https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8257ed809a58f7d113673060c29b315c.pdf 8713dfbb543bd5cef1c499f5720b066d PDF Text Text u..:. '!be Dally Senilnei,Middleport·Pomeroy. 0 ., Tueoday, Oec.l4, 1\f/ti Local news, in briefs John Amott died Monday ' Masonic rites will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home where friends may call after 6 this evening . RACINE- John 0. Arnott, Racine United Methodist 70, Raf!ne, retired elec· Church. trlclan, died Monday al· temoon ai Veterans Memorial Hospital. · Mr. Arnott wa.s born Mareh 28, 11108 a son of the late Oils aoo Bertha Rolllh Amott. Besldea h!a parent! he was preceded In death by three brothera. A retlr~ electrician, he belqed to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local In Marietta. He wia a qlember of Ohio Valley Commandery 24, Knights Templar: Bosworth Councu 18, Royal and Select Masters; Chapter 80, Royal Arch Masone ; Harrisonville Masonic Lodge 411, Free and Accepted Muons, Chapter ~. Order of Eastern Star, Harrlso.nvllle, and of the A Christmas program will be presented atthe Freedom Surviving are his wife, Ellen Foreman Amott; three daughters, Mrs . James (VIrginia) Reeves , Jr ., Racine; Mrs. Gene (lois ) minor accident Monday at U5 p.m. at the parking lot at Gospel Mission, Bald Knobs , Meigs Mine No. one. Robert Saturday, Dec. 18, at 7: lO W. Welts, 21 , McArthur, pulled from parking and P.m. The pobl ic Is Invited. · struck a legally parked Marriage licenses haiJe b.Y Rod · veto rec ....... of I eltp. ei!IJIIoye't uloa, the flnt ouch aaloll Ill '-lor. City COIIIItD u daya aco News •• in Briefs Triplett fired .by Meigs Local Board (Contlnu~ froin pase I) wu repeatedly hindered In my eftortll to make 'COIIliillsllon deal honeotly with lllclelr safety problau lllat ~ were robed by me and other IIIII members. I believe tile NRC is violating Ita plibllc trust. Time and time again, the NRC bu cov.-ed up aild brulhed ulde 111cear safety _problema," l!e said. .:I 1111: ney E. Walker , Langsville. There was slight · damage to both vehicles. No cllollon was Issued. volodl-ltorecopllea~lty COLUMBUS - PRESIDENT·ELECI' JIMMY CARTER; Weaver, Mason, W. Va., and and VIce Prealdent~ect Walter Mondale luive received aD II Mn. Robert (Kenda) Brown, RACI NE - Racine Legion employe'• a a loa. of Ohio's electoral v~. ~~~~ 111 elid to the elcoelt Post 602 will hold lis Christ-. Couacll OfiiDiztd ID Newport: seven grand· prealdentlal election In the state lllnce IMI. 1be Electctral _ mas dinner Friday, Dec. Hot override to file mayor'ti child...,._ live brothers, Ira, Collece vote threatened fer days by the uncertainty of a Tbe Meigs County Sheri ff 's 6 p.m. ot the post home. veto bat failed with a ~ William, Arthur and Charles, Departmont lnvesll galed a Turkey and hom will be recolllt and lawsuit, went off on schedule Monday without aU of Racine, and Jess, of provided by the post . Persons vote. Sill yea vole! were incident. are to bring their own silver- · needed lor lhe override. )(Rochester, Pa.; four· sisters, Tbe mly Jooae end remalnlnC wu the poulbillty U..l a ware. · : The Loauster City Mrs. Wilma R!ggs, Mrs. Zelia Veterans Memorial Hospllal coaUtlon headed by the u. S. Labor party might appeal'an · Admitted · Barbara Taylor, Mrs. Mae Durst and SYRACUSE The . Employe;• UDlon receutly unfaverable ruling In It! attempt to lnvaUdate · Oblo'o :, (Continued from page I) Syracuse ER Sqood Sunday reeebed a charter from the Mrs. VIolet Bush, all of McQuaid, Lorain: Helen presidential voting oo grounds of fraud. Four hoiD'I before the ;., at 10: 15 a.m.r transported Amerlua Federalloa ol Racine, and several nJeces Rood, Racine ; Marjorie Fred Hoffman showing Electoral College convened, U.S.,Dlllrlct Coort Judge Joaeph • Grimm, Racine: Bess Ellis, receipts of $1,393.15 In fines Oscar Imboden to Veterans State, and nephews. · Coualy and P, Klnneary d1smlued the coalition's Memorial Hospital, request for a permanent Funeral services wiD be Pomeroy ; Brett Friend, Long and fees, $144 In merchant Monday at 2: 10 P·ll'l · lhoy · MuDldpal Employes. Tbe fnjunctloo against llfvlng Carter Cillo's 25 electoral vQteo, held at 2p.m. Thursday at the Bottom. police collections lor a total of transported Sterling Rayburn oDiou flleludes aU DOII- which he won by ll,llhoteaover ~dent Ford. Discharged - Mary King, $),510.15 after paying state from Veterans Mem orial oDlformed city worten, Racine United Methodist Hospita l to his home In about 120 peno111. Church with the Rev. Tim Burwell McKinney, David costs. Syracuse. Smith olllclaling. Burial will Deem, Juanita . Ferrell , Clerk-Treasurer Gene be in Letart Falls Cemelery. Dayto n McElroy , Evelyn Grate read a letter from Watson , David McEwen , Columbia Gas of Ohio inThomas Hart, Carolyn dicating that a .1927 cents THE ARNOLD~ · Davidson, Clolse Badgley, increase per 1,000 cubic feet (By N. Est• Arnold, Morlan. Otllo Sterling Rayburn , Regina of gas will go into effect in the Reuno, Oh, ye Arnolds, and the occoslon en loy It, For lime makes great changesand old age oft destroys if Adkins, Janice Roush . town as of the Jan. 7 billing in But this glorious gathering from o'er the broad plain WILKESVILLE - Samuel Surviving are a daughter, accorda·nce to the fuel cost Gives welghtlo the thought that !be Arnolds do reign. V. Pendleton, 86, Radcliff, Mrs. Bob (VIolet) Blackburn · clause. Grate also read a STANFORD, Call!. (UP!) after five winning seasons, We comefrom the East. the North and the South, died Sunday. "~venlng at the of Radcliff, several nieces, Holzer Medical Cenl<r letter acknowledglnB the And the West - like Nlagoro, p()urs a great volume forth, Stanford's new head earned $29,000 annually. Veterans Administration nephews and cousins. !Discharges, De<, 13) village as a member of the Walsh said he wiD name And up from the sea comes the captain's comrnand, .foolbatl coach says he'll bike HOII(IItalln Dayton. Preceding him In death Everett Carey, Ruby Ohio MunJclpal League. new lllck In recruiting IO!Ile assistants soon, saying "Cast anchor In port, that the _Arnolds may land." • A veteran of World War I, besides his wife and parents Carey, Mrs. Robert Chaffin Council passed on an aplayers - going nationwide the men he seeks must have Oh listen, ye Arnolds, to what Imoysoy_ Mr. Pendleton was born Dec. were three brothers, four and son, James Frisbee, emergency basis an amend· Oather Helm, Mrs. Paul ment to an ordinance inslead of emphasizing the same phlloaophical ap- Of our grondfalhers, grandfathers, grandfathers' day ~. 1889 a son of Samuel and sisters and a son. proach he has - teaching When with gun on their shoulder and ax ln.thelr hand, Funeral services will be Honaker and daughter , providing for a category for CaUfornla talent. Mary Ann Bums Pendleton of "' They felled the dense forest and plowed optheland. "We wlli be going after the studeniB to play football. Radcliff. Spending aU hll Ufe held at II a.m. Thursday at William· Hughes, Cecil opening graves not covered in ..• "Stanford has world The dread of the strong, the belp of the weak, In Raddlff until three years the Wilkesville Chapter of the Jarvis, Blanche Lemon, _Ern·a an earlier ordinance. The same people Notre Dame and •• ago, he was a retired Walker Funeral Home with Meadows , Joseph Qh•vey, openJng is smaUer than that the Ivy League schools are reknown as an academic Stronghearted they wer ,e and yet vory meek. A great combination of bravery and love lntereated In," Jim Walsh Institution, aoo we hope to They tolled with their eyes on the fair goal above. ratlroader aoo miner. He was the Rev. Dean Mills of- , .Carl Reekers, Althea required for a vault and the .•• a member of the Radcliff flciatlng. Burial will be in Ridenour, Glenna Robmette, charge will be $50. The said Monday after aceeptlng keep that . same kind of ChriBtlan Church. On July 7, Radcliff Cemetery. Friends Charles ~owland, Mart ha- Waller .Drane Co., Cleveland, the post left vacant by the program In our. footba11 " 'Tis the land oflhe Free and the home oflbe brave.'' ··~ From Sir Edw in of England to Ra.nsome of Herve firing of Jack Christiansen. approach." "' '1923, he married Ruby may call at the Wilkesville Rucker, I;eonard Smithson, • which is compiling orWalsh Is a graduate of San And many of the lesser lights shine here and there "We feel .there . are Beoolngton who died March Chapel ·from 7 to 9 p.m. Chnstopher Tripp, Hurl dinances asked for the Westfall. ,, I adequate numbers of student Jose State University where In the great constellation of Arnolds' brlgM stars. 18, 1975. Wed nes day.· council's consideration of the . (Births, Dec.13) athletea and If we get our· he starred as a wide receiver. And ·now may the blessings you merit around you, omission of the category. Mr. and Mrs. James Still· share, we can be very He held collegiate coaching And Heaven for good reasons, admire and befriend you . Mayor Hoffman reported competitive against schools jobs at' California and May Wldsom go with yoo because.you have le•rned It, " ner, daughter, Oak Hill; Mr. •• that fire ·contracts for 1977 such as Southern CalifornJa Slllnford, working three And Woallh , from the fact yoo have honestly earned II. and Mrs. Alfred Dye, ••• have been negotiated with and UCLA," said Walsh, who 110810ns Wlller John Ralstoo daughter, Wellston. And when free from earth and all eorthly communion. " Salisbury, Cheshire Town· spent the last year as Iii the years !~. He You start for that great everlasting. reun ion, ships, Cheshire VIllage, the May St. Peter, the latch of the Golden Gale thumbing offenaive coordinator of the served eight years as an Cry, "Clear the track, Angels, the Arnolds are coming." Gavin plant and The Southern San Delgo Chargers. assistant IUider Paul Brown PLAYING NIGHTL V l'LEASANT VALLEY Ohio Coal Co. The contracts Walsh, 45, sll!ned a three· with the Cincinnati Bengals • DISCHARGES - Mrs. provide for total payment of year. . contract to head the and the last three at San Timothy McDa ni el , $3,250 to the village as Note - Read at the flrot annual Reunion of lhe Arnolds · couching staff at Diego. near Harrisonville, Ohio: Aug . 26, 1923. • Cheshire: Mrs. Paul Johnson, compared to $1,450 last yelir. Cardinals' AT THE INN approximately $35,000 a year. r .• ~~: • daughter, Mason: Mrs. Ollie The contracts do not include Roach, Letart: Mrs. Basil the lee to be paid by each Christiansen, fired Nov. 19 ., Harris, Mason, and VIctor contract holder on each lire Roush, Pomeroy. · From· Parkersburg run made .to the particular FREE CLOTHING SET Births- Adaughter to Mr. location. Councilman Allen The Gallla-Meigs Com· and Mrs. Lewis Pickett, Lee King and Carl Horky munlty Action Agency will Racine ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. were named to serve on the Gregory R ey nold s, vol4nteer fire department hold liB free clothing day lor low income persons Thursday Gallipolis, and a son to Mr. dependent's board. BE SURE TO · and Mrs. Kenneth Siders, Mayor Hoffman made from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tho agericy's clothing bank . Is Gallipolis Ferry., these other points: SHOP THE HOME - An application for located In the fonner high federal funds (or the plaooed · school buHdlng in d.eshlre. FURNISHINGS ANNEX work on Page St., filed with the Appalachian Regional CALLED TWICE FOR EXCEllENt GIFTS · The Pomeroy Emergency Commission, is ranked 18th in Squad answered a call at priority among the eight 992-3629 11 :37 p.m. ·Monday to Bailey counties ' in this area ASK TO END IT Pomeroy · Might we suggest ejectric blankets . Run Road for Vera Strom requesting lunda: Steven Yooker, Minersville reqolar bed blankets . bedspreads In all - Two · public meetings aoo Scherry Yonker, Mid· who was having difficUlty sizes- sheets with matching pillow cues . breathing. She was taken to have been held to define dleporl, have flied for draperies . kitchen curtains • shMrs . Veterans Memorial Hospital. projects for which additional dlssolulioo of marriage in braided oval rugs . bathroom rugs . 992-6304 At 2:118 p.m. Monday, the federal funds will be sought. Meigs County Common Pleas bathmat and toilet seat sets · chair peds • - Jeffrey Burt of Buckeye Court. squad went to Hobson lor biHI pillows . furniture throws • area rugs Carl Stewart who was Ill. He Hills-Hocking Valley in ovals, oblongs and runners . aprons . was taken to the Gallipolis Regional Commission was to table covers in all sizes . dollies and he In Middleport today to help Medical Plaza. dreS5er 5carves · Kersch Drapery draw up the application. NO MEETING Hardw~re · window shades · bath towels and towel sets . - The four projects lor Due to many other plllll!!llli!IIIUllllr.r.r.IIIIB:Iliiiii!Sl:< 1111 !lllllllltl:ltl:¥~50~"" IIO!l<:!"" r<:< 1111 !!I::< I!<:! 1>::< 1111 "" which $595,000 will be sought meetings being held this include a water tank, fire month, the · Democrat house improvements, water Committee In Meigs County ll line replacement and sewage will noi meet during will be in our ';c,v~~:~ 11 ~ ~ line extensions. December, Chesler We1ls, r,~ain store. 11! . At the request of Mayor county chalnnan. said tOday.', TUESDAY NIGHT7 to 8 It « Hoffman, council named . WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7 to 8 I · W Gene McDaniel as a pollee II w offiCer to work when other THURSDAY NIGHT 7 to 8 . It · officns have their days off. TO MEET FRIDAY Council discussed the Your children will enjoy a visit with A meeting to discuss black Santa. ~ replacement of Councilman lung will ~ held from 2 to 4 I . W James Brewer who resigned p.m. Friday at the lunch 11 W recently, but took no action. room at the Meigs Senior It W Coimcil has untH Dec. 31 lo Citizens Center In Pomeroy. We've got the key to I!! nameareplacement.Iflthas 11 It not done by that time, then w a new car - a low cost the replacement Is appointed 111 W by the mayor. It was also It auto loan. reported that Councilman George Meinhart Is Ill. i Council discussed a request Loan-ly? See lor a street 118ht in the Vine '21:.<•~ '«):f· Us For Money M St. area but decided against It ~ .....,. " d ~onthe~~~the~ For Any Goo ~ would be on private property \I Reason ••• Now ~ and that councH would not 11 knowingly place a street Ughl 11! on private land. Councilman II King complained that ~ tractor·traUers are traveling WALK.tJP TELLER WINDOW . AND ~ through the town and are not u being stopped by the pollee. AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN .. W He said that an ordinance forbidding the vehicles of this I FRI.EVENINGS 5 to 7 P.M. W type to travel through the W r W· town should be enforced or 111 W dropped. Mayor Hoffman "THE W said he would look into King's 11 W report . . HOSPITAL been issued lo Douglas Paul Becker. 25, Rio Grande, ond Mary Rulh Sauer, 20. Mid: . dleport ; Kenneth Stanley Brown. 33. Pomeroy, and Tina Mar ie Voss. 18, Pomeroy . car . owr-ed VJI:TO A88UREI) LANCASTER, O~lo M Ed IUPI) ayor Rutherford told elty COIIIleDmemhen IDa leiter Mollday -'•bllllat he wW - NEWS a Meters The Poet's· Comer Stanford recruiting Samuel Pendleton, 86, dies Meeting In regular ltlsion Tuelday night at the Meigs Junior High School"ln Middleport, the Meigs Local School Dlslrlct voted f.I acalnst rehiring John Triplett as board clerk In 1977. 1be action was marked by general silence oo the part of board of education members who, for the most part, would not expreu openly reuons for firing Triplett, despite his inaQtence at nwnerOUB Urnes during the four hour meeting . Defending Triplett was board member, Mrs. Jennifer Sheela, who repeatedly pointed out, \hal no one had ever d1acusaed any problema with Triplett over the pa$t months c . . . that he baa been ~Jerk. She said that she thought It unfair·to lire him without any · aplanallon or reasons ahd concluded that Triplett, serving in such a post fer the first time, should have been called in by the board for dlarusslon If there were any complaints against him 10 thai he woold.have been given a chance to correct them . Mrs. Sheets made a motion that Triplett be employed for a two yell!' period. The motion died for the lack of a second. · board member Robert Snowden moved and VIrgil King, seconded the motion that Triplett not be rehired . In long Then discussion when a Wellston attorney, Mark Foley, asked to tbe However, shortly later the board received a letter from meeting at Triplett's request, tried to get board members to Mei~s Coulnty Superintendent of Schools Robert. Bowen give Triplett reasons for hll not being rehired . indic-dtin~ that such an employment was Illegal. The letter Howev~r, President Wendell Hoover sa id the board would sta~ thRt a clerk could only J.. rnuned until ·the end of the not answer many questions in regard to the situation because rurrent year alter the previous clerk had resigned . On March they were not reprew~ted by an attorney and anything they 9, 1976, the board changed the aclion employing Triplett on!) said might be held against them. until January, 1977. During the discussion, Triplett sta~ that' Hoover had Foley said that h e disagreed with the opinion of Supt. indicated Monday that Triplett would not be rehired and later Bowen on the legality of hiring Triplett for two years in tbe said that it was a "public relations" problem.· Triplett also first place and also felt that tbe board had a moral obtiga tlon to stated that Hoover a month ago had indicated that he was the two year agreement since Triplett had originally accepted . "perfectly delighted" with the work of the clerk. . the clerk's .post· on that basis. · Attorney ~'oley Sliid the board had originally hired Triplett . Reasons for firing Waaled for a two year peri\]d and then chllngi1d it to the remainder of F'oley asked the board to point out the reasons they were the year. Foley said that Triplett had been promised the job for dissatisfied with Triplett. Mrs. Sheet! said that she would like two years and ~ad given up other employment .and relocaood in · to linow too . Triplett remarked that no one had ever said Meigs County on the premise that he would be In the post lor anything to him about being dissatisfied with hll work. two years at least. Mrs. Sheets stated that in the short lime Triplett has held Hired For Huw Long? the job, he has not been given time to prove himself in a job the Supt. Charles L. Dowler said that Triplett had been hired board knew was difficult. She pointed out that In the swnmer, by the Meigs Local Board last February for a two year period. thi' year, lhe board voted an Increase for Triplett and stated shti did not undarstaoo how the board could now dismi5S him such a short time later. Mrs. Sheets said ljlal Triplett had been held up as an object of scorn daring the fall teachers ' strllte because the board of education had voted to give him the salary Increase. "He Is being penalized for what we did. Now if we have particular things we should say so, and givo him a chance to correct these things, " Mrs. Sheets argued , • "We don't do this witl1 teachers and other employes," she added. While oiher board members said 1•ery llltle, VIrgil King stated that He understooil that Triplett h•d not treate!l employes r!!SIJ')Clfully wben errOrs were made on checks. and added that he understood there Is not a good working relation ship between the superintendent and the clerk. Triplett countered by saying that he had always correcled any errors without any great problems with employes of tbe district. He pointed iJut II he had not done so, certainty some of lhem would have ~ppeared at a board meeting. Continued on page a \ at y __ entine switched to nationwide P!)meroy·Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, December 15, 1976 Fifteen Ct•nt s -¥ol. 2H. No. lli!l .. "'.• .' ~ . j . . "TIGRESS" ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 9:00 TIL 1:00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10:00 TIL 2:00 THE MEIGS INN PIZZA SHACK • '1 I ! .You Con Be the = Pro' ud Owner of A New car ·· ·! I W. I FOR CHRISTMAS. • • ! a I I I ! II 1 1 1 I I Meigs Inn Pizza Shack I WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY, DEC. 15 THRU 18 = ~11 "b I ~, HEY GOOD BUDDY! FRJE'"'DLY .B'r<"NK" H . Attending were Mayor Hoffman, Clerk Grate, aoo Councilmen ; Marvin Kelly, Horky, King and William W Walters. I!! It W 1 I'ITTSIUI!IOh lltbens /faUonal MIOOL!:~T 1 ft ff4HATI I. I, hie MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I Member Fedellll Deposit lnsu!llnce Corporatior I DEPOSITS INSURED TO '40,000 fl. I . GET ATICKET ON AFREE _23 CHANNEL CB RADIO WITH TRUNKMOUNT ANTENNA TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE . · MONDAY, DEC. 20, 10-41 I Come in and see the all new rustic interior ~nd dimb the spiral staircase to the ·mai~ dining room. w ..---.-.. w MEIGS THEATHE ! CLOSED FOR ·-En loy three sizes of your favorlt.e plzzC.s I VACATION -Try our delicious Subs while you sip your favorite sudL · WATCH FOR fAT OR .CARRY I .._OP_EN_IN_G_DA_JE ....,. ...__._._ _ _ _P.. HiiiOilitNEilll99iliiil2-611ii13ili04 . . ._ _ _....,. . ._ _ _. . w ,, W• IN ., OUT I ·----B:Il~---~~M··---!!1::<~~~~~~-~--~ •• •> , ' " ' Oil nations -told greed may work ·against their interest ' ' By HELEN THO~S Plains to continue his leaders are pushing James UP! White House Reporter painstaking search for Schlesinger for the Pentagon PLAINS, (la . (UP! ) - talen~ and compatible top- post which he once held until Presid en t-ele ct Jimm y level appointees, with two be was fired by President · Carter says there Is progress more to be announced at a Ford. in making most of lhe oil news conference Thursday. Still shooting tD have his producing nations realize He had no formal Cabi net in pla ce by By UDlted Presslntirnational that raising prices would be appointments today. Christmas, Carter also said DOHA, QATAR - SHEIKH ADMED YAMANJ of Saudi "counterproductive." His first turn-down was emphatically tha t he has · Arabia - the most important voice at the Organization of Carter discussed the OPEC revealed Tuesday, when he made no commitments in Petrolewn Exporting Countries meeting - has called for a six· attitudes at . a news told reporters that form er privabl to .anyone regarding month freeze. on oU prices to encourage world economic conference called in Atlanta IBM . vice president Jane government posts, .90 r m recovery. AS the conference gets under way today amid to announce the nominations Cahill Pfeiffer, reportedly in completely at liberty ... lntenaive security, other olllfllnlsters werepressing for price · of Gennan--born industrialist lin.e for secretary of absolutely at liberty to make blcreases ranging from 10 to 25 per cent. W. Michael Blumenthal , commerce, had withdrawn my de cisions about the Since any OPEC decision~ must be unanimous , Yamani's cha irman of the Bendix from consideration. cabinet membership of the statement appeared to signal a bard-fought debate . But Corp., to be secretary of the Mt:s. Pfeiffer, who is in basis of merit.. ." Yalnaill has said the same kind of thing before other OPEC treasury and Rep. Brock l.ondoo, later explained in a 'Carter also said : m.:Otings and then gone; along witll a price hi!<e. The betting Adams, D·Wash., chairman stalement that she had an · - Economic problems are waa still for a 10 per cent Increase, which according to official of the House Budget operation for thyroid cancer · "very severe" and 1'much U.S. eatimateswouldadd l12billlon to the world'saMual bills. Committee , to be setrelliry of last year and might lack wor1e than ~ we had siamina for the Cabinet job, antlclpabld six months, or· ATLANTA- ONE WOMAN , JANE CAHILL Pfeiffer, has · tramportation . The president-elect andalsodidnotfeelshe could even three months ago." He turned down a Cabinet post q(fered by frefid~t-elect Jinuny revealed that direct and m ,eve from the New York . said he pr*rs to sttmula te Cw1er, Qltt at least-four- others remBin proininently on hllllst iiidlrect contacts have been area where her husband, the 'economy by of poaslble choices: The announc~enl of Mrs. P!eifter's pleiffer , Is concentrating on impl'oving appointment to be commerce secretary had been expected st made with the OPEC'nations · Ralph through Secretljry of State · headquartered as an IBM job opportunities an~ to a Cart~:r's Tuesday news conference, but he said instead she Henry Kissinger and Cyrus .senior vice president. lesser.degree oo tax cuts, His uked that she not be considered for \he job. · Vanee,. who wiD succeed him Carter also had been economic program will be She said later there were two reasons: Her marriage ·Is her expected this week to name unveiled before he is sworn in first priority and her husband would bave been unable to In the Carter Cabinet. · Apparently heartened by nuClear physicist Harold ·Jan. 20. ace<mpany her to Washington: she had surgery for thyroid the surprise appeal' of Saudi Brown , President of the - He Intends to keep his cancer a year ago and while in good health now, Is uncerlllin Arabian oil minister Sheik California . Institute of cominitment to have a bashe po!ISeSses the stamina for a Cabinet job. Mrs. Pleifter Is a Ahmed Zaki Yamani for Technology, as secrelllry of lanced budget at the end of former vice president of the mM Corp. So far no other names OPEC to fr eeze oH prices for defense · but has put off his four years in office, and bave been reported for lhe commerce position. six months, Carter said be announcing his choice for will be "very cautiolLS" about feels "very good about their that iob until next week. planning new . spending attitude ." Some sources say George programs until he feels be Carter later returned to Meany and other AFIAJIO can achieve that goal. 11 Link sought in paralysis COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio expect. But it's worth Department of Health checking Into." · officials are investigating a Halpin said symptons of posalble link between nine Gulllian-Barre syndrom cases of a rare disease In Include a weakness or Ohio and swine flu numbness In the . legs vaceinactiOiis. ' spreading throughout the Dr. Charles Halpin, chief of body. In Its most severe the · department ' s progression, Halpin said the Communicable Health vicUm becomes unable to· · Division, said an official from breathe without a respirator . the Center fw Communlcaqle The disease, which is not Diseases In Atlanta had trealllble and has no cure, Is arrived In Columbus to assist fatal in about 25 per cent of ' In the Investigation. the .cases, said Halpin. "Our feeling now is we "One usually get! over It, If certainly wiD Investigate it, you can keep the person bull don't see any real severe breathing," he sald.... In 60 or problem with the flu 70 per cent of the cases the vaccine," said Halpin. person can give you a history Halpin said Cincinnati De· of a cold a couple l)f weeks jJilr\lnent ol Health olfcials before. • contacted hll office last week Halpin cautioned that some to report two po,sslble of the nine reported cases In ·Instances of GuWaln·Barre' Ohio may he questionable, syndnlme, also known as since the rare disease can be "ascending paralysis." confused with other seldom·. "Both the vlctlma had bad seen diseases. swine flu' vaccinnatloos," be Similar lnvestlgsllona were ·said. '.'One person · was 39 heiDI! COI}duc~ in nine Other years old aoo the other was 64 states, where abput 50 cases years old_." of the creeping paralysis Halpin said GuWaln·Barre have been repor~. Thirty of syndnlm Is rare, with.about the people lnftlcted had been 40 cases a mooth repor~ In vaccinated for swine Du, . Ohio. The natlooal frequency In . addition to Ohio, ol the disease Is live cases per GulllianBarre syndrom was lllndred tliousaoo citizens. reported in Colorado, New Alter the reports from Jer'!"Y.• Ala_bama, Minnesota, Cincinnati, Halplit sal~ hll Maryland, Oklahoma, olllce began lealllng neurolo· Michlgaft, Virginia and !lists around Ohio·and dlscov· Cll!necticut. ered seven additional The $135-million federal polllible cues Of the rare . swjne Due inoculatloo effort malady. was almost ldUed by an "Five had had the vaccine , · lnsuranc~ controVersy that ooe (person) for sure didn't delayed lt. for mmths. Then, bave It, and the other three two weeks after the program we aren't' sure," said Halpin. ' started .Oct. I, there were " We have called most reports of elderly persons majer (Ohio) cities so far dying following Inoculation. uecet~t Cleveland . We Authorltlea said, however, haven't oeen an Increase In the deaths were not the number of cases than connected to the nu •hots. what we would normally ~ METERS HOODED - Free parking became available In Middleport Tuesday when tl1e meters were hooded by local merchants. Shown covering one of the meblr. are 1-r, l>dlson Baker of Baker Furnlture, assisted by David Golowenskl of the Dally ~entlnel. Parking will be free toshoppers from now until Dec. 24. • 1 Diles returning Dlie to an . excellen t public re<eplloo on Dec. 6, Dav~ Diles, former Mid· dleport resident and now an ABC sportscasler, wiU · be at the Middleport Book Store Saturday begiDDiog at noon to autograph copies •of his new book, "Twelfth Man In the Huddle." Wbea Diles made his first appearaoce at the Middleport store on Dec. 6, the store's supply of the new book was exhausted. He will be · on hand throughout the afternoon Saturday. Volunteers go out 5ltimes The Middleport Volunteer Fire Department answered 40 first aid and ambulance .ca lls, three miscellaneous calls and eight fire calls during November accordltig to the repori for November. In the report, filed with village council by,C. Robert Fisher, fire chief, it Is noted that of the 4j) emergency calls 32 were in town and eight were out of town. Total manhours lor efl1ergency runs amounted to 181.3 and total manhours for fire only amount to 135 hours. Miles on . the emerg ency and am· bulance runs totaled 1,468.2 while miles on all vehicles amounted to 1,950.4. • SPARKS TEAM -Junlor Gregg Witte (32) came off the bench to score 10 points and put plenty of hustle into the game TuesdaY night at Meigs High against Athens. The Marauders rallied from a big first quarter deficit to go ahead by halftime, then coast home with an 82-<12 victory. Picture by Gary Sisk. See Greg Bailey's account of g~~me and other Slsk picture on page 3. • ' ASC committees named ·. Results of the repent election of Meigs County ASC CommunJty ComJilitteemen lor their -respective' com· munitl es were revea led today., Bedford.Satisbury, Robert Hawk, chairman; Ernest Wood, vice-chairman; John Dean, member : Frank Broderick, first alternate: Pearl .Hayes, second niter- nate. Chester, Earl .• Dean, chainnan ; Dale Kautz, vicechairman : Paul Baer, member; Gary Michael, first allernntc: .James ~Aeredilh , second alternate. Crilumbia.Scipio, Kenneth C. Welsl\, chairman; Reed Jeffers, vice-chairman: Thad Dye, ' member ; Clai r Wag~oner. first alternate; James· Gaston, second alternate. Lebanon· Letart, Charles R. Harris, chairman: Harold G. . Roush , ~ice-ch airman; Thomas D. Sayre, member: Vir~il Roush, first alternate; Andre"' Cross, . second alternate. , 0 I iv c ·0 range . Cecil Caldl'eil, chRirmnn; r:.,n lnn (Continued on page 141 Mayor takes up four bonds Two defendants were fined and four forfeited bonds by Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. Fined were Daniel Spaulding, Middleport, $30 and costs, no headlights : L. M. Fitzpatrick, Middleport, .$34 and · costs, excessive speed. Forfeiting bonds Were Gary O'Dell, Rutland, $30 posted on a charge ofruMhig a red light; Larry Hudaall, Middleport, $30, speeding; Edward Van Meter, West Columbia. $3oo, driving while intoxicated, and Don Reuter, Middleport, $3f .eeding. Council will request grant The Meigs County Council · - The cost to provide the on Aging, Inc. disclosed today specialized trnnsportallon It intends to submit a request servi ce based on the agency· for a capital grant under agencies service area and provisions of the Urban Mass elderly and ha ndlcopped Transportation Act ol1964, as ' clientele to be served . amended to provide trans· - · The type of contractual porlatlun service lor the agreement that might be eld erly and handi ca pp ed negotiated, e.g,. (I) lease within Meigs County . agreement if agency proposal The grant will request one Is selected, (2 ) ser vice 14 passenger van-standard contract . usi ng oporator type and one .g· passenger equipment, etc. station wagon. - The submission of u Financing for this capita l statement lndlcn llng whether grant Is to be 60 percent from the service that the operator the Urban Mass Trans· provides can or ca nnot meet portation Admlnlslrallon the special needs of the (UMTA) and 20 percent local elderly and handicapped agency (non·lederal) share. which the applicant, Meigs There is no slate financing In County Council on Aging, Inc. this program. project proposes to address. The Meigs County Council The statement should further on Aging Invites comments or .I ndicate whether the operator proposals for the providing of concurs In the applicant's transportation service for the proposal to obtain vehicles elderly and handica pp ed -and provide speclallr.ed from any Interested public, transportation service. Written comments or private, and para-transit operator Including taxi proposal should be submitted operators. to Meigs County Council on Comments or proposals Aging, Inc. at Box 722 , submitted by all operators Pomeroy, atl enllon of interested in providing the Eleanor Thomas, Director service should Include In· and to the Ohio Department fonnatlon relating to: of Transportation, 25 South - The number of vehicles Front Street, Col umbus operatOr has equipped to Ohio, 43215, . allenllon: transport physically handl· Program Manager, Section ca~ped. 16(b) (2 ) Program. Lambert retires EAST MEIGS - The accepted by the Eastern resignation of John Lambert, Local School Board Tuesday a teacher In the district, was night. . The board-hired Mrs. Pat Shrlverslo succeed Lambert, Leon White as . high school custodian untu July I, 1977, ~nd Geraldine Hawk as part time cook. • The board passed ii • resolution lor Mrs. Eloise Boston, clerk, to borrow enough money to meet the, Dec. 20 payroll. State mooey · will be receive,d to repay the loan around Dec. 30 or 31. Mrs . Susie Heine s discussed a c~eerleadlng problem. The board approved Continued on page 14 DAYS TO CHRISTMAS '· �~ - The .'· Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Ocr . 15, 1976 Issue clear in coming battle CHARLESTON , W.Va. (UP!) - A fierce struggle looms between th& United Mine Workers and Ute coal Industry over the controversial right-to-strike Issue, and the UMW is determined to wind up with the upper hand, Harry Patrick, UMW secretary-treasurer' said Tuesday miners are insisting the 1977 wage cantract con tain a ri gl!t-to-strike cla use, allowing separate locals tAJ stage walkouts if a majority of tile membership gives its consent . As many as 120,000 coal miners were drawn into a nation wide wildcat strike last August over tile right to strike issue . " It would mean fewer strikes because the men would discuss the problem and vote on it before striking," Patrick said. Patrick realizes a struggle will develop when the union presents its wage contract emands tAJ Ute Bituminous Coal Operators Association next year, ne said '1he industry will fight bitterly" Ute rlght.tiistrike cia~ : Other ·.delll8ljdl . which the · UMW .wiD seek InclUde a "hefty" pay raise, equalizing of retirement benefits for all miners, fulllime safety committeemen, and more paid time off. During last summer's massive strike, UMW President Arnold Miller helped soothe rempers by promisin~ the rank-and-file that he would atU.mpt tAJ gain the right to strike. On mooey matters, Patrick said coal prices have tripled since 1971, but miners ' wages have been boosted by leas than 50 per cent. Wages must be "substantially Increased tAJ reflect the fact Utat this Is Ute inost difficult, dirty, dangerous work in the 'rorld," said Patrl.dt. Patr·ick said . the union wants to equalize the separaU. pension plans UMW wilrkers now are retiring under; One of the plans is for miners who retired prior to this year and one for miners who leave the pits now. On the issue of safety, Ute secretary~reasurer said 291 men have been kil!P<I on th<> job since Ute signing of the 1974 cootract at ·tile same time that 21,525 have been Injured. "We've got tAJ have full.,time company-paid safely commlt reemen in the inines," he said. "With the companies pushing prodqclioo the way they are, especially at surface , mines and ,construction sites, this kind of protection is a must." Patrick warned the union's 277 ,000-members that the Industry will stockpile coal reserves in 1977. He urged Ute membership to "give safe working conditions your highest priority - doo 'l let them bend Ute rules now or they'll be ready tAJ roll over us a year from now. ~~ · Everybody probably glad Ill · th General Assembly has ended By LEE LEONARD dates with alleged false information and warned the administration not tAJ try it again. Kinney's nomination mel defeat on a 20 to 10 party~lne vote following lengthy partisan debate. Herbert Arfman of Salem, Rhodes' nominee for the Nursing Home Advisory Commission, had a close ca ll but recel ved 17-H confirmation. "This session was hectic and at times chaotic, but when history is written, I predict it will be yi,ewed as a most productive session," said Ocasek. "But for the governor's ve to of our consumer protection legislation, it would have been an ouLstanding session ," he said . Ocasek said the single greatest accomplishment of Ute llltil was w write an "equal yield" formula for distributing state school aid, and House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, agreed with him. "The equal · yield formula • and the increa se in appropriatloos for education without any additional laxes were among the greaU.sl accomplishments,'' said Riffe, also citing medical malpractice insurance reform and r energy legi:!lation . "It's beeq a good session," said Riffe. "We took up some problems that have been aroWld here for years, we faced them and we solved UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! )It was a "most productive session/' in lh ~ words of Senate President Pro Tempore Oliver Ocasek, DAkron, "Thank God it ~""s over ' sig hed Senate Minority Leader Michael J. Maloney , R.Cincinnali. That 's how the ma jority and minority fell as the l11 th Ohio General Assembly crept int o the history books Tuesday after 193 work days in the Senare and 173 In the Ho use over a two~year period. Despit e exchanges of praise and some fond farewella to the IBlawmakers who will not be returning next year, the session ended much the sarrie as it began January, 1975, with majority Democrats laking a heavy swipe at the Republicans. Two years ago, it was the "Six-Day War," with Democrats ramming through a series of partisan bills before Republican Gov.\ James A. Rhodes could take office. '1.\lesday, the last official act of the Democrats was to fire ·Robert Kinney, vereran Ohio taxation official ~nd Rhodes' nomiriee for- staU. co mmissioner of tax •.1ualization. Although the Democrats confirmed 109 gubernatorial appoinU..s, all but one .of · them unan imously, they singled out Kinney as someone who had aided Republican Senate candi- them." )I Pentecostal Omrch taking ' part in Ouistmas for Christ The United Pentecostal Church of Mi~dleport, South Third Ave., is cooperating with thousand\ of ot her churches around the country in • a program ca lled, "Christmas For Christ," a program that began in the hearts of concerned men who saw the need of missionaries. The past lO years have been a " Decade of Progress" for $3,199,000 giv,en to this cause. With this there has been starting 193 churches. Rev . Knittel , home mission director of the southea stern part of Ohio, said his church gives one of the best blessings every year to this cause. Anyone wishing to give to the program is send an offerinR to "Christmas For Chri~l." P.O. Box 231, Middleport, the ••christmas For Christ" Ohi o. program. There has been Senate Minority Leader Michael J . Maloney , RCinclnna tl, agreed there were "some worthwhile things that were done, such as the drug reform bill and the medical malpractice legislation." "In many ways it was producll ve." said Maloney, "but often It was far overshadowed by the highlevel partisanship such as we saw here today." ne meant the Detnocrats' sacking of Kinney and the near-defeat of Arfman. Ocasek opened Ute session by prese nting Rhodes ' nominations and pointing out the Democratic.controlled Senate has coosidered every gubernatorial · appointment over the last two .years . Seven Democrats joined 10 Republicans ·in confirll)ing Artman despite objections from Sen. Marigene Valiquette, D-Toledo that he was blocking effective operation, of the Nursing Home ·Commission. Kinney, a 25-year employe of the state Board of Tax Appeals, was not so fortunate. Sen. Tony P. Ball, DDaytnn, accused Kinney of conspiring with Rhodes' office to spread misinformation last fall about two ~111ocratic Senate candidates, including hirrll!elf, during Ute election. campaign. Hall said Kinney helped furnish his Republican opponent with figures which purported to show Ball was responsible for increasing property ' taxes in Montgomery County by $21! million. . "I believe he lnrentionally particiPated In an action, using his stare office, that was knowingly false," said Hall. "This was an unfotgiveaple violation of the public trust." Maloney defended Kinney , saying there was no evidence he was responsible for the Information used against Hall and that a campaign issue should not be brought Into play. "There has never been a complaint as tAJ how Mr . Kinney conducts his office," said Maloney. "I would not UR. LAMB want to see 25 years of Bob Kinney's service go down the tubes because it is susoecled he participated in such Political activities." Pupils • to gtve program •• J ... ':1. candy ca nes, elves, nine ,.. ' ll(f ,. >U t "'' ·- ;)ot · JACK HOWETI, FRONT , will play Santa in Ute Salisbury School Christma~ pr~sentotion . ije is backed by reindeer in the first row, including, I tor, Amy Malone , Vl~kt Carter, Jack We lk e~. Jay Hemsley , ·Teresa Pratt, Tim LeMasU.r, Doug Eblin, Eddie D11l, and the back row of Rachel and Reuben characrers, I to r, John Hess, Chuck Blake, Tim , Jones, Charles Lewis, Denise Siegal, Kim Roush, Sendy Hoyt, Mary Moore. All are fou~th graders. • , to present drama .. 57 James Nutter, Angela Collins, ~nita Reed, Scott Trussell, Scott Kessler and Mike West will play the 'Ofphans and first grade girls, Toni Althouse, Kim Ball, Carolyn Barton, Maralyn Barton, Amy Berkhirner, Abigail Cauthorn, Cheryl Coe, Julie Crislip, Ginger Hayman, Missey Hensley, Cristy Newlun , Tiaci Newlun, Amy Riggs, Julie Wells and Crystal Wyatt will be the "snowballs." Mark Holler will serve as stagehand and Jenny "" Berkhimer has 'prepared the programs. Costumes for the pre~entation have been m~de by mothers of; students with ron111 mothers in charge. Making up th e various chor us groups for the operetta are: Gremlins, first grade boys , Jeremy Barber, Bryan Chadwe ll, James Che va lier , Jeff Johnson , Scotty Newell, Ron nie Put· ma n, Scott Reed , Tren t Upton. Joe Young . Christmas Trees, second grade, Tammy Pierce, Gary Hol ter, Becky Kimes, Melissa Nutter . Pam Wyatt, Travis Newlun , Kirk Reed , · Ricky Bay. Milchell Barringer, Patsy Robinson, LRex Ju sIRis, kBeverf y Rw,gdal . esa uc er , an y Cowdery. Burl Putman , Steve Rockhold, Cryslal McCoy. John Wells , Ronnie Taylor, William Taylor. Stars and Mus1c, f1ft~ and sixth grade girls , Dee Dailey, Roby n Pitzer. Linda Pierce, Tr ina McMoy , Jody Barringer, Ma li nda Wells, Peggy Sm 1th, Rhonda Rtebel , Jodi Smith , Leslie Wells, Beth Hayman , Synth ta Whi le, Tina Cheva lier, Calhy Cowdery, Conn1e Rob1nson . Boys 1n Wea !herman Number fifth and six th grade boys, E'lmo Pierce, Darry l Ba rr inge r", Jimmy Well s, Ann Jones Md"rk Jones, Glen Pu tman, Jerry Rucker, Bartimus, Rick y Scolt Foster,' Brlan Reed, Richard Barton, Jetf Cowdery, Jeff Mas ters , Jerry Larkins , Mark Hol ter , Keith Harris, Terry Rey nol ds , Jimmy Carter, David Young , David Ballard , Mike Gibbs, Kenny Brown ing , Jeff Newell. Scott J~stis , · Lclrry Cowdery. Wr ea the s and Pre sents , third and fourth grades, Bar ton, Paula Bre cksville 52 Norl h Royalton 47 Brookside 86 Wellington SS Brunnerdale 81 Carrollton St. Edwards 32 Brush 70 Maple Height\ 57 Cambridge 74 St. Clairsville 67- ,., ...,"• '" ·• ' ,, "' '" "' IJ _,'" -- IJ Ot ,, '" THESE ARE THE SAUSBURY SCHOOL first and second graders taking part In Thursday's program. Front .row, left to right, mice, David Beegle, Alison Jones, Tim Jeffers, Erica Jphnslon, Artie nunnel; sec-ond row, stockings , Krista Roush, Tamra Vance, Kevin Tanner, Jamie War.ner., Shonna Mcfllanaway; third rOw, candy canes, I tor, Joey Parker, David Capehart, Melanie Arnold, Darla King , Melissa Foster, Tammy Stone, Cindy Kauff. "' u ·1 '' ~i '' '.1 ' Cowdery , Bobby Epling , Sibyl Foster. Tony Gill ilan, Kevin Griggs, Aleshia taking estrogen, since you Richard Smllh. Amy You.ng , Angela Yo ung, Pam Alt will not have a uterus. There house , Deloris Adams, Silly is no good evidence at this Sm ith , Jeff BisselL Teresa point that estrogen increases Barr i nger , Timmy Ball, Eagle, Kevin the occurrence of cancer Phil l ip Cow.dery, Mik e Putman , anywhere else in the body. In Ronald Hens ley , Dann y point of fact there are studies Crislip, Keith Stout, Timmy that s~ow women taking Rood , Sally Smifh. estrogen have less cancer tban women who do not THE ,JALYSENTINEL with the exception of cencer m :VOTEDTOTHE of the uterus . INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA When a ybung woman has CHF.STERL, TANNEHILL her ovaties removed she wlll Exer. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH have a premature menopause • · Cllf Editor • - a surgical menopause. In P\Jbllsht.'<l da1ly t:lll>epl Salurd!iy by The Ohio Valley PublishinK Comthese instances female 1ll Court Sl., Pumunty, Ohiu hormones are usually any, 45769. BWiiiLt!!i.!l OCfict Phone mprescribed. 2156. EtliL uri11l PI )(Jill! 992-2U7. 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Canfleld 94 Beaver Local 79 51 Trotwood Madison so ot Cln Purcel l 79 Mt. Healthy 6ll Cln Taft 82 Cln Hughes 70 Cle Chanel 70 'Trinlty 44 Cle Collinwood 79 Cle John Hayt 46 Cle East Tech 85 Cle Easl 77 Cle Kennedy 67 Cle Glenville 61 Cle Lutheran East 82 Beach· wood 6\ Cle Max Hay'lS 73 Cle Lin· coin·West 6\ Cle West Tech 72 Cle Rhodes 52 Holsinger, a 6-6 sophomore, pulled down 13 rebounds and scored 20 points Tuesday night in leading the Waverly Tigers to a 51-37 victory over the host J ackaon lronmen. The loss dropped Jackson from the SEOAL unbearen ranks as their record dipped to 2-1 while Waverly moved Into a tle with them at-2-1. Waverly led all the way by quarter scores of 16-12, 28-23, and 3&-25 as they canned 25 of 57 field goals for 44 pet. and "' The lronnien, · after con· necling on 11 of 23 first half shots, saw only six of 29 shots drop In the second half tAJ finish with 17 of 52 for 33 pet. and three of seven free throws. Jackson scored first In tbe third period to close the gap to 28-25 and then missed 13 consecutive shots: while the Tigers were ticking off 14 points to widen the lead to 42- and Chuck Thompson each added 12 poinLs. Pat McDonald was the only lronmen In double figures with 10 points. Each team grabbed 31 rebounds with . Kyle Buchanan and rom Dor9ey each snaring nine for Jackson. The box score: WAVERLY (51) - Davena 25. Holsinger 10-0-20; Crace J. J. Hol~inger's 20 markers led . ' McGuire gratibed the De~n Roy~! picked off an errant Gallipolis pass and rebound for Gallia. GABS raced down colin for a layup came down court and missed with 41 seconds remaining to two shots from close range, give visiting Ironton ·a 45-43 the final attempt coming with Southeastern Ohio League four seconds left. Ironton's hardwood victory ,over Coach Rick Howard picked off the Jim Osborne's Blue Devils game's most important rebound as the final whistle Tuesday night. sounded. Royal, 6-3 senior forward, The victory left Ironton bad broken a 41-41 deadlock unbeaten In three starts this with a lip-In at the 1':55 mark. ~ Ciearvlew 63 North Royal's goal which proved to winier . GAHS dropped to 2-2 Ridgeville 52 . · be the game winner put the overall and 1-2 In conference Col Central 63 Col North 52 lad~ of Coach Buddy .Bell on play. Col DeSales 58 Col Centennial Galllpolls lralled the top, 45-41. Ml Col Linden 79 Col Mohavtk 50 Tigers for three and oneGallla's Terty Wall hll a Col Mifflin· 8 Col East 73 half quarters before Jeff short jumper wlth 35 Col Northland 55, Col Brown's two charily tosses. seconds left to reduce Brookhaven 52 with 5:01 left put the Col South 82 Col Eastmoor'71· Ironton's lead to two, 15-43. Col West 63 Col Briggs 3'1 Galltans oo top for the fil'!tt Then Royal missed the Cuyahoga Hts 75 tn . front end of a one-and"'ne time1 3~38. dependence 63 Dave Sesher, ~ senior Day Aller 76 Day Belmont 59 with 25 seconds ·left. Keith forward, hit a jumper to put Day Stebbi ns 82 Day Kiser 78 IHS back on top ID-39 at the.;. Doylestown "53 Canal Fulton NW 51 4:30 mark. East Central tnd 94 Harrison McGuire's tap-in with 2:11 Newton Falls 61 Garrettsville 53 remaining gave GAHS a 41-40 so . Easl Liverpool 66 Pit Pa North Baltimore 66 McComb advantage. After Gary S'l'ain Langley 62 Eastlake North 57, Euclid 54 A7 missed the front end of a on.,. North Ga llia 60 Meigs . Eastwood 78 Otsego 60 and-one with 2:35 left , Edgewood 77 Valley View 58 Eastern 33 Ironton's Royal canned a free Northwest 64 Turp,in 51 Elmwood 7.7 Lakota 62 Oberli n 69 Vermilion 49 throw With 2:19 sbowi~g on Elyria 64 Sandusky 52 Findlay ,a1 Fremont Ross .41 Parma Padua 64 Normandy the clock to knot tbe count at 36 Franklin 74 Mason 67 41;au. The rest Is history. Poland 53 Youngs Wilson 43 Genoa 75 Gibsonburg 62 Ironton's biggest lead was six Preble Shawnee 52 Hamilton Goshen 62 Blancester 54 Ross 48 , points, 34·28, lare in the third Grove City 76 London 52 Highland 91 Smithvil le 72 RIChmond Heights' 69 Kirf. quarter. land 41 Howland 60 La Brae 54 Neither team shot well Jefferson 70 Ashtabula Ridgedale 74 Marion Cathol ic from the field. Ironton hit 20 44 Edgewood 67 · Ridgewood 87 Garaway 78 of 53 field goal attempts for 37 Lebanon 51 Carlisle 49 Lemon Monroe 90 Wesf River VIew 67 Maysville 49 · percent. GABS hit 16 of IB for Rocky River 58 North 33 percent. The Tigers Carrollton 63 Olmsled SO Liberty 52 Champion 51 69 Holland canned five of 11 free throw Lima Bath 75 Lima Shawnee Rossford 68 ' Springfield 33 attempts for 15 percent, Sandusky St. Mary 62 GAllS was 11 of 17 for 64 lisbon 76 ..Leetonia 49 Lorain Admiral King 84 Fostoria 54 Sandy Va lley 74 Tusky Valley percent. Lorain 59 Ironton picked off 10 Macon Eastern 71 56 South, 49, Lakewood 39 rebounds, 16 · by Robin Wi lliamsburg 54 · Spring Shawnee 83 Tecumseh Marl on Harding 57 Mansfield 58 Fitzpatrick, 6-4 sophomore . . Sr 54 cenleraodl3byRoyal. The Marysville 80 Fairbanks 43 .Strongsville 58 Brook lyn 54 Tigers bad 12 tumovers. Mathews 62 Western Reserve Sycamore 49 Indian Hill -48 Gallipolis collected 32 Sylvania South 7\ Lake 58 51 . Toledo Cen Cath 66 Sylvania Medina 60 Fairview S8 rebounds,14byMcGulre. The Noreth 59 · Mentor 43 Mayfield 42 Blue Devils had 13 turnovers Miami Va lley 52 Seven Hills Unlted Local 67 Creshiiew 60 and 11 assists, seven by Brent Wadsworth 86 Copley 74 6 Milford 58 Deer Park ·46 - Walnul Ridge 63 Whetstone 58 Johnson. Monroe 90 West Carrollton 63 Warren Hordlng 58 Youngs Ironton placed three men in Newbury 79 Cardinal 64 E~st 49 1double figures. Rick Howard, 6-1 senior guard had 12 along with Sesher. Royal finished with 11. Terry Wall was NOW the only Blue Devil in double ' figures with 18. 1 at F n'da y, Ga UiPOli sPays Waverly. Ironton will host Jackson. Featuring . THE ·ULTIMATE SPOT OPEN Good Food At A Reasonable Price Thompson 6·0-13: 3; Fielder 1-0-2-; Fyffe 1·0·2. bt>gan to build their lead. Junior Greg Witte rame off the bench and began pumping in points to help out as he ended the night with 10 points and SOIM key basket$. He was perfect from the field as he sank live for five. . Athens stayed within !Ifmost of the third period and into the fourth , but when the score was 60-50 at the 4:40 mark, Meigs took off. ln that last period, Meigs .Cored 28 points, and at one time sank nine of their first ten field goa l attempts to na il the Bulldogs' coffin. Foul shots played an important role in the win as Meigs cashed in on 26 of 41 free throws while Athens got only 10 of 18. From the field , Meigs shot a hot 47 percent 128-59) while the Bulldogs got just 26-52 for a cool 36 percent. Meigs placed five men in double figures, and that's just whatthey've got to do to keep winning. Randolph zipped the nets for 22 points as he sank 10 of 12 foul shots. Stewart carmed 15 markers, Dods.on got 12 and .a team leading 12 rebounds, and Young chipped in with 11 points. · Meek led his tea m with 18 points, 16 in the second half. Walton added 15, and sophomore Chonko had 11 caroms. Meigs travels to Logan Friday foM tough game with the Chieftains who right now look like the team to beat In the SEOAL. ' "If You've Got Cooking Blues Bring Your Family to Lou's" · LOU'S CAFE 4·9 Pennell Walton Meek Wallace Hensler Topping Halter Kingham Whea ley Cunningham TOTALS MEIGS NAME Browning Dodson Stewart Randolph Youn~ Jackson 0·3 ] .19 1·3 8·14 2·2 2·8 0·0 0·3 0·0 ' ·1 o.o 0·2 0·1 o.o o.o 1·5 2·2 o.o 1·2 26·72 10·18 5 ~ 4 3 0 0 • 1 3 0 4l I 5 4 3 0 2 0 f 5 2 30 FG-A FT-A RB PF 1-2 3 4 .2·9 J.s 6·9 12 3 7-12 1·5 4 1 6·13 10·11 4 2 J.\0 S·l 0 0-\ 1·2 0 0 0·1 0·1 2 0 0-0 1·2 0 1 1-2 1·1 0 I 5-5 o.o 2 1 1-\ 0·0 0 0 28-59 26-41 29 17 ' Ham I ton TOTALS 25-1 - 51. R. Coats JACKSON 137) - H.ar less Granda I 1-0·2; Mc Don ald 5·0· \ 0; Follrod Dorse y 4-0-8: Buchanan 4·0-8; Witte Oiler 1-0-2 ; Paugh 1-2·4; Owen Jones J. J.J . TOTALS 11- l-- TOTALS 37. . . Score by quarters: Score by quarters: Meigs Waver ly 18 10 8 ' 15- 51 .Athens 7 27 20 28 12 17 \S 18 12 11 2 12- 37 - 8 15 16 • 0 2 0 0 4 2 62 TP s ·12 IS UP FOR LAYUP'- None of this busln~as of driving Ute length of the ~ourt, then missing the layup for veteran Marauder.guard Steve Randolph. nere he puts two polntq 011 the board agalnst Athens Tuesday night at Meigs High , Meigs won the game 82-82. 22 11 0 ·Wa tertoo 75 Uniontown L11ke Wi ckliffe 69 Pa inesv ill e Riverside 52 79 ol Wil ming ton 64 Washing ton C Weu seon 66 Del ta 67 H 41 Wellsv ille IS Pll Soulh 58 Chrl sl 87 Wes tern Hill JO Tot Wood- Worlhlnglon Herltr.ge Christ 48 ward· 60 Wes t ervill e N 8.4 Col Young s Nor th 61 Shnron Pa Kenned y 56~ Waterson 78 82 West lake 60 Olms ted Fall s 54 Youngs Ray en 49 ShMpsvllle 62 4.7 0 I 3 tO 2 82 Reserve S(.Ore: Waverly 65, Jack son 43 . Ernie D Eagles clipped again. nets 36 ~ophomore Chiefs rip Rockets .for Nallonal Basketball Roundup · J' ByGREGAIELLO • fifth wrn WELLSTON - Logan's rampaging Chieftains sent 15 players into the scoring column Tuesday night, four in double figures, as they smashed the host Wellston Golden· Rockets 116-45 to remain undefeated In five outings. Logan just missed the loop's all-time scoring mark' of 117 points, established by Waverly on Dec. 5, 1970, against Wellston. The awesome Logan offense [Jiced to a quick 27~ lead before Ron Hudson dropped in a Wellston free throw with 2:59 left .in ·the first period, and John Royster canned the first Rocket field goal with 2:251eft as the Chiefs owned a 39-5 first period lead. It was 62·21 at halftime and 84-31 after three quarters before a goal by Logan's Marty Hallett made it 1()().38 with 3:35 remain1Jig to play. The Chiefs fired In 43 of 83 · goals for 52 pel. and made 30 of 41 charity tosses while the Rockets hit just 17 of 61 for 28 pet. and 11 of 21 at the line. Mike McBroom's 2ll points · paced Logan with Brian Hawk adding 19 and Jan Myers 17. Ron Hudson was the only Wellston player in double digits with 12 points. The box score: LOGAN (116.1- Myers S·7\7 ; Russell 4·1-9; Hawk 7·5· \9 ; McBroom 9·2·20; Braglln 3·2·8; Daltoo 5·2·12; Gasser 2· 0-4; Hallett 2-2-6; Armstrong 2·3·7; Dollison 1·0·2; Davidson o. \.1; Kemper 1·0· 2; Tucker 1·2-4; Bush 1-0-2; Horsky Q.J.J. TOTALS 43·30116. WELLSTON (45) - R.' Royster 0·2·2; Gilliland 3·3·9; J. Royster J.0.6; Hudson 4·4· 12; Swingle 2·1-5; Pugh 0·1·1; Conley J.Q.6; Aberts 1·0-2; Exl ine 1.·0·2. TOTALS 17-11· 4S. , Score by quarters: Logan 395 23 Well ston 16 22 10 3214- 116 45 Reserve score: Logan 71, W~llston 33. . Fairland scored 30 points in period the Dragons poured in· the third period to pull away 30 points to elude the from Syrnines Valley, 71-41, onrushing Vikings. Tuesday night. Fairland raised it's record Three Dragons hit double to :1-2, while the Vikings digits as Chris Powell scqred dropped to 2-1. 18 points to lead the way . . Box score : • Mark Barnette. chipped In · with 16 while Darrell Tillis . SYMMES VALLEY. {41) added 15. Powell was also the Miller 4, Estep 3, Wilson 7, leading rebounder with II. Ingels 13, Ge5Wt:ln 12, Davis !larnette . also added 10 2. FAIRLAND (71) 1- Tillis caroms. 15, Barnette 16, Powell 18, Fairland scored 13 poiints Love 4, Link 2, >:o• 2. Jones 2, to just four · for Symmes Wilsqn 2. By Querters : Valley in the first stanza and 5. Valley 4 12 13 12 ~1 it was clear sailln~ the r~ nf 13 10 30 18 71 the way. But In the tlurd Fairland · And Enjoy Our Pleasant Atmosphere and Food Carefully Prepar-ed by Cooking Experts. 1 N. 2iiil 6-0-12; Dragons romp over Vikings Open :i4 Hours with Carr,y-out and · Home Delivery STOP IN SOON TI!ESE CIDLDREN WILL PORTRAY candy canes and soldiers in the Thursday night Salisbury School program. Front row, Ito r, Donna Lambert, Heather COllins Todd Collins and M1chl King; back row, I tn r, Kevin Mowery, Tim Sloan, Darrfn Haye~ and Cynt~ Sauters. . · mand at 34-29. Eleven surcessful fret> throws enabled the Marauders to ~et on the comeback trail in that second period as each team made six field goals. Athens tried a desperation pressing defense that didn't work, and as the ball ended they had been called for t5 peflonals and three starters were In foul trouble with three. personaLs : Meek, Artie Chonko, and Dick Whealey. Mel~s· Allen Stewart led the first half comeback as he threw in 13 points in that span while Randolph was tossing in ten . Walton had eight for Athens. In the third period, Mdgs' fast break began to work and Coaroh Ron Logan 's boys 1\ Ironton nips GAHS, .45-43 · Centerv ille USING "FROSTIE, THE SNOWMAN, " these fifth and sixth graders will present their meaning of Christmas in dance and song. They are front row, Ito r, Fred Colburn, Billy Carswell, James Evans, Jim King ; second row, I tor, Greg Taylor, John Smith, Terry Hysell, Jeff Nottingham and Brian Will ; hack row, I tor, Rhonda Jeffers, Christy Quivey, John Lyoos, Paula Swindell and Joy Saurers . petiod. Abucket by AI Walton gave the visitors some breathing room , but a foul shot by Randolph and another bucket by Stewart gave the ~>;inners the first lle at 16-16 with 4:50 left. ' But Ute Bulldogs weren 't dead. They pulled away to a 1~16 lead, but then Srewart connected again and Young sank two foul shots to give the hosts a · 20-19 lead. Dodson also sank two charity tosses to widen the . gap, and although' the crew of Coach Fred Gibson tied It at 23-23 with two minutes to go in the half, the Marauders were on the move and never relinquished the lead the rest of the way, as the first half ended with Meigs In com· · High school Waverly .whips Jackson Meigs-Athens box ATHENS just one of three a trio of double figure scorers ·· NAME FG-A FT·A RB PF TP DB scores JACKSON Kobert col\verted 5 5 2·6 1·2 for the Tigers as Joe Davena Chonko chatity toases. Ohio High School Basketball Results United Press International Amanda Clearcreek 80 Trimble 78 3 ot Amherst 74 Mldvlew 60 Anthony Wayile 81 Perrysburg 66 Ashtabula Harbor 58 Palnes Harvey 56 Austin town. Fitch 92 Youngs Chaney 75 · Ba~li si Christian 62 Grand River 33 Bay Vlliage 83 Avon Lak~ 4\ Bedford 76 Willoughby South 62 . . Ber kshi re 60 Hawken School 58 ol Bethe l 81 Bradford 64 Bloom Carroll 85 New Albany . . REEDSVILLE - Students of the Riverview Elementary School, under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, will present a Christmas operetta, "Davy's Star" at B p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. Teachers assisting Mrs. Whitehead with the presentation are Doris Well, Pauline Myer s, Caro lyn Franz , Fred Kessinger, David Chadwell and Principal Grace Weber. Jenny Berkhimer is the . ac· companist. The plot revolves around the annual Christmas prog ram given at the Sheltering Arrlis Orphanage so people In the little town may see the· orphans and open their homes to .them for ttie .Christmas holidays. Sally, played by Sheila n~ rrisandherbrother, Davy played by Bri~n Collins, hope to go to someone's home over the holidays since.their UnCle Ben, played by Scott Justis, apparently has forgotten them. However, Davy is deaf and Miss Jones, the Matron, played by Diana Smith, has decided that he cannot be In lhe program be cause of hts. . _ handicap. Davy and Sally make three wishes wiich are fulfilled . ., dunng the · presentatwn by the Guardian Angel, played by Jodi Smith. Amy Barrett, played by Beth Berkhimer ' I ed bY and her parents, Pay Carl Swain and Rhonda Ri ebel, play a role as townspeople is helping Dayy . and Sa lly. Jeff Newell Will portray the weatherman in the plot. ' ' By Grec Bailey night. Athens connected on The Meigs Mar~~uders got four 15 to 20ft. field goals In a "'l,ihe winning track In a big row tn open It up before way here Tuesday night as buckets by Meigs' Alan they downed a scrappy Dodson and junior Kenny Athens Bulldog club 112-62 ·Young made it 12-7 at~he first before a screaming crowd at quarter buzzer. There were Morrison G)'l11llasium. Both a turnovers In that first teams were looking for their canto, six by Meigs and eight first win of the season; and by the Bulldogs. Meigs now stands at 1·3 whi!ti Athens scored th~ opening Athens is winless In six !ties. · goal of Ute second quarter .on Both teams played sloppy a short one. by Bob Meek, but ball In lbe first quarter, and It then the hosLs began to chip looked like It was going to be. away . They got stingy on wild and wooly . defense wtth a full court press At the 6:30 mark, Allen. and starled finding tbe range Stewart connected on a three- lrom close In and far out. A · point play to put the pair of free throws by Dodson Marauders ahead 3-11, but tbe a11d goals by p!aymaker visitors reeled off 12 unan- Steve Randolph and Stewart swered points and it looked put the score at 14-13, Athens like it might be a Bulldo~ atthe ·5:42mark of the second Tuesday's Holsinger , Kevin Powell , Alan Reed, Sherri Reynolds, By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. should do once he is doing the ova ties at the time of a DEAR DR. LAMB - My surgery. The decision about hysterectomy. In a younger doctor has recommended 1 youttvaries may well depend woman with healthy ovaries have a hysterectomy. I would upon what he finds . If the itmight be worth leaving the be grateful for your opinion. I ovaries are diseased you may ovaries alone. am 47 and use an IUD. I can't be better off without them. I am not sure why you want take the pill because of Your ovaries will be non- to keep your ovaries since hypertension. I have had long fun ctioni ng anyway very they are or will he non· periods of bleeding for shortly. Yoq are close to .the function ing very soon. around two years, lasting menopause if you have not Whether your ovaries are from 20 to 90.days. already started it. After the surgically removed or just I want to keep my ovaries. menopause you will not ·he . quit functioning you still face . Would you advise them to be gellin g any significant II t!je saf.ne Qllestion of whether removed, and if so why? My amounts of female hormones~ l1)u will need female hor· Pap smear was negative. If from your ovaries. The o,nly lllones or not. The ansl"er will ovaries are left in does function your ovaries could depend upon how much estrogen have to be taken ? If . serve then would be to cause estrogen your body produces ovaries are removed is it ·trouble for you later. from other sources . The necessary to take estrogen? The biggest danger In Adrenal gland also produces What is the danger of cancer leaving the ovaries is in estrogen compounds, and if It of the va gina and br<•Hst when ovarian cancer, which ac- produces enough you may not taking estrogen? What could counts for about five per cent notice the changes of be the results if estrogen is of , all cancer deaths in menopause. I! It does not you not taken ?· women. It is difficult to treat are likely to have hot flashes My mother died In her because it Is usually not with sweating and flushing. early.50s from cancer of the detected until il has spread. You .~Y develop changes in cervix so. I really want my This consideration alone, in a the hmng of your vagina and uterus out but am in . a ' woman nearing the change of ~ven the b~adder wh1c~ will quandry about the rest. life or having already been mterfere wllh the functiOn of DEAR READER - It is not through the menopause.- Is a both. , a good 'Idea to tie your doc- good reason to rrmovr the You are · no,t likel y to develop ca ncer because of tor ~ hands abovt what he ·• :: ' Riverview pupils Woman questions ovary removal - ' PROGRAM NOTED A Christmas play, "The Gate Of The Inn" will be· presented at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Mt. Hermon UB Church. The public is welcome. Kevi n Tho Daily Sentinel, Mi\ldleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec . 15, 1976 Bulldogs shelled by Marauders The Salisbury Elementary School is presenting its annual Christmas program at 7::!0 p.m. Thursday. .' Twas the ni ght before Christmas and all through the house · - mice, .stockings, reindeer, Santa Claus and Rachel and Reuben aU have ·a joyous evening in the presentation. Presents, toys and soldiers add to the festivities. The fifth and sixth graders will present their own version of what Christmas means to them with dances and songs. Under the directorship ~f Mrs. Paige D. Hunt and the . Salisbury faculty, the programisopentothepublic. The accompanying photos at right show participating chlldren . .! - By Greg Batley while Dan NG: Logaq 6-2-14, M'innls 4EAST MEIGS - · The Spencer, playln~ his first 1 -~. Tackett 0-1·1, Justis 4-2hapless Eastern Eagles lost varsity game, hauled In a 10, Mundell 4-4-12, Plo nts 4-11another game Tuesday night, team-leading nine rebounds 8, Sisson 2~-4 . Paine 0-2-2. UPI Sports Writer this time to powerful visiting and canned four points. Totals 24-12-110. They were the most North Gallia. However, this Junior Gary Nelson had eight productive games ever for time they showed fans some rebounds and four assists. two guards who sparked their exciting basketball. The final The Eagles as a team got 33 reams tAJ important victories score was 60-33, but It wasn't cal'Oil'HI, and cut down their Tuesday night. decided until the last period. turnovers to 27. Ernie DiGregorio scored a Coach Duane Wolfe said his The hosts were very cold career-high 36 · points in Eagles did lots of things right from the floor as they got 69 leading Buffalo to a 108-99' last night, and they stayed shots, hut put through only 15 triumph 9ver the Phoenix. within reach of the taller . of them for 21 percent. They Suns. The victory broke · Gallia club through the first Blink 3 of 11 from the fotilllne. Buffalo's four-i!ame losing half going Into the locker No statistics were available streak and was the team's roo~ trailing just 211-21!. . . for the, Pirates, but besides first win sin'r aU-pro center Midway thr0ugh tlie third " Logan s fourt ee n, Steve Bob McAdoo was traded tAJ period, Easrern dosed. to Mundell had twelve and Rex the New York Knicks last within four playing some of JustiS had len. Eastern hosts Wednesday. their finest ball, narrowing Wahama Friday when the In New Orleans, Pete the gap to 32-28. Then the Falcons open their season. Marovich scored 51 points, youth of the team showed and By, Quartent the best of his seven-year they just seemed to run out of E 7 20 30 33. dJi/1;:.. NBA career, tAJ help the Jazz gas as they were outscored NG . . 14 29 42 60 '!;t:P' defeat Kansas City In the first the last quarter, 18-3. Eastern : Little 6-0-12, Golllpolls game under new head coach The underclassmen led the Nelson 2-1-5, Carnahan"l-11-2, 33 Court St. Elgin Baylor. 4 In other games, Atlanta Steve Eagle charge Little as wassophomore the big Goebel 2-2-11. Totals 10-3·33. edged Los Angeles 106-104, scorer with .12 points on six San Antnnio rouu.d the New field goals. nls effort was York Knicks lll-98, Chi!"'go outshone by the Pirates' Fred beat Philadelphia 101-88 and i..ogan who canned 14. Portland downed Houston Eagle sophomore J elf 1~. Goebel <:hipped In with six Hawllfl 101, Lakers 101 Ken Charles stole an inbounds flii8S and sank an offbalance, 22-foot shot at the buzzer to cap a frantic Angeles with 31. Atlanta rally. Los Angeles Spars 111, KDiellfl 98 held a 104-97 lead with 90 BIUy Paultz and Larry aeconda left, but Atlanta hit Kenoo each scored 28 points three free thrOWil and Lou to lead San Antonio, which led .027 GAUGE Hudson and Tom Barker by 10 or mare points lhroug~ scored basketS to set up the lui three periods. The Charles' winning shot. Knlcks, who dressed only Hudson i!Cored 32 points for eight players because of the Hawks, whil~ Kareem ·injuries, were paced by Earl Abdul-Jabbar led Los Mooroe'a 22 points. A Qlllrhttutus wra~ithttt. S~m~i~th~~~2~.j).j~,e~S~pe~n;~ce~.ri,!~2-11-4~~;~~=~=:":·:06:":::~ ELECTRIC TRAINS HOllY HOBBIE 0011 BUGGIES PLAYING NIGHTL V ROCKERS '"TIGRESS" su~eg. $16.95 From Parkersburg WEDNESDAY &TltURSDAY 9:00 TIL 1:00 FRIDAY &· SATURDAY 10:00 TIL 2:00 STROLlERS $599 up '1411 OVER-STUFFED AT THE INN DOLl TOY CHESTS $}585and up 'WHOSir' Comedy-Mystery Game by Parker Bros. '6" SOO PIECE THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomeroy PIZZA SHACK 992-6304 " 992-6010 \ '·· ' �~ - The .'· Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Ocr . 15, 1976 Issue clear in coming battle CHARLESTON , W.Va. (UP!) - A fierce struggle looms between th& United Mine Workers and Ute coal Industry over the controversial right-to-strike Issue, and the UMW is determined to wind up with the upper hand, Harry Patrick, UMW secretary-treasurer' said Tuesday miners are insisting the 1977 wage cantract con tain a ri gl!t-to-strike cla use, allowing separate locals tAJ stage walkouts if a majority of tile membership gives its consent . As many as 120,000 coal miners were drawn into a nation wide wildcat strike last August over tile right to strike issue . " It would mean fewer strikes because the men would discuss the problem and vote on it before striking," Patrick said. Patrick realizes a struggle will develop when the union presents its wage contract emands tAJ Ute Bituminous Coal Operators Association next year, ne said '1he industry will fight bitterly" Ute rlght.tiistrike cia~ : Other ·.delll8ljdl . which the · UMW .wiD seek InclUde a "hefty" pay raise, equalizing of retirement benefits for all miners, fulllime safety committeemen, and more paid time off. During last summer's massive strike, UMW President Arnold Miller helped soothe rempers by promisin~ the rank-and-file that he would atU.mpt tAJ gain the right to strike. On mooey matters, Patrick said coal prices have tripled since 1971, but miners ' wages have been boosted by leas than 50 per cent. Wages must be "substantially Increased tAJ reflect the fact Utat this Is Ute inost difficult, dirty, dangerous work in the 'rorld," said Patrl.dt. Patr·ick said . the union wants to equalize the separaU. pension plans UMW wilrkers now are retiring under; One of the plans is for miners who retired prior to this year and one for miners who leave the pits now. On the issue of safety, Ute secretary~reasurer said 291 men have been kil!P<I on th<> job since Ute signing of the 1974 cootract at ·tile same time that 21,525 have been Injured. "We've got tAJ have full.,time company-paid safely commlt reemen in the inines," he said. "With the companies pushing prodqclioo the way they are, especially at surface , mines and ,construction sites, this kind of protection is a must." Patrick warned the union's 277 ,000-members that the Industry will stockpile coal reserves in 1977. He urged Ute membership to "give safe working conditions your highest priority - doo 'l let them bend Ute rules now or they'll be ready tAJ roll over us a year from now. ~~ · Everybody probably glad Ill · th General Assembly has ended By LEE LEONARD dates with alleged false information and warned the administration not tAJ try it again. Kinney's nomination mel defeat on a 20 to 10 party~lne vote following lengthy partisan debate. Herbert Arfman of Salem, Rhodes' nominee for the Nursing Home Advisory Commission, had a close ca ll but recel ved 17-H confirmation. "This session was hectic and at times chaotic, but when history is written, I predict it will be yi,ewed as a most productive session," said Ocasek. "But for the governor's ve to of our consumer protection legislation, it would have been an ouLstanding session ," he said . Ocasek said the single greatest accomplishment of Ute llltil was w write an "equal yield" formula for distributing state school aid, and House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, agreed with him. "The equal · yield formula • and the increa se in appropriatloos for education without any additional laxes were among the greaU.sl accomplishments,'' said Riffe, also citing medical malpractice insurance reform and r energy legi:!lation . "It's beeq a good session," said Riffe. "We took up some problems that have been aroWld here for years, we faced them and we solved UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! )It was a "most productive session/' in lh ~ words of Senate President Pro Tempore Oliver Ocasek, DAkron, "Thank God it ~""s over ' sig hed Senate Minority Leader Michael J. Maloney , R.Cincinnali. That 's how the ma jority and minority fell as the l11 th Ohio General Assembly crept int o the history books Tuesday after 193 work days in the Senare and 173 In the Ho use over a two~year period. Despit e exchanges of praise and some fond farewella to the IBlawmakers who will not be returning next year, the session ended much the sarrie as it began January, 1975, with majority Democrats laking a heavy swipe at the Republicans. Two years ago, it was the "Six-Day War," with Democrats ramming through a series of partisan bills before Republican Gov.\ James A. Rhodes could take office. '1.\lesday, the last official act of the Democrats was to fire ·Robert Kinney, vereran Ohio taxation official ~nd Rhodes' nomiriee for- staU. co mmissioner of tax •.1ualization. Although the Democrats confirmed 109 gubernatorial appoinU..s, all but one .of · them unan imously, they singled out Kinney as someone who had aided Republican Senate candi- them." )I Pentecostal Omrch taking ' part in Ouistmas for Christ The United Pentecostal Church of Mi~dleport, South Third Ave., is cooperating with thousand\ of ot her churches around the country in • a program ca lled, "Christmas For Christ," a program that began in the hearts of concerned men who saw the need of missionaries. The past lO years have been a " Decade of Progress" for $3,199,000 giv,en to this cause. With this there has been starting 193 churches. Rev . Knittel , home mission director of the southea stern part of Ohio, said his church gives one of the best blessings every year to this cause. Anyone wishing to give to the program is send an offerinR to "Christmas For Chri~l." P.O. Box 231, Middleport, the ••christmas For Christ" Ohi o. program. There has been Senate Minority Leader Michael J . Maloney , RCinclnna tl, agreed there were "some worthwhile things that were done, such as the drug reform bill and the medical malpractice legislation." "In many ways it was producll ve." said Maloney, "but often It was far overshadowed by the highlevel partisanship such as we saw here today." ne meant the Detnocrats' sacking of Kinney and the near-defeat of Arfman. Ocasek opened Ute session by prese nting Rhodes ' nominations and pointing out the Democratic.controlled Senate has coosidered every gubernatorial · appointment over the last two .years . Seven Democrats joined 10 Republicans ·in confirll)ing Artman despite objections from Sen. Marigene Valiquette, D-Toledo that he was blocking effective operation, of the Nursing Home ·Commission. Kinney, a 25-year employe of the state Board of Tax Appeals, was not so fortunate. Sen. Tony P. Ball, DDaytnn, accused Kinney of conspiring with Rhodes' office to spread misinformation last fall about two ~111ocratic Senate candidates, including hirrll!elf, during Ute election. campaign. Hall said Kinney helped furnish his Republican opponent with figures which purported to show Ball was responsible for increasing property ' taxes in Montgomery County by $21! million. . "I believe he lnrentionally particiPated In an action, using his stare office, that was knowingly false," said Hall. "This was an unfotgiveaple violation of the public trust." Maloney defended Kinney , saying there was no evidence he was responsible for the Information used against Hall and that a campaign issue should not be brought Into play. "There has never been a complaint as tAJ how Mr . Kinney conducts his office," said Maloney. "I would not UR. LAMB want to see 25 years of Bob Kinney's service go down the tubes because it is susoecled he participated in such Political activities." Pupils • to gtve program •• J ... ':1. candy ca nes, elves, nine ,.. ' ll(f ,. >U t "'' ·- ;)ot · JACK HOWETI, FRONT , will play Santa in Ute Salisbury School Christma~ pr~sentotion . ije is backed by reindeer in the first row, including, I tor, Amy Malone , Vl~kt Carter, Jack We lk e~. Jay Hemsley , ·Teresa Pratt, Tim LeMasU.r, Doug Eblin, Eddie D11l, and the back row of Rachel and Reuben characrers, I to r, John Hess, Chuck Blake, Tim , Jones, Charles Lewis, Denise Siegal, Kim Roush, Sendy Hoyt, Mary Moore. All are fou~th graders. • , to present drama .. 57 James Nutter, Angela Collins, ~nita Reed, Scott Trussell, Scott Kessler and Mike West will play the 'Ofphans and first grade girls, Toni Althouse, Kim Ball, Carolyn Barton, Maralyn Barton, Amy Berkhirner, Abigail Cauthorn, Cheryl Coe, Julie Crislip, Ginger Hayman, Missey Hensley, Cristy Newlun , Tiaci Newlun, Amy Riggs, Julie Wells and Crystal Wyatt will be the "snowballs." Mark Holler will serve as stagehand and Jenny "" Berkhimer has 'prepared the programs. Costumes for the pre~entation have been m~de by mothers of; students with ron111 mothers in charge. Making up th e various chor us groups for the operetta are: Gremlins, first grade boys , Jeremy Barber, Bryan Chadwe ll, James Che va lier , Jeff Johnson , Scotty Newell, Ron nie Put· ma n, Scott Reed , Tren t Upton. Joe Young . Christmas Trees, second grade, Tammy Pierce, Gary Hol ter, Becky Kimes, Melissa Nutter . Pam Wyatt, Travis Newlun , Kirk Reed , · Ricky Bay. Milchell Barringer, Patsy Robinson, LRex Ju sIRis, kBeverf y Rw,gdal . esa uc er , an y Cowdery. Burl Putman , Steve Rockhold, Cryslal McCoy. John Wells , Ronnie Taylor, William Taylor. Stars and Mus1c, f1ft~ and sixth grade girls , Dee Dailey, Roby n Pitzer. Linda Pierce, Tr ina McMoy , Jody Barringer, Ma li nda Wells, Peggy Sm 1th, Rhonda Rtebel , Jodi Smith , Leslie Wells, Beth Hayman , Synth ta Whi le, Tina Cheva lier, Calhy Cowdery, Conn1e Rob1nson . Boys 1n Wea !herman Number fifth and six th grade boys, E'lmo Pierce, Darry l Ba rr inge r", Jimmy Well s, Ann Jones Md"rk Jones, Glen Pu tman, Jerry Rucker, Bartimus, Rick y Scolt Foster,' Brlan Reed, Richard Barton, Jetf Cowdery, Jeff Mas ters , Jerry Larkins , Mark Hol ter , Keith Harris, Terry Rey nol ds , Jimmy Carter, David Young , David Ballard , Mike Gibbs, Kenny Brown ing , Jeff Newell. Scott J~stis , · Lclrry Cowdery. Wr ea the s and Pre sents , third and fourth grades, Bar ton, Paula Bre cksville 52 Norl h Royalton 47 Brookside 86 Wellington SS Brunnerdale 81 Carrollton St. Edwards 32 Brush 70 Maple Height\ 57 Cambridge 74 St. Clairsville 67- ,., ...,"• '" ·• ' ,, "' '" "' IJ _,'" -- IJ Ot ,, '" THESE ARE THE SAUSBURY SCHOOL first and second graders taking part In Thursday's program. Front .row, left to right, mice, David Beegle, Alison Jones, Tim Jeffers, Erica Jphnslon, Artie nunnel; sec-ond row, stockings , Krista Roush, Tamra Vance, Kevin Tanner, Jamie War.ner., Shonna Mcfllanaway; third rOw, candy canes, I tor, Joey Parker, David Capehart, Melanie Arnold, Darla King , Melissa Foster, Tammy Stone, Cindy Kauff. "' u ·1 '' ~i '' '.1 ' Cowdery , Bobby Epling , Sibyl Foster. Tony Gill ilan, Kevin Griggs, Aleshia taking estrogen, since you Richard Smllh. Amy You.ng , Angela Yo ung, Pam Alt will not have a uterus. There house , Deloris Adams, Silly is no good evidence at this Sm ith , Jeff BisselL Teresa point that estrogen increases Barr i nger , Timmy Ball, Eagle, Kevin the occurrence of cancer Phil l ip Cow.dery, Mik e Putman , anywhere else in the body. In Ronald Hens ley , Dann y point of fact there are studies Crislip, Keith Stout, Timmy that s~ow women taking Rood , Sally Smifh. estrogen have less cancer tban women who do not THE ,JALYSENTINEL with the exception of cencer m :VOTEDTOTHE of the uterus . INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA When a ybung woman has CHF.STERL, TANNEHILL her ovaties removed she wlll Exer. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH have a premature menopause • · Cllf Editor • - a surgical menopause. In P\Jbllsht.'<l da1ly t:lll>epl Salurd!iy by The Ohio Valley PublishinK Comthese instances female 1ll Court Sl., Pumunty, Ohiu hormones are usually any, 45769. BWiiiLt!!i.!l OCfict Phone mprescribed. 2156. EtliL uri11l PI )(Jill! 992-2U7. 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Canfleld 94 Beaver Local 79 51 Trotwood Madison so ot Cln Purcel l 79 Mt. Healthy 6ll Cln Taft 82 Cln Hughes 70 Cle Chanel 70 'Trinlty 44 Cle Collinwood 79 Cle John Hayt 46 Cle East Tech 85 Cle Easl 77 Cle Kennedy 67 Cle Glenville 61 Cle Lutheran East 82 Beach· wood 6\ Cle Max Hay'lS 73 Cle Lin· coin·West 6\ Cle West Tech 72 Cle Rhodes 52 Holsinger, a 6-6 sophomore, pulled down 13 rebounds and scored 20 points Tuesday night in leading the Waverly Tigers to a 51-37 victory over the host J ackaon lronmen. The loss dropped Jackson from the SEOAL unbearen ranks as their record dipped to 2-1 while Waverly moved Into a tle with them at-2-1. Waverly led all the way by quarter scores of 16-12, 28-23, and 3&-25 as they canned 25 of 57 field goals for 44 pet. and "' The lronnien, · after con· necling on 11 of 23 first half shots, saw only six of 29 shots drop In the second half tAJ finish with 17 of 52 for 33 pet. and three of seven free throws. Jackson scored first In tbe third period to close the gap to 28-25 and then missed 13 consecutive shots: while the Tigers were ticking off 14 points to widen the lead to 42- and Chuck Thompson each added 12 poinLs. Pat McDonald was the only lronmen In double figures with 10 points. Each team grabbed 31 rebounds with . Kyle Buchanan and rom Dor9ey each snaring nine for Jackson. The box score: WAVERLY (51) - Davena 25. Holsinger 10-0-20; Crace J. J. Hol~inger's 20 markers led . ' McGuire gratibed the De~n Roy~! picked off an errant Gallipolis pass and rebound for Gallia. GABS raced down colin for a layup came down court and missed with 41 seconds remaining to two shots from close range, give visiting Ironton ·a 45-43 the final attempt coming with Southeastern Ohio League four seconds left. Ironton's hardwood victory ,over Coach Rick Howard picked off the Jim Osborne's Blue Devils game's most important rebound as the final whistle Tuesday night. sounded. Royal, 6-3 senior forward, The victory left Ironton bad broken a 41-41 deadlock unbeaten In three starts this with a lip-In at the 1':55 mark. ~ Ciearvlew 63 North Royal's goal which proved to winier . GAHS dropped to 2-2 Ridgeville 52 . · be the game winner put the overall and 1-2 In conference Col Central 63 Col North 52 lad~ of Coach Buddy .Bell on play. Col DeSales 58 Col Centennial Galllpolls lralled the top, 45-41. Ml Col Linden 79 Col Mohavtk 50 Tigers for three and oneGallla's Terty Wall hll a Col Mifflin· 8 Col East 73 half quarters before Jeff short jumper wlth 35 Col Northland 55, Col Brown's two charily tosses. seconds left to reduce Brookhaven 52 with 5:01 left put the Col South 82 Col Eastmoor'71· Ironton's lead to two, 15-43. Col West 63 Col Briggs 3'1 Galltans oo top for the fil'!tt Then Royal missed the Cuyahoga Hts 75 tn . front end of a one-and"'ne time1 3~38. dependence 63 Dave Sesher, ~ senior Day Aller 76 Day Belmont 59 with 25 seconds ·left. Keith forward, hit a jumper to put Day Stebbi ns 82 Day Kiser 78 IHS back on top ID-39 at the.;. Doylestown "53 Canal Fulton NW 51 4:30 mark. East Central tnd 94 Harrison McGuire's tap-in with 2:11 Newton Falls 61 Garrettsville 53 remaining gave GAHS a 41-40 so . Easl Liverpool 66 Pit Pa North Baltimore 66 McComb advantage. After Gary S'l'ain Langley 62 Eastlake North 57, Euclid 54 A7 missed the front end of a on.,. North Ga llia 60 Meigs . Eastwood 78 Otsego 60 and-one with 2:35 left , Edgewood 77 Valley View 58 Eastern 33 Ironton's Royal canned a free Northwest 64 Turp,in 51 Elmwood 7.7 Lakota 62 Oberli n 69 Vermilion 49 throw With 2:19 sbowi~g on Elyria 64 Sandusky 52 Findlay ,a1 Fremont Ross .41 Parma Padua 64 Normandy the clock to knot tbe count at 36 Franklin 74 Mason 67 41;au. The rest Is history. Poland 53 Youngs Wilson 43 Genoa 75 Gibsonburg 62 Ironton's biggest lead was six Preble Shawnee 52 Hamilton Goshen 62 Blancester 54 Ross 48 , points, 34·28, lare in the third Grove City 76 London 52 Highland 91 Smithvil le 72 RIChmond Heights' 69 Kirf. quarter. land 41 Howland 60 La Brae 54 Neither team shot well Jefferson 70 Ashtabula Ridgedale 74 Marion Cathol ic from the field. Ironton hit 20 44 Edgewood 67 · Ridgewood 87 Garaway 78 of 53 field goal attempts for 37 Lebanon 51 Carlisle 49 Lemon Monroe 90 Wesf River VIew 67 Maysville 49 · percent. GABS hit 16 of IB for Rocky River 58 North 33 percent. The Tigers Carrollton 63 Olmsled SO Liberty 52 Champion 51 69 Holland canned five of 11 free throw Lima Bath 75 Lima Shawnee Rossford 68 ' Springfield 33 attempts for 15 percent, Sandusky St. Mary 62 GAllS was 11 of 17 for 64 lisbon 76 ..Leetonia 49 Lorain Admiral King 84 Fostoria 54 Sandy Va lley 74 Tusky Valley percent. Lorain 59 Ironton picked off 10 Macon Eastern 71 56 South, 49, Lakewood 39 rebounds, 16 · by Robin Wi lliamsburg 54 · Spring Shawnee 83 Tecumseh Marl on Harding 57 Mansfield 58 Fitzpatrick, 6-4 sophomore . . Sr 54 cenleraodl3byRoyal. The Marysville 80 Fairbanks 43 .Strongsville 58 Brook lyn 54 Tigers bad 12 tumovers. Mathews 62 Western Reserve Sycamore 49 Indian Hill -48 Gallipolis collected 32 Sylvania South 7\ Lake 58 51 . Toledo Cen Cath 66 Sylvania Medina 60 Fairview S8 rebounds,14byMcGulre. The Noreth 59 · Mentor 43 Mayfield 42 Blue Devils had 13 turnovers Miami Va lley 52 Seven Hills Unlted Local 67 Creshiiew 60 and 11 assists, seven by Brent Wadsworth 86 Copley 74 6 Milford 58 Deer Park ·46 - Walnul Ridge 63 Whetstone 58 Johnson. Monroe 90 West Carrollton 63 Warren Hordlng 58 Youngs Ironton placed three men in Newbury 79 Cardinal 64 E~st 49 1double figures. Rick Howard, 6-1 senior guard had 12 along with Sesher. Royal finished with 11. Terry Wall was NOW the only Blue Devil in double ' figures with 18. 1 at F n'da y, Ga UiPOli sPays Waverly. Ironton will host Jackson. Featuring . THE ·ULTIMATE SPOT OPEN Good Food At A Reasonable Price Thompson 6·0-13: 3; Fielder 1-0-2-; Fyffe 1·0·2. bt>gan to build their lead. Junior Greg Witte rame off the bench and began pumping in points to help out as he ended the night with 10 points and SOIM key basket$. He was perfect from the field as he sank live for five. . Athens stayed within !Ifmost of the third period and into the fourth , but when the score was 60-50 at the 4:40 mark, Meigs took off. ln that last period, Meigs .Cored 28 points, and at one time sank nine of their first ten field goa l attempts to na il the Bulldogs' coffin. Foul shots played an important role in the win as Meigs cashed in on 26 of 41 free throws while Athens got only 10 of 18. From the field , Meigs shot a hot 47 percent 128-59) while the Bulldogs got just 26-52 for a cool 36 percent. Meigs placed five men in double figures, and that's just whatthey've got to do to keep winning. Randolph zipped the nets for 22 points as he sank 10 of 12 foul shots. Stewart carmed 15 markers, Dods.on got 12 and .a team leading 12 rebounds, and Young chipped in with 11 points. · Meek led his tea m with 18 points, 16 in the second half. Walton added 15, and sophomore Chonko had 11 caroms. Meigs travels to Logan Friday foM tough game with the Chieftains who right now look like the team to beat In the SEOAL. ' "If You've Got Cooking Blues Bring Your Family to Lou's" · LOU'S CAFE 4·9 Pennell Walton Meek Wallace Hensler Topping Halter Kingham Whea ley Cunningham TOTALS MEIGS NAME Browning Dodson Stewart Randolph Youn~ Jackson 0·3 ] .19 1·3 8·14 2·2 2·8 0·0 0·3 0·0 ' ·1 o.o 0·2 0·1 o.o o.o 1·5 2·2 o.o 1·2 26·72 10·18 5 ~ 4 3 0 0 • 1 3 0 4l I 5 4 3 0 2 0 f 5 2 30 FG-A FT-A RB PF 1-2 3 4 .2·9 J.s 6·9 12 3 7-12 1·5 4 1 6·13 10·11 4 2 J.\0 S·l 0 0-\ 1·2 0 0 0·1 0·1 2 0 0-0 1·2 0 1 1-2 1·1 0 I 5-5 o.o 2 1 1-\ 0·0 0 0 28-59 26-41 29 17 ' Ham I ton TOTALS 25-1 - 51. R. Coats JACKSON 137) - H.ar less Granda I 1-0·2; Mc Don ald 5·0· \ 0; Follrod Dorse y 4-0-8: Buchanan 4·0-8; Witte Oiler 1-0-2 ; Paugh 1-2·4; Owen Jones J. J.J . TOTALS 11- l-- TOTALS 37. . . Score by quarters: Score by quarters: Meigs Waver ly 18 10 8 ' 15- 51 .Athens 7 27 20 28 12 17 \S 18 12 11 2 12- 37 - 8 15 16 • 0 2 0 0 4 2 62 TP s ·12 IS UP FOR LAYUP'- None of this busln~as of driving Ute length of the ~ourt, then missing the layup for veteran Marauder.guard Steve Randolph. nere he puts two polntq 011 the board agalnst Athens Tuesday night at Meigs High , Meigs won the game 82-82. 22 11 0 ·Wa tertoo 75 Uniontown L11ke Wi ckliffe 69 Pa inesv ill e Riverside 52 79 ol Wil ming ton 64 Washing ton C Weu seon 66 Del ta 67 H 41 Wellsv ille IS Pll Soulh 58 Chrl sl 87 Wes tern Hill JO Tot Wood- Worlhlnglon Herltr.ge Christ 48 ward· 60 Wes t ervill e N 8.4 Col Young s Nor th 61 Shnron Pa Kenned y 56~ Waterson 78 82 West lake 60 Olms ted Fall s 54 Youngs Ray en 49 ShMpsvllle 62 4.7 0 I 3 tO 2 82 Reserve S(.Ore: Waverly 65, Jack son 43 . Ernie D Eagles clipped again. nets 36 ~ophomore Chiefs rip Rockets .for Nallonal Basketball Roundup · J' ByGREGAIELLO • fifth wrn WELLSTON - Logan's rampaging Chieftains sent 15 players into the scoring column Tuesday night, four in double figures, as they smashed the host Wellston Golden· Rockets 116-45 to remain undefeated In five outings. Logan just missed the loop's all-time scoring mark' of 117 points, established by Waverly on Dec. 5, 1970, against Wellston. The awesome Logan offense [Jiced to a quick 27~ lead before Ron Hudson dropped in a Wellston free throw with 2:59 left .in ·the first period, and John Royster canned the first Rocket field goal with 2:251eft as the Chiefs owned a 39-5 first period lead. It was 62·21 at halftime and 84-31 after three quarters before a goal by Logan's Marty Hallett made it 1()().38 with 3:35 remain1Jig to play. The Chiefs fired In 43 of 83 · goals for 52 pel. and made 30 of 41 charity tosses while the Rockets hit just 17 of 61 for 28 pet. and 11 of 21 at the line. Mike McBroom's 2ll points · paced Logan with Brian Hawk adding 19 and Jan Myers 17. Ron Hudson was the only Wellston player in double digits with 12 points. The box score: LOGAN (116.1- Myers S·7\7 ; Russell 4·1-9; Hawk 7·5· \9 ; McBroom 9·2·20; Braglln 3·2·8; Daltoo 5·2·12; Gasser 2· 0-4; Hallett 2-2-6; Armstrong 2·3·7; Dollison 1·0·2; Davidson o. \.1; Kemper 1·0· 2; Tucker 1·2-4; Bush 1-0-2; Horsky Q.J.J. TOTALS 43·30116. WELLSTON (45) - R.' Royster 0·2·2; Gilliland 3·3·9; J. Royster J.0.6; Hudson 4·4· 12; Swingle 2·1-5; Pugh 0·1·1; Conley J.Q.6; Aberts 1·0-2; Exl ine 1.·0·2. TOTALS 17-11· 4S. , Score by quarters: Logan 395 23 Well ston 16 22 10 3214- 116 45 Reserve score: Logan 71, W~llston 33. . Fairland scored 30 points in period the Dragons poured in· the third period to pull away 30 points to elude the from Syrnines Valley, 71-41, onrushing Vikings. Tuesday night. Fairland raised it's record Three Dragons hit double to :1-2, while the Vikings digits as Chris Powell scqred dropped to 2-1. 18 points to lead the way . . Box score : • Mark Barnette. chipped In · with 16 while Darrell Tillis . SYMMES VALLEY. {41) added 15. Powell was also the Miller 4, Estep 3, Wilson 7, leading rebounder with II. Ingels 13, Ge5Wt:ln 12, Davis !larnette . also added 10 2. FAIRLAND (71) 1- Tillis caroms. 15, Barnette 16, Powell 18, Fairland scored 13 poiints Love 4, Link 2, >:o• 2. Jones 2, to just four · for Symmes Wilsqn 2. By Querters : Valley in the first stanza and 5. Valley 4 12 13 12 ~1 it was clear sailln~ the r~ nf 13 10 30 18 71 the way. But In the tlurd Fairland · And Enjoy Our Pleasant Atmosphere and Food Carefully Prepar-ed by Cooking Experts. 1 N. 2iiil 6-0-12; Dragons romp over Vikings Open :i4 Hours with Carr,y-out and · Home Delivery STOP IN SOON TI!ESE CIDLDREN WILL PORTRAY candy canes and soldiers in the Thursday night Salisbury School program. Front row, Ito r, Donna Lambert, Heather COllins Todd Collins and M1chl King; back row, I tn r, Kevin Mowery, Tim Sloan, Darrfn Haye~ and Cynt~ Sauters. . · mand at 34-29. Eleven surcessful fret> throws enabled the Marauders to ~et on the comeback trail in that second period as each team made six field goals. Athens tried a desperation pressing defense that didn't work, and as the ball ended they had been called for t5 peflonals and three starters were In foul trouble with three. personaLs : Meek, Artie Chonko, and Dick Whealey. Mel~s· Allen Stewart led the first half comeback as he threw in 13 points in that span while Randolph was tossing in ten . Walton had eight for Athens. In the third period, Mdgs' fast break began to work and Coaroh Ron Logan 's boys 1\ Ironton nips GAHS, .45-43 · Centerv ille USING "FROSTIE, THE SNOWMAN, " these fifth and sixth graders will present their meaning of Christmas in dance and song. They are front row, Ito r, Fred Colburn, Billy Carswell, James Evans, Jim King ; second row, I tor, Greg Taylor, John Smith, Terry Hysell, Jeff Nottingham and Brian Will ; hack row, I tor, Rhonda Jeffers, Christy Quivey, John Lyoos, Paula Swindell and Joy Saurers . petiod. Abucket by AI Walton gave the visitors some breathing room , but a foul shot by Randolph and another bucket by Stewart gave the ~>;inners the first lle at 16-16 with 4:50 left. ' But Ute Bulldogs weren 't dead. They pulled away to a 1~16 lead, but then Srewart connected again and Young sank two foul shots to give the hosts a · 20-19 lead. Dodson also sank two charity tosses to widen the . gap, and although' the crew of Coach Fred Gibson tied It at 23-23 with two minutes to go in the half, the Marauders were on the move and never relinquished the lead the rest of the way, as the first half ended with Meigs In com· · High school Waverly .whips Jackson Meigs-Athens box ATHENS just one of three a trio of double figure scorers ·· NAME FG-A FT·A RB PF TP DB scores JACKSON Kobert col\verted 5 5 2·6 1·2 for the Tigers as Joe Davena Chonko chatity toases. Ohio High School Basketball Results United Press International Amanda Clearcreek 80 Trimble 78 3 ot Amherst 74 Mldvlew 60 Anthony Wayile 81 Perrysburg 66 Ashtabula Harbor 58 Palnes Harvey 56 Austin town. Fitch 92 Youngs Chaney 75 · Ba~li si Christian 62 Grand River 33 Bay Vlliage 83 Avon Lak~ 4\ Bedford 76 Willoughby South 62 . . Ber kshi re 60 Hawken School 58 ol Bethe l 81 Bradford 64 Bloom Carroll 85 New Albany . . REEDSVILLE - Students of the Riverview Elementary School, under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, will present a Christmas operetta, "Davy's Star" at B p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. Teachers assisting Mrs. Whitehead with the presentation are Doris Well, Pauline Myer s, Caro lyn Franz , Fred Kessinger, David Chadwell and Principal Grace Weber. Jenny Berkhimer is the . ac· companist. The plot revolves around the annual Christmas prog ram given at the Sheltering Arrlis Orphanage so people In the little town may see the· orphans and open their homes to .them for ttie .Christmas holidays. Sally, played by Sheila n~ rrisandherbrother, Davy played by Bri~n Collins, hope to go to someone's home over the holidays since.their UnCle Ben, played by Scott Justis, apparently has forgotten them. However, Davy is deaf and Miss Jones, the Matron, played by Diana Smith, has decided that he cannot be In lhe program be cause of hts. . _ handicap. Davy and Sally make three wishes wiich are fulfilled . ., dunng the · presentatwn by the Guardian Angel, played by Jodi Smith. Amy Barrett, played by Beth Berkhimer ' I ed bY and her parents, Pay Carl Swain and Rhonda Ri ebel, play a role as townspeople is helping Dayy . and Sa lly. Jeff Newell Will portray the weatherman in the plot. ' ' By Grec Bailey night. Athens connected on The Meigs Mar~~uders got four 15 to 20ft. field goals In a "'l,ihe winning track In a big row tn open It up before way here Tuesday night as buckets by Meigs' Alan they downed a scrappy Dodson and junior Kenny Athens Bulldog club 112-62 ·Young made it 12-7 at~he first before a screaming crowd at quarter buzzer. There were Morrison G)'l11llasium. Both a turnovers In that first teams were looking for their canto, six by Meigs and eight first win of the season; and by the Bulldogs. Meigs now stands at 1·3 whi!ti Athens scored th~ opening Athens is winless In six !ties. · goal of Ute second quarter .on Both teams played sloppy a short one. by Bob Meek, but ball In lbe first quarter, and It then the hosLs began to chip looked like It was going to be. away . They got stingy on wild and wooly . defense wtth a full court press At the 6:30 mark, Allen. and starled finding tbe range Stewart connected on a three- lrom close In and far out. A · point play to put the pair of free throws by Dodson Marauders ahead 3-11, but tbe a11d goals by p!aymaker visitors reeled off 12 unan- Steve Randolph and Stewart swered points and it looked put the score at 14-13, Athens like it might be a Bulldo~ atthe ·5:42mark of the second Tuesday's Holsinger , Kevin Powell , Alan Reed, Sherri Reynolds, By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. should do once he is doing the ova ties at the time of a DEAR DR. LAMB - My surgery. The decision about hysterectomy. In a younger doctor has recommended 1 youttvaries may well depend woman with healthy ovaries have a hysterectomy. I would upon what he finds . If the itmight be worth leaving the be grateful for your opinion. I ovaries are diseased you may ovaries alone. am 47 and use an IUD. I can't be better off without them. I am not sure why you want take the pill because of Your ovaries will be non- to keep your ovaries since hypertension. I have had long fun ctioni ng anyway very they are or will he non· periods of bleeding for shortly. Yoq are close to .the function ing very soon. around two years, lasting menopause if you have not Whether your ovaries are from 20 to 90.days. already started it. After the surgically removed or just I want to keep my ovaries. menopause you will not ·he . quit functioning you still face . Would you advise them to be gellin g any significant II t!je saf.ne Qllestion of whether removed, and if so why? My amounts of female hormones~ l1)u will need female hor· Pap smear was negative. If from your ovaries. The o,nly lllones or not. The ansl"er will ovaries are left in does function your ovaries could depend upon how much estrogen have to be taken ? If . serve then would be to cause estrogen your body produces ovaries are removed is it ·trouble for you later. from other sources . The necessary to take estrogen? The biggest danger In Adrenal gland also produces What is the danger of cancer leaving the ovaries is in estrogen compounds, and if It of the va gina and br<•Hst when ovarian cancer, which ac- produces enough you may not taking estrogen? What could counts for about five per cent notice the changes of be the results if estrogen is of , all cancer deaths in menopause. I! It does not you not taken ?· women. It is difficult to treat are likely to have hot flashes My mother died In her because it Is usually not with sweating and flushing. early.50s from cancer of the detected until il has spread. You .~Y develop changes in cervix so. I really want my This consideration alone, in a the hmng of your vagina and uterus out but am in . a ' woman nearing the change of ~ven the b~adder wh1c~ will quandry about the rest. life or having already been mterfere wllh the functiOn of DEAR READER - It is not through the menopause.- Is a both. , a good 'Idea to tie your doc- good reason to rrmovr the You are · no,t likel y to develop ca ncer because of tor ~ hands abovt what he ·• :: ' Riverview pupils Woman questions ovary removal - ' PROGRAM NOTED A Christmas play, "The Gate Of The Inn" will be· presented at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Mt. Hermon UB Church. The public is welcome. Kevi n Tho Daily Sentinel, Mi\ldleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec . 15, 1976 Bulldogs shelled by Marauders The Salisbury Elementary School is presenting its annual Christmas program at 7::!0 p.m. Thursday. .' Twas the ni ght before Christmas and all through the house · - mice, .stockings, reindeer, Santa Claus and Rachel and Reuben aU have ·a joyous evening in the presentation. Presents, toys and soldiers add to the festivities. The fifth and sixth graders will present their own version of what Christmas means to them with dances and songs. Under the directorship ~f Mrs. Paige D. Hunt and the . Salisbury faculty, the programisopentothepublic. The accompanying photos at right show participating chlldren . .! - By Greg Batley while Dan NG: Logaq 6-2-14, M'innls 4EAST MEIGS - · The Spencer, playln~ his first 1 -~. Tackett 0-1·1, Justis 4-2hapless Eastern Eagles lost varsity game, hauled In a 10, Mundell 4-4-12, Plo nts 4-11another game Tuesday night, team-leading nine rebounds 8, Sisson 2~-4 . Paine 0-2-2. UPI Sports Writer this time to powerful visiting and canned four points. Totals 24-12-110. They were the most North Gallia. However, this Junior Gary Nelson had eight productive games ever for time they showed fans some rebounds and four assists. two guards who sparked their exciting basketball. The final The Eagles as a team got 33 reams tAJ important victories score was 60-33, but It wasn't cal'Oil'HI, and cut down their Tuesday night. decided until the last period. turnovers to 27. Ernie DiGregorio scored a Coach Duane Wolfe said his The hosts were very cold career-high 36 · points in Eagles did lots of things right from the floor as they got 69 leading Buffalo to a 108-99' last night, and they stayed shots, hut put through only 15 triumph 9ver the Phoenix. within reach of the taller . of them for 21 percent. They Suns. The victory broke · Gallia club through the first Blink 3 of 11 from the fotilllne. Buffalo's four-i!ame losing half going Into the locker No statistics were available streak and was the team's roo~ trailing just 211-21!. . . for the, Pirates, but besides first win sin'r aU-pro center Midway thr0ugh tlie third " Logan s fourt ee n, Steve Bob McAdoo was traded tAJ period, Easrern dosed. to Mundell had twelve and Rex the New York Knicks last within four playing some of JustiS had len. Eastern hosts Wednesday. their finest ball, narrowing Wahama Friday when the In New Orleans, Pete the gap to 32-28. Then the Falcons open their season. Marovich scored 51 points, youth of the team showed and By, Quartent the best of his seven-year they just seemed to run out of E 7 20 30 33. dJi/1;:.. NBA career, tAJ help the Jazz gas as they were outscored NG . . 14 29 42 60 '!;t:P' defeat Kansas City In the first the last quarter, 18-3. Eastern : Little 6-0-12, Golllpolls game under new head coach The underclassmen led the Nelson 2-1-5, Carnahan"l-11-2, 33 Court St. Elgin Baylor. 4 In other games, Atlanta Steve Eagle charge Little as wassophomore the big Goebel 2-2-11. Totals 10-3·33. edged Los Angeles 106-104, scorer with .12 points on six San Antnnio rouu.d the New field goals. nls effort was York Knicks lll-98, Chi!"'go outshone by the Pirates' Fred beat Philadelphia 101-88 and i..ogan who canned 14. Portland downed Houston Eagle sophomore J elf 1~. Goebel <:hipped In with six Hawllfl 101, Lakers 101 Ken Charles stole an inbounds flii8S and sank an offbalance, 22-foot shot at the buzzer to cap a frantic Angeles with 31. Atlanta rally. Los Angeles Spars 111, KDiellfl 98 held a 104-97 lead with 90 BIUy Paultz and Larry aeconda left, but Atlanta hit Kenoo each scored 28 points three free thrOWil and Lou to lead San Antonio, which led .027 GAUGE Hudson and Tom Barker by 10 or mare points lhroug~ scored basketS to set up the lui three periods. The Charles' winning shot. Knlcks, who dressed only Hudson i!Cored 32 points for eight players because of the Hawks, whil~ Kareem ·injuries, were paced by Earl Abdul-Jabbar led Los Mooroe'a 22 points. A Qlllrhttutus wra~ithttt. S~m~i~th~~~2~.j).j~,e~S~pe~n;~ce~.ri,!~2-11-4~~;~~=~=:":·:06:":::~ ELECTRIC TRAINS HOllY HOBBIE 0011 BUGGIES PLAYING NIGHTL V ROCKERS '"TIGRESS" su~eg. $16.95 From Parkersburg WEDNESDAY &TltURSDAY 9:00 TIL 1:00 FRIDAY &· SATURDAY 10:00 TIL 2:00 STROLlERS $599 up '1411 OVER-STUFFED AT THE INN DOLl TOY CHESTS $}585and up 'WHOSir' Comedy-Mystery Game by Parker Bros. '6" SOO PIECE THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomeroy PIZZA SHACK 992-6304 " 992-6010 \ '·· ' �4- The Daily Sentinel,Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. l5, 1976 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oec. 15, 1976 Reality spelling big money STANDINGS NAI• onat 8a ~ lo.etbal t Anociation Studinq \ By Un•ted Preu lnh•rnatiOr'IOIII Coloraoo t1 t6 -~ 21 11.1 100 V anc:ouvrr 8 " J 19 116 t? t~ .M inn esot a 6 11! 7 19 111 11-l Wales Conference Norn1 01'!1 1\tan • W l T Pts . G F GA Montreat ?3 5 j 151' TO Lo~ AnQcln 10 1? 10 30 lOS 101 PI!!Sbur gh 1? I ) S 19 91 100 Det ro it 9 IS J 75 9"i Washington 8 18 .t Xl 83 125 Ad•rn s Div ision W l T Pts. GF GA Boston 19 9 "! 40 114 93 Bu lfa lo 17 11 J 31 97 68 Toran to 13 11 6 J'l 114 103 Cle11 eland 8 IS 7 80 99 TEAM ALL GAMES W l P OP 5 0 <SI 189 By RICK VAN SAN'!' rlub. "Morgan is generally CINCINNATI (UP! ) - A Wheelersburg 4 0 1'16 188 ''I'm prepared 1o regarded as the best player In Allantic C iiiiSt Or'l Ironton 3 0 118119 . players' agent talked aboo! a oomprooiise wha t a player's the game and he would like to W L Pet . GB P hii ~Clelptt • a ~~ 10 600 Waverly l '2 '276 176 "new reality" tOday as he free agent value is and what be similarly compenaated,'' so 6oo, ton lJ II 541 1' : Jackson 3 2 193 310 represented Joe Morgan , NY Kn lc k s 11 14 467 ]I .• hia standing value is, but said Reich . " Foster and Gallipolis 1 '} '145 748 NYN el~ 11 I) 4'23 41 : George Foster and Ken we're still talking abool a Gr~ey obviously also, would Meigs n 1 J 2SII 161 Bu Ha lo 11 16 407 S PortsmOuth 0 1 114 l1l Griffey in 1977 contract talks whole new set of numbers like tD be justly cornpenaated ccntn t Div•s•on SOuth Point 0 3 155 17'1 with Ute world champioo W l Pet. GB compared with what existed for their value." Wellston 0 4 176 34S Cincinnati Reds. Cte~Jetand 16 9 640 befoce 1976." Morgan reportedly MQ U'j i OO I~ 9 6 25 I . Athens 0 6 335 413 Translated, that " new New Orleans 15 11 556 1 Pt . Pleasant Reich figures all three of received slightly more than 0 0 0 0 San Antonio 1c1 13 .519 3 reality" figures tD mean "big .the Reds he represent.B are $200,1XXllast year, but that's a n W.JShiOQ IOn I Q 1] .4]5 5 SEOAL VARSITY Tuesd~y ·~ Result~ money." due foc hefty 1977 pay raises far cry from some of the A!l anta 11 17 .393 or ? NY RanQ er 1 ~ N Y Islander s 4 TEAM W L II OP We\ ter n Conlere nce "The free agent system h.as . beca use of ·th.eir 1976 enormollll salaries several Pt'l ij ad elph la J M innesota 3 Logan J o 179 154 Mrdwest Oivi§ ion · Los ·Angctcs 4 Wash ing ton ' pe_rfonnances. ·MQfgan · was free agents reportedly have · Ironton J 0 176 I29 created a . new reality · for 1.1{ L Pet . GB Sv lfato 6 Vancouver 3 Wa ver ly 1 1 169 173 signing cootracla," 'said Tom the Natillnal League's most signed f..- recently. Oi>nv(>r 17 8 .680 footv games. sch~ul,cd l Ot>tro,t IS 11 556 3 Ja>kson 2 1 176 17S Reich, who had a negotiating Weanesd.ay ' s Gimes valuable player for the Mocgan expressed amaze. ln d ran a 13 14 48 1 5 Gallipolis 1 2 173 191 sessioo scheduled with Reds' los AnQ e tes at Atlan ta Kan~..J ~Cit v 11 15 444 6 second year in·a row, Foster ment last week when he Meigs 1 1 199 201 Montreat at Colorado Chicclgo 7 15 31 8 8' . Executive .Vice President hit so welllhat he had a shot heard the contract figures De troit at Cle'\leland AtheM 0 3 182206 Milwau ... ee 4 24 J.&J 14 1 : St Louis at Toran to Wellston 0 3 137 164 Dick Wagner. ''And I think at the Triple CrOW!l and that Oakland A's owner Pac• l•c Di vision (Only ~lil me s schedu lt•<H TOTALS 1l 11 1493 1493 Ute Reds are going tD have tD Griffey nearly woo the NL Charlie Finley disclosed W l Pet . GB Thur sdil!y·~ Gil!mes Tuesdiy's resulh : PorHand 19 8 704 pay playen based on Utis new baiting title. NY RMger ~ a t Buffa lo Goldl:'n Stare 13 11 547 4 Ironton 45 Galtlpolis 43 (h lcaQo at Ph i la delp!'!ia reality . Los AnQetes 1~ 11 5)8 4 Meigs 81 Athens 62 Cle veland at Pill sburQh Se a H it' IS 13 536 41 • " I didn't create this Waver ly 51 Jackson 37 V<tn('ouver al Detro i t Phoerll)( 11 17 478 6 Logan 116 Wellston oi5 St louis .11 Boston system, but it has swung tD Tu es day ' s Resulh Ionly 9ames sc heduled 1 Fridiy's g1mes : Butfa lo .108 Phoen ix 99 . the advantage of the players Gallipolis at Wa ver ly Atlanta 106 LO'!. Angeles 10 ~ and obviously, players want Jackson at Ironton Nrw Or lrans 11() Kansas Cit y to capitalize on that swing. Ill North A fll e r i c a n Hockey Meigs at Loga n San Anton io 1.11 NY Knick s 98 Welf!ton at Athens .Players now have a very league Stil! ndi"gs Chicago 101 Philadelph ia 88 W L T Ph . GF GA Boyd C ou ntv at Portsmouth attractive alternative Port lend 104 Hous ton 84 Syracuse 17 6 1 35 119 89 Wh~e lersburg at Clay (only g ames !i Ch t' dUied ) (becoming free agents) II Binghamtn 17 9 1 35 128 I ll South Point at Rock Hill Wednesday 's Gam es Phil adel ph 16 11 o 32 1:\10 107 they can't reach an Milwaukee at Bos ton Majne 13 13 1 ;~ 126 115 . SEOAL RESERVES understanding with their ball Phoen ix at Ph i!aacl ph ia Er ie )) 14 0 26 93 101 W L P OP Los lln qel es at New Orleans Southern's unb ea ten Bobcats were led offensively Mohwk Vlly 12 iS. 0 'lJ t:t l l 4J TEAM l(an!>as City at Washmgton 3 0 14'2 79 Johnstown 8 17 I 17 8 1 115 Ironton Tornados will be featured in by senior forward Ralph Colden State at Detroit 3 0 133 116 Beauce 6 17 1 IJ 101 147 Athens two SVAC ga mes th is Baylor. Baylor canned 24 San Anton io"' ln diaM Tu es Da y's Resulls Logan 2 1 167 123 Denve r at Seattle weekend. points whil e grabbing 12 Johns town 2 Maine 'l, o11 er Waverl y 2 1 142 124 (only games sche dul ed ) egt> Basketba ll ti me Gallipolis 1 2 110 120 Tuesday ' .. Coll Coach Carl Wolfe's Tor· rebounds. · Thurs da y 's Games R esults (only ga me sch eduled 1 Jackson 1 2 146 165 l nd ,an a at Clr11cland By United Pre ss Internatio nal nados, selected .by many · Mitch Salem, 5-7 senior Tonight 's G3mes Meigs 0 3 81 106 All a nta r~t Hous. ton E c"SI Mahawk Valley at Binqham observers to win the SVAC guard, had 12 points and Well ston 0 3 96 184 NY Nets at Kansas City De ldwar e 64 Wid e ner SJ oo n cage crown outright, will visit Doug Sa nds, 5-10 senior, {Only g"mes sche duled ) TOTALS 12 1l 1017 1017 Du k.e 6d Connec l icul 59 l ot i Beauc e at Erie F" ordham 8<1 E\rown 80 Ion Tuesday 's results : Phil adt"lphia at Sy ra cuse Kyger Creek Friday night added 10. The Bobcat.B hit 46 Bt.>thany (W .Va . J 93 Denison 70 Ironton .43 Gallipolis 30 I only g&mes scht"duled I and Symmes Valley, pet. of theii field goal al· · Lycominq 86 WilkC's 66 world H o c k c y A ssociation Thur sdily's Gam es Logan 71 W ellston 33 Pr ince ton 77 Villanova 7~ Saturda y evening. · tempts. Standin9s ! No qarncs sched uled ) Athens 35 Meigs 31 By Unttcd Prl!ss lnternarional Su5qu cnanna 85 Mf'SS1a h 63 Th e Meigs Countians Coach Dan Cornell's Waverly 65 JackSQn 43 w Va Tch 107 A id _ BroMus 101 Eas t A m P r ic an Hock ey l ea gu e Old W5tbr y 73 5 ton y · Broo~ · 77 bombed North Gallia. the Wildcats were led by junior WL T Pls . GFGA Sta nding s SEOAL FRESHMEN av ebec 19 · 'l 1 39 l•t'l 11 7 Sc r an ton 89 Binqhnlton 51 65 W L T PI!:. GF GA 1975·76 SVAC def end ing Da vi d Swain 's 19 points. W L P OP Br idqcpon 80 C W P o~r 69 Clnci nnil t, 16 10 'l 3J IJ~ 98 No va Sc otia tB B J 40 107 9? TEAM r hampions, 95.09 last week. Senior floor general Scott tnd ianap l s 16 11 1 3d 97 107 Coium bia 9{1 Manhallan 61 Galllpoll•· 2 o 87 63 New Haven 17 ·10 'l 36 1?3 90 M in nr so t<~ 17 13 J 28 91 92 Ro cnes ter Grovr City 70 51 Vincent 59 2 0 98 76 16 1 ~ 'l 3·1 1?7 ·JoJ We11erly In other games Friday, Gibson ca nned 16 and Rick Nrw Em)lnd 12 15 4 ?B 101 1\1 Ki nq 's 84 Mon tc l air Sl 65 Hershey 17 \6 1 15 96 I JJ Athens 1 1 84 66 Eastern plays at Wahama ; .Whitt, finished with 12 poinls. Bi~mi nq h m 9 11 I 19 104 129. Rhode l stnd 11 16 1 ?J 97 116 Logan M er cy IO.J Pa ce 97 1 1 86 86 Sp r inqtld 61 St An~ e l m 's 53 West Southwestern goes to Hannan He had some important SprtnQiiC'Id 97 1 0 le 109 IdS Jackson 1 1 8<~ n Temp ll' 55 Navy 54 W l T Ph . GF GA Tu uday ' s. Results Trace and Green Twp. visits baskets over the Bobcats' Wel lston 0 2 80 9J Utica 80 Union (NY l 56 Wmn i peq 18 1? 1 37 145 105 Nova Scolio'l 1 Rhode tsta nd 1. Meigs 0 2 5A 97 Brock port S r 8J R IT 79 Symmes Valley . zone defense . 17 17 'l 36 107 99 'i cJn Dieqo overtime TOTALS 7 7 S7l 57J Cali f ( Pa l 10~ Way nsbq 17 Housron 14 11 ~ 3? 96 87 I on l y gam e schedult"d l Saturday· night, Hannan, Southwestern moves into Nlaqara 6 ~ Siena 63 · Edrnon ron \3 \8 1 ?7 88 118 Monday ,'s results : Tonight 's Gaml's W. Va. is at Kyger Creek In Merrerville with a 1·2 record Phocn i )l 1~ 11 'l 16 101138 Rhode Is 51 Robt Morr is .t 3 Spr ing f ield at Hersht"y Logan 50 W!!IISton 47 C atqar v ~11 16 2 :tJ 8 1 91 Rhode Isla nd at Roches ter the only other SV AC action. following a heart-throbbing Athens <9 Meigs 27 Tu es day 's Res ull s SOU HI ! only g·ames scheduled ) Wav erly 59 Jackson AI Southern's potent offense 64-03 setback to Symmes N c·w Enqtand J Quebec 1 Co ppin St !OJ DC. Tchcrs 75 Thur s da y· ~ Carnes Galli polis ~en Houst on 8 Phoen iM J Ala . St 97 Mor r is Br own 77 connected for 51 Pel. from the Valley. ( No qame!l scnedul ed l Thursday's games : San O !eCi o 6 Edm on !Or'l 1 All Chrstn 83 Gui lfr d 77( o t l floor in last Friday's romp Coa ch Wayne Bergdoll's (only ya ril t:'S !>Chedulcd l Clemson 98 Bu ffal o f-.7 tnl ernational Hock ey Leagu e Logan at Meigs Wedn es day'<; Gam es Del wre 51 61 RoWie 51 51 over the Pirates. Highlanders were paced by Waverly at GaiiiPQIIs Slandin;s B irm1n gham a r Phoenix ~ o rta 71 G eo rgia St 57 Athens at Wellston Norlh JQe Brown, senior forward, Don Bush's 21 points. Larry Co tumhus ' 90 Auburn M 'qo mry Minn eso ta af Cinctn nati W L T P IS . GF GA Jackson - Open pa ced the Tornado attack Carter, 6-1 junior forward 116 ' only galllC S scheduled l Katamal o 15 10 3 33 IN 100 T hu nday's Carnes Ja ck sn11l l t" St . 81 No Ca . 76 Flint ld 1? 3 31 123 100 • with 20 points·; Chip Brauer had 14 points whil e Ed m on to n a\ San Dieg o L ou isi ana Tech 9~ SW La 91 Saginaw 17 II s 29 113106 had 15 points and II sophomore Gene Layton NW La 97 Nicholls St 8 1 M inn esota a t India napo l is Muskeqon 1/ 13 3 'l7 1031 1\ (onl y qames 5C hcduled l In 1948, a federal grand rebounds; Rithard Teaford added 12. Po r t Hi.Jran 11 IS .1 16 1061 18 est South jury in New York inllcted Not re Dam eMidw dumped in 14 points and Kelly Coach Gary Salyer's 78 Indiana 65 National Ho c ke y . W l T Ph GF GA Tr i State 75 AQ uinas 68 Winebrenner added 12. Symmes Valley Vikings, a L eague Standings Day ton 15 10 1 31 111 104 former State Department An der son 109 M'an chstr 100 Toled o 12 13 S 79 ll9 116 official Alger Hiss for perjury B y Unlfcd Pr.ess Interna tional Kyger Creek had a heart· much-improved ball club, Bu tt er 74 So . Oak. . St- 62 Columbus 11 I? 6 28 IIJ 115 in connection with his denial Campbe ll Conterc nce breaking 66-0:iloss to Hannan opened their !977 campaign Malone 93 Ohio Dom intca n 71 For t Wayne 10 16 J 14 IOd 137 Patrick Division that he gave secret Ml Union 71 Jo hn Ca rroll 6d ,Tu esday ' s Res ults Trace in its SV AC opener. with victories over Soulh· W L T PH. GF GA ter 111 Cast' w es trrn 63 (No qamt>s s.cncd uled l . N Y tslaridrs 19 7 J J? 110 n government documents to. Woos Coach Keith Carter's western and Eastern. Bc lhan.,. {W Va l O£'n iso n 70 Tonight 's Gam es Phil adC'Iph 16 7 7 J9 11 0 85 Whittaker Chambers aUeged- Blu fft on U. U r bana 6? Port Huron al Fan Wayne A llnn ta I 'J R 7 37 l OJ 85 5aQinaw at Dayt on NY Ranq rr!\ 1) 11 7 33 1?3 110 ly for delivery tD a foreign Hunt inqlan 87 M,arian 8d Tabor 101 Ok l a Wesleyan 80 Musk('9on al Tol edo Sm \ll hl' Oi 111SIM power. W'rn M ic higan 65 Tol edo _5 6 (Only games sc hedu led l W l T Ph . GF GA In 1974, Gen. Alexander Thur s.day 's Games St Lou i s 11 1J .l 7B . BB 109 West ( No oamf'S schedu led ! Chicago 10 17 J 73 Qd 11? Hafg Jr ., took over as Den11er 91 Calif . S Dieqo 69 supreme commander of NW Neg . 66 Western Baptist 65 S Utal18 2 W' milist er (U tah I 67 NATO forces in Europe. utah Sl 9? Utah 90 Eil ~ tern Conte rence Log en w 1 • .. ·'' • " Notre Dame's 7~ victory 'fuesday night over Indiana, the defending NCAA champion, was impressive, was also cosUy. • butTheit fourUt..-anked Irish lost Starting guard Ray Martin for the season when the 6foot-1 senior broke his ankle early in !he second hall. Martin, a co..:a ptain, led Ute Irish in asslst.B and steals last year and was one of ' < Notre Dame's best defensive ' ' players. ,, '' Notre Dame's victory over No. 19 Indiana was sparked • • bv substitute center Toby ' Knight, who scored a career • high 23 pointa and grabbed 12 •• • • rebounds in sending the Hoosiers tD their third loss In ' ' four games. ' ' Elsewhere, Wayne uTree" ' . Rollins scored 22 points and Stan Rome added 20 tD lead • undefeated, No. 14 Clemson, 'I ' 6-ll, to a 98-67 rout of Buffalo, and Greg Ballard scored 17 ' ' Point.B and grabbed 17 ' , ' rebounds to help No. 19 W Pa cking the attack in the Highlander victory was S.5 junior Ralph Ingles with 22 points. Also enjoying a fine offensive night was S.2 senior Nick Geswein with 16 points. In SV's 56-38 victory over Eastern, Mark Wilson, S.l senior forward, dumped in 14 points to lead the way while Geswein added 10 points . Eastern's smaller Eagles were led by David Car· na ha n's 10 points·. . -· • . '. •t : I ... . • < i: .. .. ..• . ,•.. • . ~ ~' ..~ '' . ''I ' • • • • ' ••• ••. ~Jthw~~r:~ ~ :. !3 ~ 1 1 m 118 Eastern o 2 71 116 Totals s 5 609 ·•0'1 SVAC RESERVES TEAM W L POP Symmes Valley 2 o 88 76 North Galli~ 1 o 39 33 Kyger Cr~ 1 0 34 3J. Southwestern o t 33 <1 0 1 33 34 Hannan Trace Southern o 1 33 39 North Gallia .• • '~ :' :, ' •' ' •' ..' ' ; ~ • '• . •• ' ' ..li ~ .• :. :' ' ; -. • • ,." ~ ., ....,. N "·' = 'N ~ .".,. . • i ., SIMON'S ' 'I Pomeroy MARI<ET .. . . >· ...... . ,.,' .• . ~ • t . .,,.. ...... .• . .,. . " •• ATHENS - The Ohio University Modern Language ::· Department will sponsor a folk dancing workshop for "'" high school teachers Jan. 14 .. and 15. Teachers in French -~ and Spanish will learn native "' .._ dances of these countries so ~ ihey can teach them . . ~ Instructors for the "' workship are Mrs . Sue ; • Wilson, a French teacher at ~ '· Athens High School , and : Colleen Crawford, an OU "' graduate. C. P. Richard· : son lecturer in the Modern ·' ' ·l: Language Department 1s ., ·coordinalihg the workshop. E TRIKES & WAGONS . . ..-""' ::: e.. ... -..." ..... .... CALORIC •. MICROWAVE •. OVEN .="' SELF-CLEANING OVEN • -•.t: COMBINATION ~ DeMOLAY TO MEET A regular meeting of the Meigs Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will be held at 7:.30 p.m. Monday at the Mid· dleport Masonic Temple . Memhers are to take canned goods for food baskets. All Master Masons are invited. ~ M MASON FURNITURE TONKA TRUCKS Herman Grate 772-5592 & ZUSPAN MATERIA"LS CO. PICKENS HARDWARE Open Mon.· Thurs. & Sal. 8-5:30 Friday 8-8 Mason, W. Va . M ..•"' ~~~~~~~te&~m 0 1 ~Q~==~----~-~~;=:::::::;~~;;;~~~~~~~~i;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i ...•. FuUerlon 61..11. Totals • • JOJ JO; ~ • French City LARGE FRANKS IDAHO KRAFT BAKING POTATOES Golden Isle Pure Vegetable Velveeta Cheese SHORTENING 99~ 2 LB. BOX $199 3 LB. CAN KRAFT JET PUFF FLORIDA ORANGES USDA CHOta · RIB STEAKS $139 LB. UB . .BAG SMOKED JOWL PIECE MARSHMALLOWS 10 OZ. PKG. 29~ 59~ APPLE PIE FILLING 21 Ol CAN Broughton's BUTTERMILK , GALLON CARTON Open 9 til 7 THANK YOU • '129 Sun. Mon.·Sat.; 10 to 5 Prices Effective 59=~=~=:Th:ursd:ay:thru:Su:nda:y===~~=!!!!!!!!!!J .• ..• ....•• .. .•• .•.,.,..= ••• • •• ... .,•• •I ...5"''1 ~~ :t Mi crowave Oven · · uses ~o 1o 75 pet. less energy • · f Cleaning Br oi ter Oven Smoot h -Top Cook i nrJ ""''•r• - Automt1ti c L OY'<f!r Opt ional io'otisserle nlfe Heat {on trot!> !f Own and ~I !Surfa1:e Light ... lights ~ • - Utens il Uft .olf L ower ....:I..= •• • BAKER FURNITURE •..,. MIDDLEPORT, 0. I: • Smith and Jerry Roush. their probable weight cl•sses Friday's opener at Eastern are: begins al 6 p.m. with the I.itlle Falrons meeting up with the Baby Ea gles. MATMEN OUT While the up com ing basketball season is gaining momentum another winter sport Is gaining in popularity with each and every year. Wrestling is on the upswing everywhere in ihe area aii.d Wahama High School is · no exception. Coach Marcus Rice, after a successful season on the gridiron, will hope to continue the winning ways of the local matmen . Clinics SENIORS - Brent Layne. lb.: Greg Fields 1311b.; Sta~ Gtobs 1\9 lbs. JUNIORS DeWayne 18f lb.: David Roush lb.; l.!hris Soderberg 155 White 167 MON. n ;:u SAT. now 9 AM TO 9 PM OPEN available heavyweight ; Jim Oliver 155 SUNDAY 9 AM TO 6 PM . State Health Director Dr. John Ackerman today an. QUAN lb.; Rick Stafford 14S lb.; _nouneed that Ohio now has Brett Holbrook 145 lb. ; Ben enough swine flu vaccine on Roush 1321b.; Mike Stephens hand·l to begin planning a 126 lb. . f . I .. SOPHOMORES - Kevi n sertes o specta c1tni~S . Roush t381b.; Ken Hankinson Dr. Ackerman satd that tJa lb. : Rick Young 132 lb.: ' shortilge,s of the vaccine had Greg Stodo la 111 lb. · . led to postponement of FRESHMEN - Kevon · . Jones t19 lb.; Bill Gibbs98 1b. numerous mass chnics Wiesttihg Schedule originally schedu led for Dec. 1S Spencer & Gilmer October and November, Co., Away, 7.' 30 p.m. . along with cancellation of all Jan. 6 Me1gs , Away, I . 30 , h " . . . I p.m. "m~ ouse c1mtcs m arge Jan. 12 Pt. Pleasant & manufacturing plants and Milton, Away, 7 p.m. other private bu si ness Eleven ·matches have been scheduled, the first a Jan 10 Poca, Home, 7 p.m. Jan . 14 and 15 Jackson Co . tria ng ula r event with Spencer and Gilmer Co. on Tourney, Away, 7 p.m. Jan . 16 Poca. Awa y, 7 p.m. Wednesday beginning at 7:30 Jan, 24 Meigs, Home 2 p.m. p.m. • P ~a n . 17., Winfleld, Away . 7 Nine lettermen return for · J~n. 29, Ravenswood & Coach Rice giving him ex· perience in all but eight Pkgs Ca th olic, Away, 7 p.m. Feb. 10, Nelsonville York , weight Classifications . only Home, 7 p.m. Feb. ,16 Point Plea sant , four seniors are on the te~m with seven junior.:;, four Home, 7 p.m. Feb . 17. 19 Regionals, sophomores and . two fresh· men. The 1976-77 roster and Away . t' I oca mns. RESERVED WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS . NO DEALERS PRICES IN ~FFECT ·THRU. DECEMBER 18, 1976 ~( US. • • By Helen Bouel j~ \ He Runs Home to His First Wile Dear Helen: I am 60, my husband of three years, 66.1like to play tennis and basketball, dance, swim, etc . His idea of a good time is going tD a restaurant . We fuss over money too: I think he gives his ex-wife and grown children too much and he resents the amount I spend on my two children . When Utings get too much, he packs up and goes "home" to . his ex. She cooks him great dinners, etc., etc. When he gets tired of her , he returns to .m•. And everything's fine till the next fight. I'm tired of this . He's with her. again. Should I call and tell him tD stay Utere' - DIVORCE IN SIGHT TOWELS ~~· · ~ . The pattern of slow Shli>ments has no'W changed and State Health immunization officials have begun to contact those larger counties whiCh had conducted mass clinics early in the Ou vac· · t; · d hlch cma ton campatgn an w had thereby been han · dicapped by the shortages. In addition , most regularl y scheduled mass clinics are . drawing to a close, thus freeing up a number of jet· injector guns previously >Unavailable to special clinics. Dr. Ackerman said that the state is now ready to honor requests for special in·house clinics frc>m private business and other groups. Interested persons can contact their local health departments or the Slate Health D~partmenl by calling 614-446-4643. To date the number of doses admlnislered in Ohio amounts to 2,110,000. Approximately 30.5 per cent of the eligible population has been protected. Allen County leads all others with a vac· cination rate of over 67 per cent, which is close to the absolute maximum possible. JUMBO ROLL BANQUET DINNERS 11 49¢ oz. PKG. Honors listed Frying Chicken Parts hy Mr. Beegle WINGS ......·..... ~~~39¢ RACINE Principal Jennings Beegle has an" nounced the second six weeks +++ Dear Helen : grading period honor roll at This is in answer to "Ca n't Pay tlle Bills, 11 the man whose the Southern Junior High wife is a compulsive shopper. He's telling my past histDry ! School. Making a grade of Yes, a program such as Gamblers Anonymous helps, only "B" or , kbove in aU their 1 went tD an off-ahoot: Emotional Health An.on. We use the 12- subjects to be. named to the step plan, and look on our "'addiction'' as~ ••dis-ease. '' roll with names in capital . A "sale " got the old· adrenaline surging, even Ill didn't letters making all "A 's" need the product. It was like chocolate cake to an overeater or were: booze to an alcoholic. J went completely out of control and even 'SEVENTH GRADE 'became a shoplifter. · Brian Armes, Vicky Arnold, Emotional Health Anon brought me back.l gave my credit Robert Brown, Cindy Cross, cards to my husband tD destroy, and he resented it. He said, Melodi Cundiff, VIcky Deem, "You should have the control to carry your cards and not use Denise Deem, Kim Follrod, Utem." Ha! That's like telling a true alcoholic he should have Tracy McGraw, Ra lph the ablllty tD take one drink and quit . We compulsives can't Harden, Joe Bob Hemsley, live with "shouldsies." . Krista Johnson, Jenny I function pretty well now, after many years of changing Manuel , Allen Pape, Kelly behavior patterns, "just for today." I turn my compullnve Pickens, Lori Powell, Jay drives tD creative things and work. Writing this letter is Rees , Tom Roseberry, Lisa creative for me. Roush, Ann Williams, If CPTB's \j'ife won 't go to a meeting, Uten he should attend MELINDA SALMONS, RITA Al-An on. They leach how tD cope with aU forms of emotional SLOTER ,, RANDAL problems in family members. - NO BILLS TO PAY, ONLY TUCKER KENT WOLFE , CASH and LAURA WOLFE. EIGHTH GRADE - Peggy Dear Helen : Bush, Paul Cardone, Edward What do ·you think about a man who "calls in sick" Dully, Bob · Lee, Janel whenever he wants a day's vacation from work ? He says the Middleswart , Mary Beth sick leave Is coming w· him, and he's entitled, though he's Obitz, . Charlotte Pickens, perlectly well; - DISGUSTED WITH CHEATERS Mary Beth Slavin, Jack Wolfe, Paula Wolfe, Melissa Dear Sir : I . 'd Yonker, and CARL MORRIS . He wouldn't like it if he broke a leg. on one o hts pal ~ vacations. With sick leave used tD the hilt, he'd find himself off Ute payroll, just when he needs the money most. . And that would go over like an open-air orgy in Anlarcl1ca, ~. right' - H. +++ 49~. • A68-year-old with energy enough for two women - should lake up dancing . - H. PERSONAL to "Don't Know My Own Wife:" It's been Sllid lhal no matter who you marry, the next morning you'll wake up married to someone else. But don 't fret: your wile probably feels the same way . And surprises aren't all bad, you know. - H. PLEASE! BRAWNY I Helen Help I 8::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;::::::;;;:::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:;~:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::~;:;::~:;=:;;:;:;:~ Dear Div.: If you truly want a divorce - Yes. But if you want your husband, wait until he retllrns, make life cosy with a few mutual compromises, Uten tell him another walkout will make YOU his "ex-wife." = t. Fo1k dancing .z workshop set Starting .Frlday, December 17 n I .,".• In The $299SHEET 10 LB. BAG • '• .. ,.,"'~ · ~ . largest Selection PANWNG lATE .. :m CHRISIMAS ~ N WE HAVE THE --' BI~YQ.ES, 4x8 :r·, p(N ~ · BY GARY CLARK MASON, W. Va. - After suffering through· severa I Wahama White Falcon notso-good seasons, followers hope the current 1976·77 basketball squad will provide some exciting (and winning ) cage games. Jim Scherr will he at the helm as he enters his second season. The former Glenville State College standout will be mjnus three players from last .year's 4-18 season, but has a talented nucleus returning . Gone are Terry Tucker, Marty Holbrook and Ray Tucker. After more than a week of practice Coach Scherr and his assistant Homer Preece have trimmed the squa d down to 16 boys consisting of six seniors, six juniors and four sophomores. All seniors are returning lettermen. Duke Smith returns after a .fine junior year In which he sco.red 10.0 points per game. Joining Smith are Tim Davis (6.6 average), Mike Goldsberry (5.2 average ). Jerry Tucker (5.0 average). Tim Sayre (4.3 average) and Bob Nicewander, tallest man on the squad at 6'3", Is the likely cand idate for the starting pivot. Greg Blessing and Rick Buzzard move up to the varsity 'in this, their junior season and figure to get in important playing time. Both starred on Coach Horner Preece's junior varsity team that went on.to compile a 10·9 record. Roundin g out the remaining juniors on the roster will he Phil Hobbs, Kelvin Honaker, Bob Barnitz and Charley Zuspan. Four sophomores make up the remainder of this year's cage roster in Todd Rawlings, Don Russell, Jack . look. sv!EtTt:~~~GS TEAM w L p OP Southern 3 0 248 183 Sy mmes Valley 2 1 161 111 Kyger Creek I ·1 W 11S Southwestern t 2 196 207 "Hannan Trace 1 1 198 222 North Gal lIa 1 J 24< 289 Eastern o J 107 174 TEAM SVAC ONLY W L P OP Sy mme• Valley 2 0 120 101 Southern I o 66 65 •• ~ CANDY. · w Buy · paneling now at reduced prices for fall and winter. Panel any room of your house for a totally new sixth game without a lo!!S, beating Robert Morris College of Piltaburgh 52-43 behind Sylvester Williams' 24 . point.B. " ~ . I ·SPECIAL Rhode Island also won it.B ...... .,• . ~CHRISTMAS ~ CANDY! ~CHRISTMAS PANELING 1 ' START WITH w Southern on road twice this weekend ·Irish thump Hoosier five ,. a 1 ... Falcons' hopes· are up annoUIICed for qulte awlile. aboot several free agents. Reich refused tD say just I'm going out to Oakland, how much moriey or how Calli., to talk with Joe ofter·J many years Morgan Is get through here." Reich, of Pllllburgh, wbo seeking in a n~ cootract. Although he said he eipects also represent& several Mocgan to eventuilly reach Pirates, is just gettln1 agreement with the Reds and started on his Ialka with oot beeome a free agent, he Wa gner on Foster a,d inllca ted It mlght be a long Griffey. time beiore a contract is signat . "I've .had quite a few lll!"'tings wllh the club about ·Joe and already there are certain things we don't agree fi oo but that's ool W1UIUB1 for w ~ point," he said. "I'm not expectin g anything w earthshaking to be fi OPEN Vaccine for McCwnber died Dec. 1st Mrs. Davis I... McCumber, 7I, 227 North Yellow Spring St., Springfield, Ohio died Wednesday, Dec. I. Mrs. McCumber wlis born Sept. I, 1906ln Meigs County, a daughter or the late E. W. and Maude Stanert Frost. She was a member of the Nor:th· side Baptist Church . Surviving are two sons, George K., Springfield, and Ja ck E., Mutual, five grandchildren, six great· grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. George (Theda) Sapp, Springfield; two brothers, Eugene W. Frost of Columbus and Hall Frost of Englewood, Fla., and several nieces and nephews. Her husband. Val, died In 1971. 3 Oian;tonds 6 Diamonds Funeral services were held $195 . $225. · at the Littleton Funeral Home with the 1\ev; Charles W. Brashear officiating . . . .. with a great new Diamond Ring. Burial was in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. What ca n b e more glamorou s than precious Diamonds elegantly set• in 14K gold? Ring!> a nla r~d lo $how_datall DEFICIT Fi\CED CLEVELAND (UPI) The Cleveland Board of Education , faced with a $7 million deficit this year, will pay all .employes as scheduled Dec. 24 but will not pay it.B utility bills until after the first of the year. • board member ~aid Tur.schl\' LEGS & THIGHS ..~~-.69¢ BOSTON BUTT · .· 69~ RK .ROAST. ..•..L.~.. . WHOLE BREASTS .......~~·. 79¢ BACKS and · . NECKS ••••••••••••L.B: 19¢ FRYING 1------. BOLOGNA ...~·. · FAMILY PACK FRYERS ........~~:. 39e ---TONY'S SPfC,ALSt--- TIDE ::L~D SOAP ·POWDER 49. OZ. BOX '119 BATHROOM TISSUE Roll Pkg. 49~ GRAPE NUTS FlAKES 18 oz. box No. 105 69~ (C>>upon exp. Dec. 18, Cily Ga1eway FRENCH CITY FURNITURE . POLISH 12 59¢ ... .................,I : HUNGRY JACK i INSTANT : 2 lb. box : ' ~ :. : 99¢ i =- . _: ................. :couppn exp. Dec. 19, 1976: Twin City Gateway • 10 oz. jar oz. WIENERS~ ....... !.~~· ' BEHOLD INSTANT COFFEE MEAT . · 99~ ' LB LOAF................... ~. NORTHERN 4 . . . . . . . .L~;.99~ MAXWELL HOUSE ............ r DAIRY LANE !• ICE : CREAM ·:::~t 66¢ : ._.,........ . __ . , . _ . . . , r i. SWith s10.00 f 1 Purchao ' Coupon exp. Dec. 18, 19761 Twin City Gateway • IMPERIAL S ~t•• {MARGARINE : No. 85 No. 155 lb. pkg. 7 oz. can 59~ i I ........ ... lcoupon up. Doc. 18,1976 . ~ Twin Cily Gotew•v ., ( �4- The Daily Sentinel,Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. l5, 1976 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oec. 15, 1976 Reality spelling big money STANDINGS NAI• onat 8a ~ lo.etbal t Anociation Studinq \ By Un•ted Preu lnh•rnatiOr'IOIII Coloraoo t1 t6 -~ 21 11.1 100 V anc:ouvrr 8 " J 19 116 t? t~ .M inn esot a 6 11! 7 19 111 11-l Wales Conference Norn1 01'!1 1\tan • W l T Pts . G F GA Montreat ?3 5 j 151' TO Lo~ AnQcln 10 1? 10 30 lOS 101 PI!!Sbur gh 1? I ) S 19 91 100 Det ro it 9 IS J 75 9"i Washington 8 18 .t Xl 83 125 Ad•rn s Div ision W l T Pts. GF GA Boston 19 9 "! 40 114 93 Bu lfa lo 17 11 J 31 97 68 Toran to 13 11 6 J'l 114 103 Cle11 eland 8 IS 7 80 99 TEAM ALL GAMES W l P OP 5 0 <SI 189 By RICK VAN SAN'!' rlub. "Morgan is generally CINCINNATI (UP! ) - A Wheelersburg 4 0 1'16 188 ''I'm prepared 1o regarded as the best player In Allantic C iiiiSt Or'l Ironton 3 0 118119 . players' agent talked aboo! a oomprooiise wha t a player's the game and he would like to W L Pet . GB P hii ~Clelptt • a ~~ 10 600 Waverly l '2 '276 176 "new reality" tOday as he free agent value is and what be similarly compenaated,'' so 6oo, ton lJ II 541 1' : Jackson 3 2 193 310 represented Joe Morgan , NY Kn lc k s 11 14 467 ]I .• hia standing value is, but said Reich . " Foster and Gallipolis 1 '} '145 748 NYN el~ 11 I) 4'23 41 : George Foster and Ken we're still talking abool a Gr~ey obviously also, would Meigs n 1 J 2SII 161 Bu Ha lo 11 16 407 S PortsmOuth 0 1 114 l1l Griffey in 1977 contract talks whole new set of numbers like tD be justly cornpenaated ccntn t Div•s•on SOuth Point 0 3 155 17'1 with Ute world champioo W l Pet. GB compared with what existed for their value." Wellston 0 4 176 34S Cincinnati Reds. Cte~Jetand 16 9 640 befoce 1976." Morgan reportedly MQ U'j i OO I~ 9 6 25 I . Athens 0 6 335 413 Translated, that " new New Orleans 15 11 556 1 Pt . Pleasant Reich figures all three of received slightly more than 0 0 0 0 San Antonio 1c1 13 .519 3 reality" figures tD mean "big .the Reds he represent.B are $200,1XXllast year, but that's a n W.JShiOQ IOn I Q 1] .4]5 5 SEOAL VARSITY Tuesd~y ·~ Result~ money." due foc hefty 1977 pay raises far cry from some of the A!l anta 11 17 .393 or ? NY RanQ er 1 ~ N Y Islander s 4 TEAM W L II OP We\ ter n Conlere nce "The free agent system h.as . beca use of ·th.eir 1976 enormollll salaries several Pt'l ij ad elph la J M innesota 3 Logan J o 179 154 Mrdwest Oivi§ ion · Los ·Angctcs 4 Wash ing ton ' pe_rfonnances. ·MQfgan · was free agents reportedly have · Ironton J 0 176 I29 created a . new reality · for 1.1{ L Pet . GB Sv lfato 6 Vancouver 3 Wa ver ly 1 1 169 173 signing cootracla," 'said Tom the Natillnal League's most signed f..- recently. Oi>nv(>r 17 8 .680 footv games. sch~ul,cd l Ot>tro,t IS 11 556 3 Ja>kson 2 1 176 17S Reich, who had a negotiating Weanesd.ay ' s Gimes valuable player for the Mocgan expressed amaze. ln d ran a 13 14 48 1 5 Gallipolis 1 2 173 191 sessioo scheduled with Reds' los AnQ e tes at Atlan ta Kan~..J ~Cit v 11 15 444 6 second year in·a row, Foster ment last week when he Meigs 1 1 199 201 Montreat at Colorado Chicclgo 7 15 31 8 8' . Executive .Vice President hit so welllhat he had a shot heard the contract figures De troit at Cle'\leland AtheM 0 3 182206 Milwau ... ee 4 24 J.&J 14 1 : St Louis at Toran to Wellston 0 3 137 164 Dick Wagner. ''And I think at the Triple CrOW!l and that Oakland A's owner Pac• l•c Di vision (Only ~lil me s schedu lt•<H TOTALS 1l 11 1493 1493 Ute Reds are going tD have tD Griffey nearly woo the NL Charlie Finley disclosed W l Pet . GB Thur sdil!y·~ Gil!mes Tuesdiy's resulh : PorHand 19 8 704 pay playen based on Utis new baiting title. NY RMger ~ a t Buffa lo Goldl:'n Stare 13 11 547 4 Ironton 45 Galtlpolis 43 (h lcaQo at Ph i la delp!'!ia reality . Los AnQetes 1~ 11 5)8 4 Meigs 81 Athens 62 Cle veland at Pill sburQh Se a H it' IS 13 536 41 • " I didn't create this Waver ly 51 Jackson 37 V<tn('ouver al Detro i t Phoerll)( 11 17 478 6 Logan 116 Wellston oi5 St louis .11 Boston system, but it has swung tD Tu es day ' s Resulh Ionly 9ames sc heduled 1 Fridiy's g1mes : Butfa lo .108 Phoen ix 99 . the advantage of the players Gallipolis at Wa ver ly Atlanta 106 LO'!. Angeles 10 ~ and obviously, players want Jackson at Ironton Nrw Or lrans 11() Kansas Cit y to capitalize on that swing. Ill North A fll e r i c a n Hockey Meigs at Loga n San Anton io 1.11 NY Knick s 98 Welf!ton at Athens .Players now have a very league Stil! ndi"gs Chicago 101 Philadelph ia 88 W L T Ph . GF GA Boyd C ou ntv at Portsmouth attractive alternative Port lend 104 Hous ton 84 Syracuse 17 6 1 35 119 89 Wh~e lersburg at Clay (only g ames !i Ch t' dUied ) (becoming free agents) II Binghamtn 17 9 1 35 128 I ll South Point at Rock Hill Wednesday 's Gam es Phil adel ph 16 11 o 32 1:\10 107 they can't reach an Milwaukee at Bos ton Majne 13 13 1 ;~ 126 115 . SEOAL RESERVES understanding with their ball Phoen ix at Ph i!aacl ph ia Er ie )) 14 0 26 93 101 W L P OP Los lln qel es at New Orleans Southern's unb ea ten Bobcats were led offensively Mohwk Vlly 12 iS. 0 'lJ t:t l l 4J TEAM l(an!>as City at Washmgton 3 0 14'2 79 Johnstown 8 17 I 17 8 1 115 Ironton Tornados will be featured in by senior forward Ralph Colden State at Detroit 3 0 133 116 Beauce 6 17 1 IJ 101 147 Athens two SVAC ga mes th is Baylor. Baylor canned 24 San Anton io"' ln diaM Tu es Da y's Resulls Logan 2 1 167 123 Denve r at Seattle weekend. points whil e grabbing 12 Johns town 2 Maine 'l, o11 er Waverl y 2 1 142 124 (only games sche dul ed ) egt> Basketba ll ti me Gallipolis 1 2 110 120 Tuesday ' .. Coll Coach Carl Wolfe's Tor· rebounds. · Thurs da y 's Games R esults (only ga me sch eduled 1 Jackson 1 2 146 165 l nd ,an a at Clr11cland By United Pre ss Internatio nal nados, selected .by many · Mitch Salem, 5-7 senior Tonight 's G3mes Meigs 0 3 81 106 All a nta r~t Hous. ton E c"SI Mahawk Valley at Binqham observers to win the SVAC guard, had 12 points and Well ston 0 3 96 184 NY Nets at Kansas City De ldwar e 64 Wid e ner SJ oo n cage crown outright, will visit Doug Sa nds, 5-10 senior, {Only g"mes sche duled ) TOTALS 12 1l 1017 1017 Du k.e 6d Connec l icul 59 l ot i Beauc e at Erie F" ordham 8<1 E\rown 80 Ion Tuesday 's results : Phil adt"lphia at Sy ra cuse Kyger Creek Friday night added 10. The Bobcat.B hit 46 Bt.>thany (W .Va . J 93 Denison 70 Ironton .43 Gallipolis 30 I only g&mes scht"duled I and Symmes Valley, pet. of theii field goal al· · Lycominq 86 WilkC's 66 world H o c k c y A ssociation Thur sdily's Gam es Logan 71 W ellston 33 Pr ince ton 77 Villanova 7~ Saturda y evening. · tempts. Standin9s ! No qarncs sched uled ) Athens 35 Meigs 31 By Unttcd Prl!ss lnternarional Su5qu cnanna 85 Mf'SS1a h 63 Th e Meigs Countians Coach Dan Cornell's Waverly 65 JackSQn 43 w Va Tch 107 A id _ BroMus 101 Eas t A m P r ic an Hock ey l ea gu e Old W5tbr y 73 5 ton y · Broo~ · 77 bombed North Gallia. the Wildcats were led by junior WL T Pls . GFGA Sta nding s SEOAL FRESHMEN av ebec 19 · 'l 1 39 l•t'l 11 7 Sc r an ton 89 Binqhnlton 51 65 W L T PI!:. GF GA 1975·76 SVAC def end ing Da vi d Swain 's 19 points. W L P OP Br idqcpon 80 C W P o~r 69 Clnci nnil t, 16 10 'l 3J IJ~ 98 No va Sc otia tB B J 40 107 9? TEAM r hampions, 95.09 last week. Senior floor general Scott tnd ianap l s 16 11 1 3d 97 107 Coium bia 9{1 Manhallan 61 Galllpoll•· 2 o 87 63 New Haven 17 ·10 'l 36 1?3 90 M in nr so t<~ 17 13 J 28 91 92 Ro cnes ter Grovr City 70 51 Vincent 59 2 0 98 76 16 1 ~ 'l 3·1 1?7 ·JoJ We11erly In other games Friday, Gibson ca nned 16 and Rick Nrw Em)lnd 12 15 4 ?B 101 1\1 Ki nq 's 84 Mon tc l air Sl 65 Hershey 17 \6 1 15 96 I JJ Athens 1 1 84 66 Eastern plays at Wahama ; .Whitt, finished with 12 poinls. Bi~mi nq h m 9 11 I 19 104 129. Rhode l stnd 11 16 1 ?J 97 116 Logan M er cy IO.J Pa ce 97 1 1 86 86 Sp r inqtld 61 St An~ e l m 's 53 West Southwestern goes to Hannan He had some important SprtnQiiC'Id 97 1 0 le 109 IdS Jackson 1 1 8<~ n Temp ll' 55 Navy 54 W l T Ph . GF GA Tu uday ' s. Results Trace and Green Twp. visits baskets over the Bobcats' Wel lston 0 2 80 9J Utica 80 Union (NY l 56 Wmn i peq 18 1? 1 37 145 105 Nova Scolio'l 1 Rhode tsta nd 1. Meigs 0 2 5A 97 Brock port S r 8J R IT 79 Symmes Valley . zone defense . 17 17 'l 36 107 99 'i cJn Dieqo overtime TOTALS 7 7 S7l 57J Cali f ( Pa l 10~ Way nsbq 17 Housron 14 11 ~ 3? 96 87 I on l y gam e schedult"d l Saturday· night, Hannan, Southwestern moves into Nlaqara 6 ~ Siena 63 · Edrnon ron \3 \8 1 ?7 88 118 Monday ,'s results : Tonight 's Gaml's W. Va. is at Kyger Creek In Merrerville with a 1·2 record Phocn i )l 1~ 11 'l 16 101138 Rhode Is 51 Robt Morr is .t 3 Spr ing f ield at Hersht"y Logan 50 W!!IISton 47 C atqar v ~11 16 2 :tJ 8 1 91 Rhode Isla nd at Roches ter the only other SV AC action. following a heart-throbbing Athens <9 Meigs 27 Tu es day 's Res ull s SOU HI ! only g·ames scheduled ) Wav erly 59 Jackson AI Southern's potent offense 64-03 setback to Symmes N c·w Enqtand J Quebec 1 Co ppin St !OJ DC. Tchcrs 75 Thur s da y· ~ Carnes Galli polis ~en Houst on 8 Phoen iM J Ala . St 97 Mor r is Br own 77 connected for 51 Pel. from the Valley. ( No qame!l scnedul ed l Thursday's games : San O !eCi o 6 Edm on !Or'l 1 All Chrstn 83 Gui lfr d 77( o t l floor in last Friday's romp Coa ch Wayne Bergdoll's (only ya ril t:'S !>Chedulcd l Clemson 98 Bu ffal o f-.7 tnl ernational Hock ey Leagu e Logan at Meigs Wedn es day'<; Gam es Del wre 51 61 RoWie 51 51 over the Pirates. Highlanders were paced by Waverly at GaiiiPQIIs Slandin;s B irm1n gham a r Phoenix ~ o rta 71 G eo rgia St 57 Athens at Wellston Norlh JQe Brown, senior forward, Don Bush's 21 points. Larry Co tumhus ' 90 Auburn M 'qo mry Minn eso ta af Cinctn nati W L T P IS . GF GA Jackson - Open pa ced the Tornado attack Carter, 6-1 junior forward 116 ' only galllC S scheduled l Katamal o 15 10 3 33 IN 100 T hu nday's Carnes Ja ck sn11l l t" St . 81 No Ca . 76 Flint ld 1? 3 31 123 100 • with 20 points·; Chip Brauer had 14 points whil e Ed m on to n a\ San Dieg o L ou isi ana Tech 9~ SW La 91 Saginaw 17 II s 29 113106 had 15 points and II sophomore Gene Layton NW La 97 Nicholls St 8 1 M inn esota a t India napo l is Muskeqon 1/ 13 3 'l7 1031 1\ (onl y qames 5C hcduled l In 1948, a federal grand rebounds; Rithard Teaford added 12. Po r t Hi.Jran 11 IS .1 16 1061 18 est South jury in New York inllcted Not re Dam eMidw dumped in 14 points and Kelly Coach Gary Salyer's 78 Indiana 65 National Ho c ke y . W l T Ph GF GA Tr i State 75 AQ uinas 68 Winebrenner added 12. Symmes Valley Vikings, a L eague Standings Day ton 15 10 1 31 111 104 former State Department An der son 109 M'an chstr 100 Toled o 12 13 S 79 ll9 116 official Alger Hiss for perjury B y Unlfcd Pr.ess Interna tional Kyger Creek had a heart· much-improved ball club, Bu tt er 74 So . Oak. . St- 62 Columbus 11 I? 6 28 IIJ 115 in connection with his denial Campbe ll Conterc nce breaking 66-0:iloss to Hannan opened their !977 campaign Malone 93 Ohio Dom intca n 71 For t Wayne 10 16 J 14 IOd 137 Patrick Division that he gave secret Ml Union 71 Jo hn Ca rroll 6d ,Tu esday ' s Res ults Trace in its SV AC opener. with victories over Soulh· W L T PH. GF GA ter 111 Cast' w es trrn 63 (No qamt>s s.cncd uled l . N Y tslaridrs 19 7 J J? 110 n government documents to. Woos Coach Keith Carter's western and Eastern. Bc lhan.,. {W Va l O£'n iso n 70 Tonight 's Gam es Phil adC'Iph 16 7 7 J9 11 0 85 Whittaker Chambers aUeged- Blu fft on U. U r bana 6? Port Huron al Fan Wayne A llnn ta I 'J R 7 37 l OJ 85 5aQinaw at Dayt on NY Ranq rr!\ 1) 11 7 33 1?3 110 ly for delivery tD a foreign Hunt inqlan 87 M,arian 8d Tabor 101 Ok l a Wesleyan 80 Musk('9on al Tol edo Sm \ll hl' Oi 111SIM power. W'rn M ic higan 65 Tol edo _5 6 (Only games sc hedu led l W l T Ph . GF GA In 1974, Gen. Alexander Thur s.day 's Games St Lou i s 11 1J .l 7B . BB 109 West ( No oamf'S schedu led ! Chicago 10 17 J 73 Qd 11? Hafg Jr ., took over as Den11er 91 Calif . S Dieqo 69 supreme commander of NW Neg . 66 Western Baptist 65 S Utal18 2 W' milist er (U tah I 67 NATO forces in Europe. utah Sl 9? Utah 90 Eil ~ tern Conte rence Log en w 1 • .. ·'' • " Notre Dame's 7~ victory 'fuesday night over Indiana, the defending NCAA champion, was impressive, was also cosUy. • butTheit fourUt..-anked Irish lost Starting guard Ray Martin for the season when the 6foot-1 senior broke his ankle early in !he second hall. Martin, a co..:a ptain, led Ute Irish in asslst.B and steals last year and was one of ' < Notre Dame's best defensive ' ' players. ,, '' Notre Dame's victory over No. 19 Indiana was sparked • • bv substitute center Toby ' Knight, who scored a career • high 23 pointa and grabbed 12 •• • • rebounds in sending the Hoosiers tD their third loss In ' ' four games. ' ' Elsewhere, Wayne uTree" ' . Rollins scored 22 points and Stan Rome added 20 tD lead • undefeated, No. 14 Clemson, 'I ' 6-ll, to a 98-67 rout of Buffalo, and Greg Ballard scored 17 ' ' Point.B and grabbed 17 ' , ' rebounds to help No. 19 W Pa cking the attack in the Highlander victory was S.5 junior Ralph Ingles with 22 points. Also enjoying a fine offensive night was S.2 senior Nick Geswein with 16 points. In SV's 56-38 victory over Eastern, Mark Wilson, S.l senior forward, dumped in 14 points to lead the way while Geswein added 10 points . Eastern's smaller Eagles were led by David Car· na ha n's 10 points·. . -· • . '. •t : I ... . • < i: .. .. ..• . ,•.. • . ~ ~' ..~ '' . ''I ' • • • • ' ••• ••. ~Jthw~~r:~ ~ :. !3 ~ 1 1 m 118 Eastern o 2 71 116 Totals s 5 609 ·•0'1 SVAC RESERVES TEAM W L POP Symmes Valley 2 o 88 76 North Galli~ 1 o 39 33 Kyger Cr~ 1 0 34 3J. Southwestern o t 33 <1 0 1 33 34 Hannan Trace Southern o 1 33 39 North Gallia .• • '~ :' :, ' •' ' •' ..' ' ; ~ • '• . •• ' ' ..li ~ .• :. :' ' ; -. • • ,." ~ ., ....,. N "·' = 'N ~ .".,. . • i ., SIMON'S ' 'I Pomeroy MARI<ET .. . . >· ...... . ,.,' .• . ~ • t . .,,.. ...... .• . .,. . " •• ATHENS - The Ohio University Modern Language ::· Department will sponsor a folk dancing workshop for "'" high school teachers Jan. 14 .. and 15. Teachers in French -~ and Spanish will learn native "' .._ dances of these countries so ~ ihey can teach them . . ~ Instructors for the "' workship are Mrs . Sue ; • Wilson, a French teacher at ~ '· Athens High School , and : Colleen Crawford, an OU "' graduate. C. P. Richard· : son lecturer in the Modern ·' ' ·l: Language Department 1s ., ·coordinalihg the workshop. E TRIKES & WAGONS . . ..-""' ::: e.. ... -..." ..... .... CALORIC •. MICROWAVE •. OVEN .="' SELF-CLEANING OVEN • -•.t: COMBINATION ~ DeMOLAY TO MEET A regular meeting of the Meigs Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will be held at 7:.30 p.m. Monday at the Mid· dleport Masonic Temple . Memhers are to take canned goods for food baskets. All Master Masons are invited. ~ M MASON FURNITURE TONKA TRUCKS Herman Grate 772-5592 & ZUSPAN MATERIA"LS CO. PICKENS HARDWARE Open Mon.· Thurs. & Sal. 8-5:30 Friday 8-8 Mason, W. Va . M ..•"' ~~~~~~~te&~m 0 1 ~Q~==~----~-~~;=:::::::;~~;;;~~~~~~~~i;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i ...•. FuUerlon 61..11. Totals • • JOJ JO; ~ • French City LARGE FRANKS IDAHO KRAFT BAKING POTATOES Golden Isle Pure Vegetable Velveeta Cheese SHORTENING 99~ 2 LB. BOX $199 3 LB. CAN KRAFT JET PUFF FLORIDA ORANGES USDA CHOta · RIB STEAKS $139 LB. UB . .BAG SMOKED JOWL PIECE MARSHMALLOWS 10 OZ. PKG. 29~ 59~ APPLE PIE FILLING 21 Ol CAN Broughton's BUTTERMILK , GALLON CARTON Open 9 til 7 THANK YOU • '129 Sun. Mon.·Sat.; 10 to 5 Prices Effective 59=~=~=:Th:ursd:ay:thru:Su:nda:y===~~=!!!!!!!!!!J .• ..• ....•• .. .•• .•.,.,..= ••• • •• ... .,•• •I ...5"''1 ~~ :t Mi crowave Oven · · uses ~o 1o 75 pet. less energy • · f Cleaning Br oi ter Oven Smoot h -Top Cook i nrJ ""''•r• - Automt1ti c L OY'<f!r Opt ional io'otisserle nlfe Heat {on trot!> !f Own and ~I !Surfa1:e Light ... lights ~ • - Utens il Uft .olf L ower ....:I..= •• • BAKER FURNITURE •..,. MIDDLEPORT, 0. I: • Smith and Jerry Roush. their probable weight cl•sses Friday's opener at Eastern are: begins al 6 p.m. with the I.itlle Falrons meeting up with the Baby Ea gles. MATMEN OUT While the up com ing basketball season is gaining momentum another winter sport Is gaining in popularity with each and every year. Wrestling is on the upswing everywhere in ihe area aii.d Wahama High School is · no exception. Coach Marcus Rice, after a successful season on the gridiron, will hope to continue the winning ways of the local matmen . Clinics SENIORS - Brent Layne. lb.: Greg Fields 1311b.; Sta~ Gtobs 1\9 lbs. JUNIORS DeWayne 18f lb.: David Roush lb.; l.!hris Soderberg 155 White 167 MON. n ;:u SAT. now 9 AM TO 9 PM OPEN available heavyweight ; Jim Oliver 155 SUNDAY 9 AM TO 6 PM . State Health Director Dr. John Ackerman today an. QUAN lb.; Rick Stafford 14S lb.; _nouneed that Ohio now has Brett Holbrook 145 lb. ; Ben enough swine flu vaccine on Roush 1321b.; Mike Stephens hand·l to begin planning a 126 lb. . f . I .. SOPHOMORES - Kevi n sertes o specta c1tni~S . Roush t381b.; Ken Hankinson Dr. Ackerman satd that tJa lb. : Rick Young 132 lb.: ' shortilge,s of the vaccine had Greg Stodo la 111 lb. · . led to postponement of FRESHMEN - Kevon · . Jones t19 lb.; Bill Gibbs98 1b. numerous mass chnics Wiesttihg Schedule originally schedu led for Dec. 1S Spencer & Gilmer October and November, Co., Away, 7.' 30 p.m. . along with cancellation of all Jan. 6 Me1gs , Away, I . 30 , h " . . . I p.m. "m~ ouse c1mtcs m arge Jan. 12 Pt. Pleasant & manufacturing plants and Milton, Away, 7 p.m. other private bu si ness Eleven ·matches have been scheduled, the first a Jan 10 Poca, Home, 7 p.m. Jan . 14 and 15 Jackson Co . tria ng ula r event with Spencer and Gilmer Co. on Tourney, Away, 7 p.m. Jan . 16 Poca. Awa y, 7 p.m. Wednesday beginning at 7:30 Jan, 24 Meigs, Home 2 p.m. p.m. • P ~a n . 17., Winfleld, Away . 7 Nine lettermen return for · J~n. 29, Ravenswood & Coach Rice giving him ex· perience in all but eight Pkgs Ca th olic, Away, 7 p.m. Feb. 10, Nelsonville York , weight Classifications . only Home, 7 p.m. Feb. ,16 Point Plea sant , four seniors are on the te~m with seven junior.:;, four Home, 7 p.m. Feb . 17. 19 Regionals, sophomores and . two fresh· men. The 1976-77 roster and Away . t' I oca mns. RESERVED WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS . NO DEALERS PRICES IN ~FFECT ·THRU. DECEMBER 18, 1976 ~( US. • • By Helen Bouel j~ \ He Runs Home to His First Wile Dear Helen: I am 60, my husband of three years, 66.1like to play tennis and basketball, dance, swim, etc . His idea of a good time is going tD a restaurant . We fuss over money too: I think he gives his ex-wife and grown children too much and he resents the amount I spend on my two children . When Utings get too much, he packs up and goes "home" to . his ex. She cooks him great dinners, etc., etc. When he gets tired of her , he returns to .m•. And everything's fine till the next fight. I'm tired of this . He's with her. again. Should I call and tell him tD stay Utere' - DIVORCE IN SIGHT TOWELS ~~· · ~ . The pattern of slow Shli>ments has no'W changed and State Health immunization officials have begun to contact those larger counties whiCh had conducted mass clinics early in the Ou vac· · t; · d hlch cma ton campatgn an w had thereby been han · dicapped by the shortages. In addition , most regularl y scheduled mass clinics are . drawing to a close, thus freeing up a number of jet· injector guns previously >Unavailable to special clinics. Dr. Ackerman said that the state is now ready to honor requests for special in·house clinics frc>m private business and other groups. Interested persons can contact their local health departments or the Slate Health D~partmenl by calling 614-446-4643. To date the number of doses admlnislered in Ohio amounts to 2,110,000. Approximately 30.5 per cent of the eligible population has been protected. Allen County leads all others with a vac· cination rate of over 67 per cent, which is close to the absolute maximum possible. JUMBO ROLL BANQUET DINNERS 11 49¢ oz. PKG. Honors listed Frying Chicken Parts hy Mr. Beegle WINGS ......·..... ~~~39¢ RACINE Principal Jennings Beegle has an" nounced the second six weeks +++ Dear Helen : grading period honor roll at This is in answer to "Ca n't Pay tlle Bills, 11 the man whose the Southern Junior High wife is a compulsive shopper. He's telling my past histDry ! School. Making a grade of Yes, a program such as Gamblers Anonymous helps, only "B" or , kbove in aU their 1 went tD an off-ahoot: Emotional Health An.on. We use the 12- subjects to be. named to the step plan, and look on our "'addiction'' as~ ••dis-ease. '' roll with names in capital . A "sale " got the old· adrenaline surging, even Ill didn't letters making all "A 's" need the product. It was like chocolate cake to an overeater or were: booze to an alcoholic. J went completely out of control and even 'SEVENTH GRADE 'became a shoplifter. · Brian Armes, Vicky Arnold, Emotional Health Anon brought me back.l gave my credit Robert Brown, Cindy Cross, cards to my husband tD destroy, and he resented it. He said, Melodi Cundiff, VIcky Deem, "You should have the control to carry your cards and not use Denise Deem, Kim Follrod, Utem." Ha! That's like telling a true alcoholic he should have Tracy McGraw, Ra lph the ablllty tD take one drink and quit . We compulsives can't Harden, Joe Bob Hemsley, live with "shouldsies." . Krista Johnson, Jenny I function pretty well now, after many years of changing Manuel , Allen Pape, Kelly behavior patterns, "just for today." I turn my compullnve Pickens, Lori Powell, Jay drives tD creative things and work. Writing this letter is Rees , Tom Roseberry, Lisa creative for me. Roush, Ann Williams, If CPTB's \j'ife won 't go to a meeting, Uten he should attend MELINDA SALMONS, RITA Al-An on. They leach how tD cope with aU forms of emotional SLOTER ,, RANDAL problems in family members. - NO BILLS TO PAY, ONLY TUCKER KENT WOLFE , CASH and LAURA WOLFE. EIGHTH GRADE - Peggy Dear Helen : Bush, Paul Cardone, Edward What do ·you think about a man who "calls in sick" Dully, Bob · Lee, Janel whenever he wants a day's vacation from work ? He says the Middleswart , Mary Beth sick leave Is coming w· him, and he's entitled, though he's Obitz, . Charlotte Pickens, perlectly well; - DISGUSTED WITH CHEATERS Mary Beth Slavin, Jack Wolfe, Paula Wolfe, Melissa Dear Sir : I . 'd Yonker, and CARL MORRIS . He wouldn't like it if he broke a leg. on one o hts pal ~ vacations. With sick leave used tD the hilt, he'd find himself off Ute payroll, just when he needs the money most. . And that would go over like an open-air orgy in Anlarcl1ca, ~. right' - H. +++ 49~. • A68-year-old with energy enough for two women - should lake up dancing . - H. PERSONAL to "Don't Know My Own Wife:" It's been Sllid lhal no matter who you marry, the next morning you'll wake up married to someone else. But don 't fret: your wile probably feels the same way . And surprises aren't all bad, you know. - H. PLEASE! BRAWNY I Helen Help I 8::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;::::::;;;:::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:;~:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::~;:;::~:;=:;;:;:;:~ Dear Div.: If you truly want a divorce - Yes. But if you want your husband, wait until he retllrns, make life cosy with a few mutual compromises, Uten tell him another walkout will make YOU his "ex-wife." = t. Fo1k dancing .z workshop set Starting .Frlday, December 17 n I .,".• In The $299SHEET 10 LB. BAG • '• .. ,.,"'~ · ~ . largest Selection PANWNG lATE .. :m CHRISIMAS ~ N WE HAVE THE --' BI~YQ.ES, 4x8 :r·, p(N ~ · BY GARY CLARK MASON, W. Va. - After suffering through· severa I Wahama White Falcon notso-good seasons, followers hope the current 1976·77 basketball squad will provide some exciting (and winning ) cage games. Jim Scherr will he at the helm as he enters his second season. The former Glenville State College standout will be mjnus three players from last .year's 4-18 season, but has a talented nucleus returning . Gone are Terry Tucker, Marty Holbrook and Ray Tucker. After more than a week of practice Coach Scherr and his assistant Homer Preece have trimmed the squa d down to 16 boys consisting of six seniors, six juniors and four sophomores. All seniors are returning lettermen. Duke Smith returns after a .fine junior year In which he sco.red 10.0 points per game. Joining Smith are Tim Davis (6.6 average), Mike Goldsberry (5.2 average ). Jerry Tucker (5.0 average). Tim Sayre (4.3 average) and Bob Nicewander, tallest man on the squad at 6'3", Is the likely cand idate for the starting pivot. Greg Blessing and Rick Buzzard move up to the varsity 'in this, their junior season and figure to get in important playing time. Both starred on Coach Horner Preece's junior varsity team that went on.to compile a 10·9 record. Roundin g out the remaining juniors on the roster will he Phil Hobbs, Kelvin Honaker, Bob Barnitz and Charley Zuspan. Four sophomores make up the remainder of this year's cage roster in Todd Rawlings, Don Russell, Jack . look. sv!EtTt:~~~GS TEAM w L p OP Southern 3 0 248 183 Sy mmes Valley 2 1 161 111 Kyger Creek I ·1 W 11S Southwestern t 2 196 207 "Hannan Trace 1 1 198 222 North Gal lIa 1 J 24< 289 Eastern o J 107 174 TEAM SVAC ONLY W L P OP Sy mme• Valley 2 0 120 101 Southern I o 66 65 •• ~ CANDY. · w Buy · paneling now at reduced prices for fall and winter. Panel any room of your house for a totally new sixth game without a lo!!S, beating Robert Morris College of Piltaburgh 52-43 behind Sylvester Williams' 24 . point.B. " ~ . I ·SPECIAL Rhode Island also won it.B ...... .,• . ~CHRISTMAS ~ CANDY! ~CHRISTMAS PANELING 1 ' START WITH w Southern on road twice this weekend ·Irish thump Hoosier five ,. a 1 ... Falcons' hopes· are up annoUIICed for qulte awlile. aboot several free agents. Reich refused tD say just I'm going out to Oakland, how much moriey or how Calli., to talk with Joe ofter·J many years Morgan Is get through here." Reich, of Pllllburgh, wbo seeking in a n~ cootract. Although he said he eipects also represent& several Mocgan to eventuilly reach Pirates, is just gettln1 agreement with the Reds and started on his Ialka with oot beeome a free agent, he Wa gner on Foster a,d inllca ted It mlght be a long Griffey. time beiore a contract is signat . "I've .had quite a few lll!"'tings wllh the club about ·Joe and already there are certain things we don't agree fi oo but that's ool W1UIUB1 for w ~ point," he said. "I'm not expectin g anything w earthshaking to be fi OPEN Vaccine for McCwnber died Dec. 1st Mrs. Davis I... McCumber, 7I, 227 North Yellow Spring St., Springfield, Ohio died Wednesday, Dec. I. Mrs. McCumber wlis born Sept. I, 1906ln Meigs County, a daughter or the late E. W. and Maude Stanert Frost. She was a member of the Nor:th· side Baptist Church . Surviving are two sons, George K., Springfield, and Ja ck E., Mutual, five grandchildren, six great· grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. George (Theda) Sapp, Springfield; two brothers, Eugene W. Frost of Columbus and Hall Frost of Englewood, Fla., and several nieces and nephews. Her husband. Val, died In 1971. 3 Oian;tonds 6 Diamonds Funeral services were held $195 . $225. · at the Littleton Funeral Home with the 1\ev; Charles W. Brashear officiating . . . .. with a great new Diamond Ring. Burial was in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. What ca n b e more glamorou s than precious Diamonds elegantly set• in 14K gold? Ring!> a nla r~d lo $how_datall DEFICIT Fi\CED CLEVELAND (UPI) The Cleveland Board of Education , faced with a $7 million deficit this year, will pay all .employes as scheduled Dec. 24 but will not pay it.B utility bills until after the first of the year. • board member ~aid Tur.schl\' LEGS & THIGHS ..~~-.69¢ BOSTON BUTT · .· 69~ RK .ROAST. ..•..L.~.. . WHOLE BREASTS .......~~·. 79¢ BACKS and · . NECKS ••••••••••••L.B: 19¢ FRYING 1------. BOLOGNA ...~·. · FAMILY PACK FRYERS ........~~:. 39e ---TONY'S SPfC,ALSt--- TIDE ::L~D SOAP ·POWDER 49. OZ. BOX '119 BATHROOM TISSUE Roll Pkg. 49~ GRAPE NUTS FlAKES 18 oz. box No. 105 69~ (C>>upon exp. Dec. 18, Cily Ga1eway FRENCH CITY FURNITURE . POLISH 12 59¢ ... .................,I : HUNGRY JACK i INSTANT : 2 lb. box : ' ~ :. : 99¢ i =- . _: ................. :couppn exp. Dec. 19, 1976: Twin City Gateway • 10 oz. jar oz. WIENERS~ ....... !.~~· ' BEHOLD INSTANT COFFEE MEAT . · 99~ ' LB LOAF................... ~. NORTHERN 4 . . . . . . . .L~;.99~ MAXWELL HOUSE ............ r DAIRY LANE !• ICE : CREAM ·:::~t 66¢ : ._.,........ . __ . , . _ . . . , r i. SWith s10.00 f 1 Purchao ' Coupon exp. Dec. 18, 19761 Twin City Gateway • IMPERIAL S ~t•• {MARGARINE : No. 85 No. 155 lb. pkg. 7 oz. can 59~ i I ........ ... lcoupon up. Doc. 18,1976 . ~ Twin Cily Gotew•v ., ( �• Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 ... ·. ... . Mason County News Notes By Alma MarshaU ~: ~ I .'""-" FITS SIZES 10 TO 13 - LUDEN'S - 6 OZ. CHOCOLAT-E COVERED ,• MEN'S ORLON SOCK·$ '' •• ,. a value. Get severa l pair for his under the • Lab-14 Auto-Turntable With Diamond MBgnetic Cartridge and Base .' • Nova - 10 Ster11o Headphones./ SAVE$4095 CHARGE IT OUR BEST 9 -BAND PORTABLE RADIO CUT 27 % - HURRY! At Radio Shack rnese "" \I credrt caras are nonoreq at R;J(M Reg . 149.95 S r<l c ~ ~ to .re\ '· Realistic'sTRC-61- is easy to use because EVERY co ntrol is built into the speaker/ mike handset And Ihe separate 1Y2XSY.XT" • parts cabinet is small enol,lg to h~de in the glovebox . A truly orig inal 23-channel radio gift never-before cut in pri ce . Hu rry on in ' o an, c, pa~ong 0 111er c rcd•t plans may also be dla• IJ[)It: O t1 ta r l~ at your nt::arby store •.,. * Modern paintf~s on tnirror finish. Framed, of course. The set of 4 will enhance any w~ll. Each one size 811:10. 12-759 SAVE 14% SAVE 520 2495 2995 •HtuuCBOn . CM AM Radio' 12 -666 1995 . MAGNETIC CB RADIO MIKE CLIP l~~2 • Reduce CB 21 ·1171 119 lntsr!erencel TAPE PRINTOUT CALCULATOR and Case' BOYS & MEN'S 'I \,• ' I 159.95 ' ULTRA-THIN _CALCULATOR WITH BIG LCD DISPLA V! 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A group taken ~rom our everydav ~~p •• 3.49 1 $1.49 VALUE 200 EACH STORE 2 FOR TEA KETTLES White with desi gns , solid co lors and enameled . Regular values to U.99 . Decorator tvpes. RACK All m~lal. Holds S pairs of' ··meR's or women's pants. Holds bolts or ties, too. $100 stoc;:k. Come. see, you'll want several. OPEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 PM l!al!ai'<:OIOIIOII'<OII'<OII'<OIJ<IIIYII!all':l<IOIJ<Ir:, SANTAS 9FT. WSMART SAVE A EXTENSION CORDS W BAG FULL 2 FOR '1 $200 OF DOLLARS VALUES TO 59c ICICLES 4 GIRLS LONG SLEEVE BOXES COTTON KNIT TOPS · American m•de. Our entire collection ' reduced to one low price. Solid color or nove~tv Pl.acem ent print typts . Useful, practical g•ffs for your girls. Priced to save vou cash. REGULAR $1.29 MA TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY . gir!• .~ \y~ur list. I, ~ II "~"~~ 2 FOR $1.00 SAVINGS RIOT! OuMie"lf Bubbles Dolt, lilted w(!11 both oil. A 'II ·& gill for the .,. , : SEWING ~ ,: COLORING . 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BOOTS MEN'S POLYESTER PANTS ..• • Tape Player H11s Auto-Manu.JI Program Cha nge./ • Custom Walnut Gr11ined Vinyl PR. ~~~~~ A12.29 value. ~ 89~-~2 Reg . 99.95 "DAYS OF THE WEEK" ON PANTY · 2 ·$3 $1.39 .' . 21;!j' AM· FM PLUS B·TRACKI • With A C A dapter/ Charger ,.. - · for your snapshots. Size 9'1zx 11 JA•. NOVELTY DANGER'' '. . AM -FM STEREO S-TRACK RECORD-PLAY SYSTEM, Reg_ ---- ·I' I . 1~;~-5 99~~ • O'!IY 2 0J 'lt41f.,x6% " Small! and nylon cu.shloned . throug hout . White with stripe tops. Up to 24" lengths. $1.69 BIKINI PANTIES 7 Pag_es. Atotal of 14 sheets cOtton and SET OF 6- GIFT BOXED NEWEST PRINT COVERS I{ f SAVE SAVE ssi~ 5 10 SAVE 14% - PAIR f*~~~~~~a4t. 29~, . 3.99 21-1130 . '!' . , .. 15 12.99 ALTERNAtOR C · NOISE FIL 'f.EI "eg.. ..,L , FIT 1 SAVE Rockford brand. Soft mnCH REGUlAR Reg. 34.95 REALISTIC AM -F M BATTERY -AC RADIO AM-FM I>OCKET RADIO t SET OF 4 INDIANA GLASS A 51.¥5 VALU E! PHOTO ALBUMS TUBE SOCKS MIRROR PICTURES BOXED - MAGNETIC OVER-THE.:CALF A UNIQUE GIFT FOR THE HOME FRUIT BOWL 2 $100 MEN'S ROCKFORD ' RUBY RED A SLOO va lue. \ / "'. \I Days. ' '' , CB REALISTIC REALISTIC · CONVERTER MOBILE TV FILTER CB PREAMP · 21-500 MIKE 1 $} 00 PAIR 1 Reg . 14.95 Save 18c during Dollar . tree gift - at savings! $ SAVE20% friends, or for yourself. ~&) Perfect quality. Seam less nylon panty hose that fit ' ~women 100 lbs. to . \,. 1so tb s . Setec1 i from beige or ,_ '_ ) .· , suntan color tints . Buy one for gift, one for your use. Adding device ke~ps tr;.ck of ~o ur purcha ses. Hand si te. For yo!Jr candy loving ~ WOMEN'S PANTY HOSE HANDY COUNTER CHERRIES No trouble with sizes. These stretch to fit silts 10 to 13. Slight irregulars of $1.00 ,; . MASON PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Eugene Johnson bas returned home after spending two weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 0. Johnson and family at Knoxville, Tenn. . Mr. and Mrs. Lsndon Smith visited several days with Mr. and Mrs. John Gothard and sons, Phil, and Stephen at Marvin, Pa. WHAT'S' NEW AT THE . MASON PUBLIC LIBRARY? When the Ug)lts go out at the Ubrary, the fun hegins! Every Tuesday at 6 p.m. and every Saturday at 2 p.m. free movies will be shown at the Ubrary. Call 77~ to see what film Is being shown; each film Is shown only once. Some cm1ing attracti0111 are : Sharks, The Legend of Paul lklnyan, Mr; Horatio Knlbbles, Man, Monsters and Mysteries Mr. MottA> Takes a Walk, The Shopping Bag Lady. ' JJ ,, "" Reg.149 .95 Lr sten to th e world on Rea lrstic ·s Patrolman -9 Hear polrce. tire. emergency ca ll s. hams , lorergn broadcas ts. wea ther casts ships. pl anes, tm rns 1 Get the message Sani a? -+' t 1' --, f '•ij.j·' ONE HANDER'M MOBILE CB RADI 33% PRICE CUT! Each With Woofer and Tweeter! * -f •• DINNER HELD - The second annual Christmas • STA -2 1 AM-FM StBrfiO Ro ceiyer' • Two Minimus •5 WBinut Veneer Speakflrs . .-' Dinner waa held Sal\jrday at the fonner Virgil Lewis . MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Johnson, Jr. are announcing the birth of theii first child, a daughter on December 8 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Infant weighed 5 pounds and one ounce and has he en named Emily Michelle. The mother is the former Jane Capehart of Middleport. Grandplll'ents are Mr. William B. C&pehart, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Sr., Mason, and Mrs. Dorothy Whited; Great-grandmother is MrS. Henry Johnson, New Haven, W. ' Va. ++ i "} A I,ISEFUL GIFT Total Regular Price .. . 290.75 The guests included Mr. Opie Cobb, Mr. Noian Swackhamer, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Katherine Raynes, Miss Lens Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman, Mrs. Helen Barton. Mrs. Lucille Schwarz', Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. Lorine Harless, Mrs. Lsura Dunbar, Mrs. Frances Stewart, Mrs. Clara Roush, Miss Mary D1JIIding, Mrs. Pearl Roush, Mrs. Mildred Tripp, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Cora Roush, Mrs. Rhoda ·Yeager, Mrs. Zelma Hunter, Mrs. Emma Ryan, Reverend Robert Maring, Reverend Evelyn L. Maring, Mrs. Ruby Bond, Mrs. Matllda Noble, Mrs. Bess Smith, Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Miss Mary Phillips, Mrs. Robert (Christine) Guthrie, Mrs. Ray (Evelyn) Proffitt, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. · Piersall, Annie Huffman, Wilda CQleman, Helen Elias, Clara Staats and Donna Gibbs. The seven handmade boot centerpieces were given as (rizes. Mothers Club members who contributed their time and energy towards the success of the party included Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer,Mrs. James Proffitt, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mrs . . Roy Test, Mrs. Joseph Lish , Mrs. George Robert Stewart, Mrs. . George McFarland, Mrs. Phyllis Knopp , Mrs. Homer Noble, Mrs. Ralph Ross, Mrs. Edward Ryan, Mrs. Richard Fowler, Mrs. Sue Kincaid and Mrs. Jody Noble. . ••• ' ~·~---":::" ~ SAVE$51 75 Ung." I* ;, q: I REALISTIC StEREO! . ' MASON - Christmas to many of us is a time of family ; gatherings complete with the laughter' of children and the I !lleaaure of l!iving. For others there will be sorrow. ! The Mason Mothers' Club members at their annual Senior Citizens Christmas party on Sunday at Mason United Methodist Church, offered a silent prayer for a charter member, the late Mary Berry. Mrs. Berry will long he remembere.d for her services to ber community. May God bless her family and all those in sorrow. Tbe Christmas party was especially nice with tbe . Christmas music, handmade cookies and goodies, handmade decorations,.and corsages. Lsrge decorated boots were used as centerpieces for the dining tables and smaller handm'!_de boots were used as favors . A handmade corsage was pimed on each guesi as they arrived. · Mrs. Roy Test, vice president, welcomed the guests and led in the singing of Christmas carols, accompanied at the . organ by Mrs. Ray Proffitt and piano by Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer. Special music was presented by Mrs ..Robert (Christine) Guthrie, a well known musician, who played the violin and equally well known accompanists, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, organist and Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer , pianist. Mr. L. E. Piersall, Pt. Pleasant, gave two readings entitled, Annie and Willie's Prayer and Tbe Cat. Julie Gibbs also presented two selectiosn on the guitar entitled "White Christmas" and "Christmas Bell called Ding a :;f ~ ~ II ' CUT-PRICE, SPECIAL ANp REGULAR GIFTS NOT AVAILABLE ELSEWHt;~E! .' .. . .. - MASON - Approximately 45 persons attended the Mason City !liBtorical Society Christmas dinner on Saturday at the fonner Lewis home on Brown Street. The beautifully decorated home and Uve Christmas tree, complete with handmade decorations made a nice setting for the annual turkey dinner. Members of the HisWical Society and the.ir !amities attended. Membership\ for 1976-77 are now being accepted. The Rev. Robert L. Maring, pastor of Mason United Methodist Church, read the Christmas Scripture from Matthew and-St. Luke. Mrs. Ray Proffitt, read "Ready for Christmas•" Christmas music was . played at intervals throug)lout the eveing. Those attending included Mr. L. W. Getty, Mason County Clerk and Mrs. Getty; Mr. Michael Whalen, President of Mason County CQurt, all of Pt. Pleasant; Reverend Maring and his wife, Rev. Evelyn L. Maring ; Mason's Mayor, Fred Taylor and Mrs. Taylor ; former Mayor, Roy Harless and Mrs. Harless, .Mrs. Landon Smith, · president of Mason City Historical Society, Mrs. Earl Ingels, vice president; Mrs. Delwon Roberts, treasurer and secretacy ,Mrs. J. R. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Walker, Mt. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mr. Earl Ingels, Mrs. William VanHorn , Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~.ncer, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mr. John Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton. · Mrs. Christine Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson , Mr. Delwon. Roherts, Mrs. Ma!Uda Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mrs. Dorothy Queen, Esther MacKnig)lt, Miss Lena Glbb!s, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Willlarn Zerkle, Mr. Landon Smith, Mrs. Zelma Hunter a~d grandson, Thomas Hunter, Mrs. Addie Brown. t f 1 I• home by the_Mason Clty Historical Society. Since the Mason CQunty Colll't acquired this property many functiiJ!IS ere held here. It is the regular meeting place for the society. The Mason Extension Homemakers meets at the home occasiooally as do the Helping Hand Extension Homemakers. ptclljred at the Christmas dlnnor on Sal\jrday from left to rig)lt are Mrs. Robert (Christine) Guthrie, Mrs; Lsurene· Lewis, Mrs. Lester Johnson and Mrs. William VanHorn of of Pt. Pleasant. Forty-four persons registered. 7- Tile Deily Sentinel Middle rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., W;,y, Dec. 15, 1976 ': • -~ quantities and eSI~VER BRIDGE PLAZA .eel printing errors. ePOINT PLEASANT • •MASON ' . PRICES IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY 3 P.M. �• Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 ... ·. ... . Mason County News Notes By Alma MarshaU ~: ~ I .'""-" FITS SIZES 10 TO 13 - LUDEN'S - 6 OZ. CHOCOLAT-E COVERED ,• MEN'S ORLON SOCK·$ '' •• ,. a value. Get severa l pair for his under the • Lab-14 Auto-Turntable With Diamond MBgnetic Cartridge and Base .' • Nova - 10 Ster11o Headphones./ SAVE$4095 CHARGE IT OUR BEST 9 -BAND PORTABLE RADIO CUT 27 % - HURRY! 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A group taken ~rom our everydav ~~p •• 3.49 1 $1.49 VALUE 200 EACH STORE 2 FOR TEA KETTLES White with desi gns , solid co lors and enameled . Regular values to U.99 . Decorator tvpes. RACK All m~lal. Holds S pairs of' ··meR's or women's pants. Holds bolts or ties, too. $100 stoc;:k. Come. see, you'll want several. OPEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 PM l!al!ai'<:OIOIIOII'<OII'<OII'<OIJ<IIIYII!all':l<IOIJ<Ir:, SANTAS 9FT. WSMART SAVE A EXTENSION CORDS W BAG FULL 2 FOR '1 $200 OF DOLLARS VALUES TO 59c ICICLES 4 GIRLS LONG SLEEVE BOXES COTTON KNIT TOPS · American m•de. Our entire collection ' reduced to one low price. Solid color or nove~tv Pl.acem ent print typts . Useful, practical g•ffs for your girls. Priced to save vou cash. REGULAR $1.29 MA TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY . gir!• .~ \y~ur list. I, ~ II "~"~~ 2 FOR $1.00 SAVINGS RIOT! OuMie"lf Bubbles Dolt, lilted w(!11 both oil. A 'II ·& gill for the .,. , : SEWING ~ ,: COLORING . 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BOOTS MEN'S POLYESTER PANTS ..• • Tape Player H11s Auto-Manu.JI Program Cha nge./ • Custom Walnut Gr11ined Vinyl PR. ~~~~~ A12.29 value. ~ 89~-~2 Reg . 99.95 "DAYS OF THE WEEK" ON PANTY · 2 ·$3 $1.39 .' . 21;!j' AM· FM PLUS B·TRACKI • With A C A dapter/ Charger ,.. - · for your snapshots. Size 9'1zx 11 JA•. NOVELTY DANGER'' '. . AM -FM STEREO S-TRACK RECORD-PLAY SYSTEM, Reg_ ---- ·I' I . 1~;~-5 99~~ • O'!IY 2 0J 'lt41f.,x6% " Small! and nylon cu.shloned . throug hout . White with stripe tops. Up to 24" lengths. $1.69 BIKINI PANTIES 7 Pag_es. Atotal of 14 sheets cOtton and SET OF 6- GIFT BOXED NEWEST PRINT COVERS I{ f SAVE SAVE ssi~ 5 10 SAVE 14% - PAIR f*~~~~~~a4t. 29~, . 3.99 21-1130 . '!' . , .. 15 12.99 ALTERNAtOR C · NOISE FIL 'f.EI "eg.. ..,L , FIT 1 SAVE Rockford brand. Soft mnCH REGUlAR Reg. 34.95 REALISTIC AM -F M BATTERY -AC RADIO AM-FM I>OCKET RADIO t SET OF 4 INDIANA GLASS A 51.¥5 VALU E! PHOTO ALBUMS TUBE SOCKS MIRROR PICTURES BOXED - MAGNETIC OVER-THE.:CALF A UNIQUE GIFT FOR THE HOME FRUIT BOWL 2 $100 MEN'S ROCKFORD ' RUBY RED A SLOO va lue. \ / "'. \I Days. ' '' , CB REALISTIC REALISTIC · CONVERTER MOBILE TV FILTER CB PREAMP · 21-500 MIKE 1 $} 00 PAIR 1 Reg . 14.95 Save 18c during Dollar . tree gift - at savings! $ SAVE20% friends, or for yourself. ~&) Perfect quality. Seam less nylon panty hose that fit ' ~women 100 lbs. to . \,. 1so tb s . Setec1 i from beige or ,_ '_ ) .· , suntan color tints . Buy one for gift, one for your use. Adding device ke~ps tr;.ck of ~o ur purcha ses. Hand si te. For yo!Jr candy loving ~ WOMEN'S PANTY HOSE HANDY COUNTER CHERRIES No trouble with sizes. These stretch to fit silts 10 to 13. Slight irregulars of $1.00 ,; . MASON PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Eugene Johnson bas returned home after spending two weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 0. Johnson and family at Knoxville, Tenn. . Mr. and Mrs. Lsndon Smith visited several days with Mr. and Mrs. John Gothard and sons, Phil, and Stephen at Marvin, Pa. WHAT'S' NEW AT THE . MASON PUBLIC LIBRARY? When the Ug)lts go out at the Ubrary, the fun hegins! Every Tuesday at 6 p.m. and every Saturday at 2 p.m. free movies will be shown at the Ubrary. Call 77~ to see what film Is being shown; each film Is shown only once. Some cm1ing attracti0111 are : Sharks, The Legend of Paul lklnyan, Mr; Horatio Knlbbles, Man, Monsters and Mysteries Mr. MottA> Takes a Walk, The Shopping Bag Lady. ' JJ ,, "" Reg.149 .95 Lr sten to th e world on Rea lrstic ·s Patrolman -9 Hear polrce. tire. emergency ca ll s. hams , lorergn broadcas ts. wea ther casts ships. pl anes, tm rns 1 Get the message Sani a? -+' t 1' --, f '•ij.j·' ONE HANDER'M MOBILE CB RADI 33% PRICE CUT! Each With Woofer and Tweeter! * -f •• DINNER HELD - The second annual Christmas • STA -2 1 AM-FM StBrfiO Ro ceiyer' • Two Minimus •5 WBinut Veneer Speakflrs . .-' Dinner waa held Sal\jrday at the fonner Virgil Lewis . MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Johnson, Jr. are announcing the birth of theii first child, a daughter on December 8 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Infant weighed 5 pounds and one ounce and has he en named Emily Michelle. The mother is the former Jane Capehart of Middleport. Grandplll'ents are Mr. William B. C&pehart, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Sr., Mason, and Mrs. Dorothy Whited; Great-grandmother is MrS. Henry Johnson, New Haven, W. ' Va. ++ i "} A I,ISEFUL GIFT Total Regular Price .. . 290.75 The guests included Mr. Opie Cobb, Mr. Noian Swackhamer, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Katherine Raynes, Miss Lens Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman, Mrs. Helen Barton. Mrs. Lucille Schwarz', Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. Lorine Harless, Mrs. Lsura Dunbar, Mrs. Frances Stewart, Mrs. Clara Roush, Miss Mary D1JIIding, Mrs. Pearl Roush, Mrs. Mildred Tripp, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Cora Roush, Mrs. Rhoda ·Yeager, Mrs. Zelma Hunter, Mrs. Emma Ryan, Reverend Robert Maring, Reverend Evelyn L. Maring, Mrs. Ruby Bond, Mrs. Matllda Noble, Mrs. Bess Smith, Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Miss Mary Phillips, Mrs. Robert (Christine) Guthrie, Mrs. Ray (Evelyn) Proffitt, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. · Piersall, Annie Huffman, Wilda CQleman, Helen Elias, Clara Staats and Donna Gibbs. The seven handmade boot centerpieces were given as (rizes. Mothers Club members who contributed their time and energy towards the success of the party included Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer,Mrs. James Proffitt, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mrs . . Roy Test, Mrs. Joseph Lish , Mrs. George Robert Stewart, Mrs. . George McFarland, Mrs. Phyllis Knopp , Mrs. Homer Noble, Mrs. Ralph Ross, Mrs. Edward Ryan, Mrs. Richard Fowler, Mrs. Sue Kincaid and Mrs. Jody Noble. . ••• ' ~·~---":::" ~ SAVE$51 75 Ung." I* ;, q: I REALISTIC StEREO! . ' MASON - Christmas to many of us is a time of family ; gatherings complete with the laughter' of children and the I !lleaaure of l!iving. For others there will be sorrow. ! The Mason Mothers' Club members at their annual Senior Citizens Christmas party on Sunday at Mason United Methodist Church, offered a silent prayer for a charter member, the late Mary Berry. Mrs. Berry will long he remembere.d for her services to ber community. May God bless her family and all those in sorrow. Tbe Christmas party was especially nice with tbe . Christmas music, handmade cookies and goodies, handmade decorations,.and corsages. Lsrge decorated boots were used as centerpieces for the dining tables and smaller handm'!_de boots were used as favors . A handmade corsage was pimed on each guesi as they arrived. · Mrs. Roy Test, vice president, welcomed the guests and led in the singing of Christmas carols, accompanied at the . organ by Mrs. Ray Proffitt and piano by Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer. Special music was presented by Mrs ..Robert (Christine) Guthrie, a well known musician, who played the violin and equally well known accompanists, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, organist and Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer , pianist. Mr. L. E. Piersall, Pt. Pleasant, gave two readings entitled, Annie and Willie's Prayer and Tbe Cat. Julie Gibbs also presented two selectiosn on the guitar entitled "White Christmas" and "Christmas Bell called Ding a :;f ~ ~ II ' CUT-PRICE, SPECIAL ANp REGULAR GIFTS NOT AVAILABLE ELSEWHt;~E! .' .. . .. - MASON - Approximately 45 persons attended the Mason City !liBtorical Society Christmas dinner on Saturday at the fonner Lewis home on Brown Street. The beautifully decorated home and Uve Christmas tree, complete with handmade decorations made a nice setting for the annual turkey dinner. Members of the HisWical Society and the.ir !amities attended. Membership\ for 1976-77 are now being accepted. The Rev. Robert L. Maring, pastor of Mason United Methodist Church, read the Christmas Scripture from Matthew and-St. Luke. Mrs. Ray Proffitt, read "Ready for Christmas•" Christmas music was . played at intervals throug)lout the eveing. Those attending included Mr. L. W. Getty, Mason County Clerk and Mrs. Getty; Mr. Michael Whalen, President of Mason County CQurt, all of Pt. Pleasant; Reverend Maring and his wife, Rev. Evelyn L. Maring ; Mason's Mayor, Fred Taylor and Mrs. Taylor ; former Mayor, Roy Harless and Mrs. Harless, .Mrs. Landon Smith, · president of Mason City Historical Society, Mrs. Earl Ingels, vice president; Mrs. Delwon Roberts, treasurer and secretacy ,Mrs. J. R. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Walker, Mt. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mr. Earl Ingels, Mrs. William VanHorn , Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~.ncer, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mr. John Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton. · Mrs. Christine Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson , Mr. Delwon. Roherts, Mrs. Ma!Uda Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mrs. Dorothy Queen, Esther MacKnig)lt, Miss Lena Glbb!s, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Willlarn Zerkle, Mr. Landon Smith, Mrs. Zelma Hunter a~d grandson, Thomas Hunter, Mrs. Addie Brown. t f 1 I• home by the_Mason Clty Historical Society. Since the Mason CQunty Colll't acquired this property many functiiJ!IS ere held here. It is the regular meeting place for the society. The Mason Extension Homemakers meets at the home occasiooally as do the Helping Hand Extension Homemakers. ptclljred at the Christmas dlnnor on Sal\jrday from left to rig)lt are Mrs. Robert (Christine) Guthrie, Mrs; Lsurene· Lewis, Mrs. Lester Johnson and Mrs. William VanHorn of of Pt. Pleasant. Forty-four persons registered. 7- Tile Deily Sentinel Middle rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., W;,y, Dec. 15, 1976 ': • -~ quantities and eSI~VER BRIDGE PLAZA .eel printing errors. ePOINT PLEASANT • •MASON ' . PRICES IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY 3 P.M. �8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Porneroy, 0., Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 Girls sweep Athens teams The Meigs Girls Basketball .earns made a clean sweep o{ t Monday evening as they .ook two wins lor visiting \thens. The reserves were 1ictors 21-16 and the varsity wn handily 66-35. In the varsity contest , l!eigs got three girls in louble figures as the Athens ull court press couldn't hold he lasses of Coach Joy lenlley down . Pam Vaugl1an tgaln was sizzling hot as she anned ten field goals for wenty points while Glenda ~rown was nearly as hot as he tossed In sixteen narkers. Tracy Burdette did good job as she got 12. The earn shot a good 40 per cent rom the floor and sank four f eight from the charity tripe. Athens managed just 8 per cent from the floor 1hlle sinking 7 of 19 from the .ne. Cathy Meadows led the ebounders with a big 14 Polly's Pointers Ashes and butter lift water rings I another honor to his growing PLAYER OF YEAR keep it just !i>r washing when you go to fill it. When NEW YORK (UP() - collection Tuesdsy when he 1 windows. I use a long the shaker Is lull remove the Pittsburgh's Tony - Dorsett, was named college football 's squeegee on a stick to remove tape and there Is no mess. Player of the Year by the Agreat way to keep scraps picking up .awards as easily United Press International. the water. This method is easy, quick and above all of leftover fabric neat and as he does touchdowns, added SAFE for Grandma. - MRS. unwrinkled is to save cardG.M.R. ' . board rolls out of gi lt DEAR POLLY - I feel it is wrapping paper and roll such my time to share a lew things pieces around them. Secure • • the ends with a piece of tape. with the other readers. My husband was trying to The rolls also sa~e on space. ln1t.nt-on performance for today'l t lr&• ,t;~~~g!§;l put a fina l coating on some , ANNA. 111 popul•r low price! ~ ·· Polly wUI send you one of desk legs I had refinished and found that tying them on the her upeacby" thank·you clothesline (the long bolts cards, Ideal for framing or were tied to the line) made it placing In your family possible to do all sides easily srrapbo)ok, U she uses your and it was also a great way favorite . Pointer, Peeve or .Problenllo her column. Write for them to dry. FRW My washing machine caUs Polly's Pointers in care of · . '"''" INSTALLATION! lor one half~up fabric sol- this newspaper. ' woll'l t>1hn1t l Wi1f 't ener in the· automatic Amp Hour Ca paclty 36 ... up to AHC45 wi th Group . dispenser, but I have found . AW-24 ... priced slightly higher . that buying a good quality On this day i'n history: fabric softener and diluting it - Dry charged for dependable long-lasting power . In 1791, the U.S. Bill of - Polypropylene case and c;over for high power-towith one part softener to Rights, comprised of the first weight ratio .. , heat and shock resistance. three parts water In a plastic 10 Amendments to the - Non -s plash gang vent caps, large plates, plasti c-rib ga llon jug makes the fabric Constitution, went Into elfe<.1 separato rs. "'!ftener go so much further. 1 following ratification by the am saved having to dilute it state of Virginia . .for each wash load. In 1944, American forces BARBARA Z. led by Gen . Douglas --DEAR PO LLY - Put MacArthur landed at JOHN FULTZ, MGR. plaStic gummed tape over the Mindoro in the Philippine Pomeroy 992-2101 large holes in a salt shaker Islands. ''ALL·WEATHER" BAnERY $2695 · c;,~~~ ~astern drops pair to Belpre EAST MEIGS - Eastern unlor High dropped two Jntests to Belpre Monday. he seventh grade was 1owed under 60-9, outclassed y the taller Belpre club. reg Cole led the losers with ve while Scott had 10 for rontado frosh win handily Belpre. In the ei ghth grade tilt, the local club got outscored 13-4 in the first quarter and then played catch-up ball to turn the contest into a rea l thriller before bowing 38-35. Peters got 15 for Belpre and Joe Bowers had eleven rebounds and played fine defense lor the losers, Bobby Barringer led the Eastern crew with twelve points and Greg Wigal and Brett Matthews each had nine. Wigal also had a good floor game. The Eagletts shot a warm 32 per cent from lhe field and hit only 5 of 25 from the charity stripe, a difference iri the game. Eastern plays Southern on Thursday. • 4 10 iO 11- 35 Eastern Belpre 13 7 4 12- 36 I I 2·"· ,.... S:1.31 With I I l·lb. Pkg, 1 I I 1 limit 2-lbl. With (oupan and $7.50 · or Mart Purchase I W111 -lt•r tit 01c 11 1111 h•l •<~ tt ' " llull t l ll ll • tint 11111 1_ r:l I~ . limir 1 Coupon Per Famil y ----------------. TraU Bluers IM, Rockets M · Bob Gr08S scored 16 of his game-high 22 points In the first period to spark Portland r,o Its 13th straight home victory this season and 21st In a row since last season. [!}_ _____ ~ __ ;,_ __, __.___ " l l r1 Sllor~IJ , tll .oJI , Store Hours: Mon.·Sal. 8 am-10 pm .' Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 Second · POMEROY, OHIO NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERV?.D Prices Effective Thru Dec. 18, 1976 REGULAR OR NAVEL 1111 1 1 ~rno ~~ II~~~L~Linit · 11 OULU5. •• ••• KrDf"' Instant Coffee People's Choice full Cut Bono-In I from lil<!d 10-ez, Jar hlit1t II lullnllo stoto ~ L1n\ lun Voc Pak ~·- $19!! ..... Fab Chicken ~·89c Breasts . . . . . . . Beef .•. •• 25' Off lobtl Holl)' Jomn U S0 A. lnr.peded Grod1 A Ground To repair and service hearing aids. lhtte r i es and supplies for all makes for sale. Mr. Mattingly will glad to give you a fr•·"• hearing test with latest Belton Electronic equipment. With Coupon Yl i• I Jter hl•r•IJ , ~ tn nh r 11 11.,. hgv1or or Chub flok 1976 9 A.M. to 12 Noon 59 $ Round· Steak ''' . Will Be At Meigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio on Thursday, Dec . 16, Detergent • • , , • lea ch~nk ~~g.h~ •• ~ 99c .... -~·-.89c ~~·· 89c -.s,r., • Cranaerry Sauce ..... Ole Carolina Sliced Bacon • ~: 3 • ·•· BELTONE Hearing Aid center 601 Sixth Ave . Huntington, W.Va . Phone 525-7221 ~.1 Son honored TuPPERS PLAINS - Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dorst of Tuppers Plains entertained Sunday with a family dinner honoring their son, Howie, on his 16th birthday. The Dorsi home was decorated in the Christmas theme. The birthday cake was a race track replica with miniature race cars inscribed "Spin Out Yow- 16th Birthday." Gue>1s were Mrs. Hazel Hoffman, Mrs. Sybil Dorst, ' Mrs. Martin Dorst and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser and children, Roger Hoffman and a friend, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Douglas and the hosts' son ' Tim. ' 5e 125 COUNT SIZE TANGELOS .... ~~. 1-LB. BAG 0 CARROTS...4/$1 ° ' ' •· I QUII\11111 . IU 100 COUNT SIZE EACH ORANGES ••••••••••••••••• Service Center ltJI SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL 7 TURKEYS ••••••••••••••• LBS. & UP GRADE A LB. 4 16-22 LBS. 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A~ • • 0 COUPO N ~- ' SHOWBOAT COUPON . ·, '····,... SPAGHEnl 6'9¢ . >:: .. ' 8/$100 W/C : : ~ : :14 OZ. ~- Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 12-18-76 • .!I DOMINO~~ SUGAR Solid -State · Chassis. Power Senhy Voltage Regulating System. • I Hearing Aid Co"ri lll , IIJ I-- Ib ll l lll Ct. • ,••'• ' BELTONE Ito•• ad '"en Cui Sllill), ~" ~ ' Limit l Co upon Per Family I ••• h ARMBRISTER SIGNED C~CINNATI (UP!) -'- The CinCinnati Reds announced Tuesday night that reserve 9utfielder Ed Armbrister, who had his best season In the major leaguei for the 1976 world champion Reds, has slgned his contract for the 1977 aeason. Vl11111tr 111.. t u . 11. 1111 SI I]ICI II J"IIU lll lU ll I LtUI T. ll •• I II ·Wllh CoUpon and S7.SO or More l'urchaH •• • I 1- Many styles of ladies sh<les-AI REDUCED I I I Wtitn Ytii Buy V1·Gal. at l1gular Prfct •• r-- Close-Out! I I I I " Jymnasts !lose defeat : Mickey Johnson and Artis Gilmore scored 18 points apiece to lead the Bulls ~.efore a record Chicago crowd of 19,690. It was Chicago's third straight Y)ctory and snapped the 76ers three-game winning streak. 1ullus Erving was held to njne points, II below hiB •,verage. The Bulls hit on 75 llfr cent of their shots in the !eCOnd half. Flavor Ice Cream 1 I I Crisco Shortening lh:-Gol. Cht.IC...,.r (IMifllt RACINE - The host South·rn freshmen put on an ex>loslve offensive attack to out visitlpg Eastern 48-25 ~onday evening. Eighteen •oints in the last quarter ·ompar~ to Eastern's three nade it an easy win. Another Uflerence was at the foul line IS Southern sank 8 for 13 vhile Eastern could manage ust a cold one for ten at- Bullpups edge empts. Everyone who played for iouthern scored, with Jack luffy leading the way with Meigs reserves tine. Dave Foreman-chipped n with eight, Steve Fitch got The Mei gs Reserves Ioiii "'ven and John Pape and another hard-fought contest lohn Reese each had six. Eastern's leading scorers Tuesday night, 35-34 to the vere Dave Putnam and Mike Athens Bullpups ,· Athens' -lorton with eight and six, Mike Dailey dropped a pair of free throws in inside the last -espectlvely. iouthern 15 10 5 18-48 16 seconds to ice the game. Meigs outscored the ~astern 6 6 10 . 3- 25 visitors from the field with 14 of 45 shots for 31 per cent to N • Athens' .12 of 40 for 30 per 11l cent, but the Bullpups of Coach Bob Finnerty ivon It by sinking a big 11 of 18 free throws while Meigs cashed in Meigs High dropped a close on three of just four free :ymnastics meet at Morgan toSses. 1>unty Saturday by the score Tim Coats led the ,f 73-62. Their next meet will Marauders with eight points >e Saturday at Belpre at 10 and Brent Stanley had seven, 1.m. while Gary Bentley had eight Against Morgan, Mary for the winners. Mike llaettnar and Terri Yeauger Bruniog and Dalley each had !hone for Meigs as they took seven . 'irst and second pla ce, Meigs, Stanley 3-1-7, Blake -espectively, on the bars. 3-0-li, Becker 2-2-', Elkins 2-6-' iandy Hamuton coppM a 4, Totals 14-3-31. ·ourth place on the floor Athens, Bentley 4-0-8, !Xerclses, Becky Thomas got Bruning 2·3-7, Hart 1-1-3, 1 fourth on the beam, and Edwards 2-0-4, Dailey 2-3-7, {im Seth took fourth 'on the Matthews 1-4-'. Totals 12-111ault. Meigs Is coached by 35. By Quarters ~enda Chaney. · Meigs 7 6 8 10-31 Athens 7 6 II 11-'15 llulll 101, 11ers 1111 REEl Serve & Save Wieners 1 11 Dltndblt " An Old Fashioned Milhoan, and Mrs. Jones Christmas" was the program were hostesses. R..i hurtheme for the Friday meej.ing ricane lJJmps and gn.~ nery of Return Jooathen Meigs were used on the table. Mrs. Chapter of the Daughters of Paul Eich and Mrs. Johnson the American Revolution presided at the silver coffee h!!ld at -the home of Mrs. · service imd the punch lxlwL · James Brewington. Miss · Lucille Smith, program l!!Bder, spoke of tradi· tlons brought lo America including the placing of wooden shoes .outside the door for fruit and candies as was done in Hoiland, the banging of evergreen which came from England, the mistletoe (rom the Romans, the Chris tmas tree from the Germans, and the yule log and lighted canThe annual Chrislihas dindle in the window from the Irish. , ner of the Golden Rule Class , Mrs; Dwight Milhoan had a of the Middleport First Bapdisplay of antique . toys tist Church was held Thurs'..1. aroWld an old fashioned day night at the home of Mr. ""' Christmas tree. Members and Mrs. Manning Klees. Mr. and Mrs. Kloes and - ·-viewed a collection of Santa Mr. lind Mrs. John Fultz pro' , figurines and a nativity set which Mrs. Brewington vided Kentucky Fried brought Inn from Germany. chicken for the dinner. The Mrs. Thereon Johnson opening prayer was by the opened the meeting with a Rev. Peter Granda! with •·. message from the President Mrs. Dorothy Anthony giving General taken from the Na- devotions. Mrs. Betty Denny tional DAR magazine. The was appointed assistant national de(ense report . on secretary of the class. Plans were made to purthe dangers of losing liberty chase Christmas gifts for and the government . in· shutlns of the church. Men of letference in lives was given the class will .meet at the by Mrs,-Emerson Jones. Mrs. Brewington. Mrs. chut·ch to decorate. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Granda! were presented cards a n~ a gift of m0ney from the class. Plans were made for the annual New Year's Eve party to be held at the home of Mr. and · Mrs. Kloes. Attending were the pastor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kloes Mr. and Mrs. Fultz, Mr. and Mrs. Dan White. Mrs. Denny, son, Ronnie Denny, Mr. and Mrs. Fred · Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. · Mr. H. Wm . Gerald Anthony and Mr. and ".... Mattingly Mrs. Fred Klein . Dinner enjoyed Thursday· MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Sa" lO' Ptr , ••. I. DAR learns old holiday traditions LOW PRICED"GO·POWER" wh ile Beth Vaughan and By Polly Cramer Brown each had 12 caroms. of ammonia on a damp cloth That leaves Meigs record POLLY'S PROBLEMS now at 2-2 as they travel to DEA R POLLY - Please and rub LIGHTLY. Always Logan Thursday . teil me how . to remove a rub dry with a c.leait cloth. In that reserve contest, water ring from a piece of Petroleum jelly rubbed In Dorothy Chapman sank nine fine furniture. This was made and left overnig~t and then points and hauled in eight by careless watering of a rubbed off will usually do the rebounds to lead her team. .. plan(. I know you have had trick, too.-· POLLY. Terry Wilson had fi ve Instructions lor this but I did " DEAR POLLY - Maudie caroms. Meigs shot 37 per not have the !ores(ght to clip wrote that she had trouble cent from the floor while them. - MRS. F. removi ng marks left by Athens shot only 13 per cent. DEAR MRS. F. - There basting threads: I suggest The Meigs girls shut the arc many remedies for this, that she tries steam pressing visitors eompletely out the but remember that with mos t a cloth dampened with using first quarter. Their record is of th em hard rubbing with the grain ofthe wood Is just about white vinegar. That seems to now 1-1. VARSITY GAME as Important as what Is used. close these " pores." Hope Meigs - Beth Vaughan J-2- My favorite Is to make a this helps her. -,- CAROLYN. DEA R POLLY- I am past 8, Glenda Brown IHJ-16, Tracy paste with salad or mineral Burdette IHH2, Pat Vaughan oil. Apply and rub vigorously the age for climbing a step ladder to clean the outside of 2~ , Cathy Mea dows 2~ . until ..;hlte mark disappears Kathy Howard 0-2-2, Pam and then wipe off and polish my windows, so I purchased a Vaughan JO.j}-20. as usual. For a less strenuous · sponge mop (the kind soldlor Athens - Cindy Penson ~ job you could try a few drops cleaning a kitchen floor) and 4, G. Channel 2~. K. Miller _ 2-1-5, L. Lavelle 2-2-li, B. Walker 2-2-li, L. Skinner 1-i-3, L. Milar 3-1·7. r-------~--------~--------~ ,, t- The DaUr Sentinel, Mlddleport-P001eroy, o.,WednesdAy, Dec' 15, 1976 • • .. . . . • · -~ · . ' .. . . .. • • • • • • • £'Wf .u a - - - · l . Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 12-18-76 · .. .........' • ,.,~ ~ w:J U 'Ial " w/C I I U.S. NO. 1 .WHITE POTATOES 10 LB. BAG 59~ W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Oiler 12-18-76 HEINZ KETCHUP •32 OZ. 69¢ W/C Limit 1 Per Cusfo~er Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 12-18-76 ,. �8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Porneroy, 0., Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 Girls sweep Athens teams The Meigs Girls Basketball .earns made a clean sweep o{ t Monday evening as they .ook two wins lor visiting \thens. The reserves were 1ictors 21-16 and the varsity wn handily 66-35. In the varsity contest , l!eigs got three girls in louble figures as the Athens ull court press couldn't hold he lasses of Coach Joy lenlley down . Pam Vaugl1an tgaln was sizzling hot as she anned ten field goals for wenty points while Glenda ~rown was nearly as hot as he tossed In sixteen narkers. Tracy Burdette did good job as she got 12. The earn shot a good 40 per cent rom the floor and sank four f eight from the charity tripe. Athens managed just 8 per cent from the floor 1hlle sinking 7 of 19 from the .ne. Cathy Meadows led the ebounders with a big 14 Polly's Pointers Ashes and butter lift water rings I another honor to his growing PLAYER OF YEAR keep it just !i>r washing when you go to fill it. When NEW YORK (UP() - collection Tuesdsy when he 1 windows. I use a long the shaker Is lull remove the Pittsburgh's Tony - Dorsett, was named college football 's squeegee on a stick to remove tape and there Is no mess. Player of the Year by the Agreat way to keep scraps picking up .awards as easily United Press International. the water. This method is easy, quick and above all of leftover fabric neat and as he does touchdowns, added SAFE for Grandma. - MRS. unwrinkled is to save cardG.M.R. ' . board rolls out of gi lt DEAR POLLY - I feel it is wrapping paper and roll such my time to share a lew things pieces around them. Secure • • the ends with a piece of tape. with the other readers. My husband was trying to The rolls also sa~e on space. ln1t.nt-on performance for today'l t lr&• ,t;~~~g!§;l put a fina l coating on some , ANNA. 111 popul•r low price! ~ ·· Polly wUI send you one of desk legs I had refinished and found that tying them on the her upeacby" thank·you clothesline (the long bolts cards, Ideal for framing or were tied to the line) made it placing In your family possible to do all sides easily srrapbo)ok, U she uses your and it was also a great way favorite . Pointer, Peeve or .Problenllo her column. Write for them to dry. FRW My washing machine caUs Polly's Pointers in care of · . '"''" INSTALLATION! lor one half~up fabric sol- this newspaper. ' woll'l t>1hn1t l Wi1f 't ener in the· automatic Amp Hour Ca paclty 36 ... up to AHC45 wi th Group . dispenser, but I have found . AW-24 ... priced slightly higher . that buying a good quality On this day i'n history: fabric softener and diluting it - Dry charged for dependable long-lasting power . In 1791, the U.S. Bill of - Polypropylene case and c;over for high power-towith one part softener to Rights, comprised of the first weight ratio .. , heat and shock resistance. three parts water In a plastic 10 Amendments to the - Non -s plash gang vent caps, large plates, plasti c-rib ga llon jug makes the fabric Constitution, went Into elfe<.1 separato rs. "'!ftener go so much further. 1 following ratification by the am saved having to dilute it state of Virginia . .for each wash load. In 1944, American forces BARBARA Z. led by Gen . Douglas --DEAR PO LLY - Put MacArthur landed at JOHN FULTZ, MGR. plaStic gummed tape over the Mindoro in the Philippine Pomeroy 992-2101 large holes in a salt shaker Islands. ''ALL·WEATHER" BAnERY $2695 · c;,~~~ ~astern drops pair to Belpre EAST MEIGS - Eastern unlor High dropped two Jntests to Belpre Monday. he seventh grade was 1owed under 60-9, outclassed y the taller Belpre club. reg Cole led the losers with ve while Scott had 10 for rontado frosh win handily Belpre. In the ei ghth grade tilt, the local club got outscored 13-4 in the first quarter and then played catch-up ball to turn the contest into a rea l thriller before bowing 38-35. Peters got 15 for Belpre and Joe Bowers had eleven rebounds and played fine defense lor the losers, Bobby Barringer led the Eastern crew with twelve points and Greg Wigal and Brett Matthews each had nine. Wigal also had a good floor game. The Eagletts shot a warm 32 per cent from lhe field and hit only 5 of 25 from the charity stripe, a difference iri the game. Eastern plays Southern on Thursday. • 4 10 iO 11- 35 Eastern Belpre 13 7 4 12- 36 I I 2·"· ,.... S:1.31 With I I l·lb. Pkg, 1 I I 1 limit 2-lbl. With (oupan and $7.50 · or Mart Purchase I W111 -lt•r tit 01c 11 1111 h•l •<~ tt ' " llull t l ll ll • tint 11111 1_ r:l I~ . limir 1 Coupon Per Famil y ----------------. TraU Bluers IM, Rockets M · Bob Gr08S scored 16 of his game-high 22 points In the first period to spark Portland r,o Its 13th straight home victory this season and 21st In a row since last season. [!}_ _____ ~ __ ;,_ __, __.___ " l l r1 Sllor~IJ , tll .oJI , Store Hours: Mon.·Sal. 8 am-10 pm .' Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 Second · POMEROY, OHIO NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERV?.D Prices Effective Thru Dec. 18, 1976 REGULAR OR NAVEL 1111 1 1 ~rno ~~ II~~~L~Linit · 11 OULU5. •• ••• KrDf"' Instant Coffee People's Choice full Cut Bono-In I from lil<!d 10-ez, Jar hlit1t II lullnllo stoto ~ L1n\ lun Voc Pak ~·- $19!! ..... Fab Chicken ~·89c Breasts . . . . . . . Beef .•. •• 25' Off lobtl Holl)' Jomn U S0 A. lnr.peded Grod1 A Ground To repair and service hearing aids. lhtte r i es and supplies for all makes for sale. Mr. Mattingly will glad to give you a fr•·"• hearing test with latest Belton Electronic equipment. With Coupon Yl i• I Jter hl•r•IJ , ~ tn nh r 11 11.,. hgv1or or Chub flok 1976 9 A.M. to 12 Noon 59 $ Round· Steak ''' . Will Be At Meigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio on Thursday, Dec . 16, Detergent • • , , • lea ch~nk ~~g.h~ •• ~ 99c .... -~·-.89c ~~·· 89c -.s,r., • Cranaerry Sauce ..... Ole Carolina Sliced Bacon • ~: 3 • ·•· BELTONE Hearing Aid center 601 Sixth Ave . Huntington, W.Va . Phone 525-7221 ~.1 Son honored TuPPERS PLAINS - Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dorst of Tuppers Plains entertained Sunday with a family dinner honoring their son, Howie, on his 16th birthday. The Dorsi home was decorated in the Christmas theme. The birthday cake was a race track replica with miniature race cars inscribed "Spin Out Yow- 16th Birthday." 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I I I I " Jymnasts !lose defeat : Mickey Johnson and Artis Gilmore scored 18 points apiece to lead the Bulls ~.efore a record Chicago crowd of 19,690. It was Chicago's third straight Y)ctory and snapped the 76ers three-game winning streak. 1ullus Erving was held to njne points, II below hiB •,verage. The Bulls hit on 75 llfr cent of their shots in the !eCOnd half. Flavor Ice Cream 1 I I Crisco Shortening lh:-Gol. Cht.IC...,.r (IMifllt RACINE - The host South·rn freshmen put on an ex>loslve offensive attack to out visitlpg Eastern 48-25 ~onday evening. Eighteen •oints in the last quarter ·ompar~ to Eastern's three nade it an easy win. Another Uflerence was at the foul line IS Southern sank 8 for 13 vhile Eastern could manage ust a cold one for ten at- Bullpups edge empts. Everyone who played for iouthern scored, with Jack luffy leading the way with Meigs reserves tine. Dave Foreman-chipped n with eight, Steve Fitch got The Mei gs Reserves Ioiii "'ven and John Pape and another hard-fought contest lohn Reese each had six. Eastern's leading scorers Tuesday night, 35-34 to the vere Dave Putnam and Mike Athens Bullpups ,· Athens' -lorton with eight and six, Mike Dailey dropped a pair of free throws in inside the last -espectlvely. iouthern 15 10 5 18-48 16 seconds to ice the game. Meigs outscored the ~astern 6 6 10 . 3- 25 visitors from the field with 14 of 45 shots for 31 per cent to N • Athens' .12 of 40 for 30 per 11l cent, but the Bullpups of Coach Bob Finnerty ivon It by sinking a big 11 of 18 free throws while Meigs cashed in Meigs High dropped a close on three of just four free :ymnastics meet at Morgan toSses. 1>unty Saturday by the score Tim Coats led the ,f 73-62. Their next meet will Marauders with eight points >e Saturday at Belpre at 10 and Brent Stanley had seven, 1.m. while Gary Bentley had eight Against Morgan, Mary for the winners. Mike llaettnar and Terri Yeauger Bruniog and Dalley each had !hone for Meigs as they took seven . 'irst and second pla ce, Meigs, Stanley 3-1-7, Blake -espectively, on the bars. 3-0-li, Becker 2-2-', Elkins 2-6-' iandy Hamuton coppM a 4, Totals 14-3-31. ·ourth place on the floor Athens, Bentley 4-0-8, !Xerclses, Becky Thomas got Bruning 2·3-7, Hart 1-1-3, 1 fourth on the beam, and Edwards 2-0-4, Dailey 2-3-7, {im Seth took fourth 'on the Matthews 1-4-'. Totals 12-111ault. Meigs Is coached by 35. By Quarters ~enda Chaney. · Meigs 7 6 8 10-31 Athens 7 6 II 11-'15 llulll 101, 11ers 1111 REEl Serve & Save Wieners 1 11 Dltndblt " An Old Fashioned Milhoan, and Mrs. Jones Christmas" was the program were hostesses. R..i hurtheme for the Friday meej.ing ricane lJJmps and gn.~ nery of Return Jooathen Meigs were used on the table. Mrs. Chapter of the Daughters of Paul Eich and Mrs. Johnson the American Revolution presided at the silver coffee h!!ld at -the home of Mrs. · service imd the punch lxlwL · James Brewington. Miss · Lucille Smith, program l!!Bder, spoke of tradi· tlons brought lo America including the placing of wooden shoes .outside the door for fruit and candies as was done in Hoiland, the banging of evergreen which came from England, the mistletoe (rom the Romans, the Chris tmas tree from the Germans, and the yule log and lighted canThe annual Chrislihas dindle in the window from the Irish. , ner of the Golden Rule Class , Mrs; Dwight Milhoan had a of the Middleport First Bapdisplay of antique . toys tist Church was held Thurs'..1. aroWld an old fashioned day night at the home of Mr. ""' Christmas tree. Members and Mrs. Manning Klees. Mr. and Mrs. Kloes and - ·-viewed a collection of Santa Mr. lind Mrs. John Fultz pro' , figurines and a nativity set which Mrs. Brewington vided Kentucky Fried brought Inn from Germany. chicken for the dinner. The Mrs. Thereon Johnson opening prayer was by the opened the meeting with a Rev. Peter Granda! with •·. message from the President Mrs. Dorothy Anthony giving General taken from the Na- devotions. Mrs. Betty Denny tional DAR magazine. The was appointed assistant national de(ense report . on secretary of the class. Plans were made to purthe dangers of losing liberty chase Christmas gifts for and the government . in· shutlns of the church. Men of letference in lives was given the class will .meet at the by Mrs,-Emerson Jones. Mrs. Brewington. Mrs. chut·ch to decorate. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Granda! were presented cards a n~ a gift of m0ney from the class. Plans were made for the annual New Year's Eve party to be held at the home of Mr. and · Mrs. Kloes. Attending were the pastor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kloes Mr. and Mrs. Fultz, Mr. and Mrs. Dan White. Mrs. Denny, son, Ronnie Denny, Mr. and Mrs. Fred · Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. · Mr. H. Wm . Gerald Anthony and Mr. and ".... Mattingly Mrs. Fred Klein . Dinner enjoyed Thursday· MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Sa" lO' Ptr , ••. I. DAR learns old holiday traditions LOW PRICED"GO·POWER" wh ile Beth Vaughan and By Polly Cramer Brown each had 12 caroms. of ammonia on a damp cloth That leaves Meigs record POLLY'S PROBLEMS now at 2-2 as they travel to DEA R POLLY - Please and rub LIGHTLY. Always Logan Thursday . teil me how . to remove a rub dry with a c.leait cloth. In that reserve contest, water ring from a piece of Petroleum jelly rubbed In Dorothy Chapman sank nine fine furniture. This was made and left overnig~t and then points and hauled in eight by careless watering of a rubbed off will usually do the rebounds to lead her team. .. plan(. I know you have had trick, too.-· POLLY. Terry Wilson had fi ve Instructions lor this but I did " DEAR POLLY - Maudie caroms. Meigs shot 37 per not have the !ores(ght to clip wrote that she had trouble cent from the floor while them. - MRS. F. removi ng marks left by Athens shot only 13 per cent. DEAR MRS. F. - There basting threads: I suggest The Meigs girls shut the arc many remedies for this, that she tries steam pressing visitors eompletely out the but remember that with mos t a cloth dampened with using first quarter. Their record is of th em hard rubbing with the grain ofthe wood Is just about white vinegar. That seems to now 1-1. VARSITY GAME as Important as what Is used. close these " pores." Hope Meigs - Beth Vaughan J-2- My favorite Is to make a this helps her. -,- CAROLYN. DEA R POLLY- I am past 8, Glenda Brown IHJ-16, Tracy paste with salad or mineral Burdette IHH2, Pat Vaughan oil. Apply and rub vigorously the age for climbing a step ladder to clean the outside of 2~ , Cathy Mea dows 2~ . until ..;hlte mark disappears Kathy Howard 0-2-2, Pam and then wipe off and polish my windows, so I purchased a Vaughan JO.j}-20. as usual. For a less strenuous · sponge mop (the kind soldlor Athens - Cindy Penson ~ job you could try a few drops cleaning a kitchen floor) and 4, G. Channel 2~. K. Miller _ 2-1-5, L. Lavelle 2-2-li, B. Walker 2-2-li, L. Skinner 1-i-3, L. Milar 3-1·7. r-------~--------~--------~ ,, t- The DaUr Sentinel, Mlddleport-P001eroy, o.,WednesdAy, Dec' 15, 1976 • • .. . . . • · -~ · . ' .. . . .. • • • • • • • £'Wf .u a - - - · l . Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 12-18-76 · .. .........' • ,.,~ ~ w:J U 'Ial " w/C I I U.S. NO. 1 .WHITE POTATOES 10 LB. BAG 59~ W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Oiler 12-18-76 HEINZ KETCHUP •32 OZ. 69¢ W/C Limit 1 Per Cusfo~er Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 12-18-76 ,. �( .· 11 - The DflUy Sentinel. Mlddleoort-Ptmeroy, 0 ., Wednesday; Oec . 1~. 1976 •n - The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. Officers worthy matron, patron instalkd ' :~~::::;:~:'t"if.:'.?H!r:tt J: et : ;~-~~:0:8.r » .r: I Social Calendar. . G.roup gat/Jers for dinner Bissell, Mrs. Alta Dill, Mrs. Carolyn Whaley and Kenny, a money tr ~ . Mrs. Mae McPeek, Mrs. Attending were Mr. and Leonll Hensley, Mi.., Bonnie Mrs. Harlis Frank, Mr. and · Welsh, and the Rev. Richard Mrs. Chesler Carson, Mr. Thomas. and Mrs. Kenneth Frecker Tbe annual Christmas proan~ Paula, Mr. antl Mrs. gram of the church will be Dorsel Larkins, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Connolly and Amy held on Dec. 23 at 7:30 p.m. and Kristina, Mr. and Mrs. There will be recilatiuns by Ronnie Cowdery and Larry, the children and a droma, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spencer " Come, Ye Faithfu l and Jared, Mr. and Mrs. Wisemen " directed by Mrs. Okey Connolly antl Brian, Leona He'nsley and 'Mrs. Mae .Mr. and Mrs. Rantly Ko;!hler, McPeck. A pantoniime will Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bi..,ell and be presented by the teenage Kenneth, Mr. antl Mrs. Joe girls and there will be special Connolly, Mrs. Margie Welsh music by the teenagers. The is i nvite d. and Dale, Mrs. Mildred public greg~tion LONGllO'ITOM-The Lon~ Bottonr Unitc'll Methodist Church had a Christmas din· ncr at the church &!lurday at WEDNESDAY 6 p.m. The church fumished EAST MEIGS - Alternate Charlolle Dillard and Past patrons pl'csentt'd were ROSE GARDE:N Club, the ham, turkey <md dinner officers for the Eastern JamesSoulsby were insl<illed Thoma s Edwards, Dale Tuppers Plains, Christmas rnlls with members bringing Chapter of the Future Far· as worthy matron and wmthy Smith , Thco Smith anrJ party at Wilmar €afeteria, in the vegetables, salads and mers of America were named patron of Pomeroy Chapter, Albert Wootlard, all knights Wedn~sday Parkersburg, dc..,.rts. at a rec~nt meeting In the Order ol the Eastern Star, in of the York Cross of Honor·, After the dinner Christmas vocational agriculture room. 6:30 p.m. Members are to recent ceremonies at the arrd James SoulsiJy. Also meelal5:45 p.m. at the borne carols were sung wilh Bonnie Officers and their alternate Pomeroy Masu1iic Tmnple. I'Ceog ni zed were pH st officers for the Eastern · of Mrs. Harold Massar. Bring · Welsh leading and the Rev. Other officers jnslalled for. matr·ons und past patrons q( $3 gift exchange, Judging of Richard Thomas at ihe C~apter of thoi Future Far1977 were Ruby Vaughan, other chapiers. _ mersof America were named wrapping·of packages will be piano. A _quilt made by lhe · a..,od ale matron·: Richard · . Wandti Hizer and Irene senior citizens of lhc comal a ,recent meeting In the held. · Vt~ughan , assodate pcJtl'on; Barnes servetl as sw1shinc HARRISONVILLE Senior rnWJity was presented to the vocational agriculture room. Marie Curd, secretary; pages. Tlte :;unshiJJC u£fcl'ing Officers and their alter- Citizens Club, annual Christ· Rev. Mr. Thomas antl all of Dorothy Woodard. treasurer ; was donated to the OES nates are as follows : mas potluck and gift ex- Lhe members of the eonAmi Heinslcy, curH.ItU'trcss; Home CJH.Iowmcnl fund . president, John Henderson change, Wednesday, 6 p.m. at Pauline Hysell, associate Soloist for the insl<i llation HEATIIER HARRIS with Ed Holter, alternate; the Harrisonville Elementary TO COMPLETE DRIVE con d uctress; Albe rt . wets William Wctt.sort, who vice president, Brian Windon School. Legionnaires of Feeney· Wontlard, chaplain ; Thomas sang "Moment by Moment." WINDING TRAIL Garden BeDBeH Post 128, Mid· with Blair Windon, alternate; Edwards, ma r~ hall; Joan The junior pctsl Jm:tlrun and secretary, Teresa Benedum Club , Wedn esday, al the dleport, will meet ton!gbt Vaughan, organist; Nancy junior· past palrorr, Mr. and with Sonia Carr, alternate; home of Mrs. Nancy Collins. at the ball to have a final Gree nlee, Adah ~ Joann Mrs. Smith wcr·e presented treasurer, Debbie Durst with lumual Christmas party with membership drive. The Kautz, .Electa ; Mabel gift>; IJy the deputy grand Rocky Van Meter, alternate; a potluck dinner at 6:30p.m. paper drive wlll also be Goeglein, wa nler, and matron, Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff, Keith Wolfe with and a $1 gift exchange. Prizes completed aod aoyooe · reporter, Douglas Hemsley, sentinel. on behalf -uf the chapter for· Jim Jackson, alternate; for the best wrapped gifts. havlog papers are to lake Lois Pauley of the Har· tlrcir work during the past sentinel Howie Dorst with Bill Members are to wear them to the hail Wedn!'llday r·isonville Chapter was the in· ycilr. Kautz, alternate; student homemade corsages which n!gbt. Thursday the last Heather Dawn Harris , stlilling offi ~cz·. As.~ isling her James and Sue Soulsby advisor, . ~ ell Root , with will also be judged. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, load will be taken to were Sue Soulsby, marshall; were appointed lu provide lhe Roger Riegel, assistant. Gene Harris of Syracuse HARRISONVILLE Senior Athens. Proceeds wm · go Tl1elma Di ll , cha plairr ; C/u'i.slmm; trcCit tt_t l.Lc Meigs HenderSj)n and lhe club Citizens Club Christmas · Into lhe Gifts for the Yanks LuCille Swul'k hc11nmer Cow1ty lnfrnnary, and Mabel celebrated her first birthday ' organist ; Marjuric Crow, Moore ami Mabel Goeglein to on Dec. 5 al the home of her advisor traveled to Me· potluck supper, Wednesday , 6 fuod. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,· Connelsvllle on Nov. 30 for an p.m. at Harrisonville condud ress; E\'clyn Larm· prepa re treats for the Gary L. Gibbs, Mason, W. Va . agriculture business nieeUng Elementary School; gift ing, warder, mul Theo Smith, shutins. Electric Co. office. $3 gift Those attending were here al Morgan High School. exchange. sentinel. There were renmrks by the exchange. Members to be Ella and Dale Smith. wor· past gr·und patron, Howa1·d grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT LIT· there by 6 p.m. 'thy matron and 1vurthy Slmll, arrd the deputy gnl nd Pa ul Harris, Eric and ERARY Club, 2 p.m. at FRIDAY patron, presided Ht the me~ t ron who exlendctl l>t!:;t Michelle Harris, Mr. an~ home of Mrs. Nan Moore, A MEETING on black lung , Mrs. Randy Spangler, Greg · meeting with AIIJcrt Woodard wishes to tht: new uffieers. with Mrs. Everett Hayes to 2 to 4 p.m. Friday at the lunch and .Iulie Gibbs, Mrs. Marlyn serving Hs charJii:dn, Hrtd The fiirewcll was given l.>y rE!view "Iberia." room of the Senior Citizens Epple, Lynn, John and Amy Doug!<~ .$ Hcm ~lcy , sentineL Mrs. Shull . POMEROY CHAPTER BO, Center in Pomeroy. Epple, Mrs. Judy Roush and Prc!'ieJJtcd itntl e~t:urteU tu the OPEN·JOT05 McJniJcrs aml visitors enF. and A.M., Wednesay, 7:30 CHRISTMAS program, East were Howard Shull, joyed refrcs/unents of se~ntl­ Christy Roush, Cecile Van All .slate liquor stores will p.m. for special convocation 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Matre. pa~t gnwU J' .ttron; Sylvict be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. wiehes , cookies e~nd punch. lo confer the royal arch A circus cake and punch Friday December 24, in order degree . All companions Rutland Community Church. Midk iff, deputy grand Mrs. Ann Hemsley pr·esided PRECEPTOR BETA Bela rnatrun : and M~:~ry Shull, at the punch, and Mrs. were served. The Cake was to provide service to the urged to attend. Sorority Christmas party for ~nmd r~ pr~ ~en t~:~ ti v e to Paulirre Hysell poured the made by her grandmother, public during tbe holiday PAST PRESIDENTS of Okle~ homa . WelcoineU we r~ coffee. The Christma s motif Mrs. Donna Gibbs of Mason , rush, director Clifford Reich Drew Webster 39, American members and husbands Friday, 8 p.m. at lhe home of Florence and HHI'I'Y Manr- Wi:l ::i L"arried uut in the deem·a- W. Va . said Tuesday. Legion Auxiliary, annual Mrs. Eleanor Thomas. ing, wo1thy matron cmd wor- lions. Serving on the refresh.Christmas party ~t the home thy patron of Athens Chapter. ment eommitt ee were of Miss Erma Smith, 7:30 ''RACINE LEGION Post 602 ' Past mt:Jtrons of Pomeroy Geo rgia We:t"tson, Doris Wednesday. Christmas dinner Friday 6 Chapter pr e.scnt ec.l were Srr uwderr ami ElizabethWell. SON IS BORN THURSDAY p.m. at Post Home. Turkey Ludll e Swt~t: kh a iiHner , MASON - Mr. ·and Mrs. Howard 0. Johnson are Guests were registered by BUSY BEE Class of th~ and· bam provided by post. Sylvia Midkiff, T)~el rn a Dill, Mrs. Moore, June EiL:hinger announcing the birth of twins on November 18 at St. Mary's j<:velyrf Lanning, Ei ta Smith, e~ nll Ann Hupt!. Pin-m1s were Hospital, Knoxville, Tenn. The boy has · been named Shawn Middleport First Baptist Bring own table service. · , Church, 6 p.m. Christmas SUNDAY Ann · Rupe, Sue Suulsby , white f~lt sta rs on gulc.J stars Sinclaire and the girl, Shawnnon Linette. dinner at the church. SANTA CLAUS in Racine Mabel r. ucglcin, Mar·jorie carrying ·out lhe worthy The Johnsons have another son, Eugene Edward U. Mr. CUB SCOUT Pack 245 fire house Sunday, 2 p.m. · at and Mrs. Johnson reside at Knoxville, where be is employed by yruw , Marie Curd, Dorothy matni11's colors. Thursday, 7 p.m. at lhe Treats for children 12 and TY A . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Woodard anti Juan Vaughan . ' Seimitz of Massillon, Ohio and paternal grandparents are Mr. American Legion Post In under who ·reside In area Middleport. served by fire department. and Mrs. Eugene Edward Johnson I, Mason. Great-grandmothers are Mrs. Meda Mitch, Massillon and HARRISONVILLE ChaP" BRADBURY CHURCH of ter OES, insiallation of · Christ adult and youth choirs Mrs. Mable E. Johnson, Clifton. officers, 7:30 p.m. Thursday to present a play, "For Those DINNER ON ANNIVERSARY MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tripp of Mason were with all members to take a Who Sit· in Darkness"' at 7 honored on their 39th wedding anniversary on November 14 covered dish for the social p.m. Sunday evening at lhe with a family diMer by their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and hour. church. The public is invited. ROCK SPRINGS Better Mrs. Alvin Tripp at the latter'shome in Chester, Ohio.' CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Attending the happy occasion were the honorees and their Health Club, 11:39 Thursday Asbury United Methodist other son and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tripp and sons Allen at the Rock Springs. Church Church, .Syracuse, 7:30 p.m. • Plans have been completed bridegrUotn, aud David and Danny of Tuppers PlaiDs; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith Mr. lor a Christmas party. Sunday at the church. • fur the open church weddirrg Weber, Ree~sv ill e, cousin of and Mrs. Dennis Harris, all of Mason; host and hostess; Mr. · Members are to take cookies and candy for lhe shut-in uf Mary Ruth Sauer· and Dr. the bri de-elect. Amy Well, and Mrs. Alvin Tripp and soM Rodney and Todd. trays. There wlll be a gift· ,Dnuglas P. Becker on Satur· ·daughter of Mr. and M1·s. exchange, and also a grab day at 2:30 p.m. at the Dcryl Well, Tuppers Plains llulland United Methodist will be the flower· girl, and J . ba~ . GUESTS ENTERTAINED Church. H. Walker, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink A thought for the day : • MIDDLEPORT CHILD : Prof. an~ Mrs. Merlyn Mr•. Jack Walker, Rutlarrd, entertained Sunday with a American poet ·John Conservation League, Ro~' of Riu Gr·a n ~e College will be the ring bea r·e1·. 6:30 p.m. holiday dilmer party. Their Greenleaf Whittier said, Thursday, will provide the music beginPerforming the ceremony Christmas dinner at the guests were Mr. and Mrs. "Nature speaks in symbols ning at 2 p.m. Joy Sauer will will be U ~e Rev. Robert Columbus and Southern Ohio William Fink and son, and in signs." ~crvc as maid of honur for · Dam.schroder, pastor of the Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. her sister, and bri desmaids Rro Grande United Methodist will be Marlene Harrison of Church, and the Rev. Wilbur Roger Fink and son, New Calli j>Oiis, and Roxanne Pat· Hilt, pastor of the Rutland Haven, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. tcrson, Parkersburg, W.Va . United Mclhodi•t ·church. DaMy Fink and daughter, : Best man will be Bill Wells Guests will be reg is te~·ed by Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. · John Buckley and son, vf Route 2, Bidwell and the Barba r·a Hu ghes of Chesapeake, and Miss Mabel groomsmen will IJe Phil Ga llipolis, and Diane Tucker, Hysell. A gift exchange was Becker of Cleveland, IJrother Marietta. held. iJ f th e pr os pec ti ve An open r·eception will be held following the wedding in Tbe Alinanac the social room uf the Mid· United Press International dlepor1 Masonic Temple . Today Is Wednesday, Dec. The Rutland Uni te d 15, the 350th day of 1976 with Methodist Women will have 16 to follow. charge with the IJride's The moon is between Its f:lUnts , Mr s. Willictm •' Approximately 65 aUcnded Meredith , Mrs. Warren last quarter and new phue. The morning stars are ll1c Christmas dinner and Pickens, Mrs . Ern c.l Mars and Saturn. · dance held Saturday night by Wliiteilc~d. and Mr·s. Denver The evening slinl are Merthe Western Boot Citizens WeiJer to be hostesses. Servcury, Venus and Jupiter. Band Club at the Racrne irrg will iJc the bridc-clcd's Those born on this date are ~erican Legion Hall. L"uusin s, Jcrm Whitehead .· under the sign of Sagittarius. · ~·ollowing lhe dirrner the Frydman, Columbus and inernbers exchanged gifts Jane arrd Juli Whitehead, . Alexandre Elffel, French .K raft American Single engineer who bulll the Paris ·~nd were errterlained liy · Reedsville. tower which bears his name, 'lFrog and the Greenhorns" was born Dec. 1~, 1832. df Athens. The hall was 8 oz . pkg. decorated in a Christmas .rllerne complete with a ·aecorated tree and colored ~ights around· th·c room. ,Turkey, ham and a variety of ~alads, vegetab les and • ;Qesserts were .served. far Smart Santaa ~' , FROM SINGER & THE FABRIC SHOP selected presented him with Birthday celebrated :Beeker-Sauer to ~ed pn Saturday ~:~ Evans AT-HOME FOOTWEAR Cantata well received Auxiliary has Thursday party • The Christmas cant.ata . ' "Prepare liim .Room. " presented SWJday by the Senior Citizens Cl10rus at lhe Pomeroy . First Baptist Olurch was well re\:eivec by the large attendance, Mrs. Carrie Neulzling, director, reports. Mrs. Hazel Thmnson was · accompanist for the chorus with Mrs. Neulzling act'OIIlpanying Mrs. Marvin Burt and Ben Philson for a duel, and Mrs. Carol Taylor who played the violin. Mrs . . Neutzllng extended apprecia· tion to Darrell Taylor lor the SOWld system, the Bapti~1 cqngregalion for the use of the church, Mr. and Mrs. William Walson, Mrs. 'Ellen Couch, Mrs. Burton Smith . and Mrs. Audrey Yow.g for their pari in serving during the social hour; Benny Skill' ner for giving out the programs; Mrs. Ethel Hughes and Mrs. Teresa Byer for serving the punch, and all those who baked cookies and assisted in other ways. PROGRAM NOTED The Christmas program of the Carleton Church,. Kingsbury Road, will be held at 7:30 ·p.m. Sunday. Santa will be on band and the young ·people_. will present -a GUESTS ENTERTAINED program. Pastor Gary. King Mr·s. Dorothy Di)~glas "Of invites the public. Lincoln Heighls entertained Friday noon with holiday dhiner honoring Mrs. June Wickersham. Other guests were Mrs. Dorinda Nardei, Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Judy Morr·is, Mrs. Marla Roush Mrs. Ann Ryther and Mary Baird. a Youth presenting / Christmas program GOOD SELECTION OF EVANS SLIPPERS I 9begift that always pleases . RADIO-TYME® Q.erll.une H and Tumed Lealher NEW HAVEN- A skil, "God Created Christmas", will be presentedby the youth of the First Church of God at New Haven Sunday al 7:30 p.m. Taking roles will be Lisa Davis~ the narrator; Jennifer Weaver, the mother; Joe Cundiff, the father; Saman· tha Maynard , Mi slec Grueser, Roger Weaver and Bart Davis, the little children; Tony Sisk, Gabriel; Dottie Roush, the second · angle; Lisa Gilland, Mary ; Thn Davis, Joseph;. Rodney Weaver, Nathan Davis and Mark Hankinson, the shepherds; Tracy Hysell, Tim Hysell and Jeff Weaver, the wisemen; Rick Ables, the inn keeper; Penny Warnsley, lhe second inn keeper ; Vicky Hysell, Eleanor Davis, Becky Reed, Julie Maxey and Margo Martin the carolHrs. Adults assist ing ar·e Delores Taylor, Patty Maynard, Otpha Fields, and Melanic Grueser·. · Breaker!Breaker! ' Gilt Certificates Available! Still time to Lay-away gift shoes! artley 's Sho 210 E. Main St. Pomeroy,Q, Open til& p.m. Every Night until Christmas COBRA 19 MOBILE Super-compact. Weighs only 2-1/4 lbs. All23·· channels. Maximum legal power. JOWL BACON.~~-~~~-~ .................,.... J~.. 39c.......!~.-.49c HOME-MADE HAM SALAD .........................'~: ggc 65·attend club. dinner .CUT-UP FROZEN FRYERS~~~~~::~ ................~~·. 59~ actjurtable squelch. Maxi- 'power. $13995 · - A v i rt ual tru c k , home , ,;~'.'~'<J.'.' Gain .- . spe aker , l.imiter squelch lbs . ~~~~~~ ..... ~ :..~}59 CHEESE ............. . 23-channels. Dynamike and mum legal · ASSORTED SLICED "The trucker's 2-way." All COBRACB BASE STATION . 79~ • . :: Senior citizens ; 1, service planned ' ' '' ; · The Rev. 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The Eighth District , American 'Legion AUilliary, party al the Chillicothe VeteraM Hospital was held Thursday with 125 veterans attending. Over 40 Auxiliary members from over the Eighth District attended including Mrs. Velsla Roush, Mrs. Mary . TRUSTEES TO MEET The . next meeting of lhe Orange Township Board of Trustees has been set for 7 p.m, on Dec. 30 at the home of clerk, Nina Robinson, Route 2, Coolville. Hoo\'c.'r and Mrs. Erma H<rr dri cks. of Middleport Umt 128 ; Mrs. Gemma Casci and Mrs. Grace Pratt of Pomeroy Unit 39, and Mrs. Luta Hampton, Middleport ·Unit 263. Taken from Meigs County units . were loot bags with pens , pencils, combs, ~ro ckers , note pads, stamps, Christmas"cards, dilly bags, homemade fudge, cookies and fruit. The district sent two decorated cakes. Hospital both rncf Holttr Medlral Center (Dlsrhargcs, De<·. 14) Bertha Braden. Gladys Byerl y, Harlan Conley, Karen Dansrhroder, Patrid1:1 Denney , Gerald F.step, Helen ~' arl ey , VI rgi e Hoffma n, Karla Holsinger, Rosa Imes, Mrs. Dnvid Payne and daughter, Mrs. Kevin Rice and dau ghter, Mrs. Edward Russell and so n, Flora Shoemaker, Edith Stapleton, Mrs. John 1l10mpson and son, John Thompson, Edgar Zuspan. j8lrthH, Der. 14) Shower fetes couple MiSS Suslr Andrews and cake. salad, mints, coffee and Ro~e r Karr were honored iced tea were served to Mrs. reeentty with a shower at the Clarence Andrews, Mrs. Paul horne of his grandmother, Karr, Mrs. Clyde Andrews , Mrs . J enn ings Wayland , Mrs. Purley Karr . Hostesses were the groom· Laurie Wayland, Trtsha and elect's sisters, Mrs . Put Donnie Spencer, June! Mora, Morr issey and Mrs . Ron .Edn a Wood, Helen Wolf, Spencer. Games were played Bertha Smith, Judy Mora, with pmes going to the Jackie Frost. Dorothy Karr, winners. The gift tablr wos Mary Jo Buckley, Jane Ann ce ntered beneath n red Karr. Betty Dean, Melanie umbrella with while Stethem, Jenny Machlr, Slna st reamers. A bride replieu Murphy , Diann Karr, Twlla Buckley , Kathryn Mora,. Mr. and Mrs .. Ja mes decorated the table: Kuh\ and M'ary Bunny After the couple opened Clifford, daughter, Pomeroy ; Newell.. their gifts , refreshments of Mr. and Mrs. James Perry,son, Vinton. �( .· 11 - The DflUy Sentinel. Mlddleoort-Ptmeroy, 0 ., Wednesday; Oec . 1~. 1976 •n - The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. Officers worthy matron, patron instalkd ' :~~::::;:~:'t"if.:'.?H!r:tt J: et : ;~-~~:0:8.r » .r: I Social Calendar. . G.roup gat/Jers for dinner Bissell, Mrs. Alta Dill, Mrs. Carolyn Whaley and Kenny, a money tr ~ . Mrs. Mae McPeek, Mrs. Attending were Mr. and Leonll Hensley, Mi.., Bonnie Mrs. Harlis Frank, Mr. and · Welsh, and the Rev. Richard Mrs. Chesler Carson, Mr. Thomas. and Mrs. Kenneth Frecker Tbe annual Christmas proan~ Paula, Mr. antl Mrs. gram of the church will be Dorsel Larkins, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Connolly and Amy held on Dec. 23 at 7:30 p.m. and Kristina, Mr. and Mrs. There will be recilatiuns by Ronnie Cowdery and Larry, the children and a droma, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spencer " Come, Ye Faithfu l and Jared, Mr. and Mrs. Wisemen " directed by Mrs. Okey Connolly antl Brian, Leona He'nsley and 'Mrs. Mae .Mr. and Mrs. Rantly Ko;!hler, McPeck. A pantoniime will Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bi..,ell and be presented by the teenage Kenneth, Mr. antl Mrs. Joe girls and there will be special Connolly, Mrs. Margie Welsh music by the teenagers. The is i nvite d. and Dale, Mrs. Mildred public greg~tion LONGllO'ITOM-The Lon~ Bottonr Unitc'll Methodist Church had a Christmas din· ncr at the church &!lurday at WEDNESDAY 6 p.m. The church fumished EAST MEIGS - Alternate Charlolle Dillard and Past patrons pl'csentt'd were ROSE GARDE:N Club, the ham, turkey <md dinner officers for the Eastern JamesSoulsby were insl<illed Thoma s Edwards, Dale Tuppers Plains, Christmas rnlls with members bringing Chapter of the Future Far· as worthy matron and wmthy Smith , Thco Smith anrJ party at Wilmar €afeteria, in the vegetables, salads and mers of America were named patron of Pomeroy Chapter, Albert Wootlard, all knights Wedn~sday Parkersburg, dc..,.rts. at a rec~nt meeting In the Order ol the Eastern Star, in of the York Cross of Honor·, After the dinner Christmas vocational agriculture room. 6:30 p.m. Members are to recent ceremonies at the arrd James SoulsiJy. Also meelal5:45 p.m. at the borne carols were sung wilh Bonnie Officers and their alternate Pomeroy Masu1iic Tmnple. I'Ceog ni zed were pH st officers for the Eastern · of Mrs. Harold Massar. Bring · Welsh leading and the Rev. Other officers jnslalled for. matr·ons und past patrons q( $3 gift exchange, Judging of Richard Thomas at ihe C~apter of thoi Future Far1977 were Ruby Vaughan, other chapiers. _ mersof America were named wrapping·of packages will be piano. A _quilt made by lhe · a..,od ale matron·: Richard · . Wandti Hizer and Irene senior citizens of lhc comal a ,recent meeting In the held. · Vt~ughan , assodate pcJtl'on; Barnes servetl as sw1shinc HARRISONVILLE Senior rnWJity was presented to the vocational agriculture room. Marie Curd, secretary; pages. Tlte :;unshiJJC u£fcl'ing Officers and their alter- Citizens Club, annual Christ· Rev. Mr. Thomas antl all of Dorothy Woodard. treasurer ; was donated to the OES nates are as follows : mas potluck and gift ex- Lhe members of the eonAmi Heinslcy, curH.ItU'trcss; Home CJH.Iowmcnl fund . president, John Henderson change, Wednesday, 6 p.m. at Pauline Hysell, associate Soloist for the insl<i llation HEATIIER HARRIS with Ed Holter, alternate; the Harrisonville Elementary TO COMPLETE DRIVE con d uctress; Albe rt . wets William Wctt.sort, who vice president, Brian Windon School. Legionnaires of Feeney· Wontlard, chaplain ; Thomas sang "Moment by Moment." WINDING TRAIL Garden BeDBeH Post 128, Mid· with Blair Windon, alternate; Edwards, ma r~ hall; Joan The junior pctsl Jm:tlrun and secretary, Teresa Benedum Club , Wedn esday, al the dleport, will meet ton!gbt Vaughan, organist; Nancy junior· past palrorr, Mr. and with Sonia Carr, alternate; home of Mrs. Nancy Collins. at the ball to have a final Gree nlee, Adah ~ Joann Mrs. Smith wcr·e presented treasurer, Debbie Durst with lumual Christmas party with membership drive. The Kautz, .Electa ; Mabel gift>; IJy the deputy grand Rocky Van Meter, alternate; a potluck dinner at 6:30p.m. paper drive wlll also be Goeglein, wa nler, and matron, Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff, Keith Wolfe with and a $1 gift exchange. Prizes completed aod aoyooe · reporter, Douglas Hemsley, sentinel. on behalf -uf the chapter for· Jim Jackson, alternate; for the best wrapped gifts. havlog papers are to lake Lois Pauley of the Har· tlrcir work during the past sentinel Howie Dorst with Bill Members are to wear them to the hail Wedn!'llday r·isonville Chapter was the in· ycilr. Kautz, alternate; student homemade corsages which n!gbt. Thursday the last Heather Dawn Harris , stlilling offi ~cz·. As.~ isling her James and Sue Soulsby advisor, . ~ ell Root , with will also be judged. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, load will be taken to were Sue Soulsby, marshall; were appointed lu provide lhe Roger Riegel, assistant. Gene Harris of Syracuse HARRISONVILLE Senior Athens. Proceeds wm · go Tl1elma Di ll , cha plairr ; C/u'i.slmm; trcCit tt_t l.Lc Meigs HenderSj)n and lhe club Citizens Club Christmas · Into lhe Gifts for the Yanks LuCille Swul'k hc11nmer Cow1ty lnfrnnary, and Mabel celebrated her first birthday ' organist ; Marjuric Crow, Moore ami Mabel Goeglein to on Dec. 5 al the home of her advisor traveled to Me· potluck supper, Wednesday , 6 fuod. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,· Connelsvllle on Nov. 30 for an p.m. at Harrisonville condud ress; E\'clyn Larm· prepa re treats for the Gary L. Gibbs, Mason, W. Va . agriculture business nieeUng Elementary School; gift ing, warder, mul Theo Smith, shutins. Electric Co. office. $3 gift Those attending were here al Morgan High School. exchange. sentinel. There were renmrks by the exchange. Members to be Ella and Dale Smith. wor· past gr·und patron, Howa1·d grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT LIT· there by 6 p.m. 'thy matron and 1vurthy Slmll, arrd the deputy gnl nd Pa ul Harris, Eric and ERARY Club, 2 p.m. at FRIDAY patron, presided Ht the me~ t ron who exlendctl l>t!:;t Michelle Harris, Mr. an~ home of Mrs. Nan Moore, A MEETING on black lung , Mrs. Randy Spangler, Greg · meeting with AIIJcrt Woodard wishes to tht: new uffieers. with Mrs. Everett Hayes to 2 to 4 p.m. Friday at the lunch and .Iulie Gibbs, Mrs. Marlyn serving Hs charJii:dn, Hrtd The fiirewcll was given l.>y rE!view "Iberia." room of the Senior Citizens Epple, Lynn, John and Amy Doug!<~ .$ Hcm ~lcy , sentineL Mrs. Shull . POMEROY CHAPTER BO, Center in Pomeroy. Epple, Mrs. Judy Roush and Prc!'ieJJtcd itntl e~t:urteU tu the OPEN·JOT05 McJniJcrs aml visitors enF. and A.M., Wednesay, 7:30 CHRISTMAS program, East were Howard Shull, joyed refrcs/unents of se~ntl­ Christy Roush, Cecile Van All .slate liquor stores will p.m. for special convocation 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Matre. pa~t gnwU J' .ttron; Sylvict be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. wiehes , cookies e~nd punch. lo confer the royal arch A circus cake and punch Friday December 24, in order degree . All companions Rutland Community Church. Midk iff, deputy grand Mrs. Ann Hemsley pr·esided PRECEPTOR BETA Bela rnatrun : and M~:~ry Shull, at the punch, and Mrs. were served. The Cake was to provide service to the urged to attend. Sorority Christmas party for ~nmd r~ pr~ ~en t~:~ ti v e to Paulirre Hysell poured the made by her grandmother, public during tbe holiday PAST PRESIDENTS of Okle~ homa . WelcoineU we r~ coffee. The Christma s motif Mrs. Donna Gibbs of Mason , rush, director Clifford Reich Drew Webster 39, American members and husbands Friday, 8 p.m. at lhe home of Florence and HHI'I'Y Manr- Wi:l ::i L"arried uut in the deem·a- W. Va . said Tuesday. Legion Auxiliary, annual Mrs. Eleanor Thomas. ing, wo1thy matron cmd wor- lions. Serving on the refresh.Christmas party ~t the home thy patron of Athens Chapter. ment eommitt ee were of Miss Erma Smith, 7:30 ''RACINE LEGION Post 602 ' Past mt:Jtrons of Pomeroy Geo rgia We:t"tson, Doris Wednesday. Christmas dinner Friday 6 Chapter pr e.scnt ec.l were Srr uwderr ami ElizabethWell. SON IS BORN THURSDAY p.m. at Post Home. Turkey Ludll e Swt~t: kh a iiHner , MASON - Mr. ·and Mrs. Howard 0. Johnson are Guests were registered by BUSY BEE Class of th~ and· bam provided by post. Sylvia Midkiff, T)~el rn a Dill, Mrs. Moore, June EiL:hinger announcing the birth of twins on November 18 at St. Mary's j<:velyrf Lanning, Ei ta Smith, e~ nll Ann Hupt!. Pin-m1s were Hospital, Knoxville, Tenn. The boy has · been named Shawn Middleport First Baptist Bring own table service. · , Church, 6 p.m. Christmas SUNDAY Ann · Rupe, Sue Suulsby , white f~lt sta rs on gulc.J stars Sinclaire and the girl, Shawnnon Linette. dinner at the church. SANTA CLAUS in Racine Mabel r. ucglcin, Mar·jorie carrying ·out lhe worthy The Johnsons have another son, Eugene Edward U. Mr. CUB SCOUT Pack 245 fire house Sunday, 2 p.m. · at and Mrs. Johnson reside at Knoxville, where be is employed by yruw , Marie Curd, Dorothy matni11's colors. Thursday, 7 p.m. at lhe Treats for children 12 and TY A . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Woodard anti Juan Vaughan . ' Seimitz of Massillon, Ohio and paternal grandparents are Mr. American Legion Post In under who ·reside In area Middleport. served by fire department. and Mrs. Eugene Edward Johnson I, Mason. Great-grandmothers are Mrs. Meda Mitch, Massillon and HARRISONVILLE ChaP" BRADBURY CHURCH of ter OES, insiallation of · Christ adult and youth choirs Mrs. Mable E. Johnson, Clifton. officers, 7:30 p.m. Thursday to present a play, "For Those DINNER ON ANNIVERSARY MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tripp of Mason were with all members to take a Who Sit· in Darkness"' at 7 honored on their 39th wedding anniversary on November 14 covered dish for the social p.m. Sunday evening at lhe with a family diMer by their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and hour. church. The public is invited. ROCK SPRINGS Better Mrs. Alvin Tripp at the latter'shome in Chester, Ohio.' CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Attending the happy occasion were the honorees and their Health Club, 11:39 Thursday Asbury United Methodist other son and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tripp and sons Allen at the Rock Springs. Church Church, .Syracuse, 7:30 p.m. • Plans have been completed bridegrUotn, aud David and Danny of Tuppers PlaiDs; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith Mr. lor a Christmas party. Sunday at the church. • fur the open church weddirrg Weber, Ree~sv ill e, cousin of and Mrs. Dennis Harris, all of Mason; host and hostess; Mr. · Members are to take cookies and candy for lhe shut-in uf Mary Ruth Sauer· and Dr. the bri de-elect. Amy Well, and Mrs. Alvin Tripp and soM Rodney and Todd. trays. There wlll be a gift· ,Dnuglas P. Becker on Satur· ·daughter of Mr. and M1·s. exchange, and also a grab day at 2:30 p.m. at the Dcryl Well, Tuppers Plains llulland United Methodist will be the flower· girl, and J . ba~ . GUESTS ENTERTAINED Church. H. Walker, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink A thought for the day : • MIDDLEPORT CHILD : Prof. an~ Mrs. Merlyn Mr•. Jack Walker, Rutlarrd, entertained Sunday with a American poet ·John Conservation League, Ro~' of Riu Gr·a n ~e College will be the ring bea r·e1·. 6:30 p.m. holiday dilmer party. Their Greenleaf Whittier said, Thursday, will provide the music beginPerforming the ceremony Christmas dinner at the guests were Mr. and Mrs. "Nature speaks in symbols ning at 2 p.m. Joy Sauer will will be U ~e Rev. Robert Columbus and Southern Ohio William Fink and son, and in signs." ~crvc as maid of honur for · Dam.schroder, pastor of the Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. her sister, and bri desmaids Rro Grande United Methodist will be Marlene Harrison of Church, and the Rev. Wilbur Roger Fink and son, New Calli j>Oiis, and Roxanne Pat· Hilt, pastor of the Rutland Haven, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. tcrson, Parkersburg, W.Va . United Mclhodi•t ·church. DaMy Fink and daughter, : Best man will be Bill Wells Guests will be reg is te~·ed by Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. · John Buckley and son, vf Route 2, Bidwell and the Barba r·a Hu ghes of Chesapeake, and Miss Mabel groomsmen will IJe Phil Ga llipolis, and Diane Tucker, Hysell. A gift exchange was Becker of Cleveland, IJrother Marietta. held. iJ f th e pr os pec ti ve An open r·eception will be held following the wedding in Tbe Alinanac the social room uf the Mid· United Press International dlepor1 Masonic Temple . Today Is Wednesday, Dec. The Rutland Uni te d 15, the 350th day of 1976 with Methodist Women will have 16 to follow. charge with the IJride's The moon is between Its f:lUnts , Mr s. Willictm •' Approximately 65 aUcnded Meredith , Mrs. Warren last quarter and new phue. The morning stars are ll1c Christmas dinner and Pickens, Mrs . Ern c.l Mars and Saturn. · dance held Saturday night by Wliiteilc~d. and Mr·s. Denver The evening slinl are Merthe Western Boot Citizens WeiJer to be hostesses. Servcury, Venus and Jupiter. Band Club at the Racrne irrg will iJc the bridc-clcd's Those born on this date are ~erican Legion Hall. L"uusin s, Jcrm Whitehead .· under the sign of Sagittarius. · ~·ollowing lhe dirrner the Frydman, Columbus and inernbers exchanged gifts Jane arrd Juli Whitehead, . Alexandre Elffel, French .K raft American Single engineer who bulll the Paris ·~nd were errterlained liy · Reedsville. tower which bears his name, 'lFrog and the Greenhorns" was born Dec. 1~, 1832. df Athens. The hall was 8 oz . pkg. decorated in a Christmas .rllerne complete with a ·aecorated tree and colored ~ights around· th·c room. ,Turkey, ham and a variety of ~alads, vegetab les and • ;Qesserts were .served. far Smart Santaa ~' , FROM SINGER & THE FABRIC SHOP selected presented him with Birthday celebrated :Beeker-Sauer to ~ed pn Saturday ~:~ Evans AT-HOME FOOTWEAR Cantata well received Auxiliary has Thursday party • The Christmas cant.ata . ' "Prepare liim .Room. " presented SWJday by the Senior Citizens Cl10rus at lhe Pomeroy . First Baptist Olurch was well re\:eivec by the large attendance, Mrs. Carrie Neulzling, director, reports. Mrs. Hazel Thmnson was · accompanist for the chorus with Mrs. Neulzling act'OIIlpanying Mrs. Marvin Burt and Ben Philson for a duel, and Mrs. Carol Taylor who played the violin. Mrs . . Neutzllng extended apprecia· tion to Darrell Taylor lor the SOWld system, the Bapti~1 cqngregalion for the use of the church, Mr. and Mrs. William Walson, Mrs. 'Ellen Couch, Mrs. Burton Smith . and Mrs. Audrey Yow.g for their pari in serving during the social hour; Benny Skill' ner for giving out the programs; Mrs. Ethel Hughes and Mrs. Teresa Byer for serving the punch, and all those who baked cookies and assisted in other ways. PROGRAM NOTED The Christmas program of the Carleton Church,. Kingsbury Road, will be held at 7:30 ·p.m. Sunday. Santa will be on band and the young ·people_. will present -a GUESTS ENTERTAINED program. Pastor Gary. King Mr·s. Dorothy Di)~glas "Of invites the public. Lincoln Heighls entertained Friday noon with holiday dhiner honoring Mrs. June Wickersham. Other guests were Mrs. Dorinda Nardei, Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Judy Morr·is, Mrs. Marla Roush Mrs. Ann Ryther and Mary Baird. a Youth presenting / Christmas program GOOD SELECTION OF EVANS SLIPPERS I 9begift that always pleases . RADIO-TYME® Q.erll.une H and Tumed Lealher NEW HAVEN- A skil, "God Created Christmas", will be presentedby the youth of the First Church of God at New Haven Sunday al 7:30 p.m. Taking roles will be Lisa Davis~ the narrator; Jennifer Weaver, the mother; Joe Cundiff, the father; Saman· tha Maynard , Mi slec Grueser, Roger Weaver and Bart Davis, the little children; Tony Sisk, Gabriel; Dottie Roush, the second · angle; Lisa Gilland, Mary ; Thn Davis, Joseph;. Rodney Weaver, Nathan Davis and Mark Hankinson, the shepherds; Tracy Hysell, Tim Hysell and Jeff Weaver, the wisemen; Rick Ables, the inn keeper; Penny Warnsley, lhe second inn keeper ; Vicky Hysell, Eleanor Davis, Becky Reed, Julie Maxey and Margo Martin the carolHrs. Adults assist ing ar·e Delores Taylor, Patty Maynard, Otpha Fields, and Melanic Grueser·. · Breaker!Breaker! ' Gilt Certificates Available! Still time to Lay-away gift shoes! artley 's Sho 210 E. Main St. Pomeroy,Q, Open til& p.m. Every Night until Christmas COBRA 19 MOBILE Super-compact. Weighs only 2-1/4 lbs. All23·· channels. Maximum legal power. JOWL BACON.~~-~~~-~ .................,.... J~.. 39c.......!~.-.49c HOME-MADE HAM SALAD .........................'~: ggc 65·attend club. dinner .CUT-UP FROZEN FRYERS~~~~~::~ ................~~·. 59~ actjurtable squelch. Maxi- 'power. $13995 · - A v i rt ual tru c k , home , ,;~'.'~'<J.'.' Gain .- . spe aker , l.imiter squelch lbs . ~~~~~~ ..... ~ :..~}59 CHEESE ............. . 23-channels. Dynamike and mum legal · ASSORTED SLICED "The trucker's 2-way." All COBRACB BASE STATION . 79~ • . :: Senior citizens ; 1, service planned ' ' '' ; · The Rev. William Knittel, :<i:llnister of . the United ·~entecostal Church of !Middleport, said the church \Will have a senior citizen ;r.rvlce, Dec. 15, at 7:30p.m. 1may Mason and Alice Priddy ~re coordinatign the service. •; Young people of the church :Will sing Christmas carols. ;~lides will be shown oi the life .,qf Moses by Manda Eastman iand Mrs. Louise London of '.'jyracuse will speak. The iQubtic is welcome. · ~' '' ~; ASKTOWED ,. A marriage license was !Jssued to Kermit A. McElroy, •• Minersville, and Ruth H. Evans, 74, Pomeroy. ' Delmonte Spinach, •••••••• ~. 15 .oz. MANY Armour Beef Stew, •••••••••••••••• 24 oz. 49e OTHER FAMOUS SINGER MODELS ON SALE nw fOOl .N UHr , 2 for 59e SAVE '65 IUR AN EI.ASTICSTRPTr lvn ·r..-r•J.ll MACHI NE. HEG. \181.9\ I :1\hlu mn.n~·· m,Jdlinc ;d ~ul\•:J tll r'!!\ f run l d n•p-in hnhhm .mtl if hllil t·il1 bulhllllh lkr. t"arryin )! t::l ~l.' ot ~-al1 ln L' 1 l'.\11:1. For Christmas Gift Ideas, stop in soon! T~!alfs~K~~!~w~~Op~ ,-. , Simplicily Patterns . liS W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 991 -12H4 Appw~orl Authorized SHOP FOR THE BEST BARGAINS RIGHT FROM YOUR ARMCHAIR .. .IN THE PAGES OF THE Delmonte French Green B•ans, ......... ,,,,16 oz. 2/59~ Peter Piper . .~ . i 1 ,, Hot Banana Peppers, ............ ~. 16 oz. 59e The perfect j:Jase station lor all your Cll operations. Includes separate meters for modulation ~d RF power/signal strength. • EXclusive Cobra Ornamike gain control • Delta Tune • PA OUtput • Switchable noise limiting and Squelc~ • RF Gain Control NOW ONLY Reynold's Aluminum Foll, ....... 18"x25' 69' Nescafe .lnstQint CoHaa, .........JO oz. •2.79 · limit one Whitney Light Tuna, .............. , 6.5 oz. 69e The Daily Sentinel Kraft Grape Jelly, .................. 11 . . oz. 59~ PHONE 992·2156 ·' ·' ~. l>unchesthrough loud and clear. . " ~ Dea COBRA89 DUJU,METER ' R1cine, 949-2020 o. The Eighth District , American 'Legion AUilliary, party al the Chillicothe VeteraM Hospital was held Thursday with 125 veterans attending. Over 40 Auxiliary members from over the Eighth District attended including Mrs. Velsla Roush, Mrs. Mary . TRUSTEES TO MEET The . next meeting of lhe Orange Township Board of Trustees has been set for 7 p.m, on Dec. 30 at the home of clerk, Nina Robinson, Route 2, Coolville. Hoo\'c.'r and Mrs. Erma H<rr dri cks. of Middleport Umt 128 ; Mrs. Gemma Casci and Mrs. Grace Pratt of Pomeroy Unit 39, and Mrs. Luta Hampton, Middleport ·Unit 263. Taken from Meigs County units . were loot bags with pens , pencils, combs, ~ro ckers , note pads, stamps, Christmas"cards, dilly bags, homemade fudge, cookies and fruit. The district sent two decorated cakes. Hospital both rncf Holttr Medlral Center (Dlsrhargcs, De<·. 14) Bertha Braden. Gladys Byerl y, Harlan Conley, Karen Dansrhroder, Patrid1:1 Denney , Gerald F.step, Helen ~' arl ey , VI rgi e Hoffma n, Karla Holsinger, Rosa Imes, Mrs. Dnvid Payne and daughter, Mrs. Kevin Rice and dau ghter, Mrs. Edward Russell and so n, Flora Shoemaker, Edith Stapleton, Mrs. John 1l10mpson and son, John Thompson, Edgar Zuspan. j8lrthH, Der. 14) Shower fetes couple MiSS Suslr Andrews and cake. salad, mints, coffee and Ro~e r Karr were honored iced tea were served to Mrs. reeentty with a shower at the Clarence Andrews, Mrs. Paul horne of his grandmother, Karr, Mrs. Clyde Andrews , Mrs . J enn ings Wayland , Mrs. Purley Karr . Hostesses were the groom· Laurie Wayland, Trtsha and elect's sisters, Mrs . Put Donnie Spencer, June! Mora, Morr issey and Mrs . Ron .Edn a Wood, Helen Wolf, Spencer. Games were played Bertha Smith, Judy Mora, with pmes going to the Jackie Frost. Dorothy Karr, winners. The gift tablr wos Mary Jo Buckley, Jane Ann ce ntered beneath n red Karr. Betty Dean, Melanie umbrella with while Stethem, Jenny Machlr, Slna st reamers. A bride replieu Murphy , Diann Karr, Twlla Buckley , Kathryn Mora,. Mr. and Mrs .. Ja mes decorated the table: Kuh\ and M'ary Bunny After the couple opened Clifford, daughter, Pomeroy ; Newell.. their gifts , refreshments of Mr. and Mrs. James Perry,son, Vinton. �• 12- The cellySentlnei,Middleport..P(IIIII'Of,O., Wednelday,Dec 1~. 1976 Canfof.'flumkl, •, ' WANT AOI ~NCERE THANKS to the dl)('for INfO.MATION DEADLINES P . M . DIY Before- and staff of Arcadia Nursil'lg $ Home . Ewing Funeral HoMe . Pu.blicaHon . pollbeon.r1o, Ae11 . S1eve Wilson , Lad 1es Fellowship of Do,cos U. . h J f M. Churc:h 1or.' e wo.n vet u1 dmner : all rtlotlvt$. ne1ghbors and friends who helped in any woy during the illness and deothofJomesf.Jackson Lau ro Citcle . . vor Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds L' I ,.,t tl'te r ight to t'dlt or. re jec t anv IdS d'tmed Ob · ltct lona l. The pub liShe r will not be respons i ble for th•n one Incorrect •nserflon . RATES For Want Ad Snvlce PUBLIC NOTICE Sl7S .OOO .OO is avatlab le to 5 ctonts per w~rd one insertion . • M inim um Charge Sl QO 14 cents per word three c onsecut lv~ Insertions . 26 ce nts r,~r wotd six consecutl v~ nse.rt lons . 2S. Per Ce n t Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. --------------------~------------ -- Autu lial~e FOUND · one bird or hunting dog Please call ond Identify . Phone 99'1·Jlb5. 2 SIGNS OF HdpWantcd QUAUlY GUARANTEED JOBS·LOC.A liON $374 40 'mgle, $502.80 mor · rted. Army Recrut ltng. Cal l Col· lect (6 14) 593-30'12 Of 385 -b318. · Business Services · Pomeroy Motor Co. HOME IMPROVEMENT Protect your Aerial Commercial Schools KEN GROVER PHOlOGRAPHY · · cecn· I -- Weddings ·AL TROMM .CQNST. f»OLY-FO_A.M . FAIRit: 981-4111 Chnltr, Olllo 10·11·1 mo ( Pdl FREE Tl TES fioancio& AAillblt Blown into-l lttlct Racine, - S11111 IIIRDOWS AWIINUI SIDI~SOFFIR G!JITEIS.AIIIIIN~. _ On . CENTRAL 'REALTY CO. · • M. L. Kelly Pr esi dent of ~o un c il , ( 12) 15, 22, 21C ' ·. Attest ; Gene Grete Clerk M . L. Kell y Pr esi dent of Council f12 l 15. 22. 2rc PROBLEMS? Lot "'moroy Ltndmerk sollon & condition your Wlflr UC.XVt· 5 MONTH OLD Registered Irish Seller lor sole, $50. Phone 992-3565. CHESTER · - .· Pomeroy Undmld It Jock W. C..rsey, Mgr. Phone m.2111 · • ' Ever dream of owning your own golfcourse? Here's your chlnce for you or your friends ONLy 1279,95 1.11 us . test your wotor Fl'lt. outbuildings, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm prlced to go. Located neer Chester, cell hlr, appt. 2 '·; ACRES level IOnd. ,,, mile from Rut land on New limo Rood. Phone 742-2930 or offer 5 p .m. 12 ACRES in Donvill ~ . 992-7791 ahertfp.m. Pho11e to own • nlee rolling golf course, SO'h acres, 9 greens, nice modern club hoUI4, outbuilding wlth all spraying and seeding equipment, nllds some mowlng and e · little repelr wor~ on golf course. This could bt purchased with the 113 ecres listed above and developed Into a beautiful 18 hole golf cour.•. call for appt. · .CALL JIMMY DEEM.949-238i . . >lol06 53 >lo9 2 .H BECAUSE I NEEC> SOME?THIN6 TO CAli!~ 1'H' MEAT IN AFTEli! I BUTyHER "TW CRITTEli! . 11·"-1 mo. " A832 • 10 91 >1o A K 81 DIDN'T l TEl.L 'lOU WE'D BE EAiTING VEN ISON, OSCAR? Norlh·South vulnerable hour Dependable Furnace Service. Oil or Ga~ Burners .... West North East So uth •• 2• 2N T Pass Pass Pass 24 Pass 3 N. T. Pass c hance Today 's hand Is an e~ample ol a Bath coup varia11on . North's two-spade call is one those modern cue bids designed to announce a good hand. North happened to have first round spade control and some ideas lor a slam, but he didn't have any great slam m· terest. • South's two-notrump rebid ought to have shown a better spade holding th an jack· small , but South Just wanted to discourage any slam ideas his partner might have. North of UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE s, .• . •....... .,.,..,._nat_ - PICKENS HOWE. ...,BUCI<5! lMOIIDER wHE!lE HE Rf~llY WENT ·· 1 HAD A HUNCH HE WENT TO CHECK ON-TliAT MINE·· FUNN'( ·· •' -Portland, 0 . -- . - - ..104·1 mo . VOICE LITTLE 843·2165 ...........M No WORO FROM HI M ~­ ~.,..--'~···; BRADFORD , Auc ti oneer, Com· plete Service Phone 949 -2487 or 949-2000 Racine , Oh1o , Cnll Bradford ELWOOD DOWERS REPAI R Sweepers, toasters. iron s, a ll sma ll opplionces l awn mower , nex t to State H1ghwoy Goroge on Route 7. •Phone (61.4) 985· 3825. REMODE LING P!umbmg heating ond oll lypes of general r epo tr . Work guaranteed 20 yea rs ex penence. Phone 992-2409 SEWING MACHINE Repairs. ser · vtee - all mak es. 991 -22B4 . Th e Fabr •c Sh op , Pom e r oy . Authomed Singer Soles a nd Service. We shorpen So ssors .··....' . MOBILE Home Repot r, Elec pl um bing an d healing. Phon e . 992-5858 . ELECTRONIC T V CLINIC , New T.V. shop. Electronic TV. Cli nic Servtce call , $5 95 . Ca lor 8 & W antenn a system!' ster.e os et, , 572 South Third, Middl eport Phone 991 -6306. Ca riy in and so~em~~!_ - - - - - - · · WILL TRIM or cut lrees and sh rubber y. Phone 742-3167 or 949- by. THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 5 Capitol I Taunts fellow 6 Buckel !abbr.) handle 6 Maestro's 10 " ... form aid - perfec t 7 Like tmeeldy ) ·Union" II Partner 8 Not well 12 Italian 9 Ca ustic Yuletide substance 13 Prayer greeting word 12 wds.) II Wylie's 15 Poet 1sm 16 Domingo 15 German ' or Gedda' ' Christmas 17 Violin carol -~ artisan 12 wds.) 18 Catnip 23 Hwnble 19 Baseball 21 Girl's name league %5 Not fit (abbr.) 26 Farned 20 ~'rench archer composer 28 Tippler 21 Join forces 29 Proofread· ing marks 30 Do a Yuletide task (3 wds. ) 33 Nigerian tribesman 31 French Yuletide greeUng (2 wds. ) 41 Presenlly 42 U.fty perch 43 Dependent 41 Towel Iabrie DOWN I Gift of 2 Luau baking pol 3 Bleachers' cry I Marine bird BORN LOSER 2545. ·- -- ---.·--- -HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex· COIIOiing, septiC syst e m s. do:r:e r . back hoe , dump truck , hmeslone. grove L blacktop pav in g, Rt U3. Phone 1 (b 14) 698-733\ . ----~----- lAST CHRISTMAS AUCTION. Sole. Lo ts of new merchontdse toys an d g1fts. Thuf sd oy ntght , 6:30 p.m . ot the Auction House. Hor · ton St ., Ma son, W.Va. 7<2·2348 CARPENTER. flooring ce iling. p on eli n~. P.hone 992- 27.5 9 .~ DOZER work and weldin g. Con· loCI Jomes Parsons. Rl. 1, Racine , on Carme l Rood If. flli•••llli••••-.. SAVE ON CARPETING SINil No. 185 - 3 home with heating new overlooking $40.900. r iver . No. acre. .fl!rm, 3 91 Price bedroom home, several outbui ld ings on paved road. Price $0,000. We have severa l business properties for sale. Call for further Information 104 W. Mlln Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Call 992·7133 CONTACT: Lois Peuley Brench Mlnagor IlL ABNER Rogullr$1~. 95 $10.~ . Sq . Yd. Evorydey money Good choice colors. 12or15FI. I' .. ' .' Gr.en, gold, red. blue, rutf. Do It your sell, with podding, $7.95 sq. yd. With podding lnotolled Sl.ts squere yerd. TELL Rutlond.. p house 26 Arctic explorer 27 Table scrap 29 Late Chinese VJ.P. Day" 36 Totem pole 37 Born (Fr.) 38 Hockey great 39 Norse health goddess 10 Grassy 31 Municipal V.l.P. 32 Tendency 34 Jabber,_...,._.,...;i.:ji:.:.:. NH ... • Close Sat. At 5 p.m. . • 4 ' ' 'iOV DON'T SEEM TO [()~NT TO SETTER ~OVRSE;lF ... 'IOUJUST SEEM TO W.~T TO STM LIKE 'IOU ARE FOR T~E REST OF ~OVR . LIFE ; 1 11 THAT'S NOT TRUE ,.\CTV.\LL'i, [ HAVE 616 PL-'NS ... q • GETTING ASOUT FIVE OF REAL GOOD ACRES :; 6CTTOM LAND ... ·tillN4)LD GIRAT-t '· '~ M 601N6 TO ~tART fN · ·; • 1' THU RSDAY , DECEMBER 16, 1t76 6:00-Su nrlse Semester 10. 6: 1s-Farm Report 13. 6:20-Not For Women Only 13. 6:*-News 6; Sunrise Semester 8: Urban League 10. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morning , West VIrginia 13. 6:5s-Good Morning . Trl Stall 13 . 7:00-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, Amorlca 6,13: CBS News B; Chuck White RepQrls 10. 7:0s-Bugs Bunny s, Friends 10. 7·30--Schoolles 10. 8·00-Lasale 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8.10: Slsame St. 33. 8:30--Big Valley 6. 9:00-A .M. 3: Phil Donohue 4.15.13 ; Lucy Show 8: Mlko Douglas 10. 9:*-Cross·Wits 3; One Lite to Llve61Good Day 8. 10:00-San ford & Son 3,~ . 15 : Pr ice is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13 . 10: 15-General Hospital 6. 10:3(t-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15. 11 :00-Wheel of Fortune 3,15: WH kday 41 Edge ot Night 6; Double Dare 8,10: Morning with D.J . 13: Elec . Co. 20 . ' n ·30--Sumperp,4,15; Happy Days6,13; Love of Lift 8, 10; Seseme St. 20 . 11 :ss-Take Kerr 8; Ms . Flxlt 10 12 :00-News 3.6,8,10: Don Ho 13: Bob Baun 4: 50 Grand Slam 15. 12 :30--Gong Show 3.15: All My Children 6,13: Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12 .55-NB C News 3,15.1:00-Somerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Concentration 81 Young & the Restless 10: Not For Women Only 15. 1:3()-..Days of Our lives 3,4,15: Family Feud 6,13: As The World Turns 8,10. 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Olnah 6. 2:30--0octors 3,4,15; One Lite to Llvo 13: Guiding light 8, 10. 3·oo-Another World 3,4,15: All In The Family 8,\0: Antiques 20. 3:1s-General Hospital 13. 3:*-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8,10; Lilies Yoga & You 20. 4:00-Mister Corloon 3; Mercus Welby, M.D. 4: Somersel 15; Howdy Coody 6; M1ckey Mouse Club 8; Sesame St . 20,33; Movie "The Big , Store" 10; Dinah 13 . 4:30--My Three Sons 3; Emergency One 6 ; Pertrldge Family 8: Fllntstones 15. 5:00-Big Valley 3: Merv Grlflln ~~ Brady Bunch 8: Mister Roge•s 20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:30--News 6: Family Affair 8: Elec. Co. 20.33; Adam · 12 13. 6:00-News 3,~,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6: loom 20: Consumer Experience 33. 6:*-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Grlffllh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lod!le 20 ; lTV Utilization 33. 1·00- Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell fhe Truth 4: Bowling for Dollars 6; Muppet Show 8; News 10: To Tell the Truth 13: My Three Sons 15: Anyone for Tennyson? 20; Gelling On 33. · 7:30--Hollywood· SQuares 3,4; Ohio . State Lottory 6: Price Is Right 8: MacNell·Lehrer 20.331 Wild Kingdom 10: Nashville on The Road 13: Dolly 15. 8:00-0lck Van Dyke 3,4,15: Welcome Back, Kotter 6,13 ; Wellons 8,10: Visions 20; Mesterploce Theatre . 33. 8:*-Barney Miller 6, 13. · 9:oo-Best Sellers 3,4, 15; Tony Randall 6, 13; ·Hawaii Flve.Q 8; Vision! 33; Oral Roberts' Chrlllmos Dreem 10. 9:*-Nency Walker 6,131 Jeanne Wolf With 20. 10:110-Gibbsvllle 3,4, 15; ABC News Close·Up 6,13: Barnaby Jones B: Chrlslm•• at Home wlth the King Family 10; News 20. 10 :30--Woman 20. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15; MecNell ·lehrer Report 33 . L....L_.::.._ _ _ _J_I "l · s . . .. \1001.\.ft fi}1t 'jjl THATICRAMILID WOIIDQAIII .. ~ ~ ~~· byHtnrl NrdctlndBobiM : . Unocramblt theM lour J u -. · one letter to tech tquatl'1to form fouronllnaryWOfda. I KLANF -~ I I I 0 I ,.,,..., .... Ct-._ work It: N .... ._.... I I IXJ I I I I tJ HODISM QLHC OBC •·tr f"UTON 10 "HID!' MARK60F · OWNE~~HIP. CWDTCVVCE OTKOB. - LZPYC X CTS LR LOV VB CQQCS ., BARNEY ''· '' ' ~ Yestenlay's Cryptoquote: 0 ·BROTHER MAN ! FOLD TO THY HEART THY BROTHER. WHERE PITY DWEW, THE PEACE OF GOD IS THERE. - WHI'ITIER ,; ' , () 1976 K.ln1 f-ealuru Syndleue. lne . ~ 1 .1.1. 11 : 30--Johnny Car11011 3,4 , 15; Streets of San Francisco 6,13: Kojok 8; Mary Hartman 10: ABC News 33. '12 :00-Movle "The Bishop's Wile" .10; Janakl 33. 12 :30--Movle "Sapphlre' l l . 12:40--0an Augusl6,13 . 1:00-Tomorrow 3.4. 1:50-News 13. AXYD LBAAX R J, ONGFELLOW LV DNCZ WIN NIE WHAT(5 Hf\PPEN IN6! • 7~2-2ii1 22 Clergymun 's 35 "- Clear CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how· to COC,TRPQ . N•wt~ CRYPTOQUOTES MEAN- DIANA 1 1/<AYe£ WHILE... WE BHOULD ... . ·•. , ARr hints. Ea(" h dny t he code le tt ers ar e different. FURNITURE •••••••••• RUTLAND Yesterday 's Answer apostrophes, the length and formati on of th e words are all WINNIE I • N. Y, 10Q 1g) stands for an other. In thi s sample A Ia u sed f or t h e three L 's, X f ot· t h e t wo O's, eLc. Sin gl e l etters. RUnAND Thursday 8 tll12 noon (For a copy ol JACOBY MODERN , sand $1 to· " W1n a t B r idge. " clo this newspapsr. P. 0 Box 4Bg. ABdiO Ct fy Srarion, I lew York One leltcr simply • ~ FRIDAY TIL 8 .} -· •• •• • ., HAIL Y le TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSUL Til NT ~·;~:'~;:ecr· • • . ·' C..ll7~2-2211 ... .•• e e ' IIYir. 501 NYLON 742-2211 •AKx xxli ¥ x .A Ku: .. Kx Our right hand opponent has opened with four hearts. We are vulnerable and he is nol. We bid lour spades. We may be landing miles deep in the soup, bu t we are far more hkely lo find ourselves win· nlng game and rubber. h.-++- lNS)ALLED Bedroom alder· system. wiring and plumbing, open fron t porch 181 - Hl-1.0 SHAG .hilt i ;.k - - An Ontario reader wants to know what we do with : ~a1M'H#' EXCAVATI NG , do2er , loode 1 ond EXCAVATING BAC KHOES, backhoe work . dump truck s DOZER , TRENCHER. lOWBOY, and lo-boys for hire: wtll hau l DUMP TRUCKS Bill PULLINS, ftll d1rt . to so\1. l1meston"ll a nd .PHONE ~2·2478, DAY OR grove l Coil Bob or Roge r JefNIG HT . fers. day p~on e fi91 -7089 , n1 ght phone 992·3525 or 9'12 · NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY . Good t1mc to hove those kit che n 5232 cobin eb buill mlo your hou se. EXCAVA TING , dozer , backhoe We hove good carpenters to [oy and dttc her . Ch arles R. Hoi · · tt1e m o ut ond butld them in fteld , Bock Hoe Service Coli Guy Net gler. 949 - 2~ __ Rut land, Ohio . Phone 7-42-2008, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Sewtng SE PTIC Systems installed by Mochm es cleaned , oiled ohd ltcensed msto\ler Shepard ad ju sted $4 98 . 5ew mg Contractor s. Phone 742 -2409 . Cente r , Middlepo rt , Ohio. -----SE PTIC TANKS cleaned . Mode rn Sonttol ion , 992 -3954 or W7· 2428. WILL do roofing . cons trucllon plumbing ond heating. No job to o Iorge or too smoU Phone for success. ~~~~ Opening lead - K • By Oswald & James Jacoby . em ploymenl . A ll welfare and aid f or lhf Sec . VIII : All OnJinance5 in ag ed ca ses by St ate , Cou nty , con flict with this Ordinance or townsh ip shall be 150.00 bOMeS . are hereby repealed . Sec . IX. This Ordinance Sec . II Thi s Ordlna nce·sha/1 shall tak ~ effect and be In take effect and be l in force fOr ce from anct after January ' from and aft er December 13 , 1976 I , 1977. Passed th e 13th day of Pcn5ed t he 13th day of Oecembel' 1976 December 1916. EAST • 9 76 " J9 74 t 6532 ALLEYOOP 949·211~ Ph. HZ-3!!3 110.1 m9. WEST SOUTH 101 ... I CAME HOME 20. 10 :00-Mac Davis 3,4,15 ; Charlie'• Angels 6; News 20: To Be Announced 33. 10:*-Book Beat 33. 1i.OO-Newo 3,4,6,13,15; MocNtll·Lehrer Report 33. 11 =*-Johnny Car""'13,4,15: Rook los 6,1 3; Nows 8,10: 12 :3o-Movle " Treasure of San Gennaro" 10 was discouraged a nd settled for three notrump. Three notrump played by North would be the normal contract for his hand and it would go right down alter East opened a spade So uth as declarer had a really good chance lo make it. He ducked the king of spades lead and If Wesl had sh ifted lo any other sui t or had led a low spade everything would have come up roses lor South . After long sludy Wesl decided thai his on ly chance would be lo continue with the queen of spades and hope to pickle South's jack so West led the qu een and ended South' s 15 • K Q 10 8 2 . " Q 10 t A6 Ohio Sauare Yord tnstelled David Parsons, OWner LARR1,.W~DER ~ HARD WATER NORTH • A 53 "K 8 5 t K QJ7 "'QJ 7 ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING '6.95 111-100011$ IEPI.ICI.EIIT 7:30-$1110.000 Name That Tune 4: Motch Geme PM 6: $25,000 Pyramid 8; MacNeii·Lehrer 20.33: Brook the Bank 13: Wild Kingdom 15. 8:00-John Davidson 3,4,15: Bionic Woman 6: Gun. smoke 8: Nova 20,33: Good Tlmes 10; Rodeo 13. 8:*-Jeffersons 10. 9:00-Doan Me rlin 3.4,15: Borella 6; Movie " The Geteway" 8,10: Dance ln Amerlce J;J ; Soundstage 12:<0--My$tery of the WHk 6.13. 1:00-Tomorrow J,-4 . 2:10--News 13. Bath coup goes down drain IW:INE CARPET SHOP lnsuliliDn Senicas Hubbard's GreenhouSe 9a_ Ai& VEfl.Y. VER.Y III/RON6 ! WIN . AT BRIDGE EN6L/'}H1 NOTICE Clertt .' 12:00-Mdvle "Gunfight al the O.K. Corral" 8: Mary Hortman 10: JKnakl 33. I'lL HZ.Z174 "lllllln DIREr.T FABRIC SALES 1. Pomeroy Landmark LOOK! rM JU$T A THICK·5KULLED MALE WITH NO F&M ININ ~ INTU ITIOM! .•. CAIJT '>UU TELL 1,\E WHAr'5 601~6 ON·· IN PL/111'/ BUT IF VOU COULD GEE HOW HE'$ I!>EEIJ i!>E'HAVIN" l.ATE?LYVOU'D KNOW 50ME'THIN C. WA!> (61~) Sak. TEAFORD 1 PHOlOGRAPHY invntment plus edd to the veluo of yOur homo. Trust those necessary fix -It, room addition end romoclollng jobs to your frlondly , neighborhood, quollfltd builder. " WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1976 5:00-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin •: Brady Bunch 8: Mloter Roaers 20.33: Ster Trek 15. 5:*-Secret Santa Contlnues6: Family Altair 8: Elec. Co. 20.33: Adam -12 13. · COO-News 3,4,8,i0,13,1l ; Zoom :Iii? Teaching Children 33.~ ' 6:30--N BC Newo 3 , ~.15: ABC News 13: News o: CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge L~e 20: Lil ia s Yoga & You 33. 7:00-0ral Roberli' Christmas Dream 3: To Tell lhe Trijlh 4; Bowling tor Dollars 6: Pop Goes the Country B: News 10; To Tell I he Trulh 13: My Throe Sons I 5: Consumor Surviva l Kit 20: Sportspage 33. PROFESSIONAL lund programs ot direct social 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 13995 ser v ices to persons ove r the Loc&tl owner car, green finish, green vinyl roof, radial age of 60 Any governmental GUARANTEED JOBS; Location , w.w tires, air cond .• V-8, with automatic P. steedng & agency or public or private $374.40 stng le, ,$502.80 mar · brekes. · nOn prof i t corp oration in the ried , Army Recruittng , (014) follo w ing counties is eligib le to 593 -3012, coli C ollect,. ... submit proposa l s : A tn ens. 197~ DATSUN l2195 Hoc k ing. Me i gs , Monroe , 210 2 door, loco! car, 4 speed trans., 44,200 miles, good CARD OF THANKS 0 and ~P e rry and NobJe. tires, dark green finish , reel economy . I. OBITUARY washington . Dead li ne for Fur Sal• S2.00 for 50 wor d. su bmtlttng Is January 3, 1977 . Pr olec t budget s will CO\Ier l-m lnl..m...!.! m, 1973 CAPRICE~ DR . HT 5299S aifdltlonal word 3 COAL. limestone . and ca lcium "Wt C.rt11 only .!he pertod of June 1. 19 77 Local 1 owner car,blk. vinyl roof, Grein Interior, cen ts . chloride ond coldu m brine for FrH Es1 . Work Guor. to May Jl. 1978 Proposals wh lte.well tires, elr, automatic, power steering & BLIND ADS dust cont rol ond special mndng musl be su bm i tted on the Rutland 12·9·1 mo. 7~2-2321 Additional 2Sc Charge brakes. for mat dev eloped for thiS sa lt lor former s Main Street , per Adve r f/5emtnt . pu r pose Pr.ority services Pomeroy . Ohio or phone 992 OFFICE HOURS i nclud e l nformat ton and 38'11 8 : 30 am . to 5 .00 p .m R eferrttl . Tran s portat ion , Dally. 8 :30 am . to 11 · oo Escort , Outreac h and Home _ 1971 HONDA CL -.450 12.000 Noon Sat urday SNvices. Res idential Repatr miles siS$ )' bar. crash ba rs , UPHOLST£~Y . Phone toda y 992.;,2 156 and Renovatron and Legal and pull bock handle bars , new life oth er Counseling and Assis t ond sealS. Scr ambler s1de For sofa, cbl•r CDshktn1, 1 an ce Servi ces . Oth er services NOTICES pipes $650 Call 949 -2480, mottressos, padding. Ieite I may a lso be ed dr essed Di r ec t ATTN .: II in qu ir ies and r equ ests for thE hlr campers. Variety ol POTATOES :0nd pumpk'irn . C. W. ALL HOUSIWIVES pr oposal f or mat to · sires. Praflin . Por tl and , Ohto . Phone All Yard Sa ln, Rummage , Ms . M arv Alice Varne r Velvets, nylon prints,· 843-2254 . Porc h and Basement Porc h Are a AQency on Aging No a Real Eo.tat• for herculons, vinyl solld5, and Auto Sale• and Banment Sales etc . Buck eye Htlls-Hocki ng Va ll e\ ,COAL lor sole, Open 6 days per m u st be pa id In ad~ance fancy prlnb, ucessorlts. Reg t onal Developme n week ond even•ngs. For fu rther 1969 NovO , extra sharp new HOMESITES for sale , 1 ocre and Get Yours In early by Dist rlcl. :410 St Clai r But ldlng up Middlepqri. near Rutland . information col i (6 1.4 ) 307 -7338. poi nt bucke t seats. oir shocks , sto pping by our office ~ t' 716 Putnam Str eet. Marielt a The Da lly S~ nflnel. Tl l Col l992·748 1. "Jia Main Stroet fllOgs . Phone 949·2480 OhtO 45750, ( 6141 374 -9436 APPlE S. FITZPATRICK ORCHARD . Court St . or writ ing 80)( Pl. PIIISinl NEW J bed room house. '2 baths, STATE ROUTE 689 PHO NE 1908 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC 129 , Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 ( 121 8, 15, 'lie Ph. 67!1-3469 1 acre, Mtddleport , oil elec WilKESVIllE (61<)669-3785 with your remittance Phonf! 991 5535.· _ _ ___J 9:30..5:00 Dally close to Rutland. Phone 992FULLER Bru~h Products lor sol.e 1973 PINTO Run -A-Bout . 4 speed , Tl118 :000 Fridays 7481 ORDI NAN CE NO . 1048·76 low mdeoge, ex cellent condt · Phone99'2·3.. 10. An Or dinanc: e to es tabli sh lnM.,mury !ton , re o l sho rp . Ph one SMAlllarm for sole. tO% down CAMPER , $600. Also . horse V illag e lObs and wage r ate s, owner f inanced. Monroe Coun· 992·2386 and es hblhhing l ega l IN MEMORY of Noro Ror iden who lra•l er , $450 Phone (614) b98 · ty , W. Va PhOne {304) 772· holiday s, 11acati ons an d sick 3290. 197 1 LTD oi r conditioned . p.b . dte d 4 yrs ago todoy . 3102 or (304)112·3227. FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR leav e. ps. exce ll ent cond1tton . Phone There is a li n~ deeth ca nno t PEARCE SIMPSON C.8. base sta YOUR HOME In pots end Co mmercial proper ty opprox 17 hanging baskets tro m 75c 992·3<42. sever. tion Phone ' 2 47·'2684 aft~H 5 Be il er d a in~d b y t h e ceres, level land, loco led at to SS.OO . Also . lay away Co uncil ol the Village of lo ve and remembrance lost pm 1969 CADILLAC Sedan Oe ... ille Tuppers Ploms on Ohto Route ~OINSETTIAS now tor forever . Mtdd leport as f ol l ows : four door, whi te sidewal l ltres. CHRISTMAS . 6000 10 7 Phone (614) 667 -6304 Corl Bern ard ond grondch•l dren CHRISTMAS fREE S. Main St . Sec . J That th J! fo ll owi ng power steering . power brak es. choose from. PERFECT flutlond wag e sc a le Is ~ ereby adopted FOR GIFTS In red , Wh i te powe r seots , om & fm rQdio , 3 bedrooms. I'!, baths Iorge llv· lor emp lo yees o f th e Vil lage of tng room . dt mn g room ond ktl · and pink . S3 00 to S6 00. '20 cltmate con trol E~tce ll ent co n· LARGE ElECTRONIC orga n ond Middlepo r t : Notice• pet . off on 10 or more. chell , tull y carpeted . Phone bench . 2 keyboards leslte dition l oca l awt;'ler Phone Ch1ef of Police , 5731 .00 per 992-3129. or 992-5434 Speak er, beautiful cabine t 992 24 13. $1,444.44. mon th THE RACINE Fi re Deportment w1ll Regular Patr olman Also. 35 m m .· camera . 1· 1.5 have a gun shoot Sa t urday at 1970 DODGE POLARA . Phone 59 acres . b room h9use both 5 vears or more serv ice . lens elt'tro telephoto lens ond pa r tly carpeted , l wo out6:30 p . m or thett bu ddmg m 992·5478. SJ. 30 per hour flosh otfochmenl Got l Mt ll er. buildtngs. dug base ment , Ba shon ' 1 year to 5 years servtce . SJ IS phone 992 -3196 1HAVE o 1972 von for sal e Equ1p· Phone 992-577' one- th ird tillab le m tnerol per hou r NOW occept tng iono student s. ped lor co mpany In number I Syr~~tcuse, Ohio nghts located ne or Dan111 lle . L ess th an 1 year service . CHRISTMAS PONIE S lor ch tldren begtn ners tn l medt otes. od· sho pe. Phone 992 -3305. SJ 00 per hour Reduted fo r qu tck sol e, Catl {614 )bqa.J290. vollced tuden s. Ca ll 992El<t r a Police, $1 95 per hour $23,500 Phone 741 -2766 • 19bB tt1ree -fourth ton JEEP truck , 7270 . BEEF CATTLE , 30\ eoch , good hoy Stre et Emp loyees 36 in cop, bunks cook stove . NEARLY •lew ol elec home, full s yea r s or more ser vice . IN TE RV IEWS wi be held Mnday rake Al so set of 16.5 runs for ref. trlr . package , $2150 Wi ll 'SJ 13 per hou r base ment. for sole by owner . Ford or Chev rolet th ree -fourth Nov . 12 1976 star t ing at 11 00 COU NTRY fa rml and w ith seclud· trade . Phone 985-.. 227 1 year to 5 yea r s se r vice Rutla nd area. Phone 742-2531 h stainles s t1ub ton truck wtt om . o'cloc k tn the off ice at the ed woods , wa ter ond goo d oc · S2 .99 p er hO ur Pt1on e caps Call 992 -7201 or 992 -3309 1970 Mustang Grandt TUPPERS PLAIN S OHIO Three Meigs C-t~ unl y Commtss tone rs L ess than 1 year se r vice. cess 111 Monroe Cou nt y W Va. ~2 · 3160 or 9n-611b. S2.85 p er ho ur bedroom house fam ily room , Cour l Hause , Pomeroy Oh to CONSOLE S T EREO - ~ADI O t:Qm$1 ,000 down , col i (J04 ) 772· Pool & Par k Direc t or , fi repl ace . .2 bot t1s, dt shwosher, for arc hitects w ho ore on the binoti on am-fm rad.Jo . Ba lan ce V AN . 1976 DODGE . ca rpeted 3102 or (3041172-3227 . $404 .25 pe r m onth range . ga rbag e di spos al oppro~e d Its ! of Stole At · $103 46 or tll' rms. Ca ll 992 - 3~b5 . new t 1tli!S, 6 cy l. standard, w dl L i f eguar ds. S l 35 per hour carpet. sun deck , Iorge lo t chllech (Pub lic Works State of se ll or •rode for second car. Secre ta ry to Mayor . S3t4 00 $26 500. Phone (b l -4) 667 -6304 . "" Ohio) f or the proposed mul tt · .WESTERN FLYER 10 spee d bike . '27 Phone (614 ) 593 -681 7 alt er b per month tnches. l tk e new Co ii 992·31Bq pur pose locdi l y for Mvtgs Ex tr a Clertca l Help , $7 97 2 ACRES OF land at Wtldwood p "' . Co unty. Please col i fo r appo.nt CHRISTM AS TREES Beoutllu l Planper hour Estat es, $4200. Phone 992-3273 . CHEVEllE 2 door hardtop, 1968 Clerk , Ceme ter y Trustees . ment, 992-1895 tation grown Scotct1 PiM. wht te Virgil B. Sr., Reollor V-8, good co ndihon , $495. ISO JC 200 LOT for sol e tn S90 00 per mon th Spruce . Norway Spruce , Col · 216 E. Second Street PIANO IN STRU~Cl' I ON S. Ct1t ldren 's Phone 378 6J.t9 Volun teer Fi r em en , SIS .OO Syracuse Phone 992 -3714 orodo Blue Spruce . 5 to 10 leet . Pomeroy, Ohio 45169 and odults June VanVranken per year 1969 .4 DOOR hardtop Delio 88. a l ew l arg er Pric ed Phone 9'12·3325 Cou n cilmen, \4 .00 p er 992·2270. reasonably. A reas best sol&c · p.s .. p b , oir condil toning This meeti ng GUN SHOOT al th e Racine Gun hon . 12 consecul1ve years of cor ~~ tn excellen t co ndition. Board ot Pub li c A'lf airs, COUNTRY SPOT - Nice Club every Sun day , \ p m Origtnol owr1er and guaranteed tree se llmg. Bob's Market , jus t u .oo per meeting brook side lot with 3 Ass orted meat s. Cl erk , Boa r d o f P ub li c across the brt dge in Meson . mtieoge $950. Phone 992-5786 bedroom residence. Also Aff a1rs. \49 6 00 per mon th Pt1one (:304)773 ·.. 721 . doily from noon ttll7 p .m . has garage wlth 'h bath. Dispat che r . $ 100.00 per PERSON 's BODY Shop 26 Ra ilroad St., M iddlepor t woul d l i~e to FANCY CITRESS frui ts , novel mon rh and bedroom . Drilled welL remind customers that Oec . 31 Clerk . wate r Depa rt ment , ora ng es long e rtn es . S2 64 per hour ts the los t day to ~oke od· t'ur Rmt tongeloes 6 va rie ty of oppl es IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms. water & Se wage Superin · vantage of th e poi nt jobs - oil lo a ny ' quonity red. blue ond mod. bath, nat. gas F.A. tendent , SJ 10 pe r hour aver tn 1 co lor. $100 2 tone J AND 4 RM furnt shed o nd unwh1te grope s, assorted bulk furnace . Full basement ( 11 ~· ti mes o ve r 40 nours. lurni ~ h ed opt s. Pho ne 991· $125 ' without body work . Stop Chm rmos condy and nu ts S5 55 per hour with wash e r - dryer 5434 . in or pho ne 985 ·4174 for ap· POMEROY ~alrv1ew Also , lor a Ct1rls tmos gtft sugWa t er & Se wage Ass' t , hookups. Want only 15500. pointmen t. ges ti on: ex tra fami ly , frutl Hts. Lovely brick veneer, J Super1ntendent , S3 .35 pe r hour COU NTRY Mobile Home Pork , Rt baske ts .4 convenient Siles to Meter Reader , S3. 13 pe r SWEEPER AND sew1ng Machines bedroom s, ba th, modern 33, ten m1les north of Pomeroy. COUNTRY HOME - 3 hour ! 11 your needs . Ouan1ty dtskitchen, · ut i lity room, Lorge lots wt th concre te patios, Repo•r. Por ts and Suppl tes Wat e> r t. :. ewage Dept , bedrooms, mod . bath, fuel co unh ov o tl oble. Bob s Marke t. carpeting , garage, stor'age st dewolks , ru nners and off Oovis Vacu um Cleane r one Extra He lp oil F.A. furnace , nice eat-In Ju st across the bndge. Mason bldg .• porch, chain fence, half mtle up George'e Creek mee t po rktng Phone 992 -7479. 5 vear s or more servtce. Phone {304) 773·4721 . kitchen Screened -In porch Rood off Stor e Route 7 Pt1one about 1 acre. Almost new. u 13 pe r hour FURNISHED two bedroom opt ., and large large . $19,500. 1 year to 5 .,.ears service , ! ~ 14 ) 446 - 0294 . adults only . No pets . Mid S2 99 per hOur MIDDLEPORT - Corner dl eport Phone992-3874 . L ess tha n 1 year sNvtce . SHOO TING MATCH, ju st a ll Rt . 7 15 ACRES - Gas well , lol. 3 bedrooms . 2 baths. by ·poss ncar Rock Spr ings S2 85 per ho ur forced air f urna ce, 3 A VAILABLE ot Rtvers ide Apart One good used Rem ington utility R., dining R., some Mechan ic, SJ 36 per hour Cem etery, eve ry Sunday. 12 ments I bedroom $100 per bedroom renovated hom e Chain Saw no Ce m eter .,. carpeting . Storage or office noon, month, 2 bedrooms , $133. An One good used McCullough and 2 car garage . $32.500. 5 years or more se r vtce . bldg,, lorn of shrubbery, Chatn saw S7S NOTICE . Pratt' s M eal' Mkt Equal Housi ng Opportu nity . \3 . 13 pe r hou r natural gas heat, excellent On e good used Hom ell tePho ne 992 -3273 1 year to 5 years se r v ice . {Pleasant on Meat Proceu tng . NEAR TOWN - Cozy 3 neighborhood . \2 .99 pe r ho ur Chain Saw S1SO Inc .) Cus tom slaughtering on d bedrooms , nice bath , O NE BEDROOM 1.\pts , at VILLAGE RUTLAND About 4 Less !Man 1 year serOJ ic e, New Co -Op Wat er Sot process ing Re tail, w holesa le. natural gas F .A. furna ce on MANOR in M tddleport lor $104 S2.85 p er hour acres in town . Older home teners No oppo1r1 ment necessarY . Coli level lot. $22,000. Rel ief D lspa tcne r , $2 57 pe r monthly plus elec or SIJO inmodeiVC -XVI OnlyS:\1995 has 3 bedrooms. dining R., {61.4) 593·8655, hour s, 9.00 !i ll ho ur cludmg ·elec. LOWER RATES for Onl! good used G ibson Side bath, alum . siding, out 6:QO 7 Pomeroy Rood Athens Sw imm lng In stru cto r, S2 .SO SENIOR CITIZENS Conven ient SlO_O by -Side Refrigerator RIVER PROPERTY cellar, storage bldg ., Oh per hou r to shoppmg on Third and Mill New · 3 bedroom all el&c . All ex tra hour s to r nourly natural gas heat. Just Sts m Midd leport· Brand new home. Nice kitchen , dining emp loyees Will be at the $15,500.00. htgh qu ohty apa rtments See hourly r a te Wanted to Buy with glass sliding doors . POMEROY Jock W. C..rsey, Mgr. the manager at Apt . 26 or ca ll Sec II · That secr etarial , $37,500. RECREATION CENTER Phonem·2181 992 -772 1. A n Equal Housing c lerica l and -or bookkeep ing OLD furniture ice bo •es , bross - long eslabllshed doing a r ecor d . k eep1 ng hourly em Opportuni ty . bed s. woll telephones and POMEROY - 2 bedrooms, ploy ees be em ploy ed at a very good business. Low porh . or comple e househol ds GOOD USED relr igerotor , bought '2 BEDROOM mob ile home~n bath, furnace. basement, maximum of 35 hours per investment E)(cellent Write M. D. Miller. Rr . -4 . new, side by Stde . reason for Roc1 ne Area Phone 992 -5858. week , e~t:ce p t fo r an and furniture. All for only re tu rn . Pomeroy , O hio Co ii 992·771XJ emergen cy th a t sha ll aiise. sellt ng . Phone 147·3521 after .4 S12,900. 3 BEDROOM, 2 story house, com· POMEROY - 3 bedrooms. sa ld eme r gency of extra no urs CASH poid f or oil mokes and pm pletely remodel ed. new carpel, bath , basemen!, dining to be appro.11ed by Cou ncil . models of mobt le homes BUILDING LOTS - Rock FIREWOOD PHONE 742 -2131. I.. Jtchen . etc. 4 mil es north of ~\ec . 111 : The follow ing a r e room, utility space, hard. Ph one oreo code 614 -.423 ·9531 . Springs and Five Points Pomeroy on St . Route 7 , $225 tter eby declared as lega l wood floors, natural gas FIR EWOOD, $20 pickup truc k lo od l{olld~ ys for the employees of are'as. month plus utilit tes. Phone TIMBER , Pom eroy Forest Pro furna ce, storm doors and deh¥ered; $15, you pick 1t up. 9'fle V il lage of Midd lepor t : 985·33<1. ducts. Top price for standing Pt1one (304) 8B' 2 -3205. , .. windows, porch . $12,500.00. ~ew Y~ar's Dllly ; Memor ial sawtimber . Co lt Kent Hanby , WE HAVE THE HOUSE LISTINGS WANTEO lN ~ ~ y ;t In dep endenc e D ay ; ROBYN BASE C.B. rod 1o. (tube 1-446-8570. FOR YOU, CROP IN AND L:t'bOr Day ; Thlllnks g iving ;,;-·,;.;.,,.S;~E~,;CTlON OF type) w1th D-104 power mike SEE lT. Chr istma'f, Day 1..0IN S, CURRENCY. tok ens, old l ike new, Priced reasonable. 6ec . I V · That sa ld sala rie s pocke t wa tches ond chains, Phone 9.49-2322 We have now moved tO our w~ll be in eff ec t Jan uary I. Will do odd tobs . roofing , poin· stlve r and gold. We ne ed tc16.4 19)1 . new location at 216 East ti ng. gutter work . Phone 992· ANTIQUE DINING room suite, 6 and oi<W r sil ver coi ns, Bu y, sell. ~ec V : Ea ch full lime Secon St. Pomeroy. 7409. cho tr s. Phone 992 -6008 to see or trod &' Coli Roger Wamsley , em pl oyee of the Village shall 742·233 1. btt entitled to sic k lea ve In the H ECTROLUX SWEEPER, complete· EXPERIENCED BABYSITTERS tok · arrtount of one and one fourt h lng rese rvations for oil night ly reb1.ult with oil new Of· ( l"/• 1 days r.er month . and CASH ! !! for junk cors . Frye's ond hourly S!lhng lor New tochment s, $54 .95. Al so Hoover Truck on d Auto. 24 HOUR s ~al l be en tiled to accrue sa1d Year's Eve. For information, sweepe rs, ta nks or uprights, WRECKER SERVICE! Phone 5)f.k l eave up to one nundred ca11992·7rfl2. $18 Phone992-Sl4b tlNenty { 1'20J days . 742 -208 1 SPE.CIAL - 3 bedroom and attacneo garage, tiilal • ~ Sec . VI Each 'full l ime DRAPERIES, made to order . Phone electric home under construction on 'h acre lot. Owner J SINGER golden Touch N' Sew. BUYING RAW FUR N o 1. _.,ployee of the Vi lle ge, in 9..9 -2102. DoljS it al l. Zig -zogs. sews on wlllllnlsh In 30 cltys for buyer or will sell " as Is". May Mu skrol $.4 .7S: Coon $15, Mole ~u d i ng full t ime hourly r a te knits , outomottc, button holer, erflployees . shall be ent i tled mink , $15 . Ph one Geo . lake trade. Loceled neer Chesler. dur ing each y ear after the mok es design s, many othe r Bu ck ley , (614) 669·4761 offer 5 first year to two -we eks f eatures . 1us t lik e new. p .m . 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern 1'h story house, 3 br .. va cat ion , exc luding l ega l Original price, $549 95. must \!ani Sale ·dining room, fireplace, full basement, nlc:e porches and hol ida ys , w l tn pay . Em sell only $129 95 Cosh or ployees wllh f ifteen or m ore Loot and Fo.uud out buildings. Large scenic lake with green gross end t erms . Cotl 992-5146, IF YOU ha11e a servtce to offer . ars servi ce shall be enti tled pine trees around lt. Watch the large bass swim along wont to buy or sell some thing , thr ee weeks vaca t ion 'filth REWARO FOR red whit e and blu e HOUSE Lors for sale Near Meigs In the clear water. Prell)las a picture. Priced to sell ae look ing l or work , , . or y eac h yea r Mines 1 Phone 7.. 2.2746. billfol d toke n m Swisher & $37,>400.00 Sec V I I · Each employee of whatever . . you'll get results Lohse Drug Store Please lea~e CHiUSTMAS ' SPECIAl: T~rquotSe VIlla ge entitled to vacation fost er with a Sentinel Wont Ad . ol Ootl y Sentinel off1ce. $Yllll u5e th e .,a ca tion ltme in 1ew lery, 20 percent off . l ong Ri· Co11992-2156 · COOLVl LLE- Nice mod. brick home containing three tne year of en I i ttem ent or lle Shop, 248 Riverv iew Drive. bedroom•, dlnlng room. living room wlth fireplace, full 5ha 11 be pai d for any unused Pomeroy . Phone 992-3090 port ion vacation a t t he ir basement with garage; Iorge front porch, nat, gas. pr evai l ing wage ra te at the I S SU FT . ches t type free:r:e r , 2 Pctdur Sat., furnace , city woler end well weter, 1 beautiful hOme !I mP. of payment . If at t ne end yeOrs old. $150. Remtngton PLEASURE HORSES and poni es, with appro><. sv, ecrei of lend, fruit trees and shade of a n y year any such em 66 outomotic 22 rifle , model lrHS surrounding .JI. Pion!)' of gordon spoc;e, good, ):lloyee has any a cc r ued and also will buy horses and $45. Pair ol boy's ice skate s. ORDINANCE NO . 104,· 76 un used vacatton ti me, the ponies Phone (61.4 ) 696·3290, flshlng aree close by, located ln Coolvllle, Ohio. Prlced size 7. new, $5. Phone Betty Clerk shall m ake payment to An Ord inance to Amend Or Auth·Rttves . ~ 11 only $32,000. Call now. Longentflt . 985·3985 . the employee for such unused dinonce No. 1031·75 lime within th ir t Y da ys (30) Be i t or ds i ned by tne •ALl white Garmon Shepherd Pu p· co unc il ot th e Vi ll age of after th e end of th e vacation CHESTER - 113 acres farm, 80 acres tillable land, pies , l ine blooded . See Richard year Vacatton year shall Midd leport a s follow s nlce 2 story farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all ' Gilkey , Cl•fton, W . Vo . mean ea ch 12 month s pe r iod Sec . 1 Tha t Section I shall 304-113-5%2 or 173·5775. hardwood floors and , ba5ement. Barn and oth~r following the f ir st full year of Inc lude t he follow ing : Attest : Gere Grate .Television log for easy viewing M Canullat lons, cor~ec !Ions fCctPttd flrlf day of pubiiCit !on . 't. II!GULATION S Publisher reservu mor~ Sentlnei, Mlddleoort-Poooeroy, 0 .-. Wednellt!Av Oec. 15,1976 THAT'S A FINE LOOKIC\1' GOAT 'IE GOT THAR, SNUFFY /"'-"-' HE GITS TH' BEST JUNK FOOD IN TH' HOLLER �• 12- The cellySentlnei,Middleport..P(IIIII'Of,O., Wednelday,Dec 1~. 1976 Canfof.'flumkl, •, ' WANT AOI ~NCERE THANKS to the dl)('for INfO.MATION DEADLINES P . M . DIY Before- and staff of Arcadia Nursil'lg $ Home . Ewing Funeral HoMe . Pu.blicaHon . pollbeon.r1o, Ae11 . S1eve Wilson , Lad 1es Fellowship of Do,cos U. . h J f M. Churc:h 1or.' e wo.n vet u1 dmner : all rtlotlvt$. ne1ghbors and friends who helped in any woy during the illness and deothofJomesf.Jackson Lau ro Citcle . . vor Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds L' I ,.,t tl'te r ight to t'dlt or. re jec t anv IdS d'tmed Ob · ltct lona l. The pub liShe r will not be respons i ble for th•n one Incorrect •nserflon . RATES For Want Ad Snvlce PUBLIC NOTICE Sl7S .OOO .OO is avatlab le to 5 ctonts per w~rd one insertion . • M inim um Charge Sl QO 14 cents per word three c onsecut lv~ Insertions . 26 ce nts r,~r wotd six consecutl v~ nse.rt lons . 2S. Per Ce n t Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. --------------------~------------ -- Autu lial~e FOUND · one bird or hunting dog Please call ond Identify . Phone 99'1·Jlb5. 2 SIGNS OF HdpWantcd QUAUlY GUARANTEED JOBS·LOC.A liON $374 40 'mgle, $502.80 mor · rted. Army Recrut ltng. Cal l Col· lect (6 14) 593-30'12 Of 385 -b318. · Business Services · Pomeroy Motor Co. HOME IMPROVEMENT Protect your Aerial Commercial Schools KEN GROVER PHOlOGRAPHY · · cecn· I -- Weddings ·AL TROMM .CQNST. f»OLY-FO_A.M . FAIRit: 981-4111 Chnltr, Olllo 10·11·1 mo ( Pdl FREE Tl TES fioancio& AAillblt Blown into-l lttlct Racine, - S11111 IIIRDOWS AWIINUI SIDI~SOFFIR G!JITEIS.AIIIIIN~. _ On . CENTRAL 'REALTY CO. · • M. L. Kelly Pr esi dent of ~o un c il , ( 12) 15, 22, 21C ' ·. Attest ; Gene Grete Clerk M . L. Kell y Pr esi dent of Council f12 l 15. 22. 2rc PROBLEMS? Lot "'moroy Ltndmerk sollon & condition your Wlflr UC.XVt· 5 MONTH OLD Registered Irish Seller lor sole, $50. Phone 992-3565. CHESTER · - .· Pomeroy Undmld It Jock W. C..rsey, Mgr. Phone m.2111 · • ' Ever dream of owning your own golfcourse? Here's your chlnce for you or your friends ONLy 1279,95 1.11 us . test your wotor Fl'lt. outbuildings, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm prlced to go. Located neer Chester, cell hlr, appt. 2 '·; ACRES level IOnd. ,,, mile from Rut land on New limo Rood. Phone 742-2930 or offer 5 p .m. 12 ACRES in Donvill ~ . 992-7791 ahertfp.m. Pho11e to own • nlee rolling golf course, SO'h acres, 9 greens, nice modern club hoUI4, outbuilding wlth all spraying and seeding equipment, nllds some mowlng and e · little repelr wor~ on golf course. This could bt purchased with the 113 ecres listed above and developed Into a beautiful 18 hole golf cour.•. call for appt. · .CALL JIMMY DEEM.949-238i . . >lol06 53 >lo9 2 .H BECAUSE I NEEC> SOME?THIN6 TO CAli!~ 1'H' MEAT IN AFTEli! I BUTyHER "TW CRITTEli! . 11·"-1 mo. " A832 • 10 91 >1o A K 81 DIDN'T l TEl.L 'lOU WE'D BE EAiTING VEN ISON, OSCAR? Norlh·South vulnerable hour Dependable Furnace Service. Oil or Ga~ Burners .... West North East So uth •• 2• 2N T Pass Pass Pass 24 Pass 3 N. T. Pass c hance Today 's hand Is an e~ample ol a Bath coup varia11on . North's two-spade call is one those modern cue bids designed to announce a good hand. North happened to have first round spade control and some ideas lor a slam, but he didn't have any great slam m· terest. • South's two-notrump rebid ought to have shown a better spade holding th an jack· small , but South Just wanted to discourage any slam ideas his partner might have. North of UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE s, .• . •....... .,.,..,._nat_ - PICKENS HOWE. ...,BUCI<5! lMOIIDER wHE!lE HE Rf~llY WENT ·· 1 HAD A HUNCH HE WENT TO CHECK ON-TliAT MINE·· FUNN'( ·· •' -Portland, 0 . -- . - - ..104·1 mo . VOICE LITTLE 843·2165 ...........M No WORO FROM HI M ~­ ~.,..--'~···; BRADFORD , Auc ti oneer, Com· plete Service Phone 949 -2487 or 949-2000 Racine , Oh1o , Cnll Bradford ELWOOD DOWERS REPAI R Sweepers, toasters. iron s, a ll sma ll opplionces l awn mower , nex t to State H1ghwoy Goroge on Route 7. •Phone (61.4) 985· 3825. REMODE LING P!umbmg heating ond oll lypes of general r epo tr . Work guaranteed 20 yea rs ex penence. Phone 992-2409 SEWING MACHINE Repairs. ser · vtee - all mak es. 991 -22B4 . Th e Fabr •c Sh op , Pom e r oy . Authomed Singer Soles a nd Service. We shorpen So ssors .··....' . MOBILE Home Repot r, Elec pl um bing an d healing. Phon e . 992-5858 . ELECTRONIC T V CLINIC , New T.V. shop. Electronic TV. Cli nic Servtce call , $5 95 . Ca lor 8 & W antenn a system!' ster.e os et, , 572 South Third, Middl eport Phone 991 -6306. Ca riy in and so~em~~!_ - - - - - - · · WILL TRIM or cut lrees and sh rubber y. Phone 742-3167 or 949- by. THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 5 Capitol I Taunts fellow 6 Buckel !abbr.) handle 6 Maestro's 10 " ... form aid - perfec t 7 Like tmeeldy ) ·Union" II Partner 8 Not well 12 Italian 9 Ca ustic Yuletide substance 13 Prayer greeting word 12 wds.) II Wylie's 15 Poet 1sm 16 Domingo 15 German ' or Gedda' ' Christmas 17 Violin carol -~ artisan 12 wds.) 18 Catnip 23 Hwnble 19 Baseball 21 Girl's name league %5 Not fit (abbr.) 26 Farned 20 ~'rench archer composer 28 Tippler 21 Join forces 29 Proofread· ing marks 30 Do a Yuletide task (3 wds. ) 33 Nigerian tribesman 31 French Yuletide greeUng (2 wds. ) 41 Presenlly 42 U.fty perch 43 Dependent 41 Towel Iabrie DOWN I Gift of 2 Luau baking pol 3 Bleachers' cry I Marine bird BORN LOSER 2545. ·- -- ---.·--- -HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex· COIIOiing, septiC syst e m s. do:r:e r . back hoe , dump truck , hmeslone. grove L blacktop pav in g, Rt U3. Phone 1 (b 14) 698-733\ . ----~----- lAST CHRISTMAS AUCTION. Sole. Lo ts of new merchontdse toys an d g1fts. Thuf sd oy ntght , 6:30 p.m . ot the Auction House. Hor · ton St ., Ma son, W.Va. 7<2·2348 CARPENTER. flooring ce iling. p on eli n~. P.hone 992- 27.5 9 .~ DOZER work and weldin g. Con· loCI Jomes Parsons. Rl. 1, Racine , on Carme l Rood If. flli•••llli••••-.. SAVE ON CARPETING SINil No. 185 - 3 home with heating new overlooking $40.900. r iver . No. acre. .fl!rm, 3 91 Price bedroom home, several outbui ld ings on paved road. Price $0,000. We have severa l business properties for sale. Call for further Information 104 W. Mlln Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Call 992·7133 CONTACT: Lois Peuley Brench Mlnagor IlL ABNER Rogullr$1~. 95 $10.~ . Sq . Yd. Evorydey money Good choice colors. 12or15FI. I' .. ' .' Gr.en, gold, red. blue, rutf. Do It your sell, with podding, $7.95 sq. yd. With podding lnotolled Sl.ts squere yerd. TELL Rutlond.. p house 26 Arctic explorer 27 Table scrap 29 Late Chinese VJ.P. Day" 36 Totem pole 37 Born (Fr.) 38 Hockey great 39 Norse health goddess 10 Grassy 31 Municipal V.l.P. 32 Tendency 34 Jabber,_...,._.,...;i.:ji:.:.:. NH ... • Close Sat. At 5 p.m. . • 4 ' ' 'iOV DON'T SEEM TO [()~NT TO SETTER ~OVRSE;lF ... 'IOUJUST SEEM TO W.~T TO STM LIKE 'IOU ARE FOR T~E REST OF ~OVR . LIFE ; 1 11 THAT'S NOT TRUE ,.\CTV.\LL'i, [ HAVE 616 PL-'NS ... q • GETTING ASOUT FIVE OF REAL GOOD ACRES :; 6CTTOM LAND ... ·tillN4)LD GIRAT-t '· '~ M 601N6 TO ~tART fN · ·; • 1' THU RSDAY , DECEMBER 16, 1t76 6:00-Su nrlse Semester 10. 6: 1s-Farm Report 13. 6:20-Not For Women Only 13. 6:*-News 6; Sunrise Semester 8: Urban League 10. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morning , West VIrginia 13. 6:5s-Good Morning . Trl Stall 13 . 7:00-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, Amorlca 6,13: CBS News B; Chuck White RepQrls 10. 7:0s-Bugs Bunny s, Friends 10. 7·30--Schoolles 10. 8·00-Lasale 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8.10: Slsame St. 33. 8:30--Big Valley 6. 9:00-A .M. 3: Phil Donohue 4.15.13 ; Lucy Show 8: Mlko Douglas 10. 9:*-Cross·Wits 3; One Lite to Llve61Good Day 8. 10:00-San ford & Son 3,~ . 15 : Pr ice is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13 . 10: 15-General Hospital 6. 10:3(t-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15. 11 :00-Wheel of Fortune 3,15: WH kday 41 Edge ot Night 6; Double Dare 8,10: Morning with D.J . 13: Elec . Co. 20 . ' n ·30--Sumperp,4,15; Happy Days6,13; Love of Lift 8, 10; Seseme St. 20 . 11 :ss-Take Kerr 8; Ms . Flxlt 10 12 :00-News 3.6,8,10: Don Ho 13: Bob Baun 4: 50 Grand Slam 15. 12 :30--Gong Show 3.15: All My Children 6,13: Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12 .55-NB C News 3,15.1:00-Somerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Concentration 81 Young & the Restless 10: Not For Women Only 15. 1:3()-..Days of Our lives 3,4,15: Family Feud 6,13: As The World Turns 8,10. 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Olnah 6. 2:30--0octors 3,4,15; One Lite to Llvo 13: Guiding light 8, 10. 3·oo-Another World 3,4,15: All In The Family 8,\0: Antiques 20. 3:1s-General Hospital 13. 3:*-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8,10; Lilies Yoga & You 20. 4:00-Mister Corloon 3; Mercus Welby, M.D. 4: Somersel 15; Howdy Coody 6; M1ckey Mouse Club 8; Sesame St . 20,33; Movie "The Big , Store" 10; Dinah 13 . 4:30--My Three Sons 3; Emergency One 6 ; Pertrldge Family 8: Fllntstones 15. 5:00-Big Valley 3: Merv Grlflln ~~ Brady Bunch 8: Mister Roge•s 20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:30--News 6: Family Affair 8: Elec. Co. 20.33; Adam · 12 13. 6:00-News 3,~,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6: loom 20: Consumer Experience 33. 6:*-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Grlffllh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lod!le 20 ; lTV Utilization 33. 1·00- Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell fhe Truth 4: Bowling for Dollars 6; Muppet Show 8; News 10: To Tell the Truth 13: My Three Sons 15: Anyone for Tennyson? 20; Gelling On 33. · 7:30--Hollywood· SQuares 3,4; Ohio . State Lottory 6: Price Is Right 8: MacNell·Lehrer 20.331 Wild Kingdom 10: Nashville on The Road 13: Dolly 15. 8:00-0lck Van Dyke 3,4,15: Welcome Back, Kotter 6,13 ; Wellons 8,10: Visions 20; Mesterploce Theatre . 33. 8:*-Barney Miller 6, 13. · 9:oo-Best Sellers 3,4, 15; Tony Randall 6, 13; ·Hawaii Flve.Q 8; Vision! 33; Oral Roberts' Chrlllmos Dreem 10. 9:*-Nency Walker 6,131 Jeanne Wolf With 20. 10:110-Gibbsvllle 3,4, 15; ABC News Close·Up 6,13: Barnaby Jones B: Chrlslm•• at Home wlth the King Family 10; News 20. 10 :30--Woman 20. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15; MecNell ·lehrer Report 33 . L....L_.::.._ _ _ _J_I "l · s . . .. \1001.\.ft fi}1t 'jjl THATICRAMILID WOIIDQAIII .. ~ ~ ~~· byHtnrl NrdctlndBobiM : . Unocramblt theM lour J u -. · one letter to tech tquatl'1to form fouronllnaryWOfda. I KLANF -~ I I I 0 I ,.,,..., .... Ct-._ work It: N .... ._.... I I IXJ I I I I tJ HODISM QLHC OBC •·tr f"UTON 10 "HID!' MARK60F · OWNE~~HIP. CWDTCVVCE OTKOB. - LZPYC X CTS LR LOV VB CQQCS ., BARNEY ''· '' ' ~ Yestenlay's Cryptoquote: 0 ·BROTHER MAN ! FOLD TO THY HEART THY BROTHER. WHERE PITY DWEW, THE PEACE OF GOD IS THERE. - WHI'ITIER ,; ' , () 1976 K.ln1 f-ealuru Syndleue. lne . ~ 1 .1.1. 11 : 30--Johnny Car11011 3,4 , 15; Streets of San Francisco 6,13: Kojok 8; Mary Hartman 10: ABC News 33. '12 :00-Movle "The Bishop's Wile" .10; Janakl 33. 12 :30--Movle "Sapphlre' l l . 12:40--0an Augusl6,13 . 1:00-Tomorrow 3.4. 1:50-News 13. AXYD LBAAX R J, ONGFELLOW LV DNCZ WIN NIE WHAT(5 Hf\PPEN IN6! • 7~2-2ii1 22 Clergymun 's 35 "- Clear CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how· to COC,TRPQ . N•wt~ CRYPTOQUOTES MEAN- DIANA 1 1/<AYe£ WHILE... WE BHOULD ... . ·•. , ARr hints. Ea(" h dny t he code le tt ers ar e different. FURNITURE •••••••••• RUTLAND Yesterday 's Answer apostrophes, the length and formati on of th e words are all WINNIE I • N. Y, 10Q 1g) stands for an other. In thi s sample A Ia u sed f or t h e three L 's, X f ot· t h e t wo O's, eLc. Sin gl e l etters. RUnAND Thursday 8 tll12 noon (For a copy ol JACOBY MODERN , sand $1 to· " W1n a t B r idge. " clo this newspapsr. P. 0 Box 4Bg. ABdiO Ct fy Srarion, I lew York One leltcr simply • ~ FRIDAY TIL 8 .} -· •• •• • ., HAIL Y le TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSUL Til NT ~·;~:'~;:ecr· • • . ·' C..ll7~2-2211 ... .•• e e ' IIYir. 501 NYLON 742-2211 •AKx xxli ¥ x .A Ku: .. Kx Our right hand opponent has opened with four hearts. We are vulnerable and he is nol. We bid lour spades. We may be landing miles deep in the soup, bu t we are far more hkely lo find ourselves win· nlng game and rubber. h.-++- lNS)ALLED Bedroom alder· system. wiring and plumbing, open fron t porch 181 - Hl-1.0 SHAG .hilt i ;.k - - An Ontario reader wants to know what we do with : ~a1M'H#' EXCAVATI NG , do2er , loode 1 ond EXCAVATING BAC KHOES, backhoe work . dump truck s DOZER , TRENCHER. lOWBOY, and lo-boys for hire: wtll hau l DUMP TRUCKS Bill PULLINS, ftll d1rt . to so\1. l1meston"ll a nd .PHONE ~2·2478, DAY OR grove l Coil Bob or Roge r JefNIG HT . fers. day p~on e fi91 -7089 , n1 ght phone 992·3525 or 9'12 · NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY . Good t1mc to hove those kit che n 5232 cobin eb buill mlo your hou se. EXCAVA TING , dozer , backhoe We hove good carpenters to [oy and dttc her . Ch arles R. Hoi · · tt1e m o ut ond butld them in fteld , Bock Hoe Service Coli Guy Net gler. 949 - 2~ __ Rut land, Ohio . Phone 7-42-2008, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Sewtng SE PTIC Systems installed by Mochm es cleaned , oiled ohd ltcensed msto\ler Shepard ad ju sted $4 98 . 5ew mg Contractor s. Phone 742 -2409 . Cente r , Middlepo rt , Ohio. -----SE PTIC TANKS cleaned . Mode rn Sonttol ion , 992 -3954 or W7· 2428. WILL do roofing . cons trucllon plumbing ond heating. No job to o Iorge or too smoU Phone for success. ~~~~ Opening lead - K • By Oswald & James Jacoby . em ploymenl . A ll welfare and aid f or lhf Sec . VIII : All OnJinance5 in ag ed ca ses by St ate , Cou nty , con flict with this Ordinance or townsh ip shall be 150.00 bOMeS . are hereby repealed . Sec . IX. This Ordinance Sec . II Thi s Ordlna nce·sha/1 shall tak ~ effect and be In take effect and be l in force fOr ce from anct after January ' from and aft er December 13 , 1976 I , 1977. Passed th e 13th day of Pcn5ed t he 13th day of Oecembel' 1976 December 1916. EAST • 9 76 " J9 74 t 6532 ALLEYOOP 949·211~ Ph. HZ-3!!3 110.1 m9. WEST SOUTH 101 ... I CAME HOME 20. 10 :00-Mac Davis 3,4,15 ; Charlie'• Angels 6; News 20: To Be Announced 33. 10:*-Book Beat 33. 1i.OO-Newo 3,4,6,13,15; MocNtll·Lehrer Report 33. 11 =*-Johnny Car""'13,4,15: Rook los 6,1 3; Nows 8,10: 12 :3o-Movle " Treasure of San Gennaro" 10 was discouraged a nd settled for three notrump. Three notrump played by North would be the normal contract for his hand and it would go right down alter East opened a spade So uth as declarer had a really good chance lo make it. He ducked the king of spades lead and If Wesl had sh ifted lo any other sui t or had led a low spade everything would have come up roses lor South . After long sludy Wesl decided thai his on ly chance would be lo continue with the queen of spades and hope to pickle South's jack so West led the qu een and ended South' s 15 • K Q 10 8 2 . " Q 10 t A6 Ohio Sauare Yord tnstelled David Parsons, OWner LARR1,.W~DER ~ HARD WATER NORTH • A 53 "K 8 5 t K QJ7 "'QJ 7 ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING '6.95 111-100011$ IEPI.ICI.EIIT 7:30-$1110.000 Name That Tune 4: Motch Geme PM 6: $25,000 Pyramid 8; MacNeii·Lehrer 20.33: Brook the Bank 13: Wild Kingdom 15. 8:00-John Davidson 3,4,15: Bionic Woman 6: Gun. smoke 8: Nova 20,33: Good Tlmes 10; Rodeo 13. 8:*-Jeffersons 10. 9:00-Doan Me rlin 3.4,15: Borella 6; Movie " The Geteway" 8,10: Dance ln Amerlce J;J ; Soundstage 12:<0--My$tery of the WHk 6.13. 1:00-Tomorrow J,-4 . 2:10--News 13. Bath coup goes down drain IW:INE CARPET SHOP lnsuliliDn Senicas Hubbard's GreenhouSe 9a_ Ai& VEfl.Y. VER.Y III/RON6 ! WIN . AT BRIDGE EN6L/'}H1 NOTICE Clertt .' 12:00-Mdvle "Gunfight al the O.K. Corral" 8: Mary Hortman 10: JKnakl 33. I'lL HZ.Z174 "lllllln DIREr.T FABRIC SALES 1. Pomeroy Landmark LOOK! rM JU$T A THICK·5KULLED MALE WITH NO F&M ININ ~ INTU ITIOM! .•. CAIJT '>UU TELL 1,\E WHAr'5 601~6 ON·· IN PL/111'/ BUT IF VOU COULD GEE HOW HE'$ I!>EEIJ i!>E'HAVIN" l.ATE?LYVOU'D KNOW 50ME'THIN C. WA!> (61~) Sak. TEAFORD 1 PHOlOGRAPHY invntment plus edd to the veluo of yOur homo. Trust those necessary fix -It, room addition end romoclollng jobs to your frlondly , neighborhood, quollfltd builder. " WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1976 5:00-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin •: Brady Bunch 8: Mloter Roaers 20.33: Ster Trek 15. 5:*-Secret Santa Contlnues6: Family Altair 8: Elec. Co. 20.33: Adam -12 13. · COO-News 3,4,8,i0,13,1l ; Zoom :Iii? Teaching Children 33.~ ' 6:30--N BC Newo 3 , ~.15: ABC News 13: News o: CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge L~e 20: Lil ia s Yoga & You 33. 7:00-0ral Roberli' Christmas Dream 3: To Tell lhe Trijlh 4; Bowling tor Dollars 6: Pop Goes the Country B: News 10; To Tell I he Trulh 13: My Throe Sons I 5: Consumor Surviva l Kit 20: Sportspage 33. PROFESSIONAL lund programs ot direct social 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 13995 ser v ices to persons ove r the Loc&tl owner car, green finish, green vinyl roof, radial age of 60 Any governmental GUARANTEED JOBS; Location , w.w tires, air cond .• V-8, with automatic P. steedng & agency or public or private $374.40 stng le, ,$502.80 mar · brekes. · nOn prof i t corp oration in the ried , Army Recruittng , (014) follo w ing counties is eligib le to 593 -3012, coli C ollect,. ... submit proposa l s : A tn ens. 197~ DATSUN l2195 Hoc k ing. Me i gs , Monroe , 210 2 door, loco! car, 4 speed trans., 44,200 miles, good CARD OF THANKS 0 and ~P e rry and NobJe. tires, dark green finish , reel economy . I. OBITUARY washington . Dead li ne for Fur Sal• S2.00 for 50 wor d. su bmtlttng Is January 3, 1977 . Pr olec t budget s will CO\Ier l-m lnl..m...!.! m, 1973 CAPRICE~ DR . HT 5299S aifdltlonal word 3 COAL. limestone . and ca lcium "Wt C.rt11 only .!he pertod of June 1. 19 77 Local 1 owner car,blk. vinyl roof, Grein Interior, cen ts . chloride ond coldu m brine for FrH Es1 . Work Guor. to May Jl. 1978 Proposals wh lte.well tires, elr, automatic, power steering & BLIND ADS dust cont rol ond special mndng musl be su bm i tted on the Rutland 12·9·1 mo. 7~2-2321 Additional 2Sc Charge brakes. for mat dev eloped for thiS sa lt lor former s Main Street , per Adve r f/5emtnt . pu r pose Pr.ority services Pomeroy . Ohio or phone 992 OFFICE HOURS i nclud e l nformat ton and 38'11 8 : 30 am . to 5 .00 p .m R eferrttl . Tran s portat ion , Dally. 8 :30 am . to 11 · oo Escort , Outreac h and Home _ 1971 HONDA CL -.450 12.000 Noon Sat urday SNvices. Res idential Repatr miles siS$ )' bar. crash ba rs , UPHOLST£~Y . Phone toda y 992.;,2 156 and Renovatron and Legal and pull bock handle bars , new life oth er Counseling and Assis t ond sealS. Scr ambler s1de For sofa, cbl•r CDshktn1, 1 an ce Servi ces . Oth er services NOTICES pipes $650 Call 949 -2480, mottressos, padding. Ieite I may a lso be ed dr essed Di r ec t ATTN .: II in qu ir ies and r equ ests for thE hlr campers. Variety ol POTATOES :0nd pumpk'irn . C. W. ALL HOUSIWIVES pr oposal f or mat to · sires. Praflin . Por tl and , Ohto . Phone All Yard Sa ln, Rummage , Ms . M arv Alice Varne r Velvets, nylon prints,· 843-2254 . Porc h and Basement Porc h Are a AQency on Aging No a Real Eo.tat• for herculons, vinyl solld5, and Auto Sale• and Banment Sales etc . Buck eye Htlls-Hocki ng Va ll e\ ,COAL lor sole, Open 6 days per m u st be pa id In ad~ance fancy prlnb, ucessorlts. Reg t onal Developme n week ond even•ngs. For fu rther 1969 NovO , extra sharp new HOMESITES for sale , 1 ocre and Get Yours In early by Dist rlcl. :410 St Clai r But ldlng up Middlepqri. near Rutland . information col i (6 1.4 ) 307 -7338. poi nt bucke t seats. oir shocks , sto pping by our office ~ t' 716 Putnam Str eet. Marielt a The Da lly S~ nflnel. Tl l Col l992·748 1. "Jia Main Stroet fllOgs . Phone 949·2480 OhtO 45750, ( 6141 374 -9436 APPlE S. FITZPATRICK ORCHARD . Court St . or writ ing 80)( Pl. PIIISinl NEW J bed room house. '2 baths, STATE ROUTE 689 PHO NE 1908 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC 129 , Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 ( 121 8, 15, 'lie Ph. 67!1-3469 1 acre, Mtddleport , oil elec WilKESVIllE (61<)669-3785 with your remittance Phonf! 991 5535.· _ _ ___J 9:30..5:00 Dally close to Rutland. Phone 992FULLER Bru~h Products lor sol.e 1973 PINTO Run -A-Bout . 4 speed , Tl118 :000 Fridays 7481 ORDI NAN CE NO . 1048·76 low mdeoge, ex cellent condt · Phone99'2·3.. 10. An Or dinanc: e to es tabli sh lnM.,mury !ton , re o l sho rp . Ph one SMAlllarm for sole. tO% down CAMPER , $600. Also . horse V illag e lObs and wage r ate s, owner f inanced. Monroe Coun· 992·2386 and es hblhhing l ega l IN MEMORY of Noro Ror iden who lra•l er , $450 Phone (614) b98 · ty , W. Va PhOne {304) 772· holiday s, 11acati ons an d sick 3290. 197 1 LTD oi r conditioned . p.b . dte d 4 yrs ago todoy . 3102 or (304)112·3227. FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR leav e. ps. exce ll ent cond1tton . Phone There is a li n~ deeth ca nno t PEARCE SIMPSON C.8. base sta YOUR HOME In pots end Co mmercial proper ty opprox 17 hanging baskets tro m 75c 992·3<42. sever. tion Phone ' 2 47·'2684 aft~H 5 Be il er d a in~d b y t h e ceres, level land, loco led at to SS.OO . Also . lay away Co uncil ol the Village of lo ve and remembrance lost pm 1969 CADILLAC Sedan Oe ... ille Tuppers Ploms on Ohto Route ~OINSETTIAS now tor forever . Mtdd leport as f ol l ows : four door, whi te sidewal l ltres. CHRISTMAS . 6000 10 7 Phone (614) 667 -6304 Corl Bern ard ond grondch•l dren CHRISTMAS fREE S. Main St . Sec . J That th J! fo ll owi ng power steering . power brak es. choose from. PERFECT flutlond wag e sc a le Is ~ ereby adopted FOR GIFTS In red , Wh i te powe r seots , om & fm rQdio , 3 bedrooms. I'!, baths Iorge llv· lor emp lo yees o f th e Vil lage of tng room . dt mn g room ond ktl · and pink . S3 00 to S6 00. '20 cltmate con trol E~tce ll ent co n· LARGE ElECTRONIC orga n ond Middlepo r t : Notice• pet . off on 10 or more. chell , tull y carpeted . Phone bench . 2 keyboards leslte dition l oca l awt;'ler Phone Ch1ef of Police , 5731 .00 per 992-3129. or 992-5434 Speak er, beautiful cabine t 992 24 13. $1,444.44. mon th THE RACINE Fi re Deportment w1ll Regular Patr olman Also. 35 m m .· camera . 1· 1.5 have a gun shoot Sa t urday at 1970 DODGE POLARA . Phone 59 acres . b room h9use both 5 vears or more serv ice . lens elt'tro telephoto lens ond pa r tly carpeted , l wo out6:30 p . m or thett bu ddmg m 992·5478. SJ. 30 per hour flosh otfochmenl Got l Mt ll er. buildtngs. dug base ment , Ba shon ' 1 year to 5 years servtce . SJ IS phone 992 -3196 1HAVE o 1972 von for sal e Equ1p· Phone 992-577' one- th ird tillab le m tnerol per hou r NOW occept tng iono student s. ped lor co mpany In number I Syr~~tcuse, Ohio nghts located ne or Dan111 lle . L ess th an 1 year service . CHRISTMAS PONIE S lor ch tldren begtn ners tn l medt otes. od· sho pe. Phone 992 -3305. SJ 00 per hour Reduted fo r qu tck sol e, Catl {614 )bqa.J290. vollced tuden s. Ca ll 992El<t r a Police, $1 95 per hour $23,500 Phone 741 -2766 • 19bB tt1ree -fourth ton JEEP truck , 7270 . BEEF CATTLE , 30\ eoch , good hoy Stre et Emp loyees 36 in cop, bunks cook stove . NEARLY •lew ol elec home, full s yea r s or more ser vice . IN TE RV IEWS wi be held Mnday rake Al so set of 16.5 runs for ref. trlr . package , $2150 Wi ll 'SJ 13 per hou r base ment. for sole by owner . Ford or Chev rolet th ree -fourth Nov . 12 1976 star t ing at 11 00 COU NTRY fa rml and w ith seclud· trade . Phone 985-.. 227 1 year to 5 yea r s se r vice Rutla nd area. Phone 742-2531 h stainles s t1ub ton truck wtt om . o'cloc k tn the off ice at the ed woods , wa ter ond goo d oc · S2 .99 p er hO ur Pt1on e caps Call 992 -7201 or 992 -3309 1970 Mustang Grandt TUPPERS PLAIN S OHIO Three Meigs C-t~ unl y Commtss tone rs L ess than 1 year se r vice. cess 111 Monroe Cou nt y W Va. ~2 · 3160 or 9n-611b. S2.85 p er ho ur bedroom house fam ily room , Cour l Hause , Pomeroy Oh to CONSOLE S T EREO - ~ADI O t:Qm$1 ,000 down , col i (J04 ) 772· Pool & Par k Direc t or , fi repl ace . .2 bot t1s, dt shwosher, for arc hitects w ho ore on the binoti on am-fm rad.Jo . Ba lan ce V AN . 1976 DODGE . ca rpeted 3102 or (3041172-3227 . $404 .25 pe r m onth range . ga rbag e di spos al oppro~e d Its ! of Stole At · $103 46 or tll' rms. Ca ll 992 - 3~b5 . new t 1tli!S, 6 cy l. standard, w dl L i f eguar ds. S l 35 per hour carpet. sun deck , Iorge lo t chllech (Pub lic Works State of se ll or •rode for second car. Secre ta ry to Mayor . S3t4 00 $26 500. Phone (b l -4) 667 -6304 . "" Ohio) f or the proposed mul tt · .WESTERN FLYER 10 spee d bike . '27 Phone (614 ) 593 -681 7 alt er b per month tnches. l tk e new Co ii 992·31Bq pur pose locdi l y for Mvtgs Ex tr a Clertca l Help , $7 97 2 ACRES OF land at Wtldwood p "' . Co unty. Please col i fo r appo.nt CHRISTM AS TREES Beoutllu l Planper hour Estat es, $4200. Phone 992-3273 . CHEVEllE 2 door hardtop, 1968 Clerk , Ceme ter y Trustees . ment, 992-1895 tation grown Scotct1 PiM. wht te Virgil B. Sr., Reollor V-8, good co ndihon , $495. ISO JC 200 LOT for sol e tn S90 00 per mon th Spruce . Norway Spruce , Col · 216 E. Second Street PIANO IN STRU~Cl' I ON S. Ct1t ldren 's Phone 378 6J.t9 Volun teer Fi r em en , SIS .OO Syracuse Phone 992 -3714 orodo Blue Spruce . 5 to 10 leet . Pomeroy, Ohio 45169 and odults June VanVranken per year 1969 .4 DOOR hardtop Delio 88. a l ew l arg er Pric ed Phone 9'12·3325 Cou n cilmen, \4 .00 p er 992·2270. reasonably. A reas best sol&c · p.s .. p b , oir condil toning This meeti ng GUN SHOOT al th e Racine Gun hon . 12 consecul1ve years of cor ~~ tn excellen t co ndition. Board ot Pub li c A'lf airs, COUNTRY SPOT - Nice Club every Sun day , \ p m Origtnol owr1er and guaranteed tree se llmg. Bob's Market , jus t u .oo per meeting brook side lot with 3 Ass orted meat s. Cl erk , Boa r d o f P ub li c across the brt dge in Meson . mtieoge $950. Phone 992-5786 bedroom residence. Also Aff a1rs. \49 6 00 per mon th Pt1one (:304)773 ·.. 721 . doily from noon ttll7 p .m . has garage wlth 'h bath. Dispat che r . $ 100.00 per PERSON 's BODY Shop 26 Ra ilroad St., M iddlepor t woul d l i~e to FANCY CITRESS frui ts , novel mon rh and bedroom . Drilled welL remind customers that Oec . 31 Clerk . wate r Depa rt ment , ora ng es long e rtn es . S2 64 per hour ts the los t day to ~oke od· t'ur Rmt tongeloes 6 va rie ty of oppl es IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms. water & Se wage Superin · vantage of th e poi nt jobs - oil lo a ny ' quonity red. blue ond mod. bath, nat. gas F.A. tendent , SJ 10 pe r hour aver tn 1 co lor. $100 2 tone J AND 4 RM furnt shed o nd unwh1te grope s, assorted bulk furnace . Full basement ( 11 ~· ti mes o ve r 40 nours. lurni ~ h ed opt s. Pho ne 991· $125 ' without body work . Stop Chm rmos condy and nu ts S5 55 per hour with wash e r - dryer 5434 . in or pho ne 985 ·4174 for ap· POMEROY ~alrv1ew Also , lor a Ct1rls tmos gtft sugWa t er & Se wage Ass' t , hookups. Want only 15500. pointmen t. ges ti on: ex tra fami ly , frutl Hts. Lovely brick veneer, J Super1ntendent , S3 .35 pe r hour COU NTRY Mobile Home Pork , Rt baske ts .4 convenient Siles to Meter Reader , S3. 13 pe r SWEEPER AND sew1ng Machines bedroom s, ba th, modern 33, ten m1les north of Pomeroy. COUNTRY HOME - 3 hour ! 11 your needs . Ouan1ty dtskitchen, · ut i lity room, Lorge lots wt th concre te patios, Repo•r. Por ts and Suppl tes Wat e> r t. :. ewage Dept , bedrooms, mod . bath, fuel co unh ov o tl oble. Bob s Marke t. carpeting , garage, stor'age st dewolks , ru nners and off Oovis Vacu um Cleane r one Extra He lp oil F.A. furnace , nice eat-In Ju st across the bndge. Mason bldg .• porch, chain fence, half mtle up George'e Creek mee t po rktng Phone 992 -7479. 5 vear s or more servtce. Phone {304) 773·4721 . kitchen Screened -In porch Rood off Stor e Route 7 Pt1one about 1 acre. Almost new. u 13 pe r hour FURNISHED two bedroom opt ., and large large . $19,500. 1 year to 5 .,.ears service , ! ~ 14 ) 446 - 0294 . adults only . No pets . Mid S2 99 per hOur MIDDLEPORT - Corner dl eport Phone992-3874 . L ess tha n 1 year sNvtce . SHOO TING MATCH, ju st a ll Rt . 7 15 ACRES - Gas well , lol. 3 bedrooms . 2 baths. by ·poss ncar Rock Spr ings S2 85 per ho ur forced air f urna ce, 3 A VAILABLE ot Rtvers ide Apart One good used Rem ington utility R., dining R., some Mechan ic, SJ 36 per hour Cem etery, eve ry Sunday. 12 ments I bedroom $100 per bedroom renovated hom e Chain Saw no Ce m eter .,. carpeting . Storage or office noon, month, 2 bedrooms , $133. An One good used McCullough and 2 car garage . $32.500. 5 years or more se r vtce . bldg,, lorn of shrubbery, Chatn saw S7S NOTICE . Pratt' s M eal' Mkt Equal Housi ng Opportu nity . \3 . 13 pe r hou r natural gas heat, excellent On e good used Hom ell tePho ne 992 -3273 1 year to 5 years se r v ice . {Pleasant on Meat Proceu tng . NEAR TOWN - Cozy 3 neighborhood . \2 .99 pe r ho ur Chain Saw S1SO Inc .) Cus tom slaughtering on d bedrooms , nice bath , O NE BEDROOM 1.\pts , at VILLAGE RUTLAND About 4 Less !Man 1 year serOJ ic e, New Co -Op Wat er Sot process ing Re tail, w holesa le. natural gas F .A. furna ce on MANOR in M tddleport lor $104 S2.85 p er hour acres in town . Older home teners No oppo1r1 ment necessarY . Coli level lot. $22,000. Rel ief D lspa tcne r , $2 57 pe r monthly plus elec or SIJO inmodeiVC -XVI OnlyS:\1995 has 3 bedrooms. dining R., {61.4) 593·8655, hour s, 9.00 !i ll ho ur cludmg ·elec. LOWER RATES for Onl! good used G ibson Side bath, alum . siding, out 6:QO 7 Pomeroy Rood Athens Sw imm lng In stru cto r, S2 .SO SENIOR CITIZENS Conven ient SlO_O by -Side Refrigerator RIVER PROPERTY cellar, storage bldg ., Oh per hou r to shoppmg on Third and Mill New · 3 bedroom all el&c . All ex tra hour s to r nourly natural gas heat. Just Sts m Midd leport· Brand new home. Nice kitchen , dining emp loyees Will be at the $15,500.00. htgh qu ohty apa rtments See hourly r a te Wanted to Buy with glass sliding doors . POMEROY Jock W. C..rsey, Mgr. the manager at Apt . 26 or ca ll Sec II · That secr etarial , $37,500. RECREATION CENTER Phonem·2181 992 -772 1. A n Equal Housing c lerica l and -or bookkeep ing OLD furniture ice bo •es , bross - long eslabllshed doing a r ecor d . k eep1 ng hourly em Opportuni ty . bed s. woll telephones and POMEROY - 2 bedrooms, ploy ees be em ploy ed at a very good business. Low porh . or comple e househol ds GOOD USED relr igerotor , bought '2 BEDROOM mob ile home~n bath, furnace. basement, maximum of 35 hours per investment E)(cellent Write M. D. Miller. Rr . -4 . new, side by Stde . reason for Roc1 ne Area Phone 992 -5858. week , e~t:ce p t fo r an and furniture. All for only re tu rn . Pomeroy , O hio Co ii 992·771XJ emergen cy th a t sha ll aiise. sellt ng . Phone 147·3521 after .4 S12,900. 3 BEDROOM, 2 story house, com· POMEROY - 3 bedrooms. sa ld eme r gency of extra no urs CASH poid f or oil mokes and pm pletely remodel ed. new carpel, bath , basemen!, dining to be appro.11ed by Cou ncil . models of mobt le homes BUILDING LOTS - Rock FIREWOOD PHONE 742 -2131. I.. Jtchen . etc. 4 mil es north of ~\ec . 111 : The follow ing a r e room, utility space, hard. Ph one oreo code 614 -.423 ·9531 . Springs and Five Points Pomeroy on St . Route 7 , $225 tter eby declared as lega l wood floors, natural gas FIR EWOOD, $20 pickup truc k lo od l{olld~ ys for the employees of are'as. month plus utilit tes. Phone TIMBER , Pom eroy Forest Pro furna ce, storm doors and deh¥ered; $15, you pick 1t up. 9'fle V il lage of Midd lepor t : 985·33<1. ducts. Top price for standing Pt1one (304) 8B' 2 -3205. , .. windows, porch . $12,500.00. ~ew Y~ar's Dllly ; Memor ial sawtimber . Co lt Kent Hanby , WE HAVE THE HOUSE LISTINGS WANTEO lN ~ ~ y ;t In dep endenc e D ay ; ROBYN BASE C.B. rod 1o. (tube 1-446-8570. FOR YOU, CROP IN AND L:t'bOr Day ; Thlllnks g iving ;,;-·,;.;.,,.S;~E~,;CTlON OF type) w1th D-104 power mike SEE lT. Chr istma'f, Day 1..0IN S, CURRENCY. tok ens, old l ike new, Priced reasonable. 6ec . I V · That sa ld sala rie s pocke t wa tches ond chains, Phone 9.49-2322 We have now moved tO our w~ll be in eff ec t Jan uary I. Will do odd tobs . roofing , poin· stlve r and gold. We ne ed tc16.4 19)1 . new location at 216 East ti ng. gutter work . Phone 992· ANTIQUE DINING room suite, 6 and oi<W r sil ver coi ns, Bu y, sell. ~ec V : Ea ch full lime Secon St. Pomeroy. 7409. cho tr s. Phone 992 -6008 to see or trod &' Coli Roger Wamsley , em pl oyee of the Village shall 742·233 1. btt entitled to sic k lea ve In the H ECTROLUX SWEEPER, complete· EXPERIENCED BABYSITTERS tok · arrtount of one and one fourt h lng rese rvations for oil night ly reb1.ult with oil new Of· ( l"/• 1 days r.er month . and CASH ! !! for junk cors . Frye's ond hourly S!lhng lor New tochment s, $54 .95. Al so Hoover Truck on d Auto. 24 HOUR s ~al l be en tiled to accrue sa1d Year's Eve. For information, sweepe rs, ta nks or uprights, WRECKER SERVICE! Phone 5)f.k l eave up to one nundred ca11992·7rfl2. $18 Phone992-Sl4b tlNenty { 1'20J days . 742 -208 1 SPE.CIAL - 3 bedroom and attacneo garage, tiilal • ~ Sec . VI Each 'full l ime DRAPERIES, made to order . Phone electric home under construction on 'h acre lot. Owner J SINGER golden Touch N' Sew. BUYING RAW FUR N o 1. _.,ployee of the Vi lle ge, in 9..9 -2102. DoljS it al l. Zig -zogs. sews on wlllllnlsh In 30 cltys for buyer or will sell " as Is". May Mu skrol $.4 .7S: Coon $15, Mole ~u d i ng full t ime hourly r a te knits , outomottc, button holer, erflployees . shall be ent i tled mink , $15 . Ph one Geo . lake trade. Loceled neer Chesler. dur ing each y ear after the mok es design s, many othe r Bu ck ley , (614) 669·4761 offer 5 first year to two -we eks f eatures . 1us t lik e new. p .m . 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern 1'h story house, 3 br .. va cat ion , exc luding l ega l Original price, $549 95. must \!ani Sale ·dining room, fireplace, full basement, nlc:e porches and hol ida ys , w l tn pay . Em sell only $129 95 Cosh or ployees wllh f ifteen or m ore Loot and Fo.uud out buildings. Large scenic lake with green gross end t erms . Cotl 992-5146, IF YOU ha11e a servtce to offer . ars servi ce shall be enti tled pine trees around lt. Watch the large bass swim along wont to buy or sell some thing , thr ee weeks vaca t ion 'filth REWARO FOR red whit e and blu e HOUSE Lors for sale Near Meigs In the clear water. Prell)las a picture. Priced to sell ae look ing l or work , , . or y eac h yea r Mines 1 Phone 7.. 2.2746. billfol d toke n m Swisher & $37,>400.00 Sec V I I · Each employee of whatever . . you'll get results Lohse Drug Store Please lea~e CHiUSTMAS ' SPECIAl: T~rquotSe VIlla ge entitled to vacation fost er with a Sentinel Wont Ad . ol Ootl y Sentinel off1ce. $Yllll u5e th e .,a ca tion ltme in 1ew lery, 20 percent off . l ong Ri· Co11992-2156 · COOLVl LLE- Nice mod. brick home containing three tne year of en I i ttem ent or lle Shop, 248 Riverv iew Drive. bedroom•, dlnlng room. living room wlth fireplace, full 5ha 11 be pai d for any unused Pomeroy . Phone 992-3090 port ion vacation a t t he ir basement with garage; Iorge front porch, nat, gas. pr evai l ing wage ra te at the I S SU FT . ches t type free:r:e r , 2 Pctdur Sat., furnace , city woler end well weter, 1 beautiful hOme !I mP. of payment . If at t ne end yeOrs old. $150. Remtngton PLEASURE HORSES and poni es, with appro><. sv, ecrei of lend, fruit trees and shade of a n y year any such em 66 outomotic 22 rifle , model lrHS surrounding .JI. Pion!)' of gordon spoc;e, good, ):lloyee has any a cc r ued and also will buy horses and $45. Pair ol boy's ice skate s. ORDINANCE NO . 104,· 76 un used vacatton ti me, the ponies Phone (61.4 ) 696·3290, flshlng aree close by, located ln Coolvllle, Ohio. Prlced size 7. new, $5. Phone Betty Clerk shall m ake payment to An Ord inance to Amend Or Auth·Rttves . ~ 11 only $32,000. Call now. Longentflt . 985·3985 . the employee for such unused dinonce No. 1031·75 lime within th ir t Y da ys (30) Be i t or ds i ned by tne •ALl white Garmon Shepherd Pu p· co unc il ot th e Vi ll age of after th e end of th e vacation CHESTER - 113 acres farm, 80 acres tillable land, pies , l ine blooded . See Richard year Vacatton year shall Midd leport a s follow s nlce 2 story farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all ' Gilkey , Cl•fton, W . Vo . mean ea ch 12 month s pe r iod Sec . 1 Tha t Section I shall 304-113-5%2 or 173·5775. hardwood floors and , ba5ement. Barn and oth~r following the f ir st full year of Inc lude t he follow ing : Attest : Gere Grate .Television log for easy viewing M Canullat lons, cor~ec !Ions fCctPttd flrlf day of pubiiCit !on . 't. II!GULATION S Publisher reservu mor~ Sentlnei, Mlddleoort-Poooeroy, 0 .-. Wednellt!Av Oec. 15,1976 THAT'S A FINE LOOKIC\1' GOAT 'IE GOT THAR, SNUFFY /"'-"-' HE GITS TH' BEST JUNK FOOD IN TH' HOLLER �• • . 14 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedne~y, Dec. 15,1976 Deer killed by car study program and a letter from Robert Morris, principal, was . acknowledged concerning weekend abuse of the Middleport A deer was killed In a COO l.V II .I.E - Albert viUe; one sister, Mrs. Cora Elementary School playground llY adults. The pollee will be Davis, traffic accident Tuesday on Coolville, died Benedum, Macon , cia.; five asked to chec~ more tr"''•cntly 011the playgroond and 10 make Tuesday 86, !Continued from page l) SR 124 one mite east of evening at Camden grandchildren, five great" We Do Have Some Problema" arrests of persons involved. Children have been injured at the According to the , ·Racine. Supt. Dowler commented, "we do have some problems" school - wthe extent of having to have stitches wclose their Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, grandchildren and several Gallia-Melgs Post State nieces and nephews. and Mrs. Sheets questioned why they had not been mentioned wounds - as the result of bottles being broken on the grounds. following a brief illness. Born in Doddridge County, · Funeral services will be Highway Patrol, the animal Beverly Gaul, high school teacher, was granted a leave or before. . ran into the path of a car Triplett commented that evidently his employment has absence until sometime in January and the board formally w. Va. to the late Felix and Friday, I p.m. at the White operated by James C. Smith, been discussed previously rut that he had never been advised. approved paying the work-study program of reacher Sam Martha Gaskins Davis, he Funeral Home , Coolville, 19, Rt. I, Portland. Tliere was was also preceded in death by with burial in the Coolville Following a recess of about 10 minutes, the discussion on Crow :;ocents a day for students, plus free lunch. • one daughter, Loraine; one cemetery. Friends may call moderate damage. the motion resumed wilh Triplett stating that Dowler had Dowler discussed the allocation of natnral gas w the A second mishap occurred !Biked wboard members about him. He asked why he was not schools and said !hat each school receives an allocation but brother and six sisters. A at the funeral home alter on Rt. 35, one tenth of a mile allowed to be present, and why no one ever mentioned any !hat !he allocaUon.s can be pooled. So far, the district schools member of the Big .Flint noon Thursday. Masonic rites east of Mitchell Rd. where an are doing well, but Dowler said that care will have to be Baptist Church, Coolville and will be conduded Thursday auto driven by Ernest N. problenn.s to hiin. Triplett said be had worked hard, had been honest with the exercised because the gas can be turned off if the schools go Coolville .Lodge 337, li&AM, at 7:30 p.m. by Coolville Wiseman, 79, he had resided in Coolville the . Lodge 337. board and felt thattbe least members could do ~as to give blm over the alloted figure . turned into an expinnlltlon. When he got few BOIWen, Triplett remarked The board agreed to advertise for bids on a slake truck past 30 years. He owned and that he could not understand why no answers were forth- which will be used haul trash from the schools and to trans- . operated a general store in com.lllg from the board, At this point Hoover advised Triplett pori equipment from schooliO school. A transfer of ~.ooo was West Union, W, .Va. for that there wollld probably be 110 auswers coming from buord made from Ute bus fund wUte legal services fund and a special several years, was a guard at members became they had no attorney present. meeting was planned before the end of the year 10 make other the Point Pleasant TNT plant during WW II and had owned Again Mrs. Sheets spoke, slating that the clerk is the direct necessary transfers. and operated a filling station The board discussed the kindergarten bus drivers, 8ome 14 responsibility of !he board of education in contrast to the in Huntington and a 'reacher who is responsible 10 the school principal. now, in regard wholiday pay .Jt was decided that the driver on restaurant in Coolville until duty the day before a holiday and the day after will receive the "We should have gone 10 him," Mrs. Sheets said. Attorney Foley reenforced Mrs. Sheets' statements when holiday pay since drivers are now alternating on the his retirement. He is survived by 'his wife, he said the clerk works for the board of education and not for kindergarten routes. The driver can divide the pay with his tile superintendent. He suggested that the board get in touch partner driver but drivers must work out that aspect of the Emma Ford Davis; three daughters, Mrs. James R. with counsel so that they would feel free to talk. payment. Mrs. Sheets reprimanded other board members for not Asst . Supt. Dan Morris U>ld of his work on attempting 10 (June) Dawson, Belpre; Iris BE SURE TO SEE OUR get the Meigs Uigh School roof repaired and of plans for A. Davis and Mrs. Glen speaking out. (Nancy ) Reed, both of Cool"ll a teacher requesiB an open heanng you have to tell resurfacing the high school parking lot probably next summer. He discussed the elementary basketball program along with him, " Mrs. Sheets commented. EXCELLENT SELECTIONS Supt. Dowler stated !hat he had put the discussion of the Johll Arnott who heads !he program and it was decided that the Veterans Memorial Hospital clerk's position on last night's agenda upon the request of more basketballadivity will be open to both boys and girls. Admitted - Phoebe Lee, than one board member and said that he had talked to all of the Bus routing was discussed by Morris who said a slate members about the matter prior to last night's session. Dowler survey will be forlhcoming with recommenda lions on how Middleport; Lydia Davis, said he had also discussed the metter with Triplett for an hour • improvements' can be made. He also discussed work being Pomeroy; Draina Brown, or so Tuesday, prior to the meetlf18. done in .an attempt In receive funds for some seven new buses. Pomeroy; Ida Dudding, Morris commended the Middleport Police Department for Mtddleport. Started Last June Discharged - Trevor Dye, Supt. Dowler said there are problems between him and the solving several breaking and entering offenses at the juriior Raymond Lambert, Pearle clerk but not on a personal basis. He said !he problenn.s started high school. Sigman, Hobart Templeton, last June or the first of July when Triplett went 10 california Snowden complamed again.st damages done tn the seeding for three weeks, one week longer than his allotted two weeks at the new athletic field near Meigs High School. Cars were Charles Cohen, Bonny Allen, vacation. driven onto the area . Snowden, who donated J8days of work w Susan Clark, Golda Lawson, The pant suit pictured is a stripe and solid Harland Greene. Dowler said that Triplett had adviSed him that he was not the project, said the acts have been "irrespon.sible." combination by Hag Windsor - 100 per coming back from california, but he did return. The timing The annual organizati onal meeting was set for Jan. 3 at cent polyester. Sizes 10 to 20 in blue and was bad because an impasse with the teachers was developing 7:30p.m. and Dowler was asked to send holiday greetings w wheat or corral and wheal. and a budget had to be prepared, Dowler stated. THREE FINED the district's employes. Dowler rt1!0rted that Triplett was given a $5,000 ratse The board employed James R. Sheets In serve as a MathRACINE - Three defend· before !he impasse came about and shortly after he returned Chemistry reacher at the high school beginning in January for ants were fined in Racine There are many other styles in our the remainder of the school year. lt was also reported there is Mayor Charles Pyles court from california. holiday selection- all names you know Dowler further recalled Triplett was extremely late in a vacancy for a Spanish teacher at the high school. Tuesday night. Arresting - Flutter Bye - Hay Windsor · Berkshire getting Form 25 completed for the State Depariment of Dowler also outlined plans for the formation of a levy officer was Chief of Police City Scene · Toni Todd · Lady Laura Education. Dowler then read a letter from the exeuutive committee to promote passage of an operating levy renewal Alfred Lyons. They were 'committee of I!Je Meigs Local Teachers Association next year. He said that also plans are being made to use the Terry Lynn Smith, Rt. I, Vicki Vaughn · P. B.J. · Hob Nobber. expressing displeasure at the release by Triplett of each "Apple Cart," a van of the teachers cor(ll, for a reading Racine, $34 .70, speeding ; teacher of Ute district and the salary of each followin g the project and he IO!d of discussions he and Dan Morris, assistant Dale L. Lawson, Rt. I, There are Junior Sizes 3 to 15, Women's sup!., are having on curricula changes. ' strike. Ra cine, $28.70, speei:ling; sizes 6 to 20 and half sizes 6 to 20. The letter said that the teachers were anxious to forget the I Harry W. Pickens, Jr ., strike and the release caused by the re-opening of wounds. Pomeroy, $31.70, speeding. Slop in on the second floor ~ select The letter also charged that the release was erroneous. the dresses and sportswear you'll be Dowler charged also that the public relationS of Triplett were w needing f~r the Happy Holiday. bad because he .was late in getting the tuition figure, up PROGRAM SET considerably lllis year, to parents of tuition students. (Continued from page 11 !Continued from page 11 A Christmas program will Trouble With Form ZS ' Co llms, vice-c hair man; a Jist of supplies for be held at the )\lorning Star Triplett responded, "That everyone in this room Chester Buckley, member; vocational . Agricultural United Methodist Church knows · !he trouble I had with Forrn 0 . J Pennington , fir st program as recommended by Monday, Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.in. 25" (dealing with tuition). He said that he was alternate; Carl Findling, the Vo-Ag advisory comThe public ts invited. not really aware of who the tuition students were at the mittee . start of the school year. On !he release of tile teachers and ihe second alternate. Rutland-Salem, Joe Bailey, Dallas Hill and Patricia salaries of each, Triplett commented at !he Ume he had Clare nce E. chairman; Adleta were placed on the positive reaction from board members on the release. T~and I Might, vice-chairman; Carl' substitute teachers list. The Dowler denied that it was his idea to have Triplett removed but indicated that he agreed with the board of Shenefield, member; John f . board agreed to participate in Colwell, first alternate; Oris the Tille IV program which education. provtdes money for library Mrs. Sheets speaking again commented that, "everyone" Roush, second alternate. Sutton, Charles Theiss, books. Attendmg were Orts did things during th~ teachers strike for which they should be forgiven. She added that she lhought the California trip of chai rman; · Davtd Nea se , Smith, president, Dave • vice-chairman; Gene .Yost, . Smith , Dorothy Calaway, Triplett was a forgotten matter. · The motion not to rehire Triplett was brought w a vote member. Harry Holter, first Doug Bissell, Dorsel Larkins, J?oston, Chester with Mrs. Sheets voting against the motion and Hoover, Bob alternate; james Carnahan, Mrs. second alternate. Gooding , principal, Mrs . Snowden, King and .Or. Keith Riggs voting in favor . The county convention will lletnz, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Following the vote, Mrs. Sheets said she hopes that other problenn.s which are indicated existing in the central office of be held on Monday, Dec. 20, Benedum and John Riebel , !he district are discussed so that a situation such as Triplett's at 10 a.m. at the Meigs superintendent. County ASCS Offtee, 221 West will not be repeated. Second Street, Pomeroy , to Other Board Business The board accepted the resignation of Marilyn S. Meier elect one county committee· who has been employed as a hall time worker in the clerk's man for a three year term office and agreed to send Mrs. Meier a commendation and two alternates for one year terms, as well as resolution. chatrman, vice ~chalrman It was agreed to pay $1,258.57 as Meigs Local's share of the and a regular member of the county psychologist's salary and Eva Mae Christian, Delbert county co mmittee for a J. Heasley, David King, Randy Michael, Franklin Molden, -. · James Jones and Kenneth H. Morris were employed as period of one year. ASC Committee elections substitute custodians. Dallas Hill, vocational agricUlture, and Patricia Adleta, are held without regard to visual arts, were added w the substitute teacher's list and it race, color, reJigion, sex, or was agreed to pernut an addttional cable television outlet at na tiona! origin. llle Pomeroy Elementary School. The board approved the tuition payment of $42.58 a monlh for students living outside the district. A letter from Charles Knight of the Prosecuting Attorney's office indicated that tuition is mandated by law and not by a board of education. Supt. Dowler told of a meeting of school board representatives, WISEMAN FINED parents of tuition students, hirnsell and Paul Woods, area Dave Wiseman, no ..age or coordinator, on the subject of tuition. Woods advised that the address listed, has been fined state provides a form In go by for setting tuition and that form $50 and costs in the court of was followed. Parents had protested because of the raise in Middleport Mayor Fred tuition rates from about $19 wthe new $42.50 a month figure . Hoffman on conviction of Supt. Dowler advised the hoard !hat the CETA Program resisting arrest. Forfeiting· a has been refunded for !he next llknonth period beginning in bond in the same court was Janwiry. This Is the adult ml!"' mechanics class and. the William McKnight, no age or instructors were rehired pending Ute official notification or the address listed, posted ·for a Deluxe Amana Radarange microwave disorderly manner. oven cuts cooking lime by as much as 75 percenl ... so you save time, energy and money! And since you cook on paper. glass, china .. . even plastic. cleanup's a breeze. Come In for a free demonstration and see the magic of the " Revolutionary" Amana Radarange. Albert Davis died Tuesday Triplett fired · ...• ;, near Racine driveway to turn around and pulled into the JII'Ul ol a ·car operated by Betty M. Perry, 55, Jackson . There .was mode,ate damage. •• Yamani 's oil stand assailed " • : : DOHA, Qatar (UP!)' Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Saudian Arabian Oil Minister, flew home to Jedda for consulatations today after Iran assailed his call for a six-month freete on oil prices as "absolutely unheard of." The Saudi delegate' s SUdden departure came as officials of 13 oil producing countries got down to the hard bargalqlng of how mu~h Utey are going to increase the price of the world's oil. Yamanl made no comment about when be will return to the Qatar deliberations of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. When Yamani arrived in Doha Tuesday he said Saudi Arabia wants a six-month freeze on oil prices. But all other 12 countries represented here are · demanijlng some kind of increase ranging between about 10 and 2S per cent. Qatar! sources said the discussions at the conference .~ ! CALL ANSWERED The Pomeroy Emergency : Squad answered a caU to • Silver Ridge. at 9:27 p.m. • Tuesday for Tom Gaspers who was taken to Holzer Medical w ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9:00 Holiday Dresses • at y SANTA CLAUS Will Be In Our 1st Floor Wednesday, ThuiSday and Friday Night from 7 to 8 CLOSED FOR VACATION WATCH FOR ( Thursday Night SpeciJJl • ONLY $499 Ninety dly lnttrflt Ptrtetty If wlthdnwn bttart m•tvrily dltt. · Meigs Co..&and! Visit Our S'alad Bar Pork and Sauerkraut Little Brown Potatoes Vegetable Hot Rolls Coffee, lea or" 'Milk ..@ Th• Athens County THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 PIZZA SHACK Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992-6304 S1vings & L.e11n C:o . 2,. SeconctSt. P'om•• oy, Oh io fAfrl ~ ' l Model RR4·D ENJOY THE LUXURY OF (f}[jJ@] • INGELS o. I • OTHER MODELS oven is the.fastest safest and most ecQnomical way to cook fbday. · . START AT I LAY-AWAY FOR $26900 CHRISTMAS! FURNITU~E ,·. '.• :;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: TO BE SENTENCED DAYTON, 0hlo (UP!) Neal B. Long, 49, Is scheduled to be sentenced' In U.S . Distrld Court her~ Dec. 27 for the Sept. 19, 1975 murder of Charles A. Glatt, 48, a school desegregation workers. Glatt , a professor st Ohio state University, was shot to death while working in his office in the federal building here. The vote was a victory for Premier Adolfo Suarez, 44, who is engineering the delicate task of turning the dictatorship established by the late Generalisshno Francisco Franco into a democracy. The outceme was a crushing defeat for Francois! diehards, the only political force to urge rejection of the new laws. They got 2.6 per cent of the vote while 3.2 per cent of the voters cast blank or void ballots. THE INN PLACE 00 MADRID, SPAIN - SPANIARDS HAVE given a resotmding vote of confidence to King Juan Carlos and !tis gQvernment by approving democratic reforms that op~n the way to the nation's first free elections in U years. In a referendum Wednesday , 94.2 per cent of the voters approved constitutional changes scrapping key Institutions of the Franco regime and establlshing a Westerno!ltyle democracy, a~rding to official and almost complete reslllts EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through Monday, fair Saturday, a ehaoce of showers Sunday and partly cloudy Monday. Highs wW be In the mid to upper 10. Saturday aod ID tbe upper 3lls or low IDs by Monday. Lows •vU! be ID the low to mid 30s early Saturday and in the early 20s Monday. t¢ay. ONLY On Certificates Of Depmit '1.000 Minimum 1 Yr. Tenn ':';:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;: By United Pn!Ss lnternallooal NEW YORK- THE LARGEST CORPORA~ merger in !he nation's history was overwhelmingly approved Wednesday by shareholders of General Electric Co. and Utah International Inc. The merger thrust GE, which has been primarily a manufacturer ol electrical equipment, into the natural resources field and dramatically increases its standing as an international corporation. "Companies that limit their horizons to one country are restricted in their stra legic potential," GE Chairman Reginald H. Jones told a New York news conference after the voting. The corporate marriage was approved by 98 per cent of GE's shareholders voting at Stratford, Conn., and more than 99 per cent of Utah's shareholders voting in San Francisco. .IIIIIL INTEREST fl~ures. WASHINGTON - AGITATION FOR ADDITIONAL Information on Americans still missing in Indochina seemed certain today despite findings of a special House committee that Ute men probably are dead. After a Iii-month investigation here and across Indochina, the ~elect House committee concluded Wednesday "No Americans are still being held as prisoners as a result of the war in Indochina." The committee recommen~d the Defense Department review thelrtafus of 728 American MIAs, reclassifying them to killed-in-action.' This would result in a significant reduction of benefits to their wives and dependents. Carol Bates of the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia promptly called !he report "inept" .. and "incompetent,'' and said it was insensitive to release the report just before Christmas... · CLEVELAND -CUYAHOGA COUNTY Engineer Albert Porter, once considered to have the most secure job in Cleveland pollti<;s is free on bond after pleading innocent Wednesday In 117 counts of grand larceny, theft in office and perjut'y. Porter, 72, saw his career of lhree decades end last month when be was unseated by the city engineer from East Cleveland in the general election. Then last Friday the county grand jury Indicted him in connection with his alleged employe kickback fund. Indicted with Porter \fere his secre!Bry, Mrs. Gladys 'Hebnund, and two other U>p ~ides . Robert Vannice, his deputy engineer, was scheduled In be arraigned to day on 31 counts of theft. Mrs. Helmund faces arraignment Monday on 102 counts of theft, 5 counts of perjury >nd 17 counts of grand larceny. · ·. ATTR"AcriVEIJECORATEir WINDOWS - The windows on the second floor of Pomeroy Elementary School sixth grade class of John Arnott have a stained gla8s look. The windows have been attractively painted in keeping with Chrllll!ias. ·The work was done by class members. . GARY.HOLTER, BEVERLY WIGAL and Becky Kimes, back,! tor , are David Yoong, Mark Holter and Jeff Newell. See page 9for other pictures by Bob Hoeflich: IN POMEROY OPENING DATE oil billions. 'fhe increase dem and! ranged from lhe 10 per cent of the majority tothe 15 per cent of Iron , OP EC: s second largest producer, to the 25 per cent of Irati Any price setting decision must be unanimou !l' and expert betting was that the. final figure wou ld be somewhere around 10 per . cent. This would add 112 · billion to the world 's oil bill. at'eordlng to ofricinl U. S en tine The home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Madden , Jr., Sliver Run, was damaged by fire detected about 2:50 p.m. Wednesday. The Mjddleport Fire Department was called to the · scene and was later joined by the Pomeroy Department for backup. Firemen reported that the fire was caused by a faulty flu . Damages were confined to the attic and one room of the five room frame hOme. There was no insurance. and the estimate of ·da"'mages has iiot been ser. At 6:58p.m. Wednesday the (Continued on page 12) I'! I'! MEIGS THEATME The OPEC decision will have a major lmJII'ct on the cost of heating a home, driving a car and operating a factory in nations around the world. Conference sources said Saudi Arabia, the ca rtel 's largest oil ••porter, remalt\ed the only holdout for PO increase at all, with all other participants demanding a hike to counter the effect of Western inHatlon on the purchasing powe. of their Madden home hit by fire a Committee Lambert euctly how much he wants beyond commenting it means "not very high and not very w- something which is not going to affect the upswing of the recowry in the developed countries." · He said It is not OPEC's intention to "rrush" the Industrial world's economy , because OPEC countries are dependent on Western goods and techllology for th ~ir own development. Amour.egar contested Western figures that inflation has only gone up 6 to 7 per cent in the past year. He said this referred only to the domestic inflation rate for "hot dogs, tram tickets and rent" and not to the rate for exported capital goods which he alleged has increased sixfold since 1973. The 13 ministers were in their second day of closeddoor debate inside the posh Gulf Hotel behind steel shutters and guarded by Qatar's entire army. Saudi Arabian oil minister Sheik Ahmed Znki Vamnn i CHARGES DROPPED said earlier that although hr LOS ANGELES (UPI ) Charges of credit card favored a siK·Inonth price f org~ry against movie free1e because of the slow producer Sol t' lelding and pace of world economic former Dallas ''moneyless recovery 1 his position was not millionaire " socialite rigid . Iranian oil minister Margaret Medders were Jamshld Amuzegar snld he dropped by the district ultorNATIVITY SCENE - ANativity scene will be one of the presentations in the Christmas was seelripg a figure betwoon ney's office Wednesday for program this evening at Bradbury Elementary. Left to right are Johll Blake, Charles the utremes, and tho stn~c li'ck of evidence. Landers and Melviii VanMeter, the Kings; Allan King as Joseph; Laura Horsley, the angel; thus seemed set for com· Mrs. Medders, 58, and FielCheryl Riffle as Mary and Brian George, Keith Scott and Earl Wines, the shepherds. See ding, 68, were accused of promise at around the 10 par Pa~e 2for other Bradbury pictures by Katie Crow. Ullcll use of an Americnn cent mark . • Despite the difference in Express card, which Carroll Sinclair, a Dallllll precious their stated posi tion•. metals dealer, reported Yamanl and Amuz o~ar disappeared from bls home appeared pers.onally close and at one sta~e were seen after a visit by the couple. Mrs. Medders was the wife walking arnt in arm down the or the late Ernest Medders, marbled lobby of he C:u!l an Ulltera te mechanic from Hotel. The OPEC uenchmnrk Tennesee who obtained $3 million in credit and lived like prlre of $11.51 for a barrol of a millionaire in Texas in the Saudi Arabian light crude oil VOL XXVII NO. 170 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS early 1960s by clabntng to be has not risen since October 1975. - - - - - - - - - . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - : . . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::..__~----------.;...-- _ an heir to an oil fortune . -e and Sportswear revolved around 15 per cent · but it appeared that agreement would he reached around 10 per cent. . An Iranian diplomatic source said .it might be less than 10 per cent. Earlier Irani an Oil Minister Jams h l d Amouzegar denounced Yamani's proposal for a sixmonth price freeze. "We don'! go along wit!' whatever country who eomes in and proposes a freeze. That's absolutely unheard of," Iranian Oil Minister Jamshld Amouzegar said in an Interview with Qatar radio. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, whose nation is the cartel's largest oil exporter, called for the six-month freeze on his arrival ut the OPEC meeting to avoid damaging the world economy. Amouzegar earlier proposed a "mnderate" price increase, but declined to say ' County, township roads want names Houses are getting numbers but county and U>wnshlp roads will switch from numbers to names if present thinking is carried out in the Rural House Numbering Project of Meigs County. How to do that, and why, was discussed last Friday at a meeting ca~ed by Meigs County Township Trustee Asan. President Gary Dill, conducted by clvll engineer James A. Page of Flemlilg, Page, Stolte Inc., Marysville, Ohio who Is directing the county-wide rural house numbering project in Meigs County. Page explained that road names will be utilized as part of the new rural address. He said the postal service prefers rural · house numbering projects, but desires Ute use of road names · versus road numbers for mail sorting simpllflcatlon. Page said county officials (and others) think road naming is a reasonable request since many roads are known by names already. Page asked lf the trustees objected to road naming. No objection ·was raised. Middleport Postmaster Paul Casci, wbo asked about the numbering sequence, was told ·the county would be numbered from the west county line east and the southerly county line north. Several trustees asked if road sign money Is available. The engineer explained that some counties have tried to obtain money through the HUD program which is financing the bouse numbering. He had little hope road signs would be eligible. But he had no other suggeatlon at this point. The engineer offered the trustees several suggestions for naming their respective township roads. These suggeati01l8; - Keep existing names or . long established names whenever p088lble. - Avoid naming roads after peraons on the road (unless already established) whenever possible to prevent arguments among residents on the road. -Keep names short, since residents wiD be writing them often on !heir 1118ll. - Avoid names that some persons may find objectionable. ... St~ locomotives, railroads and History By Dave Goloweoskl With the bicentennial year winding to its starspangled conclusion, we are reminded the "Freedom Train" is still chugging Utroogh the countryside. The redwhite-and-blue train consists of a dozen 'l" so cars crammed with exhibits of American memorabilia that range from Jack Benny's violin to Matthew Brady Civil War photographs, 'the train is whistleo!ltopping the country as part of the bicentennial celebration. One need not enter the exhibits to appreciate the best bit of American history there because it is already in full view as the train slides into any town or city which it visits. The best exhibit of the train is the steam locomotive that pulls it. There is an entire generation growing up who have never heard the thunder or seen the billowing contrail left by a passing steam engine. There are youths Ulday who have never smelled the ndd combination of steam and burning coal or who have never stood under a shower of hot hail that blew oul the smokestacks of one of the black giants as it galloped bf . Steam 'locomotive were replaced by diesels some 15 years ago, but it is a fact that the efficient, quieter diesels cannot match the majesty of their thundering predecessors. I don't know of any man alive today whp does not admit to having watched a. steamer go by as a boy and to having marvelled at what a great job it wollld be to pilot one of the monsters. As a boy,! ofum walked !he tracks near my home and wondered where they led and where they cami> from. I wondered what it would be like to engineer one of those iron horses, and I wondered how the coontryside looked to !he engineer as it slipped past his unique vantage point . No train could ever pass me without wave to the mightly big man when my gi-eeting was returned by one of the gentlemen with the odd hat and with the red handkerchief dangling from his neck. The trainmen were heroes because every kid knew from history books and cowboy movies what a great part the st:eamers had taming the West and lxllldlng thls natlon. And every kid knew the story of Casey Jones and the Wabash cannonball. There were other "passengers" on those locomotives. Hoboes - 0r buins - they were called. I talked to one once who came down to a beach near our home to spend the high sununer niRht drinkin)l wine and counting the stars. The beggar took the opportunity to teD me and a group or youngsters about places and cities that we had only read about or seen on television. We were both amused and awed by this unusual character·~ ramblings. We left him that evening and came back early next morning. But he was gooe, an empty white port bottle lay on the ground, llle only evidence of his having been there. One doesn't often see these vagrants anymore, but 15 years ago, when trains passed by in the summer, it was sort of a hobby to count the number of bUDlllhey carried. They were a colorful group with their straw hats and shiny suits. And I regret to say they often served as moving targets of a few small boys throwing poorly-aimed stones. There are hoi sununer evenings that . make one mindbl of the good times that childhood was, and sometimes, when I'm waiting in my car at a railroad crossing whilea!rain passes,! think about \he hoboes and steam locomotives and !he smells and sounds of yesterday. And I even sometimes get this crazy hope the train will slowdown enough so I can hop on. Because I've got this idea Uta\ if I can ride that train down the it can take me U> the whlslle.,U>ps where · hav•· - Coord ina le road names possible since actuai bOuse in the U>wnahlp wlUt adjacent numbering wlll begin within a townships if the road passes few weeks, and lack of road lhrough more than one names may delay the project. township or county. Page said a public meeting - Contact resldenta in the explaining all aspects of the township for road name house numbering project wlll suggestlOIIB. be held soon and field' work ' - Be extremely careful will commence shortly. with road name spelling; The meeting was attended After township trustees by 30 persons including complete qalnlng their roads County Commissioner Henry Ute names are to be Wells, Assistant Prosecutor submitted to the County · charlu Knight, Ef18lneer Wesley A. Buehl for representatives of the . county-wide listing. Chester fire department, and The engineer urged the of most townships . trusteeiJ\to work as rapidly as Stobart named to Toledo job TOLEDO (UP!) - Charles R. "Chuck" Stobart, offensive coordinator at the Unlverslty of Michigan, was named head footbal coach at the Unlverslt> of Toledo today to succeed John Murphy, who resigned in late November. The 42-year old Stobart, a member of Ute Michigan coaching staff since 1969, was chosen by the university's athletic Board of Con troland by Presidenn Glen R. Driscoll after a search committee has screened more than 60 applicants and had intervlwed II of them. The announcement was made today at a news conference by Athletic Director Vern Smith. Smith said that the final selection was between Stobart and Pordue assistant coach Jack Ellis after earlier elimination of Ohio SUite Assistant Dick Walker and Wayne State head cooch Dick Lowry. Stobart is a native of Middleport and received his bachelors and masters degrees from .Ohlo University where he won five letters in football and baseball . He coached high school · football at in Sugar Grove,r Gallipolis, and at Mt. Vernon. · His record at the three high schools was 111-16. . His entire college coaching experience has been as a quarterback and offensive backfiel<l coach. He served in 1 !hat capacity under Charlie Snyder at Marshall in 196:i, under Chuck Studley at Cincinnati In 1966 and under Bo Schembechler first at Miami of Ohio in 1967-68 and !hen at Michigan since 1969. The Rockets posted a 3-ll record last season. . . DAYS TO CHRISTMAS .... NOW YOU KNOW The freezing point of gasoline ranges somewhere between 180 and 210 degrees below zero. � 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. 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