http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7559857af0b99b4e1509311ca8e026de.pdf 7752cef9f4431e9f0b6b81a06801d7fb PDF Text Text •• --------------------------- 1Tandem voting ! ' Area Deaths l m pnmary .IS 12-The Dailr S.ntonel. Mldctlepvrt·Pomero), 0. Wednesdd) .lx'l'. 7. 197i • I . 1952 . HAROLD 0 . EVANS Harold 0 Evans, 65 , Cole St ., Mrddleport. died unex pectedly Wednesday Mr . Evans was 1n the Dutton Drug S!Dre , No Second Ave ., Middleport , on busrness when he coll apsed He was tak-en to Veterans Memorial Hosprtal by the M t ddleport Emergenc y Squad where he was pronounced dead . Born N ov 18, 1912 rn Bradbury . he was the son ol the late Shendan and Louise Ohlinger Rrggs E'va ns . He was also preceded In death by two brothers , Clay and CarL in fant twrn daugh ters, and thre-e s is ters. Lena , Grace. and Louise Surviving are his wde, Lovercr a Ma rre R i ggs Evans . UP, UP. UP FOR THE BALl, - Ed Davis, Symmes Valley High Sehool fo1ward. who sco red 8 pomts UI h1s team's 65-61 \1CtOr! 0\f.'r Eastern Tuesday mght at Eastern . goes high m defending agamst a shot by Eastern 's hot Rust) W1gal 119 pomts) - Greg Bailey picture . See account of game ou page 3 Hoover !Continued from page I ) up 'flle memo also sa1d Homer wanted no statement con necting J ack Ru by and Oswald because "we have no proof they were ever together.'· but he did no) want thl!- repml to be "100 UI Dallas , and 1s what would be called a police buff '- Hoover al"' challenged reports that Os\\ald could not have performed the assassmatmn alone, sa)lng he told Rankm ··He was a marksman and tt \\asn 't an)1hmg he could not do: .. that ~.~. e have tested u em our nfle range and were a ble to get shots off even fa ster than he d1d, that the re IS no quest ion m daughter , Mrs KATE SRANZ Kate B Sranz:, 93, dted tn the Qvaltty Care Nu rs mg Home , Frem ont , Oh 10 Tuesday She w as the daughter of the late Wtii Jam and Mar y Bell Bros w s, born Sept 22. 1884, 1n Gall lpol" She marned John H Sranz: who preceded tn dea th lr:~ percent sure 0n that." He sa id he to ld Rankm that Ruby ··ts a s.had~ character fr om the hoo dlwn element of C1ucagtl, has a poor bac kgound, runs a mghtclub a Wi lli am (Sharon) M cMill i on . M rddle por t , a stepson , Brady Huffman , M i ddleport , a sister , Mrs Bertha R1fe, Route 1. Middleport , an!;~ several ni eces, nephews and cous •ns , and ftve grand chtl dren Funera l ser v ices will be at 2 p.m Friday at the Rawl•ngs Coats J Funeral Home w1th the Re v. Georqe Orler of f tct atmg . Burial w tl l be m Gravel Hdl Cemetery at Chesh.re Fr1ends may call at the funera l home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m Thursday TWO DRAW FINES Fmed tn the court of Pomero y Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night were George VarJu, no address, $50 and costs, intoXIcation, and Max E. Lauderm1lt, Pomeroy, $100 and ctlstS, m) mmd about1t, that we also found the fln gerpn nts and the leaving the scene of ~n acbullets so conclusively f1red from the gun; that we have all this Cident. ForfeitUig bonds were and we ha ve all the photographs:· Linda Harmon, Colwnbus, $100 posted on a charge of leaving the scene of an ac· cident and Richard Fridley, (Continued from page 1) 1 activity affects Ea rth's wea ther. the American Geophysical Middleport, $30, left of Umon was told Tuesday. and it could mean the current center. Western drought has at least ooe ;ear to go Charles W News •• in Briefs Stockton of the Unh'er si ty of Arizona reported that maJor droughts seem to occur evrry 20 to 22 )'ea rs near the low pomt m the doubl e sunspot cycle Th1S wa s established from stud ies of tree rmgs m the West gmng back to liOO Prolo nged drough ts were found to have occurred two ;ea rs after the low pomt , a h m mg that suggests lhe curr ent dr ought will c:ontmu(! ano the r year or tw o. The fmding was bad news for ca hforma where much of agriculture and some mdustry w1ll have virtually no water at all if the drought con tinues through the winter rainy season COLUMBUS - EMPffiE METAL PRODUCTS CORP. I.Jls Angeles, has acquired a 60,000 squa re-foot warehouse on Columbus ' north side and \4-ill begin produ ctwn of weatherstnppmg, screen doors a nd stnrm and secunty doors, Gov. James A. Rhodes announced Tuesday . Dermot G Coughlan, president of Inda l Ltd , parent company of MPC, said centra l Oh io was chosen because of tts nearness to the northeast industnal part of the Um ted Stales and 1ts exce llent trans· portatwn facil1ttes "Columbus IS an 1deal locatiOn for the new branch operatiOn. It 1s close to our maJor markets and it has a pool of reliable la bor And bes1des that ills a good place to hve, " said J oh n Teets, "tee presiden t and general manager. The new manufacturing will be 1n full productiOn by February, 1978 and wtll eventually employ 120 people. ' NEW YORK - THE PUBLISHER OF THE TRIB, a new daily newspaper planned for New York , says he expects an imttal circulatiO n of up to 300,000 Publisher Leonard Saffir sa1d Tuesday the newspaper plans to hegm publication Jan 9 • w1th a 72-page ed1tion and already the adverttsmg space m that e<ilhon IS sold out. The Tnb will reverse lhe trad1t10nal ratio of adverl!smg to news conte nt : Instead of 60 percent adverttsmg to 40 percent news, the newspaper Will have 30 percent advertismg to 70 percent news The Trtb will be sen ous but not solemn. TheTrib, w1th a staff of 80, w11l be an offset mornmg news· paper Circulated Monday through Friday to 40 counties m the tnelropolltan area, he said. Single copy pnce will be 25 cents. THREE FINED RUTLAND Three defendants were fmed for speedUig and a fourth for· feited a bond in the court of Mayor Eugene Thompson. Surv tvors include one daughter . M rs James ( Prtsc !11 a l Rhiel. Port Clinton , Oh1o ; one grllnd daughter . Mr s . Edward (Barba ra ) Chalfin , Nor t h Mad 1son, Oh1o and one grandson , John Port Clinton . One gre•f . g r andda ughter survives . She was a l i fe long member of the Galllpolts Presby terian Chvrch She moved to Port Cl1nton 1n the early 1950s atter ~the dell t h of her husband ; Tentative graves1de ser . vices will be held at Mound Hill Cen,etery on Friday at 1 p.m with Rev Frank Hayes offic iating , ., Arrangements are under the dlrec t ton of Neidecker LeVeck Funeral Home, Port Clinton There will be no vis Ita fton at the funeral home Hospital News ~ Veterans Memorial Hospllal ADMITTED Lillie Cunumngs . Pomeroy; Walter Robinson, Rutland; Hugh Racine. FIREMEN CALLED The Pomeroy Fire Department was called to Bailey Run at 7·30 a.m. Wednesday where a fire had developed at the Forest Products Co A building was destroyed and the Pomeroy Department was assisted by the departments of Rutland and Middleport The firemen were still on the scene at 10 a.m RETURNS HOME Mr and Mrs. Dav1<1Nease have returned home from a week's vacation in Miami Beach, Fla and the Grand Cayman Island, British West lndtes. While in Miami the couple attended lhe Natwnal Milk Producers Convention. Holzer Medical Cenler (Discharges, Dec. 8) Gene Boyer, Mary Card· well, Myla' Conner, Ernest Cook II, ·Mrs . Marvin Cremeans and daughter, John Cunningham, Arline Cooking Appliances ~ Our fHle sf co u ntertop . Microwave Oven wtth memory touch control The Ui11mate tn .(; ooking canven1 ence and versattltty ... Calonc Ultramaltc Mtcrowave Oven with a memorv bank . You make the selections; it does the work Touch the controls and it doeS everythmg from memory . With unique Ultram a fic Po we r Selector, you 're tn complete control T1mmg - 0 to99 99 m1nu1es- dig1t;tl d1.splay mterior lighl See through oven door. Automat1c d1gital clock - d1splaved 1n Operates on ord m<J ry IJ5 .volt household current. • Hl' J . R. KIMMINS COLUMBUS (UPI) - A year and a half alter Ohioans voted to pair party nominees for governor and lteutenant gov!!mar m the November ge neral electiOn, lhe Oh10 G<neral Assembly has dec1ded to pa1 r Ihe 1wu ca ndtdates in the pnmary as well. W1th Wide margms and b•· partisan support. the Legislature Tuesday passed and sent to Gov. James A. Rhodes legislation to require that a gubernatorial can· d1date choose a rUMlng mate prior to the primary. In Ihe 1976 primary, OhiOans adopted a Con· shtutional amendment to Six defendants fined by mayor Six defendants were fined The Middleport Fire and two others forfeiled bond Department answered a call in the court of Middleport at 7:41a .m. Wednesday to the Mayor Fred Hoffman apartment of Mrs Larry Tuesday night. · Gardner, 127 S. Third Ave., where an electric blankel had caught lire. There was mlnor loss. At 9·07 a .m. Tuesday, WILL GO TO MEETING the E·R unit was called to the Mrs. Mary Marlin of Leon M•ller home on Route 7 Pomeroy. member of Me1gs below Middleport where a County Salon 710, Eight and woman refused treatment At Furly, and national cha1rman 2:20 p.m , the squad went to of children and youth, will the Dutton Drug Store for leave Th~rsday mormng Harold Evans , who had collapsed: He was taken to from the Colum bus Airp<Jrt Veterans Memorial Hospital for Oklahoma C1ty for the where he was pronounced Area C Natwnal Children and Youlh Conference. On Salur· dead. da)' she will fly to Houston for a visit with her san , Frank, DANCE PLANNED and then will return home CHESTER - A square Sunday . Mrs. Martm was the dance will be held from 8 to overnight guest of Mr. and II :30 p.m Fnday at the fire Mrs. Thomas Mitc hell house In Chesler The public Wednesday lS to have vehicle under 8)' JOHN T. Shots were exchanged early today between strikin g coal con.. 1 trol ; Sheila A. Carsey, 24, : Middleport , $18 and ctlsts, : speeding; Bill Reeves, 52, ; 1\Jesday The M e1 ~s County shenfr 's offu.:e 111 Pnnw1oy,sa td no one was lut III the exd1ange 11f gw1f1re whu.:h occun ed when the second shtH of foreme n and other supe rVI.sor y personnel en tered the mming area. "There were shots hred but no one was struck,'• said Sheriff 's Deputy Gary Wolfe. " Be(ween 25 and 30 pickets were ~:~~~ry· !~M:~~ ~~~~: M. Sheley, Middleport , $18 • and L'<"ts, speeding. Forfeillog bonds were , L<>nme K Taylor, 19, Micl-" dleport , $40 posted foiispeeding, and Denzil c..: Proctor, Middleport, $150,' falling to stop after an ac::cident. CISSELL WANTED WASHINGTON (UPI) Ohio's DemocratiC Sllnl!tors, John Glenn and Howard Metunbawn, have .. r.ecom· mended James.. Cissell, Cincinnati, for the post of United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio. ''·· mcite opposthon to the tmtiatlve," Salem said. The order was tssued 36 hours after Egypt severed diplomatic relations w1th ftve CBIEFNAMED hard-line Arab nations which CLEVELAND (UP!) had condemned Sadat's Alton W. Whitehouse has peace overtures to Israel. been elected chairman and The government-controlled ch1ef executive officer of the press has accused t he Slandaro Oil Co. of Ohio, Russians of orgamzing Arab effective Jan. I, replacing the oppositioo to Sadat. told the retinng Charles E. Spahr, it . Salem extraordinary session of was announced Tuesda)'. Parliament that the Soviets and the previously identified East Bloc nations had ~::Ol5"0:0lo:Ollil:di:O:IPII . J•IMIM1111eriet:IJ1181Jillli • JI"Ogressed who marched through the United Press International J orda n's King Hussein ar- heart of Ca1ro lo U1e Abdm r ive d today on a fence- presidential palace . Addressing the throng !rum mending nusswn to Ca1ro the palace balcony, Sadat where throngs of cheenng said Egypt wanted peace Egyptians ha1led President Wit h Israel, but warned "w~ Anwar S.1dat's efforts for are not seekmg peace at any peace w1U1 Israel and heard price " him denounce h1s hard -ltne Arab critics as " Imposters and pygmies " Husse111, see km g to medmte between SHdat and Arab npJXments of has dnve for a quack pca{'e settleme nt wath Israel, a rnved fresh fr om apparently fruttle ss Damascus ta lks w1th S}nan Prestdent Hafez Assad a lea d1ng c nt1c of F.~:nl1t 's peace dnve. Th e J ord an ian mo na r ch began hi s Ca 1r o mtssw n A Gin ENJOYED FOR YEARS against th e background of a boist e r o us pr o-Sadat derl\lm s trata on by an Social Calendar of l!: 1\.T Intentions in the Middie East. 5.75% Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit. $1,000.00 Minimum. Interest Payable Quarterly. A substantial penalty Is 1nvoked on all cert1ficate accounts wtthdrawn pr.or to the date of maturity , Meigs Co. Branch .-@ Ttu! Athens County SHings & Loan Co --- at pygmies heard and read what I satd before the Knessel ! Israeli parliament ),'' Sadat s::ud, referring tn Ius Arab crittcs President Sadal greeted Husssem at the aJrpttrt where the two leaders embraced and kl sst•d and ap peared !)1 01hng Ofhc1als sa1d the aJm of Hussem's Ca1r0's talks is to heal the b1 each in the Arab world caused by op[X)StUon of hard-ltne sta tes to Sadat's VISit to Israel last month and Ius subsequent call for direct closed at least tomorrow and Monday. The special meeting was called because of the law passed Wednesday which will permit school districts to Hussem went to Damascus Wednesday for talks with Synan Pres1dent Assad and w1ll be traveling to Saudi borrow money from next year ' s fund s to co ntinue Arabw fullowm g h1s Egypt v1s1t While the Jorda man TOOK TOP HONORS - Paula Swindell , II , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned SwUidell, Shade, a sixth grade monarch traveled to CaJro, stude nt at Salisbury Elementary, won first place m her operation for the rest of this year U1c Syrian pres1dent Oew to Saudi Arabia today m a flurry ol diplomatic m111at1ves to try age divisiOn in the " Hoop Shoot" contest last Saturday at the Elks Lodge m Gall1pohs. Paula w11l attend a banquet at the Elks I.Jldge on Dec 19 to receive her trophy, and Stale Department of Education Wednesday to heal the worsemng rlft enter state competition in January. Other pup1ls from over Egypt's peace drive Sahsbur)' who participated m the contest are Jay Evan s, with Israel. Den1se Stegall and Scott Pulhns . . 1J1e storm mmed land under House Bill 244 1f the Boa rd of Unrecla1med Stnp Mmed Lands says so either at Its meeting later thiS month or 1n January, 1978. sla~. BRUSSElS, BELGIUM - THE UNITED STATES IS asking its NATO partners if they want the neutron bomb and assuring them 1t won't withhOld another superweapon from Europe 's defensive arsenal - the crmse m1ss1le. U. S officials sa id Wednesday they were wailing for a f1rm NATO request before going ahead w1th further production and deployment of the neutron bomb - a "clean" rad1allon device Ihat kills people but leaves butldings largely mtaci The officials said the neutron bomb would be useful only m the defense of Europe and would serve httle purpose In the event of a Soviei-American war . If there IS no NATO demand lqr it, they sa1d, the United Sales would probably scrap the program. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th .6:00 TD 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY, DECEMBER lOth 6:00 TD 7:00 P.M. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Jordan IS steering a middle course Ul the nft. It boycotted la st week's anu-Sada t swnmit at Tripoli. L1bya, a nd IS a lSI• staying away from the forthcomong Cairo talks. proJect to reclatm strip· the state w11l spend $500,000 to regrade and revegetate 86 acres of state-owned land m the Shade River area The purpose of the reclamatiOn project is to stop con· laminated sed iment from entermg the Shade River . The Board of Unreclaimed Strip Mmed Lands was created by H B. 244 which passed the Ohio General Assembly this year The purpose of the board IS lo passage of the bill by the House last April Said James: " I have written letters and talked personally to the members of the Board descnbong the -necessity for the project in Meigs County and asking them for !heir support Everything m my power to convmce the Board has been done. The final decision ts now up to the Board." House Bill 244 also provides state assistance of up to 75 percent for reclamatiOn assistance on private property However, a check wtth the showed that thP fnrmula to I - THE 8,500 TEACHERS IN THE CLEVELAND and Toledo public school districts returned to classrooms today followmg the resolution of pay disputes m those two cities. A combination of adion by the Ohio Legislature, Gov . James A. Rhodes, two Cleveland banks and U. S. District Judge Frank J . Battisti Tuesday and Wednesday ensured teachers would be pa1d through the remamder of the year . Leaders of the , Cleveland Teacher.s Union, which represents most of the 6,000 teachers, late Wednesday told members to return to work and school board offiCials sa1d checks were bemg distributed to await them. On Tuesday, the legislature passed enabling legislatiOn allowing the school board deficit financing - not preVIously permitted under stale law - and on Wednesday Rhodes signed it mto law. BOSTON"- POLICE TODAY BEGAN ARRESTING 17 men m several slates 1n what was described as the breakup of a major homosexual boys' prostitution ring operatmg in the Boston area. Seven more faced similar charges in arrests Wlrelated lo the rmg, believed to be operating since at least 1972. Among those expecled to be forn.~lly charged today were (Continued on page 2) c Contract talks were sc hedu led to resume In Washington today under the auspices of federal Assocaatmn . Seme 188,000 UMW members officially began their walkout 12 ·01 a.m . Tuesday m a dispute over health and retirement benefits, the nght of workers to strike md1vtdual mmes and EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through Monday, bitter cold Salurday and Sunday, with highs belween 10 and 18 and lows between five an"- !0. Warmer Monday wllh highs In lhe upper 20s or lhe lower 30s and lows In the teens. Mostly cloudy Salurday with a chance of sno" flurries north and a chance of snow over lhe entire state Sunday and Monday. :· ... ·. -:· ,:,: :-:,:,. :,::-:·........... . Weather Turnmg colder with ram and snow mixed late lomght. I.Jlws tomghl near 20. Wmdy and colder Fr1day, chance of snow. Highs to the mid 20s. Probability of precipitation near 100 percent this af· ternoon and early tomght, 50 percent Friday. Carbon County today as three nori-UMW miries were scheduled to reopen after shutting down Wednesday night to avotd further viOlence. The Swisher , Plateau and Soldier Creek mmes were hil by sporadic State- tro.opers and sherUf's deputieS 1n utah and Pennsylvama stood ready to mtervene in case there were and one man hospttahzed. Dale Peterson, a local escorted , non-union miners UMW offi cial, Wedne sday blamed the Carbon County sheriff, who led a high-speed lhrnugh the picket lines James Kelly, president of UMW D1stnct 4 in i'ennsyJ. vania' s so uthwe stern coalfields, ha s vowed to repeats of Wednesday 's rock-throwing mediators. UMW President Arnold Miller said the union has presented all its' demands and is waiting for counter~ work. convoy of non-striking miners proposals from the BllWllUious Coal Operatprs One-third of the 270-man Utah High~ay Patrol was in through the picket Jines Tuesday night . The farm strike movement, led by a looselr,-orgamzed grass roots farmer movement ca lled America n Agriculture, says 11 will urge farmers lo stop plantmg and sellUig crops and hvestock rutd lo stop buytng supplies liegonning Dec. 14 unless the government takes act10n to ensure full parity pnces. Pa~lty IS a prtce which nose out of it last night, nobody would have got hurt," Peterson said. "We're gomg to stop them from working." In Pennsylvania's h1lly In· diana County, locatiOn of most of the stale's non-UMW mines , some 25 roving pickets Wednes day trapped coal trucks and non-striking and fighting late Tuesday rughl and early Wednesday, wh1ch left two miners jailed confrontations By BERNARD BRENNER WASHINGTON (UP!) The cost of proauclng a pound of chicken will leap 34 percent 1! fann ers urgmg a natiOnal farm strike wm the1r demands lor full ~anty pnces, a poultry mdustry grouii sa1d today. "If the sher iff had kept his other 1ssues. between rovUig UMW pickets and non· UMW moners attempting to Chicken overnight.•• Pnakov ich said tha l he fe el t here is " plenty of coal' 1 stockpiled by coa l users who have braced [or a long strike. He also s~ud he did nnt Ulmk the stock piling figures wer e mflated. He commented on a sta nd taken by the Carter admmistra .. tlon t hat there 1s enoug h nun-uruon ·coal to meet the nation's energy needs even If the stnke would last through the wmter. (Continued on page 2) Fifteen Cents Vol. 28, No. 165 ~ost relatiOnships more than half a, century · old m comparison with the cost of U11ngs they buy. In rnld· November, prices for all raw crop a nd ' livestoc k commud1hes averaged 66 percent of parity. The National Broiler Co uncil estimates thai if pnces for corn, soybeans and other farm commodities which go miD poultry feed are pushed to full parity, the cost of producmg broiler chickens will Jump lrom 36 5 cents a pound to 49 cents - a 34 percent increase . C"sts for turkeys will go up J worker s at two mines . Deputies and state police (Continued on page 2) may rise 34% would give farm er s a theoretically " fair " return based on economic 38 percent and egg production costs will rise 32 percent the group sa1d. .George Watts , pres1dent of the tr~de association, sa1d any legislation guaranteemg fanners 100 percent of panty probably would apply only to crops which get government support Smce poullry products are not supported, Walts sa1d, farmers producmg chickens, eggs a nd turkey probably wouldn 't be able to raise their pnces enough t o recover the mcreased costs. But eventually, Watts said , the ex tra product ion costs . would mev1tably have to be passed on to cons umers. In a related developme nt. follow for dtstri cts 1n fmancwl problems to gel help under the new law has not been worked out. ' Ills supposed to be worked out at lhe slate level today and, hopefully, Will be m the hands of the Eastern I.Jlcal Board by Fnday. If the board can comply w1lh the formula and secure a loan to continue operations, It will be Monday before it w1ll be in the hands of the State Depart· ment ol Edutatwn. Due to the financial con· clition of the district, schools were scheduled to close for the remainder of the year at the end of activities today provide some help for the Eastern Dislncl and it may have lo be closed only lor two days, Fnday and Monday. One problem is a req01rement m the law which states distncts borrowing money must agree that they will keep schools operating next year This might be impossible for the Eastern District to do Restrictions of the new law may be too difficull for Eastern as well as some 10 other districts involved to comply with. The Eastern board will meet agam in spec1al session at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the high school However, the loan law may Strike tensions flare BRING THE KIDS TO SEE SANTAI . 296 Second Sf EAST MEIGS - Despite a special meeting of the Eastern Local School District's Board of Education Wednesday mght , lhe diS· tnct's schools will have to be Organi1.ation . DISGRUNTLED FARMERS - TRAVELING' IN CONVOYS of tractors, combmes, pickup trucks a nd horses are flocking to state capita ls for ralhes supportmg their I planned nationwide strike. Thonsands of agricultural producers are expected to attend rallies Saturday to press By KAREN SOUTHWICK their demand for market pnces equal to production costs. Spokesmen for Amencan Agnculture, which is orga nizmg United Press International Tensions flared Wednesday the stnke scheduled to begm next Wednesday, said today the · at non-umonized soft coal boycott could mvolve up lo I million farmers and ranchers. mmes in two stales - forcmg Farm bureaus 1n Kansas, New York, Arkansas and Colbrado three fa ctlities to close - as defeated resolutions endorsmg the stnke, but the Colorado and sinking Umted Mine Workers Kansas groups encouraged farmers to decide for themselves members stepped up efforts whether to w•thhold their products from the marketplace. Govs J James Exon of Nebraska and Robert Bennett of In halt all production and shipment of coal Kansas said they supported the strike. installed for the Pomeroy, Ohto Algena , Iraq , SouUt Yemen and the Palestine Libe ration ,According to Stale Rep. Ron James (D·92) will reach its decision soon on the Shade River project located north of and envrronmental changes made at several of tts units. Pageville. It 1s the newly provi de state money to "It had nothmg to do with the cold or the coal strike," said 1 created board's first project recla un unreclaimed strip Jack Corns, media spokesman for the utilily . "We have a 100 mined land m southeastern · to be considered day supply of coal on hand at th e present lime "Corns S<lid the Ohw. James ts credited with cutback in voltage may be necessary agam today 1f the If the project 1s approved, havtng been mstrumental m changes have not been completed. · Parents and Grandparents would appreciate and enjor a new room MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Syna 1s one of the prin cipal oppone nts of th1s poh cy. Oth ers mclude Libya, CANTON, OHIO - THE OHIO POWER CO. said today il had to cutback 1ts voltage output to 53 Ohio counties for about three hours Wednesday because uf mechanical malfunctiOns • .9:30 to 8:00 P.M. peaee U.lks with the JewiSh curr ently expected to track northeastward and across Ohtn tonight. That will brmg even m ore snow l11 the state, especially in north ern counties " Warmer atr IS expected to invade Ohio's southern and eastern sections for a shorl time late today and tomght. That may mean the snow muy nux with , or change to, rain for a brief penod of time m those areas . IS Pnakov1ch sa1d he had no idea how long the strike would last. "TI1ere is rea Uy no way to predict this, " said Pnakovich. "I have seen contracts 1n John 1.. Lewis' day when he would say there was nothing on the horizon and then shortly he would have a con tract in hand. Sometimes these things ca n break Eastern schools may he reopened sta te m Ca1ro The talks are scheduled to open next week. COLUMBUS Meigs County will have lhe first onches of snow is expected over the rest of the Large Selection of Armstrong and Congoleum ShinyiVinyl in 9 and 12 foot widths STARTING FRIDAY, DEC. 9th • Snow IS expected to accumulate between four and stx mches m northwestern counties, while between one and three VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS :.: not to mention the influx of gnevances or complaints about the 1974 contraet." enline counttes today Holiday Season! On 90-Day • servtce says a developmg storm system, now in the southern plams states 1 wtll be (spreading snow into Ohio's western Also Carpet By The Yard. Styles Include Sculptured, Level Loop, Sculptured Shag and Plush ~ He smd the coa l mdustry IS "not very happy about the sta bility " nf the UMW 1n recent years but refused to critiCize UMW President Arnold Miller . " I've known ArnMd for years," Said Pnak ov1ch. "But the pa st thrc'e years have been quite devastating from the standpoint of high wages and low produc11vity on the part of the UMW and the number of ill ega l work stoppages. And this is the northwestern thard of Ohio and a ltavelers' adVlsory ts in 9'x12'................................. !59.00 12'x12~ .............................. '79.00 12'x 15~ .............................. •89.00 12'x 18~ .............................~ 109.00 12'x21 !......................·....... ! 129.00 the floor. covering for their Merry Christmas. Have Meanw lule, the executive director of th e Ohio Valley Coa l A.sSOciatlon says lhe economy of eastern Ohw and the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia could be devastated by a long FMW stnke. "Steel is down m the Ohio Valley and nnw cuaJis gm ng df•"n and these are the two principal lndustnes m the area," s~ud Leonard Pnakov ich. '·A prolonged stnke w11l have A effeet for the remamder of the state. Th e NatiOnal Weather of carpeting or vinyl linoleum. Stop by our Warehouse and choose Our Interest Is Greater For You f.Jnakovlch, whn spent 26 years as a rmner, IS a former pres1de11t o f UMW 01stnct 31 m F~ tnunnt , W.Va, and a !S(I worked as a safet;- director nut of the UMW headqua rters Ill Washmgton · ByUnltedPress lnternatiunal HEAVY SNOW WARNINGS WERE ISSUED TODAY for We Have An Excellent Selection of " Fint Q~llty Mill Ends In Five Sizes Egypt." W1th Egypt's latest move, Vance ch1ded the Sov1els lot condemnation of Egypt and supporting Arab hard-hners. there after we ree~ 1ved reports from the Ohio Highway patrnl last nig ht that ptckeL'i were at the mme." Wolfe sa1d the 1n ine's offices were s till r,pen and deputies were at U1e scene B . ~.f. § ~11ews • • • zn . rze1 s1 Sh d R. . a e IVer proJeCt can be first in Ohio· " from "criticizing He said Moscow's actions "rrused questions" about 1ts ''1 wish these Imposters ':::::~::=:-::~:::::::::~"";:::~~"}:·:·:···:-:·:·:·:·:·:-.":-:·:·:·;·:·:-:·:·:·:-:::::-::·:::·:·:·:·::::~:·~:~:::-::.-::::::::::::."":-."%~ in the intenml affairs of Jerusalem ceremonial Friday, 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Members to take covered dish for potluck refreshments followin~ meeting. HAPPY Harvesters Class, Trimly Church, annual Chnsunas dinner party at the church Fnday at 6 p.m. There w1U be a program and wft exchange. SATURDAY HYMN SING, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at North Bethel Umted Methodist Church, two m1Ies from Tuppers Plains, on Route 7. Music by Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn Timers. PUBLIC DINNER by Pythian Sisters of Wilkesville at hall beginning 4:30 p.m . Saturday; adults, $2.50· children, $1.25. ' SUNDAY HYMN SING, Sunday, 1:30 p.m. at Hazel Community Church with muslc by Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn Timers. estimated nulhon E~yptians the (Sadal peace) initiative in their media and statecontrolled press, to a stage that is definitely mterference Ohl(l . King helps Sadat' CARPET· FOR One smt for divorce, two for dissolution of a marriage , and one for partition or real devastating effeet nn the echrHlmy nf the Ohio Valley. •· PnakuvtC' h is a former UMW nffi cial who is now working w1th the cnal mdustr}' w1th headquarters. tn St. Clairsville, "We've had de pulles up there off and on all evening and ea rly today ," sa1d Wolfe. " We started sending deputies up e Pomeroy-1\<liddlcJlOrt. Ohio 'l'llesda) , Ucccmbt'l' ti, 1!177 of the state's lop public of· bc•als, but Jell the matter of the party primary up to the Legislature the Soviet Union, Czechos· lovakia, East Germany and Poland Consulates tn Cairo will be allowed to remain. lns1de and even. OUISide their consulates and cullural centers, they attacked the Egypl1an people's unanimous support of the inihahve and ctlntacled local agents to · tnVited. Actions filed in Meigs court e1gs mine at the entrance. Supenrisnry person nel , sa laned persnnnel, were going m a nd out or the mme Shots were exchanged. miners and s upervisory personnel at the No. 1 mine of the Southen~ OhiO Cmil Cn. m Meigs CnWlty in southeastern Ohin, authonlles reported It was the first rt'port nf violence in Ohin's l'n alfleld s s mce a nat1onw1de United Mme Workcs uninn str1ke be~an ea tly requtre the tandem election Czechoslovakia and the consulates outside ~ f Cairo of KADY United Press International • • hots tra e • ~' !ned were Larry L. Drake, '[1, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, using profanity in public; $25 and costs, disturbing the peace, and $2:! and costs. Issuing menacing · threats; Cha' rma Drake, Pomeroy. $25 and costs, makmg menacing threats ; . Elizabeth Milton, 52, Mid· dleport, $15 and costs, failure Sadat Shrtne For every fami~ and budget given approval estate have been filed Ul Me1gs County Common Pleas Court. L. Bachtel , Diane Pomeroy, flied for divorce Davis, JoaJUle Evans, James from Ronald H. Bechtel, Hively, Mary Hoffman , Pomeroy. Larry Holley, Naomi Howell, Filing for di~lutwn were , Peggy Londeree, James John Hudson, Gallipolis, and Lunsford, Clifford Manley, Cheryl Hudson, Ch<Shlre, Wesley Meeks. Sandra Jess V1rgil I.Jluden, Rt . I, Morgan, Mrs. Gary Napper B1dwell and Cynthia Lee and daugitter, Dav1d L<>uden, same address. Lou Ohlmger, Roy Payne, Irene Roseberry, Burton, S. Virgtnla Qnickle, Robert C., filed for partition of real Rankin, Wayne Setzer, Mrs. estate against Betty Lou Thomas Skmner and Roseberry Caver, Akron, et daughter, Timothy Spurlock, a! Lelia Thomas, Bryan Wolfe, Leota Young. , ~~ · n ,, (Birlbs, Dec. • , Mr and Mrs. Richard Perdue, a son, Wellston. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Saunders, a son, Scoltown. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sm•th, ·• daughter .' (Continued from page 1) Bidwell. the Soviet Uni on, East Germany, Hungary and THURSDAY WEEKEND SERVICES at Faith Tabernacle Church, Bailey Run Road, Thursday through Monday, 7:30 each evening with Archie Watts, W. Va. , Huntington, speaking. Public invited. FRIDAY MARY , SHRINE, White CALORIC Microwave • • Rousey, Pomeroy , Velma Winebrenner , Syracuse ; Myrta Schaefer, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Charles Neal, Veneva Gillian , Thomas B1ng , Adrienne French. Fined were Terry Walker , Rutland ; Donald L. Hysell, Rutland, and Mary Estridge, Pomeroy. ForfeiiUig a $30 bond posted on the same charge was Daruel Hensler, • I Electric blanket caught on fire Rep Thomas Foley, DWa s h , cha irman of the House Agr1culture Committee , introduced a resolutiOn puttmg Congress on recor d in favor of panty pnces for farmers The resolutwn, 1! passed by the House and Senate, would note that farmers have been tn a severe econom ic squeeze and that "it IS the sense of Congress that full panty remams the goal r•f Amencan agnculture ami 1s the Store robbed A robbery of a store and money was gone . Deputies reported there breaking and entering of Syracuse Elementary School were sorne small footpnnts l.n is being investigated by the snow leading from behind Sheriff James J . Proffitt's the building to SR 124. Wednesday evening lhe department. departmenl investigated a Approximately $150 was breaking and entering at the taken from the cash register Syracuse Elementary School. at the Coal Bucket Carry Out Entry was made by breaking at Salem Center, Sheriff out a side window. Missing Proffitt reported. Donna Jean Stacey, Rt. I, was a TV sel, but 11 was Langsville, said she had gone recovered on the front lawn to her trailer next door and where it had been abandoned. Some youngsters said they was there only a few mmutes. saw a person with the TV; However, when she returned to the Carry Out and they yelled, and the person proceeded to wait on a dropped the TV and ran. Sheriff Proffitt said other customer she discovered the witnesses will be interviewed today. . The department is also investigating a report that a house owned by Nellle Campbell, Rt. I, Galllpolis has been entered . The house is located in Rutland Townsh ip Discount could be late Losses in Columbia Gas of Ohio customers who have applied and qualified for the 25 per cent heating discount program will receive a retroactive discount on their January gas bill for the months of November and December if the discount does not appear on their December bill. fire ::~e~:~~n~ ~~~id25 ·~~0~~~~ (j? h~~vy L<>sses are expected to run approximately $40,000 from a fire Wednesday at the Forest Products Co. at Bailey Run, Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar sa1d. Pomeroy firemen were called to the mill at 7:30 a. 111· HSome customers eligible Wednesday and were on the for the discount for scene until 2 p. m. They were November will not receive tt assisteil with water supplied on their December bill in fightmg the fire in the because the elig1bihty lists approxunately 30 by 100 feet were not furnished to the gas partially open wood frame company in time for structure by the departments December billing," J . M. of Middleport and Rutland. Koebel, Gallia·Meigs area Chief Legar said that the manager for Columbia said. fire possibly started from a Koebel explaoned that the wood burnmg stove in a utility compames are per- storage room, or from heat mitted lo have 30 days in tapes bemg used on pipes 1n which to apply the discounts the bujldlng The loss figure lo t he eligible gas company includes equipment, although customers . Pomeroy firemen were able "If the credit does not to save some before it was appear on lhe December damaged . · bill," Koebel states, "a credit There is some Insurance for both November and coverage, Chief Le~ar said. December usage will appear on the January gas company J' <1>-·· <l>~iz healing bill d1scount are 65 ' ~ years old or older or. per· ' • manently and totally <:) disabled, and have a yearly ' mcomc not exceeding $7 ,000. " llomrawn(!rs and renters ~ '., <1> : , ·• 1 ¢ ' • ~ standard wh1ch represents a fair return to producers." Th• resolutiOn would not, were eligible and will receive • the d1scount 1! they qualified (' and have completell an a(>- ', ~ .J' <i> - ·' <t> _., <i> :>'<if_.,, however , mandate specifi c government aCtion to enforce plication ." a full panty floor under fam1 prices Deadline for returning applications was the end of last month. DAYS TO (H RIST MAS �~-The :!-The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy ~o.: Thursday, Dec. B, Dail ) Sent1nel. ~hddleport -Pol m'ro). [) . Thu rsda 1. Dec· 8. 1977 Chiefs favored Assembly's work is completed l1l llltcl-nwr m ng II' J .R. li.I.MMINS l'll l.D!BCS I UP II - Thl' Tilt' flr:-:t b1ll h' dear tt~ J A'l!t~Jatu n• \\ ll~ rt'\ ISIIIB nf th~ .statt' 's rh<tntablt? bm~u _ _ _ __j;ruli!u'l!_.JL_rr@~_l!_~_o!!L__L;,~•·...__ tl L! htt' n w.g_ curr ent Ohtn l .i,)~tslature swept ItS desk clean Wednt>:,d .n. rt>cul:ttl<~ n:!l l lfl ' ' hn •Xhcr uems w G•w Ja11w~ .<\ Hhndes bl'fnrt> iHIJ l•urnut~ ur\ul Jan 3. 1978 Ct•mplt~t \0n pf \\ nrk t'll till' t..I'< btll- ont> stron!:!_l) snu~ht b~ Rhndes lt.'ft tl nly the \~tn tiH'rndt.' attempt t!n tht• pubiiL e1n plo~ ee cnl lect JW bi.lrt: amt ng b11l 11n t ht> majtfr lt\ Dt;'tlhX'rat s agenda of tlun~s tha t sho ul d - tlr L'1lUld - ha\(• b('t' n dtliH:' tillS ~ £' .tr Bnth chrunb€rs adJt'ur ned W~nesd a ~ aflerrwon af a•r begmnmg lht>H' sesswn ear l ~ Strike (Continued from page I) pi cket coal-loadmg fac1hlie s and termtnals m an atte mpt to ~h ut drnm all 11111 \t' m rnt nf nnn -C'IW coal We rr gnmg to pit'kt>t C\ er) thmg we can to stop the n(ln-unton coal unttl we get us a laOOr agr eemrm : · ·K£'11) sa1d ·We' ve g11t th t n ~s prett~ \\rll at a standstill and ha\ e appealed 10 the Ol'n · UMW operat ors to support (IUr efforts '' West Vtrgl!lli:l. home 0f the l!;\1 W's largest and most rmhtant distnct, has been qmet Sin ce the stn ke began Coal productiOn m Jhe state \\ti S vtrtuall~ nonexlStE'nt as an arctic chill kept most rmners at home ean h11ld a blflt-! LI ilu.'J1.'t' and hnn (\ft l'n tht'' t'.l ll tWHi ucr ll'gahzed L:~llnblmc t•' 1 <liSt' ·nw attl trnt' \ funds t.:t·n~ ral t.:t \'t..'n cfl!lll was br tt t> r enf tll t'f'mt•nt tHtlb t11 reg ul att' t h._lrlt<~bh: bmgn Tlw bu1~ t• bill e.lsll) passed th t• eost .tn ~ St•rwtt>- bu t \\ as h•.11ted m the H ti USt', \\ her(' n flr st fa tled to !!enerate th t• rt.>qwred t \Hl th lrd s lllOJcl rJt y r\f te r re<'onsJderauon of tts tmtl al tL•mptlfJttl~ defea t of the bill the lo "er chambt>r repassed Jt Lt'dslatwn ru nf o rnu n~ statt' un emp lo ~ rne n t rnm pensa tw n Ia" \Hth feder al gmdehnes suffered a sumlar fat e - easJl} c\eanng t.hr Srna tt• and passmg the H11USc.' 0 nl ~ after tts defeat \\as recttn s!dt' red. The tax bil l, a maw goal of Rht1des iJIHi tus de' elopnient direc..:tnr. James A Duerk. would prClnde fn r automatiC, annual reductt('l ns m the per· cenk l l!E' 0f assessed valuation fnr ~ tan g tbl e persona l propert) ta..::es begmnmg tn t980 The - comprmmse \loorked fl Ut m a commlttrr earlier m the da1 11 ould insure that schcol ctistncLS and local g11\enmtents dtd not lose any reYrnues because of the bi ll's enactment Rather. the bill sets a pohQ that the state shall assume the burden of Shots traded (Continued from page 1) ~ on-wuo n mmes m Ohio have shutdown ra ther lhan face the problems of rovmg pi ckets and m Utah police had to escort non.umon mmers to thetr Jobs Wednesda) A 101 of people down 111 Washington JUS! don't kn ow the hist or ~ of the mdustr) or th e umon and " hat happens oul m the mal fields dw-mg a sh utdo11n, " said Pnakov1ch_. He sa1d the Carter admm1strat1on "has to wake up to rea lity and look a t It wuh understandrng to what actuall~ occUrs. "There sltll could be plemy of coal mo1mg from out west and other locat aons where mmers are not as mditant , though, t • satd Pnakov1ch .,r mdustrtal ra x \ .._Upflst' tt• ball a \S(I w as SPil t H h•~th-'~ . T h~ ~a't­ St.•natt· hnal appr 11ra l to ::t b tll \'t•l1\r~mg ~acres m Umon l'uunt) 1x•,tr !\llt>n Tnwnstup t" the H1111da \lt'llnr Ct' . Ltd . thrPugh th t• l'ransrx,rt atlt)n Ht•st>a r ctt Center Htoml..1 " 1\l bu\· the l<tnd fnr 11•' tt~::;s liwn !750 an acr e, fa r nt.trki't prtL't:' t1f the land aect1rdmg Ill St•n P.ml F. Pflefer . R-13ucyrus Th t' J~panese moll1rC') cle an d autn ma nufa c tu r er alrcad1 has purchased 212 acres actja cE'nt tn thE' TRC for t'llllStrU {'(IIlll t) f 8 111\11\lr C~ de assem bh· plan! The ; cn mpa ny wa nted t hP i.lddatumal land for expanswn Lnto automoblle assembl) . Acquwtwn of the Honda fac11it; b~ Rhodes and Duerk \\3 S hailed as a maJ (l r accomplishment earher thi s ) ear The ongmal 212-acre bt> \t1\\ lhl' Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. How much sleep? B) Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - I would like your advJCe on a matter that concerns me very much Ho" long can a person go w1th only fo ur to ftve hours of sleep a mght and do hard ph) s1cal labor ' A friend of rrune who ts 59, very nervous, and has high blood pressure, "111 not take medicallon for 11 He works 10 to 11 hours a da) , s1x days a week He does ver) heavy IIftmg He drinks seve ral bee rs when he gets home. and then lives on a d1et of mostly starch He goes to bed around 7 00, a nd then 1s up and down all mghl srnokmg. He smokes around two cartons a week . At 3:30 am., he IS up w1th the coffee pot on, and off to work around 5 00 am _ No matter what I say, he Will not listen He won 't see a doctor so I thought maybe you could gtve us an answer I m the paper. I read 11 every day, and maybe a word from you would help this man DEAR READER He does need help. lgnormg the sleep hours for the moment, if he 1s a heavy s moker and has high blood pressure, he 1s greatly mcreasmg the mk of havmg a heart attack or a stroke He should stop · c1garettes entirely Also, he should stop coffee. A person who 1s ner· vous a nd has high blood pressure 1s often trea ted w1th medicmes that have a tri::ln· qUIIizmg effect. Coffee ~as the opposite effect I think people who have hi gh blood pressure should ~llmmC~te coffee, tea , co las and chocola te. Jt 's very unportant to control blood pressure to help prevent heart attacks and strokes If your fnend 's change m lifestyle doesn't result tn lowered blood pressure, he should have med1cme All of th1s means he needs to be under a doctor·s care He may be gettmg more rest than you thmk lf he goes to bed at i·OO, and gets up at o 00, that IS eight hours. The fact that he IS up and down may decrease his rest, but JUSt restmg for the eig ht hours does some good even 1f a person ts not sleepmg Whether he IS eatmg a pn>per d1et or not depends upon what else he ea ts besides . sti:lrc:hes, and whether or not he Js overweight If he Js overweight, he needs to lose weight m the 1nterest of heiJ>lng to lowe r his blood pressure I am sendmg you The Health Letter number 1-3, Blood Pressure, to g1ve you a b.tter idea or how blood pressure works. Others who want lh1s mfonnat10n can send 50 cents w1th' a long, st ampe d, se lf-addres sed envelope for 1t to me m care of th1s newspaper, P 0 Box . 1551, RadiO Ci ty Statwn, New York. NY 10019 DEAR DR LAMB- Please tell me 1[ the med1catwn, dlethylstilbesterol , 1s a cancer deterrent DEAR READER - That depends. ll is a synthetic female hormone known as C E COOPER Clayton Edw !n Cooper . 1155 Brow n St reet , Akron , d1ed Wednesdar rn Columb ta , South Caro rna Hosprtal He was born Jan 27 , 191 1, rn GaH ra County , son of the late Lesl te Clayton Cooper and Ena Walter Cooper Sur'V rvmg are hts wrfe , Geraldtne PrcKens Cooper , three sons Donald and Darrel l Akron , and Charles . Camdon , South Carolrna , srx. grandchildren , one brother , John H Cooper , Gallipolts , three Ststers , Mrs. W1llram ( Edna Mae ) Menshouse , Mrs Bernard { Helen l Etse lstern , Washmgton Court House, and Mrs John (J ane l F rcK , Chester , Ohro Funeral ser vtces wrll be hel d at 2 p m Saturday at Gchermesser Funera l Home, 1446 South Marn Street , Akron FOREST A BAILEY E-RCALLED The Middleport E·R !\quad was called to 341 Page St- at 9·41 a. m. Wednesday for Mrs. John Parsons who was lll She was taken to Veterans Memoflal Hospital where she was adrrutted . At 11 22 a m . the squad was ealled to the Middleport Elementary School for David Smith who had a laceratiOn of a fmger He was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital. ASK TO WED A marnage hcense was 1ssued to Michael Wilham Marcum, 23, Middleport, and Conme Jo La nning, 23 , Rt- 3, Pomeroy THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO TilE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTERL TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH Ctty Editor PubliShed da1ly ex<.~pt SatlllliHy by The ' Ohio VaUe) Publishing Company -Multlmed ~.a . Inc.. IJl Court St Pomeroy, Oh.io 4[1769 Busmes.'l Offlre Phone 992- 2156 Ecbtona l Phone 992-2!57 Second r lass posUige paid at Pomero) , Ohio NatiOnill t~ dv~trttSUlg represen~live Ward · Grilf1th Compan} , Inc, BotUnelti and Ga llagher Dtv, m Third Av e, New York, NY I001 7. SuOOcrlplJOn rates llehvered by ca rr1er where available 15 rents per week By Motor Route where carru~r .ser.:~ee not availt~ble , One month. S3 25 By mel\] Ul OhiO iWt.l W Vt~ , One Year, $22 00, SIX months, I l l 50 , Three rnorllhs 17 00 flscwhere $26 00 }'ear. Su: months 113 50. Three months. S7 50 SubscrtpUon pr~ce mcludes Sunday Tunes-.'ientinel DES or simply as st1lbester ol. It can be used as an an· tlcancer chemotherapy, as m the treatment of cancer of the prostate. On the other hand, Its use m women to prevent a m isca rriage Clt' ' ' t:ian d Oem nr r a ti e Antlwm J Ct>lt~ br r zz l' . Jr and Anthon) St' ll .&t nrs. U I._,..., i CalHbrt·~e . The1r .ibsenl'f' left onl) 19 D(' mM·rat s m the upper ('hamber and nnt all of thPm co uld be counted on to generate the 20 votes n<!eded to nvernde Hhodes' veto TI1e bill fa ced an even stiffer test tn the House. where 11 passed with less than a Hto override ma)ont} earlter Uus )ear. tncluding \ otes b:hv e ··no.. Democrats Democratic leaders sa id the vet o o\•errtde auempt WCluld come m JanUc1r) . 'th at Area Deaths .! News •• in Briefs HEALTH m S'i50 o~ n al'rl" .\n a~t h•mpt 111 th£' !:iendt ft h• nH•rn df' Hholit•s' \ ' t'I O nf thl" pu bltr emp .1 t C'D IIl"{'tl \1" b<;trgHulln~ btll was dt &.~ardL'C:I tx-'l.,IU.'St' 11£ Ute (lbstm ('t" l'f l\\ 11 AI. I. DRESSED UP. IJsa Hayes ctisplays a number nf won as a contestant an the - Ltttle Mtss Ameraca eompetltion and m other eH•nt.s ti o phH:~ s she ---------------------------1 Forest A Ba iley 83, of Hatf tel d , Ky , a former Pomero y resrdenl , d ied Tuesday at the Appalachian Regronal Hosp1 fal at South Wdl!amson Ky He was born on Dec 30, 1894, at Chester , a son of the la te Wrll ram and Sad1e Wandl rng Batley . He was also preceded rn death by a s1ster, Bessie Jones, tn Ar izona (Continued from page 1) Mr Bat ley was a veteran of the assastant headmaster and a teacher at a Ne v.'ton~ Mass . WWI and a l!fe t1me member DAV Chapter 53 Pomero y pnvate school, a Be stan child psychtatnst and a former Boston of He attended the ChUrch of the school bus dnver servwg a hfe term m 22 chtld rapes . uwe Na zarene Uunk tt~s a major homosexual prostitutiOn operatiOn," said He was marned to the Thomas E Pe1sch. a spokesman for the Suff olk Cou nt) dlStrtct former Margaret Fell who attorney's offacc, whach obtained secret grand jurY. preceded htm fn death , The1r children are Ot!s of Racme, md!ctmenLS agamst lhe 21 th iS " eek Elmer at Shade , Mrs V i rg tni a Hed nck of Columbus , Mrs Mar 1one Smtth of P ~)T1 eroy , Mrs Eva Teafor d ol Rac tn e, Mrs Eun1ce Matheney of Columbus and Charles of ' The Meigs Marauders return to the ha •dwood Friday night to entertatn the talented Logan Chieftains. Som e ba ske t ba I1 kn ow J'e d gab I e s in trart " as Stilet t•• llumia by a busmess asso<'l<itC• of 1\hodc!S r t~II~f I Portland Survtv1nQ h1s second m arr~age are hts wife , Georg1a Blevins Ba 1ley, and three daughters , Mrs Doris Cle'.!en ger , Hatf i eld , and Marlene and Darlene , both at home A lso surv 1vtng a re 19 grandchildren , several great grandchildren , a brother , Wilbur, Pomeroy and two srsters, Mi!r y Schaffer and Lenora Spencer both of Pomeroy Funeral ser 111Ces will be at 1 p m Saturday at the Ew rng Funera l Home with the Re~J James Leach off1ctat1nq Buna l wtll be m Mt Hermon Cemeter y Pnends may call at the funeral home from 2 till 4 and 6 ttl! 8 p m Fnday MASON - Gettmg an ea rly start m the "orld of bea uty pageants is f1ve-year-;,ld Lisa Hayes. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Durl\ ard (Butch ) Hayes of Mason. IV. Va. Lisa has won four titles m the last four months, the latest bemg 'Little Mi ss West V1ngma ", and she traveled to New Orleans, La , to compete for the t1tle of "Litt le MiSs America" MARTHA A. SEARLES CHb HIRE Mrs Food costs • • Jump agam AS VUIGINIA", l.1sa Hayes " as ut U1e Chnstmas parades of Pnme~·oy, Middleport and Gallipolis Here she is flanked by toy sold!Crs Scutt Hal'es left and Buck Wallace, her escorts 111 the parades T11£. t,;y so'ld ter costumes were created by Mr:; . Adelle Buck. mother of Mrs Glona Wallace, Ltsa 's baton and ~y m nas l ! l'S mstructor WINNING FOURTH In !be nation In bathing suit compelitloo of the Little Miss America, Lisa Ha)es "on a number of trophies. Besides HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans . Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Everett Donham , Pomt Pleasant. Sylvia Parsons , Middlepo'i , Jeffrey DIIcher, Alban y, William Zerkle, Syracuse , Joan Brownmg, Portland , Shelly Roush , Pomeroy DISCHARGED - Darm Logan , Cecil Smith, Oma Hysell, Bermce Molden. Neil Estep , Netlle Randolph, Wilma Parmalee, Sabra Morrtson Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Perry WASHINGTON (UP! ) Livmgston , Bidwell; David Another steep jump in food Bayes, Ch"'leston; Les lie msts pushed up wholesale Marcum, Kenova ; Geraldme pr1ces 0.7 percent in November. ' the seco nd Varian, Hartford; Mrs. 0t1s consecutive large · monthly Neal, Leon , Gma Meadows, Southside; Tammy mcrease , the gove rnment Me·adows, So uthsid e, said today Chnstopher Westmoreland, The clim b m L~b o r Departmen t's Wholesal e' Letart ; Hamilt on Roush, Mason ; Marvm Luckeydoo, Po~ Index last month was Jr , Point Pleasant ; Chester slightly less than the 0 8 Leport, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs. percent mcrease m October. Michael Peoples, Gallipolis; but considerably above the Henry Chapman , Lesage , 0 5 percent gamin September Fife, Gallipolis ; Gregory and the 0.1 percent rise in Ruby Trout, Northup, 0 ., August Most of the November Mrs Robert Blankenship , rn crea se was m the fann and Buffalo, James Boles, Point Plea$8nl , a nd Roeky Joe foods sectors. Gallipolis l'"fry. Sturgeon, Raw agnculture prices, the department sa1d, soared 3 percent and processed foods and feeds spurted I. 7 percent, HILOTEMPS more than double the 0 8 NEW YORK (UP! ) - The percent mcrease posted 1n highest temperature reported October. Wednesday to the National On an annual rate basJs, Weather Service, exludmg November's overall increase was 8.4 percent, seasonally Alaska and Hawau , was 80 degrees at Cotulla, Texas. .adJusted. Prices for finished goods, Today's low was 27 degrees which most elosely parallel below zero at Great Falls, the makeup of the Consumer Mont. Price Index , also increased 0 4, exactly one half of the October gain. The White House has sa1d it Amencans require more does not belteve mflabon will accelerate rapidly m coming hours of work to buy major months The basJc underlymg consumer goods and servtces rate of mflatwn, according to than Danes, Norwegtans and Germans, accordmg to The admmtstrat1or. economists, 1s about 6 percent. Conference Board. her trophy, banner and cro ~'<n for bem g 'L ittle M1 ss West Vi rgtnta" she won stx trophieS In the compelltton at Ne" Orleans One of these was fourth place on the natwna l level m bathing SUit com pet ttlon The other three titles Lisa ha s won this fall are " Little M1ss Mason County" at the Mason County Fa1r, and m Holzer Medical Center Discharges We nd} Adkms , Glenda Ba1ley , Nedra Baird, Rachel Bales. Bon me Berkely , Charl es Brohard, May Buffington, M_arjone Caton, Mark Cluldess , Donna Cobb, Thelma Cordell, Mrs . Cund1ff and Wilham daughter, Goldie Dill, Mrs. r;;AST MEIGS - Eastern Douglas Duhl and daughter, g1rls, under t he coaching of Wesley Ely, Vera Faulkner, Susan Thompson, won their Teresa Fellure , Cmdy first basketball game of the Ghearing, Giona Graham, , season over &>uthweslern 54Mrs. Gregory Grover and 17 Leadutg the sconng at· daughter, Annabelle Guruo, tack was K1m Batey with 13 John Ingles , Jane Jones, followed by Teresa Hannum, Thomas Kemper , Lawrence 12, Becky Wmdon, 9, and Kennedy , Jess1e Kmg , Uluts V1da Weber, 9. Marchi, Sandra McCoy, Headmg the reboundm g Amanda M11ler, Jaek Pnce, was Hannum hauling down a Earl Riffle, Karen Spears, total of 22. Also strong on the Bert Thompson , Gloria boards was Becky Wmdon Tnbble. Jenetta West , Betty With 19. Willis, Lee Zabawski Leadmg scorer for &>uth· Blr1hs Dec. 7 western was K KISer w1th 8 Mr. and Mrs James Hayes, points. Tomght , December B, a son , Wellston , Mr. and Mrs. Eastern hosts North Galiia at Carl Jewell , a daughter , 6 p m. Wellston; Mr_ and Mrs. Asa TitE SCORING Rucker , daughter, Oak Hill ; EASTERN - Batey 13, Mr. and Mrs Roger Leifheit, (lannum 12, Wmdon 9, Weber daughter, Pomeroy. 9, Matthews 4, Eichin~er 2, Stevens 2, Milhoan 2, McClure 1. SOUTHWESTERN- K1ser B, Carr 5, Jordon 4. LUNCHEON PLANNED Gallipolis Chnsban Womeq will hold their luncheon Dee. WINNERS LISTED 13 at 12 15 p.m. at the Holiday Wednesday 's gold star Inn . Cost is $3 50. Free wtnners m Pomeroy, a part of babysitting Features are the Christmas promotlQn "Home lor t he Holidays," program of Pomeroy mer· Gallipolis Garden Cub chants, were Loutse Chj1stmas De co ratiOns , Gluesencamp, Portland, a Daryle Sheets with music, gift ce rtificate from the speaker, Mrs. Mae Mmntck . Meigs Inn, and Clara Adams, Ca ll 367-7676 or 446-1707 a certificate from the Pomeroy Flower Shop. No purchase is required for participation. MEJU;ER NOTED CLEVELAND (UPI) Cleveland-based Plck-n-Pay Super Markets Inc . and First Now you know National Stores lne. of Boston French nobles at the court announced agreement 1n of Louis XIV fought duel~ for principle to merge Wed- the privilege of drying the nesday. Sun Kmg after h!S bath. Eastern girls win first game of cage season ~ may " r~r ely ca use a cancer m the fema le olfsprmg of the mother. And, there are the questwns about female honnones as a factor 1n cancer of the ilnmg of the uterus This is a good example_ where medicme has different effects m different pe<r pie, which makes 1t hard for people to understand why the 1r doctor IS usmg thai prov1de dts tr tc t otftce ser v!ces to areas of the state I ha t are d1stant from the ott 1ces tn Cleveland . Columbus and C1nc tnnat t Staffer s 1n the off 1ce wilt be Steve Wttf and Steve F rted man RACINE - A meet !ng of all non cert1f!ed employes of the Southern Local School Otst r tct wdl be held at 7 p m Wednesda y at the Sou ther n H1gh Schoo l, Ra cine . All em,ployes of the dtstnc1 are as ked to be present LETART FALLS - The annua l Chnstmas part y of Oh10 Valley Gra nge 2612 wrll be held at 6 30 lh!s evenmg at the ha ll Members are to take pot luck refreshm ents and a $1 gtft exchange dem The annua l party of the juniOr grange wdl be he ld at the ha ll on Dec 15 A · State Highway Patrol acct dent repo rt .n the Wedn esday edtfion wa~~ transposed It read that a car dn ven by Etleen Strauss, Mmersv tl le , struck a car dr tven by Melody 0 Red mond, New Ha ven, W Va , on State Route 7 111 Me~gs Cou nty Actua I! y the Red mond ve ht cl e struck the Str auss 'Vehtcle There was moderate damage and no charges were flied Cheryl Sm ti h, no address recorded . ftled for support un der th e Rec i pro cal Agreement Ac1 aQa.ns t Al vm Earl Arnold , Mtddletown, m Meigs County Common Pl eas Court Thelma J Rober ts, Middlepor1 . and Denny L Roberts , M !ddleport, fil ed for dlssolut1on of marnage danc::e W!ll be held at the Chester F !r e Depa rtment quarter s from 8 30 to 11 30 p. m Saturday CHESTER - Shade R1ver Lodge 453 F&AM will mstall newl y elected officer s at a regular meetmg to be held at .,l ..30 th!s evening Refresh ments w1ll be served Al l Master Masons are inv ited lnstatla t ion of new off tcers of Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern Star , wdl be held tonight at 7 30 p m at the Middleport Msonlc Temple. Th e annu.JI hol tday potluck dtnner of the Laurel Cliff Better Hea lth Club wi ll be held at 6 30 p. m tonight at the horne or Mrs Marjorie Goet1 There will be a $2 g1ft exchange . MASON FURNITURE NOW RENT LOWER RATES D O·I ' · ~ ours e /1 and ge t pro le ss10na l resul ts ------- -------- STAR SUPPLY CO. .949·2525 Racine. 0 . FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM Herman Grate FALCON SENIORS - ThiS year's Wahama White Falcon cage team contams seve n semors, They Will begm their fmal season of play Dec. 17 at home agamst Me1gs B Th Mason, W.Va. ' ' CO LUMBUS (UP! ) Brycm Th omas of E lyna C:aUmlic and Kevtn Bates of Wyommg head up the 1977 Uruted Press lntemat10na l Class AA a li.(Jiuo footba ll PICtured left to nght. Bob Barnitz, Tim Rawlings, Greg Blessmg, Char les Zuspan , Phil Hobbs, Kelvin Honaker , and Rick Buzzard RC COLA 8-16 oz. Bottles Sport· Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor IIONOI .UI .U f UPI I - EveJ y man ts s ~ud l11 ha ve his pr ICC, and that 's wh.al 111akcs a nu111b~l' (If JX'np le Wltndcr \\ h\ Sl iJlll.'lt ll(' hkc Hnd Carl'\\ , " the best ba llpiCI)C' I !11 Amcri c;t" cll l:lll dill!-! (II In~ C/ll i)loye t ' ~h ows n'l dcsll e whrtl MtCVC l ! ~· be<;rt nle tlw htghest sala r ted nne m the ga me ns well Hegf;(te Jac kson, wh t' got $2 9 mt \lion fo r stgmng wtth tht> Ya nkt•cs a year ago, W1rndered the s ~ llll l' thing Wlwri he and Ca1cw wc1e sUiting up t~nd gcttmg r ead) to play 111 k1st sumnll~r ·s AII ..Sta r g<.Jme , thP Ya nk ees' slu ggc1 went over t.o the Twms ' SI X:-I Jme ba ttmg champ. makmg $225.000 11 vcar . and s<:ud to hun M-an , ) ;,u·re nutsr H•1'' can )"U pld) tn Mmnest1ta when IIH.'rt•'s so much money out thcr e tn be had ?" ·· Heggtc. J' m happ\ "here 1 a m and wtth what I m getting," Care '' r aungs The 6-4 , 220-pound Bates, whnse Wynrn mg team he ld Thoma s to onl) 46 yards m the AA playoff champmnsh 1p game while wmmng over the Panthers 2&-14 , went both ways f 01 coach of the year Bob Lew1s, but eo ll ege recrUiters hke hun as a tight end Bes ad es has obv ious physica l a bahty, tte v. as also Ute Co wboys' msp1ratwna l leader Lew1s sa1d Bi:tles, a m ember of the Nationa l .111swcr C(J hun . · 1'111 at t!asc al!tl I'\ e f.!l•t pea ce n( nund I don ·t have tl {e hC(IdB l'hes ynq have · Hrod Carew, tltc /\m cncan League' s MVP till S yC'a r afte1 Hnnor S<>ciely. "was the guy hatlmg 388t(•lca d iJIIIuttcJs 111llie m~IJ !ll~ .nJ ea nt eveiy y,. (IJd llll gfune ni,.ghts who rea lly he saad tn RcggJe Ja c~sr•n He eiHbnr tltcd on l h~ll al these fired the kids up " w111te t b~asl•b all m ecttngs wher e he's bcmg honnJl'd dS the The quarterback on the Mclj nr l..edgue Player of th e Yc(:lr , f1rst um t IS Urbana 's Chns ' ' M illl l!)' dt~su 't mean CHI ytlu ng t t l me 111 my hfc· he sa id, €t okes, a 5-11 , 170-poundet hw•kl!lJ.\ out al snmc rtf the surfers Hnd swu11mcr s CllJII)'Hi g who led the Hillclimbers to a themselves 111 l hc Pacific Ol'ean Bcc:r 1rn mg an Instant 10-0 season mtlllilnmre hy play mg nut my en ntrHf't ts snmcthm g winch Stokes hit Qn 46 ol75 passes llCVCI Cl nSSCd my mmd for 906 ya rds and 14 touch· .. I knew this general fr ee agenc}- " as cmm ng, when I s1gned ilowns and rushed for anot her my last i..l •ntlac:t ft ra three vcaJs w1th I he T \\tnS m 1976 I 'm 528 yards m 82 calrles and satl sfted What the t•the r player s n1e gettmg tS tiH'Il' business mne m or e TDs I'm not nn any ego li 1p tr. be the lu!o!;hest pneed player . Bemg The other two runmng h~1 ppy 1c111d 'hea lthy means more tlr me Before all th1 s fr ec backs. named to the f~rst team agency c~1 mc mt n bcmg, a lr• t of fclJnws playmg hal l smd we a1e Ron Keith of St Marys wer e ·slaves' Well , what are you dmng when }I!U gn through Memona l and A J Jones·.of free a~ency·~ Ynu 're selling yourself as 1f y(lu wer e a slave. Ynungshtwn North That doesn't interest me at all •· Keith rushed for 1,408 ya rds Befnt e the Twins Cdmc t0 these meetmgs, they trted and scored 19 touchdowns m swmgmg a deal with the Met s fm· left-handed pitcher, Jerry leacting St Marys lo a tO-O Ku,sman . who lives m Mtnnesota and w(luld ltke to play ther e season and mto the playoff sn he L'nuld be nca r home Ongmally . the M ets showed snme sem ifina ls where the mter est m J.yrnan Br,stnck, but when he went tn the An gel s as a Roughnders los t 7·6 to fJ ce agent, tl1 cy tri ed another approach Thoma s ' Elyna Ca tholi c " What about Carew?' ' Mets ' Genera l Manager Joe M eDo· dub. nald asked Twms' owner Ca lvm C:nffath ''We II g tve you The speedy Jones, f1fth 111 K•10sman a nd three {l ther players for tum " U>e 100-yard dash m last "Fnr get 1l," Gnffith came nght ba ck "Carew tsn't spring 'sstate track meet, ran The pt·nspect nf playmg tn New York , wile I e he gr ew up , f11 1 mtlaer U1e Mets 0r the Yankees dflCSn't parlicu larl y exc 1te the Twms' 32-yea r .... ,lct second basema n· • ''New York IS a very hea\iy city, '' he sa1d ''You can becmne an mstant m1llinnatre tn 1t or a complete bust All the pressure s there can affec t a guy's per[ormance. I honestly don ' t know Be ready for wmter, get where you want to go safety with a good set of snow tires. team Thomas, a hard·runmng tailback and the on ly f1rsl team offense repea ter from a yeai ago, was a top-heaV) ch01ce as the back of the year, while Rates, a light enddef ens ave tack le, wa s a lnpstded WIn ner Jn th e hnemon of the year voting The 5.-1 0, 190-iJOund Thomas rushed for 1,861 yards and scored 26 loul:hdowns 111 lea ding Elyn a Catholic to a .. : 10-0 1egula1 season and the ;.:·. No I spot m the !mal UPI · Boa1 d t : Coaches Class AA ava ilable al any pnce.lf I dealt h1m, I'd have to catch the first plane nut nf Mmnes1•la " what 1would've done had I been traded to the Mel' I would've had to sit down and Uunk about a lot of tlungs " Althnugh tus 3;14 lifeltmc average Js far and away the best among active players w1th 10 years nr more expenence tn etther league, there was a time wheJI Lhe Twtns we1e a bout to send Carew back to the mmors. That was \\'hen he flrst came up w1th tl>em I 1 years ago and they felt lhey nnghl J:(e better o[f w1th Cesar Tnvar or Frank Qmltct as the1r regular second lmseman Ca lvin Griffith stepped m at tl>at point and personally directed Manager Sam Mele to pla y Carew a t second ba se. "That wa s the first thing that came to my mmrl when I was named MVP a fe w weeks ago," revealed Carew. " I'm very gratefu l to Ca lvin for what he dad at the urn e. I wa s Immature, had a bad attJiude and did so me lh m~ s other 0wners wouldn 't have put up with A lht of nwncrs m1ght 've g iven up on me, but Calvm didn 't. Y(1u don't for get thmgs like tha t " The Me1gs H1gh Girls basketba ll team opens 1ts season tomght at I ronton, the first l ime that Me1gs and lh c Tigresses have played as this ts the f 1rst season Ironton hHs produ ced a team to compe te 111 the SE:OA I. Alth ough Ironton's gir ls have competed Will> other sc hoo ls, the bas1c SEOA I. area has been too far for the 1ronton team to travel. This year the leag ue will have champiOnShips for the g~rls . so Ironton w11l compete Me1gs Coach J oy Bentley does not kno" "hat to .expect from I ronton Since scoutmg for g1r ls' teams ts not yet a rea lit y. "We go and play and try to be ready for anythmg. The team has looked good 111 pract1ce, but the real test mmes Thursda y We'll see then how well " e put 1l together aga mst some tough opponents." sa 1d Coach Bent lev The va !Slly sq uad has f1ve lctt e rwomen returning, Glenda Brown, Tracy Bur· deUc, P~t Vaug han and Kathy Howard V1cky Epple, a tmnsfer , Is also on the start1ng fiv e and should help the ball dub All starters are $14995 40 CHANNEL BASE .............. . ~vo;~5~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21$1 oo QIL PAINTING ON VELVET $2}95 WITH WOODEN FRAME ............... .. ROYCE ELVIS PRESLEY semor s Co-captams of t his year's squad are Tracy Burdette and Glenda Brown. Other members of the vars tty expected to provide ben ch strengt h a re Sonia Ash, Toma Ash, Beth Bartrum, D r~rothy Cha pma n, Patty Dyer . Chen e Lightfoot and Teru Wilson . The reserve sq uad consists of Jan Betz mg, l'r ~ d a Chapma n, Sarah D1d dl e, ~han Drehel, Kathy Elkms, Smoke Stands ...........~12.95 to sl7.95 ROYCE 40 CHANNEL MOBILE CB April Kmg, Deena Neece, Andrea R1ggs, Joan Roberts , Wiles. Deborah Aona Woodyard and Susan Zirkle Tn -captams of the reserves are Diddle, Drehel and Riggs A Modern Woodburner to Warm Hearth .. .. the Home,teader! T oday's wood way or warm 1h Yo to co al a use for c;r cvlatrng heater w1th a tull y automattc thermo st.at con trol for warmth, wrnler long housed ~n a beault l ul cabrne t that ma kes II an asset to any room See It Today WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE SALES & SERVICE 498 Locust St. Middleport, 0. SET OF 2 3 Colors S}Q95 BEDROOM lAMPS ................... .. lARGE lAMPS ~~~.~~~.~~ .............~17 95 • $ LARGE TURKEY ROASTERS..................... .. 495 CHILDREN$ ROCKERS ................. s349 LARGE SELFCTION $ 00 $ OF DOLLS ..................4 m 5 FT. 7 $}595 OAK PORCH SWINGS ................. for 1,254 yards m nme games for Youngstown No rth , avera gmg 7 .B yards per and carry. Mansfield Malabar 's Clint Willi a ms , who caught 23 passes fm 337 yards, holds down the sp ilt end spot on the fi rst o[fense, whi le th e tackles are London's Mark Hay and Kurt Roan of Brya n. U1·bana 's Doug DeCola Jomed teammate Stokes on building materials \ELVIS PRESLEY ~ - JEWELRY ~ the first off enstve urut at one of the guard spots, w1th Tun Hill of Columbo~ Watterson at the other. The center is Brooklyn 's John Panlani The first team defensive unit also had one 1 epeater from last year, Columbus DeSalcs, 6-foot, 190-po und Greg Diehl, who also rushed for 1,167 yards and scored 16 ~mchdowns lor the Knights Gnfftth says there as uno hallplaye1 better '' than Carew Diehl lmlds do" n one of the " I've been saymg for two yea rs he's the best ballplayer m defensive backfield spots. America," remmds the Twms' boss " Now, everybody agrees The defensive line consi sts with me... of M1ke D'Andr1a of Akron St Vmceni.St Mary and Bob Baumb1ck of Elyria Catholic at the en ds; Rocky Haw tho rn e of Columbus Ha milt on Town ship and Jerry Woodson of MarysVIlle at the \ackles, and Bart Jacoby of Perrysbur g at middle guard. th e talented hnebackmg c:nrps IS composed of Brookfi eld 's Ed Pryt.s, Brad Reese of Tuscarawas Valley and l .nveland's Rnn Tr nya n BI yan 's Doug Freed, who also starred at quarterback, North ~cond Avenue Canton Central and Middleport , Ohio 45760 Ca tholic's Pal Snow who Phone ''2-7161 (Contmued un page 4) - -~~ GENERAL TIRE SALES Mon .. Tues., Wed . & Sat.-8 :30til 5:00 THURSDAY' TIL 12 NOON '' WE'VE LOWERED THE COST OF CARPET CLEANING A publ ic rnt•dtcme ( ln 1975, Pres1dent ford proclaime<i a new · ' P.i:l~tft c Doctnne" 10 Honolulu, say mg Amen ca n and world secunty depended upon U S "Aswn com mitments " CHESTER - The Chester On All Living Room Suites 773-5592 outings, wlll probably get his first starting nod of the year. Brent Stanley w11l probably be back at center with CIJUck follrod at a fo rward. The other two positions Will be up lor grabs bet~ ee n Greg Fire Department ' s annual Chn stmas party w1 ll be hel d Sunday, Dec 11 at 5 p m at the fire house CHESTER - DELI·HAM ••••••••••...•.•~~ -~1 39 1ts same st arting five, but Notices, local briefs The mob1le otf1ce of Sen Howard Metzenbaum wtl l be tn Mtddleport from 10 30 a m to SJOp m on Wed nesday, Dec 14, on North SeconO Ave 1n the bustness sect !On . Purpose of the offrce , manned by two members ot the senator ' s sta ff . !S to BACON ......... ;?~ 88~ Me1gs Will go With baSically October the title of West mcluded i student of Mrs V1rgm1a's "Most Beautiful Glona Buck Wallace She Majorette" at the West returned from New Orleans V~r g iiila N B. T.A. state last Wednesda) 111 tune to champ ions hips in Poml march m th e Middlep ort Pleasant. She also won the Chnstmasl parade with the 1 ' Miss Mountameer" title m · Glo·ettes She also marched the ' 'open contest", for g~rls m the Ga lhpohs and Pomeroy from other states competm g Christma s par'ades escorted also Lisa also holds two state by Buck Wallace and her struttmg champlonshtps m brother, Scott Scotl Hayes. military and basic. .,.,ho were cos t umed as Lisa IS a baton and gym· " ooden soldters Lasa attends nastics (With tap and ballet kmdergarten at Mason A me-ettng · of Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta S!gma Ph! Sor or tty schedu led for th1s e"entng has been postponed due to the weather Becker , Tim Coats and Kenny Young . Goach Logan, as he tries to find a wmnmg combmation. also will go to his bench agam . All the Marauders are healthy, with sout h eastern-Ohiu-lhmlr1h~--romtraWley commg Chieftauts of Coaeh Scott from a spramed ankle. 1'1tzgerald are at least as The Chiefs were Jed last powerful as lhey were last week by Scott Gasser's II season when they limshed points as the Chiefs threw a second behmd Ironton ba la nced scoring attack M e~gs IS conung off a 79·30 aga mst the Blue Dev1ls The loss to Ironton last week, but Logan crew has good s1ze and one can bet the Marauders qu1ckness, and a~nost a lways are not going to be down for plays for the close-m shot. Besides Gasser. the this contest That loss made the Marauders of Coach Ron probable starters for FltZ· Logan 0-2 on the year after a gera ld's crew will be 6'3" loss to Vinton County earlier Jay Braglin at cente r, 6'3" In la st week's con test, Jack Albert, at forward w1th Meigs fell behind 17-0 early in Charles Keynes, and Dave the first period and never Lehman or Gasser at the recovered Their 1ncx· gua rds Logan will proba bly peri ence showed when !::O wtlh a man·to~man Ironton's su pcn or , s1zc defense, as w11l Me~gs clea ned th e boards and Game t11lle IS 6' 30 for the reserre t ilt at Mornso n rattled the Me1gs crew Me1gs will no doubt go back GymnasiUm. to its pressmg type of defense • against the Chiefs. Logan 1s ., - M • 1 ~Jr:;;~. ~~e~ h~~~;~"~~sh\;~; Elyria s ryan omas , ei.gs, ronton t Oh10 • AA grt•dd er gtr • Is t angIe ~~~r~~~~w~;~~~~h~~~~~~=~ op Already, at age 5~ big in the pageant worl~ ! Martha A Searls, 52, of Route 2, Chesh.re, d1ed Thursday morn.ng at Berger Hospital 1n Ctrclevtll e follow1ng a ltnge nng Il lness She was bam Ju ly 9, 1925, near Midd leport Preced !ng her rn death were her father, Archte Eilts . a son. Da vid 'A , and a s1ster , Ada, !n infancy Survtv! ng are her husband, Fred 0 ., her mother, Ina Wtse Ellrs , near Cheshtre , a son and daughter in . law , r\o\arttn L and Sue Searls of Ashv!lle, Ohio . two brother s. Ch.ar les of Altamont, l lltnots. and Stanley A of C.rclevtlle , a s1ster, Mrs Ruth Cheadle of Columbus, and three grand chtldren Funeral ser.,.tces will be at 2 p m Salurday at the Rawlr ngs Coats Fune r al Home W!fh the Re v Merlrn Tee ts .offtcla tmg Buna l will be in the Ches htr e Gra vel Hdl Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home from 4 ftl l 9 p m Fnda y DECEMBER As Advertised On TV Photo Neclace , Bracelet , Name Photo. Necklace wit~ White S'tones . BUILDING OR REMODELING? SPECIAl. '750 SEE US FIRST AND COMPARE OUR PRICES . 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Dt.>e 8, 1917 Po-o r Texas boy shoo-in for Heism3n tonigltt Wyoming's Bob Lewis is AA coach of Year l'O il''>IBl 'S ' l'l'l B~>b I"''" 1s ct ll'l ~de 1 ~ 19Ti th'\ bt>St ,,f h1s mc-~n\ fmt") ears tlf htl!h Elyria Contmued from Page 3 ru•ubled as an tlU tstandJng runnm¢ bat'k J<'lnrd Dtrhl m U1r ~~.··o nd.lr) COLU MB US lU PI ) The 1977 Un 1ted Press In t£>rn at1ona l t;tass AA All Ohw Football Team F1rsf Team OffenseSE - CI In t W dl1ams Mdnsf,etd Malabar 5 7 155 Sr T E - Kev in Bates Wyom1ng , 6 4 210 Sr T- Mark Hay London 6 3 232 Sr T - K urt Roan Brya n 6 2 205 Sr G~ D oug DeCola Urbana 6 0, 195 Sr G ~ Tt m H!il. Columbus Waller son 6 0. 197 Sr C - John Pantan1 Br ook. I yn 6 0. 225, Sr Q8- Chr1s Sto~es , Urbana 5 11. 170 Sr R8 - B ryan Thomas , Elyr 1a CatholiC, 5 10 JQ5 , Sr RB - Ron Ke1th , St Marys Memona l. 6 1, 180 Sr R B- A J Jones . Youn gs town Nor th, 6 1 I QO , Sr F1 rsf Te am Defense E- M 1ke DAndrea Akron St Vtnce nt St Mary 6 J, 215 sr E- Bob 8aumb1 ck . Ely r 1d Carhol 1c, 6 1 200 Sr T - R ocky H awthorne Col umbu s Ham 1lton Town sh 1p, 6 3. 235 Sr T - Jer r y Woodson , N\arysvLIIe, 5 10 255 . Sr MG - Bart Ja coby , Perrysburg 58 160 Sr LB- Ed Pryts. Brool.;. f1el d, 63212 , Sr LB - Brad R eese . Tusc arawas Va lley, 6 2 205. 5r L B - R on Tr oy an . Lovel and , 62 217. Sr DB- Dou g Free d Bryan , 59, 167 , Sr D B- Pa t Snow . Canton Cen tra l Cathol1c 6 1. 170, Sr DB- Greg D1ehl Columbus De Sates 6 0 190 Sr Second Team Offen se SE- (urt Cus ter Pem be.cville Ea stwood 6 3 180 5r TE - J1m Houston, Akron St Vm ce nt St Mar y 6 2, 210, Sr T - R1ck Zure1ch , Nor wal k. , 6 3. 235 Sr T- J 1m Bloom f 1el d, Van Wert. 6 3, 220, Sr G - Ben Stevens. R1dgewood , 6 0, 220 Sr G- Ke 1th Laf f1n ' Sherwood Fatr v1ew, 4 o, l~B Sr C -S teve Andrew Manem onl , 6 0 215, Sr • QB - Roqer D 1e tz , Root NEW EXC ITING PEASANT S( h l • l\ ft ~«Jt b.t\1 W) ,lffiUl~ l.e\us l"'ht'i.l t".hhllH.! tt.•am fm- M',t~un ~uburb..m \\Jlthi'"'II\IISt t.'X t.. \USI\l' dub:s. F .1rl ('.un pbl'll. \lih c,St' rustun~ dfld su11mg t>xph 1 tts Wl J>.lHHt'd hoUSl' Ul tllll\' \1 C1~lr\ Jl \('r Ehn.1 C'dlhL•Iu tn lllt": fuwls 11f -tht• l'lass AA pla\ 11 ffs What m.1de 1t sn plt>.tsurable ts that \\ t' dtdn t nl''"'' \ United Press Wllli.UII & 't-ars hkl'h l"rH~ht lnk-rnahunal Man \t.'arl Ke\m £Bates) 1t wds probabh the smallrs1 tl'dlll f.>\t'r had · smd 1~ \HS, '' hose record at W\ (lmmg ts hmuUt• I \l' no'' a staggrrm g l88-21 -7 m 22 \ears On pa per It JUSt d tdn t look l!kt..• \H? C!I U)d t:Om p ete,'' l ..ew 1s addl-d Ph) stcally, tlw dimenstnns JUS t " eren t tlwre fn1 tJns kmd nf a season But , '"e had super mte lh gencf.' des1re a nd dcdic'lltHln Was thiS hiS best }Ob of toachmg'> De fw ltel~ answered lR\\ IS I hiS IS ICing f:ln the cake \Vhen ' ou takr a team hke th1s and look at 1t ph~st ca lh, ynu kn0w ) OU dt d Q gr ~ •d jOb to brUlg them ab0ve t11e1r potential " After 26 vears of head ('o1achm g mCludm g fnur at M.lr\ S\ tile. the 52-)ear-old I.e\\ JS has begun to t.alk aOOut qutttm g But don t count mit A smart man " ould say ns a good) ea r to hang lt up,' he \3u ghed, ·but I m probabl) loo dumb to do tha t ' Lew1s ts dumb hke a fox He has some pretty good pia} ers returmng next year Lewis piCked up 15 of Ihe 58 \Otes cast m the ro ach (I f the )ear ball oung , With Sl Ma rys Skip Baughman seco nd With 12 Ray DeCol a of Urbana fi niShed third \\lth seven votes fu\loY.ed b} Elyna Cathohc s J un Ralta) With four stown, 6 2 175, Sr R B- Charl 1e Hampton London 6 3 178, Sr R 8 - Mark Gr~ggs , Orr ville. 6 2. 180 Sr R B- Russ Sergen1 M ilton Umon 5 10 172 , Sr Second Team Def ense E- Kevm Murphy , Canton Centra l Cathol1c , 5 11 205 , Sr E- Mar'k Slag le, Goshen, 5 10. 200, Sr T- T1m Davts Johnstown Monroe , b 3, 230 Sr T - Bruce Baare n d se North College Hil l, 6 5 220 Sr M G- Terr y Savatov 1ch , It But Ptu ktull s lndtans d1d tmll"t..•d tnatMge v. rll TI1e' pulled ,,ff the biggest upsN pf thf' nr" srason wht'n th ey upset ~ecr• nd-( anked North Cdn•lm~• 78-15 but onI} after rt•pul stng H furwus Tat H~e t comeb<tc k efft1rt The Indl<UlS lt'd 32-31. at th e half and fnund themselH•s wah .1 15-pntnt l ead. 62-57. \\lth etgh t mmut es tn go befnrt' 9 500 ctisbehenng f.ms LICking Valley 6 I 200 Sr LB - M 1ke Jasenak , fv"\ansfleld Ma labar , 5 11. 195. 5r Buy To Fit Your Waist. One seam makes 11 1 THE SEWING CENTER \tmm•r 11f the H elStnan Chcutcill'', F'londu. Ken M,u:Afl't.', Nolle Oallle; Ozztc 111l' 22·\ l'~t r ,,Jd Cd mpbt>ll, ·• r\LY.SHIIIl', Alabuma G-fout, l·lllCh, 220-pnumkt ., · c-=rr-ll)d~nsn e hlll'Jili.UI - h nss tl.lttoT!all\ llliP\'lsed (CBSJ .. whu it'd t.he n<~tlun thiS )611 Bl HWfll'f' Nut rt~ name', Brad t l'rCIIllll\~ ft~!ltn\ Ill ~ U lOt\ ISh "Hil 114 pu1nt.s ami I 744 )ards rushtng, one of 17 Sht:rln'l, Texas. Art St1ll , 15 dmnet Thl' ,., t. • mnK v.tll he flllaltsts fnr the tn1ph) h~tt'll Kl•ntm ky . IH1'-i.tl'd b\ 0 J Sunp.•,n n .md A1su, l.mcbal.'ker - Tm11 F:lltntl GPulrl .md wt llmdu tlt• b) the l)cmntl'"" i\Ulldtt ( 'lub \'Ill' st.~ll.'ttl 11 n of .lll \ lliiC l'1•usam•.1u Oh iO Stule , Jerry els£.' , hn\\ CH'r \lo t~ Uhl Hllbl ll :-i" ll, U ('l A; Cat} State K.tnsus ('l Nlstltut(' ltl1i.' of th£' biggest •SJl~ll ll. MlfJ)Il~SC:s Ill t h~ hlst•,rr of the ~ l.k h.·n~J Vl' b.wk - Lutht.'r c~w~ud lldtlng b<.!Lk h• 19~5 Hr.tlllt'y, Nntl e llmne, Zat 111l' fJnal t.mudlddtes ~S l kndt•tsn n , OkloJ hr'm~. ~nd named n.tme'l rh•nnt:-i l'hullli.tn , S11UUlcrn alph:.1beucall\. but n11t l'.lllft l!ll! H (', nnpbd l , one nf 11 52 Hnustnn d1 ubbed Texas nccessmtl\ 111 onle1, b) tht• ~ lu ldt l'll who w ew up (If\ thelr , lutlw•.m. HS-69, Holy CrtlSS DAC ,me mc>tht'r's 1 11st~ f.tl/11 1n Tyler, put.!\\,\\' Irma 105-83 ~ Na \'Y Offensnl' hneHhlll -· M.u k dn\\'flt'd Kmgs P(lmt, 64--57, Dnn.dme , Mu·lugan Kt'n g,.tun-d ,1 tut.tl o[ 4,44:J ya rds Hh 11 de Isl and defea ted M,ll'Afee, Notre D.11ne . Chns llL'iil llll-'. dmmg hi S <.arce 1· at .• I t•x,t:-; ~uu l \\ ultld be the f1rst l .. JSalle. 76-73. 'Jtrginta Tc~ch War d , Ohtn St~Jtl' Hu nr11ng t'cX. IS lJIIIVt'l Sit)' I!ClSilUJn lnppt'< l Penn State, 84-15: bm k - C1M1les Alex.JO<it'I l'rnph} Wlfl!l('r 111 L~~ng lwr n Cil' lllStlll \\hlppe<l r\mcrtea n I.SU, Earl L11 11 pbdl, Te:<cl:s, fmtiJ,i\1 htstr1J), \\h!Ch lx'grlll U 98-58. E.1st Tennessee Te11 \ Mtllm , Okldhonw State ambu s lwd W d k ~ Stdlt.> Offt.!nsl\ e rml - Wes Ill 1RIJ ,\ Fnr es t , 70-69 , and Sn ut h CarPtma t nutcd Bdpltst 10775 lt\t' t' nh:Oit,urunent pia) er m ltw lln l1l'<l St.nes, · Will br p1 cst•ntf'd at about 10 50. EST. tl\nt~ht tn ,, m Wt l h.11nsburg, Va added 18 pmnts "hlle All1 kill' \\ \\ e'd ha \'e 11\ Amcnca ~ut~nl Plul t''lll d \\ L'r1the 1 se ver a l North pctl'NINt•rthC3n•lmawJth24 C<~tll\in.t U•IIH?backs,' sa1d V\.'lule N(lrth Caruhna \\ aS; Pdl klnll · . The\ · kt'pt suffcrmg tts ftrst defea t, tw11 cnYnmg bal'k Our kids kne\\ ·of tts -- Atlant 1r Cn~t s t the fi r t btl! ralh s1gn.aled Cunfert>nce nHtls- Vtrgmta tllPJl' to lOlll[' and MdJ\la11d - had easy ·nll' \JlCtnry g1ves Wtlhmn tunes wtth the1r non-leagu(• & M,u y a 5-1 rN.:ord umle• t•p(X"Inents nt•w (\ldl'h Parkhill, wh0 dt 28 V1rguua 1dn It s rec(lrd to 50 \\ nh a 7()..63 wm (1\'CI 1::; the )'P\Ut);({'Sl coaeh (l f .m r\( t\A Dl\tsw n I tea111m the Penn s' l\•illllll be h1nd 29 L'! •unu, pomts · frnm fresman Jeff John I D ~\ e nhci upt a 6-5 Lamp, whtlP Marvhmd , al!i(l senan1 lrd the Wi l ham & S...O. set an aH-tlme school M ,u ~ sennng \\ lth 21 ~l Jnb sc• ~rmg r('('ord wrth a 131}.106 and hud nrne rebounds rnmp mer E.Jst Carolina Tecmn nate Skip Parnell Grrg Ma rmmg \\ 1th "20 pc1tnts led e1ght Te1p scorers m double f1 gures man , F re d Morgan , Tenth-ranked S) ra cuse Columbus Ha m11ton Town also had an eas ~ tune 0f lt . shtp . Doug Onans . Upper rr1utmg C0lgate 99-50. w1th Sandusky Brtan Parsell, thr <.IICI nf a combmed 30 Man on R1 ver Valley Ttm Roddy , M rarn t East , Frank Jl''lffls b) Dale Shackleford Sch mliz , Bel l evue Tom and Martv Bvrnes Spr1n gmeler . Deer Park , Tad Else whe r e- ac ross th e Sco tt , Orr v ille Juan nalwn. th ird-ranked Not re Thomas, Ironton Hank Taylor Pemberville East Da me eastly "hipped wood North"est ern, 88-48, but Honor able M ent ton Linem an Mtchtgan was upset. Jun 1or Baum Archbold drnppmg an 118-<15 dec1ston In Kell h Bor1ng , Jeffers on Un ton M1ke Cramer , l/IUtS\ !lie Pauld1ng . Doug Clark Ar In other games. Tex.a s chbold , Joe Cr~m . Oak dropped Ok lahoma Slat e Harb or , Ed Coles . frnm the ranks nf tJnbeaten , Mar~emon t. M1ke Col l in s , Hebro n Lakewood Doug l08-a7 Kansas trvmped over Carr , We l lsville Bruce Fairleigh D1ckinsnn , Blh'i4 Dav1s East Cl•nlon . Brad Temple tnpped Davton 6'lF l ~her Fostoria , T 1m A BOWLING Pomeroy Bowltng l eague Tue sday Tnphca1e November 29 , 1977 Slandmgs Pts Team 70 Sham r ock Motel 70 Ro yal Oa~ Par k 66 Roya l Crown Cola 50 Fran c1s F lor1s t Dav1 d Brt ck les Genera l Con trac tor 44 Ma rk V 36 H1gh tn d1v1 dua l game ~ Pa t Ca rson 176 . Setty Smllh 167 Helen Phe l ps 166 H1gh senes - Pat \Ca r son 459 Helen Phelps 45 1 Betty Sm llh 436 Tea m h1gh game - Royal Oak Park 441 T eam h 1gh senes Shamrock Motel i2 48 ·Dickey facing monumental job MANHATTA N, Kan 1UP It J 1m Dtcke)' doesn t of· flctally take over as hea d football coach at Ka nsas State UmvcrSit)' until Dec 20 But ) ou ca n bet he begms taktng n ot es for h1 s monumenta l task of resurrecung the dread ful tones Wildcat program Dec 19 Tha t's when North Ca rolma, Y..here Dtcke) ts currently emp loyed as the defen sive Two Hou r Cl asses coo rdtna tor, meets B1 ~ E1ght power Nebraska tn the '5.00 IJbertv Bo ~< I You ' ll make over a dozen D1ckey " as n.J m!'d henri dt ffer e nt cand l es , co ach at Kansa s State c h ocola t e cetvere d chernes cocon ut bon bons Wednesda;. w11h the hope tha t he can do somethmg his and f ake •t all home w 1fh you predecesso r , Ellis Ram s Ph one berger. couldn 't do 111 h1s D1 a na Bogg s three ~eat s m Ma nhattan 44 6-7903 wm smnt' Bua F:u.!ht ~ames Col lege Baskt- lba ll Res ult s By Un1ted Press lnfer nat1onal - East BIOOnlSbg 61 Sh 1ppnsbq 58 c. w Post 8-i , Bld yn Coli J8 crng 1e Mlln 91 LaRoche 65 Cht:: vn ey 102 Mtll r svl 83 Del Val 8), EI 1Z lown 71 E SlrdsbQ SB W Chstr S? Geneva 80. 51 V1ncent 71 Ge-orqetown Q6 Wagner 65 G Wash l7 WtsconSi n 7J Ho ly Cr oss 105 lona 83 La fa yene 8fl . Muhlnbg 10 Manhttnvl 75, FOU Md1Sn 7l PlaltSbgh 81 , M1ddlbury 55 Na vy 64 K 11lQS Pf 57 Ph tla Ph Mm 99 . Alvrn1a 46 Phtla Tel! 66 W<lk.es 6J RIU 78 LaSalle 73 Slpry Roc k 72 lnd Pa 62 Spr+ng Garden 62 Ba l l 60 51 Fran NY 89 Pace 80 51 Fran 87 PI Park 68 Syr acuse 99 , Colgate 50 Tr tn1ty 69 Amherst 63 VI B'l St M 1chaets 75 va Tech. SJ Perm St 75 W1dener 76 Swrlhnu c 50 Yale 13 Brown 66 SoU th Bull er QO w Ky 86 Clemson YB Amencan 58 E Tenn 70. w For est 6Q Flor1da 97 , Mercer 7 ~ Frostbg 76 Ov1s &Elk.nS 68 Jcksn 51 11 1 Xav 1er 67 LQvola 90 51 Mary s 6 7 Md 130 E Carol ma \06 Miss Sl 81. Brmng hfT' So 55 Ol d Dom 85 AUSIIn Peay 6] Roanoke 59 G. Mason 57 s car 107 Bapt 1sl 75 So MISS 89 Fla So 77 Sl el son 71 B Coo kn1n 66 Towson 88 8r 1dgep t 77 Trns ylv n1a 88 Mryvl n V1rQ1n' a 70 Penn 63 VM I 86 , J MadtSOn 68 va Teet"! 84 Penn 5 1 75 wash&Lee 89 , Rochester 71 w va 105 C1 ty Coli 66 w va Wsl yn 88 , Fa,r m nt 7J Wm &Mar y 78 N Car 75 M 1dwest AKron 83 Buffalo 55 Ashlnd 80 Ot!erltn 65 E Ky St 89. Urbna 75 Ill Col i 91, Ma cMrra y 65 • Ill St 51 So Ill ~8 Loyola 57 N Il l 55 Malone 80 Td fm 78 Mll ll<.n 77 Au gst ana 66 0 Nrthrn 17 , Fmdly 67 Oh10 U 73 Manetta 6!1 Temple 63 Dayton 52 W1lm 88, Defiance 87 X<:tv 1er 63 , T More 53 So uthwest HOUS 118 Texas luth 69 McNeese Sl M , NE La 65 Pan Am 109 Trm 1ty 6Q Texas 108, Ok la Sl 87 We st A1 r Force 65 Rg1s Coli 48 F conn1e~ GLASSWARE 20% OFF large se lection of pots and macrame- ropes on speetal ' . ,, ~ ' WANTED LOW GRADE LOGS :L;,r" PT. PLEASANT INN ~ ~- ' ftll OF SHOES Open Monday thru Thursday & Saturday 9: 30 to 5: 00 Friday 9 :30 to 8: oo MIDDLEPORT, 0 . N. 2N [' . "' ~ • ' I I I GIFTS FOR WOMEN • • • • DR ESSES CAR COATS DRESS COATS LEATHER COATS & JACKETS • BLOUSES e PANT SUITS eJ Pc SUITS eSLACKS eSWEATERS eHANDBAGS eBILLFOLDS •BEADS & EARRINGS eHOSIERY •LUGGAGE r=:, ~ LAYA~AYS BAHR CLOTHIERS he~itage h·~ _use ~---·--~--~~H:~:::::~=:~~=:K·-~--"-·---. Raclno, Ohio "YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS N- 2nd Ave Middle port. Q, Open Friday & Saturday Night Til II Starting Tuesday , December 13th open every night till 8:00. I lly KENNETH R. CLARK United Press International ON THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD· Former first lady Betty Fo~ rd - m New York tn recetve the Cha rles Evans Hughes Aw.ud 11f the NatJnnal Conference of Chnstians and Jews Tuesday rught - stayed over one mnre mght to take m the Br ucliiWiiY rnustca l "The W1z " After the show, Slephan1e l\t1lls, whfl sta rs as Dorothy, mv1ted Mrs Ford onst.age at the Bt ,lCidway Theater and presented her w1th another ~ward - a smgle red rose Mrs Ford had a b1g hug for Ja mes Wlrfall who plays the Cowardly !Jon. r RAYOLTA PREMIF.RE: Joh n Travolta was the star of the sh"w and of the party that follo\\ed Thursday mgh t tn Hollywo<ld when a throng of celebnt1es Jnmed htm at the prcm1ere of h1s f1 lln "Sa turday Night Fever " After the screemng,the audience moved to a Paramount studiO sound stage, c"nverted mto the world's largest disco w1th 18,000 square feet m whtch t(l swmg . ALL IS FORGIVEN' Anthnny Russo, Daniel Ellsbere's m a Pentagon papers tna l, has won h1s f1ght for 1 cmslatement tn h1s Jflb as a,n analyst on alcoholism problems w1th the Los Angeles Coun ty Hea lth Department After a se1tes of CIVIl serVJce heanngs , Russo agreed to drop hts demand for a full public tnqu11 y and the county agreed to rehtre h11n He gets $8,000 tn back pay and a purge of hos recr 11 d, m whi ch superv isors described htm as quarrelsome and a ponr worker ~efendant NEW HAYEN - As I walked down the street tn New Denver scored a 123-116 · Haven Monday evemng I admired how pretty all the new Vlctory over Atlanta, Phoenix stores looked The Forget-Me-Not Flonsts was beautifully decorated and defeated Detr ot t , 113-107, Washmgton beat Cleveland , entices one m to buy flowers and a rttftctal arrangements to 96-95, Boston topped Kansas g1ve for Christmas Across the street m Uletr new butldmg ts Took1e's FashiOns City, 113-109, lndJana downed New Orleans, 118-103, and - decorated m predommate colors of red and whtte, tt too FISCHEH SURRENDERS. Ex-world chess champ Bobby San Antomo shaded Ne w looks mVlttng. A beautiful white Chrtstmas tree w1th white balls truly giVes tt a Chrtstmas look . Monday was the tr operung FI S<' her IS a fug1 t1ve no longer. He surrendered to police m Jersey, 125-1 22 , m ot her Pas adena, Calif., Wed nesday, and the JUdge who ordered his day a nd many customers were viSitmg the new store. games Next door , also m the new building, ts Kaylor's Anttques arrest dism issed assault charges aga111st htm F1scher has Nuggets 123, Hawks 116: Dan Issei scored 34 pomts On hand to meet their customers and prospective CUJitomers settl ed the sq uabble that landed h1m 111 hot water m the first and Dav1d Thompson added wer e Wendell and Zelma Kaylor Among the outstanding place - pay tng an undisclosed sum to magazme wnter Holly 32 for the Nugge ts wh o ant1ques were an old butter churn, old flour barrel, He1sey Ru1z, whn char ged Ftscher beat her up because of a n a rticle ware, and a beauttful old fash toned ltght wtth prosms (hangmg she wrote about hun But Judge Mortimer G. Franclscus ~t retched t he1r home wmmn g wasn't sattsfted "ith the out..of-court settlement He demanded streak to 12 games. John type ). Next door and open for busmess 1s the Ben Frank 1m Store F1 seher be bonked on the cha rges, and 1ssued an a rrest Brown had 19 pomts for t he Hawks a nd Charles Cn ss It too is a brand new store with youthful owners, Mr and Mrs warrant when F1sc her fa iled to showup tn court Ronald Robmson Here they ha'vc many useful1 tems tha t most added 16 of us cannot do without When t he store burnt a few months GLIMPSES: Former Ilhnuts G11V. Daniel Walker and w1fe , Suns 113, Ptstons 107 : Walter Davis scored two ago , many of us mtssed It sorely as 1t sold ttems tha t could not Ruberta , are endin g their 30-year mc-~rnage, though a source d nse tn Walket says, "No court action has been taken yet" fteld goals and stx free throws be bought elsewhere m town It's good to see the mam street m town come alive agam Dr_ Alexander Schreiner, orgamst for the famed Mormon sparkmg a 24-9 spurt that enabled the Suns to rally for w1th such colorful decorated wmdows and loads of Christmas Tabernacle Chmr for 54 years, ret1red Wednesday 111 Salt La ke th etr victory at DetrOit The merchandtse to buy , Why go out of town to nearby ctttes and C1 ty Syndica ted colwnmst Murray Kempton received the Pistons, led by Bob Lamer 's get In a mess of traffiC JamS, ana croWdS Of people pushtng and A J Le1bhng JOUrnaltsm award Wednesday mght at the Roosevelt Hotel tn New York Ci ty- an event attended by, among 27 pomts, had surged to an 88- 1'hoVIng flthers, Nt~ra Ephr,m, former med1a colwnmst for Esqu1re Th e Vtllage Pharmacy 1s not exactly a new busmessbut 73 lead with JUSt under e1ght minutes left m regu1atwn m a new locatton and m a new butlding. It too is cheerfully Magaz111e, and Carl Bernstem of " All the PreSide nt 's Men" Princess Grace of Monaco will attend the Dec 20 ttme The Suns wra pped 11 up decorated for tbe holtdays and located nea r the above fa me rn overtliTie on baskets by menttoned stores, Tookte's and Ben Franklm . If you are prem1ere at New York City's Beacon Theater of "Chtldren of Alvan Ada ms, Don Buse and lookmg for those nic.,erfwnes perhaps the Vtllage Pharmacy Theatre Street" - a film she na rrated of the Sovtet Umon 's K1rov School of Ballet . Unda McCartney - wtfe of ex-Bea tle Paul Westphal and two fr ee has jUst wha t you are looking for . I'm not advertiStng for these stores. It JUSt looks great to Paul McCartney - will exhtbtt her photogra phs a nd s1lkscreen throws by DaVls. see such cheerful looking places of bustness, when before there prm ts at a one-wnman show Dec_ 17 in lJJs Angeles . Bullets 96, Cavs 95: Ken Grevey 's threeilotnt was nothtng but a burnt-<Jut block and nothmg left standing play w1th 25 seconds left m worth seemg. the game enabled the Bullets MASON - Mrs . Charlotte Cundiff recently gol a most to score thetr lOth victory m pleasant surprt se when she rece1ved a letter written on the last 12 games and stay on Thanksgtvmg Day from her l)l-other, Arch te Ktmes, formerly top of the Central Div1sron N-BA Standmgs NHL Standings BY' Umted Press InternatiOnal of Mason and Hartford. Th1s was the ftrst she had heard from By Um1ed Press 1nternat1ona1 wtt h a 14·8 record J1m campbell Conference Eastern Conferente Chones led the Cavs With 20 him m 21 years. It was not known whether he was dead or AtlantiC DIVISIOn Pafnck DIVISIOn W L Pet GB W L T Pts altve A stster-m-law trted to locate htm m Sprmgfteld but pomts Ph1l a l7 6 739 Phtlade lph t 16 4 4 36 didn't have any luck New Yor k 12 11 522 5 NY Isl anders 14 6 7 35 The last ume Mrs Cundiff saw her brother was when he Buf fal o 11 11 500 5' ' NY Ranger s 10 12 4 24 B 15 348 9 At lanta 7 10 9 23 attended the funeral of hts mother , Mrs. Hannah Ktmes, In NBoston ew Jersey 3 21 125 141!'! Smythe DIVISIOn 1956 Central O! VISIOR W L T Pts W L Pet. GB Vancouver 9 10 6 24 IS happy to know tha t her Well anyhow , Mrs Cundiff prompted Pres1den\ Cecil brother marned a Mason County gtrl23 years ago and they are Wshngtn u 8 636 Ch 1cago 7 \\ 8 22 San Antom 15 10 600 'I> Col orado 6 10 6 18 Mackey to htre Rex Dockery, the pa rents of a son, age 21, and a g1rl, age 16 is a juruor in high l lh Cleve lnd 13 10 565 M1nnesota 6 16 4 16 Sloan's top assistant, as the Atlanta 12 10 545 2 51 lOUI S 5 17 3 13 ,school And all th1s was news to Mrs Cundiff New Orl ns 11 l3 458 4 Wales Conference Red Raider coach. Houston 9 13 409 .s Norris D1v1ston The announcement was w estern conference W l T Pts MASON - The Chnsllan Brethren Church here wtll made at a hastily arranged MidWest 01\IISIOA 16 5 4 36 Mon treal present a Christmas program on Dec 18 a t 7 30 p.m. at the W l Pel GB Los Angel es 12 8 5 29 news conference Tuesday 17 B 660 PittSbUrgh 8 11 6 22 church wtth Mrs Barbara Zuspan, director and Jerry G1bbs, Denver rught Ch cago lJ 9 591 21' 2 Detro1t 9 12 3 21 chmr director Mrs Conme Thompson wtll be tn charge of t he M 13 12 520 4 ll w Washmglon 3 18 5 11 Details of at least a fourchildren's rec1tattons. On Saturday, Dec. 17 at 7 p m. t he lnd1 ana Q 1.4 3Ql 7 Adams Dlvl ston year contract sttll rematn to C1ly 9 15 375 7112 W L T Pts church will have a Chnstmas party at the church and oKansas etro11 8 14 364 71h Boston 15 5 5 35 be worked out, but Dockery PaCifiC DI VISIOA Bu ffalo 16 6 3 35 Wednesday started assem- afterward w1ll go carolmg. W l Pc:t GB Toronto 14 6 J 31 bling a staff and recrmtmg Port land 18 4 818 Clev el and 8 14 J 19 LETART - Rev. Evelyn L. Martng of Hartford, Graham Phoen1x 13 9 591 l Wednesday's Results players. 1 12 11 522 6 /:l and Letart Charge, spoke of Pakistan where both she and her Golden St Ph il a 3 NY Rangers 3 Pro Standings 45771 NOW OPEN ~ GIFT ' CERTIFICATES ~~~-j, CALL669 4734 BEFORE MAKING DELIIIERY 304 675 6176 eTIES ~·--------------------~~ ~~ - -···· . 2 Mtles West of W1lkesv1lle on St Rt 124 Pt Pleasa nt , W Va Rt 62 North LUBBOCK, Texas ( UPI) The president of Texas Tech wanted things to rematn much the same as they were before Steve Sloan resigned as football coach, And it was that desire that JACKSON PALLET CO. ~ •sox Stop in and reg1ste r for 1$50 oo and 2-$25 .00 Gift Cerltficates to be gtven away December 23 Fre e Gtft Wrapp1ng G11t Cerltlicates 1s sue d for any amount . PAY BY MEASUREMENT OR WEIGHT Sl.IO Per Thousand Ft. or S12 00 Per Ton .-) , eSUITS SPORT COATS e LEISURE SUITS •HATS eDress & Cas ual SLACKS • Dress & Les JUre JACKETS eSWEATERS • SHIRTS eWALLETS •KEY CASES •LUGGAGE UNDERWEAR Lumber al o ng bottom wt th bro Nn leather uppers LENGTH ••••• • •• •• • • ••• 6' 4", 7'8" .8'6", 11' •nd 11 '6" ":i.' Fe at u nng top enter t a mm ent. d a nCt ng , noi se m akers and more Buffet dmh er anti buffet ';l Ope n 10 6 P .M. On the T In Middleport SIZE·········· · ·· · · · ······· ·····•· •·• •· 6" thru 25" • br eakfa st One low pr tce' S25 pe r co uple Dress ..._ w1l l be f orm ;al w1 th reserva ti ons only wh1 c h mu st ~ be accompani ed wt fh paymen t Hurr y and mak e ~ your r eserv ation s now Dea dl me IS Wednesday, ._ Dece mber 11 ~ 1 The Mason City Histortcal Soc1ety, meetmg Thursday a t the h1stortcal home discussed forthcommg Chnstmas dmner The group was to meet Wednesday, December 7, at 10 a m . to decorate the home for the holidays ' Mrs. Landom Smrth , prestdenl, upencd the meetmg w1lh prayer ;- Mrs Earl Ingels presented devotiOna ls, Luke 2nd chapter 1 1-14 verses, and mmutes of the previOUs meetmg were read by Mrs J Marshall The treasurer 's repurl was by Mrs. Delwon Hoberts The prestdent mentiOned and pmnted out Items g1ven to the home mcludmg a rockmg cha1r and a red satm banquet lamp from the home of the late Virgmia Harpold Carleton Crump, Hartford, g1ven by Mrs. R . F Musgrave, an ant1que chatr from Dona ld C. Johnson for hts small granddaug)lter, Aprtl Miller ; a beaded purse from the Sehon home, whtch was located where the River View Golf Dourse 1s A pot luck dmner was ·enJoyed..at noon Attending were Mrs. MaXIne Wash)ngton, Mrs Fred Taylor, Mrs Earl Inge ls, Mrs. Cecil Smith , Mrs Joh n Marsha ll , Mrs Landon Sm1th, Mrs. Wilham Zirkle, Mrs Delwon Roberts Not much of a change at Tech ' _;-._, .. . GIFTS FOR MEN Monday thru Saturda y HUdBARD'S GREENHOUSE •' u n mis taka bl y ALL transactions CANDY CLASSES Star and twtce a 2Q.game wmner, has been hurt m each of the past t wo seasons and IS now co mmg off elbow surgery. "We are takmg hun as is/ ' sa td Va nkees President Gabe Paul " If he can come aroWJd. we feel he IS a very good pitcher and can help us tremendously " 76'ers split with Blazers · sport The Wtldca ts have lost 21 !)1nu ght Bl~ E i ght games and had \\ on onl) flve li!Hes m 28 11 tes under Ram sbcr~er And Nebraska has been one ur the pnnc1pal thorns of the Kansas St.He program w1th a ~1nng of e1ght strdlght VIC· STEPPING OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS? RINGS , , , lf2 PRICE 20UJOF /0 tlladlt~ ~ ~ ~m u \t'rwh~lnu nJ! f:n•o rne tn bci.'PIIlt' th t• ~ :Jrd lwlpt.•d make rexa:s the ~){11\ Trnph) llll' O P \\nt n\\ 11 Athl eu c perfect-record team 111 the li~UII tl \ .tnd the rr~u l:ll­ ('lub·~ r\" anl. ~t\·en annuall} "t'"" 'II !l,l\ l <~ ll,tf ( h,!ltiJ)\1111 lJ1 thr ~~ ...t L'll\lt•t 1P rl\lllhn11 oLB - R 1ch L ou ghamn , M il l on Un. on 6 11, 1990 Sr LB- Greg Pack . Qrr v1l le 6 3, 21 8, Sr DB- Tood Yoho Hebron Lak ewood 5 I I 175 Sr DB - Chr1s Todd Br ook ville 59 170, Sr DB - K ur t Johns o n . M ill bury Lake . 5 10. 170, Sr Ba ck of the year - Bryan Thomas Elyn a Cathol•c L• ne m an of the ye ar Kev.n Bates . Wyommg Coach of the year Bob Lew1s , Wy ommg SpeCial Menhon Ba ck s Mark Brandis Nor walk , Bill . Beach Jo hnsto wn Monroe , R0n Colby , New Concor d Joh n Glenn , Gamme ll. R1ttman Otto Dwayne CrUtchfi eld, North H1cks , W1llard , Mark Huf College Hil l. John Kr1mm , fo rd , Edgewood . Josh Columbus Watferson , Chns Howard . ~ Deer Park Jeff P•sa nel1 , Br ooks•de T1m Hd1ter Tuscarawas V alley . Spencer St Cla~rsvllle Dan Havward , Pembervdlf;' Darwin Ulmer , Brook f tel d Eastwood . Chrts Johns ton , Spectal Mentton Granv i lle Gene Jacobs . linemen Ha r r 1son . Lloyd Lundy , Dan Couts> Urbana M1ke Upper Sandusky . Jef f Corm1can . Hebr on Maxwell El 1da , Lou Mora n, Lakewood , M1ke Dan 1son , 51 M arys Memort al , R1ch Phil o. Cra 1g D1Fi11 ppo . Materkowski , Be l la~re . Br et CatholiC Da le Mathews Lora1o Rtdgewoo d , Drerup Ottaway Glandorf , Gordon Malott , Love l a nd . Brent Engltsh . Sherwood Kev1n Maroney Day ton Oak Fatrvtew Steve Hurl burt , St wood , Jack Neal. Ma rys - Memor.al , Rand y Ptckeqngton , V1c Opnsch , L1ebrec ht Ottawa Glandorf , Toronto Dou g Payne . Pete WeLr , Van Wer t , Doug Clearto r k , Sidney Peterson , Wme St M arys M emonaJ Cle v ela n d Be n ed1ct 1ne Honorable Mentton Back s Cla r ke Pr 1chard, Ltma Bat h , Jef f Albaugh Clay mont Pau l Robi nson , Mart on R1 v er Ron Ayers Lovela nd , Ed Va ll ey Armstrong Co r t l a n d Br ett Robmson Greenft el d Lakev•ew Nell Arcun , M cC i a tn Ro b Ro ll tns, Bea ver Local Mtke Brow n Spnngf teld Catholic , Shaw n St Cla.rsvllle Cur lin Bec k, S1l cott, Lond on . Bna n Spa 1d , Ken s ton Da ne Conwel l Bel levue Rand y Sm1 t h, South Po1nt , Chr 1s Dol le Br ookville . Wa tt Slo an , Wyom1ng , Duke Haynes Wellsvil le , Cra 1g Saunder s, Belle vue , J ohn H elms Huron . A l ec Thor: n ton , Be l la ire , Joe Hart. M10er va . Wil l ard , Steve Tooker Greg Hoffeld MadeJr<L Bob Kens t on Tony Wa r t ko He r berger Youngstown Lou1svllle St Thom as L t bertv Jeff Johnson , Aq u1nas. Geo rg e Zn nyt Bryan Er1c K trk Norw.=.l k Steu benv tl le Ca thol 1c , Kevm Keilh Kns loff, P1ckenogton , Young. Elyna Catholic K1rk Looser . Delphos Sl Johns , Dana Lycans . Rif t ModdleporL 0 ALL CONCRETE ITEMS.. .. . C(I,JLh Barn Parktnll knev. \\hilt \\as com mg, but he d tdn t kmm whl'lhct h15 te.un t.~•u lcl • Ou~lde nf 1hneman of the SKIRTS· Elastic waist with one or two ruffles T\ lt'l , :\l.lrctL'd b\' thl' UPl bi"1ard nf Tarheels upset s.a 1d Lr\\IS wh~ 1 thi.' UPl Class t\ t\ eoath nf the- \E'ar fnr tl'£ seumd tune an the last -three Rl 1 Ul ,ul Tt''i . til b~enme- l'nlleg,• f11ntb.tll's hfth-IPad111 g dll- l'tnunnau .st:hoo\ Md l'lulla.U>d 11 'M. lth d 26-H t•:-; pt•t t H.' \•.. 1s , Ptt..'CI l 'PI S 1~ 1rls \\ntcr :>Ell' YOHK i liPJ I- c\ up lllll' ~pnrt s \II )Jo~t lr b. 1) \\hn ~rt'\\ an unbcau.•n h1s lOth at tht> "1th JllUI ·of tht• II) FK EU IJI)WN By FRED MO!ANE They obtamPd outfielder Gnmsley UPI Spurts Writer In an other move Carlos IJ>pez and pitcher HONOLUJ .U ( UPII Tnmrny Monre from the Wednesday, the New V1>rk Yowkee own er Geo1 ge Seattle Marmers for pttcher Mets attempted to solve their Ste111brerrner, a man(!( many Mtke Parrott, then got shortstop problem by sup11ses, has pulled another pitchers ll<ln Stanhouse and reacqwrmg Ttm Fob from one by ~e ttmg Andy Joe Ke rrtgan and outfielder the San Franctsco Giants for Messersllllt h, a pitcher he Gary Roemcke, for veteran $250,000 or a player and<Jr thought he had but didn 't two left-llander Rudy May and players to be named later yt!at s agn nghl-llanded .reliever Randy Bul, 1t's the Yankees who TI1e wm ld champwns acMi ller The Orto les also took the biggest plunge quuc>d the 32-year-<>ld nght- assigned right-llander Bryn Messer~mlth for mF>r 1\ llhcJIIder from the Atlanta Snuth from thCJr Rochester Braves , JH c:-;umably for far rn club to the Expos' $100,000, and lhdt deal, which Denve 1 roster stlll rcqutres Mc!jsersmtth's "We were lookmg for a dpproval, was U1c btggest rehef pttcher and we thmk we cyeupener amnng U1e f0ur gflt a fme one m St.anhouse," <'n mpl cted at the wmter sa1d Onoles' Genera l baseball mect t n gs Manager Hank Peter.s "We Wednesday 111ght til mk I 11pez comes close to But there could be an even betng a complete player " bigger surprtse ~ today, In May, UJe ' Expos have mvol vtng the Los Angeles obtamed the1r second left- By FRED DOWN UPI Spo1rts Writer Dodgers and the San Dwgo handed startmg pttcher thos U oyd Free stgned a fivePadres. week Earher the E xpos year extenston of his con tract If It goes th.rough, the stgned f ree age nt R oss w1th the Ph1ladelph1a 76ers Dodgers Will get nutfJeldeJ Wednesday and a few hours D,Jvc Wmheld, and possibly later showed why they have relwf pitcher Holhe F tnge. s, sn much confidence m h)m. for ca tcher Steve Yeage r, The Portland Trailblazers pit cher Hl(k Hhode n and seemed m command, at 76-71 , mflelder-<•UtfJelder Lee Lacy wtth 4·17 remammg m the 'It's m thetr hands, " sa1d a thtrd period when Free led a Dndgers spokesman. blazmg fa st break, whtch After almost t" o days of enabled the 76ers to score 16 stlence 10 the trade market , Sports Tra nsactions stra1 ght pomts and open up By un ited Press Internat ional tl1lngs erupted m rapid-fi re 89-78 lead The 76ers an Wednesday fa s hion late Wed nesday Baseball pro tected the lea d throughout ('Ventn~ and when the smoke Cleveland Su;med Hugh Yancy a tree agen t m 1nor the fourth penod for a 122-100 had cleared the Baltimore league mf1elder and Hor ace \1ctory 'a nd the two Nattonal Orwles •had acquired five Speed a fr ee agent ou tt 1el der NY Mets - Acqu1re d short Ba s ke tba l l Assoc iatt on players, three of whom flgure stop T1m Fo11 f rom th e ~n playoff fmabsts of last season to help them tn tile comtng Franc1sco G~ants for S200 000 or split thetr first two games of a player to be named later season St Lou •S Traded n ght thts year. handed p11ct1er Stan Butkus to "( C.J l Jones was ~ettmg the Ch1cago Wh1le Sox tor ngh t handed p1tcher Jim Otten the ball off the backboard to me and the guys were filling Football Ka nsas C1 t y - Li nebackers the lanes," explained Free J1m Lynch and Willie L an1er after the game "That's the announced !1"1e1r reti r ements M 1am1 - S•gned place k iCker trtck - to g1ve 11 up when Garo Ycpr em1a n lo a senes of someone can dump tt Or you Syracuse, 0 992 5776 one vea r con1r liCI5 Hockey go tn yourself " Now open for the season wash 1ngton - Rec alled left .r ree, who s1gned the new wing M1ke Marson from Her Choose from over 15,000 contract on hlS 25th birthday 1 shey PomseH1a s 7Sc to $10 00 Coll ege had 17 pmnts a nd was Foliage Plants 75c to sn oo Kansas Sta te ~ Named as Hanging Basket s $1 25 to head f o o 1 b a l I Coach J1m credited w1th seven asststs as D1ckey currently th e def ens•ve the 76ers rrused thelr record u 50 • coor dma lor at N9rth Caroli na Alabama Sla te Named to )5-2 smce Btll CuMtngham Open Dally 9 fll5 James Th omas as 1nter 1m head replaced Gene Shue as coach Sundays 1 t1l c; baske tba!l coach George McG mnos wound up llle 76ets' leadmg point-getter w1th 24 and JulliiS Ervmg had 22. Bill Walton and Maunce Lucas had 25 each for Portland peopletalk By Alma Mareha U GINO'S Dear fr t e nd s of The Ra c ine Home Nationa l Ba n k : • OF MASON On beha lf of t he Empl oyee s 9f and the Boa rd Direc t o r s of Th e Rac i ne Home Nat i on al Bank , I want to ex t end our tha nks a nd a pprec i ation for your ma king o u r ope n h o use a 1 s u cc ess . PHONE 773-5536 1,;- To the st ud e n t body of Southe rn Hi gh Sc hoo l and the Rac ine Juni or Hi gh, Arc hi e Gri f fi n and Dave Di le s were c omp l i ment ary and im pressed wi t h t he cour tesy and res pec t y ou show ed t he m. I tol d t he m you c an always expec t thi s fr om t he youn g peopl e of our community . , regular menu we Ple ase come and visi t us often . . os An geles 9 14 391 9'12 husband, the Rev, Robert Maring, of Mason United Methodist LSeattle 9 17 346 11 Church , spent several years as mtss10nanes at a recfl)1t Wednesday ' s Results Bos ton 11 3, Kan C1ty 109 meetmg of United Methodist Women and spouses San An1on 1o 125, N J 122 The dinner meeting was held at the Mar Van Restaurant m Ph1la 122. Portland 100 washington 96 , Cleve 95 Letart. Phoen 1x 113, Detro1 1 107 Mrs. Maring was atltred m a saree (na tive dress ) of the 1nd1ana 118, New Orlns 103 people of Pakistan Mary Ann R1chards and Erma Roush both Denver 123 Atl anta 116 Thursday 's Games wore burqua attlres Four dolls, each m native dress, wei e New Jerse y at Chicago displayed. Milwaukee at Golden St Fnday's Games ~ The Marings had many dulles whtle tn Pakistan He was Portland at Bos ton Distnct Supt. of Quetta D1strtct for f1ve years and she was Cleve land at Buffa lo Kan City at New Jersey manager of the prunary school m Quetta . She was appomted to San Antonio at Ph !I a the Brooks Memonal Church for women and chtldren. New York at Atlanta Among a few of her duties was orgamztng women to New O r ins at w ash ington Houston at Los Ang el es volWlteer to moculate persons a nd gtve vttamrns, and mtlk. to Mil waukee at Seattl e chtldren The Marings and thetr daughter , Karen, spent four years in Quetta and one year Karachi . One of the htghlights of their mirustry, Rev Mrs Marmg s81d, was teaching In their home The climate m Pakistan she reported ts cold in the north , and warm m the south , s1m11ar to the Flortda weather Many tunes she served as hostess lor as many as 35 persons when they came to Karachi Missionaries of all dcnommatwns came to the>r"home after leaving the plane and were served food Attending were the Marmgs, Mr. and Mrs Albert Roush, and AliCe, Tern Roush, Mr . and Mrs. Herb Richards, Carla and Gary , Mr , and Mrs. Bobby Grtmm, Mr. and Mrs . Paul "All New" Bwngarner , Diane Homsh and Kelly, Mrs Brenda Merntt , In ilddihon to our Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Brown and Mrs Loutse Hoffman NY ls lndrs 4, Ch1cago 0 Vancou ver 2, Atlan ta 2 WaShington 5, Clevelagd 2 Toronto 6. Mmnesola 3 Thursday' s Games NY Ran ger s at Phlla St ~r ou, sat Montreal Los Ang at Ptttsburgh Detro1 t at Boston Cjeveland at Buff alo Fnday•s Gam e Toronto at Co lorado WHA Standings By Un1ted Press lnfernafional W l T Pts. 17 6 3 37 New Eng l and Quebec 14 10 ~ 29 Wmnl peg 13 11 1 27 Edmonton 12 11 1 25 9 12 3 21 Ind ianapol iS Houston 9 12 1 19 Clnc1 nnat1 9 15 0 18 B1rm1ngham B 14 2 18 Wednesday's Results W1nnipeg .5 , Houston 2 New Eng 6, Birm ingham 3 Edm onton s, Clncl 4, ot Thursd•y' s Games (No games sc heduled ) Friday's G1mes New Eng ot Birmingham Houston at Edmonton Czechoslovak It! at !ndpls ~re offenng 1 BREAKFAST BUFFET 6:00 A.M,- 11 :00 A.M Monday th..-u Fnday ORDER FROM OUR REGULAR MENU SATURDAY & SUNDAY 'Bettef' 'I\ ~n~ A Home Bank For Meigs County People ' Racine Home National Bank Racine, Ohio L--~------------w- •• · SPECIAL LUNCHES FOR GROUPS ONLY (Phone For Reservations) DINNER SERVED NIGHTLY 5:30 to 10&00 (Buffet Style Friday & Sat , Evenings) 1-l--IU.:..F_F_ET_O_N_S_U_N_D_A_Y_S_.~I , Llvt Enttrtolnmont In lilt Lounge from ' : 00-2:00 Mondly thru Soturdoy PT. PLEASANT INN . 62 North fHE FIREPLACE STOVE Tn 1 Un1a ue comam11 1on wOOd tiO,. a r~ \i hrepl ace co~ e r canal 1nt1a111 In monut.. woll'ooul muorHy elterat oont u tlvrn s ste toneo woOd llvougttout lhe nigh! w•ll hN t your home and cook your m aals Also graet for camot cab ins 1M1 tOCIOit and u an . ,.,ganc, un •t m cata ol pawar fallII high 18 ' ••dl :.•• dH9 Ooor Ooanlng i 11l weight 1 ~ lbt Bt<:k Panel Std 34'1) h i gh~ . , ,... F1reboll ... Wl dl Q lhlr I oiii IVIliiOII �6-The Da1l1· Senunel. ~lldd lepurt-l'onwru) ,ll .. Thursday. Ot•c. 8. 1977 D of A observes member's birthdays Quartt•rlv blrthdH\'S \H'n~ Hult•fJliUr at obst.•n't.'<l ·at tht• ~l'ul•:otd.t, mghl lllt'l'Lmg of nwslt;r Counnl 3l.l. nau,.:.IJtt.•n.. t•f nw~ft>r for a tlw ...·llll~amlp.:trt } Thcrt'\\ tll Anll'nl'a. ht:"ld at the hall Cl'l<'bratm.z wert• rht•lnl<~ \\1ute . Charlutlt' t~_nml. Zl'Jda Weber. Ada \'t'utzlmg, .-\ de~ Morrts, Mat• :\1l' Pt•t•k. :\1:11'\ Hayes. r\ da B1ssl'il. an~! Ell<'t•n l\lart1n . :\ dt•l·uraiNI ca kt.• bakt'<l b~ t\·l arga rt'l Tut· tie Cl'ntl•rt•d tht' tablt• and therr wt>rc gaf~ at t'i:td l Ehzabt• th H<t)'t'S, <kput~ !<Wtt· euunl'llur. reportt•d un tht• di!:.tl'l!.:l p~tst L'u um·1l ur.s du b ami tlw dtstm:t dcpullt•s t·l ub ('hnsutms thnrwr ht•ld ut tlw Cht•:ih.•r hal! ~~t.st Surukt,\ . It was rwted that Fayt• Ho.sdt un. Rt>lpn•. rs tht• p\<i ('C . dJ~trt('{ lt'(tlll l'i:i pt :ll!l tint! Wi ll Mar McPct•k. cumu.·Ji or. pres1ded at t he mct.• tm~ ~md thi:tnked tht> l!lt'tnbt•rs fur birthday n•nie mbr<HH.:es . Tht• Pa s t Coun('Jitlrs Club Chn.stmas d.Inrtl'r \\ a..; <.mnounced for Ot'l.". 14 Nt O::Ul p.rn . at Crows S tt'~lk Huust•. From then• m ~·mbt.• rs \\ Ill go tp · the lwuw of Pa ullll l' n ~ ~ ~ ~ 1bt> .85 mit"'{' ComrnllmtJ• College Chorus of Hiu Grande These Handy Gifts lh. H t·lcn and ~tw Uoltt·l formance are soprano Sandra Wilken , At hens : mezzo w Charles L. Ecker, Gallipolis. All of the familiar Handel choruses will be heard including " And the Glory of the Lord," "For Unto Us a Child is Born ," and the "Halleluj ah ~ ~ Chorus .' ' The concert is open to the . public free of charge. r-------·-li I a I p(JA_C~ ! Top Quality Tools Your " Extra Tou ch'' Florist Since 1957 ~ WFor Christmas and He'll Thank You n ~ All Year Long.·. FLORIST PH. 992-2644 I -_ L I 'm yuunJ,: !Jut hitpj..Hiy married ami l butreali~esl'mnotthesamepersontoday . lwillnotsleepwith him until we are marned , and he respects my fE't'hngs . Good luck to a ll revirginated women. I hopt.' you're as happy as I am ! -ONEWHOHASBEENTHERE "HAP : Mom has a drinking problem. I saw an address .fol' Alateen tBox 182, Madison Square Station. New York . N.Y. 10010 1 and sent for some material. Mom opened it and blew her top. She says if I ever go to a meeting, I needn 't come home again . A.A. ' Forget it ! She doesn't "need any of that junk. " You see. she 's still trying lo prove she only has one little drink a day, and she goes to sleep on the couch (after acting crazy all eyening ) just because she's tired. How can I help '?- DAUGHTER · DEAR DAUGHTER: No one can help an alcoholic until she tor he 1 is ready to acCl!pt help. But you might spend an hour or so at Alateen on your way to the library. Here's one time when disobedience is okay. HELEN AND SUE Mand)' Sisson was e.lected hon ored queen of Bethel 62 , International Order of Job 's . Daughters. at a meeting Monday night at lhe Pomeroy Masonic TemRJ.e. Other officers elected were FOR HIM OR HER Charlotte Hanning 1 ways and means chairma n, announced REASONABLY PRICED .-..: ~HII'Ef;I:K:II~~~~;~:.-.r.ll:II:U.ta*,f.:::i.r:Q:lc::t~ll:lla~EAII'*:bWUI'r.•t.:taS.:•'" TIMEX FOR HIM ~ lV. ' TORTURE TESf' FAVORITES ~ STYLED FOR ACTIVE MEN WITH AN EYE FOR DESIGN. ~'H:l~I:CIII:CIIiC:I!icti:CII'H:l{d)!Q~fCIII:CIIIS;.'(tt~~tQ:S:Z:~UIIg;{{!:::!r::;IWI:=~~l;::!'. ~~ r~~,;:::~~u:J~u=lt1;:l:Y~~l<Q"~~B;!~(;::l~J5:f~{5;SR'f:I:I~~RI:I:CIII:CIIr;::IR~, SPECIAL UNTIL CHRISTMAS ~ ~ • 10 % DISCOUNT 5 ~ ON ALL RUSSELL STOVER _AND WrHMAN I 5 ~ 11 w ~ CANDY. SA'LES OVER '30.00. ---~----------~----~---------J I I !"'"" '- - ·- - - - - -- ·-··--- ----·~ t I I I I I f I I I 1I t l(enn~ ·Th Mct':l! llaugh . R Ph. Charles R1We1 R. Ph R0<1.lld H~nn1ng . R Ph Mcn !h ruS.tl8<lO ilmlo~ pm ~und;~ y10:3C.tol1 : ~ .tndSi a9~rn PRE SC R IPTIONS Frrend !y E. Marn • Serv1~e B"<'kY and VIct or, Mr. and Mrs.-Mike B111g and Randy , Mr, and Mrs. Earl Mossman. Vinccnl anti Connie' Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood, Ke1 th , Bun- PH 992 .1'JS5 Pomeroy , 0 . - 1 I J Mr. and Mrs. Hoger Hyse ll, Dennis, J anelle, and !lilly, Gm·\ Hvscll and Gar·y, Jr., Mr. ·anti Mrs. Denver Hysell and :1 ~uest. Bill Amberger. Urmhlc lu attend the fan1ily ~atlw ring Wl!l't' M·r . and Mrs. !\.·la rk Gilkl'Y gc ne r ~tiou marshall. Installation will be held on Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the temple and will be open by in- ApproXimately 80 (lttcndeG Used Mobile Home? in sing ing of Christ1nas carols with Laura J-loo\rer tit the oiano. The mlllister announced tht• family night obsl•rvci nct.' day at the Heath United Mt'th<xll' t Ch ureh. The occasiun al so honored Mrs. Elizubeth Hibbs. who is mo\·· !hal the Christmas cantata \\ill be held on Dec. 18 at the moming sen 'icc and that ing to };;.ampa. Fla . evening the children's proThe Re\·. RobeJ'l gram and Christma s party Bumgamer wa s master of · will be held . There will a lso cerem onieS assisted by Mrs. be a · Chri s tma s Eve Earl Knight. A tribute to Mrs. candlelight service . WE HAVE THESE IN STOCK . 1975 Skyline, front kitchen , 12KSl, total electric . 1971 Salem , 11x65 , 2 bedroom , front den mode L Gas heated . Mars, Venus , Jupiter and Saturn. Th e evening sta r is Mer~ry . Those borli on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius. Eli Whitney , American inventor of the cotton gin, was born bee 8, 1765. On this day in history: In 1776, George Washington governme n t, ,defeated by th e Communists, moved itS headquarters from the mainland to Formosa • (Taiwan ). -In 1974, Greece voted by a wide majority to become a republic , e nding . the monarchy installed 142 years Socl'al Ca 1-endar OF MASON church a s t reas urer for many NOW OPEN years. secn·l.ary of the administrative board and at'· . • , . t' . tJvatl es m the c1rdes. was given by Mrs. Edith Jividen. GINO'S She was presenlt..><l with a small trc'C decorated with homemade orna ments to OF MASON whi ch were attnched $50 in bills . Ms. Hibbs was ac- PHONE 773-5536 .~~-~-~-A---~=~---~~ ~ w W suffe red another heart attack the day after Thanksgiving. Mrs. Hill has been inca pacitated since September 13 and has undergone two surgeries since 01at time. Polly Cramer Vinegar clean!_ steam trans POLLY'S PkOBLEM DEAR POLLY-Please tell me wha \ to use to clean a steam iron.-FREDA. DEAR FREDA---Pour some vinegar in your iron and then add water, turn to " steam'' and leave iron on for five minutes or so. Do set it on plenty of newspapers so if any sediment steams out it will fall on the paper. Unplug and let stand until vinegar water solution cools, empty an·d any loose particles sbQ!lld come out, too. Wipe iron" with a damp cloth.POLLY. DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve concerns buying packaged meat and then when opening it you find all \be fat was on the bottom where you could not see it. My sister gave me a wonderful wall duster made 11ith nylon net. It was a large pompom of nel attached to a dowel stick and is marvelous tbe ceiling and corners. Once I was e<pecting company and had no time !o vacuwn so I gra bbed my pompom and swished it over the rug and was delighted as it really picked up th e lint.--MAT!LDA. DEAR POLLY-One of the readers wanted to know how to dean a leather or plastic chair. She should not use water or soap but buy a can of saddle soap spray. Spray this on, rub it off and find it leaves the chair soft and beautiful. I do this every week and my large white chair is soft as a kitten a nd not a bit sticky.M!LUE. DEAR POLLY-When baking I used to often omit an ingredient such as salt, etc. W CUT YOUR OWN AT ~ ~ BRADFORD'S GROVE ~ PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE ~ ~o~~~t:~ ~~~~~~~r~~~~:::t' ~~,'~u~~s:9~1n~!~~~~::~o~~ 1 11 '1l miles to grove . ~- ~- ~ · WloiTCH FOR SIGN S Hours : 10 Till Dark ' because of interruptions so n0w I set all the needed ingredients out on the counter and as each one is added the container is replaced in the cup- -Give A Gift That Keeps On Giving · . CHRISTMAS TREES Mrs. Bessie Glaze Hill is A thought for the day : President Abraham Lincoln, who atmounced plans (or reconstruction of U.e Civil War devastated Soufll on this date in 1863, said, ' "truth Is generally the best vindication against slander." 992-7034 was unable tu <:~ltend due toil· POLLY"S POINTERS for removing r:o bwebs from Pom eroy. Ohio children. Mary and Greg . Fred Hibbs, her husband. again conlined·to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Colwnbus. She MARY SHRINE, White Shrine of Jerusalem ceremonial Friday, 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Members to take covered dish for potluck refresfunents foll owing meeting. HAPPY Harvesters Class. Trinity Church, annu al Chrisunas dinner party at the church Friday at 6 p.m. There will be a program and gift exchange. llOOE.Main eompmticd by her two graml· !ness. Ben Philson led the group PHONE 773-5536 KINGSBURY HOME SALES '· I IN THE HOSPITAL ' board. When a ca ke or whateve r is ready for the oven, all the ingredients are back in the cupboard and I know nothing has been left out. An extra bonus is that·the counter is neat. I do the same when making breakfast or pat:king lundles and know when the counter is clean the job is done and nothing has been forgotten.-,S HIRLEY. DEAR POLLY --- My Pvinter is for those moth,ers who have trouble }te~ping: their small children's games and puzzles together . I visited in a home where the mother kept each game or puzzle in a separate plastic bag on a high shelf and when they were to be used there was no hunting for g<:Jmes or parts. Also I suggest that those who have trouble threading a needle c ould use an em· broidery needle with a long eye as they come in all sizes.-H.J.D. DEAR POLLY-If you use f<:Jbric softener sheels when you remove one from the dryer. use it right then to clean out the lint trap. No sponges or cloths to rewash . I am a man and think I have made a pretty good find that theladies will like as it works be tter than a spong_e.FRANK. Polly will send you one of ' her signed thank-you newspaper coupon clippers tf she uses yo ur favorite Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her coluiiUl. Write POLLY 'S POINTERS in care of this newspaper. VJ i til II ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J 0. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Pearl Reynolds has returned to her home in Middleport after visiting in Akron with relatiVes. Accompanying her here was her sister, Mrs. Nina Bland. 4 Dr ., 11 ,000 miles by carefu l owner . Beautiful whi te over dark red fin ish,. 30.5 V-8, automatic, P.S., P.B., air conditioned , spare ne11er used, showroom clea n. Save. 1977 Monte Carlo ••••••• s6100 - ·(1'·- 0, ;toll'o.-10• 1'- Crime wave by Southern Reg ional Ohio on Co un cil Alco holism is planning a Christmas Party for Region 7 (Adams ., Brown , Gallia , Highland , Ja c ks on. Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto, and Co unties ) Vinton students who participated in the 1977 Teenage Institute on Alcohol and Other Drugs, Youth to -. present nativity play Again this year the Bradbury Church of Christ you th will)laye a live nativity on the nights before Christmas. On Dec. 21 and 22 the nativity · will be presented begilllling at 7 p.m. and on Dec. 23 it will be presented from 8 to 9 p.m. That night the youth will carol through Bradbury from 6 to 7 p.m. and after 9 p.m. will go lo the home of Mr . and Mrs. Hank Johnson for a party and gift exchange. which was held in August . fo r the commendable service The SORCA Christmas Party \'olunt eered in their com· is scheduled for Dec. 13 in munities. Of primary importance at Portsmouth. Region 7 staff will · be this reunion will be the present to discuss the various discussion of a Re gional school and co_mmunity ser- Project which should be a vice projects that these region·wide effort of alcohol students ha ve co ndu cted an d other drug " ab use within their counties. Each · prevention and e du cat ion student representative will geared toward the youth in receive a Ce rtifi cate of southern Ohio. For m or e informati on , Participation & Appreciation contact Rebecca Hill , SORCA, 105 East Second Street, Waverly , Ohio 15690 OES MEETING SET Harrisonville Chapter 255, (947-7723 1. Order of the Eastern Star' will meet Tuesday at B p.m. at the temple. There will be A Beautiful Way To Please Them All Blouses Knit Tops ' 'Seeond·Rate ManagerS' While managers of U. S. multinationals a broad are honest, open arid effi cient, they are also impatient, arroga nt a nd second·ra te, according to a wide variety of foreign leaders interviewed by The Conference Board. In addition, mo s t American executives s·erve only two or three yea rs in foreign countries, leading- to charges that their !inns are there only for the short term to seek quick profits . European multinationals, in contrast, usually give managers lengthy overseas assignments, sometimes for all 'or most . of their careers. '~J ROUNb : STEAK . Experienced ' j Meat CutteJS ~~~ To Cut and Serve •I .I , Meat To ~ ,' ! " • ·>,i / -''(~'' • ·:-.: I Your ·,....... ..... - ....:: · )" Specifications! ' .f 0 > OR SIRLOIN STEAK '\ '159 lb. "7"";-......_-_ -- ~ . GROUND .BEEF 25%0FF COATS SALE PRICED ' W3rd St. lb. 7 PORK NECK 39~ BONES _.. _...!~: ~~~R ......... I~: . 59~ USDA CHOICE BEEF For Your Freezer SIDES ................~~ ·-· 7f1 HINDS ............... ~.~:- 9f1 FRONTS ---...........~.~-. 6f!' Delicatessen Sliced Meats Old Fashion SMOKED SLAB BACON ,~~=~---····,· · · $l!~ch ::;~~~~-~:.~ }39 i 89¢,._ 1971 Dodge 4 Dr••••~~~}769 ~ o o· ~ 111 Court Street ~ Name ••••..••••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .................. m.· Street ..•..................•..•...••......•••..•••.•....•...• , Pomeroy, Ohio City -- -; ........... - ~tate ._ , , ..... Zip ..._....... ~ ~ From .......................................... .;.. ~ ~~b.~~~~~~~i$;.2(~J. . !KW. IIC . . WE WILL SEND A CH.R ISTMAS CARD f;: WIT.H EACH GIFT SUBSCRIPTION v.a, automatic, P.S., r~dio. For Men and Women PuJSeS To Match Weyenburg Dress Shoes and Boots For Men Converse and Keels leather Dress BOOTS 1972 Chevrolet 4 Dr:::: $795 FREE GIFT WRAP By Audition and Naturalizer For Women Bel Air, v .a, auto., P.S .. radio. Was $995 1969 International ••••• $1500 ... AGIFT . CERTIFICATE 1800 Truck . Tandem ax le. V-8. Hurry -In For A·Good DEAL Marguerite's Shoes BEm OHLINGER POMEROY MOTOR CO. 992 -2 126 "Your Chevy Dealer '~ ,_.... • · Pomeroy Open Fv~>ninqs Until& p .m. -...--~ . ) • PARTY SHOES Gold and Silver Fami~ Was $895.00 Per.~on SLIPPERS Angel Treads Snow Boots For The Entire Local 4far , automatic, V-8. Was $599.00 2 Dr., good ti res, 6 cy l ., Was S895 .00 . ,.~~~~~~~~~~~1w. !,1 The Daily 'ientinel , aG LONGHORN CHEESE. _•. . ___ .... __ •. __ .. _.s1.49 SAUSAGE Wagon~~~s599 1970 Ford Maverick.~~~. $795 ~ CuHers. Daniel Greene for your gift giving Is contained in thi~ ad for your convenience . Filllt out and send It in together with your check. OHIO & W, VA ....................'22.00 YR. ~ POLISH 1969 Chevelle ' Racine, 0. .n.o~~ 1 On Your List Y-8, automat ic, P.S., rad io. Was S895.00 . ELSEWHERE............................ '26.00 YR. · V-8 engine, automati c, P.S .• P.B., radio, si111er, blk . vinyl roof, less than 29,000 miles by one local owner . A coupon containing subscription information necessary · Bologna................ ------. 7f!' Dutch LoaL ............ s1.49 Pric es Include Comp·iete Processing , Cut to Your Specifica tion s by Expert Meat ' ROCK CORNISH Looking just the right gift for that certain s"'omeone? How about a present that will.be good at all seasons of the year? A subscription to the Daily Sentinel and Sunday Times Sentinel. 949-2800 For That Hard ·To Please 1 owner, good tires, rad io, automatic, P.S. and brakes . · 992·3639 E. MAIN • 11 \1 \'l w \'l '1l \1 \1 ?i 'li ~ ~ ~ a ~ ~ l'i t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r [ 1969 Buick 4 Dr••••••• ..S495 n Raci'ne Department .Store ~ '75 Malibu Cpe.••••.••••s2995 . 'a ---~- \1 Men and Womens \'l BETTY'S END OF YEAR CLEARANCE ~ '1l ~ ~ 'a and Raley had Red with white vinyl top, carefully d~ iv en & lo;ded with every opt ion inc. a ir, t ilt wheel, speed & cruise, 20 YeaJS of 'a Mens Shirts inter ior, bucket seat, AM. FM radio, color silver with match ing lan~au top . A really clean sharp car . . ?1 devotions . Sport wheels, air , cruise, tilt P. w!ndows, clott, ""':"\ PHONE 773-5536 This Weeks Wilf:'OX, vice president ; Rita 1976 Grand Prix.~ ••••• ..S4695 ( OF MASON Kevin King, vice president, full power. Co. car., never -titled . ' NOW OPEN initiation during the meeting and following the meeting there will be a practice for installa tion to be held on Dec. 15 at 7:30p.m. All new officers and installing officers are asked to be present for the Tuesday night pra cti ce. There will be potluck refreshments following installation. had charge of the meeting Wednesday night at which time the youth made plans for a IUIJcheon to be served to ·'The Watchmen" of the Opera ling Evangelize Team, Chesapeake, who will be at the church for a revival , Dec. 16, 17 and 16. Practice ·for singing at the revival was held following the meeting. New officers elected were K~vin King, president; Brian Mrs. Thelia 1977 Chevrolet Impala s5495 The Daily Sentinel ... H.. 'l'he rie Barnhart, treasurer . USED CAR SAVINGS Holiday weekend blackened by ice and snow last night Christmas Cabaret is Friday at W ahama Hi Bai ley, secretary; and Sher- IBEST BUYS! ~ t~J :~~~! ~:.~;!; [~] ~~~ i3~ crossed · th e Delaware River near Trenton, N.J., and landed on Pennsylvania soil. In 1886, delegates from 25 unions founded the American Fede ration of Labor in Columbus, Ohio. In 1949 , the Chinese *! GINO'S, Travelite 8xJS . Fuel oil healed . 1951 Gigantic Beef Sale United Press lnternalfonal Today is Thursday, Dec. 8, the 342nd day of 1977 with 23 to follow. The moon is approaching its new phase. The morning stars are 1-The Daily Sentinel, Mid~I•'>Qrt-Pomeroy , 0 ., Thursday, Dec. 8, 1977 t~:...;.o:~seu:nx · but. /J'r"U room, Heath · United SATURDAY ~ Methodi~t church, Mid- HYMN SING, Saturday, dleport . Program by Mary 7:30 p.m. at North Bethel. Morris on Allan Keller's United Methodist Church , ~ arti cle, " I Remember two miles from Tuppers ~~ Mama " dealing with the Plains, on Route 7. Music by Christmas tradthons of the Dan Hayman and the Country ~ Elberfeld family . Hostesses HyiiUl Timers. THURSDAy will be Mrs. Emerson Jones, PUB!.IC DINNER by GALUA County Human Mrs. James Brewington, Pythian Sisters of Wilkesville Services Council meeting Mrs . Nan Moore and Mrs. at hall beginning 4:3C p.m. Saturday ; adults, $2 .50; noon at Community Mental Irving Karr, Jr. Health Center . Tour and ROCK Springs Grange children, $1.25 . SUNDAY lunch . Call 446-5508 for meeting Thursday night with HYMN SING, Sunday, I :30 reservations. a potluck dinner at 6:30p.m. EVANGELISTIC services Meat to be furnished by the p.m. at Hazel Community now in progress through grange. White elephant gift Church with music by Dan Friday al the Alfred Un.ited exchange will be held. Hayman and the Country Methodist Church . Services Delegate to state grange con- Hymn Timers. are 7:30 p.m. nightly . The ventionwillgiveberreport. TUESDAY pa stor, the Rev. Richard SENIOR Citizens Holiday HARRISONVILLE Thomas , will be the speaker. Bazaar now being held at the Chapter 255, O.E.S., 8 p.m. There will be speeial music. Center, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. AU Tuesday at the temple . There The public is invited to at- sorts of handcrafted items for will be initiation. Practice for tend. · sale. installation to follow. All new WEEKEND SERVICES at PAST Officers Club, officers and installing ofFaith Tabernacle Church, Racme Chapter, Order of the ficers requested to be preBailey Run Road, Thursday Eastern Star, annual sent. through Monday , 7:30' each Christmas-party at the Shrine ELEANOR Circle, Heath evening with Archie Watts, Club building in Racine United Methodist Church, an· t on, w. va ., Thurs<lay . Each nual Christmas party, 7:30 Huntmg b t ev.ening k speaking. Public invited. mem er o Ia e a cov.ered Tuesday at the home of Mrs. dish for the 6:3C p.m. dinner. Bernard Fultz. FRIDAY THE REGULAR DAV GALLIPOLIS .Christian RETURN JONATHAN meeting Thursday has been Women 's Luncheon, Holiday Meigs Chapters, Daughters cancelled because of the ill- Inn 12: 15. Call367-7676 or 446of the American Rev olution, ness of Corrunander James . 1707. l :30 p.m. Friday in the social McQuaid. NOW OPEN Hibbs for her work in the curlier '• For A Good Advent servtces • 0 bserved' The Almanac Nationalist In The Market Rnl'ine. - that the planned soup sale has been cancelled. Ti~kets to an Ohio University basketball . game for members and their husbands were distributed. Members were reminded that the couples Christmas party will be held on Dec. 16 at the Meigs Inn, and tha t the members party will be on Dec. 21 at the home of Jennifer Anderson . Libby Sayre and Carolyn Satterfield presented the cultural program on Isadora Duncan. ami fi..tmi ly got together reC'en tly in Hacine . They arc ba ck, It<~ r. Mrs. Ri chard Gull a, Shmiy side, with her twP daughters, Christine and Natalie in fmnt ; Mrs. John Gianangclic , Be llairC' , and her mother , Mrs. Carl Gllee n, vitation. A practice was set for Sunday, 2 p.m. Next regular meeting will be held on Monday at 7:30p.m. Lori Wow, honored queen, presided at the meeting. It was noted that there are still two year planning cet lendetr~ for sale. The Demolay installati on was announced for Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. al Middleport. ur Texas , Chu l'k Blake. FQ\)R GENERATIONS - These members of a f,•ur- of ltlt' c1drent sea son held Sun· L- ALL AVAILABLE • • • • . . ' ' ... And when you get an urge to ktss a ma n, look fur your hus· SWISHER & LOHSE STAINLESS STEEL BACKS ~ .' H. I..: A speCial holid"ay project of helping Jl needy family was taken on by Xi Gamlna Mu .Chapter of Beta S1gma Phi Sorority at Tuesday night's meeting held at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Debbie Finlaw presided at the meeting during which time a cookie sale was held . •ELECTRIC l Mrs. l.\Ul' llyscll, Oonnic, Oonm1 Ku y, unc.l l..inth.t Blake, .Mr. and Mrs. H"l l'h Painter, Huw du I stop tlus cruving'- HOT l.IPS DEAH HOT LIPS : Outgrow "hi gh school." You.' re no longer in the necking league. - HELEN Sorority klkes .. . family project •DIGITALS •DUST RESISTANT W fa nuly g<i tht.•rmg . Altl•nding were Mr. and going me. 1t isn't just the friendly smack . I don't w;.mt Hnything m ore. but sometirnes that's hard to ~et a cross. guide : and Susanna . Wise, FROM • • • · WATCHES FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR h~\'l! ~verythmg ror mt>, But 1 t>njoy k1ssing so mu('h that f.'\'i'ry malr, I meet [ <'rave to k1ss . I'm fai rly pretty, so it happens often. and believe princess ; Ruth Ann Blake, WATCH ~ L'tl f! l the hnml' uf Mr. and Mrs. Den ver . l!rsdl' with a • l!Miss Sisson named queen 352 E. Ma in. Pomeroy v_ou_r~.T~-FI~r~t_ _ ~ ~---- WRAP IT UP WITH A BEAUTIFULLY STYLED TttitllkSgl \' lllg WH S ObSl'I'V·. SHE'S STILL INTO NECKING Wise, senior princess; Joni Murray juni or ~ *:I HAP : J e nnif e r TIMEX FOR HER • :·~ College and Commun ity band. -SUE College will present Handel' s Messiah Sunday, De<·embrr DEAR HEL.EN AND SUE : lt. 2:30 p.m .. at Gallia This is. to the man who believes in " virginity all the way " Aca dem y Hig h Sch oo l 'and says a woman can't be revirginaled a nymore than she ca n· Auditorium. be a little bit pregnant . ;\ ccording to Annr Fisrht•r I feel sorry for his children. and Merlyn Ross, directors. After six miserable years of marriage to a man who the or r hrst ra and chorus has figured he could have all the affairs he wanted 1but I was supbeen in rehearsal for nearly posed to be the sweet litile pure wife I ,I got out. two months and members are Then I decided to make up for lost time and ran around like from a rea communities as mad . After six months of bar hopping, I settled down and tried well as Rio Grande ~1udents. to put the wild times behind me. Sol oists for the perNow I've met a wonderful man who knows about my past .- Judy Burdell. Bid~ soprano well ; alto Ellen Leftwi ch, Rio : tenor Gale Douthitt. w Grande Ri o Grande ; and · bass For Tlr!! Do-lt roursel[!!r . nie, Btxlncy a mi Lora Jane ; i i ~ Make Tough Jobs A ~ Sna~! Give Your n Favorite l»lt-Yourselfer n ~ . :~~ Messiab to be presented Sunday T-\:i.B:S ~):;;::! ~ .. ....,. - ~it~ HARDWARE iHEADQUARTERS ' Otlwrs ;tth.•mlm g tht• mntmg \H'rt· M;tr! ll.:t}t'S, i.t'th;t \\\wJd, M~lr} K lloll l'f, Jot• Basst'"ll. (;uldH.' Fn·dt.•ru.·k, l .t'\l t)a H cn~ ky , Ada Van :'o.ktl'r. Rt•tly How:ih. Dun~ (lrm•scr. Jullt• Hosl', itlld M<trda Kt.•ller. be organizmg a tl'HIIl . Ttll' Clwst er Cuunnl C!~nstmas I>1trty was St;'t for Dt•c . 20 mt h the suppt•r k> l>l' at 6.30 p.m. ~ka t. potatoes. ami rolls wtll tft: fu rmslwd . :'\1l•ml1l'rs are w takt• a l"OH'r!!d dish ami their ow n wbk Sl'f\'lt'l'. :\ progmm and $2 g1ft l' xc hange will foll uw ~l-CZ"i.-<::1: S"..;::!"{g: f.:';~ ~ 'l~ ~ ~rs:::! i..:!~ ~ ~ :.:- <1 Generation Rap . ~ j\: tht• duuw r . $2 g1ft exdutngt•, ami liWN' !llt'n1b~..'r~ nul plalllllll!-! w attL·nd an· askt•d ~ ~~ ~·~11\tal't i':ntta l'l t•lamJ. bL• Hysell family gathers for day ~~;:::~:::::::::::s::::;:;:;::::~:;:;.;:::;:;;.-.;.;.;.: ..~~=:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::~:;:;::::::::::::::::::>:::~::;.;.;.:::·:-:::~ POMEROY �8-The Dally Sentinel. M•ddlt-port-Pom,•ro) . 0 . l'hursday , Dt>t·. 8. 1977 • Personal growth • By Nan Mykel. Ph.D. Cllnlc Coordinator A lecture-demonstration 10 Hypnotherapy led by Or. Jim of Shulma n. Direct or Education and Training. Ohm Department of Mental Health. ~slated for 1-4 p. m. on Dec. 21. at the mental health center in Gallipolis. Persons interest ed in at· tending should contact Pal l..eegan at the Meigs Chnic. 992-2192. NOON TV Mary Skinner. coordinator of Personal Advocv. Steve Dawson , director · of the Alternatives prog ra m, and Dr. Nan Mykel. Meigs clinic coordinator . will appear on " Mid Day " with Ri ck Foucheux ove r WOWK IChannel 13 I at noon on Dec. 13. They will discuss services at the Meigs clinic. FOLKS Jan Lavendar. one of the busiest clerical workers at the clinic, is also the lead singer with the Gospel Tones of Chester, Ohio. The group will be singing at the Senior Citizens Christmas banquet in Belpre on Dec. 16... The Christmas decorati ons down sta irs at t he clin ic reflect the talents of Mary Skinner and Helen Bailey ... Wel come t o Charlotte Wells. who is a new volunteer in the Personal Advocac y program . Charlotte works 'with Head Start ... Another hard working volunteer is Debbie Hein, who is helping out with both the Alternatives program and Personal Advocacy ... Margie Lewis. an Ohio University speech student, is currently doing her practicum in the Car slid on Ice No one \-\a s injurL>d m fl\·e nunor t ratrir at'Cidents ;nvestigated Wednesda)' by the Gallia-Meigs Post State Hlghway Patrol. lee caused an acddent at 7:05 p. m. Tuesday on lhe Bidwell-Rodney Hd . reported • • cltnir. A:LTERNATI\'F.S Pal Leegan \'isited the Future Homema ker s of America Cl ub at Eastern High School Monday night and spoke with lhem about why people abuse drugs, and how folks can feel good wuhout drugs. Pat remains a1•ailable to talk with schools, cl ubs and organizations in the. area. NEW SERVICES lJmited hearing services are now available at the Meigs clinic. P ure lone. a ir Gh·ing dt"arlline i_s_ ne_xt Tut•sdav1 Tuesday, Dec. 13. is the deadline to contribute gifts for the Z5 Meigs County patients confined to th e AI hens Mental Hea lth Center. Gifts for the 15 men and 10 ~·ome n and wrapping paper fo r them are to be left at the Quickel Insurance Agency, formerl v Davis Ins uran ce conduction and impedance Co., in- Pomerov. Suitable · tesling are availab le on Mondays and Wednesdays at gifts for women include hose, the clinic. Testing will be , co log ne, . head scarves. done by Chris Campbell . ~andk erch•efs, cosmetics. Ce rtified Aud io logist wh o com bs, bru shes. candy , will also provide coun~elin g change . purses. _stationery, and lip reading . house shppers, wh•le men can STROKE VICTIMS use many of the same items Ca thy Janes , speech plus Clgarettecases, tobacco pathologist , will be giving an pouches and Slmllar articles. inservice training to Senior Friends. Personal Advocacy and any other interest ed folks . pertain ing to the speech problems of stroke patients . Ca ll the Meigs clinic for infonnation . The cJinic is in the process of establishing a rehabilitation program for st roke victims. W. D. Barnhart, Elsie M. PARTY REMINDER Barnhart to Donald E . Hot. cider punch and good Hann ing , Sandra K. Hann ing , reels, · Salisbury , music should be flowing Dec. PaDillon Cross , dec. , t o 22 from 3 to 6 p. m. at the Wi lli am S. Cross, Mary F. Meigs clinic's community Roush , Cert. of T rans ., Christmas party. Everyone is Lebanon . Margery A. Douglas, Af . welcome. t ida vit , Bedford . FREE MOVIE Donald W. Lisle, aka D. W A special repeat showing of Lisle, Ma ry M. Lisle to " Hassels and Hangups " , a Donald W. Lis le, Mar y M. Lot s, Syracuse . very successful color !ibn, Lisle, Joseph J . Da vi s, Kathleen will be Friday 's free !ibn B. _Da vis to Paul A. Haynes , offering at the clinic at 226 W. J an ic e S. Ha ynes , L o t , 2nd-St. in Ponietoy', at 2 p. m. Middleport. Meigs Property Transfers lat e Wednesday . Hex 1.. Roberts. 37. Ht . 2. Bid~<·cll, lost control of hi s car which ran off "thr road mto a ma•lbox . A £runt ttrr failed r~using an aC(•idt•nt at 3:40 p. m. Wednesda\' on SH J38 in l.elart Twp. in Meigs County: Troopers said Edward H. . Roush, 16, Ht. 2. Racine. lost control of his \'ehirlr when the right front tire blew out . His \'Chicle ran off the road into a mai lbo!( and guardrail, causing moderate damage . A deer was killed at 8:05 p. m. Wednesday on SR 588, four tenths of a mile east of CR 3 when il ran into the path of a pi ck up tr uck driven by Gerald B.' Roach, 38, Ht. 3. Gallipolis. There was minor damage . At l ' 20 p. m. Wednesday in Meigs County one tenth of a mile south of the HobsOn Yard Rd. an auto driven by Sidney Burton, 66, Mid. dleport . backed into a parked aut o owned by John D. Weber , 31, Chillicothe. A windshield-type accident occurred at SR 7, 40 feel south of CH 4 in Gallia County where a TV ca ble fell across the highway breaking the windshield on a car operated by Lena B. Will iams, 55, Ht. 2. Crown C1ty. Calvary ll•l>k l'hurch lS anqouncing thl' 11rdmation of its pastor , AIH n Hlat'k\\ t\Od . aftf'r an nrdinaltnn t'nundl called by the church t>n the aftt•rnotHJ nf ~l n· embl•r 22. e x<~muwd tum. 11w cnundl's nwder;ttor. He" . Philip fall'. asso('laH' ll"•1 ur of tlw Manetta Bible Ccntrr Cilllrch. nn d five ordained pa ~l o rs qucstwncd the r andtdat e Ther wrrr thf"' Hers. Philip Fa;r, l'hihp Goldt•n , Jack HetTy. t:arry Ballard. and (lary Htch1 nund . Pastor R!nrkwood w11s questi onrd C'losely ro n ~ crrntng his sA lv a r! on rs. - 1><m·n<·c, his call to the 111inis~ry. cwd has dol'lrinctl p t1S \tHHL It was th e preach lhe Word. jealously his reputation, and to avoid the love- of munt~y . Hev . umuumuus dedsion of the Golden charged the church council to recommend him with il s responsi bili ties for urdmatton. toward their pa stor . Dr . He\' , Golden read the Myron Guiler, senior pastor ruun('li' s recommendat 10n of the Marielta Bible Center fnr ordination . Floyd Rrown , Chur ch, brought the ora member of the church, din~tion sermon. made the motion to carry out ~'o ll o win g th e sermon, lhl' ordma tion, followed by a ca me the ordimltion in which St•r·oml frnm Jim Ohlinger, Hev . Alan Blackwood was and the congregation voted solemnly set apart to the unanimously to ordain Gospel ministry. The public Brother Blockwood. is welcomed to hear Pa stor ·nwcharge to lhe ca ndidate Blackwood at the Calvnry was delivered by Rev . Fair. Bible Chu rch al 26 North 11u' ca ndidate was charged to Second Ave., Midd leport .' ~uard NOW OPEN GINO'S OF MASON 0 PHONE 773-5536 Registered Diamond Rings 400 .. lltP wt•moril·.~ HluJ' Il llljVPr for get • TIMEX® Time will tell you it's a TIMEX ®! fuel procurement practices and policres of Ohro Power Company. the operati ons of its fue l cost adjustment clause, and related matters. This hearing rs scheduled to beg•n at 10:00 AM.. on December t2. t977. at the of· flees of the Commission, 160 East Broad Slreel. Columbus, Ohio. All interested persons WJII be given an opportunit\1 COMMISSION Of OHIO PLUS SPECIAL PURCHASES AND REGULAR BARGAINS ' t' . f~ RUTLAND FURNITURE ~ Near Stiffler's in Pomeroy i !i, A~ ...... . ..~.:. .... ~·~~ Pomeroy "COMPUTER" 11" CAR AND TRUCK fo r ki ds 3 and up ' 5 99 TRUCK EB.ERSBACH HARDWARE Q, the Tin Middleport POMEROY, 0 . 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With your Keep sa ke . you w1\l rer:er\1e a wriHen guetranl ee ol pe rl cc t cla nty, ful e wh r\e co lo r nnd co rre c t rnodern cut . as we ll as j.Je rm anenl reg rstl rt tlo n. Hade -rn value and p rotect iO n agam sl l o s~ Keepsak e, there is no finer dramond rrn q • Fashion JEKins by h.i.s' Our half-pr 1ce Nova -6 makes g iv 1ng twice ea sy 1 Bi g 8" w oo fer and 3:' twee ter fo r 30-2 0,000 Hz respo nse Trim the .t·rec w ith this beau tifu l walnu t venee r spea ker l Was with . Ea. TYCO TRAIN SETS AURORA AFX RACE SETS ••• ••• · ••• Je~~lry 77 -380-El·FAC to review lhe • ':'30 to 5:00 Mon. thru Sat. . 9:30 to 8:00 • Friday Use Our Convenient lay-away Plan THE TRULY EXCEPTIONAL ~1FT The Public Utilitie s CommlsSJon of Ohio has set for public hearing Case No . ONLY . Trri11 '"""'·' of w lid 14 1\arnt Cold io recall ,,.,,. , -,•ddi"l! day .. . wit lr cr lu s/ro u .< .<)'11/lu•tic ·' ''""' of tlu• month to nwr!. tir e birthday of each of her rhi ldre11 Goessler's GA ORH! L S AN T ANA TluJ gift. that r:aptrl.res for ever 79 95 Ea. approved ·' 18/h Reg. student " •' LEGAL NOTICE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES Exchange Keepsake"' Gift Suggestion For ·Mom 992-2960 ' •• ••• • •• 9-TheD:a~il~y~~~-~M~i~dd~l~e~~·~t-~P~~~n~e=ro=y=·=O=··=T=h=ur=s=da=·y=·=~==·=.8=·=19=n============::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~:=aa..............E:==== VILLAGE PHARMACY Rio announces p·rouram ::ti~~Zei~::~~:~; e •' for homecoming events ByS~~~~~GApf>egale Three ba~ketball games, sophomore from Patriot .are the crowning of a queen and contenders for the crown. the induction of two men into At I p.m., the traditional the Athletic Hall of Fa.me are red-white alumni basketball on tap Saturday, Dec. 10, game is scheduled. Each when Rio Grande College and year, under Art Lanham's Community College (RGC- coaching, past basketball CC) celebrates homecoming . stars return to campus for a The Rio Grande Redmen game. · will meet Wilberforce College at B p.m . in Lyne Center. Coach Lanham' s MOC Championship team lost to Otterbein 80-00 last Tuesday and is now 3-1 for the season. Halftime ceremonies will include the induction of Cecil Davis and Carl Large into the Athletic Hall of Fame. Davis, known as ·"Mr. Basketball" in Gallia Co~nty before his death in 1967, and Large, athletic director Rock Hill High Sch ool, are being RACINE Meeting in honored by' the RGC-CC special sessio n Tuesday Alumni Association for their night, the S~Juthern Local · contribution to the school's School District approved the athletic e;o:cellence. admission of Marco Antonio The Rio Grande Redwomen Castoellion as a foreign exwill play Cedarville College cha nge student for a three at 6 p.m . in Lyne Center. The month period. bomecoming Queen will be The board discussed crowned during halftime establishing a smoking area ceremonies of that game. for students at the high school Four students have been but made no decision . The nominated and one will be clerk, Unda Spencer , was selected by student vote given permission to transfer Thursday. Mary Ely , a junior from one account to another from Cleveland, Beverly in order to balance the books Foster, . a freshman from at the end of· the year. The Jackson, Sandy Dunes~. a · next meeting was set for junior from Jackson and Thursday, Dec. 22, in the high Lynnita Newberry, a school cafeteria . Alan· Blackwood ordained MOOJ)Y ELECTED SAN FHANC'lSCO (UPIJ Tom Moody . Hepublica n may 0r of Colum bus , Ohio, Wednesday was nan10d president of the National League of Cilics for 1978. QMX-1 13-15" diagonal Solid State Portable Color TV Qu1oar QMX· 1 ChiNle with microCircuit technology. WtlQU 35 tbe. UMI I - powtr thin I 100 WIH bulb. "Qulntrlx'' ln·llno M1t~x Picture Tube. · One Bunqn Color Tuning. AFT • BAKER FURNITURE · Middleport , o. WERNER RADIO Midd lepor1, 0 . heritage house ' Your Thom MeAn Store · Middleport, 0 . �10- The Dati\' Sentinel , Mtddleport-Po meroy , 0 , Thursda)', Dec . 8, 1977 ~i:ld~~ 15 '-' vn.b tll'l rhlt'r "fllsti ...'"' Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into ~ Cash ~'hltrt:•' "' 100 1 dil~ 2Wi)'S J ds\'S 1'10 us JOO 6d11\s 3 ij E:ad1 "H'rd u~t•r ~· nnnunum !5 \Hrds IS i t't>nt.s ptr ~"t" rd pi'r ilii~ ·"ds rusmu•l( otht>r th.ln l •li'\Sn.' Ull\t' days wLlJ bl' l'l\arj!t"d at Uw I do11 ""'In Notices INM(MORYoffronl. ltn l G1 tmm who le- ft vs Oe(il"mbN 7 1975 h .. o yi"oh 1'19!.') G od \ o11('d you GU N SHOO! Rocone Gun Club e\et y !tun oh(' rnoon to ~ •~·u Choct.. gun, only An ot i~;.>J owav in CUI y i'IU ~(> llt'\('1 le f1 us A fld no one o~ dt {'~t,t lol", vour Oblll.li:IT) 6 ('!!nLli pt•r ,. ,,rd , 53 00 mmunum Cal>h m aJvanCI:' Mobilt> Honw 'S.illt>:. dlld Y11rd S<~lt>~ Hfl:' ilnept(•d ulll~ 111th <'<ts.h .,., 1\h order ~ t't'nl di<H~f rur ads um•· UJ!! &.x ~um~r In l ,m•l){ Tho:> S..n· unel. end 111 •s!t you fa ch doy and eo(h r11ghl lh rou gh Although y our~ go1W but no I i01 gonen , You wtll olwov~ bv on t'ur mmd l Sadly llltss~d by h•~ wde Nt.-vo h•11 chtiOt en and gro ndchtldr en W~ w tll o lwoys lo~e IN MEMORY ol Un,le James I The Pub lL'iht>r 1"\'sent>S ti"M.• rl!(hl to edit or rt'}t'd 11n~· ~:~ds dn•md oQ. pecllllfWl Tht- P\lbhstwr .... ,u nvt bt' rrspons•ble for morr than >lilt' Joclo,.~o'' who po:.:.E>d a'"'0Y ov er one year 090 loda v Lauro ( Jr de muM'· ratm~rtwn PhMr 99:! 21 :,0 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES · Mo1d11y ~oon on S<lturtla) T"''"'> thn1 Fr1d11., ~P . M . the d.lly berore pubi.Jcauon Sunda )' ~ p M frlda)' afternoon - PUBliC NOTICE - Efra 1n Pe re z who5e res1dence 1s unknown , but w hose last known addres s was 1710 Cn es t er Road , Po mtroy , Oh tO. wil l take no tice tha t on the 6th day of December , 1977 , that Pamela M Pe rez. P la1nti ff , f ried ner Compl<t1nT aga tnst h1m tn thl' Commo n P leas Court of Metgs Coun t y , OhtO , Case No 16,004 . prav tng fo r d i.,.orce upon the grounds of gross neglect of dut~ and extreme cruelty , fo r custOdy of the two m inor children , for alimony and sup port, a nd w ill f urth er take nottce that thtS ca use can be hea rd at an ytime fO llO Wing twenty e ight days fro m the date of the la st pub ltc a tton of lli tS not 1ce ~nd that the last pu bl ication w ill be made on the 19th da y of J an u ar y, 1978 . Larry E Spence r , ' Cl~rkOfCOU ri S Me1QS County , Oh10 (12 ) B. 15 , 22.2 9 (11 5, I~ , 19, 7t WE WISH to thank everyone who remembered an our on n• .,erso•y Olio and Anno Hortenboch ond Children I'PJ IHtRl: Will bt> my propN I) huntthg no C'II CepltOfiS Bob McGra ..... 110 Murl Galaway, who has been confined to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital in Athens for tests and treatment, has been released and IS now at the home of her daughter , Mrs R oland Crabtree. W C. Peck was in Parkersburg, W . Va . severa l day s with .his brother-in-law and sistet', Mr . and Mrs. Emue Davis and spent Thanksgiving Day w1th hts prather, Paul Peck , a t Wort hington Manor Co nvalescent Home where he stays. Ida Denison was a dinner guest and stayed overnight w1th her fnends, Mr . and Mrs. Jesse Freman near Salem Center. Zelia Perry was a ThanksgiVIng Day dinner guest at the· h ome of her wn and daughter-in -law, Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Perry . Mrs. Perry is now staying at the home of another wn and dau g hter-in-law , Mr . and Mrs. Victor Perry. She spent her btrthday recently with a son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd and family 'in Dyesville. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lawson, Columbus, were h o liday vacation guests of her parents, Mr . and Mrs Gene Jeffers and family , his mother and Sister, Katherme Lawson and Cheryl and other relatives here. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan were their children and families , Mr and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan , Bryan , Keith and Sarah Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, and Mr. and Mrs . Waller Jordan and Joshua . The Busy Bee Society o f the Carpenter Baptist Church met for their November meeting at the church. Ida Cheadle had devotions. Reverend Charles No rris, well known evangeltst from South Point, held special services at CarpenterBaptist Qmrch during lhe Thanks- · giving holiday. Mr . and Mrs. Larry Stanley and Anna , Edison, Ohio were overnight guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith. ' Bertha Crippen, Earl Starkey and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Columbia Grange, attended the Meigs County Grange Officers Conference at Rock Springs Grange Hall . Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan and Jerrie Sue spent several days in New Boston, nlinois, with her brother-in- GRANO THE RACJNt Volunteer F11c Depo• im~m ~' til s pon~or o gu n ~noot cvety Saturday ot 6 p rn or thctr buildtn g tn Boshon Fo e .' (1ty (ho l-t' gun~ only 1q77 CHE VROlET VEGA w1tf't 1 nC'w snow tltCS Runs good S350 1974 GtC'C-tl Ponttoc r ueb1rd 48 000 mtle~ S:'l 400 , Coli 7<~2 2'111 01 742 2103 ol1e r Spm Lot.t and t'ound Wf.tiH )974 Cona>lle 350 4 speed AM·FM Stenw tdt · telvscop•C wh'"'el poweo wtn dow!> powe-1 steermg dtsc b1oi..E>~ custom mtenor atr condil10ntn g S6 300 01 best of fe r ~2 · '1661 1964 TEMPEST 400 4 spePd new potnt 1971 Novo srnoll block 4·speed headers 949 7354 FOUND GERMAN Sholl Hot red Potn rer Mole Cell In tdent tfy 09'} 5881 FOUND ABANDONED small preny young female dog Mtx ed breed Ntce pet Need~ good ho111e 742 3090 belween 11 & 1'1 oru A~-. for Blanche J&L Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE .' Slati11-0-...IO1)1 tt i iOI ~ JltOI~SlJQ!I.II Col 'IKl< ri"Y'' '\1 ·' 0•11 R•<J Otu IJI•w~ltr h"""''U uhoxli ()fhlts contpo•lunl '" Cellulosic {wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Slntr::I .X~ nhl(\<)t ll ~Qt11DI11CI11 Jtl(\ ~ ~~~~~ iei'!JI!~ I<JIIIIIl\J hOld~ ll.tltJP ~01.1! 1\>b ~nd Su11 11 <1111 l,llt Q~rl tS.tl lin>u bll"l 6 I 01 ~llelld 01.11 3 "' llll~ IIJ III11110 IO!IIdt>11llo,llllt!lfl C.tll ttgi\1. olOWlOt lull Httom"tU!JII Save 30 pet. to 50 pet on heating cost Experience and fully tnsured Free Est. Ca11667-6479 1114-1 mo. pd . Revco Tr~~etor Tr111er Tt1ln1ng. Inc:: PARKERSBURG 304-422-4080 Help Wanted HOOF HOllOW Hor ses Buy sell trade or tro1 n. New and used saddles Ruth Reeves Albany (6141 69S 3290 MEIGS COU NTY H ~mone Soc•ety Co• el.ne and odopt•on Serv•ce Q92 7680 ]4'].3162 992 5427 FOR SIUD Se rv•ce AK( regtst ered cocker sponte] Bloc!.. end 1on Clorksdole Lrnes Showquoltty J & D Ken ne l ~ 742 ·31 62 AKC REGISTERED pekmgese pup ptes Phone (304) SB'l 2683 (¥~ng~p~t EXPER IENCED REFRIGERATOR and appltonce serv1cemon. Potd holtdayS VOCOIIOn5 a nd hosptroltzot ton Goll1o R~;> f rtgerotor Co 611 3rd Ave Golltpolts Oh10 SfARCRAF1 FALl Sole M1nt · motors , 20 ond '12 I ~a Vel Tro1lt:'rs 18 5 S:;J 79Q 25 7 Bunld')Ouse: $4 875 . Fold·do-.•m 51 700 up WIS' s~ll servtce and quo l•ty Open Sundays Camp Conley Starcroll Soles Rl 62 N of Pt Pleasant SOMEO NE TO stay ntghts wtth man Contact Mo rv• n Dorsi ot Ve te rens Memortol Hosp11ol Room 113 TRUCK CAPS $199 up Truck campers? Do11 I nuss our s penols' See them today ot Codner s Campers on Ro tn bow R1dge Ofl R! 7 lok e Metgs 2B 10 32 10 Boshon and follow ~1gns Owner Roben Codner t ong Son om Ohto , lEXAS Oil company needs mature person for short tnps surroundmg Pomeroy Contact cus tomers We tram Wrtte K M 0 1c ~ 1Pres Southwestern Pe troleurft F! Worth TX RIS IN G STAR Kenne l Boa rd ing ~~-io~-: lnd oar and ouldoor runs CAS f.t po ld for oil makes and Croomm g a ll breeds Clean models of mo bde homes 50nttory foctltlleS Cheshtre PhC'J'Oe area mde 614 423 953 1. Phone (614) 367 02Q2 TIM BER Pomeroy Forest Pro • J & D Kennel!> all breed dog ducts Top prtce for s to ndtng groomtng Moke op po•ntmen l sowt1mber Col i ' 99'15965 or now lor Hol1doy Seqson . Coli Kent Honbt.2_ 446_8570. 742 3162 COIN S CURRENCY tokens old pocket watches end d1o•ns stl'ller and gold We need 1q04 and older stlve1 Co tn~ Buy sell For Friday . Dec . 9, 1977 or trade Coli Roge r Wamsley . 742 •'1331 Bernice Bede Osol Ar10rm NO ITEM TOO large or too small Wdl buy 1 ptece or completj;l household N ew . u's~d or ontt · que s Mar! tn s Fur nttllre :10 N 2nd Sr Mtdd leport , Phone Dec . 9, 1977 992 6370 The yea r ahead co uld be a ve r y -•-. ---:---~WOOD Poles m e )( . adventuresome one for you CHIP diameter 10 on largest end . $8 You IJ ga1n know ledge through per to n Bundled slob $6 pe r new expenences and co nta c ts ton. Deltvered to Oh1o Po ll et Some of th iS may be a result ol Co Rf , 2. Pomeroy 992 2b89. lon g-di strance travel SAGITTARIUS (No•. 23·Dec . CAS H FOR Jun k Cars . Frye's Truck and Auto Wre(-.er Servtce 21) Unl ess you make a game of Phone 742 208 1 01 Pennzoil yo ur ser ious goals today , you Rutland 742 9575 may l1nd them dull and pedesIr ian . \! yo u t::a n mak e ltgh1 o! them . you 'll ove rc o me Like to lind out more of what l1es ahead lor you? Send for your IF YOU ho.,.e o se rvtce to a fter , wdnt lo buy o r sell somelht ng . co py of Astra-Graph Letter by oe loo kmg lor work , :;> r mail1ng 50 ce nls fo r eac h sign what ever you II get result s and a long . self-addressed , foster wtt h a Sen lme l Wont Ad 1 stamped envelope to Ast raColl99'12156 Graph , P 0 8011 489. Aad10 C1ty Station , N.Y, 100,9 Be s ure to spec1fy your b1rth stgn IN THE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) C:OMMON PLEASCOUR:T , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Put as1de your amiet1es that A HUNNEL , one who IS mdeb ted to you ROBERT PLAINTIFF wo n't come through It's betler vs tha n even mo ney tha t your JUNE SAFRANEK , ET AL , DEFENDANTS fears are groundless NO 16, 638 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb . 19) PUBLIC NOTICE Social forums should not be fo FRED KAPTINA . used for attemp ting to' transa c t w hose last knowo address is business today Cha nces are 601 Wood ST ree t. Zcphryh ills , Flort da . 33599 whose exact good that those you ' re ctinkmg address is unknown · a nd teacups w1th aren ' t interested cannot wrth reasonab le PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) diligence be ascerta1ned ; TO EMMA MAE KAP · You ' ll need more tha n c ha rm TIN A. an 1ncompetent per and good looks to cu t the son , whOse last known ad mus.tard today . It ' s going 10 dress is New Washlngtnn , take the lhree btg E's - Ener- Oh10 and whose exact ad dress IS unknown and cannot gy Effort and En thu s1asm . w1th reasonab le d tll gence be ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) ascertained TO THE PERSON , Somet1mes you have an unforOR IN tu nate tendency lo do lhe ngh t GUA RD IAN ST ITUTt O N havtng the care things for the wrong people and c ontrol of E mma Mae Th1s could be one of tho s e ~a pltna , a n tncompe l e nt person , whose 1den tt ty and days TAURUS (April 21)-May 20) No r· whereabout s are unk nown and cannot w it h reasonable malty you're a plodder and will diligence be ascertatned han g in there at all costs . you are he reby not 1f1ed Today you get discouraged that you have been nam ed f endants in a lega l act1on when alltt takes is a little extra de entit led Robert A Hunn el. push to get over the hutnp. pla1n1lff vs June Safranek , e t GEMINI (Moy 21-June 20) Keep at. Th 1S action has been yo ur pnonties tn orde r today . ass tgned Case No 16,638 1n the Common Pl eas Court, o f Your f1rst responslbthltes are to Me1gs County, '01'1io, your fam ily th en to o ut siders Pomeroy , Ohro 45769 , The Obt ec t of 1he comp lamt You may be te mp ted to rev erse tS to parltt10n and Quiet ti tle the order to the real estate si tuated tn CANCER (June 21-July 22) t he Vill age of Po m eroy , You ' re no t too wtll 1ng to pu! Co unty of Meigs and State of yourself out for others today Oh 10 , and betng Lo t No 78 beginning at a stone corne r of You ' ll want to make s ure northerly Stde o f Condo r the re 's somethtng 1n it for you Stree t; thence westerly along LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Pu1 a lock tl'1e norther ly Side of Condor on your purse today and h1~e St r eet 40 fe et lo a stone ; then ce back at r tgh t ang les the key Rat her than flnd t'ng wtlh said s tree t 100 feet ways to spend money, lhtnk o f thence easter l y w1th f1rst line ways that you ca n add to you r forty (40 ) feet , thence 100 fee t to the be g1 nn 1ng re sources Al so a slrt p along the west YIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl . 22) S1 de of sa 1d lo1. desatbed CIS Loved o nes may lean on you a tallow s bemg aoolJI three litt le heav tly today and this feef more or less on Condo r ree t , t hence run n tnb back might p1que you a bit Think o t , St 100 feet an d being 14 teet what they '\le done for you . more or le ss on Hte back end !hereof. and bemg the same You ' ll soon c hange your tune LIBRA (Sep1. 23-0cl. 23) You prem tses on WhiCh Carol 1na Ka lb for merly res1ded and may .be gutUy of so me th1ng co nveyed to he r b'r' John today very fo reign to your Pence and Cord eli a Francts nature - pre1udgmg others . If Pence 1 R:efe rence is made to you are aware of this , you Ce rt1f rcate ot Transfer from certamly won 'At do it Robert B Hu nnel l. dec SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Now . 22) By You a r(' requ lred lo answer all means, try to a\lotd J?arasttic the Compla int w 1th 1n 28 days the last publicatiOn of types today They' ll really turn after th1S no tice, w h 1ch will be you off They're diametrically published once ea ch week for opposed to your gener~:lUs Stx co n secuti.,.e weeks Th e last publlca tton wtll be made nature qn Jan . 5, 1978 and the 28 days (NEWSPAPER ENJERPRIS~ ASSN ) for an s wer w tll start on that da t e law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Dunham and · family, and her brother and sister-in· law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers and family. In c ase of your fa tlu re to answer or otherwtfoe respond as requir ed by the Oh10 Rules of Civil Prodcedure tu dgment by d e fault will be rendered aga inst you for re lief demand ed in the complatnt . ' LarrvE . Spencer Clerk of Court Common Pleas Court Me tgS Co unty . Oh tO (12 l I. 8, 15, 22 . 19 (1) s. Ol e llotl~· S600 Al5o horse $450 Phone !614 \ 69B · Thursday ' Oec. 8, 1977 APPL ES FIIZP ATRI CK Orchards Stole Route 689 Phone Wtlkesv.lle b69 3785 RUGS WAll Ho ngtngs ~n"a ofgon,\ Ntce fo r Chrts lmas Reosor1oble Coll9r;l'l-111 4 VIE WIN(; Storm Wmdows Call Professional Builders General Contractors Phone 949-2801 or 949 -J.d60 FREE ESTIMATES No Sunday Calts Please -11 -21 - 1 mo. TWO BEDROOM opt 992 '1288 before 8:30 om Call TWO B£ :0ROOM house All new patnt , cook sto.,.e rncluded Phone 992 3090 FIR EWOOD Anv lengths or any omounl Del 1vered or moy p1c ku p Phone 949-2563 -~-....o-- FIREWOOD sp l1t and del1vt:'red S45 o co rd All hardwood 843 2933 1977 PASS EN GER VAN A C e)( ira seot 4.000 mil es 992 5770 TWO JOHN Deere model H form tractors I 111 good run ntng co n d1llon SlOO for boi-h Phone e43 21 16 or 9B5-3B07 CHR ISTMAS TREE S lor sal e Motn Slreet , Rut land . -- -· ~both 197'2 Covent ry 12 w65 3 bedroom 1969 Statesmen 12 ,. 60 'J bedroom AU CT ION SALE, every Tues and Frt o1 7 'pm New end used . merchon dt se o l OhtO R111 er Auc· !ton , M,t:'tgs Ploro Mlddleporl Oh1o Homt:' Phone (304 ) 773-5 471 WIL L CARE Jar the elderly home Phone 997 73 14 1r1 our $79.95 Pomeroy Landmark 9. -Jack W. Carsey , Mgr Ail Phone992-2181 Complete w1th all accessones Yes, we will lava.way for Chnstmas. Pomeroy landmark Jack W Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992·2181 I· LOVE HOUSE flowe rs? Colt 742·2430 All ktnd ~ fr om 50 t up N1ce for Chmtmos MEN 'S IN SUlATED boots $26.95 . Buste r Brown and Stride Rtte chtl dre n's s h oe~ SS 8B . Boys rubber rn s uloted boots $7 .95 8 SS 95 Boys Wester n boots Factory Outlet Store Save money here Barley's Mid dle port :__,___._.~- Let Pomeroy landmark soften & condition your water and Co-op water softener, Model UC-SVI . Now Only FOR SALE New Co -Op wJ.ter and softeners, model VC -SVI . Only$279 .95 Save 150.00 on a new Hotpoint Refrigerator 1 New 10 cubtc ft. Chest Freezer S25.00 Discount Ill Good Refrigerator $150 Upright Freezer $225 CALL US Pomeroy Landmark 9. ~Jack W ~ Carsey, Mgr. Phone992·2181 HOBSTETTER REALTY 1 Good l!Jsed Hotpoint • Refrigerator S125 1 Lancaster Chain Saw S75 Pomeroy Landmark W. Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 -2181 1977 DODGE 3 • ion Cl ub Cob Auto . Po ced reasonably . 949·1801 1 ' ---~-- NEW IDEA one row corn ptcker , exce ll ent 5399, Remington 11 -4B OUtO 12 QO .. 30 ' full , e)( ce llent, $135 Anttqut:' Winche~ t er , ~ ro ss scope ond f{lounts , .,.ary good, S75 . 742 2359 FREEZER . $75 . 3 ple(e lt11mg room su•le , !~0 ~92 ~ 1~7 . NEW HONDA ZSO m1nt ·bike 992 2514 . - FUEL OIL AND . . GAS SERVICE 72 ACRES 8 rooms 2 baths with shower Completely remodoeled Fue l o1 l lurno(e . All m tne rol rtghls 2 boy co r por i Evenmgs oller 5 Em 7~2 · 28 19 let us 1est your water Free PIGS. S30 6 14·378 6311 We Are Now Taking New Customers For SIX ROOM house . oil electrte ca rpeted cor port. $16 000 Ar row Camper , $600 992· 7885 10 om 10 6 pm No Sunday colts. '279.95 - ·-- Chester , Oh1o 10 JO c RACINE CARPET CLOSED FOR WINTER Spectat Order-s or Showtng of Carpets by Appointment Only . Phone 949-2814 Dave Parsons , Owner 11 25 1 mo . ACE HARIMARE DECEMBER 8, 1977 oo-- Chlps3,4,15. Welcome Back Kotter6 .1 3; Waltons TTOTOnce Upon a Class1c 20.33 8 JQ- What's Happening 6. 13 •• Best of Ern ie Kovacs ?0,33 9 .0o---Pau 1 Stmon 3,4,15 , Barney M iller b , Hawdli Five 08 , 10, Bes! of Fam1lies 20,33 ; Focus on Wat er Potlut1on 13 . 9 Jo-Car fer Count ry 6. 10 00-Ctass of '65 3.4,1.S, Red d fo)(~~; 6,13 : Heisman Trophy Award 8,10. I, C laud iuS 33, News 20. 10 30-Lock, Stock & Barrel 20 11 00- News 3.4,6,8. 10, 13, 15 ; Dick Cavett 20. Over Easy 33 11 . 30-J ohnny Ca rson 3,4, 15. Police Story 6,13, Columbo 8; ABC News 33. Movie "The Great Ca r uso" 10 12 01}-Janaki 33 . 12 . 40-Aian Klng 's Pleasures ot Rome 6,1J I 00-Tomor-row 3,4 , 2 . 10-lrons tde 13, 3 10- News 13 Movie Channe l 4 5 & 7 PM - Planel Oullaws IGl 9 & 11 PM - Nelwork IRl Cable Channel 5 6 30 PM - Tes1 imOJ'IY Tim e 7 Oo--Paul Gaudtno Family F1tness Sho w 7' 3Q--Coach's Co rner 8 oo--Modern Sports 9 QO--Celebr If'( 10 00-700 Club GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr., , Broker 107 112 Sycamore St. Pomeroy, Ohio .PHON J? 992·6333 · Office Hours : 9 A.M. to ., P. M. Close Thursdavs ant Saturdays a1 noon. New 4 bedroom , 2500 sq. ft livi ng s pace , 2112 baths. 1' roorn ranc h. brick Loca te< 3 mil es from Rt. 7, up Wes Shade R iver. Ca ll for a1 appointment. We have 11eed of ltstings, all types. homes, land , commercial, etc. Cheryl Lemley A'Ssocia1e Home Phone 742 -2003 Hilton Wolfe, Sr . Associate Home Phon(' 949. 2589 () () , ,.., . l 1 \. ., ' (''' ..• WHAT 'RE YOU PU"L.JNe> 0\ ER FOR' HO~EST . EASY.. I WAS OIJLY JOKtt,iG f.A CK rHoRE : 'IOU DIDN'T t-tAVE TC' PROVE At.J YTHIIJG: PU11~210 Reedsttlle, 0. l s 211FC 7/- , " J iJ I DON 'T Kl55 6IRL5 TO PRO VE: AIJYTHIN G! THE ONL'/ TH I ~G l'M I"'TERE5TED IN PROVIIJS 15 WH ICH ONE'S · THE BETTER PLAN E-· THE' FREM Ot.JT FA"CON OR OUR. SHE'·DE~ I ": Let The Opening uNR~LSTERING And TRIM SHOP IN RACINE AB OUT 5tNGLE Mit.JDEDNE5S! Be the openlng of the IR · door season lor you With your old turntture re · upholstered In beauhful warm colon & patterns from Bob 's . If you ;~re looking lor sa\lings 1t will pay you ro pay us a vi:.it. Located tn back of the Sew N' Sew Outlet on Main St .. Racme . 0 11 tO 1 mo . z '\rfli}Nt ffi'i} z •.tHotoo to ,.,..,-;;- -,,~iloloo;;; tt. '"" SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy z ~~ ' . Young's Carpeting I Route l Pomef01, 0 located In MEIGS PLAZA 992·2206 or 992·7630 AI , ''The 0r1Jinltol1 Not Tile lm111ton. ?lJimu Blown SO THAT'S WHERE lHEY KJ I I PLACE ' MINDS ME A SPIDER'S NEST, SOME HOW•.. THEY SEEM SORT 0' &TUPID, 8UT I' LL BET THEY DOO'T MISS MUCH' 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Oh1o Pomeroy 992 -4282 or 992 ·6263 8 A.M.Io4 · 30 PM I ''Get A Load Of This" WETHERALL CONCRETE I Hartford Henderson 882-2175 675-1582 UNION OPERATED 12-2· 1 mo. ~LUMINUM SIOING-SOfflTI GUTIERS-IWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER AlLEY OOP SyrKUst, OhiO Ph. 992·3993 COUNTRY fa rmla nd w ith secluded woods , woler and good OC · cess 1n Monroe Co unty W Vo S1 000 down co lt (304 ) 772 3102 or (304} 772 3227 Commerc tol property appro)( . 17 c eres le.,.e l land locat ed o t Tuppe rs Plain s on Ohi o , Rou te 7 Phone (614 ) 667 6304 . VA FHA, 30 yr. lrnoncing Irela nd Mortgage , 77 E Stole, Athens , ____? hone {6141_592_3_0_51__~-­ ~ STORY J bedroom /rome house , F A f'urnoce , storm win · dows . ftreploce tn Mtddle porl Phone 992·3457 or 992·5867 TEAFORD(g ALl OR VIRGIL B. TEA FOliO, SR. REALTOR 216 E . Second Street Pomeroy, Otlio 45769 Phone lt2-332S RESTORED - 3 bedroom. 2 baths. all c1 ty uti li t ies, near shopping , and other conve nien ces $15,000. VIEW OF RIVER A family home of 4 bedroom s, all city. u til iti es. large ga rd e n , near playground and store. Wanl $16.500. NEW LISTING - Counlry home and 6 acres Remodeling 2 bedrooms, bath. Leadmg Creek water . Near town $19,500 . ATTRACTIVE Li1tle 2 bedroom ftame home w ith bath , cistern wa ter , fir e place, porches and basement Near ly one acre for $7,500. NEW LISTING 4 bedroom , brick h o me . Convententty located near schools and stores. Porche s. basement and allcity uttlitles. $23,500 ADVANTAGES - Wilh 2 bedroom home in town for an older couple .... Ali city ut ilities . Walk to th e stor es. A good buy a t only $11 ,000 . FAMILY SECURITY - In fh1s <15 acr es 1M t he coun try . Use natu r e's heat , wood, L.C. water. elec tri ci t y and sept ic tank Wltl sell for ,,3,500 · He len L. Tea ford Gordon B. Teaford As sociates HOMESITE$ for sole , I a cre and up Middleport nea r Rutland . Call 992 7481 NEW 3 bedroom hou se 2 boths , all elec , 1 cere Mtddleporl . close to Rutlolld Pholle 992748 1. SMAll form for sole , 10 ~9 down . owner frno nc ed Mon roe Co un ty , W. Vo . Phone (304 ) 7723102 or (304 ) 772 3227 by THOMAS JOSEPH ·ACROSS 1 Unscathed 5 "Indy 500" 2 Soap plant 3 Botch the handoff: 3 wds. river Funny joke : 2 wda. 1% Capital of ltalia 13 Maintain 14 Priest's vestment 15 PrefiX for view 16 Flip one's - CONTINUOUS CUrrER SERVICE Third Street Racine, Ohio GASOLINE ALLEY 17 Assistant 1here'll inth1s 4 Time period 5 Lariat 6 Belgian commune Thursday, Det·. 8 7 Wait: ' ·Yesterday's AIIBwer 3 wda. 8 !nl11gorate 9 More fiery II Get a move 15 Hide Dar+: I Maneuver ~"""'"ii20 Slippery be no Elec., plumbing, carpenter work, painting, · paneling, any job that needs to be done around your home. on 18 American Heavy blow : I clergyman 19 Wet \22 s. Photocopy, IT~r.-r.-"'- town. Miss BRIDGE 29 Allude 31 Like 22Italian port 23 Castle protection !4 Did the hustle 25 Hackneyed 28 Wipe away Oswald and Jim Jacoby certain lingerie 1930's hand Ozzie's favorite 34 Worth: abbr. ba~ 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0. MAYBE IT' S TIME to move to that home that you have been promising y ou rsel f. 3 bedrooms, bath, formal dining, garage, J~ acre ln excel len t cond it1on . 519.500 00. BUDGET HOME 4 rooms, bath, porches, nat . ga s heat Buy this for less than rent $5,400.00 . . OVER 3 ACRES Recently remode led, 2 bedroom s, bath . F A furance , porches , basement, barn & other buildings . $11 ,500,00. INCOME PROPERTY Walk to shop, 2 apartments , porches . ground. 2 car garage. an in good condition, $13,500 00 6 ACREs - 1'12 year old double wide , 2 large bedrooms (wa lk in closets ), dining room . bath , large living room , carpe t ing , all like new Garage and other building . $17,000.00. ' NICE CORNER LOT - 2 or 3 bedrooms, bath, carpe t ing. nat gas F .A furnace , porches . All th is for 1ust $13,800 .00 . LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF OUR NEWER HOMES - JUST CALL OR DROP IN . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992. 2259- 992·6191 ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers , roosters, trans, oil sma ll oppl1onces lawn mower , nexl to Stol e Hrghway Gorage on Rou te 7 Phone (61A ) 9B5· 3825 . REMODE LING Plu mb tng . heotmg oncJ all types of general repo tr. Work guaranteed 20 year$ expe rience, Phone 992 2409 SEW ING MACHINE Repatr s , ser vice, all mokes , 992 2284 The Fobrtc Shop . P omeroy Autho rized Singer Soles and Serv1ce. We sharpen Scissors ... K Q J 10 8 5 \H.sr I . -\S'I "' JO 1 52 WAKQJB6 :l W14 tAKQI092 t B 1 54 __ ... 916 ..;oL ru A AK96 .,. .,. Toward r-, shelter .;>-"""27 Somewhat :10 Bird's beak " 10 2 • J63 ofo A 4 3 2 !F2R~A~N~K~&~E~R~N~l~E~~----------------~~--~~~------------------------------~31Shlning 32 Before · ~~~~ear UN£MPLOVM£NT OFFIC£ :t t.OST MY .JOB 38 Twine ------- A~ 1\ MAPMAI'ell 37 ~=~ is new?" IN Afll,.oNA 38 Mrs. Levi 39 French lrecAU.SE: : ..,. river DOWN NO SENSf OF YuMA. I Conductor East-West vulnerable \\ n t '\O o rth t .ohl ~ou lh Pass Pass I • Pa~ Pass Db! 4"' Pass Pass 5 w I 5 "' 6 " J Pass Pass Obi Hcdbl Pass Pass 6 4 7 W 1 Pass Pass 7 • Dbl Pass Pass Pass OpemnK lea d K t _ J L-.-- D _j COUTUR E ouAUT'V Dress ~okmg & Aherottons. It .s not too late to hove your Chrr<;;tmas & New Year 's out l1t cuslom mode 991 j183 -~--c---,-. AXYDLB.AAXR LONGFELLOW Is WI NN I E IT WA5NT HARD 10 FIGU~ OUT, f>II2DIE. A STRING OF l}llOKEN PATES WITH ME •.. . INTERMINAEllE 'SECRET" PHONE C>1L~ •• • NOW 'JWIT J!M WELL AND W110LE AGAIN 1 CAN ~!'ALLY PO 50ME1HING- CRYPTOQUOTES FAMILY' I WS S Y WMXW GI WSBFSJ XJS BSZ . - to seven hearts. By this t1me h~ knew West held 13 red cards. The play wa!S s lmple. At least Dad thinks so. He ruffed the diamond lead with the etght (a heart lead would have bea ten the hand) , led ·trump , finessed h1s s ix , ruffed a dtamond high , fanessed his nine of trumps, ruffed the las t diamond with du mmy 's last trump , came to hts hand with the ace of cl ubs, cashed his ace·king or trumps anti wound up by chuck tng his losing hearts on long clubs NDJWMYSII G WI BARNEY I DON'T KNOW WHIJ MAW DIDN'T FETCH 11\l SOME fiREWOOD AFORE SHE WENT OFF !! HERE IN THE HALLWA'I'? I'M IN DISGUISE! I'M TR'I'!NG TO FIND OUT WHO 1\JOK THE 60X OF 60LD STARS .. ''I BEFORE E EXCEPT AFTER C" ~ ~ ~ h1 s favonte The game wa s rubber bridge and bac k in th ose early days Dad o pened ways th e h1 ghes t rankmg smt No , th ey were not. In Hndge and the ea rl y days of auction they ra nk ed lowest. Then they were jumped past all the other s u it s to rank firs t. four-card spade Slllts reguWest m1ght have tned an Immed iate seve n h ea rts but West figur e d that such a b1d rifice agams t 1t . H e nce, h1 s RZVZDNZ dec ision to doubl e West con- e QUIET, '/OV DOIN6 OVT MARCIE lumn and ma ny books 1s sllJl I D would get a seven-spade sac- Yesterday's Cryploquole: PEOI"LE WHO HAVE NO TIME, DON'T TIIINK. TilE MORE YOU TIIINK, THE MORE TIME YOU HAVE. - HENRY FORD 1977 Kinl FutUIU S ynd!U tl! , In ~ SIR, WHAT ARE Dad ha s been play mg a long time, but th1 s 40-year- A New York reader wa nts lo kno w 1f s pades were a l· larl y Y DIS I IDRJHS today's a rllcl e as a 75th birthday p resen t t o h1s f"th e r . . old hand wht c h has appeare d before in tht s co- One letter simply sta nd s for nnother In this sample A is used for th e t hree L's, X f or the two 0 1S, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the len gth and forma ti on of the words are all hints. Each day the code l ette rs are differe nt. AflOJT GETTING' 13/ICK 10 MY WIFE AND ---HOWERY AND MARTIN Phpne 99'} 2478 ....._..__.-;;cl ~..- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: WILl do rool rng , cons tructiOn , plumbing and heohog ....,No JOb too Iorge o r ton smell Phone 742-2348 ~ervice on to seven after West went H., ()r;,y.ald & Jamt'S Jat"Ob\ J un .J:.u.·uby is writing Caldwell EXCAVATING , dozer . backhoe and d1tcher. Charles R. Hal field . Bock Hoe Servlc& Rutland , Ohro Phone 742 :'lOOe · PULLINsEx:;;c;cA~V';-A;,T;:l:=N'::G-:C-om p~lete He redoubled North, the late Charles Lockett o r St. Louts passed . · He wa s not a resc uer but Dad was. He rescued himself tO SIX Spades and ' went H . A..,. "E><CAVATING . dozer , loader and backhoe work dump truck s and to -boy s lor hire. wilt haul fill d1r f, to soi l. limestone and grovel Col! Bob or Roger Jeflers . doy phone 992 ·7089, night phone 992·3525 or 992- 5232 Ex coveting . se plr c syslems , dozer . backhoe , dump truck. limesto ne , grovel, blacktop povmg , Rt. 143 Phone 1 (6 \ 4) bq8-73J1 . BA HIR OO M:S~A .__N-,0-K~ remodeled ceram1C hie , plum bipg, carpentry a nd general motnlenonce. 13 years e11 · penence. 992-3685 --- ...--r....-.r;-o,;--'la-"1 I' BRADFORD Auct 1oneer , Comple t,e Ser.,.tee Phone 949 ·2487 or 949-2000 Rocme , Ohto , Crill Bradf ord 8 •QJ843 .. 9 5 · coin Lob 992-5705 . __ 'III Rl'll (0 ) 35 Rumanian for short Bearing Actress Arlene PHONE 12-7-1 mo Jumbles IRONY PECAN Answer Sometimes called tn to establish harmony tn 1he home - A PIANO TUI<ER 01 """ '•Astan need~ Dr I I I ) (Answers tomorrow) TRIPLE UNFAIR entrant Home ServiCe E5E. ~ WEll., liE 0\PIT.lU. LII!S "IM>\T WIIN, SIJT I MIJST- SHOP 11 ·25 1 mo I Ml6HT Now arrange the Ci rcled leners to form the surprise answer , as sug· gested by the abo\le cartoon [J Yesterday's RACINE CARPET Dave Parsons Owner MtJSIC Printanswerhare : SALES liNO SERVICE • 11 9 .tf c IMulitiOn Se!Ytees c 33 • 7 3()..--o-Porter Waaoner 3; Gong Show 4. Candid amera 6. Price is Right 8; MacNeil. lehrer Report 20,33 ; Family Feud 10; $100,000 Name That Tune 13 ,· Pop Goes The Country 15 s·oo-C PO Sharkey 3.15 ; Year Wilhoul Santa Claus . 6, 13 ; In Searchof 4; Wonder Woman B, 10; Washington Week 1n Revtew 20,33 8. 30-Chtcp & lhe Man 3,4,1 5; Wall Street Week 10,33; 9 · QO-Rockford F ties 3,4,15; Carpenters 6, 13 , Movie "White Ltghtnlng" 8, 10, Mtcrobes & Men 20; Leonard Bernstein Conducts 33 . JO · O()--Qulncy 3,4,15, John Davidson 6,13; News 20, Fall of Eagles 33 10 30-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20 11 00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13 , 15; Dick Cavett 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33 . 11 : JQ-Johnny Carson 3,4,15. Baretta 6, 13 ; Mash 8 ; Movie " The lndes1ructlble Man " 10 ; Mon1y Python's Flying Circus 33. 12:1l0-Janaki 33; 12 :095-Movle "You Can' 1 Win 'E m All" B 12. 4Q-Lohman & Barkley 6; lrons tde 13. 1· 0Q---Midnight Spectal 3,4,15; M ovie "Web of Violence" 10; 1 4G--lronside 13 ; 2 3D--News; 2 · 40-News l 3. 3 :0Q--Movle "Warkl\1" 3; 4: 3o-Movle " See My Lawyer " 3; 5 30-FBl 3, 6 30-Bewllched 3. WHAT ONE MAN '~ GALLOB PWMBING & HEATING INC. F1n1nctn& ~••illbh BlowN Into Will5 & ~ltlt5 SIORM WINDOWS I OOORS REPLACEMENT WINOOWS s. ""_,,..,. (... _ ....... ... ....... - ... 11. - 8 "'J... FREE ESTIMATES NOYOL ~ I :,;.[~]:...t--1- " liVE· ··-JU5T DOWN OUR ALLEY ··· LITTL E SECONDHAND CLOTHlNC. 6TORE··· "ROOMS !'OR REt\T ~ oOO ••• CARTER Superior Steam Ellraction byHenn ArnoldandBobLee Unscramble these four Jumbles. "' one tener to each square, to form r~ lour ordinary words "' See us at 1100 East Main Street , Pomeroy , Oh1o or Phone 992-7034 . 10 29 1mo. a,10: Sesame Sl 20,33 . 11.55-C BS News 8, Loving Free 10. . l2: 0o--News 4,6, 10; To Say The Least 15 . Dtvorce Cou rt 8; M idday 13. 12 3o-Ryan 's Hope6,13 ; Bob Braun4 , Gong Show 15 : Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. Elec Co 33 1 oo-For Rtcher . For Poorer 3, All My Children 6, 13; Young & the Restless 10. Not for Women Only 15 . 1 . 3o-Oays of Our Lives 3,4,15 ; As T he Wor ld Turns B, 10. 2 oo-s20.000 Pyramid 6, 13 . 2 :JD--0octors 3,4,15 ; One Life to L ive 6, 13 ; Guidi ng Light B. 10. 3 oo--Another World 3,4, 15; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20. 3 15-General Hospital 6, 13 ; 3·30-AII-In The Family a. 10 ; Lilt as. Yoga & You 20 . 4·00---Mister Cartoon 3; L1ttle Rascals Our Gang 4; Merv Griffin 6; For- Rt cher , For Poorer 15; Glll1gan 's Is . 8; Sesame St 20,33, Gomer Pyle, USMC 10, Dinah 13 4.3o-My Three So ns 3; Partridge Family 4; Brady Bunch 8, 10; Liftte Rascals 15 5 oo-Bonanla 3; My Three Sons 4; Gunsmoke 8; M tster Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33. Emergency One 13 ; My Three Sons 15 5 · 30-Ddd Couple 4, News 6. E lee Co. 20.33, Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan ' s Heroes 15. 6 ·1l0-News 3,4,8, 10,13, 15 ; ABC News 6 ; Zoom 20 ; Consumer Surviva l Kit 33 6.30-NBC News 3,4,151 ABC News 13; Carol Burnell & Friends6 . CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7·QO-Truth or Cons. 3. Cross-Wits 4, Liars Club 6; Muppet Show B: News 10; To Tel l lhe Truth 13 ; Gilligan's Is. 15 ; Almanac 20, Making Things Grow e ! •Mobile Home· Underpinning • Roof Coating • Tie· Downs • Awnings- Carports •Insurance Repatrs 10_ 11 JD-Knoc.:kout 3,15 ; Family Feud 6, 13; Love of Life ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~L!:l ® Home Sales Carpet &UphOlStery Phone Mike Young Mtddlepor1 , Ohio 11 ·9-tfc ( Kingsbury ,.-,_ rl'l• '-r•••t THU~SDAY , a PARTS- LABOR GUARANTEED REASONABLE RATES BOB'S SHOP · Ph oQ e CONTROL HUNGER and lose we1ght wtlh New Shope Ore! Pla n an d Hydre)( Water Ptlls At Dutton Drug Mtddleport Sox 34 PlANO TUNING '""" Domels New phone numbe r. 992 2581 . If no answer coll99'l · ~082 Wil l DO typtng . Manuscn pts, •stoltshcol . re su me $ etc Coli 992·3827 , r;~vemngs al ter 6 and FOR SA tE 1968 •,, Chevrolet weekends ' Ptckup . $350 V•ctor A Bohr MOBILE HOME reptms 992 5858 985-4240 HA V FOR so l e 614 -667-3890 ALUMINUM SIDING SOLID VINYL SIOING SOFFIT & CELINGS GUTTERS & DOWN SPOUT Easy step by step ln$truc1tons. APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our serv1ce department and w•ll service Hotpoint and other brands . ROBYN c~B. sx 007 L . Aulomatic T!ansmission SeiYice Vinyl & Aluminum Siding B & S MOBILE HOMES Pt Plea san1 W. Vo bes1de Heck s ) 973 Broodmore \ 4 )( b<~ 2 bedroom 1Q73 Do rt on 14 .: 60 2 bcdr oom 1Q72 Vt(IOrton 14 )( 67 3 bedroom - Jack's Septic Tank Semce FRIOAY , DECEMBER 9, 1977 5'45-Farm Report 13. 5 · 50-f'TL Club 13 ; 5 : 55Su nrlse Semester 10. 6 .oo-PTL Club 15 ; 6 :25--0verseas M iss ion 10; 6:3oColumbus Today 4, News 6; Sunrise Semester 8. 6 .45-Mornlng Reporl 3: 6 :50-Good Morning , Wesl Virginia 13 ; 6 .5s-Chuck Wh1te Reports 10, Good Morning , Tri State 13. 7 oo-Today 3.4, 15; Good Morn in g Ameri ca 6, 13 ; CBS News 8 ; Bullwin kte 10 . choolies ; 8 oo--Capt K~nga roo 8. 10. Sesame 51 33 9 .oo-Merv Gr1 ffln 3: Phil Donahue 4,13, t5; New M ic key Mouse Club 6 ; Family Affair ~· 10. . 9 :30-Edge ol Night 6; Andy Grllllth B; Pnce Is Rtg hl 10 . . . 10 oo-Sanfor d & Son 3,4, 15; B1g Valley b; Pnce IS Right S; Mike Do uglas 13. . 10 · 3o--Hoflywood Squares 3,4,15 ; Joker 's Wil d 10. n . oo-~Wheel of. Forf un e J . 15; Happy Days 6, 13 ; Marcus Elby , MD 4; M a tch Game 8,10 , Elec . Co. . TET-~EVJS/(JN SWAIN Res•dential an d co mmer-Cial. Call for est i mate , 24 hour service. Anyday , ;~nyfime . Phone 985 -3800 We' re in Carpen1er just off Rt. 143 . Phone 698-7191. 12 1·1 mo. FOUR ROOMS and both Adults only No pets 992 5908 COU NTRY MOBILE Home Pork Route 33 nort h of Pomerov Lorge lots Call991 7479 Phone SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 3290 ECONOMY TRA CTOR wtth oil otto ci1tnell iS lt ke new os ktng 52250 Phone (61 4\ QQH 3290 Bissell Siding Co. oph 5434 ~ illnw~dJmv CAMPER A complete selection of Coal & Circufatmg i Heaters at low prices . Fully stocked. 992- fu rmsh~d OlD FURNilURE . oce boxes brass beds , 1ron beds etc , complete households . Wrtte M D M1ile r Rt 4 ~ Porner-ey O~·uo or coli 992 77b0 COAL limes tone end colcrum chl on de ond calc1u111 bt tne for dust con tro l ond specia l mixtng soli lor for mers E)( cclslor Sal ! Wofk s Motn St•ect Pomeroy Oh1o or photiC 99:'1 JBQ I Appalachian Stove Company 1976 FORD F-'250 Custom 17 SO)( 14 00 11res · wtnc h Only 14 000 mt H ~ode r s C8 Tope deck 011er S3 000 111 t:' wlros Serious co ils only aftet 12 noon 696 1072 $6 800 ---~3 AND 4 RM lur r11s he d and un· r;o·~-~~ ASTRO·GRAPH ' ""' 1Q71 CHEVY NEW mo tor new ttr.•<oo 5900 197() Che,elto• SSOO 1971 Supe ~ BeeiiE' 0911981 - Carpenter ·Personals PONIIA( qcn S8bb l !~<oopOSSII19 and 1\0 01' • o Business Services f-ORD GRANADA 6 (yl 16 000 tnde~ h cellenr st-lop!:> Phone 247 2142 )Q7b 111"'0" ~ hPOif§ 11- 'l'hr Datly Scnttnel, Muldlc l>Ort·Pomcruy llll'K THArY ' _ Auto Sales In Memory placE' Card ul Th.ink11 .mJ 11'k'lnM) "--= . tmued his deceptive ta cttcs by btddmg JUSt f1ve ami six hearts· Da d fell into the trap l:iiiO UuUUICO, couldn 't s tand IJUl "nt: ::i l pros pent.1 100 you r1ave a~ ue s 11011 fOr tne el(perts ? Wn te 'Ask the Jacobys care olth1s ne wspa· oe' The JacotJys wr/1 a ns wer rndnndu a l queslrons d stampea sell -addressed envelopes are encloseci The most' rn terestmg auestr(lns w tll be used m tlrrs CO/(Imn d"d wt/1 recerve cop1es of Jt.COBY MOOERN 1 • �Violence in Utah coal field flares with dynamite, guns_ mcnt and Hy THOMAS WEHER United Press lnlernatlunal ON THE 3RD FLOOR GUN CABINETS Mechanic Street. Let us help you make your selections. GIRLS' JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT THERMAL UNDERWEAR 1 \ '· (F ·.·.- WOMEN'S GLOVES \ Choose f rom vinyl, l eat her or knit styles. All sizes. Great gift for this win try weather . •_ - -._ • I ' "" ·p<.• . .... t1e~,.,...t FASHION RIGHT ... ' WOMEN'S SCARVES And check these olher more-for-your-money features you gel with On the 2nd floor , you ' ll l ind a fi ne selection of wome n's neck and head scarves Th oug .htf ul an d appreciated g if t . SEE OUR SELECTION OF FANNY FARMER . • · ·WAY DIAL ·A· NA'" CLUNS Al l CAIII .. Ell IIETT!A tld]utl1 1o ... pi'- 1101/tl'lll .•. low r11p lo CHRISTMAS WRAPPED CANDY. BUY NOW. !hiCII lhq. • HUOl TO' · ~ILL/JrfQ 011'01 · AilE OUST IAQ uiiOtlllfiiCIM driven into the concr e te . ·•vnu couldn't drive a tank up that road," "one deputy sa id . UMW pi ckets care needs . outbreak of violence in Ohio A wrK KJen bridge to the Plateau mine near Price, si nce miners a cross the na tion walkEd out at 12:01 Uta h, was burned by United a.m. Tuesday. Meigs Cou nty Deputy Mine Workers pickets before dawn Thursday, leaving 50 sheriff Gary Wolfe said nn miners stranded . Son"Je 400 nne was hi! by the gunfire, pic ket• were diverted 25 . which occurred as the second miles away to the Soldier shift attempted to enter the Creek mine when depu ties coal compa ny office. WQife S<Jid deputies were nn circulated word that non· stri king miners we re the scene most of 'Thursday . In West Virginia 's coal changing shifts. The shift change was a red hnllows, frozen by • recordherring, and bulldozers cut a setting cold, the thoughts of rnas . Compl•t• w1111 De- t spikes rcpnrtcdJy were arm~d with gun s, blasting caps an,d management personnel at an dyna1p itc. Ohifl mine , while th e · Striking min~r s find attention of miners in. the supen~ isnry ~rsnnne l at the h eavily unioniZed . Southern Ohio Coal Co. in Appalachian coalfie ld s Meigs County exchanged turned to "critical' 1 health shots Thursday in the first See our rtew se lection on the 3rd floor. Your choice o f styles and wood fin is hes . Keeps guns c lean, safe and easy to see . Will deliver in t ime lor Christ - upright at a , 1 special price... I:~~"\\ ~~; '6.495 - ~~ only He a vy knit. cotton polyester blend , mach ine wa sh able , wh i te , blue . pink . Sizes S, M, L. The mnod was described as ugly in the Utah co alfields Thursday following th r ee days of violence, and striking miners exchanged shots with four~n ch FENCE ERECTED - An attractive W(l{)den fence was placed in frnnt nf the Amy Kingsland Jones property located between Warner Insurance and the new Sti ffl e rs on P(lmeroy 's West Main Street. The fence was put up by David Brickles, ge ncralcnntraclltr , Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Ea rlier t.he viiJagc (•leaned the debris from the a rea i:md will bill Mrs. J11nes fo r the expense of the work done . Shown in front nf th.e fence are 1-r, Bric kles a nd P1m1enty te mpora r y rnatl to th e Plateau mine while pickets wa ite d at Soldier Creek. Pulke said the road to the Mayor 'Clarence Andre ws. The project is ano th er stcR taken in erasing s igns (lf the disastrollS fire last year that destrnycd the Stiffl er st nrc and damaged ot her adjacent prnpcrties. Plateau looked li ke a battleground, with 500-pouncl b(lulders rolled onto the pave- striking miners turned to their homes and families. Picketing was minimal, as mnst of the state's non-UMW mines shut down at the beginning of the strike out of fear of reprisals. " There's just nobody Mning work m this area, " said an offi cial at an indepcnd~nt We st Vir~inia minC' . "Nnbody 's goinJ.{ tn take the chan<:c.' ' • 1..11 Sen. Hobert C. Byrd, !). W.Va .. Thursday urged imml'<.liatc government actiun to ease what he called a '' critical" health c are situation in tht! coalfields. Mine rs' he<Jith benefits were cut nff when the strike began. By rd wrote Pres ident C:arte r that the situa ti on requires "the immed iate and coord inated attention" of federa l and state governments. Edd ie Burke, a former bodygua rd and top aide to UMW presiden t . Arnold Miller, sa id Appalachia n mine r s' ma in conce rn in contract talks that resumed Thursday was restora tion of their health benefits. '' I ha d a baby in September ," Burk e sa id. explaining that his fir stbor n child arrived . two months a fter th e UMW hea lth be nefits were cut back b.(Continued on page 12) IU CtiCin .. • n11citf1w..- bl(l C~ftill . UffiE GIRLS' MEN'S ROLFS WALLETS • 'ri'III1Lf·C"'I'II! Cli!ANINQ POW· ·oR ESSES ~A wilh powlr-cl~hll'l DltllnbYII· lo r' that d ..p.cl .. l'll, e · - · cltpell. • llllfTIIIII! LIJIAICATI!O IIIOTOI'I • DUAL·ACTIOrt EOOE KLEENEI'I " Clltlll 11101'1(1 IICII IUCIIOI'I up 10 lfll tllllbotrdl. MOOf'L Th is sale includes dresses . gaucho se t s. pantsuits and ju mpers . Size 2·J , J -6x, 7-14 . HOME FURN ISH INGS lSI FlOOR "· MUSIC DEPARTMENT SAVE 20% HAT & MUFFLER SETS MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR Buy now while su pplies are good! \ \. Video games, car radios , c;ar stere·o s , CB radio s, CB antennas, car stereo s pea ke'r s. B BIB OVERALLS Sizes S1 M, L. and XL Long sleeves , lot s of smart . looking style s, button front oJnd slipovers . In cludes aO of ou·r men 's knit shir' ts. SALE PRICES Also Speci.al sate price s on our entire selection men 's western sht rts . Qu ilted spreads in sizes for twin , fu ll. queen or kinQ sia bed s.· Excellent selec t ion . A GIFT HE'LL REALLY LIKE MEN'S PARIS BELTS Neck sizes 14 1 4 to 17 1 " · sleeve lengths 32 to 35 . Wh i tes, solid colors, stripes, neat paHerns , our enti re stock of men's dress shirts inc luded . Famous brands such as Van Golden Vee. and Campu s. SALE! BOYS BLUE DENIM AND FASHION JEANS Make fi ne Ch r is tma s gi fts for th e boys on your l ist Reg ular size, slims and huski es. 8 to 18 pi!JS studen t sizes 76 to 30 viais t. Blue deni ms (regular and pr ewashed) 100 per CE?nt cottons, cotton pol yes ter blends and cor duro ys·. Boys57 .95 Jeans . ....... .... Sale5S .9S Boys S8 .9S Jeans ............ Sale$6 .76 Boys59 .95 Jea ns ... ......... SaleS7 .4S BoysS 11 .95 Jeans .. .... ! " " SaleS8 .96 SPECIAL CANNON TOWEL SALE Choice of floral pattern or solld color s. Fi ne qua lity Cannon, 85 per cen t cotton, 15 per cen t pol yestc.r SALE PRICES Reg . 539.95 Shower Massage. by Waterpik , hand held . Sale $29.88 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE! Reg. S25 .95 Fryette Mini Deep Fryer $21.88 . $35 .95 Presto MEN'S CORDUROY SLACKS AND JEANS You ' ll l i~e the fine selection , fl are legs, stra ight leg sty les and fu ller cut pants for the heavier guys . Sizes 29 to 46 waist . Choose your correct length. Regular St.99 Hand Towels 1.49 99' Reg. $24.95 Shower Massage' ~Y Waterpik. wall moun!. Sale $2t'.88 . Reg. 30.00 Set ......................... Sale 21.88 Reg. 115.00 Set. .... ...................... Sale sg.88 Reg. 112.00 Set... ....... .. ... .......... .. Sale 17.88 · Reg. '6.00 Pen.... ....... . ... .. ......... Sale 14.88 •2.29 Regular St. l9 Wa sh Clolhs Housewares Specials 1 1 MEN'S 17.95 Sate GIRLS PRE·TEEN SPORTSWEAR Choose from ,.., slacks, skirts, swea ters, blouses. jump ers, jackels, suits, coordinat i~g group s. cow l neck s. vests and button -d own co llar s. We have. a big selection of LP records. 45 RPMs and 8 track s tereo !apes. Slop in !he mus ic deparlment on the 2nd floor . colors. Regular sweatshirts and hood ed slyle s. Select what you MEN'S AND BOYS$1.25 EVENING WEAR Boys sizes 7 to 11, men's si zes . 9 to 15. White with multt color tops . Big .selection of colors . sse .J:1~6:i<:< ~ iioi lij;lli:<'~ '!J=< YO< YO<!£!:!&"::< 'BO<~B=:YO< l<:<ll.. 1 t;OAT SALE CONTINUES SAVE 20% On any lady's coat. .. N SMOKERS 3 styles Greal gill for dad or gran,dd,ad . SPECIAl · MONDAY THRU SATU-RDAY ELBE_ RFELDS IN_POMEROY ~<!<:<l""'~"' 'I<II~a;-ll,¥g;,~;;;~~;.III.;;.<I!IOI<;;;;.~~;.r,. ;~·1\1:1<~~;~;.~-;~:~~=;s ~~!!::!YO< I · FURNITURE DEP'ARTMENT Reg. $14.~5 9:30 TO 8:00 P.M. 1'011: l<iU.. tra cto r~rivin g cutTed when rain foil and farmers hold a ra lly on the Washington Monwne nt grounds 10 demonstrate for highe r farm prices . but the White House said a meeting is being arra nged between farmer representa tives a nd preside ntial aides. Carter today scheduled a n early morning mPe ting with his Ca bine t-level eeonnmic advisers and invited Henr y Howe ll! a DemoCratic fri~ml wtu l was defeated in t he Virginia governor's ra ce last month 1 tn visit him at the White HoW:ie. but they would have been meanwh ile were rel uctant to endorse the one economic closed in any wea ther con- was were : Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania, Jay. Rockefell er of West Virginia, Mill s Godwin of Virgin ia , Julian Ca rroll of Kentucky, {Acting Gov. ) Blair Lee of Maryland. Cliff Finch of Mississippi a nd James Hunt of Nnrth Carolina .. Also attending wer e representa~ives of the governors of Alabama, Georgia, New York, Ohio, South Carolina and Tennessee . Because of the success of the 1 2-year~ ld ARC , it ealled on Cnngress to establi sh similar com missions t1cross the cnuntry "for shart>d decision-rnak ing between the fe derHI , state cmd local governments, communities a nd .th e private sector " administered through th e White House and with public participation at the r egional !~vel. In their energy reso lution , the governors said : f·Appalachia's rich natural resou rces have been exploi ted to fue l the nation's industrial growth in the past witlwlit ena bling its people to fairly share in the na tion's resul tant prosperity and without mee ting !he problems of an environment scarred by intensive minng activity ." The resolution said afso " the price nf coal sho uld reflect the full socioeconomic costs nf production and use a nd that Appa lachia must not be forced to a ccept a disproportionate share of the costs . Regiona) long - (Continued on page 12) thawed. Meantime, today schools were in progress in the Eastern schools were closed taken to · Kissinger deeded the notes to the United States Dec. 24, 1976, and placed them at the Library of Congress under an asreement restricting public access for 25 years or untitl1ve years ·after his dealh, whichever comes later . discuss possible involvement in the provisions of Senate Bi11384 which permits schools districts in !'inancial trouble to borrow on I976 funds . · However, Superintendent John Ri ebel and Meigs Coun ty Superintendent by Vi ctoria Slack , Middleport, struck a parked car on Rutland St. , owned by Franklin E \ Wingrove, Athens, incurring moderate damages. The Slack car skidded on the icy brick street. There were no iniuries and no charge was filed. At 4:15 p.m. on West Main in Pomeroy; a car driven by Carl Sauvage , Pomeroy, struck the rear of a car · driven by Charlotte Marcinko, Pomeroy, as Marcinko attempted to tum left . There were moderate damages and Sauvage was cited for failing · to maintain assured clear distance. Veterans Eastern won't reopen school EAST MEIGS - A special meeting of the Eastern Local of Education Board scheduled for this evening has been cancelled because it would prove pointless. · The meeting was called to Memorial Hospital , In Middleport, i'l car driven Robert Bowen attended a hearing on the bill at the State Department of Education on Thursday where it was determined that th~ Eastern District cannot comply with the formula set up to borrow funds . The District is scheduled to be closed until Jan. 3, 1978. · The public, interested in hearing the reasons why Eastern cannot comply with lhe bill, may attend a regular Board of Education meeting at ·7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the high school. EXTENDED C)UTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, extremely cold Sunday and then _warming Monday and Tuosday, A chance of snow each day except a chance of rain south on Tuesday. Highs Sunday will be between eight and 12 north and 12 and 20 south, warming by Tuesday Into the upper 30s or the mid 40s. Lows will be between zero and 12 early Sunday and In the upper teens or the low 20s early Tuesday. ., MILLER REP COMING A representatiVe fr om Congress Clarence E. Miller's office will conduct an open door session from 10-12 noon in the court house in Pomeroy on Dec. 14. READY FOR MORE BIDS - Bids for the second phase of the bridge acrnss tho Ohio River at Ra ve nswood con necting tha t J ackson Co unty , W. Va . tnwn with Meigs County. Ohio at Great Bend a re scheduled for publica tion soon upnn complet ion .or the three bridgo piers pictured abnve. Tbe two-lan e span is scheduled for completion in 1979. TW1 1 Ohi r1 rPad projects are-related tt:~ the new bridge project. One is ex te ns ion of the SH 7 hypa:-;s tt• F ive Poi nts a nd U1e nther is rerouting US 33 from th e interchange at· Rnck Springs through snuthcrn Mei gs Cou nty via the SR 7by-pass to the bridge at Great Bend . Ice ·proves dangerous Icy road conditions Were 124 , rounding a sharp curve blamed in four traffi c ac- slid her car to the right cidents Thursday evening a gain s t an emba nkment. investigated by the Meigs Donna J. Hood, Middleport, County Sheriff's Department . traveling east , skidded to the Ronald G. Wri ght , 26, left into the Knapp vehicle. · Vinton, traveling northwest There were no injuries arld on Salem Twp. Road 35 tried only moderate property to pass a stalled vehicle on a damage . Kenneth' R. Ginther , 19, hill crest. His. veh icle slid off ttie road on the left and struck Syracuse, slid off SR 124 in a utility pole . He was not Syracuse into a wall . Guin· ther was taken to Veterans injured. Lena . M. Knapp, Langs- Memorial Hospital by the ville, traveling east on SR Syracuse ER Squad where he Miners to meet United Press International Striking members of the United Mine Workers union in Ohio are scheduled to meet in Cadiz today to lear'n details and costs of Our · entire s tock included in . this sale. Regular sizes 8 lhru 20, ext ra sizes· 30 thru 46 . ' 'l<ll~l<:ll<:l r<:i~•I'OIIlf<O< j an interim hospitalization pr ogram arranged by the District . 6 UMW office headquartered m Bellaire. Trustees of t he UMW Health and Welfare Fund suspended hospitalization benefits at the start of the strike at midnight Monday . They said the fund had been depleted by payouts and had lost in•ome for ~;f!e past few years . The interim hospitalization program will run for 90 days and may be_e xtended for a second 90 day period . The Meigs County sher iff 's office at Pomeroy reported "all _quiet" today at the No. I mine of the Southern Ohio Coal Co. where shots. were fired Thursday when foremen attempted to enter the mine. "AII ·quiet today," said a deputy. "No reports of roving pickets or anything like that." · The Norfolk and Western Racine Fire Department , and Emergency Squad. Yo nker, her car slid on road over an · emb!lnkmrnt. While wailing f~r a wrecker a school bus driven by Donald W. Barnett, Langsville, slid and st'ruck · the Yonker car. There were no injuries. not return to service. Js While no official notice has come to the public of that prospect by owner Ralph sponsored by the Racine Fire Department 'Auxiliary which thanks everyone who helped provide the treats. ;~ : ::: ;:;: ;:;:;::: ;:; Lee RAVENSWOOD - The Ravenswood ferry which has been idled for repairs in recent weeks, apparenlly will from ~reas se.r ved by the appearance Ramona Racine, wa s traveling east on SR 124 in Saiem Center when operating again at 2 p.m. to give treats to all children 12 and under Santa's was treated for lacerations to his face and injury to his wrists. The ca r Was heavily damaged . Ferry won't be SANTA COMING RACINE - Santa Claus wlll be at the Raelne Fire Station on Sunday, Dec. 18, WOMEN'S SLACKS l<:<ll.. i-.:.<"'*l<>::m:SI<:I y,c !!001\t:U.. 'B::<!.. rose and some of the ice their conversations "were to be kept privat,e .'' leading to a crane as it ettempted to land on the platform . DDI,f'l:'~ SALE PRICES Ginsburg said the officials chatting with Kissinger believed president of P~troleum Helicopters , ·Inc., said· investigators were checking reports the helicopter struck a crane or a wire cloth or vinyl cover s In sq uar~ s.i zes, oblongs, ova ls,. ro unds, solid colors and patterns, lncluttes en tire stock , ·arranged for your easv select ion . SALE !;Cripts of on-the-job telephone convers<;~t ions he put out nf · public reach until after his deat h or the yea r 2001. Kissinger often had sccr~taries listen in and ma ke notes on his telephone conversa tions wilh tup U. S. officials a nd foreign leaders. driving conditions. Weather predictions for Frida y were that more freezing would occu r wi th snow falling. La ter Thursday e vening, however, the temperatu re aircraft would resume the search today. Frank Lee, vice TABLE COVERS ~eights in POmeroy at 4:31 Southern Loca l District. Coast Guard search and rescue coordina tors said their SALE! froze on the streets . a nd si dewalk s, creating dangerous walkin g and federa lly funded jobs. These new demands. unveikd Thursday by Me;my at the start of an AFL-CIO convention, already have been rejected by the president . La bor Secretary Ray Marshall indicated he does not el(pect a ny backing down by Carter. AFL-CIO leade rs LOS ANGELES - AFL.ClO PRESlDENT Ge<ll'ge Meany threa tens to spark anothe r major <.10nfrontation with Preside nt Ca rter by demanding protection ist. trade legislation and more LAFAYETTE. LA. - AHELIOOPTER CRASH in the Guif of Mexico that killed 17 offshore oil workers may have been caused by a collision between the aircraft and a crane on an oil rig, officials say. All but two of the 19 men aboard the twinengine heJicopter were killed in the accident Thursday . None of the bodies have been recovered. (17 -171!2 ). hazard ous cond ition s oc· ditions since they we re scheduled to close at the end of Thursday activities due to lack of money. The Thursday evening ice led to several persons falling and some traffic accidents. The Middleport E·R Squad was called to !62 Lincoln p.m . answering a ca ll directed to the Pomeroy unit . Mrs. Gertrude Bass had fallen in the driveway of her · home. She was taken to Veterans Memorial' Hospital where She was admitted. At the same time. the Pomeroy Squad was on West Second for Pauline Derenbe rg er, Mechani c St ., Pomeroy. who had fallen near the Fabric Shop. She returned to the State Department." A t rem endou s selection of ·$}19 CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS STARTING FRIDAY, DEC. 9Tii For that "spec.ia llook " th is holiday sea son. E vening d r eSses, pant su it s and jum psuits . Jun ittr , mi ssy an d hal l sizes. SALE PR.ICES Pa Coats and Cla rk popular knitting yarn . Solid colors, sparkle colors, va riega te d, tak e advan t ~. Qe of thi s· . . ,. spe cia l · WOMEN'S TUBE SOCKS SALE TOBOGGANS size fit s all sizes . 100$ cen t ac; ryli e, school co lo rs wi th name for Meigs, Eastern, Wahama and Southern . · · Schools of the Meigs Local Schoo l District were closed today when bad weather was forecast. Thur s d,ay eve ning "Having been prepared and t~anscribe d in the discharge of his official duties, the notes are property of the' United States," Judge John Lewis Smith ruled. "The cou rt fur\her finds that the records were wrongfully removed a nd should be Colorful plaid patterns, two pockets, long tails, sizes small (14 ,1411'2), medium {15· 151h). large ( 16-161/J) and extra large 13.95 Corduroys ................. ........ Sale 110.88 1 15.95 Cordur~ ......................... Sale 112.48 1 16.95 Corduroys .... .................... . Sale 113_28 1 18.95 Corduroys ................ ...... .. Sale 114.78 MEN'S AND BOYS --·~---~-~-~~--~----~-~~~--·~·~-·-·-·-·------~ $2 .95 SCHOOL NAME SWEATSHIRTS Good se le ct ion ot styles and . FLANNEL SHIRTS .2 SAVE 20% GO OVER BIG FOR CHRISTMAS By U1Liied.Prcss International WASHI NGTO N - PRESIDENT CARTER, hopi ng Congress may pass his energy and Social Security proposa ls before adjourning, tnda y planned a quiet weekend a t Camp David to prepare for a busy socia l and travel schedule during the holidays. Carter will not be on,hand Saturda y when 2.000 to 7,000 WASHINGTON - HENRY KISSINGER WILL appeal a federal court order thut he return Sf<lte Department ' tran. In the music department on the second floor . Channel Master, Panasonic . Let us show you all the models on display. Use our convenient credil plan to make your purchase. WASHfNGTON I UP11 - The Appala chian Regional Conunissinn, ·c<mcerned over the nation 's coveting of · rich coal r eserves in its 13 ;nember sta tes, Thursday sen t Presiden t Ca rter a set of recommendations aimed at lcumg the.region's 19 million people •'fairly sh are in the natinn 's ... prosperity.· · The t.'(•mmission , at a meet ing attended by governor s of seven sta les, ratified r esolutions proposed at an October confcrcn('c in Charleston, W.Va. The reco mmendations will be se nt to a White House enn fc rence nn balanced growth and economic develnpment to be held early next ye.cir , < Governors attending tile conference in the Ca pit ol Schools closed promise Carter has made to them - a tax cu t. Meany rejected any business tax cuts and ma de no mention of Carter's proposal for individual tax relief. SALE PRICES Beauti f ul ly boxed Hallmark sets af-e wonderfu l gifts for that working man -or woman on your list . Take advantage of th ese savi ng s; Regular S2.79 Bath Towels 0 Spec ial prices on our enti re stock of men 's spor t sh irt s. Sizes sma ll ( 14 · 1411), m ed iu m 115- 1512 ) , large (1 6 161 2), and ex tra larg e ( 17 -17 1 1). So l id co lors, nea t pa Herns. Buy now for yo ursel f and Christmas g ifts. PEN & PENCIL SETS 1 Sizes 30 to 42 and extra sizes 44 to 48. Black . brown and fash ion colors, all the popular wid th s. Free gifl bo xes . MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1977 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS ,; EAUTIFUL EDSPREADS MEN'S. "16.95 Man y s l y le s and colors An appreciated gift . ' • Wembley Neck Ties . • Men's Winte r Jackets . • Men 's and Boy s Tube Socks 88c. • Boys Win fer Jackels • Men's All Weather Coats. eMen 's Work Uniforms . • Men 's Dress Coats, Fur Trimmed . VOL. XXVIII NO. 167 en tine at e Wallels. c ard cases . key -tai-ners , travel kits. Excellent styles. select his favor ite co lor. Men 's deparlmenl. 1st floor . OTHER SPECIALS • Appalachian people bid for share of prosperity Brewer , one o [ Hrewe r 's employes has beeo tol d he shou ld look fo ~ another job as th• feiry would not operate again . :;:;:;: ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:::;:;: ;:;:;:;: ;:::::::;:;: ;:;:; Railroad Roanoke, Va., said Thursday it had been laying off workers since thC strike Weather began but did not have a total number of .those furloughed. " It changes from clay -today and area..f.o-area " sa id an N&W spokesman. ' The railroad laid off 1,500 wor ke rs Nov . 30 in a nticipat ion (Jf the work stoppage. · Wind y, co lder tonight with perlods of light DAYS . TO CHRISTMAS NEW OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED for Pomerny l..ndge 164. F&AM, Wednesday night in. Pomeroy , Fron t, I tn r, are Eric Gryszka, senior_deacon ; Theodore T . Reed, Jr ., treasurer ; Ron Young, senior warden; .Kenne th Wiggi ns, worshipful master ; Jnhn Jenkins, juni nr . Lows S11o w . tonight betwee" 0-5 below . . warden; Thnmas Edwards, secreta ry; Paul G. Eich, juninr deacon; back row, Hugh Custer , chaplain; Dale E . Sunny and cold Saturday , Smith, educatio nal offi cer ; Phil Kelly , junior steward; Patrick D. Wc•nd, senior sl~wi'lrd , and M. R. VanM eter, tyler. tonight, 20 percent Saturday. • highs near 15. Probability of prec ipitation 40 percent I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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