http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aa8817af4044af2531399b8bce2c2dcd.pdf 0089fd01cf3de5253b8890a4953edf73 PDF Text Text New pharmacy serves hospital efficiently MIKE BENDINEll..I, director of the new pharma cy at Veterans Memorial Hospital, prepares an intravenous solution for a patient in the sterile atmosphere created by the machine. · .. Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio Friday; November 25, 1977 time basis. By BQb Hoeflich The staff of the new facility A new pharmacy to provide an efficient dr.ug d.istribution ·- the old pharmaceutical system while providing the room is being remodeled patient with the best phar- fills the drug orders for all maceutical services pos~le patient s at the hospital. has been esta bli shed at Orders from the physicians of Veterans Memorial Hospital. the patients are filled once · Director and phannacist at every 24 hours reducing t-he new facility is Michael wasted drugs since in earlier Bendinelli, a native of Ports- phannaceutical · operations mouth. Bendinelli graduated the drug orders were filled Ohio State and sent to the hospital from the University School of Phar- patients for seveqll days at a macy and spent two years in time. The medication going to the pharmaceutical department of Mount Carmel each patient is checked as Hospital East in Columbus. many as three times by the Working with Bendinelli in · staff which helps insure that the pharmacy are Bernice each patient is receiving the · Ledlie, Sally Gloeckner and recommended medication . Patricia Bendinelli. All are Also Bendinelli and his staff registered nurses and can monitor the medication pharmacy techniciAns. Mrs. recommendations to Bendinelli works on a part- determine if the medicines e • can interact on the patient causing com pli cations . It interaction is noted or any other fa ctor which the physician should know in the medicines prescri.bed the physician is informe<foof the findings by Bendihelli and his sta(f. Orders are filled throughout the day by the staff but, of course, medicines needed on an emergency basis are sent to the hospital wings at once. Intravenous so luti ons for patients are prepared in the pharmacy in a completely sterile situation created by the latest machine which clears the air of dust and particles. Purpose of the pharmacy facility which is being (Continued on page 12) at y 1" .. • I UNIT DOSAGE FOR patients on a 24-hour basis is stressed at the new Veterans Memorial Hospital pharmacy. Here, Mike Bendinelli, pharmacy director, prepares unit drug doses for a patient. The former pharmacy room has been completely remodeled for the new facility . en tine Fifteen Cents \'ol. 2!!, No. 231 Tractors driven in protest . move into Carter hometown PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) _ Thousands Of farmers drove their trctors into President Carter's home town today to register their protest against . d high cost s 0 f produc t Ion an low prices for their crops. . Leaders of the nationwide farm ers movement, who have threatened a strike Dec. · demands for pan·t y 14 , 1·f th e1r are not met, hoped to muster IO,OOO fanners in this little southwest Georgia town. s ·a m Brown, a local organizer for the farmers, said the tractors would be lined up along the shoulders of streets leading into Plains and the rally and speeches would start at 1 p.m . Brown said tractors were expected from communities as far away as Alma and Statesboro, on the other side of the state. He said that on the basis of past demonstrations, they should muster at least 6,000 tractors which would make the protest the biggest yet in Georgia, and perhaps the biggest in the country. Tommy Kersey of Unadilla, who has been spearheading \he state Thursday deaths down ~~~~r:~~!~:~:~~~~~ United Press International Traffic safety officials gave thanks to miserable weather over much of the nation for keeping millions of Americans indoors Thursday and the Thanksgiving holiday weekend traffic death toll under predictiQns. An estimated 460 to 560 people could die and another 20,000 to 25,000 suffer disabling injuries in traffic accidents during the four-day weekend, according to the National Safety Council. A United Pres:P International count at 4' a.m. EST today showed 117 people died in traffic accidents since the start of the holiday weekend at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The count concludes at midnight Sunday. A breakdown of accidental deaths : Traffic 117 11 Fires Planes 8 Total 136 Illinois reported 11 traffic deaths, Virginia 10 and Georgia eight , Indiana, Michigan , Missouri , Tennessee and Texas each reported seven. .. Rutland has 2 officers ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE in downtown Pomeroy was put up Wednesday morning by employes of the Ohio Power ·co. on the upper parking lot. Jim Frecker of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce is in charge of placing the lights on the tree. The ·tree and all other Christmas lights will be turned on Dec. 4. INews. .-.in Brief~ ~"».~~~. . . .~-;;:.~:;::~:;::::::;:;:;::~8'::::::8;:~;;:;.·,:~~:::::::~~~~:::::::::::::::::.~:~~'»'>~ . By United Press International SNOWSTORMS MOVED EASTWARD OVER THE MIDWEST, adding to the heavy coatings of wet snow already covering several states and bringing slippery roads and severely lowered visibility across the region. A major snowstorm settled over the Chicago area around midnight, quickly dusting rooftops and streets with heavy, wet snowflakes. Slippery streets became the rule and visibility fell drastically. The stonn had already traveled through much of the Dakotas, Iowa, northern Missouri, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Madison, Wis., Minneapolis and Rochester, Minn ., got two inches of snow late Thursday and early today. one inch of snow fell late Thursday and early today at Aberdeen, S. D., Des Moines, Moline, lll., and Milwaukee. Travelers advisories continued due to snow and blowing snow in South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Dlinois, Indiana and Michigan. The storm system was expected to continue east and the National Weather Service issued winter storm watches for northern and central Ohio today and for much 9f western New York and Northeastern Pennsylvania tonight. Politicians reminded RUTLAND - A second Mitchell Langsville , was police officer has been em- . fined $45 and costs. ployed in Rutland Village. Forfeiting $30 bonds were The new officer is Duane Joseph Rippenhoff, Wellston; Will , Mayor · Eugene George Murphy, McArthur; Thompson announced . Mayor Larry Richmond, Wichita, Thompson said radar is being Kans ., and Anna Grueser, used to check speeding in the Syracuse. Others fined on other community. . In recent hearings before charges are Paul Clay, Mayor Thompson, six per- Middleport, $25 and costs, sons were fined for speeding reckless operation; Jack and four others forfeited Shiflet, Letart, W. Va., $200 bonds on the same charge. and costs, reckless operation Fined $15 and costs each and eluding a police officer; were Donald Price, Madison, Walter Arnold, Pomeroy, W. Va.; Donald Reuter, · $150 and costs, reckless Middleport; Mildred Haning, operation, no safety gear with Pomeroy; David Knotts, a motorcycle, and eluding a Middleport; Tony Hutton, police officer, and Robert Langsville, and Margaret Mash, Pomeroy, $100 and Raymond of Rutland and ·costs, reckless operation and Oakland Calif., while Paul eluding a police officer. DAYS TO CHRISTMAS Wo~nan injured mcollision Barbara Stahl, 30, Rt. 2, Pomeroy , was taken to Veterans Memorial .. Hospital in Pomeroy for treatment of injuries suffered in an accident at 5:29 p.m. Wednesday on SR 7 at its junction with CR 27 in Meigs County. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said Stahl's car was struck in the rear by an auto operated by Henry Block, 50, Kermit, W. Va. There was moderate damage. Block was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance. Heavy damage resulted in an accident at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday on the PatriotGage Rd. in Gallia County six tenths of a mile south of SR 141. The patrol sa id Penny France, 25, Rt. 2, Patriot , lost control of her car on the wet ( Continuel.i on page 12) Right-of-way purchases for completion of US 35 begin Department of Transportation District Deputy Director Glenn A. Smith announced today that completion of U.S. 35 in Gallia County will begin with purchase of right of way for of reports COLUMBUS (UPI) Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said today any committee, party or candidate that has made expenditures through Oct. 31 for an election to be held next year, must file reports of those expenses by Nov. 30. are many " There candidates who may be unaware of these campaign expense filing requirements for non-election ·years," LOS ANGELES - POLICE FEAR A "Los Angeles Strangler" may be responsible for killing 11 girls and young Brown said. Brown also noted that there women whose bodies have been dumped by roadsides over the past two months. AU but one of the 11 victims, ranging in age might be some county level from 7 to 28 and many found nude, had been strangled, police candidates who reported a said, and most were sexually molested. Seven of the bodies post-election balance on hand have been found within a six-mile radius of Glendale, Highland in theifl • last report, or Park, LaCrescenta, Griffith Park and Elysian Park just north reported indebtedness in 'that report, either of ,which would of Los Angeles. · The county coroner's office disclosed Thursday the latest require additional filings. "These people are all revictim, Jane Evelyn King, 28, of West Hollywood, whose nude quired to file informaton by body was found beside the · Golden State Freeway on Nov . 30 deadline on any the Wednesday, had been strangled. It was not disclosed if Miss monies they have received or King had been sexually molested . According to a missing Oct. 31 of expended through persons report, Miss Kin,g "was known to accept hitchhiking year," Brown said." · this rides." She was last seen Nov. 9 leaving a Church of Brown advised that county Scientology Center, where she was a member . candidates are required tQ BEZif:RS, FRANCE - A French Air Force Nord Atlas make their filings with their plane crashed ·in flames and exploded early today near the local boards of elections, southern village of Premian , killing all 34 officers and men legislative candidates with aboard. According to witnesses at nearby Hameail de . the most populous county in Langlade, there was a bright flash in 'IJe sky after which the their district and state-wide Cljndidates with his office. (Continued on page 12) at Camp David, Md., durmg · the Thanksgiving weekend . " I think it's going to look awfully bad if Carter doesn't come to Plains," he said earlier this week . Many southwest Georia fanners taking part in the tractorcade suffered a severe financial setback from a prolonged drought <md insect infestations this year as well as from low prices. Crop losses in Georgia have been estimated at around $1 billion. The Georgia farmers were also getting moral support today from another town named Plains but located in Kansas. A similar tractor ra lly was planned to emphasize the need for unity among farmers. A REAL UVE TURKEY? That's what it was, a real live turkey left in front of the Athens CoWity Savings and Loan, Pomeroy branch, Wednesday morning for Richard J ones, manager and cotinty commissioner. The turkey was in a large box with a card attached signed by "a friend ." Jones is tryin~ to decide who left the " turkey-bird. " Will it always ren1ain a n1ystery? the easterly construction section. extending from the Rodney - Bidwell Road (County Road 6B) to the present U.S. 35 interchange west of Gallipolis. The proposed work is one part of a three part construction program extending from Centerville at the westerly edge of the county to Gallipolis. Construction is .._ expected to begin in 1980. The projects will link completed sections of four lane median div.i~~ U.S. 35 and thus relieve the present two lane route in Gallia County of heavy trucking. The selected corridor or route follows the present alignment between Centerville and Rio Grande. Near Rio Grande it swings northeasterly toward the junction of State Routes 32S and 554 · where an interchange will provide access and then curves easterly along Indian Creek and crosses Raccoon Creek at a point approximately one mile north of Adamsville where it enters the hill terrain and crosses the Harrisburg-Adamsville Road near the EveretteDenney Road junction. From ·this point, it continues easterly and south of Harrisburg-l.(err Road to the Bidweli ; Rodney Road (County Road 6B ) where a . second interchange will penn it access at a point some 1.9 miles north of Rodney, at which point purchase of right of way will begin. The easterly section extends approximately one mile from the interchange on a location m ore or less paralleling some .15 mile to .3 mile south of the HarrisburgKerr Road and then curves into the so utheasterly westerly side · of the Chickamauga Creek Valley. Following the valley for another 1.1 miles, it again swings easterly, crosses Chickamauga Creek, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, State Route 160 and ends in the present State Route 160-U .S. 35 interchange. A third interchange will provide westbound entry and eastbound exit ramps with State Route 160 just north of Holzer · Hospital. U.S. 35 provides vital corridor routing connecting the productive diversity of the South Atlantic States with the Great Lakes States. With completion of the projects, the major· traffic artery thro·ugh Gallia County will have been accompaiished which will enable the continued development of the area without the uncertainty and attendant consequences of such a major influence in area planning. A highway field office has been established in the Children's Home, located on S.R. 160, just off S.R. 35. The office will be maintained Monday through Friday from 7:30 a .m. to 4:30 p.m . State highway right-ofway personnel will be available to assist in right-ofway matters and relocation assistance. �•' T"~ J:'JII ) SenUnel. ~l lddleport·Pomeroy. 0 • Fnda). :->o,·. 25, 1977 Doctor's error proves costly llF TROIT i lJPll - The ' :) ros been asked to pay .1.~\l 000 plus 150.000 year · r ltfe to an 8-y.aro()ld bo) ,, 1>. J, st Ius stght . speech a11d a tb1ht~ tt.' walk or cra \\'1 as a r .. ult l'f mrorrect diagnos1s trea Unt>nt by a City ~rnd ph ~Sit'tan . l! appro\·ed b; the Ctty c.,unr tl the parment would 'i<ttle t>ut o! C<iurt a malpracuce sun filed by the parents ,,f Andre L. Undse). who attorneys say lS now a spastic quadrtplegtr \Olth a mental n~t> of two months The settlemt>nt was re<'Om· mended b) the Detroll Law De par~ If the council rejel'ts the pr~posal. the case wtll go to the Wayne County Ctrcull Court. Wtlliam C. Gage the attorne; lor the bo) and his fam1ly, sa td Andre- was a health\ ch~d unttl he was e1ght · mo nths old and developed, dehydratton that led w a condition which destroyed his brain cells Gage said Andre's mother. Brerda Undse) , called the' ctty physicia n' s office tn Januar) of 1970 to seek med1 cal help when her son 's S)mptoms b<came apparent . The off1ce sent Dr James L. Gre<>nwood to the Undsey home Gage satd Greenwood, durtng a five-min ute exan\lnatton, diagnosed a mal infecuon. administered Benadryl and prescribed two aspirins each hour Benadryl ts an antilustanune used Jrirnarily w reliew the s)mptoms of motton stckness and allergies Its manu facturer warns that an overdose may produce convulstons or death , es pectally tn infants and ch tldren The suit ?'gall!St the cit)· charges that Andre was gtven r•nce lhe amount of the drug he should have been aJJd that th e doctor should have recogmzed the symptoms as those o! deh) draUon. "The chtld's temperature was tn excess of 102 degrees, he wa s hstless. his Ups were 3-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov.~. 1977 Redskins spill Bearcats, 12-7 crack<'<! and hts mouth was Andre, now a \\ard'"trt t'he dry ," Gag~ sa1d. " AU these state at Le:ongtoo House tn signs and S)'tllptoms were s uburban Wayne . is also available for conm10n-sense thought to have se>ere braon rt'COgnttion of the fa ct that damage as a result of the the chtld was dehydrated and lncorrect diagnosis and treat· ne ed e d 1m m e d 1a t e rnent. hospttahtattOn for rehydra· Gage sa1d the boy needs Uoo porposes." large annual pa)ments to pay Gage said the doc tor for a Spt'Ctal teacher, full armed at a cructal ume and •ttme comvamon, phySical could have pre\·ented the theraptsts and dietary de h) dratton Instead, the consultants as " ell a s for attorne)' said, he prescnbed such spectal 'IQWpment as a medtca tton that ac tually wheelchair an\1 an orthopedic made the conditton worse . chatr I . Kloes attended special seminar BELPRE - Kent Kloes of Rexall Pharnmc~· re-cently participated 1n a spec1a l senunar on Genenc Dru g Produ rt Selecuon sponsored b; the Ohi o State Pharmaceutical Associauon The senunar ~ as des1~ned for pharmartsts, phystc1ans and the general publi C to e:xplatn Ohw's new Genertc Drug Product Selectton La11 1S.B 45 l authored b; state 1O..Camon L Kl oes IS a natl \ e became members of the National Honor Society In of Middleport . .......·... . , ceremonies Wt'dnesday at . ::··. . ··. LOTTERY WINNERS This lleek's winning Ohio the school. Fronl, 1to r: arr Rusty Wigal . Sherr! Starcher, Dawn Sorden, Karen Probert. Sheila White , Debbie Spencer, Lauri Matthews, Susao Lottery numbers : Gold number I. White number - SS Blue number - 108. Extra Cash, 996192 Hannum: For 2,314 years, the Macedoman monarch lay burted on a large underground tomb arrud the golden opulence heftttmg anctent kings Now Prof. Manolts Andronikos says he has found Philip 's tomb hidden beneath 26.160 cub1c yards of dirt tn the Uny farmmg village o! Vergt.na, 30 miles southwest of SalontC!;l Androntkos has spent decades diggong for Macedontan U>mbs , but lhe Vergina fond lS the reahzat1on of ever) archeologist 's dream - to unearth ev1den ce of anc 1ent histortcal ftgures. 1 held th e go lden casket contaonmg hts bones, and I knew but was almost afratd UJ 'say - 1! was Phihp, father of Alexander ,"·he satd Thursda) whtle recountmg the fmd at Salomca Umverstty Phtltp was not only the father of ·'We knew at once no Common mortal w's buned on such a tomb ," he said •I.J lnstde the 16.4-!oot high chamber was a smt of royal armor - a gold- trimmed breastplate, helmet, shm Smith agrees to one-man one-vote By JACQUES CLAFIN BULAWAYO, Rhodesta (UP! ) -Prime Mmtster Ian Smtth has accepted the prmciple of one-man, onevote and tn\1ted three black leaders to begon negoltations daughter was born With a alT!led at erding Rhodes1a 's cleft ltp and palate. This is a f1ve-year race "ar defonmty of the upper lip, Smith said Thursday he nose, gums and palate. It is would accept un1versal adult surgically correcttble over a suffrage provided there were period of several years Until safeguards to protect the my daughter was born 270,000 whtte RhodeSians, neither I, my husband , nor outnumbered 2J..to-l by the our farrultes had ever heard country's 6 3 millton blacks of a cleft palate. At Camp Dav1d, Md ., Whtte 1 MUid apprectate It if you House Press Secretary Jody wo uld comment on this Powell satd Prestdent Carter subject to tncrease the would be studyong Srruth's public's awareness of this so statement "with interest " other parents who may have Smith, speaking at Govern· a cht ld with this problem wtll ment House m the not be as shocked and southwestern ctty of dismayed as we were. Bulawayo , said he had DEAR READER - Thank extended invitattons to you for your thoughtfulness. Btshop Abel Muzorewa o! the It is not a rare abnonnality. A United African Nattonal cleft ltp or cleft palate ts satd Counctl, the Rev . Ndabaning1 to occur between one m 600 S1thole of the Afncan and one in 1,250 b1rths. Nat10nal Counctl, and tr1bal The delect may be a failure chtef Jerem1ah Ch1rau of the ot the middle regions of the Zimbabwe Uruted People 's Up to join together appearing Orgaruzatton as a slight notch in the Up, or Both Muzorewa and Sithole as a cleft thai extends to the have demanded SITllth accept nose The- cleft may extend one-man , one-vote before backward rnvolvmg the hard they would beg on negotlahons palate, roof of the mouth. and Smith satd Thursday he other babies may have a hole expected all three leaders to (cleft) In the hard palate accept his mvitiltion. He said he expected a Without mvolvement of the lip. 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Two weeks ag o, 1 started to ellm mate all sweets, fats and sta rches from my diet I get along well, bemg rettred and sed'entary, on a 500 to 800calone dtet 1 am havong dl!ficulty u1 burntng up more than the 800 ca lortes to enable me to reduce, even though 1 walk three m1les a day What ca n I do to hasten the reductwn of my excess weight' 1 DEAR READER - YoO can be patten! 1 dare say you didn't put on those extra 30 pounds m two weeks, so they 'lon't come o!! that fast, either You have got a six· month project tn front of you, at the least I'm not enthusiastic about ) our diet , either. you should be eating enough to have a well balanced diet, and tt ts platn that you are not I am se ndtn g you The Health Letter number 4-7, Weight Los1ng D1et, to help you do better, Others \\ho want this diet plan can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self· addresed envelope for it to me on care of thiS newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551 , Radio C1ty Statton, Ne" York 10019. Don't expect mtracles with 11, as It IS destgned to ensure gradual wetght loss You should be sattsfted to lose a po und a week. If you lose raptdly, you Mil be tired and may even gtve up you r dtet Be senstble , and tf .,yo u have lots of ttrne , build up your walktng program Remember that some people lose weight in plateaus There Will be a sudden we1ght loss of several pounds , then nothing for several weeks. However,• if you stay with a sensible program, your pattlence will he rewarded. DEAR DR. LAMB - Our. 'too . . \. '· could produce results "on a matter of months.'' Smith dtd not mvtte the leade rs of the Patrtoltc Front, whose guernllas are attemptmg to topple the Saltsbury government from bases m Zambta and Mozambtque. The guerrilla war has prompted a groMng white exodus and s!r aoned Rhodesta's economy. Both the United States and Bntam have tnStsted the Patriotic Front be mcluded m any eventual setUement and proposed thetr own formula for doong so. Smith said the AngloAmencan approach had fa tled and urged London and Washington to come up w1th something better. "All I am saying IS that they (the Anglo-Amencan proposals) have fatled and there wtll have Ill be some serious rethonking on the part of the Amertcan and British go>errune~s and readJustmg of thetr plan if there is any chance of them playong a mearungful contnbution,'' he satd Asked whether he has slammed the door on the Anglo-Amertcan tntltative, he said, ''No, I believe we should never close the doo r to anybody and this includes the Brtttsh and ' Amertcan goverrunents n A!llong the safeguards Snnth satd he ts seeking are spectal parliamentary representation for whites a11d guarantees that the judictary, amed forces and civil service will remain free of pohttcs ba ck ro"-, Lawrence Poolor, Randy Keller. Sonia Bea\'fr, Teresa Spencer, Beck) Ed\Oards. Lori Young and Rock \'an Meter ·. : •, ·:. ::.' :,.. guards and a shield of leather and wood decorated Mth tvory and glass Nearby Ia) a gold dtadem, a thin crown Identical to those carved on the statues of Macedoman kmgs , and fragments of a gold-<lecorated scepter In a small marble sarcophagus was a gold casket weightng 24 pounds , 1ts· hd embossed wth the sunburst symbol of the Macedoman monarchs . ·'It contamed thebooes o! the dead king, covered with a wreath of gold leaves,'' Androrukos satd. lntUal proof it was Philip's tomb was the !act that all the artifacts were made durong his lifeUn1e Then , scourmg the chamber on hts . knees wtth a !lashltght, came wha t Andronikos calls "the proof of proofs" - the tvory heads of f1ve tiny statuettes ·'Thetr faces seemed familiar, and when I put them together 1 realtzed who they were- Philip himself, his bearded face recogruzable (rom copies of hts statues, his parents, hts wife Olymptas and of course the familiar portrait of Alexander." By Greg Bailey FootbaU season for area fans is now offtcta Uy corn· pleted after yesterday's annual Thank sg ivtng, Day alumnt football game. This year Middleport's one· tlTlle Yellow Jackets evened the series at two vtctorles ap1ece by comtng from behind ln the closing mlnutes to down Pomeroy's Purple Panthers 7-fi. A touchdown by M1ck ·Davenport on the receivmg end of an aenal from quarterba ck Ron Quillen at the 2:34 mark of the last perto<! set up the AT RIGHT, these o!f!rers of the Eastern High School National Honor Soclely presided "ben ne" members were .~tapped.'' The group Includes, bark. David Brown, president: Dorothy Runyon. vice president: front, from the left, Tammy Pitzer, secretary; Mar) Mora, ne'I\' S had one of its most famous a lumni - Mtss Ameri ca Susan Perkins - amoog the 13,550 fans. But, the favored Redskins fell behind 7-0 when Ct nct nnati freshman quarterback Tony Kapetanis ran 17 yards for a touchdown before the game was three mmutes old. And, Miami could only manage a 32-yard held goal by freshman Tom Kraus by halftime and still tratled 7-3 going mto the last qtrarter. Miami finally rallied when juntor quarterback Larry Fortner ftred a 10-yard touchdown pass to Paul Warth early m the final penod and then Kraus tacked oo an msurance 43-yard field goal. "Getting behind doesn 't bot)ler them, " a happy Miami Coach D1ck Crum said of his Redskins after the tense con- test. "Lord knows, they've been behind enough " "l dtdn't thtnk go1ng m that either team would blow the other out and that's really what happened. I knew tf we kept fteld position, sooner or later we'd get it in," he said Added Fortner, who capped a sensational year for Miami, "We weren't ready Ill go until · halftime. In the first half we were JUSt putting along , trylng to get started." Even though Miami captured the Mld·Amencan Cooference with a iHI record ami won 10 of tis II games, the Redskins were not lnvited to a bowl and had to settle by capping off their year with Thursday ' s so-called "Turkey Bowl" victory . SitU, Crum was overJOYed with the 10-1 record, especialy after his JOb was in . jeopardy following last year's U record, the worst in the history of the football-mlnded school. " I don't think anyone other than Ohio State or Mtchigan can go tntll a season thmking it will go 1().1," said Crum. · And yet, Staub went mto the season believing, and declaring se veral ttmes pubhcly , that Cincmnati would go II~ . "Really, I don 't have any regrets about the II~ predictwn, be<:ause I did thmk we had the talent to go undefeated,'' Staub sa1d. But Staub also said he is getttmg out o! the predtctmg business . "I'm not gomg to say we're gomg to go II~ next year and p~t food on the table for our said. opponents,'' he "Besides, people might start not believing my predicti ons. ~~ picked by AP ' Several Class AAA and AA grtdders were named to the Associated Press' 19n All· District (So uthern ) Team Wednesday. Making the AA dtstrtct Dream Team were Mike Staggs , Galltpolts; J im Durham, Waverly, Robert Clay, Ironton, and Tom Baker, Wellston. Class AAA honore~s were Mark Armstrong, Brad Tucker, Scott Gasser, Logan and Jeff Coutant , Athens . SVAC players on Class A All-District That prediction didn't sound too far out. Yellow Jackets sting Panthers 7-6 reporter. and Diana Massar, treasurer. ~---------------------------, 1 Leuen of opinion are welcomed, Tiley should be 1 less than 300 words long (or be subjed to reductloo by I the editor) and mlllll be signed with the olgnee's ad· 1 dress. Names may be withheld upon pubUcatloo. However, on request, names will be dlsclooed. Letten should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not per· 1 1 , son.Utlet. t I 1 1 I I I SEO area cage schedules Oa1e IRONTON TIGERS Opponent Nov 25 Tournament with Ashland , Portsm outh , Vtrgte Nov 26 Tournament Dec 2 Metgs I I 1 I Removal of trees inexcusable Dear Str · The Rutland FrtendJ)I Gardeners protest the tnexcusable remo\•al o! a number of Malus crabapple trees from Mam St. tn Rutland The trees were planted m front of the )'\utland gym, oo the state rtght of way, wtth the permtsston of the State Department of Transportation The trees _."'ere removed by the town marshall followmg complamts and threats made by area bus drtvers. The complamts concerned restricted vtston along Matn Street Thts complaont ts untrue. At vartous ttrnes club members and others have checked for assured dear vtsion from vehicles which equalled the height of the bus drtver's !me o! vtston. It was dear As for the threats, in a sense they worked. It is unbkely the trees wtll bve conStderong thetr age when moved. Through the years our club has spent much time and money toward civtc Improvement, some on school property. These proJecl.s h~ve been destroyed over and over a gam Replant ? We have ! Why would anyooe want to make lmprovement.s only Ill see them ruoned? Would you? - RuUand Frtendly Gardeners, Margaret Btshop, Secretary. peopletalk . By KENNETH R. CLARK United Press International ZUBIN ENCOUNTERS THE FONZ: The "Star Wars" concert performed by conductor Zubln Mehta and the Los Angeles Philharmonic last Sunday in the Hollywood Bowl was a sellout. So Metha will repeat tt this Sunday - addmg the swte from the newest of the space movies, "Close Encounters o! the Third Kind." Metha spiced the "Star Wars" mllllic with a light show and laser beams, a reading by William Sbatner of the "Star Trek" TV sertes, and selections from "The Planets" and Strauss' Zarathustra theme from the mov1e " 2001." This Sunday, part of the show w11l come back down to earth. Henry "the Funz' ' Winkler will follow the space act With a narralton of Prokofieff's " Peter and the Wolf." GREGORY JAILED: Comedtal and civil rtghts actiVISt Dick Gregory bas been arrested- along With his wife, Ullian, and Massachusetts state Sen. Bill Owens - for carrymg placards saymg "Thou Shalt Not KiU" m front of the South Mrtcan Embassy in Washington . They were booked on charges of demonstrating wtthm 500 feet of a foreign embassy. In a statement aimed at the White House, Gregory S3ld, "We ask you to move swiftly to demonstrate to the rulers of the world's most wicked government that our nation will no longer help to subsidize human degradation whtch is an obscenity before God " · ' . DAYS DWINDLE AT SPANDAU: RudoU Hess-H1Uer's former top deputy - ts 83 years old now and he's collapsed several times durlng daily e<erctse per">ds m West Germany's Spardau prison. His son, Wolf-Rudlger Hess, has been trymg to secure his release for years, and now, backing h1s b1d for h1s father's freedom are ex-West Gennan Mhilsler of Justice Ewald Bucher and Eugene Bird- former U.S. commandant of Spandau. day Dec 6 - after 60 years of home rule in the shadow of the U.S.S.R. - and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygln w11l be on hand to help the Finns celebrate He 'll join an assortment of royalty and officials, oncludong Prince Hewil< and Premier Anker Juergensen of Denmark, Prfnce Berti! and Premier Thorbjoro Falldln of Sweden, Crowo Prince Harald and Premier Odvar Nordll of Norway, and Premier Gelr Hallgrlmson and Foref~n Minister Einar Agustsuon of Iceland. GLIMPSES: Jackie Onassls rode with the Essex Hunt Club m Peapack, N.J., before her Thanksgtvtng dinner w1th friend ... Israel! President Ephraim Katzir toured the pyramtds of Teotthuacan Thursday ih Mextco where he's making a weeklong state Vlstt ... Vice President Walter Moodale cooked the Thanksgtving dtrlDer at his house, letting wife, Joan, sleep late ... Dec 3 Dec 9 Nel sonv il le York At MeigS Dec 13 Dec 16 Dec 20 Dec 22 At Athens Iron ton Lancaster AtJackson Wa verly AI Logan Jan 3 Jan 6 At Wellston At Waverly Dec 20 At Ashland Jan . 13 At Gallipol is Dec 22 AI Athens Jan 17 Jan 20 Jan 27 At Ironton M Nels York Wellston At Jackson 9 Jan Jan Jan Jan 3 6 7 13 Jan 17 Jan 20 At Gall tpolls Wellston Portsmoutl1 At .-'Ae1gs At Waver ly Jackson Jan . 27 Logan Jan 31 Feb 3 Gall1pol 1s Feb 10 Athens At Wellston i JACKSON IRONMEN )ate Nov 29 Dec 2 Dec 9 Dec lJ Dec 16 Dec 20 Dec 22 Dec 27 Dec JO ·opponent At Minford Wellston lronfon Gall 1pol1s At .-\-o\e1gs Umoto At Logan At V1nton County Greenfield Waverly Jan J Jan 6 Jan 13 At Wel lston Jan 17 At Galhpoils Jan . 20 At Ironton Jan 27 Jan 31 Feb 3 Feb lO At Athens MeigS At Waverly Logan Athens WAVERLY TIGERS Opponent Date Nov 29 At West Dec 2 Athens Dec . 9 Dec 10 Dec. )J Dec 16 Dec . 22 Dec . 27 Jan 3 Jan 6 Jan 13 Jan 17 Jan 20 Jan 21 Jan 27 Jan 31 Feb. 3 Feb 10 At Gall i pOl iS South Pomt At Ironton Wellston At Me•gs At Washmgton CH At Jackson Logan At Athens 1ron ton Gall ipol i S \Vheelersburg At Wellston Jackson Me•gs At Logan WELLSTON GOLDEN ROCKETS Date Nov 29 Dec . 2· Dec 6 Dec . 9 Dec . 13 Dec 16 Dec. 20 Dec 22 Dec. JO Jan 3 Opponent Vmton County AI Jackson P1ke-Easterrt Athens Me1gs At Waver ly At Rock Hdl Galllpohs At Vinton County Logan Jan 6 Jan . 13 Jan 17 Jan . 20 Jan . 27 Jan 31 Feb J Feb 10 At Ironton Jackson At Me1gs At Alhens Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan lJ !7 20 27 28 Ironton Jackson Waverly At Logan Wellston Gatllpohs At Manetta Jan 31 fikiQS Feb. 3 Feb. lO At Ironton At Jackson LOGAN CHIEFTAINS Dale Opponent Nov 23 Dec. 2 ~ Ja n 31 Feb 3 Feb. !0 At Hilliard GallipoliS Wa verly Athens Dec 22 At Wellslon Dec JO Jan 3 Jan 6 Jan 1J Jan 17 Jan 20 Jan . 27 Jan 31 Feb J Feb 10 Feb ll At Port smouth Pf Pleasant , at R10 Ironton Me1gs Logan Jackson At Waverly Dec. 16 Dec 17 Dec 22 Dec 23 Jijn 3 Jan 6 Jan . 13 Jan 17 Jan 20 Wellston AI Meigs At Ravenswood ••••• ,••• Bias-ply polyester cord ~tf~ ~ SnOW BITERS"' At Vtnfon County Athens At Gallipolis Ironton Wellston At Logan Jan . 28 \Vahama At Athens At Waverly Gallipolis PORTSMOUTH TROJANS Date Nov 25 Nov 26 Opponent Ironton Tourney Ironton. Tourney Russell Dec 9 Dec 17 Dec 23 Boyd County At Chill icothe Gall•polls De-c 2 Jan 6 Jan 7 At Greenup At Ironton Jan . 13 Jan 14 Jan . 17 Jan Jan Jan Jan 20 24 27 31 At Ashland ~lnton County At Boyd County Huntington East At Russell Greenup At Barboursvtlle Feb 3 Feb 7 Ashland At Huntington High Feb 11 Wheelersburg PT PLEASANT BIG BLACKS Date Dec 17 Opponent Parkersburg Dec 22 At Barboursville Jan 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 10 Jan 13 Hurricane Parkersburg South Jan 24 Jan. 27 At Vinton County Jan 31 Feb 4 At Ripley Oak Hill Dec 20 Dec JO AI Southern GAHS , at Rio At Nitro At Ravenswood Jan . 20 At Parkersburg South Feb. 7 • Feb 10 Feb. 14 Feb 17 Nitro At Parkersburg r· Wahama At Hurricane Ravenswood Feb 21 Ripley Feb 24 At Wahaina Mar 3 Barboursville In 1920, radto station WfAW in College Station, Texas, broadcast the first play-by-play description of a football game, between Texas and Texas A&M. . 2 $ for Blackwall Stzes 6 00 ·12. 615/ 155-13 Plus $1 40 to $1 47 F E T per ttre NO TRAOE·IN NEEDED I -SIZ~ BLACK SIZE p,,., pntc ~- -- BLACK dleport A spectal guest at the contest was Lokey J ohnson from North Carolina, a 1930 alumnus of Middleport who lettered tn 1929 and 1930 when the Yellow Jackets won the SEOAL championship Arkansas rally trips Texas Tech At Wellston Jackson At Wahama Waverly At Jackson Feb 3 Feb 10 Awards for best defenstve play went to Charlie Marshall for Middleport and Rtck Ash of Pomeroy. Den Buff mgt on received the Pomeroy Best OffenSIVJ award whtle Qu1llen · and Davenport shared that honor for Mtd· .®®®®t!J®®®®~® At Ironton Jan 27 Jan 31 Flower ' Shop 'At Athens MEIGS MARAUDERS Date Opponent Nov 26 Vtnton County Dec 2 At Ironton Dec. 9 Logan Dec 13 Pomeroy Me1gs Dec 16 Dec 23 game-winning point·after k1ck of Lou McKinney. Pomeroy had two good scormg opportunittes in the second period, but blew both of them Mtdway through that quarter, Bob Stewart missed a fteld goal from the 16 and near the hall the Purple alumni fumbled the plgskm away on the same yard strtpe Pomeroy scored 1ts touch· down m the fourth period at the 7: 12 mark. Rtck Ash Intercepted a Middleport aenal and returned it to the etght yard line. Five plays later, JlT!l Anderson sneaked tt over from the one. But the mtssed extra point try by Stewart proved the margin of dt!ference. !~ Mtddleport 's dnve, Perk Ault caught a 14 yard pass to set up the touch· down toss Quillen was the leading Middleport rusher with 24 yards as he also completed four of etght passes. Mick Ash led the Pomeroy runners wtth 43 yards whtle Allen Stewart and Dan Buffington had 35 and 24, respecttvely. , Athens GALLI POLIS BLUE DEVILS Date Opponent Nov 26 Wash1ngton CH Dec 2 At L.ogan Dec 9 Waverly Dec 13 At Jackson Waverly At Lopan At Galllpolos ATHENS BULLDOG~ Date Opponent . Nov 26 Manon -Frankl1n Dec . 2 At Waverly Dec J Manetta Dec . 9 At Wel lston Dec 13 Logan Dec 16 At Gal l 1polts Dec. 17 At Lancaster Dec 22 Ironton Jan 3 At Meigs Jan 6 Ja n 28 ' Jackson Dec lJ Dec 16 ~ F1NN FREEDOM DAY. Finland marks it's independence PLAN PROTESTS COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Amertcan Whtte Nationalist Party plans a two-<lay con· ference of 13 nght·wtng , white-supremist groups this we<>kend to organize protests agalnst school busing for desegregatton tn Columbus next faU . The 13 organtzattons from the Umted States and Canada bave banded into a coalition they call the Whtte Con· federacy This ts thetr third aMual congress. Jt • of Eastern High School Bones of King Philip II found .buried 2,314 years ago in golden splendor still Alexander, who ln hts Un1e ruled most of the kn own world, but also was a powerful Macedontan kmg whose army was feared from Athens to India Archeolog tsts sa1d Androntk os find was "the mOst lT!lportant on Greece for decades " Andronikos, beammg Mth prtde , told reporters he has been excavating around Vergma for 40 years and first noticed the 40-foot high mound m the early 1950s. A bulldozer first uncovered traces of a funeral pyre cootatrUng metal harness fittings for three or four hcrses, a sign the person burted underneath was of h1gh rank Then Andronikos unearthed lhe marble doorway, topped wtth a suprrb fresco showing mounted hunters pursumg deer and a hon through a forest , and surrounded by a white facade highlighted m bnght blue and red paint ---4 • ABO\'E, these students Senatof Robert D fre£>man ' B\ KERIN HOPE SALO:" !CA. Greece (UP! )..:. King Phthp II. the father of Alexander the 'Great, " as st abbed to death durmg tus daughter's wedding !east in 336 B C.. perhaps at the hards of a royal at tendant brtbed by hlS enemies jJ .... .... FET. Pa1r pncs per ttre G78 -14 S78 00 S2 53 S56.00 S147 600·12 H78 14 84 00 2 73 140 6151155 13 56.00 62 00 1 70 5 60 15 173 58 00 A78 13 66 00 177 6 00·15L 62 00 182 878·13 68 00 182 6 85·15 64 00 197 C78·13 78.00 2 40 f78 ·15 . 60 00 173 645-14 82.00 2 59 G78·15 201 66.00 C78·14 84 00 2 79 H78·15 72.00 2 23 E78·14 90 00 3 09 76.00 2 37 .. L78·15 f78 14 Whitewalls available at additional cost. By Pn•ss United bl le nJallllllal By Saturday mgh t, the best teams tn college f">tball Will know where and hnw tJ1ev w1ll spend Chnstma s and ·New Year's D"Y The p"rtt clpants for the Rose Ro¥.1, Otan~e Bnwl, Cntton Bnwl and Fiest a Bowl will be detenmned by the results nf Sattu·day 's actwn and a patr of k e,\- contests today. In Thursday'> actton . s1xth· ranked Arkansas rallied ln mp Texas Tech, 17-H and Mtaml of Ohto unproved It s record to 10-1 by beaung Cmcmnatt 12-7. Tratltng, 14·9, Wtth SIX tnt· nutes left to play, Arkansas quarterback Rnn Calcagmlut \Hde.open rece1vet B(lbby Duckworlh for the ~ame­ wmnmg 59-yard TD pass and the Raznrbacks added a twnpntnt crmverstnn to retain their ftckerong hopes m the Southwest Conference race "The play to Duckworth was put in thts week ," sa td a jubtlant Arkansas Coach Lou Holtz, "and we thnught tt was the appropnate time to use it " Miarm of Ohio tratled, 7-3, on the fonal quarter before quarterback Larry Fortnet· ftred a ]().yard TO pass to Paul Warth and Tom Kraus natled down the victnry "lth a 4:1-yard field goal. Oklahoma ts a 10-pmnt favonte at home this afternoon against a snhd Nebraska team , whtch has won eight of 10 games The 9-1 Sooners have been doing some btg talking and have provided the Cornhuskers wtth some "psychmg" quntes for thetr locker-r<IOm wall "When we do the things we are supposed to do on offehse, nobody is gomg IJ• stop us,'' says Oklahoma quarterback Thoma s Lot!. Sooners' Coach Barry less Switzer IS no enthusiastic "We thtnk we're playmg better than our '75 championship team." The Sooners, unbeaten m conference play , have .for all yo1.1r home Entertamment and Apphance Needs DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Apeliance Gas Serv1ce Racme, Uhto f'he\ter 1'\ .. ,., already assm eel themselves nf nu worse than a B1g Eight co~c hamptnn s hlp, but Ncbrash wtll play At kansas tp the Orange Bnwl tf It defeats Oklahnma. Sout hern Cal , 6-4, can' t go to the Rose Bnwl. but 1l IS favnred by six pomts tn beat the 7-3 Brums U•mght If the Tr ojans wm , Wa shm gton . Whi Ch ha s C( •tnpleted It S regular season, gmns Its ftrst trtp to Pasadena, Cahf., tn 14 years A1so, tf the TroJans wm, they are InVI ted to go to the Bluebonnet B11WI on New Bears crush Lions U1n •rd Pn·s s , Tlw "Ca rdJal Cet rdi nals" tn nk a ~ IX ·g <JII ll' Wl !llll lll: Strt.•ak int o t ht• lr 23 pas.ses Thr v1etnr y li fted Mli.11111\ rt.!Cord tJ• a-a .111d left thi'Jtt a half -ga me.• lwlomi tlw Oak land H<11dC'rs m tlw h,ttll• fur tl lf.! fm<:~ l pl,t\ " rt l11 1tll 111 ~he i\J·T Bctund t! u: r ll lllllrll-! .md By ln •e n~a,:.in nal Thanb;gJ v ln J.: Da y g. n r'l agatnsl the Dr1!plun:-;, but Mtami Cru~se quar tc1bcn k B11 h gn ve the St l..om s defense a fa tlure wnh pass 1 ~Ct' l \' l n g (If \\ ,dtr' J Pa} ton , th e Be~11 " M •r ~ ·d 11 U:l ~C 11 [ he~11 L Iu s d ~lzzhng r 1gln arm Du·c• ctlng an awe s ~~m e grnund attack tha t ca rvetl " Ut 295 jartl"i rushing , Gnes~; fired stx tuw.:hti••WII passe:-; -::: three to NtH Moo1 l' - thrnugh a dec imated St l.uu1s secnndar} a~ the 01 tlph ur s rolled U1 a 55-14 wut. In the nn ly uthe1 ThUI !:idCI) game, th~; Clucagn Bears moved to wtthm a ha lf-ganlt' of the Mmnesota Vik mgs 111 the NFC Central w1th " :11-14 vrc tory r1vc r tlw D et r 11It LJ()ns The Dulphm s brr,ke to d 28-7 halfttme lead and even tlw btg·play Cardmal attack couldn't C(impetc w1U1 the D(ll phms, whn al'cum ulateU nver 500 yard s 1n tnt C:Il offense. " We could dn IJT'Ctty mu c,. h what we wa nted t" dr•," s.wl Gnese, who completed 15-nf- Several players (rom the Southern Valley Athlet ic Conference tSVAC ) have been selected to Class A Ohio Southeastern Dtstnct team announced Wednesday by the Associated Press . First team honorees were tackles Darrell Jones, 5-ll, 22!i pound from Kyger Creek and Scott Souder, 6·2, 1115 pounder from Southern and Franklin Furnace guard, Hugh Boogs, a 5-11, 185 pound junior. Second team offenstve selections were Larry Carter, Southwestern, Greg Ball, ---"--Ironton St. Joe; Marcus NEW YOHK l UPl i - The Getger, Kyger Creek; 'Rex New YOI k Bange! s assigned Justice, North Gallia and n ght wmg Ken Hodge tr, the Randy Lucas of Kyger Creek New Haven KmJ.',hth awks of was the placektcker. the Arnf'r!Can Hockey 1£ .ague Named to the ftrst team Thursday and called up 11ght defense were Tun Walker, wing Ed Johnstr1ne ~:~ nd left Ironton St. Joe; Doug Hale, wmg Dan Newman fr nm Ne\\ Oak Hill, and M1ke Casey, Haven Kyger Creek The nangers alsn Sa id left Kelly Winebrenner , wmg Greg p, Jl, w••u ld be Southern, was named as a s1dehneq fnr fnur tt1 five days ltnebacker on the second w1th a :stramed r 1ght knee team s uffered 1n Wedn esdav rught's game With Cnloi ~llo 1 pomts 111 5 · .!0 o1f tht' I111 d quatlcr and dt>ft>ated 1ht• L1o ns, dft~f l l\ t l) l'ild lll J.! Deli Pt t 's pl <n ,,ff h· IP\'!-. '~ 1th :r 5-6 r £'('1nl Payton , \\ hn o..,~ l ~ ,n \'FL rcc_ord with 275 y;J r 1b r uslnng m last Sunday's g:une a~:; nn-.;1 MIIIIll' S Ul i:t the New York Jets Defenstve cnds L.C Gleenwood and John BHnaszak were stt ll doubtful for the J ets game Bnth suffered sprauwd knees m the Nrw 6 ga me w1th the Denver BrnnctiS 1 ·• swd Pd\l"n, wh11 IS 462 ya rds sh ~ of 0 J Sunpsrtn' s t et:(nl fnr' rusln ll_g yar rl <-: m a swglc 992·2094 cage opener, 63to60 ' New Ford Pinto • IIEWI Standard AM Pushbotton •Customer mav deltlt lor credtt or upgrade at additional ccs1 • IIEWI Standard Tinted Glass All Around. • NEWl Standard Electric Rear Window Defroster. • NEWI Standard Power Front Disc Brakes. , • NEWl Standard Full Wheel Covers. new Ford • Built l"ord lpugh All new ®®®\WI®®®®~® • Ford Bronco Pomeroy, 0. • Tough yet comfortable 'Mir'lufldor.r't IU~ tUcker prtce of p;nto Pony ll.dudlng lltlt, tett~ and dlltlniUon chii'V"· I FiP;J'il•/l United Preos International Another season has arrived for trappmg most fur beanng animals m Oh10 and officials report a late begmning for most senous trappers. Nels Nordholm, fur buyer for David Schwartz and Son Furners in Columbus, says pnce are down and ·'many dealers are not buymg at all due to the currently depressed market.'' ·The sttuatton wtll probably change once the season gets fully underway and the availabtlity of vanous furs becomes establtshed. · Trapping ts not a full-ttme professton for most Ohtoans, but for those who hve m rural Logan drops POMEROY ·HOME & AUTO (iln ~. 1u n up~l·ts In v .md Was h m1~1 1 •II pull:-. 1dt sm pr J>(lf\g r ,l( a nnual!~ btl' 111 U1e olhl'l ~ea son g;_-unc:s Suntl:w . ~hm1'l-.11 tH 1s <.~ t (in•t n B~1v , !\t •w Or\ e;_rn:--; {1t !-lo~n 1-'rati( Jsco, Los "11~ L'h-~ .Jl l'll'\~ld llll P II ~IJUI ~~~ dt B~l y, San Dt{'f-!11- .!L Sl•;_rtllc, f\ l\ ,mt~r u t T dmpa Ba\', the New ( 'u u· umdtt \'~or k ( ;w nt.s a t P h l lt~ d~ lphr .l Engltlntl rllltl .11 K:-HJS.IS ('n ~ dt Jlousl r1n B11ffalo 1S at 0dkland 111 tin: M!)ndtt' mg:ht gdlllt' . Outdoors l.(ISS·Up .~ Ice Gnp studs avmlable where law perm1/s but Ha ltnnnn• lea ds Mw m1 on\\ 11 .! g,n nes and DPmt•r 'llo~ s JU St a r111c-gamc lead ny('r Oak l;;tnd !)alias, the l~ad ct of the r-a,·c s E:1 stern 01v1s ron, fdt'l'S an old nt-mesJs· Sunday when ll t~kcs on Wash mgt11n The aJ,!mg Hetl:skln:-:. are t" t' 1!~-'~ llll'S bPhmrl Da llas m t! w IJ) Nt.'\\ Ba~ If Anz ona State beats Ar1zona Saturday - they're a • twntouchdnwn favnnte to do so - they'll represent the Western Athletic Conference agamst Penn State m the Fiesta Bnwl on Christmas Day Shnuld Anz,1na upset Anzcma State, Colorado State wtll go U• the Ftesta Bowl. If Texas can keep 1ts undefeated 1ecord mtact 11gatn st the 11th-ranked Agg1es Saturday, the Longhorns wtll wm the Southwest Conference anJ be m the Cotton Bowl Jan . 2 agatnSt fifth-ranked Notre Dame. If Texas A&M upsets Texas, the Agpes also have !<)beat Houston next week to gam the Cntton Bowl S'l'. LOUIS (UP!)- The St Louts Blues Thursday recalled Brian Ogilvi~ and Floyd Thomson fn•m the Salt Lake Golden Eagles, the team's farm club m the Central Hockey League The t..o wtll jom the club m time for weekend games at Cleveland and Bnstnn . Hnth t('ams IM VC h-;H.'\,l·H·,HIIIlg !J- 1 r ecord s D1v1 '1"1' Tamp<:~ thts game 1 thtnk it should be Radio* Tlw rnn~l attr actlvc game on Su ndd \ 's ... chedu le prts Hdltl!nnl~. th1.·; (Jr:-;t-place t~•;m tn till' AF'C·~ E,rsh•rn Dl\ tstt n, .t~Hllhl DE> n\'t'l' , Ihi! lt·ad1•t 11f ti1+..' AF("~ Wester n (" ' ' 4.'11 ''I dnn'l understand/' sa1d USC Cuach J (lh n Rnbmsnn, 01 how we can be favfll ed m LOGAN (IIU) -Gasser J.o. 6; Krieg <t0-8: Keynes 3-0-6; Lehman 10-0-20, Walton 0-2-2, Braglln 2-1-5; Clark 2·0-4; Hallett 1-0-2, Dalton 2 0-4, Tucker t-1-J TOTALS28·4-60. HILLIARD (63) Birkhead 11 -3-25, Rapp 3-0-6, Baker 0-1 ·1. Thomas 1·0·2, Green 7-1 -15, Feldmeyer 4·6· 14; TOTALS 26·11-63. Store by quarters: Logan 18 14 16 12-60 Hilliard 19 10 16 18-4>3 Reserve score- Hilliard 51 Logan 44 (at 1. 12 ,00~ 1 boost Uwir re['nl d H' G5 "Evertlnng IS g,tllll! guod fnr us, but I' m tlnnki!IJ..! nm' game at a tllll L' ant.! llt '\1 ,., Year's Eve tn face either Texas or Texas A&M lf UCLAwtns, Wash mgton w1ll get the Bluebonnet bid as the consolallon pnze. a l\\11 tr mr nph ! ltv ::~-\ l'di·"ld runmng bw·k r uslu d Iti l 1.l7 yard s tn ~0 ldl r lt·s ~n d caught fnur pd sSPs f r 107 y{lnls m twlpir1)1, til' Hvdt s -. PITTSBURGH 1UPI) The Pittsburgh Steelers held an early pral'trce Thursday hecause of the Thanksg tvtng holtda y and .mtdd le hne backer Jack Lambert , With st1 amed knee hgauH.:~nts. remained questinmtble fnr Sunday 's away game agamst " ( !! It' d second-ha lf luuchdm'diS unc on a 75-)dr tl p.tsl-i II 11 111 B1'h Avcllrnr - 111 "'Poll'k tilt• B~·. H s' NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! 606 E. Main St. , ' ' By RICK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UPIJ Miamt of Oh1o enjoyed a dessert on specta l Thanksgivmg Day. Cincinnati ate crow. Mia mi topped of! tis brilliant season wtth a tasty 12-7 comeback win over arch. rtval Cinctnnati It w~s · Mrami's e1ghth come-!rom·behirurwin of the year and ~ave the Redskins a sparklong )(].. ] rechrd Cincinnati not only blew'1ts lead and the game bul further tarnished a glossy pre-season prediction by Coach Ralph Staub. Staub naty dec lared hts team would go 11~ . Instead, h1s d1sappoinling club ftnished with a :H-2 mark . The Thank sg iving Day tussel was the 82nd editton of college football' s oldest nvalry west of the Allegheny Mountains . And M1am1 even -• ! :!;;':;:7 Dolphins humble Cards. 0 areas 1t IS often an unportant w d y tn supp lt•rnen t the 1r HI COillC . Acc ordwg to No rdh olm , average pli ces fflt pelts are . f(ray fox, $15 , red fox, $20; racoon, $12, muskrats, ~1. and opposum , $1 · Trapper s and others mter~sted m up-to-date mfot matwn on pelt pnccs com conto1d the Agn cultural Extens1011 Servtce m their county. Trappmg of "tid animals is strictly 1cgulated by the Department of Natura l 1\esoun.:es and trapper!S should study the regulatwns before settmg traps �..• ' ..• - ! • ~The Daily Sentme\, Mid•tleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frioay , NJv. 25, 1977 t- The Daily Sentmel, MJddleport·Pomeroy. 0. Fnday, NO\'. 25, 1m Bucks open Moeller cage season . • tonight strmght Maravich's steal sinks Denver five r..,\m~ off seren straight Camp)' Russell Ulssed in 13 of hts 25 points and Walt \1Ctortes. New Orleans scdred 72 Frazier got eight of his 18 pmnts m the first half, but poi nts in - a 21-point third period to lift Cleve land into allowed &1. O.rll'er. which leads the sole possession of first plal'e l\tidwt"st [)1\'ision, was paced in the NBA's Cen tral United Press International b; Dan lssel and Da,·id Di,ision. Austin Carr came off the benGh to add 12·points With the dust barely settled Thompson wllh 29 points for Cleveland and Jim from footba ll, Ohio colleges each. In the only other NBA game Brewer pulled dmm 14 re- kick off th e basketba ll seltson Thursday , Cleve l and bounds . Paul West phal this weekend, featuring the defeated Phoenix, 91-82. topped Phoeni x wit h 22 long-awaited debut of Ohio ' Sta te's ce lebrated yo ung Ca \'allers 91. Suns 82: points. Buckeyes Friday night . Coach El do n Miller's second Ohio State squad will Th ursda~ ' s R t>su tt o;. Cre ~o ela nd 9 " P tiOt.'P ... tl:' open its 21-gan>e sch!!dule by Ne"' Or Ins 1JI 0 t'f1 U •r 1!9 hosting q.I State Hayward Fndav ·s Gam l's SA:\ ~' RAI\C ! SC'O I UP ! r N('v. YOrio.. ar BCIS ' Or' Thr~ Urun •rslt\' nf Kt!ntur kY before a capacity St. J ohn Goldl'n S t~lt' iii Pn r,, stan d 11u t s Quarterba ck Arena crowd of 13.497. \' .! V~ ;;IU !r.. t~ l" at A. ~ .:'~ n • .1 Miller , whose fr es hman Phoen,.,. ~t tnd a r"d Of:>rri<:k Ramst':. cteft•nslH' N e VI. Jer ~e "r at LCI~ nnq class of six ls·rated the best in end An Still and d£>frns.J\'t' ( h,e aqo at Sean te the nation, will ha ve two of 'Satur day ' s Gam,es back - Dallas Owens Pn il(lde tpn a a r Rv!l il o the firSt-year players in his Tl1 w·sday bt•ca me thr first Gol d('n State at N(' l\ Vo rl.. starting·lineup - 6-11 l'enter players tn alTrpt im·itat inns \o\ rt w~u~ e£> df S.ln AM on- o Hous t on~~ \\asMrn at on Herb Williams of Columbus tn play in the Shr ine East· lnd i an.:t a' D en v r.r and 6-2 guard Carter Scott of We-st Footba ll Game and Cl evelan d aT Oe tr cir l Barberton. Boston at l<.ansas Cr r~ Pageant Dec. 31 at Stanf ..rd New JerS.l'Y at Por tt<H'd The other three starters Stadium. The three will play f,.r the . will be 6-7 sophomore J in> F:ast squad, which will be EUinghausen and 6-4 junior N H L St andrng !> C'C\arhe-d by r. enr ~t' Welsh 11f Fred Poole at the forwards Bv Un1 ted P resi Interna t ional and 6-1 sophomore Kelvin Ca m pbell Con i N ence ~a\'~ . Patrrck D i\' ISiOn Ransey at the point guard W L T PIS . spot. NY 1sland er's 10 5 6 Ph rl ade lpi" l II .! J 05 "We plan to play eight or ATlanta 7 7 6 ?0 .. nine players; · said Miller. NY Ranqers. e 10 2 18 ' "Our type of play is 5o' Sm vthe 0 1nS 1on demanding that a pla)'er Cn ic aoo w L7 ~ P\5 ] MONT REA L t UPl l won't be able to go the full v anc ou ver o 9 .1 16 Hamilton Tiger Cat runni ng forty minutes." Colorado 6 s 3 . 1s b k M in n esot~ ac J im Ed wards was 12 5 li :' Others who figure to see St Lo ui s J 13 3 11 selectt>d Thu rsday as the . l f th ' Wal es Confe r ~nce · • d' J Norrrs O tvisron year 5 nUtsta n mg p aye r in ac t towear Y or e Buckeyes w L T Pts. t he Canad ia n Frtnt ba\l are 6·8 Ji m Smith of Cleveland; 6-7 Mark Hetz of Montreal 13 .1 .3 19 Lea ~t ue , Los Angeles 9 6 J '21 r;Detro i t :r 1 Edwards, whn beat rtul Defia nce ; 6-6 Terry Burris of 9 6 3 5-4: Mike Cline of P · tr~sourqh 5 10 J \J Jerry Tagge !'I f the British Colwnbus; Al l GAMES M'll b WOSh1ngton .7 1 ~ .! fl TEAM W l P OP Ironton I ers urg ; 6-3 Tony Hall of Adams 0 •\·•sro n Colu mbia Linns fn r the Saturday ' s ga mes : Ironton 0 0 0 0 Wuisville, Ky. ; and S--9 Todd w L T P ts awa rd, led the league in Waverly 0 0 0 0 Wash ington CH a t Ga llipolis Buft<tlo 11 6 2 2" ~ rus h 1.ng w1t· h a n Easte rn PeJUl of Colwnbus. A t hens 0 0 0 0 Vint?n County at Me,i gs BosTon 11 S ·J 16 Cal State Hayward, 16-13 11 J 2 '}J Conferen ce r f:'cnrd n£ 1,581 Gall ipol is 0 o o o M.a non.Franklin at Athens Toronto last season, has two starters Tuesda y) ga mes : Mei gs o o o o Jackso(l Cle .... etand 6 10 1 lJ ya rds. at M in ford Wetlston 0 0 0 0 Th urs da v ' s Res ult s returning, &.4 Dana Loville ~a v erly at Portsmouth We st hard t('l romE' back and we 8)' IRA KA t:FMA N wen~ m control." sa1d Denver l: PI Sp<lrts ll'rlltr Tht" Denver ~u ggets wert" Coach Larr~ Brown. ··1 dtdn't run c.w . er by a "Truck" think we pia~ ed good defense Thursday night. bulll wa s the tn the firSt half but we gQt " PIStol" "' ho blew them better." The :-;uggets dropped their away m a la te-game second stratght game after showdown at the Superdome . :\ew Orleans· Leonard "Truck" Robmson ned the game with a 26-fool jumper with eight seconds left and ~ua rd "Pis tol" Pe te I I ~tara\'ich promptly stole the ball fr om O.m·er's Bnan Taylor and rac-ed upcourt to SJnk the winning layup with N BA Standr ngs Bv Unrted Press ! ntpr nah c na l ooe secood left, as the Jazz Ea ster n Con f t.>r encewon their fourth stratght At !ant re Dr \r \r on W L Pet GB game b\' beating the :-;uggets, Pn let ,, s ·oe 131-129. 9 .5tJ:' f'.. e.... 'f o r~ C9 5Q\.\) ··we went for the double Bu ffa lo Boston ~ 10 JJJ 6 tea m 1on Ta)'lt'rl and 1 just NeV. ...-ersey :' 1.1 175 9 had a good quick first step." Central Or\ rsron W L Pet GB ex plained :\i aravirh, who Cle ,.. elnd 11 ;; ~8 hasn't built his All -Pro AJiant d IC. S 66 7 nn tonr 11 8 5"9 reputation ,.,th his defense . San Ne ....· Or tn s· IC 8 556 " " I knew no one was going to W.;lSh, nQln ,E- 1 5JJ 7 Hou ston 6 lO 375 · s,. beat me to it." We sl l"r n Conference Maravich fited in 3! points Mrdwest Or\' riron and Robins on, a quick, W L Pet. GB er 12 63 ~ powerfu lly but!t forwa rd. ·DE>nv \ I '""' o e 579 J added 28. Robinson also leads Cr-caoo 8 a 5(10 J 10 J ' .1 .1 tl1e league in rebounds and ln da n a D f' 'f O I 6 10 ) 75 .1 hJS game-tying basket was "-M sasc ·~ 6 11 35J ~ Pacd rc Orvr'i rOn made orer the outstretched W L Pet . G B hand of All-:-;BA defenst\'e Port lano 1) J 8' ) player Bobby J ones . Pnoenr )( 06600 3 9 9 500 5 oen St "We shouldn't lose games LGol 7 Hl .1 12 e . os .Ar"oele s like this because we worked Se ~l! Jf' 1.1 ~~] -q BY GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer AKRON, Ohio t UP!) Cincinnati Moe ller tries • tD become the fi rst school to win thr ee straig ht state high school football pl~yoff titles Friday ni• ht "' hen the r Cr usaders of Coach Gerry Fa ust ta ke on Canton McKinley in the Rubber Bowl in the Class AAA championship game. Moeller JXlls a :l.'i-t(ame winning streak on the line in the 7:30 p.m. clash, not having lost sin ce the semifinalsofthel974playoffs l:IG-10 to Warren Harding). Moeller advanced to the finals with a 42-a thumping of Toledo Central Catholic last weekend , wh ile McKinley ectg!!d Cleveland St. Joseph I~ in the other AAA semi . Both the Class A and AA finals will be play!!d Sa turday r ------------, : Pro l lStandings \ I Cage standings Jackson Pt. Pleasa nt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ravenswood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 60 Wednes d ay ' s r esult ! Hilliard 63 loga n 60 Toni ght' s ga mes : V ir gie vs . Portsmouth , Ironton Iron ton vs. Ashla nd. Por1smouth Washing1on CH logan J • 0 0 63 V!nton .Coun ty at Well ston Ctrclev!lle at Wash ington CH Dec . 2 games : 1\'\eigs at Ironton Well ston at Ja ckson At hl'!ns at Wa ver ly Galli polis at Loga n Russell at PortSm outh at Mad is on Pia ins Wash lngton CH at at •• 1111 1111 QEER SWGS BOX OF FIVE •12 GAUGE $f49 •16 GAUGE •20 GAUGE . ... .I • l ' •410 GAUGE .. ' BAUM TRUE VALUE Montrea l J Bu ffalo 1 Boston 6 Wash inoton 0 Los Ang 5 P rflsburgh 3 Fr rd av ' s Gam e Ch i cago at Colo rado Cle"e at Pn rta . ai1 Sal urd fiy ' s Gilm es NY Rngrs at Boston , nit NY lslndrs at P i tt.sbgh Los Angele. ~ al Atlanta Det r o rt ~~ Morit r eal Wash ington at Toror)to Ch rcaao M . Va n couvC' r Colora do at Mi nne soTa Sf LOU IS at Cleve l and w~ TEXACO. junior college transfers. Most of the other action Oi'lllas St . Lo uis Washington NY C 1ants Ph ila delph i a 8 1 T. 20 J 0 o 6 <~ · J 6 0 3 7 0 Pe t . 800 .636 Fli nt Port Huron I ! pis. gf ga 10 6 0 20 72 78 8 5 4 20 52 46 Sa g maw 6 8 2 14 74 66 Muskegon 6 12 1 13 60 73 Kalama zoo _)_ 7 5 11 52 57 South . w I tpts . gl ga Toledo 8 5 4 20 66 i l Fl_. Wayne 7 5 6 20 63 sa M•l wauk ee 6 4 6 18 53 49 Dayton 7 9. 2 16 51 65 Thursday's Results Fort Wayne s, Da y ton 2 Muskegon 3. Saginaw 2 Milwaukee 2, Port Huron Friday' s Game K ala mazoo at Fl int Saturday's Game s Flint •I Fort Wayne Kalam azoo at Muskegon .eoo Sag inaw at Port Huron .400 Toledo at Dayton . ~00 • The NHL said fiims showed Finn was atte mpti n~ tn r~strai n Dqrnhnefcr during a ft ght with th e Island ers· Garry H.nwa tt wh en the Philadelphia player struck the nfficial on the chest with his fist and elbowed him in the face. A thought for the day : American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow said, "ln\0 each life some rain must fall ; some days must be dark and dreary." ANTITRUSI' BILL COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The Ohio House Tuesday concurred, 77-8 , in Senate changes and sent to Gov. James A. Rhodes a bill broadening the terms under which the sta te attorney general may obtain information about antitrlL'lt activities. The bill provides for a precomplaint discovery process through which the a ttocney genera l ma y obtain documents and testimony for possible use in a civil suit. Th e legislation also protects t he rights of the person complying with an invest igative demand. mm · .Seeds · Bird Seeds · Olyster Shells and Grit Fertilizers · Lime · Cement & Mortar • Stock 5~\t · Water Softener · Re.medies - Salt • Lttters • Vaccine · Roofing ·. · Paints . Red •• Brand Fencing · Baler and Binde r Twine Sprays - Gales. SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberrv Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy, Catholic, 265 yards through U>e air and 261 coming on the ~round. Senior quarterback _Ma rk Schweitzer hit on 15 of 28 : JlHS""S and three touchdowns • against Central Catholic. "We'll tl')' to do about he same thing we di d against • Toledo." said Faust, "uniess . the weather 'dic ta tes otherwise. We th row about 30 pert-ent of the time. " Stevenson and Asberry led . McKi nley's c ome bac k against SL Joseph, as the Bulldo gs overcame a 6-0 deficit with 3 pair of' second half to uchdowns. Moeller is in the playoffs for the fi fth time in their sixyear history, while Mt'Kinley is making its fir st appea rance . · ~ IOr Gl vill . en e Three local athletes, all Southern High grads, were on this year's Glenvill e College football team . Sophomore Greg Dunning got the start ing nod at an inside lineba cker position and knew mu ch praise fr om Coach Whitey Adolphson. He feels Greg will become an outstanding football playe r for Glenville. Freshmen Je~ry Johnson and Steve Boso suffered early season injuries, but both sa w action on the reserve squad. · Dunning is the. son of · Pat · and Herb White of Tennessee; Johnson is the son of Jerry and Dorot hy J ohn so n of Racine , and Boso is the son of Clair and Ann Boso of Port· land . 'lkth:r' ·f\ !}en·~ THE FII!E,LACE 510 ¥( lt)o s un aut cOmb,natrOI'I • OO!l st oYe • na lrreol•c• co~• ' 1"111111 1 rn mmu1el • • rno~t p•n•• mu onry aUeratoon s It ,bUf iiS $e.ISOt~t'Q "" cod !I'HOU'Q h Out !l"'e I'I•Qfll • rll h . . ! •our home 1 110 coo1. rour me a•s • rso gre•t IOI' umps u tw11 Sk r-todges and IS I n tm erge nc, unrl tn cas• or 00 ,.,, 111,. UfiU F !!IHXJ • 18 I'IIQP'i t8 OHp Door Openrng 9 1 "' ' "' · 1 4 " 13 We oghl 1~ lbs 6.clo. Pal'lel Sta J.4 '"1 • •0. 42 Otl'le r s •a' l'lrvl'l 1 I ViU II O' I mt3l GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St . 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SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT 5 MENTALLY ILL COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Ohio House Tuesday unanimously ratified and sent to Gov. James A. Rhodes the Senate version of a bill refining the law on P"tients hospita lized for mental illness. The bill makes less formal the hearin~s on involuntary hospitalization and requires the ~ tto rn ey ge nera l to furni sh attorneys for the state. · It a lso relaxes a requirement that a patient receive a hearing every 90 days during a n involuntary comm ttme nt, stipula ting such hearings ~Ite r the end of the first 90 days only a t the P"lient's request but no later than every two ·years. ~- Holli~ay IT'S OUR 18TH S3Q95 4 wheel dr i -ve . Buy F"'JW befor e winter com es. Nov . 15 at the f~r)er Lewis home on Brown A. Turkey with dressing w:l prepared by Mrs. RobertlfYoung and Mrs. Evelyn Stwa rt . Their pro~ram was 01 energy . I) Mrs. Young resented the d.evotiona!s, P)li ppians 4:6, an d a rca cr g entitl ed, ~>Thank You, ather," and a '11mught fo r Jhe Day. She closed with plyer. Each club m emb~ o"red a prayer .. expressing 1he · things they were espc<ally tha nkful for . Mr s. uren e Le wi s, Massa chuset ts, Verm ont , president presided during Be ready for win ter, gef . Geor gia, North Carolina , w hweyou want to go safe IV the busiess meeti'ng . The _Tennessee, lllin ois, Indiana , with ill good set of s now secretar's report was given New Mexico, Oklah oma, tires . by Mrs George Carson, the Iowa, Kansas, North Dakota , treasuf<'s by Mrs. William South Dakota , Utah, Arizona, Zirkle Committee reports l'jevada a nd Washington. also rere given by Mrs. j.::».:e».~->.:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::;::::::::::o:•::;;:;:?.::::::::::::::::::~::~::~:::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:::;:::::::::::::;.;.: Governors must promise Zirkl and Mrs. Cecil Smith, support for the limit in Mrs Smith pointing out that writing each Jan. 1 if they are dyi g hai r, estroge n and to continue receivin g federal ~ :;: \iqtd protein are reported highway aid. halllful to health. By Alma Marshall The statistics used in the. .'he Christmas party of the . Mason scenior citizens enjoyoo a 'l'hanKsgiVIng atrmer o~·­ Transportation DeJlHrtment hmemakers has been set for November 16 at Polnt Pleasant Irm . The group included Cla ra report were drawn from le e. 20 at the histori c Staats, Helen Elias, Wilda Coleman, Bertha Hall, Edna Burris, information s ub mi tted neeting place on Brown St. at Ruby Bond, Blanche Jones, Gladys Riley, Estell Werry, Ella annually by the states . o:30p.m. Mrs. Landon Smith For d, Barbara McDaniel, Cora Roush, Lucy Johnson, Goldie and Mrs. Cecil Smith will Smith, Mildred Tripp, Mildred Riley and Mary Harris. plan the menu a nd Mrs. Frank Hendrickson and Mrs. Barbara McDaniel drove cars Laurene LewiS1 Mrs. N3ncy and took the ladies to dinner . VanMeter and Mrs. Lester Johnson the. program . The Mason United Methodist Women, meeting Monday The group voted to buy a evening at the church, opened wlth prayer by president, Mrs. clock for the home which is Catherine Smith. The topic of the program, "Blessedness of usually used as meeting place Mr. and Mrs. Randy Young Giving" was led by Mrs. Helen Barton ; Mrs. Maxine Arnold each month. Athank you card read a Thanksgiving poem, "Autumn in My Heart ;'' Mrs. and Loren of Minersville Rev . Pa ul Yeun ga ve CA RPENTER The was read from Mrs. Fr ed Barton read Scripture, and a silent prayer was offered giving visited with Mr . and Mrs. Temple Church United prayer and Mrs. Yeun ~a n g a (Sarah) Spencer. Maurice Reel! and fa mily Meth odist Women 's group hymn of praise and Rev. thanks for blessings of 1977. Mrs . J ohn Ma rshall · met at the church the evening Yeun showed slides of rural It was suggest!!d next year lor the group's World Thank Sunday. presented the lesson oh Mr. and Mrs . Gene Wilson of Nov . 16 with guests from China and the primitive LETART FAL LS - A offering each member give 2 or 3 cents a day over the one l'ent " Ener gy Savi ng and shower will be held a t the per day that they gave last year. visited with Wilbur Reed at Albany a nd Sn owvill e methods used to raise food Emergency Food." Facts Leta rt Falls Community HaD A brief history of the origin of Thanksgiving was read by Marion recently . churches present. A short and of t ransP,rtation. stressed were thaf foss il fuels Wronesday, Nov . 30 for Mrs. Mrs. Barton. Mrs. Frances Stewart closed with a poem, Kim Coleman and friends business session was held. Refreshments were enare being used up leaving the F reda of Columbus spent a weekend Buchan n and "Thank God." Plans were made for the joyed in the socia l rooms by concerned familv no choice daughters who !osi a U their During the business meeting Mrs. Catherine Smith set with her grandmother, Mrs. December meeting to be held the 25 present. but to joi n the eifort to con· possessions when fire Nov. 28 ior all executjve officers to meet to make out 1978-79 Helen Archer. at the home of Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Hazel Barton visited serve energy . their home. Any program books. The study group , on Women of the Bible will · destroyed Crabtree, with a gift ex. North Second A~ e nu e Also, some energy savers new or used furniture or IJ1""t Tuesday, Dec. 6at 7: 30p.m. at Graham United Methodist r ecently with Mr. and Mrs. J . change for secret JlHlS to be Middleport, Qh i4S7 60 are elect ric skillets as they clothing, etc. would be ap- Church with Mrs. Maxine Arnold as leader. D. Kibble at Parkersburg, W. held. Mrs. Carl Crabtree will Phon e : 99 2. 161 prec iated . The building will Refr eshments were served by hostesses, Mrs. LaVera . Va . plan the Christmas devotions. Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and be open all day Wednesday so Yeager , Mrs. Sarah Spencer and Mrs. Mildred Riley. A Thanksgiving program EVEIYONE WELCOME ever yone may ,leave what .· Attending were Mary Capehart, Helen Barton, Evelyn Mrs. Lyle Balderson visited planned by Elizabeth Jorda n Two Hour Cl<lsses Pr offitt , Lilah Zirkle, Catherine Smith, Frances Stewart, Lois with Mrs .. Bess Larkins at featured a sharing time with they have to donate. '5.00 Mrs. BuChann's sizes a re 16 Test , Gladys Riley , Joyce Carson, Margarei Pickens, Maxine Turtle Gr eek Nursing Home each · one tellin g what P"nts and coat, size 9 shoes, Arnold, Reverend Evelyn L. Maring, coordinator of the at Parkersburg, W. Va . Tha nksgiving mea ns to her. You' ll make o'-ler a dozen Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Scri pture t)lat ~.o m ma n d s dilf ere nt candle s. 16 dress, 36A bra, 101'> socks, studies, and hostesses. Pastor - Janes E . Kees~e Charles Humphrey were Mr. people to be thankful was c-ho co lat e c ov e red 36 blouse. cherries, coconut bon ·bon s The girls' sizes are pa nts THE OAK GROVE United Methodist Church is having a and Mrs. Gary Walker of read by West ina Crabtree; Hom e Phme 667 -6479 and take it .all home with size 8-10, medium blouse, 71'> special Thanksgiving program following Sunday School on Racine. the group sang, "Count Your you . Sunday Schoo\.. . . .. ... . . . .. ....... 10 : 00 A.M. Visiting Sunday with Mrs. Blessings" and the poems, shoes, coat or jacket, small ; November 27 at the church. A turkey dinner will be served in Phone Morning Wor ship . . ... . . . . . ....... 11 : 00A. M. medium, socks 8, bra 34A· the social room . The church will furnish the turkey for ,the Hazel Barton was the Charles " Thankful" and " Thank s· Diana Boggs Donaldson family of Logan. giving" were read by Kathy Sunday Evening •• .. . . .•• . ••••. .•.. 7 : 00P. M. 34B, underwear, 5-7. cover ed dish fellowship dinner. 446-7903 - Mrs. L . Balderson Jordan and Elizabeth Jordan. They now reside at a partly Wedne sday Ev e nng .... ... ......... .7: 00P. M. furnished home in Portland Members of the Christian Brethren Church of Mason , and a re in need of a bed, 'l'V, r~ntly held a sk.atin,g party at the Skate-Away in Chester, Fun~m entJI - Independent and other furniture. Meigs County, Ohio. A good time of fellowship was enjoyed by all including Bill Pass and Rt . 124 LOS ANGELES (UP!) ZWlpan,Young, Rebec~ Smith! Paul~t. ta Winston, it- Sherry Kimand andBilly, Kath~Janie. Wrtght, MISsy S1111th, Tammy Relief pitcher Terry Forster It Casto, Angte Hayes, ·Beth S1111th, Paula Russell, Lisa Camp, signed a five-year , $850,000 Jt Pam Hurlow, Gene, Randy , Lisa King, Debbie Pullen, Norma contract with the Los Angeles 200 West Main Pomeroy , It and Barbara Queen, Larry and Roger Roach, David Ross, Dodgers Tuesday . Sandy, Terry and Jeff Henry, Kevin and Sarah Shields, Shane "We felt our biggest nero Fri. & Sat. Evening 7:30P.M. It Shtelds, Todd Zuspan, Robert, Becky, David and Carrie was for a lefthanded reli ef Sunday Morning 10 : 00 A. M. It Stewart, Btll and Velma Zuspan, Rolfe Lee, Ray and Helen pitcher a nd Terry fits that Jt Myron and Melanie Fields, Dena Fry, Jim and Nora Lewis need, " ·Sa id Dodger Vice Speaker, l:arson Patterson It Cynthia, J~hn, Kim and Ta~y Elliott, John, Shirley and President A! Campanis, who of Jackson, Michigan : Karen Lewts, Betty Sayre, Btlland Carolyn DeMoskey, Earl, nego ttated t he se ttl ement It Delores Troy and Renee Stewart, Bub Lewis and Patty with Forster Friday. If you strved on active duty in the Armed Services Clevenger . includilll the Coast Guard - as an Ohio resident during Scripture was given by Bill Zuspan and the dismissal the yea·s 1964-1973, you may be eligible for a tax free It prayer by Raymond Fields. Mason and Area Personals cash ben us or educationa I assistarlce from the State of ~ It Mrs. Hester Heaton Mees has expressed thanks for the Ohio. PJso eligible for a special ca ' bonus are the next: many get-well cards she has received from her area friends . / I I l ' ' , , of- kin~ Missing in Actions and d eased Veterans who It- . . ~rs . Betty Kimbel of Poctage, Michigan spent a week served uring I his 1964-1973 time p iod . The deadline for Jt vtsttmg her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Scarberry in New OFFER GOOD THRU DECEMBER 3RD. accept g applications is Decemb 31, 1977. For further It Haven. : . Mrs. Lois Harms •.Tolroo, Ohio, Mrs. Addie Pittman and infonr tion write to the Bonus mmission at 79 East It granddaughter, V~lene VeU~r .of Bowling Green, Ohio ; Mrs. State Ureet, Columbus, Ohio 43215 or call Area Code 614- >t Joan Bennett ~ Gml and Chrtsbe of Minerva , Ohio spent the 466-7(50, or conlact the Vetera s Service Office, 114 lt weekend vtst\tng Mr . and Mrs. Chester Oliver at Clifton, and attended the wooding of Cathy Curry and Terry Tucker at New SINGER Multerry Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohi 45769, or call 992-2820. 100% .POLYESTER lt Haven United Methodist Church on Saturday. ' This includes All Veterans of t e Vietnam conflict. lt Mrs. Ann Blake, Mrs. Elaine Grogan, Mrs. Margie Cart- . SPECIAL use less power than the range, and ~se of a pressure cooker and othe r sma ll elec tric appl iances. Other ener gy saving tips incl uded : - Cut , di ce, slice or coarse ly shred to shorten cooking time for vegetables. - Use tight fittin g lid while cooking vegetables. - Use a small amount of water whtle cooking and p<lUr off som e liquid from canned vegetables. - Don:t pre-heat oven. Tum oven off 5 to 10 minutes before end of coo king time. Bake several things at one time . Don't peek in oven. The lesson on conserving energy was given by Sandra By us and Virginia Black, both residential advisors for the Appalachian Power Co. At the Leam and Return Day at Croar Lakes, Ripl ey, they demonstrated making a cake in an electric skillet. The timer was set for 10 minutes. The first ten minutes the vent on the skillet was closed, a nd then until cake is done the vent was opened to let out steam. They cooked beans a nd rice in a pressure cooker. They suggested people turn ! 77 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX P.S. 17 JEEP CJ-5 II " If we are to retain and improve on the fuel and life savings benefits experienced over the past three years, a stronger effort must be made by all of us responsible for gaining increase compliance with the :i>mph speed limit," the president said. "I urge you to redouble your e ffo rt~ in comim· munica ting · the portance of the 55-mph limit to the people of yoUrstate and to take all available steps to elf eel a greater ':Iegree of compliance." . Telegrams weni to Connec- .r. t1cut, Ma in e, Texas , Mi ssou r i, Wy oming , * Ta n wit h a distincti ve brown s1r i pe. Auto .• Adams in a letter were exceeding the limit accompany ing the report during the first six months of this ~ear . sent to President Ca rter. The average speed of freeA significant portion or motorists violate the 55~nph flowing vehicles was 58 mph spe!!d limit," the report said. ·on r ural interstate highways From 30 percent to 77 percent in 1976 compared with 57.6 in 1975, and !i6 mph on urban of vehicles in various states lnterstates, compared with 54.7 for 1975, the report said. Wyoming and Connecticut shared the worst record, each wtth 77 perl'ent of vehtcles exl'eeding the limit, it sa id. Missouri ha d 74 percent, CARPENTER - Col umbia Maine 71 percent and Texas Grange (No. 2435 ) met 70 perl'ent. Virginia had the Friday the evening of lowest rate, with only 30 November 8 with Master per ce nt of its ve hicles Be rt ha Crippen presiding exceeding 55. Ohio was tied at 28th on the over the business session list with !i6 percent of the cars following a potluck supper, at the speed limits. exceeding 7 p.m. Tied with the Buckeye State Mrs . Robert Holliday, were West Virginia, South delegate to the State Session Ca rolina and Delaware. in_Tol~o. gave a report of At the same time; the adivities there. report said , highway deaths A county-wide Office rs from 46,011 in 1975 increased Conference was announced to 46,820 in !976, the fir st for November 29 at 7:30 p.m. increase since the 55~nph at Rock Springs Grange Ha lL limit was enacted. An interesting progra m Carter se nt a telegram to 22 feat uring Thanksgiving was governors whose states had given under the direction of 60 percent or more traffic the lecturer, Arthur Crabover the limit, expressing tree . concern about the trend . Bro~k , CHAIN SAWS opet lonal. l thermostats down to between 65 and 68. Wearing sweaters and wooly socks was also suggested. , Make sure the fireplace damper is closed wh en fireplace is not in use. Inv est in glass screens (double gla ss doors for fireplace) . Attendin g· the din· ner meeting were Mrs. Billie J ean Dawson , Mrs. Cather ine Smith, Mrs. sarah Spencer, Mrs. Joyce Carson, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mrs. Lilah Zirkle, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Nancy VanMeter and Mrs . Alma Marshall . By ALICE Z. CUNEO WASHING'I'ON (UP! ) Highway speeders are increasing. So are highway deaths. As memories lade of the long lines a t servil'e stations during the Arab oil embargo of 1973 , America ns increasingly ignore the :;> mvh speed limit whi ch grew out of it , says a rtw Transportation DeJlHrlment report. The rep ort said higher spe!!ds are eliminating the savings in lives and energy tha t acco mpanied the mandat~d limit on the interstate 1ftl!!lway system . "Highwa y speeds - after dropping significantly in 1974 and remaining at 1974 levels in 1975 - are gradually increasing ,' ' sa i d Transportation Sec retary CANDY . ClAssES V.W. -AMC--JEEP ~ " AAA cr~~,!,... ,'":., RIVERSIDE HEADQUARTERS - AT 992-2145 ASH ST. phiu. w CALL ART HARTLEY JR; MIDDLEPORT, 0. MONTREAL 1UP[) _ The Nati onal Hockey League T hu r sd a y s uspe nd c d · Phil ade lphia Flyers ' right wing Gary D"rnhnefer f•or two games fnr pun ching llnesman R11n Finn m a game ag ai nst · the Ne w Y11 rk !slanders N nL 17 at Philade l- r\lorth . HEATING OIL City Ice & Fuel Co. signed r rght .w ing Ken HOCloe To New Haven of t ile AHL · and called vp right w rnq Ed Jon nsto ne and !eft w rnq Ot~n Newman tr om ThE' 1<.1y qh thawil:s Rele ase e r ioht w rnq Rod Gilbert St . Louis Rec a lled Br i an Oq it .... ie and Ftoyd Thomson f r om Salt Lake of the CHL M rnnesota F i red Co<tch Ted Harr i s and namt>d assrst ant Coach Anarc Beahe u as replacemnt F Qotball Green B(ly S1gned free ~gent lrn~ebac ker Blane 5nHlh Untted ~res ~ lernationa J Fuel Chief I J)ISTRIBUTED BY Sport s. Tr ans act i ol') s By un 1 H~ d Pr eo;.s lnt er n a tron r~l n .ur sd av New Yo r kHockev Range r s As Seed and Milling ~; FOR FURTHER DETAILS .._on sac,.,.;..ons .., u __ Hockey L.eillllU! . Three }a ed p Y Ce.ntral W. L T NF L Stan d ings By U nr t ed Pr ess Internat i onal Am er rea n Conter enc e Ea st W L T Pet . Balt imore .900 9 1 0 Miami 8 3 0 .7 27 New England 6 ' 0 . .600 NY Jets 1 8 0 .200 Bu fra lo l 8 0 ,200 C entra l W. L T. Pet. 6<10600 Clev ela nd P itt sbu rgh 6 4 0 .600 Houston 5 5 0 .500 Cin c innat i 5 5 0 .500 w est W. L . T. P et . D enver 9 ) 0 .900 Oakland 8 2 0 .800 San D iego 5 5 0 .500 Seattle J 7 0 .300 Kansas Ci ty 1 8 0 .200 National c onfer ence Eas t HEATING OIL 1 and 5-10 Thaddeus Jamison, ·th th f · W~ e rest o lls starting lineup expected to come from involving Ohio teamS F riday Pet . nig ht will come in 600 M iilneso ta 6 J 0 SJS Ch;c ~ go 6 5 0 tour nament play. Detro i t '55 ' Ohio University takes on 200 1 86 00 Gr een Bav 0 10 0 000 Tampa Bav Rhode Island m th~ Clemson we sf lnvllattonal, w htle Ohio W L. T Pe r. Northern, Capttal, Oberlm, 700 L OS Angfles 7 1 0 . WHA Stand ings. At l a n ta s 5 0 .500 Bluffton and Tilli~ will play 4 6 0 .000 B y Un rted Pr ess I nterna t i o nal San Fran m out~ f-state . e\ ents. Rto W L. T PI!> . New Or leans J 7 o .300 T hurs d py ' s R esults New Eng l and 15 2 2 31 Gr~de and Wng~t State are W inn ioeg 12 7 1 Ch icago 31. Det r o it 1J l5 hosttng t h~tr own M ia mi 55 , St Lou is 1.1 Quebec 10 8 1 ll Edmonton a 10 1 ll Sund ay 's Gam es tollf!l~ents. tlus weekend. Houston 7 9 0 \J At_lanta at Ta mpa Ba y Htg~ hgh tm g Sa turday L os Ang at Clev!:'land ·~ indran<rpO I!S 6 9 3 l5 mg ht s b~ s~ sche dule IS NY Giant s a t Ci n c in na t i B!r n;rnghan' 5 11 1 \1 Ph i la at Ne w Engl and C1nc rnna t i 5 12 0 \0 Ak~on at Cmcmnati ; Oakland T hur sda y ' o;. R esults P rttsbu r gn at NY Je TS. . (Mtch.) at Toledo; Cal Stale Bir mrngh a m 12, Cinci 2 Ka nsas C i t ~ at H ouston M innesot a a r Gr een Bay lndpls 5. Eomonron J , or Hayward at Dayton; Xavier Fr rday ' s Gam es Bal t imor e at D en ver at Purdue; Sagmaw Va lley Dalla s at Was h in g ton Que~ec at N ew Eng l al"'d (Mtch.) at Youn gstown New Ori M at ·san Fran Cinc rnnat i at Ho us ton . Satu r day ' s Ga m es. San D iego at Sea ttle State; and, m a doubleheader Cinc rnnat i at tndpls Monda v ' s G am e _m Cleveland, John Carroll Bf lo at Oa kland. night Edmonton at N ew Eng Bi r mingham at Quebec going against Cleveland Sta te and ea,., ·Western playing Baldwin-Wallace. International W. L ou'll ·be happier . . sI]JOrlS " eyes third night in the Rubber Bowl with Ashtabula St. J oh n (9-1) meeting Crfl(lks\·ille ( 9-2) for the small school title at 4:30 p.m. and top-ranked Elyria Catholic ( ! Hl) and No. 2 Wyom ing (!M) tangltng at 7:30p.m. lor the AA crown, Tlte Moelle r-McKinley game, which pits the No. I and N<>. 4 teams in the fi nal UP! Board of Coaches AAA ratings, matches McKinley's strong rurming game against Moe ll er 's well-balanced attack. ' " They' re really un· derra ted ," Fa ust said of the Bulldogs, who lost their last game of the season to Massi llon (21-0) after being ranked No. 2 until then. "They ca n throw the ball if th ey have to, bu t t heir running game is a wesome . They' \'e got great running backs m Rtck Asberr y, Ben Lee and Mark Stevenson." Moeller rolled up 526 ya rds Highway deaths, spN!ders increasing Homemakers dine, hear program I on ways to conserve on energy REG. '1.49 TO 12.29 ' SALE PRICE ., e ~-~E . FAB~!!= 5~~~ V•rlou l Ho:Jiid•y Fabrics AYallablt Ow Our 0rrit1n:'l l !o' LI'f' · AWIY ONION RINQS (Home Made) 7k - SORRY NO CHECKS • .. - 111 .... .. �.. .. ·.• ·-· f'l.t~~ .;... 7"-t SentL1P!. )1Jddlt-oort-Pormm:'l" 0 . Fnd \ ~ ~ ~"' !5. 1971 ITEMS IN • -\ n:em,1rw~ ;c_,:_r~ St' r\.!L"'t" f\·r ~r.1~~ "' <B .., l•f t~ ,\1 ,dJ!ep~)rt Club m~l~~~ ht'ld . H 1:.c flo.:'mt> vf ~~~ ~~ J Fr;. lf..~:de:: \t ti-3 \' .:-i':it~- Zer ·Je l'Ontht> r.1em~Jnal 5{>['\'l('t> Judt'd :..r •\>h;d. sht" l'l•m pared :~ rm~r members t 0 OO\\ er~ !":llL.:l~ l~t~ mnt>r bt>dut~ \) f t\1 \-h- On t he ·hst lt. t>rt" )!iss Fni'da fat>.t-J1:e n.nnpart>d to t'le fush1a . that" hlch tk:'>lvn!!S t. a b' -~ur.-t> d .: e. '1r.i _E .\1 \~ l ar:~·.:vnatc-:~ kn\) 't'"fl a'~ Clla w,,.xJ··. \\hom sh<> Nmpared tv. the ms. a < 1 • : uthern lad\. C.lrs John Ruth Duor~. oompared to la vt_)ndti'r. one oi cult ure and aa c~: .and \llss '1 arv Park . Com pared to co:t> c\1nib wnh tuu.rh of Yt'lYet. WiLson and \l !S.l Zerkle ga,·e a rPport on the l't'\.'t>nt .\1 et~s Counly Gardt>n lt.5 .\110' . Cluhs .-\ssoc1auon th,..,., found alone the road~Jde and m tht>- ~ :A~ She s.lJd there are plants "hieh bt>neftftal r.n treaun~ ar· :~ re thrills. h'"h blood pressure and asthnm In Coon's book. h€ refeiO' to :!50 plants and " here to fmd th€m. and their mnhctnal u..~s . · In her wscu.>swn of herbs , Cllr; Ha) <> defmed them a.s mb "aU plants "hleh are r>vt shrubs or trees ... She talk· ed about the fustoncal ur terest of herbS menuonmg pepper wtuch m early Frane€ 't'o as used for church dues. rt>nt and taxt>s. "·as at one lllnt' ·used to pay a ra nsom She also talked about th€ properties of garlic and noted . that if a cut clo,·e of ga rlic lS n:b:>e<l on bread and then the bread 1S put m the salad , th€ flav or wtll b<> there but there be breath od or ~Irs "'II m€'€Un~ Tik>re .,.,·as a discll5.5;JDn on the rens10n of the Nnsmuuon and b\ -Ia "'· h<l.st clutls and or\1cr.im.s for rount\· ~alh€r· ln~S. operatm~ expt;n.s'es. and t.l'lt' ChrLStr.tas fl owt>r shilw Thi' ;how 'will be held Dl>t:. 3 and ~ at the Pomeroy Elemer.tarv School Clutls drew foi- ~rluhltllh! classes. Contnbutwn.s for (~hn.stma.s ,~ft.s at the -~the. n.s ~! ental Health Center and nora! arrangements for there were disc u.ssed . For roll call members in.swt>rt?<i w1th the namesof h€rtls the' h<n e used. The program ·by .\irs . Walter Haves was also on herbs and "'3S taken from the books. "Hertls and the Good Earth" by Henry Beston : " Herbs for the Kltchen· by Goodrich \lagga and " Plants for Heal- uuc· br \"el.scm C01..·m . ~t iddleport '\azare ne Church women ho.stE'd a bndal shower for C.lary Rusche! at the .-\.mertcan Legion HaU)londay e\·~run;: . A pastel CQ!or scheme w.s earned out 1n. the table decorations. The cake was a rep!Jca of two wedding b<>ll.s and had yeUow and gr!"'n rosettes m the docorauons. Games \\'ere played "'th pnze.s gomg to \lary La they. Phyllis LU5ter. ~laq one Tavlor. and Tamm\· Se.arles, Pre;.,ntlng gilts .were Judy Broome . Luctl!e Hamson, ~lary La tlley. Anna Cllae EU!S. GraC<' Rusche!. Phyllls Luster. Donna Taylor. '\ellie Co, . ~lary Walburn. Betty \rr,c Haves noted that the Daughter born JT"e're Just Stewart of Hobson a re an- Cllr . and • M o.b i I e Home Under !)innin g • Roo f Coating • Tie· Downs '-Awnings-Car ports INSURANCE REPAIRS KINGSBURY HOME SALE¥' 1100 E . Main Pome roy , Ohio 092 -7 034 Harry ~I rs . nvunring tile blrth of a daughter. Jenrufer Ann. The f11·e pound. 14 oWJce infant v;-as born on ;-; CJ\ '. l2 at the Holzer ~l edica! Center.- Cllr. and ~I rs . Stewart ha•·e a son. DarreU. one . • .Grandparents are ~lr . and ~Irs . Pat Johnson. ~!id­ dleport ; and C.lr. and Cllrs . RJchard Stewart. Route I. ~l iddlepo rt. Great· grandmothe rs are ~Ir s. ~la bel Johnson. Clilton• W. \ 'a.: ~Irs . >ia qone BaU. Pomeroy. and ~I rs . ~lerl RatWf. Hobson. SORRIS SPEAKI:\G CARPE'.TER - The Re~· . Cllarles :\orris . native of Racine. now a· well-knoltTI ministe r a t South P oint. opened a series of thr"" spe ci al sen·.Jces at the Ca rp ente r .Baptist Chu rch Thanksgi,·ing evening. The second and thi rd meetings \\ill be tonight '\ ov. 2.> 1 and tomorrow e\·en ing. The public is ..-e!C<Jme. ,;• child's eannent on a bush to tin and fvre,·er after that 111 :,; at10rol G""""'phl<' oo the thin tht> flowers wt>re blut:' use of herbs and •n terb Refreshnl<'nts were served school 10 the Rock) ~l oun­ by C.lrs. Ff) and Cllrs. Arthur Uw15 She menuoned Dr. Skinner from .a able Samuel Thomsoo of the rrucJ., dt>corated m t f)·stal and Silk die l!'t h N'n tur) " ho llSt'd .rces . ~Irs . Betsy Hork;·, ViN' ~rbs 10 hiS preS<'npuons wtuch lx>came so wtde-spread preSJdent. presided at the punch bo"'i. and ~I rs Stbley 111 use that he had to ha1·e Slack. preSident. at the ('j)ffn' the m co p) ngh ted ~Irs . ser.·1ce. Ha,·es notffi that .somt> of theS.. are sui! m use today aJJd that Thomson " "-' the ongmator of the patent medicme prOCt'SS. In her roncludlng remarks on hertls. Cll rs. Hayes descnt>ed rosemary as the herb of fnendship and hdeht,· She spoke of the legend which says that the nowers were white WJUl the flight of ~lary Prece pt or Beta Bet a ,and Joseph mto Eg)-pt ~·here Cllapter of Beta ?igma Plu ~\ary spread the ChriSt Sororitv met reeenUv at the home · of Mrs J wie \'an \'ranken for a preferential tea and pledge ntual. The candlelight ceremony wa s conducted by ~Irs . \'elma Rue . president. ~Irs . Bettv Ohllnger. and Cllrs. Ta~ lor. Artle Pose,·. ·c.lildred '\ash. C.!r. and \Irs. Carson ~orma Amsbary. The new Ha,·e.s. Gertrude Bass .. E1·a pledges are Mrs. Leota DeSsauer, lleiSSie BaughnlaJl. YOWlg. ~Irs . ~laidie Mora , ~l arjon e Taylor. · Diane Janet Hill , and June Freed. The tea table featured Ash.le\·, Carolme Davis. Ins vellow roses . \Irs. Rue Pa)lle. Kun Pa)lle. Usa '\ash. Phyllis Da,·is. Debblf P,..,sided at the silver tea ser· Tav!or, Trent '\ash. Teresa 11ce. Guest at the tea was Ellis. '\ita Rusch€!. and Tam· Sue. daughter of ~I rs . Rue. miting here from Flonda . my Searles Sorority. tm- THI UOGU CO . •llt fi 1' kind. I've been to various A n em'/' ry -eed'f!g doctors and they all say that I .rTIMS ··;..;;."':::;,:THE IIGI<1 TO LIMIT QUAHTiltU. "' TV. • .in Review TODIALIIS. By JOA.'i HA.'IAL"ER Ll'l Tel.-·ision Writer '\EW YORK \ UP I I- Those World War II mones glorifying war probably were as bad for our psyches as sugar for our diet - but they certainly were fun . . Todav·s mo\ies about later conflicts may b<> moraUy oorrect. l>Jt like yogurt they are an acquired taste!: For what it was like in the rnO\ies of the good old days when men were men and women were either Bem· Grabre or \'3liant nurses, try tuning in ·-oscar· Present.5 thf War Mo,·ies and J ohn Wayne ·· on ABC :>o,·. 'li. 9-ll p.m., Eastern time. .\nyone ·Who attended the m01ies regularly in the days of World 1\'ar II and afte..Ward knows the United States dluld not ha ,.e ..-on the ..-ar in the Pacific ..-ithout Wavne so he makes a natural host. assisted by Walter ~lanhau ; Brerrla Vaccaro, Loui5e Fletcher and Jeff Bridges. The show is hased on film clips from more than 100 mo1ies, mostly of the World Warn era but ..-ith a few modern ringers such as ·· Panon" thrown i.n . Wa~·ne 2.s host. hea\ier and gra·.-el mice(h takes the viewer on a tour of mones that ..-ere pla)ing oil Dec . .6, JSU. th€ day before the ..-arid changed . There was Bogart artd Sidney Greenstreet in "The !>la ltese Falcoil.'' Clark Gable and Lana Turner in "Hanky Tonk ," Bing Crosby am ~!ary Martin in " Birth of the Blues .. and ~lickey Rooney as Andy Hardy. "E\·en ·one can tell vou 'Wi"here he- or she was ... :· Waynt> says of Dec. 7. J9ll. the d;iy the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, although fe..- .-\mericallS at the time had any idea where Pearl Harbor was. Aspects of the war take up the entire show. from John Wayne in oombat to E<iward C.. Robinson in basic training , fr om Ronald Rea gan in love 10 the Andrew Sisters singing "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company C,'' and from Donald Dud paying "taxes to b<>at the .-'..tis" 10 Bette Da'is singing "They 're Either Too Youn g or Too Old.'' Th.ose who are too yOilllg to rememb<>r World War II may ha,·e trouble understanding its o,·ersimplified 1-iow- but they equate the situation with .later a.nd very different wars . \'iolence of a different Sl'lrt has been dooeiO Charles Dic!ten.s :• .. A Christmas Carol" on "The Hone)mooners Chris>.ma.s Special,.. scheduled oit ABC for '\o;·. 28, 1.-9 p.m., Eastern time. Jackie Glea500, Art Carney. Audre;; Clleadows and Jane Kean. distinctlv aging Hooeymooners, still li1·e in th€ ir Brookl)ll tenement. This time , in a plot too silly to explain. Gleason as Ralph Kramden directs and stars in his own ,-ersion of .. A Christtnan Carol.'' The best bit in the sh ow comes ..-hen Carney rwho plays Tiny Tim and Scrooge ) offers a variety ol Tiny Tim limp possibilities - Grandpa ~l c0Jy in "The Real McCoys," Cheste r in "Gunsmol<e" or Boris Karloff in ·'Frankenstein ... Ills combination of Grandpa and the monster delights. Any Size Pkg. Ground Beef $ GOOO FIIDAY AND SAniiDJ'y - -- IEIT . . . CARPET CLEANING SYSTEM RINSENVAC loosens and lifts oullhe deepest dirt, grime and residues. Gets carpets profession· a fly clean .. GOOD FIIDA ANDSATUIDJ ONLY Fleece Towels Now. 25 &2. GIFT HEADQUAmRS BAHR CLOTHIERS N. 2nd Ave. co. GIFT • Middleport, 0. it - - .CERnFlCATES ~ 122 It 2ND AVE. · ·I Lmvt,AYS $100 PER HOUR 14 HOUR MINMJM) · STAR SUPPLY CO. $ 949-2525 o. Rolls Mrs. C: Yes, I think so. I felt so empty after that miscarriage and I could never get pregnant after that, no matter how hard we tried. ·(Dr. Blaker ·cannot take telephone calls from her readers. HOwever, there are hundreds of crisis interven· lion phone lines in the United States. For the phone number , of one near you, contact your local mental health associa.lion or mental health in· fonnation service.) Write to Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. Volume of mail prohibits personal replies, but questions of general interest will be discussed in future colwnns. '. Social Calendar Coca Cola 29 Sea SATURDAY FRENCH CITY Swingers Square Dance Club, Dance 811 p.m., Tri-Grande Square Bldg., caller, Chad Johnson. TUESDAY TOPS CLUB OH 570, Tues· day elening 6:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Baptist Church social room. Anyone in· terested is welcome to attend. With . 'Purchase of EAR ,RINGS 100% Orange 24 Carat Gold OVer J Surp:al Steel \GCH:HI FIIDAT AND SATURDAY ON· NOV 25 & 26 We hcrv. what~ odoertile, if Cit all possible, If, due to con- At the meeting following the dinner hosted by OH 530, each club officer was in· troduced . In the absence of Debbie · Hill, local leader, Karolyn Black, c<>-leader, was presented. KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly) were honored. In the group were Linnie Aleshi re, , Delores Hawk, Nellie Grover, lm· ogene Dean, Teresa Wood and Betty Sayre of the Pomeroy Chapter. They were ...,. !:!: )~:: ::;~, :m - By Charlene Hoeflich ~ I Monday evening several troops of Meigs County girl scouts will be marching in the Middleport Christmas parade. The girls will also participate in the Pomeroy parade on Dec. 4. RUTLAND BROWNIES Singing of Christmas carols was a feature of this week's meeting of the Rutland Brownies as they prepared for mar· ching in the Middleport parade. • Susie Lambert led in the Lord's Prayer to open the meeting with Jndi Brown leading in the pledge and · all of the girls singing "God Bless America" and the "Brownie Smil Smile Song." Mrs. Shirley Wilson discussed fire drills and with the assistance of Judy Eblin conducted a study on first aid. Games were played after relreslunents were served by Mandi Fry. A Brownie friendship ring dosed the meeting. POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 1276 A practice for an investiture and rededication ceremony was held at Monday night's meeting of the Pomeroy juniors at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The ceremony will be held on Dec. 5 with parents invited to come about 3 p.m . Participation on both the Middleport and Pomeroy parades was Rlanned. The pledge was led by Sherry Russell and Penny Kirby . At last week's meeting, the time was spent on learning lashing, tying square knots, and doing other things with rope. Laura McCullough and Tracy Reed led the pledge and girl scout SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 1120 Work was continued on the Christmas count.Oown hangings at a recent meeting of the Syracuse Brownies. The girls were reminded of the Middleport parade and asked, to meet at Gateway at 6 p.m. Parents are to pick up their children at the T in Middleport after the parade. Janie Imboden led in the pledge, Jane Jet! in the girl scout promise and all repeated the Brownie B's. Refre~lunents were served by Mary Baldwin and Heidi Cobb. . POLLY"$ POINTERS POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY-I do hope someone can tell me how to remove.a crust left from hard water· residue that is in the bottom of an antique china pitcher I have just acquired. I have tried vinegar in boiling water and scouring with numerous cleaning agents but nothing worked. - Mrs. J. T. DEAR MRS.J.T. - Try vinegar and tea leaves, shake and leave them in to soak but shake every so often. This may take a long time, it took a long tlme to build up so be patient. Warming the vinegar may help. If any of the r.eaders know of something else I am sure they wlll share it with you.-POLLY. · DEAR POLLY .. My blanket is so soort that when I make the bed there is never enough to tuck in so it does not come loose during the night. I folded an old sheet in•. thirds (three pieces from one sheet) and sewed a piece at the end of a blanket and then made a hem so it stays ti~ht ;~ W 1 By Helen Bottel • Mrs. Philson also read a list of recommendations for t;h.a.pter organizations com· piled a t a recent presidents workshop at Akron attended by Margaret Benson, viCe president. A silent auction with pr<>ceeds to be used in the scholarship lund was con· dueled following the meeting by Martha Husted. Self· evaluation survey sheets on professional growth were distributed by Carol Wolfe, research chairman, and com- ;~ l ~ organ recital by Albert Dittes at his home near here the evening of Nov. 19. His program consb1ed of the music of Leroy Anderson in cl uding " Blue Tango," "Forgotten Dreams. " "Sarabande." "The Penny Whistle Song," " The Sand· paper BaUet," "The Syn· copated Clock," " Fiddle Faddle," "Plink , Plank, Plu..nk," "The Waltzing Cat," and "The Song of the Bells." Mr~. Pat Di~tes accompanied her husband during several HER 'OLD FLmT' RD..ES NEW WIFE DEAR HELEN : My husband and I have been married three years, have a lovely home and hoped to enfoy our retireme~t together. We're in our mid-sixties. He acts 30! He makes a mad dash lor the door whenever a young lady passes by. He knows when it's time for them to return from school or work , and posts himself out front "watering the lawn." Some flirt back with him. I am very unhappy about this. He's selections on the violin. a confirmed "looker," and will never change. Should I con· Dittes, pastor of the sider divorce? • HUMIUA TED Pomeroy an·d Al hens DEAR HUMIUATED: Your husband enjoys the scenery. So Seventh-day Adventist IQng as he doesn't pick the posies, .what's the harm ? Rather Churches, was celebrating than feel hwniliated, be happy he inspires young women to his birthday that day. harmless response. Proves you've got a winner, right' Refreshments of a beautifully My antidote: Do a bit of flirting yourself, when you're out in decorated birthday cake and company· and also when you're alone with him. . vunch was served . The first provides space, the second spice, and both are im· 1 At the conclusion of the Uortant especially when you're retired and together most of Christmas love gilt jars were made recital, donations thetime. · with proceeds totaling $137.40 to benefit th e Bartlett P.S.. Experts say people who flirt a lot are basicaUy afraid of were turned in at the Tuesday Seventh-day Adventist extramarital sex. Not to worry.· H. · night meeting of the Loyal Church School. Bereans Class of the Mid· Among those attendin g DEAR HELEN: dleport Church of Christ held were Mr. and Mrs..Joseph This isn 'I a human relations problem, but could you tell me: White, of th e Po meroy Why is New York City caUed "The Big Apple"? ·CATHERINE at the church. Mrs. Ella Mae Daugherty Seventh-day Adventist DEAR CATHERINE : Perhaps because everyone wants a presided at the meeting church, and Mr. and M.rs . slice of it?· II. · which opened with prayer by Bob Green and children, Mrs. Martha Childs. Mrs. Mark and Crystal, Gallipolis, DEAR HELEN: · My wife had to have a hysterectomy. To adopt a baby may Daugherty read "We Do Not members of the Pl. Pleasant take years. We don't believe in the baby black market, but Ever Walk Alone." It was Seventh-day ·Advent ist would it be .wrong if we found a healthy young woman who reported . that George Church. would cooperate with me to have our baby? We would pay her Meinhart is lmproving. The combined Christmas well.· WANTSTOBEAFATHER dinner of classes of the DEARWTBAF : church was announced for It's done • more than you realize. But isn't this still baby NOW YOU KNOW Dec. 6 and members to serve black market· minus the g<>-belween? .' A pota~r bear's sense of Perhaps some day science will produce babies on order, out· on committees were named. sn'tell is so acute it uan detect side a woman's womb. Presently, as I've said before, contrac- Each one attending is to take . food 20 miles away . ting to seU a baby is at least borderline illegal, Immoral and a covered dish and their own fattening. • H. P.S. A childless Berkeley, Calif., couple has · table service. Mrs. pertrude MiUer and advertised they wiU_pay $10,000 to a woman (who meets their Mrs. Grace Hawley were apqualifications) il she will have their baby through artilicial in· pointed to the nominating semi.nation, using the husband's semen. They may be facing committee. Devotions by more legal hassles than they realize. Mrs. Lena McKinley were on Syracuse, 0 . the Thanksgiving theme. She 992.5776 DEAR HELEN: I've begun to think marrtage is just a meal ticket to women. used verses of scripture .Now open for the season . ChOose from over 15,000 They hook their men, then bitch about bad treatment, when relating to giving thanks. Poinse"ias 75c to Sla.oo Games were conducted by anyone knows il a husband receives TLC, he'll be a pussycat. Foliage Plants 75c to 512.00 Mrs. Alice Robe s on . H~ won't stray il he's kept happy at home, in bed and out. Hanging Baskets 51.25 to f He'll be generous, faithful and loving if he gets the same Refreslunents were served S4.SO -reSponses from his wife: Why don't you females try this by Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Mrs. Daugherty, · Mrs. Open Daily9til5 sometimes?· EX-HUSBAND ·Mrs. Kathryn Erwin, and Sundays 1 til5 DEAR EX.: Louise McElhinny. Why don't you stop your generalizing] Graiited, sam~ women deserve unfaithful husbands. On the other hand, there are born rover-boys who would cheat on a generous, true and loving Sophia Loren. Don't go sour, just because you picked lemon.· H. · Love jars turned in · HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE and snug on the bed. My neighbors were very curious when they saw my blanket on the line but now I have seen several others with white strips on the end. FRANCES. DEA.R Ij:'OLLY - When someone asks to borrow your crochet or knitting instruc· tions, a treasured recipe, etc. plastic ice cube tray is nice DEAR POLLY - My grand· first . have it pl'\otostated for holding these spools of daughter takes her lunch to (banks, post offices and floss. Many of ihem stack school and her thermos bas l'ibraries have these nicely so they are 'great for suchasmallopeningitisnext machines) and the smaU cost organizing one's sewing · to unpossible to put in ice ' wiU be 8J1 investment in drawer as they hold and cubes. The botUe is plastic so friend!lhip . Never, never separate the various sewing 1 now wash it in the evening aUow ANYONE to borrow "·lindings". -PAULA. and then put in a s~,U such things unless you are DEAR POLLY- Mrs. D.J. amount of water and put -m willing to kiss them a penna· · wrote that she was stuck at the freezer. In the morning it nent good-bye. There is home with nothing to do so is re~dy to fill with her always a first time for even may I suggest that she put favorite drink and it stays the most trustworthy of per· her tlme to good use by cold until.lunchtim~.- MRS.· sons to forget. Give them the volunteering to read and J.E.B. copy but never the original. record for the blind. She can PoUy will send you one of Save all your empty thread contact her local library or her signed thank-you spools and use them to wind the State Cmruni8sion lor the newspaper coupon clippers il your embroidery floss on.q )31ind concerning this. ·At on~ she uses your favorite Peel off the ongmal papers at time 1 was confined to the - Pointer, Peeve or Problem In the ends 8IId put on the house and I did this and found her column. Write POLLY'S number of the noss so you qan it most interesting and so POINTERS in care of this replace it with more of the ex· very much appreciated. newspaper. act same shade if need be. A MARY H. · a '1 00°0 TRADE-IN On All Living Room Suites MASON FURNITUR.E a. Mon. , Tues., Wed. Sat.-8:30til5:00 THURSDAY TIL 12 NOON FRIDAY UNTIL.8 PM 773-5592 Herman Grate Mason, W.Va . .Now Forming1a.Gallipolis Company store, l ~~ member, Mrs. Nellie Vale. :;~ • More than 50 hear pastor's organ recital BARTLETT, Ohio - More f~ -secretary Miss LeOra Held, than 50 persons attended an ~. concerning the d~ath of a . '~l .~::~:·;:~,:::::::::::>::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::-;;:::®:~?'W'!.~?«>,:::,W,:ii I cor- « H eIen IT .n.eIp ::; uS ''' room. Gir1 Scout Diary i read respondence ,from two ill members, Beatrice Rinehart and Anna Maude Fehrman. Maxine Philson, president, .........., ..h,,,..,......... ~-.:·-....... ,......... ,....~.·.~~-····""<--~w~x·;wm frQJD read a the letter I nterna of sympathy ~;:=-~·:-:-:o!-~·:--:·!·;;v,-. .v.•:·:·.·,·.«.••~.~.-..:.:.:.:•.:.o..:-:.:-:·:·:·:·:·.·.·...........,.-.......w.-.y,r.; ........... · ti onal presented flowrrs hy Mrs. :Ill treasurer, HONORED-Virginia Dean as the " best loser" of the TOPS Club 0 . H. 570 was honored at Saturday's district meeting heid at Marietta. She was presented a corsage by Karolyn Black, e<>-leader of the local chapter. . Dale Cameje aass RC/Diet Rite 16oz.8pack I lfPij:O:BIIrai!!QI:!IIOII!Oo'BII!!QI:BIIIj:O:M'Hii!!QI:Bilt • ner. plt!ted by members. Meigs County memb<>rs at· tending were Lee Lee, Gene.va Nolan, Maxine Rhilson , Grace Web<>r, Mar· tha Husted, Rebecca Tate, Maxine Whitehead. Rosalie Story, Mary Virginia Reibel, Carol Wolfe, Jeanette Thomas, Emily Sprague. Ruth Euler, Nan Moore, Ann Wetlster, Ethel Chapman, Margaret Parsons, Fay Sauer, Roberta Wilson, Olive Page, Dorothy Woodard and Nellie Parker, secretary. 1 Our &6th.'Ji1rl SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26 9:00. 5:00 ditions beyond our control, we run out of an advertised ·sf* c:ial, we substitute a comparable brand at a similar soving Of give you a RAIN CHECK for ~ odvertiMd special ot the 1pecial prk• any time wrthin 30 days. We gvarar~tee what - Mil. If you are ever dissatisfied with a IC roger pur· dtoM, we will replace your Item Of refund your money. Members of Alpha Omicro~ Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International enjoyed a turkey dinner Mon· day evening at the Meigs Inn. Hostesses for the dinner meeting were Dorothy Wooda rd. Grace Weber , Margaret Parsons, Jeanette Thomas, and Ann Webster. Mrs. Webster had the invoca· , lion at the tab]es which were decorated in keeping with the ooli~y season. Favors were turkey replicas. Lee Lee opened the ·meeting with a poem, " I Am Thankful. " Esther Maerker, Black. Also honored Virginla Dean, best loser of the chapter , and Marcia Houdashelt, runner-up. They were also presented .flowers and charms. Poster and name tags were judged with the Pormroy Chapter wiMing for the J?est name tag . . Others besides those nam· ed above attending the district meeting were Donna Al•shire, !cycle Herdman, Ellen Rou ch, Bonni e Johnston, Lelia Haggy, Gera ldine Varney, Freda Davis and Joann Eads. · The TOPS Club, a weight corjlrol organization, meets each week at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church social Tea dissolves china crust FREE QUART RETURNABLE BOTTliS MembE-rs of the TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Club O.H. 540 traveled to Marietta Saturday for the an· nual AID (Autumn lnspira· lion Day ) held at the Holiday Inn. There they joined six other TOPS Chapters for din· Polly Cramer Pierced Ears YOUR CHRISTMAS ounoN 9'92·3106 Prolong the life of your carpets! NOV 25lU MAKE US .' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,Wh en particles oj sand, mud and grimy dirt become imbedded in 'carpet fib ers ... traffic causes th e dirt to grind 'like sandpaper in to the ·pil e, making the carpet wear out more quickly. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD THRU NOV. 26th \Ch en \OU need a d octo r' ; pr• · cription you d on' t n eed to ''Jit. \\e'll fi ll it imm e· .JiJt"h .. . but 'I ill take r ar? tu be ac Lu r a tt" ~ Try u~ ~ DRUG Tide Deterg Pak Prescriptions Filled Fast! By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. should be able to lose weight. Twenty million Americans Counselor: Well, do you overeat? · are at least 15 pounds overweight and dieting has Mrs. C: I really don't think ·• 1 so. You could even ask my become a nauona craze (a husband. At the dinner table !976 source cited 27,960 methods of weight loss on be is constantly (llaking pubUc record) . Yet few peo- smart remarks about how I ple who ~ant to lose weight :'!~s~eA~:i~~~~oo~~klik! 0 will adlmt slmp!y that they . t too much. In this ~ crazy the r.est of the day. I , ea . exc don't have tune to eat. Counselor : Not long ago I from 8 hot !me ca ' a co unselor enco.ura.ges a saw a Weight Watcher's frustr~ted, chromc.Oieter to advertisement on a bus. It exanune her eatmg habtts. . showed a fat woman standing· Mrs. C: 1 caUed this in the dark eating a piect! of pumb<>r three years ago and · fried chicken by the light of the person 1 talked wtth ~.as an open refrigerator. The _ so. helpful. Shtt hstened w~le caption read, "Honestly, J I cned a nd then got me to talk never even sit down to eat." about m~ m!Scarnage. So: I Mrs. C: 1 get your point ... thought I~ try caUmg agam. but 1 guess I don't bE-lieve It 1S two o clock t~ the mo~· that 1 eat too much. mg and I just cant sleep. I m Counselor : Well how could ~tarved, and can't stop think· you find out whether you do mg . a bout food . I feel so or not, discouraged about dieting. 1 Mrs .' C: 1 have thought have been trymg ~0 lose abou t writing down we1ght for over two years and everything that I eat. I am still 40 pounds Although it has always seem· overwei.ght. . , ' ' ed like a logical thing to do, I G?unse!or · You ve been just never got around to it ... dietm~ for two yea'; and probably b<>cause ... To teU haven tlost any we1ght. au the truth 1 don 't know Mrs. C: Yes .. I know th~t ~hy 1 never did. Anyway, it's soun~ . unpossible but it s something new to try . 1 don't true · . feel so discouraged. Counselor: I'm glad you . Counselor: Well, 11 does seem unlikely, but there are feel better but lllljybe there is some med1ca! conditions a reason why you have never which. .... . , . gotten around to losing Mrs. C. No, no you re too weight. You mentioned a ml.scarriage three years ago 8IId you said that you've b<>en dieting unsuccessfully for two years. Is there any coMe<:· tion ? •• Society enjoys dinner Karen Blaker Ph.D. GOOD fltiOAY N O - I 25 , ooii\.iUiisATU.IDAY NOV-16 . 1ffl IH ·gathers , TOPS members attend area meeting CHOICES ' 6~ ,,, ..• SAD GO D FRIO YS ATU AY LY Hd\t'!!! refPrred to an an1cle 1-The Daily Sentinei; Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Nov. 25, 1971 PlliCES Miss Rusche! honored plants for healmg art" rno.5tly Tr1zat roz/re Looking For .. -. ·Memorial service observe by Middleport gardeners .:~.... t">.:1sN _ THIS WOULD MAKE AGREAT EARLY CHRISTMAS GIFT ; "'lliOtiYI'BIIrat:BII£s::<l~n••••-~g:r, . Enter RC Cola's PRO FOOTBALL TRIVIA CONTEST Middleport Book Store· i Middleport, Ohio Ph, 992·2641 Those under 18 years. of age . must be accompanied by parent or guardtan. LOOK FOR DETAILS AT THE RC DISPLAY ; Stnce 1912 success-minded people have developed their lafenf ablllfles in local classes of ll>e world.famous Dale Carnegie Course. Abd once og!lV;l - for a limited lime only - a class Is forming "'"11\alllpolls. 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Sur~d o., Hhool.., 10 om Sunday wOr \ hop )1om Sunda)l evening ~NHte 1 p m W ednesday wor \hlp SefV <(~ 7 30 p rn H A ZEL COAt'\MUNIJY CHURCH, N 1•o r Long 8o t1o1n Edsel Hart , po~tor Sund ay schoo l 10 am Church 7 30 p n• prayer tTwo.:> l •ng 7 30 p m thursday MIDD LEPORT PENTECOSTAl, Th ud A ~e Jht> Rpv W1llto m Kntl \r\ie-d'n t>$dO) 7 SIJ P V1 re po~t or Roflold Dugan Sun· GR A(E E:PISCOPAl lht.~ ~ •• ., day S ~hoo1 Supr Classes for all Harold 0 ~(> 1 h tt>.l~,, C~urt.h ..,,, • ;:~q ,-..., e ve11m g servtce 7 30 Bib!'"' ... ,ce~ lO 30 <~ •11 H~• f ~(.,.,,.,,, ~•udy Wedne~doy 7 JC;)' p., n•on • lu !>I Sur"~ do~ ol rnoM1h yov t h :.e-r .. 1c es Fnda'f 7 30 p m church ... t-oo 10 .)U o ,, , ll.lr MIDDlEPORT FREEWILl BAP nursery th rough 1) fi ST Cot ner Ash and Plum Noel POMER Q 'y (HURC'H OF CHRI'!)T H\.. rrm011 pos ror . So1 urdoy even· mg ~e•v1c e 730 p m ~ Sunday '11? W \~ om \' khl" r\~ r A r t hu1 po•pc-r Btbfc ~lh..:OC"I o 30 o rn S<'hool 10 JO o .m . rnMn1ng .,..o1 ~h1p 10 JO o m MEIGS Yov •h met." ' ongs 6 30 r m C'ven COOPERATIVE PA~ISH "' ,.. ~ v-. orsh1p ~ JO W~dr•e,.doy METHODIS T CHURCH n oht praye• m f'o•ttng arld SableRobtort T. Bumgarner ~tudy "' 30 p m Dtrec1or TH E SAL'. A. liON AR MY 115 POMEROY CLUSTER B\. 1ternu1 .O. ve PomE-roy Envoy Re• Ro bert Hoyden' ond Mr! Roy 1.\' inmg ol h c;e r5 tfl ~ev Jome!i Corb•ll -.h orgc Sunday holtnc5s CH ES HR Worship 9. 15 a .m rnee11ng lO o m Sunda'o' School Ch u rch School10 a .m . !0 3() o rn Sunde) scnool leo d&r ,,, POMER OY worship servtce, YPSM l: IO•!. I? Ado rns 7 pIT' ·' o 15 b m Sunday sc hool. 1090 "'ot.Ct•on f'lt.'(''tn.q vO'\O~t5 0 m Rev Robert Hoyden ,peoJ..ers cna mu::;tt ~o.,.uols 7 JO m•n•s te r p m lhu•5odoy h' n n to 2om ENTERPRI SE Wors htp 9 om Lod1cs Home LNlQu-~ o11 wo;,n1C'f'r · church School 10 am "'"'.te-d .., 30 p rn pro y~ r m r>Pi tna ROCK SPRINGS Wor5h tp !0 ' and Btb!e s•urir Bob E"''"" P am Church School 9· 15o.m . leoder R""" Noel H12rmon UMYF 6 30 p rn . teocher FL ATWOODS Worship , 11 a.m. BURLINGTON SOUTH~ RN BAP Church School lO am l iST CHAPEl Route- I Shade MIDDLEPORT ClUifER .. Po st or Bob by Elk1 n~ Sundav Rev Robert Bumgamer \. school 5 p .,, ~un.do y worsh tp HEATt-1 Robert Bumgarner. 5 <~5 p m We-dnesday praye r ser Pas tor ' Worshrp 10·30 om. vi_{' 7 JO p m Church School 9 30 am UMYF b POM ER OY WES TSIDE CHU RCH pm OF C.I.I RIST ?00 W Ma 1n St Jerry RUTLAND Wilbur Hilt Pastor Paul m1n1ste-r phone 992 7 666 Worsh 1p 10 30 a m Chur ch School c~1tl SI;' rVOIIV!o' rlO"ll Instrumen tal 9.30 a rn SL•ndo)' worship 0 am , 81b le SYRACUSE CLUSTER study 11 a n1 .... o1s h•p 6 p m Rev , Hor\l ey Koch Jr W edne~do.., B1ble Sk.!dy 7 p rp ASBUR.Y Wo rsl·up 11 a m O lD DEXTER SIBLE CHRISTI AN Church School 9 50 a m. UMW CH UR CH Re-v Rolph Smtih hrst Tuesday B•ble Study Thurs posr or Sunde.~ school q 30 o tn 7 30 p .m Mrs Worley Froncts superinten FOREST RUN Worsh •p 9 a m dent Preochtr'9 ser~ 1ces f1rst & Church SchoollO a m th1rd Sunday$ lqllow1n g Sunday MINERS VILLE Worshtp 10 am School Church Sc:hool9 am GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST SYRACUSE Church School 9.00 Preoch 1nQ Q 3D o m ftrst and ~e a rn . Wo rsh•p servtce 7·30 p m cond Sufidovs of each month SOUTH ERN CLUSTER , th1rd and lourth Sundays each Re v T~rno t hy Sm1th monlh wors ht p servtee at 7·30 Cluster leader p m We dne~do y evenmgs at Rev Steven W il son 7 30 Pray er and Stb le St wd y. A,ssoc•ote S£VE NTH DAY ADVENT IST BETHANY , (Dorcas \, Worship 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 M ulberr) He1 ghts Road , Pom~roy Poster A lbert Ot lles , Sobboth a,m School Supertntendenl Cla ra CARMEL Chruch School 9 30 M clnt yro .S-abbath School Solur - om . Wors.h1p 10 JO c m 2nd and day afternoon or 2 00 w1 lh W or - dth Sundays APPLE GROVE, Sunday School Ship Serv1c e rollowrng ot'3 15 RUT:.AND FI RST BAPTISI 9 30 o m Worsh 1p 7 30 p m \5 1 Ct-t URCH S1s ter HO rr1e tl and Jrd Sundays · Prayer meetmg Worner Suot Sunday School Wedn esday 7 30 p m Fe llows hip 9 30 o m mornmg worshtp sup per first Saturday 6 p .m, UMW 10 -1 5 om 1nd Tuesday 7 30 p m . THE HILAND CHAPEL George EA ST LETA~ T . Chruch School 1st, 2nd Jrd Sundays , 9 30 c m . Cas'<!' pastor Sun doy Sc hool r:; 30 o m evf"n1ng wor!i.hip 7 30 Fourth Sunday 10·30 am War Thursda'r eventn g prayer servtce 5 ~Hp 2nd Sund ay 7 30 p.m 4th ~ 30p 'll Sunday 9 30 a m , Pra yer meetmg POME ROY FIRST BAPTI ST Wedne5d oy 7.30 p.m . UMW ls t Oov1 d f.\cm n rr1n1 sler, Wt1Ham TuesQay 7 30 p m Watso n Sunday school "'upr . Sun WESLEYAN (Recine ) Sunday day school, 9 30. a m , morn1ng School 10 om Worship 11 a 1]'1 , worshtp 10 30 o m . Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m.: FIRST SOU'THERN BAPTIS T , 282 Btble Study Thursday 7 p m . Choir Mu lberry Ave Pomeroy . Paul J. Practt c., Thursday 8 p m . Wh 1te Pastor Gory 8o~hom . Sun· LETART FALLS Church School day school ~up t Sunday school. lsi , 2nd , 3rd Sundays 1015 am. 9 30 a m,, morntng w~;>rsh1p , 4th Sunday 9 15 o m , Worsh1p 10 30 evPnw•g worsh1p 6 30 p m 1st , 2nd , 3rd Sund ays 9 IS c m M tdweek prayer serv•ce . 7 30 4th Sunday 7.30 p m MORNI NG STAR , Worsh1p 9 30 p m. M IDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER am Church School 10 30 am .. Dexter Rp , longs ... die, Ohro Re v M1d We!ik Servtce Wednesday 8 (lyde Ferrell Pasfor Sunday pm School 11 a .m Saturday MORSE' CHAPEL . Worshp I I preochtng serv1c es 7 30 p m a m • Church Sc hoo 19 30 a m PORHANO Wei-sh ip 7·30 p.m , Wednesday eventng Sible study ot7 30 p m Ch urch Sc ho o19 30 a m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. SUTTON Churc h School 9:30 Bo l1ey R\Jn Rood , Rev Emmell c . m Wors htp 1st and 3rd Sundays Raw5on pastor Handley Dunn, l030om NORTHEAST CLUSTER supt Sunday school , 10 am Sunday e"'enmg serv tc(l 7 30, Bible Rev Rt chord Thoma!> 1e ach1ng 7 30 p m Thursday . Pastor DYES V!l LE CO MMUN ITY Duane Sydenstr1cker John Dougla s (,HURCH Roger C Turner pa stor. Sunday ~choal , 9 30 am ., Sunday Associates mor rtmg wors t·u p , 10 30 Sunde~ 10 a.m : JOPPA Wors hi p evening servtc e , 7 30 Chu r ch School 9 am .: Pra yer MIDDLEPORT Meetmg Wednesday 8 p m MT MORl AH BAPTIST, Corner LONG BOTTOM . Sunday sc hool Fou rth and Ma 1n M1ddleport at 9 30 a.m. Worshtp ser v1ces at Rev Henry t< ey Jr pastor Sun· 7 30 p m Btble .itudy and Youth day School , 9.30 a m Mrs Ervin meet t ng at 8 p m. on Baumgardner sup! , Morning Wednesdays woro; h1p 10 AS o ,m . NORtH BETHEL , Wo rship 11 Af.IODlEPORT CH URCH Of a m , Church School1 0 am CHRIST IN .CH~ IS HA N UNION ALFRED . Sunday School 9 30 -Low r'en ce Ma nley pastor; Mrs o.rn , Wors htp 10 45 o m Prayer Russell Young Sunday Schoo l meetmg Wednesday 7 ·45 p m , Sup! Sund ay School 9 JO o m UMW 3rd Tuesday 8 p.m Evenmg wors hrp 7 30 Wedne $ REEDSV ILLE Sunday School 9 30 ' ani Wo rship 7 30 p m ., Prayer do y prayer rneetm g, 7 30 p.m ' MT MORIAH CHURC H OF GOD Meel1ng 7 30 ' p m T ue~oy . Roc•ne Route 2 the Rev Jcme$ Vlsi tot ian7 30 p .m 1st Thurs d,c~ SILVER RIOGE , Wo rshtp 10 am M Munc-, , pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 45 om mornmg worsh1p 11 ChurGh Schoo19 o m even1 ng wor~hlp 7 30 TUPPERS PLAIN S Worshtp 9 o m Prayer mee 11ng Tue- sday ·•·? 30 am . Church School10a .m . p m You ng people ~ rneettng, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Geo rge Frede n ck . supt' 'Serv1ce 7 30 p m fhursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST weeki~ 9 30 a m on Sunday Corner SJJ+:Ih ond Pa lmer the Rev . Prea chmg l trsl and lht rd Sundays Peter GrendeL pa stor. Mc nnmg of month by Clilford Sm1th , 9 30 Kloes supermtenden l Sunday a m HOBSON CHRIST IAN UNION , School WMPO Radio program 7 45 a.m , Sunday School , 9 l S Re v . Ke1th EbHn , pa stor Sundell , a.m Morn 1ng Worshtp . 10. 15 Sch ool 9 30 a m ; Leonard I a .m Youth a cltvil1eS and Gilmore, ltrst alder, evening ser· lellowsh•p for 1untor and sentor v1ce 7 30 p I'T'1 W~nesdoy prayer hrgh s1uden ts b p.m. Sunday meet•ng, 7 30 p.m . MT MORIAH CHU~pF"GOO , even1ng wor shtp 7 30 p m Mtd· week prayer services. WednesL -..Ao6ine Rout e 2 The Rev . Charles Hand , pastor. Sunday school , 9 45 day 7 30 p.m CHU RCH OF CHR IST , Mid a m , morntng worsh1p 11 a .m dleport . 5th and Main , G~ or ge Evening serv1ces, Tuesday and Glen~ . m1nts ler Mike Gerlach Fr tday, 7 30 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH supermtendent Terry Yank ey you th m'inister . Btble school 9 30 O F CHRIST, Doug Seaman , a m , mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 m tntster B1ble stu dy 9 ~ 30 a.m .; mor nm g worshi p, 10:30 a.m .: a .m . evening w orship . 7 30 prayer service 7 p m Wedne~ evenmg wo rship 7 30 p.m. Wednesday Btble study, 7 30 p .m . day ~ KENO CHURCH O F CHRI ST, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAt'ARENE Re'l . Jtm Broome , G<:=orge Freder~ c k . sup!. Sunday poster. Mrs Mary l alhey , Sunday rnorn •ng ~ervlce , 9 30 om w ith school sup ! Sunday "sc hoo l 9t30 pr cochmg on ftrst and th1rd Sun · , am , morr11ng worship , 10·30 day of mont h b-, George Pic!..ens NEW ST1VERSV1LLE COMMUN Io. m. , Sunday evangel ist iC meeltng, 7 00 p.m . P rayer TY Chu rc h, Sul)day School ser· meettng . Wednesday , 7·30 p.m. vt ce , 9.45 a m Worsh1p serv1ce. UNITED PRES BYTERIAN 10.30, Evcngeltsl!( Serv1ce, '7 30 Wednesday Pr ayer M INISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY.' p m meetmg 7 30 ' Dw ig ht L. l ovilz , d1rec tor. · ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, HARRISONVILLE Don PRESBYTER IAN , Re v Ernest Pomeroy -Hornsonv11le Rd Stncklm , pastor Sunday c hurch Kennedy, pa stor Bill McElroy, school 9,30 a m .. Mrs. Homer Sunday sc hool sO pt . Sunda'f Lee . su pt., morn tn g worship, school, 9 30 a .m , mommg war ship and commumon . 10 30 a fTI 10 ·30. ' • MIDDLEPORT . Sunday sch ool, Sunday evening y outh Chnsllon 9 :lO a.m .. ~ !chord vaugh an . supt. Endeovor, 6 p .m : worsh1p ser· vice , 7 p.m. Wednesday evenm g M orntng worsh!p IO·JO. SYRACUSE , Morntng warsh tp , 9 prayer meeting and 81b le study . o m Sundoy sc hool 10 o .m . Mrs, 7:30pm . , t 9- The Daily Sentuwl, /o11ddt~port- Pomt• roy ~-. Frida) . No\' 25. 1977 THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY THE FOLL.IMING .. MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON MEIGS PlAZA John F . Fulh Ph . 992-2101 Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Middleport Oh•o Complete Automotive Serw1cf Loc ust & Beech Sts. Middleport ,ph 992-9921 1838 For Appointment RaCine , Oh1a Pat,.(tlts 111akE Jeannie's parents make wi shes too ~ But wishes are called hopes , 0and lhey can 't be ach1eved by merely blow1ng ou\. cand les. • Pomeroy THIS SPACE \ViSilES FOR RENT too f PHONE 992-2156 ROSEBERRfS PENNZOIL Vinyl & AlummurriSiding , Storm Windows and lnsula1ton . Phone 949-2801 or 949-2160 FREE ESTIMATES FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS ' o1ty THE AlliENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. 2nd AI.LEY()OP L LOOI<S UKE 'OU'RE READY ANO i<:ARING "TO 00, UNC ! WELL , I 'VE GOT FOOD, WATER, 'TRINKETS, AND WEAPONS , SO I GUESS I 'M AS READY AS 1 1LL EVER 6E:! ... WHY [)ONTYOIJ 'TWO GET ABOARD? YOU DON'T "THINK FOR RENT Pomerov Mason Ph. PHONE 992-2156 713 ~ 5721 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. REALTOR 216 e .:second Pomeroy Ph . 992 ·3321 Ph. 992~'1'034 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Bu-T W~~ 'TH' SOTHER ? A~D HE 'S NO DOPE ..·HES WATCHIM' TO MAKE 5URE HOW,. WHADDYUH MAKE 0' THAT ? THE Y DIDN ' T SAY A WORD '" BUT THAT GUY HANUt:D DAN THOMPSON FORD, .INC. N.O USE WATC'HIN ' MAX'" lET 'S SEE WHERE TH A"T STRANGER A LETTER TO MAX . .. li''S HOT 6EIH' FOLLOWED ... 6065 •.. CARS & TRUCKS 461 S. 3rd Middleport Ph . 992 ·2 196 Racrne Third St . Ph. 949 ~ 2882 [ REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E. Main ' Pomeroy 992~5130 Ph. 949·2550 HEINER'S BAKERY PROFE$SIONAL SEAl/ICE BAKERS OF GOODBREAD Aerial-Schools-Weddings Huntington , W. Va . Ph . 985~4155 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Chester Rac10e 985 ~ 3307 949·2020 For The Best in TV Viewtng · Call992~2505 RfSfARCH SALES ·SER\IICE Ftre Extinguishers · Ftre Dept , Equrp. Rutland Ph . 742~2777 GROCERIES& GENERAL MERCHANDISE PHO~RAPHY POINTVIEW CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. BROWN'S FIRE & SAf EQUIPMENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE RACINE PLANING MILL Syracuse Ph . 992 ~ 3978 TH'S SPACE FOR RENT MARK V ~TORE ~HONE 992-2156 ' DON•,. GG IN Tf.te'R! YOUNG'S CA~PETING Deep Steam Extriiction Ph . 992 ~2206 ' Ph. 992~7630 '!"H~R!•S sOMe ALW"YS fO~ ~'-'SHIN& · IN. At. 3, Pomeroy RALLS K&C JEWELERS BING'S MARKET & TEXACO SERVICE Vernon & Bertha Btng Langsw1lle Ph . 742-9045 LAB TRESPASSERS WILL BE FREEZE -DRIED Featuring Middleport. Oh1o ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , CHURCH OF JE SUS CHRIST . Rotcltff , chu rch schoo l Director Ptne Grove The Rev Witlt om Located ct Rutla nd on New l tmo Sunday School, 9.30 o ,.., ~, Morn Mtddles wort h Pastor . Church Rood . ne)( t to Forest Acre Pork , mg worsh1p, 10 30 o m . Sunday services 9 30 a . m . Sunday Sc: hool Re .., Roy Rouse . pastor; Robert evenmg serv1 ce 7 p m Wednes day even1ny prov.er serv tc es 7 30 JO·JOa rn Musser , Sunday School supt Sun BRADBURY CHURCH OF day school, 10 30 am . warsh1p pm BETHUHEM BAP TIST Rev Earl CHRIST , Mr Donald ~a ley, pas tor 7 30 p .m Bib le Study , Wednes Sundoy schoo1 1 9 30 om . wor day , 7·30 p m , Sa tu rday n1ght Shuler pa stor Worship servrce 9 30 a m S1.1ndoy sc hool 10 30 sh1p service , 10 30 a m , Sunday prayer service , 7 30 p m . o .m Bible Study and prayer serservtces , 7 p m . you th group , HEM LOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Wednesday 7 p m , Roger Wotson . pa s1or Ke:nneth vice Thursday 7 30 p m . CARLETON CHURCH K1ng sbu ry ANTIQUITY BAPTIST , Rev Earl Byer , Sunday sc hool supt Morn Rood Gory ~1ng pas tor Sundoy Shu ler, pastor. Sunday sc hool tng worshtp 9 30 a.m .. Sun 9 30om . Church serv1ce, 7 p m , doyschool , 10 30 om . even1ng school 9 30 am ; event ng wor yo~th meetmg , b p .m Tuesday Bi !iervice . 7 30. Wednesday Btbl e shtp 7 30 p m Prayer meeftng . Wednesday , 7·30 p.m . bl eStudy , 7p m . Study , 7 30 p.m . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , THE MT UNION BAPTIST , Rev John RACINE CHURCH OF pas tor . Wallace NAZARENE , Re v . John A . Coff - El swick , pasto r: Sunday school Br uc e Sm1th Damewo od. Sup! Bible School. man , pastor Fronklm Imboden, superin tend ent , Don W1l son Sun chairman of the Boord of Chr is- day sc hool. 9·45 a.m . evemn g q 30 o m Pr eoch tng se rvtce , 7 30 p m Pr ayer 10 45 a m No even1ng serv1ce. l ion life Sunday Schoo l , 9 30 worsh 1p HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST a.m .; mornmg worsh1p 10 30. meeftng. 7·30 p m . Wednesdo,.. TUPPER S PLA INS CHRISTIAN CHU~CH . Rev Herbert Ailin!:f . Sunday evening wo rshtp, 7 30 p.m Prayer meetmg . Wednes - CHURCH , Eugene Underwood , pa stor Su nday School q 30 o m , doy 7 30 p.m pastor Howard Coldwell , Jr , Mormng serv1ce , !0·30 a.m .. serv tce , 6 45 p rn . R-ACINE FIRST BAPTIST qen ~- Sundoy School Supt . SuMdoy yOu th Evange la sttc. serv1ce J 30 p m Walke r. Pastor, Ronme Salser , School , 9·30 a m M orning Ser Sunday school sup! .. Sunday man: 10.30 a m , Su nday e"'ening Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 30 pm school 9·30 a .m .· mor mng wor - serviCe 7 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MI SSION at !htp , 10:40 am. Sunday evenmg LETART FALLS UNITED Rev. Law r ence ~orship, 7 30, Wednesday even BRETHREN , Rev Freeland Noms , Bo ld Knob :;)pastor Floyd Norr is, supt. Sunday Glue!i.encomp , Sr . pas tor , Roger tng Btble study, 7 30. DANVILLE WESLEYAN . Re¥ . R. school 9 30 am morn1n g ser· WtHford , Sr Sund ay school su p!. D Brown. pastor . Sunday School , man 10:30 a .m .: P ~oy er serviCe, Sunday 5choo l q 30 a .; Sunday eventng serv tce . 7 p .m . Praye r 9.30 ., a .m , mornmg wo rsht p Wednesda., , 7 30p m mee l mg Tuesdoy , 7 30 p m , 10 45, youth service, 6·45 p .m . CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO evenm g wors h1p. 7.30 p m . PHECY , O .J. White Rood elf 160, Ernes t Dee ter , class le ad er . prayer and praise Wednesday . Rev George Groyle . pa storSun· Youth meeltng , Wedn esday 7 30 7 30 p m day School , 10 am , Art hur Hen- p.m . w 1th Don and Mortho _SIL VER RUN FRH BAPTIST, son . Supt , Morntng Worshtp , 11 Meadows, leaders . WHITES CHAPEL , Coolville RD . M1les Trout, postor. Sunday o m .. Young People 's ser..,ice , 7 schooL 10 a.m .: Ste¥e Little . supt p m , Eventng serv1ce 7 30 p m , Rev Roy Deeter , pastor . Su nday hening service, 7 p,m , prayer Wedne sday M td -Week Prayer sc hoo l 9 30 a m , "::"orsh1p servtce meettng , Thursday 7 p m Servtce , 7 30 p m ., Youth 10: 30 a .m . Bible study and praye r servtce Wednesday , 7 30 p m (HESTER CHURCHOF GOD. mee ttng , 6·30 p m Evenmg war RUTLAND Rev Bobby Por ter , pastor Sun· ship , 7:30p .m . RUTLAN D CHURCH OF CHRIST, day school 9:30 a.m.. worsh1p CHESTER CHURCH OF THE serv1ce, 11 a.m ., evening serv1ce, NAZARENE . Rev Her bert Grote, Denn1 s Sm1th , pas tor, Fronk Young ,Sun doy schoo l sup! . Sun· '7·30· you th se rv1ce, Wednesday , pastor Wor!>h1p service, 11 om 7.30 p m . and 7 30 p.m . Sunday Sunday day schoo l and comm unt on. q :30 CHR I STIAN School ,~ 9 . 30 o.m Rtchord Borton , am . Wors hip and comunion , LANG SV ILLE CHURCH . Robert Musser. pastor . supt Pra.,er meettng , Wednes - 10 30 om RUTLAND CO M·MUNITY Sunday schoo l , 9 30 om., Roy doy , 7 30p m Sigmonn supf .. mOrning worsh1p, BRADFORD CHUR CH OF CHURCH. Sun doy School, q:30 am . worship serv1c e, 11 a .m .. 10 30.' _Sunday even ing serviCe, CHRIST, Gabriel Mus, pastor . Bi 7 30; m1d· week serv1ce. Wednes- ble Sunday School 9,::m om mor· Wednesday pray er meeting , 7.30 day . 7:30p.m. mng church 10·30 a m , Sunde,.. p.m you th servtces, Sundoy 7 p.m ., Sunddy n1ght worsh1p , ' :30. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TH E elo'ening ser ... tce, 7 00 p m RUTLA ND CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE . Re.., , Dale Boss, Wednesdoyserv~ee , 7.30p .m . Sunday LAUREl € LIF f, FREE METHODIST NAZARENE Rev lloyd D. Gr, mm pastor, Bob Moore, School supt ; Sunday school, 9 30 CHURCH, Rev Floyd F Shook , Jr., pastor Sunday schoo l , 9 30 am .: mormng worshtp , 10 45 pastor : lloyd Wright , Sunday a.m . worshtp servtce . 10.30 o .m School Supt . M orntng Worsht p Broadcost live over WMPO , young a m , ev ongel tsfic servtce , 7 p .m servrce . 6 45 Wednesday services prayer 9·30 a .m .. Sunday School 10·20 people s and proi5e, 7 p .f"(h , Nazarene am. , Wednesday Prayer ond Bt· evongehsttc se rv1ce , 7·30 p.m . youth 7 p m Datly prayer ble·Study 7 30 p.m ; Sunday elo'en· Preyer meet1ng Wednesday. 7 30 mee ting , 8.30 a .m . Men's proyer lng worship 7:30 p,m , Chotr Proc - p.m .. M rsstanory meeting 7·30 p m . ftr sl Wednesdo-, o f month r'nee tlng , Saturday , 7 p m l tc e Thursday, 7 p m ' MASON COUNTY EDEN UNITEO BRETHREN IN DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Co' ~ GHRIST, Elden R Bloke pastor Charles Russell , Sr. mint ster. Sund ay School 10 o.m Howard Rtck Macomber . !iup t. Sundoy ner o f Second and Anderson McCoy supt ., Morning sermon school. 9:30 a .m .; worship ser· Mason Poster Frank Low ther I! am .; .Sunday mght, serviCes vice , 10.30o .m . Btble Study . lues· Sundoy school ·9 45 a .m ., war · sh tp servtce , 11 o m and 7:30 Chnst1an · Endeavor , 7·30 p .m .. day . 7:30p.m B1ble Study , Song serv•ce , 8 p m Preachmg REORGANIZED CHURCH 0~ p .m . Weekly 8 30 P m Mtdweek Prayer JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER OAY Wednesday , 7 30 p m MASON CH URCH OF CH RI ST. P. ~ef!t mg , Wednesda., 7 p.m .; Roy SAINTS Port land Racine Rood , dams loy leade r. W1Utom Roush , pastor Russell 0 . Bo "' 48 7, Mdler St Mason , W. ..' 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PAULEY, AGENT RACINE FOOD MARKET ,MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET [ ~ ACTU A LI.Y 5TARTI"'6• T0 ~80U T 510 N. 2nd , Moddleporl . 992 ~3451 TOUC HY~· "'OW KB1i18f Ad\.t!ri!StrlQ Sen.oce Stri:lSbu•g Vl191111a Scnp.tu•es se1ec100 Dv lne ArntJ! tea•• 6•b•t: Sot: Racine "E GOT 50 1 WA3 1EAS tNC ~--'':"" · 282 W. Main -Pomeroy -992 -9J62 At candle~blow~ng-time her motnef and father smile . It's a smile of confidence, of ' convic tion . They know that their hopes fo r Jean me can best be realized in a Christi an environment 1977 THEY' I'lE ON TOPYANK THE WIRES. BISSELL SIDING CO. Jeannie s parents take her to chu rch every Sunday . There she learns right from wrong and acquires the faith thai w •ll sustain her throughout hie Cop y!IQill THINK ABOUT THAT PARDON R PHONE 992-2156 grown ~ ups Ph 94'i-9130 Racine . THIS SPACE FOR RENT ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Every year there 's one more candle . Jean n1e makes a wish - and blows them 1111 out w1lh a s1ngle breath WE Fill DOCTORS PRESCA I PTIONS '1'12-2955 Call94~ DI<.:K THACY 212 Ke-epsake Diamond Rint;~s E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 9f2 ~ 378l BEN FRANKLIN STORE WlNNlE = :::: - :)'- ~.. E \', -l'l- .,:~ '\ -+.;\ C: .:-. .. ~~-~:: ::A~A Middleport, Oh1o :::-rz :.u \:CH -~ \ . C : L.o~l,= Middlesworth . Pastor. Sunday GOO No! Pentecostal Re.., George O der, pastor . Worsh1p School at 9' .ol 5 o m. and Chur ch ServiCes 11 a .m , ser~t tce Sunday 9:45 a .m .. Sun· SACRED HEA~T , Re11 , Fofher day school, I I a.m ., worshtp 5er · MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO , v tce . 7 30 p m . Thursday prayer Paul D. •Welfon pastor Phone 992 -2B2S . Saturday evenmg Moss, Dudd1ng l one, Mason W Yo meettng 7:30p.m MT . HERMON Umted Brethren 7·30: Sunday Mo ss , 8 and 10 o m , Chesler Tennant , Pastor . Sunday School 9 45 o m Child ren 's Church Sunday Schbol 9·30 a.m . Confe ssion . Saturday , 7 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On the Chu rch 6:45 p.m . Young People's Worship service 10.45 a.m . Service 6 45 p m Evangel istic Pr eoch1 Mg ~ervtces e'lery Sunday Route 7 bypa ss James E Keesee alternating with C E. Wednesday pastor Sunday sc hQol , 10 o m ServiCe 7·30 p.m. Women's Mts mornmg wor sh1p. II c rn . ev8n · sio nar y Counctl 10 o m first and prayer meeting 7 30 p m Rev tfmd Tuesday5 Prayer and Bible James Leach , pastor. David mg serv tce , 7, Holter , loy leader Study . Wednesday. 7:30pm . JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES. I mtle HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . The Re.., , east o f Rutland , )Un<: t1on ol Route Wtl hom.(:ompbell , pa stor. Sundoy 124 and Noble Summtt Road (T· 174) Sunday Bible Lecture. 9 30 School , 9 30 o m , James Hughes supt ., evening ser>.'1Ce , 7.30 p m . o , Wotchtower study, 10 30 Wednesday eventng prayer a m .. Tuesday, B1ble study , 7 and meetm g , 7 30 p.m. Youth prayer 8.1 5 p m ., Thursday , theocratic school , 7 ·30 p m serv tce service each Tuesday . FA IRV IEW BIBLE CHURCH . meeting , B.30 p.m HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St , Letar t, W Vo ., Rl. 1, Rev Charles Hargraves, pastor. Worshtp ser - Middleport. Bobb1 Elkon s paSior. The Free Methodist Church VICes, 9:30 o .m ; Sunday school , Sunde., School . 10 o m : vvarship S'unday morning servlce was 11 o m , evemng worship 7 30 serv1 ce. II a .m .: eventng s.ervtce, held at the Rock Springs p.m . Tuesday cottage pray er 7 30 p.m . Thursday prayer mee tin g and Bible study , q 30 meeting and Stble stUdy 7 30 Grade School with 96 persons a.m . Worsh1p servtc e Wednes - ,p m' present ' day , 7.30 p.m. RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N . Church - Leland Holey . pastor . received word of the death of Second , Midd l eport , Alan Sunday school , 10 o .m , evenmg Blackwood pastor Servtces on se r..,tee . 7 :30 p .m . Prayer Mr. Howell's brother-in-law Mr. Ross Poulton, Canton: Sunday at 10 30 a .m . and 7·30 me& ling , Wednesday , 7.30 p.m . p m with Sunde)' school ot 9 30 CHURCH OF GOD of Prophecy. Mrs. Poulton was ..formerly o .m Btb le study Wednesday . located on the 0 J. Wh11e Rood K off hrghwoy 160. Sunday School athleen Howell. Mrs . 7 30 p .m . INDEPENDENT HOLINESS 10 a.m . Superm tendent John Poulton's address is 2458 S. ,t Wednesday n1ght N.E., Canton·, Ohio 44705. CHURCH , INC. - Corner Fourth Loveday and lincoln Sts , M 1ddleport ~e v of mar rh t ,\AA services , second Mrs. Georgia Deihl, who 0 Dell Manley , pastor ; Sony Hud - Wed m:~<h ~ WMB meeting , thi rd h d S lived in thiS COflimUJlity son, Sunday School superinten - through fifth youth servtC e for a number of years, died dent. Sund ay schoo l. 9:30 a.m .; George Croyle, pastor , HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL ~ 570 Wednesday m9rning at evening worship, 7·30 p m ., prayer and pratse ser'#ICe, Graol St ., Moddlopart; Rev . Bobby Veterans Memorial Hospital Elktns . Sunday school, 10. o.m d Wednesday , 7 30 p m . TH E PEOPLE 'S CHURCH OF morning worsh 1p, 11 : evemng an was buried Saturday in POMEROY ~ Corner Moln and worship , 7 30 p.m . Thursday Rock ... Springs Cemetery. Cou rt Sts , th1 rd floor over evening Btble study and prayer Those from a distance to ltghthouse Restaurant. Henry meeting, 7:30pm. Affiliated with attend the flUleral were Mr. Co .. pa Stor Sunday school, 10 S.B.C dM I D HY SELL RUN F.REE an rs. van iehl, Texas; a .m .. morning worshtp , 11 a.m .. eventng service , 7.30. Wednes· METHODIST- Rev . Herbert Ail · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer day evemng serlo'ICe . 7 30 In- ing pastor Sunday school 9·30 Columbus; Mr. and Mrs: terdenominational, full gospel. am .. morning ":"'orship , 10: 15 to Alfred .Nicholus Clevel 80d· RUTLA ND CHURCH OF GOD 11 a.m . Elo'ongehsttc servtce. 7·30 Mr d M ' ' • 8~ rs. Fred Buck, Pastor Dennis Boles . Sunday p.m ., prayer meeting, 7 p.m .,. . ZanesvtUe, and Mrs. Cherrie School, 10 o.m : worshtp servtce, Thu rsdoy 11 :30 a .m . and 7.30 p.m. Prayer BRADFORD CHURCH OF Archer and son Roger and mee ting , Wedn&sdoy , 7.30p.m . CHRIST- Gabriel Mroz, pas tor. daughter Jody C I b ' 0 urn US. RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH Sunday school . 9 30 o .m , morn OF JESUS CHRIST , Thomas L. mg church , 10.30 a.m . Junior Holmes , pastor B1ble study , church program under d trection Saturday , 7:30p .m .; Evangelistic of Koren Mroz fo r ch1ldren , 2 10, p m . prayer meeting , Tuesday , during regular church hour tn 7.30 p.m .; Bible Study Thursday . church bo ~ement. Svndoy even mg se rvice , 7 p.m , Wednesday 7 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN service , 7·30 p.m. In 1963, President John F JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER HOLINESS - Homsonville Rood , Kennedy, assassinated i~ Dewey Kmg , pastor; Edison George's Creek Road Church Weaver , assistant : Henry Eblin • school, 9°30 a m , morning wor- Dallas three days earlier Jr ., Sunday sc;haol supt. Sunday ship . 10:30: evening serv1ce 7 30 was buried in Arlingto~ school, 9 30 o .m morn1ng wor- Prayer meeting WednesdaY. 7 30 National Cemetery. ship , 11 a .m. Sunday evening ser - pm In 1976, more than 3 000 ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH vtce 7·30; prayer meeting, ThursCorner o f Syc amore and Second people died in an earthqu~ke day . 7 30 p.m . SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF Sts ., Pomerov. The Rev . William Turkey. • ;;.2 \' = __..-,.-:;;::-):, L ' ( t3Hi LEG! '\JCW \I~Y3E: : CA~ :A) SHOPPING va' Sunday Bibl e Stu"dy 10 o.m : Worshtp 11 a m and 7 p.m Bible Study Wednesd ay 7 p m Vocal muSIC ' l ,,ON/<01<. \vYA- DII<.DIE0:;:_ ~p T:J ? i=I;<:S .... 5HE DE- ~'!> CLINED MY INVITATION TD <HAN K$01VI NGDINNER ... _:;_--l.;- :;::-\N CUT fC '1\= ,v;::. G~...t ~ .:JN \ \Y A~ ? VI:J'<'O -::; HELP \\Y:-:OLFl Laurel Oiff You has did al l k inds o' qood thin'~' News Notes Whi.j ' ljOU has .. uh ... Rufus, tell Mr Pert all th' qood thin's has did' friday, Nov. 25 he Oswald and Jim Jacoby Pessimism pays big reward 25 \OH I'll I I ,t II .. 7 2 t KJ 973 "' A K 8 1 BORN LOSER Of1, ~OUR PUPPL/17 AWRABt..i' ...SO COW'l 1-'1 >1 ~IM C:OVJ>I 0~ TKEJ "'K 542 ., Q J 10 8 .o8 6 "'B ., K 9 6 4 3 tA 52 1 .. back 3nd ducks once more . 3. 4 .. Now, nothing can hurt him and he wms the rubber . .-----.---., • Q 10 4 .. 75 2 Both vulnerab le Pass Pass Pass 2A 3• P~ ss Pcu;~ Pa~ s Pass Opening lead - Q • H ~ Os\\ald & BARNEY Jamt's Jacob\ The optl!lust wastes no time f!ll chng a way to get h1mself set. lie wm s the BRLL5 0' FIRE!! DOC FERGOT TO FASTEN UP HIS SEAT BELT AG'IN heart lead, enters dummy ! I l ~ Mercury. Those born on this date are Wlder the sign ol Sagittarius . Pope John the 23rd w.as born Nov. 25, IIlliI. On this day in history : In 1763, more than 6,000 British troops evacuated New York City after sjgnmg the peace treaty ending the Revolutionary Wat . '" by Honrl AmQid and Bob,.. I :-\uu th •AQ.l 96 ., A 5 \urt h Ea-.t duck and our hero is in .., trouble . If he leads a third I> spade West takes his king Unscramble these four Jumbles, and Iearls hearts . South will one letter to each square, to form run out of trumps before he four ordinary words has t1me to set up the diao- . - - - . . , - - - - , monds. So South abandons spades and leads a diamond. L~::..;:.,.!;.;:~~+-T"-, Provided East holds off once w1th h1s ace, West will get a d1amond ruff. The pessimist leads a low spade at tnck two . He plays 1 L....:~:!;!!..~_,.\--r:..-.:~ dummy's 10, leads a spade ..:QJ 109 SOL Til tl), \\t• 'ot I CAN 5UPPORT MYBELF NOW I JJWJWID~THATSCRAMBLEDWORDGAME Wesl IS unkind enough to i' .\Sl (spac fmesse to make hts contract. suit \\ 1-:'1 . so he doesn'L need the spade He leads his ace of spades at tnck two and continues the "' 10 7 3 I IJON'T NEEil THE~ CRI.ITCH I The Almanac By United Press lnternatlunal Today is friday, Nov. 25, the 329th day of 1977 with 36 to follow. The moon is full. The morning stars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star is BRIDGE :t, m .. Til EN 5HE TAKE5 A l\1r?EE ~ HOUR LUNCH AND IZE1URNB FROM A SHOPPING 5PREE 'ADEN DOWN Wll\1 GOODI ES .. I ~~~)'?§l LEEPPO $ L l An Alabama reaWer asks V Y ') ( ) if there ts or was 'a conven· t _ __t"-.,._A,a:,._LI._..£,._,a,_ _J , i----:::::-::::--, t10n called the Sims three bi~;here was . Invented by P . \.!F~L~U~T~IP~+--ri""ot::' Ha l Sim~ it was a game· ~ w1 t h the "club and lo ses the trump ftn csse forcmg bid. Partner showed . M ea nwhtlc , East has played ht s que en 01~ th e ftrs t dub lea d, so West c ashe s one heart and leads a second cl ub to set up a tnck Jn th at su1t f or has partn er . South wmds up losing four tn cks. The man who isn' t really Jntcn:s h·~l 111 uve f tn cks ftnds a more complicated way t o go do" n. li e s ees that respon se ,The bid came up specifiC' a ces in immediate so se ldom that it nevet· achieved any popularity . We ha ve an ~ w e red a previous v~ -~A I. L....J~,Ll_...l._..J._..J:>...<:J a........, N~· II 1: '\T I:HI ' JUSt: •.\S.S:"Ii 1 send ~1 to Yesterday's I o: XJ" --7 ,-.... · ~Book _ Jumbles· CYNIC EIIOKE DECEIT PREACH •·swer·. ~-~~·""-dld" ~-..._,nn• ~.~,... u.n.1'• .. _, ........ v 1'\IJ · won al Bm1ge care of tnrs newspa per P.() Bo;( 489 RadiO C1ty Sla1oar~ New Yo rk . N Y 10019) gested by the above e«rtoon. (Answers tomorrow) 1For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug- A"rb. I_ _ J_ X<:_A ~ b-A_j ~ quest ion about thi s bid ...., ~- " ~'> 1 ' ,\J'~ vr~ ~A WHA"T YOU M16HT i:XPE'.C:"T "TO FIND IN WA"TER POLO. going 10 puthlm lnlothe.,...,CHICKENEOOUT No. 10. . . . . . . . . ,,0puzztll, .. ...,....for 11 .35potil· •'"'"'-""'~~"~~'" r ,8alc:M.-.N~. 01841. I'tfNI...,., ..:II:IIW.zlpcodl.nd..._a..-~m•tu 1 �' . • 1-The Da1ly Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 1()--The Datil Sentlnd, Mtddlrport Punwro1 0. ~ roda1 No1 :!!i I'•· - ~ffldt~ ,.,, Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash lS It\ vri.h ur Undt>r ,'"'.. '"' I do) 2da)!i l 150 Jda ~s 6t4.-\) No .... I > "' '" J i$ Ead1 ~ ord u\er Uko nununwn 1~ "onKdl ~ ~ t t!'nuo Pt'f '~~' Ort.l pt'r d.i) Ads 1'\lMill.: ol.her ~n l'Ofl::.c.'lU ll\ t' da}ll wLIJ bt- { 1\arged. at th~ 1 d.~:~) M u b1l~ H om~ SMJtos ilfld Yan.l ~ It'_:. wn a('(eptt'd onl} llr'lth uui1 .,_, ,th urdrr ~ l~n ~ d \1111'}(1." for ot.ds t arn lilt: Bot Nwnber In Cut ufTht- 5t'f,. OPENINC. Ira ntng p'E'tl>UH nel fat heod ~1 0 1 1 o• g ol Ice n he Southeast 0 str (I ol Salary SIO 500 to Ohto S 11 bOO Ouolt frcol!ons Ad n1 1tSitot ve ob•lrues n E>e-d~ awareness o f lli'orl't' ch ldhood educatton n rural areas ob lty to coood nole and p 0111dt> trommg ab Itt)' to reloco le and be f..,H! 10 ho vel degree perlerred ~ na wledge of the Ch ld Oevelap(llent Ass ocrOIIO' Cr.dent ol through tl'le No ••onol Consorllum Sebmtl resume ol educot en ol and war !.. e~pcrrence ncludrng reference to Mt choel McPh er so n Program Drre cl ot South east Ot'! o D sl tel Head St~rt l ro n gn Olftce eox 71 C ty Su ld ng Wellston OH 45tH2 Appltcot ons must be postmarked by December 2 IQ77 1'tH:' PubiLStkr rt:M!n ~ lht:o nt~ht to t'd1t ur f i!Jell any ijds dt't!mt'd ubi« twno~ l Ttw Publa.sht!r "" II nut. bt> mpons1blt> fur mort lhaln ocw Uhtlf rt'(t mSI:!ruon 99'2 2156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Monday Noon oo Saturda) Tuesdu\ lhru Fnday <P M lhe dii; beforE' pubhutt..LOn HOUSEKEE PE R COOK to I ve n to shore home with elder ly lady M ddleport Htll Small solar't' Q92 57&1 Sumill) <p M <~fle mOOf\ CASH po1d for all makes and mode ls of mob le homes Ph one or eo code 614 423 9531 IN LO VING m emo y of Thomos 8 M I er who passed C"wo y Nove mber 2.:1 1q09 Though you ore gone We m1n you ver y mu.;;h Sadly m ~s~d by w fe Icy and family GUN SHOO T Roc ne Gun Club every Sun afternoo n Foetor Chock guns only Au orted _m_eo...!..: _ _ _ __ THERE Will be no hunting no trespc~s ng and no except ons on my pro perty Sob McGraw THE ~ACINE Volun te<e r F r e Deportmel')t w II !ponsor a gun shoot every Sa turday at 6 p m at the bu ld ng n Bo sh on Foe tory cho ke guns only _ _ _ T MBERLA ND OWNERS Do you need help n monogtng your woodlands and morl.:etmg your t mber? Meads staff of profes s•onal lor esters s avo loble to oiler you ossrs tance ol no co st Mead can assure you •ol d ver ~ f•ed markets co mplete ttmber ut tltz otton ncl udmg whole tree ch pp ng ond ~uper vts ed hor"'esttng programs des gned to protect 't'our la nds and promote 1 mber growth For det a Is coli col lect or wr l_.e MEAD PAPER Wood & Woodlands Dept PO Bo • 3q1 Ja ckson Ohto 45640 Te lephone . ·61.4 286-2868 : T MBER Pomeroy ducts Top pnce sow! mber Call Ken t Hcnby I .446 COINS ~- Forest Pr o lor stand ng 992 5965 or 8570 We Are Now Takmg New Customers For CURRENCY tokens old watches and cho ns Stive r and gold We need 1964 and older stlver co1ns Bu y sel or trade Coli Roger Wom~ley 14'2 2331 I 9 ..· ~Jack W Carsey Mgr lllil. Phone 992-2181 NO HUNTING no tresposs tn g and o except tons do't' or n gh t on - ari es Yost s lvon W !I s and - c Sm11h s forms 8 StW Ou11 et tn Rocme 1ust <- e "ed new shtpm enl of j: e- ~ er double kn 15 $1 q9 & ~~ ~~ 1 ord Z2S ya rd spool a" rt:> er thread 5 lor Sl 00 .- ~ ~ "w pane ns The fcJSI ora ""~f way lor you to sew "'~ s !'- ave yo ur sew ng done tv De ~e for the greore!il f1t • • NO HUN !NG day or n ght or !respaH ng on the follow tng IJ mH ~ H 8oo1wr ghr Jr Hun Gar, D II John Gmt her NO ITEM TOO large or to o small W I buy 1 prece or compl ete househo d New used or ant ques Morl n ~ Fur 1 lu11!' 10 N 2nd St M ddleport Phone 992 o370 CHIP WOOO Poles m o>~ d ometer 10 on large sf end per l fln Bundled slob 56 per ton Oe vered to Oh o Pollet Co Rt 1 Pomeroy 9~9 CASH FOR Junk Con Fr ye s Tr uclo. and Auto Wr ecker Sen••ce Ph on e 742 2081 o Pe nnzo I Rutland 7.4 2 9575 WANTED TO buy Phone 742 27CKJ Deer H de' HOOF HOLLOW Horses Bu't' sell ! rode or Iran New and used saddl es Ruth Reeves Albany AKC ~EGISTERED pek ngese pup ptes Phone {30.4 ) 882 2683 RISING STAR Kenne l Boardtng Indoor and outdoor runs Groom 119 off breeds Clean sont lory foe httes Chesh1re Phbne (614 } 367 0792 AKC REGISTERED (304 )882 2683 FREE 10 wee~ female Shepherd to good home Fflend ly good for ch ildren 98.S 3853 after 5 pm TO GI VE owoy Dogs 1 ts part b~og l e 6 mo ol d 1 rs Norw egton Elkh ound and lnsh Sett e r 10 mo old q95 3808 after 6 J & 0 Kennels oil bre ed dog groommg Make opporntmerp no w l or Hoi day Season Co I 742 3162 1975 CHEVROLET MONTE Cor o P S P 8 A C lope player Phone 992 2628 1971 FO RD lTD Wogan $850 or be st off er 99 1 5756 or 992 6477 --- NOTICE OF= AP PO I'N Tr.,.. E!l T Ca se ~~Q 222 64 Estate of ee~ ~ e E ~1\ usser Oecea sed NOt iCe IS nN"bf n th at l tilt a n Bess J n~ c _, )u te 1 M td d epo r t Oh o r ~ been du!)l app o nt <>d Et ~ u ~ x of the E state at . ., , E Musser de cea <PC e 01 Rout e I R una 1 ~"' q s Count)l Oh to Credftor s ar e J :.1 0 ad 1II e th e r c t a m • , " f du cr ar y w 1 ~ '"e months !Dated th s 19r o.... Ql Nove mbe r 1977 ACTUAL USE REP ORT Actual use of Ant re t { ~co n F1s c al Asstst.an ce F t nos after July I 1977 58 000 General P u ot c Bu ld ngs S3 000 Current E)(pen!e The data cont atned m th s pub llcat on are accurate to the best of my kf\OWiedge and belref Nov 19 • 1 II ) 25 Howard E 'Frltnk Metgs Co Aud1tor 19 77 ltc •.c TO lEA SE OR Rent Old P ovtco bu ld ng 992 3677 FURNISH£0 GA~ AG E apartment Soulh ~I f S1 eel M ddiepoll Oh o No duld11~n or pets 992 71 40 THR EE tk DROOM houl>e Can 1ur :,h ~love o d ref• ge a to f neces5ar y qq2 3090 SIX ROOM house lor el l n Pomero y lnqu re o1 796 Sou th 3r d M tdd lepor EFFICI ENCY HOUSE l or re111 Com pl'lle lv fur shed To <a slruc !tOn n en Coli alter J ofn Qq'] 7791 110 lt,>t COU N TRY HOME remodeled corpe tmg 3 or .4 bed oo n modern ~ tchen 2 bath s Scenrc and prtvote About 4 m les we)t of Ho r sonv lie Oh o Coli 74 23159 1973 FORD LTD '1 door hardtop Oper a wtndows low mtleoge excellent cond I ton W II ode lor p <kup truck gtve or to~ e d ffe r ence Robert Htfl Rocme Ohto 94q 2013 1972 El Ph t• t or!.t> tJI -1 1 ~9K 6 cyl CAMINO A C Run li PS P B new po nt new Cr ogors & ltre!i 63 000 mtles S2 000 9.49 ::1880 fOR SAl E or Rent Tro ler w th Iorge bu ldtng lot tn Syracuse qrn 63.4 4 JJOQ ~lONOMY lio\CI Oil w l h all (II IQ(h 1 t.lll') ljlo._(' flLY, () ~ lo, IIQ S17SO Ptu~_. , otJ oQBJ7QQ APPU.S HI ZPAli-1 Cio. 0 cha 1 d:. 5to t! R ou t._~ b8Q Ph c It:' Wtl k ('S.vllle bOQ J785 WAll Ho '9 19 ~ a'd otgom. N ce lor Chr •s• no'> Rea)o 1obl" Coll992 21t o~ !076 FORO F 2~0 Cus tom 17 50,.. I J 00 tre~ wn ch 0 11~ IJ 000 mt HeodN s. CB Top e deck Ovet $ 3 ((X) e'ltro~ Se~ ou5, ~oils onl y otter 1') noo, 696 !072 $6 BOO llUG5 B & S MOB LE I-40MES Pt Ple a .. ant W Vo bes •de Heo.. l.. l> 1973 Sroodm ore 14 >< 04 1 b"droo " 1973 Dol ton I J ~ bO 2 bed oo n lq72 Vcfor at I .J ,67 3bedtoorn 7 bnlh IQJ2Cove1tr't' 1'1x653 b£'dr oom 12 • bO 2 JQ6Q Stote~ ma• bed roo m 1976 SUZUKI RM 12:5 h cellen! condu on 247 3861 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy Landrnark soften & cond11ton your water and Coop water Let us test your water Free FOR SALE New Co Op water and softeners model VC SVI Jones Neal Boys {614 ) IF YOU hove a servtce to off er w9nt to buy or sell somelh ng oe lookrng for work or whate¥er you II QE'I results laster w1th o Sentrnel Wont Ad Coli 992 2156 Only 5279 95 Save SSO 00 on a new Hotpotnt Refngerator 1 New 20 cubtc ft Chest Freez~r SlS 00 01scount ( I) Good Retrigerator SlSO Upnght Freezer 5225 1 Good Used Hotpotnt Refrigerator $125 1 Lancaster Cham Saw S75 Pomeroy Landmark OPPORTUNITIES $8.100 for educatton, 75 per cent of your College tuttton free. Col l ege Level E xamlnat1on Free An Assoc1ate Degree through the Communtty College of the Atr Force 30 days patd vacatton 7 patd 3 day weekends. good startmg pay and much more Interested? Contact me , Vernon Zeger, your Atr Force Representallve. For an appomtment m the Pomeroy or Athens area phone 592 4592 Collect Order No 9 ct 86 TWO RE GISTE RED Polled Hereford bulls 1 Polled Her eford steer Good club pro1ec t 992 5565 -SHO T GUNS 10 Rem 2 model ngton!i 1 w th e•t ro deer bar rei 3 model 12 W lnchesters Sw ve l & slmg sets for mos t shotgun s Deer slugs Sl 49 Brenneke slugs 22l R 82' 22 mag $2 90 To r get shotshells $3 10 bolC $68 50 case H gh powered shot shells wholeso e shot $9 89 per bog 200 new and used guns dr sco t~nt on all WIt trade for mtnt b1kes motor eye es Grave lys tr ee ors boots motors power too ls or what ho ¥e you Ft fe s 3rd Street Mtddleport 9q2 ] 4q4 BR OWNING MARK Ill Golden Eagle 23 channel AM bose slo t on CB Best one over $250 toke s '' 949 2322 1974 KAWASAK I MOTORCYClE 9921530 .- - +~ ROBYN C.B. sx 007 $79.95 With Complete accessortes Yes we layaway for Chrtstmas Pomeror Landmark . . . _Jack W Carsey Mgr ~ Phone992 2181 . SIX MATCHING onltque oak dm lng or k1t chen cho rs Strotght bock S25 each Phone ~ TARCR AFT FAll Sole Mtnt motor<;, 20 ond 22 Tra Vel rro lers 18 5 S3 l99 25 7 Bunkhouse $<4 875 Fold down $1 700" up We sell serv1ce and qual ty Open Sundays Camp Conl ey Stor croft Soles Rt 62 r<l of PI Pleasant • ---W1 NTER Sol e on ST ARCRAFT M n s lratlers and fold downs Used vn t ~ tn stock Open Sun do)l Camp Con ley Slarcroft So es Rt ~2 N ol Pt Pleo sanl 1969 BANNER 18 c om~e-; Sleeps 6 Self contom ed Furna ce 992 7'1 76 18 FOOT sell can to ned Sm okey Troll er t S 600 Ph o ne 742 2149 Equipment Co. 9 .. -Jack W Carsey ~ 9922413 V E~V GOOD hoy $1 50 per bole (614) 667 3368 Tuppers Plo ns Oho TWO WROUGHl ro n ftre pla ce sc reen s Fo (hng type $7 Fl u!l.h ftlltng typ e wtth w tr e curto tns and and ron !I; $10 Both n good t cond1l1on Call qq2 5666 bet ween 4 30and6 30p m 1976 V W BUS Compmobtle 13 1;100 m les St I under wa r renty AM FM stereo cos se lte player $5 500 Co tl9q2 5q33 1972 DODGE CHARGER 1972 Olds 350 engtne 400 Olds 11onsm 55 Ofl heavy duty 391 reo end Set of f\n sen wheels o 1d ttres Cotl 74:12.450 Business Services Mgr Phone 992 2181 • 197 1 SALEM 12 x 65 2 bedroom Fronl den model Furmshed Hoo~ed up to uhl I es ot Coun t ry Mobile Hom e Por k E" e ylh ng ts n lh€> den eody for a I replace or wood burn ng stove S6 000 ltr m Calf 9C/2 7034 or 992 767 1 of ter 6 WILL CARE tor the elderl y n our home Pho11e 992 731 t PIAN O TUNING l one Oantel s New pho ne number qq2 258 1 II no answer co I 992 2082 MAN WANTS odd Jobs to do n M ddleport Pomeroy ore a 9n 2403 APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our serv1ce department and wttt serv1ce Hotpotnt and other brands Pomeroy landmark 9. _Jack W Carsey Mg .. 6il Phone 992 2181 608 E MAIN POrtAE ROY . 0 JUST LISTED Just com pi E'ted new ho ·n e Li'rge ltvmg room With cor n er f i repla ce 3 bedr ooms bat h d1n1ng room lovely kitchen has 32 11 cab.net s and range CMport & s1or age spa ce 1 level acr e S35 900 00 JUST LISTED Lovely 1 yr ol d home 3 bedrooms bath uttl ty ntce kttchen lots of cab tncls and cooktng un t Uttf tly room t n shed garage Very large lot $'15 900 ()() JUST Ll ST E 0 '2 0 acres wtth 5 yr old home 3 bedr ooms bath nee d s a I ttle fl n~ sh work on nsl de Some t mber H ERE I S A $'1050000 JUST LISTED - Abou t 5 yrs old Bea uttful 3 bedroom home M odern bath d1ntng area IO'.Iely kitchen uhf t ty r oom hardwood floors w th carpet ng over carport & storage GOING AT JUST $2..\ 500 00 NICE OLDER HOME Wood b urntng ftrep lace fenced yard 3 bedrooms carpet ng and r emodelmg , lo t s of features J UST 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - Older but n ce off st park1ng 2 fi r ep l ace s balh nl c;e neighborhood SEE AT J UST SIJOOOOO WE LIST NEW PROPERTIES EACH WEEK - IF WE DON T HAVE WHAT YOU WANT TODAY WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE IT TO MORROW HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992 2259 - 992 6191 SMALl form lor sale 10°., down owner I non ced Monroe Coun 1y W Vo Phone (304 ) 772 3102 or (304) 7713227 COUNTRY torm lar d w1th 'itJdud ed woods water and good oc cess n M onro e County W Vo $1 000 down co li (30.4 } 772 3102 or (304 ) 772 3227 Comme,etol property opprox 17 acres level fond located at Tuppers Pia )S on Ohto Route 7 Phone (614 ) b67 b304 VA FH A 30 yr t non e ng Ireland Mortgage 77 E Stole Ath ens ph one (6 14 ) .S92 3051 2 STORY J bedroom fr ame house F A furna ce storm w fl dows fu cp loce 111 M ddlepor t Phone 992 3457 or 992 5867 NEW HOME 1 mtle n ba ck ot Portland 4 r oo m ~ ond both 2 acres Con tac t Delber t Lawson Eagle R dge Rood Al l ELECTRIC 3 bedr oom home wtlh ut hty r oom and Iorge ktl che n alum num stdtng attach cd garoge 2 stora g e bv ldmgs gorden spo t es tobh shed yar d wtt h trees and shrubs AU on 1 acre Tupper s Plo tns Oh o (bl4 ) 667 3096 • EIGHT ROOM housE> w th both o 1d other buttd mgs. Carpenter Ohio $9 000 742 2271 Anction AUCI ON SALE every Tues ond Fr ot 7 pm N ew ond used nEHchond lsfl al Ohto R' "e' Auc !ton Metgs f' loz o M ddlepor l Oh1o Home Ph one (30 4) 773 5.471 CONTINUOUS TRIM SHOP IN RAC'lNE TEAFORD[B fH ., lfOr.> VIRGIL B TEAF0-0 'R REALTOR Thtrd Street Ra cme Ohto Dave Parsons Owner 11 2:) 1 mo BUSINESS SITE - Large corner lot Now has sm all bus1ness wdh r oom for expans1on Ctty w ater on State Rt 124 tn Ru t land S35 000 MIDDLEPORT - 4 untl apartment butldtng w1 th good 1ncom e Partl y rented no w but sttf t g1ves you S50 00 monthly nco me over your pa yment Excel lent local ton SOMETHING SPECIAL - T h1s f tne old home w~ ll mtngue you E)(tra n 1ce fancy oak trrm shtny floors hot water )"'eat large formal d1ntng room and 2 c ar garage $35 000 PREFERRED LOCATION Ne w 7 room tn level home 1 1 baths family room garage and one acr e qt land N1 ce carp~t and k tchen $41 000 FAMILY ROOM - 4 be~rooms 2 ba ths nat ura l gas cen tral heati ng n tce carpet ng fUll basemen t garage 3 lots S27 500 2 FAMILY HOME - Lei t he rent buy you a home Natura\ gas c1ty water near stores Only $9 600 NEW LISTING 3 bedroom stucco home Natura! gas fl oor furna ce cdy water uhltty room pat1o and about one acre Pomeroy wtth sewer wah;r i"" d electnc NEW LISTING - •• •• • PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. fln.JMini-~.Jibble: Blown Into W.1fls & t\lttts STORM WINDOWS I DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 300 Matn 51 Pomeroy Oh10 Pomerov 992 6282 or 992 6263 BAM to 4 30 PM UUMINUM SIOINC SOfiiiT CUTlERS-AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER Srracuse Oh10 Ph m 3993 SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 tt c ALUMINUM SIDING SOLID VINYL SIDING SOFFIT&CELINGS GUTTERS & DOWN SPOUT Easy step mstruct1ons by • step ACE HARIMARE ftntsh th1 s 3 bedroom home w tth full basernenl 2 acres back balcony and large f1v1 ng room Th1 s rests 1us t out of town f6r $30 000 Helen L Teaford Gordon B Teaford Assoc1ates RACINE CARPET SHOP Ol.OSED FOR WINTER Spec1al Orders or Show1ng of Carpets by Appomtment Only Located In Phone 949 2814 Dave Parsons Owner MEIGS PLAZA Middleport Ohio 11 9 lie 112:5 1 m o Wood Stoves MUR e c•sr -.ON J&L Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Supeno1 Sleam h hac lion Young's Carpeting f1 10 18 1 mo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pt. 992 2174 Carpet &Uplrof5lery Phone Mtke Youn1 AI 992 2206 or 992 7630 11 H 015 Not T~t lm tblofl GeorgeS HobsteHer Jr Broker 1011 2 Sycamore St Pomeroy Ohto PHONE 992 6J3J Off tee Hours 9 A M to 4 PM Close Thur sdays an-d Saturday~ at noon New 4 bedroom 2500 sq ft hvtn g spa~e 2 1 ba th s 12 r oom ranch bnck Located 3 m1les from Rt 7 up We st Shade R ver Ca ll for an appOin tment lt 2 Acre Lot Surveyed a ppro ve d for sew age wooded and seclu ded located 07 of a mde off of Summerfield road near Tuppers Pta 1ns Ohto Pnced to go a t $4 000 00 Plenty of acre lots at t he W 1l dwood Estates Addttmn Fla twoods Road zoned an d all u ttl 1t1 es available S1500 per acre We have need of hsttngs, a II types homes, land , commercial etc Cheryl Lemley Associate Home Phone 742 2003 Hlllon Wolte Sr Assoc1ate Home Phone 949 2589 • JUST LISTED - Step ms1de the splt t foyer of thiS beau ttful 3 year old hom e and hA ',. a look at a nt ce l1vrng room dtn ng room L. u,nt"(; h putlt m stove & refrtg and lots,., , dmlly room w ith ftreplace 3 Bed ~\. .. "Y a( closets & 21'2 ba ths Total e lectrtc wJ I cent ral a tr One acre land Located 1fr 5 Potnts atea east of Rt 7 Shown by appomtment $~5 000 £. "t"u' J AutomatiC TransmtSSton Serv1ce PARTS· LABOR GUARANTEED REASONABLE RATES RetdsYifle 0 Ph 378 6250 I 17TFC BRADFORD Au c1to11ee r Com plete Ser v c,e Ph one 94Q 248 7 or 9.49 2000 Roctne Oh o Cntt Br adfor d <> ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR Sweeper!i toa'ilers tro ns oil small oppl onces l awn mower next to Slate H ghwoy Ga rag e on Route 7 Ph one (61.4 ) 985 3825 Sidrng Storm Wtndows Call Professional Butlders HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex cov otmg sept c sys tem s dozer ba ckh oe dump truck I mes tone grovel blac kto p povtng Rt 143 Phon.e 1 (6 14) o9B 73 31 A NN DAI LEY S Upho ste ry Portland Oh o 843 2542 ' . ' BATHR OOMS AND Ki t chens remodeled cermn1C le plum bmg co perrtr y on d general rnomteno nce IJ years ex perience 992 3685 APPA LACHIAN STOVE COMPAN Y tealur ng A shlc ys ond com plete select a, or (001 gas woad ctrc ulql ng hea ter s Carpenter (6 14) 698 719 SAVE ON CARPETING Candy Slrtp Rubber Back RegularS6 9S sq. yd. Reg S6 9S not msta fled 30 rolls of carpe1 m stock Good selection all on sale Installed w1th paddtng no extra to pay . 1972 CONTINENTAL 4 DR..... :?.":~.~~:... 2195 V 8 auto 4cyl As Is 1970 MAVERICK 2 DR .. ..:·.~~~~:d. 1969 FORD FALCON.. 2 Dr 6 cyl aulo 1967 PLYMOUTH 4 DR .... lfz 395 ' 742 221\ :•,d~~~~.~~n 12395 by THOMAS JOSEPH •• RUTLAND FURNITURE • : •e 742 2211 • ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND e · ·~························= one lo ca l owner rad10 sharp Loc al owner P S P B 1 Hunk, 7 Pickens 2 Zhivago's SS COUPE 4 DR. LTD Work Car •395 72 PRICED TO SEll 4 DR., 72 OLDS VISTA CRUISER 73 4dr Dalal - NOW DODGE 71 w1u23 ron-Olev alier mov1e 19 Difference , discord PISCES (Feb 213-March 20) lnl Booth ltally today you may go after prest1ge m s tead of pe sos 27 Have a good ta lk wtlh yourself Thus Lat r. of you IS optmQ to get some ( from lhmg for nol htng wh1le lhe the start) Cross Wtts 4 595 NOW "1 BUICK ELEC. N 73 CUTLASS 4 DR. Atr Was 52495 Power & A1r Wa s $4695 NOW Needs bod y work •21 '995 '295 See one of these courteous salesmen· Pete Burns. Marvm Keebaugh or George Harrts Karr & Van Zandt Uars Club 6 ' You II Like Our Qualtty Way of Dom9 Bus1ness" GMC Fmancmg Anniversary B 10 Lowell Thomas Remembers 20 L eonard Bern stein Conducts 33 9 3(}--Miss Teenage America 3 4 15 MJCrobes & Men 20 10 00- Fall of Eagles 33 20 11 00--News 3 4 8 10 D1ck Cavett 20 J~News Lilias Yoga & You 33 Carson 3 4 15 Mash B. ABC News 33, N1ghf of the Blood Monsler 10 Monty 11 3~Johnny Movte Python s Flytng C trcus 20 12 O~N ews 6 13 Morly Pylhon s Flying Ctrcus 12 os-Ko1ak 8 12 30-Barelta 6 13 Janakl 33 1 O(}--M idntght Specta l 3 .4 15 Worm 10 Movie ~3 2 .4G--News 13 3 O(!-Mov1e Any Second Now 3 4 3D-FBI3, 5 JilL B1g Valley 3 6 30-Bew•tched 3 Movte Channel 4 - 5 & 9 P M - P1nk Panlher Strikes Again I PGI 7 & 11 PM - The Voyage (PG) Cable Channel s 6 30 PM - Testtmony Ttme 7 00 - Paul Gaudmo Family F t tness 7 30 - Wrestltng 8 30 - Sports Travel World 9 30 - Blue Rtdge Quartet Alfred Social Not(!)J Sunday School attendance on Nov 20 was 46 and the offenng was $26 40 Worship serv1ces were held at 10 45 wtth the Rev Rtchard Thomas speakmg lrom Psalm 27 on the subject, The Goodness of the lord In the Land of the Ltvm~· The attendance at the servtce was 27 Mrs Thomas sang a special number, 'Bless Thts House •, as part of the mornmg's Thanksgtvmg servtce A new altar rail was presented to the church for whtch we are grateful On Thursday from 5 to 9 pm and later, a photographer from The Umted Church Dtreclortes was at the church lakmg pictures, whtch wtll be avatlabie to all participants The Conqueror 1 4~Lohman & Barkley 6 Irons ide t3 2 J~News 3 10 00 - 700 Club Grow :tl ,. 2 Jo-Bewttched J, Mov1e Blue Hawaii B Antiques 33 3 oo-Star Trek 3 Wrestling 15 Gupp1es to Groupe•s 33 3 3D-Movie Rocket Shtp 4 Area Showcase 33 4 oo-Movle The Ballad of Josle' 3 Army Navy Game 6 t3 Thai Nashville Music 10 Beller Way 15 Jody s Body Sho~ 33 • , 4 36--Sports Spec1acular 8, Nashville On The Road 10 Wally s Workshop 5"'0~Star Trek .4 Trees 11< t5 Catch 33 33 , Pop Goes The Country 10 Palm l'eberas 15 Zoom 33 5 3(}----Porter Wagoner 10 To Be Announced 15 Once Uoon a Classtc 33 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26, T977 6 oo-Sunrtse Semester 6 10 6 3(}-Marlo & 1he Magic Mo v te Mach me 4 TV Classroom 8 U S Farm Report noiters 10 Kentucky Alield 13 7 o~Sat urday Reporl 3 Matters o1 Life 6 Ghost Buslers B Pub ltc Policy Forums 10 Grap~ Ape 13 oBabble 7 3o--P1nk P~nther 3 15 Jetsons 6 World of Survival 4 Wacko a Weeke nd Spe c1a l 13 nuung 8 oo-c B Bears 3,4 15 Superfnends 6 13 Skateb1r!ls 8 10 Sesa1111' St 20 GO N GRRGWCQKBCN EGA J FA A IQC BC MH AHC GD WBXEC, XG CGG LGGK F R XGQCEHN Yesterday'oCryploquote I'M A MAN OF SIMPLE WANTSALL I WANT IS MY SHARE OF THE BEST THERE IS WILlJAM FEATHER Pomeroy Open EvenmgsUnhl6 00-TtiSp m Sat 2 _141 3~Porter Wagoner 3 Gong Show .4 Candtd Camera Ftles 3 4 15 Wall Slreet Week 20 33 9 O~College Football 6 13 Rolling Slone The tOih 10 5 1968 MUSTANG 88 2 DR. DELTA 1495 MONTE CARLO 73 OLDS LESABRE 1 75 CHEVY NOW '1995 73 BUICK 8 3~Rockford Yesterday's Answer 21 Lesley 29 Uncles Sp Warren 3% ScarleU's 22 Old French home com 33 Rwnaman Z3 Follower etty of ll Duce 34 Bestow 24 Federal law 35 Paradise enforcer 37 Famed 28 Keely or pharaoh, for short OLDS Power & a1r Was $1995 Coupe atr Was 52195 NOW •1 Goes The Cou rttry 15 8 QO-Wtnnte The Pooh & the Honey Tree 3 4 15 Reunton Wtth Partndge Fam1ly My Three Sons 6 T3 Gunthr Gebel Williams Lord of Ihe Rmg B 10 Washington Week m Revtew 20 33 love 3Arab Of!ICIBI pe r son s pas t recor d Refle c 4low votce 11on may prove 11 to be a Yery opera s Gennan so und plan Fmd o ut lo whom 13 Nebraskil yo u re ro m anttcally su1t ed to by nver Ctly send1ng for your co py o l As tr a 14 • GtmSinoke's" i Old note Gra ph Le ll er Mall 50 ce nts for 7 Keep back each a a long se lf addressed Dillon e g 8 Reqwred slamped envelope to Astra 16 Chance Graph P 0 Bo• 469 Rad1o C11Y!V Uruted 9 Ftrmly Statt o n N Y 10019 Be su re to N h ftxed specify your b1rth s1gn 18 ot ers 11 Reach CAPRICORN IDee 2Z·Jan 19) 19 Small Wh ether yo u succeed today bottle over depends large ly on Ihe ante II zz Uruque 15 Samtly lhe s takes ::~re h1gh eno ugh Ca or Cons 3 vaauto vmylroof Was 52795 CHARGER Gold m eta llic Wagon a~r WasS189S 72 An •795 NOW •1695 u ..,... 74 CHEVY NOVA CHEVY IMPALA 6 Prtce ts Rtght 8 MacNetl Lehrer Report 20 33 Fam 1ly Feud 10 $100 000 Name Thai Tune 13 Pop Salty d•sm•ss beca use of lha1lz Mascagm ~NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIS E ASSN l 1971 FORD 4 speed Was SI99S Grow 33 I Actor chunk. 23 Dec 5 Cut down JOke JS on you tf you lhtnk you can rece1ve w ithout gtvrng loday Extend yourself You II be compe nsated be yo nd wnyou expect 73 CHEVY NOVA GT CPE. rad to Muppel Show B News tO To Tell The Trulh 13 Gtlllgan s Is 15 Almanac 20 Mak1ng Thmgs DOWN ACROSS Someone you kn ow may 10 present a proposal that you 11 SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 221 The , NOW '1295 V 8 automatt c P S 74 CHEVY VEGA Mtddleporl 0 oo- Truth CHEVY IMPALA '1895 6 E lee Co 20 33 Mary Tyler Moore 10 Adam 12 13 Hogans Heroes 15 6 0()--News 3 4 B10 13 15 ABC News 6 Zoom 20 6 3()--NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 13 Caret Burnett & F rtends 6 CBS News 8 10 Over Easy 20 LIQRA (Sepl 23 Oct 231 You y F • WAGON 6 cy DAN THOMPSON FORD 7 "2595 HT CPE. '1795 75 PINTO My Th r ee Sons 4 (.}unsmoke 6 Mtster Rogers Neighborhood 20 33 Hogan s Heroes 10 My Three ~Sons 15 better or worse than you but ha ve different expenences you One letter s1mply stands for another In th1s samp le A is can learn fro m u sed for the t hree I s X for t he two 0 s etc Sm gl~ l etters VIRGO (Aug 23-Sapt 22) lnlan apostrophes the length :1nd rormal10 n of the \\Ords are all Qtbles tend to confuse you h1nts Earh d I} the code l etters are different today You ca n 1 qu\fe grasp them Somethmg you can get a ( RYPTOQUOTES handle on you can parlay mto dollars and cents J( QL CF U H Close Saturday At 5 P.M. 72' 5 Oo-Bonanza 3 ' LEO (July 23-Aug 22) People DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It· AXYDLBAAXR are your books toda y Study them You II ftnd th ey re no lo I ONGFELLOW ••• • ow Was $149S •2995 FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 25,1917 lh1s com1ng you r umque IS thai dwell somewhere betw ee n th e worlds of reality and dreams today but your real s uccess Hes m reahty blue ' Wa s 52795 73 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. TELEVISION VIEWING lhln9s you have to do fun Obltgalory lunctw ns wi l l qutckly tu rn you o il FRIDAY TIL 5 4 DR. V1nyl roo f a1 r 1974 CUT. SUP. CPE. A1r AM FM radto black vtny l roof 73 CUTLASS ROYAL J Dr Was S2 29S ales who tend to vactllale Theil One etrtra Bill noon tape 72 OLDS 88 HT CPE. CANCER !Juno 21 July 221 Your 42 An Arab secret today Is to try to make land T~ursday T4 T Low mileage shar p car a1r AM FM & tape blue whtte -.r myl root w htte viny l tnm •4395 '1295 See Pat H1ll Rocky Huppor Darrell Dodnll For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehtcle Open Eventngsttl6 OOexcept Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday you are not easily di ss uaded tt 4 would be wtse to avo td assoct Mon , Tues • Wed 8 001115 00 s pe ~d MORE IN STOCK - on St. Rt. 7 SEDAN NOW •2900 f-lQO .. . .... ·· · -· V 8 auto trans 985-4100 or Full power & atr wheel AM F M & sharp low 73 CADILLAC COUPE DEVIllE 1970 FORD F-200 ...................... . .. . '1095 nobler part wants 10 stme hard<Jo Dry for rewards Your nobl e nature<M w1ns 3t Recon- Rutland 1975 ROYALE CPE. N ce 992 2196 ~ GEMINliMay 21 June 20) W~1le YOUR CHOICE 1976 ex clean 19 000 mtles one owner 302 V 8 auto trans TAURUS !April 20-May 20) Part36 Ab - RUTLAND FURNITURE •4995 1 1975 FORD F·100 ........................... 3295 USED CARS - - Located 3 6 c yl 1 CHESTER, 0. 5 speed trans 1974 FORD 1966 FORD 1!z TON PICKUP ................ '695 tUllll:) local owner 1 TON . . ..... 2995 1973 CHEVY ¥2 TON PICKUP.. P S 1595 6 cyl auto tran s P S rad1o shdrng ba ck gla ss Less than 31 000 mtles Sharp one owner ........ 12895 1957 CHEVY 4 DR ••••••••.•• ~.??~..s.h.~~e ..... 1550 1975 CHEVY SCOITSDALE tra ns 1 1 295 1495 .............. .... car 1 1976 FORD F·150............ . .. .. • • • .. ... 3695 1970 FORD GALAX IE 4 DR.. • ........... 1495 9 200 '10,000 V nyl roof full power atr stereo Wa s 53800 1976 FORD COURIER PU .. ........ ........ '3395 • . . . . . . . . 1595 1971 PLYMOUTH 2 DR.... roof red full P sea1s c rut se control mor e one owner 1971 RANCHERO· ... 1 tape landau mdes & 1975 BUICK 225 L 1m1ted 2 dr H T whde landau roof power atr Sharp •6295 V 8 302 P S 1A C auto trans rad 10 clean Sha rp close relattonshlp really appre 31 Making of ctate s you Hts acttons over m ey come your fears on ' F yn p ower al r mtleage ltght blue 1973 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR .............. '2495 then lake the cash and lei !hE28 Subway credit go t bb ARIES !March 21 Apnl 191 s op a r Doub ts may anse as to whet he 30 Mehila person w1th who m you have"' abel, e g Call742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT one owner V 8 P S A C P B P seat s st ereo AM F M 8 tr rear wmdow defroster Model S J One owner sharp 1973 PLYMOUTH 4 DR.. .. .. . .. ..... ... '895 1972 PONTIAC GRANVIllE 4 DR. ~.: ... 11295 There s a chance today that 2 wds yo u may be uneas y about par !Jet pat ng tn acttv 11e s wtth 25 Insh stranger s Th1s ts a llllslake 1sland You could meet a valuab le ally 26 Doctor of 12 and 15 ft Width Carpet rubber back AC AM FM DEVIllE CPE. 1973 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR ...... ... '2895 ~~~d.".~ •.•• 12695 1973 PONTIAC FIREBIRD . • AQUARIUS (Jan 2D·Fob 19124 Rental51gn .~-i20~ldl;,;e~n;:;e~1:;•:--1 Save 54 BB Sq Yd Pnced for qu1ck sale a I $37 500 00 CALLJIMMYOEEMAT9492JBB ?.'.. ~ :.. V8 A C 11695 1973 BUICK CENTURY ....... . : .~~ •• ~. ~ ... 11495 Nov261977 2t) PS T+ T whee l CUT. CRUISER 1973 PONTIAC GRAN SAFARI WAGON ..... '2295 DR........ 11895 1973 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE •• ~ ~ lDOlfllw~W\J SAGITTARIUS (Nov 1977 5 3~dd Couple 4 News exposure co uld weaken you FREE GAS - Why worr y about the high cos t of heat ng your home ou t st de ltghts heating your wa t er dryrng you r c lothes etc We II se ll you your own gas well N ol on ly that we II th r ow m a good 1 z story house w lfh 3 bedrooms and ba th niCe dtnl ng room a nd ful l basem ent al so over 50 a cres of land w tth a large beauttful pond stocked wi th ftsh Cal l for appotnfment ba th Two more smal l bedrooms cou ld be ftnrshed upstcu r s Al so garage st orage bu 1ldtng stra wbe rry patc h and garden space Or l'v eway IS e lec trtc heated Nt ce O h1o Rtver v •ew Furn1 tur e can be bought e:-ltra Pnce for qvl ck sale House and l ot $12 600 CARL0~2 Her m a n R Re eo;e V rg I Wit!l\S i ey Cia r A the y you r fears and doubts almos t mag1ca11y dtssolve BUDG E T 3 Bedroom lovely carpeted l1 v 1ng room w th slldmg g lass doors family room w1lh f 1rep la ce ntce dmmg room ktfchen w1 th lot s of cab tn et s All r emode led tnstde & out Corner lot Close t o sc hool s & shopprng ar ea A st~a l at $21 500 Shown by appo.ntm ent only UPPER SYRACUSE - Good 2 bedroom house With 197-a CHEVY MONTE TRUCKS stead of co nltnutng to play a tone hand Some allian ces w111 be both pr oft tab le .a nd en JO )' able 11-21 -1mo mtfeage Sharp VB aut o trans 1973 MAVERICK 4 DR ..................... 1495 yo u wtll look for partn ers 1n No Sunday Calis Please AM F M V roof low 1 One of the th tngs that makes FREE ESTIMATES u~~lf;!:[ aCPE. tr cru tse Full - Oi •4995 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY CUSTOM 4 DR ....12495 AIY~IJ.M ' GeMral Contractors Phone 949 2801 or 949 2860 14.88 • ' MIDDLEPORT - SPAC IOUS HOME TO FIT YOUR EASTERN DISTRICT - J1 , acres of le ve l land ntce 12x64 all ca rpeted mobile hom e w tf h 2 BRs ftvthg room kt tchen and bath 2 rooms butlt on nt ce famtly room w tth f repla ce plenty of garden space some frutt trees L arge wor lu.hop and block cella r C11y water and sep t tc tank N 1ce coun tr y se tttng on County Rd 28 Pn ce $15900 '2695 1974 FORD GRAND TORINO ............... 12295 Bern1ce Bede Osol . Bissell Siding Co.. SEWING MACHIN E Repo rs ser YICe oil makes 992 2184 The Fob n c Sho p Po me roy Aut hor tzed Stnger Sole s and Servtce We sharpen Sc ssors Will do rooltng constru clton plumb ng end heot.ng No JOb too large or too smoll Phone 742 2348 Loaded ASTRO·GRAPH & Aluminum Vrnyl REMODEliNG Plu mbtng heotmg and oil type s of general repotr Work guaranteed 20 years e.: per tence Ph one qq2 2>~09 EXCAVA TIN G do-zer loader and backh oe work dump ! rucks and lo boy s lor h r e w II houl I I dtrt to sort l1mes1ot1e and gro ve Coli Bob o Roger Jel l er s day phone 992 7089 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 - --EXCAVA TIN G dozer backhoe ond d1tcher Charles R Ho t f1eld Bo ck Hoe Serv1ce Rutland Oh1o Phone 742 2008 2495 1974 BUICK REG~l 4 DR ......... .. ... c lie 1976 GRAND PRIX Atr 1976 GRANADA GHIA 4 DR ........ .. .... .. ~4595 1 MACH 1.. ... ... . ... P B v1nyl roof VB P S au to trahS v .ny l roof AM F M st ereo A C one owner Sha rp low m 1lenge 1975 FORD GRANADA 2 DR ...... .~:: .... '2995 II r ear d el roster 1 1976 MERCURY COUGAR 2 DR ............ 4395 For Soturdoy No•• 26 1971 M Real ~>:state for &le SWAIN I '3295 1975 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC .... ~ .~~ ..... 2995 1974 MUSTANG V S au to tran s 302 TM Orlltn.JIDI! Pomeroy ' HOBSTETTER REALTY 75 ,; ~: ~harp 1 1 NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FO R TRANSFER OF FUNDS NOfiCC t!o her eby g ven that on the 18th day of November 1977 Cnesh,re T ownshtp Tr ustee s t he Unde r s gnc d ~e ttt t oner f tleCI a pel t! on tn th e Courf ot Com man P eas of Gallta Counlv Ohto bemg Cause N o M tsc N o 25 on the Doc k et o t sa d (cur l ask. tng tha t 555 000 00 be tra ns fer red ronl the Gen era Fund to th e Ro c.td and Br tdae Fu nct as ~n ov 1deGI b y law tor th e r eason s St' l l ortl'l tn sard pe t tto n a nd thai satd pe ttt on wt!l be for hearmQ on he 19th da)l of N oven1b er 1977 ~11 '9 00 AM SaveJOpct to50pct on heahng cost E xpe n ence and fully m sured Free Est Ca II 66 7 6479 11 1~ 1 mo pQ 1977 FORD GRANADA 4 DR ............... 14595 {Fu lly equtpped hke new) II CelluloSIC (wood fiber I Thermal ln s ulatton ...DAN THOMPSON FORD 1 1976 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 DR .... 5895 LEGAL N ot l t ot ptJb r s 1tc r IH' lollo.,., · nq cH sc rtb Cct It ., 1\ II b!' 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T u p ntr<; Pia ns. 01 o on I he 8 n ct;'l, of Denmb('f 19 17 1 10 1 19!6 ~U/U io. 11 Q!Or< 'w'l!t N G 1 380 fl83lJ 1972 F ord Mustanq SN /F. 01 f171<1Y] 1911 r ord Stdl Ot wn 1011 'I N 1B/JH11 5 1JI 1971 P l 'r'n outh J ctoor S N P H t i K!17100 1973 roHt t door Tor no ~ N JA 30 H tl 706-l Ter ms ot s .11C' (ils t 1 hi: c;c J N r<'sc rves t t t r qhl to b ct <'lnQ Ill(' r qt to n: ~ c t t~ny and nil b os R111tt) PomtiOJ 0 RNR lnttiMIIIOMII Hornsler New Ide~ Equipment Not1c:e IS hereby given th Bt R alph M ic hael ot 11932 c ou rHe lgh No 8 Los Ar,ge tes C& l1f has been duly r~p potntett Execu tor of the Es tate of Hazel Mtchael oec eased la te ol Sy r acuse M etgs Cou ntv Oh lo Cred ttors are reQ ut r ed to 1 te thetr c1a1ms w th satd ft ductary w l th n thre e r 10n tn s Dated this 71h day of "Jov en1ber 1977 Mannmg 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate DIVISIOn Meigs County Oh to 18 25 ltc See us at noo East Matn Street Pam eroy Oh1o or Phone 991 7034 10 29 1mo '"• '•~v••l lo the AT RIGGS USED CARS. PH 992 2176 oeceAnd •Mobtl e H ome Underptnmng • Roof Coaling •Tte Down s • Awmngs - Carports •In surance Repatrs C•r• • CENTRAL REALTY CO. ' I · Not ice 0'1 Appointm ent Case No 22 161 Estate of Hazel MIChael KingsbuiJ Home Sales Service TOP QUALITY CARS AND LOW PRICES 1976 VOLARE ROADRUNNER Chester Oh1o 10 JO c hdl••o~ EFEL . 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Fnda} FOUND MA lt Be agle tiad, s bloc.._ All fo;.~ r ft"t:I.OfC""- 1e .i mo old or ~oungt.• r 'IQ/ .S715 3 AND .i ~M l v ' "ht>d a d u fv •n )ht.'<'f o~ h PhonP 902 l:)I.Pf Rli::NCE 0 ~EFRICERA TOR ond appl once Hf ~ ct>mO Pod hol• do\S voco t ron~ o11d hosprro i uo l on Goli o Rel n ger:btor Co 0 I Jrd .Awe Colll pol s Oh o In u~mor) C.l1l of Th.t nk~ liU...l Obtluetn 6 <.~nts J'l'f "' ord IJ 00 flllrlunwn Cash mad; 11m.~ Phon~ t or f-OU W rll• ----------, MEIGS I '•• llt al E•lah fvr ~.1, ~tandt'ound Help Wanted • •• • 9 0(}--Space ::;enttnels 3 4 15 Scooby s Laff A Lympl cs 6 13 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8 Bugs Bunny & Frrends 10 Mtster Rogers 20 9 3()--Super W1lch 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 10 O()-Bang Shang Lalapalooza 3 .4 15 Once Upon a Classlc 20 10 3~Advenlures of Muhammad All 3 4 15 Batman Tarzan 8 10 Consumer Surv ival K1t 20 11 0~ Thunder 3 4 15 Krofft Supershow 13 B1g Blue Marble 6 Crocketts Vtctory Garden 20 11 3~Searc h Rescue 3 4 15 NFL Game s. of the Week 6 Space Academy 8 10 Cop1ng wl lh K 1ds 20 12 OD-- Baggy Pant s & the N1tw1 ts 3 15 Mov1e Boy on a Oolphm 4 In The Know 10 Secret s of Isi s B Aclton N ews f or K 1ds. l3 Mustc 20 12 3()--;Red Hand '*'ng 3 15 College Foolball 6 t3 Fat Albert B 10 12 ~s-College Foolball 6 13 1 oo-Jetsons 3 Mr Magoo B Family Affair 10 PTL Club 15 Romagnoli s Table 33 ' 1 3~Marshall Foolball 3 Bob Jones 8 Movfe The Sons of Ka tteE id er 10 Beglnn tngtoewJ3 2 OQ- ThiS Is The NFL 3 Mov1e The Day Stood Stt lt 4 lhe Earlh 1D1dn t Know Thai B Making Things 6 0()--News 3 ~ tO Lawrence Welk 8 God Has The Images of Aging 33 Answer 15 3()--NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News 10 7 0()--LIIIIe Rascals Thanksgiving Spec1al 3 Lawren ce Welk 4 IS Hee Haw 6 8 Bugs Bunny 10 Wild Ktngdom 13 World War ' l 33 7 3()--C:ollege Baskelball 3 Mus1c 33 <!Ill Slar Anylhlng Goe s 10 Palm Trees S. Icebergs 13 8 oo-Tab1lha 6 tl Bionic Wo man~ 15 Bob Newl •.rl 8 TO Besl of Fam1lies 33 8 31l-()peratlon Pelllcoal 6 13 We ve Got Each Olher 6 as soon as dtrectortes are completed Mrs Nma Robmson was chamnan of thts project and wtth the help of Thelma Henderson and Nelhe Parker and others m vanous w(Ays d1d a very fme though laboriOUS (Ob, for which we are grateful Wednesday evemng Nov 23, a local photographer wtll take pictures of the church m Betton Also Mrs Fanme Bernard will be leadmg the 8 p m prayer servtces Robert Robmson spent a day last week wtth h1s mother Nma Robmson and aunt, Clara Follrod, asststmg them 111 gettmg ready for the wmter months and Janet took N1na to the doctor at Parkersburg on Monday of thts week Rtchard and Charles Yost spent the weekend with Genevteve Guthrie Gat'her Grtffm has been til wtlh cold or nu, but ts much better at this wr1tmg Oste Mae Folirod went w Columbus to see her doctor thts past week Mr and Mr s Howard Elhott of Columbus vtstted hts parents Mr and Mrs Eihott. here over th e weekend and attended worship serv1ces at the church here Sunday mommg ..- ~ 1 610 9 oo---Siarsky & Hutch 61 1J Mov1e Family Plol ~ 15 Jeffersons 8 10 Jacques CoUsteau 33 9 30-Movte Famllly Plot ' 3 Tony Randall 8 10 10 oo-Love Boal6 13 Carol Burnett 8 10 Sloryteller s T own 33 10 3~ Fawl ly Towers 33 11 oo-News 6 6 10 13 Black Per spe cttve On t he News 33 II 15-ABC News 6 11 2!1--News 3 4 15 11 30-Movle Where L ove Has Gone 6 Movie But Not for M e B Movte tns1de Oa1sy Clover 10 Movte B\ uebeard s Ten Hoheymoons 13 Janakt 33 11 35-F•Im 15 11 50-Movie A Love ly Way To Ole 3 Sa lurday N1ght 415 1 OO--Mov1e The Mill ton Eyes ol Su Muru 13 1 20--Movte Madigan 4 1 31r-Mary Hartman 3 This Is The NFL 6 2 3()--News 13 3 30--N ews 3 4 QO-Movle Counterpo tnt FBI 3 Movte Channel 4 _, 7 PM - The Slar Packer IGI 9& 11 PM - TwoMinuleWarnmg IRl 5& ~ 3 6 OG- JOBLESS COMP COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohto House Tuesday narrowly reJected a conference committee report on legtslatwn expandmg unemployment compensatton coverage w agncultural and domesttc wo rkers. unclassthed CIVIl service workers, nonpublt c schoo l employees and substitute teachers • The vote ~as 43 w 47 It means a new conference comm1ttee wtll have to be named w renegotiate the terms of tbe bill • �• 12-The Daily S.nlmel, Middleport·Pom~roy, 0 ., Fnday. Nov . 25, 1971 Sadat wants to talk to saner Palestinians By W.G. KIROLOS CAIRO, Egypt - Egypt has dectded to invite Palestuuan leaders living in Israel Qnd lsraeli-occupted lands to mtl Cairo for talks on a Middle East peace, a move auned at undercutting the P.dlestine Liberation Orgaruzauon The ruling political party, the Arab Socialist Party of Egypt, made the deds10n Thursday at a meeting called to discuss Prestdent Anwar Sadat 's breakthrough VIsit to •\ Israel last weekend. Sadat's agreement w1th Israel that there would be' "no more war'' between thelr nations has drawn bitter attacks from the PLO, Syna and other hard~ine Arabs Young, the Andrew American ambassador to the . United Nations, rose to Egypt's defense Thursday in New York, praismg Sadat's trip to Jerusalem as a demonstratton of "rare vision '' The Israeli cabmet also mel Thursday and vowed 1<1 cmtmue discussing possible ways of brmgmg peace 1<1 the Middle East. Prime Muuster Menahem Beg111 said Egypt was expected to aMounce what it considered the next step U1 direct contacts with Israel. The announcement could come Saturday when Sadat is scheduled to address hos Parliament. Egypt, m ots campaign to stifle radical Arabs, expelled three I<Ip Palestmoan officials Wednesday and ejected a senior Iraqi officoal Thursday, Dr. Abdel Aal alSaqban, seeretary general of the Arab League's Economoc ~ "Palestm1an leaders are urged to. shoulder their responsibility through 1by participating on ) the Geneva conference in order to reahze a jUS1 peace and srt up a Palestuuan entlt) ... a part) statement f.aid ·· Lsraeh Defense Momster Ezer Weizman said Israel would allow those UlVIted to go to Egypt but reaction from the: Palestmians ('OO('E"rned E·R CALLJ;:D The Pomeroy Emergency Squad answered a call to Long Hollow Road at 9:57 a.m. Thursday for Franklin Little who was taken to Holzer Medical Center At 2:3 1 a.m the squad and ftre department went to Burlin gham where , fo~f persons were mj ured ip ~n accident and were taken to Veterans Memorml Hospotal, and a car was on fire. CALLED TWICE RACINE - The Racone ER Squad made two runs Thanksgivmg day : at 12 .01 a.m to Rt.l , Long Bottom'lot Vorgonia Musser, and at 10.58 a.m. to Rt I, Reedsville for James Bean, both taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. LODGE TO MEET A special meeting of Shade River Lodge 453 F&AM , Chester, will be held ~turday , Nov 26at7 ·30 pm. Work in E. A. degree. Our Interest Is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid • 90 day Certificates • Deposit. $l .uc1u .1mo Minimum . tnt,......tl Payable Uruty Council. The Socialist Party did not specofy which Palestinians would be invited to Cairo but it appeared the party was attemptmg to establish contact wtt h Palestinians more moderate than the PLO. Quarterly . A s ubsta ntia l penally u mvoked on all certtftcate accounts w•thdrawn pnor to the date of matuntv Meigs Co. Branch _.@ ASK TO WED A marrtage license was issued to Dana John Aldrtdge, ~ . Minersville, and Connoe Lynn Bailey , 27, Pomeroy. F'ricJidaire APPLIANCES $AVE NOW LII<E NEVER BEFORE BAI<ER FURNITURE AT Mi<J.dleport, 0. "''as mixed . At least ' two mayors rejected the move as an attempt to Hout nank the PLO " Egypt 's a ctmg Foreign Minister Butros Ghali saod Sadat. dunng his trip to Jerusalem , t'onvmced Israel! leaders the Palestmians should not be left out of an overall Middle East settlement Another indication of the detenoratlng relations between Egypt and ots radtcal cntJcs was Libya's deciSIOn to cut off diplomatic ties woth Sadat's government and halt all air and sea trafftc between the two countries. HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital Wednesday Admissions Helen Smith. Gallipolis. Wednesday Discharges Pamela Theiss, Earl Mossman, Mildred Barnett, Ntrma Goodwin, Goldie Wl>lfe, Jesse Swan, Mae Ughtfoot, ' Martin Mustain, PhylliS Stone, Or\s Hubbard, Patricia Hrsell. . Thursday Admlssions Charles Werry, Pomeroyi James Bean, Reedsvolle; Jeremy Hndrix , Middleport. ThuJ~Sday Discharges Luther Imbode n, Ethel Moore, Wilham Watson Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Nov. Z3) Charlotte Adkms, Josiah i\llen, Wylodine Armstrong, Barbara Bartels, Kevin Barton, Grace Bright, Russell Capehart, Marlene Cardwell, Madge Clark , Jackson Cochran, Bertha Cr~ig, Worthy Cremeans, Darin Davis, Elizabeth Deal, Kath teen Dempsey, Ryan Doll, Dorothy Douglas, Mary Downard, Lura Duffy, Cuma Elkins, Job Fairchild, Troy Farley, Jane Foster, Samuel Fry Jr., Timothy Harvey , Nellie Hatfield, Heath Hoff· man, Charles Keiser, Herbert Lane, James McGoon, Bryan Molihan, Phyllis Morris , Bnan Newvahner, Rachel O'Conner, Mrs . Bobby Patterson and daughter, Mrs. Roger Raffergy and son, Larry Raffergy Jr., Elaine Ramsburg, Ronald Schlater, David Sizemore, Patricia Slaven, Came Smtih, Dale Spires, John Stone, Wanda Waugh, Beulah Welch, Theodore Whottlngton , Rebecca Wood . (Births, Nov. %3) Mr. and Mrs . Merrill Myers, a son, Wellston. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rawlms, a daughter, Oak Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Skeens, a son, Wellston. )Discharges. Nov. 24] Gregory Cain, Heidi Carruthers. George Cook, James Ervin Jr., Elta Evans, Emerson Fife, Juanita Fluharty, Mable Goff, Gertfllde Hood, Mrs. Ronald Horsley and daughter, Vincent Knight, Cinda Mink, Mrs. Roger Moore and 'son, Homer Noble, Kimberly Knotte, Joseph Oh!mger, Jay Rowe, Stanley Sickles, 'John Thompson , Nolan Thornton. (Births, Nov. 24) Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hunt, a son, Ewington PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges - Jack DeWitt, Southside; Lola McClintock , Chesapeake, 0 .; Bertha Casto, Leon ; Peggy Riley, Hartford; Ethel Thornton, Leon; Larry Henry , Vinton ; Mrs. Earl Stover, Gallipolis EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ferry ; Norman Lievmg , Sunday through Point Pleasant; Mrs Louis Tuesday. fair In the south Cox, Gallipolis ; Vada King, and \\'est and a chance of Henderson; Edward snow flurries In the northMeadows, Southside; Wav1e east Sunday. Highs will be Stone, Leon; Willie Starr, !rom the 20s to low 30s and Point Pleasant; Edward lows In the teens. Chance of snow Monday with highs In Willett, New Haven ; Mrs . Wolloam Woodall, Rodney, the 30s and low In the teens. 0 ; Hollls Kincaid, Point Clearlag Tuesday with • blghs from the upper 30s to Pleasant ; Esther Kong. the 40s and lows In the 20s. Letart; Leon Parker, Point Pleasant ; Carrie Bumgard· : ;:,:;';',',';';','.: ··."'";,.'~.~.::: ·.:;: ::: ';';',', ·,:;.,:::. ner, Gallipolis Ferry; David Gordon. Buffalo ; Alberta Davos, Gallipolis; Earl Gtlkey, Pomel'by , Mary Earl , Henderson : Jack (Continued from page I) Sayre, Leon; Mrs. Malcolm pavement. Her vehtcle ran Franklin Saunders, Apple off the roadway into a ditch . Grove; James Hartley, Point A deer was struck in an Pleasant; Clarence King, accident at 5 p.m. Wednesday Redhouse; Mrs. Rufus Greaton SR 160, one tenth of a mile south of Vmton. The aruma! house, Glenwood; Mrs. which ran from the scene, Robert Peoples, Point struck a vehocle operated by Pleasant , Marvon Ronnie Lanier, 25, Rt. 2, Luckeydoo, Pomt Pleasant ; Davod NorvoUe, Letart; Jerod Vinton. Julius Preston, Jr , 23, Cook, New Haven ; James Gallipolis, suffered minor Kennedy , Po tnt Pleasant; mjunes in an accident at 8:22 Mrs. Robert Gillespie and a.m. Wednesday on SR 7, one daughter, New Haven, and tenth of a mile north of Robin Bond, Mason. Gallipolis. Preston, going MOVIE PICKETED north, lost control of his car WATERTOWN , N. Y. which ran'off the roght s1de of A Watertown church (UP))the hig~way sinking a TWO KILLED movoe, group is picketing the concrete block and then a LONDON, Ohio (UPI) "Oh, God !;" saying the film tree. His car was demolished. Two teenagers were killed ls " a blasphemy" and a A deer was killed when Thursday ntght in a two-car .mockery of God The Rev. struck at 5:30p.m. Thursday crash on Ohio 142 east of this on SR 7, one half of a mile Madison County city. The Jerry Gregory, pastor of the north of SR 143 on Metgs victims were Becky S. House of Prayer Tabernacle, County The animal ran into Jackson, 17, the driver and and ahout 10 members of his the path of a vehicle operated her passenger, Deborah L. congregation .spent the last by Karen Smith, 33, MidMorris, 18, both of London. three nights picketing outside dleport Jackson's car apparently the Cinema I and II in Watertown, where the movie Another deer was killed in went left of center, struck a an accident at 12 .30 a.m. seeond car, then hit a tree is playing today on SR 141 at Patnot· Cadmus Rd. The animal ran mto the path of a car operated by Larry Rooker , 27, From the Meigs Columbus. A final accident occurred at mental health center3:30 a.m. today two miles west of SR 7 on Georges Creek Rd. where Dwight Swisher, 18, Rt. I , Cheshire, lost control of his car. The vehicle ran off the highway . BY NAN MYKEL Ph. D. into a ditch. Swosher had Clinic Coordinator minor injuries but was not treated. There was moderate The community is invited to a Christmas party at the damage: no charge was filed. Meigs clinic Thursday, Dec. 22, from 3-6 p.m. Guitar pickevs and cymbal dangers are especially welcome, as we hope 1<1 have a musical get-together. Come jingle bells and drink hot punch with us. Mary Skinner reports that her Personal Advocacy program willluive a ChriStmas party wo, on Dec. 28 at the Methodist Youth Center in Rutland. Folks in her activity therapy group have been busy making decorations for Christ· mas. BOARD MEMBER? - Steve Dawson, director of Alternatives, the substance abuse program at the center, is onviting community participation in Advisory Board activities. Any person 16 or over who would like 1<1 be an active member of the Alternatives Advisory Board is invited 1<1 let the clinic knol" by calling 992-2192. New partiCipants can meet with the board at its Christmas dinner meeting on Dec. 14. NEW STAFF- Jan Shoots begins her new duties Monday as Coordinaror of the Senior Friends program at the Meigs clinic. Jan - who will marry Greg Notthhtp on Dec. 10 -will continue in her functions at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. She replaces Kathy Folsinger who left in September 1<1 return 1<1 school. A warm welcome is extended not only 1<1 Jan, but 1<1 M.S.W. Elizabeth Most. Elizabeth is primarily assigned 1<1 the Alternatives program, but will also be available lor general outpatient and family counseling in Meigs. YOGA - Pat Leegan, drug education-prevention specialist, is also at the Meigs clinic three days a week, and is available 1<1 speak to teachers, classes and other groups in the commumty. In addition, Pat is planning a Yoga class at the clinic after Christmas. WARM FUzzy TO YOU - "Warm luzzies" is the pass· word these days at the clinic. The staff has really enjoyed the senes of TA films which ..mculminate Dec. 2 at 2 p.m. with the free movie, "feelings." The public is invited. Staffers Nancy Raming Kohlrieser •and Dr. Nan Mykel participated in in-service training at Pomeroy Elementary School wit'h the TA films, and John Brammer and Bill Breckenridge participated with teachers at Meigs Jr. High. . Jim Rogers, Meigs school psychologist, coordinated and spearheaded the training activities at both scnool settings. FANTASY IMAGING - Jim Lansford, director of the Forensic program, anti Dr. Nan Mykel, clinic coordinaror, attended the First American Confere(lce ori the Fantasy Imaging Process in Chicago recently, and returned to Meigs full of new Ideas. They're fantasizing a growth imaging group the forst of the year if there's any interest, and threaten 1<1 run ' one for themselves if there isn't. Woman Weather Chance of snow by evening . Snow tonight. windy, much colder. Lows in the mid 20s. Cold, chance of snow flurries Satutd3y. Lows to mid 20s and fall slowly. Probability of precipitation :;o percent today, 80 percent tonight, 50 percent Saturday. ' Mrs . Eula Proffitt was hostess for a recent meeting of the Enuna Snuth circle of the Reorganized Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints, Racme-Portiand Branch. Mrs. Proffitt had the dev<>tions which was were follow· ed by a study period conducted by Lucy Tayl!lf, teacher. Anna McHaffie prestded over the business' meeting and the hostess served refreslunents to those named and Jia Roush, PearlProffttl, Goldie Clendenin, Golda Gi11ilan, Linda Evans, and Beulah Roush. Guests were Jun, Kenneth, Robert, and Richard McHaffie. Carmel News, By the Day .I : : ~:;e~eug~~ Mrs. Larry Circle and children are visiting with Mr. ~ft!~~~- James Cundiff in CAIRO, Egypt (UPI] - President AnwJF Sadat said Saturday he wtllmVJte all parUes wthe Middle Easl conf1id, includLng Israel, to come to Ccuro to discuss preparations for reconven~g the Geneva peace conference_ Sadat 881d t~e talks, ~e~bly to include the Palestmians although he did not specdJCally mentiOn them, cuuld begm as early as next Sat.W'day · . . It marked th.e hrbi time SJ.nce creation of Israel m 1948 that lt.srepresenla.ti~eshad bee~ mvtted to an Arab country . Sadat made his p~oposal m a 70.mmute speech durmg which he accused the Sov1et Union - cochairman with the United States of the Geneva l'Onference- or being the prime mover be,';ffid the .yab attacks on his peace mission to Jerusalem. .. The Sovtet line was and still is to keep us in a state of no war, not peace because they believe that once our battle has . ended, we shall nol need .them," he said " ...Syria immediately takes ~~ cue from this and puts pressures on the poor Palestlni~ns .. then we have the usual hystertcs fr om Lhe others (Arabs). . Sada~ ~~ that alt.hough Russi~ was ~hind. the anU·Egypt campaign we shall mVIte the SoVIet Uruon so that the Soviets will not say that we are keeping them out. " But, he added "I must warn the Sovtet Uninn. if it tries to one .. grandchildren dealh by her parents. Millon ral ..d, Butch that and she Frank · and Lucy Hart Hynll, a granddaughter, a grandson Shane; a brother, Henry, Pt. Pleuant , four sisters, Mrs.· three greatgrandchildren Survl\ling are her husband, Orville ; two daughters , Fl!ly Lewis, Maxine Kirby, Vienna. W. Va.; Mrs . Wilda Blessing, Albany , and Mrs . Evelyn lhle and Mrs. Melba Icenhower, ~ Okechobee, Fla.. and Iva Powell , Pomeroy ; a son, both of Mason ; seven grand. · sons, and ' three grand· · daughters. She attended the letart William Hysell , Pascagoula, • Methodist Church . Funeral Miss .. 12 grondchlldren. 10 ..rvlces will be Saturday at 2 great -grandchildren and p.m. at Ewing. Chapel with · the Rev . severaf nieces and nephews. A member ot the True Church. Mrs . Allen had been emploved in the housekeep ing departments of both Veterans Memor ial Hosp ital and the ~o Meigs Gepera ll tt.ol belorore!lrlng. h .,_ a member of The Laurel Cliff Health Club and Rock Springs Grange . Officiating at services were the. Rev . Otis Chapman and the Rev. Floyd SIJ<>ok. Burl'l was In Rock Sprln.Cemetery 'f .; · s~ Freeland Norris · ofllctatlng. Burial will be In Letart Falls Cemetery.· Friends may call at the : funeral home after 7 p.m. this evening. = ~ROE R. HARMON ,. Richard !Dickie) H~rmOh. ~2. &'resident ol Ft. Myers, Fla . and former resident of . Columbus and Gallia County, died Nov . 21 In Ft . Myers Community Hospital. ~• He was ll)e son of Fletcner and Grace Carroll Harman. ~ , ~· 11 survlvejl by one FLOYD BOL 10H · · l:lau'ghler: ' Cheryl McGrann, CARPENTER - Funeral of Alamogordo. N. M.; two services for Floyd Bolton. 74. , sons, George Robert of the Piqua. Ctlio. who was a ~ Air Force and Gary Richard, tor mer res ident of this pf Miami ; two grandchildren, community, were held In ~. several aunts, uncles and Albany at the Bigony.Jordan 1 cousins. · Fu~l_!iqme on Monday , F~neral services will be 2 • :· fl ••~ :m. Saturday at !he Surv fvors Include his w e, Margerum and Son Funeral Edna Bowen Bolton, three Home, 335 Johnstown Rd ., daughters , Mrs . Keith Gahana , where friends may call today from 2-l and 7.9 ! Madeline) Staneart , Albany ; Mrs Robert p.m. I W avo 1en e) Reed , Burial will be In Mifflin Locklngton. Ohio: and Mrs. Cemetery. Richard IPeggyl Turk. Tlpp City , a son, Merrill Bolton, Piqua ; 10 grandchildren. seven great-grandchildren ; a ' 11'11111 Pllt I) sister, Mrs . Nellie Lent, .(Ccllllnuld Columbus, and brother , operated by Hospital Sylvester Taylor, Dundas. Pharmacies Inc., under a live He was preceded In death by two daughters, two sons, year contract with the · two grandchildren and a hospital is to get the right great.granctdaughter. Burial was In Bowen drug to the right patient in the Cemetery. near Vales, Mill . right form in the rtght strength at the right time lor DOLLIE SHANE the right disease. RACINE - Dollie Shane, Hospital administrator 65, of Route 2, Racine who died &t her residence Thurs- Scott Lucas commenting on day morning, was the the new phannacy states that . daughter of !he late H. E. and the lacllity is an excellent Ella Thompson Stewart. She addition to the hospital and was also preceded In death by a son, Franklin Shane: two . will be a t~endous service brothers, E. H. Stewart and to ho!!Jlilal patient• t VOL. 12 • I ~ W I 5 LB., Christmas time is here 99~ 16 Ol WAVES 3 -------1 $ 4g CHILDREN'S ! ROCKERS ONLY l--'"'!!'!'!!~~!1!"'!'!!...~!""~... OPEN MONOAY THRU SATURDAY TIL 6 . a.DSED SUNDAY . . PAT'S MARKET .. ~ I OPEN FRIDA~Y A~D w I II w Gift buying. Special sale prices in effect this weekend on many W items you'll need for those on your gift list. ~M r An excellent lime for you and your family to dil your Christmas . ' find big selections, excellent values, COUrteoUs salespeople to help . , . 1 ~ I I I ~ _ 1 I I w Make Elbel'felds your one stop Christmas Shopping ·Center. You11 J0U dO your biiJing. 1 . I • " - ' any Sadat said his v1sit UJ Israel al'compli shed its . primaryobjecuve by "breakmg the barners of suspicion, lack of confiden(·e. fear and hatred!' between the two countnes. "1~ order~ fmish what we started" m Israel, Sadat said he was mstructmg h1s foreign mtnister to contact UN. Secretary ... General Kurt Waldheim and the Umted States and Sovaet Union ' 1to tell them that Ca1ry IS ready, effective next Saturday, to receave aJ.l the parties to the conflict, including the two superpowers. ~~we shaH also send the invitation to all the partit:s, mcludmg Israel , St. we can Sit and make prepal'ations for the Geneva conferente and iliscuss the case m a matter of months nut years " , , ' Achng Foretgn Minister Butrns Chah sa id later the m~it.ations. will be extended by Egypt and not by Waldhe 1m. He satd Waldheun w11l be invtted to attend as he d1d at the first round of the Geneva conference, a two-day ceremomal session held m December 1973 Sadat told about 500 political and military leaders assembled in parliament that he reached agreement with Jsrat',h leaders on,two points : . . We agreed that all of us woll concentrate at the ( Geneva ) ~nference or examuung questions of substanee seriOUS!)' and w1.1,1 no~ waste time on procedural questions. . We alsn agreed that ~ur startmg pomt for the d1scus~IOn of secunty at the conferen~e Will be far removed from the Idea of an~ex.atwn .ternto~y ~mi. confine~ .10 t~ framework . of en ... W:mg ~ecunt~ ru~ all In JUSt conditions . Israel ~as mamtamed It ;=an not Withdraw from all A:ab lands occupl~ ,1n the 1967 war m or~er to ensure ats securtty. Sad.at said 1~ere was .unammaty m lsra.el that 1t must offer a~ un!~auvc of 1Ls own m reply to the btg step I took (the ?f Vl~~t). . . . Alarge numbe.r of Israelt offtctals are convtnced the Arabs will not acc~pt a settlemen.t unless 1t l'O.,.ers wt~hdntwa l from the temton~ o;~1lp1ed 111 19ti7 and establishment of a Palesllman state, he sa1d . ,, Sadat assured the A~~bs hts .Israel VISit has not cha nged t.~e present l~gal status, meamn~ th~ state ?f.war. R,ef~rnng ,to his and -~srael~ Prm~~ Mtmster M~nahem ~gm s .remarks m Jerusalem about no more war, Sadat saad ' 'thts applies ~o the future once we achie:ve the s~bstanttve terms we have laid dnwn as a baSIS for endmg belhgerency." tntintl MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS Syrians snub peace hid By United Press Interoallonal Syria Saturday rejected Egyptian Pres1dent Anwar Sadat's 1nvttat10n to all parties m the Middle East conflict to hold peace talks m Cairo_, describing the proposal as a cover for further contacts • between Egypt and Israel Palestmian radicals urged all Arabs to reject any talks with Israel In Moscow, the official Tass news agency played down Sadat's call lor preGeneva talks among all parties, including the SovJCt Union _ It reported Sadat 's speech to parliament in a four·paragraph story wJthout comment. Sadat accused Moscow of leading the anu~Egy pt campaign among Ar:1h hnrd- Election notes Carter considers GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Election Board .said Saturday no protest • • • was filed prior to the deadline Friday in znvztatton to the Vmton v1llage coWlcll race m the Nov. .f. 8 General Elecbon. prep•con,erence Results of the eiechon wete certified Nov 10 by the Gaiha County Board of FAVORITE ~READ 3 In pnmanly addressed to the Egyptian hners such as Syna "The proposal is rcJel1.ed because people rather than to the parties con· s, r1a considers 1t a cover for the con- cernedt Khaddam sa1d " It's little more than dom esti C tinuatiOn of Egyptaan·lsraeh contacts," Foreign M1mster Abdel Halun Khaddam oropaganda, " the palace spokesman sa1Q. told a group of v1sttmg French Journalists 111 Damascus. Jorda n had yet to comment on Sadat's address. Khaddam told newsmen the Sadat proposal, which called on Israel and all Arab partaes concerned m the Maddie East conflict to lay lhe groundwork for the resumption of the Geneva conference, was mostly for domestic conswnption "The mv1te to come to Caaro IS MIDDLEPORT - Questions about a flood msurance study recently completed for Middleport w1U be answered at a pubhc meetmg Tuesday mght, Mayor Fred Hof!mao saod Saturday. Study includes flo od plain maps showing the area that would be mundated by a 100-year flood, flood elevatiOn w~re that all machmes provfaed a ballot profiles, and flood msurance rate maps for for village officials, thus, g1vmg access to lhe use of fmancial mst1tuttons and m~ the Vmton off1c1als ballots to voters living surancc agents m determimng who must purchase flood insurance and the cost of outside the corporate lunlts of Vinton The result was that people unknown to the msurance. Fmal issuance of this study Will mark election ofhcaals m the village of VInton a change in the Middleport stafus m the voted. Elected to the village council were federal flood msurance program (rum the Elva Adktns, Rodney Alderman, Charles ''Emergency Phase" to the "Regular R. Easter, and Harold E Brown Phase." At that time the amount of flood In· surance now avaJJable to home-owners and businessmen In Middleport will be STATUS CHANGES POMEROY - Meigs County voters doubled. The additional amounts of In· who thought they had unlit November, suraoce will be ~~bject to actuarial risk 1978, to reg1ster find that their status rales rather than the federally subsidized rates whlcb arc presently available. changed after the November election. In addition, the vollage will be required Passage of Issue I a~s far as Meig~ County as concerned means that after Dec. to adopt and enforce a flood plain or· 5 only registered voters can cast ballots. dmance to regulate all new construction Only those registered can vote in the June, and substanttal rehabilitation in the nood 1978 election or any spec1al electiOn held haZBrd areas designated an the report Mayor Hoffman said the study was prtor to that time . funded by the U.S Department of Housing Voter registratiOn with the November, and Urban Development. 1978, goal has .. been underway m Me1gs The people most directly affected by County for several months and durmg that the issuance of thos study are those liymg time 7,110 voters have been regi:,tered. wtthin the village . They and any other That leaves about 2,500 unregister ed it is mterested persons are invited to attend the estimated. Now, the · process which had meeting on Nov. 29 at 7:30p.m at voltage been movmg along well through mostly council chambers, where the study results · volunteer help, woll have to be speeded up. will be presented for public mspection . Loc ations will be established where Representatives of the Department of residents who have not registered can do Housing and Urban Development, Burgess so, or residents ca n register by mail by sending their requ ests to the Meigs County and Niple Engineering Firm, Cleveland, Board of Elections, Masonic Temple and the State Department of Natural Resources will be on hand to explam the building, Mulberry Ave , Pol)leroy. study and answer questions about the flood The law now requires that voters must insurance program be registered at least 30 days before an electiOn Flood maps will he explained Vinton vote stands .TOPPED Wl'lll A GOLD-LIGHTED star, this IS the Christmas tree of Mrs Hobart (Evelyn Fock) Young in Pomeroy. The nine foot tree features over 400 mini-lights and huodreds of aUract.ive ornaments. ~ II! # There'll be· more gas this winter but it's going to cost more more. Columbia Senior Vice President Paul R. Bigley told business and communlty leaders in this south central Ohio community that customers will have to pay seven to eight percent more for natural gas Ibis winter. but the supplies should be adequate. Columbia Gas serves 56 of Ohio's 88 counties, and more · than one mUUon customers In 546 communities. ~SATURDAY· NIGHTS TIL 8 ~ 1 4 crews satd. The CIUie cl the accident was riot lnunediately !mown, police said. The victims included 30 French navy officers and enlisted men and lour l'rench air force clflcers. w OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 lo 12,2 los !CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.! - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. a (Otlllllwtd from pqt 1) French-built plane rapidly lost altitude, crashed and exploded . Firemen from Premian were the first 1<1 reach the scene but found only remain& of bodies ammg the debris, the rescue SUGAR neguttatluns. ln his spee<:h, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1977 CHILLICOTHE, Ohio tUPII - Iw. ELBERFELDS 'IN PO.ME'ROY l OPTOMETRIST GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT An olflclal of Columbia Gas of Ohlo says there will be more natural gas this winter than last, but It will cosl :::<~lO"""'l<O<YIIWr.Bllr<:U•r.r. ....!!Q!...llllii......... "";.··~B!I--W I • NO. 43 News •• in Briefs DOMINO seP!'rale ly or will be multilateral. . Israel had adamanlly refused to Sit with the PLO tmts Pharmacy • , crea~e obstacles, 11 will be maknl!: the blj(gest mi>lake of its h!e.' Sadat also told uf a eonversation with Israeli Defense Miru~ier Ezer Wei7Jnann that showed Egypt and Israel may have been on the bnnk of a fafth war dunng the 10 days precedmg h1s vas1t . He scud when Egyptian armed forces staged m~.nuevers , We1unann believed they were preparing for a surpnse attal'k But Sadat said he assured we 1zmann the maneuvers were m reply to lsraej1 war games and added 1t was precisely to help remove such fears and susp1cions that he went to Israel. In obvious reference to the Palestmlan Liberatwn Organization and his continued reco~mt10n of its rQle. Sadat sa1d ''I tell the Palesllmans that we shall try to put up with them ,once more. We sha ll try to put up with thear rashness and the fact1t.hat U1ey fell inlo the 1Soviet.Syrian 1 trap. " Sadat dtd not spectflcally mention the PLO m has speech but a senior government offac1al sa1d the PI.O wtll get an mv1tation but there ma~· also be an mvitation for independent Palestinians from the lsraeli~ccupaed Jordan West Bank and the Gaza sector . Sadat did not make clear m his speech whether the Catro talks would be bilateral between Egypt and ea('h of the oarties + Mrs. and sons of Linda SpillerPatterson spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle an~ .,_ _ _ _.., SYRACUSE, OHIO Florence. _______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, w. COMPTON, 0.0. I1 •••---••••••••••••••••----•••••••• Texas. I r~:. ••.._·-------------------·-···•·.;.-.;,"' w N. Burleson , daughter, Ann Browning of Route 2. Pbmeroy; two : Mrs. Allen was preceded in Mr. and Mrs. Drvy Gainer of Hebron, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gainer of Barbuton, Ohio called on Eunie Brinker on a recent Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and daughter Sandra of Middleport called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Patrick, Sheryl Le Ann and Betty VanMeter . Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, New Haven, W. Va., were at the home of Mary Circle on Sunday. Florence Circle and Linda Patterson visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Circle of Columbus on Saturday. Margaret Tuttle and Brenda of Eagle Ridge called Inner .growth THE MEIGS INN Middleport and Steve, of . . TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10 til, 2 Surviving are her husband, Dan ; two s0t1s. Oa:nny, of Ewln~ Howard Allen of New Knoxville, Ohio . a brother. FROM SCilOVILLE, OHIO '• ol I p.m. today at the Funeral Home. Sadat. would host pre-Geneva summit Thomos Stewart, and al• sister, Eva Varian. Memor ial Hospital. were held Sunday, Nov. '!I at 10 .30 a.m. at the First' United Presbyterian Church, Middleport, a special dedocatlon service is being planned when 100 new hymnbooks (pew edition) and a loose-leaf hymnbook (organist 's edollon) will be presented to the church and dedtcated to its use in the worship service. The books will be presented in tnemory of Lillian Stief! who served lor many years as orgarust of this church. A gift from the estate of Ullian Stief! has been used to help assume the cost of the hymnbooks. The public is invited to attend this service of dedication and worship with the use of the new hymn books on this first Sunday in Ad· vent. "INN PLACE" 5 PIECE GROUP MARGARET ALLEN Funeral services for Mrs . Margaret Lucille Allen, 74, of near Pomeroy, who d ied Wednesday night at Veterans and APPEARING THIS 'WEEKEND AT THE NIGHT .SHIFT r--------------------------. ! Area Deaths ~ Dedication service planned Mrs. Proffitt host .group • POMEROY - It's begmnmg to look a lotllke Christmas in the Big Bend area as decorations and ornaments come out of· storage One of the first "home" Christmas trees to go up is lhat of Mrs. Hobart (Evelyn Fick) Young of Sidney, Ohio and certainly ot is one of the most elaborate that will be in the Bend over the holiday season. Each year around Thanksgiving Mrs. Young takes a week of her vacation to return to Pomeroy to get the tree - a mne foot , almost ceiling-touching tree - ready. Trinumng the tree - and no one is allowed to help - takes a full three days. The fmoshed product reflects the effort. The tree - in a revolving holder which plays jingle bells - features over 400 mint· lights in various colors, each painstakingly placed and hundreds of ornaments. One of the ornaments goes back to Mrs. Young's childhood, others date back some 20 years while others have been collected in more recent years. During the past year, Mrs. Young has purchased 12 gold electro-plated or· naments, collector's 1tems and expensive you can bet, from the Danbury Mint at Danbury, Conn. others, quite exquisite, have been purchas~ at ~arious locations durmg Mrs. Young's lravels. The latest addition to this year's tree was a pewter ornament presented Mrs. Young Friday night by Mrs. Janet Korn. Finished now and standmg eloquently in the Fick home on West Mam St., the tree woll remain for the holiday season Mr. and Mrs. Young wUI return to Pomeroy to spend Christmas and enjoy the beauty of the yuletidetree. Come ·New Year's the Youngs w1ll again come to Pom~roy from Sidney and Mrs. Young will pack away her attractave ornament collections for another year. THURMONT, Md. (UPI) _ President Carte r declined 1mmeda3te comment Saturday on Egyptian President Anwar Sadat 's invitation to a preparatory Middle East peace conference, and aades said he would consult the other nations invlled to see 1f they mean to attend. White House spokesmen t.a id the president, spending the holiday weekend at Camp David had advance word from the Calro gover~nent on the proposal Sadat made an a Saturday speech. ··we have no additional comment on any other aspect of the speech this morrung,' ' a Continued on A-2 Men think hard work doesn't pay any more COLUMBlJS- Most men Interviewed in an Ohio State Umversoty study of unemployment and undfremployment m southeastern Ohio believe that finding a job is a matter of luck. Researchers asked 123 male heads of households in Jackson, Meigs, Gallla and Vinton counties, "What do you think Il takes to get a good job - bemg in the nght. place at the right time or hard work ?" Three-fourths said being on the right place at the roght time was the dec1dmg factor. Only 19 per t'ent thought. hard work was the key 1 ' These findings seem to indicate a prevailing attitude among these men that they cannot help themselves, and that's a very serious problem,'' Said study coordinator Nancy M. Rudd, assistant professor of home management and ' housing . By comparoson, she said, only 36 per cent of those asked the same question m a national survey or men from 40 to 55 years old attributed finding a job to luck . Still, 90 per cent of the OhiO men polled remained convinced that they should work, Russ sa1d Most of those seeking jobs satd they had not found work because none was available. Those surveyed were identified by neighbors and soc1al agencies as having employment problems and are not con· sidered a cross~section of heads of households in the four count1es, she said. The OhiO Agricultural Research and Development Center and Ohio State's agricultural extension service looked at the region's employment situation as Oh10 Power Co. opened an electnc generatmg plant in Gallia County and the Southern Ohio Coal Co. started coal mines in Meigs County to feed the plant. ' Thirty-seven percent of the men surveyed were workmg full-time year n.mnd, but mcomes of hall of them were below federal poverty standards. other problems pinpomted by the study: - Widespread lack of understanding about how to find a Job - Low educatiOn and skills levels and a 38 percent physical disability rate among the unemployed who were interviewed - Little or no dofference in the employment situation between lhe men who had taken job traming (37 percent) and those who had not. Elections although discrepancies in voting were ~lleged Even so, the board was authorozed by ,secretary of State Ted W. Brown to certtfy the r~sults. Und~r law, a~y res1dent of the vtllage or candtdate had a right to protest to Gallia County Commo n Pleas Court re~uestmg that the election results be set as1de. . Later, followmg the electwn cerllfication, Vmton Mayor Howard Neekamp wrote a letter to Secretary of State Bro:vn requesting that he set asade the electron results and declare that a new election be held. According to Mayor Neekamp, the election had several irregulanhes Some WALK FROM WRECK PARKERSBURG, W. Va. (UPIJ The pilot of a tight single-engine plane that crashed Friday just short of the Wood County Airport told pollee he was flyong too low and could nut top some trees at the approach to the 7,000-foot runway. InJured m the 6 p.m. crash were To~nmy Logston, 46 1 and hts wife, Marlene, 41, both of Belpre, Ohio. Bolh walked away from the wreck V_:fW to fight 0 any cuts m · j~~J?r~!~~~J!r~~ One injure in 8 traffic accidents GALLIPOLIS - Only one person was injured in eight traffic aceodents m· vestigated Friday and Saturday morning by the Gallia-Meigs Post State HI Patrol. However the deer slaughter continued, four jdymg \!flore moving vehicles. The personal injury occurred at. 4:45 p.m. Friday on US 35, at Motchell Rd where an auto driven by Dottie Gilbert, 28, Rt 2, Bidwell, struck the rear end•ol a vehicle driven by Jack Foster, 17, Gallipolis. Emogene Gilbert, nine, a passenger m the Gilbert car had minor injuries. Gilbert was charged with failure to stop within the assured clear distance. Jerome Doughman, 17, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was cited to Juvenile Court for II! ilure to yield t~e roght of way following a ccident on SR 141 at Lincoln Pike State oopers said the Doughman car pulled to the path of a vehicle operated b h Jones, 37, Patroot Star Rt There was oderate damage . The first of four deer kills was recorded at 8:20a.m on SR 7, seven tenths of a mile north of SR 553 near Crown City. The animal ran into the palh of a car driven by Mae Green , 30, Rt. 2, Crown City. Asecond deer was killed at 5 p.m. on the US 35 by-pass when it ran into the path of a car operated by Sharon Bias, 19, Vinton . There was minor damage. At 6:10p.m. on US 35, two tenths of a mile west or Indian Creek, a dee(' was killed when It ran mto· the path of a car operated by Marvin Young, 30, Columbus. Slippery roads were blamed for an aCCident at I :35 a m. Saturday on US 35 at milepost 7. The patrol saod Curtis Nolan, 16, Bid,well, going west lost control of his car on li slippery bridge. His vehicle struck the bridge causing heavy damage. Another Saturday accodent occurred at 7:17a.m: on SR 160 at Mabelene Dr. A deer wa s k1Ued when it ran mto the path of a car driven by Walter Howard, 66, Albany . A {mal Friday accident occurred on SR 141 at Centenary when Virgil Fillinger, 58, Rt. I. Patnot, lost control of hls vehicle while attempting to miss a dog which entered the highway . His vehicle went off the left s1de of the highway str1k1ng a ut1hty pole. There was minor damage. I DRIVING LAYUP - Dale Royse, ~ Junior guard from Springfield, scores two of his 13 pomts on thos dnvmg layup dunng Friday night's opening round action in the Rm Grande Lions' Second Annual Thanksgtvmg Hobday Tournament at Lyne Center. West Virginia State defenders are Edgar Randall (II) and Tim Hutchmgs (25 ). Rio won, 7~. and played West Vorginia Tech lor the 1977 title Saturday night. See Fnday's delaois on page C-2 .•-Keith Wilson photo M ~~~~~~~~~-~----------~----~-· ., l . or the Veterans of Foreign Wars arc expeetcd to reaffirm the VFW's unalterabl e oppositaon to any dilu.twn qf veterans' preference in federal employment when they meet Dec. 4 at Albany Ppst 9893, commanded by D. D Pm· ce ll! , wm host representatives from Athens, Ross, Vmton , Pikej Jackson, Me1gs, SciOto, Galha and La~r e nce Counties, representmg more than 3,500 overseas veterans. William F. Kanouse, Rt. 4, ChUlicothe, district commander, said the VFW's concern has been heightened by recent attacks by the chainnan of the U. · s. Civtl Service Comm1ssaon agamst veterans' preference. " Thts year, veterans' benefits have come under heavy attack nearly across the ooara oy anti-veteran torces and soc1al ~welfare planners," Kanouse explained. "The only redeemong fat1or is that any change in veterans' nghls and benefits rpust be made by changes in the law ofthe land and, as usual, we must look to Congress for the protection of these benefits. "Not only our ntembership, but ail veterans and their families, who constitute nearly one half the population of the natiOn, will be followong the respOnse of Congress to these attacks very closely," Kanouse sa1d. Dean Jimkle, Lakeview, immediate past commander of the Ohio VFW, will ilepresent the state orgamzatmn at the Albany meeting � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 25, 1977 allen bolton harmon hysell shane stewart