https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b269c8597d25236bf23a7c083cb28b9e.pdf ecdece737fc465dc330f523a72bf0d0f PDF Text Text . . .'.. - . .. .. 32 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Nr;ov~-~26~,1~9~75~---"'!"-~---~-----------------------.;.--.---"!"'------~-~,~ .. - ··!l,j"o.wii '• _..,..._. We Hold These Truths ... SALE STARTS FRIDAY - AT 9:30AM · "-~--··.....J A Chronicle of America November, 1775: Isaac Sears, a leader ol I he Sons ol Liberty in New York, leads an attack on the prlnllng shop ot James Rlvington, publisher ol the New York Gll%etteer. ALoyalist-inclined newspaper ol impressive circulation, !be Gll%etteer has hurled a variery ol Insults at Sears. In retaliation, Sean and about 100 men smash Rivlngton's presses and take his type. Rivington departs tor England In January, only to return and begin publication or an avowedly Loyalist paper in October, 1777. By 1781 - with the tide ol war turning against the British - Rivlngton Is providing Important · . secrer information to the Americans. But Sears Is not to be pacified. On the last day ol 1783 he ieadsanotherassault on Rivlngton 's presses, and silences them lorgooll. Rivington turns 10 bookseliing, and dies a pauper. YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS . . END•OF·THE~MONTH End of the Month Sale ' WOMENSANDSWEATERS KNIT TOPS Our entire stock is Includes for this sale. Big selection of pullovers and cardigans in regular and womens sizes. Sale Prices End of the Month .Sale - By Ross Mackenz.ie A Jeff MlcNellytoOI975. Unlted Feature Syndicate. Volunteers are wanted RECORD CLAIMED ..: The world'atllle, ao lesa, Ia hilll claimed for the tumlp railed by Dullna Kupp, Palrlot GaiJIIe Rd., Rt. 1, Gallipolia, who baa a hall-acre of ailnt tunlipa to liVe away for'llle haiiiiDg, Among them wu · this aeven pound . tunlip, 2111 Inches in circumference, "the biggest turnip" he ever heard of. Last week a lrl~nd Ia Washington C.H. was braggbtg biB 25-lnch turnip wu tbe bi11est ever. "My lather (Verner Knapp, who helpa on the farm) have the champion turnip," the younger Kupp, above, said. The Knappe usually plant the aame amount of tqnlipa, but lor some unknown rea10n thiB year lhe crop waa mucll, much larger than ever before. MAN ON THE MOON DENVER (UP!) - Former uti'Gilllul James lnrin aays hla walk on the moon helped him reaUae the need for a . The Meigs Local School District and the Meigs Local Teacher Col'ps Project are looking for participants in a new volunteer program. Through the program participants wiU work in the schools as volunteers. A training prosram wiU take place In January to familiarize parllcipanta with the program. Spme of the functions such volunteers will perform Include helping lr.dlviduals and small groups with !~dependent atudy; tutoring; operating movie projecta, tape records and other audio-visual equipment; helping a teacher keep classroom records; helping the teacher reproduce materials; checking out hooks; collection of money for such things as workbooks or lunches, and arrangeme.nt classroom displays. Peraons wliling to donate time during the school day, who like children and are dependable are invited. They must lake a short training ~ourse. ' The program will start at two schools only, Bradbury and Rutland Elementary. Teachers !here have Indicated their desire to participate in the initial program. Whether participants have children in either of the two schools is irrelavanl. Persons wishing to apply may pick up an application 'at any Meiga Local School or at the :reacher Corps Oftlce In Middleport. Anyone wishing any additional information may call John Redovlan at the Teacher Corps office, 992· 7532. WOMENS SPORTSWEAR Small group of fall merchandise for final clearance. Save Over 50% While Quantities Last Pants - Jeans - Shirts - Jumpers - Bl.ouses Knit Tops - Sweaters - Coordinates. Sizes 4, 6X and 7/14 S~le M.t . f rleftlllll, worst trogeclies tho! un befall a man is to have ukers and still not be a success." " Ono of the The " FRIENDLY ONES" ' would like to lake this opportunity to wish all our friends and customers A VERY PLEASAI'H THANKSGIVING DAY ... Syracuse, MEIGS lHEATRE THE PINK PANTHER ;' ~ Mens $6.00 Ties .....sale $4.85 Mens and Young Mens '8.95 ·PATCH POCKET JEANS 10ounce blue denim- sanforlzed shrunk - flare leg style. Sizes 29 to 36 w;~lst. Select your · proper length. Practical Gift. End of the Month Sale •6.69 Mens $8.95' FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Colorful plaid patterns - two pockets - full length tall - fine quality flannel for long wear apd extra warmth, Sizes small (14-141/2}. medium (15-151h l. large (16-161121. extra large (17-17 112 ). End of the Month ·Sale 14.95 12.95 10.95 9.95 Western Shirts Western Shirts Western Shirts Western Shirts 8.95 Western Shirts • • 7.95 Western Shirts Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 12:11 10.49 8.87 8.06 7.25 6.44 Sale $7.63 SaleAnnex '10.88 Home End of the Month Sale DRAPERIES Good selection of patterns and fabrics . Group I SO", 63", 81" and 84" lengths TUBE SOCKS Sizes for men (9to 15) . Boys (sizes 7 to 11) and junior boys (sizes 61h to 10). White with multi color stripe tops. End of the Month ~ale .&8• a ,pair THE MIDWEST TODAY BEGAN DIGGING ITSELF out of a kiUer snowstor'm that hampered ThanUgiving hoUday travel. Other snowstorms swept the Rocky Mountain states and the Northeast. At leastl5 w~ather-related deaths were recorded since two to nine inches of anow blanketed the Midwest late Wednesday. The Chicago area reported four heart attack death! among snow shovelers or motoriBta trying to push drifted cars. St. Louis, where Lambert Field was cllltled for a time, recorded four more deaths. Iowa aulllor!Uea blamed five traffic deaths on slippery road conditions and aald one man died of a stroke after snow shoveling. At least one Icy-road death was reported in Indiana . Thousands of travelers, eager to get an early start on the holiday, were forced to delay their trtpa·for several hours. Group II 36" an_d 45" '1engths Sale _•2!29 pair Home Furnishings Annex End of the Month Sale TOSS CUSHIONS Small lot trom regular stock. While ,They Last ·99e lJSBON, PORTUGAL - PORTUGAI:,'S MIUTARY leaderllhip baa fired the country'!! two top pro.Communiat generals In a major political housecleaning Ul mark .the end of an aboritve leftist miUtary revolt. Both Military Security Olief Gen. Otelo Saralva de Varvalho and Army Chief of Staff Gen. Carlos Fablao submitted their resignations Thuraday to the millblry's high level Revolutionary Council1 which quickly · accepted them. . MIUtary sources called the resignations a polite way of firing the two leaders, hoth of )hem major spokesmen for , Portugal's pro.Comrnuniats. The government disbanded the Copcon military security forces commanded by Carvalho and demoted the outapoken radical from general to major. It was a dramatic fall from power for the man who recently claimed he could become the "Fidel Caalro of Europe. Lt. Col. Ramalho Eanes, a newcomer to the lop levels of power, wlU replace Fablao as army chief of staff. Home Furnishings Anne11 . ' Mens Blanket Uned Overall Jackets and Coats •CLASSICAL AND FOLK MODELS •6 STRING AND 12 STRING . •STANDARD AND CONCERT SIZES . Sale Prices Music Department - 1st Floor End of the. Month Sale Mens Lee 22 .95 Storm Rider Jackets Mens Lee 21.49 Button Front Coats - Mens Lee 21 .49 Zipper front jackets - Mens Big Ben 12.95 Button front Jackets Sale 19.51 Sale 18.26 S.ale 18.26 Sale 11 .46_ PANASONIC TAPE RECORDERS . e Take-n-Tape Model . t A/C and Batte!J Operation ·e Reg. 142.95 Sale '29a99 Complete With Batteries Mens $9.95 Extra Heavy Sizes small - medium • large and extra large. 100 per cent cotton woven flannel - 2 pockets long sh lrt tails. EKcellent patterns. End of the Month Sale •7.63 . See Our Selection -Chrfslmas Gift Paper -Stick-on Bows . -Holiday Tags and Folders . -Curling Ribbon -Plus ... Hallmark Greeting Cards, Christmas Party Plates • Party Glasses • Christmas Paper Cups . Matches· and other items. StoM, Annex and Warehouse/Toyland Open Both FrULiy arUl Satruday 9:30 to 8 PM . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,, SACRAMENTO, CALIF. - AN ATTORNEY for Lynette Fromme, convicted of attempting to 11818SSinate President Ford and facing a possible Ufe sentence, says she will appeal the decision of the. eight-woman, four-rnan jury. If U. S. District Judge Thorrias MacBride sentences the foiJOl'er of convicted mass murderer Charles Manson to the maximum . prlaon term Dec. 17 It will he the first life sentence he has levied in 14 years on the bench. · Defense attorney John VIrga said he would immediately file notice of the appeal, based oo grounds the prOBecutlon suppressed evidence crucial to the defense, but another lawyer specializing ln appellate matters wili then lake over the caae. Miss Fromme, 'll, an avowed vegeilriln who baa refused all ineatdishes at the county jail where ahe Ia held in a maximum security cell, skipped the traditional turkey and dressing dinner served other prisoners Thursday. Jail officials refused to release her dinner menu, . Her ·cooviction WBB the first under a new federal law dealing with attempted 11818salnations of U. S. presidents. Juron in the historic trial declined to discuss the verdict with rep!ll'ters and returned home for the first time since they were lequestered Nov. 7., 1 CRESTED BU'l'TE, COLO. - THE HEAD of the committee to rwlect President Ford aays Ronald Regan wlU lose primary elections even ipatatea where he Ia COIIIIdered 'atrong. Howard H. "Bo" Callaway Thursday l8ld Preaident Ford ' would win the RepubUcan prlmarlea In New Hampshire and Florida and end Reagan'slll78 prealdentlal hopes. "We'IJ win in those alalel despite reportl that hla (Reagan's) effort Ia going weD lhm," sald Callaway. "And If he doaJ 't win biB best states - how's he going to win biB wot'llt states," Callaway said. ~ .. .' " banned ,-,~~~~~:;~;~,:~;~:~'-:;~;,:, ' prevent pliblic agencies from holding private "rehearsal" meetings at which decisions are made, followed by the public meeting to formally approVe the decisions without disciiBSion. Twenty-four hour ndtice is required for any special meetings, and the new law reqplres ~otification of news media ·as soon as possible, if any emergency meetings are necessary. · Any citiZen may see!l a court ihjunction against a public body holding a private meeting. There are· no criminal penalties for holding closed meetings, but offenders are subject to removal from pubJicofficethroiJIIhaction in a common pleas court by a prosecuting attorney or the state attorney general. There · are a muitber of exceptions to the law. An agency may meet privately for : - Discussion of the hiring, . Tuesday, a .:hancc of sho\\ers Sunday. Fair firing , promotion , com- Monday and a chance of prensation or discipline of rain or silow Tuesday. a' public employe or official, llighs Sunday will be in the unless the employe or official . . 60s and lows Sunday night requests a public hearing. will he in the 40s. Highs - lnvesligatioo or charges Monday nnd Tuesday will ' or complaints against· a be in the 30s to the luw tos · public ' employe; official , and lows will be in the 2tls licensee or regulated in- . to the lo\\' 30s. dividual. :::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::;: -Consideration onhe purchase .or ~e of property if premature disclosure would give unfair · competitive advantage to an ilidividual · Lows t.onighl in the low 30s. with a conflict ol public in- Warmer Saturday, highs to terest. upper 50s. Probability of -Negotiation<~ by ·til• Ohio precipitation near zero per Development Financing cent today, 10 per cent Comm!.ssion with Industries lonighl, 20 per cent Saturday. applying for financial aid. -Conferences with an attorney about matters s_ubject to pending court action, SERVICE TONIGHT - Pub I i c em pI o ye There will be masonic bargaining sessions or their servicesa17:30p.m. today at preparation or review. the Rawlings-Coals Funeral -Security arrangements, Home for Jesse Lambert or matters required by conducted by Pomeroy Lodge federal law Ill be confidential. 164 F&AM. Weather FiWORS MADE - Mrs. RBy Wining, left, 'and Eloise Adams are pictured with Thanksgiving favors and frult-eandy containers made by the Women's Home League of !be Salvation Army in Pomeroy. The tray favors of candy were taken to Veteran<~ Memorial Hospital Wednesday afternoon for IISll on Thanksgiving and the fruit-(!andy treats were taken to the Meigs County Infirmary and to the Syracuse Nursing Home. • at y . en tine Devoted To The Interests of' The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXVII NO. 160 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO --------~------- FRIDAY, NOVEMBtR 28, 1975 PRICE 15' :;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: Parole plan raked COLUMBUS (UP!) - A Franklin County Common PleBB judge has blasted an Ohio Adult Parole Authority official's plan that would reduce the state's prison By United Pre~~ laternaUQIIII WASHINGTON - THE NATION'S BOOKKEEPING population through wider use held President Ford's attention today, hla last full day in the of parole and probation. "I pray your efforts Ill United States before leaving for China. . He scheduled a RoBe Garden welcome in the morning for reduce the prison population the llluring women's baBketbaU team from Peking, but set by placing more convicted aside at least two hours In the afternoon Ul work on the budget criminals on the streets by for the 1977 fiscal year, a subject preoccupying him even on the Judces and the Ohio Adult en of-the-QJina--vlslt, 'l'he"Pretlldent, hla wife and daiJIIhter Parole Authority Ia a dismal Susan leave Saturday lor a l~y trip that wW lake them Ul failure," Jndge Fred J. Shoemalter wrote in a Jetter Alaska, China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Hawaii. Ul the crtOclal. Special group from our regular stock (Full Size 011y) . White · gold - green - blue. Reg . $15.99 YAMAHA GUITARS Give him a practical jacket and you 'll please. Sizes 36 to 50. Excellent quality. giant Pacific storm by puochlng a bole lo their overttll'lled :;:; yacht, burrowiDg their way inalde aod Uliog off a acarce :;~; food suppiy and water they made with a aolar still. f "Even oar cat ShamUB pulled through," aaid Dalid '::: HUI, a., of Belmont. ;:;: Hill aod two companions were adrift for a week after ;::~ their yacht, The Nomad, capalzed off Melico. They :;:; arrived In San Francisco Tiunday iD good cendllloo !~!~ aboard a tanker that picked lhemapNov. zo. ~;~; HID, hiB brother~n-law, Edwin Barrett, 38, of Belmoal ;:;: and Gerald D. Mlltnp, of Tutlln, were headed from Costa ;~;~ Rica to Mellco when they were caugblln lbe atorm. "The ~;~; boat lunled end over end and we were thrown out crt the ;:;: cock!Jil," Hill said Thllflday nlgbt. ~;~; "we couidn'tcet IDBltle 10 we beat a bole illlt wllll ao ;:;: aochor aod alayed illside uutU the atorm abated. The ;:;; storm packed winds of about 80 mdea ao hour and 30 foot :;:: waves." Hill Nld the men Uved oo 1ome tAlmalo pule ~;~; oupplemented with flab they cangbt. { "We bad 10ilrst1Us and made aboull baU a cup a day ) for llle three of uund the cat," hesaid. ;:;: ~~(:;:::;:;:;:::;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::: : ::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~t BEDSPREADS End. of the Month Sale FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Mens and Boys Sl.OO ;:;: End of the Month Sale •6.83 S9.95 Extra large sizes 18,19 and 20 :!:~ ~;~; End of the Month Sale MENS WESTERN SHIRTS Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens ;:;: ~;~! ;:;: ;:;: :;:; ::~: Sale •4ll9 pair Sizes small , medium , large and extra large. Includes all ofour mens western shirts · flannels - denims · chambrays · cotton polyester blends - authent ic western styles. I End of the Month Sale End of the Month Sale •22.39 Main r ;:;; ;~;~ Includes our entire stock - Games - Dolls · ·Wagons - Puizles • Stuf~ed Toys • Bicyc~es - _ Sleds. Guns. Fisher PriCe· Tonka • Trains · Boosk and many others you'll want to see and buy during this End of the Month Sale. Be Sure To Ask For Free Gift Box End .of the Month- Sale . NOV.26-27 NOT OPEN Sllowst•rtl•t7:otp.m. Mens $5.50 Ties'.... Sale.$4.15 polyester- SO per cent cotton permanent press. Red nylon quilted lining · double action zipper. Action back for comfort - 6 pockets. TONITE THRU THURS. FRI. THRU TUES. NoV. 21-DEC. 2 THE RETURN OF FALL DRESSES INSUlATED COVERALLS Sizes 34 to -48 - brown canvas - 50 per cent o. 10% oH Famous make - a tremendous selection of solid colors · wh ite - patter ns - reversible ties . Choose popular ready t ied ties or regular four in-hand ties. Mens $27.50 •2.50 to. •s.oo Hubbard GreenhouH MEN'S NECKTIES Mens $5.00 Ties .... Sale $3.75 While They Last 1,000 Pots ... r This Special · Toy Sale only for Friday. November 28th and Saturday, November 29th. Use our Lay-away Plan if you wish • . End flf the Month Sale Save Over 50% Choose From Over 0HWI End of the Month Sale !'~! ;::; ;:;: Salel TOYS Prices O'le rack only . at Misses, Half Sizes and Junior Dresses reduced for final clearance. Poinsettias Lay-Away Now! Ph. 992-5766 s6.95 Pants................. Sale '5.49 Boys s7 .95 and 57.49 Pants .. Sale 56.28 lqs ss.95 and $8.49 Pants.. Sale 57.07 . Boys 59.95 and 59.50 Pants... Sale 57.86 Boys sl0.95 Pants.................Sale 58.65 :;;: ;:;: !~;~ ;:;: ;::; At The Warehouse On Mechanic Street fqs Three men and their cat I :::~~=-~~:.1 Sale 12.29 - Sale 16.29 14.95 Big Ben Coveralls 18.98 Lee Coveralls • · lqs 55.95 Pants ................ Sale !4.70 GI.RLS SPORTSWEAR 1 Sizes 36 to 50. Shorts - regulars and longs . Extra well made - plenty of roomy pockets. includes all of our boys fashion jeans ar .... olue jeans. Sizes~ to 18 in regulars, slims. Some styles in huskies. An excellent selection. majority of members of a public body get together for discussions, and not just when decisions are being made or votes are taken. The new law applies to state agencies; county coiTlllliBsions, ·school boards, city councils, townahip trustees and other public bodies. Political party caucuses do not come under the definition of "public bodies" and thus may continue to meet in private. The law is intended Ill ~r::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:=::;:;::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:=::;:;:;:;:;:;::=:=====:::=:=::;::=:=:==============:============:::=:=:::=:=:=:=::;:;:;::==n; MENS COVERALLS 1-·-~~~---·-~~·-·-·-·-·--~-~-·-~t-~-·--·-·--~-·-·-·--·~·-~-~-·--·-·4 aee the poUution or man's inhumanity to man - only beauty," he said, "You aplrltual force In his Ufe. realize God made us and save "A quarter of a mlllion us Ufe and aave ua a soul so miles out In you can't that tie could be concerned about other people, lnrin, I retired Alr Force colonel who founded the Hlsh Flight Foundation at Colorado Springe, spoke Monday at ceremonies commemorating the first 11111lveraary of a rehabWtatioo program eallbiiBhed by the Salvatlm Army. End of the Month Sale BOYS -PANTS End of the Month Sale · . By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS i UP!) Ohio's "Sunshine Law" barring secret meetings of public bodies except in specific circwnstances went into effect today at all levels· of government across the state. The new law, adopted by the Ohio General Assembly last July and signed by Gov. James A. Rhodes, requires all public agenCies to meet in public, with ample notice of time and place. II applies an~ time a · SALE End Of The Month Sale Secret meeting . TWOHOT:!/ORED Two Meigs gridders, Terry Quails and George Carper, were named to the Class AA AII·District Second Team Deleose by the Associated Press earlier this week. Deaths mount " For those offenders . dangerous offenders is suited By United Preu Inreleased to a conununity for any sentence other than a ternational based program in accordance prison term." A Warner Robins, Ga., with the provisions of the Shoemaker said, however, .;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;· woman, two Rochester, N.Y., shock probation statute, we the legislature should even resideniB and two Cedar RBstill realize more than a 90 · consider changing the law to pids, Iowa, children are now per cent success rate durin& prevent the parole autbority just numbers in the four-day the 1upervision period, " from "placing repeat and Thanksgiving holiday death Calhoun said. dangerous offenders on count. ''The 9 to 10 per cent failure parole lime and time again.' • A United Press lnrate is largely due to "This country is In terrible ternatiooal count at 9 a.m. technical violations ·rather danger of destruction," the A possible burglary at Friday showed at least 92 than the cornmisaloo crt new judge ~. "not because of crimes.:' . Communism, but b~cauae Modem Supply, Wesr Main per110118 bad died In traffic But Calhoun polrited out, criminals are taking St., at about 2 a.in. Friday accidents since the start of "we do not in any way imply charge. was foiled by Pomeroy police the holiday period at 6 p.m. that the clearly identifiable with assi~tance by the local time Wednesday. A breakdown of accidental department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach and Middleport deaths: Traffic 92 police. Fire -I~ When an alarm from the I business place was received Plane 5 al 2:02a.m. Friday Pomeroy Other 113 Officer George Hicks was on Total The National Safety the scene in about two Council estimated 450 to 550 Charles Chancey, head minutes. He was joined by the persons would die in traffic football coach and athletic sheriff's officers and Mid- accidents from 6 p.m. local director of the Meigs High dleport police. A Pomeroy teenager was time Wednesday through School, reviewed the past midnight Sunday. football season and showed apprehended inside the Nancy Doster , 38, of game films when the es lablishmenl. Pomeroy Warner Robins, Ga., burned Pomeroy - Middleport Lions pollee are continuing the Ul death Thursday when a jar Club met for a luncheon al inv es tigation . Charges of gasoline exploded in the noon Wednesday at Meigs against the juvenile are utility room of her home. expected to be filed in the Inn. Mrs. Doster accidentally Chancey r ec alled Meigs County Juvenile Court knocked over a glass can of today. highlights of several games gas, which broke and exand showed movies of the ploded when it was exposed to Jackson-Meigs game which a smaU gas heater in the had Meigs emerge the winroom. The woman's clothing ner, 27-23. He explained the Five SV AC players and body were engulfed in sports program at Meigs flames and her husband, Bill High School and related, honored by AP Doster, was unable to rescue details of the new field and Five Southern Valley her. faciliiies which are being Athletic Conference players ·prepared. The Rev. William Middie- have been named to positions swarth, president, was in on the Class A District team charge of lh~ meeting and selected by the Associated guests were Royal G. Percy, Press. MAKES LIKE CAROL BURNETT - Debbi Buck, center, wW be In a Carol Burnett Tim Lucas, ~-7, 146 pound Dresden, guest of Bob type role of the Fall Follies of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn., in the Meigs High School senior quarterback for the Jacobs, and Richard Glasgow Auditorium at 8:10p.m. Saturday. Assisting her, from the left, are Merri Ault, Rhonda and Jerry Merritt, guests of Kyger Creek Bobcats was Hudson, Jane Sisson and Cathy Blaetlnar. The show Ia being sponsored by the Meigs High named quarterback for the COLUMBUS (UP!)- More Wesley Buehl. School Athletic Boosters. than $17,000 has been firsl district team. Don Eichinger, 5-ll, 160 refunded Ill Ohio coosumers pound senior from Eastern, is who used the Public Action one of lhe first team running Une in its first month of operation, according to Atbacks. Named lo the first team torney General William J . Hl!llSINKI, Finland (UP!) the presidential palace in Finland but have declined expected to reach $2.1 billion, defensive squad was Bruce Brown. - In a speech unprecedented Thursday, and it was telecast since 1970 to join a coalition. and unemployment has risen ·Runyon , 230 pound senior The toll-free telephone . In Finland's 58 years as a later ln liB entirety on the Social Democrats form the 81 per cent in the last 12 linebacker, for the North Circuit was installed Oct. 17 republic, President Urho K. · two-~~tale-owned television nation's largest party. months, as part of the state's exGallia Pirates. Kekkoneh bas asked fll'll channels. Kekkonen's speech came Chris Pres ton, senior panded consumer protection political parties Including the Politicians Interpreted the nine weeks after general The country has been gov- tailback for Kyger Creek was program, Brown said. Communists to form a move as a direct challenge Ul elections and after two ern~!(~ since June by a civil named to the Second Team Moce than 1,600 persons government of national the Communists to help solve failures a\ forming a political servant caretaker govern- Offensive squad and David voiced complaints through emergency by Monday. Finland's economic problems government. ment appointed after the Mills of Eastern was named the telephone line In its first Kekkonen spoke to the directly. ThF Communists Meanwhile, Finland's 1975 four-party cnalitlon of Social ' lo the Second Team Defen- 30 days of operation. party leaders assembled at are the second largest party balance of trade deficit was Democrat Premier Kalevi " If some phony compaily is sive squad. Sorsa resigned, saying It moving through a town, we could not handle the have to act fast so that we can economic problems. get court orders before the company leaves town," sald COLtlMBUS (UPI) - Sen. news conference Wednesday. dangerous situations. Kekkonen told represenBrown. John Glenn, !Ulhlo, says he However, he sald he He noted one case in which He suggested that "magnet tatives of the Communists, opposee a proposed an- believes busing may have Ul schools ," where special Social Democrats, Center a court order against tibusing amendment to the be used as a last resort in schools are established In party, Liberals and the allegedly deceptive sales U.S. Conatitullon, but· some communities lhatimlal particular areas, and SWedish party he wanted practices of a Columbus believe& busins should be on trytns Ill maintain redlatrlcting often work out Mariti Miettunen, a retired company was obtained less used only as a last resort to aeparate school systems for better "than just buslrg long Center party premier, as than seven hours after prime rninlater. Miettunen achieve lntesrated schools. blacks and whites. conswners had complained distances." Some courts have been Therefore, Glenn said he about the !-'OIIIpany over the "The ultimate solution to and the parties held a "overly prone Ill so dlrecUy think& a conelltutlonal this thing," the former meeting at ·the parliament Public AcUon Une. to bualns rather than using amendment prohibiting aatronaut said, "is to have after Kekkonen's speech and The toll free consumer hot other methods" to aclileve busing would be the wrong decen; schools in aU neigh- scheduled another meeting line number is 1-800-282· integration, Glenn said at a way ro· go und ~~et up borhoods." today. 0015. ti Shoemaker's comments were In answer to a letter 5ent to Common Pleas judges by J.H. Calhoun, superin· tendent of the probation development section of the parole authority. Calhoun had pointed in the letter that commitments to prisons were Increasing and the use of shock probation by judges was declining. Shock probation Ia given Ul ,prlsonen by the court after . they have llti'Yed fii!<Ween 30 ' and 90 days of a prison sentence. Teenager captured II Grid season is reviewed Conswners have gotten over $17,000 Finland's ·reds are challenged Busing liked as last step says Glellll DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ' •• �3- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 28, 1975 .2~ ~Daily Sentinel. Mid_di!P.~·!~~ . Magnolia Club .hears ·Thanksgiving thoughts · ' Thoughts on Thanksgiving were given by members of the Magnolia . Club meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Ella Smith. Mrs. Ellen Couch read Thanksgiving ; Mrs . Ethel Stewart had a Thanksgiving .prayer; Mrs. Georgia Watson , a reading entitled ''What is Thanksgivin g"; Mrs. Margaret Rose, "Thank You God for Everything;; ' Mrs Burton sniith "Autwnn Pra~er"· Mis.s· E;na ·Jesse '"l'hanksgiving Nap"; Mrs: · Ella Smith, "Beholden to No One,'' Mrs. Bertha Canaday, Sport Parade "Just Thinking, " and Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, "Bread of Life." . Miss Jesse presided at the meeting with Mrs.. Smith giving the devotiOns usmg the 96th_ Psalm and prayer . Mrs. Doris Grueser was reported ill. The annual Christmas dinoer party was planned for Dec. 4 at the home of Mr_s. Bertha. Canaday. There Will be a·g1fl exchange. Officers of the club were retained for another yea~. Mrs. Smith served pumpkm pie and an assortment of breads. EOOLOGY PINS - Calling them "ecology pi1111," Mrs. Evelyn Kronmiller demonstrates the egg shell pie~ of jewelry which she bas ·decorated with a small print, framed In oval flligree plllll, and finished by adding molded pearl banding. ·Paul E. Theiss is dead Novelty • artist • commg A treat Is promised all who vi sit the Senior Citizens Christmas Bazaar In Pomeroy two days next week. Mrs. 'Evelyn Kronmiller, proprieoor of the Novelty Fabrics and Crafts Shops of Belpre and Mason (W. Va.) wlll be at tl)e bazaar at I p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2 and Wed· nesday, Dec. 3 to demon· strate Ideas in craft work. The Retired Volunteers have been busy making many 118eful as well as ornamental objects to sell. The range of ;hand-crafted gills offer a 'V ariety of year round gilt . flivln!J- ltems that includes • qWits, wooden tools, hanging pian ters and a spectrum of Obristmas gifts, ornaments ~nd decon lions. Sale ol candy and baked goods will be Included with the bazaar all four days and Senior ct tlzens are asked to ·bring In Hems lor lthe bake sale anytime during this period. On Tuesday, Mrs. Kronmlller will be demonstrating Items using " chenille bumps", the latest craze to hit the craft market. On Wednesday she will demonstrate the new "egg· glaze" craft jewelry, and other easy-to-make Christ· mas decorating ideas. Mrs. Kronmiller began her business selling Avon bottles in flea markets and later opened a shop to include hom emade handbags , glassware and fabrics . Her fa st growing business necessitated a move to larger quar ter s in Belpre and recently she opened her latest sh op in Mason. REEDSVILLE - Th e Eastern PTSA met at the school Thursday evening wi th !he presiden t, Mrs. Helen Blake in charge. ' Prayer was given by Mr . Sisson, Shari MitCh, Paige Smith and Stephanie Rought. IN ACROBATIC SEGMENT - These "clown!i" will Gooding, and the flag pledge In the center is Cathy Blaettnar. Comlrig from Columbus be doing an a<:robatic bit along with dancing In the Fall was r epealed by all . to help accompany the show will be Tim Glaze, for many Follies of the Big Bend Minstrel AssOciation at 8:10p.m. Secretary and tr easurer 's years drummer for !be association . Tickets will be sold at Saturday n the Meigs High School Auditorium. From the reports were read and apthe door. leit are Merri Ault, Lori Wood, Jackie Brown, Jane proved. Mrs. Linda Edwards resigned as secretary . Mrs. Mary Longene tte will replace her. II was announced that Thanksgiving program would be presented lor the students RACIN E - Paul E. Theiss, of the Racine Masonic Lodge prior to their dismissal. for 75, Route 2, Racine, died over 50 years. Wednesday afternoon at his Funeral services will be residence. held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the PUBLIC NOTICE . ;Mr. Theiss was born ;June Ewing Funeral Home with TO: BIDDERS 21, 1900, the son of the' late the Rev. Howa~d Shiveley SUBJECT : Purcha se ol Harman and Sarah Jones officiating. Burial will be in School Bus Theiss. He was also preceded · the Letart Falls Cemetery . FOR : The Board of Education the Southern Local School in death by his brother, Carl, Masonic rites will be held at ol District. Box 176, Ra cine, Ohio and three half-sisters. the funeral home at a· this 115171 Surviving are his wife, evening . Frienda may call at Sealed pro posa ls wi ll be Marie Wilcoxen Theiss; a 'the funeral home any time . r eceiv ed b y the Board ol .. Educa t ion of the Southe r n son, Roger , of Racine ; two Lo c al Sc ho ol D is tr ic t o f daughters, Mrs. Clifford Hill, Raci ne, Ohio a t the cl erk 's offi ce until 12 :00 o ' clock noon of Racine, and Mrs. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL on Dec em ber 19, 1975 a n d a t ' Lawrence Guthrie,· Bonner's The Middleport E·R squad that ti m e op ened b y the cler k sa id bo ard a s provi ded b y Ferry, Idaho ; ei~ht grand· was called to Headquarters of law for on e (1) 66 pa sse nger children ; eight . great- Bar at 6:03 p.m. Wednesday sc ho ol bus , acc o r d i ng t o eci fi ca ti ons of sai d Buard of grandchildren, and several for Richard Hogg, Gallipolis, . sp Educa t ion . nieces and nephews. Separa te and Independent who was ill. He was taken to bi ds w ill be r ec eiv ed w ith Mr . Theiss .was a member Pleasant Valley· Hospital. r es pec t to th e chassis and NEW YORK (UPI) - When you're 35 going on 36, when people forget you were MVP only four years ago and when some of them cut you up inside by paying you what they think ' Is a compliment, then you know you'd better take one more good look at yourseU and if you don 't like what you see, you'd better quit. That's pretty much the course of action Joe Torre has lined up for himself. He's giving himself one more shot next spring with the New York Mets. H'~' isn 't imposing any deadllne,or cut· off date and be isn 't saying he will finish the year or he won't. It all depends, he says. If next year turns out to be anything like tllis year, Ulal 'll be it for Joe Torre, the National Lea gue 's MVP In 1971. He'll quit. The pitchers won 't have him to kick around. anymore. For Joe Torre, this past season was an embarrassment. That's the word he uses himself . He started tlle year with a .300 lifetime batting average and ended it sitting on the bench, reduced to an aimosl forgotten part-timer with the worst balling average of his career, .247, along with only 35 rbi and six home nms. The deepest indignity came when he set a National League record by hitting into four double. plays in one game with Houston. "The idea of quitting crossed my mind toward the end of the season when it looked like my bat was slowing up ," says Torre . "I knew I was losing confidence . When you stop doing things well, you start doubting yourself. Then I tallted to Bob Gibson. He told me he started losing confidence in himself in 1974. That made me feel a little better.' ' Generally, though , there wasn't anything 111 make Joe Torre feel good about last season . He had made tbe National League's AU-Star learn eight out of 14 times before playing witll the Braves and Cardinals, but there was no danger of him making it again this time. He looked as if he was aU through, especially toward the end of the year. "! suppose the most embarrassing part was when I'd run into people who were friends of friends I happened to be witll," says Torre. "I'd be introduced as 'Joe Torre of the Mets' and Ule people I was Introduced to would say 'you're doing great! ' That really made me feel bad because I knew ihese people telling me that dldn 'I know anything about baseball." Once ln the $150,000range, Torre's salary has been cut by 30 per cent the past two years. Moreover, Joe McDonald, the Mets' general manager, says be's looking for a right-handed hitting Ulird baseman and it so happens that Torre, who plays first base as well, is a rightllanded hitting third baseman. Still, he has embarked on an ambitious physical conditioning program, he's in excellent shape and he believes be can win a job with the Mets next Spring. "!don 't feel I have to beat anybody out In spring training," he says. "If I hit, I'll play somewhere. I know that. I think it's simply a matter of getting my confidence back : Tbe kind of swing I have you just don't lose like that, but I got Into some had habits hitting the last few years. I just wasn't swinging right. I could teU that by looking at films of myself. When I see myself swinging righi and I'm not hitting the ball, I'll quit because in the 14 years I played before this one I set up certain standards for myself. If I show any indication of playing as badly as I did last season, I won't embarrass myseU by finishing out tlle year. Last season I felt the only thing I was doing was taking up a spot and I don 't ever want to do that again." • FINAL GO. ROUNDS OPEN HOUSE SET Final rehearsals for SYRACUSE - An open CLASS DINES - Carrying out tradition, Mrs. Denise Gibson entertained her primary Saturday night's Fall Follies house al Hubbard's of the Big ij,end Minstreal 'Greenhouse here will be special education class of the Pomeroy.Elementary School with a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving on Wednesday anernoon. Mr5. Gibson's husband, l\lark, cooked l!Je turkey and , Assn. will hi held at.,.the observed Sunday, Dec. 7, "trlmmln's" lot the occasion and the children malle ll)e W&d, 1n the sha~ Of tUrkey· 'Meigs High Solfool·a t 7 :J!fthis from 1 to 5 p.m. with refreshreplicas, as well as Indian headdresses and Pilgrim hats used earlier in a play. Principal evening and at I :30 p.m. ments and a live flower for Bob Morris at Ulefar end of the table In the picture was the "Big Chief" guest; other guests Saturday. each guest. were Dr. Lester Mills, student teacher supervisor of Ohio University; and Miss Amy Allen of the special education department of the university. Dr. Mills presented the children ftlli~IRriljiRrilj~'*~*t:;:>::~:~:~:~:~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::;~::~ chocolate turkeys and lee cream was served as dessert. Student teache'r of the class js Lisa •• Wessinger. He~n Help DR. LAMB Opinions differ on kidney stones·· By Lawreace R. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - A couple of years ago I had a kidney stone removed. The analysis showed It to be calcium oxalate. The surgeon told me to avoid aU tea, chocolate and greens. Recently a neighbor had the same type of stone removed. His doctor told him to avoid all dairy products, chocolate and greens. Why did the doctors differ . 011 the dairy products and tea ? I love lea and consume a large amount of mlllt. Now I am worried about the milk I drink.l can't understand why be can drink tea and I can't. He can't have mlllt and I can, yet our analysis was exactly the same. Please a1111wer 1!0011 as neitller one of us wants to undergo surgery again. DEAR READER - The differences in recom· mends lions probably represent the degree of confusion Ulat exists, even among doctors, on wbat is the best treatment to prevent kidney stones. There Is not enough known about diet and formation of kidney stones to be very positive about what is the best trealment. There are some rules you can follow. First about mUk. There Is no evidence that avoiding milk or milk products will prevent the formation of kidney stones. It used to be restricted because of its calcium content, and many kidney stones cont~~in a calciwn salt, as In your case. The exception to this statement Is the 'treatment of a peraon who has a stone or stones formed along with or as a result of an Infection in Ule kidney . These patients are asked to avoid all milk products. So, even if you and your neighbor bad the same kind of stone, what caused it may be more important in preventive trealment. Now about tea. Tea, beer, cola drinks and fruit juices are fairly high in soluble oxalate. At the present state of our meager knowledge, it Is a good idea to avoid these if you form oxalate stones. Certainly no more than a pint a day of these drinks should be used. oxalate is in vegetables, particularly gree1111, but it is' rather insoluble in these foods and wiD not be absorbed In important quantities from the digestive system . If It IS not absorbed it can't get Into the blood or arrive In the kidney to form stones. So, you don 't need to be overly restrictive on these foods as you do with the beverages llsted here. There Is a lot more to forming kidney sto11es than diet. A concentrated urine specimen Is loaded with chemical salts that can eaally form <:rystals. They may form aroiDid old cells vr protem within the kidney and start the !lone formation. The crystals won't form as Ions as the iirlne contains enouch "water softeners" or special chemicals that prevent thla. Infection predispq~ ' to stone ~ {Js. :~ • By Helen Bottel She's . NolllaU·Tlme Wife' • 1 By Orde r of ~ Thanksgiving. For the program, band direct or Charles Wills presented the Junior Band with several selections. He showed how the band would learn a new piece with the different instruments playing and then put them together . Refreshments were served by several mothers. The next regular meeting of the P.T.S.A. will be the fourth Monday in January. body typ e and •w ill s tate th at 1he bus w hen asse mbled and pr ior to del iv er y co mpl y wit h all sc hool d is tr ict sp eci fi cati ons . a ll safe t y regulation s and current Ohio Min imu m St and ar ds tor Sc hool Bus Con st r uction o f th e De pa r tm ent o f Edu c a ti on adop ted by an d w ith the co nsent of th e Ol rec for o f Highwa y Sa fe ty pur suan t to Sec tion 4511.76 of th e Rev ised Cod e and all other pertinent pr ov isi ons by taw . Speci f lc .!!Uon s and in stru c ti ons to bidd ers ar e on file In th e offi c·e of the Clerk Trea surer , Racine. Ohio . The Board of Educat ion r eserv es the ri ght to r elec I any an d all bi ds. ALow Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Uving •••••• WRITE YOUR OWN AD! 1rs EASY ORDER BY MAIU • 1V -SPECIAL!- 12 MJRDS 4 DAYS ' ONLY the Boa rd o f Educa l ion Jan e Wagn er Cler k Trea su r er of So uth ern L ocal Sc hool Ols tr ic 1 Rllc ine. Ohio 4577 1 (1 1) 28 , (121 4, 11, 18, .. CASH WITH ORDER ,c DEAR HELEN: · My wife has put'lne on "hold" because she got amorous PUBLIC NOTICE during a TV football game, and I told her to walt until half. TO : Bidders time. l1111tead, she's made me wait aimost a week - to teach SUBJECT : Conv ers ion of Co a I Fired Furnaces 1o Fuel Oil formation. me a lesllOn, no doubt. . FOR : The Board of F:dutatlon Regardless of other dietary What ticks me off is she only did it to lure me.away from of the sou1hern Local Schoo I District , Box 174 , Racin e, Oh io measures you can do a lot for weekend games, whiCII' she resents. . 45771 . yourself by maintaining a I can't understand why women get jealous of TV sports. At .. dilute' urine. How do you do . least we men are at home, and not out at aome bar. - MARTIN sealed proposa l s wi ll · be r eceived by th e Board o I that ? ·Drink plenty of water DEAR MARTIN! Education of the Southern regularly and just before Local Sc ho ol D i str i c t o I You sportaf- may be at home, but you're QUI of It, from Rac , Ohio lll th e clerk ' s going to bed. That usually womea 'a viewpoint, • • • UD!eu you caD ptr~Uide your IIIW~ offi ceineun til 1 ~ ; 00 o'c lock noon means alleast lour quarts of tbat TV laotl•llll beller.lhaa wbat they bad iD mlad. (AJ!d that on December 19. 1975 and a I tha t li m e op ened b v th e C:lerk liquid a day spread over the 1111'1 easy!, · of -s aid bo ard as prov ided by day to keep the urine always for the con ve r sion of co a I To lillY oil "bold," Marty, I'd suggea& 10me'boldlug acllea law fir ed fu r n aces to fu el oil dilute. Jf'you sweat or are hot of yoiD' O'llll, ud aot jUit at bill t=e. -H. ac co rd in g t6 speci f ica tions o I and lose water that way, . sai d Board of E duc ation. Cop ie s of th e specifica ti on s' . Increase your water Intake to DEAR HELEN: Ins tru e li ons to bi dders. and provide a regular Dow of I form s m ay be ob I'm adult and shouldn'e have these babyish fears. But I go proposa taln ed In the offi ce of lh dilute urine. to pieces when I see anything that crawls or lllltllers - Uke a . Clerk -Tr easur er , Raci n e I want to add here that worm; snake, spider. Ohio. ' · . Sa id board of educa tion oxalat~ stone formers should I used to watch scary movies as a kid and they didn't re serves the right to watv e not use lots of vitamin C. It Is bother me, but now I get bad dreams about Ulem, and I'm infor m alit ies . to accep t o r ject any and all bidS. readily absorbed, and the growing worse dally about crawly things. I shake all over until re The succes sful b idd er wil I excess is converted to oxalate aomeone comes and comforis me. be req u i r e d to f Ur n ish a , salls ta c tor y p erf orm anc which makes matters worse. Do I need psychiatric help'? - PISCES bond for on e hundr ed per c en I Old vitamin C tablets may DEAR PISCES: of the contra c t price. No b ids may be w i thdr aw already contain a high per· Wbea ~me~~IIOIIlnc lear lncreaes wltb the yean, II may for a t least th i rtv (30 ) day ns centage of oxalate. aft er th e sc heduled ctosl n g IDdlcate a pbobla lbal could best be treated wltb therapy. But IOIDetlmes aeU.(berapy II eDDup: try to deierm!De time tor rece ipt ot bids. whea ud bow your lear llarted ud rta11ze bow ueleu H II. By Order of tl'1e Board oI Education 111m o•erve tbese ''varmiDII 1' at a dlllute, prelerllbly Jane wagn er -Trea suer of WASHINGTON (UPI) - coatalued In jan. Wbeu you CBD come close wttboal erlqlaa, Cterk South ern L ocal School Dls tr ic I The government's Index of tum oae looae u11 Wlllcb It move any. (But doD~ try llllkel Rac lnr , Oh io 4577 1 · • leading economic Indicators just yet!) Before loag (ualen the pllobla soes very deep, yoa'llleara 11 11 28 , i l21S 4, 11 , 18, 41C fell 0.5 per cent in October, the second consecutive to live with crawling thiJ!p, tboup you'll probably aever monthly decline, the Com- thread a wtirm OD a IIIII boot. - H. I P.S. Sometimes a few seulo• Wltb a ciiDical bJI¥IOdlt merce Department said DEVOTED TO THE INTIREIT OF today. · does w011den lor tbllllml .r ~. ID b)')IIOIII yea cu MEIGS·Mo\S(!.N AREA Economists said the small olleu find the root of ' your trouble 1811, ud dlnet IIJPDotlc , CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Euc.ld. dip, following on the heels of a suae.do• may ellmlute It more •ulc:ldy IbiD woald more ROBERT' HOEFLICH City Editor revised 0.1 ~r cent drop in CODVe&dtaal lrealmeat. Published doiiV ucep I . Askyoarfllllllydoctorlor a referral. -H. September, does not Seturdav bv Tho Ohio Voile Publlshlng company , 11 ~ necessarily mean worsening Court St.. Pomorov, Ohl 0 45769 . Buslnen Office Phon economic conditions or a DEAR HELEN: Edltorlll Phone 992 My husband died ill a tragic accldl)nt . My parents Came to 992·2156. return to recession. 2157 . Second class postlge pal d the aid of me and our two children. I bought a boUle and they ot Pomeroy, Ohio. lived with ua two years, paying rent, and helping wltb the Natlonel ldvertlsln g Ward work. During that time they borrowed aeveral tbouaand repreaentetlve Griffith Companv. Inc L~DAY, Bottlnolll & Golloghor Dlv ., The final day the public can dollars from meand have only repal4 a \bird of II. 757 Third AYI ., New York Now we're living apart, and I've asked for my money. My N .Y . 10011. ' see the Indian artifacts Subacrlptlon retes : dad says I "owe" It to them for the help they gave me after the display at the Meigs Musewn · Dtll¥trtd by carrltr wher accident. He thinks I'm wealtlly but aclually my money Is aU avalleblt 75 centa per w..k on Butternut , Ave . in By Motor A: oute wher In trust for the chlldru. · c1rr1er serv ice no t Pomeroy will be from 2 to 4 valloblo, One mont~ 1 . 13.25 HI take him to court, he may still get out of paying.·9lolild p.m. Sunday . The articles By molt In Ohio lnd w. Vo I try? - GRATEFUL, Btrr ... nt Ytlr, 122 .00 i Sl • belorlt! to Lowell McNickle DEAR GRATEFUL: ontho, SII.SO ; Thro e onthl, 17 .00. Elatwhor and Seth Nicholson . Lave ltal "lflltefall" Going to court may 1ft yu. DGtblq 26.00 yoer : Six month I Nicholson will be on hand but ~~evered lamBy relatloalblpa. II ''ll:veral th-d 13 .50 ; thr11 months , $7.50 ubacrlpllon price Include sunday to discuss any item. u day Times -Sentinel . dollars 'lf?!lh that !-H. I AVAilABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. . .. • • 1:••: 1: --.. - I • 1: ~ . D and D ~M EATS AFTER THANKSGIVING "SALE" 4 lbs. Fresh· Ground Beef 4 lbs. Rib Pork Chops 4 lbs. Bulk Wieners 1..: 1: •• •• y M .. 1:: ...• ... ...... . I ~· 2 lbs. Bulk·Sausage -.. 00 ... •· ...•.... N o ONLY ...• DAILY SENTINEL 111 OOURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 By Greg Bailey In a penalty marred contest on the Middleport field Thu rs da y aft e rnoon , Pomeroy-Rutland alumni defea led the Middleport grads 13-6. Th e contest, coordinated by Wally Hal· field and John Reece, was a benefit for the Meigs Chapter of !he Am eri can Cancer Socie ty . Preliminary es timates of the receipts were over $800. The Middleport learn drew fi rst blood when the visitors fumbl ed on their own two· yard line. Two plays later. quarterback Ron Carr carried the ball over for his team 's only score . That touchdown slood up until the middle of the third quarter. 4 lbs. U.S.D.A. Choice Rib Steaks 4 lbs. U.S.D.A. Choice Chuck Roast . ADDRESS title Thanksgiving Day with a dropping the Lio1111 4'h games ~ victory over Detroit. It back. also gave the Minnesota Oakland can clinch the Vikings the NFCCentral title, AFC West title Sunday but other than that, the races are wide open. The Buffalo BUts added to the excitement Thursday when they upset the St. Louts Cardinals :12-H to throw two more races Into Monday night. turmoil . " I never realized or Buffalo's victory left the thought Pittsburgh would Bills at 7-4, a half-game overwhelm Houston like behind Miami In the AFC that," said Brown, who East. Also close are the praised 'Steelers' running Baltimore Colts at 6-4. baCk Franco Harris and the In the AFC Central, Pittsblocking his offensive line burgh holds a one-game provided. advantage with its 9-1 record 11 Franco ran as·well as I've but Cincinnati and Houston ever seen him," said are just behind at 8-2 and 7-3. Brown. The Cardinals, who looked "I was interested In how like Uley might just w8llt off they ( Pittaburgh) attaCked it wltlt Ule NFC East title, now (Houston's defense, ," added are again locked In a three· Brown. "The more I looked at way struggle. St. Louts Is 8-3, it, It seemed simply a matter just a hall-i!ame ahead of of the people who do it. And Dallas(7-3), witll Washington Ulen they went down and just behind at 6-4. smothered (kick returner) Thus there are six clubs Billy Johnson, who never was battling lor the three close to getting loose." remaining playoff spots In the As to whether his Bengals AFC . and three teams can handle Houston the same struggling for tlle two left In way, Brown shrugged, "I the NFC. don't know if our quarterbaCk The key P.mes Sunday are will be ready. I don't know Atlanta at Oakland, Houston what we've got going lor us. at Cincinnati, Kansas City at "( But) I'D tell you," he Baltimore, Minnesota at Waadded, "a lot of teams In !be shington, the New York NFL would lllte to be 8-2." Giants at Dallas and Pitt· sburgh at the New York Jets. Elsewhere, Chicago Is at Green Bay, New Orleans at Cleveland, San Diego at going to sound like excuses and 1 don ~t want to make ell:cuses," added the former University of Florida star." The Oilers, 7-3, are oniy one game behind Clncy in the AFC Central Division and Sunday's matchup wiD be important in determining playoff chances lor both. "Houston is such a big game," says Reaves. "It's unbelievable. "We've still got a chance to win the division, and It all starts this week. I know that if everybody on the learn makes up their mind to do it, we can do it." Says Bengals defensive tackle Roo Carpenter of tbe Ollers, ''They're going to come In here with the attitude that they've got to win and we'll have that same attitude. We have to have it if we're going to make the playoffs." Bengals coach Paul Brown said he watched in amazement as Pittsburgh stomped Houston 32-9 Turkey Day grid revival a good show SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE •• 10. 11. 12. NAME · passing has been largely responsible for Cincinnati's S. 2 record and It makes a tough act for Reaves to follow. "Ken is the 'moving strength behind the team," concedes Reaves. "This is Kenny 's ball club. Nobody knows it better than I do." Reaves discovered how d!f. licult It was to try to replace tlie injured Anderson last week. The understudy played nearly half the game but couldn't get the Bengals on tlle scoreboard. "It's a difficult situation to teamt'' Reaves will play if regular be in when you're still quarterback Ken Anderson, learning a new system," said who suffered chest Injuries in Reaves. "These people are last weekend's loss to Cleve- · new to me and I haven't had land, isn't pronounced ready the opportunity to work with them that much. by doctors. "Mentally, I think I've Team physician Dr. Wally Tlmperman says Anderson Is stayed ready to play each still "very stiff and very, game. I think the big thing Is very sore.~~ the physical pari, the liming. Kenny said It took him two "Right now," added the years to get the offense down. doctor, "I'd say be was "Sure it's not an easy thing doubtful lor Sunday." Anderson 's brilliant to do, but anything I say Is CINCINNATI (UP! ) John Reaves has had his turkey and now Is worried about being the goat If be gets a chance to start against the Houston Oilers this weekend. "You have to be able to do the Job In adversity or you won't be around," says the reserve quarterback who may get his first start for the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday. " I've got to prepare Ulls week like never before and give i ~ my beat shot. I want to be ready to do the job for tllis ••• ..."..' 9. should be something else. The Los Angeles Rams locked up the National Conference Western Division Reaves _prepares for best shot "U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS" I~ ~ CITY • PHONE MAIL WITH '1.25 . TO ntE • .. ,;; ...• 3. 4. • 5. 6. 7. 8. • I• • .. . I. wrapped up Thursday and another should be Sunday but the jockeying for the five remaining post~eason berths gs earn playoff spots Alter the second-hal! kick· off by the Porn-Rutland team, Middleport was forced to punt. Then the boys of Coach George Nesselroad began to move. The big play of the drive was a J()..yard pass from quarterback Rod Gilkey to Mel Cremean s, who was stopped on the one-yard line . Tw.o plays later Jack Oiler rushed over with the TO, but the extra point kick failed, 1m oiling the -score at 6~. Middleport never really threatened alter the · first quarter, but in the fourth period the upriver team again got on the move. Gilkey threw a 4~yard bomb to Bob Werry in the end-zone , making the score 12-6. Bob Stuart kicked the extra point and that IU margin held for the remainder of the contest. Nesselroad credited his team for playing terrific defense, although it was penalized lor roughing the kicker four times . The Middleport team also had numerous yardage setbacks, but the near-packed sladiwn crowd obviously enjoyed it all. Nesselroad cited defen· semen Stuart, Perry Kennedy, J ohn Wolfe, Andy English, and Dick Dugan (among others) for playing an outstanding gam e on defense. On offense he noted Lee Floyd, Gilkey, and J. D. Story, but he said over-all, "it was a team effort." Middleport had 37 players, and the Porn-Rutland team fielded 31, all of whom saw action . Officials for the contest were Bob Burton, Andy Batey, Dick Vaughan,• and Sonny Gloeckner. Bulldogs roll over . Each initial and group of figures counts as one word • •• Be sure to count • name and address, If · •• used, and your phone · ""• number. Including • prices for items of· • fered in your want ad -:• will increase • response. • 2. Economy dips $J25 Pro FootliaU Roulldup BY JOE CARNICEUJ UPI SP\lrls Writer . Two playoff . berths were By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor &stern PTSA meets • Rams, ·v· Today's ..... ... -·.. ... "'• .....• .....• ....::l.. ........ 1::,.. •• ..• .. = ~ STOP IN .AND SEE THE SPECIALS WE HAVE FOR YOU • 830 E•.MAIN POMEROY I OHIO (Phone M2-3502) I Georgia Tech, 42-26 By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer Georgia 's "Junkyard Dogs" defense will be taking a vastly improved Image to Ule Cotton Bowl. Maligned at times this season when tt had trouble containing opponents, the Georgia defe1111e was out· Bt!lndlng lor nearly three quarters Thursday night while spearheading the 14th· ranked Bulldogs to a natfonally televlse<l 42·26 victory over Georgia Tech. Tech's 26polnts carne In the final period after Georgia had built a 42-polnt lead and when Coach Vince Dooley was letting his reserves mop up. The regular Georgia defense recovered three fumbles, IntercePted a pan and blocked a punt In the first half while sparking the Bulldogs to a 28-0 lead. "Everything went our way and we took advantage of It," said Dooley. "I dan 'I know how you can play much better." Georgia's victory highlighted a light Thanksgiving college schedule that Included Temple's 41·3 rout of Villanova and C.W. Post's ~ win over Hofstra. There are two college head- liners on television today. Second-ranked Texas A&M meets llltb-ranked Texas today and 16th-ranked UCLA meets Southern Cal tonight . If Texas wins, the l.ooghorns would get the Southwest Conference championshiP and the Cotton Bowl berth opposite Georgia . H the Aggies win, they stU! must beat 17th-ranked Arkansas nell week to win Ule title and the bowl bid. U UCLA wins tonight , It will repreeent the Pac-81n the Rose Bowl opposite top· ranked Ohio State. II Southern Cal wins, the league title and Roae Bowl berth go to C.lllornla. Saturday's top game pairs In the second period when they scored 21 points. In that period, Glynn Har· rison, who ran for 139 yards although playing less than 20 minutes, had a 711-yard touch· down nm; Lawrence Craft scored 011 a 20-yard fumble return; and Ule Bulldogs punched In a third touchdown after blocking a Tech punt. "As far as I am concerned, the turning point came when we fumbled right after (BuCky) Shamburger had put Ull In good position with a 68yanj nm," said Tech Coach Pepper Rodgers. "We had taken the IJKII11enturn and gave It back. We gave them Ule ball lour times In the first half." ' eighth-ranked Arizona State Georgia Tech, 7-4, had only against 11th-ranked Arizona three first downs the first lor the Western Athletic three periods but the Yellow · Conference crown and a JaCkets put on a belated Fiesta Bowl date with offensive show in the final Nebraska'. Alao an Saturday's period when they scored four schedule there's trBjlltlonal touchdoWIIII, three by reserve rivalries Army -Navy , quarterbaCk Rudy Allen. Alabama-Auburn, TenTemple's Don Bltterlich nessee-Vanderbilt, Florida· kicked two field goals and Miami and Rutgers· five extra points Thursday Syracuse . and, In the process, set six Georgia, 9-2, scored In the NCAA kiCking records. opening minutes Thursday The senior set national night alter intercepting a records lor most field goals In pass on the opening play of a seaaon (21), most points Ina the game. But the Bulldogs season by kicking (95), 111081 actually broke the game open consecutive eltra points (87,, most points per game by a kicker (7.}1, most field ~toals OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RESULTS United Press International Wednes day Nelsonv il le Yor k SS Athens 52 Ai e)( ander 83 M ill er 68 H illiar d 58 Logan 49 Bristol 72 G ran d V all ey 27 Cte LUth eran E 66 Gilmour 42 Ci e E 85 Cle Glen vi lle 59 Cl e E Te ch 76 Cle Joh n Ha y 42 Cle Collinwood 54 Cie John Adams 52 Cle L in w 55 Cl e Max H ayes 78 Cte S. 72 Cle W . Tech 55 Cl e Ke nned v 59 Sh ak er Hei gh ts 55 Ber ea 98 Brun swick 81 Parma 60 Parm a Pad ua 51 L ~t kewo o d 47 Ba y 4 4 Euc lid 61 Sol on H • Nordon il!l 51 Map le H eig hts .t9 Orl!lng e 68 M ay f ie ld 41 Cle L Uthera n W 63 Fair v iew S2 Rocky Riv er 65 Brook ! vn 58 Brook si de 63 Ind epend en ce 60 Tw insbur g 56 Hudson 54 Hawke n Sch ool 78 Beachwood 66 Mad ison 81 Wi c kliff e 61 Fl r eland s 58 Verm ilion 51 Am hers t 69 Ely r i a w ss Cha r don 60 Card inal 42 Be r ea M i dpa rk 6 2 Nor th Ol m sted S6 Cage standings ALL GAMES TEAM W L P OP Wheel er sburg 1 099 68 Jackson I 0 73 44 We llst on 1 0 6250 Port smouth I I 11 9 a6 I r onton 0 0 0 0 Wav e rl y 0 0 0 0 Gal lipoli s 0 0 0 0 P t . Plellsa n t 0 0 0 0 Meigs 0 0 0 0 Logan 0 I •9 58 Sout h Poin T 0 1 4 1 59 Athens 0 2 107 126 Wednesday ' s results : Nel sonv ill e-York 55 AI hens 52 Hil liard 58 Logan 49 Wheeler sburg 99 Gr een 68 Por ts mo uth 64 M fl fo rd 61 Tonlgh1's 9ames : We l ls ton a t Ga llipol is Ironton ar At hens Logan at Jac k son Melos a t waver l y Por tsm outh at Spr ingf ield .. 1' + ATHENS Ill) - Heady 2-3· 7; F aulkner9 ·3·2l ; Gretr 1·0 2: Chonko 2-1 5: Blackford 3· o 6 : Meek 2 1-S: Whealey 1-4· 6. TOTALS 20· 12-11. N E ~SONVILLE · YORK IHI McQu a id 3 1 7: ~ chultt 4· 19 ; Ru n yon 1·0 2; Delong 0-1· 1: Call 4J 11 : Pen rod 0 2 2: M.. Sull iv an 9 3 21: Dea n h I 0 2. TOTALS 22 . 11-!5 . 'I 12 16 13 11 ·- 52 14 12 16· 13- 55 Rurrvu - Nels York S2 At hens 49 (Ofl . 1 .. + GREEN (U) - Rlp e nhoff 13; Pier ce 21; Li tt eral 8; Clin e 7; Gann on 7; Ofworth 6; Bail ey 2. WHEELERSBURG 1991 Rne 46 ; M eadow s 17 ; Bays 16 ; Ba i l ey t ; D eCam p S; Cl inger 2: J enk ins 2; Spra d.ln l. ' Stor..e by quarte rs : Gre e n 19 19 13 17- 68 ' Burg 24 12 26 35·· 99 Choose From Over 1,000 Pots ... '2.50 to •s.oo Lay-Away Now! Ph. 992-5776 Hubbard ' Greenhouse Syracuse. 0 . &ROW'S STEAK HOUSE. • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Saturda y's game : - per game In a season (1.9), and most career points by kicking (220) . Score by quarters : At hens Nets.York Poinsettias Waverly at Por tsmo u th West Area cage box scores LOGAN !491 - My e rs 1-0· 2 : How k 5-1· 11 : See l 30 6: M cB room 10 . ' 0 · 20 ; M ulh oland 2·0 ·4; Cl ark 0·3·3; Ru sse ll 1· 1· 3. TOTALS 22· 5· 4! . . HILLIARD 1511 - Hoskell 3 -2 ! ; Fer n s 7 3-17 : Hyd erl -1· 15 : Morll n 1-J.l : Bull 1-0-2: Craft 2 59 : Frake r 1-0-2. TOTALS 22-14 ·11. Score by quarters : Logan 14 IS 16 4- 49 Hill iard 19 I• 10 15- 58 R nerves L ogan a Hillard 39 Denver and San Francisco at Philadelphia. Monday night, New England Is at Miami. On Thursday, James Harris threw lor three touch• downs, connecting with Harold JaCkson t'wlce and Roo Jessie, and the Rama clinched their third straight NFC West title by whipping Detroit. Harris threw an ll-yard TO pass to ex-Lion Jessie In !be first quarter and ·crinnected twice with Jackson on throws of 17 and 36 yards. At St. Louis, Jim Braxton picked up the slack lor O.J . Simpson and ran for 160 yards and three TDs to lead the BUts over the Cardinals. It was the best day of Braxton's five-year career. "It was a good win lor us," said Rams Coach Chuck Knox, "especially since It came ill a short work week. It was a great tribute to our team. They came In to play, to wrap up the championship, and they did It. " Braxton credited his defense witll his stealing the show from two of pro football's most ·exciting backs, tearrunate 0 .J . Simpson and Ule Cardinals' Terry MetcaU. "The defense gets much of the credit," he said. "Their effort Is what gave me a chance to get the ball so much." The Cardinals "held" Simpaon to 85 yards In IIJ carries. He had 1,394 yards prior to the ·game. " ! don't mind letting someone else get the spotlight as long as we win," Simpson said. 5 Pack RIFLE SLUGS $139 - ·-· "T' PORTSMOUTH 1641 Gree ne 12 : Wh llel2 : Ch in n 7 : Wo ma c k 10 : G i lm ot e 2; Hopkin s 6 : u .. lh s . MILFORD lt11 - Sears 12 : Go rdon 13 ; H od ges 27 ; Washko 4 ~ Bare 2; Gern c 3. Score by quarters : POri$ , 13 22 16 13- 64 Mil l o r ~ 12 20 16 13 - 61 • Order by Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 �3- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 28, 1975 .2~ ~Daily Sentinel. Mid_di!P.~·!~~ . Magnolia Club .hears ·Thanksgiving thoughts · ' Thoughts on Thanksgiving were given by members of the Magnolia . Club meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Ella Smith. Mrs. Ellen Couch read Thanksgiving ; Mrs . Ethel Stewart had a Thanksgiving .prayer; Mrs. Georgia Watson , a reading entitled ''What is Thanksgivin g"; Mrs. Margaret Rose, "Thank You God for Everything;; ' Mrs Burton sniith "Autwnn Pra~er"· Mis.s· E;na ·Jesse '"l'hanksgiving Nap"; Mrs: · Ella Smith, "Beholden to No One,'' Mrs. Bertha Canaday, Sport Parade "Just Thinking, " and Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, "Bread of Life." . Miss Jesse presided at the meeting with Mrs.. Smith giving the devotiOns usmg the 96th_ Psalm and prayer . Mrs. Doris Grueser was reported ill. The annual Christmas dinoer party was planned for Dec. 4 at the home of Mr_s. Bertha. Canaday. There Will be a·g1fl exchange. Officers of the club were retained for another yea~. Mrs. Smith served pumpkm pie and an assortment of breads. EOOLOGY PINS - Calling them "ecology pi1111," Mrs. Evelyn Kronmiller demonstrates the egg shell pie~ of jewelry which she bas ·decorated with a small print, framed In oval flligree plllll, and finished by adding molded pearl banding. ·Paul E. Theiss is dead Novelty • artist • commg A treat Is promised all who vi sit the Senior Citizens Christmas Bazaar In Pomeroy two days next week. Mrs. 'Evelyn Kronmiller, proprieoor of the Novelty Fabrics and Crafts Shops of Belpre and Mason (W. Va.) wlll be at tl)e bazaar at I p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2 and Wed· nesday, Dec. 3 to demon· strate Ideas in craft work. The Retired Volunteers have been busy making many 118eful as well as ornamental objects to sell. The range of ;hand-crafted gills offer a 'V ariety of year round gilt . flivln!J- ltems that includes • qWits, wooden tools, hanging pian ters and a spectrum of Obristmas gifts, ornaments ~nd decon lions. Sale ol candy and baked goods will be Included with the bazaar all four days and Senior ct tlzens are asked to ·bring In Hems lor lthe bake sale anytime during this period. On Tuesday, Mrs. Kronmlller will be demonstrating Items using " chenille bumps", the latest craze to hit the craft market. On Wednesday she will demonstrate the new "egg· glaze" craft jewelry, and other easy-to-make Christ· mas decorating ideas. Mrs. Kronmiller began her business selling Avon bottles in flea markets and later opened a shop to include hom emade handbags , glassware and fabrics . Her fa st growing business necessitated a move to larger quar ter s in Belpre and recently she opened her latest sh op in Mason. REEDSVILLE - Th e Eastern PTSA met at the school Thursday evening wi th !he presiden t, Mrs. Helen Blake in charge. ' Prayer was given by Mr . Sisson, Shari MitCh, Paige Smith and Stephanie Rought. IN ACROBATIC SEGMENT - These "clown!i" will Gooding, and the flag pledge In the center is Cathy Blaettnar. Comlrig from Columbus be doing an a<:robatic bit along with dancing In the Fall was r epealed by all . to help accompany the show will be Tim Glaze, for many Follies of the Big Bend Minstrel AssOciation at 8:10p.m. Secretary and tr easurer 's years drummer for !be association . Tickets will be sold at Saturday n the Meigs High School Auditorium. From the reports were read and apthe door. leit are Merri Ault, Lori Wood, Jackie Brown, Jane proved. Mrs. Linda Edwards resigned as secretary . Mrs. Mary Longene tte will replace her. II was announced that Thanksgiving program would be presented lor the students RACIN E - Paul E. Theiss, of the Racine Masonic Lodge prior to their dismissal. for 75, Route 2, Racine, died over 50 years. Wednesday afternoon at his Funeral services will be residence. held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the PUBLIC NOTICE . ;Mr. Theiss was born ;June Ewing Funeral Home with TO: BIDDERS 21, 1900, the son of the' late the Rev. Howa~d Shiveley SUBJECT : Purcha se ol Harman and Sarah Jones officiating. Burial will be in School Bus Theiss. He was also preceded · the Letart Falls Cemetery . FOR : The Board of Education the Southern Local School in death by his brother, Carl, Masonic rites will be held at ol District. Box 176, Ra cine, Ohio and three half-sisters. the funeral home at a· this 115171 Surviving are his wife, evening . Frienda may call at Sealed pro posa ls wi ll be Marie Wilcoxen Theiss; a 'the funeral home any time . r eceiv ed b y the Board ol .. Educa t ion of the Southe r n son, Roger , of Racine ; two Lo c al Sc ho ol D is tr ic t o f daughters, Mrs. Clifford Hill, Raci ne, Ohio a t the cl erk 's offi ce until 12 :00 o ' clock noon of Racine, and Mrs. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL on Dec em ber 19, 1975 a n d a t ' Lawrence Guthrie,· Bonner's The Middleport E·R squad that ti m e op ened b y the cler k sa id bo ard a s provi ded b y Ferry, Idaho ; ei~ht grand· was called to Headquarters of law for on e (1) 66 pa sse nger children ; eight . great- Bar at 6:03 p.m. Wednesday sc ho ol bus , acc o r d i ng t o eci fi ca ti ons of sai d Buard of grandchildren, and several for Richard Hogg, Gallipolis, . sp Educa t ion . nieces and nephews. Separa te and Independent who was ill. He was taken to bi ds w ill be r ec eiv ed w ith Mr . Theiss .was a member Pleasant Valley· Hospital. r es pec t to th e chassis and NEW YORK (UPI) - When you're 35 going on 36, when people forget you were MVP only four years ago and when some of them cut you up inside by paying you what they think ' Is a compliment, then you know you'd better take one more good look at yourseU and if you don 't like what you see, you'd better quit. That's pretty much the course of action Joe Torre has lined up for himself. He's giving himself one more shot next spring with the New York Mets. H'~' isn 't imposing any deadllne,or cut· off date and be isn 't saying he will finish the year or he won't. It all depends, he says. If next year turns out to be anything like tllis year, Ulal 'll be it for Joe Torre, the National Lea gue 's MVP In 1971. He'll quit. The pitchers won 't have him to kick around. anymore. For Joe Torre, this past season was an embarrassment. That's the word he uses himself . He started tlle year with a .300 lifetime batting average and ended it sitting on the bench, reduced to an aimosl forgotten part-timer with the worst balling average of his career, .247, along with only 35 rbi and six home nms. The deepest indignity came when he set a National League record by hitting into four double. plays in one game with Houston. "The idea of quitting crossed my mind toward the end of the season when it looked like my bat was slowing up ," says Torre . "I knew I was losing confidence . When you stop doing things well, you start doubting yourself. Then I tallted to Bob Gibson. He told me he started losing confidence in himself in 1974. That made me feel a little better.' ' Generally, though , there wasn't anything 111 make Joe Torre feel good about last season . He had made tbe National League's AU-Star learn eight out of 14 times before playing witll the Braves and Cardinals, but there was no danger of him making it again this time. He looked as if he was aU through, especially toward the end of the year. "! suppose the most embarrassing part was when I'd run into people who were friends of friends I happened to be witll," says Torre. "I'd be introduced as 'Joe Torre of the Mets' and Ule people I was Introduced to would say 'you're doing great! ' That really made me feel bad because I knew ihese people telling me that dldn 'I know anything about baseball." Once ln the $150,000range, Torre's salary has been cut by 30 per cent the past two years. Moreover, Joe McDonald, the Mets' general manager, says be's looking for a right-handed hitting Ulird baseman and it so happens that Torre, who plays first base as well, is a rightllanded hitting third baseman. Still, he has embarked on an ambitious physical conditioning program, he's in excellent shape and he believes be can win a job with the Mets next Spring. "!don 't feel I have to beat anybody out In spring training," he says. "If I hit, I'll play somewhere. I know that. I think it's simply a matter of getting my confidence back : Tbe kind of swing I have you just don't lose like that, but I got Into some had habits hitting the last few years. I just wasn't swinging right. I could teU that by looking at films of myself. When I see myself swinging righi and I'm not hitting the ball, I'll quit because in the 14 years I played before this one I set up certain standards for myself. If I show any indication of playing as badly as I did last season, I won't embarrass myseU by finishing out tlle year. Last season I felt the only thing I was doing was taking up a spot and I don 't ever want to do that again." • FINAL GO. ROUNDS OPEN HOUSE SET Final rehearsals for SYRACUSE - An open CLASS DINES - Carrying out tradition, Mrs. Denise Gibson entertained her primary Saturday night's Fall Follies house al Hubbard's of the Big ij,end Minstreal 'Greenhouse here will be special education class of the Pomeroy.Elementary School with a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving on Wednesday anernoon. Mr5. Gibson's husband, l\lark, cooked l!Je turkey and , Assn. will hi held at.,.the observed Sunday, Dec. 7, "trlmmln's" lot the occasion and the children malle ll)e W&d, 1n the sha~ Of tUrkey· 'Meigs High Solfool·a t 7 :J!fthis from 1 to 5 p.m. with refreshreplicas, as well as Indian headdresses and Pilgrim hats used earlier in a play. Principal evening and at I :30 p.m. ments and a live flower for Bob Morris at Ulefar end of the table In the picture was the "Big Chief" guest; other guests Saturday. each guest. were Dr. Lester Mills, student teacher supervisor of Ohio University; and Miss Amy Allen of the special education department of the university. Dr. Mills presented the children ftlli~IRriljiRrilj~'*~*t:;:>::~:~:~:~:~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::;~::~ chocolate turkeys and lee cream was served as dessert. Student teache'r of the class js Lisa •• Wessinger. He~n Help DR. LAMB Opinions differ on kidney stones·· By Lawreace R. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - A couple of years ago I had a kidney stone removed. The analysis showed It to be calcium oxalate. The surgeon told me to avoid aU tea, chocolate and greens. Recently a neighbor had the same type of stone removed. His doctor told him to avoid all dairy products, chocolate and greens. Why did the doctors differ . 011 the dairy products and tea ? I love lea and consume a large amount of mlllt. Now I am worried about the milk I drink.l can't understand why be can drink tea and I can't. He can't have mlllt and I can, yet our analysis was exactly the same. Please a1111wer 1!0011 as neitller one of us wants to undergo surgery again. DEAR READER - The differences in recom· mends lions probably represent the degree of confusion Ulat exists, even among doctors, on wbat is the best treatment to prevent kidney stones. There Is not enough known about diet and formation of kidney stones to be very positive about what is the best trealment. There are some rules you can follow. First about mUk. There Is no evidence that avoiding milk or milk products will prevent the formation of kidney stones. It used to be restricted because of its calcium content, and many kidney stones cont~~in a calciwn salt, as In your case. The exception to this statement Is the 'treatment of a peraon who has a stone or stones formed along with or as a result of an Infection in Ule kidney . These patients are asked to avoid all milk products. So, even if you and your neighbor bad the same kind of stone, what caused it may be more important in preventive trealment. Now about tea. Tea, beer, cola drinks and fruit juices are fairly high in soluble oxalate. At the present state of our meager knowledge, it Is a good idea to avoid these if you form oxalate stones. Certainly no more than a pint a day of these drinks should be used. oxalate is in vegetables, particularly gree1111, but it is' rather insoluble in these foods and wiD not be absorbed In important quantities from the digestive system . If It IS not absorbed it can't get Into the blood or arrive In the kidney to form stones. So, you don 't need to be overly restrictive on these foods as you do with the beverages llsted here. There Is a lot more to forming kidney sto11es than diet. A concentrated urine specimen Is loaded with chemical salts that can eaally form <:rystals. They may form aroiDid old cells vr protem within the kidney and start the !lone formation. The crystals won't form as Ions as the iirlne contains enouch "water softeners" or special chemicals that prevent thla. Infection predispq~ ' to stone ~ {Js. :~ • By Helen Bottel She's . NolllaU·Tlme Wife' • 1 By Orde r of ~ Thanksgiving. For the program, band direct or Charles Wills presented the Junior Band with several selections. He showed how the band would learn a new piece with the different instruments playing and then put them together . Refreshments were served by several mothers. The next regular meeting of the P.T.S.A. will be the fourth Monday in January. body typ e and •w ill s tate th at 1he bus w hen asse mbled and pr ior to del iv er y co mpl y wit h all sc hool d is tr ict sp eci fi cati ons . a ll safe t y regulation s and current Ohio Min imu m St and ar ds tor Sc hool Bus Con st r uction o f th e De pa r tm ent o f Edu c a ti on adop ted by an d w ith the co nsent of th e Ol rec for o f Highwa y Sa fe ty pur suan t to Sec tion 4511.76 of th e Rev ised Cod e and all other pertinent pr ov isi ons by taw . Speci f lc .!!Uon s and in stru c ti ons to bidd ers ar e on file In th e offi c·e of the Clerk Trea surer , Racine. Ohio . The Board of Educat ion r eserv es the ri ght to r elec I any an d all bi ds. ALow Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Uving •••••• WRITE YOUR OWN AD! 1rs EASY ORDER BY MAIU • 1V -SPECIAL!- 12 MJRDS 4 DAYS ' ONLY the Boa rd o f Educa l ion Jan e Wagn er Cler k Trea su r er of So uth ern L ocal Sc hool Ols tr ic 1 Rllc ine. Ohio 4577 1 (1 1) 28 , (121 4, 11, 18, .. CASH WITH ORDER ,c DEAR HELEN: · My wife has put'lne on "hold" because she got amorous PUBLIC NOTICE during a TV football game, and I told her to walt until half. TO : Bidders time. l1111tead, she's made me wait aimost a week - to teach SUBJECT : Conv ers ion of Co a I Fired Furnaces 1o Fuel Oil formation. me a lesllOn, no doubt. . FOR : The Board of F:dutatlon Regardless of other dietary What ticks me off is she only did it to lure me.away from of the sou1hern Local Schoo I District , Box 174 , Racin e, Oh io measures you can do a lot for weekend games, whiCII' she resents. . 45771 . yourself by maintaining a I can't understand why women get jealous of TV sports. At .. dilute' urine. How do you do . least we men are at home, and not out at aome bar. - MARTIN sealed proposa l s wi ll · be r eceived by th e Board o I that ? ·Drink plenty of water DEAR MARTIN! Education of the Southern regularly and just before Local Sc ho ol D i str i c t o I You sportaf- may be at home, but you're QUI of It, from Rac , Ohio lll th e clerk ' s going to bed. That usually womea 'a viewpoint, • • • UD!eu you caD ptr~Uide your IIIW~ offi ceineun til 1 ~ ; 00 o'c lock noon means alleast lour quarts of tbat TV laotl•llll beller.lhaa wbat they bad iD mlad. (AJ!d that on December 19. 1975 and a I tha t li m e op ened b v th e C:lerk liquid a day spread over the 1111'1 easy!, · of -s aid bo ard as prov ided by day to keep the urine always for the con ve r sion of co a I To lillY oil "bold," Marty, I'd suggea& 10me'boldlug acllea law fir ed fu r n aces to fu el oil dilute. Jf'you sweat or are hot of yoiD' O'llll, ud aot jUit at bill t=e. -H. ac co rd in g t6 speci f ica tions o I and lose water that way, . sai d Board of E duc ation. Cop ie s of th e specifica ti on s' . Increase your water Intake to DEAR HELEN: Ins tru e li ons to bi dders. and provide a regular Dow of I form s m ay be ob I'm adult and shouldn'e have these babyish fears. But I go proposa taln ed In the offi ce of lh dilute urine. to pieces when I see anything that crawls or lllltllers - Uke a . Clerk -Tr easur er , Raci n e I want to add here that worm; snake, spider. Ohio. ' · . Sa id board of educa tion oxalat~ stone formers should I used to watch scary movies as a kid and they didn't re serves the right to watv e not use lots of vitamin C. It Is bother me, but now I get bad dreams about Ulem, and I'm infor m alit ies . to accep t o r ject any and all bidS. readily absorbed, and the growing worse dally about crawly things. I shake all over until re The succes sful b idd er wil I excess is converted to oxalate aomeone comes and comforis me. be req u i r e d to f Ur n ish a , salls ta c tor y p erf orm anc which makes matters worse. Do I need psychiatric help'? - PISCES bond for on e hundr ed per c en I Old vitamin C tablets may DEAR PISCES: of the contra c t price. No b ids may be w i thdr aw already contain a high per· Wbea ~me~~IIOIIlnc lear lncreaes wltb the yean, II may for a t least th i rtv (30 ) day ns centage of oxalate. aft er th e sc heduled ctosl n g IDdlcate a pbobla lbal could best be treated wltb therapy. But IOIDetlmes aeU.(berapy II eDDup: try to deierm!De time tor rece ipt ot bids. whea ud bow your lear llarted ud rta11ze bow ueleu H II. By Order of tl'1e Board oI Education 111m o•erve tbese ''varmiDII 1' at a dlllute, prelerllbly Jane wagn er -Trea suer of WASHINGTON (UPI) - coatalued In jan. Wbeu you CBD come close wttboal erlqlaa, Cterk South ern L ocal School Dls tr ic I The government's Index of tum oae looae u11 Wlllcb It move any. (But doD~ try llllkel Rac lnr , Oh io 4577 1 · • leading economic Indicators just yet!) Before loag (ualen the pllobla soes very deep, yoa'llleara 11 11 28 , i l21S 4, 11 , 18, 41C fell 0.5 per cent in October, the second consecutive to live with crawling thiJ!p, tboup you'll probably aever monthly decline, the Com- thread a wtirm OD a IIIII boot. - H. I P.S. Sometimes a few seulo• Wltb a ciiDical bJI¥IOdlt merce Department said DEVOTED TO THE INTIREIT OF today. · does w011den lor tbllllml .r ~. ID b)')IIOIII yea cu MEIGS·Mo\S(!.N AREA Economists said the small olleu find the root of ' your trouble 1811, ud dlnet IIJPDotlc , CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Euc.ld. dip, following on the heels of a suae.do• may ellmlute It more •ulc:ldy IbiD woald more ROBERT' HOEFLICH City Editor revised 0.1 ~r cent drop in CODVe&dtaal lrealmeat. Published doiiV ucep I . Askyoarfllllllydoctorlor a referral. -H. September, does not Seturdav bv Tho Ohio Voile Publlshlng company , 11 ~ necessarily mean worsening Court St.. Pomorov, Ohl 0 45769 . Buslnen Office Phon economic conditions or a DEAR HELEN: Edltorlll Phone 992 My husband died ill a tragic accldl)nt . My parents Came to 992·2156. return to recession. 2157 . Second class postlge pal d the aid of me and our two children. I bought a boUle and they ot Pomeroy, Ohio. lived with ua two years, paying rent, and helping wltb the Natlonel ldvertlsln g Ward work. During that time they borrowed aeveral tbouaand repreaentetlve Griffith Companv. Inc L~DAY, Bottlnolll & Golloghor Dlv ., The final day the public can dollars from meand have only repal4 a \bird of II. 757 Third AYI ., New York Now we're living apart, and I've asked for my money. My N .Y . 10011. ' see the Indian artifacts Subacrlptlon retes : dad says I "owe" It to them for the help they gave me after the display at the Meigs Musewn · Dtll¥trtd by carrltr wher accident. He thinks I'm wealtlly but aclually my money Is aU avalleblt 75 centa per w..k on Butternut , Ave . in By Motor A: oute wher In trust for the chlldru. · c1rr1er serv ice no t Pomeroy will be from 2 to 4 valloblo, One mont~ 1 . 13.25 HI take him to court, he may still get out of paying.·9lolild p.m. Sunday . The articles By molt In Ohio lnd w. Vo I try? - GRATEFUL, Btrr ... nt Ytlr, 122 .00 i Sl • belorlt! to Lowell McNickle DEAR GRATEFUL: ontho, SII.SO ; Thro e onthl, 17 .00. Elatwhor and Seth Nicholson . Lave ltal "lflltefall" Going to court may 1ft yu. DGtblq 26.00 yoer : Six month I Nicholson will be on hand but ~~evered lamBy relatloalblpa. II ''ll:veral th-d 13 .50 ; thr11 months , $7.50 ubacrlpllon price Include sunday to discuss any item. u day Times -Sentinel . dollars 'lf?!lh that !-H. I AVAilABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. . .. • • 1:••: 1: --.. - I • 1: ~ . D and D ~M EATS AFTER THANKSGIVING "SALE" 4 lbs. Fresh· Ground Beef 4 lbs. Rib Pork Chops 4 lbs. Bulk Wieners 1..: 1: •• •• y M .. 1:: ...• ... ...... . I ~· 2 lbs. Bulk·Sausage -.. 00 ... •· ...•.... N o ONLY ...• DAILY SENTINEL 111 OOURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 By Greg Bailey In a penalty marred contest on the Middleport field Thu rs da y aft e rnoon , Pomeroy-Rutland alumni defea led the Middleport grads 13-6. Th e contest, coordinated by Wally Hal· field and John Reece, was a benefit for the Meigs Chapter of !he Am eri can Cancer Socie ty . Preliminary es timates of the receipts were over $800. The Middleport learn drew fi rst blood when the visitors fumbl ed on their own two· yard line. Two plays later. quarterback Ron Carr carried the ball over for his team 's only score . That touchdown slood up until the middle of the third quarter. 4 lbs. U.S.D.A. Choice Rib Steaks 4 lbs. U.S.D.A. Choice Chuck Roast . ADDRESS title Thanksgiving Day with a dropping the Lio1111 4'h games ~ victory over Detroit. It back. also gave the Minnesota Oakland can clinch the Vikings the NFCCentral title, AFC West title Sunday but other than that, the races are wide open. The Buffalo BUts added to the excitement Thursday when they upset the St. Louts Cardinals :12-H to throw two more races Into Monday night. turmoil . " I never realized or Buffalo's victory left the thought Pittsburgh would Bills at 7-4, a half-game overwhelm Houston like behind Miami In the AFC that," said Brown, who East. Also close are the praised 'Steelers' running Baltimore Colts at 6-4. baCk Franco Harris and the In the AFC Central, Pittsblocking his offensive line burgh holds a one-game provided. advantage with its 9-1 record 11 Franco ran as·well as I've but Cincinnati and Houston ever seen him," said are just behind at 8-2 and 7-3. Brown. The Cardinals, who looked "I was interested In how like Uley might just w8llt off they ( Pittaburgh) attaCked it wltlt Ule NFC East title, now (Houston's defense, ," added are again locked In a three· Brown. "The more I looked at way struggle. St. Louts Is 8-3, it, It seemed simply a matter just a hall-i!ame ahead of of the people who do it. And Dallas(7-3), witll Washington Ulen they went down and just behind at 6-4. smothered (kick returner) Thus there are six clubs Billy Johnson, who never was battling lor the three close to getting loose." remaining playoff spots In the As to whether his Bengals AFC . and three teams can handle Houston the same struggling for tlle two left In way, Brown shrugged, "I the NFC. don't know if our quarterbaCk The key P.mes Sunday are will be ready. I don't know Atlanta at Oakland, Houston what we've got going lor us. at Cincinnati, Kansas City at "( But) I'D tell you," he Baltimore, Minnesota at Waadded, "a lot of teams In !be shington, the New York NFL would lllte to be 8-2." Giants at Dallas and Pitt· sburgh at the New York Jets. Elsewhere, Chicago Is at Green Bay, New Orleans at Cleveland, San Diego at going to sound like excuses and 1 don ~t want to make ell:cuses," added the former University of Florida star." The Oilers, 7-3, are oniy one game behind Clncy in the AFC Central Division and Sunday's matchup wiD be important in determining playoff chances lor both. "Houston is such a big game," says Reaves. "It's unbelievable. "We've still got a chance to win the division, and It all starts this week. I know that if everybody on the learn makes up their mind to do it, we can do it." Says Bengals defensive tackle Roo Carpenter of tbe Ollers, ''They're going to come In here with the attitude that they've got to win and we'll have that same attitude. We have to have it if we're going to make the playoffs." Bengals coach Paul Brown said he watched in amazement as Pittsburgh stomped Houston 32-9 Turkey Day grid revival a good show SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE •• 10. 11. 12. NAME · passing has been largely responsible for Cincinnati's S. 2 record and It makes a tough act for Reaves to follow. "Ken is the 'moving strength behind the team," concedes Reaves. "This is Kenny 's ball club. Nobody knows it better than I do." Reaves discovered how d!f. licult It was to try to replace tlie injured Anderson last week. The understudy played nearly half the game but couldn't get the Bengals on tlle scoreboard. "It's a difficult situation to teamt'' Reaves will play if regular be in when you're still quarterback Ken Anderson, learning a new system," said who suffered chest Injuries in Reaves. "These people are last weekend's loss to Cleve- · new to me and I haven't had land, isn't pronounced ready the opportunity to work with them that much. by doctors. "Mentally, I think I've Team physician Dr. Wally Tlmperman says Anderson Is stayed ready to play each still "very stiff and very, game. I think the big thing Is very sore.~~ the physical pari, the liming. Kenny said It took him two "Right now," added the years to get the offense down. doctor, "I'd say be was "Sure it's not an easy thing doubtful lor Sunday." Anderson 's brilliant to do, but anything I say Is CINCINNATI (UP! ) John Reaves has had his turkey and now Is worried about being the goat If be gets a chance to start against the Houston Oilers this weekend. "You have to be able to do the Job In adversity or you won't be around," says the reserve quarterback who may get his first start for the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday. " I've got to prepare Ulls week like never before and give i ~ my beat shot. I want to be ready to do the job for tllis ••• ..."..' 9. should be something else. The Los Angeles Rams locked up the National Conference Western Division Reaves _prepares for best shot "U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS" I~ ~ CITY • PHONE MAIL WITH '1.25 . TO ntE • .. ,;; ...• 3. 4. • 5. 6. 7. 8. • I• • .. . I. wrapped up Thursday and another should be Sunday but the jockeying for the five remaining post~eason berths gs earn playoff spots Alter the second-hal! kick· off by the Porn-Rutland team, Middleport was forced to punt. Then the boys of Coach George Nesselroad began to move. The big play of the drive was a J()..yard pass from quarterback Rod Gilkey to Mel Cremean s, who was stopped on the one-yard line . Tw.o plays later Jack Oiler rushed over with the TO, but the extra point kick failed, 1m oiling the -score at 6~. Middleport never really threatened alter the · first quarter, but in the fourth period the upriver team again got on the move. Gilkey threw a 4~yard bomb to Bob Werry in the end-zone , making the score 12-6. Bob Stuart kicked the extra point and that IU margin held for the remainder of the contest. Nesselroad credited his team for playing terrific defense, although it was penalized lor roughing the kicker four times . The Middleport team also had numerous yardage setbacks, but the near-packed sladiwn crowd obviously enjoyed it all. Nesselroad cited defen· semen Stuart, Perry Kennedy, J ohn Wolfe, Andy English, and Dick Dugan (among others) for playing an outstanding gam e on defense. On offense he noted Lee Floyd, Gilkey, and J. D. Story, but he said over-all, "it was a team effort." Middleport had 37 players, and the Porn-Rutland team fielded 31, all of whom saw action . Officials for the contest were Bob Burton, Andy Batey, Dick Vaughan,• and Sonny Gloeckner. Bulldogs roll over . Each initial and group of figures counts as one word • •• Be sure to count • name and address, If · •• used, and your phone · ""• number. Including • prices for items of· • fered in your want ad -:• will increase • response. • 2. Economy dips $J25 Pro FootliaU Roulldup BY JOE CARNICEUJ UPI SP\lrls Writer . Two playoff . berths were By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor &stern PTSA meets • Rams, ·v· Today's ..... ... -·.. ... "'• .....• .....• ....::l.. ........ 1::,.. •• ..• .. = ~ STOP IN .AND SEE THE SPECIALS WE HAVE FOR YOU • 830 E•.MAIN POMEROY I OHIO (Phone M2-3502) I Georgia Tech, 42-26 By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer Georgia 's "Junkyard Dogs" defense will be taking a vastly improved Image to Ule Cotton Bowl. Maligned at times this season when tt had trouble containing opponents, the Georgia defe1111e was out· Bt!lndlng lor nearly three quarters Thursday night while spearheading the 14th· ranked Bulldogs to a natfonally televlse<l 42·26 victory over Georgia Tech. Tech's 26polnts carne In the final period after Georgia had built a 42-polnt lead and when Coach Vince Dooley was letting his reserves mop up. The regular Georgia defense recovered three fumbles, IntercePted a pan and blocked a punt In the first half while sparking the Bulldogs to a 28-0 lead. "Everything went our way and we took advantage of It," said Dooley. "I dan 'I know how you can play much better." Georgia's victory highlighted a light Thanksgiving college schedule that Included Temple's 41·3 rout of Villanova and C.W. Post's ~ win over Hofstra. There are two college head- liners on television today. Second-ranked Texas A&M meets llltb-ranked Texas today and 16th-ranked UCLA meets Southern Cal tonight . If Texas wins, the l.ooghorns would get the Southwest Conference championshiP and the Cotton Bowl berth opposite Georgia . H the Aggies win, they stU! must beat 17th-ranked Arkansas nell week to win Ule title and the bowl bid. U UCLA wins tonight , It will repreeent the Pac-81n the Rose Bowl opposite top· ranked Ohio State. II Southern Cal wins, the league title and Roae Bowl berth go to C.lllornla. Saturday's top game pairs In the second period when they scored 21 points. In that period, Glynn Har· rison, who ran for 139 yards although playing less than 20 minutes, had a 711-yard touch· down nm; Lawrence Craft scored 011 a 20-yard fumble return; and Ule Bulldogs punched In a third touchdown after blocking a Tech punt. "As far as I am concerned, the turning point came when we fumbled right after (BuCky) Shamburger had put Ull In good position with a 68yanj nm," said Tech Coach Pepper Rodgers. "We had taken the IJKII11enturn and gave It back. We gave them Ule ball lour times In the first half." ' eighth-ranked Arizona State Georgia Tech, 7-4, had only against 11th-ranked Arizona three first downs the first lor the Western Athletic three periods but the Yellow · Conference crown and a JaCkets put on a belated Fiesta Bowl date with offensive show in the final Nebraska'. Alao an Saturday's period when they scored four schedule there's trBjlltlonal touchdoWIIII, three by reserve rivalries Army -Navy , quarterbaCk Rudy Allen. Alabama-Auburn, TenTemple's Don Bltterlich nessee-Vanderbilt, Florida· kicked two field goals and Miami and Rutgers· five extra points Thursday Syracuse . and, In the process, set six Georgia, 9-2, scored In the NCAA kiCking records. opening minutes Thursday The senior set national night alter intercepting a records lor most field goals In pass on the opening play of a seaaon (21), most points Ina the game. But the Bulldogs season by kicking (95), 111081 actually broke the game open consecutive eltra points (87,, most points per game by a kicker (7.}1, most field ~toals OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RESULTS United Press International Wednes day Nelsonv il le Yor k SS Athens 52 Ai e)( ander 83 M ill er 68 H illiar d 58 Logan 49 Bristol 72 G ran d V all ey 27 Cte LUth eran E 66 Gilmour 42 Ci e E 85 Cle Glen vi lle 59 Cl e E Te ch 76 Cle Joh n Ha y 42 Cle Collinwood 54 Cie John Adams 52 Cle L in w 55 Cl e Max H ayes 78 Cte S. 72 Cle W . Tech 55 Cl e Ke nned v 59 Sh ak er Hei gh ts 55 Ber ea 98 Brun swick 81 Parma 60 Parm a Pad ua 51 L ~t kewo o d 47 Ba y 4 4 Euc lid 61 Sol on H • Nordon il!l 51 Map le H eig hts .t9 Orl!lng e 68 M ay f ie ld 41 Cle L Uthera n W 63 Fair v iew S2 Rocky Riv er 65 Brook ! vn 58 Brook si de 63 Ind epend en ce 60 Tw insbur g 56 Hudson 54 Hawke n Sch ool 78 Beachwood 66 Mad ison 81 Wi c kliff e 61 Fl r eland s 58 Verm ilion 51 Am hers t 69 Ely r i a w ss Cha r don 60 Card inal 42 Be r ea M i dpa rk 6 2 Nor th Ol m sted S6 Cage standings ALL GAMES TEAM W L P OP Wheel er sburg 1 099 68 Jackson I 0 73 44 We llst on 1 0 6250 Port smouth I I 11 9 a6 I r onton 0 0 0 0 Wav e rl y 0 0 0 0 Gal lipoli s 0 0 0 0 P t . Plellsa n t 0 0 0 0 Meigs 0 0 0 0 Logan 0 I •9 58 Sout h Poin T 0 1 4 1 59 Athens 0 2 107 126 Wednesday ' s results : Nel sonv ill e-York 55 AI hens 52 Hil liard 58 Logan 49 Wheeler sburg 99 Gr een 68 Por ts mo uth 64 M fl fo rd 61 Tonlgh1's 9ames : We l ls ton a t Ga llipol is Ironton ar At hens Logan at Jac k son Melos a t waver l y Por tsm outh at Spr ingf ield .. 1' + ATHENS Ill) - Heady 2-3· 7; F aulkner9 ·3·2l ; Gretr 1·0 2: Chonko 2-1 5: Blackford 3· o 6 : Meek 2 1-S: Whealey 1-4· 6. TOTALS 20· 12-11. N E ~SONVILLE · YORK IHI McQu a id 3 1 7: ~ chultt 4· 19 ; Ru n yon 1·0 2; Delong 0-1· 1: Call 4J 11 : Pen rod 0 2 2: M.. Sull iv an 9 3 21: Dea n h I 0 2. TOTALS 22 . 11-!5 . 'I 12 16 13 11 ·- 52 14 12 16· 13- 55 Rurrvu - Nels York S2 At hens 49 (Ofl . 1 .. + GREEN (U) - Rlp e nhoff 13; Pier ce 21; Li tt eral 8; Clin e 7; Gann on 7; Ofworth 6; Bail ey 2. WHEELERSBURG 1991 Rne 46 ; M eadow s 17 ; Bays 16 ; Ba i l ey t ; D eCam p S; Cl inger 2: J enk ins 2; Spra d.ln l. ' Stor..e by quarte rs : Gre e n 19 19 13 17- 68 ' Burg 24 12 26 35·· 99 Choose From Over 1,000 Pots ... '2.50 to •s.oo Lay-Away Now! Ph. 992-5776 Hubbard ' Greenhouse Syracuse. 0 . &ROW'S STEAK HOUSE. • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Saturda y's game : - per game In a season (1.9), and most career points by kicking (220) . Score by quarters : At hens Nets.York Poinsettias Waverly at Por tsmo u th West Area cage box scores LOGAN !491 - My e rs 1-0· 2 : How k 5-1· 11 : See l 30 6: M cB room 10 . ' 0 · 20 ; M ulh oland 2·0 ·4; Cl ark 0·3·3; Ru sse ll 1· 1· 3. TOTALS 22· 5· 4! . . HILLIARD 1511 - Hoskell 3 -2 ! ; Fer n s 7 3-17 : Hyd erl -1· 15 : Morll n 1-J.l : Bull 1-0-2: Craft 2 59 : Frake r 1-0-2. TOTALS 22-14 ·11. Score by quarters : Logan 14 IS 16 4- 49 Hill iard 19 I• 10 15- 58 R nerves L ogan a Hillard 39 Denver and San Francisco at Philadelphia. Monday night, New England Is at Miami. On Thursday, James Harris threw lor three touch• downs, connecting with Harold JaCkson t'wlce and Roo Jessie, and the Rama clinched their third straight NFC West title by whipping Detroit. Harris threw an ll-yard TO pass to ex-Lion Jessie In !be first quarter and ·crinnected twice with Jackson on throws of 17 and 36 yards. At St. Louis, Jim Braxton picked up the slack lor O.J . Simpson and ran for 160 yards and three TDs to lead the BUts over the Cardinals. It was the best day of Braxton's five-year career. "It was a good win lor us," said Rams Coach Chuck Knox, "especially since It came ill a short work week. It was a great tribute to our team. They came In to play, to wrap up the championship, and they did It. " Braxton credited his defense witll his stealing the show from two of pro football's most ·exciting backs, tearrunate 0 .J . Simpson and Ule Cardinals' Terry MetcaU. "The defense gets much of the credit," he said. "Their effort Is what gave me a chance to get the ball so much." The Cardinals "held" Simpaon to 85 yards In IIJ carries. He had 1,394 yards prior to the ·game. " ! don't mind letting someone else get the spotlight as long as we win," Simpson said. 5 Pack RIFLE SLUGS $139 - ·-· "T' PORTSMOUTH 1641 Gree ne 12 : Wh llel2 : Ch in n 7 : Wo ma c k 10 : G i lm ot e 2; Hopkin s 6 : u .. lh s . MILFORD lt11 - Sears 12 : Go rdon 13 ; H od ges 27 ; Washko 4 ~ Bare 2; Gern c 3. Score by quarters : POri$ , 13 22 16 13- 64 Mil l o r ~ 12 20 16 13 - 61 • Order by Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 �• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middlel)()rt-Pomenw. 0 .. Friday, Nov. 28, 1975 Riverview gardeners plan tree lighting ·Jackson will remain in starting lineup • BEREA, Ohio (UPI) Cleveland Browns coach Forrest Gre~g plan~ to keep rookie Bob .Jackson starting at guard because of the good job he has done sillce veteran guard Bob McKay's neck injury curtailed his playing. "Jackson is a solid kid and he's getting better every_ week," Gregg said. Gregg Is also enthusiastic about right tackle Barry Darrow, who has subbed for Gerry Sullivan, and the rest of the offensive line. '"The line has played pretty darn well all year long, and especially in recent weeks," tile former Green Bay lineman insis~s. "We're getting especially fine performance from some." 'l'be Cleveland Browns, who This week's cage games II Pro lStandings ! National Football League Standings United Press International American conference East Miami Buffa lo Ball . • ~ New Eng . I N Y Jets I ' ~ yet to be done on the exterior. It has three ·bunk beds, a . table, and the bare necessities. They have no electricity or heat. The next showing they probably Will add will be a pot bellied stove. Shown in front of the cabin are, on left, front to back, Ed Sisson, Phil Ohlinger, and Jeff Reuter; seated, Bill Eich and Jim Qualls; standing, right, Dennis Satterfield and Kevin Betzing. · HIDEAWAY - Ed Sisaon and llOme of his friends started almost a year ago (last December) to build a log cabin high on a hill on his 'grandmother's 84-acre farm in Forest Run. Ed is the llOn ~f Mrs. Edith Sisson, Pomeroy, and his grandmother Is Mrs. Elma Holter. After months of work the cabin is almost completed,. There is a little work Pitt s Cin e in . H o u ston Cleve . W L T Pel. PF PA 7 3 0 ·.700 285 17 1 7 4 0 .636 152 275 6 4 0 .600 302 227 3 7 0 .300 188 240 2 8 0 .200 184 330 Central W l T Pet. PF PA 9 1 0 .900 28A 114 8 2 0 .800 225 175 7 3 0 .7 00 199 154 1 9 0 .100 134 290 west W l T Pet. PF . PA Oak lan d 8 2 0 .600 267 164 Ka n . City 5 4 De n ve r San Di ego 5 0 .500 214 217 6 0 .400 193 256 0 10 0 .000 110 24 9 National conference East W L T Pet. PF PA 51. Louis 8 3 0 .7 27 267 226 Da ll as 7 3 0 .700 257 203 Communists will go all out now was hinQ . 6 USBON, Portugal (UP!) The walkout by the sixth provbUonal government has lpUI'l'«l the Communists Into launchln@ an all-out offensive .uned at takln@ over Por· tugal and turnln@ It into a Sovlelltyle state. MallY top governtnent offl· the "flower revolu!lon" th~t opened with hope ·and ex- · pectation 19 months ago. The government went on strike last week to protest the rising anarchy In the capital's streets and the refusal of radical left-wing military forces to.il!tervene. The radical left has responded with a massive campaign in the streets, factories and barracks to force the fall of the government. , Communist leader AJvaro CUnha! set the aims of the offensive In a weekend news conference he gave after cutting short a . tour of Eastern Europe to return home. "By suspending Its ac· tlvitles, the sixth ·govenunent In effect resigned and should give way to a seventh government of the left, for· med by the left and with the policies of the left," he said. Socialist leader Mario Soares and Foreign Minister Maj. Melo Antunes, the leader of the military's · "moderate" faction, replied with predictions that a Communist victory would Foteign news commentary dall and political leaders predict the end re5ult may be ctvU war. nus ' opinion reflects the mountln@ deapalr and In· IIBCIII'Ity evident among the ordinarY people of Usbon, who have been silent specgton to the disintegration of VILL~GE PHARMACY BY LESLIE NAKASHIMA the Tallahassee Open last UP! Sports Writer May, shot a five under par SZ. MIYAZAKI, Japan (UP!) ' $-j17 for a six under par 138 - First round leader Hubert and vaulted from 16th place Green fired a two under par Into runner-up spot. 70 today and led a field of !M Alone In third was Kosaku pros from eight countries by Shimada, who will represent one stroke In the qcond Japarlln the World Cup next round of the $:11)0,000 Dunlop week in Bangkok, with a four Phoenix Golf tournament. under par :J4..'I4-68 for a five Green started badly by under pur 139. three putting from 12 feet for Defending champion a bogey on the first hole and Johnny Miller continued to bad a two over pur 38 on the have trouble with his putting front nine but picked up four and could do 1)0 better than a birdies on the back nine for a one over 38-35-73 for a one four under pur 32. He had a over par 145 and a 27th place two round total of a seven tie with eight others, Inunder par 137 on the 7,012 eluding Jerry McGee, winner yard pall 72 Phoenix country df the Pensacola Open, who cJub course. had a 74. 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Calgary at Phoeni x Quebec at San Diego Friday's Games • Winnipeg at Toronto Edmon ton at Houston Denver at New Eng land I ndianapolis at Cleveland ' 3 7 0 .300 159 234 2 -8 0 .200 162 226 Politicians have in- . P~ i la . Central terpreted Carvalho's W L T Pet. PF PA reluctance to assume power x Min n . 10 0 0 1.000 278 116 as due to a fear on his part Det roit 6 s· Q . .545 !9A 203 Green that · the move would fail Bay 2 8 0 .200 168 219 because of opposition- from Chicago 2 8 0 .200 97 279 West the heavily populated central W L T Pet. PF PA lC -Los and northern regions. An g . 9 2 0 .8 18 26iJ 120 This Impasse and leftist San S 5 0 .500 193 175 dominance In Us bon's streets Fran 1\f\anla 3 7 0 .300 135 191 has given rise to widespread Mew Orleans 2 8 0 .200 111 259 discussion of the government )(c l inched d ivision titl e shifting its headquarters to Thur sday's Results Oporto, leaving Carvalho and Buffalo 32 Sl. Loui s 14 ge les 20 Detro it o .the far left behind to create a Lo s AnSund.ay's Games " Lisbon commune" until A!lenta at Oakland at Green Bay sufficient military f.orces Chicago Houston al Cincinnati could be mobilized to oust · Kansas Cit y at Bal timore Min'nes ola al Washington them. New Orleans at Cleveland The commune suggestion N .Y . Gian ts at Da l las it tsburgh at N .Y . Jets refers back to the "Paris PSan De igo a t Denver F rancisco commune" created by ex- San lphia tremists In the spring of 1871 Phil adeMonday 's Game while the French government New England at Miami , night National Hockey ·League Standings ruled from the provinces. An By United Press lnterni1tlonal estimated :11),000 extl'emilit's . Nationa t•B•sketbaii ' 'Association campbell conference Standings Patrick Division died when the government By United Press International w. L. T. Pts. taught Its way back into the Eastern Conference Philadelphia 15 3 5 '35 A11antic Division NY Islanders 10 1 5 • 25 capi!al. 1~ W L. P~l . GB Atlanta 8 12 2 18 For a European nation to r Philolfelphia 10 5 .667 NY Rangers 8 13 2 18 ·a 6 .571 1 ? Smythe Division think· of provoking a similar. eBoston utlalo 9 7 .563 11 ~ W. L . T . Pts. situation in the latter hall of N ~w Yor k 7 12 .368 5 Chlcogo 10 4 8 28 · Central Division St . LOu is 8 8 5 21 the 20th century may seem W. L. Pet. GB Vancouver 8 9 S 21 almost unbelievable. B~t that Atl anta tO 6 .625 Kan sas Cit y 6 12 J 15 Wash ington 7 8 .467 2h M innesota 8 4 16 0 is what Is happening In New Orleans 7 8 .467 21 1 Wales Conference Portugal today. Houston 7 a .467 21 1 Norris Division •• 1 Hubert Green leads Dunlop action STORE HOURS: 8:30 to 8:00 . I provoke a civil war, "If the sixth goverrunerit falls, there will ·a terrible convulsion," Soares said. "U the price of liberty Is to fight, then we will fight with weapons in our hands." The white-hot political rhetoric was matched In the military sector with units in the north and central regions pronouncing in favor of the government. Military security chief Gen. Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho gave the support of his troops In the Usbon mlntary region, which he commands, to the Com· munists and radical factions to the left of the Communists. Carvalho's refusal to provide the goverrunent with security provoked .the ministerial walkout last week. But an effort to oust him failed when , Lisbon troops threatened rebellion unless he was reinstated. Carvalho's position In the crisis has been controversial. He ha~ actively and publicly tried to subvert the government, while at the same time rejecting demands from An· tunes either to resign or take full power for the far left. World 4 · o .600 25 1 Ill ? NY Giants Malone at Be ll ar m in e {Ky . I To urn ey OHIO COLLEGE Tiffin at Palm Beach Atlanta BASKETBALL RESULTS { F i a I Tour n ey United Press International Saturday Friday Ohio Stat e at Butler Dyk e at Steubenv ille Ke nt Stat e at Notr e Dame Hall of Fame Tournam ent Ohio North ern at Miami Springfield, Mass . Xa vi er at Pu rdu e Ohio Uni~Jersity vs . Cleveland 51 at Cin c inna t i Ma ss ac husetts Hillsda l e !Mi chl at Young s· Mennonite Classic at Blulfton town St Cedarville at Gface CotleQe Ba ldw Jn .Wa llace at M ar shall ( Ind . ) Tourn ey Ash land at Dayton Defiance at Heid elb erg Golden Sta ie 106 Milwaukee 105 Ohio Wesleyan at Kenyon Grove City ( Pa . t at Mount Friday' s Games Un ion Atlanta at Boston Woo ster at Den ison sea 111e at Phi ladelphia U of M ich Dearborn at Milwa ukee a! Chi cago Ca pital New Or leans at Kansas City Morris Har vey {W. Va . ) at Buflato a! Los Angeles - Mariella F!nr tla nd al P hoe ni x Witm ing ton at Otterbe in Wi ttenb erg a! Ear lham ( lnd ) Wi lberfo rce at Central St 'Am erican Basketball Ur bana at No . Ken tucky St Association Stand i ngs Walsh at Ga nnon (Pa .) By United Pr ess International Oakland (Michl at Wrigt1t 51 East W L . Pet. GB Ohio u at Ha ll of F ame Tourney Kentucky 11 5 .688 at P alm Beach Atla nti c 9 5 .643 1 Tiffin New York 9 8 .529 21 ~ Tour ney St. Louis at Belt ar mi ne 3 14 . 176 812" Maline Virg inia Tourn ey West .... W. L . Pet. GB Cedarvill e at Grace Co ll ege Tourn ey Indiana 10 5 .667 ~ Denv er 10 5 .667 BEULAH San Antonio 9 s· .64 3 I .. Utah 3 12 .200 1 GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!) · Thur!day's Result - Ariel Beau, a 19-1 shot Utah 128 Kentucky 126 (Q T ) Friday's Games ridden by Blake Collins, led Virginia at New York all the way to win the Indiana at St. Loui s D en~Jer at Sa n Antonio featured $5,600 eighth race at THIS WEEK'S r----------·- , II vived the cut of a four over pur 1411 for the low 60 scores and ties to qualify for the. final two rounds Saturday and Sunday In quest of the $40,000 first priie. Of 17 American com· petitors on the U.S. to~r, Ben Crenshaw, Miller Barber and Brian Allin were knocked out. Crenshaw, who missed the cut for the second straight year, shot a 76 for a 150 although he fired ' a seven under par 65 for the best pro, am competition Wednesday. Barber had a 75, also for 150. Allin skied to a 79 for a 159. Greim, a favorite with a Japanese gallery, sank a· ~essure par putt of 10 feet on the second hole after his threeputt bogey on the first hole. But he chipped onlY a yard away In deep rough off the green and bogeyed the parthree sixth hole. He birdie~! the seventh but he three putted from 35 feet for another bogey on the ninth for a two over par 38 on the front nine. Green sank birdie putt of 20 feet on· the loth, two. on the lith and 12 oo the 12th. He hit a wedge shot 25 feet from the pin and sank the putt for another birdie on the 16th to be a four under Par 32 on the back nine. had only a light limited driU Thanksgiving Day, were to have a full-scale workout, today at Baldwin-Wallace College in getting ready for weekend action. Billy Lefear did not GaEAT SELECTION Montreal Los Ange les Plllsburgh Detro it Washington Lay-Away Early While Selection Is Good. -Gift Certificates- FREE GIFTWRAPStore Hours: 91o 5 Mon . . Fri. 9101 Sal. heritage house Middleport, Ohio "The Family Gift"1 .. · ~IDDLEPORT TROOP 39 A practice for the Middleport Christmas parade was held at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport juniors. Plans were also started for the annual Christmas party. 59 N. Second 51. • Middleport, Ohio Channel W. L. 16 4 12 10 9 9 6 14 ,3 17 Red Rose DOG FOOD p.m. 3 BROUGHT TO YOU BY Nelson's Drug Slln GEO. HALL 3 2 2 4 2 J5 26 20 16 8 TUES .-THURS. 8:30-1:00 CHESTER - A turkey and a bushel of fruit will be given lo the Meigs County Senior Ci lizens Cenl<lr at Christmas lime, acco rding to pla ns made when the Young Wives Club of Chester met at the home of Mrs. Ruth McGrath . The club set Dec. 17 at Seddon's on the Grand Central Mall for its annual Christmas dinner . Mrs. Esther Mays was chosen as "Girl of the Year" for the club. The January meeting will be held at the home of L. T. Pts. Buffa lo 4 1 33 Boston 6 27 Toronto 6 6 24 California 9 1>~ 2 20 Thursday ' s Results Montreat 2 NY Islanders 1 Kansas Cit y 3 St. LOU iS 2 Fridi!IV'S Games Toronto at Atlanta Buffalo at CaHfornla \ W. 16 11 9 s Red Rose Dog Food Dog Nuggets • Dog FRI . &SAT. , , 30-2: 00 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 ' Meal Pomeroy ATHENS _ Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio held a monthly in-service meeting Nov. 7 at the County Extension Office in Athens. Shirley Slater, assbclate professor of home economics at Ohio University, •presented the third program In a series dealing with communications durlng the morning session. SUGAR RUN MILLS Pomeroy Mullwrry Av t · . ..• u • . You're Invited To Our 15th Anniversary and Ouistmas ' DUDLEY'S FLORIST ' ' ll was reported that eight members attended the Region 11 ga rd en club meeting held in Middleport recently. Mrs. Nellie Vale gave the radio program on gardening this month and Miss Ruby Diehl reported on the flower show ~nd thanked !hose who helped , par· ti cularly Vernon Weber, Qwaine Weber and Harvey Erlewine who assisted in table arrangements for the show. Mrs . Norman Wlii , a member of the Star Garden Club was a guest for the meeting . Devotions were given by Mrs. Erlewine who read "The Arl of Thanks· giving," and Mrs. Nelson who gave " Thanksgiving Day," concluding with prayer. For roll call members gave their favorite ivy; and I he Mrs. Norma Hawthorne and information on joining the group can be obtained (rom any member. Refreshments were served by the hosi<Jss. Others att.Jnding were Sara Bailey, Mrs. Ula Van Meter, Mrs. Linda Well, Mrs. Norma Hawthorne, Mrs. Ja ye Coates, Mrs. Susie Beeler, Mrs. Betty Maynard, Mrs. Brenda LaDeaux, Mrs. Marilyn Spencer, Mrs . Karen You ng and Mrs. Avice Spencer. ·Sunday, November 30 ' 11100 AM to 5:00 PM ftl f"l PH. 992·2039 .... I :;~: I ,,_......~ BAKER FURNITURE STEAMBOAT INN unday, ov. ' Hrs • : . : W kdays 6 : : Ph• 940 2SlS R acmt:, , Obi 3rd St. FROM THE FRIENDLY ONES! 1U~L(~() On (ON WEEKENDS) 1 1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term Ninety clar in~ ptrtelty withdrawn 111tere If maturity dltt. OOME IN, BRING ANEIGHBOR AND BRaNSE SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS MUMS, AZALIA$, KALANCHOIS, GLOXINIAS, POINSITTIAS, TIIIARIUMS 20" 0 , CASH & CARRY ' Package contains four square feet of wall cork for exciting ....,.::::)accent on wall . ~nw~ The Frierdy Ones 297 12'' x24" PANELS Eight square feet of beautiful, subtle decorating for home or office . Modern, easy-care panels. REG. 5.39 387 Tilt Athens Co111ty 296 Stellllll St.Co. """··· Lo• PDmtrev, Ollie "THE DEP"AR TMENT STORE ARTIFICIA~ DECORATIONS Manton Corp. REG. 3.89 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK ·CO. CHRI~J:MAS C~_~_DERY 12" x 12'' PANELS arw NO PURCHASE NECES$ARY "" SELF-SnCK INTEREST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH THRU DECEMBER 6TH REFRESHMENTS IIH" Another Good Buy! Natural cork panels offer warm, dark, wall to wall riChness. Full W' thick panels absorb sound, give dramatic depth to complete wall or a quiet corner. CHR'ISTMAS OPEN HOUSE ''" '.. Refreshments & Door Prizes MRS. MILLARD VAN METER ' ' ' 775-1906. 2 Piece LIVING ROOM 0 SUITE'149° .. ... , 59 N. SECOND ST. VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES BE SURE TO REGISTER! We've filled our shop with the spirit of Chl'islmas ~nd we kr;tow. you'll enjoy seeing. everything that ts new and beautiful for this hoi iday season. Circle the date now ... · Pomeroy Flower Shop .. ' ' '' Southern Ohio Distributor . Phone Day or Night (614) From BAKER'S Her Communtcatwns, . focm:ed on co mmunicahng w1th teenagers. , In the ~fternoon, pu_bbc affa1rs cha1_rman. Pat Ught and Executive Dire~tor Kay Atkins spoke on lhe1r recent attendance at the annual meetmg of Planned Paren!hood Federation of America In Seattle. The key topics discussed at the in-service meeting were the use of nurse clinicians and the effects of malpractice insurance. PPSEO's next in-service is scheduled for Dec. 5 in Meigs County. INVITES YOU TO THill ANNUAL ' Wood fiber insula1ion, one of the few companies with ali Federal Approvals. program by Mrs. Eugene MONDAY Atkins ca rried out lhal MEIGS COUNTY Salon I heme. Mrs. Williamson read 710, Eight and Forty, annual • "'1t#" .... "Which Ivy Is ll ?" She said Christmas dinner, 6:30p.m. lhal English ivy is a multiple al the Meigs Inn. Members purpose plant which serves reminded lo lake food for a well as a good ground cover basket. Secret pal gift exand is happy in either change. Drawing for afghan . shade or sunshine, is Denise and Sherry Marshall good for fen ces, grows to be guests at the party. in wi~dow boxes , hang· ing boxes or terrariums. She said lhal ivy is good for TUESDAY floral arrangements an d MGM CORVE'ITE Club, weddin g reception 7:30 p.m. al Oscar's Hiverdecorations. Those she boal Room, Gallipolis. All mentioned were fan ivy, gold area Corveli<J owners invited heart, sweethearts, Irish lace lo attend . Orders for jackets Middleport, Ohio and glacier. will be taken . Mrs. Robert Canaday had an exhibit of ivy on the dining room table which co mplemented lhe crystal and silver used by the host.Jsses. Ughted candies floated In the punch bowl and other orange candles were used in the decor. MEAT - Meat Loaf, Roast Beef, Ham· Mrs . Dayton Parsons gave burger Steak , Flounder Fish, Ham. timely reminders for December . She said now is VEGETABLES Green Beans. Corn , the lime to trim hollys and Noodles. Potatoes (home fries. mashed. evergreens for holiday scalloped) . decorations, to sow seeds of hardy annuals, to remove SA LAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage O!eese, malted leaves from the lawn , Applesauce and Peaches . and to send for new seed cala logs. She suggested PIE - Coconut Cream . Appl e. Peach. removing snow from the evergreens wl th a broom handle and reminded the poinsettias need a sunny window away from the draft S N 30 8 30 2 ()() where the temperature is hetween 70 and 75. ()()-8 The traveling prize fur· ee 30 nished by Mrs. Pauline Atkins was won by Mrs. '7" 0 Williamson . ~.......~.........~.,.. .H . .~..............4»4................. I Plan to be with us for our "Opening" of the Christmas Season, and our 15th Anniversary Celebration. ~ DEA.LER WANTED PPSEO has meet spe~ch: "F,~cilltating ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL Best ·In Live Entertainment RUTLAND - The Rutland Garden Cl ub, meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Harvey Er1ewine, voted to se nd a gift of money to the Athens Mental Health Center lobe used loward purchasing Christmas remembrances for palients. The club also discussed the Christmas flower show of county clubs on the theme "Visions of Christmas" to he held Nov. 6 and 7 at the Pomeroy Elementary School, and will send money on expenses for that. The ·annual Christmas party wassel(or Dec . 8 at the home of Mrs. C. 0. Chapman with Mrs . Ann Webster and Mrs. Harry Williamson as cohostesses. Preceding the party members will go to Craw's Steak House for a dinner. Young Wives Club plans gifts to senior citizens TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY T . Pts. The show will also feature and Mrs . Eichard Rupe , se veral 'l emon s lralion s dw-ing t11c two-day show . Pomeroy . Mrs. Frieda I.ieving and - Visions of Christmas from Nature by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Beulah Ullerback of the Pomeroy Senior Citizens Howard Nolan, Syracuse. Cent er will demonstra te - Handicraft Articl es, Meigs Coun ty Senior Citizens "Contrived Chrisimas PoinCenler . sellias": Darrel Taylor of - ilow t.o Handle the Racine, also active in the Holiday Hungries, holiday Senior Citize ns program, will 1·ecjpes by the Meigs Ex· show how lo make wood carved flowers, and Mrs. lensi un Service . - Happiness is ~ A Good Earl Dean, Chester, a Book, Meigs County member of the Chesler Libraries and the Book- Garden Club will show lechniques on making thistle mobile. Bird House s and flowers. Mrs. Earl Ingels, Jr. is Feeders, !he advanced biology class of Wahama general chairwoman of the High School, Mason, W. Va. show, an annual event of the with William Buckley, in- Meigs Coun ly Garden Clubs Association . structor . souvenirs from Mrica by Mr . Soc·lal : : Rut/at1d gardeners to donate money to mental health center ·: Calendar POMEROY BROWNIFS Z71 Meeting Monday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School, the Pomeroy Brownies worked on a craft project after Susan Jones led In the promise and PeMy Kirby gave the pledge. The girls were again reminded that the $2 registration fee is due and should be brought to the Monday night meeting or sent to Mrs. Vera JohhllOn, leader. 011 Tuesday 12 of the girls marched in the Pomeroy parade. Plans were made for them to also march in the Christ· mas parade In Middleport on Monday. At the Monday night meeting the American legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 presented the troop with an American flsg. strates his techn iques for furniture ref inishing, repa iring and proPer care . See how easy it is to bleach wood, ctean bran, fill dents and scratches and restore your fine furniture to its original beautv, plus many other how-to household t i p&. TIME: 3:00-3:30 DATE 11 ·2'·75 STATION WSAZ ··Visions of Christmas," th~ Meigs County Chri stm as Flower Show lobe held atlhe Pomeroy Elementary School on Saturday and Sunday, !Jpc. 6 an d 7, will include a number of dispiays in the educational division that are non-<!ompetilive and open lo !he public. These are in addition to the 36 classes for specimens and artistic designs for adull.s and juniors as wdl as three classes in educational competitive displays. The seven non-<!ompelilive educational classes are as follows : - Hobbies and Christmas ci'afls. - .African Curi os, including ca rvin gs, dried flowers, Com- :·!· POMEROY BROWNIE3 76 Hand puppets were made out of llOCks at the Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy Troop 76 held at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Arrangements were made to march In the Middleport Christmas parade Monday night. Trlna Reeves gave the flsg salute and promise. Refreshments were served. •• Ph. ft2-2176 Chain POINSETTIAS ~1 97 711~1 POMEROY, 0 . Me Culloch VISIT OUR STORE i ,,, I FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS PLAYING NITEL Y Adams Division s Equipment Ql. ____________ _J Saws Fqurteen Meigs County Girl Scout Troops braved the cold weather to participate in the parade which ushered in the holiday se&llOn in Fvmeroy. Saveral of the troops will also march carrying scout banners and American flags in the .Middleport Santa parade on Monday evening. Scouting continues to grow in Meigs County with Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, reporting the organization of two . new troops at Harr'.sonvill~ . The leaders of the Brownie Troop there will be Mrs. Susan Hebner and Mrs. Jan Hatfield, while the junior troop leaders wiU be Delores Gails and Mrs. Mary Ash. Materials of all kinds for use m the scouting program are avaUable at the Athens Sl!rvlce Center which is opened on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:30a.m. to 3:30 . p.m. Mrs. Liz Nutter, the new field director, is there to assist leaders and assistant lenders in selecting what they need. The center, incidentally, is located In the Security Bank Building. Mrs. Thoma · reports that the Parkersburg Art Center offers a quantily of opportunity for 5C(}U!B. Located at 220 Eighth Si. in Parkersburg, the center has an educational coordinator, Mrs. lewis, who will work with leaders to arrange badge work. There are also a vareity of displays on exhibit at all times for leaders who might like to take their troops there for a tour. "'' ~ ex lcnded !hanks lo lhc dub mu nit y C hri slmas tr ee fur lhe planter she received lighling was planned when whi le a pal ie nl in th e members of the Riverview lwsp ilal . A Thanksg iving card and Garden Club mel at !he home I ray (.1£ cookies were pre pared of Mrs. Hunald Cowdery for and sen! lo lhc president , 1 he ir November mee tin g. Mrs. Hnnald Osborne who has Servi ng as co-host-ess was been ill . Names were drawn Mrs. Thomas Spencer. for a gifl exchange lo be held The devo lion topic was al Ihe Christmas party, Dec. "Two Golden Days" by ·Mrs. Harliss ~'ra nk . Roll call was 16. Mrs. D. C. Riebel was answered by members ex- we lcumctl as a new member. For I he prog ram Mrs. Gene changing homemade cookies . Wilson and Mrs. Ly le Mrs. David Chadwell, vice Balderso n showed the presiden l, was in charge of mem be r~ how lo make angels the business meeting. Gifts were brought for lhe patients from be ll shaped styroat lhe Athens Mental Heallh foam , fake fur , sequin s Cenle r and Mrs. Waller and small dull heads. Re fr eshments usin g th e Brown will deli ver then lu the Thanksgivin g theme were ce nt er. Mrs. Frank Bise served by !he hostesses to 18 members. The door prize was ;t.::::::::::~:::::~:;::;::::::~:::::::::::::::.;:::::;. : -:· :·:·:~:~. awarded lo Mrs. Chadwell. HP-EtJSVII.I.i': - 1 Cleveland 6 11 .353 41 1 Western conference Midwest Division w. L. Pel. Ga Detro it 9 s .6-43 Kan sas City . 5 a .385 311 Milwaukee 6 10 .375 4 Chicago 3 11 '.21.4 6 Pacific Qiv islon W ~ - Pet. GB Go td,en·State 11 .688 (,.os Angeles 12 7 .632 11 Sea ttl e 10 8 .556 2 6 6 .soo 3 Phoenix Portland 7 9 ,4j8 4 ' Thursday's Resulh New York 96 washington 9o Kansas City 95 Cleveland 91 1 -------------, MEIGS International Harvester New kiN Equipment I « By Charlene Hoeflich Beulah Park from Golden '·' Hush Thursday. t '. Pin's Babby was third. Ariel Beau covered the six ' r.' furlongs over a sJoppy track t in 1:12 4-li, and returned $41.00, $18.80, $6.41!. The 1·1 daily double of Jolly LEARN THE SECRETS Kentucky and Candy Bag was OF FURNITURE CAR worth $50.20. The 2,796 thoroughbred see Homer Formby. Master racing fans wagered $282,296. An ti que Aenorer as he demon- I AND ROLL ' ENDS. practice because he broke his leg In 111$t .Sunday's triumph over the Cincinnati Bengals. Defensive back John Pitts and receiver Reggie Rucker, also injured, confined lheir work to running. McKay also practiced, but kept contact to a minimum · because of the nagging neck Injury that appears to have lost him his starting assignment. ' '• DA UGHTER BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Ga ry K. Willford, Racine, announce the birth of a seven pound daughter, Tabitha Jo, Tuesday, Nov. 18 at the Holze r Medical Cente r. Gran dparenlq are Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Willford , Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Manuel, Jr., Racine. Grea t-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Johnson , Rac in e. Mr . and Mrs. Willford have another daughter, Ailsa Renee, four . ~:M~ OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" The Frlencly Ones ' OHWI 1\lo. Fritndlv Ij �• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middlel)()rt-Pomenw. 0 .. Friday, Nov. 28, 1975 Riverview gardeners plan tree lighting ·Jackson will remain in starting lineup • BEREA, Ohio (UPI) Cleveland Browns coach Forrest Gre~g plan~ to keep rookie Bob .Jackson starting at guard because of the good job he has done sillce veteran guard Bob McKay's neck injury curtailed his playing. "Jackson is a solid kid and he's getting better every_ week," Gregg said. Gregg Is also enthusiastic about right tackle Barry Darrow, who has subbed for Gerry Sullivan, and the rest of the offensive line. '"The line has played pretty darn well all year long, and especially in recent weeks," tile former Green Bay lineman insis~s. "We're getting especially fine performance from some." 'l'be Cleveland Browns, who This week's cage games II Pro lStandings ! National Football League Standings United Press International American conference East Miami Buffa lo Ball . • ~ New Eng . I N Y Jets I ' ~ yet to be done on the exterior. It has three ·bunk beds, a . table, and the bare necessities. They have no electricity or heat. The next showing they probably Will add will be a pot bellied stove. Shown in front of the cabin are, on left, front to back, Ed Sisson, Phil Ohlinger, and Jeff Reuter; seated, Bill Eich and Jim Qualls; standing, right, Dennis Satterfield and Kevin Betzing. · HIDEAWAY - Ed Sisaon and llOme of his friends started almost a year ago (last December) to build a log cabin high on a hill on his 'grandmother's 84-acre farm in Forest Run. Ed is the llOn ~f Mrs. Edith Sisson, Pomeroy, and his grandmother Is Mrs. Elma Holter. After months of work the cabin is almost completed,. There is a little work Pitt s Cin e in . H o u ston Cleve . W L T Pel. PF PA 7 3 0 ·.700 285 17 1 7 4 0 .636 152 275 6 4 0 .600 302 227 3 7 0 .300 188 240 2 8 0 .200 184 330 Central W l T Pet. PF PA 9 1 0 .900 28A 114 8 2 0 .800 225 175 7 3 0 .7 00 199 154 1 9 0 .100 134 290 west W l T Pet. PF . PA Oak lan d 8 2 0 .600 267 164 Ka n . City 5 4 De n ve r San Di ego 5 0 .500 214 217 6 0 .400 193 256 0 10 0 .000 110 24 9 National conference East W L T Pet. PF PA 51. Louis 8 3 0 .7 27 267 226 Da ll as 7 3 0 .700 257 203 Communists will go all out now was hinQ . 6 USBON, Portugal (UP!) The walkout by the sixth provbUonal government has lpUI'l'«l the Communists Into launchln@ an all-out offensive .uned at takln@ over Por· tugal and turnln@ It into a Sovlelltyle state. MallY top governtnent offl· the "flower revolu!lon" th~t opened with hope ·and ex- · pectation 19 months ago. The government went on strike last week to protest the rising anarchy In the capital's streets and the refusal of radical left-wing military forces to.il!tervene. The radical left has responded with a massive campaign in the streets, factories and barracks to force the fall of the government. , Communist leader AJvaro CUnha! set the aims of the offensive In a weekend news conference he gave after cutting short a . tour of Eastern Europe to return home. "By suspending Its ac· tlvitles, the sixth ·govenunent In effect resigned and should give way to a seventh government of the left, for· med by the left and with the policies of the left," he said. Socialist leader Mario Soares and Foreign Minister Maj. Melo Antunes, the leader of the military's · "moderate" faction, replied with predictions that a Communist victory would Foteign news commentary dall and political leaders predict the end re5ult may be ctvU war. nus ' opinion reflects the mountln@ deapalr and In· IIBCIII'Ity evident among the ordinarY people of Usbon, who have been silent specgton to the disintegration of VILL~GE PHARMACY BY LESLIE NAKASHIMA the Tallahassee Open last UP! Sports Writer May, shot a five under par SZ. MIYAZAKI, Japan (UP!) ' $-j17 for a six under par 138 - First round leader Hubert and vaulted from 16th place Green fired a two under par Into runner-up spot. 70 today and led a field of !M Alone In third was Kosaku pros from eight countries by Shimada, who will represent one stroke In the qcond Japarlln the World Cup next round of the $:11)0,000 Dunlop week in Bangkok, with a four Phoenix Golf tournament. under par :J4..'I4-68 for a five Green started badly by under pur 139. three putting from 12 feet for Defending champion a bogey on the first hole and Johnny Miller continued to bad a two over pur 38 on the have trouble with his putting front nine but picked up four and could do 1)0 better than a birdies on the back nine for a one over 38-35-73 for a one four under pur 32. He had a over par 145 and a 27th place two round total of a seven tie with eight others, Inunder par 137 on the 7,012 eluding Jerry McGee, winner yard pall 72 Phoenix country df the Pensacola Open, who cJub course. had a 74. Rlk Muse~ale, winner of ' A total of 64 sur· MON.~T. a.DSED SUNDAY VILLAGE PHARMACY ••' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PH. 992-5759 Warm and Beautiful Your Hom_e For The Holidays! •• .., , ....w ... ...._ '~ ARMSTRONG I'UT' SliP ~~~~e•:•~j· BRIWII UNOLEUM . cushioned vinyt. no waxing ,. · 1nd calors. • style C • 35) . Sq Yd. Reg . $7.29 yd. · WIU. BUY ANY ROOM SIZE RUG! VALUES TO •200.00 CARPETS AND INTERIORS LOCATION: .u5 3110. STREET lOX .571-IACN, OHIO 45771 • ~[}{]@GID r------NEW SHIPMENT OF H o c k e y Association ·Standings By ·u nited Press International (Late Night Games Not Included I East W. L . T Ph. Cleveland 8 8 2 18 Cincinnati 9 11 0 18 New England 8 1t 1 17 Indianapolis 7 11 0 14 West w. L - r . Pts. Houston 12 7 0 24 Minnesota 10 8 1 21 San Diego 8 8 2 18 Phoeni x 7 9 2 16 Denver 1 11 1 15 Canadian W. L · T. Pts. Wi nnipeg 15 7 0 30 Quebec 15 7 o 30 Cal gary 10 8 1 21 Edmoriton 9 13 2 20 Toronto 5 11 2 12 Thursday's Results Ind ianapolis 3 Winnipeg 1 Minnesota s Cl.ncjnnafi 3. Calgary at Phoeni x Quebec at San Diego Friday's Games • Winnipeg at Toronto Edmon ton at Houston Denver at New Eng land I ndianapolis at Cleveland ' 3 7 0 .300 159 234 2 -8 0 .200 162 226 Politicians have in- . P~ i la . Central terpreted Carvalho's W L T Pet. PF PA reluctance to assume power x Min n . 10 0 0 1.000 278 116 as due to a fear on his part Det roit 6 s· Q . .545 !9A 203 Green that · the move would fail Bay 2 8 0 .200 168 219 because of opposition- from Chicago 2 8 0 .200 97 279 West the heavily populated central W L T Pet. PF PA lC -Los and northern regions. An g . 9 2 0 .8 18 26iJ 120 This Impasse and leftist San S 5 0 .500 193 175 dominance In Us bon's streets Fran 1\f\anla 3 7 0 .300 135 191 has given rise to widespread Mew Orleans 2 8 0 .200 111 259 discussion of the government )(c l inched d ivision titl e shifting its headquarters to Thur sday's Results Oporto, leaving Carvalho and Buffalo 32 Sl. Loui s 14 ge les 20 Detro it o .the far left behind to create a Lo s AnSund.ay's Games " Lisbon commune" until A!lenta at Oakland at Green Bay sufficient military f.orces Chicago Houston al Cincinnati could be mobilized to oust · Kansas Cit y at Bal timore Min'nes ola al Washington them. New Orleans at Cleveland The commune suggestion N .Y . Gian ts at Da l las it tsburgh at N .Y . Jets refers back to the "Paris PSan De igo a t Denver F rancisco commune" created by ex- San lphia tremists In the spring of 1871 Phil adeMonday 's Game while the French government New England at Miami , night National Hockey ·League Standings ruled from the provinces. An By United Press lnterni1tlonal estimated :11),000 extl'emilit's . Nationa t•B•sketbaii ' 'Association campbell conference Standings Patrick Division died when the government By United Press International w. L. T. Pts. taught Its way back into the Eastern Conference Philadelphia 15 3 5 '35 A11antic Division NY Islanders 10 1 5 • 25 capi!al. 1~ W L. P~l . GB Atlanta 8 12 2 18 For a European nation to r Philolfelphia 10 5 .667 NY Rangers 8 13 2 18 ·a 6 .571 1 ? Smythe Division think· of provoking a similar. eBoston utlalo 9 7 .563 11 ~ W. L . T . Pts. situation in the latter hall of N ~w Yor k 7 12 .368 5 Chlcogo 10 4 8 28 · Central Division St . LOu is 8 8 5 21 the 20th century may seem W. L. Pet. GB Vancouver 8 9 S 21 almost unbelievable. B~t that Atl anta tO 6 .625 Kan sas Cit y 6 12 J 15 Wash ington 7 8 .467 2h M innesota 8 4 16 0 is what Is happening In New Orleans 7 8 .467 21 1 Wales Conference Portugal today. Houston 7 a .467 21 1 Norris Division •• 1 Hubert Green leads Dunlop action STORE HOURS: 8:30 to 8:00 . I provoke a civil war, "If the sixth goverrunerit falls, there will ·a terrible convulsion," Soares said. "U the price of liberty Is to fight, then we will fight with weapons in our hands." The white-hot political rhetoric was matched In the military sector with units in the north and central regions pronouncing in favor of the government. Military security chief Gen. Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho gave the support of his troops In the Usbon mlntary region, which he commands, to the Com· munists and radical factions to the left of the Communists. Carvalho's refusal to provide the goverrunent with security provoked .the ministerial walkout last week. But an effort to oust him failed when , Lisbon troops threatened rebellion unless he was reinstated. Carvalho's position In the crisis has been controversial. He ha~ actively and publicly tried to subvert the government, while at the same time rejecting demands from An· tunes either to resign or take full power for the far left. World 4 · o .600 25 1 Ill ? NY Giants Malone at Be ll ar m in e {Ky . I To urn ey OHIO COLLEGE Tiffin at Palm Beach Atlanta BASKETBALL RESULTS { F i a I Tour n ey United Press International Saturday Friday Ohio Stat e at Butler Dyk e at Steubenv ille Ke nt Stat e at Notr e Dame Hall of Fame Tournam ent Ohio North ern at Miami Springfield, Mass . Xa vi er at Pu rdu e Ohio Uni~Jersity vs . Cleveland 51 at Cin c inna t i Ma ss ac husetts Hillsda l e !Mi chl at Young s· Mennonite Classic at Blulfton town St Cedarville at Gface CotleQe Ba ldw Jn .Wa llace at M ar shall ( Ind . ) Tourn ey Ash land at Dayton Defiance at Heid elb erg Golden Sta ie 106 Milwaukee 105 Ohio Wesleyan at Kenyon Grove City ( Pa . t at Mount Friday' s Games Un ion Atlanta at Boston Woo ster at Den ison sea 111e at Phi ladelphia U of M ich Dearborn at Milwa ukee a! Chi cago Ca pital New Or leans at Kansas City Morris Har vey {W. Va . ) at Buflato a! Los Angeles - Mariella F!nr tla nd al P hoe ni x Witm ing ton at Otterbe in Wi ttenb erg a! Ear lham ( lnd ) Wi lberfo rce at Central St 'Am erican Basketball Ur bana at No . Ken tucky St Association Stand i ngs Walsh at Ga nnon (Pa .) By United Pr ess International Oakland (Michl at Wrigt1t 51 East W L . Pet. GB Ohio u at Ha ll of F ame Tourney Kentucky 11 5 .688 at P alm Beach Atla nti c 9 5 .643 1 Tiffin New York 9 8 .529 21 ~ Tour ney St. Louis at Belt ar mi ne 3 14 . 176 812" Maline Virg inia Tourn ey West .... W. L . Pet. GB Cedarvill e at Grace Co ll ege Tourn ey Indiana 10 5 .667 ~ Denv er 10 5 .667 BEULAH San Antonio 9 s· .64 3 I .. Utah 3 12 .200 1 GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!) · Thur!day's Result - Ariel Beau, a 19-1 shot Utah 128 Kentucky 126 (Q T ) Friday's Games ridden by Blake Collins, led Virginia at New York all the way to win the Indiana at St. Loui s D en~Jer at Sa n Antonio featured $5,600 eighth race at THIS WEEK'S r----------·- , II vived the cut of a four over pur 1411 for the low 60 scores and ties to qualify for the. final two rounds Saturday and Sunday In quest of the $40,000 first priie. Of 17 American com· petitors on the U.S. to~r, Ben Crenshaw, Miller Barber and Brian Allin were knocked out. Crenshaw, who missed the cut for the second straight year, shot a 76 for a 150 although he fired ' a seven under par 65 for the best pro, am competition Wednesday. Barber had a 75, also for 150. Allin skied to a 79 for a 159. Greim, a favorite with a Japanese gallery, sank a· ~essure par putt of 10 feet on the second hole after his threeputt bogey on the first hole. But he chipped onlY a yard away In deep rough off the green and bogeyed the parthree sixth hole. He birdie~! the seventh but he three putted from 35 feet for another bogey on the ninth for a two over par 38 on the front nine. Green sank birdie putt of 20 feet on· the loth, two. on the lith and 12 oo the 12th. He hit a wedge shot 25 feet from the pin and sank the putt for another birdie on the 16th to be a four under Par 32 on the back nine. had only a light limited driU Thanksgiving Day, were to have a full-scale workout, today at Baldwin-Wallace College in getting ready for weekend action. Billy Lefear did not GaEAT SELECTION Montreal Los Ange les Plllsburgh Detro it Washington Lay-Away Early While Selection Is Good. -Gift Certificates- FREE GIFTWRAPStore Hours: 91o 5 Mon . . Fri. 9101 Sal. heritage house Middleport, Ohio "The Family Gift"1 .. · ~IDDLEPORT TROOP 39 A practice for the Middleport Christmas parade was held at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport juniors. Plans were also started for the annual Christmas party. 59 N. Second 51. • Middleport, Ohio Channel W. L. 16 4 12 10 9 9 6 14 ,3 17 Red Rose DOG FOOD p.m. 3 BROUGHT TO YOU BY Nelson's Drug Slln GEO. HALL 3 2 2 4 2 J5 26 20 16 8 TUES .-THURS. 8:30-1:00 CHESTER - A turkey and a bushel of fruit will be given lo the Meigs County Senior Ci lizens Cenl<lr at Christmas lime, acco rding to pla ns made when the Young Wives Club of Chester met at the home of Mrs. Ruth McGrath . The club set Dec. 17 at Seddon's on the Grand Central Mall for its annual Christmas dinner . Mrs. Esther Mays was chosen as "Girl of the Year" for the club. The January meeting will be held at the home of L. T. Pts. Buffa lo 4 1 33 Boston 6 27 Toronto 6 6 24 California 9 1>~ 2 20 Thursday ' s Results Montreat 2 NY Islanders 1 Kansas Cit y 3 St. LOU iS 2 Fridi!IV'S Games Toronto at Atlanta Buffalo at CaHfornla \ W. 16 11 9 s Red Rose Dog Food Dog Nuggets • Dog FRI . &SAT. , , 30-2: 00 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 ' Meal Pomeroy ATHENS _ Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio held a monthly in-service meeting Nov. 7 at the County Extension Office in Athens. Shirley Slater, assbclate professor of home economics at Ohio University, •presented the third program In a series dealing with communications durlng the morning session. SUGAR RUN MILLS Pomeroy Mullwrry Av t · . ..• u • . You're Invited To Our 15th Anniversary and Ouistmas ' DUDLEY'S FLORIST ' ' ll was reported that eight members attended the Region 11 ga rd en club meeting held in Middleport recently. Mrs. Nellie Vale gave the radio program on gardening this month and Miss Ruby Diehl reported on the flower show ~nd thanked !hose who helped , par· ti cularly Vernon Weber, Qwaine Weber and Harvey Erlewine who assisted in table arrangements for the show. Mrs . Norman Wlii , a member of the Star Garden Club was a guest for the meeting . Devotions were given by Mrs. Erlewine who read "The Arl of Thanks· giving," and Mrs. Nelson who gave " Thanksgiving Day," concluding with prayer. For roll call members gave their favorite ivy; and I he Mrs. Norma Hawthorne and information on joining the group can be obtained (rom any member. Refreshments were served by the hosi<Jss. Others att.Jnding were Sara Bailey, Mrs. Ula Van Meter, Mrs. Linda Well, Mrs. Norma Hawthorne, Mrs. Ja ye Coates, Mrs. Susie Beeler, Mrs. Betty Maynard, Mrs. Brenda LaDeaux, Mrs. Marilyn Spencer, Mrs . Karen You ng and Mrs. Avice Spencer. ·Sunday, November 30 ' 11100 AM to 5:00 PM ftl f"l PH. 992·2039 .... I :;~: I ,,_......~ BAKER FURNITURE STEAMBOAT INN unday, ov. ' Hrs • : . : W kdays 6 : : Ph• 940 2SlS R acmt:, , Obi 3rd St. FROM THE FRIENDLY ONES! 1U~L(~() On (ON WEEKENDS) 1 1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term Ninety clar in~ ptrtelty withdrawn 111tere If maturity dltt. OOME IN, BRING ANEIGHBOR AND BRaNSE SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS MUMS, AZALIA$, KALANCHOIS, GLOXINIAS, POINSITTIAS, TIIIARIUMS 20" 0 , CASH & CARRY ' Package contains four square feet of wall cork for exciting ....,.::::)accent on wall . ~nw~ The Frierdy Ones 297 12'' x24" PANELS Eight square feet of beautiful, subtle decorating for home or office . Modern, easy-care panels. REG. 5.39 387 Tilt Athens Co111ty 296 Stellllll St.Co. """··· Lo• PDmtrev, Ollie "THE DEP"AR TMENT STORE ARTIFICIA~ DECORATIONS Manton Corp. REG. 3.89 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK ·CO. CHRI~J:MAS C~_~_DERY 12" x 12'' PANELS arw NO PURCHASE NECES$ARY "" SELF-SnCK INTEREST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH THRU DECEMBER 6TH REFRESHMENTS IIH" Another Good Buy! Natural cork panels offer warm, dark, wall to wall riChness. Full W' thick panels absorb sound, give dramatic depth to complete wall or a quiet corner. CHR'ISTMAS OPEN HOUSE ''" '.. Refreshments & Door Prizes MRS. MILLARD VAN METER ' ' ' 775-1906. 2 Piece LIVING ROOM 0 SUITE'149° .. ... , 59 N. SECOND ST. VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES BE SURE TO REGISTER! We've filled our shop with the spirit of Chl'islmas ~nd we kr;tow. you'll enjoy seeing. everything that ts new and beautiful for this hoi iday season. Circle the date now ... · Pomeroy Flower Shop .. ' ' '' Southern Ohio Distributor . Phone Day or Night (614) From BAKER'S Her Communtcatwns, . focm:ed on co mmunicahng w1th teenagers. , In the ~fternoon, pu_bbc affa1rs cha1_rman. Pat Ught and Executive Dire~tor Kay Atkins spoke on lhe1r recent attendance at the annual meetmg of Planned Paren!hood Federation of America In Seattle. The key topics discussed at the in-service meeting were the use of nurse clinicians and the effects of malpractice insurance. PPSEO's next in-service is scheduled for Dec. 5 in Meigs County. INVITES YOU TO THill ANNUAL ' Wood fiber insula1ion, one of the few companies with ali Federal Approvals. program by Mrs. Eugene MONDAY Atkins ca rried out lhal MEIGS COUNTY Salon I heme. Mrs. Williamson read 710, Eight and Forty, annual • "'1t#" .... "Which Ivy Is ll ?" She said Christmas dinner, 6:30p.m. lhal English ivy is a multiple al the Meigs Inn. Members purpose plant which serves reminded lo lake food for a well as a good ground cover basket. Secret pal gift exand is happy in either change. Drawing for afghan . shade or sunshine, is Denise and Sherry Marshall good for fen ces, grows to be guests at the party. in wi~dow boxes , hang· ing boxes or terrariums. She said lhal ivy is good for TUESDAY floral arrangements an d MGM CORVE'ITE Club, weddin g reception 7:30 p.m. al Oscar's Hiverdecorations. Those she boal Room, Gallipolis. All mentioned were fan ivy, gold area Corveli<J owners invited heart, sweethearts, Irish lace lo attend . Orders for jackets Middleport, Ohio and glacier. will be taken . Mrs. Robert Canaday had an exhibit of ivy on the dining room table which co mplemented lhe crystal and silver used by the host.Jsses. Ughted candies floated In the punch bowl and other orange candles were used in the decor. MEAT - Meat Loaf, Roast Beef, Ham· Mrs . Dayton Parsons gave burger Steak , Flounder Fish, Ham. timely reminders for December . She said now is VEGETABLES Green Beans. Corn , the lime to trim hollys and Noodles. Potatoes (home fries. mashed. evergreens for holiday scalloped) . decorations, to sow seeds of hardy annuals, to remove SA LAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage O!eese, malted leaves from the lawn , Applesauce and Peaches . and to send for new seed cala logs. She suggested PIE - Coconut Cream . Appl e. Peach. removing snow from the evergreens wl th a broom handle and reminded the poinsettias need a sunny window away from the draft S N 30 8 30 2 ()() where the temperature is hetween 70 and 75. ()()-8 The traveling prize fur· ee 30 nished by Mrs. Pauline Atkins was won by Mrs. '7" 0 Williamson . ~.......~.........~.,.. .H . .~..............4»4................. I Plan to be with us for our "Opening" of the Christmas Season, and our 15th Anniversary Celebration. ~ DEA.LER WANTED PPSEO has meet spe~ch: "F,~cilltating ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL Best ·In Live Entertainment RUTLAND - The Rutland Garden Cl ub, meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Harvey Er1ewine, voted to se nd a gift of money to the Athens Mental Health Center lobe used loward purchasing Christmas remembrances for palients. The club also discussed the Christmas flower show of county clubs on the theme "Visions of Christmas" to he held Nov. 6 and 7 at the Pomeroy Elementary School, and will send money on expenses for that. The ·annual Christmas party wassel(or Dec . 8 at the home of Mrs. C. 0. Chapman with Mrs . Ann Webster and Mrs. Harry Williamson as cohostesses. Preceding the party members will go to Craw's Steak House for a dinner. Young Wives Club plans gifts to senior citizens TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY T . Pts. The show will also feature and Mrs . Eichard Rupe , se veral 'l emon s lralion s dw-ing t11c two-day show . Pomeroy . Mrs. Frieda I.ieving and - Visions of Christmas from Nature by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Beulah Ullerback of the Pomeroy Senior Citizens Howard Nolan, Syracuse. Cent er will demonstra te - Handicraft Articl es, Meigs Coun ty Senior Citizens "Contrived Chrisimas PoinCenler . sellias": Darrel Taylor of - ilow t.o Handle the Racine, also active in the Holiday Hungries, holiday Senior Citize ns program, will 1·ecjpes by the Meigs Ex· show how lo make wood carved flowers, and Mrs. lensi un Service . - Happiness is ~ A Good Earl Dean, Chester, a Book, Meigs County member of the Chesler Libraries and the Book- Garden Club will show lechniques on making thistle mobile. Bird House s and flowers. Mrs. Earl Ingels, Jr. is Feeders, !he advanced biology class of Wahama general chairwoman of the High School, Mason, W. Va. show, an annual event of the with William Buckley, in- Meigs Coun ly Garden Clubs Association . structor . souvenirs from Mrica by Mr . Soc·lal : : Rut/at1d gardeners to donate money to mental health center ·: Calendar POMEROY BROWNIFS Z71 Meeting Monday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School, the Pomeroy Brownies worked on a craft project after Susan Jones led In the promise and PeMy Kirby gave the pledge. The girls were again reminded that the $2 registration fee is due and should be brought to the Monday night meeting or sent to Mrs. Vera JohhllOn, leader. 011 Tuesday 12 of the girls marched in the Pomeroy parade. Plans were made for them to also march in the Christ· mas parade In Middleport on Monday. At the Monday night meeting the American legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 presented the troop with an American flsg. strates his techn iques for furniture ref inishing, repa iring and proPer care . See how easy it is to bleach wood, ctean bran, fill dents and scratches and restore your fine furniture to its original beautv, plus many other how-to household t i p&. TIME: 3:00-3:30 DATE 11 ·2'·75 STATION WSAZ ··Visions of Christmas," th~ Meigs County Chri stm as Flower Show lobe held atlhe Pomeroy Elementary School on Saturday and Sunday, !Jpc. 6 an d 7, will include a number of dispiays in the educational division that are non-<!ompetilive and open lo !he public. These are in addition to the 36 classes for specimens and artistic designs for adull.s and juniors as wdl as three classes in educational competitive displays. The seven non-<!ompelilive educational classes are as follows : - Hobbies and Christmas ci'afls. - .African Curi os, including ca rvin gs, dried flowers, Com- :·!· POMEROY BROWNIE3 76 Hand puppets were made out of llOCks at the Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy Troop 76 held at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Arrangements were made to march In the Middleport Christmas parade Monday night. Trlna Reeves gave the flsg salute and promise. Refreshments were served. •• Ph. ft2-2176 Chain POINSETTIAS ~1 97 711~1 POMEROY, 0 . Me Culloch VISIT OUR STORE i ,,, I FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS PLAYING NITEL Y Adams Division s Equipment Ql. ____________ _J Saws Fqurteen Meigs County Girl Scout Troops braved the cold weather to participate in the parade which ushered in the holiday se&llOn in Fvmeroy. Saveral of the troops will also march carrying scout banners and American flags in the .Middleport Santa parade on Monday evening. Scouting continues to grow in Meigs County with Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, reporting the organization of two . new troops at Harr'.sonvill~ . The leaders of the Brownie Troop there will be Mrs. Susan Hebner and Mrs. Jan Hatfield, while the junior troop leaders wiU be Delores Gails and Mrs. Mary Ash. Materials of all kinds for use m the scouting program are avaUable at the Athens Sl!rvlce Center which is opened on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:30a.m. to 3:30 . p.m. Mrs. Liz Nutter, the new field director, is there to assist leaders and assistant lenders in selecting what they need. The center, incidentally, is located In the Security Bank Building. Mrs. Thoma · reports that the Parkersburg Art Center offers a quantily of opportunity for 5C(}U!B. Located at 220 Eighth Si. in Parkersburg, the center has an educational coordinator, Mrs. lewis, who will work with leaders to arrange badge work. There are also a vareity of displays on exhibit at all times for leaders who might like to take their troops there for a tour. "'' ~ ex lcnded !hanks lo lhc dub mu nit y C hri slmas tr ee fur lhe planter she received lighling was planned when whi le a pal ie nl in th e members of the Riverview lwsp ilal . A Thanksg iving card and Garden Club mel at !he home I ray (.1£ cookies were pre pared of Mrs. Hunald Cowdery for and sen! lo lhc president , 1 he ir November mee tin g. Mrs. Hnnald Osborne who has Servi ng as co-host-ess was been ill . Names were drawn Mrs. Thomas Spencer. for a gifl exchange lo be held The devo lion topic was al Ihe Christmas party, Dec. "Two Golden Days" by ·Mrs. Harliss ~'ra nk . Roll call was 16. Mrs. D. C. Riebel was answered by members ex- we lcumctl as a new member. For I he prog ram Mrs. Gene changing homemade cookies . Wilson and Mrs. Ly le Mrs. David Chadwell, vice Balderso n showed the presiden l, was in charge of mem be r~ how lo make angels the business meeting. Gifts were brought for lhe patients from be ll shaped styroat lhe Athens Mental Heallh foam , fake fur , sequin s Cenle r and Mrs. Waller and small dull heads. Re fr eshments usin g th e Brown will deli ver then lu the Thanksgivin g theme were ce nt er. Mrs. Frank Bise served by !he hostesses to 18 members. The door prize was ;t.::::::::::~:::::~:;::;::::::~:::::::::::::::.;:::::;. : -:· :·:·:~:~. awarded lo Mrs. Chadwell. HP-EtJSVII.I.i': - 1 Cleveland 6 11 .353 41 1 Western conference Midwest Division w. L. Pel. Ga Detro it 9 s .6-43 Kan sas City . 5 a .385 311 Milwaukee 6 10 .375 4 Chicago 3 11 '.21.4 6 Pacific Qiv islon W ~ - Pet. GB Go td,en·State 11 .688 (,.os Angeles 12 7 .632 11 Sea ttl e 10 8 .556 2 6 6 .soo 3 Phoenix Portland 7 9 ,4j8 4 ' Thursday's Resulh New York 96 washington 9o Kansas City 95 Cleveland 91 1 -------------, MEIGS International Harvester New kiN Equipment I « By Charlene Hoeflich Beulah Park from Golden '·' Hush Thursday. t '. Pin's Babby was third. Ariel Beau covered the six ' r.' furlongs over a sJoppy track t in 1:12 4-li, and returned $41.00, $18.80, $6.41!. The 1·1 daily double of Jolly LEARN THE SECRETS Kentucky and Candy Bag was OF FURNITURE CAR worth $50.20. The 2,796 thoroughbred see Homer Formby. Master racing fans wagered $282,296. An ti que Aenorer as he demon- I AND ROLL ' ENDS. practice because he broke his leg In 111$t .Sunday's triumph over the Cincinnati Bengals. Defensive back John Pitts and receiver Reggie Rucker, also injured, confined lheir work to running. McKay also practiced, but kept contact to a minimum · because of the nagging neck Injury that appears to have lost him his starting assignment. ' '• DA UGHTER BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Ga ry K. Willford, Racine, announce the birth of a seven pound daughter, Tabitha Jo, Tuesday, Nov. 18 at the Holze r Medical Cente r. Gran dparenlq are Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Willford , Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Manuel, Jr., Racine. Grea t-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Johnson , Rac in e. Mr . and Mrs. Willford have another daughter, Ailsa Renee, four . ~:M~ OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" The Frlencly Ones ' OHWI 1\lo. Fritndlv Ij �1- The Datly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Nov. 28, 1975 ~n.Jvr "'Ptncer h r ' '''fllCI ~ d.4'f \.C. :t oo• VJPI '=Lind.1'f 'W.Aoo• 9 • a m m~f flil flQ .., 0 ,$~ ~ HJ Jill \ vnO.t't' ! \f ~..qe l t ''' rn te-hnq , 7 1h p m. Pr •'fl!t m tthrlq 'l.. edne':\da ,. 7 W" P m MIOOLE:PORT MT ' MOA:fA H IUIPT IST - Cocot t fo,.urttp JJNd ll~m . 1• deft 1 ~ "f , ( tOM tv «lnrr r N · Jr , <t)C IJ!f~t6r am. Mt OR~E ltoy ~un o.ty ll (j(!Jl Mr i U d m O 'illf CIIl _..,a Bob,. >iud'l. TUPPEtl • r:~ool 'UJrf m SUTTON - Ctmn :fl ~choo' 4 lf'i.!i no rflttr~lp -51 otad ll"llt --,'UfiiOI~ Jf'I"J(Jl II m HOIIITHEA.STCLUSTER • t' w llobrrt Mren; , ,& !f Jll P••for Otltrtis. Cru g,ar , T H E UN IT ED P m am k£HO C-HURCH OF CHRIST - GeorgeFreder•ck , ~upt Ser v ice we efr.l y , 9 Jl) am on SuoOitY Pr. t!'ac;hmy ' i r st and th 1rd Sunde-ys. of month b~ Cli fford Sm . th . 9 10 b ~ OB SON CHRI STIAN UHtON Darrell Doddr dl pastor Sun da y ~ choo !. 9 JO a m Leon ard Ci•tmor e l • r ~t t-ldcr , evenmg !lerv lc e. 7 30 P m Wedne!.diiY prayer mee t.ng 7 30 p m MT . MORIAH CHUA'CH OF GOO - Racme Rout e 1 The Re1,1 Chllrles Hand , pa,tor Sundav ~cl'l oo L 9 4.S am , mor n in g wo r sh ip, II a rn E ve nmg ~ennce!o Tuesd ay Md r r ida y , 7 lOp m BEARWALLOW RIOG£ CHU RCH OF CHRIST · · Doug 'Ie ama n m •n i!I H Brble sl udy , 9 10 ,, m morn mg worShiP 10 lO am , evel'u ng wor 5tl iP 8 p m Wedn es da'r' n~tlh ' J\ ible !oludy . fl p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom . Sunday School . 10 am w1t n Wil lard Plgoll . 1up t Evang eth t1 c message each Sunday e1,1cnlng . 7. 30 by Elder Ru&, e ll Ctlne. mm.ster 01 the Apo5tolic Fa•th Sibl e, Stu d y Wedne!day 1 JO p m 10 STIVERSVILL E COM PRESBYTERIAN MIN · M UNITY CHURCH - Sunday I STRY OF MEIGS 5C hOOI se rvice , tO am • COUNTY , Dwight L Zavltz . Pray er mee ting Thur' sday, 7 Purer Dirt, tor p m Sunday e11en.ng serv tc e, HARRISOijVILL E .tThe @[p)~~ ROAD JilL. HQW+"l. ., c. L4CJ( 1.8 GRATrJ'UDE GOING Oll'l' OF Bl'YLE? A111.1n In l..ong Beach, calif., called on the postmaster to commend hl.l111.11l carrier lor hll lallhlulneP to his Job, hll Cl011tie8y, lrlendllnw , and helplulnea. SOme Ume law- a relllf carrier Ulanked the 111.1n lor being 110 nice to call at the poll olflce about hl.l regular carrier. When the 111.1n e~preSIIed aurprl.le that anyone else knew about It, the relief carrier replied, "The whole poll office ilnow1 about 111 " Theuprwlon olgatltude II refreah1118tO hear, bull! Ia a 8ld conunentary on life todya that a lew warda ol appreciation llhould become tuch a new• IW"n. Is graUtutde going out of ltyle? Are the worda, "Thank you" ao acarce any more that they come11 a ahock and make unusual news? Perhapt, we have had 110 much that we have become accuatomed lo having plenty and just take things lor granted. Maybe we have forgotten about the atrul!lllea we had when life wun'lae ea1y . , A talent acoutlor a large organlzaUon had helped many talental young men and women on their way to succea. But as he renectatlo allthoae whom he had helped he couldn'tthink of more than a hail-dozen who ever thanked him lor his Ullltance. A diiC jOCkey had a program which was largely responlible lor setting lobe lor aome 2,600 unemployed persons. But he could only remember ten peOple who had ever taken the lime to thank him for hla help. A famouJ criminal a llorney who alated that he had helped 11ve '18 men from capital punlahment, admllled that not even one wh0111 he had helped ever bothered to thank him. Perhapt, the hardeat sin to excuse 1.8 Ingratitude . Vet, how many of us are guilty ollt. SOmetimes it Ill just thoughtJepnep on our part. II might do us all well to make life prayer of Oecqe Herbert our prayer : ''Clllr Flllller, Thou hatliJven ua10 much. Do pleue atve ut - more lhlnl - • crateful hearll " Sund11y Chur ch SchoQI, 9 30 a.m . Mrs Hom er Lee . Su pt , Mornln8 Worahlo . 10:30. MID LEPORT Sunday Chu r ch School , 9 30 am : Ri chard Vaughan . supt Mo rn ln ~ Worsh lc 10 . 30 a.m ', SYRACUSE Morning Wor l h l p , 9 a . m . Sunday Church St:hoa l . 10 am , Mrs Samp,on Halt Sunt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD ,.._ Re't' James o Guynn , pas ,o r . Sund ay tc hoo l. 10 am , Sunday wonh lp , 11 am .. Stmdav f't'e n ing ur't'lce , 7 p .m . , Wedn esday worship ser 11 1ce 1 30 p m. ' Re:~ William ICflltlel. paator RoMtd Dugan . Sunday School the drawen with crumpled up lleWIJIIPtrl, clote IJChtly ud lei IIIII nllllla lor a week or 10. U the odor hat aot dlaappen ed put Ia freah ne•"paper. A piece or two of charcoal Ia each drawer mlpt 1110 do the Irick, or aeveral hour• of hlKhl y •cented 10111, or a bowl of va nilla. - PQLLY. DEAR POI.L Y - My Pet Peeve II with the poor quality falrlc uaed to make pock ·~ In m_en•a troUiel's. The pants 0t11 loc* like new and bl.e hol11 womlll the pocMtll IIIII ... ...,. hard to ~• . , lilllblnd Ia an ewemtiwo MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob ert T. Bum91rner. Olrtetor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robert Havden Rov. D Wm . Sydensfrlcker CHESTER - Worship 9: IS am , Church School 10 a.m. POMEROY - Worohlp IO ·JO. .m Church Sc hool9 . 15 11 .m UMYF 6! JO p m ENTERPRISE - Worohlp 9 a m. Church $( hoot 10 a.m ROC~ SPRINGS worship 10 am Chur~:h Scnool 9 a .m. UMYF 6:30 P m. FLATWOODS - Worship rn Church Sc hool 10 am • Worship 10 30 em Chur c h Sc hool 9 ·30 a .m . UMYF 6 p m . RUTLAND Gt~r b e r Jo llr oy Ftutor Worship 10 :10 a m Ch urch Sc hool 9 JO •mSYRACUSE CLUSTER R I V. lit lcherd E. Jar vi i ASBURY - Wonhlp 11 am . Church School9 :50 n.m l st Tuesday 7 30 p m WISLEYAN -I Rac lne i - Sundey Sc hool 10 a m Worship 11om .; Jr . UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p.m ; Bible Sludv Thursday 1 p m. ChOir 11uch faster Preclln Thursday 8 p ,m LETART FALLS - Ch urch Sc hool hi , 2nd , 3rd Su n4jeys 10· 1S ,. m1 "'h Sunday 9 1.5 a.m.. ~.·. ors h l r 1st. 2nd , Jrct 'S undays 9: S a .m.; .tlh Suodov 7,30 p.m. MORNING STAR WonMp 9: 30 a m ; Church ~chr"'f 10. 10 • m ; Mtd week SENo<t WOCintsdtV I p.m. • BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sunday schop l 10 a m . Chur ch ser11 •ce 7 p .m Wednesday Bible Sl udy, 7 - · Walter P. B1ka csa n , pas tor Ronnie Sei ser. Sun dav scnooi su pt Sun da y sc ho o l 9 30 a m ; morning worshi p , 10 40 , t Sunda y even tng wo r ship , 1 30 ; Wed n es day even ing Bible UMW flr sl Tuesday . FORST RUN - Worsh ip 9 a m Churc h Sc hool 10 a m UMW th ir d Wednesday 7·Jo pm whose appearance Is ImMINERSVILLE - Worshi p portant and this fault occurs 10 a rn Chul' ch Sc hool 9 a m UMW lhlrd Mond•v 7:30p .m. In even the mOB\ expensive SYRACUSE Chur ch suits he buys. Does anyone Sc hool 9. 30 a.m Worshi p servi c e 7 30 p m else have any comments on SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Howard Shlv t te v these cheap devious ways? ~ev . Stev•n Wilson I have the perfect answer Re11 Zelia Kru srt wt kl BETHANY - COorcast lor the lady who has purworshiP 9 30 a.m. Church chased twin beds and does not School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Chu r c h Sc hool la1ow what do do wllh her big 9 30 am worship IO : JO 11m bed spread. ~nd end <tlh Sundays APPLE GROVE - Sund ay Push the two beds together hool • :30 am , Worship 1:30 when making them up and pScm lSI and Jrd Su nd ays. then U8e the original spread ~rftyer meet lno Wed nesday JO p m . F= ellowsh lp supper since they are so expensive 7flrsl Sa t urday 6 p m UMW today . Add a skirting flounce ~ nd t uesday 1 30 p '\1 LETART - Church to go around the lower part to ScEAST hool l si , ~ nd , 3rd. Sundays, udd n touch of glamour and 9 30 i' ,m , Fourt h Sund&y 10 · 10 a . n1 . wo rs h ip 2n d have the effect of a queen size supday 7:30 pm . "" Sunday bed a Ia Hollywood . - MRS . 9 ·30 e .m . : Preyer Meet ing Wednesday 1.30 p.m. UMW M. K. You ' II tract it da~n youth Chr•sl l an endeuor 6 30 p m , wor5hlp service 7 30 p m We dn esday evenmg prayer •meeting and Bib le study , 7 JO Pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pine Grove . The Rev Will i am M iddleswarth , Pa stor . Church Se nnces 9 lO am Sunday School IO · Joa m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST HEATH - C.O.B. DEAR MRS. C.D.B. - Fill am .. Supt. Cla nes for a ll aves : eveni ng ler'vl ce. 7 J() , Bible Dm RACINE CHURCH OF THE ttudy, Wedn eu dav . 7 •30 p m .. youth serv ices, Frida y, 1 NAZARENE - Rev John A Co rlman , pastor . Sund ay 7 30 p,m FREEWILL BAPTIST - School, ~ . JO a m , Gerald Wells , supt Morn •n g wo r ship, Corner Ash and Pl um . M id d\ eporl ; Noel Herrman , 10 : 30 8 m · : Sun day evenlno 1 30, Prayer p astor . Sat urday even 1nQ worship , se rv ice . 7 p m Sundlly school m ee ting , Wednesday , 7· 30 p t o ll m • Su nday evening m worSh ip , 7 D m Rev. Robert lumgarner POU.V'S PRORLEM DEAR POU.Y - Recently I had two antique chclts or drawers brought out or· ltorage. 1 ftnd there Ill an otrenllve odor ln the drawers. 1 have wlllhod them with cleaneera but the odor remains. Please help me. 1 will try anything. - MRS. comm un ion . IO ; JO Sunday even• ng ANT IQUITY BAPTIST MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL "- Third Ave , lhe Rev Freelana Norr•s , pa sto r . MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Nix odors with crumpled papers ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomero y . Harr ts onv 11Je Rolld Mike Girton . pastor Stcvtn Stanley , Sunoav ~choo l su p! Sunday school 9 30 am morning wor ship and CHRIST - Bible Schoo! 9 lO , morn1ng worship 10 30 cHu'RCH - N ear Lon; am Bo llom . Edsel Hart , pastor am , Sunday eVening wo r sh• P Sunday sc hool. 10 a . m • serv ice . 7 p.m , cho ir practtce Chur ch , 7 30 p,m • prayer Wed nesday 1 p m . Rev . Jeff mee ting , 7: 30 p m Thursday Ra nson . P astor llll Polly's Pointers 7pm Stud y, "IL 7•JO DAN • LE WESLEYAN - Re11 Lelon Glasur e. pas tor Sund ay Sc hool. 9 30 am YOUih and l unlor youth se r v i ce. 6 4S p m : evening worship , 1 JO pm .: , pr ayer and pral!e, Wednesd ay 7 JO OfiLVER RUN FREE BAPTIST M iles Tr out, paator , Sundav Sc hool , 10 am .. Leon Miller , supl Even i ng se ro,~ lce 1 1 p . m .: Pl'ayef meeting , Thurs day , 1 Pm •'4..-_ 4 • i 'j !\\ ')~ ~~· •.•mday t..cnoot • 10 iJ ~ • ~rvJCt Wutne~ ay , S(hO OI q JO 1 m Even in-g iltEEOS V fLLE !tunoar;"'Or!llh;p, 1 JO YJe-dnesdav Sc hool 9 JO am Wor!.h i p 1 30 pray er rneetJn9 . 1 .30 p m P m . , Pr~ver Meehnq 1 ~ .. PLAIHS Wo r 5~'11 p9a tTl Chur c.h Sc hool ;l" r .., 1)\.orr'llnq ~eTmon '\e'r mOfi. IC )6 am ~-:u1 do1'1f \-cb oo l Su~r ~undav 11 p ,m , a 'ru' PPEns tff ~hoof . A tiot . M111r•ft'r JOPPA - II Or sh jp 10, ~ m luesoay , U MYI 7.30 P m )st Thursdty SILVER RIDGE Wor lhi p 10 a m . Church ~ch oo l 9 a '': ./ ' \: • .., J Television log for easy viewing ... ~· FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21,1975 a DO-W innie lhe Pooh and T 1~ ger Too 3,4, College Foolball 6,13. B11ty Graham Cru sade 15. Counlrv .r~.-.. * 7f M usic Hit Parade 8, 10, Washington Week 1n Rev1ew , Pra'fer 1 lO p rn CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P '. m •fh pa~tor S.unday S.ch o.ol. 10 am , Ar Hu u Hen !on , \ rJp J , Morn in9 Wor!lh lp , 11 a m • Youn g Pf'Ople- "s !oE!' r Y•c e , 7 P' m Evemng serv•ce-, 1 30 P m weor.ew•v M ,o IJJee"Prater <.er v ice . 7 JO p m . Youlh me-elfn g. tJ 10 p m . E11t-rung wor~ hf (l , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R:ev He rber'! Cr at e paslor Wor !.t'llp !Jerv iu , JJ a .m an d 1 10 p m Sun day Sonday Schoo l, f1 JO a m R1c hard Barton . ~ u t~t Pra'ler meet •no . w eoneSOa'f , 1 10 p rn CUE!i\-, .. .t6 0uL.P- ~ -·.•."" '. CHURCH OF REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Po r'fla nd Ra ci ne Road Wilham Roush . paslor Oenn ,Evans . Sunday Sch OOl Dir ector Sun da y Sc hool. ~ JO ~ m Morning worShip 10 30 am . Sunda'r' e11en•no se r v1ce J p m Wednesday eventng prayer se r viCeS . 7 lO p .m . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - Rev Earl Shuler pa!olor Wo r sht P sennce , 9 JO am , Sunday schoo l, IO· JO am .. Sible stu ay and pray er se rv i~e lhur s_E!!Y· 7: 30 p .m- CARLETON CHURCH - Kmgsbu r y Road Gafy Kmg . pastor sundaY sch ool. 9 30 am .. e-wen lng wor ship, 7 30 p m Pray er meet.ng , Wed nesdav 7 30 p m LONG ·,,, ' "' " ., • ,, 10\.~ • • o<e· ~ ~ • '- ,,~ .."'' '>~"-' .,_. ..~· ... .;~ " 23'2·6 Tue.llday ThUI'Ild.oy Mad 13:32-37 I Tbeosalon~ans 3 11 -13 Isn't that the way nis With almost everything? The way*" reacl fDa silllation sooftondopends upon the way ij affects us porsonally We arenllobeblatned lor this, yotwe should stoptoth1nk lhallherearetwo sides to eve'Y story We should no1 Judge the mentor a v~&wpolnt on whether or not ij agroos will1 our own op;niorJ The Church Is used to dilferon1 vi4!WPOinls, fD cootroversy. nhas liwd will1 cha"9mg times and opir11ons lor centuries, and~ has,.._ boef\1110fo W1vo!Ve<i than H1s today The Church is changing as change is neeaed, ever ready 10 xwes11931e end to explore the new. Have you been keep~ng up Wlth ft? Saturday Romans 13 :12· 13 Sctlptu/1$ Col)rrlghl 1175 worS h ip, 7 p m, Ractne Ph. 949-9591 MT HERMON CHURC H OF THE UNITE D. BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rev James H Lea ch , pasto r WHITE ' S CHAPEL Coolv i ll e R 0 Re 11 Dee ter pa slor Sunday sc hoo I. 9 30 am , worshtp servic IO · JO a m B1ble 51ud v a n d pra ye r service. Wedn esda y. 7 30 p m •• , Rlil'LAND . ,.. RUTLCHURCH AND 0F Kasle r . CHRIST Rod pas tor , V H Br aley . Sunda y sc hool s up! . Sunday sc hoo I. 9 30 am · wo r ship serv 1c and communion , 10 : 10 am ~ · you th meeting, 6 p m Sunda y even•no se rvice , 7; r eg ul a r ~~~~d7 ~~e. tlng . third Sal u r RUTLAND COMMUNIT y CHURCH undav School 9· 30 a.m ., wor sh ip service , 11 e. m Wednesday Praye r ..• . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Adams , lay lea der CHURCH CHRIST OF JESUS Lo cuted at Ru tland on New Lima Ro ad. r\ e~~: t to Fore st Acre Park ; Rev . Ray Ro use , paslor , Ro ber t Musser, Sunday Sc hool supt S und ~y SChOOL lO ·JO e.m , w orsh •p 7 JO p .m Bible Stu d y. Wednesd&y , 1 · 30 p m , Satu r d~v niOhl p r~v o r ser vi ce i 10 p m HlloiLOCK CHRISTIAN ~atson . G~OVI Roger , pastor , Wallact s upt ,. morning worah l p, 9: 30 , church school 10 j 30 J young people ' S mtellng , t. ' 30 p m , evening &radtord , worsh ip. 7·30 p m.; Blblt Jludy,_Wtdntsdtv . 7:30 o.m.• 11 , "''14.• 1< nll. r ·~r~ R.c~ Ccc;d Cox , ·p;$tor School sup! , Joe ~ un d ay STUD'( RfAL HARD AT 111' START,I¥«111'11iET 8~HIHD MD 111' WORK WILL GET fA'>IER AMD fASIER AS .-...:...'-~ I GO ALOHG • 50 hiUCH· by ll'te MttriU n 8 tbl e So<tety Inc S11uburg. V11gono1 0. Pomeroy 307 Sprmg Ave . Dlal992-2318 Two Locations 59 N. Second Sf Middleport, 0 . 46 Court St. Gallipolis, 0 . We Fill All Doclors Prescri ptions Pomeroy 992 ·2955 LOUIS W. 05borne Pomeroy .Ph. 992·2178 MASON CH RCH 1 1 am and 7 P m , B1 ble Study Wednes day 1 p rT1 , vocal mus ic ' 214 E. Mam FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - Corner of Sec ond and An'derson , Mason Pastor , v:'a lt er Clo ud Sunday sc hool. ~ oi S a.m ; worship service, 11 a 01 and 7 30 p.m Weeki'; Btbl e study . Wednesday 1 JO P m I , MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO, Dudding Lane, Mason . Va , Chest er Tennant, P es to r SundeV Sch()ot 9 tiS am 1 Chi ldren '!> Churc h 6 45 p m . , Young Peop le 's St'! r-w lce W 6 45 Pm · E"va ng ellsllc HA~TFO~D CHURCH OF others past or Sunday Sc t'!ool. 9.30 a m .. James Hughes, supt , cven .ng ser-wlce. 7 30 p .m . WednesGav evening prav er mee ting , 7 . 30 p m . Youth pra yer service eac h 1 uesday FAIRVIEW C..1UA CH, L&litr'l , W BIBLE V~ , AI I , Rev Ge orge Ho sc har , paslor Sunday School 9 30 ,. m Pr ayer and Bible \ ludy 7 :. JO p m. Cottage Prayer ~ cr.J i ce Tucs dey , 10 a . m . WorShiP Serv ic e, Tl'1ursday , Sayre . s unda y sc hool. 9 •s am . ; Sunc:lav evening wor 1 30 p m '' ~~E:~2~ tine's dad Egg-shaped Attend lhe Church of Your Choice Pomerov Ph. 9f2.J491 v..ouL.Wnou RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE IF~--¥= TRIED IDTAI<E ){)U< HAID CFF z - Home lite Saws Chesler ulous U.S. state For Soturdoy, Nov. 21, 1175 ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll IS) 3S Work unit 34 Lubricate Jewel Foo\81epe Seek not yo ur pleasures in grou ps or among crowd s today Happmess comes th rough th e company of one you chens h above all others laucet (2 wds.) TAURUS (April 20· Moy 20) Today you II lmd t1me to do that postponed labor al l ave It may be small to others but heart and m.nd com bm e to make It a b•g thmg prayer The Store wllh A Heart Ph . 949·3342 Ph. 992-1863 Bakers of Good Bread Hunllngton, W. Va. M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA .FOODLINER DORA HAO HER BABY ... A OH, L(TIO OF THING& HAPPENED SEVEN · PO.JND 0CN .KAll-IY WHILE YOU WERE GOT ENGAGED ... ROXANNE. 15 DOING FINE: WITH THE AWAY •. NEW RE5roN&I61LI'llE5 WE GAVE: HER .... ~~ One teller simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, clc. Single letlers. ... AND OUR &PRING THAT'& ALL (700.0 NEW& I apollrophes, the length and formation of lh e words are •II 13UT, JANIE , I HAVE. -mE hlats. Eac:h day the code leiters are dUierent LI NE 1& COMING' FEELING YOJ'RE HOLDIN0 AlONGJU&T DREAT.~' CRYPTOQUOTES SOMETHING 13ACK! ANALM NAL CD QAC YPW U EDJB EFRFRQ, C F ZA W FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convenient Localions p GJC FC EFCCEA FC CD CYA FCW W FE- FW W DZ A- BFT TF UJE C ZFRC - BDR . N&N SPORT SHOP 300 E. Main Pomeroy PH. 992-5081 •• • WILKINSON'S ' ' • AFTERNOON NAP ? ' ' •• 1Aidlll1•t ' '· ' I S1tu a11ons that may be chancy lor others could prove to be sure thmgs for you as long as you don't push you r good fortune beyond reason CANCER (June 21-July 22) You re a lar more sparM img per so n today th an you realtze Don t hide yo ur light under a bush el Let your rays srune torth bnghtly LED (July 23-Aug. 22) You have mass•vc sex appeal IO· day not m the p hys1ca1 sense but 1n yam demeanor wh1ch members of the oppost\e sex f1nd •rreslst1ble VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sipl. 22) THOSE STUPID C()l(()fE5 /liE CCW.PI.ffELI( \KNILl ZfO. .. THEI( EAT 6UNNIES' 11M GOING HOME WHERE I CAN HAVE A GOOD OLD-FASHIONED CAN Of REAL D06 .FOOO! t ' GOEGLEIN READY .MIX Dl,lfm.nl4 SAIRY-- DO 'IE HAVE ENNY TROUBLE GITTIN ' 'lORE 'IOUNG · UN TO TAKE HER Sm•ll Engine Sates & Service 498 Locust St. Middleport Ph. m -3092 ' GEMINI (May 21·Juna 20) Wh1 le others b•de the•r t•me at tu n and games. you should ke ep you r nose t o the qrmdsto ne today The 'ewards w111 enable yo u lo pl ay beller la ter Midway Market-Pomen71 Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 .. The FImist in Mobile Homes 1100 E. Mil in Pomeroy Ph.992·7034 WINNIE Church and Olflce Supplies- Gifts 99 Milt Sf. Middleport POWELL'S SUPER VAW KINGSBURY HOME SALES &.SERViCE. .INC. II LONGFELLOW MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport, Ohio '' The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy. Ohio •• Fine Food& Service Locust Sf. ' . Middleporl · · Dialm.5248 ' HEINER'S. BAKERY to work AXYDLrAAXII McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Meigs County Brlnch THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS , &LOAN CO. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how " Hell " Dealer •.• II · LIBRA (Sept. 23-Dct. 23) In "Mondo-" Open a m--t-1- RACINE PWMBING & HEATING RACINE FOOD MARKET 10:00-ABC News Closeup 6,13; Carol Burnell a,10; Soundstage 33. 11 DO-News 3, 4,8,10,13, ABC News 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway 15; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. 1; : 15-Movle " The Man and the Monster' " 6. I I 30-College Baskelball 3,4, 15; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert a. Movie " The Taming of the Shrew" 10; The Deadly Mantis" 13; Janak! 33. I 00-Soul Train 6 1 15-Movle " Horror House" 13. 1 30-Movle "Toys In the Atll c" 4, Movie "Is Paris addtt'lon to your natural charm today. there's an e~tra dash of enth usias m about you which makes your personality more chan smat1c Moslem Ph . 949·S961 2:30-NF L Game of lhe Week l ; Movie " The Caddy" 8, Mov1e "The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend." 10; Valiant Years 33. 3·00-Formby's Antique Workshop 3; Movie " Bullet for a Badman" 4: Across The Fence 15; Family AI War 33 3·30-Movle "You Can 't Cheat An Honest Man" . 3. To Be Announced 15 4:00-College Football 6, 13;Call It Macaroni 10; Elernal Light 15; Making Things Grow 33. Us 4; Movie 4 10-Probe: The World Around " Barabbas" a. Sporls Spectacular 10; Preserving Food 33. 4.55-FIIm 4. 5 110-FB I 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; To Be Announced 15, French Chel 33 5:30-Adam 12 4; Winnie the Pooh and Tlgger Too 15; High Way Sately 33 6 110-News 3.4.8.10; God Has The Answer 15; What Now, America' 33. 6 30-NBC News 3,4,15; Rhoda 8; CBS News tO; Lilias, Yoga and You 33 7 DO-Billy Graham Crusade 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8 , Firing Line 33; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. 7 30-Lasf ot lhe Wild 10; Wild Kingdom 13 8 110-Emergency 1 3,4; Howard Cosell 13; Billy Graham Crusade 6, 15; Jeffersons 8,10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. a JO-Doc 8, 10. 9 OO-Mov1e " Night Fllghl From Moscow" 3,4,15; S. W. A T. 6,13, Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; American Fa mily 33. 9 30-Bob Newharl 8,10 31 Leu! pop- ' . Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club a; U.S Farm Report tO, Kentucky Afield 13. · 7 30- Bullwlnkle 3: I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; Dusty's Treehouse B. Man From 0 S.l. 10; Devlin 13; Vegetable Soup 15; Mister Rogers 20. B 00- Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15 . Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10. Semame Slreel 20 8·30-Josle and The Pussycals 3,4, 15, Tom and Jerry. Grape Ape 6, I3. Bugs Bunny- Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 9 oo--Secrel Lives of Waldo Kltly 3,4,15. Eleetrlc Company 20 . 9 30-Pink Panther 3,4,15; Losl Saucer 13. Huck and Yogi 6, Scooby Doo S, 10; Mister Rogers 20. 10 OD-Land Oflhe Lost 3 4,15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6, Shazam! Isis a, 10; Sesame Sfreel20 10 30-Run. Joe, Run 3,4,15; Groovles Goolles 6,13. 11 00-Relurn to lhe Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 6, 13. Space Nuls 8,10; Electric Company 20. 11 30-Wesfwlnd 3,4.15; Oddball Couple 6,13: Ghost Busters a.10; Mister Rogers 20. 12:00-Jetsons 3,4.15; Uncle Croc's Block 6,13; Valley ol lhe Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:30-Go USA 3,4, 15; Army Navy Pre-Game Show 6.13. Fat Alberf 8 .1 0 12:45-Armv Navy Game 6, 13 . 1·00-BII Iy Dally 's Hocus Pocus Gang 3. II Takes A Thief 4; Children's Film Fesllval 8,10, Family Affair 15, Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1 30 - Wa ll y's Workshop 15; Biography 33. 2.00-Marshall Football '75 3, Bonanza 4; Viewpoint 8; Urban League 10; Wrestling 15; Film 33. Heroic Oyer Gam BEN FRANKLIN STORE Third St. SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 29, 1975 6·00-FIIm 4; Su~rlse Semester 10; Debates for lhe '70s 13. 6 30-Mallers of L1fe 6; TV Classroom ~ · Treehouse Club 10. Burning' " 10. Darling Pomeroy Ph . 985·3308 5 3~ Mov te "Cheyenne Ktd " 4 3 tJI!-Movle " Blasi of Silence"; ABC News 13 3·311'--Movle " Secret of the Incas ." 10 4 30-Movle " A Stitch in Time" 4. aemen- Ph. 992 3486 CHR 1ST In ChriStian Un ion The Rev . Wil llom Campbe ll .• $~!%!Seed U Morse and caU Ser vl c~ 1 30 p m Wome n 's MiSSionary Council tO a m t lr st and thlra T uesdays Pr'ayer and Bible Stu dy , Wednesday , 1. 10 p m a bit! BLUE &GRAY RESTAURANT Pomeroy Pomeroy up Ph . 991-lllO Kermit Walfon Pomeroy 296 W. Second it won't hurt snuq Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Dial992·2101 Racine COUNT1NG ON, OSCAR.1 Kerm's Korner 100 E Main ' • REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MEIGS TIRE CENTER OF 4Z Whitelaw or Ogden DOWN 5 Slow down 11 The 111" in I No IOI18er lustrous a.m. Habituate 12 Jazz Im3Gave mortal, a dirty King Yesterday's Aaswer look ( 2 wdl ) 13 Twofold 14 SuUen 4 - Aviv 10 Rip Van 25 Infest 5-aclel 15 Stray Winkle, 30 French 1e Beach for one river • Eaau's boy's hue father-In16 Sparse with 31 Alaskan 17 Ending lor law words penin· 7 French Juan or 19 Pound or sula shooting Carmel Frost 32 Correct 18 Become contest !2 - arms 34 Snoot complu I Look away Z3 Type size sensation Portuguese (3 wda.) U French 37 Babylonian I Bring title author deity June beeUe ( "G~') 38 Cable back WHAT I'M •• •• Ph. 949·5112 100 E. Main 41 Guarantee I Bolter's weapon :~ MARK V STORE . ACROSS 'THAT'S z Groceries & General Merchand ise SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT ' I=IND 1l-IESE <SlANT ~OSAURS, .. . WAID CROSS SONS STORE SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY 220 E. Main '>OU KNCm DOC, IF 00P CAN PiNfij/NT A LOCATION IN MOO YMERE 1'15 CAN Ph . 94! 3151 Racine (Do you have a ques11on for lhe experls ? Wrtte "Ask lhe Jacobys" ca re of this ne wspaper Th e Jacobys w1ll answer mdsvtdual questtons tf stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most 1nlereslmg ques 11ons wtll be use d m lhls column and will rece1ve coptes ol JACOBY MODERN) by THOMAS JOSEPH • GASOilNE AU.EY DUDLEY'S . Pass An Oh1o readers wants to know why an unnamed expert player b1d a three·card d1a· mond su1l and a smgleton club suit on h1s way to a major su11 slam The answer IS that it seem· ed a good 1dea at the bme The bids were for cmg and our ex · pert could always go back to a maJor su1t if he had to However, th 1s parbcular bit of wh1msy did not pay off and m g e ne ra l we be liev e the " KI SS" !Keep II Simple , Slup1d 1 IS the best way for everyone to bid ~Wd' Sporting Suppllesand C. B.'s 308 Page Middleport, Ohio Nat lon:ovlde Insuran ce Co of Columbus, MASON FIRST BAPTIST - . Second an d Pomeroy Sis . Sl lln Cre1g, pastor Sunda v scho ol. 9: 45 a m ; worship serv tce . II am , tra ining union , 6. 30 p m , evening worship servlcto 7 lO p m Mid week praytr se r'vl ce Wedn esday , 7: JO J' m '" By Oswald & James Jacoby West had two reasons for h1s four-spade call The fir st one was that he JUSt m1ghl make 11 East might well be short '" d1amonds and hold the FIRST ,...-~••,...--------- queen of clubs BUT 1 FIGGER WORI< Clllo'I;S The second reason was that BEFOII£ PlAY·· MOST 101.1<5 he knew hiS opponen ts, North WHO FIRST WORK JUSt ha t ed to Ie1 an opponent AWFUlI'I.AY TIRIH'-. AMDFIHD "EVER 'MOuHT 10 MUCH .. ME, 1 play the hand when he had ""=--. IHTEHD 10 · ~ou•H some cards. West d1dn 't know 10 SOOIETHIH' FIIIST 1f he could beat four hea rts or Tit EM PlAY even five hearts. but he sure knew thai he had a far better chance agamst five He didn' t double It 1s downnghl Silly lo double merely because you ~~~ th1nk you may beat the con· ALLEY OOP Rac1ne MASON COUNTY 7 30 m • ' CHRIST, P 0 Box ~ l1 , Miller u.J'ITED FAITH NON . 51., Mason , W Va Sundav DENOMINATIONAL - Rev B1ble Study 10 am , Worship E IU en R . Bl ak e . pas tor Su nd ay St noo l 10 a.m. ; Howard McCoy s up !. : Morning se r mon , 11 em . • Sundllr n ight ser11 IC e1 · Chris t en Endtavor , 1 JO P m ' Song ser11lce , s p.m .; Prea ch ing Q·lO p m , Mid · Wcet~. Pravtr me etin g ·'V c dnesdey , 1 p . m . , RuY YOU 5EE I FlliGER IF I RIGIIT 10 Sales- Quasar- Service P. J. PAULEY, AGENT S - Pass Pass Opcmng lead - K • INDIAN JOE'S Chester , Ohio Ro y ' 730 pm . E DEN UNITEO BRETHREN IN CHURIST - se t e~:ted tl:e~tMr ~ctve rtrs lniJ S.~! tl , GAUL'S MARKET winter month s Sun dav school. 9. JO a . m R uue tt Spencer , su pI • Wo r Ship service, 10 45 a m Eveni ng wo r ship atterna t •ng with C E at . 7 30 p m on Su nday Pre yer meeltng , 7 30 p m We dn es da y. Alf r e d Wolfe, lay l ea d er So uth Pass Obi 5¥ Otl,AHHIE- -RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION thr ou gh Nurtb East P.&ss •IIOOIEWORK HfARLY MRY HIGHT .. THE 1fACHERS ~VE ... GOSPE L Kno b . R ev MISSION at Bald E J Grt tt lth , sup t of churc h . Rev L R . Gtuesencam p . pas tor , Roger Wd ll r ed . Sr • Sun day School sup! Sund av sc hoo l. 9 30 a m , pray er meetmg , Tuesday , 1 30 p m youth mee ting . 6 p m Sunda y . lea d ers Ada Van Met e r and Grctta Suttle . Sund ay even •ng \\' est With the hope it will, in some measure', foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph. 992 ·3030 Middleport Robert Sm ith , pastor . Sunc:tao; sc hool. · f 30 a .m .. cl an lellde r Leo Hil l , worship service, 10 JO am , ch ur ch , (!El;fJ I!S\~ 00<: Rev youth scrvtee , W ednesday , l loyd D Gr imm . Jr , pastor Sun day school, ~ JO am : LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN wor sh iP service , 10 JO am CHURCH T ed Jones , br'oadcast 1111 e over WMPO pastor Sundav sc hool , 9 30 vo un g peopl e's se r vice. 6 45 a.m : Roy Sigman, sup I ; ev angellst•c ser 111Ce . 7 JO p m morni ng worsh i p , 10 30 .·, Prayer meet in g . Wedn esday Sunday ewenlng !ervice . 7 30, 7 10 Pm , Missionar y mid week service , Wed me et ing 7 · 30 p m t 1rs t nesday, 7 JO p1m . Wednesday Of month we ek prAyer m ee ting , W(od. nesdav . 7"30 p m : M lsslonMy meeting , sec ond Wed n es~"~ay flAIJiit.l'T If you aro ski1ng out 1n the woods wi111 an amiable compan10t1 , you can I8Y9I In the wh1to beauty of the snow. If, on the other hand. you are on a city street, facing an icy wind. you may feel qu1te dilforonlty about the mal1er Friday METHODIST CHURCH - 1. JO p .m Sun day '~ \ ~ BETSY ROSS BAKERY wor sh ip, 10 45 . NVP S Jif'> ~~@\\:~~ C.HN<hl~? l! .m , worship service , 11 RUTLAND CHURCH 0 F am : evening senllce , 7 30, THE NAZARENE Rev 6 JO p ,m • • eiiiMO CIISI IC ser' vi ce Sund a y , 7 30 p m Mid ~,$lt-f' tRETTifJ0! ll.t:. BeE't-l CH~ISTIAN - Bruce Smllh, pastor Wallace D~ mewoo d , Supt Bib le Sc hool. 9 JO a m Pr e aching se r vice ~ tO 45 a m. No even.ng se r 11 l r~ HYSEL L t<VN t-RE.E FREEDOM "'J7 :1 North ·South vu lnerable 'M\,6..T'I~ '(XI Joel J 16-18 Wcdneoday Pulms 23: j.(j 9 llg es . 9 JO e m , morning 6;:U.Oit;, LCOK. AT ~IS "BAAK-Oq CREDIT C.f>.RD '>T/>.:fe;M e; t.!T! Monday Jeremiah 11 00-News 3, d.6.8.10,13,15, Godspell Goes to Pllmoth Planfali on 33 . 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Wide World Special 13; Sa mmy & Company 6. 6; Movie " The Joker Is Wild" B. Movie " Daughter of Dr Jekyll " 10; Janak! 33 1 00-Modnight Specia l 3,4,15; Wide World Special 6; Mov1 e " The Wlfch" 10. News 13 2 30-Movle "G amb1 f" 4 4 110-Movie " The Phanlom of lhe Opera" 4 7 110-Safurday Report 3. Farm Front 4, tract The odd s agamst you NORTI1 28 are too great • 5I Th e contract did go down ¥ K Q 10 :! West op ened h1s km g of tKQ 195 spades and wound up w1lh a oloKQ spade lnck and h1s two std e WJ,;ST EAST aces . KQ.I982 .10 7:! Of course . North should not · - ¥ 751 ha ve bid fiv e hea rts He t A 10 7 +6 3 2 should have passed South olo A964 oloi08 52 would double four spades , se l SOUTH !Il l 11 two tncks and piCk up 300 A A6 po1nts, wh1 ch IS a much better WAJ9 862 result than bemg set at f1ve t81 hea rts ' BOTTOM Pllul Nev•lle pastor 5undav School 9 30 a m , Morn ing 'iervlce , tO 30 am , you th se r v tce , 6 A5 p m Evangelt sltc se r vice 7 30 p m Prayer mee t1ng , Thur sda't' . 7 JO p m Bidding hog gets butchered .~ BRADFOR D CHURCH OF CHRI ST Charles Ru~o:;e ll, Sr mm•ster Norman C Wil l supt . Sunday schooL 9 . 30 am , worSh iP ser \I ICf', 10 30 il m , Btble stu dy, Tuesda,-, 1 JO p m WIN AT BRIDGE CAPI' AIN EASY ,.,. CHRIH Clifford SrniJI"I , mm•'!.ler Sunday School 9 JO am morn mg church 10: 30 a m !.vndav even1ng urv tc e . I 10 p m Wedne!day ser1,1 •ce. apm LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME THODIST - Jlev Floyd F Shook . p astor . Ll oyd wr,gnl , 'iundav !.Chool supt Sunday Hhool. 9 JO a m . Mo rnmg worsh •P · 10 JO a m , rvening worsh •P. 7 JO p m Wed nes oa y . Chr1Sf1 111n You111 Crus ad e, 0 ~ 30 p m Cho ir practice . 'rhur!dav. 7 p m DEXTER 20 .33 8 311--Chi co & Ihe Man 3 4, Mash 8.10. Wall Sf reel Wee k 20.33 9 00-Rockford Fil es 3,4, 15, Hawaii Fove -0 a. Movie " Treasure Island" 10. F~rlng L10e 20. Masferp1ece Theatre 33 10 00- Polic e S1ory 3.4.15; Barnaby Jones B. News 20 . Paul Nuch1ms 33 10 :30-Avlatlon Weather 20 mo.rnmq CHESTER CHURCH OF meellng , 7: 30 p m Yout GOD-Rev Bobby Porter , services, Friday , 7: 30 p .m pu tor . SundJV school , . JO Sundav night worship , 7 · 30. Howard C. Black , pa stor Bob Moore . Sunday Sc hool Subt , Su nd ay Sc hool. classes for all · 1 f l"(l;;n d r c-rt , s; , pif'!.IOI" ' IGVO He~rr t,_, SU JH C. UA d'a<'f c,,,., MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rac ine ROlltf 1, 1t1e Qev J• 'JH!$ M Muncy . pih~olor Sunday "hooL 9 4.S 8 m . morn i nq worSh ip, Jl JJm , tven;ng wor5n lp , 7 JO Prit •o u mee"nq luuday , 1 10 P m , Youn~ people'' 1'1Jtt'hnQ , 7 J0 p.m . ThurtdiJ'r' MIOOt.EPOAT FIRST IAPTIS'f - Corn er SilOh ano Pal mer , th e Rev Pe lc r Gr anda I pll\lo r , Danny ltt omp~on , 1 uptr fnttndtnt ~unday -;chool WM PO Raa 10 proorarn 1 AS a rn ; Sunday Sc hool , f IS a m , Morn .ng worth fl) , 10 1 ~ 3 m Youth ~ cllvflf~t nnd tetlow!.hlp to r tun•o r and seni or high ll udcn ,s. 6 ~ m Sunda ., e n 1 ' ve mg wo r s p , 7. 10 P m M •d w ee k prayer Hrvicu , Vltelnuoa ,- 7 lOP m CHU RC H OF CHA 'IST , M iddleport. 5th and Main . George G lllze , mlnlslef , James ~ hl!tt~ . super in t endent Bible SC,OOI. 9' 30 am . morn fny wor ship 10. 30 II m eveni ng- worsh fp , 7 30 Ore yrr urvice, 7 p m . Wed nclid.,y , MIDDLEPORT Church Ol Th e Nu arene Rev Con Cote . pa!t tor , Mr' t . Mery Lathey, Sunday School ' upt Sunday IC hOOI 9· ]0 am ; morning wora~ / p , II a .m . 1 Sunday e"ll llngelllf lc meet ing , 7. 30 Pm prayer mee tin g . 1 Wednuday , 7· 10 p m o "' PL AI Nf f\'l l9 d '" . ~vnd&~ e-vC~t~mq ""t'fifl(f' 1 p m LETA-RT FAL lS UHil £0 BRET HREN Rcw )0 ·~ 1J m JEHOVAH ' S Wt'TNESS.ES CtlollrdJStboolf•m , p,. a y~ - t arry an pr~i •O•nq Mff' '"' Wt"OntiO(II'f IJ D m rrh lt Jih r ~ un dlh' • 8 tbleLO,.G &OTTOM !fi(Jr ttti!Jf! 9 10 a m '~~'"" lh rp 'I II m ~ Sunda y 5-dnJol to wer \oHidJ . 10 30 a. m , 9 .._~ I m • Prayer M~t hng liJ,.tdby , K•blt Mucn ·, 1 ro I'Nf! O'nt~Da v J 10 P m P m Trt&~<rSOb;t , m ~ tJ • S.IrV HORTH &ETHEL \(r/CHJ I1 1· JO p m , s.c r v ice V.IO!th lp It am , Church met-t ,ng • ;JO p m ~choof 10 a .m MfDOLEPOAJ CHURCH ALIF.EO - 5un aa y ~chool OF CH RIST IN CHJUSTIAN q AS a m· Won.tJip H a.m . UHIOH - L awr f:nu MJtJfr-y , Prayt.r me~ttln g ffiednrSOb'f pit!U6r Mr t. Ruttit'll Yo 11ng . 7 41- P m ~ U MN Jrd Tue\Ciay W(H' SI'I IP J !!> DI_c:K TRACY pi!' a tH CHsti~TIAN Ct4Uiil0t EL"'Ifl,t tlndo:-r H(ll(ld . FA~'Of" •• fiO>~"~'iftel cau:s ... t>U , , ~.LIIflld.ar ~ POilTt.CND o'J or!h •p 1 lll urr ( urcr \4. M~oJ 9' 10 .chool. Erw 1 o MMn ~no eiJI:HhQ~trdntr , wtpf f" ~' h'oo J i O ill m W~dnl~~'f Vu p ., J 1fil (H,t~PEl SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Now. 22) While others may Ignore the p light of an unfortunate friend you won't You 'll pedorm vour good olhces secrelly SAGITIARIUS (Now. 23-Dec:. 21) You retain the desire and the capac• ty to be pleasantly soc•abl e today. Don t stop at one spot You can handle 11 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11) Business a nd pleasure are a good mtx for you today . Take the in lhaltve In pro moting some hght d•verslon as a prelude to an lmportan1 d•S · CUSSIOn AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fib. 11) The results you 're seek1ng to· d ay can be attained wtth gen· tte but f"m. persuas1on. Don't be alra1d to add a dab of humor PISCES (fob. 20-Morch 20) Son lights sweet music and a rend ezvous with the o ne you lov e w•l1 please vou tod ay. Don I SPOil II by bringing 01hers •nto the picture ~Your ~Birthday Nov. 21, 1175 Bonds w1 11 be strength ened between you and a loved one th•s com ing yea r II there has been a te'mporary void In yo ur l1 fe it will soon be filled 6UNNIES! ! CAN'T 6EUE'IE IT .. HOIIJ 6t\'05S! �1- The Datly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Nov. 28, 1975 ~n.Jvr "'Ptncer h r ' '''fllCI ~ d.4'f \.C. :t oo• VJPI '=Lind.1'f 'W.Aoo• 9 • a m m~f flil flQ .., 0 ,$~ ~ HJ Jill \ vnO.t't' ! \f ~..qe l t ''' rn te-hnq , 7 1h p m. Pr •'fl!t m tthrlq 'l.. edne':\da ,. 7 W" P m MIOOLE:PORT MT ' MOA:fA H IUIPT IST - Cocot t fo,.urttp JJNd ll~m . 1• deft 1 ~ "f , ( tOM tv «lnrr r N · Jr , <t)C IJ!f~t6r am. Mt OR~E ltoy ~un o.ty ll (j(!Jl Mr i U d m O 'illf CIIl _..,a Bob,. >iud'l. TUPPEtl • r:~ool 'UJrf m SUTTON - Ctmn :fl ~choo' 4 lf'i.!i no rflttr~lp -51 otad ll"llt --,'UfiiOI~ Jf'I"J(Jl II m HOIIITHEA.STCLUSTER • t' w llobrrt Mren; , ,& !f Jll P••for Otltrtis. Cru g,ar , T H E UN IT ED P m am k£HO C-HURCH OF CHRIST - GeorgeFreder•ck , ~upt Ser v ice we efr.l y , 9 Jl) am on SuoOitY Pr. t!'ac;hmy ' i r st and th 1rd Sunde-ys. of month b~ Cli fford Sm . th . 9 10 b ~ OB SON CHRI STIAN UHtON Darrell Doddr dl pastor Sun da y ~ choo !. 9 JO a m Leon ard Ci•tmor e l • r ~t t-ldcr , evenmg !lerv lc e. 7 30 P m Wedne!.diiY prayer mee t.ng 7 30 p m MT . MORIAH CHUA'CH OF GOO - Racme Rout e 1 The Re1,1 Chllrles Hand , pa,tor Sundav ~cl'l oo L 9 4.S am , mor n in g wo r sh ip, II a rn E ve nmg ~ennce!o Tuesd ay Md r r ida y , 7 lOp m BEARWALLOW RIOG£ CHU RCH OF CHRIST · · Doug 'Ie ama n m •n i!I H Brble sl udy , 9 10 ,, m morn mg worShiP 10 lO am , evel'u ng wor 5tl iP 8 p m Wedn es da'r' n~tlh ' J\ ible !oludy . fl p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom . Sunday School . 10 am w1t n Wil lard Plgoll . 1up t Evang eth t1 c message each Sunday e1,1cnlng . 7. 30 by Elder Ru&, e ll Ctlne. mm.ster 01 the Apo5tolic Fa•th Sibl e, Stu d y Wedne!day 1 JO p m 10 STIVERSVILL E COM PRESBYTERIAN MIN · M UNITY CHURCH - Sunday I STRY OF MEIGS 5C hOOI se rvice , tO am • COUNTY , Dwight L Zavltz . Pray er mee ting Thur' sday, 7 Purer Dirt, tor p m Sunday e11en.ng serv tc e, HARRISOijVILL E .tThe @[p)~~ ROAD JilL. HQW+"l. ., c. L4CJ( 1.8 GRATrJ'UDE GOING Oll'l' OF Bl'YLE? A111.1n In l..ong Beach, calif., called on the postmaster to commend hl.l111.11l carrier lor hll lallhlulneP to his Job, hll Cl011tie8y, lrlendllnw , and helplulnea. SOme Ume law- a relllf carrier Ulanked the 111.1n lor being 110 nice to call at the poll olflce about hl.l regular carrier. When the 111.1n e~preSIIed aurprl.le that anyone else knew about It, the relief carrier replied, "The whole poll office ilnow1 about 111 " Theuprwlon olgatltude II refreah1118tO hear, bull! Ia a 8ld conunentary on life todya that a lew warda ol appreciation llhould become tuch a new• IW"n. Is graUtutde going out of ltyle? Are the worda, "Thank you" ao acarce any more that they come11 a ahock and make unusual news? Perhapt, we have had 110 much that we have become accuatomed lo having plenty and just take things lor granted. Maybe we have forgotten about the atrul!lllea we had when life wun'lae ea1y . , A talent acoutlor a large organlzaUon had helped many talental young men and women on their way to succea. But as he renectatlo allthoae whom he had helped he couldn'tthink of more than a hail-dozen who ever thanked him lor his Ullltance. A diiC jOCkey had a program which was largely responlible lor setting lobe lor aome 2,600 unemployed persons. But he could only remember ten peOple who had ever taken the lime to thank him for hla help. A famouJ criminal a llorney who alated that he had helped 11ve '18 men from capital punlahment, admllled that not even one wh0111 he had helped ever bothered to thank him. Perhapt, the hardeat sin to excuse 1.8 Ingratitude . Vet, how many of us are guilty ollt. SOmetimes it Ill just thoughtJepnep on our part. II might do us all well to make life prayer of Oecqe Herbert our prayer : ''Clllr Flllller, Thou hatliJven ua10 much. Do pleue atve ut - more lhlnl - • crateful hearll " Sund11y Chur ch SchoQI, 9 30 a.m . Mrs Hom er Lee . Su pt , Mornln8 Worahlo . 10:30. MID LEPORT Sunday Chu r ch School , 9 30 am : Ri chard Vaughan . supt Mo rn ln ~ Worsh lc 10 . 30 a.m ', SYRACUSE Morning Wor l h l p , 9 a . m . Sunday Church St:hoa l . 10 am , Mrs Samp,on Halt Sunt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD ,.._ Re't' James o Guynn , pas ,o r . Sund ay tc hoo l. 10 am , Sunday wonh lp , 11 am .. Stmdav f't'e n ing ur't'lce , 7 p .m . , Wedn esday worship ser 11 1ce 1 30 p m. ' Re:~ William ICflltlel. paator RoMtd Dugan . Sunday School the drawen with crumpled up lleWIJIIPtrl, clote IJChtly ud lei IIIII nllllla lor a week or 10. U the odor hat aot dlaappen ed put Ia freah ne•"paper. A piece or two of charcoal Ia each drawer mlpt 1110 do the Irick, or aeveral hour• of hlKhl y •cented 10111, or a bowl of va nilla. - PQLLY. DEAR POI.L Y - My Pet Peeve II with the poor quality falrlc uaed to make pock ·~ In m_en•a troUiel's. The pants 0t11 loc* like new and bl.e hol11 womlll the pocMtll IIIII ... ...,. hard to ~• . , lilllblnd Ia an ewemtiwo MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob ert T. Bum91rner. Olrtetor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robert Havden Rov. D Wm . Sydensfrlcker CHESTER - Worship 9: IS am , Church School 10 a.m. POMEROY - Worohlp IO ·JO. .m Church Sc hool9 . 15 11 .m UMYF 6! JO p m ENTERPRISE - Worohlp 9 a m. Church $( hoot 10 a.m ROC~ SPRINGS worship 10 am Chur~:h Scnool 9 a .m. UMYF 6:30 P m. FLATWOODS - Worship rn Church Sc hool 10 am • Worship 10 30 em Chur c h Sc hool 9 ·30 a .m . UMYF 6 p m . RUTLAND Gt~r b e r Jo llr oy Ftutor Worship 10 :10 a m Ch urch Sc hool 9 JO •mSYRACUSE CLUSTER R I V. lit lcherd E. Jar vi i ASBURY - Wonhlp 11 am . Church School9 :50 n.m l st Tuesday 7 30 p m WISLEYAN -I Rac lne i - Sundey Sc hool 10 a m Worship 11om .; Jr . UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p.m ; Bible Sludv Thursday 1 p m. ChOir 11uch faster Preclln Thursday 8 p ,m LETART FALLS - Ch urch Sc hool hi , 2nd , 3rd Su n4jeys 10· 1S ,. m1 "'h Sunday 9 1.5 a.m.. ~.·. ors h l r 1st. 2nd , Jrct 'S undays 9: S a .m.; .tlh Suodov 7,30 p.m. MORNING STAR WonMp 9: 30 a m ; Church ~chr"'f 10. 10 • m ; Mtd week SENo<t WOCintsdtV I p.m. • BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sunday schop l 10 a m . Chur ch ser11 •ce 7 p .m Wednesday Bible Sl udy, 7 - · Walter P. B1ka csa n , pas tor Ronnie Sei ser. Sun dav scnooi su pt Sun da y sc ho o l 9 30 a m ; morning worshi p , 10 40 , t Sunda y even tng wo r ship , 1 30 ; Wed n es day even ing Bible UMW flr sl Tuesday . FORST RUN - Worsh ip 9 a m Churc h Sc hool 10 a m UMW th ir d Wednesday 7·Jo pm whose appearance Is ImMINERSVILLE - Worshi p portant and this fault occurs 10 a rn Chul' ch Sc hool 9 a m UMW lhlrd Mond•v 7:30p .m. In even the mOB\ expensive SYRACUSE Chur ch suits he buys. Does anyone Sc hool 9. 30 a.m Worshi p servi c e 7 30 p m else have any comments on SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Howard Shlv t te v these cheap devious ways? ~ev . Stev•n Wilson I have the perfect answer Re11 Zelia Kru srt wt kl BETHANY - COorcast lor the lady who has purworshiP 9 30 a.m. Church chased twin beds and does not School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Chu r c h Sc hool la1ow what do do wllh her big 9 30 am worship IO : JO 11m bed spread. ~nd end <tlh Sundays APPLE GROVE - Sund ay Push the two beds together hool • :30 am , Worship 1:30 when making them up and pScm lSI and Jrd Su nd ays. then U8e the original spread ~rftyer meet lno Wed nesday JO p m . F= ellowsh lp supper since they are so expensive 7flrsl Sa t urday 6 p m UMW today . Add a skirting flounce ~ nd t uesday 1 30 p '\1 LETART - Church to go around the lower part to ScEAST hool l si , ~ nd , 3rd. Sundays, udd n touch of glamour and 9 30 i' ,m , Fourt h Sund&y 10 · 10 a . n1 . wo rs h ip 2n d have the effect of a queen size supday 7:30 pm . "" Sunday bed a Ia Hollywood . - MRS . 9 ·30 e .m . : Preyer Meet ing Wednesday 1.30 p.m. UMW M. K. You ' II tract it da~n youth Chr•sl l an endeuor 6 30 p m , wor5hlp service 7 30 p m We dn esday evenmg prayer •meeting and Bib le study , 7 JO Pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pine Grove . The Rev Will i am M iddleswarth , Pa stor . Church Se nnces 9 lO am Sunday School IO · Joa m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST HEATH - C.O.B. DEAR MRS. C.D.B. - Fill am .. Supt. Cla nes for a ll aves : eveni ng ler'vl ce. 7 J() , Bible Dm RACINE CHURCH OF THE ttudy, Wedn eu dav . 7 •30 p m .. youth serv ices, Frida y, 1 NAZARENE - Rev John A Co rlman , pastor . Sund ay 7 30 p,m FREEWILL BAPTIST - School, ~ . JO a m , Gerald Wells , supt Morn •n g wo r ship, Corner Ash and Pl um . M id d\ eporl ; Noel Herrman , 10 : 30 8 m · : Sun day evenlno 1 30, Prayer p astor . Sat urday even 1nQ worship , se rv ice . 7 p m Sundlly school m ee ting , Wednesday , 7· 30 p t o ll m • Su nday evening m worSh ip , 7 D m Rev. Robert lumgarner POU.V'S PRORLEM DEAR POU.Y - Recently I had two antique chclts or drawers brought out or· ltorage. 1 ftnd there Ill an otrenllve odor ln the drawers. 1 have wlllhod them with cleaneera but the odor remains. Please help me. 1 will try anything. - MRS. comm un ion . IO ; JO Sunday even• ng ANT IQUITY BAPTIST MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL "- Third Ave , lhe Rev Freelana Norr•s , pa sto r . MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Nix odors with crumpled papers ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomero y . Harr ts onv 11Je Rolld Mike Girton . pastor Stcvtn Stanley , Sunoav ~choo l su p! Sunday school 9 30 am morning wor ship and CHRIST - Bible Schoo! 9 lO , morn1ng worship 10 30 cHu'RCH - N ear Lon; am Bo llom . Edsel Hart , pastor am , Sunday eVening wo r sh• P Sunday sc hool. 10 a . m • serv ice . 7 p.m , cho ir practtce Chur ch , 7 30 p,m • prayer Wed nesday 1 p m . Rev . Jeff mee ting , 7: 30 p m Thursday Ra nson . P astor llll Polly's Pointers 7pm Stud y, "IL 7•JO DAN • LE WESLEYAN - Re11 Lelon Glasur e. pas tor Sund ay Sc hool. 9 30 am YOUih and l unlor youth se r v i ce. 6 4S p m : evening worship , 1 JO pm .: , pr ayer and pral!e, Wednesd ay 7 JO OfiLVER RUN FREE BAPTIST M iles Tr out, paator , Sundav Sc hool , 10 am .. Leon Miller , supl Even i ng se ro,~ lce 1 1 p . m .: Pl'ayef meeting , Thurs day , 1 Pm •'4..-_ 4 • i 'j !\\ ')~ ~~· •.•mday t..cnoot • 10 iJ ~ • ~rvJCt Wutne~ ay , S(hO OI q JO 1 m Even in-g iltEEOS V fLLE !tunoar;"'Or!llh;p, 1 JO YJe-dnesdav Sc hool 9 JO am Wor!.h i p 1 30 pray er rneetJn9 . 1 .30 p m P m . , Pr~ver Meehnq 1 ~ .. PLAIHS Wo r 5~'11 p9a tTl Chur c.h Sc hool ;l" r .., 1)\.orr'llnq ~eTmon '\e'r mOfi. IC )6 am ~-:u1 do1'1f \-cb oo l Su~r ~undav 11 p ,m , a 'ru' PPEns tff ~hoof . A tiot . M111r•ft'r JOPPA - II Or sh jp 10, ~ m luesoay , U MYI 7.30 P m )st Thursdty SILVER RIDGE Wor lhi p 10 a m . Church ~ch oo l 9 a '': ./ ' \: • .., J Television log for easy viewing ... ~· FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21,1975 a DO-W innie lhe Pooh and T 1~ ger Too 3,4, College Foolball 6,13. B11ty Graham Cru sade 15. Counlrv .r~.-.. * 7f M usic Hit Parade 8, 10, Washington Week 1n Rev1ew , Pra'fer 1 lO p rn CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P '. m •fh pa~tor S.unday S.ch o.ol. 10 am , Ar Hu u Hen !on , \ rJp J , Morn in9 Wor!lh lp , 11 a m • Youn g Pf'Ople- "s !oE!' r Y•c e , 7 P' m Evemng serv•ce-, 1 30 P m weor.ew•v M ,o IJJee"Prater <.er v ice . 7 JO p m . Youlh me-elfn g. tJ 10 p m . E11t-rung wor~ hf (l , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R:ev He rber'! Cr at e paslor Wor !.t'llp !Jerv iu , JJ a .m an d 1 10 p m Sun day Sonday Schoo l, f1 JO a m R1c hard Barton . ~ u t~t Pra'ler meet •no . w eoneSOa'f , 1 10 p rn CUE!i\-, .. .t6 0uL.P- ~ -·.•."" '. CHURCH OF REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Po r'fla nd Ra ci ne Road Wilham Roush . paslor Oenn ,Evans . Sunday Sch OOl Dir ector Sun da y Sc hool. ~ JO ~ m Morning worShip 10 30 am . Sunda'r' e11en•no se r v1ce J p m Wednesday eventng prayer se r viCeS . 7 lO p .m . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - Rev Earl Shuler pa!olor Wo r sht P sennce , 9 JO am , Sunday schoo l, IO· JO am .. Sible stu ay and pray er se rv i~e lhur s_E!!Y· 7: 30 p .m- CARLETON CHURCH - Kmgsbu r y Road Gafy Kmg . pastor sundaY sch ool. 9 30 am .. e-wen lng wor ship, 7 30 p m Pray er meet.ng , Wed nesdav 7 30 p m LONG ·,,, ' "' " ., • ,, 10\.~ • • o<e· ~ ~ • '- ,,~ .."'' '>~"-' .,_. ..~· ... .;~ " 23'2·6 Tue.llday ThUI'Ild.oy Mad 13:32-37 I Tbeosalon~ans 3 11 -13 Isn't that the way nis With almost everything? The way*" reacl fDa silllation sooftondopends upon the way ij affects us porsonally We arenllobeblatned lor this, yotwe should stoptoth1nk lhallherearetwo sides to eve'Y story We should no1 Judge the mentor a v~&wpolnt on whether or not ij agroos will1 our own op;niorJ The Church Is used to dilferon1 vi4!WPOinls, fD cootroversy. nhas liwd will1 cha"9mg times and opir11ons lor centuries, and~ has,.._ boef\1110fo W1vo!Ve<i than H1s today The Church is changing as change is neeaed, ever ready 10 xwes11931e end to explore the new. Have you been keep~ng up Wlth ft? Saturday Romans 13 :12· 13 Sctlptu/1$ Col)rrlghl 1175 worS h ip, 7 p m, Ractne Ph. 949-9591 MT HERMON CHURC H OF THE UNITE D. BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rev James H Lea ch , pasto r WHITE ' S CHAPEL Coolv i ll e R 0 Re 11 Dee ter pa slor Sunday sc hoo I. 9 30 am , worshtp servic IO · JO a m B1ble 51ud v a n d pra ye r service. Wedn esda y. 7 30 p m •• , Rlil'LAND . ,.. RUTLCHURCH AND 0F Kasle r . CHRIST Rod pas tor , V H Br aley . Sunda y sc hool s up! . Sunday sc hoo I. 9 30 am · wo r ship serv 1c and communion , 10 : 10 am ~ · you th meeting, 6 p m Sunda y even•no se rvice , 7; r eg ul a r ~~~~d7 ~~e. tlng . third Sal u r RUTLAND COMMUNIT y CHURCH undav School 9· 30 a.m ., wor sh ip service , 11 e. m Wednesday Praye r ..• . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Adams , lay lea der CHURCH CHRIST OF JESUS Lo cuted at Ru tland on New Lima Ro ad. r\ e~~: t to Fore st Acre Park ; Rev . Ray Ro use , paslor , Ro ber t Musser, Sunday Sc hool supt S und ~y SChOOL lO ·JO e.m , w orsh •p 7 JO p .m Bible Stu d y. Wednesd&y , 1 · 30 p m , Satu r d~v niOhl p r~v o r ser vi ce i 10 p m HlloiLOCK CHRISTIAN ~atson . G~OVI Roger , pastor , Wallact s upt ,. morning worah l p, 9: 30 , church school 10 j 30 J young people ' S mtellng , t. ' 30 p m , evening &radtord , worsh ip. 7·30 p m.; Blblt Jludy,_Wtdntsdtv . 7:30 o.m.• 11 , "''14.• 1< nll. r ·~r~ R.c~ Ccc;d Cox , ·p;$tor School sup! , Joe ~ un d ay STUD'( RfAL HARD AT 111' START,I¥«111'11iET 8~HIHD MD 111' WORK WILL GET fA'>IER AMD fASIER AS .-...:...'-~ I GO ALOHG • 50 hiUCH· by ll'te MttriU n 8 tbl e So<tety Inc S11uburg. V11gono1 0. Pomeroy 307 Sprmg Ave . Dlal992-2318 Two Locations 59 N. Second Sf Middleport, 0 . 46 Court St. Gallipolis, 0 . We Fill All Doclors Prescri ptions Pomeroy 992 ·2955 LOUIS W. 05borne Pomeroy .Ph. 992·2178 MASON CH RCH 1 1 am and 7 P m , B1 ble Study Wednes day 1 p rT1 , vocal mus ic ' 214 E. Mam FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - Corner of Sec ond and An'derson , Mason Pastor , v:'a lt er Clo ud Sunday sc hool. ~ oi S a.m ; worship service, 11 a 01 and 7 30 p.m Weeki'; Btbl e study . Wednesday 1 JO P m I , MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO, Dudding Lane, Mason . Va , Chest er Tennant, P es to r SundeV Sch()ot 9 tiS am 1 Chi ldren '!> Churc h 6 45 p m . , Young Peop le 's St'! r-w lce W 6 45 Pm · E"va ng ellsllc HA~TFO~D CHURCH OF others past or Sunday Sc t'!ool. 9.30 a m .. James Hughes, supt , cven .ng ser-wlce. 7 30 p .m . WednesGav evening prav er mee ting , 7 . 30 p m . Youth pra yer service eac h 1 uesday FAIRVIEW C..1UA CH, L&litr'l , W BIBLE V~ , AI I , Rev Ge orge Ho sc har , paslor Sunday School 9 30 ,. m Pr ayer and Bible \ ludy 7 :. JO p m. Cottage Prayer ~ cr.J i ce Tucs dey , 10 a . m . WorShiP Serv ic e, Tl'1ursday , Sayre . s unda y sc hool. 9 •s am . ; Sunc:lav evening wor 1 30 p m '' ~~E:~2~ tine's dad Egg-shaped Attend lhe Church of Your Choice Pomerov Ph. 9f2.J491 v..ouL.Wnou RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE IF~--¥= TRIED IDTAI<E ){)U< HAID CFF z - Home lite Saws Chesler ulous U.S. state For Soturdoy, Nov. 21, 1175 ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll IS) 3S Work unit 34 Lubricate Jewel Foo\81epe Seek not yo ur pleasures in grou ps or among crowd s today Happmess comes th rough th e company of one you chens h above all others laucet (2 wds.) TAURUS (April 20· Moy 20) Today you II lmd t1me to do that postponed labor al l ave It may be small to others but heart and m.nd com bm e to make It a b•g thmg prayer The Store wllh A Heart Ph . 949·3342 Ph. 992-1863 Bakers of Good Bread Hunllngton, W. Va. M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA .FOODLINER DORA HAO HER BABY ... A OH, L(TIO OF THING& HAPPENED SEVEN · PO.JND 0CN .KAll-IY WHILE YOU WERE GOT ENGAGED ... ROXANNE. 15 DOING FINE: WITH THE AWAY •. NEW RE5roN&I61LI'llE5 WE GAVE: HER .... ~~ One teller simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, clc. Single letlers. ... AND OUR &PRING THAT'& ALL (700.0 NEW& I apollrophes, the length and formation of lh e words are •II 13UT, JANIE , I HAVE. -mE hlats. Eac:h day the code leiters are dUierent LI NE 1& COMING' FEELING YOJ'RE HOLDIN0 AlONGJU&T DREAT.~' CRYPTOQUOTES SOMETHING 13ACK! ANALM NAL CD QAC YPW U EDJB EFRFRQ, C F ZA W FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convenient Localions p GJC FC EFCCEA FC CD CYA FCW W FE- FW W DZ A- BFT TF UJE C ZFRC - BDR . N&N SPORT SHOP 300 E. Main Pomeroy PH. 992-5081 •• • WILKINSON'S ' ' • AFTERNOON NAP ? ' ' •• 1Aidlll1•t ' '· ' I S1tu a11ons that may be chancy lor others could prove to be sure thmgs for you as long as you don't push you r good fortune beyond reason CANCER (June 21-July 22) You re a lar more sparM img per so n today th an you realtze Don t hide yo ur light under a bush el Let your rays srune torth bnghtly LED (July 23-Aug. 22) You have mass•vc sex appeal IO· day not m the p hys1ca1 sense but 1n yam demeanor wh1ch members of the oppost\e sex f1nd •rreslst1ble VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sipl. 22) THOSE STUPID C()l(()fE5 /liE CCW.PI.ffELI( \KNILl ZfO. .. THEI( EAT 6UNNIES' 11M GOING HOME WHERE I CAN HAVE A GOOD OLD-FASHIONED CAN Of REAL D06 .FOOO! t ' GOEGLEIN READY .MIX Dl,lfm.nl4 SAIRY-- DO 'IE HAVE ENNY TROUBLE GITTIN ' 'lORE 'IOUNG · UN TO TAKE HER Sm•ll Engine Sates & Service 498 Locust St. Middleport Ph. m -3092 ' GEMINI (May 21·Juna 20) Wh1 le others b•de the•r t•me at tu n and games. you should ke ep you r nose t o the qrmdsto ne today The 'ewards w111 enable yo u lo pl ay beller la ter Midway Market-Pomen71 Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 .. The FImist in Mobile Homes 1100 E. Mil in Pomeroy Ph.992·7034 WINNIE Church and Olflce Supplies- Gifts 99 Milt Sf. Middleport POWELL'S SUPER VAW KINGSBURY HOME SALES &.SERViCE. .INC. II LONGFELLOW MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport, Ohio '' The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy. Ohio •• Fine Food& Service Locust Sf. ' . Middleporl · · Dialm.5248 ' HEINER'S. BAKERY to work AXYDLrAAXII McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Meigs County Brlnch THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS , &LOAN CO. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how " Hell " Dealer •.• II · LIBRA (Sept. 23-Dct. 23) In "Mondo-" Open a m--t-1- RACINE PWMBING & HEATING RACINE FOOD MARKET 10:00-ABC News Closeup 6,13; Carol Burnell a,10; Soundstage 33. 11 DO-News 3, 4,8,10,13, ABC News 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway 15; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. 1; : 15-Movle " The Man and the Monster' " 6. I I 30-College Baskelball 3,4, 15; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert a. Movie " The Taming of the Shrew" 10; The Deadly Mantis" 13; Janak! 33. I 00-Soul Train 6 1 15-Movle " Horror House" 13. 1 30-Movle "Toys In the Atll c" 4, Movie "Is Paris addtt'lon to your natural charm today. there's an e~tra dash of enth usias m about you which makes your personality more chan smat1c Moslem Ph . 949·S961 2:30-NF L Game of lhe Week l ; Movie " The Caddy" 8, Mov1e "The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend." 10; Valiant Years 33. 3·00-Formby's Antique Workshop 3; Movie " Bullet for a Badman" 4: Across The Fence 15; Family AI War 33 3·30-Movle "You Can 't Cheat An Honest Man" . 3. To Be Announced 15 4:00-College Football 6, 13;Call It Macaroni 10; Elernal Light 15; Making Things Grow 33. Us 4; Movie 4 10-Probe: The World Around " Barabbas" a. Sporls Spectacular 10; Preserving Food 33. 4.55-FIIm 4. 5 110-FB I 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; To Be Announced 15, French Chel 33 5:30-Adam 12 4; Winnie the Pooh and Tlgger Too 15; High Way Sately 33 6 110-News 3.4.8.10; God Has The Answer 15; What Now, America' 33. 6 30-NBC News 3,4,15; Rhoda 8; CBS News tO; Lilias, Yoga and You 33 7 DO-Billy Graham Crusade 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8 , Firing Line 33; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. 7 30-Lasf ot lhe Wild 10; Wild Kingdom 13 8 110-Emergency 1 3,4; Howard Cosell 13; Billy Graham Crusade 6, 15; Jeffersons 8,10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. a JO-Doc 8, 10. 9 OO-Mov1e " Night Fllghl From Moscow" 3,4,15; S. W. A T. 6,13, Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; American Fa mily 33. 9 30-Bob Newharl 8,10 31 Leu! pop- ' . Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club a; U.S Farm Report tO, Kentucky Afield 13. · 7 30- Bullwlnkle 3: I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; Dusty's Treehouse B. Man From 0 S.l. 10; Devlin 13; Vegetable Soup 15; Mister Rogers 20. B 00- Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15 . Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10. Semame Slreel 20 8·30-Josle and The Pussycals 3,4, 15, Tom and Jerry. Grape Ape 6, I3. Bugs Bunny- Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 9 oo--Secrel Lives of Waldo Kltly 3,4,15. Eleetrlc Company 20 . 9 30-Pink Panther 3,4,15; Losl Saucer 13. Huck and Yogi 6, Scooby Doo S, 10; Mister Rogers 20. 10 OD-Land Oflhe Lost 3 4,15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6, Shazam! Isis a, 10; Sesame Sfreel20 10 30-Run. Joe, Run 3,4,15; Groovles Goolles 6,13. 11 00-Relurn to lhe Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 6, 13. Space Nuls 8,10; Electric Company 20. 11 30-Wesfwlnd 3,4.15; Oddball Couple 6,13: Ghost Busters a.10; Mister Rogers 20. 12:00-Jetsons 3,4.15; Uncle Croc's Block 6,13; Valley ol lhe Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:30-Go USA 3,4, 15; Army Navy Pre-Game Show 6.13. Fat Alberf 8 .1 0 12:45-Armv Navy Game 6, 13 . 1·00-BII Iy Dally 's Hocus Pocus Gang 3. II Takes A Thief 4; Children's Film Fesllval 8,10, Family Affair 15, Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1 30 - Wa ll y's Workshop 15; Biography 33. 2.00-Marshall Football '75 3, Bonanza 4; Viewpoint 8; Urban League 10; Wrestling 15; Film 33. Heroic Oyer Gam BEN FRANKLIN STORE Third St. SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 29, 1975 6·00-FIIm 4; Su~rlse Semester 10; Debates for lhe '70s 13. 6 30-Mallers of L1fe 6; TV Classroom ~ · Treehouse Club 10. Burning' " 10. Darling Pomeroy Ph . 985·3308 5 3~ Mov te "Cheyenne Ktd " 4 3 tJI!-Movle " Blasi of Silence"; ABC News 13 3·311'--Movle " Secret of the Incas ." 10 4 30-Movle " A Stitch in Time" 4. aemen- Ph. 992 3486 CHR 1ST In ChriStian Un ion The Rev . Wil llom Campbe ll .• $~!%!Seed U Morse and caU Ser vl c~ 1 30 p m Wome n 's MiSSionary Council tO a m t lr st and thlra T uesdays Pr'ayer and Bible Stu dy , Wednesday , 1. 10 p m a bit! BLUE &GRAY RESTAURANT Pomeroy Pomeroy up Ph . 991-lllO Kermit Walfon Pomeroy 296 W. Second it won't hurt snuq Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Dial992·2101 Racine COUNT1NG ON, OSCAR.1 Kerm's Korner 100 E Main ' • REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MEIGS TIRE CENTER OF 4Z Whitelaw or Ogden DOWN 5 Slow down 11 The 111" in I No IOI18er lustrous a.m. Habituate 12 Jazz Im3Gave mortal, a dirty King Yesterday's Aaswer look ( 2 wdl ) 13 Twofold 14 SuUen 4 - Aviv 10 Rip Van 25 Infest 5-aclel 15 Stray Winkle, 30 French 1e Beach for one river • Eaau's boy's hue father-In16 Sparse with 31 Alaskan 17 Ending lor law words penin· 7 French Juan or 19 Pound or sula shooting Carmel Frost 32 Correct 18 Become contest !2 - arms 34 Snoot complu I Look away Z3 Type size sensation Portuguese (3 wda.) U French 37 Babylonian I Bring title author deity June beeUe ( "G~') 38 Cable back WHAT I'M •• •• Ph. 949·5112 100 E. Main 41 Guarantee I Bolter's weapon :~ MARK V STORE . ACROSS 'THAT'S z Groceries & General Merchand ise SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT ' I=IND 1l-IESE <SlANT ~OSAURS, .. . WAID CROSS SONS STORE SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY 220 E. Main '>OU KNCm DOC, IF 00P CAN PiNfij/NT A LOCATION IN MOO YMERE 1'15 CAN Ph . 94! 3151 Racine (Do you have a ques11on for lhe experls ? Wrtte "Ask lhe Jacobys" ca re of this ne wspaper Th e Jacobys w1ll answer mdsvtdual questtons tf stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most 1nlereslmg ques 11ons wtll be use d m lhls column and will rece1ve coptes ol JACOBY MODERN) by THOMAS JOSEPH • GASOilNE AU.EY DUDLEY'S . Pass An Oh1o readers wants to know why an unnamed expert player b1d a three·card d1a· mond su1l and a smgleton club suit on h1s way to a major su11 slam The answer IS that it seem· ed a good 1dea at the bme The bids were for cmg and our ex · pert could always go back to a maJor su1t if he had to However, th 1s parbcular bit of wh1msy did not pay off and m g e ne ra l we be liev e the " KI SS" !Keep II Simple , Slup1d 1 IS the best way for everyone to bid ~Wd' Sporting Suppllesand C. B.'s 308 Page Middleport, Ohio Nat lon:ovlde Insuran ce Co of Columbus, MASON FIRST BAPTIST - . Second an d Pomeroy Sis . Sl lln Cre1g, pastor Sunda v scho ol. 9: 45 a m ; worship serv tce . II am , tra ining union , 6. 30 p m , evening worship servlcto 7 lO p m Mid week praytr se r'vl ce Wedn esday , 7: JO J' m '" By Oswald & James Jacoby West had two reasons for h1s four-spade call The fir st one was that he JUSt m1ghl make 11 East might well be short '" d1amonds and hold the FIRST ,...-~••,...--------- queen of clubs BUT 1 FIGGER WORI< Clllo'I;S The second reason was that BEFOII£ PlAY·· MOST 101.1<5 he knew hiS opponen ts, North WHO FIRST WORK JUSt ha t ed to Ie1 an opponent AWFUlI'I.AY TIRIH'-. AMDFIHD "EVER 'MOuHT 10 MUCH .. ME, 1 play the hand when he had ""=--. IHTEHD 10 · ~ou•H some cards. West d1dn 't know 10 SOOIETHIH' FIIIST 1f he could beat four hea rts or Tit EM PlAY even five hearts. but he sure knew thai he had a far better chance agamst five He didn' t double It 1s downnghl Silly lo double merely because you ~~~ th1nk you may beat the con· ALLEY OOP Rac1ne MASON COUNTY 7 30 m • ' CHRIST, P 0 Box ~ l1 , Miller u.J'ITED FAITH NON . 51., Mason , W Va Sundav DENOMINATIONAL - Rev B1ble Study 10 am , Worship E IU en R . Bl ak e . pas tor Su nd ay St noo l 10 a.m. ; Howard McCoy s up !. : Morning se r mon , 11 em . • Sundllr n ight ser11 IC e1 · Chris t en Endtavor , 1 JO P m ' Song ser11lce , s p.m .; Prea ch ing Q·lO p m , Mid · Wcet~. Pravtr me etin g ·'V c dnesdey , 1 p . m . , RuY YOU 5EE I FlliGER IF I RIGIIT 10 Sales- Quasar- Service P. J. PAULEY, AGENT S - Pass Pass Opcmng lead - K • INDIAN JOE'S Chester , Ohio Ro y ' 730 pm . E DEN UNITEO BRETHREN IN CHURIST - se t e~:ted tl:e~tMr ~ctve rtrs lniJ S.~! tl , GAUL'S MARKET winter month s Sun dav school. 9. JO a . m R uue tt Spencer , su pI • Wo r Ship service, 10 45 a m Eveni ng wo r ship atterna t •ng with C E at . 7 30 p m on Su nday Pre yer meeltng , 7 30 p m We dn es da y. Alf r e d Wolfe, lay l ea d er So uth Pass Obi 5¥ Otl,AHHIE- -RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION thr ou gh Nurtb East P.&ss •IIOOIEWORK HfARLY MRY HIGHT .. THE 1fACHERS ~VE ... GOSPE L Kno b . R ev MISSION at Bald E J Grt tt lth , sup t of churc h . Rev L R . Gtuesencam p . pas tor , Roger Wd ll r ed . Sr • Sun day School sup! Sund av sc hoo l. 9 30 a m , pray er meetmg , Tuesday , 1 30 p m youth mee ting . 6 p m Sunda y . lea d ers Ada Van Met e r and Grctta Suttle . Sund ay even •ng \\' est With the hope it will, in some measure', foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph. 992 ·3030 Middleport Robert Sm ith , pastor . Sunc:tao; sc hool. · f 30 a .m .. cl an lellde r Leo Hil l , worship service, 10 JO am , ch ur ch , (!El;fJ I!S\~ 00<: Rev youth scrvtee , W ednesday , l loyd D Gr imm . Jr , pastor Sun day school, ~ JO am : LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN wor sh iP service , 10 JO am CHURCH T ed Jones , br'oadcast 1111 e over WMPO pastor Sundav sc hool , 9 30 vo un g peopl e's se r vice. 6 45 a.m : Roy Sigman, sup I ; ev angellst•c ser 111Ce . 7 JO p m morni ng worsh i p , 10 30 .·, Prayer meet in g . Wedn esday Sunday ewenlng !ervice . 7 30, 7 10 Pm , Missionar y mid week service , Wed me et ing 7 · 30 p m t 1rs t nesday, 7 JO p1m . Wednesday Of month we ek prAyer m ee ting , W(od. nesdav . 7"30 p m : M lsslonMy meeting , sec ond Wed n es~"~ay flAIJiit.l'T If you aro ski1ng out 1n the woods wi111 an amiable compan10t1 , you can I8Y9I In the wh1to beauty of the snow. If, on the other hand. you are on a city street, facing an icy wind. you may feel qu1te dilforonlty about the mal1er Friday METHODIST CHURCH - 1. JO p .m Sun day '~ \ ~ BETSY ROSS BAKERY wor sh ip, 10 45 . NVP S Jif'> ~~@\\:~~ C.HN<hl~? l! .m , worship service , 11 RUTLAND CHURCH 0 F am : evening senllce , 7 30, THE NAZARENE Rev 6 JO p ,m • • eiiiMO CIISI IC ser' vi ce Sund a y , 7 30 p m Mid ~,$lt-f' tRETTifJ0! ll.t:. BeE't-l CH~ISTIAN - Bruce Smllh, pastor Wallace D~ mewoo d , Supt Bib le Sc hool. 9 JO a m Pr e aching se r vice ~ tO 45 a m. No even.ng se r 11 l r~ HYSEL L t<VN t-RE.E FREEDOM "'J7 :1 North ·South vu lnerable 'M\,6..T'I~ '(XI Joel J 16-18 Wcdneoday Pulms 23: j.(j 9 llg es . 9 JO e m , morning 6;:U.Oit;, LCOK. AT ~IS "BAAK-Oq CREDIT C.f>.RD '>T/>.:fe;M e; t.!T! Monday Jeremiah 11 00-News 3, d.6.8.10,13,15, Godspell Goes to Pllmoth Planfali on 33 . 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Wide World Special 13; Sa mmy & Company 6. 6; Movie " The Joker Is Wild" B. Movie " Daughter of Dr Jekyll " 10; Janak! 33 1 00-Modnight Specia l 3,4,15; Wide World Special 6; Mov1 e " The Wlfch" 10. News 13 2 30-Movle "G amb1 f" 4 4 110-Movie " The Phanlom of lhe Opera" 4 7 110-Safurday Report 3. Farm Front 4, tract The odd s agamst you NORTI1 28 are too great • 5I Th e contract did go down ¥ K Q 10 :! West op ened h1s km g of tKQ 195 spades and wound up w1lh a oloKQ spade lnck and h1s two std e WJ,;ST EAST aces . KQ.I982 .10 7:! Of course . North should not · - ¥ 751 ha ve bid fiv e hea rts He t A 10 7 +6 3 2 should have passed South olo A964 oloi08 52 would double four spades , se l SOUTH !Il l 11 two tncks and piCk up 300 A A6 po1nts, wh1 ch IS a much better WAJ9 862 result than bemg set at f1ve t81 hea rts ' BOTTOM Pllul Nev•lle pastor 5undav School 9 30 a m , Morn ing 'iervlce , tO 30 am , you th se r v tce , 6 A5 p m Evangelt sltc se r vice 7 30 p m Prayer mee t1ng , Thur sda't' . 7 JO p m Bidding hog gets butchered .~ BRADFOR D CHURCH OF CHRI ST Charles Ru~o:;e ll, Sr mm•ster Norman C Wil l supt . Sunday schooL 9 . 30 am , worSh iP ser \I ICf', 10 30 il m , Btble stu dy, Tuesda,-, 1 JO p m WIN AT BRIDGE CAPI' AIN EASY ,.,. CHRIH Clifford SrniJI"I , mm•'!.ler Sunday School 9 JO am morn mg church 10: 30 a m !.vndav even1ng urv tc e . I 10 p m Wedne!day ser1,1 •ce. apm LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME THODIST - Jlev Floyd F Shook . p astor . Ll oyd wr,gnl , 'iundav !.Chool supt Sunday Hhool. 9 JO a m . Mo rnmg worsh •P · 10 JO a m , rvening worsh •P. 7 JO p m Wed nes oa y . Chr1Sf1 111n You111 Crus ad e, 0 ~ 30 p m Cho ir practice . 'rhur!dav. 7 p m DEXTER 20 .33 8 311--Chi co & Ihe Man 3 4, Mash 8.10. Wall Sf reel Wee k 20.33 9 00-Rockford Fil es 3,4, 15, Hawaii Fove -0 a. Movie " Treasure Island" 10. F~rlng L10e 20. Masferp1ece Theatre 33 10 00- Polic e S1ory 3.4.15; Barnaby Jones B. News 20 . Paul Nuch1ms 33 10 :30-Avlatlon Weather 20 mo.rnmq CHESTER CHURCH OF meellng , 7: 30 p m Yout GOD-Rev Bobby Porter , services, Friday , 7: 30 p .m pu tor . SundJV school , . JO Sundav night worship , 7 · 30. Howard C. Black , pa stor Bob Moore . Sunday Sc hool Subt , Su nd ay Sc hool. classes for all · 1 f l"(l;;n d r c-rt , s; , pif'!.IOI" ' IGVO He~rr t,_, SU JH C. UA d'a<'f c,,,., MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rac ine ROlltf 1, 1t1e Qev J• 'JH!$ M Muncy . pih~olor Sunday "hooL 9 4.S 8 m . morn i nq worSh ip, Jl JJm , tven;ng wor5n lp , 7 JO Prit •o u mee"nq luuday , 1 10 P m , Youn~ people'' 1'1Jtt'hnQ , 7 J0 p.m . ThurtdiJ'r' MIOOt.EPOAT FIRST IAPTIS'f - Corn er SilOh ano Pal mer , th e Rev Pe lc r Gr anda I pll\lo r , Danny ltt omp~on , 1 uptr fnttndtnt ~unday -;chool WM PO Raa 10 proorarn 1 AS a rn ; Sunday Sc hool , f IS a m , Morn .ng worth fl) , 10 1 ~ 3 m Youth ~ cllvflf~t nnd tetlow!.hlp to r tun•o r and seni or high ll udcn ,s. 6 ~ m Sunda ., e n 1 ' ve mg wo r s p , 7. 10 P m M •d w ee k prayer Hrvicu , Vltelnuoa ,- 7 lOP m CHU RC H OF CHA 'IST , M iddleport. 5th and Main . George G lllze , mlnlslef , James ~ hl!tt~ . super in t endent Bible SC,OOI. 9' 30 am . morn fny wor ship 10. 30 II m eveni ng- worsh fp , 7 30 Ore yrr urvice, 7 p m . Wed nclid.,y , MIDDLEPORT Church Ol Th e Nu arene Rev Con Cote . pa!t tor , Mr' t . Mery Lathey, Sunday School ' upt Sunday IC hOOI 9· ]0 am ; morning wora~ / p , II a .m . 1 Sunday e"ll llngelllf lc meet ing , 7. 30 Pm prayer mee tin g . 1 Wednuday , 7· 10 p m o "' PL AI Nf f\'l l9 d '" . ~vnd&~ e-vC~t~mq ""t'fifl(f' 1 p m LETA-RT FAL lS UHil £0 BRET HREN Rcw )0 ·~ 1J m JEHOVAH ' S Wt'TNESS.ES CtlollrdJStboolf•m , p,. a y~ - t arry an pr~i •O•nq Mff' '"' Wt"OntiO(II'f IJ D m rrh lt Jih r ~ un dlh' • 8 tbleLO,.G &OTTOM !fi(Jr ttti!Jf! 9 10 a m '~~'"" lh rp 'I II m ~ Sunda y 5-dnJol to wer \oHidJ . 10 30 a. m , 9 .._~ I m • Prayer M~t hng liJ,.tdby , K•blt Mucn ·, 1 ro I'Nf! O'nt~Da v J 10 P m P m Trt&~<rSOb;t , m ~ tJ • S.IrV HORTH &ETHEL \(r/CHJ I1 1· JO p m , s.c r v ice V.IO!th lp It am , Church met-t ,ng • ;JO p m ~choof 10 a .m MfDOLEPOAJ CHURCH ALIF.EO - 5un aa y ~chool OF CH RIST IN CHJUSTIAN q AS a m· Won.tJip H a.m . UHIOH - L awr f:nu MJtJfr-y , Prayt.r me~ttln g ffiednrSOb'f pit!U6r Mr t. Ruttit'll Yo 11ng . 7 41- P m ~ U MN Jrd Tue\Ciay W(H' SI'I IP J !!> DI_c:K TRACY pi!' a tH CHsti~TIAN Ct4Uiil0t EL"'Ifl,t tlndo:-r H(ll(ld . FA~'Of" •• fiO>~"~'iftel cau:s ... t>U , , ~.LIIflld.ar ~ POilTt.CND o'J or!h •p 1 lll urr ( urcr \4. M~oJ 9' 10 .chool. Erw 1 o MMn ~no eiJI:HhQ~trdntr , wtpf f" ~' h'oo J i O ill m W~dnl~~'f Vu p ., J 1fil (H,t~PEl SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Now. 22) While others may Ignore the p light of an unfortunate friend you won't You 'll pedorm vour good olhces secrelly SAGITIARIUS (Now. 23-Dec:. 21) You retain the desire and the capac• ty to be pleasantly soc•abl e today. Don t stop at one spot You can handle 11 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11) Business a nd pleasure are a good mtx for you today . Take the in lhaltve In pro moting some hght d•verslon as a prelude to an lmportan1 d•S · CUSSIOn AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fib. 11) The results you 're seek1ng to· d ay can be attained wtth gen· tte but f"m. persuas1on. Don't be alra1d to add a dab of humor PISCES (fob. 20-Morch 20) Son lights sweet music and a rend ezvous with the o ne you lov e w•l1 please vou tod ay. Don I SPOil II by bringing 01hers •nto the picture ~Your ~Birthday Nov. 21, 1175 Bonds w1 11 be strength ened between you and a loved one th•s com ing yea r II there has been a te'mporary void In yo ur l1 fe it will soon be filled 6UNNIES! ! CAN'T 6EUE'IE IT .. HOIIJ 6t\'05S! �8 - The Datly Sent mel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ~ rlday Nov 28 1975 For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds.:-.: •. For Rent For Sale ;... Business Services ... Un~tromblrlhtse tour Jumbles. one lttter to each sqJ~&rt to rorm rour ordlnory words INFORMATION DEADLINES 0 1 II I 1 YETTIN I ~ r2 1 0 REFERT V ± . HOW iO MAKE FOOP 60 i<'OUND Now arran1e the carded lettero 'J to form the surpri•e answer u :==~=1\.~~~/l~~~::__:••~rreatod by the above cartoon ____:.:.;;Piiii=...:..:..:*--'"-'--IIISWIJ - _ _.___,, I r xxxJ rn . I _ ~A.. •w~n lomorruw ) Jumllro ARMOR NOISF DAWNED BARIUM Ye•l•rd•, • ! Antwf'r What Ju (m ml, ll f' llf.OUIHJJI - In Memory Notice IN LOVIN G me mory of Er a Chr s Marc P <ke m. TA TTIN G c asses a t m y pla ce One dol]ar for on e ess on Pt on e 99 1 J24Q I 28 6 p I mi ss you so as th e days go bV And somehow I w ond er and Ques l on why THE under signed t er e giv e na t ce No hun ng or r e spa ss n g w thou pe missio n Arb Ho i er Carr ot Click Joh n Rose V nton E Jon es John C Pratt Mary Th o np son Jam es Ba l ey Carl Morr s Wins on Varley Ben B c k er s Dan S l l lh C rave r Wh 1t e Jr Theod or e Pull ns Kenn h B Law son Paul Moore Car H cks Cl fford Ho l ler Ar c h e Rose Gary Gr ff H Doug l a s Ctrcl e Glenn T u le Rob ert Codn er Rodn ey Tuttl e Cl nl P tz er I 28 J p WE You ve tak en your self away from me BOREDOM .., You re no th e pal that you used o be I mIss your han de asp 1 rm and warm Vour laughler l i ke t he birds Bl dewn But days and years cannot erase The m emories at yo ur sm ng Ie ee Pa ssed awa y 4 ye ar s ago Nov 27 Sa dl ymlsse dbyh er Fa m ly 28 II C IN MEM ORY ot Mrs Orba (Ma Slout who depar ed HA V E yo ur deer roph es mounted Blr chf elds St Rt 124 East of Ru t and Phon e 614 1 7 ~ 2 2178 11 28 lfc th is life on e y e.;. r ago lod!'ly Nov ember 27 Ou r hearts s 11 ache w tt sadn ess se cr c1 tears slit flow What t m ean to lose you No one w tl e ~ e r ~now When days e- r e dark and dr eary An d evcrythm g goes wrong We seem o hear you wh sper Chee r Up and Carry On Ea ch l m e w e see your p c l ur e You se em 10 smil e and sa y Don t cry I rTJ only s eep lng We w I mee ag a n som e AUCT ION Sal e Fri day 7 p m New merchand se Chr st mas lays and m sc At Mason Auct on Mason w v. 11 26 2 c GET a $10 gill ccrl f ca e tor a king up orders or ha~ ng a Sarah Co~ent r y par y from Nov 24 1111 oe c 13 You can buy 2 pie ces r egule pr ce - g et 2 piec es 1 pnce Ca I 992 SJOI dav Sa dly m Iss ed by M rs Hop e Harp er :tnct Fam l y l 28 lip I 26 61c ALL Items must be old Old ke ys ma ch obs gun s powd er f asks powder horns bank and oys nor I ron stortt Items Ad LO ST R E WA RD a I ea v y ver t sing e c Post cards ste el me ta t re hook osl silve r ware sewing tems belween P omeroy an d th i mbles etc Knives M e1gS M ne No 1 S R smoking p p e s 124 Meigs T re c ent er phonog ra phs music boxes Pom ero y Oh io RE WA RD paperwe ights marbles nk II 28 Jtc w elt s bo Il l e s ha p ns campa gn Hems be Is o I SIOOREW A RD inlh e v c n y lamps and l en terns m.ners of Syre cu se or R ac ne Lo st railroad etc clocks dolls 3 head of or stray ed old 1ewe ry watches r ngs ca li e r ed Angus cow 2 cha ns etc Steel traps voung H er ef ord s r ed derby s h lgh ha s eye denllftea t an ta gs ro r glasses polt ery Iars lugs lnformat•on ead ng o he pewter p ic lur es and return of cat le CAll coll ec frames glass d shes and 756 6 23 ~ or 949 2774 or wrll tt chlnn plaxes furniture of E N Vt'ln ce R:t 2 8 0)( 15 a 1 ty pes money and cons Crown Cltv Ohio arrow hea ds and ln d an 11 28 ) IC artltac s pl us all Nazi war tem s Phon e 992 20 50 be tween 3 p m and 11 p m Monda y hro1.1 gh Fr day GAR AGE sale Fr iday and 1 19 12t c Sa turday 701 Beech S M iddleport ~-----------o 11 28 II C ANYONE wan ng rde F tor da to help dr v e and Share expenses phone (6 14) 985 A 14J T mothy ROOM nnU board for senior Sk lorenko Wll eav e Dec 4 cltlte!"'S very n i ce Phon e or 5 Lost Yard Sale PM Day tu; rore TRA IL ER space for r en fo.. t ut t es Phone 992 5535 9 16 tf c 1973 POI'< T/\B LE S ng er Sew ng mach ne stoo Phon e 992 3844 1 21 6t p Pub cat on M onday Deadl ll(' 9 a m 7 RM HOU SE: n Syracuse Cance l aflon Corrections Oh o Basement garage w II be accepted unlll 9 a m r eal 11 ce hom e n usl hsve A IR CO we l d ng ma c h ne new e ec all ac cessor es for Day of Pub I ca t on re ferenc es t nt er esled Ca t n cl uded Phon e 992 34 10 REGULATIONS dav (6 1.4 446 7699 even ngs Th e Pu blishtr reserves the 10 28 fc 161<1 «6 95J9 r gh IC'I ed 1 or rejec any ad s 11 5 fc deemed oble c t ona The DO N T m er e y br gh ten p u b! sh er w II no! be carp e ts B lu e Lustre re sponslb e for more han one 12. 65 TRAILER small cot them no rap d rcso ng !age su tab l e lor I or 2 m en n correct nserllon Ren shampooer Nelsons Rou sh Lane Chesh re RATES Drug S ore Oh o J bedroom ra ler For Want Ad SerYtce t1 20 6tc C f on W Va Const r1.1cl on 5 cen s per wo rd one nsert10n M n mum Charge Sl 00 workers p r eferred Ci'lll 304 MODERN Walnut Conso le 14 cents per word three 773 5873 AM FM rad o il speed con sec ul ve nserl ons 11 20 6tc chang er Ba la nce SIOl 80 or 26 cents per word s x con terms Ca ll 992 3965 sec u ve nse r ons 3 RM and bath fur n shed 11 20 fc 25 Per Cent D sco un on pa d house adu l ts on y Phone ads and ads pa d wllh n 0 992 5535 days 11 20 1fc F IR EWOOD for sa l e and coa l CARD OF THANKS also general ha ul ng Phon e 99 2 3640 & OBITUARY FREE RE NT AT VILL AGE S2 00 for 50 word m nlm urn 11 236tc MANOR I N M 0 Each addlt onal word J DLEPORT We are so sure cents MY E R S deep we I wate r that yo u w 111 ove our apart BLIND ADS pump 52 ga llon a r ca n men s that we g ve you two troll ed lank Cult gan water Add 1 anal 25c Charge per week s RENT FREE Just AdvertiSement so ft ener complete Phon e pay your sec ur ty deposit OFFICE HOURS 742 2606 Fr ances mbodt:m and stays x mon hs and the 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m II 23 61c f rs 1 weeks •s free You w II Da 1y 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon en joy monthtv leases all BU TTERN UT squash makes Saturday ~ l e c tr c v ng carpe t ng be er p cs than pump k.n s range and refr gerp or tree Qu senberry Pho n e 992 tra sh p c kup ca bl e TV 2954 Sy ra cuse Oh10 (opl•onal a nd laundr y WE W I SH o expr ess ou r l123 3tc fa c I 1es Co nv en en! to s nc er e and heartfelt thank s shopp ng on Th rd an d M 11 o Dr Tell e Dr R dgw a y In M ddl ep ort V ILL AGE 1975 KAWASAK I 400 mal o and he nurs ng staff a th e MANOR s yours for one cycle actua m les 1 504 Vete r a n s Memor a l Con lac ! 992 3293 bedroom aparlm&nt s Hospital Rev r oyd Shook start ng a S104 month y p lu s 11 23 7tc r elal ves fri ends and ne 1g h - {" ~ ec we pa y tor every h ng bars for ltlel r k nd n e.ss e se See he Ma nag er a t CHECK our w nt er pr~e es on prayer s cards fo od and R•v ers1de Apar ments or Starcraf Trail ers and Fold beaut tul floral call 992 3273 This olfer wi ll Downs sma ll ret a ner w II arr angements Also spec al end soon so move n now hOld 1111 spr ng Save US han ks Ia Rev Cec I w se and save sus now qua lty and se r viCe for h1S canso ng wo rd s tO 23 fc Parts & Accesso r es Dep t Ew n g Funera l Home for the.r eff cent serv 1ce To Camp Co nley Slarc: rafl Sales Rt 62 N Po nl the s ngers Donnie Grat e Peasant V ole! Grat e or gans Jane 26 21c w se the p allbearers and 965 MU STANG HI anyone else who he ped tn PERFORM ANCE J02 goat an y way dur ng he lln ess Eng ne fiur st 4 speed 4 and dea h of our loved one BBL Edelbrock to rk er 11 26 3 c May God bl ess you all ma n fold T R W ca m S g The S eve Eb n lam l y Erson ant pump up efler s F IRE PLACE wood $12 oao II 18 I p Tra ler steps deep we and dua valve spr ngs pu m p Phone 1 ~304 882 Acce l Du al po nl d•slrtbutor a r shocks tra c on bar s 2852 11 26Jip runs good $950 Ph one 662 SOMEO N E o cook In Prtvale 332 1 Guvsv I e home lor th e aged Good I 28 J p AN T I QU ES r ed1.1ced for qu ck wages 308 Page Sl M d sa e N• ce Qltl s Lamp d epor shades ch mneys tamp 26 lfc 1966 DD DGE va n good con pa rts Beau ful Tabl e and d1t1on S600 Ph one (614) 985 flo or lamp Lamps el ec J594 tr lf 1ed Lee Rud se ll Leg on II 2J ltp A SH pad l or all makes and Terrac e Pomeroy m ode ls ot mob le homes 11 26 61p 19 75 OLD SMOBILE Cut lass Ph one area cod e 614 423 (0ym 6 ) au tomat c a.r 95J I factory tape I II steer ng KOSCOT CO SMET CS Ann 4 13 ffc Sa u vage ndependent whee l Phon e 742 2667 at er 4 ......... D 1st r bu or Syra c use p n WANTED Experlen c eo Phone 992 3272 11 23 61p Peek A Poe Stud lo br eed ll 26 61p femal e Peek A Poo Ph one 196'1 CHEVROLET fo r sale or 5 PC Cherr v d ne tl e se t S95 992 3844 tra de for p ckup Ph one 949 I 1 21 6tp ant1q ue wardrobe SlOO 2018 Ch na closet $40 buffe 11 26 61p S60 One ca phon e tape recorde r S90 One w d e 914 MUSTANG I 14 000 WILL do housec le ani ng c arrt age typewr t er and m les $2 300 Loan Va lue thro ugh th e d ay Ph one 99 2 able S50 2 meal ward $1900 Ca ll 9922720 73<9 robes S25 SAO odd cha rs 11 26 31c 11 25 3tc ant que one book case old Phone 992 3700 WANTED to d o hau l ng 1969 396 CHEVY Su per ,:, port II 26 31p 1 mes sto ne gra~el and real good cond I on Best sa nd PhOn e 949 2664 or 997 r easonabl e off er Phone 742 POTATOESforsa l e50 and 100 3076 JO I8 lb bags Across from I I 25 31C II 26 61p Shamrock n Hender son W Va Donald wa hu Rl 35 1973 TRU CK I ton Ford F ~eMODE LI NV Plumbmg Hen derson W Va 350 H eavy duty LW B e)( hea t ng and all types of! I IS 261c general repa r Work ce llent condll on Call 304 773 5308 after 5 p m guaranteed 20 y ear s e... 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Tuppers Plams, Oh1o Five homes Help Wanted - --------,----- imolormeiit-wanlell - 992 3509 10 12 lfc NO HUNTING on my farm or propertv without wrd en perm sslon Mr and Mrs Z B M edors II 25 dtc No H U NTIN G o;-;~;a-;s-ng day or n lghf on thes e farms Charle s Yo st t ~an Well J A Sm l h II 1J 61p Phone 992 7022 1\KC Samoyed puppy had all puppy sho s Phone 949 2442 W ITHO U T m y permlss on ther e w ll be no hunting or tr es pass ng on my property Bob M c Gr a w Mellga n r arm off lower Bowman s -------------- SHOOTIN G M at ch Corn Hollow Gun Club Sunday Nov 30 1 p m 1 m li e past Mil es Cemetery Run I I 28 7tc ----- ------- 11 19 12tc II 28 61c LO turn lure tee bO)(eS brass beds or com pl ete households Wr te M Dtr. 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Pm Square' Yard : A utland 360V84 ••• •• • On All In the Family CBS thtngs go from bad to worse when Archie Is mugged end '' Is he - not th e mugger - who Is on trial A BC NFL football New England Patriots al Miami Dolphins a PBS presen ts Th e Dreamer dance Interpretation of Eugene o Nelli • plov A Touch of the Poet telling the storv of a war hero who becomes an alcoholic Choreographed by Blrgll Cullberg NBC movie Butterflies are Free Goldie Hawn stars as a hopeful actrtss whose concern for her blind neighbor (Edward Alber t) grows Into a warm friendship that helps him break awty from his dom lneer.ng mother IRI ! 30 p m Maude Is on CBS How far should the Flnlays go to sell ,o Go In snow- and In ram slush slop and mud Deep self cleaning tread for safety and long wear Weighs only a few ounces No ltntng no snaps no clasps washes tnstde and oul tn seconds Stretc hy rubber to go on and off with ease Great for work and dress I'OMIROY LANDMARK .a~ltk W c.,..,, Mtr IliA Pllonem 2111 POMEROY -5 hilly acres good 3 BR home bath N gas heal lots of "'blnels POrches 17 900 CLOSE IN - 2 acres Ideal for home or !railer 14 000 HARRISONVILLE - new brick & frame 3 BR l'h baths lovely kitchen with extras garag e porch about 1 acre $25 900 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story ft'am e 3 BR 2 balhs dining R utility small yard storage bldg $8 300 CLOSE IN - 1Vo acre 2 BR bath ulllltl R garage private city water S8 300 ROUTE 681 - 135 acres minerals 1973 Olety, Impala •••••••••••• 12295 Dr 4 P S P 8 foci air vinyl roof 1971 Ford 4 Dr.................11695 Sla Wag tact air auto P S P B lug rack 1 1971 Ford Torino ............... 1395 2 Or H T small V 8 P S Sharp 1 1974 Dilly Vep ............ ••• 1995 <vi aulo hatchback i-1973 Opel4 Dr. Sedan•••••••• !1795 GEORGE S. 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Auto Trans... •••••• •11795 •• -COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE - .. • Nice little car readv to go FOrd finto. •••••••••••••• 'l~ } AU'fOMATIC TRANS A SPECIAL Y NEW & USED PARTS BODY SHOP RADIATOR REPAIR ROUTE 7 N~XT GALLIPOLIS OHI04$631 TO OLD SILVER BRIDGE •• ::• • !• : ••• ••• :• •• ~"' Review 9 p m The ABC Fr iday Night Movte s Or No first of the James Bond series w it h 007 Sean Connery and Unula Andress lac ng tarantulas cyanide and 11 flame thrower (R) York on a confidential but Is beaten up arrested He returns to LA to be kidnaped 10 3Q p m On PBS Women Unneces sary Suroerv PB S has Dionne warwlcke In Performan ce at Wolf Trap 10 p m NBC VIce 2• hours Ron Leibman a v1ce sq uad officer wh05e w fe s I te Is threatened bY gangsters Carson hosts Lucille Ball and Johnnv Mathis CBS Movie Is Corky {19711 Rober t Blake who deserts his famllv to rl5k his life on the race track In search of fame power and monev only 10 encounter disillusion men! when h iS dreams fall to materlalliEe ( R) Horsem11n starring Omar Sharif n a young Afghan who I& badly hurt while trying to live up to his fathers repute tlan In the dangerous horseback sport of Buzkashl With Jack Palance (R ) A SC has Monty Hall s Show can Guests Include Frank Gorshln Marty Allen Ricardo Montalban and Abbe Lane 4 cyl 4 spd Runeboul MANY MORE For 8 Hours $1~ Phone Today Several other cars In stock at Riggs See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St Rt 7 AYAILAILI fOI IINTAL Chester, 0 . -sTiRSUPPLY Rlcill, OhiO 949-2525 73 Cadillac Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r . 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Sed~ au 1 895 68 Buicll Skvlark 4 Door 1 69 Chevrolet % ton PICkUP • 1295 72 Dodge 1 too Truck, flat bed •••• • 12695 See one of these courteou~ salesmen Pete Burns. Lloyd Me Laug,. hn or Marvm Keebaugh Karr & Van ~andt You II Uke Our Qua lily Way Of Doing BustneSS 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Unhl6 DO- T!l5 p m Sat l..••••••llfiiil•lllll••llitiilliliilliiiiil••l L!"GAL NOTICE NOTICE w II off er l or sa c a1 he Off1c: e of Fu l tz &. Kn ghl A torney~ Pomeroy Nat anal Ban k Bu ld ng Pomerov Oh o on Fr day December 5 1975 a t 10 o c lock A M l he real es at e form erly own ed by Wesley G G II l.,n s tualed n Town sh p Me gs L e art Coun ly Oh o cons st ng of appro x •mat ely 24 Acres Sealed b1d s m av be su b m ti ed n wr I ng n advance and nterested pan•es shall also ha~ e the r ghl to com pet I ve b dd ng n person af he 1m e of sale The Jl dm n stra l r x reserves the r ght o rel ect any or all b ds and such b ds are sub tec t o approval of Co urt Sea l e~ ,bids will be recei-ved bv he M e g s Local School D str.c Board of Education st the otf •ce of the Clerk In the Me gs Junior H1gh School B1.1lld ng Middleport Ohio lor three used school buses namely GMC 1965 Dodge 1965 tnternat•onal 1962 B1ds w II be receiyed until 7 30 P M on December 8 1975 at wh ch t1me b1ds Will be opened Me gs Loca l School D stncl L w McComas Clerk M ldred G II !a n Adm n stratr )(of Eslate of Wes ley G Glll1l an dec.eased ( 1128 30 111 1 7 3 4 61 C In 1958 the Uruted States fired an Intercontinental btllllstlc missile at full range for the first time !Il l 21 28 ( 121 5 7 .,, In 1971, Jordan Premier WafSI Tel WIIS assassinated in Ca1ro by three gunmen A thought for the day Prestdent George Washmgton sa1d, 'The basis of our political system IB the right of people to make and alter thelf fonn of government' 111Dpm The CBS LOte Movie IS The The annual return of RudOlph Teams lo be announced lpm the Red Nosed Re indeer with CBS Sports Spectacular Ten Burl lv!!i narration on CBS NBC s Hallmark Holl of nls live from Las Veglls Chris Fame presents Ri chard B111 Everf and Ji mmy Connors vs hal"t as George Washington In Billie Jean 1<. no and Martv Ma~well Anderson s Valley Reissen 4pm Forge ABC has NCAA football 1 lOp m ABC Tho I s My Mama Te•as A&M vs Arkansas from Clition and Earl leud during o Little Roc~ lpm PBS hiS F ring L ne William F Buckle1 Jr Ions snowbound night In 1 motel with ""' miserable compan USED CARS NBC has The Rockford F les The NBC Today Show WEDNESDAY Johnny s guests Include Mtcha ' 30 p m PI!S Book Beol Bob Cromie el Caine and Sean Connery welcomes anlhropologlst loren SATURDAY Elsley to d iscuss his autoblo 1p m graphy ABC lias NCAA lootOall lpm 4 •• not treat families ester Is when the lcl>urts release a drug pusher very stubborn drunk 1130pm NBC Tonight Show Johnny H T lac! air P S P 8 vinyl roof ® Baretta ABC s framed tor 8pm murder and becomes a tug t1ve ABC has Saturday N Qht L ve to clear his name (R l "-'llh Howard Coselt Guests CB S has Bmg Crosb y s nc lude Bob Hope R1ta Moreno Christmas Specia l w th Fr ed CBS has The Jeffer sons A~la•re and B1ng s fam•IY Yes NBC ha s EtJ~e rg ency A TV he does smg Wh te Christ news 1eam 1S ass gned to f m a day n the lves of he mas 9 30 p m paramediCS of SQ uad 51 NBC has The Art of Cr me m 9pm wh1ch Ron Le bman plays an CBS has The Mary Tyler ant que deal er mvolved In he Moore Sh ow n which Lou s to 4 30 p M. murder of a gypsy Jose Ferre r trap ped nto hav ng a roman lie dinner at Sue Ann Ntven s guests 10 p m aparl ment LUCille Ball Spec al on CBS ABC s S W A T has Hondo with Luc lie appear ng w1th and he team go ng after Jack e Gleeson fo r th e first arsonist k11ier s who pose as lime They play d fferen t roles t1remen n three separate dramas NBC Sa turday N ght at the PBS Say Brother takes a Movies Showdown with look at the her tage of the Rock Hudson and Dean Marlin 1n a tace to face showdown over Amer.can slawes ABC has St arsky and Hutch stolen money 9 JO p m A hold up car w•th dvnam le 1n Walter s appliance store J The Bob Newhar t Show on Real dades PBS examines the trunk •s traced to an elderly CBS Reporter Ell en Hartley the unusual world of b ilingual couple in a reti rement home g ves her brother Dr Hartley 11 30 p m un1vers hes In the United States The CBS Late Movie Is The and his .cohorts the nvest ga and presents features on the Pa 1ama Game wtth Dor s f1ve treatment poetry of Sandy Esteves 10 p m Day John Ra It anct Eddie Fay 10 p m ABC has Mall Helm CBS has Medical Cent er Jr t RI CBS has The Carol Burnett Chad everett r sks des troying ABC Mov e of the Week 1S the career of a great doctor to Qulller The Pr ce of Vlolen Sh ow w lh Eyd e Germe as prlnc pal guest save the I te of th e man s ce slarrlng M•chl!lel Javston 11 JO p m NBC s Todoy Show ha$ granddaughter NBC s Weekend takes a look Johnny Carson and guests Lllv 1130pm at the growmg popular ty of Tomlin and David Janssen NBC has the Tonight Show contac karate Roy Clark Is guest host to THURSDAY Norm Crosby 8 PM CBS Movie See NO EVIl Thewallons on CBS John (1971) M ia Farrow stars as a Bov and JOh n help re un1te two blinded woman terrorized by a relatives whose marriage Is on berserk k• l ter who murders her th e rock~ COMMON PLEAS COURT fam ly and then goes after her NBC prem eres Grady star MEIGS COUNTY OHIO r ing Wh tman Mayo Redd POMEROY OHI045769 TUESDAY FoJCJC guesls as Mayo moves m No IS 9S3 • lOp m wlth h1s daughter and son In LLOYD SELLARDS ET AL ffi alrs Gettln Over law to help look after the•r Pla1nt ffs I pm Children VS NBC airs Mavin On Long PBS Th e Romantic Rebel FLOYD SELLARDS Wav To Nowhere Sonny and lion w1th Kenneth Clark taki ng Address Unknown Will trving to make monev on a look at Delacrolx {R) a long haul to Canada hire an 1 30 p m DAVID SELLARDS extra !ruck end two drivers ABC has On The Rocks last known address ontv to discover" one of them Is Fuentes tries to m11ke a break Midkiff West \llrg nta us•o dependent on pill s filmed near tor freedom nto the desert Henderson N c 9 p m F~OYD SELLARDS JR ABC has Happy Days FoniEie ABC has The Stree ts of San Address Unknown g lves Joan e Cunningham ad Francisco Mike Stone proposes v ce abOut love when she flips to a beauttful mspector then THE UNKNOWN HEIRS for Potsle Webber Features beg ins to have doubts as th ey DEVISEES LEGATEES Anson WitHams singing Thev work on a case tooether EXECUTORS AD Call It Potsle Love CBS Hawa 1 F•ve 0 Three MINISTRATORl AND On Good Times CBS th "ll' athletes attack a barmaid and ASSIGNS OF FLOYD at t.rst look great J J has a are protected from McG arrefl s SELLARDS DECEASED mural to paint and Thelma Investigation by the senator Addr ess Uknown ..._ Ins a scholarshtP Bul ~me father of one of them Detendonts unexpttetfd snags dev1lop Elltrv Queen NBC A prize. ET AL On PB S Edison The Old f ghter diH during a sparring SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Mon match but not from a punch To the Defendants •bove I lOp m Guests Include Robert Ai da named PBS has Consumer Surv •'tlal Dane Clark Lloyd Nolan You ore herbv nol ••d tha a K1t Tonight The Good Tt1e PBS Classic Theat er - The Compta nt has been fli ed n Bad And The Uolv How To Human II es In Drama Chek the Common Pl ease Court of Buy Quail tv Fu rniture CR I Me•gs Countv Oh io Case No hov s The Three S•sters On ABC Welcome Back starrin g Janet Suzman Antho 15 953 demanding part1t on of Kotter California Oreamln ny Hopk ins and E leen Atkins the followin g descr bed rea l Kotter laces the problem of a IRI estate to wit new &tudent who has a crush on The follow ng real esta t e 10 p m him ABC has Harry 0 rae ng a sit ua ted In the County of On CBS Joe and Sons Joe pair of hired killers to find a Meigs In I he State of Oh10 and gets upset when Nick chooses pregnant young womlln who In the V llage of Rutland ballet over bneball witnessed a murder tor which bounded and desc r bed as ! Pm follows Being Lot Number her father Is being framed PBS has The Ascent of Man Barnaby Jones CBS A vo1.1ng Four (4 ) In Luh s Add II on to Knowledge or Uncerta nty girl Infiltrates high soc1ety m Rutland Ohio The moral dilemma that order to set '-'P burglanes for Reference Deed Vol 261 confronts tod•y s scientists Is her bOyfr iend Page 945 Deed Records the topic of this episode (R ) NBC Medical Stor v First of Meigs County Ohto On Police woman NBC two episodes In wh ch a dying You are not fled thai you are Don 1 Feed The Pfgeons a girl Is g ven pa1nful experlmen requ1red to answer the drama abOut a ring of con men tal drugs Complaint 'WIIhln twenty e ght who prey on the elderly 11 30 p m days after he last publica! on On ABC The Rookies Two Mannix on ABC hBS am The last pub! cat•on w II be rookies are held captive bV nesia recalls few de tai lS of made on the 19t h day of heavllv armed killers Guest attempt on his li fe and the December 197 5 star Is Roger E Mosley LARRY E SPENCER murder of h•s companion CBS has Maah An ln lured Clerk of Courts NBC TOdiV Show Johnny colonel checks tnlo lhe hospllal Corson with guests Ph ilippe Meigs County Oh1o w th his priz e posusslo n a Cousteau and Tony Randall 11117 14 21 21 11215 12 19 71c rar e old Colt 45 which disappears during his recovery FRIDAY t30pm I p m On CBS Mike end Gloria s A BC .... Ji m Bacll.us n a wedding Is recalled In a specll!ll dramatization of PUBLIC NOTICE Yes Vir two part presentation of All In oinla There Is a santa Claus The Me1gs County Com The Family (Part 2 IS The CBS Fri day Night Mowle m ss one r s w II hold a pub I c scheduled for Tuesday Dec 9 ) Is Tora Tora Tore a 1970 heanng on a T ti e I Com 10 p m recreation of the attlack on mun v Deve opmen t Bloc k On PBS woman Al ive Pearl Harbor w lth Jason Gran I on Decemb er 2 1975 al explorn the way In wh ich Robards Martln Balsam Jo 9 00 a m n h e Com women are changing and how seph Cotten Ja mi!S Wh tmore m n•oners 0 11 ce they n turn are chang ing the E G Marshall ( 11) 28 1 c wortd NBC has Sanford and Son On PBS has Washington Week 1n CBS Switch Pate goes 10 1972 LID Coupe ••••••••••••••• !1895 Fad air P S P B vinyl roof 1972 Ford Lm 4 Dr•••••••••••• $1895 lrecreali<lna facilities near REAL ESTATE FOR SALE POMEROY, OHIO 1 LS Coupe fully equipped water close Th1s week's best buy Altetght room. frame. remodeled. neat one floor plan. w1th two car carport m back Forced a1r gas furnace, 112 basement, new bath. on newly palled street A neat, room galore. compact home. well worth lookmg Into Priced below value for a qu1ck sale Hurry and check into th1s at S14 000 or call Carolyn French, 992 2012, 1085 Vme St , Middleport, Oluo POMo~~!vE~~!9.~ CO. 1974 Dlevy t1price •••••••••••••13495 ~:;;~;;;;;"Da;"ii:'""l~~r~'~l:~~~~~~~!~'~ -.~~~~\~:s,::ga e I Dr H T fully equipped 19 000 actual miles 1973 Olds 98 •••••••••••••••••• .'3295 fnl511·at,t!<f 4 canopy good con s• 500 Phone t614 l II 23 lip -- ----JOHN Deere dozer Lot Mus! Be Cleared by Dec 1 14x64 Cameron $7900 12x50 Kirkwood moo 12x12 Vemco Add a Room 52995 Awn1ng UOO Melal Uhhly Butldtng $17S Serta Queen Stze Bed $100 Dtnelle Sel sso Black & While 12 T v sso Sel !ilatnless Sleel Pans S1S Melal Slep$ $30 While Pickel Fence 510 Walkways ss 00 I lO Ronald Reagen Is the guest on Issues and Answers !~ 1964 10 10 JOH N Deere COler 985 359< Mobile Homes & Accenorles ol2pml Symphony No 98 In B Flat By Haydn and Symphony No 2 by P ston Michael Tilson Thomas conduc s 9p m ABC movie The Laughing Pollcemlllll Walter Matthau stars as the detective who breaks all the rules trvlng to find lhe k Her In the senseless slaying of nine people on a San Francisco bus PBS has Masterpiece Thea tre Notor ou s Woman Con filet After a love affair comes to af) abrupt end George Sand develops an Intense relahonsh P w1th the actress Marie 'Dorval McCoy n NBC Mystery Double. Take A team of card hustlers set up an attornev tor S100 000 wh ich Tony Curtis tr1es 10 recover In an unconven Ilona ! way On CBS Ko la k IS hampered by Nevada mobsters while trvlno to extra dite a witness for a New York tria l • $ 99 and 6 acres IT S NICE - 2 BR s equipped kitc hen oak floors ba$ement and attic ACREAGE - 40acres near old Rt JJ HANDY - 3 BR s In town on Main Sl Modern kit fu ll basem ent and hot waler heal ITS LARGE - 5 BR like new home 3 balhs large tam ltv room 2 car garage Eastern School REASONABLE - 2 BR s bath Not gas furnace clly BUSINESS CLOSEOUT SALE Foo tba fl League regional games (NBC game may start -41 501 NYLON 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO $2195 < door local 1 owner car & e.cepllonal clean new white rad ial tires vinyl interior radio V 8 automatiC P steering Week's TV log for easy viewing ROO F IN G and gutter of a t k nd hot asphalt We f x th e fl a ones Phone 367 0591 Ch es h re Paul Wal ker 1 Rt::E water fenced yard Ask1ng II 2J <lc w nch d t1o n Open Evenmgs tlll7 p m Sat 9 AM to 5 PM. 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POMEROY, OHIO· PH. 99~·2174 .:.1 992 5858 11 2861p 21 I NC H b l ack and while TV Hoover portable coppertone washer and dry er Phone 99 2 2916 mo WE SP EC I A LI ZE 1n mobile home furna ce repa r Phone For Sale HAND PAINTED re d and app l e plaques wh t e Pain ed on aged wood these plaques make an unusual tem for ha t c lu b Ch r stmas g fl s exc hang e S2 50 each V ew w tho ut ob i gat on Jayne Hoefl c h 992 5292 GRA IN fed Here ford ca l ve& 500 to 700 bs Pull ets 5 mon hs old W 1m etta Le fh e t Rock Sp r n gs Phone 992 3d46 11 28 3tc 4 lO I Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 CUS TOM Homes no down pavment VA Loans FHA As l ow as l percenl down Your plans or ours Call or wr e Shepard Contra ct ng Box 28A Rutland 45715 L V IN G rm su1t e sofa chairs and 3 tab les Phone 992 7t26 11 28 3tc II 2J /lp Phone 130<1 882 3356 or 173 5611 11 13 tfc SI GNA T UR E refr igerator fre eur copper tone S.SO Phone 949 2991 ( t NTRY MObi l e HO me II 2J 6tc Park R 1 13 ten 1 les nof'th ot Pen erov Laroe tots w1th concrete pa tios Slctcwahc.s r u nner s and off street J,l dr"k 11Q 'rt 01r 99/ 7.J7 9 12J itfc TINGLEY IDJT SAVER Syracuse Ohto Ph 992 3993 OF .•.,."' -..3 ENDOF.YEAR USED CAR SALE ...... LOSS IS YOUR GAINON THESE LATE MODELUSED .. sms oo oo ...•. Sales and SeMCe GARAGE - Pets Not1ce lARRY lAVENDER r-------------1:. D&M Appliance . ROGER HYSEU'S ------------- ------- 3 bedroom Now under con Blown lnsulatton Serv1ces Blown mlo Walls & All~es STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS 1112 1mo Wanted ---- new structlon w th carpet ceramic tile garage large lot Buy now and pick your colors FHA finanCing available Price $21 500 Phone 667 6304 -- Auto Sales FREE ESTIMATES 2 SIGNS SMITH NELSON MOTORS WANT ADS ~ SOSBA Nov 28 1975 ANY SIZE WHITEWALLS All l)ftCtt piUI 31t 'o 12C PI' 1 I ftd Ill liP lnd 2 reclpplbll Int. FREE MOUNTING 6r1p 11111 ~r•illt/1 POMEROY HOME & AUTO FRONT END ALIGNMENT WHm BAWtaNG POMEROY OHIO �8 - The Datly Sent mel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ~ rlday Nov 28 1975 For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds.:-.: •. For Rent For Sale ;... Business Services ... 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Pm Square' Yard : A utland 360V84 ••• •• • On All In the Family CBS thtngs go from bad to worse when Archie Is mugged end '' Is he - not th e mugger - who Is on trial A BC NFL football New England Patriots al Miami Dolphins a PBS presen ts Th e Dreamer dance Interpretation of Eugene o Nelli • plov A Touch of the Poet telling the storv of a war hero who becomes an alcoholic Choreographed by Blrgll Cullberg NBC movie Butterflies are Free Goldie Hawn stars as a hopeful actrtss whose concern for her blind neighbor (Edward Alber t) grows Into a warm friendship that helps him break awty from his dom lneer.ng mother IRI ! 30 p m Maude Is on CBS How far should the Flnlays go to sell ,o Go In snow- and In ram slush slop and mud Deep self cleaning tread for safety and long wear Weighs only a few ounces No ltntng no snaps no clasps washes tnstde and oul tn seconds Stretc hy rubber to go on and off with ease Great for work and dress I'OMIROY LANDMARK .a~ltk W c.,..,, Mtr IliA Pllonem 2111 POMEROY -5 hilly acres good 3 BR home bath N gas heal lots of "'blnels POrches 17 900 CLOSE IN - 2 acres Ideal for home or !railer 14 000 HARRISONVILLE - new brick & frame 3 BR l'h baths lovely kitchen with extras garag e porch about 1 acre $25 900 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story ft'am e 3 BR 2 balhs dining R utility small yard storage bldg $8 300 CLOSE IN - 1Vo acre 2 BR bath ulllltl R garage private city water S8 300 ROUTE 681 - 135 acres minerals 1973 Olety, Impala •••••••••••• 12295 Dr 4 P S P 8 foci air vinyl roof 1971 Ford 4 Dr.................11695 Sla Wag tact air auto P S P B lug rack 1 1971 Ford Torino ............... 1395 2 Or H T small V 8 P S Sharp 1 1974 Dilly Vep ............ ••• 1995 <vi aulo hatchback i-1973 Opel4 Dr. Sedan•••••••• !1795 GEORGE S. 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Sed~ au 1 895 68 Buicll Skvlark 4 Door 1 69 Chevrolet % ton PICkUP • 1295 72 Dodge 1 too Truck, flat bed •••• • 12695 See one of these courteou~ salesmen Pete Burns. Lloyd Me Laug,. hn or Marvm Keebaugh Karr & Van ~andt You II Uke Our Qua lily Way Of Doing BustneSS 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Unhl6 DO- T!l5 p m Sat l..••••••llfiiil•lllll••llitiilliliilliiiiil••l L!"GAL NOTICE NOTICE w II off er l or sa c a1 he Off1c: e of Fu l tz &. Kn ghl A torney~ Pomeroy Nat anal Ban k Bu ld ng Pomerov Oh o on Fr day December 5 1975 a t 10 o c lock A M l he real es at e form erly own ed by Wesley G G II l.,n s tualed n Town sh p Me gs L e art Coun ly Oh o cons st ng of appro x •mat ely 24 Acres Sealed b1d s m av be su b m ti ed n wr I ng n advance and nterested pan•es shall also ha~ e the r ghl to com pet I ve b dd ng n person af he 1m e of sale The Jl dm n stra l r x reserves the r ght o rel ect any or all b ds and such b ds are sub tec t o approval of Co urt Sea l e~ ,bids will be recei-ved bv he M e g s Local School D str.c Board of Education st the otf •ce of the Clerk In the Me gs Junior H1gh School B1.1lld ng Middleport Ohio lor three used school buses namely GMC 1965 Dodge 1965 tnternat•onal 1962 B1ds w II be receiyed until 7 30 P M on December 8 1975 at wh ch t1me b1ds Will be opened Me gs Loca l School D stncl L w McComas Clerk M ldred G II !a n Adm n stratr )(of Eslate of Wes ley G Glll1l an dec.eased ( 1128 30 111 1 7 3 4 61 C In 1958 the Uruted States fired an Intercontinental btllllstlc missile at full range for the first time !Il l 21 28 ( 121 5 7 .,, In 1971, Jordan Premier WafSI Tel WIIS assassinated in Ca1ro by three gunmen A thought for the day Prestdent George Washmgton sa1d, 'The basis of our political system IB the right of people to make and alter thelf fonn of government' 111Dpm The CBS LOte Movie IS The The annual return of RudOlph Teams lo be announced lpm the Red Nosed Re indeer with CBS Sports Spectacular Ten Burl lv!!i narration on CBS NBC s Hallmark Holl of nls live from Las Veglls Chris Fame presents Ri chard B111 Everf and Ji mmy Connors vs hal"t as George Washington In Billie Jean 1<. no and Martv Ma~well Anderson s Valley Reissen 4pm Forge ABC has NCAA football 1 lOp m ABC Tho I s My Mama Te•as A&M vs Arkansas from Clition and Earl leud during o Little Roc~ lpm PBS hiS F ring L ne William F Buckle1 Jr Ions snowbound night In 1 motel with ""' miserable compan USED CARS NBC has The Rockford F les The NBC Today Show WEDNESDAY Johnny s guests Include Mtcha ' 30 p m PI!S Book Beol Bob Cromie el Caine and Sean Connery welcomes anlhropologlst loren SATURDAY Elsley to d iscuss his autoblo 1p m graphy ABC lias NCAA lootOall lpm 4 •• not treat families ester Is when the lcl>urts release a drug pusher very stubborn drunk 1130pm NBC Tonight Show Johnny H T lac! air P S P 8 vinyl roof ® Baretta ABC s framed tor 8pm murder and becomes a tug t1ve ABC has Saturday N Qht L ve to clear his name (R l "-'llh Howard Coselt Guests CB S has Bmg Crosb y s nc lude Bob Hope R1ta Moreno Christmas Specia l w th Fr ed CBS has The Jeffer sons A~la•re and B1ng s fam•IY Yes NBC ha s EtJ~e rg ency A TV he does smg Wh te Christ news 1eam 1S ass gned to f m a day n the lves of he mas 9 30 p m paramediCS of SQ uad 51 NBC has The Art of Cr me m 9pm wh1ch Ron Le bman plays an CBS has The Mary Tyler ant que deal er mvolved In he Moore Sh ow n which Lou s to 4 30 p M. murder of a gypsy Jose Ferre r trap ped nto hav ng a roman lie dinner at Sue Ann Ntven s guests 10 p m aparl ment LUCille Ball Spec al on CBS ABC s S W A T has Hondo with Luc lie appear ng w1th and he team go ng after Jack e Gleeson fo r th e first arsonist k11ier s who pose as lime They play d fferen t roles t1remen n three separate dramas NBC Sa turday N ght at the PBS Say Brother takes a Movies Showdown with look at the her tage of the Rock Hudson and Dean Marlin 1n a tace to face showdown over Amer.can slawes ABC has St arsky and Hutch stolen money 9 JO p m A hold up car w•th dvnam le 1n Walter s appliance store J The Bob Newhar t Show on Real dades PBS examines the trunk •s traced to an elderly CBS Reporter Ell en Hartley the unusual world of b ilingual couple in a reti rement home g ves her brother Dr Hartley 11 30 p m un1vers hes In the United States The CBS Late Movie Is The and his .cohorts the nvest ga and presents features on the Pa 1ama Game wtth Dor s f1ve treatment poetry of Sandy Esteves 10 p m Day John Ra It anct Eddie Fay 10 p m ABC has Mall Helm CBS has Medical Cent er Jr t RI CBS has The Carol Burnett Chad everett r sks des troying ABC Mov e of the Week 1S the career of a great doctor to Qulller The Pr ce of Vlolen Sh ow w lh Eyd e Germe as prlnc pal guest save the I te of th e man s ce slarrlng M•chl!lel Javston 11 JO p m NBC s Todoy Show ha$ granddaughter NBC s Weekend takes a look Johnny Carson and guests Lllv 1130pm at the growmg popular ty of Tomlin and David Janssen NBC has the Tonight Show contac karate Roy Clark Is guest host to THURSDAY Norm Crosby 8 PM CBS Movie See NO EVIl Thewallons on CBS John (1971) M ia Farrow stars as a Bov and JOh n help re un1te two blinded woman terrorized by a relatives whose marriage Is on berserk k• l ter who murders her th e rock~ COMMON PLEAS COURT fam ly and then goes after her NBC prem eres Grady star MEIGS COUNTY OHIO r ing Wh tman Mayo Redd POMEROY OHI045769 TUESDAY FoJCJC guesls as Mayo moves m No IS 9S3 • lOp m wlth h1s daughter and son In LLOYD SELLARDS ET AL ffi alrs Gettln Over law to help look after the•r Pla1nt ffs I pm Children VS NBC airs Mavin On Long PBS Th e Romantic Rebel FLOYD SELLARDS Wav To Nowhere Sonny and lion w1th Kenneth Clark taki ng Address Unknown Will trving to make monev on a look at Delacrolx {R) a long haul to Canada hire an 1 30 p m DAVID SELLARDS extra !ruck end two drivers ABC has On The Rocks last known address ontv to discover" one of them Is Fuentes tries to m11ke a break Midkiff West \llrg nta us•o dependent on pill s filmed near tor freedom nto the desert Henderson N c 9 p m F~OYD SELLARDS JR ABC has Happy Days FoniEie ABC has The Stree ts of San Address Unknown g lves Joan e Cunningham ad Francisco Mike Stone proposes v ce abOut love when she flips to a beauttful mspector then THE UNKNOWN HEIRS for Potsle Webber Features beg ins to have doubts as th ey DEVISEES LEGATEES Anson WitHams singing Thev work on a case tooether EXECUTORS AD Call It Potsle Love CBS Hawa 1 F•ve 0 Three MINISTRATORl AND On Good Times CBS th "ll' athletes attack a barmaid and ASSIGNS OF FLOYD at t.rst look great J J has a are protected from McG arrefl s SELLARDS DECEASED mural to paint and Thelma Investigation by the senator Addr ess Uknown ..._ Ins a scholarshtP Bul ~me father of one of them Detendonts unexpttetfd snags dev1lop Elltrv Queen NBC A prize. ET AL On PB S Edison The Old f ghter diH during a sparring SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Mon match but not from a punch To the Defendants •bove I lOp m Guests Include Robert Ai da named PBS has Consumer Surv •'tlal Dane Clark Lloyd Nolan You ore herbv nol ••d tha a K1t Tonight The Good Tt1e PBS Classic Theat er - The Compta nt has been fli ed n Bad And The Uolv How To Human II es In Drama Chek the Common Pl ease Court of Buy Quail tv Fu rniture CR I Me•gs Countv Oh io Case No hov s The Three S•sters On ABC Welcome Back starrin g Janet Suzman Antho 15 953 demanding part1t on of Kotter California Oreamln ny Hopk ins and E leen Atkins the followin g descr bed rea l Kotter laces the problem of a IRI estate to wit new &tudent who has a crush on The follow ng real esta t e 10 p m him ABC has Harry 0 rae ng a sit ua ted In the County of On CBS Joe and Sons Joe pair of hired killers to find a Meigs In I he State of Oh10 and gets upset when Nick chooses pregnant young womlln who In the V llage of Rutland ballet over bneball witnessed a murder tor which bounded and desc r bed as ! Pm follows Being Lot Number her father Is being framed PBS has The Ascent of Man Barnaby Jones CBS A vo1.1ng Four (4 ) In Luh s Add II on to Knowledge or Uncerta nty girl Infiltrates high soc1ety m Rutland Ohio The moral dilemma that order to set '-'P burglanes for Reference Deed Vol 261 confronts tod•y s scientists Is her bOyfr iend Page 945 Deed Records the topic of this episode (R ) NBC Medical Stor v First of Meigs County Ohto On Police woman NBC two episodes In wh ch a dying You are not fled thai you are Don 1 Feed The Pfgeons a girl Is g ven pa1nful experlmen requ1red to answer the drama abOut a ring of con men tal drugs Complaint 'WIIhln twenty e ght who prey on the elderly 11 30 p m days after he last publica! on On ABC The Rookies Two Mannix on ABC hBS am The last pub! cat•on w II be rookies are held captive bV nesia recalls few de tai lS of made on the 19t h day of heavllv armed killers Guest attempt on his li fe and the December 197 5 star Is Roger E Mosley LARRY E SPENCER murder of h•s companion CBS has Maah An ln lured Clerk of Courts NBC TOdiV Show Johnny colonel checks tnlo lhe hospllal Corson with guests Ph ilippe Meigs County Oh1o w th his priz e posusslo n a Cousteau and Tony Randall 11117 14 21 21 11215 12 19 71c rar e old Colt 45 which disappears during his recovery FRIDAY t30pm I p m On CBS Mike end Gloria s A BC .... Ji m Bacll.us n a wedding Is recalled In a specll!ll dramatization of PUBLIC NOTICE Yes Vir two part presentation of All In oinla There Is a santa Claus The Me1gs County Com The Family (Part 2 IS The CBS Fri day Night Mowle m ss one r s w II hold a pub I c scheduled for Tuesday Dec 9 ) Is Tora Tora Tore a 1970 heanng on a T ti e I Com 10 p m recreation of the attlack on mun v Deve opmen t Bloc k On PBS woman Al ive Pearl Harbor w lth Jason Gran I on Decemb er 2 1975 al explorn the way In wh ich Robards Martln Balsam Jo 9 00 a m n h e Com women are changing and how seph Cotten Ja mi!S Wh tmore m n•oners 0 11 ce they n turn are chang ing the E G Marshall ( 11) 28 1 c wortd NBC has Sanford and Son On PBS has Washington Week 1n CBS Switch Pate goes 10 1972 LID Coupe ••••••••••••••• !1895 Fad air P S P B vinyl roof 1972 Ford Lm 4 Dr•••••••••••• $1895 lrecreali<lna facilities near REAL ESTATE FOR SALE POMEROY, OHIO 1 LS Coupe fully equipped water close Th1s week's best buy Altetght room. frame. remodeled. neat one floor plan. w1th two car carport m back Forced a1r gas furnace, 112 basement, new bath. on newly palled street A neat, room galore. compact home. well worth lookmg Into Priced below value for a qu1ck sale Hurry and check into th1s at S14 000 or call Carolyn French, 992 2012, 1085 Vme St , Middleport, Oluo POMo~~!vE~~!9.~ CO. 1974 Dlevy t1price •••••••••••••13495 ~:;;~;;;;;"Da;"ii:'""l~~r~'~l:~~~~~~~!~'~ -.~~~~\~:s,::ga e I Dr H T fully equipped 19 000 actual miles 1973 Olds 98 •••••••••••••••••• .'3295 fnl511·at,t!<f 4 canopy good con s• 500 Phone t614 l II 23 lip -- ----JOHN Deere dozer Lot Mus! 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Take A team of card hustlers set up an attornev tor S100 000 wh ich Tony Curtis tr1es 10 recover In an unconven Ilona ! way On CBS Ko la k IS hampered by Nevada mobsters while trvlno to extra dite a witness for a New York tria l • $ 99 and 6 acres IT S NICE - 2 BR s equipped kitc hen oak floors ba$ement and attic ACREAGE - 40acres near old Rt JJ HANDY - 3 BR s In town on Main Sl Modern kit fu ll basem ent and hot waler heal ITS LARGE - 5 BR like new home 3 balhs large tam ltv room 2 car garage Eastern School REASONABLE - 2 BR s bath Not gas furnace clly BUSINESS CLOSEOUT SALE Foo tba fl League regional games (NBC game may start -41 501 NYLON 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO $2195 < door local 1 owner car & e.cepllonal clean new white rad ial tires vinyl interior radio V 8 automatiC P steering Week's TV log for easy viewing ROO F IN G and gutter of a t k nd hot asphalt We f x th e fl a ones Phone 367 0591 Ch es h re Paul Wal ker 1 Rt::E water fenced yard Ask1ng II 2J <lc w nch d t1o n Open Evenmgs tlll7 p m Sat 9 AM to 5 PM. 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FREE MOUNTING 6r1p 11111 ~r•illt/1 POMEROY HOME & AUTO FRONT END ALIGNMENT WHm BAWtaNG POMEROY OHIO �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., f riday, Nov . 28, 1975 . . ., .t Health groups to join forces Hept·esentali ves of Ohio 10 the board of each agency Vall ey Health Services lor final ratification prior to Foundation and Southeastern submission . Ohio Health Planning Th e s teerin g committee As sociation ann oun ce d shall be composed of five Wednesday they would file a representatives or the for Soulh~a s tern Ohio Health joint application de signation as a Health Planning Association's Board Systems Agency lor the 18 and four representatives of county area. The action the Ohio Valley .Health followed agreement on these Services Foundation Board. points: There will be two offices, The agencies should file a located in . Athens and letter of in ten t by December de signaJed as the I, 1975 and jointly submit an headquarters, and one in application for designation as Cambridge, with both offices the Health System Agency for sufficiently staffed to meet the 18 county Health Service the function of an HSA and Area. needs of the respective area . A joint steering committee will be formed to develop said application and ~n!"lmitH"n il ON BOARD OF DffiECTORS - New members of the Ohio 4-H Foundation Board of Directors, shown with Board Chairman Art Dannecker (second from left ), are Tony Puskarich, Bob Evans, George Gist, and Thomas Calhoon 0-r). Evans sitting on 4-H board A pr ominent Gallia Countian , Bob Evans, took his seat at the recent fall meeting of the Ohio 4-H Foundati on Board of Directors when allocations of the past year were reviewed . The Slate's 4-H programs received '24,500 during the past year fr om the Ohio 4-H Foundation investment which now amoun Is to $399,099.60. The $24,500 in interest from the foundation was allocated by the Board of Directors for scholarships, short courses, leadership training con ferences , and recognition of members , advisors, and leaders. Other newly appointed members of the Foundation Board in troduced were Thomas F. Calhoon II , Kent Real Estate, Colunnbus ; Tony Puskarich, Cravat Coal Company, Cadiz, and George Gist, Cooperative Extension Service, Colunnbus. Evans is Presldenl or Bob Ev an s Farms, Inc. · All officers of the Foun-. dalion Board were re-elected. They are : Arthur C. Dannecker, Westfield Cornpanics, Westfield Center, president; Jerry L. Kallenb;u:h! Goodin g Amusement · CO'.,.\Colunnbus, vice president , and Mrs . Bernice C. Hall, C.~ un ty Extension Agent, Hom e Economics, St . Cla~'rsville . A list of .contributor to the Foundation during 1975 was circulate!l . Board members looked over new wood plaques designed especially for each level of contribution to the Foundation. Everyone Interested in the service to youth that 4-H provides may donate to the Ohio HI Foundation. This may be done by simply writing a check to the Ohio Stat e Un iversity Development Fund with a note to earmark 'the funds for the Ohio 4-H Foundation . A considerabl e amoun t of recognition is provided to each donor, said Charles W. Lifer, sta le 4·H leader at Ohio State. The numbet· of Ohio youths in 1-H has doubled in the past fiv e yea rs, Lifer said . HALL ON STAGE MASON - A country imd western show featuring Tom '1'. Hall and The Storytellers with Gary Sergeants will be ' t·esented Dec. 5, at 7:30p.m. in the gym at Wahama Hi gh School, sponsored by the Waharna Band Boosters. Tickets may be purchased in advance from local merchants in the bend area or obtained at th e band room of the high school during school hours , Enrollment is now 212,135. Sales of 35,75!1 Slate Fair tickets by 4-H members last summ er netted the 4-H Foundation about $7500. John Evan s, ge neral manager of the Stale Fair, has given 4-H exclusive permission to sell tickets ahead of next year 's State Fair . Animals sold at the Ohio Stale Junior Fair and then donated back for sale at market price ne tted the 4-H Foundation $538.46. ARRESTS MADE TOLEDO, Ohio (UP! ) Three Toledo residents were arrested Thursday in the recent fatal shooting of Harriet Wer.nert and her mother , Velma Bush, in suburban Ottawa Hills. Charges with aggrava ted murder and grand theft were David Wernert, 37, Toledo, son of Mrs. Werpert,.his wife Patricia, 32, and Richard Aterberry, 21 , who lived with tlle couple. The arrests came after a witness said the Wernert couple had gotten out of a car stolen frorn the dead women and entered an auto stolen from an auto dealer recently. No motive was given for the slayings, but police said tllere had been no robbery at the house. HOSPITAL NEWS Holr.cr Medical Center 1Discharge•, Nov. 27) Louise Bond, Clara <;ole, Audrey Droscos, Joseph Fuller, 'Donald Hall , William Hill, Karen Howell, Dolph Johnson, Sharon Kirby, Allen Krebs, Willard Moore, Anna Pearson, Jerry Powell, Paul Rodman, Fred Sisson, William Urwin, William Watson, Mack Williams, Walt~r Wilson. ( Blrtbs, Nov. 27) Mr . and Mrs. David Johnson, a son, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs . Jerry Van Inwagen, son, Pomeroy. ~ Veterans Memorial Hospital Wednesday Admissions Dora Roush, Middleport ; James T.ucker, Ra cine ; James Barton, Addison. Wednesday Discharges Mildred Wolfe, Iris Morris, borsel Biggs, Charles Lewis, Henry Milliron, Ava Gilkey. Thursday Admissions Harrison Robinson, Letart, w. va.: Charles Lemley, Middleport. Thursday Dis charges William Young, Charles Sayre, ,Michael Taylor. NOW YOU KNOW Alaw in Siena , Italy forbids women harned Mary to work ·as prostitutes. Weather MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THRU TUES. NOV . 28·- DEC. 2 ... THE RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER Starring~ Peter Sellers, and Christopher Plummer . Violator. of parole captured Show starts at 7:00p.m· POMEROY - A parole violator from AI hens Counly <ought for jwnping a $10,000 bond was ja1led in Point Pleasant Friday night followin g a high speed chase through Metgs Cuunty into Mason Coun ty, W. Va .. by the Ohio State Patrol. Booked at the Mason County Jail and wai ling extradition was Paul Da vid Kuhn, 28, HI. 2, Guysville, Ohio. According lo the Galli a-Meigs Post Slale Highway Patrol, J uhn wa s driving in the area of Union Ave. near Pomeroy when Ptl . Carl L. Boggs, Gallipolis, a veteran Ohio Highwa y Palrolman , attempted to pull him over as a OWl suspect. Kuhn did not stop, bu l continued instead up Un ion Ave. tuward ·Pomeroy, turned onto Mulberrv Ave .. nroceedcd up died on Friday Cars, no bodies, banged up No one was injured in seven traffic accidents investigated bv the State Patrol Wedn~sday and Thursday in Gallia and Meigs Counties. The first occurred at 10:40 a.m . on Rt. 35, three tenlhs miles east of the BidwellRodney Rd . where an unknown vehicle forced a car driven by Janel L. Tyree, 21, St. Albans, off the left side of the highway where it struck a fence . There was moderate damage . No one was charged following a collision at II :50 a.rn. Wednesday on County Hoad 41, three and two tenths miles southwest of Rt. 160. The patrol said cars driven 'by Ruby C. Cox, 55, Rt. 2, Vinton, and Robert Mead , 56, HI. 2, Bidwell, collided in a curve. There was moderate damage. A deer was killed in an accident at 6:10p.m. on Rl. . 3.\, three tenths of a mile west of Rl. 160. The animal ran into the path of a car operated by Frances M. Hudson, 23, of Ashville, Ohio. A final Wednesday accident occurred at 9:35p.m. on Rt. 7 in Meigs County at County There's nothing qu ite like that new car feeling. · · . And nettling quite like our Auto Loans. Our service is prompt. Our term s are clear. And 'Ou r low bank rates are just too good to pass up . ' • pomeroy rutkmd tuppers plaine pomeroy natlona bank the bankd the century Mtablllh«< 1872 Member FDIC SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM .OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM End-of-the-Month ·Sale ·Bargains In Every D~partment On All 3 Floors, The Home Furnishings Annex and Mechanh; Street Warehouse SAVE 10% ON All TOYS IN ·STOCK ·DURING THIS SALE -MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE- ELBERFELDS.. IN POMEROY ·t ntint Ue;ichi11g Morf! · ' Tlwn n,ooo Fumilie.~ -------------------~~~~~--~~·~m------~ VOL. 10 NO. 44 GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 30 . 1975 ·MIDDLEPORI·POMEROY PRICE 2S CENTS- - Oarence Rupe Clarence E. Rupe, 85, died Friday morning at the home of a stepdaughter, Mrs . . Howard (Eva) Seidenable, Route 1, Middleport, with whom he made his home . Mr. Rupe was born Dec. 3, Road 32 where Joyce A. 1889 at Kyger, the son of the Gutherie, 28, Tuppers Plains, late Mr. and Mrs. William lost control of her car when Rupe . He was also preceded the left front tire blew out. in death by his wife, Violet The vehicle left the highway, Brown Rupe, and two sisters. Surviving besides Mrs. striking a guardrail. A deer . was killed in an Seidenable are two stepsons, accident at 1.:10 a.m. Thurs- Leland Brown of Middleport day on Rl. 35, one and six and Clarence Brown of tenths miles west of Rt. 325. Albany: a sister, Mrs. Leona The animal ran into the path Kennedy, Colunnbus, and four of a car operated by John W. step-grandchildren. Paxton, Jr ., 39, of Tecumseh, Mr. Rupe was a member of Mich. the Middleport Fire Dept., a Larry A. Brumfield, 19, Rt. veteran of World War I, a 2, Gallipolis, was cited to member of Feeney-Bennett Municipal Court for improper Post 128, AmericaQ Legion, backing following an ac- . and the auxiliary of the Ohio ciden t at 4:30p.m. on County State Patrol. Road 5, two and six tenths In lieu of flowers, friends miles northwest of Rt. 7. The may contribute to the Midpatrol said Brumfield b~cked dleport Fire Dept. his car from a pnvate Mr. Rupe was a member of driveway into the path of a the Middleport Baptist vehicle driven by James Church. Rohrbaugh , 23, Rl. I, Funeral services will be Gallipolis. held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the A final mishap occurred on Rawlings-Coats Funeral Rl. 35, one tenth of a mile east Home witll the Rev. Peter of Rt. 588 where Dayle E. Grandall officiating. Burial Keeler, 19, of Chillicotlle, lost will be in the Gravel Hill control of his car which ran Cemetery at Cheshire. off the right side of the high- Friends may call at the way over a guardrail and funeral home from 2 to 4 and embankment. from 7 to'9 p.m. on Saturday. lour Invited (;uest 0 SANTA ARRIVES - More tllan 1,000 persons gathered at the Silver Bridge Stopping Plaza Saturday afternoon to watch Santa Claus make his first official visit to GalUs County. Despite rain , Santa arrived by parachute this year. Making tlle jump was Steve Barhorst, a member of the Green CoWtty Parachute Club. Santa will give treats to kids Monday evening MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Village will olflclally welcome the Chrislmas holiday season Monday evening. Mrs. June Kloes, who is arranging a parade which will move through town at 6:30p.m. Monday, said bands of Souil hern, Eastern, Meigs and Kyger Creek High Schools are expected to take part as will to baton twirling groups, Cub, Brownie, Girl and Boy Scouts, cheerleading groups, various queen represenl<!tives, several commercial entries, and of course Santa Claus. The parade will form on the parking i ~imts· Periods of rain Sunday . Colder Sunday ni~h l and Monday . 11ain ending s11uth , chan ging to snow ~&I'! }· Monday. Low s Sunday night mid 20s lo mid 30s. Highs Monday 30s and luw lOs. Stevens' hearings hurried By CYNlliiA MIIJ.S WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate Judiciary Cornmltlee Is expected to begin bearings Dec. 8 on Supreme Court nominee John Paul Stevens, but Senate sources said Saturday that confirmation before the pre-Christmas adjournemtn is in doubt. Judiciary Chairman James 0. Eastland said "I don 't think it 'll take long" for the committee to act on the nomination . In a telephone interview Saturday from hls Doddsvlile, Miss., home, Eastland noted tllat Stevens "was confirmed once before"whennamed to the 7th U.S. Circuli Court of Appeals by Richard M. Nixon In 1970. Asked if he would comply witll the President's request for speedy action on the appointment , U:astland replied : "That's right. I hope we can." He said he will schedule committee hearings one week after the nomination is formally received , probably Monday. But he said he "couldn't gueSII" whether the Senate could complete action before the Christmas recess, now scheduled to begin Dec. 19. Stevens gets high marks froni the American Bar As!IOciatlon and other leaders of the legal profession, but is a virtual unknown to most senators who will · have to vote on his appointment. It is for this rea!IOn, some Senale sources sala, that It ls Impossible to judge the length of tile conllrmatlon pro~ . If any oppolluon aeve!opa eitller to Stevens or to a quick cmftnnaUon, the tightness of the Olngreaslonal schedule for the remainder of thll aesslon Indicates the vote could go lver UP til ned year. I lot o! the Gateway Supermarket on North Second at 6 p.m.,· and will move out prompUy at 6:30 p.m. Following the parade, which will be highlighted by this first appearance of Sanl<!, treats will be distribuled at the Citizens National Bank . In conjunction with the parade Middleport merchants will stage a moonligh t sale featuring specials. No registration for the parade is required although regi stration is preferred. Units not having reg istered earlier can contact Mrs . Kloes or report to the Gateway lot. ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: Merchants to breakfasl on Tuesday at Circle's GALLIPOLIS - The annual break· fast meeting of the Gallipolis Retail Merchants Association ts planned lor 8:15a.m. Tuesday at Circle's Cafeteria, Second St. The breakfa•t Is sponsored by the Gallipolis Dally Tribune. The agenda Includes review of final arrangements for the Shop-1\·Rama, parade and appointment of a nominating commitlee for new olflcers. GALLIPOLIS - Barton Stump of the Quail Creek Mobile Home Court reported guns and ammunition valued al $2)6 were stolen Friday from his trail er home. Slump said someone took a Win · chester inodel1400 rinc with deer slugs, a 22 caliber rille wi th a four power scope, two bo.es of shotgun shells, 10 boxes ol 22 shells and two gun carrying cases. Gallia County sheri ff's deputies investigated. Deputies also investigated the theft of a lool box taken from a tractor-trailer owned by Robert Myers which was parked at the Ashland Bulk Plant on Rl. 1611. Entry was made by going through a Antique coins, ;::: \.\\ •.•. County, W. Va. \\\! :·:Rt. 7 and finally over the Pomeroy-Mason Brid~e with Ptl. Bog~s in pursuit. Ptl . Boggs, meanwhile , radioed the Pomeroy Police Departmen t . for assistance. The police dispatcher told Boggs Kuhn was sought in Athens County for parole violation. The chase continued on Rl. 33 in Mason Coun ty until Kuhn turned off on a counly road in the Hartford area. According to Ptl. Boggs, Kuhn slowed his car and jumped out . The vehicle ran off the left side of the highway and smashed through a fence . Kuhn, pursued on loot, jumped a barbed wi re fenc e and ran through a past ure field . Pll. Boggs was able to overtake and overpower Kuhn . He detained him until Mason Coun ly sheriff's deputies arrived . vent window. _ Meanwh ile, Gallipoli s City police investi gale<j the theft' of a new battery taken Irom a car owned by Roger Jackson of BidwelL The car was parked on the Happy Corner parkin g lot off Olive St. Also missing wa s a tape player. Donald Spears of Rt. 3, Gallipolis, reported the battery wa s l<!ken from his car which was parked at 1740 Eastern Ave. and Katherine Harris, Rt. I, Gallipolis, said her wallet was ei ther lost or stolen. II contained credit cards but no money . Drugs, youths are committee topic currency taken CAGE SEASON IN FUU. SWING - Area high schools began their 1975-76 basketball campaigns Friday as action in tlle Southern Valley Atllletic Conference and Soutlleaslem Ohio League opened with a bang. Scene above was taken during tlle Southern-North Gallia enrounter at Racine. Southern 's Paul Cross (20 ) shoots · over the arms of North Gallia 's Bruce Runyon (25) . See details of this and other area games on tOOay 's sports pages . (Jim Hamm photo ). GALLIPOLIS - "Drugs and Youth " will be the lopic here Thursday night during the regular monthly meetin g of Ihe POMEHOY - Pomeroy police are Gallia County Study Committee. investigating the apparent theft of some According to program chairman, Liz $2,000 worth of antique coin s and currency Cornell, speakers will include Gallipolis from the Cen tury Bar on W. Main St. early Police Chief J ohn Taylor; local pharTuesda y morning. macist Dick Ma cKenzie. and Galli a Ch ief of Police Jef Webster said he County Probation Officer Gary Bane. sur veyed the esWblishment with the owner Mrs. Cornell has invited student and found no signs rtf any forced entry into council leaders from the city and county the establishment. ll was sm·mised, sc hools and student nurses to participate. however, that someone was left in lhe Committee members have indicated establi shment when it was closed and the topic is or great concern. locked for the night. The robbery occurred The session is set lor 7:30p .m. at the By RICHARD H. UKUWALU between I a.m. and 7 a.m. FAIRBANKS, Alaska (UP! ) Production Credit Association Building on President Ford opened a lo.day mission to Upper River Rd. Peking and other Asian capitals Saturday with tlle pledge that "U.S. military power second to none" will stand behind his peace diplomacy. Family of four needing The President's party left Andrews Air POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff Force Base at 8:20a .m. EST ahoard Air Rober! C. Hartenbach's Dept. is in· just about everything Force One on a 7I> hour Oight to Eielson vesligaling a hll-skip incident Saturday at Air Force Base in Fairbanks. They were 2: 05 a.m. in Salisbury township . scheduled to arrive at 3:45 p.m. EST. GAI.LIPOI.IS - A Gallia County Ford's arrival statement was prepared in An un ide nti fi ed vehicle, appar ently traveling north on old SR 7 behind the widow , her two sons and one grand- advance. Wyatt and lhle 's Grocery store below daughter, are in the need of clothing, food Enroute to a four-day Peking visit that Hobson came to the end or the road at a and household items after a fire destroyed begins Monday morning EST, Ford set high rate of speed and slid inln and through the home of Margaret Denney on Kerr- aside a day to visit the Alaskan military a chain link fence on the front lawn or the Harrisburg Rd ., early last week . bases facing Asia on America 's nortllern Individuals wishing to make con- frontier and to inspect construction of the Ralph Edwards property. The vehicle apparently backed out and headed north tributions should contact Mrs . Denney al Alaskan oil pipelin~. 47 State St., or phone 446-9008. again on sn 7. He was accompanied by Mrs. Ford, Ford peace mission backed by strength Driver tried to ·go through fenced road • •a J•udge Recognition won h Y Galli · check Rotarians Members of the Middleport-J'o~eroy Rotary Club will take breathalyzer tests as part or a demonstration by Byrne Vaughan the evening of Dec. 19 following dinner at Heath United Metriodist Church . Program chairman Rober! Buck said several ·Rotarians will be asked to volunteer for the test which Is used in Ohio to determine the amount of alcohol in a person 's blood. Vaughan is a civilian employe of the State Highway Patrol at its Gallia post on Route J5. Rotary President Vernon Web er announced the club's family, Christmas Party for Friday, Dec. 12, at the Middleport Elementary School. Time Is 6 p.m. Two- guests were Introduced , Bill Knight, of the Point Pleasant Club , and Pal Kinney of Columbus, the guest or his father-in-law, Rotarian Dan Thompson. ~eking a specific program, Knight of Point Pleasant described his club's activity in the field or sponsoring exchange students through Rotary International Now hostin~ its third student from a foreign counlry, the Puint Club raises approximately •500per year to operale the program . 'f ~ c~::·:::J Guns, ammo stolen from trailer home Breathalyzer to MIDDLEPORT - !l\1' ' ' ' 8;;;··;~;;/::~·· :• :•:•:•:•: :: DOUGLAS LITI'LE WINS SCHOLARSHIP - Douglas Little, son nf Mr. and Mrs. Bill J.:lllte, Route I. Middleport, a senior at Ohio . State Unlvcrslly, has rec<ived the $1 ,000 scholarship given by Bache and Co., a brokerage llrm with main offices In New York and a branch ulllcc In Cnlumbu•. Dnug ranked llrst In a class of approximately 3,000 student;. He will graduate at the end of the winter quarler. March, 1976, with a degree In hnslncss and llnanec. t GALLI POLIS - Gallia County Common Pleas Court Judge Ronald R. CalhoWl · was recognized by the Ohio General Assembl y la st week fo r outstandin g judicial service, accord ing to Lt.• Gov . Richard F. Celeste and Stale Sena tor Oakley C. Collins. Judge Calhoun received the following congratulatory note signed by the two s4tl e officials: "On behalf of the members of the Senat e of the ll lth General Assembly of' Ohio, we wi sh to lake this opportunity to ext end well-deserved recognition to Gallia County Common Pleas Court by Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice C. William O'Neill for outstanding judicial service. "Dedical ing yourself to those noble id eal s upon which this nation and the profess ion of law were founded, your Jn. nate sense of fairness and keen knowledge of the law have not ohly earn ed you the respect and admiration of friends, lawyers, and colleagues, but have done much to strengthen the general public 'S belief and confidence In America's judicial system. " Embarking on each civil and criminal case with a deep <ense of responsibili ty and duty and with a zeal and detl•nninati on whi ch you have tempered with wisdom and understanding, your life has b~?n dedicat e~ to the attainment of both !l'>od government and justice. " II Is, lhus, with a grea t deal ul pleasure and admiration that we join yo ur fa mily and many fri ends in congratulatin g one of Ohio 's finest jurists upon yo ur receipt of this presti gious award and, is so doing, extend our best wisl1es lor many more years of success in your judicial career." .1u'kF. CALHOUN daugh ter Susan, 18, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and a team of advisers on a trip that will introduce him as President to the Chinese leadership and expose him personally to their fears that the United States is becoming too friendly with the Soviet Union . Arriving in Arctic winter temperatures at Eielson AFB, Ford assured his greeting party -a nd skeptical critics of his China visit back home as well- that his efforts to strengthen American ties with China and the Soviet Union will not weaken its nuclear-era defense posture. "Let me reassure you today tllat my administration , while striving to preserve world peace, remains aware that the best insurance for peace .is U.S. military power. second lo none," Ford said. "There will be no slackening In my admin istration of support for a first-rate Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Cor!" and Coast Guard ... Worldwide diplomacy would not be credible without a credible . military force, bolh tn substa nce and. · perception. " It is appropriate to stop here enroute to Cllina ... ," Ford said. "You know and I know that we must keep th e Pacific peace!ul." Accordi ng to high-level diplomatic assessments or the Peking visit, this message would likely be as well re ceived In Cllina as in tlle United Slates. The Chinese have made clear they lear the United St ates may withdraw com· pletely from Asia in the post-Vietnam War era and leave a power vacuum to be exploited by Pe kin g's archenemy, the Soviet Union. After the Pe king visit which ends Friday, Ford Oies to Indonesia for talks wi Ut President Suharlo and then to the Phillipines, where the status of U .S. naval and air buses is in question . He completeshis tour Dec. 7--Pea rl Harbor Day-In Hawaii , wh ere he has scheduled a major spe ech. (;;IS TAXES RETURNED POME HOY ~ Stale Audit or Th omas F:. Ferguson's offi ce distributed $9,043,900 in gasoline taxes in November to Ohio's counties , townships, cities and villages. Each of the 1,320 tow nships recei ved $1 ,000 and ench of the 83 counties received $30.000. Amounts received by Meigs · County vi ilag~s were Middleport , $1,957; Rt>mcroy. $2,202; Hari ne, $:iiH; H~t!and, , $171, and Syra~use , $~7, a toli,l o( ~.68 1. · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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