https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ac53c55ea897c03889f7dafbfb540c09.pdf 255c9ed429e2a9f79a3a78231568275b PDF Text Text ,_--.~='ltiirnillrsetilliiiJ,JJ ililmf.POiiilec;oii.lo >::..DecDe< • 18, 1m - ~~:!;re Art Rooneyhappyfellow - J Sleep blamed Don Ehel'Sbach .I .! News . • • in ·Briefs The Meigs County Sheriff'll (Continued from Page I) l)ept. investigated a single car MR. Zola Zickefoose Moore, . BY JOE CARNICEW Hadl pass and returned it to the to 1 d Cl 1 nd 'th accident Sunday in Bedford ea eve a over e Jets, Twp. on U. S. 33 in which no Donald Albery Ebersbach, Dreves said. "When asked how he felt, Mr. Truman replied, 'all 69, Mansfleld, formerly of UPI Sports Writer San Diego 11 and Franco who played · without Joe personal right'." Parkersburg, died Saturday Art Rooney has seen a lot in Harris then plunged over from Namath. The 86.yard TO pass, . reported . injuries were 41, son of Mrs.. 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 �T 3_., The DIUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Dec. !&, 1973 2- The Dilly Senunel,Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0 ., Dee. l9, !973 b~· PRESIDENTS OF MANIFEST DESTINY Patterson and Patrick Beat. -. . I, & THI/IBS I lines, thl' cmnmiss~mcrs vutt-d eight to seven in· ' . favor <>f the Republican cktwrs, giving Hayt'S I HS electural votes w Tilden's Jij4, . · BY PAUt CRA~~~~ . To placate the disgruntled Democrats, an agreement was arrangtxl whereby they would accept By Bob Hoejltch It Will fairly tyJilcaJ evenlni at my boue. ' . Hayes' Pn:sidency in return for his promise to My wife had juat elllly shattered my Gtuenfeld o.fet~~e and remove- the last federal tm>ps from the South. " demolished me at the chell board. TbeD lhe had aei'My aellled Santa made his lliiiWII Yllit to 111e Racine Fire House Sunday When this "deal" became knuwn, Hayes was . afternoon todl81ribute treatl to8jJpliDimalilly HO clildnn. The down with a boot callecl "bow to Talk to Blrda" (b!l d) wblle pn>mptly dubbed ' 'I-I is Fraudulency" by the oppo- firemen's auxiliary which headed tile activll)' utendi thanlt.l to walling for MaraJS Welby or 10111e Giber of her latHtcbt.bei-oee. sition. · My oollege~e daughter had just placed a $UO phone call ~ R.eiDe American Leglul Auxiliary and poet members and to (collect) from Huntlngtoa to tell 111 the mtmentoua .-a that she Hayes, in his inaugural address, noted that the CGIIliiiUility's WQ fer assistance In the project. might not fhm!c F'fench 1M after all. though "the President . • . of necessity owes his Upstairs, the three amaller ciJIJdren were otaging tlleirdally MRS. VELMA CASSADY, Tuppm Plains, Is ~~Jendlng the ,election 10. office w the suffrage and zealous labors dress rehearsal for the start vi WOrld War II.IIId taklnC batlts. I winter with her~, Mrs. Dorothy Lambert, In Arlzooa arid of a political party," he nevertheless."should strive think. would appreciate hearing fr~m Melp Countians, even a belated to be always mindful of the fact he serves his party i was trying to get uitereited in a book vi SaJil Bellow's til~ Christmas card. The aclclreu Is Route 3, Box 804, Apache June. best who serves the country best." stories, with Utile succesil, when lhe tboulht •IC?denly bit me: lion, Arnona 85220. Hayes worked resnlutely and with some success What In the hell are you doing here, anyhow? to reunite the nation and revive the still sagging Why on earth did you decide to leave Wasblnctoo, D. c., SAM FLANAGAN OF PARKERSBURG, a native d. t'Cnnomy . He nrdered the last federal troops from Syracuse, captured his second PBA regional in a row on Dec. 10 almost eleven years ago and settle down here In the Tri-County the South, promoted civil service reform,' fought area -after working for )'!!81'1 to get toone vi the big cities? with a victory in the Carpet Sbllcli tournament lield in Asbl&nd, stubbornly · for Senate ~~mfirmation of a dis· Ohio: · Why' indeed? Well, let me think. There must be some reaaons, at least a tinguished an~ nonpartisan Cabinet; ordered the Ftan.gan, who attended Pomeroy High School and' started resumption· of specie payment to bolster the dis- bowling at the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes, qualified nlrith with a · lew. How llb8ll I teD·thee? Let me count the ways: 1 - I can leave my Cllr U!llocked 81!)'Wbere In the Melgscredited greenbacks and struck hard at the heart · plus 172 foc a 221 average. In the finals, be won nine of t21natehea Gallta-Mason irea and be reuonsbly sure It'D sWI be there wheil Qf the "spoils system" by firing frum his job as col- with scores of214, 259, :1168, 269, 219, 234, 232; 'J!J7, :M7, 183, :1421 and I get back and I can parll it In n\y driveway at night without 233 from Allie Clark of Kent. Clark Is a touring p:o with the PBA lector of the Port of New York a "spoilsman" named losing the hubcaPs, radio anteiUIB, and grille, • and fllllshed second. Chester A. Arthur. , :i - I can get to my office in seven miDttes, Without rapid Flanagan has now won three.PBA reglonala' and Is the, first A good President, Hayes was not a popular one. transit that Isn't. rapid, helicopter traftlc 1eporta oo today's Besides his reform policies, his unpopularity PBA .member to have doDe so. bigfesl rreeway tl~p. or the risk of. getting mugged in the stemmed from a cold, aloof personality and unreKERNS ROUSH HAS amwered an advertisement which subway. lenting piety. The piousness, naturally derived · appeared in &mday's Time&SenUnel for a ''pooba bird." Roush 3- I can breathe air that Is stlll breathable,lf not perfectly from his morbidly religious mother, Sop.hia has Informed the seeker vi the bird (Ted Reed Jr.) that <:lean.. Birchard,. was assiduously nurtured by his American Air Lanes Is paying $10,000 for lhe use vi his pooba, 4- I can reasonably assume that very few of the klda in my Prohibitionist wife, Lucy Webb. The First Lady thereby making the local offer far below what It sbl"lld be. iWUsb daughter's elementary SChool classroom have never exwas derisively dubbed "Lemonade Lucy" for per• says that the pooba be has can pck up a jet plane and fly It from perimented wltb beroin, cocaine or methedrlne. . 5~I can walk the streets of any town in the Tii-County area; suading the President to stop serving alcoholic New York to Llll Angeles in three bllUI'S and can travel from Pltlllburgb to New Orleana and back in two days, sometimes day or nipt, wltbout any major fear beyond cutting my foot on beverages at White House social affairs. Hayes had temporarily fought free of the pro- leaving the river areas to travel overland. His bird Isn't allowed an empty wine bottle. 6 - I cannot walk down those same streeta; in Gallipolis, tective cocoon of his wife and mother during a val- near Indianapolis during the annual auto racing because It woold Pomeroy, Middleport or any other community In the area, orous and brilliant Civil War career- four · times pull the cars off the track, Roush claims. :without meeting sonieone I know, usually on a first oiJllllle basis. So what's going on in thepooba business? Beata me! wounded while rising from private to major 7- I can afford to pay my taxes. . genefal-but he reverted to feminine domination 8 -Most of the storea will cash ·my cheek without having a after the war. notarized statement from my mother, the physician attending When Rutherford Birchard Hayes entered the my birth, my lllood type, Social Security number, and next-of· Presidency, the economy was still shaky from the kin. . . 9 -The bigh schools have no VD epldeDllc. Panic of 187 3, the nation was still divided into 10- I see beautiful, hlll-<:ountry scenery from my front door ;-./orth and South, and the Republicans were so By Helen and Sue Hottel every morning. \ weak they could not elect a President by an ·uncon-. That's wby I'm here, and that Is my Hat of hoUday bless!niiS How to Put a Fire tJJder a BF tested majority of even one voie. When Hayes left this tbne of year. Count yours -they're worth sometblng. Rap: 1 the Presidency four years later, prosperity had +++ How do you Ught the lire under a boyfriend? I don't mean returned, sectional divisiveness was waning and the ONTHETVDIAL: BIIIMoyerstakesalookat the celebrated Republican Party had become so powerful that only lovewise, but careerwlse. killings at Kent' State at 8:30, WMUL-TV ... '!What Price Toby's only ambition right now Is to marry me, and I like two Democratic Presidents would occupy the that Idea too, but he won't plan ahead. He doesn't have ·any Idea Health?"lsanapt topic for an NBC special, lOon WSAZ-TV. White House in,the !)ext 50 years. what he wanta to do In life, I guess he thinks If you finish college, Ofthe Bend~ . . NineiMnth Prooidonl Rutherford 8. Hoyos (Administration; March 4, 1877·Morch 3, 1881) 'fETUS PRAY' The election of 1876 pitted the Republican reform governor of Ohio, Rutherford B. Hayes, ag~inst the Democratic reform governor of New York, Samuel J. Tilden, and the governor of New York won ·the election, although the governor of Ohio was given the Presidency just 56 hours before , the inaugural ceremony t<~>k place. . · Tabulation of what were thought tn he the final returns of the nearly 4.5 million votes cast gave Tildtn a plurality of 247,448 and sent Hayes to bed resigned to defeat election night. Both parties claimed the votes of Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina, the three states still under "carpetb~gger" rule. Ignoring Article II, Section ·J of the Constitution, a hill was rushed through Congres·s setting up an electoral commission of se,·en Republicans, seven Democrats and one independent to certify the electors, The independent, Justice David Davis, unexpectedly resigned, and Justice Joseph Bradley, a Republican, replaced him. Following straight party Mrs. Hughes hosts circle Generation·Rap somehow you'U justdropinto a great job without even aiming for In'tJ{;rrnar11J visited Television Log lt. We're sophomores at the University and I already lmow I want to be an architect, but never mention It because I'm afraid The annual holiday visit of was msde Thursday night. he'dthinklwasputtlnghlnidownfornothavlngadirectlon. TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1972 .Each one was. presented a He Isn't afraid of work, he's bright, and be likes money, but 6;00- News3, 4, 10, 15; Sesame Street.20; Around The Bencf33. EJ:cerplll fr~m "Christ is Charles Wbite: Mrs. Harold the members of the Missionary News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, IS; I Dream of Jeannie t3; Gro;«lng AlwaJS'·' by Dale Ev8Da ·were Hubbard, Mrs. MUton Hood, Society of the Pomeroy First gift from the VISiting group, -no goals. At 20, shouldn't a guy have decided what career be 6:30Htm Up 33.~ -~ ·· ·• · .... ...... ~t 1 t;.~,.~ T<~ O:ll'~mo•tt "'' .,.,.,. '' '' •' · Riven durinl deYotiGne·by Mn. •Mrs. Ivaolll&tlWI• r-Mr111-Beat4- ~ptist Churclnrith resltlenis , 'and c~es and punch werr: · wants?·-LOOKING AHEAD 7:00- What's My Line 8; I've Gl:ffA sestet 13,;,F.llrn W ·ElecfrJdJ • ! : ;\ lt ~ .,.;.~ "tJ<'J!'rtJ(!'•·T 111 Co. 20; But The Cloc;k 4. ' ;, , 1 lllvidDantatameetlng of the Hoffman, and Mrs. Beulah ,of the Meigs County Inflrmary<.e'l lserv:~~~,favors ~ of ..,P,ipe son~.. 'II ·t • ' 1'\:t""l. •<'>t '•(l.l 'li\i 10 ?:30:C:. ' 'Thls Is Your Llfe 3 'i Oociorson 'Call4; l'o Tell The Truth · , ' ' and ca~dy msde lly Mrs. I. B. Dear I.ooldng: ' '' • · Don:as Circle of the B. H. White. 6; Price Is Right 8, 10; Beat The Clock 13; RFD 20; Zoom 33. Walker were given. Aren't you pushb)g it a bit? A college student us~Dy gets 8:00- Temperatures Rlslng6, 13; Age of Anxiety 33; Ohio: Sanborn Mlasionary Society of This AT FORT CARSON The program by Mrs. Robert career-consdous In his junior or senior year, after be has most of Week 20; Maude 8, 10; Bonanza3, 4, 15. the Middleport First Baptist Army Private John R. Kuhn i>pened with a vocal duet the required courses out of the way and flnda time to specialize. 8:30 - Hawaii Flve·O 8. 10; Bill Moyer's Journal 33; ABC C!Nreh. . . SURPRISE GIVEN Theatre 6, 13. Justus, Pomeroy, has arrived by Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Betty Encourage his interests - the goals will come in good time. WEST COLUMBIA - Mrs. Meeting recently at the lwme 9:00Bold0nes3, 4,15; BehlndthHlnes20. . . · at Ft. Carson, Colo., to begin Wills, "Joy to the World." HELEN 9:30Black Journal20, 33; Movie "Your Money or Your Wife" of MrS. Mary Hughes the circle Evelyn Jewell of West advanced training as a light 8, 10. +++ made arrangements to Columbia was given a surprise weapons l,nls,ntryman with Prayer· was by Mrs. Kuhn 10:00-Marcus Welby M.D. 6, 13; Film 33; NBC Reports 3, 4, 15. 11:00- Johnny Carson 3, 4,15; Dick Cavett6; Rose Bowl Bound remember one birthday at the birthday party Nov. 25 by 'her Company B, 1st Bsltslion, 22nd wbo also related the Looking Ahead: Christmas story. Mrs. Kuhn Here's a tip that mlght work: talk about yaur architect4; VIrginian 8; Movies "It Happene?'lth Avenue" 10; Meigs County Children's daughters, at the home of Mr. Infantry, 4th Infantry Division. "30 Winchester for El Diablo' 13. Heme. A check lor fl0.56 was and Mrs. 1.ewla Harper of Pvt. Justus will renuiln at Ft. and Mrs. Wills sang "Si- ambitions! AUttle competition sometimes lights the fire.under a 11' 45 - Johnny Carson 4. lent Night" to close tbe. guy.lf Toby hears YOU already have a career In mind, he may 1:00 - Your Heallh 4. Harrisonville. Preaenta were prt~e~~ted from the redemption Carson a minimum of 16 1:3Q.- News 4, 13. of bottle ,J:!IJIB. The love gift opened and refreshmenta were months with the division upon program with Mrs. Joseph ·start thinking more seriously. about HIS goals ... The male ego Cook giving the prayer. thing, y'know: a man doesn'tappreclate his girl getting ahead of WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972 offering .Xf8.78 was dedicated served. Attending were Mr. 6:00Sunrise Seminar 4; Sacred Heart 10. completion of the training in Following their viSit to the him. - SUE and Mrs. John Call, Hurricane; by Mn. Pearl Hoffman. 6:15Farmtlme JO; Farm Reporl 13. mid-January. The 22-year-old +++ 6:25 - Paul Harvey 13. · Mn. Darst's devotions in- Mrs. Carl Alker, West soldier, wha~e mother, Mrs. Infirmary, the group went to Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers 8; Urban League 10. 6:30cluded a Christmas card Columbia; Mrs. Joan Smith, Marie Dl VIeiro, lives In the church lor a business Helen and Sue: 7:00Today 3, 4, tS; CBS News8, 10; News6. Theae people (like "Archie") who keep harping that the poeetlng by Norman Vincent Tuppers Plains; Mrs. John Pomeroy, entered the Army 1n meeting and social hour. Mrs. 7;30- Sleepy Jeffers 8; Romper Room 6; Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13. Peala entitled "Remembering Hammond, MI. Gilead; August. Before entering the J. Edward Foster, president, peace symbol is a c0111111111li8tic sign, "anti.Qlrlst witch's foot" 8:00Capl. Kangaroo 10; New Zoo Revue13; Sesame St. 33; opened the meeting wiih a .emblem, and whatnot: don't they know a symbol means only Tammy Jewell, Parlin Jewell; Otben.'' Timmy & Lassle 6. Army he was employed by the , 8:30- Jack LaLanne 13; New Zoo Revue 6; Romper Room 8. Plans were made to )lave grandclilldren, Darla Harper, Jai Lai Restaurant in reading "Unto You a Saviour." what it Is most widely accepted as? of mooey will be sent to The two.finger ''petce" sign was once for ''V for VIctory." A gilt 8:55 - Local News 13. ·Lewis Harper, David Harper, devotions at the January 9:00Paul Dixon 4; Phll Donahue 15; What Every Woman . C olumbus. Stephanie Hugbes, the BsP,tisl When I was yo11J16er It JDel!nt donkey-ears when beld behind a meeting of the Sanborn Johnny Call, Robbie Smith, Wants to Know 3; Concentration 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8; scholarship girL . friend's bead. H I see this gesture now I doo't think someone ta Friendly Junction 10; Ben Casey 13. . Society, Mrs. W1Uia Anthony and Franldln Ray Smith. · Members turned in Christ. calling me a donkey. I !'ftUrn It as acknoWledgement of a mutual 9:30- Elec. Co. 33; To Tell The Truth 3; Jeopardy 6; Hazell. BASIC COMPLETED (ll1llded In the abeerlce of 10:00- Dinah Shore 3, 15; Columbus Six Calling 6; Joker's Wild Army Private Darrell P. mas stockings filled with desire for wdrld peace. Another eump?e: • Mrs. Fred Lewla, whole father 8, tO; Dick Van Dyke 13. · , · Ourpolltlca9 parties are re!tresented by the elephant and the 10:30-Concentratlon3,15; Phll Donahue4; Price Is Rights, 10; Leffingwell, soo of Mr. and money to be used for a special died recently. Members had a Split Second 13. Mra. Oley F. Leffingwell, project. It was noted that the donkey. Does this mean that our politicians are aU ,clumsy, 11 :00mcment of lilent prayer for Saleolthe Century 3, 15; Love American Style6; Gambit GOWNLY PROMOTED Route 2, Chesspeake, recenUy scholsrship money Is to be sent tougb-hlded uglies or jackasses? - C.M. s, 10; Password 13. Mrs. 1.ewla and in memory of LONG BOTI'OM -Susan J. completed eight weeks of basic in by February. Noted at the 11:30-HollywoodSquareU,13; .Love01Llfe8, 10; Bewltched'6; Mrs. LllUan McGhee. 13; Sesame St. 20. . For the p!'Oiram, Mrs. Paul Gownley, daughter of Mrs. training at Ft. Jackson, S. C. meeting was the recognition of C.M.: 12:00- Jeopardy 3, tS; Password 6; Bob Braun's 50·50 ClUb 4; W~ ... since you asked ... - HELEN .the Rev. Robert Kuhn for his 15 News 13; Contact 8; News 10. · Smart had each member give Josn L. Bogard, Rt. I, Long ·years in the Ohio Bsptist 12:30Spilt Second6; Search For Tomorrow 8, 10; Who, Whet, I\Ottom, has been promoted to +++ CHAFFEE TRAINED rellectims on Christmas. She Where :t. 15. . NOTE FROM SUE: Mother, be nice; and keep the peace, staff sergeant In the u. s. Air REEDSVILLE - Army Convention. Also recognized read "Room for Love," u'lbe t :00- News, Weather. Sports3; All My Chlldren6, 13; It's 'l:our Force. She Is an administrative Private Kenneth I. Chaffee, 17, for 10 years service was a okay.? Bet.&; Groen Acres10; Watch Your Child 15. Mlaslng Choir Boy," and "The · 1' 20 - Lucille' Rivers !; · former minister of the Pricelels Gift vi Christmas." specialist at Malmstrom AFB, son of Mr. aild Mrs. Keith D. 1' 30J On A Match 3, 4, 15; Let's Make A Dee I 6, 13; As ·The World Turns 8, 10. Mrs. Hughes served chicken Mont. The sergeant is a 1969 Chaffee, Route 1, Reedavllle, Pomeroy congregation, the graduate of Southern Local has completed eight weeks of 2:00Deys of Our Llvn 3. 4, 15; Newlywed Game 13; Mike salad and hot rolls. Miniature Douglas 6; Guiding L~ 8, 10. was manger tee- were given· to · High School. Her father, basic training at Ft. Jackson, oru. 15; Edge of Nlghl8, 10. 2:30- Dating Gamt13; New officers were elected Carolyn Satterfield. Otb~rs 3:00 - Another World 3, 15; General H..pllal 6, 13; Love. each of the ·guesta. Attending Frederick M. Tuttle, resides on s. c. He attended Eastern HJgh dedicated by Mrs. Ellen Couch. Spltndored Thl'!lll, 10; RFD 20. Mrs. Orval Wiles reported on and Installed by Mrs. Dwight attending were Mrs. Judy 3:30 School. besides thCIIe named were Mrs. Rt. j.. Pomeroy. - Return to Peyton Place 3, 4, 15; One Lilt to Live 6, 13; the overland box sent recently. Zavllz at a recent meellni! of Ganaway, Mrs. Jean Kelly, Secret Storm 8, 10; Ohio, This Woek 20. Punch, coffee and cnamedookles Group I of tHe Women's Mrs. Karen Sprouse, Mlcbelle '4:00- Mr. Cartoon 3; Somerset 15; Sesame St. 33; Love American Style 13; Marv Griffin 4; Fllnlltones 6; Gilligan's were served to those Assoclatioo of· lite ).tiddleport Zirkle, Amy Satterfield, Mrs. Island 8; Movie "Come to the Stable" 10. and Mrs. Lorain Sterrett, Mrs. First United Presbyterian Dana Kessinger and Erica, 4;25 - Sports Club '6. Albert Smith, Mrs. William Church held at lhe home of Cathy Coleman, and Pam and · 4:30- I LOYe LucY. 6; Andy Grmllh 15; Petticoat Junction 3; Marv Griffin I; Daniel l!oont 13. 5:00- Mr ..Rogers33; Dick Van Dyke15; Pol)derou 3, 4; Daniel · the other wife met and went torridly zap. She's WMrsatsonGe, Mrs. HaSkirry BsMrslley, ' Mrs. Eddie · Crooks 1 Mid- Cindy Croolts. BY JACK O'BRIAN .. orge nDer, ., dleport. , Boone 6. already divorced and wQJ wed Peter alter the BE'A A SINGING, 5:30-Mal'lllall Dillon IS; Elec. Co. 33; Dragnetl; Gomer Pyle Ulllan Pierce, Mrs. Lester They are Mrs . Marcella storm calma. USMC 13; Hodatpod9t Lodge 20. WINGING CARDINAL VANAMAN TO TEXAS - Truth or C0nMq. 6; News 3.4, 8, 10, 15; Seume St. 201 EUa Kazan ·can't convince the banken to Price, Mrs. ~llliam Bsrnhart, Coleman, president, Mrs. NEWYORs (D'S) -Cardinal Cooke Is liJu. RUTLAND- U.S. Air Farce 6:00Around tho Bend 33. and Mrs. OUver Michael. . Eleanor McKelvey; vice baekbta planned new movie, so he's arttina two Ill lrl"'"!lll-lovel to llnll. At ,his annual party Stsfl Sergeant Jamea E. 6:30- News 3, 4, 10, 15; I Dreem of JeeMle 13; Hathayoga· president; Mrs. Ruby Vanaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. new novels ... Dore Prevln'a new mlllical, 33. . . fllr orpblnlln the Waldarf's ballroom, he good -n.... ft.oll. •-li I Vaughan, treasurer; and Mrs. Nathan E. v-man vi Rt. I, 7;00- News6, 10, What's My Line 8; Truth or Co~q. 3; Beet 111lllnllly nrblecl ''lAm Matee the World Go ·"Mary C. Brown and lhe Hollyirood Sign," 1 nw _, ,.., .. 9J Tha Clock 4; Any1hlng You C.n Do 13; Stlnll 15; Know Your Judy Croolts, aecrelllry. ' aeema Tom O'Horgan'slatest disaster ("Dude" Blltlnd" (In hll cardinal'• robes), and the SchOOls 33. · · . Rutland, ills arrived lor duty D~~mmw· It was decided that the group at Randolph AFB, Ta. A 7:30- To Tell The Truth 6; Tha Judge 10; Pollet Surgeon 3, ~; -the prevloua). ScheiluJed to open at the L. jl ...S ~ cheered ... He fllel shortly to MIIOI·MAION AliA 1U - - " " " ' -•lolftn all Prollctors 8; Btat The Clock t3; Andy Griffith 15; A.lllubertandthenBdwy.ln Marth, ltl?npl)y CHIITIII kd ·, ~. ~. ~ a ~. TANNIHI~~. W '"""''u""'"' Cvuruw-"' ~material aupii'Yilot in HodatDodcJe Lodclt 20; EPIIOdt; Action 33. hec. l-. three 8fOUPI and the the USAF hoap,ltal, he S:®. edlm·l2, 3, 15; Paul Lynde o1. 131 Sonny a, Cheri, tO; A llllldaMmo Ill)' to~ aur Gil. Nci Vleinam balled rebelnllllndeflnltely. ItO . . liT HO.,~ICH, Association Into one -am New England Chrlstm.s 20, 33. IUe.rdo Monta9ban captured hls~eat City I-ller ,...,.. IIIII Clllt 9 • < not . .,,. of aur boya left previOUIIJ aemd at Q'alg 1: 30 - Playhouse Now York 20; Hlndfuls of Ashes 33; Coot Publlsho~ ~lily oxcopt book, and holding Allocllltion M 1 Ill elallna a-oda of our homesick hosannu. In lloatAJn far "DaD Juan In HeB." Satur~oy AFB, All. He Int-., anduate Mllllen 3, o1. 15; Julltl AndriWI 6, 13.\ by tho OhiO Vtllty mee"ftn• quarterly ina'••A of Bollcin'l drama clean (and beat critic) ElliClt Publlohlng Compo~y. llt -oeo _,. IIIII ~· of ' Rutland HJab. Scbool. The ·9;00- Medical Cenllr I, 10. · St., Pomeroy, Ohio, monlhly. The meeting date vi 9.:30 - . Movie "Tha WMbnd HiM" 6, 13. lllilllllltll'a In a New Orleans bolpltal. · Norton called Ric's acting ''the wonder il the Court aer~UDt'l '!rife, Dll'lene, II the 10:00- SearCh 3, 4, 15: Sout33; News 20; C.nnon 1. to. d71t. lvt1n111 Ofllco Phone II ...S '- IDIICh too 10011 ,.. [lop go aea1111." Eue, llfiCII, wit, "epnce, humor, ft2-21N, 1~11or111 Phone ftf. Group I wu cbanctd to the dal!lhter o( Mr. and Mn. li:OO-News3,4,6,1,10, 13, 15. · fourth TueiJday vi each 111011th. ... li C1 9 II P.t u well u lllll((8el'l: loll vi aatonlablna, paulon - all Norton..,orda iJS7. Wlltiam J. Smith vi Rutland. 11:30- Johnny C.rson 3, 15; VIrginian I; MMhotMs 90, 6; :c:.~~~~~r····· polo ot Mn. Zavltawill llolt the Jan. 22 Movltl "Oelp In f#>y Heert" 10; "B-1 Ban•! You're IIIII ' p '77 P*ln tile park and they're a!- celi?Jralinl Rlcardo'a oewed etace IUCCIII, DMdl" 13. -·• • . Nttlontl l,dvtrtlolnt Hftn 0 9II Plrll Zoo becaue of the condJ..,.., "'l'bll II one ol the great per· reproltnlttlvt IOIIlntJJJ. mea-.,. 1:00- News 4.. Projecll were ~ and 1:30- News 13. formal1cel vi tha yMr ." Broadway.lllll1l can 1111 Glltttller. ••c .. 12 last 41M • • ~ plmala, Lut week II., Now York City, Now York. ft••_...._ 1o __..._ TRAINING ENDED hbscrtpllon .. , .. , D•· ,.,... ""' I"V·I two meat-11e.-1ng a~ lilll, I tlvtr.. •10 urr Jer whtrt clothes lor i child. Mn. Edith Ykleo Tedm?qJJ•, the outfit l'llllllinl the volltllle Ill ctntt RACINE - An111 Private woek 1 CUNDIPJ' A8IJGMBD . · c!OIId-clrnlt tbeater'•TV of the rruler- a, M- Route - • cotrlor ·Zirkle lad • llib?l allldy. Jerry L. 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Armar' n. x-, Jt,y. ot.-rtme£1111111' 1... /1 f '' I ~~:: g~~u::ng New officers are installed . &bblers upset Bucks, 67-62 <XlLUMBUS (UPI) - Don DeVoe Ilk! he bated "to see this hlppeo to the Buckeyes but that's the lreaks." DeVIl! played hasketbaU at !JIIo SlAte 1982 through 1964 and helped coach lite 19'10-71 sea,m. MODday !light be re. lllrned with his own team, Virsl!Jia Tech, and taught his former boss, Fred Taylor, a thing or two. 'nte GObblers fOrced the Buckeyes into numerous costly mlstskes a~ turnovers to win 67-32, pushing the once blghlytouied Bucks to a 3-3 record on tjle year. T~ch Is 4-t. ''Tiiis was' our biggest win since I've ·been at Vlrgi!Ua Tech," DeVoe said, ''not because of who we beat but because of the way we played." In Devoe's rookie coaching year last year, his team was 1610. . "We've played some.fine defense in the past ... but this was tremendous," DeVoe' added. "The defense did a superb job and made Ohio move the ball more then they wanted to. And our offense controlled the tempo, though they did a good job denying (AUan) Bristow the ball." Bristow finished with 19 points. Tech grabbed the lead at 8-6 and although the Buckeyes narrowed the score to one point, 63-G2, late in the game, they never managed to keep the drive alive. "I cannot get a reading on this ball club, I absolutely cannot get a readjng," said a perplexed Fred Taylor. "It's frustrating." Taylor put 7-foot senior cen,ter Luke Witte In the. game with the score 16-a, Ohio State behind. He got a game~igh 20 points and added a team-high 11 rebounds before louting out with 2:08 to play. Taylor said he wUJ start Thursday night Ironton missed state playoffs by one point COLUMBUS (UPI) _ The Ohio High Schoo\ Athletic Association Monday released the pbint totals involved in the . 19720HSAAcomput~rized high school football rankings. The figures show two. of the 12 regional playoff bertha were decided by a single point, ineluding Region 11 in Class A where ZoarviUe Tuscara·was Valley (8-3-1) ~ged unbeaten Newcomerstown (1040) 253252 for the playoff spot. The other alngle point margin was In Region 7 ol Class AA where Uniontown Lake (8-2) edged out Ironton, 37W74. Masslllon, which lost to Princeton in the Class AM. semifinals, was the top potm getter in the state, amassing 1,071 points to easily take the Region 3 playoff berth from run,nerup Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit which had 716 points. Watten Western Reserve, the state playoff champion, piled up 858 points and had a comforlsble margin over Eastlake North, which was second in Region I with 741. , Toledo Scott had a 599-530 margin over Fremo~t Ross in Region 2 of Class AAA, while Princeton's spread over runnerup Troy in Region 4 was had a ·11ealthy 616-497 margin over runnerup Warren Kennedy, despite the fact the Irish finished the regular season with an 8-2 recQtd comp~red to the Eag~es· 9-1. Columbus Watterson was an easy winner in Class AA Region 6, posting 673 points to 502 for runnerup Lima Central Catholic, while Reading's margin over second place Loveland in Region 8 was 567550. NFL housecleaning is starting early BY JOE CARNICEW UPI Sports Writer The NatloJ>al Footbal? League's annual' Christmas housecleaning began early this year as two head coaches were handed their walking papers Moodayandatleastflveothers wondered about their fate. Ed .. ,KIJayat, a · lleto • last' seallOII when H~ boosted the Pllllade!Phla Eagles to victory in six of their iast nine games after an D-3 start under Jerry willlalns and Bob Hollway a defenslv~ whiz wbo never ~ot his message across to the st. Louis Cardinals were fired Monday. ' The Eagles finished lsst in the National Conference this season with a 2-11-1 record while the eardl!ials bately nosed them oulfor fourth in the NFC East with a 4-8-1 mark. Left wondering · about their future were Tommy Prothro of 1m Angeles, Joe Schmidt of Detroit, J,. Q, Roberts o( New . Orleans and BID Peterson of Houston. Pbll Benglllon of New ~land 11 an Interim coach and will be nplacad Ia Ill •' • •• . t '* ........ u- 0 -a ,.,..k rs ..,. balls and the Buckeyes' few chances at foAl shots. "We didn't shoot a free throw the .first half," he ssid. "We're either not moving enough or something ... You know we're not moving well, not causing anything to happen, because Don's ~lub is committing 23 personal fouls a game coming here and in tliis one commits only 13." . James A. Diehl, Meigs High 3·1 30.· ow .wzn .~ b. 1· · . • · School Principal, has been reMEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!)- 12 minutes to play. elected to his second three- Georgia Tech Coach BID His ' antics barely overahayear term a.s a member of the Fulcher, who ills been walking dowed two touchdown pssses Southeastern Ohio District a ti&htrope for two wee?!a, by Iowa State q~k Athletic Board. Dlstricthoards wasn't the least bit' shy a~t George Alilundaon. Both went are 1n the same geograp~ical the .outcom~ of Mooday night's to end Ike Harris and lhe allgrunent as the basketball Uberty Bowl. . second was for five yatda wlth tournament set-up. They are "'nils has to go in the books less than two rilinutes In the under the State Athletic Board as one of the great victories of gsme. and state athletic ad- Georgia ·Tech, perhaps of The short pass made . the ministrators. college football," he bubb?ed score 3t.ro in favor vi Tech. Diehl . Is a Class AAA , after his team's 31-30 upset' of But Amund5on rolted out for a representative along with . Iowa State before 50,021and a twOi)Oint conversion p8ss Donald Gatchell, Assistant national television audience, tempt With only 1:36 to play Principal 01 Chillicothe High Fulcher never mentioned and threw the ball 'out of the School. The Class AA · board hisck quarterback Eddie Me. end zone under )rissfll'e fr0111 members are Jame:~ Mains, Asban, the senior star he Tecb's Tim Macy and Beau Director of Instructional booted off the team !>efore Bruee. Services of Ironton High Tech's final game of the seaaon School, and Tom Hesson, In a controversy over commore, had little trouble lifting Chesapeake High School p?lmentary tickets. Principal. The Class A hoard "DI~ 't J~ S~vens do just their record to 5-l. members are John Wickline, great. Didn I he· He juSt got . ' Elsewhere, Mib Green Creek High School better .~s the game proKyger Now Appearing in tile scored 36 pointa Louisiana 'Paddle Wheel Lounge" Tech, the No. 5 smaU college Principal, and Jame:~ Young, gressed, said Fulcher. Superintendent of the LUcas He referred to the. Junior 8:30 ll.M. till A.M. team, trounced Southern MisValley School District. substitute who stepped in for N.ightly Except Sunday sissiPPi, 87-M, and Bryan AshThe district boards hold McAshan and to8sed touchbaugh and Greg WeUa sparked a raDy lall! In \he first half that regular meetings to take care down passes of 22, nine aild enabled Northwestern to of local athletic dulles, and three yards to Jtm Robinlon, defeat Western Illinois, 100.78, meet periodically with the Rob. Healy and Ke:vln Me. Gallipolis, Ohio Namara to win lhe game. for its first victory of the State Board of Control. Stevens also ran for a twOi)Oint season. conversl011 as he started only Allan Bristow's 19 points DRILL INSIDE . his second game for the YeDow carried Virginia Te<:h, now 4-1, COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Jackets. to a 67~2 upset of Ohio State Ohio State football team Fulcher was hit wllb charges and Allen Elljab had 18 points practiced in French Fl~ldhouse of racial bias by McAshan aflsr as Dayton romped past Monday in pre(l!lration for the he was unable to get eltra Auburn, 106-63. Sophomore Jan. 1 Rose Bowl date IVlth tickets to the \leorgla-Georgla Allen Murphy scored 19 points Southern California. Tech game. About 200 civil to lead error-plagued Today'~ workout will be the rlsllta plekela marched outside Louisville, which committed 28 last in Columbus. Wednesday the Uberty Bowl Stadium turnovers, .to a 68-62 verdict the team fileS tO California. lrlefly at · the be~ of over Navy and George Walls Only plsyer absent from the Monday night's·game scored 18 of his 23 points in the Monday practice was tight end "It was just fantastic, fan. second haHto enable Denver to · Mike Bartoszek, who has a tastic,'' said Stevens in the edge Stsnford, 77-74. virus. steamy Tech dresaln8 rOOJll, Blue wllh black "lnyl Int., Marvin Edwards' 32 points The players were given But he still seemed as calm sa power seat and air conditioning. lifted Oklahoma City to a 85-84 · Friday saturday and Sunday he seemed on his foUJ'th.perlod victory over California.. off. ' pass to McNamara which gave Tecb the victory with less than .' at- Rockets slip by Eagles By United Press lnternaUcmal There's something about the Michigan Invitational that !rings out lbe best in Tom Kozelko. The Toledo star earned Most Valuable Player honocs in the tourney last season and he moved Into position ioc the same honor Monday night as he scored 37 points to lead the Rockets to a 94-93 victory over Morehead State in the opening round. Kozelko, a 6-foot-3 senior, scored 23 points in the second half to push Toledo ahead and Rob Conroy converted a free throw with five seconds left to lift the Rockets to a 94-91 lead. A desperation. 4:Hoot shot by Arcb Johnson went in at the buzzer to narrow the victory margin to ooe point. Defending champion Toledo will meet Mlcbigan, a 00.74 victor over Western Michigan, in tonight's final. The Wolverines, behind a 23-point performanceby8-10Ken Brady and a 22-point effort by Henry Wil- Galy Growden as . 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Taylor was particularly irked by the numh<-r of loMe second ter1n Marion Pleassnt, the only team rated No. 1. by the UPI Board of Coaches which went on to prove it on the field of play, was the top point getter in 722-'03. In Class AA, Akron St. Class A by a wide margin. The Spartans, who now have Vincent, the plsyolf winner, won 38 In a row, garnered 398 points compared to 226 lor runnerup Riverdale in Region 10. Lorain Clearview, runnerup ' to Pleasantfor the playoff title, piled up a 344-325 edge over probability. Kirtland in Region 9, and ·· You'll Llko uur Qualltr, ''Oilr loyal fans deserve to be. Middletown Fenwick, despite a Way of Oolng,Buslneu. ' Th e Bobca ts opened their The VIkings are 1-2 overall and in the gsme and deserve a 8-3-1 mark, got 309 points to 287 Hannan Trace will seek its Eastern. GMAC FINANCING · So t• 1-1 in lhe SVAC. Symmes , 9 92·S34t ,Pomoroy, with winning team," said Eagles' lor runnerup Lockland in sixth victory In seven outings The Wildcats have been season a wm over u ·~ Valley has been led by Dave Open . E venings 'flii:OO owner Leonard Tose in an- Reg·ion 12. this evening against its alumni paced offensively by 1M> Mike wes tern but have PIaYed onIY Dunfee, IMl Phil Robinson, 5-10 Til s P: /11•. $111. nounclng . the dismissal of The release of the point in a game at MercervUJe. Caldwell, 8-5 Don Wells, 8-1 one good game sInee then. The and Jamie. Lafoo, 5-9, aU Khayat and General Manager totals, broken down In the Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats John LUsher and IMl Rodney 'Cata lost to Soul hern In an Pete Relzlllff. ''There was no three levels Into which the have defeated North Galli&, . Dunfee. overtime. Their remaining •se•ni•or•s··---------~--~~---· · way this was a 2-11,1 ~ qn . system 11 devised, points up Soutb'er n',' Syi\\mes ' Valtey, K~~er Creelt';wlll' atte'utpt 'to " losses 'have ' been by '' '!'de ' :, ,.,, , , ,,, 1 1 1 ' merit." ' " . , "• "' ':.1 • the l!nportsnce of playing a Southwestern, and Hannan, W. break ' a ·four ·game · loslrig <margins•. "" ' -1• "" ' '"' '"· 1" 1 1 ..... · ' Khayat ·Said he was "sorry tough schedule. Va. Their lone losli was !0 ' ~treak agitlnst Union Furilace: " KC has been paced of· we weren't able to give the Ttiscarawas Valley, de:~pite fensively by two juniors, Clay people of this area a winning its 6-3-1 record, picked up 190 Hudson, S-10 guard and John football team. I believe they points in the third level of the g · r Rumley, 6-0 forward . will have a Winning football Symmes Valley wiD seek lis system, while Newcomers· team in the near future." town, 11).1), got only 197, enough second straight victory against · Hollway admitted he was, "a to make the difference. Fairland in a 10!1-league game. little angry and a little The first level of points disappointed" when notified of · comes direcUy from beatmg an By United Press lnternatlooal of a furious Ohio State closing his dismissal. "I expected to opponent. The second leve~ With a freshman in the rally to post their fourth vicfulfUJ the last year of my threecomes from your opponents driver's seat, Ohio University tory against one loss. year contract," said tbe man wins and the third comes from grabbed ita fourth win of the Koaelko Scores Again who put together the "Purple SAME DAY your opponents' opponents' season Monday night. In other games, Otterbein People Eaters" at Minnesota SERVICE wins. Walter Luckett scored 23 edged Franldln (Ind.) 76-7(; before taking over for Charlie In At 9- 0ut At S An example has Massillon points for the Bobcats, eight in Toledo slipped by Morehead . Winner at St. Lo~. "A team Use Our Free Parking Lot with 30 points in the first level, a declslve tw<Hllinute stretch (Ky.) State 94-93; Penn State has to have patience with a coach,butapparentlythisteam 185 In the second level and a near the end of the game, to downed Kent State 49-44; . doesn t f'7l that way. I think whopping 856 in the third level, lead OU to a 95-88 win over Dayton trounced Auburn 106· 63; and Akron · defeated 216 E. 2nd, Pom~roy I'm a wumer· as ·a football slmply because the Tigers Loyola (lli.). played one of the toughe:~t TheBobcatsflnallygotonto. Bellarmlne (Ky.)~. coach and I tliink I can go for good at 85-83 wltb 2:33 to go someplace. else and help schedules In the stste. on LUckett's layup. Following a aomebody elle win." ' turnover he scored again to make It 8'1.8J. ...your lOt) . . With the score tightened to PHONE 992-2342 MIDDLEPORT.O. 8'1-85,Luckettdunked two more bukets to put the Bobcats out of danger. Bill Brown added 20 points and Denn7 Rusch 19 as Ohio ran Ita seuon mark to 4-2. Loyola, whoae Nate Hayes con. nected for a game blgh 34 Largest polnta, fell to 4-3. Ohio State was dumped for lite third time this season, 8'182, by VIrginia Tech at Columbul. The Gobblers held Voice along Br'Way "*' Di:bi~;;;; Georgia Tech ~n Hotline Great Freight Train SOt. Reg. U.Q _ NOW 12.ss NOW '11M ·· Frigidaire has a brand new way to control trash. The Frigidaire trash compactor. It can take four bagsful of wrappings. bo)les, soda cans and food scrapings and squash them down to a one-bag size. One neat. disposable bag made especially for the Frigidaire trash compactor. ' If slle already has a compactor. she might like one of our other time· saving gift Ideas. 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SPICIAL. t.ft JS." · �T 3_., The DIUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Dec. !&, 1973 2- The Dilly Senunel,Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0 ., Dee. l9, !973 b~· PRESIDENTS OF MANIFEST DESTINY Patterson and Patrick Beat. -. . I, & THI/IBS I lines, thl' cmnmiss~mcrs vutt-d eight to seven in· ' . favor <>f the Republican cktwrs, giving Hayt'S I HS electural votes w Tilden's Jij4, . · BY PAUt CRA~~~~ . To placate the disgruntled Democrats, an agreement was arrangtxl whereby they would accept By Bob Hoejltch It Will fairly tyJilcaJ evenlni at my boue. ' . Hayes' Pn:sidency in return for his promise to My wife had juat elllly shattered my Gtuenfeld o.fet~~e and remove- the last federal tm>ps from the South. " demolished me at the chell board. TbeD lhe had aei'My aellled Santa made his lliiiWII Yllit to 111e Racine Fire House Sunday When this "deal" became knuwn, Hayes was . afternoon todl81ribute treatl to8jJpliDimalilly HO clildnn. The down with a boot callecl "bow to Talk to Blrda" (b!l d) wblle pn>mptly dubbed ' 'I-I is Fraudulency" by the oppo- firemen's auxiliary which headed tile activll)' utendi thanlt.l to walling for MaraJS Welby or 10111e Giber of her latHtcbt.bei-oee. sition. · My oollege~e daughter had just placed a $UO phone call ~ R.eiDe American Leglul Auxiliary and poet members and to (collect) from Huntlngtoa to tell 111 the mtmentoua .-a that she Hayes, in his inaugural address, noted that the CGIIliiiUility's WQ fer assistance In the project. might not fhm!c F'fench 1M after all. though "the President . • . of necessity owes his Upstairs, the three amaller ciJIJdren were otaging tlleirdally MRS. VELMA CASSADY, Tuppm Plains, Is ~~Jendlng the ,election 10. office w the suffrage and zealous labors dress rehearsal for the start vi WOrld War II.IIId taklnC batlts. I winter with her~, Mrs. Dorothy Lambert, In Arlzooa arid of a political party," he nevertheless."should strive think. would appreciate hearing fr~m Melp Countians, even a belated to be always mindful of the fact he serves his party i was trying to get uitereited in a book vi SaJil Bellow's til~ Christmas card. The aclclreu Is Route 3, Box 804, Apache June. best who serves the country best." stories, with Utile succesil, when lhe tboulht •IC?denly bit me: lion, Arnona 85220. Hayes worked resnlutely and with some success What In the hell are you doing here, anyhow? to reunite the nation and revive the still sagging Why on earth did you decide to leave Wasblnctoo, D. c., SAM FLANAGAN OF PARKERSBURG, a native d. t'Cnnomy . He nrdered the last federal troops from Syracuse, captured his second PBA regional in a row on Dec. 10 almost eleven years ago and settle down here In the Tri-County the South, promoted civil service reform,' fought area -after working for )'!!81'1 to get toone vi the big cities? with a victory in the Carpet Sbllcli tournament lield in Asbl&nd, stubbornly · for Senate ~~mfirmation of a dis· Ohio: · Why' indeed? Well, let me think. There must be some reaaons, at least a tinguished an~ nonpartisan Cabinet; ordered the Ftan.gan, who attended Pomeroy High School and' started resumption· of specie payment to bolster the dis- bowling at the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes, qualified nlrith with a · lew. How llb8ll I teD·thee? Let me count the ways: 1 - I can leave my Cllr U!llocked 81!)'Wbere In the Melgscredited greenbacks and struck hard at the heart · plus 172 foc a 221 average. In the finals, be won nine of t21natehea Gallta-Mason irea and be reuonsbly sure It'D sWI be there wheil Qf the "spoils system" by firing frum his job as col- with scores of214, 259, :1168, 269, 219, 234, 232; 'J!J7, :M7, 183, :1421 and I get back and I can parll it In n\y driveway at night without 233 from Allie Clark of Kent. Clark Is a touring p:o with the PBA lector of the Port of New York a "spoilsman" named losing the hubcaPs, radio anteiUIB, and grille, • and fllllshed second. Chester A. Arthur. , :i - I can get to my office in seven miDttes, Without rapid Flanagan has now won three.PBA reglonala' and Is the, first A good President, Hayes was not a popular one. transit that Isn't. rapid, helicopter traftlc 1eporta oo today's Besides his reform policies, his unpopularity PBA .member to have doDe so. bigfesl rreeway tl~p. or the risk of. getting mugged in the stemmed from a cold, aloof personality and unreKERNS ROUSH HAS amwered an advertisement which subway. lenting piety. The piousness, naturally derived · appeared in &mday's Time&SenUnel for a ''pooba bird." Roush 3- I can breathe air that Is stlll breathable,lf not perfectly from his morbidly religious mother, Sop.hia has Informed the seeker vi the bird (Ted Reed Jr.) that <:lean.. Birchard,. was assiduously nurtured by his American Air Lanes Is paying $10,000 for lhe use vi his pooba, 4- I can reasonably assume that very few of the klda in my Prohibitionist wife, Lucy Webb. The First Lady thereby making the local offer far below what It sbl"lld be. iWUsb daughter's elementary SChool classroom have never exwas derisively dubbed "Lemonade Lucy" for per• says that the pooba be has can pck up a jet plane and fly It from perimented wltb beroin, cocaine or methedrlne. . 5~I can walk the streets of any town in the Tii-County area; suading the President to stop serving alcoholic New York to Llll Angeles in three bllUI'S and can travel from Pltlllburgb to New Orleana and back in two days, sometimes day or nipt, wltbout any major fear beyond cutting my foot on beverages at White House social affairs. Hayes had temporarily fought free of the pro- leaving the river areas to travel overland. His bird Isn't allowed an empty wine bottle. 6 - I cannot walk down those same streeta; in Gallipolis, tective cocoon of his wife and mother during a val- near Indianapolis during the annual auto racing because It woold Pomeroy, Middleport or any other community In the area, orous and brilliant Civil War career- four · times pull the cars off the track, Roush claims. :without meeting sonieone I know, usually on a first oiJllllle basis. So what's going on in thepooba business? Beata me! wounded while rising from private to major 7- I can afford to pay my taxes. . genefal-but he reverted to feminine domination 8 -Most of the storea will cash ·my cheek without having a after the war. notarized statement from my mother, the physician attending When Rutherford Birchard Hayes entered the my birth, my lllood type, Social Security number, and next-of· Presidency, the economy was still shaky from the kin. . . 9 -The bigh schools have no VD epldeDllc. Panic of 187 3, the nation was still divided into 10- I see beautiful, hlll-<:ountry scenery from my front door ;-./orth and South, and the Republicans were so By Helen and Sue Hottel every morning. \ weak they could not elect a President by an ·uncon-. That's wby I'm here, and that Is my Hat of hoUday bless!niiS How to Put a Fire tJJder a BF tested majority of even one voie. When Hayes left this tbne of year. Count yours -they're worth sometblng. Rap: 1 the Presidency four years later, prosperity had +++ How do you Ught the lire under a boyfriend? I don't mean returned, sectional divisiveness was waning and the ONTHETVDIAL: BIIIMoyerstakesalookat the celebrated Republican Party had become so powerful that only lovewise, but careerwlse. killings at Kent' State at 8:30, WMUL-TV ... '!What Price Toby's only ambition right now Is to marry me, and I like two Democratic Presidents would occupy the that Idea too, but he won't plan ahead. He doesn't have ·any Idea Health?"lsanapt topic for an NBC special, lOon WSAZ-TV. White House in,the !)ext 50 years. what he wanta to do In life, I guess he thinks If you finish college, Ofthe Bend~ . . NineiMnth Prooidonl Rutherford 8. Hoyos (Administration; March 4, 1877·Morch 3, 1881) 'fETUS PRAY' The election of 1876 pitted the Republican reform governor of Ohio, Rutherford B. Hayes, ag~inst the Democratic reform governor of New York, Samuel J. Tilden, and the governor of New York won ·the election, although the governor of Ohio was given the Presidency just 56 hours before , the inaugural ceremony t<~>k place. . · Tabulation of what were thought tn he the final returns of the nearly 4.5 million votes cast gave Tildtn a plurality of 247,448 and sent Hayes to bed resigned to defeat election night. Both parties claimed the votes of Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina, the three states still under "carpetb~gger" rule. Ignoring Article II, Section ·J of the Constitution, a hill was rushed through Congres·s setting up an electoral commission of se,·en Republicans, seven Democrats and one independent to certify the electors, The independent, Justice David Davis, unexpectedly resigned, and Justice Joseph Bradley, a Republican, replaced him. Following straight party Mrs. Hughes hosts circle Generation·Rap somehow you'U justdropinto a great job without even aiming for In'tJ{;rrnar11J visited Television Log lt. We're sophomores at the University and I already lmow I want to be an architect, but never mention It because I'm afraid The annual holiday visit of was msde Thursday night. he'dthinklwasputtlnghlnidownfornothavlngadirectlon. TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1972 .Each one was. presented a He Isn't afraid of work, he's bright, and be likes money, but 6;00- News3, 4, 10, 15; Sesame Street.20; Around The Bencf33. EJ:cerplll fr~m "Christ is Charles Wbite: Mrs. Harold the members of the Missionary News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, IS; I Dream of Jeannie t3; Gro;«lng AlwaJS'·' by Dale Ev8Da ·were Hubbard, Mrs. MUton Hood, Society of the Pomeroy First gift from the VISiting group, -no goals. At 20, shouldn't a guy have decided what career be 6:30Htm Up 33.~ -~ ·· ·• · .... ...... ~t 1 t;.~,.~ T<~ O:ll'~mo•tt "'' .,.,.,. '' '' •' · Riven durinl deYotiGne·by Mn. •Mrs. Ivaolll&tlWI• r-Mr111-Beat4- ~ptist Churclnrith resltlenis , 'and c~es and punch werr: · wants?·-LOOKING AHEAD 7:00- What's My Line 8; I've Gl:ffA sestet 13,;,F.llrn W ·ElecfrJdJ • ! : ;\ lt ~ .,.;.~ "tJ<'J!'rtJ(!'•·T 111 Co. 20; But The Cloc;k 4. ' ;, , 1 lllvidDantatameetlng of the Hoffman, and Mrs. Beulah ,of the Meigs County Inflrmary<.e'l lserv:~~~,favors ~ of ..,P,ipe son~.. 'II ·t • ' 1'\:t""l. •<'>t '•(l.l 'li\i 10 ?:30:C:. ' 'Thls Is Your Llfe 3 'i Oociorson 'Call4; l'o Tell The Truth · , ' ' and ca~dy msde lly Mrs. I. B. Dear I.ooldng: ' '' • · Don:as Circle of the B. H. White. 6; Price Is Right 8, 10; Beat The Clock 13; RFD 20; Zoom 33. Walker were given. Aren't you pushb)g it a bit? A college student us~Dy gets 8:00- Temperatures Rlslng6, 13; Age of Anxiety 33; Ohio: Sanborn Mlasionary Society of This AT FORT CARSON The program by Mrs. Robert career-consdous In his junior or senior year, after be has most of Week 20; Maude 8, 10; Bonanza3, 4, 15. the Middleport First Baptist Army Private John R. Kuhn i>pened with a vocal duet the required courses out of the way and flnda time to specialize. 8:30 - Hawaii Flve·O 8. 10; Bill Moyer's Journal 33; ABC C!Nreh. . . SURPRISE GIVEN Theatre 6, 13. Justus, Pomeroy, has arrived by Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Betty Encourage his interests - the goals will come in good time. WEST COLUMBIA - Mrs. Meeting recently at the lwme 9:00Bold0nes3, 4,15; BehlndthHlnes20. . . · at Ft. Carson, Colo., to begin Wills, "Joy to the World." HELEN 9:30Black Journal20, 33; Movie "Your Money or Your Wife" of MrS. Mary Hughes the circle Evelyn Jewell of West advanced training as a light 8, 10. +++ made arrangements to Columbia was given a surprise weapons l,nls,ntryman with Prayer· was by Mrs. Kuhn 10:00-Marcus Welby M.D. 6, 13; Film 33; NBC Reports 3, 4, 15. 11:00- Johnny Carson 3, 4,15; Dick Cavett6; Rose Bowl Bound remember one birthday at the birthday party Nov. 25 by 'her Company B, 1st Bsltslion, 22nd wbo also related the Looking Ahead: Christmas story. Mrs. Kuhn Here's a tip that mlght work: talk about yaur architect4; VIrginian 8; Movies "It Happene?'lth Avenue" 10; Meigs County Children's daughters, at the home of Mr. Infantry, 4th Infantry Division. "30 Winchester for El Diablo' 13. Heme. A check lor fl0.56 was and Mrs. 1.ewla Harper of Pvt. Justus will renuiln at Ft. and Mrs. Wills sang "Si- ambitions! AUttle competition sometimes lights the fire.under a 11' 45 - Johnny Carson 4. lent Night" to close tbe. guy.lf Toby hears YOU already have a career In mind, he may 1:00 - Your Heallh 4. Harrisonville. Preaenta were prt~e~~ted from the redemption Carson a minimum of 16 1:3Q.- News 4, 13. of bottle ,J:!IJIB. The love gift opened and refreshmenta were months with the division upon program with Mrs. Joseph ·start thinking more seriously. about HIS goals ... The male ego Cook giving the prayer. thing, y'know: a man doesn'tappreclate his girl getting ahead of WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972 offering .Xf8.78 was dedicated served. Attending were Mr. 6:00Sunrise Seminar 4; Sacred Heart 10. completion of the training in Following their viSit to the him. - SUE and Mrs. John Call, Hurricane; by Mn. Pearl Hoffman. 6:15Farmtlme JO; Farm Reporl 13. mid-January. The 22-year-old +++ 6:25 - Paul Harvey 13. · Mn. Darst's devotions in- Mrs. Carl Alker, West soldier, wha~e mother, Mrs. Infirmary, the group went to Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers 8; Urban League 10. 6:30cluded a Christmas card Columbia; Mrs. Joan Smith, Marie Dl VIeiro, lives In the church lor a business Helen and Sue: 7:00Today 3, 4, tS; CBS News8, 10; News6. Theae people (like "Archie") who keep harping that the poeetlng by Norman Vincent Tuppers Plains; Mrs. John Pomeroy, entered the Army 1n meeting and social hour. Mrs. 7;30- Sleepy Jeffers 8; Romper Room 6; Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13. Peala entitled "Remembering Hammond, MI. Gilead; August. Before entering the J. Edward Foster, president, peace symbol is a c0111111111li8tic sign, "anti.Qlrlst witch's foot" 8:00Capl. Kangaroo 10; New Zoo Revue13; Sesame St. 33; opened the meeting wiih a .emblem, and whatnot: don't they know a symbol means only Tammy Jewell, Parlin Jewell; Otben.'' Timmy & Lassle 6. Army he was employed by the , 8:30- Jack LaLanne 13; New Zoo Revue 6; Romper Room 8. Plans were made to )lave grandclilldren, Darla Harper, Jai Lai Restaurant in reading "Unto You a Saviour." what it Is most widely accepted as? of mooey will be sent to The two.finger ''petce" sign was once for ''V for VIctory." A gilt 8:55 - Local News 13. ·Lewis Harper, David Harper, devotions at the January 9:00Paul Dixon 4; Phll Donahue 15; What Every Woman . C olumbus. Stephanie Hugbes, the BsP,tisl When I was yo11J16er It JDel!nt donkey-ears when beld behind a meeting of the Sanborn Johnny Call, Robbie Smith, Wants to Know 3; Concentration 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8; scholarship girL . friend's bead. H I see this gesture now I doo't think someone ta Friendly Junction 10; Ben Casey 13. . Society, Mrs. W1Uia Anthony and Franldln Ray Smith. · Members turned in Christ. calling me a donkey. I !'ftUrn It as acknoWledgement of a mutual 9:30- Elec. Co. 33; To Tell The Truth 3; Jeopardy 6; Hazell. BASIC COMPLETED (ll1llded In the abeerlce of 10:00- Dinah Shore 3, 15; Columbus Six Calling 6; Joker's Wild Army Private Darrell P. mas stockings filled with desire for wdrld peace. Another eump?e: • Mrs. Fred Lewla, whole father 8, tO; Dick Van Dyke 13. · , · Ourpolltlca9 parties are re!tresented by the elephant and the 10:30-Concentratlon3,15; Phll Donahue4; Price Is Rights, 10; Leffingwell, soo of Mr. and money to be used for a special died recently. Members had a Split Second 13. Mra. Oley F. Leffingwell, project. It was noted that the donkey. Does this mean that our politicians are aU ,clumsy, 11 :00mcment of lilent prayer for Saleolthe Century 3, 15; Love American Style6; Gambit GOWNLY PROMOTED Route 2, Chesspeake, recenUy scholsrship money Is to be sent tougb-hlded uglies or jackasses? - C.M. s, 10; Password 13. Mrs. 1.ewla and in memory of LONG BOTI'OM -Susan J. completed eight weeks of basic in by February. Noted at the 11:30-HollywoodSquareU,13; .Love01Llfe8, 10; Bewltched'6; Mrs. LllUan McGhee. 13; Sesame St. 20. . For the p!'Oiram, Mrs. Paul Gownley, daughter of Mrs. training at Ft. Jackson, S. C. meeting was the recognition of C.M.: 12:00- Jeopardy 3, tS; Password 6; Bob Braun's 50·50 ClUb 4; W~ ... since you asked ... - HELEN .the Rev. Robert Kuhn for his 15 News 13; Contact 8; News 10. · Smart had each member give Josn L. Bogard, Rt. I, Long ·years in the Ohio Bsptist 12:30Spilt Second6; Search For Tomorrow 8, 10; Who, Whet, I\Ottom, has been promoted to +++ CHAFFEE TRAINED rellectims on Christmas. She Where :t. 15. . NOTE FROM SUE: Mother, be nice; and keep the peace, staff sergeant In the u. s. Air REEDSVILLE - Army Convention. Also recognized read "Room for Love," u'lbe t :00- News, Weather. Sports3; All My Chlldren6, 13; It's 'l:our Force. She Is an administrative Private Kenneth I. Chaffee, 17, for 10 years service was a okay.? Bet.&; Groen Acres10; Watch Your Child 15. Mlaslng Choir Boy," and "The · 1' 20 - Lucille' Rivers !; · former minister of the Pricelels Gift vi Christmas." specialist at Malmstrom AFB, son of Mr. aild Mrs. Keith D. 1' 30J On A Match 3, 4, 15; Let's Make A Dee I 6, 13; As ·The World Turns 8, 10. Mrs. Hughes served chicken Mont. The sergeant is a 1969 Chaffee, Route 1, Reedavllle, Pomeroy congregation, the graduate of Southern Local has completed eight weeks of 2:00Deys of Our Llvn 3. 4, 15; Newlywed Game 13; Mike salad and hot rolls. Miniature Douglas 6; Guiding L~ 8, 10. was manger tee- were given· to · High School. Her father, basic training at Ft. Jackson, oru. 15; Edge of Nlghl8, 10. 2:30- Dating Gamt13; New officers were elected Carolyn Satterfield. Otb~rs 3:00 - Another World 3, 15; General H..pllal 6, 13; Love. each of the ·guesta. Attending Frederick M. Tuttle, resides on s. c. He attended Eastern HJgh dedicated by Mrs. Ellen Couch. Spltndored Thl'!lll, 10; RFD 20. Mrs. Orval Wiles reported on and Installed by Mrs. Dwight attending were Mrs. Judy 3:30 School. besides thCIIe named were Mrs. Rt. j.. Pomeroy. - Return to Peyton Place 3, 4, 15; One Lilt to Live 6, 13; the overland box sent recently. Zavllz at a recent meellni! of Ganaway, Mrs. Jean Kelly, Secret Storm 8, 10; Ohio, This Woek 20. Punch, coffee and cnamedookles Group I of tHe Women's Mrs. Karen Sprouse, Mlcbelle '4:00- Mr. Cartoon 3; Somerset 15; Sesame St. 33; Love American Style 13; Marv Griffin 4; Fllnlltones 6; Gilligan's were served to those Assoclatioo of· lite ).tiddleport Zirkle, Amy Satterfield, Mrs. Island 8; Movie "Come to the Stable" 10. and Mrs. Lorain Sterrett, Mrs. First United Presbyterian Dana Kessinger and Erica, 4;25 - Sports Club '6. Albert Smith, Mrs. William Church held at lhe home of Cathy Coleman, and Pam and · 4:30- I LOYe LucY. 6; Andy Grmllh 15; Petticoat Junction 3; Marv Griffin I; Daniel l!oont 13. 5:00- Mr ..Rogers33; Dick Van Dyke15; Pol)derou 3, 4; Daniel · the other wife met and went torridly zap. She's WMrsatsonGe, Mrs. HaSkirry BsMrslley, ' Mrs. Eddie · Crooks 1 Mid- Cindy Croolts. BY JACK O'BRIAN .. orge nDer, ., dleport. , Boone 6. already divorced and wQJ wed Peter alter the BE'A A SINGING, 5:30-Mal'lllall Dillon IS; Elec. Co. 33; Dragnetl; Gomer Pyle Ulllan Pierce, Mrs. Lester They are Mrs . Marcella storm calma. USMC 13; Hodatpod9t Lodge 20. WINGING CARDINAL VANAMAN TO TEXAS - Truth or C0nMq. 6; News 3.4, 8, 10, 15; Seume St. 201 EUa Kazan ·can't convince the banken to Price, Mrs. ~llliam Bsrnhart, Coleman, president, Mrs. NEWYORs (D'S) -Cardinal Cooke Is liJu. RUTLAND- U.S. Air Farce 6:00Around tho Bend 33. and Mrs. OUver Michael. . Eleanor McKelvey; vice baekbta planned new movie, so he's arttina two Ill lrl"'"!lll-lovel to llnll. At ,his annual party Stsfl Sergeant Jamea E. 6:30- News 3, 4, 10, 15; I Dreem of JeeMle 13; Hathayoga· president; Mrs. Ruby Vanaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. new novels ... Dore Prevln'a new mlllical, 33. . . fllr orpblnlln the Waldarf's ballroom, he good -n.... ft.oll. •-li I Vaughan, treasurer; and Mrs. Nathan E. v-man vi Rt. I, 7;00- News6, 10, What's My Line 8; Truth or Co~q. 3; Beet 111lllnllly nrblecl ''lAm Matee the World Go ·"Mary C. Brown and lhe Hollyirood Sign," 1 nw _, ,.., .. 9J Tha Clock 4; Any1hlng You C.n Do 13; Stlnll 15; Know Your Judy Croolts, aecrelllry. ' aeema Tom O'Horgan'slatest disaster ("Dude" Blltlnd" (In hll cardinal'• robes), and the SchOOls 33. · · . Rutland, ills arrived lor duty D~~mmw· It was decided that the group at Randolph AFB, Ta. A 7:30- To Tell The Truth 6; Tha Judge 10; Pollet Surgeon 3, ~; -the prevloua). ScheiluJed to open at the L. jl ...S ~ cheered ... He fllel shortly to MIIOI·MAION AliA 1U - - " " " ' -•lolftn all Prollctors 8; Btat The Clock t3; Andy Griffith 15; A.lllubertandthenBdwy.ln Marth, ltl?npl)y CHIITIII kd ·, ~. ~. ~ a ~. TANNIHI~~. W '"""''u""'"' Cvuruw-"' ~material aupii'Yilot in HodatDodcJe Lodclt 20; EPIIOdt; Action 33. hec. l-. three 8fOUPI and the the USAF hoap,ltal, he S:®. edlm·l2, 3, 15; Paul Lynde o1. 131 Sonny a, Cheri, tO; A llllldaMmo Ill)' to~ aur Gil. Nci Vleinam balled rebelnllllndeflnltely. ItO . . liT HO.,~ICH, Association Into one -am New England Chrlstm.s 20, 33. IUe.rdo Monta9ban captured hls~eat City I-ller ,...,.. IIIII Clllt 9 • < not . .,,. of aur boya left previOUIIJ aemd at Q'alg 1: 30 - Playhouse Now York 20; Hlndfuls of Ashes 33; Coot Publlsho~ ~lily oxcopt book, and holding Allocllltion M 1 Ill elallna a-oda of our homesick hosannu. In lloatAJn far "DaD Juan In HeB." Satur~oy AFB, All. He Int-., anduate Mllllen 3, o1. 15; Julltl AndriWI 6, 13.\ by tho OhiO Vtllty mee"ftn• quarterly ina'••A of Bollcin'l drama clean (and beat critic) ElliClt Publlohlng Compo~y. llt -oeo _,. IIIII ~· of ' Rutland HJab. Scbool. The ·9;00- Medical Cenllr I, 10. · St., Pomeroy, Ohio, monlhly. The meeting date vi 9.:30 - . Movie "Tha WMbnd HiM" 6, 13. lllilllllltll'a In a New Orleans bolpltal. · Norton called Ric's acting ''the wonder il the Court aer~UDt'l '!rife, Dll'lene, II the 10:00- SearCh 3, 4, 15: Sout33; News 20; C.nnon 1. to. d71t. lvt1n111 Ofllco Phone II ...S '- IDIICh too 10011 ,.. [lop go aea1111." Eue, llfiCII, wit, "epnce, humor, ft2-21N, 1~11or111 Phone ftf. Group I wu cbanctd to the dal!lhter o( Mr. and Mn. li:OO-News3,4,6,1,10, 13, 15. · fourth TueiJday vi each 111011th. ... li C1 9 II P.t u well u lllll((8el'l: loll vi aatonlablna, paulon - all Norton..,orda iJS7. Wlltiam J. Smith vi Rutland. 11:30- Johnny C.rson 3, 15; VIrginian I; MMhotMs 90, 6; :c:.~~~~~r····· polo ot Mn. Zavltawill llolt the Jan. 22 Movltl "Oelp In f#>y Heert" 10; "B-1 Ban•! You're IIIII ' p '77 P*ln tile park and they're a!- celi?Jralinl Rlcardo'a oewed etace IUCCIII, DMdl" 13. -·• • . Nttlontl l,dvtrtlolnt Hftn 0 9II Plrll Zoo becaue of the condJ..,.., "'l'bll II one ol the great per· reproltnlttlvt IOIIlntJJJ. mea-.,. 1:00- News 4.. Projecll were ~ and 1:30- News 13. formal1cel vi tha yMr ." Broadway.lllll1l can 1111 Glltttller. ••c .. 12 last 41M • • ~ plmala, Lut week II., Now York City, Now York. ft••_...._ 1o __..._ TRAINING ENDED hbscrtpllon .. , .. , D•· ,.,... ""' I"V·I two meat-11e.-1ng a~ lilll, I tlvtr.. •10 urr Jer whtrt clothes lor i child. Mn. Edith Ykleo Tedm?qJJ•, the outfit l'llllllinl the volltllle Ill ctntt RACINE - An111 Private woek 1 CUNDIPJ' A8IJGMBD . · c!OIId-clrnlt tbeater'•TV of the rruler- a, M- Route - • cotrlor ·Zirkle lad • llib?l allldy. Jerry L. 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Armar' n. x-, Jt,y. ot.-rtme£1111111' 1... /1 f '' I ~~:: g~~u::ng New officers are installed . &bblers upset Bucks, 67-62 <XlLUMBUS (UPI) - Don DeVoe Ilk! he bated "to see this hlppeo to the Buckeyes but that's the lreaks." DeVIl! played hasketbaU at !JIIo SlAte 1982 through 1964 and helped coach lite 19'10-71 sea,m. MODday !light be re. lllrned with his own team, Virsl!Jia Tech, and taught his former boss, Fred Taylor, a thing or two. 'nte GObblers fOrced the Buckeyes into numerous costly mlstskes a~ turnovers to win 67-32, pushing the once blghlytouied Bucks to a 3-3 record on tjle year. T~ch Is 4-t. ''Tiiis was' our biggest win since I've ·been at Vlrgi!Ua Tech," DeVoe said, ''not because of who we beat but because of the way we played." In Devoe's rookie coaching year last year, his team was 1610. . "We've played some.fine defense in the past ... but this was tremendous," DeVoe' added. "The defense did a superb job and made Ohio move the ball more then they wanted to. And our offense controlled the tempo, though they did a good job denying (AUan) Bristow the ball." Bristow finished with 19 points. Tech grabbed the lead at 8-6 and although the Buckeyes narrowed the score to one point, 63-G2, late in the game, they never managed to keep the drive alive. "I cannot get a reading on this ball club, I absolutely cannot get a readjng," said a perplexed Fred Taylor. "It's frustrating." Taylor put 7-foot senior cen,ter Luke Witte In the. game with the score 16-a, Ohio State behind. He got a game~igh 20 points and added a team-high 11 rebounds before louting out with 2:08 to play. Taylor said he wUJ start Thursday night Ironton missed state playoffs by one point COLUMBUS (UPI) _ The Ohio High Schoo\ Athletic Association Monday released the pbint totals involved in the . 19720HSAAcomput~rized high school football rankings. The figures show two. of the 12 regional playoff bertha were decided by a single point, ineluding Region 11 in Class A where ZoarviUe Tuscara·was Valley (8-3-1) ~ged unbeaten Newcomerstown (1040) 253252 for the playoff spot. The other alngle point margin was In Region 7 ol Class AA where Uniontown Lake (8-2) edged out Ironton, 37W74. Masslllon, which lost to Princeton in the Class AM. semifinals, was the top potm getter in the state, amassing 1,071 points to easily take the Region 3 playoff berth from run,nerup Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit which had 716 points. Watten Western Reserve, the state playoff champion, piled up 858 points and had a comforlsble margin over Eastlake North, which was second in Region I with 741. , Toledo Scott had a 599-530 margin over Fremo~t Ross in Region 2 of Class AAA, while Princeton's spread over runnerup Troy in Region 4 was had a ·11ealthy 616-497 margin over runnerup Warren Kennedy, despite the fact the Irish finished the regular season with an 8-2 recQtd comp~red to the Eag~es· 9-1. Columbus Watterson was an easy winner in Class AA Region 6, posting 673 points to 502 for runnerup Lima Central Catholic, while Reading's margin over second place Loveland in Region 8 was 567550. NFL housecleaning is starting early BY JOE CARNICEW UPI Sports Writer The NatloJ>al Footbal? League's annual' Christmas housecleaning began early this year as two head coaches were handed their walking papers Moodayandatleastflveothers wondered about their fate. Ed .. ,KIJayat, a · lleto • last' seallOII when H~ boosted the Pllllade!Phla Eagles to victory in six of their iast nine games after an D-3 start under Jerry willlalns and Bob Hollway a defenslv~ whiz wbo never ~ot his message across to the st. Louis Cardinals were fired Monday. ' The Eagles finished lsst in the National Conference this season with a 2-11-1 record while the eardl!ials bately nosed them oulfor fourth in the NFC East with a 4-8-1 mark. Left wondering · about their future were Tommy Prothro of 1m Angeles, Joe Schmidt of Detroit, J,. Q, Roberts o( New . Orleans and BID Peterson of Houston. Pbll Benglllon of New ~land 11 an Interim coach and will be nplacad Ia Ill •' • •• . t '* ........ u- 0 -a ,.,..k rs ..,. balls and the Buckeyes' few chances at foAl shots. "We didn't shoot a free throw the .first half," he ssid. "We're either not moving enough or something ... You know we're not moving well, not causing anything to happen, because Don's ~lub is committing 23 personal fouls a game coming here and in tliis one commits only 13." . James A. Diehl, Meigs High 3·1 30.· ow .wzn .~ b. 1· · . • · School Principal, has been reMEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!)- 12 minutes to play. elected to his second three- Georgia Tech Coach BID His ' antics barely overahayear term a.s a member of the Fulcher, who ills been walking dowed two touchdown pssses Southeastern Ohio District a ti&htrope for two wee?!a, by Iowa State q~k Athletic Board. Dlstricthoards wasn't the least bit' shy a~t George Alilundaon. Both went are 1n the same geograp~ical the .outcom~ of Mooday night's to end Ike Harris and lhe allgrunent as the basketball Uberty Bowl. . second was for five yatda wlth tournament set-up. They are "'nils has to go in the books less than two rilinutes In the under the State Athletic Board as one of the great victories of gsme. and state athletic ad- Georgia ·Tech, perhaps of The short pass made . the ministrators. college football," he bubb?ed score 3t.ro in favor vi Tech. Diehl . Is a Class AAA , after his team's 31-30 upset' of But Amund5on rolted out for a representative along with . Iowa State before 50,021and a twOi)Oint conversion p8ss Donald Gatchell, Assistant national television audience, tempt With only 1:36 to play Principal 01 Chillicothe High Fulcher never mentioned and threw the ball 'out of the School. The Class AA · board hisck quarterback Eddie Me. end zone under )rissfll'e fr0111 members are Jame:~ Mains, Asban, the senior star he Tecb's Tim Macy and Beau Director of Instructional booted off the team !>efore Bruee. Services of Ironton High Tech's final game of the seaaon School, and Tom Hesson, In a controversy over commore, had little trouble lifting Chesapeake High School p?lmentary tickets. Principal. The Class A hoard "DI~ 't J~ S~vens do just their record to 5-l. members are John Wickline, great. Didn I he· He juSt got . ' Elsewhere, Mib Green Creek High School better .~s the game proKyger Now Appearing in tile scored 36 pointa Louisiana 'Paddle Wheel Lounge" Tech, the No. 5 smaU college Principal, and Jame:~ Young, gressed, said Fulcher. Superintendent of the LUcas He referred to the. Junior 8:30 ll.M. till A.M. team, trounced Southern MisValley School District. substitute who stepped in for N.ightly Except Sunday sissiPPi, 87-M, and Bryan AshThe district boards hold McAshan and to8sed touchbaugh and Greg WeUa sparked a raDy lall! In \he first half that regular meetings to take care down passes of 22, nine aild enabled Northwestern to of local athletic dulles, and three yards to Jtm Robinlon, defeat Western Illinois, 100.78, meet periodically with the Rob. Healy and Ke:vln Me. Gallipolis, Ohio Namara to win lhe game. for its first victory of the State Board of Control. Stevens also ran for a twOi)Oint season. conversl011 as he started only Allan Bristow's 19 points DRILL INSIDE . his second game for the YeDow carried Virginia Te<:h, now 4-1, COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Jackets. to a 67~2 upset of Ohio State Ohio State football team Fulcher was hit wllb charges and Allen Elljab had 18 points practiced in French Fl~ldhouse of racial bias by McAshan aflsr as Dayton romped past Monday in pre(l!lration for the he was unable to get eltra Auburn, 106-63. Sophomore Jan. 1 Rose Bowl date IVlth tickets to the \leorgla-Georgla Allen Murphy scored 19 points Southern California. Tech game. About 200 civil to lead error-plagued Today'~ workout will be the rlsllta plekela marched outside Louisville, which committed 28 last in Columbus. Wednesday the Uberty Bowl Stadium turnovers, .to a 68-62 verdict the team fileS tO California. lrlefly at · the be~ of over Navy and George Walls Only plsyer absent from the Monday night's·game scored 18 of his 23 points in the Monday practice was tight end "It was just fantastic, fan. second haHto enable Denver to · Mike Bartoszek, who has a tastic,'' said Stevens in the edge Stsnford, 77-74. virus. steamy Tech dresaln8 rOOJll, Blue wllh black "lnyl Int., Marvin Edwards' 32 points The players were given But he still seemed as calm sa power seat and air conditioning. lifted Oklahoma City to a 85-84 · Friday saturday and Sunday he seemed on his foUJ'th.perlod victory over California.. off. ' pass to McNamara which gave Tecb the victory with less than .' at- Rockets slip by Eagles By United Press lnternaUcmal There's something about the Michigan Invitational that !rings out lbe best in Tom Kozelko. The Toledo star earned Most Valuable Player honocs in the tourney last season and he moved Into position ioc the same honor Monday night as he scored 37 points to lead the Rockets to a 94-93 victory over Morehead State in the opening round. Kozelko, a 6-foot-3 senior, scored 23 points in the second half to push Toledo ahead and Rob Conroy converted a free throw with five seconds left to lift the Rockets to a 94-91 lead. A desperation. 4:Hoot shot by Arcb Johnson went in at the buzzer to narrow the victory margin to ooe point. Defending champion Toledo will meet Mlcbigan, a 00.74 victor over Western Michigan, in tonight's final. The Wolverines, behind a 23-point performanceby8-10Ken Brady and a 22-point effort by Henry Wil- Galy Growden as . 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Taylor was particularly irked by the numh<-r of loMe second ter1n Marion Pleassnt, the only team rated No. 1. by the UPI Board of Coaches which went on to prove it on the field of play, was the top point getter in 722-'03. In Class AA, Akron St. Class A by a wide margin. The Spartans, who now have Vincent, the plsyolf winner, won 38 In a row, garnered 398 points compared to 226 lor runnerup Riverdale in Region 10. Lorain Clearview, runnerup ' to Pleasantfor the playoff title, piled up a 344-325 edge over probability. Kirtland in Region 9, and ·· You'll Llko uur Qualltr, ''Oilr loyal fans deserve to be. Middletown Fenwick, despite a Way of Oolng,Buslneu. ' Th e Bobca ts opened their The VIkings are 1-2 overall and in the gsme and deserve a 8-3-1 mark, got 309 points to 287 Hannan Trace will seek its Eastern. GMAC FINANCING · So t• 1-1 in lhe SVAC. Symmes , 9 92·S34t ,Pomoroy, with winning team," said Eagles' lor runnerup Lockland in sixth victory In seven outings The Wildcats have been season a wm over u ·~ Valley has been led by Dave Open . E venings 'flii:OO owner Leonard Tose in an- Reg·ion 12. this evening against its alumni paced offensively by 1M> Mike wes tern but have PIaYed onIY Dunfee, IMl Phil Robinson, 5-10 Til s P: /11•. $111. nounclng . the dismissal of The release of the point in a game at MercervUJe. Caldwell, 8-5 Don Wells, 8-1 one good game sInee then. The and Jamie. Lafoo, 5-9, aU Khayat and General Manager totals, broken down In the Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats John LUsher and IMl Rodney 'Cata lost to Soul hern In an Pete Relzlllff. ''There was no three levels Into which the have defeated North Galli&, . Dunfee. overtime. Their remaining •se•ni•or•s··---------~--~~---· · way this was a 2-11,1 ~ qn . system 11 devised, points up Soutb'er n',' Syi\\mes ' Valtey, K~~er Creelt';wlll' atte'utpt 'to " losses 'have ' been by '' '!'de ' :, ,.,, , , ,,, 1 1 1 ' merit." ' " . , "• "' ':.1 • the l!nportsnce of playing a Southwestern, and Hannan, W. break ' a ·four ·game · loslrig <margins•. "" ' -1• "" ' '"' '"· 1" 1 1 ..... · ' Khayat ·Said he was "sorry tough schedule. Va. Their lone losli was !0 ' ~treak agitlnst Union Furilace: " KC has been paced of· we weren't able to give the Ttiscarawas Valley, de:~pite fensively by two juniors, Clay people of this area a winning its 6-3-1 record, picked up 190 Hudson, S-10 guard and John football team. I believe they points in the third level of the g · r Rumley, 6-0 forward . will have a Winning football Symmes Valley wiD seek lis system, while Newcomers· team in the near future." town, 11).1), got only 197, enough second straight victory against · Hollway admitted he was, "a to make the difference. Fairland in a 10!1-league game. little angry and a little The first level of points disappointed" when notified of · comes direcUy from beatmg an By United Press lnternatlooal of a furious Ohio State closing his dismissal. "I expected to opponent. The second leve~ With a freshman in the rally to post their fourth vicfulfUJ the last year of my threecomes from your opponents driver's seat, Ohio University tory against one loss. year contract," said tbe man wins and the third comes from grabbed ita fourth win of the Koaelko Scores Again who put together the "Purple SAME DAY your opponents' opponents' season Monday night. In other games, Otterbein People Eaters" at Minnesota SERVICE wins. Walter Luckett scored 23 edged Franldln (Ind.) 76-7(; before taking over for Charlie In At 9- 0ut At S An example has Massillon points for the Bobcats, eight in Toledo slipped by Morehead . Winner at St. Lo~. "A team Use Our Free Parking Lot with 30 points in the first level, a declslve tw<Hllinute stretch (Ky.) State 94-93; Penn State has to have patience with a coach,butapparentlythisteam 185 In the second level and a near the end of the game, to downed Kent State 49-44; . doesn t f'7l that way. I think whopping 856 in the third level, lead OU to a 95-88 win over Dayton trounced Auburn 106· 63; and Akron · defeated 216 E. 2nd, Pom~roy I'm a wumer· as ·a football slmply because the Tigers Loyola (lli.). played one of the toughe:~t TheBobcatsflnallygotonto. Bellarmlne (Ky.)~. coach and I tliink I can go for good at 85-83 wltb 2:33 to go someplace. else and help schedules In the stste. on LUckett's layup. Following a aomebody elle win." ' turnover he scored again to make It 8'1.8J. ...your lOt) . . With the score tightened to PHONE 992-2342 MIDDLEPORT.O. 8'1-85,Luckettdunked two more bukets to put the Bobcats out of danger. Bill Brown added 20 points and Denn7 Rusch 19 as Ohio ran Ita seuon mark to 4-2. Loyola, whoae Nate Hayes con. nected for a game blgh 34 Largest polnta, fell to 4-3. Ohio State was dumped for lite third time this season, 8'182, by VIrginia Tech at Columbul. The Gobblers held Voice along Br'Way "*' Di:bi~;;;; Georgia Tech ~n Hotline Great Freight Train SOt. Reg. U.Q _ NOW 12.ss NOW '11M ·· Frigidaire has a brand new way to control trash. The Frigidaire trash compactor. It can take four bagsful of wrappings. bo)les, soda cans and food scrapings and squash them down to a one-bag size. One neat. disposable bag made especially for the Frigidaire trash compactor. ' If slle already has a compactor. she might like one of our other time· saving gift Ideas. 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SPICIAL. t.ft JS." · �' Auxiliary plans Christmas party RACINE - The annual where they are made into rugs Christmas party or. the by the blind patients and then American Letllon Auxiliary of sold. Racine Post 602 wiD be beld on For the ChiiUcothe Veterans Dec. 26 at the hall. A pqtluek Hospital birthday party of dinner wlU be lield at 6:30p.m. District 8 18st Thursday the . with each membe~ to provide unit filled 25 ditty bags made their own table service. There by Mrs. Jean Lindsay, Grove wiD abo be a gift exchange. City, a former resident of It was rep<Jrted.that a box of Racine and a member of the ribbons had been sent to the unit, with handke~chiefs, Veterans Hospital In Dayton · · combs, toothbrushes, paste, Ene~o/dsens host grangers SEVENTY-NINE YEAR.OLD RC11Coe Satterfield ol Middleport, retired railroad man, te busy in bls home woodworking shop turning out furniture. Satterfield is pictured with.a eps · IOiid cherry bedroom suite which he has just completed. The mirrOI' on the = r hardware, of course, were purchased, This is the 17th complete bedroom suite Satterlield has finished. • · = ~ dre~r Members of the Rock Springs·Grange ~vent Thursday night to the Darwyn Enevoldsen home at Tuppers Plains for 11 hoUdBy dinner and party. The home was attractively decorated for the season. At the dinner besides the Enevold~n family were Mrs. Glad~s Morgan, Mr. and,Mrs. Homer Radford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goeglein, Ainos Leonard, Mrs. Robert Louks, Mrs. · Lucille Leifheit, Mr. and Mrs. James Conkle, Mrs. Ethel Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Grueser, and Roy Grueser. · · During a: brief ·b~siness meeting two members received into the grange by demit were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kauiz. It was voted to purchase a $100 bond for the state youth camp. A report was made on the sale Of cookbooks, and · the committee reported favorably On one appticatlon for membership. The Rock Springs Gra~ge will be hos~ for Pomona Grange In January. . Mrs. Amos Leonard was · reported hospitallied at the cliarleston General Hospital in · Charleston, W. Va. stationery, candy, shoestrings, pencils, and pens provided by the Racine Home Bank. Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Russell contributed cookies and candy, Mrs. Virgil Walker and Mrs. Virgil Roush, cupcakes and cookies, Mrs. Julia Norris, cookies and len can· nisters . Mrs. Walker asslsted in preparing the baked goods to be taken to Chillicothe and the unit cQntributed $5 toward expenses of Ute party, For Your Christmas Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. White Open House planned Sunday, Dec. 24th Mr.andMrs. CiydeE. White, for the Bedford Township Rt. 3, Pomeroy, will be honored schools several years and was with a special observance of justice of the peaCe In Bedford their 54th wedding anniversary Township many yeilrs liefore Sunday, Dec. 24 at their home that office was ellminated with an open houae from 2 to 5 about 20 years ago. p.m. ·given by their children. The Whites' rive children are The couple requests that there two daughters, Mrs. Charles be no gifts. Jeffers, Athens, and· Mrs . The Whites were married in Roger Bankes, Steubenville, Athens on Nov. 29, 1918, by and three sons, Edward of William Warrener . .They first Searcy, Ark.; Earl, Athens, made their home in Orange ·and Marvin ; Pomeroy; 14 TwJi. near Alrred: In 1926 they . ; · moved on the old Seldon Biggs • farm in Bedford Twp. near U 1 Flora where they have lived l .{eal, C1U ever since. Mr. White is a U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED 7th b re~~~~ve a school bus party is held ANNOUNC£MENT My ottice.wi II be dosed Dec. 23 thru Jan. 2. AARON BOONSUE, M.D. 205 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio Sale Group HOLIDAY DRESSES 1 ,2 price 1: lOLA 'S POMEROY Open Evenings .._____11""_.. Mrs. Clifford Jacobs hosted a recent Christmas party of the Laurlll Cliff Belter Health Club at the Meigs Coimty Infirmary. 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Guesls for the dinner besides tlie Simons · family were members of the men's Bible class and Mr. and Mrs. WI!Uam Demoskey. Mrs. Simons had the opening prayer and the Rev. Mr. Simons gave devotions using Luke 2 and the story of Christmas. Christmas offerings were turned in by the members. Gifts were exchanged around the lighted tree. A carol sing was enjoyed by the grllllp. Demoskey presented two solos, and Venida Gibbs played a ·piano solo. grandchildren, and nine great· grandchildren. Two children, Lula·Mae Lucille and Wayne Leo, are deceased. Mr. and Mrs. White are members of the Bearwallow DINNER GIVEN Ridge Church of Christ, where Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goeglein Mr. White has served as a PARTY ENJOYED entertained Sunday with a pre· deacon many years. RACINE - A Christmas Christmas family dinner. Their party of the Winding Trail guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Haning, Mrs. Clarence Karr, Garden Club was held here · Mr. and Mrs. , Robefl Karr, recently at the home of Mrs. SANTA COMING A Christmas party will be 'stacey and Tommy, James· Cora Beegle. Following a brief held Wednesday al7 :30 p.m. at Karr, Todd and Aaron, all of business meeting conducted by the I.O.O.F. Hall by Pomeroy Millersport; Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. lloyd Moore, president, Cub Scout Pack 249 for Dalton Hughes and Karen, games, singing of carols and a members of the Webelos, Dens Usa, ·Virginia and William of gift exchange were enjoyed by one, two and three and their Lancaster; and Mr. and .Mrs. the members, Mrs. Dora families. AChristmas program Phillip Stolp, Indianapolis, Ind. Heaton, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs . Iris will be presented and refresh· Kelton, Mrs. Nancy Collins, ments served. A SOc gif( ex. Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. change for all scouts will be IN HOSPITAL Adda Lou Lewis, Mrs. Patsy held and Santa will treat all the REEDSVILLE P · R. Thoma, and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. members . Randolph of' Reedsville is a tleegle was assisted by her . patient at the St. Joseph daughter, Miss Shirley Beegle. Hospital in Parkersburg, Room 231. Cards may be sent · PROGRAM SET to him at tlie hospital or 19 his LONG BOTTOM - The annual Christmas program of home address, Box 46, Reeds· ville. the Long Bottom United Methodist Church wiD be beld at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the . church. The public is Invited, "LB. USDA CHOICE Christmas projects planned Several Christmas projects were planned at the annual holiday dinner party of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church Thursday night at the church. A gift of money was. presented to the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Simons, Carol and Wes, and the class voted to purchase six poinsettias for the Christmas services at the church and then to be delivered to shut-Ins. It was also decided to send $25 to Emma Mal· thews, a patient at the southeastern Ohio Mental BREASTS .-. ---------------- . WITH THIS COUPO!'i WHEN YOU BUY A. 7 Ol JAR OF '.,[. ••• -;yo ..~ + IIIII II HOUSE SLIPPERS 3 0%. Jar BY DANIEL GREEN WIDTHS I' ' ..; heritage house ·1·· ·:f ~. Want to outdo yourself the easy way this ChriSimasl Start small. General Telephone has a gaily decorated little package with something unexpected inSide. You gue!sed It, a model extension phone. But they won't. It's the most conveni~ntlittle surprise you can give. Mter Christmas, every ,miniature you give will be followed by a real phone in your choice of styles and colors. AT. . 7 OZ. JAR ONLY 79' · 1 OZ. BONUS • l PEPSI-COLA ' AND I l .. 1 Call your General Telephone Gift Specialist. She'll help you select the right extensions for everyone on your gift list. Then, she'll mail your little gift telephones, or arrange for you to.pick them up. '_ And while you're at it, order an extra one for yourself 1 .After all, there's always room • under the 'tree for one more little-something. 7-UP Florida Sweet A Holiday Bonanza Store ~+ • 11'-$1'• • • ' ...... • ·I·' •••' • ......'" ·411, ORANGES ~· 39e. SUPER MARKET • Open Daily· 9 to 10 ·.Sun•.10 to 10. We Accept Federal food Stamps PHONE: 992·3480 "We Reserve The ! MARK VSTORE - - - ·- - - - - - .- - - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO T,,.... ~ • Coupon Expires: Saturday A&ttle Owistmas something that kms into a really big gift AA AND 8 99~ ; With Good At Mark V Only ... . ·---J. * HOllE• COFFEE NESTE A \ . To Limit QuanUtiea"••••• I '• I l :r' I ' �' Auxiliary plans Christmas party RACINE - The annual where they are made into rugs Christmas party or. the by the blind patients and then American Letllon Auxiliary of sold. Racine Post 602 wiD be beld on For the ChiiUcothe Veterans Dec. 26 at the hall. A pqtluek Hospital birthday party of dinner wlU be lield at 6:30p.m. District 8 18st Thursday the . with each membe~ to provide unit filled 25 ditty bags made their own table service. There by Mrs. Jean Lindsay, Grove wiD abo be a gift exchange. City, a former resident of It was rep<Jrted.that a box of Racine and a member of the ribbons had been sent to the unit, with handke~chiefs, Veterans Hospital In Dayton · · combs, toothbrushes, paste, Ene~o/dsens host grangers SEVENTY-NINE YEAR.OLD RC11Coe Satterfield ol Middleport, retired railroad man, te busy in bls home woodworking shop turning out furniture. Satterfield is pictured with.a eps · IOiid cherry bedroom suite which he has just completed. The mirrOI' on the = r hardware, of course, were purchased, This is the 17th complete bedroom suite Satterlield has finished. • · = ~ dre~r Members of the Rock Springs·Grange ~vent Thursday night to the Darwyn Enevoldsen home at Tuppers Plains for 11 hoUdBy dinner and party. The home was attractively decorated for the season. At the dinner besides the Enevold~n family were Mrs. Glad~s Morgan, Mr. and,Mrs. Homer Radford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goeglein, Ainos Leonard, Mrs. Robert Louks, Mrs. · Lucille Leifheit, Mr. and Mrs. James Conkle, Mrs. Ethel Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Grueser, and Roy Grueser. · · During a: brief ·b~siness meeting two members received into the grange by demit were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kauiz. It was voted to purchase a $100 bond for the state youth camp. A report was made on the sale Of cookbooks, and · the committee reported favorably On one appticatlon for membership. The Rock Springs Gra~ge will be hos~ for Pomona Grange In January. . Mrs. Amos Leonard was · reported hospitallied at the cliarleston General Hospital in · Charleston, W. Va. stationery, candy, shoestrings, pencils, and pens provided by the Racine Home Bank. Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Russell contributed cookies and candy, Mrs. Virgil Walker and Mrs. Virgil Roush, cupcakes and cookies, Mrs. Julia Norris, cookies and len can· nisters . Mrs. Walker asslsted in preparing the baked goods to be taken to Chillicothe and the unit cQntributed $5 toward expenses of Ute party, For Your Christmas Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. White Open House planned Sunday, Dec. 24th Mr.andMrs. CiydeE. White, for the Bedford Township Rt. 3, Pomeroy, will be honored schools several years and was with a special observance of justice of the peaCe In Bedford their 54th wedding anniversary Township many yeilrs liefore Sunday, Dec. 24 at their home that office was ellminated with an open houae from 2 to 5 about 20 years ago. p.m. ·given by their children. The Whites' rive children are The couple requests that there two daughters, Mrs. Charles be no gifts. Jeffers, Athens, and· Mrs . The Whites were married in Roger Bankes, Steubenville, Athens on Nov. 29, 1918, by and three sons, Edward of William Warrener . .They first Searcy, Ark.; Earl, Athens, made their home in Orange ·and Marvin ; Pomeroy; 14 TwJi. near Alrred: In 1926 they . ; · moved on the old Seldon Biggs • farm in Bedford Twp. near U 1 Flora where they have lived l .{eal, C1U ever since. Mr. White is a U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED 7th b re~~~~ve a school bus party is held ANNOUNC£MENT My ottice.wi II be dosed Dec. 23 thru Jan. 2. AARON BOONSUE, M.D. 205 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio Sale Group HOLIDAY DRESSES 1 ,2 price 1: lOLA 'S POMEROY Open Evenings .._____11""_.. Mrs. Clifford Jacobs hosted a recent Christmas party of the Laurlll Cliff Belter Health Club at the Meigs Coimty Infirmary. Following a dinner members exchanged gills and' there was a hymn sing by the group with Mrs. William Pullins at the piano. Readings were given by Mrs . Bertha Parker, Mrs . Allen Eichinger, and Mrs. Paw Frick. Singing carols for the Health Club members were Mrs . Mildred Circle, Mrs . Betty Will, Mrs. Jane Jacobs and Miss Diane Lewis. Members and guests al· tending the party besides those named were Mrs . Charles Karr, Mrs. Edward Bauer, Mrs . Bob Bowen, Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, Mrs. Merllh Tracy, Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Frances Hewetson, Mrs , Marvin Spencer, Mrs. Uoyd Wright, Mrs. Michael Wright and son, Jason, Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Robert Buckley, and Mrs . Thomas Parker. Fresh Boston Butts BONELESS .. PORK ROAST 99 PRICIDR......! smart SCOT FARM furniture· styled models UP '' . ·CONTADINA HURRY! LIMITED QUANTITIES! Meat Loaf SAYRE'S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE 882-2525 HAVEN ---- ' ..-..-..-..- .......-....__,.-.,.......,.......... ·-· ___ ......NEW ._._........ ..._._..._ . ~ix BY CARNATION ·~ • 39~ -- .. ~gal, crt. 49~ Ready Whip. . AEROSOL CAN Reg. ~~· 49. 6 PM SUN. Dec. 24 · FAIRMONT ICE CREAM FAIRMONT Cti£Rttt NUT, BLACK WHIPPING CREAM WALNUT,El&. ~ I ~ ' ' ·· ··:'OlD'S' ROOT BEER ROLLS ~ pak · 1.00 FREE PARKING IN M'IDDLEPORT WITR TiltS Courtl Coupons 99~ - -.- - Will mt:l -------- Freeze·Drled Colfee ~ Umlt 4 Now! OZ. .· jar 11111111 . . pint crts. 09i-= 'ONLY '*. . . .. . . . .+.. + ... -=== = WITH THie COU,ON 89 1 Per F'lmlly MARK V STIIRE EXPIRES SATURDAY = = Tli$ FOR 16oz. bottles I' ·Wrth Mark V 3 $} o. - Save ¢· 25% OFF Dudley's Florist Middleport, .. ., ... HOLSUM · ., BROWN'"& ·st·Rvf ·:·. CLOSE PAK 16 oz. bots. ........................... • .. Diet Rite Cola doz. We11 ' ·"' SEAlTEST. MILK 8 59' • • • GRADE A 16 oz. bots. Reg. BISCUITS 12 FOR vrh ·~-.nf<h · ·Specially Priced! GLAZED DONUTS Cans '\ , DR. PEPPER SAPP'S from · ... FROM . 16 oz. bots. BBIDto"aa fortheltol. . Model 6800 COCA-COLA Superiors Wieners .................... ,........ lb. 59' Superior$ Beef Stew Meat .................. lb. 99' Superiors Polish·Saqe ............. ~ ..... lb. 69' Bacon Ends & Pieces ...............3 lb. box 99' CARNATION . MltK Tall $. • Stops static·electricity shock • Restores moisture to dry furnace·baked air • Relieve~ nasal dryness . '· . you breathe natur;tlly • Quiet operating ... port· . able ... plug·in anywhere ~ LB. ·5 lb. can Choose 49~ LB. HAM DiRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS 59 N. Second St. 59e 6ANNED ALL ARTIFICIAL SERVICE SET The annual Christmas Eve candlelight service of the St. John Lutheran Church, Pine Grove, on the Chester.ftaclne Road, will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited. LEGS & THIGHS ARMOUR4 IS YOUR HOUSE AS DRY AS THE.__ ..;.__ _.,... __ ... . SAHARA DESERT? ' Health Center. Guesls for the dinner besides tlie Simons · family were members of the men's Bible class and Mr. and Mrs. WI!Uam Demoskey. Mrs. Simons had the opening prayer and the Rev. Mr. Simons gave devotions using Luke 2 and the story of Christmas. Christmas offerings were turned in by the members. Gifts were exchanged around the lighted tree. A carol sing was enjoyed by the grllllp. Demoskey presented two solos, and Venida Gibbs played a ·piano solo. grandchildren, and nine great· grandchildren. Two children, Lula·Mae Lucille and Wayne Leo, are deceased. Mr. and Mrs. White are members of the Bearwallow DINNER GIVEN Ridge Church of Christ, where Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goeglein Mr. White has served as a PARTY ENJOYED entertained Sunday with a pre· deacon many years. RACINE - A Christmas Christmas family dinner. Their party of the Winding Trail guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Haning, Mrs. Clarence Karr, Garden Club was held here · Mr. and Mrs. , Robefl Karr, recently at the home of Mrs. SANTA COMING A Christmas party will be 'stacey and Tommy, James· Cora Beegle. Following a brief held Wednesday al7 :30 p.m. at Karr, Todd and Aaron, all of business meeting conducted by the I.O.O.F. Hall by Pomeroy Millersport; Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. lloyd Moore, president, Cub Scout Pack 249 for Dalton Hughes and Karen, games, singing of carols and a members of the Webelos, Dens Usa, ·Virginia and William of gift exchange were enjoyed by one, two and three and their Lancaster; and Mr. and .Mrs. the members, Mrs. Dora families. AChristmas program Phillip Stolp, Indianapolis, Ind. Heaton, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs . Iris will be presented and refresh· Kelton, Mrs. Nancy Collins, ments served. A SOc gif( ex. Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. change for all scouts will be IN HOSPITAL Adda Lou Lewis, Mrs. Patsy held and Santa will treat all the REEDSVILLE P · R. Thoma, and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. members . Randolph of' Reedsville is a tleegle was assisted by her . patient at the St. Joseph daughter, Miss Shirley Beegle. Hospital in Parkersburg, Room 231. Cards may be sent · PROGRAM SET to him at tlie hospital or 19 his LONG BOTTOM - The annual Christmas program of home address, Box 46, Reeds· ville. the Long Bottom United Methodist Church wiD be beld at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the . church. The public is Invited, "LB. USDA CHOICE Christmas projects planned Several Christmas projects were planned at the annual holiday dinner party of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church Thursday night at the church. A gift of money was. presented to the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Simons, Carol and Wes, and the class voted to purchase six poinsettias for the Christmas services at the church and then to be delivered to shut-Ins. It was also decided to send $25 to Emma Mal· thews, a patient at the southeastern Ohio Mental BREASTS .-. ---------------- . WITH THIS COUPO!'i WHEN YOU BUY A. 7 Ol JAR OF '.,[. ••• -;yo ..~ + IIIII II HOUSE SLIPPERS 3 0%. Jar BY DANIEL GREEN WIDTHS I' ' ..; heritage house ·1·· ·:f ~. Want to outdo yourself the easy way this ChriSimasl Start small. General Telephone has a gaily decorated little package with something unexpected inSide. You gue!sed It, a model extension phone. But they won't. It's the most conveni~ntlittle surprise you can give. Mter Christmas, every ,miniature you give will be followed by a real phone in your choice of styles and colors. AT. . 7 OZ. JAR ONLY 79' · 1 OZ. BONUS • l PEPSI-COLA ' AND I l .. 1 Call your General Telephone Gift Specialist. She'll help you select the right extensions for everyone on your gift list. Then, she'll mail your little gift telephones, or arrange for you to.pick them up. '_ And while you're at it, order an extra one for yourself 1 .After all, there's always room • under the 'tree for one more little-something. 7-UP Florida Sweet A Holiday Bonanza Store ~+ • 11'-$1'• • • ' ...... • ·I·' •••' • ......'" ·411, ORANGES ~· 39e. SUPER MARKET • Open Daily· 9 to 10 ·.Sun•.10 to 10. We Accept Federal food Stamps PHONE: 992·3480 "We Reserve The ! MARK VSTORE - - - ·- - - - - - .- - - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO T,,.... ~ • Coupon Expires: Saturday A&ttle Owistmas something that kms into a really big gift AA AND 8 99~ ; With Good At Mark V Only ... . ·---J. * HOllE• COFFEE NESTE A \ . To Limit QuanUtiea"••••• I '• I l :r' I ' �• '1 - Tbt 19'13 •,u...,.,.. ...... NIASt...... A \. BETTER ·HURRY! ' ' .I.' By OOARTMfNT STOll "' MAIN STREET JACKSON MILTON RICHMAN AVENUE UPI Sporta Edlter ,.. ' A OISC:OtiNT ;:: Parade NEW YORK (Ufi)-Eddie Khayat had put ln a long day, the ~ whlcb wiluJd've been w~ SILVER BRIDGE MASON POINT PLEASANT · . '"' 77cVALUE! ' ' ••• GAlliPOLIS BJiremely p.Infu1 for most men. · ' . NollociY lites being fired. That's what happened to Eddie Kbayat Mooday after a bit leaa tlian lli months 81 head GIFTS FOR BOYS coach of the Philadelphia Eagleii.Jie had anollier year to n11 on a two-year cootract, but ' Permanent press prints or solids. Size 6lo 18. The newest Fashion looko. . Eddie Khayat sot the news ·~· fnm Leonard Tose hlmaelf ,. about a quarter to 10 Monday IIICII'Ilin8' - fllx " "TALLYHO" AFTER VE uoUr. I.ater Now more than six hours later,after talking to the media ~ people and .answering all the phone calls, Eddie Khayal was about to leave the Eagles' affice In Philadelphia and drive back to his Cherry Hill, N.J. home, "Rough day, wasn't It, Eddie?" IIOIDeone said to the tall.' 111n1a11t 37.,earo()ld Moss PoiDt, Mlaa., native. " Eddie Khayat shook his lt head, "I ne~r bad a bad day In my 1.1 ·r life,'' be llakl. "I mean it. I .,1 myJelf a very fortun- ...,.wate a nnmbe~ . : ... 14 :~:: 77!p , games and flnished with a ' strong 6-2-1 record over the last t nine games. Leonard Tose, the owner, became a victim of his own enthual.aanl. 1 Viaions of a possible playoff berth began cllncing in front of him. Maybe even 8 trip to the &!per Bowl. Why not? Hadn't the ~ew York Jell done it only a few yean before? Tile)' 1M& Teblr Way But iOilli!Wioere aloog the line the Eaglet lo8l their way this year. CALENDER PENCIL . CADDY Handy Penci 1or Pen ' VINY ~OVAHYDE­ WARM, LINED BLACK or BROWN SPECIAL7 LOW ' PRICE! 23 · Well·ln .Caddy . That ·Revolves To Change ·Date . · ~·$' 2 S.IZES · ' 6•81f• or Sizes Sm-Md-Lg-X Lg. Sport shirts, dress shirts in models that men of all ages will like. Visit Shopper's Mart. WHILE THEY LA ST! N~w • AND '4'4 D FOR HIS POOR TIRED ,EET GIVE HIM A PAIR OF "WALKER" WORK SHOES OR BOOTS Choose his from 8" and 10" boots or lower cut work shoes. A style for most any •• $887 TO Deoendable "WALKER' BRAND $1787 White or Grey Size J6 to 46 wen .no tears when Kbayal waa lnlonned his llerVIces were no longer re- · 57~~. USES2 C BATTERIES Not fncluded- • · · .......... nil. YauCGUid W&abaut .... lboattMm. Cllll ' - ... J•• ----·~- ....,... PANTSUitS are for · Christmas ' ' A WIDE VARI ~Y DISCOUNT PRICED! ~r BODY s~zlis$294 Pant or Skirt Toppers In Solids, t Checks, Jacquards Stays Neat • Always '$ 94 MAGIC CUBES or Regular Flash REG. 98c VALUE For Little People LOVABLE GUN & HOLSTER ·STUFFED ANIMALS Plastic gun, bell, holster for make.bellevo cowboys. Dogs, <411s, donkeys, tic. Mot justa few, but a largo FUR HER GIH A Huge Selection PANT TOPS GLASS TREE 3 ROLL PACKAGE PAPER OR FOIL selection. ~· ..... DOZENS OF INEXPENSIVE TOYS . . ~ Skinny Ribs, Solid Knits, Florala made to wear with her 1111qy pants. She'll appreciate a new lop! ORNAMENTS · ·Solid Colors or Asst. To Box 57 ~ Pkg. ' ' ' ''. 'i Floor Length or Knee Length! 1:1eeces or Quilted TyjJesl 94 . DRESS SHOES FOR YOUR MENI Gill him wf1ll a UMfuf pelr of "Sandy McGte" lfiMII W. w "tlt styles In IIYttaf 1111~111. Prlclll hi ,.. cllll. lllw...,... '·····-···-~·-········ .;lop i~ for Here's A Bon"'* Buy! ·Several Styles! SNAP TOP FRENCH PURSES INsr:nc $· CAMERAS .. 06 Price $ 66 Polytsltr, brushed denims, denims, etc. In 1 host of pretty now holiday styles and colon. Slztt Ito 18 and oxtra Iorge 32 to«. GIVE HER PANTS THIS YEAR $394 10 $794 OPEN EVERY ' ' NIGHT nLL A DISCOUNT ,,~ DfPARTMENT STOq£ CHARGE IT , ' 71 70 • 36 25 19 15 1• 9 I 5 3 Sou.Colo.St. 116 Colo. Wslrn 55 Denver 77 Stanford 1• Neb. Walrn 74 Wslrn Wyo. 66 Seattle 15 Porlllnd 65 Mlchltlln IIIYII*IIona I Todoty'• Sporl Parade (Conllnlled INm Pqe 8) well, you limply calllOI know 1111M you lleJliiiD to ba the coach Ill' one ~ tba players," llakl Khayat. "I can1 tiD )'011 howct...lwulo .... boya. l woulm't.., l'm m emotional, bull'd allo 111ft lo..,. tllet wu one • · 1111 Nlatlonshlp, ll!llhallll tllraclla man. You av tllrtlqii11Gt tqrether, a coacll and lila pia,.... You aD bleed and - t and lllbt for 'the aame thing." Regular S2.27 Save lie. A C!IIJ, WI!WIIIflftr a...er lillie SAVE NOW ON TH'ISE PRACTICAL GIFTS! 11. Pwnnaylv11111 (,f.O) 12. Vlndlrblll 17·0) 13. Provldtnct (3-1) u; No. Car. (S.I) 15: Kansas St. (6-!J 16. New Mtxlco (6·01 17, Furman (>f.O) 11. Houston (7-l) 19. Sin Fran IS. I) 201Marohall (._,1) , 9• 86 Toledo u Morehtd 51. U , Mich. 90 Western Mich. 7• CX126 OR CX 110 94~ - Nftll..-lt-JIIIan y. Ouale 'r lgf< II I p... IIIIa SC le..tl. l~l I lfl rovlllll KODAK Film ·¥. or WOMENS WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE LONG GOWNS, PAJ~MAS . ,. : ~r4"•~· .~·WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS .lbe Gift She • • Wantr . .. • EWIY Year ... S<lltel hers from our array of prtlly IIOra!J, solids with embroidered Wllrk or mullf.c:otort. All slats - - she will IOvel ' H you arothfnklng of pants for htr - give our array • look. ~·· ' 5. Minnnota (ol-01 West of 3 . ................. . FOR ST0C.KING STUFFERS! CHOOSE FROM OUR OPEN SELF SELECTION RACKS! $1 !!g. 12 Cubes To Each Flash . ~ ~11 205 111 122 ' East Clarion 77 MlrCYhsl 5I E. Slrdlba 9t Btcfwn.Wflca 77 ear.,Pa. i6 Alllenct 5I Nwrk·Rtgrs 75 New Paltz 66 Newark St. 7$ Pac. 7• Soulll Wm&Ma~y 63 Ga. Tteh 60 Loulsvl 61 Navy 52 La. Tech 17 So. Mist. 61 Nrflk Sl. .. Old Oom. 1• Mldwnl Va. Tteh 47 Ohio St. ., Ottrbeln 76 Frnkln&Mn11117• Chi . St. 64 Gstvs.Adlphs 55 f>enn. 51. ~ l<tnt St. 4ol Deyton 106 Aolburn 63 Ohfo U. 95 Illinois II Akron 61 Btllrmne 60 Ohio Nrthrn 1• Konyon 42 North Park 10 Racine M E. 111. 15 l<an.st..Emport• 11 Nrthwsfrn 100 W..ltrn Ill . 78 No. Ill. 89 San Fr1111 St. U Tenn. Tech 73 Btlf St, 61 Crghton N Santi Cllll'• 73 Lkeind 90 St. Norbrt 15 SouiiiMif Corpus Chrlsfl 57 VMI 50 Okla. City 9• Calli. N SHIRTS Dozens of Gift Suggestions! (<I-OJ · Col .... Ilea llnuHI ' SYLVANIA ' 1 • 6 7'h By Unlhld'Prtu lnftrnltlonaf AND '3'4 .. g,b, - 9. Florida St. (<I-1l 10. lndl.,. (5-0) Jl.~......!i'~-~~~·-~--·,.-·~···s Bikini or Regular Styles vv w. I. pet. Indiana 20 12 .625 · Utah 20 1• .!N Denver 16 16 .$00 Delias , 13 17 .>133 San Diego 15 22 .«15 Monday's li-n. Utah 1~ Dellu 126 1On Iy game schtdvled) Tuetdlr'sOimes Dlllu a1 Demtr Carolina at Sin Diego !Only games schtdulld) I. SW Louislllnli $29410$794 WOMEN'S PANTIES $ 34 Hea Weight Fleece Lined Made In u.s: A. West 6. Long 8ch St. lol-01 7, Mluourl 17·01 • buy . for herself - Choose from nylons, brushed • nylons, sallneljes. FOR H!;R AT HOME LEISURE HOURS! SURPRISE HER! DON'T FORGET YOUR l'h AIASII!Idlnlt By United Prna International · East w. I. pet. g.b. Carolina 21 I~ .600 Kentucky 19 13 .593 .... Virginia 19 19 .$00. 3'h . 13 19 . .«16 w.. New York Memphis 12 22 .353 av. •· No.car. st. 16-0) WALTZ LENGTHLONG LENGTH HOSTESS GOWNS The prefiy lilllt linger~ that sno won't She Wears Them In The Car arid Lives In Them At Home - Gift Her. She'll Be Pleased. Junior ,Missey ~ Half Sizes - 20 10 .647 e. Ma~ylend Footed Goblets Candy Dishes · .Pictures The Fashion Look! ' g,b, - . NEW YORK (UP II - The United P,..ss lnltrnallonal top 20 malor colla blskelball teams with flrsf pi- voles and WOft·losl rtcords In pertn· thnn: (Sicotld Wftkl Tum . .. , ' " .. . .. Points 1. UCLA (3.11 (ol-0) 3.40 . 2. Marquette (..OJ 233 TO .... ..··:-::• . •.,; 10'h College R1ting11 94$ 2 l'h ~'h ' REGULAR 67c . 10 PEGS! SIZES 32 to 44 ~ rtt.llllkt 1111 RACKS MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS He wu havl!w a J)Oit-eeason meeting with his playen when · the call came saying :rose wilhld to lei! hlm. It IS)'S aomatblng for Kbayat's Size 4 To 12 • "Acele" Acetate White & Pastels BILLFOLDs · ·WOODEN EXPANDO Dainty blouses that will make wanted gifts. Easy care fabrics trimmed & fussy - The soft feminine looks she likes. Give ~ BIOUIII · CRAZY FUN STUNT CAR. qulred Moodily. • .,,. .... n 1 F,OR GIFTS BOUND TO PLEASE E.VEN THE VERY PARTICULAR - J VISIT GIRLS' PANTIES Glff • Yellow, Green, etc. or , Dark Brown ' 1bere christmas sweaters Teens and Womens Always needed. Select from many slylos, II colon wl1h plulit viewers, <omparlmenh, coin llolcters. Up Divillon on merit. conclgdelf the meeting and 411111 •ld IQOdbye to them, 88 did Rt"'"· t1pliatn ln the Eagle~ office lata', a br - the majority a1 1111 Phl't'J \ & playen CIJIII'IIJID . , a lew Jlrivate 33c 77' . JAMsEASY IN AND OUT • ~ WOMEN$ \ Blue Denim-Green Fisher Stripe· Double Zipper NO TRAFFIC " Steel body, styled and painted with detail. Inclines to two wheels, goes Into · barrel roll, can be made to go into circles also. 101/z'' long. MEN'S COVERALLS Eac~ in gift Ideal for candy also. L Every Shirt Is Perman.ent Press! 3 Tough Fabrics 3 Colors. 6 Inches tall. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. She 'wears them - so why not seiecl a smart new oullll for her sur· gift? SOLIDS OR PRINTS SIZES c COOKIE ·. PlfNlY OF~.,---:..~ JAR · FREE PARKING!. box. Cleani;,g hOuse at' after Christmas Prices . Florals, stripes, multi colors - 1\ Savings Riot! ~ $ 94 $394 ·CERAMIC MUGS ~rmenls ,..6.3~ · BATTERY OPERATED LOCOMOTIVE PAJAMAS B SLACK RACK . little'" Feller ' Sl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . ... MEN'S A Drastically Reduced 9'COLORS Watch The Gears Operate Through Plastic Box! . Shipment Received! PRESS-ON Y-11 , vr~.44~ r Mystery stop and go action. Briaht colored$ pt.stic. It bumps Into something, backs up and goes elseWhere. Ft.stiing light In motor. Battery operated, not included. · BOYS' · ORLON · SOCKS ..: · A $1.00 VALUE! Rack oecurely holds neatly In place. ·Ideal lor knits. Prtss top to bottom to close. Sale pffCed. Vahlll ,. 97c. "-1 a bit group buf · big, savings. On Sale They'll Wear! I They llniabed with a sorry 211-1 loillhat enliUed them to the ~r In the NFC's East that even after he wu told be wu ftniabed, he 1NIIt bact to his .players, KEROSENE LAMPS . ENTIRE STOCK! a.b. ...: 3 . 11 25 . g,b, - KC·Oiilaha 19 .16 '.SIJ 5 ,Detroit 13 17 .~33 8\h Pacific DWislon w. I. pel. g.b. Los Angeles . 25 5 · .833 Golden State '19 11 .633 . 6 · Phoenix •~ 11 ,.QI. 12 · Suttle · 10 25 .286 17V> Porllend · 7 25 .219 19 ; Mondlr'• hMftl . KC·Omaha 113 Pwlt.,d 95 IOnly gam1114;htdufldl · Tuesdlr's Olmn Los Angelu at Buffalo Portland at Chicego Sullie at Milwaukee New York at Phoenix Boston at Goldoil State KC.Omaha tl Allenla (Only games schfduled) ' Ml.NIATURE ~ It SOLIDS - PRINTS- STRIPES '· COMPARE QUALITY AND S1;YLI1j(j! "'. ' CGIIege and Pertinaon Junior Last year be waa a hlll'o. He look over the Eagles from Jerry Williams after Philadelphia bad been blown out of the baUpark In ita 'first three ball MEN'S DRESS GLOVES Daily .BIG-T MYSTERY fiORD SHIRTS HE'LL LIKE . Change Date . FOR HIM ~yed College !Int. '111ey doo't even call II Perklnlon anymore. It's Iince been renamed Gulf Cout Junior College. And wben I got out li 'l'ulal\e, I wun't dnfted by tbe Wublngtoo Redaklns. I went to them u 8 free agent. So I'Ve been around a lltUe." Enough to know that In any profesllloaal 11p0rt, a man can be a hlll'o Manday and a bum on Tuetlday. In a way, that's what happened to Kbayat. KNI~ SHIRTS$ . Fash1on Flare · Leg Pants · Warm 'His Hands 1 MENS STRETCH BAN. LON BOYS'. BOYS' SHIRT 'n SLACK 1 SOCKS SIZE FITS 10 TO 13 TOBOGGANS BILLFOLDS SETS a- college foolball. That's . fl.jit, cut by Ole Miss and Mississippi Slate before I plllyed with 'Nine. Be'l Beet Aroaad "I dldn't go slraight to Tulane. I went to Mlllsaps '8 BOYS Useful Gift I Washable Orloo li reuona. Mr. Tose couldn't have been any nicer to me, We were, and are good friends. Tr1ms "Another tling Ia that you hilve to my background. I'Ve been ln tbe NFL all my adult life, 16 yean. I've 111!1!11 it · all. AI a plll)'tl' I wu waived, Injured, on a lutillace club, a championship club and a coupla I'UIIIei'Up clubs. Thb ila't the finl time I've been cat. I wu cut ~ere I even 1111111. For '' !!.Photo • .<> Chi ~D ~AutograPfl told him ' he needn't bother. Pete Retzlaff, the Eagles' general ""'"111111' who, like Khayat, ooce played for Phi,. lailelphla, W81 told the same thing. SATIN COVERED ·RECORD BOOKS ' e~eceipe •.. a1ry • Eaglell' 01r11er Leooard Tose Alllllflc Dlvlsiln w. L pet. Boston 26 3 .IP7 New York 25 I .7!1 Buffalo 9 22 .290 PhiladelPhia 3 30 .ot1 CtlllraiDWialon w. I. pci, ~l llmore · 11 13 .511 Allanla 17 15 .531 Houston 13 17 .>133 Cleveland 9 25 .265 Western Co111ti tna Mldwtsl DWIJion w. L pet. Milwaukee 22 9 .710 FOR ', 5unttlDAYS· . P~ W.Va. . VA. On ' IlY . Ilona, Ea...... Q ltOCIKi PT. PLEASANT-MASON-SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . Dllrkneaa was deacenitlng upon Pblladelpbla wheh Khay1t filially llartad for home Monday. Before he IITived there, he aald: "Uke I iay, 1'111 1 ftl7 fortunate man. I know ._,. man thinks he hal !be llllllt wife in the world, bat In IIIJ heart I 1101 tilly bW w I 111m. Sbetllrllllldllfllldantl lllf lllUI boy ... Wlrlt • lullii•ll II* I'M . . ." . . lie ftlllllr .. ..... Kbayat Ia& din .. I . . .._. wltb 11111'11'111, II! I \ ,. ... __ IIIII -~ . . . . . Jr., 111111111 •I' ..... 1. . ... l:ddllllllpllll . . . �• '1 - Tbt 19'13 •,u...,.,.. ...... NIASt...... A \. BETTER ·HURRY! ' ' .I.' By OOARTMfNT STOll "' MAIN STREET JACKSON MILTON RICHMAN AVENUE UPI Sporta Edlter ,.. ' A OISC:OtiNT ;:: Parade NEW YORK (Ufi)-Eddie Khayat had put ln a long day, the ~ whlcb wiluJd've been w~ SILVER BRIDGE MASON POINT PLEASANT · . '"' 77cVALUE! ' ' ••• GAlliPOLIS BJiremely p.Infu1 for most men. · ' . NollociY lites being fired. That's what happened to Eddie Kbayat Mooday after a bit leaa tlian lli months 81 head GIFTS FOR BOYS coach of the Philadelphia Eagleii.Jie had anollier year to n11 on a two-year cootract, but ' Permanent press prints or solids. Size 6lo 18. The newest Fashion looko. . Eddie Khayat sot the news ·~· fnm Leonard Tose hlmaelf ,. about a quarter to 10 Monday IIICII'Ilin8' - fllx " "TALLYHO" AFTER VE uoUr. I.ater Now more than six hours later,after talking to the media ~ people and .answering all the phone calls, Eddie Khayal was about to leave the Eagles' affice In Philadelphia and drive back to his Cherry Hill, N.J. home, "Rough day, wasn't It, Eddie?" IIOIDeone said to the tall.' 111n1a11t 37.,earo()ld Moss PoiDt, Mlaa., native. " Eddie Khayat shook his lt head, "I ne~r bad a bad day In my 1.1 ·r life,'' be llakl. "I mean it. I .,1 myJelf a very fortun- ...,.wate a nnmbe~ . : ... 14 :~:: 77!p , games and flnished with a ' strong 6-2-1 record over the last t nine games. Leonard Tose, the owner, became a victim of his own enthual.aanl. 1 Viaions of a possible playoff berth began cllncing in front of him. Maybe even 8 trip to the &!per Bowl. Why not? Hadn't the ~ew York Jell done it only a few yean before? Tile)' 1M& Teblr Way But iOilli!Wioere aloog the line the Eaglet lo8l their way this year. CALENDER PENCIL . CADDY Handy Penci 1or Pen ' VINY ~OVAHYDE­ WARM, LINED BLACK or BROWN SPECIAL7 LOW ' PRICE! 23 · Well·ln .Caddy . That ·Revolves To Change ·Date . · ~·$' 2 S.IZES · ' 6•81f• or Sizes Sm-Md-Lg-X Lg. Sport shirts, dress shirts in models that men of all ages will like. Visit Shopper's Mart. WHILE THEY LA ST! N~w • AND '4'4 D FOR HIS POOR TIRED ,EET GIVE HIM A PAIR OF "WALKER" WORK SHOES OR BOOTS Choose his from 8" and 10" boots or lower cut work shoes. A style for most any •• $887 TO Deoendable "WALKER' BRAND $1787 White or Grey Size J6 to 46 wen .no tears when Kbayal waa lnlonned his llerVIces were no longer re- · 57~~. USES2 C BATTERIES Not fncluded- • · · .......... nil. YauCGUid W&abaut .... lboattMm. Cllll ' - ... J•• ----·~- ....,... PANTSUitS are for · Christmas ' ' A WIDE VARI ~Y DISCOUNT PRICED! ~r BODY s~zlis$294 Pant or Skirt Toppers In Solids, t Checks, Jacquards Stays Neat • Always '$ 94 MAGIC CUBES or Regular Flash REG. 98c VALUE For Little People LOVABLE GUN & HOLSTER ·STUFFED ANIMALS Plastic gun, bell, holster for make.bellevo cowboys. Dogs, <411s, donkeys, tic. Mot justa few, but a largo FUR HER GIH A Huge Selection PANT TOPS GLASS TREE 3 ROLL PACKAGE PAPER OR FOIL selection. ~· ..... DOZENS OF INEXPENSIVE TOYS . . ~ Skinny Ribs, Solid Knits, Florala made to wear with her 1111qy pants. She'll appreciate a new lop! ORNAMENTS · ·Solid Colors or Asst. To Box 57 ~ Pkg. ' ' ' ''. 'i Floor Length or Knee Length! 1:1eeces or Quilted TyjJesl 94 . DRESS SHOES FOR YOUR MENI Gill him wf1ll a UMfuf pelr of "Sandy McGte" lfiMII W. w "tlt styles In IIYttaf 1111~111. Prlclll hi ,.. cllll. lllw...,... '·····-···-~·-········ .;lop i~ for Here's A Bon"'* Buy! ·Several Styles! SNAP TOP FRENCH PURSES INsr:nc $· CAMERAS .. 06 Price $ 66 Polytsltr, brushed denims, denims, etc. In 1 host of pretty now holiday styles and colon. Slztt Ito 18 and oxtra Iorge 32 to«. GIVE HER PANTS THIS YEAR $394 10 $794 OPEN EVERY ' ' NIGHT nLL A DISCOUNT ,,~ DfPARTMENT STOq£ CHARGE IT , ' 71 70 • 36 25 19 15 1• 9 I 5 3 Sou.Colo.St. 116 Colo. Wslrn 55 Denver 77 Stanford 1• Neb. Walrn 74 Wslrn Wyo. 66 Seattle 15 Porlllnd 65 Mlchltlln IIIYII*IIona I Todoty'• Sporl Parade (Conllnlled INm Pqe 8) well, you limply calllOI know 1111M you lleJliiiD to ba the coach Ill' one ~ tba players," llakl Khayat. "I can1 tiD )'011 howct...lwulo .... boya. l woulm't.., l'm m emotional, bull'd allo 111ft lo..,. tllet wu one • · 1111 Nlatlonshlp, ll!llhallll tllraclla man. You av tllrtlqii11Gt tqrether, a coacll and lila pia,.... You aD bleed and - t and lllbt for 'the aame thing." Regular S2.27 Save lie. A C!IIJ, WI!WIIIflftr a...er lillie SAVE NOW ON TH'ISE PRACTICAL GIFTS! 11. Pwnnaylv11111 (,f.O) 12. Vlndlrblll 17·0) 13. Provldtnct (3-1) u; No. Car. (S.I) 15: Kansas St. (6-!J 16. New Mtxlco (6·01 17, Furman (>f.O) 11. Houston (7-l) 19. Sin Fran IS. I) 201Marohall (._,1) , 9• 86 Toledo u Morehtd 51. U , Mich. 90 Western Mich. 7• CX126 OR CX 110 94~ - Nftll..-lt-JIIIan y. Ouale 'r lgf< II I p... IIIIa SC le..tl. l~l I lfl rovlllll KODAK Film ·¥. or WOMENS WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE LONG GOWNS, PAJ~MAS . ,. : ~r4"•~· .~·WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS .lbe Gift She • • Wantr . .. • EWIY Year ... S<lltel hers from our array of prtlly IIOra!J, solids with embroidered Wllrk or mullf.c:otort. All slats - - she will IOvel ' H you arothfnklng of pants for htr - give our array • look. ~·· ' 5. Minnnota (ol-01 West of 3 . ................. . FOR ST0C.KING STUFFERS! CHOOSE FROM OUR OPEN SELF SELECTION RACKS! $1 !!g. 12 Cubes To Each Flash . ~ ~11 205 111 122 ' East Clarion 77 MlrCYhsl 5I E. Slrdlba 9t Btcfwn.Wflca 77 ear.,Pa. i6 Alllenct 5I Nwrk·Rtgrs 75 New Paltz 66 Newark St. 7$ Pac. 7• Soulll Wm&Ma~y 63 Ga. Tteh 60 Loulsvl 61 Navy 52 La. Tech 17 So. Mist. 61 Nrflk Sl. .. Old Oom. 1• Mldwnl Va. Tteh 47 Ohio St. ., Ottrbeln 76 Frnkln&Mn11117• Chi . St. 64 Gstvs.Adlphs 55 f>enn. 51. ~ l<tnt St. 4ol Deyton 106 Aolburn 63 Ohfo U. 95 Illinois II Akron 61 Btllrmne 60 Ohio Nrthrn 1• Konyon 42 North Park 10 Racine M E. 111. 15 l<an.st..Emport• 11 Nrthwsfrn 100 W..ltrn Ill . 78 No. Ill. 89 San Fr1111 St. U Tenn. Tech 73 Btlf St, 61 Crghton N Santi Cllll'• 73 Lkeind 90 St. Norbrt 15 SouiiiMif Corpus Chrlsfl 57 VMI 50 Okla. City 9• Calli. N SHIRTS Dozens of Gift Suggestions! (<I-OJ · Col .... Ilea llnuHI ' SYLVANIA ' 1 • 6 7'h By Unlhld'Prtu lnftrnltlonaf AND '3'4 .. g,b, - 9. Florida St. (<I-1l 10. lndl.,. (5-0) Jl.~......!i'~-~~~·-~--·,.-·~···s Bikini or Regular Styles vv w. I. pet. Indiana 20 12 .625 · Utah 20 1• .!N Denver 16 16 .$00 Delias , 13 17 .>133 San Diego 15 22 .«15 Monday's li-n. Utah 1~ Dellu 126 1On Iy game schtdvled) Tuetdlr'sOimes Dlllu a1 Demtr Carolina at Sin Diego !Only games schtdulld) I. SW Louislllnli $29410$794 WOMEN'S PANTIES $ 34 Hea Weight Fleece Lined Made In u.s: A. West 6. Long 8ch St. lol-01 7, Mluourl 17·01 • buy . for herself - Choose from nylons, brushed • nylons, sallneljes. FOR H!;R AT HOME LEISURE HOURS! SURPRISE HER! DON'T FORGET YOUR l'h AIASII!Idlnlt By United Prna International · East w. I. pet. g.b. Carolina 21 I~ .600 Kentucky 19 13 .593 .... Virginia 19 19 .$00. 3'h . 13 19 . .«16 w.. New York Memphis 12 22 .353 av. •· No.car. st. 16-0) WALTZ LENGTHLONG LENGTH HOSTESS GOWNS The prefiy lilllt linger~ that sno won't She Wears Them In The Car arid Lives In Them At Home - Gift Her. She'll Be Pleased. Junior ,Missey ~ Half Sizes - 20 10 .647 e. Ma~ylend Footed Goblets Candy Dishes · .Pictures The Fashion Look! ' g,b, - . NEW YORK (UP II - The United P,..ss lnltrnallonal top 20 malor colla blskelball teams with flrsf pi- voles and WOft·losl rtcords In pertn· thnn: (Sicotld Wftkl Tum . .. , ' " .. . .. Points 1. UCLA (3.11 (ol-0) 3.40 . 2. Marquette (..OJ 233 TO .... ..··:-::• . •.,; 10'h College R1ting11 94$ 2 l'h ~'h ' REGULAR 67c . 10 PEGS! SIZES 32 to 44 ~ rtt.llllkt 1111 RACKS MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS He wu havl!w a J)Oit-eeason meeting with his playen when · the call came saying :rose wilhld to lei! hlm. It IS)'S aomatblng for Kbayat's Size 4 To 12 • "Acele" Acetate White & Pastels BILLFOLDs · ·WOODEN EXPANDO Dainty blouses that will make wanted gifts. Easy care fabrics trimmed & fussy - The soft feminine looks she likes. Give ~ BIOUIII · CRAZY FUN STUNT CAR. qulred Moodily. • .,,. .... n 1 F,OR GIFTS BOUND TO PLEASE E.VEN THE VERY PARTICULAR - J VISIT GIRLS' PANTIES Glff • Yellow, Green, etc. or , Dark Brown ' 1bere christmas sweaters Teens and Womens Always needed. Select from many slylos, II colon wl1h plulit viewers, <omparlmenh, coin llolcters. Up Divillon on merit. conclgdelf the meeting and 411111 •ld IQOdbye to them, 88 did Rt"'"· t1pliatn ln the Eagle~ office lata', a br - the majority a1 1111 Phl't'J \ & playen CIJIII'IIJID . , a lew Jlrivate 33c 77' . JAMsEASY IN AND OUT • ~ WOMEN$ \ Blue Denim-Green Fisher Stripe· Double Zipper NO TRAFFIC " Steel body, styled and painted with detail. Inclines to two wheels, goes Into · barrel roll, can be made to go into circles also. 101/z'' long. MEN'S COVERALLS Eac~ in gift Ideal for candy also. L Every Shirt Is Perman.ent Press! 3 Tough Fabrics 3 Colors. 6 Inches tall. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. She 'wears them - so why not seiecl a smart new oullll for her sur· gift? SOLIDS OR PRINTS SIZES c COOKIE ·. PlfNlY OF~.,---:..~ JAR · FREE PARKING!. box. Cleani;,g hOuse at' after Christmas Prices . Florals, stripes, multi colors - 1\ Savings Riot! ~ $ 94 $394 ·CERAMIC MUGS ~rmenls ,..6.3~ · BATTERY OPERATED LOCOMOTIVE PAJAMAS B SLACK RACK . little'" Feller ' Sl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . ... MEN'S A Drastically Reduced 9'COLORS Watch The Gears Operate Through Plastic Box! . Shipment Received! PRESS-ON Y-11 , vr~.44~ r Mystery stop and go action. Briaht colored$ pt.stic. It bumps Into something, backs up and goes elseWhere. Ft.stiing light In motor. Battery operated, not included. · BOYS' · ORLON · SOCKS ..: · A $1.00 VALUE! Rack oecurely holds neatly In place. ·Ideal lor knits. Prtss top to bottom to close. Sale pffCed. Vahlll ,. 97c. "-1 a bit group buf · big, savings. On Sale They'll Wear! I They llniabed with a sorry 211-1 loillhat enliUed them to the ~r In the NFC's East that even after he wu told be wu ftniabed, he 1NIIt bact to his .players, KEROSENE LAMPS . ENTIRE STOCK! a.b. ...: 3 . 11 25 . g,b, - KC·Oiilaha 19 .16 '.SIJ 5 ,Detroit 13 17 .~33 8\h Pacific DWislon w. I. pel. g.b. Los Angeles . 25 5 · .833 Golden State '19 11 .633 . 6 · Phoenix •~ 11 ,.QI. 12 · Suttle · 10 25 .286 17V> Porllend · 7 25 .219 19 ; Mondlr'• hMftl . KC·Omaha 113 Pwlt.,d 95 IOnly gam1114;htdufldl · Tuesdlr's Olmn Los Angelu at Buffalo Portland at Chicego Sullie at Milwaukee New York at Phoenix Boston at Goldoil State KC.Omaha tl Allenla (Only games schfduled) ' Ml.NIATURE ~ It SOLIDS - PRINTS- STRIPES '· COMPARE QUALITY AND S1;YLI1j(j! "'. ' CGIIege and Pertinaon Junior Last year be waa a hlll'o. He look over the Eagles from Jerry Williams after Philadelphia bad been blown out of the baUpark In ita 'first three ball MEN'S DRESS GLOVES Daily .BIG-T MYSTERY fiORD SHIRTS HE'LL LIKE . Change Date . FOR HIM ~yed College !Int. '111ey doo't even call II Perklnlon anymore. It's Iince been renamed Gulf Cout Junior College. And wben I got out li 'l'ulal\e, I wun't dnfted by tbe Wublngtoo Redaklns. I went to them u 8 free agent. So I'Ve been around a lltUe." Enough to know that In any profesllloaal 11p0rt, a man can be a hlll'o Manday and a bum on Tuetlday. In a way, that's what happened to Kbayat. KNI~ SHIRTS$ . Fash1on Flare · Leg Pants · Warm 'His Hands 1 MENS STRETCH BAN. LON BOYS'. BOYS' SHIRT 'n SLACK 1 SOCKS SIZE FITS 10 TO 13 TOBOGGANS BILLFOLDS SETS a- college foolball. That's . fl.jit, cut by Ole Miss and Mississippi Slate before I plllyed with 'Nine. Be'l Beet Aroaad "I dldn't go slraight to Tulane. I went to Mlllsaps '8 BOYS Useful Gift I Washable Orloo li reuona. Mr. Tose couldn't have been any nicer to me, We were, and are good friends. Tr1ms "Another tling Ia that you hilve to my background. I'Ve been ln tbe NFL all my adult life, 16 yean. I've 111!1!11 it · all. AI a plll)'tl' I wu waived, Injured, on a lutillace club, a championship club and a coupla I'UIIIei'Up clubs. Thb ila't the finl time I've been cat. I wu cut ~ere I even 1111111. For '' !!.Photo • .<> Chi ~D ~AutograPfl told him ' he needn't bother. Pete Retzlaff, the Eagles' general ""'"111111' who, like Khayat, ooce played for Phi,. lailelphla, W81 told the same thing. SATIN COVERED ·RECORD BOOKS ' e~eceipe •.. a1ry • Eaglell' 01r11er Leooard Tose Alllllflc Dlvlsiln w. L pet. Boston 26 3 .IP7 New York 25 I .7!1 Buffalo 9 22 .290 PhiladelPhia 3 30 .ot1 CtlllraiDWialon w. I. pci, ~l llmore · 11 13 .511 Allanla 17 15 .531 Houston 13 17 .>133 Cleveland 9 25 .265 Western Co111ti tna Mldwtsl DWIJion w. L pet. Milwaukee 22 9 .710 FOR ', 5unttlDAYS· . P~ W.Va. . VA. On ' IlY . Ilona, Ea...... Q ltOCIKi PT. PLEASANT-MASON-SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . Dllrkneaa was deacenitlng upon Pblladelpbla wheh Khay1t filially llartad for home Monday. Before he IITived there, he aald: "Uke I iay, 1'111 1 ftl7 fortunate man. I know ._,. man thinks he hal !be llllllt wife in the world, bat In IIIJ heart I 1101 tilly bW w I 111m. Sbetllrllllldllfllldantl lllf lllUI boy ... Wlrlt • lullii•ll II* I'M . . ." . . lie ftlllllr .. ..... Kbayat Ia& din .. I . . .._. wltb 11111'11'111, II! I \ ,. ... __ IIIII -~ . . . . . Jr., 111111111 •I' ..... 1. . ... l:ddllllllpllll . . . �Se';ii~;[Cfa~;"ifieds Get Action! Sentinel ClassifiBds Get Results! ~' IWIN£y 7'"'""--:::---:----., BALLe; O'FIRE !! • I WAN I ~<o.Q. c' Card Thanks IN,ORMATION . ~EADliNES . NE DEEPLy wish to express ,5 P.M. Doy Belore Publlcollon . our thanks to our friends, Mqndly Deadline 9 a .m. neighbors and relatives for · cancellttlon - Cortec;tlons the flowers, cards .and all the lVIII bt occopled unlll h.m . lor kindness shown lo us during Day of Publication the death of our sister and . REGUlAT.IONS The publisher re_serves the aunt, Emily 0111in~er; special , ·right to fdlt or relect . any ads thanks to Holter Medical . detmtd Oblee·t lonal. The. . Center, Ewing Funeral Home .,ubtlshtr will not be responsible and Hoyt Allen ; all have our for more than one incorrect everlasting gratitude. 'nsertion . · Brothers, Herman, Conrad RATES _. For Want Ad Serv ice and Troy and their families. 5 cents per Word one Insertion .12·19-llc • Minimum Charge 15c : QUAliTY i961CHEVROLET BELAIR · $995 Station wagon, V-8 engine, standard transmission, good tires. cle~~n all -vinyl Interior, radio, green finish . WAS 11095. SI 1969 CHEVROLET 2-TON TRUCK S2095 . 102".cabtoaxle. 292 cu. ln. englne,15,000 ibs. 2-speed rear axle, 825x20, 10-ply tires, full depth foam seat•. heavy duty springs, solid cab. Ready to go to work. house in Middleport Car· ads and ods pold .within 1.0 days. peted, paneled . Kitchen and · CARD OF THANKS , dining room tiled COiflplele & OBITUARY " . . Call 9 suo "'' 50 word minimum. with drapes. 56,500. . 9 2· each addltionli word 2c. 3465. ntND ADS Addltlonol . 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFfiCE HOURS · 8:30a.m. \o5 :00p.m . Dally, 1:30 a .m. Saturday , to. 12': 00 cue No. ZOil:i Estate of Hugh EYereu .LOudin Deceased . ' Notice Is hereby given that Winifred J . FrankliJ1 of Rt . 1, Amesville, Ohio : has been duly appointed Executrill: of the Estate of Hugh Everett Loudin , RESO~UTION A SPECIAl FUND KNOWN AS . THE FEOE.RAL GENERAL REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND Be 11 Res·o.~ved by the TrUstees of Sutton Township as . Sec:. 1. That whereas, the Congress has enacted the State end Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972 providing a system of general re~t~enue sharing · with and units ot local . Whereas, Section 123 Ia) (1) of the federal act requires tach unit of local government to ·establish a trust fund to receive federal revenue sharing , and Wh~treas, tht B,ureau of In· spection and s·upervl:sjon of Public Ofllces hos approved the establishment of a "Federal G.e neral Revenue Sharing Trust Fun"" In eich $Ubdlvlslon receiving assistance under tht federal act, required by as section 5705.12. of the Ohio it Resolved Of Sutton Ohio that: is hereby 8tobllshtd a sptcial fund to be t Common Pleas Court Probate DiiJlslon Meigs Countv , Oh io known as the "Federal General Revenue Sharing Truat Fund" undet'· the provisions Of section 5705.12 of the Ohio Revised GOOD'S PENNZOIL GOING OUT (12) 12 , 19. 26, 31 Help Wanted 1 ' Soc. III . All monln paid to the Township under the S.tate and .L out Fiscal Assistance Act of fund 11'\d · expended in ac · cordance. with the terms and provisions o1 said federal act. Sec . IV. This resolution is hereby declered to be an tmerg·ency measun necessary lor the preserve lion of lh t public pe11co. neallh, solely and welfare r such emergency arising out of the need to provide·a lawful fund Into which federa• ger.trat reve,ue sharing paymltnts can be credited tor e:xp:fl\dttures in the manner and for the· purposes provided under tfte State •nd t..ocal Fiscal Aulatance Act of 1972; whert this tesolutlon shall take effect and be in force from and att.e r its' passag~. Sec . V : This Resolution shall take effect and be In force from and after December 16, 1972. Passed the 16th day of December 1912. Homer Circle Sutton Township President Anest : William F . Harris l Clerk 112) 18, 19, 21 For Sale . Takes Swindle to Make Bid NORTH .108 ¥Q964 19 Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS +1 .AK8654 WEST EAST .K94 • ..QJ65 •sa •Atoa +At08653 +J92 41072 SOUTH (D) .A732 I, ¥KJ5 +KQ4 .QJ3 Both vulnerable West North East South .9 1N.T. BRIGHT STAR MARKET Is the place to do all your preChristmas food shopping. We accept food coupons. During our gigantic Inventory Clearance Sales. that'is still going on. all of the hundreds of Items previously reduced from 60 pet. to 10 pet. are still on ·sale as long as stock lasts and new Items are being reduced dally.. OJr stock must be reduced before lnventQry time. Save every dar, during our Pre-Christmas C earance Sale. We have a large assort.,enl of Christmas candle$. 29c per lb. and uP and ·1 lb. and 2 lb. bags. We are now taklhg orders for fresh killed turkeys; also Christmas nub, all kinds of fruits, toys, lights and wrapping paper, we sell all legal beverages. Nobody but nobody will sell you all your food needs for less money In total th~-~ the Bright Star Market, next to the Drive-In Th..,tre on US Rt. 33 Mason, W. Va. Closed Christmas Day and the following Tuesday and Wednesday. 12-18·51c HEATING & COOLING . WIN AT BRIDdl Pass 2• 3NT p.,. Pass Pass 2• Pass Pass Opening lead-+ 6 2 BEDROOM houS<! trailer, ' Tuppers Plains. Large utility room. Phone 696-1135 after 5 p.m. ' 12-17-Jtp Auto Sa:es ONE Ludwlch snore drum, chrome finish, like new . Phone 992-2888. 12·1•-6tc 1955 FORO VIctoria. Phone 9925867. 12-lHtc 1966 <;HEVY 'II ~uper Sport, 327 - 4 speed, · good running condition; '63 Chevy Impala, automatic transmission, wrecked front-end; phone 992· 6732. · 12·19-Jtp' • '61 CHEVROLET, automatic; '66 Chevrolet pickup truck; Richard Qualls, 238 Beech Si., Middleport. 12·15-31p 1911 MAVERICK, 200 CID, standard, 4 good !Ires. 2 good . ·snow tires, $1650; phone 985· . 3979, 12-15-31c 1967 FURY Ill, 4 door, 383 ·engine, good condition, $800; Freddie Thabet, Mason, W. Va.; phone 773-5651. 12-15-tfc Mobile Homes For Sale Air Conditioners • Awnings •·l.JI)derpinning Complete mQblle hame' ' ,service ~ plus gigantic' . display of mobile homes .~ways available at ... MILLER ~ MOilLE HOMES PLUMBING and Heating man, experienced; If not ex1220Washlngton Blvd. perlenced and honest, do not 423-7521 · BELPRE, 0. apply; phone 992-2511 or 992· ,,~-------~-...w 3918. 12.6.1fc 1910 MOBILE home, 12 . x 44, - - - - -- - - 54,000. Phone 773-5429 or 992· YOUNG MEN : GOOD SAlARY 5001 . 12-17-61p WHILE YOU LEARN TANK TURBET REPAIR JOB )N EUROPE GUARANTEED. , CASH paid for all makes and Here's an opportunity to live models of mobile homes. and work in Europe. At a job Phone area code 614-423-9531. that's as challenging as you 4-13-lfc want ltlo be. You'll learn to 1970 MOBILE home, like new, operate l!Dd perform main - with air-conditioner, washer; tenance on the revolving lot may be rented; phone 985turret and weapons. And 4248. you'll get 30 days paid 12·1S-61p vacation a year Ia see a little ol the world. If you'd like a challenging lob In an exciting For Sale place, Today's Army wants to loin you. Call collect SS G. HAY 1 phone 985·3835, Chester, Clark 593-3022: · Ohio. · 1~·17-6tc • 12-17-Jtc "HElL" Code. 1972 shall be crectltod to. said Notice Notice OF BUSINESS government, C!lnd Revised Code,., Now Therefore- Be by, the Trustees Township, State of Stc. 11 . There . PARASOL Boutique Salon on Rt. 1 next t0 · Skate-A-Way Roller Rink . .Make your deceased , late of Rt . 2. Christmas and New Year's Cheshire, M~igs Counl'y , Ohio ., appointments early . Open Creditors are required to file Tuesday lhru Saturday and their claims with sa id fiduciary Tuesday evening by ap· within four months . polntment; al$o will ba open Dated this · 8th day of evenings from December 19th December 1972. Mcmning D . Webster thru the 22nd by appointment. Jydge Christmas Special - Instant Court ot Com man Pleas, · Conditioner for your hair, Probate Division regular $1, special of SOc. 'All work left over 30 1121 12, 19, 26, 31 Sandra Trussell Kerns. days & not picked up . Operator. Phone 985-4141. 12-10-12tc by Fri., Dec. 22nd will · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT be sold for labor. . Ci!Sf NG. 20,t14 HAYMAN'S Aucllona good L .----------l Estate of FRANK E. TITUS , place to go each Friday Deceased . evening, 7 p.m. at Laurel Clift YARD Sale, De<:ember 21st and Notice Is hereby given tha1 on old Rt. 7, 1 mile west of Viv ian K. Titus, of Pome-roy, 22nd, at 206 Beech Street, Rock Springs Fairground. Ohio, has been duly appointed Middleport. E;:x~cutrh" of the Estate of 10-10-tfc Ffank E . Titus. deceased, late 12· \9.2fp KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS. :01 Meigs County, Ohio. W_A_N_T_E_D-- A-b-la_c_k_m_a_l_ecat; Cr~ltora are required to file SPECIALS MONTHLY. phone 80-264 1. their claims wl1h said f iduciary PHONE HELEN JANE within four months. 12 . 19.Jtc BROWN, MIDOLEPORT, Dated this 7th · day of OH 10 992-5113. - - -- - December 1972. 12-3-lfc Manning D . Webster, Judge A Resolution to ESTABLISH states OPEN EYES. I:GO Jt.M. fi(IMIROY, OHIO NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lEGAl NOTICE follows : Pomeroy Motor Co. LEGAL NOTICE Noon ' For Rent 1969 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1.1'1!. . ,,,, Loeal 1 owner car, spotless clean Interior with Astro frl . seats, V-8, automatic with p. steering & broke$, Com' fort ron air cond .• radio, good tires, dark green finish , vinyl roof. Want something sharp - see this. 12 cent'f per word threE 'onsecutlvt Insertions. •.• Real Estate For a e 11 cents per word six coo secullvt lnoertlons. . · • 1'12-STORY, 2-bedroom brick • 25 P,r ,cent DiscoU.nt on pah.t ' Plilroy Motor Co. 2 SIIIIS Of · 99H448 Pomeroy, o. •z pump organs. Any condition. - - - - - - - . _ _ What do you do ,now? A-Bid three DO•IrUIIIP. You Paying SIO.each. Write giving STARCRAFT CHRISTMAS directions. Witten Plano Co., SALE. 24'7 WS Sd92 bavea't really abowa your Bo• 188, Sardis, 0111o 43946. for S3892; 22'7 $4475 .for otretlllh up to now. 12-15-6tp $3579; 20'7 WS $3954 TODAY'S QVESTJON for $3165; 18'7 WS ·$3499' Your partner takes you out of for $2799; sell contained, th ·r ee no·trump to four dia· For Rent sleeps six with conver tor; same high discount on 1oldmonds. What do you do now? ONE bedroom apartments ; Ideal for couples ; phone 992· downs; some used units; Camp Conley Starcraft Sales, 52.t8 or 992-3436. Rt. 62 N. of Point Pleasant, W. 12·17-61c Va., behln<j Red Corpet Inn; phone 675-5384. 12·1S.6tc Scatter Sparkles FURNISHED . apartment In Pomeroy . Pttone 992-3901 . Add ' some sparkle to a 12-17-lfc lim pie .wool dress by seauer- tng a few rhinestone pins all TRAILER, Brown's Trailer over ft. Court; phone 992-3324. ON PANTS& JEANS 12-10-tfc Soft Soap TRAILER 1peces; extra large · lots, S25 a month, Velma Saddle soap will keep all Zuspan, Mason. W. Va. your leather soft and in good 11·29-JOtp condition. Use the soap after you've cleaned the leather 3 ROOMfurnlahed house, adults and allowed time ' lor it to anly; phone 992-5592. dry. 12·5-lfc d!mwklll In euttldg. . D tprd for cuttiJJ& medium timbler, tbia saw will PfOWt itl prclleraional performance In 'elt.., lilnblnt IIIII pulpwood Cl!ttina. Farmen wQI WIDt It for clelrinl timber and contractGI'll ita value in a Wljle rllip of cuttinl jobs, wm• ... . c ' fQIEIOY HOME &AUTO Pomeroy,O. KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER PAIR FREE The ""' buy '" '"- ..... · H.avt stactto & INns tor~ . whole family. Slvt Ono!hird. •• _ I'VME ROY fllijil Jack W. Carsey,Mgr. Pho.. 992-2111 1 TWO new mobile homes, never · L---_,..:..::::::~~:!.:..-.,J lived In; phone 992-2511. 5 ADJOINING lots In 12·5-lfc Harrisonville, next to school, - - - - - - -- -:each lot 120ft. dftp with 100 FURNISHED 2 be~room ft. fron'-at on Itt. 14; price eparlment, adulis only, , S990 eacli lot; htrmo 1100 Middleport; phone 992-3174. down, balence within 12 12-12-tfc months; S.mvtl Lewis, Rl. 4; phone 992-6179. • 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 12-lUtc unfurnished apartments. Phone 992-5434. GRETSCH flat-top gutter, cost 4-12-lfc new S210; will sacrifice for ~---S175; also 20 1141· boll actlan MOBILE home, 2 bedroom, shotgun for 120; phone 94'1· adults anty. Phone 992-5247, 5913. 1HI-5tc · 11-15-"c We. talk to you Hke a penon. WMP0/1390 ON YOIJR DIAL ' --~---' .Wheei"Aiignment '5.55 . 606 E. Main Pomeioy_Home & Auto lAYAWAY FOR XMAS· Open to 1; closed Mondays Monday thru Saturdlly 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . On ii.Osf Ameriun Cars ponds, ba.ument1 land· 1 __ SMint NELSON MOTORS..INC. Ph. 992,2174 ' Pomeroy ~,... '---------.....! For Sale seeping. We have .. 2 size llozers, 2 size loader•. Work done by_ hoor or contract. ' · ·Free E>tlmote~. Wt also · hlut fill dtrt, lop soil. Dump trucks ·and low-boy for hire. See Jlob or Roger JeHers, Pomeroy, Phont 992· 3525 alter 7 p.m. or phone 992, also sample Real Estate For Sale CLELAND REALTY 6ME.Moln Pomeroy P/4 LEVEL ACRES HARRISONVILLE . Corner acreage. Lovely older home. 3 or 4 B.R., 1'12 baths, kitchen has dining bar, loads of upper & base cabinets, dining R. Utility space. enclosed sun porch, W. to w. carpeting 1st floor, own wa1er system. Large frame building facing back st. •Ox70. THIS YOU MUS~ SEE. $23,500. OVER I ACRE JUST OFF RT. 7 - NICE MOBILE HoME. - f B.R., bath. utility space, extended L.R., b..,utlful kitchen. ALL SET UP. i2x60. ASKING JUST.$7,500.00 COMP.LETE. FURNISHED 1'12 story frame, completely renova!ed 3 yrs. ago. 2 B. R., bath, storm doors & win· dows, large lot 105x135, private location. JUST $8,500.00 COMPLETE. BRICK SYRACUSE - 2 level lois, 1'12 story, 4 bedrooms, bath. utility, s ome carpeting, cellar, porcheS. gas forced air furnace. EXCELLENT CONDITION $17,900.00. WANTED Nice homo, 3 bedrooms, bath, basement, would like level lot. Not too far out In S16,000.00 range. Buyer from irattord Pa. HENRY E. CLELAND 1tEALTCMI OHice992·USt 11 no m-2HII or fiS. •n•42... 3 Stltlmen ht aunt JIIU. PRISONERS SEAT 501 DON'T IN1ERF£R5, JUST THE JOB FOR VOUJ our «<I'NI$ DEPT. STOI!e Concr.ete Work Remodeling· ' Phone 992-2511 or 992-3918 5232. f.ashioo frocks; drastically HOUSE FOR SALE, 114 Brick reduced; 4 new kanekon wigs Street. Pomeroy, 011io; brick priced right for Chrlotmas house, 3 bedrooms. excellent gifts and already styled; Stop location, close to school and in at the N & F 5ewlng Center cJ1y 1. contact Lou Osborne or. , call 992-5898. · . in Chester. 12-19-4tc' ' · 11-26-tfc 1 1 ~L RIDE .IN 1l1E PROCEDURES. PWMBING , HEAnNG ·"' • r NOW WRECKi'NG the former Epple's Grocery Store 2112 year old stud pony or building in Pomeroy. All ONE trade for small calf; one side kinds of building materials by side Unlco freezer for sale on the job ln~luding 2 refrigerator, one y!!ar and 3 in . heaVy material, old, likenew; 3 electric sheeting and cherry stair one pair large heaters and . railing; call 992-5946 or . 882·. labje lamps; can be seen at 3219. George Holler Farm, Miners· 11 -lO·Ifc ville. 12-19-Jtc 1960 FORD Pickup with camper top, V-8, $.425; Hoover washer, 560 ; Allis Chalmer B with Business Opportunities plows and cultivators; phone 949-3746. SET your . own hours; high 12·19·31C earnings first year ; operate part or full time; start with EARLY American stereo-radio absolute minimum Incomblnatloh, AM-FM radio, 4 vestment; men or women ... speaker sound system , 4 age no barrier; husband and speed automatic changer ; wile can work togother; balance $79.31 . Use our leisurely, dignified work; budget terms. Call 992-7085. early reflrement Income 12.- 19-6tc possib!e ; training provided; Inquire by writing:· R. D. 2, MODERN Walnut style stereoBox 73, Racine, 0111o 45771. radio, AM· FM radio, 4 12·19-ltc speaker sound system , • speed automatic changer : Balance $68 .57. Use our Real Estate For Sale budget terms. Coli 992-7085. 12·19·7085. 3 BEDROOM house, bath and 12-19-61c utility, on Flatwoods Road. Virgil Windon, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; phone 985·3846. TEXTURED Velvet. low. low 12·17-31p prices; beautiful for RIDING Wl'fl.l K; 8l/RN$, W! HAVE Stop: In and See Floor Display. For Sale or Trade Christmasi 'IOU'it! A.'1 ADVWt$1Nw MAJOR, FUR.ITURE Dozer & End loader work, ' " PA~ I SEI and Ojlen BTII S • 'fl.IE OIIEF 1.15 1DDA'i 10 066ERvE OUR ' Phone 992·2094 • Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIEs -GUARANTEED- ·PRlH MOVING From the largest T .. ·'"'Bulldozer Radiator to the Smaii~St Heater Core. Nathoo Blggo Radiator .... Specialist ' PIGGY 992-2094 Rt. 7 "at~aution fight" TUPPERS PLAINS Used furniture, appliances. Clean & guaranteed. NEW FURNITURE Sofa Beds & Recliners. Discount pric~d. ~~~~~~~~~=~ r 'JATIONAL POMEROY HOME & AUTO . EXPERT spades; his second the deuce of hearts while East let go the 10 of hearts as soon as possible in order to tell West about the ace. West still had problems. He let a 'second heart go; then the nine of spades and finally ~ low diamond. After this s e r i e s of discards; South's contract was doomed and he went one down. In the post mortem the un· successful So u t h clalm..d that he had played correctly and only brilliant defense had beaten hlm while the successful South had j u s t welcome. 12·17-3tc COAL, Limestone, Excelsior. been lucky In that East had Wanted To Buy - - - - - - -- Salt Works, E. Main St .. • made a mistake. · Furnlfure, oak tables, 2 YEAR OLD registered Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. The successful South mete· OLD organs. dishes, clocks, brass 4·12-tfc Brittany Spaniel; phone 985· Jy smiled and said nothing. beds, or complete households. . 3829 after 6 p.m: By O.wald & James Jacoby How do you go about mak· lng three no-trump a f t e r West opens the stx of dia· moods and East plays the jack? When the hand was played In ,a team match one South decided on a swindle. He won the diamond with · hla king, led the three of clubs to dummy's ace and played dummy,:s f o u r of hearts. (NIWSrAPIR INTIRPRISI ASSN.I Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, 12-17-Jtp East thoullht for q u I t e a Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6211. whUe, but linally played low. 6·28-lfc GIVE a Gift Certificate this South took his king; ran Christmas from Showalter's 'OLD Furniture, oak tables, off the rest of the clubs and Wet Pet Shop, Chester, 0111o. The bidding has been: organs, dishes, clocks, brass the ace of spades and stored 12-17-Jtp beds, or complete households. West North Eut the game. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE 14 The other South ran off six Pomeroy, 0111o. Call 992·6271. Flower Arrangements, many l'u! 1. P ... club tricks right away. His 6-28-lfc gifts; also flowers for Pass own three discards were two l'u! 3 + -cemetery; Smalley's Gift You, South, hold: spades and a heart. West's WANTED Old upright Shop, Chester, 0111o. first discard was the four of ¥AQt815 tAU 4KQ7 pianos, grand pianos. old 12-15-61c A real power-packed lightweight in the "mini· !llze" rqe to give you a new power-to-size SPEND TIME SAVES's YOUNG MEN: WE'LL SEND WANT A Christmas gift the YOU TO SCHOOL FOR whole family can enjoy? One DUE TO lay-off, 8 track stereo MISSILE OPERATIONS JOB will bring your family in walnut console; pay that IN · EUROPE . If you're closer and teach your looking for a challenging job children responsibility? A balance of 598.80 or pay $8 per In an Interesting place, m0111h; phone 992-5331. horse Is the answer and Cole 12-12-lfc today's Army has 11. You'll Stables If the place to go. We receive full pay while· you have over 30 head to choose learn basic missile from, registered quarter JUST token In delu•e Zig-Zag operations. And you'll get 30 horses, Appaloosa and non- sewing machine . Thls machine darns, emdays paid vacation a year, to registered horses; we have brolderies, makes but· do a little exploring on your proven champions in the show tonholes, all without at· own. Plus lots of other ring, unproven horses of tachments; pay balance of benefits. If you'd like to live champion blood and hor$es of .50 or pay 56 per month; 538 and work In Europe, Today's champion blood and horses Army wants to join lou. For suitable for riding the trails. phone 992·5331. 12-12-lfc complete details ca] collect This Christmas buy a ·gl ft the SS G. Clark 593·3022. whole family can enjoy and SINGER Automatic sewing 12·1Htc one that keeps the children machine. Like new In walnul clbse to home. Stop by today · cabinet. Makes design sill· 'WOMAN to stay with elderly, and pick out a warm loving b 11 h 1 ambulatory lady; may live In pet for 'your famllr,· Terms ches, zig-zags, u on o es. or go home nights; contact available. Cole Stab es, home blind hems, overcasts, etc. $85. CalfRavenswood 273-9521 Floyd Cummins, phone 247- of champions, Tuppers 2101. Plains, 0111o, 667·3405. Stop or 27 3·9893. 11 -30-lfc 12-19-Jtc by, visitors are always FREE puppy to person giving good home. Female, blaok. pari poodle. Call 992-337•. 12-i7-3fc WHAR'S I,'ORE OADBURN MANNERS, SHERIFF TAIT? Business Services nRST DON'T l.fE KNOW IT · AIN'T PERLITE TO POINT? I CAN'T. . DO IT-1'0 P.ATHF-R LEAP IN MVSELF!! SEE US FOR: ' Awnings, storm doors and windows, carports, marquees, aluminum siding ahd railing . . A. Jacob, sales representative. For • Ire~ estimates, phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3-2-tfc -------- BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Septic tanks lnsialied. George !Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2418. 4-25-lfc ~E 1$ TRYlNG 10 $ELL mERICAN FA$HION$1N E LNA and While Sewing Machines ... service on all makes. Reasonable rates. The Sewing Center, Mid· dleporl, 0111o. 11·16-lfc PARIS. HE~ NOT FOOLISH HE'S INSANE. G & E APPLIANCE Repair; repair of all laundry equip· men!, refrigeration equip· men! and house wiring; call 614-992-6050. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been canc~lled? Lost · yo~r operator's license? Call 992· 2966. 6-15-tfc DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dll· chlng service; top soli, fill dirt, limestone; B&K Excavating. Phone 992.5367, Dick Kerr, Jr. 9-1-lfc ·~':.l:.'; 10.4-lfc -PAPER - -----'Hanging and painting; Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Arthur Musser, phone 7425223. 12-12-JOtp Broker SEWING MACHINES. Repair service, all makes. 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and · Service. We Sharpen S~laoors . J.29.1fc 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Oltlo45769 ------'-~ Real Estate for sale · HOUSE In Long Bolfom, phone 985-3529. ' . · 6-11-lfc ALL NEW LISTINGS 3 BEDROOMS - With closets, bath, electric heat (0111o Power Co.). Cop)ie'r plumbing" paneling · and carpeting. Front porch, full basement, and drilled well. Ne~~r Rutland. $20,500.00. READY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/" eel. Fait and easy. Free est mate" Phone 992·3214. Goeglein Ready-Mi~ Co., Middleport, 011Jo. 6·30-tfc 12SC. HUl:TZM~~ME . dr gas fore r patio 6~~e . Orllledwell• on nice lot, near Rutland. NEW HOME • BEDROOMS -IV• baths, large kitchen with electric range. All electric on large . lot In the country. Qlly $21.000.00. MOBILE HOME . 8x45-2 bedrooms, bath, oil furnace. Lot 200x250. Asking only $3,000.00. NEW HOUSE 9 ROOfoiS- 5 bedroom~. 1112 baths, all electric. Full basement with garage and rec. room. Copper plumbing, beautiful kitchen . with dining. You'll need a re~~ljob to support this one. · NEW !lOUSE · FIVE POINTS AREA' - 3 bedrooms, bath, nice kif· chen, gas furnac:e. Over an acre of land. with· plain$ water. Asking $18,000.00. Want to save lime and money In buying your new home, then see us. now. HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 992-3325 · -=-::--=--=--~­ ~,.~ by THOMAS JOSEPH • ACROSS Z.Move swiftly 1. AdJust 8. Conscious 11. Escapade SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEP REASONABLE rates, Ph: .W.. 4782, Gallipolis, John Rossell. Owner & Operator. , 5·12-tfc 12.-beam Complete Service Phone 949·3821 Raclnt. 0111o Crill Brad ford 15. Summer =--------'c. BRADFORO, Aucll9f1eer :-:--:---:::=---- WILL CUT or trim trees, reasonable. Also cl..,n out basements, attics and cellars. Phone 949-3221. · 11·22·301C •... . . . .. - . Pets For Sale 13. Anne Bancroft ln!m Across (2wds.) 8. Dolt 9. Old-time AKC Toy Poodles. woritled and housebroken. Will hold for Christmas. Phane 7.0·3112. ·12-14-T2tc - . .. . AKC male lOy poodle puppies, wormed and sh'ofs, wOIII·bred, $75. Phone Coolville 661.6211. 12·7·12tc ·- ·- 16. Bring to bay 17. Benumb 18.Hewho aut<> 10. Sea eagle 14. Treat heart· would lessly ''kiss and tell" 17. -Iily 18. Layer of Zl. Sesame, for one :U. Volcanic apex paint 19. Before (Lat.) 211. Chilean pudu, e.g. Hotrman movie 21.-Une (2 wda.) I RAPPE I I Yelterday'l Antwer 22. "Comin' 33. French the · 34. Rose essence 35. Sailor 36. Last . "reina" port Rye" 23. Sunder Z4. Attractive 211. Cleanse 30. George M. 31. Eight · (comb. form) 32. Imitated IJECAI. llEFitYN In· Spain 37. French •::.o;.:~:=.:- I I t) I KIJ I I river liiORDIA ~ 31.Indlan title ~.Delty Now you can buy that ~fortable l•Z-Boi 'chair you've alllwaya dreamed ol at our tow prlcoo. · Autltorlz~ Dlaliir MAlON y ... t,...••, •• ·· -· • llwll•lrtW m.un Man , w. va. Jumblo" lOGIC KNill lNVINT I!IYStiC 1/Nhr rauda ·t()uld f"O,Iuu in 1h• th•ulrr- A fiCKLI (2 wdo.) 35.1958 Gable-Day movie (2wdl.) f•t~Nhfer. . . NOW.J..CAN'T SEE. A THIN6... • tt.Oirlto USpobln· • • USeaduck DOWN 1. Hllbelt pofnt DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'a how to work It: • • llR1 GHVU • TLLJ FPUUA SLA FPAXKBGMK FLGUI: L-...::::.....;:.....: . LRFU M NUMA . -BPU IKXWN 'I I i . SMAGUA'K 0 • • • • 0 • • CRYPTOQUOTU CWMN I'M SllUT OFF FROM THE WRLD AND ALL ITS~ 0 AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter •Imply 1tanda for another. In this umple A is used for the three L'a, X for the two O'o, etc. Single letters, opottrophe1, the lencth and formation of the warda are oil hints. Euh day the code !etten are dttrerent. FPAXKBGMK SUDvt:r~LI( • • .-ntly .(2 wdJ.) QHB I A [II 1111 A.n••~r• Tllb flddle MB Now .,...... tht d"'loollelten lo fOOMihe gpriM _ ...., U IUfpoled bJ lht ..... cen-, (AMwn ..••rrow) 30. Quote 31. Seep aut ' UFlt- S!Qry" role CHAIRS:· FOI.LONED IN THE. KI"Jt:HEN, III 27. Pl.sa's river 28.Chaln- St. A "Wen Side LA-Z-BO·V ..nJ.JC VNcrom•l• thtM fcturlum•!.., one lttter 1o euh lfllllart, to form four or41nary wordo. zen 7. Diminish 25. Dustin · P,A.RKVII:'W Kennels going out of business. Big price . reduction on all dogs. All AK· C. 592 Broadwey & Aah Streets, .Middleport, 011io. · 12·13-lfc · JW/~~;';I,., 3. Church part 4, For each 5. Certain horse 6. Prospec· tive clti· (Fr.) 5-1-tfc Ye•terday'a Cryptoquole: 'TIS A HARD WINTER WHEN ONE. WOLF EATS ANOTHER.-OLD NORWEGIAN PROV· ERB 0 " • • .... ' ... �Se';ii~;[Cfa~;"ifieds Get Action! Sentinel ClassifiBds Get Results! ~' IWIN£y 7'"'""--:::---:----., BALLe; O'FIRE !! • I WAN I ~<o.Q. c' Card Thanks IN,ORMATION . ~EADliNES . NE DEEPLy wish to express ,5 P.M. Doy Belore Publlcollon . our thanks to our friends, Mqndly Deadline 9 a .m. neighbors and relatives for · cancellttlon - Cortec;tlons the flowers, cards .and all the lVIII bt occopled unlll h.m . lor kindness shown lo us during Day of Publication the death of our sister and . REGUlAT.IONS The publisher re_serves the aunt, Emily 0111in~er; special , ·right to fdlt or relect . any ads thanks to Holter Medical . detmtd Oblee·t lonal. The. . Center, Ewing Funeral Home .,ubtlshtr will not be responsible and Hoyt Allen ; all have our for more than one incorrect everlasting gratitude. 'nsertion . · Brothers, Herman, Conrad RATES _. For Want Ad Serv ice and Troy and their families. 5 cents per Word one Insertion .12·19-llc • Minimum Charge 15c : QUAliTY i961CHEVROLET BELAIR · $995 Station wagon, V-8 engine, standard transmission, good tires. cle~~n all -vinyl Interior, radio, green finish . WAS 11095. SI 1969 CHEVROLET 2-TON TRUCK S2095 . 102".cabtoaxle. 292 cu. ln. englne,15,000 ibs. 2-speed rear axle, 825x20, 10-ply tires, full depth foam seat•. heavy duty springs, solid cab. Ready to go to work. house in Middleport Car· ads and ods pold .within 1.0 days. peted, paneled . Kitchen and · CARD OF THANKS , dining room tiled COiflplele & OBITUARY " . . Call 9 suo "'' 50 word minimum. with drapes. 56,500. . 9 2· each addltionli word 2c. 3465. ntND ADS Addltlonol . 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFfiCE HOURS · 8:30a.m. \o5 :00p.m . Dally, 1:30 a .m. Saturday , to. 12': 00 cue No. ZOil:i Estate of Hugh EYereu .LOudin Deceased . ' Notice Is hereby given that Winifred J . FrankliJ1 of Rt . 1, Amesville, Ohio : has been duly appointed Executrill: of the Estate of Hugh Everett Loudin , RESO~UTION A SPECIAl FUND KNOWN AS . THE FEOE.RAL GENERAL REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND Be 11 Res·o.~ved by the TrUstees of Sutton Township as . Sec:. 1. That whereas, the Congress has enacted the State end Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972 providing a system of general re~t~enue sharing · with and units ot local . Whereas, Section 123 Ia) (1) of the federal act requires tach unit of local government to ·establish a trust fund to receive federal revenue sharing , and Wh~treas, tht B,ureau of In· spection and s·upervl:sjon of Public Ofllces hos approved the establishment of a "Federal G.e neral Revenue Sharing Trust Fun"" In eich $Ubdlvlslon receiving assistance under tht federal act, required by as section 5705.12. of the Ohio it Resolved Of Sutton Ohio that: is hereby 8tobllshtd a sptcial fund to be t Common Pleas Court Probate DiiJlslon Meigs Countv , Oh io known as the "Federal General Revenue Sharing Truat Fund" undet'· the provisions Of section 5705.12 of the Ohio Revised GOOD'S PENNZOIL GOING OUT (12) 12 , 19. 26, 31 Help Wanted 1 ' Soc. III . All monln paid to the Township under the S.tate and .L out Fiscal Assistance Act of fund 11'\d · expended in ac · cordance. with the terms and provisions o1 said federal act. Sec . IV. This resolution is hereby declered to be an tmerg·ency measun necessary lor the preserve lion of lh t public pe11co. neallh, solely and welfare r such emergency arising out of the need to provide·a lawful fund Into which federa• ger.trat reve,ue sharing paymltnts can be credited tor e:xp:fl\dttures in the manner and for the· purposes provided under tfte State •nd t..ocal Fiscal Aulatance Act of 1972; whert this tesolutlon shall take effect and be in force from and att.e r its' passag~. Sec . V : This Resolution shall take effect and be In force from and after December 16, 1972. Passed the 16th day of December 1912. Homer Circle Sutton Township President Anest : William F . Harris l Clerk 112) 18, 19, 21 For Sale . Takes Swindle to Make Bid NORTH .108 ¥Q964 19 Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS +1 .AK8654 WEST EAST .K94 • ..QJ65 •sa •Atoa +At08653 +J92 41072 SOUTH (D) .A732 I, ¥KJ5 +KQ4 .QJ3 Both vulnerable West North East South .9 1N.T. BRIGHT STAR MARKET Is the place to do all your preChristmas food shopping. We accept food coupons. During our gigantic Inventory Clearance Sales. that'is still going on. all of the hundreds of Items previously reduced from 60 pet. to 10 pet. are still on ·sale as long as stock lasts and new Items are being reduced dally.. OJr stock must be reduced before lnventQry time. Save every dar, during our Pre-Christmas C earance Sale. We have a large assort.,enl of Christmas candle$. 29c per lb. and uP and ·1 lb. and 2 lb. bags. We are now taklhg orders for fresh killed turkeys; also Christmas nub, all kinds of fruits, toys, lights and wrapping paper, we sell all legal beverages. Nobody but nobody will sell you all your food needs for less money In total th~-~ the Bright Star Market, next to the Drive-In Th..,tre on US Rt. 33 Mason, W. Va. Closed Christmas Day and the following Tuesday and Wednesday. 12-18·51c HEATING & COOLING . WIN AT BRIDdl Pass 2• 3NT p.,. Pass Pass 2• Pass Pass Opening lead-+ 6 2 BEDROOM houS<! trailer, ' Tuppers Plains. Large utility room. Phone 696-1135 after 5 p.m. ' 12-17-Jtp Auto Sa:es ONE Ludwlch snore drum, chrome finish, like new . Phone 992-2888. 12·1•-6tc 1955 FORO VIctoria. Phone 9925867. 12-lHtc 1966 <;HEVY 'II ~uper Sport, 327 - 4 speed, · good running condition; '63 Chevy Impala, automatic transmission, wrecked front-end; phone 992· 6732. · 12·19-Jtp' • '61 CHEVROLET, automatic; '66 Chevrolet pickup truck; Richard Qualls, 238 Beech Si., Middleport. 12·15-31p 1911 MAVERICK, 200 CID, standard, 4 good !Ires. 2 good . ·snow tires, $1650; phone 985· . 3979, 12-15-31c 1967 FURY Ill, 4 door, 383 ·engine, good condition, $800; Freddie Thabet, Mason, W. Va.; phone 773-5651. 12-15-tfc Mobile Homes For Sale Air Conditioners • Awnings •·l.JI)derpinning Complete mQblle hame' ' ,service ~ plus gigantic' . display of mobile homes .~ways available at ... MILLER ~ MOilLE HOMES PLUMBING and Heating man, experienced; If not ex1220Washlngton Blvd. perlenced and honest, do not 423-7521 · BELPRE, 0. apply; phone 992-2511 or 992· ,,~-------~-...w 3918. 12.6.1fc 1910 MOBILE home, 12 . x 44, - - - - -- - - 54,000. Phone 773-5429 or 992· YOUNG MEN : GOOD SAlARY 5001 . 12-17-61p WHILE YOU LEARN TANK TURBET REPAIR JOB )N EUROPE GUARANTEED. , CASH paid for all makes and Here's an opportunity to live models of mobile homes. and work in Europe. At a job Phone area code 614-423-9531. that's as challenging as you 4-13-lfc want ltlo be. You'll learn to 1970 MOBILE home, like new, operate l!Dd perform main - with air-conditioner, washer; tenance on the revolving lot may be rented; phone 985turret and weapons. And 4248. you'll get 30 days paid 12·1S-61p vacation a year Ia see a little ol the world. If you'd like a challenging lob In an exciting For Sale place, Today's Army wants to loin you. Call collect SS G. HAY 1 phone 985·3835, Chester, Clark 593-3022: · Ohio. · 1~·17-6tc • 12-17-Jtc "HElL" Code. 1972 shall be crectltod to. said Notice Notice OF BUSINESS government, C!lnd Revised Code,., Now Therefore- Be by, the Trustees Township, State of Stc. 11 . There . PARASOL Boutique Salon on Rt. 1 next t0 · Skate-A-Way Roller Rink . .Make your deceased , late of Rt . 2. Christmas and New Year's Cheshire, M~igs Counl'y , Ohio ., appointments early . Open Creditors are required to file Tuesday lhru Saturday and their claims with sa id fiduciary Tuesday evening by ap· within four months . polntment; al$o will ba open Dated this · 8th day of evenings from December 19th December 1972. Mcmning D . Webster thru the 22nd by appointment. Jydge Christmas Special - Instant Court ot Com man Pleas, · Conditioner for your hair, Probate Division regular $1, special of SOc. 'All work left over 30 1121 12, 19, 26, 31 Sandra Trussell Kerns. days & not picked up . Operator. Phone 985-4141. 12-10-12tc by Fri., Dec. 22nd will · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT be sold for labor. . Ci!Sf NG. 20,t14 HAYMAN'S Aucllona good L .----------l Estate of FRANK E. TITUS , place to go each Friday Deceased . evening, 7 p.m. at Laurel Clift YARD Sale, De<:ember 21st and Notice Is hereby given tha1 on old Rt. 7, 1 mile west of Viv ian K. Titus, of Pome-roy, 22nd, at 206 Beech Street, Rock Springs Fairground. Ohio, has been duly appointed Middleport. E;:x~cutrh" of the Estate of 10-10-tfc Ffank E . Titus. deceased, late 12· \9.2fp KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS. :01 Meigs County, Ohio. W_A_N_T_E_D-- A-b-la_c_k_m_a_l_ecat; Cr~ltora are required to file SPECIALS MONTHLY. phone 80-264 1. their claims wl1h said f iduciary PHONE HELEN JANE within four months. 12 . 19.Jtc BROWN, MIDOLEPORT, Dated this 7th · day of OH 10 992-5113. - - -- - December 1972. 12-3-lfc Manning D . Webster, Judge A Resolution to ESTABLISH states OPEN EYES. I:GO Jt.M. fi(IMIROY, OHIO NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lEGAl NOTICE follows : Pomeroy Motor Co. LEGAL NOTICE Noon ' For Rent 1969 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1.1'1!. . ,,,, Loeal 1 owner car, spotless clean Interior with Astro frl . seats, V-8, automatic with p. steering & broke$, Com' fort ron air cond .• radio, good tires, dark green finish , vinyl roof. Want something sharp - see this. 12 cent'f per word threE 'onsecutlvt Insertions. •.• Real Estate For a e 11 cents per word six coo secullvt lnoertlons. . · • 1'12-STORY, 2-bedroom brick • 25 P,r ,cent DiscoU.nt on pah.t ' Plilroy Motor Co. 2 SIIIIS Of · 99H448 Pomeroy, o. •z pump organs. Any condition. - - - - - - - . _ _ What do you do ,now? A-Bid three DO•IrUIIIP. You Paying SIO.each. Write giving STARCRAFT CHRISTMAS directions. Witten Plano Co., SALE. 24'7 WS Sd92 bavea't really abowa your Bo• 188, Sardis, 0111o 43946. for S3892; 22'7 $4475 .for otretlllh up to now. 12-15-6tp $3579; 20'7 WS $3954 TODAY'S QVESTJON for $3165; 18'7 WS ·$3499' Your partner takes you out of for $2799; sell contained, th ·r ee no·trump to four dia· For Rent sleeps six with conver tor; same high discount on 1oldmonds. What do you do now? ONE bedroom apartments ; Ideal for couples ; phone 992· downs; some used units; Camp Conley Starcraft Sales, 52.t8 or 992-3436. Rt. 62 N. of Point Pleasant, W. 12·17-61c Va., behln<j Red Corpet Inn; phone 675-5384. 12·1S.6tc Scatter Sparkles FURNISHED . apartment In Pomeroy . Pttone 992-3901 . Add ' some sparkle to a 12-17-lfc lim pie .wool dress by seauer- tng a few rhinestone pins all TRAILER, Brown's Trailer over ft. Court; phone 992-3324. ON PANTS& JEANS 12-10-tfc Soft Soap TRAILER 1peces; extra large · lots, S25 a month, Velma Saddle soap will keep all Zuspan, Mason. W. Va. your leather soft and in good 11·29-JOtp condition. Use the soap after you've cleaned the leather 3 ROOMfurnlahed house, adults and allowed time ' lor it to anly; phone 992-5592. dry. 12·5-lfc d!mwklll In euttldg. . D tprd for cuttiJJ& medium timbler, tbia saw will PfOWt itl prclleraional performance In 'elt.., lilnblnt IIIII pulpwood Cl!ttina. Farmen wQI WIDt It for clelrinl timber and contractGI'll ita value in a Wljle rllip of cuttinl jobs, wm• ... . c ' fQIEIOY HOME &AUTO Pomeroy,O. KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER PAIR FREE The ""' buy '" '"- ..... · H.avt stactto & INns tor~ . whole family. Slvt Ono!hird. •• _ I'VME ROY fllijil Jack W. Carsey,Mgr. Pho.. 992-2111 1 TWO new mobile homes, never · L---_,..:..::::::~~:!.:..-.,J lived In; phone 992-2511. 5 ADJOINING lots In 12·5-lfc Harrisonville, next to school, - - - - - - -- -:each lot 120ft. dftp with 100 FURNISHED 2 be~room ft. fron'-at on Itt. 14; price eparlment, adulis only, , S990 eacli lot; htrmo 1100 Middleport; phone 992-3174. down, balence within 12 12-12-tfc months; S.mvtl Lewis, Rl. 4; phone 992-6179. • 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 12-lUtc unfurnished apartments. Phone 992-5434. GRETSCH flat-top gutter, cost 4-12-lfc new S210; will sacrifice for ~---S175; also 20 1141· boll actlan MOBILE home, 2 bedroom, shotgun for 120; phone 94'1· adults anty. Phone 992-5247, 5913. 1HI-5tc · 11-15-"c We. talk to you Hke a penon. WMP0/1390 ON YOIJR DIAL ' --~---' .Wheei"Aiignment '5.55 . 606 E. Main Pomeioy_Home & Auto lAYAWAY FOR XMAS· Open to 1; closed Mondays Monday thru Saturdlly 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . On ii.Osf Ameriun Cars ponds, ba.ument1 land· 1 __ SMint NELSON MOTORS..INC. Ph. 992,2174 ' Pomeroy ~,... '---------.....! For Sale seeping. We have .. 2 size llozers, 2 size loader•. Work done by_ hoor or contract. ' · ·Free E>tlmote~. Wt also · hlut fill dtrt, lop soil. Dump trucks ·and low-boy for hire. See Jlob or Roger JeHers, Pomeroy, Phont 992· 3525 alter 7 p.m. or phone 992, also sample Real Estate For Sale CLELAND REALTY 6ME.Moln Pomeroy P/4 LEVEL ACRES HARRISONVILLE . Corner acreage. Lovely older home. 3 or 4 B.R., 1'12 baths, kitchen has dining bar, loads of upper & base cabinets, dining R. Utility space. enclosed sun porch, W. to w. carpeting 1st floor, own wa1er system. Large frame building facing back st. •Ox70. THIS YOU MUS~ SEE. $23,500. OVER I ACRE JUST OFF RT. 7 - NICE MOBILE HoME. - f B.R., bath. utility space, extended L.R., b..,utlful kitchen. ALL SET UP. i2x60. ASKING JUST.$7,500.00 COMP.LETE. FURNISHED 1'12 story frame, completely renova!ed 3 yrs. ago. 2 B. R., bath, storm doors & win· dows, large lot 105x135, private location. JUST $8,500.00 COMPLETE. BRICK SYRACUSE - 2 level lois, 1'12 story, 4 bedrooms, bath. utility, s ome carpeting, cellar, porcheS. gas forced air furnace. EXCELLENT CONDITION $17,900.00. WANTED Nice homo, 3 bedrooms, bath, basement, would like level lot. Not too far out In S16,000.00 range. Buyer from irattord Pa. HENRY E. CLELAND 1tEALTCMI OHice992·USt 11 no m-2HII or fiS. •n•42... 3 Stltlmen ht aunt JIIU. PRISONERS SEAT 501 DON'T IN1ERF£R5, JUST THE JOB FOR VOUJ our «<I'NI$ DEPT. STOI!e Concr.ete Work Remodeling· ' Phone 992-2511 or 992-3918 5232. f.ashioo frocks; drastically HOUSE FOR SALE, 114 Brick reduced; 4 new kanekon wigs Street. Pomeroy, 011io; brick priced right for Chrlotmas house, 3 bedrooms. excellent gifts and already styled; Stop location, close to school and in at the N & F 5ewlng Center cJ1y 1. contact Lou Osborne or. , call 992-5898. · . in Chester. 12-19-4tc' ' · 11-26-tfc 1 1 ~L RIDE .IN 1l1E PROCEDURES. PWMBING , HEAnNG ·"' • r NOW WRECKi'NG the former Epple's Grocery Store 2112 year old stud pony or building in Pomeroy. All ONE trade for small calf; one side kinds of building materials by side Unlco freezer for sale on the job ln~luding 2 refrigerator, one y!!ar and 3 in . heaVy material, old, likenew; 3 electric sheeting and cherry stair one pair large heaters and . railing; call 992-5946 or . 882·. labje lamps; can be seen at 3219. George Holler Farm, Miners· 11 -lO·Ifc ville. 12-19-Jtc 1960 FORD Pickup with camper top, V-8, $.425; Hoover washer, 560 ; Allis Chalmer B with Business Opportunities plows and cultivators; phone 949-3746. SET your . own hours; high 12·19·31C earnings first year ; operate part or full time; start with EARLY American stereo-radio absolute minimum Incomblnatloh, AM-FM radio, 4 vestment; men or women ... speaker sound system , 4 age no barrier; husband and speed automatic changer ; wile can work togother; balance $79.31 . Use our leisurely, dignified work; budget terms. Call 992-7085. early reflrement Income 12.- 19-6tc possib!e ; training provided; Inquire by writing:· R. D. 2, MODERN Walnut style stereoBox 73, Racine, 0111o 45771. radio, AM· FM radio, 4 12·19-ltc speaker sound system , • speed automatic changer : Balance $68 .57. Use our Real Estate For Sale budget terms. Coli 992-7085. 12·19·7085. 3 BEDROOM house, bath and 12-19-61c utility, on Flatwoods Road. Virgil Windon, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; phone 985·3846. TEXTURED Velvet. low. low 12·17-31p prices; beautiful for RIDING Wl'fl.l K; 8l/RN$, W! HAVE Stop: In and See Floor Display. For Sale or Trade Christmasi 'IOU'it! A.'1 ADVWt$1Nw MAJOR, FUR.ITURE Dozer & End loader work, ' " PA~ I SEI and Ojlen BTII S • 'fl.IE OIIEF 1.15 1DDA'i 10 066ERvE OUR ' Phone 992·2094 • Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIEs -GUARANTEED- ·PRlH MOVING From the largest T .. ·'"'Bulldozer Radiator to the Smaii~St Heater Core. Nathoo Blggo Radiator .... Specialist ' PIGGY 992-2094 Rt. 7 "at~aution fight" TUPPERS PLAINS Used furniture, appliances. Clean & guaranteed. NEW FURNITURE Sofa Beds & Recliners. Discount pric~d. ~~~~~~~~~=~ r 'JATIONAL POMEROY HOME & AUTO . EXPERT spades; his second the deuce of hearts while East let go the 10 of hearts as soon as possible in order to tell West about the ace. West still had problems. He let a 'second heart go; then the nine of spades and finally ~ low diamond. After this s e r i e s of discards; South's contract was doomed and he went one down. In the post mortem the un· successful So u t h clalm..d that he had played correctly and only brilliant defense had beaten hlm while the successful South had j u s t welcome. 12·17-3tc COAL, Limestone, Excelsior. been lucky In that East had Wanted To Buy - - - - - - -- Salt Works, E. Main St .. • made a mistake. · Furnlfure, oak tables, 2 YEAR OLD registered Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. The successful South mete· OLD organs. dishes, clocks, brass 4·12-tfc Brittany Spaniel; phone 985· Jy smiled and said nothing. beds, or complete households. . 3829 after 6 p.m: By O.wald & James Jacoby How do you go about mak· lng three no-trump a f t e r West opens the stx of dia· moods and East plays the jack? When the hand was played In ,a team match one South decided on a swindle. He won the diamond with · hla king, led the three of clubs to dummy's ace and played dummy,:s f o u r of hearts. (NIWSrAPIR INTIRPRISI ASSN.I Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, 12-17-Jtp East thoullht for q u I t e a Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6211. whUe, but linally played low. 6·28-lfc GIVE a Gift Certificate this South took his king; ran Christmas from Showalter's 'OLD Furniture, oak tables, off the rest of the clubs and Wet Pet Shop, Chester, 0111o. The bidding has been: organs, dishes, clocks, brass the ace of spades and stored 12-17-Jtp beds, or complete households. West North Eut the game. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE 14 The other South ran off six Pomeroy, 0111o. Call 992·6271. Flower Arrangements, many l'u! 1. P ... club tricks right away. His 6-28-lfc gifts; also flowers for Pass own three discards were two l'u! 3 + -cemetery; Smalley's Gift You, South, hold: spades and a heart. West's WANTED Old upright Shop, Chester, 0111o. first discard was the four of ¥AQt815 tAU 4KQ7 pianos, grand pianos. old 12-15-61c A real power-packed lightweight in the "mini· !llze" rqe to give you a new power-to-size SPEND TIME SAVES's YOUNG MEN: WE'LL SEND WANT A Christmas gift the YOU TO SCHOOL FOR whole family can enjoy? One DUE TO lay-off, 8 track stereo MISSILE OPERATIONS JOB will bring your family in walnut console; pay that IN · EUROPE . If you're closer and teach your looking for a challenging job children responsibility? A balance of 598.80 or pay $8 per In an Interesting place, m0111h; phone 992-5331. horse Is the answer and Cole 12-12-lfc today's Army has 11. You'll Stables If the place to go. We receive full pay while· you have over 30 head to choose learn basic missile from, registered quarter JUST token In delu•e Zig-Zag operations. And you'll get 30 horses, Appaloosa and non- sewing machine . Thls machine darns, emdays paid vacation a year, to registered horses; we have brolderies, makes but· do a little exploring on your proven champions in the show tonholes, all without at· own. Plus lots of other ring, unproven horses of tachments; pay balance of benefits. If you'd like to live champion blood and hor$es of .50 or pay 56 per month; 538 and work In Europe, Today's champion blood and horses Army wants to join lou. For suitable for riding the trails. phone 992·5331. 12-12-lfc complete details ca] collect This Christmas buy a ·gl ft the SS G. Clark 593·3022. whole family can enjoy and SINGER Automatic sewing 12·1Htc one that keeps the children machine. Like new In walnul clbse to home. Stop by today · cabinet. Makes design sill· 'WOMAN to stay with elderly, and pick out a warm loving b 11 h 1 ambulatory lady; may live In pet for 'your famllr,· Terms ches, zig-zags, u on o es. or go home nights; contact available. Cole Stab es, home blind hems, overcasts, etc. $85. CalfRavenswood 273-9521 Floyd Cummins, phone 247- of champions, Tuppers 2101. Plains, 0111o, 667·3405. Stop or 27 3·9893. 11 -30-lfc 12-19-Jtc by, visitors are always FREE puppy to person giving good home. Female, blaok. pari poodle. Call 992-337•. 12-i7-3fc WHAR'S I,'ORE OADBURN MANNERS, SHERIFF TAIT? Business Services nRST DON'T l.fE KNOW IT · AIN'T PERLITE TO POINT? I CAN'T. . DO IT-1'0 P.ATHF-R LEAP IN MVSELF!! SEE US FOR: ' Awnings, storm doors and windows, carports, marquees, aluminum siding ahd railing . . A. Jacob, sales representative. For • Ire~ estimates, phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3-2-tfc -------- BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Septic tanks lnsialied. George !Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2418. 4-25-lfc ~E 1$ TRYlNG 10 $ELL mERICAN FA$HION$1N E LNA and While Sewing Machines ... service on all makes. Reasonable rates. The Sewing Center, Mid· dleporl, 0111o. 11·16-lfc PARIS. HE~ NOT FOOLISH HE'S INSANE. G & E APPLIANCE Repair; repair of all laundry equip· men!, refrigeration equip· men! and house wiring; call 614-992-6050. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been canc~lled? Lost · yo~r operator's license? Call 992· 2966. 6-15-tfc DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dll· chlng service; top soli, fill dirt, limestone; B&K Excavating. Phone 992.5367, Dick Kerr, Jr. 9-1-lfc ·~':.l:.'; 10.4-lfc -PAPER - -----'Hanging and painting; Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Arthur Musser, phone 7425223. 12-12-JOtp Broker SEWING MACHINES. Repair service, all makes. 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and · Service. We Sharpen S~laoors . J.29.1fc 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Oltlo45769 ------'-~ Real Estate for sale · HOUSE In Long Bolfom, phone 985-3529. ' . · 6-11-lfc ALL NEW LISTINGS 3 BEDROOMS - With closets, bath, electric heat (0111o Power Co.). Cop)ie'r plumbing" paneling · and carpeting. Front porch, full basement, and drilled well. Ne~~r Rutland. $20,500.00. READY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/" eel. Fait and easy. Free est mate" Phone 992·3214. Goeglein Ready-Mi~ Co., Middleport, 011Jo. 6·30-tfc 12SC. HUl:TZM~~ME . dr gas fore r patio 6~~e . Orllledwell• on nice lot, near Rutland. NEW HOME • BEDROOMS -IV• baths, large kitchen with electric range. All electric on large . lot In the country. Qlly $21.000.00. MOBILE HOME . 8x45-2 bedrooms, bath, oil furnace. Lot 200x250. Asking only $3,000.00. NEW HOUSE 9 ROOfoiS- 5 bedroom~. 1112 baths, all electric. Full basement with garage and rec. room. Copper plumbing, beautiful kitchen . with dining. You'll need a re~~ljob to support this one. · NEW !lOUSE · FIVE POINTS AREA' - 3 bedrooms, bath, nice kif· chen, gas furnac:e. Over an acre of land. with· plain$ water. Asking $18,000.00. Want to save lime and money In buying your new home, then see us. now. HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 992-3325 · -=-::--=--=--~­ ~,.~ by THOMAS JOSEPH • ACROSS Z.Move swiftly 1. AdJust 8. Conscious 11. Escapade SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEP REASONABLE rates, Ph: .W.. 4782, Gallipolis, John Rossell. Owner & Operator. , 5·12-tfc 12.-beam Complete Service Phone 949·3821 Raclnt. 0111o Crill Brad ford 15. Summer =--------'c. BRADFORO, Aucll9f1eer :-:--:---:::=---- WILL CUT or trim trees, reasonable. Also cl..,n out basements, attics and cellars. Phone 949-3221. · 11·22·301C •... . . . .. - . Pets For Sale 13. Anne Bancroft ln!m Across (2wds.) 8. Dolt 9. Old-time AKC Toy Poodles. woritled and housebroken. Will hold for Christmas. Phane 7.0·3112. ·12-14-T2tc - . .. . AKC male lOy poodle puppies, wormed and sh'ofs, wOIII·bred, $75. Phone Coolville 661.6211. 12·7·12tc ·- ·- 16. Bring to bay 17. Benumb 18.Hewho aut<> 10. Sea eagle 14. Treat heart· would lessly ''kiss and tell" 17. -Iily 18. Layer of Zl. Sesame, for one :U. Volcanic apex paint 19. Before (Lat.) 211. Chilean pudu, e.g. Hotrman movie 21.-Une (2 wda.) I RAPPE I I Yelterday'l Antwer 22. "Comin' 33. French the · 34. Rose essence 35. Sailor 36. Last . "reina" port Rye" 23. Sunder Z4. Attractive 211. Cleanse 30. George M. 31. Eight · (comb. form) 32. Imitated IJECAI. llEFitYN In· Spain 37. French •::.o;.:~:=.:- I I t) I KIJ I I river liiORDIA ~ 31.Indlan title ~.Delty Now you can buy that ~fortable l•Z-Boi 'chair you've alllwaya dreamed ol at our tow prlcoo. · Autltorlz~ Dlaliir MAlON y ... t,...••, •• ·· -· • llwll•lrtW m.un Man , w. va. Jumblo" lOGIC KNill lNVINT I!IYStiC 1/Nhr rauda ·t()uld f"O,Iuu in 1h• th•ulrr- A fiCKLI (2 wdo.) 35.1958 Gable-Day movie (2wdl.) f•t~Nhfer. . . NOW.J..CAN'T SEE. A THIN6... • tt.Oirlto USpobln· • • USeaduck DOWN 1. Hllbelt pofnt DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'a how to work It: • • llR1 GHVU • TLLJ FPUUA SLA FPAXKBGMK FLGUI: L-...::::.....;:.....: . LRFU M NUMA . -BPU IKXWN 'I I i . SMAGUA'K 0 • • • • 0 • • CRYPTOQUOTU CWMN I'M SllUT OFF FROM THE WRLD AND ALL ITS~ 0 AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter •Imply 1tanda for another. In this umple A is used for the three L'a, X for the two O'o, etc. Single letters, opottrophe1, the lencth and formation of the warda are oil hints. Euh day the code !etten are dttrerent. FPAXKBGMK SUDvt:r~LI( • • .-ntly .(2 wdJ.) QHB I A [II 1111 A.n••~r• Tllb flddle MB Now .,...... tht d"'loollelten lo fOOMihe gpriM _ ...., U IUfpoled bJ lht ..... cen-, (AMwn ..••rrow) 30. Quote 31. Seep aut ' UFlt- S!Qry" role CHAIRS:· FOI.LONED IN THE. KI"Jt:HEN, III 27. Pl.sa's river 28.Chaln- St. A "Wen Side LA-Z-BO·V ..nJ.JC VNcrom•l• thtM fcturlum•!.., one lttter 1o euh lfllllart, to form four or41nary wordo. zen 7. Diminish 25. Dustin · P,A.RKVII:'W Kennels going out of business. Big price . reduction on all dogs. All AK· C. 592 Broadwey & Aah Streets, .Middleport, 011io. · 12·13-lfc · JW/~~;';I,., 3. Church part 4, For each 5. Certain horse 6. Prospec· tive clti· (Fr.) 5-1-tfc Ye•terday'a Cryptoquole: 'TIS A HARD WINTER WHEN ONE. WOLF EATS ANOTHER.-OLD NORWEGIAN PROV· ERB 0 " • • .... ' ... �10-Tbe Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,' O.,Dec.!9,1973 ChildJ'eD to give · . . Cited after mishap $:',<::::::.<.">'m.<>W.-«;sos:,g;:~m.."&~Driver zeima Cundiff Blood NO WHITE ON %5th program COLUMBUS (UPI) - A .<Continued from Page I) .. P.ORTLANl:l _ A Chri~tmas NaUoaal Weather Service Elva Dailey, Becky Anderson, Raymond E. CQmbs, 35, . I• program will be presented at meltrologlst said today a Maysville, Ky., was charged NEW HAVEN _ Mrs. Zelma Donna Nelson and Vernon t~e Portland Elementary white Christmas was with failure to stop within the Eloise Cundiff, 75, New Haven, Nease. ~-.. -• of Ohio. ""'""" at. 1 p.m. Thursday. "uallkely" for most assured cleaf distance died Monday at Veterans Thanks f<M: donatipns were First and !leCond grades of "Projecting 1rom In· following an accident at 10:27 Memorial Hospital. . extended to the Quality Print Miss Betty WilSon will pre¥nt formalion now available, I'd a.m. on Rt. 7 at the junction to Mrs. CWldiff was bocn here Shop, !he Meigs Local School the playle~· "Don'tTell Me, It's say Cbrlslmas,ln Oblo wiD be county roa4 five. JW!e 3, t897, the daughter of District, the Ewing Funeral Christmas," the third and cloudy • with an outside Tbe Gallla.Melgs Post State the late Mannie and Minnie Home, Jimmie's Pastry Shop WASHINGTON (tJPI) fourth graders directed by cban<e of showel'!l - rain Highway Patrol aald Combs' Capehart ~. She was also and Veterans · Memorial President Nixon IS following a Joyce Ritchie win present "St. showers, not $BOW showers.," · car struck the rear end of an preceded In death by her Hospital. cart'Ot4nd-atlck policy on the Nick's Dream," and fifth and said weatherman Dave BeD. auto operated by Wllllain husband, Charles B., In 1964. Youlhs loading and VIetnam peace lmpaase: On sixth graders of Larry Wolle ."High temperatures In the Grueser, 76, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. unloading the unit were Tim wiU prtsen~ "S$nta Goes on state on Christmas Day, There was minor damage I(> Florence Fry, Latart; Rt.l, W. Lewis, Steve Llti!e, Gary the one hand rlswning full· soille ,bombing of No~h .Strike." Wavie Circle . is . probably wlll be In the low both cars. Va., and several nieces and Boggess and Sammy Little. Vietnam, on the other assisting with the overall fiBs." Asecond mishap occurred at nephews. Mrs. Cundiff was a Donors by COIDIDIIIIity were: declaring that the "road to a presentation and Mrs. Lee Lee, ~.:~8~":!~:m;:~'S:::::::::::8:&::::::8:::::: 10:30 a.m. on Rt. 160, one and member of the New Haven' POMEROY - Charles E. negotiated peace Is wide vocal music teacher,- will seven tenths miles north of Rt. Unllell Methodist Church. · . Griffith, Mrs. Ann Browning, ~n." . p~nt a Cnristmail pageant. , STEWART IDLED 554 where an auto driven by Fune~al services win be held ' Mary Kautz, Dwight Burton, On Capitol HIU, lhe PreBParents are Invited. NEW YORK (UPI)-Ron Marjorie Sue Reagan, 31, Rt. 1, at 1:3o p~m. Wednesday at Howard Logan, Barbara Of. ident•s - actions brought new Stewart of !be New York Ewington, ran off the left side Foglesong Funeral Home with full, Dorothy Woodard, Frank calls for legislation to end the · Islanders will be out of aclion of the highway to ~void hitting the Rev. J. William Demoss Casto, Mrs. Patty J. Barton, war and a demand ihat DRAMA PLANNED foramintmumoffOuriVeeks,it an unknown auto which was officiating. Burial will be in lhe Margaret White, Mary Kay J)residentia1 adviSer Henry A. SYRACUSE - A Christmas ;.as anno1111ced Monday br the parked crossways In the high. Kirkland Memorial Garden, Hennessy, Bernadette Hen. Klaslnger be, f!UIIIllloned to drama, ''Christmlls Eve and National Hockey League club. way. Point Pleasant. Friends may nessy,. Homer Baxter, Harry testify on the breakdown In . All is Well," win be presented Stewart suffered a fractured call at the funeral home. any Clark, George Nash, Demaree ))!laCe talks; . by young people · of the right shoUlder In a game here time after 4 p.m. today. Dexson, Wallace Hatfield, Kissinge.r, who conferred Syracuse Presbyterian Church Saturday night againSt the Kenneth Harris, Carol Adams, with the ~!dent at the White at 7:30 p.m. Friday 1111der Philadelphia Flyers. The Jn. Virgil Windon, G. R. Thomp. House Monday, was reported direction of Mrs. Dwight jury Wail originally diagnosed Service set for son, Jean Bra1111. still optimistic that Hanoi Zavitz. There ·WiD . also be , ·as a dislocated shoulder. RUTLAND Homer would come ~ound. recitations, singing . and the · Ovid A. Scott Parker, Harold Dewhurst, The President was in touch arrival of Santa Claus. All Graveside services wiD be Donna Davison, Jacob John. by cable with Kissinger.'s those taking part in the ATTENDS PARTY held Wednesday at I p.m. at son, Merle Johnson, Rosella deputy, .Gen. Alexander M. program are to l>e at the Mrs. W. W! Bennett of the J\sbury Cemetery In . Birchfield, Roger Black. Halg Jr., who was ill Saigon church at 5:30 p;m. · Memphis, Tenn. is vlslllng ber . Hocking Co1111ty for Ovid A. REEDSVILLE - Grant conaulting with South Vietna· SOD·in·law and daughter, Mr, (Scotty) Scott, 2025 Meiroe Smith. . TU~DAY mese President Nguyen Van Veterans Memorial Hospllal and Mrs. Oliver Michael. Her Ave., Colu111bqs, who died MIDDLEPORT Dale SPECIAL Meeting, Racine Tbleu and who then was to f\DMISSIONS - Sue Seelig, birthday was observed with a Lodge 461, F&AM, to confer Sllllday at Methodist River.side ·Hysell, Freda Gilmore, Wayne brief leaders in Cambodia, . Pomeroy; ~rtha Hobstetter., family party Sunday. fellowcraft degree on one Hospital, Columbus. He was Davis, Freda Durham, Charles Pomeroy; Monte Wolfe, candidate, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. the son of the late Dr. William W. Searles, Robert King, Joe PLEASANT VAlLEY MinersviUe; Orville Jake Gaul, Gloeckner,' Unda Haley, Ken All Master Masons Invited and J. Scott, of Pomeroy. Ra<!ine; Hoy Roush, Mason; ~ISCHARGES: . Mrs. Jim· refreshments to be served. A retired molder of the Piper, James Farmer, Mrs. ' William Elliott PorUand and ' m1e Carpenter, aon, Ripley; CHRISTMAS Concert Jeffrey Mfg. Co., he is survived' Robert Craig, Steve Craig, Curt Stout, RuUaoo. ' Ricliard Mabe, Howard Brown, Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at Eastem by his wife, Mildred B.; a Jean Meyer, Sarah Fowler, DISCHARGES - Sam Hale, Point Pleuant; Loyal Wright, High School. Program by brother, Emmett, Tucson, Milton Hood, Kenneth R. ~ng. ThGmaa Drake, Marie Dailey, Henderson; Helen Wheeler, chorus, . cadet, concert and Ariz.;. two sisters, Mrs. Leo COOLVILLE Gary RACINE - Judging of the .Mary Smitb, Victoria Frazier • West Colwnbla. ·Phillips, Colwnbus, and Mrs. Basham . ]W!lor bands. Free will offering Christmas home decorating Gl!R'ia Mllllron, Harry Varian John M. Kalvin, Lake Gem, .. RACINE - John Hill, Jack contest of the Racine area wiU at door. and Benjamin Capehart, · PROGRAM FRIDAY GROUP II, MiddleP9rt First Fla., an~ two· haH brothers, R. Abies, Marths Mattner, begin at 6 p.m. Thursday and The Cbrlatmas program of United I?resbyterlan Church, David and Thomas·Scott, both Dorothy Badgley, Ralph wiD conlinue 1111W about 9:30. the Eagle Ridge CommWlity home of Mrs. Joseph Bailey of Gallipolis. Badgley, Aaron Wolle, Roy Mrs. Chlorus Grimm, active SEE MRS. SIMMONS Funeral services will be held Van 'Meter, Emma Adams, in planning the contest, salcf Church will beheld at 7:30p.m. near Rutland, 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mra. Harry s. Friday at the church, The _Tuesday. Wednesday ·at 10 a.m. at Michael J. Brown, Floyd E. judging will be by Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Sr., Middleport, were in public is invited. OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, Schoedinger Linden . Chapel, Hendricks, Ronald Salser, Moore, Mrs. Robert Thompson Parkefsburg SUnday to visit 2741 Cleveland Ave., CoJwn. MINERSVILLE Arthur Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and Mrs. John Terrell of Mra. Mike Simmons, a Patient bus. The Rev. J. L. Knutson Nease, Jr., Clarence Mcintyre, Pomeroy. PROGRAM SET Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at the home at Camden Clark Hospital. A Christmas program win be of Mrs. Ruth Riffle, Cultural will officiate. Friends If they Joseph White; Syracuse, Oris , Mrs. Grimm commended presented at 7:30 p.m. Thlll'8- program on nature by Debbie wish may contribute to the Hubbard; Long Bottom, Ada Racine merchants for an ex•. Bissell, Mace! Barton, Richard cellent response in .providing day at the Freedom Gospel Finlaw and Nancy Prlsner. American Cancer Society. Barton, Grella Suttle, Ricilard donations so that prizes could Mission at Bald Knob. Hostesses, Mrs. Riffle, Mrs. Fick, Howard Parker, Jerry be awarded. Sponsors of the Carol McCullough, · Mrs . Frederick. Martha McPhail. CLOSED con~st are the Bend 0' the PROGRAM SET COME TO VISIT Tonlghllhru Dec. 23 Hemlock Grove, Sharon River Garden Club and the ' CHESTER - The annual Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Wednesday Welker; Portland, Grace Christmas program of the BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Zirkle of Wamer-Robbins, Ga. Allen, Joyce Aim Ritchie; Ladies Auxiliary of the Racine Fire Depar.tment. Chester Church of the R&SM, stated meeting, 7:30 arilved Friday for a · holiday Chester, James Satterfield; Giving towards the, contest Nazarene will be held at 7:30 ,p.m. WednesdaY., all Officers visit with their parents, Mr. Beautiful Rodney Spir~s; Cheshire, p·.m. Friday. The public Is and com))llllions Invited. were the Columbus and and Mrs. Robert Duckworth of Long Lasting Dexter, Avanel Halliday, invited. MORNING STAR United Middleport, and Mrs. Norma Robert Halliday; Athens, Southem Ohio Electric Co., Methodist Church Christmas Zirkle of Pomeroy. Monday Robert Ekey, and Mason, W. Racine Home National Bank, too to program, 7:30 p.m. Wed· they went to Akron to visit Mr, Va., Richard Carson, Bonnie .Johnson's Radio and TV, Red, 'Pink & White Grinun's Restaurant, Simpson Zirkle's 1111cle and aunt, Mr. nesday. Public invited. na Off . McFar. l and, and George Me· Star · Supply, Roy Proffitt's U tv Cash & Carry TRINITY CHURCH mem· and Mrs. Wilbur Holter. Farland. Wholesale, Racine Food Buy Today & Save hers meet at 6:30 p.m. Wed· Market, Weaver Skiff Shop, Help Wanted nesday to go caroling. Aeline's Beauty Shop, Racine SOMEONE to brush hag 13 POMEROY CUB Scout Pack : acrH land In Pomeroy. Call Department Store, Village Cut 59 N. Second St.' Virgil B. Teaford, 992·3325. 249 Christmas party Wed· 'l'wo persons escaped injury east and Clarence S. Frank, Rate Store, Uncia's Lady Fair . Middleport' 12· 19·3k nesday 7:30 p.m. at I.O.O.F. Hall. Fifty cent gift exchange. in a near head-on collision Syracuse, was traveling west Beauty Salon, Wagner Hard· Monday on SR 124 at Miners· when Durst made a left turn off ware, Brinker Jewelry, Bill PAST PRESIDENTS Club, ville Monday at 2:49p.m. one of 124 in front of Frank's Cozart Garage, Don Weese · Drew Webster Post 39, tenth of a mile east of Brown's vehicle. Barber Shop, and the Cross Au~illary, 7:30 Wednesday Trailer Court. . The accident is sliU under Store. Two others are Eber's night, Christmas party at the The Meigs County Sheriff's Investigation. Frank com. Service Station and The VISta home of Mrs. Ben Neutzllng. Dept. said Melvin E. Dura~ Ia · ed of Gift exchanae. Neutzllng P In an injury to his arm Station. ~ ,.... Middleport, cab driver for but was no t •mme · dl a te1y wm aerve refreshments. SPecial Died on Monday Laos and .Thailand before refllrnqThursdaytortport to Nixon. Repaln Predicted . . Pentagoli ol'flclals Indicated lh<li as U.S. pilots oilce again bombing. u-. ~--•••••••Donltlllritla•Id011C.,o11ve111rllit,"'w•al'li'!.iil.trit.a.,v111eH111n.g ,. PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! WOMEN'S LEATHER • Solid-Still Ampllfltr and FM/ AM/ Sit ..a FM Radio • Special Cu~tom-Matic Record Changer • 4 Zenith Quality Speakera-two 9" oval woofers and two 31'1" con•type lweetera • ·Tape lnpui/Output Jacka 'FASHION BOOTS by Connie Regular treated. There was heavy damage to the front of both vehicles. At II :15 a.m: Monday, on county road 24 In Salisbury Twp., Donald E. Reuter, Middleport was parked at the side of the road In a staUon wagon owned by Veterans Memorial Hospital when a truck driven by Charles M. Reynolds, Bidwell, Rt. 1, owned by the Royal Crown Bottling Company, backed across the highway into the wagon. There were no Injuries or arrests and only light damage to Reuter's car and medium to the truck. $25.95 and $26.95 $ SIZES 5'12·9 Colors: Brown, . Black " ==j~~ 95 c:E::.'~i~~l9995 .' . I / .' .• CHRISTMAS IS SHARING - Pupils of the Salisbury Elementary School for the second consecutive year have carried out a Christmas project of contributing a wide variety of gifts for elderly patients at the co1111ty. Infirmary and rest homes in Syracuse, Albany, and Coolville. All the gifts (approxlmately150),have.l!een gift wrapped and wiD be <lellveJ;'ed Thursday. On Thursday students win take to school , ........... .• ~ • •• • • • •~:.vm<•'<l'='-" 'JVO i"ow/??o , -.•,., o $ fruit and cookies which wiU also be sent to tbe rest homes with the gifts. Principal of the school carrying out the project is John Lisle. Pictured with some of til~ gifts are representatives of tbe grades, left to right, Rhonda Reuter, sixth grade; Tlila Randolph, fifth ;· Angela Sinclair, fourth; Michael C1111ningham, third; Brenda Graham, second, and Joyce Saulers, first. Participation was voluntary: By United Press International ABOARD USS TICONDEROGA - THE exuberant astronauts of the last Apollo mission head home today for holiday reunli>na with their families 'and acclaim from colleagues for a flawless finale to the awesome project that put men on the moon. A S,:JOO.mile journey was on tap for Apollo 17's Eugene A. Cer· nan, Ronald E. Evans and Jack Schmitt fi·om this old World War naircraft carrier to Houston, with brier stops en route at Samoa and Norton 'AFB, Calif. ·· The astronauts• schedule called for them to arrive at Elllrigton AFB near the Houston space center for 10 a.m. EST Thursday. WASHINGTON - JOHN F. LAWRENCE, the slight, bespectacled Washington bureau chief of the Los Angeles Times, was jailed for three hoilrs Tuesday for refusing to give tapes of an Interview to the U.S. District Court. Lawrence was released oit an appeal asking lh<lt lhe Imprisonment order for contempt be lifted. Judge John J. Sirica, who ordered Lawrence held in the courthouse lockup, win hear the appeal today. "My father was In this business 45 Ylars before I was and I've been in It 17 years," said Lawrence after his release Tuesday .. "I think what bas happened ... is something the American • press has got to think about." Slrlca ordered .Lawrence, 38, to the lockup when he refused to release the tapes subpoenaed by defense attorneys for two former White House aides and five other men charged with bugging and burglary of Democratic' national ·lle!ldquarteralat~t J11111. , ~• ~,,({·..r-:-;..•1,; - .1 I .. I .i'- , This Chrisimas, stuff your Sarita's stocking with one of his favorites-Hanes Underwear. Here's a gift he needs and will appreciate. The fit and comfort of 1QO% cotton will make him feel good all und.er all year through! Pick up some Hanes todav. WASHINGTON- PRESIDENT NIXON baa nalned three mcire men who worked jn the White House during his first term to major posts In his next administration. Nixon aJao a~pted the resignations Tuesday of Under-secretary J obn G. Venemsn of Health, Education and Welfare and AssiJtant Secretary Harold B. Finger of Housing and Urban Development. Nixon named Frank Carlucci, now deputy director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, to succeed Veneman. The three White House aides named to new jobs in changes Tuesday were: Alexander P. Butterfield to head the Federal Aviation Adminlsttatlon, Frank C. Berringer to run the Urban Mass Trans· portation AdrninistratiQn and jVIliiam L. Gifford to become (Continued on Page 12) Brin9 the .children to see Santa, Wednesday evenmg 6 to. 7 at the Toy Store. 12 Deer fall to how, arrow Elberfeld• In Pomeroy Gary Swope, Meigs County game protector, said Tuesday 12 persons have killed deer ihus far during bow season which IS in effect until Jan. 6, Las\ year only seven deer were killed the entire bow season, (lj!lting deer in Meigs County were Michael Elberfeld, Minersville; Greg Mid· dleswart, Portland; Gary Murphy, Reedsville; WiUiam McKiney •" Pomeroy; Mary Browning, Reedsville; Mary Roush, Syracuse; Gene YoWlg, Long Bottom; Samuel McKiney, Pomeroy; Bradley Pooler, Pomeroy; David Riggs, Pomeroy; Paul Riley, Atwater, and Jack Satterfield, Pomeroy. Devoted To The Interest& Of The Meigs-Mmon Area VOL. XXV NO. 174 OPEN EVENINGS PH. 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT ~ Last Minute JEWELRY GIFJ; IDEAS Christmas i!!. ... theFTO ~ER£0~£ 6r\Ern2E1R OI!I'OSIT AT ANY MIDDLEPORT 1m PINTO To Be Given GifT BONANZA STDRE Awoy As Members of FTD Girls' Regular $6.95 12" Side Zipper-Size 12-3 professionally arranged in our exclusive, satin~ BOOTS...............~:t~3.50 heritage house MIDDLEPORT, 0. PHONE 992·2156 The home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, 44 Uncoln St., took the prlxe for the best overall decorations In Middleport in the annual contest staged by the two garden clubs and the Middleport Chamber of Commerce. Judging was conducted Tuesday night by Mrs. Ray Riggs, Mrs. Rose Ginther, and Mrs. Dale Kautz, all of the Chester Road area. An electrical appliance provided by the Columbus and SOUthern Ohio Electric Co. was presented to Mr. and Mrs\ smart. · Receiving a honorable mention in the category was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, Russell St. An honorable mention in the religious category went to the Heath United Methodist Church. Winners in the religious category were Mr. and Mrs. Holdaln May, Fourth St., first; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer, Fairlane Drive. In the secular category the winners were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker, Fifth St., first; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horky, Fifth St., second. 'container. A year-round reminder of your Goessler's Jewelry Store thoughtfulness. COURT $T. POMEROY Mllll•· . Gllllt and tM- Ctu ly arus. ' TEN CENS New. air war denounced Ulllted Press International China joined the Soviet Union today In denoW!cing resump. tion of the all-out U.S. air war against North Vietnam. Hanoi assailed President Nixon's peace goals as "a whopping lie" and the Viet Cong cast ~Oil the~ of the P~ peace talks. A Chinese foreign ministry statement broadcast in full by Peking Radio and the :New China News Agency called the new bombing "a most serious . step" toward prolonging and intensifying the Vietnam War and called the action a new obstacle to peace. "Should the U$. government disregard the desire of the people of Vietnam, the United States and the whole world for peace and obdurately persist in its war of aggression, the Chinese people will, as always, resolutely perform their Inter· nationalist duty and glve all· out support and assistance to the Vietnamese people in their war against U.S. aggression and for nalional salvation lill complete victory Is won," the statement said. The Soviet leadership issued a similar statement Tuesday By through the official Tass news agency. The statement demanded that tbe raids be halted and lllat the United States quickly sign an agreement to end tbe war. Radio Hanoi, in a series of broadcasts Tuesday night •and today, denounced the alr at. tacks and S~~id "these utterly serloue acts of war escalation have laid ·stark naked the . bellicose, obdurate nature of U.S. · imperialism ...The Nixon administration's clatm that It is trying lis best to restore (ieace In Vietnam is a whop. ping He." . Mme. Nguyen Tltl Bi.nh, the PARTY FOR PAULA - Members of Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, staged their annual Christmas party this year at the home of j\lr, and Mrs. Paul Eichinger, Viet Cong foreign minister and Mulberry Heights, so that Paula, confined for the past four montlla due to surgery of tbe spine, chief negotiator at the could join in the fun. With Paula here are Leanne Seho, honored queen, left, and Liz Blaettnar, semipublic Thursday talks,left honored queen elect. for Moscow today en route to Vietnam to confer with her government and "ask for new dlrecllves." Her departure left ~ open the status of further Vietnam peace negotiations. The fate also of a scheduled ~hnical~evel negotiating ses· BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH party, every way for Paula. Not only ••on between Hanoi and U.S. Paula Eichinger couldn't go For the past four montlla dld the "Jollies" bring the representatives was W!certain to the ho1ay I'd t of th e pary Paula bas been confined to her party to her, but they came with American P.lanes carrying "Jollies" so the Job! s bro hi bed. It was In September that loaded with packages for their out heavy bombing over North 111 ty to h e ug V' tn epar &. she entered Children's Hospital junior high school friend. •e am. Monday night 33 members of In Columbus for corrective And not only did the girls Bethel 62, lntemational Order spinal surgery. She is In a cast think of Paula this holiday of Job's Daughters, gathered from her shoulders to her hlps season, they thought of the 'at the beautifully decorated and will be for at least another children at the County Home Mulberry Heights home of Mr. two months. Her only "outing" and the possibility that Christand Mrs. Paul Eichinger. They . has been a trip by ambulance · mas might not be too bright there. hour with the judges by Mrs. wanted Paula to share In the to tbe hospital. fun of their traditional holiday Monday night was special in It was decided in lieu of the Etoilla Cassell, president ; Mrs. Rita Hamm, Mrs. Garen Stansbury, Mrs. James Ar-nold, and Mrs. William Morris of the Middleport Club; Mrs. , Betty Clipe of the Mlddlep'or.t ~ Amateurs; and two guests, Have a problem you'd like to Known as the Care Line, Besides these areas of Mrs. Eslie Mossman. and Mrs. talk about with someone? persons need not give their concem the Meigs Care Line C. 0. Fisher. Each of the As of January 1 there will be name, phone number, or any will have available a complete judges was presented a gift. a listener, trained to help solve identifying information unless listing of agencies, Refreshment.. were served unusual problems, as close as they wish. All calls will be organizations and individuals frilm a table featuring gold your telephone. This service strictly confidential. here to whom a caller may be appointments. Agold madonna will be provided through the Anyone will be able to call referred for additional help. arrangement was used on the Meigs County Alcoholism and the Meigs Care Line for help in Examples are home health mantel and a holly Drug Abuse Program. The such areas as marital dif· nursing services, Alcoholics arrangement decorated the number to call will be 992-7502. ficulties, llneliness, drug and Anonymous, welfare and food buffet. That nwnber will be an· alcohol problems, glrJ.guy · stamp information, family swered from 4 p.m. to 4 a.m. hassels, or suicide. Nothing a· planning .services, emergency dally by a specially trained caller may wish to talk about first aid services, job training volunteer anxious to help. wlll be barred. (Continued on Page 12) rt a y taken to Paula In doorway competition, winners were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Fifth St., first, and Mr. and Mrs . Earl Davenport, third. CaSh prizes were awarded, Judges were taken on a tour of the town, and then returned . ill the honle of Mrs. Sibley Slack from where the results were announced. Mrs . Malcolm Roller was chairman for the lighing contest for the Middleport Garden Club, and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. Arthur Skinner represented the Middleport Amateurs. They were joined for·a social care L zne • ' opens January 1 It\ ., ..,Jtt.,.; l•i' cwt f9.t.tl..l " ' Glvt MORf T[) CHRIS IMAS SlAIS usual $2 gift exchange, each one would contribute that (Continued on Page 6) Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - William Milliron, Middleport; Ada Stigliano, PorUand : Marjorie Hunt, Albany ; Raymond Ar· nold, Pomeroy; Walter WilSon, Pomeroy; Cynthia Oney, Reedsville : Flavy Sigman , Middleport; Lloyd Roush, Cheshire, and Mary Pickens, Clifton . DISCHARGED - Pauline Derenberger, Hilda Warth and Ruth Baer. NOW YOU KNOW The 33 Apollo astronauts fiew 18,010,337 miles In space. · ·U.S. Military refuses to discuss drug case; security found lax .white re·usable S.rvint WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1972 Heroin ·shipped in coffins, bodies we can send the FTD Season's Greeter almost anywhere in· the United States or Canada. The colors of the seasqn GIFT WRAPPING POMEROY·MIDOLEPORT, OHIO Smart home wins best overall •, " FREE an Flll fighterbomber. Seven 1111der the tightest information more fliers were reported blackout. ever. impose<) by the missing; Hanoi announced the U.S. command In Saigon, capture of six B52 crewmen apparently under orders from Tuesday. Hanoi claims it has the White House. But on the shot dow~ 13 American war . basis of Communl.st reports planes,l~cluding five B5:ls, two from Hanoi, sheer deduclion of lhem over Hanoi today. from what was not being said The U.S. command also · at . mllltary ~ briefing, and reported that . the destroyer unofficial sources in Saigon Uss Goldsborough was hit by a this was the picture: · · Communist shell 'Tuesday -At least 500 of the 700 night wltlle on a firing run near fighter-bombers ~vallable to Thanh Hoa, killing two sailors the U.S. Air Fo~ce. Navy ·and and wounding three. Radio Marines In Southeast Asia are Hanoi claimed three u.s. ships hitting North Vietnam daily, ·were set afire In the incident. ~ along with more than 100 of the Renewed bombing of the available 200 B52 strategic north was being condUcted (Continued on Page 12) , ....... .. ,,%'~~·~ ~ ...~. decorative front. ' North Vietnam also reported new raids today, Hanoi Radio went off the air at noon today, indicating the raids might have knocked out power plants in the Hanoi area. It earlier reported "many civilians" killed. The North Vietnamese delegallon in Paris issued a statement saying the ra\ds conlinued through Tues· day nigllt and today. In military parlance, the U.S. losses associated with bombardment have been "light," but tlle·u.s. conunand admits that three B5:/.'l have been shot down along with an A7 Corsair attack bomber and .ews•.·in ·Briefs~ cabinet of genuine ou. Walnul _..,. and otltct hardWOOd 10ilda, exclutlve o1 INGELS FURNITURE SAIGON (UP!) - A force estimated at 600 U.S. war planes struck North Vietnam again today in the third day of the reswned all-out bombing, accordtng ·to information avail. abhi in Saigon. The U.S. command reported the loss of a third 1352 and the death of two U.S. sailors aboard a 7th Fleet ship. . The Polish news agency PAP said in a dispatch from Hanoi that American planes hit the Polish cargo ship Pol Konrad in Haiphong harbor today and that several crewmen were killed and several wounded. It gave no further details, but ' Buy Hanes Underwear Jor men and boys. It's , an excellent gift! ,. ... oun zn · EIIMirfelcls In Pomeroy Optn EftiJ N~t;.r• 9 PM anes • laborers have repaired inllch the damage done In earlier late be classified o. ' · of MEIGS THEATRE Vehicles collide ar . spring, lh<lt North Vielnamele begin at 6 llldllf's Fbist .! Oe'iv nOrth ~ the 2Gtb P..-.llef they wwld find, u tbey did lui Judging to l ' Nixon to Hanoi: · , . l , peace, ore se. Social ··.Calendar POINSETTiAS ' A Gold Star Store HONOLULU (UP!) -Vast amounts of heroin worth ~everal hundred million dollln,-clnsldethebodles and cotrins of dead U.S. aer'fictmen ldlled In Vietnam, app1re1111y have entenil the UJaled 8tltll tll'oUih Hawaii wtile the bodiel were en route to the malnlllnd. TGp federal oftlciall 'tfho IIPd IIIey not be ldentllled told UPf tbat an ''Ubllllliy *111111" band afa:.QII with a.UMut Allin aperlanee ' 1 of '0 ·_,!Mil the armed forces, Including · femoved from the-bOdies and the UnlDgs of caskets. Vietnam, where up to 55 An Investigation by UPI pounds al heroin contained in m>ealed that bodies transit alr-ttcht plutlc bags could be through Hickam Air Force slipped Into bodies after base ''very IrecP.entiy" and atopaiel. that the KCW planes remain The olfk:llltluld the heroin Cll the ground from 18 to 24 wu then lhlpped bact to lbe hours while crews take a resi. United Slalel lnakle the her- Some planes remain ·fo metk:allJ mled co!Dna al tihorter periods of tlmu, but IOidlen lllllklllll their lui lripl well informed soW-c. uld bome. none were under Mcurlty llonGiulumayblvebeenthe "verymuch,lfatall"andwere polllt 1lllll'e the lwl'" were IUbject to CJI1)y a Cll'l«)' s1 s'w1l GPIII llld tile blro1a bJ U.S. Ollt"D' bod;y preparation centers in T?lon to ~.ooo was denied by federal MagiStrate Clarence E. Goetz after military and customs agents 'recounted scant detailS cf what an o!flcllil here called "a laige International conapiratorlal organization." Federal agents said Suther· land wu wearing an Army sergeant's Uniform and was accompanying two dead sol· dlers aboard a plane headed for Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. The •enll were lniCII'IIIIId that heroin might be HlareqallllfclrWn"ur!loa In the boclltl,10 t1111p1ane wu 'agents. The first official acknowledgement of the operation C'ame Friday In Baltimore during a bail reductiOn hearing for Thomas E. Sutherland, 31, who was charged with using fal~e documenll and tmpei'IOIIatlng mWtary penonnel. He was arrested Monday at Andrews Air Force base oulalde Williington and IS being held on tliO,OOO ball In the Baltimore city jill. diverted to Andrews where It was searched "Inch by Inch" and the bodies opened. Although no drugs were found, U.S. Attorney Michael E. Marr told the court one of the bodies had showed a recent incision and slitchlng. Marr said the bodies were left in a hangar during Its 24-hour stopover in Honolulu. Sol1rces here said tbe plane remained . on the ground unguarded for 16 hours. Military offlclala In Honolulu refuaed to diC1IU the cue, allow newsmen to observe transit of bodies, di~close security precautions, or discuss their role in the investigation. Sources said the conspiracy has "been operating about eight years," during which time "maybe hundreds of mllllons of dollars" worth of heroin may have been brought into the United States. OfficialS here uld that the heroinlabelievecllobavebeen sewn lnalde the bodies of llrViciiDenandln tbe lllinc ~ their caskets "In plastic pack· ets from five to 2$ kUos"- 11 to 55 pounds: Twenty kilos (44 pounds)ofheroiniBworthupiO ~ mllllon on the street. Sutherland, reportedly never In the military ,Is charged with 110ssess1on and 1111 ~a foriJICI armed forl!ea ldentiftcatlqn card, counterfeit lelve arden, unauthorlud wearing of a military unlfonn and lm· personation of a U.S. AnQJ sergeant. He ean bt lilt• prl8onecl lor T' e11 ·tllla I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. 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