner!h lp or any clou d upon pla intiffs ' tttle '"l"r,.. ·. : uwQIItOn8 1 wOrd ] thereto to set forth the nllfure cents of the ir sever al claims Sa id ILIND -ADS r eal estate Is de scri bed as Additional 25c Charge fnllows Si t uate d in Chts ter Qer Adverttsemtn! OFFICE HOURS To oNnsh lp , Me ig s Cou nt y, B· JO am . to .s ·oo p m . Ohio . Beginning at a stone In Dally. 1 : 30 am to 12 oo the southwest corner of the Noon Saturday northeas t v. and northwest Phone today 992 21 56 corne r of the so ut heast If• of Section 36, Townsh ip 3 and Ra nge 12 of the Ohio Com NOTICES pa ny 's Purcnase. m Chester ATTN ,: II Towns hip, Meigs County, UL HOUSEWIVES Oh io ; thence east 460 feet to a All Yard Sales, ~ummage , ~ tone co rn er, thenc e nortl1 Porch and Basement Porch 1948 fe et to tl"le publtc road, and Basement Sates, etc . thence west 460 feet , thence must be pa id in adYance no rt h 685 tee t to th e northwest Get yours In early by corner ot th e north ea st v. ot ~ ai d Sect 1on 36 then ce east stopping by our officer'' The Daily Sentinel. 11 ntong tne north lme of So!lld Court St or wr 1t1ng Box sec tion 1500 teet : thence souH1 129 , Pomeroy , Ohto 45169 ·1633 tee t ; then ce east 656 teet . with your rem lttanc e : then ce sou th 74'1 feet ; thence eas t 84 teet, then ce sou th 81.5 feet to a stone corner , thence wes t 22 AOteet to the west line of th e southeast •;.~~ of se 1d Sec tion 30 , the nce north 1557 fl!et to th e pla ce of beglnn 1ng , THE RACI NE F1re Deportment w1it cont ami ng 152. 5 a qes , more hove a gun shoot Saturday at or less Also quttclaiming to 6·30 p.m at the 1r but ld.ng 1n the Grantees such mterest , 1f Bashan en y , wh1ch the Grantors own In the follow ing rea l estate NOW acceph ng p10no students Beginning at the no rtheast beglnner:s mtermed 1o1es od corne r of the her e mabove van ced 51udents Call 992 dc scn bcd rea l est ate , then ce 2270 east a long the nort/'1 line of Sectio n 311. 235 feeL then ce w1ll be held Mndat' , so uth 1633 teet. th ence west INTERVIEWS Nov 22 , 1976 starling at II 00 235 tee t , the nce north to the am o clock m the off1c e of tile p!Jce ot begl nnmg , sublect to Me1gs County CommiSSIOners, ex 1s11ng publi c h ig hways Save and exce pt from the Court House P o mero~ Oh1o above th e tot1ow 1ng described lor arch1t ects who ore on the real estate co n .... ey ed to Roy opproved li st of State ArHnd Elsie Pooler by deed chi tec ts (Public Works Stole of rec orded 1n Volu me 166 , Page Oh1o) lor the proposed mul ll 379 , Meigs County Deed purpose faci lity for Me1gs Reco rds , to wll Being 1n County . Please ca ll for oppomt Seclion 36, Chester Township, men! , 992·2895 Meigs County , Oh 10 , and beg 1nn mg at the northeas t corner of the above described rea l esta te on the nor th !me of Secllon 36 1 111 ence south 1037 THIS feet to the center of the County ONE I Road j th ence with the center Get FULL pay and of sai d road nor th 88 degrees 25' west 100 teet : thence north .allowancea while we 67 degrees west 562 teet , provide top training In then ce nor th 75 degrees west ••citing lleld of your 100 teet ; then ce north 79 choice. If you're 18 to 31 deg rees 45' west 100 feel. years old and can qualify, the nc e north 88 degrees west we'll guarantee offer In 100 tee t , th ence west 810 teet writing. Sign on now and to the west line ol the abO'IIe desc r ibed real estate , then ce get currant liberal G.l. north follow ing the west line of Bl LL beneflto Coli or ..., said re al e!>la)e to the north your Navyman at : west corne r thereof , thence n1 Celumbul Rd. east on the north line of A-s.OH Sec t,an 36 to the place of PH: 59J·3~ (Cotledl beg inn ing c on t a in ing 21 acres, more or less , Deed Reference Volume PIANO INSTR UCTIONS Ch1ldren s 10 4, Page 181 , Meigs .County and adults June VonVro nken Deed Record s 99'1-'1270 YoU ar e reqiJ'Ired to answer Volunteer Fire the comp laint wllh1n 28 days THE RACINE a ft er the Ia!>! publicatfon of Deportment need fur th er co nth1 s noll cc, whi ch wil l be tnbullons to pay fo r fiberglass publis hed once eac h wee~ for , door lor the f1re deportment !>lx consecutl\le weeks The bwldmg Every contnbu t1on last publicat ion w1ll be made w1il be greatly a ppreciated on December 20 , 1976, and the Please !iend donohons to the 28 days tor an s wer Will Racme Volunteer F1re Deport com mence on that date. In case of your fallure to men I Roc me , Oh1o 4577 1 a nswer or otherw 1se respond as requ 1re c by the Oh10 ~ules ALTHOUGH B~rchheld s T01uder· my has burned. work STILL WILL of Civil Procedure . judgment BE OdN E 1n tempora ry by def11ult will be rendered tor relief a gai n st ~ou quarters Ho ve your troph1es demanded in this Complaint mounted todoy and tr easure them tomorrow BIRCHFIELD s Larry- E Spencer , TAXIDERMY east of Rutland Clerk of Co urt , m1le ·• on Rt 124 . Phone Me1gs County , Ohio 7-42:2178, Dated Novem ber 10, 1976 • ( 11) 15 , 12,29 (12 ) 6 1 13 . 70J (lie GUN SHOOT at the Roc1 ne Gun Club every Sunday 1 p.m Assorted meats XMAS SPECIAL Any Svwmg NOTICE TO mochme (lean ed , oil ed and ad CONTRACTORS 1usted, $5.98 THE Sew mg STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF Cen ter M1ddleport TRANSPORTATION CLASSES IN Vor1ous crofts and Columbus, Ohto fme orl5 wil l be held ot the November 19 , 1976 Contract Sales Legal CRAFTY LADI ES HAND ICRAFTS Co py No . 76·984 on Tue5doys a nd Thu rsdays UNIT PR ICE CONTRACT Phone 992-2298 or 992 ·5308 lor Sealed proposal s wilt be oppo1ntments re ce ived a t the off 1ce ot the DireCTor Of th e OhiO Depu t RUMMAGE SALE Dec 8th and men t Of Tran sport ahon , 9th, Weds a nd Thu r5 doy , 186 Co tvmbu~ . Oh 1o, unt1l 10 00 N, Second , Middle port , N c~o: t to A M , Oh10 Standerd T1m~ , Tuesday , Dec 1.1 , 1976 fOf Deb !I Barber Shop clothmg Im pr ovements m a von baffles. mise Par t ~ 1 to 29 1n clus ive are YO b 1 1 1 11 1 off er ed a!> one co ntract an d J U IN eout1 u u co or por· w.tl be co ns1dered on the basis lrmh The Phot o Place (Bob of the tela I amount bid Hoelhch) 992 5292 Parts I to 29 tnCIU SIVe At hens Ga lt.a , Hock ing , Meigs, Mon roe , Nob le, Vmton \fli'ri:l Sale and Washington Covn t 1es , Oh lo, on bndges on va r ious IF YOU hove a serv1ce to offer , routes and sectiOns . by want to buy or sellsometh1ng , 1 k 1 cleetnlng and pa lnt mg Ty pe of Struc tures _ See aw oo 1119 or work .. or P lans . whotever you II get results '' The da te set for complet 1on Iosier w1th a Sentinel Want Ad. of lh1S work sha ll be as set Co11992-21S6 forth 1n the f:)lddlng proposal " E a ch b1d der sl1all be - • requ 1red to file w1th h1s b1d a t Mobife lfOJ'Jle& fur Sale ce rtlf,ed check or c ashie r's check for an amount equa l to MOBILE home lor sale or rent 3 five per cent of his b1d, but In bedrooms ol ut1hl1es po1d no event more than fifty Phone 992· 7751 thous a nd dollars, or a bond for h:m per cent of his b1d, payable to the Director . · , INTHE Bi dd ers m ust apply , on PROBATE COURT OF JJroper forms , for COUNTY, OHIO qualifications at least ten days IN MEIGS THE MATTER "OF THE pn or to th e date se t tor CHANGE NAME OF op en 1ng b1ds m1 accordence SA NDR A OFCHR I ST INE with Chapter 5525 Ohio GR IFFITH Re'IIISeCI Code NOTICE PraMs end specifica tions are ' Sandra Chrlsltne Gr iffith , on fi le In the Department of Route I , Reedsville, Ohio , Tro!lnsportalion and the off 1ce 45772 , hereby' no11 ce that of the O!Sirlct Oep uty she will file hegives r Pe!Hion In the Director . Proba te Co u rt of Me1g s The O~re c tor reserves the County , Ohto, pray 1ng for an ri gh t to reject an yo and all bidS . order of said co urt changing n,·me from Sandra RICHARD 0 JACKSON her Christ ine GrilfltM , to So!lndra DIRECTOR Chrlstme Sheets tl1 a t satd Rev a 11 ·13 Petl1 10n will be heard on the Hth day of Ja nu~ry , 1977, at (11) 29 1121 6, 2tc 10 00 A M or as soon !hereafter as said court may hear it The Almanac United Press lnternatJonal Today Is' Monday, Dec. 6, the 34istday ol197& with 25to • For Fast Results ·Use The Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS INFOIIMATION UG C HB IT EADG ITS.MB lUG · AN YTVJEAYMIGS M. YTOHICGB I BRUTS I I r I J I I .. IVEEGANt I I K J IGUEMLEt WHAT PEOPLE OF D'IFF~RIN6 OPINION$ M16HT .JOIN IN. Now IITI!flltl the circled le!tott to I I I 1J ~heN: AN(lXIXITl) form tht aurpttee on-. u tug· geoted by lht obove Cll1oon. Mon .. Tues., Wllf. 8:00 tii.S:OO I tll12 Nil rLAND fURNITURE 742,2211 . . AIINUI.OGIIATI IIUT!,.A~D ( II r - " - -l '{OU SHOULD TAKE UP TENNIS .. ~OU ALREAC>I HAVE THE GUT ! . LOWEE7.V-- I NEED TO BORRY A CUP OF MILK, TWO CUPS OF SUGAR , THREE CUPS OF FLOUR AN'·-- 0 . �R-'J'ho Dallv Sentinel. Mlddlerort-Pomeroy. 0 .. Monrlov. Dec.&, 1976 NOTIC~ FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION TO ' Tf\1 unknown heln and Ue\ Jse~s ' Ronald Belfev , dec used : William R , Ba il ey, dfh".'Utd; Henry Bailey, dece.ast d : Dan lei dec •.sed , Arthur dec~~ aed . dt-cnsed . Belley, Bailey, and Joseph Ba iley. Vou are hereby notif ied that you have been named r'efend ents In a l~a l act ion ; nt l lled Gtor ge Alfred Wolfe , et al , Pla int iffs . vs Wilbur !iailey, et al , Defendants This action has bun uslgned Can No 161 292 In the Court ot Commo n Pleu of Meigs Co unty , Ohio . The add r ess of sa id Court Is Me los County Cou rt House , Pomeroy, Ohio , 457 '9 Th e ob lecl of tht CQmpla lnt Is to require the detendll!nts an d also all ~Jtrs~ms unknown DEADLINIIS S P Nt , DIV Beton Publicat ion . cenctllttlon•. c or~•c · lions accepted first dn of publication ·REGULATION$ '1he PubHshtr rtservts the right to ~dlt or reltc:t ~ny Ids atemed ob ! jectlontl Tht publisher wilt not be retpons lbl e for morl than one Incorrect insertion RATES For W.tnt Ad ht'f 1ce S cents per word one Insertion : Min imum Cl'llrge Sl 00 14 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 26 cents per wotd six consecutive ln11rtlon•. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Ids and· eds paid within 10 d•Yt CAIID OF THANKS _ I OBITUARY $2 . 00 far so word! .-----.. . -----..-=-·__..._ -.. . ~SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. "" AMC HORNET 13895 Sportabout, 6 cyl, automat ic, power steering , deluxe equipment, whitewall !Ires, luggage rack, dark green finish , less than 9,000 mile~. Showroom clean. steering «c.. and brakes. follow. '!be moon Is full. The morning at••• are Mars and Saturn. ( App li cant ( 1:1 1 6. 11c Tbe evenlng stars are Mercury, Yenua and Jupiter. Those bom on UU. date' are under the •lgn of Sagtttarlu.s. ' 24 hour ' Oepend1ble Furnace Service. Oil or G.as-&urners liMe w1sdom has called another member of the Camp belt fom 1ly to eternal res t Cora Antello Campbell of 161-i S 4th Street, Ironfan , Oh1o poued away qUiet ly Oct 29 , 1976 at the Gene ro l Hosp•fal in Iron. ton after SllC mont hs of df health She was born Dec 23 1881 at Vesuv1u5 Ohto 'a daughter ol the la te Samuel E lovne and Mory Ca nte rbury layne On0ct . 15 , 1899, otthe ogeof16 Cora become the bnde of Chorles Alfred Campbell who preceded her m death 1n i965 For app rox imately two yeors Wantedffi11uy OLD fur niture 1ce bans brass beds v."O II telephones ond ports , or complee households Wnte M D Mdler Rt. of Pome roy, Oh10 . Coll992 77YJ CASH po1d for all makes and mode ls of mob1 le homes Phone a reo code 614·423·953 1 rtMBER Pome roy Fore!.! Pro ducts Top pnce lor i tond1ng sawtimbe r Coli Kent Hanby 1 446-B570 COINS CURRENCY tokens old po'c ket wa tches and choms s1lver a nd go ld We need 196.4 and older sil ver coins Buy sell or trade Call Roger Wam sley 742-2331 CASHI1 1 for 1unk cars F r ~ e s Truck and Auto 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE' Phone 742 208 1 OlD JEWElRY Phone 992·2075 Novo eJC tro sha rp, new pomt bucket seats , a1 r shocks mags Phon11 ~49 - 2480 69 CHEVElLE MALIBU. yellow with block v.nyl rc.of and block 1n· ter lor 307 engine, 2 door oulomohc, power steermg tope p lo~er ond new exhaust sys tem fo1r co ndrhon $1 000 Phone9-49 257-4 . 1968 JEEP WAGONEER , 4 whee l dr1'1e, lockout hub 6 c ~l . $895 Also . F-250 FORD 10 whee l dr1ve p1ckup. good, Harold Brewer, Long Bottom, or coli 985·3554 1973 CHEVROlET 'h ton truck 6 cyl. new ttres $2300 Phone 985-4245 1973 P1nto Runobou! , A speed low m1leoge e•ce llent cond1 lion , real shar p Phone 992 2Jil0 MUST SEll i970 Cutloss $1000 Phone 985 JSO 1 after 6 p rn 1965 Pl VMOUTH Belvedere 2 dr sedan, outomol1c tronsm1Ss1on good con dtt1on Ph o ne 992-3574 1968 CUTlASS, 2 d• , 1700. 1969 Old!>mob1le 4 dr., $950 197-t 8u1clo. Apol lo, 2 dr $2.t50 Phone 992 5186 from noon to 6 p m only, da1ly 1968 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC Phone 992·5535 1976 MUSTANG II Cobra, o1r oil powe r, rod1o and tope. 1~74 Jeep Renegade Y·8 ~tondard Phone 742 3072. i973 FORD PICKUP Jruck Ranger XLT, F·lOO power stee ring , power brakes , deluxe mteflor ln qu1re ol lngel s Furn1ture M•ddleporl F ~r st come nrst 5&rve $t500 USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT. Timbertoclt->f30D Sk1dder John Deere 4408 SK1dder, Pett1bone Supe r B Cory L1ft, Morbork 48 10 Ch1p -Poc, Prentn:;e GRM Loader, Massey Ferguson 356 l1lt. Contacl Don Groves, or Lyons Equ1pment Co , Inc. Circleville, Otuo 43113 Phone (6 14 ) 596 -4769 ., (614) 474 -6028 ARMSTRONG GAS furnace , used one season, $300 Phone ElECTRIC SINGER sewmg mach me 10 cab1net w1t h seat 1ncluded Phone 992 3626. ANTIQUE DINING room su1te ook bonquet table, 6 c ho ~rs ond bul· let Phone 992-000B to see HARD WATER PROBLEMS? Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water UC.XVI ONLY S279,95 Let us test your water Free. Pomeroy Landmark Z:A Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992·2181 $18,300 r~~'c-=-"?_-.; ~~-:-··"' 3 AND 4 RM fu rnrshed and un· f1.1rnished op ts Phone 992· 5<3.< COUNTRY Mobile Home Po rk Rt 33 ten mdes north of Pomero~ large lots w1th co ncrete pohos s1dewalks, runners and off st reet parkmg Phone_!9_2~ FURNISHED two bedroom opt , odulf-S only. No pets Middleport 992·3874 _ _ _Phone _, _ - - -=-"'AVAilABlE at R1verstde Apart· ments , I bedroom, SIOO per month , 2 bedrooms , $133. An Equal Housmg Opportunlfy Phone 992-3273 ONE BEDROOM Apts at VIllAGE MANOR 10 Middlftport lo r S104 monthlv plus eklc or $130 m cludmg elec lOWER RATES for SENIOR CITIZENS. Convenient to shopp1ng on Th~rd and Mill Sts. in Middleport. Brand new h1gh quality opartments See the manager at Apt 28 or call 992 n21. An Equol Housing Opportun1ty 5 ROOM HOUSE and both 1n Aodne orea . P ~o ne 992·5858. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE home , adults on~y Phone 992·5535 SMAll SEMI·furnished apart · I 26 Mulberry Ave ment Phone 992· 2030 .t ROOM FURNISHED opt ., dose to Powell's Suj:,er Valu Phone 992<l658 EFFICIENCY HOUSE adults only. 1deal tor '2 men No pe ts Phun"" 992 7791 ofter 4 p m. " ( 3290 pm CLOSE TO MEIGS HI. 'CHOICE eor corn $2 00 bushel brick and frame, about 4112 Phone 742·2359 year! old. 3 lovely BR . CHR ISTMAS TREES I . On Old Rt 33 modern bath, utility R. , between Co Rood s 18 ond 19 modern la rge kitchen, Tag now ond cut fresh when carpeting, garage, 8 tenths demed. Pnced $2.00 to $8 00 acre . OWNER TRANS . Opho and Borboro Offutt FERRED 528,000 oo Phone 992 3296. ABOUT 2 ACRES - 6 yrs. STEREO AM-FM rad1o, B track old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lupc comb1nohon Bolance very nice kitchen, ullllfy S 106 .40 or 1erm:, Coil 991 3965 R., central heat and air F.OUR CEMETERY plots ot Me1gs cond., full basement, J car MemOry Gardens Wtl l sell garage and storage Close ' 9B5-4146 separately Phone , to HI School $29,800.00 . CHRISTMAS TREES , Malri St CORNER DOUBLE LOT Rutland . with large brick . S "• SCHOOL SEWING moC"hmes bedrooms, 2 baths, ultra Smgers 1n walnut cortsolette modern kitchen (has Phonem 5146. everyt hing). Natural gas . -~ ·FRE IGH.T DAMAGED, October I 9, hot water heat FIreplace. 1976 Zig -Zag Sew1ng ASKING 120,000.00 Machines ., buttonhole , OTHER LISTINGS NOT Origmolly monogram, etc NOTEO IN THIS AD- WE $179 95 w1ll sell for $59.95 cash HAVE GREAT OEMAND or terms , Phone 992-5146 FOR NEWER HOMES GOOO MIXED hoy Phone LET US SELL YOURS 949·2523 TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND MEN'S USED Clothing far sole. Open 4 till 9 &\leryday Proffltfs BROKER Recreahon Center, Portland, 992 ·2259 or 992·2568 OhiO SIZE 1 SNOW boots ond wh1te COUNTRY fo rml and wilh seclud· shoe skates. othor ch1ldr e n s ed woods water ond good oc ' clothes Phone 949 2J22 ces s m Monroe County, W Vo SI ,000 dawn colt (3a.t) 772 1971 LTD, oir condihoned,: p b , J102 ., (3041 772 3227. p s , e~o:cellent condition. Four AS x U snow tires , one boy's 26 Commerctol property opprox . 17 inch b1ke, new Call 991-3442 acres, level land, located at Tuppers .Plains on Ohto, Route TWO GOATS See Pomeroy Motor 7 Phone !614) 667-6304 Company. or A.R. l<mght __ __ -- - - ' ---··- TRAILER SAlES ,..,.. 1 ... 111 Velvets, prints , herculons, vinyl solids, an<,fancy prints, accessories . 66H2~ t'ltniftgl Pl. Pleuanf Ph. 675.3469 9:30·5:00 Daily Til]8l 09!1 F~idays Racine. Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Rutland, Ohio 4577S Ph . (614 ) 742-2409 We Deliver 7284mos . lf~'£~1!1~ THE FARMERS HOME AD· MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE. FROM TIMG.-ro TIME, FARM, RESIDENTIAL . BUS IN ESS . RECREATION AND .OR OTHER PROPERTIES IN ATHENS AND MEIGS COUNTIES ANY LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER IN TERESTEO' IN liSTING THESE PROPERTIES SHOULD CONTACT THE FARMERS HOME AD · MINISTRATION AT 221 WEST SE CONO STREET POMEROY , OH IO •57 69, tELEPHONE -· s6.95 11,<-1 mo. ·-· ·--'"1&- Virgil B. Sr., Realtor 216 E. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio45769 Phone 992, 3325 RUTLAND - J bedroom older stucco home. 2 baths, furnace heat, equipped kttchen and 2 car garage. Now only $35,000 NEW LISTING - Business building with 4 apartments, and pool ha ll equ1pment . with all . 3 YRS . OLD - 3 bedrooms, wood heat, 2 ceramic baths . Ntce mod . kit.', front and back porches 2 car garage, & full basement. $34,000 MIDDLEPORT - 5 Yrs. gas ... NEW LISTING - 1 room frame house with 3 Brs., Ph baths, front porch and garden . $7500 TUPPERS PLAINS - I'll acres, old 4 Br. house, V2 bath. 2 porches on Rt. 7. Asking S12,000. MIDDLEPORT - Older 8 .room home with 4 Brs., 2 baths, level lol with $12,000 . I Yr old 3 bedrooms, batl't, thermopane windows, eatIn k itchen, and Ohio ele heat . 523.000 . RUTLAND - HARRISONVILLE 1 acre, new 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ele . FA heal, sliding glass doors In dining 2 car garage $32,500 ' RUTLAND - 2 bedrooms, bath, tronl porch, utility building and garage, near shcool 111,000. LitTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-DOOM'S DAY DELAYED ""'!!----~ r:::::::-::-=::-::-":':':'~---, "7 Wt ll do odd tabs , roofmg , pain l1ng gutter work Phone 992· 7409 EXPERIENCED 8ABYSITTERS lokmg reser'lohons for oil n1ght and hourly Silting fo r New Yea r s he For 1n formot1 on, co ll992 7092 - --- SEWING- AND Alterat tons Reosonabl e . 572 South Third Ave Mtddleport. Ph one 992-6306 . - ----BOOKEEPER, All phases Phone 992-7476 CERTIFIED READING Specialist wtth 4 years e~o: penen ce he lp mg d1sobled ond reluctant readers , espec•olly Jr. High level For othe r mformolion ond hourlv rates. Coll992 7735 . "· ~-;----::-;-­ ~rtirsilt~~ PlEASURE HORSES and ponies, olso wil l buy horses and pon1es Phone (614 } 698·3290, Ruth Reeves. All WHITE German Shepherd puppies , lull blooded See Rtchard G1lkey, Cl1lton, W.Vo _Phone 1(:K)4) 773-5962 ___, __ 5 MONTH OLO Registered fema le lmh Setter $75 Phone 992·3565 . tng room, dmmg room or}d kitchen, fully carpeted. Phone 992-3129 , or 992 .5.43-t 59 acres. 6 room house, both , part!~ carpeted, two out· bu1ldlng s , dug basement, one· thi rd tlll oble, · m1neral r~ghts located neor Oonv1lle. Reduced for quick sole, $23 500, Phone 742·'1766 ........ NEARlY new ol elec. home , full basement lor sale by owner Rutlond orea Phone 7A2.2S3 1 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO, Th,ee bedroom hou se, lumd y room, f1replace , 2 boths, diShwasher. tonga . garbage disposal , co rpet , sun deck , Iorge lot. $26.500 Phone (61 • ) M7·6304 ~. --·· - - - I. 2N T Pass THAT'S HARP TO SAY ANN IE ·· WHEN TH E ' O)('fGEN IH HERE 6N65 OUT,,. Wf Ll -" THf~, ~~ @\J&~ Oswald : "Good players tend lo overbtd to game They ex, peel to play the hand well and lhey a lso look lor help from lhe defe nd ers." J1m , "South 'stwonotrump A Washington reader wants to know 1f lhe new l;rws apply to both rubb er brrdge and dupli cate or just to dupli cate brrdge They only apply to dupli cate bridge The new rubber brrdge laws are at least six months a nd probably a yea r away. btd was based on the above theory He did hold eleven high-card pomts, but there were no kings , only one ace and a worthless doubleton tn has partner's rebid suit East (For a copy of JACOBY had made a really poor diamond overcall and 11 West had opened a d1 amo nd South would have romped home Instead West led hts fourlh M O DERN. send $1 lo ar Bridge ' cto newspaper, P 0 Box RarJ1o C<ly Slai<On New N Y 10019) " Wm this 489, York THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN by BORN LOSER . I Italian actress 2 In pieces harpsichord II Two preposl· 3 Troublesome one (2 wds .) tions in one 12 Wile of 4 Conjunction 5 African Paris 13 An Arab language 6 Shade of ruler gray 14 Famous 7 Hospice Yankee 8 Pleasing IS Work unit (4 wds.) . 16 Spoil 9 Twined 17 Chance; 10 Wigwam's luck relative 18 Electrify 16 Word 20 GoU score with 21 Colombian toast or City 22 On the house II 23 Fnght 24 Abe's Mary ITi-+-t-'-125 The greater I Facts 5 Small iW'!"i ilaiDAI/S I ~-IIIHAW ! BRADFORD, Auctioneer, Com · plete SeNICe Phone 949-2487 or 949-2000 Aocme, Ohio Cnll Bradford. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers , toaster'S, irons, all small appliances. Lawn mower, ne~o:t to State H1ghway Goroge on Route 7 Phon ~ (614) 985 3825 :=-o-:::,------::--oc--c--c-- REMODELING Plumbing heohng and all types of general repatr Work guoronteed 20 years e~o:· perlence Phone992-2.t09. SEWING MACHINE Repo~rs, ser· v1ce, all make5, 992 2284, The Fobnc , Shop . Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and ServiCe We sha rpen Setnors EXCAVATING, do2er , loader and bock hoe work. dump truck! and lo- boys for h1re, will haul ftll d1 rt. to sotl l1mestone and grovel Co li Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992-7089 , n1ght phone 992·3525 Dr 99252J2 . EXCAVATING dozer backhoe o[l d d1tcher Charles R. Hatfield Back Hoe Service. Rutl and, Oh1o Phone 742 2008. • SEPTIC Systems installed by ' licensed mstoller Shepard Contractors Phone 7.42 2409 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Son1tohon 992·3954 or 992242B . GASOUNE ALLEY sound 25 Postoid 26 Easter highlight animals (sui£.) 36 Flutter, as an eyelash measure 27 Skill 28 Component 30 " ThereAgain" (2 wds. ) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1916 6 :00-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6 U --Farm Report 13 . 6 ·20--Not For Women Only 13. 6 31)-Teacher' s Classroom oi; News 6, Sunrise Seme!ter 8; Concerns and Comments 10 6 45-Morn lng Report 3 6 ·50---Good Morning , West VIrginia 13. 6 · ~5-Good Morning , Trl State 13 7 DO-Todoy 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6, 13; C BS News 8; Chuck White Reports 10 7 05-Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 1 3()-.Schoolles 10 . B: DO-Lassle 6; Caplaln Kangaroo 8, lu; Sesame Street 33. B 311--Big Valley 6. 9 00-A M 3; Phil Donahue 4, IJ, IS, Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10 9 ·311--Cross.Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; Good Day I 8 10 :0(}-Sanford And Son 3,4, 1! ; Price Is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13 10 : 15-General Hospital 6. 10:311--Hollywood Squares 3,34, 1!. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3. 1!; Weekday ~ ~ Edge of Night 6; Gambit 8,10; Morning With D.J . 13 . 11 :311--Stumpers 3,4 , 15; Happy Days 6, 13 ; Love of Llle 8, 10, Sesame Slreet 20. 11 55-Take Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10 12 ·oo-ttews 3 16,8,10; Don Ho 13; Bob Braun 4, 50 Grand Slam 15 . 12 311-Gong Show J, l! ; All My Children 6,13; Seorch for Tomorrow a. 10. 12 :! 5-NBC News 3, 15. 1 flO--Somerset 3. Ryan's Hope -6, 13; Young a nd lhe Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1 311--Deys 01 Our Llveo 3,4,1S; Family Feud 6,13. As The World Turns 8, 10. 2 D0-520,000 Pyramid 13; Dlnahl 6. 2 311--Docloro 3,4,15 : One Lite lo Live 13, Guiding Ugh I 8, 10. J :DO-Anolher World J,4,15; All In The Family 8,10; Consumer Survlvltl Kit 20 3 ·15-Genero l Hospital 13. 3 ·311--Bewltched 6: Match Go me B.10; Lilias, Yogo and You 20. 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Marcus Welby , MD. 4 : Somersei1S, 1-jowdy Doody 6. Mickey Mouse Club 8; Sesame Street 20,33. Movie "Dark City " 10; Dinah! 1 13, 4·30-My Three Sons 3; Emergency One I 6; Partridge Family 8; Fllntslones IS. s ·oo-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; BrOdy Bunch 8; Mi ster Rogers ~33; Star Trek 15 5·Jfi-News 6: Family Aflolr 8; Electric Company 2D,33 ; Adam-12 13. ' ' 6 :00-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC folews 61 Zoom 20; Consumer Experience 33 . 6 :311--NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News13, Andy Grlfllth 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; lTV Utliiiatlon 33 7 DO-Truth or Consequences 3; SoapBox 4, Bowling tor Dollars6; Let's Go To The Races 8; News 10; To Tell The Truth 13 ; My Three Sons15, Cooking With a Contjnen1ll l Flavor 20; American Issues Forum 3J 7:311--Hollywood Square• 3,4; Let's Deal With II 6; Malch Gama PM 8; MacNeil· Lehrer Reporl20,33; In The Know 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Nashville On The Road 13, B:OII-Baa Baa Black Sheep 3,4, 1!; Happy Days 6,13, Tony Orlando & Dawn 8, 10; N~tlonal Geographic 20,33 8 :311-Laverne & Shirley 6,13 9 ·06-Pol lce Woman 3,..,,15; Rlt h Man, Poor Man 6, IJ i M-AS -H 8,10; Nepal · Where The Gods Are Young J3: Evening of Championship Skating 20 . 9 ·311--{tne Day AI A Time 8,10, To Be Announced 33. 10:110-Pollce, Story J,4, I!; Family 6, 13; Let Freedom Ring 8, Swllch 10; News 20; Documentary Showcase 33 10.311--Biack Perspective on the News 20., ~ ll ·DO-News J ,4,6,8, 10, 13, 1S, Macfolell, tehrer Reporl 33. 11 311--Johnny Carson 3,4, 15, Movie "The Man Who Would Not Die" 6, 13; Koiak 8; Mary Hartman 101 . ABC News 33 12·oo---Movle " The Dongerous Doys of Kiowa Jo,.. 10: Janakl 33. 12 :30-Movle '' Fer-De-Lance" B. 1·DO-Tomorrow 3,_.. 1· 15-News 13. 31 Exasperate 32 Summit 1=+-l34 Thin scale 36 Abject 37 Balanced 31 Related 39 Ridicule tO Camping CARPENTER floormg. cell1ng, ponellng Phone 992·2759 DOZER work and weld ing. eon· tact Jome!i Parsons, Rt. I, Reci ne, on Carmel Rood . MOBILE Home Repa1r, Elec, plumbing and heoling. Phone 992·5858 . r item I DAILY CRYI'TO<!UOTt; - Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELI, OW ~--::--:---- One letter samply :stands for another. In th1s sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's , e tc Single letters. apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code ~t't.lers arc d tfTcre nt CRYPTOQUOTES WINNIE M KMB E ALG V TN I I M N F. - •• •• •• •• •• Tl!ursday noon• '"·••' •• •• \ FRIDAY TIL 8. ,.1 -.• • Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • . . •• ••••••••• •• 19 Bombastic 28 Penalized talk · 29 Violin bow 22 Source : conditioner or1gm 33 Closely 23 Absolved confined 24 Clock 35 Order of part WILL do roof1ng , construction, plumbmg and hea tmg. No jOb too Iorge or too smoll. Phone 742-23-18 . ELECTRO!'IC TV CLINIC . Now T V stlop, Electronic T V Clinic Service coli , $5.95. Color B& W antenna systems stereos, etc. S72 South Th~rd , Mtddleport Phone 992·6306 Corry m and · .s~.!' money. GRAVELY SERVICE - Sove 25 Pet. on labor by hoving,your Gro'llely Tractor repo1red or servtced now Gravely Tractor Soles, Pomeroy, Oh10 Phone (61•) m .2975. Yeslerday's An!lwer- 26 Pub We have now movtd to our new location at 260 East Second St., Pomeroy. 3 bedrooms, I 1/1 baths, large I IV· South I. ~'61'4' 11·11·1 mo. old, 4 bedrooms, bath, nat. F,A. furnace. birch kit , and level lot . S23,000 UTILEORPHANANNIE Phone 992-2594 Middleport, 0. EXCAVAT ING BACKHOES , DOZER , TRENCHER, LOWBOY. DUMP TRUCKS Bill PUlliNS, PHONE 992·2•78 . DAY OR NIGHT . Pass I 4 2• heart to Oswald '' I can account for By Oswald & James Jacoby PLYMOUTH$ E; North Easl a rt The spirt! who looks afle r overbadders was there to cause the mtsplay and SouUJ took lull adva ntage. He was in hts hand w1th the queen. lie led a cl ub, !messed dummy 's )ac k, returned to his hand w1th the ace o f s p a des , repeated (he c lub ltnesse and wound up Wit h game and rubber ' Opentng le;~d - 5 \f , ON NEW '77 WILl TRIM or cut trees ond sh rub· bery Phone 742-3167 or 9.49. 25•5 FROSTY'S C 8. RADIO Equ1 p , ever.-t hmg '" two-way rad1a ontennos ond occes Phone 843 2855 , Por tland HowERv -AND- MARTINcovotmg •ep t 1c systems ' 'I doter, backhoe, dump' truck , llmestone, gravel block toP ' pov1ng , Rt 143 Ph one 1 (614) 69B 7331 GAS AND Oil furnace repo1r, sales and service 24 hours. Phone 843-2i65 ~-FRAlEY !> Lum ber Company at tu nc tlon of 346 ond 50 W .' Albany Off1ce phone , (614) 698 6700. or restdence (614) 698·53_10 or 698·8B90 Open 7 a m. king a nd led ba ck South 's queen .. Pass DAILY RENTALS ll!-r West Pass Pass 3N TPass TOM RUE MOlORS &' •to • A Q5 4 Phone ttt-5776 Syracuse, Ottlo 949·2114 But for some unaccountable reason West rose wtth the • Q93 • QJ 15 • 42 North-South vuln erable GreenhouSe 'N2 6644 TEAFORD SOUTII Hubbard's S'!uare Yard lnslalled David Fanons, Owner •""'"'''"'"' Dew qufl o.tttn "'K 8 6 FOR YOUR HOME In pO'ts end ho!lnglng baskets from He to S5 oo. Also, lay away POINSETTIAS now for CHRISTMAS. 6000 to chaos~ from. PI!!R.FECT FOR GIFTS In red, white end pink. $3 .00 to $6.00. 20 pet off on 10 or more Ohio EAST .. 10 6 3 2 ¥A 8 2 • K 10 9 8 3 t6 NonCE FOLIAGE PLANT$ ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING Box 28·A '. .. CARPET SHOP ANY PITCH ANY SIZE WEST • KJ 97 ¥ K 10 7 5 4 MJIMIIIIII SIOIICSIIIIITT GlllltiUifllllfCS RACINE #~ • A 42 •AQJ9 75 3 IEPIJI:('IIl DIRECT FABRIC SALES' , e-- - m Miln StrMf tangsvilte10ftto 4.574 f ' nylon • J 6 -llllolfl!lllAllia SiltS. best heart. East look his ac e and led back the e rght spot South played low since dum, my 's jack was there to protecl his queen If West had played correctly and s tuck, tn t he ten, South would have ~ad no pla y lor his contrac t and probably would hav e gone down two 6 NORTII (OJ A8 -~Senices l1111lalilll S10III llllfiiOIS I 110111$ 1 · 311-i'le~l3. WIN AT BRIDGE Misplay saves overbidder YOU S/6NI'O srATE· Vorlely of far campers. IT'S ALL E~PlAINED HERE' .. AT 20 RUPEES PER COPY! MENTS ANNOUNCIIJ/3 THERE 15 ONLY ONE WAY TO E.><.PAND THE' POWERS OF OIJE5 MIND: AM 8:00-Little H011se on fht Prairie 3.~. 1!; Feather & Father 61 Rhoda 8, 10; Adams Chronicles 20,33; Jack Van lftJpro Crusade 15. 8:30--$128,000 Quesllon 8; Phyllls 10. 9:00-Movle " Ca t On A Hot Tim Roof" 3,4,15; NFL Football 61 Johnny Cash 8,10; In Performance al Wolf Trap 20,33. 9.30-NFL Football 13. To 00-Executlve Suite 8. 10; News 20; Soundlta~e 33. 10:30-Farm Digest 20. 11 DO-News 3.4.1.10,15; MacNeil Lehrer Reporl33 . 11 · 311-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie " Kansas City Bomber" 8; Mary Hartman 10; _ABC News 33. 12.DO-News 6,1J; Movie " The VIsit'' 10; Janakl 33. 12·3o-College Footboll '76 6; Ironside 13. 1:QO-Tomorrow 3,• . 7· 3(}-Thal Good Ole Nashville Muslc J; Bobby Vinton 4; Muppel Show 6; Gong Show 8; Mac Neii. Lehrer 20,33; Price Is Right 10; College Basketball 13; Friends of Man I! I SHALL GIVE .For sara, dlalr c shions, .. ma«ressts, padding. lde•l garage PEARCE SIMPSON C B bose sto· lion Phone 247-2684 alter 5 KEN GROVER OKIW·- SC! WfU REPORT SACK 1"H!ORE'S NO SUCH TH INfl MINP·RI!ADINc; DRUc;! rn~o::' (6141 !85-4155 Ch"lor, Ohio 10-17·11110 ( Pdl located in Langsville 992-713~ CAPTAIN EASY tiPHO~~l -u Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992-2111 • • Weddings DOLY.f Pomeroy Landmark -- 422-4080 ' · Porlland , 0 . New Co.Op Water Sot · teners model VC-XVI Only $279.95 Flannel Shirts $4 99 1972 NOVA 6cyhnder , standard. JOHN DEERE d1esel 350 ed on floor 111 good condlhon loader , e~o: celle nt cond1t10n $1250 Phone 9.t9·2B60 or see W.nch lo1 r leads fork s ond Chorles 81ssell ot 8ashan Co Camping-Equipment overcob Phone 9.t9-2663 Rd 28 REDUCED PRICE, John Deere i976 TRAVEL TRAILER ful ly eqUip Bull dozer $2700 Saw m1ll ped w1th shower 17''1 It sell 197.3 FORMULA 350 Fl reb1rd , automat1c ps pb new t1res truck All lor• $3000 • W1ll sell rea sonable Phone 992 9981 very good cond1t1on Phone separate Phone 992-3792 992-2426 197 5 HONDA MOTORCYCLE CB500-T, new battery, 1n D~lpWiffite<J~: stor..oge e•ce pt for 3 months, 1333 mil es, cos t ove( $1700 w1 ll sell for $950 Ph one INSTRIJC'tioN Loot and Found 992 532• ·o~n ~"'~ •7 1.'1"' ,,.clJ•r BIG RED and wh1 te lemole hound rotr~IM•Ittl . .r/ .,.... _..,. .. ...,.,, lOST belween Rt 33 8 7 by FARM EQUIPMENT Reduce the cos t ol bu~1ng form moch.nery Pomeroy Gun Club Con tden up to 10% by tokmg odvontage of•O.• /OT<w llfy $100 REWARD lor dog m of Fede ral Income To• cred1t on good cond1tron No queshons equ1pmen! purc hase before u i'MOinf ,. IIAt US IHP4 fl/ Ld<.lf", osked Call collect. (614 ) Jan 1st Sh mn s Tractor So les, BllrNII<Jjt.IIDtr ,,.,••.,,, fAIIfkiUr 11!1S 886·8150 Leo n W Vo Phone (304) LOST. BROWN and block mole 458 i630 NO FUTURE? IN A$$ AUT i German Shephard dog Con tact Ronald Cowdery ot 985 3581 3 VERY UNHAPPY boys wont the Real £state fur :-iale return of one female chocol ate po1nt S1omese cot between HOM ESITES lor sole , I acre ond up Middlepor t, near Rutland South Second ond South Th1rd Co li 997 7481 St . Middleport Answers to the nome of "Som ' Phone 992· 545A NEW 3 bedroom house 2 both!> or 618 South Thud St all elec I acre , M1ddleport , close to Rutland Phone 992•fOUND EYE GlASSES on Rt 7 at Consider a Professiontl Career 74Bl ' Hobson , bdocols Phone Orivtng a " BIG RIG" We are a 742-2789 Private Training School offer· SMAll fa rm lor sole , 10% down , owner fmonced . Monroe Countog e PART rwne or FULL Time ty ; W Vo Pho ne (304 ) 772Traintng Program. H you are JI02 N (304 ) 772 -J227 woriang, Don't Out1 Your Job, attend our Weekend Training program or attend our 3 Week FUll Tmt~ Resident Training. FUlLER Brush Products for sole lltor.o TNflf.lf"Ttwihr Tf'tlutllllfflc Phone992·3410 CAMPER, $600 Also, hone PARKERSBURG trader $450. Phone (614 ) 69B --- Aerl1l Commercii I Schools , PICKENS HOWE; $101 OBITUARY of Cora A. Campbell. Our Hea ven ly Father , 1n H1s in· ' • PHOTOGRAPHY used Homeltte SlAn Chain SIW One 900d used Gibson Sl4t· by-Side Refrigerator Good cond ;tion • $195 New Hotpomt Microwave Oven , model AE930 SAVE InMi!jnpry PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 843·2165 F One good 1 96~ Monday 5:00-Big Valley 31 Mtr v Griff in 4; Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20, 33; Star Trek 1S. ! :30--News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20.33; Adam. 12 13. 6:00-NeW5 3,4,6,8, 10,13,15; Zoom 20; Education In Transition 33. 6·30-NBC News 34,4,1!; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 7:00-Truth or Cons . 3; 'fo Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollar! 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; My Three Sons IS; The Way It Was 20. Know Your Schools 33. • 1'171 HONDA CL 450. 12,000 mdM siu y bor, crash bars pull bock handle bars, new tire ond seals Scrambler side p1pes, $650. C~ ll 9_-49- 2.t~ . __ ~ POTATOES and pumpk ins C. W Proffitt , Portland, Ohio Phone BAJ·225A. COAL for sole, Open 6 do~s par week dnd even1ngs . For fu rther Information call (61-t ) 367·7338. APPLES , FITZPATRICK ORCHARD, STATE ROUTE 689 . PHONE WILKESVILLE . ( 61A)669 - J78~ 1974 OA TSUN 5llf5 210 2 door. local car. 4 speed trans ., 44,200 miles, good tires, dar k green finish, real economy I Sandra Chr lst1 ne Griff 1th Ja91. - 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 11995 Local1 owner car, green finish , green vinyl roof. radial w-w tires, air cond., V-8, with automatic, power Television log for easy viewing Business Sfrvices - , COAL, r1me~tone , and calcium chlonde and calc iu m brine for dust control and spec1a l miJCinQ salt for farmers. Main Street Pomeroy , Oh1o or phone 992. QUALITY clalmmg anv r ight, ti tl e or estate. lien or lnternt In the r ea l property descr ibed In sai d Complai nt adv e rse to the plamtl lls' owner!h lp or any clou d upon pla intiffs ' tttle '"l"r,.. ·. : uwQIItOn8 1 wOrd ] thereto to set forth the nllfure cents of the ir sever al claims Sa id ILIND -ADS r eal estate Is de scri bed as Additional 25c Charge fnllows Si t uate d in Chts ter Qer Adverttsemtn! OFFICE HOURS To oNnsh lp , Me ig s Cou nt y, B· JO am . to .s ·oo p m . Ohio . Beginning at a stone In Dally. 1 : 30 am to 12 oo the southwest corner of the Noon Saturday northeas t v. and northwest Phone today 992 21 56 corne r of the so ut heast If• of Section 36, Townsh ip 3 and Ra nge 12 of the Ohio Com NOTICES pa ny 's Purcnase. m Chester ATTN ,: II Towns hip, Meigs County, UL HOUSEWIVES Oh io ; thence east 460 feet to a All Yard Sales, ~ummage , ~ tone co rn er, thenc e nortl1 Porch and Basement Porch 1948 fe et to tl"le publtc road, and Basement Sates, etc . thence west 460 feet , thence must be pa id in adYance no rt h 685 tee t to th e northwest Get yours In early by corner ot th e north ea st v. ot ~ ai d Sect 1on 36 then ce east stopping by our officer'' The Daily Sentinel. 11 ntong tne north lme of So!lld Court St or wr 1t1ng Box sec tion 1500 teet : thence souH1 129 , Pomeroy , Ohto 45169 ·1633 tee t ; then ce east 656 teet . with your rem lttanc e : then ce sou th 74'1 feet ; thence eas t 84 teet, then ce sou th 81.5 feet to a stone corner , thence wes t 22 AOteet to the west line of th e southeast •;.~~ of se 1d Sec tion 30 , the nce north 1557 fl!et to th e pla ce of beglnn 1ng , THE RACI NE F1re Deportment w1it cont ami ng 152. 5 a qes , more hove a gun shoot Saturday at or less Also quttclaiming to 6·30 p.m at the 1r but ld.ng 1n the Grantees such mterest , 1f Bashan en y , wh1ch the Grantors own In the follow ing rea l estate NOW acceph ng p10no students Beginning at the no rtheast beglnner:s mtermed 1o1es od corne r of the her e mabove van ced 51udents Call 992 dc scn bcd rea l est ate , then ce 2270 east a long the nort/'1 line of Sectio n 311. 235 feeL then ce w1ll be held Mndat' , so uth 1633 teet. th ence west INTERVIEWS Nov 22 , 1976 starling at II 00 235 tee t , the nce north to the am o clock m the off1c e of tile p!Jce ot begl nnmg , sublect to Me1gs County CommiSSIOners, ex 1s11ng publi c h ig hways Save and exce pt from the Court House P o mero~ Oh1o above th e tot1ow 1ng described lor arch1t ects who ore on the real estate co n .... ey ed to Roy opproved li st of State ArHnd Elsie Pooler by deed chi tec ts (Public Works Stole of rec orded 1n Volu me 166 , Page Oh1o) lor the proposed mul ll 379 , Meigs County Deed purpose faci lity for Me1gs Reco rds , to wll Being 1n County . Please ca ll for oppomt Seclion 36, Chester Township, men! , 992·2895 Meigs County , Oh 10 , and beg 1nn mg at the northeas t corner of the above described rea l esta te on the nor th !me of Secllon 36 1 111 ence south 1037 THIS feet to the center of the County ONE I Road j th ence with the center Get FULL pay and of sai d road nor th 88 degrees 25' west 100 teet : thence north .allowancea while we 67 degrees west 562 teet , provide top training In then ce nor th 75 degrees west ••citing lleld of your 100 teet ; then ce north 79 choice. If you're 18 to 31 deg rees 45' west 100 feel. years old and can qualify, the nc e north 88 degrees west we'll guarantee offer In 100 tee t , th ence west 810 teet writing. Sign on now and to the west line ol the abO'IIe desc r ibed real estate , then ce get currant liberal G.l. north follow ing the west line of Bl LL beneflto Coli or ..., said re al e!>la)e to the north your Navyman at : west corne r thereof , thence n1 Celumbul Rd. east on the north line of A-s.OH Sec t,an 36 to the place of PH: 59J·3~ (Cotledl beg inn ing c on t a in ing 21 acres, more or less , Deed Reference Volume PIANO INSTR UCTIONS Ch1ldren s 10 4, Page 181 , Meigs .County and adults June VonVro nken Deed Record s 99'1-'1270 YoU ar e reqiJ'Ired to answer Volunteer Fire the comp laint wllh1n 28 days THE RACINE a ft er the Ia!>! publicatfon of Deportment need fur th er co nth1 s noll cc, whi ch wil l be tnbullons to pay fo r fiberglass publis hed once eac h wee~ for , door lor the f1re deportment !>lx consecutl\le weeks The bwldmg Every contnbu t1on last publicat ion w1ll be made w1il be greatly a ppreciated on December 20 , 1976, and the Please !iend donohons to the 28 days tor an s wer Will Racme Volunteer F1re Deport com mence on that date. In case of your fallure to men I Roc me , Oh1o 4577 1 a nswer or otherw 1se respond as requ 1re c by the Oh10 ~ules ALTHOUGH B~rchheld s T01uder· my has burned. work STILL WILL of Civil Procedure . judgment BE OdN E 1n tempora ry by def11ult will be rendered tor relief a gai n st ~ou quarters Ho ve your troph1es demanded in this Complaint mounted todoy and tr easure them tomorrow BIRCHFIELD s Larry- E Spencer , TAXIDERMY east of Rutland Clerk of Co urt , m1le ·• on Rt 124 . Phone Me1gs County , Ohio 7-42:2178, Dated Novem ber 10, 1976 • ( 11) 15 , 12,29 (12 ) 6 1 13 . 70J (lie GUN SHOOT at the Roc1 ne Gun Club every Sunday 1 p.m Assorted meats XMAS SPECIAL Any Svwmg NOTICE TO mochme (lean ed , oil ed and ad CONTRACTORS 1usted, $5.98 THE Sew mg STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF Cen ter M1ddleport TRANSPORTATION CLASSES IN Vor1ous crofts and Columbus, Ohto fme orl5 wil l be held ot the November 19 , 1976 Contract Sales Legal CRAFTY LADI ES HAND ICRAFTS Co py No . 76·984 on Tue5doys a nd Thu rsdays UNIT PR ICE CONTRACT Phone 992-2298 or 992 ·5308 lor Sealed proposal s wilt be oppo1ntments re ce ived a t the off 1ce ot the DireCTor Of th e OhiO Depu t RUMMAGE SALE Dec 8th and men t Of Tran sport ahon , 9th, Weds a nd Thu r5 doy , 186 Co tvmbu~ . Oh 1o, unt1l 10 00 N, Second , Middle port , N c~o: t to A M , Oh10 Standerd T1m~ , Tuesday , Dec 1.1 , 1976 fOf Deb !I Barber Shop clothmg Im pr ovements m a von baffles. mise Par t ~ 1 to 29 1n clus ive are YO b 1 1 1 11 1 off er ed a!> one co ntract an d J U IN eout1 u u co or por· w.tl be co ns1dered on the basis lrmh The Phot o Place (Bob of the tela I amount bid Hoelhch) 992 5292 Parts I to 29 tnCIU SIVe At hens Ga lt.a , Hock ing , Meigs, Mon roe , Nob le, Vmton \fli'ri:l Sale and Washington Covn t 1es , Oh lo, on bndges on va r ious IF YOU hove a serv1ce to offer , routes and sectiOns . by want to buy or sellsometh1ng , 1 k 1 cleetnlng and pa lnt mg Ty pe of Struc tures _ See aw oo 1119 or work .. or P lans . whotever you II get results '' The da te set for complet 1on Iosier w1th a Sentinel Want Ad. of lh1S work sha ll be as set Co11992-21S6 forth 1n the f:)lddlng proposal " E a ch b1d der sl1all be - • requ 1red to file w1th h1s b1d a t Mobife lfOJ'Jle& fur Sale ce rtlf,ed check or c ashie r's check for an amount equa l to MOBILE home lor sale or rent 3 five per cent of his b1d, but In bedrooms ol ut1hl1es po1d no event more than fifty Phone 992· 7751 thous a nd dollars, or a bond for h:m per cent of his b1d, payable to the Director . · , INTHE Bi dd ers m ust apply , on PROBATE COURT OF JJroper forms , for COUNTY, OHIO qualifications at least ten days IN MEIGS THE MATTER "OF THE pn or to th e date se t tor CHANGE NAME OF op en 1ng b1ds m1 accordence SA NDR A OFCHR I ST INE with Chapter 5525 Ohio GR IFFITH Re'IIISeCI Code NOTICE PraMs end specifica tions are ' Sandra Chrlsltne Gr iffith , on fi le In the Department of Route I , Reedsville, Ohio , Tro!lnsportalion and the off 1ce 45772 , hereby' no11 ce that of the O!Sirlct Oep uty she will file hegives r Pe!Hion In the Director . Proba te Co u rt of Me1g s The O~re c tor reserves the County , Ohto, pray 1ng for an ri gh t to reject an yo and all bidS . order of said co urt changing n,·me from Sandra RICHARD 0 JACKSON her Christ ine GrilfltM , to So!lndra DIRECTOR Chrlstme Sheets tl1 a t satd Rev a 11 ·13 Petl1 10n will be heard on the Hth day of Ja nu~ry , 1977, at (11) 29 1121 6, 2tc 10 00 A M or as soon !hereafter as said court may hear it The Almanac United Press lnternatJonal Today Is' Monday, Dec. 6, the 34istday ol197& with 25to • For Fast Results ·Use The Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS INFOIIMATION UG C HB IT EADG ITS.MB lUG · AN YTVJEAYMIGS M. YTOHICGB I BRUTS I I r I J I I .. IVEEGANt I I K J IGUEMLEt WHAT PEOPLE OF D'IFF~RIN6 OPINION$ M16HT .JOIN IN. Now IITI!flltl the circled le!tott to I I I 1J ~heN: AN(lXIXITl) form tht aurpttee on-. u tug· geoted by lht obove Cll1oon. Mon .. Tues., Wllf. 8:00 tii.S:OO I tll12 Nil rLAND fURNITURE 742,2211 . . AIINUI.OGIIATI IIUT!,.A~D ( II r - " - -l '{OU SHOULD TAKE UP TENNIS .. ~OU ALREAC>I HAVE THE GUT ! . LOWEE7.V-- I NEED TO BORRY A CUP OF MILK, TWO CUPS OF SUGAR , THREE CUPS OF FLOUR AN'·-- 0 . �10-The Dally Sentin•l, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Monday, Dec. 6, 1976 Hubbard". host bOO VIsitors Salisbury honor list noted Over 100 person• attended with the open house were Don Salisbury Element81 1 an open ••ouse of Hubbard's Hubbard, owner, Donna School ,honor roll for the Gr,, en House over the Hubbard, his daughter, and second six weeks grading weekend. Door prizes were Amy Hpston and Bobbi period : WO!l by AMI Mae Wi!Uams. Chapman employes. First grade, David Bf"!gle, \ P.omeroy; Dorothy Davl!, William Brothers Ron UNIT CAUED Middleport ; Unda King, RD, The Middleport ER squad Capehart, Michele Folmer, 'lllnersvllle, and Florence Sue . Ellen Fry, Charlotte was called at 1:33 p.m. Hart, Audra Houdashelt, ;\latthews, Racine. Each person attending was Sunday for Mrs. Dwight Artie Hunnel, Erica John· given a live plant. ·>i!'S. Eddie Zavitz, 183 North Fourth Ave. ston, Kevin Vi ctor Khig , Hubbard presided at the · who was Ill. She was taken to Angela Sloan, Tamra Vance. _refreshm ent table. Assisting Holzer Medico1 Center. The .Colonel doesn't believe in nickel and dime coupons. A f1 ~ r ~ H . h ~ _ doesn't skimp on the chicken , ~ ither. Su heres $2.25 m coupons to have a Barrel of Fun wi\h. (Or a bucket or dinner box of fun , even .). r----------------, I ,,~):9.Q,2!!.,. -~ I I I I ) t~ k•• I hi~ <:o upon 10 yo1tr K~ntu~ll y ! ~~ ! ~ ;; 1111aBtt u!Jh I~oo~ j1nil onr rt••t ~~ CQlipon Francis holds '76 open house Over 500 persons attended the annual holida y open house ol Francis Flor ist Sunday afternoon in Pomeroy. J oining Mr. and Mrs. William Francis, Mrs. Kathleen Francis and Mrs. Kathy Francis Reed to greet the visitors was Mrs. Genevieve Schneider. Th e Happy Harvesters Class of Trinity Church served refreshments. Prizes went to Freda Lieving, Ruth Simpson, Charlotte Whaley and Norka Weaver. I ~l pdl l iclpn tm f-1 IICll Cluckeo state aud yet $1 00 of! 011o~/1 pih c [l,u rt•1 c llll t.'l Ot tgl ll •l l R ~ · c q)l' nr t:~tl d C r 1 ~py 01!.- t 1 I 1 '·~·•:c'"•~~.·, _ .., ~----~-------~---~ II I I I '•M''., - . ..._'I·.I ~·~ 75¢ Off .· (~, •', ~ ::~ 1(. • "~ t,,,dt\1~f}~~ C II I on a Buc ket of Kent uc ky Fried Chicke n. I.J kt• 1 h1 ~ lO llfJO il to you 1 pill ttupd tttlg Kcntulk y f lll'd Cht Ck t·n ~tare and get I I 75~ oft on <l 11 tJ•~·~~· 1\uclu' t t>il h l'l O"O""'' R'"'' "' I " "' C"'PY Olfe< good thr ou ~t h l111u t O llt! OuLkt•lpc• Loupon . ~----------------~ ~. I I 5.Q~,.Qff of Kcnt uc ky Frle d Chtcken . Talk lnupon to yo11r pa rt tnplll l!l!] K, ·ol "' h' F<"' " l h«k"' '"d gel ~(}!!oil ''11 l h•• pt•l chll\c ol two D111ncr nu~ "a<' U!~o~~l!: ~.·=f.. ~urr~-" ~~r . l1Q \l'~. '.l tln, r O t tqt iiJIRcltpe orl: \ liJ Cttl>P .' Ofrer aood tl tto uq ll L tl nttt wo dn1tlt'r51pcrcolt po 'J. -~. ~ II." ' ~~~ tl."'r. · ·~ ASK TOWED Marria ge li censes were issued to Pa ri s Rufford Hess, 21, Chester , and Rob in Ro e Capehart, 17, Middleport; James Batey, 33, Middleport and Margie Louise Smith, 32, Middleport . ,.1 (1 ,#~- j •• 1:t'·"~'\ " , ·•··· ·,\ · f i .·: .. L--~~~~---------Kutuek~ fried ChiekeK® -~ Weather . Rain CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO :second grade, Melani e Arnold, Lin Cha se, April Clark, Heather Cullums, Todd Cullums, Phillip King, l.isa Pullins, Sally Radford , Brenda Sinclair. Third grade, Beth Blaine, April Brickles, Mary Cun. nlngham, Jodi Harrison , Barbara Hatfield, Darren Hayes, Kevin Mowery, ScoH Pullins, Cindy Sauter&. Tim Sloan, Anita Smith, Tammy· Terry, David Warth. Fourth grade, Ruth Ann Fry, Cindy Hazelton. Sandy Hoyt, Sha wn Johnson, Charlott e Lyons, Greg Murray, James Parker, Teresa Pratt, Terry Smith, Denise S'tegall, Ja ckie Welker. Fifth grade, Billy Carswell, Rhond a Jeffe rs, Micha el Kennedy, Angela Pratt, Paula Swindell. · Sixth grade, Scott Harrison, Angelo Hatfield, Jim Hoyt, Terry Hysell, Brill King, Natalie Lambert, Joho Lyons, John Smith, Greg Taylor. 992-5432 . t his e ve nin g ~ changing to snow later. Chan toe of snOw Tuesday. Low tooight in the lower 308. High Tuesday in the upper 30s. Chance of precipitation 60 per cent today, 90 per cent tonight and 50 per cent Tuesday. CONGRATULATIONS! We're· grateful to everyone who joined our Dress· A-Doll' " and Design-A-Toy'" programs. You're making Christmas a happier day for many children . Congratulations to the winners! DOLLS Tonya Taylor 15 Years Character Grand Prize Fancy Knit Nationality Nancy Jo Saltz Karen Stodola Gail Hovatter Marilyn Spencer Lynn Harris linda Well TRUCKS Charles Bailey Grand Fire Truck log Truck John McCarty Gary Wolf Chris Hill Dump Truck. ~ ~armers Bank t 0 $ $ POMEROY, OH 10 , TM - A T R A ~E MA AK AND ~E A V IC E MARK OF RICHAR D STEB BINS ll.ND ~SSOC IAT ES , INC I Voterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admissions Lester Arnold, Westerville ; Mildred Circle, Minersville; Paul Burns, Pomeroy. Saturday Discharges Celeste Bush, Mary Deren· berger. Coldie Lawson. Sunday Admiss ions ..:.. Oscar Johnson, Clifton, W. Va .; Dayton McElroy, Minersville; Denver Blake, Mason; Elizabeth Grinstead, New Haven ; Evelyn Watson, Long Bottom; Ca rolyn David son , Middlepo rt ; Mi cha el Crites, West Columbia ; Dessie Kuhn, ·Cheshire ; William Boring, Albany; Evelyn Young , Minersville; Nora Bing, Shade; J essie White, Pomeroy; Nelli e Lemley, Portland; Elsie Decker, Syracuse. . Sunday Discharges Charles Schoonover, Betty Lewis, Osc ar Imboden, Russell Stalder, Dordy Call. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Willy Starr, PQint Pleasant ; Dora Lewis, Mason: Peter Ford , Southside ; Mrs. Roger Swisher, son, Point Pleasant; Lisa Greenlee, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Guy Stewart, Point Pleasant ; Sherry Shree, Leon; Mrs. Vernon Rizer , WestervilJ e, 0 . i George Jorda n, Leon ; Ronald Glenn , Henderson; Edward Fihley, Point Pleasant; Chad Tipton, Gailipolis; Brian Alley , Point Pleasant ; Nellie Connolly, Racin e: Janet Dav is, Southsid e; Ju lia Crump, Point Pleasant, and Da le Thaxton, Poi nt Pleasant. I Despite cold rain people turned out well Monday night to welcome Santa to Mid· dleport. . A parade, postponed a week ago, was staged in the rain with Santa and his elves being tbe highlight. Led by the Middleport pollee, the line of march included .the Meigs Hi gh School Band and cheerleaders, Poll)t roy and Middleport fi re and emergency units, Meigs County representatives of Brownies and . Junior Girl Scout.., Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club, the Kiddie Shoppe, the Big Bend Citizens Band Radio Club, June Wamsley. • TWO DIVISIONWINNERS in the Fanilers Bank and Savings Co. '~dress a doll" con~! are pictured with their creations: They are Sue Taylor, Pomeroy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Taylor in the under age 15 competition, and Mrs. Lynn Harri• , Tuppers Plains, origlnsUy of Vieinam, who was first in the nationality category with a Vietnamese co~. On the right is the doli of Nancy Jo Mayer Salta, Proctor, W. Va ., whose doll won first in the character doll category. These winners received $25 savings bonds. POTLUCK PLANNED RACINE - Racine Grange wm hold a potluck dinner at a meeting to be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the grange haD. There will be a report on the state grange session given by county delegate Avanel Holliday . Ali mem· bers are asked to attend . ' News •• in Briefs (Continued from page I ) · . other organization has insisted on the accuracy of thl! procedure," he said. He sald blood pressure readings taken by student nurses in the program can be "appallingly inaccurate" ·but that the nse of a double stethoscope with a doctor and the student taking the · reading to assure accuracy is seldom seen. • Mrs. Margaret E: Boyer. 80, Broadway St., Middleport, di ed Sunday at Holzer Medical Center following a lingering illness. Mrs. Boyer was born March 10, 1896, a daughter of the ·late Frederick and Cze rna Parsons Gerla ch. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband , Floyd, in 1973, three sisters and two brothers. Sur viving are two dau ghters, Mrs. Walt er (Hazel) Friend, Letart, W. Va ., and Miss Thelma jloyer, at home; a son, Willard F. Boyer, Pome roy; three sisters, Mrs. Henry (Edith ) Nash , Middleport ; Mrs. Addo (Audrey ) Barr, Mt. Alto, W. Va., and Mrs. Beulah Knopp, Point Pleasant ; a brother, Ca rl Gerlach, POint Pleasant ; a foster brother, Glenn Kerns, Alliance, seven grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Mrs. Bqyer was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ. Funeral services ·will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with George Glaze officia ting. Friends may caU at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial wiD be' in Riverview Cemetery. Christmas Gift Headquarters MEN'S • WORK UNIFORMs· A NEW SHIPMENT In time for Chr istm as g iving . E·RCALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad answered a can at II :31 p.m. Monday to Cook's Gap Hill for Ollie Tyree who. was having difficulty breathing. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. and her grandmother, Mrs. N. J. The new position is an Walter Hayes stil!'reslde in unusual one in health· Middleport. profe ssion s edu ca tio n. Christine Mcintyre is a Assignments comparable to graduate of Middleport High Dr. Mcintyre's are found in School, received her B.A. only ha lf a dozen other such ~ro Ohio Northern institutions across the nation. ersity, and is . a "The objective, " Stanley S. egistered Medi cal Bergen; Jr., M.D., president Technologist (A.S.C.P.) . . of CMDNJ , said, "is to inThe Mc!ntyres have two troduce. students to th e ·chil6rim, Lisa, 6, and humahistic Implications of Gregory, 2. They reside at 88 .their profeaslonal judgments. Skyline Drive, Morristown, (Continued on page 12) . DR. MciNTYRE Improvements plan is made public · polyester• . 50 GIVE HIM A- JACKET lfNews. • •in Briefsfi Wai st length ~t y l es and longer jackets, too Denim s, NOW YOU KNOW The residence of America's · chief executives offi cially acquired its present name when Theo dore Roosevelt had the words "The White House" imprinted on hi s presidential stationery. corQur oys, cotfon . polyester · blends. Sizes 36 to 50 . SALE PRICES THREE ASSISTED RACiNE - The Racine Emergency Squad, called at 6:40 p.m. Sunday for Nellie Lemley , Racine, took her to Veterans Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. At 7:30 p.m. Sunday Avis Frecker, Racine, was taken to Holzer Medical Center with a possible head injury; and at 3 a.m. Monday, William Wood, ~cine, was transported to HMC as a medical patient. Christmas Gifts For the Lilt le Boys & Girls Slacks - knit shirts SISTER IS ILL Edna Evans, Middleport, • received word that her sister, Mrs. Allan Jenk inson , Flagler Beach , Fla., has suffered two heart attacks and is in intensive care at F lagler Hospital, St. Augustine, Fla. She is also the sister-In-law of Curtis Jenkiilson. these essentia l questions : of a physical asset such as - What Is a capital im· land , buildin gs ,· road s, provement and why is it bridges, and expensiv e Important to Meigs County machinery . When these residents.? major expenditures are - What ore the major prope~ly plaMed, the limited capital improvement needs of flnonclol resources of Meigs Meigs County? County wiU he used most The report explains that a effectiv ely for 'uch needed capital improvement is a local capital improvements major expenditure for the as safe roads, adequate jails, acquisition or improvement sanitary landfillS, and county administrative offices that '(:~::::::::::~:::::::::=:::::::~:::;;::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::~:;:::i:~;;:~:·:~ :~:~:~:~::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:::::::::::~~ provide efficient working conditions. The report Shows that a total of 15 different studies, « ~ reports, and plans prepared By United Pressloternatlooal by numerous agencies over ATLANTA- RONAW REAGAN SAYS THE Republican the past fifteen years have Party Should rebuild by stressing its cpnservative principles recommended some 49 rather "than going back to thinking we can be all things to aU county government capital people." Improvements. The most Reagan told a news conference Monday he will work to frequent and the most .,;,stly "create a new majority" for the GOP by attracting Democrats recommendatipns hove been and independents into the party fold, and is not pessimistic for needed road 1mabout the GOP's future. provements plus certain park "Everyone keeps having a wake and wants to raise a head· and recreation develop· stone for us," he said. 1'I'm optimistic." Reagan, w~o ments. narrowly lost the GOP presidential nomination to President The total cost of tbese 49 ·Ford in August, sald the 1976 GOP platfonilshould be used "as projects or others that might a statement of principle now in building a new majority." be needed I! not known at this DETROIT - THE DECADE-UlNG BATTLE between lime . The available cost Detroit automalters and Washington over tbe air bag is not estimates cover only 22 over deaplle Transportation Secretary WI!Uam Coleman's projects and total ahout $28 refusal to order the safety devices in cars. . million. . The report was prepared as U.S. autom8kers have yet to say whether they'll agree to Coleman's proposal Monday to equip a half million C811> with the first step in a six-phase air bags .for a two-year test at an approximate cost of $86 Capital Improvements miiUon to consumers and industry. In their initial statements, Program (CIP). A primary they Indicated support for safety belt systems. Even If the two· · objective of the CIP is to year test proves the air bag feasible, It stiU will be up to any enha11,ce the ability of local new transportation department secretary to conduct new government to . identify ·and hearings and probably face the same auto ' Industry accomplish ·the most vitally oppoaltlon. . · needed public improvements · projects. This I! achieved by "IF THIS IS ANY,KlNDA .OMEN, IT'S GONNA be one complllng a comprehensive helluva llinter," lamented one busy· dispatcher at Chicago's listing of au the needed Area 6 traffic headquarters, HeaVy anows snarled traffic, projects, evaluating them slowed buses and delayed air traffic at O'Hare International and arranging the survivors Airport Monday night. in a priority sequence, and Apotentstormspreadaheavyblanketofsnowovera wide then working to obtain the of the Mtdwe!!t and the Plains. Snow lingered early today necessary funding . as the lllo!'m pushed eastward, .leaving bitter cold in l~ wake The CIP I! being developed and trJaerlng a bevy of new watches and warnings. jointly by· local gov~rnment • Tbe metcUi'y Pll!ll8ed to %1 degrees bel91! zero at Hibbing, officials and by the James M. Mlnn.and18degreeebe~zeroatRocheeter,Minn. ,by2a .m. Jennings Associates Co., as EST tOday. Mason City, iowa, reported a 17-below chill and consultants to the Me igs Omaha, Neb., reported a 4'below temperfllure. Six inches of County Regional Planning snow fell in Chicago and South Bend, Ind. Five inches lof freah Comml!siori, under a mat· mow was repor:ted at Springfield, IU. · ching grant fro'!! the U. S. · Department of Housing and WASti!NGroN - ON WHAT WAs UKELY to he hi! last .,Urban Development (HUD). joumey as Secretary of State, Henry Kl!slnger headed ·for A prellmlnary · version of ilrulle1l today lor a NATO ministerial council session. Despite this first report is available the aentbnenlal drama ofKlsalnger's last official meeting with for public viewing during his Western European coUeagues, officials stressed the routine regular business hours at ~ 'nature of the NATO meet~. One offidal said, "The big CETA office located on the · (Continued on page 1'2) · thirrl floor at lbe rear of the A new report related to plaMlng and needed projects in Meigs County known as a "'Comprehensive Plan and R e.co mm ended Im. provements" is available for .public Inspection and com· men!. C. E. Blakeslee, executive director of the Meigs County PlaMing Commissioh, said · today the report answers cotton dresses - panties - shawls . · sleeping bags - .blankets shoes ·· sweaters, just to mention a few. Let Our salesgirl shoW you many more giH ideas for that new baby or small area Santa Claus will be in the Toy De1tartmeni - 1st Floor - Tu-sday 2 to 3 p'.m . ~ ·' . Wednesday 2 to 3 p.m. - Thursday 2 to 3 p.m. Bring in the children. Elberfelds In Pomeroy l ,.l of l>!iddleport, was among the youngsters who visited with Santa and received a candy trea t provided by the Middl"J10rt Retail Merchants follow ing Monday night's parade . . en tine Cruiser tfrant i will be asked at.Y Choose from s different col ors - panfs and shirts match. Pants si ze 29 Long stee ve shirts l41f2 to 20. 50 per The annual Christma s holiday season open house of the Pomeroy 'Flower Shop was held in Pomeroy Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Van Meter, Miss Eleanor Robson, Mrs. Jean Kloes, Mrs. O~ol Kloes, OUie Mae Cozart and Charlotte Wilford greeted the 600 guests and served refreshments. Win· uers of prizes were Paul Rice, Lenora Brown and Anna Ogdin. Winners should check with the flo•·er shop. MEIGS THEATHE CLOSED 'FOR VACATION Clearing tonight, tern· peratures fall ing into the 20s. l.ows tonight from 15 to 20. SUMy and continued cold Wednesday, highs in the low 30s. Probablllty · of precipitation 90 per cent today , 40 per cent tonight, near zero per cent Wednesday. ' new medical school post NEWARK, N.J. - A noted blomedllcal, ethicist, )lussell L. Mcintyre , Th.D., has joined the !acu)ty of .the College of · Medicin e and Dentl!try of ~ew . Jersey as director of programs in the health-care humanities, a •newpost. Dr. Mcintyre IS.marrled to the Iohner Chrl!tine Coats of MiddleP.rt. ·Her, .mother , Mrs. Charles l:iasklll, with her husband, Charles Gaskill, •• • Weather Dr. Mcintyre directing •· Open Tuesday through Thu.rsday, 9:30 a;m. · to s p.m. - Friday and Saturday 9;30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open house at flower shop EXTENDED OUTLOOK . Tu e sday lbrou gb Saturday, chance of llchl rain or snow Thursday, Friday and' Saturday. Highs wUl he In the 30s Thursday and In the upper 30s or 40s Friday and Saturday. Lows wUI range from 5 to 15 Thursday, worming to the Z08 or 30s Friday and Saturday. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, Oecembe·r 7, 1976 Elberfelds In Pomeroy • Pomeroy 's Junior Miss ; Niese! Duvall, Meigs County Junior Fair queen and the Gl~tes, according to the listing of Mrs. Debbl Buck, parade chairman. The parade was sponsored by the Middleport Retail Merchants Assn. to officlaUy welcome In t he holi day :season. Following the parade Santa met with small fry In the ~ r ive-through. of the Citizens National Bank to distribute treats. • SUPPER PLANNED 21RUNSMADE HARRISONVILLE - The RACINE - The Racine ER drove 577 miles. Runs were to Harrisonville Senior Citizens Club will have a Christmas Squad made 21 runB during Chester, Sutton, Letart, potluck supper and gift ex- the month of November, Lebanon, Olive Townships · change WednesdaY at 6 p.m. worked 96 man hours, and and in Racine Viilage. · the Harrisonville at Elementary School. Margaret Boyer died Sunday • SARAH AND RONNIE ANDERSON were among the youngsters who kept dry .under umbrellas as they walled for Sa.,ta to arrive mMiddleport Monday nigh!. . .. • Santa [!.rrives in spite of rain WATCH FOR OPENING DATE ·. I Hospital News Meigs County Courthouse. Written comments are welcome and may be left at the CETA office or moiled to the Consultant whose address is given on the report. T9 be considered, 90mments must be received by December 20, 1976. Mayor Clarence Andrews told Pomeroy Coun cil Monday ni ght in its regular meeting he will make application for a federal grant to obta in desks and other office equlpmgpt and a cruiser, especia lly· for juvenile apprehension . The mayor reported on procedures to be taken !~the appllca,tlon which he and special officet .L. B. Vaughan reviewed when they attended a meeting in Chill icothe earlier that day. Its topic was criminal justice planning and project development. Meeting with council were Elmer Althouse and Ernie Deeter of ·the Bald Knob Church who received per· mission to use · the upper Fiflet·n l'cnt s Vol. ~H . No. lti:l park ing lot barbecue area to November showed that the present a Christmas ploy and department investigated 26 sing carols on Dec. 23 be· accidents, made 34 arrests, t ween~ and 6 p.m. They will Issued 1,004 parking tickets, present the manger • scene . collected 1702 in parkin g and a narrator will tell the ti ckets, coll ected $1,752.50 story. The program wlll last from street meters, $1,420 do longer than 9 p.ril. from parking lot membt>r• Also meeilng with council making a total of $3,874, was a representative of the drove 4,380 miles and had Unifi cati on Church of four new tires put on the Columbus (Moon movement) crul!er. asking permission to solicit Davis told council that Jack the business establishment Kroutter 's pickup truck had for money. Council told him been damaged when hit by members of the Unification the city 's end loader . Church had been mokln~ a Krautter, street superin · nuisance of them selves by tendent, has two estimates to selling candy or gum and not repair his vehicle, one in .the "taking no'' for an answer. amount of $192.47 and $349.25. The matter was tabled. Council suggested he get a Chief of Pollee Jed Web- third estimate and use his ster's report for the month of own judgment and go ahead and have his truck repaired. Council agreed to purchase a standby controller in case the traffic lights at the entrance of the Pom'eroy-Mason Bridge go out. Cost of the Spencer. The story in which Spence r controller IS $2,275. Atten~in g were Mayo r is involved tells of the gun· Andrews, Ralph Werry , ners scoring a direct hit on a Davis, Lou Osborne, Phil Japanese torpedo plane with Globakar, and Dr. Harold a three-inch gun at a range of Brown .,. council members, 150 yards. The late Mr. Ja ne Walton, cle r~, Kra utter , Spencer was a coxswain and Donnie Ward, chief Webster, was actuall'y the gun pointer · H enry Werry, and the Rev . who trained the weapon so unerringly 'on the Jap plane. William Mlddleswarth who The ship on which the late ope ned the mee ting with Mr. Spencer was assigned prayer. was In full action within five• minutes after the Japanese att acked Pearl Harbo r, '• according to the account. Pearl Harbor Day ·recalled Today is Pe~rl Harbor Day, servicemen during the at· In moving back to Meigs tack. Pictured on the front page County, Billy Joe Spencer came across a copy of the of the " PI" is the late J. D. Seattle Post lntelllgencer, the Spencer who resided In Meigs Oct. 30, 1942, edition telling of Co unty and died in the ea rly . some of the facts of American 1950s, a brother of Billy Joe Ex-radioman figures Navy still owes him said, sent crewmen scurrying for fire hoses and hydrants. "We thought It was a fire drill and scrambled for our hose stations,'' he recalled. "In his haste to give the alarm, the bosun's mate gave !he 'Fire' Instead of 'Open fire' alarm. "Even though I was three decks below, I sensed h' somet mg was · wrong and headed for my bottle station in the conning tower, figuring that was about the safest place to be. However, we were without com· munlcations as a torpedo bad hit the radio room and knocked out all our gear. "The oper&tors abandoned the radio shack a~d went to an aid .collection station on deck. Thirty minutes later a bomb hit the coliection station and killed six of them." Bachner said the California tookthreetorpedohlts, which doomed the vesael. He . said he remembers interest!' · when he leaped for his life Bachner, president of tlie ihto the water. Pea rl Harbor Survivors "It ·was 9:55 a.m. I know Assoclatlon, was a radioman because my watch stopped 3.C., aboard the California at the minute I hit the water. I lhe time of its sinking.. He said he was on duty at . still have that watch the time and the first order he somewhere In the hottom of heard was '' Fire." This. he one of my drawers at home." HONOLULU (UP!) - Joe Bachner says the Navy owes him $21 because he was only following orders when he abandoned ship during the Japanese atlack on Pea.ri Hahor Dec. 7, 19U, and the battlewagon California sank, carrying his paycheck with it. "It certainly wasn 't my fault that the California sank with aU my gear - and my money - that mornin'gt'' Sachner said in an interview Monday on the eve of the aMiversary of the bombing. " And I was only following orders wben . I abandoned ship, leaped Into the water and swam ashore .. . But I've never been able to convince the Navy that I should be repa !d for that clothing allowance and paid for that month's duty. "I'm agreeable to a comproml!e. If they'll pay me the $21, we'll forget abOut the clothing allowance -;-- and the accumulated 35 years of Nine traffic ACCept bid for neW COmpactOr cases settled SYRACUSE Seven defendants were fined and two others forfeited bonds In · Syracuse Mayor Herm an London 's co urt Monday night. The arresting officer In all cases was Police Chief Milton Varian. Fined were Robert o. The Meigs County' Com· missioners have invited bids for six pieces of rolling stock, two pickup trucks, two dump trucks, a motor grader and a four door passenger car. WIUls, Syracuse , $150 and The blda will be opened on costs, three da ys • con· Dec. 20at 10 a.m. at the office flnement , operaling a motor of the county commissioners. vehicle while under the in· Bids must he submitted in ·nuence Qf alcohol, 550 and separate proposals, each to costs, lelt · of center; David meet the conditions and Kiser, Racine, 114 and costa, specifications as advertised. speeding ; . Jesse W. Th e com m 1s s 10 n e r s , Browning, Portland, 119 and following routin e business costs, speeding, and Edward Monday,· left for the con: · A. ~W/lOil, Syracuse, $18 and ventlon in Columbus of Ohio costs, speeding. comml!sioners. Forfei ting bonds were Attending were Henry Mcchael L. Childs, Mid· Well! Warden Ours and dleport, 124.70, speeding, and Bern~rd Gilkey, ' com· Preston E. Love, Point missioners, Martha Cham· · Pleasant , t30.70, speeding. . bers, .clerk Wesley Buehl, Sent Ins. eal engineer and Dave Spencer ol GRANGE TO MEET the county 'highway garage. · Ohio Valley Grange 2612 U!tart Falls, wiU meet at the haU Thursday at 6 p.m. A DEER SHOT J. R. Wamsley, age 12, potluck dinner and $1 gift Pom ~ roy, brought down a exchange wiU follow . The IJO.pound doe Saturday in tbe junior Grange wLII meet Thursday Dec. 16at 7:30p.m. Great Bend area. TROOPER C:AS'to· Casto is Trooper of year Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Arlos F. Casto of Pomeroy has been selected 1976 Trooper of the Year at the Gallipolis Po~t. The award w ~s presented to Trooper Casto, age 30, In recognition of out .< tnnd lng servi ce during 1970 at the Galli polis Post. Selected by fellow officers stutloned at .Gall ipolis, the decision to choose Trooper CnS\o wt•s based on leaderBhlp abilities, professional ethics, cou rteous treatm ent of oth ers , en· thuslastlc ~ork nttitude, and cooperation with supervisors, peers, and the publi c. Trooper Casto Is now In contention for the District and Staie Trooper of the Year Awards to be announced ut a later dote. Trooper Casto joined the Patrol in 1969, and has served at the GaUipolls Post s ine~ that time. Originally from Hacker Valley, W. Va., he graduated from Webster Springs High Schoot,.served in the U.S. Air Force, and has attended Eastern Washington State College at Ellensburg and Ohi o Univ ersity at Athens . . Trooper Casto and his wife Maria Luisa, reside with their children Arlos Franklin Jr., age 7, and David Al1hur, age 6. - DAYSTO CHHIST~AS � 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 6, 1976 boyer gerlach powell