https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9cebc42a30dd078d68fe4bc47fc7e46f.pdf b093e1a4ee33c82e66b1407e10033c46 PDF Text Text • • oonex e ztzons 'by ~J\CE CENTER, Ho~ton diP!)-Apollo 17'a moon pilots sped faster and faster on a true course home . today, capitalizing on man 's last planned voyage into the solar system by studying star~. galaxies \lfld the darkest spot in the Milky Way. Eugene A. Cernan, Rona.d E. Evans and Harrison H. "Jack" Sclunitt were following one of the most accurate courses ever traveled · by re!Utnlng lunar. explorers. They are to splash down 2:24p.m. Esr l'uesday in the South Pacific to conclude a peerless age of exploration. The aircraft carrier Ticonderoga Is on station· 403 miles ru. . ·· HE~JMA){J GIVE. 'IOU A HAND. a . . . NOW-HUM ... WITH . • zn southeast of Samoa and be radioed to. the pilots and 1,000 galaJ[ies of stars called and see what we'll see out forecast<irs · predict ideal · Schmitt, preparing for queries, the Coma duster. Laier today, there." weather will greet the pilots . &.mday night asked for a report the pilots plaJl\M!d to use the The primary job of the inwhen thi'ee parachutes ease on the operation of the in- sensiUve ultraviolet sensor to strument was to survey the them into the sea. struments left behind in zero in on the extremely hot moon during America's six The astronauts were anxious Taurus Littrow valley. star Spitca in the constellation days in lunar orbit. Scientists to get back ruid shorUy before Scientists said the final Virgo to gather more infonna- were looking at the moon's turning in for the night, Sch- Apollo mlssion will probably go tion about the evolution of very thin abnosphere and they mitt asked misSion control, down in the books as the most stars. found no signs of any gases that "How far are we from · productive of all six lunar might be escaping from sur. home?" •· landing expeditions. The thi'ee ' Dr. Richard Gr Henry, Johns face Iissures. "In miles, 143,500," replied spacemen added. to their Hopkins University Gordon Fullerton; "Picking up scientific retl!tn while they astronomer working on the Moment of Glory speed au the way." slept this morning by slowly · proje<:t, said the telescilpe alsO . Schmitt; the first scientist to spinning their spaceship so a will be use<! to examine what · go to the moon, and veteran The astronauts will dil;cuss telescope in the servie<:: module he called the '1Dark South" - astronaut Cernan spent thi'ee their . mission during a ·scanned · the galaxy for the darkest region of the sky days exploring· the lunar televised news conference ultraviolet radiation from near the south pole of our surface. Evans remained in scheduled for 6 p.m. while they ,distant stars. "galaxy, the Milky Way. orbit but his moment of glory Coma Cluster Studied are ·111,700 miles from Earth, "It's as free of stars as any came during Sunday's one well past the hallway point. On Sunday, the instrument place in our galaxy," Henry hour, six minuie spacewalk. Questions from newsmen will studied a conglomeration of said. ''We're just going to look He crawled hand-4>ver-luind I 'i9~~ ~')$. from the command module hatch to the instrument section in the service module. The first thing he saw when lie floated out of the cabin was the bright crescent Earth. "Hey, this is gref!t," Evans exclaimed. ''Talk about being a spaceman, this is it," The spacecraft has wori\ed flawlessly since launch from Cape Kennedy early Dec. 7. But the pilots l'\llrtllined alert for troubles and before retiring for the night, Schmitt told Mission Control he thought ~e saw the cabin lights blink, Engineers carefully reviewed the continuous stream of data radioed back from America and found nothing amiss. Devoted To The lnteresfl OJ The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1972 •• . Greater love ·flacli No Son- · . :,. . ' ~ . APOLLO 17 T·IMETABLE Ji ·:·: ~} SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) - 'lbe timetable of . Apollo 17 (all times Ji'SI' and subject to change): •::::·· Today ~ji . & p.m. - Astronauts hold lnfllght televlsled news ); ;~ ~~ :::: conference. :~\ 11:53 p.m. -Astronauts begin sleep period. ~~~.:; Tuesday , .>:; 8:53 a.m.- Astl'Ooauts .eud sleep perlod • :i:i 11:11 a.m. - Mldcourse eon-eetion If required. . =;:; 11 :;:; :;:; ~ ~~ ~$ :« ·'<· 1:56p.m. '-Command ship America separates fi'OIII serv;~1 ~~~~~ America beglua re-entry Into atmosphere. · Earlb'• i:l ~! ~ ·::~ 2:24p.m. -Apollo 17landsiDPaelflcOcean,.W . ' mllesj• • ::l southeast of Samoa. N • • ' . ·:~:;:~;!:::~:!8!:::::~~:::::::::::::::::::::.:.~::::::~::::::::::~::::::::::::~:::~:!!~~::::=:::::~:~::-=::.:::::~:::~?.::~::;!:!8!:!:. . . . .. PHONE 992·2156 TEN COLUMBUS (UP!) - Theo"I'll be at the next meeting dore J. Voneida, whom the (of the board) Jan. 19," he Ohio Senate refused to confirm said. for membership on the state The Senate last week con. Reclamation Board of · firmed two other appointments Review, said today the board to the seven-member board, "tS a little club for the coal butvoted22-3toblockV~Ida. companies" and he will take 'lbe board hears appeals of GENS legal action to gain hl.s seat. rulings made )ly the state "They can't do this," reclamation division and hal Vonelda a bio!ogy professor at been under attack )ly enCase Western Reserve ,.. vlronmentallsts as bejng loo University, said of the Senate's sympathetic to the coal Inaction. "lwasappointedtothat dustry. board by Gov. ·(John J .) "It's a Uttle club fOr the coal GUUgan and I am going to cilmpanles,". Vonelda aald. . stay." Vonelda lobbied fiercely for Vonel~ aald he considers re- strip mine law reform. Sen . jection of hl.s appointment "a Donald Luke111, R-Middletown, slap In the face." urged hla rejection on groundll ' hla anti-clrlp mine views,were too extreme. Voneldi hal a co!Qise at Piedmont Lake in Belllioril County, current center of Ohio's surface mlnlns ln- Molotov cocktail thrown , . in school .' ' §:~:;~;;:;:~~~~s;:;:::~s;~:::~:?.;:::::::~::~i:::::::::::~:::~=:~8:::::::=!~:::::::::t::~:::.~:=:~: ~ . . He '11 fight . At?ART• . VOL XXV NO. 172 ome Frank Eisnaugle, arson investigator for the State Fire Marshal's Office, has been called In to assist investigation of a fire early Sunday that apparently could have - but didn't - heavily damage Gallia Academy High School. . According 19 the Gallipolis Police Department, someone threw a molotov cocktail I through a glass window in the office of high school principal James N. M. Davis. The explosion and fire damaged the floor, waUa alld . Cl\l'talila, bul'bilriled ItSelf out! ' No estimate of damage had betn made this morning. Gallipolis Flrd Chief James IMI!!IIll!ll.!m ... ~~~AA.:w.:::::>~.~~-~~-"\ A. Northup sal~ tOday 11\at hls department had been called at 2:16 a.m. Sunday. The caller stated that the high school was on fire. • Believing it to be a prank, By United Press Internallonal Northup dispatched the police RADIO HANOI SAID TODAY that U. S. warplanes struck William Dewert, 45, Rt. I, depa~tment to the scene. In. above North Vietnam's 20th Parallel bombing boundary SUnday and put more mines into the harbor wate1'5 of Haiphong. The Monroeville, Ind., escaped vestigating officers, chl!Cking charge followed WaShington and Hanoi accusations that each injury Sunday when hls car the outside of the building, went through the closed in- observed nothing resembling a was to blame foifaUure In finding an Indochina peace. The radio broadcast, monitored in Saigon, came as White tersection under construction fire. The department was called Ho.use emiasary Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Haig flew to Southeast at the junction of Rt. 7and 33 in again Sunday mornirig when a ASia to brief South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van 'lbieu and Meigs County . . According to the Gallla- resident Uving near the high other Indochinese leade1'5 on details of the Impasse at the Paris peace talks. Haig left Washington late Sunday for a four-day Meigs Post State Highway school noticed a broken winmiasion. Patrol, there was minor dow glass. The molotov , In ground action in South Vietnam, military sources said damage to Dewert's car. No cocktail was then found in the office which has been damaged today government troofl8 inflicted heavy losses on Communist charge was flied. Earl Icard, 36, Rt. I, Bidwell, by the fire . soldiers In some of the most bitter fighting In three months. And Loss was estimated at $1,500 IT &Wears Southern's Bob Miller ( 10) has just "clipped" Southwestern's Mike Course ( 12) military sources reported that a South Vietnamese Air Force was charged with failure to in a fire at 5:39 a.m. today on on this plliy during Saturday night's Tornado-Highlander cage contest at Racine. Miller Is C123 twin-engine car~o plane crashed because of "teChnical stop within the assured clear actually scrambling for a loose ball. Crouse tries lo avoid conljlct. Southern won, 60-$. See trouble" today four miles from Bien Hoa air base, 14 miles distance following art accident Rt. 7, north of Ga!Upotis near ,the Green Gables Nite Club. A details on sports page. (!Alo Hill photo). northeast of Saigon. The sources said five South VIetnamese at 12:35 p.m. Sunday on -Rt. 7 defective kitchen stove was south of Georges Creek Rd. were ldll61J. Officers said an auto driven by blamed for the fire In a 1956 KANSAS CITY, MO. -HARRY S TRUMAN, his heart weak Douglas Young, 23, Hun- trailer owned by Sam Salem and his kidneys malfunctioning, slept peacefully through the tington, attempted to turn right and rented by Ellis Overholt. Into the Green Gables parking Damage' was estimated at rugbt and awoke today to tell doctors that he felt "aU right." Doctors treating the former president said he was still "very lot and was struck in the rear $1,000 to the trailer and $500 to its contents. Twelve men serious." · by Icard's car. responded to the 142nd alarm "Former PreSident Truman is slightly more alert today There was moderate damage of the year. after a restful night," Research Hospital spokesman John to both cars. Firemen were called at 10 A tkird accident occUlTed at (Continued on Page 8) 3:15p.m. at the junction of Rt. a.m. today to the Public Use MULLENS, W.Va . (UP!) "It's obvious to me that what and trolley wire." 7 and Sugar Creek Rd., in Area on First Ave. A resident The lives of 24 men killed in two But the statement said : "We Ga!UaCounty, · called stating there was a fire weekend explosions could have has been done in the past has not been sufficient.! think the · are unable to tell exactly at this The. patrol said an auto on a coal barge. According to been spared If only safety Mine Workers Union now has a time why lhe methane 'driven by William Iaaac, 48, firemen, it was an "honest regulations were enforced, leadership to work with the liberation occurred, or 118 error." Following inb. O H Rt. 2Vinton, attempted to pasa United Mine Workers of membership to provide safety. sources." CU.I. as a car driven by Hester vestigation, It was determined America (UMWA) Presldent- We're hoping that the ~ McGuire, 30, Rt. 2, Crown City, thil I an employe was burning ele<:t Arnold Miller charged operators will cooperate . For WASHINGTON (UPI)- The attend ProteStant, catholic or began a ,left turn, There was trash on the barge. Sunday. those who won't we'll find other ·Supreme Court let stand today Jewish services at · the . moderate damage to both. No Five miners were killed and ways of dealing with safety," a ruling that compulsory academy Chapel on Sunday. one was Injured or cited! three injured critically when Miller said. Program Planned sparks chapel attendance at the three The Navy. has a similar· from an underground "Telegrams of regret, and U.S. service academies is requirement. At the Air Force LETART FALLS - Students trolley set off a methane gas people saying they're sorryAppolnbnent ofT. R. "Bob" unConstitutional. Academy,' attendance at an at Letart Elementary School explosion at the Itmam No. 3 l'm sick of that. We don't need Adams aa Resident Engineer, . In a brief order, the Court establlshed church service on will present a Christmas mine Saturday. That tragedy that any more. fhaven 't found supervising construction of the rejected the government's ap- or off base Is mandatory for program under the direction of came 30 hours after four gas one accident yet that couldn't 2.6-rni!Uon.Jttlowatt General peal ola 2 to 1 decl.sion handed freshman, sophomores and Mrs. Lee Lee Wedne8day at explosions killed 19 men and be prevented," he said, James M. Gavin plant at down June 30, lt72, by the V.S. juniors. 7:30 p. m. at the sc,hool. injured 10 others at a new coke Three teams, consisting of 35 Cheshire, has been announced Court o( Appeals here that tilt Teachers aasiaUng Mrs. Lee plant at Weirton . The plant was experts, went inside the mine by Ohio Power Company. The appeals court found compulsion violates First are Jim Wickline, principal, built by Koppers Co. for the Sunday. One team made an Mr. Adams joined the Amendment rights. The high these rules constitute "an Mrs. James Ray Lawrence, Weirton Steel Co. electrical inspection, the American Electric Power court pve no explanation ollts establishment of religion," Miller expressed "disgust" second a ventilation survey, System, of whicfi Ohio Power Is Mrs. Kathryn Hill, Ro~er which Ia banned by the Firat action. , · Roulh and Mrs. Eileen Buck. with mine safety enforcement and the third,-the main a part, In 1966, working on Wbile the appeal hal been Amendment. after touring the Itmann pit group-"Btudled the area of the construction of Kentucky The public Is inVIted. In its appeal to the Su]ll eme pending, the rules have reand aald strict enforcement of blast. Power Company's Big Sandy llllfned in effect at the U.S. Court, the Jllltlce Department The ventilation group re- plant near Louisa, Ky. Prior to present laws would avert such Military Academy at West said the 1$0-year-old. tl'lllltlon disasters. , mained In the mine until late his new promotion, he was PTA TO MEET Point, the Naval Academy at Is a neceuary inl!l'edlent ol Mine aafety experts blamed Sunday night, long after the Chief of Mechanical ConChildren of the Middleport inadequate or faulty under- two others finished their work. AnnljM'lla IJid the Air Force officer training and l'eltrktl struction al Gavin. He and hl.s Elementary School will ground ventilation for the Acldllll7 at Colorado ~- con1tltutionally protected A joint statement by the fatnily reside in Ga!Upolls. present a program at 7:30 lhll buildup of methane gas in !he three groups said it was Since Cldet.l at Welt Point rights ''only to the extent Mr. Adams succeeds Fred R. evening ll'hen the Middleport mine, which employed 270 "clearly evident that a body of 1n1 1111 dole· to oullide chur- neceaaary to vindicate Carman who Is no longer P'tA meeta In regular sesaion . men . ches, they an required to legitimate military need." gas was Ignited by a portal bus associated with the company. dultry. GUUpn's two other appointee&, both unanlmoualy aecept.ed, a1t Gordon L. Anderson of Lake County and Samuel A. .Gaylord of Jeffereon County. Wound !8'11 . ews•• in JJriefi ~ 1-<-, ' CAPTAIN EASY ANO WHICH SIDRS PID WASH GO INTO~ I HAre TO '(;O LOOK NO · IN THI7 PARTY .. C05TUMBl • ·J- ' •• ' I " • ' ,, -.j .... Detour missed · Explosion preventltble new UMW chief says 1 C0 urt lets Stand . et chapel Cad Adams has Gavin job Toby Greer, address unknown, auallllned a puncture wound In hla right lhoulder followtns an alleged flsht at the Klnga Anna nlte. club Sunday . between l :40 and 2 a. m., the Melga County Sheriff's Dept. reported. Greer was playing pool with Ray Fitch and Ken Wheaton and two unidentified men ol Gallla County when Fitch ntpped cigarette aahea on Greer, inctUng the fl&hl. The four men got Greer down on ' the Roor and cut him. Greer refuaed to file chargee and also declined treatment of his wound. 3 Calls answered Three calls were answered Sunday by the Middleport ER squad. At 11:19 a.m. the squad went to the home of Mr. and Mra. Larry Baker, 727 Broadway, for Matthew Baker, small son ' of the Bakers', who had cut hla · forehead in a fall. Bleeding was stopped and the youngster was taken to the Holzer Medical Center by his parent.s. At 12:35 p. m., the squad went to near Cheshire for Mra. Caruthers who was having patn in her left side. She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospitaf. At 10:54 p. m. the squad went to Middleport Hill for Paul Pearman, who had a chicken bone caught in his thi'oat. The , youngster was taken 'to Holzer Medical Center by private car. '''~"'·-·""'-~y~:wr ~« « ~. N.V"RO'O~/#.•~;,o,!.«-:-;o.:. EXTENDED . OUTLOOK ' Above normal lem· perature& wltb bllbl Ia upper SO. lllld low 401 101'111 and lOs and low 501 1011111. Lows at nllht Ia u~ 2tl and 3h. Variable cloudbjtaa 11'1111 chance of rala, malnlJ nortbeaal. :::m:·::w.~:<:>.:;".::::*:m::::.=se:.re·c··:rt Weather Cloudy, not 10 cold today lind tonight. Low tonJcbt In ~ 20s to mid 301. '1'11-.a-r, variable cloudlneaa ud warmer, hlgb in IIIJPil' IIIINI • 40s. .. ; I ) 1 I J �1-'1'111Dall;y8eptlftel,~y,O.,Dec.ll,l9'12 • Athletes in Action _·Television Log Tornado clipS' SW 60-50 '' MONDAY, DEC. 11, 1972 7:00- News6; Circus! i3; insloht33; What'o My Line 8: Read Your Way Up 33; Elec. Co. 2!); Saint ll : Truth or Conseq 3· Beat tho Clock 4, · ' 7:30- To Tell The Truth6 ; Traffic Court 10; Eplsodt Actloi.33: '(oung Dr. Kildare 8; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Colloge IIMI<efball 4; Movie "Wild On the Beach" 13. 1:00- UFO 6; Gunsmoke 8, 10; The American Experience 3..· Met Opera· Theatre 20, 33; Laugh. In 15. . ' 9:00- Here's Lucy 8. iO; Liberty Bowl6, 13; Movie "The Snoop Sisters" 3, ol, 15. 9:30- Doris Day I, 10. 10:00...: Bill Cosby I, 10; News 20. 11:00-News3, 4, 6,8, 10, u : 11:30- Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; Movies "Tile Ambushers" 8; "All Fall Down" 10, · 12:00- News 6, 13. 12:30-Movles "Mold for Murde" 6; " Black Widow" 13. . 1:00- Focus on Columbus 4, topple Toledo 73-67 Ualted Preas bierutl01181 The louring Athletes in ActiCIII conUnue having a field day with tile Mid-American Conference. . The touring team toased In three itra!ght basteis to break a67-67 !i.e and defeat Toledo '1367 Satutday rught.The win was the Alhletes' third over MAC teams, With previOUB victories over Bowling Green and Ohio 1:30- News 4. 2:30 - News 13. . TUESDAY, DEC, 19, 197~ 6:00 - Sunrise Seminar 4: ~cred Hearl 10. 6: IS- Farm Report 13; Farmflme 10. 6:20 - Paul Harvey 13. 6:25- Faith For Today 13. 6:30 - Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers S; Concern & Commont 10; Faith For Today 13. .6: 45 - Corncob Report .3. . ·· . 7:00- Today 3, 4, 15; CBS News 8, 10 ; News 6; Fllnlstones 13. 7:30- Sleepy Jeffers 8; Romper Room 6; Bullwlnkle & Rocky ' 13. . .. 8:00- Capt. Kangaroo 10: New Zoo Revue 13; Sesame Sf. 33; Timmy & Lassie 6. 8:30- Jack La Lanne 13; Romper Room 8; New Zoo Revue 6. 9:00- Paul Dixon 4; Phil Donahue 15; Cancentraflon 6; Friend· ly Junction 10; Ben Casev 13: Caotaln Kanaaroo8. ' 9:30- To Toll The Truth 3; Jeopardy6; HazelS. 10;00- Dinah ShQre 3, 15; Dick Van Dyke 13 ; Jok~r's Wild 8, 10; Columbus Six Calling 6. 10:30 - Concentration 3, ll; Phil Donahue 4: Split Second., 13; Price Is Right 8, 10. · 11:00- Sale Of The Century 3, .ll; Love American Style 6: Gambit 8, 10; PassWord 13; Electric Co. 20. 11:30- Hollywood Squares 3, 4, IS ; Love Of Life S, 10; Bewlfched . 6, 13,: Sesame Slreel 20. · 12:00- Jeopardy 3, IS; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; Password 6; Jackie Oblinger 8; News 10, 13. . 12:25 - CBS News 8. .. 12:30-3 W's Game3, .1l; Spill Second6; .Search for TomorrowS, 10. 1:00- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; If's Your B.et 8; Green Acres 10: Walch Your Child 15. , · ·· 1:30-3 On A Match 3, 4, ll; Let's Moke A Deal6, 13; As The World Turns 8, 10. 2:00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, IS; Newlywed. Game 13; Mike Douglass 6; Guiding Light 8, 10. '2:30- Doctors3, 4, ll; Dating Game 13; Edge of NightS, 10. 3;00- General Hospital 6, 13; Another World 31 4, IS ; Love is Splendored Thing 8; 10; Just Generation 20. 3:30- Return lo Peyton Place 3, 4. 15: Secret Storm 8, 10; One Life toMr. LiveCartoon 6, 13. 3:· Somerset 15; Sesame Sf. 33; Love, 4:00American Style 13; Merv Grlflln 4; Fllntstones 6: Gilligan's isle 8: Movie "Tile Guys Named Mike" 10. , 4:25- Sporls Club 6. ~:30 ~ 1 Love Lucy 6; Petticoat Junction 3; Daniel Boone 13: Nwv Griffin 8; Andy Griffith 15. S:OO-MervGrlffln8;Mr. Rogers33.20; Ponderosa3,4 ; Daniel Boone 6; Santa At The MalliS. 5:30-Marshall Dillon 15; Elec. Co. 33; Dragnet 8; Gomer Pyle 13; Hodgapodge Lodge 20. · 6:00- Nows 3, 4, 10, 15; Sesame Street 20; Around Tile Bend 33. 6:30- News 3, 4. 6, 8, 10, 15; I Dream of Jeannie 13; Growing Him Up 33. · 7:00-Whaf's My Line 8; l'veGof ASecrel13; Film ll; Electric Co. 20; Beat The Clock 4. · 7:30- This Is Your Life 3; Doctors on Call4; To Tell The Truth 6; Price Is Rtghf8, 10; Beat The Clock 13; RFD 20: Zoom 33. 1:00- Temperatures Rising 6, 13; Agaof Anxiety 33; Ohio: This Week 20: Maude a, 10; Bonanza 3, 4,15. · , 8:30 - Hewell Flve-0 8, 10; Bill Moyer's Journal 33; ABC v. , Unbeaten Indiana, ranted 12th In the nation, salled past the defending MAC cbampliln Ohio U. BobeaiB aNa, bitting 54.1 per centfrom the Door, WINS BY DECISION - Allan McLaughlin, the guy on top, outpointed Nile Straley Saturday at Meigs Higgjn a wrestling lll!ltch with Lewis County, W.Va. High SchooL Lewis County won the mate~. 4ft-19. . · · · Dave Ball led the Bobcats, now 3-2, with 12 points. . Ohio State downed Butler handily llfl.65after a slow start. Allan Hornyak S~g~Piied 25 ' points as the Buckeyes bet- Alllance (Pa.) 75-fiO; Defiance tered their r8cord to ~2. rocked Manchester (flid.) MCincinnati downed Davidson 80; and Norltl&n Kentucky ~. as lloyd Balla scored 2f State beat (Jrlo Dcxnlnlcan 93points and.Derek Dickey added · 86. 20. It was the Bearcata' third Ashland outpointed Alder· win In four games and 200ih at son-Brlladclus (W.Va.) 13Ui; home. Keli)'OI! edged Urbani! 'IU9; . · Dayton baited a ~ Heidelberg downed Walsh 61· ' losing streak as Dooald Smith 52; aeveland State allpped by pumped in 30pointa In the 7U'I Ball State (Ind.) 67.a8; and win over Akron. The Flyera are Marquette whipped xavier 7Gnow 2-2. Akron, 4.-2, Ia ranked 52. · . sixth In ·the nation In the UPI In other games,' St. Frincla small college poll. downed Baldwin-Wallace 'ItIn ' other Saturda~ games, 76;' Polnt'P8rk (Pa.) defeqsed Musklngum whipped Bethany Steu~nville · '7-'3; Ohio (W.Va.) 78-.0; Wittenberg Nortbern . defeat~ Oberlin 'Itdow~ed Pittsburgh 63·5•; 58: Anderson (Ind.) beat . Wayne State (Mich.) edged MI. Bluffton '77·72, alld Bowling Union 58-67; HanOver (p!d.) Gre~n downed· Central. demollahedFindlay 100.7•; and Michigan 88-83. Wooster beat Franklin (Ind.) 'lll(flkanlledMarquette took 88-67 a 1M lead enroute to its 7Ith · beats Vir,.inia, 112-108 to~2~:~p~=~a~.:· :='~vt~m~ ~on~! New York · , e ., " By United Press International managed to open up an 82-66 lead with only four minutes left in the third period. However, Virginia then went on a 15-6 spurt to trail; 66-81, going into the final quarter and twice moved 'to within one point midway through the final period. Most of the offense generated by New York ·over the last 12 Brockport Slate (N.Y.) 9278: Youngstown State. whipped UCLA captures 49th m • a row minutes was provided by John Roche and Billy Paultz who combined for 18 of the Nets' · final 2f points. Roche took only one shot from the field during the entire first half while Paultz was limited to two field goal attempts before the Intermission. "It wasn't planned that way," said Nets Coach Lou season. given to my best ball handler and Roche is that man." . Roche finished with 20 points while Paultz had U, nine of tilem In the last quarter, but George Carter's 30 gave . him scorlnghonorsfortheNeiBwbo snapped their five1jame losing streak. Julius Erving, the American Basketball Aasocia· tiCIII's leading scorer, topped ·COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio a man much bigger than he is, ·Carnesecc~,referringtoRoche the Squires with 35. State baskelball coach Fred which Virginia Tech's 6-8 and Pauitz doing mosl of the Elsewhere in the ABA, Taylor meant it · when be · center (.o\llen Bristow) is.'~ • scoring In the ' last quarter. Memphis beat Carolina, 121). warned of a shilkeup a week Witte entered the game with "But at the end I want the ball 118, a!K) San Diego downed ago after -the Bucks lost to 2:12 left In the first half and Denver, 11~104. Mislouri. played most of the second half, Lee Davis and Johnny ItcameSaturdaynlgbtln iba finishing witll 11 poiniB. Neumann combined for 50 form of 6-6 junior Jack Wolle at Allen Hornyak; playing his points to lead Mempbla past center, taking over from 7-loot beat game of the year ac• OD UD Carollna .JVbiCh saw ita first. senior Luke Witte. cording!OTaylor,bad25potnts For the first time since he employ the basic skills of "'•ce , lead In the Eastern With Witte, one of the team's and made the patterns work. came to UCLA from Indiana · basketball.ruo · g• dribblin g, RACINE - Mrs. M•ry ,.... ,...ssm " DlYielon reduced to a ball highest scorers, o~ the bench, "No matter who was In State Teachers College In 1948, rebounding and shooting- Stampfle, .52, died Sunday game over Kentucky. DaVIa bit the Buckeyes got off to a slow there, something happened," John W:ooderi bas missed a better than this UCLA team," morning at the Lancaster for 26 points 17 in the second. start, but rolled on to a con- Taylor said. "We were moving Bnrlns' basketball game-but Barkey said. "It certainly Fairfield Hospital following a ball, and Neumam bad 2f ' vinclng 8fl.65 w1n over BuUer. th~ hAll. It waan't In one man's " appareJitly the Bruins didn't shows their coaching skill even lingering illness .. She was the while Mack Calvin paced "We bad to turn · tblnga bands a spell. We bad 11 ,. miss him. ·without John Wooden. I don't daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carolina with 30 and Billy around," Taylor said. "We first half 'baskets off running • Wooden was in the hospital believe the Bruins showed a 'Charles lhle of Racine. · Theatre 6, 13. Cunnlngballi bad 29. have to have confidence In one· patterns·1• · • .• 9:00- Bold Ones3. 4, 15; Behind fl1e Llnes20. Saturday night as his No. 1- ::!:~.~feet, because of his Mrs. Stampfle is survived by aract Wl11iams scored 22 of another. Right now we dCIII'I • Ohio State led only ~21 with 9:30- Black Journal20, 33; Movie "Your Money or Your Wife" ranked Bruins trounced UCher husband, Richard Slan)p- bla 31 polniB In the second ball have confidence or even balp less then 10minutes to'go in the " I, 10. I 10:00-Marcus Wel.by M.D. 6, 13; Film 33; NBC Reporls 3, 4, 15. Sante Barbara, 98-67, for their In other college ·basketball fie, Sr., three steJH:hildreri, to help San "'-o anap Its 10 Cllle another. Luke, oulaide the first hall;but outscored BuUer •.. 11:00- Johnny Carson 3. 4, IS ; Dick Cavett 6; Rose Bowl Bound fouith win of the season and action Saturdav,, second- Mrs Judy Weiland Mrs ,, · ' · game losing streak at the first game, everything was 20-5 to take a comfllrtable 42-26 •· 4; Virginian 8; Movies "It Happened on Fifth Avenue" 10; 49th in a row over three years. ranked Florida' St. rebounded Brenda Browq of Lancaster, expense of Denver. Larry downhill." lead at lntermlsalon. "30 Wlncl,.sfer for El Diablo" 13. 11: 45 - JahMy c~~rson 4. . The 62-year-old UCLA coach; from a shocking 61-59 loss to and Richard Stampfle, .~r., of Miller added 18 points to ·the The coach said Wolle, who The w1n was the tblrd 1p five 1:00 - Your Health 4. 1: News 4, l3j ·+• ~.............-v Bangkok, Thailand, . an 'Qr' •:clJlllcl" , Sfa;te, While ·"'*"" "'"Tf'P' '"....,.... ·~ ~ of the ',·~·ar·'-·ri.' ','1'~.-· ,adopted deugJI~. ;!tlr•,Aack toWea' Denver wi ~'26. ' start aga1n tonight here Bulldogs teJilto 3-G.' • . •'l L ·~ r'' ~- ~ -~ea!hamer, In .-Oregon; two · . "" ' ' "' against VIrginia Tech. · •·osu just' ... physical 1 ' Monica, ., Sunday and vltational Tournament; Sisters, Mrs. Frances Roberts ·. "He really did a good job," for our yoimg team," Butler · · ·might be able to retuni to the unranked . Marshall then of Racine, and Mrs. Robert Taylor said. "But we really · Coach George Theofanis said. " Bruins' bench when they host jalyoed Prince~n, 7~, to win Louks, Syracuse, and two don'tknow how he'll do against Pittsburgh and Notre Dame at that tournament; third-ranked brothers, Clark and John Ihle . . Pauley Pavilion next weekend. Marquette defeated Xavier of Racine. ' , Blll Walton, college basket- (Ohio), 70-52 ; fifth-ranked Mrs. · Stampfle wa~ a Funeral services were held BY PAUL CRABTRE.E ball's Player of the Year as a Minnesota ·beat Loyola- member of the Lan·caster at 2 p.m. today at the sophomore, bad a season high Chicago, 67-81; sixth-ranked B'usiness and Professional Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home A 1larroq ~t: Did you ever realize that wbea today'achlldral haw reached 30 points and 22 rebounds for North Caroliri8 St. won.the Big Women's Club and had in MiddlePort for Mrs. Anna matlrity, their ClrlltmiiiiJIIIIIIOI'Iea wiU be fWed with neither UCLA. Larry Hollyfield had 18 Four Tournament at Greens- received a 20-year pin as a Mary Woodgerd, 67, former visions of lll8llrpl111111 nor SUnda)' IChool treat-bags, but with poillts, Larry Farmer hit 17 boro by dropping ninth- teacher of Home Economics in Middleport resident, who died and Keith Wilkes added 16 as ranked North Carolina, ~I; the Lancaster City Schools. Saturday at Riverside memorlea of the myriad TV cblldren's the Bruins made it 1~ against No. 8 Southwestern Louisiana Funeral services will be held . Methodist HospitSI In No one-bone open alelgh. No chellnuta routing by an open fire. Net even Bing Croaby groa:nlngly dreaming of a White the Gauch011 in a series deling downed · McNeese St., 118-67; at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Columbus. back to 1948. and tenth-ranked Missouri won Haltemanfett Funeral Home Mrs. Woodgerd was born NEW YORK (UPI)-The attempt and the Browna took 0u11tmu-TV p:lala, lnltead. UCSB Coach Ralph Bar!ley the Volunteer Classic at with the Rev, John Henry Peck May 12, 1905 at ParkersbiD'g, Cleveland Browns gaw It their over flrst-611d-IO on their own If you don't tblnk t,bla Ia a bit of folklore a-borning, llaten to Knoxville by beating Ten- officiating. Burial will he in a the deughter of the late Mary best shot-and it fell jullt short. :Ill. On the first play. Plrlppe tllese fragments of conversation from three young folks who are came away shaking his head. "I haw never seen a team nessee, 67-57. , Lancaster cemetery. Ellen Leach Cook. Besides her The BroWIII needed a victory faked Into the line and tbrew a rather close to me: 1 parents she was preceded In overtheNewYortJetsSunday perfect strike through the . VyV)'IIllle (age 11): "Oh, _boy, what a week coming upcombined with a Pittsburgh whirling winds to Pitts, .who 'Santa Claus Ia Col"~ to Town,' and then 'How the Grinch Stole ~eeler lolls to San Diego to bad eaiily outmanuevered the Cuistmas' and 'Frollty the Sn0111J1811.' too." brother. Surviving are a captiD'e the American Football Jets' Steve Tannen. Pltll took Matthew (almollt 10): ''Yeah, lbey're really cool, but you daughter, Miss Marianne Conference Central Division theballoo the New York 31iand always cry In that scene when Frosty the Snowman melts." I' Woodgerd witll whom she lived tiUe. They held up their end scampered Into the end zone to Carole (age 6): "I cry, too." · the past several years In BY JACK O'BRIAN straightens the house, makes dinner and thenhandily, whipping the Jets on give Clewland a 17-10 lead. Vyvyanne: "Well, it's ·sad. YCIIJ Uke shows that are sad ColumbUll\ a brother, Harold NEW YORK (KFS)Adela Holzer, chief back to Dangerfield's. Jill is that determined. the rock-bard tundra of Shea sometimes, Matt." Pliipps later connected on Cook of Parkersburg, and Ben Vereen , deservedly unanimouslyStadium 26-10. But it wasn't the eight-yard paas to Pltla, Matthew: "'Illat part In "lbe UtUest Angel' is really sad backer of the Bdwy. musical disaster "Dude," blew exactly $292,250 as it was bullseyed by praised star of "Pippin," has no couch in his several nieces and nephews. enough as the Steelers' defense who when be cornea to vial! his mother." · beat Tannen's The Rev. Robert Bumgarner unanimously brutal .reviews. Makes Adela the· Imperial Theater dressing room whereupOn · i O Vyvyanne: :'Did you cry?" completely throttled San Diego replacement- Rich Sowellsofficiated at the services. year's biggest loser except, of course, for relax: Ben uses a mesh hammock slung serosa enroute to a 24-2 victory. Matthew: ''No, but that part where the angel pulla a hole In to put the game out of reach. Burial was In the Alexander Stewart Moss, G. M. heir, who backed McGuff the room from the ceiling ... Jerry Wayne, here' tile clouds so be can see out of heaven Ia sad, too." While Pittsllurgh earned its ''We'd been rumtng on first for almost hall a mill. promoting his "Bad Back Book," about bla own Cemetery at Hebbardsville. first title In 40yearsof National · down and we tlwulht we might • Carole: "I don't remember that one." Perry Como starts his wintertime spinal agonies, has lived in London for years. He Mrs. Woodgerd was a member Football League competition, catch them flat-footed,'' Vyvyanne: "Carole, you remember 'Santa Claus Is Comfug to Town,' where Sante is a little boy. I think he's so cute with that · engagement at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe Dec. 22. was requested to sing the Brillsh nat'! anthem of Middleport Heath United the Browns still were aiiUI'ed Plilpps ·said, explalnlng the Hardly a gent to letChrlstmas slide past without ''God Sjlve the Queen" and fell privileged to do Metbodls~ Church. red hair." of malting the playoffs fer the 10111 pass to P!tla. "I tbou8ht •' his family, Perry and Roselle will have the so - "But because they bOth have the same ninth time In the last 10 ye81'1. the play acllon ml8ht freeze Matthew: "I can't walt until they show Rudolph again!' PROGRAM AT 8 • whole Como family along 16 in all: Perry, melody, I absent-mindedly switched In the V)'V)'IlJille: "But it's sad, too, where the other reindeer make Only Instead of Central' them just enough to let Frank • Roselle, daughterTerry, sons David and Ronnie middle to the ·lyrics of 'My Country 'Tis of RACJNE - The program of champi111s, with the pouiNUty get free and It did. I waa just ' Rudolph so sad and mate fun of him." Carole: ''Mommy, doel Santa Claus have blue eyes? Uke and their mates, and all eight grandkids ... Thee' "; got a puzzlement and a few vlaitlng the Racine Elemenlary School of back-to-beck honle games In hoping the wind wouldn't ruin : •• While the Brillsh are screaming about taking In Yankee snickers ... If the ABC network tblnltl Jt to be presented tbla evening Cleveland, lbe Browns now the pass. Luckily it dim'!." they show on TV?" • Now, understand that these are not nfW shows -they're all 50,000 Indians Hitiered out of Ugande by Its will compete with Johnny Carson on the ballls of will be at ap.m., and bas been muat face the 111beaten DolWblle Cleveland Will hoping • on their third or fourth or eighth ,rerun, and they've become as brutal dictator, England's Liberal Party leader the 96-m!nute comedy 'disasters it's trying out moved from the junior high puns In Mtatnl nell! &lnday as the Steelera would 1et li:noclled : Lord Byers' deughter Ann will wed Indian-born these midnightS, just forget about Nielsen. building to the senior high the wild card or best ~p off In Sin Dle(lll; 111011 IICilel*d : mucb a part of the onset of the TV season to these kids aa tinsel, holly, or mlaUetoe ever was. ' Dr. Dipak of the Institute of Race Relations ... We've yet to see one worth a chortle; except by bulldlng. In the AFC. , the fact that they IJI'Oirably · ~ Here's showbiz diversification: actor Warren NBC. Playing In near arctic condl- would be playing against ~ lmlglne, a generation of adults who remember Chrlatmas CAROLING PLANNED .. The.late great grid coach VInce Lombardi's frarn the X-Ray diagrams of the Grinch 's heart ... the wret- Oats went from "Tom Sawyer" to the Iitle role ti0118-t0 ~e an hour g1111s ~ Members of Trinity Church and 15-degree' below 11!1'0 cblll ' Mlami . dledlu• of Olarlle Brown's Christmas tree ... or a cartoon In "Dillinger." son, Vlnee Jr., scored his first political touch"Ireallydldn'l think It would ~ vmblof Scrooge, tile Qoatchlttsand Tiny Tim. Good grief! Bdwy's legit theaters are batUing a new down. Junior, 30, is a new state senator In are to meet at the church at factor oo the fnllen turf-the take aa much aa liM to win lhll ': 8:30 p.m. Wednesday to go Browns·toot the lead the firllt waveofhiwmd-run boxofflce heists ... H'wood's Minnesota ... American slage acreen-TV folk dlvlaion," Phipps said. "I : A poE ~ the bead of CBS! (me of the better (and more old fashioned nepotism (aiMGM in the old days merely grouse when they get bad reviews, but In caroling. lime they llllfl the baD, ll'ote a thought an 1-4 or 9o6 would do lie on a contrannlal call as It. It looka Uke Plttsbugb -. --.rull CUi11tmaJ IIM!ciala "A Charlie Brown Chrlllmas," they called it "nephewtlsm") isn't dead: Elaine Paris, qohnnnist Edgar Sclmelder 'sot a nice PROGIWI SET lime ran out In the lint half needs 11~ to win. -lllacllilllloppoelte~oflalltl!eBSOII's very best TV dramal on May is director of 20th's "Heartbreak Kid,'' and . bell In the mouth fr9111 director Claude Lelouch The Cbrlatniil program of • '"""""'rk HaD of Fame;" Paul Gallico's "Snow 'Gooae." it stars J~nnie Berlin, Elaine's deughter; its fOr something Claude didn't appreciate. iba Miilemille M.E. church and then broke It ojllln In the "I real1ae It's ROinll to be • And,llddlnc 1n1uJt to Injury, tpe beat new special to air last script-teaser is Neil Simon - whose mother, Drwnmer Roger Kahn of the roct group will be bald at 7:30 p.m. second half Is Mike Plllppa loulh playing Milml doll'll Jlllr, '"DDe Homecomlng,"IJI'Ogenltor of thls year's series "The May, also bad a role in ils hey-bey ... 'llle ad called FluH~eedn't paradlddlefOI' bla tupper if Friday. The public is Invited. threw toacbdown pueea af 11 there," ba added. ''But we'W Wlltcial," - originally set to be shown at rnidnl8bl last fimi handling Oscar Mayer wieners & franks is he chooses not to. From a Ntby family, he and el&ht yardll to Fral* Plltl. llll'pi'INd a lot of lleOIIle tiU . " "ar, a p-eat time for kids. WBNS-TV wilely relented and Clinton E. Frank ... The girls sure 'are going to bas his own Park Ave. apartment and tools Playln1 under what ·be ye•. Nolrocb' lhou&M we ~ . • ••llllllo a tp.m. on a Friday called, "the Hat coodltlonl golq anywhere after 0111' be ldssed at Jimmy Byrnes' spot Ibis Yuletide: about in a $14,000 Ferirr! ... Wonder if ba's LODGE TO MEET rve played ander all ,..,.. SWiitlon C.. 'l'BI TV DIAL: Obto sc.te - Viritrua Tech bulretballat the ce!Ung decor is 250 sprigs of mlsUetoe. related to Roger Wolf Kahn, IICIII of the ric!Hich Pomeroy Chapter 46, !WI, IIIII look ... "Talu of Hoffman" on Opera Theater 8:10 on Slanley Tretick, who was Sen. McGuff's Otto Kahn who had his own bind bact In the 201 will meet In reauJar 111 i111at ~. lbe lblrd.,ur quar. '" ... today. It · - ' ' terblek frum Plrrdat who .... .where ... llld lbe IJbert7 Bowl football game (Iowa Slate VI. afflclal campaign cameraman, Ia sorting out ... How's tbla for casting: Zu Zla will play 1 7:30p.m. WedDIJII!ay, ......... DM 1111t we're 1M If ..... Tedl) at t 011 WBTN-TV. thousands of stills into a picture story for (he . psychiatrist in the "How To Seduce a Woman" emerpd • one of lbe •rtrodJ told me &lilt In lllp; premllr tleld ...... IIIII l!mlrer, t'cl llf !bey ~ hopes) TV tbat wiU dramatize the progressive Rick ... Henny Youngman's dllcriplion of 1 MEET TONIGHT ,..,lnbapeatbe . . . wltb cra&y". stral~the loser suffered ... UtUe Jill Corey with psychiatrist: "A cruy dock!l'" ... FCII' aflluent A meeting of dJrecton and the big talent Isn't comebacklng (she's at celebrators: Casino Rulle'l New Eve I eall ln lbl tblnl Bo 8catt ran :1'1 1ll'dl fur the ,.war meeting of the Rodney Dangerfield's club) the easy way: she · tariffwlllbetDI)perpanon.Olcbechomyal aev lnh 11rst .,.. • tiM baak Walton League of 'DIIJitlbsdjutfalltdlo ..._, lnt pa lives in New Jersey, commutes .to the club Old Bdwy. colullllilta - r die; lblf dtll't I I IIIII America's Ken Amsbary Qlllf& t al'lllpjrl fumble IIIIo a · nJghUy, and stars 9 to 2 a.m., deshes home for a even fade aWl)': the late Jounlal· Alnlrlean 11 tt lm a, 1IIID 1 d Oxt lu wt11 be held at , 7 couple hours of sleep, rises to get breakfast for ' · beloved Louis Sobol, 78, Nllllinl yt~U~~~lootinl score 11 BobbJ Rowfltld • , _ 1 tiiillt w1111 kinllht 11 the chapter's fann. her aeven-year.old, collapses again a rew hours, as who.n we met him more than Zl yurs 1«0' ml8led a 11-JII'II filld . . 1111 1411 m 111 1I_e ........ The home court advantage is onething ...but worth 21 points? That · was the case Sunday night when the New York Nets returned home to beat Virginia, 112-108, after losing to the Squires, 124'107, tile night before in Virginia. · The Nets never trailed after the first min4te of play and Cha~gepays off for Bucks Mary Stampfle died S daY. u- ~1i1=i:!~·$.~-e211~1~~1;85-6~~~i~~~:O~ ··~.~ . wll\l~''Al".SDJ!th ~~~with HP"!Dt~, ~ames~.9bl~ t~~iC'' as"too Mrs. Woodgerd & THINGS died Saturday Browns trip / Jets, ·26-1 0 ._.? · .Uli8!1V4 . ;illo .l. .,-:c ....;;e -~a.' l$'o'""~ii"'lir ·'"'";·W~'r' .. '"II•'• .,-a ... r «rr, a weeks. Ron Hill, who didn't Highlanders with 12 points and play agaill)lt the Highlanders Mike Dillon added 10. Coach because of a sprained ankle, Richard Hamilton ' s should be back in action next Highlanders have a ().5 overall Friday against the Eastern slate and are 0-4 inside the Eagles. . SVAC. Southwestern now has a l>!oi'man Curfman , .a 6-t' three-year · 43 game · los ling junior forward , and Mike streak. · Nease, a ft-10 senior guard, had Coach Bob Ord's Tornadoes 42pointstogetherinpaclngthe pulled away to a 14-8 first Southern attack, Curfman had . quar.ter lead and widened that 22 on 11 field gOals while Nease to 31-21 at the half. South picked up 20. Nick lhle followed ern put the ICing on \j'ith 10. ' the cake in the third Sophomore 5-10 forward _quarter when they outKevin Walker led the scored the Highlanders 19-10 Bengals run wild in 61-17 tril}mph HOUSTON (UPI) - Lemar In all, Baker completed four Parrish also made two inParrish, a slightly built Cincin- of 10 passes for 47 yards and terceptions against the Oilers nat!. Bengals cornerback from had four interceptions retUrned in the Astrodome last year . The Lincoln University, tied a 124 ,Yards. The Oilers, pro three In Sundey 's game broke a National Football League re- football's worst team with a !- Bengal record. So did the 61 cord and ended'thecai'eer of an 13 record, weren't expeeled to points in one game, erasing the opposing · quarterback in. 42 lnvite'Baker back to <:amp next old mark of 45 set against New seconds Sunday. · summer. England In 1970. It came In Cincinnati's 61-17 Doug Dr!$sler, Cincinnati's It also was the most points victory over the Houston Oilers big fullback, actually had scored against Houston, surin the final game of the season given Baker his chance to play passing the 56 run up by the for both teams, by putting the game out of the Oakland Raiders in the 1969 Parrish, a third.year player, Oilers' reach with three touch- American League title game. was poised on the Oiler 30-yard 'downs in the first 16 minutes of Oiler owner Bud Adems turned off his television set in that line when rookie quarterback the second half. . Ed Baker of Houston dropped With Cincinnati leading only game. Unfortunately be was watchback to throw. Baker drifted 19-10, Dressler romped 43 right and Parrish edged that yards for one touchdown , ing this one in person. way with him, watching Ba- hulled his way one ¥1ird for ' ker's eyes. · another, and caught a 20-yard OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORES The eyes are th e key to · pass from Ken And erson for 8 United Press International where a quarterback will third to make it 48-10. Earlier, · Cleve. Lincoln West 94 throw, especiaUy if he's a Horst Muhlmann kicked four Cleve. John Marshall62 62 Cleve. Coach Paul ·Dillon's Hannan grabbed 63 rebounds. Caldwell rookie. Baker threw toward field goals and A~derson ran Cleve. Max Rhodes 61 Hayes Trace Wildcats captured their led the rebounding department flanker Dave Smith and three yards. Cleve. Soulh 7l Cl eve. West fifth victory in six' outings with 18. Lusher grabbed 12. Parrish cut in for tile inKent Nix, who started ~t Sh:e~:/4Heighfs 52 Cleve. Saturday night with an, easy, It was a complete night, as terception on the '25, · quarterback for the Oilers m Heights so 74-39 romp over Hannan, W. Hannan Trace's reserves won He ran untouched for a place of injured Dan Pastorini, University School 80 Cleve. "3 d · 1 · BenedictineGreen 71 Va. a 5... 4 ec1s on. Wells paced touc hd· own With 13:57 accounted for both Hous to n Nordonla 71 56 Hannan Trace placed five the winners with 18 points. remaining In the game. On the touchdowns, throwing 14 yards Walerlord 76 Glouster 69 players in double figures in Wayne Richardson had 20 in a first play after the next kickoff to Fred Willis in the second Barnesville 80 Shenandoah 71 racing to. the non-league vic- losing cause . it happened again. quarter and three yards to N~ Philadelphia 59 Coshocton tory. The Wildcats will play their Parrish was on the Oiler 35 Burrough with 19 seconds !llewcomerstown 89 Caldwell65 Wayne Hesson 6-0 alumni Tuesday night. covering speedy Ken Burrough remaining. Skip Butler kicked Norlhwestern-HIIand, ppd. ' . . . . . Zanesville Rosecrans 44 sophomore, came off tl1e bench Box Score: when Baker threw agam. This a 28-yard !1eld goal m the ftrst Garroway 41 to ~or~. lj! P~\t:lnn~Ji!lal, ,~, H~n(39~"" Holley. 6-l-13 :.. tlmeParrisfi.ln~ep~ll.q.tlle ,, quarter for Houston. Indian Valier ·South 79 quarter in pac!)lg i~lf, Wild,eair, Barnett 1-0-2; Black 7-0-14; Hili , 33 a~d ret~ 1 for. an~~n~. •··•Not•HI• Best •·•·· · · " ' Tr~~/rv'J~h~fan 60-" " players,.. Blg Mike CaldweU, 6-6 3-1-7; Plants .1-1•3. Totals 18-!1- touchdown wit 3:15 to 20. Parrish ' also intercep!M a Madlson-Dovor, ppd. senior forward; .!)on Wells, 6-5 39. Pass Grabbed . N1x pass and returned. 1t 32 ~lamlsburg 4S Oak~ood 4l junior center; John Lusher, 6-1 Hannan Trace (74) That tied an NFL record for · yards to the Houston 47 m the Rf~~~~nn~4 ~r~g~/2 1> M!O· junior rorward and Terry Caldwell 4-2-10; Wells· 5-0-10 ; most interceptions returned for second quarter to set up a 24 . . dlefown 74 , Shaffer B-1 senior all canned Shaffer 5-0-10 ·, Dunfee 2-0-4·, touchdowns in one game. yard Muhlmann field goal Valley View 86 Ed~ewood 71 • • . . Middletown Fenwick 68 Mason 10 points each. ·Randy Black Lusher 5-0-10; Swain 2-0-4 ; Seven other players also have which put Cincmnati ahead 64 and Larry Holley paced the Hesson 6-0-12 ; Waugh 2-0-4; done it. permanently 13-10. Lemon Monroe 74 olumbus visitors with 14 and 13 points Williams 2-0-4 ; Halley 1-4-8·. Baker, a former Lafayette But Parrish did not consider Ca~~w~:~man Sandy re.spectively. Totals 34-6-74. quarterback who spent two this his best game. Valley 35 Hannan Trace Jed 15-4 at the By Quarters: seasons on the New York "My best game was against Steubenville 54 Can11d, Lincoln end of the first period; 36-11 at Hannan 4 7 10 18-39 Giants taxi squad and this Buffalo my rookie season," he Li~ewood Sf . Ed•1arp 49 Canthe half and 56-21 going into the Hannan Trace IS 21 20 18-74 season on the Oiler cab squad, said. "I returned a missed field ton McKinley 44 final stanza. came back for one more pass. goal 83 yards for a touchdown, Y~~ngstown Easl 62 The Wildcats hit 34 of 80 field Lora in Admiral King 73 Lora in It was intercepted by Bengal brought back a kickoff95 yards Louisville 633 ~;:~k~~i,;~~ goal attempts for 42 pet. and M!~sfleld '73 Marion 56 safety Neil Craig and r~turned for a touchdown and made two Fa irless 52 0 Oberlin 78 Southview 74 for a touchdown. Interceptions." Marling ton Hoover 64 SET, HIKE - An unidentified Southwestern Highlander appears to be snapping the ball from center during Saturday night's Southern-southwestern cage tilt at Racine . Ready fa receive th~ "snap" is Highlander Mike Crouse, number 12. In background ls Southern's Mike Nease, number 32. Southern won, 60-50. Leo Hill photo. · · Hannan ·Trace opening up a 50-31. advantage. Southern CO!lni!Cted on z:f of 58 field goal attempts for 40 pet. and made 14 of '1:1 !tom the foul line. The Highlanders made .16 of :;o from .\he field for 32pct. and swished 18 of 23 free throws. The Sou~ reserves, coached l)y Dwain Wolfe, won their third game of the year with a 67-23 rout' over Southwestern in the preliminary game. The two Southern losses have come by a total of tbree points! Pete Sayre led all scorers with 22 points for Southern while freshman Greg Dunning add 11. Other Tornado scorer' were Don Schaeffer eight, Tim Hill seven, Mitch' Nease and Buddy Ervin five each, T~rry Sayre four, and Monty Hart and Dave Clark each two. Jeff Banks topped Southwestern with eight. Reserve game Southwestern 6 4 8 5-23 South~ 21 10 21 11>-87 rs!ty SOUTH (60) - lhle 3+ 10; Curfman 11-0-22, Nease 6-820, . Miller 2-0-4, Ord 0-1-1, Knighting 1-1-3. Totals 23-14.60. SOUTHWESTERN (50) Wood 0-4-•, Dillon •-2-10, Walker 4-4-12, Frasher D-1;1, Bush 2-4-7, Crouse 1-~. Carter, 4-1-9, Lewis 1-0-2. Totals 18-11150. Southwestern 8 13 10 19--50 Southern 14 17 19 10-60 chalks up fifth • cage .vt~tory United Press lnternalion~l Tex. Lutti. as McMurry 78 East New Mex . St. 69 UTEP 49 LIU 89 West Tex. St. 64 W•st St.Lauls 78 SetooHall 65 Denver lOS Colo. Wsfrn St. Dominican 77 Brklyn Poly 60 Mont. 58 Wyoming 49 Wittenberg 63 Pllt 54 · UCLA 98 Snfa Brbra 67 Rchslr Tech 91 Rbrls'Wslyn 67 Sfnfrd 75 San Jse Sf. 54 Lehman 68 N. Y. Tech 57 Ore. St. 85 Puget Snd 66 Niagara 99 Buff Sf. 69 BYU Young 8S Utah Sf. SO Brklyn Coli. 80 Pace 61 0 . Roberts 57 S.D. Sf. 75 Fordham 7 CCNY 57 Hawaii 94 UNCJ.V 74 'Adelphi 69 Hofstra 6• Seattle Pac. 73 W.Wash. 59 Conn. 71 Columbia 62 · Porllnd 10 Lyhr-Cal. 79 Temple 75 Rulgers 66 Alamo Classic Pl. Park 47 Sfeubenvl 43 At Sin Antonio, Tex. IChal!lllionsh!p) W. Chesler 63 MUiersvl 61 aos.fon St. 8i Salem St. 59 SW Tex .Sf. 68 St. Mary's 60 Brandeis 99 Suffolk 81 !Consolation) N.H. Coil. 85 Husson 73 Pan Am . 88 Trinity, Tex. 69 Mass. 74 Harvard70 Big Four Tournament Slppry Rck 92 Geneva 65 At GreensborO, N.C. St. Fran .79 Bldwn-WIIce 76 (Championship) Clarion 70 Ind., Pa. 62 N.C. Sr. 68 No. Car . 61 Penn St. 65 Bos Coil . 63 I Consolation) Richmond 75 Canislus 73 Duke. BO Wake Forest 67 Manhattan 57 Rhode Is. 47 Jayhawk Classic Y~le 92 Trniy, Conn. 66 At Lawrence, Kan. Vtllanova 63 Clemson 60 (Championship) Colgate 85 llhaca 73 Kansas 60 San Fran 58 Phila Tex 83 Kings, Pa . 70 IConsolallonl Upsala 58 A~:~f~f 54 Tex. Tech. 53 ·Army 52 Old Dom. 68 Roanoke 63 MarTha II Invitation Mercer 120 Ft. Valley St. 60 AI Huntington, ~.Va . No . Ga. 71 Covenant 53 !Champlonshtp) Furmn 96 Applchn Sl. 80 Marshall 78 Prlncetoo. 64 Presby. 86 F. Marion 68 !Consa!otlonl R. Morris 69 Ferrum 65 Florida Sf. 85 Baylor: 67 Georgia 66 LSU 62 Trojan lnvifaflonat, Florida 78 Ga. Tech 69 At Los Clladel 55 E. Car. 54 Miss. (:oil. S9 Harding 75 Crsn-Nwmn 94 Tenn. Sf. 91 South Fla. 62 Whealon 61 VIrginia 90 Wm.&Mary 80 Mars Hill 77 Catawbs 72 Memphis St. 80 Navy 5i Sou. Miss. 84 SE La. 74 Union, Ky. 69 Berea 61 Norfhwd 62 Plkevl ll Murry Sf. 83 Jacksn Sf. 76 Va . Tech 78 E,Tenn.Sf. 67 • Am . 79 St.John's, N.Y. 75 Fla . Southern 73 Ga. St. 57 La . Tech 85 Ga . Southern 80 Midwest Indiana S9 Ohio U. 68 Hanover 100 Findlay 74 Rockford 92 Carleton 87 Ohio Si. S6 Buller l5 Ind. C:ent. 90 :nd. Sf.,E'vl 62 Mich. St. 76 Wsfrn Mich. 73 Minn. 87 Loyola, Ill. 81 Cincl 95 Davidson SA Iowa Sf. 88 Drake 84 Cleve St. 87 Ball St. 85 Mich. 74 Detroit 65 · Kan . Sf. 71 Washington 64 Marqueffe 70 Xavier, 0 . 52 Evansvl78 Ky . Wesleyan 66 Dayton 74 Akron 69 DePaul 70 Sf. Bonnie 68 Bradley 100 Tenn. Tech 83 If emersenciee LaSalle 93 Eastern Mlch, 66 Bowling Green 88 Cent. Mich 83 · arise, ia your fam· AlA 73 Toledo 67 Uy adequately cov· Yngsfwn Sf. 75 Alllnce, Pa . SO No. Ky. Sf. 93 Ohio Dom. 86 ered? Seenre their Kenyon 72 Urbana 69 well·beilil wiib a O.Norfhern 76 Oberlin 58 Lncln U., Mo. 80 Ky, Sf. 74 revised policy. SouthWHI SW La. 88 McNeese Sf. 67 Couull .Ariz. 91 No. Ill. 90, of Tulsa 89 Bakerslld Sf. 79 Ariz. St. 104 t:~o. Ariz. 72 ~Ins. :-iousfon 79 Calif. 75 Ida. St. 87 Hrdn-Smmns 67 H. Payne 82 Angelo Sf. 78 Ok Cllz 106 TCU 65 Sfhwstrn 96 Ausfn Coli. 78 ·Security Is Lovt UK IT AI Loulsv!llt, Ky. !Chllmpionshlpl Kentucky 95 Oregon 68 I Consolallonl Colo. Sf. 57 Neb. 51 Ufth Classic At Salt Lake City · I Chtmplo~shlp) College Scores Sanla Clara 97 Prvdnce 92 I Consolttlonl Souih Car. 77 Utah 73 Volunlftr Claulc At Knoxville, Ttnn. . (Championship) Missouri 67 Tenn. 57 , . (Contolatlonl Syracuse S4 1-ioly Cross 76 u. Soon Celts continue ram ~:~:~~~~~~ +++ y-·• BY· KEITH WISECUP RACINE · - The Southern Local Tornadoes picked up their second league victory of the seas.on here Saturday night, 60-50 over winless Southwestern . The Southern victory, second against tbree losses overall and seco•.1 In folD' SVAC games, was cosUy . Bob Miller, a good ball-handling lind · shooting guard, suffered a torn shoulder tendon in the third quarier and will be out of acU~n for approximaiely eight , ' FOR BIG DI_SCOUNT SAVING.S. ! 700 W. M_ ain • Pomeroy 9 to 9 Daily-8unday l-9 · L-------·---------~ 'By United Press International The Boston Celtics played their fourth game In as fllllny different cities In five nights Sunday and hardly seemed pressed while routing the Seattle SuperSonics, 128-98. Boston, now riding a nine game winning streak, began its Western swing with a victory in Phoenix Wednesday night before loPping Los Angeles on Friday, Portland on Saturdey and then SeatUe. The Celtics' next stop is Tuesday night at Oakland against the Golden State Warriors before · traveling to Kansas Clty. Omaha Friday and to Milwaukee Saturday. Against the SuperSonics, Boston began slowly, taking a ·.25-M first.quarter lead before limiting Seattle to 12 points in quarter with the Celtics weU ahead. John Havlicek's '1:1 points paced Boston to its 26th win in 29 contests and moved the Celtics three games ahead oi. second-place Ne\\' York In the Nationlil Basketball Association's Atlantic Divla!on. Steve Kuberski contributed 19 points to Boston's attack while Jo Jo White chipped In with 18. In the only other NBA games, Phoenix beat Kansas City-Omaha, 112-102, and Houston edged Cleveland, 118109. Phoenix, leading, 50-48, at halftime, outscored Kansas City-Omaha, 12-2, at the start •of the second half and the Kings never came closer than eightpoinlllthe rest of tile way. ararue Scott, who paced the the second quarter. All of the &tns' attack with 26. points, Sonics' points In the second scored four of them and bad an assist plus a steal during Phoenix' surge after the Ingame-high 34 before leaving =~~e:h~~~~~s:~~ the contest early in the fourth Local Cable ch. 7 If YOU SA~·OMETHING IN. fHIS N'EWSPAPER THAT you'd really like... City Loan financing is the answer! Buying an automobile direct from the owner? Call City Loan for the money. Making a major purchase from a dealer? 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POMEROY, 0• ' �1-'1'111Dall;y8eptlftel,~y,O.,Dec.ll,l9'12 • Athletes in Action _·Television Log Tornado clipS' SW 60-50 '' MONDAY, DEC. 11, 1972 7:00- News6; Circus! i3; insloht33; What'o My Line 8: Read Your Way Up 33; Elec. Co. 2!); Saint ll : Truth or Conseq 3· Beat tho Clock 4, · ' 7:30- To Tell The Truth6 ; Traffic Court 10; Eplsodt Actloi.33: '(oung Dr. Kildare 8; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Colloge IIMI<efball 4; Movie "Wild On the Beach" 13. 1:00- UFO 6; Gunsmoke 8, 10; The American Experience 3..· Met Opera· Theatre 20, 33; Laugh. In 15. . ' 9:00- Here's Lucy 8. iO; Liberty Bowl6, 13; Movie "The Snoop Sisters" 3, ol, 15. 9:30- Doris Day I, 10. 10:00...: Bill Cosby I, 10; News 20. 11:00-News3, 4, 6,8, 10, u : 11:30- Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; Movies "Tile Ambushers" 8; "All Fall Down" 10, · 12:00- News 6, 13. 12:30-Movles "Mold for Murde" 6; " Black Widow" 13. . 1:00- Focus on Columbus 4, topple Toledo 73-67 Ualted Preas bierutl01181 The louring Athletes in ActiCIII conUnue having a field day with tile Mid-American Conference. . The touring team toased In three itra!ght basteis to break a67-67 !i.e and defeat Toledo '1367 Satutday rught.The win was the Alhletes' third over MAC teams, With previOUB victories over Bowling Green and Ohio 1:30- News 4. 2:30 - News 13. . TUESDAY, DEC, 19, 197~ 6:00 - Sunrise Seminar 4: ~cred Hearl 10. 6: IS- Farm Report 13; Farmflme 10. 6:20 - Paul Harvey 13. 6:25- Faith For Today 13. 6:30 - Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers S; Concern & Commont 10; Faith For Today 13. .6: 45 - Corncob Report .3. . ·· . 7:00- Today 3, 4, 15; CBS News 8, 10 ; News 6; Fllnlstones 13. 7:30- Sleepy Jeffers 8; Romper Room 6; Bullwlnkle & Rocky ' 13. . .. 8:00- Capt. Kangaroo 10: New Zoo Revue 13; Sesame Sf. 33; Timmy & Lassie 6. 8:30- Jack La Lanne 13; Romper Room 8; New Zoo Revue 6. 9:00- Paul Dixon 4; Phil Donahue 15; Cancentraflon 6; Friend· ly Junction 10; Ben Casev 13: Caotaln Kanaaroo8. ' 9:30- To Toll The Truth 3; Jeopardy6; HazelS. 10;00- Dinah ShQre 3, 15; Dick Van Dyke 13 ; Jok~r's Wild 8, 10; Columbus Six Calling 6. 10:30 - Concentration 3, ll; Phil Donahue 4: Split Second., 13; Price Is Right 8, 10. · 11:00- Sale Of The Century 3, .ll; Love American Style 6: Gambit 8, 10; PassWord 13; Electric Co. 20. 11:30- Hollywood Squares 3, 4, IS ; Love Of Life S, 10; Bewlfched . 6, 13,: Sesame Slreel 20. · 12:00- Jeopardy 3, IS; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; Password 6; Jackie Oblinger 8; News 10, 13. . 12:25 - CBS News 8. .. 12:30-3 W's Game3, .1l; Spill Second6; .Search for TomorrowS, 10. 1:00- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; If's Your B.et 8; Green Acres 10: Walch Your Child 15. , · ·· 1:30-3 On A Match 3, 4, ll; Let's Moke A Deal6, 13; As The World Turns 8, 10. 2:00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, IS; Newlywed. Game 13; Mike Douglass 6; Guiding Light 8, 10. '2:30- Doctors3, 4, ll; Dating Game 13; Edge of NightS, 10. 3;00- General Hospital 6, 13; Another World 31 4, IS ; Love is Splendored Thing 8; 10; Just Generation 20. 3:30- Return lo Peyton Place 3, 4. 15: Secret Storm 8, 10; One Life toMr. LiveCartoon 6, 13. 3:· Somerset 15; Sesame Sf. 33; Love, 4:00American Style 13; Merv Grlflln 4; Fllntstones 6: Gilligan's isle 8: Movie "Tile Guys Named Mike" 10. , 4:25- Sporls Club 6. ~:30 ~ 1 Love Lucy 6; Petticoat Junction 3; Daniel Boone 13: Nwv Griffin 8; Andy Griffith 15. S:OO-MervGrlffln8;Mr. Rogers33.20; Ponderosa3,4 ; Daniel Boone 6; Santa At The MalliS. 5:30-Marshall Dillon 15; Elec. Co. 33; Dragnet 8; Gomer Pyle 13; Hodgapodge Lodge 20. · 6:00- Nows 3, 4, 10, 15; Sesame Street 20; Around Tile Bend 33. 6:30- News 3, 4. 6, 8, 10, 15; I Dream of Jeannie 13; Growing Him Up 33. · 7:00-Whaf's My Line 8; l'veGof ASecrel13; Film ll; Electric Co. 20; Beat The Clock 4. · 7:30- This Is Your Life 3; Doctors on Call4; To Tell The Truth 6; Price Is Rtghf8, 10; Beat The Clock 13; RFD 20: Zoom 33. 1:00- Temperatures Rising 6, 13; Agaof Anxiety 33; Ohio: This Week 20: Maude a, 10; Bonanza 3, 4,15. · , 8:30 - Hewell Flve-0 8, 10; Bill Moyer's Journal 33; ABC v. , Unbeaten Indiana, ranted 12th In the nation, salled past the defending MAC cbampliln Ohio U. BobeaiB aNa, bitting 54.1 per centfrom the Door, WINS BY DECISION - Allan McLaughlin, the guy on top, outpointed Nile Straley Saturday at Meigs Higgjn a wrestling lll!ltch with Lewis County, W.Va. High SchooL Lewis County won the mate~. 4ft-19. . · · · Dave Ball led the Bobcats, now 3-2, with 12 points. . Ohio State downed Butler handily llfl.65after a slow start. Allan Hornyak S~g~Piied 25 ' points as the Buckeyes bet- Alllance (Pa.) 75-fiO; Defiance tered their r8cord to ~2. rocked Manchester (flid.) MCincinnati downed Davidson 80; and Norltl&n Kentucky ~. as lloyd Balla scored 2f State beat (Jrlo Dcxnlnlcan 93points and.Derek Dickey added · 86. 20. It was the Bearcata' third Ashland outpointed Alder· win In four games and 200ih at son-Brlladclus (W.Va.) 13Ui; home. Keli)'OI! edged Urbani! 'IU9; . · Dayton baited a ~ Heidelberg downed Walsh 61· ' losing streak as Dooald Smith 52; aeveland State allpped by pumped in 30pointa In the 7U'I Ball State (Ind.) 67.a8; and win over Akron. The Flyera are Marquette whipped xavier 7Gnow 2-2. Akron, 4.-2, Ia ranked 52. · . sixth In ·the nation In the UPI In other games,' St. Frincla small college poll. downed Baldwin-Wallace 'ItIn ' other Saturda~ games, 76;' Polnt'P8rk (Pa.) defeqsed Musklngum whipped Bethany Steu~nville · '7-'3; Ohio (W.Va.) 78-.0; Wittenberg Nortbern . defeat~ Oberlin 'Itdow~ed Pittsburgh 63·5•; 58: Anderson (Ind.) beat . Wayne State (Mich.) edged MI. Bluffton '77·72, alld Bowling Union 58-67; HanOver (p!d.) Gre~n downed· Central. demollahedFindlay 100.7•; and Michigan 88-83. Wooster beat Franklin (Ind.) 'lll(flkanlledMarquette took 88-67 a 1M lead enroute to its 7Ith · beats Vir,.inia, 112-108 to~2~:~p~=~a~.:· :='~vt~m~ ~on~! New York · , e ., " By United Press International managed to open up an 82-66 lead with only four minutes left in the third period. However, Virginia then went on a 15-6 spurt to trail; 66-81, going into the final quarter and twice moved 'to within one point midway through the final period. Most of the offense generated by New York ·over the last 12 Brockport Slate (N.Y.) 9278: Youngstown State. whipped UCLA captures 49th m • a row minutes was provided by John Roche and Billy Paultz who combined for 18 of the Nets' · final 2f points. Roche took only one shot from the field during the entire first half while Paultz was limited to two field goal attempts before the Intermission. "It wasn't planned that way," said Nets Coach Lou season. given to my best ball handler and Roche is that man." . Roche finished with 20 points while Paultz had U, nine of tilem In the last quarter, but George Carter's 30 gave . him scorlnghonorsfortheNeiBwbo snapped their five1jame losing streak. Julius Erving, the American Basketball Aasocia· tiCIII's leading scorer, topped ·COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio a man much bigger than he is, ·Carnesecc~,referringtoRoche the Squires with 35. State baskelball coach Fred which Virginia Tech's 6-8 and Pauitz doing mosl of the Elsewhere in the ABA, Taylor meant it · when be · center (.o\llen Bristow) is.'~ • scoring In the ' last quarter. Memphis beat Carolina, 121). warned of a shilkeup a week Witte entered the game with "But at the end I want the ball 118, a!K) San Diego downed ago after -the Bucks lost to 2:12 left In the first half and Denver, 11~104. Mislouri. played most of the second half, Lee Davis and Johnny ItcameSaturdaynlgbtln iba finishing witll 11 poiniB. Neumann combined for 50 form of 6-6 junior Jack Wolle at Allen Hornyak; playing his points to lead Mempbla past center, taking over from 7-loot beat game of the year ac• OD UD Carollna .JVbiCh saw ita first. senior Luke Witte. cording!OTaylor,bad25potnts For the first time since he employ the basic skills of "'•ce , lead In the Eastern With Witte, one of the team's and made the patterns work. came to UCLA from Indiana · basketball.ruo · g• dribblin g, RACINE - Mrs. M•ry ,.... ,...ssm " DlYielon reduced to a ball highest scorers, o~ the bench, "No matter who was In State Teachers College In 1948, rebounding and shooting- Stampfle, .52, died Sunday game over Kentucky. DaVIa bit the Buckeyes got off to a slow there, something happened," John W:ooderi bas missed a better than this UCLA team," morning at the Lancaster for 26 points 17 in the second. start, but rolled on to a con- Taylor said. "We were moving Bnrlns' basketball game-but Barkey said. "It certainly Fairfield Hospital following a ball, and Neumam bad 2f ' vinclng 8fl.65 w1n over BuUer. th~ hAll. It waan't In one man's " appareJitly the Bruins didn't shows their coaching skill even lingering illness .. She was the while Mack Calvin paced "We bad to turn · tblnga bands a spell. We bad 11 ,. miss him. ·without John Wooden. I don't daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carolina with 30 and Billy around," Taylor said. "We first half 'baskets off running • Wooden was in the hospital believe the Bruins showed a 'Charles lhle of Racine. · Theatre 6, 13. Cunnlngballi bad 29. have to have confidence In one· patterns·1• · • .• 9:00- Bold Ones3. 4, 15; Behind fl1e Llnes20. Saturday night as his No. 1- ::!:~.~feet, because of his Mrs. Stampfle is survived by aract Wl11iams scored 22 of another. Right now we dCIII'I • Ohio State led only ~21 with 9:30- Black Journal20, 33; Movie "Your Money or Your Wife" ranked Bruins trounced UCher husband, Richard Slan)p- bla 31 polniB In the second ball have confidence or even balp less then 10minutes to'go in the " I, 10. I 10:00-Marcus Wel.by M.D. 6, 13; Film 33; NBC Reporls 3, 4, 15. Sante Barbara, 98-67, for their In other college ·basketball fie, Sr., three steJH:hildreri, to help San "'-o anap Its 10 Cllle another. Luke, oulaide the first hall;but outscored BuUer •.. 11:00- Johnny Carson 3. 4, IS ; Dick Cavett 6; Rose Bowl Bound fouith win of the season and action Saturdav,, second- Mrs Judy Weiland Mrs ,, · ' · game losing streak at the first game, everything was 20-5 to take a comfllrtable 42-26 •· 4; Virginian 8; Movies "It Happened on Fifth Avenue" 10; 49th in a row over three years. ranked Florida' St. rebounded Brenda Browq of Lancaster, expense of Denver. Larry downhill." lead at lntermlsalon. "30 Wlncl,.sfer for El Diablo" 13. 11: 45 - JahMy c~~rson 4. . The 62-year-old UCLA coach; from a shocking 61-59 loss to and Richard Stampfle, .~r., of Miller added 18 points to ·the The coach said Wolle, who The w1n was the tblrd 1p five 1:00 - Your Health 4. 1: News 4, l3j ·+• ~.............-v Bangkok, Thailand, . an 'Qr' •:clJlllcl" , Sfa;te, While ·"'*"" "'"Tf'P' '"....,.... ·~ ~ of the ',·~·ar·'-·ri.' ','1'~.-· ,adopted deugJI~. ;!tlr•,Aack toWea' Denver wi ~'26. ' start aga1n tonight here Bulldogs teJilto 3-G.' • . •'l L ·~ r'' ~- ~ -~ea!hamer, In .-Oregon; two · . "" ' ' "' against VIrginia Tech. · •·osu just' ... physical 1 ' Monica, ., Sunday and vltational Tournament; Sisters, Mrs. Frances Roberts ·. "He really did a good job," for our yoimg team," Butler · · ·might be able to retuni to the unranked . Marshall then of Racine, and Mrs. Robert Taylor said. "But we really · Coach George Theofanis said. " Bruins' bench when they host jalyoed Prince~n, 7~, to win Louks, Syracuse, and two don'tknow how he'll do against Pittsburgh and Notre Dame at that tournament; third-ranked brothers, Clark and John Ihle . . Pauley Pavilion next weekend. Marquette defeated Xavier of Racine. ' , Blll Walton, college basket- (Ohio), 70-52 ; fifth-ranked Mrs. · Stampfle wa~ a Funeral services were held BY PAUL CRABTRE.E ball's Player of the Year as a Minnesota ·beat Loyola- member of the Lan·caster at 2 p.m. today at the sophomore, bad a season high Chicago, 67-81; sixth-ranked B'usiness and Professional Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home A 1larroq ~t: Did you ever realize that wbea today'achlldral haw reached 30 points and 22 rebounds for North Caroliri8 St. won.the Big Women's Club and had in MiddlePort for Mrs. Anna matlrity, their ClrlltmiiiiJIIIIIIOI'Iea wiU be fWed with neither UCLA. Larry Hollyfield had 18 Four Tournament at Greens- received a 20-year pin as a Mary Woodgerd, 67, former visions of lll8llrpl111111 nor SUnda)' IChool treat-bags, but with poillts, Larry Farmer hit 17 boro by dropping ninth- teacher of Home Economics in Middleport resident, who died and Keith Wilkes added 16 as ranked North Carolina, ~I; the Lancaster City Schools. Saturday at Riverside memorlea of the myriad TV cblldren's the Bruins made it 1~ against No. 8 Southwestern Louisiana Funeral services will be held . Methodist HospitSI In No one-bone open alelgh. No chellnuta routing by an open fire. Net even Bing Croaby groa:nlngly dreaming of a White the Gauch011 in a series deling downed · McNeese St., 118-67; at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Columbus. back to 1948. and tenth-ranked Missouri won Haltemanfett Funeral Home Mrs. Woodgerd was born NEW YORK (UPI)-The attempt and the Browna took 0u11tmu-TV p:lala, lnltead. UCSB Coach Ralph Bar!ley the Volunteer Classic at with the Rev, John Henry Peck May 12, 1905 at ParkersbiD'g, Cleveland Browns gaw It their over flrst-611d-IO on their own If you don't tblnk t,bla Ia a bit of folklore a-borning, llaten to Knoxville by beating Ten- officiating. Burial will he in a the deughter of the late Mary best shot-and it fell jullt short. :Ill. On the first play. Plrlppe tllese fragments of conversation from three young folks who are came away shaking his head. "I haw never seen a team nessee, 67-57. , Lancaster cemetery. Ellen Leach Cook. Besides her The BroWIII needed a victory faked Into the line and tbrew a rather close to me: 1 parents she was preceded In overtheNewYortJetsSunday perfect strike through the . VyV)'IIllle (age 11): "Oh, _boy, what a week coming upcombined with a Pittsburgh whirling winds to Pitts, .who 'Santa Claus Ia Col"~ to Town,' and then 'How the Grinch Stole ~eeler lolls to San Diego to bad eaiily outmanuevered the Cuistmas' and 'Frollty the Sn0111J1811.' too." brother. Surviving are a captiD'e the American Football Jets' Steve Tannen. Pltll took Matthew (almollt 10): ''Yeah, lbey're really cool, but you daughter, Miss Marianne Conference Central Division theballoo the New York 31iand always cry In that scene when Frosty the Snowman melts." I' Woodgerd witll whom she lived tiUe. They held up their end scampered Into the end zone to Carole (age 6): "I cry, too." · the past several years In BY JACK O'BRIAN straightens the house, makes dinner and thenhandily, whipping the Jets on give Clewland a 17-10 lead. Vyvyanne: "Well, it's ·sad. YCIIJ Uke shows that are sad ColumbUll\ a brother, Harold NEW YORK (KFS)Adela Holzer, chief back to Dangerfield's. Jill is that determined. the rock-bard tundra of Shea sometimes, Matt." Pliipps later connected on Cook of Parkersburg, and Ben Vereen , deservedly unanimouslyStadium 26-10. But it wasn't the eight-yard paas to Pltla, Matthew: "'Illat part In "lbe UtUest Angel' is really sad backer of the Bdwy. musical disaster "Dude," blew exactly $292,250 as it was bullseyed by praised star of "Pippin," has no couch in his several nieces and nephews. enough as the Steelers' defense who when be cornea to vial! his mother." · beat Tannen's The Rev. Robert Bumgarner unanimously brutal .reviews. Makes Adela the· Imperial Theater dressing room whereupOn · i O Vyvyanne: :'Did you cry?" completely throttled San Diego replacement- Rich Sowellsofficiated at the services. year's biggest loser except, of course, for relax: Ben uses a mesh hammock slung serosa enroute to a 24-2 victory. Matthew: ''No, but that part where the angel pulla a hole In to put the game out of reach. Burial was In the Alexander Stewart Moss, G. M. heir, who backed McGuff the room from the ceiling ... Jerry Wayne, here' tile clouds so be can see out of heaven Ia sad, too." While Pittsllurgh earned its ''We'd been rumtng on first for almost hall a mill. promoting his "Bad Back Book," about bla own Cemetery at Hebbardsville. first title In 40yearsof National · down and we tlwulht we might • Carole: "I don't remember that one." Perry Como starts his wintertime spinal agonies, has lived in London for years. He Mrs. Woodgerd was a member Football League competition, catch them flat-footed,'' Vyvyanne: "Carole, you remember 'Santa Claus Is Comfug to Town,' where Sante is a little boy. I think he's so cute with that · engagement at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe Dec. 22. was requested to sing the Brillsh nat'! anthem of Middleport Heath United the Browns still were aiiUI'ed Plilpps ·said, explalnlng the Hardly a gent to letChrlstmas slide past without ''God Sjlve the Queen" and fell privileged to do Metbodls~ Church. red hair." of malting the playoffs fer the 10111 pass to P!tla. "I tbou8ht •' his family, Perry and Roselle will have the so - "But because they bOth have the same ninth time In the last 10 ye81'1. the play acllon ml8ht freeze Matthew: "I can't walt until they show Rudolph again!' PROGRAM AT 8 • whole Como family along 16 in all: Perry, melody, I absent-mindedly switched In the V)'V)'IlJille: "But it's sad, too, where the other reindeer make Only Instead of Central' them just enough to let Frank • Roselle, daughterTerry, sons David and Ronnie middle to the ·lyrics of 'My Country 'Tis of RACJNE - The program of champi111s, with the pouiNUty get free and It did. I waa just ' Rudolph so sad and mate fun of him." Carole: ''Mommy, doel Santa Claus have blue eyes? Uke and their mates, and all eight grandkids ... Thee' "; got a puzzlement and a few vlaitlng the Racine Elemenlary School of back-to-beck honle games In hoping the wind wouldn't ruin : •• While the Brillsh are screaming about taking In Yankee snickers ... If the ABC network tblnltl Jt to be presented tbla evening Cleveland, lbe Browns now the pass. Luckily it dim'!." they show on TV?" • Now, understand that these are not nfW shows -they're all 50,000 Indians Hitiered out of Ugande by Its will compete with Johnny Carson on the ballls of will be at ap.m., and bas been muat face the 111beaten DolWblle Cleveland Will hoping • on their third or fourth or eighth ,rerun, and they've become as brutal dictator, England's Liberal Party leader the 96-m!nute comedy 'disasters it's trying out moved from the junior high puns In Mtatnl nell! &lnday as the Steelera would 1et li:noclled : Lord Byers' deughter Ann will wed Indian-born these midnightS, just forget about Nielsen. building to the senior high the wild card or best ~p off In Sin Dle(lll; 111011 IICilel*d : mucb a part of the onset of the TV season to these kids aa tinsel, holly, or mlaUetoe ever was. ' Dr. Dipak of the Institute of Race Relations ... We've yet to see one worth a chortle; except by bulldlng. In the AFC. , the fact that they IJI'Oirably · ~ Here's showbiz diversification: actor Warren NBC. Playing In near arctic condl- would be playing against ~ lmlglne, a generation of adults who remember Chrlatmas CAROLING PLANNED .. The.late great grid coach VInce Lombardi's frarn the X-Ray diagrams of the Grinch 's heart ... the wret- Oats went from "Tom Sawyer" to the Iitle role ti0118-t0 ~e an hour g1111s ~ Members of Trinity Church and 15-degree' below 11!1'0 cblll ' Mlami . dledlu• of Olarlle Brown's Christmas tree ... or a cartoon In "Dillinger." son, Vlnee Jr., scored his first political touch"Ireallydldn'l think It would ~ vmblof Scrooge, tile Qoatchlttsand Tiny Tim. Good grief! Bdwy's legit theaters are batUing a new down. Junior, 30, is a new state senator In are to meet at the church at factor oo the fnllen turf-the take aa much aa liM to win lhll ': 8:30 p.m. Wednesday to go Browns·toot the lead the firllt waveofhiwmd-run boxofflce heists ... H'wood's Minnesota ... American slage acreen-TV folk dlvlaion," Phipps said. "I : A poE ~ the bead of CBS! (me of the better (and more old fashioned nepotism (aiMGM in the old days merely grouse when they get bad reviews, but In caroling. lime they llllfl the baD, ll'ote a thought an 1-4 or 9o6 would do lie on a contrannlal call as It. It looka Uke Plttsbugb -. --.rull CUi11tmaJ IIM!ciala "A Charlie Brown Chrlllmas," they called it "nephewtlsm") isn't dead: Elaine Paris, qohnnnist Edgar Sclmelder 'sot a nice PROGIWI SET lime ran out In the lint half needs 11~ to win. -lllacllilllloppoelte~oflalltl!eBSOII's very best TV dramal on May is director of 20th's "Heartbreak Kid,'' and . bell In the mouth fr9111 director Claude Lelouch The Cbrlatniil program of • '"""""'rk HaD of Fame;" Paul Gallico's "Snow 'Gooae." it stars J~nnie Berlin, Elaine's deughter; its fOr something Claude didn't appreciate. iba Miilemille M.E. church and then broke It ojllln In the "I real1ae It's ROinll to be • And,llddlnc 1n1uJt to Injury, tpe beat new special to air last script-teaser is Neil Simon - whose mother, Drwnmer Roger Kahn of the roct group will be bald at 7:30 p.m. second half Is Mike Plllppa loulh playing Milml doll'll Jlllr, '"DDe Homecomlng,"IJI'Ogenltor of thls year's series "The May, also bad a role in ils hey-bey ... 'llle ad called FluH~eedn't paradlddlefOI' bla tupper if Friday. The public is Invited. threw toacbdown pueea af 11 there," ba added. ''But we'W Wlltcial," - originally set to be shown at rnidnl8bl last fimi handling Oscar Mayer wieners & franks is he chooses not to. From a Ntby family, he and el&ht yardll to Fral* Plltl. llll'pi'INd a lot of lleOIIle tiU . " "ar, a p-eat time for kids. WBNS-TV wilely relented and Clinton E. Frank ... The girls sure 'are going to bas his own Park Ave. apartment and tools Playln1 under what ·be ye•. Nolrocb' lhou&M we ~ . • ••llllllo a tp.m. on a Friday called, "the Hat coodltlonl golq anywhere after 0111' be ldssed at Jimmy Byrnes' spot Ibis Yuletide: about in a $14,000 Ferirr! ... Wonder if ba's LODGE TO MEET rve played ander all ,..,.. SWiitlon C.. 'l'BI TV DIAL: Obto sc.te - Viritrua Tech bulretballat the ce!Ung decor is 250 sprigs of mlsUetoe. related to Roger Wolf Kahn, IICIII of the ric!Hich Pomeroy Chapter 46, !WI, IIIII look ... "Talu of Hoffman" on Opera Theater 8:10 on Slanley Tretick, who was Sen. McGuff's Otto Kahn who had his own bind bact In the 201 will meet In reauJar 111 i111at ~. lbe lblrd.,ur quar. '" ... today. It · - ' ' terblek frum Plrrdat who .... .where ... llld lbe IJbert7 Bowl football game (Iowa Slate VI. afflclal campaign cameraman, Ia sorting out ... How's tbla for casting: Zu Zla will play 1 7:30p.m. WedDIJII!ay, ......... DM 1111t we're 1M If ..... Tedl) at t 011 WBTN-TV. thousands of stills into a picture story for (he . psychiatrist in the "How To Seduce a Woman" emerpd • one of lbe •rtrodJ told me &lilt In lllp; premllr tleld ...... IIIII l!mlrer, t'cl llf !bey ~ hopes) TV tbat wiU dramatize the progressive Rick ... Henny Youngman's dllcriplion of 1 MEET TONIGHT ,..,lnbapeatbe . . . wltb cra&y". stral~the loser suffered ... UtUe Jill Corey with psychiatrist: "A cruy dock!l'" ... FCII' aflluent A meeting of dJrecton and the big talent Isn't comebacklng (she's at celebrators: Casino Rulle'l New Eve I eall ln lbl tblnl Bo 8catt ran :1'1 1ll'dl fur the ,.war meeting of the Rodney Dangerfield's club) the easy way: she · tariffwlllbetDI)perpanon.Olcbechomyal aev lnh 11rst .,.. • tiM baak Walton League of 'DIIJitlbsdjutfalltdlo ..._, lnt pa lives in New Jersey, commutes .to the club Old Bdwy. colullllilta - r die; lblf dtll't I I IIIII America's Ken Amsbary Qlllf& t al'lllpjrl fumble IIIIo a · nJghUy, and stars 9 to 2 a.m., deshes home for a even fade aWl)': the late Jounlal· Alnlrlean 11 tt lm a, 1IIID 1 d Oxt lu wt11 be held at , 7 couple hours of sleep, rises to get breakfast for ' · beloved Louis Sobol, 78, Nllllinl yt~U~~~lootinl score 11 BobbJ Rowfltld • , _ 1 tiiillt w1111 kinllht 11 the chapter's fann. her aeven-year.old, collapses again a rew hours, as who.n we met him more than Zl yurs 1«0' ml8led a 11-JII'II filld . . 1111 1411 m 111 1I_e ........ The home court advantage is onething ...but worth 21 points? That · was the case Sunday night when the New York Nets returned home to beat Virginia, 112-108, after losing to the Squires, 124'107, tile night before in Virginia. · The Nets never trailed after the first min4te of play and Cha~gepays off for Bucks Mary Stampfle died S daY. u- ~1i1=i:!~·$.~-e211~1~~1;85-6~~~i~~~:O~ ··~.~ . wll\l~''Al".SDJ!th ~~~with HP"!Dt~, ~ames~.9bl~ t~~iC'' as"too Mrs. Woodgerd & THINGS died Saturday Browns trip / Jets, ·26-1 0 ._.? · .Uli8!1V4 . ;illo .l. .,-:c ....;;e -~a.' l$'o'""~ii"'lir ·'"'";·W~'r' .. '"II•'• .,-a ... r «rr, a weeks. Ron Hill, who didn't Highlanders with 12 points and play agaill)lt the Highlanders Mike Dillon added 10. Coach because of a sprained ankle, Richard Hamilton ' s should be back in action next Highlanders have a ().5 overall Friday against the Eastern slate and are 0-4 inside the Eagles. . SVAC. Southwestern now has a l>!oi'man Curfman , .a 6-t' three-year · 43 game · los ling junior forward , and Mike streak. · Nease, a ft-10 senior guard, had Coach Bob Ord's Tornadoes 42pointstogetherinpaclngthe pulled away to a 14-8 first Southern attack, Curfman had . quar.ter lead and widened that 22 on 11 field gOals while Nease to 31-21 at the half. South picked up 20. Nick lhle followed ern put the ICing on \j'ith 10. ' the cake in the third Sophomore 5-10 forward _quarter when they outKevin Walker led the scored the Highlanders 19-10 Bengals run wild in 61-17 tril}mph HOUSTON (UPI) - Lemar In all, Baker completed four Parrish also made two inParrish, a slightly built Cincin- of 10 passes for 47 yards and terceptions against the Oilers nat!. Bengals cornerback from had four interceptions retUrned in the Astrodome last year . The Lincoln University, tied a 124 ,Yards. The Oilers, pro three In Sundey 's game broke a National Football League re- football's worst team with a !- Bengal record. So did the 61 cord and ended'thecai'eer of an 13 record, weren't expeeled to points in one game, erasing the opposing · quarterback in. 42 lnvite'Baker back to <:amp next old mark of 45 set against New seconds Sunday. · summer. England In 1970. It came In Cincinnati's 61-17 Doug Dr!$sler, Cincinnati's It also was the most points victory over the Houston Oilers big fullback, actually had scored against Houston, surin the final game of the season given Baker his chance to play passing the 56 run up by the for both teams, by putting the game out of the Oakland Raiders in the 1969 Parrish, a third.year player, Oilers' reach with three touch- American League title game. was poised on the Oiler 30-yard 'downs in the first 16 minutes of Oiler owner Bud Adems turned off his television set in that line when rookie quarterback the second half. . Ed Baker of Houston dropped With Cincinnati leading only game. Unfortunately be was watchback to throw. Baker drifted 19-10, Dressler romped 43 right and Parrish edged that yards for one touchdown , ing this one in person. way with him, watching Ba- hulled his way one ¥1ird for ' ker's eyes. · another, and caught a 20-yard OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORES The eyes are th e key to · pass from Ken And erson for 8 United Press International where a quarterback will third to make it 48-10. Earlier, · Cleve. Lincoln West 94 throw, especiaUy if he's a Horst Muhlmann kicked four Cleve. John Marshall62 62 Cleve. Coach Paul ·Dillon's Hannan grabbed 63 rebounds. Caldwell rookie. Baker threw toward field goals and A~derson ran Cleve. Max Rhodes 61 Hayes Trace Wildcats captured their led the rebounding department flanker Dave Smith and three yards. Cleve. Soulh 7l Cl eve. West fifth victory in six' outings with 18. Lusher grabbed 12. Parrish cut in for tile inKent Nix, who started ~t Sh:e~:/4Heighfs 52 Cleve. Saturday night with an, easy, It was a complete night, as terception on the '25, · quarterback for the Oilers m Heights so 74-39 romp over Hannan, W. Hannan Trace's reserves won He ran untouched for a place of injured Dan Pastorini, University School 80 Cleve. "3 d · 1 · BenedictineGreen 71 Va. a 5... 4 ec1s on. Wells paced touc hd· own With 13:57 accounted for both Hous to n Nordonla 71 56 Hannan Trace placed five the winners with 18 points. remaining In the game. On the touchdowns, throwing 14 yards Walerlord 76 Glouster 69 players in double figures in Wayne Richardson had 20 in a first play after the next kickoff to Fred Willis in the second Barnesville 80 Shenandoah 71 racing to. the non-league vic- losing cause . it happened again. quarter and three yards to N~ Philadelphia 59 Coshocton tory. The Wildcats will play their Parrish was on the Oiler 35 Burrough with 19 seconds !llewcomerstown 89 Caldwell65 Wayne Hesson 6-0 alumni Tuesday night. covering speedy Ken Burrough remaining. Skip Butler kicked Norlhwestern-HIIand, ppd. ' . . . . . Zanesville Rosecrans 44 sophomore, came off tl1e bench Box Score: when Baker threw agam. This a 28-yard !1eld goal m the ftrst Garroway 41 to ~or~. lj! P~\t:lnn~Ji!lal, ,~, H~n(39~"" Holley. 6-l-13 :.. tlmeParrisfi.ln~ep~ll.q.tlle ,, quarter for Houston. Indian Valier ·South 79 quarter in pac!)lg i~lf, Wild,eair, Barnett 1-0-2; Black 7-0-14; Hili , 33 a~d ret~ 1 for. an~~n~. •··•Not•HI• Best •·•·· · · " ' Tr~~/rv'J~h~fan 60-" " players,.. Blg Mike CaldweU, 6-6 3-1-7; Plants .1-1•3. Totals 18-!1- touchdown wit 3:15 to 20. Parrish ' also intercep!M a Madlson-Dovor, ppd. senior forward; .!)on Wells, 6-5 39. Pass Grabbed . N1x pass and returned. 1t 32 ~lamlsburg 4S Oak~ood 4l junior center; John Lusher, 6-1 Hannan Trace (74) That tied an NFL record for · yards to the Houston 47 m the Rf~~~~nn~4 ~r~g~/2 1> M!O· junior rorward and Terry Caldwell 4-2-10; Wells· 5-0-10 ; most interceptions returned for second quarter to set up a 24 . . dlefown 74 , Shaffer B-1 senior all canned Shaffer 5-0-10 ·, Dunfee 2-0-4·, touchdowns in one game. yard Muhlmann field goal Valley View 86 Ed~ewood 71 • • . . Middletown Fenwick 68 Mason 10 points each. ·Randy Black Lusher 5-0-10; Swain 2-0-4 ; Seven other players also have which put Cincmnati ahead 64 and Larry Holley paced the Hesson 6-0-12 ; Waugh 2-0-4; done it. permanently 13-10. Lemon Monroe 74 olumbus visitors with 14 and 13 points Williams 2-0-4 ; Halley 1-4-8·. Baker, a former Lafayette But Parrish did not consider Ca~~w~:~man Sandy re.spectively. Totals 34-6-74. quarterback who spent two this his best game. Valley 35 Hannan Trace Jed 15-4 at the By Quarters: seasons on the New York "My best game was against Steubenville 54 Can11d, Lincoln end of the first period; 36-11 at Hannan 4 7 10 18-39 Giants taxi squad and this Buffalo my rookie season," he Li~ewood Sf . Ed•1arp 49 Canthe half and 56-21 going into the Hannan Trace IS 21 20 18-74 season on the Oiler cab squad, said. "I returned a missed field ton McKinley 44 final stanza. came back for one more pass. goal 83 yards for a touchdown, Y~~ngstown Easl 62 The Wildcats hit 34 of 80 field Lora in Admiral King 73 Lora in It was intercepted by Bengal brought back a kickoff95 yards Louisville 633 ~;:~k~~i,;~~ goal attempts for 42 pet. and M!~sfleld '73 Marion 56 safety Neil Craig and r~turned for a touchdown and made two Fa irless 52 0 Oberlin 78 Southview 74 for a touchdown. Interceptions." Marling ton Hoover 64 SET, HIKE - An unidentified Southwestern Highlander appears to be snapping the ball from center during Saturday night's Southern-southwestern cage tilt at Racine . Ready fa receive th~ "snap" is Highlander Mike Crouse, number 12. In background ls Southern's Mike Nease, number 32. Southern won, 60-50. Leo Hill photo. · · Hannan ·Trace opening up a 50-31. advantage. Southern CO!lni!Cted on z:f of 58 field goal attempts for 40 pet. and made 14 of '1:1 !tom the foul line. The Highlanders made .16 of :;o from .\he field for 32pct. and swished 18 of 23 free throws. The Sou~ reserves, coached l)y Dwain Wolfe, won their third game of the year with a 67-23 rout' over Southwestern in the preliminary game. The two Southern losses have come by a total of tbree points! Pete Sayre led all scorers with 22 points for Southern while freshman Greg Dunning add 11. Other Tornado scorer' were Don Schaeffer eight, Tim Hill seven, Mitch' Nease and Buddy Ervin five each, T~rry Sayre four, and Monty Hart and Dave Clark each two. Jeff Banks topped Southwestern with eight. Reserve game Southwestern 6 4 8 5-23 South~ 21 10 21 11>-87 rs!ty SOUTH (60) - lhle 3+ 10; Curfman 11-0-22, Nease 6-820, . Miller 2-0-4, Ord 0-1-1, Knighting 1-1-3. Totals 23-14.60. SOUTHWESTERN (50) Wood 0-4-•, Dillon •-2-10, Walker 4-4-12, Frasher D-1;1, Bush 2-4-7, Crouse 1-~. Carter, 4-1-9, Lewis 1-0-2. Totals 18-11150. Southwestern 8 13 10 19--50 Southern 14 17 19 10-60 chalks up fifth • cage .vt~tory United Press lnternalion~l Tex. Lutti. as McMurry 78 East New Mex . St. 69 UTEP 49 LIU 89 West Tex. St. 64 W•st St.Lauls 78 SetooHall 65 Denver lOS Colo. Wsfrn St. Dominican 77 Brklyn Poly 60 Mont. 58 Wyoming 49 Wittenberg 63 Pllt 54 · UCLA 98 Snfa Brbra 67 Rchslr Tech 91 Rbrls'Wslyn 67 Sfnfrd 75 San Jse Sf. 54 Lehman 68 N. Y. Tech 57 Ore. St. 85 Puget Snd 66 Niagara 99 Buff Sf. 69 BYU Young 8S Utah Sf. SO Brklyn Coli. 80 Pace 61 0 . Roberts 57 S.D. Sf. 75 Fordham 7 CCNY 57 Hawaii 94 UNCJ.V 74 'Adelphi 69 Hofstra 6• Seattle Pac. 73 W.Wash. 59 Conn. 71 Columbia 62 · Porllnd 10 Lyhr-Cal. 79 Temple 75 Rulgers 66 Alamo Classic Pl. Park 47 Sfeubenvl 43 At Sin Antonio, Tex. IChal!lllionsh!p) W. Chesler 63 MUiersvl 61 aos.fon St. 8i Salem St. 59 SW Tex .Sf. 68 St. Mary's 60 Brandeis 99 Suffolk 81 !Consolation) N.H. Coil. 85 Husson 73 Pan Am . 88 Trinity, Tex. 69 Mass. 74 Harvard70 Big Four Tournament Slppry Rck 92 Geneva 65 At GreensborO, N.C. St. Fran .79 Bldwn-WIIce 76 (Championship) Clarion 70 Ind., Pa. 62 N.C. Sr. 68 No. Car . 61 Penn St. 65 Bos Coil . 63 I Consolation) Richmond 75 Canislus 73 Duke. BO Wake Forest 67 Manhattan 57 Rhode Is. 47 Jayhawk Classic Y~le 92 Trniy, Conn. 66 At Lawrence, Kan. Vtllanova 63 Clemson 60 (Championship) Colgate 85 llhaca 73 Kansas 60 San Fran 58 Phila Tex 83 Kings, Pa . 70 IConsolallonl Upsala 58 A~:~f~f 54 Tex. Tech. 53 ·Army 52 Old Dom. 68 Roanoke 63 MarTha II Invitation Mercer 120 Ft. Valley St. 60 AI Huntington, ~.Va . No . Ga. 71 Covenant 53 !Champlonshtp) Furmn 96 Applchn Sl. 80 Marshall 78 Prlncetoo. 64 Presby. 86 F. Marion 68 !Consa!otlonl R. Morris 69 Ferrum 65 Florida Sf. 85 Baylor: 67 Georgia 66 LSU 62 Trojan lnvifaflonat, Florida 78 Ga. Tech 69 At Los Clladel 55 E. Car. 54 Miss. (:oil. S9 Harding 75 Crsn-Nwmn 94 Tenn. Sf. 91 South Fla. 62 Whealon 61 VIrginia 90 Wm.&Mary 80 Mars Hill 77 Catawbs 72 Memphis St. 80 Navy 5i Sou. Miss. 84 SE La. 74 Union, Ky. 69 Berea 61 Norfhwd 62 Plkevl ll Murry Sf. 83 Jacksn Sf. 76 Va . Tech 78 E,Tenn.Sf. 67 • Am . 79 St.John's, N.Y. 75 Fla . Southern 73 Ga. St. 57 La . Tech 85 Ga . Southern 80 Midwest Indiana S9 Ohio U. 68 Hanover 100 Findlay 74 Rockford 92 Carleton 87 Ohio Si. S6 Buller l5 Ind. C:ent. 90 :nd. Sf.,E'vl 62 Mich. St. 76 Wsfrn Mich. 73 Minn. 87 Loyola, Ill. 81 Cincl 95 Davidson SA Iowa Sf. 88 Drake 84 Cleve St. 87 Ball St. 85 Mich. 74 Detroit 65 · Kan . Sf. 71 Washington 64 Marqueffe 70 Xavier, 0 . 52 Evansvl78 Ky . Wesleyan 66 Dayton 74 Akron 69 DePaul 70 Sf. Bonnie 68 Bradley 100 Tenn. Tech 83 If emersenciee LaSalle 93 Eastern Mlch, 66 Bowling Green 88 Cent. Mich 83 · arise, ia your fam· AlA 73 Toledo 67 Uy adequately cov· Yngsfwn Sf. 75 Alllnce, Pa . SO No. Ky. Sf. 93 Ohio Dom. 86 ered? Seenre their Kenyon 72 Urbana 69 well·beilil wiib a O.Norfhern 76 Oberlin 58 Lncln U., Mo. 80 Ky, Sf. 74 revised policy. SouthWHI SW La. 88 McNeese Sf. 67 Couull .Ariz. 91 No. Ill. 90, of Tulsa 89 Bakerslld Sf. 79 Ariz. St. 104 t:~o. Ariz. 72 ~Ins. :-iousfon 79 Calif. 75 Ida. St. 87 Hrdn-Smmns 67 H. Payne 82 Angelo Sf. 78 Ok Cllz 106 TCU 65 Sfhwstrn 96 Ausfn Coli. 78 ·Security Is Lovt UK IT AI Loulsv!llt, Ky. !Chllmpionshlpl Kentucky 95 Oregon 68 I Consolallonl Colo. Sf. 57 Neb. 51 Ufth Classic At Salt Lake City · I Chtmplo~shlp) College Scores Sanla Clara 97 Prvdnce 92 I Consolttlonl Souih Car. 77 Utah 73 Volunlftr Claulc At Knoxville, Ttnn. . (Championship) Missouri 67 Tenn. 57 , . (Contolatlonl Syracuse S4 1-ioly Cross 76 u. Soon Celts continue ram ~:~:~~~~~~ +++ y-·• BY· KEITH WISECUP RACINE · - The Southern Local Tornadoes picked up their second league victory of the seas.on here Saturday night, 60-50 over winless Southwestern . The Southern victory, second against tbree losses overall and seco•.1 In folD' SVAC games, was cosUy . Bob Miller, a good ball-handling lind · shooting guard, suffered a torn shoulder tendon in the third quarier and will be out of acU~n for approximaiely eight , ' FOR BIG DI_SCOUNT SAVING.S. ! 700 W. M_ ain • Pomeroy 9 to 9 Daily-8unday l-9 · L-------·---------~ 'By United Press International The Boston Celtics played their fourth game In as fllllny different cities In five nights Sunday and hardly seemed pressed while routing the Seattle SuperSonics, 128-98. Boston, now riding a nine game winning streak, began its Western swing with a victory in Phoenix Wednesday night before loPping Los Angeles on Friday, Portland on Saturdey and then SeatUe. The Celtics' next stop is Tuesday night at Oakland against the Golden State Warriors before · traveling to Kansas Clty. Omaha Friday and to Milwaukee Saturday. Against the SuperSonics, Boston began slowly, taking a ·.25-M first.quarter lead before limiting Seattle to 12 points in quarter with the Celtics weU ahead. John Havlicek's '1:1 points paced Boston to its 26th win in 29 contests and moved the Celtics three games ahead oi. second-place Ne\\' York In the Nationlil Basketball Association's Atlantic Divla!on. 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POMEROY, 0• ' �• ' 4- 'l'bll Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport.~y. 0., Dec. 18,1972 $-The DaUySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 18,1972 Pro Standings ' Flnol NFL Sloncllngs ly Uttlted l'rfts lnternolionol East · w. I. I. 11<1. pf Ill Wasil. 11 3 0 .786 336 218 ~·O.IIas 10 4 o .714319 240 NY Giants 8 6 0 .511 331 247 II. Louis 4 9 1 .321193 303· 2 11 1 .17'1145 352 ""lla Cenlral w. I. t. pel. pi PI Green Bay 10 4 o .714304 226 t nnesota trOll Chicago 8 5 1 .607 339 290 7 7 o .500 301 252 4 9 1 .321 225 775 West w. I. I. pet. pi pa S.n Fran 8 5 1 .607 353 249 Atlanta 7 7 0 .500 269 27 4 Los Ang 6 1 1 . ~ 291 286 NewOrlns 211 I .179215361 American Conference Eost w. I. t. pet. pf pa Miami 14 o o 1.000 385 111 NY Jets 7 7 0 .500 367 324 Baltimore 5 9 o .357 235 252 New Eng 3 11 0 .214 192 ·446 Central · w. I, t. pet. pi pa Pll!sbrgh "11 3 0 .786 3.0 175 •·Cleve 10 4 0 .718 268 249 Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 299 229 Houston 1.13 0 .011 164 380 West . w. I. t. pet. pi pa Oakland 10 3 1 .750 365 24ll kan Clly 8 6 0 .571 287 254 Dtnver 5 9 0 .357 325 350 Sen Diego 4 9 I .321 $64 344 •·Clinched wild card playoff Dinner party held ~ cSocial I d Richmond Balllmore 12 16 3 27 112 117 S 16 6 16 76115 Sunday's Results Clncl 4 Nova Scolla 2 Providence J Boston 1 Richmond 4 Cleve 4, lie Rochester 4 New Haven 2 Hershey 6 Virginia 3 !Only games scheduled} Monday's G.mes· I No games ~cheduil!j!l WH ASlancllngs 'By United Press lnternolional E.sl w. I. I. pts gf ,. New Eng 21 11 1 .0 144 110 Cleveland 18 13 1 37 113 87 New York 18 16 0 36 147 121 Quebec 16 14 1 33 l09 Ill Ottawa 14 15 1 29 105 126 Phila 11 20 0 22 109 142 West w. I. I. pts gl ga Winnipeg 21 15 2 44 142 116 Minnesota 17 13 2 36 1.05 101 Los Ang IS 15 J 33 111114 Alberta 14 18 2 30·103 120 Houston IJ 16 2 28 100 110 Chicago 8 20 1 11 79 109 Sunday's Results AI berta 3 Ottawa 1 Minnesota 4 Chicago 2 Hovs 4 Los Ang 4, lie, ot Winnipeg 4 New York 3 Quebec 3 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 6 New Eng 3 Mondor's Games I No games scheduled} WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ' Nov• Scotia Rochester Boston Providen<;e ~'It':~ Cln<:lnnall Virginia Hershey Cleveland SERVICE In At 9-0ut. At 5 HeIen n· ..e. I ALL ARTIACIAL · CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENlS PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! California BOOTS ,- (lj ° $ large stalk Southern Yams . .. , .'"· ttc Woshoble Suede Suede manufacturers, iry· ing to keep up with the new Imitation suede which is washable, are working on a treatment for real suede that will allow you to do the same thing. election? A- No such provision was made. ,Girls' Regular $6.95 Dear 200: Let's put it this way: you must burn off approximately 3500 calories to lose ON~ pound. An average love-mailing session burns around 200 calories, maybe 150 for married couples. So ... If you want to lose a pound a week without dieting, well - Jots of luck. But your wife may remind you thal150 gozlnta 3500 - 23.3 times!!! - ·H. 12" Side Zipper-Size 12-3 BOOTS...............~~.~3.50 heritage house Waist to Wrist SODA, HALF & HALF, KOLA or Ginger Ale A&P HOMOGENIZED -~ i't" Ill • MIDDLEPORT, 0. - DINING TUESDAY EVENING ONLY 5lo9: 30-$2.50all you can &of, SHOPPER'S SPE(;IAL! - MANY FAMOUS or Ala Cartel. loHie1 TV TOYS & GAMES MARKED DOWN AS MUCH AS :Rey"oftfa, w,.., Call Coalect SSG. Clark ltN022 Taking their cue from the success of tiny waist belts, watch designers are now making their straps and bands thinner. ' GAUON Non-Returnable ~ 1 ' 28·01. itn... .. BUFFET k:----~I Fresh Milk .$ ........ ' 2% Lowfat * 95 lOLA'S Q-Are U.S . presidents notified officially of their ' p ··~ 1 SWEATERS 5.00 Use OUr Free Pa.rking Lo! Robinsoo's Qeaners uS 25% OFF Dudley's F1ol ist o. NEW MANAGER ATLANTA (UPI)-The Atlanta Braves announced SUnday that Bobby Hofman, now a coach for the Cleveland Indians, will manage the Braves' International League farm club in !Uchmond ned year. The 4'-yearoOid Hofman, formerly with Kansas City, WuiJinslon, and Oakland, wiD IIICCeed Clyde Kina, formerly manager of the San Francisco Giants, recently named special assistant to Braves persormel director Eddie Robinson. SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY E /a nsemvw P ryS are brought 123 (OnlyJ:.:es scheduled} oy's Gomes Portland va. KC-Omaha AI Kansas City (Only game scheduled} 16 8 8 40 124 12 IS 9 6 36 108 107 15134 , :U 102113 13 10 5 31 108 97 8 15 5 21 104 122 6 21 5 17 99 151 ·west w. 1.1. pts gl oa 24 8 2 4 1<10 92 14 11 6 34 113 1GI 12 9 7 31 101 II 10 fi 7 27 116110 Chester club dinner held L , gtift ;;~~~:rril~~~~: E11t w. 1.1. pis gf go c ·Third Friday clitb at party 15 AHL Standings By United ....... lnternot101111 Wildwood Club had 15 entries. Plans were made to send cards to several members who are ill and tj) fill and deliver !lhut.in baskets to several in the community. For the program each member had a reading on Christmas , Mrs. Eurna c ABA S!andlngs By United Press International Sa!urlfay's Results East Miami 16 Balllmore 0 w. I. pet, g.b. San Fran 20 Mlnneso!a 17 Carolina 20 14 .588 {Only games scheduled I Kentucky 18 13 .581 Sunday's ROJUII$ Virginia 18 19 .'486 Buffalo 24 Washington 17 New York 13 IS .419 Cleveland 26 NY )e!s 10 Memphis 12 21 .364 JAN Clly 17 Allan!a 14 West Clnclnna!l 61 Houston 17 w. I. pet. g.b. Green Bay 30 New Orleans 20 Indiana 19 12 .613 St.Louls24 Philadelphia 23 Utah 19 14 .576" 1 Denver 45 New Orleans 21 Denver 16 15 .516 3 Oakland 28 Chicago 21 Dallas 13 16 .448 5 Pi!!sburgh 24 San Diego 2 San Diego 15 21 .417 ·6'12 NY Giants 23 Dallas l Sunday's Results · · Oefi"ol! 3.4 Los Angeles 17 New York 112 VIrginia 108 IOnly games scheduled} Memphis 125 Carolina 118 S.turday's Games · San Diego 113 Denver 104 AFC Semlflnol Pl.yoll (Only games scheduled) Oakland at Pittsburgh · Monclly's Games NFC Semlflnol Plioyoll Dallas at U!ah , Dallas at San ·Francisco (Only game scheduled} Sunclay'a Gaines AFC Semfflnol Plioyoll Cleveland at Miami NBA Standings NFC Semiflnol Plioyoff By United Press International Green Bay at Washlng!on Eastern Conference Atilntlc Division NHL Standings • w. I. pet. g.b. By United Pross International . Boston 26 3 .897 East · New York 25 8 .758 3 w. r. t. pts g1 a• Buffalo 9 22 .290 18 Montreal 19 5 8 ~ 128 75 Philadelphia 3 30 .091 25 ll<>1ton 20 8 3 .o 142 103 Central Division NY Rangers 20·10 3 .0 127 87 w. I. pet. g;b. Buffalo 17 8 7 41 121 92 Baltimore )8 13 .581 Detroit 13 14 3 29 95 103 Atlanta 17 15 .531 1"oronto 9 17 5 23 95 104 Houston ' 13 17 .433 Vancouver 9 19 4 22 93 132 Cleveland 9 25 .265 NY Islanders 3 24 3 9 58 14 Wostorn Conference West · ' Midwest Division w. 1. t. pts rf oa w. I. pet. g.b. Chicago 19 10 2 o10 118 82 Milwaukee 22 9 .710 Minnesota 17 12 3 37 112 92 Chicago 20 10 .667 1'12 Pl!lla 15 14 4 :u 118m KC-Ornaha 18 16 .529 5'12 Pittsburgh 15 13 3· JJ 119 103 Detroit 13 17 .433 8'12 Los Angeles x4 u 4 32 100 100 P•clflc Division Atlanta 13 16 5 31 84 102 w. ·1. ,.b. wst.wlouls 10 14 6 24 78 97 25 5 19 11 Clllfarnla 4 1~ 7 7'1130 f:~~~:l ~ O.tro~/.&ZIJ: •• 1 i Buffalo 4 Toronto 0 · s.__; aen ar f•OL aerosol WITH THIS COUPON ... d Thru S.turdey, Dtco1111Mt 2lrd. AI All Coh. tllv. AlP WEO'S LIMIT QfoiE CQUPOfol ~~ Glood Tkru S.turdty DtctMMt 2lrd At All polo. Dl•. AaP WEO'S LIMIT ONE COUPON it\ftr\111\1ftll00i .. , t 0 . · Frigidaire has a brand new way to control trash. The Frigidaire trash compactor. It can take four bagsful of wrappings. boxes, soda cans and food scrapings and squash them down to a one·bag size. one neat. disposable bag made especially for the Frigidaire trash cdmpactor. lfshe already has a compactor. she might like.one of our other timesaving gift Ideas. Like Frigidaire's microwave ollen. mobile dishwasher or compact refrigerator. . Is not II MIDDLEPORT 8oocl Thru S.tur4ey. Doc•"""' Dnl. At All Coh. Dr..' AlP W£01 "'-" w.m LIMIT ONI COUPON • RUTLAND - "Have HoUy Mounlam slates, and she Lewis were chairmen of and . getting wood for \ lhe 4 Thomas, whoisiU,senta paper ~ Every Season" was the topic of named several varieties of lhi:J committees for the show. fireplace, removing wnranted on "The Chrisbnas Cactus" ~ · the program presented by Mrs. suitable tQ lhe climate here . A roundol"obln get well card vines that are growln& up which was presented by Mrs. ·MONDAY Lawrence Milhoan at the Mrs. Erlewine presented the was prepared for Mrs, Paul . tr~s. spraying threel for 1CaJe Hollon . Mr~ . Paul fisher STUDENTS OF Rutland recent annual Christmas ~ty devotional period using a .Winn, ·a member who has been and other insects, order ~ lalked on how to niake poin- Elementary School directed by of the Rutland Garden Club al selection entitled "When will' in St. Joseph's Hospital. )I was catalogs, culling spring settias last longer, and tips on Mrs. Maurita Miller will the home of Mrs. Harvey Chrisbnas Come?," . and the noted that flowers had been branches, such as foray~, gardening for, January w.ere present Chrislmas program Erlewine. answer, "It Came with Jesus' sent to two members who have for forced blooming taler. She given by Mrs. Karl Grueser. when Rutland PTA meets at . The party foUowed dinner at B.irth." She also read a poem been ill. advised against buying She talked on the selection and 7:30 p.m. Monday in high Crow's Steak House w!lere by Jan Churchill titled "A Gardeping Ups for January "bargain" plants, and allowing care of a Chrisbnas tree and school gymnasium. favors of Chrislmas figures Gilt" were given by Mrs. Dayton snow to get too heavy on the possibility of using the. tree CHESTER PTA 2 p.m. and flowers set in miniature Why don't you give some- Parsons who recommended evergreens. for mulch once the holiday. is Monday. Christmas program plasticpotsweregivenbyMrs. OIJt this gilt? cutting down unwanted trees Miss Ruby Diehl, program · over. directed by Mrs. Whitehead. Jack RobiSOn, president. It won't colt you i cent. l.lchainnan, thanked those who Mrs. Grueser also recom· Rev. Herbert· Grate will be "Hollies can do more than Sure to give lbe heart participated In the program. mended that snow he brushed present. decorate at Chrisbnas," said a lift, The traveling prize provided off evergreens to prevent RACINE Gr~de School Mrs. Milhoan, who suggested Ws c.alied a compUmeDI." at WOrShip hOUf by Mrs :lrttus was won by Mrs . CHEST~H - Members of damage, that"seed catalogs he ·Christmas program to be that they include top-notch Mrs. Ann Webster gave the Paulirie Atkins. Mrs. Ralph the Past Co!JI1cilors' Club of ordered, that Crose bushes be presented at 7;30 pm. Mooday landscape trees.and shrubs and secretary report and Mrs. Kate Thlrleen girls of the Meigs Turner will provide the prize · Chester Council323, Daughters . mulched, and that the birds be at . the juniOr high building that there are kinds for almost ' Jarrell the treasurer's report. High School Concert Band for January. of America, met Wednesday fed. when the PTA meets. · every climate. She described The county Christmas flower organized as a woodwind en· The Christmas gift e~:change night at Bowers' Restaurant The members exchanged MEIGS Chapter, Order of the way to plant holly as show was discusaed. Several semble presented three was held at the conclusion of for a holiday dinner party. gifts. A flower arrangement DeMolay Chrislmas pa,rty and recommendedbyDorothyEhel members received ribbons, Chrisbnas carols during the the meeting. Mrs. Erlewlne, Hostesses for a party -demonstration on "Christmas" . eift exchange, Monday, 7:30 Hansell and told of the dif· and one, Mrs. Judy Titus, was Heath United Methodist assisted by Mrs. _Fred George, following the turkey dinner was given: Attending were p.m. at temple. Mothers of ferent types of holly available. lhe winner of the Best of Show Church of Middleport worship served punch, coffee from a were Mrs. Mary Showalter and Mrs. Vernon Nease, Mrs . members will meet at same The American holly, she said, award. Two members, Miss ·service Sunday morning table featuring Christmas Mrs. Opal Hollon who Clifford Phillips, Mrs. David time. grows In aU but lhe Rocky Ruby Diehl and Mrs. Charles directed by Dwight Goins. canqles. The Erlewlne home presented each guest with a Nease, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. RACINE Elementary PTA ·-.~&::"'T 1!"'W'Wi~· ·"·~ The musicians were Liz was decorated throughout With small. gift Mrs. Mae Spencer Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Homer · Christmas program Monday, 8 evergreens and candles. . won the door 'prize, and an .. Blaettnar, Sharron Bing, The arrangement of · the' Th Holter' Mrs. Henry omas, p.m. at Southern High School to Debbie Priddy ,lngrid Hawley' exchange of gifts was conMrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. he presented by the children, . p· Teri Bumgardner, Connie ·evening was brouaht by Mrs, ducted by Mrs. Spencer and Mason Fisher, Mrs. Hollon, Thre will be no business Chris Piehl. Mrs. Erlewine's Mrs. Hattie Frederick. Blevins, Garnes, Redenith M Mrs . Karl Grueser, rs . . meeting. Everyone welcome. Don F Is Ba ba Ful'" Chrisbnas cac"'" '"" had '"-·-t uwa 08 rllilc ' Miss Sybil Ehersbach hosted Cards were signed by the Kenneth Harris, · · Mrs. · s•·...cey MEIGS Chapter, · Order of r ra .. , into bloom the day of the Babs White, Jenny Chapman, the annual Christmas party of members for Miss l.eda Mae Arnold, and Mrs. Don Grueser. DeMolay, 7:30p.m. Monday at By Helen Bottel Rose Coleburn and Carol meeting and was displayed to the Third Friday Club Friday Kraeufer and Mrs . Letha ,. the Middleport Masonic the members. night at her Mul,berry Ave. Wood, both confined to the Temple. Christmas party and • • • ~w~. • ................. . home following dinner at liolzer Medical Center. Mrs. 0Ve S gift exchange. Meigs DeMolay II Takes All Kinds ... Crow's Steak House . Ada Morris, vice president, Mothers Club to meet at same Dear Helen: PATIENT VISITED HlghJighting the holiday had charge of the meeting, NEW HAVEN - Mr . anq time. I have a neighbor who is actually afraid ·to enjoy herself, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, New decorations of the home was a Others attending th~ holiday TUESDAY even if it's lega,l, moral, whatever. Somehow she was brought up ' white chrisbnas tree with red party were Mrs. Inzy Newell, SPECIAL Meeting, Racine Haven, visited recenUy )Vith balls, red velvet ribbons and Mrs. Enna Cleland, Mrs. Ada Lodge 46.1, F"&AM, to confer to think that if you covered'yoW"self with gloom - suffered a lot their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. miniature lights . .Members Neutzling, Mrs. Mary Hayes, Love gifts for the David Kalb fellow~ raft degree on one - you'd earn YOJll" big reward in Heaven. Terry Hall and Mr. and Mrs. She says we aren't put on this earth tQ have a sood time. We enjoyed a carol sing and Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. family, missionaries in Africa, candida te, 7:30 p.m. Tuesd ay. Tom Cullinam, all of Colwn· Ella Smith read a Christmas Ethel Orr, Mrs. Mabel Van were brought by members of All Master Masons invited and must wait, strive and endure, so we can walk the Streets of Gold bus. They went especially to in joy forever, and all that jazz. story, ''The two from Galilee." Meter, Mrs. Zona Biggs, Mrs. the Evangeline Missionary refreshments to be served. see Mrs. Cullinam who was a She's never "happier'' than when things to wrong, as each A piano solo, "The Shepherds Golda Frederick, Mrs . Ada Society of the Pomeroy Church CHRISTMAS Concert patient at Doctors North 59 N. Second St. new misery adds a string to her harp, sort of. Evening Song" was presented V.an Meter, Mrs. Zelda Weber, of Christ at a recent meeting Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at Eastern HOilpital in Colwnbus. Middleport, All this I could stand, thoush she IS depressing, but she tries by Miss Ebersbach, and the Mrs. Betty Roush , Mrs . . held at the Uncoin Heights High School. Program by program concluded with group Pauline Ridenour, and Mrs. parsonage with Mrs. Hoyt chorus, , cadet, concert" and to push her beliefs on me. When she visits, I'm left with the glooms. I can't throw her out; really, she's a good periiOD. But singing of "Silent Night." , Laura Mae Nice. Allen as hostess. junior bands. Free will offering how do I shut off the "suffering Job" act.- FEEUNG GUILTY Mrs. Betty Spencer presided. at door , During the business meeting The January meeting will be . WHEN I SMILE conducted by Mrs. Philip hosted by Mrs. Jean Sum- It was decided to give the home GROUP 11, Middleport First mission fund to a needy family. united Presbyterian Church, Meinhart, it was decided that merfield. Dear FGWlS: Mrs. Louis Osborne read the home of Mrs. Joseph Bailey hostess gifts wili he brought to SON IS BORN Smile ! In fact, laugh a lot whenever your Sl>rrowful neighbor meetings in 1973. Round-robin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace Christmas story from Luke 2 near Rutland, 7:30 p.m. starts on her "walt" problem. Pleasant kidding 'probably won't cards were signed for Mrs. of Middleport are announcing and in response to roll call each Tuesday. WOMEN'S derail her one-track mind, but she may soon gtve you up as a member · read a Christmas Marie Dailey and Mrs. Ruby the birth of a son, . Buck poem. Mrs. Evelyn Smith ha~ LEATHER OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, distW"blng Influence ... someone she'll never meet in·the Great Erb, both ill. · h ed ifts R"IC hard, born on De c. II at the prayer. Secret pals were Beta Sigma Phi So~ority, Beyond, so why bother with you here in this "vale of Tears.'' Members exc a.ng g _Holzer Medical Center, Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at the home H. revealed and gifts were exof Mrs. Ruth Riffle. Cultural and · ·hostess . gifts were Gallipolis. The infant weighed ++++ changed around a lighted tree. presented to Miss Ehersbach. seven pounds, 14 ounces. Names were drawn for 1973 program on na t.ure by Debb"Ie Dear Helen . Mrs. Ada Holler was a guest. Maternal grandparents are secret pals. It was noted that Finlaw · and Nanc~ Prisner. With all tl\e warnings about the dangers of wearing long Games were played with prizes Mr. and Mrs . Gail E. Buck, Mrs. Spencer will host the Hostesses, Mrs. Riffle, Mrs. scarves, you'd think people would be more careful. Yet I still see going to Holter' Mrs ..Ben Pomeroy' and the paternal January meeting with officers C~roi McCullough, Mrs . kids on the ski slopes (older persons too) with scarves traUing In .l~~~~ lliJ:IIIIdPfl1''n~ m: Mr. and Mrs, ·to be elected tllat tli:nf~; ~~~~ by ,,CQ.onie,, .. "'"' Co'J I the \~~~;r da~tkouc~~i!rl rldirig~le oo a fuotOr~c~ , r l /'! , 11 Mr Edna , • Dwight R. Wallace , Mld1 Others att ing &el!ides •• Wedneaday and ker scarf had\mlled doWn on one side so it touched the back~ Regu'll'r' · ,., "5' v ~< The maternal great- those named were Mrs . PAST PRESIDENTS Club, wheel.' . thes.party were Mrs. Berthaa dleport. dm th . M B t . $25.95 and $26.95 Ebersbach, Mrs..Mabel Wolfe, gran ens rs. ea nee Charle·s Hoffman , Mrs. Drew Webster Post 39, Maybe If you'd say something in your widely syndicated. De Buck, Route 2, Pomeroy, and and Mrs· Eva ssauer · · Mr: and Mrs. Grover C. Knox Clarence Andrews, Mrs . Auxiliary, 7:30 Wednesday column you might reach people w.ho ,till don't realize how Miss Ebersbac~. served of McConnelsville are the Stanley Bass, Mrs. Elwood night, Chrisbnas party at the dangerous it is to wear loose ties (around the neck )that might he Bowers, Mrs. Edward Venoy, home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling. caught in machinery. _ CAUTIOUS punch and cake. Miss Smith paternal great-grandparents. and Mrs. Denver Kapple. SIZES Gift exchange. Mrs. Neutzling lded t h 1 the bo pres a p110c w, 5112-9 will serve refreslunents. ' . Dear Cautious: THURSDAY Colors: Brown. Black Dancer Isadora J)lmcan died when her long silk scarf tangled Last Minute Sale! ANNOUNCEMENT ·Storing Knits TWIN-CITY Shrinettes, 7:30 in the wheels of a sports car, breakjng her necl!;. Many men have Group Ladies' Knit dresses shouldn't be Thursday at the home of Mrs. My office will be closed kept he en l1Jjured or killed when their neckties caught In machinery. on hangers or they'll · Harry Moore. With long, trailing sqtrves in high ~yle this year, such accidenta lose their shape. Treat them as yoq would delicate sweatO!!c. 23 thru Jan. 2. may increase unless we're made doubly aware of the dangers. ers. Fold carefully and store Thus, my warning, added to yours: In closets or drawers. : , If you must wear fuhionable neck pieces, you active people, Tennis Look Ca_rdigans & Slipovers AARON BOONSUE, An unusual look for eve- tuck them ~curely inside your sweaters or shirts. Otherwise the Rinse Away Fly-Awoys nings Is the elongated ver- hang-up on the ski lift, or whatever, might be YOU.- H. M.D. A creme rinse after sham- sion of the tennis sweater. pooing will cut down on elec- Sleeveless, down to the floor Dear Helen : FREE 2~5 N. 2nd Ave. POMEROY tricity and fly.away hair dur- and complete with cables. GIFT I've been readillg about the sex way to reduce - like make Middleport, Ohio Open Evenings the sweater is white with red ing the winter months, WRAPPING and blue bands around the love and grow thin. I'm willing to try, but my wife wonders whether I'U need to go on a diet also. - 200-POUND HOPEFUL neck. Members of the Wildwood Garden Club met Wednesday . night at the home of Mrs. Don Grueser for a turkey dinner and party hosted by Mrs. Grueser and Mrs . Stacey Arnold. The home was decorated for the holiday season. Mrs. Hiram Fisher read the Christmas story from St. Luke to open the mee~ing and also s~ve a readmg "The Mag1c of Chrisbnas" and prayer. Each ' member in responile to roll call .displayed the corsage which she had made and worn to· the meeting, . ., Mrs. Edison Hollon presided at the meeting with several members reporting on the flower show held recently at the Pomeroy Elementary School. It was' noted that the , lpot 4 NY 9Islanders .Atlnl• NY Rangers Pittsburgho1 Bosllr. 5 Philadelphia 3 Chlcego 2 Los Angeles 0 (OnlyJ:.';d:" scheduled y•s G.mes (No games scheduled) I ~ Program toP.ic on holly year 'round • • '• " GIFT IOIAIZA BAIER· FURNITURE IIIDIJI.EPOIT, 0. 50% OFF Wide Menu Chol~ - Drink sand Dessert Extra . Order our regular menu evert nlght5t0 10. The MEIGS INN PH. 992·3629 POMEROY • Open E~· 'Til 9 - Open Sat., Dec. 23 'Til 9 MOORE'S IN POMEROY . �• ' 4- 'l'bll Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport.~y. 0., Dec. 18,1972 $-The DaUySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 18,1972 Pro Standings ' Flnol NFL Sloncllngs ly Uttlted l'rfts lnternolionol East · w. I. I. 11<1. pf Ill Wasil. 11 3 0 .786 336 218 ~·O.IIas 10 4 o .714319 240 NY Giants 8 6 0 .511 331 247 II. Louis 4 9 1 .321193 303· 2 11 1 .17'1145 352 ""lla Cenlral w. I. t. pel. pi PI Green Bay 10 4 o .714304 226 t nnesota trOll Chicago 8 5 1 .607 339 290 7 7 o .500 301 252 4 9 1 .321 225 775 West w. I. I. pet. pi pa S.n Fran 8 5 1 .607 353 249 Atlanta 7 7 0 .500 269 27 4 Los Ang 6 1 1 . ~ 291 286 NewOrlns 211 I .179215361 American Conference Eost w. I. t. pet. pf pa Miami 14 o o 1.000 385 111 NY Jets 7 7 0 .500 367 324 Baltimore 5 9 o .357 235 252 New Eng 3 11 0 .214 192 ·446 Central · w. I, t. pet. pi pa Pll!sbrgh "11 3 0 .786 3.0 175 •·Cleve 10 4 0 .718 268 249 Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 299 229 Houston 1.13 0 .011 164 380 West . w. I. t. pet. pi pa Oakland 10 3 1 .750 365 24ll kan Clly 8 6 0 .571 287 254 Dtnver 5 9 0 .357 325 350 Sen Diego 4 9 I .321 $64 344 •·Clinched wild card playoff Dinner party held ~ cSocial I d Richmond Balllmore 12 16 3 27 112 117 S 16 6 16 76115 Sunday's Results Clncl 4 Nova Scolla 2 Providence J Boston 1 Richmond 4 Cleve 4, lie Rochester 4 New Haven 2 Hershey 6 Virginia 3 !Only games scheduled} Monday's G.mes· I No games ~cheduil!j!l WH ASlancllngs 'By United Press lnternolional E.sl w. I. I. pts gf ,. New Eng 21 11 1 .0 144 110 Cleveland 18 13 1 37 113 87 New York 18 16 0 36 147 121 Quebec 16 14 1 33 l09 Ill Ottawa 14 15 1 29 105 126 Phila 11 20 0 22 109 142 West w. I. I. pts gl ga Winnipeg 21 15 2 44 142 116 Minnesota 17 13 2 36 1.05 101 Los Ang IS 15 J 33 111114 Alberta 14 18 2 30·103 120 Houston IJ 16 2 28 100 110 Chicago 8 20 1 11 79 109 Sunday's Results AI berta 3 Ottawa 1 Minnesota 4 Chicago 2 Hovs 4 Los Ang 4, lie, ot Winnipeg 4 New York 3 Quebec 3 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 6 New Eng 3 Mondor's Games I No games scheduled} WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ' Nov• Scotia Rochester Boston Providen<;e ~'It':~ Cln<:lnnall Virginia Hershey Cleveland SERVICE In At 9-0ut. At 5 HeIen n· ..e. I ALL ARTIACIAL · CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENlS PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! California BOOTS ,- (lj ° $ large stalk Southern Yams . .. , .'"· ttc Woshoble Suede Suede manufacturers, iry· ing to keep up with the new Imitation suede which is washable, are working on a treatment for real suede that will allow you to do the same thing. election? A- No such provision was made. ,Girls' Regular $6.95 Dear 200: Let's put it this way: you must burn off approximately 3500 calories to lose ON~ pound. An average love-mailing session burns around 200 calories, maybe 150 for married couples. So ... If you want to lose a pound a week without dieting, well - Jots of luck. But your wife may remind you thal150 gozlnta 3500 - 23.3 times!!! - ·H. 12" Side Zipper-Size 12-3 BOOTS...............~~.~3.50 heritage house Waist to Wrist SODA, HALF & HALF, KOLA or Ginger Ale A&P HOMOGENIZED -~ i't" Ill • MIDDLEPORT, 0. - DINING TUESDAY EVENING ONLY 5lo9: 30-$2.50all you can &of, SHOPPER'S SPE(;IAL! - MANY FAMOUS or Ala Cartel. loHie1 TV TOYS & GAMES MARKED DOWN AS MUCH AS :Rey"oftfa, w,.., Call Coalect SSG. Clark ltN022 Taking their cue from the success of tiny waist belts, watch designers are now making their straps and bands thinner. ' GAUON Non-Returnable ~ 1 ' 28·01. itn... .. BUFFET k:----~I Fresh Milk .$ ........ ' 2% Lowfat * 95 lOLA'S Q-Are U.S . presidents notified officially of their ' p ··~ 1 SWEATERS 5.00 Use OUr Free Pa.rking Lo! Robinsoo's Qeaners uS 25% OFF Dudley's F1ol ist o. NEW MANAGER ATLANTA (UPI)-The Atlanta Braves announced SUnday that Bobby Hofman, now a coach for the Cleveland Indians, will manage the Braves' International League farm club in !Uchmond ned year. The 4'-yearoOid Hofman, formerly with Kansas City, WuiJinslon, and Oakland, wiD IIICCeed Clyde Kina, formerly manager of the San Francisco Giants, recently named special assistant to Braves persormel director Eddie Robinson. SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY E /a nsemvw P ryS are brought 123 (OnlyJ:.:es scheduled} oy's Gomes Portland va. KC-Omaha AI Kansas City (Only game scheduled} 16 8 8 40 124 12 IS 9 6 36 108 107 15134 , :U 102113 13 10 5 31 108 97 8 15 5 21 104 122 6 21 5 17 99 151 ·west w. 1.1. pts gl oa 24 8 2 4 1<10 92 14 11 6 34 113 1GI 12 9 7 31 101 II 10 fi 7 27 116110 Chester club dinner held L , gtift ;;~~~:rril~~~~: E11t w. 1.1. pis gf go c ·Third Friday clitb at party 15 AHL Standings By United ....... lnternot101111 Wildwood Club had 15 entries. Plans were made to send cards to several members who are ill and tj) fill and deliver !lhut.in baskets to several in the community. For the program each member had a reading on Christmas , Mrs. Eurna c ABA S!andlngs By United Press International Sa!urlfay's Results East Miami 16 Balllmore 0 w. I. pet, g.b. San Fran 20 Mlnneso!a 17 Carolina 20 14 .588 {Only games scheduled I Kentucky 18 13 .581 Sunday's ROJUII$ Virginia 18 19 .'486 Buffalo 24 Washington 17 New York 13 IS .419 Cleveland 26 NY )e!s 10 Memphis 12 21 .364 JAN Clly 17 Allan!a 14 West Clnclnna!l 61 Houston 17 w. I. pet. g.b. Green Bay 30 New Orleans 20 Indiana 19 12 .613 St.Louls24 Philadelphia 23 Utah 19 14 .576" 1 Denver 45 New Orleans 21 Denver 16 15 .516 3 Oakland 28 Chicago 21 Dallas 13 16 .448 5 Pi!!sburgh 24 San Diego 2 San Diego 15 21 .417 ·6'12 NY Giants 23 Dallas l Sunday's Results · · Oefi"ol! 3.4 Los Angeles 17 New York 112 VIrginia 108 IOnly games scheduled} Memphis 125 Carolina 118 S.turday's Games · San Diego 113 Denver 104 AFC Semlflnol Pl.yoll (Only games scheduled) Oakland at Pittsburgh · Monclly's Games NFC Semlflnol Plioyoll Dallas at U!ah , Dallas at San ·Francisco (Only game scheduled} Sunclay'a Gaines AFC Semfflnol Plioyoll Cleveland at Miami NBA Standings NFC Semiflnol Plioyoff By United Press International Green Bay at Washlng!on Eastern Conference Atilntlc Division NHL Standings • w. I. pet. g.b. By United Pross International . Boston 26 3 .897 East · New York 25 8 .758 3 w. r. t. pts g1 a• Buffalo 9 22 .290 18 Montreal 19 5 8 ~ 128 75 Philadelphia 3 30 .091 25 ll<>1ton 20 8 3 .o 142 103 Central Division NY Rangers 20·10 3 .0 127 87 w. I. pet. g;b. Buffalo 17 8 7 41 121 92 Baltimore )8 13 .581 Detroit 13 14 3 29 95 103 Atlanta 17 15 .531 1"oronto 9 17 5 23 95 104 Houston ' 13 17 .433 Vancouver 9 19 4 22 93 132 Cleveland 9 25 .265 NY Islanders 3 24 3 9 58 14 Wostorn Conference West · ' Midwest Division w. 1. t. pts rf oa w. I. pet. g.b. Chicago 19 10 2 o10 118 82 Milwaukee 22 9 .710 Minnesota 17 12 3 37 112 92 Chicago 20 10 .667 1'12 Pl!lla 15 14 4 :u 118m KC-Ornaha 18 16 .529 5'12 Pittsburgh 15 13 3· JJ 119 103 Detroit 13 17 .433 8'12 Los Angeles x4 u 4 32 100 100 P•clflc Division Atlanta 13 16 5 31 84 102 w. ·1. ,.b. wst.wlouls 10 14 6 24 78 97 25 5 19 11 Clllfarnla 4 1~ 7 7'1130 f:~~~:l ~ O.tro~/.&ZIJ: •• 1 i Buffalo 4 Toronto 0 · s.__; aen ar f•OL aerosol WITH THIS COUPON ... d Thru S.turdey, Dtco1111Mt 2lrd. AI All Coh. tllv. AlP WEO'S LIMIT QfoiE CQUPOfol ~~ Glood Tkru S.turdty DtctMMt 2lrd At All polo. Dl•. AaP WEO'S LIMIT ONE COUPON it\ftr\111\1ftll00i .. , t 0 . · Frigidaire has a brand new way to control trash. The Frigidaire trash compactor. It can take four bagsful of wrappings. boxes, soda cans and food scrapings and squash them down to a one·bag size. one neat. disposable bag made especially for the Frigidaire trash cdmpactor. lfshe already has a compactor. she might like.one of our other timesaving gift Ideas. Like Frigidaire's microwave ollen. mobile dishwasher or compact refrigerator. . Is not II MIDDLEPORT 8oocl Thru S.tur4ey. Doc•"""' Dnl. At All Coh. Dr..' AlP W£01 "'-" w.m LIMIT ONI COUPON • RUTLAND - "Have HoUy Mounlam slates, and she Lewis were chairmen of and . getting wood for \ lhe 4 Thomas, whoisiU,senta paper ~ Every Season" was the topic of named several varieties of lhi:J committees for the show. fireplace, removing wnranted on "The Chrisbnas Cactus" ~ · the program presented by Mrs. suitable tQ lhe climate here . A roundol"obln get well card vines that are growln& up which was presented by Mrs. ·MONDAY Lawrence Milhoan at the Mrs. Erlewine presented the was prepared for Mrs, Paul . tr~s. spraying threel for 1CaJe Hollon . Mr~ . Paul fisher STUDENTS OF Rutland recent annual Christmas ~ty devotional period using a .Winn, ·a member who has been and other insects, order ~ lalked on how to niake poin- Elementary School directed by of the Rutland Garden Club al selection entitled "When will' in St. Joseph's Hospital. )I was catalogs, culling spring settias last longer, and tips on Mrs. Maurita Miller will the home of Mrs. Harvey Chrisbnas Come?," . and the noted that flowers had been branches, such as foray~, gardening for, January w.ere present Chrislmas program Erlewine. answer, "It Came with Jesus' sent to two members who have for forced blooming taler. She given by Mrs. Karl Grueser. when Rutland PTA meets at . The party foUowed dinner at B.irth." She also read a poem been ill. advised against buying She talked on the selection and 7:30 p.m. Monday in high Crow's Steak House w!lere by Jan Churchill titled "A Gardeping Ups for January "bargain" plants, and allowing care of a Chrisbnas tree and school gymnasium. favors of Chrislmas figures Gilt" were given by Mrs. Dayton snow to get too heavy on the possibility of using the. tree CHESTER PTA 2 p.m. and flowers set in miniature Why don't you give some- Parsons who recommended evergreens. for mulch once the holiday. is Monday. Christmas program plasticpotsweregivenbyMrs. OIJt this gilt? cutting down unwanted trees Miss Ruby Diehl, program · over. directed by Mrs. Whitehead. Jack RobiSOn, president. It won't colt you i cent. l.lchainnan, thanked those who Mrs. Grueser also recom· Rev. Herbert· Grate will be "Hollies can do more than Sure to give lbe heart participated In the program. mended that snow he brushed present. decorate at Chrisbnas," said a lift, The traveling prize provided off evergreens to prevent RACINE Gr~de School Mrs. Milhoan, who suggested Ws c.alied a compUmeDI." at WOrShip hOUf by Mrs :lrttus was won by Mrs . CHEST~H - Members of damage, that"seed catalogs he ·Christmas program to be that they include top-notch Mrs. Ann Webster gave the Paulirie Atkins. Mrs. Ralph the Past Co!JI1cilors' Club of ordered, that Crose bushes be presented at 7;30 pm. Mooday landscape trees.and shrubs and secretary report and Mrs. Kate Thlrleen girls of the Meigs Turner will provide the prize · Chester Council323, Daughters . mulched, and that the birds be at . the juniOr high building that there are kinds for almost ' Jarrell the treasurer's report. High School Concert Band for January. of America, met Wednesday fed. when the PTA meets. · every climate. She described The county Christmas flower organized as a woodwind en· The Christmas gift e~:change night at Bowers' Restaurant The members exchanged MEIGS Chapter, Order of the way to plant holly as show was discusaed. Several semble presented three was held at the conclusion of for a holiday dinner party. gifts. A flower arrangement DeMolay Chrislmas pa,rty and recommendedbyDorothyEhel members received ribbons, Chrisbnas carols during the the meeting. Mrs. Erlewlne, Hostesses for a party -demonstration on "Christmas" . eift exchange, Monday, 7:30 Hansell and told of the dif· and one, Mrs. Judy Titus, was Heath United Methodist assisted by Mrs. _Fred George, following the turkey dinner was given: Attending were p.m. at temple. Mothers of ferent types of holly available. lhe winner of the Best of Show Church of Middleport worship served punch, coffee from a were Mrs. Mary Showalter and Mrs. Vernon Nease, Mrs . members will meet at same The American holly, she said, award. Two members, Miss ·service Sunday morning table featuring Christmas Mrs. Opal Hollon who Clifford Phillips, Mrs. David time. grows In aU but lhe Rocky Ruby Diehl and Mrs. Charles directed by Dwight Goins. canqles. The Erlewlne home presented each guest with a Nease, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. RACINE Elementary PTA ·-.~&::"'T 1!"'W'Wi~· ·"·~ The musicians were Liz was decorated throughout With small. gift Mrs. Mae Spencer Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Homer · Christmas program Monday, 8 evergreens and candles. . won the door 'prize, and an .. Blaettnar, Sharron Bing, The arrangement of · the' Th Holter' Mrs. Henry omas, p.m. at Southern High School to Debbie Priddy ,lngrid Hawley' exchange of gifts was conMrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. he presented by the children, . p· Teri Bumgardner, Connie ·evening was brouaht by Mrs, ducted by Mrs. Spencer and Mason Fisher, Mrs. Hollon, Thre will be no business Chris Piehl. Mrs. Erlewine's Mrs. Hattie Frederick. Blevins, Garnes, Redenith M Mrs . Karl Grueser, rs . . meeting. Everyone welcome. Don F Is Ba ba Ful'" Chrisbnas cac"'" '"" had '"-·-t uwa 08 rllilc ' Miss Sybil Ehersbach hosted Cards were signed by the Kenneth Harris, · · Mrs. · s•·...cey MEIGS Chapter, · Order of r ra .. , into bloom the day of the Babs White, Jenny Chapman, the annual Christmas party of members for Miss l.eda Mae Arnold, and Mrs. Don Grueser. DeMolay, 7:30p.m. Monday at By Helen Bottel Rose Coleburn and Carol meeting and was displayed to the Third Friday Club Friday Kraeufer and Mrs . Letha ,. the Middleport Masonic the members. night at her Mul,berry Ave. Wood, both confined to the Temple. Christmas party and • • • ~w~. • ................. . home following dinner at liolzer Medical Center. Mrs. 0Ve S gift exchange. Meigs DeMolay II Takes All Kinds ... Crow's Steak House . Ada Morris, vice president, Mothers Club to meet at same Dear Helen: PATIENT VISITED HlghJighting the holiday had charge of the meeting, NEW HAVEN - Mr . anq time. I have a neighbor who is actually afraid ·to enjoy herself, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, New decorations of the home was a Others attending th~ holiday TUESDAY even if it's lega,l, moral, whatever. Somehow she was brought up ' white chrisbnas tree with red party were Mrs. Inzy Newell, SPECIAL Meeting, Racine Haven, visited recenUy )Vith balls, red velvet ribbons and Mrs. Enna Cleland, Mrs. Ada Lodge 46.1, F"&AM, to confer to think that if you covered'yoW"self with gloom - suffered a lot their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. miniature lights . .Members Neutzling, Mrs. Mary Hayes, Love gifts for the David Kalb fellow~ raft degree on one - you'd earn YOJll" big reward in Heaven. Terry Hall and Mr. and Mrs. She says we aren't put on this earth tQ have a sood time. We enjoyed a carol sing and Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. family, missionaries in Africa, candida te, 7:30 p.m. Tuesd ay. Tom Cullinam, all of Colwn· Ella Smith read a Christmas Ethel Orr, Mrs. Mabel Van were brought by members of All Master Masons invited and must wait, strive and endure, so we can walk the Streets of Gold bus. They went especially to in joy forever, and all that jazz. story, ''The two from Galilee." Meter, Mrs. Zona Biggs, Mrs. the Evangeline Missionary refreshments to be served. see Mrs. Cullinam who was a She's never "happier'' than when things to wrong, as each A piano solo, "The Shepherds Golda Frederick, Mrs . Ada Society of the Pomeroy Church CHRISTMAS Concert patient at Doctors North 59 N. Second St. new misery adds a string to her harp, sort of. Evening Song" was presented V.an Meter, Mrs. Zelda Weber, of Christ at a recent meeting Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at Eastern HOilpital in Colwnbus. Middleport, All this I could stand, thoush she IS depressing, but she tries by Miss Ebersbach, and the Mrs. Betty Roush , Mrs . . held at the Uncoin Heights High School. Program by program concluded with group Pauline Ridenour, and Mrs. parsonage with Mrs. Hoyt chorus, , cadet, concert" and to push her beliefs on me. When she visits, I'm left with the glooms. I can't throw her out; really, she's a good periiOD. But singing of "Silent Night." , Laura Mae Nice. Allen as hostess. junior bands. Free will offering how do I shut off the "suffering Job" act.- FEEUNG GUILTY Mrs. Betty Spencer presided. at door , During the business meeting The January meeting will be . WHEN I SMILE conducted by Mrs. Philip hosted by Mrs. Jean Sum- It was decided to give the home GROUP 11, Middleport First mission fund to a needy family. united Presbyterian Church, Meinhart, it was decided that merfield. Dear FGWlS: Mrs. Louis Osborne read the home of Mrs. Joseph Bailey hostess gifts wili he brought to SON IS BORN Smile ! In fact, laugh a lot whenever your Sl>rrowful neighbor meetings in 1973. Round-robin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace Christmas story from Luke 2 near Rutland, 7:30 p.m. starts on her "walt" problem. Pleasant kidding 'probably won't cards were signed for Mrs. of Middleport are announcing and in response to roll call each Tuesday. WOMEN'S derail her one-track mind, but she may soon gtve you up as a member · read a Christmas Marie Dailey and Mrs. Ruby the birth of a son, . Buck poem. Mrs. Evelyn Smith ha~ LEATHER OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, distW"blng Influence ... someone she'll never meet in·the Great Erb, both ill. · h ed ifts R"IC hard, born on De c. II at the prayer. Secret pals were Beta Sigma Phi So~ority, Beyond, so why bother with you here in this "vale of Tears.'' Members exc a.ng g _Holzer Medical Center, Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at the home H. revealed and gifts were exof Mrs. Ruth Riffle. Cultural and · ·hostess . gifts were Gallipolis. The infant weighed ++++ changed around a lighted tree. presented to Miss Ehersbach. seven pounds, 14 ounces. Names were drawn for 1973 program on na t.ure by Debb"Ie Dear Helen . Mrs. Ada Holler was a guest. Maternal grandparents are secret pals. It was noted that Finlaw · and Nanc~ Prisner. With all tl\e warnings about the dangers of wearing long Games were played with prizes Mr. and Mrs . Gail E. Buck, Mrs. Spencer will host the Hostesses, Mrs. Riffle, Mrs. scarves, you'd think people would be more careful. Yet I still see going to Holter' Mrs ..Ben Pomeroy' and the paternal January meeting with officers C~roi McCullough, Mrs . kids on the ski slopes (older persons too) with scarves traUing In .l~~~~ lliJ:IIIIdPfl1''n~ m: Mr. and Mrs, ·to be elected tllat tli:nf~; ~~~~ by ,,CQ.onie,, .. "'"' Co'J I the \~~~;r da~tkouc~~i!rl rldirig~le oo a fuotOr~c~ , r l /'! , 11 Mr Edna , • Dwight R. Wallace , Mld1 Others att ing &el!ides •• Wedneaday and ker scarf had\mlled doWn on one side so it touched the back~ Regu'll'r' · ,., "5' v ~< The maternal great- those named were Mrs . PAST PRESIDENTS Club, wheel.' . thes.party were Mrs. Berthaa dleport. dm th . M B t . $25.95 and $26.95 Ebersbach, Mrs..Mabel Wolfe, gran ens rs. ea nee Charle·s Hoffman , Mrs. Drew Webster Post 39, Maybe If you'd say something in your widely syndicated. De Buck, Route 2, Pomeroy, and and Mrs· Eva ssauer · · Mr: and Mrs. Grover C. Knox Clarence Andrews, Mrs . Auxiliary, 7:30 Wednesday column you might reach people w.ho ,till don't realize how Miss Ebersbac~. served of McConnelsville are the Stanley Bass, Mrs. Elwood night, Chrisbnas party at the dangerous it is to wear loose ties (around the neck )that might he Bowers, Mrs. Edward Venoy, home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling. caught in machinery. _ CAUTIOUS punch and cake. Miss Smith paternal great-grandparents. and Mrs. Denver Kapple. SIZES Gift exchange. Mrs. Neutzling lded t h 1 the bo pres a p110c w, 5112-9 will serve refreslunents. ' . Dear Cautious: THURSDAY Colors: Brown. Black Dancer Isadora J)lmcan died when her long silk scarf tangled Last Minute Sale! ANNOUNCEMENT ·Storing Knits TWIN-CITY Shrinettes, 7:30 in the wheels of a sports car, breakjng her necl!;. Many men have Group Ladies' Knit dresses shouldn't be Thursday at the home of Mrs. My office will be closed kept he en l1Jjured or killed when their neckties caught In machinery. on hangers or they'll · Harry Moore. With long, trailing sqtrves in high ~yle this year, such accidenta lose their shape. Treat them as yoq would delicate sweatO!!c. 23 thru Jan. 2. may increase unless we're made doubly aware of the dangers. ers. Fold carefully and store Thus, my warning, added to yours: In closets or drawers. : , If you must wear fuhionable neck pieces, you active people, Tennis Look Ca_rdigans & Slipovers AARON BOONSUE, An unusual look for eve- tuck them ~curely inside your sweaters or shirts. Otherwise the Rinse Away Fly-Awoys nings Is the elongated ver- hang-up on the ski lift, or whatever, might be YOU.- H. M.D. A creme rinse after sham- sion of the tennis sweater. pooing will cut down on elec- Sleeveless, down to the floor Dear Helen : FREE 2~5 N. 2nd Ave. POMEROY tricity and fly.away hair dur- and complete with cables. GIFT I've been readillg about the sex way to reduce - like make Middleport, Ohio Open Evenings the sweater is white with red ing the winter months, WRAPPING and blue bands around the love and grow thin. I'm willing to try, but my wife wonders whether I'U need to go on a diet also. - 200-POUND HOPEFUL neck. Members of the Wildwood Garden Club met Wednesday . night at the home of Mrs. Don Grueser for a turkey dinner and party hosted by Mrs. Grueser and Mrs . Stacey Arnold. The home was decorated for the holiday season. Mrs. Hiram Fisher read the Christmas story from St. Luke to open the mee~ing and also s~ve a readmg "The Mag1c of Chrisbnas" and prayer. Each ' member in responile to roll call .displayed the corsage which she had made and worn to· the meeting, . ., Mrs. Edison Hollon presided at the meeting with several members reporting on the flower show held recently at the Pomeroy Elementary School. It was' noted that the , lpot 4 NY 9Islanders .Atlnl• NY Rangers Pittsburgho1 Bosllr. 5 Philadelphia 3 Chlcego 2 Los Angeles 0 (OnlyJ:.';d:" scheduled y•s G.mes (No games scheduled) I ~ Program toP.ic on holly year 'round • • '• " GIFT IOIAIZA BAIER· FURNITURE IIIDIJI.EPOIT, 0. 50% OFF Wide Menu Chol~ - Drink sand Dessert Extra . Order our regular menu evert nlght5t0 10. The MEIGS INN PH. 992·3629 POMEROY • Open E~· 'Til 9 - Open Sat., Dec. 23 'Til 9 MOORE'S IN POMEROY . �~e OlliE~ tU:. ~ ·· 1/IP, IIIP. HO':!RA'(. .. I RECKON IT WU2. OVERLOADED WIN AT BRIDGE 'T k a eChance , FataI Aga1n NORt'll (0) • WANT AQ.S .NFORMATtON l'liADLtN ES ·.~P . M . Oay Before Publication . I Monday Otadllne 9 lll.m . Cancellation- Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a.m. for Dov of Publico lion REGULATIONS The •reserve• the P~bllsher 18 6874 ¥83 AK106 ,foA854 + WEST EAST .. 965 ¥Kl0762 tQ7. ,foK62 .. Ql032 ¥AJ4 +954 ,foJ73 . right to edit or reject any ads deemed oblett lona 1. The Jlubllsher will not be responsible tor more th•n one Incorrect Insertion . · RATES CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY .AKJ . ¥Q95 $1 .50 for .50 word m 'i nlmum Each additional word 2c . B~IND • J832 " ,foQ!09 25c ~dvertlsement . None vulnerable West · North EL•t South Pass Pass l t Pass 3 + Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass fass Opening lead- ¥ 6 By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald : "One of the worst tendencies of ru~ber bridge players is · that they tend to tilt at windmills. South has 13 high card points and no one can find serious fault with his opening diamond." Jim : "On the other hand, South opened in third seat and undoubtedly had planned to pass his.. partner's re· sponse and try to pick up a part score.:' Oswald: " That is j u s t where the windmill tilting caine up. North jumped to three diamonds and South should have been delighted to take a small profit but South tried three no-trump. Jim: "It was hard to make since the defense started by · running off five heart tricks. South aiscarded two spades and a clul> from dummy and a diamond and club from his own hand. West led a dia· mond a f t e r finishing his hearts and successful diamond and s p a de finesses gave South the rest of the · tricks." • Oswald: "South explained glibly that . he would have made the game If hearts had broken 4-4.. It was l!lib but wrong. South c 0 u rd . only come to eight tricks even with both finesses on." Jim: ,"South would have some slight wo~rles at three diamonds, but they would have disappeared when the finesses worked for him and he would wind up making three or four odd dependln~ on how he played the clubs.' 1 ciliw ••••1•Nrm•111 4SSN.I The bidding has been: West North Boost l,fo Pass I. ' PR!S You, South, hold: AQ8875 t A32 ,foKQ7 What do you do now? A-Bid two·bMrts. In spite of lhe 1101 tMt yCMir partner'• 1 pad e bid hOo almost surely heen a denial el htarh, your suit li worth 1 relold. 'IODA Y'S QUESTION ~ur par t.n e r continues to three diAmonds. What do you do •z • now? Answer tomorrow Pomeroy llowling LAneo Wednesday E1rly Bird Lutue Dec. 13, "'2 · Standings W. L. Team , Dorothy's Pinnettes 96 32 King Builders Supply 86 42 R. H. Rawlings 62 66 Bertha's Grocery 52 76 Royal Crown 52 16 Evelyn's Grocery 36 92 High Individual Game Lois l'auley 173. Secon~ High Ind. Game Ann Thomas 171. High Series Louise Harrison 485. · Second High Series - Lois Pauley 472. Team High Game - Royal Crown 793. Team High Series - Royal Crown 2256. Wednesday Afternoon League Dec. 13, 1972 Standings W. L. Team Gaul's Shake Haven 70 50 Lodwick's Mkf. 69 51 Riggs Used Cars 63 51 Ridenour 's T.V. 58 62 R. C. Cola . 56 64 Good's Pennzoll 44 76 Hlqh lnd: Game - first , Judy Giniher 166; second, Florine Ginther 157. , High series- first, Florine Ginther 405; second, Judy Ginther 375. Team High Gam&-R. C. t:ota 314. · fum High Series-R.C. Ulli 892. Real Estate For Sale 11/:z·STORY, 2·bedroom brick hOuse In Middleport, Car· peted, paneled.· KIIchen and dining · room tiled. Complete with drapes, S/>,500. Call 992· ~· We talk to you lilrl . Additional a pa111. WMP0/1390 . ADS Charge · .Of IIUALIIY. 1971 CHEV!!OLET $%8'1! Malibu hardtop coupe, low mileage, .new car title, s~n· dalwood finish with brown. vinyl roof, vinyl saddle in· terior, 4-season air conditioning, turbohydramatic, power SIJ'<Iring, while-wall fires; rally wheels, front & rear per 1970 CAMARO . . . NOWS1999 . Hardtop coupe, local loW mileage," l ·owner car, 307 engine. 3·speed transmission, power steering, bucket seats, console. sharp blue finish, radio. Sharp is the word. WAS $2150. 1971 FORD PINTO . S1~99 2·door, local l·owner, low mileage, good tires, clean in. terlor. green tlnish. radio, 2000cc engine. 4.speed. WAS $1799. . ~Po111eroy OFFICE HOURS Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 I' .M. ~EROY, OHIO 8 :30a .m . to 5:00p.m . Dally , 8 : 30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday. For Sale PO•eroy Motor Co. guards, power brakes, radiQ. F-or Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion · Minimum Charge 7Sc 12 centt per word threfi consecutive Insertions. ,. 18 ce:nts per word six con . secut ive Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on palt' ids and ads l)l'l d within 10 days, SOU'Ill . 2 SillS ~....:_--~-__J Notice Notice RIP. ~IP. ija:.f?.A'(..• . rtR'::,T IV f\T101>JA L PIG<W Mobile Homes fill' Sale 1970 MOBILE l!ome, 1:1 x 44, 14.000. Phone 77J.5429 or 9'12· 5001. 12·1Htp For Sale HAY : phone 985·3835, Cheder, Ohio. · 12·17.3tc ' WANT A Christmas gift the whole family can enloy? one that. will bring your family closer and teach your children responsibility? A horse Is the answer and Cole Stables If the place to go. We have over 30 head to choose from , registered quarter horses, Appaloosa and non· registered horses; we· have proven champions In the show ring, unproven horses of I Business Services lL--------~---------~~_.,.....___ SPEND TIME SAVES's PWMBING HEATING KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Concrete Work Remodeling Olase Hdwe. .Co. Phone 992-2511 98 champion blood and horses ol 1 ---~o_r_9_9_2·_3_J_ _ _, champion blood and horses , ·• suitable for riding the trails. , . . . - - - - - - - - - - . , This Christmas buy a gift the POMEROY whole family can enjoy and one that keeps the children close to home. Stop by today HOME & AUTO and pick out a warm loving pet for yovr family. Terms 1 Rt. 1 "at caution light" TUPPERS PLAINS Used furnl!ure , appliances. Cleari & guaranteed. NEW FURNITURE Sofa Beds & Recliners . Discount priced . LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open to 7 ;' closed Mondays r-===:":'::=,.,... :::-.. ,. , _,J ,r EXPERT ··WheerAlignment '5.55 12.-! J TAAT WIL.L 8E E16Hr CENT!;, PLEASE. .. .CAMPUS CLATl'ER on Mci•tAmerican Cars 'IOU AI'Pl'r't NIO FOfl. AJ.OB UERE, -GUARANTEE[).Phone 992-209~- -·' C).ltCI<~N ~ MAtiS ME SllAVi OFF M'l GOATEE AN.D MUSTACI-IE BtMC l Pomeroy_ Home & Auto . •. • Wiii.L .. ,WH&N /~OIJR~ !)!ALtNG WtTH THE PUSI.IC.. IT's A 04Rif.rMAS CARD fROM, I STILL T).IINK 'T'HEV COULC! H.lVE /riAC!S ..UDGE HARDI'OSE . EXC~PTi ON! Open8Til5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. ~!"'.~ome. roy,O. -·- ·fARTH MOVING 'Dozer & End loader .;,ork; : ponds, ·basement, landBRIGHT STAR MARKET is ihe PARASOL Qoutique Salon on •caplng. We have ·· ~ size . available. Cole Stables, home From fhe large•! Rl. 7 next to Skate.A.Way place to do all your pre. ltozers, of champions, Tup·pers 2 size loaders. Work . Bulldozer Radiator to the Roller Rink. Make your Christmas food shopping. We Plains, 011io. 667· 3~05. · Slop done by_ hocr or .contract. ' , Chrislma• and New Year's Smallyst Healer Core. accept food coupons. During OFRCE SUPPLIES by, vis.itors are ~lways ·Free EStimate.. We also · appointments .early . Open . , .' Nathan Biggs · our gigantic Inventory welcome. fill dlt1, fop soil. Dump · haul Tuesday thru Saturday and . Clearance Sales. that Is sflll Radia_tor SpeciaJt.sL. and 12·17·JIC trucks and low-boy for hire . Tuesday evening by ap going on, all of the hundreds pointment; also will be open See Bob or Roger Jeffus• of Items previously reduced 2 YEAR OLD registered evenings from December 19th Pomeroy. Phone 992-3525 from 60 pel. to 10 pet. are still Brillany Spaniel; phone 9BS· Stop In and See Our lhru the 22nd by appointment. ~OF I on sale as long as stock lasts after 1 p.m. or phone 992· 3829 after 6 p.m. Christmas Special - Instant and new Items are being 5231. Floor Display. 992-2174 Pomeroy 12·1J.3tp Conditioner for your hair, reduced dally. Our stock must All work left over 30 regular Sl, special of SOc. be reduced b'fore Inventory a Gilt Cerflflcate this Sandra Trussell Kerns, flme. Save every day during days & not picked up . GIVE: Christmas from Showalter's DOZER and back hoe work, ·sE~; us FOR : Awnings, storm ,iEADYiM'tx CONCRETE Operator. Phone 9~5·4141. our Pre·Chrlsfmas Clearance by Fri., Dec. 22nd will ' Wet Pet Shop, Chester, Ohio. ·ponds and septic tanks, dll· delivered right to your doors and windOws, carports, 12·10·12tc Sale. We have a large . t2.J7.3tp ching service: 'lop soil, fill . marquees, alumln~m sldln~ project. Fast. and e~sy. Free be sold for labor. assortment of Christmas dirt, limestone: B&K Ex· estimates. Phone 992·3284 .. and railing . A. Jacob, sales candles, ~ per lb. and up H & N DAY old or started cavaling . Phone 992·5367 ; ' Goegleln Ready·Mix Co. ; representative. Fo.r . free and 1 lb. and 2 lb. bags. We Leghorn pullets. Both floor or Dick Karr, Jr. Middleport, Ohio. estimafes. phone Charles Wanted To Buy are now taking orders for cage grown available. lisle , Syracuse, V. V. 6·30·1f> 9·1·1fc fresh . killed turkeys; also housing .& 'OLD Furniture, oak tables, Poultry Johnson and Son, Inc. , ----=~ Christmas nuts, all kinas ot automation . Modern Poultry, 'SEPTIC organs, dishes, clocks, brass TANKS AROBIC ; 3.2.ffc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED fruits, toys, lights and 399 W. Main, Pomeroy, 992· beds. or complete hou•eholds. SEWAGE SYSTEMS REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· wrapping paper, we sell all 2164. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, 4782, Gallipolis, John Rus=ll'll. .CLEANED / REPAIRED: 'BACKHOE AND DOZER work. legal beverages. Nobody but Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992·6271. 12·17-llc Owner & Opera1or. MnLER SANITATION Sepliclankslnstalled. George nobody will sell you all your 5·12·1fc 6·28·1fc STEWART, OHI~ . . PHONE ' !Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2478 . food needs for less money In 1.72 ACRE lot: phone 742-3656. 662·3035. ' 4·25-tfc total than the · Bright Star C:• BRAOFOR 0, Auctioneer . Controls WANTED .:.. Old upright 12-17·21p IO+Ifc Market, next to the Drlve.ln Complete Service ' Theatre on US Rt. 33 Mason. pianos, . grand P.ianos, old PR E·CHR ISTMAS SALE ELNA and White . Sewing HUMIDIFIERS Phone 949·3821 w. Va. Closed Christmas Day Machines ... service on · a:l pump organs. An.;{. condition. Flower Arrangements, many PAPER Hanging and painting; Racine, Ohio and the following Tuesday Arthur Musser. phone 742· Hot Water Heaters Payin~ S10each. rite giving gifts; also flowers for makes . Reasonable rates . Critl Bradford and Wednesday. 5223. direchons. Witten Plano Co.. cemetery; Smalley's Gift The Sewing Center, Mid· Plumbing· 5·1 ·1fc 12-18·51c dleport, Ohio. Box 188, Sardis, Ohio 43946. · Shop, Chesler, Ohio. 12·J2.3otp -~--'=lectrical Work 12·15·6fp 11·16·tfc 12-15·61c . WILL CUT or trim frees, LEGAL NOTICE --~------ , SEWING MACHINES. Repair . ·reasonaqle. Also clean out RESOLUTION HENS, John Proffitt; phone 843· · service, all makes. 992.2284. G & E APPLIANCE Repair; basements, allies and cellars. For Rent A Resolution to ESTABLISH 2435. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. repair ol all laundry equip· Phone 949·3221. A SPECIAL FUND KNOWN AS 12·15·31c ·Authorized Singer Sales and ment, refrigeration equip · ONE bedroom apartments ; THE FEDERAL GENERAL 11 -22·301c Service. We Sharpen Scissors.: ment and house wiring; call Ideal for couples: phone '192· - -- - -- - - - REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUN.O 61H9H050. · 5248 or 992·3436. STARCRAFT CHRISTMAS -------~3..::.· 2~·11~ 992-2448 Bt it Resolved by the SALE . 24'7 WS $4892 11 ·24·301p 12·17·61c Trustees of Sutton Township as Pomeroy, 0. for $3892; 22'7 $4475 for follows : FURNISHED apartment, ,3 . $3579 ; 20'7 ws $3954 Real Estate For Sale sec . 1. That ~¥hereas, the NOTICE OF AUTOMOBILE insurance been for $3165; 18'7 WS $3499 rooms and bafh, modern; Congress has enacted the State HAYMAN'S Auction - a goOd APPOINTMENl cancelled? Lost your for $2799: self contained, 3 BEDROOM house, bath and · phone 992·2623. and Local Fl•cai ·Asslstance Act place to go each Friday Cue No. 20120 operator's license? Call 992sleeps six with convertor; utility, on Flatwoods Road. 12·17.tfc of 1972 provldlnQ a system of Estate of RUTH f'i . THORN · evening,' 7 p.m. at Laurel 2966. Q'eneral revenue ~herlng with Virgil Windon, Rt. 3, same high discount .on fold· TON , Deceased . Cliff on old Rt . 7, 11)'111e west states and .unlh of local downs ; Some used units; Pomeroy ; phone 985-3846: 6-15-tfc Notice is hereby given that 2 BEDROOM house trailer. of Rock Springs Fairground. government, and - - - , -- - - - Ruth 0 . Reitman , of 513 Loch Camp Conley Starcraff Sales, 12·11·31p Tuppers Plains . Large utility 10·10·1fC Where••· Section 123 Ia) (1) Alsh Ave ., Ambler . Pennsvl Rt. 62 N. ot Point Pleasant, W. room . Phone 696·1135 after 5 Va., of the federal act requires e~ch vania , has been duly appointed behind Red Carpet Inn : .lOUSE in Long Boltom"';-phone Real Estate For Sale unit of local government to p.m . · EXecutrix of the Estate of Ruth phone 675·5384. · 985·3529. ' establish a trust fund to receive KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS. 12·17·31p H. Thornton , deceased, l~te of SPECIALS MONTHLY . 12·15·61c federal revenue shilrlng, and 6·ll ·lfC Meigs County, Ol'llo. Whereas, the Bureau of In PHONE HELEN JANE -----~ T Creditors are required to file spection and : supervision of BROWN, MIDDLEPORT, FURNISHED apartment . In 5 ADJOINING lots in 6 r • thel.r claims With Si!l'ld iiduclar;y; Public Oft lees has approved the OHIO '192·5113. ' · · wit~ I~ fQ'll~ hi. •· Pomeroy . Pbone 992·3?01. Harrisonville, next .to schoof, ' estabtishment of a "Federal ·.J !)eted "r'~n ts cf•)'" ~ '· 12·3,1fc 12·1Hfc each lot 120ft. deep with 100 Gene~al Revenue ~hartng Trust Decembft J~ , .,, ft. frontage on Rt. 143: price Fund' lh each subdiv i sion Mannirig o. Webster, CLELlND TRAILER, Brown's Trailer $990 each lot; terms $100 receiving assistance under the Judge, Common Pleas Court, federal act, as required by FREE puppy to person giving REALTY Court ; phone 992·3324. down, balance within 12 Probate Division good home: Female, black, section 5705 .12, of the Ohio (121 4, 11, lB. 3t months ; Samuel lewis, Rt. 4; 601 E. Main 12·10·tlc part poodle . Call 9'12·3374. Revised Code ; phone '192·6119. · Pome'roy Now Therefore Be it Resolved 110 Mechanic St. .12.17·31c 12·15·6tc TRAILER spaces; extra large by the Trustees of 5utton Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Town•hip, State of Ohio that : tots. $25 a month, Velma GRE'TSCH flat-top guitar, cost Sec . 11 . There Is hereby Zuspan, Mason, W. Va. P/, LEVEL ACRES new 1270; will sacrifice for established a specie! fund to be Help Wanted 11 ·29·301p ALL NEW LISTINGS ~nown as the "Federal General $175 ; also 20 ga. boll action HARRISONVILLE Revenue Sharing Trust Fund " YOUNG M!:N: GOOD SALARY 3 BEDROOMS - With shotgun for 120; phone 949· Corner acreage . Lovely under the pro .... Jslons of section WHILE YOU LEARN TANK 3 ROOM furnished house. adults 5913. closets. bath, electric heal olde'r home. 3 or 4 B.R., 1'12 5705.12 of the Ohio Revised only ; phone 992.5592. 12·15·6tc !Ohio Power Co. l. Copper baths, kitchen has dining Code. ~~~~~~ R~0~~~~~~E~ 12·5·tlc plumbing, paneling and Sec . Ill . All monies pold to the bar, loads of upper & b~se Here's an opportunity to live Township under the State and carpeting. Front porch, full and work in Europe. At a job TWO new mobile homes, never EARLY American stereo.radio cabinets, dining R. Utility Local Fiscal Assistance Act of AM.FM radio, 4 basement, and drilled well. combination, lived in ; phone 992-2511. space, enclosed sun !X)rch, that's as challenging as you 1972 shall be Credited to said speaker sound system , 4 Near Rutland. 120,500.00. fund and exPended In ac . want II to be. You'll learn to 12·5·tlc W. toW. carpeting 1st floor, On~ speed automati·c changer . cordance With the terms and operate and perform main · own water svsfem . targe SCHULTZM~~ME Bat an ce $77 .59 . Use our provisions ot ·said federal act . tenance on the revolving FURNISHED 2 bedroom 12x5ia dro gas Sec. IV. This resolution Is budget terms. Call 992·7085. frame building lacing back turret and weapons . And apartment , adults only, fore · r patio st. 40x70. THIS YOU MUST hereby declared to be an 12·12-6fc you'll get 30 days paid Middleport; phone 992·3874. 6x10. 8 e . Drilled well · emergenc;y mea•ure necessary SEE . 123,500. vacation a year to see a little 12·12·1fC MODERN walnut style stereo. tor' the prtaervatlon of the on nice lot, near Rutland. OVER I ACRE of the world. If you'd like a public peace, health , safety end NEW HOME · radio , AM·FM radio, 4 JUST OFF RT. 7 NICE welfare , s·uch emergency challenging job In an exciting 4 BE CROOMS - Pi> baths, speaker sound system, 4 ar ising out of the need to 3 ANO 4 ROOM furnished and place, Today's Army wants to MOBILE HOME, - 3 B.R.. large kitchen wlfh. electric speed automallc changer. bath. utility space, extended provide a lawful tund into wh lch un f urni shed apartments . join you. Call collect SS G. federal general revenue sharing Balance $69 .51 . Use our range. All electric on large Phone 992·5434. Clark 593.3022. l.R., beautiful kitchen. ALL payments can be cred ited for 12-17 -6fc budget terms . Call 9'12·7085. SET 4-12·tfC lot In the country. CAlly UP. 12x60. ASKING expendltures In the manner and - - -- - - - -12·12·61c JUST $7,500.00 COMPLETE. $21,000.00. for the purpo$0$ provided under YOUNG MEN ·. WE'LL SEND the State and Locel Fiscal MOBILE HOME MOBILE home, 2 bedroom, OUE TO lay.off, 8 track stereo FURNISHED . A.sistance Act ot 1972 : where YOU TO SCHOOL FOR adults only. Phone 992·5247. in walnut console; pay Bx45-2 bedrooms, bath, 'oil 11;, story frame, completely thiS resolution shall take effect MISSILE OPERATIONS JOB All brand new 1m Zanfth 12·14-Stc furnace. Lot 200x250. Asking balance of S98.SO or pay sa per renovated 3 yrs: ago. 2 B. R.• and be in Ioree from ond afler IN EUROPE . If you're Chromacolor Hts. Will Mil only n .ooo.oo. month : phone 992·5331. ·bath, storm doors & win· Its passoge. looking for ' a challenging job · thit W"k OR I first come, Sec . v . This Resolution shall 1 1 t tl 1. NEW HOUSE 12·12·tfc dows, large lot 105x135, take effect and be In force from nod a~ An eresh . ng P ace, Auto Sales lint served. basis. 9 ROOMS- 5 bedrooms. 1•;, private location. JUS·T and otter December 16, 1912. t ay S rmy as II. You'll baths, all electric. Full WAS Passed the 16th day of receive full pay while you ONE ludwlch snare drum, JUST taken in deluxe Zig·Zag $8,500.00 COMPLEtE. sewing machine. ThiS Oecember 1972. learn basic missile ba""ment with garage and $569 BRICK chrome finish, like new. mach ine darns , em . operations. And you'll get 30 rec. room. Copper plumbing, Phone 992·2888. SYRACUSE 2 level lots, broideries, makes but· H'omer Circle days paid vacation a year, to beautiful kitchen wlfh 12·1Htc 1112 story, 4 bedrooms, beth, Sutton Township President lonholes, all without at . do a little exploring on your dining. You' ll need a real job Attest : William F. Harris tachments ; pay balance of utility, some carpeting, own . Plus lots of other ct,rk tO support this one. · cellar, porches, gas forced benefits. lf •you'd like fo live 19SS FORD Victoria. Phone '1'12· $38.50 or pay $6 per month ; NEW HOUSE phone 9'12·5331. and work In Europe, Today's 586l. air furnace. EXCELlENT 0 21 18 , 19, 2t 12·1Hfc FIVE POINTS AREA - 3 CONOITION $17.900,00. Army wants fo join rou. For - -- - - - - - -'=2·.:.1.:_ 4·.:. 6fc bedrooms, both, nice kit· complete details ca[ collect WANTED , LEGAL NOTICE SS G. Clark 593·3022. '61 CHEVROLET, automatic; SINGER Aulomatic sewing chen, gas furnace. Over an Nice home. 3 bedrooms, WAs ' IN THE 12·17·61c '66 Chevrolet pickup truck ; machine. Like new in walnut acre of land with plains bath, basement, would flke· COMMON PLEAS COURT, Richard Quails, 238 Beech Sf., $699 cabinet. Makes design sfit. water. Asking $18,000.00. level lot. Not too far out In PROBATE DIVISION Middleport. ches. zlg.zags, buttonholes, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO EARN MONEY during your 116,000.00 range. Buyer from . 12·15·lfp blind hems, overcasts , etc . IN THE MATTER OF SET· sparellme addressing enWant to save flme and Trafford Pa. S85 . Call Ravenswood 27J.9521 TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS , velopes for firms . Stamped, 1971 MAVERICK, 200 CIO, money In buying ,your new HENRY E. CLELAND or 273-9893. PROBATE COURT, MEIGS self.addressed envelope bring home, then see us, now. standard, 4 good fires, 2 good COUNTY, OHIO. 11-30.tfc RE4LTOR in formation . Mrs . Donald Acc-ounts and vouchers of the snow fires, $1650 ; phone 985· Office 992'2259 ~ line. Rt. 8, Box 528, HELEN L. TEAFORD, following nam dd flduclar les 3979. If no answer 992-2568 or 985_. Chillicothe, 011. 45601. have been filed in the Probate ASSOCIATE 12·15·3fc 420'1. . . 12·17·21p Court; Meigs Countv . Ohio. for NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS approval and settlement : 3 Salesmen to assist you. 992-3315 1967 FURY Ill, 4 door, 383 CASE NO . 19,995 F irst and MEN 18·24 : BECOME engine, good condition, $800; Final Account of George PROFICIENT WITH Freddie Thabet, Mason, W. Lemley , Guardian of Linda HOUSE FOR SALE, 114 Brick POWER GENERATORS. Wooten . a Minor. Va .: phone 773·5651 . Sfieel, Pomeroy, 011io ; brick. WORK IN ·euROPE OR Pets For Sale · CASE NO. 20.149 Fir$t and . 12·15·HC house, 3 bedrooms, excellent KOREA. Today•s' Army need• Final Account of Nellie Buy 2 location. close fo school and AKC male loy poodle puppies, Ohlinger , Adm'lnlstratriK of the men who want a challenge. contact lou Osborne or· city; -.....;Pairs Estate Of Herman Ohlinger , wormed and shots, well -bred, Men to learn the fun . Mobile Homes For Sale . . .call '992-5898 Deceased , as GuardJan of Alma MIDDLEPORT 175. Phone Coolville 667 ·6214. damentat• of electricity and FREE Ohlinger ,. an Incompetent 11·26·tfc 12· 7· 121~ Its application to · portable PH. 992-2635 The but buy in the area. Person . • generating equipment. We'll CASE NO. 20,402 First and • Air Conditioners Have stocks & iNns for the pay you a good salary while Final Account of Bernard v . whole family. S.ve One. AKC Toy Poodles,Will wormed '-.--=--'~----,_---:--""':~-....;--..housebroken. hold and lor If · ·"· you tearn . Plu• lots of other Fultz, Trustet of the Trust. • Awnings !llird. Christmas. Phone 742·3872. Bit Capoctfy Created b't' the Will of Homer E . . benefits. Like 30 days paid '.•·Underpinni.f:!g ,.., _· POMEROY Cook. Deceased . 12·14·12tc Moytat vacation a year . If you'd like CASE NO. 20,080 First and r.:. Ail Jock W. C.rHy, Mgr. Automatics the challenge and excitement Final Account of Bernard V . . of living and working in '-Omplefe mQblle ham<. 1 • 1 Pllont992·2181 PARKVIEW Kennels going out 2 spe!d operation . Fultz , EMecutot of the Estate ol ·s ervice ~ plus gigantic· · 1---..:....:.:::::::..:.:.::!~--l of business . BIQ price Choice of '6'lter ano-ther country, Today's Homer E. Cook . Deceased . temps . Aufo. NOW WRECKING the lormer reduction on · all dogs. All· Army wants to /' oln you . Call 'display of mobile homes CASE NO . 20.153 Third wahr level collect S.S. G. C ark, 593·3022. ;<llways available at ... Epple's Grocery Store AKC. Sr. Broadway &· Annual Account of Hom er G. control . Lint Bader , Gul!lrdlan of Agnes 12-12-6lc building In Pomeroy. All Ash Streets, Middleport; FIller or Power Manley , an Incompetent ~ILL.ER kinds of bulldlng materials Cllio. 12·13.tfc Fin Agltojor. · Person . Unless exceptions are tiled EXPERIENCED girl for 91fice : MOBILE HOMES '•rm•-'r•u ~~dsa~e thhe..\~b~in~~~~&t~ For Sale Moytat · thereto, said accounts w !ll tie work with knowledge of 11 d 11 1220 Woshlntlon Blvd. Hlloot Htat tor hearing before said Court on shee ng an . c erry s a r COAL, u;;;estone, Excelsior• bookkeeping ·machines; apply the 1Stl'l day of Januer~. 1973, at Dryers by tetter only staling 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. railing; call 99 z.s 946 or 882·, Soli Works, E. Main St.,: which time Slid accounts Will be . q .lurrouncr clothes 3219 ualifications and exnortence · Pomeroy. Pllono 992·3891 . cons i dere~ and continued from With gentle, even ""' r 11·1D·Ifc 8o day t~ day until flnlllly ctl•posed boot. No hot apofs, to x 729· B, C ·O The Daily ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;~!111!!1 4-12·1fc Sentl~el, Pomeroy, Ohio CASH paid for all makes and Of. no overdrylng . , 45769. · models or mobile homeJ. Anv person Interested mev Fino Mtsh Lint file written exceptions to said 12-JS.Jtp Phone area code 614·423·95;1. Film. accounts or to matters per · - - - - -- - - 4·13·1fc WtltiiCtlllaotn talning to thd execution of the PI UMSING and Healing man, MAYTAG trust. not ,• ., than tlve ctavs experienced ; if not ex . 1970 MOBILE home, like new, prior to the Ualf set tor htering . perlenced and hon\!St. do not wifh alr·condltloner, was~er; Manning D . Web1ter OFFICE HOURS 9;30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSEI apply: p~ne 9'17·7511 or .992· lot may be rented : phone 985JUDGE COMMON PlEAS COURT , 3918. 4248. AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST.~ PROBATE DIVISION , lH•Ifc 12·1Htp 741-4211 r Arnold lr1te · (121 18, II GOOD'S PENNZOIL GOING OUT · BUSINESS ' 992-2094 • 606 E. Main Pomeroy -AND 1-CW &RIN6 INTHEMEAT GRINDER.- J,.-----..._, W·WHUFFO'? SMITH NELSON MOTORS; _I_NC, FURNITURE "HElL'' - ------,- .. HEATING & . COOLING . ')OU HAVE AN IMPORTANT Furnace MIS&ION.DO NOT' FAIL! llEAWFOR NEW 'IORK 'J'ODAY; MINISTER. ' ARNOLD BROTHERS LEGAL NOTICE ~ow 40u qit 1t out of Nothin' t' that! Je5' Goak em in turpentine! !J i .,,.n .lltaiR HERO ANI> HIS YOUNG I'RII!ND, 'fiiiO, ON THEIR WAY TO THE ;~ CAPIT~L • TO 6H KING GUZ~.~VE SIICA'F EO TO Re.5T 8ESIOE ura OF 'THE U.AGIE5T 1.1\KES IN 1.100. B ., .Lea rt" .ifi·Oru, 'Sr.'"' • "' Broker ' v.T.z'r,,ui/ -· '· ·<'- .• ) One Time Offer Closeouf 3 1972 .1 • 23" Walnut Console NOW '499 2 25" Walnut Coltsoles NOW '529 WhatAG"Iflt! ·INGELS ·FURNITURE .... ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1. Aurora's realm 5. Brazilian tree EASY, UP TMIAI! TAKE IT SLOW •SLOW. •we DON'T W/i<Jfr TO MAKE PeANUT 8UTTER OUT ,OF 'PEANUT&UTTER'.- THAT DID tTl NOW, TO PULL OUT THIS PLANK. . · ·····-·---·--·--- - . .. . . . OPlOIEIRISr_ . FURNITURE ·~~!~' - - - -- I (0 1972 KillA' Futuro SyndleAte, lne.) ' 40. German arUcle U.Rose derivative ~lg~lbl]-~=!:!..Jr: (var.) 8. Thence 9. Table · Item 13.-of tears U.Harmonl· OUB (2 wds.) 15.Burnup 16. Mover's truck 17. Faucet 18. Wobbly !0. Greek clan division %1. Flat·bot· iomed boat U. Wahine's dance ZJ. Abound· ingln DOWN l. Ship's crane 2. Cognizant 3. Did a nightly task (3 wds.) t. Pheuant brood 5. Bee'B milieu 8. Ml118 Singleton 7. Jncllned 10. Dld a nightly task (4 wds.) Unscramble theoe fCMir Jumbleo, one Iotter ·to each oquare, lo form four ordinary words. COLIC 11. Empower 27. Type of aircraft 18. Quite 29. Commem· 19. Carry ora live 22. Law en· pillar forcement 30. Actrell8 Verdugo (sl.) 23. Less pru. 31. Pilot's dent atd 24. Olf 36. Family the member boat 37. Actress 25. Seethe Balin 12. Rescind I.ENEK [] I [J I VIN1'EN I I I t) I I I I o-'*'~..~-~-~-~~~~~-bl STIMCY Y: 'J . . . . hd rodent. 25. Climbing plant H. English poet J'l. Ruminant H. Hoggard novel 28. 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Pass Pass fass Opening lead- ¥ 6 By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald : "One of the worst tendencies of ru~ber bridge players is · that they tend to tilt at windmills. South has 13 high card points and no one can find serious fault with his opening diamond." Jim : "On the other hand, South opened in third seat and undoubtedly had planned to pass his.. partner's re· sponse and try to pick up a part score.:' Oswald: " That is j u s t where the windmill tilting caine up. North jumped to three diamonds and South should have been delighted to take a small profit but South tried three no-trump. Jim: "It was hard to make since the defense started by · running off five heart tricks. South aiscarded two spades and a clul> from dummy and a diamond and club from his own hand. West led a dia· mond a f t e r finishing his hearts and successful diamond and s p a de finesses gave South the rest of the · tricks." • Oswald: "South explained glibly that . he would have made the game If hearts had broken 4-4.. It was l!lib but wrong. South c 0 u rd . only come to eight tricks even with both finesses on." Jim: ,"South would have some slight wo~rles at three diamonds, but they would have disappeared when the finesses worked for him and he would wind up making three or four odd dependln~ on how he played the clubs.' 1 ciliw ••••1•Nrm•111 4SSN.I The bidding has been: West North Boost l,fo Pass I. ' PR!S You, South, hold: AQ8875 t A32 ,foKQ7 What do you do now? A-Bid two·bMrts. In spite of lhe 1101 tMt yCMir partner'• 1 pad e bid hOo almost surely heen a denial el htarh, your suit li worth 1 relold. 'IODA Y'S QUESTION ~ur par t.n e r continues to three diAmonds. What do you do •z • now? Answer tomorrow Pomeroy llowling LAneo Wednesday E1rly Bird Lutue Dec. 13, "'2 · Standings W. L. Team , Dorothy's Pinnettes 96 32 King Builders Supply 86 42 R. H. Rawlings 62 66 Bertha's Grocery 52 76 Royal Crown 52 16 Evelyn's Grocery 36 92 High Individual Game Lois l'auley 173. Secon~ High Ind. Game Ann Thomas 171. High Series Louise Harrison 485. · Second High Series - Lois Pauley 472. Team High Game - Royal Crown 793. Team High Series - Royal Crown 2256. Wednesday Afternoon League Dec. 13, 1972 Standings W. L. Team Gaul's Shake Haven 70 50 Lodwick's Mkf. 69 51 Riggs Used Cars 63 51 Ridenour 's T.V. 58 62 R. C. Cola . 56 64 Good's Pennzoll 44 76 Hlqh lnd: Game - first , Judy Giniher 166; second, Florine Ginther 157. , High series- first, Florine Ginther 405; second, Judy Ginther 375. Team High Gam&-R. C. t:ota 314. · fum High Series-R.C. Ulli 892. Real Estate For Sale 11/:z·STORY, 2·bedroom brick hOuse In Middleport, Car· peted, paneled.· KIIchen and dining · room tiled. Complete with drapes, S/>,500. Call 992· ~· We talk to you lilrl . Additional a pa111. WMP0/1390 . ADS Charge · .Of IIUALIIY. 1971 CHEV!!OLET $%8'1! Malibu hardtop coupe, low mileage, .new car title, s~n· dalwood finish with brown. vinyl roof, vinyl saddle in· terior, 4-season air conditioning, turbohydramatic, power SIJ'<Iring, while-wall fires; rally wheels, front & rear per 1970 CAMARO . . . NOWS1999 . Hardtop coupe, local loW mileage," l ·owner car, 307 engine. 3·speed transmission, power steering, bucket seats, console. sharp blue finish, radio. Sharp is the word. WAS $2150. 1971 FORD PINTO . S1~99 2·door, local l·owner, low mileage, good tires, clean in. terlor. green tlnish. radio, 2000cc engine. 4.speed. WAS $1799. . ~Po111eroy OFFICE HOURS Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 I' .M. ~EROY, OHIO 8 :30a .m . to 5:00p.m . Dally , 8 : 30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday. For Sale PO•eroy Motor Co. guards, power brakes, radiQ. F-or Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion · Minimum Charge 7Sc 12 centt per word threfi consecutive Insertions. ,. 18 ce:nts per word six con . secut ive Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on palt' ids and ads l)l'l d within 10 days, SOU'Ill . 2 SillS ~....:_--~-__J Notice Notice RIP. ~IP. ija:.f?.A'(..• . rtR'::,T IV f\T101>JA L PIG<W Mobile Homes fill' Sale 1970 MOBILE l!ome, 1:1 x 44, 14.000. Phone 77J.5429 or 9'12· 5001. 12·1Htp For Sale HAY : phone 985·3835, Cheder, Ohio. · 12·17.3tc ' WANT A Christmas gift the whole family can enloy? one that. will bring your family closer and teach your children responsibility? A horse Is the answer and Cole Stables If the place to go. We have over 30 head to choose from , registered quarter horses, Appaloosa and non· registered horses; we· have proven champions In the show ring, unproven horses of I Business Services lL--------~---------~~_.,.....___ SPEND TIME SAVES's PWMBING HEATING KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Concrete Work Remodeling Olase Hdwe. .Co. Phone 992-2511 98 champion blood and horses ol 1 ---~o_r_9_9_2·_3_J_ _ _, champion blood and horses , ·• suitable for riding the trails. , . . . - - - - - - - - - - . , This Christmas buy a gift the POMEROY whole family can enjoy and one that keeps the children close to home. Stop by today HOME & AUTO and pick out a warm loving pet for yovr family. Terms 1 Rt. 1 "at caution light" TUPPERS PLAINS Used furnl!ure , appliances. Cleari & guaranteed. NEW FURNITURE Sofa Beds & Recliners . Discount priced . LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open to 7 ;' closed Mondays r-===:":'::=,.,... :::-.. ,. , _,J ,r EXPERT ··WheerAlignment '5.55 12.-! J TAAT WIL.L 8E E16Hr CENT!;, PLEASE. .. .CAMPUS CLATl'ER on Mci•tAmerican Cars 'IOU AI'Pl'r't NIO FOfl. AJ.OB UERE, -GUARANTEE[).Phone 992-209~- -·' C).ltCI<~N ~ MAtiS ME SllAVi OFF M'l GOATEE AN.D MUSTACI-IE BtMC l Pomeroy_ Home & Auto . •. • Wiii.L .. ,WH&N /~OIJR~ !)!ALtNG WtTH THE PUSI.IC.. IT's A 04Rif.rMAS CARD fROM, I STILL T).IINK 'T'HEV COULC! H.lVE /riAC!S ..UDGE HARDI'OSE . EXC~PTi ON! Open8Til5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. ~!"'.~ome. roy,O. -·- ·fARTH MOVING 'Dozer & End loader .;,ork; : ponds, ·basement, landBRIGHT STAR MARKET is ihe PARASOL Qoutique Salon on •caplng. We have ·· ~ size . available. Cole Stables, home From fhe large•! Rl. 7 next to Skate.A.Way place to do all your pre. ltozers, of champions, Tup·pers 2 size loaders. Work . Bulldozer Radiator to the Roller Rink. Make your Christmas food shopping. We Plains, 011io. 667· 3~05. · Slop done by_ hocr or .contract. ' , Chrislma• and New Year's Smallyst Healer Core. accept food coupons. During OFRCE SUPPLIES by, vis.itors are ~lways ·Free EStimate.. We also · appointments .early . Open . , .' Nathan Biggs · our gigantic Inventory welcome. fill dlt1, fop soil. Dump · haul Tuesday thru Saturday and . Clearance Sales. that Is sflll Radia_tor SpeciaJt.sL. and 12·17·JIC trucks and low-boy for hire . Tuesday evening by ap going on, all of the hundreds pointment; also will be open See Bob or Roger Jeffus• of Items previously reduced 2 YEAR OLD registered evenings from December 19th Pomeroy. Phone 992-3525 from 60 pel. to 10 pet. are still Brillany Spaniel; phone 9BS· Stop In and See Our lhru the 22nd by appointment. ~OF I on sale as long as stock lasts after 1 p.m. or phone 992· 3829 after 6 p.m. Christmas Special - Instant and new Items are being 5231. Floor Display. 992-2174 Pomeroy 12·1J.3tp Conditioner for your hair, reduced dally. Our stock must All work left over 30 regular Sl, special of SOc. be reduced b'fore Inventory a Gilt Cerflflcate this Sandra Trussell Kerns, flme. Save every day during days & not picked up . GIVE: Christmas from Showalter's DOZER and back hoe work, ·sE~; us FOR : Awnings, storm ,iEADYiM'tx CONCRETE Operator. Phone 9~5·4141. our Pre·Chrlsfmas Clearance by Fri., Dec. 22nd will ' Wet Pet Shop, Chester, Ohio. ·ponds and septic tanks, dll· delivered right to your doors and windOws, carports, 12·10·12tc Sale. We have a large . t2.J7.3tp ching service: 'lop soil, fill . marquees, alumln~m sldln~ project. Fast. and e~sy. Free be sold for labor. assortment of Christmas dirt, limestone: B&K Ex· estimates. Phone 992·3284 .. and railing . A. Jacob, sales candles, ~ per lb. and up H & N DAY old or started cavaling . Phone 992·5367 ; ' Goegleln Ready·Mix Co. ; representative. Fo.r . free and 1 lb. and 2 lb. bags. We Leghorn pullets. Both floor or Dick Karr, Jr. Middleport, Ohio. estimafes. phone Charles Wanted To Buy are now taking orders for cage grown available. lisle , Syracuse, V. V. 6·30·1f> 9·1·1fc fresh . killed turkeys; also housing .& 'OLD Furniture, oak tables, Poultry Johnson and Son, Inc. , ----=~ Christmas nuts, all kinas ot automation . Modern Poultry, 'SEPTIC organs, dishes, clocks, brass TANKS AROBIC ; 3.2.ffc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED fruits, toys, lights and 399 W. Main, Pomeroy, 992· beds. or complete hou•eholds. SEWAGE SYSTEMS REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· wrapping paper, we sell all 2164. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, 4782, Gallipolis, John Rus=ll'll. .CLEANED / REPAIRED: 'BACKHOE AND DOZER work. legal beverages. Nobody but Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992·6271. 12·17-llc Owner & Opera1or. MnLER SANITATION Sepliclankslnstalled. George nobody will sell you all your 5·12·1fc 6·28·1fc STEWART, OHI~ . . PHONE ' !Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2478 . food needs for less money In 1.72 ACRE lot: phone 742-3656. 662·3035. ' 4·25-tfc total than the · Bright Star C:• BRAOFOR 0, Auctioneer . Controls WANTED .:.. Old upright 12-17·21p IO+Ifc Market, next to the Drlve.ln Complete Service ' Theatre on US Rt. 33 Mason. pianos, . grand P.ianos, old PR E·CHR ISTMAS SALE ELNA and White . Sewing HUMIDIFIERS Phone 949·3821 w. Va. Closed Christmas Day Machines ... service on · a:l pump organs. An.;{. condition. Flower Arrangements, many PAPER Hanging and painting; Racine, Ohio and the following Tuesday Arthur Musser. phone 742· Hot Water Heaters Payin~ S10each. rite giving gifts; also flowers for makes . Reasonable rates . Critl Bradford and Wednesday. 5223. direchons. Witten Plano Co.. cemetery; Smalley's Gift The Sewing Center, Mid· Plumbing· 5·1 ·1fc 12-18·51c dleport, Ohio. Box 188, Sardis, Ohio 43946. · Shop, Chesler, Ohio. 12·J2.3otp -~--'=lectrical Work 12·15·6fp 11·16·tfc 12-15·61c . WILL CUT or trim frees, LEGAL NOTICE --~------ , SEWING MACHINES. Repair . ·reasonaqle. Also clean out RESOLUTION HENS, John Proffitt; phone 843· · service, all makes. 992.2284. G & E APPLIANCE Repair; basements, allies and cellars. For Rent A Resolution to ESTABLISH 2435. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. repair ol all laundry equip· Phone 949·3221. A SPECIAL FUND KNOWN AS 12·15·31c ·Authorized Singer Sales and ment, refrigeration equip · ONE bedroom apartments ; THE FEDERAL GENERAL 11 -22·301c Service. We Sharpen Scissors.: ment and house wiring; call Ideal for couples: phone '192· - -- - -- - - - REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUN.O 61H9H050. · 5248 or 992·3436. STARCRAFT CHRISTMAS -------~3..::.· 2~·11~ 992-2448 Bt it Resolved by the SALE . 24'7 WS $4892 11 ·24·301p 12·17·61c Trustees of Sutton Township as Pomeroy, 0. for $3892; 22'7 $4475 for follows : FURNISHED apartment, ,3 . $3579 ; 20'7 ws $3954 Real Estate For Sale sec . 1. That ~¥hereas, the NOTICE OF AUTOMOBILE insurance been for $3165; 18'7 WS $3499 rooms and bafh, modern; Congress has enacted the State HAYMAN'S Auction - a goOd APPOINTMENl cancelled? Lost your for $2799: self contained, 3 BEDROOM house, bath and · phone 992·2623. and Local Fl•cai ·Asslstance Act place to go each Friday Cue No. 20120 operator's license? Call 992sleeps six with convertor; utility, on Flatwoods Road. 12·17.tfc of 1972 provldlnQ a system of Estate of RUTH f'i . THORN · evening,' 7 p.m. at Laurel 2966. Q'eneral revenue ~herlng with Virgil Windon, Rt. 3, same high discount .on fold· TON , Deceased . Cliff on old Rt . 7, 11)'111e west states and .unlh of local downs ; Some used units; Pomeroy ; phone 985-3846: 6-15-tfc Notice is hereby given that 2 BEDROOM house trailer. of Rock Springs Fairground. government, and - - - , -- - - - Ruth 0 . Reitman , of 513 Loch Camp Conley Starcraff Sales, 12·11·31p Tuppers Plains . Large utility 10·10·1fC Where••· Section 123 Ia) (1) Alsh Ave ., Ambler . Pennsvl Rt. 62 N. ot Point Pleasant, W. room . Phone 696·1135 after 5 Va., of the federal act requires e~ch vania , has been duly appointed behind Red Carpet Inn : .lOUSE in Long Boltom"';-phone Real Estate For Sale unit of local government to p.m . · EXecutrix of the Estate of Ruth phone 675·5384. · 985·3529. ' establish a trust fund to receive KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS. 12·17·31p H. Thornton , deceased, l~te of SPECIALS MONTHLY . 12·15·61c federal revenue shilrlng, and 6·ll ·lfC Meigs County, Ol'llo. Whereas, the Bureau of In PHONE HELEN JANE -----~ T Creditors are required to file spection and : supervision of BROWN, MIDDLEPORT, FURNISHED apartment . In 5 ADJOINING lots in 6 r • thel.r claims With Si!l'ld iiduclar;y; Public Oft lees has approved the OHIO '192·5113. ' · · wit~ I~ fQ'll~ hi. •· Pomeroy . Pbone 992·3?01. Harrisonville, next .to schoof, ' estabtishment of a "Federal ·.J !)eted "r'~n ts cf•)'" ~ '· 12·3,1fc 12·1Hfc each lot 120ft. deep with 100 Gene~al Revenue ~hartng Trust Decembft J~ , .,, ft. frontage on Rt. 143: price Fund' lh each subdiv i sion Mannirig o. Webster, CLELlND TRAILER, Brown's Trailer $990 each lot; terms $100 receiving assistance under the Judge, Common Pleas Court, federal act, as required by FREE puppy to person giving REALTY Court ; phone 992·3324. down, balance within 12 Probate Division good home: Female, black, section 5705 .12, of the Ohio (121 4, 11, lB. 3t months ; Samuel lewis, Rt. 4; 601 E. Main 12·10·tlc part poodle . Call 9'12·3374. Revised Code ; phone '192·6119. · Pome'roy Now Therefore Be it Resolved 110 Mechanic St. .12.17·31c 12·15·6tc TRAILER spaces; extra large by the Trustees of 5utton Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Town•hip, State of Ohio that : tots. $25 a month, Velma GRE'TSCH flat-top guitar, cost Sec . 11 . There Is hereby Zuspan, Mason, W. Va. P/, LEVEL ACRES new 1270; will sacrifice for established a specie! fund to be Help Wanted 11 ·29·301p ALL NEW LISTINGS ~nown as the "Federal General $175 ; also 20 ga. boll action HARRISONVILLE Revenue Sharing Trust Fund " YOUNG M!:N: GOOD SALARY 3 BEDROOMS - With shotgun for 120; phone 949· Corner acreage . Lovely under the pro .... Jslons of section WHILE YOU LEARN TANK 3 ROOM furnished house. adults 5913. closets. bath, electric heal olde'r home. 3 or 4 B.R., 1'12 5705.12 of the Ohio Revised only ; phone 992.5592. 12·15·6tc !Ohio Power Co. l. Copper baths, kitchen has dining Code. ~~~~~~ R~0~~~~~~E~ 12·5·tlc plumbing, paneling and Sec . Ill . All monies pold to the bar, loads of upper & b~se Here's an opportunity to live Township under the State and carpeting. Front porch, full and work in Europe. At a job TWO new mobile homes, never EARLY American stereo.radio cabinets, dining R. Utility Local Fiscal Assistance Act of AM.FM radio, 4 basement, and drilled well. combination, lived in ; phone 992-2511. space, enclosed sun !X)rch, that's as challenging as you 1972 shall be Credited to said speaker sound system , 4 Near Rutland. 120,500.00. fund and exPended In ac . want II to be. You'll learn to 12·5·tlc W. toW. carpeting 1st floor, On~ speed automati·c changer . cordance With the terms and operate and perform main · own water svsfem . targe SCHULTZM~~ME Bat an ce $77 .59 . Use our provisions ot ·said federal act . tenance on the revolving FURNISHED 2 bedroom 12x5ia dro gas Sec. IV. This resolution Is budget terms. Call 992·7085. frame building lacing back turret and weapons . And apartment , adults only, fore · r patio st. 40x70. THIS YOU MUST hereby declared to be an 12·12-6fc you'll get 30 days paid Middleport; phone 992·3874. 6x10. 8 e . Drilled well · emergenc;y mea•ure necessary SEE . 123,500. vacation a year to see a little 12·12·1fC MODERN walnut style stereo. tor' the prtaervatlon of the on nice lot, near Rutland. OVER I ACRE of the world. If you'd like a public peace, health , safety end NEW HOME · radio , AM·FM radio, 4 JUST OFF RT. 7 NICE welfare , s·uch emergency challenging job In an exciting 4 BE CROOMS - Pi> baths, speaker sound system, 4 ar ising out of the need to 3 ANO 4 ROOM furnished and place, Today's Army wants to MOBILE HOME, - 3 B.R.. large kitchen wlfh. electric speed automallc changer. bath. utility space, extended provide a lawful tund into wh lch un f urni shed apartments . join you. Call collect SS G. federal general revenue sharing Balance $69 .51 . Use our range. All electric on large Phone 992·5434. Clark 593.3022. l.R., beautiful kitchen. ALL payments can be cred ited for 12-17 -6fc budget terms . Call 9'12·7085. SET 4-12·tfC lot In the country. CAlly UP. 12x60. ASKING expendltures In the manner and - - -- - - - -12·12·61c JUST $7,500.00 COMPLETE. $21,000.00. for the purpo$0$ provided under YOUNG MEN ·. WE'LL SEND the State and Locel Fiscal MOBILE HOME MOBILE home, 2 bedroom, OUE TO lay.off, 8 track stereo FURNISHED . A.sistance Act ot 1972 : where YOU TO SCHOOL FOR adults only. Phone 992·5247. in walnut console; pay Bx45-2 bedrooms, bath, 'oil 11;, story frame, completely thiS resolution shall take effect MISSILE OPERATIONS JOB All brand new 1m Zanfth 12·14-Stc furnace. Lot 200x250. Asking balance of S98.SO or pay sa per renovated 3 yrs: ago. 2 B. R.• and be in Ioree from ond afler IN EUROPE . If you're Chromacolor Hts. Will Mil only n .ooo.oo. month : phone 992·5331. ·bath, storm doors & win· Its passoge. looking for ' a challenging job · thit W"k OR I first come, Sec . v . This Resolution shall 1 1 t tl 1. NEW HOUSE 12·12·tfc dows, large lot 105x135, take effect and be In force from nod a~ An eresh . ng P ace, Auto Sales lint served. basis. 9 ROOMS- 5 bedrooms. 1•;, private location. JUS·T and otter December 16, 1912. t ay S rmy as II. You'll baths, all electric. Full WAS Passed the 16th day of receive full pay while you ONE ludwlch snare drum, JUST taken in deluxe Zig·Zag $8,500.00 COMPLEtE. sewing machine. ThiS Oecember 1972. learn basic missile ba""ment with garage and $569 BRICK chrome finish, like new. mach ine darns , em . operations. And you'll get 30 rec. room. Copper plumbing, Phone 992·2888. SYRACUSE 2 level lots, broideries, makes but· H'omer Circle days paid vacation a year, to beautiful kitchen wlfh 12·1Htc 1112 story, 4 bedrooms, beth, Sutton Township President lonholes, all without at . do a little exploring on your dining. You' ll need a real job Attest : William F. Harris tachments ; pay balance of utility, some carpeting, own . Plus lots of other ct,rk tO support this one. · cellar, porches, gas forced benefits. lf •you'd like fo live 19SS FORD Victoria. Phone '1'12· $38.50 or pay $6 per month ; NEW HOUSE phone 9'12·5331. and work In Europe, Today's 586l. air furnace. EXCELlENT 0 21 18 , 19, 2t 12·1Hfc FIVE POINTS AREA - 3 CONOITION $17.900,00. Army wants fo join rou. For - -- - - - - - -'=2·.:.1.:_ 4·.:. 6fc bedrooms, both, nice kit· complete details ca[ collect WANTED , LEGAL NOTICE SS G. Clark 593·3022. '61 CHEVROLET, automatic; SINGER Aulomatic sewing chen, gas furnace. Over an Nice home. 3 bedrooms, WAs ' IN THE 12·17·61c '66 Chevrolet pickup truck ; machine. Like new in walnut acre of land with plains bath, basement, would flke· COMMON PLEAS COURT, Richard Quails, 238 Beech Sf., $699 cabinet. Makes design sfit. water. Asking $18,000.00. level lot. Not too far out In PROBATE DIVISION Middleport. ches. zlg.zags, buttonholes, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO EARN MONEY during your 116,000.00 range. Buyer from . 12·15·lfp blind hems, overcasts , etc . IN THE MATTER OF SET· sparellme addressing enWant to save flme and Trafford Pa. S85 . Call Ravenswood 27J.9521 TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS , velopes for firms . Stamped, 1971 MAVERICK, 200 CIO, money In buying ,your new HENRY E. CLELAND or 273-9893. PROBATE COURT, MEIGS self.addressed envelope bring home, then see us, now. standard, 4 good fires, 2 good COUNTY, OHIO. 11-30.tfc RE4LTOR in formation . Mrs . Donald Acc-ounts and vouchers of the snow fires, $1650 ; phone 985· Office 992'2259 ~ line. Rt. 8, Box 528, HELEN L. TEAFORD, following nam dd flduclar les 3979. If no answer 992-2568 or 985_. Chillicothe, 011. 45601. have been filed in the Probate ASSOCIATE 12·15·3fc 420'1. . . 12·17·21p Court; Meigs Countv . Ohio. for NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS approval and settlement : 3 Salesmen to assist you. 992-3315 1967 FURY Ill, 4 door, 383 CASE NO . 19,995 F irst and MEN 18·24 : BECOME engine, good condition, $800; Final Account of George PROFICIENT WITH Freddie Thabet, Mason, W. Lemley , Guardian of Linda HOUSE FOR SALE, 114 Brick POWER GENERATORS. Wooten . a Minor. Va .: phone 773·5651 . Sfieel, Pomeroy, 011io ; brick. WORK IN ·euROPE OR Pets For Sale · CASE NO. 20.149 Fir$t and . 12·15·HC house, 3 bedrooms, excellent KOREA. Today•s' Army need• Final Account of Nellie Buy 2 location. close fo school and AKC male loy poodle puppies, Ohlinger , Adm'lnlstratriK of the men who want a challenge. contact lou Osborne or· city; -.....;Pairs Estate Of Herman Ohlinger , wormed and shots, well -bred, Men to learn the fun . Mobile Homes For Sale . . .call '992-5898 Deceased , as GuardJan of Alma MIDDLEPORT 175. Phone Coolville 667 ·6214. damentat• of electricity and FREE Ohlinger ,. an Incompetent 11·26·tfc 12· 7· 121~ Its application to · portable PH. 992-2635 The but buy in the area. Person . • generating equipment. We'll CASE NO. 20,402 First and • Air Conditioners Have stocks & iNns for the pay you a good salary while Final Account of Bernard v . whole family. S.ve One. AKC Toy Poodles,Will wormed '-.--=--'~----,_---:--""':~-....;--..housebroken. hold and lor If · ·"· you tearn . Plu• lots of other Fultz, Trustet of the Trust. • Awnings !llird. Christmas. Phone 742·3872. Bit Capoctfy Created b't' the Will of Homer E . . benefits. Like 30 days paid '.•·Underpinni.f:!g ,.., _· POMEROY Cook. Deceased . 12·14·12tc Moytat vacation a year . If you'd like CASE NO. 20,080 First and r.:. Ail Jock W. C.rHy, Mgr. Automatics the challenge and excitement Final Account of Bernard V . . of living and working in '-Omplefe mQblle ham<. 1 • 1 Pllont992·2181 PARKVIEW Kennels going out 2 spe!d operation . Fultz , EMecutot of the Estate ol ·s ervice ~ plus gigantic· · 1---..:....:.:::::::..:.:.::!~--l of business . BIQ price Choice of '6'lter ano-ther country, Today's Homer E. Cook . Deceased . temps . Aufo. NOW WRECKING the lormer reduction on · all dogs. All· Army wants to /' oln you . Call 'display of mobile homes CASE NO . 20.153 Third wahr level collect S.S. G. C ark, 593·3022. ;<llways available at ... Epple's Grocery Store AKC. Sr. Broadway &· Annual Account of Hom er G. control . Lint Bader , Gul!lrdlan of Agnes 12-12-6lc building In Pomeroy. All Ash Streets, Middleport; FIller or Power Manley , an Incompetent ~ILL.ER kinds of bulldlng materials Cllio. 12·13.tfc Fin Agltojor. · Person . Unless exceptions are tiled EXPERIENCED girl for 91fice : MOBILE HOMES '•rm•-'r•u ~~dsa~e thhe..\~b~in~~~~&t~ For Sale Moytat · thereto, said accounts w !ll tie work with knowledge of 11 d 11 1220 Woshlntlon Blvd. Hlloot Htat tor hearing before said Court on shee ng an . c erry s a r COAL, u;;;estone, Excelsior• bookkeeping ·machines; apply the 1Stl'l day of Januer~. 1973, at Dryers by tetter only staling 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. railing; call 99 z.s 946 or 882·, Soli Works, E. Main St.,: which time Slid accounts Will be . q .lurrouncr clothes 3219 ualifications and exnortence · Pomeroy. Pllono 992·3891 . cons i dere~ and continued from With gentle, even ""' r 11·1D·Ifc 8o day t~ day until flnlllly ctl•posed boot. No hot apofs, to x 729· B, C ·O The Daily ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;~!111!!1 4-12·1fc Sentl~el, Pomeroy, Ohio CASH paid for all makes and Of. no overdrylng . , 45769. · models or mobile homeJ. Anv person Interested mev Fino Mtsh Lint file written exceptions to said 12-JS.Jtp Phone area code 614·423·95;1. Film. accounts or to matters per · - - - - -- - - 4·13·1fc WtltiiCtlllaotn talning to thd execution of the PI UMSING and Healing man, MAYTAG trust. not ,• ., than tlve ctavs experienced ; if not ex . 1970 MOBILE home, like new, prior to the Ualf set tor htering . perlenced and hon\!St. do not wifh alr·condltloner, was~er; Manning D . Web1ter OFFICE HOURS 9;30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSEI apply: p~ne 9'17·7511 or .992· lot may be rented : phone 985JUDGE COMMON PlEAS COURT , 3918. 4248. AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST.~ PROBATE DIVISION , lH•Ifc 12·1Htp 741-4211 r Arnold lr1te · (121 18, II GOOD'S PENNZOIL GOING OUT · BUSINESS ' 992-2094 • 606 E. Main Pomeroy -AND 1-CW &RIN6 INTHEMEAT GRINDER.- J,.-----..._, W·WHUFFO'? SMITH NELSON MOTORS; _I_NC, FURNITURE "HElL'' - ------,- .. HEATING & . COOLING . ')OU HAVE AN IMPORTANT Furnace MIS&ION.DO NOT' FAIL! llEAWFOR NEW 'IORK 'J'ODAY; MINISTER. ' ARNOLD BROTHERS LEGAL NOTICE ~ow 40u qit 1t out of Nothin' t' that! Je5' Goak em in turpentine! !J i .,,.n .lltaiR HERO ANI> HIS YOUNG I'RII!ND, 'fiiiO, ON THEIR WAY TO THE ;~ CAPIT~L • TO 6H KING GUZ~.~VE SIICA'F EO TO Re.5T 8ESIOE ura OF 'THE U.AGIE5T 1.1\KES IN 1.100. B ., .Lea rt" .ifi·Oru, 'Sr.'"' • "' Broker ' v.T.z'r,,ui/ -· '· ·<'- .• ) One Time Offer Closeouf 3 1972 .1 • 23" Walnut Console NOW '499 2 25" Walnut Coltsoles NOW '529 WhatAG"Iflt! ·INGELS ·FURNITURE .... ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1. Aurora's realm 5. Brazilian tree EASY, UP TMIAI! TAKE IT SLOW •SLOW. •we DON'T W/i<Jfr TO MAKE PeANUT 8UTTER OUT ,OF 'PEANUT&UTTER'.- THAT DID tTl NOW, TO PULL OUT THIS PLANK. . · ·····-·---·--·--- - . .. . . . OPlOIEIRISr_ . FURNITURE ·~~!~' - - - -- I (0 1972 KillA' Futuro SyndleAte, lne.) ' 40. German arUcle U.Rose derivative ~lg~lbl]-~=!:!..Jr: (var.) 8. Thence 9. Table · Item 13.-of tears U.Harmonl· OUB (2 wds.) 15.Burnup 16. Mover's truck 17. Faucet 18. Wobbly !0. Greek clan division %1. Flat·bot· iomed boat U. Wahine's dance ZJ. Abound· ingln DOWN l. Ship's crane 2. Cognizant 3. Did a nightly task (3 wds.) t. Pheuant brood 5. Bee'B milieu 8. Ml118 Singleton 7. Jncllned 10. Dld a nightly task (4 wds.) Unscramble theoe fCMir Jumbleo, one Iotter ·to each oquare, lo form four ordinary words. COLIC 11. Empower 27. Type of aircraft 18. Quite 29. Commem· 19. Carry ora live 22. Law en· pillar forcement 30. Actrell8 Verdugo (sl.) 23. Less pru. 31. Pilot's dent atd 24. Olf 36. Family the member boat 37. Actress 25. Seethe Balin 12. Rescind I.ENEK [] I [J I VIN1'EN I I I t) I I I I o-'*'~..~-~-~-~~~~~-bl STIMCY Y: 'J . . . . hd rodent. 25. Climbing plant H. English poet J'l. Ruminant H. Hoggard novel 28. Move like aonake U.COal Jumble;, MAIZI SAtllrd•f• Now ......,. tht dreled letlerl to form tht ou.we anowor, • IUiftlted bJ the tbofe Cutllollo A cxI I xx] (..U.W." ....'"", WIIATH DROWIY SPONGI ' Antwtr t lf'll7 •h• •lwa11 luul IOWtelld"' 011 tMeMt~er ho •.Udfor • do11-SHI WAI MODIII ~tuttle U.Sesame . U. Old·tlme mu1icll note 15. Gnawed S'l. Oecoroted,ua cake II.Dell&ht 19.Zola clualc DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'a how to work It: rn. '"----------U' Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: WE OUGHT AS MUCii TO PRAY FOR A BLESSING UPON OUR DAILy ROD AS UPON OUR . DAILY BREAD.-JOHN OWEN AXYDLJIAAXB It LONGFELLOW ·one letter •Imply stand• for another. In thll sample A il u•ed for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophea~ the length and formation of the words are all hints. Eleh oar the code !etten are different. 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Elizabeth ' 'Ebersbach; Colwnbus, and the m(l"lljng at Mansfield General the last 40 .years but even at WASHINGTON-111E GENERAL ACOOUNTING Office the two. The Chargers' only which broke a 1~10 tie ·in the William Stephen Stanley, Rt. lateR. B. E~rsbacl), formerly Hospital following a long age 71 he still had time lor a score came when Dave Costa lhird quarter, was Cleveland's· I , Shade, traveting north at an of Pomeroy,' died Saturday in says the sjriraung cost of medkal care Is party dlle !D poot lllnesa. first on Sunday. tackled quarterback Terry "longest play from "I!Crlmmage government coordination of hospital coDSiruction. . Mrs. 1\!oore was bOrn at Eva The first was the initial title. Bradshaw in the end Zl)ne for a this season. apparenUy high rate of speed, Colwnbus. The GAO cited as examples six cities which will have 4,000 Mr. Ebersbaoh attended in Rich County, the daughter of for his Pittsburgh Steelers Safety"but it was all PittsbUrgh Bengals Rolli Houston went off the road on tjle right Pomeroy High School and was more hospital .beds by 1975 than they ~Ill .need. They are and strucit a guardrail, skidded the late Charles Lewis and after 40 years of National that. . Doug Dressler barrelled for across the 'north bound lane, a graduate of Ohio University. Baltimore, Cincinnati, ·Denver, Jacksonville, Fla., San FranDora M. Gill Zickefoose. She .. Football League competition after The Steelers open the AFC · three ·touchdowns and corner· cisco and Seattle. Sen. Abraham A. Rlbicoff, 0-Conn., released was also preceded In dea!h by and the ctgar-ehomping owner playQffs ai home Saturday back Lemar Parrish returned then across the median strip. He was an accountant for •the "the GAO report sunday. Ribicoff said there was a "disgraceful .. Stanley said he went to sleep. Harrop Ceramic Service in. failure" at all levels of government to coordinate hospital confive sisters and two brothers. lock it all in -stride. against Oakland while Clevetwo p~ss lntercepll, o ns for ,...!!'here was heavy damage to Colwnbus. Besides his mother, Mrs. Moore hlld resided in "It's just my nature,'' said land, the wild card or best scores m the Bengais rout of the front of the car. . he is survived by a sister, Mrs. struction. Mansfield the past 10 years. Rooney after watching the runnerup team , is at Miami Houston. Dressler scored on Harold (Elizabeth) Stephen. She is survived by her steelers capture the A!nerican against the unbeaten Dolphins runs of 43, one and 20 yards and son, and a brother, Robert S. husband, John Moore; one Football Conference Central Sunday. In the NFC, wild card Parrisb scored on interCeption Ebersbach .. Message for Christmas time daughter, Mrs. -Bernard Division title with a convincing winner Dallas is at San returns of 25 and 33 yards as Autos damaged Funeral services were held . Brannon,Mansfield;a brother, ~2 rout of the San Diego Francisco Saturday and Green Cincinnati broke a club scoring Two car$ were damaged and at 10 a. m. today at the Cook TUPPERS PtAINS -The winter seems long and dreary. Jenning Zickefoose, Parkers- Chargers. "I never show my Bay tangles wil/1 Washington record . .Nell Craig also one driver cited to mayor's and Son Chapel in Columbus We .U know tbe value of 1pr1Dg. burg , and three grand- enthusiasm. I'd say this Is the Sunday. returned an interception 63 court as the result of an ac- with the Rev. Donald W. '11le woods are eold and aDe~ before tbe robins sing; And children. high point in my 40 years. with In other action of the final yards for a score as the cident on Nye Ave. at 1:45 a.m. Pickens officiating. Burial was · they may beslngiDgbeloreiODg. Wbolmows?,for oa Der.l3,Mr. Funeral services will be held the .tearn. " . day of regular season NFL Bengals picked off four passes Sunday. In Forest Lawn Cemetery. and Mn. "Thurman Babcock bere oblervlng lloo robins In tbelr Tuesday at I p. m. at the White The Steelers left no ,doubt action, Cincinnati bcmbarded · by rookie Ed Baker and left the Pom~roy pollee said a car front yllrd, wandered where they were roostlog, and where were Funeral Home in Coolville with that this wauld be lfYear to Houston, 61,17, the New York Oilers at 1-13. ()riven by Richard Hayman, 34, they feeding. · the ...Rev. Robert Landers of- remember for Rooney as they Giants upended Oallas, 23-3, Norm Snead threw TO. Reedsville, .turned from East Dogs need tymg However God is still on His throne, caring for tile birds as fidating. Burial will ~ in forced San Diego into seven Oakland downed Chicago, 28- passes of nine yards to Ron Main onto Nye Ave. and struck SYRACUSE - Dogs running well as His very own. Coolville Cemetery. Friends turnovers and converted four 21, Green Bay dumped New Johnson,nd 12to Rich Houston a parked car owned by Marion Perhaps they were bringing a "Message of Peace" at lhls may call at the funeral home of them intc scores. Pitts- Orleans, ~20, Buffalo upset to spark the Giants over Dallils Hayes, Pomeroy. Damage to loose in town must be stopped Chi"islmas 11me: · at once, Mayor Herman alter, noon today. burgh's menacing defense, Washington, 24-17, Kansas City · and Chartie Smith caught a the Hayes car was heavy and So belp .. to be like the angels wbo sang In lbe air above the to Hayman's . London warned today . which hasn't allowed a touch- ·trimmed Atlanta, 17-14, St . .· pair of n;>·passes to lead the medium .. Loose dogs are in violation of stable In Bethlehem, proclalmlng the message of 'Teace on down In the last three games, Louis edged Philadelphia, .2~....-'t!aiders over Chicgo. Hayman was cited to court for state and village laws, London Earth," good wDI.to men. completely bottled up John 23, Denver clubbed New Oakland 's Fred Biletnikoff reckless operation. Chalk for Shadow said. Animals will be picked up Plain pastel chalk can be Hadl and the San Diego offense England, 41>-21, and Detroit caught five passes to capture (no · exceptions) and if aubsUiuted for eye shadow. and left the Chargers In last trounced Los Angeles, ~17. the AFC receiving title . and WINNERS NAMED Veterans Memorial Hospital ownership is not established The chalk Is Inexpensive and place in the AFC West as the On Saturday, the Miami Chicago's Dick Butkus set an Winners· in the first drawing within 24 hours the animals will there's a wide variety of season ended. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Jennie Newmeyer, Dolphins IJE,came the first NFL NFL record with his 24th of the annual Pomeroy . c·olors to choose from. be killed . The action follows "i figured we'd win if I lived team ever to go unbeaten in a . career fwnble recovery. Chamber of Commerce numerous complaints received - Joseph Bradbury, Cheshire; Wilkesville; Joseph Wilson, Charles Klein, Pomeroy, and Middleport; Phyllis Mcintyre, long enough," Rooney said. 14-game schedule by beating Chester Marcol's field goals Christmas promotion were by the mayor. Victoria Frazier, Minersville> MinersvUie, and Zelma eun. "But I did get kind of worried B.altimore, 16-0, and San· of 34, 35 and 34 yards and TO Mr&. Clarice Allen, Chester, SATURDAY, DISCHARGES diff, New Haven. as it gotlate in my life. " Francisco lock the NFC West runs by quarterbacks Jerry who won a dryer, and Richard - Floyd Brewer, Robert SUNDAY DISCHARGES LOCAL TEMPS Steelers Take Lead title with a 20-17 comeback Tagge and Scott Hunter lifted Barton, Long Bottom, who won Temperature in downtown Graham, Gustava Johnsons, Stanley Aleshire, Jack.Adams, The Steelers needed little victory over Minnesota. Green Bay over New Orleans a washer. No purchases are CLOSED Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Monday Winona Cook, Carl Cooper and Evelyn Murray, Margaret more than three minutes to Mike Phipps threw TD and linebacker Dale Farley required to participate. Tonight thru Dec. 23 ' Smith, Bethel Coleman and was 33 degrees under cloudy Ira Wolfe. take the lead when safety passes of 80 and eight yards to returned an interception 42 ' SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Hazel Moore. Ralph Andersen intercepted a Frank Pitts in the second ball yards to set up the wipning TD skies. CAl).. ANSWERED ~•--•·--~---·•-:oo.,.,.,....,..,.llijo.llil•""'""'-·-""'liiio.l.,., --a three-y!lfd plunge by Jim The Pomeroy E·R squad Ill' Braxton with 46 seconds left- answered a c~U to the Henry as Buffalo upset tl)e Redskins. Klein residence on Laurel Cliff Len Dawson threw a seven- at5 :15p.m. Sunday.Kiein,who . yard TO pass to Ed Podola~ was ill, was taken to Veterans with 2:19 left to boost Kansas Memorial Hospital where he City ovl)l" the Falcons and Jim was admitted. Hart threw a 41-yard TO pass . . to Bobby Moore and a 65MARRIAGE LICENSES · yarder to Walker. Gillette as For the holidays, yov should be decked out in green. James A. Stewart, West the Eagles nipped With money to buy all the gifts yQu want to give . ' . Columbia, and Marjorie P. Philadelphia. Charlie Johnson threw three Ferguson, 35, Middleport; TO passes and Floyd Utile ran Darrell Napper, 23, Pomeroy And If you , join our wide-awake Christmas Club now, for two more as the Broncos Rt. 4, and Bonnie Lovena vou can have,SlOO, $200, even $500 to spend next year. clubbed New England and Welsh, 17, Pomeroy Rt. 4; Greg Landry hit Charlie James Dale Searles, 23, Sanders with TO passes of Columbus, and Judy Anne Make the small payments regularly for the next forty eight and three yards late in Sigler, Rutland; Davey Joe nine weeks and we will make the 50th one free. And at the game to lead the Uons over Miller, l9, Syracuse, and Christmas. your Christmas Club money will leave you in Sherry Rae Micha.el, 17, .Los Angeles. the pink. Which does much more for you than red . . Pomeroy Rt. 4. Si.zes36 to 46 in shorts, regulars or longs. Raglan Pleasant Valley Hospital tboulder:llfor comforta_ble fit. Excell.enj gUt tor Dlschars""! Mrs. Nessewee the man on your lisl. Braxton, f.akin; Mrs. George SEAT DENIED Wamsley : H>.nderson; Mrs . COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Elsie Rardin, Point Pleasant; Ohio Senate refused to approve Mrs. Ernest Lyons, daughter, Case Western Reserve biology West Columbia ; Hubert Sharp, professcr Ted J. Voneida for a New Haven; Harold Roberts, seat on the state Reclamation . Arbuckle; Hoy Jones, Jr ., Board of Review. · · Point Pleasant ; Ernest Gov. John J. Gilligan had Grimm, Letart; Mrs. Joseph nominated Voneida, who had Kinnard, Gallipolis Ferry·: fought for tough coal strip mine Stephens, Harris, Patriot, legislation. Sen. Donald Ohio; Mrs . William Lukens, R-Mlddietown, led a Hunter, Cottageville; Mar- Senate move against his lin Lear' Columbus; Mar . confinnation. Lukens claimed Slop In the M•n• Deportment on the 1st floor and see this gariete Rainey, Hender- Voneida's antistrlp mine views line line of mens· dress gloves. Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. son; Mrs. Collette Keefer, were teo extreme. Black or brown In leathers and vinyls. Excellent values. Two other gubernatorial apLeon ; Mrs . Millard Erlt, pointees..:..Gordon Anderson of GalliP,olis; "Mrs. Diana Fielder, Lake County and Samuel A. . ' Point Pleasant; Mrs. George Gay1ord of Jefferson County Also a complete selection of Dress Gloves for Boys - Black ' • McCoy, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. were unanimously approved. Kenneth Powell, Apple Grove. or brown leathers or vinyls. ,. Births: December 15, a son PROVa!T NAMEII to Mr. and Mrs. James CarBOWLING GREEN, Ohio . penter. KUPI) - Kenneth W. Rothe, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the 1University of Pennsylvania, \i will become provost at Bowling . Green state University. He succeeds stanley CoffPOMEROY, OHIO man, who resigned to become Member of Federal Reserve Svstem president Qf the State University of New York. On Fridays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. l Conllnuouslyl. died Saturday . . . "Is Sfa gtng • ' S. yracuse pupl . .. Christmas play Thursday "What Celebrities Want for Christmas" Ia the title of a skit to be presented by Ill•~ of the fifth grade class at Syracuse Elementary under \)le direction of Miss Beveraly Price Thursday afternoon at 1 p.m. Taking part are, 1-r, James. Patterson as All .Weather Coats WITH ZIP-OUT LINING ;rarn~li~~bi~:r":r:l Dewhurst. Floyd Hendricks became a four gallon donor. Nurses assisting were Mary Armes, LPN; Barbara Van Meter, RN, and Charles ·19 90 Men's Dress Gloves The " FRIENDLY ONES" at the Pomeroy Cement Block Company would like to !eke lhis opportunity to wish all ot our customers and friends A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. - CANINE BII'IGE ' CORDOBA, Argentina {UPI) - Wine ran in the gutters and the neighborhood dogs who lapped It up were so drunk they" couldn' walk straight, said the newspaper La Razon. The canine binge began at 4:30 A.M. Sunday when the brakes failed on a truck carrying 30,000 bottles of Argentine wine. The truck smashed Into a wall by the raHway tracks but the driver managed to escape with light injuries. SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON - ENDING A PEERLESS age of adventure, the last men of Apollo raced toward a Pacific Ocean splashdown today with the prize they I!Ought - evidence the moon may have been wracked by volcanos in relatively recent limO!!. The Apollo 17 spaceship America was flying a precise path toward the 2:24p.m. ESTsplashdownandaplaee In the annals of . history .Its speed'increased rapidly IInder the. welcome influence of Earth. ''The Earth Ia sure starting to get big," exclaimed mia8ion commander Eugene A. Cernan before going II) sleep for the last time In space. "We've got a full moon looking back at us and It's sort of~ poetic place to be the night before re-entry." MOLASSES KILlS 7 NEW OEilll (UPI) - A thlclt layer of roolaues burst out of an underground tank In Gangavatl, a town too mlle8 southeast of Bombay, and burled Ieven persons, the Press Trual of India laid today. It said .U ae~n "persona, including one woman and ooe child, died . . The agency said the lank bunt beraUie Of Inside .,.: IIUI'e while lhe workers were digginl! 1 pit near It lor a new lank at a qar factory . Also Another Shipment of Boys Pajamas Flannels oi' Broadcloth. Sizes 6to 18. BRING THE atiLDREN TO THE TOY STORE TUESDAY 7 to 8 PM FOR AVISIT 'WITH SANTA FrM customer pa~lltng ~n Second Street and at Ellllrf•kli Mtcflanlc Street Warehouse. ElBERFELDS IN ' SAIGON -THE U.S. COMMANDREPORTtnthe downing of three warplanes - tlio 852 heavy bombers am;l one Flll swlngwing jet-flghter-lmlber - during raids over llano! and Haiphong late Monday and early today. It seld seven of the 15 crewmen aboard the plaea were rescued. The other eight were listed as missing. ·It was the 1liOIII costly night of the VIetnam war for American warplanea. The conunahd's amouncement C8lll\! hours af~ Hanoi Radio said U. S. planes carried out the fiercest air raids of the entire Vietnam War and infUcled "heavy" damage on targets In and around Hanoi and the chief port of Haiphong; Hanoi Radio said it downed six U.S. aircraft- three 1152s, two F4 Phantoms and ilne A7 cOrsalr fighter-bomber. It did not claim a Fill. KANSAS CITY, MO.- FORMER PRESIDENT Harry S Truman, his kidneys operating al leu than 10 per eent ef. fectlveneas and his heart and arteries gravely Impaired, enterad his third week of hospitalization"today. Doctors said he was still in ''very serious" coodllion, "Foriner President Truman's kidney function continues to be Inadequate," said Research HOIPital spokeltll8ll John Dreves In a statement Issued at bedtime Mooday. "Docton estimate that hiB kidneys are lesa than 10 percent etfectlw at thla Ume." Dreves added, "Ten per cent is the critical point. Below 10 per cent Ia Inadequate." He Said he could not be more specific. NEW you- WITHOUT EXPLANATION, w.A. "Tooy'' Boyle resigned Monday u president of the United Mine Workers several weeks before the man who defeated hbn In a closelysupervlled e!ecUoo stepelnto the office. Boyle then got pennissloo from lbe union's executive board to address It u a "rank and file IIMIIIber" at a meeting today. '!be board voted to gtve Boyle a ~,000 per year retirement pension, WiDth equals hil full salary. Arnold MUier, the insurgent who defeated Boyle in lbe OOUI't«dered election, has said he would try to strip Boyleofthepenlion. · WASHJNGTON - ANNE AIIIISTRONG, an ·attractive linuletle mother of flw who holdl a Phi Beta Kappa key, rides 11oraes end lpe8b Spanlsb, has been appointed to the li8best "'"" tliltlll poet 11\Y W1lltl8ll b8.l held In 12 yean. Prelldent Nlllon Monday named Mra. Armltnn& who celebrates her 4Ith lirtbda:r nat ll'lllk, to be I p ~'mtlll-lor. The )101111 of Cabinet ratt, and 1111 Ide. II job beld by any 't'OIII8D ~~nee oma CUip Hobby wu Secsellq rl. healtb, Eibsllall and Wtlf. . In tb1 = dliwa l!dm!nl*JIIall. "It II 1 tnmllll' •• blltllr II be III(IJitlded tDittlllor lb lbi!"Pt "llleut, IIICIJioot.farwrd to the cballqe 111da • polltlon Clffen," Mra. Aibllb\*tlllkl- and a iittle wanner ·witl1 occasional raln or drizzle likely today, tonight and Wednesday. High today in low 40s north to upper 40s south. Low tonight from mid 30s tc low 40s. High Wednesday (0 to 50. PHONE 992-2156 '. IE~ CENTS Legar new Pomeroy fire ·chief Charles Legar was appointed · Pomeroy's new fire chief by Poroeroy council Monday night. Legar, former mayor and now on Pomeroy's board of publlc affairs, will serve a three year probationary period torunconcurrentlywithMayor Wiltiam Baronick's tenn in office. Legar was named to the post followlng the resignation of Henry Werry who retired after 14 years as chief. In other buain1111 couacil discussed hiring of aJ"."!Ior for Vaughan, LPN. Doctors serving were Aaron Boonsue, L. D. Telle, Roger Daniels and Raymond Boice. The American Legion I;'ost 128 and Auxlllary of Middleport with Mrs. Alber! Roush as chair· man operated the canteen. Clerical workers were Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Joyce ll~clt1 o"""" Drake·, Jean Sayre, Juanita Sayre, Lulabelle Hampton, Dorothy Sroith, Paullne Coilins, Jeanette Lawrence, Martha Lou Beegle, Beulah Strauos, (Continued on page 10) By UnliedPreaa Inte111111loaal .. · ,W,t.. 'X All ~lzes A. B. C and D. Choose flannel pajamas or broadcloths In solid colors and a line selection of laney p8t1erns . . All permanent press. Coal style lop . gripper tronl . boxer waist bottom . Buy what you need from lhis line group. Devoted To the lnterea" OfTheMeiga-Miuon Area ' TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1972 ' ews~. in Briefi The witle-owoke .Ghristf!IOS Gtuo ·makes t'f!/!!o eOS)j S20,000Maxlmufn Insurance For Each Deposito, ' . Eighty-one persons who ' came to give blood to an American Red Cross bloodmobile at the Pomer.oy elementary school Monday contributed 64 pints to the Meigs County blood program. Twenty-two replaced blood used by friends or relatives and 18 were first Ume donors. Sale! Men's 29.95 MEN'S PAJAMAS Clot~dy POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' Until Christmai 9:30 to 9 P.M. The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. IN OTHER FEATURES, the first grade under the direction o!Mrs. Elma Louks will present 14 jolly letters; the second grade "Doing Away with Christmas" will be presented bv sixth 64 Pints o blood given Open Eve-r y Shopping Day J · It Wouldn't be a Christmas Play without Santa and Mrs. Claus, center. Steve Ncrton plays the part of Santa and Larry Cundiff as Mrs. <;laus. , boys under the direction of Mn. Anna Hllldore will present "The Moderns" and the girls, "Busy Utile Maids"; the ltrst and second grade will also present three vocal numbers, "Fri~y l:ieasts," "Oh Come Utile Children, and ''Away lit a Ma1111er." Mrs. Ruth.Steal"llll' third grade claiis will present "Christmas Laugh-In," and the fourth grade under the direction of Mlss Joan Honkala will present the "Crlatmas Story." Curtain time Ia 1 p.m. Thursday at Syracuse Elementary. The program is opeil to the public. ' The program Is open to the public. Weather VOl. XXIV NO. 173 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ANOTHER NEW SELECTION grade class under direCtion of head teacher William llaer, Taking part are 1..-, Randy Brickey as Joe; a school boy, Billy Rousb as July lth, Doug Huston as Thanksgiving, Pebble Brown as Ruth, a school girl, Tammy Davis as "Miss Christmas," Carla Teaford as Christmas lights, Kim Winebrenner and "Miss Val~Une Day," Randy Arnold as a branch and Mark Davis as stockings. Absent was Debbie Pickens as Halloween. The first load of American grain shipped to Russia can make 128,843,733 loave~ of bread. ____,_,... 50th Payment ·FREE Frank Canon, Meg Amberger as Jackie Onassls, Sonia Ash· as , Geraldine, Vicki Sheets as Wilt Chamberlain, Rosemary Hul>bard as Pat Nixon, Tonia Ash as George McGovern and Carrie Guinther as Joe Namath. .. Now You Know MEIGS THEATRE r9nly Janta belongs in the ret! . vlilage hall as Dwight Parker, present janitor, is planning to reUt:e. CouncU tabled the matter until the next meeting. Merle Griffith representing Scientific Sanitation Inc., met with council . in regard to council renewing its contract with the garbage collectibn service. This matter was also tabled, though II was the general feeling that the contract may be renewed. . .. . Council approved the flr1lt. reading of ~n ordinance requiring a $25 deposit with the village by anyone wishing to erect posters or signs inside town . The money ·wm be refunded tc those who remove the posters after the event has occurred. Council alao approved a resolutiontosetasldetheweek of Aprlll5, 1973 a8 "Save Out . Air Day," and "Litter Walk Day" as suggested by mem· bers of the Winding Trail Garden Club. Counoil also set ulde Jan. 4, .1973 .as . Christmas ' tree recycling day , PiirSOIJs wiahlng to lake advantage of the. 114!1"· vice are to take thelr trees "to the parking lot behind· the Pomeroy Junior High School. Council approved the following additional appropriatlons: street, $3,000; sewer revenue, $8,000; general, $7,000, and water, ,11,000. The mayor's report lhowtng receipts of $1,632.70 for the month of November wu ap):l'Oved. Council went into uecutlve ~On follOWing a special meeting with Pat Meeker tJ. Surveys Unltmlted, Meeket diacuued the advantages to Pomeroy if It would join the Meigs County Regional Plannlna Cotlllllllllon. CoiUicll agreed that It would he a~ vilnlageoua, but no action on the matter can he taken IUitll Jan. 2 of 1173. Attending were Mayor j3aronick, Lucien Poulin, Ralph Werry, Wllliam &Iauffer, Elma Ruuell, Jim Mees, and Don Colllna, coundi liiemben; pOllee chief Jed Webster,' 'and ' Mrs. Jant Walton 1 clerk. ' . Elderly bid for 4% of federal sharing The elderly people of Meigs County, with the Meigs County Council on Aging speaking for them, put in their bid today for four per -cent- or about $4,600 - of the general revenue sharing funds from the first allocation the county received. Meigs County's com. missioners lls~ned this . morning to a delegation from the Council on Aging with C. J. Struble as president and Mrs. G. H. MARTIN Eleanor Thomas, director. Mrs. Thomas was spokesman. G. H. MarUn, wbo grew up The commission agreed to In lhF Rock Sprln&s area, study the proposal. now ~ prominent attoraey In Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was one of three men honored Dec. 12 wbea "Top Management Nlgbt" was observed by the Sales and Meigs and Jackson County Markellng Execullves of Fort Lauderdale, Inc. Others commissions have agreed to )loaored were Geor1e W. orders issued to them by the Chureh, general muager of Ohio Water Pollution Control tbe Bendix Avionics Board last summer. Both counties asked hearings Division; and Fred R. Mlllsaps, prealdent and to contest the orders, but later director of the Couolldated agreed to ml~or modifications Bank Shares"Of Florida. 'lbe after a prehearing conference observance saluted mea of with state representatives, proven ability wbo are The Oblo Eovironmenlal contributing abundantly to ProlecUoo Agency, (EPA), the general economic wblch usumed the dalles of welfare of the community. the board, has reordered tbe Martin return. to Meigs healtb deparbnenll. of tbe COUJity at least oaee an-" counties no1 to approve Innually to visit rtlatlves and dividual sewerage aystems friends. unlll tbey submit and gain Mrs. Thomas presented a written request to the commissioners from the Council on Aging for the allocation. She said the percentage of persons over age 65 In Meigs County in proportion to the total county population Is the fifth highest In Ohio. The money, If granted, would amount to · ap· proximately $1.70 per person. Continuation of a senior cltnzen program in Meigs County Ia dependent upon local fund raising to the extent of ap.. proximately ,7,000. Funds made available would be used for one of the permissible categories as defined by the federal government In social services for the aged, Mrs. Thomas said. Specifically, the Meigs County Council on Aging would use the fUllds for the followl~g senior citiuna programs: a senior citizens center, trana· portalton, recreational acilvitles, information ·and referral services, hot meals once a week, counseling ser· vices, shopping assistance, friendly vlsllng and telephone reassurance programs and a -e Attending from the council on aging In adclltlon to those named wete Pat Lochary, Leo story, LucWe Smlth1 Goldie Clendenin and Pailline RoUsh. Commissioners present were Bob Clark and Warden Ours, and Martha Chambers, clerk. EXTENDED OUTLOOK wiU approval of revised home sewage disposal regulations. In addition.- they muse present an Implementation plan for these .~egulatlons. The Ohio EPA has also required regulations for subdivisions that wUI require waste water treatment fa~llitles to attain water quality standards. Jackson county must submit a procedure for the county commissioners to accept ownership and operation of the facilities. In Meigs County, a procedure must be developed to designate a ·$200 Given . .on new decorations new member, was introduCed." The chamber voted to give the ~ecrelary, Carolyn Thomas, authority to pay all billa of '100 and und!'f without bringing each one up for approval. The policy of freeing parking meter wu dlscu.ued: It was suggested lhat merchants ask employee not to use the two free lois becaUie the purpose of freeing the meters was for tbe con. venienee of cuatomers. . C. E. Blakeelee prOposed that a dlHerent aystem of free parkin& be eslahlllhed nat year. Tom Ca.uell qreed to ... the Boy Seoula to the hooc1a on the lllelera after contribute much tc the com· munlties, If jllven a chance; their talent and uperlellllel are n<e!led In places such as hospllals and schools, Mn. Thomas said. Temperatures averagln& above normal wttb a chance Program of rain or snow during the period. Daytime highs in the lOs ud lows al nlgblln upper 20s and 301. regional water coDIJervancy LOCAL TEMPS district or sanitary aulhorlly Temperature In downtown Aprogram of traditional and lhalcan occept the faciUtles. Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m. contemporary Chrlstmu The Jacltscn County orders was 43 degrees under doudy music will be presented by the originally passed the board of skies. Melga High School Chorale its June 13, 1972 meeting. The ~?.1,).?..;!~2!:?.';:::~!~::}.:~~~~-=;:;:;::.;::::=::::~:~::: under the direction of Mrs. Meigs County orders passed MRS. CROW ROBBED Christine Gutbrle In a concert July 11, 1972. Mrs. Richard Crow, at 7 this evening. The action was taken to Warren, Ohio wu tied, Other features of the evening prevent potenllal pollution gagged, and robbed of will be a display of art work In occurring when water service valuable jewelry and money the lobby of the high school, Is extended to parts of the over tbe weekend by two music by the band, and county , thus increasing mea wbo entered her home. refreshments. Mn.·Crow, wife of Richard population. The board also The chorale will use ''0, considered the topqgraphy of Crow, brother of Pomeroy Come All Ye Faithful" as a the area which is generally Ally, Fred Crow, was giving . processional with "Jubilate unsuitable for on-lot dlaposai, a pla'o lesson when the mea Deo," the prelude. Traditional eatered-tbe home through a selections Will lltclude "The the board ruled. baek door. Teacher and Birthday of a King." A carol student were restratDed, but medley ·Including "March of aot otberwlte harmed. Mn. the Three Kings," "Beautiful Crow told WarreD pollee the Savior," and "While By Our men wore lklmub. Sheep" concluding with w~~:®Js··,·ue·t,··we··'Jss:. "Cantlque de Noel." ' home lighting committee Contemporary selections of contest for Pomeroy are TOI)I the chorale will include "DO Cassell," Mrs. Margaret Ella You Hear What I Hear" "A Lewla and Wendell Hoover. ' Child of Hope," "The ChristJudging will be In the following mas Song," "Strangel'll In the categories, overall religious, Streets" and "JoyOUI Christoverall non-religious, door or mas." The reeesalonal will be entrance. "Angels We Have Hearcl on The next meeUng . of the High." chamber will be' held on Monday, Jan. 8. MEET IN JANllARY The re,ularly acb~ulett At~nding were Kerr, Virgil meeting of the Mei&J Coull~ Teaford, C. E. Blakeslee, Mike Democrat E1ecuUve ComZirkle, Dennis Keney, Fred mittee lit 'l1lurldll tniiC Morrow, Richard Chambel'll, b8.l been cancelled. '1'1111 _ . Carolyn Thomas, Ralph ~ton will be belli lin. ;R Graves, Fred Crow, Tom wbenpianJwUlbeilllilltW ... Caa!eli, Jack Carsey, Earl Ingels, Beulah Jones al'ld Kalle 19'14 el!d•· 'l'lll ~ ,. llwlled. Crow . .. ~ Home sewage .rules modified ApproKinlately f200 has been received from local merchants to defray the coal of new Chrlabilas &trfl!!t decorations. according lo Jack Kerr, president of the Pomeroy. Chamber of Commerce. Kerr, lit remarta Monday at a .luncheon meeting of the chamber at the Melp Inn, said cootrlbutlons will aWl be ac· cepted. He 'thanked the Jobs Daughters group for hooding the parkin& tot meters to free Jl*1tinll until Christmas. In other matters: Tile cllamber .now has 36 membera; former Mayor Charlei Legar 11 a new member, and Mllie Zirkle of the Melga 'l'lrt Center another 01onthly newsletter. Mrs. Th<XIlaS further explained that approximately 18 pet. of the p"opulation In Meigs County is over 80 years old. Only 00 pet. of the older citizens bave automobiles, and only 25 pet. of women have driver licenses. Doctors, dentlals and food stamp distribution is located · In Pomeroy and Middleport and for some thla is a 30 to 40 mile drlye, Mrs. Thomas maintained. Many senior citizens could Christmas and official noUce was made that employes of the Ohio Power Company completed Installation of the Christmas lighta ' on. Second St. Fred Morrow; of Ohio Power, suggested · that membership dues be raised from $25 to $50 tc cover Christmas lighting expenses, or any additional expenses, rather than ask the merchants . for several donaUons throughout the year becauae budgets are established at the beg\Ming of each year. 'This wjll have to be done In 1974, hoWever, as budgets of lllOit ullllty companies already haw been ec~~~~Plel«l for 1173. Serving on the· Christmas emphasize the traditional � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 18, 1972 ebersbach ihle moore stampfle woodgerd zickefoose