https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b30b2bb6fb2c3fe91fe48060a087f527.pdf faad1a0af288d88080cf60bb6778862b PDF Text Text • 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., Thursday, Dec II, 197~ Megapolis .functioning with pins, safety wax issue made it possible that in lost" if the President had By MIKE FEINSR.BER the 1976 election Ford could persisted in his initial opWASHINGTON (UPI ) "recoup" a state which would position to federal aid to keep . Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R·N.Y., have been "irretrie,vablv the city solvent. said today New York City will get by for the next few days "with safety pins and sealing Dora Carsey, 57, dies Wednesday wax" while it awaits final federal approval of a $2.3 Mrs . Dora Anesline Car- Als o surviving are a billion federal loan. sey, 57, died unexpectedly at daughter, Mrs . Charles Even though this·is the day her Route I, Pomeroy home 1Connie) Chapman, Route 4, Pomeroy; two grandsons, New York City was con- Wednesday. · . sidered most likely w default Mrs . Carsey was born·Feb. Lance and Monte Chapman, and Congress has not com· 28, 1918 in Harrisonville, the Route 4, Pomeroy; a brother, pleted action on a rescue daughter of the late Elmont Carlos Cain , Route · I , mission, Javlts expressed and Lola Graham Cain. She Rutland ; two sisters, Mrs. confidence that by early next married Elda H. Carsey, .who Dale t Leah l Williams, week the bill appropriating survives, on June 22, 1935. Harrisonville, and Mrs . the federal loan w the city Verlin (Frances ) Howery, Carpenter, and several will reach President Ford nieces, nephews and cousins. and be signed into law: l • White House officials said 00 e giVeS • Mrs. Carsey was employed Ford was expected to act eight years with the quickly when he gets the bill. · Housekeeping Department of The Senate passed the bill Ohio University and was a Thursday, but It must be member of the Harrisonville passed by the House before it ~t Presbyterian Church. goes to Ford. FU!leral services will be GRAHAM STATION, W. heldatlp.m.'Saturdayatthe "Any day which succeed& today - the famous Dec . Va .- The Board of Directors Rutland Chapel of the Walker lith-'- is a contrivance which of Foote Mineral Company Funeral Home with the Rev. pieces things together with have declared a year end Dwight zavitz officiating . safety pins and sealing wax," cash dividend of 25c per share Burial will be in Wells Javits told a news con· on the Company's common Cemetery . Friends may call ference . But he expressed stock, payable December 31, at the fU!leral home anytime confidence the "contrivance" 1975 to shareholders of record after 2p. m. Friday until time The family. will would prevent the city from at the close of business on of services. . Decemper 19, 1975. The last defaulting now that help is on recerve friends at the funera 1 common stock dividend was home Friday from 2 to 4 and the way. Javlls said Ford 1s turn- in December 1974 in an from 7 to 9 p. m. around on the New York amount equal to 28' ,. cents per share. The Board of Directors, OFFICERS NAMED from home offices in Exton, RACINE - The Racine Pa., also declared a quarterly Fire Department has elected dividend of 55 cents per share !hese officers: chief, Dave on the Company's ConTONITE vertible Preferred Stock, Cleland; Pete Simpson, THURS .. DEC. 11 assistant chief ; c~aptains, $2.20 Cumulative If Earned, NOT OPEN Henry Lyons and Chester payable December 31, 1975 to shareholders of reco~d at the Rose ; lieutenant, Jack Lyons; Marion Sloter, FRI . THAU SUN. close of business on DEC. 11-14 president; Melvin Forester, December 19, 1975. TOMMY vice · president; Kenny Foote Mineral Company, ( Technlcotor l with a large plant here, Is a Shuler, secretary; Gary Joe Wolfe, trustee, and grle~ance leading producer of lithium Show starts 7:00p.m. committeemen, Gary Joe products and ferroalloys. Wolfe, Dave Cleland and George Cummins. F 25c dividend year's end MEIGS THEATRE '~ PLAYING NITELY -- . DARST IN HOSPITAL The . Pomeroy E·R ·squad answered a call to help Marvin Darst, Spring Ave., at 7:09p. m. Wednesday. Darst, who was Ill, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted. lUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL FRI. & SAT. TU.ES ..-THURS. 8: 30·1: 00 9:30-2:00 COURT PLANNED Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 will hold a Court of Honor at 7 p. m. Saturday at Camp Kiashuta near Chester. Parents and friends are invited to bring 11 covered dish for a 6 p. m. family dinner that will precede the court. The MEIGS INN 992-3629 Get Dad a Gift He Can Enjoy for Years To Come! Meigs native dies at Holzer Leftists seize 3 key ho~els Mrs. Gladys Virginia Long, 72, a r·esiden t of 1225 set:ond Ave., Gallipolis, died al12 :1> a. m, today in Holzer Medical Cen~r . She had been in failing health the past six weeks. She was born Sept. 20, 190:! , in Meigs County, daughter of the late Harvey and Etta Little. She married Wendell Long who died in January , 191il. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Jim 1Beverly 1 Taylor, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Robert (Norma) Fitch, Gahanna; four grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Rena Fife, · Gallipolis. She had resided in Gallipolis the past 37 years. She atlended the First Church of the Nazarene in Pt. Pleasant. '' Fun~ral services will be held 1 p. m. Saturday at the Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Hess officiating . .Burial will be In Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the fU!leral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday. BEIRUT, Lebanon tUFI) Leftist militiamen, shrugging off a newly arrang"l cea:;c-fire, ' !icize~ three strategic hotels today in ~ thundering assault on right· wing forces and Leb~nese army troops. ' Bolstered by the c_apture of two armored cars from the Leban~se army, the leftists shoved the rightists and commandos back along the lJeirut seafront - scene of the wo~st fighting in Lebanon's eight-month civil war. At least 25o persons have been killed and 600 wounded in three days of nonstop street fighting. The latest casualties brought the total death toll since April to nearly. 5,000, with 11,000 persons injured. The lightning assault by leftists gave them control of the Phoenician Hotel and consolidated their hold on the fire-gutted Sl. Georges Hotel and the Alcazar. BAN COMING WASHINGTON (UPI ) The Senate Public Works ·Committee has ·cleared the (Continued from page I) way for a ban on certam vestlgated at once. Such aerosol sprays if they are warden or officer shall not foU!ld to endanger the pubhc place a value, take affidavits health. as to value, or Influence any appral sal made on any an1mal ki lled or Injured by such dog . · The owners of such horses, ASK TOWED sheep, cattle, swine, mules, goats, domestic rabbits, or A marriage license has ·domestic fo.'I(IS or poultry, been issued to Ronald Mark having a va lue of ten dollars or more. may present to the Hoffman, 19, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, board ot township trustees of and Martha Diane McMillan, the township In which such loss or Injury occurred, 18, Belpre. within sixty days, a detolled statement of such loss or inj' ury, supported by his NOW YOU KNOW ~ a! !davit that II Is a true account of such loss or Injury. There are 30 times as many A duplicate 01 such statement shall be presented to the people burled in the earth as board of county com· are living today. missioners of the co~nty In which such loss or lnjury occurred. Such affidavit shall Include a statement that, on the date of the toss, the claimant was not the owner or harborer of an unregistered dog required to be registered under section 955.01 of the Revlsed Code. No Dog, kenneI Robert H. Siders dies Wed~esd'ay POINT PLF:ASANT Robert H: Siders, 80, of Henderson, a retired eniploye of the old Marietta Manufacturing Company, died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center ending a long illness . . Born March 19, 1895, to the late Eli and Atha Langdon Siders, he was a member of the Methodist Church. During World War 2 he was a mili laty policeman at the Marietta Plant. Mr.- Siders was preceded in ' death by his wife, Jennie Willet Siders, in 19Sil, and a daulihter, Annie; a granddaughter, Nina Siders Eads, and two great-grandchildren . He is survived by three sons, Robert, Point Pleasant; Worthy, of(lallipolis, and Eli, . of Henderson; seven daughters, . Mrs. James I Jennie) Slew art, Miss Hazel Siders and Mrs. Ruby Huddleston, all of Henderson; Mrs. Dan (Mellie) Bonecutter, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Jesse Rulen, Hurricane, and Mrs . Glen (Emma ) McCarty, Point Pleasant; 25 g~andchildren , and 20 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Stevens FU!leral Home with the Revs. William Kope, Ivan Myers and Odel Bush of. ficiating . Burial will follow in the Suncrest · Cemetery . Friends may call after 6 p. m. tooay at the Stevens Funeral Home. · Veleran• Memorial Hospi~al ADMITTED -- Karen Hart, Rolland; Beulah Hill, PomHoy ; Eva Lucille Diehl, Racine; Leopold . Hysell, ·Pomeroy ; Helen Kennedy, Middleport; Viola Edwards, Middleport; Nellie Belz , Coolville ; Lela Robinson, Syracuse; Marvin Darst •. ,Pomeroy; Rela Roush, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Edwin Clarke, Shirley Stephenson, Edna Dorst, Dixie Flowers, Diana Root, Ruth Dowler, James Barton, George Christy, Benjamin Moore. Kent.UCky man held hY COpS DENVER I UPI) - A suspect in the slaying of a Canadian hotel employe shot and killed a police officer and wounded another outside a crowded bus station Wed· nesday night. Police woU!lded and captured the.suspect. The man told officers guarding him In the hospital that he had left a bomb in the downtown Continental Trailways station . Officers searched the stalion, but found no explosives. The suspect, Ray Allen Embry, 25, of Louisville, Ky ., was in fair condition, with gU!lshot wounds in the face, chest and arm. l Holzer Medical Center . (Discharges, Dec. lOJ I Ida Aldridge, Vivian An-l ' derson, Sylvia Burnette , • · Shirley Carter, Harold ! . Dailey, Sr ... Myrtle J . Daugherty, fiazel Drum- l mond, Mollie Elkins, Dorothy French, Mrs. James Groves and. daughter, Mrs. Roged Hall and daughter, J~ph Hively, Larry Hudson, • Samuel Jenkins, . Jeffrey t Johnson , Karl Arnold Kehler, Jr ., Janet Langley, Mrs . ' ' Larry Lemley and tlaughter, ·Jessie Might, Maxi~e Miller, Mildred Miller, Ramona , Poelker, Mary Quails, ~ Cledith Rogers, Audra Thompson, Mrs . Stanlev · Watson and daughter, Larry • Webb, Agnes Weeks, John ; Russell While, Joseph Wolfe. 1Birth, Dec. 10) Mr . and Mrs . Phillip Weatherholt, daughter, Ri o , Grande. ,, 10 Clerk Save During Our Storewide Christmas Sale Coordinate Sportswear · Womens Coats · Pantyhose and Stockings · Shirts and Blouses . Famous maker Childrens Wear · Mens Ties • Dress Shirts · Leisure Shirts. Leisure Suits ·' Tube Socks· Dress Slacks· All Weather Coats · Outing Flannel- Aprons and Smocks· Blankets- Guitars· stereo Tapes· Record Albums . Simcopedic Mattresses and Boxsprings · Bookcases· Gun Cabinets - Room Size Mill End Carpet· RCA Portable Color Televisions· Monteverdi Stereo Consoles · Special Prices on Selected Toys. the otllce of Common Pleas Jurors will be publicly drawn I Comr:non Pleas Court of said countv . ' 12·11 ·11C NOTICE held al 1he Meigs Counly PUBLIC A Public ' Auction will be . Bring your children to see Santa Claus in our 3rd Floor Toyland Tonight 6:30 to 8:30p.m. and Saturday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Highwayt Garage . Rock Springs, Ohio on Saturday , December ll . 1975 at 10 :00 THE Equlpmenl tor sale Is .' Serial No . 416070H 967,.33, Molor l4l V 8. I - · 19S8 Ford ' 1' :.o ton F Ia I bed Truck Serial No . F60C8U 27206 . Mo1or 202 v.e. 1 .. 1966 Oodoe Stallon Wagon Ser ial No . WL 15 E61 106551 , Motor 318 v 8. The equlpry'lent may be lnspcclod at !rte Meigs County Highway Garagt at Rl. 7 By Pa!l , Roc" Springs. Pomeroy, BAKER FURNITURE · Another Big Shipment Rings of Saturn (._.Mood Rings".) . 1 -· 1970 International 1700 series , 2 ton Dump Truck 1 · 1971 International 1700 ser ies 2 ton Dump Truct~: Serial No . 416070H 114522, Motor HS v 8. 2 - Marion Dump Beds tor 1700 series Dump Trucks . 2 .... Front End Loaders tor 1404 International Trlctors . Miscellaneous Items . each piece of equipment will be sold u Is wllh no warran1s e~epressed or lm plied and no l!lddillons or subtractions to the equipment before or after the sale. Rcmov11 of equipment must be within ten days ·a fter the sate . Ohio . Terms : Cashin l'llflelon dav of saiC!. Martha Cham btrs . Clerk MIDDUPORT, OHIO Soard of Ml' IQs County 1121 1.11.2tc ~Omf'l i SSioners . a1 y By Uulted PreesiDtemadooal · BEILEN, THE NETHERLANDS- FANATICAL South Moluccan gunmen were reported Ulday to bave boobytrapped their hijacked train with explosives In a bid to keep Dutch marines from swrming the stronghold and freeing their 26 hostages. The Blbl~arrying gunmen, who prayed and wept as they ldUed three captives in the siege, seized the train and 75 hostages 11 days ago. They Me battling to set up a republic in their Spice Islands homeland In the Pacific that ls now ruled by Indonesia. A second band of South Moluccans is holding 25 hostages in the Indonesian consulate In Amsterdam. BEIRUT, LEBANON - LEFTIST TROOPS attacking from three ilctea tlapped desperata richt.-wtng forces in the Holiday Inn today, setting the buUdlng ablaze and blocking the only e8cape route from the last Christian stronghold. Leftists, crouched In the blackened ruins of the Phoenicia hotel less than 100 yards away, poured a steady stream of rocket and machinegun fire into the :lktory building in an attempt to seize full control of the embattled seafront. . 1 In the streets around the besieged HoUday Inn, leftists dug in behind sandbagged posltions and fired thousands of rounda of rlfie and machlnegun bullets at the rlght.-wtng defenders. The Christian forces returned the fire, but Moslems lodged in nearby buildings covered their only escape route. Above, flames crawled down the top floors of the hotel, sending a huge pall of black smoke over the luxury hotel district. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP!) - U.S. Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan called the U.N . General Assembly "a theater of the absurd," and says he is beginning to feel that "In· creasing contempt" for the world body Is' "Increasingly deserved." ·Moynihan, a frequent critic Proba_bly the most intimate Jewe_lry Fashion of its kind. Liquid crystal stone so sensittve to your moods, your atftludes. your anxieties and your thoughts It will change color. \ Ladles Rlngs._ _ _ _ •3.00 & '5.00 Men's Rlnas -~-----'5.00 Pl~ed Earrlnas '4.00 Neclc:laces. . •s.oo · ~~*9~~~8~ Main Store, Home Furnishings Anntx and Warehouse. Open Friday saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. and ELBERFELDS.IN POMEROY r·;:;:;;:w::,::::~"'l : : protest Boston school act m i" { ) ;::: ';:: :;:; ~:: !;!; !!!! { J ;!;' { :!:!. } ;!;': BOSTON (UPI) - White students boycotted South @ Boston High School and rush hour morning traffic was .!~( deUberateJy snarled Ulday to protest the school being :;;~ placed under federal control. :;:; Only about six white pupils showed up for classes at the school, placed In federal receivership this weeek by U. !:!; S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity. ;~;~ Commuters coming into Boston through the South :;:; Boston area ran Into a masaive traffic jam. Anti-busing ~;~ forces stalled cars intentionally on the roads and bridges ;:;! and in tunnels as part of a protest plan. · :;~ Pollee would not officially lay the blame for the huge ::~; traffic jam cln tile desegregation controversy. One officer ;~;; said "Today was supposed to be some kind of Black :;~ Friday to show objection to South Boston High going Into receivership." !;!; g J :w\=:=~::=:=:=: : =:=:=: ::=:=:=: : ;: : : : :=:= : : : := = := = = = = = = = =:= = ::;:;::= = ==:= = = = = = : ;:; : : : = = = = := = = = = = = =:= == == = = ==1~- • ent1ne blisters UN of the United Nations, made the remarks Thursday night in a speech opposing a report by the U.N. Decolonlzation Committee. The report charged the United States maintained Virgin Island bases as a th~eat against Caribbesn and Latin Alilerican countries. It a~ charged the United States supplied "massive" military ·aid to South Africa and Rhodesia's whiteminority regime through the North Atlantic Treaty Organizadon. "These are lies .. .lies," Moynihan said in an emotionchoked voice. Despite his objections, the assembly approved the Hazardous ·duty pay sought COLUMBUS (UP! ) - AU and welfare of either the American Federation of patient or employe. State, County and Municipal "With the governor Employes working for the threa telling further budget Department of Mental Healtll cuts and flatly staling that and Mental Retardation will goverrunent runs better lf it is be asked to seek hazardous understaffed, we really have duly pay. to wonder what is down the The pay supplements are road for the people that we now allowed under state law, represent . Willlam E. Garnes, AFSCME area director, said Thurs· ANN ARBOR, MICH. - A TEAM OF ECONOMIC day. Implementation of anal)'.llts warned the federal government Thursday to tread hazardous pay supplements lightly on the sensitivity of American consumers or face a and a policy statement By ELLEN L. SLOTl collapse of the nation's economic recovery. The Survey PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Research Center at the University of Michigan, in Its regarding the payment has One of three men wanted in bimonthly survey of cor\surner ~ntlment, said recent gains in been requested in .a letter to the slaying of millionaire department Director !XIblic optimlam about the economy have slackened. newspaper heir John S. "The economy and tlle government's economlo poUcy are Timothy Morlb from Games. Knight 3rd surrendered w "The department's records In the limelight at a Ume when there is very little confidence in of workmen's compensation authorities today hours after tlle government's ability to achieve Its ·objectives. It is Imthe police announced the portant to avoid government policies and actiOIIS which many claims will be sufficient evi- names of the suspects, acconswners might view as a mistake," the report said. One dence to support a request for cording to a published report. such mistake, they said, would be failure to extend federal hazardous duty pay," wrote The suspect has been Garnes. income tax cuts. "Present administration Identified as Steven Maleno , 25, of South Philadelphia. WASHINGTON - ELUOT RICHARDSON will be sworn policy 'makes the need for According to the In as Commerce secretary within a few days, making him the Implementation of the hazard Philadelphia Daily News, supplements Imperative. A only American w holl! four Cabinet posta. policy based on unde~staffing Maleno telephoned police The Senate confinned Richardson for the job Thursday that he wanted to surrender without debate or dissenting vote. Richardson was named Is not conducive to the health and then met detectives at a undersecretary of state by President Richard M. Nixon In 1969. downtown location at 2:15 He later served as secretary of the departments of health, A.M. education and welfare, and defenae, !hen became attorney Pollee officials were not general. ' Immediately available for CINCINNATI - THE CINCINNATI REDS figure Christ· confirmation. mas came in October. The greeting on the Reda' Christmas . Municipal Court Judge Edcard says: ward T. Quinn Issued murder "Christmas came early (Oct. 22 to be exact) for us this Eight defendants were warrants Thursday night for year." fined and two others forfeited Salvatore Soli, about 38, and Oct. 22 was the night the Reds won the seventh and bonds in the court of Pomeroy lssiah "Felix" Melendez, 20, deciding World Series game over the Baston Red Sox. The Mayor Dale E . Smith Thurs- also all of South Philadelphia, ' ' card, sent w some 2,500 persona .on the Reds' malting llat, day night. , :::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: features a picture of the world championship trophy on the Forfeiting bo~ds were WINNING NUMBERS cover. Theodore Connolly, Reeds· This week' s regular ville, $250, driving while winning numbers: IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO TRAVEL BY AN AIRUNE intoxicated ; Roger Hysell, 19, Three-digit number: 686 during Christmas week and haven't made your reservations, Pomeroy , $30, squealing (slx·elght-slx). you may join. hundred& of thousands of other persoM aero~ tires, $30 for fictitious license Four-digit number: 0178 the riaton unable to obtain alternate alrUne bookings. plates ; Gerald Wilkinson, ( zer~>-one-seven-elght). United Air Unes, the nadon'alargest domestic air carrier Pomeroy, $18.70, speeding; Five-digit number: 12607 with 1,400 dally departures acrou the country, canceled all Rodney Butcher, Pomeroy, ( one-tw~>-slx-zer~>-seven). fllghla through Christmas Eve and aU charter flights through $18 .70, speeding; David Slx·dlglt number: 665702 Jan. 1 as negotiations were receued indefinitely with the Young, Pomeroy , $109, ( slx:six·flve-seven • zen>· I International Aaaociation of Machlnilta and Aeroepace Wor- leaving the scene of an actwo). en, AFI,C!O. Penon• wishing to make alternate reservations cident; Robert Rickard, Super Santa winning with other carriers should "do 110 as quickly as poaalble in Clifton, W. Va., $30, assured numbers: two·digll order to secure opace at a tlme that coincides with thelr clea~ distance ; Steven numbers: 78 (seven-eight, preaenl travel plans," an air transport official said. Ellison, Wickham, Ohio, $30, 86 (sb·slx) , 15 (one-five) ' expired driver's license, and and 50 (five-zero) . Roger Rowland, Jackson, f"our-dtglt number: 29U $250, dl'iving while In- ( tw!>-nlne-four-two). TWO DEER HIT ' 3, Alblny, traveUng north . toxicated. , Five-digit number: 2005l Two deer struck last night U!pplng the crest of a hill met Fined were Gregory A. ( lw~>-zero-zerl)-flve-one) . by a car were not killed ac- four deer in the road, hilling McKinney, no address listed, 'Six·dlgtl number: 43681 cording to the Meigs County two. Both ran away. There $10 and costs,.disturbing the Shfrifrs Dept. Thursday al was sUght damage 'to the peace, and Marvin Watson, (four·three-slx-three eight-one). 6:20p.m. In Columbia Twp. vehicle. Pom~roy, $10 and costs, .: ::;:::;:;:;:::::;:;: ;:;:;~:;:;:;:; :;:;::::~::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:: oq SR 143 Noble Hamon, Rt. disorderly conduct. Smith Court a.m. o'clock . as follows : • 10 cases in Freeland S. Norris Loren F. Hoffman Commissioners of Juror• Among independents, '1:1 per cent favored Reagan and 25 per cent favored Ford in late November, compared with mid-October when Ford led 26-20. . The poll coincided with the formal opening of the presidential primary season Thursday. Four candidates were entered in New Hampshire and 23 names were put up for the ballot in Massachusetts, though some "We're worried. Patients will suffer more than they are now from presently understaffed conditions if further budget'cuts are made and our members will be further placed in a position of imminent danger," Garnes said . Suspect gives up a. m. at of 48-25. Center, by instructor Charles W. Legar, Sr. Certificates, cards and the Instruction were authorized and made available by the Trades and Industrial Vocational Education Service of the State Department of Education in cooperation with the Easte~n Local School District. Legar praised the men for their community spirit, interest in improving their efficiency in fighting fll'es, their sincere efforts and the cooperation he received. jNews ••• in Brief~ Moynihan COLUMBUS - STATE AUDITOR THOMAS E. Ferguson said Wednesday that $8,783,670.80 in lottery receipts had been INROOM313 SYRACUSE Mrs . . transferred to the state general fund, increasing total state George 1Alice) Freeland, profits from ticket sales this fiscal year to ~,744,434.60. Syracuse, remains a patient Of the transferred swn, $8,678,490.80 represented 40 per in Camden Clark Hospital in cent of the gross lottery ticket sales from Oct. !through Dec. 4. · Parkersburg . Her room . The remaining $105,180was unclaimed prize money on sales in number is 313. October' 1974. tor the January term of fLEXSTEEL CHAIRS e (Continued from page 1) produced in 1974. The average producer price for 1974 wheat w&S $3.81-60 cents a bushel higher than this year, the report. said. .Open friday and Saturday Until 9 p.m. Elmer Newell, Bruce Myers, Roy Christy, Robert Tripp, Larry Cleland, Bob Woods and Pearl Edwarda. Jim Bailey and Carl Lee are with the Bashan Fire Dept. and Robert Tripp with Tuppers Plains. The other men are with tlie Chester Dept. Immediately wanted off. A committee supporting Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, for !he Democ~atic presidential nomination, was registering today with the Federal Election Committee. The filing is a legal step permitting the Church group to raise funds prior to his formal announcement, which may come before the end of the year. The shift in support between Ford and Reagan was the biggest and most sudden recorded by Gallup since 1963, when Nelson Rockefeller-'s remarriage plunged him below Barry Goldwater in the race for the 1961 GOP nomination. But the White House discounted the latest results ~ "In any campaign, there .are ups and downs in the polls," Deputy Press SecretarY William Greener said Thursday. The latest survey was taken Nov. 21-24, shortly after Reagen formally announced his candidacy and after Ford's cabinet shake-up, including the firing of Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger. In other political developments : - A group in Washington, headed by Rep. Paul Simon,' D-Ill., has begun an effort to draft Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., for the Democratic presidential nomination. Humphrey has VOL. XXVII NO. 170 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1975 PRICE 15' said he would accept the --------------------------------------~----. .----------------~~------------------------------------------------ nomination,buthasnoplaM to campaign for lt. ,' ) ~~:<:::::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:::::;.;:;.;::::::·:-:::::::::.:·:·:::<·:::·:·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:: • . - Four candidates formally entered the New Hampshire primary on the News •• in Briefs Courl. Meigs County, Ohio, .SALE NOW ·Twenty.four firemen, 21 from Chester, two !rorri Bashan and one from Tuppers Plains, ~ecelved certificates Tuesday night for completing 36 hours of fire lighting skills and techniques. Individual cards were presented to each man completing the training. Adepartment certificate was presented to Harold Newell, assistant chief at Chester, in the absence of Ross Cleland, Chief, who is a surgical patient at Holzer Medical WANTS OVERSEER WASHINGTON tUPI) FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley says he strongly . supports congr essional supervision of the bureau to prevent abuses bul feels Congress already had that power in the past and failed to · exercise it. • YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS By CLAY F. RICHARDS A new Gallup poll shows !Wnatd Reagan has moved ahead of President Ford as the choice of Republican and independent voters ·for the GOP presidential nomination. The poll showed Reagan was favored by 10 per 'cent of Republicans questioned in late November, Ford by 32 per cent. That was a sharp reversal from the Gallup figures in mid-October, which showed Ford leading Reagan Volunteer rural firemen upgrade their skills I Notice of Drawing of Jurors: Ott ice of Com m isloners of Jurors . Meigs County, Ohio. Dec . 10, 1971. To all wnom 11 mav concern ; On saturday the 20th day of December 1975 Let him enjoy the durability, beauty, and eJCtreme comfort of 1 Flusteel comfort chair! ·FIREMEN CERTIFIED- Front, kneeling, 1-r, John Wickham, Mark Hall, Victor Bahr, Larry Smith, Jim Bailey and M8rvin Taylor; second row, Charles Legar, Harold Newell, VIrgil Taylor, Bruce Myers, Hobart Newell, Keith Wood, Carl Lee, Kirk Chevalier; third row, person who owns or harbors such an unregistered dog on such date shall be permitted fo recover from the dog and kennel lund. If such statements are not flied within sixty days alter .the discovery of such loss and Injury no compensation shall be made therefor . Such statement shall set forth the kind, grade, quality, and value of the horses, sheep, cattle. swine, mules. goals, domestic rabbits, and domestlc fowls or poultry, having a 'value of ten dollars or more so killed or Injured, the nature and amount of the loss or lnjurn:omplalned of, the place where such loss or tnjury occurred, and all other !acts In the possession of the claimant which would enable the warden to fix the responsibility lor such loss or Injury. Statements of the nature and amount of the loss or Injury complained of shall be supported by the testimony of at least two witnesses who viewed the results of the killing or Injury and who can testily thereto. LEGAL NOTICE ' COMFORT CHAIR! Reagan up on Ford in GOP voters' favor HOSPITAL NEWS i( and Maleno. Chief of Detectives Joseph Golden said the warrants charged the trio with murder, robbery, attempted murder, aggravated assault and criminal conspiracy. An FBI spokesman said Ulday federal warrants for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution were also issued from the U.S. Attorney's office. first date for filing for the nation's first presidential contest Feb. 24; Reagan and three Democrats - former Gov . Jimmy Carter o~ Georgia, fonner Sen. Fred Harris of Oklahoma and an Oklahoma lawyer named Rick Loewenhurz. - The Massachusetts secretary of state released a list of 23 names of Individuals he considers candidates in tlle state's March 2 primary - Including Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Rockefeller, and Ralph Nader. Kennedy, Rockefeller and Humphrey all IOOicated they would write letters to have their names removed. Dowler hopeful school payroll can be on time report by a vote of 103-3 with IS abstentions. Nicaragua and Is~ael joined the United States in opposition. · "The General Assembly has become a theater of the absurd," Moynihan said . "We pretend seriousness to an audience that realizes that it is all pretense. "I begin to feel that the world's increasing contempt is increasingly deserved." Asked if Washington had wrltten off the t!ffectlvenesa of the United Nations, he replied, "If we had no interest in this place, we wouldn't have made that speech." He told !he Assembly the U.S. fJ~cilities in the VIrgin Islands are a Coast Guard navigation and life-saving sta lion with one shotgun, a Coast Guard administrative office with one pistol and an 82-foot search-and-rescue Coast Guard vessel equipped with one tine-throwing ·gun. "Of course, one Caribbean country has so many troops now in Africa It may have so denuded Itself as to feel intimidated." Moynihan charged earlier this week that Cuba had ' dispatched forces to Angola and that the Soviet Union was intervening on a large scale in the fonner Portuguese colony. Every effort is being made to pay Meig~ Local School District · teachers and nonacademic employes on Dec. 19 in accordance with the employes' agreement with the board of education, Charles Dowler, superintendent, said today. According to the agreement, the employes were lo be paid for the last half of December Dec. 19. However, due to a shortage of money in the general fund, the board of education voted tn wait until Dec. 31 to pay. Dowler said today the postponement is in violation with the agreement which teachers have with the board. He said he is making every effort to arrange financing for payment of employes, bolh leaching and nonteaching, by Dec. 19. There is money in other funds but it cannot be trans· ferred legally to the general fund to make the payment, he stated. The superintendent told The . Daily Sentinel he has been in touch with: representatives of the teachers' association on the , matter and was to confer with Meigs Prosecutor Bernard Fultz today. He will be asking advice on how to secure the needed money through a loan or possibly a tax advance. · Dowler explained the shortage as follows: The district does not receive its foundation funds for December from the State 1l!1 til late in December . Meigs Local also has money due from last July from the State tn make up the difference in the provisions which vary from the old foundation distribution regulations and the regulations dealing with a new distribution system which went into effect in July. The payroll for one-half month in the district amounts to approximately $85,000. Weather 1,000 nuclear warheads for 1,700 tanks Cloudy and mild today, tonight and Saturday, highs both days around liO and lows tonight in mid 40s . Probability of precipitation 10 per cenlloday, tonight and Saturday. BRUSSELS, Belgium <UPII - The 15 NATO nations agreed today to tell the Russians the United States will withdraw 1,000 of its tactical nuclear warheads from Western Earope if the Soviets pull back 1,700 tanks from Eastern Europe, alliance officials said. The officials said the proposal, which was devised and strongly backed by the United Slates, will be presented to the Soviets next Tuesday at the East-West force cut talks in Vienna. ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::::::::::::: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, chance of rain or snow Sunday, changing to snow Hurries Monday and fair and warmer Tuesday. Highs will be In the 30s to the low lOs Sunday and Monday and · In the lOs Tuesday. Lows will be In the 20s to the low 30s. Mrs·. Chancey sworn-in SYRACUSE Mary Chancey, wife ~f Meigs High School Athletic Director and head football coach Charles Chancey, was sworn in as clerk of this village by Mayor ,:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;::::: Herman London Thursday night. PLANNERS TO MEET A meeting of the · Meigs CoU!lty Regional Planning Commission has been set for 3 p.m. Tuesday In the ASCS conference room of the Farmers Bank Building. UNIT CALLED The Middleport fl·R squad was called to 373 Pearl St. at 12 :27 p.m. Thursday for Raymond Justis who was Ill. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he wsa admitted. DAV.STO CHRISTMAS • Mrs. Chancey will assume her duties as clerk January I. Also sworn in was Kathryn Crow, council member, the first woman ever to serve on Syracuse village coWJcil, and Jimmy Joe Hemsley, who will begin his first tenn of office on Jan. I. Meeting with the council was Marply Putman who was interested in a contract to pick up garbage in Syracuse. He said he has a leak proof packer truck and would give excellent service, CoU!lcil informed Putman ' that they had made an earlier agreement with another company and could not change their decision unless son\ething comes up they are unaware of. Mayor London asked t' council to list things that should or should not be done for the village for the next meeting on January 15 at 7 p.m. Oris Hubbard told council he will supply two Christmas trees to the village and, at the request of the mayor, wiU help in Christmas decorations. Council commended Mrs. Crow, outgoing clerk, for an excellent job and Ed Neutzling, as a member of council, for doing a fine job. Attending were Mayor London, Eber Pickens, Robert Wingett, Ed Neutzling, Barry McCoy, Troy Zwilling, COUI!Cil members; Mary Chancey, Jimmy Joe Hemsley , Naomi London, Hubbard, and Mrs. Crow. .It �3- The Daily.Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 12,1~75 ..• 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~···•day, l.ler. 12, 1975 New mystery witness ·in Hoffa probe By CHAR(..ES W. BELL DETROIT ( UPI) - A new mystery witness emerged today as the focus of the James R. Hoffa inve~tlgatlon, which ill shifting between Detroit and New Jersey . In Detroit, the brother of a New . Jersey suspect in the disappearance of the former Teamsters boss went to jail rather than testify before a Bank reforms approved ~e~:!tand jury probing In Newark, N.J ., federal sources said an informant "proven reliable in the past" could pinpoint the location of a body in a dump reputedly used as a gangland graveyard. The sources did not mention Hoffa, but the disclosure came on the heels of a report that his body was transported in a 55-gallon steel drum and buried In a 47-acre Jersey City dump. The FBI has obtained court permission to dig in the dump, but digging had not started by late Thursday. Both developments came one day after U.S. Attorney Ralph B. Guy Jr. said the FBI had developed "significant" leads lri a multistate investigation into the Hoffa case. Stephen Andretta, 40, of 79-14 in Senate vote of a study commission By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON ( UPI) - In years to come, Americans may be picking their banks not by which offers· the best toasters or alarm clocks as (X'izes - but by where they can get the best Interest on their checking and savings accounts. In the most sweeping bankreform legislation since the Great Depression, the Senate voted 79-14 Thursday to bring competition back to the heavily regulated banking business. Among the reforms would be an end to rigid ceilings on how much interest can be paid on savings and authorl~ation of Interest· bearing checking accounts. "The bW ... represents the most ·comprehensive ap[X'Oa<!ll toward restructuring the nation 's financial in· slltutlons since the lll308," said Sen. Thomaa J. Mcintyre, D·N.H., ill! floor manager and chairman of a financial Institutions subcollUllltlee that drafted the measure . The complex measure now goes to the House, where passage of i!lmllar leglBlatlon waa not anticipated before late next year at the earliest. The Senate biD, In the works for more lh!ln two yelll'll, grew from the report ~ial on financial institutions named by President Nixon in 1970. Key provisions include: - Authorization for banks to pay Interest on checking accounts and for savJngs and loans both to offer checking accounts and to permit checks to be drawn on savings a<;coimts. - Removal of ceilings on Interest that can be paid on savings accounts - now 5 per cent at banks and 511• per cent at savings and loans for regular passbook accounts. - RevlJlon of lending authority so banks can do more mortgage business while " thrift Institutions" savings and loans - · can expand Into othe"r areas such as car, home improvement and education loans. - Authorization for credit unions to grant checking accounts, make mortgage loans, issue shares with varying Interest rates, and grant larger and longer-term personal loans than now allowed. Complex timetables were InCluded to permit orderly tranaii!On. Eraaure , of lnterestrate ceUings would not come for 5~ years after enactment, while interestbearing checking accounts would not come unW 1978 at the earliest. Us ••• 'I'm Soi-ry,' II Not Elloup DE.AR HELEN: My wife figures "I'm sorry" 110lves everything. She runs up charge accounts: "I'm sorry, I got carried away." She doesn't keep her word - anything fl"Oil1 breaking ap. polntments to picking the kids up lifter acbool: "l'rri sorry, I forgot about the time." Tht house Is a mess : "I'm sorry," buill stays that way. She drinks and pmbles away the srocery money: "I'm aorry,lf you'll just forgive me I'll never do It again." But she does. And now: I caught her with her latest boyfriend, after she promised she was through with all that. What should I say to · her excuse, which Is, "I didn't want to hurt his feellni!s. " OORRIEDOUT DEAR S.O.: How about, "I'm sorry - goodbye!" - H. DEAR HELEN : We moved to the country to get away from city noises. Instead, we get - honkers. · Our neighbors, Intelligent and successful; should know better. But they lean on their car horns for communication. When the man comes h~me at nl&ht,lt's "Beep, beep." When they want to call their kids, the same. They can't leave the house without a few honks. And each time, the noise inspires all the dogs In the neighborhood to aet up a chorus of barks. My husband works nights and triea to Bleep da~. He's constantly awakened, yet he won't Clllllplaln because he says we'd give thoae people a weapon to uae against us : "If they're the hostUe type, they'll Jlllt malte thlnga wurae lor us." Since neighbors on the other side asked them not to hOnk and got nowhere, my husband Is obviously correct. How do you quell a honker? - PEACE AND QUIET ADVOCATES DEAR P~QA : II often ian 't WHAT you ask, but the way you ask it. Ex· plain your problem, don't critlci~ or complain, but let these people know how much you'd appreciate their cooperation. Perhaps you've listened to the other neighbors' beef, jwnped 10 the conclusion that the honkers are "hostile" and therefore·won't give them a chance.- H. I• l II~ DEAR HELEN : YoW' survey results concerning affairs were Interesting. But you001itted one thing: comment oo people who try to have affairs with relatives or ao.called good friend!!. We belong to a small card club, and we're all over $5. Two of the females feel it necessary to Imbibe like fishes, then malte plays for the men. Very pllyalcll playa that emblirrass and disgust. One of these forward females Is my sister-In-law. The other goes alter my husband ..I tell him If he needs a little extra he should find aomeone I don't know. Should I tell thoae two dames how !feel? - DISGUSI'ED DEAR DIS: A combined putdown by the card club might slow these females down a bit. Since overage lushes seldom turn men on, I doubt they're much of a threat. Forget jealously and con· centrale on helping them stop making foolsofthemselves. - H. AB04RO.'~ ."" Little Ferry, N.J:, was cited for contempt of court Thursday by a federal judge who one day earlier had granted him inununlty from prosecution in return for his testimony. Special government prosecutor Robert E. Ozer said Andretta, who spent just four minutes before the grand jury, was asked only one question : "Where were you on July 30, 1975'" That was the date Hoffa vanished from outside a suburban Detroit restaurant. Under the court's Jm. munity order, Andretta was shielded from prosecution In any testimony he might give, but risked jail if he refused to testify . Andretta's brother, Thomas, 38, of Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., was identified in federal court last week as a suspect In the "abduction and murder of James R. Hoffa." Two other New Jersey Teamster figures, Salvatore Briguglio, 47, of Paramus. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!)- Up to half of Ohio's 9M nursing homes will fall short of slate fire safety requirements when the deadline expires Jan. I for having sprinkler systems installed and functioning properly, according to the state fire marshal's office . Moreover, the state apparently has failed to follow through on a legislative request to withhold Medicaid payments from those nursing homes which did not flle required interim fire safety plans and contract for sprinkler systems within 30 days of a law enact\!() last Aug. 4. A· check with the fire marshal's office Thursday revealed steady but slow progress by nursing homes in complying with the law mandating sprinkler systems, originally passed In 1972 In the wake of a fire which killed 10 elderly patients In a Uncoln Heights nursing home almost four years ago. The check by United Press International also revealed it wlll take the fire marshal's office about three months to complete its Inspections, and that interim precautions written into the law have not been strictly enforced. State Fire Marshal Terry E. Drake reported that 45 nursing homes are taking no action to Install sprinkler SYStems and stand to he closed down when the new round of in~llons begins In January. Furthermore, Drake said only 272 homes, or 28 per cent of· the total, currently have perfectly operating sprinkler SYStems. He estimated only half the homes will have the systems functioning perfectly by the Jan. 1 deadline. The legislature In 1972 gave the nursing homes two years to install the sprinkler systems, but less than onethird had them Installed by Jan. 1, 1975, and less than 10 per cent had them operating and properly maintained. Last August, the General Assembly and Gov. James A. Rhodes extended the deadline again, demanding full cOmpliance by Jan. I, 1978, Drake said 496 homes now have the systems Installed and opera ling, but 224 of them have deficiencies. He predicted they "will be corrected by the first of the f:. Sport Parade A very popular fabric at a very special low "' price tor Sunday. 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About two weeks ago he was showing the same symptoms, and I gave him a glass of juice with a lot of sugar in it, and in ·about 10 minutes he wa~ line again. Our son is super-active and seems to always need something to eat or drink. I try noi 10 give him sweets to snack on. Is this the right thing to do? Can you help me as to what is causing this? Will he have it the rest of his life ? I have read · about hypoglycemia in your columns, but it doesn't seeom to fit my boy. DEAR READER - Your description sounds like he has primary hypoglycemia. The usual type of disorder seen in most adults is secondary !llld is often related to a previous stomach operatiQn or certain poor dietary habits. These people usually get hypoglycemia after eating, whereas the prllnary attacks can occur before eating. "I can't tell you exactly what your son has, but I do know that he will need some very spedalized tests and for that reason you should arrange to have him seen by the en· docrine-metabolic section of the nearest university l!ledical center. Don't delay as repeated attacks in children sometime lead to ,Jf IS GETTING '1/ER'/ tAic • , SAID SANTA, ''AND I HA'IE 'THE Wl-lOLE 'MJRLD TO COVER, TO VISIT ALL 1'1-IE C~ILDREN &EI=ORE CIJI215'TMA~ EVE !? OVER, BUT ~IR5T .. ." r ·etta in •• WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU! Nursing homes in trouble Sl i Urn l;o i ig ~®H, .;AN'TA," LAUC':MED PENNY, 'WE'RE ..R:> GLAD V0U ~ND US! • ''AND ~ AM 1,• SAID SANTA.''NOH l-lt/RRY, PETE:R I 1-!U~~- CLIMB ~ YOUR .FRIENDLY STORE brain damage : He can probably he treated . The most likely problem is some defect in complex enzymes in his metab9llc system. Of course, he could also have some extra insulin· producing tissue. If it is the latter that could be removed. If ills an enzyme disorder his proper treatment will depend on what the deiect actually is. Remember hypoglycemia ill just a symptom, not a diagnosis. You'll need to know the cause of the symp· tom to provide proper treatment. In the . secondary more common type of hypoglycemia, the patient has anxiousness, sweating, tremor and a host of symptoms related to the release of adrenaline. In primary hypolglycemia the effects of a low blood glucose level in the brain dominate the SYmptoms. The patient will ~how signs of altered behavior, as your son did, of mental confusion, coma and even convulsions. In primary hypoglycemia physical acUviiY may use up all the available glucose and Induce an attack\ Your active son could very well do this. When he is acUve be sure he has enough to eat, Including available suglll'. 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Richards nodded, knowing Veeclt was talking about Brooks Jobllnsorl's early days with the Orioles. Veeck ilaid the one he enjoyed most was Satchel Paige · he was one of a kind. r~~:!~~d who managed the Wbte Sox before he did the he has no plans tomanageagsln. He soolte ot some of the players he had and none with more '!l!Ctllon than he did of Nellie Fox, who died of cancer two ago. Richards remembered how Fox' left thumb was lvollen three times Its normal size with only three more to go at the end of the 1851 seaaon. Fox was hitting .302 for the White Sox and Frank Lane, the EDeral manager, felt It would help ticket sales that winter If little second baseman wound up hitting .3110. The last three ••.,.,. with the Red"Sox were Inconsequential, so Lane lnlructed Richards to send Fox home. "I said to him 'Follle, with tlliDIIb of yourS yoil might well go h<me. You're hlttiJli over .300 and It'd be nlee for to finish that way,'" Richards remembered. "He said he didn't want to go. I said, 'Well, don't you wanna .3110?' He said, 'Yeah, but I don't wanna hit it sittin' baclt .'He didn't hit.:io2,'' said Richards. "He hit .313.'' i hit eight of their first nine shots from afar, and at one point early in the first half, ille Pioneers had canned 13 of U1eir first 15 field goal attempts for an early 11-point lead over the Redmen. But Rio 's hard -pressing defense kept the Redmen in ille game and just before intermission, Rio pulled within two of the Pioneers. Marietta led 42-36 during the halftime intermission. It was a nip-and-tuck battle until Marietta's' Jan Rit tenhouse came off lh• h•"ch Special rack ladies' better knit tops $- ~ and blouses. Clean up lot. Values to $3 .99. Limited quanlty. Shop early for best selection. Sunday Special. ., Pro Footba!I .Roundup BY. JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer Pro footbell 'Vidows wbo have been Complaining about losing their 'husbands every &mday wW lose them all this weekend. With the college football season over, the National Football League has scheduled two games Saturday and they're both exceptional ones. First; the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh steelers, already assured of a playoff berth, attempt to wrap up the American Conference Central Division title at home against the second-place Cincinnati Bengals. Then the Dallas Cowboys play host to the Washlngtoil Redsklns, with the winner asaured of a playoff spot and a shot at the NFC Eastern Division title. The Steelers, 11·1, already have clinched at least a wild card berth and wW be looking for the home advantage that would go with the division title. Cincinnati, 10.2, could tie for the division lead by beating the Sleelers with one regular season game left. Piliaburgh Is at l..os Angeles, the NFC West leader, nell week while Cincinnati takes on San Diego, 1-11. Pittsburgh won the first meeting between the two, 3024, putting down a Bengals' rally In the final period. The Dallas-Washington rivalry is becoming one of the fiercest in the NFL. Both clubs are 8-4 and trail first. place St. Louis by a game. "U looks like if we are going to win it wW be a high scoring game," said Cowboys Coach Tom Landry. "I don't see too many teams stopping Washington's offense. I hope we can altaclt their defense and score like the other top teams have In the past few weeks. If we do, we have a ooEACH with ' the scored lied 50-all. Rittenhouse dwnped in lhree straight fielders from long range. This happened . with approximately nin e minutes remaining. Ri ck Carrington , a 6-5 freshman who came orr the bench for Rio wh en Gallipolis'. Gil Price got into foul trouble, kept the Redmen in the game with 12 big re bounds. Mac Barbee, 6-0 sophomore guard, played his greatest game for the Redmen with 17 points while Jimmy' Noe pwnped .in 27 points before foulin g out with 5:46 remaining in the game. Jim Stewart popped in 14 markers for the Redmen. Actually, it was the bench of Coach Phil Roach which spelled the difference in the final outcome. Pioneer subs tossed in 27 big points. Jeff Faloba, Marietta's 6-8 junior center, fini shed with 14 poin ts although he had three fouls early in the game. Burt Edwards an d sub Mitch Miracle also sco red 14 markers for the winners . Arthur' Clark, 6-5 se~ior fr om Bidwell finished the game with 13 poinl• for Marietta. Saturday , Marietta will host Tiffin . Rio Grande will NFC East lead against play at Middle Tennessee . Chicago while in other Thursday's box : games, Minnesota is at .RIO GRANDE 1111 :.._ Noe, Detroit, Houston at Oakland, 12 3 27; Ste wa r t , 7-0- 14 ; S!ln Francisco at Atlanta, Pr ice , 0-0-0; A lbanese. 2-0-4; Buffalo . at New England, Barbee , 8 1 17; Ca r r in g ton . 4TOTALS 33 -S-71. Philadelphia at Denver, \ 9.MAR I ETTA (19) Ed Kansas City at Cleveland, wardS , 7-0· I•L Sowers, 2-0-4: 0 -1-1; M ir acle, 6Green Bay at Los Angeles 2Burbacher. 14 ; Willet, 1-0 -2; Dron zek, 4and New Orleans at the New o 8; Ryan , 1 01 : R ittenhous e, ; Clark , 6 -0 -12 ; Rei s, 1-0·York Giants. The New York 3:0-6 2; Spau lding , 0-0 -0 ; F aloba , 7Jets are at San Diego Monday 0 14 . TOTALS 38· 3·79 . Score at half - Marl ella 42 night. Rio 36. Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and .ortt . Fertilizers - Ume - Cement & Mortar - stock Salt , Water Softener • Remedies - Sail ' Utter's • Vaccine • Roofing • ·PIInts • Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine • Sprays • Gates. · · SUGAR RUN MILLS NIUI~rry Ave. 992·2115 Plomeroy chance. '~ The key game Sunday sends.Miami to Baltimore in a duel for first In the AFC East. The Dolphins, down to thlr!ktring quarierback Don Strock, ellmlnated Buffalo last week and could wrap up their fifth straight division title with a win. The Colts, 8-4 and a game behind Miami, have won seven In a row. Baltimore beat Miami 33-17 last month and a victory Sunday would ' send the clubs Into the final week tied. Miami meets Denver next week and the Colts face New England and if they flni!h In a tie, Baltimore ·ill the division champion after beating Miami twice. St. Lou!! will try to bold its Yanks trade .~Bonds Veeck, who unloaded three~· By BILL MADDEN time 20-i!ame winner Jim UP! Sports Writer HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UP!) Kaa t only moments after - Only a master showman 'being approved as chief like BW Veeck could find a 'operating officer of the White way to upatage the New York !Sox Wednesday, further Yankees' trading of Bobby 'cleaned hts club of high· jrlced, aging stars by dealing Bonds. power-bitting third bsseman The Yankees traded Bond!!, Bill Melton to the California their •100,000 righlflelder, Angels in a fouriJlayer trade and rlght.hander Doc Medich CINCINNATI (UP!) - take them as they come and In a separate deals at the and nearly succeeded Mayes says the recent he's just a player over there. winter baseball meetings pawning off four-time ~ ~]'jrne" magazine cover It's simply that a lot of teama Thursday for five players game winner Wilbur Wood on the Pittsburgh have one or two outllandlng worth of pitching, speed and and outfielder Ken Henderson to the Atlanta Braves teeler!' "ftont four" didn't (defensive line) players, and. defense. In a three-man exchange. him anything new. Pittsburgh happens to have But Veeck,ln control of the Earlier ln the day, tbe Vern Holland Is four. Bull think we'll handle White Sox only 24 hours, them.'• Yank!'eS swapped Bonds to struck with the Damboyance the Bengali John Shinners, who that hall made him famous by the Angels !or right-hander f•;:~~~~ If wW make the Cincy beals the alternates with Fest-"l've engineering his secood deal Ed Figueroa and swift outat Pittsburgh played against them alx since taking over the club and fielder t.iickey Rivers. That paved the way for another times (X'evlously and whether nearly completing a third. deal that sent Medich, like they're oo the cover or not, Figueroa, a 'll·year old righttlley deserve it. Super Bowl hander, to the Pittsburgh champs on the cover of Time? They ought to be can win the title with another Pirates for rookie second victory over the Bengala. The baseman Willie Randolph there. 11 Steelers defeated them 30-24 plus pitchers Dock EWs and P1Tl'SBURGH (UPI) last month. f.en Brett. Defensive end Dwight White Steeler quarterback Terry "We thought we were near sampling of reaction returned to practice Thursthe Bengali who wW day as the Pittsburgh Bradshaw has had his a deal," said Braves General up against the cover· steelers wound up heavy (X'Oblema In practice, He Manager Eddie Robinson of drWa In preparation for their went to Nashville early In the' the Henderson-Wood-for· May-"lt didn't showdown battle with the week to cut some recorda and Ralph Garr tranrlactlon. "But me anything I didn't know Cincinnati Bengala Salurday the players kept kidding him at the last minute, he (Veeclt) about hiB hoarae voice. came up with some changes tlre;odv. Thll will be about at Tine Rivers StadiiDII. "It was hard," Bradshaw that I've got to lhlnlt about. lOth game I've played White went home early iabMt Dwight White and Wedni!ICiay when a sinus llllid of the recording sesaloo. There still may be something tough like the rest of condition acted up. A club "I waa sweating so much I later on Friday." Prior to the Yankee deals But Is he tougher than spoke1111111 said White would thought somebody tumed a hose on me." Thursday, the San Diego of the Qthers? How do be In the starting lineup In the Bradshaw; 'l7, cut alx re· Padrell got one-time Golden judge lt?·So many things naUonally televlled game. Into It and clrCoach (]luck Noll still baa cords, two of wlich will be Glove third baseman Doug . Rader from the Houston +r~~~es !rom one game not made a decision on Joe released later this month. The records sounded "all Aatros for rlghl·handed na,t change." Greene, the Steelen' All·Pro Lapham-"They're defenilve tacltle who baa rl&fit,'' he said, "for being pitchers Joe Mcintosh and Larry Hardy. aa If they didn't ml.ued the Iaiii two games tired, aore and ho!U'se." cover. No doubt with a pinched nerve In hia tlev·•re t:l!e' best. Just being <11 neclt. He had mlaaed a game PLAYING NITELY magazine cover doean't and a half earlier with a groin anything. It's over the Injury. they give you all they Greene took part In all the · l..apbam, who linea up practices thla week for the tau.t Gl'lelle, said "I had 11n1t time In siJ weella and lUESOAY THRU SATURDAY I could handle" agalrwt reporll be Ia okay. It In an earUer game. )II'Oblbly won't be known HoDand- "U we do I 111W lhclrtly before game against tbem, will time whether he will play. ua oo the ln~~~t p~~~~e? The Steelera wiD complete TUES.· THURS . , FRI. & SAT. like we've got our wurk preparatlona lor the 11ame e:J0-1:00 9: 30·2: 00 with all that publicity. with a ·apecla1 telm workout for lhepl to ~tt II. It today at Three Rivers our rdertllw One Is Stadium. The· Bengali wiD . 992-3629 aplnst them aa an lllTIYe here loday but wiD not ttderdOI and It &lVII U1 pradlee at the llladlum. 'nit Stetlera, already Best ·In -..d of I wildcard playoff Live Entertainment berth becallll of lilt aut· day's victory over C1eveland, host incy Saturday The MEIGS INN I Seed and Milling. .HEAD(DUARTERS Two games Saturday GEO. HALL Sunday Special Special Group RIB OR FLAT KNIT LADIES POL VESTER-CLEANUP LOT ·KNIT TOPS "!live on a Utile bit of a farm, 70 acres, and I got a coupla trees," he said, taking a sip of beer. "All I've leett doiln' the last coupla weeks Ia jllit pickln' up pecans." BW Veeclt walked In and sat down alongside Richards. The know each other more than 35 years but thillla the first they're worktng together. They talked about the time fl~::~l was managing the Baltimore Orioles and they were t· In Scottsdale. Veeck was running the White Sox then ue uou L'omeover to Scottsdale to have some Mexican food Richards after ibe Orioles finished their workout that Acapacity crowd filled Ban· Johnson Field House at Marietta Thursday ·night to witness the Pioneers' hardfought 79-71 hardwood victory over · Coach Art Lanham's visiling Hio Grande College Redmen. The defending Ohio Conference champions were hard-pressed before pulling away In the final minutes of play for their fourth victory in five starts this winter. Rio Grande dropped to 5-3 on the year. The hot-shooting. Pioneers win over Rio t::,!. Men's warm fleece lined long sleeve sweat shirts in white and grey. Small, medium and large, X-Large. 2 By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor J!OLLYWOOD, Fla. (UP!)- Paul Richards has lost count of the baseball meetings be has been at, but this was his first !"~wu.,.. years, · been out of baseball that long. he's back In again as part of Bill·Veeck's group without Ktvt!Btiiii! a nlckle and for the moment his job will be reshaping Chicago White Sox' farm system. C,"''ver much of a drinker, Richards was celebrating hill to the game Thursday evening by having a beer In the ""'''' "''"here where any number of the baseball people slaked thirst all week long between meetings. "How old are you now, Paul?" said one newsman who has him since he caught for the Detroit Tigers In the '4011. "Oh, Lord, oh mercy, I don't know," replied Richards. "I born In 1908. How old does that make me? Sixty-seven or ~~:~~~ like that." · -~ , and with that perpetual tan of biB, Richards, baseball job was general manager In Atlanta ,looks . 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Jersey suspect in the disappearance of the former Teamsters boss went to jail rather than testify before a Bank reforms approved ~e~:!tand jury probing In Newark, N.J ., federal sources said an informant "proven reliable in the past" could pinpoint the location of a body in a dump reputedly used as a gangland graveyard. The sources did not mention Hoffa, but the disclosure came on the heels of a report that his body was transported in a 55-gallon steel drum and buried In a 47-acre Jersey City dump. The FBI has obtained court permission to dig in the dump, but digging had not started by late Thursday. Both developments came one day after U.S. Attorney Ralph B. Guy Jr. said the FBI had developed "significant" leads lri a multistate investigation into the Hoffa case. Stephen Andretta, 40, of 79-14 in Senate vote of a study commission By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON ( UPI) - In years to come, Americans may be picking their banks not by which offers· the best toasters or alarm clocks as (X'izes - but by where they can get the best Interest on their checking and savings accounts. In the most sweeping bankreform legislation since the Great Depression, the Senate voted 79-14 Thursday to bring competition back to the heavily regulated banking business. Among the reforms would be an end to rigid ceilings on how much interest can be paid on savings and authorl~ation of Interest· bearing checking accounts. "The bW ... represents the most ·comprehensive ap[X'Oa<!ll toward restructuring the nation 's financial in· slltutlons since the lll308," said Sen. Thomaa J. Mcintyre, D·N.H., ill! floor manager and chairman of a financial Institutions subcollUllltlee that drafted the measure . The complex measure now goes to the House, where passage of i!lmllar leglBlatlon waa not anticipated before late next year at the earliest. The Senate biD, In the works for more lh!ln two yelll'll, grew from the report ~ial on financial institutions named by President Nixon in 1970. Key provisions include: - Authorization for banks to pay Interest on checking accounts and for savJngs and loans both to offer checking accounts and to permit checks to be drawn on savings a<;coimts. - Removal of ceilings on Interest that can be paid on savings accounts - now 5 per cent at banks and 511• per cent at savings and loans for regular passbook accounts. - RevlJlon of lending authority so banks can do more mortgage business while " thrift Institutions" savings and loans - · can expand Into othe"r areas such as car, home improvement and education loans. - Authorization for credit unions to grant checking accounts, make mortgage loans, issue shares with varying Interest rates, and grant larger and longer-term personal loans than now allowed. Complex timetables were InCluded to permit orderly tranaii!On. Eraaure , of lnterestrate ceUings would not come for 5~ years after enactment, while interestbearing checking accounts would not come unW 1978 at the earliest. Us ••• 'I'm Soi-ry,' II Not Elloup DE.AR HELEN: My wife figures "I'm sorry" 110lves everything. She runs up charge accounts: "I'm sorry, I got carried away." She doesn't keep her word - anything fl"Oil1 breaking ap. polntments to picking the kids up lifter acbool: "l'rri sorry, I forgot about the time." Tht house Is a mess : "I'm sorry," buill stays that way. She drinks and pmbles away the srocery money: "I'm aorry,lf you'll just forgive me I'll never do It again." But she does. And now: I caught her with her latest boyfriend, after she promised she was through with all that. What should I say to · her excuse, which Is, "I didn't want to hurt his feellni!s. " OORRIEDOUT DEAR S.O.: How about, "I'm sorry - goodbye!" - H. DEAR HELEN : We moved to the country to get away from city noises. Instead, we get - honkers. · Our neighbors, Intelligent and successful; should know better. But they lean on their car horns for communication. When the man comes h~me at nl&ht,lt's "Beep, beep." When they want to call their kids, the same. They can't leave the house without a few honks. And each time, the noise inspires all the dogs In the neighborhood to aet up a chorus of barks. My husband works nights and triea to Bleep da~. He's constantly awakened, yet he won't Clllllplaln because he says we'd give thoae people a weapon to uae against us : "If they're the hostUe type, they'll Jlllt malte thlnga wurae lor us." Since neighbors on the other side asked them not to hOnk and got nowhere, my husband Is obviously correct. How do you quell a honker? - PEACE AND QUIET ADVOCATES DEAR P~QA : II often ian 't WHAT you ask, but the way you ask it. Ex· plain your problem, don't critlci~ or complain, but let these people know how much you'd appreciate their cooperation. Perhaps you've listened to the other neighbors' beef, jwnped 10 the conclusion that the honkers are "hostile" and therefore·won't give them a chance.- H. I• l II~ DEAR HELEN : YoW' survey results concerning affairs were Interesting. But you001itted one thing: comment oo people who try to have affairs with relatives or ao.called good friend!!. We belong to a small card club, and we're all over $5. Two of the females feel it necessary to Imbibe like fishes, then malte plays for the men. Very pllyalcll playa that emblirrass and disgust. One of these forward females Is my sister-In-law. The other goes alter my husband ..I tell him If he needs a little extra he should find aomeone I don't know. Should I tell thoae two dames how !feel? - DISGUSI'ED DEAR DIS: A combined putdown by the card club might slow these females down a bit. Since overage lushes seldom turn men on, I doubt they're much of a threat. Forget jealously and con· centrale on helping them stop making foolsofthemselves. - H. AB04RO.'~ ."" Little Ferry, N.J:, was cited for contempt of court Thursday by a federal judge who one day earlier had granted him inununlty from prosecution in return for his testimony. Special government prosecutor Robert E. Ozer said Andretta, who spent just four minutes before the grand jury, was asked only one question : "Where were you on July 30, 1975'" That was the date Hoffa vanished from outside a suburban Detroit restaurant. Under the court's Jm. munity order, Andretta was shielded from prosecution In any testimony he might give, but risked jail if he refused to testify . Andretta's brother, Thomas, 38, of Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., was identified in federal court last week as a suspect In the "abduction and murder of James R. Hoffa." Two other New Jersey Teamster figures, Salvatore Briguglio, 47, of Paramus. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!)- Up to half of Ohio's 9M nursing homes will fall short of slate fire safety requirements when the deadline expires Jan. I for having sprinkler systems installed and functioning properly, according to the state fire marshal's office . Moreover, the state apparently has failed to follow through on a legislative request to withhold Medicaid payments from those nursing homes which did not flle required interim fire safety plans and contract for sprinkler systems within 30 days of a law enact\!() last Aug. 4. A· check with the fire marshal's office Thursday revealed steady but slow progress by nursing homes in complying with the law mandating sprinkler systems, originally passed In 1972 In the wake of a fire which killed 10 elderly patients In a Uncoln Heights nursing home almost four years ago. The check by United Press International also revealed it wlll take the fire marshal's office about three months to complete its Inspections, and that interim precautions written into the law have not been strictly enforced. State Fire Marshal Terry E. 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About two weeks ago he was showing the same symptoms, and I gave him a glass of juice with a lot of sugar in it, and in ·about 10 minutes he wa~ line again. Our son is super-active and seems to always need something to eat or drink. I try noi 10 give him sweets to snack on. Is this the right thing to do? Can you help me as to what is causing this? Will he have it the rest of his life ? I have read · about hypoglycemia in your columns, but it doesn't seeom to fit my boy. DEAR READER - Your description sounds like he has primary hypoglycemia. The usual type of disorder seen in most adults is secondary !llld is often related to a previous stomach operatiQn or certain poor dietary habits. These people usually get hypoglycemia after eating, whereas the prllnary attacks can occur before eating. 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Richards nodded, knowing Veeclt was talking about Brooks Jobllnsorl's early days with the Orioles. Veeck ilaid the one he enjoyed most was Satchel Paige · he was one of a kind. r~~:!~~d who managed the Wbte Sox before he did the he has no plans tomanageagsln. He soolte ot some of the players he had and none with more '!l!Ctllon than he did of Nellie Fox, who died of cancer two ago. Richards remembered how Fox' left thumb was lvollen three times Its normal size with only three more to go at the end of the 1851 seaaon. Fox was hitting .302 for the White Sox and Frank Lane, the EDeral manager, felt It would help ticket sales that winter If little second baseman wound up hitting .3110. The last three ••.,.,. with the Red"Sox were Inconsequential, so Lane lnlructed Richards to send Fox home. "I said to him 'Follle, with tlliDIIb of yourS yoil might well go h<me. You're hlttiJli over .300 and It'd be nlee for to finish that way,'" Richards remembered. "He said he didn't want to go. I said, 'Well, don't you wanna .3110?' He said, 'Yeah, but I don't wanna hit it sittin' baclt .'He didn't hit.:io2,'' said Richards. "He hit .313.'' i hit eight of their first nine shots from afar, and at one point early in the first half, ille Pioneers had canned 13 of U1eir first 15 field goal attempts for an early 11-point lead over the Redmen. But Rio 's hard -pressing defense kept the Redmen in ille game and just before intermission, Rio pulled within two of the Pioneers. Marietta led 42-36 during the halftime intermission. It was a nip-and-tuck battle until Marietta's' Jan Rit tenhouse came off lh• h•"ch Special rack ladies' better knit tops $- ~ and blouses. Clean up lot. Values to $3 .99. Limited quanlty. Shop early for best selection. Sunday Special. ., Pro Footba!I .Roundup BY. JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer Pro footbell 'Vidows wbo have been Complaining about losing their 'husbands every &mday wW lose them all this weekend. With the college football season over, the National Football League has scheduled two games Saturday and they're both exceptional ones. First; the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh steelers, already assured of a playoff berth, attempt to wrap up the American Conference Central Division title at home against the second-place Cincinnati Bengals. Then the Dallas Cowboys play host to the Washlngtoil Redsklns, with the winner asaured of a playoff spot and a shot at the NFC Eastern Division title. The Steelers, 11·1, already have clinched at least a wild card berth and wW be looking for the home advantage that would go with the division title. Cincinnati, 10.2, could tie for the division lead by beating the Sleelers with one regular season game left. Piliaburgh Is at l..os Angeles, the NFC West leader, nell week while Cincinnati takes on San Diego, 1-11. Pittsburgh won the first meeting between the two, 3024, putting down a Bengals' rally In the final period. The Dallas-Washington rivalry is becoming one of the fiercest in the NFL. Both clubs are 8-4 and trail first. place St. Louis by a game. "U looks like if we are going to win it wW be a high scoring game," said Cowboys Coach Tom Landry. "I don't see too many teams stopping Washington's offense. I hope we can altaclt their defense and score like the other top teams have In the past few weeks. If we do, we have a ooEACH with ' the scored lied 50-all. Rittenhouse dwnped in lhree straight fielders from long range. This happened . with approximately nin e minutes remaining. Ri ck Carrington , a 6-5 freshman who came orr the bench for Rio wh en Gallipolis'. Gil Price got into foul trouble, kept the Redmen in the game with 12 big re bounds. Mac Barbee, 6-0 sophomore guard, played his greatest game for the Redmen with 17 points while Jimmy' Noe pwnped .in 27 points before foulin g out with 5:46 remaining in the game. Jim Stewart popped in 14 markers for the Redmen. Actually, it was the bench of Coach Phil Roach which spelled the difference in the final outcome. Pioneer subs tossed in 27 big points. Jeff Faloba, Marietta's 6-8 junior center, fini shed with 14 poin ts although he had three fouls early in the game. Burt Edwards an d sub Mitch Miracle also sco red 14 markers for the winners . Arthur' Clark, 6-5 se~ior fr om Bidwell finished the game with 13 poinl• for Marietta. Saturday , Marietta will host Tiffin . Rio Grande will NFC East lead against play at Middle Tennessee . Chicago while in other Thursday's box : games, Minnesota is at .RIO GRANDE 1111 :.._ Noe, Detroit, Houston at Oakland, 12 3 27; Ste wa r t , 7-0- 14 ; S!ln Francisco at Atlanta, Pr ice , 0-0-0; A lbanese. 2-0-4; Buffalo . at New England, Barbee , 8 1 17; Ca r r in g ton . 4TOTALS 33 -S-71. Philadelphia at Denver, \ 9.MAR I ETTA (19) Ed Kansas City at Cleveland, wardS , 7-0· I•L Sowers, 2-0-4: 0 -1-1; M ir acle, 6Green Bay at Los Angeles 2Burbacher. 14 ; Willet, 1-0 -2; Dron zek, 4and New Orleans at the New o 8; Ryan , 1 01 : R ittenhous e, ; Clark , 6 -0 -12 ; Rei s, 1-0·York Giants. The New York 3:0-6 2; Spau lding , 0-0 -0 ; F aloba , 7Jets are at San Diego Monday 0 14 . TOTALS 38· 3·79 . Score at half - Marl ella 42 night. Rio 36. Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and .ortt . Fertilizers - Ume - Cement & Mortar - stock Salt , Water Softener • Remedies - Sail ' Utter's • Vaccine • Roofing • ·PIInts • Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine • Sprays • Gates. · · SUGAR RUN MILLS NIUI~rry Ave. 992·2115 Plomeroy chance. '~ The key game Sunday sends.Miami to Baltimore in a duel for first In the AFC East. The Dolphins, down to thlr!ktring quarierback Don Strock, ellmlnated Buffalo last week and could wrap up their fifth straight division title with a win. The Colts, 8-4 and a game behind Miami, have won seven In a row. Baltimore beat Miami 33-17 last month and a victory Sunday would ' send the clubs Into the final week tied. Miami meets Denver next week and the Colts face New England and if they flni!h In a tie, Baltimore ·ill the division champion after beating Miami twice. St. Lou!! will try to bold its Yanks trade .~Bonds Veeck, who unloaded three~· By BILL MADDEN time 20-i!ame winner Jim UP! Sports Writer HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UP!) Kaa t only moments after - Only a master showman 'being approved as chief like BW Veeck could find a 'operating officer of the White way to upatage the New York !Sox Wednesday, further Yankees' trading of Bobby 'cleaned hts club of high· jrlced, aging stars by dealing Bonds. power-bitting third bsseman The Yankees traded Bond!!, Bill Melton to the California their •100,000 righlflelder, Angels in a fouriJlayer trade and rlght.hander Doc Medich CINCINNATI (UP!) - take them as they come and In a separate deals at the and nearly succeeded Mayes says the recent he's just a player over there. winter baseball meetings pawning off four-time ~ ~]'jrne" magazine cover It's simply that a lot of teama Thursday for five players game winner Wilbur Wood on the Pittsburgh have one or two outllandlng worth of pitching, speed and and outfielder Ken Henderson to the Atlanta Braves teeler!' "ftont four" didn't (defensive line) players, and. defense. In a three-man exchange. him anything new. Pittsburgh happens to have But Veeck,ln control of the Earlier ln the day, tbe Vern Holland Is four. Bull think we'll handle White Sox only 24 hours, them.'• Yank!'eS swapped Bonds to struck with the Damboyance the Bengali John Shinners, who that hall made him famous by the Angels !or right-hander f•;:~~~~ If wW make the Cincy beals the alternates with Fest-"l've engineering his secood deal Ed Figueroa and swift outat Pittsburgh played against them alx since taking over the club and fielder t.iickey Rivers. That paved the way for another times (X'evlously and whether nearly completing a third. deal that sent Medich, like they're oo the cover or not, Figueroa, a 'll·year old righttlley deserve it. Super Bowl hander, to the Pittsburgh champs on the cover of Time? They ought to be can win the title with another Pirates for rookie second victory over the Bengala. The baseman Willie Randolph there. 11 Steelers defeated them 30-24 plus pitchers Dock EWs and P1Tl'SBURGH (UPI) last month. f.en Brett. Defensive end Dwight White Steeler quarterback Terry "We thought we were near sampling of reaction returned to practice Thursthe Bengali who wW day as the Pittsburgh Bradshaw has had his a deal," said Braves General up against the cover· steelers wound up heavy (X'Oblema In practice, He Manager Eddie Robinson of drWa In preparation for their went to Nashville early In the' the Henderson-Wood-for· May-"lt didn't showdown battle with the week to cut some recorda and Ralph Garr tranrlactlon. "But me anything I didn't know Cincinnati Bengala Salurday the players kept kidding him at the last minute, he (Veeclt) about hiB hoarae voice. came up with some changes tlre;odv. Thll will be about at Tine Rivers StadiiDII. "It was hard," Bradshaw that I've got to lhlnlt about. lOth game I've played White went home early iabMt Dwight White and Wedni!ICiay when a sinus llllid of the recording sesaloo. There still may be something tough like the rest of condition acted up. A club "I waa sweating so much I later on Friday." Prior to the Yankee deals But Is he tougher than spoke1111111 said White would thought somebody tumed a hose on me." Thursday, the San Diego of the Qthers? How do be In the starting lineup In the Bradshaw; 'l7, cut alx re· Padrell got one-time Golden judge lt?·So many things naUonally televlled game. Into It and clrCoach (]luck Noll still baa cords, two of wlich will be Glove third baseman Doug . Rader from the Houston +r~~~es !rom one game not made a decision on Joe released later this month. The records sounded "all Aatros for rlghl·handed na,t change." Greene, the Steelen' All·Pro Lapham-"They're defenilve tacltle who baa rl&fit,'' he said, "for being pitchers Joe Mcintosh and Larry Hardy. aa If they didn't ml.ued the Iaiii two games tired, aore and ho!U'se." cover. No doubt with a pinched nerve In hia tlev·•re t:l!e' best. Just being <11 neclt. He had mlaaed a game PLAYING NITELY magazine cover doean't and a half earlier with a groin anything. It's over the Injury. they give you all they Greene took part In all the · l..apbam, who linea up practices thla week for the tau.t Gl'lelle, said "I had 11n1t time In siJ weella and lUESOAY THRU SATURDAY I could handle" agalrwt reporll be Ia okay. It In an earUer game. )II'Oblbly won't be known HoDand- "U we do I 111W lhclrtly before game against tbem, will time whether he will play. ua oo the ln~~~t p~~~~e? The Steelera wiD complete TUES.· THURS . , FRI. & SAT. like we've got our wurk preparatlona lor the 11ame e:J0-1:00 9: 30·2: 00 with all that publicity. with a ·apecla1 telm workout for lhepl to ~tt II. It today at Three Rivers our rdertllw One Is Stadium. The· Bengali wiD . 992-3629 aplnst them aa an lllTIYe here loday but wiD not ttderdOI and It &lVII U1 pradlee at the llladlum. 'nit Stetlera, already Best ·In -..d of I wildcard playoff Live Entertainment berth becallll of lilt aut· day's victory over C1eveland, host incy Saturday The MEIGS INN I Seed and Milling. .HEAD(DUARTERS Two games Saturday GEO. HALL Sunday Special Special Group RIB OR FLAT KNIT LADIES POL VESTER-CLEANUP LOT ·KNIT TOPS "!live on a Utile bit of a farm, 70 acres, and I got a coupla trees," he said, taking a sip of beer. "All I've leett doiln' the last coupla weeks Ia jllit pickln' up pecans." BW Veeclt walked In and sat down alongside Richards. The know each other more than 35 years but thillla the first they're worktng together. They talked about the time fl~::~l was managing the Baltimore Orioles and they were t· In Scottsdale. Veeck was running the White Sox then ue uou L'omeover to Scottsdale to have some Mexican food Richards after ibe Orioles finished their workout that Acapacity crowd filled Ban· Johnson Field House at Marietta Thursday ·night to witness the Pioneers' hardfought 79-71 hardwood victory over · Coach Art Lanham's visiling Hio Grande College Redmen. The defending Ohio Conference champions were hard-pressed before pulling away In the final minutes of play for their fourth victory in five starts this winter. Rio Grande dropped to 5-3 on the year. The hot-shooting. Pioneers win over Rio t::,!. Men's warm fleece lined long sleeve sweat shirts in white and grey. Small, medium and large, X-Large. 2 By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor J!OLLYWOOD, Fla. (UP!)- Paul Richards has lost count of the baseball meetings be has been at, but this was his first !"~wu.,.. years, · been out of baseball that long. he's back In again as part of Bill·Veeck's group without Ktvt!Btiiii! a nlckle and for the moment his job will be reshaping Chicago White Sox' farm system. C,"''ver much of a drinker, Richards was celebrating hill to the game Thursday evening by having a beer In the ""'''' "''"here where any number of the baseball people slaked thirst all week long between meetings. "How old are you now, Paul?" said one newsman who has him since he caught for the Detroit Tigers In the '4011. "Oh, Lord, oh mercy, I don't know," replied Richards. "I born In 1908. How old does that make me? Sixty-seven or ~~:~~~ like that." · -~ , and with that perpetual tan of biB, Richards, baseball job was general manager In Atlanta ,looks . 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Philadelphia, wh()Se 17~ record is the best in the NBA, was led again by McGinnis Thursday night as the 6-foot8, 230-pound strongman scored 28 points, includln~ seven of the 76ers' last nine , to defeat the Phoenix Sulll! 110-106. McGinnis, who may very well be the strongest player in pro basketball, is probably only rivaled in the NBA by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bob McAdoo as the most be on McGinnis the rest of the dominant player in a game way with Billy ·Cunningham situation. McGiMis can shoot sidelined for the season accurately from 3i).(eet in, following .knee surgery. Thursday night the rebound against the tallest centers and handle the ball as well as many guards . McGinnis came to Philadelphia th!s year after sharing MVP honors with CUT YOUR OWN AT Julius Erving last year In the ABA and was expected to lead the 76ers out of the Atlantic Division cellar and PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE into a playoff spot. He wasn't expected, however, to have . Located on Cherry Ridqe, turn east at Darwin onto Rt. them bolistlng the best record ' . 681, go 4 miles to Milepost I), turn south on gravel road J· IV. miles to grove. · in the league Jraclically from WIITC H FOR SIGNS ' ., in Mar ch (post season. the start of the season. Hours lllildark except weekends, "il dark. , But the pressure will really ~~Y~~. .u~~~~-....,...._t;.,.'l!i .C, tournament play). You know, usually when Indiana has a 14-point lead, it ends up being a 34-point lead. You've got to band it to our kids for not quitting." Knight praised the Irish effort: "! think both teams struggled and we just outstruggled them. "The key for us was when they got It down to two and we got It back up to five. That's basketball. Sometimes you play well.agalnst a zone and sometimes you don 't.'' PH. 446-8666 Indiana's Scott May led all scorers with 25 points. Elsewhere · tn college baskel!lall, Rutgers routed Penn 95-80, Providence whipped Evansville 98-71, Kansas lopped Boise State 6156, West Texas Slate edged Oklahoma State 63-62 and Air Force bUtzed Gonzaga 51-35. College Basketball Roundup United Press International •' Quinn Buckner, the team • • leader all game but nearly • the goat with two missed free •• throws in the final seconds, • • saved Indiana from falling • right on Its number one ranking against Notre Dame • Thursday night. • Buckner, who missed a pair •• with seconds left, was ••• fouled30Intentionally again • with 11 sewnds to go and hit • both to ice Indiana's 6UO • victory , the Hoosiers' third •• win without a loss. •• The Irish trailed 51-371n the • sewnd half but staged a late " •• •• comeback and trailed 61-58 •• with 30 seconds left. Notre Bruce flowers In••• Dame's tentionally fouled Buckner, ••• who tm,s the worst free throw • shooting percentage on In•• hoping he wot,~ld miss. •• diana, Buckner dld. " •• Dave Batton's two free • throws put the Irish within ••· •• one at 61~ and again Notre •• Dame fouled Buckner. But this time he made both shots to provide the Hoosiers with • the victory. "We survived because we got a kid named Buckner," said Indiana Coach Bobby Knight. "Without him, we're not even in the game. He's the . .... .. ...... .. .. • sole reason we won.'' Indiana led 29-24 at the hail and looked as though it would blow the game open !n the second half. Even Notre Dame Coach Digger Phelps was surprised by his club's comeback. "I'm proud of this team," said Phelps. ·:we'll be around Thursday '' College Ba ske1ball ReJults , By United Pren International EaJt Maine 73 Rhode Island 71 Manha!lan 79 La Sall e 78 Provid ence 98 Evansvill e 71 Rulgers 95 Penn 80 VIllanova 108 King 's I Pa . l 75 sou1h Flor lde St . 81 Stetson 71 Furman 75 tlllflo is 73 William 8. M ery 61 Di ck inson 56 Midwes1. tndlanll 63 Notre Dame 60 Kanses 61 Boise St . 56 Southwe5t Arkansas St. 75 Tenn . Tech 7<4 SE Oklehoma 71 Aust in CoiL 67 w. Tex es St. 63 Oklahoma St . takes pair ••• .. .• •.• • •• ~ • '• • ••' •• •• • ' •• •• •• •..•• • • •• •• ~ . ' • • • •" ' •• • • •• .. •' ••" • •• •c •• • • • • • 'r • ... • •• •• •. ...•" k. ~ •. ..,. . .. • ... j} Tl)PERS PLAINS Thursday night at the Tup. pers Plains gym , the Meigs ~eventh and eighth grade teams won two games over Coach Archie Rose's Baby Eagles of Eastern . After leading most of the game ( ti13 at the half), the. home team lost its cool as Meigs' eighth graders employed a full-eourt press. Also, the little Marauders kept the ball out of Eagle Brian Bissell's hands , and they finally overtook the home team, winning 40-29 . Bissell · was the game's leading scorer with 15 polnls. Tim Enevoldsen also had 8 for lhe losers. Fish topped the Marauders with 14, followed by Bego with ·8. In the seven lh grade game, it was Meigs all the way. The Marauders were much taller and quicker. Although the Eagles kept their poise, they just couldn 't overcome those two Marauder advantages, finaiiy ~uccumbing , 26-12 . Ohlinger led Meigs' attack with Band Miller chipped In 7. Gene Cole scored half of the Eagle points, netting 6. Eastern 's next game is. Wednesday at Eastern High School with Wahama. Meigs ' next game is Monday, at home against Federal Hocking. 60-75-100 WATT llGHT BULBS 50% 0FF ALL OTHER SIZE AND EVER-READY BAnERIES 20%0FF i I NoonDec.24, 1975 . Pomeroy- Rutland- Tuppers Plains Racine Home National Bank ·• •1 SALE I ::."'! =- SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA t rT"YYUtSELFF West Air For ce 51 Gonzaga 35 Idaho 68 San Fran . St . 6S QEAN 'YOUR Property Transfers Griff Archer, dec. to Mary Elizabeth Archer, Edward lm••ist~re Archer, Grl(f Archer Jr ., Phyllis Haley, affld. of trans. , IP"oreo18 ; 011 ai l Salisbury. · · Mary Elizabeth Archer, Edward Archer, Dorothy Archer, Griff· Archer Jr., Monica Archer, Phyllis Haley to Johnetta Pearson, parcel, Salisbury. 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Seiil Ozaw a surgery , has· no w ill lo live . -t n conducts the Boston Symphony Tennis s tar Er ik Est r ada has a ... • Orch es tra ... Also . two wa lt zes st r ess induced ailment . Dr . ·*-' by Ravel. Gannon Plays match m aker . ', ~ On A BC. Th e Sfx Mil l ion Dollar M an suspects old fr iend 11 : 30 p.m . . .,..,. Lou Gosse tt , sec urity building NBC has the Ton ig h t Show . " ' jan itor , may be a spy . He says Burt Reyn olds is gues t hos t to ~ he is, on our side Mel Brooks, Gene Hackm an , . .. .. NBC has a Bob Hope Ho liday Laure n Hu tton. Li za Minnell i. ..,.. SpeciaL with th e AP Alt . Jerr y Reed . '1 AmEr ica Football Team . Angie CBS Movie : ''The Rose Di ckenson, Redd Fo ><x, Donny Tattoo " ( 1955), starr ing An na .. , and Mari e Osmond . Magnan i as Ser afi na Dell e n• 9 p.m. Ro se , truck driver 's wi dow wi! h :;"':, A BC mo vie : " Wha tever Hap a teen age daughter 'r ipe for .. ., pened to Aunt Alice?" l ook up lov e.' Written by Ten nessee "'-' 'housekeeping , she did , for Wi lliams . . M Geraldine Page, wher e tt1e , ... turnover is hig h S ta r ~ Ruth 'tUESDAY. 6:10p.m .... ... Gordo n , M il dr ed Ou nnock . PB S airs Gctt in ' Over (On ... .-.. F i lmed in Tucson ; based on lhe -. Ursula Cur tiss noveL " Tt1e th e Tube ) 8 p.m . F=orb ldden Gard en ." NBC airs Mov i n ' On . Wi ll -.. PB S has M aster piece Thea ._111 tre : No to r ious Woman falls in love with Fio nnuala ! ~ " Prelud e." Chopin fall s in love Flanagl!n , a widow he and •tot wiln Georg e Sand, they move to So nny save · when he r truck •Ill a Ma jor ca monastery , an d his brakes fai t ; fi lmed in Hender son , N.C -. tubercul ar condition wo r sens . On Happy Days, ABC . Fonzie NBC presen ts a " Dean Mari neS Martin Californi a Christmas," te lls Ra l ph to 10in - ~~' with Georgi a EngeL the Go ld . ,.. they have neat un iform s and •~t~t diggers, M ichael Learned and do gr eat with chic ks. On CB S. Good Times . and Dionn e War wlcke . !'.~ On Koi a k. CBS . 'retir ed' bad Florida wi ns a stereo and th e F Bl inqui r e!> about nephew Cl eat us . featu r es John Anthon y Br own . PB S has Our Story 8:10p. m . ·~ PB S has Consumer Sur vival Kit. Ton ight , " My House Has a F l at : A look at Mobi l e Homes," the na ti(}n ' S primary 1 ft sour ce of low cost housino . \ CBS has Joe ~ nd Sons. , ' /1 \ On ABC , We lcome Back , Koller : " Ar r iveder ci Arnol d." Hor shac k 's gr ad es improve and tra nsferr ed , to the he is Sweat hogs ' despair ; w ith Ron Patillo. ·~ 9 p.m . PB S has Th e Ascen l of M an : " Th e Long Childhood .' ' The sla te of 20t h centu r y knowledge 62 SPECIAL $16 -SAVE- Notice To Public! Citizens National Bank r Farmers Bank & Savings Co. fr Pomerov National Bank BRADFORD'S GROVE ,,TV log for easy viewing next week' Mr . (lnrJ Mr s. No rman Schaefer, Mrs. Fern 0fJra Laurel Oiff News Notes Eddy's . ' .~ S&E TWO WAY RADIO ~ Junior High ..""· 109-95 and Atlanta walloped Buffalo 122-99. In the ABA, Denver beat VIrginia 111-100 and New York nipped Indiana In overtime lu-123. ~ .CHRISTMAS TREES Irish scare Hoosiers ·.. before losing, 63-60 • Elsewhere In the NBA, Golden State downed Port· land 101-39, Washington beat New Orleans 117-109, aeveland ripped New York �( - The Dai!Y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 12, 197~ . was on McGinnis as the Sum, trailing 97-84 with 7"' minutes left, fought back lo tate a 102-101 lead with I :55' left. · McGinnis then scored, five points to put Philadelphia · up by four points and after a basket by Phoenix' Nate Hawthorne with 17 seconds left, converted two free throws to clinch the victory. (X'e~ure 76ers own best NBA mark Pro Basketball Rouodup United Press loternaltooal ... •• George McGinnis is the difference between this year ' s first - place Philadelphia 76ers artd one a! the worst teams in the •• •• • •• • • •• •• I National Basketball Association the last three years. Philadelphia, wh()Se 17~ record is the best in the NBA, was led again by McGinnis Thursday night as the 6-foot8, 230-pound strongman scored 28 points, includln~ seven of the 76ers' last nine , to defeat the Phoenix Sulll! 110-106. McGinnis, who may very well be the strongest player in pro basketball, is probably only rivaled in the NBA by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bob McAdoo as the most be on McGinnis the rest of the dominant player in a game way with Billy ·Cunningham situation. McGiMis can shoot sidelined for the season accurately from 3i).(eet in, following .knee surgery. Thursday night the rebound against the tallest centers and handle the ball as well as many guards . McGinnis came to Philadelphia th!s year after sharing MVP honors with CUT YOUR OWN AT Julius Erving last year In the ABA and was expected to lead the 76ers out of the Atlantic Division cellar and PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE into a playoff spot. He wasn't expected, however, to have . Located on Cherry Ridqe, turn east at Darwin onto Rt. them bolistlng the best record ' . 681, go 4 miles to Milepost I), turn south on gravel road J· IV. miles to grove. · in the league Jraclically from WIITC H FOR SIGNS ' ., in Mar ch (post season. the start of the season. Hours lllildark except weekends, "il dark. , But the pressure will really ~~Y~~. .u~~~~-....,...._t;.,.'l!i .C, tournament play). You know, usually when Indiana has a 14-point lead, it ends up being a 34-point lead. You've got to band it to our kids for not quitting." Knight praised the Irish effort: "! think both teams struggled and we just outstruggled them. "The key for us was when they got It down to two and we got It back up to five. That's basketball. Sometimes you play well.agalnst a zone and sometimes you don 't.'' PH. 446-8666 Indiana's Scott May led all scorers with 25 points. Elsewhere · tn college baskel!lall, Rutgers routed Penn 95-80, Providence whipped Evansville 98-71, Kansas lopped Boise State 6156, West Texas Slate edged Oklahoma State 63-62 and Air Force bUtzed Gonzaga 51-35. College Basketball Roundup United Press International •' Quinn Buckner, the team • • leader all game but nearly • the goat with two missed free •• throws in the final seconds, • • saved Indiana from falling • right on Its number one ranking against Notre Dame • Thursday night. • Buckner, who missed a pair •• with seconds left, was ••• fouled30Intentionally again • with 11 sewnds to go and hit • both to ice Indiana's 6UO • victory , the Hoosiers' third •• win without a loss. •• The Irish trailed 51-371n the • sewnd half but staged a late " •• •• comeback and trailed 61-58 •• with 30 seconds left. Notre Bruce flowers In••• Dame's tentionally fouled Buckner, ••• who tm,s the worst free throw • shooting percentage on In•• hoping he wot,~ld miss. •• diana, Buckner dld. " •• Dave Batton's two free • throws put the Irish within ••· •• one at 61~ and again Notre •• Dame fouled Buckner. But this time he made both shots to provide the Hoosiers with • the victory. "We survived because we got a kid named Buckner," said Indiana Coach Bobby Knight. "Without him, we're not even in the game. He's the . .... .. ...... .. .. • sole reason we won.'' Indiana led 29-24 at the hail and looked as though it would blow the game open !n the second half. Even Notre Dame Coach Digger Phelps was surprised by his club's comeback. "I'm proud of this team," said Phelps. ·:we'll be around Thursday '' College Ba ske1ball ReJults , By United Pren International EaJt Maine 73 Rhode Island 71 Manha!lan 79 La Sall e 78 Provid ence 98 Evansvill e 71 Rulgers 95 Penn 80 VIllanova 108 King 's I Pa . l 75 sou1h Flor lde St . 81 Stetson 71 Furman 75 tlllflo is 73 William 8. M ery 61 Di ck inson 56 Midwes1. tndlanll 63 Notre Dame 60 Kanses 61 Boise St . 56 Southwe5t Arkansas St. 75 Tenn . Tech 7<4 SE Oklehoma 71 Aust in CoiL 67 w. Tex es St. 63 Oklahoma St . takes pair ••• .. .• •.• • •• ~ • '• • ••' •• •• • ' •• •• •• •..•• • • •• •• ~ . ' • • • •" ' •• • • •• .. •' ••" • •• •c •• • • • • • 'r • ... • •• •• •. ...•" k. ~ •. ..,. . .. • ... j} Tl)PERS PLAINS Thursday night at the Tup. pers Plains gym , the Meigs ~eventh and eighth grade teams won two games over Coach Archie Rose's Baby Eagles of Eastern . After leading most of the game ( ti13 at the half), the. home team lost its cool as Meigs' eighth graders employed a full-eourt press. Also, the little Marauders kept the ball out of Eagle Brian Bissell's hands , and they finally overtook the home team, winning 40-29 . Bissell · was the game's leading scorer with 15 polnls. Tim Enevoldsen also had 8 for lhe losers. Fish topped the Marauders with 14, followed by Bego with ·8. In the seven lh grade game, it was Meigs all the way. The Marauders were much taller and quicker. Although the Eagles kept their poise, they just couldn 't overcome those two Marauder advantages, finaiiy ~uccumbing , 26-12 . Ohlinger led Meigs' attack with Band Miller chipped In 7. Gene Cole scored half of the Eagle points, netting 6. Eastern 's next game is. Wednesday at Eastern High School with Wahama. 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Four year s af ter his wife and daught er died , neurosurgeon Wi lli am Windom , still grief str icken, has wi thdrawn fro m m edical pra cti ce . On PB S, Gr eat Performan ces : Mozart 's Symphonies No. 3.4 an d 40. Ka rl Bohm conduc ts lhe Vienna Ph ilharmonic . 10 p.m . On PB S. Say Brot her : " New Music, " fea tur ing Ceci l Taylor and Webster Lew is ... the Boston Art fnumble . .. Ja n group ... an' l he Cr a.,9ford Gr il le, par t of the · 'Chill in' Ci rc uit ' of blac k n ight clubs. On A BC , St arsk y and Hutch w alk in on tw o ki l lers aw aitino thei r vi ct im . On Petr ocell i, NBC , tim id Kay Len z is a cc used ot m urd er : Mi ss Lenz also .par · tr a ys her tw in sister . , 11 :30 p.m . •• CBS Mov ie : " The Cha irm an " ( 1969 ) . Scien tist Gregor y Pec k is sen! to spy on the Ch inese. A r adio device in his brair,1 lets h im tal k with off icial s in th e West , wf1o can atsp use It to • Convenience ·~ , With Just 1 Call ""' •• ••• 446.()699 •• .. ••. .. •• •.. 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P BS airs The Roman tic Reb ellion : " Rodi n ." {R J Barn ey M ille r i s on ABC Prot ec tion ra ck et moves into ·he neighborhood . 1 : 30 p.m. O n The Roc ks . A BC .· P' BS airs Classi c Theatre Preview - The Human ilies in Drama . Tonight. " Mrs . WtJr ~ en 's Professi on , " by Georg e Bernard Shaw . A look at turn SPONSORING SALE of .t he.century London pro stitu l ion . REEDSVILLE The 9 p.m . Eastern High School Ahtlelic A BC hes The Streets of San Francisco. Teacher is killea th e Boosters are sponsoring a night Kristoffer Tllbor i visit s pre -Christmas bake sale him about a faili ng' grade . On CB S, Hawaii Fi ve .o _ Son during the Ea'stern..Southern ol d isgraced cop threatens to use nerve gas on Vi si t ing basketball game Tuesday ro y alty . · night. All parents and fans E ller.y Queen is on NBC . are asked to donate by taking My stery wr i t er Keene Curt is wins the annual Bl unt Instru - their favori\e baked goods or me nt Award , phones Ell er y, Invites him to a vic tor y party, candy to the game for the doesn ' t get to fin ish the phon e sale. call Wi th E v a Gabor . Joh n - - - - - - - - - - Dehner . cos at M 1am1 Oolph ins . PBS airs Clas sic Th eater S.p.m . Th e HufTian iti es In Drama . A BC Wide wor ld of Sports . Ton ight , " Mrs . Warren 's Prd · ' 7 p.m fes !. ion ." by Georg e, Bernard On Fir ing• Line , PB S, William Shaw . She owns a cha in of broth els. and th e profits sup. Buckley discusses " Int el l igence por t her respec ta ble daugh ter . and Secur ity " w itt1 Rep . Oti s Pike, D.N.Y ., cha irman of the Coral Brown e stars. House Intell igence Co m m ill ee 10 p.m . B p.m. ABC presen t s "Lola," vari ety On ABC. Satur day Nigh t sp e ci.!ll starr i ng Lola Falana . " with Muhammad Ali and Hal L ive. CB S has Th e Je fl er son s . Linden . Em ergen cy ! on NBC . In jur ed Barnaby Jones i s on CB S. lnd iM boy loses his pupp y and Forgery , murder , hidden bod y . NBC has · Medica l Stor y : te,n ager l ies in coma as her " T e st Cas e . " Gynec ologis t build ing burn s. International Anim at ion Fes ' Vi nce Edwards per forms an abortion , tr i gger ing protests. livill l is on PB S. A commer cia l Wi th Dran e Baker , Pernel l tor the Gener al Pos t Off ice of Englan d is featured . Rober ts , Dan e Clark . B: lD p.m . 11 : 30 p.m. Doc is on CBS . On A BC. Man ni K is hired by . . - .. 9 p.m . 21 peopl e to prov e a model's . ~ · -ctrrh as~ Mary Tyler fv\oore . sui c ide wa s murder . . N'BC Ton ight Show . Johnny Murray lea... es newswritng to Sue Ann Nivens· produce Car.son wilh Betty Garrett . CB S movi e : ' ' Class of '63" cooking show . ABC fo otball : Pitts bur gh 11Q7J ). College r eunion ; jealous husb and Clift Gorman chat . Steeters at Los Angeles Ra ms . NBC Mo vie : " Zepp el in ' · tenges former rival James Brolin to at hleti C: cont ests, and ( 19711 World War I ; M ichael w ife Joan Ha ckett again warms York spies tor Br it ain to learn to her old fl am e. Direc ted by th e Germ an plan s for the a irsh ip. John Korty . 9: 30p.m . 12 : 30 a.m . Bob Newhar t is on cBS . on ABC , Longstreet is w itness to the mur der of a Christmas Eve, and Bob's in the hOSPilal with ton si l ilis. wa i tr~s . looks for !he ki ller . 10 p.m . • On CBS, Carol Burn ett . with FRIDAY . ~ . ( Steve Lawrence, ut utes l yr icist . . '\ a p.m . · A BC mo vie : "Ai rport " {1 910 1. Sammy Cahn . Son gs i n cl ude Mad bomber Van Hefli n has " Bei M lr Bist Ou Sc hoen ," plan s for his ne xt flight to " Thoroughly Modern Mill ie ." PBS Sounds tage : " Tom wa tt s Rom e. Alrport manager Burt Fol kie Lancast er copes with a bliz . and Mose Allison ." zard . Cast i ncludes Helen Wa its does " Eggs and Sausa · Hayes . 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The Meigs Countx Bo o~¥ mubile schedule fu r lhe week of December 15·19 : Thursday, Pomeroy Ele , n. 11 :30 a. m.; Pomeroy Elc. , 12 :30 - I p. m.; Harrison ville Ele., 1:30-3 ; Pageville, 3:15· 3: 30 ; Snowville 4 -4 : 1~ ; On PBS. Wall Street weel< : .' hl -·...." blo w him up ABC Mov i e : " Returni ng Home ." Three Wor ld War 11 ve t eran s adju st to civ ilian l ife. Dabn ey Colem an . Joan Goodfe l tow , Sherr y Jacks~n . Ba sed on the fi lm , " Bes t Year s of Our L ives." NBC's Tod ay Show has Johnn y Car son wit h co m edian Bill y Cry st al. schedule 1: 30 p. m. Ch leo and the Man , NBC . Cnlco goes on l ury duty , gets cont empt by charged wi th Judge Della Reese . Automatic monitor scans 8 emergency frequencies stops to let you hear signal. continues scannt"li when signal Is concluded. Covers 10 MHz portion ol lhe150·170 MHz VHS bond and 30·50 MHz for pollee lire and public service news. Includes telescopl,g antenna, AC and DC line cords. Less crystals. 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On NBC , " The Mac Dav is Christmas Spec iaL '' with RoY Clark . Peggy Pleming ·and fou r choirs , viewing Christmas th r ough the eyes ot fou r gener ations 11 p.m . · P OS airs Kup's Show . ! "LAFAYEnE ASSOCIATE STORE" V' ~ All Banks In Meigs County Will Oose At f I w8hya~~i?e"d Tpe:;;~s1i~~e::.~~·iol:~~O ... (Times are EST unless noted) • SUNDAY. , .. . -. 1 p.m. · ':' NBC Md CB S ha ve Nat ional ., Footb dli Leag ue r eg ional games (ma y start al 2 p .m . ) . ':: 4 p.m. A NBC has fool ball : Hous ton '" Oi lers at Oakland Rai ders . AB C has golf : th e ' Triple • " Crown , ' 36 ·hol e wom en 's pr o ., c.h amplonsh lp ; - fro m Palm " Springs . Calif . · ,,. CBS ha s foot ball : Phil a :, delphia Eagl es vs . Denver t. Broncos; froin M ite High ~ MONDAY ' a Stadium ·, Denv er . · ·-" .a p.m . 1 ·" 5: 30p.m . On ABC , M obi le One. All eged On PB S, Antiques : "Wedg mobster sues Cam pbell and " wood . " More than b lu e an d KO NE .T V f or libel. . , white porc elain ; wit h David Th e. In vis ibl e Man is on NB C. • Buten of the But en Museum of Mo bster 's bl ind daug hter kid ~ Wedgwood at M eri on , Pa. naped (he's a govern m en! " 7 p.m. wi! ness 1. 1 PB S has " World Pr ess" CB S has " A Cha r lie Brown .., review . Chrislmas ." (RJ :,. CB S air s 60 M inutes. P BS presen ts tn Perf or mance N B!; pr esen ts " The U ti It- a1 Wo l f Tr ap : Ve rd i's " Re Drummer Boy ." Animation quiem " Juli us Rudel conducts with th e voices of Teddy th e National Symphon y Or ches • ... Eccles. Jose Ferr er , Greer tra and lhe Univer sity of Garson and the Vienna Boys Mar yland Chorus . • "' Choir . 8: 10p.m . ~ On A BC , Swiss Family CBS ai r.s " Perr y Como's .. .., Robinson . Helga, stung by a Chr istmas in Me)(ico ." Guests ·• • sea creatur e, fall s into a coma . inc l ude the Ball et Fol klorico, L''" '1 7:30p.m . · The Captain and Te nni ll e. Vik ki On PB S, Lowe ll Thomas Carr . ......., Remember s : 1923. 9 p.m . """" NBC presents " Th e Tiny ABC footba l l New vo r k Je ts ~· Tree." Crippled g ir l's Chr ist at San Diego Char ger s. ma s made happi er b y ti ny tree NBC rnovie · " Cancel M y . .. , and forest animal s ; ani m ated Rese r va tion " ( 19711 Bob Hope , •• ,.,. 8 p.m. TV per $ori alil y, tri es to divo r ce .• .,. On CB S, Cher we lcom es Ru th Eva Marie Saint, ends up ~· Buni. Gl en Ca m pbell . Hal accused of m urd er .., ""' L inden . M iss 8 uzzi portr ays 9:30p .m. ....... Scerlell O' Har a , Gl ad ys All in the Fami l y on CBS .. ...*!A"'., Ormphby and Mae Wes t On PBS , Realidades . n. PB S has an Eve ning al 10 p. m . •• Symphony . Tonight , Llszl 's CBS has Medica l Cen ter . Piano Concerto No. 2. Andre Lynn e Ma r ta n ee d s hear t .,. Walls,· sotoi sl. Seiil Ozaw a surgery , has· no w ill lo live . -t n conducts the Boston Symphony Tennis s tar Er ik Est r ada has a ... • Orch es tra ... Also . two wa lt zes st r ess induced ailment . Dr . ·*-' by Ravel. Gannon Plays match m aker . ', ~ On A BC. Th e Sfx Mil l ion Dollar M an suspects old fr iend 11 : 30 p.m . . .,..,. Lou Gosse tt , sec urity building NBC has the Ton ig h t Show . " ' jan itor , may be a spy . He says Burt Reyn olds is gues t hos t to ~ he is, on our side Mel Brooks, Gene Hackm an , . .. .. NBC has a Bob Hope Ho liday Laure n Hu tton. Li za Minnell i. ..,.. SpeciaL with th e AP Alt . Jerr y Reed . '1 AmEr ica Football Team . Angie CBS Movie : ''The Rose Di ckenson, Redd Fo ><x, Donny Tattoo " ( 1955), starr ing An na .. , and Mari e Osmond . Magnan i as Ser afi na Dell e n• 9 p.m. Ro se , truck driver 's wi dow wi! h :;"':, A BC mo vie : " Wha tever Hap a teen age daughter 'r ipe for .. ., pened to Aunt Alice?" l ook up lov e.' Written by Ten nessee "'-' 'housekeeping , she did , for Wi lliams . . M Geraldine Page, wher e tt1e , ... turnover is hig h S ta r ~ Ruth 'tUESDAY. 6:10p.m .... ... Gordo n , M il dr ed Ou nnock . PB S airs Gctt in ' Over (On ... .-.. F i lmed in Tucson ; based on lhe -. Ursula Cur tiss noveL " Tt1e th e Tube ) 8 p.m . F=orb ldden Gard en ." NBC airs Mov i n ' On . Wi ll -.. PB S has M aster piece Thea ._111 tre : No to r ious Woman falls in love with Fio nnuala ! ~ " Prelud e." Chopin fall s in love Flanagl!n , a widow he and •tot wiln Georg e Sand, they move to So nny save · when he r truck •Ill a Ma jor ca monastery , an d his brakes fai t ; fi lmed in Hender son , N.C -. tubercul ar condition wo r sens . On Happy Days, ABC . Fonzie NBC presen ts a " Dean Mari neS Martin Californi a Christmas," te lls Ra l ph to 10in - ~~' with Georgi a EngeL the Go ld . ,.. they have neat un iform s and •~t~t diggers, M ichael Learned and do gr eat with chic ks. On CB S. Good Times . and Dionn e War wlcke . !'.~ On Koi a k. CBS . 'retir ed' bad Florida wi ns a stereo and th e F Bl inqui r e!> about nephew Cl eat us . featu r es John Anthon y Br own . PB S has Our Story 8:10p. m . ·~ PB S has Consumer Sur vival Kit. Ton ight , " My House Has a F l at : A look at Mobi l e Homes," the na ti(}n ' S primary 1 ft sour ce of low cost housino . \ CBS has Joe ~ nd Sons. , ' /1 \ On ABC , We lcome Back , Koller : " Ar r iveder ci Arnol d." Hor shac k 's gr ad es improve and tra nsferr ed , to the he is Sweat hogs ' despair ; w ith Ron Patillo. ·~ 9 p.m . PB S has Th e Ascen l of M an : " Th e Long Childhood .' ' The sla te of 20t h centu r y knowledge 62 SPECIAL $16 -SAVE- Notice To Public! Citizens National Bank r Farmers Bank & Savings Co. fr Pomerov National Bank BRADFORD'S GROVE ,,TV log for easy viewing next week' Mr . (lnrJ Mr s. No rman Schaefer, Mrs. Fern 0fJra Laurel Oiff News Notes Eddy's . ' .~ S&E TWO WAY RADIO ~ Junior High ..""· 109-95 and Atlanta walloped Buffalo 122-99. In the ABA, Denver beat VIrginia 111-100 and New York nipped Indiana In overtime lu-123. ~ .CHRISTMAS TREES Irish scare Hoosiers ·.. before losing, 63-60 • Elsewhere In the NBA, Golden State downed Port· land 101-39, Washington beat New Orleans 117-109, aeveland ripped New York �I POl>'\ POMEROY INI TY - Rev w H Perr tn pas tor Rov Ma "ter Sund a y schoo l su p! Chu r c h SChOO l 9 IS a m worshtp se r vtce 10 74 B m Youth cho •r r ehearsal l 30 p m u n der dtr ec tfdii of M a r y Sk m n or Mb r~t~ y se ntor c ho1r reh ea rs a l 1 10 p m Th ur sdal( Wtl l'l Mrs P aul ESLEYAN CHURCH Ha rr •s o~v1 1t ~ R ev 0 De ll M a nley P Js tor H enry Eblm Sun d ay School Su pt Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 am C:11en.ng wo r sh •p 7 JOp m Prayer a n d Prt11Se serv1ce Thur sdlly 7 30 pm HOLINE SS SYRA CUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev Geor qc O der pas t o r Sun d<lY POMEROY CHURCH OF sc hool 9 .t5 a m , morn1 ng THE NAZARENE - Co rn er pr e a c h ing 11 rl !r) Unton and Mu l be r ry Rev e~o~an g e!tS I IC servtce 7 JO p m Cl y d e V Hen d er son p as tor Pr aye r mee tm g Thursd ay Sun da v scnoot 9 30 am , Glen 7 30 p m M c Cl un g sup ! m o rnm g POMEROY WESTSIDE wo r sh i p 10 30 a m even ng CHURCH OF CH R I ST , 200 W se rv tce 7 30 m t d wee k Ma•n 51 Jer r y P a u l ser v ice Wedn esdav 7 JO p m m• nt sl er e 997 7666 GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Co n !.ervaphon t •ve no n Rev Harold Dee th rec tor m str um cn l a l Sun d ily wor Ch ur c h servt c es 10 30 a rn sh•p 10 a rn B1bt e st udy t l Holy com m un ton f ir st Sun da y a rn wo r sh tp 6 p m Wed of month ch ur c h school 10 30 n es d ay 13 b t€ st ud y , 7 p Ill a m for nur sen throuah 12 RU T LANU FREEW ILL POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rtc hard Even s o~ BAPTIST - Ro ger Turne r pastor B tble schoo l 9 30 p astor Su n day sc hoo l 10 Mo r n mg wo r sh p 11 b m , worsh tp , 10 30 a m , a m adul t worshtP se r vic e and a Ill Sunday evenm g se r vJCe young peoples m eetmg 7 30 7 30 Wednesday B1b le s lu dy p m Combined B1b le st udy 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE and praye r meeting , Wed CHR I ST I AN CHURCH - Re v nesdoy , 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY - Ron Terr y past or Sund a y Envoy Ray w Wtnln g off 1ce r sc hoo l 10 a m Mr s Worle y Fr an c ts sup e r tn t end c nt In charg e Su n day 10 a m M orn•ng w or sh tp 11 am Ho l!ne$S m eet•ng . 10 30 am S ~nday School Youn g Sunda y eve n1n g senn ce 7 30 GRO.HAM UNITED People's Le gion 7 p m Pr eachi n g Thur sday I to 3 p m , Lad 1es M ET HODI ST f ir st an d se co n d Home Leag ue . 7 p m Prep 9 JO a m Sund a y s o l each m o nth f h1rd classes d f o urtll Su n day s ea c h ST r~ $ AUl LUTH ERAN amnonth w or sh•P se r viCe at 7 JO CHU111: ~ ~ · Corner of p m Wed n esday even ng s a t Sycam "' and Second St s Pon,er~ The Rev W ll l1am 7 JO Pr aye r and Otb le Stu d y SEVENTH DAY AD M l dd le\~adh , Pa!tor Sun d ay Schoo l at 9 <IS a m an d VEN TI ST Mu lb er r y He tg ht s Ro ad Pomer oy Chu rc h Serv ces 11 a m SACRED HEART - Rev Pit slor Gernrd Se ton Sa b ba t h Sc hool Sup er.nt enden t , Fa th er Paul 0 W e tlon R d a While Sa bbath Sc hool , pastor "' Phone 99 2 2825 Saturd ay aflcrn oon · at 1 00, Sst urdly ey enmg Mass . 7 30 wllh wors htp se r v •ce Sunday Mass 8 an d 10 a m Cortfess ion . Saturday , 7 7 JO lollowmg at J 15 N e as ~ P m. d tr ecto r { POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pa stor Wl(llam Watson r Sunday sc hoo l supt S ur~day sc hool G 11'1"' m , AY ~ n n m Bi bl e stu dy , Wedn esotty , 1-' ~ ~ ~ chO u' pr e c t lce . Wedn esday , 8 JO O.IJl • oUNLINGHAM CHUifCH - Paster J erry L ewt s Sund ay sc hool 2 JOp m w ll h w orsh ip serv ice at 3 30 p m , mt d we ek serv tce , T ues da y , 7 30 p m F IR ST SO UTH ERN BAP TI ST 782 Mu l be r r y Ave Po m er oy art t!1 at ed wi!h S 8 C th e Rev 8r a dl e 11 RUTLAND FIRST BAP l i ST CHURCH - R e 11 Roge r For d Jr pa stor Dr ewy Go re su p ! Sunday school 9 30 am m ornin g worS h ip 10 15 a m Th t: HILAND C HAPE L , Gc or ~e Cas to pa sto r Sunday Sc t1001 9 JO a m ev en 111 9 wors hrp l JO T hu rs d a y ~ve n tn g p r ayN se r v•ce 7 JO p m Sp en cer P<l Siv r Trov Zwllt nlt ., U11dily sc. llool sup t ~u nday sc 11001 q !0 , m morn IHI wo r !>l1tp 10 10 ~~ nd(ly (V,1nQ CI! SI IC lllCe i iiHI 7 10 p Ill Pr,l ycr 111CCI111CI Wed ncsdu t I JO p i 1 MIDDLE PORT MT MOR IAH BAPT IST - Cor n e r 1- ou rtt1 an d MiJ 11 Mr ddl epo r t Rc11 H enr y K£'y Jr p a stor Su nde~y (•C hoo l 9 JO a 111 Mrs Er v n Baumga r dner sup t Mor n 111 <1 wors h• P 10 tS n n 1 JEHOVAH S WITNESSES - La rr y Car nah a n prcsrdmq nllll iS t c r Su n day 13tb lc lc( tur e 9 JO a 111 Wa t ch 10 JO am t ower s t udy Tucsda\1 13t bl e s tud y 7 30 p m T hurs d ay mtn st rv sc hoo l 7 30 p m sc r v •ce mccl tn Q 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH TilE LAST WORD WIUJ December comes the Advent Season and m Luke's Goapel, chapter I and verses 2().38, we find tlle Annunciation of The Coming One. It Is a simple story, yet 11 Is a narrative about the miracle , Jesus' conception and birth . We may quibble about angels, and virgin birth and so forth ; but Is It any easier to believe that God In Jeslls, tlle Nazarene carpenter, was reconciling the world to HIMSELF• If one want• to believe In a miracle, tllere's one 1Is It really less offensive to the tastes of modern man that God chose to make Himself known tllrough a rejected son of a persecuted people' Is It not astonishing to us that God should reveal Himself in poverty, defeat, and death , when we aU take fqr granted that wealth, victory and life are infinitely m~re deSirable' Is this Jesus the One who will be great, Son of the most High God ? But Luke does not Intend, in the Annunciation, to underscore the paradoxical dimension of God's revealing ~If in Jesus. Instead, he wants to celebrate the momentous truth that God has, at length, v1slted his people long years of barremess and oppression are at an end There Is caUBt for joy and celebration Purposelessness and despair shall not, after ali, have the last word. If Advent means anything , 1t means that people loave reason for expectation and hope The television scenes of horrible hunger, heartache, recrimination Bnd alleMtion are not the last word Neitller Is senility and dissolution of a familiar hwnan character and personality, The last word about 1111 wiD not be tlle medical examiner's report. 1 Something literally epoch-making has happened, Is happening. The last word is tha.t the God manifested m that Son, Jesus, rules and wiD rule. Thus the story sUD has power to excl!e and 19 awaken expectation: "You shall con~lve and bear a son, and you shall give him the name, Jesus. He will be great; he will bear the title, 'Son of the Most High'; the Lord God will give Him the throne of h1s ancestor David, and he will be king over the house of Jacob forever : his reign shall never end!' The gospel, while not cancelling out the amb1gwty and harshness of life, Is, nevertheless, good news for mankind ; for In our strDgiles, One who was tempted m every way that we are, has promised to "be with us Blways; yes, to the end of time " - Dwight L Zavltz, Pastor-Director, United Presbyterian Mlnlstry In Meigs Qnmty HARRISONVILL E 7 Sund ay Chur c h School , 9 JO Hom er Lee Sup! Mor ntng Worshrp , 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunda y Chur c h Sc hO ol 9 30 a m R tc h ar d V au g han sup t Morn•n g Wo r sh iD 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morntng Wo r Sh i P 9 am , Su nda y Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m Mrs Sampso n H.1 11 Sunt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOP Rev James D Guyn n pa s lo r Sunday s choo l 10 a m Sunday worshtp , 11 a m Sunday e v entn g ser v1 ce , 7 p m Wed n esday w or sh 1p se rv1 c e 7 JO p m CHURCH N e ar Long Bo llom , Eds el H art , pastor Sunday schoo l 10 am Churc h , 7 30 p m , pray er meetmg 7 30 p m Thu r sda y MIDDLEPORT PEN TE OO STAL - Thtrd Ave , the Rev W il liam Kn 1tt el pa stor Rona ld Dugan Sunday School Sup! Cl asses for a l l ag es ev enmg servrce 7 JO Bible s tu dy Wedn esa d ay 7 JO p m youlh servt ce s F rtday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Co rn er Ash and Plum M 1d d l eport , No e l Herrman , pas t or Sat ur d ay ev en ng ser 111 c e, 7 p m Sund ay sc hool 10 ll m Su nday e11 en •ng worsh 1p , 7 o m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR IS H THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCU Rob er t T Bumg ar n er , Otr ec to r POMEROY CLUSTER Re v Robert Ha y d en R ev 0 Wm Sydenstrlcker CHESTER - WorShip 9 15 am Church Sc hool 10 am POMEROY Worship 10 30 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 15 am UMY F 6 30 p m ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip 9 am Ch u r ch School 10 am ROCK SPRINGS w orship 10 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 am UMYF 6 30 pm FLATWOODS Worshtp 11 am Church Schoo l 10 am MIODLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Rob er t Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh tp 10 30 a m Chu,..ch Schoo l 9 30 am UMY F 6 p m Jellrev am SYR ACUSE CLUSTER Sunday School attendance US stopped uf( here w1t,h h1s on Dec 7 was 46, the offermg paren ts, Mr and Mrs Ernest $22.60. Tayl01 over the weekend and Worship serv1ces were held uttended church here Sunday at 11 with the Rev Robel t mormng Meece. Duane Sydenstncker Attendmg a dmner m his spoke from Psalm 139 I~ on honor here Sunday at the "Search Me , 0 God, and Taylor home were Mr and Know My Hearl, Try Me and Mrs Cha rles Taylor and Know My Thoughts." family, Mr and Mrs Uoyd Commun1on serv1ces were D1ihnger and Kathy, Mr and held after the sermon AI· Mrs Randy Dillinger, Todd tendance was 22 and Marta Kay and Mr and Practice was held m the Mrs Ri cky Dillinger of afternoon Sunday for the Nelsonv1lie , 0 John left at Clmstmas program to be noon Sunday for h1s atr base presented on Sunday evemng _ m Cahforma It was so good Dec. 21 at 8·00 at the church to see tum The UMW will have their Deer hunhng "as the order Chnstmas party on Thursday of the day m '"1s commun1ty evening Dec 18 m the church this past week Mr and Mrs, basement begmmng at 7 30 George Guthrie en!ertamed w1th 11 potluck supper for several m 1hc1r home, from a members, the1r fam1hes and d1stance a"ay durm& th1s friends There w1ll be a galt hme exchailge and drawing of Mary Ca rr has been names for Secret Pals for helpmg out 1n the Wilham anoUier year and other en- Carr home durmg the past tertainment. week. ~ Lieutenant Col. John Mr and Mrs George Taylor of the A1r Force Guthne were Sunday evemng statiOned m Cabforma on a guests of Mr and Mrs mission fhght to Southeast Charles Q Woodc I rll ZION CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Pome ro y Harr tso n v ill e Roa d M 1k e G1rl on past or Steven Stanl ey Sunday sc hOOl su pt Su nd ay sc ho ol 9 JO mo rnm g wo r Shi p and a m co nr nr un•o n 10 30 a m S ~nd a 11 c11e n tnQ y o uth Chn sl ta n end eilv or 6 JO p m wor sh• P senn cc 7 JO p m We dn es day ev enm g pr a yer nr ee t.ng and B1ble study 7 30 pm TUPPERS C HR.I S ltAN PLOINS C HUR C H l:.tl{/1"11 1 lit dor vnorl P•t '.!nr t 1ow.rru C, tldwe ll J •.un d ay ' r llool 11p l 'w1U ll y ~c ho o t ; 111 ,\ " MornmQ •.cr nr on t () tU <111 ~ und ny <vt r. m<J <; r.rv• cc 1 p nr LETART FALLS UN IT ED UR ET H REN ~~v I r t 1 l <tnd N or r l"> p asto r 1 toyd Norr •s sup t •.unday !>C ii oo l 9 30 il m n ornmq <,e rn •o •r 10 30 il rn Pr a y er sc r v tce Wcd nf' Sd a y 7 10 p nl CHESHIRE CHU Rt:H OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ 11 1th pas tor :>u nd ay Schoo l 10 .1 rll J\r lhu r H en so n ~u pt Mor n tng Wor sh tp 11 il m Yo ung P eop le s ser v 1cc 7 p m E v enmq se r v iC e 7 30 p 111 Wed nes da y . Mi d Wee k Pr ,1 y er '•C'rVICC 7 30 p m You th mee t nq 6 30 p m Even. ng w or sh p 7 30 p m CHEST ER C HUR CH OF T H E NAZAR E NE Rev Ht•rbl'r l G rat e p as t or Wor shtp se rv JCe 11 a m and ~u nda y sund a y 7 30 p m Sc hool 9 JO a m R chard Barton supt Pray e r m eet m g We dne sday 7 JO p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST (: ltfford Smtih mm. ste r Sun d av School 9 30 a m mornmg churc h 10 30 a m Sun day ev enmg s er ~o~t ce 7 30 p nr Wedne sda y ser v 1ce 8 p Ill lAUREl C LIFF FREE METHODIST - Re11 flo yd F Sho ok pas tor Ll o y d Wn g ht l,un d ay sc hoo l supt Sunda y sc hoo l 9 30 a rn M orn tng wo rs h• P 10 JO a m e ventng w o r sh •P 7 30 p m We d n esd ay Ch r .st . a n Youth Cru sa d e 6 JO p m Cho 1r pr rlC ii ce Thur sday 7 p m DEXTER C HURCH OF CHRI ST Char les Ru sse ll Sr tlHn• ste r Norman c Wt ll sup ! Sun d ay sc hoo l 9 30 a m w orshtp se rvtc c 10 30 a 111 Bt b le slu dy Tu es d a y 7 30 p m RE ORG A NIZED CHURC H OF JE SUS Rev RICha rd E Jar'IIIS ASBURY W or Ship 11 a m Church Sc hOol 9 50 a m UMW f irst Tu esday FORST RUN - Wo rshtp 9 a m Chur c h Sch ool 10 m UMW th trd Wedn e sday 7 30 pm a MINERSVILLE - Worohop 10 a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 a m UMW lhrrd M onday 7 JO p m SYRACUSE Church Sc hOol 9 30 a m Worsh tp servt ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Howard Shlvcle~ Re~o~ Steven Wtlson Rev Zelia KruszewSki BETHANY - ( Dor cas ) Worsh ip 9 30 am Chu r ch Sc hoo l 10 ! 30 a rn CARMEL - Chu rch School 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 30 a m 7nd an d .tl h Sundays AP"PlE GROVE - Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am Worsh1p 1 30 p m , 1st and Jrd Sundays . Pray er meelt ng W edn esday 1' aO p m Fell o w sh 1p supp er f irs t Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesda Y 7 30 p m EAST LETART - Ch urch Sc hoo l lsi. 2nd 3rd Sun d ll y s 9 30 am Fou r th Sunday 10 30 1'1 m Wor s h•p 2n d sunday 7 30 p m 4th Sunaay q 30 a m , Pray er Meetrng Wedn esda y 7 JO p m UMW l si Tue sda y 7 30 p m WESlEYAN - IRac lne i - Su nday School 10 am Wo r ShiP 11 a n1 J r UM Y F Btble Wedn esday 3 30 p m S1udv Thursday 7 p m Chotr Pra c trce Thursday a p rn LETART FALLS - Churc h ~C tlOOI lS I , 2nd . Jrd Sundays 10 15 a m 41h Sunday 9 15 am Worshrp 1st , 2nd . 3rd Sundays 9 15 a m • 4th Sunday 7 l O p m MORNING STAR Wor sh •P 9 30 a m ·' Church Sc hool 10 30 a m • M1d Week Serv tc e Wednesday a p m \ DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev L elon Glasur c pas tor Sun day School 9 30 a m yo uth an d IUntor yo uth se r 'IIIC e 6 .J 5 p m eve n1n g wor shtp 7 30 p m pray er an d pr a •se Wedn esd a y 7 JO ""'SILVER RUN FREE NAZAR ENE- Rev Ho ward C Bla c k , pastor Bob Moor e S ~nda y Schoo l Su p! Sunday Sc hool cl a sse s tor alt a ges 9 30 a m mornin g wor sh tp 10 <IS , N Y P S Sunday 6 30 p m ell ang ellsllc se r 11 1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week p r a)ler m ee ltng Wc<l n e sd~y . 7 30 p m , M tssfonory meel.ng . seco nd Wedn es da y 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Re11 Rob e r t Smtih pas to r Sun day sc hoo l 9 JO a m c l a ss le ad e r Le o H t ll , wor sh tp se rvt ce 10 30 am chur c h 7 JO p m E D EN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHURI ST - El de n R Bla ke pa s t or Sun d ay Sc hoo) 10 am Howar d M c Coy sup! , Mo rn.n g sermon 11 am Sunday ntght se rvr ccs • 7 JO Cttr JSf t an End e a11o r p m Song ser vtce . R p m Pr ea c htng 8 30 ~ m M td v.ce tc, Praye r me c l tng cd n es da y 7 p m R ay Ad ams lay lead er CHURCH OF JESUS C H R IST Lo c at ed at R utland on Ne w Ltma Road , ne/(t to Forest Ac re Park Re 11 Ray Rou se. pastor Ro bert M usser . Sunday Sc hool supl Sunday SChOOl. 10 30 a m , worsh i p 7 30 p nr Bible st ud y 1 Wecnesday , 7 30 p m Satur d a y n rq h I p r rl y r sc r • VItfl I 10 p n1 HEMLOCK CHRISTIAN GROVE Roger, Watson pastor Wallace Bradford , supt , mornln'iJ worsh1p , 9 JO , ch urch !Ch ool , - Tuesday Psalm:; 32 I 5 Psalms 130 1·4 Thursday John I 6·9 Fnday Mauhew I I 2·6 Salurday Phdtpplans 4 4·7 • Ra em e Ph 949.9S91 . Sal es- Quasar- Service I . Co of Columbus, 0 Two •I REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE $ERVICES Locahons 51 N Second 51 46 Court St Middleport, 0 . Galtipotos, 0 214 E Mam 'l Pomeroy Ph 112-51)0 .'II I SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We F11t 99~ · 2955 ' II BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT All Doclors Prescrlpllons Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 100 E Mam Pomeroy ' 'I A!lend the Churc hof Your Cho1ce Pomeroy Ph 992 J498 BETSY ROSS BAKERY RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE • Homelrte l '' BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Gay 90's Bread M1ddleporl Ph 992·3030 lI Ph. 992·)486 LOUIS W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992-2118 220 E. Main I I I ,• I • Saws Ph. 985·3308 Chesler I I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE Kerm's Korner Middleport, OhiO Kerm1t Walton Pomeroy . MEIGS TI~E tENTER 100 E Mam RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Pomeroy Dlal992 2101 ' I I I "Herl" Dealer Th.rd Sl Ph. 941·5961 ' RACINE FOOD MARKET · 1.? ) Rac1ne SOUTHERN rhe Slore Wllh A Heorl Ph 141-3342 . McCLURE'S DAIRY iSLE I ' Locust 51 296 W Second Pomeroy Bakers of Good Breod Hunllngton, W Va "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Oh1o I; ! ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. I The Fmest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Mlln Pomeroy Ph. tr.l-7034 I GIFT WRAPPI'NGS VILLAGE ' PHARMACY. uous VILlAGE PHARMACY 99~ MEAT - Creamed Chicken. Roast Beef, Flounder Fish, Hamburger Steak. Ham . ' VEGETABLES - Lima Beans. Creamed Corn, Noodles, Potatoes (baked. mashed , home fries) . ' N&N SPORT SHOP 300 E Main SALAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage Cheese, Applesauce, Peaches . Pomeroy . PH. 912·5081 ' POWEU'S SUPER VALU HOLIDAY GIFT SUGGESTIONS . Middleport, Olllo o· RADIO and TV Midway Malket.Pomenl, Ph. 992·25112 Bob's Malket-Mason Ph. 773-~721 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA.FOODLINER HARTFORb CHU~ ~ ~~ (l t CHRIST 1n Chr l st •an Un ton The Re¥ W •lh am Campbell paslor Sunday School 9 3 James Hughes sup! a m even l tlg servtce , 7 30 p m W~dnesday evenmg praye r 1'n eet.ng , 7 JO p m Yo uth pral(er ser11rc;e ea ch Tuesday WERNER FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 2 Convenient Locations HEINER'S BAKERY Char-Broiled Steak WILKINSON'S ' Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust St. Middleport Ph.H2·30f2 ,. _ GOEGLEIN READY MIX ~m. n14 :"' Mill •I•!~ . 45 and MAKE GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS ·STEAMBOAT INN ' Ph 112·38U Ninety day lnltnlllpellllty withdrawn btlere maturity dolt. If MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Tray favors for the Holzer Med1cal Center were made at Mr and Mrs John Usle the Monday mght meeting of Middleport Troop 39 held at the entertained recently at their HeBth Umted Methodist Church. home w1th a party hononng their son, Todd, on h1s fifth POMEROY TROOP 16 b1rtltday The gJrls made Christmas candles at the Tuesday mght Games were played WIth meetmg of Troop 76 at the Pomeroy Elementary School Carol pnzes gomg to Jane Ann smglng WBS enjoyed and a Brownie rmg was formed for a The Athena County : Williams, D J Harden and group discussiOn. Refreshments were served. S1Ying1 & Lolli Co. : Barry McCoy, m S.CIIIId st. Pomeroy, Ollie Refreshments of cake, 1ce HARRLSONVU..LE BROWNIE TROOP 1147 : cream and Kooi-Aid were Organizational meeting of Troop 1147 was held Tuesday at : served w1th favors bemg the Harrisonville( Elementary w1th . Mrs. Susan Hebner of TEEN ENSEMBLE PLAY - The Middleport Church of Christ Teen Ensemble w1ll : g1ven to the children . A Snowville as troop leader, and Mrs Jan Hatfield, Rutland, copresent "One Small 011ld" at 7:30 pm Sunday at the church Pictured here w1th theJr ; Popeye cake was a gift to leader. Meetings are scheduled to be held on Tuesdays at the director, Mrs Becky Glaze, seated center, they are front row, left to nght, Jeff Damels, 7 Todd from h1s grandmother, school from 4to 5 p.m. Twenty-one girls are currently enrolled Jeame Roush and Debbie Holland, and back row, Randy Roach, Robm Southern, Chnsll , ;: Mrs . Ma:y Lisle m tlle troop Hess, Becki Fry and Ken Hoffman Kathy Baker was not present for the plclllre : Attendmg the party besides I;,those named Were Tracy RACINE BROWNIE TROOP ~1 ''' • 1 Bar te Is , Kr1sten Pape, Jerrod Patches for slngmg an the bicentenmal smg were ·:1:·:-:·:..:':-:::::::-:·:-:·: :·: :;.:-:·:··:·:· ·······.... v Moore, Jerry Aleshire, Angle presented to each of the girls by Olarlotte W8111Sley, leader, at Harden , D1an e Bartels, the Thursday night meeting of the Ra cine Brownies. Todd's aunts, Mrs Rose Ann A carolmg party was planned for Dec. 17 with the girls to .,' ~=. : ~enkms and daughter meet at tlle kindergarten room at 6 p.m They w1U Isler go to ;!{imberly and Mrs Jeame tbe Wamsley home for a party and $1 gift exchange. "One Sma il Child" a Sunday evenmg under the : Alien and sons Bnan and Work on the egg carton waste baskets was continued, and Chmtmas mus1cal by Lam d1reclJon of Mrs Becky =~· •Mark, and h1s grandmothers, Eugene Holter was present to give a flag from tlle Racine Smrth will be presented by Glaze ·Mrs Usle, Mrs Marjone Arnencan Legion Post 602. Robin Savage gave tlle pledge w FRIDAY the J C. Sail Co Teen enThe folk musical IS the :Manuel and Todd's brother, the .flag, Kerr! Beegle, the Browme promise Refreslunents RETURN JONATHAN semble of ~he Middleport story of the m1racle of Scott. were provided by Lori Wolfe , Melame West, Sarah Wolfe , and Me1gs Chapter, Daughters of Church of Chnst at 7 30 salvalwn Randy Roach 1s 10 Sending gifts were Michael Becky Hudson. the Amencan Revoluilon, the role of "Terry, " a Kloes, h1s greatI 30 p m Fr1day at the home teenager discour aged and grandmother, Mrs. Florence CHF31'ER BROWNIES 1061 of Mrs Vern on Weber Mrs disgusted w1th the world and Potts, Mrs Rachel McBnde, ANNUAL PROGRAM Pam Althouse received a membership star Bnd Browrue Nan Moore to have the about to commit sUicide by , David M1IIB and h1s uncle and pans were presented to Kim Dent and JoeUe McLaughlin at the program SALEM CENTER - The .aunt, Ketth and Karen Lisle, Thursday night meeting of the Chester Brownies. The girls annual Chnslmas program JUmpmg from a window · ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ledge .and the1r son, Jason. played games and sang songs after the flag salute given by Party of Hap py Harvesters, and candlehghtmg serv1ce of Chnsil Hess cast as TBmera Clark and the Browme Promise led by Pam Althouse. Trimly Church Fnday w1th the Salem Center Umted "Bobb1," and Ken Hoffman The flag received from the American LegJon Auxiliary of covered d1sh dmner at 6 p m Method1st Church w1ll be held as 'Chr1s " convmce Terry Pomeroy was acknowledged There will be no more meetings followed by devohons and at 7 p.m Dec. 23 Each that hfe has mean mg and m person taking a ch1ld to the until after the holidays. hour of fellowship mus1c tell the story of "One event 1s responsible for a gift CHR ISTMAS Food Basket for that child The g11ts are to Small Child" who gre" up to POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 11.80 be the Sav1our of the world uy-Away A weekend at Camp Klashuta near Chester for 21 mem- Dn ve for needy fam1hes m be put on the ChriStmas tree. prov1dmg a plan of salvatiOn bers of the Pomeroy Junior Troop, their leader, Mrs. Gertrude Me1gs County bemg con . Any other g1!ts to hang on the and a way of hvmg that g1ves Early While Casto, and aSsistant Patty Michaels, was highlighted by a ducted by Me1gs Co unty tree w11l· be welcomed G1fts fulfillment court of awards on Saturday night and classes in £~rebuilding, Jaycees Anyone knowmg of can be left at the home of • Others 10 the group are Selection Is Good. lashing, knot tymg, and wood chopping conducted by scouts of a needy fam1iy IS asked to Alma Sm1th or at the Salem Becky Fry , Robm Southern, 1 ,'-Gift Certifi~at\!s-; 'tTroop 249 , , ' , ~ please send the mformailon Center Market for hang10g on · Debbie Holland, Jeanie - FREE GIFTWRAPThe girls spent two nights at Klashuta with The love Bug to Ralph Werry, proJect the tree pnor to the event Middleport, Ohio Roush, Kat hy Baker, and Jeff Store Hours: patrolcookingbreakfaston Saturday, the Blue Jays preparing chaarman , Box 603, Pomeroy Ito 5 Mon . Fri. Dan1eis Anyone w1shmg to do~ate lunch, and the Eagle Patrol, the dinner 91o 8 Sot. PARTY ENJOYED On Sunday morning, they hilda worship service consisting food 1tems send to above PORTLAND - A birthday address or call 992-5480 or 992of hymn singing, the Lord's Prayer in unison and a responsive party hononn g Bobby . ! 629 reading. Midtlleport, Ohio Foreman, 13, and Joyce MARY SHRINE No 37, Scouts who worked wltll tlle garls on Saturday were Mark , 7, was held Sunday Foreman, Casto, Dan Thomas, Todd Norton and Rick Blaettnar. Troop •' Order of the White Shrme of 249 also arranged for coal to be donated and delivered for use Jerusalem, ceremomai at 8 at the home of Edward p m. Frtday at Pomeroy Foreman Ice cream and In the fireplace of tile cabin. Masomc Temple Members to cake were served to the At the court of awards ell of tlle girls received world bring sandwi ches and children's grandmother, Mrs association pins and membership stars Receiving s.ongster, troop camper and b1centenrual badges cook1es Officers to wear Ehza Foreman, Mr and Mrs Joe Foreman, J1mmy and were Tammy Capehart, Carolyn Casto, Laura Van Meter, forma ls David, Naom1 Foreman, Mrs Sandy Reed, Deanna Van · Meter, Dixie Eblm, Barbara Bertha Proffitt, Mr and Mrs Whitlatch, Angela Triplett, Cindy Curtis, Angell& Curtis, ARTIFICIAL TREES & DECORATIONSJ1m Mc Haffi e, Ri chard, Melinda Thomas, Robin McDaniel and Tammy Pettit. SATURDAY Carolyn Casto also received home, health and safety . WINDING TRAIL Garden Robert and Kenny INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TREE LIGHT SETS. "-> . . . . . . . .,.... u ~ ,~~~... badge; Laura Van Meter, cook; DeaMa Van Meter, Club meet10g I 30 p m housekeeper; Angela Triplett, home, health and safety and Saturday at the new mlm· Shop Now While Selections Are Best. housekeeper. park 1n Pomeroy to plant for Middleport, Ohio Receiving the troop camper badge were Shilpa Goradia, spnn3. THURSDAY INSTEAD a:JO Ill a: oo Mon.-511. Kim Salser, Patty Duffy, Kim Demoss, Carla Demoss, Julia Closed Sund1y The Chnslmas program at Hayes and Angela Hubbard. WTA TIIISEL the Salisbury Elementary At Tuesday night's meeting of the troop, the world TUESDAY IMP OMWID Id eal Chnst mas deco , association pin and membership star were presented to Kim HARRISONVILLE Semor School, "A Wmter Fantasy," !)4 h 11n9le ply lin New Haven. W. Va. 1 Santa s lace 11 r1t10n set garr1od IS J m Morrow who also received the songster, collector, b1cen- C1hzens will have a Chnst- will be presented Thursday, M fron t and bac k " 'de Chon:ll! ol stunv Dec 18 at the school instead 1 3 1n htgh C7 Joi blilb tennlal, my home, and home, health and safety badges; Vicki mas potluck supper and g1ft 9 to 5 Mon., Tue., Wed Hol•aay ctrlors •nctudtd Ul l11ted 91o2 Thurs Morrison, the songster and blcentemtal; Annette Johnson, the exchange Tuesday at 6 p m. of Tuesday as was earher 91o 7 Frl lll!ngster and blcent~l badges; Angela Baker, tlle songster at th e Harrisonville reported A performance Closed Sunday and bicentennial badges, Edle Grimm and Belinda Grimm Elementary School Bir- re hearsal will be held m the Aholiday ~Y will be held Tuesday at the meeting and at thdays w1ll also be observed afternoon at 1·30 w1th the that time also baskelll of cookies, candies and fruit wiD be RIVERVIEW Garden Club evening performance to be at prepared for residents of the Meigs County InfirmBry Chnstmas Party Tuesday, 7.30pm. CALEIIDAR PMfR tr FOIL Dec 16, at 7 30 p m Bt the TOWELS Bnghr package POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP !'II Ernest home of Mrs mil l.!!rS Choose J6 sq Sturdy t e 1 '" many lr () ! P~!lf!< or 20 Gifts for tbe Salvation Army needy chUdren program were WH1tehead 1\!riChve d1tS1QnS sq 11 IO•I Ea ch 10·36 '" $1/f: • A tllought lor the day presented to Envoy and Mrs. Ray Wining at the Monday night 26 1n w ide XI GAMMA MU 8ntish statesman Sir Wmmeeting of the Pomeroy Brownie Troop 271. In addition to the tiM, MIDDLEPORT. SORORITY C hnstmas parl)i - ston Churchill said, "Politics girls pictured with Envoy and Mrs. Wining m yesterday's OHIO paper, Sherr! Russell sent several items Cindy Soulsby and and exchange Tuesday at are almost as exciting as Mlstee Grueser served refreslunents Judy Mees led the 7 JO p m at home of Debbie war, aod qu1te ss dangerous. H2-5759 Fmlaw All g1fts must be In war, you can only be k1Ded wrapped 10 wh1te paper w1th once, but 10 politics many a red bow. Urnes." .... tf !NI Church and Office Supplies- Gifts 99 M11t 51 Middleport . MASON ASSEMBLY OF Middleport MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ' Fi ne Food & Service .D1al 992·5248 Meigs County Branch GOO , Duddmg La n e , Mason W V a , Ch es ter Tennant Pas tor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 .J 5 a 111 Ch ildren 's Church 6 45 p ht Yo un g Peop les Se rvtce 6 1.5 p m Evang e ltSI• c Se rv ice ,. J 30 p m W o m en s MtSStOilJ'rY Coun c tl 10 a m hr s r and lhtrd Tu es days Pray er and Brbl e St udy Wednesday , 1 30 p m ' '. I DUDLEY'S 1 Yr. Tenn heritage house Groceries & Genera l M erchand ise Rac tne Ph 941·5772 Pomeroy . BAPTIST - Corn er of Second and A nder son Mason Pa stor r Wall er Cloud Sunday schoo l 9 IS am worsht p se r111c e, 11 am and 7 30 p m Week l y Otble st udy Wedn esday , 7 30 001 am Prayer and Btbl e study hcv ((.c.,,l \.{11\ ta)'lo\u r 7 JO " ni Cottage Praye r '• Unda y ~C h OO I !i rJpl , Jo e ~e nh.e Tu esday . 10 am !,ayre Sunday school 9 45 Worsh ip -5e r lftCe Thursday a m , Sunda y evenmo wor llO po• ~ WAID CROSS SONS STORE Dlal112 ·2318 CHRI ST P St M ason B tbt e Study 10 am Wo r Ship 11 am and 7 p m Btbt e Study We dn c sday 7 p m Vo c a l mU SIC 10 30 young people's. FAIRVIEW BIBLE C)tURCH, Lelarf W Va , Rl worsh ip, 7 30 p m , Bible 1. Rev G eorge Hoschar sludy, \Wednesdav 7 30 p m pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 10 . I . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT CHURCH OF 0 Box 487 Mil ler w Va Sunday meettng , 6 30 P m , eve ntno ' I Sporting Suppl1es and C B 's )08 Page Middleport, Oh10 MASON COUNTY FIRST •' IN DIAN 'JOE'S ' Chester, Oh1o N at tonwtde Insurance Ph 941·31S1 . GAUL'S MARKET 307 Sprmg Ave • •' ' RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Ra eme '1,000 Minimum ALL ARE REAL COLLECTORS ITEMS • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION On CertifitatJs Of DeiJosil Recordings . Also A Few 78 R.P.M.'s With the hope it will. in some measure', fo~ter and h~lp susta1n that: which 1s good 1n family and community life, th1s feature IS sponsored by, ~ the business f1rms and organizations whose names appear below. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Rod K a s l er pas tor V H Bra ley Sunday sc hool sup l Sun day sc hoo l 9 JO a m 1 w o r sh tp se r v tce and commun ion 10 JO a m you th m ee lmg 6 p m Sun day evenrn g se rv• c e 7 r egu l ar bo ard m eetmg , l h trd Sa tur d a y 7 pm mas. INTEREST 33 RPM • WHITE ' S CHAPEL HARRLSONVU..LE JUNIOR TROOP 1155 A hike to be taken Saturday was planned at th1s week's meetang of lhe Harrisonville Jumors Also discussed was a caroling and ChriStmas party to be held the week of Christ- · Social ~ Teen ensemble plans Christmas musical Calendar it He was a reined ed1tor and a w1se one. But he was a real1st- as a ncwspapennan must : : : When the front page makes you bappy -It's been a great day! I'm one who has nouced thilt the great days seem farther apart. Nor can I blame an my : ulcer the headlines that don't make anyone happy Someone else sa1d men make tbe news; : reporters only write it. ; It's ume to g1ve thought to the loots of happmess After all, what happens every day 1s : s1mpiy the fru1t of a m11Jion vmes Down at the roots ISwhere the fateful cho1ces are made • wh1ch me v1tably bnng forth the1r fru1t : Th1s 1s a m1ghty fine newspaper whose serv1ce to the community 1s to tell us what news ! men have made today We also have some m1ghty fine churches Their serv1ce to the ~ commumty 1s to mold the fa1th and character of the men who w1ll make the news tomorrow Our churches are workmg at the roots of happmess I • be One of h1s saymgs became legendary m that busy pressroom Cool v ill e R D Rev Ro y Decler past or Sun d a y sc hool 9 JO a m wo r Sh iP se r vtce, 10 30 a Ill B1 bl e sl udy and pr aye r serv tce We dn es day , 7 30 p m :~ . Wednesday 8 0 T T 0 M The Chr1stm as dinn er party of the Hearthston e Class of the M1ddleport F1rst Bap t1sl Church was held Tuesday mght at the home of Mr and Mrs John Werner The Rev Peter Granda! had the table grace and also reported on the children s tnp to the Grand Central Malt at Parkersburg to purchase g1fts for the1r parents The Werner hom e wa s ex· tensJVely decorated for the dmner Several gave Chnstmas thoughts and there wa s gro up s1ngmg of car ols Ed1son Baker presided at the meet1ng Members exchanged g11ts Attendmg were the Rev and Mrs Granda!, Susie and Rosanne, Mr and Mrs Charles Sheets, Mr and Mrs Gene Kauff, Mr and Mrs Hllroid Chase, Mr and Mrs Dav1d Darst , Mr and Mrs W11t1s Anthony, Mr and Mrs Paul Smart, Mr and Mrs Harold Hubbard , Mr and Mrs M1iton Hood, Mrs LoUise Dav1s, Ed1so~ Baker, Mr and Mrs Allen Hughes and the hosts , Mr and Mrs Werner It was decided to purchase the handbooks needed by the scouts. Sherri Arnold, the newest member, led 10 the pledge which was followed by the gJrl scout pledge led by Sarah Doss, Marg1e and Linda Ash. Mrs. Thelma Dalton had prayer. The gJrls sang ChriStmas carols and refreShments were served to those named and Mary Reeves, Renee Wilhs and Chr1stine Hanmg. Unable to attend the meeting were Juhe Spencer, Anita and Angela Harman. ·Celebrates birthday Psalms Rev J ames H L each pasl or Sunday school 9 30 a m Ru ssel l Sp en cer supl Wors h tp serv •ce 10 45 a m Evenmg w or shtp allerna lm g wt th c e at 1 30 p m on Sunday Prayer me e t.n g 7 30 p m We dn e sday , Al fred Wo l fe l ay leader MASON ,., 't TODD LISLE 6 14 K rn gsbury Road Gary Kmg pa stor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m eve nm g wor sh p 7 30 p m Pray er m ee t •ng Wed n es d a y 7 30 p m MAS ON FIRST BAPTIST Se con d an d Pom eroy Sts • Sunday St an Cratg p astor sc hool 9 15 am worSh ip servt ce 11 am tra •nmg un .on 6 JO p m e v entng wo rs htp servte e 7 JO p m M •d wee k prayer s ervt ce. We dn esd ay 7 JO p m By Charlene Hoeflich ~ji •· · ...... Moooay BAPTIST Mt l e s Trout pa s tor Sunday Sc hoo l , 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY am , L eo n Mt11 e r s up! CHURCH - Sunday Sc hoo l E ve nrng se r11 1C e 7 p m Prayer m eet ng Thursd ay 7 9 30 a m wo r sht p servlc e, 11 pm a m . Wed n esday pray er CHESTER CHURCH OF m eeltng 1 30 p m youth GOD--Re~o~ Bobby Porter , servt ces, Sunday 7 p m pa sl or Sunday sc hool 9 3U Sunday ntght worshtp 7 30 a m w or sl'\ lp s erv tcc 11 RUTLAND CHUR:tM UF a m cve nrn g se r v rce 7 JO THE NAZARENE Rev yo uth scr v rc e We dn esd a y lloyd D Grtmm J r pa stor 1 30 p m 9 30 a m 1 LANGSVI LLE CHRISTIAN Sunday school CHURCH T ed J on es. wor Sh ip serv tce 10 30 a m pa stor Su n d <ty sc hoo l 9 JO broadca st i111 e o v er W MPO youn g p eopl e s se r v tc e 6 IS am Roy Stgm an sup t an ge liSti C servt ce 7 30 p m morn ng wo rSh •p 16 'J o ev Prayer meetmg , We dn esda y Sun d ay e11 cn rng ser v tce 7 30 7 30 p m M1ss rona ry m d w ee k serv ice W ed m e et ing , 1 30 p m f1 rst n esd a y 7 30 p m SY RACU SE CHURCH OF Wedn esday ot month THE ·~ IH 9 13 BRETHREN IN CHRIST - RACINE FIRST BAPTIST ~" '1l i~ luke CHRISTIAN- Bruce Smlfh p as lor W al la c e Dam ewood Sup t B tb le Sc hool , 9 30 am P re achmg ser 11 •ce 10 as a m No ev enmg serv iC e HY SEL L K ~N FR~~ ME THODIST CHURCH Re11 P au l N evrl le pas lor Su nd ay Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morn•n g se rviC e 10 30 a m yo u th SH VI CC 6 45 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN E~o~ang e lt s t rc se r v1 ce 1 JO p rn CHURCH Pill e Grov e The Pr a y er m eet mg T hur sctay Rev Wrtlla m Mlddl es w ar l h 7 30 pIll Pa s tor Cn ur ch se r v 1cos 9 30 FREEDOM G O SPEL am Sun da\1 Sch ool 10 30 am MISSION at Bald K nob Re11 BRADBURY CHUR CH OF E J Gr il l th sup! of church CHRIST - B1bl e Sc hool 9 JO Re 11 l R Glu c se n c a mp am morntng wor ShiP 10 JO pas tor Rog er W tltlrc d Sr a m Sun day eVenm g wor sh 1p Sund ay Sc hool su p! Sunda y se r v•ce 7 p m c h01 r pr ac t tce sc ho o l 9 JO a m pray er We dn esda y 7 p m Rev Jc fl m cc t1 n g Tue sda y 7 30 p m Ranson P us tor yo ut h m ee l •ng 6 p m Sunda y ANTIQUITY BAPTIST lea d er s Ada 'V an Me t er and Re~o~ rr ee la n d Norn s p as tor Gr ella t uttl e Sunday e ~o~enmg Sunda y sc ho o l 10 a m w or sh•p 7 p m 1hrou g h Ch u r ch se r v•cc 7 p m w nt er mon th s MT HERMON CHURCH We d nes da y Bi bl e Stu dy THE UNITED 0 ~AC INE CHURCH OF THE OF NAZAR EN'E - R ev John A Coffman p as ro r Sunday School 9 30 a m Gerald We ll s sup t Mor ntn g WorS h iP 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg wo r shtp 7 30 Prayer m ee hng Wedne sday 7 30 p m --..~· ~ Class enjoys yule party Girl Scout Diary ~: • ~- Suooay- CARLETON CHURCH - L 0 NG ,.• •~w;.,~:::::::=:.:=:::·:·:·: :.:::·:·:-:::::.:.;::;:·: :·:·:·:-:·:-:·····=·:·:·:~·.·:·:·:·: 0. :·:.:·:·: • :. :::: . ' CHRIST OF LATTER D AY SA INT S Portl and Ra c m e Ro ad Wtl lia m Rou sh pa stor Den ny E v<1ns Sun d i'l y Sc h o ol D •r ec tor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m Mo rn m g wors h•P 10 30 a m Sunday cv en1 nQ se r v 1cc 7 p m We dn es da y ~ve n m g pr a y er se rviC eS 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R o v E arl Shul e r pa st o r Wor shtp serv1 c e 9 JO '\ m Sunday sc hool 10 JO am Brb l e s t u d y and pr a y ~ serllt Ce Thur s_E ay 7 JO p m 7- The DaUySentmei, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fr1day, Dec 12, 1975 When the front page mal{es you happy ~ UTLAND G e r be r , Pasto r worsh•P 10 30 a m Churc h Sc h oo l 9 JO Alfred Social Notes p R onn 1e Sa lser Sunday school supl Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m m or nrn g worshtp 10 40 am , s~ nday cvenmg worsh 1p, 7 30 Wednesday evenmg Bt b le study 1 30 RUTLAND •• P11stor D enn1s Cr ecgar. As soc Mln iSI Cr JOPPA - Wo r sh1p l Oam Ch ur c h Sc hoo l 9 a m Pr ay er Mccht• Q Wed nes da y B p m LONG BOTTOM Wo r sJ, ip 9 a m Sunday Sch oo l 9 ~ ~ am Prayer Mce t ,nq We d nesd ay 7 10 p m NORTH BETHEL 1 Ch urc h Wo r sh p 11 n m School 10 a m A LFR E D - Sund a y Sch oo l wo r Sh iP 11 a m OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN 9Prasa y aer mm eet• ng W~ dn cs d ay UNION - La w r en ce Man ley 7 4!> p m UMW Jrd Tues day p as tor M r s Russel l Yo ung R p Ill Sun d ay Sc hoo l S~ pt Surj d a y REEDSVILLE Sunday Sc hO QI 9 30 a m E v c n1ng w or sh1p 7 JO We dn es d a y Sc hool 9 30 a m Wor sh p 7 JO p m Pr ay er M eeltng 7 JO pr a y er m echng 7 J O p m Tu esday UMW 7 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF p m GOO Ra crn e Rout e 1 th e p tn l si Thur sday SILVER RIDGE Wor R e 11 Ja m es M Mun c y p ast or Sun day sc h oo l 9 JS sh1p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 am a m m ornm g wo rs hi P 11 TUPPE RS PLA INS a m e v enmg w or sh tp 7 30 Wor 9 a m C h~r c h Sc h ool Pr a y e r mee l 1ng Tu es d a y , 10 il shtp m 7 JO p m Yo ung peopl es KENO CHUR CH OF m cct tng 7 JO p m Th ursday CH RIS T - George r r edcn ck M IDDLEPORT FIRST sup l ~ crvtcC wee kly 9 30 BAPTIST - Co rn er ~ • ~~: lh a nd a nr on Sunda y Pre ach tn g P alm e r . th e R e v Pe t er lt r s l an d thtr d Sund eys of G ran d a! pa st o r D a nny month by Cldford Sm th 9 30 Thom pso n su p ertnt e nd e n t ilnl Sund a y Sc hoo l WM PO Rad10 H OBS ON C H RIST I A N pro g ram f .J 5 a m Sun d ay UNION Darr ell Dod d r il l Sc hoo l 9 t5 a Ill Mo r nm~ pastor Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 wor shi P 10 15 a m Y oul h a n1 L eon ard Gil m ore t l r sl d(lt v dt es and f e l low sh p for elde r ev enm g ser v 1cc 7 JO 1un• or and se n1o r htgh p m W cd n es d a t p r u y er s ludenl s 6 p m Sunday m ee t mg 7 30 p 11 c 11en 1ng wor sh 1p 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Mtd w ee k pra yer s e r v rces GO D - Rac m e Rou l e 2 Tire Wedn es day 7 30 p m Rev Cha r les Han d p as tor CHURCH OF CHRIST Sun d ay sc hool 9 15 am m o rn ng w or sh tp 11 a m Midd l eport 5Th and 1 Mam E ve nm g se r v •ces Tu esda y G eorg e Gl aze m tnt s ter and Fr .d a y 7 JO p m Jam es Shee ts , s up er 1n BEARWALLOW R ID GE l end enl B1bl e school 9 30 Do uq am mo r n mg wor Sh i P 10 30 CH URCH OF CHRI ST lll lf)tS l cr 01 bl c am ev enrng worsh ip 7 30 1:\c ilm,ln mor n ulg sl ud y 9 10 a m prayer ser11r ce. 7 p m Wed 10 10 ,1 m cvcn tn g nesday lo worsh p Wcd ncsd•W MIDDLEPORT Church wo r sh •P 11 p m Of Th e Nazarene rW lh ' 11 b le Sl ll d \1 H pIll MT OLIVE CHURCH Rev Do n Col e pa s to r M rs M ary Lathey Lon g Bo tt om Su11da y Sc h oo l Sund ay School supt Sunday 10 a m Wi th N lll ar d P1g0 t1 schoo l 9 30 am morn1ng sup!" Evan g el• st• c m essage worshtp 11 am Sun day c.1c h Sunday ev cn1n g 7 30 by evang e i1 St 1c mee tm g , 7 30 El der Ru sse ll Cl 1ne mm1 s1er p m prttyer m ee tm g ot the Apo stol c 1-a1lh B bte Study Wedn es day 7 30 p m Wed!'lesday 7 30 p m THE UNI T E D ST IVERS VIll E CO M PRESBYTERIAN MIN MU NIT Y CHURC H - Sun d ay 10 am ISTRY OF MEIGS sch-o ol se n •t cc COUNTY, Dwt ght L Zavtlz Pra ye r m ee l tng Thu rs d a y 1 p m Sun d ay eventn g se r v•ce Pastor D i re ctor a m , Mrs the sermonelte MORS E CHAPEL Worsh1p II ii r11 Clw r t ll Sc hoo l 10 rl nr PORTLAND \\ors t11 p 1 tO p nr Chu r ch \c hao I 9 30 l Ill SUTTON Chur ct't '>c h oo l 'I lC ,) nr Wo r ~ h l p ts l an d l r d • un d a y s 10 JO a 111 NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Mc ccl!, hiiJ 1 Ill Wc d 11t sdav pr~1 11cr an d B• bl c st udy I 1U p " . I~ I~· • 3rd St. 1975 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Ph. 949·2515 Racin~, Ohio SALISBURY BROWNIES mtJ AVJSit to the Meigs Museum was made Thursday by the 14 Salisbury Brownies accompamed by Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. Ida Mae Clark, Mrs. Susan Pullins, Mrs. Sandy Rodman, and Mrs. Pat Arnold They went especially to view the oldfashioned Christmas display now on exhibit at the museum. ~~~ .II. speofll touch to• Hohctav lllt~ayu 200 II oact.age' LOO ROUS Ctloost 15 sq h of embOued or punted to I WlfiP 0 5() 1(1 t\ or <14'ro•tt•ve papet o! J 16 +n \o. 11:l1!1nObon 69\. 1 RALL 5 BEN FRANKLIN NOW OPEN 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY CLOSED SUNDAYS ' !01 vo ur J- CURUIIO RIIIOII OFF ICE RS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURSJ-E AST COU.RT ' IIIQI •den lilv•ng .. IIUPOOLS RIVERVIEW GIRL SCOU'I'S The scouts met at Stewart Hall this past week. The Junlor Scouts made sleighs from egg cartons and the Cadette Scouts covered and decorated shorterung ctns to put Christmas goodies in. Plans were made to have a Chilstmas party Dec. 22, with the girls to go caroling prior to the party Refreshments were served .by Carla Cowdery, Mary 'Masters and Alison Cau thorn I' J0 t olollul H ohd<~v promise and Debbie Murphy, the pledge to open the meeting. Sunday,~~r14, ' STRIIIO TMS 81g 80 5Q h p.uk ot b11ght Hol1dav wrap 28 " w•cte �I POl>'\ POMEROY INI TY - Rev w H Perr tn pas tor Rov Ma "ter Sund a y schoo l su p! Chu r c h SChOO l 9 IS a m worshtp se r vtce 10 74 B m Youth cho •r r ehearsal l 30 p m u n der dtr ec tfdii of M a r y Sk m n or Mb r~t~ y se ntor c ho1r reh ea rs a l 1 10 p m Th ur sdal( Wtl l'l Mrs P aul ESLEYAN CHURCH Ha rr •s o~v1 1t ~ R ev 0 De ll M a nley P Js tor H enry Eblm Sun d ay School Su pt Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 am C:11en.ng wo r sh •p 7 JOp m Prayer a n d Prt11Se serv1ce Thur sdlly 7 30 pm HOLINE SS SYRA CUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev Geor qc O der pas t o r Sun d<lY POMEROY CHURCH OF sc hool 9 .t5 a m , morn1 ng THE NAZARENE - Co rn er pr e a c h ing 11 rl !r) Unton and Mu l be r ry Rev e~o~an g e!tS I IC servtce 7 JO p m Cl y d e V Hen d er son p as tor Pr aye r mee tm g Thursd ay Sun da v scnoot 9 30 am , Glen 7 30 p m M c Cl un g sup ! m o rnm g POMEROY WESTSIDE wo r sh i p 10 30 a m even ng CHURCH OF CH R I ST , 200 W se rv tce 7 30 m t d wee k Ma•n 51 Jer r y P a u l ser v ice Wedn esdav 7 JO p m m• nt sl er e 997 7666 GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Co n !.ervaphon t •ve no n Rev Harold Dee th rec tor m str um cn l a l Sun d ily wor Ch ur c h servt c es 10 30 a rn sh•p 10 a rn B1bt e st udy t l Holy com m un ton f ir st Sun da y a rn wo r sh tp 6 p m Wed of month ch ur c h school 10 30 n es d ay 13 b t€ st ud y , 7 p Ill a m for nur sen throuah 12 RU T LANU FREEW ILL POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rtc hard Even s o~ BAPTIST - Ro ger Turne r pastor B tble schoo l 9 30 p astor Su n day sc hoo l 10 Mo r n mg wo r sh p 11 b m , worsh tp , 10 30 a m , a m adul t worshtP se r vic e and a Ill Sunday evenm g se r vJCe young peoples m eetmg 7 30 7 30 Wednesday B1b le s lu dy p m Combined B1b le st udy 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE and praye r meeting , Wed CHR I ST I AN CHURCH - Re v nesdoy , 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY - Ron Terr y past or Sund a y Envoy Ray w Wtnln g off 1ce r sc hoo l 10 a m Mr s Worle y Fr an c ts sup e r tn t end c nt In charg e Su n day 10 a m M orn•ng w or sh tp 11 am Ho l!ne$S m eet•ng . 10 30 am S ~nday School Youn g Sunda y eve n1n g senn ce 7 30 GRO.HAM UNITED People's Le gion 7 p m Pr eachi n g Thur sday I to 3 p m , Lad 1es M ET HODI ST f ir st an d se co n d Home Leag ue . 7 p m Prep 9 JO a m Sund a y s o l each m o nth f h1rd classes d f o urtll Su n day s ea c h ST r~ $ AUl LUTH ERAN amnonth w or sh•P se r viCe at 7 JO CHU111: ~ ~ · Corner of p m Wed n esday even ng s a t Sycam "' and Second St s Pon,er~ The Rev W ll l1am 7 JO Pr aye r and Otb le Stu d y SEVENTH DAY AD M l dd le\~adh , Pa!tor Sun d ay Schoo l at 9 <IS a m an d VEN TI ST Mu lb er r y He tg ht s Ro ad Pomer oy Chu rc h Serv ces 11 a m SACRED HEART - Rev Pit slor Gernrd Se ton Sa b ba t h Sc hool Sup er.nt enden t , Fa th er Paul 0 W e tlon R d a While Sa bbath Sc hool , pastor "' Phone 99 2 2825 Saturd ay aflcrn oon · at 1 00, Sst urdly ey enmg Mass . 7 30 wllh wors htp se r v •ce Sunday Mass 8 an d 10 a m Cortfess ion . Saturday , 7 7 JO lollowmg at J 15 N e as ~ P m. d tr ecto r { POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pa stor Wl(llam Watson r Sunday sc hoo l supt S ur~day sc hool G 11'1"' m , AY ~ n n m Bi bl e stu dy , Wedn esotty , 1-' ~ ~ ~ chO u' pr e c t lce . Wedn esday , 8 JO O.IJl • oUNLINGHAM CHUifCH - Paster J erry L ewt s Sund ay sc hool 2 JOp m w ll h w orsh ip serv ice at 3 30 p m , mt d we ek serv tce , T ues da y , 7 30 p m F IR ST SO UTH ERN BAP TI ST 782 Mu l be r r y Ave Po m er oy art t!1 at ed wi!h S 8 C th e Rev 8r a dl e 11 RUTLAND FIRST BAP l i ST CHURCH - R e 11 Roge r For d Jr pa stor Dr ewy Go re su p ! Sunday school 9 30 am m ornin g worS h ip 10 15 a m Th t: HILAND C HAPE L , Gc or ~e Cas to pa sto r Sunday Sc t1001 9 JO a m ev en 111 9 wors hrp l JO T hu rs d a y ~ve n tn g p r ayN se r v•ce 7 JO p m Sp en cer P<l Siv r Trov Zwllt nlt ., U11dily sc. llool sup t ~u nday sc 11001 q !0 , m morn IHI wo r !>l1tp 10 10 ~~ nd(ly (V,1nQ CI! SI IC lllCe i iiHI 7 10 p Ill Pr,l ycr 111CCI111CI Wed ncsdu t I JO p i 1 MIDDLE PORT MT MOR IAH BAPT IST - Cor n e r 1- ou rtt1 an d MiJ 11 Mr ddl epo r t Rc11 H enr y K£'y Jr p a stor Su nde~y (•C hoo l 9 JO a 111 Mrs Er v n Baumga r dner sup t Mor n 111 <1 wors h• P 10 tS n n 1 JEHOVAH S WITNESSES - La rr y Car nah a n prcsrdmq nllll iS t c r Su n day 13tb lc lc( tur e 9 JO a 111 Wa t ch 10 JO am t ower s t udy Tucsda\1 13t bl e s tud y 7 30 p m T hurs d ay mtn st rv sc hoo l 7 30 p m sc r v •ce mccl tn Q 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH TilE LAST WORD WIUJ December comes the Advent Season and m Luke's Goapel, chapter I and verses 2().38, we find tlle Annunciation of The Coming One. It Is a simple story, yet 11 Is a narrative about the miracle , Jesus' conception and birth . We may quibble about angels, and virgin birth and so forth ; but Is It any easier to believe that God In Jeslls, tlle Nazarene carpenter, was reconciling the world to HIMSELF• If one want• to believe In a miracle, tllere's one 1Is It really less offensive to the tastes of modern man that God chose to make Himself known tllrough a rejected son of a persecuted people' Is It not astonishing to us that God should reveal Himself in poverty, defeat, and death , when we aU take fqr granted that wealth, victory and life are infinitely m~re deSirable' Is this Jesus the One who will be great, Son of the most High God ? But Luke does not Intend, in the Annunciation, to underscore the paradoxical dimension of God's revealing ~If in Jesus. Instead, he wants to celebrate the momentous truth that God has, at length, v1slted his people long years of barremess and oppression are at an end There Is caUBt for joy and celebration Purposelessness and despair shall not, after ali, have the last word. If Advent means anything , 1t means that people loave reason for expectation and hope The television scenes of horrible hunger, heartache, recrimination Bnd alleMtion are not the last word Neitller Is senility and dissolution of a familiar hwnan character and personality, The last word about 1111 wiD not be tlle medical examiner's report. 1 Something literally epoch-making has happened, Is happening. The last word is tha.t the God manifested m that Son, Jesus, rules and wiD rule. Thus the story sUD has power to excl!e and 19 awaken expectation: "You shall con~lve and bear a son, and you shall give him the name, Jesus. He will be great; he will bear the title, 'Son of the Most High'; the Lord God will give Him the throne of h1s ancestor David, and he will be king over the house of Jacob forever : his reign shall never end!' The gospel, while not cancelling out the amb1gwty and harshness of life, Is, nevertheless, good news for mankind ; for In our strDgiles, One who was tempted m every way that we are, has promised to "be with us Blways; yes, to the end of time " - Dwight L Zavltz, Pastor-Director, United Presbyterian Mlnlstry In Meigs Qnmty HARRISONVILL E 7 Sund ay Chur c h School , 9 JO Hom er Lee Sup! Mor ntng Worshrp , 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunda y Chur c h Sc hO ol 9 30 a m R tc h ar d V au g han sup t Morn•n g Wo r sh iD 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morntng Wo r Sh i P 9 am , Su nda y Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m Mrs Sampso n H.1 11 Sunt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOP Rev James D Guyn n pa s lo r Sunday s choo l 10 a m Sunday worshtp , 11 a m Sunday e v entn g ser v1 ce , 7 p m Wed n esday w or sh 1p se rv1 c e 7 JO p m CHURCH N e ar Long Bo llom , Eds el H art , pastor Sunday schoo l 10 am Churc h , 7 30 p m , pray er meetmg 7 30 p m Thu r sda y MIDDLEPORT PEN TE OO STAL - Thtrd Ave , the Rev W il liam Kn 1tt el pa stor Rona ld Dugan Sunday School Sup! Cl asses for a l l ag es ev enmg servrce 7 JO Bible s tu dy Wedn esa d ay 7 JO p m youlh servt ce s F rtday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Co rn er Ash and Plum M 1d d l eport , No e l Herrman , pas t or Sat ur d ay ev en ng ser 111 c e, 7 p m Sund ay sc hool 10 ll m Su nday e11 en •ng worsh 1p , 7 o m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR IS H THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCU Rob er t T Bumg ar n er , Otr ec to r POMEROY CLUSTER Re v Robert Ha y d en R ev 0 Wm Sydenstrlcker CHESTER - WorShip 9 15 am Church Sc hool 10 am POMEROY Worship 10 30 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 15 am UMY F 6 30 p m ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip 9 am Ch u r ch School 10 am ROCK SPRINGS w orship 10 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 am UMYF 6 30 pm FLATWOODS Worshtp 11 am Church Schoo l 10 am MIODLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Rob er t Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh tp 10 30 a m Chu,..ch Schoo l 9 30 am UMY F 6 p m Jellrev am SYR ACUSE CLUSTER Sunday School attendance US stopped uf( here w1t,h h1s on Dec 7 was 46, the offermg paren ts, Mr and Mrs Ernest $22.60. Tayl01 over the weekend and Worship serv1ces were held uttended church here Sunday at 11 with the Rev Robel t mormng Meece. Duane Sydenstncker Attendmg a dmner m his spoke from Psalm 139 I~ on honor here Sunday at the "Search Me , 0 God, and Taylor home were Mr and Know My Hearl, Try Me and Mrs Cha rles Taylor and Know My Thoughts." family, Mr and Mrs Uoyd Commun1on serv1ces were D1ihnger and Kathy, Mr and held after the sermon AI· Mrs Randy Dillinger, Todd tendance was 22 and Marta Kay and Mr and Practice was held m the Mrs Ri cky Dillinger of afternoon Sunday for the Nelsonv1lie , 0 John left at Clmstmas program to be noon Sunday for h1s atr base presented on Sunday evemng _ m Cahforma It was so good Dec. 21 at 8·00 at the church to see tum The UMW will have their Deer hunhng "as the order Chnstmas party on Thursday of the day m '"1s commun1ty evening Dec 18 m the church this past week Mr and Mrs, basement begmmng at 7 30 George Guthrie en!ertamed w1th 11 potluck supper for several m 1hc1r home, from a members, the1r fam1hes and d1stance a"ay durm& th1s friends There w1ll be a galt hme exchailge and drawing of Mary Ca rr has been names for Secret Pals for helpmg out 1n the Wilham anoUier year and other en- Carr home durmg the past tertainment. week. ~ Lieutenant Col. John Mr and Mrs George Taylor of the A1r Force Guthne were Sunday evemng statiOned m Cabforma on a guests of Mr and Mrs mission fhght to Southeast Charles Q Woodc I rll ZION CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Pome ro y Harr tso n v ill e Roa d M 1k e G1rl on past or Steven Stanl ey Sunday sc hOOl su pt Su nd ay sc ho ol 9 JO mo rnm g wo r Shi p and a m co nr nr un•o n 10 30 a m S ~nd a 11 c11e n tnQ y o uth Chn sl ta n end eilv or 6 JO p m wor sh• P senn cc 7 JO p m We dn es day ev enm g pr a yer nr ee t.ng and B1ble study 7 30 pm TUPPERS C HR.I S ltAN PLOINS C HUR C H l:.tl{/1"11 1 lit dor vnorl P•t '.!nr t 1ow.rru C, tldwe ll J •.un d ay ' r llool 11p l 'w1U ll y ~c ho o t ; 111 ,\ " MornmQ •.cr nr on t () tU <111 ~ und ny <vt r. m<J <; r.rv• cc 1 p nr LETART FALLS UN IT ED UR ET H REN ~~v I r t 1 l <tnd N or r l"> p asto r 1 toyd Norr •s sup t •.unday !>C ii oo l 9 30 il m n ornmq <,e rn •o •r 10 30 il rn Pr a y er sc r v tce Wcd nf' Sd a y 7 10 p nl CHESHIRE CHU Rt:H OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ 11 1th pas tor :>u nd ay Schoo l 10 .1 rll J\r lhu r H en so n ~u pt Mor n tng Wor sh tp 11 il m Yo ung P eop le s ser v 1cc 7 p m E v enmq se r v iC e 7 30 p 111 Wed nes da y . Mi d Wee k Pr ,1 y er '•C'rVICC 7 30 p m You th mee t nq 6 30 p m Even. ng w or sh p 7 30 p m CHEST ER C HUR CH OF T H E NAZAR E NE Rev Ht•rbl'r l G rat e p as t or Wor shtp se rv JCe 11 a m and ~u nda y sund a y 7 30 p m Sc hool 9 JO a m R chard Barton supt Pray e r m eet m g We dne sday 7 JO p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST (: ltfford Smtih mm. ste r Sun d av School 9 30 a m mornmg churc h 10 30 a m Sun day ev enmg s er ~o~t ce 7 30 p nr Wedne sda y ser v 1ce 8 p Ill lAUREl C LIFF FREE METHODIST - Re11 flo yd F Sho ok pas tor Ll o y d Wn g ht l,un d ay sc hoo l supt Sunda y sc hoo l 9 30 a rn M orn tng wo rs h• P 10 JO a m e ventng w o r sh •P 7 30 p m We d n esd ay Ch r .st . a n Youth Cru sa d e 6 JO p m Cho 1r pr rlC ii ce Thur sday 7 p m DEXTER C HURCH OF CHRI ST Char les Ru sse ll Sr tlHn• ste r Norman c Wt ll sup ! Sun d ay sc hoo l 9 30 a m w orshtp se rvtc c 10 30 a 111 Bt b le slu dy Tu es d a y 7 30 p m RE ORG A NIZED CHURC H OF JE SUS Rev RICha rd E Jar'IIIS ASBURY W or Ship 11 a m Church Sc hOol 9 50 a m UMW f irst Tu esday FORST RUN - Wo rshtp 9 a m Chur c h Sch ool 10 m UMW th trd Wedn e sday 7 30 pm a MINERSVILLE - Worohop 10 a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 a m UMW lhrrd M onday 7 JO p m SYRACUSE Church Sc hOol 9 30 a m Worsh tp servt ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Howard Shlvcle~ Re~o~ Steven Wtlson Rev Zelia KruszewSki BETHANY - ( Dor cas ) Worsh ip 9 30 am Chu r ch Sc hoo l 10 ! 30 a rn CARMEL - Chu rch School 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 30 a m 7nd an d .tl h Sundays AP"PlE GROVE - Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am Worsh1p 1 30 p m , 1st and Jrd Sundays . Pray er meelt ng W edn esday 1' aO p m Fell o w sh 1p supp er f irs t Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesda Y 7 30 p m EAST LETART - Ch urch Sc hoo l lsi. 2nd 3rd Sun d ll y s 9 30 am Fou r th Sunday 10 30 1'1 m Wor s h•p 2n d sunday 7 30 p m 4th Sunaay q 30 a m , Pray er Meetrng Wedn esda y 7 JO p m UMW l si Tue sda y 7 30 p m WESlEYAN - IRac lne i - Su nday School 10 am Wo r ShiP 11 a n1 J r UM Y F Btble Wedn esday 3 30 p m S1udv Thursday 7 p m Chotr Pra c trce Thursday a p rn LETART FALLS - Churc h ~C tlOOI lS I , 2nd . Jrd Sundays 10 15 a m 41h Sunday 9 15 am Worshrp 1st , 2nd . 3rd Sundays 9 15 a m • 4th Sunday 7 l O p m MORNING STAR Wor sh •P 9 30 a m ·' Church Sc hool 10 30 a m • M1d Week Serv tc e Wednesday a p m \ DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev L elon Glasur c pas tor Sun day School 9 30 a m yo uth an d IUntor yo uth se r 'IIIC e 6 .J 5 p m eve n1n g wor shtp 7 30 p m pray er an d pr a •se Wedn esd a y 7 JO ""'SILVER RUN FREE NAZAR ENE- Rev Ho ward C Bla c k , pastor Bob Moor e S ~nda y Schoo l Su p! Sunday Sc hool cl a sse s tor alt a ges 9 30 a m mornin g wor sh tp 10 <IS , N Y P S Sunday 6 30 p m ell ang ellsllc se r 11 1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week p r a)ler m ee ltng Wc<l n e sd~y . 7 30 p m , M tssfonory meel.ng . seco nd Wedn es da y 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Re11 Rob e r t Smtih pas to r Sun day sc hoo l 9 JO a m c l a ss le ad e r Le o H t ll , wor sh tp se rvt ce 10 30 am chur c h 7 JO p m E D EN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHURI ST - El de n R Bla ke pa s t or Sun d ay Sc hoo) 10 am Howar d M c Coy sup! , Mo rn.n g sermon 11 am Sunday ntght se rvr ccs • 7 JO Cttr JSf t an End e a11o r p m Song ser vtce . R p m Pr ea c htng 8 30 ~ m M td v.ce tc, Praye r me c l tng cd n es da y 7 p m R ay Ad ams lay lead er CHURCH OF JESUS C H R IST Lo c at ed at R utland on Ne w Ltma Road , ne/(t to Forest Ac re Park Re 11 Ray Rou se. pastor Ro bert M usser . Sunday Sc hool supl Sunday SChOOl. 10 30 a m , worsh i p 7 30 p nr Bible st ud y 1 Wecnesday , 7 30 p m Satur d a y n rq h I p r rl y r sc r • VItfl I 10 p n1 HEMLOCK CHRISTIAN GROVE Roger, Watson pastor Wallace Bradford , supt , mornln'iJ worsh1p , 9 JO , ch urch !Ch ool , - Tuesday Psalm:; 32 I 5 Psalms 130 1·4 Thursday John I 6·9 Fnday Mauhew I I 2·6 Salurday Phdtpplans 4 4·7 • Ra em e Ph 949.9S91 . Sal es- Quasar- Service I . Co of Columbus, 0 Two •I REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE $ERVICES Locahons 51 N Second 51 46 Court St Middleport, 0 . Galtipotos, 0 214 E Mam 'l Pomeroy Ph 112-51)0 .'II I SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We F11t 99~ · 2955 ' II BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT All Doclors Prescrlpllons Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 100 E Mam Pomeroy ' 'I A!lend the Churc hof Your Cho1ce Pomeroy Ph 992 J498 BETSY ROSS BAKERY RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE • Homelrte l '' BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Gay 90's Bread M1ddleporl Ph 992·3030 lI Ph. 992·)486 LOUIS W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992-2118 220 E. Main I I I ,• I • Saws Ph. 985·3308 Chesler I I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE Kerm's Korner Middleport, OhiO Kerm1t Walton Pomeroy . MEIGS TI~E tENTER 100 E Mam RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Pomeroy Dlal992 2101 ' I I I "Herl" Dealer Th.rd Sl Ph. 941·5961 ' RACINE FOOD MARKET · 1.? ) Rac1ne SOUTHERN rhe Slore Wllh A Heorl Ph 141-3342 . McCLURE'S DAIRY iSLE I ' Locust 51 296 W Second Pomeroy Bakers of Good Breod Hunllngton, W Va "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Oh1o I; ! ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. I The Fmest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Mlln Pomeroy Ph. tr.l-7034 I GIFT WRAPPI'NGS VILLAGE ' PHARMACY. uous VILlAGE PHARMACY 99~ MEAT - Creamed Chicken. Roast Beef, Flounder Fish, Hamburger Steak. Ham . ' VEGETABLES - Lima Beans. Creamed Corn, Noodles, Potatoes (baked. mashed , home fries) . ' N&N SPORT SHOP 300 E Main SALAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage Cheese, Applesauce, Peaches . Pomeroy . PH. 912·5081 ' POWEU'S SUPER VALU HOLIDAY GIFT SUGGESTIONS . Middleport, Olllo o· RADIO and TV Midway Malket.Pomenl, Ph. 992·25112 Bob's Malket-Mason Ph. 773-~721 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA.FOODLINER HARTFORb CHU~ ~ ~~ (l t CHRIST 1n Chr l st •an Un ton The Re¥ W •lh am Campbell paslor Sunday School 9 3 James Hughes sup! a m even l tlg servtce , 7 30 p m W~dnesday evenmg praye r 1'n eet.ng , 7 JO p m Yo uth pral(er ser11rc;e ea ch Tuesday WERNER FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 2 Convenient Locations HEINER'S BAKERY Char-Broiled Steak WILKINSON'S ' Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust St. Middleport Ph.H2·30f2 ,. _ GOEGLEIN READY MIX ~m. n14 :"' Mill •I•!~ . 45 and MAKE GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS ·STEAMBOAT INN ' Ph 112·38U Ninety day lnltnlllpellllty withdrawn btlere maturity dolt. If MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Tray favors for the Holzer Med1cal Center were made at Mr and Mrs John Usle the Monday mght meeting of Middleport Troop 39 held at the entertained recently at their HeBth Umted Methodist Church. home w1th a party hononng their son, Todd, on h1s fifth POMEROY TROOP 16 b1rtltday The gJrls made Christmas candles at the Tuesday mght Games were played WIth meetmg of Troop 76 at the Pomeroy Elementary School Carol pnzes gomg to Jane Ann smglng WBS enjoyed and a Brownie rmg was formed for a The Athena County : Williams, D J Harden and group discussiOn. Refreshments were served. S1Ying1 & Lolli Co. : Barry McCoy, m S.CIIIId st. Pomeroy, Ollie Refreshments of cake, 1ce HARRLSONVU..LE BROWNIE TROOP 1147 : cream and Kooi-Aid were Organizational meeting of Troop 1147 was held Tuesday at : served w1th favors bemg the Harrisonville( Elementary w1th . Mrs. Susan Hebner of TEEN ENSEMBLE PLAY - The Middleport Church of Christ Teen Ensemble w1ll : g1ven to the children . A Snowville as troop leader, and Mrs Jan Hatfield, Rutland, copresent "One Small 011ld" at 7:30 pm Sunday at the church Pictured here w1th theJr ; Popeye cake was a gift to leader. Meetings are scheduled to be held on Tuesdays at the director, Mrs Becky Glaze, seated center, they are front row, left to nght, Jeff Damels, 7 Todd from h1s grandmother, school from 4to 5 p.m. Twenty-one girls are currently enrolled Jeame Roush and Debbie Holland, and back row, Randy Roach, Robm Southern, Chnsll , ;: Mrs . Ma:y Lisle m tlle troop Hess, Becki Fry and Ken Hoffman Kathy Baker was not present for the plclllre : Attendmg the party besides I;,those named Were Tracy RACINE BROWNIE TROOP ~1 ''' • 1 Bar te Is , Kr1sten Pape, Jerrod Patches for slngmg an the bicentenmal smg were ·:1:·:-:·:..:':-:::::::-:·:-:·: :·: :;.:-:·:··:·:· ·······.... v Moore, Jerry Aleshire, Angle presented to each of the girls by Olarlotte W8111Sley, leader, at Harden , D1an e Bartels, the Thursday night meeting of the Ra cine Brownies. Todd's aunts, Mrs Rose Ann A carolmg party was planned for Dec. 17 with the girls to .,' ~=. : ~enkms and daughter meet at tlle kindergarten room at 6 p.m They w1U Isler go to ;!{imberly and Mrs Jeame tbe Wamsley home for a party and $1 gift exchange. "One Sma il Child" a Sunday evenmg under the : Alien and sons Bnan and Work on the egg carton waste baskets was continued, and Chmtmas mus1cal by Lam d1reclJon of Mrs Becky =~· •Mark, and h1s grandmothers, Eugene Holter was present to give a flag from tlle Racine Smrth will be presented by Glaze ·Mrs Usle, Mrs Marjone Arnencan Legion Post 602. Robin Savage gave tlle pledge w FRIDAY the J C. Sail Co Teen enThe folk musical IS the :Manuel and Todd's brother, the .flag, Kerr! Beegle, the Browme promise Refreslunents RETURN JONATHAN semble of ~he Middleport story of the m1racle of Scott. were provided by Lori Wolfe , Melame West, Sarah Wolfe , and Me1gs Chapter, Daughters of Church of Chnst at 7 30 salvalwn Randy Roach 1s 10 Sending gifts were Michael Becky Hudson. the Amencan Revoluilon, the role of "Terry, " a Kloes, h1s greatI 30 p m Fr1day at the home teenager discour aged and grandmother, Mrs. Florence CHF31'ER BROWNIES 1061 of Mrs Vern on Weber Mrs disgusted w1th the world and Potts, Mrs Rachel McBnde, ANNUAL PROGRAM Pam Althouse received a membership star Bnd Browrue Nan Moore to have the about to commit sUicide by , David M1IIB and h1s uncle and pans were presented to Kim Dent and JoeUe McLaughlin at the program SALEM CENTER - The .aunt, Ketth and Karen Lisle, Thursday night meeting of the Chester Brownies. The girls annual Chnslmas program JUmpmg from a window · ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ledge .and the1r son, Jason. played games and sang songs after the flag salute given by Party of Hap py Harvesters, and candlehghtmg serv1ce of Chnsil Hess cast as TBmera Clark and the Browme Promise led by Pam Althouse. Trimly Church Fnday w1th the Salem Center Umted "Bobb1," and Ken Hoffman The flag received from the American LegJon Auxiliary of covered d1sh dmner at 6 p m Method1st Church w1ll be held as 'Chr1s " convmce Terry Pomeroy was acknowledged There will be no more meetings followed by devohons and at 7 p.m Dec. 23 Each that hfe has mean mg and m person taking a ch1ld to the until after the holidays. hour of fellowship mus1c tell the story of "One event 1s responsible for a gift CHR ISTMAS Food Basket for that child The g11ts are to Small Child" who gre" up to POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 11.80 be the Sav1our of the world uy-Away A weekend at Camp Klashuta near Chester for 21 mem- Dn ve for needy fam1hes m be put on the ChriStmas tree. prov1dmg a plan of salvatiOn bers of the Pomeroy Junior Troop, their leader, Mrs. Gertrude Me1gs County bemg con . Any other g1!ts to hang on the and a way of hvmg that g1ves Early While Casto, and aSsistant Patty Michaels, was highlighted by a ducted by Me1gs Co unty tree w11l· be welcomed G1fts fulfillment court of awards on Saturday night and classes in £~rebuilding, Jaycees Anyone knowmg of can be left at the home of • Others 10 the group are Selection Is Good. lashing, knot tymg, and wood chopping conducted by scouts of a needy fam1iy IS asked to Alma Sm1th or at the Salem Becky Fry , Robm Southern, 1 ,'-Gift Certifi~at\!s-; 'tTroop 249 , , ' , ~ please send the mformailon Center Market for hang10g on · Debbie Holland, Jeanie - FREE GIFTWRAPThe girls spent two nights at Klashuta with The love Bug to Ralph Werry, proJect the tree pnor to the event Middleport, Ohio Roush, Kat hy Baker, and Jeff Store Hours: patrolcookingbreakfaston Saturday, the Blue Jays preparing chaarman , Box 603, Pomeroy Ito 5 Mon . Fri. Dan1eis Anyone w1shmg to do~ate lunch, and the Eagle Patrol, the dinner 91o 8 Sot. PARTY ENJOYED On Sunday morning, they hilda worship service consisting food 1tems send to above PORTLAND - A birthday address or call 992-5480 or 992of hymn singing, the Lord's Prayer in unison and a responsive party hononn g Bobby . ! 629 reading. Midtlleport, Ohio Foreman, 13, and Joyce MARY SHRINE No 37, Scouts who worked wltll tlle garls on Saturday were Mark , 7, was held Sunday Foreman, Casto, Dan Thomas, Todd Norton and Rick Blaettnar. Troop •' Order of the White Shrme of 249 also arranged for coal to be donated and delivered for use Jerusalem, ceremomai at 8 at the home of Edward p m. Frtday at Pomeroy Foreman Ice cream and In the fireplace of tile cabin. Masomc Temple Members to cake were served to the At the court of awards ell of tlle girls received world bring sandwi ches and children's grandmother, Mrs association pins and membership stars Receiving s.ongster, troop camper and b1centenrual badges cook1es Officers to wear Ehza Foreman, Mr and Mrs Joe Foreman, J1mmy and were Tammy Capehart, Carolyn Casto, Laura Van Meter, forma ls David, Naom1 Foreman, Mrs Sandy Reed, Deanna Van · Meter, Dixie Eblm, Barbara Bertha Proffitt, Mr and Mrs Whitlatch, Angela Triplett, Cindy Curtis, Angell& Curtis, ARTIFICIAL TREES & DECORATIONSJ1m Mc Haffi e, Ri chard, Melinda Thomas, Robin McDaniel and Tammy Pettit. SATURDAY Carolyn Casto also received home, health and safety . WINDING TRAIL Garden Robert and Kenny INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TREE LIGHT SETS. "-> . . . . . . . .,.... u ~ ,~~~... badge; Laura Van Meter, cook; DeaMa Van Meter, Club meet10g I 30 p m housekeeper; Angela Triplett, home, health and safety and Saturday at the new mlm· Shop Now While Selections Are Best. housekeeper. park 1n Pomeroy to plant for Middleport, Ohio Receiving the troop camper badge were Shilpa Goradia, spnn3. THURSDAY INSTEAD a:JO Ill a: oo Mon.-511. Kim Salser, Patty Duffy, Kim Demoss, Carla Demoss, Julia Closed Sund1y The Chnslmas program at Hayes and Angela Hubbard. WTA TIIISEL the Salisbury Elementary At Tuesday night's meeting of the troop, the world TUESDAY IMP OMWID Id eal Chnst mas deco , association pin and membership star were presented to Kim HARRISONVILLE Semor School, "A Wmter Fantasy," !)4 h 11n9le ply lin New Haven. W. Va. 1 Santa s lace 11 r1t10n set garr1od IS J m Morrow who also received the songster, collector, b1cen- C1hzens will have a Chnst- will be presented Thursday, M fron t and bac k " 'de Chon:ll! ol stunv Dec 18 at the school instead 1 3 1n htgh C7 Joi blilb tennlal, my home, and home, health and safety badges; Vicki mas potluck supper and g1ft 9 to 5 Mon., Tue., Wed Hol•aay ctrlors •nctudtd Ul l11ted 91o2 Thurs Morrison, the songster and blcentemtal; Annette Johnson, the exchange Tuesday at 6 p m. of Tuesday as was earher 91o 7 Frl lll!ngster and blcent~l badges; Angela Baker, tlle songster at th e Harrisonville reported A performance Closed Sunday and bicentennial badges, Edle Grimm and Belinda Grimm Elementary School Bir- re hearsal will be held m the Aholiday ~Y will be held Tuesday at the meeting and at thdays w1ll also be observed afternoon at 1·30 w1th the that time also baskelll of cookies, candies and fruit wiD be RIVERVIEW Garden Club evening performance to be at prepared for residents of the Meigs County InfirmBry Chnstmas Party Tuesday, 7.30pm. CALEIIDAR PMfR tr FOIL Dec 16, at 7 30 p m Bt the TOWELS Bnghr package POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP !'II Ernest home of Mrs mil l.!!rS Choose J6 sq Sturdy t e 1 '" many lr () ! P~!lf!< or 20 Gifts for tbe Salvation Army needy chUdren program were WH1tehead 1\!riChve d1tS1QnS sq 11 IO•I Ea ch 10·36 '" $1/f: • A tllought lor the day presented to Envoy and Mrs. Ray Wining at the Monday night 26 1n w ide XI GAMMA MU 8ntish statesman Sir Wmmeeting of the Pomeroy Brownie Troop 271. In addition to the tiM, MIDDLEPORT. SORORITY C hnstmas parl)i - ston Churchill said, "Politics girls pictured with Envoy and Mrs. Wining m yesterday's OHIO paper, Sherr! Russell sent several items Cindy Soulsby and and exchange Tuesday at are almost as exciting as Mlstee Grueser served refreslunents Judy Mees led the 7 JO p m at home of Debbie war, aod qu1te ss dangerous. H2-5759 Fmlaw All g1fts must be In war, you can only be k1Ded wrapped 10 wh1te paper w1th once, but 10 politics many a red bow. Urnes." .... tf !NI Church and Office Supplies- Gifts 99 M11t 51 Middleport . MASON ASSEMBLY OF Middleport MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ' Fi ne Food & Service .D1al 992·5248 Meigs County Branch GOO , Duddmg La n e , Mason W V a , Ch es ter Tennant Pas tor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 .J 5 a 111 Ch ildren 's Church 6 45 p ht Yo un g Peop les Se rvtce 6 1.5 p m Evang e ltSI• c Se rv ice ,. J 30 p m W o m en s MtSStOilJ'rY Coun c tl 10 a m hr s r and lhtrd Tu es days Pray er and Brbl e St udy Wednesday , 1 30 p m ' '. I DUDLEY'S 1 Yr. Tenn heritage house Groceries & Genera l M erchand ise Rac tne Ph 941·5772 Pomeroy . BAPTIST - Corn er of Second and A nder son Mason Pa stor r Wall er Cloud Sunday schoo l 9 IS am worsht p se r111c e, 11 am and 7 30 p m Week l y Otble st udy Wedn esday , 7 30 001 am Prayer and Btbl e study hcv ((.c.,,l \.{11\ ta)'lo\u r 7 JO " ni Cottage Praye r '• Unda y ~C h OO I !i rJpl , Jo e ~e nh.e Tu esday . 10 am !,ayre Sunday school 9 45 Worsh ip -5e r lftCe Thursday a m , Sunda y evenmo wor llO po• ~ WAID CROSS SONS STORE Dlal112 ·2318 CHRI ST P St M ason B tbt e Study 10 am Wo r Ship 11 am and 7 p m Btbt e Study We dn c sday 7 p m Vo c a l mU SIC 10 30 young people's. FAIRVIEW BIBLE C)tURCH, Lelarf W Va , Rl worsh ip, 7 30 p m , Bible 1. Rev G eorge Hoschar sludy, \Wednesdav 7 30 p m pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 10 . I . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT CHURCH OF 0 Box 487 Mil ler w Va Sunday meettng , 6 30 P m , eve ntno ' I Sporting Suppl1es and C B 's )08 Page Middleport, Oh10 MASON COUNTY FIRST •' IN DIAN 'JOE'S ' Chester, Oh1o N at tonwtde Insurance Ph 941·31S1 . GAUL'S MARKET 307 Sprmg Ave • •' ' RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Ra eme '1,000 Minimum ALL ARE REAL COLLECTORS ITEMS • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION On CertifitatJs Of DeiJosil Recordings . Also A Few 78 R.P.M.'s With the hope it will. in some measure', fo~ter and h~lp susta1n that: which 1s good 1n family and community life, th1s feature IS sponsored by, ~ the business f1rms and organizations whose names appear below. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Rod K a s l er pas tor V H Bra ley Sunday sc hool sup l Sun day sc hoo l 9 JO a m 1 w o r sh tp se r v tce and commun ion 10 JO a m you th m ee lmg 6 p m Sun day evenrn g se rv• c e 7 r egu l ar bo ard m eetmg , l h trd Sa tur d a y 7 pm mas. INTEREST 33 RPM • WHITE ' S CHAPEL HARRLSONVU..LE JUNIOR TROOP 1155 A hike to be taken Saturday was planned at th1s week's meetang of lhe Harrisonville Jumors Also discussed was a caroling and ChriStmas party to be held the week of Christ- · Social ~ Teen ensemble plans Christmas musical Calendar it He was a reined ed1tor and a w1se one. But he was a real1st- as a ncwspapennan must : : : When the front page makes you bappy -It's been a great day! I'm one who has nouced thilt the great days seem farther apart. Nor can I blame an my : ulcer the headlines that don't make anyone happy Someone else sa1d men make tbe news; : reporters only write it. ; It's ume to g1ve thought to the loots of happmess After all, what happens every day 1s : s1mpiy the fru1t of a m11Jion vmes Down at the roots ISwhere the fateful cho1ces are made • wh1ch me v1tably bnng forth the1r fru1t : Th1s 1s a m1ghty fine newspaper whose serv1ce to the community 1s to tell us what news ! men have made today We also have some m1ghty fine churches Their serv1ce to the ~ commumty 1s to mold the fa1th and character of the men who w1ll make the news tomorrow Our churches are workmg at the roots of happmess I • be One of h1s saymgs became legendary m that busy pressroom Cool v ill e R D Rev Ro y Decler past or Sun d a y sc hool 9 JO a m wo r Sh iP se r vtce, 10 30 a Ill B1 bl e sl udy and pr aye r serv tce We dn es day , 7 30 p m :~ . Wednesday 8 0 T T 0 M The Chr1stm as dinn er party of the Hearthston e Class of the M1ddleport F1rst Bap t1sl Church was held Tuesday mght at the home of Mr and Mrs John Werner The Rev Peter Granda! had the table grace and also reported on the children s tnp to the Grand Central Malt at Parkersburg to purchase g1fts for the1r parents The Werner hom e wa s ex· tensJVely decorated for the dmner Several gave Chnstmas thoughts and there wa s gro up s1ngmg of car ols Ed1son Baker presided at the meet1ng Members exchanged g11ts Attendmg were the Rev and Mrs Granda!, Susie and Rosanne, Mr and Mrs Charles Sheets, Mr and Mrs Gene Kauff, Mr and Mrs Hllroid Chase, Mr and Mrs Dav1d Darst , Mr and Mrs W11t1s Anthony, Mr and Mrs Paul Smart, Mr and Mrs Harold Hubbard , Mr and Mrs M1iton Hood, Mrs LoUise Dav1s, Ed1so~ Baker, Mr and Mrs Allen Hughes and the hosts , Mr and Mrs Werner It was decided to purchase the handbooks needed by the scouts. Sherri Arnold, the newest member, led 10 the pledge which was followed by the gJrl scout pledge led by Sarah Doss, Marg1e and Linda Ash. Mrs. Thelma Dalton had prayer. The gJrls sang ChriStmas carols and refreShments were served to those named and Mary Reeves, Renee Wilhs and Chr1stine Hanmg. Unable to attend the meeting were Juhe Spencer, Anita and Angela Harman. ·Celebrates birthday Psalms Rev J ames H L each pasl or Sunday school 9 30 a m Ru ssel l Sp en cer supl Wors h tp serv •ce 10 45 a m Evenmg w or shtp allerna lm g wt th c e at 1 30 p m on Sunday Prayer me e t.n g 7 30 p m We dn e sday , Al fred Wo l fe l ay leader MASON ,., 't TODD LISLE 6 14 K rn gsbury Road Gary Kmg pa stor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m eve nm g wor sh p 7 30 p m Pray er m ee t •ng Wed n es d a y 7 30 p m MAS ON FIRST BAPTIST Se con d an d Pom eroy Sts • Sunday St an Cratg p astor sc hool 9 15 am worSh ip servt ce 11 am tra •nmg un .on 6 JO p m e v entng wo rs htp servte e 7 JO p m M •d wee k prayer s ervt ce. We dn esd ay 7 JO p m By Charlene Hoeflich ~ji •· · ...... Moooay BAPTIST Mt l e s Trout pa s tor Sunday Sc hoo l , 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY am , L eo n Mt11 e r s up! CHURCH - Sunday Sc hoo l E ve nrng se r11 1C e 7 p m Prayer m eet ng Thursd ay 7 9 30 a m wo r sht p servlc e, 11 pm a m . Wed n esday pray er CHESTER CHURCH OF m eeltng 1 30 p m youth GOD--Re~o~ Bobby Porter , servt ces, Sunday 7 p m pa sl or Sunday sc hool 9 3U Sunday ntght worshtp 7 30 a m w or sl'\ lp s erv tcc 11 RUTLAND CHUR:tM UF a m cve nrn g se r v rce 7 JO THE NAZARENE Rev yo uth scr v rc e We dn esd a y lloyd D Grtmm J r pa stor 1 30 p m 9 30 a m 1 LANGSVI LLE CHRISTIAN Sunday school CHURCH T ed J on es. wor Sh ip serv tce 10 30 a m pa stor Su n d <ty sc hoo l 9 JO broadca st i111 e o v er W MPO youn g p eopl e s se r v tc e 6 IS am Roy Stgm an sup t an ge liSti C servt ce 7 30 p m morn ng wo rSh •p 16 'J o ev Prayer meetmg , We dn esda y Sun d ay e11 cn rng ser v tce 7 30 7 30 p m M1ss rona ry m d w ee k serv ice W ed m e et ing , 1 30 p m f1 rst n esd a y 7 30 p m SY RACU SE CHURCH OF Wedn esday ot month THE ·~ IH 9 13 BRETHREN IN CHRIST - RACINE FIRST BAPTIST ~" '1l i~ luke CHRISTIAN- Bruce Smlfh p as lor W al la c e Dam ewood Sup t B tb le Sc hool , 9 30 am P re achmg ser 11 •ce 10 as a m No ev enmg serv iC e HY SEL L K ~N FR~~ ME THODIST CHURCH Re11 P au l N evrl le pas lor Su nd ay Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morn•n g se rviC e 10 30 a m yo u th SH VI CC 6 45 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN E~o~ang e lt s t rc se r v1 ce 1 JO p rn CHURCH Pill e Grov e The Pr a y er m eet mg T hur sctay Rev Wrtlla m Mlddl es w ar l h 7 30 pIll Pa s tor Cn ur ch se r v 1cos 9 30 FREEDOM G O SPEL am Sun da\1 Sch ool 10 30 am MISSION at Bald K nob Re11 BRADBURY CHUR CH OF E J Gr il l th sup! of church CHRIST - B1bl e Sc hool 9 JO Re 11 l R Glu c se n c a mp am morntng wor ShiP 10 JO pas tor Rog er W tltlrc d Sr a m Sun day eVenm g wor sh 1p Sund ay Sc hool su p! Sunda y se r v•ce 7 p m c h01 r pr ac t tce sc ho o l 9 JO a m pray er We dn esda y 7 p m Rev Jc fl m cc t1 n g Tue sda y 7 30 p m Ranson P us tor yo ut h m ee l •ng 6 p m Sunda y ANTIQUITY BAPTIST lea d er s Ada 'V an Me t er and Re~o~ rr ee la n d Norn s p as tor Gr ella t uttl e Sunday e ~o~enmg Sunda y sc ho o l 10 a m w or sh•p 7 p m 1hrou g h Ch u r ch se r v•cc 7 p m w nt er mon th s MT HERMON CHURCH We d nes da y Bi bl e Stu dy THE UNITED 0 ~AC INE CHURCH OF THE OF NAZAR EN'E - R ev John A Coffman p as ro r Sunday School 9 30 a m Gerald We ll s sup t Mor ntn g WorS h iP 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg wo r shtp 7 30 Prayer m ee hng Wedne sday 7 30 p m --..~· ~ Class enjoys yule party Girl Scout Diary ~: • ~- Suooay- CARLETON CHURCH - L 0 NG ,.• •~w;.,~:::::::=:.:=:::·:·:·: :.:::·:·:-:::::.:.;::;:·: :·:·:·:-:·:-:·····=·:·:·:~·.·:·:·:·: 0. :·:.:·:·: • :. :::: . ' CHRIST OF LATTER D AY SA INT S Portl and Ra c m e Ro ad Wtl lia m Rou sh pa stor Den ny E v<1ns Sun d i'l y Sc h o ol D •r ec tor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m Mo rn m g wors h•P 10 30 a m Sunday cv en1 nQ se r v 1cc 7 p m We dn es da y ~ve n m g pr a y er se rviC eS 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R o v E arl Shul e r pa st o r Wor shtp serv1 c e 9 JO '\ m Sunday sc hool 10 JO am Brb l e s t u d y and pr a y ~ serllt Ce Thur s_E ay 7 JO p m 7- The DaUySentmei, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fr1day, Dec 12, 1975 When the front page mal{es you happy ~ UTLAND G e r be r , Pasto r worsh•P 10 30 a m Churc h Sc h oo l 9 JO Alfred Social Notes p R onn 1e Sa lser Sunday school supl Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m m or nrn g worshtp 10 40 am , s~ nday cvenmg worsh 1p, 7 30 Wednesday evenmg Bt b le study 1 30 RUTLAND •• P11stor D enn1s Cr ecgar. As soc Mln iSI Cr JOPPA - Wo r sh1p l Oam Ch ur c h Sc hoo l 9 a m Pr ay er Mccht• Q Wed nes da y B p m LONG BOTTOM Wo r sJ, ip 9 a m Sunday Sch oo l 9 ~ ~ am Prayer Mce t ,nq We d nesd ay 7 10 p m NORTH BETHEL 1 Ch urc h Wo r sh p 11 n m School 10 a m A LFR E D - Sund a y Sch oo l wo r Sh iP 11 a m OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN 9Prasa y aer mm eet• ng W~ dn cs d ay UNION - La w r en ce Man ley 7 4!> p m UMW Jrd Tues day p as tor M r s Russel l Yo ung R p Ill Sun d ay Sc hoo l S~ pt Surj d a y REEDSVILLE Sunday Sc hO QI 9 30 a m E v c n1ng w or sh1p 7 JO We dn es d a y Sc hool 9 30 a m Wor sh p 7 JO p m Pr ay er M eeltng 7 JO pr a y er m echng 7 J O p m Tu esday UMW 7 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF p m GOO Ra crn e Rout e 1 th e p tn l si Thur sday SILVER RIDGE Wor R e 11 Ja m es M Mun c y p ast or Sun day sc h oo l 9 JS sh1p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 am a m m ornm g wo rs hi P 11 TUPPE RS PLA INS a m e v enmg w or sh tp 7 30 Wor 9 a m C h~r c h Sc h ool Pr a y e r mee l 1ng Tu es d a y , 10 il shtp m 7 JO p m Yo ung peopl es KENO CHUR CH OF m cct tng 7 JO p m Th ursday CH RIS T - George r r edcn ck M IDDLEPORT FIRST sup l ~ crvtcC wee kly 9 30 BAPTIST - Co rn er ~ • ~~: lh a nd a nr on Sunda y Pre ach tn g P alm e r . th e R e v Pe t er lt r s l an d thtr d Sund eys of G ran d a! pa st o r D a nny month by Cldford Sm th 9 30 Thom pso n su p ertnt e nd e n t ilnl Sund a y Sc hoo l WM PO Rad10 H OBS ON C H RIST I A N pro g ram f .J 5 a m Sun d ay UNION Darr ell Dod d r il l Sc hoo l 9 t5 a Ill Mo r nm~ pastor Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 wor shi P 10 15 a m Y oul h a n1 L eon ard Gil m ore t l r sl d(lt v dt es and f e l low sh p for elde r ev enm g ser v 1cc 7 JO 1un• or and se n1o r htgh p m W cd n es d a t p r u y er s ludenl s 6 p m Sunday m ee t mg 7 30 p 11 c 11en 1ng wor sh 1p 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Mtd w ee k pra yer s e r v rces GO D - Rac m e Rou l e 2 Tire Wedn es day 7 30 p m Rev Cha r les Han d p as tor CHURCH OF CHRIST Sun d ay sc hool 9 15 am m o rn ng w or sh tp 11 a m Midd l eport 5Th and 1 Mam E ve nm g se r v •ces Tu esda y G eorg e Gl aze m tnt s ter and Fr .d a y 7 JO p m Jam es Shee ts , s up er 1n BEARWALLOW R ID GE l end enl B1bl e school 9 30 Do uq am mo r n mg wor Sh i P 10 30 CH URCH OF CHRI ST lll lf)tS l cr 01 bl c am ev enrng worsh ip 7 30 1:\c ilm,ln mor n ulg sl ud y 9 10 a m prayer ser11r ce. 7 p m Wed 10 10 ,1 m cvcn tn g nesday lo worsh p Wcd ncsd•W MIDDLEPORT Church wo r sh •P 11 p m Of Th e Nazarene rW lh ' 11 b le Sl ll d \1 H pIll MT OLIVE CHURCH Rev Do n Col e pa s to r M rs M ary Lathey Lon g Bo tt om Su11da y Sc h oo l Sund ay School supt Sunday 10 a m Wi th N lll ar d P1g0 t1 schoo l 9 30 am morn1ng sup!" Evan g el• st• c m essage worshtp 11 am Sun day c.1c h Sunday ev cn1n g 7 30 by evang e i1 St 1c mee tm g , 7 30 El der Ru sse ll Cl 1ne mm1 s1er p m prttyer m ee tm g ot the Apo stol c 1-a1lh B bte Study Wedn es day 7 30 p m Wed!'lesday 7 30 p m THE UNI T E D ST IVERS VIll E CO M PRESBYTERIAN MIN MU NIT Y CHURC H - Sun d ay 10 am ISTRY OF MEIGS sch-o ol se n •t cc COUNTY, Dwt ght L Zavtlz Pra ye r m ee l tng Thu rs d a y 1 p m Sun d ay eventn g se r v•ce Pastor D i re ctor a m , Mrs the sermonelte MORS E CHAPEL Worsh1p II ii r11 Clw r t ll Sc hoo l 10 rl nr PORTLAND \\ors t11 p 1 tO p nr Chu r ch \c hao I 9 30 l Ill SUTTON Chur ct't '>c h oo l 'I lC ,) nr Wo r ~ h l p ts l an d l r d • un d a y s 10 JO a 111 NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Mc ccl!, hiiJ 1 Ill Wc d 11t sdav pr~1 11cr an d B• bl c st udy I 1U p " . I~ I~· • 3rd St. 1975 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Ph. 949·2515 Racin~, Ohio SALISBURY BROWNIES mtJ AVJSit to the Meigs Museum was made Thursday by the 14 Salisbury Brownies accompamed by Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. Ida Mae Clark, Mrs. Susan Pullins, Mrs. Sandy Rodman, and Mrs. Pat Arnold They went especially to view the oldfashioned Christmas display now on exhibit at the museum. ~~~ .II. speofll touch to• Hohctav lllt~ayu 200 II oact.age' LOO ROUS Ctloost 15 sq h of embOued or punted to I WlfiP 0 5() 1(1 t\ or <14'ro•tt•ve papet o! J 16 +n \o. 11:l1!1nObon 69\. 1 RALL 5 BEN FRANKLIN NOW OPEN 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY CLOSED SUNDAYS ' !01 vo ur J- CURUIIO RIIIOII OFF ICE RS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURSJ-E AST COU.RT ' IIIQI •den lilv•ng .. IIUPOOLS RIVERVIEW GIRL SCOU'I'S The scouts met at Stewart Hall this past week. The Junlor Scouts made sleighs from egg cartons and the Cadette Scouts covered and decorated shorterung ctns to put Christmas goodies in. Plans were made to have a Chilstmas party Dec. 22, with the girls to go caroling prior to the party Refreshments were served .by Carla Cowdery, Mary 'Masters and Alison Cau thorn I' J0 t olollul H ohd<~v promise and Debbie Murphy, the pledge to open the meeting. Sunday,~~r14, ' STRIIIO TMS 81g 80 5Q h p.uk ot b11ght Hol1dav wrap 28 " w•cte �9- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 12, 1975 ~ - The Daily ~ntinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., F'riday, Dec. 12, 1~75 DICK TRACY l WIS~ Television log for easy viewing I COUI...Cl . ANSWER THAT, SFARI<I.E. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1975 · 6:3()-NBC News 3.4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS Nws 8, 10; Two .Way Street 20; Carling, Caollng 33. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; Lawrence Welk 8; To•Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Aviation Weather 33; News 1Q; Don Adamo Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20. CAPI'AIN EASY ~ OMfWHER.t= OVER T~C' ALLE6 H E~ 1 ES ·­ E!J ROUTE TO ~ EW 'IORK · · THE Me KE& A I RMO~ILE I~ 8E IIJ6 FORCED DDWr-J BY WE KNOW THESE LITrLE ~RU S H FIRE ARE BREAK.It.J6 OUT ALL OVER·· BUT THIS 15 RIDICULOUS: WA~? THOSE MASKS MJO BURP GUIJS DOIJT LOOK LIKe' AIJY >SIGHT Holiday _Po____,.l-'--ly_'s_P~ointers potluck held VERY SIMPLE, CAPTAIIJ EASY .. HAND OVER ALL TH05E MOVIE F I LII~ YOU' VE- BEEIJ 5 HOOTI!J6! 7:3()-Porter Wagoner 3; Bobbv Vinton 4; Candid Camero 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronoky 20; $25,000 pyramid 10: To Tell the Truth 13: Pop Goes the Country 15; Black Perspective on the News 33. 8:oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15; Movie "The Guns of Navarone" 6, 13; Dr. Seuss 8, tO; Washington Week in Review 20,33. 8:30-HaU.of Fame 3,4,15; Frooty the Snowman 8,10; Wall Streek Week 20,33. From rick rack riot to blue jean dream 9:00-Ho;,.comlng : A Christmas Story 8,10; Firing Line 20: Masterpiece Theatre 33. to :oo-Pollce Slory 3,4,15; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10:30-Avlatlon Weather 20. ' 11:()C)-News 3,4,6,8, IO,t3,15; />.BC News 33. 11 :30-Johnny Corson 3,4,15; Wide World ~peclal 13; Sammy & Co. 6; Movie "The Buccaneer 8: Janak! 33. t :()C)-Midnight Special 3,4,15: Wide World Special 6; : Movie "Unknown Island" tO; News 13. 2:30-Movle "Nevada Smllh" 4. 4:3()-Movle "Copacabana Palace" 4 Friday on Channel Five: 7:00 - Wrestling : 2 Hrs. lc• 9:oo-Stagecoach West IO :()C)-Burke's Law SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1975 · 6:oo-FIIm 4; Sunrise ·semester tO: Debates for the '70s 13. 6:30-Matters of Life 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse GA65! · Club 10. 7:oo-Saturday Report 3; Farm Front 4; Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8; U.S. Farm Report 10: Kentucky Afield 13. 7:30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; reason was that his hand Vegetable Soup 15; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man from 12 should take eight tricks and NORTH 10• C. 0. S.l. tO; Devlin 13; Mister Rogers' Neigh.832 borhood 20. might not take nine. •AKQJ71 8:oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15: Hong Kong Phooey His idea turned out to be a tA6 6,13; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sesame good ·one. The defense started oloAJ Street 20. with five spade tricks . South WEST EAST 8:3()-Josle and the Pussycats 3,4,15: Tom and .Jerrydiscarded the six of diamonds •AJ76 ~ •,K 10 GrapeApe6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bug& and jack of clubs from dummy • 10 ~ • 9 8! Bunny and Fr iends 10. and took Lhe final eight. l~HN,ctt.AD'I?, WNV 1PJ ~ tV~THI~ 9:oo-Secref Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15; Electric t K J 10 9 t142 If North had played at three Company 20. olo5 3 o1o K Q 10 81 CAN'T '/OJ C:l/1:'~ hearts he might have found El-Se ll1A.T WA.'/! 9:30-Pink Panther 3,4,15: Lost Saucer 13; Hock and SOUTH some way to make the conU£T RB/'.C'i 01-J Yogi 6; Stooby-Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. •Q 94 tract but it would require contO:oo-Land of the Lost 3s,4,15; Adventures of Gilligan • 63 TIM~'? o siderable help from his op13; Hot Dog 6; Shazaml -lsls 8, 10; Sesame Street 20 . • Q8~ 3 ponents and we have found 0 10:30-Run, Joe, Run 3,4, 15; Groovle Goo lies 6,13. "'9 7 6 2 that opponents don't always 11 :()C)-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Both vulnerable. cooperate. Buggy6,13; Space Nuts8,10; Electric Company 20. North-South 60 on score 11 :30-Westwlnd 3,4,15: OddbaiiCouple 6,13; Ghost West North Ea!lt South Pu~ters 8, tO; Mister Rogers 20. · t2:oo-Grandstand 3,4,15; Uncle Croc's Block 6,13; 2• Pass 2 N.T. Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, liD; Vegetable Soup 20. A Mississippi reader wants Pass ·Pass Pass 12 :30:-NFL Football3,4, 15; American Bandstand 6, 13; to know the correct rebid Opening lead - 6 • Movie " Hey There, It's Yogi Bear" 8; Fat Albert with : 10. I.Jnl.EORPHAN ANNIE oloAKux•AQxxxtxxo~ox l :oo-Famouo Classic Tales 10; Lowell Thomas By Oswald & James Jacoby after you have opened one Remembers 33. •,ITTI.E ORPHAN ANNIE-GOOD LOOKER The whole subject of part spade and partner has raised l :30-Greateot Sport& Legend& 6; American Life Style ;::;oo-=~------, r;~~~~"\:?:"~=:t:::: score bidding has been given yoo to two spades. I . 13; Biography 33. very sketchy 1realment by ' The answer is that you bid 2:00-Camellia Bowl 6,13; ·1975 World Finals of Drag ltMI;-- ~~rJW •• writers. There is a good four s~ades. You should ":ant Racing 10; Film 33. reason for this . Each parl I~ be, m game. Why not Just 2:30-VIewpolnt 8; Valiant Years 33. score creates its own spe~ial btd tt. 3:oo-NFL Today 8,10; Family at War 33. problems. (Do you have s question 3:30-Marshall Basketbali3; It Takes a Thief 4; NFL Football 8,10: Across the Fence 15. There is one area of general lor the -experts? Write "Ask 4:()C)-NFL Game of the Week 3: To Be Announced 15; agreement about two bids th e Jacobys" care . of this · Making Things Grow 33. with part score which is that newspaper. The Jacobys will 4:30-Green Acres 3; Probe: The World Around Us 4; lhe strong-suit two bid is a answer individual questions Cricket oflhe Hearth 15; Religious America : Crow one-round force even though it il stamped, sell-addressed . River Christmas 33. is a "bid of game. envelopes are enclosed. The l :oo-FBI 3; American Live Style 4: French Chef 33. With 60 on score, North most interesting questions 5:15-Wide World of Sports 6,13. . ~~~~~~c~~1 to open two hearts. will be used in this column 5:3()-Adam-124: To Be announced 15: Highway Safety responded two nolrump and will re ceive copies of 33 . North decided lo pass. His JACOBY MODERN.} 6:oo-Newo 3,4; God Has The Answer IS; What now, America? 33. 1 6:30-NBC News3,4,15: Rhoda 8: CBS News tO; Lilias, ... AND QUI'TE I !XJN T Kf\ICM' .. .HE'S 06VtOUSLV A Yoga and You 33 . • CAPI'.8LI: OF IF I WAHTlO MALE CHAIJVINIST.' ASSISTING MR. GO WITH HIM , 7:oo-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk 15; Hee Haw by THOMAS JOSEPH OOP IN/>. LI:Z .. . 6,8; Firing Line 3; In The Know tO; Newsmaker '75 TliCHNIC.A.L ACROSS DOWN 13. CAP,!,CIT'/! I - Summer· I_Disgrace 7 : ~0- Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild tO; Wild viUe z- Birthplace• Kingdom 13. B:oo-Emergencyl 3,4, 15; Howard Cosell 6, 1.3; JefS Groucho 's of HST fersons 8, 10; Rival• of Sherlock Holmes 33 brother 3 Actress, 1 ' 8:3()-Doc 8,10. 10 Cottontail - Papas 9:oo-C:ollege Basketball 3: S.W.A.T. 6,13; Movie 11 French· 4 Plateau "Oklahoma Crude" 4, 15; Mary Tyler Moore 8, tO: Canadian 5 Alpine American Family 33. novelist, cottage / 9:30-Bob Newhart 8,10. Louis 6 Start of a IO:oo-Matt Helm 6, 13; Carol Burnett 18,10; Sound12 Ed or Nancy toast Yesterdafs Answer olage 33. 13 fit for ; .. _ Dreamer" 16 ~'rench city 28 Sneezing 11 :()C)-News 3,8, tO, 13; ABC News 6. II : tO-News 4; American Outdoors man 15. tillage 12 wds. • ~1 Polite title cause GASOUNE ALLEY 15 Put in irons 8 Shoemaker 22 lnunediately 30 Wheel part 11 : 15-Movle "Bring Me The Vampire" 6. 11 :30-Movle "Breakoul" 3; Don Kirshner's Rock us that 17 Barbara 9 Away · ' 23 Bird 31 Kayak Concert 8; Movie " Promise Her Anything" tO; Not ier Geddes from soWJd 32 Expiate lone~ t' qit t'-th' 1 Movie "The />.stro-Zombles" 13; Janak! 33. 18 Before camp 24 Satanic 33 Credo twentLl time clock! 11 :40-Satui'day Night 4,15. 19 Opponent 12 wds . • 25 Dancer or 36 Future bull t :00-Soul Train 6. minutes! of DDF. 14 Golfer, singer 36 Hindu l :tO-Movie "Journey to Shiloh" 4. 20 Stripling Lee 26 Ali cymbal l :15-Movle "War-Gods of the Deep" 13. 21 Prearranged t :3()-Movle "The Joker Is Wild" 10. 2:45-Movle "The Secret of Blood Island" 4. 22 Alpine 3:()C)-ABC News 13. snow field 3:30-Movle "Good Neighbor Sam" tO. 23 See 15 4: 15-Movle "Moment to Moment" 4. Across 26 Tiresome @ic~ insect tivity and move on something ~ 27 Frau's to wh l~ h you've given con· .J:::3~~~L....:=-- consort slderablo thought. Nothing's to be gained by pondering. 1 28 Manhandle 29 Piglet SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 221 RECKON '-IV[; 60T You won't be sultlclenlly ap30 Sad sound Bemlce Becle Oaol preciative or others· assistance 31 "- Ballou" 1.:--+--4-----<1-NOSIO'TH' ~RTS. unless you realize tMir help 34 Man's For lllUrciiJ, Dec. 11, 1171 and counsel ere saving you AH'LL WHOOP TH' name Allll!l (Morell 21·Aprll 11111 much sweat end strain. 1RAIN UP.NSIN'!rAppease must decide today SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec:. Derringer - -+-+--1 you between what leeds your ego 211 keep your ob!OC· 39 Presently or what fallens your wallet, tlves,YouIn will perspeci iVe today, ir.-+-+-+--1 don't hesitate: Mone* easily assigning everything to Its 40 Wager cures your wounded pride. 41 Solitary propar lime and place. b-+--1--+---1 TAURUS (April 20·M., 20) ,_.H<-u Poe's (Dec. 22·Jan. rr-+-+-+--1 Others retain a very strong In- CAPRICORN 111 Let go , ol lhe mundane fluence on your opinions today. stresses that bug you today. -..1...-L-J...,,.,! ll's not dlatastelul. Your views Have a good time. You're en• and theirs are In harmony. tilled to let your hair down ;;;lliiA....L.:... DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE'- Here's how to work -It: GEMINI (Mer 21·Juno 20) without foetlng guilty. Regardless ol What others may . AXVDLBAAXR (Jan. 20·Fib. 111 advise, you've got to do II your AQUARIUS You have a way ot saying Is I. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W way today. Once you break something today that will 011 a THEY SAY &TAN ADAM& loose, you'll wonder why you One lctlor simply stands lor another. In this sample A II dear lrlond off tho hook. He JANI(l; DO '!OJ KIOI\/ ANYTHINGHA&N'T E:>EEN HIMSELF used lor the three I.'s, X lnr· th<• two O's, etc. Single letters. tarried. couldn't have dono 11 hlmaall. ABOUT STAN ADAM& I RE.CENT 13ElATELY. HE'& 13EEN apostrophes, the lcn~th and formation ol lhe wnrds are all CANCEII (J..,. 21.July 22) Warm leellnga rotull. HAVIa<! 'THAT I rowr KNOW ? GRcOCHY.._tr<RITA13LE 1 hint!'~ . F.ar h da)l thc t'llCif l cltrrAnrc different. Self>preservation ol your goals (Feb, 20·111•011 20) &HORT- I t::MPERED. .. will be your Initial objective to· PII.CII Pyahlng yourHW too hard to ('RVPTOQUOTES WE}:bJ MISt; WINKLE r day. Fortunately, you'll soon analn a material gaol will only I v.v GET A LDT OF "'-F:::......d learn aspirations of others are postpone Ita realization. The FEEOOACK FROM ' K MUUL F T E E KME S MF N H V V Y E , eQually Important. moment you ooaa up, you'll THEGIRL5 LIO (JulJ 23-Aug. 221 If you'll reap tho harvott. DOY FVFT L S U V H Y M F Y forsake the realm of reflection SVHT today and get Into the arena of E y T y . live action. you can do anything ET IOHLY N .-- E . you seryour mind to. YIIIGO (Aug. 23·1apt. 221 Sol YL~' LOE, CH. DIC. 11, 1171 your sights high today. You're , Cry . · capable of llallenlno any Be willing lo work thle coming Yes Ierday s ptoquole1 A NATION CANNOT PER- obstacle If you're aware ol tho year Whan othora loy down MANENTLY REMAIN.ON A LEVEL ABOVE TiiE LEVEL OF barriers. lhelrtoola. Tho rawarda wllfo•· lTS WOMEN. - RAMSAY coed your oxpoctallona. Thoaa LIBIIA (..pi, 23-0Ct. 231 II'S WATCH Ol:lT FER TH ' (f) 1916 Kin11 Ffatwea Syndl~ate,Jnc . l time to ahod tho cloak of lnac- you aarve will loter aervo you. MUD PUDDLE , ! NEWSPAPER lrtn:RPRISE ASII't 1 PAW Ar-J ARMED HELI COP TER : .. POLLY'S PROBLEM QEAR POLLY.- I have so many small pieces of rick rack and bias tape in all colors that are from one and a half to ~n inches long. Do you know of any way I could use them ? - MRS. E. M. DEAR MRS. E.M.-Such pieces could be ulied to make decorations for denim jackets and blue jeans by shaping the pieces to form Dowers, let· ters, animals, leaves, etc. and then have a bit of em· broidery added to make them more realistic. I am sure you can come up with gay effects that teen-agers like on such clothes. The same type decorations eould be made to use on dresses and suUs for the wee ones, too. - POLLY. WIN AT BRIDGE Forcing bid with part score -",. w ·I • • .•' ...... -· f .... £ ft ~ " .. f: f:. ... ~ u .. ~ • IDAH. DEAR POLLY - I save all those foam pla~s that come with meal on them. I find them handy for putting in the bottom of my garbage bags, especially the heavy paper ones. This keeps the bottom of the bag from gelling wet and also helps hold II up fi rmly , They are also great to use to catch the peels when peeling potatoes, and so on and for use when going on picnics. Always wash them well before storing. - MRS. P.Z. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the TV commercials using very small children since we cannot understand a word they say. What they hope to accomplish by using these small children is beyond me. - L.S. DEAR .LS. - I am sure It will be good news to ad agenc.les whO do this to know that you are at least trying to hear their messages. POLLY. DEAR POLLY - The reader who wan Is to recycle bread twist ties could use them to lie small planls to s!Bkes. But the use I like best is to twist two of them of the same color together and slip through a Christmas tree ball to hang it on the tree. Fasten one end to the ball that usuaUy has an eye or loop to the top and bend the other end DEAR POLLY - To keep my glass shower doors free from a cloudy soap scum, I clean them and then rub on a bit of oil with a soft cloth . Vegetable, baby oil and petroleum jelly oil will all work . - MRS. P.R. . DEAR POLLY - When living in an older home with radiators, dusting them was a problem until one day I used a baby hollle brush and foWJd it worked just great. Thanks for all the pointers. I have used many of the ideas. MRS. E.R.M. HOSPITALIZED RUTLAND - Mrs. Eli Denison or Rutland is a patlenl allhe Holzer Medical Center. Cards may be sent to room 220. APPLE GROVE - The Apple Grove United Methodi s t Chur ch held a fe ll owship and Chr istmas party at the Lelart Falls -Community Center Satw-day evening. A6 p.m. dinner was served wilh table arrangements of pine bran ches, poinsettias and icicles with red ca ndles Party plans finalized Others atlending the meeting were Veda Davis, Jean Braun, Mary Hamrn, Linda Hamm, Eva Schreiber, Donna Jones, Judy Eichinger, Vicky Michaels, Barbara Lester, Jean Coates and Peggy Mould. CHESTER - Final plans for the Firemen's Auxiliary Christmas parly were made at the Wednesday evening meeting at the firehouse . There will be a covered dish dinner at 5 p. m. on Dec. 14 at lhe firehouse with firemen and families as guests . The meeting, presided over by president Clarice Allen, ope ned with the Lord 's Prayer, followed by roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Erma Oeland and lhe treasurer's report by Opal Wickham. Dues were collected as was money for the sale of cards. Present were Clarice Allen, Ethel Orr, Opal Eichinger, Joy Oark, Karla Chevalier, Opal Wickham, Erma Cleland , Dorothy Myers , Georgia Smith, Margare t Christy and Clara Conroy.Ciarice Allen. BAKE SALE PLANNED The Salisbury Gir.. Scouts, JWJior Troop 100, will hold a bake sale at Kro ge r 's Salw-day beginning - at 9:30 a.m. In 1953, Maj . Charles Yeager flew a Bell X1A jet research plane more than two and a half times. the speed of sound. buUettn. us.!d in keeping with the Chris tma s season. Rei' . Howard Shiveley gave the prayer preceding the. dinner . A pr og ram was held following the dinner led by Dallas Hill with Mrs.- Belly Shiveley at the piano for singing uf Christmas carols. Rev. Shiveley had scripture and prayer. Reading s were " If th e Christ Child Came Tonight," Joyce While; "Begin Christmas, ' ' Dee Spencei'; " My PARENTS We Are Plea sed To Announce Sabra Moirison Snowman," and Jane Amberger, "The First Noel," "0 Corne All Ye Faithful," "Joy 1o the World" and "Jingle Bells." IS A NEW LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE For World Book Childcraft Call992-2650 Pomeroy M Gold Star CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY NEXT DRAWING SAT" DEC. 13 $100.00 Gift Certificate For Groceries Get Free Tickets At All ticlpallng Gold Star Stores. Poinsettias Par· •s.oo •3.00 to Choose from 600 poh. Churches and organizations quantity discount . Also Foliage Plants & Baskets. Hubbard Greenhou.-a Syracuse 992-S776 I I ~ ........... VALVOLINE Open Evenings Til 8 PM MOTOR OIL ,. Valvollnes all Climale IOW-40 oil. Limil6 quarts eo'h customer. On I' ~ s1le Salurtt.y and sunday Only. r • Kitchen-Prints &Tweeds 100% NYLON PILE $ 99 so~ ' ' Very nice patterns In a large array of colors. Good wear and easy cleaning . 850 WATTS NOWFOR FASTER DRYING Quart . ....- $15 5 STYLING ATTACHMENTS $22.95 Value ~S..LLLJ..L 66~ OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 Sq. ' Yard JUMBO PACK 10 ROLLS CHRISTMAS Family Room ""' ' "" GIFT WRAP . 100% Nylon Pile '' $ 99 Large selection of rubber back carpets. Fine for that family room, D. R., any room. PANASONIC 100 Sq. Ft. AM·FM Rawlings 2.49 Value RADIO TENNIS 1 Sq. 3 Colors Yard Regular $29.95 $1700 RACKET $8.95 Values $3- 99- ·'' ·~ IF YOU ARE BUYING AN AREA RUGS "' ''"' TREMENDOUS BARGAINS ARTIFICIAL TREE-VISIT SHOPPING MART FIRST ·' 6 FT. SCOTCH PINE ~=~es.co~;,~ 'fo ~ $1 . 99 MODERN ORIENTAL DESIGN GEOMETRIC 0 Graceful and full Priced To Sell ~Your WBirthday STAND SACK! HEA05 Uf' ! AAE 'IOU ((!A~? '11-11~ 1~ IT! HERE iiJE 60! FORE ! DOWJN 1'11E FIELD! IN 1'11E AIR! HE~ ITCOMES! Piano students to hold holiday recital Sunday SYRA CUSE Piano students of Rose Ann Jenkins will present a Christmas recital at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Asbur y United Methodis t Church in Syracuse . Stude nts who will play include Carol Morris, "The Christmas Song" and "Silver Bell s"; Camille Swindell "Mary's Baby Jesus" and "0 Bam bino 11 ; S o nia Ash ,"Toyland" and " H~ppy Birthday , Dear Chris t Child "; Tonia Ash, "March of lhe Toys" and "Plristmas Echoes"; Meg Amberger , " Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" and "A Marsh· mallow World" ; Paula Swindell, "Ave Maria" and "Dear Ole Dear Ole Santa.':: Diana Nease, "Rudolph" and " Th e Abominable Christmas List," Donna Hill ; "What Seems to be Wrong with Christmas ," Bob Spencer; "Bethlehem Road," Eileen Buck. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Shiveley, Florence Smith, Alice Balser, Dolly Wolle, Early Roush , Eileen Buck, Bertha Robinson, Debbie Barnell, Edna McCartney, Douglas Barnell, Ruth Grindstaff, Stella Jarrell , Monk Barnett, Mel Waldnig, Bob and Dee Spencer, Bernice and Russell Roush, Carmen Carpenter, Eddie , David, Sharon and Cindy Roush , Bess and Dorsey Parsons, Donna and Dallas Hill , Jan, Darrell and Tracy Norris , Jack, Shirley and Paul Ables, Joyce, Ca rr oll, Darla , Deanna, Keith and Kevin Whi~, Dolly Hill, Mamie and Paul Byers. ... 1 ~ branch. Just a crook at the end W.ill hOld a small llghlw~lght ball, but the heavior ones should have the end or the tie wrapped around the branch two or three times.- I:!;:! ~~v;a;!::; I ~ AstroGrapt-l ' ' oo it will hang on the tree A holiday potluck for the American Lutheran Church Women of Sl. Paul and St. John's Lutheran Church was held at St. Paul 's Fellowship hall Tuesday night. Grace was given by the nev. William Mlddleswarth, pastor. Featured in the decorations were a lighted tree and extensive use of candles throughout the hall. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Rachael Downie and Mrs. Barbara Fry. .The pastor spoke on the gifts of the wisemen, gold, frankincense and myrrh, and gave a reading fr om Chrislmas Ideals . Name games were played with ~inners being Marta Guilkey , Erna Jesse, Lillian Moore and Lois Cleland. Group carol sipging completed the program. Mrs. Margaret Blaetlnar had charge of the business meeting during which time plans were made to decorate the church tree on Sunday afternoon. It was decided to purchase a poinsettia for the altar and to send Christmas cards lo shutins of the church. Names of the shut-ins will be listed tn the church .=:=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: assembl~, stores IWIY 1n handy stor1ge box In minutes. Compare at 1 m .n . All Prices Are ~ Cash & Carry TINSEL GARLAND .SuppiJ limited-So Hurry I' I' 7 FT. DEWXE CHRISTMAS TREE I i I BOWMAN _ ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR Five fU-nction, light digit , percent and memory key . Our best calculator priced tor a fast sell out I S45.00 Value $1977 l8 1t.xl '12 inch Blue-Green Gold Silver I ' I ' • :I I' • II . ..,. -· - •I it . ~ v. ' '1. ., �9- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 12, 1975 ~ - The Daily ~ntinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., F'riday, Dec. 12, 1~75 DICK TRACY l WIS~ Television log for easy viewing I COUI...Cl . ANSWER THAT, SFARI<I.E. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1975 · 6:3()-NBC News 3.4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS Nws 8, 10; Two .Way Street 20; Carling, Caollng 33. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; Lawrence Welk 8; To•Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Aviation Weather 33; News 1Q; Don Adamo Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20. CAPI'AIN EASY ~ OMfWHER.t= OVER T~C' ALLE6 H E~ 1 ES ·­ E!J ROUTE TO ~ EW 'IORK · · THE Me KE& A I RMO~ILE I~ 8E IIJ6 FORCED DDWr-J BY WE KNOW THESE LITrLE ~RU S H FIRE ARE BREAK.It.J6 OUT ALL OVER·· BUT THIS 15 RIDICULOUS: WA~? THOSE MASKS MJO BURP GUIJS DOIJT LOOK LIKe' AIJY >SIGHT Holiday _Po____,.l-'--ly_'s_P~ointers potluck held VERY SIMPLE, CAPTAIIJ EASY .. HAND OVER ALL TH05E MOVIE F I LII~ YOU' VE- BEEIJ 5 HOOTI!J6! 7:3()-Porter Wagoner 3; Bobbv Vinton 4; Candid Camero 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronoky 20; $25,000 pyramid 10: To Tell the Truth 13: Pop Goes the Country 15; Black Perspective on the News 33. 8:oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15; Movie "The Guns of Navarone" 6, 13; Dr. Seuss 8, tO; Washington Week in Review 20,33. 8:30-HaU.of Fame 3,4,15; Frooty the Snowman 8,10; Wall Streek Week 20,33. From rick rack riot to blue jean dream 9:00-Ho;,.comlng : A Christmas Story 8,10; Firing Line 20: Masterpiece Theatre 33. to :oo-Pollce Slory 3,4,15; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10:30-Avlatlon Weather 20. ' 11:()C)-News 3,4,6,8, IO,t3,15; />.BC News 33. 11 :30-Johnny Corson 3,4,15; Wide World ~peclal 13; Sammy & Co. 6; Movie "The Buccaneer 8: Janak! 33. t :()C)-Midnight Special 3,4,15: Wide World Special 6; : Movie "Unknown Island" tO; News 13. 2:30-Movle "Nevada Smllh" 4. 4:3()-Movle "Copacabana Palace" 4 Friday on Channel Five: 7:00 - Wrestling : 2 Hrs. lc• 9:oo-Stagecoach West IO :()C)-Burke's Law SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1975 · 6:oo-FIIm 4; Sunrise ·semester tO: Debates for the '70s 13. 6:30-Matters of Life 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse GA65! · Club 10. 7:oo-Saturday Report 3; Farm Front 4; Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8; U.S. Farm Report 10: Kentucky Afield 13. 7:30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; reason was that his hand Vegetable Soup 15; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man from 12 should take eight tricks and NORTH 10• C. 0. S.l. tO; Devlin 13; Mister Rogers' Neigh.832 borhood 20. might not take nine. •AKQJ71 8:oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15: Hong Kong Phooey His idea turned out to be a tA6 6,13; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sesame good ·one. The defense started oloAJ Street 20. with five spade tricks . South WEST EAST 8:3()-Josle and the Pussycats 3,4,15: Tom and .Jerrydiscarded the six of diamonds •AJ76 ~ •,K 10 GrapeApe6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bug& and jack of clubs from dummy • 10 ~ • 9 8! Bunny and Fr iends 10. and took Lhe final eight. l~HN,ctt.AD'I?, WNV 1PJ ~ tV~THI~ 9:oo-Secref Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15; Electric t K J 10 9 t142 If North had played at three Company 20. olo5 3 o1o K Q 10 81 CAN'T '/OJ C:l/1:'~ hearts he might have found El-Se ll1A.T WA.'/! 9:30-Pink Panther 3,4,15: Lost Saucer 13; Hock and SOUTH some way to make the conU£T RB/'.C'i 01-J Yogi 6; Stooby-Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. •Q 94 tract but it would require contO:oo-Land of the Lost 3s,4,15; Adventures of Gilligan • 63 TIM~'? o siderable help from his op13; Hot Dog 6; Shazaml -lsls 8, 10; Sesame Street 20 . • Q8~ 3 ponents and we have found 0 10:30-Run, Joe, Run 3,4, 15; Groovle Goo lies 6,13. "'9 7 6 2 that opponents don't always 11 :()C)-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Both vulnerable. cooperate. Buggy6,13; Space Nuts8,10; Electric Company 20. North-South 60 on score 11 :30-Westwlnd 3,4,15: OddbaiiCouple 6,13; Ghost West North Ea!lt South Pu~ters 8, tO; Mister Rogers 20. · t2:oo-Grandstand 3,4,15; Uncle Croc's Block 6,13; 2• Pass 2 N.T. Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, liD; Vegetable Soup 20. A Mississippi reader wants Pass ·Pass Pass 12 :30:-NFL Football3,4, 15; American Bandstand 6, 13; to know the correct rebid Opening lead - 6 • Movie " Hey There, It's Yogi Bear" 8; Fat Albert with : 10. I.Jnl.EORPHAN ANNIE oloAKux•AQxxxtxxo~ox l :oo-Famouo Classic Tales 10; Lowell Thomas By Oswald & James Jacoby after you have opened one Remembers 33. •,ITTI.E ORPHAN ANNIE-GOOD LOOKER The whole subject of part spade and partner has raised l :30-Greateot Sport& Legend& 6; American Life Style ;::;oo-=~------, r;~~~~"\:?:"~=:t:::: score bidding has been given yoo to two spades. I . 13; Biography 33. very sketchy 1realment by ' The answer is that you bid 2:00-Camellia Bowl 6,13; ·1975 World Finals of Drag ltMI;-- ~~rJW •• writers. There is a good four s~ades. You should ":ant Racing 10; Film 33. reason for this . Each parl I~ be, m game. Why not Just 2:30-VIewpolnt 8; Valiant Years 33. score creates its own spe~ial btd tt. 3:oo-NFL Today 8,10; Family at War 33. problems. (Do you have s question 3:30-Marshall Basketbali3; It Takes a Thief 4; NFL Football 8,10: Across the Fence 15. There is one area of general lor the -experts? Write "Ask 4:()C)-NFL Game of the Week 3: To Be Announced 15; agreement about two bids th e Jacobys" care . of this · Making Things Grow 33. with part score which is that newspaper. The Jacobys will 4:30-Green Acres 3; Probe: The World Around Us 4; lhe strong-suit two bid is a answer individual questions Cricket oflhe Hearth 15; Religious America : Crow one-round force even though it il stamped, sell-addressed . River Christmas 33. is a "bid of game. envelopes are enclosed. The l :oo-FBI 3; American Live Style 4: French Chef 33. With 60 on score, North most interesting questions 5:15-Wide World of Sports 6,13. . ~~~~~~c~~1 to open two hearts. will be used in this column 5:3()-Adam-124: To Be announced 15: Highway Safety responded two nolrump and will re ceive copies of 33 . North decided lo pass. His JACOBY MODERN.} 6:oo-Newo 3,4; God Has The Answer IS; What now, America? 33. 1 6:30-NBC News3,4,15: Rhoda 8: CBS News tO; Lilias, ... AND QUI'TE I !XJN T Kf\ICM' .. .HE'S 06VtOUSLV A Yoga and You 33 . • CAPI'.8LI: OF IF I WAHTlO MALE CHAIJVINIST.' ASSISTING MR. GO WITH HIM , 7:oo-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk 15; Hee Haw by THOMAS JOSEPH OOP IN/>. LI:Z .. . 6,8; Firing Line 3; In The Know tO; Newsmaker '75 TliCHNIC.A.L ACROSS DOWN 13. CAP,!,CIT'/! I - Summer· I_Disgrace 7 : ~0- Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild tO; Wild viUe z- Birthplace• Kingdom 13. B:oo-Emergencyl 3,4, 15; Howard Cosell 6, 1.3; JefS Groucho 's of HST fersons 8, 10; Rival• of Sherlock Holmes 33 brother 3 Actress, 1 ' 8:3()-Doc 8,10. 10 Cottontail - Papas 9:oo-C:ollege Basketball 3: S.W.A.T. 6,13; Movie 11 French· 4 Plateau "Oklahoma Crude" 4, 15; Mary Tyler Moore 8, tO: Canadian 5 Alpine American Family 33. novelist, cottage / 9:30-Bob Newhart 8,10. Louis 6 Start of a IO:oo-Matt Helm 6, 13; Carol Burnett 18,10; Sound12 Ed or Nancy toast Yesterdafs Answer olage 33. 13 fit for ; .. _ Dreamer" 16 ~'rench city 28 Sneezing 11 :()C)-News 3,8, tO, 13; ABC News 6. II : tO-News 4; American Outdoors man 15. tillage 12 wds. • ~1 Polite title cause GASOUNE ALLEY 15 Put in irons 8 Shoemaker 22 lnunediately 30 Wheel part 11 : 15-Movle "Bring Me The Vampire" 6. 11 :30-Movle "Breakoul" 3; Don Kirshner's Rock us that 17 Barbara 9 Away · ' 23 Bird 31 Kayak Concert 8; Movie " Promise Her Anything" tO; Not ier Geddes from soWJd 32 Expiate lone~ t' qit t'-th' 1 Movie "The />.stro-Zombles" 13; Janak! 33. 18 Before camp 24 Satanic 33 Credo twentLl time clock! 11 :40-Satui'day Night 4,15. 19 Opponent 12 wds . • 25 Dancer or 36 Future bull t :00-Soul Train 6. minutes! of DDF. 14 Golfer, singer 36 Hindu l :tO-Movie "Journey to Shiloh" 4. 20 Stripling Lee 26 Ali cymbal l :15-Movle "War-Gods of the Deep" 13. 21 Prearranged t :3()-Movle "The Joker Is Wild" 10. 2:45-Movle "The Secret of Blood Island" 4. 22 Alpine 3:()C)-ABC News 13. snow field 3:30-Movle "Good Neighbor Sam" tO. 23 See 15 4: 15-Movle "Moment to Moment" 4. Across 26 Tiresome @ic~ insect tivity and move on something ~ 27 Frau's to wh l~ h you've given con· .J:::3~~~L....:=-- consort slderablo thought. Nothing's to be gained by pondering. 1 28 Manhandle 29 Piglet SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 221 RECKON '-IV[; 60T You won't be sultlclenlly ap30 Sad sound Bemlce Becle Oaol preciative or others· assistance 31 "- Ballou" 1.:--+--4-----<1-NOSIO'TH' ~RTS. unless you realize tMir help 34 Man's For lllUrciiJ, Dec. 11, 1171 and counsel ere saving you AH'LL WHOOP TH' name Allll!l (Morell 21·Aprll 11111 much sweat end strain. 1RAIN UP.NSIN'!rAppease must decide today SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec:. Derringer - -+-+--1 you between what leeds your ego 211 keep your ob!OC· 39 Presently or what fallens your wallet, tlves,YouIn will perspeci iVe today, ir.-+-+-+--1 don't hesitate: Mone* easily assigning everything to Its 40 Wager cures your wounded pride. 41 Solitary propar lime and place. b-+--1--+---1 TAURUS (April 20·M., 20) ,_.H<-u Poe's (Dec. 22·Jan. rr-+-+-+--1 Others retain a very strong In- CAPRICORN 111 Let go , ol lhe mundane fluence on your opinions today. stresses that bug you today. -..1...-L-J...,,.,! ll's not dlatastelul. Your views Have a good time. You're en• and theirs are In harmony. tilled to let your hair down ;;;lliiA....L.:... DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE'- Here's how to work -It: GEMINI (Mer 21·Juno 20) without foetlng guilty. Regardless ol What others may . AXVDLBAAXR (Jan. 20·Fib. 111 advise, you've got to do II your AQUARIUS You have a way ot saying Is I. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W way today. Once you break something today that will 011 a THEY SAY &TAN ADAM& loose, you'll wonder why you One lctlor simply stands lor another. In this sample A II dear lrlond off tho hook. He JANI(l; DO '!OJ KIOI\/ ANYTHINGHA&N'T E:>EEN HIMSELF used lor the three I.'s, X lnr· th<• two O's, etc. Single letters. tarried. couldn't have dono 11 hlmaall. ABOUT STAN ADAM& I RE.CENT 13ElATELY. HE'& 13EEN apostrophes, the lcn~th and formation ol lhe wnrds are all CANCEII (J..,. 21.July 22) Warm leellnga rotull. HAVIa<! 'THAT I rowr KNOW ? GRcOCHY.._tr<RITA13LE 1 hint!'~ . F.ar h da)l thc t'llCif l cltrrAnrc different. Self>preservation ol your goals (Feb, 20·111•011 20) &HORT- I t::MPERED. .. will be your Initial objective to· PII.CII Pyahlng yourHW too hard to ('RVPTOQUOTES WE}:bJ MISt; WINKLE r day. Fortunately, you'll soon analn a material gaol will only I v.v GET A LDT OF "'-F:::......d learn aspirations of others are postpone Ita realization. The FEEOOACK FROM ' K MUUL F T E E KME S MF N H V V Y E , eQually Important. moment you ooaa up, you'll THEGIRL5 LIO (JulJ 23-Aug. 221 If you'll reap tho harvott. DOY FVFT L S U V H Y M F Y forsake the realm of reflection SVHT today and get Into the arena of E y T y . live action. you can do anything ET IOHLY N .-- E . you seryour mind to. YIIIGO (Aug. 23·1apt. 221 Sol YL~' LOE, CH. DIC. 11, 1171 your sights high today. You're , Cry . · capable of llallenlno any Be willing lo work thle coming Yes Ierday s ptoquole1 A NATION CANNOT PER- obstacle If you're aware ol tho year Whan othora loy down MANENTLY REMAIN.ON A LEVEL ABOVE TiiE LEVEL OF barriers. lhelrtoola. Tho rawarda wllfo•· lTS WOMEN. - RAMSAY coed your oxpoctallona. Thoaa LIBIIA (..pi, 23-0Ct. 231 II'S WATCH Ol:lT FER TH ' (f) 1916 Kin11 Ffatwea Syndl~ate,Jnc . l time to ahod tho cloak of lnac- you aarve will loter aervo you. MUD PUDDLE , ! NEWSPAPER lrtn:RPRISE ASII't 1 PAW Ar-J ARMED HELI COP TER : .. POLLY'S PROBLEM QEAR POLLY.- I have so many small pieces of rick rack and bias tape in all colors that are from one and a half to ~n inches long. Do you know of any way I could use them ? - MRS. E. M. DEAR MRS. E.M.-Such pieces could be ulied to make decorations for denim jackets and blue jeans by shaping the pieces to form Dowers, let· ters, animals, leaves, etc. and then have a bit of em· broidery added to make them more realistic. I am sure you can come up with gay effects that teen-agers like on such clothes. The same type decorations eould be made to use on dresses and suUs for the wee ones, too. - POLLY. WIN AT BRIDGE Forcing bid with part score -",. w ·I • • .•' ...... -· f .... £ ft ~ " .. f: f:. ... ~ u .. ~ • IDAH. DEAR POLLY - I save all those foam pla~s that come with meal on them. I find them handy for putting in the bottom of my garbage bags, especially the heavy paper ones. This keeps the bottom of the bag from gelling wet and also helps hold II up fi rmly , They are also great to use to catch the peels when peeling potatoes, and so on and for use when going on picnics. Always wash them well before storing. - MRS. P.Z. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the TV commercials using very small children since we cannot understand a word they say. What they hope to accomplish by using these small children is beyond me. - L.S. DEAR .LS. - I am sure It will be good news to ad agenc.les whO do this to know that you are at least trying to hear their messages. POLLY. DEAR POLLY - The reader who wan Is to recycle bread twist ties could use them to lie small planls to s!Bkes. But the use I like best is to twist two of them of the same color together and slip through a Christmas tree ball to hang it on the tree. Fasten one end to the ball that usuaUy has an eye or loop to the top and bend the other end DEAR POLLY - To keep my glass shower doors free from a cloudy soap scum, I clean them and then rub on a bit of oil with a soft cloth . Vegetable, baby oil and petroleum jelly oil will all work . - MRS. P.R. . DEAR POLLY - When living in an older home with radiators, dusting them was a problem until one day I used a baby hollle brush and foWJd it worked just great. Thanks for all the pointers. I have used many of the ideas. MRS. E.R.M. HOSPITALIZED RUTLAND - Mrs. Eli Denison or Rutland is a patlenl allhe Holzer Medical Center. Cards may be sent to room 220. APPLE GROVE - The Apple Grove United Methodi s t Chur ch held a fe ll owship and Chr istmas party at the Lelart Falls -Community Center Satw-day evening. A6 p.m. dinner was served wilh table arrangements of pine bran ches, poinsettias and icicles with red ca ndles Party plans finalized Others atlending the meeting were Veda Davis, Jean Braun, Mary Hamrn, Linda Hamm, Eva Schreiber, Donna Jones, Judy Eichinger, Vicky Michaels, Barbara Lester, Jean Coates and Peggy Mould. CHESTER - Final plans for the Firemen's Auxiliary Christmas parly were made at the Wednesday evening meeting at the firehouse . There will be a covered dish dinner at 5 p. m. on Dec. 14 at lhe firehouse with firemen and families as guests . The meeting, presided over by president Clarice Allen, ope ned with the Lord 's Prayer, followed by roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Erma Oeland and lhe treasurer's report by Opal Wickham. Dues were collected as was money for the sale of cards. Present were Clarice Allen, Ethel Orr, Opal Eichinger, Joy Oark, Karla Chevalier, Opal Wickham, Erma Cleland , Dorothy Myers , Georgia Smith, Margare t Christy and Clara Conroy.Ciarice Allen. BAKE SALE PLANNED The Salisbury Gir.. Scouts, JWJior Troop 100, will hold a bake sale at Kro ge r 's Salw-day beginning - at 9:30 a.m. In 1953, Maj . Charles Yeager flew a Bell X1A jet research plane more than two and a half times. the speed of sound. buUettn. us.!d in keeping with the Chris tma s season. Rei' . Howard Shiveley gave the prayer preceding the. dinner . A pr og ram was held following the dinner led by Dallas Hill with Mrs.- Belly Shiveley at the piano for singing uf Christmas carols. Rev. Shiveley had scripture and prayer. Reading s were " If th e Christ Child Came Tonight," Joyce While; "Begin Christmas, ' ' Dee Spencei'; " My PARENTS We Are Plea sed To Announce Sabra Moirison Snowman," and Jane Amberger, "The First Noel," "0 Corne All Ye Faithful," "Joy 1o the World" and "Jingle Bells." IS A NEW LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE For World Book Childcraft Call992-2650 Pomeroy M Gold Star CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY NEXT DRAWING SAT" DEC. 13 $100.00 Gift Certificate For Groceries Get Free Tickets At All ticlpallng Gold Star Stores. Poinsettias Par· •s.oo •3.00 to Choose from 600 poh. Churches and organizations quantity discount . Also Foliage Plants & Baskets. Hubbard Greenhou.-a Syracuse 992-S776 I I ~ ........... VALVOLINE Open Evenings Til 8 PM MOTOR OIL ,. Valvollnes all Climale IOW-40 oil. Limil6 quarts eo'h customer. On I' ~ s1le Salurtt.y and sunday Only. r • Kitchen-Prints &Tweeds 100% NYLON PILE $ 99 so~ ' ' Very nice patterns In a large array of colors. Good wear and easy cleaning . 850 WATTS NOWFOR FASTER DRYING Quart . ....- $15 5 STYLING ATTACHMENTS $22.95 Value ~S..LLLJ..L 66~ OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 Sq. ' Yard JUMBO PACK 10 ROLLS CHRISTMAS Family Room ""' ' "" GIFT WRAP . 100% Nylon Pile '' $ 99 Large selection of rubber back carpets. Fine for that family room, D. R., any room. PANASONIC 100 Sq. Ft. AM·FM Rawlings 2.49 Value RADIO TENNIS 1 Sq. 3 Colors Yard Regular $29.95 $1700 RACKET $8.95 Values $3- 99- ·'' ·~ IF YOU ARE BUYING AN AREA RUGS "' ''"' TREMENDOUS BARGAINS ARTIFICIAL TREE-VISIT SHOPPING MART FIRST ·' 6 FT. SCOTCH PINE ~=~es.co~;,~ 'fo ~ $1 . 99 MODERN ORIENTAL DESIGN GEOMETRIC 0 Graceful and full Priced To Sell ~Your WBirthday STAND SACK! HEA05 Uf' ! AAE 'IOU ((!A~? '11-11~ 1~ IT! HERE iiJE 60! FORE ! DOWJN 1'11E FIELD! IN 1'11E AIR! HE~ ITCOMES! Piano students to hold holiday recital Sunday SYRA CUSE Piano students of Rose Ann Jenkins will present a Christmas recital at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Asbur y United Methodis t Church in Syracuse . Stude nts who will play include Carol Morris, "The Christmas Song" and "Silver Bell s"; Camille Swindell "Mary's Baby Jesus" and "0 Bam bino 11 ; S o nia Ash ,"Toyland" and " H~ppy Birthday , Dear Chris t Child "; Tonia Ash, "March of lhe Toys" and "Plristmas Echoes"; Meg Amberger , " Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" and "A Marsh· mallow World" ; Paula Swindell, "Ave Maria" and "Dear Ole Dear Ole Santa.':: Diana Nease, "Rudolph" and " Th e Abominable Christmas List," Donna Hill ; "What Seems to be Wrong with Christmas ," Bob Spencer; "Bethlehem Road," Eileen Buck. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Shiveley, Florence Smith, Alice Balser, Dolly Wolle, Early Roush , Eileen Buck, Bertha Robinson, Debbie Barnell, Edna McCartney, Douglas Barnell, Ruth Grindstaff, Stella Jarrell , Monk Barnett, Mel Waldnig, Bob and Dee Spencer, Bernice and Russell Roush, Carmen Carpenter, Eddie , David, Sharon and Cindy Roush , Bess and Dorsey Parsons, Donna and Dallas Hill , Jan, Darrell and Tracy Norris , Jack, Shirley and Paul Ables, Joyce, Ca rr oll, Darla , Deanna, Keith and Kevin Whi~, Dolly Hill, Mamie and Paul Byers. ... 1 ~ branch. Just a crook at the end W.ill hOld a small llghlw~lght ball, but the heavior ones should have the end or the tie wrapped around the branch two or three times.- I:!;:! ~~v;a;!::; I ~ AstroGrapt-l ' ' oo it will hang on the tree A holiday potluck for the American Lutheran Church Women of Sl. Paul and St. John's Lutheran Church was held at St. Paul 's Fellowship hall Tuesday night. Grace was given by the nev. William Mlddleswarth, pastor. Featured in the decorations were a lighted tree and extensive use of candles throughout the hall. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Rachael Downie and Mrs. Barbara Fry. .The pastor spoke on the gifts of the wisemen, gold, frankincense and myrrh, and gave a reading fr om Chrislmas Ideals . Name games were played with ~inners being Marta Guilkey , Erna Jesse, Lillian Moore and Lois Cleland. Group carol sipging completed the program. Mrs. Margaret Blaetlnar had charge of the business meeting during which time plans were made to decorate the church tree on Sunday afternoon. It was decided to purchase a poinsettia for the altar and to send Christmas cards lo shutins of the church. Names of the shut-ins will be listed tn the church .=:=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: assembl~, stores IWIY 1n handy stor1ge box In minutes. Compare at 1 m .n . All Prices Are ~ Cash & Carry TINSEL GARLAND .SuppiJ limited-So Hurry I' I' 7 FT. DEWXE CHRISTMAS TREE I i I BOWMAN _ ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR Five fU-nction, light digit , percent and memory key . Our best calculator priced tor a fast sell out I S45.00 Value $1977 l8 1t.xl '12 inch Blue-Green Gold Silver I ' I ' • :I I' • II . ..,. -· - •I it . ~ v. ' '1. ., �Jl - The DllJiy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Doc. 12, 1975 10 - The DailySentinel, Middlt'pori-Pomcror, O., l"rodH)'. D<·:· 12. ID7a For Fast Results Use The .-Sentinel.Classifieds. JJ&WID!1~;~.~:w,~.:.r.:: l 'nsnRm hit• t ht'M' fnur JUmhh•..., o ne l<'ltL·r to ··~u.~h squ tut• , hi form fuu r nrdin ur)' ~urd s . I <" ·._. / --, I •r . :;: ··,~"" -'- I T '• r~ "' '• 7 1 ·1. . WANT ADS INFORMATION . ~ O EA 0Lt~ r s PM . Aulo Sales Be f ore Day 196.t ''"~·ll dd)' D~.HJ I!pl.. •; d . Ill rJ I [). REGULATIONS .............. 1 / 1\. ,•1 Th e Publi sher r eserves riqi H t0 F'dil or r~,[ \ '<.1 cm v deeme d obj ec tional p ubl iS h L•r w i ll nat responsibl e for more than lncorr ec i in ser ti On . <1. OL:/ TIME ACTRESS: 5 ENTEREP THE COACH . ~OW SIJAJI/.V ~-,..,..o;:-r---, t r 1H05E RATES rr ~_L1 I. suueated lo form the turpriae er, as by the above cartoon. I_ , ..;~. .~,~r ~ . ~x~JT~H~ea~·;;x~x;;::x~J rx r r J ~ aniW . ~ (Ar1~10rr• l r•lf'l'll•' ·,. . \ Jurultlr~r CLUCK An ~"r·r ~ .Ill 11111luuml ltrmurru .. ) ORIOl E SICKEN LINGO t•ruutitiml l11lw ill - ''SILEN CE b l! For Want Ad Ser"Yice 5 ccn 1s per wo r d o n ~ in sert io1, Min i mum Charg e S1.00 1.1 ce nt~ per wor d !hrcc cn.J !> !:' t;ut ivc inse rt ions . ~6 cen t s per word six con SeCul il.' e in SN'iOf', S 25 Per Cent Discoun t on pai d ad s an d ads paid w i th in 10 days. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 .00 lor 50 word m in imum Eac h ad d i tio nal wor d 3 cents . BLIND ADS /\ ddilional 1Sc Ch ar ge per Adl.'e r tiseme n t. arran1• the circltd letters Now .. Ptlorll' 99'J 7() J ] · t 2 II ;J i t r c qi St C' r cd ' •hl'phc rd pup s. 11913 311. f\ KC th e ,ld S fhe on e w 1th sm,lll Cnqul C. .t cond il io 11 I bl OC. " (h (' vrol c t <; IJCf' d in fl OOd Publi ca I ion C<t l1 c ell ation Corr ectio n s will be acce pt ed un1il 9 a m for Day o f Pu bl iCalion . TE M I'E ~ MiScellaneous Sales Gc r m,1n '5~0 . Phon e 12 11 J tc AKC rc ~li stc r cd Coc k er puppi es , bfaclo;. show t ype and one f emal e Coc ker Span tel , one year old Ph on e 99 2 S tBR •12 I I Jtr ~ pani f·~ l COO N HOU N D pup s, 7 mo s. old . Phon e Y9'J 7 1.19 12 11 6tc . Notice Pels AOUL 1 peacock s sso . Pai r, ME I G S Hunt ers • house on De c 12 menl!i . ideal Ct1ris h11fi S gl f1 s P 0 8 0>1 256, Coolvi l l e . Ohio or ph one 16111) 66 7 3351! 11 10 ? lp Card of Thanks COU NT Y Coon wi l l mee t at cluh Snow Ba ll H ill. at 7: 30. R~ fr es h · ~ t2 10 31p A KC R eg Sain t Bernard Pupp ies R(' <4dy tor Chris t r'Has . A lso . J Chine se Pug Pu pp ies . Phone 9.19 2009 . 12 9 11tc 12 10 Jl p W IL L car e tor eld erly woman · my homt> . Phone 992 73 14 . 12 S 6tC '" SPEC I A.L- "mceling ALow Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Uving •••_ ••• ' 12 9 6t c 1 OM and board for Sr . with tow income, ver y ni ce Ph on e 992 35 09 . 11 30 1fc cilizens - ~·- .. _.. JSO. Heavy dul y LWB ' ex ccllc nl co n di tion Ca ll 30·1 773 5308 alt er 5 p,m . II 16 I I Mobile Homes For Sale 19 75 f .lx 70 T R fi iLER . f1)( ee l lent c ondition ; esp ecia ll y l)uill tor offi ces . Low pr ice for quick sa le, Ph on e 130.!\ 67 ~ 1921 or 67 5 5879 t O 30 H e For Sale or Trade 1970 MAVE RI CK . 6 cy l in der , autom ati c , good co ndi !lon . $695. Phone 304 682 ·2;166 12 12 31p ::ASH Pa id tor all makes and models or mobile homes . Phone are a code 61 4 42J 95 31. <1 13 lfc I I 1 For Rent 1 T WO B E DR OOM mob il e I hom e P11one 992 3112912. 11 6lp I 2 BEDROOM !rai ler . $.27 .00 k . A ll utillt 1c-'.> p a i d . I wee Phone 992 332J . 12 l1 li e: 12 12 2t c t re ward LOs T po c k e t book 1o re turn Tony a K eet:~a u g h , Me igs Inn . No q ues tion s asked . 12 12 d! c . sps • AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initial and group of figures counts as one word . Be sure to count name and address, if used , and your phone Including number . prices lor items oflered in your want ad increase w iII response. 7 BE DRM horn e, loca le d on Rt . 1·!3 . Ph one 741 2590 . 12 7 6tc 1 t 26 t f c HOUSE on Co Road 28. r or in lor m a lion , ca I! weeken ds or afte r 6 through th e w Cek , 9 ~9 2626 12 1 li e Help Wanted Road lost t l fi VE your dE'l' r lrophics mounled Bir c hfietd s Tax idermy , St . Rt , 12.1 , Ea sl of R u llan d. Phone ( 61 ,1) 742 2118. GU N Shoo t. Rull an d A merican Leg io n . beginning al noon on Beechgro'll'e CAPABLE wo man to ca r e fo r eld erl y , sem i in11alid man in his h om e . Phone 992 2642 or 992 3J07 . 12 11 6tp SE RVICE Manager for new car d ea lersh ip , Write Bo>C 7<1 3, Pom er oy , Ohio , J5769 . 12 7 12tc - L/1R G E business building in M ason , large gl ass fron l, dr ive in rea r doors . wi ll r en t 1: or all ot Qroun d fl oor , 3200 square f ee-t , good lo'cat ion . Phon e f 3Q.t 1 882 3J56 or 773 561 t . 11 13 1f c La Salle HOTEL SS.OO up " ,. 4. ' 6. LARRY E. SPENCER, ' Clerk of Courts M eigs County , Ohio 11 t ,, tha t you will to11 e our apart rnents that we give you two w eeks RENT f REE . Jusl pay your sec urity deposit an d stay si x months an d th e f ir st 2 weeks i s free . You wil l en [oy monthly te ases, all elec tri c living , car pefl ng , range and refrigerator , fre e tras h pi c kup , cab le TV (Opl lo nal l and lau n dry fa c ili l i es . Convenien! 10 shoppi ng on Third and Mill in M iddl eporl. V ILLAG E MA N OR is yours f or on e be d ro om apar tm en t s $1 ar!ing a1 tiO.t m onlh ly p lus .tHe e. We p ay for everything else. See the Manag er a! · Ri¥ers ide Apar1m en1 s or call 991 3273 . Th is offer w il l end soon . so move in now and save 1US . 10 23 lfc ar ising und er a retail i n slalment sec uril y agrcemenl '( exec ut ed by Michael S. Gl obakar an d held b y Gen eral Motor s Acc epdance Cor poration as secur ed party . Said publ ic sa te is to be con due led according to 1-he laws of th e Sta l e of Ohio . Ge neral M o tors Accep t a n ce Cor poralion r eser v es the righ! to bi d at thi s sate . The co ll ateral Is pr esently slored and may be seen al Pornerov Mo!Qr co .• Pom erov •• Ohio . GENERAL MOTORS ACC EPTANCE CORPORATION . s· P . J Evan s Ill I 7, 14 , 21.28: 1121 5.12.19, { 12) 12, lie DAILY SENflNEL lll COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO . 45769 COLUMBUS (UP! )' - The average cash grain prices (per bushel) paid to farmers by grain elevators In the principal marketing areas of Ohio after the markelll closed Tuesday wttil the markets cl ose todsy: Northeast Ohio: No. 2 wheat $3.03; No. 2 shelled corn $2.:M; No. 2 oats $1.45; No. I soybeans $4.33. 7 RM . HOUSE 111 !'; yr .lc use, . Base m en!. ga r age . Northwest Ohio : No . 2 rOhio eal n ice home , must ha Ve wheat $3.13; No. 2 shelled ref er ences if Int erested . Ca ll day (6 14 ) 4d6 7699 . evenings , corn $2.37; No. 2 oats $1.47; 16141 446 9S39 . No. 1 soybeans $4.39. 11 5 1fc -------- - -.;: __ Central Ohio : No. 2 wheat (; RM HOUSE an d balh for $3.13; No. 2 shelled corn re nt in P omeroy . Ca ll 992 574 1 $2.31l; No. 2 oats $1.47; No. I 122261C ooybeans $4.:M. I 1 West Central Oluo : No , 2 H OIJ~E S rm s . and b ath In I Rac in e. Phon e 992 5858 . • 1 wheat $3.12 ; No. 2 shelled I · 12 o1 1fc I corn $2.44; No. 2 oats $1.48; I I I ' No. !soybeans $4.33. F uRNI SHED t~Pa rtm e nt adult s on ly in Middleport I I Southwest Ohio: No. 2 ~hone 992 3tl14 . I POMPh EROY, 0. 1 wheat P.l2; No.- 2 shelled 3 15 .1!1 1 . ,_,.,, .. •• N 2 1 .. I 1 '---, corn ..... ; . o. oats • .... ; 1 I , >~.NI. · .1 11 11 tur n is ned and unfurnish ed apts Phon e 992 1 No. I soybeans $4.36. I Inlernational 5·13.1. I Harvester I Trend: No . 2 wheat, 11 9 tfc . r · - . ,. _ IN ew Idea Equipment I ~her; No. 2 sheUed corn, I Me Culloch Chain I· htgher; . No. 2 oats, un· TR A ILER lot for r enl. Phon e I Saws 991 5535 changed; No. I soybeans, 11 3 tic 1 I 1- -~---------.J higher. ~ . POT A TOE S lor sal e 50 and 100 lb . b ags . A c r oss lrorn Sha mrock in He n der son , W . Va . Don ald Wa lh u, Rt . J5. Henderso n , W Va . 11 t tl 26tc .t - ~ E"'pment ( Service LI VE RACCOON S. Ph one 9·19 2523 . 12. 11 lt c FACTORY BUILT truck camp er with stov e, oven , sink , ice boK .' S.tSO . Phone 741 1460 . 12 11 4tp WA RM MORNIN G gas heater, 40,000 B .T .U . $ 150. Phone 985 -35 40. 12 11 31p PU M P ORGAN and stool. gi rl 's bike . b aby bed comp lete, electric guitar', microphone, ampli fi er . Call 742 2071) , . :.: .~ ~- 2!_' - • ~· - - · N OW se ll ing Fu ll er Br ush Pro ducts . Phon e 992 3410 . 10 6 ti c - - - - - - - - - - - -- - F IR E WOOD - Edward Ball , 992 758 0. 11 ·28·75 Sales and Semce F i ve new 3-bedroom homes. Now under con . struction with ca rp et , ceramic ·liJe, garage, large lol. Buy now and pick your Call today for Service Tomorrow cOlors . FHA financing availab le·. Pri ce : $21 ,500. Business Phone : 992-5880 Phone : 667-6304 11·12·1mo. Re5idence : 9~ - 3313 · 2 Spo,lspa l CHtoppe' boats, J.t2ft. &1·1411. 1300 ea . Ambassadeur rod & 5000 reel combination S49. 9S ~2 O.,ly Fenwick Graphite 'rods listS Ill. 570.00 _Sportsman Space 8\a nket S5.00 ,All fishing lures 20 Pet. Off GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio Winter hours- Mon ., Tue., •Wed., Fri. 9 to 5, Thut. & lat. 9 to noon. ~eal ' Estate For Sale HOUSE lor sa le in Porlland , lake over paym ents , must · sell . 5 rooms and bath , good , well and 2 acr es ot g round . Phone 843 2292. 12 5 121c fAR M l or sa le by owner , 4 mi les ~e s l o f Rullanct on New L 1ma Road , 141 acres . ~ . ;:;lar ~e . barn , . hous e, Olher but ldm gs . A rt mineral ." r ights , 60 a~res tillab le , rest J 1l n pastur e, als o pond . 54 <~ , 500 . Phon e (419) 665. "· •3291. ' • 11 30261c . ~ ~. - - kt:MOUt L IN G, 1-'tUtllOIIIY • hea l in g a nd all t ypes o~ qe ne r al r epa i r . Work~ qu ar antced . 20 yea r s e .... ~J Cr ie n ce Phon e 997. ?4 09 . . !> I I __fW { O' DELL A linem ent loca ted behi nd R ut l a nd Grade Schoo l . T un eup , brake s , w h ee l balan ci ng , al inemen t. Phone 742 200 ~ . 1t 16 He BEDkM '~ home , . lust' fin ished. remodeling , Satem Sl., Rulland . Phone 742 · 2~06 afler d p .m . or see MOo e . Hutchison . 9-'lJ ·tfC H OU SE modern , 2 bedrm .', larg e_ living room , lu ll baseme n t , new r oo f; garage . 3 acres garden , 1~ acre wood s. Phon e 949 2635, only TEAFORD REALTY PHONE 997-3325 10 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 LONE SOME - Old brick 3 B. R .s, gourmel5' kit., nice dining & living, mod. bath and utJ\ity. JUST $11,000. RIVER LODGE - 3 B . R. ' S, FULL BASEMENT. EXTRA LOT ON THE Ohio. Orl\led well and beach. Only $14,000. NEW LISTING - Level lot for fhe aged. Mod. 3 nice B. R.'s with large closets. Dream kif. with sfove and 10"Boot. high water. 112,900. HOT WATER HEAT - . , the winter , 3 vacant . Move before Chrlslmas. Only $16,500. NEW LISTING - 1.4 acres of land . like new 3 BR home. Birch kif.. dish· MlllDLEPOIIT - Stone & bldg . Lovely location. couple of partitions, a ,i.S·~O,•erand you would have 'l'~•n..;,;,place to live. $7,000. ROY - A large home or 2 apartments, live In 1 and renf 1. In good condlfi1Jn. $10,000. r: p;oM.~ROY 1 sfory 2 BR, full basement has 1 BR, TV·R.. ~ 11\lty R.. workshop . Large Jot. $9,500. IDDLEPORT - 1 sfory ,.,.:.-.• 2 BR, NEW car. petlng, paneling. windows & etc. Full basement. NEW carpo' f . 113000 , . POMEROY - 11/, A. 200ft. \ liJ~[~,t:i.ei has 2 ·r I ,for or tread . Exclu sive trailer. SJ,OOO. RUTLANO - 1 stoiy frame, 2 BR. bath . dining R. wash house, garage. Nj flib ileal. $8,500. THE IDEAL XMAS ~RESENT - A HOME PR YOUR FAMILY. ' washer , di sposal, 1'12 baths, & full basement $31,500. NEW LISTING - 4'12 acres. Good 8 room, central air home. l'h baths, ~ 74 Pinto 3 Door Runabout........ Pontiac Grand AM ••••••••••••-.1 and Mrs. Maurice Reed, Tommy and Brian. Visiting on Thanksgiving Day with Horace Kibble and Forrest were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster and f.amlly of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Westfall of Belpre, Mrs . Hazel Barton and Mr. and Mn. William Congrove and Blown into WallS & Attics STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENt WINDOWS ALUMINUM I IDING.\OFFITT GUTTERI·AWNINGI LARRY LAVENDER Pam. Svrilcu se , Ohio Ph. 992-3993 4 10 1 mo D-6. D • t.!t:E Trimming , 2u years exper ien ce . Insured . fr ee cslimales Call 992 3057 or ~I) 66 7 30 41. Coolvi lle . 10 I S.tfc \ EWIN..,. tviJ.~C H I N t , Rep airs , service . all m n kes . 'l'l? :nK.t. 1 he r abri c <",hap , PQmcroy 1\ul horilc d 'sin qer •. ,l cs and Ser vice Wt: Sl)Mp en o,c isso r s "f, C. B RADFORD , Auctioneer . Comple le Se rvice . Ph o~ 949 2487 or 9A9·2000 . Rac ine , Oh io , Crill BrDdtorcJ . - --- - - 10.9 ltc ----------·building ana WI ~ L do remodeling , roofing , plumbing , furnace r eparr gas or oil. and general r epair . Free estimat es and reas o nabl e ra l es . Pho ne Ch arles Si nclair , 161 <1! 965 · ' • ~ 4121 or 992 -2221 . -- - 11 30 121<' - - - - - --I EXC AVATING , dozer , ) backho e lind d i t che r . 1' Charles R . Hatfield Dack 1• Hoe Ser v ice, Ru!lan d , O hlo . 1~ Phone 742 2008 . ~~ Rome Sandy of Parkersblrg, W. Va., and 'Dane Foully of Beaver, Pa. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Rose. Thanksgiving dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs . Warren Pickens were Mr. and · Mrs. lfllrold Sauer and Joy of Mlddleporl RD. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Meredith and Charles of Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Frydman of Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Jane and Jull, and Mr. and Mn. Denver Weber, Mark Mid David. The birthdays of Jull Whitehead and Mark Weber were observed. Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Roae spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mnt. Dana Van Meter and family at Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa J. Rose and fll!llly of Akron were lliso present. Mr. and Mrs. John Calaway, Klbb, Bob and Lori from Marlon spent their 73 3295 4 Or. Sedan . Owned by local minister. Shows tender care. Fully equipped. Original black tlnlsh \Ike new. · ·-- - ~~ JO ! ate PIANO Tun ing , Lan e Daniels ., Phon e 992 2081 . l 1973 G.M.C. 1/2 Ton Super Custom, V-8, auto .• P.S., P. B., one of the best in town . Xmas Priced $2995 .00. 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix, air, vinyl top. This is a local one owner. Extra nice 53695.00. • 1973 Ford Gran Torino 2 dr. H. T., V-8, auto., P.S., P. B. , radio, extra low mileage. Xmas Special 52295.00. $1795.00 $1895.00 $795.00 car garage. $31,000. BUILDING LOTS - And acreage. --· -----··- ExCAVATif'~-G . BAC K HOE S: AND DOZER . LARGE ANDJ SMALL . SEPT IC TANKSI IN STA LLED . BILL PULLI NS. PHONE 9921418 ,1 < DAY OR NIGHT . II II 78tp; LET US DO IT! I Carpeting 501 NYLON ' $499- Square Yard RUBBER I)ACK we h ave hundreds of ca rp e t values. Your lob can be comp le led tn 1 to 2 weeks . No long wailing period . Our ln!it&ller ha s 28 years eKperie nce .. , jexperl ins.Jallallon . You'll like whal you gel . CALL 74i·22ll TALK TO WENO,E~L GRATE ' CARPETCONSU~TANT RUTLAND · FURNITU.E m -2211 Rullond 72 Volkswagen 4 Dr. Sedan ........'2695 11 v~ 2 .'1695 Belonged to local minister . A beauflful cot In excapflonal condlflon. Dr. Sedan••••••• SEE: Fred llaettMr, Pat Hill. Mtlvln Uttle. or Dan Thompson Open -Evenings TII6:0G Except Thurs. and S.t. TII5:0G FORD PHOIE . 4115.1* B!.Zltl Mlllteut Thanksgiving vacation with Mn. VIrginia Walton and daughler Susie. Thanksgiving dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs. James Cowdery and family were Mr. and Mrs. John Calaway and family of Marion and Mrs. VIrginia Cowdery and Susie . Mrs . VirRinia lACK HOES, lULL DOZER, TRUCKS, GARAGE EQUIPMENT, ETC. S MILES SOUTH OF McCONNELSVILLE, OHIO, MORGAN CO. ON ST. liT. 10. T1k1 St. Rt. 60 10ulh olll of McCallntlsvllll for s mll11 tow1rd1 Mlrltlla -turn onte Co. Rd. 6 lor 2 milts to lilt Fr1nk Brown ,Ftrms. OUt to of.. r lnttrllll diKonllnulng my torc:lvtllng buslnns will 1111 tollowlft9 ti!Ul,mont •• listed: lACK HOES & DOZER: t973 John Deere Model 310 dltstl beck hoe '1'-94 hoe, front 111d loader w-aul. lorwtrd rtvtrlt, lock rear ond, good rubber w-stoflonary wlndshltld, side curtelns only IOU hrs., eMfro good condition. John Deere oi50 diesel dorer - all HYO 8 way blade w-wonch-aut. forward reverse w-ca b protector In A-1 condition. Jon Deere back hoe diesel Model 400 w-94 hoe- front end loader on rubber, In good condition. Ditch Witch J20 w-HYO - HO digging bar & chain · 4 whet\ drive . front end leveling blade. Also good trailer to be sold together. This machine Is extra good. Concrtle mixer W·HYO dum · 3 pt. hitch · t;, yd. E•lra 18 ln. beck hoe bucket. Trlnle2111. utility trailer (good). II ft. slnglt a Mit trailer. TRUCKS: 1%2 International ( R 1'10) truck, 450 engine 5spd. Irena. all air brokn, etc. w-e (new) New leader llmi box w-lertlllrer attechments. This Is In good condition. 1965 Ford 700 - 391 engine · ond cab W·10 ft . dump bed . straight air. 10:00•20 tires w-plnnel hitch. Very good. 1%7 Ford truck F-700 · end ctb w-12 ft. aluminum dump bed w-faclory air tlder cheaters·· PS, all tlr brakn In good condition. 1970 Ford 750 . :or. Ton 4 wheel d't-lve pickup truck. IN' Ford 250 pickup truck wutlllty tool box & pipe rack. 1966 Ford du~p truck nt1111 r11111r. 1966 Ford 900 end cab nnds repelr. 9 If. dump bid w-hotst. New leader lime box needs repelr. 1965 Buick Wildcat. 1971 OetQy truck camper sleeps 4uti contained. SUPPLIES: 4,000 tt. flexible perferated & solid pipe; I,Oooft. 41n. dr1ln pipe; 300 fl . field f\Je; lot plastic pipe -&fillings;· ultd truck tlrt rims, etc.; several heads for 3P1 Ford engln111 scrap Iron/ Old batteries, etc.: tot 5 g~!'. gas can11 smog pots; 55 g~f. drums; t;, ln. wire cable; wheel barrow; ltvtral good wooden ladders, Open evenings til 7 p.m. & Sat. til 5 p.m . Service from 8 a.m. til4 : 30 p.m . Weekdays. Please feel free to call us for service on your present car. Call for appointment at 992 2174. Your Friendly Dealer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dohrman Reed and family, Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Reed and family, Robert and Gary Reed . Mr . and Mrs. Gene Wilson spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Congrove at Zanesville . Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Edward Chevalier were Lowell Chevalier of Mansfield, and Mr . and Mrs. Zenith Chevalier and son of Belpre RD . . Mrs. Bess Larkins spent Thanksgiving with her daughler Mrs. Doris Marks at Chesler. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Price and Bobbie were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Chesler Mundry and Lori. Mrs. Helen· Archer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Millon Tuttle on Texas Road for Thanksgiving. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Martin Jr. and Michael were Mr . and Mrs. Hugh Martin Sr. and famil:,o of Maokln Sabol, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boring of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring. Mr. and Mrs, CUr lis P. Cauthorn and daughters honored her mother, Mrs. Martin Nesselroad with a blrlhday party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith and Mrs. Ernestine Hayman and Marlin Nesselroad from Long Bottom. Mrs. Nesselroad was presented with gills . A decorated cake was made by Mrs . Hayman for Mrs . Nessleroad. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Waller Brown and David were Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and family from Enon, Miss Naomi Pickens of Athens, and Mr . and Mrs . Sieve Cowdery and son. - Mrs. L. Balderson. TOM RUE MOTORS PLY. DuSI'Eit _______ '3695 1975 Auto. trans., P.S., AM radio, air cond., 7,000 miles, lactory oltlclal car with new car .warranty. .1974 OODGE DMT~- _,;, ___.,2995 Sport, 2 dr . H.T., P.S.. auto. trans .. AM radio, s,ooo miles. . PLY. SATBLITE.~----- '3695 1974 9 pass. wagon, air cond .. P.S., P. B., AM radio. lac tory official car. 1973 PLY. DUSTER ________ '2695 Auto. Irons., AM, radio, P.S. , elr cond .. 318 engine. 23,000 miles by one local owner. tfc, GARAGE TDOLS, ETC.: 225 Lincoln welder; ecityltnt welder; set In. drive sockets: lot hand tools, tnd wrenches, etc. 1 good Oevls trans\1 level ; another level: work benches: vl1111 elec. grinders: (Min blndtro; anvil; C cl1mps; tore wrenches; boomtrll come a longs; log chains; sledges, hammers, ttc.; small air comprtuor: trouble llghn; grHII (lllnll timing lights; dwell meters, etc. . ' T1lt tllovt IIIUipmtnl will be In UH unl\1 111t dly tnd tvtrythl.. lsln IHd -klfttl condlllan. This will lit 1 gooll 1111 for you and lilt ....Ill lime of y11r tv mekt '"" Ptlrclttlls. II 111 lime. Salt htld r~terdltU of Wflllltr, Satwday, Dtc. 1J It 11::11 A.M. L..dl Ill tntnl-. I'DIItlvt ·I.D. Terms - C.sh dly of 111t. Not f'llllllllllllt fer ICC!dtnll. . '* DODGE OORONEJ. __ ---'795 1969 6 cyl., 4 dr. 2 NEW 75 VALIANTS. 6 cyt., 4 doors. One with air. Huny! . PH. M2·2594 See' OWNER-MR. FRlNK BROWN A.lctlonttr 1111 J1-. PhplltMI-0, or 557-1411, ' Cowdery's birthday was also celebra led. She received many gills. Her daughter, Mrs. Gary Landon wasn't able to attend, she called and wished her mother happy birthday. , Recenl visitors at the William Balderson home were Mrs. Bess Webster of Tuppers Plains, Mrs. Roy Flck of Columbus, Mrs. Hazel Balderson, VIenna, W. Va . ,and Mrs. Kalhryll Dietz of Belpre and Bill Dietz of Columbus. Thanksgiving dinner guesls at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed were Mr. and Mrs . Howard Smith and family of CoolvUie, Mr. and Mrs . Randy Young of Minersville, Mr. and Mrs. · William Smith and Mark of Coolville, Mr. and Mnt. Ray Weaver and family of Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reed of UtUe Hocking, Mr. and Mrs. John Dupre and family of Fairborn, Mr. and Mrs. David Reed of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed \ $1195.00 $695.00 $695.00 Friendly Salesmen: Ceward Calvert. J. D. Story, or Bill Nelson. , equipped. E•fra nice. New Ford Trade-ln. Sharp. 1971 CHEV. VEGA WAGON 1968 BUICK LeSABRE 2 DOOR 1968 PONTIAC EXCT.,4 DR. HT Stop by and see how friendly we are. We don't only want you as a customer we want you as a friend . See one of your Plymouth Fury Ill ••••••• •••••• .'2695 .SATURIIY, DEC. 13 AT 11:30 O'CLOCK A.M. 121041 p,l ~R· - ·~>- 72 4 Dr. Sedan, air COf)dltloned, fully PUBLIC AUCTION EQUIPMENT SALE t· I 1974 Chev. lf2 Ton Super Cust ., long bed, V-8, auto., P.S., P.B., radio . Real sharp Pickup . Xmas Special 53295.00. equipment. Blown Insulation Servic;es enclosed porch and out of large lot . Now bullon dosu re. POMEROY LAND~l!\ARK · ~JKk W. C.rwy,Mgr; • ·. P...,_.m-2111 In - sulated garage. 528.500. RACINE - Corner lot, mod. kif., bath, 7 B.R.s, in 1974 Pontiac Lemans Sport Coupe, auto .• P.S., P.B., air. factory tape, extra low mileage. Xmas Price(:! $3695.00. 72 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan ......... '2995 or Minersville, RD visited Spore lire never been on g'ound . Low. m.lleage. Fullest or ' Sunday with her parenls, Mr. l BR's, 1V2 baths, dining and TINGLEY Deep Iough \read. Exclusive •Knee High. bullon closure. Deep Iough 12 10·61p 3 BR t:tOME , [u!it f inished r e modeling . Salem St ., Ru ll and . Ph onf 1d2 -2306 alter oi p . m . or see Milo B . Hutch inson . 10 .9 ti c Warm 1974 Pontiac Grand Safari, 9 pass. wagon. This was everything . Nice family car, X-mas Pr ice 54195.00. 1971 PONTIAC CAT. 1972 FORD TORINO 1969 OLDS TORONADO 12.12-llt Luxury Interior, vinyl lop, sto. wagon affect by lull ~2995 door In rear. Extra sharp. News Notes Smith Nelson Buy your Gas for the next Month or so. Use your gas money to buy Xmas for the family. Some ~oocl Cheaper Cars. Still Get 50 Gal of Gas sunday , Reedsville Real Estate For Sale 1 car Club, -------------' wouL D Yo u - eeuEvE? Build an all sl eel building at Po le Barn pri ces? Go lden Gian t A ll Sl eel Buildings , f.lt : J , Box 148 , Waver l y, .1-<E AOY' M I X CO N CRE 'I E Ohio . Phon e 9d7 27 96 . d c l ivc r ect ' riqht t o your 7 2d 1f c proic ct, I cl St il nd NSY I rcc es tim ii !Cs Pho ne 9Q 1 32 8·1, ROOF' IN'u cmo gu!l er of all Gocqt ci n l< ei'l dy Mi11 Co .• k ind , hot asphal t We lix the 1\' icldt cport . Qhio 4 fl at one s. Phon e 367 0591 , 6 30 ttl Ch eshire . Paul Walker . I - ~ . • . II 2l261p El,WOOU tiUWb R 5 REPA!f.;! Swe eper s , l oas tcrs , ironS 1 ,11 1 sm a ll app li iln cc s . LawJ\ ' 111 owcr , n ex t to ~. l at e Hlghw,,v Garage on Ro ute l Ph on e ?H ~ 31l1 ~ ,' 0I .! 16·1t( refrigerator . Gun Miles Ce.metery . FREE ESTIMATES . · E F' T I C . T fi N K S (l eilll f! O. t\ 1 od crn ~. il n l tal ion Y97 J95·t or Y9 'J .11.19 9 I H II c s 11.500. showroom . Dec . u , 1 p .m . One m lie past X-MAS AT SMITH NELSON · 50 Gallon of Gas Free · Mr. and Mrs. Randy Young dozer . load er work septic t;1nk s in s t,11tt d . du lllP · tr u(.k,s and to boy s tor hir e v: ill hau l fill dirl . top !>Oi l , fin l~SI One and ~rav o(1 Cc:ill _ 1 ob or ~oq~r Jeff er s·; day phon e Nn iO !lt,~, n iqht phone '1'-':1 1S.J'• or 90J1 5211 7 11 li e 1\ VOCADO gas ran ge, 12 K 15, Avocado c arp el and p ad , wr inge r washe r , rin se tub s. Phone 992 7009 . I? 9 .Up FISHERMAN'S ' GIFT JALE Hollow ·11 -18·1 mo. L X(I~ V J\l lN G . FH1d b~ r khoe For Sale Ford LTD Dr. Sedan •••••••••• fclrd 8 Pass. Ot1b Sedan .•••••• Pom eroy Office 105 Butternut 992 - 334~ Formerly Weed Whole sa le . F eat uring : Del ux Ze ro x Copy Servi ce . Offi c e S upplies. M im eograph Supplies, larg es t se lecti on of wed • ding supp l ies in so ulh . eas te.rn ·o h io The Prinf Shop Complete (Still in busines s in Mid;_ dlcpor tl 11 8 2 mo Intersection of Rt. 33 & 7 Pomeroy SAVINGS!. 75 4 '4395 less than 14.000 easy miles. So clean we could put II on sale PH. 992-2174 SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS ONE ELECTRIC stove, S75, one electric refr igerator , $125. Phone 992·3152. 12·12.31< 73 '3795 Van Type. Glass all around. Chatteau model Ford's finest Noollce and bestand this one Is tops. P.S., P.B., A.T. SHOOTING match, Corn Quality Print Shop D&M Appliance l:1Jppers Plains, Ohio For POMEROY. OHIO W1.th any New or Used Car purchased out of st_ock cjuring the month of Dec. (Used car must be priced over $500.00). So come on in and let WE POINT THE WAY TO 992·2156 11·21 ·1mo. Pomeroy Ph . 991: , 2114 ' DAN THOMPSON FORD The Dai~ Sentinel . 1mile on State Route 124 Toward Rulland SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. MORLAN Coostruction Co. ·-- - - . . . ~~ -~ ~ 21t 'i F----- ----_- _-_-_:._;-, .-- . . Contact PH. 992·5682 _ THE WHOLE FAM_ILY CAN ENJOY MULBERRY AVENUE, POMEROY, 0. All Mechanical Work From th e largest Truck or B1JIIdo1e r Radi alor 10 the sma llesl Heal er Core . 3 ------------1 MEIGS , Co. Phone 742-2331 i3 . 1"x 30" RE AR tractor tires lor m odifi ed p·u ttin g tr actor . Call 992 587 0 aller 5: 30, 991 25 LAM BS . P hon e 992 51 06 . 2176 8 5 ask for Mark . 12 9·61p · 12 12 6t c CHR I'STM AS trees . Phone 742 HIDE A BED . $5 5 Two 2535. Main St. , Rut land . c ush ion sola , cove r $2 0. 12 9 12tc Used l wo wee ks. Ph on e 9J 9 271Y . Ph on e,9 49 2719 . L OCU ST pos ts. Phon e 742 12 12 4tp 2359. 12 9 26 tp 'tB IN CH so rr el mar e, gentl e. we ll brok en , $30 or besr o ff er . Ad ult T ex Tan COAL . lim es ton e an d all l ypes ol sail and rock sal! lor ice wes tern sa ddl e, $60 . Phone and snow r emov al . E x 7<12 30J8 l sio r Sa lt wo rk s, Eas t 11 11 3tp ce Main St ., Pom eroy . OhiO · Phon e 992 389 1 U~ ED gas dry er , $30, Phone 12 7 ti c 992 2062 . . 12 10 4tp E'LECTR I C Hic kory Smoke rs ' Sm oke tu r k e y , f is h, lL ~ Go ld coins , S2 .50, 57) ga me , e tc. 523 .95 . Jim each ; $5 , S90 each ; Wl1ea t Ro se nbaum . ph on e 992 3166. b.ack p enn ies , 85c r oll sil ve r 12 8 4tc c erli fi cat es, $1.25 each ; Big Oollolf {hor se blan ket) bills , 510 eac h . Call Rut l and , 7J2 IN DA SH 23 chanrl c l ci l izens 233 1, Roger Wamsley . band transceiver . am fm 12 10 61C mpx radio, 8 !rac k sler eo . (,111 992 3965 Also other A LL assorlme nt handmade mod els. Bar bie c lolhes , r easonable ' 129 ilc pri ces. A rbaugh Additio n. T upp er s Plains . Phon e 161<11 GOi NG out o l bu s in ess. 661 .JBJO. E v erylhi ng must go . Jack 's .12 10 dip F urniture and Uphol stery , 23 6 E Main , POm e roy . MOBILE ho me !ir es and Phon e 992 3903. wh eels. $25 each . Ga ll 992 L ' ,, I . 7034 . Mobil e Home r.1rk . h!t l l. te n n1il cs no f lh 01 ro nH.•roy LarQ c loi s with ro1 1Cr et c pe1tios , · sidew al ks, run ners un d ort s trc el' ~.~r'~inq . 'Tihonc 9Y :• 7·17 Y. 1 t t1.31 lfc . Markel Report CITY PHONE MAIL WITlf 1 1.25 TO TlfE 396 CH EVY eng in e hi ri se man ilo ld . 780 Ho ll ey ca r buret or, headers . Ca ll 992 SS70 afle r: 5:30 p.rn . 1? I ? flt c ROGER HYSEll'S GARAGE 1Rl'tdiat.or Roge r Wam sley , Rutland I NC H bicy c le, Polar o id camera . Phone 99 2 7551. 12 10 J tp .: t~ l t Nl f.l: 'r ' . 26 .... ' Radiata Nathan B·iggs Specialist R&J COINS ma c h in ~ . WA NTED o ld uprighl p ianos in an y condition . Will ' pay 510 each . P irst fl oor on l y . 2 BE DROOM modu l ar . fur Wr ite giv ing directi on s to niShed , ut i lil ies paid , no pets Willen P i ano Co . . Bo x 188, or chil dren . Nea r Pomeroy , Sa rdis , Ohio ~ 3 946 yel out of town . Phon e 992 12 10 61p 70 17 or 99 2 7666 . 12 12 3tp SE A R S' stud enl trap se l , r ed, to m tom s , snare, bass drum BEDROOM furni she d wilh p elal , cymba ls. stoo ls at Vil lag e apartm ent and sl icks , S110 . Ph on e 99 2 Manor . Phone 99 2 3273. 5R 44 alt er 6 p .m . 12 12 3t c 12 10 41C to cook Jn pri va.te COMMON PLEAS CO~RT SOMEONE hom e for !he aged . Good MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO wages . 306 Pag e St. , Mid POMEROY. OH 10 41769 No.1S,953 dl ep ort . 11 26 tt c LLOYD SEL LARDS, ET AL .. Plaint iffs vs. Wanted To Buy FLOYD SELLAR OS, Addr ess Unknown ; 20 JO ACRes or sm all f ar m w!l h in 20 mil es o f Rutl rmd 0 AVID SELLARDS. Phone 742 23 11. Lasf known addr en 12 11 Mp Ml dkllf, Wes t V Irgini a HHO, . ~...0 turn1tur e, fee bo·Xes, F LOYD S~LLAROS , JR ., ' bra ss b eds. or co mp le te Addren Unknown 1 house ho lds. Wri te M . 0.... Mi ll e r . Rl Pomeroy , THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, OhiO . Call 992 oi,1760. 0 EVISEES , LEGATEES , 10 1-74 E XECUTORS , AO Middleport, 0 . Ph . 991 ·2711 MINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS OF FLOYD s ELLAROS, DECEASED: R~ Addre ss Uknown, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ET AL. , D•fondant•. TO WHOM IT MAY CQN . Special Rates s ERVICE BY PUBLICATION CERN : To the Def enda nt § above Noti ce is herl'bY given that by Week na m ed : on Dece mber 22 , 1975, a l 9 : 30 Y ov ar e herby not lied that a A .M . a publ ic !iale will be held or. Month Co mpl aint has b een filed in al Pom er oy Motor Co. , ...... tn e Common Please co ur t ot Pom ero y , Ohi o 10 sell to r cash Meig s Count y, O hi o, Case No . th e following co tl ale rat. to ll,953 , dcmt~nding part itton of Wit : 1974 Pont i ac 1587 04 I REE RENT AT VILL AGE 'th e following desc ribed real N 158270 , said collater al being M J\ NOR IN M ID es late , to w ll · DLE PORT! We ar e so sure held lo secu re an obli gation Ttle f ollow ing real es ta t e si t ualed In lh e County ot Meigs , i n the Stat e of Ohio and in th e Vlllage of Rulland , bo und ed and descr ib ed as tallows : Being Lot Number Fa ur ( 41 In Luh ' s Ad d ilion to Ruttand , Ohio . Reference oeea : Vol. 261, p age 9.tS , D e ed Records , Meigs Co1,1 nt y , Ohi o. You are noli t ied that you ar e qu l red 10 ans w er the co mpla lnt withi n I wen tv eig ht days after the laS! publication . Th e l as t pvbti ca hon w i ll b e made on th e 19t h day ot Decem b er , 19 75. Appraisal serv ic e on estates and collections. ii~Zi:essorics BUSINESS FOR SALE lu ll l i n e of Ma c L t)vy delu)( e ex erc ising equip m ont Like n ew con dition . Inc lud es bicycles , !read mitt s , butt e r lly , twi s t a" Wdy . e xercise boa r ds, low ilnd h ig h ro ll er s , be l t vibrators , in heavy go ld nu_uQa hyd e cove r s. 6 large m1rr ors . For ~a le by owners . Contact 992 -2444 Middleport 19 73 CHEVY V ega G T , 4 spe ed <lnd in very go od shape . $1 ,850 . Call 9Y2 2'11 7. 12 12 6tp . I CASH WITH ORDER 7. 8. '9. 10. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS 1 Buy, Sell or Trade 3309 1 Wanted -·-·---··-·- ·-·- · -·- --,- ·-·-·- ·- · -lj RO . 5. Pomeroy Elementary School on Monday, December 15th, ,1975. Since we recently had operations requ1ring a great deal of lilood, it would be appreciated if any of our friends could donate blood next Monday at the bloodmobile. ~.. . \WRDS 4 DAYS 1. 2. 3. NOTICE The bloodmobile will be in Pomeroy at the w. . 12 \ Notice · -· -·----·-·-··----·~ -··-··-··-··-·· -··1 I I I I I -SPECIAL!-- ONLY - - ,_ r ' • th e FRED CROW I JR. THOMAS D. CROW WRITE YOUR . OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU • or Rac inc Gun Clu b wi ll be h eld T hursday , Dec . 1t ror cl ect ion of off ic ers . 12 5 6" w e l d 1ng new , c lc c . a ll 19 73 TR UCK, 1 ton rord , F TH E I A M I LY o f Car l Arn ol d extends th eir h earll e tt thanks tor the rn an y c on dotences ex pre ssed by fr iends , refaHves and nei gh bors at th e tim e of hi s dea th . Sp ecia l ! hanks to Or . Harder and th e sta ll at Ho l ze r Medical Cent er. th e many ca rd s, an d flow er s and aj) pr essions o f sym pat hy e)(t ended al th e li m e o f his deat h were sin ce r ely i!ppr ecia t ed , W ife and daughter . son in la w and g rand children . 12 12 1t c 131G Chr is!mas Auctio n Sa l e, F' r ido.,. 7 p m Sa ve on toy s an d gi ll s at Ma son Auc tion , Hor ton ·St .1 Mason . \\' Va . f' t R co inc lud ed . Ph one 992 3.\ 10. tQ / .1 P INT O 28 .000 m if('S , 10 26 l f C auto mati c , S2 , J00. C~ lt before .S p .m ., Q9'] 5.SJ5 a ft er S p .m , 9·19 22 16 . CH RI STM AS lrees an old Rt . 12 10 .tic 13 O ffut t's . Phone 992 J29 6 196.1 CH EVY , good runnin g 12 12 31c w.:aler and body fair . $175 or be st alt er . Phone (6 t JI ,985 OFFICE HOURS 8' 30 a m . to S:OO p . . m .Daily , 8 : ~0a . rn . to 11 :00 Noon 5atu r day . Coins, Currency and Supplies For Sales MODER N Wil tn ut Co n so le , 1\ M r M radio . ,J spe ed chan g er . Ba l ance 1. 10 1. 80 or terms Ca ll 992 3965 ~ I 1 ?0 • tc CARRIER WANTED '.-.... __ EXPERIENCED . . Business Services RUMM AVt::. }. at e , Monaay thru s.1 t . De c H to 13 Crco work . li 'i h uqu ar iu m . r !Oihinq , r emnant s of . uphOl stery rn ale ri (l l al Mise Hems . Sy lv ia's Up holst cr'y ~ ho p . r1 cr oss lrom 1\ stlland ~e r \licc Sl iltion in Sy r acuse . Ohio 12 7 61( S·MITH NELSON MOTORS Tom Rue. Ray Douglu or . c;. ( P1tl Wllli1mson. '• LATE MODEL ~ AND CARSI TRUCKS 4 1973 USED CARS spd ., P.S., P.B.. 0 C-30, long wide bed. '2495 Chevy V,, .............•.... Window sports van. "10••••••••••••••••• v.a, aufo ., P.S.• P.B. 12295 Chevy \r ' o .sta. trans .. long wide bed. '2295 1973 GMC, V ~ ..........•...•.... XLT, V.8, auto., P.S., , P.B .. AM-FM stereo. 2795 1973 Ford Ranger•••••••••••••••• Stand. trans., long a:e V 0 wide bed with air. '2295 1973 Dod& •••••••••••••••••• Stand. trans .. P.S., heavy 0 duty •;, fon. long wide bed . '1995 1973 Ford V ..•.....•......•.... ' F·100 302. auto., 1971 Ford C!Jstom.~0."i.~'* !'!~-.... '1695 Sta. fran• .. self , · contained cam ~ . • 1995 1971 Day V.a .......•.... 1972 74 Cadillac· Sed. DeVille, IIOWer, air .. .... '6295 73 Cadilac Sed. DeVile, power, air.......'4595 ' 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .... 13895 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, power, a1r... _. _.'3695 ~ 73 Volkswagen Bus. 9 pass. . .. .. ... ... .. 13295 ~ 73 Chew. Vega Est. Wagon ........ :.:..... .s2395 72 Dlev. Vega 2 dr., ~ speed ............ 11295 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v--roof, air........ '3695 73 P~. FuiJ Ill 4 Dr., V-8 auto..........'1995 -S.TATION WAGONS1971 ford t:on'no. . 6 pass.· waa. '1095 73 PonL LeMans 4 Dr., !low., air....... '2995 II ········tJ~:P.S;~~.\.. 72 Datsun 2 Door, std................... '1595 1 1971 Ford Counby Squire,. ~"2~ ~~<!~ 1595 Cruiser. P.S., 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe,, V-roof, POWer. ..... 12395 1971 Olds Cnstam ........ :~!~."!r~.!1595 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air.... ,.. 12895 Several other cars in stock at Riggs. 72 Buick Electra, V·top, pow., air ....... '2695 72 P~. Gold Duster, 6 c~., 3 speed.... '1995 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ....... _.12.695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact air'2811'i Olester. 0. Located on St . Rt. 7 ·. 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow .. luggage rack 1'1695. 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., 1'.8., ..11395 2 SIGNS Pomeroy 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., JIGW.,.f. air........'1095_ . {)f 69 P~. 4 Door, V-8 auto................. '8~~ Motor 69 Olds 88 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, F. air.-.- 1895 QUALITY 1974 CHEVROLET 4-W.O. 54495 . 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 35~ V-8, P.B., .. '895 8' body, ¥• ton, 350 V-8, power steering and brakes, automatic transmission , R. •tep bumper, tad\o. A 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto....... ;.....'995 popular model & priced to go. 67 Chevele 4 Door 6 c~. auto. _-..... -.. ·'695 1974 CHEVROLET 1f2 TON $3150 8' Fteetslde. 6 cyl., standard transmission. dark blue, real sharp. 68 Olds 98 Lus. Sed., air ................ '795 68 BuicJj Skylark 4 Door" ............. ---'1895 tmGMCJIMMY4WO 54395 68 Pontiac Station.Wagon .. _._._ ... __ ......'795 V-8, automatic, P. steering & brakes, radio, deluxe . Interior. con•ole, on & off tread w-w tires, trailer hitch, wh. over green . 69 Chevrolet~ - ton Pickup ......... ;..... '1295 72 Dodge 1- ton Truck, flat bed ..-.- ,.... '2695 ... RIGGS USED CARS C9-.. PO~~~!EM~T~!· co~· P~MEROY. \CI. . OHIO : Fairview News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. David Sayre, grandchildren, Sherry, Sheila , Beverly and Terri Crouch of Anllquily were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush. Sharon, Cindy, David and Edward, Mr . and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald RusseU, Mike and Mandy, Wolfpen and Mrs. Grace Krider were Thanksgiving Day guesls of Mr . Ott Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. · Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush, Mr. and Mrs . Lewis Hudson of Minersville and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jacobs of Mason were Thanksgiving Day Kuesl.l of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel. Sid and Tim. j See one of these courteous salesmen : Pete. Burris, lloyd Me Laughlin or Marv in Keebaugh . Karr & Van Zandt· David Roush was a· dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. Betty " You ' ll Like Our Quality Way Carpenter and daughter of Doing Business" Crickell at Dorcas. 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis Open Evenings Until6 :oo-TiiS p.m. Sat. of Clifton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Russell Roush Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Roush visited Mr . -pd Mrs. Dana Lewis at Cliflon and all were Point Pleasant visitors weekend guesls · of Mr . and Beth Ann Hart of Racine Sunday. Mrs. Charles Lawson were spenl Fr fday night wilh Terri and Beverly Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller and Donnlla Manuel. of Anllquily are guesta of Mr . daughlllr of Bellvue, Ohio, Frank Hudson and Miles and Mrs . Herbert Sayre while Mr. and Mrs , Bill Parsons Childress . of Racine spent their grandparents are and sons, Antiqully, Mr. and Friday afternoon with Don remodeling lhelr horne. Mrs. Edwartl Lawson and Manue l, and they all enjoyed Mr . and Mrs. Butch Wilson family of Lelart, Mr. and playing music . and family were Mrs. Harold Lawson and son Mrs . Don Manuel visited Thanksgiving Day guesta of of l.elarl, W. Va., Mr . and her sis ter Mrs . Charles Pyles Mrs . Mallie Braden at Mrs . Bob Lawson and family and Mrs. Lillian Hart at Ripley, W. Va . and Mr . and Mrs. Rick Racine·Friday . Thanksgiving Day and Morris of Syracuse. I •' �Jl - The DllJiy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Doc. 12, 1975 10 - The DailySentinel, Middlt'pori-Pomcror, O., l"rodH)'. D<·:· 12. ID7a For Fast Results Use The .-Sentinel.Classifieds. JJ&WID!1~;~.~:w,~.:.r.:: l 'nsnRm hit• t ht'M' fnur JUmhh•..., o ne l<'ltL·r to ··~u.~h squ tut• , hi form fuu r nrdin ur)' ~urd s . I <" ·._. / --, I •r . :;: ··,~"" -'- I T '• r~ "' '• 7 1 ·1. . WANT ADS INFORMATION . ~ O EA 0Lt~ r s PM . Aulo Sales Be f ore Day 196.t ''"~·ll dd)' D~.HJ I!pl.. •; d . Ill rJ I [). REGULATIONS .............. 1 / 1\. ,•1 Th e Publi sher r eserves riqi H t0 F'dil or r~,[ \ '<.1 cm v deeme d obj ec tional p ubl iS h L•r w i ll nat responsibl e for more than lncorr ec i in ser ti On . <1. OL:/ TIME ACTRESS: 5 ENTEREP THE COACH . ~OW SIJAJI/.V ~-,..,..o;:-r---, t r 1H05E RATES rr ~_L1 I. suueated lo form the turpriae er, as by the above cartoon. I_ , ..;~. .~,~r ~ . ~x~JT~H~ea~·;;x~x;;::x~J rx r r J ~ aniW . ~ (Ar1~10rr• l r•lf'l'll•' ·,. . \ Jurultlr~r CLUCK An ~"r·r ~ .Ill 11111luuml ltrmurru .. ) ORIOl E SICKEN LINGO t•ruutitiml l11lw ill - ''SILEN CE b l! For Want Ad Ser"Yice 5 ccn 1s per wo r d o n ~ in sert io1, Min i mum Charg e S1.00 1.1 ce nt~ per wor d !hrcc cn.J !> !:' t;ut ivc inse rt ions . ~6 cen t s per word six con SeCul il.' e in SN'iOf', S 25 Per Cent Discoun t on pai d ad s an d ads paid w i th in 10 days. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 .00 lor 50 word m in imum Eac h ad d i tio nal wor d 3 cents . BLIND ADS /\ ddilional 1Sc Ch ar ge per Adl.'e r tiseme n t. arran1• the circltd letters Now .. Ptlorll' 99'J 7() J ] · t 2 II ;J i t r c qi St C' r cd ' •hl'phc rd pup s. 11913 311. f\ KC th e ,ld S fhe on e w 1th sm,lll Cnqul C. .t cond il io 11 I bl OC. " (h (' vrol c t <; IJCf' d in fl OOd Publi ca I ion C<t l1 c ell ation Corr ectio n s will be acce pt ed un1il 9 a m for Day o f Pu bl iCalion . TE M I'E ~ MiScellaneous Sales Gc r m,1n '5~0 . Phon e 12 11 J tc AKC rc ~li stc r cd Coc k er puppi es , bfaclo;. show t ype and one f emal e Coc ker Span tel , one year old Ph on e 99 2 S tBR •12 I I Jtr ~ pani f·~ l COO N HOU N D pup s, 7 mo s. old . Phon e Y9'J 7 1.19 12 11 6tc . Notice Pels AOUL 1 peacock s sso . Pai r, ME I G S Hunt ers • house on De c 12 menl!i . ideal Ct1ris h11fi S gl f1 s P 0 8 0>1 256, Coolvi l l e . Ohio or ph one 16111) 66 7 3351! 11 10 ? lp Card of Thanks COU NT Y Coon wi l l mee t at cluh Snow Ba ll H ill. at 7: 30. R~ fr es h · ~ t2 10 31p A KC R eg Sain t Bernard Pupp ies R(' <4dy tor Chris t r'Has . A lso . J Chine se Pug Pu pp ies . Phone 9.19 2009 . 12 9 11tc 12 10 Jl p W IL L car e tor eld erly woman · my homt> . Phone 992 73 14 . 12 S 6tC '" SPEC I A.L- "mceling ALow Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Uving •••_ ••• ' 12 9 6t c 1 OM and board for Sr . with tow income, ver y ni ce Ph on e 992 35 09 . 11 30 1fc cilizens - ~·- .. _.. JSO. Heavy dul y LWB ' ex ccllc nl co n di tion Ca ll 30·1 773 5308 alt er 5 p,m . II 16 I I Mobile Homes For Sale 19 75 f .lx 70 T R fi iLER . f1)( ee l lent c ondition ; esp ecia ll y l)uill tor offi ces . Low pr ice for quick sa le, Ph on e 130.!\ 67 ~ 1921 or 67 5 5879 t O 30 H e For Sale or Trade 1970 MAVE RI CK . 6 cy l in der , autom ati c , good co ndi !lon . $695. Phone 304 682 ·2;166 12 12 31p ::ASH Pa id tor all makes and models or mobile homes . Phone are a code 61 4 42J 95 31. <1 13 lfc I I 1 For Rent 1 T WO B E DR OOM mob il e I hom e P11one 992 3112912. 11 6lp I 2 BEDROOM !rai ler . $.27 .00 k . A ll utillt 1c-'.> p a i d . I wee Phone 992 332J . 12 l1 li e: 12 12 2t c t re ward LOs T po c k e t book 1o re turn Tony a K eet:~a u g h , Me igs Inn . No q ues tion s asked . 12 12 d! c . sps • AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initial and group of figures counts as one word . Be sure to count name and address, if used , and your phone Including number . prices lor items oflered in your want ad increase w iII response. 7 BE DRM horn e, loca le d on Rt . 1·!3 . Ph one 741 2590 . 12 7 6tc 1 t 26 t f c HOUSE on Co Road 28. r or in lor m a lion , ca I! weeken ds or afte r 6 through th e w Cek , 9 ~9 2626 12 1 li e Help Wanted Road lost t l fi VE your dE'l' r lrophics mounled Bir c hfietd s Tax idermy , St . Rt , 12.1 , Ea sl of R u llan d. Phone ( 61 ,1) 742 2118. GU N Shoo t. Rull an d A merican Leg io n . beginning al noon on Beechgro'll'e CAPABLE wo man to ca r e fo r eld erl y , sem i in11alid man in his h om e . Phone 992 2642 or 992 3J07 . 12 11 6tp SE RVICE Manager for new car d ea lersh ip , Write Bo>C 7<1 3, Pom er oy , Ohio , J5769 . 12 7 12tc - L/1R G E business building in M ason , large gl ass fron l, dr ive in rea r doors . wi ll r en t 1: or all ot Qroun d fl oor , 3200 square f ee-t , good lo'cat ion . Phon e f 3Q.t 1 882 3J56 or 773 561 t . 11 13 1f c La Salle HOTEL SS.OO up " ,. 4. ' 6. LARRY E. SPENCER, ' Clerk of Courts M eigs County , Ohio 11 t ,, tha t you will to11 e our apart rnents that we give you two w eeks RENT f REE . Jusl pay your sec urity deposit an d stay si x months an d th e f ir st 2 weeks i s free . You wil l en [oy monthly te ases, all elec tri c living , car pefl ng , range and refrigerator , fre e tras h pi c kup , cab le TV (Opl lo nal l and lau n dry fa c ili l i es . Convenien! 10 shoppi ng on Third and Mill in M iddl eporl. V ILLAG E MA N OR is yours f or on e be d ro om apar tm en t s $1 ar!ing a1 tiO.t m onlh ly p lus .tHe e. We p ay for everything else. See the Manag er a! · Ri¥ers ide Apar1m en1 s or call 991 3273 . Th is offer w il l end soon . so move in now and save 1US . 10 23 lfc ar ising und er a retail i n slalment sec uril y agrcemenl '( exec ut ed by Michael S. Gl obakar an d held b y Gen eral Motor s Acc epdance Cor poration as secur ed party . Said publ ic sa te is to be con due led according to 1-he laws of th e Sta l e of Ohio . Ge neral M o tors Accep t a n ce Cor poralion r eser v es the righ! to bi d at thi s sate . The co ll ateral Is pr esently slored and may be seen al Pornerov Mo!Qr co .• Pom erov •• Ohio . GENERAL MOTORS ACC EPTANCE CORPORATION . s· P . J Evan s Ill I 7, 14 , 21.28: 1121 5.12.19, { 12) 12, lie DAILY SENflNEL lll COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO . 45769 COLUMBUS (UP! )' - The average cash grain prices (per bushel) paid to farmers by grain elevators In the principal marketing areas of Ohio after the markelll closed Tuesday wttil the markets cl ose todsy: Northeast Ohio: No. 2 wheat $3.03; No. 2 shelled corn $2.:M; No. 2 oats $1.45; No. I soybeans $4.33. 7 RM . HOUSE 111 !'; yr .lc use, . Base m en!. ga r age . Northwest Ohio : No . 2 rOhio eal n ice home , must ha Ve wheat $3.13; No. 2 shelled ref er ences if Int erested . Ca ll day (6 14 ) 4d6 7699 . evenings , corn $2.37; No. 2 oats $1.47; 16141 446 9S39 . No. 1 soybeans $4.39. 11 5 1fc -------- - -.;: __ Central Ohio : No. 2 wheat (; RM HOUSE an d balh for $3.13; No. 2 shelled corn re nt in P omeroy . Ca ll 992 574 1 $2.31l; No. 2 oats $1.47; No. I 122261C ooybeans $4.:M. I 1 West Central Oluo : No , 2 H OIJ~E S rm s . and b ath In I Rac in e. Phon e 992 5858 . • 1 wheat $3.12 ; No. 2 shelled I · 12 o1 1fc I corn $2.44; No. 2 oats $1.48; I I I ' No. !soybeans $4.33. F uRNI SHED t~Pa rtm e nt adult s on ly in Middleport I I Southwest Ohio: No. 2 ~hone 992 3tl14 . I POMPh EROY, 0. 1 wheat P.l2; No.- 2 shelled 3 15 .1!1 1 . ,_,.,, .. •• N 2 1 .. I 1 '---, corn ..... ; . o. oats • .... ; 1 I , >~.NI. · .1 11 11 tur n is ned and unfurnish ed apts Phon e 992 1 No. I soybeans $4.36. I Inlernational 5·13.1. I Harvester I Trend: No . 2 wheat, 11 9 tfc . r · - . ,. _ IN ew Idea Equipment I ~her; No. 2 sheUed corn, I Me Culloch Chain I· htgher; . No. 2 oats, un· TR A ILER lot for r enl. Phon e I Saws 991 5535 changed; No. I soybeans, 11 3 tic 1 I 1- -~---------.J higher. ~ . POT A TOE S lor sal e 50 and 100 lb . b ags . A c r oss lrorn Sha mrock in He n der son , W . Va . Don ald Wa lh u, Rt . J5. Henderso n , W Va . 11 t tl 26tc .t - ~ E"'pment ( Service LI VE RACCOON S. Ph one 9·19 2523 . 12. 11 lt c FACTORY BUILT truck camp er with stov e, oven , sink , ice boK .' S.tSO . Phone 741 1460 . 12 11 4tp WA RM MORNIN G gas heater, 40,000 B .T .U . $ 150. Phone 985 -35 40. 12 11 31p PU M P ORGAN and stool. gi rl 's bike . b aby bed comp lete, electric guitar', microphone, ampli fi er . Call 742 2071) , . :.: .~ ~- 2!_' - • ~· - - · N OW se ll ing Fu ll er Br ush Pro ducts . Phon e 992 3410 . 10 6 ti c - - - - - - - - - - - -- - F IR E WOOD - Edward Ball , 992 758 0. 11 ·28·75 Sales and Semce F i ve new 3-bedroom homes. Now under con . struction with ca rp et , ceramic ·liJe, garage, large lol. Buy now and pick your Call today for Service Tomorrow cOlors . FHA financing availab le·. Pri ce : $21 ,500. Business Phone : 992-5880 Phone : 667-6304 11·12·1mo. Re5idence : 9~ - 3313 · 2 Spo,lspa l CHtoppe' boats, J.t2ft. &1·1411. 1300 ea . Ambassadeur rod & 5000 reel combination S49. 9S ~2 O.,ly Fenwick Graphite 'rods listS Ill. 570.00 _Sportsman Space 8\a nket S5.00 ,All fishing lures 20 Pet. Off GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio Winter hours- Mon ., Tue., •Wed., Fri. 9 to 5, Thut. & lat. 9 to noon. ~eal ' Estate For Sale HOUSE lor sa le in Porlland , lake over paym ents , must · sell . 5 rooms and bath , good , well and 2 acr es ot g round . Phone 843 2292. 12 5 121c fAR M l or sa le by owner , 4 mi les ~e s l o f Rullanct on New L 1ma Road , 141 acres . ~ . ;:;lar ~e . barn , . hous e, Olher but ldm gs . A rt mineral ." r ights , 60 a~res tillab le , rest J 1l n pastur e, als o pond . 54 <~ , 500 . Phon e (419) 665. "· •3291. ' • 11 30261c . ~ ~. - - kt:MOUt L IN G, 1-'tUtllOIIIY • hea l in g a nd all t ypes o~ qe ne r al r epa i r . Work~ qu ar antced . 20 yea r s e .... ~J Cr ie n ce Phon e 997. ?4 09 . . !> I I __fW { O' DELL A linem ent loca ted behi nd R ut l a nd Grade Schoo l . T un eup , brake s , w h ee l balan ci ng , al inemen t. Phone 742 200 ~ . 1t 16 He BEDkM '~ home , . lust' fin ished. remodeling , Satem Sl., Rulland . Phone 742 · 2~06 afler d p .m . or see MOo e . Hutchison . 9-'lJ ·tfC H OU SE modern , 2 bedrm .', larg e_ living room , lu ll baseme n t , new r oo f; garage . 3 acres garden , 1~ acre wood s. Phon e 949 2635, only TEAFORD REALTY PHONE 997-3325 10 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 LONE SOME - Old brick 3 B. R .s, gourmel5' kit., nice dining & living, mod. bath and utJ\ity. JUST $11,000. RIVER LODGE - 3 B . R. ' S, FULL BASEMENT. EXTRA LOT ON THE Ohio. Orl\led well and beach. Only $14,000. NEW LISTING - Level lot for fhe aged. Mod. 3 nice B. R.'s with large closets. Dream kif. with sfove and 10"Boot. high water. 112,900. HOT WATER HEAT - . , the winter , 3 vacant . Move before Chrlslmas. Only $16,500. NEW LISTING - 1.4 acres of land . like new 3 BR home. Birch kif.. dish· MlllDLEPOIIT - Stone & bldg . Lovely location. couple of partitions, a ,i.S·~O,•erand you would have 'l'~•n..;,;,place to live. $7,000. ROY - A large home or 2 apartments, live In 1 and renf 1. In good condlfi1Jn. $10,000. r: p;oM.~ROY 1 sfory 2 BR, full basement has 1 BR, TV·R.. ~ 11\lty R.. workshop . Large Jot. $9,500. IDDLEPORT - 1 sfory ,.,.:.-.• 2 BR, NEW car. petlng, paneling. windows & etc. Full basement. NEW carpo' f . 113000 , . POMEROY - 11/, A. 200ft. \ liJ~[~,t:i.ei has 2 ·r I ,for or tread . Exclu sive trailer. SJ,OOO. RUTLANO - 1 stoiy frame, 2 BR. bath . dining R. wash house, garage. Nj flib ileal. $8,500. THE IDEAL XMAS ~RESENT - A HOME PR YOUR FAMILY. ' washer , di sposal, 1'12 baths, & full basement $31,500. NEW LISTING - 4'12 acres. Good 8 room, central air home. l'h baths, ~ 74 Pinto 3 Door Runabout........ Pontiac Grand AM ••••••••••••-.1 and Mrs. Maurice Reed, Tommy and Brian. Visiting on Thanksgiving Day with Horace Kibble and Forrest were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster and f.amlly of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Westfall of Belpre, Mrs . Hazel Barton and Mr. and Mn. William Congrove and Blown into WallS & Attics STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENt WINDOWS ALUMINUM I IDING.\OFFITT GUTTERI·AWNINGI LARRY LAVENDER Pam. Svrilcu se , Ohio Ph. 992-3993 4 10 1 mo D-6. D • t.!t:E Trimming , 2u years exper ien ce . Insured . fr ee cslimales Call 992 3057 or ~I) 66 7 30 41. Coolvi lle . 10 I S.tfc \ EWIN..,. tviJ.~C H I N t , Rep airs , service . all m n kes . 'l'l? :nK.t. 1 he r abri c <",hap , PQmcroy 1\ul horilc d 'sin qer •. ,l cs and Ser vice Wt: Sl)Mp en o,c isso r s "f, C. B RADFORD , Auctioneer . Comple le Se rvice . Ph o~ 949 2487 or 9A9·2000 . Rac ine , Oh io , Crill BrDdtorcJ . - --- - - 10.9 ltc ----------·building ana WI ~ L do remodeling , roofing , plumbing , furnace r eparr gas or oil. and general r epair . Free estimat es and reas o nabl e ra l es . Pho ne Ch arles Si nclair , 161 <1! 965 · ' • ~ 4121 or 992 -2221 . -- - 11 30 121<' - - - - - --I EXC AVATING , dozer , ) backho e lind d i t che r . 1' Charles R . Hatfield Dack 1• Hoe Ser v ice, Ru!lan d , O hlo . 1~ Phone 742 2008 . ~~ Rome Sandy of Parkersblrg, W. Va., and 'Dane Foully of Beaver, Pa. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Rose. Thanksgiving dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs . Warren Pickens were Mr. and · Mrs. lfllrold Sauer and Joy of Mlddleporl RD. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Meredith and Charles of Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Frydman of Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Jane and Jull, and Mr. and Mn. Denver Weber, Mark Mid David. The birthdays of Jull Whitehead and Mark Weber were observed. Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Roae spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mnt. Dana Van Meter and family at Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa J. Rose and fll!llly of Akron were lliso present. Mr. and Mrs. John Calaway, Klbb, Bob and Lori from Marlon spent their 73 3295 4 Or. Sedan . Owned by local minister. Shows tender care. Fully equipped. Original black tlnlsh \Ike new. · ·-- - ~~ JO ! ate PIANO Tun ing , Lan e Daniels ., Phon e 992 2081 . l 1973 G.M.C. 1/2 Ton Super Custom, V-8, auto .• P.S., P. B., one of the best in town . Xmas Priced $2995 .00. 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix, air, vinyl top. This is a local one owner. Extra nice 53695.00. • 1973 Ford Gran Torino 2 dr. H. T., V-8, auto., P.S., P. B. , radio, extra low mileage. Xmas Special 52295.00. $1795.00 $1895.00 $795.00 car garage. $31,000. BUILDING LOTS - And acreage. --· -----··- ExCAVATif'~-G . BAC K HOE S: AND DOZER . LARGE ANDJ SMALL . SEPT IC TANKSI IN STA LLED . BILL PULLI NS. PHONE 9921418 ,1 < DAY OR NIGHT . II II 78tp; LET US DO IT! I Carpeting 501 NYLON ' $499- Square Yard RUBBER I)ACK we h ave hundreds of ca rp e t values. Your lob can be comp le led tn 1 to 2 weeks . No long wailing period . Our ln!it&ller ha s 28 years eKperie nce .. , jexperl ins.Jallallon . You'll like whal you gel . CALL 74i·22ll TALK TO WENO,E~L GRATE ' CARPETCONSU~TANT RUTLAND · FURNITU.E m -2211 Rullond 72 Volkswagen 4 Dr. Sedan ........'2695 11 v~ 2 .'1695 Belonged to local minister . A beauflful cot In excapflonal condlflon. Dr. Sedan••••••• SEE: Fred llaettMr, Pat Hill. Mtlvln Uttle. or Dan Thompson Open -Evenings TII6:0G Except Thurs. and S.t. TII5:0G FORD PHOIE . 4115.1* B!.Zltl Mlllteut Thanksgiving vacation with Mn. VIrginia Walton and daughler Susie. Thanksgiving dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs. James Cowdery and family were Mr. and Mrs. John Calaway and family of Marion and Mrs. VIrginia Cowdery and Susie . Mrs . VirRinia lACK HOES, lULL DOZER, TRUCKS, GARAGE EQUIPMENT, ETC. S MILES SOUTH OF McCONNELSVILLE, OHIO, MORGAN CO. ON ST. liT. 10. T1k1 St. Rt. 60 10ulh olll of McCallntlsvllll for s mll11 tow1rd1 Mlrltlla -turn onte Co. Rd. 6 lor 2 milts to lilt Fr1nk Brown ,Ftrms. OUt to of.. r lnttrllll diKonllnulng my torc:lvtllng buslnns will 1111 tollowlft9 ti!Ul,mont •• listed: lACK HOES & DOZER: t973 John Deere Model 310 dltstl beck hoe '1'-94 hoe, front 111d loader w-aul. lorwtrd rtvtrlt, lock rear ond, good rubber w-stoflonary wlndshltld, side curtelns only IOU hrs., eMfro good condition. John Deere oi50 diesel dorer - all HYO 8 way blade w-wonch-aut. forward reverse w-ca b protector In A-1 condition. Jon Deere back hoe diesel Model 400 w-94 hoe- front end loader on rubber, In good condition. Ditch Witch J20 w-HYO - HO digging bar & chain · 4 whet\ drive . front end leveling blade. Also good trailer to be sold together. This machine Is extra good. Concrtle mixer W·HYO dum · 3 pt. hitch · t;, yd. E•lra 18 ln. beck hoe bucket. Trlnle2111. utility trailer (good). II ft. slnglt a Mit trailer. TRUCKS: 1%2 International ( R 1'10) truck, 450 engine 5spd. Irena. all air brokn, etc. w-e (new) New leader llmi box w-lertlllrer attechments. This Is In good condition. 1965 Ford 700 - 391 engine · ond cab W·10 ft . dump bed . straight air. 10:00•20 tires w-plnnel hitch. Very good. 1%7 Ford truck F-700 · end ctb w-12 ft. aluminum dump bed w-faclory air tlder cheaters·· PS, all tlr brakn In good condition. 1970 Ford 750 . :or. Ton 4 wheel d't-lve pickup truck. IN' Ford 250 pickup truck wutlllty tool box & pipe rack. 1966 Ford du~p truck nt1111 r11111r. 1966 Ford 900 end cab nnds repelr. 9 If. dump bid w-hotst. New leader lime box needs repelr. 1965 Buick Wildcat. 1971 OetQy truck camper sleeps 4uti contained. SUPPLIES: 4,000 tt. flexible perferated & solid pipe; I,Oooft. 41n. dr1ln pipe; 300 fl . field f\Je; lot plastic pipe -&fillings;· ultd truck tlrt rims, etc.; several heads for 3P1 Ford engln111 scrap Iron/ Old batteries, etc.: tot 5 g~!'. gas can11 smog pots; 55 g~f. drums; t;, ln. wire cable; wheel barrow; ltvtral good wooden ladders, Open evenings til 7 p.m. & Sat. til 5 p.m . Service from 8 a.m. til4 : 30 p.m . Weekdays. Please feel free to call us for service on your present car. Call for appointment at 992 2174. Your Friendly Dealer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dohrman Reed and family, Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Reed and family, Robert and Gary Reed . Mr . and Mrs. Gene Wilson spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Congrove at Zanesville . Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Edward Chevalier were Lowell Chevalier of Mansfield, and Mr . and Mrs. Zenith Chevalier and son of Belpre RD . . Mrs. Bess Larkins spent Thanksgiving with her daughler Mrs. Doris Marks at Chesler. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Price and Bobbie were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Chesler Mundry and Lori. Mrs. Helen· Archer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Millon Tuttle on Texas Road for Thanksgiving. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Martin Jr. and Michael were Mr . and Mrs. Hugh Martin Sr. and famil:,o of Maokln Sabol, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boring of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring. Mr. and Mrs, CUr lis P. Cauthorn and daughters honored her mother, Mrs. Martin Nesselroad with a blrlhday party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith and Mrs. Ernestine Hayman and Marlin Nesselroad from Long Bottom. Mrs. Nesselroad was presented with gills . A decorated cake was made by Mrs . Hayman for Mrs . Nessleroad. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Waller Brown and David were Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and family from Enon, Miss Naomi Pickens of Athens, and Mr . and Mrs . Sieve Cowdery and son. - Mrs. L. Balderson. TOM RUE MOTORS PLY. DuSI'Eit _______ '3695 1975 Auto. trans., P.S., AM radio, air cond., 7,000 miles, lactory oltlclal car with new car .warranty. .1974 OODGE DMT~- _,;, ___.,2995 Sport, 2 dr . H.T., P.S.. auto. trans .. AM radio, s,ooo miles. . PLY. SATBLITE.~----- '3695 1974 9 pass. wagon, air cond .. P.S., P. B., AM radio. lac tory official car. 1973 PLY. DUSTER ________ '2695 Auto. Irons., AM, radio, P.S. , elr cond .. 318 engine. 23,000 miles by one local owner. tfc, GARAGE TDOLS, ETC.: 225 Lincoln welder; ecityltnt welder; set In. drive sockets: lot hand tools, tnd wrenches, etc. 1 good Oevls trans\1 level ; another level: work benches: vl1111 elec. grinders: (Min blndtro; anvil; C cl1mps; tore wrenches; boomtrll come a longs; log chains; sledges, hammers, ttc.; small air comprtuor: trouble llghn; grHII (lllnll timing lights; dwell meters, etc. . ' T1lt tllovt IIIUipmtnl will be In UH unl\1 111t dly tnd tvtrythl.. lsln IHd -klfttl condlllan. This will lit 1 gooll 1111 for you and lilt ....Ill lime of y11r tv mekt '"" Ptlrclttlls. II 111 lime. Salt htld r~terdltU of Wflllltr, Satwday, Dtc. 1J It 11::11 A.M. L..dl Ill tntnl-. I'DIItlvt ·I.D. Terms - C.sh dly of 111t. Not f'llllllllllllt fer ICC!dtnll. . '* DODGE OORONEJ. __ ---'795 1969 6 cyl., 4 dr. 2 NEW 75 VALIANTS. 6 cyt., 4 doors. One with air. Huny! . PH. M2·2594 See' OWNER-MR. FRlNK BROWN A.lctlonttr 1111 J1-. PhplltMI-0, or 557-1411, ' Cowdery's birthday was also celebra led. She received many gills. Her daughter, Mrs. Gary Landon wasn't able to attend, she called and wished her mother happy birthday. , Recenl visitors at the William Balderson home were Mrs. Bess Webster of Tuppers Plains, Mrs. Roy Flck of Columbus, Mrs. Hazel Balderson, VIenna, W. Va . ,and Mrs. Kalhryll Dietz of Belpre and Bill Dietz of Columbus. Thanksgiving dinner guesls at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed were Mr. and Mrs . Howard Smith and family of CoolvUie, Mr. and Mrs . Randy Young of Minersville, Mr. and Mrs. · William Smith and Mark of Coolville, Mr. and Mnt. Ray Weaver and family of Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reed of UtUe Hocking, Mr. and Mrs. John Dupre and family of Fairborn, Mr. and Mrs. David Reed of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed \ $1195.00 $695.00 $695.00 Friendly Salesmen: Ceward Calvert. J. D. Story, or Bill Nelson. , equipped. E•fra nice. New Ford Trade-ln. Sharp. 1971 CHEV. VEGA WAGON 1968 BUICK LeSABRE 2 DOOR 1968 PONTIAC EXCT.,4 DR. HT Stop by and see how friendly we are. We don't only want you as a customer we want you as a friend . See one of your Plymouth Fury Ill ••••••• •••••• .'2695 .SATURIIY, DEC. 13 AT 11:30 O'CLOCK A.M. 121041 p,l ~R· - ·~>- 72 4 Dr. Sedan, air COf)dltloned, fully PUBLIC AUCTION EQUIPMENT SALE t· I 1974 Chev. lf2 Ton Super Cust ., long bed, V-8, auto., P.S., P.B., radio . Real sharp Pickup . Xmas Special 53295.00. equipment. Blown Insulation Servic;es enclosed porch and out of large lot . Now bullon dosu re. POMEROY LAND~l!\ARK · ~JKk W. C.rwy,Mgr; • ·. P...,_.m-2111 In - sulated garage. 528.500. RACINE - Corner lot, mod. kif., bath, 7 B.R.s, in 1974 Pontiac Lemans Sport Coupe, auto .• P.S., P.B., air. factory tape, extra low mileage. Xmas Price(:! $3695.00. 72 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan ......... '2995 or Minersville, RD visited Spore lire never been on g'ound . Low. m.lleage. Fullest or ' Sunday with her parenls, Mr. l BR's, 1V2 baths, dining and TINGLEY Deep Iough \read. Exclusive •Knee High. bullon closure. Deep Iough 12 10·61p 3 BR t:tOME , [u!it f inished r e modeling . Salem St ., Ru ll and . Ph onf 1d2 -2306 alter oi p . m . or see Milo B . Hutch inson . 10 .9 ti c Warm 1974 Pontiac Grand Safari, 9 pass. wagon. This was everything . Nice family car, X-mas Pr ice 54195.00. 1971 PONTIAC CAT. 1972 FORD TORINO 1969 OLDS TORONADO 12.12-llt Luxury Interior, vinyl lop, sto. wagon affect by lull ~2995 door In rear. Extra sharp. News Notes Smith Nelson Buy your Gas for the next Month or so. Use your gas money to buy Xmas for the family. Some ~oocl Cheaper Cars. Still Get 50 Gal of Gas sunday , Reedsville Real Estate For Sale 1 car Club, -------------' wouL D Yo u - eeuEvE? Build an all sl eel building at Po le Barn pri ces? Go lden Gian t A ll Sl eel Buildings , f.lt : J , Box 148 , Waver l y, .1-<E AOY' M I X CO N CRE 'I E Ohio . Phon e 9d7 27 96 . d c l ivc r ect ' riqht t o your 7 2d 1f c proic ct, I cl St il nd NSY I rcc es tim ii !Cs Pho ne 9Q 1 32 8·1, ROOF' IN'u cmo gu!l er of all Gocqt ci n l< ei'l dy Mi11 Co .• k ind , hot asphal t We lix the 1\' icldt cport . Qhio 4 fl at one s. Phon e 367 0591 , 6 30 ttl Ch eshire . Paul Walker . I - ~ . • . II 2l261p El,WOOU tiUWb R 5 REPA!f.;! Swe eper s , l oas tcrs , ironS 1 ,11 1 sm a ll app li iln cc s . LawJ\ ' 111 owcr , n ex t to ~. l at e Hlghw,,v Garage on Ro ute l Ph on e ?H ~ 31l1 ~ ,' 0I .! 16·1t( refrigerator . Gun Miles Ce.metery . FREE ESTIMATES . · E F' T I C . T fi N K S (l eilll f! O. t\ 1 od crn ~. il n l tal ion Y97 J95·t or Y9 'J .11.19 9 I H II c s 11.500. showroom . Dec . u , 1 p .m . One m lie past X-MAS AT SMITH NELSON · 50 Gallon of Gas Free · Mr. and Mrs. Randy Young dozer . load er work septic t;1nk s in s t,11tt d . du lllP · tr u(.k,s and to boy s tor hir e v: ill hau l fill dirl . top !>Oi l , fin l~SI One and ~rav o(1 Cc:ill _ 1 ob or ~oq~r Jeff er s·; day phon e Nn iO !lt,~, n iqht phone '1'-':1 1S.J'• or 90J1 5211 7 11 li e 1\ VOCADO gas ran ge, 12 K 15, Avocado c arp el and p ad , wr inge r washe r , rin se tub s. Phone 992 7009 . I? 9 .Up FISHERMAN'S ' GIFT JALE Hollow ·11 -18·1 mo. L X(I~ V J\l lN G . FH1d b~ r khoe For Sale Ford LTD Dr. Sedan •••••••••• fclrd 8 Pass. Ot1b Sedan .•••••• Pom eroy Office 105 Butternut 992 - 334~ Formerly Weed Whole sa le . F eat uring : Del ux Ze ro x Copy Servi ce . Offi c e S upplies. M im eograph Supplies, larg es t se lecti on of wed • ding supp l ies in so ulh . eas te.rn ·o h io The Prinf Shop Complete (Still in busines s in Mid;_ dlcpor tl 11 8 2 mo Intersection of Rt. 33 & 7 Pomeroy SAVINGS!. 75 4 '4395 less than 14.000 easy miles. So clean we could put II on sale PH. 992-2174 SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS ONE ELECTRIC stove, S75, one electric refr igerator , $125. Phone 992·3152. 12·12.31< 73 '3795 Van Type. Glass all around. Chatteau model Ford's finest Noollce and bestand this one Is tops. P.S., P.B., A.T. SHOOTING match, Corn Quality Print Shop D&M Appliance l:1Jppers Plains, Ohio For POMEROY. OHIO W1.th any New or Used Car purchased out of st_ock cjuring the month of Dec. (Used car must be priced over $500.00). So come on in and let WE POINT THE WAY TO 992·2156 11·21 ·1mo. Pomeroy Ph . 991: , 2114 ' DAN THOMPSON FORD The Dai~ Sentinel . 1mile on State Route 124 Toward Rulland SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. MORLAN Coostruction Co. ·-- - - . . . ~~ -~ ~ 21t 'i F----- ----_- _-_-_:._;-, .-- . . Contact PH. 992·5682 _ THE WHOLE FAM_ILY CAN ENJOY MULBERRY AVENUE, POMEROY, 0. All Mechanical Work From th e largest Truck or B1JIIdo1e r Radi alor 10 the sma llesl Heal er Core . 3 ------------1 MEIGS , Co. Phone 742-2331 i3 . 1"x 30" RE AR tractor tires lor m odifi ed p·u ttin g tr actor . Call 992 587 0 aller 5: 30, 991 25 LAM BS . P hon e 992 51 06 . 2176 8 5 ask for Mark . 12 9·61p · 12 12 6t c CHR I'STM AS trees . Phone 742 HIDE A BED . $5 5 Two 2535. Main St. , Rut land . c ush ion sola , cove r $2 0. 12 9 12tc Used l wo wee ks. Ph on e 9J 9 271Y . Ph on e,9 49 2719 . L OCU ST pos ts. Phon e 742 12 12 4tp 2359. 12 9 26 tp 'tB IN CH so rr el mar e, gentl e. we ll brok en , $30 or besr o ff er . Ad ult T ex Tan COAL . lim es ton e an d all l ypes ol sail and rock sal! lor ice wes tern sa ddl e, $60 . Phone and snow r emov al . E x 7<12 30J8 l sio r Sa lt wo rk s, Eas t 11 11 3tp ce Main St ., Pom eroy . OhiO · Phon e 992 389 1 U~ ED gas dry er , $30, Phone 12 7 ti c 992 2062 . . 12 10 4tp E'LECTR I C Hic kory Smoke rs ' Sm oke tu r k e y , f is h, lL ~ Go ld coins , S2 .50, 57) ga me , e tc. 523 .95 . Jim each ; $5 , S90 each ; Wl1ea t Ro se nbaum . ph on e 992 3166. b.ack p enn ies , 85c r oll sil ve r 12 8 4tc c erli fi cat es, $1.25 each ; Big Oollolf {hor se blan ket) bills , 510 eac h . Call Rut l and , 7J2 IN DA SH 23 chanrl c l ci l izens 233 1, Roger Wamsley . band transceiver . am fm 12 10 61C mpx radio, 8 !rac k sler eo . (,111 992 3965 Also other A LL assorlme nt handmade mod els. Bar bie c lolhes , r easonable ' 129 ilc pri ces. A rbaugh Additio n. T upp er s Plains . Phon e 161<11 GOi NG out o l bu s in ess. 661 .JBJO. E v erylhi ng must go . Jack 's .12 10 dip F urniture and Uphol stery , 23 6 E Main , POm e roy . MOBILE ho me !ir es and Phon e 992 3903. wh eels. $25 each . Ga ll 992 L ' ,, I . 7034 . Mobil e Home r.1rk . h!t l l. te n n1il cs no f lh 01 ro nH.•roy LarQ c loi s with ro1 1Cr et c pe1tios , · sidew al ks, run ners un d ort s trc el' ~.~r'~inq . 'Tihonc 9Y :• 7·17 Y. 1 t t1.31 lfc . Markel Report CITY PHONE MAIL WITlf 1 1.25 TO TlfE 396 CH EVY eng in e hi ri se man ilo ld . 780 Ho ll ey ca r buret or, headers . Ca ll 992 SS70 afle r: 5:30 p.rn . 1? I ? flt c ROGER HYSEll'S GARAGE 1Rl'tdiat.or Roge r Wam sley , Rutland I NC H bicy c le, Polar o id camera . Phone 99 2 7551. 12 10 J tp .: t~ l t Nl f.l: 'r ' . 26 .... ' Radiata Nathan B·iggs Specialist R&J COINS ma c h in ~ . WA NTED o ld uprighl p ianos in an y condition . Will ' pay 510 each . P irst fl oor on l y . 2 BE DROOM modu l ar . fur Wr ite giv ing directi on s to niShed , ut i lil ies paid , no pets Willen P i ano Co . . Bo x 188, or chil dren . Nea r Pomeroy , Sa rdis , Ohio ~ 3 946 yel out of town . Phon e 992 12 10 61p 70 17 or 99 2 7666 . 12 12 3tp SE A R S' stud enl trap se l , r ed, to m tom s , snare, bass drum BEDROOM furni she d wilh p elal , cymba ls. stoo ls at Vil lag e apartm ent and sl icks , S110 . Ph on e 99 2 Manor . Phone 99 2 3273. 5R 44 alt er 6 p .m . 12 12 3t c 12 10 41C to cook Jn pri va.te COMMON PLEAS CO~RT SOMEONE hom e for !he aged . Good MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO wages . 306 Pag e St. , Mid POMEROY. OH 10 41769 No.1S,953 dl ep ort . 11 26 tt c LLOYD SEL LARDS, ET AL .. Plaint iffs vs. Wanted To Buy FLOYD SELLAR OS, Addr ess Unknown ; 20 JO ACRes or sm all f ar m w!l h in 20 mil es o f Rutl rmd 0 AVID SELLARDS. Phone 742 23 11. Lasf known addr en 12 11 Mp Ml dkllf, Wes t V Irgini a HHO, . ~...0 turn1tur e, fee bo·Xes, F LOYD S~LLAROS , JR ., ' bra ss b eds. or co mp le te Addren Unknown 1 house ho lds. Wri te M . 0.... Mi ll e r . Rl Pomeroy , THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, OhiO . Call 992 oi,1760. 0 EVISEES , LEGATEES , 10 1-74 E XECUTORS , AO Middleport, 0 . Ph . 991 ·2711 MINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS OF FLOYD s ELLAROS, DECEASED: R~ Addre ss Uknown, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ET AL. , D•fondant•. TO WHOM IT MAY CQN . Special Rates s ERVICE BY PUBLICATION CERN : To the Def enda nt § above Noti ce is herl'bY given that by Week na m ed : on Dece mber 22 , 1975, a l 9 : 30 Y ov ar e herby not lied that a A .M . a publ ic !iale will be held or. Month Co mpl aint has b een filed in al Pom er oy Motor Co. , ...... tn e Common Please co ur t ot Pom ero y , Ohi o 10 sell to r cash Meig s Count y, O hi o, Case No . th e following co tl ale rat. to ll,953 , dcmt~nding part itton of Wit : 1974 Pont i ac 1587 04 I REE RENT AT VILL AGE 'th e following desc ribed real N 158270 , said collater al being M J\ NOR IN M ID es late , to w ll · DLE PORT! We ar e so sure held lo secu re an obli gation Ttle f ollow ing real es ta t e si t ualed In lh e County ot Meigs , i n the Stat e of Ohio and in th e Vlllage of Rulland , bo und ed and descr ib ed as tallows : Being Lot Number Fa ur ( 41 In Luh ' s Ad d ilion to Ruttand , Ohio . Reference oeea : Vol. 261, p age 9.tS , D e ed Records , Meigs Co1,1 nt y , Ohi o. You are noli t ied that you ar e qu l red 10 ans w er the co mpla lnt withi n I wen tv eig ht days after the laS! publication . Th e l as t pvbti ca hon w i ll b e made on th e 19t h day ot Decem b er , 19 75. Appraisal serv ic e on estates and collections. ii~Zi:essorics BUSINESS FOR SALE lu ll l i n e of Ma c L t)vy delu)( e ex erc ising equip m ont Like n ew con dition . Inc lud es bicycles , !read mitt s , butt e r lly , twi s t a" Wdy . e xercise boa r ds, low ilnd h ig h ro ll er s , be l t vibrators , in heavy go ld nu_uQa hyd e cove r s. 6 large m1rr ors . For ~a le by owners . Contact 992 -2444 Middleport 19 73 CHEVY V ega G T , 4 spe ed <lnd in very go od shape . $1 ,850 . Call 9Y2 2'11 7. 12 12 6tp . I CASH WITH ORDER 7. 8. '9. 10. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS 1 Buy, Sell or Trade 3309 1 Wanted -·-·---··-·- ·-·- · -·- --,- ·-·-·- ·- · -lj RO . 5. Pomeroy Elementary School on Monday, December 15th, ,1975. Since we recently had operations requ1ring a great deal of lilood, it would be appreciated if any of our friends could donate blood next Monday at the bloodmobile. ~.. . \WRDS 4 DAYS 1. 2. 3. NOTICE The bloodmobile will be in Pomeroy at the w. . 12 \ Notice · -· -·----·-·-··----·~ -··-··-··-··-·· -··1 I I I I I -SPECIAL!-- ONLY - - ,_ r ' • th e FRED CROW I JR. THOMAS D. CROW WRITE YOUR . OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU • or Rac inc Gun Clu b wi ll be h eld T hursday , Dec . 1t ror cl ect ion of off ic ers . 12 5 6" w e l d 1ng new , c lc c . a ll 19 73 TR UCK, 1 ton rord , F TH E I A M I LY o f Car l Arn ol d extends th eir h earll e tt thanks tor the rn an y c on dotences ex pre ssed by fr iends , refaHves and nei gh bors at th e tim e of hi s dea th . Sp ecia l ! hanks to Or . Harder and th e sta ll at Ho l ze r Medical Cent er. th e many ca rd s, an d flow er s and aj) pr essions o f sym pat hy e)(t ended al th e li m e o f his deat h were sin ce r ely i!ppr ecia t ed , W ife and daughter . son in la w and g rand children . 12 12 1t c 131G Chr is!mas Auctio n Sa l e, F' r ido.,. 7 p m Sa ve on toy s an d gi ll s at Ma son Auc tion , Hor ton ·St .1 Mason . \\' Va . f' t R co inc lud ed . Ph one 992 3.\ 10. tQ / .1 P INT O 28 .000 m if('S , 10 26 l f C auto mati c , S2 , J00. C~ lt before .S p .m ., Q9'] 5.SJ5 a ft er S p .m , 9·19 22 16 . CH RI STM AS lrees an old Rt . 12 10 .tic 13 O ffut t's . Phone 992 J29 6 196.1 CH EVY , good runnin g 12 12 31c w.:aler and body fair . $175 or be st alt er . Phone (6 t JI ,985 OFFICE HOURS 8' 30 a m . to S:OO p . . m .Daily , 8 : ~0a . rn . to 11 :00 Noon 5atu r day . Coins, Currency and Supplies For Sales MODER N Wil tn ut Co n so le , 1\ M r M radio . ,J spe ed chan g er . Ba l ance 1. 10 1. 80 or terms Ca ll 992 3965 ~ I 1 ?0 • tc CARRIER WANTED '.-.... __ EXPERIENCED . . Business Services RUMM AVt::. }. at e , Monaay thru s.1 t . De c H to 13 Crco work . li 'i h uqu ar iu m . r !Oihinq , r emnant s of . uphOl stery rn ale ri (l l al Mise Hems . Sy lv ia's Up holst cr'y ~ ho p . r1 cr oss lrom 1\ stlland ~e r \licc Sl iltion in Sy r acuse . Ohio 12 7 61( S·MITH NELSON MOTORS Tom Rue. Ray Douglu or . c;. ( P1tl Wllli1mson. '• LATE MODEL ~ AND CARSI TRUCKS 4 1973 USED CARS spd ., P.S., P.B.. 0 C-30, long wide bed. '2495 Chevy V,, .............•.... Window sports van. "10••••••••••••••••• v.a, aufo ., P.S.• P.B. 12295 Chevy \r ' o .sta. trans .. long wide bed. '2295 1973 GMC, V ~ ..........•...•.... XLT, V.8, auto., P.S., , P.B .. AM-FM stereo. 2795 1973 Ford Ranger•••••••••••••••• Stand. trans., long a:e V 0 wide bed with air. '2295 1973 Dod& •••••••••••••••••• Stand. trans .. P.S., heavy 0 duty •;, fon. long wide bed . '1995 1973 Ford V ..•.....•......•.... ' F·100 302. auto., 1971 Ford C!Jstom.~0."i.~'* !'!~-.... '1695 Sta. fran• .. self , · contained cam ~ . • 1995 1971 Day V.a .......•.... 1972 74 Cadillac· Sed. DeVille, IIOWer, air .. .... '6295 73 Cadilac Sed. DeVile, power, air.......'4595 ' 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .... 13895 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, power, a1r... _. _.'3695 ~ 73 Volkswagen Bus. 9 pass. . .. .. ... ... .. 13295 ~ 73 Chew. Vega Est. Wagon ........ :.:..... .s2395 72 Dlev. Vega 2 dr., ~ speed ............ 11295 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v--roof, air........ '3695 73 P~. FuiJ Ill 4 Dr., V-8 auto..........'1995 -S.TATION WAGONS1971 ford t:on'no. . 6 pass.· waa. '1095 73 PonL LeMans 4 Dr., !low., air....... '2995 II ········tJ~:P.S;~~.\.. 72 Datsun 2 Door, std................... '1595 1 1971 Ford Counby Squire,. ~"2~ ~~<!~ 1595 Cruiser. P.S., 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe,, V-roof, POWer. ..... 12395 1971 Olds Cnstam ........ :~!~."!r~.!1595 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air.... ,.. 12895 Several other cars in stock at Riggs. 72 Buick Electra, V·top, pow., air ....... '2695 72 P~. Gold Duster, 6 c~., 3 speed.... '1995 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ....... _.12.695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact air'2811'i Olester. 0. Located on St . Rt. 7 ·. 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow .. luggage rack 1'1695. 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., 1'.8., ..11395 2 SIGNS Pomeroy 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., JIGW.,.f. air........'1095_ . {)f 69 P~. 4 Door, V-8 auto................. '8~~ Motor 69 Olds 88 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, F. air.-.- 1895 QUALITY 1974 CHEVROLET 4-W.O. 54495 . 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 35~ V-8, P.B., .. '895 8' body, ¥• ton, 350 V-8, power steering and brakes, automatic transmission , R. •tep bumper, tad\o. A 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto....... ;.....'995 popular model & priced to go. 67 Chevele 4 Door 6 c~. auto. _-..... -.. ·'695 1974 CHEVROLET 1f2 TON $3150 8' Fteetslde. 6 cyl., standard transmission. dark blue, real sharp. 68 Olds 98 Lus. Sed., air ................ '795 68 BuicJj Skylark 4 Door" ............. ---'1895 tmGMCJIMMY4WO 54395 68 Pontiac Station.Wagon .. _._._ ... __ ......'795 V-8, automatic, P. steering & brakes, radio, deluxe . Interior. con•ole, on & off tread w-w tires, trailer hitch, wh. over green . 69 Chevrolet~ - ton Pickup ......... ;..... '1295 72 Dodge 1- ton Truck, flat bed ..-.- ,.... '2695 ... RIGGS USED CARS C9-.. PO~~~!EM~T~!· co~· P~MEROY. \CI. . OHIO : Fairview News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. David Sayre, grandchildren, Sherry, Sheila , Beverly and Terri Crouch of Anllquily were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush. Sharon, Cindy, David and Edward, Mr . and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald RusseU, Mike and Mandy, Wolfpen and Mrs. Grace Krider were Thanksgiving Day guesls of Mr . Ott Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. · Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush, Mr. and Mrs . Lewis Hudson of Minersville and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jacobs of Mason were Thanksgiving Day Kuesl.l of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel. Sid and Tim. j See one of these courteous salesmen : Pete. Burris, lloyd Me Laughlin or Marv in Keebaugh . Karr & Van Zandt· David Roush was a· dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. Betty " You ' ll Like Our Quality Way Carpenter and daughter of Doing Business" Crickell at Dorcas. 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis Open Evenings Until6 :oo-TiiS p.m. Sat. of Clifton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Russell Roush Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Roush visited Mr . -pd Mrs. Dana Lewis at Cliflon and all were Point Pleasant visitors weekend guesls · of Mr . and Beth Ann Hart of Racine Sunday. Mrs. Charles Lawson were spenl Fr fday night wilh Terri and Beverly Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller and Donnlla Manuel. of Anllquily are guesta of Mr . daughlllr of Bellvue, Ohio, Frank Hudson and Miles and Mrs . Herbert Sayre while Mr. and Mrs , Bill Parsons Childress . of Racine spent their grandparents are and sons, Antiqully, Mr. and Friday afternoon with Don remodeling lhelr horne. Mrs. Edwartl Lawson and Manue l, and they all enjoyed Mr . and Mrs. Butch Wilson family of Lelart, Mr. and playing music . and family were Mrs. Harold Lawson and son Mrs . Don Manuel visited Thanksgiving Day guesta of of l.elarl, W. Va., Mr . and her sis ter Mrs . Charles Pyles Mrs . Mallie Braden at Mrs . Bob Lawson and family and Mrs. Lillian Hart at Ripley, W. Va . and Mr . and Mrs. Rick Racine·Friday . Thanksgiving Day and Morris of Syracuse. I •' �12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec.l2, 1975 . HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorlalllospl~l Holzer Medical C.nler ADMITTED Rolll e !Discharges, Dec. II) Sayre, New Haven : Pearl William Bar nette, Traci Scarberry, Mason ; Edna Bartels, Mary Boles, Joe Stiles, Pomeroy; Raymond l:lradley, Jacqueline Justis, Middleport. Brickles, Charles Burt, Ada DISCHARGED - Millie Cox, John Franklin Crwnp, Blake, Patricia Slaven, George Cumm in s, Mrs . Beulah Hill, Brenda· Young, Warren Denney and son, Mrs. Mina Hess, Mary Lyvere, · Philip DeVeny and daughter , Walter Robinson. Carles Fetters, Mrs. Dan . - - - -......- - - - - - ;_· Franklin and daughter, Anson Zodiacs Randy Friend, Jennifer DEEP -DIMENSIONED Gillespie , Gregory PEWTER PENDANTS 1 Gooderham , Mrs . Ralph !---..,-----.,::-------'· Greenlee and daughter, Violet Jarrell,, Leesa Johnson, Evelyn Knox, Harry E leganc~. 1.-!iyne, Margaret McBomb, for h 1m Harry McDermitt, Phyllis or h e r! Meadows , Mrs. Nichols Mealge, Jr . and daughter, Maude Merrill , Vilma Pikkoja, Emily Robinson, George Rolfes, Betsy Sandlin , Mary Sayre, Carrie Waldron, Leah Wilcox, Teresa Wood, Howard Yerian . · IBirth, Dec.ll) Mr . and Mrs. Jim Grueser, son, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - David Cheesebrew, Point Pleasant; Jerry Michael Raynes, Buffalo ; Mrs. James Hubbard, Syracuse; Mra. Herman Taylor, daughter, Middleport; Otbo Neal, Point Pleasant ; Silas Withers, Apple Grove; Raymond Tult, Apple Grove; Mary Lou Reynolds, Po lilt Pleasant; Dorin B. Sayre, _Buffalo; Louise Fasanelll, Henderson; Hobart Smith, Kanauga; Richard Thomas, Sr., Point Pleasant and Mrs. L. E. Coulter, Leon. Mos t beaul1 l ully sculp· l ured Zod1ac pend~n t s you can ft nd. Sliperbly dolarled m Pewt er Tru e works of art lo r h~rn 01 ror her. rn nil 12 srgns Arch Antiq ue·gol(1 with mat c hing 28 " c l1 <ll n. Each. 512.50 BOOSTERS TO MEET The Meigs Higl! School Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the high school band room . . --------------------------- 1 : Area Deaths. : I ·I • LULA FITCHPATRIC~ MASON , W. Va. - ·Mrs. lula J. Fltchpatrlck, 74, Of Mason. died Thursday at her . home, She was the wife ol turnnel Filchpatrlck . Funeral services will ~e held Salurday at 1:30 p.m. from lhe First Baplls t Church here . The ·Re• . Waller Cloud will olfl clate, and .burial will iollow In the Clition Hill Cemelery. Friends will be received al lhe residence afler 3 p.m. today . Arrangements are under ol Foglesong Funeral Home. Mrs. Fllchpalrlck was born In louisa, Ky .. a daughler of the late Mose and Allee George Boyd. She was a member of the Concord United Baptist Church al Palnlsv ille, Ky . In addlllon to her husband s:he Is survived by three daughters , Mrs. Francis Scarberry . Mason ; Mrs . lucille Murray, Pomeroy and Mrs. Allee Clevenger, Pikeville, Ky ., and two sons, Cl ~ ude Fltchpatrlck, Mld dler,ort, and Donald Fltchpa rick , Columbu•. and several grandchildren and greaf-grandchll dren . PEARL McKINNIS$ WILKESVILLE - Pearl McKinnlss, 73, Route I. Ewlngton, died unexpectedly Thursday al his home. Mr. McKinnlss , born Jan . 9, 1902 In Vinton County, was a son ol 11\e lale William and Mittie Freman McKinnlss. He married Blanche Thacker McKinness, who survives,· in March, 1923 as do lhree sons, Charles Robert and Ronnie Eugene, both of, Marion, and MEIGS THEATRE · Join our '76 Club Now OFFER EXP IRES DE C. 31,1975 MOTHER 01 ., 5 ~ NEW HAVEN, W. Ve . Mrs. Joseph ' C. Wehlnger. Delphos, Ohio, mother of Mrs. Jack C. Frey of New Haven , died this morning. Funerol services will be Monday at Delphos. Commission on aging to look FERN MITCHELL Mrs. Fern "'~<:Cord Mllchell , 6~ . Bellemeade, Point Pleasant, died this morning at her home. The wife of Emmett E. Mllchell. she was a refired school leacher. Funeral ser•lces will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday from the . Main Street Bapllst Church. Burial will be In lhe Kirkland Memorial Gardens. The body wm be taken lo lhe church Mrs. Mltchellleught school In Ohio. Kanawha end Mason counties. She was born In Monongahela Counly . In oddlllon Ia her husband, she Is survived by two sons, James Mllchell, Wesllleld, N. J., and John Mitchell, Tenn .; 11'!0 Jockson , 49 Prompt Payments, Pomeroy National makes the 50th Payment For You I lomax, In Montana ; a sister, Mrs. Lilly Shiflet, Columbus; 11 grandchildren, and four greaf-grandchlldren. Preceding him ,In death in addlllon lo his parenls were four .sons and a brolher. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday af lhe Wilkesville Chapel of lhe ! Walker Funeral Home wllh the Rev . Frank Hopkins officiating. Burial wilt be In the Curry Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any lime afler 2 p.m. on Saturday unlit time of services The Iamity will receive friends from 2fa 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Salurday. one hour prior to services. Mak~ brolhers, Ellis A. McCord, leesburg, Fla .. and Way~e M~Cord , Dallas, W. Va.; 11\ree slslers. Mrs, Serepfe Tennanl, WeShlnglon ,. Pa.; Mrs . Edna Wright, Jacksonville, Fla.; and Mrs. Myrlle Gibson, Wheeling . LAWRENCE W. WALKER lawrence W. Walker, 76, Hamilton St., Middleport, died early Friday morning at lhe Kimes Convalescent Cenler In Alhens. Mr. Walker, a member of lhe United Brethren Church in West Virginia, served 30 years with the New York Central Railroad before retiring as a conductor. He was born March 7, 1899 in Red House, W.Va ., the son of the late William and An nice Tucker Walker. Also preceding him In dealh was a sister, lottie. Surviving are his wife, Edna Faye Rupe Walker; a son, James, of Middleport; a daughter , Mrs . Richard (Neva) Russell, Springfield ; one sister, Mrs . Ernestine . Trlplelt, Toledo ; tour brothers, Oscar, of Parkersburg ; . Lloyd, In Gallipolis; Walter, of Pomeroy, and Ralph, of ToledO / lwo granddaughters, a grandson, and four great-grandchildren. Mr. Walker was a member Of lhe Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Funeral services wilt be held at 2 p.m. Sunday af the Rawlings-Coates Funeral Home where lrlends may call from 2 lo 4 and from 1 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Burial will be In Riverview Cemelery. dlre~llon Join our Christmas Club today. Add a little each week. Sit back. Cool it.. And dream of a green Christmas. TONITE thru SUN. DEC. 11-14 TOMMY (Tochnicolorl Starring : Ann Margaret, Oliver Reed and Elton John . Show st•rh 7:00p.m. ' Drivers of two cars are dead I at new funding COLUMBUS - Six senior citizen nutrition projects will be up for third-year continuation grants when the Ohio Commission on Aging meets Wednesday, Dec. 17, ln . room 1836 of the State Office Tower, 30 East Broad Street, Columbus, starling at lOa. m. Martin A. Janis, Commission director, said that evaluations of the six projects serving noon meals to the -elderly. will be reviewed, as well as plans for the next year starting Jan . I. Among. the agencies applying and the amount of federal funds requested is the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development based at Iron Lon (serving older people in 26 counties ln southern, southeastern and eastern Ohio), $617,318. Meetings of the Ohio Commission on Aging are open to the public. ' ' . SAVER ·REFRIGERATOR . 21.8 QJ, FT. DV·SID£ SIDE~• NO DEFROST REG, '659.•95 ITwo Temperature Conlrols I Easy Roll Wheels eeonvenlent Service eAdtustable Shelves e Frigid Meel Keeper e Automatic Cl~r on Freeter Door NEW KI\OG!>R BOSS CINCINNATI iUPI) Gene D. Hoffman · has been elected president of the Kroger Co., the company announced Thursday: Hoffman succeeds James P . Herring, . who becomes chairman of the board. Herring, president since 1970, will re lain the ti Ue of chief executive officer. PARTY SET TUPPERS.PLAINS - The Rose Garden Oub Chrlsbnas party wiD be held Monday, Dec. 15 at the Wilmar cafeteria, All members are to meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Massar at 6 p.m. Nursing (Continued {rom page 2) The fire niirshal exp~atneif It will take his Inspectors about three monthll to make the rounds of all the homes without perfect systems. !le said nine of his Inspectors h&ve been laid off. '"We're short of manpower," Drake said. "I'm going to do the best I can wllb the manpower I've got." The llllrllhal .IBid 49 nursing hcmes ha~ reached !J!ll compliance since Septem~r . "Every day, we are getting calls to c~m~e out and make flital IIIIPections," he said. In the latest deadUne exlenlion, the leii!Jlature gave the nursing homes until ~pt. 3 to file a written lnterbn fire safely plan and sign a con· tract for the sprinkler syatema. if it works as adverti8ed AKRON, Ohio 1UPI) -Beware lbe Ides of December, · Akron, because that's lbe day John William Zofcbak 1ays he Is going to drop a powerful load of snow on you. SilllDg atop a wooded biD north of thll city, Zofebak, 29, broods over his weather control macbllle; a atJ;.foot blah plutlc· covered model of the Great Pyramid of Glzeh. The pyramid Is composed of layera of 1teel -wool wrapped In alumlumn foll.lt abo baJ wires mmiDg from its peak to a pair of billiard cues mounted on revolviDg steel pipes. Tall, dark.beanl!ro Zofehak malatakul that Ibis machine has been responsible for the area's unseasonably mOd weather the put few we'eb. He says he wiD prove the legitimacy of "blo-plaiDIIc" enermatberlng "ac· cumulator" Monday by allowing two-feel oflllhiW to fall. "A lot of people feel I'm crazy," Zofchak said hardly surprising anyone - recourrtlll1 biB elf~ to Interest government officials, wealbermen IIIII a patent lawyer In his device. " I hope to·make a bnndle," be added, a111e111lnl 1111 future oace he proves the pyramid, "Tbere lbould he a reuonable realm of profit bi weather ea~~lrol." The plnliall machine repaimwl alsO bu a bidden reuoo lor caliiDg ln.a bllaard on·1111 accumulator. He says two feetlboUld be "enough to keep me from haviDg to go to work IDltll Thanday." • JAGUAR KILLED BUENAVENTURA, Columbia (UPJ ) - Police today reported a ranch hand killed a six.foot, 200 pound jaguar that had devourect an entire seven-member flll!llly, 50 cattle, and several dogs and cats. TO HONOR BENCH WASHINGToN (UP!) Cincinnati's all-star catcher Johnny Bench will be honored by the Washington Touchdown Club next month as the outstanding baseball player of the year, it was announced today. Bench wfll·be presented the cfub's Clark C. Griffith NOW YOU KNOW memorial award at the The ostrich cannot fly but it organization 's annual can outrun many racehorses . banquet Jan. 17. ' for the The General Auemb)y epecifled lbat Medicaid ~ )llyrnestll ahould be withheld == =:r:!~ tl Q contract for the sprinklers, The state Public Welfare Department said It knew of no Plymenll U.t had .._.. ~ withheld for nqncornplian\-'1! !'llh the lal!, adclq It had not received word from .the ~ , fire marahal's office on any homee which Jailad to flle a plan or 111n a contract. , ---.. - ~ ~ tl HIS CHRISTMAS ·' Rockwel fMdless Electric drill cr variable speed Jpaw, OXFORD, Ohlu (UP!) Miami (of Ohio) University offlclab called today's fall . quarter commencement exercises an "Informal commencement"- no capa and gowns , no academic procession and no special seaUng arrangement. The commencement speaker was Malcom W. Owings, vice president and general manager of ConUnental can Co. and a 11100 graduate of Miami, Some 300 students were graduaUng In the "infonnal" surroundings . of Millett Assembly Hall. ~~~fDAfDAff};~tfHt. ~- 1 YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFr lm,ADQUARTERS ., Open Tonight Until 9 Sale This Weekend During Our Storewide VOL. lU NO. 46 fl · Department On All Three Floon, I Devoted To The (;rf!ill l!r Midd/1! Ohio Home Furnishings Annex and ,, the Mechanic Street Wareho.use 10NIGHT 6:11 to 8:11 SAtuRDAY 6:11 ·to 8:11 Young father killed , JACKSON - James Allen Farley, 19, , Rt. 2, Vinton, was killeil ln an accident at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Hinch Cliff Products lumber yard on Beaver Pike on old Rt. 124 near Mre. · Charles Gasklll, Jackson ·"ounty Coroner, said Farley died from " skull fracture. The death was ruled accldental. Accordjng to the Jackson C".ounty sheriff's deparbnent, a log (8ft. x 16 Inches) rolled olfhls truck and struck Farley ln the back and side of the head while he was engaged In unloadl{lg. Farley was born May 20, 1956 in Jackson ·County . Hels survived by his wife, Cltristlne, a daugltte ~, Christina Renae; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Perry of Rt: 2, Men, ·machines ready ' JEHSEY CITY, N. J. (UPI) - Men and machlnea froni the city Sanitation Qeparnnent 11\Dod by Saturday to aid FBI qenll in a &ellrc:h of a reputed underworld burial ground lor the body of former ~msters Union President James R. lloffa. .-New .. York . CWhingttou. Only an official go·ahead from Wultington was needed to begin · excavation in the marlllty landfill along tltj! Hackensack River, known as Moscato's ~ dump. Olllo ( !, 111/ey SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1975 GALLI POLIS-POINT PLEASANT SWORN-IN - George A. Meinhart, a former Meip County Recorder and Meigs County Representative to Ohio's General Allaembly was given his oath of ', office as a member of Middleport Vlllage Council by Middleport Mayor Fred . Hoffman (right ) Saturday morning. Meinhart, appointed to council last week , replaces Mrs. Jean Craig who resigned. F:ollowing the oath, Meinhart commented : "It is my lntehtion to work with the mayor and village council to the hest of my ability. I am going Into the office with no ax to grind". Mayor Hoffman commented: "We are glad Lo have Mr. Meinhart with us and know he wlll be beneficial to the vlllsge. His past experience will be very helpful." • All lite name lliarwi gills he lluya for lllmse!l art ...r• In "his" slllrt. Buy lor HIM liD WI ~ lrwited Guest R eaching More· Than 12,000 F11milies Your PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Voters turn out Labor in lopsided Aussie election RIO GRANDE - Results of a study of the question whether one or two high schools would best serve Gallla County were presented here last week in a meeting of the Committee For Better )i:ducatlon in Gallia County Schools . · Marshall Kimmel, Rl. 2, Bidwell, jiresented the report, copies of which w111 be given to each member of the Gallla Local J~oard of Education prior to the ljoard's recessed meeting·Dec. 23. , Contehts of the stuqy were not disclosed to the media. Plans were announced for a mem. llershlp drive. Memberships will be sold fQr $1 each. According to chairman, Tom Jones of Crown City, anyone interested In the goals of the organization will be accepted as members. The purpose of the newly organized group is to provide input and assistance to .- ~ntin~ tmts VInton; two brothers, Terry •' arley and Robbie Farley of Rt. 2, Vinton; a sister, Mrs. Karen Wyant of Rt. 2, Jackson; two step-brothers, Edwin Perry and Kenneth Perry of Rt. 2, Vinton, four stej>Sisters, Doris, Eva, CoMie and GleMa Perry of Rt. 2, Vinton: the maternal grandmother, Mrs. George McCoy of Jackson and the paternal grandfather. Uoyd Farley of Rt. 4, Jackson . A brother, Jack Farley, drowned last August while swllMiing at the Vinton Dam. Funeral services wl11 beheld II a.m . Tuesday at McCoy·Moore Funeral Home In Vinton . Burial will he in Brush Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 until 9 p.m. Monday. Better Ed study made Christmas Sale OPEN EVES. Member FDIC. .+ Increasing cloudiness and mild Sunday , chance of showers and thundershowers northwest durin g the af ternoon. Highs in the mid 50s and the 60s. Showers and thundershowers likely Sunday night and Monday . Lows Sunday night in the 40s . ' B~ING YOUR CHILDREN TO SEE SANTA CLAUS IN .TOYLAND ON THE THIRD FLOOR Wiih purchase of an Admiral Refrigerator Range or Freezer. TWO KIU..ED - Two men died Friday night In a headon r.olllsion on Rt. 7 north of Addlsoo. Dead at the scene were Harold Eugene Dray, Zl, Rt. 2, Bidwell, driver of the car shown at right, and Charles BID Stewart, :U, Point Pleasant, driver of the other car. Trapped several hours in this wreckage, both died at the scene. Infonnal Commencement Gift Shopping Bargains In Every Q scene. Both vehicles were demolished. There was minor damage to the trai ler. Wheeler was not injured. They were the fourth and fi fth falali ties in Gallia County . Harold Eugene Dray 1Camden\ was born Sept. 20, 19;4 in Point Pleasant, son of Joe and Betty Y\·onne Camden, Jr. In addition to his parepts, he is surConlinued on page 28 . Weather· EMPLOYMENT LOWER COLUMBUS (UPI) - Em' ' •. ployment of productlon workers In the state during October was down 9 per cent from the corresponding inonth last year, the Ohio State University Center for' Business and Econom\c· Research said Thursday. ·, All eight major Ohio citycounty areas surveyed• showed employment · declines, said the center; Employment of produ'ctioo, workers in ColumbuS".' Franklin deellned 11 per cent, In Cleveland-Cuyahoga 1111d Youngstown--Mahonlng 10 per cent each, In Akron-summitand Canton-Stark 9 per ceni' apiece, in Dayton. MontgomeJ;Y 7 per cent, ln Cincinnati-Hamilton 6 p~r ' cent and lit Toledo-Lucas 3 per cent. ~ ~- sa•· Teaford, Debbie Holter, Billie J. Rice, Lori Adams, •Melissa Jllie, Kerr! Beegl~ and Kenda Rizer; back r!JW; Tara Wolfe, Beatrlz Wagner, Marty Maynard, Becky Hudson, Racher Reiber, Tamara Theiss and Obde Dugan, - • Charlotte Wamsley Is the leader o( the new group. He'll make a bundle aliright Drake said be had received written plana from "most'1ol the nunlng homes not in compliance, but he was unable to say bow many. "I don't think we made a total," he said. Drake's recorda &how that u of Sept. _19, a total ol 164 nursing homes had not y'et ~ STORE JOUIS for~~~~ *' .(. INVESTITIJRE HELD - InVestiture of Racine's new· Brownie girl scout troop l:M7 was held Thursday evening. Members of the new group are - front, 1-r, Lisa Parsons, Robin Savage, Mandy Hill, Lori Wolfe, Sherry Sayre, Sandra'Harden, Melody West, Lola Ihle and Rebecca Van ~eter; second row, Kelly Rizer, Lynn Fatone, Teresa -~==:r---~~:;~::::--:::~==~ signed contracts equlpmeilt. EN . ' ; ADDISON ~ Two men were killed in a ~eadon cOllision involving three vehicles at II p.m. ncar here ~'riday night. Dead at the scene were Charles Bill Stewart, 34, 2216 Jefferson Blvd ., Point Pleasant, W. Va . and Haro.ld Eugene Dray (Camden), 21, Rt. 2, Bidwell. .' According to the Gallia-Meigs Post Stale Highway Patrol, · the accident occurred on Rt. 7 at the junction.of Honeysuckle Dr ., one mile north of Addison. · Officers reported the Dray car went left-of center, striking the rear of a trailer on a semi rig operated by Denver M. Wheeler, 31 , Portsmouth, then slammed headon into the Stewart car following the rig. • Both victims were pinned in their wreckage several hours while workers attempted to free them . Dr. Edna Get ties, acting Gallia Coun ty Coroner, pronounced both dead at the the board to assure better education for all children through the best educators ! administrators and teachers), better facilities and broader currlculwn. Representatives from all areas of the county were appointed to contact Individuals to explain the organization's goals and solicit memberships. A membership card will be printed to Continued on page 28 Man's body discovered VINTON - The body of Thomas Banks, Rt. 2, VInton, about 55 years old, reported missing from his home Friday night was found ln a wooded area at 9:20 a.ni. Saturday near Mt. Tabor Rd., Nelghborhing Twp. According Lo Gallia County Sheriff Oscar Baird, Banks' body was found by Bob Don ally, a member of the Gallia County Civil Defense, who was searching the area along with eight other members of the CD. Banks had been reported miaalng by his family. An autopsy will be tak'en at Columbus to determine the exact cause of death . ··Dr. Edna Gettles, acting G•llia County Coroner, wss on the scene along with Sheriff Baird and members of his <lepl!rtment. By LEON DANIEL SYDNEY, Australia (UP!) - Caretaker Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser 's conservative coalition won a lopsided election victory Saturday, overwhelming deposed Prime Minister Gough Whltlam 's Labor party. Fraser 'pledged to follow a course of "responsibility and integrity in government'' but Lold reporters in Melbourne "it will take a full three years to repair lhe damage caused by Labor. " Whitlam blamed economic hard tlmesAustralill currently has a 15 per cent inflation rate and 400,000 unemployed- for the Labor debacle. "There's been a swing against Labor because it's the general fa te of goveonments in time or recession, and particularly a reform government," he said. With 63 per cent of the vote counted , the conservative· coa lition was assured 84 seats in the 127-member House of Representatives-a gain of 22. Uibor won 39 seats-il loss of 26. There were four seats still In doubt. The coalition's 45-seat majority was a House record, overshadowing the 41-seat majority held by the late Uberal party leader Harold Holt in the 1966 election. When parliament was dissolved last month, Labor held a three-seat ma jority In the Hou se. The party in control traditiooally names its leader Australia's prime minister. When vote-counting stopped at midnight, it appeared the coalition would also hold a 3J..31 majority in the Senate. It would be the first time In 20 years the Whatever your type ruling party controlled the relatively powerless body. The 45-year-{)]d, ..-o-American Fraser, a millionaire farmer .-•ho heads the Liberal,National Country pBI ·v coalition, pledged "a goverrunent for c\1 the people of Australia, not just those \\ io voted for us." More than 8 million Alll>:ralians voted. The election climaxed a bitter, four- week campaign that began when Gov. General Sir John Kerr, Queen Elizabeth's representative in Australia, ousted Whitlam Nov. 11 . Kerr dissolved parliament and ordered new elections after the conservative majority In the Senate blocked passage of lbe Whitlam government's budget. ' Reappral~~ h.it~~g taxpay~Js Janu~Y 2 books open and close. It is hoped tax books wtll be opened Jan ._ 2 and closed Jan. 31. Mrs. Condee satd, however_, persons appealing thetr taxes should sltll p~y the POMEROY - "Whatever your blood ftrst ·half or a 10 pet. penalty wtll be type, you have the blood type needed." This is on auUtority of Vernon Nease, charged . , . . . Currently, the treasurers_ offtce ts Meigs County bloodmoliile chairman, who CAMERA TAKEN ?watltng tax statements from tls printers reminds the public that a bloodmobile will GALLIPOLIS - City pollee Friday 10 Dayton .. be at the Pomeroy Elementary School investlgBted the theft of a Kodak from I Lo 6 p.m. Monday. The Gallta County B~dget Commission camen reponed taken from an auto f Stewart, Condee and Gene Wetherholt ) No appointment is needed to give being repaired at Thaler Ford on Sept. 25 set the _rates of ta~alton for 1975. blood. Donors will be accepted at anytime Second Ave. Rev . Harry Cole, VIne St., Althat sesstOn, the Galha Local School during the designated hours. Gallipolis, reported the theft. ''Remember the date and give rate was redu~ed fro~ 16.5 mtlls :o 13.5 Vandalism was reported by Dooole someone. a Christmas gift which will be mtlls. The Gallipolis C1ty School ra e was Brown of Rt. I, Bidwell. Brown said needed aod appreciated. It's the best gift set at 19.90, 3.10 miUs less than the 22 mills someone took the sparkplug wires on patd for schools m 1974, both resulttng his ,car parked at Jones Boys on Pine St. anyone could give and the best anyone could receive," Nease said. fr om reappraisal. Ali property owners must pay the county rate of 3.50; _3() for the Gallla County Health Departmen t; 2 mills for the Gallia-Jackson-Vinton Vocational School; one mill for the Ri o Grande Community College; .20 mills for the Gallia County Jjbrary : .30 mills for the Child Welfare Board (G uid ing Hand School ), and .20 mills for the 648 Menial Health Board. Here are the rates for the various townships along with the 1974 rates: Addison Twp. 21.90 (25.00). Addison Twp. Gallipolis City School I. District, 28.30 (30.509). Cheshire Twp. 21.40 (25.50). Cheshire Village, 21.50 (25.60 ). Clay Twp . 28.90 (3i.901 Gallipolis Twp. 27.80 (30.20). Gallipolis City 30.00 (32.40). Green Twp . 28.70 (31.90). Greenfield Twp. 22.10 (25. 40 ). Guyan Twp. 22.70 (2.'-40). Crown City Village 23.10 (25.90). Harrison Twp. 23.10 (25.40). Har rison Twp . Gallipolis School District 28.00 (30.90 ). Hun ting ton Twp. 21.90 (25.40 ). Hunting ton Twp. Gallipolis School District 28.30 130.90) . Hun tington Twp. Vinton Local District 29.10 (31.90). Vinton Village 23.10 (28.001. Morgan Twp. 22.10 (25. 40). Receiving the trees from the Gallipolis Area Jaycees were TREES PRESENTED - Three large Cltrlsbnas trees Ohio Twp. 23.80 (26.40 ). left to right, Ullie Murray, Ruby Hurt and Cheryl Enyart. were presented Friday to the teaching staff at the Gallia Perry Twp. 21.70 (25.90). County Head Start Center for use in their classrooms. Perry Twp._Gallipolis School District 28.10 (31.40). ' Raccoon Twp. 28.30 (30.90) . Raccoon Twp . Gallia Local District, 21.90 (25.40). ' Rio Grande Village 28.40 (31.00) . /Is part of her new responsibilities, are in accord with the nati onal ATHENS - Mrs. Elaine Rouse, AdCenterville Village 22.00 t25.50I. dison, has be en named le gislative Mrs. Rouse recently attended a meeting of organization's campaign to "open up the Springfield Twp. 21.70 125.40). chairperson for the 92nd Assembly District all legislative chairpersons in the TenUt · system." Sprin gfield Twp. Gallipolis School Congressional District where Ed Andros, by Common cause of Ohio. Stressing that Common Cause is a District 26.10 ( ~0 . 90 ). Accorditlg to David Horn , state chairperson, outllned four priorities nonpartisan organization, drawing its' Walnut Twp. 21.60 (25.40) . Organization Committee Chairperson for for the comiflll legislative ~esslon. membership trom Republica ns, Walnut Twp. Symmes Valley District "Cnmm on Cause-Ohio.," said Andl'os. Democrats, and Independents alike, Mrs. 34.50 (31.90) . the statewide affiliate of the Washinglonhase<l ' "Citi,zens' Lobby," Mrs. Rouse's "w,n continue in Its lobbying efforts for Rouse staled : Taxes may be paid by mail or ln dulles will consist " primaril y of campaign finance reform. an effective "Anyone In Gallia County who is in- person at the Gallia County Treasurer's organizing Common Cause members In conflict-of-interes t luw, a lobbying terested in becoming Invo lved with Office located on the first floor of the the 92nd Assembly District so that they disclosure law, and an anti- Comtll"n Cause should call me at 367·7125 Gallia County Courthouse. Oflicc hours can more effectively influence legislation ge rrymandering law.'' anrl one in Meigs County should call are Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to nt the slate and national levels." Alldros indicated these state priorities VI J lozcwicz at 992-3028." 4 p.m. of blood, it's needed GALLIPOLIS _ Durin g the firs t week of January, Gall ia County Treasurer Oty M. Stewart will begin ma iling Invoices 10 . collect increased real estate taxes due for 1975. Tax books will open Jan. 2. Property owners, may if they wish, pay the entire amoun t of their taxes for 1975_ Although, the overa ll ra te in the county is down, taxpayers will see an increase in their taxes due to the reappraisal of lheir properties under the new formula based upon 35 pet. of the true market value. According to Couri ty Auditor Dorothy L. Condee, in some instances, property taxes have doubled, or even tripled. Taxpayers wishing to file complaints Iappeals) must do so between the time tax . . r Citizens' lobby names Mrs. Rouse • I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 12, 1975 fitchpatrick mckinniss mitchell walker wehinger