https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27adb6857c9a160aa3a2087dc210a6c2.pdf 182d53dff2212db23386cd612df4b3b0 PDF Text Text • . ' .... 8- The DaUy Sentinel, MlGdleport-t'OIIIeroy, u ., ·•ueoaay, uec. >In ~ ""· I News •• in Briefs Alma Beller of '''''~;=~=,,~=~,, , ,. Tanker captain nund•y t~rouch IOSt IS h 0 urs. Salurdlly cbaa.. of soow R tland di e1cb dly. Cold Tllufldly U eS aad Friday 1nd aUgllUy before wreck ' warmer Saturdly. Hllhl Young man (Continued from page 1) Sheriff Sgt. N. E. Benson stressed that the accident Ia still under lnvestlgaUon, he said It apparently resuhed NEW YORK (UP! ) - The when CUck struck the back of captain of the U be rian- a car driven by Janet L. reglstered . tank er Argo . Blanken~hlp, 31, Gallipolis Merchant llliys he did not Ferry. She reportedly bad know where his ship was for been stopped In order to 15 ho.urs before it ran aground matea lelttum onto Plymale beeause the ship's primary Lane. Alter strl~lng the compass failed , Blankenship car, It Is Ca pI . G e o r g e. believed that Click continued Papadoupolos told a U. S. past the car and hit two Qistrict Court hearing on a parked cars belonging to suit against the ship's owners . Eloise Nibert and Helen Monday \hal the problem Pyles , both of Gallipolis with the gyrocompass Ferry. '-jprobably was" the cause of Alter striking the two the accident which caused the parked cars, Click's car worst oil spill ever on the apparently bounced hack into nstion 's Atlanti c coast. the middle of the road where Two other Argo Merchant · 11 was strucl<-by an oncoming officers were ordered to truck driven by Tony appear in court tnday to give Starkey according to Ben· ' depositions on Papadoupolos' son testimony. Aldlng Sgt. Benson at the The 7.6 million gallons of oil scene were Deputies Detner spilled from the tanker Roush Ul and Thomas Roush stretches across an area 141 and Henderson pollee miles long and 44 miles patroiman Ron Erskine. The across al Its widest point. Valley Volunteer Fire Dept. and Rescue Squad were also called. The rescue squad transported Click to Holzer. Also transporting victims were Crow-Russell and Wilcoxen's Funeral Homes. aoth the Click 1970 Olds· mobile and the Starkey 1972 Ford truck were demolished. Estimates of $450, $400 and WASHINGTON (UP I) $SO resulted to the Blanken· The United States posted a ship, Nibert and Pyles cars record $906 million deficit in respectively. international trade in November because of an Hospital News Ford to 'look' over amnesty Vele~ Memorllllhlpltol (Continued from page I) Admitted - John Dill, Umitted to Carter trallliUon team olfictall by Melvindlle, Mich.; Everett leaders ol the National Auoclatlon ol Wheal Growers. The Roush, Racine; Debra group repraenta Ianners who have aeen two successive VAIL, Colo. (UPI) Owens, Reedsville; Edward wW be Ia lbe tee• norlb record w~l crop~ push prlcef down rply. • RUTLAND - Mrs. Alms President Ford IIYI be Ia M. Martin, Pomeroy; aad Ia the ZOs aouth Agr!adture Department olllclala recently reported the E. Beller, 66 , Rutland ,' died Dorothy Jarvia, Syracuse; CO!IIIdering grantlnl! a lull 197'1Wlnter wheat crop may be cut aper cenlfrom this year's Monday at Veterans Tbufldly aad Fridly and Ellja Adams, Pomeroy; amneoty lor an VIetnam-eta In the %Go north aDd 301 level. But UIIIOld grain stocks from earlier crape are expected Memorial Hospital. Clarence Mcintyre, Langs- draft evoden and d.....Ws oooth Sall!rday; Lows will to top 1 bllllon bulllela by the time the 1977 harvest begins nell She was born Jan, 3, 1911 In ville; Thomu Bowen, before leaving office- but be be from 10 to ZO early sprlnl!. To he\p cope with the surplus, grower spokesmen Gallla County to the late Pomeroy : Allee Russell , sounds unlikely to change the Tblinday aad Saturday rep<l'tedly have asked Carter officlala to conaider Increasing Theodore and Ida Russell Pomeroy; James Alley , poeiUon he has maintained aad zero to 10 1bove the support Joan rate on the 1976 and 1977 crape to aomewhere. Da vldson. Besides her throu(!houl two years In of· Racine. Friday. above the $2.25 rate set for both years by the Ford _ parents, she was preceded In Ike. Discharged ~ Floyd admlnlatratlon. death by her first husband, On MJ11111ay, Ford uld he Rhodes, Don Wilson, Roger U lhla pushes market prlcea.above world prjce levela, one Sidney Elli•, In 1945; three agreed to review the 1mnesty Roush, .Jr. NAWG leader said the new admlnlltraUon should consider a brothers, a sister and two lasue at the behest of the wife temporary revival of export subsidies. grandchildren. of Sen. Philip A. Hart of Surviving are ber husband, Michigan, who died Sunday. THE CHRISTMAS HOlJDAY TRAFFIC death toll feU Samuel Beller; twoaons, Roy PLEASANT VALLEY . But later, Ford left aome below the estimate of safety experts th1a year. Ellis and Dale Ellis, both of DISCHARGES - Ruby reporters with the Impression PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) Flnalfiguroo Monday showed that 441 peraons died on the Rutland; a daughter, Mrs. Cox, Vinton, 0.; VIvian that he was unlikely to lake nation's highways during the holiday period, which began at 6 Harold (Betty) Kirby , A Liberian tanker ran Mayes, Point · Pleasant; the dramatic step she p.m. local time Thurldly and ended at midnight Sunday. Tile Vienna, W. Va.; a brother, aground In the Delaware Michael · Duncan, Apple ~uggllSted. National Safety ·Council had estimated between 480 to 560 Ben Davidaon Middleport 12 River Monday and sent oU Grove; William Bonecutter; Asked if he was 11 sei'ious" per11011s would die durlns the 1978 holiday weekend. However, grandchildren' and sev~ral surging Into the water from Point Pleasant; Gary Cooper, In telling Mrs. Hart he could · the death count was higher than last year's period, when 412 great-grandchildren, nieces, Its ruptured hull. • Apple Grove; and Morgan consider II, Ford said: "Oh, persons died in traffic accidents durinl! the Christmas holiday· nephews and cousins. The Coast Guard early Smith, Point Pleasant. no. I just said that at the Funeral services wW be 2 today estimated at least request of her I would look at GHICAGo - THE WIDOW OF A MAN who died, ollunB p.m. Thursday at the Rutland 133 , ~00 gallons of light it." cancer In 1973 has been awarded $475,000 In dlmages In a Chapel of the Walker Funeral Arabian crude oil had spilled LODGE TO MEET Pressed to say whether that negligence law suit against a radiologist who faDed to detect Home with the Rev. Amos from the tanker Olympic HARRISONVILLE meant he merely was being the dlaesae on an X-tay two years earlier. Tillis officiating. Burial will Games. A spokesman said Harrisonville Lodge 411,' polite to M.ra. Hart, he Cook County ctradt Court Judge James C. Murray be In Miles cemetery , "As far as we know, it's still F&AM, will meet Jan. 8 at replled, "the words speak for Monday signed the verdict in favor ql MarjOrie Hynes, 48, Friends may call at the . leaking ." 7;30 p.m. Instead of Jan .. 1 themaelves" and said no suburban Hickory Hills, after the verdict was returned by a chapel alter 2 p.m. Wed· Emergency crews were more on the subject. jury last Thursday. Mrs. Hynes and her late husband, nesday. The family will he working to keep the oil from Raymond, bad five chUdren. The verdict was delivered present from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 flowing Into the New Jersey against Dr. Abram . H. Cannon, fanner chainnan of the p.m. Wednesday. marshlands. r8dJcliOIO rlonartn..,nl a~'!'l:esley Memorial Hospital. The Olympic · Games nin aground one mile south of Philadelphia at 4:10 p.m. EST. The Coast Guard said the mishap occurred as the tanker was attempting to , Mrs. Lady Sidenstrlcker Township, a daughter of the tum . The Coast. Guard Monday ® Canaday , 80, Columbus, late Floyd and Allee Murray night managed to refloat the former resident of Meigs Sldenstrlcker, She was also County, died at . Riverside preceded In death by her 12-year-oid, · 171·foot tanker increase in petroleum imhusband, Scott Canaday, in and tow it to its destination, ports and a drop in food ex· Hospitsl early today. . . Mrs. Canaday was born 1947; one daughter, Mrs. the British Petroleum ports, the Commerce Depart· April 29, 1896 in Rutland Nellie Haines, and a sister, refinery at nearby Marcus men\ said today. It was 6th consecutive Hook , Pa . The tanker came Miss Lelah Sidenstrlcker. monthly decline and the from Freepori, Bahamas. The deceased is survived largest since the pr~vious by a son, Richard, and a · ·record of $888 million was set daughter-in -law , Dorothy In August, 1974. · Canaday, Orient, Ohio; one · Commerce said imports granddaughter, Mrs. John (Continued from page I) totaled $10.5 billion · in Candace Scribner, Bruns· striking a fence . November, up one per cent Robert E. Griffith, 18, RD wick, Ohio; two grandsons, Wash one pi~ .or up to from October because of a 2, Crown City, was cha~ged Christopher Canaday, an 18-lllliltltllhls surge in petroleum, food& and and Craig MASON PERSONALS Frlgldah't'-' Dtrty with failure to yield following Columbus, a variety of manufactured Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harbour Washer. Mlldllng Dryer an accident on ljamllton Rd. Canaday , at home, and three products. offers ·a 2•posltlon Fabrtcs one and four tenths miles east grea.t.grandchildren, Ryan, spent two weeks visitlnl! his ' selector. Tl~ and of Victor Rd . Griffith's Shannone and Debln Scrll>- parents, Mr. and Mrs . No Heat cycles. . Stanley Harbour and family. vehicle struck a vehicle ner, BrunSwick. Funeral services will be Harbour has Hnlahed lour driven by Harold Green, .51, Thursday at 2 p.m. at years with Air Force Band. Straight's grandmother, Mrs. RD 2, Gallipolis. No charges were liled in an Rawlings Coats Funeral Mrs. Mike Harbour was also Matilda Noble in Mason. Christmas dinner guests of accident at 5 p.m. Monday on Home with the Rev. Robert . a member of the Air Force Bumgarner officiating. Band. They have returned to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Big Creek Rd. one and two /' Burial will be in Miles Colorado Sprlrigs, where they Harbour were Mr. and Mrs. tenths miles west of SR 7 / . where an auto driven by Cemetery, Rutland. Friends reside ·and will prepare to Pete Karschnik and son, Jon ...... Robert A. Queen, 67, may call at the funeral home move hacl< to this area since Keith of Pomeroy, Mr. and ~~ · r::~~~:-;~L. Gallipolis, slid on the ICY, any time after 2 p.m. Wed· both have enrolled at Mrs. Mike Harbour, Cnlorado / Marshall University. Springs, Mrs. Matilda Noble, pavement striking a parked nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce vehicle owned by Mae Alexander of Cambridge, M:~·and Mrs. Don .Hofch Puckett, 50, of Radcliff. Ohio visited on Christmas There . was minor damage. Eve with his parents and and Gary of New Qrleans, La. Colder tonight, chance of brother, Mr. and Mrs . are visiting her sister and flurries. Lows tonight In the Delmar Alelllnder In Mason. hrother.Jn.Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elmer and daughter, When action - plus - co mlon mid teens. Continued cold, On Christmas Day tbe above Nancy STILL KEEPING a at Clifton, W. Va. counts. think HANES! Now. a new chance of snow Wedn~sdly, mentioned visited with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis hand In the light pme, breed ollinesl cotton knitunderwear. highs to 25. Probability of Delmar Alelllnder's parents, McDaniel spent Christmas Joe Louis turned up at 8 The HANES T-shirt Remarkable precipitation 30 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ThompNew York gym lor a press son at McConhelsvQle, Ohio. Day visiting their daughters shnnk-resistant pertormance . tonight, 40 per cent Wed· conference on an There were 34 relatives and families. They visited reinforced neckband to reduce ''. ·nesday. upcoml!lg fight. The with Mr. and Mrs. Stan or stretching . Fine qualrty sagging presen\lor Chrialmasdlnner. Saunders In Columbus In the legendary heavyweight I cotton knirkeeps ils shape and lit .. . JOHNSON HURT Sunday dinner guests of champion Is managing one yet grves automatic comfort-stretch! RACINE - The Racine Mr . and Mrs. Norman morning and In the afternoon of the Hghters In a Las they vil!ited Mr. and Mrs. Emergency Squad trans· Reynolds at Kanauga, Ohio James The HANES Briel: The lOngLoyd at Nashport, 0. Vegas bout. ported Emerson Johnson o.f were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth · Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow diStance perlormer with a hrnt of Portland from the Racine Reynolds, Mrs. Landon Foreman of Lorain, Ohio, athletic support where you want it! Heat-resistant elastic in waist-band Lock and Dam to Holzer . Smith, all of Mason, and Mrs. visited their daughter, Mrs. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. and in leg openrng s. Perma·wh ite Medical Center with a R. C. King ol Henderson. Myra Hysell and family (UPI) - The Springfield lrnest absorben t knit From the possible leg fracture on Indians, mired In last place In Mrs. R. C. King, during the·holidays. HAN ES family of fine underwear. Christmas Day , The Racine Henderson, Mrs. Landon Mr. Chalky McDaniel .·the American Hockey unit also removed Carter Smith, Mason, visited with League, fired Coach JOhn his sister, Mrs. James Hanna Monday , Springfield Smith from the Vista Station Mr. and Mrs. Nelson visited Loyd and family at Nashport, In Racine to the Holzer Reynolds and family on Ohio during the holidays anlf President George Leary Medical Center; Cloisl BadB· Christmas morning and with with another sister' Mrs. Stan announced. Be sure to see aII the other styles . ley, Racine, to Veterans Mr, and . Mrs. Kenneth Saunders and family at Hanna was replaced by Hanes Underwear for men & boys Memorial Hospital and Kay Reynolds and family In the Cnlumbus. Gary Dineen, 33, coach of the Vournacos, Syracuse, to afternoon. Mass~onn Twins of the including Ther.m;lls.,for .men & boys. Mrs. Matilda Noble has Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Junior Amateur Hockey ,;;, •,i.ir • "r Veterans Memorial Hospital returned home alter two McDaniel and Cllalky spent ' ' League. Dineen was coach In other recent runs. ••. ' Christmas evenlnl! with Mr. weeks visit with her son and · and Mrs. Calvin McDaniel and general manager of the daughter-in-law, Mr . and and family In Pt. Pleasant. AHL Springfield Kings In CALLING PEKING .VATICAN CITY (UP!) - ~~- Did! Noble at Mifflin, Also visiting at the McDaniel 1971·72 when the team was under different ownership. Vatican Radio said Monday it Mr. and Mrs. Bob Straight home were Mrs. McDaniel's Hanna will remain wit~ the will st8rt dally programs In and children of Grafton, W. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl team In an unspecified job, Chinese Jan . I. Leary said. Va. visited recently with Mrs. La~:UGHTER BORN ... for the finest services offered Mr. and Mrs. Raymond by any bank. Visit us today for McFarland, Mason, are announclnl! the birth of a more information about our daughter, Tracey Dawn on checking and savings account PL~CE Ouistmas Day at Holzer plans. We will be happy to serve Medical Center. The mother you. Ia the former Beck)' Raynes. The Infant weighed 6 pound& and 14 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. ·McFarland also have a son, WALK-UP TELLER WINOOW AND Travis, age 3,.,. Maternal A_UTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Raynes and the FRI. EVENINGS 5 to 7 P.M. great-grandmother Is Mrs. Katherine Raynes, all of Mason. Paternal "THE grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam McFarland and great-gra.q,&rents are Mr. For mixed· vitamin deficiencies FRJENDLY .BANK" and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, aU of New Haven •. JI'OPOAII a . ha Delaware River gets oil dose suggestion Record deficit posted for year Fonner resident of Rutland dies at age 80 in Columbus Frigidaire Laundry Pair Pomeroy ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Hanes • 1' ...,, .T·Shirt & Brief Mason Area News Notes ) $569 / T-SHIRTS / 3 for $4.79 BRIEFS 3 for $4.49 Weather Keep passing the buck on to .CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK \ .A~~Fi~ .~~ · ~DD~D . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TilE INN More physicians and . pharmacists recommend Theragran®than any other high potency vitamin formula Wednesday Night Special Visit Our Salad Hoagg y Steak Bar MEIGS 1H£ATNE CLOSED FOR Home Fries Vegetable Hot Rolls Cof.fee, Tea or MIDIUPORT, OHIO Mend* Federal Deposit Insurance Capocaliar ' --·.-- DEPOSITS INSURED TO '40.000 ·===:-"- ' ! ( Mil~ THE MEIGS INN Pomeroy, o:. VACATION WATCH FOR OPFNING DATE THERAGRAN lHERAGRAN-M 100 with 3D Free 100 with 30 Free '4.. Nelson's Reg. $7.59 Nelson's Reg. $7.99 Employment office expected to return to Meigs County Strong indications surfaced today that Meigs County soon may have a Bureau of Em· • ployment Services office. Several years ago a local office where the unemployed could .file claims for unemployment benefits was closed down and since then Meigs Countians have had to travel to Gallipolis to apply for benefits. Through the effort of Meigs County Auditor Howard Frank, Commissioners'" Henry Wells, Bernard Gilkey and Warden Ours, there Is. everY indication now that a local office to provide not on ly unemployment but employment services will be opening soon. Tu esda y, the com· missioners signed a contract with the Bureau of Ern· ployrne nt Ser vi ces, Columbus, Indi cating that they will pay one·half the rent on office quart ers. Th e arrang ement ha s been cleared through the Stale Attorney General by Frank and final approval on the ' Two getting jail terms Two men' were fined and · ordered to go to jail by Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night on being convicted of destruction of property in the breaking out of two large plate , glass windows and the wind· shield of a car. Fined $250 and costs on each of three offenses were David Tiemeyer, 20, of Pomeroy, and Tom McCloud, 21 , Middleport. In addition to the fines , which total $750, each was sentenced to lBO days in jaiL Windows broken out by the two lnclucte the Carpenter's !!aU on East Main St., and Simon's Pic-a~Pair, opening of the office will rest with fede ral officials in Chicago since fede ral funds will be involved in opening and operating the ofl(ce. The office will be located at 110 Sycamore St. in Pomeroy , the former Reuter-Bragan In surance Agency Offi ce, owned by George Hobsietter of Pomeroy. If the demand is present, the office will be opened on a full-time basis. II the work load Is not sufficient for a lull time operation, a shorter schedule will prevail. Local officials said not only has the filing of claims by Meigs Countians in another county been a problem for the unemployed from the standpoint of traveling, but from the standpoint of the tr ue unemployment picture. The rate of unemployment in Meigs County is reported quite tow and It Is felt that, perhaps, unemployed per• sons making claims in other rounties might not have been recorded as a part of the Meigs County unelnploymenl •plc;ture. Several federal programs are designed to provide aid lor counties · with high unemployment and officials feel that with a local office operating a true picture of the unemployment in Meigs County can he ascertained and perhaps, will provide better eli gibility lor the county for participation In the programs. office fa cilities for un un employm~ nl and Pmployrnenl services offi ce in Pomeroy . Looki ng on Is Meigs Auclitor Howard Frank who has played a major role In helping to get .a locut office recsta blished. W. Main St., was broken by the defen· dants . The two . were apprehended by the Pomeroy Police Department Tuesday. VOL XXVII Also fined in the court Tues- . day night were Rex Darst, Pomeroy, $50 and costs, for disorderly conduct, and Brian Kizzee , Middleport, $100 and costs, for a petty larceny. Forfeiting bonds in Mayor Andrews' court were Roy Boggs, Shade, $50, posted on an intoxicatin charge, and Winnie Fiber, Mason, $30, Fifteen defendants were posted on a charge of failing fined and eight others for· to yield the right of way. feited bonds in Meigs County Court Tuesday. ';:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:; ~: ;:;:;:;:;.:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:· :::·:·:::::·:::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::~ Fined by Judge Robert E. Buck were Maxine M. Powell, Rt. 1, Long Bottom 1 lf $150 and costs, three days confinement, ficense " By UDited Press International suspended .for 30 days, NEW YORK - MAYOR ABRAHAM BEAME and Gov . driving while intoxicated; Hugh carey came away satisfied from their meeting ,with Robert M. Johnson, Jr., Rt. 3, President-elect Jimmy Carter, who promised to keep the city Pomeroy, $100 and costs, from bankruptcy and blamed some of its financial problems on tsklng illegal deer; Lowell past federal policy. Schivendeman, Lowell, Ohio, "President-elect Carter reiterated that he is not going to $9 and costs, speeding; let New York down i ' Beame said as he arrived in New York Sidney Burton, Middleport, Tuesday night after the meeting with carter in St. Simons $10 and costs, illegal hacking; Island, Ga. Carey added, "We now have a reason to be Ruth Luthern, Rt. 2, ·Racine, optimistic." $10 and costs, left of center; Paui -~ Keller, Rt. . 1, MidWHITESBURG, KY. - ·OFF\CIALSOF THE federal mine dleport, $15 · and costs, safely agency have nearly eliminated what had been their parking on roadway; leading theory of the cause of a fatal exploslon that claimed 11 Everelte Smith, · Rt. 1, lives last March at the S~otia Coal Co. mine in Southeastern Middleport, $15 and . costs, Kentucky, The Courier-Journal reported today. Mining speeding ; William B. Rife, Enforcement and Safety Administration officials have ' practically ruled out the possibility that electrical currenl might have been inadvertently been sent into the area of the mine explosion, triggering the explosion. MESA officials said their investiga lion was far from complete, but they indicated checks of electrical equipment at the mouth of the Letcher County mine led them to change their minds about the probable cause of the explosion. Other leading theories being pursued by MESA are that the blast was caused by roof falls, smoldering fires or a spark from a compressor in RACINE - Four defenan old locomotive engine inside the mine. dants all of the Racine area forfeited bonds of $35 each to MUNICH, WEST GERMANY - AMERICAN fashion Racine Mayor Charles Pyles designer lolain Rousseau Bocher, who created styles for Tuesday nigh~. all posted for wofnen ranging from the duchess of Windsor to the Girl Scouts , speeding citations. is dead at 86. The Munich Harlaching Hospitsl said Bacher Forfeiting were John F. died late Tuesday of double pneumonia. Bucher was born in Young , Racine ' Donald Chicago Oct. 24, 1890, the son of a French businessman and his · Dillon, Route I, Racine; British wife . Lawrence W. Abies, Route 2, He began his career as a musician, studying piano and Racine, and Milford singing, but lost his voice and switched to the study of art in Frederick, Racine. Chicago, New York and Munich. In 1922 he worked .as an Fined for speeding were illustrator for Harper's Bazaar and later became an ed1tor of Ellis McMillan Racine Vogue magazine In Paris until1929. He opened his own shop in - $!lit.70· Clarence 'Lawrence' Parts in 1930, but it was closed by the outbreak of World War II Jr., ' Portland, $31.10; and he returned In 1940 to New York, where he opened a salon Clarence P Parsons Route 2 that dressed the rich and Influential women of the world. Racine, $34.70 and Charles F: TUCSON, ARIZ . - SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES kept John Wagner, Racine, $29.70. The Adamson's jail whereabouts hidden today at the start of h1s arresting officer was Chief of \ trial on charges of murdering investigative reporter Don Police Allred Lyons. Bolles fearing for his life from a "shadowy organization" that may. have ordered the slaying. A spokesman for the Pima County Sheriff's Department said Adamson , 33, a burly Intimate of prominent persons involved in big land deals in EXTENDED OUTLOOK Arizona's real estate frontier, was at one of five prison and Friday through Sunday, holding facilities and might he moved about. cold Friday aad tem· Adamson, wearing dark glasses and a blue sports outfit, peratures slowly was present In Superior Court Tuesday at the start of jury moderating Saturday and selection In the second attempt to try him for the car-bomb Suildoy. A chance of snow killing of Bolles, 47, a prize-winning newsman for the Arizona New Year's Day, maluly Ia Republic, Adog breeder and sometime tow truck operator, he the northern oecllons of tile was whisked away after the proceedmgs. state. Hlgbs will be In tile teens or lower 20s Friday, WASHINGTON -THE UNITED STATES POSTED a record $906 million foreign tude deficit during November but warmln1 to the 20s Suodly. officials said that's good, not had, with respect to the economy. Lows wlll he zero to 10 Exports tailed off 1 per cent last month to $9.6 billion, and above Friday mornlag and Imports grew 1 per cent from October to $10.5 billion, the 10 to 20 Sunday morning. Cnmmerce Department announced Tuesday. Commerce economist Maynard Comiez said the increa~ :::·:::·:·:::·:·:·:::::::::·::::::::::::;::::·:·:·:·:::.;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: (Continued on page 10) POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Court takes four bonds Rt. 1, Middleport, $15 and costs, failure to yield; Jimmy B. Griffith, Rt. I, Middleport, $15 and costs, failure to stop within assured clear distance; Richard D. Helton, Rt. 1, Dexter, $150 and costs, license suspended 30 days, attend school In Athens, driving while intoxicated; Clinton P. White, Milton , W. Va., $12 and costs, speeding; Kenny Morris, New Marshfield, $25 and costs, 15 days confinement, confinement suspended , one year probation, trespassing; Ronald Handy, Columbus, $100 and costs, spotlighting deer; Edward B. McKinney , Cniumbus, $100 and costs, hunting Illegal deer ; Sammy F. Stamper, Jr., no address recorded, $100 . and costs, illegal Spotlighting. Forfeiting bonds were Lewis T: Ifiwhorn, Bidwell, $33.50, speeding; Lillie M. Stoat, Huntington, $27 .50, failure to yield; David A. Fife, Middleport, $27 .50, speeding; Gary L. Harris, McArthur, $27.50, left of center; Tommy Joe Ferrell, Charleston, and Patricia Hill, Rt. 1, Portland, $357.50 each, driving while Intoxicated; Sigle E. Chaffin, Vinton, $27.50, left of center; Sinday Howell, Parkersburg, $50, assault. First Federal payment here says auditor Meigs County Auditor Howard E. Frank, chief executive officer of Meigs County who signed the statement of assurance required by the Public Works Employment Act 1976, said today Meigs County· has received 17,773 as Its first quarterly Installment. The Intent of Congress was that these funds be used prima<ily for the em· ployment of persons and the provision of basic services by our government. The state law requires that these funds be appropriated or en· cumbered within six mbntha of receipt by local government. NOW YOU KNOW Because of underground streams It is possible to catch fresh water fish In the Sahara desert. 4,500 pills stolen Three persons have been matter accordlnl! to a spokes· he reported for work at 9a.m. taken . Into custody by Gallia man for the Gallia County Tuesday. The building was County sheriff's deputies for sheriff's department and entered some time between 9 questioning In connection Gallipolis Police Depart· p.m. Monday and Tuesday with the breaking aiKI en- ment. The three suspects morning 'by knocking a hole tering and theft of 4,500 pills included a !~·year old through a drywall covering a , valued at $768 from juvenile. small window In a restroom. According to Gallipolis Gillingham's Drug Store on Another small bole was Second Ave. and Pine St. In Pnlic& Chief John Taylor, made through a drywall GaUlpolla Tuesday IJ)Ornlng. Richard MacKenzie pertitlon into 8 drug storage Charges are pending In the discoyered the robbery when room . The 4,500 pills Included PRIC E FIFTEEN CENTS :· :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:- Buck's court docket heavy . News. . . in Briefsl 4' AGREEMENT SIGNED - Mei gs County Commissioners,! tor, Bernard Gilkey, Henry Wells and Warden Ours 'signed an agreement Tuesday with the Bureau of Employment Services to pay half the rent on Darvon, Ubrium, Mellaril, Gerax, and Valium. It was unofficially reported some of the pills were recovered. · Three suspectr. were booked for further In· · vestlgatlon after complaints were received at the sheriff's office regarding dlaorderly conduct In the Neighborhood Road area. ~· ' REMINDER NOTED Middleport businesses are reminded that Friday, Dec. 31 Is the deadline lor obtaining amusement machine licenses as required by village or· dlnance. Llceoses are available at the Mayor's office. Baby Derby near 1977 launch time ;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:·:::·:;:·:::·:·:::-:::·:::::·:;:::::;:::·:·:·:·:·:· Thirty-two Big Bend merchants are offerin g prizes in the 1977 Daily Sentinel Baby Derby . Parenls of the first baby through the derby will receive a number of gifts contributed by the 32 business houses as a part of the derby. According to rules of the contest , parents of the first baby of 1917 must be legal residenli of Meigs County although the fat~er may be in the Anned Forces nnd the family stationed at a distant point. The exact time of birth must he specified in a written statement from the attending physician. The statement of birth must be received at the Daily Sentinel Office, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, no later than midnight on Jan. 10. Gifts include two cases of baby !nod from Wald Cross and Sons, Racine; a $!i gift certificate from Heritage Reform still on schedule By WESLEY G. PIPPERT . ST . SIMONS ISLAND , Ga. (UP!) - President-elect Jimmy Carter, in the face of remarks by his cabinet members to the contrary, has restated his intention to seek welfare refortn and a reduction In defense waste during his first year in office. "I think you can depend on it," Carter said Tuesday night in an Interview with NBC-TV following a dinner with cabinet members. In brief remarks, carter said his administration would put together a welfare package this year, although he said "complete implementation" may come later. He also said ~tting $5 billion to fl billion from the Pentagon budget "will be completed before the next · budget." Earlier Tuesday, Harold "Brown, defense secrelarydesignate, Joseph Califano, secretary-designate of Health, Educalion and Welfare, and Jody Powell, Jimmy Carter's spokesman and adviser, indicated the administration would delay fulfilhnent of two of Carter's main campaign promisesquick welfare reform and defense savings. Carter said throughout the campaign that he would insti· tute welfare reform during his first year In office, and cut defense spending by $!i billion to $1 billion amually. "To he realistic, a lull accomplishment of . that reduction In (defense ) waste (Continued on page 10) .Two fined on DWI charges in Middleport Six defendants were fined , two on charges of driving ,while Intoxicated, by Mid· dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Fined were Marilyn D. Hendricks, 22, Parkersburg, $150 aod costs and three days In jail and Robert Rickard, 34, Olflon, W. Va., $150 and costs and three days In jail, both on charges of driving while intoxicated; John T. Rue, 22, Middleport, $10 and costs,. running a stop sign; Steven R. PuUin, 27, Mid· dleport, and Thelma Fams· worth, Long Bottom, $10 and costs each, both being charged with running a red light, and Laura M. Thomas, 19, Middleport, $10 and costs, · lallur~ to yield, the right of way . .House; a case of cann ed milk from KroKers; u package or diapers from Slifllcrs Store; a battery operated lolliclock and two cnses of Royal Crown from the Hoyal Crown Bot· tling Co.; a one piece snow suit from the Racine Depart· ment Store; a baby bunting from Landmark; a three piece feeder set from K. and C. Jewelers . A$10 savings account ut the Racine Home-National Bank; a $3 gift certificate from The Fabric Shop; three boxes of new born pampers from the Racine Food Market; a babY. , planter from the Pomeroy Flower Shop; a slip for mothei·· from the L. & z. Dress ·Shop; three boxes of new born paffipers tr·om Swlsher·Lohse Phannacy ; a case of baby fond from Twin Cities Gateway Super · market; a cui flower acrangernent from Dudley Florist; a $10 savin gs account at the · Pomeroy Nalionnl BHnk ; u cosc uf LJ.aby food from Mtu·k V Supcnnnrkct; n brown beur fr om Moore':-; Store ; n freu mbnl to the mother fr om· Crow's Slcnk House. A$10 suv ln ~s acco unt nt the Citizens National lln nk: a pa ir of baby shoes f1·om Ha<t· · ley 1S Shoes: three boxeN of pQmpers fr om Vill age Phun·nucy ; ·$5 of£ on uything ordered from Scm·s' cntulo~ from the Seers Store; 10 ~all o n s of gasolin e fr om Welker 's Ashland Sta tion : n feed er spoQn with rattler, Goessler 's J ewelry Stor e; free meal for the porents at Meigs Inn; a $!i gift ,cer· tlllcate, The Kid<\le Shoppe ; n crib toy fro"' Western Auto; o $10 gift certificate from Powell's Super Valu ; a free meal from ihc pHrents at Country Cousins Cook Shoppe, and a $10 gift' ce1·· tillcate from Elberfeld 's. $450,000 action filed A suit for $450,000 resulting The suli claims the from an accident in Meigs plaintiffs were riding In .a County on Oct . II, 1975 has vehicle driven by Roher! F. been filed in Meigs County Lawson on CR 31 when It Common Pleas Court by collided with a second car Shirley Ann Evans, Rt. 2, driven by Bums. Mrs. Evans Racine, on behalf of herself charges Burns and Lawson and Jason Lawson, Sherrie Lawson, Amy Lawson and Robert Lawson, all ·minors. Defendants In the case are Robert P. Burns, Gahanna; Robert F. Lawson, Rt. 1, Portland, and \he board of Meigs County Com· missioners. Gallla County sheriff-elect James M. Montgomery today named veteran Meigs County sheriff Robert (Bob) Har· tenbach one of his fulltirne The Pomeroy Emergency deputies . Squad answered a call to the Hartenba ch, defeated In his Certified Service Station at bid lor reelection last month , 12 :41 p.m. Tuesday lor Russ was sheriff (or 16 years. Miller, who had a possible Other staff members given fractured ankle. He was the oath of office this morning taken to Veterans Memorial by Common Pleas Court Hospital. Judge Ronald R. Calhoun At 9:19 p.m., the squad were Sid Vance, Vinton , went to Mulberry Heights for another veteran officer Mrs. Ben Brown, a possible currently servin g under coronary victim, who was Sheriff Oscar Baird, and new also taken to · Veterans deputies Rober! Meade of Memorial Hospital. At 8:26 Vlntori and Jimmy Hatfield of ·a.m. Wednesday, the squad went to the Meigs Inn for Daniel Wagner who was also Things reversed taken to Veterans Memorial The State Highway Patrol, Hospital. GaUipolls, said today Howard C. Birchfield, 51, 'Route I, Middleport, was cited to SUIT FILED court' on a charge of falling to Joyce M. Te~ry , West yield the right of way as the Hamlin, W. Va., filed for result of an accident on SR 7 support under the Reciprocal at Story's Run at 8:50 a.m. Agreement Act in Meigs Monday. County Common Pleas Court An earlier account of the against James D. Terry, accident stated erroneously Harrisonville. Ethel E:rther that Mrs. Parthenia C. Connor was granted a divorce Vance, 47, Route 4, Pomeroy, from Jim Connor. driver of a second car In the accident, was cited on the BOARD TO MEET charge. The earlier account The Meigs County Board of also stated that Drexel Commlasloners will meet In Vance, a passenger In the special session at I p.m. Vance vehicle, was injured. Thursday to wrap up end of The Patrol said that Vance the year business. was not Injured. with -negli gence of operation and the board of county commissioners with falling to maintain CR 31 properly. The money Is sought lor alleged pennanent injuries to the plaintiffs. Hartenbach lands Gallia deputy job Call answered . Patriot. Dispatchers named were Gordon Wooten, Herb Dunn and Harold Pauley. S~c rllf Montgomery's wife will serve as jail matron. Ra chel Borton, Gallipolis, will he the offi ce secret ary and bookkeeper, and Kathy Spaulding, Rt. 1, Chesh ire, the cook. Montgom ery said ad· dltlonal deputies will be uamed Monday. Montgomery win become· Gallia County 's first Democrat sheriff since 1956 at 12 :01 a.m. Monday . Weather Cloudy with more snow tonight. Lows near 5. Cloudy and cold T!mrsday, hi ghs in upper teen s. Probability of precipitation . near 100 per cent toda y, 60 per cent tonight, ao per cent Thursday ' ASSISTS GIVEN RACINE - The Racine Emergency Squad Tuesday at 3 p.m. transported Bill Wood, Racine ,. a medical patient to the Holzer Medical Center. AI 9:10 p.m. the squad too k Fern Hayman, near Racine, who was having difficulty breathing, to Holzer Medical Center. Wednesday morning at 7:05 a.m, Betty Willis was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital with &b· domina! pains. I �• 2- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday , Dec ZS, 1976 Blacks boo new Chicago mayor White col/JJr By ROBERT MACKAY CHICAGO 1UP! 1- Desptte some 301) boomg blacks and the angry oppositiOn ol Independent ald ermen , Mtchael A Btlandtc IS the acung successor of Rtchard J Daley as mayor of Chtcago Rtla ndt c, a 53-year-old bachelor of Croattan descent who learned Chtcago pohttcs du ecll y fr om Dale), hiS netg hbor, IS the fourth consecullve man from t he ctty's South Stde lith Ward to occ upy the mayor's ofh ce smce 19J 3 He got the JOb Tuesday m a iopstded, 45-2 vote by the Ctly Counct i whtie oppoSition forces fought until the last mmute to eicoot a f~rst bla ck mayor for the nation s s~cond largest c tly Only aidenne n we1e chgtble for the post Wti son Ftost th e bla ck prestdenl pro tempore of the counctl, had mmntamed smce the death of Daley last week that he \\ aS the mayor by \Ortue of hts posttton He was expected to oppose Rllandic for the post But he would not let his name be placed m norntnalton Tu esd ay, arousmg the tre of his black supporters m the counctl chambers and ga ll er~es , Black aldermen and Frost Himself sa td they dtd not have Ute25voles necessarytowm Bla cks, wh o had packed the ga lleries, shouted "We want J udas , " - an app aren 1 reference w Frost It was reported Frost had agreed to a compromise and would not oppose Bllandtc m return for hls election ~s chatrman of the councils P 0 " e r f u 1 F 1 n an c e Commttlee, ':'htch Btlandic had headed Frosl later was unammously elected to that post That , and Ius expceted ChOICe to he admmistr.tlon !loot leader, made hun the No 2 man m Clucago ctty government Frost all but acknowledged thatanoid-fashloned Chtcago deal had been made In closlllg almost two hours of debate, he declared, "ff there was a dea l and If there lS adealihopethattheblack people and the while people wlllfmdthal th<·l are better served" As presldmo offtcer at the • meetmg, Frost ruled out of order a n at tempt by mdependenl Alderman Ross W Lalbrop to put hiS name m nommatwn artd smd later, "It's mterestmg that one of my supporters was wtlhng w nommate me but was not wlllmg to nommate hmlSeif Why should I be the one w take a sulctde Jump ' Promises focused on lly HELEN THOMAS UPl Whtle House Reporter ST SIMONS fSl AND, Ga 1 UP!) Conscwus of hiS campatgn commt tme nts, Pr es tdent elect Jt mmy Cartel convened fm al pre· tnaugural talk s wtth hiS offtctal fanui) today to lay down matching orders for the fn st 100 days of hi s CJdmtnistra tton Pt ess Secretary Jody Powell told teporters the Ca bin et , whtch ha s been meetmg wtth Ca rter on an tnfo1ma l bcists for three days to consider at a mormng meetmg an agenda prepared Wi.I S by V 1ce Pr cs1de nt el ec t Woller F Mondaie for the next Lhree months i'oday llkll ked the 11llil pre maugUI dl meetmgs fot· the g1 oup scheduled to head homewa 1d Ill mJdaftet noon Among top pnor1ly (;,llnP<ugn prom1ses, which Ca t ter hopes to move on -soon dfteJ hts maugurat aon, are the pardon for VJCtnam wm <~aft e>aders he hopes to announce wtlhm a week after he take s of ftce , ~ ~orga mz a t! o n , welfa re 1eform tax reform national hcdlth ms urance. and wa}s to make the presadency more accesstbie w the pubhc Carter arranged the un~ t ece nd e nt e d Cabinet meetmg on this green Island off the Georgtan coast so Jne mbers could get facquamtcd w1th one another and hct11 from CC£t ler htmself on what he ~:qxH.:ts [rom them 'We'1e gomg to have a good .tdnumstratwn,' he told his ofhctal fa mtly I thmk the country IS ready for some bttghl new successful appro aches to some of the problems that have afflicted our nati on m the past number of years I thtnk we 'll demonstrate as far as I kno\\o an unprecedented shOwmg of common purpose He enunciated a new un- PI ecedenled relaltonshtp him self and Mondale, saymg the vtce preSident-elect would be Ius chtef staff person" who could gtve orders to Whtle House atdes as thetr boss" Powell later told reporters Mondale wtll funclton m the Whtte House from an offtce nea r the pres ad ent s as Carter's prmc1pal advtsor" nnd 'almost CI S a co-equal bct\\ cc n 'lhe Cabmet also heard Tuesday from Carter pollster Pat Caddell the Ameman people still are skeptical of government ofhcta is and have lost their fatlh m federal pronoWlcement.s Accordm g to Powell , Cadde ll charactemed the altitude of the Ameman people as one of htgh hopes but low expectallons " At the same lime, Caddell noted a stgmfiCant nse m consumer confidence smce the November eleclton Cabmet members ,tlso "ere apprtsed of the Feb 15 dead lin e for recommenda tiOn s lo change the federal budget for fiScal 1978, wht ch Prestdent Ford submtl before he leaves offtce And Carter urged members of hiS offtctal fanuly to he nware of hiS pledge to reorgamze the goverrunent, askmg them "not to become seduced by what now eKtsls, " accordmg to Powell Powell satd Carter warned futu re Cabmet members aga1ns t b eco min g 'protective of thetr own turf '' "'U · 1 dun t hm 25 voles and all the wrangl mg and mtsunderstandmg IS nul go mg to gtve me 25 votes " Rut blacks who packed the gallertes did not Lake the dectswn easily Renault A Robmson,prest· dent of the Afro-American 1 p 0 h ce) Pal ro 1m en •s Leag ue told the gallery through ' a bullhorn " It was the qutckest and the fastest sellout I've ever seen " Alderman Rt c ha r d Stmpson one of the two rlay votes ~"atnst Btlandtc, • charged a backroom deal m a smoke ftlied room" lite Rev J•sse Jackson, head of Opera lion PUSH satd Frost s deCISIOn was a "po;ychologtcal blow" to the Chtcago black commumty, which comprtses more than 40 per cent of the ctty's population Btiandic was sworn mto offtce tmmedtately Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - James Counts Mtddieport, Shirley Landers,' Mmersvtlle , Carl Allen sworth, New Ha ven, Michael Van Meter Mtd· dlep01t Thelma LeMaster, Pomeroy, Lena Wolfe, Mtddleport, Lon Fau lk , Pomeroy, Dorothy Wnght, Rutland, Th omas Drake, Pomeroy, Car la Whaley , Shade Betty Brown , Pomeroy DISCHARGED - Sh~rley Evans , Selma Ca li , Te d Hatfield, Jr , Luther Blevms Holzer Medical Center !Discharges, Dec 2~1 Glona B1ckle , Candace Brothers, Margaret Ca rpenter, Sally Chne, Wilburn ElliS, Rosa lmes , Elton Lykms, Mary McCarty, Mrs Raymond Mc~'a lia nd and daughter , Clarence Otler Mrs Delbert Perry and da ughter, Ronald Phllhps Kathy , Robtnson Charles Ruien, Joh n Thompson Kenneth Ward IBirth, Dec. 28 1 Mr and Mr s James Norman, daughter Vmlon Aid program is. unfair Belmont County swears - · as doled out l?Y Ford • I UP!) - amounts to small and rural m new· woman sheriff TheWASHINGTON of local government " prestdenl of the U S ~I CLAJ HSVILLE, Ohio formerly was an mspector for 1UPl t - Ka lby Crumbley the Umled Mme Workers wtll be s\\Orn at \ p m today satd she does not oppose a • as Be lmont County sheriff , move by the deputies to for m thus becommg one of the few a umon women tn Uu~ U S ever to "1JUSt want the men to gave hold such a post 1t some thought before A se lf -d escr1bed non- dectdmg on a umon, " she woman's hbbe1 ' tile fi.foot sa1d ' I don't " ant them to 27 5-pound formc1 deputy regret thctr chmce " shenff says she knows she She recenli) attended a Will be tested but f can mcellng of the Buckeye State handle lhe jub Sheriffs Assoctalton and said One of the hrst ordet s of she came away reahzmg lbat busmess fm her wtll be to ·some people are ready to assemble a staff of deputtes start cflllCIZing a woman to patrol the southeastern sherllf But I don't mlend to Ohw count) that IS dolled gtve them much to talk about 111th coal nunes and hghl 1 JUSt want them to be able w mdustr; say that I'm one of the best She satd there "wtll be no shertffs they have ever who lesale changes I will try seen " and mak e 1t a more Mrs Crumbley who profcsstonal department and carnes a 357-magnwn gun wtll stress lhal the men mstead of the standard 38respect cdch other i:lnd are caliber piStol, said, "The aware of the JOb they have to people of Bemont County do' have put the1r trust m me and Mt s Ct umbley who l mtend to keep 11 " Conference of Mayors ciatms PreSident ~·ord granted a disporportwnate Share of a $2 b1lhon atd program for ctltes and counttes w small towns The money was approved by Congress over Ford's veto, to combat the recesston by gtvmg commumtaes money to btidd courthouses, hbrartes, parks, sewer systems and sumlar pubhc wo1 ks prowets No local ma tchmg funds are reqUired The government rece tved $24 bllhon worth of proposals for the $2 btihon that "as available Mayor Kenneth Gtbson of Newark, N J , speakmg on behalf of the mayors ' orgamzatlon , satd Tuesday the formula used by the Econo mi C De velop ment Admtmstrallon w parcel out the fund s " wa s clearly deSigned to frustrate the needs of the btg Clites by alloeatmg the mane) m large DR. LAMB felony brings b .;., more pro auun HAMil TON. Ohio (UP!) - •·orm•r Bull•r County sheriff Harold J Carpenter pleaded guilty Tuesday to four counts of embezzlement of public property and on~ count of unlawful Interest In contracts while he was sheriff Butler County Common PleasCouriJudgeFredB. Cramer placed Carpenter on a mJnlmum ol 10 years probation and ordered him to repay nearly $tO,IIOO In pubilc money taken from the sheriff's department Cramer at first sentenced Ca rpenter to • loLa! of 40 years In prison , but suspended the sentence In favor of probation. PeanufSpecial will be~n • Plazns • renu lar runs lnto ~ PLAINS Ga 1UPI) - The old cry of '~ ll Alxi-o-a-a-rd" wtll he heard soon for the first lime m 25 years at the small \\ hite clapboard depot that has become a symbol of Jtmmy Carter's campatgn and eleclton to the prestdency By the ttme the hrst passenger tram m Plams smce May 31, 1951 , diSa ppears down the Seaboard Coast Line branchime tracks onw the Georgta flatlands Jan 19, another spectal tram from Atlanta wtli have reached the same deslmahon - Washmgwn with another band of Carter supporters These two spectal trams one operated by Amtrak and the other by Southern Rall\\ay , are developmg mto one ot the most popular ways w travel from Georgia W Carter's maugurallon The Plams tram- w be called the " Peanut Spectal"-promlSes to be more fun than many of the formal maugural parties if the comments of the wwnspeople who plan U> r1de 11 are any mdicatton "We know It's gomg w be fun ," satd one of lbe 350 persons lucky enough to get reservattons News orgamzattons mcludmg both wife services, WOMAN CHARGED all the networks and many YOUNGSTOWN , Ohto maJor newspapers I UP! ) Sandra scrambl ed to get space Cu nnin g ham , 21, aboard on the prospcet that 11 Youngstown , ha s bee n would be one of the better charged with last week 's stortes of the maugural killmg of V1rgll McGee, 17, It was an assured sellout Youngstown, accor dmg to even before 1t was approved pollee, who Tuesday satd last. week, and the Atlanta McGee wrote down who shot tram IS well on tls way W him before he dted becommg a sellout as well McGee, accordtng to " l've never seen such wttnesses, was shot dunng an mterest m all my hie," satd arg ument over mus1c tapes B1ll Hartman , the travel at the home of the suspect's agen t coordma tmg the SISter Atlanta tram, the "Jmuny Carter Georg ta Inaugural Spec1ai " The Peanut Special IS the bram child of MaXIne Reese, a Plams res1dent who handles press matters for Carter's mother, Mtss Lillian, among other dulles She pomted out that 1t would be flttmg for Plams reSidents to go by "I talked to Melvm last tram rught," Durnmar s a ttorney HWe've been m a depot aU srud thts t1me," she sa1d "He was crymg and he told "I've never been on a me agam he didn't do 11 He tram," she added uone man sa1d tf anybody anywhere has wld me he hadn 'l been on a any mforma t10n on how the tram smce he was five years Will got to where tl was found, old " The Peanut Spec13l wtll be he wtshes they "ould come a throwback to a more forward" He satd experts had told elegant age of railroading Of him there are at least two 1ts 18 cars 12 will be pullman techniques to " plant " sleepers, two dmers and two lounge cars And only two fmgerprmts Harold Rhoden , charged coaches Amtrak is chargmg $80,1100 wtth legal defense of the for the round trip, partly document's vahd1ty, sa td he wanted his own experts to because the tram must be deadheaded from New examme the document Rhoden, represe nl tn g Orleans to Plams Thts adds destgnated executor Noah up to a charge of $272 80 per Dletrtch, has been hghtmg passenger for Pullman the Summa Corp - the accommodatiOns or $172 80 leadershtp of Hughes' for a coach seat It IS scheduled w leave busmess emp1re - and their alltes, Hughes' relatives who Plams at noon Jan 19 and stand w mhent the estate 1f arnve m Washmgton at 7 they can show there IS no am on Inauguration Day, Jan 20 It wtll return the leg1tunate wtll LISt told the JUdge he followmg day expects the FBI report in about a monlb and wlll confer wtlh htm then More questions -raised on Hughes will authenticity Hy MYRAM BORDERS LASV!':GAS,Nev [UPJ ) Th e FBI 's dt sco.ery of Melvin Dummar 's fmger pr1nt on the much questiOned "Mormon Wtll " of Ho\\ ard Hughes ratses more and btgger questwns, such as Who plotted what' Was Dum mar, a poor gas statiOn operator from Utah, part of a scheme to rake more than 1100 mllhon from the Hughes esiale wtlh a strange · good samantan" tale and the mysterwusi) surfacmg Will ' Or IS he bemg framed by the powerful and resourceful Hughes ma chme to dtscredtl the will and keep btllwnalre's fortune mtact ' Nevada Attorney General Robert LISt confirmed to a probate Judge Tuesday the FBI labora tory m Washmgton had found seven fw gerprmts on envelope s that enclosed the diSputed do cum en t, po s itiv el y tdenltfymg one as made by Dummar's left thumb LISt, warmng that forgery andexwrt10n charges may be brought told Distnct Court Judge Ketth Hayes lhe FBI IS eonductmg more tests on the document s paper and mk and trymg lo tdenltfy the other ftngerpt mls He sa td he could not elaborate on reports Imkmg Durnmar to other Hughes ' wtll matenals, beca use of the posstblhty of mmtnal prosecution In Ogde n, Utah , Dummar stuck to hts demal that he ever handled the wtll or knew of 1ts eXIstence before 1t was fqund on a desk m Mormon church headquarters It leaves hun a one-s1xteenth share of Hughes ' vast fortun e estunated at about $2 5 bllhon Dummar has demcd under oath he had any contact \\tlh Hughes, except for his story that he ptcked up a bleeding, shabbily dressed old man m the desert m 1968 and gave him a r1de to Las Vegas, where Hughes bved at the ltme The man clatmed U> he Hughes, Dummar satd Mondale tops (:arter staff The preSldenl-<Jiect added ST SIMONS ISLAND , Ga mtually the sa me way as 11 e that both he and Mondale 1 UP I) - Prestdent-elect look to Gov Carter " ' 'recogntze that the Jtmnly Carter says Vtce Carter has reJe cted the untt~ Constttut•on places on my PreSide ntelect Walter tradition th at v1ce preSidents He satd nearly hall of the Mondale wtll he hiS "top staff are to seen and not heard, He shoulders th e ulttma te nat10n ts ctll es w1th responSlbthty of ad· populations of over 100,000 person" m the Whtte House, told Ius Cabmet at lhelf Ilfst mmtslratwn of the sharmg the responSiblhly and orgamzalional mee bng that rece1ved nothmg government, but at any wtll have an · Bonne) Lake , Wash , w1U1 the power of the prestdency he moment, tf 1an acctdent Carter, 1n the past few "unprecedented reiatton· less than 3,1100 populatwn , Should befall me, he would days, has sa1d on several shtp" With Mondale recetved a 13 8 mllhon grant " I don't feel threatened by UlStantly he the preSident but the nearby ctties of occastons he has dectded on an unprece nted ro]e for htm and he doesn 'I feel and I want hun w be Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane completely qualified to take recetved nothmg," he smd Mondale whtch would gtve threatened by me We are over the retgns of govern· very compatible wtth one Brisbane, Caltf , wtth a htm the authonty ol a boss" another, ' Carter sa1d "I look ment " populatiOn under 3 000, rJve r other Whtte House on Sen Mondale as m) top Mondaie sa1d he believes staffers, althoug h he would recet ved $3 ! tmihon but staff person and he wtll he his role so far m the Carter not have any direct authonty Sacrament o rec eaved workmg very ciosel) w1th admimstratwn has been over the cabmet nothmg, he satd "historic " me ' y Jody Press Secreta! He sa1d some localities He told ABC-TV m an Powell explamed to ceporters w1th no need or no capacity mlervte\\ that Sen Hubert Tuesday that as Carter sees to responSibly use the Humphrey conftded w h1m money" recetved funds whtle tl, Mondale wtll function as "he never partiCipated at any his prmctpal adviSer and CHARGE DISMISSED others "whtch suffer m thiS pomt m the Johnson "almost as a c~qual ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) recessiOn did not n government the way I have ," Powell said "we do look w The ctty attorney's office has When the fundmg deciSIOns Mondale satd he has were announced Dec 23, the Sen Mondale as a boss, dropped a narcotics charge studied the htstory of past agaUlSl Phylhs Bradley, 31, c1ty couriCil of Ul\Hence, daughter of Mayor Tom v1ce preSidents and has Mass , voted w seek a court talked to V1ce PreSident Bradley order to block distr~but1on on Nelson Rockefeller, and that Health Center to MISS Bradley, who has a grounds older Clites were he told Carter 1t should be record of earlier arrests, was diScrllmnated agamst m realized "lbat the history of pharged w1th possesSion of favor of smaller , more close Friday thiS of!tce has been nothing PCP, or 14 angel dust ," affluent suburbs Short of grim, and I hope tl The Metgs County Mental allegedly Iound by an offtcer 11on't happen here " Health Center, 236 W Second who stopped her car for a St , wtll be closed all day traffic VIOlation The clly Fr1day, Dec 31 for the attorney's off1ce said the hohday weekend and wtll amount found was wo small reopen on Monday, Jan 3 to support prosecution Agam thiS week, offtces of MISs Bradley failed to the Metgs County Courthouse appear for arraignment m accordance With Oh1o law Tuesday on charges of 1n regard to holidays wtllalso speedmg and dr~vmg wa be closed all day on Fr~day close w another veh1cle and Offtces wtll close for the her $5011 ba1l - more than the Twenty-one Me1gs County also !1 ee m the llssues These weekend at 4 p m Thursday maxunum fine would have students attendmg Hocking cells are Important m your and wtil reopen at 9 a m on been - was forefe1ted , Techmcal College at unmune system for body Monday Nelsonville have been named closmg that case defenses agamsl mfectwns It to the dean's hst for the fall IS not surpnsmg, then, that quarter when you have an mfect10n, Of the 21, two made perfect THE OAI \"SENTINEL the lymph glands enlarge and four pomt averages They are DEVOTED TO THE may even be pamful The INTER, EST OF Davtd L. Cole, Pomeroy, and M£1GS.MASON AREA lymph glands m the neck may Conme Smith, Racine CHESTER L TANNEHILL enlarge when y~u have a sore Extc Ed The others made a grade of ' ROBERTHOEFLICII throat, or those under the BACK ON SLOPES three pomt or more to he City Editor ann may enlarge If you have CRESTED BUTTE, Colo listed and mclude William Published dally ezt-ept Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publi.'lhlng Com an mfected finger (UPI ) - Former Army Amberger, Louise A Newell, any Ill Court st Pomeroy Ohm The thyrOid gland IS at the Secretary Howard "Bo" both of Chester, Krista L 457ti9 U u~meS!l Office Phu1 ~ 992 front of the throat, JUSt above 2156 Ed1!01Lal Phone m 2157 Callaway, has assumed the Morns, Desmond Jeffers, Sc~:n nJ c!m;s postage pcud at the breast bone It has two wp position of a corporation Debra L McGuffin, all of P(unt loy Oluo mam lulles, one on each su.le that controls the Crested Middleport; Susan D Gooch, N.tl! umd ad v~ •l l!:iULg reprt s~ n W t!v~ Ward· Gnfrtth Complln} In of the trachea (wmdptpe) It Butte sk1 resort m the Mmersville, Mark Markham, 1.: Uuttmull1 and Call.ag h~r D1v forms thyroid hormone which Colorado Rockies Thomas G Schmtter, Cheryl 757 ll'ud Ave New York N v 10017 1s Important tn metabolism Callaway reSigned as Reuter, Mary Weyersmtller, Subsw pllon JUt~; :; Dchv~red b) ami growth Thyrotd hOI· Pres1dent Ford's campaign Jamce Evans, Pomeroy ~; , n n ~r whet c tiYUI IHille ?fl ( ~ Ills pel mone affeds the r;.te of the wtek ily.M m Houtc whcl cnttnet manager early thiS year after Corena Rhodes Racme , SU'Y ilC 1101 it lli! blt Orit mo11U1 breakdown of the foods you sa:IS 11) IIUIII hJu iUL I w Va' tl was alleged he sought to Sally A Calugar, Brian K eat to release energy m the reverse a 1975 Forest ServiCe Conde, Regma Kimes, Ot ' 't d n $2~ SIK Ulllulhs Sll ~t l IlL Icc munt h.'l $7 00 cells Its fw1d10n~ are tmtllt'recommenda twn agamst Mtckey J Ryan , Reedsvtlle , Fblllln ll $?.fl00 v(,Jr Snc LI\!1/Ltll'l ly dtfferent ft om those uf ti ll lettmg the ski resort use more James M Titus, Dame! P. SIJ~ I ll 11t ~ 'lll n lh ~ $i50 SUINILIJIM I I" II' lilt h U l l~ Su ndtt) lymph gla11ds natwnal forest land for Huston and Rebecca Ord all I 11m ~ Stul111d expanston of Syracuse Hock-Tech Blood sugar and diabetics has 21 honors By La\\ renee E Lamb, M D. DEAR DR LAMB- Please tell me how a man lreatmg diabetes wtth a dlCt, eatmg no sugat·, and wtlhout Lakmg msuim can keep from suffenng from low blood sugar Can he tllke a tmy amount of sugar dally, say one-fourth teaspoonful wtthout danger ' DEAR READER - A pomt that many diabettcs mtss IS that the body can manufacture glucose sugar It wtll break down glycogen (anunai starch) stored m the hver to glucose Or some ammo aCids from protetn are converted to glucose A dta bett c somettm es lnks 1l IS not n ece ~ c;·1r v to ' e lll<iulm 1' h( s suppv;,cd h !tJ when he eat for any reason " IS wrong fbe body 11ufactures glucose and blood glucose wtll me nout a p1Uper amuunt of ,, msulm In your case a regular dlCt prescnhed to meet your speciftc needs Is tmportant Usually a " tmy amount of sugar" can be tolerated when mcluded w1th the rest of a meal Sugar and sweets are usually luruted to avmd a peak absorption of glucose and causmg a riSe m the blood level You wtll not have low blood sugar JUSt because you do not eat sugar Since your body can manufacture 1ts own glucose You should he on a dtet that con tams car· bohydr a t es found 1n veget~ bles, fruJt, cereal and mtlk All of these help mamt.nn your blood sugar level To gtve you more mformallon on dtabetes I am sending you The Hea llh I etter number 3- ll, Dtabetes Daagntlst.s, PreventiOn and Management Others who want thas mfonnHtlOn can send 50 cents with a long, stamped self-addressed envelope for mathng Just send your 1equest to me m care of thiS newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Radio C1ty Statton, New York, NY 10019 DEAR DR LAMB - Could you please tell me what the difference. IS bet ween lymph glands and the th~ro1d gland• DEAR READE'R - Lymph glands are all over your body, under the law, under the anns, mstcfe the abdomen and hterally e.verywhere They are connected to a en· cuiatory network of small vessels that channel lymph all over the body and fmally dump the clear 01 rmlky lymph fluid mto one of the large vems JUSl before tl enters the heart The lymph glands protlUL'e lymph cells These are one maJor type of whtle cell 111 yom blood sli emn They rue ,. I Europeans like Carter victory best in 1976 BRUSSELS [UPI) - EtlfO· pean editors picked the election of J unmy Carter as U S president as the top headline story of 1976"111 the annual UP! Poll The European wp 10 1 Carter Vlcwry 2 Deaths of Mao Tse-tang and Chou En-lru In China, leaderShtp transition. 3 Israeli rrud on Entebbe 4 South Alman unrest 5 Lebanese em! war 6 Lockheed bnbery scandal 7 Earthquakes m China, Italy and Turkey B Bnllsh economic crtSlS 9 End of m1lltar) rule m Portugal, pohllcal reform m Spam 10 U S spacecraft landings on Mars Promptness • IS necessary in filing claims MediCare beneftclaries are urged to promptly file all mediCal msurance clauns for servtces rece1ved from October 1, 1974 through September 30, 1975 The deadlme for these clauns rs December 31, 1976, aceordmg to Ed Peterson, Manager of the Athens Soctal Securtty Offtce Peterson warned Medicare !Jeneflclartes not to lose their carryover dedu.ctible cred1t by holdmg ' claims 'Until the 160 annual deduct1b!e has been accufuulated. Each year, when ~cc un\ulated medical bills do not total ~o. they should be sent In because, '" such cdses, bills from the last three months of the year Will apply to the next calendar year's deductible. A Request for Medicare Pa~ment Form, also called Fonn 1491/, must be filled out and submltletl m order for Med•car~ to ~ay for serv1ces of doctors and supplies wh1ch are covered by medical In· surance The address to submit cla1ms for serv~ces rece1ved m Ohto Is Medicare , Nat10nwlde Mutual Insurance Company, P 0. Box 57, Columbus, Ohio 43216 For more information call the Athens Social Security OffiCe at ~92-4440 If you hve m Meigs County d1al 99a,B622. • 3- The DaU,Y Sentinel, MldcOeport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday, Dee. 29, 1976 The Almana< Unlltd Presaloleruatlooal Today Is Wednesday , Dee. 29, the 364th day of 1976 with two w fallow, The moon I.s between its first quarter and full phase The morning stars are Saturn and Mars The evening stars are Jupiter, Venus and Merc'llry Those born on thIs datAl are under lbe sign ol Capricorn Andrew Johnson, 17th preside nt of the United States, was born Dee. 29, 1806 ThiS Ia actress Mary Tyler Moore's 39th blrUl!laY On this di\Y In history In 1MB, gas lights were installed at lbe White House for the first time In 1851 , the first Young Men's Christian Association chapter opened In Boston 1n 1972, a jumbo jellb1er croshed near Miami , Fla , kiihng 99 persons There were 77 survivors Lords ready says coach United Pross Interuatfooaf Kenyon coach Jun Zak says his team's vtcwry m the lllle game of the Mt Vernon Colonial Classic Tuesday rught may mean the Lords are ready for post season play The Lords, wtth Ttm Applewn scormg 16 pomts and Evan Etsner addmg 1~, downed the Oh1o Northern Polar Bears, 611-53, for thm second straight Colonl81 title . "I am obviOusly delighted at our second consecutive cha mp10nsh1p 1n thiS wurney,'' S8ld Zak , "but I was more unpressed by the team's abtllty to w:n on consecutive nights. "We have had difficulty doing this m the past," he satd "If we are to live up to our reputation of a post season contender, we have to be successful m back-to-back play " The Lords JUmped out to a 16-7 lead wtlh seven mmutes gone m the game and mcreased the lead w34-22 by halftune The Polar Bears closed lbe gap w SIX pomts wrth 58 seconds remammg hut lbe Lords then hit four out of f1ve from the free throw line for the wm. Wayne State (MlCh ) Cage standings TEAM ALL GAMES W L P OP Logan 7 Wheelersburg 7 0 47 2 344 PI Pleasant Jackson 5 2 424 424 Ironton 4 2 334 283 GallipoliS 0 638 415 1 o 87 75 3 3 352 364 Por tsmouth 2 2 266 250 Waverly 3 4 377 388 Me1g s 1 4 307 361 Wei fston South Point I 5 302 472 o 5 302 472 Athens 0 8 393 484 Tuesday's results Whee lersburg 63 West 46 Ironton 60 South Pom1 46 Washmgton CH 58 Waver ly 55 Ton1ght s game Jackson at Greenfield Thursdays games Vmton County at Wellston la ncaster at Athens GAHS vs Pt RIO PleaSant at tripped Thomas More I Ky I 1116-103 m double overtune for consolation honors 111 the Coloma! wurney Elsewhere m tournan1enl acllon Tuesday mght, Princeton whtpped Ohio State 67-02 m the openmg round of the Kodak Classtc, Detroit edged Kent State m overtime m the tille game of the Motor Ctly ClaSSIC, and Maryland downed Xa\Oer 84-74 In the first round of the Maryland lnvttational OhiO State trailed all the way m thelf ga me wtth Pnnceton The Buckeyes were down 37-32 at halftime but cut the lead to one, >5-54, m the !mal 20 mmu tes However, Prmceton scored the next four pomls and held on for \OCWry Kelvm Ransey scored a game-l11gh 24 pomts for the Buckeyes Pnnceton was paced by center Bob Roma 's 20 markers and 19 from forward Frank SowUlSkt Ohio State will play host Rochester 1N Y ) m the consolatiOn game tomghl foiio~ed by a battle between Prmceton and Sl Bonaventure for the title At DetrOit, )Umor center Terry Tyler converted a three-pomt play w1th 2 13 to send the game mto overtime and teammate Jeff Whttlow scored four pomts m the extra frame as the Umverstly of Detrmt defeated Kent State and won U e 25th annual Motor Ctty ClasSic T) ler, named the Most Valuable Player of the wurney, also blocked SIX shots and was fouled by Burrel McGhee as he made a basket whtch brought the Tttans w1thm one, 75-74 He then made the free throw , sending the contest mw overLime Corteze Brown of the Golden Flashes, who scored 18 pomls as dtd teanunates James Colhns and Trent Grooms, miSsed a 21}-fooler at the buzzer as U D won tts etght ga me m mne deciSIOns Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sparta Editor • NEW YORK (UPI) - Two hours before he dted Tuesday, Phil lselm, preSident of both the New Yor~. J~ts and the . Monmouth, N J , Race Track, was haVIng lunch w1th some of his Jets' people, public relations' director Frank Ramos and ticket manager Leo Palmieri, at a mtdtown restaurant Seated at the next table, less than two feet away were NFL Corrumsswner Pete Rozelle and Bill Ray, the league's treasurer Iselin, who fr~uently put the league's mterests ahead of even the Jets' mteresls whenever an impasse would develop durmg one of the NFL meetings, looked good and was m great sp1r1ts as he chatted With Rozelle durmg the meal The two men talked about their plans for New Year's Eve "My wife, Came, and I and Phil and h•s w1fe, Betty, bad been mVIted wthe same party,'' Rozelle sa1d "He spoke about that but sa1d he m•ght not see me there because he traditiOnally attends another get-together with frtends every New Year's Eve The last thmg he S8ld wme was, 'I 'll -see you at the Super Bowl '" When he fuuShed h1s lunch, PhU Iselin, 74, went back wthe Jets' of11ce to work. The next executive deCISIOn would oc to select a new coach m place of Lou Holtz, who bad gone back to the college ranks, and that's what Phtl Iselin was workmg on when he died HIS pnvate secretary went mw hts office wask him a queshon and found hun slumped over m his chrur .. Marvm Miller says the baseball owners are w be commended for the "good fa1th" they Showed w1th respect w slgnmg the maJority of the free agents "I was concerned about the possibility of collusion," says Miller, head man of the Players' Association. "I was worried, and I testified to that respect before the House Select Commtttee on Professwnal Sports, but I'm happy to say I there was no eVIdence that the owners banded wgether to keep prices down" Some of the Oakland Ra1ders got a laugh out of that "crirrunal element" charge Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll lodged m connection \VIth lbelr roughhouse tactirs agamst the Steelers earlier m the season. DefellSlve back Alonzo Thomas shied away from the other Oakland defenstve backs all year long, kidding them by saymg, "Go way from me' I don't want to have anything wdo w1th all you criminals" Everybody talks about the b1g change In Joe DiMaggio, how much more approachable he IS now than he was when he was playmg, and how much more gregarious he is now than he used to he Commenling on that , he says, "I played my game on the field and didn't talk much I pa~terned myseU, and most all of the Yankees of that period did, after our manager, Joe McCarthy He d1dn't talk much, he just did his job. Today, the players want to get 'litk,' as you newspapermen call 1t I never sought 1t. Nor dld fever rehut a sports writer. Any time !lost a game, I felt very bad and I stayed sort of mcommumcado" .. When he was a k1d, says New York Knlcks' guard Walt Frazier, he never was a member of any gang because he was afrBld off1ghts and dldn 't want to risk gomg wjatl "My whole thing was basketball," he says "! was so straight that I thought the worst thing I could ever do was ~oke a ctgaret'' Leo Durocher mslsts he never worked for "a bad owner" m all the years he was In ba.<teball. "Horace Swaeham, Walter O'Malley and Judge Roy HoOtelnz all were wonderful to work for; but the best one of all was Phil Wrigley He was tops " , I Dick Allen has been reported headed for Pittsburgh where he'd be back \VIth Chuck Tanner, w1th whom he hacl such good rapport when both were with the Chtcago While Sox, but if he plays baseball at all this year, It could be \VIth the Cubs. He and Peanuts Lowrey, one of the CUbs' hew coaches, get along exceptionally well and Lowrey has been trymg to mterest the CU!f' In slgnmg him " The loss dropped Kent State w 4-5 • Maryland coach l-efty Dr1escll, who used hls subs most of !he second half, satd his team played "as well as 1t has all year " m dowrung Xavier The Terps fell hehmd 14-8 ear ly but rallied to overwhelm the Musketeers, now 5-4 , w1th a 2W surge before halftune Maryland held a 47-31 halftime lead and at that point had limited Xav1er to 11 of 31 shots from the floor--a 35 per cent shoaling mark Maryland came back m the second half w1th three qmck baskets and the Terps opened 1lp a 26-pomt margin before thetr bench wok over. Xavier 's Steve Spivery led all scorers w1th 21 pomts, most of them commg late m the ga me In other games , Muskmgum overwhelmed Thtei ( Pa ) 82 49 and Fredoma State ( N Y 1 beat Grove Ctty 1Pa.) 86-74 1n the openmg round of the Musklngum-Shrme Hobday Tournament, Ca pttal edged Lenoir Rhyne [N C I 86-83 and Wittenberg whipped Augsburg 7Mi6 m the second round of the Lutheran Brotherhood Tournament , Bluefteld downed Marietta 92-74 m the champiOnship game of the Greater Bluefield [W Va I Invitational, and m the Fmdlay Hohday Tournament, Malone zoomed past Indi8Da Tech 113-02 and Findlay stopped CedarVIlle 89-76 m openmg round games Tomght, Muskmgum plays Fredoma State for the chamPIOnship of their own holiday wurney, Capital tangles with Wtttenberg m the all.Qhio fmals of the Lutheran wurney at MmneapoliS, Mum , and Malone takes on Fmdlay m the Findlay holiday tourney Tornados coast £~~eg~7 -~~ ~te'" ~ m ATHENS - Although not playmg their usual Sharp game , Southern High '~ basketball team had a reiallvely easy ttme Tuesday mght wtth host Federal Hockmg wmnlng 67-51 Led by Chtp Brauer's game·htgh 22 pomts, the VISitors opened up an early lead ~ nd were never really threatened Carl Johnston, semor guard , got off to one of hts hest starts as he pumped In SIX qutck pomts m the opemng period, but then was the vtctun of an ankle mjury and had to s1t out the rest of the half Although ~e came back to play the second half and wmd up w1th 10 pomts, hi s mIury hampere d hlm The usually fast breakmg offense of the Tornados couldn't get gomg and they netted only 16 pomts the first periOd , but the defense held FederaiHockmgtojustelght Th e story was th e same m the second canto as Southern went mto the locker room at half tune wtlh a comfortable 35·2llead But m the tlurd periOd the Lancers mounted a m1ld comeback as little Ronnie Russell swiShed 10 pmnts to narrow the margin to 39-33 m1dway through the penod Coach Carl Wolfe's Tornados went mto their strong defense, however, and pulled away to an 11 pomt lead when the third buzzer sounded, 47· 36 The Tornados' defense d1d an admirable job on the Lancers' h1gh scormg Joe Butcher as he netted 17 on the mght, but gomg Into the last penod he had only etght Hts wasn't enough as the b6ys of Me1gs already had 1t wrapped up enroute to their stxth stratght v1ctory wtthout a loss It was the first loss on thetr home court that the Lancers had had this season, and once agam the bench of Southern had to be counted on htghly Johnston was hurt m that 1mllal quarter, starter Rick Fmdley ex1ted by fo~.s early m the third quarter, and Kelly Winebrenner was recovering from a VlfUS John Sayre and Steve Baker agam came off the bench to flll In well Sayre canned seven pomts and Baker two Jumor forward Richard Teaford joined Brauer m double f1gures as he got 12 markers As a team, the Tornados shot a hot 48 per· cent, 25 of 52, and did well at the chanty stnpe by netting rebounds, w1th Brauer once agam showing hiS prowess by collecllong 17 of those caroms The Lancers also had a hot mght from the floor as they dropped m 22 of 51 shots from the floor, but fell way behind '" foul shootmg by gettmg only 7 of 15 The team had 32 rebounds, led by Butcher's 15. Russell ended the evenmg as his team 's leadtng scorer as he net· ted a b1g 20 pomts, fol· lowed by Butcher's 17 That was the second loss mfl1cted on the Lancers by Southern thiS year Southern also won the reserve t1lt, but no score was avatlable SOUTHERN - Brown ' I Tea lord ' ' 12 , 9 SHOT ALOFT - Chtp Breauer ( 45) of the Southern l'orn.t dos pu ts ,, hook shot ail botnc Tuesday mghl at Federal Hockmg m a non-league b., sketb,\11g,m1c " on by Ute Mt•t gs tea m, 67-51 ll was the Tornados' SlxUI stratght vlclOI y with out defeat m llll' 1976-77 <II IIIJJ.II~n Jmt Hamm ptclure BURGER CHEF WILL BE OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY Save up to $2.13 Clip a nd use these valuable coupons' Winebrenner 1 1 J Brauer 9 4 Johnstoo d 2 10 Fmdley n 1 0 2 Baker 0 2 2 Say re 2 3 • 7 Totals 25 17 67 FEDERAL HOCKING Butcher B 1 11 R Rus selii O 0 20 Horn sby 2 0 4 Good fellow o55 Stover 2 0' Chadwel l o 1 1 Totals QUARTERs S FH 22 1 51 16 35 <7 67 8 21 36 s1 HOLIDAY SAVINGS AT •• • BURGER '71 MUSTANG CHEF. cylmder. automat1 V. 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PLEASANT A dellctous hombUiger small french lnes a small dnnk a sweel dessert treat and a surpnse pme olt tn a coiOifullray looded wtth com tcs puzzles and tun things to dO �• 2- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday , Dec ZS, 1976 Blacks boo new Chicago mayor White col/JJr By ROBERT MACKAY CHICAGO 1UP! 1- Desptte some 301) boomg blacks and the angry oppositiOn ol Independent ald ermen , Mtchael A Btlandtc IS the acung successor of Rtchard J Daley as mayor of Chtcago Rtla ndt c, a 53-year-old bachelor of Croattan descent who learned Chtcago pohttcs du ecll y fr om Dale), hiS netg hbor, IS the fourth consecullve man from t he ctty's South Stde lith Ward to occ upy the mayor's ofh ce smce 19J 3 He got the JOb Tuesday m a iopstded, 45-2 vote by the Ctly Counct i whtie oppoSition forces fought until the last mmute to eicoot a f~rst bla ck mayor for the nation s s~cond largest c tly Only aidenne n we1e chgtble for the post Wti son Ftost th e bla ck prestdenl pro tempore of the counctl, had mmntamed smce the death of Daley last week that he \\ aS the mayor by \Ortue of hts posttton He was expected to oppose Rllandic for the post But he would not let his name be placed m norntnalton Tu esd ay, arousmg the tre of his black supporters m the counctl chambers and ga ll er~es , Black aldermen and Frost Himself sa td they dtd not have Ute25voles necessarytowm Bla cks, wh o had packed the ga lleries, shouted "We want J udas , " - an app aren 1 reference w Frost It was reported Frost had agreed to a compromise and would not oppose Bllandtc m return for hls election ~s chatrman of the councils P 0 " e r f u 1 F 1 n an c e Commttlee, ':'htch Btlandic had headed Frosl later was unammously elected to that post That , and Ius expceted ChOICe to he admmistr.tlon !loot leader, made hun the No 2 man m Clucago ctty government Frost all but acknowledged thatanoid-fashloned Chtcago deal had been made In closlllg almost two hours of debate, he declared, "ff there was a dea l and If there lS adealihopethattheblack people and the while people wlllfmdthal th<·l are better served" As presldmo offtcer at the • meetmg, Frost ruled out of order a n at tempt by mdependenl Alderman Ross W Lalbrop to put hiS name m nommatwn artd smd later, "It's mterestmg that one of my supporters was wtlhng w nommate me but was not wlllmg to nommate hmlSeif Why should I be the one w take a sulctde Jump ' Promises focused on lly HELEN THOMAS UPl Whtle House Reporter ST SIMONS fSl AND, Ga 1 UP!) Conscwus of hiS campatgn commt tme nts, Pr es tdent elect Jt mmy Cartel convened fm al pre· tnaugural talk s wtth hiS offtctal fanui) today to lay down matching orders for the fn st 100 days of hi s CJdmtnistra tton Pt ess Secretary Jody Powell told teporters the Ca bin et , whtch ha s been meetmg wtth Ca rter on an tnfo1ma l bcists for three days to consider at a mormng meetmg an agenda prepared Wi.I S by V 1ce Pr cs1de nt el ec t Woller F Mondaie for the next Lhree months i'oday llkll ked the 11llil pre maugUI dl meetmgs fot· the g1 oup scheduled to head homewa 1d Ill mJdaftet noon Among top pnor1ly (;,llnP<ugn prom1ses, which Ca t ter hopes to move on -soon dfteJ hts maugurat aon, are the pardon for VJCtnam wm <~aft e>aders he hopes to announce wtlhm a week after he take s of ftce , ~ ~orga mz a t! o n , welfa re 1eform tax reform national hcdlth ms urance. and wa}s to make the presadency more accesstbie w the pubhc Carter arranged the un~ t ece nd e nt e d Cabinet meetmg on this green Island off the Georgtan coast so Jne mbers could get facquamtcd w1th one another and hct11 from CC£t ler htmself on what he ~:qxH.:ts [rom them 'We'1e gomg to have a good .tdnumstratwn,' he told his ofhctal fa mtly I thmk the country IS ready for some bttghl new successful appro aches to some of the problems that have afflicted our nati on m the past number of years I thtnk we 'll demonstrate as far as I kno\\o an unprecedented shOwmg of common purpose He enunciated a new un- PI ecedenled relaltonshtp him self and Mondale, saymg the vtce preSident-elect would be Ius chtef staff person" who could gtve orders to Whtle House atdes as thetr boss" Powell later told reporters Mondale wtll funclton m the Whtte House from an offtce nea r the pres ad ent s as Carter's prmc1pal advtsor" nnd 'almost CI S a co-equal bct\\ cc n 'lhe Cabmet also heard Tuesday from Carter pollster Pat Caddell the Ameman people still are skeptical of government ofhcta is and have lost their fatlh m federal pronoWlcement.s Accordm g to Powell , Cadde ll charactemed the altitude of the Ameman people as one of htgh hopes but low expectallons " At the same lime, Caddell noted a stgmfiCant nse m consumer confidence smce the November eleclton Cabmet members ,tlso "ere apprtsed of the Feb 15 dead lin e for recommenda tiOn s lo change the federal budget for fiScal 1978, wht ch Prestdent Ford submtl before he leaves offtce And Carter urged members of hiS offtctal fanuly to he nware of hiS pledge to reorgamze the goverrunent, askmg them "not to become seduced by what now eKtsls, " accordmg to Powell Powell satd Carter warned futu re Cabmet members aga1ns t b eco min g 'protective of thetr own turf '' "'U · 1 dun t hm 25 voles and all the wrangl mg and mtsunderstandmg IS nul go mg to gtve me 25 votes " Rut blacks who packed the gallertes did not Lake the dectswn easily Renault A Robmson,prest· dent of the Afro-American 1 p 0 h ce) Pal ro 1m en •s Leag ue told the gallery through ' a bullhorn " It was the qutckest and the fastest sellout I've ever seen " Alderman Rt c ha r d Stmpson one of the two rlay votes ~"atnst Btlandtc, • charged a backroom deal m a smoke ftlied room" lite Rev J•sse Jackson, head of Opera lion PUSH satd Frost s deCISIOn was a "po;ychologtcal blow" to the Chtcago black commumty, which comprtses more than 40 per cent of the ctty's population Btiandic was sworn mto offtce tmmedtately Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - James Counts Mtddieport, Shirley Landers,' Mmersvtlle , Carl Allen sworth, New Ha ven, Michael Van Meter Mtd· dlep01t Thelma LeMaster, Pomeroy, Lena Wolfe, Mtddleport, Lon Fau lk , Pomeroy, Dorothy Wnght, Rutland, Th omas Drake, Pomeroy, Car la Whaley , Shade Betty Brown , Pomeroy DISCHARGED - Sh~rley Evans , Selma Ca li , Te d Hatfield, Jr , Luther Blevms Holzer Medical Center !Discharges, Dec 2~1 Glona B1ckle , Candace Brothers, Margaret Ca rpenter, Sally Chne, Wilburn ElliS, Rosa lmes , Elton Lykms, Mary McCarty, Mrs Raymond Mc~'a lia nd and daughter , Clarence Otler Mrs Delbert Perry and da ughter, Ronald Phllhps Kathy , Robtnson Charles Ruien, Joh n Thompson Kenneth Ward IBirth, Dec. 28 1 Mr and Mr s James Norman, daughter Vmlon Aid program is. unfair Belmont County swears - · as doled out l?Y Ford • I UP!) - amounts to small and rural m new· woman sheriff TheWASHINGTON of local government " prestdenl of the U S ~I CLAJ HSVILLE, Ohio formerly was an mspector for 1UPl t - Ka lby Crumbley the Umled Mme Workers wtll be s\\Orn at \ p m today satd she does not oppose a • as Be lmont County sheriff , move by the deputies to for m thus becommg one of the few a umon women tn Uu~ U S ever to "1JUSt want the men to gave hold such a post 1t some thought before A se lf -d escr1bed non- dectdmg on a umon, " she woman's hbbe1 ' tile fi.foot sa1d ' I don't " ant them to 27 5-pound formc1 deputy regret thctr chmce " shenff says she knows she She recenli) attended a Will be tested but f can mcellng of the Buckeye State handle lhe jub Sheriffs Assoctalton and said One of the hrst ordet s of she came away reahzmg lbat busmess fm her wtll be to ·some people are ready to assemble a staff of deputtes start cflllCIZing a woman to patrol the southeastern sherllf But I don't mlend to Ohw count) that IS dolled gtve them much to talk about 111th coal nunes and hghl 1 JUSt want them to be able w mdustr; say that I'm one of the best She satd there "wtll be no shertffs they have ever who lesale changes I will try seen " and mak e 1t a more Mrs Crumbley who profcsstonal department and carnes a 357-magnwn gun wtll stress lhal the men mstead of the standard 38respect cdch other i:lnd are caliber piStol, said, "The aware of the JOb they have to people of Bemont County do' have put the1r trust m me and Mt s Ct umbley who l mtend to keep 11 " Conference of Mayors ciatms PreSident ~·ord granted a disporportwnate Share of a $2 b1lhon atd program for ctltes and counttes w small towns The money was approved by Congress over Ford's veto, to combat the recesston by gtvmg commumtaes money to btidd courthouses, hbrartes, parks, sewer systems and sumlar pubhc wo1 ks prowets No local ma tchmg funds are reqUired The government rece tved $24 bllhon worth of proposals for the $2 btihon that "as available Mayor Kenneth Gtbson of Newark, N J , speakmg on behalf of the mayors ' orgamzatlon , satd Tuesday the formula used by the Econo mi C De velop ment Admtmstrallon w parcel out the fund s " wa s clearly deSigned to frustrate the needs of the btg Clites by alloeatmg the mane) m large DR. LAMB felony brings b .;., more pro auun HAMil TON. Ohio (UP!) - •·orm•r Bull•r County sheriff Harold J Carpenter pleaded guilty Tuesday to four counts of embezzlement of public property and on~ count of unlawful Interest In contracts while he was sheriff Butler County Common PleasCouriJudgeFredB. Cramer placed Carpenter on a mJnlmum ol 10 years probation and ordered him to repay nearly $tO,IIOO In pubilc money taken from the sheriff's department Cramer at first sentenced Ca rpenter to • loLa! of 40 years In prison , but suspended the sentence In favor of probation. PeanufSpecial will be~n • Plazns • renu lar runs lnto ~ PLAINS Ga 1UPI) - The old cry of '~ ll Alxi-o-a-a-rd" wtll he heard soon for the first lime m 25 years at the small \\ hite clapboard depot that has become a symbol of Jtmmy Carter's campatgn and eleclton to the prestdency By the ttme the hrst passenger tram m Plams smce May 31, 1951 , diSa ppears down the Seaboard Coast Line branchime tracks onw the Georgta flatlands Jan 19, another spectal tram from Atlanta wtli have reached the same deslmahon - Washmgwn with another band of Carter supporters These two spectal trams one operated by Amtrak and the other by Southern Rall\\ay , are developmg mto one ot the most popular ways w travel from Georgia W Carter's maugurallon The Plams tram- w be called the " Peanut Spectal"-promlSes to be more fun than many of the formal maugural parties if the comments of the wwnspeople who plan U> r1de 11 are any mdicatton "We know It's gomg w be fun ," satd one of lbe 350 persons lucky enough to get reservattons News orgamzattons mcludmg both wife services, WOMAN CHARGED all the networks and many YOUNGSTOWN , Ohto maJor newspapers I UP! ) Sandra scrambl ed to get space Cu nnin g ham , 21, aboard on the prospcet that 11 Youngstown , ha s bee n would be one of the better charged with last week 's stortes of the maugural killmg of V1rgll McGee, 17, It was an assured sellout Youngstown, accor dmg to even before 1t was approved pollee, who Tuesday satd last. week, and the Atlanta McGee wrote down who shot tram IS well on tls way W him before he dted becommg a sellout as well McGee, accordtng to " l've never seen such wttnesses, was shot dunng an mterest m all my hie," satd arg ument over mus1c tapes B1ll Hartman , the travel at the home of the suspect's agen t coordma tmg the SISter Atlanta tram, the "Jmuny Carter Georg ta Inaugural Spec1ai " The Peanut Special IS the bram child of MaXIne Reese, a Plams res1dent who handles press matters for Carter's mother, Mtss Lillian, among other dulles She pomted out that 1t would be flttmg for Plams reSidents to go by "I talked to Melvm last tram rught," Durnmar s a ttorney HWe've been m a depot aU srud thts t1me," she sa1d "He was crymg and he told "I've never been on a me agam he didn't do 11 He tram," she added uone man sa1d tf anybody anywhere has wld me he hadn 'l been on a any mforma t10n on how the tram smce he was five years Will got to where tl was found, old " The Peanut Spec13l wtll be he wtshes they "ould come a throwback to a more forward" He satd experts had told elegant age of railroading Of him there are at least two 1ts 18 cars 12 will be pullman techniques to " plant " sleepers, two dmers and two lounge cars And only two fmgerprmts Harold Rhoden , charged coaches Amtrak is chargmg $80,1100 wtth legal defense of the for the round trip, partly document's vahd1ty, sa td he wanted his own experts to because the tram must be deadheaded from New examme the document Rhoden, represe nl tn g Orleans to Plams Thts adds destgnated executor Noah up to a charge of $272 80 per Dletrtch, has been hghtmg passenger for Pullman the Summa Corp - the accommodatiOns or $172 80 leadershtp of Hughes' for a coach seat It IS scheduled w leave busmess emp1re - and their alltes, Hughes' relatives who Plams at noon Jan 19 and stand w mhent the estate 1f arnve m Washmgton at 7 they can show there IS no am on Inauguration Day, Jan 20 It wtll return the leg1tunate wtll LISt told the JUdge he followmg day expects the FBI report in about a monlb and wlll confer wtlh htm then More questions -raised on Hughes will authenticity Hy MYRAM BORDERS LASV!':GAS,Nev [UPJ ) Th e FBI 's dt sco.ery of Melvin Dummar 's fmger pr1nt on the much questiOned "Mormon Wtll " of Ho\\ ard Hughes ratses more and btgger questwns, such as Who plotted what' Was Dum mar, a poor gas statiOn operator from Utah, part of a scheme to rake more than 1100 mllhon from the Hughes esiale wtlh a strange · good samantan" tale and the mysterwusi) surfacmg Will ' Or IS he bemg framed by the powerful and resourceful Hughes ma chme to dtscredtl the will and keep btllwnalre's fortune mtact ' Nevada Attorney General Robert LISt confirmed to a probate Judge Tuesday the FBI labora tory m Washmgton had found seven fw gerprmts on envelope s that enclosed the diSputed do cum en t, po s itiv el y tdenltfymg one as made by Dummar's left thumb LISt, warmng that forgery andexwrt10n charges may be brought told Distnct Court Judge Ketth Hayes lhe FBI IS eonductmg more tests on the document s paper and mk and trymg lo tdenltfy the other ftngerpt mls He sa td he could not elaborate on reports Imkmg Durnmar to other Hughes ' wtll matenals, beca use of the posstblhty of mmtnal prosecution In Ogde n, Utah , Dummar stuck to hts demal that he ever handled the wtll or knew of 1ts eXIstence before 1t was fqund on a desk m Mormon church headquarters It leaves hun a one-s1xteenth share of Hughes ' vast fortun e estunated at about $2 5 bllhon Dummar has demcd under oath he had any contact \\tlh Hughes, except for his story that he ptcked up a bleeding, shabbily dressed old man m the desert m 1968 and gave him a r1de to Las Vegas, where Hughes bved at the ltme The man clatmed U> he Hughes, Dummar satd Mondale tops (:arter staff The preSldenl-<Jiect added ST SIMONS ISLAND , Ga mtually the sa me way as 11 e that both he and Mondale 1 UP I) - Prestdent-elect look to Gov Carter " ' 'recogntze that the Jtmnly Carter says Vtce Carter has reJe cted the untt~ Constttut•on places on my PreSide ntelect Walter tradition th at v1ce preSidents He satd nearly hall of the Mondale wtll he hiS "top staff are to seen and not heard, He shoulders th e ulttma te nat10n ts ctll es w1th responSlbthty of ad· populations of over 100,000 person" m the Whtte House, told Ius Cabmet at lhelf Ilfst mmtslratwn of the sharmg the responSiblhly and orgamzalional mee bng that rece1ved nothmg government, but at any wtll have an · Bonne) Lake , Wash , w1U1 the power of the prestdency he moment, tf 1an acctdent Carter, 1n the past few "unprecedented reiatton· less than 3,1100 populatwn , Should befall me, he would days, has sa1d on several shtp" With Mondale recetved a 13 8 mllhon grant " I don't feel threatened by UlStantly he the preSident but the nearby ctties of occastons he has dectded on an unprece nted ro]e for htm and he doesn 'I feel and I want hun w be Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane completely qualified to take recetved nothmg," he smd Mondale whtch would gtve threatened by me We are over the retgns of govern· very compatible wtth one Brisbane, Caltf , wtth a htm the authonty ol a boss" another, ' Carter sa1d "I look ment " populatiOn under 3 000, rJve r other Whtte House on Sen Mondale as m) top Mondaie sa1d he believes staffers, althoug h he would recet ved $3 ! tmihon but staff person and he wtll he his role so far m the Carter not have any direct authonty Sacrament o rec eaved workmg very ciosel) w1th admimstratwn has been over the cabmet nothmg, he satd "historic " me ' y Jody Press Secreta! He sa1d some localities He told ABC-TV m an Powell explamed to ceporters w1th no need or no capacity mlervte\\ that Sen Hubert Tuesday that as Carter sees to responSibly use the Humphrey conftded w h1m money" recetved funds whtle tl, Mondale wtll function as "he never partiCipated at any his prmctpal adviSer and CHARGE DISMISSED others "whtch suffer m thiS pomt m the Johnson "almost as a c~qual ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) recessiOn did not n government the way I have ," Powell said "we do look w The ctty attorney's office has When the fundmg deciSIOns Mondale satd he has were announced Dec 23, the Sen Mondale as a boss, dropped a narcotics charge studied the htstory of past agaUlSl Phylhs Bradley, 31, c1ty couriCil of Ul\Hence, daughter of Mayor Tom v1ce preSidents and has Mass , voted w seek a court talked to V1ce PreSident Bradley order to block distr~but1on on Nelson Rockefeller, and that Health Center to MISS Bradley, who has a grounds older Clites were he told Carter 1t should be record of earlier arrests, was diScrllmnated agamst m realized "lbat the history of pharged w1th possesSion of favor of smaller , more close Friday thiS of!tce has been nothing PCP, or 14 angel dust ," affluent suburbs Short of grim, and I hope tl The Metgs County Mental allegedly Iound by an offtcer 11on't happen here " Health Center, 236 W Second who stopped her car for a St , wtll be closed all day traffic VIOlation The clly Fr1day, Dec 31 for the attorney's off1ce said the hohday weekend and wtll amount found was wo small reopen on Monday, Jan 3 to support prosecution Agam thiS week, offtces of MISs Bradley failed to the Metgs County Courthouse appear for arraignment m accordance With Oh1o law Tuesday on charges of 1n regard to holidays wtllalso speedmg and dr~vmg wa be closed all day on Fr~day close w another veh1cle and Offtces wtll close for the her $5011 ba1l - more than the Twenty-one Me1gs County also !1 ee m the llssues These weekend at 4 p m Thursday maxunum fine would have students attendmg Hocking cells are Important m your and wtil reopen at 9 a m on been - was forefe1ted , Techmcal College at unmune system for body Monday Nelsonville have been named closmg that case defenses agamsl mfectwns It to the dean's hst for the fall IS not surpnsmg, then, that quarter when you have an mfect10n, Of the 21, two made perfect THE OAI \"SENTINEL the lymph glands enlarge and four pomt averages They are DEVOTED TO THE may even be pamful The INTER, EST OF Davtd L. Cole, Pomeroy, and M£1GS.MASON AREA lymph glands m the neck may Conme Smith, Racine CHESTER L TANNEHILL enlarge when y~u have a sore Extc Ed The others made a grade of ' ROBERTHOEFLICII throat, or those under the BACK ON SLOPES three pomt or more to he City Editor ann may enlarge If you have CRESTED BUTTE, Colo listed and mclude William Published dally ezt-ept Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publi.'lhlng Com an mfected finger (UPI ) - Former Army Amberger, Louise A Newell, any Ill Court st Pomeroy Ohm The thyrOid gland IS at the Secretary Howard "Bo" both of Chester, Krista L 457ti9 U u~meS!l Office Phu1 ~ 992 front of the throat, JUSt above 2156 Ed1!01Lal Phone m 2157 Callaway, has assumed the Morns, Desmond Jeffers, Sc~:n nJ c!m;s postage pcud at the breast bone It has two wp position of a corporation Debra L McGuffin, all of P(unt loy Oluo mam lulles, one on each su.le that controls the Crested Middleport; Susan D Gooch, N.tl! umd ad v~ •l l!:iULg reprt s~ n W t!v~ Ward· Gnfrtth Complln} In of the trachea (wmdptpe) It Butte sk1 resort m the Mmersville, Mark Markham, 1.: Uuttmull1 and Call.ag h~r D1v forms thyroid hormone which Colorado Rockies Thomas G Schmtter, Cheryl 757 ll'ud Ave New York N v 10017 1s Important tn metabolism Callaway reSigned as Reuter, Mary Weyersmtller, Subsw pllon JUt~; :; Dchv~red b) ami growth Thyrotd hOI· Pres1dent Ford's campaign Jamce Evans, Pomeroy ~; , n n ~r whet c tiYUI IHille ?fl ( ~ Ills pel mone affeds the r;.te of the wtek ily.M m Houtc whcl cnttnet manager early thiS year after Corena Rhodes Racme , SU'Y ilC 1101 it lli! blt Orit mo11U1 breakdown of the foods you sa:IS 11) IIUIII hJu iUL I w Va' tl was alleged he sought to Sally A Calugar, Brian K eat to release energy m the reverse a 1975 Forest ServiCe Conde, Regma Kimes, Ot ' 't d n $2~ SIK Ulllulhs Sll ~t l IlL Icc munt h.'l $7 00 cells Its fw1d10n~ are tmtllt'recommenda twn agamst Mtckey J Ryan , Reedsvtlle , Fblllln ll $?.fl00 v(,Jr Snc LI\!1/Ltll'l ly dtfferent ft om those uf ti ll lettmg the ski resort use more James M Titus, Dame! P. SIJ~ I ll 11t ~ 'lll n lh ~ $i50 SUINILIJIM I I" II' lilt h U l l~ Su ndtt) lymph gla11ds natwnal forest land for Huston and Rebecca Ord all I 11m ~ Stul111d expanston of Syracuse Hock-Tech Blood sugar and diabetics has 21 honors By La\\ renee E Lamb, M D. DEAR DR LAMB- Please tell me how a man lreatmg diabetes wtth a dlCt, eatmg no sugat·, and wtlhout Lakmg msuim can keep from suffenng from low blood sugar Can he tllke a tmy amount of sugar dally, say one-fourth teaspoonful wtthout danger ' DEAR READER - A pomt that many diabettcs mtss IS that the body can manufacture glucose sugar It wtll break down glycogen (anunai starch) stored m the hver to glucose Or some ammo aCids from protetn are converted to glucose A dta bett c somettm es lnks 1l IS not n ece ~ c;·1r v to ' e lll<iulm 1' h( s suppv;,cd h !tJ when he eat for any reason " IS wrong fbe body 11ufactures glucose and blood glucose wtll me nout a p1Uper amuunt of ,, msulm In your case a regular dlCt prescnhed to meet your speciftc needs Is tmportant Usually a " tmy amount of sugar" can be tolerated when mcluded w1th the rest of a meal Sugar and sweets are usually luruted to avmd a peak absorption of glucose and causmg a riSe m the blood level You wtll not have low blood sugar JUSt because you do not eat sugar Since your body can manufacture 1ts own glucose You should he on a dtet that con tams car· bohydr a t es found 1n veget~ bles, fruJt, cereal and mtlk All of these help mamt.nn your blood sugar level To gtve you more mformallon on dtabetes I am sending you The Hea llh I etter number 3- ll, Dtabetes Daagntlst.s, PreventiOn and Management Others who want thas mfonnHtlOn can send 50 cents with a long, stamped self-addressed envelope for mathng Just send your 1equest to me m care of thiS newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Radio C1ty Statton, New York, NY 10019 DEAR DR LAMB - Could you please tell me what the difference. IS bet ween lymph glands and the th~ro1d gland• DEAR READE'R - Lymph glands are all over your body, under the law, under the anns, mstcfe the abdomen and hterally e.verywhere They are connected to a en· cuiatory network of small vessels that channel lymph all over the body and fmally dump the clear 01 rmlky lymph fluid mto one of the large vems JUSl before tl enters the heart The lymph glands protlUL'e lymph cells These are one maJor type of whtle cell 111 yom blood sli emn They rue ,. I Europeans like Carter victory best in 1976 BRUSSELS [UPI) - EtlfO· pean editors picked the election of J unmy Carter as U S president as the top headline story of 1976"111 the annual UP! Poll The European wp 10 1 Carter Vlcwry 2 Deaths of Mao Tse-tang and Chou En-lru In China, leaderShtp transition. 3 Israeli rrud on Entebbe 4 South Alman unrest 5 Lebanese em! war 6 Lockheed bnbery scandal 7 Earthquakes m China, Italy and Turkey B Bnllsh economic crtSlS 9 End of m1lltar) rule m Portugal, pohllcal reform m Spam 10 U S spacecraft landings on Mars Promptness • IS necessary in filing claims MediCare beneftclaries are urged to promptly file all mediCal msurance clauns for servtces rece1ved from October 1, 1974 through September 30, 1975 The deadlme for these clauns rs December 31, 1976, aceordmg to Ed Peterson, Manager of the Athens Soctal Securtty Offtce Peterson warned Medicare !Jeneflclartes not to lose their carryover dedu.ctible cred1t by holdmg ' claims 'Until the 160 annual deduct1b!e has been accufuulated. Each year, when ~cc un\ulated medical bills do not total ~o. they should be sent In because, '" such cdses, bills from the last three months of the year Will apply to the next calendar year's deductible. A Request for Medicare Pa~ment Form, also called Fonn 1491/, must be filled out and submltletl m order for Med•car~ to ~ay for serv1ces of doctors and supplies wh1ch are covered by medical In· surance The address to submit cla1ms for serv~ces rece1ved m Ohto Is Medicare , Nat10nwlde Mutual Insurance Company, P 0. Box 57, Columbus, Ohio 43216 For more information call the Athens Social Security OffiCe at ~92-4440 If you hve m Meigs County d1al 99a,B622. • 3- The DaU,Y Sentinel, MldcOeport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday, Dee. 29, 1976 The Almana< Unlltd Presaloleruatlooal Today Is Wednesday , Dee. 29, the 364th day of 1976 with two w fallow, The moon I.s between its first quarter and full phase The morning stars are Saturn and Mars The evening stars are Jupiter, Venus and Merc'llry Those born on thIs datAl are under lbe sign ol Capricorn Andrew Johnson, 17th preside nt of the United States, was born Dee. 29, 1806 ThiS Ia actress Mary Tyler Moore's 39th blrUl!laY On this di\Y In history In 1MB, gas lights were installed at lbe White House for the first time In 1851 , the first Young Men's Christian Association chapter opened In Boston 1n 1972, a jumbo jellb1er croshed near Miami , Fla , kiihng 99 persons There were 77 survivors Lords ready says coach United Pross Interuatfooaf Kenyon coach Jun Zak says his team's vtcwry m the lllle game of the Mt Vernon Colonial Classic Tuesday rught may mean the Lords are ready for post season play The Lords, wtth Ttm Applewn scormg 16 pomts and Evan Etsner addmg 1~, downed the Oh1o Northern Polar Bears, 611-53, for thm second straight Colonl81 title . "I am obviOusly delighted at our second consecutive cha mp10nsh1p 1n thiS wurney,'' S8ld Zak , "but I was more unpressed by the team's abtllty to w:n on consecutive nights. "We have had difficulty doing this m the past," he satd "If we are to live up to our reputation of a post season contender, we have to be successful m back-to-back play " The Lords JUmped out to a 16-7 lead wtlh seven mmutes gone m the game and mcreased the lead w34-22 by halftune The Polar Bears closed lbe gap w SIX pomts wrth 58 seconds remammg hut lbe Lords then hit four out of f1ve from the free throw line for the wm. Wayne State (MlCh ) Cage standings TEAM ALL GAMES W L P OP Logan 7 Wheelersburg 7 0 47 2 344 PI Pleasant Jackson 5 2 424 424 Ironton 4 2 334 283 GallipoliS 0 638 415 1 o 87 75 3 3 352 364 Por tsmouth 2 2 266 250 Waverly 3 4 377 388 Me1g s 1 4 307 361 Wei fston South Point I 5 302 472 o 5 302 472 Athens 0 8 393 484 Tuesday's results Whee lersburg 63 West 46 Ironton 60 South Pom1 46 Washmgton CH 58 Waver ly 55 Ton1ght s game Jackson at Greenfield Thursdays games Vmton County at Wellston la ncaster at Athens GAHS vs Pt RIO PleaSant at tripped Thomas More I Ky I 1116-103 m double overtune for consolation honors 111 the Coloma! wurney Elsewhere m tournan1enl acllon Tuesday mght, Princeton whtpped Ohio State 67-02 m the openmg round of the Kodak Classtc, Detroit edged Kent State m overtime m the tille game of the Motor Ctly ClaSSIC, and Maryland downed Xa\Oer 84-74 In the first round of the Maryland lnvttational OhiO State trailed all the way m thelf ga me wtth Pnnceton The Buckeyes were down 37-32 at halftime but cut the lead to one, >5-54, m the !mal 20 mmu tes However, Prmceton scored the next four pomls and held on for \OCWry Kelvm Ransey scored a game-l11gh 24 pomts for the Buckeyes Pnnceton was paced by center Bob Roma 's 20 markers and 19 from forward Frank SowUlSkt Ohio State will play host Rochester 1N Y ) m the consolatiOn game tomghl foiio~ed by a battle between Prmceton and Sl Bonaventure for the title At DetrOit, )Umor center Terry Tyler converted a three-pomt play w1th 2 13 to send the game mto overtime and teammate Jeff Whttlow scored four pomts m the extra frame as the Umverstly of Detrmt defeated Kent State and won U e 25th annual Motor Ctty ClasSic T) ler, named the Most Valuable Player of the wurney, also blocked SIX shots and was fouled by Burrel McGhee as he made a basket whtch brought the Tttans w1thm one, 75-74 He then made the free throw , sending the contest mw overLime Corteze Brown of the Golden Flashes, who scored 18 pomls as dtd teanunates James Colhns and Trent Grooms, miSsed a 21}-fooler at the buzzer as U D won tts etght ga me m mne deciSIOns Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sparta Editor • NEW YORK (UPI) - Two hours before he dted Tuesday, Phil lselm, preSident of both the New Yor~. J~ts and the . Monmouth, N J , Race Track, was haVIng lunch w1th some of his Jets' people, public relations' director Frank Ramos and ticket manager Leo Palmieri, at a mtdtown restaurant Seated at the next table, less than two feet away were NFL Corrumsswner Pete Rozelle and Bill Ray, the league's treasurer Iselin, who fr~uently put the league's mterests ahead of even the Jets' mteresls whenever an impasse would develop durmg one of the NFL meetings, looked good and was m great sp1r1ts as he chatted With Rozelle durmg the meal The two men talked about their plans for New Year's Eve "My wife, Came, and I and Phil and h•s w1fe, Betty, bad been mVIted wthe same party,'' Rozelle sa1d "He spoke about that but sa1d he m•ght not see me there because he traditiOnally attends another get-together with frtends every New Year's Eve The last thmg he S8ld wme was, 'I 'll -see you at the Super Bowl '" When he fuuShed h1s lunch, PhU Iselin, 74, went back wthe Jets' of11ce to work. The next executive deCISIOn would oc to select a new coach m place of Lou Holtz, who bad gone back to the college ranks, and that's what Phtl Iselin was workmg on when he died HIS pnvate secretary went mw hts office wask him a queshon and found hun slumped over m his chrur .. Marvm Miller says the baseball owners are w be commended for the "good fa1th" they Showed w1th respect w slgnmg the maJority of the free agents "I was concerned about the possibility of collusion," says Miller, head man of the Players' Association. "I was worried, and I testified to that respect before the House Select Commtttee on Professwnal Sports, but I'm happy to say I there was no eVIdence that the owners banded wgether to keep prices down" Some of the Oakland Ra1ders got a laugh out of that "crirrunal element" charge Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll lodged m connection \VIth lbelr roughhouse tactirs agamst the Steelers earlier m the season. DefellSlve back Alonzo Thomas shied away from the other Oakland defenstve backs all year long, kidding them by saymg, "Go way from me' I don't want to have anything wdo w1th all you criminals" Everybody talks about the b1g change In Joe DiMaggio, how much more approachable he IS now than he was when he was playmg, and how much more gregarious he is now than he used to he Commenling on that , he says, "I played my game on the field and didn't talk much I pa~terned myseU, and most all of the Yankees of that period did, after our manager, Joe McCarthy He d1dn't talk much, he just did his job. Today, the players want to get 'litk,' as you newspapermen call 1t I never sought 1t. Nor dld fever rehut a sports writer. Any time !lost a game, I felt very bad and I stayed sort of mcommumcado" .. When he was a k1d, says New York Knlcks' guard Walt Frazier, he never was a member of any gang because he was afrBld off1ghts and dldn 't want to risk gomg wjatl "My whole thing was basketball," he says "! was so straight that I thought the worst thing I could ever do was ~oke a ctgaret'' Leo Durocher mslsts he never worked for "a bad owner" m all the years he was In ba.<teball. "Horace Swaeham, Walter O'Malley and Judge Roy HoOtelnz all were wonderful to work for; but the best one of all was Phil Wrigley He was tops " , I Dick Allen has been reported headed for Pittsburgh where he'd be back \VIth Chuck Tanner, w1th whom he hacl such good rapport when both were with the Chtcago While Sox, but if he plays baseball at all this year, It could be \VIth the Cubs. He and Peanuts Lowrey, one of the CUbs' hew coaches, get along exceptionally well and Lowrey has been trymg to mterest the CU!f' In slgnmg him " The loss dropped Kent State w 4-5 • Maryland coach l-efty Dr1escll, who used hls subs most of !he second half, satd his team played "as well as 1t has all year " m dowrung Xavier The Terps fell hehmd 14-8 ear ly but rallied to overwhelm the Musketeers, now 5-4 , w1th a 2W surge before halftune Maryland held a 47-31 halftime lead and at that point had limited Xav1er to 11 of 31 shots from the floor--a 35 per cent shoaling mark Maryland came back m the second half w1th three qmck baskets and the Terps opened 1lp a 26-pomt margin before thetr bench wok over. Xavier 's Steve Spivery led all scorers w1th 21 pomts, most of them commg late m the ga me In other games , Muskmgum overwhelmed Thtei ( Pa ) 82 49 and Fredoma State ( N Y 1 beat Grove Ctty 1Pa.) 86-74 1n the openmg round of the Musklngum-Shrme Hobday Tournament, Ca pttal edged Lenoir Rhyne [N C I 86-83 and Wittenberg whipped Augsburg 7Mi6 m the second round of the Lutheran Brotherhood Tournament , Bluefteld downed Marietta 92-74 m the champiOnship game of the Greater Bluefield [W Va I Invitational, and m the Fmdlay Hohday Tournament, Malone zoomed past Indi8Da Tech 113-02 and Findlay stopped CedarVIlle 89-76 m openmg round games Tomght, Muskmgum plays Fredoma State for the chamPIOnship of their own holiday wurney, Capital tangles with Wtttenberg m the all.Qhio fmals of the Lutheran wurney at MmneapoliS, Mum , and Malone takes on Fmdlay m the Findlay holiday tourney Tornados coast £~~eg~7 -~~ ~te'" ~ m ATHENS - Although not playmg their usual Sharp game , Southern High '~ basketball team had a reiallvely easy ttme Tuesday mght wtth host Federal Hockmg wmnlng 67-51 Led by Chtp Brauer's game·htgh 22 pomts, the VISitors opened up an early lead ~ nd were never really threatened Carl Johnston, semor guard , got off to one of hts hest starts as he pumped In SIX qutck pomts m the opemng period, but then was the vtctun of an ankle mjury and had to s1t out the rest of the half Although ~e came back to play the second half and wmd up w1th 10 pomts, hi s mIury hampere d hlm The usually fast breakmg offense of the Tornados couldn't get gomg and they netted only 16 pomts the first periOd , but the defense held FederaiHockmgtojustelght Th e story was th e same m the second canto as Southern went mto the locker room at half tune wtlh a comfortable 35·2llead But m the tlurd periOd the Lancers mounted a m1ld comeback as little Ronnie Russell swiShed 10 pmnts to narrow the margin to 39-33 m1dway through the penod Coach Carl Wolfe's Tornados went mto their strong defense, however, and pulled away to an 11 pomt lead when the third buzzer sounded, 47· 36 The Tornados' defense d1d an admirable job on the Lancers' h1gh scormg Joe Butcher as he netted 17 on the mght, but gomg Into the last penod he had only etght Hts wasn't enough as the b6ys of Me1gs already had 1t wrapped up enroute to their stxth stratght v1ctory wtthout a loss It was the first loss on thetr home court that the Lancers had had this season, and once agam the bench of Southern had to be counted on htghly Johnston was hurt m that 1mllal quarter, starter Rick Fmdley ex1ted by fo~.s early m the third quarter, and Kelly Winebrenner was recovering from a VlfUS John Sayre and Steve Baker agam came off the bench to flll In well Sayre canned seven pomts and Baker two Jumor forward Richard Teaford joined Brauer m double f1gures as he got 12 markers As a team, the Tornados shot a hot 48 per· cent, 25 of 52, and did well at the chanty stnpe by netting rebounds, w1th Brauer once agam showing hiS prowess by collecllong 17 of those caroms The Lancers also had a hot mght from the floor as they dropped m 22 of 51 shots from the floor, but fell way behind '" foul shootmg by gettmg only 7 of 15 The team had 32 rebounds, led by Butcher's 15. Russell ended the evenmg as his team 's leadtng scorer as he net· ted a b1g 20 pomts, fol· lowed by Butcher's 17 That was the second loss mfl1cted on the Lancers by Southern thiS year Southern also won the reserve t1lt, but no score was avatlable SOUTHERN - Brown ' I Tea lord ' ' 12 , 9 SHOT ALOFT - Chtp Breauer ( 45) of the Southern l'orn.t dos pu ts ,, hook shot ail botnc Tuesday mghl at Federal Hockmg m a non-league b., sketb,\11g,m1c " on by Ute Mt•t gs tea m, 67-51 ll was the Tornados' SlxUI stratght vlclOI y with out defeat m llll' 1976-77 <II IIIJJ.II~n Jmt Hamm ptclure BURGER CHEF WILL BE OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY Save up to $2.13 Clip a nd use these valuable coupons' Winebrenner 1 1 J Brauer 9 4 Johnstoo d 2 10 Fmdley n 1 0 2 Baker 0 2 2 Say re 2 3 • 7 Totals 25 17 67 FEDERAL HOCKING Butcher B 1 11 R Rus selii O 0 20 Horn sby 2 0 4 Good fellow o55 Stover 2 0' Chadwel l o 1 1 Totals QUARTERs S FH 22 1 51 16 35 <7 67 8 21 36 s1 HOLIDAY SAVINGS AT •• • BURGER '71 MUSTANG CHEF. cylmder. automat1 V. 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Dau, ,.nti!l'•l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1976 Jets president,75, succumbs • f NEW YORK (UPI ) - He earlier in · lh{' da y and , helped change the New York according to one or the Jets from a near bankrupt officials, appeared to be fine. "Everyone in U1e National franchise into a Super Bowl champion in low- years . But Footbaii League is deeply that is not how Phil Iselin will saddened by the loss of Jet President Phil Iselin," NFL be remembered most . "To know Mr. Iselin was to Commissioner Pete Rozeiie love him," Jets' General said. "He was a warm man Manager AI Ward said. "He who cared lor his family, his was a great sportsman. I friends and the 'overa ii , think he had more friend! in rather than strictly personal, and out of sports than any interests of the sports with person I've known and we'll which he involved himself." Iselin previously suffered a miss him." heart attack on Sept. I~ In the The president of both the press box at Denver 's Mile Jets and Monmouth Park High Stadium dw-ing the racetrack in New Jersey died ·Tuesday after suffering his Jets' 4/j.J loss to the Broncos. second heart attack in three He was revived twice after his heart stopped by Dr. months . He was 74. Iselin iS survived by his Thomas Dillon, the husband wif~, Betty, his son Jimmy, a of Helen Diiion, another of the race horse trainer and Jets' directors. Iselin , a quiet man who former manager of rarely interfered · with his heavyweight co ntender e<>aches, had been making a Buster Mathis, and a daughter, Mrs . K~y Gibnan, gradual comeback from the earlier attack and only two ·a freelance writer. Iselin died in the Jets' weeks ago said he felt he was midtown Manhattan offices well on the road to recovery. alter suffering the heart He was taking an active part attack at 3:30p.m. EST. He In the selection of a new had attended a working lunch coach to replace Lou Holtz, with three club officia ls who resigned two·weeks ago just one ga me before completing his rookie season. 11 ] canft put it in words," Holtz said Tuesday . '' Basicaiiy, there never has been an individual who had Tuesday 's Ohio College \'N: .. · .~ . . tt. "''U J ~ HI~ : .·!·ve :u n'> Hrd By !'On lk-d ..... .. u quick llc.skei.S irt surge and l.lan Issei scored a gamesuch a positive influen<:t> on hi~h 34 points for Midwest me in such a !\hnrt rwriod nf Oivis\on-leat1ing Denver. The time . Hr \\';H< JU~l unr great Nuggets also got 24 points indi vtduai. My gosh , it's like from David Thompson. Paul losing a mt!mber of your own Westphal paced the SWlS with family." 'll points. Iselin was a member of the Bucks 113, Warriors 102: original board of directors Bob Dandridge and Brian which acqulred a tottering Winters each scored eight and near bankrupt New York points in the fourth quarter to Titans' franchise from Harry enable Milwaukee to claim its Wismer In 1963 and changed second road win In 18 games its name to the New York this year. Dandridge finiShed Jets . . with a game-high 29 . points, One of Iselin's partners, while Winters finished with David A. 11 Sc:innyn Werblin, 20. Swen Nater added 20 pulled a major coup in the points and a game-high 20 war between the pro football rebounds. Jamaal Wilkes leagues in 1965 when he paced Golden State with 24. signed quarterback Joe Lakers 134, Celtlcs 105: Namath of the University of Kareem AbduJ.Jabbar Alabama lor a then · scored 30 points and grabbed astounding $427,000 contract 16 rebounds to help Las for three years. Angeles to its best offensive Iselin was both president ' showing of the year and give and chairman of the board at the Lakers their 13th Monmouth Park and in the consecutive home court win. winter of 1974 was inducted Curtis Rowe led Boston with il)to the Jockey Club. 18 points. :•J have the greatest respect for him as a person Kings 113, Cavaliers 106: Briah Taylor hit II of 14 and as an administrator," Weeb Ewbank, who coached shots from the field In the Jets .from 1963 through collecting a season-l]igh 29 1973, said of Iselin. "He points to spark Kahsas City. wnsn 1t a boss, he was a coM The Kings, hitting 35 of o9 worker. He was a real friend shots in the first three periods, snapped a four-f!ame to me .... " "I loved him," Namath losing streak. Campy Russell said. "He was a great man ... !.allied a season-high 28 points for Cleveland. itfs that simple.n Kodak Classic Princeton 67 Ohio State 62 Motor City Classic Detroit 81 !champ) Kent State 79 Maryland Invitational Tournament Mar.yland BA Xavier 74 Muskingum ·Shrine Holiday Tournament Musk ingum 82 Thiel (Pal d9 Fredonia St . ( N. Y.) 86 Grove City I Pal 74 Lutheran Brotherhood Tournament Cap I tal 86 L enoi r Rhyne IN.CJ SJ . Willenborg 70 Augsburg 61> Mt . Vernon Colonial Classic Wayne ·stale !M ich. ) 106 ' Thomas More IKyl 103(2oll (cons) Kenyon 60 Ohio Northern 5J I champ ) Greater Bluefield lnvitationa I Blue field 97 Marietta 74 (champ ) · Findlay Holiday Tournament . Malone 113 Ind ia na Tech 62 Findlay 89 Cedarv i lie 76 scor ing spree. " My 2\1 minutes left. responsibility is to go out Lonnie Shelton, playing an there and win . That's how I important role in the Knicks' get my satisfaction." second consecutive victory, "In college , I tried to hit scored 24 points, inclnding 14 that trailer shot a lot and In the third quarter . Jim that 's what 1 was doing in the McMillian and Walt Frazier first hall," Mc!lfillen said, added 18 points apiece. Rully referring to his 9-lor-13 first· Tomjanovich and . John half outside shooting. "Then, iJohnson topped Houston with in the second half, I tried to 17 points each and Murphy ' nl~v in rlMP "f'nnnM Fhrii nf added 16 for the Rockets. his 9 second·haif field ~goal Elsewhere in the NBA. attempts, added three of four Seattle edged Atlanta, 121). free throw tries and 119, Kansas City topped accounted lor five of the Cleveland , 113-106, Knick!;' last 11 points that put Washington dumped Indiana, the game on ice alter Houston 117·111, Portland beat climbed to within five with Chicago, 84-79, San Antonio took Philadelphia, 127·116, Denver defeated Phoenix , 110-102, Milwaukee upset Golden St.ate, 113-102, and Las Angeles overpowered Boston, 134-105. 2 by beating Ohio State 22.0 in Bull~f 117, Pacers lll: ElVIn !Jayes hit 31. points U1e season finale tHat gave and Larry Wright came off the Wolverines their first the bench to add a seasonRose Bowl bid in five years . high 20 in handing Indiana its '' We are both power type third straight home loss. The teams," said Beli. "I guess it Pacers' Billy Knight scored a will be another Michigan01\io State kind of rivalry.'' game-high 34 points and E:vans f the Pac...S's leading reserve Dave Robiseh added passer this season, said the a season-high 21. Trojans are a "little low key Trail Blazers 84, Bulls W: Bill Walton scored 29 points right now." "But the enthusiasm is to lead Portland over Chicago there. We're kind of cool, but before .19,889, the largest we practice bard and with crowd in Bulls' history. Seott intensity because it 's the May's 18 points topped the biggest game of the year and Bulls. because so much is at stake.'' On defense, Thurmontl said the Trojans must not be ca ugh t off guard by Michigan 's se ldom used passing game, which gra bs RICk Howard led·. a first off big chunks of ya rds when period Ironton charge which it is used. propelled the Tigers to a li!H6 "To play run and pass win over South Point "I:uesday equally this Saturday )Viii be very tough because they run night. Howard, who scored a well and when they pass, they game-high 22 points, helped pass effectively," Thurmond Ironton to a 16-1 first period said. "And they have the big lead which the Pointers could play man in Jim Smith. never overcome. The 6·0 "We also have to worry senior picked up 18 of his about containing their riinnlng backs - Rob Lytle, points from the field , mostly Harlan Huckleby and the • from the 20-25 foot range. He was one of three Tiger Davises. It poses a problem starters in double tlgures . for our entire defense .n .USC ready for .Michigan "... 1T· • .By STEWART SLAVIN LOS ANGELES (UPI) ."To. tell you the truth," said Trojan safety Denni s Thw-mond loungin g back in a sofa at USC's Heritage Hall, " I wish today was Saturday. You get tired of wailing and you realiy want to get the game on and start playing." "I think it will come down to which !,earn lasts the longest," said Southern Cal's All-America running back Ricky Bell. "I think it wiil be a rock 'em, sock :em knockout game and the team with the most power will win." "It's probably the biggest game of the year in ali of America, " said Trojan quarterback Vince Evans. "Like they say, the Rose Bowl is the granddaddy of them all and they ain't lying .'f The Rose Bowl game Jan. I between USC and Michiganwhich may well decide the national championship- will he waged between a pair of teams whose fortunes have risen , fallen and riSen again over the course of the season-not necessarily in that order. For the Trojans, who were picked in Ute preseason to win the Pacific-a title ; th~ fall call)e immedia tely. The Trojans lo st their opener to Missouri, 46-20. "The thing that happened to us," said 'Thurmond, '·is that we didn't face the task at hand. We knew that they had a great passer and a grea t tailback , but we didn 't focus in . ''ln Missourit said Trojan defensive t.ackie Gary Jeter, "we made a iot of had mistakes. Instead of stepping right, we went left. Instead of stepping iateraliy, we went up field . We finally realized that we ca n't just go out on the fi eld and say, 'here we are, we're SC and we have 15 draft choices.' We just have to go out and play." The Trojans bias ted Oregon o3.U the following week en route to a II).I season that was capped off with a 1713 victory over Notre Dame, the Pac-ll crown and the Trojans' 21st Rose Bowl Invitation. The Michigan Wolverines, on the other hand, started out on top and stayed.No. I until the ninth game of the season when they fell to Pw-due, 1614. Michigan shot back to No. ' It looks as if winning basketball has returned to the hard· wood of Wahama High School as the local charges ·of Coach Jim Scherr won their second contest in three outings with a 7663 triw-nph over the visiting Nojlh Gallia' Pirates. The White Falcons, after su(fering through s~verai subpar seasons, have gotten off to their best start in recent yea rs by claiming t wo of their first three games aqd will begin the new year with a winning record. , In gaining the 76-73 victory over North G,ailia, the White Falcons built an II point first period lead only to i~se it before putting on a fourth quarter surge to win going away . Duke Smith, 5'10" senior and Bob Nicewander 6'3" senior, paced the Wahama '· win or the young hardcourt attack with Smith pouring In season. ' 'll points and · Nicewander Team•' stati stics are pretty grabbing 19 rebounds: even for ·both sides except lor North Gallia's Fred Logan in the free throw department took game scoring honors by where the Whit e Falcons burning the Nets for 28 taliies actually won the contest. on eleven field goals amj six , . A,t . tlie charit~ stripe the free throws. ' ,'; . begdarea t~3m c~noected on Wahama trailed only once 18 of 27 attempts . for 66.6 in the contest foliowihg an perc ent, Nor.th Gallia opening period bu cket· by manage~ to ~onvert only 15 of Logan . Smith knotted the 39 attempts from the line for a DRIBBLI NG UP COUR T - Duke Smith , No. 14, for score seconds later with the disastrous 38.4 percent. the White ~·a icons. ied his team in scoring with 27 points. fir st of three consecutive Rebounds were even at 55 Here he is s!10wn dribbling the ball up cout·t with North Wahama goals to give the each with• Wahama comGallia's Plants hot in pursuit. local quintet a quick 6·2 lead, milling une more turnover North Gallia kept close until than the Pirates )9 to 18. the final two minutes of the The White Falcons shot a quarter when Smith and Jerry mediocre 38..1 percent from Tucker reeled off . eight the floor (29·16 )) while North 0 C straight unanswered points ·Galiia connected on just 24 of to vault Wahama into a 2()..9 65 attempts lor a cool 36.9 ~first cantn .iead. percent. OW North Gaiiia, after shooting In addition to Smith's 27 poorly in the fir st eight tallies were Goldsberry with MIAMI (UP!) - One of the head on nearly every play. key match ups in the Orange Hill's description of Hassel- , minutes, warmed up con· 14 second hall points, Jerry llowi Saturday night will he beck was a Iitt Ie more siderabiy to outscore the Tucker with 12 and Tim Davis Ohio St.ate defensive end Bob glowing than that of White Falcons 21-I6 in the with II to round out the double Brodzinski against ·colorado Brodzinski, a second team see<>nd stanza and cut the figure scorers for Wahama. tight end Don Hasselbeck, All-America . locals' lead to six 36-30 at Only Calvin Minnis joined and Brudzinski has made it "He's big, he has good intermission. !.ogan lor North Gailia in the clear he expects to win . hands, and he gets open," The gap was narrowed down twin digit group by1 canning 14 "I ain't gonna let him he as was Hill's brief assessment. to two points at the start of the markers. good as he thinks he is," the 6Colorado Coach Bill second half on two quick . 4, 225-poun<! Brudzinski said Mallory was equally full of buckets by Bret Tackett and Tuesday. "He's pretty big praise lor · his honorable Larry Payne and the Pirates' NORTH GALLIA 163) antll've been studying him a mention AiiAmerica, who eventually knotted the score Loga n 11 -6·28; Minni s 5·5-1 5; Jus ti ce 1-0-2; Mundell 1-3·5; lot because I'll he over him was not able to catch a pass In at 38,38 with 5:20 left in the Tackett 3·0-6; Planl s J . Q . ~ ; most of the game." the last three ga~es of the quarter on a bucket by Logan. Pa yne 2-1-5. TOTALS 24 -15· Asked to compare the 6-7, season this year because of a Wahama quickly retaliated 63. 24()..pound Hasselbeck with broken left hand. The cast oli successive two pointers by WAHAMA ( 76 ) - T. Davis 5-1· 11 ; Nicewander J . J. 7; T . tight ends in the Big Ten, has come off the hand and it Jerry Tucker and Duke Smith Sm ith 12-3-27 ; M. Gol dsberry Brodzinski admitted, "he's has healed, however. and once aga in built a six 4-6-14; T. Sayr e 1-0.2; J . pretty good but we've got "I certamly would rate Don Tuck er 3-6-12 ; Bless ing 1- 1-3; two good ti~t ends at Ohio as one of the best tight ends in point margin at 46-10. Thompson 0·0-0; Buzrard 0-0State-Greg Storer and Bill the country," Mallory said. . North Gaiiia then proceeded 0. TOTALS 29-18-76. Jaco." adding that it's hard to rate to outscore the White Fa icons Score by quarters : NG 9 21 20 13- 63 George Hill , defensive him the very best because he 8,2 to tie the score at 48-18 fo Wahama 20 j 6 1e 22- 76 coordinator for the lOth- hasn't seen them all. the third and final time of the Reserve · score "He has good speed. He game. Tim Davis and Bob Wahama 5B North Ga tlia 54. ranked Buckeyes, explained that although Colorado plays does the 41>yard dash in 4. 7 Nicewander both connected Hasselbeck on either side of seconds and he's a gOQd agile from the floor to put Wahama the line, Ohio State will flip kid - just a good all"i"'oWld in front for good. The period r-~-------"1 flap its defensive front. That tighteild. He'sa good blocker ,;. ended with the' local quintet means Brudzinski and and this year he's even holding a 54-50 advantage. Hasselbeck will be head to better. "He's also got ri10r~ The visiting Pirates visions mobility this year and he 's . of a fourth quarter comeback become a little better were quickly stilled midway SuperSonks 120, Hawks 119: receiver." Fred Brown made two free The J2th-ranked Buffaloes, through the final eight minute s when Bob throws with three seconds to Big Eight tri-champion with Nicewander started conplay to give Seattle its third an lj.J record, worked on goal victory in 18 road games and line offense and defense and trolling both boards with some hand Atlanta its sixth timing up the passing game. impressive rebounding skills. straight loss. Nick Ohio State, a co-ehampion in North Gailia was havinl} a Weatherspoon and Tom the Big Ten, spent most of its poor shooting night as it was Burleson each 'had 20 points practice Tuesday on the and when Nicewander began · to lead Seattle. Lou Hudson kicking game. taking charge, the visiting scored 33 for Atlanta. Gailia Countians got only one shot at the basket while the . ------... White Falcons were taking , ·-- -- • two and sometimes three attempts. I ' . ,. Another important factor in C' ' -::::Dean Royal followed Howard After the lopsided hrst ' with 14 while Mike Brown . period, both teams played on the White Falcons favor was the insertiion of senior for' · Men's! n~tted 10 for the Tigers who even tenns for the remainder . Women's! ward Mike Goldsberry into the are now 4-2 .. of the contest. lineup. The 6'1" left bander . Children's! Dane Conweli ied South Box score : took over the brunt of the i_l. ;~ . . ;;;,) Point , 0-o with ·J3. Bill IR ONTON (601 - Royal 14 , . 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W ahama win ~ l<tl~· ~flt'l,iild..quGrter Basketba II Scores United Press International ' ~ l'' 'I I ., ' ~ 0I .., Untied PressloternaUonal points to help Michigan (IH!) Nobody seemed to take beat previously unbeaten much notice when Misals&ppi Rhode Island and move into State won its first seven tile final of the Industrial games this season. National Classic against host But on Tuesday night the Providence, which beat youthful Bulldog team won Its Texas, 81-67. eighth straight game and this Reginald King scored . 23 time the opponent was previ- points to lead Alabama ( 7.0) 0\l&y Wlbeaten and loth- P115l Western Michigan. ranked Wake ·Forest. Substitute Brett Vroman Mississippi State handed seored a career-high 19 points Wake Forest its first IIlllS in and Marques Johnson added eightgames, an88-83decision 17 to guide UCLA over that advanced the Bulldogs . 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But if roots are THURSDAY removed or killed there is LETART TOWNSHIP less chance of more coming Trustees Thursday , 7 p.m. at up. -POLLY . . ·Letart Fails Community DEAR POLLY - I lind a Hall. favorite gift for little girls iS CHESTER TOWNSHIP to make clothes for their trustees Thursday, 7;30 p.m. favorite dolls. If you do not at town house. sew you can watch lor swap or garage sales or even ads in . the newspaper. Most children play with their dolls more if· they have lots of changes of elothes.-MRS. H.w. DEAR 1'01-J..Y ~ ¥Y Pel Peeve concerns the verses II are on birthday cants that come..in boxes. The messages have to be read so carefully particularly those to he sent to the elderly or those with Pomeroy Bowling L•nes Tuesday Triplicate problems of one sort or .. League another. I wish they would Dec. 21. 1976 have a simple basic greeting Standings and the sender could Team Pt•. elaborateonit·jfdesired. 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But Footbaii League is deeply that is not how Phil Iselin will saddened by the loss of Jet President Phil Iselin," NFL be remembered most . "To know Mr. Iselin was to Commissioner Pete Rozeiie love him," Jets' General said. "He was a warm man Manager AI Ward said. "He who cared lor his family, his was a great sportsman. I friends and the 'overa ii , think he had more friend! in rather than strictly personal, and out of sports than any interests of the sports with person I've known and we'll which he involved himself." Iselin previously suffered a miss him." heart attack on Sept. I~ In the The president of both the press box at Denver 's Mile Jets and Monmouth Park High Stadium dw-ing the racetrack in New Jersey died ·Tuesday after suffering his Jets' 4/j.J loss to the Broncos. second heart attack in three He was revived twice after his heart stopped by Dr. months . He was 74. Iselin iS survived by his Thomas Dillon, the husband wif~, Betty, his son Jimmy, a of Helen Diiion, another of the race horse trainer and Jets' directors. Iselin , a quiet man who former manager of rarely interfered · with his heavyweight co ntender e<>aches, had been making a Buster Mathis, and a daughter, Mrs . K~y Gibnan, gradual comeback from the earlier attack and only two ·a freelance writer. Iselin died in the Jets' weeks ago said he felt he was midtown Manhattan offices well on the road to recovery. alter suffering the heart He was taking an active part attack at 3:30p.m. EST. He In the selection of a new had attended a working lunch coach to replace Lou Holtz, with three club officia ls who resigned two·weeks ago just one ga me before completing his rookie season. 11 ] canft put it in words," Holtz said Tuesday . '' Basicaiiy, there never has been an individual who had Tuesday 's Ohio College \'N: .. · .~ . . tt. "''U J ~ HI~ : .·!·ve :u n'> Hrd By !'On lk-d ..... .. u quick llc.skei.S irt surge and l.lan Issei scored a gamesuch a positive influen<:t> on hi~h 34 points for Midwest me in such a !\hnrt rwriod nf Oivis\on-leat1ing Denver. The time . Hr \\';H< JU~l unr great Nuggets also got 24 points indi vtduai. My gosh , it's like from David Thompson. Paul losing a mt!mber of your own Westphal paced the SWlS with family." 'll points. Iselin was a member of the Bucks 113, Warriors 102: original board of directors Bob Dandridge and Brian which acqulred a tottering Winters each scored eight and near bankrupt New York points in the fourth quarter to Titans' franchise from Harry enable Milwaukee to claim its Wismer In 1963 and changed second road win In 18 games its name to the New York this year. Dandridge finiShed Jets . . with a game-high 29 . points, One of Iselin's partners, while Winters finished with David A. 11 Sc:innyn Werblin, 20. Swen Nater added 20 pulled a major coup in the points and a game-high 20 war between the pro football rebounds. Jamaal Wilkes leagues in 1965 when he paced Golden State with 24. signed quarterback Joe Lakers 134, Celtlcs 105: Namath of the University of Kareem AbduJ.Jabbar Alabama lor a then · scored 30 points and grabbed astounding $427,000 contract 16 rebounds to help Las for three years. Angeles to its best offensive Iselin was both president ' showing of the year and give and chairman of the board at the Lakers their 13th Monmouth Park and in the consecutive home court win. winter of 1974 was inducted Curtis Rowe led Boston with il)to the Jockey Club. 18 points. :•J have the greatest respect for him as a person Kings 113, Cavaliers 106: Briah Taylor hit II of 14 and as an administrator," Weeb Ewbank, who coached shots from the field In the Jets .from 1963 through collecting a season-l]igh 29 1973, said of Iselin. "He points to spark Kahsas City. wnsn 1t a boss, he was a coM The Kings, hitting 35 of o9 worker. He was a real friend shots in the first three periods, snapped a four-f!ame to me .... " "I loved him," Namath losing streak. Campy Russell said. "He was a great man ... !.allied a season-high 28 points for Cleveland. itfs that simple.n Kodak Classic Princeton 67 Ohio State 62 Motor City Classic Detroit 81 !champ) Kent State 79 Maryland Invitational Tournament Mar.yland BA Xavier 74 Muskingum ·Shrine Holiday Tournament Musk ingum 82 Thiel (Pal d9 Fredonia St . ( N. Y.) 86 Grove City I Pal 74 Lutheran Brotherhood Tournament Cap I tal 86 L enoi r Rhyne IN.CJ SJ . Willenborg 70 Augsburg 61> Mt . Vernon Colonial Classic Wayne ·stale !M ich. ) 106 ' Thomas More IKyl 103(2oll (cons) Kenyon 60 Ohio Northern 5J I champ ) Greater Bluefield lnvitationa I Blue field 97 Marietta 74 (champ ) · Findlay Holiday Tournament . Malone 113 Ind ia na Tech 62 Findlay 89 Cedarv i lie 76 scor ing spree. " My 2\1 minutes left. responsibility is to go out Lonnie Shelton, playing an there and win . That's how I important role in the Knicks' get my satisfaction." second consecutive victory, "In college , I tried to hit scored 24 points, inclnding 14 that trailer shot a lot and In the third quarter . Jim that 's what 1 was doing in the McMillian and Walt Frazier first hall," Mc!lfillen said, added 18 points apiece. Rully referring to his 9-lor-13 first· Tomjanovich and . John half outside shooting. "Then, iJohnson topped Houston with in the second half, I tried to 17 points each and Murphy ' nl~v in rlMP "f'nnnM Fhrii nf added 16 for the Rockets. his 9 second·haif field ~goal Elsewhere in the NBA. attempts, added three of four Seattle edged Atlanta, 121). free throw tries and 119, Kansas City topped accounted lor five of the Cleveland , 113-106, Knick!;' last 11 points that put Washington dumped Indiana, the game on ice alter Houston 117·111, Portland beat climbed to within five with Chicago, 84-79, San Antonio took Philadelphia, 127·116, Denver defeated Phoenix , 110-102, Milwaukee upset Golden St.ate, 113-102, and Las Angeles overpowered Boston, 134-105. 2 by beating Ohio State 22.0 in Bull~f 117, Pacers lll: ElVIn !Jayes hit 31. points U1e season finale tHat gave and Larry Wright came off the Wolverines their first the bench to add a seasonRose Bowl bid in five years . high 20 in handing Indiana its '' We are both power type third straight home loss. The teams," said Beli. "I guess it Pacers' Billy Knight scored a will be another Michigan01\io State kind of rivalry.'' game-high 34 points and E:vans f the Pac...S's leading reserve Dave Robiseh added passer this season, said the a season-high 21. Trojans are a "little low key Trail Blazers 84, Bulls W: Bill Walton scored 29 points right now." "But the enthusiasm is to lead Portland over Chicago there. We're kind of cool, but before .19,889, the largest we practice bard and with crowd in Bulls' history. Seott intensity because it 's the May's 18 points topped the biggest game of the year and Bulls. because so much is at stake.'' On defense, Thurmontl said the Trojans must not be ca ugh t off guard by Michigan 's se ldom used passing game, which gra bs RICk Howard led·. a first off big chunks of ya rds when period Ironton charge which it is used. propelled the Tigers to a li!H6 "To play run and pass win over South Point "I:uesday equally this Saturday )Viii be very tough because they run night. Howard, who scored a well and when they pass, they game-high 22 points, helped pass effectively," Thurmond Ironton to a 16-1 first period said. "And they have the big lead which the Pointers could play man in Jim Smith. never overcome. The 6·0 "We also have to worry senior picked up 18 of his about containing their riinnlng backs - Rob Lytle, points from the field , mostly Harlan Huckleby and the • from the 20-25 foot range. He was one of three Tiger Davises. It poses a problem starters in double tlgures . for our entire defense .n .USC ready for .Michigan "... 1T· • .By STEWART SLAVIN LOS ANGELES (UPI) ."To. tell you the truth," said Trojan safety Denni s Thw-mond loungin g back in a sofa at USC's Heritage Hall, " I wish today was Saturday. You get tired of wailing and you realiy want to get the game on and start playing." "I think it will come down to which !,earn lasts the longest," said Southern Cal's All-America running back Ricky Bell. "I think it wiil be a rock 'em, sock :em knockout game and the team with the most power will win." "It's probably the biggest game of the year in ali of America, " said Trojan quarterback Vince Evans. "Like they say, the Rose Bowl is the granddaddy of them all and they ain't lying .'f The Rose Bowl game Jan. I between USC and Michiganwhich may well decide the national championship- will he waged between a pair of teams whose fortunes have risen , fallen and riSen again over the course of the season-not necessarily in that order. For the Trojans, who were picked in Ute preseason to win the Pacific-a title ; th~ fall call)e immedia tely. The Trojans lo st their opener to Missouri, 46-20. "The thing that happened to us," said 'Thurmond, '·is that we didn't face the task at hand. We knew that they had a great passer and a grea t tailback , but we didn 't focus in . ''ln Missourit said Trojan defensive t.ackie Gary Jeter, "we made a iot of had mistakes. Instead of stepping right, we went left. Instead of stepping iateraliy, we went up field . We finally realized that we ca n't just go out on the fi eld and say, 'here we are, we're SC and we have 15 draft choices.' We just have to go out and play." The Trojans bias ted Oregon o3.U the following week en route to a II).I season that was capped off with a 1713 victory over Notre Dame, the Pac-ll crown and the Trojans' 21st Rose Bowl Invitation. The Michigan Wolverines, on the other hand, started out on top and stayed.No. I until the ninth game of the season when they fell to Pw-due, 1614. Michigan shot back to No. ' It looks as if winning basketball has returned to the hard· wood of Wahama High School as the local charges ·of Coach Jim Scherr won their second contest in three outings with a 7663 triw-nph over the visiting Nojlh Gallia' Pirates. The White Falcons, after su(fering through s~verai subpar seasons, have gotten off to their best start in recent yea rs by claiming t wo of their first three games aqd will begin the new year with a winning record. , In gaining the 76-73 victory over North G,ailia, the White Falcons built an II point first period lead only to i~se it before putting on a fourth quarter surge to win going away . Duke Smith, 5'10" senior and Bob Nicewander 6'3" senior, paced the Wahama '· win or the young hardcourt attack with Smith pouring In season. ' 'll points and · Nicewander Team•' stati stics are pretty grabbing 19 rebounds: even for ·both sides except lor North Gallia's Fred Logan in the free throw department took game scoring honors by where the Whit e Falcons burning the Nets for 28 taliies actually won the contest. on eleven field goals amj six , . A,t . tlie charit~ stripe the free throws. ' ,'; . begdarea t~3m c~noected on Wahama trailed only once 18 of 27 attempts . for 66.6 in the contest foliowihg an perc ent, Nor.th Gallia opening period bu cket· by manage~ to ~onvert only 15 of Logan . Smith knotted the 39 attempts from the line for a DRIBBLI NG UP COUR T - Duke Smith , No. 14, for score seconds later with the disastrous 38.4 percent. the White ~·a icons. ied his team in scoring with 27 points. fir st of three consecutive Rebounds were even at 55 Here he is s!10wn dribbling the ball up cout·t with North Wahama goals to give the each with• Wahama comGallia's Plants hot in pursuit. local quintet a quick 6·2 lead, milling une more turnover North Gallia kept close until than the Pirates )9 to 18. the final two minutes of the The White Falcons shot a quarter when Smith and Jerry mediocre 38..1 percent from Tucker reeled off . eight the floor (29·16 )) while North 0 C straight unanswered points ·Galiia connected on just 24 of to vault Wahama into a 2()..9 65 attempts lor a cool 36.9 ~first cantn .iead. percent. OW North Gaiiia, after shooting In addition to Smith's 27 poorly in the fir st eight tallies were Goldsberry with MIAMI (UP!) - One of the head on nearly every play. key match ups in the Orange Hill's description of Hassel- , minutes, warmed up con· 14 second hall points, Jerry llowi Saturday night will he beck was a Iitt Ie more siderabiy to outscore the Tucker with 12 and Tim Davis Ohio St.ate defensive end Bob glowing than that of White Falcons 21-I6 in the with II to round out the double Brodzinski against ·colorado Brodzinski, a second team see<>nd stanza and cut the figure scorers for Wahama. tight end Don Hasselbeck, All-America . locals' lead to six 36-30 at Only Calvin Minnis joined and Brudzinski has made it "He's big, he has good intermission. !.ogan lor North Gailia in the clear he expects to win . hands, and he gets open," The gap was narrowed down twin digit group by1 canning 14 "I ain't gonna let him he as was Hill's brief assessment. to two points at the start of the markers. good as he thinks he is," the 6Colorado Coach Bill second half on two quick . 4, 225-poun<! Brudzinski said Mallory was equally full of buckets by Bret Tackett and Tuesday. "He's pretty big praise lor · his honorable Larry Payne and the Pirates' NORTH GALLIA 163) antll've been studying him a mention AiiAmerica, who eventually knotted the score Loga n 11 -6·28; Minni s 5·5-1 5; Jus ti ce 1-0-2; Mundell 1-3·5; lot because I'll he over him was not able to catch a pass In at 38,38 with 5:20 left in the Tackett 3·0-6; Planl s J . Q . ~ ; most of the game." the last three ga~es of the quarter on a bucket by Logan. Pa yne 2-1-5. TOTALS 24 -15· Asked to compare the 6-7, season this year because of a Wahama quickly retaliated 63. 24()..pound Hasselbeck with broken left hand. The cast oli successive two pointers by WAHAMA ( 76 ) - T. Davis 5-1· 11 ; Nicewander J . J. 7; T . tight ends in the Big Ten, has come off the hand and it Jerry Tucker and Duke Smith Sm ith 12-3-27 ; M. Gol dsberry Brodzinski admitted, "he's has healed, however. and once aga in built a six 4-6-14; T. Sayr e 1-0.2; J . pretty good but we've got "I certamly would rate Don Tuck er 3-6-12 ; Bless ing 1- 1-3; two good ti~t ends at Ohio as one of the best tight ends in point margin at 46-10. Thompson 0·0-0; Buzrard 0-0State-Greg Storer and Bill the country," Mallory said. . North Gaiiia then proceeded 0. TOTALS 29-18-76. Jaco." adding that it's hard to rate to outscore the White Fa icons Score by quarters : NG 9 21 20 13- 63 George Hill , defensive him the very best because he 8,2 to tie the score at 48-18 fo Wahama 20 j 6 1e 22- 76 coordinator for the lOth- hasn't seen them all. the third and final time of the Reserve · score "He has good speed. He game. Tim Davis and Bob Wahama 5B North Ga tlia 54. ranked Buckeyes, explained that although Colorado plays does the 41>yard dash in 4. 7 Nicewander both connected Hasselbeck on either side of seconds and he's a gOQd agile from the floor to put Wahama the line, Ohio State will flip kid - just a good all"i"'oWld in front for good. The period r-~-------"1 flap its defensive front. That tighteild. He'sa good blocker ,;. ended with the' local quintet means Brudzinski and and this year he's even holding a 54-50 advantage. Hasselbeck will be head to better. "He's also got ri10r~ The visiting Pirates visions mobility this year and he 's . of a fourth quarter comeback become a little better were quickly stilled midway SuperSonks 120, Hawks 119: receiver." Fred Brown made two free The J2th-ranked Buffaloes, through the final eight minute s when Bob throws with three seconds to Big Eight tri-champion with Nicewander started conplay to give Seattle its third an lj.J record, worked on goal victory in 18 road games and line offense and defense and trolling both boards with some hand Atlanta its sixth timing up the passing game. impressive rebounding skills. straight loss. Nick Ohio State, a co-ehampion in North Gailia was havinl} a Weatherspoon and Tom the Big Ten, spent most of its poor shooting night as it was Burleson each 'had 20 points practice Tuesday on the and when Nicewander began · to lead Seattle. Lou Hudson kicking game. taking charge, the visiting scored 33 for Atlanta. Gailia Countians got only one shot at the basket while the . ------... White Falcons were taking , ·-- -- • two and sometimes three attempts. I ' . ,. Another important factor in C' ' -::::Dean Royal followed Howard After the lopsided hrst ' with 14 while Mike Brown . period, both teams played on the White Falcons favor was the insertiion of senior for' · Men's! n~tted 10 for the Tigers who even tenns for the remainder . Women's! ward Mike Goldsberry into the are now 4-2 .. of the contest. lineup. The 6'1" left bander . Children's! Dane Conweli ied South Box score : took over the brunt of the i_l. ;~ . . ;;;,) Point , 0-o with ·J3. Bill IR ONTON (601 - Royal 14 , . Howard 22 ; Secher 5; Fifz. scoring in the second half ' ··_=../ Spalding supported Conwell pa tr ick 4; Brown 13 . followin g the departure o( with 10 .. Fairchild 2. ' While Ironton was finding SOUTH POINT 1461 _ Smith who was forced to the the range on everything it put Soal·.d ina 10 ; Conwell ' I J; sideline when he ~~s,assessed Austm. 2; May nard 2; Howard up in the opening period, 2: Will iams 9, Tayl or 4 . hi~~h~~~~;~~;:~ f~~~ ~f the• South Point could manage Prater 4. ' Score by quarters: only one bucket and two free final eleven points to win 16 11 12 21-60 throws in the fitst eight Ironton easily ~t 76-63 lor their second SP 4 10 12 20- 46 .• . .. minutes. ROAST 79e LB. TASTEE-BRAND BOLOGNA SLICED 2-LB. PKG. '129. ENTIRE FAMILY! Ironton cops fourth cage win NEW PORK SHOULDER CABBAGE 2 LBS. 25e BANANAS 5 LBS. '1 OO ! ,, LUX LIQUID FOR DISHES AND FINE FABRICS 32 OZ. BOTTlE 99e· TIDE LAUNDRY .DETERGENT 3LB. 1 OZ. BOX 29 '1 9 til 7 BROUGHTON'S 2% MILK l'tlon.·Sat.. Sun. 10 to 5 Prices Effective '129 GAL ! 'Thursday thru Sulioay 1 1 d , I! h JE~o~s DOUBLE PI·ZZA:· t ' .. ~ •' • • 0 ~~·· •, I t\. -'•! . . . . o '•1 . '_, ' 28~ ,Ot'' BOX "' ·1~ 0 Open PORK SAUSAGE 5- The Deily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Wednesday, Bulldogs make tourney finals • BY GARY CLARK Go d ma t h UpS Seen. • 0 range .B ln ti l t McMillen shines as Knicks top Houston By JACK SAUNDERS liP! Sports Writer Tom McMillen gets his satisfaction from winning bail games. Tuesday nigtt he' made his own satislaction. McMillen, filling a void created by injuries to Bob r.jcAdoo, Spencer Haywood and, lor hllif a game, Pari Monroe, scornd a career-high 31 points t~ l"d the New York Knic~, to a lll·99 triumph o -.r the Houston Rockets. "My whole th ing is winning," sa id the former University of Maryland AllAmerica, playing down his Tim Smith hot · in . W ahama win ~ l<tl~· ~flt'l,iild..quGrter Basketba II Scores United Press International ' ~ l'' 'I I ., ' ~ 0I .., Untied PressloternaUonal points to help Michigan (IH!) Nobody seemed to take beat previously unbeaten much notice when Misals&ppi Rhode Island and move into State won its first seven tile final of the Industrial games this season. National Classic against host But on Tuesday night the Providence, which beat youthful Bulldog team won Its Texas, 81-67. eighth straight game and this Reginald King scored . 23 time the opponent was previ- points to lead Alabama ( 7.0) 0\l&y Wlbeaten and loth- P115l Western Michigan. ranked Wake ·Forest. Substitute Brett Vroman Mississippi State handed seored a career-high 19 points Wake Forest its first IIlllS in and Marques Johnson added eightgames, an88-83decision 17 to guide UCLA over that advanced the Bulldogs . Southern Methodtst. into Wednesday night's final Butch Lee scored 20 points game of the Klwa~s.()ld and Bo ElliS 23 as..Marquette Dominion Clas.sic in Norfolk, beat Wisconsin for the chamVa . against host Old pionship of the Milwaukee Dominion, which heal Classic, the ninth · straight Dartmouth, 95·70, in the year the Warriors have won opening game. the title. Freshman Ricky Brown In the consolation game of scored 29 points and grabbed the Milwaukee Classic, 14 rebounds to pace Wayne "Tree" Rollins scored Mississippi State's victory 23 points and Derrick over Wake Forest. Gary Jackson had 18 assists to lead Hooker and Wiley Peck each Clemson over Boston College, scored 18 points and Ray . 128-76. · White added 15 to help Lo.uisville scored 22 Mississippi State overcome a straight points during a 43-38 halftime deficit. second-half rally that Wake Forest , playing overcame Rutgers, 76-68, in without injured leading the Louisville Holiday scorer Rod Griffin, was led Classic. Louisville advanced . by Frank Johnson with 25 to the title game against points. Creighton, ail 81·76 winner Elsewhere, top-ranked over Auburn. Michigan beat Rhode Island, Freshman guard Bill ~. No. 4 Alabama downed Bryant scored 12 of hiS l7 Western Michigan, 83-74, No. po.ints in the first half to lead 8 UCLA routed Southern Milryland past Xavier of Ohio Methodist, 99-71, Marquette in the opening game of the beat Wisconsin , 64·o7, Maryland Invitational LouiSville defeated Rutgers, Tournament. The Terps 76-68, Maryland topped advanced to the final against Xavier of Ohio, 84-74, and Syracuse, which got 30 points Syracuse crushed Duquesne, from James Wllliams in beat116-86. ing Duquesne. Phil Hubbard scored 25 Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 Second St. POMEROY, OHIO NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERV?.D Prices Effective Thru Jan. 1, 1977 · • OPEN NEW YEAR'S ,DAY FRESH PORK SPARE RiBS.::.'.:~.• SUPERIORS HB. PKG. 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Mine is saving on house. Weeds grow between dishwashing detergent. 1 buy the bricks and it is lrustr.ating a 32 oz. container of mild li· • to have to pull tllem every quld detergent and pour the month. I have tried salt, a epntente into a clean gallon commercial product and jug, add 4 oz. glycerine arid 4 kerosene but nothing helped. o~. white vinegar, fill with I am sick and tired' of pulling water and shake. This makes. weeds so please help me. - a good sudsy mixture and I JANIS. aisil use it for rinsing out DEAR JANIS- SO many of undergarments and fine the "cures" for weedll are fabrics.- RUTH. poisonous and thus a hazard where pets and children are concerned, so I hesitate .to t=::..:x::'*.w:~-x~ ;u., :.:u:::~i:f~· mention them, Instead, have you tried a hot brine. One autllority suggests tltiS in preference to plain salt and it is non-poisonous. Always try to pull weeds out by !he roots even though it may be hard-to do when they are between bricks.. But if roots are THURSDAY removed or killed there is LETART TOWNSHIP less chance of more coming Trustees Thursday , 7 p.m. at up. -POLLY . . ·Letart Fails Community DEAR POLLY - I lind a Hall. favorite gift for little girls iS CHESTER TOWNSHIP to make clothes for their trustees Thursday, 7;30 p.m. favorite dolls. If you do not at town house. sew you can watch lor swap or garage sales or even ads in . the newspaper. Most children play with their dolls more if· they have lots of changes of elothes.-MRS. H.w. DEAR 1'01-J..Y ~ ¥Y Pel Peeve concerns the verses II are on birthday cants that come..in boxes. The messages have to be read so carefully particularly those to he sent to the elderly or those with Pomeroy Bowling L•nes Tuesday Triplicate problems of one sort or .. League another. I wish they would Dec. 21. 1976 have a simple basic greeting Standings and the sender could Team Pt•. elaborateonit·jfdesired. Royal Ook Park 8 a I find children Will play in· Shamrock Motel 8 'd f ho d • • 11 'f Royal Crown Colo Sl e or urs, an ·uupp y, I New York Clothing 0 . they have a big cardboard Ruth's Beauty Shop 0 carton such as a washing ..Shirts. Ltd. · 0 machine, refrigerator or so , High Individual gam~ on e<>mes in Cut doors in 0,. Frankie Hunnel 177 ; Bev . · r · Hensley 17A. postte sides to make a tunnel High series - Pat Carson through and even.make win· •oo; Helen Phelps A59. dows onthe lides' llthey like. Teem high game - Royal the ·privac Ook Park 475. ter Youngs s . · Y " Teem high series - Royal of a barn, n or tunnel but Qak Park 1324 . , •are still in si8ht.and sound of mother which is ,~ , reassurance to both of them. • Saturday Afternoon -MRS. J.E.M. League Dec. 18, 1976 DEAR POLLY -!Wcently I Standings was put 'on a diet. that ~alled for meat to bee ,Weed.oo a . rack as it cooked. so tbe fat wwld drain oft. 1 could not find a rack small enough for me so I made my own by pok· lng holes in the bottom of a . foil pan that a pot pie came in. ·1turned this upside down Musser 169; Frank Haggy . Bruce Fl•her 159 . (bottom side up) on a larger Hlg~ oerlos - Lee Lewis foil pan, put .my chop or 407 ; Lanny Longstreth 403 ; wtever on the top pan and the Br~;::~~~~ :~. -'- Super fat drains away from the a11.high series •. Super ' meat. Pan Is easy to clean, stars Team Ill>.- MRS. G.S. 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G WERNER, Mtddlep01t, had as Q1nsunas guests Mt and Mrs George Durst of Well<ton, Mt and Mrs "Nor· man Stcwat1 .tnd Ba rbat a of Colwn bus , Mr and Mrs Jack Wctnet , Belpte, Mr and Mrs Oavtd Rohr and Krtstl , Mattetta , and Mr and Mt s Stephen Stewart and etnldre n, Mtchell e a nd Napasha, and Mr and Mrs Buan Stewart and Robet1, Colwnbus Here for the holidays w1th her parents, MR AND MRS ROBERT DUCKWORTH , are Mr and Mt'S Raymond Z11 kle and daughter, Beverly, Wan en-Robbms, Ga At the Duc kw or t h home fo r ChJast.mas dmnm we1c Bofr by Duckworth, Mr and Mrs Steve Rutland, and Mt and M1 s William Fred Smtlh , Mtddleport Chrtslmas dtnner guests u[ MR AND MRS HARRY DAVIS, Pomeroy, were Mt and MI S Btll Ldtew, Chetyl, were Chnstmas weekend B11ly, l" ed a nd Jo hn, g ues~ or then son m*l.1w and Pumero) and Mrs Sadte daughter, Mr and Mts 'l'heune1, Sy1~:~c us e C~:~lhng Rtcluu d Lowe, f1 acy and durmg the day were M1 and Steven, ColiOnbus M1 s Robert D4vts, fa1111ny MRS 1 G HI LLDO RE, ()Jld T111a. S uml~:~ y tlmHei GlVmg i:tllll recelvmg g1fU:i ISonly a small part of the JOY of Chr~•Onas The best pail '" bemg sur wunded with famtly and frtends and shartng not only festtve foods, but senltmel!l.> of the season The soctal scene of the Bend area was marked wtlh gatherings of family and frtends from far and near At the home of MR AND MRS PATRICK W CHARY are thetr son and daughter·tn· h:1 w, Mr ::mtl Mrs James Lochary and children, Jmme, Suste Patty and Chrts, of Glen Haven, N J fh e) were jotned for Christmas dtnner by Mtss Helen Lochary, Pomet oy , Mr. Elizabeth Chase, Pomeroy, and Jack Chase, Dayton MR AND MRS BEHT GRIMM of Lelltrl Falls spent Chnstmas week tn St ;- ~ ClarJSv!lle wtlh thmr son Russell Grurun, and his fatnt· ly MR AND MRS BRADFOHD MAAG, Mtnersvtlle, 1 Syrac use, spent Chnstmas {:lUCsts wc1c Mr and Mrs w1th Mt .md Mrs Bob Byer • and famtly, Middleport, ,,nd then 111 the afternoon they all vtsJted Mr and Mrs Mtuvm McKelve) and son Michael fhe Bob Byer fam1ly and Mt dnd Mt s Charles Byer, Ken ;-: np nd John JOined Mrs K E :.._ Byet for a Cht !Slmas suppet Spendmg Christmas With .- MR AND MRS ALBERT ROUS H, Route 4 Pomet O) 'ri.Ct c t h c1 1 Robet t Le hew, Deb bie, Chm lolle ,utd Robm , Colum· bus, t~ ntl vl sltlllg 1r1 th~ evcnmg wc1c Mr dod M1s Wendell Jcffets, Joe, I lacey .son, Kenny, g1ltlldchtldi en, Kcvm und Chti ::~ti Smith, dl home M1 s Gerrt Kess mge1, '' " - .:. ::. =~ ::, - ,. :; :; '::. - Lui> Ann and Kttn, Lisa P1 at· let , Pomet uy, R D , Mt and Mt s Dale Roush Sherrt and Davtd, St Albans W Va , M1 and M1 s Roge1 Roush, Grove Ctty, Mr and MIS Larry Flowers of Picker· tnglon, and Becky Roush of Mtddleporl Holiday V!Sttors of MR AND MRS OWEN WATSON or Racme were their son~m­ law and daughter Mr and Mrs Rubel t I Roush of West Jefferson, Mtss Nancy Roush and Marvm Hlte, Colwnbus M1 .tnd Mrs Hm old Sat·gent, Middleport, MISs Ah c1a Kmghtstep, Colwnbus , and Mt •nd Mrs Tun Tt·out and daughter, Tanya of Fayet· ··- ONE-STOP CARRY-OUT FOR YOUR New Yea~s Beverage Needs anti run MR AND MRS WAI nm CROOKS' holtday guests we1e Mt and (\1PS Edwa1d Ct ooks, Pam, Cmdy and Ed· llle, and M1 and M1 s Dan l'hom.ts, Kathy and Danny Mtsstng ft om the fatmly g1o up wei e D1 and M1 .s Gene Crooks ami ctulUrcn 111 l{ullt , Spam D1 Ct uoks wtth the U S Navy went the1e tn November and Ius wrfe Nan· (:y, CI!H.l cfuld! Cll JOII H!d him on Dec 15 They'll be siat10n ed tlte1e lor 18 months On •Sunda y Mt and Mrs Wallet Ct ooks went to Pomt Plea sanl to VISit her motileI, Mr:s H E Ft ulh, and sister Mt" Kathryn Fruth Chnstmas Eve guest.> of MR AND MRS DA N I'HQMAS WCI e his SISt e r , Mtss Nancy Thomas of St PctetSbut g, Fla and Ius muthe1 Mrs EliZabeth Thomas, Rtpley, W Va MR AND MRS BEN NEUTZLlNG cntertamed Sunday Wilh a post·hultday dmner party TMetr guests were M ~ and Mrs Eugene Hester and daughters, Jtll and Hetd! , Huntmgton, W Va , Mr and Mrs Randy But t, York, Pa , Mr and Mrs Wa1d e Leona rd , ReedsV ille , J eff Burt Ma netta , Dan Wtlltams, Wushmgton, D C , Mr and Mt s M a rv i n Butl , MelarueDavtd, Mr and M1 s Ray Rtggs, Caralynn and Maralynn Tracy, and Mtss Sybil EbetSbach MR AND MRS JOSEPH COOK, Pomeroy, spent Chmtmas 111 Gall1pohs wtth Mr and Mrs Bernard Gum· lhe! Chnstmas dmner goes!.> of MH AND MRS RANDY HUMPHREYS and fam1ly , Rock Sprtngs, were Mrs Violet Hysell Mr and Mt s Robert Burdette, Pomeroy , and Bob Burde t te , Lawrenceburg, lnd MR AND MRS E E STILES, Mtddleport had as Chrtstm~:~s dmner gut!sts their chtldren and famtltes tn· cludmg Mr and Mrs Carl (Kay ) Platter, Mtddleporl , Mr and Mrs James L (Bar· bara ) Fry and daughters , Ruth Ann and Sue Ellen , Pomeroy, Route 3, Mr and Mrs Roger Stiles and son, Jason, Colwnbus , Mr and -. - LOW PRICED"GO·POWER" • ...... ... .,. , -- "ALL-WEATHER" BAnERY ~26 ~.... 9 FREE tNSTALLATIONI G .~: ~'!-;/; ,Amp Hour Capa c1 ty 36 up to AH C45 wll h Group AW 24 pnced sl 1ghtl y h1gher - Dry charged for dependable long fast•ng power - Polypropylene case and cover for h1gh power to wetght rat1o heat and shock res1stctnce - Non splash gang vent caps large plates . plastic nb separators MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. JOHN FULTZ, MGR 992 2101 Pom e roy r= . ·H;l~=;·==H~l;~~·'*j Holiday program enjoyed ·: u8 • • • ·: By Helen Hottel .~ .~prugtamofmustc,poetry r~ readtn~S on ChriStmas i~: followed a chtcken dtnner of ·· 11 t ~e Stl v~t. Ctrele Semor Jf,ow tn Kt'l'P a Guud (,uy !~own Ctltzens C Club held recently atthe Rutland Center M1.s F..nl ( Nlllci ! l l dtldoc k l ~·i-1 1 l lt•lt·n and ~on , MHllhuw, Auguslil At the dtnner a large cake I ha\: Clho L;reC:tlest uleC:t s1m ~ 1)(lpcr diapers, bu111 1V "1fe 1s was presented to Rtchard Ga • and MIS Ed!til Stiles, , t•lutli1nt to try H Pomeroy, and Mt s Gract Watchmg our baby sqwrm out of his htghchatr or slide un· Grueser by Mr and Mrs Purl Beabout, Mnldtcpurl, pa rents der tlle tray , no matter how we try to anchor htrn, I Utought Van Meter and farruly m of M1 and MIS 8 E Stiles we shlluld usc 1/!t' mat ewH "Ill! I hi IHIIIJUn s or Jl llnllt e hooks ull_servance of his birthday Mil AND MRS EIX:AH lh,ll Sill ks likegiuclO a SpOc!ally 1110de fla nnet·ltk• pad t h<tVC fhe program opened wtth 1\EYNOt .OS spent Chmtmas them un my golf gloves, and mv \l. trc s dresses sometnnPs use group smgmg of '0 Come All Ye Fatthful" and the readmg week 111 Morga nloY. n wath them mstead of hooks to close a llalsl bund of scrtpture from Luke 2, Bto thetr sun and tla)lghteHtt· So why not glue the hooks part to the h1ghchatr , and sew law, M1 and Mt> Val Ute flannel part to the seat of the baby's pants' Then plunk hun 20th verses, by Mrs. Wilbur Htlt Prayer was by Rtchard Reynolds and child ren, Lynn , dQwn, and presto - he stays Utere Grueser and accompantst for Gwum and Va lJt Yuu to uld ~.:n l a rt:te my In\ Pnl tPn h\ St,:l. ur1ng the pads to the MH AND MilS G V nnw 1o H' pi.ll'l' play pcrts ,11 thost• umcs when a parent must the stn~mg was Mrs Carl RUPE are llllv mg an extend kil o \.\ lht• duld \\ Ill stay put 1hke wht!n she's domg the wash ed hohday vtstt 111 WaJrett .md t .111 1 \\ atch hun J wtth thetr fatn!ly, Dt .md 1 t•v t:n sec manufacturers m akan~ habv overalls \.\lt h Mrs Joe McKa y and st! <:kum llatls attachec.J lu tht> st!.al <~n li iH <orn panym~ chtldren Sa lly, Cmda .utd 1 h()ukcd 1 pacls mcludcd m the purt:hasc pnce V!clul N11w, lion t you thmk thiS IS a fantast ic thought ' Jll\1 MHS DOROl' HY The annual ChriStmas par· ROLLER, Middleptll t, spent neat J~n ty of the Juntor Amertean Chnstmas 111 Belpre With het We H~ Fur htghcha ~rs, suekums" nugh t work , but Legton Auxtllary of Drew son and daughtet tn la w, M1 fastemng" rutby lo the floor doesn't wm m ) parents ' seal of Web&ter Post 39, was held and Mrs Dtck Holle! and .1pproval Thursday mght at the [,egwn dnld1 en Moreover thu<;C pads ate tough little numbers f[ ) ou hall Guest.> of MR AND MRS lifted "" anchored mfant stra1~ht up 1 rather than peeling h1m RICHARD GRESS, Mid· loose 1 you nught leave his pants behmd - or bring the dlepm t, we1 e lheu su n~. Mike tu ~ h ch.ur up w1lh you H of Columbus, a11d Pat of Ohio I I ' Umversity, tii\U Mrs ltlhan !lear Helen A Christmas party was held I 111 wrtl!ng 111 response to the eptlepllc's problem Sorry to G i l:!~~. PUIIICIOY Holiday VISitors of MRS ci JSdpf'lC)\nl you, Helen, but th e nuqonty uf busmess people are recently 111 the Rock Sprmgs United Methodtst Church lor MILDRED ZEIGLER AND '" fn ghtened of us as they were 30years ago the nurser~ and prtmary An example I a t'O ilege student wtth a 3 8 average, MR AND MRS . EAH L cl~sst!S of the Sunday school .1pplied for work at an exqws1te deparonent store and was Dt\VENPOR I' wm e M1 .md Cupcakes, baked by Karen tol d 1 h(>y did not hare person~ seemg psychialnsts I htt \e Mts R1dmrd Zeigler cmd nLver 111 my ltfe been treated by a psychologist, even' But they Sloan and Janet Ebhn were Kun, Mt and M~< Run ~ p1 Ulger, M1 and M1s R I. '"" Pptlepsy" on my application and assumed tt meant served wtth lee cream and Kooi·Ald, and a Santa cake t r<1 1~ Zeaglea, <mtl M1 anti M1 s roo often apphcallons bre thrown away, 1f the word baked by Mrs Susanne RichJ'um Alla\Hty a.ml son, Ryan , dll of Belp1 e, ,md M1 .md c~ ppe. u s on them Med1cmes may prevent seazures, bul mond was served to the • M1s Chauncey ltlly and wl"' e s the med1ctne that will make personnel officers mothers aUendmg humau ' UN DERSTANDIN G EPILEPTI C There was a gtft exchange duld1 en H C and Scul l, by the chtldren, and Santa Ber kley, W V.1 Dt\ tr R~ctders arrtved wllh treats for the MR AND MHS CHAHI.ES I \l' recm\ ed dozens o{ letters from epalepttcs, gtvm l:( children Attendmg were BRADBURY huve as holiday guests theu !:Wil lll-law cllld n .IIIIJlles or discrunmahon Bu l I've yel lo hear from a Marsha Ktng, Netl Rtch· daughtCI , M1 and MIS Pat ~ 1 sonnel ufftcer Please, you employer s, \Htte ~:~nd prove mond, Jay Humphreys, [Jsa Darst, Mandy Ebhn Tracy O'Bt tcn and daughtet , Joy uf \ t/ U ll. human 1 H l I I Ada fhey wtll be he! e unt1l next week when Pat 1etuams lle.tt llelen Nu" I ve heard of ever) thtng There's thts ad tn a lu resume h1s studa~s at Ohw lli .I ~d7.tne fur Ius and her dtvorce nngs ' 1 Nm theI n Jouu ng them fo1 a D1e 11ng has two gold lt,mds lha\ dun t loueh Evtdently p1c..Chii!-ltllluli dumea we1c \ VU exc l\.mge !hem when the papers are !mal AMAZED The annual Chnstmas M1 and Mt s Asa B1mlbua v dmner party of the Btg Bend ,md clnldum. Ntkki and Jcf· Ctttzens Band Radto Club li ev Cu deville Mt and I lt .u Amr~z ed Or ma vbe you wear one to show you re fr ee and was held recently at the Rock MIS Cali Wolfe Tri~ li Wen d~dil ablc ,1gam Sprmgs Grange Hall wtth 65 ll\' and Ml.!gltu , Ra<.: Jne, Wid AJ1 < ommert: t.Jhsm I H members and frtends at· C P B1adbu1 y, Middleport tendmg GuesLs of MR AND MRS Santa arr1ved follo11ing the WIL LIAM HA DFO RD , potluck dmner wtth treats Po met uy H D un and g11ts lor the children The Cha tstm~:~s Eve \\ Ci c Mt and adults had a gtft exchange. Mrs Btll Radf o1d and December projects of the Ll<mghtet , Brooke, hunton, club have mcluded furnishing M1 cutd M1 s Lan y Ronu ne clothing for two lamthes who Pometoy, and Mal y Radf01 d lost thetr homes by ftre , as a 11d Rug e1 G il tnute , Pomet dy They wei c JOined on Christmas Day fot a dill· The LOve Joy Circle of the Chrastmas" as the program ner by M1 and M1 s Hmnct WEDDING PLANNED B H Sanborn M1sstonary toptc Refreshments were Radfm·d. M1 and Mt s Rulltn Announcement 1s made of served by the hostess to those Soctety, Middleport Ftrsl Had[m d, Sally and Judy, the approachmg marriage of named and Mrs Florence Bapttst Church, meetmg last Pomeroy, Mt and M1 s Doutl M1ss Conme Musser, • Rhodes, Mrs Edtth Sauer, week at the home of Mrs Uttle, Colwnbus, and Mt and Mt s Fred Goeglem, Fran ces Smart prepared Mrs Ulltan Demoskey, Mrs daughter of Frank Musser, trays of cookies, candies and Ethel Hughes, Mrs Martha Pomeroy, and Ketth Petne, Pomct oy MRS GRACE GLAZE uf fru1ts for shut-ms as a spectal Klem and Mrs Freda Hood son of Aretta Flint, Pomeroy The wedding will be an event Mtddlcpm1 lmd as uut·of· Chnstmas project of January Both MtSs M1ss Hhoda Hall prestcted tmllt holtday guests, he1 sun Musser and Petrie attended Vn g1l Glaze of Florida, and at the meetmg whtch opened Metgs Htgh School He ts an With a medttatlon "A Per· M1 s Besste Byi:!I s, Demse employe of the Gates Mtlltng Mate aml Lisa Columbus sonal Message of ChriStCo m Columbus Eat he1 m the week she w~:~ s mas ' Mrs Smart had VIS! led by M1 and M1 ~ devotiOns and her theme was Mr. and Mrs Marvin George Glaze and family taken from the scnptures, Olasgo entertamed employes ' But Mary Kept All These of Modern Supply and friends INMATE SOUGHT Rockbridge LORAIN, Ohio (UPI) Thtngs and Pondered Them w1t,h a dmner party at the .Jommg M1 and MIS Bob Adam Kocak, 24, Loram, who Hoefl tch and Jayne fm holt· m her Heart " Holiday Inn, Gallipolis on Thank-you notes were read Dec 20 Entertamment was escaped from Ute Loram da y dtnners wete Mrs BCJ · tlta Canaday, Mr and Mts from the scholarship student provided by Ben Franklin, County Jatl, rematned at and the home mtsslonary for magtctan Gtfts were also large today, according ro Get aid Shustet , Mr and sheriff's depuues, who satd Mrs Remo I,md, Pomc1 oy , gtfts of money Mrs Freda exchanged tt's beheved Kocak was and Mr and Mrs James Edwards used " Keepmg Attending were Mr and headed lor Chtcago DIShong and M1 and M1 s Mrs Orville Rhodes, Mrs Rt <.: hi:Jt d Van Nest, 1\ t h en ~ Paul Lawrence, Mrs ,Fred CIH'Jslmas was observed Ritchie and Joyce Rtlchte, Sunda v at the home of MR Racme ; Mr. and Mrs Robert AND MRS RAY CUN N Musser and Mr and Mrs INGHAM and son, Eue Olvey Lemaster, Pomeroy, Sy1 a.cuse Jummg lhem wei e Mr and Mrs Vernon Pletfer, Mt· and Mrs Jon Cunn Waverly, Mr. and Mrs Dav1d tngham, South Pumt Mt and M1 and Mrs Ray Rtggs Davill, Jackson; Mr and M~< Damel Nelf, Nelson Mrs Walter Lykms, Beaver, vtlle , Mr and Mrs Alan Cun· en tertatned at thetr Mr and Mrs Thereon mngham and Ohvta, Racme, Pomeroy, Route 3 home on Johnson, Ractne, and the host Paul Cmuunghatn, Belpre, Chttstmas Eve wtth a dmner and hostess Ron Conmngham and Ius party followmg the servtces frteud , Chatleue Hardin of at Truuly Church Thetr guest.> were Mrs L::nnonl, Iowa , Ma ss Ma y Mi ckey Wtlltams and Roush, Parke! sburg , W Va , dau ghter, Terrt Lynn and Mt s Beulah Roush, Mid· Russell Mr and MI'S Beu dleport Neutzltng, Mtss Sybil The tradtt10nal holiday VISITS FROM farmly anti Ebersbach, Mr and Mrs dinner party of the Ohlo Eta frtend s ate ver) much a part Marvtn Burt, Melame and Pht Chapter of Beta S1gma of the holtday observance tn Dav1d, Caraly,nn and Ph1 Sorortly was held most homes If you had Matalynn Tracy, all or Ute recently at the home of Mrs . Pomeroy area , Mr and Mrs guests, we d hke to know Debt Buck Eug e ne Hester and Members exchanged gifts daughters, Jtll and Heuli, and welcomed Mrs. Nancy Hunlington, W Va , Mr and Reed , sponsor of the chapter ~ANCEti.ED Mrs Randy Burt, York, Pa , Rehearsa ls of the Senturs Mr and Mrs Watd Leonard, Thank·you cards were read from several members lor Cihzcns Chon have been Rcedsvtlle; Jeff Burt, cancelled unttl Jan II, Mt s Mattetta, and Dan Wtlliams, remembrances The cultural report on legends of Chnst· Can w Neutzlmg, d1redofl, Washmgtuu , D C mas was given by Susan annount.:es Lanning As a special Christ· If you've already mas project, the chapter made your party voted to provide $15 per child reservations for The for gtfts for the Galha·Meigs Meigs Inn New Years ehlldren's Home Celebration, please I RACK ptck up your ltckets now. REVIVAL TO START HYSELL RUN A weekend revival will be held at the Hysell Run Free MethodiSt Church begmnlng MEIGS INN Thursday and eontmumg through Jan 2 at 7 30 each ALINE'S DRESS & BEAUTY SHOP 992-3629 evemng The Rev Cectl Wtse Sth & w1ll be speaker .ti>U l.lentson There were short talks on Chr tstma s by Charle s Htchard Grueser, Ricbard Grueser and the Rev Wilbur Hilt Readtngs and rectla· lions mcluded "The Gtft of Apprectatton" by Mrs Marte Btshop; ' Frtendship" by Mrs Barbora Van Meter, "This ts Chrtstmas" by Mtss Mae Weber , "ChrJSOUas ts Here" by Mrs. Edlth Wtlllam· son, "Keeping Chrtslmas" by Mrs Jestte Molden, "The Master's Questton" by Mrs Jess1e Grueser , "Lord, Bless This House" by Mrs Merle Foley; and "Goodwtll Does G d Work " Ri~~ardGrues~r 7- The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday, Dec. 29. 1976 • Ch.arles The group sang "Joy to the World" and there was a moment of stlent prayer before lhe Rev Mr Hill gave the benedtclton Mrs Ida Young and Mrs Mary Frances Baumgardner had cbarge of the ro ram G~est were the Rev Mr. and Mrs Htlt carl Demsun DICk Foley Mrs Van Mete; and Greg Rutland and Mrs Thelma Grueser, Middleport: CookJCs and punch were serv· ed at the coneluston of the program Auxiliary holds yule party A large lighted tree was tn· eluded 111 the decorations at the hall, and the refreshment table featured Santa and his sletgh flanked by tall ted Classes meet for party . Ebltn , Tara Humphreys, Chrts Sloan, Heather Kane, Dale Eblin, Usa and Scott Pulltns, Angie and T1m Sloan, Mtchl Kmg, T1m Jeffers , Rhonda Jeffers , Sally Radford, Tammy Ebltn , Aprtl Clark, Deanna Hen· derson, Beth Pterce, Angela Pterce and Clarlsa Pterce Mothers altendm g wer e Mrs Sharon Darst, Mrs Richmond, Mrs Sloan, Mrs Suste Pullins , Mrs Judy Humphreys , Mrs Sherrte Kane, Mrs Helen Blackston , Mrs Rtta Ebltn and Jane Eblin. Santa visits party Circle makes trays for area shutins Employees entertained Riggs' give dinner party Sorori ry has ho/khy party DRESSES, SLACKS, TOPS &BLOUSES THE '500 • " ell as clothmg for needy children at several schools They sent frmt baskets and gtlts for each of Ute chtldren at the Metgs·Gallta Children's Home, bought and wrapped·toys for chtldren m SIX fam1hes m need, made and donated 15 stuffed dolls for the chtldren at Veterans Memortal Hosptlal, and thts Thursday mght wtll asstst wtth a shower lor the Prater lam1ly at the Burltngham Woodmen's Hall beg1nnmg at 6 p.m The Prater famtly home burned last week The club carrtes out the work with support from other organizations, bustnesses and indtvtduals SERVICE SET A watch mght servtce wtll be held at 7 30 p m Frtday at the Mtddleport Independent Holmess Church, Fourth and Lmcoln Sts , Mtddleport Speakers w11l be the Rev Oavld Light and the Rev Troy Ftelds The pastor, Rev O'Dell Manley, mvttes the pubhc SERVICES CHANGED The schedule of servtces at the Pomeroy Ftrst Bapltst Church has been changed Begmmng Sunday the church school will be held from 10 to II a m At that ttrne one of the deacons will take care of the openmg service for the worshtp period until 11.30 a.m at which ttrne the Rev Peter Granda!, pastor of tlle Mtddleport First Baptist Church, will preach tapers The Sanla theme was earned out 111 the table appointments Pam Powers prestdcd at the punch bowl Sandwtches, chips and dtps, cooktes and candtes were served Members of the Amohary presented a g1ft to Sherrt Marshall , a cysltc ftbtosts child, and a donation was made m the name o[ the Jumor Auxthary to the Wltitehall Band which w1ll rep! esent Ohto at the prestdent1a l ma uguralton next month. Charlotte Lehew, a member of the local umt, marches wtth the hand Games were played wtth prtzes gmng to Pam Powers and Anna Wtles Door prtzes wete awarded to Robtn Campbell , Pam Powers, Charli e Marshall, Cam e Bearhs and Ktrn Patterson ' HOSPITALIZED Mrs Mi ldred Mankm, long ttme employe of the Elberfeld Department Store, IS a patient at Umverstty Hospital tn Columbus Cards may be sent ro room 779 5 IAMO.NDS IN GOLD FILLED -·~ ~:.:~n=~~.~~.~!~~~!':o:~Hemes Chr 1stmas l 1g htmg fu nd a Barb Colmer Mr and Mrs Commerce , were Oh10 Valley Pubt1sh•ng Co , Me•gs T1r e Center Me1gs Crow Reta Eblin Ma mie Steph enson , T1m Fl esher Inn . Henr y Wells Luc 1lle R Charles, Cha r les Hudson Leonard H ess ~ Hank Am Lelf he il Jane ·C hapman . Clara Conroy, Ross Norn s, Sugar Run Flour M1ll , Donna Weber, Duane Weber Denms Weber Dean Weber Marga ret Weber Vern on Weber , Da ll as Webe.r Fred di e Houdashelt, R C Follrod Roger W Hysel l Lois N Bur t Add ie Norr is Sharon Sm ith JoAnn Cnsp Joan ne W!ll tam s Pete Sh telds Lisa P1 er ce Frank Her old Jr , Mary Jane Hero ld Paul Ktoes Dothe Musser El eanor Rob1nson Recka M cGu1re Also Ohto Pa llet Co , Mr an d Mrs Art hur Hoyt , Marguen te Shoes Court Sl Gr il l Dor1 s lhle Selma Call , Lau r a Har r1so n Ma,x cene Hobste tter Rhonda Oat ley Karen Sue Clark Becky M ea1g e Mabel Tracey Russel l Wm Dav1s. Jun1or Darst M1 ldre d Wit hee , Sharon Loper Edna Russell . Ton y Sola Fr ances Hewet son Jea n Craig. Douglas La mbert Mona Nea l Esberdade S Vil lanuev a, N1c hol e P1ck.ens Sha r on L Kula ' Grace Cr ow E1ch Rose S1sson Jane Walton, Ker m d Wa l t on Pat M cK n1 ght ltl l1an Gress , Leon McKn1ght Pau l V R1te y Mark Bur son, Guy Mor ns, Ver a Buchanan El• zabe th He pp, Dma Papadopoulos rtu k e ,Pa pad opou los Mr s Norm an J Bax ter Thelma Wa tton Avts Bail ey L Van Meter Da le Wa rner R1char d Va ug han Ka thy Hood Dw 1gh l Gems, K1m Brow n tng Lw ; Thompson J udy Vaug han , Ted Warn er Amber Wa rner Au dr a L Well, Rex 0 Br en James D1 ehl Troy Ohl mger , Jr Cl arence Gans M1 ke Jo hn son Bob Wams ley Afala h Gans Sher man R For d All ee F Wamsley Anna Cars well Sall y Car le ton Agnes Weeks Edward F Ktng Don Betz1ng Dav 1d Sla ter V 0 EdwardS Ins Ca r ol S1sson, Kei th Ann Stsson Pa ul M Darne ll Bob Alk 1re l la Da rnell Roger Brauer Jeff Oan 1els C L Dow ler Har old H II Jay ne Gr a ha m Lor a in e Veney Roland Dur sl Walter Scott Luci\5 Teresa Coll 1ns K osemar y Burson Paula Werry Nyr ll e J Qu ee n 6 mogene S1m ms Sue Stone ~ Moore Rober! Venoy 1_~nn 1 e Crary , R A Aver1on \fl.art ha Gress Ma q or 1c Sm tih Glenna R1ebel E lhe l Gru eser JeSS ie While Ca rol "''l>'u 1ra1n p am The1ss J 1m S1sson John Tu rnbull Ma r y K. Oav1s, Wal ly Ha H1eld Don Three veteran employees Decembet, 19!i4 as a Matn· of Ohto Va lley Electrtc tena !K'e Man, was prom ot ed Corporalton 's Kyger Creek to Master Maintenance Man Plant wtll retire from the tn 1955, and advanced to hts company on Jan 1 under present poSilton in 1957 Prior prOVISIOnS of the company's to jotnmg OVEC. he was rettrement program assoctated wtth the Keener They are Elmer G Boggs Sand and Clay Company, of RD 3, Gallipolis, Alfred L Kerr, Ohto, from 1936 to 1954 Housh of New Haven and From 1942 to 1915 he served Harry A Walsh of Mason. All wtlh the U S A1r Force " ere among the ortglnal work force group at Kyger A nattve of Galltpolls, he when \he plant was betng attended Galha Academ) and con structed ln the ea rly Cleveland Engmeerlng In· l!l!iOs, accordmg to Plant slttute Manager L R Ford, Jr Roush ftrst JOtned OVEC tn Boggs, a Maintena nce Foreman, JOtned OVEC tn August. 1954 as a member of the secunty forces and smce 1956 has served as a Sergeant Jeff Talli s Ann Ca r ro ll of the Guard Prtor to JO)ntng Eve l y n Gilmore Clan ce the company, he was af. Kennedy JoAnn Ward , Mrs fthated wtth the lmpertal Bur l on Sm llh Bob Couch Pa l Sm1l h Eleclrtc Company of Mtd· , Janet Mor ns Nora R1ce dleport A nattve of New Ar e tt a Br 1ckles L lo yd Haven , Roush graduated M cl aughli n Gr eg Mee ks from Mtddleport H1gh School Joa n Burson Ray R oa~ h Denn1 s Autt Terr y W Wya tt and served 1\'lth the U S Dave Car ter T L Ann) tn WW II Se1denabel Walsh, a umt James H Be lzt ng Carol yn berger , Mrs R L Mlller Dan Reed . Rosell a Birch f1eld M•ke Borgan Leah Wlll 1ams . Peg Douglas M 1nnte McGra th Opal Hupp Rog er Hysell Guy Moms, C Tannehill Car t R Hysell Gary Freema n Denn y Wha len Cord el ta Be ntz Dor 1s Ew ing Mrs Robert Roberts, Charles R D1eht Fred W Cr ow R D Robert s Gary Ellis Hug h M cPhail Don E Mu ll 1n, Helen Swar tz Lee Lew ts Wendell Hoo ver Helen Handley Charles H Evans . Ha rry Os borne, Gertr ude M1tcheU Don Thom a s M rs Pau l Burn s Allee Arnold Vergte Hobst e,ter 1 Da v 1d Sla ter . Char les Corder, Mrs Car l E Moore, Karyn Dav1s , Ma rlin Joh nson , Ca r ol Ohl 1ng er , Deb bi e Gru ese r M arj on e Pr 1ce Ver n on J Eva ns, Karen Mu rr ay Eve l y n Lann1ng , John P W11l ams Mr s Hons1o C.~Jveau Ann S Radford, Gene Wolf Wilham Mayer Or en Colmer Rand y Hdl Pu r1 ey Bae r Maltclne Owens Sher man Wh 1le C Way ne Sw1sher , Chesle r Kmght M abel L Wolfe Tom Sc hwab El i za beth F1c k , Charles Eskew, Jerry Fields De ll a Nor ton Dallas Blevms Nancy Reed Anna Roush Ra lph Werr y Betty Becker Don C Becker Tom Ser ey Jilne Cu ndiff Joyce Qudlen J m Hobs teller , Ray C Frank George Co lltns Cod y Cur t s Howa rd Frank John Lay den Norma Hew ell M ar g1e Pr off1tt Ma r ilyn An der son Mar y B rc hf1e!d Cmdy M1l ls Ann Hemsley Judy Rober1 s Judy Werry Pa1 Mc Kn1ght V1rgll Pa r sons Vern on Hysell , Leonard A Fr y, Wli l1am F Warner 0 W Ferr ell Larr y Leml ey Ma r tha Struble John Terrell M axc me You ng , Shauna Hor vat h Les tr wm Bett y Coon Mary M1ngus, Doro thy Gagl e L 0 Whde Robert J Mmgu s Ruth A Barm1z. Dal e and Ka r y n Davt s Denver War ner , Fred Goegt e1n Andr ew Phalen J1m Thomas Jay P Warner Mar tha Chambers , George Rothgeb S on~ a Ohlm~er Robert W -· Vau ghan oy Jones 121: R1chard E Jones Donna W Jones Susa n Jones K1m Jones Bre tt Jones Steve Pr1 ce Bob Southern James With Coupon I Province Robert E Beegle An4tl!tPr.trthaJt oi On• I 11 Eula Mae Odegard Harry E 1 l-llu 't" Mt'c'"'t"te'm I Roush Jr Ray mond Roach I ns an 0 • I M I ld t"e d Bl ev 1ns , BIII w1II 1 !ub~olf Afl!r Snday lmlrJ f ltH trctttA.,IIcaltltS tm ,ltul laltl DF f ord Har ol d 0 W1n ter s - - - - - - - - - - - . • Dol f1e Nel son Cleft s Dalfon, - - - - - - - - - - - - - · <·;o;~.•~.a. 121 SOr OFF 13 .:. .·:. ·. . . . . . ............ ' ,,, .. . ............. "< ·w... ......... .,.. . ·-._. l:w 45, OFF : .·.-·. .·---· waskmgton ••,........ •• .. . .. . • ... ... ·.w• •••. Report gl ' :.: I By Clarence •:•I ~; I W1th Coupon I Anrllht P'Jrcile~~e ol 0111 3-tb Con Calfu Maxwell House I , 1 _____ ,. _____ _L!!J .:;:· I ~ Miller I V11d -tin S1111dJr J~•llllrJ 2 177 suo jut ta &ppl ta-lt S1 11~ 'hu! Tun r::1 - --------10 1r -·1 Over the years, the Federal Arlin M Adams of the Thtrd I ' o~F 121 J !tdtcJary has tended to blur C~rcutt Court of Appeals has I , the dehnealtons of power recorded three examp)es of II With C m andat ed by the Con· such JUdicial hyperactiVIsm And the hrc:O~fo~~nt I In on e )U rtsdlchon , a I llb , '1u Co•ltttdv1otprud I stttutwn The Constttutton rog ram requmng school I Betty Crocker Frosting I Sepa rates governmental P ... I V11t Alle r S1n•11 lmur l \!11 • funct1ons at the £ederal level districts to oIf er mstructlon I s•Jutl• .,,,tlble StJte 'lmt Tun r::1 atJ,to three co-equal branches ror the mentally handicapped ·- _______ This dtffusiOn of power was was decreed, even though 1t • ---- ----12 1 wrttlen mto the Constttulton meant approprtatmg m1lltons I lor the purpose of prevenlmg of dollars - a course never I undue concentratiOn of power debated and never enacted I 1 and the arbtlrary exerctse of mto law by any leg1slattve 1 I With Coupon And the PUrt hau tf On1 1 such pO\Hr Contrary to the bodY J 11 Bat Spotlttht I mtent of the drafters of the Expanstve lnterpretalion oil Bean CoiiH 1 Ve1uner ; •nhy tmmllm Const1tutmn , the boundarieS the " cruel " a ndl unusualI 1I Su~itc ttoA,jl r ~I~II S IJit'Lmlluu KV t h between the Judiciary and puni s men c ause pu - - - • ______ • the Legislature have been many courts mto the prison • ---• ----12· eroded as a result of court busmess States were ordered 1 dectstons whtch are actually to either spend substantial I legtslattve 111 nature Courts funds for addtttonal penal I With Coupon 1 aes or tOsh utd own th e 1I Sit as quasa~legtslatures m at faci lt .... the P~nh1ue ,, 0111 1 least lwo ways Farst, when pnsons that existed and 1 7o• C11"'' htld 1 mterpretmg a statute, a court release those conlmed In St. 1 Furniture Polish 1 osed on the 1 s,;Mect t•~~~~~A,,lsu~••r Ju 111ry l ttn ma y not be able to restst the Lo UIS, a court Imp u~le St1tt J Lmt tun VG 1 temptatwn of ef£ecbvely city Jail a lumt of 228 m· · - - - - - - ___ """"• repealmg 1t or amendmg tt mates, dtrected the hmng of • from the Bench. Secondly, addtttonal staff, reqUired the : II , the courts w1lh the use of spendtng o( more money for 1 manda tory tnJuncttOns in recreatwn. and mandated 1 W' h C , 1 ouponof ' 1 oIf rcers a t I fash!Omng rernedtes may shp_. two correct lona Allll'', , l'llrcllau 1: I mto the hahtt of actmg as all t1mes for each ja1l floor 1 1wl ><~ "'' "~" '1 1 school boards ctty councils Courts have also begun to 1 1 · Onion Soup ~~ii!;:!:~';.:~~=· h d f d Vtlt Aller 5uhl Jmary ! 1917 etc .. enter t e omam o a · 1 su~l!'c\11 t,.l,cl b r St1te'lml h ru DF nurustratave detail In both - - - - - - - - - - mentaland general hospitals. 2 An Alahama CR~rt recently ISsued an order requtrmg that { for every 250 patients, each 1 Wl1h Coupon •stat e mental hospital be I Alld lhr Pllrthan tfAny staffed With two ,,~, J" Pkg• 1 1 • Gelatin 1 P s y c hlatr~sts s even I V•••Kro~er Aller s~"•a,;t la"wlry 2 1m phySICians, eighteen nurses, 1 ~ubtl~t tD A~JIIc~"' St11e' lml bm KV £our psychologists, and seven - - - - - , . - - - - social workers - - - - - · - • • • - • •12• It has also been brought to 20~ : our attenlldn that some 1 1 (ederal 'd~\rtcl courts have 1 With Coupon 1 ' ....b een\ • I ~rc.ng I andSh" th, dPuut.BH al Ou Pkg .. 1OW-lOCO m e I Gallo Salom~ Olld Pravoltnt, housmg projects on vanous I ll•han (l•b Jalo" ~ gr • Cltres despite local zonmg I ~~~ · Sliced Saiatlle IM!If! l \Ill J, r~gulabons and oppostbon I SdjectltAlllA,plf s-. n'le Sl11f' lm l llq$ frinn t1ty •·es1dents ----------l' n the city of Boston, under ---------· 121 Come l_n11 • ~, the 'gqlse pf following the de 11 desegregation mandate ., and Brow. .l ··' ofjuri! Brown v Board of With Coupon 1 Education, a federal dtstnct 1 A11d th• hrtltau .1 2or Mor• Pk1• 1 courl actually 8e1Zed control. Ally Varlet'( llniDf I" I of a local school district Sllnd Luncheon Meat 1 h id lilt! Slflj[IJ llftUir!l 1911 In my JUdgment, the courts 1 Sdlecl to ADPIItnt r um &l m l rues 11 5 p.m. •m the above descnbed cases----------went beyond thetr Con·' -----slttultonal powers The non· I elected Federal Jud1c1ary 1 must regam the Con· 1 With Coupon ·-·1!:1 50; OFF : 8) the staff B) now we hope that m.tny of you "'" scannmg the pepcr each week looking for our t" lumn We w1ll keep you 'up to date'' on what IS happemng here at the Center and " hat serdecs '" can pro\lde to all &;10or CtUzens of Met ~:' Co unty We would ltkc to share ~ 1th you some of the comments we have r ece aved from seruor cttizens about our programs and servtees durmg U1e past year One lady wrote ''The Senaor Citizens Center means many things to me I m glad someone had thiS VISHHI Of wayS 00 help US j'oday tt IS like a port m a storm We never ask 11 Whet e shall I eat today " when In Pomeroy because the welcome mat 1s ah\.1ys out at the Center "I am most thankful for Ute tra nsportaUon l ltve 25 nules from Pomeroy , and I do nut drive I.Jke most of my elderly netghbors, I'm groWidcd Anyone "ho hasn't been to U1e Center should come 111 and sta rted to work •tth the Ky ger orgamzatlln an De re mber of t953, was named Aux1hary f,qu1pment Operator tn t959, and was advanced to hts present positiOn 111 1968 Prtor to jmmng the rompany he wa s employed by the US N Storehouse at Poml Pleasant A graudate of Wahama Htgh School he was an offtcer tn World Wm II from 1940 to 1946 He reSides m h1s native town m Mason Jenkinson '• serozces The Hrv George Glaze olftc1ated at the se1vice Pall bea rers were Paul Sma1t, Leo Searls, Millo n Hood, Stdncy Russell, Rolph Gr:wcs and James Hoyt Relatives from out of town for the services were Mr nnd Mrs Pem Gtlltland. Mr and are held Funeral servtces were held Dec 22 at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home for Mrs Luella G1lltland Jenktoson Burml was m the R1verv1ew Cemetery COSTCUITIR COUPON ·--··------ ~· 12 EXCEPT GRAVY AND SLICED BHF Meat Entrees Jiffy 2 c -lb. Pkg. · o·rtM .. · • a.m. to st1tuttonal sensibtl!tles or 1 And th, h rd111t '' Ally P!lrty CIIHII restramt and leave the Jo t> ~r 1 Gill Pack trolll tht Dolt deterrmmng the Will of lu. ; Y••• Jllrr hfttln Ja•urr 1 '!!J'-.::.::.::!:..1: people wtth our eledert 1 ~~'iiKH••utu•lll ih!eHecll representatives .... . - - - - - · - · - . 11 . 1 Bathroom Tissue 400 Shet h ptr ltoll c 1!' c Pkg. - All Kroger Stores Open Friday, Dec. 31 till 6 P.M. t )971 111~ ~ a ll"' Ce !""'' a"d P no go<><! Mnn ri<>r 0 •< 11 !976 • h •~ ~""" g, J<>n 1 971 ~ <:a ~ ~ · y! 89c Cheese Kroger ,.. Spread ·~~·79c Macaroni & 41Y. . $1 Bismark $1 3 Cheese Dinners ,.,. Rye Bread Cut $1 Eveready 99c BaHeries . . . . ,., 4 Green Beans Ice Milk Open New Year's Day 9 A.M. till 9 P.M nus snu I'OU.I PAll ~"'. 1 • • • • • • <t• IIOGII IIGULAI IL.ICil FOifST 01 KloGil 1-lb LllftS ••• n 5 NO FUN IJ AVOHIIALE 1-lb , SltClD FRE£ INTO CHI[)PS IN ONE TAKE·HOME PKO. t4·TO 17·LI. AVIIAOE Whole Pork Loin IT DOISN1 IUN-C 01 D Sill ECONOMY Pill 1-u t .., lb. Cllts WMOU KIIHEt V.lC '.lk KOUNTY IOSf 4n. ,*I 4 '·t• *I Golden orn ....... . KIOGII Pork 'N' Beans . Cans ( tan1 flUM USOIHO !IJ CINTIR CUTS Vr fiiS1 CUU tv ( 0 UN1 Pork Chops ROUND TOP Kroger White Breacl 1-ib. 4..1. Loans U S GOVT lllADID CMOICI ~~lie Tall-:less T·Bone Steak US 0.¥'1 Grt4tcl Chelct Plllfll• 1 Ch1lte Rib Eye~tft41 Steak ••.. t• ~ !SUCIO Ll 6f I fiiSH PICNIC $ *181 1•. While Pork Roast ~.59c IN fHI PIICI KIOGII Meat Bologna II.ICIO ll 79' Smoked Picnics • IIIVI 'N S.IVI KROGER HI·Nu 2% $ 19 hi. . ,.., ggc Sllcecl Bacon • Lowfat Milk l ... o• 85c HOUY F.IW, U I D I INIPIC11D IUM I' Pick ~~~~IMI: U: ~·l. ;NI~ GUD1 l' I Chicken 1 Thighs •• • Ctn. OFF; 25; OFF COST CUTTIA COUPON 12 Scot Towels •• B Experience! ---· .-----·--~ N~~ih;rn IolD SHinS Pll lOll El ------ -';' i 20 OFF :o. 'WJI Clorox Bleach Btl. 1Q• OFF To Sho~- · But... A Shopping• liQUID Gal. -------ptll!!-;;j 1 Bethel and Mrs Ctody Salts· mau . all of Wellston Mr and Mrs .James Hoyt, Klngshury, Mr HM Mrs Honnld I ee I~ HilLS mul sons, Jeffery apr' Scott, Co lumbu s, .lo1 I vuns Jnckson, 'I enn, a111 M cK m m ss, Miss Dtune Mrs llt•atha Letv m~. MlnmsSpllnkles, Mt s Jtln!c Dell vtll c COST CUTTIR COUPON ' [3 Not Just A Pla·ce Mts Eugene MU! phy, uml John l'1 gnot , Znncsvtllc, Mr and M1 s ~' mmett 'l ipton, Edgemont, Ark,msu ~. Mr and M1s Gcot ~c McKinmss M1 tunl M1s .J11mcs Wood M1 anrl M t s Stunh'Y Do le Good thru sunday, Jan. 2 15{ OFF : i see what they're mjssrng " From a husband and wtfe We wtsh to eJPres.• our thanks for aU the help In transporting us to Ute doctor and to get our groeenes We have no other means of transportation You have been a Godsend to us We thank you so very much " Another senior cttizen satd ' !'he Senior Citizens Center means to me • mechng of old friends and meeUng new frleods A wa) of transportatlon for some of us who don't have a car of our own Above all, a warm welcome and a feeling of 001118 uscrul to someone ' Tite Sentor Citizens C<•n ter ts open to all thost age ~ nnd over Remember, we ure here to help you We w11l be telling ) OUmore Hbout our services 1n future columns We are looking forward to meeting rutd " orkmg wiU1all of you durtng the coming new yeor If you have any suggestions for us to better serve you, please feel free to let us know We wtsh you a very Hnppy New Year ' Store Hours GJ ~ BAKER Three retiring at OVEC Tom Reu ler , Chuck t<mghf. dnve bemg sponsored by the P om eroy Ch<'tmber of SENIOR CITIZENS' SCENES MOtlflliMI, sa V' UI Dl INIIICRI Oldl 'l' MALVIS WITH IllS Chicken lnast •• lb. .....- - - Z.Je!«:4l~ SHAIP 01 ClUB CHIDDAI • $ 24 Cheese Balls Peund Avolloblo Ooly I• ""'' wllh Ooll• Pla11lng A PariJ1 IAIIIU Ail Try 0"' of Our Plrlf Tl'lys Fresh Lemons Julllbe Shrimp Jray SIIVU JO-U NOI'U ··89; White Cabbage flOiliM Pascal Celery Jhe Americana Slt'/11 10 10 I'IOPU KIOGII Fresh ,,It.,.tI Orange Juice Fresh Kale NEW YOlK • • 1::; 8 49c 89 1 �0 6 -'The Dally lSentmel, M10wepon l'omeroy, v , weanesoay, uec .o~, J~/b Bend social scene is marked by s~veral family gatherings tevtlle, N C MR AND MRS C. G WERNER, Mtddlep01t, had as Q1nsunas guests Mt and Mrs George Durst of Well<ton, Mt and Mrs "Nor· man Stcwat1 .tnd Ba rbat a of Colwn bus , Mr and Mrs Jack Wctnet , Belpte, Mr and Mrs Oavtd Rohr and Krtstl , Mattetta , and Mr and Mt s Stephen Stewart and etnldre n, Mtchell e a nd Napasha, and Mr and Mrs Buan Stewart and Robet1, Colwnbus Here for the holidays w1th her parents, MR AND MRS ROBERT DUCKWORTH , are Mr and Mt'S Raymond Z11 kle and daughter, Beverly, Wan en-Robbms, Ga At the Duc kw or t h home fo r ChJast.mas dmnm we1c Bofr by Duckworth, Mr and Mrs Steve Rutland, and Mt and M1 s William Fred Smtlh , Mtddleport Chrtslmas dtnner guests u[ MR AND MRS HARRY DAVIS, Pomeroy, were Mt and MI S Btll Ldtew, Chetyl, were Chnstmas weekend B11ly, l" ed a nd Jo hn, g ues~ or then son m*l.1w and Pumero) and Mrs Sadte daughter, Mr and Mts 'l'heune1, Sy1~:~c us e C~:~lhng Rtcluu d Lowe, f1 acy and durmg the day were M1 and Steven, ColiOnbus M1 s Robert D4vts, fa1111ny MRS 1 G HI LLDO RE, ()Jld T111a. S uml~:~ y tlmHei GlVmg i:tllll recelvmg g1fU:i ISonly a small part of the JOY of Chr~•Onas The best pail '" bemg sur wunded with famtly and frtends and shartng not only festtve foods, but senltmel!l.> of the season The soctal scene of the Bend area was marked wtlh gatherings of family and frtends from far and near At the home of MR AND MRS PATRICK W CHARY are thetr son and daughter·tn· h:1 w, Mr ::mtl Mrs James Lochary and children, Jmme, Suste Patty and Chrts, of Glen Haven, N J fh e) were jotned for Christmas dtnner by Mtss Helen Lochary, Pomet oy , Mr. Elizabeth Chase, Pomeroy, and Jack Chase, Dayton MR AND MRS BEHT GRIMM of Lelltrl Falls spent Chnstmas week tn St ;- ~ ClarJSv!lle wtlh thmr son Russell Grurun, and his fatnt· ly MR AND MRS BRADFOHD MAAG, Mtnersvtlle, 1 Syrac use, spent Chnstmas {:lUCsts wc1c Mr and Mrs w1th Mt .md Mrs Bob Byer • and famtly, Middleport, ,,nd then 111 the afternoon they all vtsJted Mr and Mrs Mtuvm McKelve) and son Michael fhe Bob Byer fam1ly and Mt dnd Mt s Charles Byer, Ken ;-: np nd John JOined Mrs K E :.._ Byet for a Cht !Slmas suppet Spendmg Christmas With .- MR AND MRS ALBERT ROUS H, Route 4 Pomet O) 'ri.Ct c t h c1 1 Robet t Le hew, Deb bie, Chm lolle ,utd Robm , Colum· bus, t~ ntl vl sltlllg 1r1 th~ evcnmg wc1c Mr dod M1s Wendell Jcffets, Joe, I lacey .son, Kenny, g1ltlldchtldi en, Kcvm und Chti ::~ti Smith, dl home M1 s Gerrt Kess mge1, '' " - .:. ::. =~ ::, - ,. :; :; '::. - Lui> Ann and Kttn, Lisa P1 at· let , Pomet uy, R D , Mt and Mt s Dale Roush Sherrt and Davtd, St Albans W Va , M1 and M1 s Roge1 Roush, Grove Ctty, Mr and MIS Larry Flowers of Picker· tnglon, and Becky Roush of Mtddleporl Holiday V!Sttors of MR AND MRS OWEN WATSON or Racme were their son~m­ law and daughter Mr and Mrs Rubel t I Roush of West Jefferson, Mtss Nancy Roush and Marvm Hlte, Colwnbus M1 .tnd Mrs Hm old Sat·gent, Middleport, MISs Ah c1a Kmghtstep, Colwnbus , and Mt •nd Mrs Tun Tt·out and daughter, Tanya of Fayet· ··- ONE-STOP CARRY-OUT FOR YOUR New Yea~s Beverage Needs anti run MR AND MRS WAI nm CROOKS' holtday guests we1e Mt and (\1PS Edwa1d Ct ooks, Pam, Cmdy and Ed· llle, and M1 and M1 s Dan l'hom.ts, Kathy and Danny Mtsstng ft om the fatmly g1o up wei e D1 and M1 .s Gene Crooks ami ctulUrcn 111 l{ullt , Spam D1 Ct uoks wtth the U S Navy went the1e tn November and Ius wrfe Nan· (:y, CI!H.l cfuld! Cll JOII H!d him on Dec 15 They'll be siat10n ed tlte1e lor 18 months On •Sunda y Mt and Mrs Wallet Ct ooks went to Pomt Plea sanl to VISit her motileI, Mr:s H E Ft ulh, and sister Mt" Kathryn Fruth Chnstmas Eve guest.> of MR AND MRS DA N I'HQMAS WCI e his SISt e r , Mtss Nancy Thomas of St PctetSbut g, Fla and Ius muthe1 Mrs EliZabeth Thomas, Rtpley, W Va MR AND MRS BEN NEUTZLlNG cntertamed Sunday Wilh a post·hultday dmner party TMetr guests were M ~ and Mrs Eugene Hester and daughters, Jtll and Hetd! , Huntmgton, W Va , Mr and Mrs Randy But t, York, Pa , Mr and Mrs Wa1d e Leona rd , ReedsV ille , J eff Burt Ma netta , Dan Wtlltams, Wushmgton, D C , Mr and Mt s M a rv i n Butl , MelarueDavtd, Mr and M1 s Ray Rtggs, Caralynn and Maralynn Tracy, and Mtss Sybil EbetSbach MR AND MRS JOSEPH COOK, Pomeroy, spent Chmtmas 111 Gall1pohs wtth Mr and Mrs Bernard Gum· lhe! Chnstmas dmner goes!.> of MH AND MRS RANDY HUMPHREYS and fam1ly , Rock Sprtngs, were Mrs Violet Hysell Mr and Mt s Robert Burdette, Pomeroy , and Bob Burde t te , Lawrenceburg, lnd MR AND MRS E E STILES, Mtddleport had as Chrtstm~:~s dmner gut!sts their chtldren and famtltes tn· cludmg Mr and Mrs Carl (Kay ) Platter, Mtddleporl , Mr and Mrs James L (Bar· bara ) Fry and daughters , Ruth Ann and Sue Ellen , Pomeroy, Route 3, Mr and Mrs Roger Stiles and son, Jason, Colwnbus , Mr and -. - LOW PRICED"GO·POWER" • ...... ... .,. , -- "ALL-WEATHER" BAnERY ~26 ~.... 9 FREE tNSTALLATIONI G .~: ~'!-;/; ,Amp Hour Capa c1 ty 36 up to AH C45 wll h Group AW 24 pnced sl 1ghtl y h1gher - Dry charged for dependable long fast•ng power - Polypropylene case and cover for h1gh power to wetght rat1o heat and shock res1stctnce - Non splash gang vent caps large plates . plastic nb separators MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. JOHN FULTZ, MGR 992 2101 Pom e roy r= . ·H;l~=;·==H~l;~~·'*j Holiday program enjoyed ·: u8 • • • ·: By Helen Hottel .~ .~prugtamofmustc,poetry r~ readtn~S on ChriStmas i~: followed a chtcken dtnner of ·· 11 t ~e Stl v~t. Ctrele Semor Jf,ow tn Kt'l'P a Guud (,uy !~own Ctltzens C Club held recently atthe Rutland Center M1.s F..nl ( Nlllci ! l l dtldoc k l ~·i-1 1 l lt•lt·n and ~on , MHllhuw, Auguslil At the dtnner a large cake I ha\: Clho L;reC:tlest uleC:t s1m ~ 1)(lpcr diapers, bu111 1V "1fe 1s was presented to Rtchard Ga • and MIS Ed!til Stiles, , t•lutli1nt to try H Pomeroy, and Mt s Gract Watchmg our baby sqwrm out of his htghchatr or slide un· Grueser by Mr and Mrs Purl Beabout, Mnldtcpurl, pa rents der tlle tray , no matter how we try to anchor htrn, I Utought Van Meter and farruly m of M1 and MIS 8 E Stiles we shlluld usc 1/!t' mat ewH "Ill! I hi IHIIIJUn s or Jl llnllt e hooks ull_servance of his birthday Mil AND MRS EIX:AH lh,ll Sill ks likegiuclO a SpOc!ally 1110de fla nnet·ltk• pad t h<tVC fhe program opened wtth 1\EYNOt .OS spent Chmtmas them un my golf gloves, and mv \l. trc s dresses sometnnPs use group smgmg of '0 Come All Ye Fatthful" and the readmg week 111 Morga nloY. n wath them mstead of hooks to close a llalsl bund of scrtpture from Luke 2, Bto thetr sun and tla)lghteHtt· So why not glue the hooks part to the h1ghchatr , and sew law, M1 and Mt> Val Ute flannel part to the seat of the baby's pants' Then plunk hun 20th verses, by Mrs. Wilbur Htlt Prayer was by Rtchard Reynolds and child ren, Lynn , dQwn, and presto - he stays Utere Grueser and accompantst for Gwum and Va lJt Yuu to uld ~.:n l a rt:te my In\ Pnl tPn h\ St,:l. ur1ng the pads to the MH AND MilS G V nnw 1o H' pi.ll'l' play pcrts ,11 thost• umcs when a parent must the stn~mg was Mrs Carl RUPE are llllv mg an extend kil o \.\ lht• duld \\ Ill stay put 1hke wht!n she's domg the wash ed hohday vtstt 111 WaJrett .md t .111 1 \\ atch hun J wtth thetr fatn!ly, Dt .md 1 t•v t:n sec manufacturers m akan~ habv overalls \.\lt h Mrs Joe McKa y and st! <:kum llatls attachec.J lu tht> st!.al <~n li iH <orn panym~ chtldren Sa lly, Cmda .utd 1 h()ukcd 1 pacls mcludcd m the purt:hasc pnce V!clul N11w, lion t you thmk thiS IS a fantast ic thought ' Jll\1 MHS DOROl' HY The annual ChriStmas par· ROLLER, Middleptll t, spent neat J~n ty of the Juntor Amertean Chnstmas 111 Belpre With het We H~ Fur htghcha ~rs, suekums" nugh t work , but Legton Auxtllary of Drew son and daughtet tn la w, M1 fastemng" rutby lo the floor doesn't wm m ) parents ' seal of Web&ter Post 39, was held and Mrs Dtck Holle! and .1pproval Thursday mght at the [,egwn dnld1 en Moreover thu<;C pads ate tough little numbers f[ ) ou hall Guest.> of MR AND MRS lifted "" anchored mfant stra1~ht up 1 rather than peeling h1m RICHARD GRESS, Mid· loose 1 you nught leave his pants behmd - or bring the dlepm t, we1 e lheu su n~. Mike tu ~ h ch.ur up w1lh you H of Columbus, a11d Pat of Ohio I I ' Umversity, tii\U Mrs ltlhan !lear Helen A Christmas party was held I 111 wrtl!ng 111 response to the eptlepllc's problem Sorry to G i l:!~~. PUIIICIOY Holiday VISitors of MRS ci JSdpf'lC)\nl you, Helen, but th e nuqonty uf busmess people are recently 111 the Rock Sprmgs United Methodtst Church lor MILDRED ZEIGLER AND '" fn ghtened of us as they were 30years ago the nurser~ and prtmary An example I a t'O ilege student wtth a 3 8 average, MR AND MRS . EAH L cl~sst!S of the Sunday school .1pplied for work at an exqws1te deparonent store and was Dt\VENPOR I' wm e M1 .md Cupcakes, baked by Karen tol d 1 h(>y did not hare person~ seemg psychialnsts I htt \e Mts R1dmrd Zeigler cmd nLver 111 my ltfe been treated by a psychologist, even' But they Sloan and Janet Ebhn were Kun, Mt and M~< Run ~ p1 Ulger, M1 and M1s R I. '"" Pptlepsy" on my application and assumed tt meant served wtth lee cream and Kooi·Ald, and a Santa cake t r<1 1~ Zeaglea, <mtl M1 anti M1 s roo often apphcallons bre thrown away, 1f the word baked by Mrs Susanne RichJ'um Alla\Hty a.ml son, Ryan , dll of Belp1 e, ,md M1 .md c~ ppe. u s on them Med1cmes may prevent seazures, bul mond was served to the • M1s Chauncey ltlly and wl"' e s the med1ctne that will make personnel officers mothers aUendmg humau ' UN DERSTANDIN G EPILEPTI C There was a gtft exchange duld1 en H C and Scul l, by the chtldren, and Santa Ber kley, W V.1 Dt\ tr R~ctders arrtved wllh treats for the MR AND MHS CHAHI.ES I \l' recm\ ed dozens o{ letters from epalepttcs, gtvm l:( children Attendmg were BRADBURY huve as holiday guests theu !:Wil lll-law cllld n .IIIIJlles or discrunmahon Bu l I've yel lo hear from a Marsha Ktng, Netl Rtch· daughtCI , M1 and MIS Pat ~ 1 sonnel ufftcer Please, you employer s, \Htte ~:~nd prove mond, Jay Humphreys, [Jsa Darst, Mandy Ebhn Tracy O'Bt tcn and daughtet , Joy uf \ t/ U ll. human 1 H l I I Ada fhey wtll be he! e unt1l next week when Pat 1etuams lle.tt llelen Nu" I ve heard of ever) thtng There's thts ad tn a lu resume h1s studa~s at Ohw lli .I ~d7.tne fur Ius and her dtvorce nngs ' 1 Nm theI n Jouu ng them fo1 a D1e 11ng has two gold lt,mds lha\ dun t loueh Evtdently p1c..Chii!-ltllluli dumea we1c \ VU exc l\.mge !hem when the papers are !mal AMAZED The annual Chnstmas M1 and Mt s Asa B1mlbua v dmner party of the Btg Bend ,md clnldum. Ntkki and Jcf· Ctttzens Band Radto Club li ev Cu deville Mt and I lt .u Amr~z ed Or ma vbe you wear one to show you re fr ee and was held recently at the Rock MIS Cali Wolfe Tri~ li Wen d~dil ablc ,1gam Sprmgs Grange Hall wtth 65 ll\' and Ml.!gltu , Ra<.: Jne, Wid AJ1 < ommert: t.Jhsm I H members and frtends at· C P B1adbu1 y, Middleport tendmg GuesLs of MR AND MRS Santa arr1ved follo11ing the WIL LIAM HA DFO RD , potluck dmner wtth treats Po met uy H D un and g11ts lor the children The Cha tstm~:~s Eve \\ Ci c Mt and adults had a gtft exchange. Mrs Btll Radf o1d and December projects of the Ll<mghtet , Brooke, hunton, club have mcluded furnishing M1 cutd M1 s Lan y Ronu ne clothing for two lamthes who Pometoy, and Mal y Radf01 d lost thetr homes by ftre , as a 11d Rug e1 G il tnute , Pomet dy They wei c JOined on Christmas Day fot a dill· The LOve Joy Circle of the Chrastmas" as the program ner by M1 and M1 s Hmnct WEDDING PLANNED B H Sanborn M1sstonary toptc Refreshments were Radfm·d. M1 and Mt s Rulltn Announcement 1s made of served by the hostess to those Soctety, Middleport Ftrsl Had[m d, Sally and Judy, the approachmg marriage of named and Mrs Florence Bapttst Church, meetmg last Pomeroy, Mt and M1 s Doutl M1ss Conme Musser, • Rhodes, Mrs Edtth Sauer, week at the home of Mrs Uttle, Colwnbus, and Mt and Mt s Fred Goeglem, Fran ces Smart prepared Mrs Ulltan Demoskey, Mrs daughter of Frank Musser, trays of cookies, candies and Ethel Hughes, Mrs Martha Pomeroy, and Ketth Petne, Pomct oy MRS GRACE GLAZE uf fru1ts for shut-ms as a spectal Klem and Mrs Freda Hood son of Aretta Flint, Pomeroy The wedding will be an event Mtddlcpm1 lmd as uut·of· Chnstmas project of January Both MtSs M1ss Hhoda Hall prestcted tmllt holtday guests, he1 sun Musser and Petrie attended Vn g1l Glaze of Florida, and at the meetmg whtch opened Metgs Htgh School He ts an With a medttatlon "A Per· M1 s Besste Byi:!I s, Demse employe of the Gates Mtlltng Mate aml Lisa Columbus sonal Message of ChriStCo m Columbus Eat he1 m the week she w~:~ s mas ' Mrs Smart had VIS! led by M1 and M1 ~ devotiOns and her theme was Mr. and Mrs Marvin George Glaze and family taken from the scnptures, Olasgo entertamed employes ' But Mary Kept All These of Modern Supply and friends INMATE SOUGHT Rockbridge LORAIN, Ohio (UPI) Thtngs and Pondered Them w1t,h a dmner party at the .Jommg M1 and MIS Bob Adam Kocak, 24, Loram, who Hoefl tch and Jayne fm holt· m her Heart " Holiday Inn, Gallipolis on Thank-you notes were read Dec 20 Entertamment was escaped from Ute Loram da y dtnners wete Mrs BCJ · tlta Canaday, Mr and Mts from the scholarship student provided by Ben Franklin, County Jatl, rematned at and the home mtsslonary for magtctan Gtfts were also large today, according ro Get aid Shustet , Mr and sheriff's depuues, who satd Mrs Remo I,md, Pomc1 oy , gtfts of money Mrs Freda exchanged tt's beheved Kocak was and Mr and Mrs James Edwards used " Keepmg Attending were Mr and headed lor Chtcago DIShong and M1 and M1 s Mrs Orville Rhodes, Mrs Rt <.: hi:Jt d Van Nest, 1\ t h en ~ Paul Lawrence, Mrs ,Fred CIH'Jslmas was observed Ritchie and Joyce Rtlchte, Sunda v at the home of MR Racme ; Mr. and Mrs Robert AND MRS RAY CUN N Musser and Mr and Mrs INGHAM and son, Eue Olvey Lemaster, Pomeroy, Sy1 a.cuse Jummg lhem wei e Mr and Mrs Vernon Pletfer, Mt· and Mrs Jon Cunn Waverly, Mr. and Mrs Dav1d tngham, South Pumt Mt and M1 and Mrs Ray Rtggs Davill, Jackson; Mr and M~< Damel Nelf, Nelson Mrs Walter Lykms, Beaver, vtlle , Mr and Mrs Alan Cun· en tertatned at thetr Mr and Mrs Thereon mngham and Ohvta, Racme, Pomeroy, Route 3 home on Johnson, Ractne, and the host Paul Cmuunghatn, Belpre, Chttstmas Eve wtth a dmner and hostess Ron Conmngham and Ius party followmg the servtces frteud , Chatleue Hardin of at Truuly Church Thetr guest.> were Mrs L::nnonl, Iowa , Ma ss Ma y Mi ckey Wtlltams and Roush, Parke! sburg , W Va , dau ghter, Terrt Lynn and Mt s Beulah Roush, Mid· Russell Mr and MI'S Beu dleport Neutzltng, Mtss Sybil The tradtt10nal holiday VISITS FROM farmly anti Ebersbach, Mr and Mrs dinner party of the Ohlo Eta frtend s ate ver) much a part Marvtn Burt, Melame and Pht Chapter of Beta S1gma of the holtday observance tn Dav1d, Caraly,nn and Ph1 Sorortly was held most homes If you had Matalynn Tracy, all or Ute recently at the home of Mrs . Pomeroy area , Mr and Mrs guests, we d hke to know Debt Buck Eug e ne Hester and Members exchanged gifts daughters, Jtll and Heuli, and welcomed Mrs. Nancy Hunlington, W Va , Mr and Reed , sponsor of the chapter ~ANCEti.ED Mrs Randy Burt, York, Pa , Rehearsa ls of the Senturs Mr and Mrs Watd Leonard, Thank·you cards were read from several members lor Cihzcns Chon have been Rcedsvtlle; Jeff Burt, cancelled unttl Jan II, Mt s Mattetta, and Dan Wtlliams, remembrances The cultural report on legends of Chnst· Can w Neutzlmg, d1redofl, Washmgtuu , D C mas was given by Susan annount.:es Lanning As a special Christ· If you've already mas project, the chapter made your party voted to provide $15 per child reservations for The for gtfts for the Galha·Meigs Meigs Inn New Years ehlldren's Home Celebration, please I RACK ptck up your ltckets now. REVIVAL TO START HYSELL RUN A weekend revival will be held at the Hysell Run Free MethodiSt Church begmnlng MEIGS INN Thursday and eontmumg through Jan 2 at 7 30 each ALINE'S DRESS & BEAUTY SHOP 992-3629 evemng The Rev Cectl Wtse Sth & w1ll be speaker .ti>U l.lentson There were short talks on Chr tstma s by Charle s Htchard Grueser, Ricbard Grueser and the Rev Wilbur Hilt Readtngs and rectla· lions mcluded "The Gtft of Apprectatton" by Mrs Marte Btshop; ' Frtendship" by Mrs Barbora Van Meter, "This ts Chrtstmas" by Mtss Mae Weber , "ChrJSOUas ts Here" by Mrs. Edlth Wtlllam· son, "Keeping Chrtslmas" by Mrs Jestte Molden, "The Master's Questton" by Mrs Jess1e Grueser , "Lord, Bless This House" by Mrs Merle Foley; and "Goodwtll Does G d Work " Ri~~ardGrues~r 7- The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday, Dec. 29. 1976 • Ch.arles The group sang "Joy to the World" and there was a moment of stlent prayer before lhe Rev Mr Hill gave the benedtclton Mrs Ida Young and Mrs Mary Frances Baumgardner had cbarge of the ro ram G~est were the Rev Mr. and Mrs Htlt carl Demsun DICk Foley Mrs Van Mete; and Greg Rutland and Mrs Thelma Grueser, Middleport: CookJCs and punch were serv· ed at the coneluston of the program Auxiliary holds yule party A large lighted tree was tn· eluded 111 the decorations at the hall, and the refreshment table featured Santa and his sletgh flanked by tall ted Classes meet for party . Ebltn , Tara Humphreys, Chrts Sloan, Heather Kane, Dale Eblin, Usa and Scott Pulltns, Angie and T1m Sloan, Mtchl Kmg, T1m Jeffers , Rhonda Jeffers , Sally Radford, Tammy Ebltn , Aprtl Clark, Deanna Hen· derson, Beth Pterce, Angela Pterce and Clarlsa Pterce Mothers altendm g wer e Mrs Sharon Darst, Mrs Richmond, Mrs Sloan, Mrs Suste Pullins , Mrs Judy Humphreys , Mrs Sherrte Kane, Mrs Helen Blackston , Mrs Rtta Ebltn and Jane Eblin. Santa visits party Circle makes trays for area shutins Employees entertained Riggs' give dinner party Sorori ry has ho/khy party DRESSES, SLACKS, TOPS &BLOUSES THE '500 • " ell as clothmg for needy children at several schools They sent frmt baskets and gtlts for each of Ute chtldren at the Metgs·Gallta Children's Home, bought and wrapped·toys for chtldren m SIX fam1hes m need, made and donated 15 stuffed dolls for the chtldren at Veterans Memortal Hosptlal, and thts Thursday mght wtll asstst wtth a shower lor the Prater lam1ly at the Burltngham Woodmen's Hall beg1nnmg at 6 p.m The Prater famtly home burned last week The club carrtes out the work with support from other organizations, bustnesses and indtvtduals SERVICE SET A watch mght servtce wtll be held at 7 30 p m Frtday at the Mtddleport Independent Holmess Church, Fourth and Lmcoln Sts , Mtddleport Speakers w11l be the Rev Oavld Light and the Rev Troy Ftelds The pastor, Rev O'Dell Manley, mvttes the pubhc SERVICES CHANGED The schedule of servtces at the Pomeroy Ftrst Bapltst Church has been changed Begmmng Sunday the church school will be held from 10 to II a m At that ttrne one of the deacons will take care of the openmg service for the worshtp period until 11.30 a.m at which ttrne the Rev Peter Granda!, pastor of tlle Mtddleport First Baptist Church, will preach tapers The Sanla theme was earned out 111 the table appointments Pam Powers prestdcd at the punch bowl Sandwtches, chips and dtps, cooktes and candtes were served Members of the Amohary presented a g1ft to Sherrt Marshall , a cysltc ftbtosts child, and a donation was made m the name o[ the Jumor Auxthary to the Wltitehall Band which w1ll rep! esent Ohto at the prestdent1a l ma uguralton next month. Charlotte Lehew, a member of the local umt, marches wtth the hand Games were played wtth prtzes gmng to Pam Powers and Anna Wtles Door prtzes wete awarded to Robtn Campbell , Pam Powers, Charli e Marshall, Cam e Bearhs and Ktrn Patterson ' HOSPITALIZED Mrs Mi ldred Mankm, long ttme employe of the Elberfeld Department Store, IS a patient at Umverstty Hospital tn Columbus Cards may be sent ro room 779 5 IAMO.NDS IN GOLD FILLED -·~ ~:.:~n=~~.~~.~!~~~!':o:~Hemes Chr 1stmas l 1g htmg fu nd a Barb Colmer Mr and Mrs Commerce , were Oh10 Valley Pubt1sh•ng Co , Me•gs T1r e Center Me1gs Crow Reta Eblin Ma mie Steph enson , T1m Fl esher Inn . Henr y Wells Luc 1lle R Charles, Cha r les Hudson Leonard H ess ~ Hank Am Lelf he il Jane ·C hapman . Clara Conroy, Ross Norn s, Sugar Run Flour M1ll , Donna Weber, Duane Weber Denms Weber Dean Weber Marga ret Weber Vern on Weber , Da ll as Webe.r Fred di e Houdashelt, R C Follrod Roger W Hysel l Lois N Bur t Add ie Norr is Sharon Sm ith JoAnn Cnsp Joan ne W!ll tam s Pete Sh telds Lisa P1 er ce Frank Her old Jr , Mary Jane Hero ld Paul Ktoes Dothe Musser El eanor Rob1nson Recka M cGu1re Also Ohto Pa llet Co , Mr an d Mrs Art hur Hoyt , Marguen te Shoes Court Sl Gr il l Dor1 s lhle Selma Call , Lau r a Har r1so n Ma,x cene Hobste tter Rhonda Oat ley Karen Sue Clark Becky M ea1g e Mabel Tracey Russel l Wm Dav1s. Jun1or Darst M1 ldre d Wit hee , Sharon Loper Edna Russell . Ton y Sola Fr ances Hewet son Jea n Craig. Douglas La mbert Mona Nea l Esberdade S Vil lanuev a, N1c hol e P1ck.ens Sha r on L Kula ' Grace Cr ow E1ch Rose S1sson Jane Walton, Ker m d Wa l t on Pat M cK n1 ght ltl l1an Gress , Leon McKn1ght Pau l V R1te y Mark Bur son, Guy Mor ns, Ver a Buchanan El• zabe th He pp, Dma Papadopoulos rtu k e ,Pa pad opou los Mr s Norm an J Bax ter Thelma Wa tton Avts Bail ey L Van Meter Da le Wa rner R1char d Va ug han Ka thy Hood Dw 1gh l Gems, K1m Brow n tng Lw ; Thompson J udy Vaug han , Ted Warn er Amber Wa rner Au dr a L Well, Rex 0 Br en James D1 ehl Troy Ohl mger , Jr Cl arence Gans M1 ke Jo hn son Bob Wams ley Afala h Gans Sher man R For d All ee F Wamsley Anna Cars well Sall y Car le ton Agnes Weeks Edward F Ktng Don Betz1ng Dav 1d Sla ter V 0 EdwardS Ins Ca r ol S1sson, Kei th Ann Stsson Pa ul M Darne ll Bob Alk 1re l la Da rnell Roger Brauer Jeff Oan 1els C L Dow ler Har old H II Jay ne Gr a ha m Lor a in e Veney Roland Dur sl Walter Scott Luci\5 Teresa Coll 1ns K osemar y Burson Paula Werry Nyr ll e J Qu ee n 6 mogene S1m ms Sue Stone ~ Moore Rober! Venoy 1_~nn 1 e Crary , R A Aver1on \fl.art ha Gress Ma q or 1c Sm tih Glenna R1ebel E lhe l Gru eser JeSS ie While Ca rol "''l>'u 1ra1n p am The1ss J 1m S1sson John Tu rnbull Ma r y K. Oav1s, Wal ly Ha H1eld Don Three veteran employees Decembet, 19!i4 as a Matn· of Ohto Va lley Electrtc tena !K'e Man, was prom ot ed Corporalton 's Kyger Creek to Master Maintenance Man Plant wtll retire from the tn 1955, and advanced to hts company on Jan 1 under present poSilton in 1957 Prior prOVISIOnS of the company's to jotnmg OVEC. he was rettrement program assoctated wtth the Keener They are Elmer G Boggs Sand and Clay Company, of RD 3, Gallipolis, Alfred L Kerr, Ohto, from 1936 to 1954 Housh of New Haven and From 1942 to 1915 he served Harry A Walsh of Mason. All wtlh the U S A1r Force " ere among the ortglnal work force group at Kyger A nattve of Galltpolls, he when \he plant was betng attended Galha Academ) and con structed ln the ea rly Cleveland Engmeerlng In· l!l!iOs, accordmg to Plant slttute Manager L R Ford, Jr Roush ftrst JOtned OVEC tn Boggs, a Maintena nce Foreman, JOtned OVEC tn August. 1954 as a member of the secunty forces and smce 1956 has served as a Sergeant Jeff Talli s Ann Ca r ro ll of the Guard Prtor to JO)ntng Eve l y n Gilmore Clan ce the company, he was af. Kennedy JoAnn Ward , Mrs fthated wtth the lmpertal Bur l on Sm llh Bob Couch Pa l Sm1l h Eleclrtc Company of Mtd· , Janet Mor ns Nora R1ce dleport A nattve of New Ar e tt a Br 1ckles L lo yd Haven , Roush graduated M cl aughli n Gr eg Mee ks from Mtddleport H1gh School Joa n Burson Ray R oa~ h Denn1 s Autt Terr y W Wya tt and served 1\'lth the U S Dave Car ter T L Ann) tn WW II Se1denabel Walsh, a umt James H Be lzt ng Carol yn berger , Mrs R L Mlller Dan Reed . Rosell a Birch f1eld M•ke Borgan Leah Wlll 1ams . Peg Douglas M 1nnte McGra th Opal Hupp Rog er Hysell Guy Moms, C Tannehill Car t R Hysell Gary Freema n Denn y Wha len Cord el ta Be ntz Dor 1s Ew ing Mrs Robert Roberts, Charles R D1eht Fred W Cr ow R D Robert s Gary Ellis Hug h M cPhail Don E Mu ll 1n, Helen Swar tz Lee Lew ts Wendell Hoo ver Helen Handley Charles H Evans . Ha rry Os borne, Gertr ude M1tcheU Don Thom a s M rs Pau l Burn s Allee Arnold Vergte Hobst e,ter 1 Da v 1d Sla ter . Char les Corder, Mrs Car l E Moore, Karyn Dav1s , Ma rlin Joh nson , Ca r ol Ohl 1ng er , Deb bi e Gru ese r M arj on e Pr 1ce Ver n on J Eva ns, Karen Mu rr ay Eve l y n Lann1ng , John P W11l ams Mr s Hons1o C.~Jveau Ann S Radford, Gene Wolf Wilham Mayer Or en Colmer Rand y Hdl Pu r1 ey Bae r Maltclne Owens Sher man Wh 1le C Way ne Sw1sher , Chesle r Kmght M abel L Wolfe Tom Sc hwab El i za beth F1c k , Charles Eskew, Jerry Fields De ll a Nor ton Dallas Blevms Nancy Reed Anna Roush Ra lph Werr y Betty Becker Don C Becker Tom Ser ey Jilne Cu ndiff Joyce Qudlen J m Hobs teller , Ray C Frank George Co lltns Cod y Cur t s Howa rd Frank John Lay den Norma Hew ell M ar g1e Pr off1tt Ma r ilyn An der son Mar y B rc hf1e!d Cmdy M1l ls Ann Hemsley Judy Rober1 s Judy Werry Pa1 Mc Kn1ght V1rgll Pa r sons Vern on Hysell , Leonard A Fr y, Wli l1am F Warner 0 W Ferr ell Larr y Leml ey Ma r tha Struble John Terrell M axc me You ng , Shauna Hor vat h Les tr wm Bett y Coon Mary M1ngus, Doro thy Gagl e L 0 Whde Robert J Mmgu s Ruth A Barm1z. Dal e and Ka r y n Davt s Denver War ner , Fred Goegt e1n Andr ew Phalen J1m Thomas Jay P Warner Mar tha Chambers , George Rothgeb S on~ a Ohlm~er Robert W -· Vau ghan oy Jones 121: R1chard E Jones Donna W Jones Susa n Jones K1m Jones Bre tt Jones Steve Pr1 ce Bob Southern James With Coupon I Province Robert E Beegle An4tl!tPr.trthaJt oi On• I 11 Eula Mae Odegard Harry E 1 l-llu 't" Mt'c'"'t"te'm I Roush Jr Ray mond Roach I ns an 0 • I M I ld t"e d Bl ev 1ns , BIII w1II 1 !ub~olf Afl!r Snday lmlrJ f ltH trctttA.,IIcaltltS tm ,ltul laltl DF f ord Har ol d 0 W1n ter s - - - - - - - - - - - . • Dol f1e Nel son Cleft s Dalfon, - - - - - - - - - - - - - · <·;o;~.•~.a. 121 SOr OFF 13 .:. .·:. ·. . . . . . ............ ' ,,, .. . ............. "< ·w... ......... .,.. . ·-._. l:w 45, OFF : .·.-·. .·---· waskmgton ••,........ •• .. . .. . • ... ... ·.w• •••. Report gl ' :.: I By Clarence •:•I ~; I W1th Coupon I Anrllht P'Jrcile~~e ol 0111 3-tb Con Calfu Maxwell House I , 1 _____ ,. _____ _L!!J .:;:· I ~ Miller I V11d -tin S1111dJr J~•llllrJ 2 177 suo jut ta &ppl ta-lt S1 11~ 'hu! Tun r::1 - --------10 1r -·1 Over the years, the Federal Arlin M Adams of the Thtrd I ' o~F 121 J !tdtcJary has tended to blur C~rcutt Court of Appeals has I , the dehnealtons of power recorded three examp)es of II With C m andat ed by the Con· such JUdicial hyperactiVIsm And the hrc:O~fo~~nt I In on e )U rtsdlchon , a I llb , '1u Co•ltttdv1otprud I stttutwn The Constttutton rog ram requmng school I Betty Crocker Frosting I Sepa rates governmental P ... I V11t Alle r S1n•11 lmur l \!11 • funct1ons at the £ederal level districts to oIf er mstructlon I s•Jutl• .,,,tlble StJte 'lmt Tun r::1 atJ,to three co-equal branches ror the mentally handicapped ·- _______ This dtffusiOn of power was was decreed, even though 1t • ---- ----12 1 wrttlen mto the Constttulton meant approprtatmg m1lltons I lor the purpose of prevenlmg of dollars - a course never I undue concentratiOn of power debated and never enacted I 1 and the arbtlrary exerctse of mto law by any leg1slattve 1 I With Coupon And the PUrt hau tf On1 1 such pO\Hr Contrary to the bodY J 11 Bat Spotlttht I mtent of the drafters of the Expanstve lnterpretalion oil Bean CoiiH 1 Ve1uner ; •nhy tmmllm Const1tutmn , the boundarieS the " cruel " a ndl unusualI 1I Su~itc ttoA,jl r ~I~II S IJit'Lmlluu KV t h between the Judiciary and puni s men c ause pu - - - • ______ • the Legislature have been many courts mto the prison • ---• ----12· eroded as a result of court busmess States were ordered 1 dectstons whtch are actually to either spend substantial I legtslattve 111 nature Courts funds for addtttonal penal I With Coupon 1 aes or tOsh utd own th e 1I Sit as quasa~legtslatures m at faci lt .... the P~nh1ue ,, 0111 1 least lwo ways Farst, when pnsons that existed and 1 7o• C11"'' htld 1 mterpretmg a statute, a court release those conlmed In St. 1 Furniture Polish 1 osed on the 1 s,;Mect t•~~~~~A,,lsu~••r Ju 111ry l ttn ma y not be able to restst the Lo UIS, a court Imp u~le St1tt J Lmt tun VG 1 temptatwn of ef£ecbvely city Jail a lumt of 228 m· · - - - - - - ___ """"• repealmg 1t or amendmg tt mates, dtrected the hmng of • from the Bench. Secondly, addtttonal staff, reqUired the : II , the courts w1lh the use of spendtng o( more money for 1 manda tory tnJuncttOns in recreatwn. and mandated 1 W' h C , 1 ouponof ' 1 oIf rcers a t I fash!Omng rernedtes may shp_. two correct lona Allll'', , l'llrcllau 1: I mto the hahtt of actmg as all t1mes for each ja1l floor 1 1wl ><~ "'' "~" '1 1 school boards ctty councils Courts have also begun to 1 1 · Onion Soup ~~ii!;:!:~';.:~~=· h d f d Vtlt Aller 5uhl Jmary ! 1917 etc .. enter t e omam o a · 1 su~l!'c\11 t,.l,cl b r St1te'lml h ru DF nurustratave detail In both - - - - - - - - - - mentaland general hospitals. 2 An Alahama CR~rt recently ISsued an order requtrmg that { for every 250 patients, each 1 Wl1h Coupon •stat e mental hospital be I Alld lhr Pllrthan tfAny staffed With two ,,~, J" Pkg• 1 1 • Gelatin 1 P s y c hlatr~sts s even I V•••Kro~er Aller s~"•a,;t la"wlry 2 1m phySICians, eighteen nurses, 1 ~ubtl~t tD A~JIIc~"' St11e' lml bm KV £our psychologists, and seven - - - - - , . - - - - social workers - - - - - · - • • • - • •12• It has also been brought to 20~ : our attenlldn that some 1 1 (ederal 'd~\rtcl courts have 1 With Coupon 1 ' ....b een\ • I ~rc.ng I andSh" th, dPuut.BH al Ou Pkg .. 1OW-lOCO m e I Gallo Salom~ Olld Pravoltnt, housmg projects on vanous I ll•han (l•b Jalo" ~ gr • Cltres despite local zonmg I ~~~ · Sliced Saiatlle IM!If! l \Ill J, r~gulabons and oppostbon I SdjectltAlllA,plf s-. n'le Sl11f' lm l llq$ frinn t1ty •·es1dents ----------l' n the city of Boston, under ---------· 121 Come l_n11 • ~, the 'gqlse pf following the de 11 desegregation mandate ., and Brow. .l ··' ofjuri! Brown v Board of With Coupon 1 Education, a federal dtstnct 1 A11d th• hrtltau .1 2or Mor• Pk1• 1 courl actually 8e1Zed control. Ally Varlet'( llniDf I" I of a local school district Sllnd Luncheon Meat 1 h id lilt! Slflj[IJ llftUir!l 1911 In my JUdgment, the courts 1 Sdlecl to ADPIItnt r um &l m l rues 11 5 p.m. •m the above descnbed cases----------went beyond thetr Con·' -----slttultonal powers The non· I elected Federal Jud1c1ary 1 must regam the Con· 1 With Coupon ·-·1!:1 50; OFF : 8) the staff B) now we hope that m.tny of you "'" scannmg the pepcr each week looking for our t" lumn We w1ll keep you 'up to date'' on what IS happemng here at the Center and " hat serdecs '" can pro\lde to all &;10or CtUzens of Met ~:' Co unty We would ltkc to share ~ 1th you some of the comments we have r ece aved from seruor cttizens about our programs and servtees durmg U1e past year One lady wrote ''The Senaor Citizens Center means many things to me I m glad someone had thiS VISHHI Of wayS 00 help US j'oday tt IS like a port m a storm We never ask 11 Whet e shall I eat today " when In Pomeroy because the welcome mat 1s ah\.1ys out at the Center "I am most thankful for Ute tra nsportaUon l ltve 25 nules from Pomeroy , and I do nut drive I.Jke most of my elderly netghbors, I'm groWidcd Anyone "ho hasn't been to U1e Center should come 111 and sta rted to work •tth the Ky ger orgamzatlln an De re mber of t953, was named Aux1hary f,qu1pment Operator tn t959, and was advanced to hts present positiOn 111 1968 Prtor to jmmng the rompany he wa s employed by the US N Storehouse at Poml Pleasant A graudate of Wahama Htgh School he was an offtcer tn World Wm II from 1940 to 1946 He reSides m h1s native town m Mason Jenkinson '• serozces The Hrv George Glaze olftc1ated at the se1vice Pall bea rers were Paul Sma1t, Leo Searls, Millo n Hood, Stdncy Russell, Rolph Gr:wcs and James Hoyt Relatives from out of town for the services were Mr nnd Mrs Pem Gtlltland. Mr and are held Funeral servtces were held Dec 22 at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home for Mrs Luella G1lltland Jenktoson Burml was m the R1verv1ew Cemetery COSTCUITIR COUPON ·--··------ ~· 12 EXCEPT GRAVY AND SLICED BHF Meat Entrees Jiffy 2 c -lb. Pkg. · o·rtM .. · • a.m. to st1tuttonal sensibtl!tles or 1 And th, h rd111t '' Ally P!lrty CIIHII restramt and leave the Jo t> ~r 1 Gill Pack trolll tht Dolt deterrmmng the Will of lu. ; Y••• Jllrr hfttln Ja•urr 1 '!!J'-.::.::.::!:..1: people wtth our eledert 1 ~~'iiKH••utu•lll ih!eHecll representatives .... . - - - - - · - · - . 11 . 1 Bathroom Tissue 400 Shet h ptr ltoll c 1!' c Pkg. - All Kroger Stores Open Friday, Dec. 31 till 6 P.M. t )971 111~ ~ a ll"' Ce !""'' a"d P no go<><! Mnn ri<>r 0 •< 11 !976 • h •~ ~""" g, J<>n 1 971 ~ <:a ~ ~ · y! 89c Cheese Kroger ,.. Spread ·~~·79c Macaroni & 41Y. . $1 Bismark $1 3 Cheese Dinners ,.,. Rye Bread Cut $1 Eveready 99c BaHeries . . . . ,., 4 Green Beans Ice Milk Open New Year's Day 9 A.M. till 9 P.M nus snu I'OU.I PAll ~"'. 1 • • • • • • <t• IIOGII IIGULAI IL.ICil FOifST 01 KloGil 1-lb LllftS ••• n 5 NO FUN IJ AVOHIIALE 1-lb , SltClD FRE£ INTO CHI[)PS IN ONE TAKE·HOME PKO. t4·TO 17·LI. AVIIAOE Whole Pork Loin IT DOISN1 IUN-C 01 D Sill ECONOMY Pill 1-u t .., lb. Cllts WMOU KIIHEt V.lC '.lk KOUNTY IOSf 4n. ,*I 4 '·t• *I Golden orn ....... . KIOGII Pork 'N' Beans . Cans ( tan1 flUM USOIHO !IJ CINTIR CUTS Vr fiiS1 CUU tv ( 0 UN1 Pork Chops ROUND TOP Kroger White Breacl 1-ib. 4..1. Loans U S GOVT lllADID CMOICI ~~lie Tall-:less T·Bone Steak US 0.¥'1 Grt4tcl Chelct Plllfll• 1 Ch1lte Rib Eye~tft41 Steak ••.. t• ~ !SUCIO Ll 6f I fiiSH PICNIC $ *181 1•. While Pork Roast ~.59c IN fHI PIICI KIOGII Meat Bologna II.ICIO ll 79' Smoked Picnics • IIIVI 'N S.IVI KROGER HI·Nu 2% $ 19 hi. . ,.., ggc Sllcecl Bacon • Lowfat Milk l ... o• 85c HOUY F.IW, U I D I INIPIC11D IUM I' Pick ~~~~IMI: U: ~·l. ;NI~ GUD1 l' I Chicken 1 Thighs •• • Ctn. OFF; 25; OFF COST CUTTIA COUPON 12 Scot Towels •• B Experience! ---· .-----·--~ N~~ih;rn IolD SHinS Pll lOll El ------ -';' i 20 OFF :o. 'WJI Clorox Bleach Btl. 1Q• OFF To Sho~- · But... A Shopping• liQUID Gal. -------ptll!!-;;j 1 Bethel and Mrs Ctody Salts· mau . all of Wellston Mr and Mrs .James Hoyt, Klngshury, Mr HM Mrs Honnld I ee I~ HilLS mul sons, Jeffery apr' Scott, Co lumbu s, .lo1 I vuns Jnckson, 'I enn, a111 M cK m m ss, Miss Dtune Mrs llt•atha Letv m~. MlnmsSpllnkles, Mt s Jtln!c Dell vtll c COST CUTTIR COUPON ' [3 Not Just A Pla·ce Mts Eugene MU! phy, uml John l'1 gnot , Znncsvtllc, Mr and M1 s ~' mmett 'l ipton, Edgemont, Ark,msu ~. Mr and M1s Gcot ~c McKinmss M1 tunl M1s .J11mcs Wood M1 anrl M t s Stunh'Y Do le Good thru sunday, Jan. 2 15{ OFF : i see what they're mjssrng " From a husband and wtfe We wtsh to eJPres.• our thanks for aU the help In transporting us to Ute doctor and to get our groeenes We have no other means of transportation You have been a Godsend to us We thank you so very much " Another senior cttizen satd ' !'he Senior Citizens Center means to me • mechng of old friends and meeUng new frleods A wa) of transportatlon for some of us who don't have a car of our own Above all, a warm welcome and a feeling of 001118 uscrul to someone ' Tite Sentor Citizens C<•n ter ts open to all thost age ~ nnd over Remember, we ure here to help you We w11l be telling ) OUmore Hbout our services 1n future columns We are looking forward to meeting rutd " orkmg wiU1all of you durtng the coming new yeor If you have any suggestions for us to better serve you, please feel free to let us know We wtsh you a very Hnppy New Year ' Store Hours GJ ~ BAKER Three retiring at OVEC Tom Reu ler , Chuck t<mghf. dnve bemg sponsored by the P om eroy Ch<'tmber of SENIOR CITIZENS' SCENES MOtlflliMI, sa V' UI Dl INIIICRI Oldl 'l' MALVIS WITH IllS Chicken lnast •• lb. .....- - - Z.Je!«:4l~ SHAIP 01 ClUB CHIDDAI • $ 24 Cheese Balls Peund Avolloblo Ooly I• ""'' wllh Ooll• Pla11lng A PariJ1 IAIIIU Ail Try 0"' of Our Plrlf Tl'lys Fresh Lemons Julllbe Shrimp Jray SIIVU JO-U NOI'U ··89; White Cabbage flOiliM Pascal Celery Jhe Americana Slt'/11 10 10 I'IOPU KIOGII Fresh ,,It.,.tI Orange Juice Fresh Kale NEW YOlK • • 1::; 8 49c 89 1 �1_ 9- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday Dec 29 1976 T~::~: ~::.~~Mtddleport-Pomer:~:~· ::nesday. DecF DEPARTM E NtO F TRANSP O R TATI ON ' NOTICE O F HE AR IN G CONTRA CT SA L ES L EGAL C O PY NO 76 1006 COLU M BU S OHI O , D E C E MB ER 1, 1976 I n a cc ordance wt!h the Provts tons ot Chapter 55l l of t1'1 e Rl!lltSI!d Code of Oh to the D• r ector of Transportatton of Oh tO wtll hold a public hcarrnq at 10 00 o'cloc k A M Ohto Stand ard T tme January 1'} 1977 tn the Com mon P le as Cou rtr oom , M Ptgs Co un ty Co urthouse tn Pomc r o)l , OhtO for t h e purpose of he anng slittements on the proposed re r ou t• ng , .m pr o ve m c n t ab andonment and vacat•on of porttonso f State Rou te No l2d tn Mct gs County PROPO SE D THE RERO U T I N G OF ST ATE ROUTE NO 114 IN LEB A N O N T OWNSHIP MEIG S COUNTY , OHIO A nd b erng mo re tu lly descrt bed a s follow s Beg1 nnrn g a t the seco nd tnle r sec t ton of CJCts tm g State Route No s 124 and DB 6 4 miles , mo r e or l ess as measur ed along f)(tS itn g Slate Route No 114 east of the N ISI corp orat ton l tne o f the Vtll<!lge of Rae ne th ence , sotJtherl y , so utheaster! y nor th erly and northwe ste rly along extsli nq State Route No JJB to the most l'a stcr lv tun cl1on ot extsh ng State Route Nos 1/A and 338 and a l so betng th e C)(I SII nq eils tcr ly 1er m rnu s of Sta te Rou te N o 33 8, and tnc r e te r mina t e Sa1 d desc r ibed por t ton hav1ng a to tal l ength ot ~ f 1 m lies mor e or tess P R OPOSED TH E IM PROVEME N T OF REROU T E D ST A TE ROUTE NO 12<1 SEC TI O N <10 10 { MI N OR ART~ R IAL AND MA J OR CO L LECTOR) SI T UATED I N LEBANO N TOW N S H I P MEIG S COUN T Y OHIO And be1nq more ful ly dc sc r1b ed as follows Beg 1nn1 ng a t a pomt m the ce n ter a t p ropo se d r er outed State RotJt e No 111 as desc rrb ed abo" e sa1d pomt betng 146 mtles . mor e or tess a s mcastJ r cd southeasterly an d southwesterly a la n ~ r er ou ted Sta te R ou te No 114 t ram th e most ea ster l y tunc t ton o f C)(t5 t tng Sta l l:> Rou te Nos 114 anU JJB thencc norther l y !'liang an d 1n c l ose pr oxtmdy to CX•!>ttng State Rout e N o 33 8 and propose d Sta te Ro ut e No l 'ld wdh a tangen t a cu r ve to th e r19h t and a ta ngent for a d tstance of 0 45 m lie . mor e or les s. Jo a po1nt 1n the ce n ter ltne of the r er outed State Rou te No 124 an d the r e te r mtnate Satd pom t o tt er mma t ,on bemq 1 Ot m 1tes. more o r tes s . as me asured so u the asterly .Jnd sou th wes t er ly a long pro p osed St a t e Ro ut e N o 11 1 a nd CX tSitn g Stat e Rou te No JJ.B tr o m t he mos t eas terl y ru ne l iOn at e)(1S t 1ng State R ou te Nos 124 and 338 PR O P O SE Q THE AD D I T tO N TO T H E STA T E H l d H WAY SY STEM O F A FACI LIT Y TO BE D ESIG N A T E D A S STAT E RO U T E NO 924 SA ME TO BE E STAB LI SH E D A S A LI M I T E D ACC E SS HI GH WAY A ND CL A SS IF I E D AS A MIN OR AR T E R I AL ON A ST ATE HI G H WAY SY ST EM SA I D HI GH W AY TO BE SIT UA TE D I N L EBA N O N TOW N S H I P , ' ME I G S COU N TY OH I O And bet ng more fu l l y desc rr bed as foll ows Begt n n .ng a t a po•nt .n the ce h te r ol th e proposed tm prove m ent o f Sta te Ro u t€' No 12·1 as d es cr •bed abo ve , satd po •n t be•ng '} 2m des more or l ess as mepsu r ed so u tt1ea s t erly and sou th we st er l y a lo ng p r opo se d Sl a te Rout e N o 12•1 and ex1st mg Stat e R ou t e N o 338, as desc r~ be d abo "e from the mos t eas t erl y tu nc t JOn o f C)(IS IIn g Stat e Ro u tc" Nos 11<1 Jnd J3B th en ce rn a nor th eas t cr ty di r ec t ion w 1th a lan qen t a cu r ve to the te ll an d a ta ngen t l or a d ts lan cc of 0 57 m11e mor e or l ess , to a po1 nt tn th e Oht O W est V•rg• n• a Slate L• ne and t her e terrn• n.n a te Satd po m l be mg located a l Oh•o R1ver M ile 12 1 J 1 Sa 1d es t ab lish men t of l tmt l ed a cc ess rs to tnclu d e a ll tn l er ch.a nge areas and exte nd a long In ter chang e cro ss r oa ds 1n acco r da n c e w1lh th e Dep a rl men t of Tran sp orta1 10n ltm 1t cd access poli cy PR O PO S E [) T H E ABA NDONMENT OF A P O RTION OF E X I ST I N G J J fl ST ATE R OUT E N O SI TU A T E D fN L E B A N O N MEI GS T OW N S HI P COU NTY O H I O THE SA ME TO BE RE TA INED ON THE ST A T E H IG H W A Y SYS T EM AS ST A TE ROU TE NO 114 An d b e 1ng more f u l ly deScl"lbe d as fo l low-:. Be gtn n tng at th e fir s t m tc r sect10 n Of e)(ISI Ing Sta te Ro u te N o~ 124 an d JJ8 6 0 m •l cs , mo r e or t ess. as m ea sured al on g ex 1st m g St at e Ro ute No 124 ca st at the cast cor po ra110 n I m e of th e V tll age ot R ac tn e t h e n ce , sou th eas terl y , northerl y and nor th ..... este r l y a long e;.u s t mg Stal e Rou te No 33 Bto the m os t C6Sier l y I IJ nC I IOn of eX1SI1 ng State R ou t~ N os 11<l and 338 and a tso , ~e Ln g lhe ex 1s t1 ng easte r l y te r fJl ln us of State Rou te N o JJ B an d th er e le rm tn at c Sa 1d de scribed po'r llon ha v1 no a to tal length of 6 17 m tic s, m or e or le ss P ROPO S ED TH E OF A A B A N DO N ME N T P OR TI O N O F E XI ST I N G ST ATE RO U TE NO 17 4 SIT U A TED I N LEB A N O N TOWN S H I P , ME IGS CO U NT Y OH 10 THE SAM E T O RE V ER T TO T t; E ME IGS C O U NTY H IGHW AY SY STEM AT SU CH TIME TH AT THE CORRE SP OND lN G I MPR OVED POR TI O N OF ST A TE RO U TE NO 1 2<~ AND STA T E ROUTE NO 624 I S OPE N T O TR AI" F I C A ND AF TE R THE F I N AL ABA N DO N ME NT ENT RY H AS B EEN EN T ERED O N T HE JO U RN A L O N THE DIR E CTOR O F TR A N S , PORTA TI O N An d b e mg mor e f u ll y dcsc rrb ed a s fo ll ows Beg tn nlng i!! l the sec ond Sta te 1 mtcr sec l 10n of ex 1stm g Rou t e N os 12d and 338, 6.4 miles m ore or l ess as me asure d a long ex 1 strn~ Stat e Rou t e No 124. ea st of th e ea st co rporation I m e of the Vi llag e of Rac1n e th enc e . ea st er l y . nort her l y , a nd eas te r l y al on g e~1 S I1ng State Rou te No 114 to the m ost ea st erl y tunc llon of CK.1S I 1ng Stale Rou t ~? Nos 124 and 338 and t here ter m1 na t e , sa td descr tbetf porlt on h a v1n g a to t a l l eng th of 1 8d md es , more or le ss PR O PO S ED , THE V ACA TI O N OF A PORT IO N OF REROUTED ST A TE ROUTE NO 124 A ND EX IS TIN G STATE ROU T E NO JJ(I , SITU A TE D IN L EBA N O N TO WNSHIP , ME IGS COUNT Y, OHI O, S AM~ 'T O R~\I ER T TO TH E PR OPERTY ABUTTI NG ' Ot976T I NFORMATION DEADLINES P M P~b l lca t lon Day Befo r e Can cellations, corrN ' 1GnS accep l td flr!f daoy of ~ub liC .t ftOn Fast Results ,. Use 'fhe Sentinel Classifieds ln Aulu ~ale• emory IN LOVING mr>mory ol our dt!ol mothe r Am~ Clw k V<ho pu~ ~ cd hr nght to ed1f or ret ec t o"'oy 11 yeo• ~ ug o todn11 l), l 111 t % 4 We t onno l 1l11nk o f h(>t o~ dl:fod ~ he wal k ~ w•th u ~ no n~ ow Aloug tlw path) of l1l e we h t>ml She ho~ gone or1 bet ore Sorlly m• ssed by chtldren ads ,ectlonal w tll not deemed ob Th e p ub ltshe r b e responSible for than on e tn co rre ct 1nore •nse r !J on RAT ES F or W;ant Ad Senn ce 5 cen ts pe r word one ' nsertron Mln1mv m Ch arge Sl 00 J o~ c ents per word three consec ul lve mser tton s 26 cents pe r w afd six consec ul,ve lnsert 1on s 15 P er Cent Otsc ou nt on patd ad s an d ad s patd Wtl h ln 10 di!yS CARD OF THANKS & 0 81TU A R Y 52 00 f or 50 w or d r- mlmum • E ach aCI Ci ttronat wo r d 3 ~ cnts BLIND ADS Add tlton a t 25c Charge t)c r Adlle rt lsement OFF I CE H OURS 8 30 am to Soo p m Dat l y B 30 am to 17 Ull Noon s a t ur d~ll Phon e toda y 991 7 156 Aulu Salol• Pomeroy 2 SIGNS 00: 1n ..M_o..t_o_r_c_o-f. 1976 AMC HORN ET t:ard uCThanko WE WOULD ltk e to thank all of those who thr ou yh th ~H p1ay er~ k1ndnes:; sympathy th e QU){IIta •y cud ll orol o lf t::~ r mgs helped and comf or ted us dunng the reo.m t los-; of Oll • mother l eldo R1denour We ore ex trern!lly g•ot.,!ul to Rev Corl H1cks for hts co nso ling words of co111l or t an d to the Ew 1ng Fune1ol Home- l or thc tr courteous w • v1ce Mr and Mrs Buet K R1donour 1hehn o lhdlo'llOUI 138!5 Spor1about, 6 cyli nder, au tomatic, power steeri ng, delux e equ ipment , w h itewall ftre s, luggage rack . dark gr een f inish, less than 9,000 mi l es, showroom clean 1976 CHEVELLE MA ~IB U CPE, Green fin ish , goo d tires, steenng , radio, factory air 13895 V 8, au tomatic, 1975 FORD TORIN04 DR power • 12895 Loc a l car, clean viny l tnter lor, green f ini sh, good t ires , rad to, 35 1 V-8, a utomat• c. power steen ng and brakes NOTICE FOLIA G E PL A NTS F O Jl YO UR HO ME In pot s and h ang ing baskets from 75c to '5 oo A tao, tav away P OIN SE T TIAS now f o r C HR IS TM AS (1000 to Choo se fro m , P E R FECT FOR GI FT S In red , white and p1 nk SJ 00 to S6 00 20 p et ofl on 10 or m or e Radiator,...-~ Service Phon e 992 -5776 Sy r acus e, Oh1o ' tldp Wanted Well -co nce•ved plan s cou ld be alt ered an d beco me less advan 1E XAS RE FINERY CORP oil ers tage ous II you hee d the advice ol Pl ENlV of MONE'1 plu s cosh unqualified counselo rs bonu ses frmge benef• ts to GEMINI (MOl 21 -Juno 20) In a matur e mdt v1duol m Pomeroy a re a Regar dl ess o l e• situ ation wher e there ar e gai ns pert ence wn te G I Pa te to be dtv1ed up t\ s f tne to spill Pr es Tf!)(O ~ Relm ery Co rp the pot with those who con· Bo)( 711 For t Wo rth Te)( OS trlbu1ed No need to deal tn 7bl0 \ malingerer s WAI TRESS WAN TED 35 or otde1 CANCER (Juno 21 -Julj 22) Do Old Li berty apply m pers011 nothing to day that coutd d amage I 18 W Mom 51 Pomeroy Oluo a long - st and ing relati onship, af t ernoon~ such as m ak tng prom ises yo u fait l o keep o r be hav mg erratical - ly LEO (Jul1 23-Aug. 22) Con Wanted lo Huv . ,.i •• Aulu ~al e • Auto ~ales toflon & condition your wotor uc.xvt fLIRTE D A BIT I,OUNNOI•s,oe. oG O~AL ~ 949-2814 ~ l!JOw~riln\7• Doc, 30, 1171 IF YOU hove o servrce to oiler wa nt to buy or sell som eth mg oe looktng for work 01 wha teve r you tl ge t rosl1lh fos ter wtlh o ScntmCI Won t Ad Call 99'1 '1 156 tor Sale COAL l ot !>ole Open 6 doy~ pc1 wee k a11d even mg ~ r 0 1 fu 1thl•l n•lo nnaf•on lOll {h 14) 367 7J3fj ,W. Ut\IR:OMANTIC. ~\I OULD "OU? AFTE~ ~ AL-L SH E 1? -UH· FA I R L~ < AflRACTIVE ; NOW I GET tT; 'YOU'V' C NE\IE' 'R MIN D; AT LE:A5T THER E S ONE PE RSO N AT \I <KEE INDUSTR IES WH O CAN FIX THAT L1TTLE WIT C H~ '" /./"' FABRI~ COUNTRY lorm lon d wtlh ~eclu d ed woods wa te r ond good oc cess In Mom oe Cou nty W Va S1 000 down ca ll (304 ) 772 3102 01 (304) 777. 3227 Co mmemol prop er ty appro)( 17 acres le11el lnncJ..-+ocnted ot I uppe rs t'l c 1ns o n Oh1o Rout e I Pho ne (614) 667 6304 3 bedrooms I' , ba th s Iorge l tv mg room dmmg room and k tt chen fully carpet ed - Phone 9<12 3129 or 992 5434 279.95 ,a.et us fell your wller \Free. Pomeroy Landmark ' I;& JackPhont992-2111 W. Corsoy, Mgr .. APPLES Fll ZPATRICK ORCHA RD PHONE W![j{ ES VILlE (6J.4 ) 669 3785 FUll ER Brush Products tor so le Phone 9C/2 3410 ..-<oa 1 FREHSTIM TES 0 fllanc•n& AvatLiblt STORM WINDOWU DOORS RErLACE~ENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING-SOffln "We Care" Free Est. Work Guar. Ph 99239!3 Rutland 12 9 1 mo 742. 2328 4 10 I mo 'JH ACNE FARM rear Bra dbu ry ~cl10o t See Wolt er M 1ller ot J28 5 )( l h Stree t Pomt Pleasan t W Va 25550 HOU SE FOR sol e near Eastern H• gh Schoo l 3 bedr ooms 2 baths full basemen t 2 r o r garage Ph one 98 S 3807 HOME51TES for sole 1 acre and vp Mtddlepor t neor Rutland Coll 992 7481 NEW 3 bcdro o 11 hou se 2 ba ths all elec I acre M 1ddlepo rt r lose to Rutland Phone 992 \ 481 Strout,. Realty 1 V1rg1l B. Sr., Realtor 216 E. Second Stree1 Pom eroy , Oht o 45769 Phone 99'1-332 5 RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms. 2 bat hs, 9 r ooms tn a ll Klf c h e n ha s st ove and r efrig e r a tor , 2 car garage wi th storage '5 35, 000 EASTERN S.D. - Modern J bedrooms. 2 cer am tc bath s , n tce ~ t tc h e n , full ba se m e n t an d 2 car gar age $34,000 MIDDLEPORT 4 bed roo m s. ntce bath , eat tn kt1 chen , gas furnace and leve l lot Onl y $2 3,000 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1'' NO 194 - Mlddleporl , 2 stor y f r ame horne with four bedr oom s, f u ll basement, 2 ca r g ara g e . some c ar p et.mg , l a rg e lt v tng room and d1n1ng room , new roof , fu lly tn sul ated Prtced Raet ne PAGEVILLE - 7 room house w tth 3 bedroom s, and b a th F r on t p or c h a nd ga rden for on) y $7,500 Wlll do roof tng con struct1 on pl umbmg and heo t1ng No tab too Ior ge or too small Ph one 742 23 48 CARPENTE R fl oon11 g cell tng ponehng Phone 992 2759 DOZER work ond weld tn g Con loci J o m e ~ Porso 11 s Rt 1 Roctne on Carm el Rood MOBILE Hom e Re p a~r plu mb1 ng ond heottng We ha ve sev era l bu stne ss ')r oper1tes for sa le Ca ll lor u r lher mfor ma ti on Meny Christmas & Happy New Year 804 W. Matn Pomeroy "992- 229& After Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT: LOIS Pauley Bran 'th Mana9er 608 E. TY MAIN POMEROY, 0. GOODBYE • 1976 HELLO· 1977 Ele< Phone 5B58 ELfCT RONIC T V CLINIC New TV shop ElectroniC TV Clm 1c Ser v1ce ca ll $S 95 Co lor B & W an tenna syst ems stereos etc 572 South Th trd Mtddlf!porl Phone 9Q2 6300 Cor r y tn and sove .money R utl a nd , Oh 10 45 775 P h . ( 61 4) 142 2409 We D eli v er 1222 4 m os. . I • ••• 24 hour Dependabl e Furna c e Ser vu;:e 011 or Gas Burn ers SCHOOL SEW ING moch•ne s S•nger!> tn wa lnut conso lelle S~ 6 Phone 992 5146 NEW AM FM Ste•eo radta illrock tope com bmo tton $129 ~s ~r terms Ph one 992 3965 fOUR 045 .1( 14 rcg•J inr li re ~ two 6 78 x I S w tn ler lr('ods Phone 992 3441 SET OF Mud n Snow ! tr es H 7815 $25 Phone ~92 2759 4'~!J AMP f l ECTRIC wcldN nt)w Sl 50 8urmug ou tl11 ll t!W $ 125 ('I bo th for SL:Ju f'hn1t1' 9<1 } 2759 n1ce 2 st or y farm house, 7 room s and bath, a ll hardwood floors and basement Ba rn and other outbuildings, 2 ponds A nice laying farm priced to go ~oc aled nea r Chesler. call for appl , CIIESTE R - Ever dream of owmng your own golfcourse ? Her e' s your c han ce for you or your fr iend s to own a n ice r o lling golf c ourse/ 501/:r a cr es, 9 gr een s, nice modern club house, outb uilding w i th sprayi ng an d seeding equipment , needs some mo wlng and a little repair wor k on golf cour se . Thi s could be pu r chased with the 113 acres li sted abno~e and de ve loped ln1o a beauf1f u l 18 hole golt co urse, call for au BOSS, SOME NOSE'f GUY GOT A MA>K AND RISING STAR KENNEL boordtng mdoor on d outdoor Grooming al t breeds co mplete son t!ory fo r •hlt es Ches h1re Phone (6 14 ) 367 0292 1 ••• •• !: Portlilnd , GUNS - l Wf>.\.\1 A !<FLORO C!i' PfAR~ 6/>-I W1 '5 1~01~ "~~L.LO, OOUH ' Buoineoo &oniteo BRADFORD Avctm nee r Com ple te ServiCe Phone 949 2487 or q49 2000 Roone Oh1o Crt !I Bradfor d 1 COW{ , .lJ UM-1{; · TUM, !))WI , .IJ ~j/' ' I 3B25 A Mi sSISSippi 1ea der wants r espond t w o to know 1f we spades to par tner 's heart openmg woth AQJx x X AK x xx A K answer ts that we T he c e rt a on ly do m a ke that response a ( ~or co p y of JA CO B Y M ODERN sen d $ 1 IO Wm a1 B fldge .o ! o l h r s news paper P 0 Box 489, Rad1o CJ!y Sta tron I •ew York , NY 10019) ' ' REMO DELI NG Pl umbmg heotmg o nd o il types of general repair Wo rk g u a~n l eed 20 year s e)( pertence Phone 992 2409 0 Ll..-'-.____jl.----'---1..--l..J....I G U-- Pc:~pa --L----1- 'Ri:;:;h:t;:n~o:;;:w~h;;;e;-;s;a~Ll-;iii,:;n:': 23 ~a~~~~ I the ladu uou is 21 Lhasa os t al lri t' me al l th' t ime! honqnj!'' SAVE ON • • HI-LO SHAG INSTALLED Regular 114,95 ( 2 " ds 1 11 More prepared 12 Wandermg 16 Actors and actresses 19 De Valera 's land 21 Playe • the gluiton Sq. Yd. 12 or IS Fl. mountam 24 Turner or Smatra 26 Enlertaln 28 Hard-luck guy poet RUTLAND FURNITURE ABOJl' THE: " BUILDING l•7•42···22•1•1--~-iiRiiuiillliioiind.... COMING DOWN ? ... ~~----------------~~----------~cP fOR GOSH &AKEB1 &TAN,GIVE WINNIE A I'>REAK .SHE 5llLL HAS IDFACE TH:: PRO& PECT OF USHERING IN "rHE NEW YEAR ALoNE! ar="~ WELL1 I GUE5& IT CAN W."'IT ANOTI•ER COUPLE OF DAYS PO DP lYXPTU H P UYAJ C KPT AJ D V CE Y KM E VHJ T K C X , CP PV C · IQJKMY (I 19 76 KJ n& t ' U h Ht'S Sy ndlC'I I t' . l11c • • I ' HOLLI ABOUT ONE i3'l OR JO'iCE CARO" OATESOR PAMELAHANSfORD JOHNSON ? 1• RUTLAND HOWDY, MA'AM ·· KATH E~INE ANNE fiJRTER FORGET IT ,11,\RCIE ALL THOSE AUTHORS HAVE THR EE NAME S r-~;-- ·· .- I ': ~: ft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ·••• ••••••••• • -c- '1'0U' RE KEAIJINGI REA LL~ WEI RD n .1·. ., ., •I ~ 11 3D-Johnny Carson 3, 4, I S: Streets of San lllr,nclsco 6. Kojak 8, Mar y Hortman 10: College Biio ~olball 13, ABC News 33 ' 12 O~Mov l e " Love Has Many Faces" 10; Janak! 33 .. 12 3~Mov le " The Hall jeld! & lhf McCoys" 1. 12 •~Da n August 6 j " ' · ~ , .,. . .. . . ~ • • ~ .. . . , I I I I [] tSCOTUC I tJ ILUDSONI I I I ,,' I'D LIKE TO SPEAK TO TH'HEAD TH' HOUSE TH'· HEAD O' TH'HOUSE AIN'T HOME - Yesterdays Now orrongo lho clrclod Ionero lo 0 Print anewtr here: BARNEY • . Som erset 15; H ow dy Dood y 6, Mo v ie " Knock on Wood" 10, Dinah 13 4 3~My Three Sons 3: Emergency One 6.1 Partridge Fmlly 8. Fllnts lones 15 5 O~Big Va lley 31 Merv Gr iffin ' · Brody Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20.33; Star Tre k 15 5 J~N ews 6, Fa mily Affair 8; Adom -11 IJ 6 O~N ews 3 4,6.8,IO,IJ,Il . Zoom 201 Zoom 33 6 3 ~NB C News 3, ~. 1 5 , ABC Ne ws l3; Andy Grllfllh 6; ,CBS News B.10, Hodgepodge ~odge20 1 Once Upon A Classi c 33 7 0~ Tru lh or Cons 3, To Tellt he Trulh 4, Bowl ing tor Dollars 6, Muppet Show 8, News 10, To Tell tho Trulh 13, My Three Sons IS. Anyone tor Tennyoon 20, Gelling On 33 7 3~ H o l l y wood Squaras 3,4, Ohio Slale ~ollery 6: Price Is Right 8, Wild Kingdom 10. Nashville on lho Road 13, Doll y 1S B 00-D ick Van Dyke J.~ . IS: We lcome Bock , Koller 6, !J , Wa lton 8,10, VIsions 20, Masterpiece Theatre 33 8 3~ Wh a l' s Happening 6,13 9 00-Besl Se llers 3,4, 15, Barney Mil ler 6,13, VIsions 33 9 3~Ton y Randa ll6,13; J eanne Wolf Wllh 20 10 O~G ibbsvl lle 3.1SI Streals of San Francisco 6,13 : Ora nge Bowl Countdown •1 Barnaby Jonoo 8: Fronk Slnalro Jr In Concert 10, News 28 10 3~Wo man 20. Woman 3J 11 O~ N ews 3,4,6,8,10, 13,1S, MacNeil ~ehr er Report lP V TUM Yesterday's Cryploq~ote : WE ARE ALWAYS LONGING ~~ FOR VISIONS OF BEAUTY. WE ARE ALWAYS DREAMING OF UNKNOWN WORLDS, - MAXIM GORKY 8:001115:00 12 55- NB C News 3, IS I O~Som erset 3. All My Chi ldre n 6.13: Young & the Restless 10. Nol For \'\ omen On ly IS I 3D-Days of Our Lives 3.4, 15, Fami ly Feud 6, ll: As The Wor ld Turns B.10 2 'oo-s20.000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6 7 3D-Doclors 3.4.1 5, One Life lo Ll•e 13, Guiding Llghl 8.10, 3 OD-Anolher World 3,4,1S; Al l In The Fa mily 8. 10, Anl lques 20 3 15-Generol Hospital 13 " 3 J~ Bew l lched 6, Match Game 8,10, ~ l ll as 'r'ogo & You 20 4 00-Misler Cartoon 3, Marcus Welby, M D 4: ) I I ZJMRJQ I 1 " . MAXIO A X V D I. B A A X R I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W ' '"YOU MEAN News 8, Chuck White Reporls 10 7'05-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 7 J~S c hoo l les 10 B oo--Lassle 6, Copt Kanga roo 8,10, Seaamo Sl JJ 8 J ~ Big Va lley 6 9 00-A M 3, Phil Donoh uo 4.13. IS: ~ u c y Show a. 9 J~ C ross Wlh 3, One ~ l lelo ~lve6 , Good Oay 8 10 O~S anlord & Son 3,415 , Prlco Is Righi 8.10. Ml ko Douglas 1J 10 15-Genera l Hospllol 6 10 3~ H o ll ywoo d Squ eres 3,, , 15 11 ()()-.Wheel of Forlune 3,15: Weekday 4, E<.tge ol Nlghl 6, Double Dare 8, 10. Morning wllh D J 13, Elec Co 20 11 3~Stumpers 3,4, 1s. Happy Days 6, 13; ~ave ol ~Ito B,10 Sesame St 20 11 55- Ta<e Kerr B. Ms Fl<ll 10 12 00- News 3,6,8,10, Don Ho 1J, Bob Braun 4; 50 Grand Slam IS 12 J~Gong Show 3.1S. Ryan's Hope 6,13i 'S.arch tor II I ( "RYPTUCil' UTt:~ WINNIE oo- Today 3,4, IS, Good Morning, America 6.13 . CBS BALFE One l t• tl t' r stmp)y s1an ds fu r atw t hN I n Ou s ,;ampl e A i s U!>r d ft lr tlu· thr l't' I.'s X ro t tlu• I WII O's, t •l r Sm g ](' l rtlcr s. tpos t r op h<'R, t he lt> n ~th a n d f ot nlrlli on n f l h r \\ ctrrls .are a ll lltl}ts F. fl r h d :l'( t h(' ro~e l ct l l!rs ;~ rc dt fT<-rt•nt Coll742-2111 TA~K TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSUL nt.NT 7 1 OG--T omor r ow 3 It square yard . 6 45-Mornl ng Reporl 3 6 50-Good Moornlng, West VIrginia 1J 6 55-Good Morning, Trl Stole 13, 1 3D-News 13 DAILY CRYPTOI!liOTI> - He re's how to work It : Do II yourself, with podding, $7,95 sq, yd, Willi poddong onslallod SUS AR~l>ftATE . • 32 Peruvian Indtan 33 lndlgen<e 3S Plaet -- dos advantage 36 " The Bells" here 25 Advose I Scot ) 26 Trucker's stop 27 Floalmg zoo 28 Cambnc or damask 29 Operated 3o Eggs 31 Clangor 34 Relaxed ( 2 wds ) 3Ci Languosh Green, gold, red, blue, rust. iiu-1~AND FURNITURE 22 Prong 23 Turkosh vehiule 501 NYLON ••• Yesterday's Aas.,er r:::::=~7i~;\7)7NiM:ii"'t;;:-:;:P:,p;f;;iSS\i}O:Y'~'Jii2RYYit~N~'-rcTio)ilr:iNS S~ I N;Ui:;AT~t=2?;1~F~>H,U'"i:w.:i:~1,; O 5~-l~ ~~~~::fy THAT AP~ HAD ANYTHtN6 MAIJ Pop or op T' DO WITH HIS EXCbLLEIJCYZ AH'D Old oath 1 ~~- SL-AM 1~~~le"' Everyday monev s1ver. Good chotee colors. · Mon ., Tues., Wecf: booze the 16 College In lowa 11 Polevaulter 's obstacle 18 Approaches 20 Harem room 21 Poet 22 Romulus, I 3, 4. IJ T om or r ow 8,10 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Swoomon I Demonstrate 3 Proposmg 5 Go - over (3 wds ) 8 Bow hng 4 Tmy 5 Classoly alley 9 Slrmgenl 6 For - sake' 13 Czech rover 7 Holler's 14 Less rresh mate IS Scolllsh 10 Hoosbng n ve r ] Sweepe rs toasters trons oi l small applt ances l awr mowe r ne)(t to Stal e H1 ghwoy Gc roge on Rout e 7 Phone (614 ) 985 ...••••• 742-2211 4• Pass Pass lf West had not made ChaC hghl takeout double, South would probably have taken the normal hne of a spade to dummy 's queen and a second spade back to his hand , bul South decoded Chal West needed both ace and JOCk of spades too hos do uble Therefore. South led hos kong of spades West could do no better than puC up hos ace and lead away from hos Jack to So ulh's 10 ' He dod geL off Ia lhe. best H~ i-· L0-0-0 , (~ g ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - •• f.~.- FRIDAY TIL 8 _} ••• Close Sat.. At 5 p.m . • t ~·· ': 3• Pass lead agat nst four hearts when a Thursday 1 tlll2 noon . Pass P.tss al read y to go after spade s fmal co ntract lHE'l' VE GOT WEHT PROWLII'I ' IN. THERE ~ PICKENS HOWE. $10.95 FRE E PUPPIES sho rt ho1r half bi rd dog 10 we ek s o ld Ntc e for a ch1l d Pho11e 9~2 3420 - ~~~~~----~--~~ ' J GAS·· BOSS 1 TWO BIG PLANtS FULL 0 GU'(S t JU5T LANDED- BUT SUPPOSIN: I'VE BEEN THINKI NG MAYBE WE SOOULD BLAST THE PASSAGE SHUT HERE ' r ORE SOMEBODY GEf S A WHiff 0 ' THAT BARRIER 1'5 TliE F'OISON 843 2165 my hom e PLEASU RE HORSES and pontes also wd l buy hor.ses and pomes Phone (614) 698 3290 Ruth Reeves appt CALLJIMMY DE£M949-2388 BEYOND THAT !~ N e w s 6 30-To Be A n nounced 4, Sunr i se Seme ster 8, Public Affa i r s 10 ~ 7409 CENTRAL REALTY CO. P<1SS three of d1 amo nds and stuc k tn W11l do odd tabs roo ft ng pam tmg gut ter work Phone 992 l'eto for Sale Redbl 2 • p<>on lless Woth 4-3-3-3 dostnbutoon and I I hogh-c ard po onts hos best tactocs should be to pass and ho pe lor successful defense agaonsl the STUFF· CARPETING CARR ST or 730 E MAIN ST J ACKSO N O H IO 45640 OWNER Wil l CARRY 60 P ER C E NT OVER A 100 YEAR PERI OD at 7 PE RCEN T Dbl he opened a trump , bul 11 dod hom no good South drew Chree rounds of trumps, led Lhe Scn ires Offered llnsiness Oppurtunitieo South one-hear t opemng was on e o f t hose b1ds that we consid er LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-AT THE BARRIER oo- Tomorrow 6 15- Far m Reporl 13, 6 2~N ot For Women Only 13 du mmy"s 10 m che hope chat We st he ld bolh kong and queen East took lhe queen and led a club to West"s kong West returned a club South took the club Crocks and d u mm y's a c e o f dmmonds Then he ruffed the last do amond and fmally was Wesl s double of South's OIL AND GAS furnace se rvtce and part s • Trotler ond homes 24 hour ser v1ce Phone 64.3 2105 tn North East Opemng lead - 3 • . U~· Os wald & J a m es J acob ~ HOWERY AND MAR TIN E~~: covct mg sep h c syst ems · SEWING MACHINE Re po1rs ser dozer bo cl..hoe dump t r ~.t ( k vtce , oil mokes, 992 2264 The lunestone gro,.el black top F ob r~ ~ Sh o p Pome r oy povtng Rt 143 Phone 1 (61 4) Auth orued Smge1 Soles onCI b98 7331 Ser11 1ce We sharpen Sc:e ssors EXCA V A TI NG BA CKHOE S DOZER TRENCHER LOWBOY EXCAV ATING dozer loader an d ba ckhoe wor k dump t ruck s DUMP TRUCK5 BILL PUlLINS and to-boy s l or htre w1tl hou t PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR 11 11 d1rt to so tl l1mesrone ond NIGHT gro vel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jel CHRI Sf M A.S SPECIAL Se wm g fer s doy pho ne 992 7089 Ma chmes cl ea ned oil ed and n•ght phone 992 3525 or 997. ad tusted $5 98 Se wi ng •5232 Center Middlepor t Ohm WILL DO bobys1ttmg Phone 9C/2 2748 Wt' s l 1¥ SEPTIC TANK S cleaned Modern Samto 1ton 992 3954 or Q92 2428 992 1'1 ome, 4 bed r oom s, n at ga s hea t a nd gar a g e tn apartm ent s (re nt ed) and a ll equ 1pm e n t for re c r e at 1on cen ter at EXCAVA TING dozer bock hou and d1tcher Charl es R Hat h el d Ba ck Hoe Se r vtc e Ru tland Oh1o Phone 742 2008 al 115 000 balh Only 11 2.000 CORNER ~OT - 2 bath M1ddl eporl Just $12, 000 BUSINESS And 4 Nor th South vulner able SEPTIC System!> ms fol led by l1ce ns ed msrotl er Shepa rd Contractors Phone 742·2409 ,-----------t latCO..,...,_ TEAFORD ' Husincss Senict'8 Heal E otatc for Sale t Q 9 85 2 .C. 10 9 B 2 ¥ AJ 952 • J3 .c. A Q7 b!TTLE ORPHAN ANNIE lARRl,,.I;:'J~~DER .. 10 t K74 .C. K 8 3 '• AL TROMM CONST. GunER~AWNINGS .. 8 43 SOUTH IDI • K 10 4 Protect your mvestment plus add to the va lue of your home Tr ust those nec essary fl x- tt , r oom addition and r emodeling job s to your f r iendly , neighborhood , qualifi ed bulkier. Blown tnto Walls &Antes EAST 1> 9 8 2 FOR ~I M UNTt L IT DOES! HOME IMPROVEMENT Blown Insulation Services • 59 oc res b roo m house bot h po11ly carp eted twa out bu il d1n gs du g ba se m ent one thud tdlo b l e m1 nero l rtgl1 ts loca.ted ncar Dan v1tle Red uced for qu •c k so le S23 500 Phone 742 2766 WELL , I 'M S URE Wt;ST I> A 175 MOO IS BY FAR TH E BEST PlAC E Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5:00 ll<tiiY Toll8 :000 F! idays Ew.-..m m• ~ ¥ K Q 76 + A 10 6 • J s4 _ , Pl. Pleasant ........ J4, 2114 hM MSpm 985-4155 Chester, Ohio 10-17 1 mo (Pd ) SMALL lo1m l or sol e 10"o down owne r f1110nced Monroe Coun ty W Vo Phone (304 ) 772 3 101 o r (304)772 3227 WIN AT BRIDGE NORTII • Q6 3 DIRECT FABRIC SALES J 2B Main Slreel PHOTOGRAPHY 1 2 THU RSDAY, DECEM BER 10, 1m mattresses, paddln9 . Ideal KEN GROVER " 10, Janak l 33. 6 00-Sunrlse Semester 10 Pointless bid directs play for campers. Vanety of sizes. Velv e t s, ny l on prmts , herculons, vinyl solids, and fanc y prints, accessories. M ary Hartman 12 00-Movle " Hell Is For Heroes" 10 12 4D-Myslery ol the Week 6,13 sm oke 8, Orange Bow l Prev iew 10, N ov a 20 Fo r sofa, chai r C'Ush tons,'\ 1 Ai& \ ard Sale l]'\ FA LL EN FOR HER ~OU R Pomeroy Landmark Thi s 1s a favorable penod for ne w proJec ts If you don t bnng In com pet ents Into the acl They c ou ld have enfenor and conflic . tmg Idea s WANT 10 oo-Quesl 3,4, 15; Charl ie's Angels 6,13. News 20 11 oo-News 3,o,6,8,10,13,15 , ABC News 33, • 11 3~J oh nny Corson 3, 4,1 5: Rookies 6,13; Cannon I ; Game PM 6, $25,000 Pyramid 8, Mac Neil ~eh rer 20,33 . The Judge 10, Breek lhe Bank IJ, Wild Kingdom 15 B O~C P O Shar key 3,4,15, Bioni c Woman 6, 13. Gun POL}'.fOAM 161~ ) ac r es of level l and and an old 4 bed room house on Rt 7 w ith T P w ater , and 1, ONL 'I' 1 STATE ROUTE 689 1969 Nov o e)( tro shorp new po1 nt bucke t seat s au ~ h oc k s mags Pho11e 949 2480 FOR 997 6337 LOOK, .: AROL , ~O U WCULD N T A HU;MND WH OS TOTALL>' MAYOE TH!< Y David Pa rson s, Owner UPHOLSTERY. Yoga Doll ar s 6, Pop Goes the Cou ntry 8, News 10, M y Three Sons 15. Cons ume r Sur vival K it 20, A m erica na 33 7 3~Do ll y 3, 1100,000 Name Thai Tune 4, Match v Square Yard Inola lied eA hiMhllitfft Outl•n & OiWftlftull • ••IIRIII Ak!Mlnum ~"' & Sttllb ~I li as oo- Tru lh or Cons 3,To Te ll Ihe Tru th 13, Bowling for 7 11 -• · 1 mo OLD l unuture tee bo.l(es bro~ ~ CAMPER Is your hou se too small or SbOO Also horse be ds wa ll t e l e p h one~ o nd dttiOns relat ing to your wor k o r tro 1ler $450 Phone (614 ) 698 too large? Let us sell1t and HARRISONVI~~E - New por h or complee househo ld s ca ree r too k 'lery favorab le tod ay 3'JCJO furnish you wtth what you 3 bedroom ho m e Bn ck Wrt te M 0 Miller Rl 4 Unfortunate ly yo ur d om est ic need Ca II now Happy New PEARCE SIMPSON C 8 bose sto veneer , 2 baths, fu rnace Po m e1oy Oh ta Catl 992 77 00 scen e could be out of k. tl ter Year from all of us here, to li on Phone 247 2684 ah e r 5 hea t. dentng a nd 2 ca r a II of you ther e M eigs pm VIRGO (Aug , 23 -Sopl , 22) CASH po •d for oil m a k e~ and gar age $32 ,500 models of mob1 le home s Count y 's oldest full time Yo u re at center stage soc•all y FENCE POSTS $1 00 A l so Phon e or ea cod e 614 423 9531 real estate offi ce today You mu st be c areful not to fi re woo d th ree fo urt h ton IF YOU WANT IT SOLD HENRY E CLELAND Pull an em ba rrasstng fau x pas TI MBE R Pomeroy Fore st Pro p1ck up loads dehvered $25 AT A PROFIT , TRY THE BROKER dud s Top pnce for 5tcndm g w tfh 1n 2S m tl es Phon e PROF ESSIONA~S . LIBRA (SEPT 23-0ct. :PI !take saw t1mber Colt Kent Honbv 992 ·2259 or 992-2568 985·4 197 nothing fo r granted In t he com . 1 446 8570 mereta! wo rld today A deal that GOOD EAR corn $2 00 bushel Bhon e 742 235q looks air t1ght cou ld sudd enly COINS, CURRENCY tokens old pocket wa t c he~ and chai ns pop a sea m and com e undone stl ve• ond gold We need 1964 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. HI II and ol der s1 lver coms Buy selt SPECIAL 3 bedroom ana at1acnect garage, total th ere s an absence of hari'nony or trade Call Roge r Wamsley electr ic home under con st rud lon on lf2 acre lot. Owner 1n an t m porta n t p e r so n a l 1 741 2331 One goo d use d R emmgton will f in ish in 30 days for buyer or will se ll "as Is" . M ay re lahon shep today you may be at CASH t l t l or Cham Saw SS O 1unk car s Fry E> s take trade located near Chester On e good use d M c; Cullough 1au11 Go ou t of your way to keep .Truck and Auto 24 HOUR Cha l n Saw S7 5 thmgs on the track WRECKER SERV ICE ' Phone O ne good use d Ho me llte51 ACR E S FREE GAS - M od er n 11h sto ry house, 3 br , 7477081 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Doc. Cha tn Saw S150 dtnlng room , f ireplace, full base m ent , ni ce por ches a nd 21) Stnke whtle th e tron Is hot II a HIG HEST PRICE5 PA ID l or Old f ~.J r N ew Co -Op W .Jte r Sol · out buildings Large scen ic la ke wt t h g reen gra ss and ftnancla t o pportumty comes up t ener s ntture A n llq ue~ co lt ec: llbl es of pine tree s a round It Watch the large ba ss swt m along model v c XVI On tv S27 9 95 tod ay Delay may mea n total toss o tl types We buy enlt re On e good used Gtb so n s,d e· in the clear water . Pretty as a pict ure P r iced t o se ll or a con sid era bl y dil uted return hou seho lds or smg le p1er es tn by ·S id e Refn ge rato r S100 137.400 00 ony cond tlto n Appr01 sal onri CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Auct10n serv1Ce ova1l oble Ca ll Yo u c an o r ga n 1ze sma l l COOL VI ~~E - Nice mod brick ho me confa lnlng three co l lect A then s 592 414J Situ atiOn s 1.1ery easily tod ay, bu t SQ2 4929 evenings bedroom s; dming r oom, ll v 1ng r oom w i t h It r eplace, full don 1 get m wa ter over your ··-Jack W Cusey , Mgr. basement wtth gar age, large 'front porch , nat gas Phone 992-2181 head The re may be h idden NOW BUYING Scrap Pome roy fu rna ce , ci t y w a1er a nd w ell water, a beautifu l hom e Aut o Recyct 1 ng hig h pn ces reel s• . with approx Slf~ acres of land , f r uit trees a nd shad e potd auto bod tes mo tors AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob II) FIREWOOO sa l ~ Phone scr ap rron meta ls bottenes t r ee s surround ing 1t Ple nty of garden space, gOOd 7472131 Suc cess Is pro ba ble for you toopen 8 ttll 4:.30 Monda y th ru fi shing area close by , located In Coolvil le, Ohio Priced day It you take e v e ry t h~ng a step So turdov 018 33 1u st above HEAVY GAUGE I Beams end H at only 132.000 Call now at a t1me Rushmg cou ld cause l o• rgrou ncls PomNoy O hio Beam s l or sol e il ~ 10 mch totally unn ecessary delays W1 1l also ptckup co •s Phone Phone 992 7034 CHESTER - 113 acres fa rm. eo acres ti llable land, PISCES (fob. 20-Morch 20) CBS News 8,10, Hod9epodge Lodge 20; & You 33 , •6.95 SMITH NELSON MOTORSt INC. Great Per for m ances 33. 6 30..- NBC News 3,4, 15: ABC News 13, Andy Grllllth 6, ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING --· Hubbard's Greenhouse 8 Jo-M cLean Stevenson 3,.., 15. 9 00-- Sirolo's Court 3.4.15: Barotta 6,1!1 Music Hill Am•rlco 6. Movie " Sm ile" 1.10, Soundllaga 20, 9 3~We Think You Should Know 3, The Procllco •· 15 : 12 13 6 00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15 ABC News 6, Zoom 20,33 • ~ Racine. Ohio Schools Weddings HARD WATER PROBlEMS' TAURUS (April 20-Moj 20) 5 oo--Big Valley J. Merv Gnflln ' · Brady Bunc ~ 8, M ister Rogers 2 ?0,33, Slar Trek 15 . .) JD---N ews6 Family Affa ire , Etec Co 20,33 , Adam . • RM:INE CARPET SlllP EXPERIENCED Aercal Commercial NOW occe pt•ng p1o no Students beg1r1 ners 1n termedl ot es ad vanced stu denl5 Cel l qc:n 2270 WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 29, 1176 ' ••• ' •• • I PHOTOGRAPHY AstroGrapM An e~panded soc1al scene es ltkely lhls commg year However, In your ze al to meet new peopl e don 1 neg lect old tr lend s TeleJ?ision log for easy viewing 3} Service~J . Business PROFESSIONAL PE RSON s BODY Shop 26 Rott rood St M 1ddl eport would l1ke to 1908 CHEVROL ET Comaro bl ac l.. eM teno r ond Hllert or V 8 4 remmd customers that Dec J 1 ~ peed •nag w h eel~ very m ce ~~ th e las t day to tok e ad cor Phone 742 251b van tage of th e pomt tobs alt ov er 1r1 1 w lor S100 2 tone S125 w1thout body wor k Stop 11 1 o • phone qas 41 74 l o r op p0111tmcnt OW N ER S A T SU CH T IME AS t 'ur Hen! THE D I RECTOR HA S NOTICE Pratts Mea t Mkt COMPLIED W IT H TH E {Pleasanton M ea t Process mg J AND 4 RM l urntshed ond un PROVI SIO N S OF SECT ION Inc ) Cus tom slough1 er1ng an d lumtshed opts Phone 992 ~5 11 07 OF THE REVI SED proc:en mg Reto•l who l esal e 5434 CO D E OF OHIO No appotnmen t ncccssory Co li A nd be 1nQ rno r c fu ll y COUN TRY Mob1le Home Pork Rt (Ci l-4 ) S9J BbSS ho urs 9 00 1111 cJc sc r tbcd as follows 33 I ell mo les north of Pon1eroy b 00 7 Pomeroy Rood Ath ens Be1 ng a ll of 111a1 po rr 1on o t Lorge lo ts wtt h CO I1 crcte pol 105 r erout ed Stale Routf' No 124 Oh o•d ewa lko run t l EI I ~ ond oil IOCiliC Cf bC I WCC n the bCQtnnm g -;II oc t porKmg Ph one 9n 74 7q an d end ot th e at1o vc d esc r tbed THERE w ill be no gun shoo t Dec 25 th or Jon 3 at the Roone Ft r e tmp r ovcmcnt not n ecess ary F UHN I ~ H l::D two bedroom ap t tor tl'l e const r uc t ta n o r Oep l Bu dd1ng m Ba shon ad ul ts onl 11 No pe ts Mtd ma tn tcn a nce of lh £< dlepo r! Phone 992 J874 c o rr es po n d1 n g pr o po s ed SPECIA LS AT the D & J House of tmprovcm£<nl or nee ded tor Fa br ics Lorge blanke t p•eces ONE BEDROOM A.pl s a l VILLAGE any other ptJbl•c htghway reg ulor $1 50 1b now SIOO ib MA NOR 1n M1ddl eport for $1 04 Cr u ~ h ed velve t p•eces StJes l or monthly pl us elec a• Sl30 111 R •chard D Jack son , P E drap es ond bedspt eods reg D1 r ecto r of clud mg elec LOWER RATES f01 S'} SO lb now S t 00 lb Reo I Transp or ta11on SE NIOR CI TI ZE NS Conven e'nt mce Tabl e of poly krn t 1eg to :.hoppmg on Tl11rd and Mtl l S2 49 yard now S1 39 yard 011 ~ 1 1119 ~ 1 1 s 1tc ~ ~ ~ on Middlepor t lh ond new S R 7 1 rm le below M•d h•gh qua ttly apa tlm cnts See dleport Oh1o th e manager ol Apl 78 or col i NOT I CE OF A P PO IN TME NT SELDOM REST Cero m• cs wdl be 992 772 1 An Equ ol Hous mg Cas e No 21 9'14 d os ed Dec 28 th 1hrough Sun Oppor tu n1t 11 E SfOl te of Ber lh i' N c •m c ~ c r day Jonuory 2 Pou lme Dorst Deceas ed 1 BEDROOM h 01 le t I ree l ,,.,e Noti ce IS her eby g tven t h a t SHOO TING MA 1CH tusl all rt 7 Ph one 992 33 t 4 adu lts 01'ly Jam e!; E S•mpson of 264 Sou th by pass near Rock Spnngs Second St r ee t Mi d d l e po r t f RAI LER IN Ches lm e Oh 10 Ceme te•y Eve 1y S ~.J11d9 y 12 Oh •o ha s bee n dul y appo mt ed Sut toble lor 2 or 3 <a ns lruc t1011 1100 11 Admm1 str a tor o f the E stat e of men prefer red.) Phone (304 ) Ber t ha Netmeve r dece ase d SHOO liNG MA TCH Sunday 773 5873 l a te of Vi lla ge of Pome r o y kmuar y 2 st orl1n g at noon M t:I QS Co u nt y OhiO Rutland Leg ton Hall Cr ed1 tors ar c r eQu 1r ed to f il e thet r CI U1mS With Satd SWEEPER A.ND Sew on9 Mocht nes f tdV Ctarv w tt hln tou r mon ths Rep01 r Por ts and Su ppl 1e5 Dat ed t h• s 17th day of Dav 1s Vacu um lleoner one half Decem bcr 1916 m1 l e up Ge01ge ~ Cree k Rood oil slate Route 7 Phon e (6\4) Monn .ng 0 We bste r COAL lunes l one and COic iUfn Judg e . 44Ci 0294 chl o• 1de ond cak •um bn rr e l or (12 1 72 '}9 (1) 5 3tc: dus l con trol an d spec to ! m t,; tng ~ oil l ot lmmers Mo•n Sh ee t l ost and t'ound Pomeroy Oh1o ot phone Q92 JH91 1 L0$1 femal e fox hound tnlt tals 1971 HO NDA Cl 450 12 000 D W T Em o 1y Gor d o n mdes stssy ba r cras h ba rs Clie~lllfe Ol11o If f o~.J nd coli P pull back hand le b01 s nt'w life D B r oo k111 ~ (6 14 ) 44b 282Ci and sea ls Scr amb ler stde SS 00 RE WARD for tli e return of p •pe ~ $650 Ca ll q49 2480 the red wh11 e an d blue b1 llf o ld POTATOE S and pum pk1 ns C W tos t lro1n Sw1sher & Lo hse Phor Profl1tt Port land Oh10 Phone Bermea Bede Osol macy on Dec 4 Need m edtcore 843 2254 cord badly Please drop off at fer Thurtdl~ , Dtc. 30, 1871 the Oody Se ntmet office 1f ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 11) Be found Iva Cremeans cau!lous 1n f1nanc1al m atters to. f- OUND HUN TI NG or b.rddog da y Pr otec t wh al you already Found m vtc1nlly of Middl eport have befo re e:dendmg y o ur.:~e l l Ca ll qq2 3165 and tden hfy to accumu la te more •iAt Pomeroy Undmorlt ~l(®m ' S ELF: Notirt'fi NOT I CES ATTN I' ALL H O USEWIVES All Y ar d Sa les . Rum m agePor Ch and Base ment Por ch and Ba seme nt Sa l e& et c !!l ust be pa lct 1n ad va n ce G1: 1 you r s tn ear l y by s-top p ing by our o lf tce .at Th~ Daily sent m e l 11 1 Court ~ ~ o r wr 1tmg Sox 729 Po me r oy. Oh 10 45769 wrtl'l your r cm rttan c r ' r i'J REGULATION S Tht" Publl!her reserve s a ny OICKTRACY form the turprlu answer, 1.1 sug· gu lod by lhl obO,. co~oon 11 ( I I I XX)" (AnoMJO oomorrow) Jumbles· AOU~T Ei'ITRY ROSARY BEFORE ', 1 Answer Plllel IOIIIIIIrMI uoed 10/ ...oydly · , eollng- DEI'ITURES I '•I �1_ 9- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday Dec 29 1976 T~::~: ~::.~~Mtddleport-Pomer:~:~· ::nesday. DecF DEPARTM E NtO F TRANSP O R TATI ON ' NOTICE O F HE AR IN G CONTRA CT SA L ES L EGAL C O PY NO 76 1006 COLU M BU S OHI O , D E C E MB ER 1, 1976 I n a cc ordance wt!h the Provts tons ot Chapter 55l l of t1'1 e Rl!lltSI!d Code of Oh to the D• r ector of Transportatton of Oh tO wtll hold a public hcarrnq at 10 00 o'cloc k A M Ohto Stand ard T tme January 1'} 1977 tn the Com mon P le as Cou rtr oom , M Ptgs Co un ty Co urthouse tn Pomc r o)l , OhtO for t h e purpose of he anng slittements on the proposed re r ou t• ng , .m pr o ve m c n t ab andonment and vacat•on of porttonso f State Rou te No l2d tn Mct gs County PROPO SE D THE RERO U T I N G OF ST ATE ROUTE NO 114 IN LEB A N O N T OWNSHIP MEIG S COUNTY , OHIO A nd b erng mo re tu lly descrt bed a s follow s Beg1 nnrn g a t the seco nd tnle r sec t ton of CJCts tm g State Route No s 124 and DB 6 4 miles , mo r e or l ess as measur ed along f)(tS itn g Slate Route No 114 east of the N ISI corp orat ton l tne o f the Vtll<!lge of Rae ne th ence , sotJtherl y , so utheaster! y nor th erly and northwe ste rly along extsli nq State Route No JJB to the most l'a stcr lv tun cl1on ot extsh ng State Route Nos 1/A and 338 and a l so betng th e C)(I SII nq eils tcr ly 1er m rnu s of Sta te Rou te N o 33 8, and tnc r e te r mina t e Sa1 d desc r ibed por t ton hav1ng a to tal l ength ot ~ f 1 m lies mor e or tess P R OPOSED TH E IM PROVEME N T OF REROU T E D ST A TE ROUTE NO 12<1 SEC TI O N <10 10 { MI N OR ART~ R IAL AND MA J OR CO L LECTOR) SI T UATED I N LEBANO N TOW N S H I P MEIG S COUN T Y OHIO And be1nq more ful ly dc sc r1b ed as follows Beg 1nn1 ng a t a pomt m the ce n ter a t p ropo se d r er outed State RotJt e No 111 as desc rrb ed abo" e sa1d pomt betng 146 mtles . mor e or tess a s mcastJ r cd southeasterly an d southwesterly a la n ~ r er ou ted Sta te R ou te No 114 t ram th e most ea ster l y tunc t ton o f C)(t5 t tng Sta l l:> Rou te Nos 114 anU JJB thencc norther l y !'liang an d 1n c l ose pr oxtmdy to CX•!>ttng State Rout e N o 33 8 and propose d Sta te Ro ut e No l 'ld wdh a tangen t a cu r ve to th e r19h t and a ta ngent for a d tstance of 0 45 m lie . mor e or les s. Jo a po1nt 1n the ce n ter ltne of the r er outed State Rou te No 124 an d the r e te r mtnate Satd pom t o tt er mma t ,on bemq 1 Ot m 1tes. more o r tes s . as me asured so u the asterly .Jnd sou th wes t er ly a long pro p osed St a t e Ro ut e N o 11 1 a nd CX tSitn g Stat e Rou te No JJ.B tr o m t he mos t eas terl y ru ne l iOn at e)(1S t 1ng State R ou te Nos 124 and 338 PR O P O SE Q THE AD D I T tO N TO T H E STA T E H l d H WAY SY STEM O F A FACI LIT Y TO BE D ESIG N A T E D A S STAT E RO U T E NO 924 SA ME TO BE E STAB LI SH E D A S A LI M I T E D ACC E SS HI GH WAY A ND CL A SS IF I E D AS A MIN OR AR T E R I AL ON A ST ATE HI G H WAY SY ST EM SA I D HI GH W AY TO BE SIT UA TE D I N L EBA N O N TOW N S H I P , ' ME I G S COU N TY OH I O And bet ng more fu l l y desc rr bed as foll ows Begt n n .ng a t a po•nt .n the ce h te r ol th e proposed tm prove m ent o f Sta te Ro u t€' No 12·1 as d es cr •bed abo ve , satd po •n t be•ng '} 2m des more or l ess as mepsu r ed so u tt1ea s t erly and sou th we st er l y a lo ng p r opo se d Sl a te Rout e N o 12•1 and ex1st mg Stat e R ou t e N o 338, as desc r~ be d abo "e from the mos t eas t erl y tu nc t JOn o f C)(IS IIn g Stat e Ro u tc" Nos 11<1 Jnd J3B th en ce rn a nor th eas t cr ty di r ec t ion w 1th a lan qen t a cu r ve to the te ll an d a ta ngen t l or a d ts lan cc of 0 57 m11e mor e or l ess , to a po1 nt tn th e Oht O W est V•rg• n• a Slate L• ne and t her e terrn• n.n a te Satd po m l be mg located a l Oh•o R1ver M ile 12 1 J 1 Sa 1d es t ab lish men t of l tmt l ed a cc ess rs to tnclu d e a ll tn l er ch.a nge areas and exte nd a long In ter chang e cro ss r oa ds 1n acco r da n c e w1lh th e Dep a rl men t of Tran sp orta1 10n ltm 1t cd access poli cy PR O PO S E [) T H E ABA NDONMENT OF A P O RTION OF E X I ST I N G J J fl ST ATE R OUT E N O SI TU A T E D fN L E B A N O N MEI GS T OW N S HI P COU NTY O H I O THE SA ME TO BE RE TA INED ON THE ST A T E H IG H W A Y SYS T EM AS ST A TE ROU TE NO 114 An d b e 1ng more f u l ly deScl"lbe d as fo l low-:. Be gtn n tng at th e fir s t m tc r sect10 n Of e)(ISI Ing Sta te Ro u te N o~ 124 an d JJ8 6 0 m •l cs , mo r e or t ess. as m ea sured al on g ex 1st m g St at e Ro ute No 124 ca st at the cast cor po ra110 n I m e of th e V tll age ot R ac tn e t h e n ce , sou th eas terl y , northerl y and nor th ..... este r l y a long e;.u s t mg Stal e Rou te No 33 Bto the m os t C6Sier l y I IJ nC I IOn of eX1SI1 ng State R ou t~ N os 11<l and 338 and a tso , ~e Ln g lhe ex 1s t1 ng easte r l y te r fJl ln us of State Rou te N o JJ B an d th er e le rm tn at c Sa 1d de scribed po'r llon ha v1 no a to tal length of 6 17 m tic s, m or e or le ss P ROPO S ED TH E OF A A B A N DO N ME N T P OR TI O N O F E XI ST I N G ST ATE RO U TE NO 17 4 SIT U A TED I N LEB A N O N TOWN S H I P , ME IGS CO U NT Y OH 10 THE SAM E T O RE V ER T TO T t; E ME IGS C O U NTY H IGHW AY SY STEM AT SU CH TIME TH AT THE CORRE SP OND lN G I MPR OVED POR TI O N OF ST A TE RO U TE NO 1 2<~ AND STA T E ROUTE NO 624 I S OPE N T O TR AI" F I C A ND AF TE R THE F I N AL ABA N DO N ME NT ENT RY H AS B EEN EN T ERED O N T HE JO U RN A L O N THE DIR E CTOR O F TR A N S , PORTA TI O N An d b e mg mor e f u ll y dcsc rrb ed a s fo ll ows Beg tn nlng i!! l the sec ond Sta te 1 mtcr sec l 10n of ex 1stm g Rou t e N os 12d and 338, 6.4 miles m ore or l ess as me asure d a long ex 1 strn~ Stat e Rou t e No 124. ea st of th e ea st co rporation I m e of the Vi llag e of Rac1n e th enc e . ea st er l y . nort her l y , a nd eas te r l y al on g e~1 S I1ng State Rou te No 114 to the m ost ea st erl y tunc llon of CK.1S I 1ng Stale Rou t ~? Nos 124 and 338 and t here ter m1 na t e , sa td descr tbetf porlt on h a v1n g a to t a l l eng th of 1 8d md es , more or le ss PR O PO S ED , THE V ACA TI O N OF A PORT IO N OF REROUTED ST A TE ROUTE NO 124 A ND EX IS TIN G STATE ROU T E NO JJ(I , SITU A TE D IN L EBA N O N TO WNSHIP , ME IGS COUNT Y, OHI O, S AM~ 'T O R~\I ER T TO TH E PR OPERTY ABUTTI NG ' Ot976T I NFORMATION DEADLINES P M P~b l lca t lon Day Befo r e Can cellations, corrN ' 1GnS accep l td flr!f daoy of ~ub liC .t ftOn Fast Results ,. Use 'fhe Sentinel Classifieds ln Aulu ~ale• emory IN LOVING mr>mory ol our dt!ol mothe r Am~ Clw k V<ho pu~ ~ cd hr nght to ed1f or ret ec t o"'oy 11 yeo• ~ ug o todn11 l), l 111 t % 4 We t onno l 1l11nk o f h(>t o~ dl:fod ~ he wal k ~ w•th u ~ no n~ ow Aloug tlw path) of l1l e we h t>ml She ho~ gone or1 bet ore Sorlly m• ssed by chtldren ads ,ectlonal w tll not deemed ob Th e p ub ltshe r b e responSible for than on e tn co rre ct 1nore •nse r !J on RAT ES F or W;ant Ad Senn ce 5 cen ts pe r word one ' nsertron Mln1mv m Ch arge Sl 00 J o~ c ents per word three consec ul lve mser tton s 26 cents pe r w afd six consec ul,ve lnsert 1on s 15 P er Cent Otsc ou nt on patd ad s an d ad s patd Wtl h ln 10 di!yS CARD OF THANKS & 0 81TU A R Y 52 00 f or 50 w or d r- mlmum • E ach aCI Ci ttronat wo r d 3 ~ cnts BLIND ADS Add tlton a t 25c Charge t)c r Adlle rt lsement OFF I CE H OURS 8 30 am to Soo p m Dat l y B 30 am to 17 Ull Noon s a t ur d~ll Phon e toda y 991 7 156 Aulu Salol• Pomeroy 2 SIGNS 00: 1n ..M_o..t_o_r_c_o-f. 1976 AMC HORN ET t:ard uCThanko WE WOULD ltk e to thank all of those who thr ou yh th ~H p1ay er~ k1ndnes:; sympathy th e QU){IIta •y cud ll orol o lf t::~ r mgs helped and comf or ted us dunng the reo.m t los-; of Oll • mother l eldo R1denour We ore ex trern!lly g•ot.,!ul to Rev Corl H1cks for hts co nso ling words of co111l or t an d to the Ew 1ng Fune1ol Home- l or thc tr courteous w • v1ce Mr and Mrs Buet K R1donour 1hehn o lhdlo'llOUI 138!5 Spor1about, 6 cyli nder, au tomatic, power steeri ng, delux e equ ipment , w h itewall ftre s, luggage rack . dark gr een f inish, less than 9,000 mi l es, showroom clean 1976 CHEVELLE MA ~IB U CPE, Green fin ish , goo d tires, steenng , radio, factory air 13895 V 8, au tomatic, 1975 FORD TORIN04 DR power • 12895 Loc a l car, clean viny l tnter lor, green f ini sh, good t ires , rad to, 35 1 V-8, a utomat• c. power steen ng and brakes NOTICE FOLIA G E PL A NTS F O Jl YO UR HO ME In pot s and h ang ing baskets from 75c to '5 oo A tao, tav away P OIN SE T TIAS now f o r C HR IS TM AS (1000 to Choo se fro m , P E R FECT FOR GI FT S In red , white and p1 nk SJ 00 to S6 00 20 p et ofl on 10 or m or e Radiator,...-~ Service Phon e 992 -5776 Sy r acus e, Oh1o ' tldp Wanted Well -co nce•ved plan s cou ld be alt ered an d beco me less advan 1E XAS RE FINERY CORP oil ers tage ous II you hee d the advice ol Pl ENlV of MONE'1 plu s cosh unqualified counselo rs bonu ses frmge benef• ts to GEMINI (MOl 21 -Juno 20) In a matur e mdt v1duol m Pomeroy a re a Regar dl ess o l e• situ ation wher e there ar e gai ns pert ence wn te G I Pa te to be dtv1ed up t\ s f tne to spill Pr es Tf!)(O ~ Relm ery Co rp the pot with those who con· Bo)( 711 For t Wo rth Te)( OS trlbu1ed No need to deal tn 7bl0 \ malingerer s WAI TRESS WAN TED 35 or otde1 CANCER (Juno 21 -Julj 22) Do Old Li berty apply m pers011 nothing to day that coutd d amage I 18 W Mom 51 Pomeroy Oluo a long - st and ing relati onship, af t ernoon~ such as m ak tng prom ises yo u fait l o keep o r be hav mg erratical - ly LEO (Jul1 23-Aug. 22) Con Wanted lo Huv . ,.i •• Aulu ~al e • Auto ~ales toflon & condition your wotor uc.xvt fLIRTE D A BIT I,OUNNOI•s,oe. oG O~AL ~ 949-2814 ~ l!JOw~riln\7• Doc, 30, 1171 IF YOU hove o servrce to oiler wa nt to buy or sell som eth mg oe looktng for work 01 wha teve r you tl ge t rosl1lh fos ter wtlh o ScntmCI Won t Ad Call 99'1 '1 156 tor Sale COAL l ot !>ole Open 6 doy~ pc1 wee k a11d even mg ~ r 0 1 fu 1thl•l n•lo nnaf•on lOll {h 14) 367 7J3fj ,W. Ut\IR:OMANTIC. ~\I OULD "OU? AFTE~ ~ AL-L SH E 1? -UH· FA I R L~ < AflRACTIVE ; NOW I GET tT; 'YOU'V' C NE\IE' 'R MIN D; AT LE:A5T THER E S ONE PE RSO N AT \I <KEE INDUSTR IES WH O CAN FIX THAT L1TTLE WIT C H~ '" /./"' FABRI~ COUNTRY lorm lon d wtlh ~eclu d ed woods wa te r ond good oc cess In Mom oe Cou nty W Va S1 000 down ca ll (304 ) 772 3102 01 (304) 777. 3227 Co mmemol prop er ty appro)( 17 acres le11el lnncJ..-+ocnted ot I uppe rs t'l c 1ns o n Oh1o Rout e I Pho ne (614) 667 6304 3 bedrooms I' , ba th s Iorge l tv mg room dmmg room and k tt chen fully carpet ed - Phone 9<12 3129 or 992 5434 279.95 ,a.et us fell your wller \Free. Pomeroy Landmark ' I;& JackPhont992-2111 W. Corsoy, Mgr .. APPLES Fll ZPATRICK ORCHA RD PHONE W![j{ ES VILlE (6J.4 ) 669 3785 FUll ER Brush Products tor so le Phone 9C/2 3410 ..-<oa 1 FREHSTIM TES 0 fllanc•n& AvatLiblt STORM WINDOWU DOORS RErLACE~ENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING-SOffln "We Care" Free Est. Work Guar. Ph 99239!3 Rutland 12 9 1 mo 742. 2328 4 10 I mo 'JH ACNE FARM rear Bra dbu ry ~cl10o t See Wolt er M 1ller ot J28 5 )( l h Stree t Pomt Pleasan t W Va 25550 HOU SE FOR sol e near Eastern H• gh Schoo l 3 bedr ooms 2 baths full basemen t 2 r o r garage Ph one 98 S 3807 HOME51TES for sole 1 acre and vp Mtddlepor t neor Rutland Coll 992 7481 NEW 3 bcdro o 11 hou se 2 ba ths all elec I acre M 1ddlepo rt r lose to Rutland Phone 992 \ 481 Strout,. Realty 1 V1rg1l B. Sr., Realtor 216 E. Second Stree1 Pom eroy , Oht o 45769 Phone 99'1-332 5 RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms. 2 bat hs, 9 r ooms tn a ll Klf c h e n ha s st ove and r efrig e r a tor , 2 car garage wi th storage '5 35, 000 EASTERN S.D. - Modern J bedrooms. 2 cer am tc bath s , n tce ~ t tc h e n , full ba se m e n t an d 2 car gar age $34,000 MIDDLEPORT 4 bed roo m s. ntce bath , eat tn kt1 chen , gas furnace and leve l lot Onl y $2 3,000 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1'' NO 194 - Mlddleporl , 2 stor y f r ame horne with four bedr oom s, f u ll basement, 2 ca r g ara g e . some c ar p et.mg , l a rg e lt v tng room and d1n1ng room , new roof , fu lly tn sul ated Prtced Raet ne PAGEVILLE - 7 room house w tth 3 bedroom s, and b a th F r on t p or c h a nd ga rden for on) y $7,500 Wlll do roof tng con struct1 on pl umbmg and heo t1ng No tab too Ior ge or too small Ph one 742 23 48 CARPENTE R fl oon11 g cell tng ponehng Phone 992 2759 DOZER work ond weld tn g Con loci J o m e ~ Porso 11 s Rt 1 Roctne on Carm el Rood MOBILE Hom e Re p a~r plu mb1 ng ond heottng We ha ve sev era l bu stne ss ')r oper1tes for sa le Ca ll lor u r lher mfor ma ti on Meny Christmas & Happy New Year 804 W. Matn Pomeroy "992- 229& After Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT: LOIS Pauley Bran 'th Mana9er 608 E. TY MAIN POMEROY, 0. GOODBYE • 1976 HELLO· 1977 Ele< Phone 5B58 ELfCT RONIC T V CLINIC New TV shop ElectroniC TV Clm 1c Ser v1ce ca ll $S 95 Co lor B & W an tenna syst ems stereos etc 572 South Th trd Mtddlf!porl Phone 9Q2 6300 Cor r y tn and sove .money R utl a nd , Oh 10 45 775 P h . ( 61 4) 142 2409 We D eli v er 1222 4 m os. . I • ••• 24 hour Dependabl e Furna c e Ser vu;:e 011 or Gas Burn ers SCHOOL SEW ING moch•ne s S•nger!> tn wa lnut conso lelle S~ 6 Phone 992 5146 NEW AM FM Ste•eo radta illrock tope com bmo tton $129 ~s ~r terms Ph one 992 3965 fOUR 045 .1( 14 rcg•J inr li re ~ two 6 78 x I S w tn ler lr('ods Phone 992 3441 SET OF Mud n Snow ! tr es H 7815 $25 Phone ~92 2759 4'~!J AMP f l ECTRIC wcldN nt)w Sl 50 8urmug ou tl11 ll t!W $ 125 ('I bo th for SL:Ju f'hn1t1' 9<1 } 2759 n1ce 2 st or y farm house, 7 room s and bath, a ll hardwood floors and basement Ba rn and other outbuildings, 2 ponds A nice laying farm priced to go ~oc aled nea r Chesler. call for appl , CIIESTE R - Ever dream of owmng your own golfcourse ? Her e' s your c han ce for you or your fr iend s to own a n ice r o lling golf c ourse/ 501/:r a cr es, 9 gr een s, nice modern club house, outb uilding w i th sprayi ng an d seeding equipment , needs some mo wlng and a little repair wor k on golf cour se . Thi s could be pu r chased with the 113 acres li sted abno~e and de ve loped ln1o a beauf1f u l 18 hole golt co urse, call for au BOSS, SOME NOSE'f GUY GOT A MA>K AND RISING STAR KENNEL boordtng mdoor on d outdoor Grooming al t breeds co mplete son t!ory fo r •hlt es Ches h1re Phone (6 14 ) 367 0292 1 ••• •• !: Portlilnd , GUNS - l Wf>.\.\1 A !<FLORO C!i' PfAR~ 6/>-I W1 '5 1~01~ "~~L.LO, OOUH ' Buoineoo &oniteo BRADFORD Avctm nee r Com ple te ServiCe Phone 949 2487 or q49 2000 Roone Oh1o Crt !I Bradfor d 1 COW{ , .lJ UM-1{; · TUM, !))WI , .IJ ~j/' ' I 3B25 A Mi sSISSippi 1ea der wants r espond t w o to know 1f we spades to par tner 's heart openmg woth AQJx x X AK x xx A K answer ts that we T he c e rt a on ly do m a ke that response a ( ~or co p y of JA CO B Y M ODERN sen d $ 1 IO Wm a1 B fldge .o ! o l h r s news paper P 0 Box 489, Rad1o CJ!y Sta tron I •ew York , NY 10019) ' ' REMO DELI NG Pl umbmg heotmg o nd o il types of general repair Wo rk g u a~n l eed 20 year s e)( pertence Phone 992 2409 0 Ll..-'-.____jl.----'---1..--l..J....I G U-- Pc:~pa --L----1- 'Ri:;:;h:t;:n~o:;;:w~h;;;e;-;s;a~Ll-;iii,:;n:': 23 ~a~~~~ I the ladu uou is 21 Lhasa os t al lri t' me al l th' t ime! honqnj!'' SAVE ON • • HI-LO SHAG INSTALLED Regular 114,95 ( 2 " ds 1 11 More prepared 12 Wandermg 16 Actors and actresses 19 De Valera 's land 21 Playe • the gluiton Sq. Yd. 12 or IS Fl. mountam 24 Turner or Smatra 26 Enlertaln 28 Hard-luck guy poet RUTLAND FURNITURE ABOJl' THE: " BUILDING l•7•42···22•1•1--~-iiRiiuiillliioiind.... COMING DOWN ? ... ~~----------------~~----------~cP fOR GOSH &AKEB1 &TAN,GIVE WINNIE A I'>REAK .SHE 5llLL HAS IDFACE TH:: PRO& PECT OF USHERING IN "rHE NEW YEAR ALoNE! ar="~ WELL1 I GUE5& IT CAN W."'IT ANOTI•ER COUPLE OF DAYS PO DP lYXPTU H P UYAJ C KPT AJ D V CE Y KM E VHJ T K C X , CP PV C · IQJKMY (I 19 76 KJ n& t ' U h Ht'S Sy ndlC'I I t' . l11c • • I ' HOLLI ABOUT ONE i3'l OR JO'iCE CARO" OATESOR PAMELAHANSfORD JOHNSON ? 1• RUTLAND HOWDY, MA'AM ·· KATH E~INE ANNE fiJRTER FORGET IT ,11,\RCIE ALL THOSE AUTHORS HAVE THR EE NAME S r-~;-- ·· .- I ': ~: ft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ·••• ••••••••• • -c- '1'0U' RE KEAIJINGI REA LL~ WEI RD n .1·. ., ., •I ~ 11 3D-Johnny Carson 3, 4, I S: Streets of San lllr,nclsco 6. Kojak 8, Mar y Hortman 10: College Biio ~olball 13, ABC News 33 ' 12 O~Mov l e " Love Has Many Faces" 10; Janak! 33 .. 12 3~Mov le " The Hall jeld! & lhf McCoys" 1. 12 •~Da n August 6 j " ' · ~ , .,. . .. . . ~ • • ~ .. . . , I I I I [] tSCOTUC I tJ ILUDSONI I I I ,,' I'D LIKE TO SPEAK TO TH'HEAD TH' HOUSE TH'· HEAD O' TH'HOUSE AIN'T HOME - Yesterdays Now orrongo lho clrclod Ionero lo 0 Print anewtr here: BARNEY • . Som erset 15; H ow dy Dood y 6, Mo v ie " Knock on Wood" 10, Dinah 13 4 3~My Three Sons 3: Emergency One 6.1 Partridge Fmlly 8. Fllnts lones 15 5 O~Big Va lley 31 Merv Gr iffin ' · Brody Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20.33; Star Tre k 15 5 J~N ews 6, Fa mily Affair 8; Adom -11 IJ 6 O~N ews 3 4,6.8,IO,IJ,Il . Zoom 201 Zoom 33 6 3 ~NB C News 3, ~. 1 5 , ABC Ne ws l3; Andy Grllfllh 6; ,CBS News B.10, Hodgepodge ~odge20 1 Once Upon A Classi c 33 7 0~ Tru lh or Cons 3, To Tellt he Trulh 4, Bowl ing tor Dollars 6, Muppet Show 8, News 10, To Tell tho Trulh 13, My Three Sons IS. Anyone tor Tennyoon 20, Gelling On 33 7 3~ H o l l y wood Squaras 3,4, Ohio Slale ~ollery 6: Price Is Right 8, Wild Kingdom 10. Nashville on lho Road 13, Doll y 1S B 00-D ick Van Dyke J.~ . IS: We lcome Bock , Koller 6, !J , Wa lton 8,10, VIsions 20, Masterpiece Theatre 33 8 3~ Wh a l' s Happening 6,13 9 00-Besl Se llers 3,4, 15, Barney Mil ler 6,13, VIsions 33 9 3~Ton y Randa ll6,13; J eanne Wolf Wllh 20 10 O~G ibbsvl lle 3.1SI Streals of San Francisco 6,13 : Ora nge Bowl Countdown •1 Barnaby Jonoo 8: Fronk Slnalro Jr In Concert 10, News 28 10 3~Wo man 20. Woman 3J 11 O~ N ews 3,4,6,8,10, 13,1S, MacNeil ~ehr er Report lP V TUM Yesterday's Cryploq~ote : WE ARE ALWAYS LONGING ~~ FOR VISIONS OF BEAUTY. WE ARE ALWAYS DREAMING OF UNKNOWN WORLDS, - MAXIM GORKY 8:001115:00 12 55- NB C News 3, IS I O~Som erset 3. All My Chi ldre n 6.13: Young & the Restless 10. Nol For \'\ omen On ly IS I 3D-Days of Our Lives 3.4, 15, Fami ly Feud 6, ll: As The Wor ld Turns B.10 2 'oo-s20.000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6 7 3D-Doclors 3.4.1 5, One Life lo Ll•e 13, Guiding Llghl 8.10, 3 OD-Anolher World 3,4,1S; Al l In The Fa mily 8. 10, Anl lques 20 3 15-Generol Hospital 13 " 3 J~ Bew l lched 6, Match Game 8,10, ~ l ll as 'r'ogo & You 20 4 00-Misler Cartoon 3, Marcus Welby, M D 4: ) I I ZJMRJQ I 1 " . MAXIO A X V D I. B A A X R I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W ' '"YOU MEAN News 8, Chuck White Reporls 10 7'05-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 7 J~S c hoo l les 10 B oo--Lassle 6, Copt Kanga roo 8,10, Seaamo Sl JJ 8 J ~ Big Va lley 6 9 00-A M 3, Phil Donoh uo 4.13. IS: ~ u c y Show a. 9 J~ C ross Wlh 3, One ~ l lelo ~lve6 , Good Oay 8 10 O~S anlord & Son 3,415 , Prlco Is Righi 8.10. Ml ko Douglas 1J 10 15-Genera l Hospllol 6 10 3~ H o ll ywoo d Squ eres 3,, , 15 11 ()()-.Wheel of Forlune 3,15: Weekday 4, E<.tge ol Nlghl 6, Double Dare 8, 10. Morning wllh D J 13, Elec Co 20 11 3~Stumpers 3,4, 1s. Happy Days 6, 13; ~ave ol ~Ito B,10 Sesame St 20 11 55- Ta<e Kerr B. Ms Fl<ll 10 12 00- News 3,6,8,10, Don Ho 1J, Bob Braun 4; 50 Grand Slam IS 12 J~Gong Show 3.1S. Ryan's Hope 6,13i 'S.arch tor II I ( "RYPTUCil' UTt:~ WINNIE oo- Today 3,4, IS, Good Morning, America 6.13 . CBS BALFE One l t• tl t' r stmp)y s1an ds fu r atw t hN I n Ou s ,;ampl e A i s U!>r d ft lr tlu· thr l't' I.'s X ro t tlu• I WII O's, t •l r Sm g ](' l rtlcr s. tpos t r op h<'R, t he lt> n ~th a n d f ot nlrlli on n f l h r \\ ctrrls .are a ll lltl}ts F. fl r h d :l'( t h(' ro~e l ct l l!rs ;~ rc dt fT<-rt•nt Coll742-2111 TA~K TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSUL nt.NT 7 1 OG--T omor r ow 3 It square yard . 6 45-Mornl ng Reporl 3 6 50-Good Moornlng, West VIrginia 1J 6 55-Good Morning, Trl Stole 13, 1 3D-News 13 DAILY CRYPTOI!liOTI> - He re's how to work It : Do II yourself, with podding, $7,95 sq, yd, Willi poddong onslallod SUS AR~l>ftATE . • 32 Peruvian Indtan 33 lndlgen<e 3S Plaet -- dos advantage 36 " The Bells" here 25 Advose I Scot ) 26 Trucker's stop 27 Floalmg zoo 28 Cambnc or damask 29 Operated 3o Eggs 31 Clangor 34 Relaxed ( 2 wds ) 3Ci Languosh Green, gold, red, blue, rust. iiu-1~AND FURNITURE 22 Prong 23 Turkosh vehiule 501 NYLON ••• Yesterday's Aas.,er r:::::=~7i~;\7)7NiM:ii"'t;;:-:;:P:,p;f;;iSS\i}O:Y'~'Jii2RYYit~N~'-rcTio)ilr:iNS S~ I N;Ui:;AT~t=2?;1~F~>H,U'"i:w.:i:~1,; O 5~-l~ ~~~~::fy THAT AP~ HAD ANYTHtN6 MAIJ Pop or op T' DO WITH HIS EXCbLLEIJCYZ AH'D Old oath 1 ~~- SL-AM 1~~~le"' Everyday monev s1ver. Good chotee colors. · Mon ., Tues., Wecf: booze the 16 College In lowa 11 Polevaulter 's obstacle 18 Approaches 20 Harem room 21 Poet 22 Romulus, I 3, 4. IJ T om or r ow 8,10 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Swoomon I Demonstrate 3 Proposmg 5 Go - over (3 wds ) 8 Bow hng 4 Tmy 5 Classoly alley 9 Slrmgenl 6 For - sake' 13 Czech rover 7 Holler's 14 Less rresh mate IS Scolllsh 10 Hoosbng n ve r ] Sweepe rs toasters trons oi l small applt ances l awr mowe r ne)(t to Stal e H1 ghwoy Gc roge on Rout e 7 Phone (614 ) 985 ...••••• 742-2211 4• Pass Pass lf West had not made ChaC hghl takeout double, South would probably have taken the normal hne of a spade to dummy 's queen and a second spade back to his hand , bul South decoded Chal West needed both ace and JOCk of spades too hos do uble Therefore. South led hos kong of spades West could do no better than puC up hos ace and lead away from hos Jack to So ulh's 10 ' He dod geL off Ia lhe. best H~ i-· L0-0-0 , (~ g ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - •• f.~.- FRIDAY TIL 8 _} ••• Close Sat.. At 5 p.m . • t ~·· ': 3• Pass lead agat nst four hearts when a Thursday 1 tlll2 noon . Pass P.tss al read y to go after spade s fmal co ntract lHE'l' VE GOT WEHT PROWLII'I ' IN. THERE ~ PICKENS HOWE. $10.95 FRE E PUPPIES sho rt ho1r half bi rd dog 10 we ek s o ld Ntc e for a ch1l d Pho11e 9~2 3420 - ~~~~~----~--~~ ' J GAS·· BOSS 1 TWO BIG PLANtS FULL 0 GU'(S t JU5T LANDED- BUT SUPPOSIN: I'VE BEEN THINKI NG MAYBE WE SOOULD BLAST THE PASSAGE SHUT HERE ' r ORE SOMEBODY GEf S A WHiff 0 ' THAT BARRIER 1'5 TliE F'OISON 843 2165 my hom e PLEASU RE HORSES and pontes also wd l buy hor.ses and pomes Phone (614) 698 3290 Ruth Reeves appt CALLJIMMY DE£M949-2388 BEYOND THAT !~ N e w s 6 30-To Be A n nounced 4, Sunr i se Seme ster 8, Public Affa i r s 10 ~ 7409 CENTRAL REALTY CO. P<1SS three of d1 amo nds and stuc k tn W11l do odd tabs roo ft ng pam tmg gut ter work Phone 992 l'eto for Sale Redbl 2 • p<>on lless Woth 4-3-3-3 dostnbutoon and I I hogh-c ard po onts hos best tactocs should be to pass and ho pe lor successful defense agaonsl the STUFF· CARPETING CARR ST or 730 E MAIN ST J ACKSO N O H IO 45640 OWNER Wil l CARRY 60 P ER C E NT OVER A 100 YEAR PERI OD at 7 PE RCEN T Dbl he opened a trump , bul 11 dod hom no good South drew Chree rounds of trumps, led Lhe Scn ires Offered llnsiness Oppurtunitieo South one-hear t opemng was on e o f t hose b1ds that we consid er LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-AT THE BARRIER oo- Tomorrow 6 15- Far m Reporl 13, 6 2~N ot For Women Only 13 du mmy"s 10 m che hope chat We st he ld bolh kong and queen East took lhe queen and led a club to West"s kong West returned a club South took the club Crocks and d u mm y's a c e o f dmmonds Then he ruffed the last do amond and fmally was Wesl s double of South's OIL AND GAS furnace se rvtce and part s • Trotler ond homes 24 hour ser v1ce Phone 64.3 2105 tn North East Opemng lead - 3 • . U~· Os wald & J a m es J acob ~ HOWERY AND MAR TIN E~~: covct mg sep h c syst ems · SEWING MACHINE Re po1rs ser dozer bo cl..hoe dump t r ~.t ( k vtce , oil mokes, 992 2264 The lunestone gro,.el black top F ob r~ ~ Sh o p Pome r oy povtng Rt 143 Phone 1 (61 4) Auth orued Smge1 Soles onCI b98 7331 Ser11 1ce We sharpen Sc:e ssors EXCA V A TI NG BA CKHOE S DOZER TRENCHER LOWBOY EXCAV ATING dozer loader an d ba ckhoe wor k dump t ruck s DUMP TRUCK5 BILL PUlLINS and to-boy s l or htre w1tl hou t PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR 11 11 d1rt to so tl l1mesrone ond NIGHT gro vel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jel CHRI Sf M A.S SPECIAL Se wm g fer s doy pho ne 992 7089 Ma chmes cl ea ned oil ed and n•ght phone 992 3525 or 997. ad tusted $5 98 Se wi ng •5232 Center Middlepor t Ohm WILL DO bobys1ttmg Phone 9C/2 2748 Wt' s l 1¥ SEPTIC TANK S cleaned Modern Samto 1ton 992 3954 or Q92 2428 992 1'1 ome, 4 bed r oom s, n at ga s hea t a nd gar a g e tn apartm ent s (re nt ed) and a ll equ 1pm e n t for re c r e at 1on cen ter at EXCAVA TING dozer bock hou and d1tcher Charl es R Hat h el d Ba ck Hoe Se r vtc e Ru tland Oh1o Phone 742 2008 al 115 000 balh Only 11 2.000 CORNER ~OT - 2 bath M1ddl eporl Just $12, 000 BUSINESS And 4 Nor th South vulner able SEPTIC System!> ms fol led by l1ce ns ed msrotl er Shepa rd Contractors Phone 742·2409 ,-----------t latCO..,...,_ TEAFORD ' Husincss Senict'8 Heal E otatc for Sale t Q 9 85 2 .C. 10 9 B 2 ¥ AJ 952 • J3 .c. A Q7 b!TTLE ORPHAN ANNIE lARRl,,.I;:'J~~DER .. 10 t K74 .C. K 8 3 '• AL TROMM CONST. GunER~AWNINGS .. 8 43 SOUTH IDI • K 10 4 Protect your mvestment plus add to the va lue of your home Tr ust those nec essary fl x- tt , r oom addition and r emodeling job s to your f r iendly , neighborhood , qualifi ed bulkier. Blown tnto Walls &Antes EAST 1> 9 8 2 FOR ~I M UNTt L IT DOES! HOME IMPROVEMENT Blown Insulation Services • 59 oc res b roo m house bot h po11ly carp eted twa out bu il d1n gs du g ba se m ent one thud tdlo b l e m1 nero l rtgl1 ts loca.ted ncar Dan v1tle Red uced for qu •c k so le S23 500 Phone 742 2766 WELL , I 'M S URE Wt;ST I> A 175 MOO IS BY FAR TH E BEST PlAC E Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5:00 ll<tiiY Toll8 :000 F! idays Ew.-..m m• ~ ¥ K Q 76 + A 10 6 • J s4 _ , Pl. Pleasant ........ J4, 2114 hM MSpm 985-4155 Chester, Ohio 10-17 1 mo (Pd ) SMALL lo1m l or sol e 10"o down owne r f1110nced Monroe Coun ty W Vo Phone (304 ) 772 3 101 o r (304)772 3227 WIN AT BRIDGE NORTII • Q6 3 DIRECT FABRIC SALES J 2B Main Slreel PHOTOGRAPHY 1 2 THU RSDAY, DECEM BER 10, 1m mattresses, paddln9 . Ideal KEN GROVER " 10, Janak l 33. 6 00-Sunrlse Semester 10 Pointless bid directs play for campers. Vanety of sizes. Velv e t s, ny l on prmts , herculons, vinyl solids, and fanc y prints, accessories. M ary Hartman 12 00-Movle " Hell Is For Heroes" 10 12 4D-Myslery ol the Week 6,13 sm oke 8, Orange Bow l Prev iew 10, N ov a 20 Fo r sofa, chai r C'Ush tons,'\ 1 Ai& \ ard Sale l]'\ FA LL EN FOR HER ~OU R Pomeroy Landmark Thi s 1s a favorable penod for ne w proJec ts If you don t bnng In com pet ents Into the acl They c ou ld have enfenor and conflic . tmg Idea s WANT 10 oo-Quesl 3,4, 15; Charl ie's Angels 6,13. News 20 11 oo-News 3,o,6,8,10,13,15 , ABC News 33, • 11 3~J oh nny Corson 3, 4,1 5: Rookies 6,13; Cannon I ; Game PM 6, $25,000 Pyramid 8, Mac Neil ~eh rer 20,33 . The Judge 10, Breek lhe Bank IJ, Wild Kingdom 15 B O~C P O Shar key 3,4,15, Bioni c Woman 6, 13. Gun POL}'.fOAM 161~ ) ac r es of level l and and an old 4 bed room house on Rt 7 w ith T P w ater , and 1, ONL 'I' 1 STATE ROUTE 689 1969 Nov o e)( tro shorp new po1 nt bucke t seat s au ~ h oc k s mags Pho11e 949 2480 FOR 997 6337 LOOK, .: AROL , ~O U WCULD N T A HU;MND WH OS TOTALL>' MAYOE TH!< Y David Pa rson s, Owner UPHOLSTERY. Yoga Doll ar s 6, Pop Goes the Cou ntry 8, News 10, M y Three Sons 15. Cons ume r Sur vival K it 20, A m erica na 33 7 3~Do ll y 3, 1100,000 Name Thai Tune 4, Match v Square Yard Inola lied eA hiMhllitfft Outl•n & OiWftlftull • ••IIRIII Ak!Mlnum ~"' & Sttllb ~I li as oo- Tru lh or Cons 3,To Te ll Ihe Tru th 13, Bowling for 7 11 -• · 1 mo OLD l unuture tee bo.l(es bro~ ~ CAMPER Is your hou se too small or SbOO Also horse be ds wa ll t e l e p h one~ o nd dttiOns relat ing to your wor k o r tro 1ler $450 Phone (614 ) 698 too large? Let us sell1t and HARRISONVI~~E - New por h or complee househo ld s ca ree r too k 'lery favorab le tod ay 3'JCJO furnish you wtth what you 3 bedroom ho m e Bn ck Wrt te M 0 Miller Rl 4 Unfortunate ly yo ur d om est ic need Ca II now Happy New PEARCE SIMPSON C 8 bose sto veneer , 2 baths, fu rnace Po m e1oy Oh ta Catl 992 77 00 scen e could be out of k. tl ter Year from all of us here, to li on Phone 247 2684 ah e r 5 hea t. dentng a nd 2 ca r a II of you ther e M eigs pm VIRGO (Aug , 23 -Sopl , 22) CASH po •d for oil m a k e~ and gar age $32 ,500 models of mob1 le home s Count y 's oldest full time Yo u re at center stage soc•all y FENCE POSTS $1 00 A l so Phon e or ea cod e 614 423 9531 real estate offi ce today You mu st be c areful not to fi re woo d th ree fo urt h ton IF YOU WANT IT SOLD HENRY E CLELAND Pull an em ba rrasstng fau x pas TI MBE R Pomeroy Fore st Pro p1ck up loads dehvered $25 AT A PROFIT , TRY THE BROKER dud s Top pnce for 5tcndm g w tfh 1n 2S m tl es Phon e PROF ESSIONA~S . LIBRA (SEPT 23-0ct. :PI !take saw t1mber Colt Kent Honbv 992 ·2259 or 992-2568 985·4 197 nothing fo r granted In t he com . 1 446 8570 mereta! wo rld today A deal that GOOD EAR corn $2 00 bushel Bhon e 742 235q looks air t1ght cou ld sudd enly COINS, CURRENCY tokens old pocket wa t c he~ and chai ns pop a sea m and com e undone stl ve• ond gold We need 1964 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. HI II and ol der s1 lver coms Buy selt SPECIAL 3 bedroom ana at1acnect garage, total th ere s an absence of hari'nony or trade Call Roge r Wamsley electr ic home under con st rud lon on lf2 acre lot. Owner 1n an t m porta n t p e r so n a l 1 741 2331 One goo d use d R emmgton will f in ish in 30 days for buyer or will se ll "as Is" . M ay re lahon shep today you may be at CASH t l t l or Cham Saw SS O 1unk car s Fry E> s take trade located near Chester On e good use d M c; Cullough 1au11 Go ou t of your way to keep .Truck and Auto 24 HOUR Cha l n Saw S7 5 thmgs on the track WRECKER SERV ICE ' Phone O ne good use d Ho me llte51 ACR E S FREE GAS - M od er n 11h sto ry house, 3 br , 7477081 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Doc. Cha tn Saw S150 dtnlng room , f ireplace, full base m ent , ni ce por ches a nd 21) Stnke whtle th e tron Is hot II a HIG HEST PRICE5 PA ID l or Old f ~.J r N ew Co -Op W .Jte r Sol · out buildings Large scen ic la ke wt t h g reen gra ss and ftnancla t o pportumty comes up t ener s ntture A n llq ue~ co lt ec: llbl es of pine tree s a round It Watch the large ba ss swt m along model v c XVI On tv S27 9 95 tod ay Delay may mea n total toss o tl types We buy enlt re On e good used Gtb so n s,d e· in the clear water . Pretty as a pict ure P r iced t o se ll or a con sid era bl y dil uted return hou seho lds or smg le p1er es tn by ·S id e Refn ge rato r S100 137.400 00 ony cond tlto n Appr01 sal onri CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Auct10n serv1Ce ova1l oble Ca ll Yo u c an o r ga n 1ze sma l l COOL VI ~~E - Nice mod brick ho me confa lnlng three co l lect A then s 592 414J Situ atiOn s 1.1ery easily tod ay, bu t SQ2 4929 evenings bedroom s; dming r oom, ll v 1ng r oom w i t h It r eplace, full don 1 get m wa ter over your ··-Jack W Cusey , Mgr. basement wtth gar age, large 'front porch , nat gas Phone 992-2181 head The re may be h idden NOW BUYING Scrap Pome roy fu rna ce , ci t y w a1er a nd w ell water, a beautifu l hom e Aut o Recyct 1 ng hig h pn ces reel s• . with approx Slf~ acres of land , f r uit trees a nd shad e potd auto bod tes mo tors AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob II) FIREWOOO sa l ~ Phone scr ap rron meta ls bottenes t r ee s surround ing 1t Ple nty of garden space, gOOd 7472131 Suc cess Is pro ba ble for you toopen 8 ttll 4:.30 Monda y th ru fi shing area close by , located In Coolvil le, Ohio Priced day It you take e v e ry t h~ng a step So turdov 018 33 1u st above HEAVY GAUGE I Beams end H at only 132.000 Call now at a t1me Rushmg cou ld cause l o• rgrou ncls PomNoy O hio Beam s l or sol e il ~ 10 mch totally unn ecessary delays W1 1l also ptckup co •s Phone Phone 992 7034 CHESTER - 113 acres fa rm. eo acres ti llable land, PISCES (fob. 20-Morch 20) CBS News 8,10, Hod9epodge Lodge 20; & You 33 , •6.95 SMITH NELSON MOTORSt INC. Great Per for m ances 33. 6 30..- NBC News 3,4, 15: ABC News 13, Andy Grllllth 6, ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING --· Hubbard's Greenhouse 8 Jo-M cLean Stevenson 3,.., 15. 9 00-- Sirolo's Court 3.4.15: Barotta 6,1!1 Music Hill Am•rlco 6. Movie " Sm ile" 1.10, Soundllaga 20, 9 3~We Think You Should Know 3, The Procllco •· 15 : 12 13 6 00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15 ABC News 6, Zoom 20,33 • ~ Racine. Ohio Schools Weddings HARD WATER PROBlEMS' TAURUS (April 20-Moj 20) 5 oo--Big Valley J. Merv Gnflln ' · Brady Bunc ~ 8, M ister Rogers 2 ?0,33, Slar Trek 15 . .) JD---N ews6 Family Affa ire , Etec Co 20,33 , Adam . • RM:INE CARPET SlllP EXPERIENCED Aercal Commercial NOW occe pt•ng p1o no Students beg1r1 ners 1n termedl ot es ad vanced stu denl5 Cel l qc:n 2270 WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 29, 1176 ' ••• ' •• • I PHOTOGRAPHY AstroGrapM An e~panded soc1al scene es ltkely lhls commg year However, In your ze al to meet new peopl e don 1 neg lect old tr lend s TeleJ?ision log for easy viewing 3} Service~J . Business PROFESSIONAL PE RSON s BODY Shop 26 Rott rood St M 1ddl eport would l1ke to 1908 CHEVROL ET Comaro bl ac l.. eM teno r ond Hllert or V 8 4 remmd customers that Dec J 1 ~ peed •nag w h eel~ very m ce ~~ th e las t day to tok e ad cor Phone 742 251b van tage of th e pomt tobs alt ov er 1r1 1 w lor S100 2 tone S125 w1thout body wor k Stop 11 1 o • phone qas 41 74 l o r op p0111tmcnt OW N ER S A T SU CH T IME AS t 'ur Hen! 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Oh 10 45769 wrtl'l your r cm rttan c r ' r i'J REGULATION S Tht" Publl!her reserve s a ny OICKTRACY form the turprlu answer, 1.1 sug· gu lod by lhl obO,. co~oon 11 ( I I I XX)" (AnoMJO oomorrow) Jumbles· AOU~T Ei'ITRY ROSARY BEFORE ', 1 Answer Plllel IOIIIIIIrMI uoed 10/ ...oydly · , eollng- DEI'ITURES I '•I �10 - The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Wednesday, Dec. 29,1976 Goodtimes index showing strong WASHINGTON iUPI ) The government's mdex of l e ading economtc tndt cato r s - wht ch t s supposetl w (oretell futur e economic trends- mcreased 1 per cent m November, the strongest advance m ftve months, th e Commer ce Department satd today It wa s the secontl co n sec utive mcreased and four decltned The Index stood at 127 5, compared w the 1967 base figure of 100 It w•s up I per cent m November and 0.6 per cen t In October The The composite mdex of November mcrease was the leading indicators measures 12 key sectors of the economy Of the 10 tndlcators largest since the index rose l per cent to June The 1ndex has accurately forecast nses and falls tn tbe economy over recent decades wtth the cxceptton of the 197475 recesston, when double· digtt IOflatton clouded the 10dex results . It has been placed in new danger United Press International A 133,500 gallon, 22·mtle long oil sptll on the Delaware R1ver IS t hrea tenin g shorelines, wtldlt fe and marshlands m a three..,tate area, and the Coast Guard fears it may take weeks to clean up The sptll - the th trd Involving a LtbenanregJstered ta nker m t wo weeks - prompted Russell Tr ain, head of th e Environmental ProtectiOn Agency, to angnly declare Tu esday "The lt me has come lor the Uruted Stales to set more strmgent standards wtlh the number of foretgn vessels commg mto our waters." Olymptc Games, whtch ran aground as It attempted to dock at a Brittsh Petroleum Otl Corp rcfmcry at Marcus Hook, Pa. "lf the OlympiC Games had had a double bottom , IItts wouldn t have happened /' 1 Tram told newsmen aft er fly10g over the sptll area "The Umtcd States has been relucta nt to set standards, but wtth the vast amount of oil comtng mto the countr), the tune has come to set more strmgcnt rc gulatwns" Carmel News, By the Day The oil was sptlled Monday from the ubenan-fla g tanker RAY CROMLEY died Wednesda' monthly a vaibtble for November, SIX mcrease, follow10g lhree stratghl declines that raised concern among econo mtc advtsers for both President Ford and Prcsttlent -e lect Jimmy Garter Three-state area Appointment of Does Carter have ·BeII Is . de1en ~ d d e Ralph Foster rev ised to ehnunate the effects of tnflatton When the 10dex turned downward tn July, tl was the first stgn of the economtc 'pause" that ra ised concern that recovery from the natiO n's worst postw ar recesslOn was m trouble Economtc reports followmg the July mdex also began to sour The 10dex was also the ftrst .to turn up m October tn a stgnal that the "pause" was ending It was followed by an mcrease m mdustrtal produc· !ton followmg two montllly declmcs and contmued abate· ment m mnation u.ulph R ~'oster, 69, Hoole I, Mmersville, dtetl Wedne>r tlliy morning at Veterans Memorial Hospttal Mr. ~'oster was a son of the law John and Nancy Jane Holbrook Foster. He wa s also prec..ded 10 death by a son, Leonard E Foster, a daughter, Mtlhe, 10 10fancy, a sister and three brothers. the sales ability? By Ray Cromley WASHINGTON - Don 't ex pect great spent.l lllg changes - etlher up ot· down - m the lust year of the Carter admmlslr::.ttwn There's not much a new Survtvmg are hts wtfe, Ber- president can do, however tha , ft ve sons, Rolph, Jr ., radical or conservative h.1s Charleston, W. Va ; Willard, v1ews may be, to effect tm- Stanley Town, Va ; Bob, Pomeroy , John and Joe, both of M~nersvlile; fou r daughters, Mrs. Mat·garet Tuttle, Mmersvtlle, Mrs. Jean Blade, Olean, N.Y.; Mrs Patricta Wilbur, Col· esvtlle, NY.; Mrs. Loratn Chne , Tazewell, Va.; a brother, John Crockett, White Sulphur Sprmgs, W. Va.; three Sisters, Ola BWltmg, Leewood, W. Va; Della Jones, Anawalt, W Va ., Dtx· te, Balttmore, Md.; a nwnber of grandchildren, several grea l·grandchtl dren, and severa l meces and nephews. Funeral servtces wtll he held at I p m. Frtday at the Ewmg Funeral Home with the Rev Floyd Shook of· ftctat10g Bunal wtll be 10 Chester Cemetery Frtends may call at the funeral home at anytune after 7 thts even· pot taut spendmg shifts m less than 12 months It usual· ly takes presidents at least a ye•t and a half to put thetr unprmt on feder•l spen~mg .. There's much talk already abuut the first Carter budget. The prestdent-elect' s men reportedly are already ga thertng the delatled mate rial they need fot amendments they expect to ,make m the uu.:ome and spendmg proposals Presttlent Ford wtll sentl up m eal'ly January . I'he1 e's no reason to doubt at thts 1uncturc that Mr Ca t·wr wtll propose a cun.stde rable numbeJ of amendments earher than most new presidents - and that these could add up to some ' btlltups of dollars tn pt oposed shtfts for Congress to comm!er. ~eut l'o.rtl vetoed r or when btlls arc run through the mtll <~gain , they'1e mvanably chewed over What comes out tbe second go-rountl rarely mtrrors the btl! p•ssed the ftrsttry. Therefore , if unemploy· menl ls to be rm.luted stgmftcantly in 19n and th~ economy IS to move ahead bnskly , tl wtll be bec•use of forces set 10 molton tn 1976, or because Industrt<:~.lists become so uptumsttc at the prospects they see m the years JUSt ahead lh•t they implement exp<wslon plans of a stze not seen 111 reeent years. And because con· sumcrs, who have been cauttous wtth then· money of late, dectde that 1977 " the year to drm>w down lht:tr savtn~s a~cou nts and start buy· mg Mr Cu rter 's probl em, then, ts not the budget, or Cungre.ss Hts tt:t.sk IS to create an uttltudc of con- fidence · through the cowttry, a cunfu.Jenl't: among the rtch, the mtddle class and the poor that thtngs are gomg to get better and slay better fhe rtelt and the mtddlc dass must be corwmced 1t Will pay f0 1 them to lake the chances they must take to set lhtngs rolltng The pour must But the bu~get " e are talkmg about "· the Cartet· amended Ford budget takes effect m October, 1977, • nd then only tf Congress has be l'(lllVmced they have a voted the funds by that tune. Though the funds fm· ma1or part to play and that the upswing wtll not pas:s them (Conltnued from page I) new p1 ograms presumably cannot be expected before the could be made ~vatla ble m by The questiOn IS whether ftsca l '79 budget," Powell told October, Congress wtlltng, a news bne!tng "1here's no gelt tng high spendtng pla ns Pt cstdent Cat tel hcJ S that way on God 's earth that we mtu m:t10n mvolves a com- sales abthty can predtct how much of it- pltcated sertes of steps whtch Sunday School attendance although some of tl certamly !<Jkes months Most maJo r on Dec. 26 was 37, the offering can be accomplished dw-10g feder•l programs, 10 fac t, $20 85 Worshtp servtces were th e commg months for the '78 tum out to be amazmgly DeMOLAY TO MEET held at 10 45 wtth Uev. budget, and perhaps some small the fu·st )eat of opeta· The Metgs Chapter, Order Thomas brtng tng the small portton even dw-mg !ton The mammoth under· message from Phthpptans '77 " l<lktngs we look at 10 amaze· of DeMolay wtll meet at 7 30 Ear her, Bro?.TI, Atr Foree me1~t today are, m the mam, p.m Monday at the Mid· 3 H5 on "Beg10mng Anew ", saymg that God's love never secretary durmg the Vtetnam several years old dleport Masomc Temple for changes Attendance at lhts war and now prestdent of Now tits qutle pos>tble that miltatton All Master Masons Caltforma Polytechntcal In· Mt C•t tet wtll atte•npt to are mvlted service was 24. The Chnstmas program on sltlute, s•td he dtd not foresee beat the game - qutte Wednesday evenmg, Dec. 22, a reduction m m1litary spend. legttunately - 10 " .supwas attended by a "full tog from present levels. plement•ry butlgel fot tlus house" and very well ftscal ye••, th•t ts, for the 12 presented - In charge of the month.s whtdl began 111 OcSunda y School Su pen n· tober 1976 If stzable changes tendent and teachers and a1·e mvolved, thts would reasststed by Rev Thomas qull e a maJor juggltng of ac· The body of Betty Upton chtldren of Mr and Mrs counts wtth a speed not seen Chaffee arriVe d from Ger- George Guthne enjoyed to date. It woul~ tnvolve ad· m ~. Reform Alfred Social Notes Those spendtng Chnsltnas Day wtth Mary Ctrcle were Mr. •nd Mrs. Donald Pterce of Athens, Mr. an~ Mrs. Melvtn Ctrde, Ma rtann •nd M•rk of Colwnbus, Oluo, Mr. JOB FOR WATERGATER and Mrs George Ctrcle, WASHINGTON (UP! ) Alexander Butterfield, the Cheryl and Mr and Mrs former White House atde who James Ctrde, NewHaven, W · revealed the extstence of Va Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl Rtchard Ntxon's Whtte House tapes, has a ne" JOb as Jolutson, Sheryl !.eAnn and executtve vice prestdent of a Patrtek spent an cvcmng Galiforma-based atr servtce tl'Cently wtlh Mr and Mrs company Douglas Johnson of R•ctne J ames C Ja ck Jr ., Mr and Mrs Doyle Mutlt prestdent of the lnternattonal and family of Mansfteld, Air Servtce Co Ltd , m a Ohio, Miss Dixte Ctrde of s t atement Tuesday Cleveland Hetghts, 0 spent announced the appointment the weekend at the home of of Butterfield, who also Mr and Mrs Homer Ctrcle headed the Federal Avtalton Mrs Dean Brtnker ca lled Adm10tstra1ton at the home of Emest Clark many and serv1ces were held and famtly on Sunday on Tuesda y at Whtte 's Mr snd Mrs Wtlltam Funeral Home m Coolvtlle Carleton of Ractne, Mrs. wtth bunal tn Metgs Memory De an Bl'lnk e r s pe n t GnrdCns Chnstmas evemng wtth Mr Garner Grlfftn and and Mrs Arthur Johnson and Genevteve Guthne spent family and Belt) Van Meter Mrs Robert Lee, Becky, Chrtotmas m Columbus and Bob BtU spent Chnstmas Day Sugar Grove, respecttvely , with Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr with the Sed O'Brtens and Charles O' Brtens, and wtth of Chester Mr. and Mrs. Dwtght the Delbert Yost famtly tn Swepston and famtly of Col· Sugar Grove Clara Follrod, Mr and 7 Pet per year on a 4 wnbus vtstled wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson, Sher· year cerltftcate of Mrs. Robert Lee and famtly man Henderson and Pamela on Sunday de'post l Mr and Mrs Robert Wal· spent Chrtstmas day with Mr $1,000 00 mtnunum son and fanuly of Kent , Oh10 and Mrs Carleton Follrod de postt. tnt erest patd spent Monday unit! Wednes- and son , Charles, tn quarterly day wtth Mr and Mt s Edson Pomeroy Nma Robmson and Mr and Roush. A !'. Ub ~ tant 1111 pc nai' Y IS Mrs Hobart Swartz spent .nvo k~rl on all ccrh h ca t C' ,1ccoun ts w •thd r ~> .v n pn cr Chnstmas wtth Mr and Mrs to th e dale of rn .1 1ur ilro Gerald Swartz and famtly tn Manetta The family of Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson spent PLEASANT VALLEY Chnstmas eve at thetr home DISCHARGES - Robtn here and exchanged gtfts and Gla gg, Crown Ctty, Kevm enjoyed refreshments Anderson , Leon ; Mrs Boyd Th e At h en s Coun t y Mr and Mrs Clatr Woode S<IVtllgS & loan Co Hodge, Point Pleasant, Btll and Connt of Clrclevtlle, 0 ., 19~ Second St Short, Apple Grove , Hannah and Penni Carr, local, ale Po m eroy , OhtO Un ga ro, New Haven ; Chnstmas dmner on Sunday Wayland Carpenter, Letart. wtth Mr and Mrs. Charles D BIRTH - A daughter to Woode and exchanged gtfts Mr. and Ylrs Charles Smtih, Penni then accompamed the Gall1polts. · Woodes to thetr home for a VISit The U.M.W party held 10 th e chur ch basement on Tuesday evenmg, Dec. 21, was attended by 35 men, ' women and young people, wtth a potluck supper at 7 30 and an exchange of gifts A lighted Christmas t(ee, good food and all made a deltghtful evemng m spite of the bitter cold. A group of young people and a few adults enjoyed an evemng m the Russell Archer home after the Chrtstmas program al the church. The Parker family enjoyed a dmner at the Wilber Parker home here on Sunday,, the 26th The chtldren and Rraod· % ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. WPI ) - Jinnmy Carter said today that much of the crtltctsm agamst Griffto Bell, the attorney general· designate, was because Bell was a southerner and a friend of the prestdent-elect Carter satd Bell "has not been treated fairly so far,'' add10g ths t criticism came prunarily from people who had other candtdates in mmd for the job. Some c1vtl nghls groups have objected to some of Bell's rulings as a judge of he U S Court of Appeals and the fact that he belonged to private clubs m Georgta that excluded blacks ''The maJor critictsm .. is that he had a membership in a pr.tvate club," Carter said. "Until I started running for preSident , I also had a membershtp in a private club, and I would guess if you look at the present mcumbent Cabinet and the ones preceding them, many of them had memberships in prtvate clubs. "This is not a legittmate crttictsm, but t! was raised because ... Grlflin is from the South and because he is a friend of mtne," Carter said. ''But I think wben people get to know Griffin Bell, they will agree wtlh my assessment that he will be not just an adequate attorney general but a great attorney general " Garter, Bell, and otber cabmet-rank members of the new adm10lstratwn were intervtewed Tuesday for ABC-TV's ''Good Morrung, America '' The program was broadcast today. "I think anyone who holds Ute office, or expects to hold the office of attorney general ought not to be in a private club," Bellsatd "I made Utat declSion on my own, and I'm sw-e I would have made it wtthout tt bemg ratsed 10 the pl'ess '' Bell said he would suggest a great number of reforms based on hiS IS years experience as a judge. "I don't think tllere's going to be any great problem in brmg tng about many re· forms ,n he srud. OPEN DOOR SESSION carter said he expected Tuesday, Jan . 4, a members of hiS cabinet "to representative from Con.· disagree wtUt me strongly" . 1 '1 don't want a RI'OUP of gressman Clarence E. yes-men or yes-women in my Mtlier's of!tce wtli conduct an open door session from 11J..12 cabinet,'' he added "I need noon tn the court house m to have strong advocates for Galltpohs If anyone has any their positloos .. . and Utere questions concerning the will be times when they Federal Governrttent, please advocate something very stop by to dtscuss them wtth strongly when I make a different deciston." the representattve. He satd he would appotnt women to subordina te PITT&BURGH (UPI) - posttions, hke assistant or The Pittsburgh Pirates deputy secrotary , whtch Tuesday named · former could be used as a "stepping maJor league ptlcher Harry stone" to htgher posts Oorish as their minor league At the end of h1s pttch10g coach. administration, Carter satd, Dortsh, wbo pitched for the "there 'll be a large number of Boston Red Sox, Chicago women who have been given White Sox and Baltimore a chance, not only lO Ortoles, ftlled a vacancy government but in private created when Larry Sherry life to show their leadership was appointed Ute Pirates' abthty." pttchtng coach. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Chnstmas at then parents' JU::itrt~enl~ home Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Guthrte spent Saturday. evemng wtth Mr. and Mrs Charles D Woode' I Leonard Amos recently suffered a patnful acctdent cuttmg his leg wtth a cham saw and requtrmg 40 stitches to close it outgo so eo10pltcated they would paralyze the ma)Ot 111 mt.:ume and Sale! Mens s1795 to s21 95 Pre-Washed Denim Jackets departments uf guve1 nment 1hPRICE whose spendmg prognuns "' e set lot the year And tt would most assuredly mvolve puttmg the governmetil fat· mot e mto the red than even Congt ess is ltkcly wtlhng to go That's not all. fhe Juggltng tntghl be done m Jtg tune on p•per ·,n the Carter Whtle Hou.e But tt would take Con· gress months to hold hear· PARTY SET 10gs, argue and vote on any The Tw10 City Shrinettes radw~ l departures Mr. wtll hold thetr holiday party Cat1er tmght propose, eventf Thursday cven10g at 7· 30 they wet c snnple repeltttuns p.m. at the home of Mrs uf measures Congress Beulah Ewmg prevtously voted and Prest· Sizes small, medium, large and extra large, waist length styles and longer limited lengths, too, quantity. Elberfelds In Pomeroy THE INN PLACE Thursday Night Special (Continued from page 1) consumptton of foreign goods would help boost employment and production for U S. trading pBrtners whose Heconomles appear to be more sluggiSh Ulan our own." The deftcit is a reflectwn of "strength m our own economy," sald Comtez. As U S consurrptton of imporls atds other countries, lhetr purchases of U S good!; will mcrease to boost the Amencan economy further. MANY FABRICS AND NOTIONS AT DISCOUNT PRICES I HURRY I ALL MODELS OF FAMOUS SINGER MACHINES IN STOCK 10% OFF (MODEL SHOWN> SALE STARTS MONDAY1 with us! DEC. 27 PLANNING APillA PARTY * DON'T MISS PHONE Visit Our Salad Bar Lasagna MEIGS THEATHE Vegeta~le CWSED FOR Hot Rolls Coffee, Tea or Milk VACATION THE MEIGS INN Pomeroy, Phone 992 -6304 o. WATCH FOR OPFNING DATE THE ALL NEW THIS MEIGS INN PIZZA SHACK CHANCE! - Enjoy three sizes of your favorite ptzzas. - Try our delicious subs while you stp your tavori te suds. Eat In Or Carry Out Phone 992-6304 NO. 180 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO COLLECTING PINS is the hobbY of Kim Grueser a senior at Meigs H1gh School. The daughter of Mr. ai.ct Mrs. Don Grueser, t 'orest Run, Kim often wears her jacket loaded wtth souverur pins of all sorls to basketball games and other school activtties. Her badges tnclude some of Ute Cinclmati Reds, Ohio State, tbe Marauders, Snoopy and Raggedy Ann . ' :;::::::::<::::::::::::::::.!·:::::;::;;:.:.: ·!.:.~: :!·:·!'!•:-:' :·:·:.:·:·=::·:·:.:·:.:·=·~:·:':·:•!. :·=~·:::::·:·::::::::::::~:::::::::..::::::: B . ,.f. i j[11ews •• •zn rze1 s~ l~ i\.T • By Uolted Press International COLUMBUS - STATE AUDITOR THOMAS FERGUSON today issued findings for recovery totaling $73,188 agatnst 132 employes and two present or former super10tendents of Ctncmnati's Rtverfronl Stadtum Parking Garage for overpayment of wages from Jan. I, 1970 through Dec. 31, 1975 Ferguson said former Superintendent George Pennmgton and present Superintendent William Tyus were named m the fmdlngs for the tunes the documented 1rregulanties occurred durmg Uteir wnure of offtce. State examiners also reported other apparent lrregularttles occurred in payment of parkmg factlities personnel but made no findings due to lack of documentation which exarluners satd was a direct result of. "poor records· keeping and records management by the City of Cincinnati " MIAMI BEACH - A STRIKE OF HOTEL workers spread to Miami's two largest hotels, the Sheraton Four Ambassadors and the Dupont Plaza, early today followmg a deadlock 10 negottations wtth owners. It brought to etght the nwnber of hotels 10 whtch members of Local 355, Hotel and Restaurant Workers and Bartenders Uruon , are on strike. Aunion spokesman said more howls may be added to the strike list today or later in the week. HAYSVILLE , KAN . - DEPUTIES HIDING behind a pickup truck shot and ktlled a heavUy armed former mental patient Wednesday and freed six hostages nnbarmed from a south~entral Kansas home. Police Identified the dead man as Larry Lear, 30, who had "a case history ofthts type of thing.'' Haysville Police Chief Jack Murry said two policemen fired simultaneously throagh the glass front door of the house to kill Lear. Both shots struck Lear in the heart. By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Columbia Gas of Ohio announce d today it wtll tmpose addittonal gas curtailments on large volume induslrtal and commerctal users, tncluding schools , beginnmg Saturday Board chatrman Marv10 E White said Ute result may be substantial unemployment and school closings, but that hospttals and restdential customers will continue to receive their norma! allotments. The utthty satd abnormally co ld temperatur es and a short.age of fuel from its supplier, the Columbia Gas Transmlsswn Corp., have forced tt to increase curtail· ments from the levels an· nounced two weeks ago. Columbta satd It would notify 1,100 large volwne tndustrtal users and 1,300 commerctal ' customers that no gas would be furrushed for mdustrial boilers or for any mdustry which can use alternate fuel. In add11ton , satd White, industries which cannot use alternate fuels will have their normal gas supplies cut by 50 per cent and so will large commerctal loads, Including schools. "For more than ftve years, we have been warnmg the public that we were confronted wtth a severe energy shortage," White told a news conference. "But for the last three wmters, the effects of it have been Three Metgs Countlans were named to receive 11 Man oftbe Year" awatds from the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Wednesday af· ternoon . They' are Charles Legar, Pomeroy, fire chief and former long-tune mayor of Pomeroy; Robert Wingett, Syracuse, long-time Syracuse Village counctlman and commilnlty leader, and H. E. (Pete ) Shields, who has been with the Agrtculture, Stabllzatlon and Con· servatlon Office many years Legar was selected as the Pomeroy outstanding leader; Wingett for the county area and Shtelds as the agricultural leader. Certiftcates of apprecbtUon will be presented the three outstanding cttl~ens at a dinner to be held at 6:30 p m on Jan. 20 at the Meigs Inn. Rtchard Jones will serve as master of ceremonies. Others will be honored m February and tn the spring. Namtng the three out· standing cttizens Wednesday afternoon was a committee composed of Fred Crow, chamber president ; Thereon Johnson, Richard Jones and Beulah Jones . Committee member Mrs. Kathryn Crow was unable to attend. NEW YORK -THE 1976 hall ot the neW teleVISIOn season has been as jumbled as tt has been Juggled while the networks vied for ratings points on the Nielsen charts When the season opened in Sepwmber, and the Ntelsen ra lings came in for the week ending Sept. 26, ABC was in f1rst place, NBC to second and CBS m last. That was turning tradltion around, because By CHAR~ S. TAYLOR CBS had held a vtrtual stranglehold on the top spot, while ABC ATLANTA (UP! ) had been just as f1rm a hold on the bottom of the list Federal health officials satd As ABC t.ld on week after week 11 became obvioos Utis Wednesday tbe massive $13S was no fluke, with "Happy Days," its sptnoff, "Laverne and milllon national swine flu Shirley" and tbe new "Charlie's Angels" most Qften in Ute top innmunlzatton program w11l spot. The season to date statistics from the A. C Nielsen Co., not be resumed because covering the 14 weeks throogh Dec. 28, show that ABC earned a "stgnificant evidence" links 20.7 rating and 33.1 share, NBC has a 19.4 rating and a 30.9 it With a rare form of share while CBS has an IB.Srating and 29.6share. paralysiS. While officials would not BOUUER, COLO. - THE EARTH IS spmntng one second flaUy say the program was slower thts year, and Ute National Bureau of Standards satd tt dead, It appeared llleless. will have to make a correction on Its atomlc clocks on New Begun In October, the Year's Eve. vacclnalton program reached To compensate for the slowdown, Ute bureau will IMert an only about 41 million persons exira second Friday to keep its atomi~ clocks up to daw. "The before it was suspended two earUt is slowing down enough that the extra second ts needed to weeks ago. keep the atomic clocks synchroniZed to the spin of Ute earUt Wednesday, Dr. David Sen· wiUtin one second," a bureau spokesma~ said. cer, dlrector of the Center for Dtsease control, announced PHOENIX, ARIZ. - UNITED STEELWORKERS the 13-member Advisory President I. W. Abel says be Is prepared to "stand at plant Committee on Immuniultion gates" If necessary to help convince USW members they Practices agreed there was should elect Uoyd McBride to succeed him when he retires in "slgmflcant evidence of May. assocctalion between Abel, who has headed the nauon's largest lndustrbtl union Influenza vaccinations and for 12 years, retires May 31. He held a oews conference the Gulllain-Barre syn. Wednesday to announce he would actively campaign lor drome." McBride. He said McBride offers "strong, experienced and With that in mind, the :sible leadershiP for the Steelworkers toto the lsals" and committee voted unanimously to continue the moratorium begun when the the source of hiS campaign contributions. Incidence of the unusual "It is clear, by deed and by word, that Ed SadlowsJd ts paralysis first came to light. financing his campalgn'through conllnuous appeals to people Sencer said "There would outside our union and outside tbe trade union movement," have to be a substantial Abel said. He said McBride filed a lawsuit in Chicago amount of influenza around "exposing a cocktallil&rtY connection between Sadlowski and the country to justify some millil!"aires and employers." of the resumption Ute~~~ ~!f;~~~.~~t:.~:e1\:lu:;=~~':v!t .. ...' McCall's , Kwick ·Sew, Simplicity Patterns 115 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 Approved Authorized Deater , , ,•, TWO EDfi'IONS IN ON FRIDAY Readers are advised thai the Sundloy Tlm..S.nllnel of 'Jan. 2, 1977 wiD appear hulde the Friday, Dec. 31 edWoa of The Dally Senllnellll order that the staffs of the Ohlo Valley Publishing Co. may have a two4ay weelrelld. All early deadltne wiD be obaerved Friday f<>r both the Dally ~albiel and Swtdlly Tfmes.S..IInel. ::: :~.· :. ., MANLEY RESIGNS Sgt. Ray Manley is an· nouncing his resignation as a Meigs County sberlff as of Jan . 3. Sgt. Manley has been employed as a deputy with the county sheriffs depart· ment for the past 11 years irrununizatlpn.program." One consultant to the conumttee, Dr. John Fox, an epldemtologtst at the Universtty of Washmglon , told the group "it's quite conceivable tha t we are lookmg at an effect of all innmunologlcal procedures.'' CDC officials were preparing a newly, much more delailed questionnaire to circulate to physicians and bealth departments around the country, seeking all possible information on cases of Guillain·Barre syndrome. One of· Ute ques11ons to be asked is whether the victim recetved any other tDOCUlat1ons and If so, when. The committee did agree to let private physicians continue to vaccinate their patients against various forms of flu, providing the patient signed an Informed consent paper. "We do not think that very many pltystcians w1ll want to do thlS," Sencer said. BOARD TO MEET The Meigs Local School District Board of Education will meet in special executive session at 7:30 this evening to Interview appllcanll for the district's clerk-treasurer post. John Triplett, who has been serving In the past, will not be reh1rea. DONARADDED Meigs County's first baby of 1977 will receive 33 gifts from Big Bend Merchants. Added to tbe list providing gifts for the new baby Is the Sentinel's annual Baby Derby Is Francts Florist which will present a planter masked by extremely mild 50 percent, possibly ca u.<lng don 't antici pate that temperatures. !lOme to close, happenlnij " ''Alot of people felt the gas White also said Colwnbla White sold Ute lronsmlsalon companies were crying Gas Is ftllng with the Public corpora Uon has notified Its 116 •wolf m said Whtte " But Utilities Commission of Obto customers , In cludin g beginning next month, a lot of a plan to extend curtailment Columbia G1111 of Ohio, that the doubting Thomases will to thousands o[ small supplies would be further become believers." lndustrbtl and commercial limited for the rest of the Schools already are customers to save even more winter. operating under a 40 per cent gas. He explained that the supp· gas curtailment, and White But he said residentia l ller lost large amounts or gos sa id they overran their curtailment would be used when an offshore drilling allotments by 25 per cent m only us "a very 1 very project In the Gulf of Mexico November and perhaps by as desperate move, for example was delayed last summer . much this monUt. He said If we were threatened with ''The Transmission Corp. their curtailment would go to losing an entire town. We planned to have lhl s sourL\l of supply on line by Nov 1," .. •,,, said White . "Instead It Is only now being cmmected to our EXTENDED OUTLOOK system as a result of recent Saturday through bad weather In the Gulf of Monday, fair Salurday and M exico." Sunday and a chance of Subnormal temperatures snow Monday. Conllnued during December for ced a cold with highs In the 20. or curtallfnent of nn additional low 308. Lows wlll range eight billion cubic feet from from 5 to 15. Columbia, below the amounts antlcipawd Dec. 16. White said the curtailments A more detailed summary to Industrial and commercial was made available today of users probably would not he the house numbering lifted lor Ute rest of the procedure to be followed In wln!er, and may be Meigs County by project lncrea!led. He urged continued engineer James Page ol conservation pra ctices by Fleming, Page, Stolte, Inc., residential users, lncludlng COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Marysville, Ohio. thermostat settings " no Page at a meeting Monday Ohio Supreme Court today set higher than 67 degrees " March 2as the execution date In Pomeroy ex planed , In lor two of the three women on detail these procedures. The information below Is so that Mrs. Weicker to Ohio's death row. The deaUt dates were set the public can share it. The county will be nunr ask for alimony after the High Court affirmed bered from the west county the aggravated murder STAMFORD, Conn. (UPI) llne eastward and from the convlctlms of Alberta L Marie Louise Welcker, the Osborne of Columbus and most extreme southerly wife of Sen. Lowell P. portion of the county north· Sandra Lockett of Akron. Welcker, will seek custody of The Supreme Court today ward. at least one child and alimony This ' procedure was also set Marcb 2, 19n as an payments in her suit to end execution date lor Stacy Lane presented as the most slm· their p-year marriage. pUlled system, compatible of Summit County. Mrs. Welcker cited The Supreme Court has with adjacent counties, and "Irreconcilable differences" now aet execution dates in the representing a procedure electric chair at the Soulhern that emergency services and In a writ filed Wednesday, Ohio Correctional Facility in others can easily understand seeking to divorce the 45· year -old Connecticut Lucasville for 19 Individuals The engineer stated Utat the Republican. system presented has been convicted ofv murder since A clerk In the Fairfield Nov . 24 when It upheld the utilized by aeveral other Ohio County Superior Court at constitutionality of Ohio's counties with good result. Stamford sald the writ was The most Immediate lm· death penalty. filed late In the date by All of thoae sentenced to pact to the average rural Welcker's wife, the former die, still have the right of resident Ia the elimination of Marie Louise Godfrey of Rye, appeal to the U. S Supreme the postal rural route N y designation and the adoption Court. ol a specific address slmUar E-RCALLED to a city address. Each The Pomeroy E·R squad hoJtBOhold will be personally OFFICES TO CLOSE answered a call to the Rock notified by mall of their new The Middleport Mayor's address. Springs home of Mrs. Mildred office and the • Middleport Incoming commissioner Arnold, S7, who was having Board of Public Affairs will Richard E. Jones, questioned dlfltculty breathing. She was be closed aU day Friday for the maintenance cost of the taken to the Holzer Medical the New Year's weekend ~ Center. (Continued on page 10) 1 Numbers system noted Three Meigs men nominated for 1976 recognition. '·: The Fabric Shop PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1976 Employmenf, schools threatened by additional gas curtailments on hard new evidence News •• in Briefs VAIL, COLO - PRESIDENT FORD SAYS the Jusltce Department ts reviewing the admlmstration's posture on amnesty for all VIetnam era draft evaders and deserters Ford on Sunday told the wtdow of Sen. Philltp Hart he would look toto the question of a presidential amnesty. It was sttll unclear whether this signaled a significant change 10 Ford's positiOn. Asked tf hts dectston to reconstder the quest ton indicated he hadlcbanged hts mind, Ford pointed out : "You ctlm •t have to make stones about something that IS very plato and very direct." VOL XXVII mvested In commerctal paper etceeded the $50 million limit set forth in state law Gardner , on May 12, 1970, admitted that The court said "this rule may seem harsh but IllS based on legitimate policy reasons" which weresetforth tn Ute previous interim funds mvesled to commercial paper exceeded that limit and resigned from office. optnion which the court again quoted . King Resources subllequenUy defaulted on all the principal " It would be dlsttnctly agaiJISt P..,blic poltcy not to require a public officer to account lor and disburse accord10g to law, and all but part of the interest due after Herbert and Gardner moneys tha t have come into his hands by virtue of hiS being were no longer in office. The court also said state law "which allows the treasurer or such public offtcer." On AprU 17, 1970 and on May I, 1970, Gardner invested state Ute state to invest Interim moneys in the conunerclal paper of funds in Ute amount of $3 million and $5 mlllton respectively In certain private corporations, dOC$ not alter the common-law two unsecured promissory notes of the King Resources Co. standard of liability for loss of public funds by public officials where Ute investment Is In violation of the maximum trial testinnmony showed. Herbert then asked Gardner whether the amount of money investment ltmitalton embodted in lhe st.atute " IS prevented by an act of God or public enemy." CHARLES LEGAR Swine flu shots ended Meigs Co. Branch -@ In its action today, the Supreme Court reversed judgements By JOHN T. KADY COLUMBUS (UP!)- The Ohio Supreme Court ruled today bY the Franklin County Common Pleas Court and tbe Franklin that former state Treuurer John D Herbert and former County Court: of Appeals , in holdlng Herbert, Gardner and · Deputy Treasurer IIDbert F . Gardner were personally lillble thetr bonding compantes liable. for t(le loss of $8 milllnn in state funds loaned to King '- The Supreme Cow-t today cited a ruling in a prevtous case which it said applied to Ute loans. Resources Co. of Denver In 19'10 "II has been the general policy , not only with government ~ Resour~ forfeited on ~ loan and sutt was filed by Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown aga!Mt Herbert and employees and appointees, but wiUt state officers, county Gardner and their bonding companies to recover the money. officers, township officers and all other public officials, to hold The two loans, one for f3 rnllUon and the other for $8 million the public official accountable for the moneys that come into were part of the Statehouse Loan scandal that rocked the last his hands," the court satd, "as such official .. that Is to say, months of the previous administration of Gov. James A. that when he comes to account for the money received, it must Rhodes and sent Republicans down to defeat in almost all be accounted lor and patd over unless pavmPnt hv thP .nfflrlnl statewide races in 1970. ROBE"T WINGETT PETE SHIELDS Dates to die set Child support laws will be M~igs agency Wellare. investlgators will locate absent parenll living In the area and will compile lnformaUon regardlng tltele persons' abUity to pay chlld support for presentation in court. When the abaent parents are not living In or near Meigs County, tfie State and Federal Parent Locator Services will be utilized. These services are a network of ii)Vestlgative unlll within public agencies, the pui'(IOH of which Is to locate persons anywhere in the country who heve failed to support their children. The State of Ohio has made Reclprlcal Support Agreements wlth the other states which wlll allow the prosecution to take place In tbe state In which the abllent parent re~ldes . Another Important service which has been needed In Meigs County for a long tiem Is an effective paternity establlahlng program, Mr. Cullums said. The Child Support Unit hopes to establlah the paternity ol all children who are receiving or who will 1 ec~ lve public asllstance. In doing so, we can also establish an obligation for the lather to support the child and, more Importantly, the child will be apared the social problems of megiUmacy. The Child Support Unit was established with Federal funding from Title IV -d. All (Continued on page 10) enforced by new A significant reduction in Its new collection and en· the money In Meigs County forcement program to secure spent by taxpayers sup- child support from absent porting children whose parents. Meigs County's parenta have deserted their Child Support Unit was responstblllty Is expected to created In May of 1976, and result from a new collection since then has been and enforcement program. developing a progr•m to hold Mtchael Cullums, in charse parents reoponslble lor tbelr of the newly organized Child children's support. Support Unit in the Meigs This program will begin County Welfare Dept said fuU operation on January 3. that nationwide taxpayers Although the Child Support support the children ol Unit hopes for voluntary deserted or divorced parents coo~ratlon from the1 absent at a cost of nearly $II billion. parents, It has provided for In !ofelgs County alone, sucb legal action as gar· several hundred thousand tax nlshment of wages and at· dollars are spent each year tachments and liens on supporting these children property when necessary to through welfare programs. · assure that parents, not The Meigs County Welfare taxpayers , support these Department has establtsbed children. N I; • 1 ,~ � 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. 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