https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1f38ca7b1c9f4bb2aa9b6101f4b62d0a.pdf e248c7b8d2b0c535b5f1d86c4eb26de9 PDF Text Text • 24 -; Tbe Dally SelltWI, Mlddleport.pomervy, 0., Tllurllday, Dec. 23, 197F Next Sergeant proved cool in September under great pressure Grounding deliberate says tipster_ NANTUCKET, Mass . (UP!) -A man who said he was a crewman on the Argo M~cMrn ti~ the ON~ Guard the lanker may have' record of numerous maritime been run aground mishaps, was 10 miles oil deliberately, with the owners' couroe wl!en It went aground on Nantucket Shoals, about'!/ knowledge. What wu left of the 7.5 miles from Nantucket Island, million gallons of heavy oil on Ia~ Wednesday . " We don't have the the tanker, pounded to wreckage by the Nonb authority or responsibility to Atlantic's strong windl and lnvettlgate this because it rough seas, threatened happened In International Georgee Bank, one of the waters," Be,nkert said. "It i.9 world's richest flilhlng areas. not In ou~ jurisdiction." lfthe An 116-mlle slick, reseni· Liberian · government bUng mauee of 26-loot black requests an Investigation •.he pancake~, was blown southsaid, the Coast Guard could south-east today "In a roller- . lllep in. couter fashion," the Coast Guard said, and could misa the main fishing area of the bank. Some of the pollution has already reached its edge. Rear · Adm. William Benkert, chief of the Office of Merchant Morine Safety, said Wednellday the CoB~ Guard received B telephone caU from B mon who Identified hlmself as either "M. COLUMBUS {UP!) - Gov. Celebrating the time LBblr" or "M. S.bir," • James A. Rhodes said todBy Paklstani nattollai, and said "It is regrettable , but of Santa, of Joy, of he was a crewman on the predicable" that the Ohio tanker. Supreme Court would hold Giving! We oend you "He stated that the vessel unconstltutiooal the revenue eparkling wiehes and was old and leaking amd may bonding authority in Ohio's have been deliberately present housing construction tdncere apprecialion. beached, with the owners' program. From All ol Us At knowledge," the Coast Guard "We have said conslstenUy said. from Ule beginning that if The Coast Guard confinned Ohio is to have a housing that an M. Sablr of Pakistan program financed by revenue was a member of the crew bonds, our constitution will and was taken to Nantucket • require a vote of the people Hank, Kathy, Leona from the stricken ship. approving the bonds," · and The 23-year-;Jld ship, with a Rhodes said about the highcourt's WednOIIday ruling. "Now the court has said the same thing!, The Ohio Supreme Court held the Ohio Housing Development Board has illegally Issued and sold PLAYING NIGHTLY revenue bonds to provide funds for mortgage loans to developers for construction and rehabilitation 'of low AT THE INf'il Income housing. .Tile court decision was in a case brought by Ohio Attorney General William J. From Parkersburg Brown, who asked the Housing Development Buard wshow by what law tl)ey can lilaue such bonds. The high state court ruled the board's lilauance and sale We will .close at 2.: 00 Friday Dec. of such bonds constituted a 24th and remain closed December 25 u.se of the stste's credit In & 26th. violation of the state constitution and ruled the MERRY CHRISTMAS sales invalid. "During the time that Ulis plan, which was passed during the previous 992-3629 (Gilligan) administration, Pomeroy has been debated and argued about, Ohio has lost several. hundred mUUon dollars in potential federal housing 992-6304 subsidies, and thousands of jobs that woul.d be created if we had a viable housing program In Ohio," Rhodes said. "But much worse is the fact that low Income Ohioans are forced In many cases to live In substandBrd housing that Is unclean, unsafe and unhealUly. "By federal census fi~ures, The Boston Globe said today it was told by Capt. Alister Crombie, deputy commissioner of Marine Safety for the Liberian government, a five·man board will convene in Frbruary• to Investigate the grounding of the tanker. The ship supposedly is operated by the Thebes ~hipping Co. of Monrovia, Liberia, with . agents in Boston Identified in a "suit filed In US. District Court as Housing problem up to Assembly CLELAND REALTY "TIGRESS" THURSDAY · 9:00 TIL 1:00 THE MEIGS INN PIZZA SHitK there are 200,0ilo substandBrd housing uniiB in Ohio. In addition, it Is estimated Ohio has need for 170,000 housing units to fiil lhe needs of Ohio's senior citizens. "The tragedy is that we could be providing better housing at no c-ost to Ohio taxpayers if we had an ad equate housing revenue bond program such as the one In Michigan. As It is, millions of dollars paid by Ohioans In federal taxes are going to other states which ~ve had the for·esigM to pass programs which will work ." The Ohio ' General Assembly rejected the early 1973 Rhodes proposal of a housing revenue bond amendment to the Ohio Constitution. Rhodes urged legislators to remedy the situation without delay . "Now it is incumbent on the General Assembly to act, and act quickly, to put a housing program ·on the ballot in Ohio and to help to pass it, so that we can have a program to help low income Ohioans obtain decent housing," he said. OAKLAND I UPI) Golden State forward Derrek Dickey will miss ThursdBy night's road game against Milwaukee because of a sprained left ankle, th e Warriors repurted WednesdBy . Dickey returned to the Son Francisco Bay Area lor examination and trf!llrnent by the team physician. PHILADELPHIA i UPI ) Two Philadelphia Eagles' assistant coaches, John Idzik and John Mazu r, have resigned to "pursue other NFL coaching offers," according to an Eagles' spukesman. Sy·,od A. C. l.ombard & Sons. Another suit filed with the court identified the owner as Amershlp Agency of New York City. Neither the Boston nor New York firms could be reached for comment. President Ford, "deeply concerned" about th~ spill, Wednesday ordered federal agencies ''to do aU that is possible" to limit en· vtronmental' d@mage to the · coast, but stopped short of declaring it a dlilastet area. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis had asked Ford earlier In the dRy for a disaster declaration that would make affected fishermen and related businesses eligible for low· interest loans. Massachusetts officials feared local 'fishermen will lose at least S83 million if the oil blankets the area. Transient elfs poem reprinted says Paul VI SAN FRANCIS(X) (UP! )- tiie ' Sheriff's Sgt. Bill Sweeney VATICAN CITY (UPI ) - · was supposed to keep the Pope Paul V1 has set Sept. 30, would-be airline hijacker 1977, as the starting date for from harming his two the next World Synoq_J of hostages. Bishops, Vatican sources said And he succeeded. todBy. Using a radio telephone, he They said the Synod's got Palm J. Hinnant, 37, to permanent , secretariat rei!!Bse his hostages, give up notified Vatican departmenlil his two pi~ols and a knife and of the dote, which has not walk off. the United Airlines been: officially annolinced. · · DCB. He talked to him The synod-a gathering of constantly during the 141>· more than 200 Roman hour ordeal. Catholic bishops elected by "For anyone to i'emaln that their peers around the world cool and controlled under or appointed oy the Pope- those pressures is will be the advisory body's miraculous," San Mateo fifth meeting since Pope Paul County Sheriff John establlilhed it in 1967. McDonald said. The Pope, who was Hinnant, a mechanic oo disturbed by some liberal sick leave for ~motiona l views expressed in past problems, took two cosynods, has set the relatively workers hostage at United's innocuous theme of the maintenance complex norUl contemporary te aching of of Sar Francisco lnternacatechism as the Sj))e subject UonaiAirportTuelldayat4:,20 for the 1977 gathering . He p.ffi'. He forCild Ulem onto an · vetoed proposals for debate . empty plane and demanded a of the more general issues of flight crew. youth and the family in the Hinnant finally walked off modern world. ' .flll:,fiii:.,.Bl Themes of past · synods · ~~~~~1 included a sharing of power between the Pope and bishops, the priesthood, world justice and missionsry work . By JOY STERLING SPOKANE, Wash. (UP! )The following manuscript, left at the UP! bureau in Spokane by a transient elf, is reprinted with permission of the author: 'Twa s the night before Christmas And all through the nation State troopers were waiting, Each man at his station. Why are they lurking With siren and light' For that bold perpetrator Of Christmas Eve night. He rides through the night Flouting all laws. He is known on the posters AB Mr . S. Claus. For years he's been corrting On cold winter nights, But his little red carriage Has no proper lights. The law is simple. The words are quite stark. An unlighted sleigh box Is a crime in the dark. Long ago it was worse ... But he's not done his duty By rigging his team To a critter named Rudy. A little red beacon With a flash and a blink, My gosh, if they catch him He'll land in the clink. The lights must be brighter, A·,beam white and bold, To show him the way Up there In the cold. And brake lights and stop lights And emergency flashers To light up the sky For the Dancers and Oashers. Plus seaihelts and mirrors And his wipers need fix in ' To make the night safe For Prancer and Vixen. A whole grand array .. . He can't be so stupid .. . To imperil the lives Of Comet and Cupid. As his rush to the south Takes him through every state Hlil sleigh is not marked WiUl its maximum weight. And the EPA people Will join the patrols. They know that the team Lacks emisaion controls. But these agents and watchers And.old Smokey Bears Are not listed among This night rider's cares. His soul is untroubled ... He won't give a fi g; His wife has just bought plane Wednelday morning at 6:30. Anhourla\erS«-r,te, a 16-year ve\erln of the Sheriff's Department itnd a troined crisla negotiator, collapsed from ubaustiCII. ,. 'J'Ilrougbout the night he manned the rldlo )elepbone ' through which he cooducted negotiations with Hinnant who kept changing his · demands and lsauln& ultimatmns. McDonald said Sweeney's swift develoJIII'Inl of a "Palm and Bill" telatlonship with Hinnant led to the successful'.ending of the night of terror. The hostages were Richard Funk, 38, Hinnant's bola at Ule maintenance base, and Jerome Dusellberry, 42, a mechanic. Funk suffered minor knife . wounds. When be handled the ·radio telephone aboard the · plaqe, he repeatedly pleaded with · sweeney to get something done. He said Hinnant wounded him to show he meant business. . c ..,,.,..,_"'-. ...... Akron player strangles on gum WARREN, Ohio (UP!) An Ill-year-old Akron Buchtel · Hi gh School basketball .player died Wednesday night after he collide<! with a U.ammate during a game at ' Warren Harding Fieldhouse Wednesday night , sources said. The victim was identilied as Wayne Johnson of Akron. Preliminary rep or ts indicated the collision occured during a fast break, in which players rush the bail from one end of the court to the other. Sources sa(d Johnson· apparently was knocked unconscious in the fall and strangled on gum he was chewing at the time. _ Trainers from both teams wor.ked frimticaUy on the youth and reportedly were able to dislodge the gum but he never regained .. . , . and accept our sincere consciousnesS. thanks for your loyally, confidence and goodwill. r;v;;;;;,=:=,,,,,,,:,,,,,~:,,i,;,,;, ,iiri:;~j ,. ·*· POMEROY, OHIO .transmlssion . t.li.J•l~), , In a voice very bngn< MERRY . CHRISTMAS GOOD BUDDY, • And to all a good night. , .. THERE IS AN EXCELLENT CHANCE OHIOANS WILL have a white Christmas but residents In most sections of the state may have to walt unlillater Christmas day for the snow. Tile national weather service in Cleveland today issued a winter stonn watch for Christmas Day for most sections of the state. · A high pressure system over the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley was moving eastward over Ohio and that, coupled with a low pressure system developlag In the plain stales, was responsible for the storm watch. Sunny skies are forecast for aU of Ohio today, but skies are expected to turn gray and some snow was forecast for later todBy . '" 1F.lope every day of the holidays is a special day lor you, filled with the pleasures MEIGS THEATHE CLOSED .FOR VACATION WATCH FOR OPFNING DATE. 1 3 ij By United PrelllnteruaUooal , BUCYRUS, Ohio - A CRAWFORD COUNTY Common Pleas JUdge has ~uled that VOters passed a disputed Col. Crawford School Distrlctle':'Y Nov. 2by one v_ote. . Judge Robert Bro~ said Thursday the f~l vote total ~as 1~3131or and 1,312 againSt the levy. Br~wn, 10 ruling 0 ~ nme disputed ballots, counted four as yes s, three as nos and · th · tent 1 the ter · ld disc.oun ted theolher no , saymg em o vo s cou · be · not detenruned. MONROE, LA. - THE HEAD OF THE STATE AFL-CIO says the bacldash from the passage of a rlght.-to-work law in Louisiana was a major' reason employes at a General Motors plant voted to join the United Auto Workers union. Although the UAW is not an AFL-CIO affiliate, Louisiana AFL,CIO president VIctor Bussie said Ule righHo-work issue prompted his orgll(lization to help the UAWwln its first contract at one of the six plants GM has opened In the South since 1973. Tile union represents workers In three older Southern GM plants as well as In the Southern plants of a number of ot.her auto !inns. RighHo·work laws allow workers to avoid joining unioos and paying dues , although they receive Ule same benefits and pay as union members , The union8 consider it a rnarlagement method to decrease union membership. ./' "Tillil stirred up the workers enough to go out there and make sure that plant did go union ," Bussie said. We will close at 2 p.m. Friday, Christmas Eve. Closed Saturday and S~nday. it: His handle in Krlngle . He rides every year with his bells all ajingle. You may hear his . .. THE MEIGS INN that make you happiest t Add on.~ ,thunks to your holiday joys. Elberfelds In Pomeroy at y en tine Fifteen Cm1ts Vol. ~K . No. 17ti ' .. ' He'U monitor channels From one up to twenty And even this night He'll have hel(iers a plenty. They 'll warn him of speed traps Where Smokey might lurk. He'D avoid all the pitfalls and finish his work. • In case you've not guessed Herb. David, Mike. Gene POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday , Dece!llber 24, 1976 " • e Eat, drink , be merry him ' A citizens' rig. BaY thanks. CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE .. COLUMBUS - EIGHT CENTRAL OffiO coW!ties will begin testing a new school district accounting system Ule first of the year ,State Auditor Tllomas E. Ferguson said Tllurllday. Eventually to be used statewide, the system wiU be tried out first iri Franklin, Madison, Union, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway and Fayette CAlunUes. Ferguson said an important feature of the new system is cost comparison, "lor example administrative costs of similarly sized districts can now be compared to improve efflciO!ICY In operation and acc,!~face In budgeting." VAIL, COLO. - FORCED TO THE SKI SLOPE sidelines by an old football Injury, President Ford is doing what he says he does worst - Christmas shopping. The President skipped skiing Thursday for Ule 1\rst time In his Christmas holidBy vacaUon and, Instead, limped into Vail Village to do some lastminute buying · . . " 'd Wh lte "It's just his old football Injury acting up, sat . House Jl'ess secretary Ron Nesle!l. ''We do Ulrough thts w~en · he slllaa Jot." Ford suffered an injury to his right knee playmg college football four decade,&ago and It sWI bothers him occasionally, Ford tUf!lbled twice while skiing WednesdBy, but aides sai41'there was no Indication the apUls caused the slight l!lnP• PARIS - THE UNITED Sl'ATES, JAPAN and West Germany must boost their economies in 1977 to keep the Industrialized world from falling Into a recession on the heels of the oU price Increases, an authoritative report says. <Kgant ..uon for Economic Cooperation and Develop(Continued on page ~) :The GQod will to .men I , · As sure as snowflakes and Santa Claus Over thousands of years, the city-state and children's sparkling eyes someone' is and the nation became the most Important going to ~y to US during this se~son of peace social and political units. The m~rality of on earth,and good will to men , "Wouldn't it the family and the tribe, sanc\toned by be wonderful if we could keep the spirit of custom and religion , was codified into Christmas the whole year 'round?" written law. . Weve , a11 sa1'd 1.t , many t unes ' d Vet moralitu still did not necessarilY - an , . 8 ut how. many of us we 've bee n sm~re. extend beyond the largest social unit . · have ever stopped to analyze just what the Throughout recorded and unrecorded lime, ingredients are that produce this feeling of war ha s been the usual means of solvmg _ happy anticipation, this glow of affection for ,. disa greements between nat!~~· · others.? ·· Today , however, the realities of nuclear Have we ever considered just what weapom·y have made war no. longer a persons .Jie include in our expression of practical extension of diplomacy. I .Ike It or "good-will to men'" · not, aU mankind is now truly one family, and Too often the good will seems to rea ch a~gression against o~e member of that only as far as our immediate familie s and family could lead to the end of the world little circles of friends. That's fine, but it's family as a whole. . not enough, not nearly enough in the kind of Peace, based upon brotherly love, exinterconnected, Interdependent world we pressed by world law and enforceable by live in today. some means, seems t~ he the onl! alterThe history of mankind can be seen as a native". How to attam 1t Is_somethmg else gradual extension of certain basic moral aga in. But it must begm w1th each of us as beliefs. Brotherly love, kindness, truthindividuals . lulness, c«H>peration- all of these no doubt When we say "peace on earth," let It had their origins in the primitive family mean peace for all peoples and all countms, group. not just those who agree w1th our color, When the tribe and the clan- groups of nationality or creed. . fall)illes - came Into being, there also came Yes, It ~ould be wonderful 1f the an enlargement and greater enforcement of . Christmas spmt could last the whole year the moral code, But all these early begin· 'round . But almost as wonderful would be nings of morality centered on the security of rea l peace and good will even for only thiS the immediate group and ended abruptl y one season of the year, for a chan~ e. when it came to strange or rival clans. Santa comes in all shapes United Pr011s International To the Johnnie Shoate family, Santa Claus Is the Detroit pulice force . And In the Louisiana bayous, Santa is a raggedy man in muskrat tr~ppings riding In a skiff pulled by alligators. Santas of all shapes emerged todBy for ChriStmas Eve', some In red suits bearing gifts, others In more . mundane attire, bearing Christmas cheer lor the down-and-out Bruce' McDonald is a truditional St. Nick. And. the Chicago businessman says he sometimes Ullnks , like the ·children he visits, that he reaDy Is Santa. ,. McDonald has been taking time olllhe job to play Santa for 24 years. " It'~ my way of saying 'I love yoli 1 to my world," says McDOOald, who is visiting his son in Richmond, Va., for Ihe hQiidBys. ' "When I'm dead tired, I play S.nw Claus be<·au'*' of a Automen ·. cheered· • by sales • m•mory ." he said . The me111ory is nf a visit to a Chicago hoapilal, where a nurse asked him to make one '· more stop to see her mother, an elderly stroke victim who hadn't moved for several dRys. "I leaned down to her and said, 'Hello Mary. Tlllil Is Santa." He said he laid a candy cane by her han~ and started to leave when her face lit up and she waved faintly . "That's why I play Santa. lf you can bring love and happiness lo just one person, It's well worth iV' The Detroit police forl'll is · Santa for the family of Lt. Johnnie Shoates, who was shot in the head trying to stop · a reSiauranl robbery while off duty last Octobe: , Shoates is still in critical condition and semiconscious. He ha s never seen his · dBughter , Kelli, lx>rn 11 days after the shooting . Offle1•rs in Shcoalcs precinct and throughout the city have raised $3,050 for the Shoates and have helped out In other ways -even putting up Ule Christmas iree . At San Quentin priNm In California, Santa Is a convict serving a life term on two murder charges. But the convict Santa, Don Blansett, is a marvel to the children of fellow Inmates. After a few minutes on his knee, mo~ forget where they are . Somewhere between the NorUl Pole and Louisiana's 'Bayou Teche, Sants sheds his crimson-and-white· suit for muskrat trappings arid ditches his reindeer and sleigh for a gatorilUUed skiff. Thai's the Santa of "Cajun N1gh1 Before Ch ~istrna (," an illustrated Cajun dialect .ers1on of Clemenr Moore's classir. The Cajun Version lil fa st bl:coming a classic of its own irf the bayous. In l.os Ange le s, Milo Speriglin and his band of (Continued OJI page 2) Df!:TROJT I UPI) - The auto assembly lines \jere stilled for a 16-<lay holiday today, but not before Industry execulives jubilantly report~d their second highest pre-Olrlstmas new car sales In history. The 32\1 per cent mid· De ce mber gain reported Thursday was' the bl:st gain over a comparable 1975 period since early .June. It assured that 197R would he the U.S. auto Industry's best year since preenergy crisis 1973. On a seasonally adjusted basis, the 10 million annuul sales rate was the best so far this year . With l.he sales report out of the way , auto plants began shutting for a 10-day holiday that ends Jan . 3. Seven Ford Motor Co . car and truck plants will work an unusual four days during the POMEROY - Keith D. Ashley, right, Racine Grange, holidBy with workers earning and Randy Wolfe of Saltcreek Valley Grange, Circleville, triple-time pay to build midcompeting recently as a piano duo in the National Grange . sized and full-sized cars and Talent ~'lnals at the national session at Atlantic City, N, vans that are in strong J., were awarded secood runner-up position and a cash demand. prize. They were sent to the national competition after The 223,500 cars sold In the winning the best-of-show category at the Ohio State Dec . 11-20 period were~ Grange contest from over 500 contestants. 23, 000 more than mo st Local bauks, Meigs and Plckaway County analysts - ~ad expected . Pomooa Granges, and others were among the donors for Executives SlHd the sales lull the trip to Atlantic City for these two contestants. The that began when the '77 winners expressed their thanks to all who helped with the models were Introduced In trip. .. October Is over . Randy is presenUy a senior at Circlevllle High School "The mid-December report and Keith is a teacher at Gallia Academy High School and should take care of any. the Ga111P<illls Business College. thoughts that we're still In a sales lull," one analyst said. -"Sales were well above expectations and the Industry Clinic openmgs has definitely pulled off the are announced nat spot It's been sitting on for the put few 'l'onths." POMEROY - There are - General Motors led the way still openings for the Oec. 29 with a 41 per cent gain based cancer clinic of the Meigs · on the strong showing of its Unit of the American Cancer new , smaller standard.fiized :Society. ca•s an d rebate,tnspired Any woman wishing an interest In liB subcompact 1 appointment to attend the models. Tile Industry giant free clinic held at Veterans took a 58 per cent share of Memorial Hospital may call dome$t!C sales 4 992-3382, 992-5832 or 992-7531. percentage points better than . . Other cllnles will be held on Its normal share ·- wiUl its Jan. l2andJan. 26 for women Cadillac and Oldsmobile dlviwho are unable to attend the (Continued on page 2) nee. 29 Clinic. Instrumental duo is 2nd in national show DAY TO CHRISTMAS 'f '• ., t i �- '-•- .· - - ---·-3::,The Dally Sentinel, MiddlePort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fridsy, De<: . 24, 1976 unytet~ tn aerenae ol court '2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pmneroy, U., frulay ,lie<'. 24, J!I7U Auto men Democracy's chances better now in Spain tContinued from pag• I I .<;iuns setting sales records. Cllrysler reported a 36 per tent gain, Ford was up 20 per cent, and American Motors, still suffering from soft small car sales, was off 8 per cent. Analysts said the high sales were partly the resu!Lof Ford's recovery from a month-long strike in September and October and a generally improving new car market. With one 10-day sales period remaining, dome!iliC auto sales are assured of topping 8.5 million. That woUld be a 21 per cent jump over 1975, the industry's worst sales year since 1962, but still well below the 9.6 million cars sold in 1973. Labor-management affairs even better during new Year orders against local wlldcala.; Most governmelll ollidall believe the nation's coal stockpiles would lui for a .. six-week strike. But a Ianter .• ; walkout would serlG!Isly hurt ~' the nation's energy eupply- '" requiring -intervention by "' Carter. " ·Automation and stockpil.ll'l! '" make strikes unlikely thla -:: year when contractsuplre In the oil in!htstry in January and the Bell Telephooe Ca. ln ·August. ;:::: Lonsshoremen on the lj:ut --.. and Gull coasts now have an ,;: Income guarantee in their . ~ contract, which el]lires In· ,;. September. Proapects fill' a;·;: strike would Increase If lbti ~ Supreme Court rules against .;;: an existing agreement oo the · • handling of containerized·· " tThls is ooe of • series or UPI dispatehes on the signifi- table - mar~lng the guarantee(! annual wage. beginninK ot the normal Usery acknoWledged that three-year cycle of big he has heard employers , By PETER UEBERSAX in Spain , and quicker and popular Nupport fer reform, jt cance nf e\'ents of the year contract negotiations. expreBs "some concem" MADRID, Spain tUPl ) smoother progress .toward is likely tltat the left will show ending and what . may be itself more pliable. Both sides These negotiations about these demands . "Speak, people, speak - so full democracy. UJII'rtcd In 197land beyond,) produced some turmoil. Several company negotlawrs that demagogy falls Silent," In the first place, the result have already agreed to Strikes in trucking, autos and suggested privately that government posters urged is a tremendous vote of COnti- negotiations on a widening or rubber led an increase In Usery was understating their Spaniards in the campaign de nee lor the government and politico! freedoms and details lor the referendum on its low-key but efficient ap- of the general elections l;ibor unrest throughout the feelings. . · economy. But the !ll!tUements Some industry leaders fear . democratic reform. proach to the tricky,problem scheduled fer the first half of . Now lhat S[lllnlardB ' have .· of turning a dictatorship into 1911. By Sarah Fritz were moderate - averaging the momentum toward job The referendum result is spoken- voting a resounding a democracy through WASHINGTON I UP!) about 9 per cent in wage and security will have a strong Sl to constitutional changes peaceful referm from within. the closest thing to popular Des11ite an increase of strikes fringe benefit improvements inflationary impact In the that open the way .to Spain's Never before has a country endorsement of a Spanish in 1976, LabOr Secretary W.J. in the first year. . . future. Thus they will be Usery proclaims it was a first free elections in 41 years been abl e to solve that government in 40 years. Thus The more lucrative settle- scrutinizing the outcome neil it will be able to negotiate - chances are that there will problem. good year for laborments occurred in trucking August of negotiations in the be indeed less demagoguery In the second place, the frmn a position of strength. management relations and and the rubber industry basic steel industry. shipments. -:; '1' 1 But from the way Premier predicts that the new year where workers were trying w The basic steel pact vote has reduced to their true " will be even better. . catch up after three years which sets a pattern for size the vociferous minority Adolfo Suarez, 44, has been of Francois! ultras. Claiming speaking and acting in recent Usery bases his assessment without cost of living alunninum and can indus~ to represent "the people," months, it is likely that this on the moderate wage in- increments. Increases were talks later in the year - will strength· wiU make him that more modest In the higher- be shaped partly by a bitter these diehardB have been creases achieved In negotiaI . I criticizing, threatening and much more willing to listen tions this year and the paying construction and auto el~ction In the United ' 1 1 sabotaging the government of ,- and maybe a~ree industries. SteelworkerS union next Feb. likelihood this nonI POMEROY, 0 . I King JUlin Carlos in an effort with the other side . Inflationary trend will Probably the most nota\l]e 6. . (Continued from pag,e II I PH. 992.2176 to stall reform. continue through Jimmy achievement was the United Ed sadloivsld, one of the detectives, who make a good Carter's first year · as I . Their slogan was "Franco Aulll· Workers' success in candidates to succeed many people unhappy plying president. 11nternationa I 1 would have voted no." Their ' obtaining an extral3 days off retiring President I.W. Abel, their trade the rest of the 1 share in t)le vote was Z.6 per 1 Harvester each year - a step toward a opposes a nationwide, no"This was one of o1,1r better yeaf, are bac~ pla;-ing Santa years - a good year," Usery ·I New Idea Equipment 1 cent . four-day work week. The strike agreement. (.1aus. In the third place, the -One bag covers 3'~ x 30 union saw this as a way to If Sadlowski wiris, Abel said in an interview. "And IMcCulloc;JI Chain 1 Speriglio is director of the next year will be a very , very sq. II. outcome of the vote will cause encourage hiring and intendB to resign early and I the leftwlng opposition, led by 1Saws Nick Harris Private good year in collective enhance job security. allow his successor to RACINE - Funeral ser- Detective Agency, where a bargaining." -Good insut.tion for tt.rd. .' the Communists and Usery and other experts negotiate. Fearing an vices for John Arnott of telephoQe problem four years Socialists, to have some predict the bargaining Increase in local strikes· lo-1Jtl places But Usery seemed to glo:<'l Racine were conducted at 2 ago began a tradition. Four second thoughts on the over many of the potential pattern established in 1976 lUlder Sadlowski's regime, wisdom of advocating a p.m. Thursday at the Racine years ago the 87-person problems ahead - among will carry over into next year, steel users might then resort Bag brutal and total break with Methodist Church.' The Rev. agency was flooded with calls them the growing fear among but there probably will be to stock piling, which in turn Smith and the Rev. from children asking for. .Tim the Francois! past as the only employers about the current fewer strikes. could trigger layoffs once an Santa Claus after a dial-a- pressure toward job security solution for Spain's transition Edison Weaver officiated. Fewer.worke~s· wages will agreement is reached. Music was provided by Santa service took a phone and a shorter work week. to democracy. be at stake in 1977, but major The prospect for labor Mrs. Mattie Circle, organist, number only one digit Critical of the He adniits the prospect of a contracts. will be negotiated unrest Is even greater In the government's program of and Mrs. Emma Jane Me- removed from theirs. !!ather "poten tia lly ex plosive" affecting oil, steel, can, bituminous coal industry. step-by-step reform , the left Clintock, pianist. Pallbearers . than disappoint the children, strike at the end of 1977 in the alurrunum, coal, aerospace, The contract covering more detectives began nation's coal fields, but · construction and telephone than 200 000 active and urged their fo ll<~wers to were Norman Will, Harold the VALU bOycot the referendum as a Rice, Rutland; Bernard pretending to be Santa. apparently does not share a industries employes and retired ~embers of the protest againsl'the curbs that Diddle, Robert Fisher, Women detectives said they concern among many that longshoremen on the East United Mine Workers expires STORE are being maintained on George Albert Hill, Tom were Mrs. Claus or an elf. 0. union politics may promote and Gulf coast~. in December. Usery Chapman, Doug Rees, and The number was passed labor unrest in the basic steel some freedoms. Although uruons do not describes It as "one of the llut no more than 22 per Milford Frederick, Racine around !"chon! yards and industry. dlwlge their wage demands most serious potential labOrOpen 24 Hrs. cent of the eligible voters area. Assisting with the eve ry year since, the In 1976, the wages and In advance, Usery bebeves management.problems in the With Carry-out and abstained. They include those flowers were Alice Wolfe, detectives found themselves working conditions of nearly 1977 settlements wiD continue nation." hom e delivery citizens who - like in any Margie West, Martha Dud- spending a lot more time ha- 9 mill ion workers were tn. the . moderate range ' UMW President Arnold DIRECT ding, Etta Mae Rill and ho-hoing than b'Ulnshoeing. decided at the bargaining prunartly because most big Miller, seeking re-election other country simply are CLOSED CHRISTMAS COMPANY not interested in voting. Emma Jane McClintock. C:O~!racts now have cost of nexi June against two • DISTRIBUTORSHIP OPEN DEC. 26 AT The soul-searching among Here for the services from hVJ~g e~calators to protect potentially strong opponents, opposition politicians has al- out of town were Mrs. KenPROFIT agatnst mflation. has allowed his union to be 5 A.M. ·~ ready .begun. .neth Ours, Roger Ours, MARK-UP 100% A Steelworkers, telephone weakened by dissenion. Even "If You've Got Joaquin Jluiz-Gimenez, a Wellsville; Mrs. George (Contuiued from page I) operators and airline a new president was. not VERY HIGH Cooking . Blues Bring ""••., teit wing .Christian Democrat MCCoy and Wayne Ours, ment, which guides the economies of Western Europe, North mechanics a lr,eady have expected to enjoy undivided VOLUME Your Family . to and leading member of the East LiverpooL Mr. and America, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, issued its long, indi~ted they will be be support. BUSINESS Lou's." opposition front "Democratic Mrs. Jeff Arnott, Roch- awaited economic outiQOk for 1977 Tttursday ·.ln Paris. The ~eekmg some f?rm of Also coittributing w the Compan) markehng drr~cl "'· ~ Coordination" has admitted este~ , Pa .. Mrs. Luda OECD acknowledged the 1977 outlook is weaker than its 101proved job securtty when prospect of a long coal strike 992-6010 !rom Na11onar Manutacrurer wrlh 12 -ye8< "' that it was wrong to Arnot, Belpre, Lewis Talbott, economists had forecast last July, but said, "It does not add up they go Ill the bargauung is the union's demand for a rn a 4 BILLION dolla r IA!h.itlt~ ' •• IOC:il dlllflbulor underestimate t11e Spaniards' Chicago, m.; Mr. and M~s. to recession.'' · table next yea~. Steelworkers negotiawct right to strike over "' eagerness to vote. " The Ralph Jackson, Delaware ; •• NO SELLING! Expansion is expected to continue at a moderate 4per cent have even. discussed their local . grievances. Coal • abstention campaign did not Eugene Zahrndt, Pataskala ; growth rate only if there is "a fairly strong pickup in the demands tn terms of a operators will be equally ACCOUNTS SECURED BYC~PANY ga in the support of the Jane Ann Rees and Mrs. United States, Japan and West Germany in the next few HUNDREDS people,". he said. Winn Rees, Columbus, Mrs. months, followed by some slowdown in the second half of the AVAilABLE IN THI S With the gove rnment Kenneth Wyant and son, year.'' the report said. AREA having won , overwhelming Harrisonville, ' William ' '!'Oll may vosol t he lacrory lind 4 tar• 10 our O•srrrburors BOSTON - NEW ENGLAND STATE officials who favor Roberson, ·and the Rev. and IMMEDIATE INCOME· r----~~~'"':1~~~~~~~----.Mrs. Edison Weaver, Mason, oil exploration off their coast say the Argo Merchant tank~r w WITH MONEY BACK. disaste[ demonstrates the regiqn would be "far better off", W. Va. Burial was in the ' FIE-PURCHASE with offshore drilling. Governors in Rhode Island, u ~ Letart Cemetery. AGREEME~T • Massachusetts and New Hampshire uniformly want no delavs ' Menor Women. full or in offshore 'oil exploration scheduled next spring. The oil part time. This iS not a " would be brought In the coast by pipeline. franchise. Gov. Me)drim Thomson, R-N.H., also argued the disaster I~ CASH REOUIRED. involving · the 23-year-Old Liberian-registered ship THE OAI.YSENTINEI. $4250 demonstrates that modern supertankers could do a better job DEVOTED TO TilE F01 tree brochure till I • INTERF.st OF . of transporting oil. A federal study given the governors 1-800-t.4J-5596 !ton lret MEIGS-MASON AREA NEW YEAR'S EVE Dance, 9 till "Fine Pizza Since 1958" ;myt1mel or 111111d Name . forerasts three decades of offshore exploration will mean $3.5 CHESTER I ~ TANNEHILL Address and TelephON! Open Christmas Eve •• 2 p-.m. Rutland Gym, EXt't', Ed. billion in investments and create 9,500 jobs. Numtle/IC 'KOHt;HT IIOEFLICH Open New Year's Eve & New Year's Day WELCO . INC . •• refreshments, B. Y .0. B. Live Cily E~llur 510 Plaza West Building Pu!J ii•hcd daily c<!Npl Salurda}' HOLIDAY TRAVELERS JAMMED AIRPORTS, TRAIN Middleport band, R. J. Browning SlO couple. Little Rock. Ark !!In~ by The Ohio Valley PullliNhir'll Cum- STAT IONS and bus terminals and millions of motorists headed M 72205 992-616. 7 any, I! I Court St., Pwneruy, Olriu Reservations by phoning 992out onto snow-covered roadways today as Americans began 4576!J. Busi ness Ol'ficc Plll!llt! !m· 21~. EtJituriill Phum~!m-2 1 57. 6163, 992 ,6020 or 992 -7366. their Christmas exodi!S. At Cllicago''s O'Hare International , Si.'t.:illltl dass )lusl<IMII Jll:lid ut Airport ~ tile world's busiest- police reported large .crowds P111neru)·, Ohiu. Sponsored by UMWA Nalit•aal advcrti~inM reprt:!>Cil· around tick,et counters and gates Thursday. A!~ airport spokesTaxofi~m •• Supporter's Club. Reservations (¥live Wan.l · Grif£iU1 Ctrmpuny~ lrr· man prediCted "one helluva mob" today. oN u., Buttiuelli and Ga i W~IK:J ' Oiv. [n nur. ~ unnce nf lnw, J, George M. Collins, TreaAurer of Melg~ County, Ohio, do can be made by mailing name, Amtrak put extra trains in ser;ice to handle holiday 'i5i Third Ave., NtJw Yurk, N.v: hereby give notice that the number of Mill s levied on e11ch t.lullar of Jlroperty shown 100!1. :rowds and bus lines followed suit. But most Americans took In address and phone number to on t he General Titx Huplicate of Real Estate, Public Utility ancl Personal Property Su_lk'icripliun l'll~e!> : ~livered by Jte roads II! get Ill their holiday destinations. Difficult weather l 'IIITier wiM!ttl av;ulallle 75 ccnls pet within !laid County for the year 1976 ia aa follows: Mrs. Rita Maust, Box 59 , • w~-ck . By Motur· Buut.c whcru ca.-rlcr '!>nditlons made travel hazardous in some areas - mainly st·rvlce nul IIVIIi!alll~ . One munlh , Langsville, Ohio 45741. These . r om the northern parts of the country .. ~eavy snows socked $:U5. tty mall in Ohin ami W. V11 ., Oue Ycur, S22.00: S1x munlhs tickets can be picked up at the !'Jrtions of.Indiana, Michigan and New York . Ir----·-----. MEIGS I Focus: 1977 CINCINNATI t UP!) JackNicldausandJerry Pate have been named co-players of the year by the Golf Writers Association of America. Each received 55 votes in the organization's annual balloting of its members. Nicklaus was the leading Jlley winner on the PGA I Services held for Mr. Amott ..__________ OWENS(()RNING POURING WOOL 'lio tour this year and won three tournaments - the World Series of Golf, the Tournament Players Championship and the Australian Open. Pate, whO set a record for money won by a rookie, also won three lllurnaments- Ute U.S. Open, the Canadian Open and the Pacific Masiers, WILL BE CLOSED SAT., DEC. 25th CHRISTMAS DAY ·. AND SUNDAY DEC. 26th Santa Equipment Co. G rl.d Wl·do'w z·s . z·ndz.cted . Rams :reudy~ for ·Vikings Nicklaus, Pate share KOij' IJU!Itrd SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY SPEND CHRISTMAS WITH THEIR FAMILIES _MERRY CAMDEN, N.J . tl!Pl) Roxanne Gay, widow of Pl(i!adelphia Eagles' defensive lineman Blenda Cay, has been indicted on charges of stabbing her husband to death in their apartment Monday . A Camden County grand jury handed up the first degree murder indictment Thursday charging Mrs. Gay; 26, with stabbing )Jer husband ·in the necK with ail eight-inch kitchen knife while their 3year'IJ!d daughter , Fonda, slept 'in another room. Mrs. Gay was arrested at the Gays' luxury garden apartment in Blackwood after · Gay telephoned for help, saying he had been stabbed in the neck. She has been held in lieu of $100,000 bail since her arrest on murder charges. Camden County Prosecutor Thomas J. Shusted said the coup le had a history of quarreling. Mrs. Gay's defense lawyer · said at her arraignment that Gay had beaten his wife and a Gloucester Township official said Mrs. Gay had once filed assault charges against her husband. The victim was a three~ar veteran of the National Football League and joined the Eagles in 1975 after stints with Ute New York Jets , San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders. On Wednesday, Superior to hold a Protestant service and bury him in Greenville, S.C., his hometown. Gay's widow also sought permission to have a Catholic service and have her husband buried in ' New .Jersey . Court Judge· Peter J . Devine ruled that Gay should have a nondenominational By CURlS SCHERF UPI Sports Writer The !.IJS Angeles limns are reminded to tak e their mittens to Minnesota for this Sunday's National f ootball down a Terry llradBhaw pass, which Franco Harris scooped up at his shoetops and carried into the end zone for tbe Minnesota, war is forecilst winning llluct.lown in the final secondB of a playoff for Oakland. Conference championship · "! think people are game. game against the 'Vikings. expecting to see the Little Big It 's expected to be Horn out there," Pittsburgh considerably warmer in defensive end Dwight White Oakland, though , fof"-the said. Ameri c an Football The Plttsburgh.O.kland Conference's championship rivalry has been pro game between the Raiders football's bitterest since 1973 and the defending Super Bowl when Jack Tatum bulted cham pion Pittsburgh . Steelers. spend more lime runningINTIRIST With temperatures in the giving pro scouts their first teens and wintry wlndB whiplon g look at his running back ping across the Minnesota potential. Gargis gained 1,882 flatland , the visitors from yardB rushing during his sunny Southern Ca lifornia Auburn career, just 1:>4 less will have to battle the than he achieved in the air. elements as well as the Blue quarterbacks will be Vikings. Mike Cordova of Stanford and It used to be the worse the Missouri~s Steve weather, the bi gger the Plsarkiewicz, backed by the advantage for the Vikinga. Ninety_d~y lntorut ptnllty running of Washington's If withdrawn before But the VIkings have a new maturity date. Robin Earl. look this season with an Pisarkiewicz, Missouri's · explosive offense center~ alltime leading (lllsser, threw around Tarkenllln and wide for 3,413 yards. Although receivers Sammie White and Cordova sat out much of this Ahmad Rashad. Clearly, the season with injuries, he Vikings wUIIie hoping for dry managed four touchdown weather Sunday In order w passes and 659 yardB on 52 deploy their air attack. ' completions. Conversely , the Ram s Tht Athent County KrllDler threw for 6,196 appear better suited for an SIYinu& LOin Co . 296 Stcond 51. yardB in his four years at "off-track" as running backs Pom,roy, Ohio Rice. More than half of that Lawrence McCUtcheon and yardage came this year, as John Cappelletti each guined KrllDler set NCAA recordB 100 yards in a 10-10 tie against ROYAL CROWN wiUt 269 completions for 3,317 the Vikings earlier this BOmiNG COMPANY yards and 21 touchdowns. • season. In that game, Minnesota's Chuck Foreman funer<£1 service and be buried In New Jersey . Devine turned down a r('Quest from Gay 's parents and Brent McC lanahan combined for only 59 yards. And while a good football ga m~ is expected in Blue-Gray tilt will be. televised·today . MONTGOMERY, A.Ia . (UP!) - Auburn quarterback Phil Gargis, who ran for aimost as many yards as he gained passing, shifts to running buck today in the Blue.Cray College All Star Game. Coach Homer Rice picked his own quarterback, Tommy Kramer of Rice, to lead the Gray squad in the nationally .televised game. "It's hard to pick a favorite On Of o.iit '1,000 Miimum 1 Yr. Tenn Meigs Co..8ranch in a game like this," said Blue Coach Jack Christiansen, who was fired last month at Staniord. "The game will probably be ..@ decided on a break ." Rice said the Blue squad is bigger than his Gray team and they "have great speed, so they're going to be pretty tough to handle." Rice plans to use Gargis at quarterback occasionally, but the Auburn star will B. Goodfoo.d At A Reasonable Price .. -.. News •• in Briefs .... . I ' ~ N Steel Belt Radials ROAD KING recor(lolsuc c~s -LOU'S SRk~ MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC.'S -.. CAFE - .-.. ~ .-.... p ANY PASSENGER TIRE IN STOCK ANY SIZE Plus f,E.T• ~ RE;GULAR OR MUD& SNOW ES 78 OR 70 SERIES WHITE TUBELESS - . . r: -r:: --. -. ... ·--.... .--. · ~ NEW YEAR'J DO NELLI'S ~ z o· ~ z TO HIGH PRICES! ~ A ~ ~ Rote& o6 '" 1976 • ~ door. Tickets sold a Iso at the $11. 50: Three r1wnths, $i .oo :' F:lsewllcrc l:!ll.OO year ; Six llh.llilhs II J. 50: Thr·c c months, S7.50. Sullsc.·riplhm priL·c includes Timt'ii-&ul!nl'l. Sumle~ y Attention Dog Owners . DEADLIN .E FOR PUR.CHASE OF 1977 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH TWO DOLLAR S 112.00) PENALTY IF LI CENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT OA'IT FOR YOUR CONVEN IENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUD ITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEE S AR E TWO DOLLARS (12.001 FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE . To obtam license by mail. fill in and mall th is form to HOWARD E. FRANK , COUNTY AUD ITOR , Meigs County , Pomeroy, Ohio . NORTH ROYALTON ,' OHIO - AN ILUNOIS man was killed Thursday night when his twin;mgine private plane crashed in a field near radio station WERE's transmitting tower. The name of · the victim was withheld pending notification of his family. AuthOrities said he was the only person aboard the aircraft. The plane disappeared from radar screens at .Cleveland Hopkins International Airport at 7:21 p.m. Tower personnel said it was a twin-tngine Comanche. The victim was rushed In Parma Community HospitaJ.where he was pronounced dead on arrival at 6:48 p.rri. Enclose self -addressed stamped envelope and price of license. . . Male Dog !:too - Spa~ed Female S'./: .00 -- F~mafe S2.00 - Kennel license 510 .. OWNER'S NAME ADDRESS TOWNSH IP A e Sex Yr . Mo. M F COLOR Hair Breed Fees ' II Btk White Gray Brindle ~;,~n Brown .Yellow Long Short Know Paid .. ! Howard I E. Frank County Auditor of Meigs County li~ense rnusl be o~tained not later than Jan. 20, 1977 to avoid paying penalty After fh1s date penaHy Will be S2.00 for si ngle tag and s.s .oo for hnne llicense . • ' WILL BE CLOSED SAT., DEC. 25th CHRISTMAS DAY AN Dr ·sUNDAY DEC. 26th SO OUR EMPLQYEES MAY SPEND CHRISTMAS WITH. THEIR FAMILIES MERRY CHR''"""rn• TOWNSHIPS SCHOOl,. DISTRICTS GO! 0 ..~ .:I >- AND CORPORATIONS§ 8 =- BEDFOllll :Meii!R Local S. D. .. - 4.30 Eu~tern Local S. D. _ 4.30 CHESTER En11ter11 LocalS. D. -- 4.30 Meig< Local S. 0 . ___ 4.30 COLUMBI•\ Alexande•· LocalS. D. 4.30 LEBANON EMtern Local S. D. - 4.30 Southern Local S. D. _ 4.80 LETART Southern Local S. D. _ 4.30 OLIVE . Ea<lern LocalS. D._ 4.30 ORANGE . 8a!ltern J..:ocu l S. D. - 4.30 1\UTLANO Mei"' Local 8. D. ___ 4.80 Rutlnnd VillHge _ ___ 4.90 SALEhi Meig< Locul S. D. __ _ 4.30 1.50 22.50 1.50 23.50 .10 .10 .40 .40 .20 .20 .~0 .~0 1.00 1.00 2.40 23.50 2.40 22.50 .10 . to .40 .40 .20 .20 .::!0 .2rJ 1.00 1.00 - 30.20· 31.211'.~ 31.10; •• 1.50 23.DO .Ill .·10 .20 .20 1.00 2.\0 23.50 2.50 26.00 .!0 .to .40 .40 .20 .20 .20 .20 1.00 1.00 34.70. 2.50 26.00 .10 .40 .20 .20 1.00 34.70: 2.50 23.60 .10 .40 .20 .20 .~0 .20 .20 1.00 2.10 22.50 .10 1.00 22.50 .10 .40 .40 .20 .20 .20 .20 1.00 1.00 23.50 1.50 22.50 . I 0 SALISRURY .Meig' Locul S. D. ___ 4.30 1.50 2i.50 ' Mirldl eport Village .: _ 4:30 · .20 22.;:;0 Pomeroy Villur.e _ .. 4.30. .20 22.50 1.70 32.211. .• .. ~- 32.octi 30.80 ~ 6.60 - .20 .20 1.00 .10 .lO .10 AO AO .40 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 l.OQ !.00 1.00 30.20: 6.20 sua_: 5.70 34.60· .I 0 .10 .20 .20 1.00 30.00: .10 Ao .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .10 .40 .10 ' .40 .20 Meig., Local S. IJ. ... 4.30 1.90 22.50 .10 .40 ... •• 34 . 10:~ 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Rt'nl r::."wlc taxe~ which huve nol been .paid at the clo!le 'or each col1ection carry penulty nf len per cent. Tax.eR mny be paid Rt the office of the county treu1.1rer or by mail. Plea~~ bring.your. bu~t t1tx receipt nnd iC you pay by mall be !Ure to locate pwr Pl'uperl~ IJ.v tuxm~or dll\tri~l and em•lo~e .1\tnmped "elf 1Hidr81laed envelope. A l wlly~ exRmlnc your tltx: receipt tu !lee that It covers nil YIHJI' property. Office HoUtl'l !l:_llO A.M. to 4:00P.M. dully eKcepl Saturday when offic(' clo:~eA at Noon. TaX Books wll!upcu Octumbcr ~0, 1!176 to January 20, 1977, GEORGE ll. • COLLINS, Meip Co. T,..... ., ,I Including 70 Series and 60 Series "Except Radial'· ~ ! "' •, • ••• 0 0 · STARTS MONDAY DEC. 27, 1976 ENDS AT NOON DEC. 31, 1976 r- - - - " '· r I ~ . I I - ' . GOODYEAR 0 CENTER, INC. WILL MOUNT TIRES SOLD DURING THIS SALE· AT NO CHARGE TO YOU! F.E.T. FROM I '2395 Plus F.E.T. Regular Tread Tubeless Whitewalls Polyester Fuii4-Piy F78-G78x14 H78x14 G78x15 H78xl5 1.43'10 13.63 BIGGEST YEAR· END SALE EVER! PASSENGER, TRUCK, FRONT &REAR TRACTOR TIRES "All ON SALE" SEE THE • MEIGS TIRE MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. You're On The Right Road (CASH ONLYI • ========='' === -'=·~·--,·=· Plus F.E.T. Regular or Mud & Snow Black. or White, Tubless Belled Tires. . 10.10 42.!M!: 7.90 40.700 .~ &0.64! 11 · '2595 30.20,: . SUTTON ' -;:'_,.:;,,:·.=..-.:·~:--.:···~-=- ··==-.;.=~- 35.:!0· ~ "• Sr'tPIO J\·Jeil(!l Loc1d S. Tl. ___ 1.;10 2.20 ~2.50 'SIJ'ITON Southern Locnl S. D. _ 4,!10 1.90 26.00 Rncine Villa!{e __ .. _ 4.30 ·.60 26.00 Symcu ~ (l Vill~tge _ 4.!~0 .60 26.00 ANY PASSENGER TIRE IN STOCK - ANY SIZE 32.20• .40 .c>Q ·ROAD KING ~ 1.00 .10 2.30 OPEN 8 TIL 5 32.10 M~IGS •" CEN~ TER, • INC. BOYS! ' master r.hJrge '"' ~·· ·u ~· .. , I �- '-•- .· - - ---·-3::,The Dally Sentinel, MiddlePort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fridsy, De<: . 24, 1976 unytet~ tn aerenae ol court '2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pmneroy, U., frulay ,lie<'. 24, J!I7U Auto men Democracy's chances better now in Spain tContinued from pag• I I .<;iuns setting sales records. Cllrysler reported a 36 per tent gain, Ford was up 20 per cent, and American Motors, still suffering from soft small car sales, was off 8 per cent. Analysts said the high sales were partly the resu!Lof Ford's recovery from a month-long strike in September and October and a generally improving new car market. With one 10-day sales period remaining, dome!iliC auto sales are assured of topping 8.5 million. That woUld be a 21 per cent jump over 1975, the industry's worst sales year since 1962, but still well below the 9.6 million cars sold in 1973. Labor-management affairs even better during new Year orders against local wlldcala.; Most governmelll ollidall believe the nation's coal stockpiles would lui for a .. six-week strike. But a Ianter .• ; walkout would serlG!Isly hurt ~' the nation's energy eupply- '" requiring -intervention by "' Carter. " ·Automation and stockpil.ll'l! '" make strikes unlikely thla -:: year when contractsuplre In the oil in!htstry in January and the Bell Telephooe Ca. ln ·August. ;:::: Lonsshoremen on the lj:ut --.. and Gull coasts now have an ,;: Income guarantee in their . ~ contract, which el]lires In· ,;. September. Proapects fill' a;·;: strike would Increase If lbti ~ Supreme Court rules against .;;: an existing agreement oo the · • handling of containerized·· " tThls is ooe of • series or UPI dispatehes on the signifi- table - mar~lng the guarantee(! annual wage. beginninK ot the normal Usery acknoWledged that three-year cycle of big he has heard employers , By PETER UEBERSAX in Spain , and quicker and popular Nupport fer reform, jt cance nf e\'ents of the year contract negotiations. expreBs "some concem" MADRID, Spain tUPl ) smoother progress .toward is likely tltat the left will show ending and what . may be itself more pliable. Both sides These negotiations about these demands . "Speak, people, speak - so full democracy. UJII'rtcd In 197land beyond,) produced some turmoil. Several company negotlawrs that demagogy falls Silent," In the first place, the result have already agreed to Strikes in trucking, autos and suggested privately that government posters urged is a tremendous vote of COnti- negotiations on a widening or rubber led an increase In Usery was understating their Spaniards in the campaign de nee lor the government and politico! freedoms and details lor the referendum on its low-key but efficient ap- of the general elections l;ibor unrest throughout the feelings. . · economy. But the !ll!tUements Some industry leaders fear . democratic reform. proach to the tricky,problem scheduled fer the first half of . Now lhat S[lllnlardB ' have .· of turning a dictatorship into 1911. By Sarah Fritz were moderate - averaging the momentum toward job The referendum result is spoken- voting a resounding a democracy through WASHINGTON I UP!) about 9 per cent in wage and security will have a strong Sl to constitutional changes peaceful referm from within. the closest thing to popular Des11ite an increase of strikes fringe benefit improvements inflationary impact In the that open the way .to Spain's Never before has a country endorsement of a Spanish in 1976, LabOr Secretary W.J. in the first year. . . future. Thus they will be Usery proclaims it was a first free elections in 41 years been abl e to solve that government in 40 years. Thus The more lucrative settle- scrutinizing the outcome neil it will be able to negotiate - chances are that there will problem. good year for laborments occurred in trucking August of negotiations in the be indeed less demagoguery In the second place, the frmn a position of strength. management relations and and the rubber industry basic steel industry. shipments. -:; '1' 1 But from the way Premier predicts that the new year where workers were trying w The basic steel pact vote has reduced to their true " will be even better. . catch up after three years which sets a pattern for size the vociferous minority Adolfo Suarez, 44, has been of Francois! ultras. Claiming speaking and acting in recent Usery bases his assessment without cost of living alunninum and can indus~ to represent "the people," months, it is likely that this on the moderate wage in- increments. Increases were talks later in the year - will strength· wiU make him that more modest In the higher- be shaped partly by a bitter these diehardB have been creases achieved In negotiaI . I criticizing, threatening and much more willing to listen tions this year and the paying construction and auto el~ction In the United ' 1 1 sabotaging the government of ,- and maybe a~ree industries. SteelworkerS union next Feb. likelihood this nonI POMEROY, 0 . I King JUlin Carlos in an effort with the other side . Inflationary trend will Probably the most nota\l]e 6. . (Continued from pag,e II I PH. 992.2176 to stall reform. continue through Jimmy achievement was the United Ed sadloivsld, one of the detectives, who make a good Carter's first year · as I . Their slogan was "Franco Aulll· Workers' success in candidates to succeed many people unhappy plying president. 11nternationa I 1 would have voted no." Their ' obtaining an extral3 days off retiring President I.W. Abel, their trade the rest of the 1 share in t)le vote was Z.6 per 1 Harvester each year - a step toward a opposes a nationwide, no"This was one of o1,1r better yeaf, are bac~ pla;-ing Santa years - a good year," Usery ·I New Idea Equipment 1 cent . four-day work week. The strike agreement. (.1aus. In the third place, the -One bag covers 3'~ x 30 union saw this as a way to If Sadlowski wiris, Abel said in an interview. "And IMcCulloc;JI Chain 1 Speriglio is director of the next year will be a very , very sq. II. outcome of the vote will cause encourage hiring and intendB to resign early and I the leftwlng opposition, led by 1Saws Nick Harris Private good year in collective enhance job security. allow his successor to RACINE - Funeral ser- Detective Agency, where a bargaining." -Good insut.tion for tt.rd. .' the Communists and Usery and other experts negotiate. Fearing an vices for John Arnott of telephoQe problem four years Socialists, to have some predict the bargaining Increase in local strikes· lo-1Jtl places But Usery seemed to glo:<'l Racine were conducted at 2 ago began a tradition. Four second thoughts on the over many of the potential pattern established in 1976 lUlder Sadlowski's regime, wisdom of advocating a p.m. Thursday at the Racine years ago the 87-person problems ahead - among will carry over into next year, steel users might then resort Bag brutal and total break with Methodist Church.' The Rev. agency was flooded with calls them the growing fear among but there probably will be to stock piling, which in turn Smith and the Rev. from children asking for. .Tim the Francois! past as the only employers about the current fewer strikes. could trigger layoffs once an Santa Claus after a dial-a- pressure toward job security solution for Spain's transition Edison Weaver officiated. Fewer.worke~s· wages will agreement is reached. Music was provided by Santa service took a phone and a shorter work week. to democracy. be at stake in 1977, but major The prospect for labor Mrs. Mattie Circle, organist, number only one digit Critical of the He adniits the prospect of a contracts. will be negotiated unrest Is even greater In the government's program of and Mrs. Emma Jane Me- removed from theirs. !!ather "poten tia lly ex plosive" affecting oil, steel, can, bituminous coal industry. step-by-step reform , the left Clintock, pianist. Pallbearers . than disappoint the children, strike at the end of 1977 in the alurrunum, coal, aerospace, The contract covering more detectives began nation's coal fields, but · construction and telephone than 200 000 active and urged their fo ll<~wers to were Norman Will, Harold the VALU bOycot the referendum as a Rice, Rutland; Bernard pretending to be Santa. apparently does not share a industries employes and retired ~embers of the protest againsl'the curbs that Diddle, Robert Fisher, Women detectives said they concern among many that longshoremen on the East United Mine Workers expires STORE are being maintained on George Albert Hill, Tom were Mrs. Claus or an elf. 0. union politics may promote and Gulf coast~. in December. Usery Chapman, Doug Rees, and The number was passed labor unrest in the basic steel some freedoms. Although uruons do not describes It as "one of the llut no more than 22 per Milford Frederick, Racine around !"chon! yards and industry. dlwlge their wage demands most serious potential labOrOpen 24 Hrs. cent of the eligible voters area. Assisting with the eve ry year since, the In 1976, the wages and In advance, Usery bebeves management.problems in the With Carry-out and abstained. They include those flowers were Alice Wolfe, detectives found themselves working conditions of nearly 1977 settlements wiD continue nation." hom e delivery citizens who - like in any Margie West, Martha Dud- spending a lot more time ha- 9 mill ion workers were tn. the . moderate range ' UMW President Arnold DIRECT ding, Etta Mae Rill and ho-hoing than b'Ulnshoeing. decided at the bargaining prunartly because most big Miller, seeking re-election other country simply are CLOSED CHRISTMAS COMPANY not interested in voting. Emma Jane McClintock. C:O~!racts now have cost of nexi June against two • DISTRIBUTORSHIP OPEN DEC. 26 AT The soul-searching among Here for the services from hVJ~g e~calators to protect potentially strong opponents, opposition politicians has al- out of town were Mrs. KenPROFIT agatnst mflation. has allowed his union to be 5 A.M. ·~ ready .begun. .neth Ours, Roger Ours, MARK-UP 100% A Steelworkers, telephone weakened by dissenion. Even "If You've Got Joaquin Jluiz-Gimenez, a Wellsville; Mrs. George (Contuiued from page I) operators and airline a new president was. not VERY HIGH Cooking . Blues Bring ""••., teit wing .Christian Democrat MCCoy and Wayne Ours, ment, which guides the economies of Western Europe, North mechanics a lr,eady have expected to enjoy undivided VOLUME Your Family . to and leading member of the East LiverpooL Mr. and America, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, issued its long, indi~ted they will be be support. BUSINESS Lou's." opposition front "Democratic Mrs. Jeff Arnott, Roch- awaited economic outiQOk for 1977 Tttursday ·.ln Paris. The ~eekmg some f?rm of Also coittributing w the Compan) markehng drr~cl "'· ~ Coordination" has admitted este~ , Pa .. Mrs. Luda OECD acknowledged the 1977 outlook is weaker than its 101proved job securtty when prospect of a long coal strike 992-6010 !rom Na11onar Manutacrurer wrlh 12 -ye8< "' that it was wrong to Arnot, Belpre, Lewis Talbott, economists had forecast last July, but said, "It does not add up they go Ill the bargauung is the union's demand for a rn a 4 BILLION dolla r IA!h.itlt~ ' •• IOC:il dlllflbulor underestimate t11e Spaniards' Chicago, m.; Mr. and M~s. to recession.'' · table next yea~. Steelworkers negotiawct right to strike over "' eagerness to vote. " The Ralph Jackson, Delaware ; •• NO SELLING! Expansion is expected to continue at a moderate 4per cent have even. discussed their local . grievances. Coal • abstention campaign did not Eugene Zahrndt, Pataskala ; growth rate only if there is "a fairly strong pickup in the demands tn terms of a operators will be equally ACCOUNTS SECURED BYC~PANY ga in the support of the Jane Ann Rees and Mrs. United States, Japan and West Germany in the next few HUNDREDS people,". he said. Winn Rees, Columbus, Mrs. months, followed by some slowdown in the second half of the AVAilABLE IN THI S With the gove rnment Kenneth Wyant and son, year.'' the report said. AREA having won , overwhelming Harrisonville, ' William ' '!'Oll may vosol t he lacrory lind 4 tar• 10 our O•srrrburors BOSTON - NEW ENGLAND STATE officials who favor Roberson, ·and the Rev. and IMMEDIATE INCOME· r----~~~'"':1~~~~~~~----.Mrs. Edison Weaver, Mason, oil exploration off their coast say the Argo Merchant tank~r w WITH MONEY BACK. disaste[ demonstrates the regiqn would be "far better off", W. Va. Burial was in the ' FIE-PURCHASE with offshore drilling. Governors in Rhode Island, u ~ Letart Cemetery. AGREEME~T • Massachusetts and New Hampshire uniformly want no delavs ' Menor Women. full or in offshore 'oil exploration scheduled next spring. The oil part time. This iS not a " would be brought In the coast by pipeline. franchise. Gov. Me)drim Thomson, R-N.H., also argued the disaster I~ CASH REOUIRED. involving · the 23-year-Old Liberian-registered ship THE OAI.YSENTINEI. $4250 demonstrates that modern supertankers could do a better job DEVOTED TO TilE F01 tree brochure till I • INTERF.st OF . of transporting oil. A federal study given the governors 1-800-t.4J-5596 !ton lret MEIGS-MASON AREA NEW YEAR'S EVE Dance, 9 till "Fine Pizza Since 1958" ;myt1mel or 111111d Name . forerasts three decades of offshore exploration will mean $3.5 CHESTER I ~ TANNEHILL Address and TelephON! Open Christmas Eve •• 2 p-.m. Rutland Gym, EXt't', Ed. billion in investments and create 9,500 jobs. Numtle/IC 'KOHt;HT IIOEFLICH Open New Year's Eve & New Year's Day WELCO . INC . •• refreshments, B. Y .0. B. Live Cily E~llur 510 Plaza West Building Pu!J ii•hcd daily c<!Npl Salurda}' HOLIDAY TRAVELERS JAMMED AIRPORTS, TRAIN Middleport band, R. J. Browning SlO couple. Little Rock. Ark !!In~ by The Ohio Valley PullliNhir'll Cum- STAT IONS and bus terminals and millions of motorists headed M 72205 992-616. 7 any, I! I Court St., Pwneruy, Olriu Reservations by phoning 992out onto snow-covered roadways today as Americans began 4576!J. Busi ness Ol'ficc Plll!llt! !m· 21~. EtJituriill Phum~!m-2 1 57. 6163, 992 ,6020 or 992 -7366. their Christmas exodi!S. At Cllicago''s O'Hare International , Si.'t.:illltl dass )lusl<IMII Jll:lid ut Airport ~ tile world's busiest- police reported large .crowds P111neru)·, Ohiu. Sponsored by UMWA Nalit•aal advcrti~inM reprt:!>Cil· around tick,et counters and gates Thursday. A!~ airport spokesTaxofi~m •• Supporter's Club. Reservations (¥live Wan.l · Grif£iU1 Ctrmpuny~ lrr· man prediCted "one helluva mob" today. oN u., Buttiuelli and Ga i W~IK:J ' Oiv. [n nur. ~ unnce nf lnw, J, George M. Collins, TreaAurer of Melg~ County, Ohio, do can be made by mailing name, Amtrak put extra trains in ser;ice to handle holiday 'i5i Third Ave., NtJw Yurk, N.v: hereby give notice that the number of Mill s levied on e11ch t.lullar of Jlroperty shown 100!1. :rowds and bus lines followed suit. But most Americans took In address and phone number to on t he General Titx Huplicate of Real Estate, Public Utility ancl Personal Property Su_lk'icripliun l'll~e!> : ~livered by Jte roads II! get Ill their holiday destinations. Difficult weather l 'IIITier wiM!ttl av;ulallle 75 ccnls pet within !laid County for the year 1976 ia aa follows: Mrs. Rita Maust, Box 59 , • w~-ck . By Motur· Buut.c whcru ca.-rlcr '!>nditlons made travel hazardous in some areas - mainly st·rvlce nul IIVIIi!alll~ . One munlh , Langsville, Ohio 45741. These . r om the northern parts of the country .. ~eavy snows socked $:U5. tty mall in Ohin ami W. V11 ., Oue Ycur, S22.00: S1x munlhs tickets can be picked up at the !'Jrtions of.Indiana, Michigan and New York . Ir----·-----. MEIGS I Focus: 1977 CINCINNATI t UP!) JackNicldausandJerry Pate have been named co-players of the year by the Golf Writers Association of America. Each received 55 votes in the organization's annual balloting of its members. Nicklaus was the leading Jlley winner on the PGA I Services held for Mr. Amott ..__________ OWENS(()RNING POURING WOOL 'lio tour this year and won three tournaments - the World Series of Golf, the Tournament Players Championship and the Australian Open. Pate, whO set a record for money won by a rookie, also won three lllurnaments- Ute U.S. Open, the Canadian Open and the Pacific Masiers, WILL BE CLOSED SAT., DEC. 25th CHRISTMAS DAY ·. AND SUNDAY DEC. 26th Santa Equipment Co. G rl.d Wl·do'w z·s . z·ndz.cted . Rams :reudy~ for ·Vikings Nicklaus, Pate share KOij' IJU!Itrd SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY SPEND CHRISTMAS WITH THEIR FAMILIES _MERRY CAMDEN, N.J . tl!Pl) Roxanne Gay, widow of Pl(i!adelphia Eagles' defensive lineman Blenda Cay, has been indicted on charges of stabbing her husband to death in their apartment Monday . A Camden County grand jury handed up the first degree murder indictment Thursday charging Mrs. Gay; 26, with stabbing )Jer husband ·in the necK with ail eight-inch kitchen knife while their 3year'IJ!d daughter , Fonda, slept 'in another room. Mrs. Gay was arrested at the Gays' luxury garden apartment in Blackwood after · Gay telephoned for help, saying he had been stabbed in the neck. She has been held in lieu of $100,000 bail since her arrest on murder charges. Camden County Prosecutor Thomas J. Shusted said the coup le had a history of quarreling. Mrs. Gay's defense lawyer · said at her arraignment that Gay had beaten his wife and a Gloucester Township official said Mrs. Gay had once filed assault charges against her husband. The victim was a three~ar veteran of the National Football League and joined the Eagles in 1975 after stints with Ute New York Jets , San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders. On Wednesday, Superior to hold a Protestant service and bury him in Greenville, S.C., his hometown. Gay's widow also sought permission to have a Catholic service and have her husband buried in ' New .Jersey . Court Judge· Peter J . Devine ruled that Gay should have a nondenominational By CURlS SCHERF UPI Sports Writer The !.IJS Angeles limns are reminded to tak e their mittens to Minnesota for this Sunday's National f ootball down a Terry llradBhaw pass, which Franco Harris scooped up at his shoetops and carried into the end zone for tbe Minnesota, war is forecilst winning llluct.lown in the final secondB of a playoff for Oakland. Conference championship · "! think people are game. game against the 'Vikings. expecting to see the Little Big It 's expected to be Horn out there," Pittsburgh considerably warmer in defensive end Dwight White Oakland, though , fof"-the said. Ameri c an Football The Plttsburgh.O.kland Conference's championship rivalry has been pro game between the Raiders football's bitterest since 1973 and the defending Super Bowl when Jack Tatum bulted cham pion Pittsburgh . Steelers. spend more lime runningINTIRIST With temperatures in the giving pro scouts their first teens and wintry wlndB whiplon g look at his running back ping across the Minnesota potential. Gargis gained 1,882 flatland , the visitors from yardB rushing during his sunny Southern Ca lifornia Auburn career, just 1:>4 less will have to battle the than he achieved in the air. elements as well as the Blue quarterbacks will be Vikings. Mike Cordova of Stanford and It used to be the worse the Missouri~s Steve weather, the bi gger the Plsarkiewicz, backed by the advantage for the Vikinga. Ninety_d~y lntorut ptnllty running of Washington's If withdrawn before But the VIkings have a new maturity date. Robin Earl. look this season with an Pisarkiewicz, Missouri's · explosive offense center~ alltime leading (lllsser, threw around Tarkenllln and wide for 3,413 yards. Although receivers Sammie White and Cordova sat out much of this Ahmad Rashad. Clearly, the season with injuries, he Vikings wUIIie hoping for dry managed four touchdown weather Sunday In order w passes and 659 yardB on 52 deploy their air attack. ' completions. Conversely , the Ram s Tht Athent County KrllDler threw for 6,196 appear better suited for an SIYinu& LOin Co . 296 Stcond 51. yardB in his four years at "off-track" as running backs Pom,roy, Ohio Rice. More than half of that Lawrence McCUtcheon and yardage came this year, as John Cappelletti each guined KrllDler set NCAA recordB 100 yards in a 10-10 tie against ROYAL CROWN wiUt 269 completions for 3,317 the Vikings earlier this BOmiNG COMPANY yards and 21 touchdowns. • season. In that game, Minnesota's Chuck Foreman funer<£1 service and be buried In New Jersey . Devine turned down a r('Quest from Gay 's parents and Brent McC lanahan combined for only 59 yards. And while a good football ga m~ is expected in Blue-Gray tilt will be. televised·today . MONTGOMERY, A.Ia . (UP!) - Auburn quarterback Phil Gargis, who ran for aimost as many yards as he gained passing, shifts to running buck today in the Blue.Cray College All Star Game. Coach Homer Rice picked his own quarterback, Tommy Kramer of Rice, to lead the Gray squad in the nationally .televised game. "It's hard to pick a favorite On Of o.iit '1,000 Miimum 1 Yr. Tenn Meigs Co..8ranch in a game like this," said Blue Coach Jack Christiansen, who was fired last month at Staniord. "The game will probably be ..@ decided on a break ." Rice said the Blue squad is bigger than his Gray team and they "have great speed, so they're going to be pretty tough to handle." Rice plans to use Gargis at quarterback occasionally, but the Auburn star will B. Goodfoo.d At A Reasonable Price .. -.. News •• in Briefs .... . I ' ~ N Steel Belt Radials ROAD KING recor(lolsuc c~s -LOU'S SRk~ MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC.'S -.. CAFE - .-.. ~ .-.... p ANY PASSENGER TIRE IN STOCK ANY SIZE Plus f,E.T• ~ RE;GULAR OR MUD& SNOW ES 78 OR 70 SERIES WHITE TUBELESS - . . r: -r:: --. -. ... ·--.... .--. · ~ NEW YEAR'J DO NELLI'S ~ z o· ~ z TO HIGH PRICES! ~ A ~ ~ Rote& o6 '" 1976 • ~ door. Tickets sold a Iso at the $11. 50: Three r1wnths, $i .oo :' F:lsewllcrc l:!ll.OO year ; Six llh.llilhs II J. 50: Thr·c c months, S7.50. Sullsc.·riplhm priL·c includes Timt'ii-&ul!nl'l. Sumle~ y Attention Dog Owners . DEADLIN .E FOR PUR.CHASE OF 1977 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH TWO DOLLAR S 112.00) PENALTY IF LI CENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT OA'IT FOR YOUR CONVEN IENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUD ITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEE S AR E TWO DOLLARS (12.001 FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE . To obtam license by mail. fill in and mall th is form to HOWARD E. FRANK , COUNTY AUD ITOR , Meigs County , Pomeroy, Ohio . NORTH ROYALTON ,' OHIO - AN ILUNOIS man was killed Thursday night when his twin;mgine private plane crashed in a field near radio station WERE's transmitting tower. The name of · the victim was withheld pending notification of his family. AuthOrities said he was the only person aboard the aircraft. The plane disappeared from radar screens at .Cleveland Hopkins International Airport at 7:21 p.m. Tower personnel said it was a twin-tngine Comanche. The victim was rushed In Parma Community HospitaJ.where he was pronounced dead on arrival at 6:48 p.rri. Enclose self -addressed stamped envelope and price of license. . . Male Dog !:too - Spa~ed Female S'./: .00 -- F~mafe S2.00 - Kennel license 510 .. OWNER'S NAME ADDRESS TOWNSH IP A e Sex Yr . Mo. M F COLOR Hair Breed Fees ' II Btk White Gray Brindle ~;,~n Brown .Yellow Long Short Know Paid .. ! Howard I E. Frank County Auditor of Meigs County li~ense rnusl be o~tained not later than Jan. 20, 1977 to avoid paying penalty After fh1s date penaHy Will be S2.00 for si ngle tag and s.s .oo for hnne llicense . • ' WILL BE CLOSED SAT., DEC. 25th CHRISTMAS DAY AN Dr ·sUNDAY DEC. 26th SO OUR EMPLQYEES MAY SPEND CHRISTMAS WITH. THEIR FAMILIES MERRY CHR''"""rn• TOWNSHIPS SCHOOl,. DISTRICTS GO! 0 ..~ .:I >- AND CORPORATIONS§ 8 =- BEDFOllll :Meii!R Local S. D. .. - 4.30 Eu~tern Local S. D. _ 4.30 CHESTER En11ter11 LocalS. D. -- 4.30 Meig< Local S. 0 . ___ 4.30 COLUMBI•\ Alexande•· LocalS. D. 4.30 LEBANON EMtern Local S. D. - 4.30 Southern Local S. D. _ 4.80 LETART Southern Local S. D. _ 4.30 OLIVE . Ea<lern LocalS. D._ 4.30 ORANGE . 8a!ltern J..:ocu l S. D. - 4.30 1\UTLANO Mei"' Local 8. D. ___ 4.80 Rutlnnd VillHge _ ___ 4.90 SALEhi Meig< Locul S. D. __ _ 4.30 1.50 22.50 1.50 23.50 .10 .10 .40 .40 .20 .20 .~0 .~0 1.00 1.00 2.40 23.50 2.40 22.50 .10 . to .40 .40 .20 .20 .::!0 .2rJ 1.00 1.00 - 30.20· 31.211'.~ 31.10; •• 1.50 23.DO .Ill .·10 .20 .20 1.00 2.\0 23.50 2.50 26.00 .!0 .to .40 .40 .20 .20 .20 .20 1.00 1.00 34.70. 2.50 26.00 .10 .40 .20 .20 1.00 34.70: 2.50 23.60 .10 .40 .20 .20 .~0 .20 .20 1.00 2.10 22.50 .10 1.00 22.50 .10 .40 .40 .20 .20 .20 .20 1.00 1.00 23.50 1.50 22.50 . I 0 SALISRURY .Meig' Locul S. D. ___ 4.30 1.50 2i.50 ' Mirldl eport Village .: _ 4:30 · .20 22.;:;0 Pomeroy Villur.e _ .. 4.30. .20 22.50 1.70 32.211. .• .. ~- 32.octi 30.80 ~ 6.60 - .20 .20 1.00 .10 .lO .10 AO AO .40 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 l.OQ !.00 1.00 30.20: 6.20 sua_: 5.70 34.60· .I 0 .10 .20 .20 1.00 30.00: .10 Ao .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .10 .40 .10 ' .40 .20 Meig., Local S. IJ. ... 4.30 1.90 22.50 .10 .40 ... •• 34 . 10:~ 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Rt'nl r::."wlc taxe~ which huve nol been .paid at the clo!le 'or each col1ection carry penulty nf len per cent. Tax.eR mny be paid Rt the office of the county treu1.1rer or by mail. Plea~~ bring.your. bu~t t1tx receipt nnd iC you pay by mall be !Ure to locate pwr Pl'uperl~ IJ.v tuxm~or dll\tri~l and em•lo~e .1\tnmped "elf 1Hidr81laed envelope. A l wlly~ exRmlnc your tltx: receipt tu !lee that It covers nil YIHJI' property. Office HoUtl'l !l:_llO A.M. to 4:00P.M. dully eKcepl Saturday when offic(' clo:~eA at Noon. TaX Books wll!upcu Octumbcr ~0, 1!176 to January 20, 1977, GEORGE ll. • COLLINS, Meip Co. T,..... ., ,I Including 70 Series and 60 Series "Except Radial'· ~ ! "' •, • ••• 0 0 · STARTS MONDAY DEC. 27, 1976 ENDS AT NOON DEC. 31, 1976 r- - - - " '· r I ~ . I I - ' . GOODYEAR 0 CENTER, INC. WILL MOUNT TIRES SOLD DURING THIS SALE· AT NO CHARGE TO YOU! F.E.T. FROM I '2395 Plus F.E.T. Regular Tread Tubeless Whitewalls Polyester Fuii4-Piy F78-G78x14 H78x14 G78x15 H78xl5 1.43'10 13.63 BIGGEST YEAR· END SALE EVER! PASSENGER, TRUCK, FRONT &REAR TRACTOR TIRES "All ON SALE" SEE THE • MEIGS TIRE MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. You're On The Right Road (CASH ONLYI • ========='' === -'=·~·--,·=· Plus F.E.T. Regular or Mud & Snow Black. or White, Tubless Belled Tires. . 10.10 42.!M!: 7.90 40.700 .~ &0.64! 11 · '2595 30.20,: . SUTTON ' -;:'_,.:;,,:·.=..-.:·~:--.:···~-=- ··==-.;.=~- 35.:!0· ~ "• Sr'tPIO J\·Jeil(!l Loc1d S. Tl. ___ 1.;10 2.20 ~2.50 'SIJ'ITON Southern Locnl S. D. _ 4,!10 1.90 26.00 Rncine Villa!{e __ .. _ 4.30 ·.60 26.00 Symcu ~ (l Vill~tge _ 4.!~0 .60 26.00 ANY PASSENGER TIRE IN STOCK - ANY SIZE 32.20• .40 .c>Q ·ROAD KING ~ 1.00 .10 2.30 OPEN 8 TIL 5 32.10 M~IGS •" CEN~ TER, • INC. BOYS! ' master r.hJrge '"' ~·· ·u ~· .. , I �t-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddlepo~Pomeroy , 0 ., Fnday, Dec. 21, 19'16 We had put the last bauble on the tree and hung the chtldren's stockings by the mantel We had even remembered our newly acqwred kttten Her catmp mouse was adorned Wtth a red ribbon and a small gold bell Then suddenly I found myself stanng at the wreath m the wmdow In the center of 11, I could see the wh1te church I'd gone to as a child More often than not at Chnstmas there was snow on the ground when we went to the servtces, cnsp and crunchy beneath our feet I bhnked and, when I looked agam, the church was gone But memory's message sttll remamed I turned to my husband "There's somethmg else to do, " I told hun , "tf tomorrow 1s really to be Chnstmas " KINGSBURY HOME SALES I & SERVICE, INC. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. John F Fultz Ph '1'12 2101 I H< F INE ST IN MOBILE HOMES 1100 £. Matn ~cmerov Ph . 992 7034 . . BIG JIM'S PLAZA I WILKINSON'S SMALL ENGIIj E SALES&SERVICE Middleport Ph 992 3092 498 Locust St Mrddleporl, Ohro -;- ' RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING LINDA'S lADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Cal\949-2838 For An Appointment Rac1ne, Oh1o HElL DEALER Rac•ne Ph 949 2SS2 Thrrd St - REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E Ma in Pomero'}l J Open 8 to) - Closed Thurs Ph 992 5130 Racme, Oh10 ' :· ELLIS &SONS SOHIO GROCE 0 I ES & GE NERAL MERCHANDI S E Ph . 949-2550 Rat me COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SE RVICE Locus I & Beech Sis Middleport Ph m !921 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT BETSY ROSS BAkERY Nat1onw1de Ins Co of Columbus , 0 804 W Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 2318 B A KERSOFGAY~BREAD Mrddleporl Ph 992 3030 HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WE FILL DOCTOR S PRES CRI PTI ONS Huntington, W Va 992-2955 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy ' DUDLEY'S ' TWO LOCATIONS 39 N Second St Mrddleport, 0 46 Court Sf Galhpohs,O LOUIS W OSBORNE 220 E Marn Pomeroy Ph 992 2118 ·. • Middleport, OhiO WE HANDLE ONLY U SDA CHO ICE MEATS Mrddleport, Ohro GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL ' • . lWIN CITY GATEWAY MARK V STORE Ph 992-3284 . PAUL'S BARBER SHOP WAID CROSS SONS STORE r.' Pomeroy McCOY AUCTION SERVICE Mrddleporl FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS Pomeroy, Ph 992 2SS2 - I o !Mac I McCoy 985-3944 RALL 'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE MIDWAY MARKET Mason , BDB'S MARKET Ph 17J.S121 THE DAILY SENTINEL Dedicated to the Interests of Meigs Mason Area Phone 992 2156 (For a real aucnon call the Real M cCoy) Mrddleport , Ohro K&C JEWELERS . 212 E Keepsake Diamond Rmgs Pomeroy Ph t-Aarn Sl 9?2·378! MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomerov Ph. 992-U.3 SALEM STREET MARKET Gerald & Melva Elbrn , Owner • OpenBto7da~ly 12 SSun Rutland Ph . 742 2424 ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL Rae me . '' Ph 949.9130 RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART Raclnt Ph. 949 2626 ,, RACINE PlANING MILL Syracuse RIDENOUR Chester 985·3307 --:- ' Ph 992 3978 TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE RICinl 949-2020 CHURCH Sunday School sen,.,ce 10 a m Prayer mtHJtrng Thurs day 7 p m Sunday evemng ser Ute& 7p nl ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Homsonvd le Rd Don Kennedy pastor Brll M~Elroy TP. ''lilY CHURCH Rev W H o m Sundov evongellstrc Sunday school supt Sunday Pen 111 poslor Roy Moyer ~un meetmg 7 30 p m Prayer sc:hool 9 30 a m mornm g wor day school sup! Church School meellng Wednesday 7 30 p m shtp and <ommunro n 10 30 o m 9 15om worshrp service 10 30 UNilED PRESBYTER IAN Sunday evemng you th Chnst ran om Cho1r reheorsol Tuesday MINISfR Y OF MEIGS COUNTY Endeavor b p m worshrp ser 7 30 p m under drrectron of Mrs Dw1ghtl Zovttz dtrector v1<e 7 p m 'Wednesday eva nmg Paul Nease HARRISON VIl lE prayer meerlng and Brble study POMEROY CHU IK H OF THE PRESBYrHti AN Aev Ernest 730pm NAZARENE Corner Umon and Strtckhn poslor So.nday chu rch ST JOHN LUTHER AN CHURCH Mulberry Rev Clyde II Hende r school 9 30 a m Mr s Homer P•ne Gro-.e The Rev Wtllrom son pas lor Sundoy school 9 30 lee sup! mormng worsh1p M1ddleswortk Pastor Church om Glen McCl ung su p! morn 1030 se rvrc;es 9 30 a m Sunday School lng woq,hrp \0 30 am evenrng MIOOlEPORl Sundoy sc hoo l 1030o m • ser-.t<e 7 30 m1d week serv•ce 9 30 o m 1 Rt<hord Va ughan sup! BRA DBU RY CHUR CH OF Wed ne~doy 7 30 p m Morn rng worshrp 10 30 CHR IST K1m Cole , pastor Kevm GRACE EPISCOPAL The ftev SYRAC USE Morntng wOrsh tp 9 Ki ng Sunday schoo l sopt Sunday Haro ld Deeth rector Church se• p m Sunday school \0 om Mrs schoo l 9 30 a m worsh•p ser vtces 10 30 o m Holy commu Sompson Hall supr VICe \0 JO om Sunday servrces mon lrrst Sunday ol mon th chur RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO 7 ,p m vou rh meelmg Wednei ch school 10,30 am lor nursery Rev James D Guynn po~tor doy7pm through 12 Sunday sc hoo l I 0 a m Sunday ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Earl POMEWY CHURCH OF CHR IST worsh•p \ 1 a Ill Sunday evenmg Shul er posTer Sunday sc:hool R1chord han son pastor 81b le serviCe 7 p m Wednesday war 9 30 a m Ch urch serv rce 7 p m school 9 30 am worsh1p \0 30 shtp servtce 7 30 p m youth meetmg b p m Tu esday B1 '!l'n odu l' ..voj!>hip sarvrctt atrd HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURC H bl e STudy 7 p m young peopl e~ rneetrng 7 30 Near long Bo!!om Edse l Hart RA CIN E CHUR CH OF TH~ p m Comb rned B1ble study and pa sto r Sundoy school 10 o m NAZARENE Rev John A Coli prayer meet •ng Wednesday 7 30 ChuiCh 7 30 p m praye r man pastor Sundoy Sc hool 9 30 meelmg 7 30 p m Thu rsday pm o m Gerold Wells sup l Morn THE SALVATION ARMY Enwoy MIDDLEPORT PENTECOS TAL mg wonhrp 10 30 a m Sundoy Roy W Wmtng offr ter In charge lh~rd Ave theRe-. Wtll rom Knr t evemn g worshtp 7 30 Prayer 10 o m Ho lm en te l poslor Rona ld Dugan Sun Sunday mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m .mu1i11g 10 30 om Sunday day Sc hool Supt Classes lor oil RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l S<hool Voung iPe ople s leg •o n 7 ages eve111ng serv tce 7 30 8rble Wal ker Pastor Ron nre Sals~ r p m Thunido~ I To 3 p m study Wednesday 1 30 p m Su r'!day sc hoo l supt Sunday Ladtes Home l eague 7 p rn Prep · your h servtces frrd oy 7 30 p m sc hool 9 30 o m mornmg war clos!ie!i MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP sh1p 10 ~0 a m Sun day evenrrtg BURLING TON SOUTHERN BAP TI ST Corner Ash and Plum Noe l wa rship 7 30 Wednesday even liST CHAP!_l.., Ro ute 1 Shade Herrman past or Soturdoy even mg Bt ble study 7 30 PaSTo r Bobby Elk ns Sunda y mg se rv1<e 7 JO p m Sunday DAN VILL E WESLEY AN Rev s<hool 5 p m Sunday wors hrp School 10 30 o m l e lon Olosure pa sTor Su nday 5 ~5 p m Wednesday p ro ver ser MEIGS Schoo l 9 30 a m yout h ond vtce 7 30p m COOPERATI VE PARISH lunror youth ser11 tce 6 45 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH METHODIS T CHURCH e ... entng worsh1p 7 30 p m Corner ol Sycamore a nd Second Robe rt 1 Bu mgarner prayer a nd protse Wednesday Sts Pomeroy l he Re-. Wrll rom Dtrecror 7 30p m Mrddleswo rth Pasto r Sund a y POMEROY CLUSTE R SILV ER RUN FREE BAPTIST School ol 9 4S o m ond Ch urch Rev Robe rT Hoyden Mrles Trou t pastor Sunday Serv ces \ I a m Rev James Cor b1ll school lOa m Steve l 1rtle sup! SACRED HEART Rev Fath er CHESl ER Worshrp 9 15 am Even ng ser"w" tce 7 p m proyer Pau l 0 WelTon pasTor Phone Church Sc hoo l 10 am mee lrng Th ursda y 7 p m 992 2925 Satu rd ay eve nrng Mo ss POMEROY Worsh rp 10 30 o m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD 7 30 Su ndoy Mo!>s 8 a nd 10 o m Ch urch S<hool 9 30 om UMY F Rev Bobby Porter poslor Sun Conl ess 1on Saturday 7 7 30 p m 6 30p m do v s<hool 9 30 am worsh •p POMEROY WESTS IDE CH URCH ENTERPRI SE Wors h1 p 9 a m servrce 1 \ o m e11enrng servrce OF CHRIST 700 W Mom St Jerry Church Sc hool lOam 7 30 vou th ~er-.tco We dnesday Pool mumter phone 992 7666 ROCK SPRINGS Wors hr p 10 7 30p m Conser volrve non rn strumental Q m Chu rch Sthoo l 9 I 5o m lANGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHUR Su nday worshi p 10 am Btble UMYF 6 30p m CH Ted Jones postor Su nday study 11 om warsh rp 6 p tn FLATWOODS Worsh rp I I o m schoo l 9 30 o rn 1 Roy S1gman Wqdnesdoy Btble study 7 p m Church Sc hool lOam supt mornrng wor sh1p 10 30 OlD DE XTER BIBLE CHRISHAN MIDDL EPORT CLUSTE R Sunda y even mg servrc:e 7 30 CH URCH Re v Rolph Sm 1rh Rev Robert Bumgarner mrd week se rvt ce Wednesday pasto r Sunday school 9 30 om H EAT H ~ Rober t Bumgarner 7 30p m M•s Worley Frarcrs supe rrnlen PosTer Warsh1p 10 30 o m SYRACUS E CHURCH OF lHE den t Prea<htng se rv1ces l1rst 8. Church School 9 30 am UMY F 6 NAZARENE Rev Do le Boss 1h11d Su nday s lollaw rng Sunday p m pos ter Bob Moore Sundoy School RUTLAND Wrlbur Hrll Pastor School sup! Sunday schoo l GRAHAM UNITE D MET HODIST Worsh tp 10 30 o m Chu r<h S<hool cl a sses tor all ages 9 30 a m Proachr ng 9 30 am l• rst an d se 9 30om morn rng worshrp 10 45 o m cond Sundays of e a ch mon th SY RACUS E CLUSTER NYPS b 30 p m e-.angel rstrc ser lhrrd and lourth Sundays eo<h Rev R <herd E Jorvts v1ce 7 30 p m Pra ye r and mon th wors h1p servrce a t 7 30 ASBURY Wors hrp 10 40 a m fasrrng Tv csdoy 10 o m p rn We dnesday evenrngs or Church Sc hool 9 30 o m UMW M• dwee k pray e r se r 11 ce 7 30 Prayer and B b,l e Study lrr ~ t Tu esday Brble Stvdv Th urs Wednesdov 7 30 p m men s SEVENTH DAY AD VENTI ST 7 30 p m pray e r meetmg SoJu rdoy 7 p rn Mul be rry He rghts Rood Pomero y FOREST R'UN Wor sh rp 9 o m m ss on ory mee ting secon d PasTo r Gerard Seton Sobboth Ch ur ch S<hool1 0 o m Wednesday 7 30 p m Schoo l Sup errn tenden t Claro MINER SV ILL E Worsh p 10om UNITED FAITH NON Mcinty re Sabbath School Satur Ch urdl School 9 o m DENOM INA TIO NA L Rev Rober t da y afte rnoon ot 'l 00 wr th War SY RACUSE Chruch School q 30 Smrt h pastor Sunday Schoo l !> h1p Serv rce lollowrng at 3 15 o m Wmshl p se rvtce7 30 p m 9 30 o rn Clo ss leader Leo Hrll RUTLAND FIR ST BA PTI ST SO UTHERN CL UST ER worsh rp servrce 10 30om chu r CHURC H- Drewy Gore sup! Rev Ttmo thy Smtih ch730pm Sunday S< hoo l 9 30 o m morn Clus ter Leade r EDEN UN!TEO BR ETHREN IN •n g worsh1 p 10 45 a m Rev Sreven Wrlson CHRI ST Elden R Bloke po ster THE HILAND CHAPEL George Assoetole Su nday School \0 a m Howard Ca~ l o pas tor Sunda y School BETHANY (Dorc as) Wo rshrp McCoy su pt Mornrng sermon 9 30 o m even ng wors h1p 7 JO 9 30 o m Church Schoo l 10 30 11 o rn Sunday nrghl serv1ces Thur sday evenmg prayer serv ce 0111 Chrtstton Endeavor 7 30 p m 7 JOp m CARMEL C ~ru c h School 9 30 So ng serv1ce 8 p rJl Preo c: hrng POMEROY FIRSl BAPTIS f Rev a rn Worsh p \0 30 o rn 2nd ond 8 30 p m Mrdweek Pr ayer Rol ph Zunde l pastor W ll•om 4th Sunday s mee lrng Wednesday 7 p m Roy Wat so n Sunday sc hool supt APPL 6. GROVE Sunday School Adam s loy leader S u n de~ sc hool 9 30 a m BYF 6 9 30 a m Worshrp 7 30 p m 1sf CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST p m Brb le stu dy Wed nesd ay 7 and 3rd Sundays Prayer meell nq locate d ot Ru tl and on New l1 mo p m chof r proclrce Wedne sday Wednesd ay 7 30 p rn Fe ll ov. shr p Rood nexr to Fores t Aue Pork 830prn ~up per fr rs l SaTurday 6 p m UMW Rev Roy Rouse poster Robert FIR ST SOUTHERN BAt'TIST 282 2nd l uesdoy 7 30 p m Musse r Sunday S<hool su p! Su n Mul berry Ave Ponreroy Poul J EASl LET ART Chruch Sc hool day school 10 30 a m worshrp Whrle Pas lor Goty Bas ham Sun \ st 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 30 am 7 30 p m Brbl e S tu d y day sc hool supt Sunday sc hool Foutth Sun day 10 30 am Wor Wednesday 7 30 p m Saturday 9 30 o m morm ng wors hrp s~r p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th n1ghl proyer servrce 7 30 p m 10 30 evenr ng wors hr p b 30 p m Sunday 9 30 a m Prayer meetrng HEMLOC K GROVE CHR ISTIAN Mrdwee._ prayer se rvrce 7 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW 1sl Roge r Wat son pastor Jessre pm Tuesday 7 30 p m Wh rle Su nday schoo l sup! Morn MIDWAY C0/11\MUN ITY CE NTER WESLEYAN (Ro cme) Sunday mg worshrp 9 30 o m Sun Dex ter Rd langsville Oh•o Rev S<hool 10 o m Worsh rp 11 a m doysc:hoo l 10 30 a m evenrng Clyde Fer-rell Pastor Su nday Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m se rvt<e 7 30 We dnesday 81ble School •11 om So rur doy Brble Stu dy Thursday 7 p m Chorr St udy 7 30 P m preachrng serv rces 7 30 p m Praclrce Th ur sday 8 p m Ml UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Wednesday even mg Bt blo study ~ ET ARl FALLS Church Sc hool Brown supply JXls lor Sunday ot730p m hr 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 15 o m s< hoo19 45 om Sunday evenrng FA ITH TASERNACL E CHURCH 4th Sunday 9 15 o m Wor sh p worshrp 7 30 p m Batley Ru-n Road Rev Emmett l ~ t 2nd 3rd Sundoys ~ \5 am TUPPERS PlAINS CHR ISTIAN Row so n pasTor Hendley Dunn 4Th Sunday 7 30 p m CHURCH Eugene Un derwood sup! Su11day sc hool \0 a m Sun MORN ING STAR W01sh p 9 30 postor Howord Coldwell Jr day evening servtce 7 30 Brble om Church School 10 30 a m Sunday School Supt Su nday leochm g 1 7 30 p m Thu rsday M1d Week Ser v~e e Wednesda y 8 S< koo l 9 30 am Mornrng Ser DVESVILL E COMMUNITY CHUR pm man 10 30 o m Su ldoy even CH Roger C Turner pastor MORSE CHAPEL W01 shp II mg serv•ce 7 p m Sunday sc ho ol 9 30 o m Sunday o m Chur ch S< hool9 30 o m LElART FA LLS UNITED mom ng worshtp 10 30 Sunday POR HAND Worshr p 7 30 p m BRETHREN Rev Freeland Norrrs even rng servrce 7 30 Ch ur ch Schoo l9 30 o m pas lor F lo~d Norrrs su p! Sunday THE SALVAT ION ARMY 115 SUTT ON Church School 9 30 s<hoo l 9 30 o m mornrng ~er Butt ernu t Ave Pomeroy En11ay a m Worsh1p 1sr and 3rd Sundays mon 10 30o m Proyer se rv1ce and Mrs Roy W.nlng officers .n 1030om Wednesday 7 30 p m charge Sun day halmess meetrng NORTHEAST CL USTER CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO 10 o m Sunday schoo l 10 30 Rev RIChbrd Thoma s PHECV 0 J Whor e Rood oil 160 o m l e ade r YPSM El orse Ad am~ Pas lor Rev George Groyle pastor 7 30 p m sal vo hon meettng Duane Sydenstrrcker Sunday S<hool 10 o m Arthur Ladre! Home l e ague 12 noon to 2 John Douglas Henson Supt Morning Worsh1p p m Thu rsday prayer meo hng Assoc1otes 11 o m Young People s se rv1ce e nd Btbl e study Thursday 7 30 JOPPA Worshrp \0 am Chur 7 p m E..enmg servrce 7 30 pm ch School 9 o m Proyer Meetr ng p m Wednesday Mrd Week MtDOlEPORT Wednesday 8 p m Prayer Serv ice 7 30 p m Youth MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co rner LONG BOTTOM Su nday sc llool mee hng 6 30 p m E-.e nm g war Fourth and Morn Mrddleporl ot 9 30 a m Wors h1p servr cvs at sh•p 7 JOp m Rov Henry Key Jr pos lor Sun 7 30 p m Brble study and Youth CHESTER CHURCH OF THE day Schoo l 9 30 a m Mrs Ervm meet rng at 8 p m on NAZARENE Rev Herbe rt Grale Baumgardner supt Marnmg Wednesdays pa stor Worshtp se rvr<e 11 o m worship 10 4So m NORTH BETHEL Worshrp II and 7 30 p m Sund ay Sunday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF o m Church School I 0 o m School 9 30 o m R1chord Barron CHRIST tN CHRISTIAN UNION ALFRED Sund ay Schoo l 9 30 s up! Pray er meel t ng Lawrence Monlev pa stor Mrs o m Worshrp 10 45 om Prayer Ru sse ll Young Sunday Sc hool meetrng Wednesday 7 45 p m 30 OF Sup! Sundoy Schoo l 9 30 a m UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m CHRI ST Jock Perry rnr nr sler Sun E-.enrng wo r ~ htp 7 30 REEDSVIlLE Sundoy Schoo19 30 dey Schoo l q 30 o m mo rn rn g Wednesday prayer rneeflng 7 30 o m Worsh 1p 7 30 p m Prayer c:t'l ur ch 10 30om Sunday even pm Meetlng 7 30 p m Tuesday tng SerV ICe 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHUR CH OF GOD V s tatlon7 30p m lsllhursdoy Wednesday serv1ce 8 p m Racme Reule 2 t~e Rev Jomes SILVER RIDGE Worshtp 10 a m lAUREl CLIFF FREE METHODIST M Mun cy pos lor Sunday st:hool Churc h School9 o m GHURCH ~ev Floyd F Shook 9 45 a m mornmg wors htp II TUPPERS PLA INS Worsh1p 9 po ster Ll oyd Wr rgh) Sundqy. om evenrng wor shrp 7 30 om ChurchS<hooi!Oom Schoo l Supt Mu1 rung Worship Praye r meetrng Tue sday 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Y30 om Sunday Schoo l 10 20 p m Young people s meetmg George Frede ri ck supt Sorv•ce o m Wt~ dnesd o y Prayer a nd Br 7 30 p m T~ur sdo'{ wee kly 9 30 om on Sunday bl p Stu dy 7 30 p m Sunday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Preochmg hrst end tht rd Sundays evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m Ch01r Corner S1xth and Pol mer the Rev of mont h by Cltfford Sm tih 9 30 Procltce Thursday 7 p m Peter G rondol posror O<Jnny am OEXlER CHURCH OF CHRIST Thompson superrnt ende nt Sun HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Chorle5 Russe ll Sr mmrster day School WMPO Rod to pro Dorrell Dod dnll poslor Sunday Rt<k Mo<omber supt Sunday grof1'1 7 45 a m Sunday Schoo l Sc hool f1 30 a rn leonard schoo l 9 30 a m wors~tp ser 9 15 o m Mormng Worsh rp Grl more ftrst elder evenrng ser vrce \0 30 om B1ble Study 10 IS am Youth OCI!vtfles and v1ce 7 30 p m We dnesday Tuesday 7 30 p m fe llowship lor 1umor end senror prayer meeting 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF htgh students 6 p m Sundo,y MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m Mid Rocme Rout e 2 The Rev Charles SAINTS Portland Racine Rood week proye r servtces Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 Wrllrom Roush pa stor Don ny Wedn esdov 7 30 p m o m mornmg worship II o m Evans Sundot School D.rec tor CH URCH OF CHRIST Mid Even rng services Tuesday end ~u nday Schoo 9 30 o m Morn dleporl 51h and Mom George Fndoy 7 30p m mg wors h•p \0 30 o m Sunday Glaze mr nrster Mtke Gerla ch BtARWALlOW RIDGE CHURCH even 1ng sorvlce 7 p m super intendent Terry Yankey 0~ CHRIST Doug Seomun Wednesday evening proyer ser youth mtmste r Brble schooJ 9 30 mirm rer Bible study 9 30 o m vrces 7 30p m am morr')mg wors t·11p 10 30 mor P"1Q worsh1p \0 30 om BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ead a m evenmg wors h1p 7 30 evet 19 worsktp 7 30 p m Shu ler pastor Worshtp service praye r s en~ rce 7 p m Wednesday Brble study 7 30 p m q 30 o m Sundoy schoo l 10 30 Wednesday KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST a m Bible Study and prayer ser MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE George Freder r<k svpt Sunday vrce Thursday 7 30 p m NAZAftENE Rev Don Cole morntng se rvtce 9 30 a m w1th CAR LETON CHURCH Kingsbury pastor Mr s Mary lot hey Sunday praoc:h lng on frrst and thrrd Sun Rood Gory K1ng pastor Sunday school sup! Sundoy ;c hool 9 30 doy of month by George Prckens school 9 30 a m evening wor om mornrng wars t·u p \0 30 SHVERSVI LL E COMMUNITY shtp 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng W~~n;~~6R~ ~~URCH Wednesday 7 30 P m LONG BO TTOM CHRI STIAN 8ruc:e Smtih poslor Wall ace Damewood Supt 8rbla Sc:hool 9 30 o rl'l Preochmg service, 10 .cS a m No evening se rvt<e HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST C~URCH Rev Herbe•t Arh ng pas lor Sunday Sc:hool 9 30 m ' Morn in g sen~tu 10 30 a m youth ~er v1c:e 6 ~S P m Evangel IStre servrce 7 30 P m Prayer meeting Thursday 7lO ° -5----The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frtday, Dec. 21, 1976 v1ce Thursday 7 30 p m CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH 26 N Second Mtddleport pastor Cur Irs. Stephen Church .Khool. 9 30 0 m prvoc:htng Mtrvtees 10 lO a m and 7 30 p m W.dnetdoy everttng Brble study 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUR CH INC _ Corner Fourtk ond lrncoln Sts Mtddl•port Rev 0 Dell Manley poslor Sony Hud son Sundoy School super~nt.n dent Sunday school 9 30 am evenmg warshlp, 1 30 p rn .. Mrs. Ervine serves as hoste~s RACINE - Mr1! Garnet Ervine wu hostess to the memben ol the Booster Sunday School Class Friday evenl!lll, Dec 17 at her home which was beautifully dec:Grated for the Christmas IM!aiOII. Thuong, "0 Come, All Ye Faithful," and prayer by Marjorie Grimm opened the meeting. Members brought p r;REEOOM GOSPEL MISS ION at h Bold Knob Rev E J Gn II 11 prayer and pra ise sen,lce Wednesday 7 30 p m. THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF sup! of c:kurch Rev L R POMEROY _ Corner Mom and Glue$,encomp pastor Roger Court Sis th 1rd floor over Wtlllred Sr Sunday School supt Ltgh tkouse Restaurant Henry , Sundoy School 9 30om pray er Cook pastor Sunday sckool 10 mee lrng Tuesday 1 30 P m m mornmg worshrp 11 om 1 you th meet.ng 6 p m Sunday 0 7 30 leoder tAdoVanMeter ond Grel e-.e ning se rvice Wednesday eventng servke to SutTle Sunday evenrng wor JO lnterdenomlnOttonol full shr p 7 p m through winter men 7 ths gospel RUTLAND CHURCt1 OF GOO WHITES CHAPEL Coolville RD s do Pastor Dennts Bole1 Sunday Rev Roy Deeter po.stor un Y School IO 0 m , worship service sc hool q 30 a m wor~hlp serviCe 11 30 o m and 7 30 p m Prayer 10 30om Brble study and prayer meellng Wednesday 7 30p m servrce Wednesday 7 30 P m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH RUTLAND 1ro RUflANO CHUR CH OF CHR IST OF JESUS CHRIST T mas t Carl Peak poster Bill Brown 1-iol mes pas tor Srble study Sunda y sc hool sup! Sunday Saturday 7 30 p m E~<~angeh1tic sc hoo l 9 30 am wors hr p ond p m prayer meehng Tuesday communiOn 10 30 0 m Evenrng 7 30 p m Brble Study, Thursday servce 730 p m Regulorboord mee trng Sa Tu rday 7 P m RUTLAND CO MMUNIT Y CHUR CH Sunday Sc hool 9 30 0 m 11 0 m wors hr p se rvrce We dn esday prayer meetrng 7 30 p rn youth serv rr: es Sunday 7 p m Sund ay nrght wors hrp 7 30 RUTLAND CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Rev ll oyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday s< hool 9 30 0 m worshrp serviCe 10 30 0 m Broadcast ltve over WMPO young 6 45 pvo pl e s serv rce evonge lrs h< servl<e 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng Wednesday 7 30 7 JO p m Mtsstono ry meetmg p m lr rst Wednes do,y o f month MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAP TIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Crotg pa s lor Sun da y school 9 4S 0 m worshrp servrce 11 am rrornrng un•or) 6 30 p m eve nrn~ war 7 Jo M w k shrp servKe P m 1 ee prayer serv •ce Wednesday 7 30 p ~ASON CHURCH OF CHRIST p 0 Bo~ 487 Mr\ le r St Mason W 1/o Sunday B•ble Study 10 0 rn Warsh p 11 0 m a nd 7 p rn Brble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal musrc F!RSf SO UTHERN BAP TIST Cor ner ol Second a nd And erson Mason Pa stor Wolle r Cla ud Sunday schoo l 9 45 a rn worshrp servrce 11 0 m ond 7 30 p rn Weekly Brbl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m MA SON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Ouddrng lone Mes on W Vo Che sle r l ennon ! Pas tor Sunday School9 45 a rn Ch1ldren s Chur r: h 6 45 p m Youn g Peop les Ser \liCe 6 45 p m Evongelr strc Ser • viCe 7 30 p m Wome n s Mt s sronory Cou nc1l 10 o rn lr rs t end thtrd Tu esday s Prove r Ofld 8 ble ~tudy Wedmtsdoy 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR lST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Th e Rev W•llrom Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 0 rn James Hughes supr e-.emng serv r<e 1 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Youth pra yer servrce each Tuesday FAIRVIE W BIBL E CHURCH Letart W Vo Rt \ Rev George Hosc hor pas tor Su nday S<hoo l 9 30 a m Praye r and B• ble stu dy 7 30 p m Co ttage, Praye r Serv rce Tuesday 10 om Wor ~ h p Ser 7~6;EROY Children give program By Mrs. Francis Morris RACINE - The Children's Chrllllmas Program at First Baptist Church Sunday, Dec 19, 7.30 p.m. was attended by a large cl'olj'd After a plano prelude by Mrs. Lillian Hayman, remarks by Ronald Salser, Sunday School Supertn· tendent, and opening prayer, WESLEYA~ 11 R d HOLINESS - Hamsonv1 e oo Dewey Krng pastor Edtson WeQver oss rstont Henry Eblin Jr Sunday sc hool supt Sunday sch ool 9 30 o m morntng war ~ htp 11 am Sunday evenmg serv(ce 7 30 prayer meeting Thu rsday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Nol Pentecostal Rev George Orle r pastor Worshtp servrce Sunday , 9 45 amh Su n day s< hool 11 o m wors lp ser vtce 7 30 p m Thursdoy prayer meermg 7 30 p m MT HERMON Unrted Brethren .. A nativity scene" was presented by the Km· dergarten Class, In charge of Mrs. Ullle Mae Hart followed by congregational slngmg of "Hark' the Herald An~els Smg" and recltat10ns by the Church Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshtp servrce 10 45 o m Pre och.ng serv ices e very Sunday olternolr ng wtlh C E Wednesd~y prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Rev James Leocl) pastor Dov1Cl Holter loy leader , JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 nule east of Rutland JUnct ion of Route Kindergarten class Cast of the nativity scene Included narrator, Barbara Gheen; Mary, Melanie Lyons, Joseph, Danny Gheen; shepherds, Scott Hill, Todd Wolfe, Shannon Williams , wise men, Todd Johnsoo, Mark Porter, ChriS Maynard; angels, Amy Wolfe, Robm Manuel, Jamie Cummins and Amy Wagner; • a duet by Missy Cummms and Tonja Salser and the h)'1111!, "Joy to the World" by the congregation was followed by a one-act play entitled "The Star and the Sixth" by the Jumor BYF m charge of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cunningham. Taking the parts were: Bnce Hart, 124 a nd Noble Summtt Rood (T 174) Sunday B•ble Lecture 9 30 o Watchtower study 10 30 o m Tuesday Brble study 7 and 8 l 5 p m Thursday tMeocrol rc s<hoo l 7 30 p m service meelmg 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St Mtddleporl Bobby Elk1ns pastor Sunday School 10 0 m , worshtp ser~~rce 11om evenrng servrce 7 30 P m Thurs!;l oy prayer meet rng an d Btble study 7 1 Pm RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPUSl Church - Lela nd Halev pastor Sunday schoo l 10 o m eventng se rvrce 7 30 p m Pro'(i!Fr meet mg Wednesday 7 30 p m ! CHURCH OF GOD of Prophec:y lo<o ted on the 0 J Wh fe Rood off h ghway 160 Sunday Sc:hool io a m Supermtendent Jbbr lovedoy Ftr st Wednesday mgt\t of monTh CPMA servtces second Wednesday WMB mee lmg lht rd throug h hfth youth service Georg e Croy le pas tor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Grant St Mrddleporl Rev BobJ1Y El krns Su nday school 10 am ""' morn ng worsh 1p 11 evlimng wors h1p 7 30 p m Thurscfay • everung Brb le study and prayer mee tmg 7 30-p m Afftlroted Wlfh S BC 'fJ Teresa Johnson, ' ~~td In 11165, six by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Coarse plpe I Tatter tobacco 2 Where Papa 5 Stitch 8 Long-eared rrwnmal . ;• Duvaller ruled men, most of them veterans of the Cmfetlerate Arn\y, organized a secret fraternal society In Pulaski, Tenn, laiown as the Ku Klux Klan. program They Included : " The Angels Broke Through," Marte Roy; Ura Morris and Dorothy Badgley, " To Joseph - An Overdue Chrtatmas Greetlm!" : " The 13 Exasperate lfr Venerate 15 Swruner (Fr. } (2 wds.) Astro- Grapt=l CANCER (June 21-July 221 Your frren ds wtll be flattered today If you take t me out to personally wr sh them greet1ngs ol the season EKtend your fe li citations to as many as poss1ble LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 There IS an add itional Chrrstmas surprtse In stare tor you It wtll do no good to try lo guess where rt's commg fr om• VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Your brggest Joy c ornes today fro m s harrng You 11 lrke what you get but love what you grve LIBRA (Sept 23·0cl 231 Your willingness to be of se rvtce wrll bring rewards you d1dn t antic pate or desrre You II be the one who truly proftts rn the long run SCORPIO jOel. 24-Nov. 221 There s no questton who s go1ng to be lhe most popular one at the party or get-together You have the knack ol saying and dotng JUSt the nght th•ngs SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc. 21) I hope you center all your act1vrtres a rou nd the family today This IS where you'll have the mem8st time and someth ing beneficial could develop CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan 191 Today could be even more memorable 1f you plan a few ]aunts amidst the fest tv1t1es Get out to VISi t pals AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 191 Your aspects rndtc:ate lhat you have a talent for acqursttton today Not only that thmgs may come from some totally unex· peeled sources PISCES jFob 20-Morch 201 People who th ink a lot of you and haven t had the opportunity to demonstrale 11 may let you know today You have more adm•rers than you ~ reaUze ·~~ ViJJ OrtrdOJ Doc. 25, 1978 Many good things wtll happen to you th1s comtng year They will be real fu n Most of them will be tion Yesterday's A01wer• 18 Brown 22 7 Undulate 10 Cheap 17 Undress 19 Taro root 20 Frank 21 Craving zz Nonna.'s 23 whiskey (2 wds.) II Worn away 12 Carpentry Casta Diva," e,g, 25 Buttons and Foley pieces 16 Cut off Ch.nstmas is the Ttme1 " 1 I :s Social Calendar FRIDAY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7 30 p m Frtday at Rock Spnngs Umted Methodist Church with songs and recttatlons by children; Santa will be present CHRISTMAS EVE candlehght service at Middleport Ftrst Baptist Church, 7 30 p m Friday With the message "Too Wonderful For Words" by the pastor, the Rev. Peter Grandall, smglng of carols and spec1al muSic select1ons CHRISTMAS EVE servtce, 9 p m , Grace Eptscopal Church, Pomeroy, carols and Holy cDmmumon CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7 30 p.m Friday at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church, public Invited SUNDAY REVIVAL at Mt Oltve Church, Long Bottom , Dec 26 through Jan 2 w1th watch service on Dec 31, 7 30 each evemng Public tnvlted MONDAY BETHEL 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters, semi-annual Installation of offiCers, Monday, 7 30p m at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Honored o,ueen elect 1s Paula Eichloger Pubhc lnvtted to attend TUESDAY RACII'jE AMERICAN LegiOn Auxiliary, 6 30 Tuesday mght al the halt. Members to take rook1es kiwi Certain numerals Paul Whiteman hit of 1927 28 "Colmpany"I ,· 5 (CLOSE OFFICE HO~IR AT NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT lover 29 Btbllcal verb el)tll!ng J;.. I.J 3% Danger 24 Levy PrlndPJe 311 Coarse file 31 Part rl " a truck 25 Tunneric Z7 Of the backbone FABRICS AND NOTIONS AT Common swift fl Roman DISCOUNT PRICES I rn HURRY I .,. decay DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ALL MODELS SINGER MACHINES U T M 1 T T F V0 A K MFR YV IN STOCK W 59 N. Second St. As A78-13 Blookwoll. Plus 81 74 F ET and Qld tire low ~ B L..I>GiY, ATLANTA, liflo;. 88 - 2 2 !13 ' 2 & ! , . Plus 11 84 FE T Plus 12 25 F ET '27~. Plus 82 39 FE T ·2~1410!14 '31! ~~ 'F••estone DELUXE CHAMPION• M (MODEL SHOWN! The Fabric Shop McCall's, Kwtek-'Sew. Stmphcity Patterns 115 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-1284 Approved Authomed Dealer htt ' Long mileage 1977 new-car tires! SALE STARTS MONDAY, DEC. 27 • ' 1.1 I "I. to. .... ~.. ... well M<>r:ltl UC ~X~ 210 000 Week ly Grt n CIIPtC 1• PI' s $1 75 F E T and old tire 4 wheo1 ycu bnng rn 1 semple ot rour "P Willi lor en o" the IPOI lre11 warer rh'l•lys1 1 11nd frn ntlm1111 no obl rgolron g• ll ~ u. .. . ,.~~• .~~~e;~~Sg~~·~e~ts tread for ·Low, wtde owii~U yn" *31~~. ·34~. 3 00 379P,5 $ Plus BAN RUST AqUI·AI~ h-. "'""" ~ ..l Fllrtu /"""-lton ~I •• · SUP-R-BELT F !lOll Wood,O<~ • WLGT - NVOH UOXXWT TRLYVIJE Yesterday's Cryptoqute· THE SHORTEST NIGHT OF '1'HE . YEAR IS CHRISTMAS EVE -FROM SUNDOWN TO SON 'IJP Plus 1280FET Whitewalls Add IJ 00 . ::10~~~~:~ ·::~~:.·: :·:~:~~~·::!: MISS THIS CHANCE! YKHVOAK Plu si275FET Plus 52 55 F E T ~ hml r.. ru odo" rd•mtn1 d!rr Colli it• •~d IM iudool ~ ~~ r.~..$1~•50 • S2 27 F ET Plus 12 43 FE T 1 '38QP.14. hold ftrm long wear and Plua 12 60 FE T ;:s;g:~ndhng 8111)00 $JI3&0 Pluo 12 65 FE T H78·14 Plus S2 83 FE T fo~~~~~::ua consuuctron g1ves H78·16 . , L78 · 16 excellent road hazard reso stance Plus S2 87F E T Plus 53 14F E T 1 Whllowalll AddU.OO All pr1ces plus tax and old lire ROY HOME & AU LANDMARK Brake Service- Front End Alignment 600 E. Main 51. 992-2094 w I L .................i ~.· * DON'T • ; •"63 -~4 nowrAJ r ~~ I V F Y T F Y S T·F Y - BURTON HIWJ 0 lt~& tunc "•'""' Svndkate, I· ~~~ 4-p/y polyester cord ·~u Y •.,.,, ,.,. 24 ho<o Cor "'le.,un Suo~ lm H...,d, fece !erh 2 lti Cil Noeo lan 0 Wo~e lo Wtlll KMUULFTE -t:, W ME I HOLIDAYS i· .O.ppr.e• "' •• DT I CHAMPION• 7?1ANX 1'P: 1 I IW WISH YOU. . . I. ~ HAPPY 2 II n. ~n • e•L"" 0 Shlll'fl lo• ~"' 1 M"{lo Upholoro lRYP'i'oquon:s ALQYE ~ DUDLEY'S a 22 "' hulu lun 0 Sui l11 0 ahftl ' I K H L E "Y AU OF US AT 'fa•estone 3 ~ b llo • ~•L~M 0 Soli Jo1 L~nd y 6 11 <U 11<>101l ~ n 0 S~l f"' lound' 2 ~~~ Poo 11t1n S~•mp11o0 '"~ 1 sna'l'P<>CI how to work -i t · GLFTEY I A BABY • THE LO>IG LIP· AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER OF FAMOUS letter s1mply stands for inother. In th1s sample A u used for the three b's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters &P<l$lrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code l<'tlers are different S ME FOR OUR C~EDDAR W~EN HE WAS CO-OP AXYDLBAAXR NVOH WATCH FOR OPFMING DATE v--............., . ANNIVERSARY TIRE DEALS ~R INGER sell addressed stamped envelope to Astra-Graph P 0 Bo• 489 Radio Ctty StatiOn New Yorl(, NY 10019 Be sure to ask ~ii:ii:,.;;:;:zc:Il!l:.:::::::::::::.E lor Capricorn Volume 1 } ' Is LONGFELLOW SMN AND GRAMPAS C\.IIN· • • WITH THE PURCHASE Of ANV MANY One --- ~E.'S LAN-D-SOFT morn gaged Fruit MEIGS THEATME CLOSED FOR VACATION ATrEND WEDDING PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs Edward Foreman ; Bobby and Naomi, Mrt1 Anna McHaffie, attended the wedding of the Forema111!1 daughter, Sylvia Ann, to Terry Lee Roynolds, Dec. 17 at 8 p m al the Nazarene Church at Darbydale, and also attended the reception at the home of the bride In Col unibus 15 38 Lwlatl.c 43 ALL R I (;~T GOT ELMO 6 NOGE, NJNT BINM EYES Bonanza Soap Pack Bee lnrhcti ~L6UM • ~ E'S ~ F006TER 8 44·~ ~ rtver ht~.lf Before plnmng U1e clothes on the m e tal lmes, I pm these stnps over the hues with s pr· mg type clothespms I pm my sheets up by the top and bot· tom he ms When ready to han~ som ething, re move the pm first and then r e pln as you hang the c lothes Thts way one n ever gets a rust or soot spot from the line and you save the price of buym~ new lines ami hav1ng the m put up -MRS C WK DEAR POLLY - My hu.<band und f mstalled the cowtter tops m uu1 home and found that nml pohsh r emover on a cloth rubbed awa y any glue thai had been spilled (Te>t fm effect on your material ) 'fhts also worked for us on any kind of tape marks or places whe r e price slickers had been MRS E.K DEAR POLLY- When sen ding cards to anyone 1n the OF~E F~MILY .. V I.P seven and a ~EY MAKE T~E. KID 60UND LIKE ~ J!GGA.W • • U English com es m a long plastic bag In the bad weather, so I save these and srup the seam at Ute side and eas1iy tear a long s trip about f ive and a half by a 3 DAYS ONLY UncouUt 37 Lambkin's ""' Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY' - Durmg the ' hot s wruner a candle melted a nd s tamed my antique vamty How can I re move thiS' · THERESE. DEAR THERESE - Use an tee c ube to harden what was IS left, but be s ure to w1pe up any water drtps unmedlately Crwnbte off as much wax as you can wtth a fm~erua1l and then gently scrape With a dull knife Rub briSkly With cloth saturated and dry w1th that conunerc1at hqwd lurmture wax that requ1res buff. mg and d1 y w1th a dean cloth Repeat unlit marks disappear - POLLY DEAR POLLY- My hands used to be so rou~h alter I had washed a lot of dtshes, but now after domg such work I use a ltttle vmegar on my hands They stay s ofter, smce the ac ul m the vmegar ne utrali zes the alkah m the detergent II your dotheslme breaks a nd you ha ve a b1g wash to liang up, use a lung dug cham w1th chps on both ends us a temporary substttute. Wetght watchers m•y appreciate the foll owing when you roast a c hicken, mstead of using 01! or another shortemng, s pnnkle 11 w1U1 ta1 ragon and·ur wme vmega1 wtd herbs Tlus g1ves 11 an unusually deltc10us flavor. ·MRS CJ F DEAR POLLY - Metal dotheshnes are ha1·d to clean especially m th e wmtertune I also have one such hne With a lew rust spots that I 11as afraid to u:;e, Our newspaper Dear Glad : May your Chrfstmas be as fine as you have made 1t for others! - H. 34 beatlnc u s 33 Cognli'Wil f all At 50 once more babtes play round my knee Agam we know children, my loved one and me Dark days are upon me, my husband Is dead. I took at the future, I shudder with dread For my young are all rearing young of their own, and I think of the years and the loves that I've koown I'm an old woman now and nature IS cruel. 'Tis her jest to make old age look like a fool. The body Is crumbled, grace and vigor depart, there Is only a stone where I once had a heBrl. But IIISide Utls old carcass a young l!lrl still dwells, and now and agam my battered heart swells. I remember the joys, I remember Ute pain, and I'm lovtng and llving life over again I Utmk of the years all too few - gone too fast, and accept the stark fact that nothmg can last So open yor:r eyes nurse , open and see, not a crabblty old woman - look closer - see ME I Hope you'U pnnt this, Helen, even if you can't g1ve the name of Ute auUtor -GLAD I'M NOT THERE YET p My daughter and I do volunteer work at a local nursmg home. Though tomorrow 1sn ' t "our day" we'll stop by to VISit, and two of the ambulatory resJdenf.'l are haVIng d1nner WIUt our family. I Polly Cramer Graph Leiter fo r you For your copy send 50 cents and IJ lang apld 39 mourn. I' By unplanned and occur on the spur of the moment 21 Crash into Z7 Pinlail duck 30 Electrical unit 31 Wlth 35 No Cbrlllmu Eve Qleen For Her Dear Helen . Each year you do a " Nothing but the good" colwnn lor Christmas. But for the day before Christmas, here 's something to make people think. And maybe a few will take tlme out to V1SIIold peoples' homes oo their day of good cheer tomorrow. The following poem, I'm told, was found m a geriatric ward, and was s1gned merely "A Crabbily Old Woman" Whatdoyousee,nlU'ses, what do you see' Is Utls what you think, when you're looking at me• A crabbity old woman, not very WISe, uncertain of habit, wlth far-away eyes. Who dribbles her food and makes no reply when you say in aloud voice, " I do wish you'd try!" Who seems not to notice the things that you do. And forever IS loalng a stocking or shoe. Who unres!Jting or not, lets you do as you wtll with bathing and feeding, the long day to flU . Is that what you're thinking, Is Utat what you see' Then open your eyes, nurse, you're not looking at me' I'D tell you who lamas I set here so lltill, as I rlae at your blcklmg, as f eat at your will. I'm a small child of ten with a father and mother, brothers and sister, who lbve one another. A young girl of 16 with wings on her feel, dreaming that soon now a lover she'll meet Abride Uteq at 20 - 11\Y heart gives a leap, remembering the vows that f promised to keep At :IS nQW I have young of mY own who need me to build a secure happy home A woman of 30, my young growmg fast, bound to eBch other with ties Utat should last. I'm 40, my young sons have grown and are gone, but my man's bestde me to see I don't Melted candle mars an antique vanity (Are you a Capricorn? Bermce Osol has written a spectal Astra- 5 Wrtter dozen minus two " Garnet Ervme; ' 'The Saviour of the World," Helen Simpson, "The Gift ," Velma Taylor, " Our Children's Christmas Prayer," Gretta Simpson The group sang "Hark 1 the Bomrco Bodo Oaol Herald Angels Sing". For Solurdoy, Doc. 25, 187& A business sess1on was ARIES (Morch 21-Aptll191 You conducted by Gietta Simpbehaye jtke a true champiOn to- son '.'Silent Night I Holy day You want 10 do things with Night'" was sung and prayer no ulter•or mottve other than to by Marte Roy olosed the make others happy and lighten meelmg !herr burdens During the fellowship hour, TAURUS jAp<II20·Miy 201 Atier games were played and gifts your fa m1 ly a must for you IQ.day IS lo spend time with your c lose from under the hghted fne nds E•ther drop m on them Christmas tree were ex· or tnvlte them to your home changed. The hostess, Mrs. GEMINI lMoy 21-Juno 201 Ervine served refreshments You re he ld In unusually h1gh esteem by your peers today par· t1cularly among people you work w1th You cou ld wnte your own ~.~~:::*-~:!-.~·/, .: es•• :cue ~ t1cket m th1s area 4 Exclama- 6 Baker's 18 Survived Miracle of Christmas," Helen Slack, " A Uttle Ch1ld Shall Lead You" Vera Bee~~te· " A Christmas' Meditation, Marjone Grimm; "The Way to God," Clara Powell, 11 3 French city 9 Red wine u Demse Manuel, Tracy Riffle, Becky Johnson, Beth Hart, Demse Riffle, Ertc Cunmngham, Sean Riffle, Greg Nease Carolers were Kelly Shastlne, Jeff Delong , Albert Holman and cast Curtams, Troy Manuel Remarks were made by Rev . Don Walker, pastor, and clostng prayer readings for a Polly's Pointers hosp1t.l, I put the receiver'• and home •ddreso In \he upper left hand comer of dte envelope mstead of my own . U the patient iwl been dismissed before the ard Is delivered, the hospital drops II tn the mall box. It Is returned to the sender, but In this case 1t goes to the person It Is mtended for. - JANE H . DEAR POLLY- f keep my plano keys white by rubbing With a cloth moistened with rnilk 1 do the same With gill fra med p~t1ures and m i rrors - MRS. H .J .O . Polly wllt send you one of h er " p eachy " thank-you ca rds , Ideal for framing or pluc mg 111 your family scraP' book, II she uses your luvorll e Pomler, Peeve or Proble m In her colwrut Wrtte Polly's Pomters In care of tlus newspuper name Pomeroy,O. �t-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddlepo~Pomeroy , 0 ., Fnday, Dec. 21, 19'16 We had put the last bauble on the tree and hung the chtldren's stockings by the mantel We had even remembered our newly acqwred kttten Her catmp mouse was adorned Wtth a red ribbon and a small gold bell Then suddenly I found myself stanng at the wreath m the wmdow In the center of 11, I could see the wh1te church I'd gone to as a child More often than not at Chnstmas there was snow on the ground when we went to the servtces, cnsp and crunchy beneath our feet I bhnked and, when I looked agam, the church was gone But memory's message sttll remamed I turned to my husband "There's somethmg else to do, " I told hun , "tf tomorrow 1s really to be Chnstmas " KINGSBURY HOME SALES I & SERVICE, INC. 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'' Ph 949.9130 RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART Raclnt Ph. 949 2626 ,, RACINE PlANING MILL Syracuse RIDENOUR Chester 985·3307 --:- ' Ph 992 3978 TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE RICinl 949-2020 CHURCH Sunday School sen,.,ce 10 a m Prayer mtHJtrng Thurs day 7 p m Sunday evemng ser Ute& 7p nl ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Homsonvd le Rd Don Kennedy pastor Brll M~Elroy TP. ''lilY CHURCH Rev W H o m Sundov evongellstrc Sunday school supt Sunday Pen 111 poslor Roy Moyer ~un meetmg 7 30 p m Prayer sc:hool 9 30 a m mornm g wor day school sup! Church School meellng Wednesday 7 30 p m shtp and <ommunro n 10 30 o m 9 15om worshrp service 10 30 UNilED PRESBYTER IAN Sunday evemng you th Chnst ran om Cho1r reheorsol Tuesday MINISfR Y OF MEIGS COUNTY Endeavor b p m worshrp ser 7 30 p m under drrectron of Mrs Dw1ghtl Zovttz dtrector v1<e 7 p m 'Wednesday eva nmg Paul Nease HARRISON VIl lE prayer meerlng and Brble study POMEROY CHU IK H OF THE PRESBYrHti AN Aev Ernest 730pm NAZARENE Corner Umon and Strtckhn poslor So.nday chu rch ST JOHN LUTHER AN CHURCH Mulberry Rev Clyde II Hende r school 9 30 a m Mr s Homer P•ne Gro-.e The Rev Wtllrom son pas lor Sundoy school 9 30 lee sup! mormng worsh1p M1ddleswortk Pastor Church om Glen McCl ung su p! morn 1030 se rvrc;es 9 30 a m Sunday School lng woq,hrp \0 30 am evenrng MIOOlEPORl Sundoy sc hoo l 1030o m • ser-.t<e 7 30 m1d week serv•ce 9 30 o m 1 Rt<hord Va ughan sup! BRA DBU RY CHUR CH OF Wed ne~doy 7 30 p m Morn rng worshrp 10 30 CHR IST K1m Cole , pastor Kevm GRACE EPISCOPAL The ftev SYRAC USE Morntng wOrsh tp 9 Ki ng Sunday schoo l sopt Sunday Haro ld Deeth rector Church se• p m Sunday school \0 om Mrs schoo l 9 30 a m worsh•p ser vtces 10 30 o m Holy commu Sompson Hall supr VICe \0 JO om Sunday servrces mon lrrst Sunday ol mon th chur RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO 7 ,p m vou rh meelmg Wednei ch school 10,30 am lor nursery Rev James D Guynn po~tor doy7pm through 12 Sunday sc hoo l I 0 a m Sunday ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Earl POMEWY CHURCH OF CHR IST worsh•p \ 1 a Ill Sunday evenmg Shul er posTer Sunday sc:hool R1chord han son pastor 81b le serviCe 7 p m Wednesday war 9 30 a m Ch urch serv rce 7 p m school 9 30 am worsh1p \0 30 shtp servtce 7 30 p m youth meetmg b p m Tu esday B1 '!l'n odu l' ..voj!>hip sarvrctt atrd HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURC H bl e STudy 7 p m young peopl e~ rneetrng 7 30 Near long Bo!!om Edse l Hart RA CIN E CHUR CH OF TH~ p m Comb rned B1ble study and pa sto r Sundoy school 10 o m NAZARENE Rev John A Coli prayer meet •ng Wednesday 7 30 ChuiCh 7 30 p m praye r man pastor Sundoy Sc hool 9 30 meelmg 7 30 p m Thu rsday pm o m Gerold Wells sup l Morn THE SALVATION ARMY Enwoy MIDDLEPORT PENTECOS TAL mg wonhrp 10 30 a m Sundoy Roy W Wmtng offr ter In charge lh~rd Ave theRe-. Wtll rom Knr t evemn g worshtp 7 30 Prayer 10 o m Ho lm en te l poslor Rona ld Dugan Sun Sunday mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m .mu1i11g 10 30 om Sunday day Sc hool Supt Classes lor oil RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l S<hool Voung iPe ople s leg •o n 7 ages eve111ng serv tce 7 30 8rble Wal ker Pastor Ron nre Sals~ r p m Thunido~ I To 3 p m study Wednesday 1 30 p m Su r'!day sc hoo l supt Sunday Ladtes Home l eague 7 p rn Prep · your h servtces frrd oy 7 30 p m sc hool 9 30 o m mornmg war clos!ie!i MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP sh1p 10 ~0 a m Sun day evenrrtg BURLING TON SOUTHERN BAP TI ST Corner Ash and Plum Noe l wa rship 7 30 Wednesday even liST CHAP!_l.., Ro ute 1 Shade Herrman past or Soturdoy even mg Bt ble study 7 30 PaSTo r Bobby Elk ns Sunda y mg se rv1<e 7 JO p m Sunday DAN VILL E WESLEY AN Rev s<hool 5 p m Sunday wors hrp School 10 30 o m l e lon Olosure pa sTor Su nday 5 ~5 p m Wednesday p ro ver ser MEIGS Schoo l 9 30 a m yout h ond vtce 7 30p m COOPERATI VE PARISH lunror youth ser11 tce 6 45 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH METHODIS T CHURCH e ... entng worsh1p 7 30 p m Corner ol Sycamore a nd Second Robe rt 1 Bu mgarner prayer a nd protse Wednesday Sts Pomeroy l he Re-. Wrll rom Dtrecror 7 30p m Mrddleswo rth Pasto r Sund a y POMEROY CLUSTE R SILV ER RUN FREE BAPTIST School ol 9 4S o m ond Ch urch Rev Robe rT Hoyden Mrles Trou t pastor Sunday Serv ces \ I a m Rev James Cor b1ll school lOa m Steve l 1rtle sup! SACRED HEART Rev Fath er CHESl ER Worshrp 9 15 am Even ng ser"w" tce 7 p m proyer Pau l 0 WelTon pasTor Phone Church Sc hoo l 10 am mee lrng Th ursda y 7 p m 992 2925 Satu rd ay eve nrng Mo ss POMEROY Worsh rp 10 30 o m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD 7 30 Su ndoy Mo!>s 8 a nd 10 o m Ch urch S<hool 9 30 om UMY F Rev Bobby Porter poslor Sun Conl ess 1on Saturday 7 7 30 p m 6 30p m do v s<hool 9 30 am worsh •p POMEROY WESTS IDE CH URCH ENTERPRI SE Wors h1 p 9 a m servrce 1 \ o m e11enrng servrce OF CHRIST 700 W Mom St Jerry Church Sc hool lOam 7 30 vou th ~er-.tco We dnesday Pool mumter phone 992 7666 ROCK SPRINGS Wors hr p 10 7 30p m Conser volrve non rn strumental Q m Chu rch Sthoo l 9 I 5o m lANGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHUR Su nday worshi p 10 am Btble UMYF 6 30p m CH Ted Jones postor Su nday study 11 om warsh rp 6 p tn FLATWOODS Worsh rp I I o m schoo l 9 30 o rn 1 Roy S1gman Wqdnesdoy Btble study 7 p m Church Sc hool lOam supt mornrng wor sh1p 10 30 OlD DE XTER BIBLE CHRISHAN MIDDL EPORT CLUSTE R Sunda y even mg servrc:e 7 30 CH URCH Re v Rolph Sm 1rh Rev Robert Bumgarner mrd week se rvt ce Wednesday pasto r Sunday school 9 30 om H EAT H ~ Rober t Bumgarner 7 30p m M•s Worley Frarcrs supe rrnlen PosTer Warsh1p 10 30 o m SYRACUS E CHURCH OF lHE den t Prea<htng se rv1ces l1rst 8. Church School 9 30 am UMY F 6 NAZARENE Rev Do le Boss 1h11d Su nday s lollaw rng Sunday p m pos ter Bob Moore Sundoy School RUTLAND Wrlbur Hrll Pastor School sup! Sunday schoo l GRAHAM UNITE D MET HODIST Worsh tp 10 30 o m Chu r<h S<hool cl a sses tor all ages 9 30 a m Proachr ng 9 30 am l• rst an d se 9 30om morn rng worshrp 10 45 o m cond Sundays of e a ch mon th SY RACUS E CLUSTER NYPS b 30 p m e-.angel rstrc ser lhrrd and lourth Sundays eo<h Rev R <herd E Jorvts v1ce 7 30 p m Pra ye r and mon th wors h1p servrce a t 7 30 ASBURY Wors hrp 10 40 a m fasrrng Tv csdoy 10 o m p rn We dnesday evenrngs or Church Sc hool 9 30 o m UMW M• dwee k pray e r se r 11 ce 7 30 Prayer and B b,l e Study lrr ~ t Tu esday Brble Stvdv Th urs Wednesdov 7 30 p m men s SEVENTH DAY AD VENTI ST 7 30 p m pray e r meetmg SoJu rdoy 7 p rn Mul be rry He rghts Rood Pomero y FOREST R'UN Wor sh rp 9 o m m ss on ory mee ting secon d PasTo r Gerard Seton Sobboth Ch ur ch S<hool1 0 o m Wednesday 7 30 p m Schoo l Sup errn tenden t Claro MINER SV ILL E Worsh p 10om UNITED FAITH NON Mcinty re Sabbath School Satur Ch urdl School 9 o m DENOM INA TIO NA L Rev Rober t da y afte rnoon ot 'l 00 wr th War SY RACUSE Chruch School q 30 Smrt h pastor Sunday Schoo l !> h1p Serv rce lollowrng at 3 15 o m Wmshl p se rvtce7 30 p m 9 30 o rn Clo ss leader Leo Hrll RUTLAND FIR ST BA PTI ST SO UTHERN CL UST ER worsh rp servrce 10 30om chu r CHURC H- Drewy Gore sup! Rev Ttmo thy Smtih ch730pm Sunday S< hoo l 9 30 o m morn Clus ter Leade r EDEN UN!TEO BR ETHREN IN •n g worsh1 p 10 45 a m Rev Sreven Wrlson CHRI ST Elden R Bloke po ster THE HILAND CHAPEL George Assoetole Su nday School \0 a m Howard Ca~ l o pas tor Sunda y School BETHANY (Dorc as) Wo rshrp McCoy su pt Mornrng sermon 9 30 o m even ng wors h1p 7 JO 9 30 o m Church Schoo l 10 30 11 o rn Sunday nrghl serv1ces Thur sday evenmg prayer serv ce 0111 Chrtstton Endeavor 7 30 p m 7 JOp m CARMEL C ~ru c h School 9 30 So ng serv1ce 8 p rJl Preo c: hrng POMEROY FIRSl BAPTIS f Rev a rn Worsh p \0 30 o rn 2nd ond 8 30 p m Mrdweek Pr ayer Rol ph Zunde l pastor W ll•om 4th Sunday s mee lrng Wednesday 7 p m Roy Wat so n Sunday sc hool supt APPL 6. GROVE Sunday School Adam s loy leader S u n de~ sc hool 9 30 a m BYF 6 9 30 a m Worshrp 7 30 p m 1sf CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST p m Brb le stu dy Wed nesd ay 7 and 3rd Sundays Prayer meell nq locate d ot Ru tl and on New l1 mo p m chof r proclrce Wedne sday Wednesd ay 7 30 p rn Fe ll ov. shr p Rood nexr to Fores t Aue Pork 830prn ~up per fr rs l SaTurday 6 p m UMW Rev Roy Rouse poster Robert FIR ST SOUTHERN BAt'TIST 282 2nd l uesdoy 7 30 p m Musse r Sunday S<hool su p! Su n Mul berry Ave Ponreroy Poul J EASl LET ART Chruch Sc hool day school 10 30 a m worshrp Whrle Pas lor Goty Bas ham Sun \ st 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 30 am 7 30 p m Brbl e S tu d y day sc hool supt Sunday sc hool Foutth Sun day 10 30 am Wor Wednesday 7 30 p m Saturday 9 30 o m morm ng wors hrp s~r p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th n1ghl proyer servrce 7 30 p m 10 30 evenr ng wors hr p b 30 p m Sunday 9 30 a m Prayer meetrng HEMLOC K GROVE CHR ISTIAN Mrdwee._ prayer se rvrce 7 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW 1sl Roge r Wat son pastor Jessre pm Tuesday 7 30 p m Wh rle Su nday schoo l sup! Morn MIDWAY C0/11\MUN ITY CE NTER WESLEYAN (Ro cme) Sunday mg worshrp 9 30 o m Sun Dex ter Rd langsville Oh•o Rev S<hool 10 o m Worsh rp 11 a m doysc:hoo l 10 30 a m evenrng Clyde Fer-rell Pastor Su nday Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m se rvt<e 7 30 We dnesday 81ble School •11 om So rur doy Brble Stu dy Thursday 7 p m Chorr St udy 7 30 P m preachrng serv rces 7 30 p m Praclrce Th ur sday 8 p m Ml UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Wednesday even mg Bt blo study ~ ET ARl FALLS Church Sc hool Brown supply JXls lor Sunday ot730p m hr 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 15 o m s< hoo19 45 om Sunday evenrng FA ITH TASERNACL E CHURCH 4th Sunday 9 15 o m Wor sh p worshrp 7 30 p m Batley Ru-n Road Rev Emmett l ~ t 2nd 3rd Sundoys ~ \5 am TUPPERS PlAINS CHR ISTIAN Row so n pasTor Hendley Dunn 4Th Sunday 7 30 p m CHURCH Eugene Un derwood sup! Su11day sc hool \0 a m Sun MORN ING STAR W01sh p 9 30 postor Howord Coldwell Jr day evening servtce 7 30 Brble om Church School 10 30 a m Sunday School Supt Su nday leochm g 1 7 30 p m Thu rsday M1d Week Ser v~e e Wednesda y 8 S< koo l 9 30 am Mornrng Ser DVESVILL E COMMUNITY CHUR pm man 10 30 o m Su ldoy even CH Roger C Turner pastor MORSE CHAPEL W01 shp II mg serv•ce 7 p m Sunday sc ho ol 9 30 o m Sunday o m Chur ch S< hool9 30 o m LElART FA LLS UNITED mom ng worshtp 10 30 Sunday POR HAND Worshr p 7 30 p m BRETHREN Rev Freeland Norrrs even rng servrce 7 30 Ch ur ch Schoo l9 30 o m pas lor F lo~d Norrrs su p! Sunday THE SALVAT ION ARMY 115 SUTT ON Church School 9 30 s<hoo l 9 30 o m mornrng ~er Butt ernu t Ave Pomeroy En11ay a m Worsh1p 1sr and 3rd Sundays mon 10 30o m Proyer se rv1ce and Mrs Roy W.nlng officers .n 1030om Wednesday 7 30 p m charge Sun day halmess meetrng NORTHEAST CL USTER CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO 10 o m Sunday schoo l 10 30 Rev RIChbrd Thoma s PHECV 0 J Whor e Rood oil 160 o m l e ade r YPSM El orse Ad am~ Pas lor Rev George Groyle pastor 7 30 p m sal vo hon meettng Duane Sydenstrrcker Sunday S<hool 10 o m Arthur Ladre! Home l e ague 12 noon to 2 John Douglas Henson Supt Morning Worsh1p p m Thu rsday prayer meo hng Assoc1otes 11 o m Young People s se rv1ce e nd Btbl e study Thursday 7 30 JOPPA Worshrp \0 am Chur 7 p m E..enmg servrce 7 30 pm ch School 9 o m Proyer Meetr ng p m Wednesday Mrd Week MtDOlEPORT Wednesday 8 p m Prayer Serv ice 7 30 p m Youth MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co rner LONG BOTTOM Su nday sc llool mee hng 6 30 p m E-.e nm g war Fourth and Morn Mrddleporl ot 9 30 a m Wors h1p servr cvs at sh•p 7 JOp m Rov Henry Key Jr pos lor Sun 7 30 p m Brble study and Youth CHESTER CHURCH OF THE day Schoo l 9 30 a m Mrs Ervm meet rng at 8 p m on NAZARENE Rev Herbe rt Grale Baumgardner supt Marnmg Wednesdays pa stor Worshtp se rvr<e 11 o m worship 10 4So m NORTH BETHEL Worshrp II and 7 30 p m Sund ay Sunday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF o m Church School I 0 o m School 9 30 o m R1chord Barron CHRIST tN CHRISTIAN UNION ALFRED Sund ay Schoo l 9 30 s up! Pray er meel t ng Lawrence Monlev pa stor Mrs o m Worshrp 10 45 om Prayer Ru sse ll Young Sunday Sc hool meetrng Wednesday 7 45 p m 30 OF Sup! Sundoy Schoo l 9 30 a m UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m CHRI ST Jock Perry rnr nr sler Sun E-.enrng wo r ~ htp 7 30 REEDSVIlLE Sundoy Schoo19 30 dey Schoo l q 30 o m mo rn rn g Wednesday prayer rneeflng 7 30 o m Worsh 1p 7 30 p m Prayer c:t'l ur ch 10 30om Sunday even pm Meetlng 7 30 p m Tuesday tng SerV ICe 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHUR CH OF GOD V s tatlon7 30p m lsllhursdoy Wednesday serv1ce 8 p m Racme Reule 2 t~e Rev Jomes SILVER RIDGE Worshtp 10 a m lAUREl CLIFF FREE METHODIST M Mun cy pos lor Sunday st:hool Churc h School9 o m GHURCH ~ev Floyd F Shook 9 45 a m mornmg wors htp II TUPPERS PLA INS Worsh1p 9 po ster Ll oyd Wr rgh) Sundqy. om evenrng wor shrp 7 30 om ChurchS<hooi!Oom Schoo l Supt Mu1 rung Worship Praye r meetrng Tue sday 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Y30 om Sunday Schoo l 10 20 p m Young people s meetmg George Frede ri ck supt Sorv•ce o m Wt~ dnesd o y Prayer a nd Br 7 30 p m T~ur sdo'{ wee kly 9 30 om on Sunday bl p Stu dy 7 30 p m Sunday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Preochmg hrst end tht rd Sundays evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m Ch01r Corner S1xth and Pol mer the Rev of mont h by Cltfford Sm tih 9 30 Procltce Thursday 7 p m Peter G rondol posror O<Jnny am OEXlER CHURCH OF CHRIST Thompson superrnt ende nt Sun HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Chorle5 Russe ll Sr mmrster day School WMPO Rod to pro Dorrell Dod dnll poslor Sunday Rt<k Mo<omber supt Sunday grof1'1 7 45 a m Sunday Schoo l Sc hool f1 30 a rn leonard schoo l 9 30 a m wors~tp ser 9 15 o m Mormng Worsh rp Grl more ftrst elder evenrng ser vrce \0 30 om B1ble Study 10 IS am Youth OCI!vtfles and v1ce 7 30 p m We dnesday Tuesday 7 30 p m fe llowship lor 1umor end senror prayer meeting 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF htgh students 6 p m Sundo,y MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m Mid Rocme Rout e 2 The Rev Charles SAINTS Portland Racine Rood week proye r servtces Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 Wrllrom Roush pa stor Don ny Wedn esdov 7 30 p m o m mornmg worship II o m Evans Sundot School D.rec tor CH URCH OF CHRIST Mid Even rng services Tuesday end ~u nday Schoo 9 30 o m Morn dleporl 51h and Mom George Fndoy 7 30p m mg wors h•p \0 30 o m Sunday Glaze mr nrster Mtke Gerla ch BtARWALlOW RIDGE CHURCH even 1ng sorvlce 7 p m super intendent Terry Yankey 0~ CHRIST Doug Seomun Wednesday evening proyer ser youth mtmste r Brble schooJ 9 30 mirm rer Bible study 9 30 o m vrces 7 30p m am morr')mg wors t·11p 10 30 mor P"1Q worsh1p \0 30 om BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ead a m evenmg wors h1p 7 30 evet 19 worsktp 7 30 p m Shu ler pastor Worshtp service praye r s en~ rce 7 p m Wednesday Brble study 7 30 p m q 30 o m Sundoy schoo l 10 30 Wednesday KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST a m Bible Study and prayer ser MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE George Freder r<k svpt Sunday vrce Thursday 7 30 p m NAZAftENE Rev Don Cole morntng se rvtce 9 30 a m w1th CAR LETON CHURCH Kingsbury pastor Mr s Mary lot hey Sunday praoc:h lng on frrst and thrrd Sun Rood Gory K1ng pastor Sunday school sup! Sundoy ;c hool 9 30 doy of month by George Prckens school 9 30 a m evening wor om mornrng wars t·u p \0 30 SHVERSVI LL E COMMUNITY shtp 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng W~~n;~~6R~ ~~URCH Wednesday 7 30 P m LONG BO TTOM CHRI STIAN 8ruc:e Smtih poslor Wall ace Damewood Supt 8rbla Sc:hool 9 30 o rl'l Preochmg service, 10 .cS a m No evening se rvt<e HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST C~URCH Rev Herbe•t Arh ng pas lor Sunday Sc:hool 9 30 m ' Morn in g sen~tu 10 30 a m youth ~er v1c:e 6 ~S P m Evangel IStre servrce 7 30 P m Prayer meeting Thursday 7lO ° -5----The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frtday, Dec. 21, 1976 v1ce Thursday 7 30 p m CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH 26 N Second Mtddleport pastor Cur Irs. Stephen Church .Khool. 9 30 0 m prvoc:htng Mtrvtees 10 lO a m and 7 30 p m W.dnetdoy everttng Brble study 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUR CH INC _ Corner Fourtk ond lrncoln Sts Mtddl•port Rev 0 Dell Manley poslor Sony Hud son Sundoy School super~nt.n dent Sunday school 9 30 am evenmg warshlp, 1 30 p rn .. Mrs. Ervine serves as hoste~s RACINE - Mr1! Garnet Ervine wu hostess to the memben ol the Booster Sunday School Class Friday evenl!lll, Dec 17 at her home which was beautifully dec:Grated for the Christmas IM!aiOII. Thuong, "0 Come, All Ye Faithful," and prayer by Marjorie Grimm opened the meeting. Members brought p r;REEOOM GOSPEL MISS ION at h Bold Knob Rev E J Gn II 11 prayer and pra ise sen,lce Wednesday 7 30 p m. THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF sup! of c:kurch Rev L R POMEROY _ Corner Mom and Glue$,encomp pastor Roger Court Sis th 1rd floor over Wtlllred Sr Sunday School supt Ltgh tkouse Restaurant Henry , Sundoy School 9 30om pray er Cook pastor Sunday sckool 10 mee lrng Tuesday 1 30 P m m mornmg worshrp 11 om 1 you th meet.ng 6 p m Sunday 0 7 30 leoder tAdoVanMeter ond Grel e-.e ning se rvice Wednesday eventng servke to SutTle Sunday evenrng wor JO lnterdenomlnOttonol full shr p 7 p m through winter men 7 ths gospel RUTLAND CHURCt1 OF GOO WHITES CHAPEL Coolville RD s do Pastor Dennts Bole1 Sunday Rev Roy Deeter po.stor un Y School IO 0 m , worship service sc hool q 30 a m wor~hlp serviCe 11 30 o m and 7 30 p m Prayer 10 30om Brble study and prayer meellng Wednesday 7 30p m servrce Wednesday 7 30 P m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH RUTLAND 1ro RUflANO CHUR CH OF CHR IST OF JESUS CHRIST T mas t Carl Peak poster Bill Brown 1-iol mes pas tor Srble study Sunda y sc hool sup! Sunday Saturday 7 30 p m E~<~angeh1tic sc hoo l 9 30 am wors hr p ond p m prayer meehng Tuesday communiOn 10 30 0 m Evenrng 7 30 p m Brble Study, Thursday servce 730 p m Regulorboord mee trng Sa Tu rday 7 P m RUTLAND CO MMUNIT Y CHUR CH Sunday Sc hool 9 30 0 m 11 0 m wors hr p se rvrce We dn esday prayer meetrng 7 30 p rn youth serv rr: es Sunday 7 p m Sund ay nrght wors hrp 7 30 RUTLAND CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Rev ll oyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday s< hool 9 30 0 m worshrp serviCe 10 30 0 m Broadcast ltve over WMPO young 6 45 pvo pl e s serv rce evonge lrs h< servl<e 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng Wednesday 7 30 7 JO p m Mtsstono ry meetmg p m lr rst Wednes do,y o f month MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAP TIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Crotg pa s lor Sun da y school 9 4S 0 m worshrp servrce 11 am rrornrng un•or) 6 30 p m eve nrn~ war 7 Jo M w k shrp servKe P m 1 ee prayer serv •ce Wednesday 7 30 p ~ASON CHURCH OF CHRIST p 0 Bo~ 487 Mr\ le r St Mason W 1/o Sunday B•ble Study 10 0 rn Warsh p 11 0 m a nd 7 p rn Brble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal musrc F!RSf SO UTHERN BAP TIST Cor ner ol Second a nd And erson Mason Pa stor Wolle r Cla ud Sunday schoo l 9 45 a rn worshrp servrce 11 0 m ond 7 30 p rn Weekly Brbl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m MA SON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Ouddrng lone Mes on W Vo Che sle r l ennon ! Pas tor Sunday School9 45 a rn Ch1ldren s Chur r: h 6 45 p m Youn g Peop les Ser \liCe 6 45 p m Evongelr strc Ser • viCe 7 30 p m Wome n s Mt s sronory Cou nc1l 10 o rn lr rs t end thtrd Tu esday s Prove r Ofld 8 ble ~tudy Wedmtsdoy 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR lST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Th e Rev W•llrom Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 0 rn James Hughes supr e-.emng serv r<e 1 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Youth pra yer servrce each Tuesday FAIRVIE W BIBL E CHURCH Letart W Vo Rt \ Rev George Hosc hor pas tor Su nday S<hoo l 9 30 a m Praye r and B• ble stu dy 7 30 p m Co ttage, Praye r Serv rce Tuesday 10 om Wor ~ h p Ser 7~6;EROY Children give program By Mrs. Francis Morris RACINE - The Children's Chrllllmas Program at First Baptist Church Sunday, Dec 19, 7.30 p.m. was attended by a large cl'olj'd After a plano prelude by Mrs. Lillian Hayman, remarks by Ronald Salser, Sunday School Supertn· tendent, and opening prayer, WESLEYA~ 11 R d HOLINESS - Hamsonv1 e oo Dewey Krng pastor Edtson WeQver oss rstont Henry Eblin Jr Sunday sc hool supt Sunday sch ool 9 30 o m morntng war ~ htp 11 am Sunday evenmg serv(ce 7 30 prayer meeting Thu rsday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Nol Pentecostal Rev George Orle r pastor Worshtp servrce Sunday , 9 45 amh Su n day s< hool 11 o m wors lp ser vtce 7 30 p m Thursdoy prayer meermg 7 30 p m MT HERMON Unrted Brethren .. A nativity scene" was presented by the Km· dergarten Class, In charge of Mrs. Ullle Mae Hart followed by congregational slngmg of "Hark' the Herald An~els Smg" and recltat10ns by the Church Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshtp servrce 10 45 o m Pre och.ng serv ices e very Sunday olternolr ng wtlh C E Wednesd~y prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Rev James Leocl) pastor Dov1Cl Holter loy leader , JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 nule east of Rutland JUnct ion of Route Kindergarten class Cast of the nativity scene Included narrator, Barbara Gheen; Mary, Melanie Lyons, Joseph, Danny Gheen; shepherds, Scott Hill, Todd Wolfe, Shannon Williams , wise men, Todd Johnsoo, Mark Porter, ChriS Maynard; angels, Amy Wolfe, Robm Manuel, Jamie Cummins and Amy Wagner; • a duet by Missy Cummms and Tonja Salser and the h)'1111!, "Joy to the World" by the congregation was followed by a one-act play entitled "The Star and the Sixth" by the Jumor BYF m charge of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cunningham. Taking the parts were: Bnce Hart, 124 a nd Noble Summtt Rood (T 174) Sunday B•ble Lecture 9 30 o Watchtower study 10 30 o m Tuesday Brble study 7 and 8 l 5 p m Thursday tMeocrol rc s<hoo l 7 30 p m service meelmg 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St Mtddleporl Bobby Elk1ns pastor Sunday School 10 0 m , worshtp ser~~rce 11om evenrng servrce 7 30 P m Thurs!;l oy prayer meet rng an d Btble study 7 1 Pm RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPUSl Church - Lela nd Halev pastor Sunday schoo l 10 o m eventng se rvrce 7 30 p m Pro'(i!Fr meet mg Wednesday 7 30 p m ! CHURCH OF GOD of Prophec:y lo<o ted on the 0 J Wh fe Rood off h ghway 160 Sunday Sc:hool io a m Supermtendent Jbbr lovedoy Ftr st Wednesday mgt\t of monTh CPMA servtces second Wednesday WMB mee lmg lht rd throug h hfth youth service Georg e Croy le pas tor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Grant St Mrddleporl Rev BobJ1Y El krns Su nday school 10 am ""' morn ng worsh 1p 11 evlimng wors h1p 7 30 p m Thurscfay • everung Brb le study and prayer mee tmg 7 30-p m Afftlroted Wlfh S BC 'fJ Teresa Johnson, ' ~~td In 11165, six by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Coarse plpe I Tatter tobacco 2 Where Papa 5 Stitch 8 Long-eared rrwnmal . ;• Duvaller ruled men, most of them veterans of the Cmfetlerate Arn\y, organized a secret fraternal society In Pulaski, Tenn, laiown as the Ku Klux Klan. program They Included : " The Angels Broke Through," Marte Roy; Ura Morris and Dorothy Badgley, " To Joseph - An Overdue Chrtatmas Greetlm!" : " The 13 Exasperate lfr Venerate 15 Swruner (Fr. } (2 wds.) Astro- Grapt=l CANCER (June 21-July 221 Your frren ds wtll be flattered today If you take t me out to personally wr sh them greet1ngs ol the season EKtend your fe li citations to as many as poss1ble LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 There IS an add itional Chrrstmas surprtse In stare tor you It wtll do no good to try lo guess where rt's commg fr om• VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Your brggest Joy c ornes today fro m s harrng You 11 lrke what you get but love what you grve LIBRA (Sept 23·0cl 231 Your willingness to be of se rvtce wrll bring rewards you d1dn t antic pate or desrre You II be the one who truly proftts rn the long run SCORPIO jOel. 24-Nov. 221 There s no questton who s go1ng to be lhe most popular one at the party or get-together You have the knack ol saying and dotng JUSt the nght th•ngs SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc. 21) I hope you center all your act1vrtres a rou nd the family today This IS where you'll have the mem8st time and someth ing beneficial could develop CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan 191 Today could be even more memorable 1f you plan a few ]aunts amidst the fest tv1t1es Get out to VISi t pals AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 191 Your aspects rndtc:ate lhat you have a talent for acqursttton today Not only that thmgs may come from some totally unex· peeled sources PISCES jFob 20-Morch 201 People who th ink a lot of you and haven t had the opportunity to demonstrale 11 may let you know today You have more adm•rers than you ~ reaUze ·~~ ViJJ OrtrdOJ Doc. 25, 1978 Many good things wtll happen to you th1s comtng year They will be real fu n Most of them will be tion Yesterday's A01wer• 18 Brown 22 7 Undulate 10 Cheap 17 Undress 19 Taro root 20 Frank 21 Craving zz Nonna.'s 23 whiskey (2 wds.) II Worn away 12 Carpentry Casta Diva," e,g, 25 Buttons and Foley pieces 16 Cut off Ch.nstmas is the Ttme1 " 1 I :s Social Calendar FRIDAY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7 30 p m Frtday at Rock Spnngs Umted Methodist Church with songs and recttatlons by children; Santa will be present CHRISTMAS EVE candlehght service at Middleport Ftrst Baptist Church, 7 30 p m Friday With the message "Too Wonderful For Words" by the pastor, the Rev. Peter Grandall, smglng of carols and spec1al muSic select1ons CHRISTMAS EVE servtce, 9 p m , Grace Eptscopal Church, Pomeroy, carols and Holy cDmmumon CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7 30 p.m Friday at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church, public Invited SUNDAY REVIVAL at Mt Oltve Church, Long Bottom , Dec 26 through Jan 2 w1th watch service on Dec 31, 7 30 each evemng Public tnvlted MONDAY BETHEL 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters, semi-annual Installation of offiCers, Monday, 7 30p m at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Honored o,ueen elect 1s Paula Eichloger Pubhc lnvtted to attend TUESDAY RACII'jE AMERICAN LegiOn Auxiliary, 6 30 Tuesday mght al the halt. Members to take rook1es kiwi Certain numerals Paul Whiteman hit of 1927 28 "Colmpany"I ,· 5 (CLOSE OFFICE HO~IR AT NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT lover 29 Btbllcal verb el)tll!ng J;.. I.J 3% Danger 24 Levy PrlndPJe 311 Coarse file 31 Part rl " a truck 25 Tunneric Z7 Of the backbone FABRICS AND NOTIONS AT Common swift fl Roman DISCOUNT PRICES I rn HURRY I .,. decay DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ALL MODELS SINGER MACHINES U T M 1 T T F V0 A K MFR YV IN STOCK W 59 N. Second St. As A78-13 Blookwoll. Plus 81 74 F ET and Qld tire low ~ B L..I>GiY, ATLANTA, liflo;. 88 - 2 2 !13 ' 2 & ! , . Plus 11 84 FE T Plus 12 25 F ET '27~. Plus 82 39 FE T ·2~1410!14 '31! ~~ 'F••estone DELUXE CHAMPION• M (MODEL SHOWN! The Fabric Shop McCall's, Kwtek-'Sew. Stmphcity Patterns 115 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-1284 Approved Authomed Dealer htt ' Long mileage 1977 new-car tires! SALE STARTS MONDAY, DEC. 27 • ' 1.1 I "I. to. .... ~.. ... well M<>r:ltl UC ~X~ 210 000 Week ly Grt n CIIPtC 1• PI' s $1 75 F E T and old tire 4 wheo1 ycu bnng rn 1 semple ot rour "P Willi lor en o" the IPOI lre11 warer rh'l•lys1 1 11nd frn ntlm1111 no obl rgolron g• ll ~ u. .. . ,.~~• .~~~e;~~Sg~~·~e~ts tread for ·Low, wtde owii~U yn" *31~~. ·34~. 3 00 379P,5 $ Plus BAN RUST AqUI·AI~ h-. "'""" ~ ..l Fllrtu /"""-lton ~I •• · SUP-R-BELT F !lOll Wood,O<~ • WLGT - NVOH UOXXWT TRLYVIJE Yesterday's Cryptoqute· THE SHORTEST NIGHT OF '1'HE . YEAR IS CHRISTMAS EVE -FROM SUNDOWN TO SON 'IJP Plus 1280FET Whitewalls Add IJ 00 . ::10~~~~:~ ·::~~:.·: :·:~:~~~·::!: MISS THIS CHANCE! YKHVOAK Plu si275FET Plus 52 55 F E T ~ hml r.. ru odo" rd•mtn1 d!rr Colli it• •~d IM iudool ~ ~~ r.~..$1~•50 • S2 27 F ET Plus 12 43 FE T 1 '38QP.14. hold ftrm long wear and Plua 12 60 FE T ;:s;g:~ndhng 8111)00 $JI3&0 Pluo 12 65 FE T H78·14 Plus S2 83 FE T fo~~~~~::ua consuuctron g1ves H78·16 . , L78 · 16 excellent road hazard reso stance Plus S2 87F E T Plus 53 14F E T 1 Whllowalll AddU.OO All pr1ces plus tax and old lire ROY HOME & AU LANDMARK Brake Service- Front End Alignment 600 E. Main 51. 992-2094 w I L .................i ~.· * DON'T • ; •"63 -~4 nowrAJ r ~~ I V F Y T F Y S T·F Y - BURTON HIWJ 0 lt~& tunc "•'""' Svndkate, I· ~~~ 4-p/y polyester cord ·~u Y •.,.,, ,.,. 24 ho<o Cor "'le.,un Suo~ lm H...,d, fece !erh 2 lti Cil Noeo lan 0 Wo~e lo Wtlll KMUULFTE -t:, W ME I HOLIDAYS i· .O.ppr.e• "' •• DT I CHAMPION• 7?1ANX 1'P: 1 I IW WISH YOU. . . I. ~ HAPPY 2 II n. ~n • e•L"" 0 Shlll'fl lo• ~"' 1 M"{lo Upholoro lRYP'i'oquon:s ALQYE ~ DUDLEY'S a 22 "' hulu lun 0 Sui l11 0 ahftl ' I K H L E "Y AU OF US AT 'fa•estone 3 ~ b llo • ~•L~M 0 Soli Jo1 L~nd y 6 11 <U 11<>101l ~ n 0 S~l f"' lound' 2 ~~~ Poo 11t1n S~•mp11o0 '"~ 1 sna'l'P<>CI how to work -i t · GLFTEY I A BABY • THE LO>IG LIP· AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER OF FAMOUS letter s1mply stands for inother. In th1s sample A u used for the three b's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters &P<l$lrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code l<'tlers are different S ME FOR OUR C~EDDAR W~EN HE WAS CO-OP AXYDLBAAXR NVOH WATCH FOR OPFMING DATE v--............., . ANNIVERSARY TIRE DEALS ~R INGER sell addressed stamped envelope to Astra-Graph P 0 Bo• 489 Radio Ctty StatiOn New Yorl(, NY 10019 Be sure to ask ~ii:ii:,.;;:;:zc:Il!l:.:::::::::::::.E lor Capricorn Volume 1 } ' Is LONGFELLOW SMN AND GRAMPAS C\.IIN· • • WITH THE PURCHASE Of ANV MANY One --- ~E.'S LAN-D-SOFT morn gaged Fruit MEIGS THEATME CLOSED FOR VACATION ATrEND WEDDING PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs Edward Foreman ; Bobby and Naomi, Mrt1 Anna McHaffie, attended the wedding of the Forema111!1 daughter, Sylvia Ann, to Terry Lee Roynolds, Dec. 17 at 8 p m al the Nazarene Church at Darbydale, and also attended the reception at the home of the bride In Col unibus 15 38 Lwlatl.c 43 ALL R I (;~T GOT ELMO 6 NOGE, NJNT BINM EYES Bonanza Soap Pack Bee lnrhcti ~L6UM • ~ E'S ~ F006TER 8 44·~ ~ rtver ht~.lf Before plnmng U1e clothes on the m e tal lmes, I pm these stnps over the hues with s pr· mg type clothespms I pm my sheets up by the top and bot· tom he ms When ready to han~ som ething, re move the pm first and then r e pln as you hang the c lothes Thts way one n ever gets a rust or soot spot from the line and you save the price of buym~ new lines ami hav1ng the m put up -MRS C WK DEAR POLLY - My hu.<band und f mstalled the cowtter tops m uu1 home and found that nml pohsh r emover on a cloth rubbed awa y any glue thai had been spilled (Te>t fm effect on your material ) 'fhts also worked for us on any kind of tape marks or places whe r e price slickers had been MRS E.K DEAR POLLY- When sen ding cards to anyone 1n the OF~E F~MILY .. V I.P seven and a ~EY MAKE T~E. KID 60UND LIKE ~ J!GGA.W • • U English com es m a long plastic bag In the bad weather, so I save these and srup the seam at Ute side and eas1iy tear a long s trip about f ive and a half by a 3 DAYS ONLY UncouUt 37 Lambkin's ""' Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY' - Durmg the ' hot s wruner a candle melted a nd s tamed my antique vamty How can I re move thiS' · THERESE. DEAR THERESE - Use an tee c ube to harden what was IS left, but be s ure to w1pe up any water drtps unmedlately Crwnbte off as much wax as you can wtth a fm~erua1l and then gently scrape With a dull knife Rub briSkly With cloth saturated and dry w1th that conunerc1at hqwd lurmture wax that requ1res buff. mg and d1 y w1th a dean cloth Repeat unlit marks disappear - POLLY DEAR POLLY- My hands used to be so rou~h alter I had washed a lot of dtshes, but now after domg such work I use a ltttle vmegar on my hands They stay s ofter, smce the ac ul m the vmegar ne utrali zes the alkah m the detergent II your dotheslme breaks a nd you ha ve a b1g wash to liang up, use a lung dug cham w1th chps on both ends us a temporary substttute. Wetght watchers m•y appreciate the foll owing when you roast a c hicken, mstead of using 01! or another shortemng, s pnnkle 11 w1U1 ta1 ragon and·ur wme vmega1 wtd herbs Tlus g1ves 11 an unusually deltc10us flavor. ·MRS CJ F DEAR POLLY - Metal dotheshnes are ha1·d to clean especially m th e wmtertune I also have one such hne With a lew rust spots that I 11as afraid to u:;e, Our newspaper Dear Glad : May your Chrfstmas be as fine as you have made 1t for others! - H. 34 beatlnc u s 33 Cognli'Wil f all At 50 once more babtes play round my knee Agam we know children, my loved one and me Dark days are upon me, my husband Is dead. I took at the future, I shudder with dread For my young are all rearing young of their own, and I think of the years and the loves that I've koown I'm an old woman now and nature IS cruel. 'Tis her jest to make old age look like a fool. The body Is crumbled, grace and vigor depart, there Is only a stone where I once had a heBrl. But IIISide Utls old carcass a young l!lrl still dwells, and now and agam my battered heart swells. I remember the joys, I remember Ute pain, and I'm lovtng and llving life over again I Utmk of the years all too few - gone too fast, and accept the stark fact that nothmg can last So open yor:r eyes nurse , open and see, not a crabblty old woman - look closer - see ME I Hope you'U pnnt this, Helen, even if you can't g1ve the name of Ute auUtor -GLAD I'M NOT THERE YET p My daughter and I do volunteer work at a local nursmg home. Though tomorrow 1sn ' t "our day" we'll stop by to VISit, and two of the ambulatory resJdenf.'l are haVIng d1nner WIUt our family. I Polly Cramer Graph Leiter fo r you For your copy send 50 cents and IJ lang apld 39 mourn. I' By unplanned and occur on the spur of the moment 21 Crash into Z7 Pinlail duck 30 Electrical unit 31 Wlth 35 No Cbrlllmu Eve Qleen For Her Dear Helen . Each year you do a " Nothing but the good" colwnn lor Christmas. But for the day before Christmas, here 's something to make people think. And maybe a few will take tlme out to V1SIIold peoples' homes oo their day of good cheer tomorrow. The following poem, I'm told, was found m a geriatric ward, and was s1gned merely "A Crabbily Old Woman" Whatdoyousee,nlU'ses, what do you see' Is Utls what you think, when you're looking at me• A crabbity old woman, not very WISe, uncertain of habit, wlth far-away eyes. Who dribbles her food and makes no reply when you say in aloud voice, " I do wish you'd try!" Who seems not to notice the things that you do. And forever IS loalng a stocking or shoe. Who unres!Jting or not, lets you do as you wtll with bathing and feeding, the long day to flU . Is that what you're thinking, Is Utat what you see' Then open your eyes, nurse, you're not looking at me' I'D tell you who lamas I set here so lltill, as I rlae at your blcklmg, as f eat at your will. I'm a small child of ten with a father and mother, brothers and sister, who lbve one another. A young girl of 16 with wings on her feel, dreaming that soon now a lover she'll meet Abride Uteq at 20 - 11\Y heart gives a leap, remembering the vows that f promised to keep At :IS nQW I have young of mY own who need me to build a secure happy home A woman of 30, my young growmg fast, bound to eBch other with ties Utat should last. I'm 40, my young sons have grown and are gone, but my man's bestde me to see I don't Melted candle mars an antique vanity (Are you a Capricorn? Bermce Osol has written a spectal Astra- 5 Wrtter dozen minus two " Garnet Ervme; ' 'The Saviour of the World," Helen Simpson, "The Gift ," Velma Taylor, " Our Children's Christmas Prayer," Gretta Simpson The group sang "Hark 1 the Bomrco Bodo Oaol Herald Angels Sing". For Solurdoy, Doc. 25, 187& A business sess1on was ARIES (Morch 21-Aptll191 You conducted by Gietta Simpbehaye jtke a true champiOn to- son '.'Silent Night I Holy day You want 10 do things with Night'" was sung and prayer no ulter•or mottve other than to by Marte Roy olosed the make others happy and lighten meelmg !herr burdens During the fellowship hour, TAURUS jAp<II20·Miy 201 Atier games were played and gifts your fa m1 ly a must for you IQ.day IS lo spend time with your c lose from under the hghted fne nds E•ther drop m on them Christmas tree were ex· or tnvlte them to your home changed. The hostess, Mrs. GEMINI lMoy 21-Juno 201 Ervine served refreshments You re he ld In unusually h1gh esteem by your peers today par· t1cularly among people you work w1th You cou ld wnte your own ~.~~:::*-~:!-.~·/, .: es•• :cue ~ t1cket m th1s area 4 Exclama- 6 Baker's 18 Survived Miracle of Christmas," Helen Slack, " A Uttle Ch1ld Shall Lead You" Vera Bee~~te· " A Christmas' Meditation, Marjone Grimm; "The Way to God," Clara Powell, 11 3 French city 9 Red wine u Demse Manuel, Tracy Riffle, Becky Johnson, Beth Hart, Demse Riffle, Ertc Cunmngham, Sean Riffle, Greg Nease Carolers were Kelly Shastlne, Jeff Delong , Albert Holman and cast Curtams, Troy Manuel Remarks were made by Rev . Don Walker, pastor, and clostng prayer readings for a Polly's Pointers hosp1t.l, I put the receiver'• and home •ddreso In \he upper left hand comer of dte envelope mstead of my own . U the patient iwl been dismissed before the ard Is delivered, the hospital drops II tn the mall box. It Is returned to the sender, but In this case 1t goes to the person It Is mtended for. - JANE H . DEAR POLLY- f keep my plano keys white by rubbing With a cloth moistened with rnilk 1 do the same With gill fra med p~t1ures and m i rrors - MRS. H .J .O . Polly wllt send you one of h er " p eachy " thank-you ca rds , Ideal for framing or pluc mg 111 your family scraP' book, II she uses your luvorll e Pomler, Peeve or Proble m In her colwrut Wrtte Polly's Pomters In care of tlus newspuper name Pomeroy,O. �6:-The Ually Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday Dec. 24 1976 DICK TRACY ' ' 7-TIIIDIIIJ-nel. Midfll-.t-Ptmeroy,O,, Friday, Dec:. U, It'll CHRISTMAS 0/W IS MUCH FOOT P .M . 5 Pu~lltatlolt . Day lhfore cancti..Uona , corrK- tlons ecctoted flrlf day of dttmta ob - ltctlonal . The publisher will not bt respontlblt for mort than one Incorrect lnurtlon. '. RATI!S 5 cents per word one CAPTAIN EASY _ Minimum Charge $1 .00. OKAYt PIJ OW· · UPSTA IRS ' !<IDS! .YO U'l l FI ND OUT · HEC K , I THOUGHT TO'-\ORROW WHAT 5AN TA'? BROUG HT WE DIDI,I"T WA5TE A~ Y TIM E. DID WH 6LA"l:ES. EASY WA!l COI,\I N' OVER TONI GHT! 14 ctnts per word three consecutlv• lnstrtlons . · 26 cents pet wotd six T~AT's J U!iT IT!,. IF VOU WANT THE TRUTH. SHIVAu~­ I WAS PRtPARe() TO . DlioL.I"''' YOU: cMatcuii.Yt Insertions . 25 Per Ctnt Discount on paid ads· and ads pa id Within 10 daya. CARD OF THANKS & Olt"I'UARY ~ m $2.00 for 50 word. Eatfi addition of word "j cents. ILtNO ADS :ZSc Charge per Advertisement . OfPICE HOURS 1:30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m. Dally, 1:'!0 a .m. lo 12,00 Noon Saturday . Phone tOday 992-2156 . · NOTICES ATTN.:It ALL HOUSI!WIVES . All Yerd Salts, Rummage, Porch and Bntm'ent Porch and Blttmtnf Sales, etc , must bt peld In advance . Gtt -yours In eerly by stopping by our office ,ar The Deily Sentinel, 111 Court St . ot writing Box 729. Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 With yOur rem l ttan~e . REWARD FOR return ol large 12 year old male Beagle lost Dec. 9 In Dexter areo. Wart an eye lid and middle of forehead . No questions asked . Phone 742-2883. ThAT RUNNER ·· GRfAT JUPilf R! 'HAS GOIN ' TO l El EG RAPtt TH ' MEAN TO 5 1\'f I'VE BEEH OUT C'OtD·FOR W~ L"'RE~,n~ ·, _w ~CTOR'f • OL WE ~ WEEKS? ME:tHt ONEO A Nt'IME··· ), LEMfw\E SEE NOW·· •-="" LOST IN Pomer~y,· area. 10 year old white Scottie dog answe" ~' to "Froslie". Coli 992-23A9 1o. before 3 p.m. o or 992-2650 ., after3p.m. , A~ar~ ,¥ ··-·: LOST • female foxhound, initials ., D.W .T. imorv · Gordon , ... Cheshire, Ohio. If found , coli P. · D.lrool<ino (614) 4~-2B26 . c GOT TO 6E SURE AIH'T GOT l iME ·· I .GOT IT~ S LA'N ~ ·-OUVE'R SEEM ED TO GEi GREAT ?TORE BY !liM ·GEl ME SOI"!FrliiN' THIS TIM!;. THERE'S NO Sli P-· WHO'S Tli ' TELEGRAPH ¥ OPEIU\l OR AT TO WRI1E ON- 1 H' PA95 ~ ~ $5.00 REWARD for the return of 1 the red, whilv and blue billfotd lost from Swisher &Lohse PharmacY on Dec . .of. Need medicare card badly. Please drop off at the Doily Sentinel oflice, if found. Iva Cremeans . 1.11-ABNER -BUT/VCNE 0' I MUSTN'T ADMIT h'£ARD ANYTh'IN~ WHAT A SWECf l.I'L CHAP. AND.:..OH- Will do odd . roofing , pointing, gutter work . Phone 992- ' WHAT A - SO!I'MIZZUI3L!O T!-IE"OTIIG<S CR THEYLL lH!t\K ADMITTED IT 1711 A NUT.'- ' - 60 //U KEEPIN/ QLJ/ET."- 7IUI. EXPERIENGD BABYSITTERS tak - ing reservations for all night and hourly sitting for New . Year's Eve. For information, co11~: 7~2 : ' WILL 00 babysitting in . ·'· ~hone 992-274B. mv home . IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT And_gri.ve thqt deoth 's fore~er sltlled , Your understanding h~rt . 1 Sodty rTliss.d by Rollin , Franc•• and Helene. THE- fAMILY of Max Man~l. Jr. wish to eKtend our sine.,. thanks to the ministers, chur· ches , Masoni Bodlts of Rocln• and Pomeroy, C.B.er's, _ a Shift of Sporn Plant, Trt-State. ,_ Squads o~ Racine , Pomeroy, Moson1 Mtddleport. divers and to all our lriends and relatives for food, cords of sympathy, and prayers in our time of sodneu; Also any one else who helped In the search, Mrs . Max Mo~uel Jr . ond children , Grandoughtars, brothP.n and sisters. N0.21,!95 . NOTICE IN THE MATTIR OF THE ESTATE OF MAX MANUEL, JR. A PRESUMED DECEDENT. IY GLORIA JEAN MANUEL . ET AL, vs. WE WISH to e~epreu our sincere and h•artfelt gratitude to our relati11es , friends, and neighbors far their floral offer-· ings, food, cords , spiritual bouguets and sympothv during •"GASOLINE ALI,EY · Nina wants all the famil4 toqether for Christmas! How mal'll.l 1;110re, Hope? WIN AT BRIDGE 1tj"ji)N'tj"j}1f ~THATsCRAMIILEDWORDGAIIE :'~~Ju~· Bad break turns to blessing 24 NO~TH • A 10 7 3 • Q7 •KQto54 "'Q 5 WEST EAST U2 •KQ9 6 5 ¥K 53 2 ¥ •J 9 73 +86 "'K8 2 "'J9764 3 SOUTit (Di AJ..WN6 A -Y.J.I()JS O'LASI()J IS Flr.>T FIF!~PI.N£ FIRE' OF TH ~ we •H ¥AJ109864 • A2 $!:.ASON ! "'A 10 Both vulnerable \\'est North Eas1 Soulh I ¥ Pass 2 • Pass 3¥ Pm 3"' Dbl. 4¥ Pass 5 ¥ Pass 6¥ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - 8 • .. :'----------~·:':'':'"~··~·;··~·~·~~·~·,~·~··~~------------_) By Oswald & Jame• Jacoby • • Sometimes a ' r eally bad" break can turn out to be a blessing. South rose with dummy 's ace of spades ; studied the possibilities of the hand and decided his best chance for suect'SS was a trump (inesse. He vl ayed dummy ' ~ queen of trumps and East showed oqt. Sho•old he settle for· down one"! He really went into executive session for a while and finally saw that with a lot of luck he might still make his slam . He would risk a two or three lrir k set in the process. -- FL'(IN' TH ' JUMBO JET ALL RIGHT !! WH ICH ONE OF YOU YOUNG ·UNS IS TH' AIR,PLM~E PILOT-- ,, ± X but South felt that a slim · cne-looochoqUitl,tolorm chance was better than none. lourordlnlrywordo. . He rose with his ace of hearts, cashed his ace of •._:;LJ;::A:..:~V;.IT~~""',_.., diamonds, led his other V '<j diamonds, thought once more . I\. ...4 and finally played dummy's •""""'"~'*- ,....,._ 10 When it held he discarded his losing spade on the king of V" ) diamonds and his losing club . ~ on the queen. Then it was a simple matter lo go back to lrumps ; knockout West's king ~ENDECT ~ and make the slam . · . · . Why did South firiesse that 'l 1 1 ) 1 WHA-.,EVERYONE 'WHO ten of diamonds? Because he ) ·. . !!IOAII:P.S "THE 'TRAIN could only make the contract ,...,..,-,:~==,.., 5HOU L.D !-lAVE, if West had to follow lo four diamond leads. If West did . . , hold four or five diamonds the ~ New IITingo lhe to odds were that he would hold I\. .A form tho IU(Piile anowor, ao ouvthe jack and South went with . ~ bylheabo~~~oon. 1 I I I TUINH I IMOOSEAI ·-:A( I I I I · . A reader wanll y_,; . 1.,._, HAVEN to know the correct opening ay bid with : 1 The correct opening] bid Is Tbe Alalaalc one Club . You should never open notrump with a slnglelon Ulllled Preoalllterutloul and -it is best lo Opj!n one club, Today Ia Friday, Dec. :If, rather than a heart or a spade the 3ll8th day of 18'18 with with"this type hand . aeven to follow, It'1 a copy or JACOBY Chrlalmas Eve. MODERN. send $1 ro: · -w;n The moon Ia ben.- Its a t ·Bridge .·· c / o this -phuundllnltquarter. newspaper. P. 0. Box 489. . The morning atara are Radio City Sia lion. New, York, Mllra and &!tum. N Y 10019! The el'«<lnlllll'l are Mer· II I I I rxn I " " - to.Nnow) KITYY sMUS BAUBLE - . CNd bUIItnt. How ID lind out-" LISTEN" •AJxx¥AJu tA•"Qux . !For 2270. . .. . ., PERSON'si;IODY Shop, 26 Roil rood St., Middleport would like to remind customers that Dec:. 31 Is the lost day tO' toke ad· \IOnfoge of the point jobs· · all over lri I color. $100. 2 tone $125 without body Wqrk. Stop In or phone 985-~ 17 4 ·for op· po~n~?."'!~:- - ·- -- NOTICE , Pratt's Meat · Mkt . (Pleasanton Meat Processing, Inc:.) Custom slaughtering, and processing. Retail. wholesale. No oppoinment necessary . Coli (614) 593-86S5. hours . 9:00 till 6:00 7 Pomewy Rood . Athens , Oh . THERE will be no gun. shoot Dec. 25th or Jon. 3 ol the Racine Fire ¥ ~~P.!:.!~.~!~~~~ ~~~!'..:...' SHOOTING MATCH . Sundav, DtK, 26 stortinf at noon, Rutland ~ltfJ_!_~.~- ~~L: ___ ~ ----··-· . .. ·'I . . · • ! cury, Venits and Jupiter . . 'lbolle bern on thla date are under the sign of Capricorn. American fronUermnan Kit Cal'ltlll boin Dee. :14, IQ. 1811. .' 1971 HONDA CL -450. !2.000 miles. ~issy bar, trash .bars , pUll back handle bars . new tire ond seals . Scrambler side pipes, $650. Call9,.9-2480. 843·2254 . COAL for sole. Open b dovs per wMk and evening1. For further information call (614) 367-7338 . APPLES , FITZPATRICK ORCHARD, STATE ROUTE 689 . PHONE WILKESVl~LE . (614) 669•3785. f«R~t' ;. ' i 3 AND 4 RM. furnished and un· furni1h~ opts. Phone m - 5434. "' . COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork', Rl . 33, ten miles north al Pomeroy. Lorge lots with 'Concrete patios . sidewalks, runners and off . st,..et parking ~ Phone992· 7A79. ONE BEDROOM Ap!o. o! VILLAGE -by-Side Reftigentor sm REFiNERY . 76101 . fULLER Brush Products for sol•. Phone992' 3410. · - -- .• CAMPER. · • -. . $600. • <. ·t Also, horse !roller, $450. Phone (614) 3290. ' sea atantenna. 873 South Second Aveor.. c.b. Call992-6133 Middleport, Ohio 45760. FIREWOOD Wilkesville . Phone (614) 669-3185. F-ENCE POSTS-." $1."00~- Aiso. firewood thrta -foutth pi<kup loods dolivOt..l. within 25 for 1ole . Phon• 742-2131 . HEAVY GAUGE I Beams and H Beams for sale. eight 9 K· lO in· en. Phone992-703.ol. · SEWING machin•s , Sif.gers In walnut consolelle-, SCHOOL $46. Phone 9'12-5146 . i974 YAMAHA IOOMX. perlect condition. Run1 strong, ready fot track or trail. $335. Phone miles . NEW AM-FM Stereo·rOdio , 8 track .tope combination . $129.95 or t•rms. Phon, 992-3965. HARD lf\JATI R PRURI EMS' . ,,.11.., !Lit ....... I W11W UC.XVI ton m Otil't Phone 985-4197 . ____.. _ . .····-·--· -·-USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT. !Bolol/3008 Skl~r: 360 Grapple Skidder: John IM!IIflllltt" CllndlliGII ,_. tJ79.9J . ...... Ul 1111 , _ ...... Forks: Bush 60 ln. Metallurgical Chipper. Contoct Oon Grov... or lyons Equipment Co., lnr:. Circleville, Ohio 43113. 'hone (614) 596-47_69. 2 GAITED han... one registered Arabian and on. Palomino, saddles and bridles. Call (61•) '-9B-3290. .·;,., li ...__ '_.., .- ~---~ 11 •-k W r. •......,, ,.,. ..--~-~~~=~·~"'~-~~~·~~--~· R~ Eil.teib-&ie 2a KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY 9B5-4155 Chesler, Ohio 10-17-lmo[Pd) (614) 3 bed rooms. l 1•1 ba ths, large li v· irl . TEA FORb VIrgil B. Sr ., Realtor 216 E. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ' Pllane 992-3325 4 ACRES PLUS - Nice 2 basement. On ly $46,000. QUIET - 2 bedrooms, bath. natural gas heat', city water. 2 porches and level lol. Asking $16.500 . Close to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Just completed, lovely A bedroom home . 2 modern baths, sewing room or den, utility . room, large recreation room , dining rOom. carpeted throughout. Split entrance or foyer . Garage, located RT. 124 WES"r - 4 brs., bath, nat. gas~ st. doors & windows. Front porch, 2 tar garage and garden . 112,800. NO NEIGHBORS - Sacres on gravel road, 2 bedrooms, full basement, ·- cistern for only SS,OOO. on double lot . Flnantlng P-ERFECT - available . Many want additional Income and live In town . 3 apartments. S20.000. other features.. (A dream home). · $4(),000.00. BRICK & FRAME - abou! 4 1!:;~ ve~rs old. l nice bedrooms, ceramic bath, MIDDLEPORT - Very nice home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining roOm, carpeting, natural gas heat, ulfllly room . Very nice neighborhood . $22 ,000.00. . A VERY MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US. HI•NK . KATHY . LEOf'IA & HENRt1Y:R~).::~;LANU E For those who NEE OS - A couple that want o garden and a 2 bedroom 1 home with 2 · baths. full basement, carport In . good locale·. Asking llB,OOO. RIVER FRONT LOT 77)(.119 with water , electricity, septic lank. and level . Only 53.000. ACRE FARM, rtor Btodbury School. See Walter Milltr ol328 Sixth Strftt, Point Pleo.ant, W.Va. 25550. ladlator ,.......-., Service -.... ~TRUSSES ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Southeastern·Ohio · Truss Rafter Co. Located in l,.angsville Box 28-A SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. R ulland , Oh io 45115 Ph . (614 ) 742 -2,4 09 We Deli ve r 11 214 m os. Ph.HZ~l74 EXC AVATING , do1or , bot khoo on d dllcher . Chorles R. Hol · li e ld . Ba ck Hoe So r vice , Rutl a nd , Ohio . Phono 742·200H. SEflT IC TANKS cleaned , Mode rn San ita tion . 992 -3954 or· 992· 2 ~ 2 8. WIL L do roofi ng. construction. pl umbing ond heotln g . No job too Iorge or too ~ mol l , Ph one 742·2346 . DOZER work ond woldlng . Con · tact Jom et Porsons, Rt. I , Racin e . on Corrnel ROo d . MOBILE Home Repai r, Eiec .. plumbi ng and heat ing, Phone 992-5858 . ElECTRONIC T.V. CLINIC, No w l ;V, shop, Ele:ctronlc T.V. ··nlc Servic e coli . S5.95.'Co lor , li8 W a ntenna sy stems stqreos. otc. 512 So uth Third, Middl e po rt. Phone 992·6306. Corry In a nd save mone y. HOWERY ANO MARliN Ex- ca vat ing . sep tic s ys tems , doter, backhoe, du mp tru e~ , li mes to ne , gravel. blackto p pavin g, Rt. 1"3 . Phone I !614 ) 698-7331 . EXCAVATIN G , 6ACKHO ES . DOZER . TRENCHER . LOWBOY . DUMP TRUCKS. lilll PULliNS, PHONE 992-2478. CAY OR NIGHT . · CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: Sewing Mochl nos cleoned, oi le d and adju s te d , $5 .98 , Sewing Center. Middleport , Ohio . a lot of privacy , 29 acres and a 3 bedroom 14x70 mobile home·. Tha'"'ki for 1 grill year, mey the new yeu be bttter.., CENTRAL REALTY CO. a· beclroom and aHached garage," toial electric home under construction on 112 acre lot. Owner wlllllnlsh In 30 days lew buyer or will sell "as Is". May lake lrade. located near Ch"'ter. 51 ACRES F.REE GAS- Modern 1•;, story house, 3 br., dfnlng room, fireplace, full basement, nlte porch eo and out bulldlngs. Large scenic lake wlfh green grass and pine tr- around it. Watch the large bass swim along In the cleer watet'. Pretty a• a picture. Priced _to sell $37,400.00 CDOlVI LLE- Nice mod. brick home containing three bedrooms, dlnlno room, living room with llrepla<e, lull baMmenl with garage, large front porch, nat. gas. furnace, clfy walet' and well water, a be!lutllul home. with approx . sv, acres of land, fruit trees and shade trees surrounding it. Plenty ol garden space, good, fllhlng a reo tlose by, llltated In Coolville, Ohio, Prlc..l at only W.OOO. Call now. CHESTER - Evet' droem of owning your own golfcoune? Hero's your chance lor you..- your friends Ia own a nice rolllng ,golf courM, ;!0'1:1 acrn. 9 grtens, nita ...-n ~ub llausa, ou!bulldlng Ylllh all apravfno and seeding equipment, needs soma-mowfno 10d a IIHft repair - k on golf courM. This could be purdlasad wl!ll the 113 acres listed above arl!l dtvoiapad Into a beautlfullB hole golf courM, call few eppt. CALL JIMMY bE EM 949-2388 Por-tland , 0 . Bu•iuc•• Serviooo BRADFORD . Au cllonee( , Comp le te Svrvlco. PhOr\ e 9<19-2-4 !J7 : or 949-2000, Roclrto . Ohio, Crill • Bradford. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Swa8pers, ioo!iler~ . ,.-Or\5 , oil ~ mel! appliances . Lownrnowor, next to Stol e Highway Gn roge on Route 7, Phono (61<1) 985· 3B25. REMODELING, Plumbin g, hooti ng and all types ot general repair , Work g uaranteed 20 years ex •, perience , Phone- 992-2409. Authorized Singer Sahn ond: Sor11ice. Wo sharpe n Se iners . : EXCAVATING , dot er , loa de r Ond backhoe work: dump trucks and Ia-boys ii'H hire : will hou! 1 1111 dirt , to soil , limes tone ond' grove L Coli Bob or Roger Jf3 1• doy .fers, 5232 . 991-7089,' - '.••• .. :. ' • INSTALLED Rtgular Jl4 .95 10.95 1 Sq. Yd,. """"'501' -.. "' 1 NYLON Claod dloltt colon. 12 or 15Ft. Gr"", told, r..l. ·blut, rust. Do fl yountll, wflh padding, $7.95 sq. yd. With peddlng lnslaflad $US square yard. . Clll 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL ORATE ~ CARPET CONSUL nN \ RUn.AND .. FURNITURE JACKSON . OHIO 45<>40. "OWNER WILL CARRY 60 P E" R C E N " T OVER A 100 YEAR PERIOD o! 7 742-2211 PERCENT . ' •• • ' HI-LO SHAG INCLUDES 19 MOBILE HOMES, 2 • ' SAVE ON CARPETING. UNITS, 41 MORE UNITS UNOER CARR Sl. or 730 E. MAIN ST . phone night phone 992-3525 or 9q7, : OWNER . JACKSON. OHIO. 45 APARTMENTS . I SEVtN ROOM FRAME HOME Atl RENTED Qf. FICE AND DOUBLEWIDE OWNERS RESIDENCE . . WASH HOUSE . SHOP . STORAGE SHEDS AND SUPPLY TRAILER . APPROXIMATELY 13 ACRES . FRONTING ON EA5T MAIN AND CARR ST . STATE RT . 93. 6 BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOWN . 2 BLOCKS FROM APPALACHIAN HIGHWAY ATOMIC PLANT (WHICH IS BEING DOUBLED IN SIZE) MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP· PRECIATEO. MUST SELL CUE TO POOR HEALTH AND OTHER REASONS . IF INTERESTED . CALL ' AREA CODE (614) ~8b · 2B32 FOR APPOINTMENT. OR SlOP BY OFFICE AT 455 ' SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser -' vice , all mokes .- 992-228 4. The~ Fab ri c Sho p , Po m eroy ,• Bu•ine•• Opp<>rtwtilie• .CON STRU CTION . 9 COM PLETED . WATER . SEWER IN FOR 11 MORE . MOBILE HOME PAR~ yet P!CKENS HOWE. GAS AND ELEC. Appli ance ser · I vi ce wo rk , Phon&992·5720 . barn , fences. water, and m inerals . SJO,OOO . · BEAUTIFUL FOREST - 843-2165 CARPENTER , ll oorlng , ceiling , pan e li ng . Phone 992-2J5q, MOBILE HOME PARK FOR SALE BV 'Near town ! 24 hour 0 (1 pendable Furnace Service . Oil or Gas Burne-rs SE PTI C Sv- li tv rns instoll od by llce nso d instollor. ShQpord Conlroctonl . Phone 741· 2409 . NATURES MASTERPIECE Waterfalls with good llshlng and hunting . Bank ~==~~~~~~==J:~fo:r:~o=u~·===:;:==; SPE.CIAL - '6.95 Squaro Yard lnotallod David P.. rsons, Ow.,er 949-2114 -· ~To~~~,;;;~ BW!ineos S.•t'Vic•" yr . oi(t 4 bedroom home . 21h baths, family roam. modern kitchen . large dining , garag e and P 0 M E R 0 - YMULLBERRY HTS . ASSORTED RUaBER BACK CARPETING -·--- - CHESTER ~ 113 acres farm, 80 acrH tillable land, nice 2 atory farm house, 1 rooms and bath, ell hardwood floor• and basement. Barn and other outbulldlngs.,2 ponds. A nice layfng farm priced to go. Located neor C""tor, call for appt. ···--~- ""''""i«l< Aerial Commercial Schoo!s Weddings Commercial properly oppr6x . 17 ocres . level land. located at Tuppers Plains on Ohio·. Route 7, Phone (614 ) b67-b304 . Ohio 11 ·• -1 mo . PHOTOGRAPHY c:ess in Monroe County . W . Va. $1 ,000 down , coil .. (30~) 77131 02 or (Joj) 772-327.7 . I SO w 200· LOT lor sole Syracuse. Phone 992 -3714 . Racine, PROFESSIONAL 3102 or (30A) 772-3227. 59 acres, b room hou se, both, por tl y carpeted . two outbu il dings , dug base me nt , one· third tillabl e, mine (ol rights located .n eof Con vi ll e. Re duced for qui ck sol e , $23 . 500 . Phone 742 -2706. CARPET SHOP A.- Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5:00 Dally Tflii:OOO F_ri.... ys COUNTRY lorm!and with sec luded woods, wate r and good ,OC · . in g room , dining room and kit chen. full v carpeted . Pho ne 992-3129, or 99 2-5434 . RACINE Insulation Sonicn Fltllnclna lltawnlnllt Wllb &Attics S11lRM WIIIUOWS 6 DOOl$ Rl'l.leEMINI WINDOWS ILUMIIIUM SIDIIIG-SOiflll Pl. Pltalanl 772- storage bldg . 130,000.00. 9'12·2941". Dellc5ous , Wintt.Op, Fitzpatrick Orchard, State Route 689, ( 30~ ) $20~0 transmission. Afso , '23 channel Midland C.B. radio with om·fm . - ......._' . lion. Phone W -2684 olt1t 5 ~P·~:.-----··-· CHI!ISTMAS PONIES lor <hildron. eon 698-mo. . . .(614) ···-·. .. ....... . APPLES, ODER . Romas. Gol. tv- . W. Vo . Phone basement, central heat and air cond. l car garage, 196< CHEVY Impala con•erlibl• 283 cu . ln. engine. 1tondord 69(1. PEARCE SIMPSON C.B. bose 110· SMALL fo rm fo r sale, 1()-;. down, owner finan ced. Monroe Coun- RACINE --about 2 acres. J bedrooms, 2 baths, very niCe kitchen, carpeted. full PometOJ I.Jndma" of DIREf.T FABRIC SALES iie Main Strttt Call992-748l . and dishwasher, carpeting, garage, storage bldg. .85 acre. 128.000.00. One gaod used Remlng:'ton Ch•in saw. ISO One good used McCullougti Chain Slw 175 One good used ~omellte Chain Saw $156 New Co -Op W1ter Sof · MANOR in Middl•port for $104 monthly plus elec. or $130 lni ch,Jdlng alec. LOWER RATES f01 Sf:NIOit CITIZENS. Convenient to shopping on Third and Mil~ Sts. in Middleport. Brand new hi{lh quality apartments . See CORN FED beel. Phone 985·3559. the manager at Apt . .28 or coli GOOD EAR corn. $2.00 bushel. Phono742-2359. 992-7721 . An Equal Housing Opportunity. I ld<~tal fancy prints. accessoritt. NEW ·a bed room house , 2 baths. oil el ec., 1 ac re , Middle por t, close to Rutland . Phone 99'1· 7j81 . ·~'"·'• - ~ . .. 0 -t o. · CUshions ~ \ .. •••alll\lt ,............. .......,.•. " We Ctrt" Work Gu1r. Rutland 12-9-1 mo. 742-2328 Velvets, .,ylo" prints , htrtulonJ, vinyl solid>, ond HOMESITES for sole . l acr e ood · up. Middleport , nea r Rut lo nd . l~ir: fiX -It , room addl!lon and rtmodellftll lobs lo your lrftndly , neighborhood, quallffod builder. sins. modern kitchen with range teners FURNISHED two bedroom opt., model VC·XVI Only $279.95 adults only, No pets . Middleport . ~·· 992-3874. · One toad u~ed Gibson Side- Deere 350 Crawler loader ¥P9 On IIIla d&)'ln hlalory: In 1814, a peace treaty between the United Statea and Great Britain was ~~Cited. ending the War of 38'11 POTAT0£5 ond pumpkins . C. W, Proffitt. Portland, Ohio. Phone -3 BEDROOM, 2 ttory house. com· pletely remodele-d, new carpet, kitchen. etc, 4 milts north of SOMEONE TO .do housework Pomeroy on St. Route 7 porttlme. Phone 992-2936. ' month plus utilities. Phone TiXA~cORP-. ofi.~s 985-3341. PLENTY of MONEY plus cash TRAIL£R FOR rent, adults only. bonuses , fringe benefits to Phone992-3181 . mature Individual in Pomeroy area . Regardless of ex· 2 BEDROOM trailer, real nke. Phone 992-3324. odult1 onl,. perience, write G. I. Pate, . . . - .. . . . Pre! ., Texas Refinery Corp., Bo?' 7 I I , Fort Worfh, Texos FOR MAKING THIS . Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 9'92- .,tctssary FrH Est. for umpers. Varitty Real Estate lor Sale ~ Al TROMM CONST. POL.Y·F-JAM UPHOLSTERY FAIRit: . m•H ...un. pl!ddlng. ........ ..... ,..rs • · o~ ... ,._ "'• your lnvtstm1nt plus add to the • ·lut of your home. Truol !host Phon• ft2 ·577t S.,-ricuse, Ohio ·For sora, chl.r .-,- ........ HOME IMPROVEMENT Protect Greenhouse SLIDE PROJECTOR god icre•n . move to Georgia after Christmas , Will pay (ash. You drive or we drive. Phone 992 -3573 or 992-601. NOTICE Hubbard's ·- - - · - 367-0292. Business Services 1969 BUICK4 DR. . U95 1 owner, good t ires, radio, automatic, power steering and brakes. Truck and Auto. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ! Phone 742-2081. WANTED Ou) upright plonos In onv condit ion. Will pay $10 eoch. First floor ol)ly. Wrift glv ing directions to Witten Plano Co .. Box 188 , Sardia , Ohio 43946 · indoor and outdoor~ Grooming all breeds, · Complete sanitary facilities. Cheshire. Phone (614) • YOUR HOME In pots end l'langlna baskets from 75c to ss.oo. Al~o . tay .away POINIE:TTIAS now for CHRISTMAS . 6000 to choose rrom . PE~FECT FOR GIFTS In red , wh ite and pink. $3 .00 to u.oo: 20 pe t . off on · 10 or more. '"' 1171 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Good llres, au!OfYiallc, S"1<VE ! ... FOLIAGE .PLANTS FOR Sll95 1976 CHEVELLE MALIBU CPE. Gr- finish , good tires • . V-8. automat ic, power steerlno . radio, factory air . CASH! Ii for junk - tors. Frye's LARGE ENCLOSED truck or 1100 to tn , the odds . ,I • byHtnrlArnadandBobLoe OF Motor Co. QUAIJlY . ·. P:OCk•t watches ond cho lns , t.ti ver "Gnd gold. We oted 1964 ond older silv•r coins. Buy , sell , or trade' Call ll:ou•r Wamsley . 7•2·2331. · the loss of our son Father, Pearl Ash , brothers, sisten , holt sisters andalf brother . DEFENDANTS NOW accepting piano student", A compiBint has been flied beginners, intermediates. odby Gloria Jun Manuel, et al in 992the C:ommon Pleas Court , l vonced students . Call ,_- . . 2 siGNs · Pomeroy @) COINS. CURRENCY. takims. old RISING STAR KENNEL. boording Pott,:~rson . PLAINTIFF Probate Div ision, Me-Igs County, Ohio olteglng that Max \ Manut-1, Jr ., Rt. 2, Racine, Ohio has been ebsent from . his place of residence,· domicil and ·place of •m · plo:rment for a period of time, an has not been seen or heard from since, and Is. there-tore prtsumed to be dec:easea, and. that proceedings may be had to establish the legal presumption of aea h of Max Manuel , Jr. Notice Is hereby g lven that _ the Court will hear evidence concerning the alleged ab · ~ unce of the presumed decedent, and the cir cumstances «~nd duration of his absence on the 15th day ol Febru~ry, 1977 at 1:00 p. m. Mannina D . Webster Judge Com man Pleas Court Probate Division , Meigs . county, Ohio (12) 24, 31 ; (1) 7, 14, Ate Auto Sal"" Autos.Jt!ll a• MAX MANUE.L, JR. ET AL, ......... . ... . ........ 'I'.. t...t tv Bay . Pho~!.~: ~J?· HiG!iEST P~ICES PAID for Old Furn.lture , Antiques, collectibles of all types . We buy entire households or tingle pie-ces in Auto Sate. any condition. A,.,rolsol , and 1%9 NovO, utro sharp , new --------~--~ -~ --- JOHN 0 . ARNOTT born..l March Auction se-rvice O\lalloble. Coli point bucket seats, air shocks, 28, 1906departed this life. Dec: . . collect , Athens . 592 -4743 , mags . Phone949·2480 . 13, 1976 at tJ,e age of 70 yrs . 8 592-4929 evenings. 1969 CADILLAC Sodon Do•llle months, 15 days . He was BUYING Scrap. Pome-roy · four door , white sidawolt tires. prec:eded in death bv his lather NOW . Home & Auto Recycling , high power steering, power brakes , and mother . 3 brothers . He prices paid. auto bodlts, power seats, om & fm radio ,' leaves to mourn hht lou his motors. scrap , Iron , metals, climate control. Excellent con· wife , Ellen and 3 dougi'lters, bott&rles, open 8 till <1 :30 . Man· ditiOn. local owner. Phone Virginia, Lois , l<ando , 1 grand· day thru Saturday. Old 33 , just 992-24!3.11 .444.44. children , 5 brothers . • si1ters, above fairgrounds , Pomeroy, severo! neices ond nephews. A Ohio . Will al1o pickup c:ors . · 1970 DODGE POLARA . Phone host . of friends and all the 992·5478 Oftei'Sp;m. Pho'ne 992 - ~7 . f~.lowship in the lodge's h~& 1962 FORD VAN, 6 cyl. 3 speed belonged to of which he -.n. . . . . house · vehicle thle , fully joyed so much . He was ~ a V~·:· Carpeted with shag carpet, member of the Racine sides ond roof covered Olso. Methodist ~h,urch . Early in life IF YOU hove a 1ervic• to offer, Am ·Fm and tope- plov-er in he worked on the river far wont to bu~ or sell something. front , separate tape player ond several years , worked ot looking for work ... or speakers in rear , built-in bed Marietta Manufacturing Comwhatev•r . .. you 'll get result' ond icebox . Pric:e $1000. Call pony in PI, Pleasant , Imperial fester with o S.ntinel Want Ad Robert E. Buck. 992·5847 or Electric Co. in Middleport . HeColl992-2156. 992 -3833 for lurther informa· later joined the I.B.E.W. 972 in tion . Marietta of which he was a member for over 20 yrs. He- p~~~ ­ 1972 VEGA . •1000 . Phone relirvd hom his work 2 -n 949-2307. ago . He will be sadly missed by PLEASURE HORSES ond ponies. his wlfv , dOught11rs, son-inalsc will buv horses and . 1973 CHEVY truck, si~e cvlirider, stcndord , good tires , $2100, lows . grondch fldren and ponies. Phone (614) 698·3290, Phone 985-424S . neighbors who lived so do1e to Ruth Ree11es. him . Loving memories will TO GIVE AWAY · Meigo Co. ONE 1968 2 door Cutlass in e•· never die , cel!ent cond ltion . Phone Humane SCM:iet.,- has 1 spade r Wife o!1d daughters. 992 -S78b. fvmole Siamese cat for "bdop.---'-;·~-~.··- --·- ----..--- --,-tion. Phone 992-26:N. · 1%8 PLYMOUTH 318 outomolic, oir canditianing . heavy duty Female all whit• German ~:a&J . ~:~~--~ ONE tra iler hitch , mag wheels , $650. Shepherd puppy . lull blooded. $550 without mag, , Phone 8 weeks · old . See Rir:hord 9'12 -5169. WE WISH to thank evervone who Gilkey , Clifton , W. Vo. Phone -was so kind to us during the il(304) 773-5962 or 773-5775. 1972 VEGA . $1000 . Ph en" lness and death of our father . 949 -2307 . The doctors and nurses. nurses ONE FEMALE all white German Shepherd pupp' . full blooded. aides ol Veterans Hospital. 8 weeks old . See Richard Those who sent flowers and Gilkey , Clifton, W.Va. PhOne f'orSale food , and o special thanks to (3041713·5962 or 773-5775. Rev . Bill Comrbell for his visit to the hospi!O and his kindness FREE PUPPIES , short hair, half bird COAL , limestone, and calcium to tha fomily in their sorrow. chlorKie and calcium brine for dog . 10 week• old. Nice for a Your kindness will always be dust con.rol and 'peciol mill.'ing child. Phone 992-3420. reme ered . The fcinily of John salt far formers . Main Street , . PROBATE DIVISION Meigs County, Ohio MERRY Cllf?/8TMAS! . he bore 1 OLD furni ture, it:e boxn , bran Till God called hMn home to suffer beds, wall telephona and no mOfe. potll , or r:amplee households . Missed by wife, huJah Maxey, Write M. D. Miller, 111:1 . ~ . children and grandchildren. _ Pomeroy_. Ohk». Call992-n60. Eoeh daY thot wo"roapart. . _ Additional Fast ·Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds IN MEMORY pf Anno Stiles who CASH pa id for all mokn o.od · passed away Dec. a6. 197l.llf• mod•ls of mobile homtt. wouldn't s"m 10 bleak todo't , Phone Ofto cod.614-•23-9531 . Hod you not been sa deor; Nor the years ahead 10 empty. TIMBER, Pomeroy For"t Pro· H.,0 ._. could Just M h•re.. ducts . Top prict tor standing ' sow11111~r. Coli Kent HanbY , W• miSI yOur prestnte In our 1. 446 _8$10. , lives, . . .. .- ~-· -- ,--- ftr Wilt Ad ltrYict insertion ~ . In silence hi! suffered, in pati•nct the right to HI! or reltct ada poll ow"Jl ytor ago, O.C. 26. Upright an just in olfhis ways , Fo ~ thful , true to th• tnd of his do,.. pu-.ttatlon . RI!DULATtONS Tht 'uttllahtr rtservea •nw ., =~M~~~:~~~o' ~J'OT WANT ADS IIII'ORMATION DI!ADLIIIIS A POOR DAY F'OR Rutlend • 'u.on .. Tut•:· wea: 8:01ltll5:00 Thursday I tll12 noon ••.... FRIDAY :Til8 • Close Sat. At s p.m. • •• • ··········'· RUTI.AND FURNITURE 742-2211 ARNOLD GRA_I lt\JTi.1iND '' ..' �6:-The Ually Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday Dec. 24 1976 DICK TRACY ' ' 7-TIIIDIIIJ-nel. Midfll-.t-Ptmeroy,O,, Friday, Dec:. U, It'll CHRISTMAS 0/W IS MUCH FOOT P .M . 5 Pu~lltatlolt . Day lhfore cancti..Uona , corrK- tlons ecctoted flrlf day of dttmta ob - ltctlonal . The publisher will not bt respontlblt for mort than one Incorrect lnurtlon. '. RATI!S 5 cents per word one CAPTAIN EASY _ Minimum Charge $1 .00. OKAYt PIJ OW· · UPSTA IRS ' !<IDS! .YO U'l l FI ND OUT · HEC K , I THOUGHT TO'-\ORROW WHAT 5AN TA'? BROUG HT WE DIDI,I"T WA5TE A~ Y TIM E. DID WH 6LA"l:ES. EASY WA!l COI,\I N' OVER TONI GHT! 14 ctnts per word three consecutlv• lnstrtlons . · 26 cents pet wotd six T~AT's J U!iT IT!,. IF VOU WANT THE TRUTH. SHIVAu~­ I WAS PRtPARe() TO . DlioL.I"''' YOU: cMatcuii.Yt Insertions . 25 Per Ctnt Discount on paid ads· and ads pa id Within 10 daya. CARD OF THANKS & Olt"I'UARY ~ m $2.00 for 50 word. Eatfi addition of word "j cents. ILtNO ADS :ZSc Charge per Advertisement . OfPICE HOURS 1:30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m. Dally, 1:'!0 a .m. lo 12,00 Noon Saturday . Phone tOday 992-2156 . · NOTICES ATTN.:It ALL HOUSI!WIVES . All Yerd Salts, Rummage, Porch and Bntm'ent Porch and Blttmtnf Sales, etc , must bt peld In advance . Gtt -yours In eerly by stopping by our office ,ar The Deily Sentinel, 111 Court St . ot writing Box 729. Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 With yOur rem l ttan~e . REWARD FOR return ol large 12 year old male Beagle lost Dec. 9 In Dexter areo. Wart an eye lid and middle of forehead . No questions asked . Phone 742-2883. ThAT RUNNER ·· GRfAT JUPilf R! 'HAS GOIN ' TO l El EG RAPtt TH ' MEAN TO 5 1\'f I'VE BEEH OUT C'OtD·FOR W~ L"'RE~,n~ ·, _w ~CTOR'f • OL WE ~ WEEKS? ME:tHt ONEO A Nt'IME··· ), LEMfw\E SEE NOW·· •-="" LOST IN Pomer~y,· area. 10 year old white Scottie dog answe" ~' to "Froslie". Coli 992-23A9 1o. before 3 p.m. o or 992-2650 ., after3p.m. , A~ar~ ,¥ ··-·: LOST • female foxhound, initials ., D.W .T. imorv · Gordon , ... Cheshire, Ohio. If found , coli P. · D.lrool<ino (614) 4~-2B26 . c GOT TO 6E SURE AIH'T GOT l iME ·· I .GOT IT~ S LA'N ~ ·-OUVE'R SEEM ED TO GEi GREAT ?TORE BY !liM ·GEl ME SOI"!FrliiN' THIS TIM!;. THERE'S NO Sli P-· WHO'S Tli ' TELEGRAPH ¥ OPEIU\l OR AT TO WRI1E ON- 1 H' PA95 ~ ~ $5.00 REWARD for the return of 1 the red, whilv and blue billfotd lost from Swisher &Lohse PharmacY on Dec . .of. Need medicare card badly. Please drop off at the Doily Sentinel oflice, if found. Iva Cremeans . 1.11-ABNER -BUT/VCNE 0' I MUSTN'T ADMIT h'£ARD ANYTh'IN~ WHAT A SWECf l.I'L CHAP. AND.:..OH- Will do odd . roofing , pointing, gutter work . Phone 992- ' WHAT A - SO!I'MIZZUI3L!O T!-IE"OTIIG<S CR THEYLL lH!t\K ADMITTED IT 1711 A NUT.'- ' - 60 //U KEEPIN/ QLJ/ET."- 7IUI. EXPERIENGD BABYSITTERS tak - ing reservations for all night and hourly sitting for New . Year's Eve. For information, co11~: 7~2 : ' WILL 00 babysitting in . ·'· ~hone 992-274B. mv home . IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT And_gri.ve thqt deoth 's fore~er sltlled , Your understanding h~rt . 1 Sodty rTliss.d by Rollin , Franc•• and Helene. THE- fAMILY of Max Man~l. Jr. wish to eKtend our sine.,. thanks to the ministers, chur· ches , Masoni Bodlts of Rocln• and Pomeroy, C.B.er's, _ a Shift of Sporn Plant, Trt-State. ,_ Squads o~ Racine , Pomeroy, Moson1 Mtddleport. divers and to all our lriends and relatives for food, cords of sympathy, and prayers in our time of sodneu; Also any one else who helped In the search, Mrs . Max Mo~uel Jr . ond children , Grandoughtars, brothP.n and sisters. N0.21,!95 . NOTICE IN THE MATTIR OF THE ESTATE OF MAX MANUEL, JR. A PRESUMED DECEDENT. IY GLORIA JEAN MANUEL . ET AL, vs. WE WISH to e~epreu our sincere and h•artfelt gratitude to our relati11es , friends, and neighbors far their floral offer-· ings, food, cords , spiritual bouguets and sympothv during •"GASOLINE ALI,EY · Nina wants all the famil4 toqether for Christmas! How mal'll.l 1;110re, Hope? WIN AT BRIDGE 1tj"ji)N'tj"j}1f ~THATsCRAMIILEDWORDGAIIE :'~~Ju~· Bad break turns to blessing 24 NO~TH • A 10 7 3 • Q7 •KQto54 "'Q 5 WEST EAST U2 •KQ9 6 5 ¥K 53 2 ¥ •J 9 73 +86 "'K8 2 "'J9764 3 SOUTit (Di AJ..WN6 A -Y.J.I()JS O'LASI()J IS Flr.>T FIF!~PI.N£ FIRE' OF TH ~ we •H ¥AJ109864 • A2 $!:.ASON ! "'A 10 Both vulnerable \\'est North Eas1 Soulh I ¥ Pass 2 • Pass 3¥ Pm 3"' Dbl. 4¥ Pass 5 ¥ Pass 6¥ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - 8 • .. :'----------~·:':'':'"~··~·;··~·~·~~·~·,~·~··~~------------_) By Oswald & Jame• Jacoby • • Sometimes a ' r eally bad" break can turn out to be a blessing. South rose with dummy 's ace of spades ; studied the possibilities of the hand and decided his best chance for suect'SS was a trump (inesse. He vl ayed dummy ' ~ queen of trumps and East showed oqt. Sho•old he settle for· down one"! He really went into executive session for a while and finally saw that with a lot of luck he might still make his slam . He would risk a two or three lrir k set in the process. -- FL'(IN' TH ' JUMBO JET ALL RIGHT !! WH ICH ONE OF YOU YOUNG ·UNS IS TH' AIR,PLM~E PILOT-- ,, ± X but South felt that a slim · cne-looochoqUitl,tolorm chance was better than none. lourordlnlrywordo. . He rose with his ace of hearts, cashed his ace of •._:;LJ;::A:..:~V;.IT~~""',_.., diamonds, led his other V '<j diamonds, thought once more . I\. ...4 and finally played dummy's •""""'"~'*- ,....,._ 10 When it held he discarded his losing spade on the king of V" ) diamonds and his losing club . ~ on the queen. Then it was a simple matter lo go back to lrumps ; knockout West's king ~ENDECT ~ and make the slam . · . · . Why did South firiesse that 'l 1 1 ) 1 WHA-.,EVERYONE 'WHO ten of diamonds? Because he ) ·. . !!IOAII:P.S "THE 'TRAIN could only make the contract ,...,..,-,:~==,.., 5HOU L.D !-lAVE, if West had to follow lo four diamond leads. If West did . . , hold four or five diamonds the ~ New IITingo lhe to odds were that he would hold I\. .A form tho IU(Piile anowor, ao ouvthe jack and South went with . ~ bylheabo~~~oon. 1 I I I TUINH I IMOOSEAI ·-:A( I I I I · . A reader wanll y_,; . 1.,._, HAVEN to know the correct opening ay bid with : 1 The correct opening] bid Is Tbe Alalaalc one Club . You should never open notrump with a slnglelon Ulllled Preoalllterutloul and -it is best lo Opj!n one club, Today Ia Friday, Dec. :If, rather than a heart or a spade the 3ll8th day of 18'18 with with"this type hand . aeven to follow, It'1 a copy or JACOBY Chrlalmas Eve. MODERN. send $1 ro: · -w;n The moon Ia ben.- Its a t ·Bridge .·· c / o this -phuundllnltquarter. newspaper. P. 0. Box 489. . The morning atara are Radio City Sia lion. New, York, Mllra and &!tum. N Y 10019! The el'«<lnlllll'l are Mer· II I I I rxn I " " - to.Nnow) KITYY sMUS BAUBLE - . CNd bUIItnt. How ID lind out-" LISTEN" •AJxx¥AJu tA•"Qux . !For 2270. . .. . ., PERSON'si;IODY Shop, 26 Roil rood St., Middleport would like to remind customers that Dec:. 31 Is the lost day tO' toke ad· \IOnfoge of the point jobs· · all over lri I color. $100. 2 tone $125 without body Wqrk. Stop In or phone 985-~ 17 4 ·for op· po~n~?."'!~:- - ·- -- NOTICE , Pratt's Meat · Mkt . (Pleasanton Meat Processing, Inc:.) Custom slaughtering, and processing. Retail. wholesale. No oppoinment necessary . Coli (614) 593-86S5. hours . 9:00 till 6:00 7 Pomewy Rood . Athens , Oh . THERE will be no gun. shoot Dec. 25th or Jon. 3 ol the Racine Fire ¥ ~~P.!:.!~.~!~~~~ ~~~!'..:...' SHOOTING MATCH . Sundav, DtK, 26 stortinf at noon, Rutland ~ltfJ_!_~.~- ~~L: ___ ~ ----··-· . .. ·'I . . · • ! cury, Venits and Jupiter . . 'lbolle bern on thla date are under the sign of Capricorn. American fronUermnan Kit Cal'ltlll boin Dee. :14, IQ. 1811. .' 1971 HONDA CL -450. !2.000 miles. ~issy bar, trash .bars , pUll back handle bars . new tire ond seals . Scrambler side pipes, $650. Call9,.9-2480. 843·2254 . COAL for sole. Open b dovs per wMk and evening1. For further information call (614) 367-7338 . APPLES , FITZPATRICK ORCHARD, STATE ROUTE 689 . PHONE WILKESVl~LE . (614) 669•3785. f«R~t' ;. ' i 3 AND 4 RM. furnished and un· furni1h~ opts. Phone m - 5434. "' . COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork', Rl . 33, ten miles north al Pomeroy. Lorge lots with 'Concrete patios . sidewalks, runners and off . st,..et parking ~ Phone992· 7A79. ONE BEDROOM Ap!o. o! VILLAGE -by-Side Reftigentor sm REFiNERY . 76101 . fULLER Brush Products for sol•. Phone992' 3410. · - -- .• CAMPER. · • -. . $600. • <. ·t Also, horse !roller, $450. Phone (614) 3290. ' sea atantenna. 873 South Second Aveor.. c.b. Call992-6133 Middleport, Ohio 45760. FIREWOOD Wilkesville . Phone (614) 669-3185. F-ENCE POSTS-." $1."00~- Aiso. firewood thrta -foutth pi<kup loods dolivOt..l. within 25 for 1ole . Phon• 742-2131 . HEAVY GAUGE I Beams and H Beams for sale. eight 9 K· lO in· en. Phone992-703.ol. · SEWING machin•s , Sif.gers In walnut consolelle-, SCHOOL $46. Phone 9'12-5146 . i974 YAMAHA IOOMX. perlect condition. Run1 strong, ready fot track or trail. $335. Phone miles . NEW AM-FM Stereo·rOdio , 8 track .tope combination . $129.95 or t•rms. Phon, 992-3965. HARD lf\JATI R PRURI EMS' . ,,.11.., !Lit ....... I W11W UC.XVI ton m Otil't Phone 985-4197 . ____.. _ . .····-·--· -·-USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT. !Bolol/3008 Skl~r: 360 Grapple Skidder: John IM!IIflllltt" CllndlliGII ,_. tJ79.9J . ...... Ul 1111 , _ ...... Forks: Bush 60 ln. Metallurgical Chipper. Contoct Oon Grov... or lyons Equipment Co., lnr:. Circleville, Ohio 43113. 'hone (614) 596-47_69. 2 GAITED han... one registered Arabian and on. Palomino, saddles and bridles. Call (61•) '-9B-3290. .·;,., li ...__ '_.., .- ~---~ 11 •-k W r. •......,, ,.,. ..--~-~~~=~·~"'~-~~~·~~--~· R~ Eil.teib-&ie 2a KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY 9B5-4155 Chesler, Ohio 10-17-lmo[Pd) (614) 3 bed rooms. l 1•1 ba ths, large li v· irl . TEA FORb VIrgil B. Sr ., Realtor 216 E. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ' Pllane 992-3325 4 ACRES PLUS - Nice 2 basement. On ly $46,000. QUIET - 2 bedrooms, bath. natural gas heat', city water. 2 porches and level lol. Asking $16.500 . Close to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Just completed, lovely A bedroom home . 2 modern baths, sewing room or den, utility . room, large recreation room , dining rOom. carpeted throughout. Split entrance or foyer . Garage, located RT. 124 WES"r - 4 brs., bath, nat. gas~ st. doors & windows. Front porch, 2 tar garage and garden . 112,800. NO NEIGHBORS - Sacres on gravel road, 2 bedrooms, full basement, ·- cistern for only SS,OOO. on double lot . Flnantlng P-ERFECT - available . Many want additional Income and live In town . 3 apartments. S20.000. other features.. (A dream home). · $4(),000.00. BRICK & FRAME - abou! 4 1!:;~ ve~rs old. l nice bedrooms, ceramic bath, MIDDLEPORT - Very nice home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining roOm, carpeting, natural gas heat, ulfllly room . Very nice neighborhood . $22 ,000.00. . A VERY MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US. HI•NK . KATHY . LEOf'IA & HENRt1Y:R~).::~;LANU E For those who NEE OS - A couple that want o garden and a 2 bedroom 1 home with 2 · baths. full basement, carport In . good locale·. Asking llB,OOO. RIVER FRONT LOT 77)(.119 with water , electricity, septic lank. and level . Only 53.000. ACRE FARM, rtor Btodbury School. See Walter Milltr ol328 Sixth Strftt, Point Pleo.ant, W.Va. 25550. ladlator ,.......-., Service -.... ~TRUSSES ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Southeastern·Ohio · Truss Rafter Co. Located in l,.angsville Box 28-A SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. R ulland , Oh io 45115 Ph . (614 ) 742 -2,4 09 We Deli ve r 11 214 m os. Ph.HZ~l74 EXC AVATING , do1or , bot khoo on d dllcher . Chorles R. Hol · li e ld . Ba ck Hoe So r vice , Rutl a nd , Ohio . Phono 742·200H. SEflT IC TANKS cleaned , Mode rn San ita tion . 992 -3954 or· 992· 2 ~ 2 8. WIL L do roofi ng. construction. pl umbing ond heotln g . No job too Iorge or too ~ mol l , Ph one 742·2346 . DOZER work ond woldlng . Con · tact Jom et Porsons, Rt. I , Racin e . on Corrnel ROo d . MOBILE Home Repai r, Eiec .. plumbi ng and heat ing, Phone 992-5858 . ElECTRONIC T.V. CLINIC, No w l ;V, shop, Ele:ctronlc T.V. ··nlc Servic e coli . S5.95.'Co lor , li8 W a ntenna sy stems stqreos. otc. 512 So uth Third, Middl e po rt. Phone 992·6306. Corry In a nd save mone y. HOWERY ANO MARliN Ex- ca vat ing . sep tic s ys tems , doter, backhoe, du mp tru e~ , li mes to ne , gravel. blackto p pavin g, Rt. 1"3 . Phone I !614 ) 698-7331 . EXCAVATIN G , 6ACKHO ES . DOZER . TRENCHER . LOWBOY . DUMP TRUCKS. lilll PULliNS, PHONE 992-2478. CAY OR NIGHT . · CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: Sewing Mochl nos cleoned, oi le d and adju s te d , $5 .98 , Sewing Center. Middleport , Ohio . a lot of privacy , 29 acres and a 3 bedroom 14x70 mobile home·. Tha'"'ki for 1 grill year, mey the new yeu be bttter.., CENTRAL REALTY CO. a· beclroom and aHached garage," toial electric home under construction on 112 acre lot. Owner wlllllnlsh In 30 days lew buyer or will sell "as Is". May lake lrade. located near Ch"'ter. 51 ACRES F.REE GAS- Modern 1•;, story house, 3 br., dfnlng room, fireplace, full basement, nlte porch eo and out bulldlngs. Large scenic lake wlfh green grass and pine tr- around it. Watch the large bass swim along In the cleer watet'. Pretty a• a picture. Priced _to sell $37,400.00 CDOlVI LLE- Nice mod. brick home containing three bedrooms, dlnlno room, living room with llrepla<e, lull baMmenl with garage, large front porch, nat. gas. furnace, clfy walet' and well water, a be!lutllul home. with approx . sv, acres of land, fruit trees and shade trees surrounding it. Plenty ol garden space, good, fllhlng a reo tlose by, llltated In Coolville, Ohio, Prlc..l at only W.OOO. Call now. CHESTER - Evet' droem of owning your own golfcoune? Hero's your chance lor you..- your friends Ia own a nice rolllng ,golf courM, ;!0'1:1 acrn. 9 grtens, nita ...-n ~ub llausa, ou!bulldlng Ylllh all apravfno and seeding equipment, needs soma-mowfno 10d a IIHft repair - k on golf courM. This could be purdlasad wl!ll the 113 acres listed above arl!l dtvoiapad Into a beautlfullB hole golf courM, call few eppt. CALL JIMMY bE EM 949-2388 Por-tland , 0 . Bu•iuc•• Serviooo BRADFORD . Au cllonee( , Comp le te Svrvlco. PhOr\ e 9<19-2-4 !J7 : or 949-2000, Roclrto . Ohio, Crill • Bradford. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Swa8pers, ioo!iler~ . ,.-Or\5 , oil ~ mel! appliances . Lownrnowor, next to Stol e Highway Gn roge on Route 7, Phono (61<1) 985· 3B25. REMODELING, Plumbin g, hooti ng and all types ot general repair , Work g uaranteed 20 years ex •, perience , Phone- 992-2409. Authorized Singer Sahn ond: Sor11ice. Wo sharpe n Se iners . : EXCAVATING , dot er , loa de r Ond backhoe work: dump trucks and Ia-boys ii'H hire : will hou! 1 1111 dirt , to soil , limes tone ond' grove L Coli Bob or Roger Jf3 1• doy .fers, 5232 . 991-7089,' - '.••• .. :. ' • INSTALLED Rtgular Jl4 .95 10.95 1 Sq. Yd,. """"'501' -.. "' 1 NYLON Claod dloltt colon. 12 or 15Ft. Gr"", told, r..l. ·blut, rust. Do fl yountll, wflh padding, $7.95 sq. yd. With peddlng lnslaflad $US square yard. . Clll 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL ORATE ~ CARPET CONSUL nN \ RUn.AND .. FURNITURE JACKSON . OHIO 45<>40. "OWNER WILL CARRY 60 P E" R C E N " T OVER A 100 YEAR PERIOD o! 7 742-2211 PERCENT . ' •• • ' HI-LO SHAG INCLUDES 19 MOBILE HOMES, 2 • ' SAVE ON CARPETING. UNITS, 41 MORE UNITS UNOER CARR Sl. or 730 E. MAIN ST . phone night phone 992-3525 or 9q7, : OWNER . JACKSON. OHIO. 45 APARTMENTS . I SEVtN ROOM FRAME HOME Atl RENTED Qf. FICE AND DOUBLEWIDE OWNERS RESIDENCE . . WASH HOUSE . SHOP . STORAGE SHEDS AND SUPPLY TRAILER . APPROXIMATELY 13 ACRES . FRONTING ON EA5T MAIN AND CARR ST . STATE RT . 93. 6 BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOWN . 2 BLOCKS FROM APPALACHIAN HIGHWAY ATOMIC PLANT (WHICH IS BEING DOUBLED IN SIZE) MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP· PRECIATEO. MUST SELL CUE TO POOR HEALTH AND OTHER REASONS . IF INTERESTED . CALL ' AREA CODE (614) ~8b · 2B32 FOR APPOINTMENT. OR SlOP BY OFFICE AT 455 ' SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser -' vice , all mokes .- 992-228 4. The~ Fab ri c Sho p , Po m eroy ,• Bu•ine•• Opp<>rtwtilie• .CON STRU CTION . 9 COM PLETED . WATER . SEWER IN FOR 11 MORE . MOBILE HOME PAR~ yet P!CKENS HOWE. GAS AND ELEC. Appli ance ser · I vi ce wo rk , Phon&992·5720 . barn , fences. water, and m inerals . SJO,OOO . · BEAUTIFUL FOREST - 843-2165 CARPENTER , ll oorlng , ceiling , pan e li ng . Phone 992-2J5q, MOBILE HOME PARK FOR SALE BV 'Near town ! 24 hour 0 (1 pendable Furnace Service . Oil or Gas Burne-rs SE PTI C Sv- li tv rns instoll od by llce nso d instollor. ShQpord Conlroctonl . Phone 741· 2409 . NATURES MASTERPIECE Waterfalls with good llshlng and hunting . Bank ~==~~~~~~==J:~fo:r:~o=u~·===:;:==; SPE.CIAL - '6.95 Squaro Yard lnotallod David P.. rsons, Ow.,er 949-2114 -· ~To~~~,;;;~ BW!ineos S.•t'Vic•" yr . oi(t 4 bedroom home . 21h baths, family roam. modern kitchen . large dining , garag e and P 0 M E R 0 - YMULLBERRY HTS . ASSORTED RUaBER BACK CARPETING -·--- - CHESTER ~ 113 acres farm, 80 acrH tillable land, nice 2 atory farm house, 1 rooms and bath, ell hardwood floor• and basement. Barn and other outbulldlngs.,2 ponds. A nice layfng farm priced to go. Located neor C""tor, call for appt. ···--~- ""''""i«l< Aerial Commercial Schoo!s Weddings Commercial properly oppr6x . 17 ocres . level land. located at Tuppers Plains on Ohio·. Route 7, Phone (614 ) b67-b304 . Ohio 11 ·• -1 mo . PHOTOGRAPHY c:ess in Monroe County . W . Va. $1 ,000 down , coil .. (30~) 77131 02 or (Joj) 772-327.7 . I SO w 200· LOT lor sole Syracuse. Phone 992 -3714 . Racine, PROFESSIONAL 3102 or (30A) 772-3227. 59 acres, b room hou se, both, por tl y carpeted . two outbu il dings , dug base me nt , one· third tillabl e, mine (ol rights located .n eof Con vi ll e. Re duced for qui ck sol e , $23 . 500 . Phone 742 -2706. CARPET SHOP A.- Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5:00 Dally Tflii:OOO F_ri.... ys COUNTRY lorm!and with sec luded woods, wate r and good ,OC · . in g room , dining room and kit chen. full v carpeted . Pho ne 992-3129, or 99 2-5434 . RACINE Insulation Sonicn Fltllnclna lltawnlnllt Wllb &Attics S11lRM WIIIUOWS 6 DOOl$ Rl'l.leEMINI WINDOWS ILUMIIIUM SIDIIIG-SOiflll Pl. Pltalanl 772- storage bldg . 130,000.00. 9'12·2941". Dellc5ous , Wintt.Op, Fitzpatrick Orchard, State Route 689, ( 30~ ) $20~0 transmission. Afso , '23 channel Midland C.B. radio with om·fm . - ......._' . lion. Phone W -2684 olt1t 5 ~P·~:.-----··-· CHI!ISTMAS PONIES lor <hildron. eon 698-mo. . . .(614) ···-·. .. ....... . APPLES, ODER . Romas. Gol. tv- . W. Vo . Phone basement, central heat and air cond. l car garage, 196< CHEVY Impala con•erlibl• 283 cu . ln. engine. 1tondord 69(1. PEARCE SIMPSON C.B. bose 110· SMALL fo rm fo r sale, 1()-;. down, owner finan ced. Monroe Coun- RACINE --about 2 acres. J bedrooms, 2 baths, very niCe kitchen, carpeted. full PometOJ I.Jndma" of DIREf.T FABRIC SALES iie Main Strttt Call992-748l . and dishwasher, carpeting, garage, storage bldg. .85 acre. 128.000.00. One gaod used Remlng:'ton Ch•in saw. ISO One good used McCullougti Chain Slw 175 One good used ~omellte Chain Saw $156 New Co -Op W1ter Sof · MANOR in Middl•port for $104 monthly plus elec. or $130 lni ch,Jdlng alec. LOWER RATES f01 Sf:NIOit CITIZENS. Convenient to shopping on Third and Mil~ Sts. in Middleport. Brand new hi{lh quality apartments . See CORN FED beel. Phone 985·3559. the manager at Apt . .28 or coli GOOD EAR corn. $2.00 bushel. Phono742-2359. 992-7721 . An Equal Housing Opportunity. I ld<~tal fancy prints. accessoritt. NEW ·a bed room house , 2 baths. oil el ec., 1 ac re , Middle por t, close to Rutland . Phone 99'1· 7j81 . ·~'"·'• - ~ . .. 0 -t o. · CUshions ~ \ .. •••alll\lt ,............. .......,.•. " We Ctrt" Work Gu1r. Rutland 12-9-1 mo. 742-2328 Velvets, .,ylo" prints , htrtulonJ, vinyl solid>, ond HOMESITES for sole . l acr e ood · up. Middleport , nea r Rut lo nd . l~ir: fiX -It , room addl!lon and rtmodellftll lobs lo your lrftndly , neighborhood, quallffod builder. sins. modern kitchen with range teners FURNISHED two bedroom opt., model VC·XVI Only $279.95 adults only, No pets . Middleport . ~·· 992-3874. · One toad u~ed Gibson Side- Deere 350 Crawler loader ¥P9 On IIIla d&)'ln hlalory: In 1814, a peace treaty between the United Statea and Great Britain was ~~Cited. ending the War of 38'11 POTAT0£5 ond pumpkins . C. W, Proffitt. Portland, Ohio. Phone -3 BEDROOM, 2 ttory house. com· pletely remodele-d, new carpet, kitchen. etc, 4 milts north of SOMEONE TO .do housework Pomeroy on St. Route 7 porttlme. Phone 992-2936. ' month plus utilities. Phone TiXA~cORP-. ofi.~s 985-3341. PLENTY of MONEY plus cash TRAIL£R FOR rent, adults only. bonuses , fringe benefits to Phone992-3181 . mature Individual in Pomeroy area . Regardless of ex· 2 BEDROOM trailer, real nke. Phone 992-3324. odult1 onl,. perience, write G. I. Pate, . . . - .. . . . Pre! ., Texas Refinery Corp., Bo?' 7 I I , Fort Worfh, Texos FOR MAKING THIS . Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 9'92- .,tctssary FrH Est. for umpers. Varitty Real Estate lor Sale ~ Al TROMM CONST. POL.Y·F-JAM UPHOLSTERY FAIRit: . m•H ...un. pl!ddlng. ........ ..... ,..rs • · o~ ... ,._ "'• your lnvtstm1nt plus add to the • ·lut of your home. Truol !host Phon• ft2 ·577t S.,-ricuse, Ohio ·For sora, chl.r .-,- ........ HOME IMPROVEMENT Protect Greenhouse SLIDE PROJECTOR god icre•n . move to Georgia after Christmas , Will pay (ash. You drive or we drive. Phone 992 -3573 or 992-601. NOTICE Hubbard's ·- - - · - 367-0292. Business Services 1969 BUICK4 DR. . U95 1 owner, good t ires, radio, automatic, power steering and brakes. Truck and Auto. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ! Phone 742-2081. WANTED Ou) upright plonos In onv condit ion. Will pay $10 eoch. First floor ol)ly. Wrift glv ing directions to Witten Plano Co .. Box 188 , Sardia , Ohio 43946 · indoor and outdoor~ Grooming all breeds, · Complete sanitary facilities. Cheshire. Phone (614) • YOUR HOME In pots end l'langlna baskets from 75c to ss.oo. Al~o . tay .away POINIE:TTIAS now for CHRISTMAS . 6000 to choose rrom . PE~FECT FOR GIFTS In red , wh ite and pink. $3 .00 to u.oo: 20 pe t . off on · 10 or more. '"' 1171 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Good llres, au!OfYiallc, S"1<VE ! ... FOLIAGE .PLANTS FOR Sll95 1976 CHEVELLE MALIBU CPE. Gr- finish , good tires • . V-8. automat ic, power steerlno . radio, factory air . CASH! Ii for junk - tors. Frye's LARGE ENCLOSED truck or 1100 to tn , the odds . ,I • byHtnrlArnadandBobLoe OF Motor Co. QUAIJlY . ·. P:OCk•t watches ond cho lns , t.ti ver "Gnd gold. We oted 1964 ond older silv•r coins. Buy , sell , or trade' Call ll:ou•r Wamsley . 7•2·2331. · the loss of our son Father, Pearl Ash , brothers, sisten , holt sisters andalf brother . DEFENDANTS NOW accepting piano student", A compiBint has been flied beginners, intermediates. odby Gloria Jun Manuel, et al in 992the C:ommon Pleas Court , l vonced students . Call ,_- . . 2 siGNs · Pomeroy @) COINS. CURRENCY. takims. old RISING STAR KENNEL. boording Pott,:~rson . PLAINTIFF Probate Div ision, Me-Igs County, Ohio olteglng that Max \ Manut-1, Jr ., Rt. 2, Racine, Ohio has been ebsent from . his place of residence,· domicil and ·place of •m · plo:rment for a period of time, an has not been seen or heard from since, and Is. there-tore prtsumed to be dec:easea, and. that proceedings may be had to establish the legal presumption of aea h of Max Manuel , Jr. Notice Is hereby g lven that _ the Court will hear evidence concerning the alleged ab · ~ unce of the presumed decedent, and the cir cumstances «~nd duration of his absence on the 15th day ol Febru~ry, 1977 at 1:00 p. m. Mannina D . Webster Judge Com man Pleas Court Probate Division , Meigs . county, Ohio (12) 24, 31 ; (1) 7, 14, Ate Auto Sal"" Autos.Jt!ll a• MAX MANUE.L, JR. ET AL, ......... . ... . ........ 'I'.. t...t tv Bay . Pho~!.~: ~J?· HiG!iEST P~ICES PAID for Old Furn.lture , Antiques, collectibles of all types . We buy entire households or tingle pie-ces in Auto Sate. any condition. A,.,rolsol , and 1%9 NovO, utro sharp , new --------~--~ -~ --- JOHN 0 . ARNOTT born..l March Auction se-rvice O\lalloble. Coli point bucket seats, air shocks, 28, 1906departed this life. Dec: . . collect , Athens . 592 -4743 , mags . Phone949·2480 . 13, 1976 at tJ,e age of 70 yrs . 8 592-4929 evenings. 1969 CADILLAC Sodon Do•llle months, 15 days . He was BUYING Scrap. Pome-roy · four door , white sidawolt tires. prec:eded in death bv his lather NOW . Home & Auto Recycling , high power steering, power brakes , and mother . 3 brothers . He prices paid. auto bodlts, power seats, om & fm radio ,' leaves to mourn hht lou his motors. scrap , Iron , metals, climate control. Excellent con· wife , Ellen and 3 dougi'lters, bott&rles, open 8 till <1 :30 . Man· ditiOn. local owner. Phone Virginia, Lois , l<ando , 1 grand· day thru Saturday. Old 33 , just 992-24!3.11 .444.44. children , 5 brothers . • si1ters, above fairgrounds , Pomeroy, severo! neices ond nephews. A Ohio . Will al1o pickup c:ors . · 1970 DODGE POLARA . Phone host . of friends and all the 992·5478 Oftei'Sp;m. Pho'ne 992 - ~7 . f~.lowship in the lodge's h~& 1962 FORD VAN, 6 cyl. 3 speed belonged to of which he -.n. . . . . house · vehicle thle , fully joyed so much . He was ~ a V~·:· Carpeted with shag carpet, member of the Racine sides ond roof covered Olso. Methodist ~h,urch . Early in life IF YOU hove a 1ervic• to offer, Am ·Fm and tope- plov-er in he worked on the river far wont to bu~ or sell something. front , separate tape player ond several years , worked ot looking for work ... or speakers in rear , built-in bed Marietta Manufacturing Comwhatev•r . .. you 'll get result' ond icebox . Pric:e $1000. Call pony in PI, Pleasant , Imperial fester with o S.ntinel Want Ad Robert E. Buck. 992·5847 or Electric Co. in Middleport . HeColl992-2156. 992 -3833 for lurther informa· later joined the I.B.E.W. 972 in tion . Marietta of which he was a member for over 20 yrs. He- p~~~ ­ 1972 VEGA . •1000 . Phone relirvd hom his work 2 -n 949-2307. ago . He will be sadly missed by PLEASURE HORSES ond ponies. his wlfv , dOught11rs, son-inalsc will buv horses and . 1973 CHEVY truck, si~e cvlirider, stcndord , good tires , $2100, lows . grondch fldren and ponies. Phone (614) 698·3290, Phone 985-424S . neighbors who lived so do1e to Ruth Ree11es. him . Loving memories will TO GIVE AWAY · Meigo Co. ONE 1968 2 door Cutlass in e•· never die , cel!ent cond ltion . Phone Humane SCM:iet.,- has 1 spade r Wife o!1d daughters. 992 -S78b. fvmole Siamese cat for "bdop.---'-;·~-~.··- --·- ----..--- --,-tion. Phone 992-26:N. · 1%8 PLYMOUTH 318 outomolic, oir canditianing . heavy duty Female all whit• German ~:a&J . ~:~~--~ ONE tra iler hitch , mag wheels , $650. Shepherd puppy . lull blooded. $550 without mag, , Phone 8 weeks · old . See Rir:hord 9'12 -5169. WE WISH to thank evervone who Gilkey , Clifton , W. Vo. Phone -was so kind to us during the il(304) 773-5962 or 773-5775. 1972 VEGA . $1000 . Ph en" lness and death of our father . 949 -2307 . The doctors and nurses. nurses ONE FEMALE all white German Shepherd pupp' . full blooded. aides ol Veterans Hospital. 8 weeks old . See Richard Those who sent flowers and Gilkey , Clifton, W.Va. PhOne f'orSale food , and o special thanks to (3041713·5962 or 773-5775. Rev . Bill Comrbell for his visit to the hospi!O and his kindness FREE PUPPIES , short hair, half bird COAL , limestone, and calcium to tha fomily in their sorrow. chlorKie and calcium brine for dog . 10 week• old. Nice for a Your kindness will always be dust con.rol and 'peciol mill.'ing child. Phone 992-3420. reme ered . The fcinily of John salt far formers . Main Street , . PROBATE DIVISION Meigs County, Ohio MERRY Cllf?/8TMAS! . he bore 1 OLD furni ture, it:e boxn , bran Till God called hMn home to suffer beds, wall telephona and no mOfe. potll , or r:amplee households . Missed by wife, huJah Maxey, Write M. D. Miller, 111:1 . ~ . children and grandchildren. _ Pomeroy_. Ohk». Call992-n60. Eoeh daY thot wo"roapart. . _ Additional Fast ·Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds IN MEMORY pf Anno Stiles who CASH pa id for all mokn o.od · passed away Dec. a6. 197l.llf• mod•ls of mobile homtt. wouldn't s"m 10 bleak todo't , Phone Ofto cod.614-•23-9531 . Hod you not been sa deor; Nor the years ahead 10 empty. TIMBER, Pomeroy For"t Pro· H.,0 ._. could Just M h•re.. ducts . Top prict tor standing ' sow11111~r. Coli Kent HanbY , W• miSI yOur prestnte In our 1. 446 _8$10. , lives, . . .. .- ~-· -- ,--- ftr Wilt Ad ltrYict insertion ~ . In silence hi! suffered, in pati•nct the right to HI! or reltct ada poll ow"Jl ytor ago, O.C. 26. Upright an just in olfhis ways , Fo ~ thful , true to th• tnd of his do,.. pu-.ttatlon . RI!DULATtONS Tht 'uttllahtr rtservea •nw ., =~M~~~:~~~o' ~J'OT WANT ADS IIII'ORMATION DI!ADLIIIIS A POOR DAY F'OR Rutlend • 'u.on .. Tut•:· wea: 8:01ltll5:00 Thursday I tll12 noon ••.... FRIDAY :Til8 • Close Sat. At s p.m. • •• • ··········'· RUTI.AND FURNITURE 742-2211 ARNOLD GRA_I lt\JTi.1iND '' ..' �8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Friday, Dec. 24, 1976 SOUTHERN HIGH (liRLS BASKETBALL TEAM_:Front, 1-r, Jean Ritchhart, Lisa Allen, Jayc Ord, Cheryl Roseber,.Y and Pam Brauer; hack row, Amy Souder, Shelly Ward, Brenda Lawrence, Carla Tealord and Coach Connee Williams. -Gary Sisk picture. to eat turkeys NOTICE! WE WILL CLOSE AT 6 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE And Resume Normal Hours At Noon · Sunday, Dec . 26 (Open Noon Til5 p.m. J Dutton's Drug Co. MI'DDLE PORT, 0. United Press inttruaU011al immediately, and Sorenson Ted Sorenson, named by bec•arne Kennedy's chief · .Jimmy Carter to. head the lieutenant and alter ego Central lntelligen<'C Agency, throughout the Senate years is no stranger to the and in the While House. government limelight. After Kennedy was ·assasHe was a close adviser and sina ted, Sorenson stayed speechwriter !tr President · Wltil Jan . IS, 1964, when he John F. Kennedy and resigned to write a, book. wherever the Kennedy "Kennedy" became a best· family went in the golden seJJer · ana was serialized years, Ted Sorenson was widely in · magazines and somewhere in the newspapers. background. Sorenson joined the New Sorenson, 48, did much ol Yock law firm of Paul, Weiss, lhe histocical research when Rilkind , Wharton and then-Sen. John F. Kennedy Garrison, and has stayed wrote "Profiles in Courage." there since he left He often helped Kennedy the government. presidential candidate write Sorenson burns his bridges speeches and positioo papers. behind him. On July 14, 1001, And he became President he went back to McCook, Kennedy's right hand man in Neb., to substitute for the White HoUBe. The ~>foot- Kennedy at a , dinner in tall, scholarly adviser and Norris' honor. He attacked writer was ooe or the group of schools like the ones he inside decision-makers atiended back home, and, during the Cuban missile · Nebraska ltsell, he said, was crisis In 1962. "old, outmoded: a place to Sor ens on r a n leave or a place to die," WlSuccesslully lor Robert F. Kennedy's Senate seat in 1970. He lost In the New York Democratic primary. LO'M'ERY WINNERS Sorenson said he "worked This week's wiDnlng Oblo on" the television address Lotttl')l numbero: made by Sen. Edward M. PotO'Gold Kennedy, !).Mass., alter a Three-digit number yowtg girl was killed when 185 ( one·eight-flve). the senator's car went off a Three-dlglt number bridge on Chappaqulddick 674 (six-seven-lour) , ls.land. · ' Five-digit number Theodore Chaikin Sorenson 32925 ( three-tw ..nloe-twcr was born May 8, 1928, in Lincoln, Neb., lhe son o! C. A. live). Double Play Sorenson, one of the liberal Three-digit number Republicans who supported Sen. George Norris, R-Neb. · J70 (eight-seven-zero). Five-digit number He went to the University of 02018 (zercrtwcrzero-oneNebraska , linatty graduating elght). Phi Beta Kappa. He stayed In Six-digit number get a law degree. Sen. Paul H. Douglas, 1). %97%44 (two-nine-seven. lll ., recommended Sorenson tw..four-lour). Winning color - red. to Kennedy, The two men liked each other :;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;:;:: . PLAINS, Ga . t UPI J - The job of ·t'amily sour,es said she wants to he in wiileranging talks on policy and New selecting a Cabinet behind him, President- ··top health" for her son 1s inauguration. York 's finsnces. · elect Jimmy Carter settled down today to "The family will take Christmas to her," Ce:4rter signect offal his nl'Ws conference a Cl,'!iet Yuletide celebration with his sources said. annoW>Cing lhe rest of his appointments family. · Christmas Day at the Carter's will be 11tursdoy wilh an expression or hope "lhat .. The ~tr~~cb . or the Carter lwnily. devoted to the traditional exrhange of gills we t•an enter the New Year with a MiBB Ullian will be missing from the and holiday feasting . eommitment to being closer together, to Plains hom~, however. Carter's 'IS-year Next week , the President-elect will sharing our problems and our old mother 18 recuperating from arthritic gather his Cabinet and New York's top 'opportWJilies ...." discomfort in an Aniericus, Ga ., hospital, executive officers, Gov. Hugh Carey and Carter penciled in the last name r... his where she will have to stay through Mayor Abrsham Beame at St. Simons, an Cabinet when he selected Washington Christmas. Island off the south roast of Georgia, lor attorney Hnd former Johnson White House 0 9 greetings fpr a holiday well . seasoned with every bright wish .. Thanks for sharing • ' t t< 'lie. ~teamboat ln17. •• stopped last Thursday, when lhe first caseS ol lhe rare paralysis- including seven la~lities-were reported. The CDC said .the number of Guillain-Barre cases jumped !rom 172 last Tuesday to 223 today . Of the 223cases reported In date,llO of lhe victims had received swine flu shots, 100 had not. and it could not be determined whether the other 13 had been innoculated. There was no increase in deaths al)'loog the paralysis victims. Of the seven who have died, six had received • swine flu shots, the .CDC said. ~ FLOWERS We Wire Flowers Everywhere 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop 'Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-57,1 Ph. 992·2039 · 20% BEST CHRISTMAS - Residents of tha Meigs Cowtty In!irmary was guaranteed one of the "best Christmases yet" Friday when despite a late response, gilts for lhe 15 resident.s of the inlirmary were high under their tree. ,Ws. Mildred JacobS, who lhrough her decorating and cooking makes the season . \lfight for infirmary residents, is preparing the g1fts. Mrs. Jambs is aided by her staff and the public in the Christmas project. Located on Rt. 7 below Mid!lleport. Open 9-6 Tues. thru Sat ., Sunday 1·6. tntittt MIDDLEPORJ.POMEROY , DDT IIRRI I I I 0 I I CLOSED DECEMBER 25TH & 26TH Middleport I Best wishes to you and to those you love in this special season of joy. ~atronage! FURNITURE I I ; ' " " ' Thanks For Your " Reul Old·Fashioned Hom" Conkin~" · . · . Killsl8Ye8r-Old Girl •• ... BAKER · . I From AH of Us, . • RIO GRANDE - What happens when principles of management used in industry are applied to the finances of a college ? Hopefully, more efficient use or funds in a lime when the cost of' college education rontinues to skyrocket. At teas!; that's the goal set by J. David Thomas, Rio Grande College's new director til finance. Thomas brings to Rio Grande nine years of e"perience as both a business manager and a teacher. Prior to joining the College stall last fall , · he tau'ght accounting and finance at Defiance Cottege. Thomas also served as purchasing analyst, financial manager and manager of marketing accounting for such companies as RCA, National Cash Register and Mead Corporation. Thomas says he hopes that combination of business and academic experience will . help him s.olve financial problems of a nonprofit college. He was attracted to Rio Grande because or the unique blending of a 100 , year old private college and a relatively new community college. !lio Graode Community College utilize::; the resources of Rio Grande College so that neither buildings or staff need to be duplicated in order to provide educational opportunity for the area . There are three goals Thomas hopes to achieve f!S finance director: "First, I want a reassessment and reevaluation of what the college and community college can do for students and how we can best·manage this union of two schools." PRICE 25 CENTS · SANTA AND AIDES - Starting to load one of UIC trucks with gilts dono ted hv area residents. · · J. DAVID THOMAS His second goat is to set up a management by objectives system to adequately monitor the school's goats and objectives as they relate to the total financial program. Finally, Thom.as plans to provide enough relevant information to faculty and starr to help them assess their programs und become more ~rrtcient. "Historically small private school• have not subscribed to theories of . ned . By P · o ' ·II. ce~:~~~~e~~~e~~r:i~nn~~~~~t;~~;lc~~~~~~ Purs Car . share the many blessings (}( Christmas. Off . SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1976 . l!lmu Here's hoping that all our friencl.~, whose confidence we trea.1ure, will ~ Wit h t:etli fano , Carlt-r ulso named runner Jo'ord Def!!nse Secretury James St'11lcsin~l!r us a White House assistant ··for coordination of all energy efforts,'' and Theodore Sorenson, a former speech writer and adviser to President John Kennedy, to be di(ector of the CIA. Carter has noted he still has many important appointments to make at the finance chief Paralysis cases jump this week Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Arrllla Donahue, Pomeroy; Joseph Quivey, Pomeroy; Ella Payne, Vinton; Paul Dodson, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Mark Hood, Janet Van Vranken, Judith Bailey, James Smith. Hand crafted coo coo clocks from Germany Hand crafted leather items Handblown glass from Blincoe & Pilgrim Picks & Heshi Jewelry Manv Hurricane Lamps novelty Oil Paintings on Canvas items . Decorative Oolls Something • Lawn Decorations for Tilfinay Lamps Spanish & Mexican Imports Wc lfart~. .week or the strict CO<!e of ethics he has mandated foc anyone serving In his administration. At the same time , Carter was expected to disclose plans lor divesting his OWTl inter..ts in Ute family's peanut business. On St. Simons there witt be a thorough review of the economy - including tl1e New York picture - and recommendations to Carter on whether to seek a tax cut next year to stimulate U1c econmn)', ' MRS. VICKIE FINK, WHO recenUy took over the operation of Beverly's Beautv Salon ,. at 200 Paimer St., In Middleport, gave \he eight women of the Meigs County Infirmary a "lift" for lhe holiday weekend. Mrs. Fink visited the in6rmary and gave each of the women a shampoo and set to round out what was a great Christmas at the infirmary. Mrs. Fink Is pictured working on Betty Wills. in collision The Odds &Ends Shop Cabinet level and otl!ers, as he described of ~·:.•cute · importance" such as FBI director. The President-elect has indicated he betioves it within his power to replace FBI Dir<.>clor <.1arence Ketley , even though the tenure lor that postion is now set at tO years. Carter aides believe Ketley will go. Carter mel with Treasury Se.<.Tetorydesignate Michael Blumenthal Thursday but there were no details on !hei r talk; . He also was movi~ lnwc.rU release next day College gains damaged NOW YOU KNOW An edition .ol the King James Bible published in London In 1631 erroneously printed one of the Ten Commandments as "Thou Shalt Commit Adultery" and became known thereafter as the "Wicked Bible." advi,..r ·Joseph Catilano to head the O.•pHrtment o! Health . f.dticallon 'and tmes· V _O_L._ll-.,N""'O-.4 . , - 8 - - - - - --"7 GA:-:LLlPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Cars badly aga inst you for r elief dem., nded in thls complaint LA RRY E . SPENCER Clerk of Coun s Comm on PINts Court Meigs Coun.l y , Oflio (ll) 29 ,16 112) 3. 10, 17, 1-4 31 , fll 7, 8tc Christ~nas • unba .. suggestion. Pro!. Margarete Reiss ol the Psychological Institute ol lhe University ol Muenster wan is big eaters to sit at the dinner table with two photos bel ore them . One is a "before" photo showing the person heloce weight was put By WII,LJAM COTTERELL • on. The other an "alter" ATLANTA (UP!) - The or calories next w each dish photo showing the person C~nt.er 10.. DiSease Control on menus. Few are doing it. with the added !at in the said today the number ol · One exception is the canteen nude. Gullain-Barre paralysis serving the Justice Ministry She reported she used this cases this week jumped to 223 and Technology Ministry. melhod on 229 women and 61 ~ with almost half the Almost everyOne in per cent took off weight ilver · v ictims having been Germany has a Ia !·lighting a period or months , Vaccinated in the stalled Television, too, is getting in swine flu program. lhe act . One ol the nation's A CDC spokesman said no '-EGAL NOTICE lhree television channels is decision has been made on a TO . GENE EDWARD starting in January a sixRO SE . whose tasl known proposal by Dr. Theodore actdress Is Athens . Grrf'ct lind monlh weekly llerles called Cooper, the federal governWh05e E!ICo!ICt llddro' SS Is "Eat Properly." ' ment's top physician, to unknown : One of ·the reasons that TO : MAR GA RET JO ANN resume immunization lor WALKER , whose last known Germans do not eat properly Hong Kong flu and other non~ddress Is "ent , Onlo . and whose ll!SI known address Is is that youn~ women stick to swine llu aibnent.s among the unk noWn : the same latty recipes their elderly and chronically ill. TO ' THE SURV IVING grandmother or great- Three runs by S.POU SE OF WAYNE The U.S. Public Health GRIMM . de c eased . whose grandmothers use, according Service ' advisory committee name and addren are to the German Nutrition on immWlizalion practices, unknown : Institute. It estimated 70 per Middleport E-R To : J&mes Grimm whose headed by CDC direcU>r Dr. last known llddress Is .SSJO Old cent of women used old David Sencer, will meet Three tuns were answered Dixit Hlghwlly , Forest Pllrk. recipes that call foc bacon !at Wednesday tn decide whether GA . 30050. Thursday night and early You ere hereby not ified that in string beans and .huge to resume other llu Friday morning by the v-ou have b ee n nam ed amounts of lard in stews. vaccinations during the defendants in a le9al action Many young · women still · Middleport Emergency en HIIed Roberta C. O'Br ien vs suspension of the swine flu Two cars were heavily program . Gene Edw&rd Rose. et al. This cite the old German saying; Squad. ac !ion ha S been esslgned Case "The best dish doesn 'I taste At 6:33 p.m. Thursday the damaged, one person was Swine flu shots were No . 16,19• In the Common squad was called to ad- injured and a driver was Pl eas Coun ol Meigs Coun 1v. good without butter." The antilat campaign has minister oxygen to Lewis cited to court'as the result ol Ohio . The oblect of the comp laint tough going as the experience Lee, N. Second Ave. At 12:22 an accident .on Mill St., is 10 parllfion real esl!ltt' or an American who took off a.m. Friday, the squad was Middleport, at 12:22 a.m. silu&ted in Rutland Town5hip , Me igs county , Oh io described weight shows. called to Mill St., the scene of Friday. as follows : , He was approached at a • an accident. Charles Neal, 34, Middleport police said · a Beginn ing in the crntcr of· by an another Hartford, W. Va., who had car driven by Laura M. Big Ludlng Creek at the party Mrlhwest cornt'r or E . H. American who said, "You received a laceration or the · Thomas,' Route I, Middleport, GrieVes lend . lately bou~hl bv head in the accident was pulled !rom an alley into a th e said McHetrle in Secllon look fine, been dieting?" 34 , To~n 6. · Rllnge 14 , Ohio He was approached later taken to Veterans Memorial westbound car driven by Compan'l' 's Purchase : lhence north 6~ 1 ~· deg . eut 21 rods to by a German, who said, Hospital. At I :40 a.m . Friday, Charles Neal, 34, Hartford, the west side ol ' the road ; "Heavens, you been sick? n the squad was called for W. Va. Neal who received a thence east 50 rods : lhcnu Pearl Sigman, ISO Main St. head laceration was taken to north 14 deg . east 15 1 : rods : thence north 5 rods 13 links ; She was taken to Veterans Veterans Memorial Hospital thence sovlh 1S 1 .• deg . wes t 14 Memorial. Hospital. by the Middleport Emer· SINGERS SPLIT roa s 9 links : thence west 101 rods 18tinks lo the cenler road gency Squad. LOS ANGELES (UP!) leading from Bradley M ill to Mrs. 'l'nomas was cited to Singers Robert Goulet and qrass run : Thence south 101 dcg . east 1.1 rods 10 th e center Carol rourt on a charge of !ailing to Lawrence were ON HONOR LIST ot iebdlng crtck ; thence down yield the right of way. said creek to the place bf divorced Thursday, ending 13 CHESTEII Katrina oeginnlng , containing about 4.8 years of marriage over Miss &ley Matheny, student at acres , more or tes ~ . ElC.ce~:J!Inq Lawrence's objections. Washington Technical about oi acres ott of !he norlh A Superior Court com· College, Marietta, has been side belongin!l lo Eliv• Nelson heirs. · missioo granted the divorce named to the President's Ust You are required to answer th e co,..,plainl wllh in ?8 days petition by Goulet, 44, with a perfect 4.0 average for after the last publicelion ot denying a request by Miss the Fall Quarter as an· thi s notice . whlctt will be published once each Week tor Lawrence, 43, for a con· nounced today by Deborah K. six consecutive weeks . The tinuance in hopes or saving Mise! , 'Registrar. Mrs. la st publlcallon will be made the marriage. on Jan . 1. 1977 and lhe 28 Matheny is enrolled in he Division ol community General Studies program at' Clays for answer will star t on Lhat da le. property and custody of their the college. She is the In case of vour failure to answer or ot"erwise respon d sons Christopher, 12, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. as reQuired bY the 011 10 Rul es Michael 10, was left lor a Andrew Batey ol the Chester ot Civil Pr oa dure ivdQmen r by deta,u l! will be rend ered future trial. area, Meigs County. Germans advised By JOSEPH 8. FLEMING BONN , West Germany 1UP! ) - Overweight West Germans - an estimated half of the country - are being urged to eat tu1 ~ey this Christmas in stead ol the traditional goose. If they ignore Ibis advice oi Bonn 's Coosurner Society and stick to grandmother's fatty recipes, !hey are being told that one way to light weight problems is to climb 20 flights of stairs daily. That seems like a strenuous antidote that not too many people will adopt even if they could lind lhill many stairs in o country where an eightstory building is considered a wolkenkratzer -skyscraper. But UHl recommendation it has been tested by voiWJteers at the Bayer plant headquarters tn Leverkusen - along with the ·suggested holiday fowl shows that Germans are beginning to take their we ight problem very seriously. The government is too. It ca lculates that sicknesses and disabilities related w overcat.ing cost health insurance schemes $6.8 bittion yearly. The West German Health Ministry, which says that more !han >O per cent or the men consume 500 ca lories too many each day and 50 per cent or the women 400 too many , has appealed to restaurant.s to list the number Carter family plans a quiet Sorenson an old government hand M,-mber FDIC . POINT PLEASANT, W. Va . - The Christmas season got orr to a tragic start when an 18 year-old Point Pleasant girl was ~tiled as a result of a two-car collision at the intersection ol Jackson Ave. a~d 22nd St., at about 12:30 a.m. today, according to ' Poi.:t Pleasant Police Pa.trobnan John Sallaz. Pronounced dead at Pleasant Valley Hospital was Dreama L. Smith; 3401 Howard Ave. She was taken there by the Ravenswood Rescue quad which had left Pleasant Valley Hospital, about the time the wreck occurred, after delivering a patient there. Meanwhile, police have arrested Worthy Leach Jr., 27, 2218 N. Main St., Point PleaSant, On a Charge of negligent homicide. He is scheduled to he arraigned tOday before Justice of the Peace John "Andy" Wilson. DEATH CAR - This demolished 1977 Ford Mustang II was driven by Dreama 1.. ; 'Leach was also Injured in Smith, 18, 3401 Howard Ave. Point Pleasant, when it was struck by another car early this tit• accident and taken to morning at the intersection of 22nd St.. and Jackson Ave. . Pleasant Valley Hospital by the Point Pleasant Rescue Squad. He was .treated and Also assisting in the . in· occurrence tn Mason County wher-e funeral arrangements f,eleased. lmmedialely vtstlgatlon and traffic control this yenr, ae<:ording 'to figures will be announced later: following his release, police was M.ason County Sherif! s complied by the West Virginia Both the 1977 Ford driven by State Police. t.hok him into custody. Deputy Detner Roush Ill. the victim and Leach's 1007 The body was taken to the Pontiac were demolished. ; While the incident remains This . mornin g's trallic Crow Hussell Funeral Home tinder investigation, Mason fatality was lh~ fifth such ~ounty Sheriff's Deputy ~!chard E. Dyer, who aided LILLIAN BETTER J!atrolman Salaaz, noted the . AMERICUS, 'Ga. iUPI) - Jimmy accident was a result ol a Carter's mother "Miss Lillian" is feeling HUMAN ERROR H,igh-speed chase between much better after sullering arthritic paln BELGRADE, Yugoslavia !UP)) - An in the hlp, but will have to spend Christmas $alaaz and Leach. investigatory commission today blamed In lhe hospital. ; Salau was appare'ntly an atr tralllc controller for history's worst torced into power pole and inflight collision on Sept. I 0 cha rglng he CHOPPER PRESENT ~ach reportedly <."Ontinued on forgot he gave permission to a jetliner to WASfUNGTON !UPI) - The Pen· at a high rate of speed and climb to the spot where it smashed into lagon had cheering holiday news lor another jet. : struck lhe Smith car In the · Sikorsky Alrcrall Division Thursday: a _.\l!tersection. The commission said the controller military helicopter contract that could realized his error oniy "40 seconds he fore · Units !rom the ?oint reach more than 1:} billion. The Army impact and by then it was too late. AU 176 Pleasant Volunteer Fire annourwrd it had rohoscn Sikorsky over· persons abnard the twn planes killed. Department responded to the Hoeing Vertol for ronstruction or the $cene to prevent a fire from 1JT'J'A}; t !t lilt)' 'l'<t(·t ical Tran:;pnrt /\ in:mft Sy.llt<'m . ~curring. . . I'"" ¥1 .. these pr~nctples can, only help Rio Grande College do a better job ol serving students. Thomas received his B. S. degree In business administration from Indiana University in 1969, and a Masters In finance from Arizona State University in 1970. •. Planning group will meet in local bank , f OMEROY - · The Meigs County RegiOnal Planning tommission wlll meet at 3:15 p.m. Monday in the agricultural service center meeting room or the Farmers Bank Building. The group wlll consider clearinghouse revie>li items and Will hold reports on the commu~tty development block grant, plat maps antl the Ohio River Main Stem study, The omcers and budget commission wlll meet at 2:4S p.m. prior to the regular meeting Monday to review several items of business. · Generosity brings residents of GSI a merry Christmas GALLIPOLIS - AU resident• of Galttpolls State Institute will have " Merry Christmas ·becau5e of the ~enerusity of area resident~~: who have t'ontrlhuted to the Christmas Stocking Fund. Trucks delivered the wrapped gilts Wednesday and Thursday ••· companied by "Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus.'' Everyone In the GSI Volunteer Association, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Unger, and Evelyo MOrrow, co-ch~lrmen, extend thanks to everyone for making this possible. Gas . wells brought in PSYCHIATRIC AIDES, "Mr. and GALLIPOLIS - Three gas producing· Mrs." Santa Clauo, helped distribute welts have been rompleted In Oallta &Jits It! GS! reoldents. · · · County, according to the current scout report ol the Ohio Oil and Gas Association. A welt producing 100,000 cubic feet of gas a day was drllled by the Alihe\rs 011, Inc., on the Mabel Hayes lease tn Addison Twp. Another Addison Twp well by W. J . Lydic, Inc., on the James Haskins tease produced 90,000 cubic feet or gas. In Cheshire Twp., Cameron and Kincaid reported a well with 100,000 cub\ a feet of gas and live barrels of oil on the WASHINGTON ( Ul'll - A member of James Baird-Frank Brooks land . the presidential Inaugural parade com· mlttee says that unless a sponsor can be found, West Virginia will not be represented by a float tn . the .Jan. 20 festivities . According to Wllllam Hudson, both Gov. Arch Moore and Gov .-etect · Jay Rockefeller have told htm they don't ··~· ~ believe public funds should be used for an 'I inaugural parade float. However , HudsOn said, both Moore and Rockefeller pledged to look lor a donor among the ranks of private Industry. But so far, none has been found even though rosts Involved would be lax.<Jeductlble. But Hudson added lhe f.\nsly lnstltue of Whee(lng, W. Va. wlll be sending a marching hand to participate In the parade. Sponsor needed for West Virginia's float on Jan. 20th Janet Byers directing HMC.Nursing School GALLIPOLIS-Janet M. Byers, R.N., has assumed the position of permanent full-time Director of the Holzer Medical Center School ol Nursing, effective last Dec. 6. In early September of this year Mrs . Byers joined the starr, serving as Associate Director ol the School. She completed her master's degree from Ohio State University In August by serving as sn instructor: in (b,. Holzer School or Nursing this past.suitlmer, working with the student nurses In the clinical areas of the hospital to complete her teaching practtcum. . Mrs. Byers holds a bachelor's degtee from St. Johns College of Cleveland, graduating magns cum laude. She served as an instructor for Sharon General Hospital's School or Nursing In her hOmetown ol Sharon, Pa. !rom 1972 until 1915. She was Miss Hope ol Mercer Cotlnty, Pennsylvania lor lhe American Cancer Society in 197• and 1st Runnerup In the Contiliued .on page A-2 , FUKUDA ELECTED TOKYO (UP!) - Takco Fukuda, a 71year-o)d conservative bureaucrat and financial wizard, was elected Japan's 13th postwar prime minister Saturday by ra•or-thtn margins In both houses of the , parJtament, a bare majority of 256 votes in · teh Sll-seal tower house, alter Prime Minister Takeo Miki olficla Jty tendered his resignation. The largely ceremonial upper house, which has 246 members, Immediately confirmed him by 125 votes. JANET BYERS, R.N. . • New ·;~heriff to name his staff, by next week Montgomery expressed his ~p­ the business or running our sheriff's . I :A\.1 .il'tll.lS - Gatlin County sheriflpreciation that the court action filed d~partmenl and instltttng my Ideas lor the clt•l'l,Jallles M. Mont~om c ry . Patriot Star Rt.. r:altipotis. said F1 i1\ay he will name against him from taking office is over and citizens or this county. I want to pubttcly · hi!-i ~laff members next w,eek prior to that he was declared qua lilted. thank all those '!'ho have stood behind Montgomery said "I want to go about me." tukln~ orftce the weekend o( Jan . I and 2. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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