https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/07fcdd9c01550e4329b86e14262546e7.pdf 61625773d773c2d86494860224755a4b PDF Text Text 2.1 - The DailyScntind, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday flL~· . ~l . 197o Henry Milliron News ... in Briefs IMPORTANT Announcement From 1Continued from page 1) Ct•llics has lwen n:unell 11ic 1975 winner ol d1e Brian PiccoloYMCA award for humanilarian servit'e, it was announced 1'uesday. llavlicek, who works with rcwrdcdchildren and for the Cerebrall' alsy Foundation. was chosen m a poU .of 5,()(l(l sportswriters, broadcasters and YMCA administrators. Havlicek, an All-Atnerican at Ohio State before JOmmg the Cellics 14 years ago, joins F'loyd biltle, Wes Parker and Jim 1..cf('b\Tl' as winm•rs ur tlw award named in mrmory of rormcr Chicago Bem·s ru nnin1• IXJck l.lrian Piccolo, who died of cancer. 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CllRISTMAS AND across the nation motorists left for their Christmas va cation. The Christmas' traffic rush began in earnest today . Motorists clogged highways to share gifts and dinners with family and friends. The National Safely Council estimated that between 440 and 500 persons could die in traffic mishaps on the nation's roadways between 6 p.m. local time today and midnight sunday. The council also estimated 19,000 lo 22,000 persons would suffer disabling injuries in holiday mishaps. Local Bowling Detente NEW FEDERAL LAW COULD ALLOW YOU TO SAVE FOR YOUR RETIREMENT TAX-FREE IN AN I.R.A. (Individual Retirement Account) Many Individuals can now build a retirement nest egg without paying income taxes on the savings or interest until it's taken out. Under the new law passed by Congress. a person can save and deduct 15 per cent of his or her annual wages (or earned income if sell-employed), up to S1,SOO each year. The annual amount set aside in an . Individual Retirement Account is deductible from gross income in figuring income taxes. Interest earned by an I. R. A. is tax free until it's paid out, too. Any taxpayer is eligible who isn't covered by an employer's retirement plan, a Keogh plan or a charitable annunity. Incidentally, each married person's income is treated separately - each can set up his or her own plan . Furthermore, an employer can contribute to an employee's I.R.S. pian, and can 'even set up an account for·employes not otherwise covered. We will be happy to determine if you are eligible to participate in this tax-deferred savings program . and explain the advantages and restrictions of the new law. Stop in soon - we welcome the opportunity to serve you . NOTICE!. . . ENROLL NOW! YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1975 MUST BE DEPOSITED NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31 , 1975. 1Continued from page 1) Soviet military expansion of any kind. "U the Soviet Union continues action such as Angola, we will , without any question, resist. " Pomeroy Bowling Liln e~ Early Thur s day Mixed Dec. II, 197 s Th e Littl e Ones 72 <18 Th e Dragons 70 50 Sc ooby Doc's 62 sa Hill Billy Bear s 57 63 No . 4 Ja ck s Cl ub 54 47 66 73 H ig h game women individual Euni c e Duff , 17sl, Wand a Cros s. 173. Dor:-n a He did not elaborate, but Mc F arland , 171 ; men high made it clear he was not individual game - Mases talking about the use of U.S. Norm an , 202, Bo b Bowen , 19 4, Harol d Ca r son , 189. troops. Women h igh se ri es The Soviets are backing Eunice Du ff , 466, Teresa Lillie , 463 . Wa nda Cross , 452 ; one of three factions in a ci vii m en high series - Mases war with military and Norman . 519, Ha r old Cars on , 491 , Bob Bowen , 478 . financial aid, and Cuba has Team h igh game - Th e sent several thousand troops. Drago n s 803 ; team hi gh The United States secretly se r ies The Dragons , 2, 173 . funneled an estimated $60 million to the other two Poin eroy B~wling Lan Cs Early Sunday Mhced factions. DeCe mber 14 , 191S . Ail lor detente with Russia, Tom's Carry Out 84 4 4 8 1 47 Kissinger said, "There is no Ja cl:c,s Dairy Bar ill s E xc av ating 60 68 question our overall relation- Pull Hill & Mayer Barbers 55 73 ship will suffer if we do not Po me roy F lowe r Shop 55 73 No . 6 49 79 find an adequate solution to Team H igh ind ividual gam e the Angolan problem. Where John Tyree . 2 15 . Maxine Dugan , 186 ; seco nd hi gh it will suffer and in what ways individual game Jr . I am not prepared to say." Ph e lps , 20 1. Isabe lle Couch . . But he hinted his trip to 183High series • Larry Moscow next month to talk Dugan , 559 , Be lly Smi th , 51 1 ; ond h igh se r ies - J ohn about a second stage arms sec Tyree . 5.!7 . I sabe ll e Couch. limitation agreement may be 5 10 . Team h igh gam e ·- Ja cks in jeopardy. Dairy Bar 76 3, team high On Cuba, Kissinger said the se ri es - Tom ' s Ca rry Out United States "will not 1.074 . continue the process of normalization (of relations) Pom e roy Bowling Lanes until all Cuban forces return Early Sunday Mixed Nov . 2, PH 5 to Cuba." Tom 's Carry Out 52 28 He denied the concern of Jack 's Dairy Ba r 52 28 eroy Flower Shop 39 41 Congress that approving Pom Pu lli ns Excavating 36 .t4 "trivial sums .. . we are Hill & Mayer Barbers 33 47 N o. 6 28 5'1 talking about tens of inllllons Team Hig h in div idu al game · Ed of dollars" will lead to a Voss , 209 , Rh eba Hysell , 185 ; high ind ividual game Vietnam situation which cost second - La rr y Dugan , 202 , M a,r,l ene $150 biUion and the com· Wilson , 183 . High se r i es Larry mitment of 500,000 U.S. Dugan , 570, ·Be 11y Smit h , 487 ; troops. second hi gh seri es Ed Voss , S~S . Marlene Wi lson , He said. all the United 466 . States wants In Angola is Team high game • J a cks withdrawal of all outside Dairy Bar , 703 ; tea m high ser ies Po m eroy F low e r forces - Soviet, Cuban and Shop , 2.029. South African - and has no objection to the Soviet backed Ma son Bowling Center Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola "as long wom en's Wed. Afternoon December 17 , UH as it is an African Team high to ta l pin!'! : three organization.'' games Latecomers 1.186, Weather Chant-e of snow tonight, lows in the mid 20s. Snow likely Thursday, possll>ly mixed with freezing drizzle. Highs in the upper 30s . Probability of precipitation near zero per cent today, 30 per cent tonight, 70 per cent Thursday. MRS. ZERKLE ILl. The Middleport E·R squad was called at 6:08 n.m. Wednesday for Mrs. Lillian Zerkle, North Third Ave., who was ill . She was taken to Holzer Medical Center. MEIGS THEATRE TONITE ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:· died ·Wednesday EXTENIJJo:J) Oll'ft.OOK Frhlay !~rough Sunday, HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorlalllospital ADMITTED - Golda Henry William Milliron , 74. then fair Sunday. Highs Epple, Harrisonville; Gilbert Pe<1rl Sl ., Middleport, died will he in the :lOs awl lows Cooper, Athens. Wedn e~day , nwrning at will he in the 20s. DISC HARG ED - Pa ul Veterans Memorial Hospil<ll. ::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:::::::; Ray, hazel Phillips, John Florn July 14, 190t in Gallia Mayes, Mary Jon es. County, he was the son of I he late Henry and Ora Frazier Millir on. He was . also preceded in death by two brothers. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lelitia !Lettie) Rea, Marie Milliron; two 87, Pomeroy, died Tuesday daughters, Mrs . Belva night at Veterans Memorial Mohler, Middleport, and Mrs . Hospil<ll. Mr. and Mrs. Zenith G. Ronald 1Alice1 Jacobs of Mrs . Rt)a was born Nov . 17 Chevalier and Alan of Belpre, Rutland, and five sons, Or~ 1888, daughter of the late and Mr. and Mrs. Edward ville F.. of Reynoldsburg; Jacob and Ma1·garet Jones Chevalier, Reedsville were 1 Norman W. of Racine; Jones. She was also preceded recent weekend guests of Marvin C., of Middleport; in death by her husband, Mrs. Chevaliers' brother Mr. Delbert G., Letart Township, Ernest Rea; two brothers, and Mrs. Ola E. Murphy and and Melvin, H., of Dayton ; a and two sis ters. sons of Scottsburg , Indiana. sister, Mrs. George · 1Cleo) She was a member of the Mrs. Opal Randolph and Walters, Nelsonville ; 22 Mi ne r sv ill e Meth odist Mrs. May Humphrey visited grandchildren and 13 great- Chm·ch and Order of Eastern Mrs. Gladys Morgan who is a grandchildren. Stars Pomeroy . patient at Grant Hospital in Mr. Milliron .was baptized She is survived by two sons, Colwnbus. earlier this year.by the Rev. Stanley E. Rea . Tridelphia, Mr. and '•trs. Roy Hannum, Charles Russell of Racine. He W. Va., and Don E. Rea, Susan · and David, of Long was a re'tired coal miner. Minersville; two daughters , Bottom and Kay Balderson Funeral services will be Mrs. Harlan 1Aileen ) attended the Christmas held al2 p.m. Saturday at the Wehrung, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Concert at the Holzer Medical Rawlings -Coals Funeral Charl es I E r nest in e ) Center School of Nursing. The Home with the Rev . George Faulkner, Richmond, Ind., lille of the program was Oiler and the Rev . 0. H. Carl and eight grandchildren and "What Is Christmas"? Miss officiating. Burial will be · in 18 great-grandchildren . Teresa Chichester who is a the Gravel llill Cemetery at Funeral services will be student nurse at the center Cheshire. Friends may call al held Friday at 3 p.m. al was in the program. the funeral home from 2 to 4 Ewing Chapel with lhe Rev . ' Laurence Rose has and from 7 lo 9 p.m. Friday. Richard Jarvis officiating. ~turned home after being a Burial will be in Beech Grove palienl al the St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Hospital, Par~ersburg, W. at the funm·a l home after 7 .Va. ASK TO WED this evening. Mrs. Grant Boring is a A marriage license was patient at Camdensurgical issued to George David Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, Norris , 25, Rl. 2, Racine, and W . Va. PICKUP BEGINS Joy Louise Bigler, 21, Racine. Recent visitors of Mrs. SYRACUSE - Councilman Rose Thomas were Mrs. Barry McCoy sa id today Lawrence Manley will begin Gladys Baughman and Frank picking up garbage loday in and Jack Gale of Gahanna. LOCAL TEMPS Mrs. Ruth Tuttle of Texas the corporation limits with The temperature In the village lo bear the ex- Road visited Sunday with down town Pomeroy at 10 pense . Manley will pick up Mrs. Maurice, Reed , Mrs . a .m. Wednesday was 27 one lime only before the fi rst Helen Archer and Mr , and degrees under sunny skies. of lhe year. Mrs. R. E. Williams. a rham·c 1Jf snow Friday Mil rlurrics Suturdny and Lelitia Rea of Reedsville News Notes Pomeroy dies 1 Holzer Medical Center t Discharges; Dec. 231 Erma! Adki ns, Vickie Cle ndenin, Mar tha Cook, Teresa Cook, Mrs. Michael Davis and son, Veda Davis. Dennis Fraley, Mrs. Steve Frame an d son , Denver French, John Hale, Mrs. Ea rl Jones and son, Ollie ·Kirk, Jerry Lewis, Eddie Mayes, Gladys Miller, Oma Nelson, Frances Netral, Sybil Olin, Car oline Peoples, Lily Puckett, Gertrude Roush, Earl Smith, Shirley Smith, Roy Snowden, Inez Stumbo, Betty Wagner, Edna Wood . (Births, Dec. 23) Mr . and Mrs . Phillip Powell, daugh ter, Gallipolis; Dr . and Mrs. J. Crai g Strafford, daugh te r, Gallipolis. Two fined by Mayor Hoffman (Technicolorl Show start• at 7:00p.m. pomeroy rutland natlona tuppers plains bank the banll cA !he century lllatllllhed 1172 United Press International ATLAfiTA - COMEDIAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS activist Dick Gregory bas begun a seven-day fast at an Atlanta church with a prediction that food riots are in the nation's near future. Gregory said in an lnterview the riots would occur during the next six months because many Americans are too poor to feed themselves. "And if that happens," he added, "This country can kiss their Bicenlennlal good by." Some 120 persons, including boxer Muhammad All, rock music star Stevie Wonder, actors Richard Dreyfuss and Ryan O'Neal, and California Congressman ·Ronald Dell~~p~s are expected to join Gregory during parts of the hungct strike which began Chrll!tmas Day at the West Hunter Street llapUst Church. Rev. Ralph Abernathy, pastor of the church and president of \be Southern Christian Leadership Conference, also Is scheduled to participate. CLOSING FRIDAY Offices of the Meigs County Courthouse will close all day Friday lo give employes an extra vacation for Christmas. I NOW YOU KNOW "Silent Night" was written on Christmas Eve, 1818 by the Rev. Joseph Mohr, a priest at a cathedral near Salzbllrg, Austria. May the peace of the Christmas Season dwell within your hearts and linger long therein. To you and all your loved ones, greetings! llJESOAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL TUES .. THUR~ . 8: 30 ·1: 00 FRi. &SAT. 9:30.2: 00 The lUEIGS Th~ (WE WILL CLOSE CHRISTMAS EVE Al 5 P.M.) MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE WIU BE OPEN FRIDAY &SATURDAY 9:30 tO 8 P.M. Pomeroy Best In Live Entertainment WASlli~GTON - NEW YEAR'S DA'V should bring pay raises for nearly 4 million American workers now receiving less than the $2.30 an hour mandated under a new minimum wage law. F'or most of those affected, the minimum wage will rise from $2.10 to $2.30- with lesser increases for others depending on classification whose wages will not rise to that level until Jan. l, 1978. Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop said Thursday the 1974 amendments to the Fair Labor Standards · Act provided for three different minimwns, each raised by annual steps, "to lessen their inflationary impact." WASHINGTON - THE U. S. TRADE SURPLUS for the first 11 months already has beaten the record for a lull year and the natlpn appears certain to flnlsh 1975 well in the black. The Commerce Department said Wednesday that In . November the nation exported more than it imported for the tilth consecutive month, making a balance.<Jf-payments surplus virtually certain this year. Coal, military aircraft and autos led the way out In November, the department said. NO HAIR CUTI'ING All barber shops in Pomeroy and Middleport will be closed Dec. 25 and 26 and Jan. 1 and 2. 992-3629 Member FDIC BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH A tradlllon started three yelll'll ago to put spirit Into Christmas for shut~ns and elderly persons alone for lhe holidays was eonllnued thls year with the delivery Wednesday of 54 turkey dinners prepared at the Senior ClllzeiiS Center. All of the food for the dinners --' and the menu consisted of turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes, rolls, green beans, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie - was donated by Larry Powell of Powell's Super-Valu. Mrs. Clara Lochary and Mrs. UUlan Moore roasted the turkeys and the stall at the Center prepared the rest of the food for the dinner trays. Each tray was covered with loll and lopped with a decorative candy cane and holly favor made by Mrs. Beulah UUerback, Mrs. Kay Sayre, and Miss Frieda Uevlng. Wednesday noon they were packed and. Early Roush, Kermit McElroy, Ralph Kerns and Elwood PhlUps spent the afternoon driving around the county deUveriog the dinners. The four men are retired senior volunteers at the Center. Globe Tr otters , 1, 1'24 , J G ' s 1,084 . Team high game ·- 3 G' s 409 . Latecome r s 408 . Latecomers 404 . Three ten spl it Edna Grimm . Marie Pe try . Ind iv idual h igh ser ies ·Thr ee games ~ Bunny Estes 452 . Mary Hoffm an 4H , Ellen Eg nor, .381. Ind ividua l high game ·Mary Hoffma n 161. Bunny #Estes 161. Bunny Estes 153 . PLAYING NITELY pomeroy Spirit put into Christmas 1975 More than 60 per cent of all women hol din g college degrees now work , compared with only 25 per cent of those who hav.e only elementary school training. according to The Conference Board . NOT OPEN "FUNNY LADY" THEY DELIVERED - Above, right, Early Roush, Kermit McElroy, Ralph Kerns, and Elwood Phillips, left to right, retired senior volunteers, delivered the 54 Christmas dinners Wednesday afternoon. ' Fined in the cour t of Middleport · Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night were Nicky King, Wesi Virginia, $10 and costs, disturbing the peace, and Donald ll. Craig, Middleport, $10 and costs, disorderly manner. Forfeiting bond s were Alfred 0 . Roush, 22, Letart, W. Va., $30, posted on a charge of running a red light ; Gary Huddleston, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va ., $75, a hit-skip charge, and Merman Ferrell, Jr., Dixie, W. Va., $300, driving while intoxicated. fHRU DEC.lS FRI ., DEC. 26•28 CHRISTMAS DINNERS - Shown above as they filled the Christmas dinner trays lor shut-ins and lonely residents are Senior Citizens Center personnel, Mrs. Wanda Vining , J.eafy Chasteen, Mrs. Alice Wamsley, Joyce Bunch, Mrs. Jeanne Braun, and Mrs. Margaret Amberger, left to right. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY KLAMATH FALI...'l, ORE. - THE 11-YEAR.OLD girl who sw-vived a plahe crash that took the lives of three of her family and then survived a freezing night by cuddling her little dog spent Christmas day In her hospital bed with both legs ln c85ts, surroWJded by COWltless gifts from well wishers. "She has received so man~ presents we haven't counted them," a nursing supervisor a~ Intercommunity Presbyterian llospltal said of Teresa Seymour. · The Belton, Tex., girl and her 4-month.<Jld dog, Baby, were the only survivors of the plane crash Sunday which killed. Sgt. Robert L. Conduff Jr ,, 37, her.stepfather; Frances M. Condull, 47, her mother, and Frances M. Foster, 14, hef siBter. ·Condull .was stationed at Ft. Hood, Tex., and was taking his family to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Condufl of Naches, Wash., when the single engine plane went down. MOSOOW - THE SOVIET UNION 'S l,SIJO.mlle-per-bour "Konkordskl " Inaugurated the world's first supersonic alrUner service today, beating the British and French version Into operation by three weeks. 1Thedroop-nosed TU144 - traveling at an average speed of 1,386 nl.p.h. - covered the 1,901knile route from Moscow to Alma Ala, the capital of Kazakh Republic, In one hoW' and 58 minutes,. according to Moscow radio, 'I'he normal time for Cllflventlonal IUI2 aircraft Is four hours. , . The new freight service began 26 days before the scheduled beglnnlng by lr France and British Airways of their Concorde passenge ~ervlces from Paris to . Rlo de Janeiro and from umdon BahraIn . • at y e VOL XXVII NO. 179 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO en tine FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1975 PRICE 15' Auditor claiming r;:::,,;;~;;:::"'] Visit t? • k bl k d : lhy broken too soon : ! d Santa IS dl h IS Wor 0C e ea y :~: ;~: COLUMBUS (UPI) Democratic State Auditor Thomas Ferguson says some state officials are refusing to provide his office with verification of use of state gasoline credit cards. · Ferguson said the apparent refusal is another example of "a pattern of obstruction of the duties" of hls office beginning to be instituted by ,Ferguson said Wednesday. "I the administration of ask you what kind of an Republican Gov . James A. employe would use a state Rhodes. gasoline credit card if he "They claim that tracing were doing undercover invesuse of a state credit card to tigatory work'' the state 'cover plate' vehicle "I feel a pattern of obstrucinto which the purchased tion of the duties of the office gasoline goes would of auditor of state by the jeopardize the 'cover' of an Rhodes admin istrati on is undercover investigator,' ' beginning to develop," said Ferguson . Ferguson ci ted the early refusal to allow state examiners to spot check state income tax returns in trying to determine . ~helher the state was receiVIng the prope r amoWJt of taxe~ due il. This and the thlrd in 18 years. was followed by the more Except ~or one guard, recent refusal of the Depart, James Veltbuis,the studio lot menl of Transportation to was deserted when the fire allow examiners to check broke out in one of the lot's highway division radio logs to eight 100-ty-300 foot stages, determine whether or not which resem ble airplane state employes were used in hangars, and spread to Rhodes' bond issue petition another. drive prior to the November "Both sound stages were general election, Ferguson just completely destroyed," said. · .Vellhuis said. "The whole "Now we have the state 'Cannon' set was in there ·- gasoline credit ca rd his apartment, his office, it 's problem," he said. \'Could il all been destroyed. 'Barnaby be that the administration Jones' was shot there too and seeks lo shield its activiles \hal set's gone." from public view during lhe The lot's history dates back next three years'" to the heyday of silent films in the 1920s, when it was Pickfair Studios, owned by Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. · In the 1930s it was the United Artists lot. Movie mogul Samuel Goldwyn bought It In 1939· and Howard Middt e po r l fi re and Hughes made films there in e mer gency~res c ue cr ews the 1940s. were busy over the Christmas It is one of the few remaining studios in Old holiday. At 7:55 p.m. Wednesday, Hollywood, once the heart' of the squad went to 342 Beech the movie industry but now a Sl. for Marsha Harrison who shabby residential and was taken to Pleasan t Valley commercial area. F'ire departmen t Hospital. At 2:58p .m. Christspokesman Ray Bartlett sa id mas, the fir e department was that because of the age of the called to the Guy Bing home stages "the wood 's so dry al 630 Mill Sl. to put out a those buildings are extremely minor fire. At 6:20 p.m. flammable ... they're tin- Wedn esday, th e squad was derboxes. It was almost like called for William Harmon, lighting a Christmas tree ." 52, Ash and Pearl Sts., who was dead on arrival. AI 4:42 a.m. Friday. lhe sq uad was called to Hyse ll Run for Raymond Keesee who was · believed to have suffered a heart attack . He was taken lo Holzer Medical Center. Cannon, Jones sets burned U}r HOLLYWOOD , Calif. ( UPI ) - A $3 million fire destroyed the sets of the television series "Cannon" and "Barnaby Jones" Thursday, the flames racing through two sound stages at the Samuel Goldwyn Studios so fast a fireman compared it to "lighting a Christmas tree." There were no injuries. ll was the second major fire on the lol in less than two years I STEEL GETI'ING WELL PI'ITSBURGH I UP!) The chief executive of Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. said today the American steel Industry Is recovering from the recession and predicted domestic steel shipments will total 92 to 95 mlllion tons next year. Robert E. Lauterbach, chairman and president of Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel, said In a year-end statement the Industry was hindered by Inadequate profits and a declining demand In 1975. But he said demand started to pick up In November. Resurglng markets for light, · flat· rolled steel should make shipments In January lor Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel the best In recent months, Lauterbach said. Fire, aid nnits busy Gen. Hartinger's wife, Susan, dies at age 48 Mrs. Susan Eileen' 1 Allensworth Hartin ger explre.d early Thursday morning at lhe Shaw Air Force Base llospital, South Carolina, at the age of 48. Mrs. Hartinger was born Mar~h 30, 1927 in Middleport . She was preceded in death by her father , Edgar Allensw,orth, In 1962. She Is survived by her husband , three -s tar Lieutenant General James V. llartlnger, Commander of the Ninth Air Force Base at Shaw Air Force Base, S. C. She Is also survived by her mother, Mrs. Clyda Russell Allensworth , Middleport; her mother-In-law, Mrs. Vi9let Hartinger, Middleport ; ' a daughter, Mrs . Douglas I Kristin) Kelsall , an Eastern Air Line stewardess al Atl~nta, Ga.; two sons,' First Lieutenant fighte r pilo t Jimmer llartinger of Jacksonville, Fla·:, and Mike, a student at the University of Texas (Long Horns 1 at Austin, Tex., and six aunts. Services wlll be held at 2 p.m. Sunday al the Middleport Church of Christ with Mr. George Glaze officiating. Buri~l wlll be in Riverview Cemetery . Mrs . llar linger was a member of the Middleport Church of Chris I. Friends may call at the Rawlings-C oats F'unen!l Home from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday and from 4lo 9 p.m. Saturday and until 12:30 p.m. Sunday when the body will be taken to lhe church where it will lie In slate. The family suggests that fr(ends may contribute to the can ce r fund in lieu of flowers. Weather . Turning colder today, snow accun1ulations to 1 inch by evenin g. Snow flurri es. colder tonight, lows in the mid 20s. Colder, chance of snow flurri es . Satu rd ay . Hi ghs in the mid 30s . Probability of precipitation 90 per cent today, 50 per cent lonighl, 30 per cent Saturday. EXTF.NDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, chance or rnhi or snow Sunday and Mondn y. Fair Tuesday except a chance of snow flurries In the northern porllon of the ~tale. Highs mostly will be In the 30s and lows will be in the upper 20s to the low 30s. By United Press International :;:; Ail always, Chrisimas Day seemed to end too soon. } :;: During the 24-bours when much of the world celebrated :::; :~:~ the birth of Jesus Christ, even some cities where violence :;:; By United Press In· :::; bas beco me a way of life enjoyed a gift of temporary :::: teruational :;:; peace. i;i; What started out as a last( In Israeli -occupied Bethlehem , about 15,000 persons ::t! minute visit to Santa Claus :;:; visited the traditional birthplace of Jesus Christ. Israeli ::( ended in death for four :;: troops observed the throng from the roofs of churches. It :::: children. :;:: was the largest group of visitors since Israel captured the .:::: Authorities said Richard ( town in the JWJe, 1967, Middle East war. ·:::: Roddy, 28decided to take his ) Pope Paul told 90,000 persons in Vatican City young ,::~ five nephews and nieces to a ;:;: people are turning to Christ lor answers not found in the :::;: Defiance, Ohio, store for a { materialistic world, which has lost its glitter . :t:t: Christmas Eve visit with :;~: "The emptiness, yoWJg·people, has ~evastated you, and :;:;: Santa Claus but found the :;;: an intimate and powerful longing has brought you back, ::::; store closed and headed home ( . almost WI consciously, to the sphere of an Invitation that :;;j with the children. { cannot be reje cted: 'Come to me, all you who are weary :;:;; On the way horne to Oakand find life burdensome , and I will refresh you'," the wood, Ohio, their car skid(jed / ponlif~ said in his annual Christmas Day message from St. } across slippery Ohio 66 two ) Pete~ s Square.. . ;'j miles south of Defiance and ;:; Be1~ut was quiet on Chrtst~~s, but the effect of months ,:;:; · veered into the path of ;:: of ciVIl warfare between ChriStians and Moslems ':"as fell. :::: another car. Eddie Roddy, 16, ::: A child accustomed to the .street battles asked if Santa his brothers, Kim , 13, and :;: Claus had been killed or kidnaped. . :::, David 10 and their sister ::: About 6,000 persons have been kiUed and 12,000 wounded :t:t: Trish~ 4 'were killed ' \ since April. Beirut radio broadcast _Chr~s carols - :ti A nfth' Roddy Child, Jeff , ,:,: and the gunmen spent a grtm day behind bamc~des. ;:;:; ·15 and the driver of the other :::: In Argentina •.tight security precautions were in effect ::::: ca'r, Bonny Fidler, were ;:;: but no real f1ghtmg was reported Christmas, a day alter a ;:;:: hospitalized in critical :~:: left wing guerrilla attack on an Argentine army arsenal :) condition. :::: which ended. More.than 100persons were reported kiUed. ::::: Snow and rain imperiled :::: In_the U.S. Arnencans reduced the presents under thell' ) motorists in much of the ::: Chnstm?s trees to p1l~s of opened boxes and torn paper. :::! nation. early 1n the long· ::r Wrong stzes and clashmg colors could be remedied todav. :;;: holiday period. The weekend ;:;:when many stores bega~ after ChriSt~ sales. ;:: traffic death toll pushed past ;:;: Thousands dro_ve to fnends .and relaltves to spend the ;:;~ 100, mounting at the rate of ::? holiday: Some did not make 11. :t:t one death every 17 minutes ::: A Umted Press !nterna~tonal co WJ t Thursday showed ::: duringthefirst32hoursofthe ::: lhe traffic death toll nearmg 100. . i't 102-bour period which began :;: The Na tional Safety Council predicted between 440 aod ;:;; at 6 p.m. local time Wed· ·;!; 500 persons would die. on the roads between 6 p.m. local nesday and ends at midnight ,::: tune Wednesday and m1dmght Sunday . . ;:;: Sunday. Snow continued today in ( Snowfall stretched from New England to the mountams :;:; ;:;: of the Pac1ftc Coast and as far south as Arkansas, :;:; much of the east and the maggravating driving condition~ . .· . :::; upper Great Lakes and ::; WI~l er storm watches were ISsued m parts of Indian:', :::: portions of the Plains, and ;:;: M1ch1gan and Ohio. Th~ Nattonal Weather Servtce satd ;:;: rain plagued portions of the :';' roads were glazed and slippery across much of the regiOn . ;:;: south . Travelers' advisories ,;·,::::,:;:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::':':::':::::::::·:·:·:':::·:·:·:::, :::;::~::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::!iii. or winter storm watches were posted for more than a halldozen states as far south as Arkansas, Tennessee and Texas. A Uni ted Press International count at 8 a.m. EST showed 128 persons had died in Christma s holiday traffi c mishaps. A brea kdown of accidental The M.G.M . Corvette Club Johnson; second, Jon Wi se , deaths : held an economy run recently Coolville, and third , to Tim Traffi c 128 with procetJds fr om the event Baum, Chester. Fires 10 going lo lhe Gallia and Meigs 4 Class 3E I 1968-1975 ), first, Planes Cou nt y Childr en's Home. Tom Smith; lie for second lo Other 8 Several of lhe young people Guy Sayre, Point Pleasant, Total 150 rode with the drivers as and Doug Enoch, Syra cuse. Ca liforn ia led in ear ly navigators. Contributors of prizes and traffic fataliti e< with 13, The event started at the trophies were Point Pleasa nt followed by Florida and Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza Auto Paris , Newber ry's Georgia with 11 each. Indian a with 13 cars entering. The Sporling Goods, G. and J . bad 9 traffi c deaths and cars' gas tanks were all filled Auto Par ts, Appallaehian Michi ga n, North Carolina at Whillinglon's Sohio with Tires, Ellis and Sons Sohlo, and Texas, 7 each. lhe first car departing al 1:30 Sears, Bend Tire Center, and Early Thursday in Scotia, p.m. The cars traveled north Ziegle r 's Auto Supplies . N.Y. , a car carrying two on Route 7, crossi ng I he Beca use the companies yoWJg persons spun out of bridge at Pomeroy, going contributed the prizes and control, struck another car north on W. .Va. Route 62 to lrophies, the entry fees were and burst into flames , killing MI. Allo where they then 1 donated lo the Chi ldren's both occupants - William we nt to Point Pleasa nt on Home. Langley, 20, of Scotia , and Route 2 and back to the Susan Ratynskl , 18, of starting place . Schenectady. AID UN IT At the conclusion of the run , Enrique Otero, 11, died in RACINE - The Racine E- Presque Isle, Maine, and mileage was computed. Each car was required to have a R squad called Wednesday at Steven Thing of Pelham, navi gator, no pushing or 1:15 p.m., look Verna Circle , N.H.,dled in a Massachusetts pulling was allowed, and all Rl. 1, Racine, a medical hospital of injuries they traffic rules were obeyed. A patient, to Holzer Medical suffered in se parat e acminimum or maximum lime Center . Chr istmas Day at cidents, when their snow 11 :43 p.m, Effie Norman , sleds were struck by was allowed each car. Racine, a medical patient , automobiles : The best overall mileage was . removed to Veterans was lied with 21 miles per A Texas grandmother died gallo n by Tom Smith , Memorial llospital. and four other persons were Gallipolis, and Mike Johninjured, two critically, In the son, Mason, W. Va. The first plane crash of the LOCAL TEMPS average mileage of all cars Temperature In downtown weekend. Authorities said the wa~ 18 miles per gallon. Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. light plane crashed In a field The winners were , Class was 50 degrees under cloudy in the St. Paul, Minn., suburb 3-A, 11963-1967 ). first. Mike skies. of Newport. ? ti g t Economy run held by club �i¥i~~~~~~~~~~~~J~~~:~:r~,~~:~:!:!~!=::::t:~~~:=~=i'~'~t~~~~=~~i~i!i!i!ii~t:li!~!i~:=:~:::=: J~i~ifiiiff:i:=:~i !l~i'!i!ii!~J~J~iiif~!Ji!i~i~i~i!i!i~i!i'i!iliiii!i!i!i!i!i!J!ii:$~~ young Dudding Ford cheered up II Erie probed for cruiser Ill IIELI ~ N l iiOM AS l PI Whllt' llumw Ht'fWrtN \All.. ( 'II III . ! liP( I Hun,\ t'1 l h~ (t f;inllh r('UflllJJl .. nd :t n<' '' (;a\lup poll ~ "' \I urg ,lJltJfl'-.\\ uw tn hts JO h iotifPIIll.!ll lt ' t :ti111K, sr·l'rr t;try Bon Nessen said Ford got a CIIristmHs bonus 111th 1hts wt•ek's latest Gallup poll - taken JUSt after Jus ret urn from Qunu - th at showed Ius job performance rating hus JUmped by ftve 11 rt''mit'nt Fo r d rllrerfu lly J)(] ltlt s to Oltlrt' pia) lhilll \\11tk dm m~: :nt; Chnl't mas t tr ureh Tlw J<'ords. " ho altendcd SCI Vl l'CS Chnstmas ;HIIllll$ \oit'<lltnn 111 :l ~t.· HuckJt·~ ' It "..., ~ ~·l<,d 1,, l'l'l ,m.:'l~ .md gl'l o1 littl e rcl nxctlltHl, · Fo1U told 1o•porto•rs Thut·sd:>l lx• 1\\l'l'll "ld lUll~ I'll bt• ltt'SI I wllt'n 1go b.lt'R to W<1SI11ngtmt '1'11l' ~d(J\ t)ll f\1Jd\\,l\ tlln>Uith :m t 1 Wilt dLt~ SOJOUI /l .11 tl11~ llltHHJI,\111 rt'."iOI t Furd '\,lui he h,h IA't'fl spt.'ncllng 1tbo\lt ~ ~1\' hou r s i.l tlHl'l' wt•t e up t•arly m the nwrnmg to exchcmge gafts und<'r the cc1hng-Jugh tree 10 th1•ii borrowed, SwJsS·:-ityle l l1alet 'l'hf' Prestdent , who had Juntecl he needed a turtii'IH'I'k Jcl·sey for Christmas, ~nid he gut a dozen . Il l' also WHS cleltghted With a fr esh snowfall , whtch vastly Jm provPd skung conditwns Asked Itow he i1n ;mged for t'Vt', sk ung and ,d )<lllt 21 huu1s un ,,fftt'Jdl hu~ t nt•ss Til~· tt'sl 11f h1s tllll~' ht~·· tl, Ford gnnned " I have a spt·cJHI r onueetlon " bt·t·n rfl Jil\t' d \\lllllu s fi-111111\' · I fee l ~r eaL," he smd . '' l nl! fo ur Ford , !uldn'n an· h.1 Vl'll 't been wmdcd or had on legs. l' vt• rrt•vcr brcn rn better <Ill~ hand ( 111 IS\1\I <IS pd111l'"' Both l·tll'cl ;tnd !us fn ends ht • hdS 1\l' Vt'\' Sk ll'd l~•lt{ •J Tl;l' l'rl'~ldPTII lumsl'if ,1;1 · JX'Hl l'rl h i ·md UTi\\nT ned ilhou l tiH' t·llaHtll !'t' frum forllll'f (;o, Horwld HI'H~nn of Califonua for lih' 197fi HPpuh lll.lll p1t>~Hh• n!lal pre:-;s For· T hmw C...:ool Ewn in~~ PORTABLE BASEBOARD ELECTRIC CONNECTION HEATERS Ford sk1etl w1th " l"rgc uf Scc1ct Serv1ce Controlled Heater---~29 40" $ Heater. ___ 95 995 3 t cl mm· rt g f'nl s, skt patrolmen and fnrntl s on a slope that had be1•n dosL~I off for htm. Dcscnbcd hy fnends as an "a dvanced 1ntcrme(hate " skirr . Ford said he hoped to mak e some runs wtth the U.S. Olympil' sk1 temn when tt WINS m: GREE ' Morton L Barnes, son uf Do roth y illll'nes Woodard, Pomeroy, gmduated Dec 12 from the Hockmg Techmcal lnshlu rt> at Nelsonville wi th em ass ucra le deg re e 111 ceramic engmeermg. He has accepted employment wtlh the Logan Clay Products Co. at Brazil, lnd and wtll beg m Ius work there on Dec. 29, m the position of qualt ty control technician. VATICAN CITY I UPl } Pope Paul VI says the youth of tile world arc reJecti ng "tile msantly of war for Jllll\cr" to listen to the word of Chml Spcakmg to 90,1100 persons l'rowded into St . Peter 's Sq twr e Qu·ist mas Day, the Jlupe sa rd the "emptmess" of mudcrn life has devastated yo ung people, creatmg a bra cc Ihe chu rch I Je pt·aiscd youth fm· reJectlllg the goals of past gcnel·ations "ilmt inoculated you with the msani ty of war for JlO Wet·. of ma terialism as the only JUStice, of pleasure as a con fu sed attitude toward the higlim duties and destmies of counter with Chrtst. " A stmilar number of pilgrims gathered at midnight Christmas Eve for an outdoor ma ss that the Pope celebrated after ceremoni es ending Holy Year. Vatican offi cials said that Holy Year, dedica ted to reconciliation of man with God and man ' with man, bro ught more than eight million persons to Rome An estimated one btllion persons 1n 40 countries throughout the world watched vta television as the Pope, helped by unsee n Vatican workmen ins1de the basilica, shut th e heavy bronze door marking the end of the Holy Year. A wall of Estes also smd 1t was beheved that 10 persons were aboard. However, Coas t Guard headquarters m Cleveland satd the whole thing may be a hoax. Aspokesman for the Cleveland Coast Guard said the Federal Commumcat10ns Commission traced the distress call and said it came from the area of Dillon Lake, near Zanesville, Oh1o, which is in Central Ohio about 50 miles east of Columbus. The spokesman also said 10 bricks will be added Jan . 1 to close off the door until the next Jubilee m the year '21100. Vatican officials smd the Holy Year, m terms of the number of pilgrims it brought to Rome , was more successful than even the Pope had dared to hope. But the Pope said 1l.'l true success would be measured by 1ts effect on the young. "Christ is speaking also from his crib m a way that 1s unmistakable, penetrattng and attractive," he said. " ... May God grant for today's youth and for all of us that the fruit of the Holy Year Will he the acceptance of this word that 1s the expression of an endless blessed Christmas.'' hfe." The 78-year -old pontifl , delivcnng h1s message on a ,., isp, sunny day from · the ba ii'O il l of St. Peter's Basilica. smd the modern generation ·'has shown that 1t has understood lh e possibility and happiness of an en- . AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE 0/ OFF 50 /0 . POINSETTIAS DECORATIONS ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS CEMETERY DECORATIONS .<~f!fT~ '/Tif - ~ ~ ' .) v STEAMBOAT INN M EAT - Mea t Lo a f, Roast Beef, Fl ounde r Fish . Hamburge r Ste ak , Ham . VEGETABLES - Gree n Bea ns , Noodles, Brocol li, Pota toes ( ba ke d, ma sh ed, home frie s ) . SALAD - Tosses, Slaw. Cott ag e Ch eese , App lesauce, Peaches. PI E - people is a Jot for a 25-foot ca bin cruiser, especially on such a bad day Just before dawn the Coast Guard m Detroit s~id it had decided against sendmg a heli copt er to the area because of "blizzard conditions" on the lake. "We'v,e got 50 feet VISlblhty there m a blizzard," said spokesman Randy Wodarz. "They're still searching " he said in reference to the two vesse ls dispatched earlier and to unconfirmed reports that the report of the missing boat may have been a hoax. When asked agam about the helicopter search earlier, Wodarz said , "I think they saw it." The hehcopter , Estes said, had to return to the Detroit base because of the weather but two vessels, one a 40footer from Marblehead, Ohio, and the second, a 180footer from Detroit, were sent to the area . Accordmg to Estes, the captain of the ship said Thursday evening the boat was taking on water and he Apple , Ch er~y, Pea ch . CHICAGO IUPI) - Three Big Ten teams - 1\10 of them Wibeaten - begin holiday tournament play today and all but Illinois will he on tourney courts by Monday of next "eek. Indiana , G.{), playmg m the Madison Square Garden Hobday Festival , opens today against Columbia. Minnesota , also IHJ and hosting its own tournament , begins play tonight against Penn State. And Northwestern , with three losses so far, traveled to Portland, Ore., for the Far West Classic and today 's game against Oregon State. Iowa, with a 7-() record, opens tournamen t play Saturday in Hawaii against Holy Cross. In other tournament appearances, Ohto State will pla y in th e Sugar Bowl 3rd St. • ' had no p~p or flares. Commumcatwn with the crusler was hmlled as the captam of the boat only had facilities to transmit morse code which was bemg relayed to Coast Guard officials by amateur radio operators. Shock from any cause or a sudden dr op m bl ood pressure, if there is already disease m the arteries, can lower the circulalion to the brai!i a crlltcal amount and mduce a stroke. Strokes are so common that "!mos t everyon e has someone in the family or a near relative wh o has had one. There are about 200,1100 deaths each year in the United States from strokes. Those who want more informahon on strokes and how to prevent them can send in 50 cents for The Hea lth Letter. number 2-5, Strokes · Cerebral Vascular AccidentCerebral Thrombosis, wtth a long, s tamped, selfaddr essed envelope for maihng. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P 0 Box 1551 , RadiO Ctty Stat10n , New York, NY 10019. About two-thirds of patients who develop a stroke have either diabetes or high blood pressure. The control of both condi tions would go a long way toward eliminating the high tncidence of strokes in our culture. Although the bas is for dia betes is probably w1th a patient fr om birth, diabetes usually develops slowly into adult onset diabetes. If it is not man aged pr operly a person can develop a condillon called diabetic coma . Diabetic coma is simply a coma that results when the chemical balance of the body is badly oul of balance. The body can 't utilize glucose normally, and the end result is the fo·rmation of excessive amount s of stron g acids wh1ch leads to diabeti c acidOSIS and may progress to coma with un consciousness and shock. Dw·ing coma the shock-like reachon may lower the blood of hiS SChoo} Bnan Dudding, a junior at Lackland Junior-Senior High Sc hool in San Antonio, Texas has bee n elected vtce presldent of th e student council. In add1lton to hts acltviltes on the coWicil,.Brian IS also a starter on the Lac kl an d DANCE PLANNED Eagles' basketball team, a The Middl eport Poltce member of th e Na tion al Reser ves wtll sponsor a Honor Society, and on the square dance Saturday, Dec . school golf team. The son of 27 at Middleport Elementary Master Sgt and Mrs. Bobby Sc'hool fr om 8 to 11 p.m. with J oe Duddin g, he IS th e BRIAN DUDDING '' mustc by the String Dusters grandson of Mr . and Mrs. Admtssion is $1 for adults George D. Stobart, Racine, wtlh children under 12 free tf and Mrs Man e Dudding, PULLMAN, Wash (UP! - washm gton State is exaccom pamed by pa rents. Middleport . pected to name a new headCallers w1ll be Glen Lambert football c-oach soon and the. and Cora Hilton to p two candidates are SPE,\KER SET The Rev. Cecil W1se will Umve rs1ty of P1tts burg1T speak at Hysell Run Free ass1stant J ackie Sherrill and: Methodist Church SWiday at UCLA assistant Lynn Stiles: Sherrill is currently in Et WEAK QUAKE 10 30 am Paso, Tex., preparing the· TOKYO iUPI } - A weak Panthers for today's SUn• ea rthquake ""s fell in Bowl clash with Kansas. ,Kana ga and ShiZ ouka In 1974, one of America's Stiles is bu sy helpmg prepare provinces southwes t of Tokyo most beloved co medians, th e Brums for their New, Fnday, the meteorologtcal Jack Benny, died at the age of Yea r's Rose Bowl ap,: Agency 1eported. 80. pearance aga1nst Ohio State. . r Classic in New Orleans along with Tulane, Pennsylvania and Tennessee, Purdue plays tn the Bruin Classic at Los Angeles, facing St . Lows in the opening round ; Michigan State will meet Southern Mississippi in the ftrst game of the Virgmia Commonwealth Tournament; Wisconsin meets Stanford in the firs t round of the Mtlwaukee Classic, and Michigan faces LaSalle in its opening Las Vegas Classic game. The Buckeyes, Boilermakers, Spartans, Badgers and Wolverines will begin tournament play Monday. The Illini, now 7-2, will not play again until their conference opener at Iowa Jan. 3. The Illini lost in the closmg minutes of road ~a m es to Furman and Southern Calilorma . The Big Ten thus far has a 49-16 won-lost record, over Link between Greene named diabetes and- stroke? Big IO's MVP pressure enough to induce a stroke if a person already ha s dtsease m the arteries to the brain You can get more in· formatiOn on diabetic coma and how diabetes works by usmg the same procedure mentioned for getting mformalion about strokes, but ask for The Health Letter, number 3-10, Diabetes, The Sweet Stckness, which explams how acidosis results in form ation of ketones and gives the patient an acetone breath . The acetone breath is often confused with alcohol. If the person is confused, which 1s often the case, the combination may lead an unsuspec ting law enforcement officer to think he is drunk . The result is a disaster with a critically ill patient ending up in jail in less than optimal cir cumstances when he should be gettmg emergency treatment in a hospital. DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH City Editor Publi shed daily Court sr., CHICAGO (UP! ) - Scampering, hot-hitting Ohio State quarterback Corn elius Greene Thursday won the Chi ca go Tribune's Silver Football award as the Big Ten's Most Valuable player. Greene edged out Michigan's Gordon Bell for the honor. Minnesota signal caller Tony Dungy was a strong third m the balloting. The winner was selected from among the most valuable player of each team as selected by the players. Greene edged out Heisman trophy winner Archie Griffin in balloting by his teammates for the Buckeye's most valuable player. Griffin, who had been bidding to become the first man to win the Silver Football three times, had voted for Greene for the team 's MVP award. ' Greene's quickness and proficiency in running the option play helped Griffin become major college foo tball 's all-time leading rusher by providing a threat that the defense couldn't ignore and cutting down the chances of defenders successfully key1ng on Griffin. the .750 mark . Michigan and Wisconsin each have lost once, Jlhnois and OhiO State twice , Northw estern and Purdue three times , and Michigan State four times. "' Archie to receive award on Jan. 15 MIAMI !UP! ) - Two-tune He1sman Tr op hy wtnn er Arch1c Gn ffm of OhiO State will be awarded the M1am1 Touchdown Club 's ann ual College Player of the Year award at a banquet Jan 15 The award to Griffin was announced Christmas Eve by club president Lou Nuta, who sa1d, "He is the first to be chosen by un ammous vote " Previous Touchdown Club award winners include Gary Beban, 1967 , O.J . Simpson , 1968; Jim PlllTlketl , 1969; Archi e Manmn g, 1970: Johnn y Musso an d Pa t Sullivan ( ti e 1 197 1: John Hann ah, 1972; Luctous Selmon , 197 3, and Tom Qements, 1974 Pomeroy , Ohio -45769. Bu slneu Office Phone 99 2. 2156 Edllor tal Phone 992 2157 Second c h~ss postag e pa id e t P omeroy , Ohio . Nationa l advert i sing r epresentat i ve W a rd · Gr i ff i th Company , Inc ., Bottlnelli & Gallaoher Div . 7S7 Th ird Ave ., New York , N .Y . 1001 7. • S ubscr i pt i on rat e s D elivered by carr ier where available 75 c en ts per week . By Motor Route wher e c arrier service nof available, One monlh '- $3. 25 Bv mall In Ohlo and w Va ., One Year , S22 00 ; SI X months, $11.50 ; Three onths , $7 .00 Elsewhere 26. 00 year , Six months 13 50 ; t hree months •• S7 50 ub!lo c rlpllon price Includes undav Tlmes .sent!net . 1 >V " " No gameo, No gror,mlcs Just Highest Interest Rates ·· In The Area 5A% 1 ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS • United Press International College football's second season begins today, the start of a nine-game bowl week that is expected to confirm what most people already believe-Ohio State is No . 1. The Buckeyes, an overwhelming choice for tlle top spot in the final regular season poll and the only unbeaten team in the top f1ve, are heavy favorites to repeat their October rout of UCLA when they meet in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif., next Thursday afternoon. Before that, however, the stage belongs to some of the minor bowls, beginning today when Pitt, which shares a No. 17 national ranking, meets No. 19 (tie} Kansas in.the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex., and No. 7 Arizona State faces No. 5-N ebraska in the Fiesta Bowl on the Arizona State campus at Tempe. ' Both games wtll be nationally televised (CBS), beginning at noon EST. ·Pitt, featuring Tony Dorsett, beat Notre Dame but couldn't beat Navy or West Virginia, while Kansas crushed Oklahoma 23-3 in the year's biggest upset. Both ;Sun Bowl teams, however, f inished at 7-4. : "Tiie Sun Bowl could set us :IJP for next year," says Tony ~sett, Pitt's star running ~ck whose 1,544 yards this :fieason pushed him over the !.t,ooo mark in three college f ears. "We want to show .people what Pitt football and :Tony Dorsett are all )bout." ' Kansas, under first year Bud Moore, led the Big in rushing with ~u;ute.rbat~k Nolan Cromwell 11,124 yards } and halfback Laverne Smith ( 864 } providing most of the power Cromwell, who started the year as a 'free safety on defense, became the third quarterback in NCAA history to rush for more than 1,000 yards, and Moore, who saw plenty of wishbone quarterbacks while an assistant at Texas A&M and Alabama, calls Cromwell "the best option quarterback I have ever seen." The Fiesta Bowl represents a chance for Arizona State to rebut the critics of Western Athletic Conference foot- ~BRANCH The AlllenJ County Savings & Loon Co. 296 Second St. PASADENA, Calif. (UP! } - W1th the Christm~s celebration and trip to Disneyland sealed m their memory book, Woody Hayes IS brmgmg the meeting to order for his Ohio State Buckeye football team " I plan to run the turkey out of them Friday," Hayes said of a proposed heavy workout for b1s squad Another tough prachce was planned lor the UCLA Bruins by Coach Dick Vermeil. The Buckeyes and Bruins clash New Year's Day m the 62nd Rose Bowl football game. For Ohio State, the game means a fourth slra1ght trip here and a chance to clinch the nalional champiOnship For UCLA, two touchdown underdogs , it means another opportWJity to play giantkiller tn the role 11 had a decade ago when the Bruins stunned lop-ranked and USED CARS Pvmei'Ciy, Ohlo 74 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, DOWer, air...... 16295 73 CadiHac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .. ·.. ·14795 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, POWer, air.......'4595 72.CadHiac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .... '3895 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, air._ ___ _ _ .13395 73 Olds 98 Lux. 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'895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto............ .'995 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto........ ....'695 68 Pontiac ,Station Wagon ...... .... ·...... '795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan .. •.. .. •.. . .. .. • '395 69 Chevrolet % ton Pickup .............. .'1295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed .. ........ '2695 1 After Christmas SALE SAVE NOW ON GIFT WRAP AND CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS. STILL GOOD SELECTION ..::j• ..•::: ..- DUTTON'S "PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE" ~ M_IDDLEPORT, OHIO ::.. Starts Friday, Dec. 26 OPEN TIL 8 PM .. .. -.....•. .. --.... -.. N YEAR-END FABRIC SALE ..--.. ::.. n ••• • Selected Groupings At ' \Special Closeout Prlcesf • See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete •• • Keebaugh. -.. McCall's, Kwick-Sew, Simplicity Patterns 992-2284 Pomeroy, Ohio ...- Michigan State, 14-12. Both Hayes and Vermetl gave their teams the day off Thursday to celebrate the Christmas hohday. And for several of the coaches and players, the holiday away from home brought a twinge of home sickness , perhaps summed up best by Buckeye quarterback coach George think people want to redeem ' lucky enough to knock them on West V1rgmw r8-3 ) m a themselves " off maybe next year we'll be meeting of unranked teams in Defen sive back M1ke No. 1." the Peach Bowl Wednesday Haynes of Arizona State sees Two of the minor bowls at A Lla nta the contest as "the most already have been played, It's No . 3 Alabama '1 0-IJ tmportan t game" of hi s w1th M1ami of Ohio beating aga 111Sl No. 8 Penn State (9-21 career. South Ca rolin a 1n the 10 the Suga r Bowl next "We've always wanted to Tange rin e and Sou thern Wednesday mght at New play a team that has a Cahforma routing Texas Orleans, and then on New reputatiOn hke Nebraska and A&M in the Liberty Year 's Day 1t's No. 10 this is great for us, " he sa1d No. 11 Colorado fa ces No. 9 Arkansas 19-2 ) vs. No. 12 "We know this is a good Texas, both wtth 9·2 recmds , Georgia 19-2} tn the Cotton chance for us to build up the m the Astro-Biuebonnet Bowl Bowl at Dallas, No. 1 Ohio reputation o! the WAC as well Saturday at Houston, No. 14 State I 11-()J vs. No 13 UCLA as Arizona State," Haynes Flol'ida (9-2) meets No. 19 r8-2-1 1 in the Rose Bowl at said. "In the four years I've 1li e} Maryland 18-2-1 } in the Pasa dena . and No 2 been going to school here , we Gator Bowl Monday mght at Oklahoma 110-1 } vs No. 4 could only move up to maybe Jacksonville, Fla . and No rth Mi chi gan 18-1-2) m th e No. 5 m the nation. If we're Carolina Sta te 17-3-1} takes Orange Bowl at M1ami. United Press Ioternallooal Every Christmas is merry for the Phoenix Suns. For seven straight years, the Suns have celebrated by wmning on Christmas . Thursday's 122-lll victory party was at the expense of Kansas City and the Suns achieved it by just waiting for the hot..shootmg Kings to go cold. The Suns' opportunity came in the closing mmutes of the first half. Down 54-43 With 3 30 left in the hail, of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Untii6:0o-Ti15 p.m. Sat. The OhiO State ath letes, 'team also took part m the coaches and aides celebrated cclebrahon after being flown Christmas Eve with a huge here la te Tuesday. Some of the coaches and party to gether at th e Sheraton HWihng ton Hotel playe rs to ok ad van tage here, replete wt lh musical Thursday of a trip to the ente rtainment and the Balboa Yacht Cl ub. They lradl tJ onal exc hangin g of swa m m an outdoor swim~ m1 ng pool on a beautiful g1fts. W1ves and children of the sun nv aftern oon with temcoaches and the five mam ed peraiurcs in the low 70s and players on lhe OhiO Sta te also en JOyed yachtm g around the harbor Phoenix scored the next 13 points with Paul Westphal putting the Suns ahead on a three-point play. Phoenix led ~ at halftime and except for a onepoint Kansas City lead right after intermission, the Suns led the rest of the game. Their largest lead was 13 points, 114-101, With I :44 left. The Suns put it away in the fourth quarter, hitting 60 per cent of their shots compared with 40per cent for the Kings . "We were fortunate to stay close early when KC was making every shot in sight," sa1d head coach John MacLeod "A couple of key Westphal steals got us the ball when we really needed lt." Curtis Perry led the Suns with a career high 27 points and 11 rebounds "Perry got the quietest 27 points I've ever seen ," sa id MacLeod. "He was always in the r1ght spot to get the bucket " Perry 's performance was overshadowed by the 39 points scored by Nate Archibald of Kansas Ctty . Archibald also had 16 assists and five steals. Elsewhere, New York heat Philade lphia 111-103, peels to spend Sunday back Washington downed Atlanta 99-94 and New Orleans edged on the bench. Cobb, a former National Houston 101-99. Knlcks lll, 76ers 103 Merit Scholar and one of most Earl Monroe scored 27 articulate players on the points, including mne down team , figures the Raiders the stretch, to help New York were badly hampered by the pick up its third straight ram here and expects them to VIC tory and fifth in its last six be much tougher if the fi eld IS games Spenc er Ha ywood dry Sunday in Oakland . scored 19 of his 21 pomts m Cobb doubts if he will get in By RICK VAN SANT . CINCINNATI (UP!} - Cincmnall rookie defemuve back Marvin Cobb expects to be back on the bench when the Bengals play Oakland m an NFL playoff game Sunday. The Raiders probably will he happy· <;obb was the player most responsible for the Bengals beating Oakland 14-10 in an Oct. 19 regular season game. In for his first senes of plays from scrimmage as a professional, Cobb in OAKLAND (UP!} - With tercepted a Ken Stabler pass identical 11-3 records, the late in the third quarter and Oakland Cincinnati dashed 52 yards for the game- American Football Conwinning touchdown . ference playoff game Sunday For good measure, Cobb · 1s shap1ng up as an aerial picked off another Stabler contest between Raider aerial in the Cinclnna tl end quarterback Ken Stabler and zone in the !ina I period to help Bengal signal-c aller Ken preserve the win. Anderson. But Cobb doesn't figure to One year ago, in a late get any mterceptions Sunday. regular season meeting heHe doesn't even expect to tween the two teams in the play . Oakland Coliseum, 64 passes "I'm looking forward to were tossed in a wild contest going out to Oakland, but I which the Raiders won when doubt if I wJII get in," says Stabler, with one minute to Cobb. "I· got my chance when play, marched his team 80 the veterans were hurt, and yards for the winnmg touchthey're back in there now." down. Cobb got into that Oct. 19 Oakland is a seven point game only because veteran favorite in Sunday 's AFC defensive back Ken Riley had playoff although they lost to suffered a minor injury. the Bengals earlier in the The Bengals gave the game season, 14-10, in a rainstorm ball to Cobb and long after the In Clncinattl. contest ended the rookie from Raider Coach John Madden Southern Cal was ! till clutching the trophy , saying, "I'm dreaming. I know I am . I diw•.• •en expecl w LA: playing." "That game was a real thrill for me," Cobb recalled tllis week, "but I think I got more satisfaction later on in the season when I got to start a couple of games ." The starting slot opened up for Cobb because veteran Lemar Parrish was out for several games with an injury, but now Parrtsh is healthy again. So, barring an injury to t!Oille veteran, the ftrst half for New York wh1l e Dou g Collins led Philadelphta w1th 30 po1nts and George McG mnis added 29. Bullets 99 , Hawks 94 Dave B1n g scored II of his 22 points in the ftnal quarter and Elvm Hayes added eight of his 25 to chnch the win for Washington Atlanta 's Tom Henderson Scored 10 of his ga me-leading 26 points in the fin"! quarter, including seven of the Hawks' last nine pomts to keep them m the game. Jazz 101, Rockets 99 Pete Maravich, playing his fir st game in SIX weeks, stole the ball tw1ce in the closing seconds to g1ve New Orleans a come-from-behind victory . ov er Houston . Maravich, who suffered a shoulder separation last month , put the game away with a free throw in the closing seconds to rack up a 19-pomt total. Top scorer was Houston 's Kevm Kunnert with 28 points, foll owed by Rudy Tom janoVlch with 23. Top scorer for the Jazz was Lowe Nelson with 21 points :I Pro :I !Standin~s \ National S a!tkC iball Ass oc1at10n Slfa ndmg s By Un1l ed Pre ss International Eas t ern Conf ere nce AtlantiC DIV ISIOn W L Pet GB Boston 19 a 70~ Ph il adelphia 19 10 655 1 Bu ffalo 17 13 567 J 1 1 New Yor k 13 20 394 9 Centr al D1 v1S1 0n W L Pet GB Al lqnla IS 13 536 Wash mgi on 15 13 536 Cleve land IS 1d 5 17 1, Hous1on 14 14 500 1 New Orlea ns 12 18 400 4 Western conte'r ence Midwest DIVISIOn W L Pet GB De1roll 11 15 423 ~ Milwa ukee 11 16 407 11 Kansas C1 t y 10 19 .345 21, ChiCago 7 21 250 5 Pa cihC 01VISICn W L Pet GB Golden Slate 11 6 786 Los Angel es 19 13 594 5 Phoen n, 15 11 577 6 Seallle 15 16 484 81 , Portland 11 20 355 121, Thursday's Results Phoent)( 112 Ka nsas C•I Y Ill New Yo r k 11 1 Ph dad elph1a 103 Wash mg to n 99 Atlanta 94 New Orlea ns 101 Houst on 99 Tomght' s Games A t lanta at Clev eland Buffalo at Ph1l adelph1 a Ch1cago at Detro it Wash mgton at Milwau kee Boslon at Phoen i)( Kan sas Clfy al Seatt le Por 11and at Los Angeles Am encan Basketball As soc1a t1on Standmg s. By United Press International W l Pel GB Denver 20 6 769 New Yo r k 18 8 692 2 Indiana 18 11 62 1 31 l San An ton•o 17 I I 607 4 Kentucky 15 14 517 6 l1 St LOU IS 14 19 424 91' v.rg m1a 5 25 167 17 Thursday ' s Results ( No games sched uled ) Tcmght ' s Games Sl LO UI S a t New Yor k San Antonio a t Den ver World Hockey Assoc1ahon By Umted Press International East W L T Pts . New Eng land 14 16 3 31 C1nci nna t1 IS 17 l 31 In d ianapol is 13 16 1 28 11 19 2 24 Cleveland Wesl W L T Pts Houston 38 19 12 0 M1 nneso ra 16 II 2 34 San D1ego 14 13 4 32 Pt1 oe n1x 13 14 3 29 Den ver 12 17 I 25 canad1an W L T Ph W1nn 1peg 24 12 0 Quebec 22 14 1 Ca lgar y 17 14 2 36 Ed mont on 15 20 2 J2 Tor onlo 10 20 3 23 Thursday 's Results I No ga m es sche duled ) Tonq~tlf's Games Denver at Housto n C1ncmna t1 iU New Englan d Ca lgar y at W mnip eg Edmon ton at Tor on to Ph oen i)( at San D1eQo •e •s Nattonal Hockey League Bv Umted Press lnterna1tonal Campbell Conference Patrtck D1vis1on WLTPts Phi ladelphia 22 4 8 52 N Y Islander s 19 10 6 44 At lan ta 17 l4 4 JB N Y Ran gen. 15 17 d 34 Smytl'le 01vls1on W l T Pts Ct1 1cag o 13 10 11 37 Vancouver 11 14 6 28 St LOU tS 10 19 5 25 Kansas C.ry 10 20 24 M1nn eso1 a 11 20 23 Wales Confe r ence NorriS DiVISIOn W l T Pts Mon tr ea t 24 6 54 Los Angeles 18 14 • 2 38 Plltsburg h 13 16 4 30 OetrOII 10 20 24 w a sh1ngton 3 27 10 Adams Ol~o~luon WLTPts Buffal o 21 9 4 46 Bo ~ :on 17 9 8 42 Toront o 13 12 8 34 Ca liforn ia 12 19 3 27 Thursday ' s Results 1No games sc heduled ) Ton1gt1t ' s Games N Y Islanders at Detro1 t, aft Pillsburgh at Atlanta M 1nneso t., a t w., shlng ton Los Angeles ar Cal 1tor n 1a Bost on a t Buffal o s International Hockey League Slandings U ntted Press tnternahcnal North w 1 t ph . gf 91 Sagmaw 16 12 5 37 126 108 P I Huron 17 12 2 36 111 96 M u skegon 14 10 6 34 89 82 F lmt 14 13 S 33 112 l Ot K alam a 9 17 5 23 98 140 Scuttl Day ton 18 8 3 39 120 88 Tol ed o 14 9 9 37 108 100 F l Wa vne iJ 16 6 32 135 128 Col um bu s 6 24 3 IS 82 138 Thursday 's Res ult Fort w ayne 5 Toledo 2 Tonight's Games Sag maw a t Da vton Co lum bus a t Tol ed o F lm t a1 K alamaz oo Salurday ' s Games Da yt on al Fort Wayne Saginaw at Muskegon To ledo at Port Huron K alama zoo at Co l umbus Special Annual Sale Take her completely by SPRAY .COLOGNE Oakland 7-point favorite wants revenge for that loss, with a goal- the super bowl," and of course, is looking Madden sa1d Thursday after forward to gomg all the way putting his team through a to the national champiOnship . Christmas Da y workout. "We started this season ~ PLAYING NITELY ~---TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL TUE S..THUR S. S:JO.t:OO -~ FRI . & SAT 9. 30-7: 00 The MEIGS INN 992 -3629 Best In Live Entertainment Ambush .. . Dana's fabulous fragrance ... bright, fresh and young. Spray Cologne . Also avail~bl~ in Tabu at the same price. For l1m1ted time. 2 oz. SIZE K..,.lll ~Ewtlo .. h, R. Ph. Clllrltl lll"li R. 111 Up.n Dilly 1:00 o.m. tii t : lilt p.ni. Sundoy IO:JI 1012: 301'141 I IOf,.llt, llftESCRIPTIONS ~N . tf2.mf Friendly iltrvtct 112 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0. - Tire Prices In the Area It's • Chaump "I have three little girl s, " Chaump said, "One fiv e years old and the others twoyear-<Jld lwms. I would like to have a Christmas at home with them and my wife. "This will be the four th straight Christmas that my 5year-<lld has spent m a hotel here. II 's just not the same as celebratin g Christmas at home " Suns humble Kings 122-111 Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way - WI defeated Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin Dr Marvin • : ball- the Sun Devils were voted no higher than No . 7 desp1tethe1r !1-()record-and a chance for Nebraska to reboundfromthe35-10lossto Oklahoma that cost it an Orange Bowl spot. At first , the Cornhuskers declined the Ftesta invitallon but later they agreed to go. "There was a little letdown after the Oklahoma game," said defensive end Bob Martin of the Cornhuskers. "The next day, after people had slept oh it, they decided they didn't want to go out losers. They wanted to go out and play another fine game. I Woody to run turkey out of Buckeyes VALUE RATED The Fabric Shop ..••• OFFICE HO S: 9: 30 to 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT POME College howl seaso:ri hegins today 4)MEIGS exc e pt Saturday b y The Oh io Vatte v. Publi s hing co mpany , 111 Sunday, December 28,1975 . Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Ph. 949·2515 Racine, Ohio lilt~ hea~s council ~ ----------- -, Big Ten teams begin tourney play DR. LAMB By Lawrence E. Lnmb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Can you tell me 1f tl ts possible for a person to have a stroke and diabetes hit at the same time lime, or does the diabetes act hke a stroke' Is there such a lhtng as " diabetic coma? Cash ' n Carry Just how does it affect a person. and could 1t cause ON ALL CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE death' An ything you can answer on this subjec t would be grea tly appreciated. DE AR READER - A str oke ts caused by inadequate oxygen supply to pari of the brain , and that usually means a blockage in ctrculahon in a major artery of the bram. The oxygenation of the brain can be affec ted by a hos t of contributing factors. If an elderly person has BU Y NOW AND SAVEl disease tha t closes part of the arteries to the brain and then SALE BEGINS TODAY has pressure applied to an artery from a neck deformity fl·om arthnhs, the com~ FLOIP£"S' ,. bi nati on can mduce a stroke If a person develops a severe ane mia "nd already has a t7 lum ted circulation to the 59 N. Second Middle port , Ohio bram that may cause a L~.;;.;~~;..-----.;;.;;.;,;.;,;.;.oo..---_. stroke. •• snow/ ' he sa id Pope holds hope in youths '' power ful longmg" to ern· Thermostat 30" rn css m my shape ." Sd\' nm Hill .I twn Whtlt' II OII Sl' wc~ H l omes to Vet il. ''I'll teach them a few tmks." he grmned. Mrs Ford found a sk1 outfit fr om her husband under lhe \ hnstmas tree but 11 turned out to he "too light ," accord ing to her press secretary, Sheila Weidenleld Frrst fa milv gtfts ra n mostly to books and clothes although for youngest son Steve, who has w01 ked as a ranch hand and ridden m rodeos, there was a down payment on a new saddle. In the evening, the family and a few White House staffers gathered fo r a turkey <linner with the trimmmgs , topped off w1th pecan pte a Ia mode. .....DETROIT 1UPIJ _ Two U.S. Coast Guard vessels today were searchmg Lake En eabout 13 miles northwest of Pelee Island for a 25-foot ca bm crUiser with 10 persons aboard that wa s adnlt m a snowstorm . However , the Coast Guard headquarters in Cleveland sa )S 11 all may be a hoax. Lt Donald Estes of the Coast Guard base at Detroit said a helicopter spotted the craft, reg1stered m Ohw , after mtdnight but that heavy snow and reduced visibility prevented inunediate rescue of the persons aboard the pleasure boat. "We got a first sighting and then lost it because of the 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Friday, Dec. 26, 1~75 BEND TIRE CENTER 773-SUI Milson, W. Vo . POMEROY HOME &AUTO Tho most respected ramo m cham saws Olln •,.~ Oioe J l fl'~ 0 .. ~ ll(lplw lOIII FRONT END ALIGNMEI'Pr WHEEL BALANCING Don't Forget Our Annual PRICE TABLE SALE �i¥i~~~~~~~~~~~~J~~~:~:r~,~~:~:!:!~!=::::t:~~~:=~=i'~'~t~~~~=~~i~i!i!i!ii~t:li!~!i~:=:~:::=: J~i~ifiiiff:i:=:~i !l~i'!i!ii!~J~J~iiif~!Ji!i~i~i~i!i!i~i!i'i!iliiii!i!i!i!i!i!J!ii:$~~ young Dudding Ford cheered up II Erie probed for cruiser Ill IIELI ~ N l iiOM AS l PI Whllt' llumw Ht'fWrtN \All.. ( 'II III . ! liP( I Hun,\ t'1 l h~ (t f;inllh r('UflllJJl .. nd :t n<' '' (;a\lup poll ~ "' \I urg ,lJltJfl'-.\\ uw tn hts JO h iotifPIIll.!ll lt ' t :ti111K, sr·l'rr t;try Bon Nessen said Ford got a CIIristmHs bonus 111th 1hts wt•ek's latest Gallup poll - taken JUSt after Jus ret urn from Qunu - th at showed Ius job performance rating hus JUmped by ftve 11 rt''mit'nt Fo r d rllrerfu lly J)(] ltlt s to Oltlrt' pia) lhilll \\11tk dm m~: :nt; Chnl't mas t tr ureh Tlw J<'ords. " ho altendcd SCI Vl l'CS Chnstmas ;HIIllll$ \oit'<lltnn 111 :l ~t.· HuckJt·~ ' It "..., ~ ~·l<,d 1,, l'l'l ,m.:'l~ .md gl'l o1 littl e rcl nxctlltHl, · Fo1U told 1o•porto•rs Thut·sd:>l lx• 1\\l'l'll "ld lUll~ I'll bt• ltt'SI I wllt'n 1go b.lt'R to W<1SI11ngtmt '1'11l' ~d(J\ t)ll f\1Jd\\,l\ tlln>Uith :m t 1 Wilt dLt~ SOJOUI /l .11 tl11~ llltHHJI,\111 rt'."iOI t Furd '\,lui he h,h IA't'fl spt.'ncllng 1tbo\lt ~ ~1\' hou r s i.l tlHl'l' wt•t e up t•arly m the nwrnmg to exchcmge gafts und<'r the cc1hng-Jugh tree 10 th1•ii borrowed, SwJsS·:-ityle l l1alet 'l'hf' Prestdent , who had Juntecl he needed a turtii'IH'I'k Jcl·sey for Christmas, ~nid he gut a dozen . Il l' also WHS cleltghted With a fr esh snowfall , whtch vastly Jm provPd skung conditwns Asked Itow he i1n ;mged for t'Vt', sk ung and ,d )<lllt 21 huu1s un ,,fftt'Jdl hu~ t nt•ss Til~· tt'sl 11f h1s tllll~' ht~·· tl, Ford gnnned " I have a spt·cJHI r onueetlon " bt·t·n rfl Jil\t' d \\lllllu s fi-111111\' · I fee l ~r eaL," he smd . '' l nl! fo ur Ford , !uldn'n an· h.1 Vl'll 't been wmdcd or had on legs. l' vt• rrt•vcr brcn rn better <Ill~ hand ( 111 IS\1\I <IS pd111l'"' Both l·tll'cl ;tnd !us fn ends ht • hdS 1\l' Vt'\' Sk ll'd l~•lt{ •J Tl;l' l'rl'~ldPTII lumsl'if ,1;1 · JX'Hl l'rl h i ·md UTi\\nT ned ilhou l tiH' t·llaHtll !'t' frum forllll'f (;o, Horwld HI'H~nn of Califonua for lih' 197fi HPpuh lll.lll p1t>~Hh• n!lal pre:-;s For· T hmw C...:ool Ewn in~~ PORTABLE BASEBOARD ELECTRIC CONNECTION HEATERS Ford sk1etl w1th " l"rgc uf Scc1ct Serv1ce Controlled Heater---~29 40" $ Heater. ___ 95 995 3 t cl mm· rt g f'nl s, skt patrolmen and fnrntl s on a slope that had be1•n dosL~I off for htm. Dcscnbcd hy fnends as an "a dvanced 1ntcrme(hate " skirr . Ford said he hoped to mak e some runs wtth the U.S. Olympil' sk1 temn when tt WINS m: GREE ' Morton L Barnes, son uf Do roth y illll'nes Woodard, Pomeroy, gmduated Dec 12 from the Hockmg Techmcal lnshlu rt> at Nelsonville wi th em ass ucra le deg re e 111 ceramic engmeermg. He has accepted employment wtlh the Logan Clay Products Co. at Brazil, lnd and wtll beg m Ius work there on Dec. 29, m the position of qualt ty control technician. VATICAN CITY I UPl } Pope Paul VI says the youth of tile world arc reJecti ng "tile msantly of war for Jllll\cr" to listen to the word of Chml Spcakmg to 90,1100 persons l'rowded into St . Peter 's Sq twr e Qu·ist mas Day, the Jlupe sa rd the "emptmess" of mudcrn life has devastated yo ung people, creatmg a bra cc Ihe chu rch I Je pt·aiscd youth fm· reJectlllg the goals of past gcnel·ations "ilmt inoculated you with the msani ty of war for JlO Wet·. of ma terialism as the only JUStice, of pleasure as a con fu sed attitude toward the higlim duties and destmies of counter with Chrtst. " A stmilar number of pilgrims gathered at midnight Christmas Eve for an outdoor ma ss that the Pope celebrated after ceremoni es ending Holy Year. Vatican offi cials said that Holy Year, dedica ted to reconciliation of man with God and man ' with man, bro ught more than eight million persons to Rome An estimated one btllion persons 1n 40 countries throughout the world watched vta television as the Pope, helped by unsee n Vatican workmen ins1de the basilica, shut th e heavy bronze door marking the end of the Holy Year. A wall of Estes also smd 1t was beheved that 10 persons were aboard. However, Coas t Guard headquarters m Cleveland satd the whole thing may be a hoax. Aspokesman for the Cleveland Coast Guard said the Federal Commumcat10ns Commission traced the distress call and said it came from the area of Dillon Lake, near Zanesville, Oh1o, which is in Central Ohio about 50 miles east of Columbus. The spokesman also said 10 bricks will be added Jan . 1 to close off the door until the next Jubilee m the year '21100. Vatican officials smd the Holy Year, m terms of the number of pilgrims it brought to Rome , was more successful than even the Pope had dared to hope. But the Pope said 1l.'l true success would be measured by 1ts effect on the young. "Christ is speaking also from his crib m a way that 1s unmistakable, penetrattng and attractive," he said. " ... May God grant for today's youth and for all of us that the fruit of the Holy Year Will he the acceptance of this word that 1s the expression of an endless blessed Christmas.'' hfe." The 78-year -old pontifl , delivcnng h1s message on a ,., isp, sunny day from · the ba ii'O il l of St. Peter's Basilica. smd the modern generation ·'has shown that 1t has understood lh e possibility and happiness of an en- . AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE 0/ OFF 50 /0 . POINSETTIAS DECORATIONS ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS CEMETERY DECORATIONS .<~f!fT~ '/Tif - ~ ~ ' .) v STEAMBOAT INN M EAT - Mea t Lo a f, Roast Beef, Fl ounde r Fish . Hamburge r Ste ak , Ham . VEGETABLES - Gree n Bea ns , Noodles, Brocol li, Pota toes ( ba ke d, ma sh ed, home frie s ) . SALAD - Tosses, Slaw. Cott ag e Ch eese , App lesauce, Peaches. PI E - people is a Jot for a 25-foot ca bin cruiser, especially on such a bad day Just before dawn the Coast Guard m Detroit s~id it had decided against sendmg a heli copt er to the area because of "blizzard conditions" on the lake. "We'v,e got 50 feet VISlblhty there m a blizzard," said spokesman Randy Wodarz. "They're still searching " he said in reference to the two vesse ls dispatched earlier and to unconfirmed reports that the report of the missing boat may have been a hoax. When asked agam about the helicopter search earlier, Wodarz said , "I think they saw it." The hehcopter , Estes said, had to return to the Detroit base because of the weather but two vessels, one a 40footer from Marblehead, Ohio, and the second, a 180footer from Detroit, were sent to the area . Accordmg to Estes, the captain of the ship said Thursday evening the boat was taking on water and he Apple , Ch er~y, Pea ch . CHICAGO IUPI) - Three Big Ten teams - 1\10 of them Wibeaten - begin holiday tournament play today and all but Illinois will he on tourney courts by Monday of next "eek. Indiana , G.{), playmg m the Madison Square Garden Hobday Festival , opens today against Columbia. Minnesota , also IHJ and hosting its own tournament , begins play tonight against Penn State. And Northwestern , with three losses so far, traveled to Portland, Ore., for the Far West Classic and today 's game against Oregon State. Iowa, with a 7-() record, opens tournamen t play Saturday in Hawaii against Holy Cross. In other tournament appearances, Ohto State will pla y in th e Sugar Bowl 3rd St. • ' had no p~p or flares. Commumcatwn with the crusler was hmlled as the captam of the boat only had facilities to transmit morse code which was bemg relayed to Coast Guard officials by amateur radio operators. Shock from any cause or a sudden dr op m bl ood pressure, if there is already disease m the arteries, can lower the circulalion to the brai!i a crlltcal amount and mduce a stroke. Strokes are so common that "!mos t everyon e has someone in the family or a near relative wh o has had one. There are about 200,1100 deaths each year in the United States from strokes. Those who want more informahon on strokes and how to prevent them can send in 50 cents for The Hea lth Letter. number 2-5, Strokes · Cerebral Vascular AccidentCerebral Thrombosis, wtth a long, s tamped, selfaddr essed envelope for maihng. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P 0 Box 1551 , RadiO Ctty Stat10n , New York, NY 10019. About two-thirds of patients who develop a stroke have either diabetes or high blood pressure. The control of both condi tions would go a long way toward eliminating the high tncidence of strokes in our culture. Although the bas is for dia betes is probably w1th a patient fr om birth, diabetes usually develops slowly into adult onset diabetes. If it is not man aged pr operly a person can develop a condillon called diabetic coma . Diabetic coma is simply a coma that results when the chemical balance of the body is badly oul of balance. The body can 't utilize glucose normally, and the end result is the fo·rmation of excessive amount s of stron g acids wh1ch leads to diabeti c acidOSIS and may progress to coma with un consciousness and shock. Dw·ing coma the shock-like reachon may lower the blood of hiS SChoo} Bnan Dudding, a junior at Lackland Junior-Senior High Sc hool in San Antonio, Texas has bee n elected vtce presldent of th e student council. In add1lton to hts acltviltes on the coWicil,.Brian IS also a starter on the Lac kl an d DANCE PLANNED Eagles' basketball team, a The Middl eport Poltce member of th e Na tion al Reser ves wtll sponsor a Honor Society, and on the square dance Saturday, Dec . school golf team. The son of 27 at Middleport Elementary Master Sgt and Mrs. Bobby Sc'hool fr om 8 to 11 p.m. with J oe Duddin g, he IS th e BRIAN DUDDING '' mustc by the String Dusters grandson of Mr . and Mrs. Admtssion is $1 for adults George D. Stobart, Racine, wtlh children under 12 free tf and Mrs Man e Dudding, PULLMAN, Wash (UP! - washm gton State is exaccom pamed by pa rents. Middleport . pected to name a new headCallers w1ll be Glen Lambert football c-oach soon and the. and Cora Hilton to p two candidates are SPE,\KER SET The Rev. Cecil W1se will Umve rs1ty of P1tts burg1T speak at Hysell Run Free ass1stant J ackie Sherrill and: Methodist Church SWiday at UCLA assistant Lynn Stiles: Sherrill is currently in Et WEAK QUAKE 10 30 am Paso, Tex., preparing the· TOKYO iUPI } - A weak Panthers for today's SUn• ea rthquake ""s fell in Bowl clash with Kansas. ,Kana ga and ShiZ ouka In 1974, one of America's Stiles is bu sy helpmg prepare provinces southwes t of Tokyo most beloved co medians, th e Brums for their New, Fnday, the meteorologtcal Jack Benny, died at the age of Yea r's Rose Bowl ap,: Agency 1eported. 80. pearance aga1nst Ohio State. . r Classic in New Orleans along with Tulane, Pennsylvania and Tennessee, Purdue plays tn the Bruin Classic at Los Angeles, facing St . Lows in the opening round ; Michigan State will meet Southern Mississippi in the ftrst game of the Virgmia Commonwealth Tournament; Wisconsin meets Stanford in the firs t round of the Mtlwaukee Classic, and Michigan faces LaSalle in its opening Las Vegas Classic game. The Buckeyes, Boilermakers, Spartans, Badgers and Wolverines will begin tournament play Monday. The Illini, now 7-2, will not play again until their conference opener at Iowa Jan. 3. The Illini lost in the closmg minutes of road ~a m es to Furman and Southern Calilorma . The Big Ten thus far has a 49-16 won-lost record, over Link between Greene named diabetes and- stroke? Big IO's MVP pressure enough to induce a stroke if a person already ha s dtsease m the arteries to the brain You can get more in· formatiOn on diabetic coma and how diabetes works by usmg the same procedure mentioned for getting mformalion about strokes, but ask for The Health Letter, number 3-10, Diabetes, The Sweet Stckness, which explams how acidosis results in form ation of ketones and gives the patient an acetone breath . The acetone breath is often confused with alcohol. If the person is confused, which 1s often the case, the combination may lead an unsuspec ting law enforcement officer to think he is drunk . The result is a disaster with a critically ill patient ending up in jail in less than optimal cir cumstances when he should be gettmg emergency treatment in a hospital. DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH City Editor Publi shed daily Court sr., CHICAGO (UP! ) - Scampering, hot-hitting Ohio State quarterback Corn elius Greene Thursday won the Chi ca go Tribune's Silver Football award as the Big Ten's Most Valuable player. Greene edged out Michigan's Gordon Bell for the honor. Minnesota signal caller Tony Dungy was a strong third m the balloting. The winner was selected from among the most valuable player of each team as selected by the players. Greene edged out Heisman trophy winner Archie Griffin in balloting by his teammates for the Buckeye's most valuable player. Griffin, who had been bidding to become the first man to win the Silver Football three times, had voted for Greene for the team 's MVP award. ' Greene's quickness and proficiency in running the option play helped Griffin become major college foo tball 's all-time leading rusher by providing a threat that the defense couldn't ignore and cutting down the chances of defenders successfully key1ng on Griffin. the .750 mark . Michigan and Wisconsin each have lost once, Jlhnois and OhiO State twice , Northw estern and Purdue three times , and Michigan State four times. "' Archie to receive award on Jan. 15 MIAMI !UP! ) - Two-tune He1sman Tr op hy wtnn er Arch1c Gn ffm of OhiO State will be awarded the M1am1 Touchdown Club 's ann ual College Player of the Year award at a banquet Jan 15 The award to Griffin was announced Christmas Eve by club president Lou Nuta, who sa1d, "He is the first to be chosen by un ammous vote " Previous Touchdown Club award winners include Gary Beban, 1967 , O.J . Simpson , 1968; Jim PlllTlketl , 1969; Archi e Manmn g, 1970: Johnn y Musso an d Pa t Sullivan ( ti e 1 197 1: John Hann ah, 1972; Luctous Selmon , 197 3, and Tom Qements, 1974 Pomeroy , Ohio -45769. Bu slneu Office Phone 99 2. 2156 Edllor tal Phone 992 2157 Second c h~ss postag e pa id e t P omeroy , Ohio . Nationa l advert i sing r epresentat i ve W a rd · Gr i ff i th Company , Inc ., Bottlnelli & Gallaoher Div . 7S7 Th ird Ave ., New York , N .Y . 1001 7. • S ubscr i pt i on rat e s D elivered by carr ier where available 75 c en ts per week . By Motor Route wher e c arrier service nof available, One monlh '- $3. 25 Bv mall In Ohlo and w Va ., One Year , S22 00 ; SI X months, $11.50 ; Three onths , $7 .00 Elsewhere 26. 00 year , Six months 13 50 ; t hree months •• S7 50 ub!lo c rlpllon price Includes undav Tlmes .sent!net . 1 >V " " No gameo, No gror,mlcs Just Highest Interest Rates ·· In The Area 5A% 1 ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS • United Press International College football's second season begins today, the start of a nine-game bowl week that is expected to confirm what most people already believe-Ohio State is No . 1. The Buckeyes, an overwhelming choice for tlle top spot in the final regular season poll and the only unbeaten team in the top f1ve, are heavy favorites to repeat their October rout of UCLA when they meet in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif., next Thursday afternoon. Before that, however, the stage belongs to some of the minor bowls, beginning today when Pitt, which shares a No. 17 national ranking, meets No. 19 (tie} Kansas in.the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex., and No. 7 Arizona State faces No. 5-N ebraska in the Fiesta Bowl on the Arizona State campus at Tempe. ' Both games wtll be nationally televised (CBS), beginning at noon EST. ·Pitt, featuring Tony Dorsett, beat Notre Dame but couldn't beat Navy or West Virginia, while Kansas crushed Oklahoma 23-3 in the year's biggest upset. Both ;Sun Bowl teams, however, f inished at 7-4. : "Tiie Sun Bowl could set us :IJP for next year," says Tony ~sett, Pitt's star running ~ck whose 1,544 yards this :fieason pushed him over the !.t,ooo mark in three college f ears. "We want to show .people what Pitt football and :Tony Dorsett are all )bout." ' Kansas, under first year Bud Moore, led the Big in rushing with ~u;ute.rbat~k Nolan Cromwell 11,124 yards } and halfback Laverne Smith ( 864 } providing most of the power Cromwell, who started the year as a 'free safety on defense, became the third quarterback in NCAA history to rush for more than 1,000 yards, and Moore, who saw plenty of wishbone quarterbacks while an assistant at Texas A&M and Alabama, calls Cromwell "the best option quarterback I have ever seen." The Fiesta Bowl represents a chance for Arizona State to rebut the critics of Western Athletic Conference foot- ~BRANCH The AlllenJ County Savings & Loon Co. 296 Second St. PASADENA, Calif. (UP! } - W1th the Christm~s celebration and trip to Disneyland sealed m their memory book, Woody Hayes IS brmgmg the meeting to order for his Ohio State Buckeye football team " I plan to run the turkey out of them Friday," Hayes said of a proposed heavy workout for b1s squad Another tough prachce was planned lor the UCLA Bruins by Coach Dick Vermeil. The Buckeyes and Bruins clash New Year's Day m the 62nd Rose Bowl football game. For Ohio State, the game means a fourth slra1ght trip here and a chance to clinch the nalional champiOnship For UCLA, two touchdown underdogs , it means another opportWJity to play giantkiller tn the role 11 had a decade ago when the Bruins stunned lop-ranked and USED CARS Pvmei'Ciy, Ohlo 74 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, DOWer, air...... 16295 73 CadiHac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .. ·.. ·14795 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, POWer, air.......'4595 72.CadHiac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .... '3895 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, air._ ___ _ _ .13395 73 Olds 98 Lux. 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And for several of the coaches and players, the holiday away from home brought a twinge of home sickness , perhaps summed up best by Buckeye quarterback coach George think people want to redeem ' lucky enough to knock them on West V1rgmw r8-3 ) m a themselves " off maybe next year we'll be meeting of unranked teams in Defen sive back M1ke No. 1." the Peach Bowl Wednesday Haynes of Arizona State sees Two of the minor bowls at A Lla nta the contest as "the most already have been played, It's No . 3 Alabama '1 0-IJ tmportan t game" of hi s w1th M1ami of Ohio beating aga 111Sl No. 8 Penn State (9-21 career. South Ca rolin a 1n the 10 the Suga r Bowl next "We've always wanted to Tange rin e and Sou thern Wednesday mght at New play a team that has a Cahforma routing Texas Orleans, and then on New reputatiOn hke Nebraska and A&M in the Liberty Year 's Day 1t's No. 10 this is great for us, " he sa1d No. 11 Colorado fa ces No. 9 Arkansas 19-2 ) vs. No. 12 "We know this is a good Texas, both wtth 9·2 recmds , Georgia 19-2} tn the Cotton chance for us to build up the m the Astro-Biuebonnet Bowl Bowl at Dallas, No. 1 Ohio reputation o! the WAC as well Saturday at Houston, No. 14 State I 11-()J vs. No 13 UCLA as Arizona State," Haynes Flol'ida (9-2) meets No. 19 r8-2-1 1 in the Rose Bowl at said. "In the four years I've 1li e} Maryland 18-2-1 } in the Pasa dena . and No 2 been going to school here , we Gator Bowl Monday mght at Oklahoma 110-1 } vs No. 4 could only move up to maybe Jacksonville, Fla . and No rth Mi chi gan 18-1-2) m th e No. 5 m the nation. If we're Carolina Sta te 17-3-1} takes Orange Bowl at M1ami. United Press Ioternallooal Every Christmas is merry for the Phoenix Suns. For seven straight years, the Suns have celebrated by wmning on Christmas . Thursday's 122-lll victory party was at the expense of Kansas City and the Suns achieved it by just waiting for the hot..shootmg Kings to go cold. The Suns' opportunity came in the closing mmutes of the first half. Down 54-43 With 3 30 left in the hail, of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Untii6:0o-Ti15 p.m. Sat. The OhiO State ath letes, 'team also took part m the coaches and aides celebrated cclebrahon after being flown Christmas Eve with a huge here la te Tuesday. Some of the coaches and party to gether at th e Sheraton HWihng ton Hotel playe rs to ok ad van tage here, replete wt lh musical Thursday of a trip to the ente rtainment and the Balboa Yacht Cl ub. They lradl tJ onal exc hangin g of swa m m an outdoor swim~ m1 ng pool on a beautiful g1fts. W1ves and children of the sun nv aftern oon with temcoaches and the five mam ed peraiurcs in the low 70s and players on lhe OhiO Sta te also en JOyed yachtm g around the harbor Phoenix scored the next 13 points with Paul Westphal putting the Suns ahead on a three-point play. Phoenix led ~ at halftime and except for a onepoint Kansas City lead right after intermission, the Suns led the rest of the game. Their largest lead was 13 points, 114-101, With I :44 left. The Suns put it away in the fourth quarter, hitting 60 per cent of their shots compared with 40per cent for the Kings . "We were fortunate to stay close early when KC was making every shot in sight," sa1d head coach John MacLeod "A couple of key Westphal steals got us the ball when we really needed lt." Curtis Perry led the Suns with a career high 27 points and 11 rebounds "Perry got the quietest 27 points I've ever seen ," sa id MacLeod. "He was always in the r1ght spot to get the bucket " Perry 's performance was overshadowed by the 39 points scored by Nate Archibald of Kansas Ctty . Archibald also had 16 assists and five steals. Elsewhere, New York heat Philade lphia 111-103, peels to spend Sunday back Washington downed Atlanta 99-94 and New Orleans edged on the bench. Cobb, a former National Houston 101-99. Knlcks lll, 76ers 103 Merit Scholar and one of most Earl Monroe scored 27 articulate players on the points, including mne down team , figures the Raiders the stretch, to help New York were badly hampered by the pick up its third straight ram here and expects them to VIC tory and fifth in its last six be much tougher if the fi eld IS games Spenc er Ha ywood dry Sunday in Oakland . scored 19 of his 21 pomts m Cobb doubts if he will get in By RICK VAN SANT . CINCINNATI (UP!} - Cincmnall rookie defemuve back Marvin Cobb expects to be back on the bench when the Bengals play Oakland m an NFL playoff game Sunday. The Raiders probably will he happy· <;obb was the player most responsible for the Bengals beating Oakland 14-10 in an Oct. 19 regular season game. In for his first senes of plays from scrimmage as a professional, Cobb in OAKLAND (UP!} - With tercepted a Ken Stabler pass identical 11-3 records, the late in the third quarter and Oakland Cincinnati dashed 52 yards for the game- American Football Conwinning touchdown . ference playoff game Sunday For good measure, Cobb · 1s shap1ng up as an aerial picked off another Stabler contest between Raider aerial in the Cinclnna tl end quarterback Ken Stabler and zone in the !ina I period to help Bengal signal-c aller Ken preserve the win. Anderson. But Cobb doesn't figure to One year ago, in a late get any mterceptions Sunday. regular season meeting heHe doesn't even expect to tween the two teams in the play . Oakland Coliseum, 64 passes "I'm looking forward to were tossed in a wild contest going out to Oakland, but I which the Raiders won when doubt if I wJII get in," says Stabler, with one minute to Cobb. "I· got my chance when play, marched his team 80 the veterans were hurt, and yards for the winnmg touchthey're back in there now." down. Cobb got into that Oct. 19 Oakland is a seven point game only because veteran favorite in Sunday 's AFC defensive back Ken Riley had playoff although they lost to suffered a minor injury. the Bengals earlier in the The Bengals gave the game season, 14-10, in a rainstorm ball to Cobb and long after the In Clncinattl. contest ended the rookie from Raider Coach John Madden Southern Cal was ! till clutching the trophy , saying, "I'm dreaming. I know I am . I diw•.• •en expecl w LA: playing." "That game was a real thrill for me," Cobb recalled tllis week, "but I think I got more satisfaction later on in the season when I got to start a couple of games ." The starting slot opened up for Cobb because veteran Lemar Parrish was out for several games with an injury, but now Parrtsh is healthy again. So, barring an injury to t!Oille veteran, the ftrst half for New York wh1l e Dou g Collins led Philadelphta w1th 30 po1nts and George McG mnis added 29. Bullets 99 , Hawks 94 Dave B1n g scored II of his 22 points in the ftnal quarter and Elvm Hayes added eight of his 25 to chnch the win for Washington Atlanta 's Tom Henderson Scored 10 of his ga me-leading 26 points in the fin"! quarter, including seven of the Hawks' last nine pomts to keep them m the game. Jazz 101, Rockets 99 Pete Maravich, playing his fir st game in SIX weeks, stole the ball tw1ce in the closing seconds to g1ve New Orleans a come-from-behind victory . ov er Houston . Maravich, who suffered a shoulder separation last month , put the game away with a free throw in the closing seconds to rack up a 19-pomt total. Top scorer was Houston 's Kevm Kunnert with 28 points, foll owed by Rudy Tom janoVlch with 23. Top scorer for the Jazz was Lowe Nelson with 21 points :I Pro :I !Standin~s \ National S a!tkC iball Ass oc1at10n Slfa ndmg s By Un1l ed Pre ss International Eas t ern Conf ere nce AtlantiC DIV ISIOn W L Pet GB Boston 19 a 70~ Ph il adelphia 19 10 655 1 Bu ffalo 17 13 567 J 1 1 New Yor k 13 20 394 9 Centr al D1 v1S1 0n W L Pet GB Al lqnla IS 13 536 Wash mgi on 15 13 536 Cleve land IS 1d 5 17 1, Hous1on 14 14 500 1 New Orlea ns 12 18 400 4 Western conte'r ence Midwest DIVISIOn W L Pet GB De1roll 11 15 423 ~ Milwa ukee 11 16 407 11 Kansas C1 t y 10 19 .345 21, ChiCago 7 21 250 5 Pa cihC 01VISICn W L Pet GB Golden Slate 11 6 786 Los Angel es 19 13 594 5 Phoen n, 15 11 577 6 Seallle 15 16 484 81 , Portland 11 20 355 121, Thursday's Results Phoent)( 112 Ka nsas C•I Y Ill New Yo r k 11 1 Ph dad elph1a 103 Wash mg to n 99 Atlanta 94 New Orlea ns 101 Houst on 99 Tomght' s Games A t lanta at Clev eland Buffalo at Ph1l adelph1 a Ch1cago at Detro it Wash mgton at Milwau kee Boslon at Phoen i)( Kan sas Clfy al Seatt le Por 11and at Los Angeles Am encan Basketball As soc1a t1on Standmg s. By United Press International W l Pel GB Denver 20 6 769 New Yo r k 18 8 692 2 Indiana 18 11 62 1 31 l San An ton•o 17 I I 607 4 Kentucky 15 14 517 6 l1 St LOU IS 14 19 424 91' v.rg m1a 5 25 167 17 Thursday ' s Results ( No games sched uled ) Tcmght ' s Games Sl LO UI S a t New Yor k San Antonio a t Den ver World Hockey Assoc1ahon By Umted Press International East W L T Pts . New Eng land 14 16 3 31 C1nci nna t1 IS 17 l 31 In d ianapol is 13 16 1 28 11 19 2 24 Cleveland Wesl W L T Pts Houston 38 19 12 0 M1 nneso ra 16 II 2 34 San D1ego 14 13 4 32 Pt1 oe n1x 13 14 3 29 Den ver 12 17 I 25 canad1an W L T Ph W1nn 1peg 24 12 0 Quebec 22 14 1 Ca lgar y 17 14 2 36 Ed mont on 15 20 2 J2 Tor onlo 10 20 3 23 Thursday 's Results I No ga m es sche duled ) Tonq~tlf's Games Denver at Housto n C1ncmna t1 iU New Englan d Ca lgar y at W mnip eg Edmon ton at Tor on to Ph oen i)( at San D1eQo •e •s Nattonal Hockey League Bv Umted Press lnterna1tonal Campbell Conference Patrtck D1vis1on WLTPts Phi ladelphia 22 4 8 52 N Y Islander s 19 10 6 44 At lan ta 17 l4 4 JB N Y Ran gen. 15 17 d 34 Smytl'le 01vls1on W l T Pts Ct1 1cag o 13 10 11 37 Vancouver 11 14 6 28 St LOU tS 10 19 5 25 Kansas C.ry 10 20 24 M1nn eso1 a 11 20 23 Wales Confe r ence NorriS DiVISIOn W l T Pts Mon tr ea t 24 6 54 Los Angeles 18 14 • 2 38 Plltsburg h 13 16 4 30 OetrOII 10 20 24 w a sh1ngton 3 27 10 Adams Ol~o~luon WLTPts Buffal o 21 9 4 46 Bo ~ :on 17 9 8 42 Toront o 13 12 8 34 Ca liforn ia 12 19 3 27 Thursday ' s Results 1No games sc heduled ) Ton1gt1t ' s Games N Y Islanders at Detro1 t, aft Pillsburgh at Atlanta M 1nneso t., a t w., shlng ton Los Angeles ar Cal 1tor n 1a Bost on a t Buffal o s International Hockey League Slandings U ntted Press tnternahcnal North w 1 t ph . gf 91 Sagmaw 16 12 5 37 126 108 P I Huron 17 12 2 36 111 96 M u skegon 14 10 6 34 89 82 F lmt 14 13 S 33 112 l Ot K alam a 9 17 5 23 98 140 Scuttl Day ton 18 8 3 39 120 88 Tol ed o 14 9 9 37 108 100 F l Wa vne iJ 16 6 32 135 128 Col um bu s 6 24 3 IS 82 138 Thursday 's Res ult Fort w ayne 5 Toledo 2 Tonight's Games Sag maw a t Da vton Co lum bus a t Tol ed o F lm t a1 K alamaz oo Salurday ' s Games Da yt on al Fort Wayne Saginaw at Muskegon To ledo at Port Huron K alama zoo at Co l umbus Special Annual Sale Take her completely by SPRAY .COLOGNE Oakland 7-point favorite wants revenge for that loss, with a goal- the super bowl," and of course, is looking Madden sa1d Thursday after forward to gomg all the way putting his team through a to the national champiOnship . 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II 's just not the same as celebratin g Christmas at home " Suns humble Kings 122-111 Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way - WI defeated Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin Dr Marvin • : ball- the Sun Devils were voted no higher than No . 7 desp1tethe1r !1-()record-and a chance for Nebraska to reboundfromthe35-10lossto Oklahoma that cost it an Orange Bowl spot. At first , the Cornhuskers declined the Ftesta invitallon but later they agreed to go. "There was a little letdown after the Oklahoma game," said defensive end Bob Martin of the Cornhuskers. "The next day, after people had slept oh it, they decided they didn't want to go out losers. They wanted to go out and play another fine game. I Woody to run turkey out of Buckeyes VALUE RATED The Fabric Shop ..••• OFFICE HO S: 9: 30 to 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT POME College howl seaso:ri hegins today 4)MEIGS exc e pt Saturday b y The Oh io Vatte v. Publi s hing co mpany , 111 Sunday, December 28,1975 . Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Ph. 949·2515 Racine, Ohio lilt~ hea~s council ~ ----------- -, Big Ten teams begin tourney play DR. LAMB By Lawrence E. Lnmb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Can you tell me 1f tl ts possible for a person to have a stroke and diabetes hit at the same time lime, or does the diabetes act hke a stroke' Is there such a lhtng as " diabetic coma? Cash ' n Carry Just how does it affect a person. and could 1t cause ON ALL CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE death' An ything you can answer on this subjec t would be grea tly appreciated. DE AR READER - A str oke ts caused by inadequate oxygen supply to pari of the brain , and that usually means a blockage in ctrculahon in a major artery of the bram. The oxygenation of the brain can be affec ted by a hos t of contributing factors. 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In the evening, the family and a few White House staffers gathered fo r a turkey <linner with the trimmmgs , topped off w1th pecan pte a Ia mode. .....DETROIT 1UPIJ _ Two U.S. Coast Guard vessels today were searchmg Lake En eabout 13 miles northwest of Pelee Island for a 25-foot ca bm crUiser with 10 persons aboard that wa s adnlt m a snowstorm . However , the Coast Guard headquarters in Cleveland sa )S 11 all may be a hoax. Lt Donald Estes of the Coast Guard base at Detroit said a helicopter spotted the craft, reg1stered m Ohw , after mtdnight but that heavy snow and reduced visibility prevented inunediate rescue of the persons aboard the pleasure boat. "We got a first sighting and then lost it because of the 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Friday, Dec. 26, 1~75 BEND TIRE CENTER 773-SUI Milson, W. Vo . POMEROY HOME &AUTO Tho most respected ramo m cham saws Olln •,.~ Oioe J l fl'~ 0 .. ~ ll(lplw lOIII FRONT END ALIGNMEI'Pr WHEEL BALANCING Don't Forget Our Annual PRICE TABLE SALE �' f 'The D8Uy Sentlnel,Middlepori·Pomeroy, 0., Friday,Dec. 26, 1975 Spen c er , pastvr Zwtlllng , Sunday POME Re" w. . Roy Mayer , Sunday school $upl Church school. 9 · l .S a .m.; worSh iP service . 10 .2.o1 a .m Yoyth chOi r rehearsal , Mon dcty . J . 30 p m und er direc t}on of Mary Sk.mner : senior choir reh earsal. 7 30 p m Th ur!odav with Mrs Pau l Neese dtr:ector , , POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corn er Union and Mu lberry , Rev . Clycle V Henderson . pastor Sund&y schoQL9 .JOa m, Glen McClung , supt : morning worsh ip, 19 .30 am . evening senttce . 7 30, m1d wee k se rvice , Wedne5day , 7.30 p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev HaroiP Deeth. rec tor Church services , 10 .30 am , Holy c;ommunion ftrst Sun~~tv of month . chur ch school. 10 30 am . far nursery throuQh 12 POMERO:t' CHURCH OF CHRIST - 'Rich11rd Evanson. pastor . Bible school , 9:30 am ,; worship, lO:JO a .m .• adult worship service and youna peop le's meeting , 7:30 p m. Combined Bible $1udy end pray er ll)etllng , Wee! · nesday, 7:30p .m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Rav W Win ing , off icer In c r~ a r ge . Sunda y, 10 am .. Holiness m~etlng . 10 30 am , Sun dav Schoo l Yo un g Peopl e's Leolo n, 7 p.m., Thursday . l to J f m . Ladies Hom e League , p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamor and second Sts., Pomero The Rev . Wtlllam Middlet..vllrth, Pastor Sunday SchoOl at 9 : 45 a m and Chur ch Serv ices I I a m SACRED HEART - Rev Father Pau l D. Welt on , pas tor , Phon e 992-2825 Saturday evening Mass , 1 30 Sunde y Mass , 8 and 10 a m , Confess ion , Saturday , 7-7!30 p.m POMEROY FIRST BAP· TIST - Robert Kuh n, pastor ; William Watson , Sunday sc:haol t_up t. Sund aY sc hool , 9 : 30a . m~ BYF . 6p .m . . Bible study, Wednesday , 7 p m , cho jr practl ~ e , W e Cin ~:!t-u dy , 8•90 p,m . oURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pastor Jerry Lewis Sunda y school, 2·30p . m. with worship 1ervlce at 3·30 p m ; mid week servIce , Tuesd ay . 1:30 p 1•m ESLEYAN CHURCH H ~rri s onvill e , Rev O' Del l Manley , Pastor . Hen ry Eb lm , Sun day School Supt Sun(jay Sch ool 9 30 am , Even ing wor s111 p 7, 3(1 p m l Pr ayer and Pra ise serviLe . Th ursday 1 30 pm SYRAC US E FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Rev George Oiler. pastor Sunday scl'1 oot. 9 . 45 am , morn1ng pr eac hing , 11 am . , evang elist ic service . 1 30 p m Prayer meel tng , Thursday , 7 30 p m POMEROY WES TSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Mam 51 - Jerry Pau l, minis ter . pho ne 99 2 7666 Co n serva tt ve , non in str umental. Sunday wor ship . 10 am . Bib le stu dy , 11 a m ; wor sht p, 6 p m. Wed nesday Bl~e study , 7 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPT IST - Roger Turn er. pa stor Sunday sc hoo L 10 a m , Mornmg worsh ip, II am ., Sunda y evening service . 7 30 Wednesday Btble stucl y. HO Trov school sup! Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am . mor n i n g worship , 10 . 30 , sunday cv angellsll c meet mg . 1 30 P m Prayer me c ilng , Wednesday . 7· 30 P m . MIDDLEPORT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST _ Co r ne r Fourth and Main , Middleport Rev Henrl Key , Jr , pastor Sunday chooL 9 JQ a .m , Mrs Ervm Baumgardner , su p! , Morning worsh ip , 10 45 am . JEHOVAH JS WITNESSES MORSE C HAPEL Worshtp 11 am • Church PORTLAND wouhlp 7 Jo p .m ' Ch ur ch Schoo l 9 JO am SUTT ON - Ch ur ch School 9 30 a .m Wors h tp l SI and Jrd Sundays 10 30 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . Rob er f Meece, Pasto r O e nni ~ Cr eegar, School IO •a m Assoc . Mintsfer JOPPA - wo r shtp 10 a m , Chur c h sc hool9 am , Pray e r Mce!ln q We dn eSday B p m . " 30 Wednesday nraycr and Otb lc stu dv . 7 30 p tn • TUPPERS PLAIN! CHRI STIAN CHURCH E~ge.n c UnderW ood. pa stor , Howa rd Ca ldwe ll', J , Sunday ' !-tc hoo t '1 up t . :, unday SchOol. 9 JO am , Morn ing Sermon. 10 30 a 11 1 Sunday even ing se rv •ce. 7 p m LEl ART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev ~ r cc tand Norrt s, pas tor , f loyd Norn:i su p! Sunddy sch oo l, 9 30 il m . morning sermon. 10 30 am , Pra yer scrvt ce. Wednesday , 7 30 p m CHESH IRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P ~ nlllh pas tor Sunday Sc hool, ,, 10 am , Arth ur ~ e n s o n . Sup! , Mornmg Worship, I I am , Young Peopl e's serv1 ce, 7 p m , Even1ng ser vice. 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Prayer Serv1ce. 7 30 p m , Youth meeting. 6 30 p m , Ev enmg worsh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Herber ! Grate , pastor WorShip se rv•ce, 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sun da y Sc hool , 9:30 a.m RICha rd Bar ton. sup! Prayer meeltng , , Wednesdl'ly , 7 30 p m , BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Cl1fford Smtih , mtne ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , morn.ng church 10:30 am , Sunday evenm g se rvice. 7 30 p m Wednesd.,y"serv ice. 8 p.m. LAUREL CLIFF - FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F ShOok., pastor . Lloyd Wngh l, Sund ay sc hool supt StJ nday sChool, 9 30 a m , Morn mg worShip , 10 30 am , even mg wo rship . 7 30 p m We d · nesday, Christian You th Cr usad e, 6 30 p m C1'10 1r pr actice . Thur sday . 7 p m 1 DE XTER 'HURCH OF CHR tST - Charles Russe ll , Sr , mi ni ster , Norman C Wdl , sup! . Sunday sc hooL 9 30 a m , worsh•P se rv 1ce, 10· JO am , Bible study , Tuesday. ~ ht p . 7 5- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,, Friday, llec. 26,1975 • ,;:;:·==~~_.v.v..o.•JJ.:,:•:•-. ,~,·-:-:•'~.U.•,"o;o:>,·o;.;o~~o;o~;o:o'.o;oo..uQ: ~·ow. •, o • oo"-I'IY.'o'Yo'o, o, ooVo oo,..,. o'o"o"i;:;! Helen Help USe • • ... - Larry Ca rn ahan, presiding , LON ~ , BOTTOM _ war m1 nl!ot er Sun day . Bib le Ship 9 am , Sunda y School lec ture . 9 30 am ' Watc h fJ 4 5 am'"' 'Prayer Mee t1ng tower s tud y, tO 30 am w d d ' 0 Tuesday , Bible study , '7 ' 30) ~3~5T~Y 1 iE~~EL P m .. Thur sday , m•nH, tr YI' worshiP 11 am Chur ch scho~l , 7 30 p m s~rvl~ f t ~choo t 10 am ' meelmg B JO P m. MIDDLEPORT CHU.RCH /' ALFRE D - Sunday Sc hool OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN 9 45 a.m ' worshtp 11 a m , UN ION - Lawrence Ml, ht £-v·, i Pray~r , rll~J!.~I ng ,,Wednesday pastor , Mr s Russell Y~411 9· ~ ~ ~5~ m . UMW 3r d Tuesday Sunday Schoo l Supt Sun tlftY ." RE EOSVILLE - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Ev!n\'ng ~c hool 9 30 a m Worsh p 7 30 wor Shtp, 7•.30 Wedn'esday p m ; Pr ayer Meet 1 n~ 7 30 pr ayer meetmg . 7 30 P llJ jp m Tbesday UMW 7 30 MT. MORI~H CHURCH OF p m 1st Thursday GOD - Ra c1ne Ro ute 2 , the , SILVER RIDG E _ Wor Rev James M Muncy . h' Ch h s h 1 pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 45 ~ 10 a m ur c c oo fJ am ' morning worsh•P · 11 TU PPER S PLAINS am . even ing , worSh ip . 7 30 Wo rship9a m Ch urch Schoo l Pra yer meet1 ng. Tue sday . . 10 am 7 30 p m ; Yo ung people 's KENO CHURCH OF meeting, 1 30 p m Thursday CHRIST - George Fr e'der 1ck. 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST su pt Serv 1ce week.ly, 9 30 OLD DEXT ER BIBL E BAPTIST - Corner S1XIh and am on sund ay Preachmg CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Terry , pi"l stor Sunday Pa1mer . rhe Rev Pet er ft rsl and th ~rd Sundey s of schoot. 10 am , Mrs Wor ley Granda I , pastor , Dan ny month by Clttford sm 1th, 9 30 Tho mpson . superinten dent am Fran c15 , su per.nte ndent Sunday Sc hool WM PO Radio HOBSON CHRISTIAN Morning Worship , 1l am Sunday evening sen ice, 7. 30. program 7 45 a m , Sunday UNION ' - Da rr ell Doddnll , GRAHAM UNITED Sc hooL 9 15 a m . Morning pas tor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 METHODIST - Preaching worshtp , 10 · 15 am :'f' OUt h a m , Leona rd Gilm or e. f.r st 9·30 a m , tir sf and second ~c l tvllles and fellowsh ip fo r elder , evening servtce , 7.30 Wednesday pr ayer Sunday s of eac h month ; th ird tun •or and sentor hi gh p m and fo urtl1 Sunday s eac h stu dent s, 6 P m Sunday meeting 7 30 p m MT . MoRIAH CHURCH OF man fh, worship serv 1c:e at 7· 30 ev,entng wors hip , 7 30 P m p m Wednesday evenings at M1d -week prayer se rv 1ces , GOD - Ra c1ne Ro ute 2 Th e 7 30 Prayer and Bibl e Stud y Wedn esday , 7 30 P m Rev Char les Hand. pastor SI!VENTH DAY AD - · ~HURCH OF CHRIST , Sund ay school. 9 45 am , 0 VENTIST ; Mulberry Heights Middleport , 5th and Main . morn ing worsh1p , 11 am 7 30 p m Road . Pomeroy Georg e Gla re. m1n 1s ter. Evening services. Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH James Sheels. su perl n and Fri day 7 JO p m Pas tor ,Gerard Se ton , Sab OF JESUS CHRIST OF BEARWALLOW RID GE LATTER DAY SAINTS bath School Super !nlendenl , tendent Bible schoo l. 9 30 Nostalgia is " in" these days , , . especially at the beginning of a New Year. RIta Whil e Sabbath School , · a.m i mo rning warship , 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug Portland Racme Roa d Saturday aft ernoon at 2 ·00, am ; event~g worshi p, 7:30; S eaman ~ m1.nts ter Btb le Will tam Roush , pastor Den ny Everywhere you turn there are reminders of the Roaring Twenties or the Fabulous, wilh worship ser vi ce prayer serv •ce , 7 p m Wed · study , 9 JO am , mo rnm g Eva ns , Sun day Sc hoo l nesday worshtp , 10 30 a m . even.ng D~r ec lo r Sunday School , 9.30 Fifties. Old-car buffs abound, and fashions reflect the fads oflong·ago decades. Music, fo llowlnR al 3 I S RUTLAND FIRST BAP· worsh tp , 6 p m , We dnesday a m , Mor ning wo rsht p, 10 30 TIST CHURCH - Rev Rog er MIDDLEPORT CHURCH tHght Bt blc st ud y, 6 p rn a m Sund ay even ing service from World War II is played, and television plots center around the depression days of Ford , Jr pa stor ; Drewy OF THE NAZARENE - Rev MT OLIVE CHURCH 7 p m 'V''cd nesclay eventng the Thirties. It's all a lot of fun - if you don't take it seriously. Go re. sup! , Sunday sc; t'l ool. Don Cote. pastor , Mrs Mary Lo ng Bott om . Sundi"ly Sch ooL pr ayer se rv ices , 1 30 p m 9·30 a .m ; mo rn ing worship , Lathey , Sunday school sup t 10 am w1th Willa rd Ptgott . BET HLEHEM BAPTIST Trouble is, we can't live m the past .. , not this past year. or any other. Bills have to Sunday school, 9 30 a m , supt Evan ge li sti c message ' Rev Ear l Shu ler . pastor 10 ~JI m paid, chores completed, obligations met , and each person has to contributB some·. be THE HILAND CHAPE L. morn ing worship . 10 30ft m , eac h Sun day evening , 7 30 by ' Wo rship se rv1ce. 9 JO am . evang elisTic meeti ng, Elder Russell Cli ne. m1ntst er Sunday school. 10 30 am , George Caslo, pastor Sunday 7Sunclay 30 p m . Pray er meet1ng , of the Apostoli c Fai th Bibl e; B1ble stUif'V and pra 'i..!!.. thing ' to his world or he is wasting his time. Sc hoo l. 9 JO am , eveni ng Stu dy , Wedn esday, 7 30 p m se rv•ce Th ursda..'l.! 7 30 p m Wednesday . 1 .~0 p m worSh ip 7 JO Th urs day A Christian 1s able to face life like it is - today ! He can meet his obligations to STIVERSVILLE COM · ~ve n ing prayer serv1ce , 7 JO CARLETON- -CHURCH himself and to society with confidence and faith - and he can strengthen that faith UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY CHURCH Sunda y K1 ngsbury Road . Gary Kmg , P m. MINISTRY OF MEIGS sch ool service , 10 am . , pastor Sunday sc hMI. 9·30 eacljpunday, by going to church .. . knowing always that the Lord is waiting for him RACINE APOSTOLIC COUNTY - Dw lghl L Zav ll z, Praye r mee ting, Tt1Ursday , 7 am .. evenmg wo rsh •P· 7:30 ~ P m , , Sun day eventng servi ce, CHURCH - Tho ma s L director . p m Pray er meeting Wed there, ' Holm es , pastor Evange iiS !Ic HAR WON-VILLE PRES· 7 P m ' 'lt " l'l un, ~,II h 1 1 11 ~ lht An!\ '" J n IIi hie \nt lt•lv ( utn••l\111 1q 7'\ to.t 1\l t r AdH '' '"ng }rrl•tt 11'1( Str•!bU IJI, VtfBI"If l nesday . 7 30 p m Rev ZION CHURCH OF CHRI.ST se rvice . Sunday , 7' 30 p m , BYTERIAN LON' G BOTTOM POMEROY F IRST pr aye r met:tlng Tuesday , Ernes T Stricklin , pasto r - Pome~oy _ . Harn sonvtlle CHRISTIAN - Bru ce Smt ih , SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 181 Sunday chur ch school. 9.30 Roa d M d~. e Gtrlon pastor 1 JO p .m , Bi ble sl ud v. Wa lt i"lce Dam ewood , Mulbe rry A't'e .. e ff illatecl am , Mrs Hom er Lee, supt , Steven Stan le y. Sunda y school p~stcr pt Bible School, 9 30 a m. wlln S,B,C. Gory Bash am, Thu rs da y 7:JO p m morning worsh ip, 10 30 sup t Sunday school. 9 30 Su Sunday school supt . SCJ nda y MIDDLEPORT - Su nda y am . mornt ng wor ship and Preachmg serv ice . 10 45 a m. FIRS T SO UTHERN sc hool. 9 30 a m , Richard comm un ton. 10 ·JO am , No even In g, .:!'e:;r;.,vr, ic<':e'--....,.,..,,. schaol . 9 · 30 a.m.; morn ing BA- PTIST - 282 Mulberry vaughan . sup! Morn ing Su nda_v even tng HYSELL RUN FREE wotll'\lr,, 10 130 a ,m.; even ing yo uth METHODIST CHURCH won~ p 7 30 p m . Bible A~e , Pomeroy , aTHilaled wtth . worship , 10 :30 am Chns t!an endeavor . 6 30 p m . Rev Paul Nevt tl e, pa stor study , Wednesday , 7 30 p m. s R c . th e Rev Bra dl ey SYRACUSE - Morn 1ng worSh ip serv 1ce , 7 30 p m. Sun day Sc hool 9 30 am , worship , 9 am .. s un day Wedn,esday e~entng prayer Mo , With the hope It will, in some measure'. foster and help sustain that rning serv1ce . 10 30 a m . schooL lO a m Mrs sampso n lmeettng and Btbl e stu dy . 7 30 youlh which is good in family and communiJy lif~, this feature is sponsored by servtce , 6 45 p m . Ha ll, sup t ., P JOHN LUTHERAN Evangei•SI•c servtce 7 30 p m the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH. Pin e Grove , The Pray er meeting . Thursday . GOD - Rev . Jam es 0 Rev Wtllt am Middteswarth , 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPE L Sun day Pa stor Chur ch Serv1 ces 9 30 Guynn , past or LOOKING BACK TO YESTERDAY sc hool. 10 a m , Sunday a .m Su nday Sc hool 10 30 am MISSION at Ba ld Knob Re v. ' RAY'S & HOME Did you feel that yours was a good Christmas? If you had a worship , 11 a.m ; Su nday BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Greff1th , supt . of church .ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION service , 7 p m ; CHRIST - Bt bl e Sc1'1oo l. 9 30 Rev L R Glues encam p.' choice would you like to have experienced the first Chrislrnas even1ng ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Wedne!o da y wors hip se rvice , a m , mor ning wors hip 10 JO pas)o r , IRoger Wl llfr ed . Sr aa did the shepherds and the Wise men ? Or was your own 7 JO P m am Sun day eVeni ng wor ShiP Sunday School su pt. Sund a y Sa les- Quasa r- Service Racme HAZEL COMMUNITY se rv ice , 7 pm ,chotrpra c: tlc e scho ol , 9.30 am , pray e r Ph 949-9591 <llristmas 1975 a good one ? Ph. 949.3151 Raci ne - Nea r Long Wedn esday7pm Rev Je ff meeting, Tuesd ay . 7 JO p m y, • The shepherds must have experienced an exciting time CHURCH youth meetmg , 6 p m Sunda Bo ttom. Edsel Hl'l rt. p 11 stor Ran son . Paslor41 . I t ANTI'QUIT¥ BAPTIST - leaders Ada Van• Meter 1a,'dg ' when the Angel appeared apd gave them the news that a Sundey SCh OO l. 10 a ,m I ' Gre lla Sul lie Sunday eveni n HI• Ch urch . 7 30 p m , prayer Rev F r ~e t and Norr is , pasto r • lNDIAN JOE'S GAUL' S · MARKET Savior had come, The One who would say, "He who believes In meeting , 7·30 p m Thursday Sunday schoo l 10 a .m , worsh tp , 7 p m tl'1r oug h ter month s MIDDLEPORT PEN Churc h serv tce . 7 P m wmMT me shall not live with Inner confusion; but will have a Sporting Supplies and c.B. •s HERMON CHURC H TECOSTAL Third Ave , !he · Wednesday Bible Study , 7 OF 308 Page Chester, Ohio THE UNITE 0 kno]Vledge of God, which is an understanding of what life is all Middleport, Ohio Rev Welllam Knittel , pastor P ~ ACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST ,about!' (IIBfaphrased) . .• Ro nal d Dugan , Sunday SCI'100I NAZAR ENE _ Rev John A Rev James H Lea ch, pasta r .• Supt . Classes for all ages . The Wise men (Magi ) who had only a star to guide them evening schoo l, 9 30 a rh service , 7 30 . Bib le Coffman , pastor Sunday Sunday Russ ell Spen ce r . sup! ' P. PAULEY, AGENT , Wednesaday , 7.30 Sc hool . 9 JO a. m . Gerald stucly went In search of that Someone, from whom certainly some WAID CROSS SONS STORE worShiP serv• ce , 10 ' 45 a. m ' p m .: yo uth serv ices , Frlday , 1 Well s. su pt Morning Wo rsh tp, 111111wers about life would corne. That, too, must have been an 7.30 p m 10 30 a m . Sunday evenmg Ev en tng worsh ip allernat ing Nationwtde Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 Grocer ies 8. Genere l Merchandise FREEWILL BAPTIST _ worsh tp , 7 30; Pra yer wl!h C E at 7 30 p m , on exciting search. No doubt they did not arrive at their con107 Spring Ave . Pomeroy ' Sundav Pra ye r meel•ng , 7 30 Racme. Ph . 949·5772 Corner As h and Plum , Mid meeting , Wednesday , 7 30 p cllllion unW after they had encountered some obstacles, dteport . No el Herr ma n, m p m We dnesday , Alfr e d Dial992 -2318 Wolfe , lay lel'l der doubts and frustration . But they did find Him ! and then pa stor Sat Urd ay evening RACINE FiRST BAPTIST WHITE 'S CHAPEL service , 7 p m Sunday school ll'tllented their gifts to Him, 10 a m , Su nday eve nin g - . Ro nn ie Salser . Sunday Coo lv1 1t e RD Rev Ro REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE DUDLEY'S school supt , Sunday school, Deeter. pastor Sunday sch 90 I. Now, after 2,000years have passed, certainly we can have worship , 7 p m 9 30 am .; morning worsh ip. 9 30 am , worship serv ic e, SERVIt:ES a clearer understanding of a God.fuUIIUng life If we allow the Two Locations 10 ·40 am . sun day e't'enln g 10.10 am Bt bte stucly and ' y, pray er serv ice. Wednesda worship, 7 . JO , Wednesday 59!' Second St. Middleport, 0 . experience with Christ to live In us. And certainly we have 214 E. Ma1n Pomeroy 7 30 p m eveni ng Bt ble study , 7.30 Galllpolls,'O. 46 ,court St. ~thing to give if we ·Will but give. __ RUTLAND . Ph . 992-5130 DANVILLE WESLEYAN R\ffiANO CHURCH 0 F Oh yes, It was a good Christmas 1975, wasn't it? Let's keep ME-IG S Rev Lefon Gtasur e, pastor CHRIST - Rod Kas te r , ' COOPERATIVE PARISH it going! - Rober! T. Bumgarner, Heath U. M Church. Sc hool, 9 30 am . pastor , V H Braley , Sunda y Sunday SWISHER & I,OHSE PHARMACY BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT THE UNITED yo uth and tun•or youlh ser sc hool supt Sunday sch ooI. METHODIST CHURCH , vice 6 45 p m ; even lng 9 30 am , worshi p servlc e Robert T. Bumgarner, We Fill AtI Doctors Prescr iptions ' too E. Main worsh ip, 1 30 p m , p ra y er and commun1 on . 10 JO am Ph . 992-34116 ' , Director y and pra1se. Wednesday . 7:30 youth meet ing. 6p m , Sunda Pomeroy 99l-29SS Pomeroy ' POMEROY CLUSTER P.m evening service . 7, regula r Rev . Robert Hayden SILVER RUN FREE boa rd meeting . third Satu r Rev. D. Wm . SVdenstrlck er BAPTIST - Miles Trou!, day , 7, P,m CHE.STER - Worship 9 15 pastor . Sund ay Sc hool. 10 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT am Chur ch Sc hool 10 am BEN FRANKLIN STORE ~t m , Leon Mi ll er , supt RUTLAND COMMUNIT y POMEROY - Worship Eveni ng se r"¥lce, 7 p.m .. CHURCH -· Sunday Schoo I, • \• Louis W Osborne Attend the Church of Your Choice - 10 JO a.m Church Sc hool9 : 1S Prayer meeting , Thursday , 1 9·lOa m : worship service , II Mr. and Mrs, Robert Oark Gilkey was Mr . and Mrs, a.m UMYF 6 30 pm Pomeroy pm a m.. Wedn esday prayer Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 210 E . Ma1n Ph. 992·3498 - WorshiP CHESTER CHURCH OF meellng , 7:30 p m ; youlh cared for the three children of M.A. Epple, Mr. and Mrs, 9 aENTERPRISE .m. Chur ch Sc hool 10 a.m. GOD-R ev . Bobby Porter , serv ices, Sun day , 7 p m ROCK SPRINGS Mr . and Mrs. Larry Clark of Asa Jordan and Mr . and Mrs, pastor Sunday scl'1 ool. 9.30 Sunclay ntghl worship , 7::1 0 RIDENOUR SUPPLY Worshi p 10 a.m Chur ch am , worship se rv ice, 11 RUiL.ANLI 1...n URCH 0 F . BETSY ROSS BAKERY Chesler , Ohio while they Earl MCGrath, Mrs, Freda School 9. a.m UMY F 6:30 am ; evenmg serv•ce , 7.30. THE NAZARENE Rev attended their Christmas Carsey , Mrs . Lulabelle p.m. FURNITURE AND HARDWARE ,. Bakers of Gay 90's Bread - Worship youth se rv ice , Wednesday, LlOYd 0 Grimm , Jr , pastor perty Saturday evening ' Eshelman and Mrs . 11 FLATWOODS Home lite Saws Pm Sund ay school, 9 30 am am Church School lOa .m 1 JO Ph. 992-3030 Middleport LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worshtp service. 10 J O am ' Ph . 985-3308 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Chesler Mr , and Mrs . Howard Margaret Douglas. CHURCH Ted Jones , broa dcast tive over WMPO Rev. Robert Bumgarner Gilkey and son Joey were Our community was Sunday school. 9 30 young people 's scrv 1ce , 6 45 HEATH - Worshi p 10:30 pastor, . Roy S1gman supl 1 . 7 JO p m supper guests of Ava Gilkey shocked recently by !he am . Church School 9 . 30 a.m am NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE mornin g wor sh •P · . 10 . 30. ;,, evang eI'ts rlc servce I MARK VSTORE • UMYF 6 p m Sund ay eveni ng servtce Prayer meetin g, W~dnesday 7 30 Salw-day evening, sudden death of Anestlne . ' · 7· JO p.m , M1 sslo nar Kerm's Korner v RUTLAND Jeffr ey Sunday guests of Ava Carsey one of our neighbors Ger ber , 'Pastor Worship :;'e ~~a~ee7kJO ~e~v tc e . Wed meeting . 7:JO p.m. fir S I Kermit Wa lion Middleport, Ohio 10 30 a .m Church School 9 lO SYRACUSE CHURC~ OF Wed nesday ol month ,r Pomeroy Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs , from a hear! attack, THE NAZARENE - Rev am MASONCOUNTY SYRACUSE CLUSTER l Walter Jordan and son Mrs. Beryl Wyatt is .staying Howard C. Bl ack , pastor. BOb MASON fll'(31 ttAPTIST 'i t~~ • Rev R lchard E. Jarvis Moore "Sunday School Supt.. Second and Pomeroy Sts ~ Joshua and Mr. and Mrs. F. a week or so with her brother MEIGS TIRE CENTER ASBURY - Worship 11 Sunday School. classes for all Stan Craig , pas1or rS unda y RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING C, Gilkey of Albany, Karen Elda Carsey who is suffering a.m Chur ch Schoo l 9.50 a.m. ages , 9 JO a .m ; morn ing schoo l. 9 45 am .; worshlp • first Tuesday worship 10 .45 ; NYPS Su nd ay ~ serv tce , 11 am . tr~ti nl n Gilkey of Athens and Mr , and from varicose veins in his leg . UMW FORST RUN - Worsh 1p 9 6 JO p m , eva ngelistic ser union , 6.30 p.m .; eveni n~ 700 e.Main Pome(~Y " Hell" Dealer Mrs , Bob Alkire and Ray , Mr . and Mrs. Robert Clark a m Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 a.m. vice , Sunday , 7 30 p m Mtd worship serv ice . 7 30 p.m Diat 992·2101 • Third Sf. Ph. 949-5961 ' UMW third Wednesday 7:30 •I week prayer meeting , Wed Mid w~ek pri"lyer se rv ice local. attended the Chrislmas party p.m. . nesday . 7 30p m, M1ssionary Wednd'day, 7.30J' m. ,Mr . and Mrs. Charles at MINERSVILLE - Worshi p meeting. second Wednesday . Vete rans Hospilal l; MASON CH RCH o F • 10 am . Church Sc hool 9 a.m. 7·3P p m CHRIST, P 0 Bo)( 487 , Mille r RACINE FOOD MARKET McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Alklre, Racine , Ohi o and Mr recently UM W third Monday 7.30 p.m liNITEp FAITH NON · Sl , Mason , W Va Sundo y • and Mrs. Bob Alkire were SYRACUSE - Chur ch DEN OMINATIONAL - Rev . Bible St udy 10 a .m .; Worshl p I Fi ne Food & Service Satw-day dinner guests of I ' The Store with A Heart ' locust St. Christmas shopping in the M: A. Epples were Mr . School 9:JO a.m. Worsh ip Robert Smi th . pastor Sun day 11 i"l m and 7 p m Bible Slud y Middleport Ph. 949·3342 ser -.. lce 7 30 p m school , 9 30 am . cl ass We dn esday 7 p.m .. Vocn 1,;, Racine Dia l992·l148 Columbus Satw-day, SOUTHERN CLUSTER and Mrs . Frank Epple and le ade r. Leo Hill : worshi p music, R e~. Howard Shiveley servtce , 10 30 a m , chur ch, F I R S T S0 U T H E ~ N Terry Whaley of Gallipolis children of Middleport, Mrs. Meigs County Branch : Rev. Steven Wilson 7.30 p.m BAPTIST - Corn er of Second ' vWied each of his grand· Janice Waiduk and children R:ev . Zelia Kruszewski MIDDLEPORT BOOK 'STORE E0 E N u N 1 T E D and And erson , Mason Pastor THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS BETHANY - (Dorcas ! BRETHREN IN CHURIST - Walt er' Clo ud Sunday schoo I,' mothers, 'Edith Whaley and Mr . and Mrs. Ronald worShiP 9:30 a.m Chur(\h Elden. R Blake , pa slor 9 45 a.m , worship service, 1I Church and Office Supplies-Gifts & LOAN CO. whMe birthday was Dec, If Brown of Wellston, Ohio_ School to 30 a.m S yq~ ~~ ,.S~rh o ol 10 am , a"' and 7·Jo p.m Weeki 99 M•ll St. Middleport Ph, 992-3S63 Pomeroy 296 'If Second CARMEL - Church SGhOaL J ~ofierij • •r' M'cCoy supt Bib! €! sludy , Wednesda y, 1 3~ r Recent callers at the home and Ava Gilkey wh06e bir· lhda y was Dec . 21 and of Ruby Diehl and Stella ~~~O:n~ ~~O~~~~a~~: J~~j'n 'b·~~}~~tf t!!fm~n , 's1e1 r v~cr;~: p~ASON ASSEMBLY 0 F FRESH PRODUCE& PL,ANTS APPLE GROVE - Su nda y Ct}r istla n E.tldeavor 7 JO GOD, Dudding La ne, Mason presented them with gifts Atkins were cousi~s Mrs , School 9:30a .m. Worsh i~j7.;)~ "P • m .,,~kO:td ie rvice . a' p m .; W Va , Cheste r Tenn a n I ,' HEINER'S BAKERY l Convenient Location• before leaving for Florida Robert Silverling of Kent p m . lst and 3rd S unaA,y_s ~ Pt:eftch in g fi .BO p "' , Mid Past or sunday Sc hool 9 . 4l I~ Pra ver metol 1ng am ,; Ch ildren's Chu rch 6: Al accompanied by his children Wash ( Alice Bailey ) and Mr. Prayer meeting WedneidG>Yi) vn~e~o. Bakers ot Good Bread Midway Market·Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 7.JO p.m. Fe lloWSh iP swper c ~n esd ay . 7 p m : RaY p.m . Young People 's Servic e and Mrs, George Young and Huntington, W. Va . Ann and Terry Jr . for firs t Saturday 0 p.m 1 1'»m 1...11)d an 1s . ta-v jeader 6 . 45 p m .. Evang eli st! c , BQb's Market-Mmt Ph. 773-5721 CHURCt-J OF J ES US Service 7. l0 p.m ., women 's Chnsln1as wtth his parents daughter Connie or Co\um. 2nd Tuesdav 7:30Pm . EASt LETART QLn;~h i .t h HAIS ,TJI ..!...t Located at Miss ionary Council 10 am bus, Ohio. the F'. 0. Whaleys. · School 1st, 2nd, 3r d Suntfan. Rullar'jd Q.ll N ~ w Ltm a Road firs! and lh lrd Tuesdays ' ' M&R SHOPPING CENTER THE DAILY SENTINEL Mr . and Mrs .' Harold 9 30 am . Fo urth SlMOitf .. 1'\ext \ !dlJ J:0'r'C$t Acre Park : Pray er and Bib le Study ' The Senior Citizens had ~ ' ~ 10 ·3q a .m . worshi P , z~.cs P•l R'"iY .puse paSior : Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. ' lhetr Chrislrnas party with 19 Graham and three children of Sundey 7;30 p.m. 4th SUnu6Y 1 Roberf Mu Si~ r . Sund!y School I' I • IGA.FOOOLINER POMEROY, OHIO ' • members and 8 guests Colwnbus, Ohio and ·Darold 9,30 ~ . m .; ~.rayer Meeting sup!. Sun day school , 10.30 Ph. 99M156 Wednesdav 7.30 p,m ~IJ-MW s m . worYh1p 7:30 p.m Bib le Middleport, Ohio HARTFORD CHUF\l. Jt c) pre~ent . A bounliful meal Graham and three children of 1st Tuesday 7 30 p .m ., I' study , Wednesday , 7.30 p m , CHR 1ST In Chr1S.t1an Un io" . WESLEYAN - {R:actne ) - Saturday n 1ghl pravcr ser lne Rev . William Campbet I, ' . • • cpnsisting or turkey and all Newark Ohio were weekend Sunday Sc hool 10 a .m. vi<e 1:10pm ,, pnstor . Sunday School. 9.3 0 the tri mmings was served. guests of Bessie Graham , WILKINSON'S Worship 11 am ; Jr UMYF HEMLOCK GROVI! a 1'11 James Hughes , supt POWELL'S SUPER VALU Roger Mr . and Mrs, Gordon Wednesd~y 3.30 p.m , Bible CHRISTIAN ·Mrs. Pauline Atkins, 1-'.. even ing !lerv ice , 1 30 p m.' Study Thur sdev 7 p.m Cho ir w "The Friendly FGiks'· 1 t 1 on, pastor ; w1 uacf W~dnesday henlng prave r Smal l Engine Sales &Service Margaret Douglas, and Mrs. · Gibson are the parents of a Pra ctice Thursday 8 P m. Bradford, supt. , morning mcet•no . 7:30 p.m. Vout h _ Pomeroy, Ohio 498 Locust St. Middloport Ph. 992.3092 LETART FALLS - _Church worship, 9:30, church schoal, pray er service each Tunday1 Ruby flalliday visited Eunice new baby boy named Dale 1 Sc hool ,., , 2nd , 3rd sundavs tO :JO ; young people 's FAIRVIEW BIBLE . .. ·-· Bradfield at an Albany Ron. The Gibsons have a 10 ; IS. am ~.' h Sunday 9.15 meetfng , 6 :30 p.m.; evening CHURCH, Lelarl , W VI ., RI: a rn , Worsh,'f 1st. 2nd . 3rd worship , 7:30 p.m.; Bible daughter Jody and a son resthGirle and report her in Klfi1GSBURY HOME SALES 1. Rev George Hoschar '•o GOEGLEI~ READY MIX ~undavs . 9 , l a .m .. 41h 11Udy 1 Wednesday , 7:30 o.m. pastor Sunday School 9:30' . 'II fair condition, Mrs. Margaret Shan .~ und a v 7.JOp m. ., , , 1 1 • t" r+.. . ; -. 1 :;; I a m Prayer and B 1~ l e stud 11 . SERVICE. INC. MORNING STAR r.:. c'v ( l:~i~ \OX ~U~ IOr 7:30 p m. Co llage Pra vey, Mr . M.A . Epple is on the Douglas also called on Bess Di~l 992.3214 Mldtlt.illfil I~' Worsh ip 9 30 lt m . Church · ~. unday Sc hool supl , Joe Se rvice Tues day , 10 a .mr. ~FinesltnMoblleHomes sick list w1th a chest cold: M.-er and Ka!l: Rickey. School 10 30 a . ~; M•d Week sayre, s unda~ school. 9· 4s Worshia.it. Ser vice. Th urSdl'!',.., .. 11 .ill Pomertr,.- .,_ 99HQJ.4 ~ ~ ;: ~'"' Srfivl~e Wednes\IY 8 p.m. am .; Sunday evening wor 7 10 p ~ i'ecent calllfs Of Ava 1 ! 1 . t the sermoneite S\ w· ·' . 0 J. ' .. lfanoisonville Society News ' ' I ~ I .. ' .. . . ,, . . .. By Helen Hottel +++ Dear Helen: I agree with a recent correspondent to your coiWM that child abuse Ia a terrible problem, but I don'! hold with her statements that "abortion is the best preventive," and that "no birth at all is better than to be born Into certain misery." How can any person know for sure that a child will face 'certain miJery? There is no strain of "monster parents". who abuse children , Nice ordinary people turn to abuse for many reasons. Also, how can thiB writer fight so valiantly for the BORN chUd and yet disregard the life of a child atlll in the wornb? What difference does place of residence make ? , Whether In the home or womb, these children deserve to live. If contraception fails, and the child is unwanted, for God's ,sake,,have the baby and let It be adopted by a loving couple, ~ It is no m6re rlcht to lake the life of an eight-week fetus ~ (it's a BABY) tiJan to "protect" a Z.year-old abused child by killing lt, What are your views, Helen 'I - K, W, . Dear K.: I don't like abortion (who does?), but my views are not as strong aa yours. In some cases, I believe abortion is the best 'Bolutlon, and the decision should belong to the people most personally concerned. Also, if early abortion is termed "murder," what about the ''mornlng-«fter" pill? Would you condemn it too? - H, A thought for the day : President Harry Truman $Bid, "If you can't stand the heat, get out of the ldtchen." He also said, "Being president is like riding a ·tiger. A man baa to keep on , SATURDAY riding or be swallowed ," UNION PARTY for ' members and wives of Brick· layers and Cement Masons Local 32, Pomeroy, Saturday at Meigs Inn at 7 p,m. SQUARE DANCE Satw-day at Middleport Elementary School from 8 to II p.m. sponsored by Mid· dleport Police Reserves. Music by String Dusters. Admission $1 for adults, children under 12 adlni tied free if accompanied by Middleport, Ohio parents. heritage house Your Thom MeAn Shoe Store • MIDDL£PORT DEPARTMENT SlORE l . .. & .,. . • I; POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Can you tell me how lo remove a red nail polish slain that has set in a peach colored knit sklrt? I would appreciate ANY suggestions, - JUDY. DEAR JUDY - You do hav~ a problem since nail polish slalns should be removed immediately. You did not say what fibers were In your skirt, so extreme caution should be used. II may be nothing will work since so much time ~as elapsed. Two leading laundry testing laboratories give completely opposite advice, so one may work for you when It would ool for someooe else. One treatment is lo lay stain, face down, on paper towels and sponge lhe back with nail polish remover, Replace towels as !hey become saturated. When stain is gone, launder, Polillh remover should never be . . ............:.• Pomeroy =~.1 Personal Notes i Mr , and Mrs . Albert Woodard, Pomeroy, entertained Chrisimas Day w1th a family dinner party. Their guests were Mr . and Mrs. Les Damewood of Syracuse, Miss Bernice LedUe, Mrs. Emma Ledlie , Langsville, and M1ss Irene Barnes, a senior at Ohio University . On Monday Miss Barnes will jet to Long Island , N. Y. to spend New Year 's with the family of Uoyd Miller. Joining Mr . and Mrs . Patrick ' Lochary for Chrislrnas dinner !'ere Mr . and Mrs. Harry Henry of Amesville, Mrs. Elizabeth Cha~e and Jack Chase of Dayton , and Miss Helen Lochary and Miss Nelle Bing, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Les Da.mewood ce lebrated Christmas with their son-In· law and daughter, Mr , and Mrs , Ben Shoter and five children of near Cygne! over the past weekend . Mr . and Mrs . James Dishong , Athens , were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs , Bob Hoefiich and Jayne . SUNDAY MEIGS COUNTY Shriners polluck dinner 4 p.m. Sunday at club house, Racine; meat furmshed by club. All Nobles welcome; take covered dish . 'The AlmiDIC Ualttd Pre11 By Ia · !mlllioul Today is Friday, Dec. 26, the 380th day of 1975 with five to follow . The moon is between its last quarter and new phase, The morning stars are Venus and Saturn. The evening stars are Mer· cury, Mara and Jupiter. 40Z. SKEIN WIDE VARIID OF COLORS MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE OPEN FRI. & SAT. TIL 1:00 Carpenter Personals HUSH PUPPIES WARM LINED BOOTS dueled by Mrs Belly Roush with Mrs Beulah Bradford reading lhc Chrislmas Story from Luke, Prayer was by Mrs . Betty Shive ley Poems were r ead a nd rem em· brances from Christmases past were shared by the members. Dona lions were made to the Ollerbein . Hom e The program closed with Mrs Rees • reading " How Far to Bethlehe m ." Gilts were exchanged and Mrs . Shiveley was presented a g11l from the United Methodist Women. Smooth Leather Black a nd Brown . Brushed P1 gskin Taupe Wood Also in 3 e yelet Shoe. THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio ALL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND GIFT WRAPPINGS ATIME TO SAVE - FOR NEXT YEAR We Will Be Closed The Next Two A DISCO\! NT O[PARTME.NT STOll • SILVER BRIDGE eLAZA • PT. PLEASANT • MASON Sundays So Our Employes Can Rest On YOUR ElECTRIC Bill Q law I (1) THIS BILL INCLUDES $8.68 FUEL CHARGE , (2) AT A RATE OF$ 009944 PER KWH (3) WHICH IS $.000165 PER KWH LESS THAN LAST MONTH . FRANCIS FLORIST PH. 992-2644 352 E. Main. Pomeroy Your FTO Florist Eve. 8 :00P.M. INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE N(M.THRU NEW YEAR'S .DAY New Information Is being included on the electric bills of Columbus and Southern's c ustomers starting with their December bilL Since the cost of fuel used to produce electricity has become a significant part of the price of electricity, the Stjlte of Ohio recently passed a law which require$ that three new items regarding fuel ch arges be sh own o n customers' monthly electric bills. 1) The total eost of fuel which is included in each customer's bW '2) The fuel charge for each kilowatt hour 3) The difference between the present and previous month's fael charge on a per ldbJwatt·hour basis · These three items rephice the fu e l adjustment fac ior which has been shown on the customer's bill for several years. That fuel adjustment factor only Indicated the cost of fuel above a basic rat e . I OTHER DEER BARRELS DEER BARRELS REMINGTON Remington Mossberg Ithaca Savll,l(e Marlin And Many Other Brands , Winchester BEAR ARCHERY and ACCESSORIES I '' Your " Extra Touch" Florist Since 1957 266 Mill Street MIDDI.£PORT, OHIO HOURS 10:00 A.M. til9:00 P . M. .I NOW··THRU DECEMBER 31st now THERE1 ffiORE lnFORffiRTlOn Village Gun Shoppe Christmas 100% ACRYLIC YARN RACINF. - The annual Chnslmas party of the Rac1,n e Wesleyan Untied McthOdisl Women was held recently m I he church annex A lurkey dinner was se rved fr om lables decorated tn u~ed on acetates or Arnel kee ping with the season fabrics. Fo llowin g the dinn er the The other authority says · pledge service was conducted NOT lo use polish remover by Mrs. Roberta Thaxton and but pure amyl acelale and Mrs Alleyne Rees enlllled then launder . II sta in "Must I Give ." remains, sponge wilh rubbing The program was conalcohol to which a few drops or ammonia have been added. Cut a bil from under the hem and experiment to see !he effect or anything to be tried. -POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve is against the makers of lingerie for not maldng a Fermin Boring, Dundas, nice, slightly padded all called to see his sister , Goldie cotlon bra , Others , like me, Gillogly, one day last week , are allergic lo nylon , I used to Mr . and Mrs . Waller he able lo buy such bras, but Jordan and Joshua called on now they are discontinued, I Mr and Mrs . W. E. Bigony in hav e worked in lingeri e departments and know how Albany on Saturday evening. Mr . and Mrs . Ar th ur many calls there are for Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs. them. - VIRGINIA B. Granvtlle Lyons were among DEAR POLLY - This is those attending the 50th for Rose who finds new wedding anniversary plastic flann el backed tablecloths so wrinkled when celebration for Mr and Mrs . they come out of the package . Ira Brooks at Mineral Mrs. I had one !hat was badly Brooks was !he former Grace wrinkled. I put il in my Clark , Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Rice, twnble dryer for just about lhree minutes on hot heal. II Columbus, were Saturday came out beautifully and mght guests of 'iter parents , without a wrmkle Spread on Mr. and Mrs. W1lliam table inunediately as it w1ll Culwell, and were joined on be a limp mess but looks SWtday for a pre-Christmas beautiful afler it has cooled. dinner by another daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. - MRS. A.L.R. DEAR READERS - Do Dwaine Jordan, Bryan, Keith not leave the dryer and keep and Sarah Faye and Lucy ' a close check, so the cloth Is Thomas. Mr . and Mrs . William left in only long eoough to warm and soften the plastic. Cheadle entertained w1th a Then remove Immediately.- family dinner on Sunday. Those attending were Mr . POLLY, DEAR POLLY - Rose and Mrs Bob Harrison, should have no tr oubl e Vicky , Billy, Doris, Cindy and removing !he wrinkles from Roger Ross, Stoutsville; Mr , her flannel backed plastic and Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Don lable clo lh 1! she sprays and Kathy, and Mr . and Mrs , starch on the flannel side and Rexie Cheadle, Mella Fisher, Uten irons , No pressing cloth local. Is needed, just lest to get the proper heat lor the iron . MRS. E.J,L. DEAR POLLY - Never throw away an empty new fangled potato chip canister. Remove the while paper liner from !he inside, rinse and dry. Cover the outside with a scrap of pretty adhesive backed paper - I used wood grained, They are then great for storing all kinds of things such as brushes and combs, tea bags , matches, silverware and many more things, I use a label maker to mark them , Everything stays dry and dust fre e and they are great for campi ng, MARION. Differing views for the nail polish stain blues :;:: Dear 0.: My "solution" stands firm : If inBtitutionallzed or "sheltered" adults are drawn to each other sexually, let a marriage, or at any rate, a relationship, take place. 'lbe state provides for these retarded people singly, why not aa a pair? Pregnancy, of course, should be prevented, Reader comments and suggestions, please? - H. Social Calendar PoII y s l:l Sex: 'lbe Mentally Retarded Dear Helen : ' I wrote to you two years ago concerning the sex life of retarded persons. It's a sad and often ignored problem. These people have the same sex drives and desires as other adults, yet marriage among the men!fUy short-changed islfrowned upon. If they follow their natural Instincts, they're usually institutionalized as "dangerous" or ''Unfit for society." (For being human! ) You published my letter about our deaf and retarded yoiDig man who works in a sheltered workshop 4nd was in· terested in an equally handicappecj;i!(rL Your suggestion was, why not allow !hem to marry, making sure they would produce no children? Qmtlnuing discussions with the clergy, service agencies, and par~mts in similar predicaments have lrought no real solutions. Here's an update : Most felt that persona should not marry If they were so retarded that they could not ruDctlon unassiSted In out,tde society. They would become the responsibility of state agen· cies ~nd state' funds, and, "for th,e good of all concerned" they should remain ~gle. Masturbation is commonly accepted In Our Institutions. Homosexuality is also present. Again, we cio~e our eyes and say, "It isn't so." No one ventured an answer concerning •prostitution as a solution, though there was much Interest In the subject. People wondered what effect a prostitute would have on the retarded. I did some private Investigating and got the phone nwnber of an ex.prostitute who makes appointments for other girla, To my surpriJe, I learned I waa not !he only parent or guardian thinking this might help, Unofficially, this seems to be "just what the doctor ordered," She had excellent references , Finally, at the end of our sessions, we were back to the begiru\ing. There Vt'ere no cut and dried answers to the "sex and the retarded'' question. It all boils down to " you have a terrible problem, so solve it yow-self ,.," If, by some miracle, you or yqur readers come up with a solution, I would gladly pass It along to my fellow worriers in our Parents of the Retarded group, - O.T.J , ' - · I UMW ·enjoys dinner o1n ers ,· P . t The new Items will show customers the cost of fuel !n th e ir own e lectric bill and Indicate' if that cost is higher or lower than the previous month , ' Since our metlioo of reflecting fuel costs will c h ange wilh the December billing, It will not l)e possible to make a meaningful comp a rison between the fuel costs shown on the customer's previous bills with that shown on the December bill. . Look for this information in your next bill for e lectric service! ~----------------~~--------------~---------.----~r �' f 'The D8Uy Sentlnel,Middlepori·Pomeroy, 0., Friday,Dec. 26, 1975 Spen c er , pastvr Zwtlllng , Sunday POME Re" w. . Roy Mayer , Sunday school $upl Church school. 9 · l .S a .m.; worSh iP service . 10 .2.o1 a .m Yoyth chOi r rehearsal , Mon dcty . J . 30 p m und er direc t}on of Mary Sk.mner : senior choir reh earsal. 7 30 p m Th ur!odav with Mrs Pau l Neese dtr:ector , , POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corn er Union and Mu lberry , Rev . Clycle V Henderson . pastor Sund&y schoQL9 .JOa m, Glen McClung , supt : morning worsh ip, 19 .30 am . evening senttce . 7 30, m1d wee k se rvice , Wedne5day , 7.30 p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev HaroiP Deeth. rec tor Church services , 10 .30 am , Holy c;ommunion ftrst Sun~~tv of month . chur ch school. 10 30 am . far nursery throuQh 12 POMERO:t' CHURCH OF CHRIST - 'Rich11rd Evanson. pastor . Bible school , 9:30 am ,; worship, lO:JO a .m .• adult worship service and youna peop le's meeting , 7:30 p m. Combined Bible $1udy end pray er ll)etllng , Wee! · nesday, 7:30p .m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Rav W Win ing , off icer In c r~ a r ge . Sunda y, 10 am .. Holiness m~etlng . 10 30 am , Sun dav Schoo l Yo un g Peopl e's Leolo n, 7 p.m., Thursday . l to J f m . Ladies Hom e League , p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamor and second Sts., Pomero The Rev . Wtlllam Middlet..vllrth, Pastor Sunday SchoOl at 9 : 45 a m and Chur ch Serv ices I I a m SACRED HEART - Rev Father Pau l D. Welt on , pas tor , Phon e 992-2825 Saturday evening Mass , 1 30 Sunde y Mass , 8 and 10 a m , Confess ion , Saturday , 7-7!30 p.m POMEROY FIRST BAP· TIST - Robert Kuh n, pastor ; William Watson , Sunday sc:haol t_up t. Sund aY sc hool , 9 : 30a . m~ BYF . 6p .m . . Bible study, Wednesday , 7 p m , cho jr practl ~ e , W e Cin ~:!t-u dy , 8•90 p,m . oURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pastor Jerry Lewis Sunda y school, 2·30p . m. with worship 1ervlce at 3·30 p m ; mid week servIce , Tuesd ay . 1:30 p 1•m ESLEYAN CHURCH H ~rri s onvill e , Rev O' Del l Manley , Pastor . Hen ry Eb lm , Sun day School Supt Sun(jay Sch ool 9 30 am , Even ing wor s111 p 7, 3(1 p m l Pr ayer and Pra ise serviLe . Th ursday 1 30 pm SYRAC US E FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Rev George Oiler. pastor Sunday scl'1 oot. 9 . 45 am , morn1ng pr eac hing , 11 am . , evang elist ic service . 1 30 p m Prayer meel tng , Thursday , 7 30 p m POMEROY WES TSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Mam 51 - Jerry Pau l, minis ter . pho ne 99 2 7666 Co n serva tt ve , non in str umental. Sunday wor ship . 10 am . Bib le stu dy , 11 a m ; wor sht p, 6 p m. Wed nesday Bl~e study , 7 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPT IST - Roger Turn er. pa stor Sunday sc hoo L 10 a m , Mornmg worsh ip, II am ., Sunda y evening service . 7 30 Wednesday Btble stucl y. HO Trov school sup! Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am . mor n i n g worship , 10 . 30 , sunday cv angellsll c meet mg . 1 30 P m Prayer me c ilng , Wednesday . 7· 30 P m . MIDDLEPORT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST _ Co r ne r Fourth and Main , Middleport Rev Henrl Key , Jr , pastor Sunday chooL 9 JQ a .m , Mrs Ervm Baumgardner , su p! , Morning worsh ip , 10 45 am . JEHOVAH JS WITNESSES MORSE C HAPEL Worshtp 11 am • Church PORTLAND wouhlp 7 Jo p .m ' Ch ur ch Schoo l 9 JO am SUTT ON - Ch ur ch School 9 30 a .m Wors h tp l SI and Jrd Sundays 10 30 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . Rob er f Meece, Pasto r O e nni ~ Cr eegar, School IO •a m Assoc . Mintsfer JOPPA - wo r shtp 10 a m , Chur c h sc hool9 am , Pray e r Mce!ln q We dn eSday B p m . " 30 Wednesday nraycr and Otb lc stu dv . 7 30 p tn • TUPPERS PLAIN! CHRI STIAN CHURCH E~ge.n c UnderW ood. pa stor , Howa rd Ca ldwe ll', J , Sunday ' !-tc hoo t '1 up t . :, unday SchOol. 9 JO am , Morn ing Sermon. 10 30 a 11 1 Sunday even ing se rv •ce. 7 p m LEl ART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev ~ r cc tand Norrt s, pas tor , f loyd Norn:i su p! Sunddy sch oo l, 9 30 il m . morning sermon. 10 30 am , Pra yer scrvt ce. Wednesday , 7 30 p m CHESH IRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P ~ nlllh pas tor Sunday Sc hool, ,, 10 am , Arth ur ~ e n s o n . Sup! , Mornmg Worship, I I am , Young Peopl e's serv1 ce, 7 p m , Even1ng ser vice. 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Prayer Serv1ce. 7 30 p m , Youth meeting. 6 30 p m , Ev enmg worsh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Herber ! Grate , pastor WorShip se rv•ce, 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sun da y Sc hool , 9:30 a.m RICha rd Bar ton. sup! Prayer meeltng , , Wednesdl'ly , 7 30 p m , BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Cl1fford Smtih , mtne ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , morn.ng church 10:30 am , Sunday evenm g se rvice. 7 30 p m Wednesd.,y"serv ice. 8 p.m. LAUREL CLIFF - FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F ShOok., pastor . Lloyd Wngh l, Sund ay sc hool supt StJ nday sChool, 9 30 a m , Morn mg worShip , 10 30 am , even mg wo rship . 7 30 p m We d · nesday, Christian You th Cr usad e, 6 30 p m C1'10 1r pr actice . Thur sday . 7 p m 1 DE XTER 'HURCH OF CHR tST - Charles Russe ll , Sr , mi ni ster , Norman C Wdl , sup! . Sunday sc hooL 9 30 a m , worsh•P se rv 1ce, 10· JO am , Bible study , Tuesday. ~ ht p . 7 5- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,, Friday, llec. 26,1975 • ,;:;:·==~~_.v.v..o.•JJ.:,:•:•-. ,~,·-:-:•'~.U.•,"o;o:>,·o;.;o~~o;o~;o:o'.o;oo..uQ: ~·ow. •, o • oo"-I'IY.'o'Yo'o, o, ooVo oo,..,. o'o"o"i;:;! Helen Help USe • • ... - Larry Ca rn ahan, presiding , LON ~ , BOTTOM _ war m1 nl!ot er Sun day . Bib le Ship 9 am , Sunda y School lec ture . 9 30 am ' Watc h fJ 4 5 am'"' 'Prayer Mee t1ng tower s tud y, tO 30 am w d d ' 0 Tuesday , Bible study , '7 ' 30) ~3~5T~Y 1 iE~~EL P m .. Thur sday , m•nH, tr YI' worshiP 11 am Chur ch scho~l , 7 30 p m s~rvl~ f t ~choo t 10 am ' meelmg B JO P m. MIDDLEPORT CHU.RCH /' ALFRE D - Sunday Sc hool OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN 9 45 a.m ' worshtp 11 a m , UN ION - Lawrence Ml, ht £-v·, i Pray~r , rll~J!.~I ng ,,Wednesday pastor , Mr s Russell Y~411 9· ~ ~ ~5~ m . UMW 3r d Tuesday Sunday Schoo l Supt Sun tlftY ." RE EOSVILLE - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Ev!n\'ng ~c hool 9 30 a m Worsh p 7 30 wor Shtp, 7•.30 Wedn'esday p m ; Pr ayer Meet 1 n~ 7 30 pr ayer meetmg . 7 30 P llJ jp m Tbesday UMW 7 30 MT. MORI~H CHURCH OF p m 1st Thursday GOD - Ra c1ne Ro ute 2 , the , SILVER RIDG E _ Wor Rev James M Muncy . h' Ch h s h 1 pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 45 ~ 10 a m ur c c oo fJ am ' morning worsh•P · 11 TU PPER S PLAINS am . even ing , worSh ip . 7 30 Wo rship9a m Ch urch Schoo l Pra yer meet1 ng. Tue sday . . 10 am 7 30 p m ; Yo ung people 's KENO CHURCH OF meeting, 1 30 p m Thursday CHRIST - George Fr e'der 1ck. 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST su pt Serv 1ce week.ly, 9 30 OLD DEXT ER BIBL E BAPTIST - Corner S1XIh and am on sund ay Preachmg CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Terry , pi"l stor Sunday Pa1mer . rhe Rev Pet er ft rsl and th ~rd Sundey s of schoot. 10 am , Mrs Wor ley Granda I , pastor , Dan ny month by Clttford sm 1th, 9 30 Tho mpson . superinten dent am Fran c15 , su per.nte ndent Sunday Sc hool WM PO Radio HOBSON CHRISTIAN Morning Worship , 1l am Sunday evening sen ice, 7. 30. program 7 45 a m , Sunday UNION ' - Da rr ell Doddnll , GRAHAM UNITED Sc hooL 9 15 a m . Morning pas tor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 METHODIST - Preaching worshtp , 10 · 15 am :'f' OUt h a m , Leona rd Gilm or e. f.r st 9·30 a m , tir sf and second ~c l tvllles and fellowsh ip fo r elder , evening servtce , 7.30 Wednesday pr ayer Sunday s of eac h month ; th ird tun •or and sentor hi gh p m and fo urtl1 Sunday s eac h stu dent s, 6 P m Sunday meeting 7 30 p m MT . MoRIAH CHURCH OF man fh, worship serv 1c:e at 7· 30 ev,entng wors hip , 7 30 P m p m Wednesday evenings at M1d -week prayer se rv 1ces , GOD - Ra c1ne Ro ute 2 Th e 7 30 Prayer and Bibl e Stud y Wedn esday , 7 30 P m Rev Char les Hand. pastor SI!VENTH DAY AD - · ~HURCH OF CHRIST , Sund ay school. 9 45 am , 0 VENTIST ; Mulberry Heights Middleport , 5th and Main . morn ing worsh1p , 11 am 7 30 p m Road . Pomeroy Georg e Gla re. m1n 1s ter. Evening services. Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH James Sheels. su perl n and Fri day 7 JO p m Pas tor ,Gerard Se ton , Sab OF JESUS CHRIST OF BEARWALLOW RID GE LATTER DAY SAINTS bath School Super !nlendenl , tendent Bible schoo l. 9 30 Nostalgia is " in" these days , , . especially at the beginning of a New Year. RIta Whil e Sabbath School , · a.m i mo rning warship , 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug Portland Racme Roa d Saturday aft ernoon at 2 ·00, am ; event~g worshi p, 7:30; S eaman ~ m1.nts ter Btb le Will tam Roush , pastor Den ny Everywhere you turn there are reminders of the Roaring Twenties or the Fabulous, wilh worship ser vi ce prayer serv •ce , 7 p m Wed · study , 9 JO am , mo rnm g Eva ns , Sun day Sc hoo l nesday worshtp , 10 30 a m . even.ng D~r ec lo r Sunday School , 9.30 Fifties. Old-car buffs abound, and fashions reflect the fads oflong·ago decades. Music, fo llowlnR al 3 I S RUTLAND FIRST BAP· worsh tp , 6 p m , We dnesday a m , Mor ning wo rsht p, 10 30 TIST CHURCH - Rev Rog er MIDDLEPORT CHURCH tHght Bt blc st ud y, 6 p rn a m Sund ay even ing service from World War II is played, and television plots center around the depression days of Ford , Jr pa stor ; Drewy OF THE NAZARENE - Rev MT OLIVE CHURCH 7 p m 'V''cd nesclay eventng the Thirties. It's all a lot of fun - if you don't take it seriously. Go re. sup! , Sunday sc; t'l ool. Don Cote. pastor , Mrs Mary Lo ng Bott om . Sundi"ly Sch ooL pr ayer se rv ices , 1 30 p m 9·30 a .m ; mo rn ing worship , Lathey , Sunday school sup t 10 am w1th Willa rd Ptgott . BET HLEHEM BAPTIST Trouble is, we can't live m the past .. , not this past year. or any other. Bills have to Sunday school, 9 30 a m , supt Evan ge li sti c message ' Rev Ear l Shu ler . pastor 10 ~JI m paid, chores completed, obligations met , and each person has to contributB some·. be THE HILAND CHAPE L. morn ing worship . 10 30ft m , eac h Sun day evening , 7 30 by ' Wo rship se rv1ce. 9 JO am . evang elisTic meeti ng, Elder Russell Cli ne. m1ntst er Sunday school. 10 30 am , George Caslo, pastor Sunday 7Sunclay 30 p m . Pray er meet1ng , of the Apostoli c Fai th Bibl e; B1ble stUif'V and pra 'i..!!.. thing ' to his world or he is wasting his time. Sc hoo l. 9 JO am , eveni ng Stu dy , Wedn esday, 7 30 p m se rv•ce Th ursda..'l.! 7 30 p m Wednesday . 1 .~0 p m worSh ip 7 JO Th urs day A Christian 1s able to face life like it is - today ! He can meet his obligations to STIVERSVILLE COM · ~ve n ing prayer serv1ce , 7 JO CARLETON- -CHURCH himself and to society with confidence and faith - and he can strengthen that faith UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY CHURCH Sunda y K1 ngsbury Road . Gary Kmg , P m. MINISTRY OF MEIGS sch ool service , 10 am . , pastor Sunday sc hMI. 9·30 eacljpunday, by going to church .. . knowing always that the Lord is waiting for him RACINE APOSTOLIC COUNTY - Dw lghl L Zav ll z, Praye r mee ting, Tt1Ursday , 7 am .. evenmg wo rsh •P· 7:30 ~ P m , , Sun day eventng servi ce, CHURCH - Tho ma s L director . p m Pray er meeting Wed there, ' Holm es , pastor Evange iiS !Ic HAR WON-VILLE PRES· 7 P m ' 'lt " l'l un, ~,II h 1 1 11 ~ lht An!\ '" J n IIi hie \nt lt•lv ( utn••l\111 1q 7'\ to.t 1\l t r AdH '' '"ng }rrl•tt 11'1( Str•!bU IJI, VtfBI"If l nesday . 7 30 p m Rev ZION CHURCH OF CHRI.ST se rvice . Sunday , 7' 30 p m , BYTERIAN LON' G BOTTOM POMEROY F IRST pr aye r met:tlng Tuesday , Ernes T Stricklin , pasto r - Pome~oy _ . Harn sonvtlle CHRISTIAN - Bru ce Smt ih , SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 181 Sunday chur ch school. 9.30 Roa d M d~. e Gtrlon pastor 1 JO p .m , Bi ble sl ud v. Wa lt i"lce Dam ewood , Mulbe rry A't'e .. e ff illatecl am , Mrs Hom er Lee, supt , Steven Stan le y. Sunda y school p~stcr pt Bible School, 9 30 a m. wlln S,B,C. Gory Bash am, Thu rs da y 7:JO p m morning worsh ip, 10 30 sup t Sunday school. 9 30 Su Sunday school supt . SCJ nda y MIDDLEPORT - Su nda y am . mornt ng wor ship and Preachmg serv ice . 10 45 a m. FIRS T SO UTHERN sc hool. 9 30 a m , Richard comm un ton. 10 ·JO am , No even In g, .:!'e:;r;.,vr, ic<':e'--....,.,..,,. schaol . 9 · 30 a.m.; morn ing BA- PTIST - 282 Mulberry vaughan . sup! Morn ing Su nda_v even tng HYSELL RUN FREE wotll'\lr,, 10 130 a ,m.; even ing yo uth METHODIST CHURCH won~ p 7 30 p m . Bible A~e , Pomeroy , aTHilaled wtth . worship , 10 :30 am Chns t!an endeavor . 6 30 p m . Rev Paul Nevt tl e, pa stor study , Wednesday , 7 30 p m. s R c . th e Rev Bra dl ey SYRACUSE - Morn 1ng worSh ip serv 1ce , 7 30 p m. Sun day Sc hool 9 30 am , worship , 9 am .. s un day Wedn,esday e~entng prayer Mo , With the hope It will, in some measure'. foster and help sustain that rning serv1ce . 10 30 a m . schooL lO a m Mrs sampso n lmeettng and Btbl e stu dy . 7 30 youlh which is good in family and communiJy lif~, this feature is sponsored by servtce , 6 45 p m . Ha ll, sup t ., P JOHN LUTHERAN Evangei•SI•c servtce 7 30 p m the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH. Pin e Grove , The Pray er meeting . Thursday . GOD - Rev . Jam es 0 Rev Wtllt am Middteswarth , 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPE L Sun day Pa stor Chur ch Serv1 ces 9 30 Guynn , past or LOOKING BACK TO YESTERDAY sc hool. 10 a m , Sunday a .m Su nday Sc hool 10 30 am MISSION at Ba ld Knob Re v. ' RAY'S & HOME Did you feel that yours was a good Christmas? If you had a worship , 11 a.m ; Su nday BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Greff1th , supt . of church .ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION service , 7 p m ; CHRIST - Bt bl e Sc1'1oo l. 9 30 Rev L R Glues encam p.' choice would you like to have experienced the first Chrislrnas even1ng ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Wedne!o da y wors hip se rvice , a m , mor ning wors hip 10 JO pas)o r , IRoger Wl llfr ed . Sr aa did the shepherds and the Wise men ? Or was your own 7 JO P m am Sun day eVeni ng wor ShiP Sunday School su pt. Sund a y Sa les- Quasa r- Service Racme HAZEL COMMUNITY se rv ice , 7 pm ,chotrpra c: tlc e scho ol , 9.30 am , pray e r Ph 949-9591 <llristmas 1975 a good one ? Ph. 949.3151 Raci ne - Nea r Long Wedn esday7pm Rev Je ff meeting, Tuesd ay . 7 JO p m y, • The shepherds must have experienced an exciting time CHURCH youth meetmg , 6 p m Sunda Bo ttom. Edsel Hl'l rt. p 11 stor Ran son . Paslor41 . I t ANTI'QUIT¥ BAPTIST - leaders Ada Van• Meter 1a,'dg ' when the Angel appeared apd gave them the news that a Sundey SCh OO l. 10 a ,m I ' Gre lla Sul lie Sunday eveni n HI• Ch urch . 7 30 p m , prayer Rev F r ~e t and Norr is , pasto r • lNDIAN JOE'S GAUL' S · MARKET Savior had come, The One who would say, "He who believes In meeting , 7·30 p m Thursday Sunday schoo l 10 a .m , worsh tp , 7 p m tl'1r oug h ter month s MIDDLEPORT PEN Churc h serv tce . 7 P m wmMT me shall not live with Inner confusion; but will have a Sporting Supplies and c.B. •s HERMON CHURC H TECOSTAL Third Ave , !he · Wednesday Bible Study , 7 OF 308 Page Chester, Ohio THE UNITE 0 kno]Vledge of God, which is an understanding of what life is all Middleport, Ohio Rev Welllam Knittel , pastor P ~ ACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST ,about!' (IIBfaphrased) . .• Ro nal d Dugan , Sunday SCI'100I NAZAR ENE _ Rev John A Rev James H Lea ch, pasta r .• Supt . Classes for all ages . The Wise men (Magi ) who had only a star to guide them evening schoo l, 9 30 a rh service , 7 30 . Bib le Coffman , pastor Sunday Sunday Russ ell Spen ce r . sup! ' P. PAULEY, AGENT , Wednesaday , 7.30 Sc hool . 9 JO a. m . Gerald stucly went In search of that Someone, from whom certainly some WAID CROSS SONS STORE worShiP serv• ce , 10 ' 45 a. m ' p m .: yo uth serv ices , Frlday , 1 Well s. su pt Morning Wo rsh tp, 111111wers about life would corne. That, too, must have been an 7.30 p m 10 30 a m . Sunday evenmg Ev en tng worsh ip allernat ing Nationwtde Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 Grocer ies 8. Genere l Merchandise FREEWILL BAPTIST _ worsh tp , 7 30; Pra yer wl!h C E at 7 30 p m , on exciting search. No doubt they did not arrive at their con107 Spring Ave . Pomeroy ' Sundav Pra ye r meel•ng , 7 30 Racme. Ph . 949·5772 Corner As h and Plum , Mid meeting , Wednesday , 7 30 p cllllion unW after they had encountered some obstacles, dteport . No el Herr ma n, m p m We dnesday , Alfr e d Dial992 -2318 Wolfe , lay lel'l der doubts and frustration . But they did find Him ! and then pa stor Sat Urd ay evening RACINE FiRST BAPTIST WHITE 'S CHAPEL service , 7 p m Sunday school ll'tllented their gifts to Him, 10 a m , Su nday eve nin g - . Ro nn ie Salser . Sunday Coo lv1 1t e RD Rev Ro REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE DUDLEY'S school supt , Sunday school, Deeter. pastor Sunday sch 90 I. Now, after 2,000years have passed, certainly we can have worship , 7 p m 9 30 am .; morning worsh ip. 9 30 am , worship serv ic e, SERVIt:ES a clearer understanding of a God.fuUIIUng life If we allow the Two Locations 10 ·40 am . sun day e't'enln g 10.10 am Bt bte stucly and ' y, pray er serv ice. Wednesda worship, 7 . JO , Wednesday 59!' Second St. Middleport, 0 . experience with Christ to live In us. And certainly we have 214 E. Ma1n Pomeroy 7 30 p m eveni ng Bt ble study , 7.30 Galllpolls,'O. 46 ,court St. ~thing to give if we ·Will but give. __ RUTLAND . Ph . 992-5130 DANVILLE WESLEYAN R\ffiANO CHURCH 0 F Oh yes, It was a good Christmas 1975, wasn't it? Let's keep ME-IG S Rev Lefon Gtasur e, pastor CHRIST - Rod Kas te r , ' COOPERATIVE PARISH it going! - Rober! T. Bumgarner, Heath U. M Church. Sc hool, 9 30 am . pastor , V H Braley , Sunda y Sunday SWISHER & I,OHSE PHARMACY BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT THE UNITED yo uth and tun•or youlh ser sc hool supt Sunday sch ooI. METHODIST CHURCH , vice 6 45 p m ; even lng 9 30 am , worshi p servlc e Robert T. Bumgarner, We Fill AtI Doctors Prescr iptions ' too E. Main worsh ip, 1 30 p m , p ra y er and commun1 on . 10 JO am Ph . 992-34116 ' , Director y and pra1se. Wednesday . 7:30 youth meet ing. 6p m , Sunda Pomeroy 99l-29SS Pomeroy ' POMEROY CLUSTER P.m evening service . 7, regula r Rev . Robert Hayden SILVER RUN FREE boa rd meeting . third Satu r Rev. D. Wm . SVdenstrlck er BAPTIST - Miles Trou!, day , 7, P,m CHE.STER - Worship 9 15 pastor . Sund ay Sc hool. 10 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT am Chur ch Sc hool 10 am BEN FRANKLIN STORE ~t m , Leon Mi ll er , supt RUTLAND COMMUNIT y POMEROY - Worship Eveni ng se r"¥lce, 7 p.m .. CHURCH -· Sunday Schoo I, • \• Louis W Osborne Attend the Church of Your Choice - 10 JO a.m Church Sc hool9 : 1S Prayer meeting , Thursday , 1 9·lOa m : worship service , II Mr. and Mrs, Robert Oark Gilkey was Mr . and Mrs, a.m UMYF 6 30 pm Pomeroy pm a m.. Wedn esday prayer Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 210 E . Ma1n Ph. 992·3498 - WorshiP CHESTER CHURCH OF meellng , 7:30 p m ; youlh cared for the three children of M.A. Epple, Mr. and Mrs, 9 aENTERPRISE .m. Chur ch Sc hool 10 a.m. GOD-R ev . Bobby Porter , serv ices, Sun day , 7 p m ROCK SPRINGS Mr . and Mrs. Larry Clark of Asa Jordan and Mr . and Mrs, pastor Sunday scl'1 ool. 9.30 Sunclay ntghl worship , 7::1 0 RIDENOUR SUPPLY Worshi p 10 a.m Chur ch am , worship se rv ice, 11 RUiL.ANLI 1...n URCH 0 F . BETSY ROSS BAKERY Chesler , Ohio while they Earl MCGrath, Mrs, Freda School 9. a.m UMY F 6:30 am ; evenmg serv•ce , 7.30. THE NAZARENE Rev attended their Christmas Carsey , Mrs . Lulabelle p.m. FURNITURE AND HARDWARE ,. Bakers of Gay 90's Bread - Worship youth se rv ice , Wednesday, LlOYd 0 Grimm , Jr , pastor perty Saturday evening ' Eshelman and Mrs . 11 FLATWOODS Home lite Saws Pm Sund ay school, 9 30 am am Church School lOa .m 1 JO Ph. 992-3030 Middleport LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worshtp service. 10 J O am ' Ph . 985-3308 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Chesler Mr , and Mrs . Howard Margaret Douglas. CHURCH Ted Jones , broa dcast tive over WMPO Rev. Robert Bumgarner Gilkey and son Joey were Our community was Sunday school. 9 30 young people 's scrv 1ce , 6 45 HEATH - Worshi p 10:30 pastor, . Roy S1gman supl 1 . 7 JO p m supper guests of Ava Gilkey shocked recently by !he am . Church School 9 . 30 a.m am NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE mornin g wor sh •P · . 10 . 30. ;,, evang eI'ts rlc servce I MARK VSTORE • UMYF 6 p m Sund ay eveni ng servtce Prayer meetin g, W~dnesday 7 30 Salw-day evening, sudden death of Anestlne . ' · 7· JO p.m , M1 sslo nar Kerm's Korner v RUTLAND Jeffr ey Sunday guests of Ava Carsey one of our neighbors Ger ber , 'Pastor Worship :;'e ~~a~ee7kJO ~e~v tc e . Wed meeting . 7:JO p.m. fir S I Kermit Wa lion Middleport, Ohio 10 30 a .m Church School 9 lO SYRACUSE CHURC~ OF Wed nesday ol month ,r Pomeroy Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs , from a hear! attack, THE NAZARENE - Rev am MASONCOUNTY SYRACUSE CLUSTER l Walter Jordan and son Mrs. Beryl Wyatt is .staying Howard C. Bl ack , pastor. BOb MASON fll'(31 ttAPTIST 'i t~~ • Rev R lchard E. Jarvis Moore "Sunday School Supt.. Second and Pomeroy Sts ~ Joshua and Mr. and Mrs. F. a week or so with her brother MEIGS TIRE CENTER ASBURY - Worship 11 Sunday School. classes for all Stan Craig , pas1or rS unda y RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING C, Gilkey of Albany, Karen Elda Carsey who is suffering a.m Chur ch Schoo l 9.50 a.m. ages , 9 JO a .m ; morn ing schoo l. 9 45 am .; worshlp • first Tuesday worship 10 .45 ; NYPS Su nd ay ~ serv tce , 11 am . tr~ti nl n Gilkey of Athens and Mr , and from varicose veins in his leg . UMW FORST RUN - Worsh 1p 9 6 JO p m , eva ngelistic ser union , 6.30 p.m .; eveni n~ 700 e.Main Pome(~Y " Hell" Dealer Mrs , Bob Alkire and Ray , Mr . and Mrs. Robert Clark a m Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 a.m. vice , Sunday , 7 30 p m Mtd worship serv ice . 7 30 p.m Diat 992·2101 • Third Sf. Ph. 949-5961 ' UMW third Wednesday 7:30 •I week prayer meeting , Wed Mid w~ek pri"lyer se rv ice local. attended the Chrislmas party p.m. . nesday . 7 30p m, M1ssionary Wednd'day, 7.30J' m. ,Mr . and Mrs. Charles at MINERSVILLE - Worshi p meeting. second Wednesday . Vete rans Hospilal l; MASON CH RCH o F • 10 am . Church Sc hool 9 a.m. 7·3P p m CHRIST, P 0 Bo)( 487 , Mille r RACINE FOOD MARKET McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Alklre, Racine , Ohi o and Mr recently UM W third Monday 7.30 p.m liNITEp FAITH NON · Sl , Mason , W Va Sundo y • and Mrs. Bob Alkire were SYRACUSE - Chur ch DEN OMINATIONAL - Rev . Bible St udy 10 a .m .; Worshl p I Fi ne Food & Service Satw-day dinner guests of I ' The Store with A Heart ' locust St. Christmas shopping in the M: A. Epples were Mr . School 9:JO a.m. Worsh ip Robert Smi th . pastor Sun day 11 i"l m and 7 p m Bible Slud y Middleport Ph. 949·3342 ser -.. lce 7 30 p m school , 9 30 am . cl ass We dn esday 7 p.m .. Vocn 1,;, Racine Dia l992·l148 Columbus Satw-day, SOUTHERN CLUSTER and Mrs . Frank Epple and le ade r. Leo Hill : worshi p music, R e~. Howard Shiveley servtce , 10 30 a m , chur ch, F I R S T S0 U T H E ~ N Terry Whaley of Gallipolis children of Middleport, Mrs. Meigs County Branch : Rev. Steven Wilson 7.30 p.m BAPTIST - Corn er of Second ' vWied each of his grand· Janice Waiduk and children R:ev . Zelia Kruszewski MIDDLEPORT BOOK 'STORE E0 E N u N 1 T E D and And erson , Mason Pastor THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS BETHANY - (Dorcas ! BRETHREN IN CHURIST - Walt er' Clo ud Sunday schoo I,' mothers, 'Edith Whaley and Mr . and Mrs. Ronald worShiP 9:30 a.m Chur(\h Elden. R Blake , pa slor 9 45 a.m , worship service, 1I Church and Office Supplies-Gifts & LOAN CO. whMe birthday was Dec, If Brown of Wellston, Ohio_ School to 30 a.m S yq~ ~~ ,.S~rh o ol 10 am , a"' and 7·Jo p.m Weeki 99 M•ll St. Middleport Ph, 992-3S63 Pomeroy 296 'If Second CARMEL - Church SGhOaL J ~ofierij • •r' M'cCoy supt Bib! €! sludy , Wednesda y, 1 3~ r Recent callers at the home and Ava Gilkey wh06e bir· lhda y was Dec . 21 and of Ruby Diehl and Stella ~~~O:n~ ~~O~~~~a~~: J~~j'n 'b·~~}~~tf t!!fm~n , 's1e1 r v~cr;~: p~ASON ASSEMBLY 0 F FRESH PRODUCE& PL,ANTS APPLE GROVE - Su nda y Ct}r istla n E.tldeavor 7 JO GOD, Dudding La ne, Mason presented them with gifts Atkins were cousi~s Mrs , School 9:30a .m. Worsh i~j7.;)~ "P • m .,,~kO:td ie rvice . a' p m .; W Va , Cheste r Tenn a n I ,' HEINER'S BAKERY l Convenient Location• before leaving for Florida Robert Silverling of Kent p m . lst and 3rd S unaA,y_s ~ Pt:eftch in g fi .BO p "' , Mid Past or sunday Sc hool 9 . 4l I~ Pra ver metol 1ng am ,; Ch ildren's Chu rch 6: Al accompanied by his children Wash ( Alice Bailey ) and Mr. Prayer meeting WedneidG>Yi) vn~e~o. Bakers ot Good Bread Midway Market·Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 7.JO p.m. Fe lloWSh iP swper c ~n esd ay . 7 p m : RaY p.m . Young People 's Servic e and Mrs, George Young and Huntington, W. Va . Ann and Terry Jr . for firs t Saturday 0 p.m 1 1'»m 1...11)d an 1s . ta-v jeader 6 . 45 p m .. Evang eli st! c , BQb's Market-Mmt Ph. 773-5721 CHURCt-J OF J ES US Service 7. l0 p.m ., women 's Chnsln1as wtth his parents daughter Connie or Co\um. 2nd Tuesdav 7:30Pm . EASt LETART QLn;~h i .t h HAIS ,TJI ..!...t Located at Miss ionary Council 10 am bus, Ohio. the F'. 0. Whaleys. · School 1st, 2nd, 3r d Suntfan. Rullar'jd Q.ll N ~ w Ltm a Road firs! and lh lrd Tuesdays ' ' M&R SHOPPING CENTER THE DAILY SENTINEL Mr . and Mrs .' Harold 9 30 am . Fo urth SlMOitf .. 1'\ext \ !dlJ J:0'r'C$t Acre Park : Pray er and Bib le Study ' The Senior Citizens had ~ ' ~ 10 ·3q a .m . worshi P , z~.cs P•l R'"iY .puse paSior : Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. ' lhetr Chrislrnas party with 19 Graham and three children of Sundey 7;30 p.m. 4th SUnu6Y 1 Roberf Mu Si~ r . Sund!y School I' I • IGA.FOOOLINER POMEROY, OHIO ' • members and 8 guests Colwnbus, Ohio and ·Darold 9,30 ~ . m .; ~.rayer Meeting sup!. Sun day school , 10.30 Ph. 99M156 Wednesdav 7.30 p,m ~IJ-MW s m . worYh1p 7:30 p.m Bib le Middleport, Ohio HARTFORD CHUF\l. Jt c) pre~ent . A bounliful meal Graham and three children of 1st Tuesday 7 30 p .m ., I' study , Wednesday , 7.30 p m , CHR 1ST In Chr1S.t1an Un io" . WESLEYAN - {R:actne ) - Saturday n 1ghl pravcr ser lne Rev . William Campbet I, ' . • • cpnsisting or turkey and all Newark Ohio were weekend Sunday Sc hool 10 a .m. vi<e 1:10pm ,, pnstor . Sunday School. 9.3 0 the tri mmings was served. guests of Bessie Graham , WILKINSON'S Worship 11 am ; Jr UMYF HEMLOCK GROVI! a 1'11 James Hughes , supt POWELL'S SUPER VALU Roger Mr . and Mrs, Gordon Wednesd~y 3.30 p.m , Bible CHRISTIAN ·Mrs. Pauline Atkins, 1-'.. even ing !lerv ice , 1 30 p m.' Study Thur sdev 7 p.m Cho ir w "The Friendly FGiks'· 1 t 1 on, pastor ; w1 uacf W~dnesday henlng prave r Smal l Engine Sales &Service Margaret Douglas, and Mrs. · Gibson are the parents of a Pra ctice Thursday 8 P m. Bradford, supt. , morning mcet•no . 7:30 p.m. Vout h _ Pomeroy, Ohio 498 Locust St. Middloport Ph. 992.3092 LETART FALLS - _Church worship, 9:30, church schoal, pray er service each Tunday1 Ruby flalliday visited Eunice new baby boy named Dale 1 Sc hool ,., , 2nd , 3rd sundavs tO :JO ; young people 's FAIRVIEW BIBLE . .. ·-· Bradfield at an Albany Ron. The Gibsons have a 10 ; IS. am ~.' h Sunday 9.15 meetfng , 6 :30 p.m.; evening CHURCH, Lelarl , W VI ., RI: a rn , Worsh,'f 1st. 2nd . 3rd worship , 7:30 p.m.; Bible daughter Jody and a son resthGirle and report her in Klfi1GSBURY HOME SALES 1. Rev George Hoschar '•o GOEGLEI~ READY MIX ~undavs . 9 , l a .m .. 41h 11Udy 1 Wednesday , 7:30 o.m. pastor Sunday School 9:30' . 'II fair condition, Mrs. Margaret Shan .~ und a v 7.JOp m. ., , , 1 1 • t" r+.. . ; -. 1 :;; I a m Prayer and B 1~ l e stud 11 . SERVICE. INC. MORNING STAR r.:. c'v ( l:~i~ \OX ~U~ IOr 7:30 p m. Co llage Pra vey, Mr . M.A . Epple is on the Douglas also called on Bess Di~l 992.3214 Mldtlt.illfil I~' Worsh ip 9 30 lt m . Church · ~. unday Sc hool supl , Joe Se rvice Tues day , 10 a .mr. ~FinesltnMoblleHomes sick list w1th a chest cold: M.-er and Ka!l: Rickey. School 10 30 a . ~; M•d Week sayre, s unda~ school. 9· 4s Worshia.it. Ser vice. Th urSdl'!',.., .. 11 .ill Pomertr,.- .,_ 99HQJ.4 ~ ~ ;: ~'"' Srfivl~e Wednes\IY 8 p.m. am .; Sunday evening wor 7 10 p ~ i'ecent calllfs Of Ava 1 ! 1 . t the sermoneite S\ w· ·' . 0 J. ' .. lfanoisonville Society News ' ' I ~ I .. ' .. . . ,, . . .. By Helen Hottel +++ Dear Helen: I agree with a recent correspondent to your coiWM that child abuse Ia a terrible problem, but I don'! hold with her statements that "abortion is the best preventive," and that "no birth at all is better than to be born Into certain misery." How can any person know for sure that a child will face 'certain miJery? There is no strain of "monster parents". who abuse children , Nice ordinary people turn to abuse for many reasons. Also, how can thiB writer fight so valiantly for the BORN chUd and yet disregard the life of a child atlll in the wornb? What difference does place of residence make ? , Whether In the home or womb, these children deserve to live. If contraception fails, and the child is unwanted, for God's ,sake,,have the baby and let It be adopted by a loving couple, ~ It is no m6re rlcht to lake the life of an eight-week fetus ~ (it's a BABY) tiJan to "protect" a Z.year-old abused child by killing lt, What are your views, Helen 'I - K, W, . Dear K.: I don't like abortion (who does?), but my views are not as strong aa yours. In some cases, I believe abortion is the best 'Bolutlon, and the decision should belong to the people most personally concerned. Also, if early abortion is termed "murder," what about the ''mornlng-«fter" pill? Would you condemn it too? - H, A thought for the day : President Harry Truman $Bid, "If you can't stand the heat, get out of the ldtchen." He also said, "Being president is like riding a ·tiger. A man baa to keep on , SATURDAY riding or be swallowed ," UNION PARTY for ' members and wives of Brick· layers and Cement Masons Local 32, Pomeroy, Saturday at Meigs Inn at 7 p,m. SQUARE DANCE Satw-day at Middleport Elementary School from 8 to II p.m. sponsored by Mid· dleport Police Reserves. Music by String Dusters. Admission $1 for adults, children under 12 adlni tied free if accompanied by Middleport, Ohio parents. heritage house Your Thom MeAn Shoe Store • MIDDL£PORT DEPARTMENT SlORE l . .. & .,. . • I; POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Can you tell me how lo remove a red nail polish slain that has set in a peach colored knit sklrt? I would appreciate ANY suggestions, - JUDY. DEAR JUDY - You do hav~ a problem since nail polish slalns should be removed immediately. You did not say what fibers were In your skirt, so extreme caution should be used. II may be nothing will work since so much time ~as elapsed. Two leading laundry testing laboratories give completely opposite advice, so one may work for you when It would ool for someooe else. One treatment is lo lay stain, face down, on paper towels and sponge lhe back with nail polish remover, Replace towels as !hey become saturated. When stain is gone, launder, Polillh remover should never be . . ............:.• Pomeroy =~.1 Personal Notes i Mr , and Mrs . Albert Woodard, Pomeroy, entertained Chrisimas Day w1th a family dinner party. Their guests were Mr . and Mrs. Les Damewood of Syracuse, Miss Bernice LedUe, Mrs. Emma Ledlie , Langsville, and M1ss Irene Barnes, a senior at Ohio University . On Monday Miss Barnes will jet to Long Island , N. Y. to spend New Year 's with the family of Uoyd Miller. Joining Mr . and Mrs . Patrick ' Lochary for Chrislrnas dinner !'ere Mr . and Mrs. Harry Henry of Amesville, Mrs. Elizabeth Cha~e and Jack Chase of Dayton , and Miss Helen Lochary and Miss Nelle Bing, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Les Da.mewood ce lebrated Christmas with their son-In· law and daughter, Mr , and Mrs , Ben Shoter and five children of near Cygne! over the past weekend . Mr . and Mrs . James Dishong , Athens , were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs , Bob Hoefiich and Jayne . SUNDAY MEIGS COUNTY Shriners polluck dinner 4 p.m. Sunday at club house, Racine; meat furmshed by club. All Nobles welcome; take covered dish . 'The AlmiDIC Ualttd Pre11 By Ia · !mlllioul Today is Friday, Dec. 26, the 380th day of 1975 with five to follow . The moon is between its last quarter and new phase, The morning stars are Venus and Saturn. The evening stars are Mer· cury, Mara and Jupiter. 40Z. SKEIN WIDE VARIID OF COLORS MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE OPEN FRI. & SAT. TIL 1:00 Carpenter Personals HUSH PUPPIES WARM LINED BOOTS dueled by Mrs Belly Roush with Mrs Beulah Bradford reading lhc Chrislmas Story from Luke, Prayer was by Mrs . Betty Shive ley Poems were r ead a nd rem em· brances from Christmases past were shared by the members. Dona lions were made to the Ollerbein . Hom e The program closed with Mrs Rees • reading " How Far to Bethlehe m ." Gilts were exchanged and Mrs . Shiveley was presented a g11l from the United Methodist Women. Smooth Leather Black a nd Brown . Brushed P1 gskin Taupe Wood Also in 3 e yelet Shoe. THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio ALL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND GIFT WRAPPINGS ATIME TO SAVE - FOR NEXT YEAR We Will Be Closed The Next Two A DISCO\! NT O[PARTME.NT STOll • SILVER BRIDGE eLAZA • PT. PLEASANT • MASON Sundays So Our Employes Can Rest On YOUR ElECTRIC Bill Q law I (1) THIS BILL INCLUDES $8.68 FUEL CHARGE , (2) AT A RATE OF$ 009944 PER KWH (3) WHICH IS $.000165 PER KWH LESS THAN LAST MONTH . FRANCIS FLORIST PH. 992-2644 352 E. Main. Pomeroy Your FTO Florist Eve. 8 :00P.M. INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE N(M.THRU NEW YEAR'S .DAY New Information Is being included on the electric bills of Columbus and Southern's c ustomers starting with their December bilL Since the cost of fuel used to produce electricity has become a significant part of the price of electricity, the Stjlte of Ohio recently passed a law which require$ that three new items regarding fuel ch arges be sh own o n customers' monthly electric bills. 1) The total eost of fuel which is included in each customer's bW '2) The fuel charge for each kilowatt hour 3) The difference between the present and previous month's fael charge on a per ldbJwatt·hour basis · These three items rephice the fu e l adjustment fac ior which has been shown on the customer's bill for several years. That fuel adjustment factor only Indicated the cost of fuel above a basic rat e . I OTHER DEER BARRELS DEER BARRELS REMINGTON Remington Mossberg Ithaca Savll,l(e Marlin And Many Other Brands , Winchester BEAR ARCHERY and ACCESSORIES I '' Your " Extra Touch" Florist Since 1957 266 Mill Street MIDDI.£PORT, OHIO HOURS 10:00 A.M. til9:00 P . M. .I NOW··THRU DECEMBER 31st now THERE1 ffiORE lnFORffiRTlOn Village Gun Shoppe Christmas 100% ACRYLIC YARN RACINF. - The annual Chnslmas party of the Rac1,n e Wesleyan Untied McthOdisl Women was held recently m I he church annex A lurkey dinner was se rved fr om lables decorated tn u~ed on acetates or Arnel kee ping with the season fabrics. Fo llowin g the dinn er the The other authority says · pledge service was conducted NOT lo use polish remover by Mrs. Roberta Thaxton and but pure amyl acelale and Mrs Alleyne Rees enlllled then launder . II sta in "Must I Give ." remains, sponge wilh rubbing The program was conalcohol to which a few drops or ammonia have been added. Cut a bil from under the hem and experiment to see !he effect or anything to be tried. -POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve is against the makers of lingerie for not maldng a Fermin Boring, Dundas, nice, slightly padded all called to see his sister , Goldie cotlon bra , Others , like me, Gillogly, one day last week , are allergic lo nylon , I used to Mr . and Mrs . Waller he able lo buy such bras, but Jordan and Joshua called on now they are discontinued, I Mr and Mrs . W. E. Bigony in hav e worked in lingeri e departments and know how Albany on Saturday evening. Mr . and Mrs . Ar th ur many calls there are for Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs. them. - VIRGINIA B. Granvtlle Lyons were among DEAR POLLY - This is those attending the 50th for Rose who finds new wedding anniversary plastic flann el backed tablecloths so wrinkled when celebration for Mr and Mrs . they come out of the package . Ira Brooks at Mineral Mrs. I had one !hat was badly Brooks was !he former Grace wrinkled. I put il in my Clark , Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Rice, twnble dryer for just about lhree minutes on hot heal. II Columbus, were Saturday came out beautifully and mght guests of 'iter parents , without a wrmkle Spread on Mr. and Mrs. W1lliam table inunediately as it w1ll Culwell, and were joined on be a limp mess but looks SWtday for a pre-Christmas beautiful afler it has cooled. dinner by another daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. - MRS. A.L.R. DEAR READERS - Do Dwaine Jordan, Bryan, Keith not leave the dryer and keep and Sarah Faye and Lucy ' a close check, so the cloth Is Thomas. Mr . and Mrs . William left in only long eoough to warm and soften the plastic. Cheadle entertained w1th a Then remove Immediately.- family dinner on Sunday. Those attending were Mr . POLLY, DEAR POLLY - Rose and Mrs Bob Harrison, should have no tr oubl e Vicky , Billy, Doris, Cindy and removing !he wrinkles from Roger Ross, Stoutsville; Mr , her flannel backed plastic and Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Don lable clo lh 1! she sprays and Kathy, and Mr . and Mrs , starch on the flannel side and Rexie Cheadle, Mella Fisher, Uten irons , No pressing cloth local. Is needed, just lest to get the proper heat lor the iron . MRS. E.J,L. DEAR POLLY - Never throw away an empty new fangled potato chip canister. Remove the while paper liner from !he inside, rinse and dry. Cover the outside with a scrap of pretty adhesive backed paper - I used wood grained, They are then great for storing all kinds of things such as brushes and combs, tea bags , matches, silverware and many more things, I use a label maker to mark them , Everything stays dry and dust fre e and they are great for campi ng, MARION. Differing views for the nail polish stain blues :;:: Dear 0.: My "solution" stands firm : If inBtitutionallzed or "sheltered" adults are drawn to each other sexually, let a marriage, or at any rate, a relationship, take place. 'lbe state provides for these retarded people singly, why not aa a pair? Pregnancy, of course, should be prevented, Reader comments and suggestions, please? - H. Social Calendar PoII y s l:l Sex: 'lbe Mentally Retarded Dear Helen : ' I wrote to you two years ago concerning the sex life of retarded persons. It's a sad and often ignored problem. These people have the same sex drives and desires as other adults, yet marriage among the men!fUy short-changed islfrowned upon. If they follow their natural Instincts, they're usually institutionalized as "dangerous" or ''Unfit for society." (For being human! ) You published my letter about our deaf and retarded yoiDig man who works in a sheltered workshop 4nd was in· terested in an equally handicappecj;i!(rL Your suggestion was, why not allow !hem to marry, making sure they would produce no children? Qmtlnuing discussions with the clergy, service agencies, and par~mts in similar predicaments have lrought no real solutions. Here's an update : Most felt that persona should not marry If they were so retarded that they could not ruDctlon unassiSted In out,tde society. They would become the responsibility of state agen· cies ~nd state' funds, and, "for th,e good of all concerned" they should remain ~gle. Masturbation is commonly accepted In Our Institutions. Homosexuality is also present. Again, we cio~e our eyes and say, "It isn't so." No one ventured an answer concerning •prostitution as a solution, though there was much Interest In the subject. People wondered what effect a prostitute would have on the retarded. I did some private Investigating and got the phone nwnber of an ex.prostitute who makes appointments for other girla, To my surpriJe, I learned I waa not !he only parent or guardian thinking this might help, Unofficially, this seems to be "just what the doctor ordered," She had excellent references , Finally, at the end of our sessions, we were back to the begiru\ing. There Vt'ere no cut and dried answers to the "sex and the retarded'' question. It all boils down to " you have a terrible problem, so solve it yow-self ,.," If, by some miracle, you or yqur readers come up with a solution, I would gladly pass It along to my fellow worriers in our Parents of the Retarded group, - O.T.J , ' - · I UMW ·enjoys dinner o1n ers ,· P . t The new Items will show customers the cost of fuel !n th e ir own e lectric bill and Indicate' if that cost is higher or lower than the previous month , ' Since our metlioo of reflecting fuel costs will c h ange wilh the December billing, It will not l)e possible to make a meaningful comp a rison between the fuel costs shown on the customer's previous bills with that shown on the December bill. . Look for this information in your next bill for e lectric service! ~----------------~~--------------~---------.----~r �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Dec . ~. 1975 6~,.. llaUy Sentlnel, Middle.J.t-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, ~ l?gfor easy ~eWlJlg 11. 30 m N 6C has ihe PTon.lghl St10 Jo hn David son 15 gues t has t comed ian song wr l!er P ete Ba butt I. Sl ephrml e Edwards Fred i° (A deno1n repeafl SUNDAY dy 1 ender . 12 :lD p.m. {appro• .l • CBS Movie on Ca s. ~~·r wel comes Captain Kangaroo, the Hudson Brothers , Mark Wilson {R 1 On ABC , The Six Million Ootlar Man learns that f iance e Lindsey V1tgner dltt .not die on ~~~<fr ;lng table after al l ; NBC !Irs " Los t Horizon " t197lJ. musiclll versi on of James Hilton 's nov'el of travel ers who stumble onto Shilngrl La Sla p . rs e1er Fmch. Sally !t'~:~~an , Ltv Ullman, Mlcha m ABC movle ·P',Buck and the Preacher ·• 0912) . Sidney Pol tier and Harrv Belafonte lead a wagon lrllln of former slllves out West to a new lite Cameron Mitchell tries to stoP them ; wl/h Ruby oee as Peltier 's w fe P'BS has Masterpiece Thea · tre · Nolo 1 w "R lu!IOn " ro':~ge 0 ~~~~ 5 ~~~ continues to write and recon c' III!S wllh her daught er th nlottest pa id courtesaO ,~ Europe. Her son marries, making George " respectabl e " On CBS . Kofak learns nephew Michael Nut !Ins 1$ an eddie! 1~~ may have k illed someon e. Pm 10 Bronk Is on cBs , · PBS alrt Kup11·ls~ow MONDAY . 7 p.m . On PBS , Are You Listening , pant I. " Key women at International Women 's Year " Oetttates ftom 11 countrtes discuss the conferenc:e , I p.m . On ABC , Mobile One : ''Mur der at Fourteen " Campbell checks out a report llnkmg teen .agers with sev eral high school deaths , with Johnny Whllaker , Keenan Wynn NBC pres en Is " Moose ," comedy abOut three 16.year olda In 1950l Chlcaoo ; Scott JacOby, William James Mad den, George O'Henlon Jr Rhoda Is on CBS . Brenda lnvlln best friend Melan ie Mayron to move In , and she dots, along with a friend so Brenda moves In wllh Rhoda and Joe . PBS presents In Performance 11 Wolf Trap . The Pr eservation Hill JIZZ Bend AutheOitC New Orltens /au the youngest mtmber, pianist ''S ing " Miller , Is 62 ; trombonis t " Big Jim " ROblnaon . BS, Is the oldest Song1 Include " Bourbon Street Parede," " I Hed a Dream . Dear" and "Closer Walk Wi th ThM." l :lO p.m. On CBS . Phyll is ccmmunes with dtp1rted Lars through a medium . N 8C presents "Someone to Watch Over Me," comedy st1rl11g Jane Aleonder as a P•role officer and Lawrenc e Lucklnblll al her husband, a l•wver : co -stars Charles Our. .nlng. 'p.m. ABC football . The Gotor ,Bowt. FIQrlda vs. Maryland . from Jacksonville. ' Alt In the Familv on CBS ·Mike' and Gloria teach Edith to ,1t1nd up to Arch ie (R ) , NBC presents " The Owl and tht Pussycat " Aspiring wri ter Buck Heory meets bra ss y . actreas Bernadette Peters. presetits a " Mark • PBS •until Comedy Special. " The ! PGII11cal humorist 1n a half hour, live from Buffalo, t :lO p.m. On Realldades. PBS. the Bllltt Folkloric Mexlcano. , On CBS, Maude feel s the . romance has gone out of her marrl1ge, and su ggests a 'wtektnd mountain r etreat with 1 , W11ttr . • NBC airs "Conspiracy of Terror ," stltrrlng Michaet Con , stan tine and Barbara Rhoades ~ •• hulbtnd ·lnd ·w ife detectives t on 1 suburban pollee force . • 10 p.m. , on Medical Center . CSS, Dr. • Gennon Is charge-d wllh eg oravated assault after protec t· ing himself from an Irate , visitor His defense hinges on bftlklng through a nur se's \ stubborn silence. ~i~~H!~~N Auto Sales S PM Day Before,-- -- P ublica lion · Mo nda y Dea dli ne 9 a m studyr ng the Va llcan Now he want s the m pub l 1!>h er w il l no t bP r es pon srbl e for more than on ~ incorrec t Insertion 'Ill. TUESDAY RATES 6 10 For Want Ad Servtc · PBS airs (Wr th 5 cents per w ord one 1 ou t Coll ege) Mmtmum Ch arge $l rOO l .J cent s per word 'nt 1 e ' 6 NBC air s M~~'rn"· On s consec utiv e msert,ons r l~ and Wr it don 't know 1t onb~~ 26 cents per word siM'}cOn - 11 J they 'r e ha uling 8 ti me bpmb scc uliv e in ser tions , 1 I RJ 25 Per Cen t Otscount on paid .on Ha,P py Days, ABC Fon zte ~~\and ads paid w i thin 10 fmd s hiS qc le a wr eck and Y llow s revenge (R J CAROOFTHANKS ' On CBS, GoOd Tim es & OBITUARY I · JO P m 52 00 for 50 word mrn lmum PBS ~~s ~?n s~ m~r Surviv al ce~!~c h add !I ronal word 3 Kll Tomght , Tt1e Naked Truth BLIND ADS About Clottnng ," How to get It Addtllonal 2Sc Ch arge per cheap and keep it d ean (Rl Ad vertf5emen t . CBS has Joe and Sons . M ar k OFFICE HOURS 1(R)ot sure he believ es In God 8 30 a, m to 5 00 p m on ABC welcome B k Dally , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noori Ko tt er " Th e Gre at Deba~~ .: Saturday . Kotter accepfs a chall enge , hrs tltustrlous learn against !he debating class ( R 1 IN M E MORY of our m oth er , NBC t p.m . Anna Stlle 5 who l eft us ha s Po llee Womrm ' Dec 26, 197 1 Gamblers front lor counter G'e lli~; ~·vcr 1 m's~rilon 2.SIGNS 'i', . REGULATIONS rewcl s . - - - --;;;--- - -- - ---'-·· 1 1914-CHEV'Y MONTE CARLO $4195 Dark red , red vinyl top, sandstone . vinyl bucket seats. console , AM rad1o, stereo tape, factory air, radial w stnpe hres. rally wheels, less than 16,000 miles. Real clean . Appraisal estat's and Goul et. on Th e Rookies ABC B 1 Lund flees two b'rothe r S :h~ ~rugged and tri ed to assault er , get s hit bv il car , begs hTer? for .~et p , d1es , In the osp ta l as Jane Doe Terry tr ies to track down her assa ilants (FU On M A S.H, CBS . th e 4077 com es under ti r e trom Amer lciln sr.tlll er y !R ) 93 . . · 0 p.m . JuTr: s aa~ds ~~~b~~J a~:e ~'~ned like their father 's new girl fr l d A 1 en nn gets ealous 1 0 P m. On PBS , Woman Alive! Marcus Welby . M o: Is on ABC Dr. Kt ley ~ tv es a transfus ion over the pat 1ent 's r eligious object ion s. (R I Joe Forrester Is on NBC CBS ha s fo~~~c~ o PBS w· .m.. · n · .. oman Women rn T~ans l llon , w•t ~ Jennifer Fie mmg , Carol yn W11shburn NBC Johnny Carson with JOhn Byner . Sammy Cahn , Peggy Lee CBS Movi e " Th e Abomina ble or . Ph lbes" l t97ll , that 's VIn cent Price, holds 10 doctors responsible tor his w ife 's death and devises a number ot plagues to Inflict upon them (with some help from the Bibl e). direc ted by Robert F ues1. ABC myst er y "F ran ken stein " Rober t Fox worth plays the am bitious doctor , Bo Svenson Is his creation, with susan Stra sber g, based on Mary Shelley's cau tjonary tale IR I To~1~~~ PS~~w . Softl y the leaves of memory faiL Gently we gath er an d lrea sur e them a ll , Unse en, unheard , th ey are always near , Stil l_ loved , shit m issed, and still v ery dear Sadl y m issed by Roll 1n , F ra nees and Helene 12 26 l i e - ~ ___ __,_ --~- IN MEMORY of Maud Koht who passed away 10 ve1us ag o today , Dec 26, 1965 Sadly missed by daughter Leona K Koh l ' 12 26 li e Notice of Fihng of lnverttory and Appr1isemenr The State of Ohio, Me1gs county Probate Court To the E xecutor of the estate , to such of the following 15 lllre residents of the Stl1le of Ohio , viz - the• surv iving sp~use , the nn:t of kin , the benet!clarles under the will ; and to the attorney or at torneys representlno any of the aforementioned persons : No 2167:3 VIctor Swl!iln , aktt Victor D. Swa in, deceased , Rac ine , Ohio , Sulton Town Ship . You are herebv notified that the Inventory and 'Ap · praisement of the estate of the aforementioned , deceased . late of said County, was filed In this Court Said Inventory and Appraisement will be tor hearing before this Cour• on the 2nd dey of January , 1976, at 10 · 00 o'clock A. M . . Any person desiring to f ile exceptions thereto must Hi e them at least five days prior to the date set for hear ing. Given under my hand and seal or sa id Court. this 17th day of December, 1975. Manning D. Webster Judge and u-offlclo Clerk of uid Court By Ann B. watson Deputy Clerk (Ill 19. 26, ltc WEDNESDAY 6: 30p.m . PB S Book See!. "Sporl ," by 0 1cK Schaap . l :lO p.m. I On ·ABC. The suoar Bowl Alabama v s Penn Stat e; from the Louisiana Superdom e, New Orlean s. 8 p.m On CBS, Tony Orlando and Dawn , with Minn ie Pearl , Ton y RandiJII NBC air s " The 42nd Annual Ki ng Orange Jambor ee P a ra '. -~--------de." PB S ha s " A Skating Spec tacular ' 75." from Rochester NY ' ' 9 p.m . On CB S. Cannon Check s out the mur der of e black politi cal leader. On PBS . Great Pvrforman ces BecHhoven's Symphony No 9 Herbert von Karalan con ducts lhe Berlin Philharmonic with th e chorus or th e B erti ~ Opera 9: 30p.m. On NBC . Ros emary Forsyth tells Petrocelli she plans to kill her hus,band ; atter th e murd er . sh e clatm s Innocence. CBS ha s The Blue Knight 10:30 p.m. PB S ll lr s Sfty Brother " Afr lc11n Libera tion. ·• Libera lion movemen Is ol the Erl treans In Ethiopia and the Cape Ver deans. NBC presen ts " M y Wife Nex t Door ." Jam es Farentlno and Julie Sommars decide to separa te, t!nd up living In nex t door apl!rtments. " p.m. PB S presen ts " New Years at Pops ," with Ar thur Fiedler tt :lO p.m. CBS ha s " New Year 's Eve with Guy Lombardo ," live from New York 's WaldOrf As tor ia Hotel. AI midni ght Ben Grauer from T imes Square NBC Tonight Show Johnny c arson with Orson Bean Cha rl es Nelson Reilly , Joa.~ Ri ver s ABC has a " New Year's Rockln' Eve ' 76 " Nell Scdaka IS host with Average White Band , Freddy Fender. K.C & the Sunsh ine Blind, Mel issa Manchester . At midn ight , Dick Clark In Tim es Squ11re. 12 : 11 p.m. PBS presents "Joyce Chen's China." par t 1 \ -,.l I FOR 'litE BEST VALUE AJIDQUAUTY SELECOON OF CARS AND TIUCKS IN IHE AREA on collections. R&J COINS 1972 CHEVROLET2-TON C&C 52995 102" C.A.. heavy duly springs, 292 ·6 cyl engine, 15,000 lb 2 speed tear axle, foam seat . mirrors, clean cab. POMEROY, OHIO 1971 VE GA. radial trres , real ni ce, $950 Phone 992 3259 12 24 61C 19]) TRU CK. l ton FOrd , F 350, Heavy duly LWB ex cellent condtlron Ca l l 304 773 5308 after 5 p,m 11 16 II Pomeroy Office 105 Butternut 992 ·3345 Formerly weed WholeSale . Featunna: Delux Zerox Copy Serv1ce , Olf1 c e Supplies , Mimeograph Supplies, larg est selection of wed · dmg supplies in Soulh · eastern Ohio The Print Shop Complete ( Still in business in Mid· dleport) 12 8-2 mo . ~: Blown into Wa lis & Allies STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ' ALUMINUM SIDING.50FFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER· Phone 742-2331 Roger Wamsley, Rutland II 28-75 POMo~~~YvE¥.~!9.~. CO. ~ ~. ke~~e;~ ·M;'D~~~~~ o~~~t service Syracuse, Ohio Ph. lll-l903 4 10 1 mo IN DASH 23 channel citizens band transce iver . am fm mpx radio . 8 track stereo Call 992 3965 . • 12 23 ttc - ---·----- ----- ~ -. ---.------ 12 18 261C ---- ------------ From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the .smallest Heater Core . BRIDGE uth has cfouble trouble wttl\ a trump honor to shu t out the nine . Then South led the ktng : ~0 6 4 East won wtth the ace and ·• led another heart. 97542 WEST EAsT ill I After this there was no way • 98 2 • A4 for Soutli to keep West from • 7 • A K Q J 9 63 amktng a trump tnck and he t Q 10 5 2 t 9 74 was down one . • Q • J Thts unusual defensive play 10 8 6 3 SOUTH was what ts known as a double • K Q J 1o7 6 5 trump promotion. Poor South • 52 was forced to waste two htgh • AK trumps . NORTH • 3 CAP!'AIN EASY l WA? ~EW HER!: THEN, BUT r REiCA~L PROFE?&OR JUKEi$ & AYI~t; JU?T 8EFORE THEY TOOK HIM AWAY--- ~---- ··THAT I ?HOULD K~~p THIS , S AFE UNTil A CERTMJ ' cRAT~ WAS DEL!V~RED FROM CAIRO! S0M!:50Rf OF ANCIE'~T FLASK! BORN LOSER -- - . .• 1· :41111 "Well ," sa1d South , " Beneath the bludgeonings of chance my head is bloody, but unbowed. Give me my hun· dred honors " South had thought that hts four-spade bid was Iron-clad. It looked as if he had cold tricks. II dtdn't work out that way. East took two high hearts and led a thtrd South had to ruff 0 U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII-"BI:HIND THAT CURTAIN" : eur WtW'S TH~ user I COULD Gt'I'E A . '4~ ~ ---- -·---·---;;2-:2577 12-21 --- -·--------- ------------- - --- ---------- P. 12-4 -. ,. --------. -------- -----------...--- s La Salle HOTEL Rooms, ~.00 up HAPPY Special Rate NliW VSA lay Wee's ' IHEWZEE! ~~ I I I - --~- ------ C't> UNTR Y Mob i l e Hom e Park , R t JJ, tertmtl es north ot Pom ero y . Larg e lots with conc rete patios, std ewatkS , ,ru nner and oft s t~ e et par'k lngs. · ~h one 99 2 7479 • • tf( 12 31 LOC UST posts 2359 -- ---- ·[..~ "Great Country Stereo" Phone 7d2 12-9-26tp - - - - r - - - - - - - - -NO W sel ling Fuller Brush Products . Phone 992 -34)0. 10 6 lfc FREE REN 1 AT 'ii! LLAGE ------- - - ----MANOR IN MID TRUCK topper , all aluminum DL EPORT 1 We are so sure for 8ft bed $90 Phone 992 I ha t you will love our apart 7,52 3 after 5 p m . ments tha t we gi\IV you two weeks RENT FREE Just • _ ------------ ~~1_6tc pay your security depos it CORN , Dallas Hill , Phone 247 and stay si x months and the 2664 l lrst 2weeks ts free You w111 en loy mon thly leases . al l 12 19 6tc elec tr ic living , carpe ting , ----------ra,ge and refr igera tor , tree A IR c o welding mach me , trash pi ckup , cable TV new , elec . all ac cessories in clud ed Phone 992 3410. (optional) and laundry facil i ties Cl,mvenlent to 10 28 ttc shopping on Third and Mill ·- - - - - - - - - - - in M i ddl!port VILLAGE COAL. limestone and all types MANOR ts your s for one of salt and rock salt for Ice bedroom apartments and snow removal Ex starlin g at $104 month tv plus celslor Sa lt Works · easf elec We pay for ever yth ing Main St., Pomeroy : Ohio else . See t ne Manager at Phon e 992 -3891. Riverside Apartm ents or 12.7 tfc coli 992 -3273. Th is otter will -·--- - - - - - - - - - - end soon , so move In noW LARGE Po l nsellias al and save SUS Cl ~ land 'S Green House . 10 2J. Ifc Ra c in e. Ohio Geraldine Cl eland 12 -16 7t c '3 AN D o4 rm . furn ish ed lind unfurn tshed ap ts Phone 992 5 43~ ALLI S Chalmers round baler I 9·1tC Heavy duty tandem wheet ' fer ll llzer spreader . 100 b'il: corn , soo bllles straw 949 2710 .. 12.21 61 c EAFORD REALTYj PHONE 992-3325 . 0 Mechanic fomeroy, 0 . 20 ACA ES In the country . 2 houses, one mod!rn, and all minerals. $31,000. 3.9S ACRES - On hard road Leading Creek waler'and two septic tanks. LOCATION On attractive lot . 3 BR well buill home. Mot water heal. $2~.500 . PONY PASTURE 12 acres In fown and reno vated 3 BR home. All city conveniences $39,500. Or will lake offer . 13.15 ACRES -- Near town . 4 BR brick, 8 rooms, metal · enclosed porch . $30 ,000. Offer welcomed . ON AT. 12• - lrt Rutland, A BR city water, bath and garden . $12,000. MIDDLE PORT - 7 rms. 3 BAs, bath, full basement, mod. kitchen and fenced garden. Sl7,000. WITH l I (J t X II] roulrl makE lh ia man happy - AN ANARCHIST Answer to Previous Puute Infants GASOUNE I'll have a speck more! 1 e'aby goat ;g~~~;;;;~;;;~;'M:7"w;;~;~;,~;;;.;;~;;-;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~ , OJ._ ' 'Y M,_..-. A., _., , nE 'v\4-10 CAN ILJU1 Uvnl" 1'"">-, ~ 42 Atncan antelopes 4 Newborn fowl 45 Common contraclton 9 Baby bear 46 Acted t 2 Ad jective 47 Fa st suff1x. 50 Sma ll nalls I 3 Hurf) t4 Japanese sasn 54 Lubricant 55 Ptav t1ost to Brrd's l>eak 59 Prcr)IC pest Em iss ary 60 Reply (ab 1 7 Debutante 61 Art1s!'s frame (ab 1 62 Mea dow Htnder 63 Soutnern Rends general asunder 2.100 (R oman) 64 Clean (Fr) 65 Bog 24 Entire 25 Greek monste• DOWN (mylh 1 1 Gentle 28 Overwhelm 2 Arrow polson 32 Summer drink 3 Something owed with notse 33 Boy's 4 Oehghts nockname 5 Crone 35 An ecdote 6 Cond!tron (suffix) 36 7 Carton (ab ) 37 Verse (a b.I 8 Cooking 38 HOW (German! vessel 39 Sm1te ACROSS She spendin' she foun· in ~~~:'•on • ·- 9 Music endmg t OOver (German) t 1 Baby's protective coverings 19 Au stralian btrd 21 Bombast 23 Baby cows 24 Loved 25 SIT\&11 rugs 26 Red act 27 Fores t creat ure 29 Baby deer 30 Gerainl's wtle 31 Scolttsh negative (pi J 34 Etectncat engineer (ab ) 40 Resrd enl of (suttuc) 41 Baby cat 43 All Infants are th iS d-4 Gtrl's name 47 Mare's baby 48 Measurmg devtce 49 Otherw1se 51 Cow's babv 52 l eg jOint 53 Boy's nickn ame 56 Lass· name 57 Superlative SUffiX 58 Of the age (Lalln) , Weekdays 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. ON WMPO FM SlEREO 92 WINNIE ......,.,o-.1hc _ " COII . . . ."t ,Thl Umbi.S,u- "ldal: ... """' s,.;iahySrtom Aa1111n1111 Tllld.'-1 TWMINII ON" Stot. f1Qiitl• , Mlttt. ...ISior... Alllo~ o.,.. Eq.1f1f111111.Stoup LumWYantw.r-. · fadlillca Gcftnall"llr,u.luildi~p _+---'r--t Mllltllllr llld ElPifldlble !HtiKI~fft ~·- -----­ -~---- I RECKON I BETlER GO OUT AN' GIT AN ARMLOAD OF KINDLIN' WOOD AN '·· UH · · ~ RIGGS USED CARS . Ray Riggs 985-410~ Roger Riebel Ohio ----------- -bo~s rs For Sllurdly, Dec. 27, 1175 SCORPIO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 22) You 're llkeli lo run lnlo a roadblock regarding an ac· compllshment today. However. you're ingentous enough to see your way around it. ARIES (Moreh 2t -Aprll 11) You know how to make the best of a bad deal loday. You'l l create a winntng hand out of the ord mary cards dealt to you SAQinARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Your freedom could be restncted durtng the early part ot the day Cond itions will change quickly. You'll break mto the open before nightfalL TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Your f~r st view of a sltuat1on to day is negattve Aller you put on your lhtnkmg c11p . you 'll see you have several good alter· nattves CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 11) Though you 're a bll reluctant to indulge In social activities today, don't turn down an Invitation to a getherlng. It'll be tun GEMINI (Moy 21-Junl 20) There are a few tasKs loday that you have 1mag•ned as beIng d1ff1cult Get going They're not so tough. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) Others who watch you operate Will come forth with ooh's and aah s today That's because you make the drtficult look relatively simple VIAQO (Aug. 23-S.pl. 22) Count lo 10 before speaki119 your mind todey. Upon retteclion , you'll see the! you heve a diplomatic way of handling lhlngs. ~~ Dec. 27. 1175 You 'll becom e Involved this coming year with a large group or orgamzation. You'll Jlt In surpr isingly well and do yoursel1ll lot of good In the process. c NE \It S P ~ P E R ENTERPRISE ASSN l HARR't' AND I'M TR'<1N6 TO COOE UP WITH 50\\E KIND OF ITEM I CAN SELL Dllli:!NG THE 81CENTENNIAL.ANP MA'I(f; A MILLION DOLLAR5 ... 61U.IE JEAN WOULD TAKE '!!M 51R,,I6Hi !iElS! iifiAi.iGH"''"""'"'"'' "ftlll!l noN'"*'I IIN IJIIIIIIUf~ hlfiM , OLD furn i ture, ice · brass beds , stone jars o; complete households. M . 0 , Millor , At , Pomtroy, Ohio Call · 99t' Wrut 7760 . as lng 9:()()-Movle " The Seventh Dawn" 3, 15; SWAT 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10: American Family 33 9 :31f-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 ()()-Matt Helm 6,13, Carol Burnett 8, 10, Soundstage 33. 10· 31f-To Be Announced 4 11 :()()-News 4,8,10,13; ABC News 6, Monty Python ' s Flying Circus 33. 11 : !!;-Movie "Samson in the Wax Museum" 6. 11 · 31f-News 3; 1 Dream of Jeannie A; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Movie "Grand Slam" 10; Movie " Frankenstein's Bloody Terror " 13; American Outdoorsman 15; Janakl 33 11 4!;-700-Ciub 12. a btl The other guy Is looking out for his interests, tool LIBRA (Sopl. 23-0ct. 23) In business matters today, It's best you stan d up and bargam THAR'S NO SENSE IN MAKIN' TWO TRIPSTOTH' WOODSHED ~or liCe PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) You 're better equipped today to nandle situations that 1n· \loive mental prowess Concentrate your actl\lltles to LEO (J ... y 23-Aug. 22) Leeve . favor creatl\18 endea\lors. unlit the afternoon, action on th1ngs that are Important. You'll ~ be be better able to cope with the s1tuatton ll.ttfCIIIOIII!Nidifrp Man~r.nwlfll ing 6 ·00--News J,4 ; God Has the Answer 15; What Now. America> 33 6: 31f-NBC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 1 :oo-Worlij at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6; flee flaw 8; Ftring Line 33; In The Know 10; Newsmaker ' 75 13. 7: 31f-Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Wild Kingdom 13 8:()()-Emergency 3, 15, Howard Cosell 6,13; WHA flockey 4; Jeflersons 8,10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 8: 31f-Doc 8, 10 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't be hesitant about exchanging someth 1ng you 've been given . The donor is only Interested In hav1ng you pleased and sat!stled . STAN AND HIS WIFE AAE ON lHE OUTS. SHE WENT eACK 10 HER MOTHER IN IONAI 1or1 hc ~rwtiCII ol :!iff 4 31f-Green Acres 3; The Subject Is Roses 4; Wrestling - 15, A Bit With Knit 33 . 4: 4!;-Movle " Follow the Leader"~· 5.oo-FBI3; ltTakesA Thief4 ; French Chel33. 5: 3()-New Year Promise 15; Guppies to Groupers 33. III A.Mwrr: /l.'ogot•f'rnmtnt and 10 ·oo-Land ot the Lost 3,4, 15, Adventures ot Gilligan 13, Hot Dog 6; Shazam 8,10; SesameS. 20 . 10 :31f-Run Joe, Run 3,A,15, Groovle Goalies 6,13. 11 :.oo-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,A,15; Speed Buggy 6, 13; Space Nuts 8, lO; Elec Co.20 11 : 31f-Weslwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couole 6.13; Ghost Busters 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. 12 .()()-Jetsons 3,4,15; Uncle Cree's Block 6,13, Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12 : 3o-Grandsland 3,4, 15. American Bandstand 6, 13; Fat Albert 8,10. 1 oo-AFC Play ·Ofl 3,4,15; Children's Film Festival 8, 10; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1· 31f-Soul Train 6; Movie " The Last Safari" 13; Biography 33 2 :oo-VIewpolnl 8, Movie "Stage to Thunder Rock" 10; Film 33. 2· 3()-Greatest Sports Legends 6; To Be Announced 8; Val iant Years 33 ' 3: oo-NFL Championship Games 6; Super Bowl Highlights B. Family at War 33. 3: 3Q-Aslro.Biuebonnet Bowl 6.13;; NFL Today 8,10 4: oo-Marshall Basketball 3; Rush tor the Roses 4; NFC· Piay-011 8,10, Across the Fence 15. Making Things Grow 33 I ,.. .... MGWII.. Yetlerd•y•• and tors 6·oo-Sunrlse Semesler 10, Washington Debates 13. 6 3D-Film ~ ; Matters of Ute 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10. 7 Olf-Saturdav Report 3, Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8; U S. Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afield 13 7: 31f-Bullwlnkle 3, Farm Front 4; Jelsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15, Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From COSI 10; Devlin 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8 oo-Emergency Plus 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8, 10; Sesame St 20 . 8· 31f-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4, 15, Tom & Jerry-Grape Ape6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 9·oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15, Elec. Co. 20 9·3()-Pink Panther 3, A,15; Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue Marble 6, Scooby -Doo 8,10: Mister Rogers 20. (A.Mwe ... lomorrow) SAVF::: AIV\G<ICA /5 THE ONE: HA5 NEVER FAILE:D ~- \~~~ '-'"" 1 . II"UJ~ t W,!A\./Nf'::"" MIKE STEVENS A '"'' are 11ce. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27,1975 Jumbt-.· BURST CHANT NICETY SONATA LISTEN TO ______ .nH I UOH If 1c $200 9 oo-Rocklord Files 3,4 ,15, Movie " Death Be Not Proud " 6, 13; GE Theater 8, 10, Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 10 oo-Polt ce Story 3.~ . I S, News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 .. 10 31f-Aviatlon Weather 20 · 11:Oif-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; ABC News 33. 11: 31f-Johnny Carson 3,4,15, Wtde World, Special 13. Sammy and Company 6; Movie "10 Rllllngton Place" 8. Movie " The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant" 10; Janak! 33 . 1 oo-Midnighl Special 3.4. 15; Wide World Special 6 , Movie " The Caiman of Paris" 10; News 13. 2· 3()-Movie " Wings of Chance " 4. 4:oo-M. Jle " Wild, Wild Winter" 4. 5 3()-Movle " Nearly a Nasty Accident" 4. Now an'&nJ'! lh• cirt:led lett•ra to Corm the surpri~e uuwer, u ~==::;~~~;;;:!~~-·~u~f~&~•·~t.d~bJ the above cartoon. RUTLAND FURNITURE or Month I'II~NOlD I 01 ENGOPSj Yard . MERRY ~ - ----~- II K 501 NYLON 99Scjua;e ' :- JA COBY MODERN I loy HI NIH ZYIZD Carpeting $4 (Do you have a questiOn tor the Ja co bys? Wr~te "Ask the J a c o b ys " c are ot th 1s newspaper The mo st mre r estmg quest1ons w1tl be used 1n th rs colum n and wnters w11/ re ce1 ve cop1es of voo- ----------- ---- For Rent After South had overcalled East's one heart opening bid with one spade A Carohna reader wants to know why. The answer ts that tt seemed a good idea at the time. We wouldn 't make that btd , but it had to have some merit smce the slam dtd make YOO A PI<OMV 014f, euT 1 C'AH'T u£ To ____ _ For Sale +AQ76 clllYdM;IJ.J "'-""'-' ,_ ---·----- Lost •A953 Un11<r1mblelhese four JumbleS: one letter to eath square, to form four ordinary words. t OUGHT TO 10U MV LAST MAloof .. :• -------.. __________ ·-- .J9765 to '99.99 Real Estate For Sale In one of our articles North bid stx spades wtth : By Oswald & James Jacoby CHAIN SAW -----.,....... Mobile Homes For Sale South - - - - - - - -- -- HOMEUTE XL --- ,. North East f.\.' '"'1\7 ll~r,;,, ~ ~ ~~~~ Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead - 7 • SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. '· - -· --- ·--- - - ONLY 26 863 'i!N JOVE' ! ... LOOKS Ll~!i . Pets Weather 33 , News 10; Don Adams Screen Test t3 , Faml Affair 15; Are You u stemng 20 7: 31f-Pot·ter Waqoner 3; Bobby Vlnlon 4, Ohto State News 33 8.oo-Worldof Mag lc 3,4,1S; BarbaryCoast6, 13; Great Mtgratlon : Year of the Wlldebeeste 8, Washington Week In Revlew20,33. Olllothe Roses 10. 8. 3D-Wall Street Wee~ 20,33; Way of Ule 10. 7 oo-Truth or Cons . 3, Probe The World Around Us ~ . Lawrence Welk 8; Bowl ing for Dollars 6. Avtalion Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist NE W Zealilnd whi te rabbi ts Call 992 JOIB 12 2J l tc -waniecr_____ _ Lottery 6, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10. To Tell the Truth 13; Pop! Goes the Country 15: Black Perspective on the •AK East-West vulnerable S EW t N G lVI '.!. C H I N E , Repairs , service: all makes .' P .. oo'l . l174 PomeroY 99 2 2264 The Fabric Shop , ._._ H 1\ VE your deer troph 1es _ ___:._....:...! Pomeroy Authorized Singer mounted Brr c hfield s Sal es and Servi ce W'e. D & 0 tREE Trimming , 20 Taxlderrr,y , St Rt 124, East DOZER , 1958 tnternat•onal T 0 14 A, 12 It hydraulic sharp en SCISSors · · ol Rutland Phone { 614 ) 742 years exper 1ence . Insured, A SPECI,tiL GIFT blade , in good condit1on 3 29t;c , 21 78 free estimates . Call 992·3057 $2, 400 Phone 985 3594 For Someone Special 11 28 1tc or 111 h67 3041 , Coolville 12 17 12t p WOULD YOU BELIEVE? tO. IS ttc PI A NO Lt: SSON S Now Build an all steel building a't accep t 1ng n ew stud ent s Pole Barn prices? Golden ;~~~A T-;-~~~;o-;,-e~.~~;er :: Begmners , mtermedratcs Gtant All -Steel Build ings, 1\ S .. fpald tor all makes ana &net ba ckhoe work ; septic advanc ed , June (Mrs ' R~ 4, Box 148. Waverly , models of mobde homes .. tanks installed . dump • Harvey ) van Vranken 414 Oh io Phone 947 ·2296 Phone area cod e 614 423 tr ucks and to hovs for hire , Spring Ave , Pomeroy l 24 tfc 9SJ I wi tt haul fill drrt. top soli , Phone 992·2270 -·- ---·· ---·-4 13 ttc lt meston~ and gravel; Call 12·196tc E XCAVATING. BACKHOE S Bob or Rog er JefferS'. day AND DOZER , LARGE AND phone 1192 7069. night phone I \;-'1~1 ·b; ;iv~,;~ ~~~~~;;~ns SM AL L SEPTIC TANK S 992 35 25 or 99 2 5232 With 10" bar and chain. rnmyhomestartrng Fe b 1 IN S TAL L ED B ILL 2 11 ttc For tnform at ion ca II 992 - 4 BE AGLE puppies Also POMEROY LANDMARK PULLINS , PHONE 992 .2478 , 1278 Re g Basset! hound . mal e; DA Y DR NIGHT . ~!MODELING , Plumblhg·,• Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. housebroke Phone 1 4 2 2521 12 18 lBtc . 111178tp heating and all types o~ 12 2J 6!p Phone 9'11·2181 general repair workf -;-·-· ROOM and board for Sr . guaranteed 20 years e~ O' DELL Alrnement located Ctt1zens w1lh tow tncom e pertence , Phone 992 2409, behind Rutland Grade ver y n ice Phon e 992 3509, 5 1 tiL School Tuneup , brakes , 11 301fc 197 2 CH A MPION mobile ---~-- -- ....C wheel balanc ing , allnem ent. Phone 742·2004 . EXCAVAttNG , dozer , hom e. 12 x 60 comptetelv J BR HOME . lust finished 11 16-lfc turntsh ed. ex c ell ent con backhoe and dll cher remodeling Salem Sl , HE FORE you buy a Sl rhl 3189 Charles R Hatfield Back Rutland Phone 742 2:3 06 Cha 1n Saw see a fr• end , 1 d1 t ron . 54, 500 Phone 992 12 21 -4tc Hoe Service , Rutland , Oh io. after 4 p m . or see Milo B. ROOFING and guller Of all bought one Albert Keeton Phone 742-2008. kind . hot asphalt We fix the Hutchinson Mrnersvtlle . Oh 10 Ph o n~ 12K70 MOBilE -Ho~ ~-. - ;. r 11 JO 781c 10 9-lfc flat ones . Phone 367 0591. 99 2 615 4 peted , natural gas furnace . Cheshire . Paul Walker 12 2l61p 2:3. 000 B T U , air con . ._ I f.25 26tp home, lust' ditioned 70x20 awning , 6X6 3 BEDR:M ~ fln'lshed, remodeling, Salem porch , underpinned Phone St, Rutland . ~hone 7ALUO.A et.. WOOO SOWE!l S ~~PA!f! 992-616 2. Sweepers , toasters , irons , after~ p m . or see Milo B. 12 18 121c all small app li an ces Lll wn Hut chison . BL ACK , B ROWN , and Wh ite LET US DO ITII mow er , ned to State High 9-ll.ttc female Beagle dog In back. Way Garage on Route 1-! or aro und Phlll!p Sporn Phone 985 3825 . , m ine Contut Homer l 963 HONDA 300 motorcycle , FA RM for sa l e by owner , 4 4. 16.t(c Jeffers , phone (30-4 ) 77 J 52SI2 r un s good , S200 Roger mil es west of Ru tland on or f 1011 I 77 3 5490 Nelson . 655 Sycamore St , New L1ma Road , 141 acres, 12 22 -6t c M i ddlepor t , Ohio large barn , ho use, other REAOY MIX CON CRE T E d eltt/ered right to your 12 22 Jtp burldlng s . Al l minera l projectt. Fast and ea sy Free r ights , 60 acres tillable , r est es ltmates . Phon e 992 328.4 , In pasture . al so pond . A NTIQUE Home Comfort Goeg leln Rea dy M ix Co ., S ~ti . SQO Phone (41 9) 865 cook stove , model cs. good Middlepor t, Oh10t ~ I BEDROOM furn ished 3'91 c ~n d tllon , phone 9di 2770 6 30 lfC apartment at Village 11 30 26tc 12· 18 6tc Manor Phone 992 327 3 12 19.26tc lit"\\iio.ti6 _ _ _ EA R curn Ca ll 388 9991 F URNI SHED apartm ent 4 12 17 121c rooms and bath , adults only Phone 992 5908 1964 JOHN Deere JOtOdozer , 6 RUBBER BACK 12 18 lf c It blade , canopy and winch , good condition . S-4 ,000 We have hundreds of Phone 985 -3594 , HOU SE 1662 Lrncotn Htll. 3 carpet values Your job can 12 t712tp bedrooms , basement , $125 be completed in 1 to 2 weeks . N-o ton; waiting mo~th . Phone I 304 768 .t041 9 --·---- ---HYDR A ULIC crane .-c~;a-;;-11'; period pur Ins faller has 28 1 7,000 lb ., e)C tendsout to lOft 12·21 61 p years experience ... Expert Will f it on 1 or P 1 ton tru ck ' Moddttport, o. Ph . tt2·2771 '• ln""allatlon You ' ll like HOU SE, fr ee gas. or S 1.500 Phone 985-3S9tl ' what you get 742 2590, 12 17 t 2tp CALL 742 -2211 6t c TALK TO WENDELL 1970 - 3SO JOHN Deere ;,; er , GRATE 6 f! . blade, canopy , new 6 RM HOU SE and bath for CARPI!T CONSULTANT eng 1ne New pa int SS,OOO 1 rent in Pomeroy Call 992 Phone 985 3594 . 574I t2 . f7 ·121p 12·2 26tc 1175 CHEVROLET t ton dump truck VB . ~ sp , P S , p B HO US E S rms and bath in 16 .000 actual ml!es . 54,00() . Ra cine Phone 992 -5858 . . .~. . .~. . .~. . .~~- ' 1 742·221 I Rutland Phone 985.]594 uc . 12·17.12tp r-uRNISHED apartm ~ rif adults only in M rddleporf CHRI STM AS trees . Phone T4 2 P"hone 992 38 74. · 2SJ5, Ma in St. , Rutland l 25·111, 12 9-12t c _.,.. For Sale or Trade FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26,1975 6:31f-NBC News3.4,15; ABC News13 ; Andy Grllflth 6; CBS News 8, 10; William Penn 20 : Mundo Real 33 West ONE corn fed hog ready to C BRADFORD, Au~tiol')eer . bu\cher , wanllo give away 4 CQmplele Ser"llice , Phone , ktl ens , , • Siamese Phone 949 2487 or 949 -2000 . Racine, 99 2 720t after 11 p m Ohio , Cr ill Bradford 12234tc 10 9 l fC ·- c:-r''"l"" SEPTIC TANK S c l eaned . Modern San ita !Jon 992 393d or 992 7349 Fllr Sale ~ f GET TWO WEEKS' BY .JANUARY FIRST, THEY'LL INVISIBLE TRIBE." Quality Print Shop Blown • Insulation Services Buv. Sell or T~ade 1975 CHEVROLEHMPALA4 DR . • $4495 ~door ! bl-o'nze finish, sandstone, vlnyllrlm , less than 10.SOO miles by ongtnal owner . 350 V-8 engine, turbo h'ydromatl'c, power steenng & brakes, factory air, radial !Ires. In MemOty FREE ESTIMATES and Supplies -· --------------- Cllester 5.1\10, IF I Busin.ess Services Pomeroy OF \;'1 QUALITY otor Co•. Coins, Currency Can c ellat ion - Corr ec ti on s w ill b e aq:epled until 9 a m for D i!ly ol Publtcalion . ha; 1 8 Va ti can Television log .for easy viewing I PHONED· MY SYNDICATE AND THEY 1Q75 Allat r " 1197() ) Pr of Wait e The Publ isher reservts lh.e Pidgeon . r ecen tl y bl ;nd, r 1ghtt n ed ll or r e j e(. t an v a ~s devoted much (,lf hi 5 lll e 10 dee rt;'td object ional. Th e NBC has an Amen ca n Football Conf er ence playoff gem e P~ CBS tla s a Naftonal Football Confere-nc e playoff game. l :lO p.m. On PBS, An1 1ques " Portlan~ Gll!ss ." Patterns ff·om • 1th c Portland t Giass Company m Maine, 18631-1873, wflh lf h&tn'ia Ladd Of York HarbOr , Mai ne 7 Pm P BS has " World Press" . rev 1ew ~~~ ~lrsw~n~;~f~rs wortd or 01 " lh PI sney · e geon " Tha1 Worked a Mtrocle " I R J On ABC . Swtss Family ~~~"~ofte a~~oH~~1!1 ~~sts:~~o~~ thelrtreehou!e JRI l · lO On PB S. ' ev:~rr,g at Sym phony Mahler's Symphony No 2 ( " R e 1 u r r e c 1 1 0 n") , Se lj i Ozawa conducts the Boston ~ymphony Orches tra and th e c~:.us ,England Conserv6 tory · The ' For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds next week Wh•'' On Telev111on Occ. U . J.n. l Bv United Preu 1nterna11onat ( Ttme1 are EST unlen noted I , Dec. ~ DICKTRACY . 10·1·1< ..... _____ ""- -.....,.- '-•- - - -a. .. • '" I. ' '! • I ' �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Dec . ~. 1975 6~,.. llaUy Sentlnel, Middle.J.t-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, ~ l?gfor easy ~eWlJlg 11. 30 m N 6C has ihe PTon.lghl St10 Jo hn David son 15 gues t has t comed ian song wr l!er P ete Ba butt I. Sl ephrml e Edwards Fred i° (A deno1n repeafl SUNDAY dy 1 ender . 12 :lD p.m. {appro• .l • CBS Movie on Ca s. ~~·r wel comes Captain Kangaroo, the Hudson Brothers , Mark Wilson {R 1 On ABC , The Six Million Ootlar Man learns that f iance e Lindsey V1tgner dltt .not die on ~~~<fr ;lng table after al l ; NBC !Irs " Los t Horizon " t197lJ. musiclll versi on of James Hilton 's nov'el of travel ers who stumble onto Shilngrl La Sla p . rs e1er Fmch. Sally !t'~:~~an , Ltv Ullman, Mlcha m ABC movle ·P',Buck and the Preacher ·• 0912) . Sidney Pol tier and Harrv Belafonte lead a wagon lrllln of former slllves out West to a new lite Cameron Mitchell tries to stoP them ; wl/h Ruby oee as Peltier 's w fe P'BS has Masterpiece Thea · tre · Nolo 1 w "R lu!IOn " ro':~ge 0 ~~~~ 5 ~~~ continues to write and recon c' III!S wllh her daught er th nlottest pa id courtesaO ,~ Europe. Her son marries, making George " respectabl e " On CBS . Kofak learns nephew Michael Nut !Ins 1$ an eddie! 1~~ may have k illed someon e. Pm 10 Bronk Is on cBs , · PBS alrt Kup11·ls~ow MONDAY . 7 p.m . On PBS , Are You Listening , pant I. " Key women at International Women 's Year " Oetttates ftom 11 countrtes discuss the conferenc:e , I p.m . On ABC , Mobile One : ''Mur der at Fourteen " Campbell checks out a report llnkmg teen .agers with sev eral high school deaths , with Johnny Whllaker , Keenan Wynn NBC pres en Is " Moose ," comedy abOut three 16.year olda In 1950l Chlcaoo ; Scott JacOby, William James Mad den, George O'Henlon Jr Rhoda Is on CBS . Brenda lnvlln best friend Melan ie Mayron to move In , and she dots, along with a friend so Brenda moves In wllh Rhoda and Joe . PBS presents In Performance 11 Wolf Trap . The Pr eservation Hill JIZZ Bend AutheOitC New Orltens /au the youngest mtmber, pianist ''S ing " Miller , Is 62 ; trombonis t " Big Jim " ROblnaon . BS, Is the oldest Song1 Include " Bourbon Street Parede," " I Hed a Dream . Dear" and "Closer Walk Wi th ThM." l :lO p.m. On CBS . Phyll is ccmmunes with dtp1rted Lars through a medium . N 8C presents "Someone to Watch Over Me," comedy st1rl11g Jane Aleonder as a P•role officer and Lawrenc e Lucklnblll al her husband, a l•wver : co -stars Charles Our. .nlng. 'p.m. ABC football . The Gotor ,Bowt. FIQrlda vs. Maryland . from Jacksonville. ' Alt In the Familv on CBS ·Mike' and Gloria teach Edith to ,1t1nd up to Arch ie (R ) , NBC presents " The Owl and tht Pussycat " Aspiring wri ter Buck Heory meets bra ss y . actreas Bernadette Peters. presetits a " Mark • PBS •until Comedy Special. " The ! PGII11cal humorist 1n a half hour, live from Buffalo, t :lO p.m. On Realldades. PBS. the Bllltt Folkloric Mexlcano. , On CBS, Maude feel s the . romance has gone out of her marrl1ge, and su ggests a 'wtektnd mountain r etreat with 1 , W11ttr . • NBC airs "Conspiracy of Terror ," stltrrlng Michaet Con , stan tine and Barbara Rhoades ~ •• hulbtnd ·lnd ·w ife detectives t on 1 suburban pollee force . • 10 p.m. , on Medical Center . CSS, Dr. • Gennon Is charge-d wllh eg oravated assault after protec t· ing himself from an Irate , visitor His defense hinges on bftlklng through a nur se's \ stubborn silence. ~i~~H!~~N Auto Sales S PM Day Before,-- -- P ublica lion · Mo nda y Dea dli ne 9 a m studyr ng the Va llcan Now he want s the m pub l 1!>h er w il l no t bP r es pon srbl e for more than on ~ incorrec t Insertion 'Ill. TUESDAY RATES 6 10 For Want Ad Servtc · PBS airs (Wr th 5 cents per w ord one 1 ou t Coll ege) Mmtmum Ch arge $l rOO l .J cent s per word 'nt 1 e ' 6 NBC air s M~~'rn"· On s consec utiv e msert,ons r l~ and Wr it don 't know 1t onb~~ 26 cents per word siM'}cOn - 11 J they 'r e ha uling 8 ti me bpmb scc uliv e in ser tions , 1 I RJ 25 Per Cen t Otscount on paid .on Ha,P py Days, ABC Fon zte ~~\and ads paid w i thin 10 fmd s hiS qc le a wr eck and Y llow s revenge (R J CAROOFTHANKS ' On CBS, GoOd Tim es & OBITUARY I · JO P m 52 00 for 50 word mrn lmum PBS ~~s ~?n s~ m~r Surviv al ce~!~c h add !I ronal word 3 Kll Tomght , Tt1e Naked Truth BLIND ADS About Clottnng ," How to get It Addtllonal 2Sc Ch arge per cheap and keep it d ean (Rl Ad vertf5emen t . CBS has Joe and Sons . M ar k OFFICE HOURS 1(R)ot sure he believ es In God 8 30 a, m to 5 00 p m on ABC welcome B k Dally , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noori Ko tt er " Th e Gre at Deba~~ .: Saturday . Kotter accepfs a chall enge , hrs tltustrlous learn against !he debating class ( R 1 IN M E MORY of our m oth er , NBC t p.m . Anna Stlle 5 who l eft us ha s Po llee Womrm ' Dec 26, 197 1 Gamblers front lor counter G'e lli~; ~·vcr 1 m's~rilon 2.SIGNS 'i', . REGULATIONS rewcl s . - - - --;;;--- - -- - ---'-·· 1 1914-CHEV'Y MONTE CARLO $4195 Dark red , red vinyl top, sandstone . vinyl bucket seats. console , AM rad1o, stereo tape, factory air, radial w stnpe hres. rally wheels, less than 16,000 miles. Real clean . Appraisal estat's and Goul et. on Th e Rookies ABC B 1 Lund flees two b'rothe r S :h~ ~rugged and tri ed to assault er , get s hit bv il car , begs hTer? for .~et p , d1es , In the osp ta l as Jane Doe Terry tr ies to track down her assa ilants (FU On M A S.H, CBS . th e 4077 com es under ti r e trom Amer lciln sr.tlll er y !R ) 93 . . · 0 p.m . JuTr: s aa~ds ~~~b~~J a~:e ~'~ned like their father 's new girl fr l d A 1 en nn gets ealous 1 0 P m. On PBS , Woman Alive! Marcus Welby . M o: Is on ABC Dr. Kt ley ~ tv es a transfus ion over the pat 1ent 's r eligious object ion s. (R I Joe Forrester Is on NBC CBS ha s fo~~~c~ o PBS w· .m.. · n · .. oman Women rn T~ans l llon , w•t ~ Jennifer Fie mmg , Carol yn W11shburn NBC Johnny Carson with JOhn Byner . Sammy Cahn , Peggy Lee CBS Movi e " Th e Abomina ble or . Ph lbes" l t97ll , that 's VIn cent Price, holds 10 doctors responsible tor his w ife 's death and devises a number ot plagues to Inflict upon them (with some help from the Bibl e). direc ted by Robert F ues1. ABC myst er y "F ran ken stein " Rober t Fox worth plays the am bitious doctor , Bo Svenson Is his creation, with susan Stra sber g, based on Mary Shelley's cau tjonary tale IR I To~1~~~ PS~~w . Softl y the leaves of memory faiL Gently we gath er an d lrea sur e them a ll , Unse en, unheard , th ey are always near , Stil l_ loved , shit m issed, and still v ery dear Sadl y m issed by Roll 1n , F ra nees and Helene 12 26 l i e - ~ ___ __,_ --~- IN MEMORY of Maud Koht who passed away 10 ve1us ag o today , Dec 26, 1965 Sadly missed by daughter Leona K Koh l ' 12 26 li e Notice of Fihng of lnverttory and Appr1isemenr The State of Ohio, Me1gs county Probate Court To the E xecutor of the estate , to such of the following 15 lllre residents of the Stl1le of Ohio , viz - the• surv iving sp~use , the nn:t of kin , the benet!clarles under the will ; and to the attorney or at torneys representlno any of the aforementioned persons : No 2167:3 VIctor Swl!iln , aktt Victor D. Swa in, deceased , Rac ine , Ohio , Sulton Town Ship . You are herebv notified that the Inventory and 'Ap · praisement of the estate of the aforementioned , deceased . late of said County, was filed In this Court Said Inventory and Appraisement will be tor hearing before this Cour• on the 2nd dey of January , 1976, at 10 · 00 o'clock A. M . . Any person desiring to f ile exceptions thereto must Hi e them at least five days prior to the date set for hear ing. Given under my hand and seal or sa id Court. this 17th day of December, 1975. Manning D. Webster Judge and u-offlclo Clerk of uid Court By Ann B. watson Deputy Clerk (Ill 19. 26, ltc WEDNESDAY 6: 30p.m . PB S Book See!. "Sporl ," by 0 1cK Schaap . l :lO p.m. I On ·ABC. The suoar Bowl Alabama v s Penn Stat e; from the Louisiana Superdom e, New Orlean s. 8 p.m On CBS, Tony Orlando and Dawn , with Minn ie Pearl , Ton y RandiJII NBC air s " The 42nd Annual Ki ng Orange Jambor ee P a ra '. -~--------de." PB S ha s " A Skating Spec tacular ' 75." from Rochester NY ' ' 9 p.m . On CB S. Cannon Check s out the mur der of e black politi cal leader. On PBS . Great Pvrforman ces BecHhoven's Symphony No 9 Herbert von Karalan con ducts lhe Berlin Philharmonic with th e chorus or th e B erti ~ Opera 9: 30p.m. On NBC . Ros emary Forsyth tells Petrocelli she plans to kill her hus,band ; atter th e murd er . sh e clatm s Innocence. CBS ha s The Blue Knight 10:30 p.m. PB S ll lr s Sfty Brother " Afr lc11n Libera tion. ·• Libera lion movemen Is ol the Erl treans In Ethiopia and the Cape Ver deans. NBC presen ts " M y Wife Nex t Door ." Jam es Farentlno and Julie Sommars decide to separa te, t!nd up living In nex t door apl!rtments. " p.m. PB S presen ts " New Years at Pops ," with Ar thur Fiedler tt :lO p.m. CBS ha s " New Year 's Eve with Guy Lombardo ," live from New York 's WaldOrf As tor ia Hotel. AI midni ght Ben Grauer from T imes Square NBC Tonight Show Johnny c arson with Orson Bean Cha rl es Nelson Reilly , Joa.~ Ri ver s ABC has a " New Year's Rockln' Eve ' 76 " Nell Scdaka IS host with Average White Band , Freddy Fender. K.C & the Sunsh ine Blind, Mel issa Manchester . At midn ight , Dick Clark In Tim es Squ11re. 12 : 11 p.m. PBS presents "Joyce Chen's China." par t 1 \ -,.l I FOR 'litE BEST VALUE AJIDQUAUTY SELECOON OF CARS AND TIUCKS IN IHE AREA on collections. R&J COINS 1972 CHEVROLET2-TON C&C 52995 102" C.A.. heavy duly springs, 292 ·6 cyl engine, 15,000 lb 2 speed tear axle, foam seat . mirrors, clean cab. POMEROY, OHIO 1971 VE GA. radial trres , real ni ce, $950 Phone 992 3259 12 24 61C 19]) TRU CK. l ton FOrd , F 350, Heavy duly LWB ex cellent condtlron Ca l l 304 773 5308 after 5 p,m 11 16 II Pomeroy Office 105 Butternut 992 ·3345 Formerly weed WholeSale . Featunna: Delux Zerox Copy Serv1ce , Olf1 c e Supplies , Mimeograph Supplies, larg est selection of wed · dmg supplies in Soulh · eastern Ohio The Print Shop Complete ( Still in business in Mid· dleport) 12 8-2 mo . ~: Blown into Wa lis & Allies STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ' ALUMINUM SIDING.50FFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER· Phone 742-2331 Roger Wamsley, Rutland II 28-75 POMo~~~YvE¥.~!9.~. CO. ~ ~. ke~~e;~ ·M;'D~~~~~ o~~~t service Syracuse, Ohio Ph. lll-l903 4 10 1 mo IN DASH 23 channel citizens band transce iver . am fm mpx radio . 8 track stereo Call 992 3965 . • 12 23 ttc - ---·----- ----- ~ -. ---.------ 12 18 261C ---- ------------ From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the .smallest Heater Core . BRIDGE uth has cfouble trouble wttl\ a trump honor to shu t out the nine . Then South led the ktng : ~0 6 4 East won wtth the ace and ·• led another heart. 97542 WEST EAsT ill I After this there was no way • 98 2 • A4 for Soutli to keep West from • 7 • A K Q J 9 63 amktng a trump tnck and he t Q 10 5 2 t 9 74 was down one . • Q • J Thts unusual defensive play 10 8 6 3 SOUTH was what ts known as a double • K Q J 1o7 6 5 trump promotion. Poor South • 52 was forced to waste two htgh • AK trumps . NORTH • 3 CAP!'AIN EASY l WA? ~EW HER!: THEN, BUT r REiCA~L PROFE?&OR JUKEi$ & AYI~t; JU?T 8EFORE THEY TOOK HIM AWAY--- ~---- ··THAT I ?HOULD K~~p THIS , S AFE UNTil A CERTMJ ' cRAT~ WAS DEL!V~RED FROM CAIRO! S0M!:50Rf OF ANCIE'~T FLASK! BORN LOSER -- - . .• 1· :41111 "Well ," sa1d South , " Beneath the bludgeonings of chance my head is bloody, but unbowed. Give me my hun· dred honors " South had thought that hts four-spade bid was Iron-clad. It looked as if he had cold tricks. II dtdn't work out that way. East took two high hearts and led a thtrd South had to ruff 0 U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII-"BI:HIND THAT CURTAIN" : eur WtW'S TH~ user I COULD Gt'I'E A . '4~ ~ ---- -·---·---;;2-:2577 12-21 --- -·--------- ------------- - --- ---------- P. 12-4 -. ,. --------. -------- -----------...--- s La Salle HOTEL Rooms, ~.00 up HAPPY Special Rate NliW VSA lay Wee's ' IHEWZEE! ~~ I I I - --~- ------ C't> UNTR Y Mob i l e Hom e Park , R t JJ, tertmtl es north ot Pom ero y . Larg e lots with conc rete patios, std ewatkS , ,ru nner and oft s t~ e et par'k lngs. · ~h one 99 2 7479 • • tf( 12 31 LOC UST posts 2359 -- ---- ·[..~ "Great Country Stereo" Phone 7d2 12-9-26tp - - - - r - - - - - - - - -NO W sel ling Fuller Brush Products . Phone 992 -34)0. 10 6 lfc FREE REN 1 AT 'ii! LLAGE ------- - - ----MANOR IN MID TRUCK topper , all aluminum DL EPORT 1 We are so sure for 8ft bed $90 Phone 992 I ha t you will love our apart 7,52 3 after 5 p m . ments tha t we gi\IV you two weeks RENT FREE Just • _ ------------ ~~1_6tc pay your security depos it CORN , Dallas Hill , Phone 247 and stay si x months and the 2664 l lrst 2weeks ts free You w111 en loy mon thly leases . al l 12 19 6tc elec tr ic living , carpe ting , ----------ra,ge and refr igera tor , tree A IR c o welding mach me , trash pi ckup , cable TV new , elec . all ac cessories in clud ed Phone 992 3410. (optional) and laundry facil i ties Cl,mvenlent to 10 28 ttc shopping on Third and Mill ·- - - - - - - - - - - in M i ddl!port VILLAGE COAL. limestone and all types MANOR ts your s for one of salt and rock salt for Ice bedroom apartments and snow removal Ex starlin g at $104 month tv plus celslor Sa lt Works · easf elec We pay for ever yth ing Main St., Pomeroy : Ohio else . See t ne Manager at Phon e 992 -3891. Riverside Apartm ents or 12.7 tfc coli 992 -3273. Th is otter will -·--- - - - - - - - - - - end soon , so move In noW LARGE Po l nsellias al and save SUS Cl ~ land 'S Green House . 10 2J. Ifc Ra c in e. Ohio Geraldine Cl eland 12 -16 7t c '3 AN D o4 rm . furn ish ed lind unfurn tshed ap ts Phone 992 5 43~ ALLI S Chalmers round baler I 9·1tC Heavy duty tandem wheet ' fer ll llzer spreader . 100 b'il: corn , soo bllles straw 949 2710 .. 12.21 61 c EAFORD REALTYj PHONE 992-3325 . 0 Mechanic fomeroy, 0 . 20 ACA ES In the country . 2 houses, one mod!rn, and all minerals. $31,000. 3.9S ACRES - On hard road Leading Creek waler'and two septic tanks. LOCATION On attractive lot . 3 BR well buill home. Mot water heal. $2~.500 . PONY PASTURE 12 acres In fown and reno vated 3 BR home. All city conveniences $39,500. Or will lake offer . 13.15 ACRES -- Near town . 4 BR brick, 8 rooms, metal · enclosed porch . $30 ,000. Offer welcomed . ON AT. 12• - lrt Rutland, A BR city water, bath and garden . $12,000. MIDDLE PORT - 7 rms. 3 BAs, bath, full basement, mod. kitchen and fenced garden. Sl7,000. WITH l I (J t X II] roulrl makE lh ia man happy - AN ANARCHIST Answer to Previous Puute Infants GASOUNE I'll have a speck more! 1 e'aby goat ;g~~~;;;;~;;;~;'M:7"w;;~;~;,~;;;.;;~;;-;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~ , OJ._ ' 'Y M,_..-. A., _., , nE 'v\4-10 CAN ILJU1 Uvnl" 1'"">-, ~ 42 Atncan antelopes 4 Newborn fowl 45 Common contraclton 9 Baby bear 46 Acted t 2 Ad jective 47 Fa st suff1x. 50 Sma ll nalls I 3 Hurf) t4 Japanese sasn 54 Lubricant 55 Ptav t1ost to Brrd's l>eak 59 Prcr)IC pest Em iss ary 60 Reply (ab 1 7 Debutante 61 Art1s!'s frame (ab 1 62 Mea dow Htnder 63 Soutnern Rends general asunder 2.100 (R oman) 64 Clean (Fr) 65 Bog 24 Entire 25 Greek monste• DOWN (mylh 1 1 Gentle 28 Overwhelm 2 Arrow polson 32 Summer drink 3 Something owed with notse 33 Boy's 4 Oehghts nockname 5 Crone 35 An ecdote 6 Cond!tron (suffix) 36 7 Carton (ab ) 37 Verse (a b.I 8 Cooking 38 HOW (German! vessel 39 Sm1te ACROSS She spendin' she foun· in ~~~:'•on • ·- 9 Music endmg t OOver (German) t 1 Baby's protective coverings 19 Au stralian btrd 21 Bombast 23 Baby cows 24 Loved 25 SIT\&11 rugs 26 Red act 27 Fores t creat ure 29 Baby deer 30 Gerainl's wtle 31 Scolttsh negative (pi J 34 Etectncat engineer (ab ) 40 Resrd enl of (suttuc) 41 Baby cat 43 All Infants are th iS d-4 Gtrl's name 47 Mare's baby 48 Measurmg devtce 49 Otherw1se 51 Cow's babv 52 l eg jOint 53 Boy's nickn ame 56 Lass· name 57 Superlative SUffiX 58 Of the age (Lalln) , Weekdays 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. ON WMPO FM SlEREO 92 WINNIE ......,.,o-.1hc _ " COII . . . ."t ,Thl Umbi.S,u- "ldal: ... """' s,.;iahySrtom Aa1111n1111 Tllld.'-1 TWMINII ON" Stot. f1Qiitl• , Mlttt. ...ISior... Alllo~ o.,.. Eq.1f1f111111.Stoup LumWYantw.r-. · fadlillca Gcftnall"llr,u.luildi~p _+---'r--t Mllltllllr llld ElPifldlble !HtiKI~fft ~·- -----­ -~---- I RECKON I BETlER GO OUT AN' GIT AN ARMLOAD OF KINDLIN' WOOD AN '·· UH · · ~ RIGGS USED CARS . Ray Riggs 985-410~ Roger Riebel Ohio ----------- -bo~s rs For Sllurdly, Dec. 27, 1175 SCORPIO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 22) You 're llkeli lo run lnlo a roadblock regarding an ac· compllshment today. However. you're ingentous enough to see your way around it. ARIES (Moreh 2t -Aprll 11) You know how to make the best of a bad deal loday. You'l l create a winntng hand out of the ord mary cards dealt to you SAQinARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Your freedom could be restncted durtng the early part ot the day Cond itions will change quickly. You'll break mto the open before nightfalL TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Your f~r st view of a sltuat1on to day is negattve Aller you put on your lhtnkmg c11p . you 'll see you have several good alter· nattves CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 11) Though you 're a bll reluctant to indulge In social activities today, don't turn down an Invitation to a getherlng. It'll be tun GEMINI (Moy 21-Junl 20) There are a few tasKs loday that you have 1mag•ned as beIng d1ff1cult Get going They're not so tough. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) Others who watch you operate Will come forth with ooh's and aah s today That's because you make the drtficult look relatively simple VIAQO (Aug. 23-S.pl. 22) Count lo 10 before speaki119 your mind todey. Upon retteclion , you'll see the! you heve a diplomatic way of handling lhlngs. ~~ Dec. 27. 1175 You 'll becom e Involved this coming year with a large group or orgamzation. You'll Jlt In surpr isingly well and do yoursel1ll lot of good In the process. c NE \It S P ~ P E R ENTERPRISE ASSN l HARR't' AND I'M TR'<1N6 TO COOE UP WITH 50\\E KIND OF ITEM I CAN SELL Dllli:!NG THE 81CENTENNIAL.ANP MA'I(f; A MILLION DOLLAR5 ... 61U.IE JEAN WOULD TAKE '!!M 51R,,I6Hi !iElS! iifiAi.iGH"''"""'"'"'' "ftlll!l noN'"*'I IIN IJIIIIIIUf~ hlfiM , OLD furn i ture, ice · brass beds , stone jars o; complete households. M . 0 , Millor , At , Pomtroy, Ohio Call · 99t' Wrut 7760 . as lng 9:()()-Movle " The Seventh Dawn" 3, 15; SWAT 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10: American Family 33 9 :31f-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 ()()-Matt Helm 6,13, Carol Burnett 8, 10, Soundstage 33. 10· 31f-To Be Announced 4 11 :()()-News 4,8,10,13; ABC News 6, Monty Python ' s Flying Circus 33. 11 : !!;-Movie "Samson in the Wax Museum" 6. 11 · 31f-News 3; 1 Dream of Jeannie A; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Movie "Grand Slam" 10; Movie " Frankenstein's Bloody Terror " 13; American Outdoorsman 15; Janakl 33 11 4!;-700-Ciub 12. a btl The other guy Is looking out for his interests, tool LIBRA (Sopl. 23-0ct. 23) In business matters today, It's best you stan d up and bargam THAR'S NO SENSE IN MAKIN' TWO TRIPSTOTH' WOODSHED ~or liCe PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) You 're better equipped today to nandle situations that 1n· \loive mental prowess Concentrate your actl\lltles to LEO (J ... y 23-Aug. 22) Leeve . favor creatl\18 endea\lors. unlit the afternoon, action on th1ngs that are Important. You'll ~ be be better able to cope with the s1tuatton ll.ttfCIIIOIII!Nidifrp Man~r.nwlfll ing 6 ·00--News J,4 ; God Has the Answer 15; What Now. America> 33 6: 31f-NBC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 1 :oo-Worlij at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6; flee flaw 8; Ftring Line 33; In The Know 10; Newsmaker ' 75 13. 7: 31f-Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Wild Kingdom 13 8:()()-Emergency 3, 15, Howard Cosell 6,13; WHA flockey 4; Jeflersons 8,10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 8: 31f-Doc 8, 10 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't be hesitant about exchanging someth 1ng you 've been given . The donor is only Interested In hav1ng you pleased and sat!stled . STAN AND HIS WIFE AAE ON lHE OUTS. SHE WENT eACK 10 HER MOTHER IN IONAI 1or1 hc ~rwtiCII ol :!iff 4 31f-Green Acres 3; The Subject Is Roses 4; Wrestling - 15, A Bit With Knit 33 . 4: 4!;-Movle " Follow the Leader"~· 5.oo-FBI3; ltTakesA Thief4 ; French Chel33. 5: 3()-New Year Promise 15; Guppies to Groupers 33. III A.Mwrr: /l.'ogot•f'rnmtnt and 10 ·oo-Land ot the Lost 3,4, 15, Adventures ot Gilligan 13, Hot Dog 6; Shazam 8,10; SesameS. 20 . 10 :31f-Run Joe, Run 3,A,15, Groovle Goalies 6,13. 11 :.oo-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,A,15; Speed Buggy 6, 13; Space Nuts 8, lO; Elec Co.20 11 : 31f-Weslwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couole 6.13; Ghost Busters 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. 12 .()()-Jetsons 3,4,15; Uncle Cree's Block 6,13, Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12 : 3o-Grandsland 3,4, 15. American Bandstand 6, 13; Fat Albert 8,10. 1 oo-AFC Play ·Ofl 3,4,15; Children's Film Festival 8, 10; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1· 31f-Soul Train 6; Movie " The Last Safari" 13; Biography 33 2 :oo-VIewpolnl 8, Movie "Stage to Thunder Rock" 10; Film 33. 2· 3()-Greatest Sports Legends 6; To Be Announced 8; Val iant Years 33 ' 3: oo-NFL Championship Games 6; Super Bowl Highlights B. Family at War 33. 3: 3Q-Aslro.Biuebonnet Bowl 6.13;; NFL Today 8,10 4: oo-Marshall Basketball 3; Rush tor the Roses 4; NFC· Piay-011 8,10, Across the Fence 15. Making Things Grow 33 I ,.. .... MGWII.. Yetlerd•y•• and tors 6·oo-Sunrlse Semesler 10, Washington Debates 13. 6 3D-Film ~ ; Matters of Ute 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10. 7 Olf-Saturdav Report 3, Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8; U S. Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afield 13 7: 31f-Bullwlnkle 3, Farm Front 4; Jelsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15, Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From COSI 10; Devlin 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8 oo-Emergency Plus 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8, 10; Sesame St 20 . 8· 31f-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4, 15, Tom & Jerry-Grape Ape6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 9·oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15, Elec. Co. 20 9·3()-Pink Panther 3, A,15; Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue Marble 6, Scooby -Doo 8,10: Mister Rogers 20. (A.Mwe ... lomorrow) SAVF::: AIV\G<ICA /5 THE ONE: HA5 NEVER FAILE:D ~- \~~~ '-'"" 1 . II"UJ~ t W,!A\./Nf'::"" MIKE STEVENS A '"'' are 11ce. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27,1975 Jumbt-.· BURST CHANT NICETY SONATA LISTEN TO ______ .nH I UOH If 1c $200 9 oo-Rocklord Files 3,4 ,15, Movie " Death Be Not Proud " 6, 13; GE Theater 8, 10, Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 10 oo-Polt ce Story 3.~ . I S, News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 .. 10 31f-Aviatlon Weather 20 · 11:Oif-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; ABC News 33. 11: 31f-Johnny Carson 3,4,15, Wtde World, Special 13. Sammy and Company 6; Movie "10 Rllllngton Place" 8. Movie " The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant" 10; Janak! 33 . 1 oo-Midnighl Special 3.4. 15; Wide World Special 6 , Movie " The Caiman of Paris" 10; News 13. 2· 3()-Movie " Wings of Chance " 4. 4:oo-M. Jle " Wild, Wild Winter" 4. 5 3()-Movle " Nearly a Nasty Accident" 4. Now an'&nJ'! lh• cirt:led lett•ra to Corm the surpri~e uuwer, u ~==::;~~~;;;:!~~-·~u~f~&~•·~t.d~bJ the above cartoon. RUTLAND FURNITURE or Month I'II~NOlD I 01 ENGOPSj Yard . MERRY ~ - ----~- II K 501 NYLON 99Scjua;e ' :- JA COBY MODERN I loy HI NIH ZYIZD Carpeting $4 (Do you have a questiOn tor the Ja co bys? Wr~te "Ask the J a c o b ys " c are ot th 1s newspaper The mo st mre r estmg quest1ons w1tl be used 1n th rs colum n and wnters w11/ re ce1 ve cop1es of voo- ----------- ---- For Rent After South had overcalled East's one heart opening bid with one spade A Carohna reader wants to know why. The answer ts that tt seemed a good idea at the time. We wouldn 't make that btd , but it had to have some merit smce the slam dtd make YOO A PI<OMV 014f, euT 1 C'AH'T u£ To ____ _ For Sale +AQ76 clllYdM;IJ.J "'-""'-' ,_ ---·----- Lost •A953 Un11<r1mblelhese four JumbleS: one letter to eath square, to form four ordinary words. t OUGHT TO 10U MV LAST MAloof .. :• -------.. __________ ·-- .J9765 to '99.99 Real Estate For Sale In one of our articles North bid stx spades wtth : By Oswald & James Jacoby CHAIN SAW -----.,....... Mobile Homes For Sale South - - - - - - - -- -- HOMEUTE XL --- ,. North East f.\.' '"'1\7 ll~r,;,, ~ ~ ~~~~ Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead - 7 • SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. '· - -· --- ·--- - - ONLY 26 863 'i!N JOVE' ! ... LOOKS Ll~!i . Pets Weather 33 , News 10; Don Adams Screen Test t3 , Faml Affair 15; Are You u stemng 20 7: 31f-Pot·ter Waqoner 3; Bobby Vlnlon 4, Ohto State News 33 8.oo-Worldof Mag lc 3,4,1S; BarbaryCoast6, 13; Great Mtgratlon : Year of the Wlldebeeste 8, Washington Week In Revlew20,33. Olllothe Roses 10. 8. 3D-Wall Street Wee~ 20,33; Way of Ule 10. 7 oo-Truth or Cons . 3, Probe The World Around Us ~ . Lawrence Welk 8; Bowl ing for Dollars 6. Avtalion Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist NE W Zealilnd whi te rabbi ts Call 992 JOIB 12 2J l tc -waniecr_____ _ Lottery 6, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10. To Tell the Truth 13; Pop! Goes the Country 15: Black Perspective on the •AK East-West vulnerable S EW t N G lVI '.!. C H I N E , Repairs , service: all makes .' P .. oo'l . l174 PomeroY 99 2 2264 The Fabric Shop , ._._ H 1\ VE your deer troph 1es _ ___:._....:...! Pomeroy Authorized Singer mounted Brr c hfield s Sal es and Servi ce W'e. D & 0 tREE Trimming , 20 Taxlderrr,y , St Rt 124, East DOZER , 1958 tnternat•onal T 0 14 A, 12 It hydraulic sharp en SCISSors · · ol Rutland Phone { 614 ) 742 years exper 1ence . Insured, A SPECI,tiL GIFT blade , in good condit1on 3 29t;c , 21 78 free estimates . Call 992·3057 $2, 400 Phone 985 3594 For Someone Special 11 28 1tc or 111 h67 3041 , Coolville 12 17 12t p WOULD YOU BELIEVE? tO. IS ttc PI A NO Lt: SSON S Now Build an all steel building a't accep t 1ng n ew stud ent s Pole Barn prices? Golden ;~~~A T-;-~~~;o-;,-e~.~~;er :: Begmners , mtermedratcs Gtant All -Steel Build ings, 1\ S .. fpald tor all makes ana &net ba ckhoe work ; septic advanc ed , June (Mrs ' R~ 4, Box 148. Waverly , models of mobde homes .. tanks installed . dump • Harvey ) van Vranken 414 Oh io Phone 947 ·2296 Phone area cod e 614 423 tr ucks and to hovs for hire , Spring Ave , Pomeroy l 24 tfc 9SJ I wi tt haul fill drrt. top soli , Phone 992·2270 -·- ---·· ---·-4 13 ttc lt meston~ and gravel; Call 12·196tc E XCAVATING. BACKHOE S Bob or Rog er JefferS'. day AND DOZER , LARGE AND phone 1192 7069. night phone I \;-'1~1 ·b; ;iv~,;~ ~~~~~;;~ns SM AL L SEPTIC TANK S 992 35 25 or 99 2 5232 With 10" bar and chain. rnmyhomestartrng Fe b 1 IN S TAL L ED B ILL 2 11 ttc For tnform at ion ca II 992 - 4 BE AGLE puppies Also POMEROY LANDMARK PULLINS , PHONE 992 .2478 , 1278 Re g Basset! hound . mal e; DA Y DR NIGHT . ~!MODELING , Plumblhg·,• Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. housebroke Phone 1 4 2 2521 12 18 lBtc . 111178tp heating and all types o~ 12 2J 6!p Phone 9'11·2181 general repair workf -;-·-· ROOM and board for Sr . guaranteed 20 years e~ O' DELL Alrnement located Ctt1zens w1lh tow tncom e pertence , Phone 992 2409, behind Rutland Grade ver y n ice Phon e 992 3509, 5 1 tiL School Tuneup , brakes , 11 301fc 197 2 CH A MPION mobile ---~-- -- ....C wheel balanc ing , allnem ent. Phone 742·2004 . EXCAVAttNG , dozer , hom e. 12 x 60 comptetelv J BR HOME . lust finished 11 16-lfc turntsh ed. ex c ell ent con backhoe and dll cher remodeling Salem Sl , HE FORE you buy a Sl rhl 3189 Charles R Hatfield Back Rutland Phone 742 2:3 06 Cha 1n Saw see a fr• end , 1 d1 t ron . 54, 500 Phone 992 12 21 -4tc Hoe Service , Rutland , Oh io. after 4 p m . or see Milo B. ROOFING and guller Of all bought one Albert Keeton Phone 742-2008. kind . hot asphalt We fix the Hutchinson Mrnersvtlle . Oh 10 Ph o n~ 12K70 MOBilE -Ho~ ~-. - ;. r 11 JO 781c 10 9-lfc flat ones . Phone 367 0591. 99 2 615 4 peted , natural gas furnace . Cheshire . Paul Walker 12 2l61p 2:3. 000 B T U , air con . ._ I f.25 26tp home, lust' ditioned 70x20 awning , 6X6 3 BEDR:M ~ fln'lshed, remodeling, Salem porch , underpinned Phone St, Rutland . ~hone 7ALUO.A et.. WOOO SOWE!l S ~~PA!f! 992-616 2. Sweepers , toasters , irons , after~ p m . or see Milo B. 12 18 121c all small app li an ces Lll wn Hut chison . BL ACK , B ROWN , and Wh ite LET US DO ITII mow er , ned to State High 9-ll.ttc female Beagle dog In back. Way Garage on Route 1-! or aro und Phlll!p Sporn Phone 985 3825 . , m ine Contut Homer l 963 HONDA 300 motorcycle , FA RM for sa l e by owner , 4 4. 16.t(c Jeffers , phone (30-4 ) 77 J 52SI2 r un s good , S200 Roger mil es west of Ru tland on or f 1011 I 77 3 5490 Nelson . 655 Sycamore St , New L1ma Road , 141 acres, 12 22 -6t c M i ddlepor t , Ohio large barn , ho use, other REAOY MIX CON CRE T E d eltt/ered right to your 12 22 Jtp burldlng s . Al l minera l projectt. Fast and ea sy Free r ights , 60 acres tillable , r est es ltmates . Phon e 992 328.4 , In pasture . al so pond . A NTIQUE Home Comfort Goeg leln Rea dy M ix Co ., S ~ti . SQO Phone (41 9) 865 cook stove , model cs. good Middlepor t, Oh10t ~ I BEDROOM furn ished 3'91 c ~n d tllon , phone 9di 2770 6 30 lfC apartment at Village 11 30 26tc 12· 18 6tc Manor Phone 992 327 3 12 19.26tc lit"\\iio.ti6 _ _ _ EA R curn Ca ll 388 9991 F URNI SHED apartm ent 4 12 17 121c rooms and bath , adults only Phone 992 5908 1964 JOHN Deere JOtOdozer , 6 RUBBER BACK 12 18 lf c It blade , canopy and winch , good condition . S-4 ,000 We have hundreds of Phone 985 -3594 , HOU SE 1662 Lrncotn Htll. 3 carpet values Your job can 12 t712tp bedrooms , basement , $125 be completed in 1 to 2 weeks . N-o ton; waiting mo~th . Phone I 304 768 .t041 9 --·---- ---HYDR A ULIC crane .-c~;a-;;-11'; period pur Ins faller has 28 1 7,000 lb ., e)C tendsout to lOft 12·21 61 p years experience ... Expert Will f it on 1 or P 1 ton tru ck ' Moddttport, o. Ph . tt2·2771 '• ln""allatlon You ' ll like HOU SE, fr ee gas. or S 1.500 Phone 985-3S9tl ' what you get 742 2590, 12 17 t 2tp CALL 742 -2211 6t c TALK TO WENDELL 1970 - 3SO JOHN Deere ;,; er , GRATE 6 f! . blade, canopy , new 6 RM HOU SE and bath for CARPI!T CONSULTANT eng 1ne New pa int SS,OOO 1 rent in Pomeroy Call 992 Phone 985 3594 . 574I t2 . f7 ·121p 12·2 26tc 1175 CHEVROLET t ton dump truck VB . ~ sp , P S , p B HO US E S rms and bath in 16 .000 actual ml!es . 54,00() . Ra cine Phone 992 -5858 . . .~. . .~. . .~. . .~~- ' 1 742·221 I Rutland Phone 985.]594 uc . 12·17.12tp r-uRNISHED apartm ~ rif adults only in M rddleporf CHRI STM AS trees . Phone T4 2 P"hone 992 38 74. · 2SJ5, Ma in St. , Rutland l 25·111, 12 9-12t c _.,.. For Sale or Trade FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26,1975 6:31f-NBC News3.4,15; ABC News13 ; Andy Grllflth 6; CBS News 8, 10; William Penn 20 : Mundo Real 33 West ONE corn fed hog ready to C BRADFORD, Au~tiol')eer . bu\cher , wanllo give away 4 CQmplele Ser"llice , Phone , ktl ens , , • Siamese Phone 949 2487 or 949 -2000 . Racine, 99 2 720t after 11 p m Ohio , Cr ill Bradford 12234tc 10 9 l fC ·- c:-r''"l"" SEPTIC TANK S c l eaned . Modern San ita !Jon 992 393d or 992 7349 Fllr Sale ~ f GET TWO WEEKS' BY .JANUARY FIRST, THEY'LL INVISIBLE TRIBE." Quality Print Shop Blown • Insulation Services Buv. Sell or T~ade 1975 CHEVROLEHMPALA4 DR . • $4495 ~door ! bl-o'nze finish, sandstone, vlnyllrlm , less than 10.SOO miles by ongtnal owner . 350 V-8 engine, turbo h'ydromatl'c, power steenng & brakes, factory air, radial !Ires. In MemOty FREE ESTIMATES and Supplies -· --------------- Cllester 5.1\10, IF I Busin.ess Services Pomeroy OF \;'1 QUALITY otor Co•. Coins, Currency Can c ellat ion - Corr ec ti on s w ill b e aq:epled until 9 a m for D i!ly ol Publtcalion . ha; 1 8 Va ti can Television log .for easy viewing I PHONED· MY SYNDICATE AND THEY 1Q75 Allat r " 1197() ) Pr of Wait e The Publ isher reservts lh.e Pidgeon . r ecen tl y bl ;nd, r 1ghtt n ed ll or r e j e(. t an v a ~s devoted much (,lf hi 5 lll e 10 dee rt;'td object ional. Th e NBC has an Amen ca n Football Conf er ence playoff gem e P~ CBS tla s a Naftonal Football Confere-nc e playoff game. l :lO p.m. On PBS, An1 1ques " Portlan~ Gll!ss ." Patterns ff·om • 1th c Portland t Giass Company m Maine, 18631-1873, wflh lf h&tn'ia Ladd Of York HarbOr , Mai ne 7 Pm P BS has " World Press" . rev 1ew ~~~ ~lrsw~n~;~f~rs wortd or 01 " lh PI sney · e geon " Tha1 Worked a Mtrocle " I R J On ABC . Swtss Family ~~~"~ofte a~~oH~~1!1 ~~sts:~~o~~ thelrtreehou!e JRI l · lO On PB S. ' ev:~rr,g at Sym phony Mahler's Symphony No 2 ( " R e 1 u r r e c 1 1 0 n") , Se lj i Ozawa conducts the Boston ~ymphony Orches tra and th e c~:.us ,England Conserv6 tory · The ' For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds next week Wh•'' On Telev111on Occ. U . J.n. l Bv United Preu 1nterna11onat ( Ttme1 are EST unlen noted I , Dec. ~ DICKTRACY . 10·1·1< ..... _____ ""- -.....,.- '-•- - - -a. .. • '" I. ' '! • I ' �'-r. I 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 26, 197~ Bank gumshoe system draws Snipers rake suburbs Eve in their basement . "We trioo telling the kids that Santa Claus would be coming late this year, but my wife and r both cried when our 11-year-<Jid daughter said she thought that he had been killed or kidnaped," he said. The eight deaths Thursday AIRMAN WHITE added to the more than 6,000 Airman Gerald W. White, killed and 12,000 wounded son of Mrs. JoAnn White of since civil war erupted in 209 s. Fourth st., MidApril between Moslem le£. dleport. has completed Air lists and Christians. Force basic training at Lebanese army troops and Lackland AFB, Tex. He Is Palestinian guerrillas have remaining at Lackland for also joined the sporadic specialized training in the fighting. security police field. In Zahle, 25 miles east of Airman White Is a '1975 Beirut , warring fa ct ions graduate of Meigs High managed to agree on yet another cease-fire, despite · . School. the sniper killings Thursday. The latest truce is supposed to be supervised by army tmits in the area. In Tripoli , Lebanon's second largest city , the situation improved and reports from the northern COLUMBUS State port said there was no Senator Oakley C. Collins Ill· fighting . Ironton ) Wednesday in· Premier Rashid Karami dicated satisfaction in the met with Palestinian leader action of the Stale Controlling Vasser Aralat for more than Board in appropriating two hours to shore up the $236 . ~00 to be used for ar· truce between leftist and rightist gunmen that was thitectural planning of the constantly violated since it new College of Osteopathic was announced three weeks Medicine at Ohio University. "This new school gives ago. suuilheaslern Ohio hope in Iraq, which has joined solving the desperately Syria, France and the needed medical services in Va:tican in trying to end the our poorer areas ," sa id crisis, has sent a delegation Senator Collins. "We need from the ruling Baath Party. fa·miJy practitioners and surveys reveal that more osleopaths are pra cticing family medicine than lleports from the north said clashes also broke out anew between Moslems from Tripoli and Christian militiamen from nearby Zghorta. Sniper fire killed at least eig~t persons on Christmas day in Beirut and the area east of the capita l. New government effort s to restore peace between warring militiamen mad~ no immediate headway. Continual warnings of snipers and unsafe roads kept fearful citizens at home, and restaurants that in previous years were jammed with families for Christm as parties, were locked and shultered. Exploding mortars echoed across the battlegrounds in Beirut and in the inner suburb of Ashrifiyeh - a predominantly Christian area . A lather of four In the suburb of Aln Hwnmaneh said mortar barrages forced his family to spend Christmas ' Collins likes investment in medical school Television Log ~ Continued from Page J FRIDAY 8 p. m . clfS movie': " Wher e th e Ll lll es Bloom " (1974 ).' Appala chlan teenager Julie Gho lson tries to keep her par ents ' deat h a secre l so th e tamily can s tay together : screenplay by Ear l Hamner . On Bllrbary Coast , ABC . after Judy Stnmgls be com es a ca rd dealer , some big casino w inners oel m ug ged . Sl!lnlord and Son on NB C. f;red 's life is thr ea tened by Mr . BIO after he sees an attempted homicide . but th e pollee ar e offering a big r eward On F'B S. Washington Wee k In Revi ew . 8:JQ p. m. NBC airs Chico and th e Man . On PBS , Wa ll Street week . 9 p. m . A BC movie : " Goldfinger" (19641 · vs . James Bond . Scan Connery stars . NBC has Th e Rockford Flies . " The Farn sworth Stra tagem " Involves leckhammers and ttn ollr lg . IRI 11 10 p.m. NBC POllee Storv : "Spanish Class ." Oftlcer Oesi Arnaz,'J r. begins a tour in the cily 's Mex lcan .Amerlcan Barrio : w/lh Joe Sentos . Dane- Clark . PB S premieres " Auslin City Li mBs ." This week. th e Texas Playboys and Asleep at the Wheel s Antonio Ros e ." CB S Reports Inquiry : " Th e Jam es Amer ican Assassslns Earl Rev and Mer li n Luther King ." Did Ray , acting alone , kill king? Ray pleaded guilty In March of 1969, withdrew 11'1 e plea and has tried to get a new lrlal . · 11 : 30 p.m . CB S Movie : " Dr . Phibes Rises Again ." was he ever gone? The evil genius, in the ljlluise of Vincent Price , wakes from a lO.year sleep with plans • to revive br ide Victor ia, k illed In an auto wreck . He needs a secret elhc.ir hidden ben ~ ath lhe desert sands of Egypl. Rober l Querry wants 11 too. Featur es Valli Kemp as Vulnav la. ·ABC specia l : " An Evening of Solid Gold ," w i th the Four Tops. Jay and the Amer icans. Marthe Reeves , Fran kie Valli and the Fou'r Seasons. Ac t now. IRI NBC Tonight Show, with Johnny carson and Irving Fei n (author of " Jack Benny "l. Steve M~rlin , lon y Randall. He len Reddy . · SATURDAY 12 noon PBS has tennis : The Jun ior Davis Cup ; from Miami. 2 p. m . NB C h&s college basketbalL a regional game . • , hoi. wg;r;;·Mi•ed Dou roun d . Among the PB S Ms 6) bles , tlr sl tea ms : Dick Srock ton Rosie C ;~s,..ls , Mt~~rty Rlessen Mart ina Nav rati lova,C iilf Richey Nancy Gunt er . J : J(l p.m. On ABC. Th e Professional Bowlers Tour begi ns i1s 15th season in Ar citd ia , Cali f. . . 4- ~ NB C ha s c~~~~ ba sketball : Notre Dame Bl UCL A. IIW'\. 1\lJt WRfe World 0! Spor ts 1 p.m Li ncoln " 8 p.m. on 1\BC , Sat urday Nigh t Live . Guests inc lude Billy Ec ks tt ne, Bob Hope, Doug Ke r shaw. Rita Moreno. The Prim e Tim e Play ers . . The Wi nchester Wrangl er ett es . CB S airs The Jeflersons. Emergency! on NB C. Gage roma nces stewt~rdess Gret chen Corbett tribe tween a mo torcycle acc id ent and an in iured chemi cal worker . lnlernl'l !ional Ani mation Fes !iva i is on PBS. · 1JoC fs a, JO p.m. on CBS . Scoey M it che ll I ells Doc he ca n only afford one ch\11:1 , 10 he' ll lake !he tlrst baby del ivered from wife Dee T imberlake ; an y others belong to Doc. 111 p.m. On CBS . Mary Tyl er Moore learns Georgene plan s to leave Ted . ABC ho S S.W.A. T . NB C Movi e : " Harry in Your Pocket " (197J J. James Coburn , We lter Pidgeon , M ichael Sarra zln and Trls tl Van Dever e play a quartet of hlgh .tlving plckpock ets . ''!0 p.m, Bob Ncw tlar t. CB S, joins Mr c arlin In e real estat e dea l. 10 p.m . On ABC , Mall Helm . " Die Once. Di e Tw ice ." Cron skL defend ing Susan Dey in a murder case , hires another detec tive wh ite MBII is on a~signment , with Howard Duff , Joel rabtan l. Hunu Ha ll. On CBS Carol , Burne t t. w ith FWa Moreno . PB S Sounds tage : " Bonn ie Rallt and Fr iends ." Friends Includ e th e Buddy Guy Junior Wells Blues Band . I R I 11 : JO p.m. NB C weekend looks et the gospel scene , through the eves of ihe· Rev . Cleavallt Der icks, 65, a b lack Baplist min ister !rom We shinglon , D.C .. who has writt en' 300 gospel songs. some of them classics . also, a tr ip to Trans~lvan l a . SPECIAL SALE PRICE ON ALL ADMIRAL COLOR TV's AND STEREO SETS 18'' COLOR TV's . ,_ \ AS LOW AS Meigs Property Transfer& On rlring Line . PB S. William Buclc. ley asks '' Should we ChoOse Our Presid ent Different ty?" Guest Is Richard Ree11es , author of " A Fo rd . No t a '359 SOUND COMMAND WHisnE SWITCH . The A!llazing Electric Switch you operate ilh a whistle. Turn on T.V. · Lights· Motors Use It Many Ways Free with purchase of any Admiral Color T.V. Set. YOU'LL ENJOY THE QUALITY OF AN ADMIRAL FOR MANY YEARS . BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio Boneta Darst, Harold E. Darst , Ruth A. Darst, Samson Darst, Delilah Darst lo Franklin Real Estate Co., lnt. in 8.50 A., Salem. Paul Edmundson, dec . to Flossie Edmundson, Cavitt C. Edmundson, Viola M. Ed· mundson, nka Viola M. Collins, John P. Edmundson, Aff of trans. Salem. Flossie Edmundson, dec. to Cavitt C. Edmundson, Viola M. Edmundson, nka Viola M. Collins, John P. Edmundson, A(f. for trans., Salem. - Cavi tt C. Edmundson, Elizabeth L. Edmundson, John P. Edmundson, Linda L. Edmundson, Viola M. Collins lo Franklin Heal Estate Co., Int. in 8.50 A., Salem. Carl 0. Gilmore, Mildred E. Gilmore to Robert D. Carson, Mary V. Carson, R· W., Rulland. Fred W. Crow , Jr., Eleanor K. Crow, George S. Hobsletter, Zelda Maxine Hobsletter to Archie E. Lee, June P. l.ee, 1.25 A. & 1.20 A., Chesler. Ethel !life , Or ley !life to Franklin Real Estate Co., Int. in 8.50 A., Salem. Lenore Vorys, Harold A. Vorys to Franklin Real Estale, Int . in 8.50 A., Salem. M.D.'s ." " Investing in an Osteopathic Medical School promises to pay major dividends in creating a more adequate supply or family practitioners. We need to make the medical field aware of our plight in the Ap· palachian counties." The new medical school will be the first Osteopathic School in Ohio. There are only nine such schools in the United States and many are closing their enrollment lo out-<J!-state applicants. This new school will give Ohio yout hs the opportunity to study. According to Sen. Collins, the General Assembly has appropriated to th e Ohio Board of Regents $175,000 for the 1976 fi scal year and $49~.000 for I he second year of the bienniUm as subsidy for planning. These funds will be released through the Con· trolling Board upon request . HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center :~' Dlse.hargetl, Pee. 24) , ; William H: Harmon, · ~1, Lawrence Felix Boyd, Mrs.; Middleport resident, died Ronald E. Carter and unexpec te dly Thursday daughter, Elizabeth Faye, WASHINGTON I UPI) - · evening. He was born April Chapman, Ross W. Cleland.Sen. William Proxmire, D· 18, 1924, in Middleporl, the Gaylord Coffee, Nellie Davis1' Wis., said today employes of son of the late Harlev and Williw Harland Eblin, Grace. federal agencies that Mabel Motley Harmon. Elizabeth Ellis, David Robert: He was a veteran of World regulate banks spend lavishly Evans, Hubert Lee Forbes; War II having served in the for travel, office space and Fr~d H. George, William T.: Army . furnishings. Gfbbs, Lillian Florence Proxmire, chairman of the He is survived by two Gladman, Dan Glassman ,' Senate Bankin Committee, aunts, Mrs. Charles IJake· M.D., Vada Grow, Claudia leveled his criticism at the Gertrude) Van Cooney, and Leola Hill, John L. Hood, Federal Heserve Board, the Mrs. Woodrow !Grace Mabel Delores Hughes , Lewis, comptroller of the currency Evelyn) Call , Sr., both o£ Eugene Humphrey, Jr .,; and the Federal Deposit Middleport, and an uncle , Ernestine Kisor, Sylvia• Insurance Corporation. John Henry Motley. Mid· Juanita Lambert, Len~ A.l None of the bank regulators dleport. Null, Retha M. Parcell,• is funded by tax dollars Funeral services will be Sammie Phipps, Virginia Jo collected through the held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Porter, Atrlcla Dalvn Ran· Treasury Department and Hawlings Coats Funeral dolph, Jerry Michael J . authorized by Congress. The Home with the Rev. George PLEASANT VALLEY Haynes, Arnold Estes Sharp, regulators raise income from Oiler officiating. Burial will DISCHARGES - Norman Mrs. Grover T. Sheets and fees charged to banks. The be in Riverview Cemetery. Lemaster, Mason; Julie daughter , ' James V.· Fed~ral Reserve also earns Friends may call at the Kirby, Gallipolis ; Mrs. Snodgrass, Delma Alice income through sales of ltmeral home from 4 to 9 Russell Cundi£1, Mason; Stanley, Mrs. John B. Veith . goverMment.IJacked securi· Salurday . Frank Thomas, Gallipolis and daughter, Darla J. Ward,; ties through its Open Market Ferry; Mrs. SheldOn Durst, Mrs. Thomas E. White and ' Committee. Leon ; James Barton, Ad· son, Joseph Cline Wolfe. ~ Proxmire said his con· Market Report dison ; Hilda Weiss, Mason; iBirths,Dec.24) ; elusions were based on a James Jeffers, Glenwood; Mr. and Mrs . Ralph ;, General Accounting Office SALES REPORT Lewis Boggess, West Spence, son, Bidwell; Mr. ~ study that showed the Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. Columbia; Denver Boles, and Mrs. Charles Watson ,' comptroller, FDIC and · Galllpolls, Ohio Gallipolis; Hussell Slayton, twin son and daughter, Point ' Federal Reserve spent $137 December20,!975 Vinton ; Tracy Simpkins , Pleasant. ' • million to regulate banks in STOCl(ER CA THE Point Pleasant; Rhinehold (Discharges, Dec. 25) , 1974. STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs. 17 Schwartz, Letart ; Mrs. John Lydia Francis Bunch', Mrs. , " I believe we could save at to 24.50,300to4001bs. 17.50to Plants, son, Pliny; Jodi Larry Daniel Clarkson and ' least $10 million through a 27, 41111 to 51111 lbs. 18 . ~0 to 31, Randolph , Point , Pleasant; son, Mrs . Larry Greenlee and: single agency," Proxmire 51111 to 600 lbs. 20 to 34, 61111 to and Mrs.· Darrell Stephens, daughter , John Michael' said. "More important, the 7110 lbs. 21 to 35, 71111lbs. and Patriot. Hughes, Elizabeth M. Lane.: single agency would over 22 to 35. Usa Dean Thompson, Zelpha. strengthen bank regulation HEIFER CALVES - ~0 to Pearl Thompson. • and help prevent future bank 300 lbs: 17 to 21, 300 to 400 lbs ... -----~---.., (Births, Dec. 25) failW'e." 18 to 20.50, 400 to 500 lbs. 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Gien Cun·!, Proxmire introduced 25, 500 to 600 lbs. 19 to 27, son, Wellston; Mr.; legislation Sept. 5 to coor· to 700lbs.l9 to 30, 700 lbs. and Mrs. Donald W. Saxon,~ dinate the activities of the over 20 to 32. , Gallipolis; Mr. and ; three agencies into a Federal STOCK COWS & Mrs. William A. Woodard,· Bank Commission. (By the Head ) - Stock Cows Jackson; Mr. and Mrs.; Proxmire said the Federal 115 to 170, Stock Cows and E. Mercer, daughter ,~ Reserve spent more than Calves 125 to 210, Stock Bulls Mr. and Mrs.~ $9,000 for office space, fur115 to 210, Baby Calves 3 to E. Loomis, daughter ,1 niture .and equipment lor •~ each employe in Washington. 21; (By the Pound) Canners .& • Proxmire said spending for Cutters Cows 17 . to 23.50, Holstein Cows 22.50 . to 27, space alone was estimated at TO !NSfALL OFFICERS · $6,000 which was six times Commercial Bulls 24 to 30 I 1000 lbs. and over). RACINE ~ The annual: mo~e than the Securities and LAMBS Tops 90 lbs. to installation· of officers o( Exchange Commission paid. 110 42 to 46.50, Seconds 75 lbs. Hacine Masonic Lodge No.: to 80 22.50 to 30, Lights 40 lbs. 461 will be held Tuesday, Dec.• to 6~ 18 to 25, Stock Ewes by 30, at 7:30 p.m . Installing: the head 10 to 2~. officers wlll be Right Wor~ AUTO BURNED VEAL CALVES- Tops 220 shipful Ben Philson and; RACINE - The Racine lbs. to ~0 62.50 to 65, Medium Worshipful Brothers Thoma~ Fire Dept. was called to 200 lbs. to 300 25 to 53, Culls 30 Edwards and Maurice Loft .. Stiversv ille at 11:10 a.m. down, Shoats 21 to 36. Tuesday where a vehicle owned by Jeffrey Friend, .Route I, Long Bonom, had caught fire . The lire was believed to have started around wiring. Losses were set at $1,100. died Thursday Proxmire's ire of shattered Beirut By MICHAEL KEATS BEIRUT, .Lebanon (UP! \ - Mortar and rifle fire echoed through Beirut's shattered suburbs today and rival bands of gunmen roamed the streets of the capital. The · state radio warned everyone to remain indoors. Police said at least 13 persons were killed and ~ wounded during the past 24 hours from snipers' bullets and mortar shells that fell throughout the day on the city's southern suburbs. The casualties raised the toll of Christmas holiday violence to ·at .least 2f dead and 40 wounded and the overall couunt in nine months of civil war between right· wing Christians and IFft-wing Moslems to about 6,500 dead and nearly 13,000 wounded. "The symphony of violence continues," a Beirut radio announcer said In a broad· cast. "The armed men are . everywhere carr)1ng out the orders of their bosses." William Harmon Veterans Memorial bospital WEDNESDAYf' AD· MISSIONS - Gerie Yost, Racine. · WEDNESDAY DIS· CHARGES Edna Stiles, Oma Hysell; Wesley Musser, Sally Savage, Daisy Ankrom, Hollie Sayre, Raymond Johnson, Dana Halfhill. THURSDAY ADMISSIONS _:_ Robert Deemer, Syracuse; Dawn Myers, Columbus; Thomas Sarver, Pomeroy ; William Mitchell, Pomeroy; Jeffrey Miller, Racine; Shirley Bishop, Rutland. THURSDAY DISCHARGE - Pamela Theiss. ·. Now You PARTY SET The Riggs Royalettes Baton Corps Christmas skating party will be from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the Chester Skate-A-Way . Members are to bring gifts to be exchanged. ELBERFELDSIIN POMEROY By Dale Rothgeb MERCEHVILLE - Gallla County's Local Board of Education !neeting in a recessed session Saturday at l;!annan Trace E;lemenl'lry School adopted new salary schedules for its teaching, administrative and non-teaching personnel effective Jan .. !. . Teachers were awarded a $522 per year raise while administrators (assistant superintendents and prinCipals) and non-certificated employes wUI get hikes based upon .07054 pet., the sanie percentage awarded the teachers. The raise increases the starting teachers' salary of lhe Gallia County Local District from $7,4110 per y~ar to $7,922, and instructors with a Master's Degree and .maximum experience are hiked from $12,010 to $12,857.41, an increase of $847.4.1 per year, Teachers with no degree will start at $6,852.53, to be increased to $8,238.88 with maxlm~m experience. · lns\fu~tors with Bachelor's Degree begins at. $7 ,922, which would be increased to $11,233.40 after ll years. Holders of Bachelor's Degrees with over 1~0 hours would start at $8,233.04, which would be hiked to $11 ,970.14 with maximum experience. Master's Degree teachers will' start at $8,674.59 which would be increased to $12,857.41. The salaries of the three Assistant Superintendents David C. Campbell, Dennis Murdock and Frank Cremeans were increased by .07054 pel., making their salaries go from $18,311 per year to $t9,602.66, with maximum experience. Cremeans makes less, due to his experience, but $5,0110 of his sa lary comes from Federal Funds as coordinator of Title Funds. All are 12 month employes. On the same basis, if a teacher worked 12 months, tte Increase would be just $150 less. The high school principals' salary range from the former • Weather Partly cloudy today with a high in the 30s. Cloudy tonight with a chance of snow in the north and rain or snow in thP south. Lows from ~ to 30. Snow likely Monday, . changing to rain. Highs from . tile upper 30s to 40s. VO. 10 tmts NO. 48 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1975 May the New Year bring you good health, happiness and prosperity. JIM DAILEY Dailey elected vice president GALIJPOIJS - Jim Dalley, weU known local dentist, has lieen elected vice (resident of the Ohio Valley Bank by the board of directors. Emer$on Evans, president, said Saturday Dr. Dailey wlll be asaociated with the bank on a half-time basis beginning Jan. 2. Jim DaUey became a director of the blink in January, 1970 and has been a member of the executive committee since March 20, 1974. He graduated from Gallia Academy High School in 1952 and Ohio State University in 1959. He is married to the former Juanita Evans and they have · two daughters, Mandy, age 15, and Jane, age 12. President Evans said, "Jim Dailey's addition to the bank's staff is in line with our policy ·to continually bring aggressive young men into the management of the bank." POINT PLEASANT - Mason County ment Administration (EDA ) grant, mainly Friday bought 60.7.acres of land for an . through efforts of Sen. Robert C. Byrd, to Industrial Park. rehabilitate the city water system. Purchase of the land to be developed Members of the non11rofit Mason Into an area suitable for Industries of County Development Authority are Robert varied size, was completed Friday a f. Wingett, president; William Knight, vice lernoon after over a year of negotiations . president; Don Rode, secretary; Charles The land , located along Wadsworth Lanham, treasurer, and members G. A. Ave. near the Mason County Fairgrounds, Biggs, James H. Lewis, Seldon Flemming, was bough t from three Charleston James Farley, John Wiseman, Cecil Dean, businessmen, Attorneys Martin Bowles New Haven Mayor Otarles Smith, Mason and L. F. Poffenbarger and Jerome Gold- Councilman Charlotte Jenks, Leon Mayor berg. Warren Keefer, Point Pleasant Mayor The Mason County Development John C. Musgrave, Hartford Mayor Authority, a non-profit corporation Charles Black, Henderson represenlative established by the county Board of Lyle Moore, Jack Fruth, Vitus Hartley Commissioners earlier this year, bought Jr., Jack Burdett, Wallace Smith and1 the land at a price of Sl,800 per acre . Commissioner Wllliam Hardin. Money to purchase the tract was loaned to the Development Authority by the Citizens National Bank of Point Pleasant, Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant and the Mason County Bank of New NIGHT ON THE TOWN Haven. VAIL, Colo. (UP[) - President Ford The second step toward preparing the and his wile Betty danced until the small property lor industrial use has already hours Saturday morning in a night on the started. The Development Authorlty; a 19- town In this winler resort . The Fords member board with all municipalities of began their evening Friday at a cocklail the county represented, has submitted an party given by Texas oilman Richard application to the Farmers Home Ad· . Bass, who owns the home rented by the ministration for a grant of Sl50,0110 to aid in first family during their holiday visit. the ronstruction of streets and installation Later, they dined leisurely at .a French of a sewage system on the site. restaurant and danced at a discotheque Another phase of the development, tmtil 1:30 a.m. which carries a total projected cost of 1478,0110 to get ready lor sale to Industry, LOOK OUT, LIBERALS will be fuoded through a long-term loan CANDLEH, Fla. (UP[) - Alabama from the West Virginia Development Gov. George C. Wallace brought his Authority. presidential campaign to this tiny comWater to serve the area will be mtm ity Saturday, telling a gospel singing, provided by the Point Pleasant water toe tapping crowd of about ~.ooo "those system. The City of Point Pleasant ultra exotic left wing liberal noisemakers received a 12 mWion Economic Develop are through.". ~ - -·- ~ TONITE THRU SUN . DEC . 26·28 " FUNNY LADY" Mrand tuppers plains Main Stare, Annex and pomeroy natlona bank Warehouse thebankd the century tltablllhed 1872 Open Saturday 9:30 to 8 pm I Technicolor) Starring Barbara Strelsand, James Caan. Member FDIC Show starts al7 : 00 p.m. JUNIOR SIZES ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .. ( POMEROY - One of the m011t modem equipment - costing In excess of $6,500 and many times · eliminating operation incisions - has been purchased by the Board of Trustees of Veterans .Memorial Hospital. Called the g111tro duodenem scope, the equipment can be operated only by a doctor who has undergone extensive training, in the case here, by Dr. Lewia D. Telle who spent a week In Pittsburgh, Pa. learning how from Dr, Herbert Sperling. The training went on day and night In order lor Dr. Telle to bewme w;~oUy familiar with the equipment. To the layman, the gastro duodenem ~tope Ia almoll a miracle machine. Fll'll, it can be uaed - it Is put down the paUent 's tiroat - to e11plore the llelpbagus, the llomach and the !111\all 1nt1111ne area just below the stomach. ThfOUIIt sud! an exploration, the doctor ~eces of medical I pomttrOy _ administrator. The scope Is most modern avaUable lor quick diagnosis of patients with problems of the esophagus, stomach and small intestine area just below the stomach. Duodenem scope best on inside jobs I - ---.-i2 --26-6tc ...... MEIGS THEATRE · SCOPE DEMONSTHATED - Dr. Lewis D. Telle, center, demonstral.e8 the use of the gastro duodenem scope, rostlng over $6,500 purchased lor Veterans Memorial Hospital to Mrs. Frances Hewetson, R.N., left, and Scott Lucas, hospital and · I MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS INDUSTRIAL 1:'ARK SITE BOUGHT - The llaaon County Development Autilority, a non.proflt organization appointed by the county commission to promote industrial growth in Mason Cotmty, has purchased a 60.7 acre tract on which industrial sites will be developed. The property, bought at a price of $1,800 per acre from three Otarleston men , is located along Wadsworth Avenue near the Mason . County Fairgrounds. Shown here as the property was bought Friday are, seated from left, Ronald Stein, attorney for the Development Authority; L. F . Poffenbarger and Jerome Goldberg, two of the sellers of the land. Standing, from left, Point Pleasant Mayor John C. Musgrave, Robert Wingett, president of the Development Authority ; Martin Bowles, tile third seller of the prdperty and Charles Lanham, treasurer of the Development Authority. Two school • concept IS favored 3-2 MERCERVILLE- By a 3-2 vote the GaUia County Local Board of Education Saturday approved a resolution to buUd two new hlgh schools instead of one in Its new $13,500,000 building program. Following an hour of discussion, the board took a vote for just one new high school, but the motion made by board member William Carter and seconded by Dale Rothgeb Jr. lost 3-2. , J. E. (Dick) Cremeens then moved that the board build two new high schools, one for the North Ga!Ua-Kyger Creek area and the other for the Hannan TraceSouthwestern area. On roll call, the motion passed 3-2 with Cremeens, J. C. Mitchell and Bruce Stout voting in favor and Carter and Rothgeb opposing lt. Approval of the two high school con· cept negated a recommendation of County and Local School Superinteodent C. Comer Bradbury who favored just one high school and the recommendation of Tom Jones and Marshall Kinunel, citizens Involved in GALUPOUS - Above is "Executive Privilege," with the well known tile newly organized Committee for Better showman Fred Cullip of Gallipolis , riding as they competed in world competition Education lor Gallia County Schools. at the recent American Royal World's Championship horSe show Nov . 11 thru 22 in On behalf of the committee, Kimmel the huge new multi-million dollar Kemper Arena Coliseum before a crowd of 25,0110 had presented. tbe board with six page spectators in Kansas City. Jetter regarding the building program. Higho~~tepping Executiye Privilege teamed with Cullip's skilled sho•manship Purpose of the recommendations was to ' to put on what was reported to have been a brilliant, "explosive" performance and provide "input." It was pointed out that become the lnost talked-about horse at this year 's show. findings from several meetings of the Executive Privilege was declared among the top five parade horses in the committee would be submitted to the world in open competition after having been a harness horse until two months prior board for Its consideration. to the shaw when he began his training with Cullip. The positive comments for the two The American Royal was the first show ring appearan ce of Executive high school concept and one high school Privilege and Culllp as a team. Cullip said horsemen from all over the country are were presented in order o£ academics, predicting a world's championship for his team in 1976. finances, operational costs, transportation and sports. At its last meeting, Dec. 6, the board voted to place a 4.7 mill bond issue on a specia l election ballot, March 30, 1976. The $13,500,0110 bond issue, if ap. POMEROY - The Me igs County Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Many old proved, would provice financing to con· Museum continu es Its Old Fash ion fashion toys and Christmas articles are on struct three new elementary buildings, Christmas display today and thi s week on display . (Cadmus-Centervllle, Bidwell-Vinton and A mini-theater offers rare winter Hannan Trace) refurbish Addavllle and scenes and pictures of the 1975 Christmas Cheshlre-l<yger Elementary Schools, par.ade, several floats and marching Kyger Creek High School, North Gallia , EXTENDED OUTLOOK groups being represented. The display has Southwestern, and Hannan Trace lilg)l Monday through Wednesday, something for young and old: memories Schools and construct two new high chance of rain or snow Monday and for the elderly, a look at yesterday for the schools. The old high school buildings Tuesday and fair Wednesday. Highs yotmg. woukl be made into junior high centers. will be In the 30s to the low 40s and lows Hours are S111lday 2-4, 'l'ttesday and The board, Saturday, voted to proceed wlll b• In the 20s to the low 30s. , Friday IIl-li a.m . and 2-4 p.m. Donations of with the placing of the issue before the ~cents by children and 50 cents by adults (Continued on page 2) are appreciated. On parade at Kansas City MISSES Lost rt .. BLACK cat with w hite spo t under c.h in , shor t hair~ Lost in vici nit y of Gr an t St ., M iddl eport . Ph one 99 2 5640, R ew ard . Families Industrial park site purchased Shop The Second Floor ' Dress Department For A large Selection Ill tntittt Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 I OPEN TONIGHT UNnL 8 PM HOLIDAY LONG D.RESSES $4,128and go to $4,303; head cooks in each school will get $200 more than other cooks, and salaries fo r starting cooks are $3,166, to be il]creased to $3,406 with maximum experience. Bus drivers will get $5 per hour, vocational and kindergarten routes; substitute cooks and substitute janitors w11l be paid the minimum wage per hour. Members ·of the negotiating teams were, OAPSE Leonard Newberry, PIIyllis Mulholand, Garrett Watson and · Mary Lou Harrison, and Board , Dennis Murdock, CUff Wilson, J . C. Mitchell and Dale Rothgeb, Jr. In conjunction with the recommendations made during negotiations, the board authorized Personnel Director J, Murdock to secure applications for add itional maintenance personnel. In other matters, the board employed Debbie Hatlilf as substitute secretary at North Ga!Ua High School replacing (Continued on page 2) Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley of WINNERS NAMED Winners of the final three $100 gift certificates in the Pomeroy Merchants Christ· mas promotion were Pearl Russell, Hacine; Mary Wayland, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Goldie Wyant, Pomeroy. No purchase was required to take part In the weekly program. The final winners who have not been contacted are asked to see Mrs . Don Thomas at the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Of· lice. pay of $16,771 and $16,723 to $17,903.18 and $i7,954.03 depend· ing on years of experience. P.lementary ~rincipals were increased from the previous salaries of $t 5,616 and $l~,t66 to the new schedule of $16,717,55 .lor maximum experience and $16,236.83 for the . principal wi th the least experience. Upon the recommendation of the board's negotiating team and Leonard Newberry, chief negotiator lor the classified employees, a new salary schedule was adopted for non-certificated employes based upon a .07054 pet. Salaries range from $2,721 per year for a starting bus driver to $2,961 for a driver with eight·years of experience. Custodians begin at $6,72!! and go to $6,969 per year. Maintenance salaries were hiked from $6,971 for beginners to $7,211 for maximum experience (8.years). High school secretaries on II months begin at $5;092 and go to $5,2118 ; elementary secretaries on 10 months hegin at ' can determine problems that would not even show up on about one{hird of the X· rays taken of patients, not counting the amount of time saved by not having to wait for x..-ays. The flexible tube equipment can be used, if l)ecessary, to lake a biopsy" of the areas, thereby eliminating Incision, and another accessory permits the photographing of the areBB with a camera used with the exterior eyepiece. The scope floods light Into the internal areas to enable the doctor to view the parts ofthe body and addiUonallightls provided when the camera is used. Besides the advantage of instant diagnosis, photographing the problem area and taking a biopay, the equipment also can be uaed to remove mucus, pump air into sectlona of tile body to provide better observation by the doctor, wash an area, or brush particles of tissue ror laboratory Jesting. The patients upon whom the equipment is used will be sedated but will still be conscious. Examination with the use of the scope takes somethihg like 15 minutes. Dr. Telleeslimal.e8 that the equipment, which will go into operation about the middle or January, wiU be used probably about three times weekly. CLOSED JAN.IST GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Medical Center Cliale will be closed New Year's Day, Thursday,January 1,1976. 1n case of -an emergeacy1 physicians of the Holzer Medical Center Clinic Staff wiU be on duty In the . Emergency Room (phone 448-6201) of the Holzer Medical Center Hospital to handle emercencles only. The cUolc will resume normal operations Friday morning, January 2. Otristmas display is continued I • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. 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