https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4244d214b87075002bd6c930d1218d94.pdf cdbdea3ea338f348f393901cd62830c5 PDF Text Text 10- The Dally Sentinei.Mi)kueoort-i>omeroy. 0 .. Tueodav. Dec. 21.1976 Mrs. Gay held for murder Strauss replacement vital to Democrats ' By ARNOLD SAWISLAK WASHINGTON (UP!l Sometime In the ne>:i moolh, President-elect Jimmy Carter will mak" known who he wants to be chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The selection ··: smi·-~ : ... ' ' ·.· .. Wlththlm ·· : ~· .... :· : ,., :·., This vear soy /'v1erry Christmas Wlih OUf unrquelv elegant orrongElment of Christmas :: green.s. ~ owe r s ·and candles In a SOlid brass"bowl . We otso , havQ tradl lienal poinset- •. tios and many other selections :. .. :· • ' may be as lmpoctanl to the the legislatures In only five Republican Party as it is ID states. the Democratic. There are those who say In choosing a replacement IIlia completes the picture of for Robert StrsUBS, Carter · a political party on the way will have several options. out. That could be so, but - He can select a there is one area where the figurehead chairman to Republicans stW hold an preside over a passive advantage over the national committee that will Democrats. take its lead from the White That ia In the organization House for the ne>:t f9ur yeacs. and operation . of their · ~ He can redeem some of national pitly. The · his campaign prOmises io · Democrats iinproved ·their various Interest groupa by operallons under Strauss, but selecting a woman, a black or the first priority of the a Hispanic to lead the outgoing chairman was ID committee. · patch up the Ideological splits - He can choose a "nuts In the party rather than and bolls" polltlchin tD Improve Ita efficiency. Improve and polish the party The Rep u b 11 cans, organization, nallonaUy and according ID the Democrats In the states. themaelves, bave a far more It Is the last alternative sophlstlcaled polltlcal that would be of most Interest research· operation \bat can - and poaalbly danger - ID make ,vital campaign the GOP. H Carter aees and Information available almost grasps the opportunity w instantly ID candidates and upgrade the Democratic their staffs. National Committee's · In addlllon , tlie GOP's political apparatus , the political auxUiarlesappear ID . Republicans could be in the be better organized than the deepest kind of trouble. Democratic counterparts..An GARNER GRIFFEN of Alfred, holds a plaque In losing the presidency example of that was the signifying 50 years of membership in Modern Woodmen of this year, just about the last response to President Ford's America. realistic claim of the comments on Eastern Republicans to major party Europe during his second status diaappearad. The GOP debate with Carter. has not controlled either The Republlcana were able house of Congress since 1952 ID. quickly assemble leadel] and for the second of nationality groups COOLVILLE - Modern Methodist Church .. In the pro gram, " My consecutive session It has supporlingFordaltthe White Woodmen of America, Camp barely one-third of the · Ho"IM' to listen to and publicly 10900, held its annual Earliest Christmas membership of the !louse and accept the President's Chrlslmas party at the SenioP Memories," Nina .Robl!>son, Senate.lt holds less than one• apology and el)llanation. Tbe Citizens Hall her e wlth Alma Swartz, Hazel Parish, third of the gove!'llorshlps GOP has an ongoing, active Gamer C. Griffen of Alfred, a Helen Woode, Osie Hen· and it controls both houses of "Heritage" division that was half-century member, and derson , Genevleve Gutherie, able to produce the meeting past camp secretary for 35 Clara Folirod and others on short notice. years, being awarded a contributed Interesting acThe Democrats ca lled plaque In recognition of his counts of childhood days. IDgether a similar group, and conscientious and dedicated Mar jorie Coakley , Hazel It duly condemned Ford. But , community service. Parrish and Marie Root told much of' its meet!Qg was As part of the Modern some ·history of the Senior taken up by complaints that Woodmen Bicentennial flag Citizens Hall, one of the early the party hnd done little ID program, it was announced landmarks In Coolville. The organize ethnic support tbat . Tuppers Plains mem· hall was on~e the general before It soddenly decided ID bers would receive a flag for store of AI and Clayte White. try ID exploit the Ford gaffe. the newly completed United Ralph Henderson, camps secretary, conducteq, the business meeting. Officers for the coming year will be : council, C. W. Henderson ; Griffen honored THE INN PLACE Wednesday Night Special King Arthur's fabled table fails its test Visit Our Salad Bar Wing Dings French Fries $295 Coffee, Tea or Milk Plus ~ax THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomerov, o. Phone 992-6304 LONDON ( UPI) Scientiata have turnad tbe table on the legendary King Arthur by announcing the round table oo display in Winchester Great Hall could not possibly have been uaed by the fabled king and his knights. An American tree expert, scientists from Harwell Atomic Research Establishment, experts on paint and olbers on Medieval carpentry have been working oo the table In an attempt w prove or disprove the Arthurion legend. The researchers announced Mondav that their studies ft,;,g:m•'EI:lB:IBOt~: 'EOI:'EI:It!IIOII!O(!illllt!!l:t!l!:l:l!lottl:llgwg•pn~•BOt!f:I!I:I:I!O(~!illlltl!<:t!""'l~ ' ·ll WE'Ll MEND THE HOLE· IN YOUR CHRISTMAS STOCKING You'll be out of the red in no time at all, with a personal loan you can repay in comfort· able monthly payments. WAlK-UP TEU!R WINDOW AND AUTO TEU!R WINDOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGS 5 to 7 P.M. "THE 1'RIENDLY BANK" indicated the table was probably made for King Edward III in about 1336, several hundrad years after King Arthur was said to have lived. Edward instituted the Order of the Garter, Britain's highest order of Chivalry, In fulfillment of a vow to restore the round · table of King Arthur. Scholars have never agreed on tbe existence of King Arthur. Early Welsh literature and other ancient documents depict hlm as a great Celtic warrior who defeated the Saxons around the year 500. The table, 18 fe et In ' diameter and weighing 1.25 tDns, has been Ui the Great Hall at Winchester lor hundreds of years, and a great attraction to tDurlsts. "We have not destroyed a legend, because il was never more than fantasy that King Arthur satin the Great Hall," said Marlin Biddle, dlrectDr of the Winchester Research Unit. "We have created ·a legend by showing tbat the table is connected with tme of England's greatest Medieval kings at the height of the age of chivalry." Tree..-ing tests made by Prof. A.C: Barefoot of North Carolina State University Indicate that one of the pieces · of Umber uaed In the table was fellad in 1336. Radio-carbon. tests carried out by atomic scientists showed another piece of timber was felled around 1330. The researchers also X· rayed the table and dlacovered tbat there were no earlier paintings beneath the supposed portrait of King Arthur, the Tudor Rose, and the names of the knights painted oo the table. Otber .research Indicated that the paintings could not bave been done before 1510 and thai the portrait painted on the table could in fact have been that of King Henry VIU . . MEIGS THEATHE advisor, W. H. Carr i wat· BLACKWOOD, N.J. (UP!) - The wife of Philadelphia Eagles' defensive lineman Blenda Gay is being held oo $100,000 bail oo charges of slabbing her husband to death with a kitchen knife while their 3-year-<~ld daughter slept nearby. Police said Roxanne Gay, 26, was charged with murder and atrocious assault and battery just a few hours after her husband was stabbed In the throat and died at John F, KO!lDedY Memorial Hospital In nearby Stratford early M9nday. The couple's ground-floor apartment showed signa of a struggle, including overturned furniture and large blood stains in the foyer and the steps. Camden County Proseculllr Thomas Shusted said tbe Gays' daughter, Fonda, slept In their $26i).a-rnonth garden apartment during the argument. Friends of Gay, a 2Mi><J1Did veteran of three years ln tbe National 'Football l..eague, ~d stabbing. "He always seemed to be with his family," said a spokesman for the Eagles, who first · signed th.e Fayetteville (N.C.) State graduate during training camp last year. Gay moved from the Oakland Raiders Ill the San Diego Charges and then ID the New York Jets since be entered the league In 1973. He finally earned a starting berth on the Eagles. Coach Dick Vermeil de· scribed Gay as a "tlard· working guy who was vsry· much respected anlong the squad. He was ,a very warm person. He gave a lot. It's just Gallagher aald, "~ wu a beautiful guy. He was a good guy." Gallagher llllld be ldt IIW Gay at a.,,uistmaa party given by Eagles Dec. 11. "Hil :.. >rife and little ~ugbler ft'tl there and he waa enjoying • himself," said Gallagher. · But~saidthecouple . had a history of family course, but how aggravated they were lsn't known," the 11 prosecuwr said. ,, Gloucester. Township ' Ponce Chief Seth Slichler. : said · Mrs. Gay had flled '!. charges of .assault and • battery against her husband ' this year but later withdrew " a shock." . · Eagles' spokesman Jlm them. k VACATION .' ,WATCH .FOR OPFNING DATE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatior DEPOSITS INSURED TO •40,000 ' ' ... . " M •fiiER!I.!F~ELD!i!S~IN~P~0111111 ME~RO~Y-i' .'• OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 ' • I I chman, Charji e Woode; se ntry , Vernon Swartz; escort, Hobart Swartz; trustees, Myrl "Coakley, G. C. Griffen and C. L. Henderson. Earl Deem and Calvin Hawk were presented 25 year pill$. In the recreation period . . following, Charles Griffen, Elliott and Stephanie Lee, · and John Glenn Hawk led the singing of "Christmas Bells". Prizes were won by Richard McPherson and Delphin Greeger, Coo lville; Lisa Henderson, Alfred; Maxine Griffis, Guysville; Lena Belle Pullins, Reedsville; Robert Henderson, Guysville; Zona McPherson, Coolville; Sue Lee, Athens, and Calvin Hawk, Reedsville. ~ Children gathered lit the Christmas tree were given . treatsandMWABtcentenniat .,' SALE I they were WiawiJie of any domestic problems that mi ght have led to the ! arguments. "There have "' been l"'oblema In the put, of • r• WOMEN'S " COBBLER APRONS • ' ; /z PRICE! ' 1 :9ll spill threatens ecology . ' " iof rich Georges Bank area BySTE11'ARTPOWEIJ. NANTUCKET , Mass. (UP!) -The wor11 oil spiU In the ......,., of the U. S. Atla~ Coast has touched pan of ilie rich Georges Bank llshlng ponds and pooes an . 'cologlcal .and economic lbreat. · '· A .Coul Guard spokesman "ld today some of the !"'lmated 8.5 mllllon gaUona of oil spilled from the Liberian tanker Argo Mer· chant '' has gone across· Georges Bank" but the damage might not be as widespread as first feared. "Very little of the oU has . . comelncontactwiththetipof Georgea Bank, the southwestern tip," lbe spokesman said. "A big portion of it bas misSed the bank and won1 com~ In contact with lt." "We bave r011son to believe aU that has reached the bank so far is all that will affect · It," the spokesman said. The tanker split in half Tuesday during a winter Storm that caused 20-fool waves. The area of sea pollution measured ap· proximately 75 111ues by 'll miles at its widest point. Winds and currents have kept the oil away from the . coast, but mere were fears wandered 10 miles off ber changes In the weather could · chartad course last Wednes· ~ause the oll to come ashore day ID run aground in shallow on beaches and threaten the waters 'll miles southeast of tourist business in resort Nantucket Island. areas. The Coast Guard estimated Fro!ll the air the smelly -bout one million g-llons ol" mess "looked like a mass of oll was still Inside the pancakes 20 feel in tanker's 12 forw-rd ~torage diameter," -ccordlng to a·· CQr!laincr.s. , Coast Guard spokesman: The The ship split at 11s stern ?ilwasthr~toftve feetthlck about 9 a.m. Tuesday and m some ~lions. At one point was beld together by a few the oil gushed from the ship st~l strands as churning at the rate of 15,000 gallons whitewavescrashedoverthe per hour. bow, which was embeddad In The 640.foot vessel .the saoo while . the. stem carrying a 7,6 nullion..gallon • bobbed helplessly m wmds up cargo of No. 6 crude oU ID 40 knots. I I sl ip-over styles. SANTA'SIN TOWN - Tueaday afternoon Santa (Leroy Bartrum), was on the streets of Pomeroy handing treabl Ill children. Here he Ia shown holding Tracy Smith. Battrum is portraying Santa for the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. • Day for presents at y , The Pemeroy National Bank annually presents gifts of that perform a service to residents o( the county. · Tuesday was the day this year's gifts were presented to tbe · · county's fire departments, emergency squads, the Salvation . Army, the Meigs Capnty Children's Home Col1lllliltee, the Meigs Jaycees and ID the county lnformary for Christmas presents to residents there. The it.lctures below were taken of the presentations by Edlson •Hobstetter, president of the bank. 1pa11ey lo <rganizationa involved In community project• or VOL XXVII NO. 174 HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX SANTA CLAUS - TOYLAND, MAIN STORE WEDNESDAY & lHURSDAY 1 to 2 p M ~~~J:~H G!.!~N!1JME~~y . I ·'EMERGENCY SQUAD representatives.reeelviilg $100 checks each from the left ~ re Doo Mayer, Pomeroy; Jlm Daniels, Middleport; Gary Wolfe, Racine; Marvel Quillen, Rutland. Unrepresented Syracuse will receive a check later. Mr. Hobstetter is on tlie right. Supt. Charles L. Dowler was directed to seek applications for 8Jlew clerk by the Meigs Local School District Board of Education in a special session at the . Meigs Junior High Tuesday night. Earlier, the board refused to rehire John Triplett who bas been clerk since early last year. Reasons for failing to rehire Triplett were not disclosed allhe Dec. 21 se8slon althongh Triplett, represented by an attorney, sought to bave them made public. The board refused to give specific reasons on the grounds that it did not have counsel present. Amajor part of last night's meeting was · spent ln discussion of a student ex· pulsion problem. Dowler reported that there Is a Spanish Instructor's ,job open at the high achool, although there ls a qualified substitute now !llllng the post. One application lor the job baa been received. After being authorized to seek applications for the clerk's post Dowler said he will set up Interviews when be bas applications on band. The boorq. Informally arranged for pupa to use the Rutland gymnasium for basketball play at the request of member Snowden. At· · tending were Supt. Dowler, his assistant, Dan Morris; high achooi principal, James Diehl; clerk, Jobn Triplett, and members Snowden, Virgil King, Wendell Hoover and Dr. Keith Riggs. Six have to pay says' Four defendants were fined and two others forfeited fines In tbe court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Fined were Gerald Wilkinson, 38, Pomeroy, $15 aoo costa, disorderly manner charge; Gene E. Blanken· ship, 18, Middleport, $10 and costa, running a red light; Jar:aes D. Terry, 32, Miners- Specially Developed! Sensationally Priced! SAVING 100% SOLID-STATE CHROMACOlOlll ": F.IRE'D!!JPAR'I'ME~T representatives receiving $100 each from Edison Hobstelter, o. right, lneluclepfront, I tor, C. P. Harris; Jr., Olive; Jim Bailey, Bashan · Jim Daniels rJ MI<Weport; bacliro'W ,ltD r, George Collins, Orange Township; Ross Cleland, Chester; t i May~. Pomeroy; Mltcb !'lease, Racine; Dick Foley, Rutland. Syracuse will be sent a (' check. nor: I Features Stereo Precision record changer with Micro. Touch 2G tone arm, 8-track tape player-and colld-state AM -FM-Sfereo FM tuner.ampllfler .w.lth flywheel ~· tuning. Two Plus Two speaker ·matrix. Allegro tuned ~~.~" '"'~ ~i"]'ggooDIAGO ~Al . '7#1t~TH ~ ll~-:-t:f ~ , ~~\Utqll , . ~ ville, $10 and COMa, splnillng tires; Isaac Lewis, 10, CJif. ton, W. Va., 110 aoo costlj failure to Yle!il the right ol way. . · Forfeiting bonds were Billy R, Ferguson, 40, West Columbus, $300 posted on a charge of dnvlng while Intoilcated, and Jerry D. Lauer, 19, Whipple, . 132, posted on a speeding charge, Allegro Sound Syolom with Phono and Tape • G5B7 - Solid-s tate AM / FM /S tereo FM Tuner-Amplifier with 3-s peed automatic record change r, S-track tape player. Allegro 1000 speakers. · Simulated wood In Walnu t ilnish. '76/IPN 100% SOLID-STATE ~ DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO F460 - AM I FM with DIAGO~Al H091J- Compact size. but every in c h a Zenit h. So li d·st ate chassis wit h sol id stale tuning · system. Ze nith Quick-on Sunshine~ pic ture tube. ,. )' ~-:t--cV Dig ital Clock. Lighted . numbers plus Sleep , Switch , Radio and Fiadlo-Buzzer Alarms. Choice .of Wheal or Gold col Or finish. OPEN TIL 8 PM lHIS WEEK _.., , t By UDited Preaslnlinla.tiOJUII MILWAUKEE - DEAN EMERITUS ,JEREMIAH L. O'Sullivan wai a one-line legend In the old United Preu, It was he of the raspy voice and pithy reporting whOle telegram of resignation from ~In J921lsa classlc.Hiatel~ramAid :' "Hours tDo long, wages tDo low ,!He tqo short. ' O'Suillvan, a pioneer In journaliarn eitlucalloo and a longtime former dean of the Marquette University journallem school, died Tueoday after a buul with cancer. He wu 82. O'Sullivan was journallem dean from J928to 1982 and during those 34 years his gruff exterior, soft heart, and high profeaslonallsm got thousands of studenta launcbed Into their journalism careers. WASlUNGTON - IT WilL COST 25.4 MJWON elderly and diaabled persons an extra .50 cents a month for Medicare l"'elhluma 'ofter next July I. Citing higher medical cosll, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare Tuesday announced an Increase from $7.20 to $7.70 a month In the premiuma, effective July I, 1977. . Tbe Increase will cost Medicare beneficiaries an additional f!5H mUUon a year In out.oli)Clckel costa toward doctor billa and such other medical services as wheelchairs and crulches. An earlier announced Increase effective Jan. I raises the ouiAifi)Clckel charge for Medicare hospital blUa from $1041D fJ:U. An estimated 5.9 mDllon persona wiD pa~ this so-called deductible lnflscal year 1977 as their share rl the flnt 60 days of hospital care. · CLEAR, RICH NATURAL SOUND RECEMNG CHECKS FROM Mr. Hobatetter, right, are ltD r, Ray Win~, Salvallon , Army; Sbaron8alley, chairman of the Children's Home Citizens Committee; Bill Young," '' Meigs Jaycees; Grace Elch, Meig$ Co!mty Humane Society, and Mlldred Jacobs, Meigs I. Coqn)¥ lnlli'mary superintendent, :Fire levels home with $30,000 loss Lou was estimated at • f3Q,OOO from a fire which datroJed the two and onebalflllary frame home ol Mr. aoo Mr8. Roacoe Prater, SR 80ND8 GIVEN UP Tbrte defendanta forfeited ' boncbl In the court of Pomeroy , !lfayQr ~Jarenc~ Andrews " Tulllllay night. They Include Rogir Stewan, Middleport, J f3Q jlcllted on a speeding • chal1•; fllgle Chafin, VInton, I f3Q, foiled on a speeding cbat1' and Wayne Barnhart, P~. $160, postad on a · recklell operaliu~ charge. 681, one-half mile west of US There was Insurance. 33 Tuesday afternoon. Pomeroy received the caD Pomeroy Fire Chief 11:50 a.m. and tbe entire Charles Legar said his · second floor and attic were in department was hampered names when the department by high winds which fanned reached the scene. the biiize and lack ol" water on the ocene. The Middleport Department answered a call for ald with a tanker to EXTENDED OUTLOOK . provide more water. Frldly throu•h Suad.y, The . blaze apparently fair Friday and 8 chance of started In the attic of the snow Satunl~y and Sunborne and It was believed day. Hllba will be In lbe 20s defective wiring was the or low 3lo. Lows will be 5 to cause. A small portion of the It Friday and ID lbe teens family's furniture and some : Saturday and Sunday. Christmas presents for the children .were saved: INSTAU.ATION - 1977 presidents of the Meigs County Human Resources Council were installed at Tuesday's meeting at lbe Meigs Inn. Mrs. Leafy Chasteen, left, lnatalled Vernon Nease and Mrs, Mary Skinner wbo wtll each serve three month terms. They are pictured with reUrlng president, Chester King. Others to serve next year but not at Tuesday's meeting were Glenna Criap and Gene Lyons. oourt ' It· ·25"CONSOLE TV PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1976 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Solid .$8.00 - 100 per cent cotton. Limited quantify . , The entine Meigs Local wants.new clerk colors . and pr in ts ,. Regular prices S1.95 to. ' 1 Russell . E. Train, administrator of the U.S. Elllrlronmental Prolecllm ~ency, llllld Tuellday the spill already waa the biU.-I oU disaster in the hjllory rl th~ U.S. Atlantic Caul. The . Center for Short-Uved ' Phenomena In C&mb~ldge said loss of the entire cargo would mak~ the diluter one oftheworldslarpllollaplUa In the past decl!de. The Argo Merchant has reported II Incidents , ranging , from equipment malfunction ID groundlilga, since 1964, :ccordlng to Richard Golo . • Sizes: Small 1 medium and large. Button· front and ClOSED FOR . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ LONDON - mE SOVIET UNION IS SO FAR ahead 111 mllltary Blr power the United States might be forced 10 tiR l)Uclear weapons If war broke out ))etween lhe' two Bilper. powers, according Ill the latest edition ol Jane's All the wltld'a .Aircraft. The. new editlm of the authoritative alinual, publiahed Tueoday, sald the !lillie !lefenae armory of the United States consists malnly rl aging bomber1 and Interceptors. It urged quick production of the cootruverstal B1 bombers. In contrast, Jane'ssald the Soviet Union Ia building SQUIId· rons of super1011lc swing-wing bombers and -llle IJ&blera far slirpaMing the MIG 2$ llinded In J~- b~ a ~n defector laslSeptember. J. W. R. Taylor, editat ol Jane'~;Ald Washington baa serloualyuooereslirnated theiatelll MlGt and the Soviet Backfire bomber, which 1100ld strike at targell in the United States from Ruaalan bases and Ry on to Cui!~, He said the Soviets already bavemore tban 100 Backfire bomera In service. LYON : FRANCE -· A SCHOOL BUS CARRYING mentally retardad c!tlldren home from a joyful rre.cbrlalmP 'class lost its way In denSe log and crashed Into the ley Rhoile River Tuesday, killing t3of tbe children aooa teacher. Police said 9 peraons - 7 chlldren, the bua driver and another teacher - were pulled from 16 feet of !rigid water and survived. Only one child and the driver remained In the hospital today. ' • Council officers installed Officers for 1977 were In· stalled at the luncheon meeling of the Meigs County Human Resources Council held Tuesday at tbe Meigs Inn. The Counclloperates with a president change every three months and the officers for 1977 are Mrs. Mary Skinner, .Januar,y, February and March; Mrs. Glenna Crtsp, ·April, May and June; Vernon Ne~e, July, August and September; and Gene LYons, October, November and December. Mrs. Marg~ret Lew1s wtll continue to serve as Council secretary. ::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::: Montgomery 0 f Tbe retiring.' president, day if possible. Chester King, conducted the Brown spoke of the acmeeting with short reports tlvltles of Headatart noting being given by several of the tbat wben a child Is accepted agency reprl!!lentatlves at Into the program, tbe flrsl the meeting. thing Ill determine Is "where Sandy Brown of the Gallia· the child Is" and then start Meigs Headstart Program, the child there and begin reported on that agency's ef- eatabllshing success pat· forts to secure a Headatart terns. She retioried that a Center ln Meigs County: She · Christmas party had been noted that ~urrently under heldforthechildrenMonday. , consideration Is the Racine . Vernon Nease, Red Cross fire- station. She sald that 60 blood program chairman, pre-school children are cur· talked on tbe new two million rently Involved In liae pro- blood center under construe· gram through a "home lion ln Huntington. He start'' project which provides reported that Monday 116 per· for vlslts to the children ooe sons had reported to day a week. Tbat program, Meigs bloodmobile and that • she said, would be continued 81 pints had been taken. The but lbe children would also new Center In Huntington, he come Ill a Center for a baH· (Continued on page 18) Gallia elected county sheriff ·GALLIPOLIS (Special) -Commou Pleas Jad&e ftoJUo Mlldlell, Jaeklft C..ty, stttlag by · nll&•meal ruled todiy Jamea Moat&omer'y Is Gallta Ctaaty's duly e~ted sherllf. Jad&e Mltclled lbrtw out tbe aalt brought by defeated 1berllf'a eaa· dldale Ray Robert• (Repa!JHeaa) thai soup! ~ void Montgomery'• election on groWidtllbaiiD 11115 be wu pllty of a feloay,lbat Is, non-npport. Moatcomel')' ls lbe Ifni · Demecnt elected lllerllf In the -.aty 11Dct liH. the. Give-Away is Friday at one \ ' The drawing of the TV part Beulah Jones and Fred Crow. of the Gold Star Give-Away . On Feb. 9 Gordon Coleman program being sponsored by of tbe Cincinnati Rada front the Pomeroy Chamber of office wlll speak at the Commerce wlll be held chamber meeting at the Friday, Dec.24 at I p.m. at Cathollc Church. World the office of the Pomeroy Series lllm will be shown. Chamber of Commerce, lt Crow reported there Is was decided by the Chamber. $2,172.16 In the general fund, ln Its regular meeting $2,8111.55 In the Regatta fund Monday ut noon at the Meigs and f273.69 In the banquet Inn. No purchases ~e lleeri fund. necesaary ID participate. Barbara Chapman, Fred Crow, president secretary announced that ::;::,,:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::,,:,:,:;::::::::; · repoited,a youngster, Nancy Santa wl)l be on the padtlng Carter, had donated $6 lot Wednesday evening at the toward the Christmas Votces of Uberty program. Ughtlng fund. Atotal of 11,408 It was reminded Jbat a bas been pledged with 1838 of hearing on the subject of tbe the amount having b~en approach to the new bridge at collected. In order to get ' Ravenswood will be held al .-··~,<.• .. ....' adequate llghllng for next the counbouse on Jan. 12 at year a total of $4,000 will be 10 a.m . needed, . . · Attending we're Crow, Mrs. An awards dinner will Chapman; Bill Gruew,. Jlm be held In January Frecker, John Anderson , either on the 12th or Vernon Weber, Dale Warner, 17th at the Meigs Inn. c. E. Blakeslee, Jack Carsey, Named to the awards com· N. W. Compton, Tberflln mlttee were Richard Jones, Johnaon, and VIrgil Teaford. Thereon Jones, Katie Crow, -··t'. .',. a·· DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ' .., �- ' __________ __ ___.:__ ~_ Z- The DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleporl-'l'llmeroy, 0., Wodneodly, Dec.%%, lfl6 laol cantrol of ~ car on the Icy pavement. It went off the IIIChway lltriking a ditch. An accident~ In the Ohio Colloge Capital Clly Ciani<: A Chroni~le of America parlllne let at - the Melga e.osketball Scores • 11 Columbus, Olllo Unittd Press InternationAl County Garqe where a state Coollal 83 Wr ight-Patterson Ohio St 6< Davidson l7 Af'B oil truck opented by JIUDes H. Te-nnessee 97 Xa"Yler 73 Northern Kentuc;:ky 67 Qulvey, :II, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Dayton 90 Santa Claro 81 '63 backed 1$> a parked auto Youngstown 78 Pitfsburgh 73 St&ubenville 'Brolen fo Pieces': Mariello Sllrlnt Tiff in 73 Urbana 66 Two persons were Injured Gallia·Meiga Post State owned by Clayton H. Allen of lnvltotlona 1 Ada , Ohio, Captain Francis Rawdon, an In six traffic accidenta In· Highway Patrol. Rle> Grande 83 Marlette 68 Cbelter. Rotary Tourna-ment I chomp) olflcer In the Britlah army: vestlgated Tuesday · by the The firll injury came at Ohio Nor thern 5.9 Denison 61 Alderson -Broaddus 83 " I have not been mistaken (champ ) 11 :20 p.m. on the Folrftel(lUaltedPI'tlalaterualloaaf Glenville 10< Icons) in my judgment of this Defiance 9l Wilm ington 82 Indiana Clonic Centenary Rd., seven tentha Ohio state coach Eldon Cconsl [American] people. The Indiana 76 Miam i 53 of a lillie aouth of SR 511 Miller Is bard to please. Kiwlnis Pioneer Classic Southern people will no more at Canton, Ohio where an auto by ~I"'Q "I wasn't real happy. and 1 fight thon the Yonkeell. The Gloria L. Bickle·, 20, ~lit don't think the players wen.. Heidelberg 81 Malone 70 (chomp) fact is their army Is broken GalllpoliJ, went out of COI!trol either," MIUer said Tuesday lind I 80 Detroit Tech all to pieces, and ·the splri!S on the Icy pavement, rUt off . 1"1 night after his Buckeyes 75G~hen I cons I· or .their leaders ond their · . do<;med DaVidsOn, 114-67, f~r CHARLESTON, ·W. Va. the lilghway and Into a ditch. abettors is atso broken .... I Bernice 0101 their fourth win In seven (UPI ). - There's a time- She w88 InJured, but not think one may venture to immediately treated. No F01 Tllurlcll,, Doc. U, 1171 outings. ~u saving Chrlslmas gift for pronounce thatltls well nigh ARI!S (II- R1·Aprl 111 Be Mlller's discootent may of ~ travelers motoring through, citation was IMued. over with them .'' Jack E. Follrotl, 38, Rt. I, oure to include old trlends as had aome basis, though, since UD West Virginia's capital this Raci~, was Injured In an well aa new In any social ac- the Buckeyes held l51X>Int EAST MEIGS The holiday season, and Santa accident at 11:30 p.m. on tlvltle& you 're plann ing , so leads on four occasions Eastern girls band~ Kyger ' - By Ros!l Ma~ken z!e l Jell Ma~ Nel ly/1119'76, Unlled Feature Syndica te. Claus was on hand Tueoday Farrell Run Rd. in Melgo nobody's feelings will be hurt. during the first half but ,...., Cr. their firll 10811 of the . L-------.,.....;__________..1 for the opening of a four-mile County, ooe and one tenth TAURUI (Apill ·20·1111 20) allowed theWtldcats to come season recentlv by defeating oectiOQ; of Interstate 77 In the mile east of SR 7. Allh aug h you may 80hieve them, back In the second half and The Meigs Junior High their· Jr uo..' nd V sity state Capitol vicinity. goals not In accordance with Monday night travelled to · '"'6'' 1 ar The patrol said Follrod lost your highest Ideals will prove tie the game at 41-4). Athe nd lh 'ghth d Thursday The opening of the link control of hill car which ran hollow victories today. Set Iotty In fact, it took some sharp. ns a e et gra e In the f~ll game, Ealleni•s permits traffic to . go from off the lilghway severing a standarda. sltootlng from senior guard remall)ed undefeated as they Jr. !Ugh scored two points In Wytheville, Va., to Erie, Pa., power pole. Follrod suffered GEIIINI (IIOJ 21-Juno 20) You Larry · Bolden to assure handed the hosts their first the final30 seconda to win 14Led by ~II senior gtJard lerbacked . by Steve Baird, without a stoplight. And, visible lrtjuries. No charges may su«er ~ome disappointment victory for the. Bucks. loss, 40-39 . Meigs led by three 12. Leading acorer for the Doug Mlller's 20 points, "'Innally a forward. traffic on 1-M wlll be able to were flied. · regarding your original plans toBolden, who scored siJ; of · to live points most of the LIWe Eaglettes waa Renee Coach Wayne Berg~oll's Baylor, George WWis and move from Beckley to St. A City Ice and Fuel truck day, but the alternative witt prove his 15 points in the closing game, but Athens tied U aitd Riebel with' iO polnta. Wendy Southwestern Highlanders center Jon Thompson Louis , Mo., without en- driven by Larry R. Wliltt, 34, . best In the tong run. minutes, hit lwo straight field went ahead by one, 39o38, with Elkins . chipped In the llllpped a thretilame losing finished with nine points countering a traffic signal, Point Pleasant was Involved CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Your goals which snapped a ~ one minute to go. · . remaining four points. streak Tuesday night with a eat:h. B.alrd, fU1Ing in for counting· the West Virginia 0 In an accident at 7 :~ a.m. !~ ~:~~~ t~~~~~::, ~· g~:~~~; lie with 5:50 left In the game st~~t ~:i~llS~e;: ~~f~er . In the second game of the 19-54 SVAC victory over Sands, had eight points. Turnpike as part of 1-M, a Tuesday on US 33, one and be expensive to be appreciated. and converted two free length of the court and evening, Eaatem again W88 Kyger Creek. Southwestern tralled 11-9 West Virginia Department of one tenth mUes aouth of SR This could lead to some hetty th~'oWws wldldth 31tsec onds haleftd. dropped It In with one ·-ond on top with a SC<)re of 8b1fl. Millet played a consistent going Into lbe second period, Highways spokesman said. 681 In Meigs Countv. Whl . It's bills. e no P1ay r ~ Good d f d hot night Door game connect'"" for but took • commanding 31·24 Santa Claua was among the tr k d dri' b enough to be a good to go for the margin of vice enae an a ""' ven Y L!O tJulr 23-Aut. 22) There is a basketball 'team tonight," toty , Meigs held Athens' big for junior Vicky Epple, who seven points In the first lead at the half behind a :12- · dignitaries attending the J udlcthaAn G~-~ar u . ...y, 22, Atberut, strong possibility that you will Mill tal d "We gun Lavery to just five poin•· chipped In 32 points, kept the period, four In the second point second stanza. 'l'he lilghway dedication. He was were attempting •· ~- a prejudge the good Intentions of er camp ne · "' Lady Bob•ata 1 four In the third and five tn' Hlghlam,ers led ~ go1•• · reported to be an employe of line of coal trucke"'when ..--the an aoaoclale wrongly today and didn't pIay a t elthe r end wlth while Ohlinger was bu•y rom the final stanza. He wae also Into the final quarter. ""' • thr lenlng th• Eagleltett the highways department. G•-carpulledbacklnto"· .cauns_e an embarraaslng sltua- any kind of authority, We pouring In 15. Jolm Staats J eaiAmb e•··ha · lllstrumentalln hold••• the Soutbw,eatem 2-3 'overall _, "'" 110 auld Ia ha d f three added 10 and Bn"tt "-~·-n 9. a~ rose, 1 ""' vlng a ~.., The new linkup goes from right lane. Her car spun w P Y r or "'"""' aood lght chipped 1n 12 Bobcat IICO"'"" ace Ralph a"" 1-2 In the SVAC ~•t 30 of 5 G~eenbrier St., adjacent to around on the Icy navement VI~GO tAut. 23-hpl. 22) While minutes and then let up for · Other scorers were David in'· nf t'h E811 ,...... Baylor, ~17,'; fo....:ard, to ', flinoor attempts f~'3. pet. ,... the means are at hand It would lhree minutes." Kennedy with four and Mike po "' or e ern ••, ... the Statehouse, to the Turnand W88 llruck by Whitt's ba wlao to clear up old debts. hi Miller two H!)l on the boards for Eruitem !IIIII nine points. and nine of 18 ,t the foulllnee. 1 pll<e's northern end. I-77 and lr]lck. There W88 moderate They can't be rationalized ·away StaKteelvlnlth. Ra nsepolny Is anded ~onyo Other sc · orers for · At"··· ... waa senior Teresa Edwards · Ualng a coUapaing ~zone, Kyger Creek' sa"' 21 of 55 16 1·64 · run simultaneously . dama . ge. No one was Injured too much longer. · w · ,,..,. wh0 ha led d 15 bo··-'· the IUghlanders had Baylor field goal tries for :JJ,pcl. and through downtown or cited. Hall bad 14, but game-ltigi1 were Riggs with twelve, wl u own re w ... LIIRA (8opt. 23-0et. 23) Usual- scoring honors . went to Schever ten, and Abdella tb teammate Janet Ani· bo1ed In the entire game. lust 12. of' 'll at ' the cliarlty Charleston, heading In tllfAt 1:30 p.m. on TR 99, siJ; ly you're a, sociable, outgoing Davidson's 6-4 sophomore eight brose hauling In 11. Sophomore forward Gene llrlpe. ferent directions on the West · Quarlers Eastern now 1s 1-2 overall Layton also hit double figures TIM: Bobc4ts held a 41 to 39 Side. 1·77 goes · northwest tentha of a mile off SR 333, penon buttodayyou're likely to John Gerdy, who had 21 vehicles driven by Larry C. beth a biiHslow In warmdlng up to markers. Pat Hlckert added M I 10 8 and I for I In the SV AC. The with 12 points and senior rebounding edge, but com· through Parkersburg and I-M H0 lslnger 37 o let uoiJr e .,... aiii 10 12 K tth G mllted 16 t Rt 2 Racine o era. owever. uou ' ' next game. Is ~her 22, e rate added 10 88 did ' com, D,. F.orest'er, 19', hall down later. 161or the Wlldcats, now. l-7. Athens 5 15 4 13 , . . . umovers . . • rolls east through Hun- and .Gienda -hen both East . em sub Ron ·Jackson. AD . of pa""" to SWHS', nine. tonight ll : :- tlngton. sCORPIO (OCt. 2f-Nov. 22) 11 Elsewhere in Ohio co ege The seventh grade, ' ~ •....,. Rao Ine, sld esw Ipe d at a ,ou're entertaining at home to- basketball Tuesday night, lth h th h8d th teams host Southern. JackSon's points Cllllle In the Coach Mel Carter's IJWe However, northbound ey . ree · Eastern - Epple 32, second half. · Highlanders took Ute reserve traffic encounters a detour lilllcrest causing moderate day, limit It to guests whoso Dayton whipped Santa Clara, a oug damage. companyyou trulyenjoy. tnvltlng 90-SI, Indiana defeated ~arteders oodout due to Illness, Ambrose 12, Batey 7, EdCoach Keith Carter's Wt, 34-30. It:vln Pcttter led. the across Greenbrier Street A single· car rnlahap oc- someone out of obligation may · Miami 76-5 3 In the Pay g ball for nearly wards 4, Windori 2, Hannum Bobcats were led by 5-7 win11:ers with 1\. p·olnta. untU an overpass is finished curred on Fairfield- spoil_the tun . three quarters, trolling by 2 Fitch 2 senior guard Mitch Salem. Dennla Mollohan topped KC sometime next year. The Centenary Rd. one mile south IAGtnARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. =l~l~l:s:~ of at~ ·only one near the end of the 'Kyger Creek_ Rollins 26, Salem dumped In 13 points with IO,pcjiJ!ts. .• . , southbound pass is com- of Rt. 588 where RandaD s. 211 You may have to deal with Tennessee topped xaVier • period. But then Athens blew Stroud 6 Amos 4 before fouling out early In the . Kyger Creek 2-3 and !).3 In 97 pleted. Moore, 30, Patriot Star · Rt., someonke IOdayT who Is a trifle 73 It wide open, finally winning ' ' fourth quarter. the SVAC will play 'Buffalo, · cantan erous. h19 person can · 40-21. K W V "·• be won over by not responding Dayton, ahead 46-35 at C's offense was forced at . a. """· 30 at Kyger In kind . haHtlme, lmd to put down a Big scorers lor Meigs were Urnes to go without their Creek. Greg Thomas, 8, Dave Sau th west ern goes t o International Hockey reguIar guar ds , CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-lln. 18) late rauy· which saw Santa Meadows, 5, and Roger Do Sa da 5-10 Port · th Clay that same League Slondings ug n , senior, smou. Financial conditions are a milced Clara pull within three points, Donors of blood Monday Jr ., Barbaral. Fields, Mary bag today. You ha"Ve some heavy 112-79, with two minute left. Kovalchll<, 6. For Athens, United Press International suffered a dislocated thumb night. N0 rth Mon da y night and did riot n._ Monday at the Pomeroy A. Fields, Kathryn Denison, e~~:penses , but funds ·may come The Flyers then outscored the Schanzenback had 13 and ow. score: Tim King, Joan L. Edwards, trom unusual sources. 1 1 91 bloodmobile visit, Inad- Re>nald Hanning, Robert V. Broncos 11-2 the rest of the Downey ten. On January the Kalamazoow pts. ga play. With Salem In foul Kyger Creole CS4)- Salem, vertently omitted from the King, Sarah J. Fowler, Ed- AQUAfiiUS (Jan. 20·Fib. 1t) II way to assure victory. eighth grade travels to 1711 3 37 142 112 troublelnthesecondquarter, 5-3·13; Baylor,4-1-9; Wlllls,.J. report Tuesday, were: ··~n on of f"tve Jackson. · Flln.t 1s 13 4 34 136 112 the offense was qua 3-9; Thompson, 3·3·9; Belrd, ward W. Dur.$1. Norma G, you have an Important decision Jim P~ • e · r- 4-0-8; Helms, t-0-2; W~»lfoll, to make today, balance your opi13 13 6 32 125 124 Pomeroy ·Roger K. Wilcox, Judith Vaughn, nion aQ'a1nst others whose Dayum players in double f,"J\n~~ron t-2·4. Totals 21-12·54. Stewart, Jeff Hilleary, Lindo James Whltlach, Martha J. judgment you respect . figures, dumped In 211 points Soulhwestern (6t)- Grate, 14 15 , 32 119 IU Stewarf, Lois J . Wyant, Hackett, Lorry Milch , Milton to lead all scorers. He also Muskegon 13 1 30 120 l2 Tuesdoy's Results 5·0·10; Layton , 5·2·12; Hood and James R. Bailey. 4 4 6 William H. Hllrrls, Susan PISCES (Fib. 20-March 20) South No ~:"' scheduled Blanton, 2-3-7; Bush, 4·0·8; Long Bottom - Henry E. Strangely enough, one you do pulled down 10 rebounds lor Oliver. William Radford , the Flyers, who upped lbelr tangles with Eastern w 1 1 pts, gf ga Port ntsday's Games Jackson, 5-0-10; Miller, 8-4-20 Mary Starcher, · Harry Lee Bahr, Howard E. Parker . the most lor today will do the Michigan at Athena, Toledo Tqledo Huron at Saginaw and Potier, 1-0-2. Totals 30-9. 15 13 Minersville Carolyn A. 5 35 140 137 BaileY. Harlan H. Wehrung, least ror you, while one yoll ig- season mark to i·l. Kurt hos!S 6n · 69 · Indiana State· Dayton 16 13 1 33 t2l 12l Flint at Muskeg Charles, Stacie Arnold, Geri L Wolfon , Patty J. nore will bend over backward to Rambls paced the Broncos, Evansville, and Seina. (N.Y.) Columbus 12 14 6 30 124 126 Onl~ garnes scheduled By Quarters: Barton, Sher i Clark, Harry E. VIrginia Davis, Brenda help you. now:!,;·, with zs markers. Fort Wayne hursday's Games Kyger Creek 11 13 11 19-54 Davis. Roger Grindley, Ciotk, Howald P. Logan; plays at Cleveland State. No games soheduled Southwestern 9 22 14 2~9 Phyllis M. Gainer, Lloyd Harry G. Brown and Janet E.· Miami's sltootlnl went cold 10 19 s 25 Ill 158 Res..vu _ sw 34 KC 30 Blackwood, Virgil K. Wlndoo , Hill. during the final 8\1 rnilwtes Syrscuse - Millard L Jacqueline D. B"rlckles, Jeff of the first half In its game Roush, Rollle Stewart and Warner, Roherl W. Vaughan, with Indiana and the Rupa Goradla, Rober! W. Kathy Frr.. Rutland - Rosella F. IU!dsltins never got back In Smith, Mike Cullums, Dac. 23, 1171 Rowena Vaughn, . Leo L. Birchfield, Donna Davidson, This year, you'll develop ·the contest in the final period. Vaughn, Wallace P. Hatfield, Leo Davidson and Mary relationships with persons both • Miami, ~2, was led by John Marvin E, Taylor, Sheila J. Davidson. intelleclual and fars8eing . Th~ Shoemaker with 14 points and Reeds.vll le Richard L. Taylor, Richard 0 . · Friend, Butcher, Mecel . Batton, associatiOns will be inSpirational Chuck •Goodyear with 12. Michael D. Oiler, Rebecca Kent Bell'!On poured in 26 Farnsworth , .. Homer G. Richard Barton, Hugh Martin and beneficial. (Are you a Capricom? Bernice points for the Hoosiers to lead Baxter and Jerry Fields. · and A. F. Gainer; Pt. Racine - Dorothy Sayre, Pleasant, Don Wilhelm ; 0101 has written a special Aatro· 8!1 scorers. Karen · L:. l'yles, Charles F 1 Mason, Dennis K. Harris, Graph Letter tor J'OU. For your In gaining their fourth win Pyles·, Jr ., William, H. Luther Tucker ; Coolville, copy tffJnd 50 cents and a long Charles Es~tmon; Hemlock against three losses, Lhe Hoback; .Aaron D. Wolle. uti-addressed, stamped Hartlord - Garry G. . Grove,-' Shaton H. Welker ; enve/o~ to Astro-Graph, P.O. Hoosiers kept Intact their Chester, Albert L Marlin. Bor 489. Radio Clfy Slat/on, llow Gibbs. John York, N. 'r'. 10019. Be sure to ask record of never having lost In Middleport -' Dennis M. and . Cheshire, Reanegar. the tourney Initiated by coach Hackett, George L: Harris fOr Capricorn Volume 1.) Bobby Knight. At Knoxville, TeM., the Tennessee Volunteers hit on a sizzling 72 per cent of theit shots from the floor and 'had AT five players In double flguree 88 they coasted .to · victory over Xavier. The Vols opened up a 21· point lead by the end of the llrsi half and went 111 to their · ' silth victory In eight games, 'r Lawrente E. Lamb, M.D. one cup of All·Bran every day pressure by changing one's while xavier dropped to h'l. to alleviate a colon problem I '; DEAR DR. LAMB - .Could living patterns. Clip these coupcins and Garry Whitfield led the : you please let me know what . Thaf means anyone with was having. Since I don't losing Musketeers wllh 22 11.13 at CountJy • effects taking two Catapress . any elevatloit of blood really like the stuff, I have points. : pills for blood pressure plus · pressure should ellmin8te been putting it · into liquid . In · Cousins. . other games, ; two or Uiree Valiwn pills a any body fat they can. Every fonn In my blender and mix- Youngstown State beat r----------------------------------·--·~ • day would have on a man's ounce of fat under Ute skin Ing it with other things such Pittsburgh 711-73 and Tiffin should be eliminated by as chocolate flavoring, : sexlife? whipped Urbana 73-$i. And In • My husband is !akJng this weight control programs. yogurt, a banana, with milk, tourney aclioo, ·holt Ohio · medicine for high blood When thlllls done and the salt etc. I am wondering if I am Northern won the cham· 1 I Our delicious deep tried : pressure. Is be too relaxed or intake Is reduced, the need still getting the benefit from p~IR of the Ada Rotary Triple treat~ large fries. regular soft I . sandwich witll large fries : too tired] After supper he for powerful medicines with the bran even though I put it Tournament with a narrow · drink. , I r~~gulor soft drink. • just falls asleep and slop all undesirable side effects can In liquid form. Am I 59-67 victory over Denison, ellminallng'the roughage my often be reduced or 10 : evening, then gets up to go to while Defiance downed With Coupon c:. wilh Coupon eliminated. coloo needs by doing this ]In- Wilmington 95-82 In the · bed and sleep again. So I think your husband cidentally, even though I am consolation game: . DEAR READER- Valium :~~""'--·- __ !~i~_l,!:l.!;!!, __ ~-----~:::: 12-31·" : 88 you probably kilow Is a should eliminate any fat doing this, my problem Heidelberg copped the I : tranquilizer. Catapress does deposits be has. And a word seemslesssevere. ' Kiwanis Pioneer Classic DEAR READER - It championship in btallng , cause drowsiness. I am not ·of caution, if a parson Is tak: surprised that the combina- Ing Catapress and stops 'it doesn't make a particle of Malone 11-70 at Cantoo, and tllffenonce. The cereal fiben Goshen (Ind. ) defeated ' lion makes your husband so in various bran-type Detroit Tech 110-75 In the I : sleepy. Catapress also makes ~ oil meat hot !log with conay : some men Impotent. When pressure. If his doctor · breakfastfoods is what consolaUon contest; • A delicious who.. hog sausage 1 souce, large fries ond r~tular soft sandwleh, onion rings and r19ular 1 dnnk. 1 • that occurs there Is little else decides to eliminate it he counta. Many people use pure Rio Grande rolled to a 83-48 ; they can db in bed besides should be gradually bran and mix it with ap- victory over host Marietta In 15 With Coupon withdrawn from the Pleu!!ttee, ice cream and an title game of the Pioneers' sleep. "'With Coupon inedlclne to , avoid this . These effect,s occur with lnfinlte variety of foods. The · Shrine Invitational" and ~:l...!'-·--·--··.;;e.x_.p~i.r_-ts~l2.;.·31-76 1· ..::;~ Expires 12-31-76 : some other medicines used In dangerolfll resl>onse. bran in whole wheat flour ili Alderson-Broaddus '(W.Va ) ~------------·--·-· I am sel\(ling you The alsoflne,anditmaltesnodif- topped Glenville (W.Va.) 116. "' the treatment of high blood BRING THE FAMILY .IN ANI) RECEIVE AFREE · pressure. There ore good Health Letter nwnber loll, terence If the bran ts m a bak· 101 for CIIISOlation honor•· . : reasons why some doctors Blood Pressure, to give you ed or cooked food. and holt Capltalllreaked to CANDY CANE FOR EAQ1 CHILD. SURE TO : think treatment with' some of more infonnation on the proThe cereal fiber, bran or 83-45 win over WrightTRY OUR DELICIOUS ICE CREAM FOR DESERT. the high blood pressure blem. Others who want this breakfast foods containing Patterson AFB In the opening · medicines can be worse than infonnatlon can get It by sen- them are not roughage 88 you round of the Capital City located ol698 W. Main 51. nullo lhl Jonts Boys in r - ~r. ding 50 cents with a long, think. As soon as cereal fiber Classic while Northern · the dlseaee. Open December24 Unti16:00 P.M. I agree with treatment for stamped, self•addressed Is moistened adequately I! Kentucky edged Steubenville elevated blood pressure, but envelope to me In care of this becomes soft. Jt~~~tlool< again 67-Q In the other flrll rOWtd CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY whenever possible I do think newspaper, P.O. Box 1551; at a bowl of cereal that Y9U contest. 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Pomeroy cro~n Marietta , headed by Gary Hursey and Mitch to the All-Tournament team. Price was named the Mircle with 16 a piece, is 3-4. tournament's most valuable player. Rio Grande hit 28 of 57 field goal attempts for, The charges of Coach Art Lanham are idle 1 49 percent. The Redmen were really hot at the until Dec. 29 when the Redmen travel to Cleveland charity line, sinking 27 of 34 free tosses. Rio to battle Dyke College in a non-conference outing. picked off 43 rebounds, 10 by Dean Fitzpatrick. Alderson-Broaddus, with seven players in · double figures led by Greg Zimmerman wilh 23, Price added nine.. Mariettahit28of62fieldgoal attempts and 12 led most of the way by a slim margin in the allof .16 free throws·.· The Pioneers collected 41 · ·west Virginia consolation, including 61 ·55 at rebounds, 10 by sophomore Gary Hursey . halftime. · · · · · · The Pioneers led briefly in the first half, 26-25. Individual scoring honors wimt to Glenville's Rio's biggest lead was 69-48. Tom Coates with 42 points, including 19 field Rio's Gil Price and Jimmy Noe were named goals. Charlie Warneer added 26 for the losing cause. ·· Harris and Bleier hurt Highlanders beai KC ' Rio Grande subdued a late Marietta rally Tuesday night to win toe Sixth Annual Marietta lnvitativr.al Shrine Tournament championship 8368 after Alderson-Broaddus took the consolation contest 116-104 from Glenville. The Redmen, sparked by Gil Price with 31 points and Jimmy Noe with I8, took a 4I-32lead in the first half and then pulled out in front by a 21jioint margin. The host Marietta Pioneers trimmed the deficit to 10 points before Rio Grande could get going again, taking its eighth win in nine season games. NEW YORK (UPI ) - For years 110W, the Oakland Raiders have been called an over-aggressive team. Some people have gone even further than that and charged them with plaYine dirty football, an accusation their boss, AI Davili, feels has been pinned on ll)em because the Pittsburgh Steelers have . themselves an exceptlooally smart coach. · · · The man Davis bas In mind Is ·cluck Noll, whose Steelers meet the Raiders for the AFC championship &mdsy in Oak1 land frQm where the winner goes to the Super Bowl. 1 Ordinarily, Chuck Noll doesn 't have much to say about other I ball ciubl. He did, however, make pointed refere~ce to tbe , Raiders' style of play after hili wide receiver, Lym SwaM, - suffered a coocusslon when nailed-from behind with a forearm by Oakland defensive back George Atkinson in the first regulargameoftheseason, won bytbe Raiders. Asked for his lmlment, Noll said, "You have a criminal element In all aspects of society. Apparently, we have It In the St~lers lifted weights. PITISBURGH (UP!) NFL, too." The spokesman said The Injury dilenuna that Atklnson was fined $1,500 for the episode and Noll's little plagued the Pittsburgh Harris, whose ribs are speech colt him $1,000. Nowthat the two teams are about t.o go Steelers throughout the 1976 heavily taped, underwent ; wlnglneal one 110olher again In Sunday's far more Important season continues to hamper both heat and whirlpool contest, there has been tallt about revenge, retribution and their efforts to gain a spot In treatm ent. Bleier's dirty football. . . what would be their third treatment was limited to the . "The Steelers started all this, Jut their coach was intelligent consecutive Super Bowl. whirlpooL enOugh to turn It around at us," Davis said from Oakland Only one Steeler running While kicker Roy Gerela ' Tuesday. . and backup ruMing back · back is in what could be "He 'i!BS smart. He made WI look like the vUWns, but you Frenchy Fuqua are listed as considered good health : :don't think tbe Steelers got where they are now by playing probable, two offeneive stars Reggie "lloqbie" Harrison, a . nice, soft fooiP~NI, i)!> you1 Be assured they didn't get to the - Franco Harris and Rocky strong runner good at bulhng . Super Iiowl the pruit two years by being nice fellows. Bleier · remained past linemen but not as good "They're called 'the. Great Intimidators.' I never called questionable for the AFC UUe a blocker as Bleier and them that, 9thers ~id, but go ask around the league and listen game with the archrival Fuqua. Rookie ba ck Ja ck Oakland Raiders. 1 what Shey have to say about the kind of football the Steelers , play. · ' Gerela has a groin infection Delaplaine is listed as "They cracked lJil Golden Richards (DaUas' wide receiver) that limited his action In the doubtful [or the Oakland pretty gOod In 11\e last ,Super BOwl game, didn't they? How first-round playoff victory game because of a sprained :about our. champl<i~sltlp. gatne with them In 1974? They were against Baltimore last knee . His place on the punt ; brutal 111 Freddie ,Blletnlkoff al)d Cliff Branch, absolutely Sunday. Fuqua is suffering return teams bas been taken brutal. They woo, but we didn't complain about II. Anddldyou from a pulled calf muscle. by wide receiver Lynn '· see Dwiglit White standing over B~rtJones last Sunday, trying Harris suffered badly Swoon. . to slap the half away from him?·Look, lhey're rough. I'm not bruised ribs in the second half Coach Chuck Noll said hili ' saying they're dirty, but they play very hard, tough football." of the Baltimore game; · What about the Raiders? ' earlier In the game' Bleier "What about us?" D~vts tepeated the question. "Bllelnikoff sprained the big ·toe on his and Branch get kuled every week, but did you ever hear them right foot, a toe be had ' complain? Never. We hav,e a policy--no bitching ...." · · surgery on · after being AI Davis makes a good case for his team, but he still leaves a wounded In Vietnam. "few things unsaid. George Atkinson, for example, draws , "Both have sltown scme repeated penalties for personal fouls, and the high incidence of improvement/' a team bruising, cootroverslal plays the Raiders are Involved In spokesman said Tuesday , certainly don't make them candidates for the Good Conduct "but not enough to change •Medal. There's a fine line between the tough, hard-nosed ltind their status." On Monday the Meigs girls' , of footbaU AI Davis talks about and the other kind, and H8rris and Bleier both basketball team swept a pair : sometimes I've seen · the Raiders step over that line, attended the ste·eiers' team of games from visiiing Vinton intentionally or otberwlse. meeting Tuesday, where the County at Morrison Gym• On the other hand, nobody will ever mistake any of the players reviewed· films. But nasium. Steelers for Utile_~ P_ee_&_either_. Mean Joe Greene normally then both headed to the The varsity was successful is a pleasant, easy-going Individual, nothing at aU like the treatment room whlle other by the lopsided score of 79-211. designation in front of his name would Imply, but he {:an get ,worked up during a ball game, enough so that he was once · -fined by the league for mistaking a rival player for the football are truly a great football team. We expected them to heat Baltimore but we didn 'I expect them to dominate them the way and punting him a couple of yarcls. they did. They looked so overwhelming. We've heen more of a · No matter what, the Raiders realize it won't be e88y Sunday co~rageous team than a super team iJUs year. All year long, ,keeping the Steeiers from a third trip to the Super BowL "We may be in over our heads/ ' Davis said: "The Steelers we ve had a number of our key men out. We've had to scratch ! fight and hustle for everything we got." · ' A Grapb. By MILTON RIQIMAN UPI Spiirta Editor RioRe men cop T~~&day's high school results Ohio HigN School Bosketbail Scores United Press International Shaker Helghfs ·ss Be reo 50 Bedford 59 Eastlake North 47 Brush 67 Moylleld <l Mentor 46 Will oughby South 44 Br'unsw.l ck"67 North Royalton 62 La kew ood 60 Garifle(;t Heights Sl Normandy 63 Valley Forge 58 Cie Holy Name 45 Cle Central Cath 38 Elyria Catholic 70 Chane! 61 Clearvi ew 74 Wellington 71 P ai nesville Ha rvey 91 Klrt. lard 78 Bralenahl Christian n 82 Baptist Upper Sandusky 91 Bucyrus 64 O!]larlo 69 Wynford SO Mansfield Wooster 41 M~dlson 54 Findley 69 Lorain Admiral King 65 BllrbertOn 103 Akron St. VlnSt. M 50 Coshocton 76 Tusky Volley 55 Riverview 7l Philo 55 Ridgewood 78 Lakeland 51 0 t~~t~ Scio 51 NewComers- Maysville 59 Trl Valley 57 lot) Ashtalid 74 New Philadelphia 66 Coli Sandy Valley 71 Tuslaw l< Akron S 91 Lou isville Aqui nas 60 Cc1nal Futton Northwest 70 Pam Vaughan again led the Miner va 69 Melgs teani .as site poured In Barberton 103 -Akron St Vin ·St . • 16 points, followed closely by Mary 50 Parm~ 62 East Cleveland Glenda Brown's 15. Brown Shaw 60 also hauled In 13 by. rebounds. Euclid 74 Maple Heights 53 AIIIO scoring in double figures Lora in Catholic 86 Lake were Beth Vaughan with 13 Cath olic 82 and Mary Boggs with 12. · Oberlin 68 Amherst 66 (overtime) · Meigs shot a hot 41 percent jllorth Ridgeville 74 Ver from the floor and II of 14 milion 4l from the charity stripe. Elyria 65 Marion lJ Vinton $ot .a cool 26 percent Mansfield 67 Lorain 47 Cle Coll inwood 65 Cle St. from the floor and cashed In Joseph 58 on only 2 of 7 free throws. Olmsted Falls 65 Brooklyn 50 Meigs played a super game Independen ce 70 Trinity 44 as they sank 12 of li floor Cle Cathedral Larlln 120 · . · Youngstown North 59 shots m the first quarter to · Ashtabula Harbor 54 Jef. race out to a 2U lead: The ferson 50 team had only nine turnovers Geneva 83 Wickliffe ~3 t ·• the entire game and every New London ·68 Flrelands 53 player saw ~etlan as the first ~randvlew 65 West Jefferson team sat on the bench the Col Brookhaven 65 Col entire second half. Watterson 57 Meigs' big test comes Licking Valley 76 Newark Catn 66 Wednesd~y night at 6 p.m. Amanda Clearcreek 66 when Meig~ hosts West , Mil lersport 55 Virginia state champions Watk ins Memorial 69 Heath Parkersburg Catholic. j~nstown 80 Licking His 63 M 26 19 10 22 Hebron LakewoOd 85 NorlhV . a 2 10 8 ridge 59 , MEIGS - Vauglmn B., 6-1- Berne. Union 75 Glou•ler 13, Vaughan 7·2·16, Broll'll5-li· [~~~~E~ 66 Westfall 63 15, Burdette ~. Vaughan, Anderson 71 Colerain 69 (3 all Pat, 3-2-8, Meadows 1.().2, Taylor 82 Harrison 58 Howard 2-1-5 Snouffe~ ~ Dak Hills 95 Norwood 51 · Bog•• 6.().12 ' ' Wyoming 60 Greenhills l8 ""' · loll VINTON -Woodard 1.().2, Sycamore 86 Mariemont 64 Will 0-0-0, Rodgers 1-1·3, Indians Hlll66 Glen Este 62 (2 Mulllne 7.().14, Engle 1.().2, all Saylor~ Coer 0.1·1 Mt Healthy 61 Northwest 48 ' ' Loveland 71 Milford 48 Shrine champions! CHAMP!ONs"HIP GAME RIO REDMEN Ill) PLAYER FG-A FT-A PF Dean Fitzpatrick 1·6 1·2 2 2·3 Gr~James <·S . 2 e.t6 2~ 5 Jim oe Gil Price 11 -20 9-12 3 D•le Royse 2-4 6·6 3 Mark Swain <-6 3-5 3 0-2 2·2 s Geor3e Vlc krov Dan lse 0-0 0·0 0 TOTALS 11-57 27-3111 II MARIETTA 1681 PLAYER FG·A FT.A PF Tom Sowers 0·1 2·2 l Milch Miracle 8-IS 0·0 1 Gary Hursey 1-20 2-2 4 Jeff Fatoba 4-9 0·2 3 Ron Morrison · -10 0-0 3 Burt Edwards I·1 6-7 2 Phil Marcantonio 0-0 2·2 3 2·1 0·1 4 GrliQ,,:IIbert 1-1 Jell alloce 0·0 0 Rick Seibert 1·1 O·U 0 TOTALS . 18·61 12 ·16 26 RB TP 10 3 •8 ' 188 9 0 31 10 1 It 1 2 1 0 43 8] RB TP 1 1 10 8 2 th 16 8 8 8 3 •I 1 3 4 0 2 41 Score a-t half - · Rio .11 Mar ietta 37 0 2 68 Wrestlers in Cln Aiken 84 Cln Woodward 58 Cln 69 Cln Withrow 67 Cln Turp in 19 Lynchburg fourth place Clay 66 in tournament · H~ghes Meigs High School wrestlers last Saturday came home with fourth place flnlah against tough com. petition In the Fairland lnvitallonal Holiday Tournament. · · Buffalo, W.Va. copped first place with 141 polntl followed closely by Chesapeake with 139. Barboursville; W. Va. finished third with 119, Meigs bad 1)0~, Nelsonville-York ended with 89~, Johnson Central of Kentucky had 87, and Fairland finished In last · May you and your loved place In Its own .tournament oneB bo happy ond safe with 65 polnia. ' during lhla Christmas Meigo High came home Seaaon and tlje coining with the tourney's highest Individual honor as Dwayne New ~ear, McLaughlin was the, champion In the 145 pound ciasa and was named by . BILL ·coaches al)d officials aa the toomey's Most Valuable nETCHER . Wrestler. Another honor went to Meigs' Robert Nakamoto who flniahed as champion In the i67 pound clasa. like A Good Neighbor, Other Meigs grapplers who took honors and ribbons Sllle FR!mIt Thert. were: John EbUn, second place, 105 pound clasa; Kevin McLaughlin, second place, · St1t1 firm ln1ur 1nca' Cc11~1n iu 132 pound; Cad Gheen, third, M o1111 Q!ti~1 : 126; Gary Priddy, third, 138; 8100111 1~11011, llllnolt • Ray Willford, tlilrd, 180, and David Davis, heavyweight division, third place. a S.reelings INUI IANO ...... ~·· "·- -.. - ..... . . Meigs reserves upped their re<:ord to 3-1 by defeating the ·sank only I of 6 free throws visitors 19-13t,Jonla Aah led while VInton sank 3 of 12 all scorers whh II points chartty tosaes and 20 percent while Terry Wilson led the from the floor. Vinton scored winners In rebounding with 7. only one point the entire first The Meigs reserves shot 17 hall. Toola Aah led with 11 percent froni the Door but points. Southern streak holds The Southern High girls kept their- win streak alive Monday 'night when they staged an awesome second half performance to beat host Kyger Creek 55-39. Trailing 26-:14 at half-time, the girls of coach Connee Williams lurne~ on the defense and limited the hosts to just eight polnis while scoring 17 to open up the ball game. A balanced aitack, led by Jean Rllchharl's 20 · phlnts, proved the difference. Right behind ·her was Brenda Lawrence with 19 and an amazing 23 rebounds, w)rlle · junior Cheryl R.oseberry netted 16. Jaye Ord pulled In 14 reboqnds while Usa Allen got six. • Kyger Creek was led by M. Rolllna' 20 points, and G. Anios had nine. Southern Ia now :HI on the year. , ' Quamn s 12 24 41 55 K 12 26 34 39 THE SOUTHERN Junior High girls held onto a slim lead throughout the game and finally won 23-22. Tamm v Smith poured through thlr- teen points to lead all IICOrers. Taylor and Nibert each had six fur the hosts. KYGER - Taylor 6, Nibert 6, WIUiamson 4, Beckers 2, Foster 4. SOUTHERN - Boso 4, T. Smith 13, Grueser 2, E. Smith 2, Gheen 2. QUARTERS s 6 14 16 23 K 4101622 Get this •29.95 value : Roll-about Cart, FREE when this 1977~ 100% SOLID·.STATE CHIOMA<OlOilll 25"Table Model TV ElECTRONIC VIDEO GUARO TUNING ·SYSTEM ' One-knob VHF and UHF channel select~6n . Thl KIMBERLEY H 1510 Vlnyl- c1 8d metal cabi net. Simulated · grained Walnut finish. tOO% Solkf·State ChUIIs. Power Sentry Voltage Regulat ing System. F..turlng color sonlry outomotlc picture control. . OPEN Tl L I p.m. THIS WE El< Weekdays 7:00,1:30 Sat & Sdn. 2:00,4:30 $59995 INGELSC JU.RNITURE i,_._, -~ ......W"t~~!!~~l- -~ J J "' +---J �- ' __________ __ ___.:__ ~_ Z- The DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleporl-'l'llmeroy, 0., Wodneodly, Dec.%%, lfl6 laol cantrol of ~ car on the Icy pavement. It went off the IIIChway lltriking a ditch. An accident~ In the Ohio Colloge Capital Clly Ciani<: A Chroni~le of America parlllne let at - the Melga e.osketball Scores • 11 Columbus, Olllo Unittd Press InternationAl County Garqe where a state Coollal 83 Wr ight-Patterson Ohio St 6< Davidson l7 Af'B oil truck opented by JIUDes H. Te-nnessee 97 Xa"Yler 73 Northern Kentuc;:ky 67 Qulvey, :II, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Dayton 90 Santa Claro 81 '63 backed 1$> a parked auto Youngstown 78 Pitfsburgh 73 St&ubenville 'Brolen fo Pieces': Mariello Sllrlnt Tiff in 73 Urbana 66 Two persons were Injured Gallia·Meiga Post State owned by Clayton H. Allen of lnvltotlona 1 Ada , Ohio, Captain Francis Rawdon, an In six traffic accidenta In· Highway Patrol. Rle> Grande 83 Marlette 68 Cbelter. Rotary Tourna-ment I chomp) olflcer In the Britlah army: vestlgated Tuesday · by the The firll injury came at Ohio Nor thern 5.9 Denison 61 Alderson -Broaddus 83 " I have not been mistaken (champ ) 11 :20 p.m. on the Folrftel(lUaltedPI'tlalaterualloaaf Glenville 10< Icons) in my judgment of this Defiance 9l Wilm ington 82 Indiana Clonic Centenary Rd., seven tentha Ohio state coach Eldon Cconsl [American] people. The Indiana 76 Miam i 53 of a lillie aouth of SR 511 Miller Is bard to please. Kiwlnis Pioneer Classic Southern people will no more at Canton, Ohio where an auto by ~I"'Q "I wasn't real happy. and 1 fight thon the Yonkeell. The Gloria L. Bickle·, 20, ~lit don't think the players wen.. Heidelberg 81 Malone 70 (chomp) fact is their army Is broken GalllpoliJ, went out of COI!trol either," MIUer said Tuesday lind I 80 Detroit Tech all to pieces, and ·the splri!S on the Icy pavement, rUt off . 1"1 night after his Buckeyes 75G~hen I cons I· or .their leaders ond their · . do<;med DaVidsOn, 114-67, f~r CHARLESTON, ·W. Va. the lilghway and Into a ditch. abettors is atso broken .... I Bernice 0101 their fourth win In seven (UPI ). - There's a time- She w88 InJured, but not think one may venture to immediately treated. No F01 Tllurlcll,, Doc. U, 1171 outings. ~u saving Chrlslmas gift for pronounce thatltls well nigh ARI!S (II- R1·Aprl 111 Be Mlller's discootent may of ~ travelers motoring through, citation was IMued. over with them .'' Jack E. Follrotl, 38, Rt. I, oure to include old trlends as had aome basis, though, since UD West Virginia's capital this Raci~, was Injured In an well aa new In any social ac- the Buckeyes held l51X>Int EAST MEIGS The holiday season, and Santa accident at 11:30 p.m. on tlvltle& you 're plann ing , so leads on four occasions Eastern girls band~ Kyger ' - By Ros!l Ma~ken z!e l Jell Ma~ Nel ly/1119'76, Unlled Feature Syndica te. Claus was on hand Tueoday Farrell Run Rd. in Melgo nobody's feelings will be hurt. during the first half but ,...., Cr. their firll 10811 of the . L-------.,.....;__________..1 for the opening of a four-mile County, ooe and one tenth TAURUI (Apill ·20·1111 20) allowed theWtldcats to come season recentlv by defeating oectiOQ; of Interstate 77 In the mile east of SR 7. Allh aug h you may 80hieve them, back In the second half and The Meigs Junior High their· Jr uo..' nd V sity state Capitol vicinity. goals not In accordance with Monday night travelled to · '"'6'' 1 ar The patrol said Follrod lost your highest Ideals will prove tie the game at 41-4). Athe nd lh 'ghth d Thursday The opening of the link control of hill car which ran hollow victories today. Set Iotty In fact, it took some sharp. ns a e et gra e In the f~ll game, Ealleni•s permits traffic to . go from off the lilghway severing a standarda. sltootlng from senior guard remall)ed undefeated as they Jr. !Ugh scored two points In Wytheville, Va., to Erie, Pa., power pole. Follrod suffered GEIIINI (IIOJ 21-Juno 20) You Larry · Bolden to assure handed the hosts their first the final30 seconda to win 14Led by ~II senior gtJard lerbacked . by Steve Baird, without a stoplight. And, visible lrtjuries. No charges may su«er ~ome disappointment victory for the. Bucks. loss, 40-39 . Meigs led by three 12. Leading acorer for the Doug Mlller's 20 points, "'Innally a forward. traffic on 1-M wlll be able to were flied. · regarding your original plans toBolden, who scored siJ; of · to live points most of the LIWe Eaglettes waa Renee Coach Wayne Berg~oll's Baylor, George WWis and move from Beckley to St. A City Ice and Fuel truck day, but the alternative witt prove his 15 points in the closing game, but Athens tied U aitd Riebel with' iO polnta. Wendy Southwestern Highlanders center Jon Thompson Louis , Mo., without en- driven by Larry R. Wliltt, 34, . best In the tong run. minutes, hit lwo straight field went ahead by one, 39o38, with Elkins . chipped In the llllpped a thretilame losing finished with nine points countering a traffic signal, Point Pleasant was Involved CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Your goals which snapped a ~ one minute to go. · . remaining four points. streak Tuesday night with a eat:h. B.alrd, fU1Ing in for counting· the West Virginia 0 In an accident at 7 :~ a.m. !~ ~:~~~ t~~~~~::, ~· g~:~~~; lie with 5:50 left In the game st~~t ~:i~llS~e;: ~~f~er . In the second game of the 19-54 SVAC victory over Sands, had eight points. Turnpike as part of 1-M, a Tuesday on US 33, one and be expensive to be appreciated. and converted two free length of the court and evening, Eaatem again W88 Kyger Creek. Southwestern tralled 11-9 West Virginia Department of one tenth mUes aouth of SR This could lead to some hetty th~'oWws wldldth 31tsec onds haleftd. dropped It In with one ·-ond on top with a SC<)re of 8b1fl. Millet played a consistent going Into lbe second period, Highways spokesman said. 681 In Meigs Countv. Whl . It's bills. e no P1ay r ~ Good d f d hot night Door game connect'"" for but took • commanding 31·24 Santa Claua was among the tr k d dri' b enough to be a good to go for the margin of vice enae an a ""' ven Y L!O tJulr 23-Aut. 22) There is a basketball 'team tonight," toty , Meigs held Athens' big for junior Vicky Epple, who seven points In the first lead at the half behind a :12- · dignitaries attending the J udlcthaAn G~-~ar u . ...y, 22, Atberut, strong possibility that you will Mill tal d "We gun Lavery to just five poin•· chipped In 32 points, kept the period, four In the second point second stanza. 'l'he lilghway dedication. He was were attempting •· ~- a prejudge the good Intentions of er camp ne · "' Lady Bob•ata 1 four In the third and five tn' Hlghlam,ers led ~ go1•• · reported to be an employe of line of coal trucke"'when ..--the an aoaoclale wrongly today and didn't pIay a t elthe r end wlth while Ohlinger was bu•y rom the final stanza. He wae also Into the final quarter. ""' • thr lenlng th• Eagleltett the highways department. G•-carpulledbacklnto"· .cauns_e an embarraaslng sltua- any kind of authority, We pouring In 15. Jolm Staats J eaiAmb e•··ha · lllstrumentalln hold••• the Soutbw,eatem 2-3 'overall _, "'" 110 auld Ia ha d f three added 10 and Bn"tt "-~·-n 9. a~ rose, 1 ""' vlng a ~.., The new linkup goes from right lane. Her car spun w P Y r or "'"""' aood lght chipped 1n 12 Bobcat IICO"'"" ace Ralph a"" 1-2 In the SVAC ~•t 30 of 5 G~eenbrier St., adjacent to around on the Icy navement VI~GO tAut. 23-hpl. 22) While minutes and then let up for · Other scorers were David in'· nf t'h E811 ,...... Baylor, ~17,'; fo....:ard, to ', flinoor attempts f~'3. pet. ,... the means are at hand It would lhree minutes." Kennedy with four and Mike po "' or e ern ••, ... the Statehouse, to the Turnand W88 llruck by Whitt's ba wlao to clear up old debts. hi Miller two H!)l on the boards for Eruitem !IIIII nine points. and nine of 18 ,t the foulllnee. 1 pll<e's northern end. I-77 and lr]lck. There W88 moderate They can't be rationalized ·away StaKteelvlnlth. Ra nsepolny Is anded ~onyo Other sc · orers for · At"··· ... waa senior Teresa Edwards · Ualng a coUapaing ~zone, Kyger Creek' sa"' 21 of 55 16 1·64 · run simultaneously . dama . ge. No one was Injured too much longer. · w · ,,..,. wh0 ha led d 15 bo··-'· the IUghlanders had Baylor field goal tries for :JJ,pcl. and through downtown or cited. Hall bad 14, but game-ltigi1 were Riggs with twelve, wl u own re w ... LIIRA (8opt. 23-0et. 23) Usual- scoring honors . went to Schever ten, and Abdella tb teammate Janet Ani· bo1ed In the entire game. lust 12. of' 'll at ' the cliarlty Charleston, heading In tllfAt 1:30 p.m. on TR 99, siJ; ly you're a, sociable, outgoing Davidson's 6-4 sophomore eight brose hauling In 11. Sophomore forward Gene llrlpe. ferent directions on the West · Quarlers Eastern now 1s 1-2 overall Layton also hit double figures TIM: Bobc4ts held a 41 to 39 Side. 1·77 goes · northwest tentha of a mile off SR 333, penon buttodayyou're likely to John Gerdy, who had 21 vehicles driven by Larry C. beth a biiHslow In warmdlng up to markers. Pat Hlckert added M I 10 8 and I for I In the SV AC. The with 12 points and senior rebounding edge, but com· through Parkersburg and I-M H0 lslnger 37 o let uoiJr e .,... aiii 10 12 K tth G mllted 16 t Rt 2 Racine o era. owever. uou ' ' next game. Is ~her 22, e rate added 10 88 did ' com, D,. F.orest'er, 19', hall down later. 161or the Wlldcats, now. l-7. Athens 5 15 4 13 , . . . umovers . . • rolls east through Hun- and .Gienda -hen both East . em sub Ron ·Jackson. AD . of pa""" to SWHS', nine. tonight ll : :- tlngton. sCORPIO (OCt. 2f-Nov. 22) 11 Elsewhere in Ohio co ege The seventh grade, ' ~ •....,. Rao Ine, sld esw Ipe d at a ,ou're entertaining at home to- basketball Tuesday night, lth h th h8d th teams host Southern. JackSon's points Cllllle In the Coach Mel Carter's IJWe However, northbound ey . ree · Eastern - Epple 32, second half. · Highlanders took Ute reserve traffic encounters a detour lilllcrest causing moderate day, limit It to guests whoso Dayton whipped Santa Clara, a oug damage. companyyou trulyenjoy. tnvltlng 90-SI, Indiana defeated ~arteders oodout due to Illness, Ambrose 12, Batey 7, EdCoach Keith Carter's Wt, 34-30. It:vln Pcttter led. the across Greenbrier Street A single· car rnlahap oc- someone out of obligation may · Miami 76-5 3 In the Pay g ball for nearly wards 4, Windori 2, Hannum Bobcats were led by 5-7 win11:ers with 1\. p·olnta. untU an overpass is finished curred on Fairfield- spoil_the tun . three quarters, trolling by 2 Fitch 2 senior guard Mitch Salem. Dennla Mollohan topped KC sometime next year. The Centenary Rd. one mile south IAGtnARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. =l~l~l:s:~ of at~ ·only one near the end of the 'Kyger Creek_ Rollins 26, Salem dumped In 13 points with IO,pcjiJ!ts. .• . , southbound pass is com- of Rt. 588 where RandaD s. 211 You may have to deal with Tennessee topped xaVier • period. But then Athens blew Stroud 6 Amos 4 before fouling out early In the . Kyger Creek 2-3 and !).3 In 97 pleted. Moore, 30, Patriot Star · Rt., someonke IOdayT who Is a trifle 73 It wide open, finally winning ' ' fourth quarter. the SVAC will play 'Buffalo, · cantan erous. h19 person can · 40-21. K W V "·• be won over by not responding Dayton, ahead 46-35 at C's offense was forced at . a. """· 30 at Kyger In kind . haHtlme, lmd to put down a Big scorers lor Meigs were Urnes to go without their Creek. Greg Thomas, 8, Dave Sau th west ern goes t o International Hockey reguIar guar ds , CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-lln. 18) late rauy· which saw Santa Meadows, 5, and Roger Do Sa da 5-10 Port · th Clay that same League Slondings ug n , senior, smou. Financial conditions are a milced Clara pull within three points, Donors of blood Monday Jr ., Barbaral. Fields, Mary bag today. You ha"Ve some heavy 112-79, with two minute left. Kovalchll<, 6. For Athens, United Press International suffered a dislocated thumb night. N0 rth Mon da y night and did riot n._ Monday at the Pomeroy A. Fields, Kathryn Denison, e~~:penses , but funds ·may come The Flyers then outscored the Schanzenback had 13 and ow. score: Tim King, Joan L. Edwards, trom unusual sources. 1 1 91 bloodmobile visit, Inad- Re>nald Hanning, Robert V. Broncos 11-2 the rest of the Downey ten. On January the Kalamazoow pts. ga play. With Salem In foul Kyger Creole CS4)- Salem, vertently omitted from the King, Sarah J. Fowler, Ed- AQUAfiiUS (Jan. 20·Fib. 1t) II way to assure victory. eighth grade travels to 1711 3 37 142 112 troublelnthesecondquarter, 5-3·13; Baylor,4-1-9; Wlllls,.J. report Tuesday, were: ··~n on of f"tve Jackson. · Flln.t 1s 13 4 34 136 112 the offense was qua 3-9; Thompson, 3·3·9; Belrd, ward W. Dur.$1. Norma G, you have an Important decision Jim P~ • e · r- 4-0-8; Helms, t-0-2; W~»lfoll, to make today, balance your opi13 13 6 32 125 124 Pomeroy ·Roger K. Wilcox, Judith Vaughn, nion aQ'a1nst others whose Dayum players in double f,"J\n~~ron t-2·4. Totals 21-12·54. Stewart, Jeff Hilleary, Lindo James Whltlach, Martha J. judgment you respect . figures, dumped In 211 points Soulhwestern (6t)- Grate, 14 15 , 32 119 IU Stewarf, Lois J . Wyant, Hackett, Lorry Milch , Milton to lead all scorers. He also Muskegon 13 1 30 120 l2 Tuesdoy's Results 5·0·10; Layton , 5·2·12; Hood and James R. Bailey. 4 4 6 William H. Hllrrls, Susan PISCES (Fib. 20-March 20) South No ~:"' scheduled Blanton, 2-3-7; Bush, 4·0·8; Long Bottom - Henry E. Strangely enough, one you do pulled down 10 rebounds lor Oliver. William Radford , the Flyers, who upped lbelr tangles with Eastern w 1 1 pts, gf ga Port ntsday's Games Jackson, 5-0-10; Miller, 8-4-20 Mary Starcher, · Harry Lee Bahr, Howard E. Parker . the most lor today will do the Michigan at Athena, Toledo Tqledo Huron at Saginaw and Potier, 1-0-2. Totals 30-9. 15 13 Minersville Carolyn A. 5 35 140 137 BaileY. Harlan H. Wehrung, least ror you, while one yoll ig- season mark to i·l. Kurt hos!S 6n · 69 · Indiana State· Dayton 16 13 1 33 t2l 12l Flint at Muskeg Charles, Stacie Arnold, Geri L Wolfon , Patty J. nore will bend over backward to Rambls paced the Broncos, Evansville, and Seina. (N.Y.) Columbus 12 14 6 30 124 126 Onl~ garnes scheduled By Quarters: Barton, Sher i Clark, Harry E. VIrginia Davis, Brenda help you. now:!,;·, with zs markers. Fort Wayne hursday's Games Kyger Creek 11 13 11 19-54 Davis. Roger Grindley, Ciotk, Howald P. Logan; plays at Cleveland State. No games soheduled Southwestern 9 22 14 2~9 Phyllis M. Gainer, Lloyd Harry G. Brown and Janet E.· Miami's sltootlnl went cold 10 19 s 25 Ill 158 Res..vu _ sw 34 KC 30 Blackwood, Virgil K. Wlndoo , Hill. during the final 8\1 rnilwtes Syrscuse - Millard L Jacqueline D. B"rlckles, Jeff of the first half In its game Roush, Rollle Stewart and Warner, Roherl W. Vaughan, with Indiana and the Rupa Goradla, Rober! W. Kathy Frr.. Rutland - Rosella F. IU!dsltins never got back In Smith, Mike Cullums, Dac. 23, 1171 Rowena Vaughn, . Leo L. Birchfield, Donna Davidson, This year, you'll develop ·the contest in the final period. Vaughn, Wallace P. Hatfield, Leo Davidson and Mary relationships with persons both • Miami, ~2, was led by John Marvin E, Taylor, Sheila J. Davidson. intelleclual and fars8eing . Th~ Shoemaker with 14 points and Reeds.vll le Richard L. Taylor, Richard 0 . · Friend, Butcher, Mecel . Batton, associatiOns will be inSpirational Chuck •Goodyear with 12. Michael D. Oiler, Rebecca Kent Bell'!On poured in 26 Farnsworth , .. Homer G. Richard Barton, Hugh Martin and beneficial. (Are you a Capricom? Bernice points for the Hoosiers to lead Baxter and Jerry Fields. · and A. F. Gainer; Pt. Racine - Dorothy Sayre, Pleasant, Don Wilhelm ; 0101 has written a special Aatro· 8!1 scorers. Karen · L:. l'yles, Charles F 1 Mason, Dennis K. Harris, Graph Letter tor J'OU. For your In gaining their fourth win Pyles·, Jr ., William, H. Luther Tucker ; Coolville, copy tffJnd 50 cents and a long Charles Es~tmon; Hemlock against three losses, Lhe Hoback; .Aaron D. Wolle. uti-addressed, stamped Hartlord - Garry G. . Grove,-' Shaton H. Welker ; enve/o~ to Astro-Graph, P.O. Hoosiers kept Intact their Chester, Albert L Marlin. Bor 489. Radio Clfy Slat/on, llow Gibbs. John York, N. 'r'. 10019. Be sure to ask record of never having lost In Middleport -' Dennis M. and . Cheshire, Reanegar. the tourney Initiated by coach Hackett, George L: Harris fOr Capricorn Volume 1.) Bobby Knight. At Knoxville, TeM., the Tennessee Volunteers hit on a sizzling 72 per cent of theit shots from the floor and 'had AT five players In double flguree 88 they coasted .to · victory over Xavier. The Vols opened up a 21· point lead by the end of the llrsi half and went 111 to their · ' silth victory In eight games, 'r Lawrente E. Lamb, M.D. one cup of All·Bran every day pressure by changing one's while xavier dropped to h'l. to alleviate a colon problem I '; DEAR DR. LAMB - .Could living patterns. Clip these coupcins and Garry Whitfield led the : you please let me know what . Thaf means anyone with was having. Since I don't losing Musketeers wllh 22 11.13 at CountJy • effects taking two Catapress . any elevatloit of blood really like the stuff, I have points. : pills for blood pressure plus · pressure should ellmin8te been putting it · into liquid . In · Cousins. . other games, ; two or Uiree Valiwn pills a any body fat they can. Every fonn In my blender and mix- Youngstown State beat r----------------------------------·--·~ • day would have on a man's ounce of fat under Ute skin Ing it with other things such Pittsburgh 711-73 and Tiffin should be eliminated by as chocolate flavoring, : sexlife? whipped Urbana 73-$i. And In • My husband is !akJng this weight control programs. yogurt, a banana, with milk, tourney aclioo, ·holt Ohio · medicine for high blood When thlllls done and the salt etc. I am wondering if I am Northern won the cham· 1 I Our delicious deep tried : pressure. Is be too relaxed or intake Is reduced, the need still getting the benefit from p~IR of the Ada Rotary Triple treat~ large fries. regular soft I . sandwich witll large fries : too tired] After supper he for powerful medicines with the bran even though I put it Tournament with a narrow · drink. , I r~~gulor soft drink. • just falls asleep and slop all undesirable side effects can In liquid form. Am I 59-67 victory over Denison, ellminallng'the roughage my often be reduced or 10 : evening, then gets up to go to while Defiance downed With Coupon c:. wilh Coupon eliminated. coloo needs by doing this ]In- Wilmington 95-82 In the · bed and sleep again. So I think your husband cidentally, even though I am consolation game: . DEAR READER- Valium :~~""'--·- __ !~i~_l,!:l.!;!!, __ ~-----~:::: 12-31·" : 88 you probably kilow Is a should eliminate any fat doing this, my problem Heidelberg copped the I : tranquilizer. Catapress does deposits be has. And a word seemslesssevere. ' Kiwanis Pioneer Classic DEAR READER - It championship in btallng , cause drowsiness. I am not ·of caution, if a parson Is tak: surprised that the combina- Ing Catapress and stops 'it doesn't make a particle of Malone 11-70 at Cantoo, and tllffenonce. The cereal fiben Goshen (Ind. ) defeated ' lion makes your husband so in various bran-type Detroit Tech 110-75 In the I : sleepy. Catapress also makes ~ oil meat hot !log with conay : some men Impotent. When pressure. If his doctor · breakfastfoods is what consolaUon contest; • A delicious who.. hog sausage 1 souce, large fries ond r~tular soft sandwleh, onion rings and r19ular 1 dnnk. 1 • that occurs there Is little else decides to eliminate it he counta. Many people use pure Rio Grande rolled to a 83-48 ; they can db in bed besides should be gradually bran and mix it with ap- victory over host Marietta In 15 With Coupon withdrawn from the Pleu!!ttee, ice cream and an title game of the Pioneers' sleep. "'With Coupon inedlclne to , avoid this . These effect,s occur with lnfinlte variety of foods. The · Shrine Invitational" and ~:l...!'-·--·--··.;;e.x_.p~i.r_-ts~l2.;.·31-76 1· ..::;~ Expires 12-31-76 : some other medicines used In dangerolfll resl>onse. bran in whole wheat flour ili Alderson-Broaddus '(W.Va ) ~------------·--·-· I am sel\(ling you The alsoflne,anditmaltesnodif- topped Glenville (W.Va.) 116. "' the treatment of high blood BRING THE FAMILY .IN ANI) RECEIVE AFREE · pressure. There ore good Health Letter nwnber loll, terence If the bran ts m a bak· 101 for CIIISOlation honor•· . : reasons why some doctors Blood Pressure, to give you ed or cooked food. and holt Capltalllreaked to CANDY CANE FOR EAQ1 CHILD. SURE TO : think treatment with' some of more infonnation on the proThe cereal fiber, bran or 83-45 win over WrightTRY OUR DELICIOUS ICE CREAM FOR DESERT. the high blood pressure blem. Others who want this breakfast foods containing Patterson AFB In the opening · medicines can be worse than infonnatlon can get It by sen- them are not roughage 88 you round of the Capital City located ol698 W. Main 51. nullo lhl Jonts Boys in r - ~r. ding 50 cents with a long, think. As soon as cereal fiber Classic while Northern · the dlseaee. Open December24 Unti16:00 P.M. I agree with treatment for stamped, self•addressed Is moistened adequately I! Kentucky edged Steubenville elevated blood pressure, but envelope to me In care of this becomes soft. Jt~~~tlool< again 67-Q In the other flrll rOWtd CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY whenever possible I do think newspaper, P.O. Box 1551; at a bowl of cereal that Y9U contest. 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Pomeroy cro~n Marietta , headed by Gary Hursey and Mitch to the All-Tournament team. Price was named the Mircle with 16 a piece, is 3-4. tournament's most valuable player. Rio Grande hit 28 of 57 field goal attempts for, The charges of Coach Art Lanham are idle 1 49 percent. The Redmen were really hot at the until Dec. 29 when the Redmen travel to Cleveland charity line, sinking 27 of 34 free tosses. Rio to battle Dyke College in a non-conference outing. picked off 43 rebounds, 10 by Dean Fitzpatrick. Alderson-Broaddus, with seven players in · double figures led by Greg Zimmerman wilh 23, Price added nine.. Mariettahit28of62fieldgoal attempts and 12 led most of the way by a slim margin in the allof .16 free throws·.· The Pioneers collected 41 · ·west Virginia consolation, including 61 ·55 at rebounds, 10 by sophomore Gary Hursey . halftime. · · · · · · The Pioneers led briefly in the first half, 26-25. Individual scoring honors wimt to Glenville's Rio's biggest lead was 69-48. Tom Coates with 42 points, including 19 field Rio's Gil Price and Jimmy Noe were named goals. Charlie Warneer added 26 for the losing cause. ·· Harris and Bleier hurt Highlanders beai KC ' Rio Grande subdued a late Marietta rally Tuesday night to win toe Sixth Annual Marietta lnvitativr.al Shrine Tournament championship 8368 after Alderson-Broaddus took the consolation contest 116-104 from Glenville. The Redmen, sparked by Gil Price with 31 points and Jimmy Noe with I8, took a 4I-32lead in the first half and then pulled out in front by a 21jioint margin. The host Marietta Pioneers trimmed the deficit to 10 points before Rio Grande could get going again, taking its eighth win in nine season games. NEW YORK (UPI ) - For years 110W, the Oakland Raiders have been called an over-aggressive team. Some people have gone even further than that and charged them with plaYine dirty football, an accusation their boss, AI Davili, feels has been pinned on ll)em because the Pittsburgh Steelers have . themselves an exceptlooally smart coach. · · · The man Davis bas In mind Is ·cluck Noll, whose Steelers meet the Raiders for the AFC championship &mdsy in Oak1 land frQm where the winner goes to the Super Bowl. 1 Ordinarily, Chuck Noll doesn 't have much to say about other I ball ciubl. He did, however, make pointed refere~ce to tbe , Raiders' style of play after hili wide receiver, Lym SwaM, - suffered a coocusslon when nailed-from behind with a forearm by Oakland defensive back George Atkinson in the first regulargameoftheseason, won bytbe Raiders. Asked for his lmlment, Noll said, "You have a criminal element In all aspects of society. Apparently, we have It In the St~lers lifted weights. PITISBURGH (UP!) NFL, too." The spokesman said The Injury dilenuna that Atklnson was fined $1,500 for the episode and Noll's little plagued the Pittsburgh Harris, whose ribs are speech colt him $1,000. Nowthat the two teams are about t.o go Steelers throughout the 1976 heavily taped, underwent ; wlnglneal one 110olher again In Sunday's far more Important season continues to hamper both heat and whirlpool contest, there has been tallt about revenge, retribution and their efforts to gain a spot In treatm ent. Bleier's dirty football. . . what would be their third treatment was limited to the . "The Steelers started all this, Jut their coach was intelligent consecutive Super Bowl. whirlpooL enOugh to turn It around at us," Davis said from Oakland Only one Steeler running While kicker Roy Gerela ' Tuesday. . and backup ruMing back · back is in what could be "He 'i!BS smart. He made WI look like the vUWns, but you Frenchy Fuqua are listed as considered good health : :don't think tbe Steelers got where they are now by playing probable, two offeneive stars Reggie "lloqbie" Harrison, a . nice, soft fooiP~NI, i)!> you1 Be assured they didn't get to the - Franco Harris and Rocky strong runner good at bulhng . Super Iiowl the pruit two years by being nice fellows. Bleier · remained past linemen but not as good "They're called 'the. Great Intimidators.' I never called questionable for the AFC UUe a blocker as Bleier and them that, 9thers ~id, but go ask around the league and listen game with the archrival Fuqua. Rookie ba ck Ja ck Oakland Raiders. 1 what Shey have to say about the kind of football the Steelers , play. · ' Gerela has a groin infection Delaplaine is listed as "They cracked lJil Golden Richards (DaUas' wide receiver) that limited his action In the doubtful [or the Oakland pretty gOod In 11\e last ,Super BOwl game, didn't they? How first-round playoff victory game because of a sprained :about our. champl<i~sltlp. gatne with them In 1974? They were against Baltimore last knee . His place on the punt ; brutal 111 Freddie ,Blletnlkoff al)d Cliff Branch, absolutely Sunday. Fuqua is suffering return teams bas been taken brutal. They woo, but we didn't complain about II. Anddldyou from a pulled calf muscle. by wide receiver Lynn '· see Dwiglit White standing over B~rtJones last Sunday, trying Harris suffered badly Swoon. . to slap the half away from him?·Look, lhey're rough. I'm not bruised ribs in the second half Coach Chuck Noll said hili ' saying they're dirty, but they play very hard, tough football." of the Baltimore game; · What about the Raiders? ' earlier In the game' Bleier "What about us?" D~vts tepeated the question. "Bllelnikoff sprained the big ·toe on his and Branch get kuled every week, but did you ever hear them right foot, a toe be had ' complain? Never. We hav,e a policy--no bitching ...." · · surgery on · after being AI Davis makes a good case for his team, but he still leaves a wounded In Vietnam. "few things unsaid. George Atkinson, for example, draws , "Both have sltown scme repeated penalties for personal fouls, and the high incidence of improvement/' a team bruising, cootroverslal plays the Raiders are Involved In spokesman said Tuesday , certainly don't make them candidates for the Good Conduct "but not enough to change •Medal. There's a fine line between the tough, hard-nosed ltind their status." On Monday the Meigs girls' , of footbaU AI Davis talks about and the other kind, and H8rris and Bleier both basketball team swept a pair : sometimes I've seen · the Raiders step over that line, attended the ste·eiers' team of games from visiiing Vinton intentionally or otberwlse. meeting Tuesday, where the County at Morrison Gym• On the other hand, nobody will ever mistake any of the players reviewed· films. But nasium. Steelers for Utile_~ P_ee_&_either_. Mean Joe Greene normally then both headed to the The varsity was successful is a pleasant, easy-going Individual, nothing at aU like the treatment room whlle other by the lopsided score of 79-211. designation in front of his name would Imply, but he {:an get ,worked up during a ball game, enough so that he was once · -fined by the league for mistaking a rival player for the football are truly a great football team. We expected them to heat Baltimore but we didn 'I expect them to dominate them the way and punting him a couple of yarcls. they did. They looked so overwhelming. We've heen more of a · No matter what, the Raiders realize it won't be e88y Sunday co~rageous team than a super team iJUs year. All year long, ,keeping the Steeiers from a third trip to the Super BowL "We may be in over our heads/ ' Davis said: "The Steelers we ve had a number of our key men out. We've had to scratch ! fight and hustle for everything we got." · ' A Grapb. By MILTON RIQIMAN UPI Spiirta Editor RioRe men cop T~~&day's high school results Ohio HigN School Bosketbail Scores United Press International Shaker Helghfs ·ss Be reo 50 Bedford 59 Eastlake North 47 Brush 67 Moylleld <l Mentor 46 Will oughby South 44 Br'unsw.l ck"67 North Royalton 62 La kew ood 60 Garifle(;t Heights Sl Normandy 63 Valley Forge 58 Cie Holy Name 45 Cle Central Cath 38 Elyria Catholic 70 Chane! 61 Clearvi ew 74 Wellington 71 P ai nesville Ha rvey 91 Klrt. lard 78 Bralenahl Christian n 82 Baptist Upper Sandusky 91 Bucyrus 64 O!]larlo 69 Wynford SO Mansfield Wooster 41 M~dlson 54 Findley 69 Lorain Admiral King 65 BllrbertOn 103 Akron St. VlnSt. M 50 Coshocton 76 Tusky Volley 55 Riverview 7l Philo 55 Ridgewood 78 Lakeland 51 0 t~~t~ Scio 51 NewComers- Maysville 59 Trl Valley 57 lot) Ashtalid 74 New Philadelphia 66 Coli Sandy Valley 71 Tuslaw l< Akron S 91 Lou isville Aqui nas 60 Cc1nal Futton Northwest 70 Pam Vaughan again led the Miner va 69 Melgs teani .as site poured In Barberton 103 -Akron St Vin ·St . • 16 points, followed closely by Mary 50 Parm~ 62 East Cleveland Glenda Brown's 15. Brown Shaw 60 also hauled In 13 by. rebounds. Euclid 74 Maple Heights 53 AIIIO scoring in double figures Lora in Catholic 86 Lake were Beth Vaughan with 13 Cath olic 82 and Mary Boggs with 12. · Oberlin 68 Amherst 66 (overtime) · Meigs shot a hot 41 percent jllorth Ridgeville 74 Ver from the floor and II of 14 milion 4l from the charity stripe. Elyria 65 Marion lJ Vinton $ot .a cool 26 percent Mansfield 67 Lorain 47 Cle Coll inwood 65 Cle St. from the floor and cashed In Joseph 58 on only 2 of 7 free throws. Olmsted Falls 65 Brooklyn 50 Meigs played a super game Independen ce 70 Trinity 44 as they sank 12 of li floor Cle Cathedral Larlln 120 · . · Youngstown North 59 shots m the first quarter to · Ashtabula Harbor 54 Jef. race out to a 2U lead: The ferson 50 team had only nine turnovers Geneva 83 Wickliffe ~3 t ·• the entire game and every New London ·68 Flrelands 53 player saw ~etlan as the first ~randvlew 65 West Jefferson team sat on the bench the Col Brookhaven 65 Col entire second half. Watterson 57 Meigs' big test comes Licking Valley 76 Newark Catn 66 Wednesd~y night at 6 p.m. Amanda Clearcreek 66 when Meig~ hosts West , Mil lersport 55 Virginia state champions Watk ins Memorial 69 Heath Parkersburg Catholic. j~nstown 80 Licking His 63 M 26 19 10 22 Hebron LakewoOd 85 NorlhV . a 2 10 8 ridge 59 , MEIGS - Vauglmn B., 6-1- Berne. Union 75 Glou•ler 13, Vaughan 7·2·16, Broll'll5-li· [~~~~E~ 66 Westfall 63 15, Burdette ~. Vaughan, Anderson 71 Colerain 69 (3 all Pat, 3-2-8, Meadows 1.().2, Taylor 82 Harrison 58 Howard 2-1-5 Snouffe~ ~ Dak Hills 95 Norwood 51 · Bog•• 6.().12 ' ' Wyoming 60 Greenhills l8 ""' · loll VINTON -Woodard 1.().2, Sycamore 86 Mariemont 64 Will 0-0-0, Rodgers 1-1·3, Indians Hlll66 Glen Este 62 (2 Mulllne 7.().14, Engle 1.().2, all Saylor~ Coer 0.1·1 Mt Healthy 61 Northwest 48 ' ' Loveland 71 Milford 48 Shrine champions! CHAMP!ONs"HIP GAME RIO REDMEN Ill) PLAYER FG-A FT-A PF Dean Fitzpatrick 1·6 1·2 2 2·3 Gr~James <·S . 2 e.t6 2~ 5 Jim oe Gil Price 11 -20 9-12 3 D•le Royse 2-4 6·6 3 Mark Swain <-6 3-5 3 0-2 2·2 s Geor3e Vlc krov Dan lse 0-0 0·0 0 TOTALS 11-57 27-3111 II MARIETTA 1681 PLAYER FG·A FT.A PF Tom Sowers 0·1 2·2 l Milch Miracle 8-IS 0·0 1 Gary Hursey 1-20 2-2 4 Jeff Fatoba 4-9 0·2 3 Ron Morrison · -10 0-0 3 Burt Edwards I·1 6-7 2 Phil Marcantonio 0-0 2·2 3 2·1 0·1 4 GrliQ,,:IIbert 1-1 Jell alloce 0·0 0 Rick Seibert 1·1 O·U 0 TOTALS . 18·61 12 ·16 26 RB TP 10 3 •8 ' 188 9 0 31 10 1 It 1 2 1 0 43 8] RB TP 1 1 10 8 2 th 16 8 8 8 3 •I 1 3 4 0 2 41 Score a-t half - · Rio .11 Mar ietta 37 0 2 68 Wrestlers in Cln Aiken 84 Cln Woodward 58 Cln 69 Cln Withrow 67 Cln Turp in 19 Lynchburg fourth place Clay 66 in tournament · H~ghes Meigs High School wrestlers last Saturday came home with fourth place flnlah against tough com. petition In the Fairland lnvitallonal Holiday Tournament. · · Buffalo, W.Va. copped first place with 141 polntl followed closely by Chesapeake with 139. Barboursville; W. Va. finished third with 119, Meigs bad 1)0~, Nelsonville-York ended with 89~, Johnson Central of Kentucky had 87, and Fairland finished In last · May you and your loved place In Its own .tournament oneB bo happy ond safe with 65 polnia. ' during lhla Christmas Meigo High came home Seaaon and tlje coining with the tourney's highest Individual honor as Dwayne New ~ear, McLaughlin was the, champion In the 145 pound ciasa and was named by . BILL ·coaches al)d officials aa the toomey's Most Valuable nETCHER . Wrestler. Another honor went to Meigs' Robert Nakamoto who flniahed as champion In the i67 pound clasa. like A Good Neighbor, Other Meigs grapplers who took honors and ribbons Sllle FR!mIt Thert. were: John EbUn, second place, 105 pound clasa; Kevin McLaughlin, second place, · St1t1 firm ln1ur 1nca' Cc11~1n iu 132 pound; Cad Gheen, third, M o1111 Q!ti~1 : 126; Gary Priddy, third, 138; 8100111 1~11011, llllnolt • Ray Willford, tlilrd, 180, and David Davis, heavyweight division, third place. a S.reelings INUI IANO ...... ~·· "·- -.. - ..... . . Meigs reserves upped their re<:ord to 3-1 by defeating the ·sank only I of 6 free throws visitors 19-13t,Jonla Aah led while VInton sank 3 of 12 all scorers whh II points chartty tosaes and 20 percent while Terry Wilson led the from the floor. Vinton scored winners In rebounding with 7. only one point the entire first The Meigs reserves shot 17 hall. Toola Aah led with 11 percent froni the Door but points. Southern streak holds The Southern High girls kept their- win streak alive Monday 'night when they staged an awesome second half performance to beat host Kyger Creek 55-39. Trailing 26-:14 at half-time, the girls of coach Connee Williams lurne~ on the defense and limited the hosts to just eight polnis while scoring 17 to open up the ball game. A balanced aitack, led by Jean Rllchharl's 20 · phlnts, proved the difference. Right behind ·her was Brenda Lawrence with 19 and an amazing 23 rebounds, w)rlle · junior Cheryl R.oseberry netted 16. Jaye Ord pulled In 14 reboqnds while Usa Allen got six. • Kyger Creek was led by M. Rolllna' 20 points, and G. Anios had nine. Southern Ia now :HI on the year. , ' Quamn s 12 24 41 55 K 12 26 34 39 THE SOUTHERN Junior High girls held onto a slim lead throughout the game and finally won 23-22. Tamm v Smith poured through thlr- teen points to lead all IICOrers. Taylor and Nibert each had six fur the hosts. KYGER - Taylor 6, Nibert 6, WIUiamson 4, Beckers 2, Foster 4. SOUTHERN - Boso 4, T. Smith 13, Grueser 2, E. Smith 2, Gheen 2. QUARTERS s 6 14 16 23 K 4101622 Get this •29.95 value : Roll-about Cart, FREE when this 1977~ 100% SOLID·.STATE CHIOMA<OlOilll 25"Table Model TV ElECTRONIC VIDEO GUARO TUNING ·SYSTEM ' One-knob VHF and UHF channel select~6n . Thl KIMBERLEY H 1510 Vlnyl- c1 8d metal cabi net. Simulated · grained Walnut finish. tOO% Solkf·State ChUIIs. Power Sentry Voltage Regulat ing System. F..turlng color sonlry outomotlc picture control. . OPEN Tl L I p.m. THIS WE El< Weekdays 7:00,1:30 Sat & Sdn. 2:00,4:30 $59995 INGELSC JU.RNITURE i,_._, -~ ......W"t~~!!~~l- -~ J J "' +---J �.4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesdlly, Dec. 22,1976 , Memphis star is dead Knicks sharp, but will get sharper United Pnoos lnleroalioaal Neither the game, the victory, nor the high scorers were very important Tuesday night to the players and students at Memphis State. Just before the start of the basketball game against Ole Miss, a contest which nonnally would have stirred up Southern rivalries, the ·. Memphis State players were told by Coach Wayne Yates that forward John Gunn, the .team's leading reb.ou~der, ' · had died of complicatiohs meriioi'lal service for Gunn said . "John would have before the game. · wanted UB to win tonight." · "A valiant young man, who Elsewhere In college won our hearts and our basketball, top-ranked genuine admiration has loot Michtsan overwhelmed his battle against a rare and Central Michigan, 104-63, tmrelentlng opponent," Jones second-.-anked Notre DBme told 10,000 persons attendins Nll!lped over Vermmt, 89-48, the game. lt was the first . thirkanked San Frandlco most of them had heard of beat Oral Roberta, M-78, and GW!D's death. No . . 16 Mlnneaota l!anded Gunn averaged 10 points a fifth-ranked Marquette Its game last season. As a second •ralght hom&-game freshman he was veXed "Mr. lolis, 66-59, Hustle" by his teammates. Indiana wm Its Olirll holiday Guard Dexter Reed wept · tournament, ·the Indiana arising from a raf'e illness. · openly ilf the dressliig toom Cla881i:, by defeating Miami The 21-year-old, 6-foot-9 after scoring 34 points to lead of Ohio, 711-65, Nevada-Las Memphis native· died the srteving Tigers to an IJII.83 Vegas romped, 1114-77, over Tuesday during an win. Murray State and Oklahoma emergency tracheotomy uHe was my best friend/' beat Bradley, 90-70, In the begun after a lung· collapsed. Reed said. "It's hard to Rebel Round\IP Tournament He was hospitalized Dec. 11 take." at Las Vegas, Wale Forest oufferlng a disease called "I was proud of the team routed Fairleigh Dlckinaon, Stevens-Johnson Syndl-ome. tDnlght- the way they put it 99-63, Tennessee ripped Memphis State President aside for a little whUe and xavier, '11·73, Ohio Stale beat Billy M. Jones led a brief won for Big John," Yates Davidson, 64-67, and Iowa whipped Drake, BZ-79. Big Blacks Prater, 6-1-13 ; Patterson, 9-1· Point Pleasant roared to a 22-10 lead and played Wahama even the rest of the way to record an 87·7~ season· opening vi ctory over the White Falcons 'fuesday night. All five Big Blnck starlets scored in double figures wiih Steve McDermitt'~ 22 points and 21 rebounds leading the way. Gua rd Scott Howard netted 20, while 6-5 Tim Nibert had 17 points and 20 rebounds and Jeff Holland added I~ points. Wahama, now J.. l, was paced by Duke Smith's 24 points . Tim Davis con· tributerl 16 and Bob Nicewander had 14. 1l ; Buchanan, 1-2-4; Jones, 2· 0-4; Stover. i -2·4 ; Forsyth, 2· 43. Score by quarters: Vlnlon 9 14 8 10-50 Ashland 43. W~IIston 65 · chlnson 2·2·6; Evans 10·7-22; Orr ick 5-4-U; Worley 2 2-6; Wi lds 2·0·4; Carter 4·0-8 ; Gilliland 5-2·12 ; Royster 8·0· Cage Scores Score by quarters: · II 18 20 20-69 n 20-75 Shadyside 88 River 81 Woodsfield 100 Meadowb~ook 60 Cadiz 88 Barnesv ille 59 Skyvue 6() Beallsville 55 12 15 21 17-65 Reserve score - Wellston Rock Hill 41. 49 ~ ~;·:~-==!NIMI,.I!II! I~ iii;. w~~llfiiiU. -......-. GGESTIONS ~ - .s'elecfion of clothing for ever.Y child · on your list. Here are some last -minute Elmore Woodmore 66 Befls ville 509 Upper Sandusky 81 Bucyrus 64 66 Bellaire 63 · Fort Jennings 59 Mendon - ~IRLS Union 49 Lima Shawnee 79 Elida 67 62 Lake 63 Alliance 72 West Branch 57 Midpark 55 Cleveland BOYS Sizes 4· 6X Sire 2-4 Slack Sets Pajamas Tobogg.:~ns Robes Sweaters Hats or Toboggans Robes, Paiamasor Gowns Sweaters BOYS Size s:i4 Pants Co-ordinating Shirts Jackets Siies 1:4 Slack Sets Dresses Pajamas or Gowns Robes Toboggans GIRLS' INFANTS' JUMPER SETS Sizes 1· 4 $WEATERS . * * CRIB SETS . ROBES ~ * F KIDDIE SHOPPE jMix& Match) Open Until Sp.m . Chri5:tmas Evt ._THURS. & FRI. SPECL4LsAli. ALL · VELVET ;;. .-~LOUR OUTFITS STUFFED ANIMALS . . 20%OFF For Christmas Gilt Ideas, oto1oln soon 1 The fabiit · McCall's, Kwick-Sew, . . Simpl.icity Patterns , Pomeroy I IS W. 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Yur ORDERED BY: NAME J>()f.IE.ROY BOWLING LANES Saturday Afternoon Team . December 11, 1976 Standings Super Stars 80 Road Runner5 .sa Nife O.VIs Bowling Stones 76 68 Red Barons ~2 Gutter Busters 36 High Ind. Game - Bob Haggy 167, Ron Cullums 160, Lanny Longstreth, Frank Haggy 158. . High Series - Ron Cullu ms, Frank Haggy 448; Craig Nlclnsky, .Bob Haggy 420; Kelt~ Musso~ 405. Team High Game - Road ADDRESS City Team High Series - Road ~ highlights holiday program 1 Mohawk 61 Rosecrans "' ··' E~::'£~~i~~~rr:c~1~! ·Play For Dining or Partying Complete SelectionChampagne Sparkling Burgundy Cold Duck Sherry Party Mixers TUESDAY TRIPLICATE December 14, "" Standings Team Royal Oak Park 91 Shamrock Motel 7~ Ro~·ol C~own Cola 6l Ru '' Beauty ShOp 5.1 New (ork Clothing 54 Shlrls, Ltd. ~5 High Ind. Game - Paf Corson 177, Frankie Hunnell 1U. . High Serle• - Frankie Hunnell 469, Paf Carson ~8 . Team High Game - Royal Oak Park 496. Team High Series- Royal Oak Pork 1373. Belly Smith - Triplicate Score. State Zip By mall In Clllci i .y ear . l·------------·-------- 6 mo. 3 mo. .and" West Vlrplnla ( l $22 .00 I I $11.50 ( 1 $7.00 . (where newspaper boy. delivery Is NOT aval.aDit. By mall outside Cllio and West..VIrgtnia. ( ) 126.00 1(1 $13.50 ( l $7.50 'Kennotll McCullOugh, R. Ph. Chorlts RiHI~; il.'PI:.~ Ronald Hanning, R. PI:. '· Mon. tllruS.I.I:OOa .m.to9p.m. Sunday 10:30fo 12:30 and s to 9 p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 912-29S$i Friendly S.rvlce ;112E, MAIN 0ptnNighlttll9 _ PW>IEilOY.O. ' I ....~ Please enclose. payment with order.. Gift · · Subscription Card. ,Sent before Qlrlstmas. .. MEIGS COUNTIANS . NOTICEJI CHECK CHOICE' Runners 2263. Boys' and Girls' Sleep wear & Robes ·. ·,Christmas Eve Something New Almost Eve ry DayPolly's Problem tablecloths and lunch cloth:. SO , see us before , !>EAR POLLY - What do to suit the various tables. I Yoo glwe up look ing. you recommend for remov- sewed a small triangular (• lng mildew from clothes? patch llllderneath each ~or, MRS. T.'!'.J. . ner of each cloth. When they ; DEAR MRS. T.T.J. - Try were put on .the tables, I sliP: ·( · -covering the stains with salt ped a stone the size ora·dollar 'and lemon juice and put in in each pocket and every lbe ~un. Often old stains are cloth· was held in place ·,Impossible tO remove. If the perfectly.·BETSY. J ~abric and color will take it !>EAR POLLY - I lind the try bleach but always rinse popular pre-wash fabric ~thoroughly. - POLLY. sprays are great for remov· ;' DEAR POLLY - My Pet ing black heel marks and ;Peeve concerns those people ground-in dirt from llnolewn "'"bo accuse lhe Innocent of floors. Spray . the marks 'going Into their neighbors' before cleaning the floor and were (left tO right, seated), Karen Spencer, Kim Sprouse, TOYS FOR TilE UNDERPRIVILEGED were ;yards and gardens and tak- eliminate any extra scrubbCrystal Lane, Lori Sprouse, Debbie Werry, Gayla Haning, col. l ected by members of Pomeroy Girl Scout Troop 1276 :lng flower slips and ing. This does not harm the Trina Reeves and Suzan Tholllll.!l, and (standing) Lisa and presented to .Envoy and Mrs. Rox Wining of the. ~egetables while they are wax on the floor and doeS no Baxter, Kelly Ginther, Sandra MattDx, Jaye Roberts and :salvation Army Monday afternoon. Earlier they went to ·away.on a trip. The neighbors harm to to no-wax floors. The Candy Davis . ';S3id to get vegetables ;md U.se c·olumn is great! ··IS Veterans Memorial Hospital with toys for children confined there. Participating in the Christmas project.; "<them while they w.ere away DEBORAH. hour. ;:and to feed and water the dog !>EAR POLLY - A good ,,and watch the house while way to keep track of! etters to ' they were gone. I would not ::Call this stealing when they ~-were told to do these things. ' It is ~o nice to have good about four inches long and '11eighbors and friends you two inches wide to use for the A play, "A l,{ing ·is Born", Leifheit, Dood Pullins, "Happy Birthday Jesus" Pullins sang "The Little can trust every day and count base. Also another piece of written and directed by Mrs. Eugene Jeffers, shepherds; were by Pam Haggy, Drwruner Boy with Mark .on in time of need. -I>ALE. wood about one inch wide and .. DEAR POLLY - I want to four or five inches long and Sharon Wright ,highlighted Larry Clark, King Herrod; Christine Stanley, Sean Friend playing the drwns . . ,tell Violet that she should glue this to the base. Glue a , the annual Christmas pro- Uoyd Wright, the religious Hawley, Diane Smith, Scott '!1tere was a Christmas cook apples, rhubarb or clip clothespin on each side of gram held Sunday night at leader; Floyd Shook, Si· Barton, Sean Braley, Sean prayer by Tammy Clark who tomatoes In her . discolored the narrow board that stands the Laurel Cliff Free meon; Mary Friend, Bobby Jacobs, Steve Martin, Randy also sang a song, scripture by Foster, and Gary Pulijns, the Hawley, Danny ~'ulmer, Mrs. Donna Gilmo1·e, and ··kettles. The inside will come up. I find it very ha,ndy Methodist Church. FOR HER Taking roles in the play wisemen; Diana Lewis, Jason Wright. ·, out ·with no stains and be 'DOROTHY. .recitations, Another Way" which was narrated by Mrs. Joanne Clark, and Kathy The primary children pre by Tim Braley, Anita Smith, :shiny Polly will send yoil one of BRACELETS, EARRINGS, PINS, .· Also, R.C. who has the her "peachy" thank-you Wright were Jack Jacobs as Pullins, the choir of angels. presented "Christmas for and Bobby foster; " If the Steve Eblin and Rick Ash Christ" and in the group were Saviour Should Come" by ·dingy looking glass fiber cur- cards, ideal for framing or Joseph; Jane Jacobs, Mary; Kill) Haggy, Baby Jesus; NECKLACES, PENDANTS handled the lighting and Sharon Folmer, J. L. jeffers, Laura Smith ; "Christmas •tains should make a good placing in your family scrapUnda Foster, Gabriel; BrenDarla Hawley was the Penny Clark, Michelle ,detergent suds, douse the book, if she uses your Times" by '.la rk Friend; " I ;curtains up and down in the favorite Pointer, Peeve or da Haggy, the angel with pianist. An invitation to ac· Folmer, Gina Scarberry, Heard the Bells: by Eugene suds unW clean and then Problem in her colwru1. Joseph; Randy Hawley, the cept Christ following the play Melissa Foster, Tammy Jeffers; "Day of Days" by 1rinse in clear water the same .Write Polly's Pointers in care inn keeper; Sharon Folmer, was given by the minister Wright, Steve Tracey and Frankie Martin, a song by Keepsake Diamond Rings the angel with the · sheph and Mrs. Clark. Kathy Pullins. the Teen Class, and a reading .way. Contiilue unW rinse .of this newspaper. Bulova Caravelle shepherds; Bob Foster, a Recitations Ht:Jrl sint•int' nr ·Shirley Friend and Kathy by M·rs. Bertha Parker. ;water is clear. Then roll up in Watches speaking shepherd: Wayne ;a large hath or beach towel !long enough to remove ex· cess water and hang right up ,at the window. There will be ~no dripping and the colQrs ~and whites will be sparkling. •These curtains do not absorb ;dusrso wash -quickly. Never • hang them outside as the with a Christmas dinner. Oak Hill; Mr. an~ Mrs. Larry '.J' 'J ; wind breaks the glass fibers. · FOR HIM Following the dinner girts Withrow, Oak Hill, W. Va.; '- B.J. Annual Christmas party of grace, Watches- Bulova, Accutron, ·~ DEAR POLLY- We had a A party honoring Ryan were exchanged. Attending Roy Young, Gauley Bridge, the Winding Trail Garden Packages were judged were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene w. Va.; Mace! Smith, Oak ;family reunion in . our Cowan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Club was held recently at the before they were opened with Carravelle, Pocket Watches &· , backyard under our huge oak Ron Cowan, was held recent· Birchfield, Ricky , Randy and Hill, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Nancy Collins, the prize going to Mrs. Col· ~tree and had tables of all ly at the Cowan home in Mid· Becky, Rutland; Mr. and Greg France, Illinois; Alice The potluck dinner was tins . Members wore · Watch Chains ' ~sizes set .to accomodate the dleport. Ryan was three Mrs. Kenneth Blankenship Grant, Middleport, and Mr. served (rom tables decorated homemade corsages and and Kenny, Proctorville; Mr . and Mrs. Everett Grant, >crowd of 83 people. Since the years old. with 'everg evergreen and Mrs. Iris Kelton won the Money Clips, Tie Tacks, Key Holders, ~tables were all sizes, .! used ASnoopy cake was served and Mrs: Sammy Birchfield, Michael, Debbie and cand les. Mrs. Collins prize for the best corsage. Robin, Julie· and Noel, Coal Pamela, Minersville. presented each member with Secret pals were revealed .:·, !JI'IliMIII!lll!l•:••••l•'l with ice cream and.gifts were UghteiS, Men's Rings, • a handmade Christmas orna· with the gift exchange. presented to Ryan. Attending · · were his grandparents, Mr. . . , Reported ill were Mrs. ment..Mrs. Dollie Hayes had Bracelets, Billfolds Alice Thompson and Mrs. and Mrs; James Brewer of ' 7\. Middleport, Mrs. Betty l "j U '.)' . · )udy Bolin. Mrs. Cora Beegle Whitstlne, Colwnbus; Mrs. will host the next meeting and the program will be by Beth Cowan, MI. Alto, W. ..1 • . · Mrs. Jackie Brickles and Va ., and his great111 grandfather, R. C. Ternll of '.J' '.J' Mrs. Thompson on macrame Pomeroy. hangers. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nease Mrs . James Anderson, Jamie Other guests were Sheila and Stanley entertained and Brian, Minersville. Attending besides those LETART FALLS - A Miller, Amy and Michelle, Sunday with a pre-Christmas Missing from the family Christmas program "The named were Mrs. Pat Gambier, Ohio; Mary Beth dinner party at their home. group was Miss Susan Dolls' Christmas Eve" was Thoma, Mrs. Margaret Brewer, Kelly Douglas, Jill The family exchanged gifts Powers, a student at Miami presented by the students at Parker, Mrs. Ruth Moore, ,. Moore, Brent Moore, Nikki around a decorated tree University, whq will visit Letart Falls Elementary Mrs. Marilyn Wisecup Mrs. ' • Whitlatch, Paula Swisher, following the dinner. At- here with her grandparents School Tuesday afternoon. 1\ddalou Lewis, Mrs. Linda ,,' ll's and Cindy Parker, Jimmy tending were Mr. and Mrs. during the holidays. Main characters were Todd Lambert and Mrs. Wilma ••. Brewer, Debbie· Whitlatch, Qarl Nease, Philip and John, • Mugrage, P. J. Hill, Melinda Te1-rell. Clara Riley, Jan and Sonny Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. 12's in Hill, Teresa Shuler, Max Hill, Haynes, Betty Gilmore and . Wallace Power~. Richard and Heath Hill,' Lawrence Rose , Double Mike Newell. Tina Forester, 'fciin Cwn· Michael, Grove City; Mr. and I>ffiECTOR NAMED Sending gifts were his mins, Ann Adams, Missy KLOES ENTERTAIN Mrs. Arthur Nease, Herbert E. Markley, Width great-grandparents, Mr. and Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. president of The Timken CumminS, Linda ·o'Brien , SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brewer , William Nease, Jr., Jill and Company, Canton, Tuesday Patty Kiser, Pam Johnson Mrs. Karl Kloes entertained Gallipolis. Travis, Minersville; Mr. and was elected a director .of and Cindy Allep. Sallor doll! recently with a pre-Christ· American Electric Power and paper doll! were made up mas celebration. Their guests Company, New York. His of students of first and second were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney election Increased the grades. The prosram was Kloes, Darcy and Todd, board's membership to 14 under the direction of Mrs. Gahanna, and S. Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Kloes, The birthdays of Allen Rodney, Cheryl and Beth and its non-company Lee Lee. Kimberly and Kelly, Roush, Lee Roush, Joey Roush, Mrs. Sharon Kuhn, directors to eight. I, Columbus. Roush and Bryan Wilcox Lisa and Laura Roush, Mr. were observed Sunday after· and Mrs. Raymond Wilco~, noon with a party at the home Beverly Wilcox and Greg SERVICE FRIDAY MONEY DUE of Mr. and Mrs. ·Lee Roush. Browning. A Christmas Eve service I>ues may be paid for the Attending besides the hosts will be held at 9 p.m. Friday Black Lung Association of and the honored guests were Pomeroy at the residence, 160 at Grace Episcopal Church In ' Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Pomeroy with carols and ''• Members are· asked to pay Holy communion to be REVIVAL TO START • features. dues before Jan. I. LONG BOTTOM · - A revival will be held at the MI. •• OUve Church, Long Bottom, beginning I>ec. 26 and con· tlnuing through Jan. 2 with The Pomeroy Chamber .ot Commerct ··services at7:30 each evening. to raise funds for Christmas "• attempting dn Dec. 31 there will . be a ; lighling. We know · that all residents of watch service. The public is Pomeroy and residents ol Meigs County are ! interested Invited, Pastor Lawrence in making Pomeroy, your county Bush reports. Door swag Wreaths •• seat attraclive to oulsiders. Won'l · you • • contribule lo helping Pomeroy achieve this n . Cjllldles and Candle rings; ·•' goal. Your contribution to the Chrislmas Dried flowers • Lighting Fund or information perlaining to OFFICE CLOSING WE W[LL BE the Chamber of Commerce should be Green plants Poin'I'View Cable TV submitted t9 Pomeroy . Chamber of •' Pot plants ·business offices will be closed Commerce. P.O. Box 526 or phone 9'12-5005. Friday, Saturday and Sun· You need nol.be a~sinessman to join the Planters day, Dec. 24 through 26, so Chamber of Coni mer , any• cilizen in the employees may spend the ,. county may join~ Terrariums help make Pomeroy holiday with friends and families . The office will :: thenumber one ~ounty Seat in So'utheastern Pennanent Christmas reopen at 8:30a.m. Monday, •., Ohio. lATE .. Arrangements · I I>ec. TT. ·Starting Friday, December 17 RELIGIOUS JEWELRY Runners 811 . All . .. Tonight& Thursday Open Tils Valley 61 Porlsmoufll Clay <8 GIRLS ,, case or cab inet extra. Trade· in s accepted. Made in U.S.A. Open Tile NordOI\ia 57 Cle Lincoln -West 55 Strongsvi lle 77 Fairview 70 more 77 · 8 bobbin, (eUminateJ t ij steps in ordinary bobbin winding) and two-step buttonholer. Currying Heights 47 Slack Sets Dresses OPEN UNTIL THURSDAY ln·the-round sewing of c u~f5 and hard to get to place! easy. features push·b utt on front drop·in Kansas Lakota 73 Sycamore Madison 5A Zanesvi l le Salt, lemon ·and sun remove mildew mark , The Touch & Sew• II machine makes Springfield N 81 Sprlnglleld Wintersvi lle 86 John Marshall Calh 66 . IW Val 77 Sprlnqfield S 77 Lima Sr. 71 We!l Musklngurn 75 Morgan Tipp Clfy 59 Troy 57 l6 . Greenvi lle 75 51 -Marys 68 Sheridan 82 Lexlnglon 77 Yellow Springs 81 ,Northridge River VieW New 72 Philo 55 7J ' New Concord 76 Crooksville Fort L~H•1mle 93 Anna 73 47 Botlc ir-J r,<~ Jackson Center. 00 Maysville 59 Tri .Valley l7 Housh1'l if Fairlawn 57 (ot) Minster 'JY New Knoxville 58 Guernsey Zane Trace Ss Ottawa Glandorf 78 Napoleon suggestions! Gibsonburg 59 Clyde 46 Sandusky Perkins 80 Huron 64 Tiffin Calvert 84 Sandusky Sf Marys .83 (of) Middletown 67 Day Stive rs Pat 66 (of) Fairborn Park Hills 79 Be~vercreek 54 Piqua 62 Urbana 50 Day Wayne 73 Trotwood East Canton 6.4 Uniontown .. SALE! ON A MACHINE, WITII FLIP &SEW' SURFACE. Madison 49 Old Fort Ill Arcadia 11 · Day Cham.Jul68 Fairmont E Wheeling Park IW Val 77 ATTENTION· We still have a good f~"~l\~ the National Football League champions, conceived by Tribune Sports' Editor Arch Ward, had been played every summer over the past· 42 years with the exception of 1974 when a players strike forced Its cancellation. \ Plans for hosting the district competition for the Young Careerlst Conte~t were made during a meeting of the Middleport· Business and · Professional Women's Club Monday night lit the Meigs Inn. The meeting followed the annual Christmas party of the cl ub members. Mrs . Karen Goins will represent ·the Middleport Club In the district competition which will he held at the Holiday Inn in Gallipolis on Jan. 30. Welcomed Into membership was Carol Lyons who also won the traveling prize. The club members discussed the project, ~· Profile on American Women," and made plans for carrying out the ·survey In January. This •will involve telephone con· tacts with schools, offices, and all business places to determine the employment of women In the county, Games and contests were conducted during the social · • PR.IC'E All Star game out for good CHICAGO (UP!) - The College All-Star game, a summer football ciasstc since 1934, has been discontinued permanently by the Chicago Tribune Charities because of spiraling costs, The series between college football's brlghte!ll !liArs and ROCK HILL (69) - Hut. Wel lston * * ·JEANS .R.F.G . -. Goldsberry 2, Sayre 12, Tucker 7. By Quarters : Pl . l'lea ~ 22 25 20 21J-.87 GOWNS sso·OFF· Give A Gift Iron ton 9 15 10 9-43 fleserves Ironton 51 Jackson 32 . Rock Hill PAJAMAS FROM SINGER& THE FABRIC SHOP Many Famous Singer Models on sal-Hurry! . Cont(?-st p ·Pointers ' for Smart: Santee Lu lz 1·0·2. TOTALS 15-13· Ashland Jack son 17 21 13 22~73 Reserve score -.!.. VInton 55 WAHAMA O S),- Davi s 16, '·~] ,rr~ I Score by qu• rters : 12 13 18 18--61 RH 6B ' ;By Polly Crpmer 4-6; Brown 3-0-0; Fairchild 22-6; 1-5. TOTALS 27·19-73. l'llcewander U, Sm llh 24. ~ ~ .-.;.J team knowing each other, we're still not lllllooth,'' the New York Knlcka' coach told a somewhat diibellevtns croWd .of reporters after his club bad rolled up ita highest point . total In five years Tuesday nl8ht, a ·133-103 tri· umph · over the Detroit . Pistons. · "rd still say we have a long way to go If we were 31Hl, inotead of 1!;.14." It· was New York's third victory In a row and fifth in the last six games, and anapped a four-game-winning streak by lhe Pistons. Veteran guard Earl Mooroe credited the Knlcks' rebounding and successful Po~ly's City. Allen 2-5-9 . TOTALS 10-lO-SO. IRONTON (43) - Howard ' ·4·12 ; Royal 4-3-11; Sesher 1. JACKSON t73) - Harless, 6-1-13 ; McDonald, 9-2-20 ; Oi ler. 5·2·12C T. Dorsey. .1-9· McDermitt 22. 10 2J "From the point of the Portland to a come-from· behind victory after the Kings. lett. ~- early In the grabbed 17 reboo•rdl, IIIII Groa ICOI'ed 21. Rcn Boone and Richard Wuliliigtoo bad 21 points each lor Kanau Kovach 0-S-S; Hllrklns 1-0-2; 24· 13·61. Vaughan 11 . Howard 20, 16 ; Hudson 9-3-21; TOTALS Holland 1l. Marlin 2. • . 28-9-6S. Wahama place. ASHLAND'I50J'- o·. Smith 2-10-14; 'G. Swift 3-5-11 ; M. Swift 1-2-<i Dummlll f.J.5; "'·0·8; Brooks, 0·3·3; Wallace, J-0-6; C. Gi ll s, 0-2·2. TOTALS Wheeler 1-0-2; Dalton 2-0-4; Gi lliam 1-1-J. TOTALS 29-1169. WELLSTON (6S) POINT PLEASANT (87) - . Swingle 1-3-5; Marlin S-1-11 ; · Red Holzman thinks his team "still has a long way to go." u ao, lhe rest of the NBA ·may be playing for seCOI)d Ashland so Ironton 43 (61) - 17.- UPl Spurll Wriler Area box ·scores : top Falcons J~ckson 73 vc 61 VINTON COUNTY • m opener 19 ; Eveland. 2-6-10 ; Barnett, Nibert .mlnufel. Olberdlng added II points and Mack Calvin 19 aa the Spin put seven men In double llgurea. Jamaal Wllkea led the Warriors with 25 points and 19 rebolllds. BWb 103, ~ 111: Norm Van Uer'a two fret throwa wllh 12 aecoodl left provided lhe winning margin for Chicago In its flr~ver double overt1me game. The game was tied at 'II apiece lifter lhe first overtime as Van Ller • two free throws with 21 secmdl le{t. Nuueu 108, lte!'l 94; Mllrvln Wehaler icored 17 points ·and grabbed 17 rebounds In his first pro start to help Denver · knock off Philadel)illa, enabling the Nuggets to pull three games ahead of Detroit in the Midwest Division. Webster grabbed 10 of his rebounds In the first half to help Denver post ita 14th straight home court victory. Laken 'II, Bmes 88: Ludus ADen scored 23 of his game-Niih 27 pointa in the second hail as Los Angeles earned ita .fifth vidory in a row. Kareem Abdui.Jabbar contributed 26 points ·and 21 rebounds for Los Angeles. TraD Blaaera st, Klap !M: The hot shooting of Bill Walton and Bob Gross led By JACK SAUNDERS thlrd quarter. WaiiGn Mel Ill acoren wilb M pcinll IIIII . PfN ~ ~ .. FRED W. CROW, PRESIDENT ••"• • J ~ •. :DL CHIISJlUS MASON FURNITURE I • • POMEROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ' • \· RETURNS TO FLORIDA Mr57 Raymond Reitmire has returned to her home in Jacksonville, Fla. alter a brief visit here due to the Ill· ness and death of her father, John Patterson. · MANY EXCELLENT GIFT n£Ms POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mrs. Millard VanMeter Phone 992-2039 106 Butlernut Ave. �.4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesdlly, Dec. 22,1976 , Memphis star is dead Knicks sharp, but will get sharper United Pnoos lnleroalioaal Neither the game, the victory, nor the high scorers were very important Tuesday night to the players and students at Memphis State. Just before the start of the basketball game against Ole Miss, a contest which nonnally would have stirred up Southern rivalries, the ·. Memphis State players were told by Coach Wayne Yates that forward John Gunn, the .team's leading reb.ou~der, ' · had died of complicatiohs meriioi'lal service for Gunn said . "John would have before the game. · wanted UB to win tonight." · "A valiant young man, who Elsewhere In college won our hearts and our basketball, top-ranked genuine admiration has loot Michtsan overwhelmed his battle against a rare and Central Michigan, 104-63, tmrelentlng opponent," Jones second-.-anked Notre DBme told 10,000 persons attendins Nll!lped over Vermmt, 89-48, the game. lt was the first . thirkanked San Frandlco most of them had heard of beat Oral Roberta, M-78, and GW!D's death. No . . 16 Mlnneaota l!anded Gunn averaged 10 points a fifth-ranked Marquette Its game last season. As a second •ralght hom&-game freshman he was veXed "Mr. lolis, 66-59, Hustle" by his teammates. Indiana wm Its Olirll holiday Guard Dexter Reed wept · tournament, ·the Indiana arising from a raf'e illness. · openly ilf the dressliig toom Cla881i:, by defeating Miami The 21-year-old, 6-foot-9 after scoring 34 points to lead of Ohio, 711-65, Nevada-Las Memphis native· died the srteving Tigers to an IJII.83 Vegas romped, 1114-77, over Tuesday during an win. Murray State and Oklahoma emergency tracheotomy uHe was my best friend/' beat Bradley, 90-70, In the begun after a lung· collapsed. Reed said. "It's hard to Rebel Round\IP Tournament He was hospitalized Dec. 11 take." at Las Vegas, Wale Forest oufferlng a disease called "I was proud of the team routed Fairleigh Dlckinaon, Stevens-Johnson Syndl-ome. tDnlght- the way they put it 99-63, Tennessee ripped Memphis State President aside for a little whUe and xavier, '11·73, Ohio Stale beat Billy M. Jones led a brief won for Big John," Yates Davidson, 64-67, and Iowa whipped Drake, BZ-79. Big Blacks Prater, 6-1-13 ; Patterson, 9-1· Point Pleasant roared to a 22-10 lead and played Wahama even the rest of the way to record an 87·7~ season· opening vi ctory over the White Falcons 'fuesday night. All five Big Blnck starlets scored in double figures wiih Steve McDermitt'~ 22 points and 21 rebounds leading the way. Gua rd Scott Howard netted 20, while 6-5 Tim Nibert had 17 points and 20 rebounds and Jeff Holland added I~ points. Wahama, now J.. l, was paced by Duke Smith's 24 points . Tim Davis con· tributerl 16 and Bob Nicewander had 14. 1l ; Buchanan, 1-2-4; Jones, 2· 0-4; Stover. i -2·4 ; Forsyth, 2· 43. Score by quarters: Vlnlon 9 14 8 10-50 Ashland 43. W~IIston 65 · chlnson 2·2·6; Evans 10·7-22; Orr ick 5-4-U; Worley 2 2-6; Wi lds 2·0·4; Carter 4·0-8 ; Gilliland 5-2·12 ; Royster 8·0· Cage Scores Score by quarters: · II 18 20 20-69 n 20-75 Shadyside 88 River 81 Woodsfield 100 Meadowb~ook 60 Cadiz 88 Barnesv ille 59 Skyvue 6() Beallsville 55 12 15 21 17-65 Reserve score - Wellston Rock Hill 41. 49 ~ ~;·:~-==!NIMI,.I!II! I~ iii;. w~~llfiiiU. -......-. GGESTIONS ~ - .s'elecfion of clothing for ever.Y child · on your list. Here are some last -minute Elmore Woodmore 66 Befls ville 509 Upper Sandusky 81 Bucyrus 64 66 Bellaire 63 · Fort Jennings 59 Mendon - ~IRLS Union 49 Lima Shawnee 79 Elida 67 62 Lake 63 Alliance 72 West Branch 57 Midpark 55 Cleveland BOYS Sizes 4· 6X Sire 2-4 Slack Sets Pajamas Tobogg.:~ns Robes Sweaters Hats or Toboggans Robes, Paiamasor Gowns Sweaters BOYS Size s:i4 Pants Co-ordinating Shirts Jackets Siies 1:4 Slack Sets Dresses Pajamas or Gowns Robes Toboggans GIRLS' INFANTS' JUMPER SETS Sizes 1· 4 $WEATERS . * * CRIB SETS . ROBES ~ * F KIDDIE SHOPPE jMix& Match) Open Until Sp.m . Chri5:tmas Evt ._THURS. & FRI. SPECL4LsAli. ALL · VELVET ;;. .-~LOUR OUTFITS STUFFED ANIMALS . . 20%OFF For Christmas Gilt Ideas, oto1oln soon 1 The fabiit · McCall's, Kwick-Sew, . . Simpl.icity Patterns , Pomeroy I IS W. Second Ph. 9'12-22il4 • p.m. Wadsworth SO Akron TONIGHT ' or-~ KIDDIE SHOPPE . 175 N SECONO AVE IMIOO.EPO!I 0H "\one 161•1 992 Jll(, .. 4$160 & ' Third l[!i'''(;;~;,;;,,, ;;,;~,;;~;;,, , ,, , , ,i·i· Gardeners gathe; for birthday '~:t :~~ert!'~!ct ~~~:~ ~~~:~w~~h~~~i ~~~ ~;~::': annual ho lida1J part1J observed . Dl E .S' LA .SHOES Teas·e· fi'llmt'/t11 holds utnner part11 sUnda HardTofind 78 Miller 46 Waterford 63 Shenandoah 54 Guernsey Cath 87 Carrolton Children give yule .program Sizes St. Ed 31 ., Ken- Portsmouth E 48 Ports Green 4l Ashland ( Kyl 50 lrooton 43 Sandusky 62 Fremont Ross 39 Findlay 69 Lorain Adm King 6l Elyria 65 Marion Harding l3 Mansfield Sr. 57 Lorain Sr. 47 New Riegel 97 Fremont Sf Joseph 75 Four birthdays are celebrated /j Local Bowling .,..,_,*"CLIP AND MAIL TODAYI~~ CirculaTion Dlpt., The Dally Sentinel · 111 Court St. Pumeroy, Ohio . SEND THE SENTINEL TO: NAME ADDRESS City State Zip BEGIN SUBSCRIPTION: Montll Date . Yur ORDERED BY: NAME J>()f.IE.ROY BOWLING LANES Saturday Afternoon Team . December 11, 1976 Standings Super Stars 80 Road Runner5 .sa Nife O.VIs Bowling Stones 76 68 Red Barons ~2 Gutter Busters 36 High Ind. Game - Bob Haggy 167, Ron Cullums 160, Lanny Longstreth, Frank Haggy 158. . High Series - Ron Cullu ms, Frank Haggy 448; Craig Nlclnsky, .Bob Haggy 420; Kelt~ Musso~ 405. Team High Game - Road ADDRESS City Team High Series - Road ~ highlights holiday program 1 Mohawk 61 Rosecrans "' ··' E~::'£~~i~~~rr:c~1~! ·Play For Dining or Partying Complete SelectionChampagne Sparkling Burgundy Cold Duck Sherry Party Mixers TUESDAY TRIPLICATE December 14, "" Standings Team Royal Oak Park 91 Shamrock Motel 7~ Ro~·ol C~own Cola 6l Ru '' Beauty ShOp 5.1 New (ork Clothing 54 Shlrls, Ltd. ~5 High Ind. Game - Paf Corson 177, Frankie Hunnell 1U. . High Serle• - Frankie Hunnell 469, Paf Carson ~8 . Team High Game - Royal Oak Park 496. Team High Series- Royal Oak Pork 1373. Belly Smith - Triplicate Score. State Zip By mall In Clllci i .y ear . l·------------·-------- 6 mo. 3 mo. .and" West Vlrplnla ( l $22 .00 I I $11.50 ( 1 $7.00 . (where newspaper boy. delivery Is NOT aval.aDit. By mall outside Cllio and West..VIrgtnia. ( ) 126.00 1(1 $13.50 ( l $7.50 'Kennotll McCullOugh, R. Ph. Chorlts RiHI~; il.'PI:.~ Ronald Hanning, R. PI:. '· Mon. tllruS.I.I:OOa .m.to9p.m. Sunday 10:30fo 12:30 and s to 9 p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 912-29S$i Friendly S.rvlce ;112E, MAIN 0ptnNighlttll9 _ PW>IEilOY.O. ' I ....~ Please enclose. payment with order.. Gift · · Subscription Card. ,Sent before Qlrlstmas. .. MEIGS COUNTIANS . NOTICEJI CHECK CHOICE' Runners 2263. Boys' and Girls' Sleep wear & Robes ·. ·,Christmas Eve Something New Almost Eve ry DayPolly's Problem tablecloths and lunch cloth:. SO , see us before , !>EAR POLLY - What do to suit the various tables. I Yoo glwe up look ing. you recommend for remov- sewed a small triangular (• lng mildew from clothes? patch llllderneath each ~or, MRS. T.'!'.J. . ner of each cloth. When they ; DEAR MRS. T.T.J. - Try were put on .the tables, I sliP: ·( · -covering the stains with salt ped a stone the size ora·dollar 'and lemon juice and put in in each pocket and every lbe ~un. Often old stains are cloth· was held in place ·,Impossible tO remove. If the perfectly.·BETSY. J ~abric and color will take it !>EAR POLLY - I lind the try bleach but always rinse popular pre-wash fabric ~thoroughly. - POLLY. sprays are great for remov· ;' DEAR POLLY - My Pet ing black heel marks and ;Peeve concerns those people ground-in dirt from llnolewn "'"bo accuse lhe Innocent of floors. Spray . the marks 'going Into their neighbors' before cleaning the floor and were (left tO right, seated), Karen Spencer, Kim Sprouse, TOYS FOR TilE UNDERPRIVILEGED were ;yards and gardens and tak- eliminate any extra scrubbCrystal Lane, Lori Sprouse, Debbie Werry, Gayla Haning, col. l ected by members of Pomeroy Girl Scout Troop 1276 :lng flower slips and ing. This does not harm the Trina Reeves and Suzan Tholllll.!l, and (standing) Lisa and presented to .Envoy and Mrs. Rox Wining of the. ~egetables while they are wax on the floor and doeS no Baxter, Kelly Ginther, Sandra MattDx, Jaye Roberts and :salvation Army Monday afternoon. Earlier they went to ·away.on a trip. The neighbors harm to to no-wax floors. The Candy Davis . ';S3id to get vegetables ;md U.se c·olumn is great! ··IS Veterans Memorial Hospital with toys for children confined there. Participating in the Christmas project.; "<them while they w.ere away DEBORAH. hour. ;:and to feed and water the dog !>EAR POLLY - A good ,,and watch the house while way to keep track of! etters to ' they were gone. I would not ::Call this stealing when they ~-were told to do these things. ' It is ~o nice to have good about four inches long and '11eighbors and friends you two inches wide to use for the A play, "A l,{ing ·is Born", Leifheit, Dood Pullins, "Happy Birthday Jesus" Pullins sang "The Little can trust every day and count base. Also another piece of written and directed by Mrs. Eugene Jeffers, shepherds; were by Pam Haggy, Drwruner Boy with Mark .on in time of need. -I>ALE. wood about one inch wide and .. DEAR POLLY - I want to four or five inches long and Sharon Wright ,highlighted Larry Clark, King Herrod; Christine Stanley, Sean Friend playing the drwns . . ,tell Violet that she should glue this to the base. Glue a , the annual Christmas pro- Uoyd Wright, the religious Hawley, Diane Smith, Scott '!1tere was a Christmas cook apples, rhubarb or clip clothespin on each side of gram held Sunday night at leader; Floyd Shook, Si· Barton, Sean Braley, Sean prayer by Tammy Clark who tomatoes In her . discolored the narrow board that stands the Laurel Cliff Free meon; Mary Friend, Bobby Jacobs, Steve Martin, Randy also sang a song, scripture by Foster, and Gary Pulijns, the Hawley, Danny ~'ulmer, Mrs. Donna Gilmo1·e, and ··kettles. The inside will come up. I find it very ha,ndy Methodist Church. FOR HER Taking roles in the play wisemen; Diana Lewis, Jason Wright. ·, out ·with no stains and be 'DOROTHY. .recitations, Another Way" which was narrated by Mrs. Joanne Clark, and Kathy The primary children pre by Tim Braley, Anita Smith, :shiny Polly will send yoil one of BRACELETS, EARRINGS, PINS, .· Also, R.C. who has the her "peachy" thank-you Wright were Jack Jacobs as Pullins, the choir of angels. presented "Christmas for and Bobby foster; " If the Steve Eblin and Rick Ash Christ" and in the group were Saviour Should Come" by ·dingy looking glass fiber cur- cards, ideal for framing or Joseph; Jane Jacobs, Mary; Kill) Haggy, Baby Jesus; NECKLACES, PENDANTS handled the lighting and Sharon Folmer, J. L. jeffers, Laura Smith ; "Christmas •tains should make a good placing in your family scrapUnda Foster, Gabriel; BrenDarla Hawley was the Penny Clark, Michelle ,detergent suds, douse the book, if she uses your Times" by '.la rk Friend; " I ;curtains up and down in the favorite Pointer, Peeve or da Haggy, the angel with pianist. An invitation to ac· Folmer, Gina Scarberry, Heard the Bells: by Eugene suds unW clean and then Problem in her colwru1. Joseph; Randy Hawley, the cept Christ following the play Melissa Foster, Tammy Jeffers; "Day of Days" by 1rinse in clear water the same .Write Polly's Pointers in care inn keeper; Sharon Folmer, was given by the minister Wright, Steve Tracey and Frankie Martin, a song by Keepsake Diamond Rings the angel with the · sheph and Mrs. Clark. Kathy Pullins. the Teen Class, and a reading .way. Contiilue unW rinse .of this newspaper. Bulova Caravelle shepherds; Bob Foster, a Recitations Ht:Jrl sint•int' nr ·Shirley Friend and Kathy by M·rs. Bertha Parker. ;water is clear. Then roll up in Watches speaking shepherd: Wayne ;a large hath or beach towel !long enough to remove ex· cess water and hang right up ,at the window. There will be ~no dripping and the colQrs ~and whites will be sparkling. •These curtains do not absorb ;dusrso wash -quickly. Never • hang them outside as the with a Christmas dinner. Oak Hill; Mr. an~ Mrs. Larry '.J' 'J ; wind breaks the glass fibers. · FOR HIM Following the dinner girts Withrow, Oak Hill, W. Va.; '- B.J. Annual Christmas party of grace, Watches- Bulova, Accutron, ·~ DEAR POLLY- We had a A party honoring Ryan were exchanged. Attending Roy Young, Gauley Bridge, the Winding Trail Garden Packages were judged were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene w. Va.; Mace! Smith, Oak ;family reunion in . our Cowan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Club was held recently at the before they were opened with Carravelle, Pocket Watches &· , backyard under our huge oak Ron Cowan, was held recent· Birchfield, Ricky , Randy and Hill, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Nancy Collins, the prize going to Mrs. Col· ~tree and had tables of all ly at the Cowan home in Mid· Becky, Rutland; Mr. and Greg France, Illinois; Alice The potluck dinner was tins . Members wore · Watch Chains ' ~sizes set .to accomodate the dleport. Ryan was three Mrs. Kenneth Blankenship Grant, Middleport, and Mr. served (rom tables decorated homemade corsages and and Kenny, Proctorville; Mr . and Mrs. Everett Grant, >crowd of 83 people. Since the years old. with 'everg evergreen and Mrs. Iris Kelton won the Money Clips, Tie Tacks, Key Holders, ~tables were all sizes, .! used ASnoopy cake was served and Mrs: Sammy Birchfield, Michael, Debbie and cand les. Mrs. Collins prize for the best corsage. Robin, Julie· and Noel, Coal Pamela, Minersville. presented each member with Secret pals were revealed .:·, !JI'IliMIII!lll!l•:••••l•'l with ice cream and.gifts were UghteiS, Men's Rings, • a handmade Christmas orna· with the gift exchange. presented to Ryan. Attending · · were his grandparents, Mr. . . , Reported ill were Mrs. ment..Mrs. Dollie Hayes had Bracelets, Billfolds Alice Thompson and Mrs. and Mrs; James Brewer of ' 7\. Middleport, Mrs. Betty l "j U '.)' . · )udy Bolin. Mrs. Cora Beegle Whitstlne, Colwnbus; Mrs. will host the next meeting and the program will be by Beth Cowan, MI. Alto, W. ..1 • . · Mrs. Jackie Brickles and Va ., and his great111 grandfather, R. C. Ternll of '.J' '.J' Mrs. Thompson on macrame Pomeroy. hangers. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nease Mrs . James Anderson, Jamie Other guests were Sheila and Stanley entertained and Brian, Minersville. Attending besides those LETART FALLS - A Miller, Amy and Michelle, Sunday with a pre-Christmas Missing from the family Christmas program "The named were Mrs. Pat Gambier, Ohio; Mary Beth dinner party at their home. group was Miss Susan Dolls' Christmas Eve" was Thoma, Mrs. Margaret Brewer, Kelly Douglas, Jill The family exchanged gifts Powers, a student at Miami presented by the students at Parker, Mrs. Ruth Moore, ,. Moore, Brent Moore, Nikki around a decorated tree University, whq will visit Letart Falls Elementary Mrs. Marilyn Wisecup Mrs. ' • Whitlatch, Paula Swisher, following the dinner. At- here with her grandparents School Tuesday afternoon. 1\ddalou Lewis, Mrs. Linda ,,' ll's and Cindy Parker, Jimmy tending were Mr. and Mrs. during the holidays. Main characters were Todd Lambert and Mrs. Wilma ••. Brewer, Debbie· Whitlatch, Qarl Nease, Philip and John, • Mugrage, P. J. Hill, Melinda Te1-rell. Clara Riley, Jan and Sonny Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. 12's in Hill, Teresa Shuler, Max Hill, Haynes, Betty Gilmore and . Wallace Power~. Richard and Heath Hill,' Lawrence Rose , Double Mike Newell. Tina Forester, 'fciin Cwn· Michael, Grove City; Mr. and I>ffiECTOR NAMED Sending gifts were his mins, Ann Adams, Missy KLOES ENTERTAIN Mrs. Arthur Nease, Herbert E. Markley, Width great-grandparents, Mr. and Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. president of The Timken CumminS, Linda ·o'Brien , SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brewer , William Nease, Jr., Jill and Company, Canton, Tuesday Patty Kiser, Pam Johnson Mrs. Karl Kloes entertained Gallipolis. Travis, Minersville; Mr. and was elected a director .of and Cindy Allep. Sallor doll! recently with a pre-Christ· American Electric Power and paper doll! were made up mas celebration. Their guests Company, New York. His of students of first and second were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney election Increased the grades. The prosram was Kloes, Darcy and Todd, board's membership to 14 under the direction of Mrs. Gahanna, and S. Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Kloes, The birthdays of Allen Rodney, Cheryl and Beth and its non-company Lee Lee. Kimberly and Kelly, Roush, Lee Roush, Joey Roush, Mrs. Sharon Kuhn, directors to eight. I, Columbus. Roush and Bryan Wilcox Lisa and Laura Roush, Mr. were observed Sunday after· and Mrs. Raymond Wilco~, noon with a party at the home Beverly Wilcox and Greg SERVICE FRIDAY MONEY DUE of Mr. and Mrs. ·Lee Roush. Browning. A Christmas Eve service I>ues may be paid for the Attending besides the hosts will be held at 9 p.m. Friday Black Lung Association of and the honored guests were Pomeroy at the residence, 160 at Grace Episcopal Church In ' Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Pomeroy with carols and ''• Members are· asked to pay Holy communion to be REVIVAL TO START • features. dues before Jan. I. LONG BOTTOM · - A revival will be held at the MI. •• OUve Church, Long Bottom, beginning I>ec. 26 and con· tlnuing through Jan. 2 with The Pomeroy Chamber .ot Commerct ··services at7:30 each evening. to raise funds for Christmas "• attempting dn Dec. 31 there will . be a ; lighling. We know · that all residents of watch service. The public is Pomeroy and residents ol Meigs County are ! interested Invited, Pastor Lawrence in making Pomeroy, your county Bush reports. Door swag Wreaths •• seat attraclive to oulsiders. Won'l · you • • contribule lo helping Pomeroy achieve this n . Cjllldles and Candle rings; ·•' goal. Your contribution to the Chrislmas Dried flowers • Lighting Fund or information perlaining to OFFICE CLOSING WE W[LL BE the Chamber of Commerce should be Green plants Poin'I'View Cable TV submitted t9 Pomeroy . Chamber of •' Pot plants ·business offices will be closed Commerce. P.O. Box 526 or phone 9'12-5005. Friday, Saturday and Sun· You need nol.be a~sinessman to join the Planters day, Dec. 24 through 26, so Chamber of Coni mer , any• cilizen in the employees may spend the ,. county may join~ Terrariums help make Pomeroy holiday with friends and families . The office will :: thenumber one ~ounty Seat in So'utheastern Pennanent Christmas reopen at 8:30a.m. Monday, •., Ohio. lATE .. Arrangements · I I>ec. TT. ·Starting Friday, December 17 RELIGIOUS JEWELRY Runners 811 . All . .. Tonight& Thursday Open Tils Valley 61 Porlsmoufll Clay <8 GIRLS ,, case or cab inet extra. Trade· in s accepted. Made in U.S.A. Open Tile NordOI\ia 57 Cle Lincoln -West 55 Strongsvi lle 77 Fairview 70 more 77 · 8 bobbin, (eUminateJ t ij steps in ordinary bobbin winding) and two-step buttonholer. Currying Heights 47 Slack Sets Dresses OPEN UNTIL THURSDAY ln·the-round sewing of c u~f5 and hard to get to place! easy. features push·b utt on front drop·in Kansas Lakota 73 Sycamore Madison 5A Zanesvi l le Salt, lemon ·and sun remove mildew mark , The Touch & Sew• II machine makes Springfield N 81 Sprlnglleld Wintersvi lle 86 John Marshall Calh 66 . IW Val 77 Sprlnqfield S 77 Lima Sr. 71 We!l Musklngurn 75 Morgan Tipp Clfy 59 Troy 57 l6 . Greenvi lle 75 51 -Marys 68 Sheridan 82 Lexlnglon 77 Yellow Springs 81 ,Northridge River VieW New 72 Philo 55 7J ' New Concord 76 Crooksville Fort L~H•1mle 93 Anna 73 47 Botlc ir-J r,<~ Jackson Center. 00 Maysville 59 Tri .Valley l7 Housh1'l if Fairlawn 57 (ot) Minster 'JY New Knoxville 58 Guernsey Zane Trace Ss Ottawa Glandorf 78 Napoleon suggestions! Gibsonburg 59 Clyde 46 Sandusky Perkins 80 Huron 64 Tiffin Calvert 84 Sandusky Sf Marys .83 (of) Middletown 67 Day Stive rs Pat 66 (of) Fairborn Park Hills 79 Be~vercreek 54 Piqua 62 Urbana 50 Day Wayne 73 Trotwood East Canton 6.4 Uniontown .. SALE! ON A MACHINE, WITII FLIP &SEW' SURFACE. Madison 49 Old Fort Ill Arcadia 11 · Day Cham.Jul68 Fairmont E Wheeling Park IW Val 77 ATTENTION· We still have a good f~"~l\~ the National Football League champions, conceived by Tribune Sports' Editor Arch Ward, had been played every summer over the past· 42 years with the exception of 1974 when a players strike forced Its cancellation. \ Plans for hosting the district competition for the Young Careerlst Conte~t were made during a meeting of the Middleport· Business and · Professional Women's Club Monday night lit the Meigs Inn. The meeting followed the annual Christmas party of the cl ub members. Mrs . Karen Goins will represent ·the Middleport Club In the district competition which will he held at the Holiday Inn in Gallipolis on Jan. 30. Welcomed Into membership was Carol Lyons who also won the traveling prize. The club members discussed the project, ~· Profile on American Women," and made plans for carrying out the ·survey In January. This •will involve telephone con· tacts with schools, offices, and all business places to determine the employment of women In the county, Games and contests were conducted during the social · • PR.IC'E All Star game out for good CHICAGO (UP!) - The College All-Star game, a summer football ciasstc since 1934, has been discontinued permanently by the Chicago Tribune Charities because of spiraling costs, The series between college football's brlghte!ll !liArs and ROCK HILL (69) - Hut. Wel lston * * ·JEANS .R.F.G . -. Goldsberry 2, Sayre 12, Tucker 7. By Quarters : Pl . l'lea ~ 22 25 20 21J-.87 GOWNS sso·OFF· Give A Gift Iron ton 9 15 10 9-43 fleserves Ironton 51 Jackson 32 . Rock Hill PAJAMAS FROM SINGER& THE FABRIC SHOP Many Famous Singer Models on sal-Hurry! . Cont(?-st p ·Pointers ' for Smart: Santee Lu lz 1·0·2. TOTALS 15-13· Ashland Jack son 17 21 13 22~73 Reserve score -.!.. VInton 55 WAHAMA O S),- Davi s 16, '·~] ,rr~ I Score by qu• rters : 12 13 18 18--61 RH 6B ' ;By Polly Crpmer 4-6; Brown 3-0-0; Fairchild 22-6; 1-5. TOTALS 27·19-73. l'llcewander U, Sm llh 24. ~ ~ .-.;.J team knowing each other, we're still not lllllooth,'' the New York Knlcka' coach told a somewhat diibellevtns croWd .of reporters after his club bad rolled up ita highest point . total In five years Tuesday nl8ht, a ·133-103 tri· umph · over the Detroit . Pistons. · "rd still say we have a long way to go If we were 31Hl, inotead of 1!;.14." It· was New York's third victory In a row and fifth in the last six games, and anapped a four-game-winning streak by lhe Pistons. Veteran guard Earl Mooroe credited the Knlcks' rebounding and successful Po~ly's City. Allen 2-5-9 . TOTALS 10-lO-SO. IRONTON (43) - Howard ' ·4·12 ; Royal 4-3-11; Sesher 1. JACKSON t73) - Harless, 6-1-13 ; McDonald, 9-2-20 ; Oi ler. 5·2·12C T. Dorsey. .1-9· McDermitt 22. 10 2J "From the point of the Portland to a come-from· behind victory after the Kings. lett. ~- early In the grabbed 17 reboo•rdl, IIIII Groa ICOI'ed 21. Rcn Boone and Richard Wuliliigtoo bad 21 points each lor Kanau Kovach 0-S-S; Hllrklns 1-0-2; 24· 13·61. Vaughan 11 . Howard 20, 16 ; Hudson 9-3-21; TOTALS Holland 1l. Marlin 2. • . 28-9-6S. Wahama place. ASHLAND'I50J'- o·. Smith 2-10-14; 'G. Swift 3-5-11 ; M. Swift 1-2-<i Dummlll f.J.5; "'·0·8; Brooks, 0·3·3; Wallace, J-0-6; C. Gi ll s, 0-2·2. TOTALS Wheeler 1-0-2; Dalton 2-0-4; Gi lliam 1-1-J. TOTALS 29-1169. WELLSTON (6S) POINT PLEASANT (87) - . Swingle 1-3-5; Marlin S-1-11 ; · Red Holzman thinks his team "still has a long way to go." u ao, lhe rest of the NBA ·may be playing for seCOI)d Ashland so Ironton 43 (61) - 17.- UPl Spurll Wriler Area box ·scores : top Falcons J~ckson 73 vc 61 VINTON COUNTY • m opener 19 ; Eveland. 2-6-10 ; Barnett, Nibert .mlnufel. Olberdlng added II points and Mack Calvin 19 aa the Spin put seven men In double llgurea. Jamaal Wllkea led the Warriors with 25 points and 19 rebolllds. BWb 103, ~ 111: Norm Van Uer'a two fret throwa wllh 12 aecoodl left provided lhe winning margin for Chicago In its flr~ver double overt1me game. The game was tied at 'II apiece lifter lhe first overtime as Van Ller • two free throws with 21 secmdl le{t. Nuueu 108, lte!'l 94; Mllrvln Wehaler icored 17 points ·and grabbed 17 rebounds In his first pro start to help Denver · knock off Philadel)illa, enabling the Nuggets to pull three games ahead of Detroit in the Midwest Division. Webster grabbed 10 of his rebounds In the first half to help Denver post ita 14th straight home court victory. Laken 'II, Bmes 88: Ludus ADen scored 23 of his game-Niih 27 pointa in the second hail as Los Angeles earned ita .fifth vidory in a row. Kareem Abdui.Jabbar contributed 26 points ·and 21 rebounds for Los Angeles. TraD Blaaera st, Klap !M: The hot shooting of Bill Walton and Bob Gross led By JACK SAUNDERS thlrd quarter. WaiiGn Mel Ill acoren wilb M pcinll IIIII . PfN ~ ~ .. FRED W. CROW, PRESIDENT ••"• • J ~ •. :DL CHIISJlUS MASON FURNITURE I • • POMEROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ' • \· RETURNS TO FLORIDA Mr57 Raymond Reitmire has returned to her home in Jacksonville, Fla. alter a brief visit here due to the Ill· ness and death of her father, John Patterson. · MANY EXCELLENT GIFT n£Ms POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mrs. Millard VanMeter Phone 992-2039 106 Butlernut Ave. �.. .' s::::.<w:· The annual Christmas party of the Pomeroy National Bank washeld at the Meigs Inn Saturday. Attending wer.e Mr: and Mrs. Edison Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice, Roger Morgan. Sabra Morrison , Mr . and Mrs . Horace J{arr, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, . Mr. and Mrs. Manning Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Poulin, Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Nelson , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hobsletter, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson, Dorothy Seth, Coonie Fields, Mr. and Mrs. David Spencer, Arthur Beegle, Doris Snowden, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baxter, Cathy Morgan Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. William Holr stetter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce · May , Mr. and Mrs .. l,arry MR. FLUGG GUARD KILLED COWMBUS (UP! ) Berne Oavis 1 7·4, Coh.J.mbus, a - • ENTERING GOWEN YEARS- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Saun~ers, 675% Sycamore St., Middleport, will celebrate tlleir 50th wedding anniversary on Christmas Day. They were married in Cheshire and resided In Cleveland until their retirement. Mr, and Mrs. Saunders . have Utree children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren, by Jon Peterson 5EASON~ C:rREETit-l&5 FRDM '/OUR PO$TP.L OEPP..~TMENT,, , ~EQE 1:$ L..ASr YEA~ C.H~15TN'A"5 ~/ Dear FTR: Becall'le the reasons for leaving still hold : You're a lirststring man, and Jenelle's husband coold break your back. Besides, how long would it-be before you got benched by another player on her team ? Slay smart - and away! - H. +++ Dear Helen: I'm another one agaiMt packing off to a "retirement vtlla" when you reach tllat age! The minute you enter one of these ""'lll!a!""'l'='f•~•ljll!!lnonou:e•!ll'!llll !IIII!IIII'I:C!!!:C<!!Ol:I:C!!"'!'"Il<::<!\o¥9IUAI'"" "goldenage traps" you admit defeat: .you've dropped out pf the p real world. Personally, I don't plan to get old -I'll just ugly away, but keep spry and alert; mentally for sure, physically !llllesa a wayward ~enil hits me when my defenses are low. I'm (j1 and won 'I take illness lying down! I'm active in clubs and volunteer work which accept all "'i!<'"'"~~~~~~ ages. The yoong aa well as the older see me as a person, nota "senior citizen." And that's the way It's gonna he! AGAIN51' AGISM 25' CHROM.A(OlOI( ll ' Dear Against: Alta person! • . · A1J Billie Burke once said, "Age doesn't matter, unless you're a cheese." , And here's another quote from Samm Sinclair Baker that suits to aT: ''you're as young as your enthWllasms, aa old as your disinterest ... It's now how old you are but how you are old." - H. 0· •~-~ • Glanl25" dlagon gl Console. • • Reliable 100% Solid Stare. • Energy Sa 'ling Power Sen.try • Brilliant Chromacolor. +++ NOW THE DALY SEI\iiNEL '588 DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Mlo~ JGS..MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edllur ' Published daily eKcept Saturday Uy The Otrro Valley Pulllilllling Conr any, Ill COUI'1 Sl.. : Pomclil)', Ohio ~S769. BusineSlj Ollicc Phone 9922156. Editorial Phunc 00'2-2157 &cond cia~ poslllge Jlaill 11l Pomeroy, Ohio. . Nalloual advertishlM represen- · Uttive Ward · Grii£itb Compauy,.Irl~·., BoUiuelli 11 11tl Gallat:l111r DiV., WT DIAGONAL Earhart. mystery may be dispelled by Oevelanders Social I~ Calendar Barr, Ruth Graham. Georgene Crate and Don HyselL · Pruyer was by Mrs. David Spencer. security guard at the E. Main St. branch of the Ohio National Bank, was shot . PROGRAM SET today Tuesday during a The annual Christmas program of the Pomeroy A thought for the day: robhery. RECUPERATING Wesleyan Holiness Church American statesman Adlai · Davis died a short time Mrs . Esther Kissell is will he held at 7:30 p.m. Stevenaoo said, "The time to after taken to Grant Hospital recuperating from a broken Friday. Rev. Dewey King, stop a revolution is at the in ciritcal condition for arm at her Second Avo,, treatment of head and righl pastor, invites the public. beginning, not the end." Middleport home. arm bullet wounds. 1 1 Bank enjoys party on Saturday , Tho MADEIRA • H1910C Oecotator compact taDie mod el. Dark Brown polystyrene cabinet. Solid Stcue Super Video Range 757 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. Tuning System. Finney town 52 Sf Bernard 49 Lockland 57 North College Hill 55 Lemon-MonrOe 74 Cln Walnut Hil ls 58 Wheeling (W Va 1 Park 11 BeJtalre 63 Bellaire St Johns 71 Buckeye N 55 101H7. Stibocrlpllon rates: Dellven'tl by carrier where av11ilallle 75 cetlts per week. By Motor Route where carrier set-vice not available, One month, $3.2$. By mail ln Ohio and W. Va., One Veat·, 122.00; Six tn(Jfllhs, · " All.SO; Thrt!t! munllts, $7.00;" Elst~wht!re 126 .00 yea r ; Six months 113.~0; Three month~. 57 .50. Subsc•·ipllon prkt! illl'ludes Sw1tllly Tin~&Sen Unc l . WEDNESDAY · AMERICAN LEGION Axuiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, at the hall. Turkey dinner at 6:30 p.m. followed by a meeting and Christmaa party with a·f2 gilt e1change. AMERICAN LEGION, Feeney-llennett Post 128,6:30 turkey 'dinner followed by a time for· sacking candy for treats to be distributed Christmas Eve. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at Independent Holiness Church, Fourth and Uncoln Sts., Middleport; . public welcome. POMEROY COMMUNITY Christmas program, 7 p.m. Wednesday ·at community tree on upper parking lot with musical program by "Voices of Liberty" and visit from Santa with candy treats lor ch ildren. ·. Sponsored by Pomeroy Community Action Committee. POMEROY MID· DLEPORT Lions Club, Wednesday noon at tile Meigs Inn , OHIO VALLEY COM-· MANDERY 2!, Knights Templar, stated conclave 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Ali Sir KnightS ·and their ladles invited for a'vl.sit to the Meigs County Infirmary. , FRIDAY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7:30 p.m. Friday ·at Rock Springs United Methodist · Chur~h with songs and recitations , , by children; Santa will be pres~nt. CHRISTMAS EVE can- · dlelight Service at Middleport First Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m. Friday with the message "Too Wonderful For Words" by tile pastor, the .Rev. Peter ,Grandall; singing of carols and special music selections. CHRISTMAS EVE service, , 9 p.m., Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy; carols and Holy communion. CHRISTMAS. PROGRAM, 7:30 p.in. Friday. at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church; public invited. MONDAY BETHEL 62, lntematlbnal Order of Jobs . Daughters, semi-aiUlusi installation of officers, Monday, 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Honored queen elect is Paula 'Eichinger. Public invited to attend. TUESDAY RACINE AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, 6:30 Tuesday night at the hall. . Members to take cookies. ring ...w!'ll, maybe a gnu. : ~~ the greeting w~s aptly 1 concluded: ' "For yoii ... may' t977 be as · bright .as peacock feathers, · your Ideas as sharp as ' sharks' Ieeth alid as many as , stripes on our white Bengal · . · • ' : ' '. Attention Dog Owners ,. Male Dov n .oo - .. AT THE INN ''TlGRESS" · WEDNESDAY. . & THURSDAY TOWNSHIP ' 9:00 TIL 1:00 . Yr . Mo. M F Blk White Gray Brindle Tan . Breed We If Brown Yellow Long Short Know Paid MERRY CHRISTMAS ~ THE MEIGS INN ~• Howard E. Frank 1 C~ilnty . Auditor of Meigs County Pomeroy PIZZA SHACK " j ; BONELESS CHUCK ROAST···~~. GROUND CHUCK ••~·. TONY'S PEPPERONI, BUITERBALL .p177" ................. 14 oz. . 8 LBS. &UP ~ TURKEYS ••••••••••• !~ .. GRADE A 16-22 LBS. 4 ' LB. TURKEYS •••••••••••••••• • ·MARHOEFFER . . 3 LBS. $4· 99 CANNED HAMS •••••••••• 'YELLOW ~-1 BANANAS •••••••••••• 125 COUNT SIZE .. 992-6304 • DOUGHNUTS ......~:u FRESH BAKED . EACH PUMPKIN PIE •••••••• • COUPON I CORONET ' •• . . e e FLAVORITE BROWN -& SERVE .ROLLS............ ~~2le CO UPON Io oZ. $289 W/C lim it I Per Customer Good Only At Powell's . W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 12-24-76 •• COU PON GRAPES •• ~~ ••••••• ~~. INSTANT COFFEE Offer Expires 12-24-76 • ' ........ ~~4 $ FOLGER'S ·TOILET TISSUE. BROLL$109 PAK 7c RED FRESH BAKERY Q Locense must be obtained not Iller lllan Jan. 20, 1971 to ovoid poying penally After thos dale penally wilt b!$2.00 lor single lag and IS.OO for kennelllcoose. · '• 992-3629 i• • will close at 2:00 Friday Dec. 24th and remain closed December 25 & 26th. Fees ~ I CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY RE~PEN SUNDAY, DEC. 26 PLAYING NIGHTLY From Parkersburg Ha ir NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY' RIGHTS RESERVED TANGELOS Spayed Female 12.00- Female$2.00 - Kennel License 110 COLOR POMERQY, OHIO Prices Effective Thni Dec. 24, 1976 . ADDRESS : Se~ 298 Second St. ' OWNER 'S NAME A e '.4on.·Sal 8 am-10 ~m Sunday 10 am-10 pm •• DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1977 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH. TWO DOLLARS (12 .00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE . FOR YOUR CONVEN IENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR A'f THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS 112.001 FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE , . To oblain license by mail. fill In and m•ll ·, lhls form to· HOWARD e." FRANK, COUNTY AUD ITOR , Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio . . Enclose self-addressed stamped enveloPe and price of license. remembered the enct spot . COLUMBUS (UP[) - A and the Ohioans excavated. group of am.ateur detective· Dr. Raymond Baby, ·an archeologists In suburban Ohio State University Clevelandh~ to cmunetpo- archeology prolessor, rate in a' federal courtroom examined the 89 fragments tile 40tll anniversary of and bridgework the Ohioans Am e IJ a E a r h a r I ' s brought home in a camera ~ppearance. case. Having already spent a ' '11Iey have a beautiful small fortune and nearly a circumstandal case," said decade investigating the Baby, who still has the bones. Earhart mystery, tile group "I have urged tllem to pilrsue hopes by July 2, 1977, to sue the matter." under the Freedom of His study concluded that Information Act for release of the grave contained a white all govennnent recorda on male and the mostly the vanished pUotand her co- cremated remains ol a pilot and navigator Fred woman, ''probably white" Noonan. and just beginning to age. "Up to now It's all been The Japanese were known to conjecture and opinion. We cremate tile W. The bridge want to get illegal. We want dated from the 1930's. to see that Amelia gets her The few bones left in the day in court," el!plaincd lloo I!J'!IVe suggested it had been Kotbera of Garfield HeightS excavated earlier and the in a telephone interview. He Ohioans searched out two is convinced records in the Marines who tOld them of a government's possession can strange detail while stationed finally clear up the on Saipan after the war. A mystery. Capt. Tracy Griswold had · Attorney Willlam Manlove ordered them · to dig up a refuses to discliSs the suit or grave. what governmental agency it In taped interviews, the would be directed at, saying Marines recalled picking up a it is against his policy to rib cage and part of an arm. discuss' strate8l' before a suit They remembered asking is brought. · why they were robbing a Kolhera has been grave. Griswold, they told fascinated with the Earhart !~:othera, asked them if tlley 'd story since 1946 when he ever heard of Amelia spent off-hours while Earhart. When they ~ld yes, stationed in Saipan searching he , told them not to say the island caves for Japanese anything more ·.about it. souvenirs. On one foray he ·• Griswold, also interviewed, came upon a plane in the told them that on the record middle of jungle. he didn't . remember Years later, lle said, he saw anytlling~ff tile record, a picture of the plane Amella they were on the right track. Kothera's wife, Florence, Earhart was .last seen in. They were enough alike to has since made several botller him. frustrating trips to II kept bothering him until Washington to find those 1967 when he and ,two friends, ,,,,bones and also the flyers' Jolm Gacek, a retired police dental records, seemingly lieutenant, and Ken Malonis unavailable and needed to returned to Salpan. They identify the bridge. made another expedition the Officials .,.t the slate, next year witll John Geschke justice ind . defense and Marly Fiorillo. departments, the FBI, CIA, In tile two visits, tbe group and in Naval and Marine found out tile plane Kothera Intelligence tell the same had seen, which was a story : all records are vintage 1936 Navy plane, The unclassified and in the dead end did ool stop them. National Archives. lri interviews witll ·island '·'Mostly what's there ," naUves, many of whom said Mrs. Kothera said, "are they had never talked .with letters !rom other people ' the official and UllOfficial asking for information.. l invesligaiQrs who . had know there must he more. · preceded them, the Ohioans For one thing we've written learned that in 1937 a thin, 50 letters ourselves and not W!lllan with short hair and a one of them appears in their while man with a long nose so-called complete file." were seen Under guard on the Japanese./ield Island. Islanders told them the woman looked sad and seemed hurt. They said she apparenUy had dysentery. COLO IS 20 Louis Igatol told them he COLUMBUS (UP I) was part of a detail ordered Sweet potato pie will he by the Japanese to hack a served today to Colo, the first road through the jungle and gorilla born in captivity, at a PJll out a plane·which he said p.Iblic luncheon, celebrating was later shipped to Japan. her 20th birt!lday, Anna McGoolma told them ColumbWl Zoo Publlc Rela- . about an experience tllat, as lions Director Debbie her parents conflnned, had Scheerer said the dinner given her nightmares as a 7- celebration was scheduled for year.old first grader, Coming the ape house since the home from school one day she honoree could not he taken watched two Japanese {rom her cage. The human soldiers force a white woman guests will be separated from . and man dig a hole near a Colo by the bars. cemetery. Sweet potato pie heads the She said she watched, menu for all, as It is one of her hiding behind a tree afraid she'd he caught too, as the dellcacles. After the blessed eveijt in white man was forced to bend 1956, Colo was mated and has <IVer ,and was beheaded. She given birth to three babies in ~d she ran before seeing the captivity, another world ~an's fate. . record. • Mrs . Magoolma a zoo "Not a cte8ture was stir· i ' " Store Hours: By ROSEMARy ARMAO POETRY CHANGED CINCINNATI (UPI) Some well-known Olristmas poetry was slightly altered in · · the Cincinnati Zoo;s holiday .~eetings this year. The Zoo's greeting card hegins: "T'was the night before Christmas and all through the ; tigers." • '-TheDailySentine~Middlepori-Porneroy,O. ,Wednesday, 1i.iiifi'li97M6iiii•..;.••••••••••••••~--------------------~----------- ,, 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. 22, 197n I ' I •• �.. .' s::::.<w:· The annual Christmas party of the Pomeroy National Bank washeld at the Meigs Inn Saturday. Attending wer.e Mr: and Mrs. Edison Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice, Roger Morgan. Sabra Morrison , Mr . and Mrs . Horace J{arr, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, . Mr. and Mrs. Manning Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Poulin, Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Nelson , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hobsletter, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson, Dorothy Seth, Coonie Fields, Mr. and Mrs. David Spencer, Arthur Beegle, Doris Snowden, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baxter, Cathy Morgan Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. William Holr stetter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce · May , Mr. and Mrs .. l,arry MR. FLUGG GUARD KILLED COWMBUS (UP! ) Berne Oavis 1 7·4, Coh.J.mbus, a - • ENTERING GOWEN YEARS- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Saun~ers, 675% Sycamore St., Middleport, will celebrate tlleir 50th wedding anniversary on Christmas Day. They were married in Cheshire and resided In Cleveland until their retirement. Mr, and Mrs. Saunders . have Utree children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren, by Jon Peterson 5EASON~ C:rREETit-l&5 FRDM '/OUR PO$TP.L OEPP..~TMENT,, , ~EQE 1:$ L..ASr YEA~ C.H~15TN'A"5 ~/ Dear FTR: Becall'le the reasons for leaving still hold : You're a lirststring man, and Jenelle's husband coold break your back. Besides, how long would it-be before you got benched by another player on her team ? Slay smart - and away! - H. +++ Dear Helen: I'm another one agaiMt packing off to a "retirement vtlla" when you reach tllat age! The minute you enter one of these ""'lll!a!""'l'='f•~•ljll!!lnonou:e•!ll'!llll !IIII!IIII'I:C!!!:C<!!Ol:I:C!!"'!'"Il<::<!\o¥9IUAI'"" "goldenage traps" you admit defeat: .you've dropped out pf the p real world. Personally, I don't plan to get old -I'll just ugly away, but keep spry and alert; mentally for sure, physically !llllesa a wayward ~enil hits me when my defenses are low. I'm (j1 and won 'I take illness lying down! I'm active in clubs and volunteer work which accept all "'i!<'"'"~~~~~~ ages. The yoong aa well as the older see me as a person, nota "senior citizen." And that's the way It's gonna he! AGAIN51' AGISM 25' CHROM.A(OlOI( ll ' Dear Against: Alta person! • . · A1J Billie Burke once said, "Age doesn't matter, unless you're a cheese." , And here's another quote from Samm Sinclair Baker that suits to aT: ''you're as young as your enthWllasms, aa old as your disinterest ... It's now how old you are but how you are old." - H. 0· •~-~ • Glanl25" dlagon gl Console. • • Reliable 100% Solid Stare. • Energy Sa 'ling Power Sen.try • Brilliant Chromacolor. +++ NOW THE DALY SEI\iiNEL '588 DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Mlo~ JGS..MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edllur ' Published daily eKcept Saturday Uy The Otrro Valley Pulllilllling Conr any, Ill COUI'1 Sl.. : Pomclil)', Ohio ~S769. BusineSlj Ollicc Phone 9922156. Editorial Phunc 00'2-2157 &cond cia~ poslllge Jlaill 11l Pomeroy, Ohio. . Nalloual advertishlM represen- · Uttive Ward · Grii£itb Compauy,.Irl~·., BoUiuelli 11 11tl Gallat:l111r DiV., WT DIAGONAL Earhart. mystery may be dispelled by Oevelanders Social I~ Calendar Barr, Ruth Graham. Georgene Crate and Don HyselL · Pruyer was by Mrs. David Spencer. security guard at the E. Main St. branch of the Ohio National Bank, was shot . PROGRAM SET today Tuesday during a The annual Christmas program of the Pomeroy A thought for the day: robhery. RECUPERATING Wesleyan Holiness Church American statesman Adlai · Davis died a short time Mrs . Esther Kissell is will he held at 7:30 p.m. Stevenaoo said, "The time to after taken to Grant Hospital recuperating from a broken Friday. Rev. Dewey King, stop a revolution is at the in ciritcal condition for arm at her Second Avo,, treatment of head and righl pastor, invites the public. beginning, not the end." Middleport home. arm bullet wounds. 1 1 Bank enjoys party on Saturday , Tho MADEIRA • H1910C Oecotator compact taDie mod el. Dark Brown polystyrene cabinet. Solid Stcue Super Video Range 757 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. Tuning System. Finney town 52 Sf Bernard 49 Lockland 57 North College Hill 55 Lemon-MonrOe 74 Cln Walnut Hil ls 58 Wheeling (W Va 1 Park 11 BeJtalre 63 Bellaire St Johns 71 Buckeye N 55 101H7. Stibocrlpllon rates: Dellven'tl by carrier where av11ilallle 75 cetlts per week. By Motor Route where carrier set-vice not available, One month, $3.2$. By mail ln Ohio and W. Va., One Veat·, 122.00; Six tn(Jfllhs, · " All.SO; Thrt!t! munllts, $7.00;" Elst~wht!re 126 .00 yea r ; Six months 113.~0; Three month~. 57 .50. Subsc•·ipllon prkt! illl'ludes Sw1tllly Tin~&Sen Unc l . WEDNESDAY · AMERICAN LEGION Axuiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, at the hall. Turkey dinner at 6:30 p.m. followed by a meeting and Christmaa party with a·f2 gilt e1change. AMERICAN LEGION, Feeney-llennett Post 128,6:30 turkey 'dinner followed by a time for· sacking candy for treats to be distributed Christmas Eve. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at Independent Holiness Church, Fourth and Uncoln Sts., Middleport; . public welcome. POMEROY COMMUNITY Christmas program, 7 p.m. Wednesday ·at community tree on upper parking lot with musical program by "Voices of Liberty" and visit from Santa with candy treats lor ch ildren. ·. Sponsored by Pomeroy Community Action Committee. POMEROY MID· DLEPORT Lions Club, Wednesday noon at tile Meigs Inn , OHIO VALLEY COM-· MANDERY 2!, Knights Templar, stated conclave 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Ali Sir KnightS ·and their ladles invited for a'vl.sit to the Meigs County Infirmary. , FRIDAY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7:30 p.m. Friday ·at Rock Springs United Methodist · Chur~h with songs and recitations , , by children; Santa will be pres~nt. CHRISTMAS EVE can- · dlelight Service at Middleport First Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m. Friday with the message "Too Wonderful For Words" by tile pastor, the .Rev. Peter ,Grandall; singing of carols and special music selections. CHRISTMAS EVE service, , 9 p.m., Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy; carols and Holy communion. CHRISTMAS. PROGRAM, 7:30 p.in. Friday. at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church; public invited. MONDAY BETHEL 62, lntematlbnal Order of Jobs . Daughters, semi-aiUlusi installation of officers, Monday, 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Honored queen elect is Paula 'Eichinger. Public invited to attend. TUESDAY RACINE AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, 6:30 Tuesday night at the hall. . Members to take cookies. ring ...w!'ll, maybe a gnu. : ~~ the greeting w~s aptly 1 concluded: ' "For yoii ... may' t977 be as · bright .as peacock feathers, · your Ideas as sharp as ' sharks' Ieeth alid as many as , stripes on our white Bengal · . · • ' : ' '. Attention Dog Owners ,. Male Dov n .oo - .. AT THE INN ''TlGRESS" · WEDNESDAY. . & THURSDAY TOWNSHIP ' 9:00 TIL 1:00 . Yr . Mo. M F Blk White Gray Brindle Tan . Breed We If Brown Yellow Long Short Know Paid MERRY CHRISTMAS ~ THE MEIGS INN ~• Howard E. Frank 1 C~ilnty . Auditor of Meigs County Pomeroy PIZZA SHACK " j ; BONELESS CHUCK ROAST···~~. GROUND CHUCK ••~·. TONY'S PEPPERONI, BUITERBALL .p177" ................. 14 oz. . 8 LBS. &UP ~ TURKEYS ••••••••••• !~ .. GRADE A 16-22 LBS. 4 ' LB. TURKEYS •••••••••••••••• • ·MARHOEFFER . . 3 LBS. $4· 99 CANNED HAMS •••••••••• 'YELLOW ~-1 BANANAS •••••••••••• 125 COUNT SIZE .. 992-6304 • DOUGHNUTS ......~:u FRESH BAKED . EACH PUMPKIN PIE •••••••• • COUPON I CORONET ' •• . . e e FLAVORITE BROWN -& SERVE .ROLLS............ ~~2le CO UPON Io oZ. $289 W/C lim it I Per Customer Good Only At Powell's . W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 12-24-76 •• COU PON GRAPES •• ~~ ••••••• ~~. INSTANT COFFEE Offer Expires 12-24-76 • ' ........ ~~4 $ FOLGER'S ·TOILET TISSUE. BROLL$109 PAK 7c RED FRESH BAKERY Q Locense must be obtained not Iller lllan Jan. 20, 1971 to ovoid poying penally After thos dale penally wilt b!$2.00 lor single lag and IS.OO for kennelllcoose. · '• 992-3629 i• • will close at 2:00 Friday Dec. 24th and remain closed December 25 & 26th. Fees ~ I CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY RE~PEN SUNDAY, DEC. 26 PLAYING NIGHTLY From Parkersburg Ha ir NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY' RIGHTS RESERVED TANGELOS Spayed Female 12.00- Female$2.00 - Kennel License 110 COLOR POMERQY, OHIO Prices Effective Thni Dec. 24, 1976 . ADDRESS : Se~ 298 Second St. ' OWNER 'S NAME A e '.4on.·Sal 8 am-10 ~m Sunday 10 am-10 pm •• DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1977 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH. TWO DOLLARS (12 .00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE . FOR YOUR CONVEN IENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR A'f THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS 112.001 FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE , . To oblain license by mail. fill In and m•ll ·, lhls form to· HOWARD e." FRANK, COUNTY AUD ITOR , Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio . . Enclose self-addressed stamped enveloPe and price of license. remembered the enct spot . COLUMBUS (UP[) - A and the Ohioans excavated. group of am.ateur detective· Dr. Raymond Baby, ·an archeologists In suburban Ohio State University Clevelandh~ to cmunetpo- archeology prolessor, rate in a' federal courtroom examined the 89 fragments tile 40tll anniversary of and bridgework the Ohioans Am e IJ a E a r h a r I ' s brought home in a camera ~ppearance. case. Having already spent a ' '11Iey have a beautiful small fortune and nearly a circumstandal case," said decade investigating the Baby, who still has the bones. Earhart mystery, tile group "I have urged tllem to pilrsue hopes by July 2, 1977, to sue the matter." under the Freedom of His study concluded that Information Act for release of the grave contained a white all govennnent recorda on male and the mostly the vanished pUotand her co- cremated remains ol a pilot and navigator Fred woman, ''probably white" Noonan. and just beginning to age. "Up to now It's all been The Japanese were known to conjecture and opinion. We cremate tile W. The bridge want to get illegal. We want dated from the 1930's. to see that Amelia gets her The few bones left in the day in court," el!plaincd lloo I!J'!IVe suggested it had been Kotbera of Garfield HeightS excavated earlier and the in a telephone interview. He Ohioans searched out two is convinced records in the Marines who tOld them of a government's possession can strange detail while stationed finally clear up the on Saipan after the war. A mystery. Capt. Tracy Griswold had · Attorney Willlam Manlove ordered them · to dig up a refuses to discliSs the suit or grave. what governmental agency it In taped interviews, the would be directed at, saying Marines recalled picking up a it is against his policy to rib cage and part of an arm. discuss' strate8l' before a suit They remembered asking is brought. · why they were robbing a Kolhera has been grave. Griswold, they told fascinated with the Earhart !~:othera, asked them if tlley 'd story since 1946 when he ever heard of Amelia spent off-hours while Earhart. When they ~ld yes, stationed in Saipan searching he , told them not to say the island caves for Japanese anything more ·.about it. souvenirs. On one foray he ·• Griswold, also interviewed, came upon a plane in the told them that on the record middle of jungle. he didn't . remember Years later, lle said, he saw anytlling~ff tile record, a picture of the plane Amella they were on the right track. Kothera's wife, Florence, Earhart was .last seen in. They were enough alike to has since made several botller him. frustrating trips to II kept bothering him until Washington to find those 1967 when he and ,two friends, ,,,,bones and also the flyers' Jolm Gacek, a retired police dental records, seemingly lieutenant, and Ken Malonis unavailable and needed to returned to Salpan. They identify the bridge. made another expedition the Officials .,.t the slate, next year witll John Geschke justice ind . defense and Marly Fiorillo. departments, the FBI, CIA, In tile two visits, tbe group and in Naval and Marine found out tile plane Kothera Intelligence tell the same had seen, which was a story : all records are vintage 1936 Navy plane, The unclassified and in the dead end did ool stop them. National Archives. lri interviews witll ·island '·'Mostly what's there ," naUves, many of whom said Mrs. Kothera said, "are they had never talked .with letters !rom other people ' the official and UllOfficial asking for information.. l invesligaiQrs who . had know there must he more. · preceded them, the Ohioans For one thing we've written learned that in 1937 a thin, 50 letters ourselves and not W!lllan with short hair and a one of them appears in their while man with a long nose so-called complete file." were seen Under guard on the Japanese./ield Island. Islanders told them the woman looked sad and seemed hurt. They said she apparenUy had dysentery. COLO IS 20 Louis Igatol told them he COLUMBUS (UP I) was part of a detail ordered Sweet potato pie will he by the Japanese to hack a served today to Colo, the first road through the jungle and gorilla born in captivity, at a PJll out a plane·which he said p.Iblic luncheon, celebrating was later shipped to Japan. her 20th birt!lday, Anna McGoolma told them ColumbWl Zoo Publlc Rela- . about an experience tllat, as lions Director Debbie her parents conflnned, had Scheerer said the dinner given her nightmares as a 7- celebration was scheduled for year.old first grader, Coming the ape house since the home from school one day she honoree could not he taken watched two Japanese {rom her cage. The human soldiers force a white woman guests will be separated from . and man dig a hole near a Colo by the bars. cemetery. Sweet potato pie heads the She said she watched, menu for all, as It is one of her hiding behind a tree afraid she'd he caught too, as the dellcacles. After the blessed eveijt in white man was forced to bend 1956, Colo was mated and has <IVer ,and was beheaded. She given birth to three babies in ~d she ran before seeing the captivity, another world ~an's fate. . record. • Mrs . Magoolma a zoo "Not a cte8ture was stir· i ' " Store Hours: By ROSEMARy ARMAO POETRY CHANGED CINCINNATI (UPI) Some well-known Olristmas poetry was slightly altered in · · the Cincinnati Zoo;s holiday .~eetings this year. The Zoo's greeting card hegins: "T'was the night before Christmas and all through the ; tigers." • '-TheDailySentine~Middlepori-Porneroy,O. ,Wednesday, 1i.iiifi'li97M6iiii•..;.••••••••••••••~--------------------~----------- ,, 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Dec. 22, 197n I ' I •• �" . .. 8- The DaUy Sentinel,Middleport·POI!)I!fOY, 0., Wednesday, Dee. 22,1976 law require that customers using a self-service pump squeere lhe nozzle at aU times, but the pumps shut lhemseU off when the tank Is full. There also has to be an emergency shut off switch wilhin 100 feet of the self· service island, as weU as large signs posted at the self. service pump to warn customers to cut off their engine and put out their cigarette. Faced with th1s latest competion from lhe major dealers, independent dealers across the state are worried. Some will try to cut their . prices even lower with com· Self-service gasoline pumps in Ohio January I By J. R. KIMMINS CoLUMBUS · (UP!) " Lessis-better," a trendy political philosophy in California, invades Ohio's filling stations Jan. I when they begin offering sellsefvice pwnpo where gqo. . line will seD from one to five cents cheaper if you pump it yourself. This latest marketing tool, opposed by independent dealers but longo110ughl by the giant oU companies, ts the result of an addition to Ohio .law by the Ohio General Assembly last March and AprU. It Is effective Jan. I, and oU companies acrou the state are fighting lbe weather and cootractora' schedules trying to be first on tbe block with self-service pumps. . hndard Oil, Ohio's largest gasoline pumper with nearly 3,1J09 stations, thinks gqoline wlil be from one ta two cents cheaper at self' service pumpS. Like other major dealer, however, . Standard will continue to offer full The Ohio Peiroleum Mar. keters' Association fought the bill while it was going through the legislature with the argument that its enactment would eliminatll filling station attendants' however, that the only reason gasoline market and tJtov see stations can cut lhe price at self-service as a way lor the self-service pbmpo ts the major brands to become savings in labor costs. more efficient. They see It as l. maintenance service "Self...rvice operations a competitive lhreat- a way facilities to those cusloolers W"'''t sell a· galloo more for the majors to price who.want to stay in their cars gasoline In Ohio. Cu$tomers, agreasively. while an attendant checks the jobs. however, will realign their "Ninety per cent of our oil and wipes the windshield. "No, that's not right ,'' purchasing h,bits,'' said ( ~ ) sll!tioos have elected to "We wW space our (self. countered Johnson. "In some l':xxon district manager Bilf go to partial self-aervice. The service) stations ao none of cases, ~e 're requiring more Meyers. · cost at !hose P!JlllP• wiD be our customers will be people because we 're "Througti price agress· . two to three cents leas.'! · lnconvienced," s.aid Standard extending the hours of some iveness, the Independent Regulations written by regional manager . L.G . of the stations. (marketers) h;ive been able Ohio Fire Marshall Terry Johnson. Johnson admitted, to obtain a larger ihar~ of the Drake implementing the new plete self~ operallorur, where a llinile allelldant activates the pump and collects the mooey from Sl'veral selfservice lslanda. "We'll do that em a selected basis, starting 10111e stations lhe fll'sl of January," said Jim Kennedy, prelident of Duke Oil Co., Newark, which operates 35slaUODI in central and eastern Ohio. "The fact Is that in states which do have aelf-aervice, people do use it," aald . Kennedy. "It may offend customers, however, when they lhink they're at the cheap pwnp and come to find out lh~tre at the expensive pump. OF FREE PARKING HOHNER HARMONICAS _,.. __ :" J -. • MARINE BAND ' BLUE HARP . .•429 Nelson's Prescription Drug Store Nelson's $4.99 . $5.29 PRICES GOOD THRU THE ORIGINAL COME SEE INSTANT COLOR PICTURES BY KODAK. . . COME SEE :: .. '" • .- J RISTMAS ~~Falter STOCK IN nJRN TO CLEANER, BETTER • Mr. Coffee makes good coffee taster than any other coffee maker . A full f(!n cup decanter in less than five m inutes. It ' s drip made , restaura nt style co ffe e. I«)()AJ( EKq INSTANT CAMERAl TASTING WATER · Nelson's Reg: $33.79 Never a messy clea n-up because the filters ar~ disposable . 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Some will try to cut their . prices even lower with com· Self-service gasoline pumps in Ohio January I By J. R. KIMMINS CoLUMBUS · (UP!) " Lessis-better," a trendy political philosophy in California, invades Ohio's filling stations Jan. I when they begin offering sellsefvice pwnpo where gqo. . line will seD from one to five cents cheaper if you pump it yourself. This latest marketing tool, opposed by independent dealers but longo110ughl by the giant oU companies, ts the result of an addition to Ohio .law by the Ohio General Assembly last March and AprU. It Is effective Jan. I, and oU companies acrou the state are fighting lbe weather and cootractora' schedules trying to be first on tbe block with self-service pumps. . hndard Oil, Ohio's largest gasoline pumper with nearly 3,1J09 stations, thinks gqoline wlil be from one ta two cents cheaper at self' service pumpS. Like other major dealer, however, . Standard will continue to offer full The Ohio Peiroleum Mar. keters' Association fought the bill while it was going through the legislature with the argument that its enactment would eliminatll filling station attendants' however, that the only reason gasoline market and tJtov see stations can cut lhe price at self-service as a way lor the self-service pbmpo ts the major brands to become savings in labor costs. more efficient. They see It as l. maintenance service "Self...rvice operations a competitive lhreat- a way facilities to those cusloolers W"'''t sell a· galloo more for the majors to price who.want to stay in their cars gasoline In Ohio. Cu$tomers, agreasively. while an attendant checks the jobs. however, will realign their "Ninety per cent of our oil and wipes the windshield. "No, that's not right ,'' purchasing h,bits,'' said ( ~ ) sll!tioos have elected to "We wW space our (self. countered Johnson. "In some l':xxon district manager Bilf go to partial self-aervice. The service) stations ao none of cases, ~e 're requiring more Meyers. · cost at !hose P!JlllP• wiD be our customers will be people because we 're "Througti price agress· . two to three cents leas.'! · lnconvienced," s.aid Standard extending the hours of some iveness, the Independent Regulations written by regional manager . L.G . of the stations. (marketers) h;ive been able Ohio Fire Marshall Terry Johnson. Johnson admitted, to obtain a larger ihar~ of the Drake implementing the new plete self~ operallorur, where a llinile allelldant activates the pump and collects the mooey from Sl'veral selfservice lslanda. "We'll do that em a selected basis, starting 10111e stations lhe fll'sl of January," said Jim Kennedy, prelident of Duke Oil Co., Newark, which operates 35slaUODI in central and eastern Ohio. "The fact Is that in states which do have aelf-aervice, people do use it," aald . Kennedy. "It may offend customers, however, when they lhink they're at the cheap pwnp and come to find out lh~tre at the expensive pump. OF FREE PARKING HOHNER HARMONICAS _,.. __ :" J -. • MARINE BAND ' BLUE HARP . .•429 Nelson's Prescription Drug Store Nelson's $4.99 . $5.29 PRICES GOOD THRU THE ORIGINAL COME SEE INSTANT COLOR PICTURES BY KODAK. . . COME SEE :: .. '" • .- J RISTMAS ~~Falter STOCK IN nJRN TO CLEANER, BETTER • Mr. Coffee makes good coffee taster than any other coffee maker . A full f(!n cup decanter in less than five m inutes. It ' s drip made , restaura nt style co ffe e. I«)()AJ( EKq INSTANT CAMERAl TASTING WATER · Nelson's Reg: $33.79 Never a messy clea n-up because the filters ar~ disposable . Get Mr. Coffee for your home or 'off ice. It's the faStest selling fully automatic drip coffee maker around. Once you take that f irst stp· you' ll know why everyboey loves Mr . Coffe e. · MR. COFFEE Nelson's FILTERS 100 Ct. Reg. $1.19 . FILM 77 ~ ~PACK 67e ELECTRIC RAZOR \ Nelson's GIFT IDEA! Reg. $38,95 '2999 .I NELSON'S ' '. ''>.,. TABLEMATE ALUMINUM FOIL ALL PURPOSE PANS • BrOils hamburgers,·hot dogs, etc . High wall .6 WJ • broiler pan. D11pr nu~ ovr 1 30 rud • ~9 l htvr • 200° 1o 500° oven for baking potatoes, biscuits, ·entrees, etc. Saves energy. • Signal (rum •rud s ol • nil g!IS • nd VIIYI l• iGIIIt 67~ . r,., 1h1u larron 1oa • C(Jrluo! dl•l lttl vou a tw lt matrl! rn l or your fl\01! c ornlortt~blt 1h1n • H• ngu on Or ~lll l 1111 '1 '1~ 111 cr u ms 1n ~ gt ll • lnGruw l r g~l go u our when prop" tlmDtliiiUI! 1! IU( htd • SUPER FlAME BUTANE LIGHTER 2 PACK *10 11nr '~9 1y1i rm • uronriUt i llf 1111!11 ott \ Reg. 115.77 99 Nelson's Reg. 99c SCOTCH TAPE I '2" Nelson's Reg. 53.99 Nelson's Reg. 39c ' · 2/39~ • $5.9~ su9 Nelson's Reg . 11.79 •1.69 '1.29 10%" TAFLON SKilLO Green Gold Nelson's Reg. $2.69 .• •' CAR VACUUM .' '' With Atta~hments .' I ' ' . $599 . Nelson's Reg . 57.98 WITH C. I. RECEIVER ' Hifill' imp<><l plollo( - s"'"' • 5 19'' HECK'SIEG. 34.96 ' POLAROID 108 COLORPAK POLACOLOR2 FILM Reg. 53.89 HECK'S REG. $5.19 MAGI CUBES FLASH BAR • Small, lightweight Nelson's Reg. 53.29 • Turbo~Fio design for high velocity airflow • Hi ph speed drying at cor.lfortable temperatures • Three heat levels-lhree airflow settings (1000, 750 and 500 walls) •HELICOPTER •HITCH-UP •CONSTRUCTION RIG •JAM PAC Nelson's ' Reg. 51.29 89~ •249 Nelson's Reg. 69c 49 '' • ' '' t - ' I hair almoat anywhere• • c'ordless • Fast and easy to use • Heats in.about 2 minutes • Compact, portable design ' l • Unique telescoping rod ~· • • FOR POLAROID Sl· 70 CAMERA .., 6on~ . ~POLARO·ro PRONTO SX-70 CAMERA $177 Beoutrfuf color picture! de~l! lop be l or e your eye1 in minu l ~t . luke1 pichne> for 3' to infinity ouldoon , ] ' lo I')' wr ll1tl01h . frh <omf or lobly in tht palmol your houd, 5 HECK'S 'REG. $2.39 HECK'S REG. $1.89 HWB.IY IJE1T. . .' Nelson's Reg . $14.39 ' '7 • 49 99 HECK'S REG. $59.96 JIWEI.RY DEPT. · HWB.I'I IJE1T. $129 HECK'S REG. $1.59 $469 HWII.IY IJE1T. $289 Pqtable Cutler by Gillette · way to curl your •RACING CARS •TOUGH CARS ·•RESCUE VEHICLE J KODAK SUPD 8 MOVI FILM COMPACT"- 111e faat, . ., ~·- . $159 JEWElRY IBT. . 1000watts . $59.99 . SYLVANIA Reg. 51.09 Nelson's Reg . $6.73 REG. FOR KOOU POCKET CAMERA Nelson's •FIRE FIGHTING SET •RESCUE I SET •S.WAT. SET •ROADMASTER JR.' SET •OPEN ROAD CAMPING SET . HECK'S I ~.. ,r, ' ~ " b. ,.,,,.,..,,.d.., ,, "" o~ .,,,. il' • • <1-o•"o~ d·•~o 1 o• '" u,o~ '""'"" '"'"'~"'""'~ t., •"M" r'Q <> '~'"""'e~o ' "'"'h 1 A<to11 """""" .,oll• ~loo 1 nn d .S. .. L/o, • O<rtr ''*'" ond "'"• rl <fll •~ lo••o•• 4 ~ ·'•"obit lftil m~l ~"~ '"' . ,.., 0 ' ' ,..., ) ;'::',"'"' ~ro,. '""~ <111<1 "'~'~~• • oo~ lull n,.., " " " $I2r9 HECK'S REG. $149.96 IIW/liY DIP'I; FLIP FLASH Gllette '1777 Co........;.n! , ..,,,:n,. $319 ·· promax·compact ' hair ctyer . ' ....,.... ..... ..,._.eriiiii~~Mtwt. . SYLVANIA Nelson's Reg. 51.19 , Nelson's Reg. $21.59 e 5,.,rptfb JEWEliY IJE1T. Nelson's Reg . $2.79 SCORE ~l :r, (C ~ • e hloo<Opof>9 ....,,..._ e Slide R.M r.....,, 119 e r.,,'*""" .lac:k e IlK 5lick ~..;r.n e ,o.cJoc !>!<~ S..itt.h • Su~:d 1o1c1 MW· l'lcl•dlt Nelson's .j.11!•••••••'•""•••••n••!•1! ' and dryer for easy usage storage '·, ' '' *229 ' ROCKS GIFT SET RESCUE II GIFT SET • ' ''I 21b. '239 Nelson's PORTABLE AM-FM RADIO CHOCOlATES Fun for the entir!! family. Eu ~y· l o u1e, zoorni r1g·ci1de l ot u1ing r11 eOu \ ¥0 \1 d ou't hol't to e\timow dll tonce t o ~1.1bjec 1 balwt:en 4 tmd 'l5 l t~., t . A.i!o h(ll ror~e 1frnbot focu\1111) 01 ~.:,u l~ !oc usin9 in fl!ttl t (11\ d llli!Terl . · GRAN PRIX DEVON YAHTZEE Reg . :, ' ) ·4;' : ·- ·~Oe-llg~ . '4'' ' ..... wltii ......... CMr'IC, ... ,.... .... o..,.i11MIIM II..... Ceftllt..........-w ............... ~wifll SYLVANIA . FOR IISUMATIC CAMERA . :i gge Easy to read numbers. Tip less platform. -...- --- $4418 ~ Jewelry Dept. ' Assorted Cookies HEALJH.O.METER lh''XBOO" . Nelson's Reg . 54.19 (1220 BON BON VARIETIES JUMBO Nelson's ROASTER Reg. s1.09 MEDIUM Nelson's ROASTER Reg. T9c GIANT Nelson's LOAF PAN_ Reg . 79c INSTANT CAMERA ,............. ...,.._ ....... JEWElRY DEIT. RIPPIN GOOD SCALES • Refillable • Fashionable Colors HECK'S REG. '25.56 Nelson's Reg. S2.00 9 VOLT DICTATIII MACHINE Heck's Reg. 5.96 .'149 : NEW AUTOMATIC 1 SCENTEb REUSABLE CONTAINER DECORATIVE HEAVY DUTY-REUSABLE POCKET RADIO ELECTRONIC '4'' '19'' BOUQUET CANDLES J) SHAVERS CHOICE HOT LATHER . DISPENSER SCD-3/5703·005 CA·MERA Superior cutting ability for closeness Vicomfo,rt. Features over 50 sutler-sharoi ~ste1el cutting blades. Pop-up pro,fessloriali dth Hideaway trimmer mirrowed travel case. Neison's Reg. 99c • Automatic 2·sl lce toast ing, both sides Bl'tlnce, shuts off and door pops open when I085t is dqne. POCKET KODAK UIITREX G.E. KODAK A GREAT ASH FlASH BATTERIES D SIZE SOFT TOUCH ' AND DELICIOUS CANDY. Purer. cleaner. be tter tastin g waleJ. For drinking. cooking, ic e cubes. w ffee and juice. Removes chlori ne. organic chemicals and suspended particles without removing beneficial minerals or nuoride. Si mple to install. Simple to use. MEN'S WOODEN VALO REMINGTON " Tnv" ~ ~water filter . 1 by I'.<Jter Pik · Nelson's Reg. 533.97 '4819 GIANT SIZE FUU OF $2999 Never bitter because it's never boi led . Easy-ro-ull, I · OiS ia nce lrncler, camera locusu from I to inlrn!ly Corr t~l e~posure s automatrc!lllly with t~ll;!( lr onic !YJVII!ll and slli· con pholoJen sor Prlnls eJI!Cier:l easily wrth a li!rw lurnl .ol a crank In mrnutu . Pflnl de ~elops to 1 beautllul. lull-COlor ll•Cture No pee11ng or lrtltr. No need to time me oe~eropmen t pr ocess Backed by a full, 3·year KodaO;. warranty Coma rn and &ee all the gre<itleatures ol the newl<oo•~ EK• tnstilnt Camtra. EK4 Silllplyperfed MR.COOEE THE NEW (l{j . POLAROID COLORPAK FILM PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Fu ll - ~i ~e 84 c h~rocte r ~to ndok;l office keybo ard. in\ to nt mOrgins , and po 6 ar bole ~co l e 2-colo r rib bon ond ~ten ci l po~i t ion , 1o;., rel eme key. FOR 51-70 CAMRAS H::;s $499 $5.99 IIWBIY/BT. KODAK 12 EXPOSUII KODACOLOR PRINT FilM '47 ~HECK'S REG. $54.99 99( HICK'SIEG, $3.39 HICK'S lEG. JIWUY $1.56 .,., BROTHERS 5139 IIWIUY,.T. HECK'S lEG. . $1.21 . JEWELRY DEPJ. 99 �Dec . 22, 1976 ..• -"'- •• .,' OF FREE OPBIAI.Y 10 TO 9 FII.DK.24 10·5 H~RT 7 ONLY PASTE OR LIQUID CAR WAX ', . . '' 59!,. $2~?. PHOTO ALBUM HECK' SREG. HECK' S REG. $3.99 Eel. 79 1 QT. HECK'S l"1ffir--.:._-~ REG. I ll~ $26.99 66 $ HAIJDWAIE DEPT. SPOilT$ DEPT. STRAP 6'''BENCH GRINDER 1100 ENCY CHAINS 7BAR STEEL GRATE WEN HECK'S REG. $599 . $1.88 . GO.:.Jo . 'HA., CUANER . · WITH DISPINSIR ......,.. $~~~ HECK'S REG. $1.99 EACH TORCH~ \.., HECK'S REG. · r ' $999\ lOTS. · r SJOO )~ HECK'S REG. 58' QT. 7PC. FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE Ensemble in s ati~ black. This unit is 38" wid e a nd :::/~~~~:~f:.·~a:~@;~~~: . BLACK & DECKER 1 ~"DRUKIT f'~ 31 Y2" tall. Good for dririnr.1 10ewl. Incl ude~ 701<1 SAWYERS AUTOMATIC \1, " Var iable Speed Drill, cf..xk key, <ustom-litted plastic carryinv cosB, 3 drill bih, cot!on bull, grinding w"-1, S ouoi1ed grit obrosive diK1, b~ ~ ing pod, "Wheel or bot, $48.88 $]29 HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $4.99 1.79 DfPT. llWEliY DEPT. ,, ~--J· meo lurr fl g cup on(i I...,, ss99 NDUSEWARE 70Z. RENUZIT 44( lor the more od11onc~d tro.-. ~u• o ve r \Jit'r lt"s o grtol "'0Y to lecun oro le ii!On ol melh · od1 o l (ommunoto roon ond pro .. de\ e ntorm l'nl for 6 on~ KODAK DUALS INLAND STRACK CAR STEREO PLAYER WITH 2 SPEAKERS M1 ni ·~ ia 8- trac k automatrc \l ereo tope ploy· er . New thumb wheel volume (Ofltroll , plu~ the wh ole lomdy , Theo,e o uu rolll . cry~ t ol con rro lled lrof'I\U!iYe rl ore o good rnYC\Imentlor work $ Cosmetic TEFLON COOKIE PAN $199 HECK'S REG. $3.44 HECK'S REG. $14.96 MOVIE $17.96 JiWIUY PROJECTOR .EMPIRE 32CUP PARTY me · · COFFEE. • HECK'S REG. '107.96 JEWELRY DEPT. URN ,)HOWER . \MASSAGE JIAD •r. IIWSIY $999 s· HECK'S REG. HICX'SIIG. S11.96 . 512.99 CEIIERlL ELECTRIC SWCUAIIIG _, ' HECK'S REG. $34.94 '19.99 SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT• . ~~~rw' HEAVYDUTY · SERVING TRAYS Ch oice lrom lwo pa lltrrl strles Summer ~l ock or HECK'SREG. $5.99 EACH 1.69 . ' . $ 3'' . EACH REYNOLDS FOIL 59' HECK'S REG. 79 1 . 1101/SlWAIE DEPT. 8 oz. t\P@z~IJ PRELL SHAMPOO LIQUID . HECK'S .: HOLD& ''· HOLD & HOLD 30Z. TUBE 94' ' HAIR NET PR.ELL SHAMPOO HECK'SIEG. $1.19 99( 94( HECK'SREG. $1.68 COLEMAN 3000 10 5000 BTU PERMANENT IRON eiiNTU COLEMAN 3 LB. WASHABLE CATALYTIC HEATER SLEEPING· BAG The modern . etticient way fa warm up any cold weot~er ~ ltu~tion . Sp.,ciol head design wtth plotmum coto· lyst provides greater he ot dispen1on fr om 'the top and oil qround th e sidet _ Podd ed weo the rseot. Boxed co r· ners. Reinfor<ed ~treu points. Tie to pes lor roll up ifo r_oge. Eoch ope m ful ly for ai ring and mo tes with another bog into double lor moxi mv m effi<ien<v. · bog . ellc. eS1ftR ·100 Count $148 • HECK'S REG. $24.96 HECK'SRE.G. . 69( COSMETK,T, .. HECK'S REG. ' 18" X 25' SPRAY STEAM s,1999 $}788 . 1\ ...~.aU,. $1.01 . . Heck's Reg. 11.99 COLEMAN 2 BURNER STOVE . (,0 1 powered, shoots 50 · 8Bs os ICsst os you pu ll the * tnggor . Sleek ~por t styl ing , 37 l.r" long . Spans Dept I 1 1E~ 9 $R ·coSMITIC * BB * RIFLE * ** CROSMAN IIDUSEWAill DEPT. fry wel l, pouring spout; delochoble liftout h o~ dle fo r dee p-fry basket. HECK~SREG 2699 $9799 JEWElRY DEPT. S QT. DEEP FRYER. 6 quart capacity; remolioble alu minum 59'' treble bon umllol . HECK'S REG . $34.96 - , gge . 11 "X 16" HECK'S REG. 61' OFF VINYL PONCHO .· ·~"). Heck's Reg. t • c~ t r 25% HECK'S REG. $9.99 Gome8 ird1 A nto ! All FOOTBALLS SS'' HECK'S REG. .MOUTH WASH $119 WALKIE TALKIES . $13'' · WALLMIRROH ~~~ 10 ONLY SPORTS Dli'T. 16"x24" l ion booklet D425 I, . HECK'S REG. $23.99 s4,,,. DEPT. 425 USTERINE j I '~-~· 32 oz. v--1- M.odcl 190 Scm;·oo tomnt k Run f 1re R1fle w1t h Weaver Scope ISo ld o~ co rnbi notion pmko'g cl . HECK'S REG. $69.99 CREPE PAN KIT . IIOUSEWAIIE DEPl. 5105 w; och,.te~ " TENNIS RACKET ~- -DEPT.. DUAL8 JEWlliY DEPT. HARDWARE NAIDWAIE DEPT. GARCIA MAGNESIUM HOUSEWAIE s26" JIWIIRY HECK'S REG. $J. 96. $1 .39' . SPOITS DEPT. l( i• iflclu(!e l crepto $34 .96 HECK'S REG. $11 .96 HECK'S REG. FO. itoftoe arAutoUse S JOO 99< frC)IItiCII' I CUP CADDY . 9 HECk'S REG. $23.99 MILK CARTON BB'S IIOUSEWAIE Dli'T. · (Multl·purpese Cleaner) SLIDE VIEWER MOVIE FILM SPLICER . 5 99 _ $ 299 sis•• HECK'S REG. IIOUSEWAIEDEPT. ' HECK'S REG . · . TREE PLATTER · HECK'S REG. $244 . $3.88 Reg. 1 2.19 CLEANING •l 1. ~ ' '" ~ 0('0(1\I'Qrn '""'' ' ' 1C ..-.;,l. o " '' • h<c <>u<We• lop O "' ~ u CRO.SMAN WELL· IN Heck's MUNSEY · , ~ . HART ~ ..... ~ ~- ~ c::;~ ;;a;»~"' I ~ BB3CC ur~ oz. 27 ·TUFF STUFF $14.88 Ate: " PRES TONE ~ H4RDWAIEDIPT. $1" - FUTURE .FLOOR• WAX · Aeck'S Reg. 13.77 . ' Auto. Dept_ . ~ f1 .,.. . ' lr BARBELL BENCH 88 li s 1 ·6 ~ UMIT 6 (ITS. CHOICE $299 .. PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH FRIDA.Y, DEC. 24, WHILE QUANTITIES LA.ST · ... . ' RAIN DANCE FIREPLACE TONGS HECK'S REG. $4.33 ' DuP1>nt ~ Heck's Rea, 136.99 . SI'OIT$1111'1. HECK'S REG. $24.99 SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.99 COSMETIC DEPT. ,•, ,I '· �Dec . 22, 1976 ..• -"'- •• .,' OF FREE OPBIAI.Y 10 TO 9 FII.DK.24 10·5 H~RT 7 ONLY PASTE OR LIQUID CAR WAX ', . . '' 59!,. $2~?. PHOTO ALBUM HECK' SREG. HECK' S REG. $3.99 Eel. 79 1 QT. HECK'S l"1ffir--.:._-~ REG. I ll~ $26.99 66 $ HAIJDWAIE DEPT. SPOilT$ DEPT. STRAP 6'''BENCH GRINDER 1100 ENCY CHAINS 7BAR STEEL GRATE WEN HECK'S REG. $599 . $1.88 . GO.:.Jo . 'HA., CUANER . · WITH DISPINSIR ......,.. $~~~ HECK'S REG. $1.99 EACH TORCH~ \.., HECK'S REG. · r ' $999\ lOTS. · r SJOO )~ HECK'S REG. 58' QT. 7PC. FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE Ensemble in s ati~ black. This unit is 38" wid e a nd :::/~~~~:~f:.·~a:~@;~~~: . BLACK & DECKER 1 ~"DRUKIT f'~ 31 Y2" tall. Good for dririnr.1 10ewl. Incl ude~ 701<1 SAWYERS AUTOMATIC \1, " Var iable Speed Drill, cf..xk key, <ustom-litted plastic carryinv cosB, 3 drill bih, cot!on bull, grinding w"-1, S ouoi1ed grit obrosive diK1, b~ ~ ing pod, "Wheel or bot, $48.88 $]29 HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $4.99 1.79 DfPT. llWEliY DEPT. ,, ~--J· meo lurr fl g cup on(i I...,, ss99 NDUSEWARE 70Z. RENUZIT 44( lor the more od11onc~d tro.-. ~u• o ve r \Jit'r lt"s o grtol "'0Y to lecun oro le ii!On ol melh · od1 o l (ommunoto roon ond pro .. de\ e ntorm l'nl for 6 on~ KODAK DUALS INLAND STRACK CAR STEREO PLAYER WITH 2 SPEAKERS M1 ni ·~ ia 8- trac k automatrc \l ereo tope ploy· er . New thumb wheel volume (Ofltroll , plu~ the wh ole lomdy , Theo,e o uu rolll . cry~ t ol con rro lled lrof'I\U!iYe rl ore o good rnYC\Imentlor work $ Cosmetic TEFLON COOKIE PAN $199 HECK'S REG. $3.44 HECK'S REG. $14.96 MOVIE $17.96 JiWIUY PROJECTOR .EMPIRE 32CUP PARTY me · · COFFEE. • HECK'S REG. '107.96 JEWELRY DEPT. URN ,)HOWER . \MASSAGE JIAD •r. IIWSIY $999 s· HECK'S REG. HICX'SIIG. S11.96 . 512.99 CEIIERlL ELECTRIC SWCUAIIIG _, ' HECK'S REG. $34.94 '19.99 SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT• . ~~~rw' HEAVYDUTY · SERVING TRAYS Ch oice lrom lwo pa lltrrl strles Summer ~l ock or HECK'SREG. $5.99 EACH 1.69 . ' . $ 3'' . EACH REYNOLDS FOIL 59' HECK'S REG. 79 1 . 1101/SlWAIE DEPT. 8 oz. t\P@z~IJ PRELL SHAMPOO LIQUID . HECK'S .: HOLD& ''· HOLD & HOLD 30Z. TUBE 94' ' HAIR NET PR.ELL SHAMPOO HECK'SIEG. $1.19 99( 94( HECK'SREG. $1.68 COLEMAN 3000 10 5000 BTU PERMANENT IRON eiiNTU COLEMAN 3 LB. WASHABLE CATALYTIC HEATER SLEEPING· BAG The modern . etticient way fa warm up any cold weot~er ~ ltu~tion . Sp.,ciol head design wtth plotmum coto· lyst provides greater he ot dispen1on fr om 'the top and oil qround th e sidet _ Podd ed weo the rseot. Boxed co r· ners. Reinfor<ed ~treu points. Tie to pes lor roll up ifo r_oge. Eoch ope m ful ly for ai ring and mo tes with another bog into double lor moxi mv m effi<ien<v. · bog . ellc. eS1ftR ·100 Count $148 • HECK'S REG. $24.96 HECK'SRE.G. . 69( COSMETK,T, .. HECK'S REG. ' 18" X 25' SPRAY STEAM s,1999 $}788 . 1\ ...~.aU,. $1.01 . . Heck's Reg. 11.99 COLEMAN 2 BURNER STOVE . (,0 1 powered, shoots 50 · 8Bs os ICsst os you pu ll the * tnggor . Sleek ~por t styl ing , 37 l.r" long . Spans Dept I 1 1E~ 9 $R ·coSMITIC * BB * RIFLE * ** CROSMAN IIDUSEWAill DEPT. fry wel l, pouring spout; delochoble liftout h o~ dle fo r dee p-fry basket. HECK~SREG 2699 $9799 JEWElRY DEPT. S QT. DEEP FRYER. 6 quart capacity; remolioble alu minum 59'' treble bon umllol . HECK'S REG . $34.96 - , gge . 11 "X 16" HECK'S REG. 61' OFF VINYL PONCHO .· ·~"). Heck's Reg. t • c~ t r 25% HECK'S REG. $9.99 Gome8 ird1 A nto ! All FOOTBALLS SS'' HECK'S REG. .MOUTH WASH $119 WALKIE TALKIES . $13'' · WALLMIRROH ~~~ 10 ONLY SPORTS Dli'T. 16"x24" l ion booklet D425 I, . HECK'S REG. $23.99 s4,,,. DEPT. 425 USTERINE j I '~-~· 32 oz. v--1- M.odcl 190 Scm;·oo tomnt k Run f 1re R1fle w1t h Weaver Scope ISo ld o~ co rnbi notion pmko'g cl . HECK'S REG. $69.99 CREPE PAN KIT . IIOUSEWAIIE DEPl. 5105 w; och,.te~ " TENNIS RACKET ~- -DEPT.. DUAL8 JEWlliY DEPT. HARDWARE NAIDWAIE DEPT. GARCIA MAGNESIUM HOUSEWAIE s26" JIWIIRY HECK'S REG. $J. 96. $1 .39' . SPOITS DEPT. l( i• iflclu(!e l crepto $34 .96 HECK'S REG. $11 .96 HECK'S REG. FO. itoftoe arAutoUse S JOO 99< frC)IItiCII' I CUP CADDY . 9 HECk'S REG. $23.99 MILK CARTON BB'S IIOUSEWAIE Dli'T. · (Multl·purpese Cleaner) SLIDE VIEWER MOVIE FILM SPLICER . 5 99 _ $ 299 sis•• HECK'S REG. IIOUSEWAIEDEPT. ' HECK'S REG . · . TREE PLATTER · HECK'S REG. $244 . $3.88 Reg. 1 2.19 CLEANING •l 1. ~ ' '" ~ 0('0(1\I'Qrn '""'' ' ' 1C ..-.;,l. o " '' • h<c <>u<We• lop O "' ~ u CRO.SMAN WELL· IN Heck's MUNSEY · , ~ . HART ~ ..... ~ ~- ~ c::;~ ;;a;»~"' I ~ BB3CC ur~ oz. 27 ·TUFF STUFF $14.88 Ate: " PRES TONE ~ H4RDWAIEDIPT. $1" - FUTURE .FLOOR• WAX · Aeck'S Reg. 13.77 . ' Auto. Dept_ . ~ f1 .,.. . ' lr BARBELL BENCH 88 li s 1 ·6 ~ UMIT 6 (ITS. CHOICE $299 .. PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH FRIDA.Y, DEC. 24, WHILE QUANTITIES LA.ST · ... . ' RAIN DANCE FIREPLACE TONGS HECK'S REG. $4.33 ' DuP1>nt ~ Heck's Rea, 136.99 . SI'OIT$1111'1. HECK'S REG. $24.99 SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.99 COSMETIC DEPT. ,•, ,I '· �.· 13- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Dec. 22, 197G spokesman said the r...Iutions were an "attempt · to secure tile participation of the PLO in the Geneva conference by the back door" Egyptian and Syrian and were not binding on resolutions calling for a Israel. Geneva conference was Instead, Israel insists on denounced by an official the terms of the resolution it Israeli spokesman ·as an proposed to the General obstacle to peace. Assembly. thst Israel, Egypt, · The Foreign Ministry IZ- The Dally Sentlnel, Mlddlei)OI't-P~meroy, 0., Wednesday, Dec. 22,1976 Difference between life Israelites wary of new peace talks the parties on Sj!veral key but add that credentials of By AlLEN ALTER Pai.Stinians who are part of a JERUSALEM I UP!) matters. A prime issue is the delegation from one of the Israeli' officials openly express confidence that a participation of the Palestine Arab states would not be LEXINGTON, Ky . (.UPI)- The difference between life Geneva Middle East peace Uberatlon Organization. scrutinized. and death was just 90 feet for two men who survived the Israeli leaders flatly refuse The recent U.N. General conference will besiibf mldsecond Scotia coal mine e•plollion, according to official! to accept a Pt.O delegation Assembly vote in favor of 1977. But they are not sure who issued a medical report on the March II disaster. what, if anything, can Eleven others had begun a desperate dash •for the emerge from it. surface when the force of the blut killed them Instantly, Following public Dr. George Nichol!, a forensic pathologlat who e.amlned statements by Arab and the victims repcrted Tuesday: Israeli leaders about a "There Is no way they could have survived. They dled readiness lor Geneva, it now . within seconds," said Nichols, deputy coroner of Hamilton appears certain · the ··County, Ohlo. · conference will start up Kentucky Mines Commlasloner H.N. Kirkpatrick said · again, more than three years the two miners who managed to get out "were just 90 feet after its first aboritve session from the others when they eiiCBped." in Geneva In December, 1973. "There was a big roof fall between them and the rest, However, Israeli officialli and that's what saved them," he explained. The surVivors say t~e meetings could then sttunbled theiJ: way through 31> miles of tunnel! and collapse at the start because reached the surface. of diHerent appr"'!ches by Nichols, who was hired by Kentucky health official! to issue a medical report on the March 11 disaster, said three of the men who were In a direct line of the blast's concussion were 'killed "Instantly on Impact." '"!be other eight men lived no mor~ than two seconds longer," Nichol! added. "Several of them had put on emergency breathing equipment, but the Ioree of the blast was so great that lt would not have made any dllference U they had even. better devices." Although the lingering doubts about just how the men died have ended, the mystery of what caused the fatal explosion won't be known Until next year. KlrkpaLrick said the mine tunnel where the blaat originated Is stlll ily EDWARD s. LECHTliN sealed off with high concentrations of methane gas. That UPI Auto Writer DETROIT (UP!) -Nearly area will slowly he cleared of methane, and Inspectors will then be able to look for clues Into the cause of the 39,000 U.S. and Canadian auto dlsuter. workers who build small cars will be off the job when they The victims -three federal inspectors and eight Scotia employes - had been in the Southeast Kentucky mine greet 1977 - the greatest 0 investigating a slmliar e.ploslon that occurred two days number of workers on temporary layoff since the earlier which claimed IS lives. The bodies of the II ~ere Industry's recovery began In entombed in the mine for eight months unW recovery crews brought them out Nov. 19. mld-1975. The shutdowns at nine of In hls report, Nichols wrote that "The sudden and the 49 North. American auto severe changes in aunospherlc pressure (of the blast) cause the l!!llgs of those subjected to them to colispse." assembly plants are the result of the small car sales '------------------.J slump whic~ accelerated If you need a new TV now with the introduction·of 1977model cars in October . Quasar TV at a special lew Industry spokesmen concede even more layoffs may be our customers. necessary if small car Interest does not pick up. In contrast, overtime Is the · · rule at plants thst build mldslzed and large models. Col. Jack Reilly, the city's The Ford Motor Co. ls By ROBERT MacKAY • CHICAGO (UPI) - The director of special events and planning to pay 18,000 politically powerful joined a longtime friend of the late workers triple time to build the grassroots tndsy in a final mayor, said other guests at large models during the tribute to Richard J. Daley, the mass were to Include Lraditiodal Christmas-New 11 Boss of Chicago/' while defense Secretary Donald Year's holldsy. "The problem is that we Daley's one-time proteges Rumsfeld, Illinois Gov. gathered forces for an im- Daniel Walker, Sen. Edward have too much capacity for Kennedy, D-Mass., · and a the current demand for the pending power struggle. large contingent of big city small models and not enough President-elect Jimmy mayors and congressmen. · plants to build the cars the Carter and Vice President A private burial service customers want," one Nelson Rockefeller headed was scheduled at Holy industry . analyst said. the ~ of dignitaries joining Sepulchre Cemetery in "That's a result of the 1971-75 mourners at the last rites for energy crisis and recession suburban Worth. Daley. Thousands of Chicagoans when we shifted to small cars Daley, 74, the scrappy lrlslunan and last of the big stood for hours .in below like mad." The one·to three-week city booses who ruled Chicago freezing temperatures outlayoffs are the most since the side the church Tuesday to since 1955 collapsed and died week of Aug. 4, 1975, when see Daley for the last time. of a heart attack Monday. production of 1971k'l!odel cars At 10 minutes alter noon, He was to be burled today was beginning. The justthe hearse drew up in front of after a funeral mass at his concluded 197&mndel year the church and the dark parish c~urch, the Nati.vlty of marked the end of the brown casket was brought Our Lord, in the Bridgeport industry's two-year slump nelghborhopd where he was out. Policemen tined on either and .deepest since thelongest born and lived all of his life. side of the big wood doors the great depression. came to attention. There was While temporary layoffs hardly a sound on 37th Street are up, the louger - and • as the casket was escorted more costly - indefinite into the church by Cardinal layoffs are down. The four John Cody. Mrs. Eleanor "Sis" Daley companies list 19,000 workers long-term layoff, came · out of her limousine on compared to 104,000 during and led her four sons and ..• that same week .in August of 'three daughters, with their 1975. ""e 'spouses, tnto the church. General Motors Chairman Two lines of people stretch· Thomas A. Murphy, who has Motor vehicle and retail ed for more than a black on predicted· record car and 'Sales tax r~eipts in Meigs each side of the church to Lruck sales in ·1977, says his County for November, 1976, paM Daley's casket and ssy firm's 12,000 long-term were both up over November, goodbye. Officials said more layoffs' are the result of the 1975, according to the report than 12,000 persons passed small car slump. of Mrs. Gertrude Donahey, through the church by night"If we could sell more state treasurer. Retell sales fall. Chevettes and Vegas, we Democratic party leaders . tax receipts for November, . would put the second shifts 1978, totaled $75,212.69 announced the Chicago City hsck at the WUmlngton, Del., compared to receipts of Council would . vote nut and .Lordstown, Ohio, $64,7f3.94 .for November, Tuesday to select an acting plants," Murphy said. "That 1975, an increase of 16.16 mayor and a special election would make a big dent in the would be held within six 12,000 figure, right off tbe percent or $10,468.75. · montlis to choose a new Motor vehicle sales tax bat." The U.S. auto Industry will receipts were up 18.99 per- mayor. Meanwhile, they said, the close nearly all of its plants .. cent with receipts in November, 1976, totaling mayor's duties would be split after Thursdai for a llklay between Alderman Wilson $39,696.69 compared to Frost, a black and the holiday that will end Jan. 3· ':). receipts of $33,358. 7f In council's president pro The only plants operating will \ be seven Ford Motor Co. car November, 1975, an increase tempore, and Deputy Mayor and Lrack facUlties whose of $6,337.95. Kenneth Sain. workers will receive double · However, a power struggle time pay In addition to their appeared to be mounting as regular holiday pay. most of the city's 13 black With the added 25,000 mid aldermen held a private and standard-<lized cars Ford JUDGES NAMED caucus in Frost's office to · will build during the holiday, COLUMBUS (UPI)- John talk about the transltjon, and production in 1976 should J . Connors, Toledo, was most of the city's 13 Polish total just over 8.5 mUiion .I • appointed judge of the Sixth aldennen met privately at cars, up 'll per ce~~t from District Court of Appeals the urging of Alderman but still well below the record Tuesday and Arthur D. Roman Puclnski. 9.7 million autos built in 1973. Jackson Jr., Dayton, as judge of the Dayton Municipal Court by Gov. James A. Rhodes. James Page, project engineer for the Coonors, 58, .will succeed county-wide rural house numbering project, Frank y;, Wiley who resigned announces a public meeting will be held on effective Dec. 31. He has been Monda-,: evening, December 27 at 8:00p.m. a Lucas County Common in the courtroom of the courthouse in · Pleas Court judge the last II Pomeroy. PH. 446-1830 years and formerly served as Sylvania Municipal Court The purpose of the meeting wi 11 be to judge, three-term stale· explain how Meigs County will be house repres«~tative llld &llistant numbered. Persons will be encouraged to ,~ttorney general of Oho. Jackson, 34, will succeed ask questions and make. comments. Judge M. Meagher, who reThe meeting is a public meeting, open to signed effective Jan. 5, 1977. any interested person. He ls deputy director of the James A. Page, PE Montg~mery County Public Project Engineer Defenders Office and •• formerly was an Ullstant ' • Fleming, Page, U.S. attorney and assistant Stolte. Inc. city prosecutor at Dayton. and death was.rnere 90ft. Syria and Jordan be Invited back~ Geneva by the United States and Soviet Union· ~cling as cochairmen .. The PLO was not oile ol the original participants, but ' Israeli spokesmen u .ld several Palestinians were part of the Jordanian delegation then. 39,000 will be laid off QUASAR. .TELEVI.SIONS Power brokers in tribute to DaleY . ' . Is the time to buy one. We have. purchased price. We are passing the savings along to 19" COLOR TV '399 95 95 . Tax returns . e hi a h er ar 12" BLACK & WHITE 12" COLOR TV. •89's '299 95 i PORTABLE PUBLIC MEETING satEDULED '149'95 FREE SHOP-A-RAMA TICKETS , .. 23" COLOR ·TV '599 LAY-A-WAY OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 P.M. ..... • • • I she said, are Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary, Mrs. Harris as housing secret. ry , and the fact that Dunlop was not named labor secretary. Mrs. Harris' appoinunent, however, caused consternation In some other quarters . John Gunter , executive director of the Conference of Mayor., issued a statement saying : "Mrs. Harris has no real expertise in U1ls. compllcute<;I . f:ield. ·It will take ber two years of on· the.job training to learn i.lJe deplh and complexity of the problems ." The Natlooal AssocloUon ol '~ Mrs . Homebullders said , Harris' record and career indicate that she is an extremely capable person . and an able attorney ·but. · without any knowl&lge· or . · exjltlrient'\l in th.. hoWjlng . . , , field." Canton, Dayton show decrease ·.· ·. WASHINGTON (UPI) ·Canton and Dayton recorded the largest decrease among Ohio cities in violent crimes for the first nine monthS of 1976, the FBI said Tuesday. Violent . crime in Canton was down 2.1.3 per cent and 22.7 per cent in Dayton. Cleve land showed a decrease of 21.2 per cent and the decline was the t!Jird largest among U1e nation's 20 largest cities. Only San Antonio ond New ' Orleans, cud1 with a 'tl.7 decrea se , outpa cp d Cleveland. Other declines among Ohio cities lnclmled Akron, 7.2 per cent and Cincln1111U .2 per · t'\lnl. · Youngstown recorded an lenrease in violent crime of ·. ll . ~ per cent ami Parm1i had ''" incrcuse of 10.7 per 1,'11111. ... I 7wo ~ ~ tW ~if 46 "'"~· .. ale tUI'9kt4 J'ltN<t(J ¥ wiU-t'l'.( 9'•""94M6 M ~ oflU< tilen fl1t4tlltJ ... fl.l. ~· #Jdi cUt I, 4 fJru ~l«f ...~ fi9/tt4- a-.4 tiH<Jd M4 Mlltlwu..U o/ """'if ~~ll6...tk {otH- a~t4jdlow44tp -5 {"""t'f ~ fcWuU ~d I•~ tAt 1f«lttait /tMt. .. aHtf. .... <Jt •I all, tAl~ p. fl"'"- ttlat t'/M-16 ttlca NHtt •I iftM. A4 a /dliM- -4o · ck-..u. Wt4.4 4 tile tWOU '}llU/4 /llit«eU """ 1tti9~1<.u. · .u f<le at ~'"9«· (-'< •U<wte af:ll~rodatioH. wi44 'f""·:· ."" 114i«4 l'~tut.U """ uttfll#~u. · ?ltur/Uf {!ki4fHt.a41 · 7Ae ~••9« ~ . CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) - Saying that under his leadership the United Mine Workers hsd become the "most democratic labor organizatioo In the whole world," Arnold Miller announced Tuesday he will seek reelection June 14 to a new five-year tenn. At a news conference held on the eve of his fourth anniversary as UMW President, Miller introduced candidates ~ replace a~ his major rUnning !llates in the 1972 election. Miller said Sam Church, who became his adminisirative · aide when he ousted Eddie Burke, will run for vice president of the union. Bill Esselstyn of late Joi!fph · Yablonski's Canonsburg, Ps., will seek district In Pennsylvania. In announcing his the office of secretarytreasurer on Miller's ticket, candidacy for another term, cited and James Blair of Miller Madisonville, Ky., will be accomplishments · of the Miller's candidate for previous folD' years.' "In reflecting on those four intematiooal vice president years, I am extremely proud · for pensioner affairs. of the unprecedented gains Alluding to the recent .that the mine workers have dissension in .his union, tbe UMW head said tl)at running made in .wages, pensions, with a new slate ·was organizing and mine safety," necessary because "it has Miller said. "Above every been pretty well-established thing else, however, I am that those elected at the same proud that democracy has time I was forget where they been restored to our union." At the news conference, came from or hsven 't faced up to their responsibilities. Miller also introduced three Miller made it clear that candidates for union tel!or, one of his criteria for Tony . Testa, Jonathan selecting the new candidates WIUiar<•S and incumbent was loyall)·. lie ""id · that Frank Merrill. Merrln is the only when he picked his slate In carryover from the 1972 197Z, he had had n.o ticket. · opportunity to observe his running mates In action. ''They have forgotten we're Mobile health testing. plan is expanded EARLY ,,. ....•, ALL SHOP KROGER.STORE ~ ~ If, Sliced Virginia Bakeil Ham lb.$2 95 S_o that our employee• 1!1a ·. · ·. enjoy Chrl1tma1 with . · . their family and friends . . 49 All KROGER STORES CLOSED . Whol• or Half . .. . lb. S2.2t Serve 'N' Save l-Ib. Sliced Bacon.. .. .. ... P••· , .,.,. ,. 99.C CHRISTMAS DAY, ·. DEC. 25th & ·.. · . SUNDAY, DEC. 2611' age ~~::~d· ··············· ···lb. gg.O.·. . Country Club ,.1b. Print BuHer ...........~k~. G-;;;deA Large Eggs .... ... ..... o... 89 ~ GALLIPOLIS. OHIO Itrot-• Chunk Light TUIIC! .......... .. C Sliced Peaches Extra Larg• 88 Site , S. . ollou- California· Navel Oranges ,. ,, >)., .. •. .I ~ Cne'"r Embassy Cranberry Sauce ...... ..... :. .. . · . lad Dresstng • ........l-QI. Sa J., c~wv cMt Ice %-Gal. Cream .... .. ........ Ctn. ,..,., ._..AMDryT.tc I~GUIInl White _ Bread... ......... 7.... Daodorallt ........... .can -----= ~ on nearly ~ ChlD'ch told ' ' Can• 3,.,b.$109. · •·oz. , LVI. • 111'111111111111 11111111111111111 last every issue," the reporters at .· • the crowded news • conference. ; "Some of the other fellows :forget that President Miller is ;!he boss. My job Is to carry •out his orders," he added. ; Ellaelstyn, 30. L, from the . . Con• "Even though we weren't the . MONDAY. _DECEMB.IER 27.tj' : · (2-lt. loll ... $1 .91) Country ' together . in ' ' 2· · · ggc ~ campaign, we see eye to eye . . ' RE~OPEN . Grad• AA Maricetla1ht lorg• Egga ... Dor. 93' • Church supported Miller's : opponent Tony Boyle In the , last election. . ' OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TILL 6:00 P·.,·.· :'. :Mmer. LARRY'S WAYSIDE.FURNITURE OUVE &lHIRD STREET ' plained, with obvious reference to 'union vice president Mike Trbovich and Secr¢ary-Treasurer Harry Patrick. I Trbovich ))as said be Is supporting the declared presidential can4!dacy of Lee Roy Patterson. Patrick may run against MWer. Church, 40, the 1011 of a disabled miner and the grandson of two co!ll miners, Is deputy dlrec\or of the union's contract deparunent. The vice presidential ;candidate was arrested ·recently and chsged with assaulting UI\IW staff lawyer ; Rick Bank •at the union's :Washington headquarters. • ChiD'ch 'reportedly accused ; Bank of being the source of . unfavorable publicity about ·19" BLACK & WHITE ms By JOHN M. LEIGHT.Y SAN FRANCISOO (UP!) A mentally disturbed airline . lnechanic repeatedly slashed . one Of hls two hostages during a tense nlgbl of terror aboard a parked United Airlines jetliner, but after more thari IZ hour• of threats, his demands for a flight .crew were umnet. · "I'm bleeding all over the cockpit....He tells me my time is up .... Please send someone out," hostage TV TO BE GIVEN AWAY - Richard Jones, branch Richerd Funk, 3!1, pleaded manager of the Athens County Savings and Loan, during the night · when the Pomeroy office, where a TV Is on display, and Barbara hijacker, Palm ~ . Hinnant, Chapman, secretary of the Pomeroy Chamber of '!I; stabbed blm because his Commerce stand beside the set that will be given away requests lor fuel and pilot Friday at I p.m. when the drawing is held. The TV is being were being refused. given by Pomeroy merchants through the Gold Star Give. Just before dawn the hijacker sent word that he , Away sponsored by the Pomeroy ChambOr of Commerce. wanted ''sllfe passage" froD) the plane to hls car. A psychiatrist, Dr. Morris Brock, who had treated shooters surrounded the Hlnnilnt for mental problems, !'lane. The hijacker was went out to the OC8 aircraft, negotiating through · Jerome parked at the United Deusenberry, 42, who came msintenance terminal a mile •aboard in place of Hector north of San Francisco Spencer, one of the original International Airport. He hostages, in order to operate talked to the hijacker, who the radio. c.,, ••,.. " '· ~11.. ...... ~· · -· was reported in fear of being An FBI agent, talking to · A.4,.t•••G.eoii•OII•w.t>oc . ••. ,.,. T~ovf114-) 0... 11, '""" 0 shot U he left the plane. Hlnnant, told him 00 way"Wo • • • - Tho lll~' h 11""1 A woman friend of. the would the aircraft be able to o-.oolllu. 10\11 10 I>IAilB , hijacker was also brought to take off because it was the scerie. inoperable and no one would Hinnant, armed with a volunteer to fiy it. . . l.!lger pistol and a knife, Demands for fuel were also seized the aircraft at 4:20 rejected. But after Funk was p.m. Tuesday after being told stabbed twic;e, the aircraft his long sick leave for mental was given an auxiliary power problems had exhausted his unit that provided heat and benefits. the possibility of the engines He forced two maintenance being started. base employes to board the During the nightlong aircraft and demanded fuel, drama outside the huge IX'andY, cleari clothes and a maintenance base he fired flight crew. He did not one shot from the l.!lger and indidlte any deslination, but puffed on cigarettes thrown wanted mapnf the country. · to him through a cockpit FBI and pollee sharp- window. a coal miners' Wiion," he ex- QUASAR .. slashed in. plane "There is an old boys · By PAMELA REEVES Federatloo of America, Carol network that has worked WASHlNGTON (UPI ) Tucker Foreman, said her With all. but one Cabinet job impact on the selection before and continues to work filled , U1e Women's Political process was "spotty.'' Sbe and it is the same people Caucus said Jimmy Carter is Wll.! consulted "frequently calling eech other up and leaning heavily on "Mike and effectively" on the reconunending themselves,' ' Machos" chosen from an elite secretary of agriculture, but she said. "Pete Preppy says, "old boys network.'' not at all on the secretaries of 'I think I'll recommend Ted There were equally harsli commerce and treasury, she Terriflco.' And Ted Terrllico in turn recommends Mike . rtunbles from other interest said. groups Tuesday. While most interest groups Macho." Ms. Steinem said, "We did The U.S. Conference of failed to get ail they wanted, Mayors said the President- the women's caucus voiced not work and vote lor a elect showed "a striking the most wide-ranging Carter adrniJlistr~tlon to get app 0intmerits that might insensitivity to the problems complaints. of cities" in naming Patricia Gloria Steinem, Rep.-elect have beP.I\ made by President Roberts Harris as housing Barbara Mikulski of Ford." Brl~ht spots in the ca blnet. secretary . The National Maryland and other caucus Association of Homebuilders members told a news agreed. conference they hsve. 'not AFL-CIO labor leaders . even been able to get a GOING BACK publicly praised the hearing with Carter while BERN, Switzerland (UPI) appolnbnent of Ray Marshall establishment figures have • - Millionaire Dutch art as labor secretary, but some slid Into the top jooo. Even though Carter . collector Pieter Menten, said privately they were angry at being told so late in appointed two women to the suspected of complicity in the Cabinet; Ms. Mikulski said, murder of more than /!00 the game that Marshall and not labor favorite John the .overall Carter family Jews during World War II, Dunlop - had been Carter's smacks ·of the elite circle will be returned to The which traditionally holds · Netherlands, Swiss officials top choice all along. · · announced today. The head of the Conswner power. Miller declares election slate 23" COLOR TV TELEVISION Women's caucus rumbles over Carter choices · N()Ht ~. '599 Hos1age - Of 12 '' . • c l-Ib. Roll u... lt o... Ce..,o11 p., ,.,,.u, \lel4 AJter Frlfrt , O.C.IMe' U , 19,. S~t h A..,llc.W. ..... llocel I••" I '' ' · , · • ' 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 :·. ,, ' ; �.· 13- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Dec. 22, 197G spokesman said the r...Iutions were an "attempt · to secure tile participation of the PLO in the Geneva conference by the back door" Egyptian and Syrian and were not binding on resolutions calling for a Israel. Geneva conference was Instead, Israel insists on denounced by an official the terms of the resolution it Israeli spokesman ·as an proposed to the General obstacle to peace. Assembly. thst Israel, Egypt, · The Foreign Ministry IZ- The Dally Sentlnel, Mlddlei)OI't-P~meroy, 0., Wednesday, Dec. 22,1976 Difference between life Israelites wary of new peace talks the parties on Sj!veral key but add that credentials of By AlLEN ALTER Pai.Stinians who are part of a JERUSALEM I UP!) matters. A prime issue is the delegation from one of the Israeli' officials openly express confidence that a participation of the Palestine Arab states would not be LEXINGTON, Ky . (.UPI)- The difference between life Geneva Middle East peace Uberatlon Organization. scrutinized. and death was just 90 feet for two men who survived the Israeli leaders flatly refuse The recent U.N. General conference will besiibf mldsecond Scotia coal mine e•plollion, according to official! to accept a Pt.O delegation Assembly vote in favor of 1977. But they are not sure who issued a medical report on the March II disaster. what, if anything, can Eleven others had begun a desperate dash •for the emerge from it. surface when the force of the blut killed them Instantly, Following public Dr. George Nichol!, a forensic pathologlat who e.amlned statements by Arab and the victims repcrted Tuesday: Israeli leaders about a "There Is no way they could have survived. They dled readiness lor Geneva, it now . within seconds," said Nichols, deputy coroner of Hamilton appears certain · the ··County, Ohlo. · conference will start up Kentucky Mines Commlasloner H.N. Kirkpatrick said · again, more than three years the two miners who managed to get out "were just 90 feet after its first aboritve session from the others when they eiiCBped." in Geneva In December, 1973. "There was a big roof fall between them and the rest, However, Israeli officialli and that's what saved them," he explained. The surVivors say t~e meetings could then sttunbled theiJ: way through 31> miles of tunnel! and collapse at the start because reached the surface. of diHerent appr"'!ches by Nichols, who was hired by Kentucky health official! to issue a medical report on the March 11 disaster, said three of the men who were In a direct line of the blast's concussion were 'killed "Instantly on Impact." '"!be other eight men lived no mor~ than two seconds longer," Nichol! added. "Several of them had put on emergency breathing equipment, but the Ioree of the blast was so great that lt would not have made any dllference U they had even. better devices." Although the lingering doubts about just how the men died have ended, the mystery of what caused the fatal explosion won't be known Until next year. KlrkpaLrick said the mine tunnel where the blaat originated Is stlll ily EDWARD s. LECHTliN sealed off with high concentrations of methane gas. That UPI Auto Writer DETROIT (UP!) -Nearly area will slowly he cleared of methane, and Inspectors will then be able to look for clues Into the cause of the 39,000 U.S. and Canadian auto dlsuter. workers who build small cars will be off the job when they The victims -three federal inspectors and eight Scotia employes - had been in the Southeast Kentucky mine greet 1977 - the greatest 0 investigating a slmliar e.ploslon that occurred two days number of workers on temporary layoff since the earlier which claimed IS lives. The bodies of the II ~ere Industry's recovery began In entombed in the mine for eight months unW recovery crews brought them out Nov. 19. mld-1975. The shutdowns at nine of In hls report, Nichols wrote that "The sudden and the 49 North. American auto severe changes in aunospherlc pressure (of the blast) cause the l!!llgs of those subjected to them to colispse." assembly plants are the result of the small car sales '------------------.J slump whic~ accelerated If you need a new TV now with the introduction·of 1977model cars in October . Quasar TV at a special lew Industry spokesmen concede even more layoffs may be our customers. necessary if small car Interest does not pick up. In contrast, overtime Is the · · rule at plants thst build mldslzed and large models. Col. Jack Reilly, the city's The Ford Motor Co. ls By ROBERT MacKAY • CHICAGO (UPI) - The director of special events and planning to pay 18,000 politically powerful joined a longtime friend of the late workers triple time to build the grassroots tndsy in a final mayor, said other guests at large models during the tribute to Richard J. Daley, the mass were to Include Lraditiodal Christmas-New 11 Boss of Chicago/' while defense Secretary Donald Year's holldsy. "The problem is that we Daley's one-time proteges Rumsfeld, Illinois Gov. gathered forces for an im- Daniel Walker, Sen. Edward have too much capacity for Kennedy, D-Mass., · and a the current demand for the pending power struggle. large contingent of big city small models and not enough President-elect Jimmy mayors and congressmen. · plants to build the cars the Carter and Vice President A private burial service customers want," one Nelson Rockefeller headed was scheduled at Holy industry . analyst said. the ~ of dignitaries joining Sepulchre Cemetery in "That's a result of the 1971-75 mourners at the last rites for energy crisis and recession suburban Worth. Daley. Thousands of Chicagoans when we shifted to small cars Daley, 74, the scrappy lrlslunan and last of the big stood for hours .in below like mad." The one·to three-week city booses who ruled Chicago freezing temperatures outlayoffs are the most since the side the church Tuesday to since 1955 collapsed and died week of Aug. 4, 1975, when see Daley for the last time. of a heart attack Monday. production of 1971k'l!odel cars At 10 minutes alter noon, He was to be burled today was beginning. The justthe hearse drew up in front of after a funeral mass at his concluded 197&mndel year the church and the dark parish c~urch, the Nati.vlty of marked the end of the brown casket was brought Our Lord, in the Bridgeport industry's two-year slump nelghborhopd where he was out. Policemen tined on either and .deepest since thelongest born and lived all of his life. side of the big wood doors the great depression. came to attention. There was While temporary layoffs hardly a sound on 37th Street are up, the louger - and • as the casket was escorted more costly - indefinite into the church by Cardinal layoffs are down. The four John Cody. Mrs. Eleanor "Sis" Daley companies list 19,000 workers long-term layoff, came · out of her limousine on compared to 104,000 during and led her four sons and ..• that same week .in August of 'three daughters, with their 1975. ""e 'spouses, tnto the church. General Motors Chairman Two lines of people stretch· Thomas A. Murphy, who has Motor vehicle and retail ed for more than a black on predicted· record car and 'Sales tax r~eipts in Meigs each side of the church to Lruck sales in ·1977, says his County for November, 1976, paM Daley's casket and ssy firm's 12,000 long-term were both up over November, goodbye. Officials said more layoffs' are the result of the 1975, according to the report than 12,000 persons passed small car slump. of Mrs. Gertrude Donahey, through the church by night"If we could sell more state treasurer. Retell sales fall. Chevettes and Vegas, we Democratic party leaders . tax receipts for November, . would put the second shifts 1978, totaled $75,212.69 announced the Chicago City hsck at the WUmlngton, Del., compared to receipts of Council would . vote nut and .Lordstown, Ohio, $64,7f3.94 .for November, Tuesday to select an acting plants," Murphy said. "That 1975, an increase of 16.16 mayor and a special election would make a big dent in the would be held within six 12,000 figure, right off tbe percent or $10,468.75. · montlis to choose a new Motor vehicle sales tax bat." The U.S. auto Industry will receipts were up 18.99 per- mayor. Meanwhile, they said, the close nearly all of its plants .. cent with receipts in November, 1976, totaling mayor's duties would be split after Thursdai for a llklay between Alderman Wilson $39,696.69 compared to Frost, a black and the holiday that will end Jan. 3· ':). receipts of $33,358. 7f In council's president pro The only plants operating will \ be seven Ford Motor Co. car November, 1975, an increase tempore, and Deputy Mayor and Lrack facUlties whose of $6,337.95. Kenneth Sain. workers will receive double · However, a power struggle time pay In addition to their appeared to be mounting as regular holiday pay. most of the city's 13 black With the added 25,000 mid aldermen held a private and standard-<lized cars Ford JUDGES NAMED caucus in Frost's office to · will build during the holiday, COLUMBUS (UPI)- John talk about the transltjon, and production in 1976 should J . Connors, Toledo, was most of the city's 13 Polish total just over 8.5 mUiion .I • appointed judge of the Sixth aldennen met privately at cars, up 'll per ce~~t from District Court of Appeals the urging of Alderman but still well below the record Tuesday and Arthur D. Roman Puclnski. 9.7 million autos built in 1973. Jackson Jr., Dayton, as judge of the Dayton Municipal Court by Gov. James A. Rhodes. James Page, project engineer for the Coonors, 58, .will succeed county-wide rural house numbering project, Frank y;, Wiley who resigned announces a public meeting will be held on effective Dec. 31. He has been Monda-,: evening, December 27 at 8:00p.m. a Lucas County Common in the courtroom of the courthouse in · Pleas Court judge the last II Pomeroy. PH. 446-1830 years and formerly served as Sylvania Municipal Court The purpose of the meeting wi 11 be to judge, three-term stale· explain how Meigs County will be house repres«~tative llld &llistant numbered. Persons will be encouraged to ,~ttorney general of Oho. Jackson, 34, will succeed ask questions and make. comments. Judge M. Meagher, who reThe meeting is a public meeting, open to signed effective Jan. 5, 1977. any interested person. He ls deputy director of the James A. Page, PE Montg~mery County Public Project Engineer Defenders Office and •• formerly was an Ullstant ' • Fleming, Page, U.S. attorney and assistant Stolte. Inc. city prosecutor at Dayton. and death was.rnere 90ft. Syria and Jordan be Invited back~ Geneva by the United States and Soviet Union· ~cling as cochairmen .. The PLO was not oile ol the original participants, but ' Israeli spokesmen u .ld several Palestinians were part of the Jordanian delegation then. 39,000 will be laid off QUASAR. .TELEVI.SIONS Power brokers in tribute to DaleY . ' . Is the time to buy one. We have. purchased price. We are passing the savings along to 19" COLOR TV '399 95 95 . Tax returns . e hi a h er ar 12" BLACK & WHITE 12" COLOR TV. •89's '299 95 i PORTABLE PUBLIC MEETING satEDULED '149'95 FREE SHOP-A-RAMA TICKETS , .. 23" COLOR ·TV '599 LAY-A-WAY OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 P.M. ..... • • • I she said, are Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary, Mrs. Harris as housing secret. ry , and the fact that Dunlop was not named labor secretary. Mrs. Harris' appoinunent, however, caused consternation In some other quarters . John Gunter , executive director of the Conference of Mayor., issued a statement saying : "Mrs. Harris has no real expertise in U1ls. compllcute<;I . f:ield. ·It will take ber two years of on· the.job training to learn i.lJe deplh and complexity of the problems ." The Natlooal AssocloUon ol '~ Mrs . Homebullders said , Harris' record and career indicate that she is an extremely capable person . and an able attorney ·but. · without any knowl&lge· or . · exjltlrient'\l in th.. hoWjlng . . , , field." Canton, Dayton show decrease ·.· ·. WASHINGTON (UPI) ·Canton and Dayton recorded the largest decrease among Ohio cities in violent crimes for the first nine monthS of 1976, the FBI said Tuesday. Violent . crime in Canton was down 2.1.3 per cent and 22.7 per cent in Dayton. Cleve land showed a decrease of 21.2 per cent and the decline was the t!Jird largest among U1e nation's 20 largest cities. Only San Antonio ond New ' Orleans, cud1 with a 'tl.7 decrea se , outpa cp d Cleveland. Other declines among Ohio cities lnclmled Akron, 7.2 per cent and Cincln1111U .2 per · t'\lnl. · Youngstown recorded an lenrease in violent crime of ·. ll . ~ per cent ami Parm1i had ''" incrcuse of 10.7 per 1,'11111. ... I 7wo ~ ~ tW ~if 46 "'"~· .. ale tUI'9kt4 J'ltN<t(J ¥ wiU-t'l'.( 9'•""94M6 M ~ oflU< tilen fl1t4tlltJ ... fl.l. ~· #Jdi cUt I, 4 fJru ~l«f ...~ fi9/tt4- a-.4 tiH<Jd M4 Mlltlwu..U o/ """'if ~~ll6...tk {otH- a~t4jdlow44tp -5 {"""t'f ~ fcWuU ~d I•~ tAt 1f«lttait /tMt. .. aHtf. .... <Jt •I all, tAl~ p. fl"'"- ttlat t'/M-16 ttlca NHtt •I iftM. A4 a /dliM- -4o · ck-..u. Wt4.4 4 tile tWOU '}llU/4 /llit«eU """ 1tti9~1<.u. · .u f<le at ~'"9«· (-'< •U<wte af:ll~rodatioH. wi44 'f""·:· ."" 114i«4 l'~tut.U """ uttfll#~u. · ?ltur/Uf {!ki4fHt.a41 · 7Ae ~••9« ~ . CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) - Saying that under his leadership the United Mine Workers hsd become the "most democratic labor organizatioo In the whole world," Arnold Miller announced Tuesday he will seek reelection June 14 to a new five-year tenn. At a news conference held on the eve of his fourth anniversary as UMW President, Miller introduced candidates ~ replace a~ his major rUnning !llates in the 1972 election. Miller said Sam Church, who became his adminisirative · aide when he ousted Eddie Burke, will run for vice president of the union. Bill Esselstyn of late Joi!fph · Yablonski's Canonsburg, Ps., will seek district In Pennsylvania. In announcing his the office of secretarytreasurer on Miller's ticket, candidacy for another term, cited and James Blair of Miller Madisonville, Ky., will be accomplishments · of the Miller's candidate for previous folD' years.' "In reflecting on those four intematiooal vice president years, I am extremely proud · for pensioner affairs. of the unprecedented gains Alluding to the recent .that the mine workers have dissension in .his union, tbe UMW head said tl)at running made in .wages, pensions, with a new slate ·was organizing and mine safety," necessary because "it has Miller said. "Above every been pretty well-established thing else, however, I am that those elected at the same proud that democracy has time I was forget where they been restored to our union." At the news conference, came from or hsven 't faced up to their responsibilities. Miller also introduced three Miller made it clear that candidates for union tel!or, one of his criteria for Tony . Testa, Jonathan selecting the new candidates WIUiar<•S and incumbent was loyall)·. lie ""id · that Frank Merrill. Merrln is the only when he picked his slate In carryover from the 1972 197Z, he had had n.o ticket. · opportunity to observe his running mates In action. ''They have forgotten we're Mobile health testing. plan is expanded EARLY ,,. ....•, ALL SHOP KROGER.STORE ~ ~ If, Sliced Virginia Bakeil Ham lb.$2 95 S_o that our employee• 1!1a ·. · ·. enjoy Chrl1tma1 with . · . their family and friends . . 49 All KROGER STORES CLOSED . Whol• or Half . .. . lb. S2.2t Serve 'N' Save l-Ib. Sliced Bacon.. .. .. ... P••· , .,.,. ,. 99.C CHRISTMAS DAY, ·. DEC. 25th & ·.. · . SUNDAY, DEC. 2611' age ~~::~d· ··············· ···lb. gg.O.·. . Country Club ,.1b. Print BuHer ...........~k~. G-;;;deA Large Eggs .... ... ..... o... 89 ~ GALLIPOLIS. OHIO Itrot-• Chunk Light TUIIC! .......... .. C Sliced Peaches Extra Larg• 88 Site , S. . ollou- California· Navel Oranges ,. ,, >)., .. •. .I ~ Cne'"r Embassy Cranberry Sauce ...... ..... :. .. . · . lad Dresstng • ........l-QI. Sa J., c~wv cMt Ice %-Gal. Cream .... .. ........ Ctn. ,..,., ._..AMDryT.tc I~GUIInl White _ Bread... ......... 7.... Daodorallt ........... .can -----= ~ on nearly ~ ChlD'ch told ' ' Can• 3,.,b.$109. · •·oz. , LVI. • 111'111111111111 11111111111111111 last every issue," the reporters at .· • the crowded news • conference. ; "Some of the other fellows :forget that President Miller is ;!he boss. My job Is to carry •out his orders," he added. ; Ellaelstyn, 30. L, from the . . Con• "Even though we weren't the . MONDAY. _DECEMB.IER 27.tj' : · (2-lt. loll ... $1 .91) Country ' together . in ' ' 2· · · ggc ~ campaign, we see eye to eye . . ' RE~OPEN . Grad• AA Maricetla1ht lorg• Egga ... Dor. 93' • Church supported Miller's : opponent Tony Boyle In the , last election. . ' OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TILL 6:00 P·.,·.· :'. :Mmer. LARRY'S WAYSIDE.FURNITURE OUVE &lHIRD STREET ' plained, with obvious reference to 'union vice president Mike Trbovich and Secr¢ary-Treasurer Harry Patrick. I Trbovich ))as said be Is supporting the declared presidential can4!dacy of Lee Roy Patterson. Patrick may run against MWer. Church, 40, the 1011 of a disabled miner and the grandson of two co!ll miners, Is deputy dlrec\or of the union's contract deparunent. The vice presidential ;candidate was arrested ·recently and chsged with assaulting UI\IW staff lawyer ; Rick Bank •at the union's :Washington headquarters. • ChiD'ch 'reportedly accused ; Bank of being the source of . unfavorable publicity about ·19" BLACK & WHITE ms By JOHN M. LEIGHT.Y SAN FRANCISOO (UP!) A mentally disturbed airline . lnechanic repeatedly slashed . one Of hls two hostages during a tense nlgbl of terror aboard a parked United Airlines jetliner, but after more thari IZ hour• of threats, his demands for a flight .crew were umnet. · "I'm bleeding all over the cockpit....He tells me my time is up .... Please send someone out," hostage TV TO BE GIVEN AWAY - Richard Jones, branch Richerd Funk, 3!1, pleaded manager of the Athens County Savings and Loan, during the night · when the Pomeroy office, where a TV Is on display, and Barbara hijacker, Palm ~ . Hinnant, Chapman, secretary of the Pomeroy Chamber of '!I; stabbed blm because his Commerce stand beside the set that will be given away requests lor fuel and pilot Friday at I p.m. when the drawing is held. The TV is being were being refused. given by Pomeroy merchants through the Gold Star Give. Just before dawn the hijacker sent word that he , Away sponsored by the Pomeroy ChambOr of Commerce. wanted ''sllfe passage" froD) the plane to hls car. A psychiatrist, Dr. Morris Brock, who had treated shooters surrounded the Hlnnilnt for mental problems, !'lane. The hijacker was went out to the OC8 aircraft, negotiating through · Jerome parked at the United Deusenberry, 42, who came msintenance terminal a mile •aboard in place of Hector north of San Francisco Spencer, one of the original International Airport. He hostages, in order to operate talked to the hijacker, who the radio. c.,, ••,.. " '· ~11.. ...... ~· · -· was reported in fear of being An FBI agent, talking to · A.4,.t•••G.eoii•OII•w.t>oc . ••. ,.,. T~ovf114-) 0... 11, '""" 0 shot U he left the plane. Hlnnant, told him 00 way"Wo • • • - Tho lll~' h 11""1 A woman friend of. the would the aircraft be able to o-.oolllu. 10\11 10 I>IAilB , hijacker was also brought to take off because it was the scerie. inoperable and no one would Hinnant, armed with a volunteer to fiy it. . . l.!lger pistol and a knife, Demands for fuel were also seized the aircraft at 4:20 rejected. But after Funk was p.m. Tuesday after being told stabbed twic;e, the aircraft his long sick leave for mental was given an auxiliary power problems had exhausted his unit that provided heat and benefits. the possibility of the engines He forced two maintenance being started. base employes to board the During the nightlong aircraft and demanded fuel, drama outside the huge IX'andY, cleari clothes and a maintenance base he fired flight crew. He did not one shot from the l.!lger and indidlte any deslination, but puffed on cigarettes thrown wanted mapnf the country. · to him through a cockpit FBI and pollee sharp- window. a coal miners' Wiion," he ex- QUASAR .. slashed in. plane "There is an old boys · By PAMELA REEVES Federatloo of America, Carol network that has worked WASHlNGTON (UPI ) Tucker Foreman, said her With all. but one Cabinet job impact on the selection before and continues to work filled , U1e Women's Political process was "spotty.'' Sbe and it is the same people Caucus said Jimmy Carter is Wll.! consulted "frequently calling eech other up and leaning heavily on "Mike and effectively" on the reconunending themselves,' ' Machos" chosen from an elite secretary of agriculture, but she said. "Pete Preppy says, "old boys network.'' not at all on the secretaries of 'I think I'll recommend Ted There were equally harsli commerce and treasury, she Terriflco.' And Ted Terrllico in turn recommends Mike . rtunbles from other interest said. groups Tuesday. While most interest groups Macho." Ms. Steinem said, "We did The U.S. Conference of failed to get ail they wanted, Mayors said the President- the women's caucus voiced not work and vote lor a elect showed "a striking the most wide-ranging Carter adrniJlistr~tlon to get app 0intmerits that might insensitivity to the problems complaints. of cities" in naming Patricia Gloria Steinem, Rep.-elect have beP.I\ made by President Roberts Harris as housing Barbara Mikulski of Ford." Brl~ht spots in the ca blnet. secretary . The National Maryland and other caucus Association of Homebuilders members told a news agreed. conference they hsve. 'not AFL-CIO labor leaders . even been able to get a GOING BACK publicly praised the hearing with Carter while BERN, Switzerland (UPI) appolnbnent of Ray Marshall establishment figures have • - Millionaire Dutch art as labor secretary, but some slid Into the top jooo. Even though Carter . collector Pieter Menten, said privately they were angry at being told so late in appointed two women to the suspected of complicity in the Cabinet; Ms. Mikulski said, murder of more than /!00 the game that Marshall and not labor favorite John the .overall Carter family Jews during World War II, Dunlop - had been Carter's smacks ·of the elite circle will be returned to The which traditionally holds · Netherlands, Swiss officials top choice all along. · · announced today. The head of the Conswner power. Miller declares election slate 23" COLOR TV TELEVISION Women's caucus rumbles over Carter choices · N()Ht ~. '599 Hos1age - Of 12 '' . • c l-Ib. Roll u... lt o... 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HliO SHAG Zll Detective (sl.) n Predict 3Z I love ·" (Lal) U Inlet ' (Sp.) 34 ;;_is Hell" 35 Blabbed (2 wds.) 37 Volcanic 501 NYlDN rock Si Consecrate !I Argua bad 100 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'~ how to work 11.: AXYDLBAAXR lo I, 0 N G F B J, I, 0 W . - · - - - - - -- 6:GO-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6: 15-Form Report 13. 6:20- Not for Women Only 13 . 6 : 3~SU Overview 4: News 6; Sunrise Semestor I ; Urban Leegu. 10. ' 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:5G-Good Morning, Wesf VIrginia 13. 6:55-Good Morning, Trl Slate 13 , 7 :oo-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6, 13; CBS New• 8; Chuck While RePQrts 10.' zs HOWERY AND M/4.RTIN covating , septic systems , doz'er, backhoe, dump trUck, limeSto ne, gi"ovel. biOcktop paving, Rt. 143. Phone I !614) 698·7331. EXCAVATING , J~ACKHO ES, ll!ISTAL~ED OO"ZER , TRENCHER , LOWBO Y, Regulor$1U5 DUMP TRUCKS. Bill PULLINS, PHONE 9'11·2478, DAY OR NIGHT . ~ Sq. Yd. " CHRISTMAS SPECIAL : Sewing Evtrydoy monty llftl' ... Mochines cleaned, oil ed and Good cllalce colon. adjusted , $5 .98 . Sewing 1 Center. Middleport. Ohio.· 12 ar IS Ft. -·----GAS AND ElEC. Appliance service work. Phone 992-5726. Green, gold, reel, blue, 'Do II YOUrltll, padding, S7.151q. yd. podding I nolalltd square yard. calt742·2211 Will do odd jobs . roofing , painTA:~K TO ling, gutter work. Phone 992- · WENDELLORATE ' 7409. CARPET CONSUL~NT EXPERI=EN-:cC::E::: D-::BA:-:B ::-Y:::SI:::T:: TE::R-S- 1""· . ing reser vations for all night ond hourly sitting tor Nl!w Year's Eve. Far informoliOI'I , coll992-7092. ------ that suit. . The defense st.rled with two rounds of clubs. South ruffed in dummy and prompt· ly lost the trump finesse to West's kina. West led a trump back and South was ready to tackle spades . _ He cu hed hi s ace of spades : ltd his second spade and promptly flneosed dum· my's 10. Eaot showed out and now South was able to discard all his dlamon<b on the four good spades and -bring home his doubled contract. The play looks sensational, but actually It is basecl on sim· pie counUng . E11t is marked with seven diamondl . He has shown two hearts and would not have raised clubs without three so he was left wUb just one spade. ma "£\UM~tli' SMITH I\IELSON MOTORS, INC. '10.95 SOUTH I. I. RIGHT IF I PAID THURSDAY,DECEMBER2J, 7:05-Bugs BuMy & Frltnds 10. 7: 30-Schoollea 10. ¥AQJ54 8:GO-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8.10 : Seoame St . 33. tQ1093 8:30-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4;,1,,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10. • 42 Eaot-Weat Vlllnenblo 9: 30-Nancy Walker 6,13. _ 10:oo-Sonlord & Son 3,4, 15; Price Is !light 8,101 Mlkt Wetl Norlls Elsl S..lll Douglas 13 . 2t 2¥ 10: 15-General Hospital 6. 3. 3 • . • • • • 10 : 3~Hollywood Squoreo 3,4,15. 5• Pau Palli Dbl. 11 :GO-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15: weekday 4; Edge. of Pus 5 • Dbl. PIIJI Night 6; Double Dare 8, 10; Eloc. Co . 20; Morning Pass Pa,. With D.J . 13. Opening ltad - K • 11 :3\h-Stumpen 3,4, 15; Happy Doyo6.13; Love of Lift 8,10: Sesame St , 20. By O.wald Mt Jame1 Jacoby .11 :55-Tako l<trr· t ; Ms. Flxll10. 12:QO-Nows 3,6,8, 10; ·Bob Broun 4; Don Ho 13. . There are lois or ways to bid 12 :3~o"'l Show 3,15: All My Children 6,131 Starch today's band. Each p~yer has A Tennestee reader wants lor Tomorrow 8, 10. · some realion to 1et 1nto the to know II we ever raise our 12:55-NBC News 3,15 . ., bidding act. parlner with only two trumps 1 :OG-Somorset 3; Ryan's Hopa 6,131 Concentration 8; Weat would wrap up his when he has not rebid bls suit. Young & the Resllos i 10; Not Far Women Only 15. live-club con1ract, but you ·The answer IB that we do so 1 : 3~Dayl of Our ~lv01 3,4,15; Ao The World Turns can 'I blame South lor doubl- on rare occasions when a bid 8,10; Family Feud 6,13 : Ing. He bad heard hie partner Is clearly called lor and we 2: G0-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. bid twice. North realized this can't lind anything else to bid . 2 : 3~Docton 3,4,15; One Lift lo Live 13; Guiding and ran to live hearts which Light I, 10. (For a copy ol JACOBY ~~~. East doubled . 3:00-Anolher World 3,4,15 ; All In The Family 8, 10; MODERN, send S1 lo: "Win ~ East rather erpected lo Antlquu 20. at Bridge ." c / o this score at least one diamond 3: 15-Genoral Hospital 13. trick, but he had failed to newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, 3: 3~Bewllchod 6; Match Game 8, 10; Movie "Tho Radio Clly Station,llow York, allow lor ~e possibility that Mon from tho Diner's ClUb" 9. .. his partner would he void or N. Y. 10019) 4:oo-Miater Cartoon 3; Mortua Welby, M.D. 4; Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Maule Club 8; Sesame St. 20.33; Movie "Boy' I Town " 10; Dinah 1l . 4 : 3~My ThrH Sono 3; Emergency One 6; Partridge by THOMAS JOSEPH . Family 8; Fllntltoneo 15. · 5 :'GO-Big Volley 3; Morv Grltfln 4; Brady Bunch 8; ACROSS 40 CyUndrlcai Ster Trek 15 I Actuality t1 Abstract 5 : 3~News 6; Family Affair 8; Elet. Co. 20,33; Adom5 Talked back being 1) 13. 11 Roman DOWN 6:GO-News 3,1,6,8,10,13,15 ; Zoom 20; Zoom 33. emperor I Palm off 6: 30-NBC Nowo3,4,15; ABC News 13; CBS Nowl8,10; 1% Cling 2 Heart Hodgepodge ~odge 20; Onct Upon a Claulc 33. '13 Shah's chambers 7 :GO-Truth or C0111. 3; Chrlotmu Alive 4; Bowling for Dollari 6; Muppat Show 8; News 10; To Tell tho country 3 Emulating a Truth 13; My ThrH Sonol5; Anyane for Tennyson? 14 Vanquished chameleon 20; Getting On 33. 15 Transgres-. (2 wds.) Yesterday:• Aaawer 7:3~Hollywood Squerea 3;,41 Price Is RIJ1hl I; Wild sioli 4 Heavy Z7 Ballet l<lngdom 10; Nalhvlllo on tho Road 131 Dolly 15.: ' Hermit .11 Se~ weigh! poeJUon MacNeil-Lehrer ROP9rl 20,33 . 10 Uncovered 17 Hawaiian 5 Texas river II Minute 8:GO-Doug· Honnnlng'a Wcirld of M119lt 3,4,15; 29 False baking pit 6, Jergens or Wtltomo Bock, Kotter 6,13; Welton• 8,10; Violono show 19 Theater bo• II Actor's · the laie 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. . ,. Roof 22 Banquet 8:30-Borrllty Miller 6, 13. · parting show 23 Tapping feature dl:t,, 9:GO-- Best Sellon 3,4,15 ; Tony Randall 6, 131 Hiwoll -ds' 7-NaNa 31 Obliterate sound 1l-l2 Flvo-0 8; Vlol0111 331 Movie "White Chrlotmas" 10. (2 wds.) 31 Gennan . 9:30-NancyWelkor 24 WindOower I Reluct.nt 6, 13 %0 Bird's nest Z5 Neighbor to change article · 10 : 1»--Gibbovll!~•·• • Rex -Humbard 6,8, 15; NoWI 20. Z1 Lytton of Arg. 37 A Tracy (4 wds.) 10:3~Woman 20; , 33. heroine 11 :OG--Ntwo 3,1,6,1, 10,13,15; MacNtll ·lllhrer Rlfl9rl Z2 Love to 33. • distraction H : 3~Jahnny Conon 3,1,15; StrHto of Son Fren~IICa U Gangly 6, 13; Kolak B; Mary Hortman 10; ABC New1 33. 12 :oo-Movle "The Groat Caruso" 10: Jonakl 33 . zs Languished t;;-t-HtAngel 12 :30-Movlt " Thty Call Mo Trinity" 8. , 12:.10-Dan August 6, 13. (.Fr.) !:GO-Tomorrow 3.1. r7 Glazier's 1 :50-News 13. fitting BECKER V.OULP TEAFORP c, :tl aKQIOII 3 • 10981 ···--- ..,..... . . . . . . . : .luM I 1 :00-CPO Sharkey 3,4, 15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; Gun. smoke I ; Good Times 10: Wondtr AMw 33. 1:30-McLeon Stevenson 3,4,15; JeHorsans 10. 9;QO-Sirota's Court 3.4.15; Beretta 6,13; Movie , "Cahill. Unlttd Sfat.s Marshol" 1.10; Groot Ptrtormtnces 33: Soundltoge 20. 9:3()-Wo Think You ShOuld Know3; Tho Practltt 1,15. 10 : ~st 3,4; Charlie's Angels 6, 13: Oral Roberti' Chrlotmas Dream 15; New> ·20. 10:30-Book Beot 33. 1l:GO-News 3,4, 6~, 10,13, 15; MacNtll ·lrhror RlfiOr"t 33 . 11 : 3~Jahnny Carson 3,4, 15; Rookies 6,13; Movie " Dirty Dingus MJ19H" 8: Mary Hartman 101 ABC News 33. • 12 :QO-Movlo ' 1Firsl to Fight" 10i Jonokl 33. 12:4o-Myltory ot the Week 6, 13. 1:00--Tom'o rrow 2:HI- News 13. 3.•. WIN AT BRIDGE - AL TROMM CONST. '' ' l :30-News6; Family /4.Holr 8; Elec, ~o . :IV, l.l ; .o;aam12 13. • 6:GO-News J4,6,1,10,13, 15; Zoom 70; Preyer$ of the Animals 33.6:30· 6:30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC Newsll; Andy GriHith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7:oo-Truth or Catll . 3; To Tell the Truth 13; Bowling for Dollors 6; Pop Goes the Country 8: News 10; My Throe Sons 15: C011sumer $urvlval Kit 20; Chrlslmos In West 1/lrglnla 33. 7:30-Dolly 3; $100,000 Name That Tune 4;; Moteh Game PM 61 S2l,OOO Pyramid B; Ma~Ntii·Le!lrer Report 20,33; Some Children $ee Him 10; Break tha 8&nk 13; wild Kingdom 15.. Business Ser-vices ~I 1 · ~ 1 year to 5 v.. rstervlce , 13 .15 per hour Insertion . · Len then 1 veer serv ice. Mini mum ChlrOt1.1.00. TRUSSES n.oo per hour lA cents per word three 1975 CHEll ROLET 2 TON 5<500 E•tre Pollee. S2 .95 per hou r consecutive Insertions . ANY PITCH Street Employees 26 cents r,•r wotd '11x 292 engine. 15000 lb . 2 sp,eed axle . 108" ca b to ax le, ANY SIZE , 5 years or more strlllce , . consecutlllt nstrtlons. clea-n cab, li ke new 825)(20 .tires. ,, . Sl: 13 per ho~r ·25 Per Cent Dltcount on 1 yu r to s years s~rvlce. Plid ldt and 1d1 paid ' 1ti4 CHEVROLET y, TON $3495 S2 .99 per hour wlttlln 10 d1ys . Cheyen~. white & green finish, chrome bumper & L!&SS then I year s~rvlc~ . CARD OF THANkS Mldgs .• rear step bumper, 'V-B, automatic, P.S . and . S2 .1S per hOur & OIITU.AR Y' Lotated in Liingsvllle Pool a.. Perk Direc to r , $2 .00 for SO word: brakes. radio. real ~lea n. Box 28-A U04 . 25 per month mll).l.(!)um . CASH!!! 1. • junk cor~ . Frye's R ulland, Ohio 4517! Lifegua rds. $1 .35 per hour j c4Ct1 eaGI1JOnll word J 1111 CHEVROLET>.HON $1995 Truck and "''to. 24 HOUR Ph. !614} 742 -2409 Secretary to Mayor , 13U.OO J cen ts. ILI~o· •os 1 owner, good tires, custom cab, 8' Fleetslde. We Deliver WRECKER SEtc ,' 1CEI Phone per .month · .,. .. 12·22·4 mos . £JIItre Clerica l Help, S2 .97 Additional 25C Chlrg e 7<2·2061. per nour i)tr Advertisement. BUYING R/4.W •FUR, No 1, Clerk, Cemetery Truttees, O'FICE HOURS Muskrat $4.75; Coon , $15; M"'le SfO.OO per month · . I :JO 1 .m . to 5:00 p .m . votun!eer Firemen . S1S.OO Dilly, 1:30 a .m . to f2 :00 mink , $15 . Phone Geo . per year . , Noon Seturday . Buckley , (61.t) 669. ~761 otter 5 Councilmen . u .oo per !"Mont today 992 -2156. Protect your invntment p.m. P.M. · . . plus add to the value ol meeting Board of Public A ffairs , WANTED OLD upoighl pionos In . POMERO'rl OW"'O · . your home. Trust those NOTIC!S s...oo per meertng . any conditiOn. Witl poy $10 . .•• .. 1 ATTN.dl Clerk , Board or Public each. Firstfloor onl'f. Write giv· "---------~_,_.;.;._...;._ _ _ _ _ _.,.J necesnry fix·lt, room ALL HDUS!WIVES Arta l r~ . S496.00 per i'nontM 'addition' and remodeling . ing direction• lo Witten Piano Dl spa t c tu~r . 1100.00 per All Verd Sates, Rum meg.,, jobs to your friendly, Co., 'Box 188 , Sordll . Ohto Porcn and Bllem·e nt Porch Aut~-=:.... montn ; :- ....... . - = ---_ n,elghborhood , qualified 43946. Clerk , Water Department . end Baaement Sites, etc . must be paid In advance.. Pho ne builder. S2. U per hour SLIDE PROJECTOR ond screen . . 1969 Novo. extra sha rp , new · Water & Sewage Sup &rl n· Get yours In early bV pa.iJlt bvcket seats , air shocks. Phooe 992·2112. stoppln; by our off lct ..~Jr' t~ndent, $3 .70 per hour mogs . Phone 949-2480. 1973 CHEV Y truck , six cylinder. The Oallv SentineL llt (11'' Hmes over .:10 hour l Court St. or writhig Box 1969 CADILLAC Sedan Deville standard, good ti res, $2 100. SS.SS per ho ur "We Care" Phone 985-4245. Wa t &r & Sewage Ass•t . 729, Pomeroy , Ohio· 457 69 lour door, white sidewolltires , Free Est. Work Guar. ' . Su per intend ent, $3.35 per hour with your remittance. power steering, power brakes , 1968 2 door Cutlass in ex- Rutland 11-9-1 mo. 742-2328 Meter Reader , S3 . 13 per . - :power ••at, , om & fm radio , ONE ce'ltent col'] dition . Phone hour cli mate control. Excellent con· CO...l , lime1tone. Of1d cal ci um 992-5786 . Water & Sew ag e Dept. , dition . L ocal owner. Phone E•tra Help chloride and calciu"\ bnne for 992·2413. $1 ,4-44.44 . 1968 PLYMOUTH 318 oulomotlc, S years or more servi ce , dust tonlrol ond 1peciol mix ing oir condit ioning, hecvy duty WE wtSH to thank everyone who Sl . I J per hour iah for fcmnen: Main Stree t. 1970 DODGE POLARA. Phone trailer h1tch . meg wheels , $650 . KIOirn 1 yea t; to 5 yea r s service, was 50 kind to us du ring the il· Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992· 99?·5478 alte r 5 p.m. S2 .99 per nour $550 without mags. Phone lne's o"d death of ou r father . 3891. ln11l1tion Sonitos • Less than 1 year se rv ice. 1962 FORO VAN. 6 cyl . 3 spe,e d 992-5169 . Tke docto" ond nunes, nu r5 es fitiiiiCiltl Alllilb~ S2 . 85 per nour house 1971 HONDA CL-<50, 12,000 wehicle fitl•, fu ll y aides ot Veterans HospitaL 1972 1/EGA, $1000 . Phone Mechanic , 13 . 3~ per nour Blown lnlo W~b UHin Thote who sent flowers and · miles , sissy ·bar. crash bars. · carpeted with shcg carpet. 949-2307 , . Cemete ry iTOIIM sides and ro. o l covered alsO. pull back handle bon. ne w tire food , and o special thanks to 5 years or more service, Am-Fm ond tope p l oy ~r in WIIIOOWS & DOORS and sea ls. Scrambler side Re11 . BHI Campbell for his visit S3 . 13 per nour pipes, $650. Call949-2480. front , wtporate tope player and REPl.ACEitiEII I year to 5 yeors se r vice, to the hospital ond his kindness $~ . 99 per hour speakers In rea r. bui lt·m bed . to the family in the ir sorrow . POTATOES a nd pompkin1 . C. W. WIIIJOIIS Less than 1 year se r vice. and icebox . Price $1000. Coli 150 :~~: 200 LOT lor sole in Your ki nd ness wHI olwoys be .ALUMINUM . Proffit!, Portland. Ohio: Phone $2 .85 per hOur Syracuse . Phone 1192-37 14. Robert E. Buc ~. ~2 · 5847 or remembered . The Family of !U3-11S.. SIDINirSOIJITI Relief Dispatcher. S2 .57 per 99:2·3833 for further informo- 28 ACRE FARM, rear Bradb ury John Pattvrton, hour . _CUIT!_II$-IIIIIN~S _ lion . COAL for sole, Open 6 days per SchooL See Wolter Mille r ol 328 Swi mming Instructor , $2.50 week and evenings. For further per nour Sixth Street, Point Pleasant. informatio n cot! (61 .. ) 367-7338. W.Va . 25550 . e:~;o::~~· ~j ~rs b~or .~au;~~ ~~;·:;.__:-·-~--~~~-~--:_{~~ PU92·l99l 4·10·1 mo APPLES.' FITZPATRICK ORCHARD , hOurly rate . . NOW accepting plano stude nts , STATE ROUTE 689. PHONE Sec . II : Tnat secretarial . beginners, intermed iates, ad· WILKESVILLE , (61 <)669-3785. cle ric al IF'ld -or bookkeeping re cord -keeping hourly em · -vonced stud ents. Colt 992- FULLER Brush Products for sole. 1'aated·to:Rmt . 2270. ployees be employed a t a HOMESITES for sole. 1 acre and Phone 992·3410. Virgil B. Sr., Realtor LARGE ENCLOSED tru ck or von to maximum of 35 Mours per GUN SHOOT at the Rac 1ne Gun up. Middle port, near Rul la nd. 216 E. Seeond Street week. except for an mo ... a to Georgia after 1 Coll992·7<8 1, emergency that shall arise, Cub eYery Sundcy , I p.m. CAMPER , $600. Also. horse Pomeroy, Ohio4S76J · trai l8r . $450. Phone (6 14) 698· Ch ristmas . Will poy cosh. You said emergency of extra nours _~~~ ~~~-m_e~t~ ~- _ .. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 boths. · Phone 992-3375 3:1'10. drive o r we dri 11e. Phone to be approved by Council. PERSON' BODY Sh "6 R 1 oil elec, I acre, Middleport, 992-3573 or 992.6079 Sec . Ill : The foll.owlng .are s op, " ai rood PEARCE SIMPSON C.8 . bose sta4 ACRES PLU5 Nice 7 close to Rutlortd. Phone 992. hereby declared as legal St. , Middleport would like to tion. PMone 247·268A afte r 5 yr . old~ bedroom home. 2112 74 81 . holidays for the employees of remind customers lhot Dec. JJ p.m. bath s , tamll y room . tne VIllage of Middlepor t : it the lc11 do';' to toke adSMALl fo rm for sole, 10% down , New Year's Day ; Memorial vantage of the point jobs . all CHRISTMAS TREES, Mai n St.,. modern kitchen , large owne~ financed . Monroe Cou n· Day ; Independence Day ; over in I c:olor, $100, 2 tone 3 AND 4 RM fUrni shed and un· din Ing. garage a,.,d • Rutland. ly, W. Vo. Phone (304) 772· Labor Day ; Thanksgi ving $ 125 Without body work Stop furnished opts . Phone 992- basement . Only ~.000. 3101 or 1304)77 ~ · 3117 , Day ; Christmas Dey . . 1 h 985 <17' 1 CH RISTMAS PONIES for child ren . 5434 . Sec . LV : That said salaries nor Pone · " or opCoii i6 U )69B·3790. • COU NTRY tormlo nd with seclud · wlll be ill effect January 1. P.0!~~~~nt .• _ . 7 bedrooms, COUNTRY Mobile Horpe Park , Rl. QUIET ed woods. wa te r and good ac · BEEF CA TILE, 30< lb.. good hoy 1977 NOTICE, Prol t's Meat Mkl . 33, fen miles north of Pomeroy. bath. natural gas heat, city cess in Monroe Cou nty, W. Va. rake. Also set of 16.5 rims lor Sec . V : Ea ch full time (Pieo5onton Meot Processing. Lorge lots wi th concrete patios, water, 2 porches and leveb $1 ,000 down, coli 1304 ) m . Ford or Chevrolet three-fourth employee of the Village shall Inc.) ustom slouyo.tering , ood sidewalks, runne rs and off lot . Asking S16.500. be entitled to sick lea 'ole In tM 3102 or (30-t ) 772 -3227. ton truck with stainless hub· street po rk mg . Phone 992-7479. it mount of one and one .fourth procening . Reto i . who lesale. cqps . Ca11992 ·7201 or 992.Jm. ( 111,) day! per month , an d No oppoinmenl neussory. Coli Commercial property a pp ro x. 17 shall be enlltled to itccrue Sllld (614) 593-8655, hours . 9:00 till FANCY CITRESS fruits , novel FURNISHED two bedr oom opt ., RT. 124 WE5T - 4 brs., . ocres. level land , located ot adults only . No pe ts. Mid· bath , nat . gas, st. doors'& I sick leave up to one hundred 6·00 7 Pomeroy Rood Athens , "Tu ppers Ploin:s on Ohio, Rou te o r anges , ta ngeri nes . dleport. Phone 992·3974 . twenty f 120) days . Oh windows. FroOt porch, 2 7. Phone (614) 667 ·6304. tongelovs , 6 variet y of apples sec Y.l ; Each full time .. ca r garage and Qarden . ' ONE BEDROOM Apts. ct VILLAGE 1 n any quC. nlty red, blue and employ~e · of tne Village , in · THERE will be no gu n shoot Dec. 3 bedrooms. 1% boths, Iorge livMANOA in Middlepor t fo r $104 112,1100,. white grope1 , onorted bulk eluding full time ho urly rate 25th or Jon . a ot ·the ROcine Fire ing room, dinin g room ond kit monthly plu:s elec. or S 130 in· Christmas candy and nuts . employees, sha.ll be eptitled Dept . Bu ilding in Boshon . . . f chen, lull';' car pe ted. Phone eluding e lec. lOWER RATES fo r ··NO NEIGHBORS - 5 acres' during eacn year at1er th e ".... · ·- · Also, l.or o Christmas Qift sug992-3129, o r 992-5434 . first year to l lwo -wefks . SHOOTING ~ATCH . just off Rt . 7 SENIOR CITIZENS . ·comenie nt on gestion: extra . family fr uit g ravel roa d, 2( "Jacat ion. e )\ cludln g legal by · p~m neor Rock 5prings to shoppinQ on Third ond Mill 59 acn~s. 6 room house. both, baskets. 4 conYtmient sizes tc Molldavs , with pay . Em · Cemeter'f. e11ery SUhdOy 12 portly carpeted, two out · Sis. 'ln Middlepo rt. Brand new bedrooms, full basement ~ fit 'fOur needs , Quonily dis· ployees wllh fifteen or more noon. ' ,. ' bu il d ings , dug basement , high quoli1y apar tmen ts. See cistern for only $5,000. l cou nh ovoltable . Bob's Market . years ser"J ice shall be ent itled · -· one -third tillable, m1nero l the mo noger ot Apt. 28 or call Just across the bridge, Mason. 'to three weeks vacation wltn SHOOTING MATCH. Sunda'f . Dec . PERFECT - For thos~ rights located near Danville . 992-7721. An Equal Housing Phone (304) 773.4?21 . pay each year . 26 starting at noon, Rutland · R e d~ c ed lor qu ic k so le , Opportu nity . who want additional Sec . VII : Eacr. employee of legion Hall. APPLES. CIDER , Romes . Gal. $23 ,500 . Pho ne 742 ·2766. the Village entitled to va ca lion - ·income and live In town . 3 Delicious , Winesap. Fitzpatr ick 3 BEDROOM , 2 story house. com· shall use fM e vacation lim e In p!etely remodeled . neW<(:a rpet, apartments. 520,000. Orthord, Stole Route 689, th~ year of entitlement or r------,,.----~~HARD WATER kitchen , e re . 4 miles north of Wilkesv ille. Phone {614 ) sna II be pa ld for any uno sed Pomeroy on St . Route 7, $225 NEEOS - A coup le that port ion vacation at th ei r 669-3785, PROBLEMS) preva ili ng wage rate at the month pl us ut ilities. Phone want a garden and a 2 CHAR lois ANGUS clu b coif. halter time of payment. If at tl'l e end !Lit , _.. ~ 985.3J41 . bedroom home with 2 broken , on feed. Phone (614) of any year any such 'em · baths, full basemenf , TRAilER FOR rent , od ul ts on l'f. ployee has any accrued and . ...... & CIDIIdltloll """· 378-63 11 otter 6 p.m. unused vacation time , th e ....,. UC.XVI Phone 992-3181. . carport In got;ld locale. FENCE POSTS, $1 .00 . Also, Clerk shall ·make payment to Asking 518.000. firewood three-fourt h ton 3 BEDROOM mobile home near the employee for such unused ONL'f NQ. 114 - Middleport, : time within thirty Clevs . fJ Ol pickup loads delivered, $25 'Ro dne. Pho ne 949-2638 . story fram e home with four RIIIER FRONT LOT after the end. of the vacation within 25 miles . Phone 2 BEDROOM troller . real nice.' :bedrooms, full basement, 2 year . vacation vear Shall .IAI u1 felt your w.ttr 77x.1 19 with water, 985-<197 ' ~hone 992<)324 , ad ults only . car garage , some mean each 12 montns period electrldty, septic tank, and carpeting , large liv ing following the flrs. t full ye;ar of USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT. level . Only S3,000. employmenl . . _ _ • ·~-.....&. room and din ing room, new Beloit 3008 ~idder : Tlmberiack Sec . VIII :•AII· Ordinances In .J'UIII"""' YIIURI•a 360 Grapple Skidder ; Jol'ln roof, full~ insulated. Priced conflict With this Ordinance e Jac:Jc W. Carllrf, "-r . NATURES Deere 350 Crawler Loader wg •\ S25,000. . are Mereby- repealed . ~:~~~.......-~ ~ Forks; Bush 60 in . Metcllurgicol MASTERPIECE Sec .' IX . TM is Ord inance ,.__ _ . ..,...;r.::,_;::;:.;f92~·2:,:1:1.:,1_.., Chipper. Contact Don Groves, Real Eetate:for Salr Waterfalls with good We have severa l business \ Shill take effect and be In .., or l';'Ons Equipment Co., Inc. Jropertles fo r sale. Call for fi shing and hunting. Bank ~~rt e ;~om and after January ~0j~ Circleville, Ohio A3113. Phone 'urther information . barn, fences, water, and Pasnd tt'le lJIM dlJY of ____ .._ 161<)596·4169. minerals. $30.000. December 1976. REWARD FOR return of la r"9e 12 195 AMP electr ic welder , new year old mole Beegle lost O.c. 1150. Burnln g outfit, new $125. Attest : Gene Grate BEAUTIFUL FORE.ST 9 In Dexter oreo. Wart on eye Clerk or. botM for $250. Phone lid ond middle of forehead . No Near town, yet a lot of M . L Kelly 992-1759. quelt ion s as ke d. Phone pr ivacy . 29 acres and a 3 President of Council B04W. Main 7<1·2883, 2 GAITED horses , one ntgistered bedroo m 14 x70 mobile Pomeroy ,992-2298 I 112) 15, 21 , 21C LOST IN Pomeroy oreu, 10 year ~ Arabian ond one Palomino. horne. After Hours Call old white Scottie dog answers saddles and bridles . Coli (614) 992-7133 to "Fro1 1ie". Call 992-23<49 698-3290. I . ORDINANCE NO . 1DCf. 76 Thanks for a great year, CONTACT: before 3 p.m. , o or 992·2650 ·1976 RIDING LAWN Mower. :x> ln. may the new year be better POMEROY ~ois Pauley .An Ordinance to .Amend Or . . aft_~~ .3~ ·'.": • _Re~ord . I cutt ing edge, eltc. start, $650, MUL~BERRY HTS . tor you . Braneh Manager dlnance No . 1031 -75 Close · to Veterans Be it ordaIned by the Council of tne VIllage of Memorial Hospital. Just Middleport 11 follows : completed. lovely 4 '. Sec . I. That Section I shall IF YOU have a urvice to offer. CORNFEObeet. Phone9BS-3559. bedroom home. 2 modern Include the fottowln; : . wont lo buy or sell something, · baths, sewing room or den , All welfare end aid for~ tr.e oe looking for work . , . or GOOD EAR corn, S2.00 bushel. utility room, Iorge aged cases by State, county , Pkone742·2389. whateve r .. . you'll get resulh SPECIAL - 3 bearoom and attached garage, Total or township silell be 150.00 recreation room , d ining electric home under construction on 1h acre lot . Owner loiter with o Sentinel Wont Ad . , 1964 CHEVY Impala convertible bo•H. room ,.,. carpeted Sec . II . TM Is Ordln.ence sMall will finish In 30 days for buyer or will sell"as Is" . May · Call992-2156 . 283 cu. in. engine, 1tondord throughout. Spill entrance take effect and be In force take trade. Locoted neor Chester. . tronlminion . Also. 23 channel or Ioyer. Garoge, located ~ from and after bee ember 13 , Midland C.B. rodlo with om·fm , on double lot . Financing 1976 ··c.b. ontenno. Coll992·6133 or . Passed the 131h da Y: of 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern l'h story house, 3 br., available .. Many other see at 873 South Second Ave ., December 197t \. dining room , fireplace, lull basement. nice porches and features . (A dream home!. PlEASURE HORSES and ponie5 , Middleport, Oh o 4.5760. out buildings. ~arge scenic lake with ~reen grass end $40,000.00, ol1o will buy horses. ond Attest : Gene Grate ponies . Phone (614) 698-3290, FIREWOOD for tale. Phone pine trees around· II. Watch the large bass swim along Clerk Ruth Reeve1. 7<1·2131. M. L. Kelly BRICK & FRAME - about In the cloar water. Pretty as a picture. Priced to sell President of council - - " ----- ·-- · 4'h years old . 3 ni ce $37. -400.00 TO GIVE /4.W/4.Y · Meigs Co. HEAVY GAUGE I Beams and H bedrooms, ceramic · bath, B1t0ms for 1ole, eight 9 x 10 in· (12) 1~ . 22, 2tc Humane Society ha1 I ,po~ modern kitchen with range · . . femole S iam,. ~(' cu1 iur odop. en. Phone992·703.t. COOL1/ILLE- Nice mod. brick homo containing three and dishwaSher, carpeting, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT l.ion Ph CJuwW~·2639 . btdrtJ91l1s. dining room, living room with fireplace, full · SCHOOL SEWING f1'10chines , garage, storoge bldg .. 85 C111 ~·- 21,t94 ONE ·f,~~i.- oli whif;·~G;r~~ basement with garoge, large front porch, nat. gas.· Singen in wolnuf consolette, acre. S28,00o.OO. Estate of lertlll Neimeytr Sh-.. "ard puppu , lull blooded, furnace, city water ond well water, a beautiful home · $46. Phone 992-~ l4b. Dtctastd . , .,...., , with approx. 5'h acres of land. fruit trees and shade NOtice 11 hereby given that 8 w"k' old . See Richord 1'114 YAMAHA IOOMX , perfect RACINE -abput 2 ocres. 3 Jamet E . Simpson of 264 South Gilkey , Clifton. W. Vo. Phone 'trees surrounding II. Plenty of garden space, good, condition. Runs strong, ready Second Slreet , Middleport. (:JO<)nl·5962orn3-5775, fishing aroa close by , located In Coolville, Ohio. Priced for track or troll, $335. Phone carpeted, full baths, very on to, tlas been duty appointed ~... E · F·E-,~·"LE- a' 1•1. ..~,:, 0 ·~-rma . ·n 992-2941. ' . . at only 532,000. Calf· now. ml"\ wn ..Admlnlstretor of fh1t Estate of ..,... central hoal and Berthe Nelm&yer. deceased , Shepherd puppy, lull blooded, olr cond. 3 car gorage, l1te of Vlllegr of Pomeroy , 8 w.tk1 old. See Richard CHESTER -11 3 acres farm, 80 acres tillable land. storage bldg. $30 ~ 000.00. Meigs County, Ohio . Gilkey, Clifton, W.Vo . • Phone nice 2 story farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all Credllors are requlrtd to (30<)773-5962 or 713-5775. hardwood floors and basement. Beni and other MIDDLEPORT - 1/ery file their cla im! with said One good used Jlemlngton flducler~ Within four mortth!i . FREE PUPPIES, short hair, half bi rd outbuildings, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm priced to go. nice home. 3 bedrooms, 2 Chain S.w sso Dettd this 11th dey of dog, 10 wHk• old. Nice for a One good used McCullough ~ocaled near Chester, calf for appt . • . baths . , d ining . room, December 19~6 . child . Phone 992·3420. Ch•ln SIW 175 carpeting, natural gas One goo'll ustd Homelltt heat. utility room. Very CHESTER - Ever dream of owning your . own "1•nnlng D. Webst~r Chlln SIW SISD hfce neighborhood . · Judge golfcourse? Here's your chance for you or your frlerids New Co ·OP Weftr ·Sof . 021 22, 2t ,(I f 5, Jtc $22,000.()9. to own 1 nlte rolling golf course, 501f2l1Cres, 9 greens, tenen HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Old Fur. A VERY MERRY nice m<J!Iern club house, outbuilding with all spraying moc:llf VC-XVI Only 121f. 95 nlture, Antique,. collectiblft of ,One AND A HAPPY vood used Gibson Side· and seeding equipment, needs !Gme mowing and a oil types. We buy entire :br-Sidt Rtfrlttre1or S2~D YEAR FROM ALL little repair· work on golf course. This could be hou•eliolds or single pie<" In HANK · KATHY· L~"'''"'l purchased with the 113 acres listed above and an~ condition . ApproisGI . ond & HENRY. .. GUARANTEED .101$-LOCATION: developed Into a buullful 18 hole gall course, call tor Auction ,.,v ice available. Call $374.40 single, $502 !lO mar• HEMR'f E. CLELAND' appt. , · collect . Athens , 59:rc743, r~ . Army Recruiting. Call col· '·' BROKER • 592-4929 everilng~ . feet (614)593-3102 or 3115-6318. .CALL JIMMY -oeeM949·2:188 97 TelevisiOn log for easy viewing ' ·----~-----·!'""---------' AJ!' Uf"': , One letter simply 5tnnds for another. In thi s samJlle A is used lor the three L's, X lor the Lwo o·s, cLr , Single letlero. apootrophes, the length and form"tiun of the words are all hinlo, Each day the code letlers are dlfferrnt. RUTLAND FURNmJRE ::;;;:::: CRYPTOQUOTES ZXQ YNA OWSC AX II II INEPPIS± II K ) I.CFf'CK 1 1 :~~~~:~~:~~~~2 •. l¥i~rffi:r~! -~; _ . . . - PomenJJ Landmlfk . ,. • OWIF FDNA WAO RIPLEY • RICHWOOD • RAINiLLE to sales orienled P\!rsons with previous \ales experience, Monlgonlery Ward oUtn the opportunity to own and operate a catalog sales store. Immediate opening In these slores. Write · W. A. Borowski· Giving hiii'IN!rson•l qualifications. MONTGOMERY WARD 1000 5. Monroe 51. 1 Baltimore, Maryland 21232 NAE IK' WCAEHDWV UNHF· F DC II VQJJUC-TNMCK YeaU'rdlly'1 Cryptequote : GENEROSITY IS GIVING MORE mAN YOU CAN AND PRIDE IS TAKING LESS '111AN YOU NEED. - KAH!JL GIBRAN C) U7t Ktnt re•tuno' s,ncllc•lt', l~c . B'USINESS OPPORTUNITY Company training - minimal inveslmenl FKQC BARNEY . --~====~~=-----------------~~-r--~-JUGHAID !! I TOLD i{OU STA!lT THE FIR5T SiR , AND I'LL HOI.D ON10 !fOUR HEAD! C~APTER, YE A HUNNERT TIMES· · KEEP YORE ELBOWS OFF TH' TABLE " �• U- '!'be n.iiJ Senllnel, Nlddle!iort.Punel Ot, 0., WecllleQy, Dec. 22, tr/8 .~r:~.·~1~1~~:~t:~:::~w,~~ ~,:.~~~:!~~" hlolllltiYt, YICitlons lnd I ell .S 81 It ordained by the Covncll of the VIllage of Clnt:tllltiOnl, COr'~IC · tiOftLICCIPiec:l first dey Of putiiCJtlon . tave. Middleport 11 tallows : Sec . I. That ttl! follo~lng waoe scale Is hereby adopted tor empiO'alees of the VIllage of Middltport : Chief of Pollee, 1731.00 pir month Regultr Patrolmen 5 yeers or more service, 13.:fo per hour P .M. Publication . DIV Bl!•"''re t;' IIGULATIONS ' lltl'\e Publlthtr reserves lht rlttlt to _.dn or. reject ln'J' edt deemed ob jtctlonet. The publisher will nOt be r'HJ'Onllblt for •nstrtlon . lltATI!S For Want Ad Stnlce 5 cents per word one -- For Fast R . esults Use The S.entinel Classified.s .... Autus.te. . · morr thin one Incorrect - -·---...,.- - - ' Ot.O furniture. boxn. b.d5 wall let te lephO ne' bran ond port, , or complet hou•eholda. Wrill M. D. Mlllor, Rt, 4, Pom•roy, Ohio, Coif 992-7760. @).2' SIGNS OF Auto Sale8 CASH. paid for all makes and moctels ot mobile home•. Phonooroa codt61H13-9531. TIMBER: Pomero~ Forest Pro· ducl1 . Top price fol'l 1tanding 1owtlmber. Coli Kent Hanby, 1-4.46·8570. COINS, CURRENCY , lokens , old pocke t wotcht5 and t hai[ls, . . silver and gold. We need 196.4 and older si lver coins. Buy . 5ell. r trode' Coil Roger Womalty, 74£ .,,Jl. • NIIIITV ,_ ·p om. eroy. ~ MQt Or c0 , WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER22. 1t16 ~· 24 hour Dtpondablo · Furn•c• Strviet. Oil or G.u Burnen Southeaslem Ohio Truss Rafter Co.· · ·Pt>MEROY MOTOR OPEN .EVE~{&:OO CO.@)' ~ HOME IMPROVEMENT "" PICIENS HIME. l'Ortlond, 0 . Counting hand guldal play 9f2·5111 ' NORTH Dtllo ·n FREE ESTI M TES lARRl,~..~'~DEk t Tl . 7 4 M LMII...,..- -279.95 ...... Aikil _ -- MeriJ. Christmas & Happy New Year ' '• ~;*~~~_l- ~) i~~~;[ ~~~ir,~~~ ;~~~:d~~~:~: .CENTRAL REALTY at EAST WEST jDl ..... .. u •Hn ·- • 7~ t AKJ86~1 • K6 •toe& .AKQJ153 ••• l.(X)K, MR. IT 6ET i'HIN66 'IOU tpl ,;u, BULL . IOCINE CARPET StOP PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY .' ·Aerial · •·., '• · COmmercial SChools \- · Wedilings ' ~' R;or.ine. Ohio ASSORTED .RUIIBER BACK CARPETING Sc)uare Y!'d !~stalled David Ptrsons, Owner 141-2114 ~ KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPJIY '(».95 WI! CAll GET SAI:K (614)985-tli! Chaster, Ohio •. 10-17-1 mo (Pdl ' • 11 -4- 1 mo. TO PRODUCTION NOW·· ANDwm< , WARBUCl<S P\JT fiiCE AND SAFE ·· #INA~ EXPERIENCED .. aadlator ........ Se.-,lc• EXCAVATING , dozer, loader ond backh oe work : dump lrl.lcks and lo·boys for hire; will houl f(ll dirt, to soil , limestone ond grovel. Coli' Bob or Roger Jeffer!o , doy phone 992·7089. ni ght phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232 . EXCAVATING . dozer , backhoe and di tcher. Charles R. Hal· lield, Back Hoe Service , Rut la nd, Ohio . Phone 742-2008. 1 -·- - SEPTIC . S'fslems installed by ' licensed insta ller , Shepard I'll. 99!·!174 ' ,._,, Contractors. Phone 742-2409. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern Sonitalion. 992-3954 or ~2 2428 . , BRADFORD, .Auctioneer, Com:. vf11 1 -do ·-;.-o-;;Jing, to n;tr;;ction, plete Service . Phone 9~9-2487 ' .,tumbing and heoting . No job or 949·2000. Rocine, Ohio, Crill too Iorge or too sma ll. Phone Bradford. ' ~-· ............. ~ - - - - - - · 742 :~3!13:__. ____ ..__ ··ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ...1 CARPENTER , flooring, cei ling, Sweepers_, toasten , irons, ol) paneling. P_ho,~e 9~2 · 27_~9 . sm_oll appliances. Lawn mowe:rj n e~t Jo Stat"' Highway Garaglf DOZER work and we lding, Con· on Route 7. Pho ne (61.4) 9851 · tact Ja mes Parso ns, Rt . 1, 3825. ' 4., Racine. on Cormel Rood. - -- -- -·--· RiMOoEiJNG . Plumbing. heo. t i rid MOBILE Home Repa ir , Elec .: and o!l type s ol general repoif.f plumbing and healing. Phone Work guaranteed 20 years elC 992 -5858. perience. Phone 992-24()q, ---· --~------ ~ ElECTRONIC T.V. CLINIC, New SEWING MACHINE Repairs, serT.v·. shoP. Elec tro nic T.V. Clink vice. all makes, 992-22S... Th~ SerVjce colt , $5.95. Color , B& W Fabric Sho p, Pomeroyj. ontenno systems stereos . etc. 572 South Third, Middle port. • Authorized Singer Soles o n~ Service. We sharpe n Scissors. 1 Phone 992-6306 . Carry in and ~ ------- ~SOO~ I UV< I~ AB!'/llJ!1FU"'\J r Ha.'i c.o.v. ~ WITH S~RVNJTS. I HA~!i f<)l;f:. CJ.JiS, ASWIMMIIJb fOOl. AlJD A~HWr SAH.- MM ... TH~IJ WHAT'S '{()()fl. 80/IL I ~~"' TO TLll? · ru.LUSIVB CW8S A~D AVer<M£ Na<E liiAN i ~.000 A ~AR CIJ Ml.f CAl<DS ::stJIFF _ -- - GASOLINE AILEY ----- ON CARPETING. •H .. . HliO SHAG Zll Detective (sl.) n Predict 3Z I love ·" (Lal) U Inlet ' (Sp.) 34 ;;_is Hell" 35 Blabbed (2 wds.) 37 Volcanic 501 NYlDN rock Si Consecrate !I Argua bad 100 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'~ how to work 11.: AXYDLBAAXR lo I, 0 N G F B J, I, 0 W . - · - - - - - -- 6:GO-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6: 15-Form Report 13. 6:20- Not for Women Only 13 . 6 : 3~SU Overview 4: News 6; Sunrise Semestor I ; Urban Leegu. 10. ' 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:5G-Good Morning, Wesf VIrginia 13. 6:55-Good Morning, Trl Slate 13 , 7 :oo-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6, 13; CBS New• 8; Chuck While RePQrts 10.' zs HOWERY AND M/4.RTIN covating , septic systems , doz'er, backhoe, dump trUck, limeSto ne, gi"ovel. biOcktop paving, Rt. 143. Phone I !614) 698·7331. EXCAVATING , J~ACKHO ES, ll!ISTAL~ED OO"ZER , TRENCHER , LOWBO Y, Regulor$1U5 DUMP TRUCKS. Bill PULLINS, PHONE 9'11·2478, DAY OR NIGHT . ~ Sq. Yd. " CHRISTMAS SPECIAL : Sewing Evtrydoy monty llftl' ... Mochines cleaned, oil ed and Good cllalce colon. adjusted , $5 .98 . Sewing 1 Center. Middleport. Ohio.· 12 ar IS Ft. -·----GAS AND ElEC. Appliance service work. Phone 992-5726. Green, gold, reel, blue, 'Do II YOUrltll, padding, S7.151q. yd. podding I nolalltd square yard. calt742·2211 Will do odd jobs . roofing , painTA:~K TO ling, gutter work. Phone 992- · WENDELLORATE ' 7409. CARPET CONSUL~NT EXPERI=EN-:cC::E::: D-::BA:-:B ::-Y:::SI:::T:: TE::R-S- 1""· . ing reser vations for all night ond hourly sitting tor Nl!w Year's Eve. Far informoliOI'I , coll992-7092. ------ that suit. . The defense st.rled with two rounds of clubs. South ruffed in dummy and prompt· ly lost the trump finesse to West's kina. West led a trump back and South was ready to tackle spades . _ He cu hed hi s ace of spades : ltd his second spade and promptly flneosed dum· my's 10. Eaot showed out and now South was able to discard all his dlamon<b on the four good spades and -bring home his doubled contract. The play looks sensational, but actually It is basecl on sim· pie counUng . E11t is marked with seven diamondl . He has shown two hearts and would not have raised clubs without three so he was left wUb just one spade. ma "£\UM~tli' SMITH I\IELSON MOTORS, INC. '10.95 SOUTH I. I. RIGHT IF I PAID THURSDAY,DECEMBER2J, 7:05-Bugs BuMy & Frltnds 10. 7: 30-Schoollea 10. ¥AQJ54 8:GO-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8.10 : Seoame St . 33. tQ1093 8:30-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4;,1,,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10. • 42 Eaot-Weat Vlllnenblo 9: 30-Nancy Walker 6,13. _ 10:oo-Sonlord & Son 3,4, 15; Price Is !light 8,101 Mlkt Wetl Norlls Elsl S..lll Douglas 13 . 2t 2¥ 10: 15-General Hospital 6. 3. 3 • . • • • • 10 : 3~Hollywood Squoreo 3,4,15. 5• Pau Palli Dbl. 11 :GO-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15: weekday 4; Edge. of Pus 5 • Dbl. PIIJI Night 6; Double Dare 8, 10; Eloc. Co . 20; Morning Pass Pa,. With D.J . 13. Opening ltad - K • 11 :3\h-Stumpen 3,4, 15; Happy Doyo6.13; Love of Lift 8,10: Sesame St , 20. By O.wald Mt Jame1 Jacoby .11 :55-Tako l<trr· t ; Ms. Flxll10. 12:QO-Nows 3,6,8, 10; ·Bob Broun 4; Don Ho 13. . There are lois or ways to bid 12 :3~o"'l Show 3,15: All My Children 6,131 Starch today's band. Each p~yer has A Tennestee reader wants lor Tomorrow 8, 10. · some realion to 1et 1nto the to know II we ever raise our 12:55-NBC News 3,15 . ., bidding act. parlner with only two trumps 1 :OG-Somorset 3; Ryan's Hopa 6,131 Concentration 8; Weat would wrap up his when he has not rebid bls suit. Young & the Resllos i 10; Not Far Women Only 15. live-club con1ract, but you ·The answer IB that we do so 1 : 3~Dayl of Our ~lv01 3,4,15; Ao The World Turns can 'I blame South lor doubl- on rare occasions when a bid 8,10; Family Feud 6,13 : Ing. He bad heard hie partner Is clearly called lor and we 2: G0-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. bid twice. North realized this can't lind anything else to bid . 2 : 3~Docton 3,4,15; One Lift lo Live 13; Guiding and ran to live hearts which Light I, 10. (For a copy ol JACOBY ~~~. East doubled . 3:00-Anolher World 3,4,15 ; All In The Family 8, 10; MODERN, send S1 lo: "Win ~ East rather erpected lo Antlquu 20. at Bridge ." c / o this score at least one diamond 3: 15-Genoral Hospital 13. trick, but he had failed to newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, 3: 3~Bewllchod 6; Match Game 8, 10; Movie "Tho Radio Clly Station,llow York, allow lor ~e possibility that Mon from tho Diner's ClUb" 9. .. his partner would he void or N. Y. 10019) 4:oo-Miater Cartoon 3; Mortua Welby, M.D. 4; Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Maule Club 8; Sesame St. 20.33; Movie "Boy' I Town " 10; Dinah 1l . 4 : 3~My ThrH Sono 3; Emergency One 6; Partridge by THOMAS JOSEPH . Family 8; Fllntltoneo 15. · 5 :'GO-Big Volley 3; Morv Grltfln 4; Brady Bunch 8; ACROSS 40 CyUndrlcai Ster Trek 15 I Actuality t1 Abstract 5 : 3~News 6; Family Affair 8; Elet. Co. 20,33; Adom5 Talked back being 1) 13. 11 Roman DOWN 6:GO-News 3,1,6,8,10,13,15 ; Zoom 20; Zoom 33. emperor I Palm off 6: 30-NBC Nowo3,4,15; ABC News 13; CBS Nowl8,10; 1% Cling 2 Heart Hodgepodge ~odge 20; Onct Upon a Claulc 33. '13 Shah's chambers 7 :GO-Truth or C0111. 3; Chrlotmu Alive 4; Bowling for Dollari 6; Muppat Show 8; News 10; To Tell tho country 3 Emulating a Truth 13; My ThrH Sonol5; Anyane for Tennyson? 14 Vanquished chameleon 20; Getting On 33. 15 Transgres-. (2 wds.) Yesterday:• Aaawer 7:3~Hollywood Squerea 3;,41 Price Is RIJ1hl I; Wild sioli 4 Heavy Z7 Ballet l<lngdom 10; Nalhvlllo on tho Road 131 Dolly 15.: ' Hermit .11 Se~ weigh! poeJUon MacNeil-Lehrer ROP9rl 20,33 . 10 Uncovered 17 Hawaiian 5 Texas river II Minute 8:GO-Doug· Honnnlng'a Wcirld of M119lt 3,4,15; 29 False baking pit 6, Jergens or Wtltomo Bock, Kotter 6,13; Welton• 8,10; Violono show 19 Theater bo• II Actor's · the laie 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. . ,. Roof 22 Banquet 8:30-Borrllty Miller 6, 13. · parting show 23 Tapping feature dl:t,, 9:GO-- Best Sellon 3,4,15 ; Tony Randall 6, 131 Hiwoll -ds' 7-NaNa 31 Obliterate sound 1l-l2 Flvo-0 8; Vlol0111 331 Movie "White Chrlotmas" 10. (2 wds.) 31 Gennan . 9:30-NancyWelkor 24 WindOower I Reluct.nt 6, 13 %0 Bird's nest Z5 Neighbor to change article · 10 : 1»--Gibbovll!~•·• • Rex -Humbard 6,8, 15; NoWI 20. Z1 Lytton of Arg. 37 A Tracy (4 wds.) 10:3~Woman 20; , 33. heroine 11 :OG--Ntwo 3,1,6,1, 10,13,15; MacNtll ·lllhrer Rlfl9rl Z2 Love to 33. • distraction H : 3~Jahnny Conon 3,1,15; StrHto of Son Fren~IICa U Gangly 6, 13; Kolak B; Mary Hortman 10; ABC New1 33. 12 :oo-Movle "The Groat Caruso" 10: Jonakl 33 . zs Languished t;;-t-HtAngel 12 :30-Movlt " Thty Call Mo Trinity" 8. , 12:.10-Dan August 6, 13. (.Fr.) !:GO-Tomorrow 3.1. r7 Glazier's 1 :50-News 13. fitting BECKER V.OULP TEAFORP c, :tl aKQIOII 3 • 10981 ···--- ..,..... . . . . . . . : .luM I 1 :00-CPO Sharkey 3,4, 15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; Gun. smoke I ; Good Times 10: Wondtr AMw 33. 1:30-McLeon Stevenson 3,4,15; JeHorsans 10. 9;QO-Sirota's Court 3.4.15; Beretta 6,13; Movie , "Cahill. Unlttd Sfat.s Marshol" 1.10; Groot Ptrtormtnces 33: Soundltoge 20. 9:3()-Wo Think You ShOuld Know3; Tho Practltt 1,15. 10 : ~st 3,4; Charlie's Angels 6, 13: Oral Roberti' Chrlotmas Dream 15; New> ·20. 10:30-Book Beot 33. 1l:GO-News 3,4, 6~, 10,13, 15; MacNtll ·lrhror RlfiOr"t 33 . 11 : 3~Jahnny Carson 3,4, 15; Rookies 6,13; Movie " Dirty Dingus MJ19H" 8: Mary Hartman 101 ABC News 33. • 12 :QO-Movlo ' 1Firsl to Fight" 10i Jonokl 33. 12:4o-Myltory ot the Week 6, 13. 1:00--Tom'o rrow 2:HI- News 13. 3.•. WIN AT BRIDGE - AL TROMM CONST. '' ' l :30-News6; Family /4.Holr 8; Elec, ~o . :IV, l.l ; .o;aam12 13. • 6:GO-News J4,6,1,10,13, 15; Zoom 70; Preyer$ of the Animals 33.6:30· 6:30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC Newsll; Andy GriHith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7:oo-Truth or Catll . 3; To Tell the Truth 13; Bowling for Dollors 6; Pop Goes the Country 8: News 10; My Throe Sons 15: C011sumer $urvlval Kit 20; Chrlslmos In West 1/lrglnla 33. 7:30-Dolly 3; $100,000 Name That Tune 4;; Moteh Game PM 61 S2l,OOO Pyramid B; Ma~Ntii·Le!lrer Report 20,33; Some Children $ee Him 10; Break tha 8&nk 13; wild Kingdom 15.. Business Ser-vices ~I 1 · ~ 1 year to 5 v.. rstervlce , 13 .15 per hour Insertion . · Len then 1 veer serv ice. Mini mum ChlrOt1.1.00. TRUSSES n.oo per hour lA cents per word three 1975 CHEll ROLET 2 TON 5<500 E•tre Pollee. S2 .95 per hou r consecutive Insertions . ANY PITCH Street Employees 26 cents r,•r wotd '11x 292 engine. 15000 lb . 2 sp,eed axle . 108" ca b to ax le, ANY SIZE , 5 years or more strlllce , . consecutlllt nstrtlons. clea-n cab, li ke new 825)(20 .tires. ,, . Sl: 13 per ho~r ·25 Per Cent Dltcount on 1 yu r to s years s~rvlce. Plid ldt and 1d1 paid ' 1ti4 CHEVROLET y, TON $3495 S2 .99 per hour wlttlln 10 d1ys . Cheyen~. white & green finish, chrome bumper & L!&SS then I year s~rvlc~ . CARD OF THANkS Mldgs .• rear step bumper, 'V-B, automatic, P.S . and . S2 .1S per hOur & OIITU.AR Y' Lotated in Liingsvllle Pool a.. Perk Direc to r , $2 .00 for SO word: brakes. radio. real ~lea n. Box 28-A U04 . 25 per month mll).l.(!)um . CASH!!! 1. • junk cor~ . Frye's R ulland, Ohio 4517! Lifegua rds. $1 .35 per hour j c4Ct1 eaGI1JOnll word J 1111 CHEVROLET>.HON $1995 Truck and "''to. 24 HOUR Ph. !614} 742 -2409 Secretary to Mayor , 13U.OO J cen ts. ILI~o· •os 1 owner, good tires, custom cab, 8' Fleetslde. We Deliver WRECKER SEtc ,' 1CEI Phone per .month · .,. .. 12·22·4 mos . £JIItre Clerica l Help, S2 .97 Additional 25C Chlrg e 7<2·2061. per nour i)tr Advertisement. BUYING R/4.W •FUR, No 1, Clerk, Cemetery Truttees, O'FICE HOURS Muskrat $4.75; Coon , $15; M"'le SfO.OO per month · . I :JO 1 .m . to 5:00 p .m . votun!eer Firemen . S1S.OO Dilly, 1:30 a .m . to f2 :00 mink , $15 . Phone Geo . per year . , Noon Seturday . Buckley , (61.t) 669. ~761 otter 5 Councilmen . u .oo per !"Mont today 992 -2156. Protect your invntment p.m. P.M. · . . plus add to the value ol meeting Board of Public A ffairs , WANTED OLD upoighl pionos In . POMERO'rl OW"'O · . your home. Trust those NOTIC!S s...oo per meertng . any conditiOn. Witl poy $10 . .•• .. 1 ATTN.dl Clerk , Board or Public each. Firstfloor onl'f. Write giv· "---------~_,_.;.;._...;._ _ _ _ _ _.,.J necesnry fix·lt, room ALL HDUS!WIVES Arta l r~ . S496.00 per i'nontM 'addition' and remodeling . ing direction• lo Witten Piano Dl spa t c tu~r . 1100.00 per All Verd Sates, Rum meg.,, jobs to your friendly, Co., 'Box 188 , Sordll . Ohto Porcn and Bllem·e nt Porch Aut~-=:.... montn ; :- ....... . - = ---_ n,elghborhood , qualified 43946. Clerk , Water Department . end Baaement Sites, etc . must be paid In advance.. Pho ne builder. S2. U per hour SLIDE PROJECTOR ond screen . . 1969 Novo. extra sha rp , new · Water & Sewage Sup &rl n· Get yours In early bV pa.iJlt bvcket seats , air shocks. Phooe 992·2112. stoppln; by our off lct ..~Jr' t~ndent, $3 .70 per hour mogs . Phone 949-2480. 1973 CHEV Y truck , six cylinder. The Oallv SentineL llt (11'' Hmes over .:10 hour l Court St. or writhig Box 1969 CADILLAC Sedan Deville standard, good ti res, $2 100. SS.SS per ho ur "We Care" Phone 985-4245. Wa t &r & Sewage Ass•t . 729, Pomeroy , Ohio· 457 69 lour door, white sidewolltires , Free Est. Work Guar. ' . Su per intend ent, $3.35 per hour with your remittance. power steering, power brakes , 1968 2 door Cutlass in ex- Rutland 11-9-1 mo. 742-2328 Meter Reader , S3 . 13 per . - :power ••at, , om & fm radio , ONE ce'ltent col'] dition . Phone hour cli mate control. Excellent con· CO...l , lime1tone. Of1d cal ci um 992-5786 . Water & Sew ag e Dept. , dition . L ocal owner. Phone E•tra Help chloride and calciu"\ bnne for 992·2413. $1 ,4-44.44 . 1968 PLYMOUTH 318 oulomotlc, S years or more servi ce , dust tonlrol ond 1peciol mix ing oir condit ioning, hecvy duty WE wtSH to thank everyone who Sl . I J per hour iah for fcmnen: Main Stree t. 1970 DODGE POLARA. Phone trailer h1tch . meg wheels , $650 . KIOirn 1 yea t; to 5 yea r s service, was 50 kind to us du ring the il· Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992· 99?·5478 alte r 5 p.m. S2 .99 per nour $550 without mags. Phone lne's o"d death of ou r father . 3891. ln11l1tion Sonitos • Less than 1 year se rv ice. 1962 FORO VAN. 6 cyl . 3 spe,e d 992-5169 . Tke docto" ond nunes, nu r5 es fitiiiiCiltl Alllilb~ S2 . 85 per nour house 1971 HONDA CL-<50, 12,000 wehicle fitl•, fu ll y aides ot Veterans HospitaL 1972 1/EGA, $1000 . Phone Mechanic , 13 . 3~ per nour Blown lnlo W~b UHin Thote who sent flowers and · miles , sissy ·bar. crash bars. · carpeted with shcg carpet. 949-2307 , . Cemete ry iTOIIM sides and ro. o l covered alsO. pull back handle bon. ne w tire food , and o special thanks to 5 years or more service, Am-Fm ond tope p l oy ~r in WIIIOOWS & DOORS and sea ls. Scrambler side Re11 . BHI Campbell for his visit S3 . 13 per nour pipes, $650. Call949-2480. front , wtporate tope player and REPl.ACEitiEII I year to 5 yeors se r vice, to the hospital ond his kindness $~ . 99 per hour speakers In rea r. bui lt·m bed . to the family in the ir sorrow . POTATOES a nd pompkin1 . C. W. WIIIJOIIS Less than 1 year se r vice. and icebox . Price $1000. Coli 150 :~~: 200 LOT lor sole in Your ki nd ness wHI olwoys be .ALUMINUM . Proffit!, Portland. Ohio: Phone $2 .85 per hOur Syracuse . Phone 1192-37 14. Robert E. Buc ~. ~2 · 5847 or remembered . The Family of !U3-11S.. SIDINirSOIJITI Relief Dispatcher. S2 .57 per 99:2·3833 for further informo- 28 ACRE FARM, rear Bradb ury John Pattvrton, hour . _CUIT!_II$-IIIIIN~S _ lion . COAL for sole, Open 6 days per SchooL See Wolter Mille r ol 328 Swi mming Instructor , $2.50 week and evenings. For further per nour Sixth Street, Point Pleasant. informatio n cot! (61 .. ) 367-7338. W.Va . 25550 . e:~;o::~~· ~j ~rs b~or .~au;~~ ~~;·:;.__:-·-~--~~~-~--:_{~~ PU92·l99l 4·10·1 mo APPLES.' FITZPATRICK ORCHARD , hOurly rate . . NOW accepting plano stude nts , STATE ROUTE 689. PHONE Sec . II : Tnat secretarial . beginners, intermed iates, ad· WILKESVILLE , (61 <)669-3785. cle ric al IF'ld -or bookkeeping re cord -keeping hourly em · -vonced stud ents. Colt 992- FULLER Brush Products for sole. 1'aated·to:Rmt . 2270. ployees be employed a t a HOMESITES for sole. 1 acre and Phone 992·3410. Virgil B. Sr., Realtor LARGE ENCLOSED tru ck or von to maximum of 35 Mours per GUN SHOOT at the Rac 1ne Gun up. Middle port, near Rul la nd. 216 E. Seeond Street week. except for an mo ... a to Georgia after 1 Coll992·7<8 1, emergency that shall arise, Cub eYery Sundcy , I p.m. CAMPER , $600. Also. horse Pomeroy, Ohio4S76J · trai l8r . $450. Phone (6 14) 698· Ch ristmas . Will poy cosh. You said emergency of extra nours _~~~ ~~~-m_e~t~ ~- _ .. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 boths. · Phone 992-3375 3:1'10. drive o r we dri 11e. Phone to be approved by Council. PERSON' BODY Sh "6 R 1 oil elec, I acre, Middleport, 992-3573 or 992.6079 Sec . Ill : The foll.owlng .are s op, " ai rood PEARCE SIMPSON C.8 . bose sta4 ACRES PLU5 Nice 7 close to Rutlortd. Phone 992. hereby declared as legal St. , Middleport would like to tion. PMone 247·268A afte r 5 yr . old~ bedroom home. 2112 74 81 . holidays for the employees of remind customers lhot Dec. JJ p.m. bath s , tamll y room . tne VIllage of Middlepor t : it the lc11 do';' to toke adSMALl fo rm for sole, 10% down , New Year's Day ; Memorial vantage of the point jobs . all CHRISTMAS TREES, Mai n St.,. modern kitchen , large owne~ financed . Monroe Cou n· Day ; Independence Day ; over in I c:olor, $100, 2 tone 3 AND 4 RM fUrni shed and un· din Ing. garage a,.,d • Rutland. ly, W. Vo. Phone (304) 772· Labor Day ; Thanksgi ving $ 125 Without body work Stop furnished opts . Phone 992- basement . Only ~.000. 3101 or 1304)77 ~ · 3117 , Day ; Christmas Dey . . 1 h 985 <17' 1 CH RISTMAS PONIES for child ren . 5434 . Sec . LV : That said salaries nor Pone · " or opCoii i6 U )69B·3790. • COU NTRY tormlo nd with seclud · wlll be ill effect January 1. P.0!~~~~nt .• _ . 7 bedrooms, COUNTRY Mobile Horpe Park , Rl. QUIET ed woods. wa te r and good ac · BEEF CA TILE, 30< lb.. good hoy 1977 NOTICE, Prol t's Meat Mkl . 33, fen miles north of Pomeroy. bath. natural gas heat, city cess in Monroe Cou nty, W. Va. rake. Also set of 16.5 rims lor Sec . V : Ea ch full time (Pieo5onton Meot Processing. Lorge lots wi th concrete patios, water, 2 porches and leveb $1 ,000 down, coli 1304 ) m . Ford or Chevrolet three-fourth employee of the Village shall Inc.) ustom slouyo.tering , ood sidewalks, runne rs and off lot . Asking S16.500. be entitled to sick lea 'ole In tM 3102 or (30-t ) 772 -3227. ton truck with stainless hub· street po rk mg . Phone 992-7479. it mount of one and one .fourth procening . Reto i . who lesale. cqps . Ca11992 ·7201 or 992.Jm. ( 111,) day! per month , an d No oppoinmenl neussory. Coli Commercial property a pp ro x. 17 shall be enlltled to itccrue Sllld (614) 593-8655, hours . 9:00 till FANCY CITRESS fruits , novel FURNISHED two bedr oom opt ., RT. 124 WE5T - 4 brs., . ocres. level land , located ot adults only . No pe ts. Mid· bath , nat . gas, st. doors'& I sick leave up to one hundred 6·00 7 Pomeroy Rood Athens , "Tu ppers Ploin:s on Ohio, Rou te o r anges , ta ngeri nes . dleport. Phone 992·3974 . twenty f 120) days . Oh windows. FroOt porch, 2 7. Phone (614) 667 ·6304. tongelovs , 6 variet y of apples sec Y.l ; Each full time .. ca r garage and Qarden . ' ONE BEDROOM Apts. ct VILLAGE 1 n any quC. nlty red, blue and employ~e · of tne Village , in · THERE will be no gu n shoot Dec. 3 bedrooms. 1% boths, Iorge livMANOA in Middlepor t fo r $104 112,1100,. white grope1 , onorted bulk eluding full time ho urly rate 25th or Jon . a ot ·the ROcine Fire ing room, dinin g room ond kit monthly plu:s elec. or S 130 in· Christmas candy and nuts . employees, sha.ll be eptitled Dept . Bu ilding in Boshon . . . f chen, lull';' car pe ted. Phone eluding e lec. lOWER RATES fo r ··NO NEIGHBORS - 5 acres' during eacn year at1er th e ".... · ·- · Also, l.or o Christmas Qift sug992-3129, o r 992-5434 . first year to l lwo -wefks . SHOOTING ~ATCH . just off Rt . 7 SENIOR CITIZENS . ·comenie nt on gestion: extra . family fr uit g ravel roa d, 2( "Jacat ion. e )\ cludln g legal by · p~m neor Rock 5prings to shoppinQ on Third ond Mill 59 acn~s. 6 room house. both, baskets. 4 conYtmient sizes tc Molldavs , with pay . Em · Cemeter'f. e11ery SUhdOy 12 portly carpeted, two out · Sis. 'ln Middlepo rt. Brand new bedrooms, full basement ~ fit 'fOur needs , Quonily dis· ployees wllh fifteen or more noon. ' ,. ' bu il d ings , dug basement , high quoli1y apar tmen ts. See cistern for only $5,000. l cou nh ovoltable . Bob's Market . years ser"J ice shall be ent itled · -· one -third tillable, m1nero l the mo noger ot Apt. 28 or call Just across the bridge, Mason. 'to three weeks vacation wltn SHOOTING MATCH. Sunda'f . Dec . PERFECT - For thos~ rights located near Danville . 992-7721. An Equal Housing Phone (304) 773.4?21 . pay each year . 26 starting at noon, Rutland · R e d~ c ed lor qu ic k so le , Opportu nity . who want additional Sec . VII : Eacr. employee of legion Hall. APPLES. CIDER , Romes . Gal. $23 ,500 . Pho ne 742 ·2766. the Village entitled to va ca lion - ·income and live In town . 3 Delicious , Winesap. Fitzpatr ick 3 BEDROOM , 2 story house. com· shall use fM e vacation lim e In p!etely remodeled . neW<(:a rpet, apartments. 520,000. Orthord, Stole Route 689, th~ year of entitlement or r------,,.----~~HARD WATER kitchen , e re . 4 miles north of Wilkesv ille. Phone {614 ) sna II be pa ld for any uno sed Pomeroy on St . Route 7, $225 NEEOS - A coup le that port ion vacation at th ei r 669-3785, PROBLEMS) preva ili ng wage rate at the month pl us ut ilities. Phone want a garden and a 2 CHAR lois ANGUS clu b coif. halter time of payment. If at tl'l e end !Lit , _.. ~ 985.3J41 . bedroom home with 2 broken , on feed. Phone (614) of any year any such 'em · baths, full basemenf , TRAilER FOR rent , od ul ts on l'f. ployee has any accrued and . ...... & CIDIIdltloll """· 378-63 11 otter 6 p.m. unused vacation time , th e ....,. UC.XVI Phone 992-3181. . carport In got;ld locale. FENCE POSTS, $1 .00 . Also, Clerk shall ·make payment to Asking 518.000. firewood three-fourt h ton 3 BEDROOM mobile home near the employee for such unused ONL'f NQ. 114 - Middleport, : time within thirty Clevs . fJ Ol pickup loads delivered, $25 'Ro dne. Pho ne 949-2638 . story fram e home with four RIIIER FRONT LOT after the end. of the vacation within 25 miles . Phone 2 BEDROOM troller . real nice.' :bedrooms, full basement, 2 year . vacation vear Shall .IAI u1 felt your w.ttr 77x.1 19 with water, 985-<197 ' ~hone 992<)324 , ad ults only . car garage , some mean each 12 montns period electrldty, septic tank, and carpeting , large liv ing following the flrs. t full ye;ar of USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT. level . Only S3,000. employmenl . . _ _ • ·~-.....&. room and din ing room, new Beloit 3008 ~idder : Tlmberiack Sec . VIII :•AII· Ordinances In .J'UIII"""' YIIURI•a 360 Grapple Skidder ; Jol'ln roof, full~ insulated. Priced conflict With this Ordinance e Jac:Jc W. Carllrf, "-r . NATURES Deere 350 Crawler Loader wg •\ S25,000. . are Mereby- repealed . ~:~~~.......-~ ~ Forks; Bush 60 in . Metcllurgicol MASTERPIECE Sec .' IX . TM is Ord inance ,.__ _ . ..,...;r.::,_;::;:.;f92~·2:,:1:1.:,1_.., Chipper. Contact Don Groves, Real Eetate:for Salr Waterfalls with good We have severa l business \ Shill take effect and be In .., or l';'Ons Equipment Co., Inc. Jropertles fo r sale. Call for fi shing and hunting. Bank ~~rt e ;~om and after January ~0j~ Circleville, Ohio A3113. Phone 'urther information . barn, fences, water, and Pasnd tt'le lJIM dlJY of ____ .._ 161<)596·4169. minerals. $30.000. December 1976. REWARD FOR return of la r"9e 12 195 AMP electr ic welder , new year old mole Beegle lost O.c. 1150. Burnln g outfit, new $125. Attest : Gene Grate BEAUTIFUL FORE.ST 9 In Dexter oreo. Wart on eye Clerk or. botM for $250. Phone lid ond middle of forehead . No Near town, yet a lot of M . L Kelly 992-1759. quelt ion s as ke d. Phone pr ivacy . 29 acres and a 3 President of Council B04W. Main 7<1·2883, 2 GAITED horses , one ntgistered bedroo m 14 x70 mobile Pomeroy ,992-2298 I 112) 15, 21 , 21C LOST IN Pomeroy oreu, 10 year ~ Arabian ond one Palomino. horne. After Hours Call old white Scottie dog answers saddles and bridles . Coli (614) 992-7133 to "Fro1 1ie". Call 992-23<49 698-3290. I . ORDINANCE NO . 1DCf. 76 Thanks for a great year, CONTACT: before 3 p.m. , o or 992·2650 ·1976 RIDING LAWN Mower. :x> ln. may the new year be better POMEROY ~ois Pauley .An Ordinance to .Amend Or . . aft_~~ .3~ ·'.": • _Re~ord . I cutt ing edge, eltc. start, $650, MUL~BERRY HTS . tor you . Braneh Manager dlnance No . 1031 -75 Close · to Veterans Be it ordaIned by the Council of tne VIllage of Memorial Hospital. Just Middleport 11 follows : completed. lovely 4 '. Sec . I. That Section I shall IF YOU have a urvice to offer. CORNFEObeet. Phone9BS-3559. bedroom home. 2 modern Include the fottowln; : . wont lo buy or sell something, · baths, sewing room or den , All welfare end aid for~ tr.e oe looking for work . , . or GOOD EAR corn, S2.00 bushel. utility room, Iorge aged cases by State, county , Pkone742·2389. whateve r .. . you'll get resulh SPECIAL - 3 bearoom and attached garage, Total or township silell be 150.00 recreation room , d ining electric home under construction on 1h acre lot . Owner loiter with o Sentinel Wont Ad . , 1964 CHEVY Impala convertible bo•H. room ,.,. carpeted Sec . II . TM Is Ordln.ence sMall will finish In 30 days for buyer or will sell"as Is" . May · Call992-2156 . 283 cu. in. engine, 1tondord throughout. Spill entrance take effect and be In force take trade. Locoted neor Chester. . tronlminion . Also. 23 channel or Ioyer. Garoge, located ~ from and after bee ember 13 , Midland C.B. rodlo with om·fm , on double lot . Financing 1976 ··c.b. ontenno. Coll992·6133 or . Passed the 131h da Y: of 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern l'h story house, 3 br., available .. Many other see at 873 South Second Ave ., December 197t \. dining room , fireplace, lull basement. nice porches and features . (A dream home!. PlEASURE HORSES and ponie5 , Middleport, Oh o 4.5760. out buildings. ~arge scenic lake with ~reen grass end $40,000.00, ol1o will buy horses. ond Attest : Gene Grate ponies . Phone (614) 698-3290, FIREWOOD for tale. Phone pine trees around· II. Watch the large bass swim along Clerk Ruth Reeve1. 7<1·2131. M. L. Kelly BRICK & FRAME - about In the cloar water. Pretty as a picture. Priced to sell President of council - - " ----- ·-- · 4'h years old . 3 ni ce $37. -400.00 TO GIVE /4.W/4.Y · Meigs Co. HEAVY GAUGE I Beams and H bedrooms, ceramic · bath, B1t0ms for 1ole, eight 9 x 10 in· (12) 1~ . 22, 2tc Humane Society ha1 I ,po~ modern kitchen with range · . . femole S iam,. ~(' cu1 iur odop. en. Phone992·703.t. COOL1/ILLE- Nice mod. brick homo containing three and dishwaSher, carpeting, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT l.ion Ph CJuwW~·2639 . btdrtJ91l1s. dining room, living room with fireplace, full · SCHOOL SEWING f1'10chines , garage, storoge bldg .. 85 C111 ~·- 21,t94 ONE ·f,~~i.- oli whif;·~G;r~~ basement with garoge, large front porch, nat. gas.· Singen in wolnuf consolette, acre. S28,00o.OO. Estate of lertlll Neimeytr Sh-.. "ard puppu , lull blooded, furnace, city water ond well water, a beautiful home · $46. Phone 992-~ l4b. Dtctastd . , .,...., , with approx. 5'h acres of land. fruit trees and shade NOtice 11 hereby given that 8 w"k' old . See Richord 1'114 YAMAHA IOOMX , perfect RACINE -abput 2 ocres. 3 Jamet E . Simpson of 264 South Gilkey , Clifton. W. Vo. Phone 'trees surrounding II. Plenty of garden space, good, condition. Runs strong, ready Second Slreet , Middleport. (:JO<)nl·5962orn3-5775, fishing aroa close by , located In Coolville, Ohio. Priced for track or troll, $335. Phone carpeted, full baths, very on to, tlas been duty appointed ~... E · F·E-,~·"LE- a' 1•1. ..~,:, 0 ·~-rma . ·n 992-2941. ' . . at only 532,000. Calf· now. ml"\ wn ..Admlnlstretor of fh1t Estate of ..,... central hoal and Berthe Nelm&yer. deceased , Shepherd puppy, lull blooded, olr cond. 3 car gorage, l1te of Vlllegr of Pomeroy , 8 w.tk1 old. See Richard CHESTER -11 3 acres farm, 80 acres tillable land. storage bldg. $30 ~ 000.00. Meigs County, Ohio . Gilkey, Clifton, W.Vo . • Phone nice 2 story farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all Credllors are requlrtd to (30<)773-5962 or 713-5775. hardwood floors and basement. Beni and other MIDDLEPORT - 1/ery file their cla im! with said One good used Jlemlngton flducler~ Within four mortth!i . FREE PUPPIES, short hair, half bi rd outbuildings, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm priced to go. nice home. 3 bedrooms, 2 Chain S.w sso Dettd this 11th dey of dog, 10 wHk• old. Nice for a One good used McCullough ~ocaled near Chester, calf for appt . • . baths . , d ining . room, December 19~6 . child . Phone 992·3420. Ch•ln SIW 175 carpeting, natural gas One goo'll ustd Homelltt heat. utility room. Very CHESTER - Ever dream of owning your . own "1•nnlng D. Webst~r Chlln SIW SISD hfce neighborhood . · Judge golfcourse? Here's your chance for you or your frlerids New Co ·OP Weftr ·Sof . 021 22, 2t ,(I f 5, Jtc $22,000.()9. to own 1 nlte rolling golf course, 501f2l1Cres, 9 greens, tenen HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Old Fur. A VERY MERRY nice m<J!Iern club house, outbuilding with all spraying moc:llf VC-XVI Only 121f. 95 nlture, Antique,. collectiblft of ,One AND A HAPPY vood used Gibson Side· and seeding equipment, needs !Gme mowing and a oil types. We buy entire :br-Sidt Rtfrlttre1or S2~D YEAR FROM ALL little repair· work on golf course. This could be hou•eliolds or single pie<" In HANK · KATHY· L~"'''"'l purchased with the 113 acres listed above and an~ condition . ApproisGI . ond & HENRY. .. GUARANTEED .101$-LOCATION: developed Into a buullful 18 hole gall course, call tor Auction ,.,v ice available. Call $374.40 single, $502 !lO mar• HEMR'f E. CLELAND' appt. , · collect . Athens , 59:rc743, r~ . Army Recruiting. Call col· '·' BROKER • 592-4929 everilng~ . feet (614)593-3102 or 3115-6318. .CALL JIMMY -oeeM949·2:188 97 TelevisiOn log for easy viewing ' ·----~-----·!'""---------' AJ!' Uf"': , One letter simply 5tnnds for another. In thi s samJlle A is used lor the three L's, X lor the Lwo o·s, cLr , Single letlero. apootrophes, the length and form"tiun of the words are all hinlo, Each day the code letlers are dlfferrnt. RUTLAND FURNmJRE ::;;;:::: CRYPTOQUOTES ZXQ YNA OWSC AX II II INEPPIS± II K ) I.CFf'CK 1 1 :~~~~:~~:~~~~2 •. l¥i~rffi:r~! -~; _ . . . - PomenJJ Landmlfk . ,. • OWIF FDNA WAO RIPLEY • RICHWOOD • RAINiLLE to sales orienled P\!rsons with previous \ales experience, Monlgonlery Ward oUtn the opportunity to own and operate a catalog sales store. Immediate opening In these slores. Write · W. A. Borowski· Giving hiii'IN!rson•l qualifications. MONTGOMERY WARD 1000 5. Monroe 51. 1 Baltimore, Maryland 21232 NAE IK' WCAEHDWV UNHF· F DC II VQJJUC-TNMCK YeaU'rdlly'1 Cryptequote : GENEROSITY IS GIVING MORE mAN YOU CAN AND PRIDE IS TAKING LESS '111AN YOU NEED. - KAH!JL GIBRAN C) U7t Ktnt re•tuno' s,ncllc•lt', l~c . B'USINESS OPPORTUNITY Company training - minimal inveslmenl FKQC BARNEY . --~====~~=-----------------~~-r--~-JUGHAID !! I TOLD i{OU STA!lT THE FIR5T SiR , AND I'LL HOI.D ON10 !fOUR HEAD! C~APTER, YE A HUNNERT TIMES· · KEEP YORE ELBOWS OFF TH' TABLE " �' _11- The Dally 8entlnel,Mkldleport.Pomeroy, o., Wednesday, J)ec), 22, lt76 set 'lbe'!~!;~s:}n briefs for suspect Hea1~ing .'' MASON, W. Va.- Jolm L. Young, 32, Mason, the aocuaed murderer of Mary Berry, the 58 year old Maaon businesswoman, who was • found stabbed to death on December I, coUld be returned to Mason County frol;n Ohio on .Thursday. An extradition hearing for · Young has been set for 9 a.m. In Meigs County . Common Pleaa Court before Judge John C. Bacon. Council (Continued from page I) said distributes to :>A counties In the Tri-State area. Aquestion dHealth Department about the swine nu lmmunlnllon program ' broughttheresponsethatthe · program has beeildiscontlnued. She said anyone with a reaction to the shot should contact the Health Department even if It was received from a private doctor. Mary Skinner commented briefly on new programs and personnel with the Mental Health Center, mentioning that a new child psychologist is now at the Center, and that new outreach and after-care programs are being instituted. Attending the meeting bes.ides those named were Henry E. Cleland, Jr., Bureau of Voca tional Rehabilitation, and Leafy Chasteen Senior Citizens Information and Referral cuor!finator. Squad wu called to Laurel St. at I :03 p.m. Tuesday lor Webltor lfodce who wu lll. He waa !liken to Holzer Medici I Center. At 5:28 p.m., the oquad waa called to 298 Mulberry Ave. lor Gilda According to a apoi!eaman BaXter who was alao taken to. from the Meigs County llolur Medltal Center. Prosecutor's Ofllce, Gov . Word has been received of RhOdes has approved extradlllon and has issued an the death of Ina Colmer who order to the Meigs Court died Tuesday evening at releasing Young to West Charleston. She waa the VIrginia authorities. The daughter of Mrs. Miles Dice, Middleport hearing apparently wUJ he a former resident. largely a formality. Young waa arrested at a The Middleport and Pomeroy residence on the Pomeroy Post Offices will afternoon following the observe Saturday hours discovery of the bodY of Mrs. Friday, Dec. 24, and will Berry, along with 16 year old close the windows at noon In Terry Lee Brainard, also of the lobby. There wm be mall Maaon. Young refused to waive delivery. extradition but Brainard did The Keno Chrt.lian Church waive and on the following will hold combined Christmas Frjday was returned to West and New Years services Dec. VIrginia to face a charge of 26 at 7: 30 p.m. Speaker will accessory to murder •. before be George Plckena. and after the fact. A program wiU be A.prelimlnary hearing waa presented by the chilllren. held for Brainard when bond The public Ia Invited to atwas ael at $25,000 . He remains In cWIIody at the Cahell Huntington Jail. ClOSED FOR VACATION WATat .FOR OPFNING DATE . A suit for money has. been filed in Meigs County Corn· mon Pleas Court In the amount of 11,326.57 by Montgomery Ward Co., Baltimore, Md., against Dale L. Connolly, Rt. I, Long Bottom. The State Automobile Mutual lnsuraf!Ce Co., and Helen French, Rt. 1, Mid- · dleport , flied a suit ill the amount of . $87!.11 against Nick Grueser, Rutland, for damages as a result of an ac;cld.ent on Aug. 10, 1976 on Rutland·l'R 176. Pearlle F. JeweU, Rt. 1; Rutland, filed a, suit lor divorce from Mary L. Jewell, Rl I, RuUand, and Joan Trout Brozak was granted a divorce from Andrew Brozak. The marriages of Donald Leon Pooler and Barbara Jane Pooler and Joyce A. Morrta and Charles William Morris were dissolved. ... ,--------------------------, Veteraaa Memorial H01pltal ADMITTED - Randall Imboden, Minersville; Roger Klein, Clifton ; VIckie Roush, Racine; Zuelella Smith , Pomeroy ; Judith Bailey, Pomeroy ; Jeffrey Hood, Middleport; Unley Roush, Jr" Rutland: Clarence umgstreth, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Laura Scott, Mary Crow. Area Deaths ,· ! ! FREDERICK BOWMAN TUPPERS PLAINS - Frederick J. eowman, 59, Tuppers Plains, died Tue5day night at Veterans Hospital in Clarksburg: W. Vo. following an extended Illness. Mr . Bowman w.!ls born In Woo<J County, W. Va. to Mrs. Mary Kidder Bowman. T~ppen Plains, .lnd the late Thomas .Bowman. A construction worker CALLED TO PLAZA he spent most of his The Mt~dle . port years, In the Coolville area. A Emergency Squad was called life veteran of World War II , he to Big Jim's Plaza at 4:21 served overseas In the th.eatre . of p.m. Tuesday lor Edith Nash, European Plum St., Middleport, who operations with the· U. s. had fallen. She was taken to Army. BesideS his mother, he Is Holzer Medlcal Center. survived by his wife, Waneta TRUSTEES TO MEET LETART FALl's - Letart Township trustees will meet Dec. 30 at 7 p.m. at the Letart Falls Community Hall. Jackson Bowman ; a ·son. Jo~ph , In West Germany ; three daughters> Velvet Bowman , .!If home ; Mrs . Thomas (Rebecca) Mankin. Pomeroy, and Mn. Merle (Gall ) Parsons, Vienna, w. Va .; a ' brother , William, Coolville; four sisters. Mts. COUNCIL TO MEET Ire Brawley, Coolville; Mrs. Pomeroy Village Council Junior Dillon , Tuppers wiU meet In special session at Plains, and Mrs. Kenneth 7:30 p.m. Monday at viUage Smith and Mrs. Wilford Mellon . botli of Little haU. Hocking ; two grandchildren. and several nieces and nephews. He was also preceded in TilE INN PLACE ThursdAy Night SpeciJJl • death by a brother and a 2l, 1937, to Dena Radekin who ~aughter . M1ss Marlene Hoffman, Gallipolis; two Lauren, of De)( fer ; two halfu~fl!'.'•c Cecil · Hoffman. Co1'Umrws , ' and Cla rence Hoffman, several nieces, nephews' and . He wa s preceded In death by his parents and a son, Larry . He was a member of the Orphan• Friend Lodge No. 27l, In Wilkesville. Order of the Eastern Star, No. 207 Wi lkesville, . and t he Brotherhood of Maintenance Way and Sh~r Grange No. 778 of Dexter . ·Funera l services will be at 1 p.m.. Frlda j at the Walker Funeral Home Rutland Chapel with Rev . Jame·s Cummings offici ating. Burial wi ll be in Sa lem Center Cemetery. Friends may call anytime atte:r 2 p.m. Thur s. day, un"fll the hour of service Friday. Masoni c and Eastern Star servi ces will be held 8 p.m. Thursday . · Graveside services will be Our Interest is . ~realer For You Cemetery with 1he Rev . Donald Eng!e officiating . Friends may calll!it tile White Funeral Home, Coolvil le , anytime after noon Thurs. 5.75% day. On 90-Day WORLEY N. FRANCIS Worley N. Certificates Francis, 73, Rt. t, Dexter. ~led Center . Born here June 27, 1903 to the late Samuel · and Lilly Rathburn Francl•, he was married Nov. 26, 1932, to Hazel Swan who survives. Mr . Francis was a section hand laborer on the New ·. York Central Railroad tor 20 Visit Our Salad Bar Baked Steak · · Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Vegetable Hot Rolls Coffee. Tea or Milk $295 Plus tax THE MEIGS INN Pomeroy,o. .' r-···•••r•I...- •• J . .:tlillll·l····:·l·· Bidwell, · and cquslns. held of 1 p.m. ·Friday at the Tuppers Plains Christian early Wednesday morning at Holzer Medical years . He Was a Salem Township . Trustee for 20 years. He is ·survived by several ,:ouslns, Including Kearney Rathburn of Rutland. He was .~1 ~- '- -t- /AN '.t',..l.,....."- I. ,.. ,S 1 ,..,.M.-"-.,_ ~ •IIIIHo .U,..W •""'- 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Cerlificates of Deposit. $1,000.00 Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly . substantill pene lty 1 ln\loked on all cerli ficat accounts withdrawn prJo to the dat~ ot meturlfv' A. Meip f.o: Branch a member of the Old Dexter Church where services will be c011ducted at 11 a.m. Friday with Rev . Ralph Smith offlcloltng. Burial will be In Nelson Cemetery . Friends mav call anytime after 2 p.m. Thursday and at the church after 10 a.m. Friday . The family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the Rutland Chapel of the Walker Funeral The Athens Counly · Savings & Lo,:~~n Co. 2'6 Second Sf. t{ ~ PAJAMAS ~ ,_, ·100 per cent Fortrel polyester, coat style ~oft..... tops, solid colors and patterns. Sizes 8 to 18. ,..m•-.__ SALE PRICE •s••. Famoos Make FRIUS Neck sizes 14112 to 17, sleeve lengths 32to 35 100 per cent Quiana nylon . Limited quantity, solid colors and white . TOY SPECIALS $2~.95 Evil K.nievel Super Jet Cycle 516.49 Sunshtne Family Van 513.49 Sunshine Family Home 57.95 Ken Gold Medal Skier $6.99 Skye Fashion Doll S1U5 Evil Knievel Stunt Cycle S3.49. Bubble Gum savings Bank 521.99 H. 0 . Gauge Trait'! · $8.50 r,5• Mens '12.95 · ·· · ~ Blanket. Uned $39.95. L~rge Size Stake Wagon 532.95 SMiltrafl Chemistry Sets $4.00 $3.50 $8.50 .$2.00 $11 .00 $28.50 524.95 $17.00 •I Zipper front waist length styles and button front longer ones. ,, .:;~.~ ~· ·,, - ••1o o. A:.t Sizes 40 to 46, zippeFlfrbnt,~red' quilt I ined, solid color. ~ALE P~I~E '21.49 Lee Overall Jackets ........114.00 .'19.99 Carhartt Overall Jackets...!12.00 '18.99 Carhartt Overall Jackets ... 'll.OO , Sale '42.50 '1 ' 1~ ~*-J."J.•) ~'-•'' ' Regular '16.95 Realtone KODAK TELE·INSTAMATIC 608 ' .r WALKIE TALKIES CAM ERA OUTFIT· ' Includes 608 camera ~ roll of C110-20 film and flip_flash, camera has bui lt in regular and telephoto lenses. All Boxed, ready to give. SALE PRICE '13" 88 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY EXTRADITION I'APERS-Sieve Hartenbach of the Metas CoWlty ~~ holdl;eaditlon P!IP«trecetvoctt 111eOo••••aiWOI\ ,Ardl A..l\IOO..e, Jr. Qf=g.Jdln lA'wlf '(IIUnC, aaon, to be returned to tha 11ate ot ~-· Vtrainlii. v011118 ·~red beiiB'e C<inmoo Pleas Judie JPhn C. Bacon lhltt rnorntnc where his Cltse·was .coottnued foro"' week. llherlll'• MUSIC DEPARTMENT, 2nd FLOOR Uoyd SS9.95 ' Furniture Department TABLE RADIOS LAMP SALE held in cities Save 20%. WOMENS SPORTSWEAR • Jane Colby Coo~inated Sportswear 1I ' ' lr Rag. '14.oo .. :.............. sale '10.59 Reg. '15,00 ....... ......... Sale '11.29 Reg. '16.00 .... ............ Sale '12.09 Reg. '17.00 ................ Sale •12.79 Rag. '28.00 •.............. . Sa Ia •21.09 Rag. '29.00 .............. ;.. Sala '21.79 . INTI'MA,TE by Revfon· .~ Cologne, Body POwder,' Gift sets ~,1~ ' , ;.. • ' Mu~ic: ~P,~ent ' , 8-TRACK TAPES Sale ·Prices . Pop, Gospel, Easy Ustening · and Counby: ;,.r ., , . ~' •• 111 • . , Sale Prices MEN'S INSULATED HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS Pa~mas Sizes small through extra large. Zipper front coat styje1 2 pockets, .warm insulated lining, sblld colors. 'lbe WASHINGTON, PA.- UNITED MINE Workers official ·Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski, shot and killed seven years ago after unsucceasfully challenging the uniOil leadership In an elllction, left an eslate valued at more than 1255,000, according ·to records at the Washlng!nn County Coort.house. An Inventory Wed with the county register of wllla, made public Wednesday, showed that Yablonski's worth, long a subject of speculation, coJIS(sted of $.190,175 in stocks, bonds, cash, gold coins and other personll holdings, and f85,000 In two real estate properties. . • OOLUMBUS - FEDERAL AUDITORS WILL begin their "toP,-W-I!ottom" audit of the Ohio Medicaid program Jan. I. Their job, accordlnc to the state auditor's office, will be , mooumental. Most of the problems the federal auditors will : , find Will be in alftlng through the maas of Medicaid data oo • departmental compatera. · . 1 • The ohio Department of.Welfare could solve l1JI!ny of ita 1' own problems if it would straighten out its own fUea, itaid ' Sahah Slrurow, supervisor of welfare audits In the office of 1 state Auditor 1bodlas A. Ferguson. "It should ill! said the Ohio - • Department of Welfare has a monumental tuk ahead of it," 1 said MI. Skurolir, In testimmy Wedneadioy before the select I· joint leglalatlve committee on Medicaid. . ; " 'She listed 17 cost.aavlngs programs mandated by the I le'"'~'atare which had not been lmpleniented by the alate. . .I Sale Prices KINGSTON, JAMAICA- A DEVASTATING sugar cane disease has jumped acr""" the Allantic Ocean from Africa Into the Caribbean and could destroy crops in Cuba as well as In the .United Slates, according to Jamaican scientists. Jamaican Sugar Research lnslltute aaid the ao-called sugar cane am~t disease waa discovered In Jamaica a few ·wee~~s ago arid could easily spre.ad 90 miles north to Cuba, the world's largest sugar producer and on to the United States. The Jamaican ttclentists said the plague reached Jamaica from West Africa by wind and the Institute's field directOr, Michael Shaw, p-edicled millions al dollars damage to the Jalnaican sugar Industry over the next few years. ..' I DRESS SALE Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 • ·'• MVSIC DEPARTMENT, 2nd :FLOOR ~ . . . Danger ~er for smokers '. •BRING THE CHILDREN 10 SEE SANTA ClAUS THURSDAY AfTERNOON 2 10!3, TOYlAND 1st FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN ,. .. . Genu war games Table, Floor and ~~ Lamps '4000 Gowns, Robes, >' ,. AM-FM-FM Stereo, twin speakers, just 3 to sell. . . Open Tonight & Thursday Til8 BAKE" FURNITURE ' WORK ~JI(CJt'ETS OVERALL JACKETS $7.00 Select group of games -from our regular stock 1f2 Price 511.99 Brinks Bank Truck ' •1 o••·~·j· '14 6.9 GIRLS SLEEPWEAR SALE 511.00 Fifteen Cenls Vol. 28, No. 175 \ ~. ~ o; -' ' Childrens Wear ON THE 1ST FLOOR en tine ~ J -l ' Womens Wear ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY a1 y f,J:;j .\• Pomeroy, Ohio Home. LESLIE G. HOFFMAN . Leslie George Hoffman, 63, .._..,.._ _""",...,._... Rl. t, Langsville, died at his .e Neck size 14112 to 17, solid' colors, long sleeves, 100 per,cent polyester. Junior Sizes, dressy dresses, 2 piece pant and skirt outfits. Livi,.g ~oom Suites Pictures-MirrGrs Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, December 23, 1976 M. . . SAL.E PRICE '34 • • MENS 'sl400 DRESs SHIRTS Mens s2000 Dress Shirts and Murl Edmundson Hoffman. He was married June survives. Mr. Hoffm ~n was a ra ilroad bridge carpenter .. He is survived by hiS w.ife, a Boys 16.95 GIFT CE.RTIFICAtE . ELBERFELDS I; _·"'-"- Hewo• born In Melg• Couhty, Oct. 22. 1913. lo the la te Hartle sJster . DEXTER - OPEN TONIGHT & THURSDAY NIGHT TIL 9 residence Tuesday afternoOn·. for - grand children ; a bro.ther, the George R. Kerns 011 Co., Jacks011burg, W. Va ., for 1l r"""""""""-"""""""""""""' . MEIGS THEATNE · A marriage license waa luued to Samuel Lee Bates, 37, Point Pleasant, and . Jennifer Jean Stone, 23, Point Pleasant. LONDON (UP!) - Men • under 7U who amolte face twice the risk of death of nonsmoker•, accorcUnc 'o the final report of a :ll).y.ear 1111rvey Into IIQOklnc babllii of , . British doctora published • today in the British Medical Jountal. "Thele raUea suggest that bet-n a half and a third of • all cigarette 1111otera will die • because of the\• - , ~king, if. '\ ,. the e1cess death rates are actually cauaed by smoking," said the report by Richard Pete of the Imperial Cancer Ilelearch Fund and Prof. Rlchanl DOU of oztord. Doll, one ·of the first sclentlllii to claim a link between 'lilloklng and cr ',T , headed the study Into 1e smo~lng habits ·and subitequent death rate of 34,000 male British doctors. C~ifano to·HEW Se~retary By HELEN 1110MAS • cootroversial CIA post and campaign to appoint UPI w.Jte House Rep<irter will also head. the nation's J..meril~s of mlnori~ groups PLAINS, Ga, (UP!) - . Intelligence corrimunity as to high government posts. He Jimmy Carter Ieday picked director of Central Intel· said recently there were Washington lawyer Joseph ligence. Like the others, · he assistant secretary and Califano to. become HEW must he approved by the undersecretary posts in secretary, Jamea Schlealnger Senate before laking office. government agencies which to help guide national energy CaUfano's appointment left could be filled by millorities. · policy and Theodore Car\erwlthtwowomen - one "Joe CaWano will do an Sorensen to head the Central of them black - In His outstanding job of correcting · lntelll£ence Agency. · Cabinet. There are no other defects In the Department of At his sixth news ~lacks among the 11, Health, Education and Weiconference In nine days, the . although U.N. Ambassador· fare," said Carter. President-elect completed his designate Andrew Young, a "I think HEW is . the 11-membbr Cabinet with the . black, will hold Cabinet-level people's department," said selection of Califano to head rank. Califano. He added that "the the Department of Health, ' Carter promised during h!J Education and Welfare. Califano, 45, waa a Great . Society program adviser to U Lyndoo Johnson. .Former Defense Secretary Schlesinger, 47, will serve as • "assistant to lbe President" in the White House to deal · with a national energy NEW YORK (UPl) _ The wing military coup ln. 1973. pr~blems, Carter said. · Schlesinger will help Justice Department is However, the News alao develop a "viable national Investigating charges that a . repocted high Justice Department officials have said there energy J!Ollcy," said the Cl-~· working rela"'nship "" President-elect. between the CIA and is little credible evidence that Sorensen, 48 , a close . International Telephone & McCone, who was now 111 adviser and speechwriter for Telegraph Co. . aimed . at ITT's board of director!, had John F. Kennedy, would heading off Marxist rule: in· violated any law. Chile was concealed from Allegations of ·ciA·ITT . replace George Bush ln 1'." Senate Investigating com- colluSion In Olile and perjury ::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::~r:::::~:::::::::::::::::::::: mittees; it was reported by high ITT and Intelligence today. officials were forwarded to Two in one on New York Times and the Justice Department the New York Daily News earlier this year by "Edward Friday, Dec. 24 quoted Justice Department Korry, the former U.S. Tbe S•aday Tlme11r aourcea as aaylng former CIA ambassdador to Olile, who SenUael wm be published Directors Richard Helms and served in the Sanllago post jointly wltb The Dally John McCone and ITT from 1967 to 1971. President Harold Geneen are The new.P.per repbrla aaid Sentblel Friday, Dec. 24. key figures . In the Hal Hendrix, a former ITT An eady deadline for lnvestigalion into the execullve in Lalin America, • both papers wiD be obc clandestine efforts ID prevent told the Justice Department served Friday Ia order lor Salvador Allende, a Marxist, that high CIA and ITT employes to partftlpate in Qlrlstmaa Eve cuatoms. from being elected president officials bad lieclln testimony of Chile In 1970. beiiB'e Senate commlttees. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:<:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Allende died dur~ a rl~httContlinaed on PBRe 13) many IT& ' T, 'CIA. s'm· :;.] once m cah00t.s noblest work in our civilized society" Is to house Americans, help educate the young provide lor the needy and ireat the old "with dignity and reapect." pWhen introduced by carter, Sorensen ssid be recognlud the "heavy responsibility" of his new post. "I did not seek those responsibilities but I am gratified by his (Carter's) confidence in me," Sorensen edded. "Because thla llllignmentis central to the maintenance of peace ln.th world, I did not feel! could tum It down," aaid Sorensen. Carter said that Schlesinger, a brilliant graduate of Harvard who haa served In a number of high government posiliooa, is a "man who Will play a new role In government ... Asaistant to the President, working within the White House to coordinate all energy' efforts In government..." Schlesinger aaid be ronstdered energy "ooe of tl!e nation's most ·critical and WASHINGTON (UP!) The Anny aays full reporia are not available right ·now, but acknowled&es conducting germ warfare tests with live bacteria In American cities between 1150 and 1168. An Anny spokellllfln dta. counted published reports that its teats may have cautted minor epidemics ol pneumooia and a rare heart valve infection. He said it used "nondiseaae cauains biological subllancea." . But he conc:eded that the testa haa been conducted In the New York City subways, at the Pentagoo, and at San Francisco and five · qther Ai~Jeflcan cities and regiona. ..The full report& of the experiments, the apokellllfln said, are buried In vaults in Utah and no complete statement could be made WIW they were studied. "This happened .up to 211 years ago," he ·said, 8 u P P1 I n 8 8 ome documentation that was available. The substances in the tests Included bacillus globlgii, serratia marceacene and aspergillus fumigatus, he said. Both bacUlus globlgU and aerralla marcescene were d escrlbed as " pr..en1 throughout the environment ' r and .. . considered not to cauae dlleaee.n Bul the llatement added: "However, for some individuals who lack a capability to develop Immunity to moat dlseues serralla mar~ne could conceivably act as an opportunilt and produce an Infection." Other areas in which the lelia were made, the Army said, were Ft. McClellan, Ala., Key W'eat; Fla., a U.S. Navy lnatallation at 'Mechanlcaburs, Pa., at ~nama City, Fla., and at Point Mugu and 'Ft. Hueneme, CaUl. EXTJilNDED OUTLOOK S.lardey tbroub Moatlly, 1 clulnce of new Slklnlly aad Sllliday aDd lair Moaday. Hillta wW be Ill the upper 2h or 1101 ead lows wDI be ID the teeu or low Zh. SERVICE PLANNED A winter communion and candlelight service has been piamed for Chrlstmaa Eve at the Syracuse First United Preabyterjen Church' bestmllnl! at 8:30 p. m. and· . the Middleport First Unltecl Meeting on Presbyterian Church beginning at ap. m. The Rev. Dwight Zavltz, paator, ahous!! numbers tends an Invitation to the · James Page, project pabllc to the services. engineer for the county-wide rural house. numbering project, hU amounced a pu,bllc meeting On Monday at TAKENTOJIOSPrrAL ap.m. Jn tlie courtroom at the The .Pomeroy Emergency murthowte In Pomeroy. Squad answered a call to the i'uqJoae of the meeting will Wolf Pen area on Route 143 11 be to explain how Meigs 1:23 a. m. Thursday for County wm be hoUH num- Orville Donohew who was bered. The meeting Ia open to taken to Veterans Memorial all Interested persons. HQ~PIIal. called 'lbe • DAYS TO CHRISTMAS • ·I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 22, 1976 bowman francis